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MONDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 1), 1979 .... ,., ....... ~.~
To. Move-Tuesday
• Fire Vletl•m SHt Robbie
• 3 Fires Seoi-eh Orange .County
e Aoki Undergoes Major Surgery
• Attaek on Nuke Slib Foiled
·One of a Series?
Two Contained
Blaze Returns
To Riverside
By ROBERT BARKER
Of lM o.lty,..... Sufi
Firefighters have brought two
fires that scorched O r ange
County brushJands under control
while the third and biggest blaze
today has turned back into
Riverside County.
The most major of the fires
broke out Saturday afternoon
n ear the Serfas Countr y Club
west of Corona and burned 3,78>
acres · tn Clevela nd National
Forest in Orange and Riverside
counties.
Chuck Murphy, a spokesman
Rocky Aoki·
In "Stable
Wndition'
By ALMON LOCKABEY
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Rocky Aoki, the 40-year-0ld
restaurateur and offshore power
boat driver, was reported in sta·
ble condition at Lette rman
Army Hospital at the Presidio or
San Francbco today after un·
dergomc •W'lery f<X' internal in-
juries from a boattng accident
Friday.
Maury Peermboom, publlc in-
• formation officer for the
h osp ital, said lbe genial
millionaire owner of tbe
Bealhma reslaaraDl cbaln ... a till in a ''very serious'' CCIDdition
and was under•oiDI cardio-
vascular aur&f!l'Y by a team of •uraecm directed by Dr. John
· Hutton. Aoki'• wlfe visited her
husband at t o'c\oct WI mom-ine and reported tbat be WU
a ble to open bJ a eyes and
reapond to the pteNnce of the
I fam_UJ. ~ ··~ to be alert ' ud • Mid Mn. Aoti ..
8e Wt• balbead'• room.
l Ac*l., wbo mab:lbim a home
ln Newport Beadl, waa teat·
drtvlu. •toat '°"'boat Jl'ri.
dQ wllm tbt boat came olf a
waff _...... tbe Go1cJen Gate
Bridle ... DOied .... anotber
waYe ll 10 mllll per bour.
Oenld O.:blnla, OWMr of
tbe bolll. JlaUewood, Ul4 Aoki'•
C ... AO&i. .... AI)
for t he Orange County Fire
Department. said the blaze "for
all int.erfts and 'j>urposes" has
been contained in Or ange Coun-
t y after racing across about 100
acres.
A shift in winds last night sent
the flames back across the coun-
t y line to Riverside, however.
and fire officials there said there
are no indications when it might
be brought under control.
Another fire broke out shortly
a ft e r noon Satur d ay a nd
blackened about 750 acres near
the Caspers Regional Park. It
broke out shortly after noon
a bout five miles east or In·
t e rstat e 5 nea r the Or tega
Highway.
T he fire reportedly was under
control at 8 a . m . SUnday.
The third blaze erupted at
Carbon Canyon in the Brea area
but was brought under control
quic kly and without m a jor
losses, according to Murphy.
More than 300 fU'efigbters bat-
tled tbe Cle ve land National
Forest fire_ in lOO·degree-plus
beat and 20 to 30 mph winds.
One hous e was pa rtially
destroyed and two sheds were
r azed in Ri ve rs ide County.
Losses we re estimated a t
$50,000.
Nine aerial t.ankers and two
helicopter crews were thrown in-
to the fight.
Riverside officials si.id cood.I·
lions remain dry and hot but
that they have received a brea.k
ln weaJller conditlons when
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POLICE END ..
'SMOKE-IN'
YPSILANTI, M1cb. <AP) -A marijuana party for several
lbouaaDd 10'lftl people came to
aa early ead wben poUce
peaceably dl1per1ed tbe
"1moke-ln" crowd from Lower.
Huron M.etriloark.
Police said onlY about elCht
atte1tl were mada Sunday wbeD
a crowd estimated at between
7 ,000 abd 10,000 lathered al the
park 11 I*\ ot a "Ualted Mart~
Juana Smoken of MltbJ1an"
picnic.
--·
Bair
British pop music star Elton
J ohn revealed a new head
of ha tr Sunday al London's
He athrow a ir port. J ohn.
l e a vin g fo r a trip t o
Phoenix. told reporters he
has "two operations to go
b e f o r e i t (th e .h a i r
t r an splant ) is completely
finis hed."
Guard Foils
Attack on
Nuclear Sub
KITTERY. Maine <AP>
Two divers tried to overpower a
saUor guarding a nuclear s ub-
marine at the Portsmouth Naval
Shipyard but fled when the
sailor fired at them, the Coast
Guard said today.
A search of the harbor for the
divers was called off after four
boura, offlclals laid.
Coast Guard spokesman
Norman WoUe aa.ld the guard
thougbt be shot one of tbe divers,
wbo attacked blm on a barge near
the submarine and tried to over·
powerhimabout9p.m.Sunday.
Wolle said be did not know if
tbe diven were armed. Tbe
iuard, wbo patrols both the sub-
marine and the bar1e. waa being
interviewed by military
authoriUes, be said.
In Waabin1ton, a Navy
aPOkeemaa wbo asked not to be
ideatifted, 1aid the Na\'Y wu
"lnve1U1aUn• an alle1ecl in·
trualon" at the Maine base. He
would not identlly what aub-
C8ee SVB. Pa•e A.I> I
Police
Hunt
Weapon
By JACKIE HYMAN
0C llw ()Mly PHot Sttff
••
A 31 -y ear .old Cos ta Mes a
widow died Sunday of head Ln·
Juries she suffered when she wac;
attacked in her apartmeot by an
intruder who entered through an
unlocked sliding glass door,
police said today.
T hey said the m urder of
Marolyn Carelton may be relat·
ed to a sla)'lng earlier this year
a block away from her apart·
m e nt and to a n atte mpted
murder only a couple of blocks
away .
Mrs. Carel ton was attacked in
her apartment. 224 Avocado St.
at about 2·45 a.m. Saturday,
Capt. Robert Moody said today.
Ile said there was no indicaUon
that she had been sexually as·
saulted. . •
He said Mrs. Carelton's 9·
year-Old son Joey was awakened
by h er cr ies and caught a
gUmpse of the murderer as he ned . The man is described as in
his 40s, of Latin origin, with
dark coUar·lengt.b hair.
Mrs. CareJton. who bad been
hit once or tw\ce on the head.
died Sunday afternoon at Hoag
Memorial Hospital, Moody said.
He said the murder weapon
basn 't been found.
He said police al. (U'Sl believed
tbal-.M.rs. Carelton bad surprised
a burglar in her apartment, but
now believe the man entered
whi\e she was home and poe.albly
asleep. Her purse wu mlSJin&
after the attack.
Joey, who wasn't injured. is
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Oouds Expeeted
Cooling Trend
Due on Tuesday
By MJCHAEL PASKEVJCH oc Ille o.i~ ... \~It
T uesday s hould be cooler
along I.he Orange Coast.
Sea breezes and sca ttered
clouds are expected to knock
a bout five degree:. off tern·
peratures that hovered near the
90-degree mark through today
But i t will r em ai n un·
s easonably warm with beach
temperatures in the low 80s to
m 1d ·90s in l a nd . Nation a l
Weather Se rvice forecas te rs
said today.
H the night and morning
clouds arrive on schedule Tues·
day. beach area residents can
expe ct temperatures lo drop
b.a c k into the m id ·70s b y
Wednesday, with overnight lows
mthe60s.
Thal forecast should bold up
t hroueh Friday and perhaps
thro ugh the wee k e nd ,
s pokesmen said today.
Ajr qulllty was expected to re-
m a in good a long t hi coas t
through TUesday. A mild Santa
Ana wind condition did push
pollutants back towards the
s horeline Sunday. but the oxi-
dant levels were relatively low
and posed oo health problem. a
spokesman for South Coast Afr
Quality Management· Uistrict
s aid today.
Finl stage health advilories
were illued today for El Toro,
La Habra, Los Alamitos and
Santa Ana Cao.yon.
Tbe past weekend was a
~1zzlcr. High temperatures Sun·
da y ranged from 88 degrees 1.11
:'-ie>wport Beach. to 91 in San
J uan Capistrano and 94 in Hunt·
1n~ton Beach ·
T he latter mark probably hac;
not been equaled in the past 20
years. Huntington's unofficial
weatherman J . Sherman Den-
ny. said today.
Those seeking refuge at the
beach this week can e xpect
water temperat?tres of about 70
degrees and waves running
about two to three feet
Poison Traced
SALT LAKE CITY (AP> -A
le aky transformer a pparently
was the source of PCB con-
tamination found in the Western
food chain that caused a poultry
company lo . kill thousands or
hens and destroy millions of
eggs. officials of a Montana
meat packing company say.
Orange
Weather
Sunny a nd s lightly
cooler 1\Jesday with biths
near 80 at the ~cbes, 90
inland areas. Lows toolgbt
in the eos.
.24 Laurel Canyon
Houses in· Ashes
INSIDE TeDA Y
Muico ft be.ildiftg it• /lhtt Oft rich oil tttef'WI,
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btgiM Oft~ All. LOS ANGELES <AP> -
Stunned rwklmta ol faabkloable
Laurel Canton were alftial
throuch the rubble today of JI
cuetom·built bomea detlroyed
when a ftre bl..-by bot wtDda
rated ~ t.be wind1aC ,...
ldenUal ltreell of the
Hollywood Hilll. (~. Pase
A7>
ffolD•• be.loalln1 to blua
mualdlll John Mayall and .C·
treta lbSeftlle PbllUJ)I wre
amon1 those leve14ft by tbe
'
fl1me1 SuDday, accordint to
r.Udeata of tbe beavtb' wooded
Can)'OG0f9 aooldDi LoaAqel•.
"lily bome, my beautiful
boale." Nici ~ Hunt a be walked up Gr....ntew Drive to
look at tM ,,,.... of bis bcMlle at
tbe ead of the cul-de-sac. "It waa to bMutltUl. to lUlll bere. '' toe Aalelel nre Depart..-,,__..Ned CMdWd Hid8
bom• _.. tMbel' a.&ro,..s or
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IWLVPILOT S
-ows Battle
SAClt.AMENTO t AP) -Go•. .'Edmund Brown ,,. .. ,. \M
D'uuocratlc Pnt1 .. h•• aa
abyamal economic rtt0rd that
w II lnd to us to M feal" unHIN
lt qu1rkly d~vel~ n w tck' to
combat h\llallon nd unemploy
m~ot.
Brown. who 1uays he Is "tn th~
battle to tht• end" for tht>
Demoerauc nominauon for p~
!dent, llllackt'<I fiscal policies of
both Presl<k'nt Carter and U S
S~n Edward Ke nnedy of
Massachu.-.t'ltb m an mtervtew
recorded for broadcast today on
NBC telev1s1on's "Today" show.
In the tnterv1ew. t.he 41 year
old governor also sald he op-
poses any delay an Seoate ra·
tification or Lhe SALT II treaty
Sailing Along
waUI Ruaalaa troops a N re·
mov~ h"om eubl. and tW t.. OP~4" any Amertcan talka
with tllt-flal line Uberauon
Or1an11atlon unlcH t he YU>
rtcocniies hlrael'a rtaht to .,.
latence. .... ... ....... ... .
tant third ln a potentfal ruc4,,
against Carter and Kennedy for
tht• Dt·mocn1llc nominalloo.
describln~ Kennedy as "a very
JlO Wer ful f orce in th e
Democratic Party" irnd Carter
as .. very dcttirmmed . . . very
bright."
But nrown said his chances
ore "reasonable.'' describing
himself as "a t.bird force' otter-
ing ideas that neither Carter nor
Kennedy advocate, such as a
When someone asks you to go sailing, be sure to find out
how big the boat is . It could be just a surfboard with a
sail, whkh is fun, though sometimes quite wet. In any
event. saibng on a craft of this size obviously is a great
way for the skipper to get close to the crew.
Gold Jumps
$6 an Ounce
To $351.75
LONDON <AP> -The price of
gold hit a record or $351.75 an
ounce in London today, a jump
or nearly $6 from the closing
price Friday.
The precious metal settled
back a bit in morning trading
but recovered again in the after-
noon .
The dollar gained more than
four cents against the British
pound. but was generally lower
against other major world cur-
rencies.
Gold. traditionally used by in-
vestors as a hedge against infla-
tion, has been increasing steadi-
ly in value and setting record
prices week after week.
In Zurich, the early price Cos:.
gold was $350.375, up nearly $6
from Friday's close or $344.~.
and then it jumped to $352.~ in
the afternoon.
The previous high for gold was
$345.80 an ounce during trading
1n London oo Friday.
Io Tokyo, the dollar slipped
after a Friday advance of 1.85
yen and closed at 223.375 yen,
down from 223.975 at the cl05e
Friday Thal was still above
Thursday's close or 222.125 yen.
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SLAIN ...
staying with relatives, Moody
said
Moody s aid th e m urde r
has a number or similarities to
the attempted ~laying July 20 or
.Jane A. Pettengi ll , 24, who was
found unconscious in her apart·
ment at 381 Hamilton St.
Miss Pettengill, who was also
beat~ on the head, is still re-
cupet ating from the attack and
is in Northern California, Moody
said.
S he h asn 't been able l o
describe her attacker and may
have been asleep al the time, he
said. Police plan to hypnotize
Miss Pett~giU and question her
about the attack when her health
improves.
Moody said there also may be
a connection with the murder
Mar ch 31 of 21-year-old Kimber·
ly Gaye Rawlins. She died from
head wounds received io a night
attack al her first-floor apart-
ment at :1J11 Avocado St.
Police said they bad run out or
clues to her death.
Moody said investigators will
be contacting other cilie& that
have unsolved murders of young
women.
He said women 'living in the
area are urged to keep doors
locked and windows secured so
that, even if partially opened.
they can't be forced wide enough J
for someone to climb through. 1,
·Anyone desiring a free police
security inspection can call'the
Crime Prevention .Un-it at
754·533>.
Israelis Stir
New Disput~
JERUSALEM <AP) -Prime
Minister Menac.bem Begin's
Cabinet lifted a baD a1alnst
private Israeli land purchases ln
occupied Arab t.erritory, atirrtnc
a new dispute with EIYPl today,
first anniversary ol tbe Camp
David peace accords.
· The Egyptian Forel1n
ll1m.try illued a statement aay-ln• tbe I.Inell. move coattdcta
"tbe IPlrit -..... ot tbe Camp t>.vtd ..,.._ta. It LI
.. anot ........ ow ollltaole" '°
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Tbe CablMt Oil luaday de-
c\ded to end a ban ••alaat
JaraeUI' buJbll of prt•at. land· . from At.ail-.. &be.,., ......
Bau of tbe Jordu River Md ID
tbe o... 8tr1f.
(
fOnstltuUonal convention to
force a ballDOed federal budl9l
ud OPl>OtlUoe \o nuclear power.
"I'm in this lhln1 to stay, to
shake up the Democratic Party, 1.nd to give this party a chance
tq win In 1980," Brown said,
RJ•mlna Carter particularly and
also Kennedy for the naUon'11 economic problems:'
'·People keep saying to
me , ·Wh at about Preaident
Carter.' and I say, 'What about
a Democratic Party that has an
abysmal economic record tbal
wilJ lead us to defeat unless we
can generate some new think-
ing.'
"We're facing •·very dismal
economic prospect ln the next
f ew years, and unless a
Democratic nominee can ad-
dress himself to that ln a CCJn·
v1ncing way, we will have a
Republican in the White House
in 1980.'' Brown added.
Brown said he feels t.hat the ls·
sues ol ratifying the SALT trea-
ty with the Soviet Union and the
presence of 3,000 Russian troops
in Cuba are "totally separate,"
and shouldn't be linked.
''I think the SALT Treaty
s tands on its own m erits,"
Brown said. "ll s hould be
viewed as to whether or not it
makes Am erica and the world
safer I believe it does."
Responding to questions.
Brown said he opposes any U.S
talks with the PLO.
"We're a little late in the
game for that, because Presi
dent Carter gave his solemn
commitment to Israel at Camp
David that this country would
not negotiate with the PLO un·
less the PLO changed its views
on the state of Israel." Brown
said.
·'Thal has not happened, and
for Carter or anyone e lse to now
back off is just another step in
the e rosion o f American
credibility," Brown added.
.. I'll be prepared to debate
Sen Kennedy and President
Carter and anyone else" who en
ters the Democratic primancl>.
Brown sald.
"I'm the only candidate. if I
become such, t.hat will be oppos
rng the chronic deficits that
we've had for the last two dee·
ades. l'm lhe only candidate
that is taking a forthright pos1·
lion on nuclear power. And I'm
Lhe Only candidate that is really
stressing the importance or space and the very fundamental
importance of ecology in our
Juture."
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FIRES ...
winds failed to mater4alize tlus
morrung.
The cause or the blaze is not
known.
The fire n ea r Ca s pers
Regional Park burned 750 acres
and caused losses of S2.SOO to
plants al the Oda Nursery.
The blaze off the Ortega
Highway was described as a "sleeper fire" by Murphy.
He said an earlier and smaller
blaze had been caused by
machinery and was thought to
be extinguished.
However. il apparently re·
m~ined smouldering until it
erupted again Saturday after.
noon.
The cause or the fire at Carbon
Canyon is being investigated.
Fire spokesmen say conditions
remain hot and dry and that an
extreme fire danger still exists
In Orange Co unty wilderness
areas.
AOKI .•.
navigator, Erroll Lanier, were
thrown clear.
Aoki took the full ltnpact or the
helm as the boat nosed under
wlth its entire bow tom off. He
was also thrown out of the boat
but Lanier was able to get him
back aboard and render mouth·
to-mouth resuscitation unW he
could be removed by a Coast
Guard vessel which bad been
alerted by a nearby fishln1 boat.
First report.a from Lett.ennan ·
was that Aoki had a ruptu:r«t
1all bladder, damaged kidneys
and liver and severe dama1e to
the heart musde.
Aoki ts one ol the most popular
men in offshore power boat rac-
ing. He was the sponsor of the
Oakland Grand Prb u well as
another rece oil Point Pleaaant,
N.J.
He established a home and one
ol bis Benihana restaurant.a In
Newport Beach after wlnning
the Butbmlll's Grand Prix race
here ln 1W76.
Peace Talb Open
LONDON <AP) -1'be oppoa-
lnttartJ• in tbe Zimbabwe
llbodeltm peaee ta.lb bectn de·
bate today an a new constitution
for tbe wat·tom country, wttb
whites lo the Salisbury c1e1., •.
... furtom .... 8riUab pro.
potala lo t.llke more power from
Uaem ... ..,..... to ftpt. .,
Hitched at the Pier
Saturday's wedding of Kay West~arth and Calvin Miller'
on the San Cle mente Pier v.ent s m oothly The San
Clemente couolc were married in the early cvenmg
ceremony a:-. a crowd of about 200 guests and a few fish-
ermen looked on M1llcr. a local surfer. wanted to have
tht• ceremony near the ocean He got has wish Part of
the pier was d oscd off fur two hour c; to allow the
cere mony to take plt1ce -.
Barking Triggers
Poi~oning of Dogs
A neighborhood dispute OH·r
two barkmg dog:. nearly ended
w1lh the dealh!> of the animals
this weekend. according to
Newport Beach police
The pets belonging to Michael
a nd Sharor. McNalley, 3228
Ocean Blvd . Corona del Mar
were listed today by police ~ re
covering from a po1SOrung that
occurred Friday.
Mrs . McNalley told officers
that she found a page or Yellow
Pa~es listinf'!s for dog obed1enn·
classel> taix.-d to her ·front door
Friday evening
She said the incident is ooe or
several anonymous complamts
she and her husband have re
ceived over µi e past two months
due to the barkin~ or t.he family
pets.
She said about an hour later.
one or the dogs. a chow. began to
have di ffic ult y walkrn g
McNalley, a card1olog1st, said
he recognized the dog'l> d1slre5s
as symptoms or strychnine
poisoning.
The chow and the other dog, a
lhasa apso. were rushed to the
Corona del Mar Arumal Hospital
for treatment.
1bree Executed
SA LISBURY. Zimbabwe
Rhodesia IAP) One or Pnme
Minist er Abel Muzorewa 's
parliamenlanans and two or the
lawmaker'<; aide~ have bePn
axed to death. allcJ?cdl> b>
black nat1ona h!'>l gut"rrallas .
after an ambw.h on a country
road. a mi HLary spokesman srud
today.
Pohc·t· "'iilfl II otJIJ>I ..src·d that
porsoo pc .. Jkt ""''ft throY.n O\t:r
lhc rence Jrl\(1 ltt•· ~,, '\allt·\ ....
ba<'k) ard wh t•rt tho a111rnab ale
th cm
Samples or I h• ... uh ... lan('1• v.cre
collected t.'.\ in' •·.,l1J.!Jlrir.., and
were to be .WJI~ 1t'(l t1Jd..s~
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SUB ...
m.Hrnt• m1J,!ht h.l\ t• hccn 1n
\oh ed hut did .,,1, lht-nudear
pt1 1At•n ·d ~t on1·v..1ll Jackl>on.
""h1rh carrit·" Iii Pn.,e1don
halltstH· m1 ~!>ill'!'>, was al the
!'>h1pyard for n ·pa1rs
St•vt•ral rru1 ... rr" and a Coast
c;uarc1 \l'"'M·I rarrying Kittery
rrnl 1c-(. ... t·._irch('(1 lht· v. alero;
.1rnunr1 lht "hip) ard aflt'r tht-rn
nll~·nt unlll I JO J m loda)
v. ht•n thc "earch v. as called off
· l'ntll the~ come up v.1th
... omt• d1H•r-., · tht·n· I!'> no known
moll' L', Wolfr said
The guard told authorities the
ch vers attacked him al> he made
hts rowKl.s on the barge. Wolfe
said The guard said the "two
di\ er-. tned to O\'Crpov.er tum.
and rn the process he discharged
two l>hOl l>," and the divers
Jumped back into the water.
Wolfe said
Il e said he did rtot believe
an\'one else was aboard the sub·
maranl' at lhl' time
Lt Nan ('.\ Harnett. a
... pokeswomah al nearby Pease
Air t'orce Base m Newington.
N ll . l>a.Jd "increased vigilance"
had been ordered at lhl' base
-.
in• own the •tr
after-. nwnnaln bunt ancHM
water mdermiDed tM ......
Hunt, wbo LI Miu Phillipe'
nei1bbor, said he tried to ftCbt
tbe names with a 1arden hose, ................. , ........ ..
home u the fire outraced a
water drop by one of five dty
fire depart.meat bellc09Mn bat-
llir!S ~ ~ams. l"1.reft.8l*n said they believe
the 120-acre blue was anon·
caused and four teen-agers were
beipg questioned in connection
with the fire.
Some of the homes were
valued-. to $500,000. • 'Thla is the place in Los
Angeles for artists, musicians
and creative people," said Martt
Rogers. 22, who Uves with bia
rather Doug Morrison, assistant
a rt director for the ABC
television series "Family."
Rogers and his neighbors
managt!lll to save their homes on
Yucca Trail while the fire
des troyed · r esidences above
them on Grandview
Rogers said he saw Mayall's
home go up in smoke.
"There's nothjng left of it," he
said. "Instruments, you name it,
he had it in that house."
The fire began shortly before 3
p.m. aDd. Wei Q(ficiaJly declared
con tained a t 6 . 20 p.m . as
helicopters and two specially
built aircraft scooped water out
of t he Pa cific Ocean and
dumped their loads on the fire.
More than 300 firefighters
Jrom aeveral departments bat·
tied the blaze. with only one in-
JUry reporte<i ·
The fire raced up the canyon
to destroy several homes on the
top of Grandview. Ironically, the
same 25 mph winds wbicb fueled
the fire had cleared the air over
Los Angeles after an eight-day
smof'! siege.
But the sweeping vista which
included Santa Catalina Island •
50 m rles lo the south west.
belonged onl y to smoldering
ruin:-and stark chimneys
The fire moved through the
area so fast that residents bad to
leave their cars. many of them
expensive sports models which
burned to the wheel rims.
Many res idents feared the
n ames would race unchecked
through the area and sat next to
cars with packed belongings al
their 111des. ·
"I've been burned out once
before and I was left without a
toothbrush," one woman said.
"This ume. I'm going to keep
someUung "
Officials Probe
S3 Million Fire
DALI.AS IAP) Fire officials
<;Jy tht•y are "completely un-
decided" on the cause of an
early-morning fire that leveled
10 buildm2S of a Dallas apart-
ment complex and caused an
est1 ma led $3 miUion damage.
No one was iajured in the Sun-
day blaze, which a rs on in-
vestigators initially called "sus-
picious." More than 60 apart-
ments were destroyed and 24 in
a complex under construction
were also rwned.
Carpet Missing
CHICAGO <AP> -Someone
has made orr with a Persian
carpet. described by officials as
pra<'eless and unique, which was
hanging 40 reel above the floor
in Rockefeller Memorial Chapel
at the University or Chicago.
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Our favonte l()Pn, 1122 by On Time,
bleached denim With a clean StlhOuette Add to that an
all couon tlannel Dlard shirt topped oft by the u1111ty taekel ·
OI cotton and polyester. featuring 4 pockets w/vfJCro clOSures
ana a loul ·wealtie< hood
Atl ol theso great 1toms pack nicety into Jhe carwas day b.ig"
AL'S GARAGE
56 FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT BEACH
(714) 644-7030 •
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EDITION
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YOL 12. NO. JIO, 3 SECTIONS, 30 PAGES ~MONDAY, SEPTEMBER-t-1, 1919 -N FIFTEEN CENTS
I 9' ftwnM:aMJIODI.._ ............. ~a..,...,_ Court
J ......... ...,Mid
CCMllt la ... , ,,. of VlDcent
Martia Y-. t1Mt 11-.YMl°"O&d w .. tmtmt• )'OUU. who died .,._ ._ ,_.. ordiKed an end to
.. ...,aet .......,.._
la • llllement nleued u be
tel* tM bench W. morning,
hdae Sumner a~. 0 May he
rett ln ~and may lbe mem·
ben -.. tamily ftnd comfort ln tbe bowledle &bat tbelr un.
aelfllb '°'9 for him 1ave tbem
Ute ~to act ln accordmce
with t.be diet.alee ol their cco-
acleoceiDbiabourotoeed."
~ctlna .at the request ot Mrs.
Nina Jane Youngt J~dge
Sumner ao Tuesday oraerea tbat
a ventilator which allowed the
boy to breathe be turned off. It •
aubHquently wu dilcoanected
. a.bout 10 p.m. Friday aJgbt.
Youn1 died about two. bOurs
later.
Youna and three~ scbool
companioDJS were returnin1
from an afternooo at the beach
April 24 when their car went out
of control and crashed on
Gothard Street ln Huntlnctoa
Be ach. Young was pinned
beneath the wreckage when the
•
car came t.o rest After roWaa over.
Despite emergency brain IUI'·
gery at Hoag Memorial Hospital
i n New po r L B'e a c b ,
Young laJled to regain COD·
sclou.sneu. He was placed OD a
ventilator which allowed bim to
breathe.
Mrs. Young, act.Ing as her
son's legal cooservator, waited
three months for sigjls of im·
Heat Wave to Snap?
Cooler Teniperatures Seen for Tuesday
By lllCllAEL PASKEVJCB
provement before petitioning
Sumner -the COWJty's probate
J~e -._,an order to allow
tennlMtion ol tbe We support ........
Samne1' Issued the order foUowtnc a bea.rinc in which Dr .
Thomas Rogers, a Newport
Beach neurosurgeon, te5tified
that Young's brain bad suffered
"irreversible" damage and that
the youth could never again be a
functional human being.
Sumner originally ruled that
support measures could not be
terminated until Sunday mom-
ing, but later amended the order
to allow the shut off al a time
selectec1 by Mrs. Young.
The mother decided measures
should be terminated Friday
night after a lasl·minlue effort
failed ln which a Santa Ana sur-
<See YOUNG, Page A2)
ot .. Dlllty Plle4 S!Mt
Tuesday should be coole r
along tbe Orange Coast.
If the night a nd morning
clouds arrive on schedule Tues·
day, beach area residents can
expect temperatures to drop
back into the mid·70s by
Wednes<bly, with overnight lows
inthe60s.
An a wind condition did push
pollutants back towards the
shoreline Sunday, but the oxi·
dant levels were relatively low
and posed oo health problem, a
spokesman for South Coast Air
Quality Management District
said today,
day radged from 88 degrees in
Newport Beach, to 91 ln San ' ,,.,.......,. ... "!'::
Sea breezes and scattered
clouds are expected to knock
about five degrees off t em·
peraturea that hovered near the to-decree martr tbrougb today,
But it will remain un.
sealOD.9bly wann with beach
tempentures lD the low ~ to
mid-901 inland, N atiooal
Weather Service forecaste rs
uid t.oda:r·
NB ·Police
~kBody
Hunt Help.
By JOANNE REYNOLDS
Ot• o.ity "9t $ ....
Newport Beach police planned todQ to uk the Coast Guard
and. perhaps, the Navy to help
them find misslq kidnap victim
Carolyn Bealer.
Police say they need special
under water equipment to
search the ocean o rr San
Clemente where they were Jed
by a psychic last Friday.
Miss Bealer. 24, or Garden
Grove, disappeared more than
three weeks ago during an aJ.
leged extortion attempt for
which Newport Beach r esident
Larry Donald Smith, 44, has been arrested.
Police claim Smith was trying
to get Miss BeaJer's brother,
Larry Fox of 'Anaheim, to pay
$100,000 r'ansom for the young
woman.
~t ransom was never paid
arid investigators believe Miss
Bealer was murdered. Friday,
in an attempt to find her body.
they re-traced the woman's last
hours with the help of a psychic.
Marvine lmray, 35, or Html·
lngtoo Beach, rode in ao Orange
County Sberifrs Harbor Patrol
boat from Newport Beach to
Dana Point Harbor. She was ac-
companied by police Capt.
Richard Hamilton and Detective
Sam Amburgey. She was given
photographs or Miss Bealer.
Smith and Smith's boat.
Mrs lmra y directe d the
Harbor Patrol boat to a loc~Uon
about three miles off\ the
northern San Cle mente city
limlta and told Hamilton and
.Amburaey Uiat's where Miss
Bealer was murdered .flld that's
where tbey'll !lnd her body.
The HWJtington Beach resi-
dent ins1ated that tbe body bas
not hem curled out of tbe area
by currenta. "It's close by. It
bun't pe far," abe said. "It's
caqbt on something."
Smltb told lnvestlgaton be
wu pi'elsured into the abduc-
tiaD bJ two men 1mown olily as
llQ ..t Jilek. Be claims that
Clee BODY, Pase Al)
That forecast should bold up
through Fri<tay and perhaps
t hro u g h the w eekend ,
spokesmen said today
Air quality was expected to re-
main good a long the coast
throudl Tuesday A mild Santa
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AVOCADO ST.
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\I IC lORIA ST.
HAMILTON ST .
Jane A PettenRiR
381 Hamilton St. z
July 20
&AY $l
First stage health advisories
were issued today ror El Toro.
La Habra, Los Alamitos and
Santa Ana Canyon.
The past weekend was a
siuler High temperatures Sun-
""•rolyn Carelton 224 Avocado St. g
September 15 O !
0 > at
Kimberly Caye Rawlins ! 307 Avocado St.
March31
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MAP DETAILS LOCATIONS OF ATTACKS IN COSTA MESA
Two Women Murdered, One Left for Dead Thia Year
Mesa Widow Slain;
Son Sees Attacker
By JACKJE HYMAN
Of 1M O.Wy Pilet Si.ti
A 3l·year-old Costa Mesa
widow died Sunday of head in·
juries she suffered when she was
attacked in her apartment by an
intruder who entered through an
unlocked sliding glass door,
police said today.
T hey said the murde r or
M a rolyn CareJton may be rel at·
ed to a slaying earlier this year
a block away from her apart-·
ment and to an attempted
murder only a couple or blocks
away.
Mrs. Carel ton was attacked in
her apartment, 224 :Avocado St.,
at about 2:45 a.m. Saturday,
Capt. Robert Moody said today.
He said there was no indication
that she bad been sexually as·
saulted.
He said Mrs. Carelton's 9-
year -old son Joey was awakened
by her cries and caught a
glimpse of the murderer as be.
fled. The man is described as in
his 40s, of Lallo origin, with
dark collar-length hair.
Mrs. Carelton, who had been
hit once or twice on the head,
died Sunday afternoon at Hoag
Memorial Hospital, Moody said.
He s aid the murder weapon
hasn't been found.
He said police at first beUeved
that Mrs. Carellon had surprised
a burglar in her apartment, but
now believe the man entered
while she was home and possibly
asleep. Her purse w~issing a fter the attack.
Joey, who wasn't i iured. is
staying with relativ s, Moody
said.
Moody said th murder'
has a number of similarities to
the attempted slaying July 20 or
Jane A. Pettengill, 24. who was
found lmCOOSdous in her ap·art·
menl at 381 Hamilton St.
Mias Petleolill. who was also
<See SLAIN. Pase "2>
Juan Capistrano and 94 ln Hunt· iogton Beach.
The latter marlc probably has
not been equaled ln the past 20
years. Huntington's unofficial
weatherman. J Sherman Den·
DY, said today
Those seeking refuge at the
beacb this week can expect
waler temperatures of about 70
degrees and waves running
about t WO to three feet.
Rocky Aoki
Condition
Serious
Rocky Aoki, the owner of the
Benibana restaurant chain. re-
mained ln serious cooditioo to-
day after tAD'ler>' !or a ruptured
aorta suffered m an accldmt.
during a prac;lice run ror a
s peedboat race ln San Fran-
cisco.
''The cardiovascular s urgery
was s uccessfully completed.
He's still in serious condition.
but he looks pretty positive."
said Jerry Mekler, a spokesman
ror Aoki.
The surgery took place Sun·
day at Le tte rman Army
Hospital at the Presidio of San
F rancisco where Aoki was taken
after the boating accident Fri·
day.
Aoki 's wife v is ited he r
husband at 9 o'clock this room-
ing and reported that he was
able to ope n his eyes and
respond to the presence or the
family.
"Rocky a ppeared to be alert
and oriented," said Mrs. Aoki as
she left her husband's room.
AokJ, who maintains a home
in Newport Beach, was test·
driving a JS.foot power boat Fri·
day when the boat came off a
wave outside the Golden Gate
Bridge and nosed under another
wave at 70 miles per hour.
Gerald Deschenau, OW)'ler of
the boat. MoUewood, and Aok1's
navigator, Erroll Lanier, were
thrown clear.
Aoki took the full impact or the
helm as the boat nosed under
with its entire bow tom off. He
was also thrown out of the boat
but Lanier was able to get him
back aboard and render mouth·
to-mouth resuscitation unUl he
could be removed by a Coast
Guard vessel which had been
alerted by a nearby fishing boaL
First reports from Letterman
was that Aold had a ruptured
gall bladder, damaged kidneys
and liver and severe damage to
the heart musele.
Aoki is ooe of the most popular
men in offshore power boat rac-
ing. He was the sponsor ol the
Oakland Grand Prix as well as
<See AOKI, Pase "2)~
GoldJ11mps tO $351.75 an Oun~
Record Set in London
vMtora • a hedge agalnat 1nfla.
tlon, ba hem lncreulq •tudi·
ly ln value and aetttn1 record
prtcet week after week.
In ZUrtch. tbe early price for
1old w• 9350.m. up nearly '8
from FridaJ'• cloee ol •·•· and then tt Jwnped t.o sm.ao 1n
the aftemooll.
Tbe J)NVioua bllh for 1ol4 wu
13'5.80 •ounce durtq trildlnc ln London OD Friday.
In Tobo, the dollar slipped after a triday advlDce of-i.15
1• and doMd .at m .ns ,-.
U.S. Ecorwmy Collapse Seen
MONTREAL <AP> -Franz
Pick, m American financial ex· pert who clalma be bas not been
wron1lD40 years. ii predictlq
tbe U.S. .eoaomy wtl1 collapse
ln 18 moathl and old dollars will
be trecled for new at a rate of
100-to-1.
Piek, an 82-year-old New
Yorker wboee Ptck'a Currency
Yearbook la wtdely read, save
h1I ec:cmomlc f~ut here at a
aemlnar on bow to achieve
llnandal freedom.
He pnclcted tbat 10UiD1 _..
.. ,
prices will eventually reach taOO
an ounce from tbe current rate
of about -an ounce and tbat silver will top $18 an ounce by
the end of tbla year, SS over ltl
C\llTellt Mllial price.
••Oft rid "' ~ted .,..,., and bondl and doa t u.ua to .......
or~,"bel!d'1.IM.
He Hld to percent of a
penoll'I ..... lboUI be ID pre. ctoua JDICall, m ,..... mllld
tb• OM-cMIDff 8cMdla Afneao ~ot.-CanW'IMW maplelNl,....ftllD.
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Sailing Along
When someone asks you to go sailing, be s ure to find out
bow big the boat is. tt could 'be JUSt a surfboard with a
sail. which is fun. though sometimes quite wet In ~my
event, sailing on a craft of thl.s size obnously ts a grcal
way for the skipper to get close to the crew.
24 Laurel Canyon
Houses in Ashes
L OS ANGELF.S IAP> -
Stuaoed residents of fasb1onabl"
Laurel Canyon were s1ft1n ~
through the rubble today pf 24
custom·buill homes destroyed
wben a fire blasted bv hot wtnd"\
r aced through the WLOdmg r~·
i d en t 1 a I s t r e e ts o r t ht'
Hollywood HiUs <Photos. Page
~)
Homes belongin~ to blues
musician John Mayall and ac ·
tress Mackenzie Phillips werc-
among those leveled by the
fl a m es Sunday. according to
residents of the hea\'llY wooded
Barking Dogs
Poisoned in
CdM. Hassle
A neighborhood dispute over
two barking dogs nearly ended
with the deaths of the animals
ttils weekend , according to
Newport Beach police.
The pets belonging to Michael
and Sharon McNalley, 3228
Ocean Blvd., Corona del Mar.
were listed today by police as re-
covering from a poisoning that
occurred Friday.
Mrs. McNalley told officers
that she round a page or Yellow
Pa1ea listings for dog obedience
classes taped to her rtont door
Friday evening.
Sbe said the incident is one of
several anonymous complaints
sbe and her husband have re-
ceived over the past two months
due to the barking of the family
peta.
She said about an hour la_.,
oae of the Clop. a chow, betan to
hav.e dlfflculty walking .
McNalley, a cardlologlst, said
be ~ the dog's distress
aa 1ymp&om1 of strychnine poilon1al. r
The chow and tbe other dof, a
lbua ..-o. were ruahed to the
Corona del Mar Animal Hospital
for treatment.
PoUee Niel lt appeared that
pollOll pelleta were thrown over
UM fence into the MtNalleya'
bacbard wbere tbe a.Al.mall ate t.bem.
Samplee of the subitance were
eoUecttd by investl(atora and ..,. to be anal71led t.Oday.
canyono\·crlooking Los J\n~cles
.. My h<1ml', my beautiful
homl'. .. s:ud Gl'<>ri::c-llunt as he
walkl'<t up Grandview Drive to
look at thl• rums of hi house at
thl' end of th<' cul de·sac. 'It
was so bcaullful. so rush here." .
Los Angele<; Fire Department
"poke-;man NC'd Chatfield said 29
home<> ~en• either destroyed or
dJmaf,!<'d by the fire. which.
dei-tro'ed 17 cars and caused an
estimated S3 9 mtlhon damage
In a b11arre preview of the
n<'Xl heavy rainfall, which Will
hnng the certainty of mudslides
to the now denuded hillsides. a
hou:.e on Yucca Trail began slid·
ing down to the !>treet below
art<'r a water main burst and the
water undermined the houst•.
Hunt, who 1s Mi ss Phillips'
neighbor, said he tried to right
the names with a garden hose.
but in the end had to abandon his
home as the fire outraced a
water drop by one of five city
ftre department helicopters bal·
tling the n ames.
Firefighters said they beUeNe
the 120-acre blaze was arson·
caused and four teen.agers were
being questioned in connection with the fire. ·
<See CANYON, Page A2)
Coast
Weather
Su nny a nd s lightly
cooler Tuesday with highs
near 80 al the beaches. 90
inland nreas. Lows tonight
in lhe606.
INSIDE TODAY
Mezfco is b"ilding it&
f uture on rich o« re1erve1,
b"t f oce1 probletm in tlw
atruggle. A fiw-port l erWI
beglna on Pogs Al I .
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OM.Y PtLOl
About 110.000.,... IOUCb\ NI·
uae C)C\ Newport Beec-h'• ltr1IPdl
froqi tbia -.di'• bHt and
mo1. Llfe1uard1 11ld •the thermomttw topped out at ~
de1rec111.-the waterfront
•f A apokuwoman f.or t}l~
»"eruardl •aid toct.y the btu•t
headache ot \.be w9Mend wu tn
trylq to ke.p tbe board awfen
and ewimmen teparatecf. "Wt
b.td OWNl'OUI flnt aidi Cuti
ud bnallea -!Meauae or people
1ettina hlt by boarda." 1he aaid
t Related atones, Pqe AS>
From Sept u , \be aummer
urllnt rqulaUona ue dticon
t1nued. but th~ crowda wert1 ao
• large lh11 Wffkend, Ufefuard.s
had lo re-mstJlult the s ummer
black ball system under wtuch
board surfen hMve lo leave the
water ti swimmers are lrYine to
s hare the waves.
Llreeuards were called on to
'~escue 12 s wimmers out of
~aturday 's cro wd of 100.000
lfeach visitors. Sunday tbe
number of rescues climbed to 58
out of a crowd of 110,000.
One of the reasons cited for the
increase was that the surf picked
up slightly. Today It was still run·
ning at two to lhree·feet with oc·
caslonal sets or four footers re·
ported.
The lack of wind meant ideal
surfing condlUons Sunday and to·
day. lifeguards said.
Illness Ends
Swim Effort
Two Orange Cout men who
tried to swim underwater from
Avalon to Newport Beach this
weekend got seven miles from
Catalina be(ore they wer e forced
to quit.
Bruce Milne, 30, and Curtis
Shelley, 22, planned the crossing
as a combination resear ch proj·
eel on hypothermia and to raise
funds for the Orange County
Chapter of the Amer ican Red
Cross.
However , a spokesman for the
Avalon harbormaster said the
pair got about one-third or the
way Saturday morning when
~helley became Ul end tht rest
or the trip was cancelled.
ANNOUNCn CANDtDACV
Newpolt'a lhore1
Couitcil
·candidate
Announces
Newport Crest resident ~Id
Shores, 34, has become the first
candidate to aMounce for the
April 1980 Newport Beach City
Council election. _
Shores said he will seek the
second district seat currently
held by Don Mcinnis. Mcinnis
has made no formal announce.'
ments. regarding his intentiOM,
although there have been indica·
lions he won't seek a fourth
council term.
Shores' announcement said his
campaign committee would be
headed by Dan Emory, a losag -
time airport noise foe.
Shores, who is a nine-year res·
ldent ol Newport Beach, la in
the advertising and pubUshing
business . He was an unsuc·
cessful applicant fo r appoint·
ment to the city's plann1ng com
mission this spring
Shores also was the leader or
the committee that was un.suc·
cessful in gettmg voter approval
of an initiative to restrict de·
velopment along the city's bluffs
last November
He has served as treasurer of
the West Newport Be ach Jm.
provement Association and
legislative chairman for the
Newport Crest H<>meowner's As·
socia tiQrt.
At present he ser ves us a
member of the county's Citizens
Direction FindJng Commission
F ro• Page A I
SLAIN W I DO W ...
lwatc>n on the head, 1s still re·
cuperatin~ from the attack and
1s in Northern CalHorn1a, Moody
"aid
She has n 't been able to
dcsrrilx> ht-r attacker and m ay
have bet-n asleep at the time. ht•
s aid. Police plan to hypnot.Jze
Miss Pettengill and question her
about the attack when her health
improves
Moody said there also may be
a connection with the murder
March 31 of 21-year·old Kimber·
ly Gaye Ra wlins . She died from
head wounds received in a night
attack at her first-floor apart·
ment at '!HT Avocado St.
POUCE END_
~OKE-IN'
YPSil..ANTl, Mich I AP) -A
marijuana party for i;everal
thousand young people came to
a n early end when police
peaceably dispers ed the
"smoke-lo" crowd from Lower
Huron Mctropark.
Police said only about eight
arrests were made Sunday when
e crowd estimated at between
7 ,000 and 10,000 gathered at the
park as part of a "United Mari·
juana Smokers or Michigan''
picnic.
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Pohce said they had run out of
clues to her death
'\1oody said 1nvcst1 gator1; will
ht• c1mtact1ng other cities that
have unsolved murde r!. of YOWlg
women.
He said women living in the
area are urged to keep doors
locked and windows secured so
that, even if partially opened,
they can't be forced wide enough
for someone to climb through.
Anyone desiring a free police
security inspection can call the
Cri me Prevention Unit at
754·5320.
f 'rottt Page 1l I
BODY ...
Miss Beater, who was an ac
qualntance, went along willlngly
with the scheme
According to S mith, h e
la~ched his 15-foot water skiing
boat at the Dunes Aquatic Park
in Newport a nd drove Miss
Bealer in It to Dana Point.
T atere, he claims Jack and
Ray left him on the dock and
took Mias Bealer out to fea. lie
s aid they returned about 30
minutes later without her.
The water at the location iden·
tiCied by Mrs . I mray as the
murder scene is about 80 feet
deep and Hamilton said he wants
to get a small submarine to
search the area.
A mud anchor and some line
are missing from Smith's boat.
Mrs. Imray told police she
believes the young woman wa.,
Ued with a weight and thrown
off the boat.
Police said they want to use a
small aub to search the 8"a
since the lack of vlJlblUty and
the ·effect of the current.a wtll
make it neceaaary to search an
area lar1er than could eully be
covered by divers.
Smith remained jailed today
in Los Aftceles County, held In
lieu of .->.ooo bail. He ls facing
federal extortion chartea In COO· nectlon wtt.b_ tbe alleced abduc·
lion.
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YOUNG •••
1eon &ought to 1&ve Youn1's
heart for a cardiac transplant.
After examlnlnJ the caae,
however , doc tors at Canyon
General HolDltaJ tn Anabehn de-
cided that the reclJlfent wu a
poor tramplant rltk and that the
bCMl9'&al WU not equlDDM for
such a complex midlcal pro-
cedure •
r
Whtn Orange County
1upervl1ora con•lder action
Tuttclay to 11lect a new v~
111tem. they'll be 1•ttm1 iou ot tJdvl~e from RepubUcana and
Oe m 0<''8 t.s
Ttae 1iupervl110rs have set a.side
S\.5 mlUion to buy a new4vot1na
ay1tem to replace the Coleman-
Oyru machines that have been
• crltlclxed as slow and anti-
quated.
Rtpubllc&JU became the tint
to enter the fray last week when
they urged retention of the
Colema.o-Gyrex tabulating
system
Members or the Republican
\entral Committee panel told
hUpervisors that Coleman·Gyrex
has served the county honestly
and faithfully s ince it was in·
stalled in L964.
They s ay It bu proven honest
and accurate tbrou&b aumeroua
recounts
It Is the .zontentlon by
Republicans that the Coleman-
G yrex system has more than
paid ror itself and "further uae
1s further savtngs" for the lax·
payer
"Chon~e for the sake or
c hanl(e Is not a valid i-cuson to
dump a sy11tem that has served
the people well The ColemllJl·
f 'rom Po~ A l
CANYON ...
Some or the h omes were
valued up to $.500,000.
"This is the place in Los
Angeles for artists, musicians
and creative people," said Mark
Rogers, 22. who lives with his
rather Doug Morrison . assistant
art d1r!'ctor for the ABC
tclev1s1on series ·'Family "
Rogers and his neighbors
managed to save their homes on
Yucca Trail wh tle the fire
dcst royed residences above
them on Grandview.
Rogers said he saw Mayall's
home go up in smoke.
"There's nothing left or 1t," he
s aid. "Instruments, you name It,
he had it in that house."
The fire began shortly before 3
p.m. and was officially declared
contained a t 6 : 20 p . m . as
helicopters and two specially
butlt• aircraft scooped water out
of the Pacif ic Ocean 'and
dumped their loads on the fire.
More than 300 firefighters
from several departments bat·
tied the blaze, with only one in·
Jury reported.
The fire raced up the canyon
lo destroy several homes on the
top or Grandview. lronlcally, the
... ame 2.5 mph winds which fueled
the fire had cleared the air over
Los Angeles after an elghl·day
11mog siege.
But the sweeping vista which
included Santa Catalina Island,
50 miles to the southwest,
belonged only to s moldering
ruins and stark chimneys.
The fire moved through the
area so fMt that residents had to
leave th.eir cars, many of them
expensive sports models which
burned to the wheel rims.
Many residents feared the
flames would race unchecked
through the area and sat next to
c ars with packed belongings at
their sides.
"I've been burned out once
before and I was left without a
toothbrush." one woman said.
"This Ume, I'm going to keep
something."
f'roffl Page A I
AOKI ...
another race off Point Plewi'ant,
NJ.
He established a home and one
of his Benihana restaurants In
Newport Beach after wlM lng
the Bwshmill 's Grand Prix race
here In 1976.
Woman Quits
Deepest Dive
HONOLULU (AP) -A San
Francllco 1cienU.l attempting
the deepeflt solo ocean dive ever
had to postpone her plans to
walk on the seabed 1,500 reet
below the surface beeaute ol 1
communlcatlona faUure.
"I felt exhilarated from the
wonderful view," said Sylvia
Earle, 44, a research usociate
of marine science a l UC
Berkeley.
But at l,~ feet, communica-
tl ont broke d o wn S unday
between Mn . Earle and the
mlnl·t ubmarlne to which the
was attached.
Italian Energy Cut
ROME (API -Premier Fran·
ceaeo c.c:.11a ha told Italians
tbey will bave to pay more for
fuel , be content wltb cooler
bom• llld oftlcte lD winter and
put up wttll pl...,. blackouta tn
order to cope with tbe current
tner1y aqueae.
•• ..
Gyr_ex tv•tem is not an Edael -
but a fine old Cadlllac."
But DemocraUc Central Party
Chairman w. J. •1BU1" Thom
said t h at Col e m an-Oyrex
belongs to the neanderthal era.
He ••YI It LI '1dlculout that
the county la the lut to receive
reaUJta on election days. "ll'a time to bring 20tb cen·
tury vote counUn1 equipment to
Oran1e County.·'
Thom 1ald be wu 1pealdn1
for hlmaelf but that Democrat.a
wtu raolve a J>981Uon at a mfft· me toni,Cbt for presentation ~
the board.
Five vendors have submitted
proposals to supervisors with
acquisition pnces ranging from
$402,484 to SJ 3 million
Two companies with punch
card systems Diamond In
ternat1onal Corp. of San f'ran·
clsco and Computer Elecllorui
Systems or Berkeley -both uae
punch card syslems a nd have
received the endorsement or a
s p ecial s tudy committee
"because or proven results 10
other elections "
Jn the punch card system,
voters u.<Je a punch devlcl' in the
voling booth and punch holes
tn a compute{ card to Indicate a
voh• selection .
Operating co11t1 for both
systems ore estimated In the
range ol SI 3 mllhon Costs are
based on an estimated 950,000
registered voter-1' In 2,200 pre
eancts with u voter turnout of 80
p~rcent.
llit~hed at the Pier
Saturday's wedding of Kay Wcstizarth and Calvin Miller
on the San Cle me nte Pier went smoothly. The San
\lemente couole wert~ married in the early evening
ter c mony as a crowd of about 200 guests and a few fish-
ermen looked on Miller. a local surfer, wanted to have
the ceremony m)ar the ocean He got his wish. Part of
the pier v. <Ji> c lo!>ed off for t wo hours to allow the
ceremony to take µl<J ce.
Pact Talks May Resume
Sclwol Employees Expect Coun te r Proposals
Stalled contract nrgotlatuin"
betwet'n the Newport-Mesa
Unified School U1~tnct and 1L\
800 non-teaching employees
could reopen by the end of lh1s
week, rcpr<:St.'ntat i vc>s for both
sides predicted today
The possible end to an 1m ·
passe declared by thr cmployt'<'
group on Sept 6 developed this
morning when district om ciuls
told representatives or the stat(•
Board ( PERB> that the distnct
still had counter propo!lals to or.
fer
"PERB mformed Uh that tht.'
district maintains that they h:.t\ t·
mon.• movC'menl lt•ft on tht• 1s
sues." said llo~ard l.awn•n('c-
ch 1 cr :.pok c-;man ro r th<:
Cahfom1a Sehool Employee"> N.
soc 1 a lion 1 CS F.A > repr('~enlln~
local class1fil·d employe<'s
"I'd ~av th<' odds are prf'tty
high" that talks will .resuml'
La wrence said today
It w1U take a vote to that errcct
by employ~ when they meet
this Wednesday even1n1: at
Davis Middle School In Costa
Mesa . he added
"We arc anx1<>us to g<'l back lo
the table .·· said dis trict
s pokes woman Jean llarmon,
who added that Lawrence had
been "unwilling to e back
with<>ut a I PERR> me etor"
PERB officials ~tJY they don't
have a mediator to spare at this
point because of the number or
teac h er s trlk<'s and mo r<'
seriously stalled contruct talks
in other district,
"There's been a lot of acllvity
this Fall PERB Is In effect
mediating by telephone," said
Lawrence He said its a "rair as
o,umpt1on" th:.it C'~l-:A 'A lli r•·
tum lo the t;it>I•· "1lhout Jld 1,r ~
PERR mf~ator
Hl .. ,1dc"> d 1..,,;1•r•·•·m•·nt 11\t·r
.,;ti an 1kt·'>. 11 ... hr•:J kd•1\\ n
o,tl·rnn.w<l from J <"~EA pl'OJ.ll'J'>al
f11r "h:..l 1s c:.illNl nwd 1£wd :.i).(t•n
C) i.hvp, ~hach ~ould rl'qu1re
('Urrt·nt ('SEA <'mplO)l't'" lo rf'
m:..an mc·ml><'r-. for tht• onl' }t'JT
dunation 0£ lht· C'IJnlraCl
New emplo~ ~~ "ould h:J\'t· a
choice of 101runi; or paying a ff."C
to cover CSEA adm1ruslrauoo of
Fur Coat,
Jew~l S t ol~n
ln Pwport
:" , • .,., por1 Bt•al'h JX>hC't' toda}
-.ought l ht· th11·f "ho took
Jl'W<'lry ancl ~· (ur co;il '-'Orth
more than $107 .000 rrom an
apartment. •
Graham Thomas of 12,16 Irvine
Ave rcported lht• tht•ft F'nday
l'\'('nlO~
According to rola ce rePortb.
the burglar appnrently used a
pass key to unJock the deadbolt
lock that <;c>cured Thomas' front
door while he "'as out for less
than tw<> hours
Listed as m1ss1ng wa~ a full
lenstth sablt? fur coat valut'd at
$25.000 and 't'' er al expt•n"" l'
p1N'C'S of Jewelry mcludmg a 2 5
carat dJamQ!!d pendant \o\Orth
$1 5,000 and a sapphire and
diamond bracelet valued at
$10.000
th1·1r rontract
1..1 .... rem·t· da1ms the <.11stnct's
r•'fusal to discuss the proposat
IN1 to the impasse declaration
111..,tract ofrl cwls. though non·
'>UPJ>OrtiVC or a gency shop~ 'ay
lhc>y still were willing to
nt·J!oliale
Thl' curn•nt splat_ Q& salary
rll'ROlJations has CSErseeking
:.in 11 I percent raise and the dfa·
tn<'l offenn11 flve percent, minus
deductions for increased health
~nefits and a study of employee
.,kills and salaries
La"' rc>nct• -;a vs this would
leave employeei." with only a 2 s-
p~rcent raise. and that lhe dis·
t rict 1s pro po1>1ng additional
hour:, for part time employees
"'1th no pay raJ.Se
IC <.:SEA employees vote to re·
turn to the table. without a
PF.RB mediator, both sides
c:ould be back at the table Fri
dJ} afternoon
OfficiaJ s Probe
$3 Million Fire
0 A. I.LAS ( AP J Fl re officials
si.y they are "completely un·
d~cided " on the cause of an
early.morning fire that leveled
10 bu1ldm~s of a Dallas apatt·
ment complex and caused an
<'Slimated $3 million damage.
No one was Injured in the Sun·
day blaze. whi ch arson in·
v~stigators 1nltially called "sus·
p1c1ous." More than 60 apart·
ments were destroyed and 24 in
a complex under cons truction
w~re also ruined. ·
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,. Our f&vOl'lte ieen. 1122 by On·T1me.
bleacl'led c>on1m w11h a clean s1lh0ue11e A<'O 10 rna1 an
all dotton ttannol plalCI sh1r1 IOOPOd off by lh<l ut1hty 1ocket
of cotton end OOIY98tot loetunng '4 pockets wtvet,cro.CIOSures
and 1 tout·WGalher hOOd
All of the&e grool Items peck niOety into 1~ canvas doy 009"
• ALSGARAOE r.e FASHION ISLAND
'iCWPORT BEACH
(714) 644·7030
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Mandi!•~ t7, 1979 DM.Y PILOT ,,
2 Cotlnty ;Brush Fires ~oiitrol~d
Pay PciCt
Nqotlaton for Oranie Coua&y
a.ad lb ~t.r c&t.rtd ·~ ud ~ .. tod~ .,_. u.e llaa1 loucbea Oft • alary
a1raemeot that well ~ aub-•
mlUtd to tbe em~ f« IP-
proval an 'l'Uelldt.Y.
Det.lill <A tbe pl'OP05ed a&ree·
ment wetT not disclosed ~
reeo~ ol certain contract proY\lioes.
"I 'm ~· I th1nk the ~ty·e m..D a &ood offer.·'
said Ru.ss Patton. a county ~otilllOr. .
He predicted the employees
wW rlll&fJ Lbe agreement and
~end three months of
nqoUadom that were marted
by a two.week walkout by about
two-third s of the county's
lawyers.
Patton said the s pecific issue
to be re.solved before Tuesday's
vote is bow much of the pro-
posed increase will be offered
during the f1rsl·year o~ the pro
posed contract.
He said the proposed contract
would approXJmate a three year
salary settJemenl ralll1ed by
other bargaining units or lht:
Orange County Employees ru,.
soc 1 a llon.
The strilo.ng deputy chstrict at·
toroeys and public defenders
agreed to return to work after
the c°'9Jty modified ils position
and agreed to bring their b&e
salaries into line with those of
attorneys wbo are employed 10
the Orange County Counsel's of-
fice County counsel represents
the county and school district!> lll
civil legal matters.
The parity move meant an 1m
mediate 2.75 percent <ia lary in
crea~t.' for the deputy d1stnct at
torneys and publl<' defenders.
Victim Sought
Off City Pier
In Huntington
Huntington Beach lifeguards,
aided by Cosla Mesa's police
helicopter. ~arched the waters
off lhe c:ily pier early Sunday for
a man who reportedly swam
rrom the beach and d&sap
pedrl'd
Lifeguard Capt. Douglas
D'Amall said the Norwalk man
ri•portC'dly had in gest e d
akuhoh c beverage~ and the
drug PCP before dashmg mto
the "'ater
O' Amal!, who would not re
lease the appa rl!nt vi ctim's
name, said the man's wife and
one other witness reported the 1
~.m. 1nchlenl.
lie saJd beach patrols Clnd the
helicopl<'r failed to find the man
or a body after ~,.an•htn~ the
ocean for a mile around the picr
Despite Edge
...,.r
British pop music star Elton
John revealed a ·llew bead
or h air Sunday at London's
Heathrow airport. John
leaving for a trip t~
P hoenix. told reporters he
has "two ~peralions to go
be fore 1t <th e h air
transplant) is completely
finjshed."
Elvis' Death
Verdict
Supported
MEMPHIS, Tenn . <A Pl The
S hel by County medical ex·
ammcr s ays that he had not
<'hanged his rrund about EJV\S
Presley's death despite allega-
tions that the entertainer died of
a drug overdose.
"In our judgment the death
was due to heart problems," Dr.
Jerry T. Francisco said as be
answered ques tions about
charges made Thursday night
o n tbe ABC-TV progr am
''20·20."
During the pr<>1ra m , cor·
respondent Geraldo Rivera ac·
cused Francisco of participating
in a coverup of Presley's addic
uon to legally prescribed drugs.
Rh era interviewed some or
Presley's associates who saJd
the singer was a heavy user of
depre.sants. painkJUers, mood
elevaton and sedatives ln the
months before bis death at the
age of 42 in l!Tn.
Two pathologists and a tox·
icologist who were shown post·
mortem laboratory reports on
Presley said the entertainer's
death resulted from drug abuse
and not from a heart problem.
"There was no coverup that I
know ol," Francisco SaJd. "I
have my own reputation to be
concerned about. rather than
someone else's. If we ! in the
medical examiner's oHice) don't
have credibility, we have no
reason for berng "
Kennedy in Race
Doubtful -O'Neill
WASHJNGTON <AP > -As
more polls give Sen . Edward
Kennedy the edge over Prest·
dent Carter in the race for the
1980 Democratic presidential
nomination, Carter's chief
do mestic affairs adviser says
the president 's low rating
reflecl'i hls courage in racing
difficult issues.
Meanwhile, House Speaker
Thomas "Tip" O'Neill says he
does nol believe Kt."Qlledy will
run against the presidem.
And Republican presidential
hopeful George Bush says Ken·
nedy will lose ii he challenges
Carter because he bas a reputa-
tion as a big spender.
Carte r 's adviser, S tuart
Eizenslat. said Sun~ OD CB.5·
"Face the Nation" that the pres.
ident's declslons oo sucb ques.
tions as the decontrol of oil
prices and the Panama Caoal
were ''not necesaarily popular,
but they were rl&bl."
He also said the American
people are veotiq their (Nst.ra·
Uon over rising lDllatlorf on all
inatltutlons -lnclucllnc the
prealdent.
Fut\her. Eizenatat. said, "We
have not done t.he Job we should
have done in ldlina lhe people of
the proud record of accomplish·
m ent'' ot the Carter admlolatra.
Uon. He cited ~ re-
or1anludon. rellDancln1 of the
Social SeewltJ S)ltem and a
decline ba UM aeepioJIDIM
rate.
O'N• Uld SllldaJ, "I tnlly
believe.• l._ &llldlll w., *-
'lmm1 earw·. tM taadldatc
for the presidency and that Ted
Kennedy's not the candidate."
O'Neill, speaking on .WOR
Radio's "Newsbeat" prolJ'•m i.D
New York, said of reports that
Kennedy is moving closer to an·
nouncing his bid: "J stlU have to
take it on good faith thal be is
not a candidate."
O'Neill also di s missed
s peculation C arter would
withdraw from the contest. not•
ing that Carter worked hard for
the · presidency. He called tbe
president "a very determined
person" who will "uJUmat.ely
win again."
Bush. said Kenaedy's
"leadersbip baa never been test·
ed. He's never run anythina. I
think tf be cballeng• Carter. the
president will beat him.''
"Kennecb' is t.boupt of u a
nice mu wttb a nice wife and
family," Busb said on the
WTEV·TV program "Trumatl
Taylor Talks To" in New Bed·
fOl'Cl, U-. "But lf be mt.en the
presldmttal ....... ..... l*Ple
like me atut dtmtndln1 '° lmow
how he'• to'nl l.o pey IOI all bis
bil plaaa. that hna1e wUl
chpnce.''
Separate polll published S-.
day by the Bolton Globe and t.be
Des llolael a..saa.r Indicate
voters in New llaml)lb1re and
Iowa would at" KMMdJ tbe llOIDinlUoo.
Iowa bold.a Ill pr•ldentiaJ
caucUHI ln January. The New
Hamp1bire primary la in
February.
S. Coast
11as ·BusY
Weekend
Seulh Coat Ufepard.a called
lt tbe busiest weekend ot I.be
yea r , as thous ands ot
beacbsoers crowded ooto the
sand between Laguna Beach and
San Clemente.
Laguna Be ach lifeguard s'
pulled doz.ens ot swimmers from
the 74, degree water, and ad·
ministered aid to nearly a bal!
dozen bodysurlers who ~ured
their necks or backs in the
shorebreak where waves break
m s hallow water .
And at Aliso Beach , lifeguard
wamf.nls that the shorebrt'ak is
dangerous went unheeded as
two swimmers suttered neck in-
juries SUnday.
Bruce Baird. Laguna Beach
director of marine safety, said.
guards pulled Rick Gegery, 33.
of Westminster• from the water
a t Cr escent Bay Beach in
Laguna af\er the bodysurfer ap.
parenUy was tumbled by a wave
and injured his back Sunday. At~ L aguna's Main Beach
Park, lifeguards rescued San
Diego resident Leslie Miller 28
who in.lured her neck and back
at the crowded beach.
And Cris Gray, 16, of Mission
VieJo. was inJured when be
drove into the water at Crescent
Bay Beach and dislocated bis
shoulder.
In another Laguna Beach inci-
dent Sunday, Jeff Fagot, 32, of
Corona del Mar. was mjured in
the surf at Anita Strttt. Cbns Be ss 1nl c:~"· 24 , of Orange:,
n~cdcd emergency treatment
a fte r diving into s ubmerged
rocks at Mountam Street Beach
Sunday.
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Beach Crowds
Undaunted by
.-Worst' Smog
The summer·~ s~d largest
crowd c rammed onto West
Ora nge County beaches over the
weekend despit~ what one of.
f1cial called "the worst ever"
smog to rut Huntington Beach.
An est.&mated. 325,000 bathers
nocked to the water over Satur·
day and Sunday, fleeing from in·
land temperature.~ -that reached
t o wa rd 100 degrees. The
thermometer peaked at 90
degrees at the beach.
Huntington Beetc h lifeguard
captain Douglas D' Arnall said
the 80.000 people who hit the city
b each over the w eek end
represented the largest crowd
s ince the big Fourth of JuJy
weekend.
Lifeguards at Bolsa Ch1ca and Iluo~ beach Stale beaches
re ported 245.000 o n the1 r
beaches, wher e wate r tern·
peratures reached <i high of 71
degrees.
Occasional "shoulder ·high"
waves and olfshore np currents
kept lifeguard s bu sy all
weekend. Slate lifeg uards
logged 342 rescues. the highest
tally all summer.
The same held true for city
1 ifeguards who pulle d 185
persons from the s urf. Lt. Bill
Richardson said 104 of the
rescues took place at Sunset
Beach, which is manned by city
lifeguards. He ~aid the weekend
r escues there "m o r e th an
tripled the 11umber for the en ti re
montbof August."
Publisher Gets
Regional Post
In Association
Dally Pilot Publisher Robert
N . Weed baa bee n e lected
pl"ellident of the Aslocialed Presa
AaaoclaUon of California,
Arisona, Hawaii and Nevada.
Re succeeds Jerry O'Neill, re·
ceoUy retind 1eaeraJ manager ot Ole Peninsula Times Tribune
in Palo Alto.
Tb• neWI wire service mem·
bers met 1n Las Vegas.
Al.lo elected wer-. Roben I'.
Uecker, publla ber of the
Stoclrtm Record, vice president;
Ted Qrcller, pubUsber of the
Pelm Sprlnc• Desert Sun,
1ecretar1·trea1urer and tbe
followtna board members: War·
rea Lerude. publisher of the
Reno New.papen Inc.; Jamea
W. OW Jr., publlaber of the
Hemet News ; Rec llurpby,
oubliablr ol t.bl San Francllco Suminer: Wiiliam Woeaten-
cHek, .-cutive editor for the
Arl1on1 Dally Star: Pbllip
Gialanelll, publisher of the
Honolulu Star-Bulletin ; and
O'NeW.
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Flreftpters have broucbt lwo
flrea that scorched Orange
County bnalh.lands under cootrol
while the third and biggest bwe
today bas turned back Uito
Rivers* County.
The moet major of the fl.res
broke out Saturday altemooa
near the Serfas Country Club
west of Corona and burned 3, 7*>
acres in Cleveland National
Forest in Orange and Riverside
counties
Chuck Murphy, a spokesman
for the Orangf' County Fare
Department. said the blaze "fo r
all lntent.s and purposes" has
been contained in Orange CoWl·
ty after raceng across about 100
acre" .
POPE'S U.S. V181T OPENS COMMERCIAL AVENUES
Artt9t Gigi Tr•ney Spofta T-ahlrt• In Phlledelphla
A ~hilt 10 wmds last night sent
the n ames back across the coun·
ly lint• to Riverside, however.
and hre officials there said there
are no m<hcalions when it might
be brou~t under control
Another fir<' broke out shortly
J fter noo n Saturda y and
blackened about 75" acres near
tht-Ca.sp.>rs R<-g1onal Park It
brokt> out shortl y after noon
a bout f1 vP milP'> east or 4n
t erstal1· 5 n1·ar the Orteg;i
Highway.
Planned Pope Visit
Sparks Goods Sales The firl' r('portl'dly was under
C'Ofltrol at 8 a.m. Sunday
NEW YORK <AP) -One
souverur mer('bant calls 1l "the
biggest tlu.ng s mce the Sllllle
Button" -the Vl51t or Pope John
Paul 11 to the Uruted States
Posters and pennants usually
foisted oo teenyboppers at rock
concerts and eager tounsts now
bear the pontiff's face
And the fashion s tatmement o(
the decade. the T-shirt, also has ..
been used. One features the
slogan, "I Got a Pede at the
Pope" while another sports a
color photo of John Paul.
The trinkets are being offered
to the faithful and the curious to
mark tbe pontiff's visi~ to
Cbicaso, Ne w York, Boston.
Wu~ D.C .. Philaddphia
and Des Moines, Iowa, next
moo th.
"In short-term intensity this
is the biggest thing sin~ \he
Smile But.ton," sa.id Alan Slat.er.
sales manager for N G. Slat.er
Co. -ooe ol the nation's largest
manufacturers of souvenirs.
"It's like a big political year.
We'ra oegle.ctiog some regular
customers to make the pope
stuff."
Slater 's firm is turning out
pope buttons, pins, pennants and
pendants to be sold in cities John
Paul wiU vi.sit
The Quaker Trademark Co
In~ .. is producing two pope T
shirts. One has his name and
p ic ture and th e w o rd ,
.. welcome" in six languages
Mark Goldstein. president of the
Cornwells Heights, Pa .. firm,
said he expects to distribute
nearly 20,000 shirts, al SS apiece.
Morton Ohren , who owns
Creative F as hions Inc , 1n
Ctucago. SaJd he has received
30,000 orders for his company's
pope T·s.birt. lie expects to sell
about l~.000
The Catbohc Church also has
been caught up m the souverur
whlrl. P~ in Wastungton.
D.C .. will sell an official coin,
showing the pope on one side
-
and St. Matthew's Cathedral on
the other.
And Vatican-apprT)ved rP('()(d.c;
of ~ a.'\Se'S saJd by thP J>OPt' m
three dlffcrent languaJ{f><. wi ll bl·
sold for $10 through pan~h~ and
the mall dunng tbe wttk long
VISlt
Meanwhile, t he Catholi c
Bis hops Conference h as re
ce1ved a S7S.OC)() grant from the
Knights ol CoJumbus to produce
a film on the viSJt.
Some mllllicipal.lties are ban·
ning street veodOn and souverur
selllog from the areas where re·
ligious celebrations will be held.
In Cbicalo. few example, more
lhan 50 '1mdora bave been de-
n ied permiaaioo to peddle m
Grant Parlt. where a M ass will
be celebrated.
But there will bt' plenty of
tourists near hotels and mot.els
Fac11JtJes tn the Chicago Loop
area reported sellouts as early
as last week. Bo6t.on hotels also
are booked solid.
Woman Killed
In Collision
A woman passen~er du~d Party
Sunday morrung Of tnjUrlC~ She
suffered when the car in which
sbe was riding jumped a curb.
c ras hed through a chain hnk
fence and landed in a dra1na~t·
ditch off Raitt StrC'et 1n Sant<1
Ana, police !>rud
Tbe woman. who5e name wao;
withheld pending n<>llfkat&oo of
rel atives. was one uf four
persons riding m a car dnven b~
F'ehpe Fuentes Guzman. 23, of
121 W Berkley St .. Santa Ana
Guzman was arrested on sus
picion of fe lony vehi cular
manslaughter and drunken dnv·
mg after the 3 a.m. accident.
police said.
The third blazl' erupted al
Carbon Canyon in the Brea art'a
but was brought under Mntrol
quic kly and v.atho ut m a1or
lo.,.,M, acrording to Murphy
More· than 30() f1rcf1ghtcr., h<J t
tlt:d the Cleveland Nat11)n<il
Fore~t ft n' in IOO·degre<· plu~
heat and 20 to 30 mph wind~
Ont> hous<' was parl1 iilly
destroyed and two shed'i w<:re
·razed in Rivers ide County.
Losses w ere estim a t ed at
$50,000.
Nine aerial tankers and two
helicopter crews were thrown 1'
to the fight s
Riverside officials srud condi
tioos remain dry and hot hut
lhal they have received a brffak
1n weather conditions when
~md" f:t1ll-d to materialize th.t~
morn1N:
The cause of the blaze 1s not
known ...
Th e f ir e n e ar Caspen
Re~1onal Park burned 750 acres
and caused losse-; of $2,500 t.o
plants at the Oda Nursery.
T be blaze off the Ortega
ll1 ghway was described a ~ a "sleeper fire" by Murphy.
lie -;aid an earUer and ~mailer
hla1r had bren cau!>ed bv mat·hiner~ and wa'i thought to
b<' <'Xt1niru1shf'd
llowc•v<-r. 1l appar1•ntly r1·
m a 1ncd .,mould1..·ring until 1l
erupted <1ga10 Saturday after
noon.
The cau..-;1· of the fire at C;irbon
Can~on.., l>c•1ng investigated
Fin• 'ipokt•.,mcn ... ay cond1t1on'>
rcmJin hot untl dry and th::it an
t'Xlremc fire danger s t1n exist~
1 n Oranl'?e <'ount v wllt1e rnP.,.,
arf':io;
Airport fi'ot-s Rally
~ARITA. JCJpan 1AP1 Some
10 000 oppon<'nb of Tokyo''>
t roubled N arita I ntl·rnat&ona l
Airport rallic•d and metrched
nea r the fac 1hlv under lht• ~crutiny of 8,000 p0llcc· ---
tile, hiQh oountry ...
paci~c trail's all purpo5Q-
J&k cz.'L,
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44 lbahlo" l*"d• Newport B«u:lt•114!644·S010
'"'" -.CWood Blud..· ~ VUlage. 2 l:J/4 79-n21
r
•
4'a t
Cing
PES AND O'l1I & lln~: R ...... bQtM
the newa ol he~ t I.Ad oa &hlle daya rou ~ blbewe
thul wport &.!atb hu eludltcl ta. Pii{ lnvulon tbat Ml '*'"'" w nw of our Oran • communlU•. Tb1I '-'t
ltUl'
Oh ure. l tnow ou 'N ~ to '-II m that the ro-
dcnt.5 .ind \·rawlen of other lOWM M\le 1r1bbed U1 the
ht:'ltdtlnh 'll\ui is po8Mble
fo'lr'lt ~t-bud lht' cnckrl lnvasloa ol Colla ... a. -.P n~ur tlw Sanlu Ana M y limits. Cnckc:U came law home.
in urmu:s Thl')' uw uded at dlvta.aonlil 11tten&th.
SOME P EOfLE BLAMF..0 recently plowed fields but
I OI l'00\10<'t:d ltlt')' wt-re Santa Ana Crickets Jook.ing for
mQn.· farnrnhlc hv1nf' conditions ~t-xt ~t· had lh•· lrvrne mice AaaJn. homes were betng
tn\ Jdt.'<.I Ag.on, you hdw t.o 11~cl these were. tn reality,
\. .. . "
/rume Muu.'le arvl Gosla Mcl>o It.al Watching for Newport Flie1
Tustin mkc ~t-ckmg new hom<.--s w1th improved aircondltion•
Finally, the• rat.ii came to the Mesa Verde section of
< ·osta Mesa Evcl'ybody wa!'> quick to assure Mesa Verde
n·s1d1•nl.<> that thlfi waan't a M~nal that their neighborhood
was 1frlt'rior:.itin~. Tflese rats, the (:XJ>t!rts declared, were
I ravchn~ to Mc•s a Verde by ~currying aJong t elephone
v. m·s from f•ls1·wherc The r<JL'i were JUSl seeking upward
111"h1hlv l\ta)lx · tht·y had fled Stanton or some other an·
Jm11l rlirrn·
TllROl'(.JI IT 1\1.L, how.-vc•r, 1t was assumed that no
1-(hastl\ 1w-...t would evf'r dare• invade the lovely, am ueot
""'~al .... , .11 a of !'icwr.10rt Il<·ach Ila 1 We now bnng you an
1•\1'111-...1\1• H·1x1rt from an. l·x1.wrt She is Peg Forg1t,
'\,t•v. p111t < t\ H' .11·t1v1sl <Jnd hardw<.1rc store operator.
\1 1-... Forg11 reporti:d lo me JUst this last overheated
w1·d.Pnd tha t Newport Heal'h l'i ..i;urtering an epidemic of
f11t·s J11111fl'.., of lht·m art· bu211ng all over the place and
makmi' l\;1• .... port l1f1· nllhl'ralile
Wh;JI .., 1111m·. Mrs. Fwg1t in'>ists. Newport cannot
l1lanw Hfl·a 11r Yorba Linda or Garden Grove for the
111ghtman ·h burgeoning of bu1,zns.
All you 1·an do, Peggy says, is blame the NewpoJ
Beach· Cit~ Council for reducing the number of trash
pickups ~11loy to punish the populace for passage of
Propos1t1on n
so NEWPORT REACH TRJ\SllBINS"Overflow and the
fl\ pnp11lal 1on hn•eds <ind grows and crawls around oo
;\t ""purt' lwrnµJgnc brunch1·.,
Some· (Jl'CJpl<• may think that certain Newport City
I 11u nril nlf'rnl11·r:-. \\.Ill g<:l th« boot in coming e lection due
111 1 h• ·1 r 1111 w.lm1g.., un l>U«h 15!\Uc'> as new constructton or
t r:Jffu· foul up!->
Wdl "''·wpon n·•,ulfonts havr• h•umcd to tolerate a lot of
t11rnf11<1h rvo11t 11f l111 ·1rr1tv hall
I :•rt fl w.., 111 t lwir ma rt1111:-. .,
Th.it~ proh.ihly whnc Ne>wport voters will draw the
lln1·
Ship Struggles •
..
NATION I WORLD
Weapon( Sei!r@ts ertnted
Wucomin Action Follows Ban of Letter in Berkeley
MADISON. Wll. <AP> -A ..... ..., •.. ,.,.,., ~·
lq to "lhe "'-'low of aovtrn·
ment ctMonhlp," hu ruabed
into print wttb • letter that dis-
CU IHI what the covernment
•
NewAf~
Leader
~ks Coup
NEW DEUIJ. India CAP> -
ttafiiullah Amin. Afghanistan's
hard·llne communist prime
minister and secret pollce boss •.
took over as president and chief ol the ruling party from Nur
"ohammed Taraki, and reports
today lodicated he might have
8laged a brief but bloody coup in
t.be former palace.
Radio Afghanistan report~ t.be
ult.ra·leftward power shift Sw·
day. and said Taraki resigned
all his posts on health grounds.
But Taraki looked nt In Moscow
last week en route home from
the Havana non·aligned meet·
ing, and although he was fond or
TV appearances did not broad-
cast his resignation.
Diplomatic sources said this
immediately triggered reports
in Kabul, tbe Afghan capital,
that Tarski was forced out by
Amin and poss ibly even killed or
wounded since his whereabouts
were unknown. The sources said
troops and tanks were guarding
key ministries a nd the Radio
Afghanistan (-Omplex.
The stale rad.to added to the
s peculation by reporting Air
Force Maj. Syed Daoud Tarun,
who often served as Taraki's
s ubm achine g un ·tot1ng
bodyguard. was killed Friday
a long with three othe rs in the
former royal Arg Palace. now
the president's official residence
called the People's House.
The wee were not named , but
an informed source in New Delhi
who a s k e d to remain
C1 no ~y mous.
calla nuclear weapon aecreta -
tnfonnlldol\ a federal judfe had
forbidden a California
newapaper to publish.
"We have had no contact with
any a uthor1Ues and we hope It
1ta)'1 tbal w-a)', •• editor Ron
McCrea 11td titer tlM u.oeo.
circulation lhc1bon Presa Con·
necUon printed the letter In a
1ped.al$unda.Y edition.
"l'he printinc came houri after
Faith Alter tlae Sto,...
The congn·gat1on of Tnruty Episcopal Church m ~lob1h:
Ala worsh1µre<.I in the church hall Sunday aftt:r the
C'hurch lost tts main roof lo Jlurrtcane Frederitk las t
week Arthur Lessard. knO'>''fl as Lou1s1ana 's .. Jambala) a
king," c<.><.>ked 700 plt.1les of hc. specialty for r esidents of
P<.1scagoult.1, L~ .. a lso hit hard by the storm.
Balloon Escape for 8
NAILA. West Germany IAP >-
Four children and four adults bet
their lives on a hot air balloon
made of nylon and bedsheets and
drifted through the darkne& of
·East Germany, h itting the
jackPot -freedom across the
border in W~t Germany.
Peter Slrelzek, an avptanc
m echanic who des igned the
e5cape craft, told reporters Sun·
d ay the 12-mile. 20 JO minute
night was his second attempt to
escape by balloon from his com-
muna~t·ruled homeland.
·'It wa'i no longer possible for U'i
to lie to our chlldrcn and put up
with the political cond1t1ons rn
East Germany." he '>aid
lie, tus wife and t~o children
along with stont·masnn Andrea.'>
Wetzel. his wife and thc•1r two
children. got onto ;1 ~"m:lolo madt·
of an iron plak. Gus hurn<'r'> wen:
fired, filling th<' handwwn en
vrlopr Wlth hot a ir at a field nt>11r
Lobenstc111 and I hf' hi.I lloon r~<' ·
aloft
refugees had us<'d a balloon to
cross the bordrr
Dunng the ffight, the rhildrt'fl
rode in the middle o f the Iii
... quare foot iron plate. and wer1·
huddled around botll<" or ga'
usl"<l lo fuel the f1rl.' that heated air
1n tht• 5.230 cubic yard ballooo
The uduJL!-. rode on four iron rods
JffOJCl'ltnJ! latnt:tlly from lh1•
µlate•. each grabbing onto inch
l h1c·k rop<>S auachmg the gCJndola
toth1•balloon .
Stn•lz.ek '>aid he de..,.gned th1>
balloon u:.1ng pr1nc1 plcs h•·
lt:<1rned from his ~ork with
:J1rplan~
U .S. District ~dte Robea:,t Sebnaeke 6f Pr•aeteeo
sJ1ned a temporary retlralniq
order Saturd ay •&•inst
publication or the Jetter by the
DallyCaJifomian of Berkeley.
The government. aeeklnc a
restraining order a1alni1t the
California s\udent newspaper,
sa.id the l etter contained
··secret, restricted data," that
could "help other naUona de-
velop nuclear weaponry and In-
jure the US." ·
The Energy and Justice de-
partments acted against the
Dally Californian under the
Atomic Energy Ac t of 1954,
which provides penalties of up to
JO years in jail for possessing
and communicating "restricted
data ...
THE PRESS Connection an-
nounced Saturday that It had re-
c e 1 v ed from an anonymous
source a copy of the letter written
by compute r programmer
Charles Hansen; 32, of Mountain
View.Calif.
Ac; publJc;hed in the Press Con·
nection. Hansen's 32-page letter
11> r oughly hair technical in-
formation on what he s ays is
how t o build and trigger a
hydrogen bomb and half social
commcn~ry on the need of the
Amnic'aif people to have the in·
form at1on so they will un·
d<'r<,tand the weapon's destruc·
t1vc power
Other rec1pienLc; of the JS.page
document wer e asked to s ur.
rPnder their copies, authorities
'>aid. The New York Times today
quoted t he Energy Oe part-
m('nl ·.., deputy gen(:ral cOWlSel,
En« .1 F ygi , as saying the
Prc·!'ts O>nnection was not on the
d1·pa r-tment·s lis t of seven
paper'> that had the letter.
M EANWlllLE. the Chicago
Tribune i.a:id 1t plans to publish
parth of the letter Thursday
. '~('31J.'>C Of the government's
hl'h:.iv1or concerning the letter ..
A new!>paper owned hy the
Tribune Co also hac; ~lready
puhll'\ht-d a p11rt or the letter.
In San rranc1-.co. t h e
1\mt·ri can C1vt1 L1bcrt1es Union
-..11<1 1t "'ould seek to vacate
.Judgt• Sehnackc's order. Ex-
• c-u t 1 \ c I> 1 r <-c t<.i.r IJ or o thy
1-:1 hllrh ~a id at I'> a "serious
.Jlmdgmenl of Fir~"\ Amendment
l ril!hh. ·· and that a ban on
\ puhllcatJon 1-... now moot
U S Attorney Frank Tuerk-
k e 1 me r of Madison said . the
Press Connection's publJcatJon
of thl! letttr was under study by
his suJ>(!nor.> and that it was un-
l°l •·<J r whJt <i ct1on might be
tal.l•n
Th" ne w-;paper noted in a
front µa~t> l-d1l0nal that the gov-
1 rnmt•nl in Marrh obtained an
Mdt•r barring Madison-based
l'rogn",s1V{' ma~az inP from
pubhhhmg an article on rfuclear
"'-l"lponry based on research us ·
1n1: untb'\s1ficd public docu-
m1·nt-.
m Storm
Bornt· toward the• '>nuth by a
good br~zt·. tht· rdu.:•·t·s ne"'
over the "death strip·· hordc·r and
put down in this navaru.in town.
far from the bordt'r''i electnfit'd
fences and minefields it wa..,
bt•heved to he th(' first time·
Thtt CS<' apt' began a bout I · :.l
a m . Slrelzek told rcportf'r'i. and
the baJloon climbed toH.000 feet.
· ·!'>A n ·RoA V night. the s ame
lhin~ happcn<'d to the Daily
C Jlifo rn1an," 1t said. "The
"hadow o f gove rnm e nt
ct•n!->or..h1p has fa llen across the
l:.ind . It must stop. and at must
"top now··
British Vessel in Path of Hurricane
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the Daily Pilot.
and Save!
I'm happy because I found the lowest food
prices in town -with the help of the Daily Pilot.
By using the Daily Pilot food section, I r eally
save.
Each week. I study the Daily Pilot ads and
clip the coupons. Timely recipes and . news of
events which affect food prices help me plan a
budgetwise menu.
Televised claims about lower prices are fine,
but the real bargains are in print. 642-4321
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AT Y°'IR SERVICE I CALIFORNIA
"l'n &ot ti.d nt'~• Send 1n somtbod}I lo ¥U 'Oh, Oil "
Got a problem'' Then wnte to Pat l>unn Pat
0
will
cut red tape. getting the an.noeTs and action you need
to solve mequuaes m government and busmess. Mail
your quuta.ons to Pal Dunn, Al Your Sfnllct . Orar19e
Coaat Dmly Pilot. P 0 . Bor JS(J), Costa Mesa. CA
92626. As many tellers as possible wall be answered,
)l.ut phoned mquznes or letters not mclud.mg the
reader's full name. addrPSS and busmess hours' phone
number CQllnot be considered Tins column appears da1·
ly except Sundays.
ltfo1'ers /tlust Mention /tle••e•
DEAR PAT: Is there any information availa-
ble that will allow me to compare the service rec -
ords of various moving companies before l
choose one to handle a cross-country move?
J .L .• Costa Mesa
Any mover you hire must give yoa facts on its
record of underestimat.ef, late pickups, and de·
liveries and claims. Request this red pamphlet,
"Summary of Information for Shippers· of
Household Goods," from various moving com·
panies before you choose one. Also remember that
interstate moves are regulated by the Interstate
Commerce Commission. . .
When you start gelling estimates keep in mind
that you have a right to an estimate based on an
actual inspection by the mover. This is not a bind·
ing price, however .. Charges are based on actual
weight. The mover can demand op to 110 percent
of the estimate in cash on delivery. It's best to use
a c ertified check for the amount of tbe
estimate and traveler's checks or cash for the ex·
tra 10 percent that may be doe. Any balance is due
within 1S days. Be s ore to understand the esUmate.
You will be curged extra for packiDg, storace at
your own request, disassembly of appliances, ex-
tra flights of stairs, etc. Beware of very low
estimates. Prices do not vary mucb betweea car-
riers; bat service may.
You also have the right to watch the weighing
of your sblpment. Be sure to fmd out bow much t.lae
carrier will be liable for ln the event of damage
and purchase additional lnsuraac<' if it ls
necessary to folly protect your goods. If problems
come up, call the carrier: caJJ the ICC hotllne -
(800) 424·9312 4>r call the industry trade assocla·
lion hotllne -(800 > 336-Je94.
Label PiUo"'neaker•• Ne•t
DEAR READERS: An investigation of r~·
tallers and wholesalers or pillows and comforters
h11s revealed numerous instances of mislabeled
down· and featber-IUled products. In a statewide
survey conducted by the Bureau of Home
Furnishings of tbe state Department of Consumer
Affairs, products identified as contalnlng down ,
goose down, duck down, aod various blends of
down with feathers were found to contain quan-
tities o( feathers grossly in excess of that allowed
by law. The discovery of the violations of Its truthful
labeling regulations bas led the bureau lo issue
withhold·from-sale orders affecting thousands or
feather and down pillows and comforte rs
throughout the state.-
Also u a result of the survey, the Feather and
Down Assoclat.lon and its individual members
have agreed to participate in an lndustrywlde
quality control program aJfectlng all feather·and
down·fUled pUlows and comforters offered for sale
in California.
The quality control program wlll require
every plllow and comforter manafactared for sale
in CaWomia after Sept. I, 1979, to be ldtntlfied by
code with a certified laboratory analysis of the
plumage conta.ined in the article.
The industry bas also agreed to submit to the
Bureau of Home Furnishings a copy of all
laboratory analyses and to make avaUable upon
request a copy of all production records. Tbe
bureau wt.ll monitor the effec:tlveness of &lie qaallty
control prouam by regular testing In Its owa
laboratory of articles obtained at retaU and
wholesale locations throughout the state.
Mail Flra O•t of A~tloft1
DEAR PAT: From hU the attached correspon-
dence I Jeel I definitely can use "At Your
Service." As you can see, I placed an order in
early March with Stratford House Inc. of Stratford,
Conn. I've been trying ever since to get a refund
because the firm can't seem to provide the
merchandise I wanted. My letters .aren't
answered, and 1 hope you can do better.
B.J .M., Huntington Beach
Not da.15 time. The Bridgeport, Cou., BeUer
Bul.HN Bareaa l'eporta that Stratford Boaae
deelared hill baaknlp&cy A•I· I, tm. Tiile ftna
laad Mell espene:c~roblema preno.tJ, a9d
flle4 Claal*r 11 p p <reor1aabadoll) .. , u. •a.Jor eredl&era laave been <e ab·••tla
elal•·flllal 'l'eeeaa.L. aeeor.U.1 te tlae BBB.
CeMmHn .._ ••1 me elalaa ~J pmdulas a ,,_,ti dalm fwm at a atad19er7 -.re. ~·· lal I&, _. •alllal &e: Weree la Buk:nlpky,
Fe41eral ........,, Lafaye&&e BIYd., BrNle,eft. c.a ......
Plnl .. etet'• S erlles Ottered
DEAR PAT: Is it possible to 1et printed copies
of currat presidential speeches? If eo, where?
L.W., Huntlnctoa Beach v ... Y• eaa reqweet "PneldnUal Dee•· ......... hi • , .. , frem: s ........... .,
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BalllC P.re••tlellals .
Too Liberal Credit
LOS-ANG-ZLES <AP> -DOu,iu
W. ot Sacramento hu a bome and
famil)'. Pl>'• b1a bills on Ume and bu
bad the ume Job ror 10 yean, all ol
wbld\ ~-him a 1ood credit riat.
8ul Dou& W., who banks with
Amerlea Nat.tonal Bank, wu I Ut'·
prlaed at a letter be got from Crocker
NaUoaal Bani.
lbe wake ot recent credit card and
loan promot.ioaa. Crocker itlelf wrote
off 14.3 mlWon lD bad loam last year.
.. IT'S SILLY TO say that this
doesn't eaeouraae people to take out
a loan -that's wbat it's meant to
do," aaya Crocker Senior Vice Prai·
dent Ward Steveoaon. "But that it
ncou.rac• lbem to 1et ln over their
bead.a, I doubt. Tbey have to bave "C&OCIU!a BANK WANTI to lend cood credit ratings or they wouJdn 't
you s1.ooo.'' said the letter. which be offered this. 1 regard credit as a
addecl that Doug W. had a "PRE· public benefit which la not abused ex·
APPROVED credit Hoe of $1 ,000 ceptbyaveryfewpeople."
from Buy way. a product ol Crocker · Nearly 69 million Americana have
Bank" and asked, "Why wait for the Master Charge cards issued by
things you want or need?" various baJib and about 75 million
boug W. never used bis unrequest· bold VISA bank carda. Banks, which
ed $1,000. can issue both VISA and Master However, federal authorities say Cbarge simultaneously, have about
too many other consumers are half of all coo.sumer credit oo their
responding to aggressive credit pro-cards says John Perkins president
motionals by banks and may be bor· of th~ American Banken Associa· rowing beyond their means. lion.
COMPTROLLER OF THE Curren·
cy John Heimann sent a letter to
some 4,700 nationally chartered
banks last w~k warning them about
what be said was an nationwide over-
extension of consumer credit and
urging them to reconsider: loan pro-
motions such as Crocker's Buyway
plan.
Bank officials deny their cam·
paigns are leading consumers into
too much debt. But they concede that
delinquency rates have be~n rising in
A-·
r
"SHINY PLASTIC cards are lbe
symbol of a new era lo coosumer
finance," Peridns told the ABA 's Na-
tional Bank Card Convention here.
"Yet -and this is related to.l.nflation
and the state of the economy ·-we
have seeo warning signs that con-
sumers may be o~rextended."
One s uch warning sign -the
amount of"Visa and Master Charge
loans past due -rose 75 percent
betwttn yearend 1977 and yearend
1978. says Western Bancorporation
Chairman Joe Pinola.
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Motlday, Sep~r 11. tm
Robert N Wtedt Publlsner T~s KMV ll/Ed1t0t,
6€ Fire Service JaekAtld "00 __, j.
~Switch: Come~le~X ~·---------=Boat Peoele: Joy and Sorro~ ... .,~~!..:-._-=
or.,.. ~·aupen .... wUI aw.·. fOU\lbf,at to .
hip them '°" wtdl U-. .,....,.. ol ftre ~ Hrvlcea.n ~--a
' The tat• hM provided fire~ .-.iee for un-
incorporated anu ol lhe OD ab for more &baa foar de·
ca<tn. Nme clues, incl8Clbll Irvin• aad Su Jau
Capistrano, a1ao anll t.Mntulwl ol t.be Mrvtce t.brouch
contracts wtth the county md aaa..
Bllt the state's cteclam a.a,...-to clilcooUa.ae the
atreemeot for bucll•l re•w,... aome heavy quea-Uons ror COUil\)' oflldals.
They are cooaider;ln•· for example. whether the en·
Ure system and its mor than 500 em~ &bouJd be U · sbnilated by the c.-ounty at an es at.eel coet ot $23
mHhon.
Th4! consuJtant , who bas not beeo aeJ.ected.. also ls ex
peeled to t?xplorc other alt.emaUves which m.labt Include
a contract walh a private COIQP&DY to provide aervica
and the use or voluntary rtreftptera.
Another 1ssue expected to be addressed lncludes
whether the county or the state s.bou.ld provide protection
in the county w1ldlands an!a.
Crash rescue service at John Wayne Airport also
must be considered.
A decision shouldn't be put ort any longer than possi·
ble because or uncertainties in Cirefiahtina ran.ks. Fire
Chier Carl Downs says some of his personnel are suffer·
ing poor morale and are seeking transrers.
They are anxious that a decision be reached quickly ..
But the consultant service, which is expected to cost
in the range of SS0.000. can pay dividends and is more im·
portant in the long run than hasty action.
S1,1bstantial costs savings may result. The consultant
also can give elected officials information on whi ch to
base intelligent decisions.
Missile Plan Essential
It seems ironic that a decision to proceed with a $33
billion intercontinental ballistic missile system shbuld be
made \\'hen a new arms limjtation treaty is under con·
side ration . But that's the way it is in this strange world.
President Carter has announced final plans Cor: de-
velopment and deployment of 200 MX rn.issiles, each of
which can be shuttled among any of 23 blast-resistant
shelters to protect from attack. .
As things stand now, the existing force of fixed·base
U S. Minutcm<.in missiles is becoming increasingly
vulnerable to attack as the Soviets develop their
knowledge of Minuteman locations and the ability to
destroy them
The mobility of the MX system should orfer substan·
lial protection . It will be the largest missile ever de ·
vcloped by the United States, smaller in size tha n the
Soviet SS 18. but supposedly as effective.
Experts believe that the proposed limitations of
SALT II would preclude Soviet destruction of the MX
system. Without SALT, that would be less certain, and
this fact may well influence ratification of the treaty.
Obviously. the MX plan will not enchant the Soviets.
That hardly matters . They certainly will take full advan·
tagc of lhe research and development perin.itted under
SALT. so we have little choice but to do likewise -while
hoping that soml' cluy even Limited arms racing will come
to an end
Constitution Lives·
On this the l92nd anniversary of the sigp.ing of the
Constitut ion. one wonders 1r the signers could bave en·
vis ioned the impact their act would still have on an even·
tual 200 million inhabitants of 50 states. .
George Wa~hmgton. deputy from Virginia, and 38
representatives of the 12 other original states, affixed
their signatures to the relatively brief seven-part docu·
mcnt which within a year had been ratified by the re·
quired nine states and became the law of the land.
The ftrst 10 amendments, the critical Bill of Rights,
were developed two years after the signing. The most re·
cent amendment. the 26th. was not added until 1971.
So the Constitution remains alive, influencing our
well·being every day and serving as a model for many
younger nations. lt makes good reading for this Constitu·
lion Weck.
• Opinions expressed in the space above are those ot the Daily Pilot.
Other views expressed on this page are those or their authors and
artists Reader comment is invited Address The Daily Pilot, P 0 .
Box 1560. Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Phone (71 4) 642·4321.
Boyd/ Breathing
By L.M. BOYD
It's not likely that you
breathe evenly through both
nostrils at the same time.
Most probably, you breathe
malnly through one nos tril
for about three hours, then
mainly through the other
nostril for the next three
hours, alternating that way
throughout the day and·
night. Has to do witb \be U ·
pansion and contraction ol
nasal tissues. I'm told your
nose is a seU-eleanbis air
condltiontt. Youn maybe.
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
The mail keeps brin1·
• ing requests rrom
Howard Jarvla for
money to keep Proposl·
Uon 13 valid. What sav·
ln&s 1 thought l would
have on taxes 1oe1
right back to blm if I
rollow aloruc on U.e
request&. J.V.
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The solar-heated airport
terminals at Aspen. Colo.,
are maintained at a constaot
60 degrees F oo the theory
that this wiU keep the people
doing what they're ~ to
do -move.
' Pretty s mall country,
Panama. Smaller than South
Carolina. But Panama has
more species of trees and
birds· tban all of North
American above Mexico. ·
A bit ~ the tyrics lo the
N atbml Alltbem of Huqary
pra1ael Tokay wine.
No clergyman has visited
the White House more fre·
quently than DUiy Graham,
It's repo~. Inte,..tl.DI, If
true. Lyndon Jobnaoo'a pro.
tep, Blll Moyen, 1 .. e qp
the dadl to wort there. 90 be
doesn't count. Tbe OlllJ presi-
dent wbo iD•lt•d Biily
Graham e.ee bat no more
than once •H Rarr7 S~ · Trumu.
YM bow Ulat ~yalcal d~ can.cs et la1?
Claw II tha& DOnD 1 early
rileft ... 't Mt. Mid .., it
•• tla1 aormallr late e111,1n. Alld • .... ,, ,...
ported. eutbounden aulfer moN from it than do .-.
bounden.
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WA HlNGTON -Two moet.bl
a., we delcrlbed the plight of
ftacb ~ Lot ooe ol tbe tum·
dr da or lbou1aad1 of
ADOnymoua Allan "boat people"
cut adrift on the perUoua opeo
Mii He turned up. f orlom aod
malnourls bt<I, ln a refu1••
camp ln farawl}' Mala7sla.
He gave moet ot b.tt meapr
food rations to his small
daughter and
pr egna nt
wife Ile ate
r a l a n d
anakes to sur
vtv l'• The Ir
altu tfoo was
10 hopeless.
be wro te a
1i&lcr in
Aml'r&e.'a:that
he thought It
might be more merdfUI to do
awoy wiU1 bis family and th~n
klll himself
The sister tried frantically to
reuch him. but DOt one letter tot
through J.c>a decided hll 111lAtr
must be dt-ad But ju!\t as he was
about to abandon all hope, hls
nrna• wt1s callc-d out by the
t am p authorities Ile was
notifil-d that his pathellc. lm·
poverishl'd family would be
wc>lc•onie art th'' United States
UNKNOWN TO tht'm, Lot's
desperate sister. Chuong Ellis,
had appealed to us We contact·
ed lmm1~rat1on Commissioner
Leon<"I Castillo who moved fast
lo prevent the family swc1de
With bewilderln~ speed, Loi was
on his way to Amt n ca with his
wife Vw. d.1u~hter Tao and new
baby Minh Chow.
Paul Harvey
Tb4t1 were ll'Mt*9 at the Les
Ve1••· NeY., International
airport by Lol'• alatu...-. Our
NPf 11mtt•be. Tlm A.Ddersoa. wu lmtted to lbare tbe pota.
D&Dt moment witb tbem. The
·family straaled otf tbe plane,
fatt1ued 'and tu. Tbelr Allan
•tolclam Woke down at tbe a;tght
ol tbe awaltine aiater. Slnlles lit
up the lnDl faces: tears bqan
to •tl'N.ID. Choking on their first
words, they fell iolo one
uot.ber'a arms.
TlfBN A SUDDEN calm. Uke
a sl1b t:A relief, setUed over tbe
aeene. It was as if tbey were of·
ferln1 an u.nspolren prayer of
tban.Us}vtae that the aaoni.l:in&
ordeal wu over. For the 'Ibach
Mlnb Loi family knew they were
the lucky ones. They had left
Whlnd hordes of hopeless ref.
ugees ln feUd refugee camps and rumsy boat, often at the mercy of
marauding Malaysian gangs and
Thai pirates.
Our repttSeotaUve drove the
family totbearnt'Whome in Veyo.
Utah, wh e re lhe s ister
Chuong lived. As they pUed out
of lhe van, Loi could no longer
suppress his emotion He could
speak oo English; but suddenly
he threw his fists into the air and
Jumped with JOY, like a football
player who bad JtUt scored a
Super Bowl touchdown. With all
his lungpower. Lot yelled at the
nearby mountains: "Amenca'"
FOOTNOTE: For some re>f
u~ees. the ordeal has not ended
in America. Some have eocoun
tered resent ment from
neighbors, who rear the low-prud
..
refu1.. wiU tak-e away Jobi.
There have been u.nprovobd ID·
chlema..aacl j'_a_tial 1lun. <>tber
refu1M1 have been turned loose.
unprepared and bewlldered, ln a
1tran1e cosmopolitan society
they doo't WMlentand.
The Waablngton Post recen'tly
told or a refugee who was
dumped Into a barren ArliJliton,
Va .• ~ent. with nothlqbut
$20, a bag ol rice and a boWe ol
fish sa~ce to austa.ln his wife ad
lhree cbildren. "We came· here
with hope," be mourned, "and
now we have nothing."
But fOI' the Thach Mlnb .Loi
family. there was a hearty
Westen) welcome. Neighbors in
Veyo and Sl George. Utah. bave
pitched in to help Chuong ex·
pand her home to make r90m
for her hrot.ber and his family.
Other oeigbbors formed a com·
m1t~e. which is raising money
lo help Loi get settled And an
engineering Hrm gave Loi a job,
despite the fact that he speaks
DO English.
PERKS APLENTY: Drawing
pay from Uncle am as a
"supergrade" e ullve can be
richly reward Aod the last
trung anyone in · happy situa-
tion needs is some embarrassing
questions Crom congressional
budget watchdogs
On~ such rec1p1<>nt of lhf' tax
pavers· largessf• 1' Glenn
1-·crguson, head or lhf' federaJly
funded Radio Fr<~ Europe and
Radio Liberty These broadca.o;t·
mg fac1hllL'S have ~n bearrung
ne>"' s and s ubllP propaganda to
the <'ommuntbl countr ies of
L '~'-........ ' :""-.. ... _,-.,.,._ ...... -.......... ~
Eastern Europe l1DH tM earb' l~. • •
t"•rlUIOD was aa.rted to U.-
dlltreuing posalblliu ..._.. b•
m11bt be subjected to bostile
questions about b.la •alar7 _. ~rquilitea, and how be rot h1a
lucrative upPolntment lD the ftrsl
p l ace . An o ld band at
Washington lnfl&hU.u. be did a
little fancy footwork io bave the
potentially damaainl question.'J withdrawn from -a Senate Ap·
propriaUons Committee bear·
10&.
THE se.. YEAS.OLD Fergv.son
hl an administraUve veteran o!
such gcwernment programs as
VlST A and the Peace Corps, but
his last positioo before his ap-
pointment to head the Mwtlch·
based radio stations was presi·
dent of the University of Connec-
ticut. So he aimed hi.s personal
lobbying effort at Sen. Lowell
W e1c ker, R -Conn ., a top
RepubUcan on the Appropria·
Uons Comrruttee. Ferguson· dropped in on the
We1cker office -he called 1t a
"casual v1s1t" -and Introduced
himself as the ex.president of
the unaversily Jn this capacity,
be chalted it up with Weicker
aide Tltn Keeney, a Connecticut
law school graduate Following
th e conver s ation. K eeney
phoned the comm1tt~'!> ounori·
ty <'ounscl and told him Weicker
wanted f o ur qut-st1on~
withdrawn Kt-ency lutcr ail
nutted hP hadn't consulted
We1cker about the matter
One or the embarrassing ques
t1on ~h1ch Keen<>y -.urr.N.'<fed 1n
-.1thdr:.iwmg. called for a copy
of Ferguson's contract Our re
portl'r Abbe Fletman got a copy
of the suppressed contract, and
It" :i JUJ<"Y one. His !'ialary and
perks total $72,500. including a
~.000 base pay, $7,000 "post aJ .
l11~3n<'t>" to makP up for the
dnllJr Oeutschmark <'Xchan~e
rat«> SJ 000 1n retirement
tM-nrf1Lo; a SJ 000 lax hrenk and
d1rrC'tor·s fees amounting to
$4 .500
r ~ ADDITION to t·hat ,
1-'Pq'(uson 1s given $800 $900 a
month for housing allowance in
Munich. plus paid utilities, a
pttrsonaJ car with gas allowanN?,
11 free tnps to the United States
each year and an educat.JooaJ al-
lowapce for his three cJilldren.
He also gets a Sl0,000-a-year
.. adjusted presid ential at
Iowan<'~ .. that he doe15n't have to
al'<'OUnl for Th~ grand Cota! an
t">t1matN1Sl12.000
I ntereshngly. Feriust>n was
t hP <'hrunnan of the search com
mittee that eventually selected
tum for fus cushy Job. He re
"1g ne-d shortly before he was
cho!>en
Trade ~SchoOls Best Job R oute for ,,__Many
Tbe number or Americ1ln
workers working remains at a
near record hlgb -more than 96
million.
But the second-quarter jobless
rate persists at s. 7 per<'cnt.
There is som ething wrong
when our nation carries the
burden of s 8
mil lion un
e mpl oyed
whil e the
nu mber o f
h elp-wanted
ads in news·
pap e rs
cont inues to
run m o re
than 150 per·
cent ahead or live years ago.
Many of those jobs beggmg for
workers willing to work are hard
work.
AND 1'BE jobless protest to
we lfare counselors that they
don't ltoow how to be auto
Sydney Harritt
m c c h a n i c s • m a c h 1 n t· t 11 o I
o perato r s. t ypewriter r1•
pairmen. E ven thou gh tho<.f'
Jobs now pay enough to get nC'h
on•
Many or today's JOblf'!>S an·
either undcrquallh<'d or O\'Cr
qualified for work
Admissions deans (.'\ t-rywh<"r"
tell me that the new mterest.
even among freshmen and
sophomores. 1s with "vocational
education." That's quite a <.I<'
parture from the campus do·
littles of the Sixties
Addition a lly, voca tiona l
schools are being rediscovered
For one thing. a trade school
education will cost a maximum
of $6,400 whereas the cost of go
i.ng to colleRC now ranges from
$13.000 to $22.000
' AND THE TRAl>E sc ho1.I
1raduate is assured or •·· 11 •
prompta<'ceptanC'e 111 1: .. ,,,,. ("Ill
jobma1._d
Of \.'VUl"St: lht-r t. I" ~ •• overlap
1\ pr" J te cnllei;?e or a state col
legc ma\ also teach agriculture
or eni::1necr1ng or computer
t<.·C'hnolog~ or ~ome such skill.
But ·th <' l 'n1 ve r s 1t y o f
:'1! 1rhu.:an Research Center has
rnnduC'ted a -.t udy which in
rl1cates that 35 pccrcent or our
nation'<; ll.lbor force ts now in a
Jnh '4 h1ch someone with less
t·du~at1on could handle
Thc't' r<>..,earchers found a
C'Jrp<'ntcr wh-0 went ba<'k to col
h'J:t' to bcttt-r h1m:.elf and
become a teacher
Wh<'n he graduated the best
offer he could get as a teacher
paid less than $10,000 Ht-went
bark to C'arpcntcnng for $20,000
The advantages of a trade
'i<'hool education are being re·
rognizcd. The propnetary trade
.,chool industry now comprises
'.000 schools and is a $3 billion
annual business
Doth class attendance and cor·
respondence schools art? now of·
fermg courses an real estate, tn·
:.ur a nee. Se(lUritles, account.Ing
medical and dental aide tram
an~. secretarial work, aviation
4nd auto, mechanics. eke
tron1c:.. draftmg. air condition
ing and refrigeration, data pro
<"<'"sing and computl'r program
ming
WATCH lT~ With federal ancl
state tax dolJars available. sorrtr·
trade schools ha,•e concentrated
mort' on signing up student.-,
thanoneducatmg them.
Before you sign up for a
course. ask for a h:.t or lhe com-
panies ~·hich have employed the
s chool's graduates Find out
what they think of the school
They used to say a college
education was worth 24 percent
more lifetime mcome than a
bJl!h school education.
Now, for many, the re ls
~omething more lucrative than
either -education for a blut:
collar job. many or wbich pay
more than $25,000 a year.
H We Choose Life We Must Choose It All the Way
1 rar1::1y qu"'~ 1wr~ m.n ..
1entence or c ~" 11 tl.v t'vhuru1
because I do11 1 licl1t:vt-111 1~tt111K
11omeon~ eb!c J., my J•l&y 1o1chk
for me. But WJo) 1 c.uuvt re&ist
quotiu ~
11eve r c1l
trench•ol
parag1 4~•·~
t hat ..t41>• l"h• what t tnn All
eloqucml> lib
ft n•-~"t:' *n .. .uo
"' .. '"'t"fl\
hHl<r Ui lilt!
IU ..> Cl I t1 I y
"-••'-'l.UH5 U.S. Catholic, Ii braee ~ •tUd .. ~t ..... Uf• ...
.J •• u. ....... ~ naln• .... ..,. ...... ~~. . •• '..,_..to thete artlel-. a •~t •rr •neared ,,.... "9ter
ttue.t'ntary M•1er, O.S.11., ot
Ladysmith, Wls. She wrote. in
part:
uwg AllB either We-given~
deatb-deakn. GMnc llle meana
shatma our Coodl and lives wtth
tbGH eo Deed them ...
"Women 1eekln1 abort.tons
need oar krfe &Del relOUrces, not
our mardlle and rhetoric. They
doe't need our Cbrt.Uaa preach·
log at that time; they need to
experience our Christianity ...
·•AU too often we are death·
dealers: we kW the babies af·
\erwards. We ktll whh our rtabteouaneu. o\lr platitudes.
our eaay aaawera. our ln · eenallhtt;J, our attltudn . • . ''
· Then SUJter Rosemary comes
to tbe crux of what I consider t.o
be the trailc naw lo the an\l·
. '(
abortion !>land. She asks:
''THE QUESTION seems to
be: where do we kill those wbo
don't meet our standards: in tbe
womb, or in the 1heUol; i.D the
womb or an our closed
nei1bborhoods and aebools: iD
tbe womb or In our economic
pollcles and unemploymelft
lines; ln the ·womb or ln our prisons and research labs; in the
womb or in our wars of competi·
lion ~d greed?"
She concludes her tbouabttul
and anguillhed appeal:
"(( we chooH W• we mut
choose it all the .,.., and for
everyone. If pro-Ufe efforts are
aborted alt.er a dllld l• born. if
quality of ure ls DOt su.aran&aed
alott« with life -1s the :sin less
deadly?"
. THIS IS WHAT I have tried to
uy In my several comments on
lbe subject, t.bou&h not as wdl
ur 11 concisely. Also, I have
spoken u a scribe, outside tbe
cburcb. wbiJe Slster Roeemary
apeab, if DOt witb autborit)'. at
leut • a devout and de~
servant ol the nock.
The anti-abortion foree:a may
have a good case, blololicallY
and morally. But they fatally
weaken their case by tbelr contin
utn.1 lack ot eoocera ror chooa·
ln1 life "all the way and for
•veryone." Tb.is foresbortening, c.o ioy mind, ia wbat turns a no·
bit. vlaloo or the human
peraonaHty •nto a atu)boro
do1ma that &oob no further Uau
the r.tua.
I •
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' AFTERllATH OF TRAGIC RRE -The still·
smouldering wreckage of an expensive
home is wet down by a fire fighter follow-
ing a wind-driven brush ~ire that swept
Buses to R ,oll
On Vote Today?
LOSANGELES lAP)-The l,200strik.ing Rapid
Tramit District mechanics were to vote today on a
temporary return to work, a move which could have
buses rolling by Wednesday.
Members ol the Amalgamated Transit Union
were urged by chief ATU negotiator Jerome Long
to approve the strike moratorium hammered out
in dramatic fashion during the weekend. The
moratorium would last until early October wttile
negotiations continue .
~"e" S·9•te• E.,aluated
LOS ANGELES lAP) -A top energy adviser
to President Carter says Los Angeles County
should abandon the odd-even gas allocation system
because "it p robably
,.--------does not end up saving ( ~ J gasoline." J•ifTE Eliot Cutler, as. ,________ sociate director of the
White House Office of
Maoaeement and Budget, told county officials dur·
in1 ·• weekend meeting that the odd-even plan
should be used as "crisis management tool."
•nr €alb for Legal 1Jnit11
LOS ANGELES lAP> -A call for unity in the
legal profession has been sounded by state
Supreme Court Chief Justice Rose Bird, who
criticized groups which wish to dominate the court
system with "the politics of fear."
In her address to the State Bar Association's
annual convention Sunday, Ms. Bird called "upon
members of the Bar to help keep this process
boneat."
Ms. Bird avoided any references to the current
probe into alleged misconduct on the high court.
.lewJS Prote•t E'll• Ca•dng
LOS ANGELES <AP> -Several hundred
persons representing a coalition of Jewis h groups
marched to the CBS Television City to protest the
cuUn1 of Vanessa Redgrave as a Jewish survivor
of the Holocaust in a network movie.
Irv Rubin, the Jewish Defense League's na·
tional dl.rector, was arrested for investigation of
vandalism during Sunday's rally. Authorities said
bJ1ballwauetat$500.
~ter Cr .. la \'lctl• Bunted
LONG BEACH <AP> -Rescue officials con·
Unued their search in Long Beach harbor today in
hopes of finding a missing victim of a helicopter
craaboearthe Queen Mary.
Llfeguard Chief Dick Miller said divers quit
looting few the body after the helicopter wreckage
waaliftedfromthewaterSaturday.
through the area Sunday afternoon. Of-
ficia ls suspect children playing with illegal
fireworks started tht! holocaust in the
Laurel Canyon area.
Odna Tour
Nixon's Third Visit
PEKlNG l AP) -Former President Nix·
on arrived in Peking today on his.third visit
to China, and asserted thal Sino-American
relations arc important to the survival of
both COU(ltnes and the peace of the world.
Nixon. who came in from Hong Kong and
Canton to u subdued welcome. told reporters
in a brief airport statement. "The purpose of
my visit is to be brought up to date on the re
lations between our two coWltnes and to be
a ble to see what progress has been made."
He said there was bipartisan support for
Chinese·American relations, and that the is·
~ue is one that would not divide the two U.S.
oolltical parties.
State's Seniors
linprove Scores
SACRAMENTO (AP> -In "an important
turnaround." California's college.bound seniors
have improved their Scholastic Aptitude Test
scores, says state schools chief Wll.son Riles.
Riles announced Sunday that the 102,500
Californians who took the SAT this year scored six
points hig her than the national average in
mathematics and one point higher in verbal skills.
TllE VEAR JJEFORE. the Californians scored
two points below the national average on both
tests.
Riles issued a statement saying the SAT re-
s ults "represent a n important turnaround in
California. Scores have been mostly going down at
both the national and state levels for more than six
years."
RILES ADDEO, ''Our rever sal of this
negat ive trend. especially when the national
scores continue to deline, represents an improve·
ment worthy of recognition by the people of
California.
··I think the reforms and improvements start-
ed last year and expanded th.is year in our secon-
dary schools give us a reason to hope that our
overall student achievement will continue to in·
c rease."
The California mathematical scores improved
seven pomts. from 466 to 473, between 1978 and
1979, while the national average fell one point. In
verbal skills. the California students improved one
point, from 4Z7 to 428, while the national average
fell two points.
We just opened a brand new office of California First Bank. Right near you.
At Pacific Coast Highway at Golden Lantern.
In fact. we're opening new branches all the time. So fipding a oonvenient office
of our b8nk is really no problem.
Our newest branch Ufers the same things all our branches offer. Skilled. >
· efficient ~e with a ~t!IY friendly attitude. Backed by the best systems
available m banking today.
That's J1ow we got to be Or.it! of the fastest growing CALIFORNIA
. banb in the state. I 1T oome and see our new Dana Point office. It's really
quite tenific. .
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AP Wlr.,tiolOJ
VIEWING TWO HOMES IN RUINS -A cou·
~ plc and a fm ·mun !-.land a rrud the ruins of
two homt.•s that Wl'rt' among 24 destroyed
Sunduy. lk~tdenb of Laurel Canyon v.·ere
stunned when a raging blaze. pushed by
25 m .p.h. wi nd:-.. swept through the
wood ed area overlooking Los Angeles.
Many bomes v.<•n · Vc.JfU('d ut S.500.000
Reagan Gets Big oost
'Winner-take-all' L1ids Nomination Quest
S AN DIEGO <A P >
California Rcpubhcans will re
lain their ~inner take all pres
1dential primary for al least
one m ore t'lt'cllon . g1\ 1ng
Ronald Rt.•u gan a 1111.: l)(Y>Sl tn tus
quest for the 1980 nommat1on
On a lop-;1dcd Gi5·227 ballot
Sunday, delc•gales to the
California Hepubltca n Party
con vention dec1d<•d to lt't
Caltfomia remain the only state
th al giv~ <ill of llS ('00\ ent.aon
delegates to the winner or 11.:>
primar). rather than d1v1dmg
them in proportio n to the
popular vote.
California will have l fl8 del
egates, nearly a quarte~ of the
total n eed ed to w10 th e
Republican nomination.
THE DECISION to retain the
winner-take-all primary is worth
85 to 100 extra convention· del·
egates for Reagan 1f his vote
total next June 3 is the same as
his current standing m the polls.
which show him favored by 44 to
SO percent of the voters in a field
or nine potential candidates
At the same time state party del ·
egatcs were voting lO relaw the
winner·takc·all primary. they
also ovcrwhclmiogl} endorsed
Reagan for·prc'>idcnt in an unof·
fic1al s trawvotc
In the straw vote for pres1·
dent, which has no effect on the
delegate selection, Hcdgan was
the overwhelrrung choice. with
522 votes.
Texan John Connally trailed
with 13.1, followed by U S, Sen
Howard Baker of Tennessee.
with 26.
ST ATE PARTY c hairman
Truma n Camµbl'l l said he
favored wmni-r tak<' all because
1t build-; part) unity and gives
the state more <lout al the na
t1onal convention th:in a delega-
tion di\1dcd among many can-
didates
But he conc<'<kd that the real
reason the party voted to rC'Lam
its winner take all primary was
bt'caust• 1l would help th~ AA-
~ l'ar-0ld former Cahfom1a go\
erno r. whose backers s till
dom ina t e th <.' C.J1 1forn1a
Republican Party
'I don't Uunk ll <.'SC'<J~ an~
of '.\OU that tht· perr1 nt .. J.!t fan,r
rng wmner·takt' all c loseh ~p
prox1matt's th•· P"'rrt:ntd.,,
f:H ormg C~m Rf'<tg an an th•·
"traw poll. ·Campbell comment
t.'d ,u <J nt:Y.S conft-n·nn·
TllF. P ROPORTIO ~ \f.
d 1 vision of delegates ~as pro
posed by backers of former T(•x
Js Gov John ConnaJly and other
contenders for the Republican
nomination
They charged that winner·
take-all. which has bec.-n aban·
doned by every state except
Cahfonua. is unfair t>eca'Use 1t
d enies representation at the
national convention to m1Utons
of Cabforma.n!> who ma v \ow for
other candidates. ·
But Reagan backers con
tended the issue ~as not !rur
ness. but an attempt to un
d e r m 1 n (' R L' a g a n " s t 1 11 .
unoff1c1al prt's1 dt'nt1JI
campaign
"IT IS~"'T A!'/ l~l'E of fair
ness. it is a blatant. political p)o:.
to d ilute the streni:?th of Ronald
nragan at the national con,·i-n
twn ... said Hill Campbell of 11 ..
c1rnda He1ghL-;, RepubhcJn n11<1r
leader of the state Sf.natC' .
·"This should not be called
winner·take·all l t ~hould be·
called Reagan·take all." com
plained former Rep Charle•,
V:1ggins of Orange County
""This IS not a question of
politics , of Ronald Red):!Jn
'l'rsus soml' other cand1dalc It
t 11m 1nw.t1'ff th<Jt he did not lob-
b\ ., fl delegates and that he
~·asn t Y.ornt"<I that abolition of
y, inn1·r t.tke au might hurt his
l ampa11!ll
Ho~ 1·n·r R1•agan backers, in
ton'• ntion dt bJlC. s aw the
t•h:sl 11·ns.:( to winncr-t<tke-all
1lPJI1\ a-. a hattlc for conven ·
t llln d1•lt•11 l• ..
· I hi' 1 tilt' first nC1t1onal
prim , r• c;o'" ffrai::an must ·not
,,.., .. 11 ... aid Assemblym<tn
Hrul •· •w..,tandt• of Orange
"RE \GAN CHOSE to make
this a tc!>l of his populartly, and
~ c found out Heagan is pretty
popular." Wiggins observed
aftPr his defeat.
Statt' Sen John Schmitz of
Newport Beach. a Con nally
back e r who authored the
measure before the convention,
said he would oppose the ballot
101t1at1\e because al would in ef·
frC'I lei l)(•mocrat1c voters de·
e1de how the Re publtcan
pnm:Jry should be conducted.
·\\1.· ::.hould iron it out within
the p.1 rty Thal·s what we were
doin~ ttul:> "eek. and I guess I'm
th l' guy who got ironed,"
Schm1t1 said.
lloth W1ggms and Schmitz also
said the\ opposed another pro-
'1o;1on of tlw Crossman plan.
~ h1t·h ''ould allow voters to vote
fur 1•1tlH·r :.i Democrat or
Hl•pubhc·an in the prtmar y
L"rosM1wn must gl'l at least :w; t 19 >11J!nJlures of registered
'ot1.•r -. hv nl'xl .January to put
his m,•a•-111 I' on the ba-llot.
-.,om1 t h11H! that most party
l~acii•r<, pn·i:11:tl'd would be very
hard to d.
i" a question of nght ·or WN'ni:: D --l D J d Proportional reprc!.cntat1on ,._ I~earc l e aye
right. and you know 1t It i., f.,1 r. W..\Sl'J':c""fON <A~ -The
:and you know 1t:· said Rl·r ......._ \1r F.iri 1 .. r r c unced today a de·
Ra r r y Go Id ~ ate r J r •1 f ht\ of at k.1st three months m an
Woodland 11Jlls 1'\.tt.·n•1\ l' .,tudy of the health ef-
f 1:CI '> of thl• he rb1 c1de Agent
REAGAX. WHO \\AS featured Orangl' nn l" S. airmen who
speaker Saturday at the com en ::.l·r' l'J 111 \"1etnam. ---
A MAN ARRESTED FOR DRUNK DRIV;NG
IS NOT NECESSARILY A CRIMINAL!
But He May •.•
I Lose his llconse
tGo to lail
t Have his lnsuranc• cancelled
t Lost his lob
However. with proper legal representation,
all of those problltms may be eliminated. All
too offen the result In court Is dlreclly related
to the Quality of your lawyer. At American
1..1w Centers, we provide a tree consultation
with a lawyer who Is skilled In ttle area of
• criminal l1w.
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NATION I OBITUARIES
i <'A!•••• Reper1
Divorces TouC --~-
A~tfoneer Anao%es Audience
Straight "A" student Max Olvera. u . of
Modesto spends his summers and after
noons and weekends during the school
year auctioning livestock. Olvera, who has
been auctioneering fuli.t1mt d uring the
past three summers. says he got interest·
l'd 1n it whil~ travt>ltng with his
grandfather, who buys and sells livestock.
Deaths
Elsewhere
OUDAPEST, Hungary
(AP) -Sculptor Pal
Pa&uy, 83. a master of
lhm,.:arian nC'OClassicist
nrt whos<' "Monument
o ( Hungarian Hussars"
1 n I h" c r i t y o f
Srrll'.,fl'h~rvar is con·
l'o.lciN·Ni his musll'rpu:.-c·t'.
died Friday of h<:arl
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Butyl Nitrit_e Drug:
. .
A Killer or a Kick?
By The Associated Press
It's a cheap drug and, in most
states, it's legal. Users claim it's a
harmless high. But when Jess e
Wilson d1<'d this sum mer, the coroner
said 1sobutyl mtritc -the disco drug
killed him
Wilson's death in Was hington on
.July 25 has sparked C1ngry debate
ovl'r th«' huzards of butyl mtnte and
1'>111Jut .. 1 nitrite·. twin sister chemicals
-.old in drug c.ind Sf'X paraphcm aha
shoµs natwnv. Hll·
f 'ROM l!t73 TO 1978, '>ome la
m1l11on bottles of the (•hem1cals were
s old 'fhf•y are market<.-d for an
a veragl' of about $6 as "room
CJdori;wrs" or ''hqu1d mccnse." but
mu~t l·ustomcrs were buying a h11:h
Wht•n butyl or 1sobut..y l nitrite
vap<>rs are inhal<.-d , a brief but in·
tense light.headed reeling follows
thut, users claam , intensifies dis·
rolhl'QUC music and heightens sexual
pl1•a1-.ur£•
··f1 ·s an 1nrn·dil>l1• ru<;h," smd a
NM" Or l1•0.ms usl!r who usked'thal ht'>
11:11111· not lw us1•1I "A wt11rr or tw;,
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111trit• w.1 rrnrh· a 1ir1·.,c·n11llfln tlrUJ(
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h1·;irt .1d111••11t' hut thrill .1·•·k1·ro,
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l'at•1f1c Wl·stcrn Un.I rilwl111~: t'11r'11 •
111ak1•r or "Hu'-h "
"There 1s no evidence to confirm
-the cause of death m tht• Washington
incident," he said. "Our medical
committee says there's no evidence
to suggest that he could die from
drinking it "
Nonetheless, Freezer advis es
against dnnk1ng 1l
Freezer cited a s tudy sponsored by
Pharmex, a maJor nitrite producer.
A panel of doctors concluded that the
worst thing likely lo happen to those
who inhale t<10 much l>utyl or 1sobutyl
nitrite is that they'll faint. Some
users aJso get headaches.
ALARME D BV TUE chemicals'
popularity. several states have tried
with mixed s uccess -to halt or
res trict sales
In 1977, Connecticut banned certain
butyl nitrite products. but isobutyl
nitrite products like "Rush" are sliU
sold io the state.
The California Oepartme ntof
Jfr,1lth Serv1cc·s ftl<'d suit in 1977 to
hall over·thl· c<1unl<'r 1>1111• of "Ru!h"
bPcause, smd department s1>0Jccsmun
f'l'l(• Wc;isiwr . "Wt' url.(ucd that 11
t·.Juses ti '1r11mrit1r dr111> in blood
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l('rm 1•frf•rl~ 1111• 11111 known
-Children
WAlliNoTON (AP) -...... &...-.....
tbe number of children In tbe UnJted States
dedlned; the number ot them affected by divorces
tripled, tbe Cenaua Bureau reporta.
_Tbe ltudy_. "DlV2!'.H.. _CbUd ~ aad ClaJJd
Support," reports that the naUoo'a dlvorce rate
baa climbed from 2 per 1,000 penona ln i.e.o to 5.1
per 1.000 ln um.
"11' 111£ CVa&ENT LEVEL OP divorce con· ..-----------•
llnuea on a lifetime basis, the proportion of mar· PUBUC NOTICE
na1e1 endin1 in divorce may be dose to 40 per· c..._
cent," the bureau said. NOTtea Toc••D•T0111
In 195e there were 361,000 cbJldren Involved in ,~i;:i:::-:i~:ra':':.
divorces, but by 1976 the number bad risen to TM•COUNTY of'0ttA•H
1,117,000. However, from 1960 to 1978, the report Ell••.,, ~t!'':!': snn'fls.
continues. the total number of chlldren llvine with ••EL'-" M. n11v11Ns, o.c. ...... one or both parents declmed rrom 82 million to 90 NOTICE 11 HE•uv a1v11" 1o ... <rHller~of -..... ..--0~ mllllon. tMt •" --.....,,.,. <!Mm....,.,. The number of cbUdren involved In divorce ,,. w1e1 ......,. •r• ,...-,..,, '° 11 ..
seem s tO have stabilized, t.boU,h. and may decline =i:;,:~m°'u:_ ':.~O::.~'·!
in the years ahead. tbe bureau apecuJated. . titled <-1. or lo Pf'•-....... wllll IM /'•<etWfV "°"U..r\, 10 1tW1 ..,... "FOa MOST CHILDaEN IN one·parent er11on•d •I '"• ••• omu 01 ,amiu,,... thi U • g t l. le WI LLIAM V. \CHMIOT. 146 hn1------------_, s van arrangemen ut mporary. Miou•I 0 ,,,, •. !>vii• JOO. H•wport
spanning a period of a few years, usually u.nW e .. ,,.. Ca11torni. m.o. -k11 •• 11w PUBUC NOTICE
their custodial parent remarries, reconciles, or 1111•0 ot-"'1,._.....,.,.._.,"
•II melt~ ~·"''"' .. Ille ..wt• of ...... marries for the first Ume." the report said . Hlcl cl<K-nl, wltll1n ...... "'°"'"' lfO'nCSTOC••DfTOU Nevertheless. the bureau added. "to the child •11•• " ... '''" 1>Vt>1tution Of '"" ...,.llU\JC,...,...• nouu 11« .. , .. -t•U.C..C.I living with only one parent for a few yeara, lhla o.1.c1...__, 11. ,.,. NOTICE 1!>HUHvo1vo ..... period represents a psychologically and aocialJy arrrv P e"()()t(' c •• ., ... ,, •' J l!•H ,.,11 ••E
l lfi · f'•«lllrt•oft,,.W•ll \T•Ol!UlllAH .... HUCMJ~E M. s go &cant part of his or her life a pen." .,. "'" -...,...., \ T •OHMAN, -. J.,.. c;ot.Ol!N If trends continue , the bureau !'laid, children .--ooHun ANO f'•Ncv C•tco .
being born in the 1970s have about 4S ct\ances in :!~~·~~~:!..-~'~·:=:.==-.~~ 100 of spending some of their lives m a one.parent .....,,... -..o. u ,,_ ,....,.."'f "'°'-· ~ ot c.M1t., .. , •• ( II Tel C7WI MMD2 ...... -Ir-I\ -.ut "' Ile a m y. Al'--~-1[--· "'-·· \'FACt.rr.-PtNANCIAl The bureau npted that from 1960 to 1978 there Pu1>11"'°"' 0r-r.,..," O•••v Ptljll r.0111>0P•r10H, ,,...,.""· -
has been a rapid increase in the num .. -r of one· S.P• ''·'•·°'" '·'· "" ~1 " ""~·---1' KJll'Jl~•··0 • ""' Hu .. t•r>OV,.. ~*"· C-1 of o. ... ee. parent fnmiHes. ~, .. , • .,. ("',."""''"
f M> flf'~"'f \0 ._ tr•-~ed I\, BY 1978, THE BUREAU SAJD, 19 percent of P UBUC NOTICE .,,.,., • ., •• icrm ""-61•" . ._ •.
families with children were ma10unned by one ~7r_":,.'!;::.: "°""''"' °'~· m1e
parent: 17 percent by the mother aod 2 percent by cr.wn ...,..,e><~•·•-d_,,,_,_.
f th \U,.I Rl .. COUllTOl'TMf •11 , , 1 the a er -up from 7 4 percent by mothers and \TATE orcAl.1,.01uo1Ho• :_,., .~-;,.;,.;" •. ;:;:: ,..,;,;:_~ "':':O
1 1 percent by fathers in 1960 T"fCOUNTYOl'OllAlfOf ............. '"' J p C,OLOE H
The chan°e was partJcuJarly s1go1ficaot ror HO • 1•1111 OOHUTO, •••C.. r AH< f (;Al(f.\ -r. otOTIClf 0' U Llf 0" "".,..., flf 1COD ,._ -• _,. black families. the report 11tated The proportion of llfAl "•Of'un n •"'IWI 8-?i. c-,., °'-· ~
mother-only families a mong blacks grew from 21 £\••••~"!!~,~,:_~LALL! rv .. o·Ll "',,.,,..,. ....
V"t' "V ~ _.. TM Dul• tf~ _,," 1:J1t """""""• per cent Lo 45 percent between 1960 and 1978. while •"•Pu t.•"" rv .. o .. lL .... Pur .. .., •• ...,,,...,. ..,,... ,_ >-d "-'r"' <><·
among whites the increase was from 6 rworcent to M•ll\'>tEw,.,H o.u.-ooer. ,,,. .. iooo •"' .,. Bo.no•.
3 .. ~ ••OTI([ I\ H(PfBV r,IVEN ,,.., Fv•-Cn 7mH '""'"",.. ,......, ..
1 percent. '"" .. ,..,., .. OfW'd, •\ AOmin""·-o1 A .... '°"'"' Of o. ...... ~···· o• Families maintained by the father only in the '"• "~".,.111 \ •\i.t•. "'" »11 •' c.,,.,,,,... P<"••• ,.,. to .,.. 111~1 -.,.., ...., ••• ~ ..._ ~"" 1,..,_._, sam e period grew from 1 percent to l 7 percent b.ooo• u"°" ,,.. ,.,,.,,. -._,,,_ .11 .... ,1_ ....,._ --.,...,
among wtutes and from 2 3 percent to 2 7 percent ........... 1---.,,., •ubrec• 1° D• T••-""'*,,_.,,,....,..,\,u1
bl k COM 1tfln•fl(ll"t tN Wlid ~rtOf' (°"'1 on p.i\t •• ,.. s,,,n-. among ac s. F ,.~ 0:-\ ,.,. •• 1"" -"' 1,.. •<Kl -tor llllftQ ct•'-1,,,,,.
Tenant Law Signed
1 t 00 • '" ~ thl'ff"•• .. , ••t,ttn uw •\C ro• ,....,.,.,... to "'4'reit1 •• Seo· 11~ ••~ tl'Y 1-w •t rtw-~••tf' o4 ,.,,,be, 11 t•n
lhr u"'q•t 1Ql\•f1 f UC,f..,f W O•t..O ~,..,...._,., 1'1'
""'l ~•H\. .aof'ntri\tr•lor. <,, M•T ._[A(Llf°r ''""Afl4Cl•L
THtw r Nl•tr rw 1 .. J, <>-• <DPPOPAT•OM
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0 roup or expressing poHt1cal ->1ews under a bill • ..., •11 •·QM ''' • '""" ....... ',,..., ,, •• un,. ,_ ......
I) ~ .. t•t• "'"°' 'M,.... M1)y10-a l'h ~f'<f'fl•Qn \.t"'t• ...... (.A f'71tt signed by Gov. Edmund Brown Jr • , .... .,, .,.,...,...,,... .,., ..... ,,.. .. .,, cw ...... nutr
mea;~~:~~s~·~·~~~~~~~~:n~~:st h!~~~:~~~t~ 1i::€::·;~;,:~~7:;~;S'·~=:_:~; ~:~.0~~?~~ r.o.~ (;•"::._ ~
ed for joining tenant-;' union.., or postina s1ans 1ll ,,.,.. ... ,.i>-0••'"110'"' PLBLIC N,..,..ICC:
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HunlmQton Beach
~39
TIO: u .. ;/\Tll OF<l(1 y1•1tr ohl .f(o"111·
W1lt.11n 111 W;1.,h1111(lon '" 1111• 1unl(h•
fatahtv trnf',•d 111 ti11lyl or 1n11l>Utyl
nit nh: abuse: Hut, inlll ('u<I <if lnhnllnl(
v:JJ)ortt, W1l110n drank un unknown
flm<IUrll Of tMthUtyl nit rlt(', l'lllld l)r
OC>ugl::is J>jX(lll or tlH' Wv-.hiril(IOn
mr•d1C'ol ex::im1nn'1> offiN•
Shurri co1u·1•1ll'cl th11t U 111 1llHl1•111t
to ovt•rtJ1wu> on v111>11111, 11tnt•1• l11l111ll11w
11111 111ut'11 c'llU K<'li "'"'"' tu fulnl llut
lw xnid lhn•· 1" ll1111a•1•r •11111 "II '"
po11tuhh• I.Al ki ll y11u11wlf H you fulnt
unit· 110111t1h11w J!i•t I h1• f)(1tl hi 1111 y11111
11111w nml ull tl111t ll1111 lcl 1111111 111 , vuu
would kill your1wlf "
L
T •pe Center 645-1701 24 Houra
Cour1Hy of Or. O•vtd W. Olbeon
PUie FAMILY
COlOHIAL FUH!EAAL
HOME
7801 Bolsa Ave
Westminster
893-3525
'AClftC YllW .-.O•IAL ,._I(
Ceme1erv Moriuarv
Chapel
3600 Pacific View Onve
NewPOr1 Beach
644-2700
McCOIMCX MOn.IUtH
laQuna Beach
494-9415
laQune Hiiis
76&-0933
SM Juan Cep1str1no .-ss;.rn6
PVBUC NOTICE
0
Based on hill outopNy, l>111<1n ron
eluded that Wilson'11 deuth w1111 "Ir
r e futably due to J!'obutyl nllrit1•
poi1wnln~. ''
Wayne Pln<'ff, u HpokNurH\n for th1•
f.'ood and Drug AdminlHtrotl(Jn, r1·
acted by unnouncing that th" FOA
would study the 1rnfcty of lhl' two
chemical&. But 1f the t'DA w14nl8 to
regulate them, he 11uld , its hond11
muy be legally U~d. Rln<·I' th<•y ur<'
not sold as drug11.
AT THE DllUG Abuse Wurmnk
Network of the •National Institute of
Drug Abuse, Nl c k Kozel 'sai d
Wilson's death prevoked a i.turly of
emergency room and coroner'11 re ·
corda 1n key cities.
"Medical examiner• reported no
other c~ of people wbo dled," he
Hid . "However, from January 1976
to April 1'79 there were 2A menUons
of butyl nltrit.e in emar1ency rooms
&y people wtlh drua-r•l•ted com·
plalnta." '
The number of Umet butyl nlt.r1tt
l1 cited 1n emer1ency rooms by all·
tn1 druc abulen ii rtatni: It wu
menUoned once tn ms. ftve times in urn, Dine Umet ln 1971 and, durtn1
the first four montba of Ulla year,
nine times.
•··~OP PACIFIC W•ttm,
Hid in a ~ lDtemew from a. Frwileo U..t the concern about
lb• aafetr of butyl and ltobutrl
nitrite 18 unmerited.
Iii~ ~c~lac>ctl
CounselorH
Get Pay. Hike•
Hlah 11ehool C'ou1110,lor11 In thn
Wett Orantc .. County •r~• h•v.,
been grant.ti(! u 2 ~NIMl 11•1
hike r«roactlvc to ll1lll July I
The hike rollOwll .. a j)f'lr CtlOl
Jncreate anntcd memoor• of
the Hunllnaton Beach l•upll
Service AlllOClallon memben In
December
The total 7 1)4!rccnt ralH l• In
line wtt.h r1JH1 annted lh1t1t·
tn1ton Beach Union 11t1h School
Dletrlcf teacher1, non·t.tachlna
employeea and mua1emtnt
staff.
The 2 percent hike will add
about $400 to each p1ycheclc
tacb year, a dlatr1ct 1poke1man
aald. It will coat the dl1tr1ct
about $22,000 a year for 55
cowllon,btaald.
The 2 percent blU eomDMtel
all contract neSoUatJou £n tbe
ll11b ldlool diat.r1ct for tbil year.
Cunk·n C'hrfsUw1 School
( '/ass/ca/ A 111erica11 Edu cal ion
lllllNU t W COM PL T CAROEN METHOD
I lllllDllAN I N\llllONMfN1 WllHOOl INOOCmlNAftON
t..ullut•I t nrlchment • Art • Mu1lo • French
J •n Ac1• Campu•
II 1°mlrmlt-I 'H'c11/t'fl('C' without Pressure
HIJll \Ill HllllA OflHI f • C08TA MfSA • (7141 M-M01
Do )IOlf -·,, WhoAM 11
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Wealth Brings .Power !
•1 PSTta AINI.Tl' a ..
aoaUTLOCllS
MEXICO CITY tAP> ..: nw hardhat
la Jolnins lbo mae~ •• the aymbol ol
Mexico as th~ Unlted Statta' lon1
tanored 1outherp oel1hbor builds iLt
· • f)ahlN! on somt' OI tho world'• areal t
oll reHrVes
CoM\.NClion s vtslble virtually every·
~bere at l .. xlcana lnv t their otl
wealth and powerful nf!w tt'Onomtc
atandln& l.n reOneraes, d~ms, roads, fac·
tortes IDd bomet.
WATClllNG 11118 boom are the cam·
peslnos, the poor farmers whu seem
mos tly toraotteo l n tbe rush to
modernize this impoverished nation.
But many farmers, who lacked elec-
t ricity JUSt IA few years 8&0, now have
t elevision sets on the dirt floors or
grass-thatched huts
Looming over the future a an ex-
plosive population growth in lbe coun
tryside, a baby boom that could nearly
double the nation's 67 mllhon people by
the tum of the century
While some experts believe a disaster
scenario could easily be conjured for
Mexico, moat agree the immediate
Mexican fut ure is optimistic politically,
socially and economically.
Among the reasons for hope. ·
-MAJOR OIL FIELDS being de·
veloped along Mexico's Gulf Coast -all
controlled by the state -are supplying
some SJ.8 billion in export profits this
year and the figure is increas1ng. Much
of the new income is earmarked for an
ambitious program of industrializalion
a nd modernization aimed at · feeding
and employing the exploding popula·
tion.
.... President Jose Lopez Portillo, who
inherited serious economic and political
problems from his flamboyant pre
decessor, Luis Eeheverrlo. is riding a
tide of popularity at the midpoint or his
six-year term. Mexicans generally see
him exercising his a lmost dictatorial
powers with honesty and quiet com-
petence.
-Intellectuals and politicians are
heraldirfl "a new political era" after
the ruling Institutional Revolutionary
Party <PRI ) al\pwed communists and
socialists to partlcipate in elections and
guaranteed thttm. representation .
Observers see this as cooling an ex-
plosive political climate.
-MEXICO IS DISPLAYING a new
confidence ln world affairs and de·
m anding a more equal relationship with
iJs mighty neighbor, the United States
Mexicans insist they will not be pushed
a round anymore.
Mexico, a nation three times the size
of Texas, revolves around its capital ci ·
ty of the same name, a megalopolis that
sprawls across a 7,000·foot·high valley
and is destined to become the largest
concentration of humanity in the world.
Mexico City is overflowing with 14
million people and it absorbs many of
the 2 million people being added each
year to the country's population.
The capita l city is a traffic-jammed
ccng lomeration o f ruined Aztec
pyramids, colonial cathedrals and hilh·
rise buildings that defy frequent earth·
quakes. Tree-lined boulev?rds are
bordered with bronze statues of Mex-
ico's many heroes, while squalid side·
s treets are lined with ga rbage.
Streetside taco venders compete for the
tourist trade with local branches of
fabled French restaurants.
AFFLUENT GUESTS step from
perpetually packed hotels into bustling,
crowded streets, where they find same·
day editions of major U.S. newspapers
displayed alongside the city's 20 dailies
and countless magazines.
On a clear day, t wo towering volcanic
peaks seem ready to topple on the cit y.
But few visitors ever see them . The
volcanoes usually are bidden behind a
dense s mog that hangs over the city.
Lopez Portillo presides over his oa·
tion from Los Pinos, the stalely, well·
guarded residence nestled in the quiet
expanses of Chapullepec Park east of
the jostling city center.
THE st-YEAR-OLD president, with a
background of professional planning
and administration, has ·one of the
world's most enviable political jobs. He
is almost an absolute monarch, though
som e a"rgue the system b as its
drawbacks for the naUon.
·'There is no means of putting pres·
s ure on our presidents . Under our
system. e\ther be decides on a course or
lltPWl'9pftolo
TRAFFIC-JAMMED BUSTLE
Capital Suffers Smog
action or it Is not done." said"Victor Ur ·
quidi, president or the prestigious
College of Mexico.
A conservative newspaper publisher
adds, "The two maJor moral val.ues of
our society are the president ~d the
Virgin or Guadalupe and I would never
d are cnticize either of them."
THE VIRG I N IS Mexico's most
sacred religious shrine
Government leaders argue that SO
years of political stability at least
compared to elsewhere in volatile Latin
America -prove the system of strong
presidential power works.
L.opez Pory.11o comes from a
monolithic pol{tical organization that
has held unchallenged power for ball a
century. The PRJ. a coalition of major
labor organizations, farmers' groups,
middle-of-the-road intellectuals and a
huge civil servant class. is sometimes
compared to the Communist parties of
Eastem Europe nations beeause of its
unchallenged hold on the political life of
the country.
THE PARTY CHOOSES the presa
dent. elects rum and gives him almost~
absolute loyalty during a single six-year
term. This has enabled Lopez Portillo to
dra m atically transform the swift
flowing tides of nearran.archy that over·
whelmed Mexico three years CJIO into
the much calmer waters of today.
He has also drawn heavily on a
bonanza of petroleum.
Tankers and supertankers, up to a
dozen at a time, bob on the Gull of Mex·
ico off the port of Coatzacoalcos as they
wait to fill their holds with Mexican oil.
The crude comes mostly from scores
of wells drilled in clearings hacked
from steamy jungles. And, more recent·
ly, the tankers are also sw~ll~wing oil
from great offshore rigs dralhng down
to the deep, rich deposits beneath Cam
peche Bay orr the southeast coast
A&-SO FLOATING PA ST
Coatzacoalcos, and contmwng to the
beaches of Texas, is a huge slick or red·
dish-brown oil that since June 3 has
been pouring from a renegade Mexican
well in the bay. It is a sensitive issue
between Mexico and the United States
The pace of exploration and develop·
ment ls hectic, too Boomtowns like
Coatzacoalcos, Villahermosa , Cardenas
and Ciudad del Carmen are frenzied
centers or construction that draw job
hungry Mexicans from a round the coun
try. Many of them m ight otherwise
EnJTQ.(f . fllf)TE -...Tlai.a /inLporl o/ a,, f 1 ~ ptJr1 4""". I)" M ~rsco lookl OI ,,..
er01'0m" 1•~ttt'al mtd .sonol problem.I that
f M "4110f1 n• lt1 "''UJ/lft ~ ii npeNfte• sng ll" ,, t't\ltw'• ,,. ¥1.0 ~ -oa -and •
1eeb tn tHO u • ""'" 'Ind ~ge OI 4 world
powt'f. . ~
have headed for tht-l'nlted' St ates
because ln MexJco 40 perce.nt of the
workforce is unemployed or works only
part-time.
Mex I co has been boosting Its
petroleum estimates rapidly for three
years, until it claims the world's sixth
largest proven reserves and pulls some
1.6 million barrela of oil from its 4,000
wells each day
M EXJCO SA VS ITS potenuaJ. but still
unproven, oil reserves could go well
over 100 rbillion barrels.
But among many Mexicans. "there is -
a basic skepticism about this oil -a
skepticism lbat we all have. We do not
expect anything from this oil," s aid
political scientist Jorge Bustamante of
the College of Mex a co.
Part of the skepticism grows from a
widely held belief that, art a country
w h ere corruption as a part or life.
wealth goes inevitably to lhe wealthy
EVEN THOUG H LOPEZ Portillo
vows to develop the oil cautiously lo
produce las ting and widel.pread
benefits and to attack government cor
ruptaon . the tradition woven throughout
the social fabric 1s one or wal>ted and
misused resources
Corruption 1s seen everywhere Two
women waiting to cross a busy Mexico
City street casually shp a few pesos m
th~ hand of a traffic cop. who am ·
mediat~ stops ro.ur lanes of traffic so
the pair can cross against a red hght
"It's called mordida -the bite -
bec-ause it takes a bite fr6m your
pocket,"' says a middle-class young
man m Mexico Caty "l can bribe a cop
1f 1 run a red light. and I can buy a JOb
Crom the uruon ··
MOST MEXICANS SEE the 011 as a
tool, not a solution.
··The oil has given us time to solve the
real problems of Mexico to feed our
people, to limit our populauon and to
get the people out of the crowded
cities," said Octavio Paz. one or Mex
ico·s best·known social histonans.
Neither agriculture nor employment
can keep up with the explosive growth
A major government goal 1s lo feed
the groWUlg mill.Jons by modemmng
agriculture. now mostly a matter of
farmers with machetes and ox drawn
plows
TRACTORS R E MAIN a rarity an
much of the countryside. although one
cainpesino after another spoke wistfully
of a community purchase.
"Now we plow with oxen and horses
and burros -we use everything but the
pigs to pull the plows," said Ma rgarlt6
Ramiro Sanchez. 51, who lives in a
village in the southern mountain!>
"With a tractor we could do much.
much more."
The problem. said a top government
official. "is not that the crops are less,
but that the people are more."
FAMILY PLANNING IS becoming a
major focus of government attention.
Some progress is being made, but in a
country where machismo -the venera·
lion of manliness -is often measured
by the number of sons. results come
c;Jowly.
"'It is a task or education." said a
senior member of Lopez Portillo's starr
"T h e couples must see that with
smaller rammes the)! can live better
We are reasonably optimistic. but we
are not claiming victory."
The annual birth rate has declined
from 3.5 percent to 2.9 percent. still one
or the highest in the world.
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BillSigrwd
SACRAMENTO CAP>
CaWon:dans with good driving
rtt0rda will have a one-time,
four-year extension of their
drivers' licenses by mail under a
bill signed by Gov Edmund
Brown Jr.
AB4T7 by Assemblyman Vic
Calvo, D-Mountaln View, ex-
tends an exist.inc pilot proc:ram.
The law, effective Jan 1, ap-
plies to motorist.a with no traffic
YiolaUou or accidents ln the lut four years.
Calvo said the bill would save
the state $3. 7 million a year ln
administrative costs. ·
Jumper Identified
HONOLULU CAP> -A 55-
year-old California visitor
jumped to bis death from the
33th floor or a Waikiki hotel in
apparent grief over the death 0(
his roommate, Honolulu police
said Thursday. The victim was
identified as George Ross, or
San Diego. Donald James, SS,
was a roommate of Ross, police
said.
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MIM ~~r on the 0"1 lloct dM, N~ to appear -Two bualneumen
• Ute Mme wttb bim. her~bl.v.1 a11•1cUo~ • matt tbiJI 1mall town -PORTRAITS
"I DID NOT f'&SL the OrMd
Ole Opry •a• tlt• plau for
JamM Browa, •• lllu Shepard
llYI ''Tbole COUDU'y mualc fUI
dld not want to bear James
Brown. •
"It floored me," 1ay1 Mlu lhepard, wboM J4 yean on the
Opry rut 11 the lollieat amoaa
female linael'I "I felt emba.r·
ruaed over the whole 1ituaUon.
But be'• a creat artl.at and J ad·
mire b1m for what he'• done.
"I don't,. like to rehash it, .. ahe
aaya "I love the-Grand Ole
Opry. 1be whole lhlng's forgot·
ten." ·
THE B&OWN appearance
marks one o r several coo ·
trovera1e1 lnvolvlne Mist
Shepard, 45. Beuuse or her out-
spoken nature. she's sort or
country music~'• equivalent to
Jane Fonda.
"When people aak me a ques-
t.ion. I don't know how they can
expect me not to give them a
slralght answer," she says or
her outspokenness.
In that light, she's no ran or
nationally televised Country
Music Association awards show
each October
"IT'S NOT ON the up·and·
up," she says.· "J could prove it
ll I had to."
For example, shP says, people
like secretaries vole for
categories they really know lit·
Ue about
On aDQlher topic, she says
there are some country music
radio atatlons that do not play
lrue ~try music
·'They play s tuff by Tom
Jones and Mac Davis," s he
says. "It's not genui ne country
music I'm not knocking these
artists, but Tom Jones can't sing
a country song like George
Jones.
'"THE NEXT VEAR or year
and a half will be very critical
for country mus ic," Miss
Shepard s ays "This is because
radio stations have changed
country music My view ls that
"
country muatc u we know lt la alon1 lnt•ntate Five
about II> ao down the drain " b l o 1 a o m w l t b
She blames ataUon maoaaen wildllowera by aeed1na
aad•proaram directors l t b BX ~
"They· Hfi Lbere 's no demand a c ' ea g e a 0n1 e • freeway for cerla n country music A beautiful 1&rtats, but there ls But there's The merebanta. Datt
definitely M market for 1ood Buchanan.. a service ata·
country muslc. The crowds al lion owner, and Mark
my concerta durtna the past Dudya, a hotel manacer,
year or two have been bl"er said they will each seed
than during the past 10 years." about an acre borderina
5x7 color portrait.
Only a penny for
each pound your
child weighs. ADDITIONALLY, SHE says
many disc jockeys on these
radio stations are not country
m uslc-oriented. • , "They come from top 40 Sta·
lions There just are not many
country music dfsc jockeys who
are true personalities
anymore."
Fitness Buff
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On Birthday
SAN FRANCISCO <AP>
Physical fitness expert Jack La
Lanoe says he will celebrate his
6Stb birthday by swimming a
mile in shackles. with 65 boats
containing 6.500 pounds or wood
pulp ln tow
La Lanne said here that tM'
wilJ attempt the feat Ort ts at
Lake Hakooe. near Mt Fuji in
Japan
He turns 65 on Sept 26 but did
not say why the swim will not
take place on that date
In 1976, La Lanne towed 13
boats thrO\lgh the San Diego
h a rbor The year before he
swam.from Marin County to San
Francisco, shackled and toW1.0g
a one·ton boat.
Earlier. h e s wam from
Alcatraz Island to San Fran·
cisco, through the walera of Sao
Francisco Bay
'I
the freeway
Buchanan aaid ~ wjll
present a detailed COil
estimate to the Santa
Nella Chamber or Com
merce ln hopes lt will
agree to buy a larie
quantlty of aeeda to
aprea-d a lon e the
freeway ri&bt4-way
The bulk of the eeeda
pla nted will be
California Poppy. but
there will also be two or
three other varletle1
known to thrive In the
area, Buchanan said.
Amus;ng observ1t1on1
of life •long
the Orange CoHt.
penned b y
a nat Ive son,
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~ Rams Again Lack Intensity, but Win
a, IOllN St:VANO
--~ .... --LOS ANG EL Leave lt to lhe Rama to·~·
oastrate, wlthou~ a ahlHidw of • doubt, teat•
letharoc footbalfla still tbeir ltrOn&ett auk. Tum1na in a u..ue.., uninspln!!.d performance.
the Rama plodded t.belr way to anot.Mr vidOr)', a
I 27·24 deleat of the hapleu San Franclaeo 49ers
Sunday before an equally unemouonal crowd of
; 44 .303 al the Coliseum.
THE &AM OFFEN E, as usual, played below
ill capabilities. And even the defense fell prey to
the mood ol the game. ·
Before the amur wa two minutes old, Pat
Haden and Co. had spotted the 49ers a seven-point
advantage as the Ram quatt.erback was intercept·
ed on bis first play from scnmmage and San Fran·
cisco needed only five plays to cover the necessary
13 yards for the TD. ~ And, as ii that wasn't enough, the Ram de·
fense let San Francisco fl\.arch in for a 32-yar.d
field goal on its second possession to make the
score 10..zip seven mmutes into the contest.
THE RAMS DISPLAYED about as much
tenacity in the first quarter and a half as a student
getting ready for his first exam.
The Rams' offense almost made soccer more
e xciting.
Eventually, the Rams decided to play football
and the first time they ma rched into 49er territory
_late in the second quarter was the first time they
put any points on the board.
The pleasure of the 52-yard drive was
watching two bench warme~ El vis Peacock and
Charle Young-show their wares.
PEACOCK CARRJED TllllEE TIMES for 20
yards on the drive and Young added two sensa·
tional catches-one for 23 yards to set the Rams
first and goal on the four -and the other a four
yartt reception for a TD.
From that initial drive, tt was all downhHl.
The Rams went on to score once more before
t he hall. thanks to a dazzling JS.yard screen pass
run by Peacock, and Haden wouJd go on to tal·
ly 13 more points before the game's end.
AND YET, DESPITE the 27-point ach1f've·
ment, the Rams appeared to play only as hard a~
they had t.O, repeatedly lett.mg the 49ers bounce
back into the contest.
danJ•rOWJly," Hid Cullen Bryant, who bullishly poundfld for 106 yauds on 23 carries. "I hate to be
the team that kee~ ~avtna to come back.··
NaWl"aUy, part of I.he blame lies with the op·
positloo-the 49ers who ,.-e currently surviving o~ youth and the reputeUon or 0 .J . Simpson. But
tl s team1 bke San Francisco that the good clubs
will repeatedly put away.
NOi' THE RAM , THOUGH. Instead, they'd
rather play to the level of the competition
"Yeah, or course ll's only human nature to
have· a mental letdown against a team like San
Franclsro," says
Fred Dryer , who unday' Scores round difficulty during the game
S•n D1990 27, Buff•lo 19
S.ettte 1:7, O•kland 10
Miami 27, Mlnne10t• 12
New Engeand 20, Olncln"atl 14'
Housaon 20, KanH1 City 6
0envet" 20, Atl1n11 t7 (OT)
Clevel1nd 13, B•ltlmore 10
D•llH 24. Chicago 20
Tampa Bay 21, Green Bay 1 o
New York Jeta 31. Detroit t O
Phlladelphla 26, New Orteana 14
Pittsburgh 24, St. Louis 21
reac h i n g the
quarterback.
"But don't be
too quick to take
a ny points away
from them. I reel it
was a combina·
lion of them play·
ing good and us
playing bad "
San t~ran·
clsco. although
youth-oriented, is.
looking to 0 .J . for
its direction ..
a nd he still has enough left to make him bona
fide leader.
DESPITE BEING A STEP SLOWER al age
32. S impson r emains two steps faster than
anything the Rams possess.
"l wanted to play th.ls year beeause I still en·
joy playing.·· says the Juice, who gained 73 yards
on 18 c:irries
• · 1 played with no more emotion today because
it hasn't sunk m yet that this ts my final season."
0 J commented on hJS last playing appearance at
the Coliseum
·· 1 can't do at 32 what I used to do at 26, but I'm
getting heller with each game "
' FORTUNi\TtLY, THE RAMS can't say
the same lhlng '
•·so far this year we've played very
Once agai n H aden h ad a good game
statistically, completing 17 of 29 passes for 200
<St~ RAMS, Page 82) O.J. SIMPSON HEADS STRAIGHT FOR DEFENSIVE BACK PAT THOMAS ...
linhart's
$10,000
Raise?
By The As8oc:iat.ed Press
What they were saying Sunday
around the National Football
League :
"Linhart, I give you a $10,000
raise, starting today. JUSt for the
effort." -Baltimore Colts
own e r Robert lrsa y, to
placekicker Tony Linhart, who
missed three field goal tries in·
eluding a 28-yarder with one
second to play that lel Cleveland
beat his Colts 13-10.
"I didn't put any pressure on
myself. Not one iota. I don't al·
low pressure on myself." -Jim
Turner, after his 24-yard fi eld
goal with 6: 15 gone in overtime
gave Denver a 20-17 victory over
Atlanta. It also made Turner the
second leading scorer in NFL
history with 1,381 points.
.. The more he plays, the more
confidence he'll get. The more
confidence he gets, the more I'll
catch and the more we'll win."
-Wesley Walker, after
catching six Richard Todd
passes for 177 yards in the New
York J ets' 31·10 victory over
Detroit.
"Early ln the game, we had a
package plan with Curtis and
the n be gets hurt on the first
series and is out. Theo Kenny's
out. That changed a lot of things.
The plan went out the window."
-Coach Homer Rice, after wide
r e ceiver Isaac Car&la and
quarterback Kea ADdenon were
injured in the Bengals' 20·14
loss to New England.
''No pus protection, mlased
tackles, dropped passes, aod
penalties killed us ." -New
Orleans Coach Dick. Nolaa. aft.er
Philadelphia kept the Saints
winless wlth a 28-14 victory.
.. 1 feel thal 1 have come a lone
way and the team responded to
me. I'm still Dan's b ackup
quarterback and I played
because be was hurt. I told Dan
before tbe same I would do my
darndest to wtn the 1ame." -
Giiford iw-, who replaced in·
Jured Houlton quarterback Dan
Pu&ertlll and led the Oilers to a
20-' victory over Kanau City.
''When you come out to aee ua
play, it'a exclti.u and that's aQ.
undenUltement. We've had the
abllltJ to wtn close footbell ~
1ame1 for a .... time, and I
pell tblt eome1 wttb wlnn1q a
lot ot ..... and Super Bowla.
We al..,a blUew we haft a
dWMe. '' -0.0.. Coaeb 'hm ....,, ...............
rallied tbe Co~ tbree tUw
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••• THEN GIVESTHOMAS ONE Of THOSE PATENTED SIMPSON MOVES ANO IS WELL ON HIS WAY AGAIN.
It's Showdown Time • ID KC
Angels, Royals Meet in First of'"'Four-game Series Tonight
From AP Dlspakbes
KANSAS CITY -r. The Angels' magic
number for clinching the Western Division
title is ll, but right now they have a few
other numbers on their minds.
Like four, the number of games they
play in Kansas City beginning tonight In
what figures to be the Angels' most crucial
series to date in their 18-year history.
OT 13. the n·umber of games the Royals
and Angels have remaining on thelr 1979
schedule.
THERE ARE ALSO a few numbers the
Angels would like to forget -ll)(e 2·1. the
score in Sunday's loss to MUwaukee, and
1·4, the Angels' record thus rar oo the road
trip.
Ob yes, and"there's one other thing the
Angels would like to forget right now·-
the fact that they could have had Jim
Slaton oo the roster. •
Slaton scattered seven hi~ and beat the
Angels SUnday with an impressive com·
plete game.
Slaton, a resident of Lencuter, likes to
mention that be lives "only an hour and a
half from the Angels' ballpark," where he
mlgbt pref et to be playing now.
SLA'roN RECALLED that, at a tryout
camp in 18118, the Angels "could have
lijned me, bUt they didn't olfer me much
of a bonus -tl 000. Tbat wu hardly enoua.b and I dedd;d to ao to collece <An·
telope Valley IC). The~ year, l alcned
with tbe Seattle Pilots," trhlch eventually
became tbe Brewer franchise.
The Anlels got around to Slaton lut
winter at lut, selecUnc him ln a f~·
a1ent draft. But once apln, "they didn't
seem to be real interested," he aald.
II!
Ttlet'9 the Angets' MetlC Numbef
I · AL West Coa&aclers
Games
W L Pd. GB Left
' Angels 81 68 .544 13
Kansas City 78 71 .523 3 U
Minnesota 77 72 .517 4 13
Allgeb' K.emabdag Games
Home (6): Texas <3>. Sept. 21. 22,
23; Kansas City (3) Sept. :M, 25, 26.
Away (7): Kansas City (4). Sept, 17.
18, 19, 20; Texas (3), Sept. 28, 29, 30.
Kaasu OtJ'a Sem....., Ga.-
Home m : Aqell (4), Sept. 17, 18,
19, 30; Oakland <3>. Sept. 21. 21, 30.
Away <6>: Oakland 3, Sept. 21., 22, 23 ;
Angell (3), Sept. 2A, 25, 218.
a1m 11 M1'1 .._.....,Games
Home <..,>: Chicago (3), Sept. 25,
28, 27; Milwaukee (3), Sept. a , 21, 30.
Away <6>: Chicago (3), Sept. 17, 18,
· 19; Milwaukee (3), Sept. 21-t.22• 23.
'-A ...,,. In Mliw.tot• "'-Wit~ tN ......
YO•-•H r•IMO out Oii Aue. "· It 11.tt "" ~ '"'lltdl;leel, end will not•_. It~ IN~ •«•
He DOW ls Ued wttb Mike Caldwell .. a
Milwaukee leadln1 1amt·WIDMr. The
Ancell swept a sertea from Milw.ube 1D
Anaheim a weekend qo, aad SlliloD. lakl
he ls pleased to have won one ot tbe two
victories taken by the Brewer• thla
weekend. l ) .
'
"1 HAVE FAMILY and friends sn
California. and they were out there lo see
us drop three straight.'' he s&Jd. "We
didn't win there this year ( m six games l.
so It was nice to come back here and win
like this."
On the other hand. there seemed to be no
vindictiveness among the Brewers for
wanting to deprive the Angels of the ir
dlvlsioo lead. Rather. Milwaukee has its
own worries in the East Div1s1on.
"WE'&E PLAYING for ourselves."
Paul Molitor s&Jd . "We're JUSt worried
about finishing in second place. We're"not
trying to knock anybody out or any pos1· Uon.:·
The Angels took a 1·0 lead off Slaton •
15~8. in the third frame oo singles by Rod
Carew, Camey Lansford and Don Baylor.
• In t.he fourth, league home run leader
Gorman 'lbomas put a pitch by Frank
Tanana <6-S) lnto the lefl field seats. his
42nd of the season and bis fifth off Angel
hurlers.
IT BUNGS IBM within two of Henry
Aaron's hllh for the former Milwaukee
Braves. Eddie Mathews had 47 ~ln 1963,
beat of my Milwaukee major leaiuer.
Asked about the flgures, Thomas aald:
"If I passed Eddie'• mark, that would be
quite an honor. Mathews is a Hall of
Famer, and r .-pect him as a man and a
player."
"It'• the nme for Aaron. It would put
Qle ln excluatve company, 1bla is a 1ame ot pnde. a I'd take pride ln that," be
aald.
The Brewen broke the 1-1 tie ln the
<Bee ANGELS. Paae BJ>
Seaver
Batfles
LOS A~GELES cAP> -On the
dJ~ th jt Csnc1nnat1 formallv
t•ltmmated Los AnJ?cl<''i from the·
~at1onal LeaJ?Ul' West pennant
r:icl'. tht' Reds a lso expandL-d
th1.•1r lead in th1.• d1v1 s1on to 21 ~
gJ mt'" OH'I llou~ton ·
Tom &·aH'r. whc> elttninatC"d
th<' Dod~t:r~ ~1th a three h1L 2-0
\ l('l(lr\ ht., 52n d career
... hutou"t. mo~t amoni:: ~ct1ve
ptll'ht·rs ... aid ;;ift<'rwar<l
tht•r1.··., onlv om• way for the
Red~ to m,11nta1n their lead
··WE'\'E GOT to pla~ good
t'\ 1.·n d~" · ..,,.ud tht· 34 year old
't"I eran nl!hlhJnd1.•r
St• J ' l' r ' <' ,11 ch t· r . .Johnny
Hcnrh a).!n>t•d ..,a:-1ng. ' I rcll in
th1• ... pnn).! th,11 th•~ club could
\\in about 90 ).!amc~. maybe
mon· I rl'11 \\ t' hJd the• pitch.Jn~.
~t' did havt' que~11on marks, but
l f1~un•d \\t' ~ould be m a
do).!fll!ht ··
· · w c·n· played ~omc un ·
bellt'\ abl<' g.:1mcs this year
\\\> 'l' blown !.even run leads
and we·"<' had ~ames lost tn the
last inning That's why a game
hkt> Saturday's 1s so satisfying."
BENC11 REFERRE D to the
R eds · 2· I \\ 1n which they
achieved on solo homers in the
final two innings.
"It was a ~ame we came from
nowhere to win.'· he said. "Our
bats were quiet but we s till won,
still battled for the lead ."
Seaver worked with only a 2·0
lead. the result or five s uc·
cesslve hiL<> m the fifth inning off
loser Don Sutton, 12·15. Ray
Knight and Heity Cruz drove in
the only runs that Seaver ·
needed
SEAVER PERMITTED only
three singles in posting his 15th
win in 21 decisions and his 13th
in the last 14
"My last couple of starts,
Montreal and Houston, I didn't
pitch well," said Seaver. "But at
this point in my career. I'm go·
log to have those kind of games.
J just have to say 'Okay, gel LA
Sunday.'
•'I'm not as overpowering as l
one~ was, there 's no doubt about
that," added Seaver .. "But I'm
still a power pitcher. My fastball
Is still my besl pitch.
"I 'm ln a very good streak
right now. but I have bad better.
I've pitched well thla year, and
there are 1amM ln which I've
pitched poorly.
RE HICHED very well Sun·
day, lo tbe surprise of even
Bench. "He bad a little trou~e
1ettln1 looee, it looked to me,"
aaid the ClncinnU catcher. "He
walked (Dave) Lopes on foa,
pltcbn and aot behind < BW)
Rutsell ln t.be ftrst, I didn't es•
peet to aee him 1et past U..
thlrd.
.. ' ....
I
I •
-
A C1,1• .. Report
-,-;__::jllll ... le Ct11191 Q•ta. •• Aa .. b --,.._a...,... m two rww anct-..., v ..... Ill
.... IM •1 • ) CF.a. Hdt c."Ollte\(!d two hJtJ U Seattle dowaed 1Can111 City, I 3, Sun·
de, ••. .,..., 01iJw• and lleta LaMnHS
CloubMd in two runa apMce lD a atJl run lecood lMlnC Md the Mu W9Dt on to beat Tuu. 6-2 . Uaht·hJtUn• Marti
......... drove ln three runa alter l.uncb1n1 8a1Umor.·1
Dlnl·nm n.nt tnnl.n• wttb a IUW and the Oriole• rolled to a
l3·1 declJlon over Boetlon 'Luce Par·
rblt'• buet loadtd •ln&le ln the 12th ln
nina keyed a four t'Un bunt that carried
th Tt&ers to an 8·4 victory ovt:r the
Yankees, e.bmln•Uni Lbe defending world
champions from the J\mencan Leap
East race . . aaMeU w.....,._,, two.
run homer in the tint inning and Mike &aalres' Ue-breaklng homer ln lbe seventh
powered lbe Chicago White Sox to a S.2
victory over Oakland . . Roy Howell b.lt
a solo homer and scored three limes t.o
oui lead Toronto to an 8·2 vict ory over
Cleveland . . . Dave Calla'• 10-i.nnlni grand s lam homer lift·
ed Montreal to a S.1 victory and a doubleheader split with
St. Louis aft.er the Cards won the• opener, 4·3 ... Larry
ller1Mba'1 bases-loaded single lo the bottom of the ninth in·
nlng broke a Ue and lifted San Francisco t.o a 2· 1 victory over
Houston ... Garry Madclos tripled home an elgbth·innlnl run
to give Pbllad eJpbla a 4.3 victory over the Chicago
Cubs ... P~ Falcone won only hls sixth game In 19 decisions
with relief help from NeU Allen. and Dan Norman s macked a
home run to lead the New York Mets to a 3-0 victory over
Pittsburgh.
r----__;,-Quoie of ilae Day-----
"Somebody is going to pkk me up and it may be
somebody the Redskins are going to play twice lhis·
year. Thal makes it good," kick returner Tony ~reen a~ter being cut by Was hington. Incidentally, he wa~
picked up by the New York Giants.
l..o11f1a11b WIR• Df.,1119; GreeR..,ood Sig••
Mission Viejo's Greg Loagaala and Irina Kallna.o~ the Sovie~ ~nlon won the 10-meter plat· • form clivmg competition of the FINA World Diving
Cup Sunday at Woodlands. Texas ... David
Greenwood, the Chlcago Bulls' t.op draft pick. signed a five.
year contract with the National Basketball Association
team ... John Fought beat J lm Simons on lbe second hole
of a sudden death playoff lo capture the Bukk Open golf
tournament at Grand Blanc. Mich ... Nancy Lol>ff and Jo
Ann Wa.sb.am scored a one·slroke victory in the LPGA team
championship at Portland The United States logged a
17· l t victory over Grnat Hrit:.11n·Europe in the Hyde r Cup golf
tournamt·nt at White Sulphur Springs, W Vu . VllH
Gf.'rulaltls, apparC'nlly afflict(.-d with tendintlls of the nght
foot . rctlrt'<I from hii. match of the American Zone final Davis
Cup series against Guillermo Vilas, giving Argentina one
consolal.Jon victory. But lhe U.S. team collected a 4·1 vie·
tory . ' Chicago goahe Tony Esposito. who had played out
his option and became a National Hockey League free agent
signed a contract with the Black Hawks and joined the tea~
at tfleir training camp . . . Sacramento forward Jan Fllby
broke a scor~less tie late tn the second half to give the Gold a
t O victory over the Columbus Magic in the American Soccer
League championsblp game ... lllcbanl Petty took the
le.ad lS laps from the finish and held off a bard·charging Don·
nle Alll8on by less than a car length to wiii the NASCAR
500 male race at Dover Downs lntemation~way.
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Te~vlsioR, Radio
Following are the top sports events on TV tonight Ratings
are· • ,, ~ 1 excellent, • / 1 worth watching· / / fair / forget It. • •
e 6 p.m., Channel 7 ./ ./ ./
NFL FOOTBALL: New York Giants at Washington. •
Announcers: Frank Gittord, Howard Cosell and Don
Meredith.
The New York Giants are stlll looking for their first victory
while the Redskins have a 1· 1 mark. Joe Pisarclk directs the
Giants at quarterback while Joe Thelsmann has taken over for
Joe Pardee"; Washington team.
OTHER TELEVISION
11 p.m. l9 l -STANFORD FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHTS.
RADIO
Baseball Angels at Kansas City, S:30 p.m., KMPC C710 l;
Atlanta at Dodgers, 7:30 p.m., KABC f790l. Football -New
Yor k Giants at Washington, 6 p.m., KNX <1070 l.
RAMS •.•
y1rd1 llDd two t.oucbdoWOI. But
1latlallc1 doo't provlde
..... t'J -... , .....
be wbat tbe 1t&mJ need at the
mom mt.
Oamt break.,.. abouldn't ~a
quutton mark anymOl' .
Rama appear to have three in
Peacock. Younc and Prest.on
Dennard 1'be Qew quesUon 14
wh)' do they remain oo the
bench.,
Miraculously, tbe Rama have
maintained enoueb lntenally
through all t.hia to be Ued with
Atlant~ for first place <2·1> ln
the NFC Western Division. But
how much longer can it la.st? "r know we lacked intensity
· today It's buman nature
<because of the opposition), but
It shouldn't be." says Haden. "I
don't know how to describe the
feeling. There are some times
when It j~t . . . lsn'..t . . . quite
... there.
It wasn't there Sunday, for
s ure.
From Page BJ
UNHART ...
with TD passes to beat Chicago
24·20.
"I'm not surprised. He's done
that for us before and he'll prob-
ably do it for us again ."-
Miami Coach Don Sbula, after
Don Strock replaced injured
quarterback Bob Griese and
fired a pair of fourth-quarter
touchdown passes in the
Dolphins' Z7·12 victory over Min·
nesota.
"Sure. I.think we are a pretty
good team. I thought we were
contenders la.st year, but then
everybody got burl." -Coach
J ohn McKay, oo the Tampa Bay
Buccaneers' 21·10 victory over
Green Bay and their surprising
3-0 start.
"There arc people who are go-
ing to try to knock you off when
you're on top of lbe totem pole.
It's going to make their season.
If we play somebody who's 1·9 a
few wceki. from now, that's a bag
thing for them." . Pittsburgh
tackle John Bana11zak, after the
Stcl'lers rall11.:d from a 21 7 def·
icitandooat St. Lou1s24·21
.. If you don't wan . at doesn t
really make a diimn."
Oakland's Ken Stabler, after he
passed for 343 yards but saw
Seattle rap apart lhe Ralders
27-10.
F,....PageBJ
ANGELS ..•
seventh when Charlie Moore
walked, reached third on Lenn
Sakata's single and scored on
Molitor's double
The Anl(els got runners on
nrs t and second in the sixth in·
ning wtth no-out s ingles by Jim
Anderson and Carew. But
Lansford popped to Slaton Who
then snared Carew at first and
got Dan Ford to ground out.
So torught. the Angels begin
the crucial four .game series
with Kansas City. sending Chris
Knapp <J..4) lo lhe mound to face
Dennis Leonard ( 12-10>.
,.,or the balance or the series
the Angels will use Dave Frost
<Tuesday), Nolan Ryan <Wed·
nesday) and Jim Barr <Thurs·
day). Frost has been sitting out
of the rotation with a sore arm
but says he ls looklng forward to
makin1< a comeback. "I usually
pitch weU 1lfter a long rest," the
6-f> right hander said.
Baseball Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE
• Wetlt Dlvlllon
~~· W L Pct. GB
•Angels 81 68 .S«
Kansas City 78 71 .523 3
:.; Minnesota 77 72 .517 4
.. Texas 74 76 .493 7"'2
" Chi~ago 65 83 .439 151/:i
Seattle 63 87 .420 181f.i ~-· .:.. Q#lkland 52 98 .347 291h
: Eaat Dlvtalon
.. Baltimore 97 50 .660
·': Milwaukee 87 62 .584 11 ... :: Boston 82 64 .562 14,h
.. New York 80 6' .548 16'h
: Detroit 80 69 .537 18
.. C(eveland 74 74 .500 23'h
:: Toronto 49 99 .331 "8-'h -=r•k-. ~ Mllw..,.,_1,.,.... /
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West DlvlJllOD
Cincinnati
Houston
Dodgen
San Francisco
San Diego
Atlanta
W L Pct. GR
85 M 570
82 f16 .55" 21.i'.t
71 78 .477 14
66 84 .440 19'"'
62 87 .416 23
59 88 .401 25
East Division
Montreal 87 57 .604
Pittsburgh 88 58 .603
St. Lows 78 68 .~34 10
Philadelphia 76 72 .514 13
Chicago 74 73 .503 14"1i
New York 56 89 .386 31 ~ ......,..lcerft
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St ~ +I, Montl'ffl J-S 1"'<1 o--.0 I~
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FOOTBAL~/BASEBALl
QBs .Clobbered
BradShaw-Re urn1 to liead Steelers~~
. Prom AP Dllpeect.
Terry Bndahaw led • parede of elobbered
quftrterb9cb from the fteld to tbe 1ldellnee Sun·
day. Fortunately for tbe Plttlburlb Steelen, he
made lt back t.o the huddle.
Bradshaw, carried otf tbe fleld on a stretcher
with a badly bru1aed ankle ln the flrlt half, ~
turned and sulded the unbeaten Sleelen to a 17·
point ftnal quarter that overhauled St. Lou1s 3t-21 .
"Our whole football team came back from ad·
verse circumstances. I t.h.lDJt that's the mark of a
champlon,'' Coach Chuck Noll aaid after rookie
Matt Bahr's 20-yard field toal wtth 13 seeood.s t.o
play turned back the Cardinals.
Bob Griese left Mia.ml 's came wtt.h a pulled
leg muscle -and Don Strock at.epped lo, t.hrowtng
a pat/ ot fourth-quarter toucbdowns t.o propel the
Dolphins past Minnesota r7·12.
CinclnnaU wasn't so luciQ'. A bruised back
sidelined K en Anderson and the Bengals, despite
two TD runs by rookie quarterback Jack
Tbompeon, lost 20-14 to New England.
With St. Lows leading 21-7, Rocky Bleier
began Pittsburgh's comeback with a 4-yard TD
run to open the fourth period. Then Bradshaw, who
bad lh.rowD an 18-yard TD pass t.o John Stallworth
In the first period. tJcd ll with a 5-yard strike t.o
Bennie Cunningham.
And rt.na.Uy. in the closlng minutes, Bradshaw
guided the Steelers from t.helr own 29-yard line to
the Cardinals' doorstep for Bahr.
Elsewhere ln the NFL.
DolphlR# %7, t'lkh1g• 12
When Griese hobbled to the bench. Miami
trailed 12·7. But in th~ fourth penod. Strock tossed
six-yard TD passes to t.arry Csonka and Jimmy
Cefalo and heaved a 40 yard pass to Durie! Harris
thwt set up lht-Dolphani.' final score. Norm
Bula1ch's five yard run
Pai ri••• %0. Bftlgala J 4
Steve Grogan pa~sed 17 yards to Stanley
Morgan for one TD and r7 yar~ to tum to ~t up
Don Calhoun's three yard sconng run that helped
the Palnot.s beat CUlcUUlaU.
Oik!rs %0., Cldel• 6
With Gifford l"1elscn replacing banged up Dan
P astonnl from the start. the OUers' offense d.Jdn 't
i.uHl•r He pU!>'>f'<i 24 yard'> to Tlm Wi lson for a TD
"'hale Earl Campbell rushed fqr 132 yar~ Wld a
score ag:uns t Kanstts City
·-rm sl.Jll Oun·s backup quarterback and I
played b<'causr he wa:. hurt," Nielsen !la.id "I told
Dan before tht: gumt· I wouJd do my damdest 1c1
win Hit• game "
Seallaaok• 27., Raldrrs J 0
Jim 1.om passed for three TDs. two to Steve
Largent to offset Ken Stabler's 343-yard passing
s how and carry the Seahawks past Oakland.
Seattle, wblcb coughed up the bail 10 limes ln
its first two games, both losses, didn't comrrut a
turnover this Ume.
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Jim Turner kicked a 24 yard field goal 6 15 LD ·
to overtime to beat the Falcons. Atlanta could
have won at in regulation time, but Tim Mazzectti
missed a 31-yard fi eld goaJ try Wllh 17 seconds r e·
mamin.e.
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RoOitie William Andrews of Atlanta bad a
chance for a tlurd straight 100.yard game -but be_
only got41.
Bro..,•• 13, Colt• JO
A Brian Sipe·lo-Ouie Newsome pasa covering
74 y&rds set up Don Cockroft's 28-yard field goal
for Cleveland with I 51 lo ~o that beat Baltimore.
The ColL.-.. could havt: rorced overtime -but Toni
Linhart blew a Z8·yard field goal try with one
~econd left
Roger St aubach passed for three touchdowns.
t ~ o to Tony 111 II, as unbea ten Dallas rallied three
ta m e., lo beat the Bears . Ctucago's Vince Evans
ran for one TD and heaved TO bombs of 64 and 52
) ards.
Cllarge r • 27. Bllb J9
Claren<'e W1Lham r. rushed for lS7 yards and a
Charger·rcrord four touchdowns -one or them on
a 55·> ard sprint that put San Olego ahead of the
Balls to ~tay lie also went over from two. one and r1 \ t' \ ard.., out
Bue-• 2 I . Packers JO
Tumpa Bay won its Uurd straight as Ricky
Bt>ll ran 19 )ard.'i for one touchdown and caught an
11 ) ard pas\ from Doug Williams for another
Jgaan:-.t Grr'<.'n Bay Rookie Jerry Eckwood gained
99 ) ard.._, Ml of lh~m on the R<> ahead TD.
le•• 31. LioR• JO
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puses for 177 yard!> help111g to set. up Kevan
Long's TD runs of ~eveo, four and five yards for
the Jets Jeff Komlo's 12·yard pass to David Hill
accounted for Detroit's TD.
E aglf-• 26. S ah1t • I -I
Philadelphia " Tony Franklin kicked field
goals of 24. 36. 19 und 44 yards one in each
peri od -and Hon Jawors ki hat Wilbert
Montgomery with :.i 26 yard TD pass to keep the
Samt.s wmless.
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Ml" C•l•lo • DU\ trom Slrot •
V•nS<~••<'-t
M1• 8UIM<n S run (VonSCNlf"f'l•nn "*<"'
A f6 111
t•vkt"'11 LAt-r• . RUSHING Miami Willi.am• 17 Jl ( '°""d 1 ~ Stroo I " Mln<w'>OI• VOUl'Q 11 ID ~Or"""1n 12 :.! KrNnf'r J 11
PAS~ING ""'amt C.11r'~ 10 IS l ~•
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1·•7 C'Otlk<t •II Mtnn<'\Old Vnvnq l lt
~ore men} 1l R_..,,..,a 7·30
Pa1rto1s 20. Bengals 14
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Nf Morq.,.n II 0"'' tro"1 (,,oQ.•ro
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PE((IVINC• N•-w Enqt.tno """''1""
l '4 ld(~>Of> 1 lo C•nconnal•. 04 ' • •l
Ron 1 30
Steelers 24. Cardinals 21
SC ore l>y O<l•M•"
, ... , h•t\ " " ,, 11
(drOlf\cll'-'' b & 0 )\
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HawlllOrM 4-34. H.orrt> 1).19, TN>mton 1·1'>,
~1 Loul\. e"""" ""''· Andorson 11>-31 PASSING Plll\bur911. Br<11nnaw
1,..31·7·106. I(~ ~311. SI Lout~. H.wt
1 J.14.0-IJJ. Anotnorl 0.14-0. RECEIVING Plll~burvn. '!ot•ll-
r..fll>. C~ ~11. e .. i.r t..u, Swan
l )I St LOU•'· A-n1in ~ II, T1llpy 1 :!"
l\rown Ml, C,..ey 1 41 t
Cowboys 24, B'ars 20
S<an lly o..rten
foNr\ I 0 6 1· 70
(DWboY'> 1 I 1 1 2f
Ch• Ev""'Jrun t fnonw•k1n1
0•1 ~•11 47 ~· lrom St•uo.<n 1<;.r1111..-
l-1tk I
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(ht Al(l\arO. S1 Pot\\ trom E••"' !koelt
block..01
O~t Ouoff" 1111.t\\from 51,,ubd<h rs.tp.
tif'l"I tlitk I
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Iii~("-I
Dal 1-1>11 n P"''' from !>1,,ut>.>cn 15'-l>lt""
k1<1tl
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w1111""'' 12·43 Oall.ts. Oor .. 11 10-•oe.
Laodl"w l1 Sol.
PAS~NC. C"4Cll<)O, r v&n\ !>-11>-MS~ D.ilf•• lllUlk'l<h 18 Jl-0 117
REC IVINC. Chl<MIO. RocllMd\ 3 74,
'Koll 7·1&. 0&1111\, Hiii ~ 91. O Pt>ar'°" l l8
Jlldt Kr•mef Open
fat IJCL.Al
o.lll'tlet Slfttlff
C.•"e Mlllln dtf 8ruce Nieho•s ... • J
FrlHI McNalr Clef Mere•• F'""'an 6-7 6 1
Curt Sta<llt<' o.t J~ 1(1"°"'"" r..J. &-0 J..,
l(a lQUl\l .... Ntik• Fall>eM r..3. ... Ffllt
8uelln1nQ def Ron t<lghlowrr &-•. •·' Ro«>ert v.,,·, Hof def Flhp Kr•jClk l>-1. & ,
Women'• Pro Toum•ment
letT.....,.I
f'IMISI ......
8 1111t ~ King def EvonM Goof~
4-•, IS.
TlliNl'IK• 019"M Fromholll Clef Ann IClyomura ~ ... ,
ATP Doubles Ch•mplonthlp
(alHfMl-l
• .61ul
Marty ~~rwoocl Stewart Otl 8ob
CermlcM•l·Tlm Gulllk,..., 6-3, 1 J retired
IC.rmlcllecll wtle<eo torn c•r111eQe In rlgnt
"""'
Grand Prix Toum•ment
lltl Att.m.I
l'IMISI.._..
Ellol Tolllitller -· John Alu-r •>. ..... ,, ....... ~
11111 NHIAH·R•y Moore d•I. St•••
Oo<lltrlY·TeltKhtr 6-4, 6·1.
Women'• Pro TouNlament
I tt l'ltlMWllll
1'111111""""' S... ll•r11Atr dff R-Rlelwlrcli .. ,, 6·1
'IMIDeWtet Berker<ancly A..,_ Clef. J eN Slr•I·
1on.AnN ennno w. "'.
Junior Toum.ment ltURI ... _..._,
,....lillllei
Oen$111-dlf.O.vl4H_._, •1
Buick Open
I .. Cr ..... llanc, Ml<lt I
JG/In FCIUQM, 171,000 ll·l16t t~ MO
Jim St"'°"", Sl6.XIO 1J 11 10-.1 7tO
o E lcne•~•ll"' \IO 100 "' 10 n 11 791
i1rn eo1i.n V.'1\ •• n n •• m B4b Ee\-Mt.000 .a I~ I-713 Lon Hinkle," 000 IW• ,,_.. 7a.l
Biil Kr~ILlrl "000,,. It n 10 10 111
ltnOY M·l~r M OH II II I\ •I 111
0.vtO E<IW.tr01. M 01\ 1110 II 71 1'"
c...or99 Bllf'ns M 01\ _. /1 /1 11 :Ill
0 .. 10 C.ren..m. M UI\ "* If 10. 1' 1"
Oan• Outgln M 01\ II} II 10 tJ 1'"
Tom W••\koot,M 01~ ,q 1• 10-i1 1'A
Tommy V•....,."-'1 .,, 1'"1111..a 71\
!>lt Y• A.Yin'/~ \2 01 iO IJ /4 l.f Jt\
Ttrry o.-'1 '7t •' /1 /4 1fl 71\
!loo z-u 421 0 II,. 10 1t
Bot> E \m.1n S1 01 IJ .. 1111 19\
C..0.QO Art-U dt t&. n 11 14 7'\
Jtl!M1l(~I Uf11 10.1"*7' n·
M1k• Hiil " ns •• 11 •• " ~ 0•11 M<clor"°" $1 n· /I 10 II /4 •
EC1c11t P,.•rrt \I 5'Ai 1111n11 18'
Dan PoM SI '(» ro 1J fl 11 11'
Ct..,,~-St 100 •I II,..,.. 111
~"'' H•t.tl\Jl'f' \t J._, ,_, t: P\ 1' 'I#
11••<1 R•v""t "IOI ll 17 H •• • ~ Jet• Nt"'1on Jr '' IOD ll 11 /\ 10 ~
llt<"u IU"91' \1 tQI, 11 II 11 II ,_..
Marty FIH'~t'r11rtn ,, ,,_ Pt ~'f h I} , ...
flot""V fc:tw,1r0\ \, ,,, 11111l I\ lfr•
Ano'"• A/40trow '' •r~ rt I 1 'J 1' ,..,., t~uc:tdY (r.trdf'r •1 1~ 17 10 1J '/4 llf'f
"fJl1 ''""'' \1 l(;b , f I 11 1 11f'•
LPGA Team Finals
fal P0<11itntll
l 0 J>t1 w""""'m uo «e
finn1no \tr.di• \U 00
04~·~· C.M1>¥ I \/ XAl
( Olt> Mo-1/ Xl<J
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Ullma11 Captures
SoCal Lido Title
REOO.'.'JDO HEACll IJ<iH· I llman <1f H.11111,,1
Yacht Club v.on ht!; f ifth L1do .. 11 U1slrac t I
1 Southern C:.thforn1.i 1 chJmJ.11on.,h1p. ~unday 1n J
hail of ashes from Southl:.tnd bru~h ftrt ,.,
DAILY PILOT
PHllF·A 1 S.--tion, Gffle WIUl•mt, ave. t. Hiii l'lalll. 11111 4lfld Sue Nw¥'rrt,
C-8-\'C:. 3 "'""'· Dk~ Hewtwe, llCYC; ._ Coll_., Gordafl °'aflam.. 5.SYC.-1. 6 !in.-, DoflMcKI*", HHYC. t
PHllF II 1. Amaras, ,.,,.,, """,.~ • eve 2 ~ Too, Jim ~. BYC: 1. ,
Anlmat 'erm. Brue. "-· VYC; .. Oil· • ltrent 0111n,,...r, LOW~. BC'l'C; S. vem•"°'· 8ob W•ller'st.ot. eve l'IMl-IMs._...,.1
IOR I Dog Patch, 2. f!c-tlc>M. 3. Ruf·
ttan
CLA'S A 1 Dog Palcll; 2. Raider; ~
Fh1er
Cl ASS 8 I JU11•nclle, , Spellblno.r
Wlnd•t>O, Tom Stl'IOO, NHVC
CLASS c 1 fell~. 7. Ruffian, J,
f .. tbr•""
p .. R" I Anl&rf>\, 7 Secluction, Gone
Wlll••m•. llYC J Pr•nc. Dick Newbre.
e(YC
Cl ASS A I s.ductton 7 5"uoyan, Jim
Moor,., 9YC J Contention, Gorclon
Gran•m. SSYC
(LASS B I An!.,H 1 Pus~yc.C, JOl'tn
!>t•l•Y. vvc.. J Pwpv Roy s1~1a1r, eve
CLl'SS c I !>lorm ''-·!>kip £11""1
NHY( 1 TIO<'< llll~. Ron Ooa<on. vvc I
Bold FOlbl!\ EO Cumm•n\ (jl(ID eve
Women's Oee•n R•dng
t.tN.._t .. a<lll
t tlatf'f'I 8111111 1e _,..e Cor1n1~1•n YCl
'>•O.«•notr 1 Ktm Reidy l8CYC1, [)ol .
·~•enl o,.....,,..., 3 Keren Nuoent tB•loo.
Yee hi C.•UOI N.,qof'"
Misc.
Weekend Transactions
BASEBALL
Amerlun L.e-
N f w V(JUtt VANl<t-rs R"Clllll'd o ... v,.
"•Qt'tflltll ~ ... IJflflln • ..,,,. Anti+ ,.\Oil Ann
"•t•t'lf"'u·'t't' 1tn<' ~1tUl M 10lf)t•ll_.. 01,,'hf"r\
f.>'9,,n w11r1n Ootf"nil\O (11tr td *'nt'I rfoi;
'"'0"' 1n;,,,,,,., Aot>f'>t t•rllwn . out
I I ,., .. , .nfl flfl# • .... 0011'1"'"'' ,U f'WJr frt•H
•""' 011 r.tt ""' l'thr,..,111inll t • 1•a"•
'''"fJNTr1rq 11t Jllf Pv,,nrt,l"'Cltt\o
•f\I• 111 ,.~ ~t. VI l~f'M>'' •nn ',H•/1• Gr1ll1
l I ;,. f ,, ~ ''"""' # it lrt• lr!lf'r,.l"tt1C>ri71
t . t'l•,..
Then• was lilllt· or no v.1nd for the :vs bo<st!:> 111
tht> two~day regatta out or King lfarb<ir Yarht
Club. Ot•cks and cockp1b of lht boJl<. w1·r ...
s prinkled with asht•s, and <it ont pomt lhc rar1·
committee had lo inform ont• of the compet1tor::.
that his homl' was an danger in a ragin~ fr re m th<•
Laurel Canyon area.
RE-OPEN· FOR LUNCH
UUman won the Hugh Doherty Trophy, s~ m
bolic of the district champ1on!>h1p m 1974 75 i6. lost
it to Argyle Campbell m im. and regained 1t on
the toss oC a com 10 1978 when he was m a three·
way tie with Cbns Raab of Huntington Harbour
Yacht Club and Tom Llnskey, Kmg Harbour Yacht
Club
Tuesday. S~terriber 18 •
Ca 11 6rl-6363
For More Information
Jim Marina Valbwagen
®RABBIT
DIESELS
The Newport Bl'<l<'h -.aumJl.er I'-ronsrdered
one of the top s mall boat sailor<> m thl' v.orld ha'
ing won nallonal and antemauonal ullcs m such
competitive classes a!) the 470. Snipe and Sabot
Runner-up in the d1stnct champ1onsh1p v.a<,
Tom Willson. BYC. and thrrd v.as Chm, Raab
Huntington Harbour YC
Winner m th<' C'Onsolat.10n n1J?hl "as El<11ne
Lins key, KHYC. Second Y..3!:> T) B<.-Jch. HY<': and
third was Dano Sanchez. KllYC
Louf ek Places Second
Li\ JOLLA R1<'h<ird Loufek of N ·~1>0rt
Heach lost his Pnndll' IG national t1tlt· lo Tom Tan
nert of Akron, Ohm. b:. a -.canl 11,, prnnts in tht-
cha mpionshw rc~alta which conC'ludt'<I hNe Sat.ur
day
LARGE
SELECTION
I
Loufck, with his w1ft• Grt·t<•ht•n ao; rn•v.. w C1s
-;eekmg hh lhm1 s traight nalmn:il champ1on<,h1p in
the spC<'dy catamar:m d:iss Third. JUSt 11 2 point::.
behind L-Oufek, v.a!' .Jorn Curt1-.s, ~11J mr. Fla
· In the Sil ver fl 1ght for Uw <·on,olallon prw·
Rob Gordon. San Luis Ob..,po Y..Js fvllo~ed b~ P;iul
Richter . San Diego. and Al Lt·hm.m. Pho€n1x
~
1871 1 IEACHILVD. 842-2000 HUMTIMG TOM BEACH
NFL Standings
AMERICAN CONFERENCE
East
W L T Pct . PF PA
M 1am1 3 o o 1 ooo r;s 1ci
New England ? 1 0 .667 aq aJ
Buffalo I ? O .333 77 bO
N.Y .Jets 1 ? O ,:p3 56 ci1
Baltimore 0 3 0 .000 36 56
Central
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Houston
Cincinnati
3 0 0 1000
J 0 0 1.000
? 1 0 .667
0 3 0 .000
San Oieqo
Denver
Kansas Cltv
Oakland
Seattle
West
3 0
? I
2
2
'J
0 1 000
0 .667
0 ,333
0 .333
0 333
~Y'•k ....
··-71 "*"Fr-it<• 1• (le.,.I ..... U. &.HI....,. 10
Oen,..r 10. AIMnle 1 I OT
N-Yort. JetHl. Oell'Oll 10
New E.....,10,ClnclnNll I• Pftll~». HOw0nHtl\ 14
Hou1too-10, Ktnsat CllY t
Miami 21 Mi--• 11 T •mpa Bay 21 Gr..., 8av 10 ~n Dit90 f1, BuffelO It
Oalle. 14. Oll<800 10
Sealll• 21. 0!*19"4110
Pllb.,,,,.. t~. S-LOUI\ 11
65 56
78 41
56 71
38 81
Cl() 45
JCI 30
44 47
44 74
5J 62
NATIONAL CONFERENCE
West
W L T
Dalla<,
P hiladelphia
Wac;h1ngton
St. LOUIS
N.Y. G iants
3 0
1
1
' 0
,
?
'J
Pct. PF
0 1 000 67
0 667 SCI
0 .500 54
0 333 6CI
0 .000 41
PA
54
45
53
60 so
Tampa Bav
Chicago
Gr een Bay
Minnesota
Detroit
Atlanta
Ram s
San Francisco
New Orleans
Central
3001000
'J I 0 .667
2 0 .333
'J 0 .333
0 3 0 .000
West
2 I
'J 1
3
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
.667
.667
.000
.000
T ......... •G-
81 57
52 34
41 46
47 75 so 89
71 64
57 57
59 76
67 94
Nflw Yorlt Gl«tls •• W•W>i"!JIOtl If"""""' • •
O'C'IOO'l s.MY•G-• "-talT-Bey AllenlaatOttroil
llelUmonat ~9"
(;,_, 8ay et Mi~
HOlntDll at Clnclfttwtti
New Yori! Jeb et llulf.io
S4lft 01e10 al -Enolefld WtsNlflllOft at SI Louil
Oek'-et 1(-(llY
OllC.AQD61Mlaml ,._on.-ats.t Fr~IKO ~11.ottllhie et.._ Yon c;1en••
SHnteatO.-•
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2826 Harbor Blvd. Co••• MeN
540-5636
ORDER
YOUR
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LINCOLN
OR
MERCURY ••• ,
FOR EARLY
DELIVERY
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Clo in~· Pric ... NYSE COMPOSITE
. . . ' . . . .. .. .. ., .. ,,, ... ,,. , , ..
By SYLVIA POafta-'
Tlolrf .. Ni..C-.-
Earl)' In September 60 yeara aao. the nation wu
crowded with "thousand-dollar mUllonalrea." We never
will know exacUy how many Americana were waUowtn1 In
the gambling orgy of those daya, but we do know that a
huge number were risking every penny they had to 1am·
ble In stocks on the thinnest perm.1aalble margin.
With only $1,000 of their own cuh, they were buyinl
$10.000 in stocks. Even a alight price decline could pierce
that 10 percent margin, and brU)g a "call" from their
brokers to put uJ) more cash to maintain their marlin or
be s old out. They were playing with "penny" at.oclu
whipped up t o indefen&;ble levels by rumora and
6peculators whose activities were aubjecl to no coolroll.
TO SUGGEST THE FRENZY OF THE gambling, the
turnover ratio of stocks listed on the New York Stock Ex·
change wltB 132 perc~nt in 1928 and 119 percent in 1929.
This was equivalent to saying that every sbare listed on
the Big Uoard wa.<5 traded at lea.st once d4ring the year.
Then, seemingly for no n~ason, came a series of selling
wave!., e11ch giving a n unheeding world a signal that the
w1ldei.t stock boom In <ill hlstorv wu dead.
By October 1929, when the selUng climax came, many
who had been part of
the get nch-qulck spree
no longer could raise
the cai.h demanded t<J
hold their margins to
th e 10 p e r c ent
minimum
Du r in g tho s .-
Money's
Worth
c h mactac d&ys leading up t<J Black Tuesday, billions of
dolla ri. of stock valuci> wne erased in a matter of hours.
Thos e who had l><·en "m1ll10naires'' at breakfast were
pauper:. hy lurlC'h The nestt:ggs of both the sophisticates
<1nd the 1nnoccnL<1 s11nply disappeared rnto nothingness.
TOJJA Y, I llA V •• A MAJOR proportion of my nestegg
.an sto<."ks, hut tht:rf' 1s a vital dts llnctJ on Everything I own,
I 0 '40 wtth my 1,wn cash I can sell out al hideous losses 1f
lh1: 'lt<><'k market go••'> into a s teep down.spiral, but I cannot
bt! sold out The djst1nct1on 1s in how we buy now.
A"1i for margin rcquin·mcnts, under a 1934 law the
f~dcr:il Reserve Boa rd '>et:. margin reqwre me nt.s, u do
the sto<'k exchang, • ..,, ~d the Fed'i. m1rumum bas been at
50 per<."ent for mun: Uran ri ve years There have been no
call!> for add1t1onal margin• ID any important volume in
years
Borro we r s by N Y ~J-; me mber firms were the
equivalent of almoi.1 Hi pn <,.nt or the totltl market value of
all Big Board hst1~d stoC'k 'I in l!J~ In 1979, the proportion 1s
only 3 ~rt't>lll of lJJl<i l valut'
Tn•: TURNOVER RATIO IS RONNING around 27
pc rcPnl in 1979. l'<~U1\..1l1•nt to Lradjng of less than three of
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a market re~trnu largcd y on u cai.h foundation is on a sound
foundauoo.
/merest Rate Fears
Cut Stock Advances
NEW YORK IAPJ ~tock pnces moved up today as
ID\'estor':'i w1•re encouraged bv setUement of auto contract
t alki.. but then sli ppt.-d b&ck :;l.JghUy amid rears of bJgher
anten ·-.t rat~
The Dow Jones ;n•Nage of 30 industrial stocks, up
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881 ts:! Ad\ ann'!> led ck dtn«.'l> on the New York .Stock Ex·
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ENTERTAJNMENT I MOVIES
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·~··,....... An •~e Job
Actre6s Lynn Redgrave Joins a group of
youngsters for ice skating lessons at a New
York rink. The lesson was being t aped for
an ice skating special on television.
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Beston Goes Oeeult
87 NICOLAS •. TATao
CAIRO, £&YP' tAP> Cbatlt.oa Heat.oa, wbo
baa IMM-n killed off lwlce ln J4ypt, bas been rein·
urnated u a Brit.lab archoolo1lal ln an occult film
aboul the dllcovery of a 3,000 year-old mummy.
"ll't my ftnt occult tum," Heaton, wbo hu a fUm for each of hla 54 ycan1. OM8r'Ved in an in·
tervlew belw~n l llketi of "Wilk ·
lnai . · · bt'ln1 shot at the Cairo.
muuum and the pharaonlc
r uina ln Luxor.
Heaton, wbo shied away
t ron\ the lead ln ''Omen" which
eventually went lo Gregory
Pec k, conceded the cast will
have to work bard to keep It •
from becoming what he called a · .
"hammer " movie, an artless ·
commercial effort. HESTON
1118 HELPMATES ARE Susannah York, who
plays his archeological assistant-turned·wife Jane,
and Stephanie Zimbahst -20-year-old daughter of
Efrem Zimbalist Jr. of TV's "FBI" fame -who
plays his spirll·haunted child.
The slx·fool·three act.or bas filmed in Egypt
twice before. ln 1954 he went through nine beards
of varying lengths MS Moses in. "The Ten Com·
mandments" betore<-succumbing in l.he desert. In
1965. he played the Br itish General "Chinese"
Gordon lo "Khartoum." whose fate was to be
swar med under by a horde of dervishes.
With the he lp of a Welsh voice coach, Heston is
dusting off bis British accent and sporting a mini-
version of his Moses bea rd for the make-believe
hunt in the real Valley of the Kings for the tomb o( Queen Kara. ·
"But I'd rather get 70 percent ot RlcbeUeu t.ba.o !JM.Jua,t me.·• •a.Id Hestoa.
FOR 818 BOLE AS Pr"Ofesaor Matthew
Corbeck, the archeologiat , Heston has tackled the
turgid prose of the pioneer E gyptologist J ames
Henry Breasted. but said his basic approach ls to
begin with ap~arances.
"I.never get anywhere unW I know what the
character looks like. what kind or watch be wears,
what ldn4of s uit.a. I work from the outside ln and I
always begin with the makeup," said Heston.
To emphasize the point, Heston lifted his black
hall-boot shoes bought 20 years ago at Maxwell's
r in London and displayed t.fle gold cwfltnks made
from 3,000..year-old p haraonic scarabs.
EVEN IF SUCH SUBTLETIES are lost on the
aud ience, Hes ton .said i t makes h im feel
psychologically al borne wtth the part he is p}ay.
mg.
Perhaps with an eye on the box office success
of "The Exorcist" and the King Tut tour of
America's museums. the Robert Solo production
for Eml Films-Orion Pictures bas allotted $6
million lo "Waking."
A healthy chunk of the budget -about a
quarter-million dollars went into recreating the
Egyptian wing of the Drill.sh Museum.
BUT HE STON NOT ED THOSE factors were
unlikely lo determine if the movie would be a hit.
Much would depend. he s&Jd, on the acting of Miss
Zimbalist and on Mike Newell, an experienced TV
director making his first feature film.
"It we make it right at will be a hjt," said
"WHAT REALLY ATrRACTED me to this -------------------film was a chance to play an Englishman," said
Heston. "But it's too early lo tell."
Heston. "I have to keep up my license as the only
American actor allowed lo play an Englishman.··
Heston, articulate and intense about his film·
making des pite his he-man image, said he sees his
imposing physi~ipment as somewhat of a
lia bility -too tall for the Italian painter
Michelangelo and too healthy tor the French
s tatesman Cardinal Richelieu.
Director of Film
Festival Resigns
SAN FRANCISCO <AP> Claude Jarman has
announced that he is resigning as director of the
San Francisco International Film Festival when
the 1979 event winds up on Oct. 21.
J arman has ser ved as director of the festival,
which is America's oldest film restivaJ, since 1967.
He says he will become a vice president for the
Shaklee Corp. .
The festival's 1979 program will include 20
feature films from 13-counlrles.
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ABC D 6:00 Monday Ni&ht Foot...
b11·t1:-n e New York Giants and
Woshlngton Redskin$ lock horns in an
NFC contest.
KHJ G 8: 00 -"The Egg and I."
fl'red MacMurray and Claude tte Colbert
buy a rus tic chicken farm in this 1947
movie comedy that introduced Ma and
Pa KellJc .
NBC D 9:00 "Coming Home."
The Os~ar-winning movie of 1978 airs tor
the first time on TV with Jane Fonda Un
he r award-winning role>. Jon Voight and
Bruc:c Dem <see story: photo below )'.
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par! or 1l, J.:l'lS a W(•ck ·~ hccid sturt In r:.it111rogrci m
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llov. ;.ihoul <,lartin~ the n•·w "l'l.l'>l>rl with .1
m1>vu· like ' Cuming llom<'. ··and fol111w 1nf.( tlJ.tl lh••
n•·xl day Y.tlh "S.•m1 T1Jugh," anothC'r hox 11fr11·1·
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Thal 's NRC ., solulron to the d1Hlrnlt protih·m
hut then. how lo sustc.tin the m()ml'ntum ., Jam·
Fonda <iml J on Voight won Oscur<, for "()1mrng
llom<"" but NBC enters lhf• n1!W <,casrin :.i d1 stcint
third in th1• ratrn w,, with ABC a ~lr1mg No I
NB(' AND <:BS BF.GIN their 197!H!O prim(·
t1 m•· programming tonight, a wr•ek lalf•r thun
A BC Thal may he or httlc s1gn1r1caO('f', as all
lhrt•(• n(•tworks have !>4!cn pullJng the wraps OH
m·w s hows for some lime now OSCAR WINNER 'COMING HOME' AIRS
Bruce Dern, J a ne Fonda Star
Prime Time Slww
And even thouRh the 1979·80 telf'v1bron season
;r 1:-s officially under w<-Jy , 1t will bf· l'!ev<t'rnl weeks
tw ron• r egulur programmingJs lorked into place
"' For Carson's 17th
1101.LYWO()D <AP) Johnny Carson will
m<irk his 17th annive n .ary ;.is host of NBC's
"Tonight" show with a prime·t1me appearance on
Monduy, Oct l.
l'or that m ght only. the show will air from 9 to
11 p.m
Carson began on the "Tomght" show on Oct.
I. 1962, and 1t 1s doubtful he w1U be a round ror an
18th annivers ary.
lie hus s aid he wants lo leave the &how and Is
now engaged in a legal dis pute with NBC over
whether he has u vahd contracl with the network.
Comedy Series Slat e d
HOLLYWOOD l AP> -Reau Bridges will star
in the male lead or Larry Gelbart's new comedy
seriea for NBC, "United States." The series, about
a couple and their two childreo,'Was created by
Gelbart., who adapted "MASH" for television and
"Oh God" for the movies.
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CBS, for f'xamplc, won't pre miere "Calrfornru
Fever " unlll Sept 25, offering in 1L-. Limc :.lot Tues
<lay night a three hour theatrical motion picture,
''The Other Side of Midnight "
CBS WILL HOLD, IN addition, "Ha wa11
f'1ve-O," "One Day at a Time," "Big Shamus, Lil·
tie Shamu.~" and "Paris" a week and offer instead
a two-hour episode or "The Wal tons," an hour-long
ins ta llment of "Archie Bunker's Place," a nd a
Saturday njght movie, "Lucky Lady."
NBC will juggle iL'i f'rlday nlght lineup for an
hour-long "Diff'reot Strokes" speelal a nd ·a two·
hour episode of "Eischeid," normally an hour· long
pr ogram and will run "CHlPs" two hours Satur·
day nigb0t, pre-empting "8 .J. and lhe Bear " for
the evening.
"Big Shamus, Lillie Shamus ," "Paris" a nd
"Eischeid" are new proarams, while "Archie
Bunker's Place" is the new name for "All In the
Fam lly," minus the ramlly. ~
HEBE'S A UST OF the premie re proaram -
mlng ror lhis week. ABC progr~ms. except those
llsted, premiered previous ly : .
Monday -8·9 p.m., "Little House on the
~unda' 7 >!. fh \l 1n11t1" 'l'B'-. ij 9 "Archu· 1•r ;11rn·" "\!IC' ··1 h•· Whit•· ~ha1li11o1. ('H~ !J 'I :1'1
"\1 /\~II . ('II .... :1 Ill )I) . \\" l<I' 1n ( inc·ann.111
!'H~ 111 I I. "Lou <;r.1nl. · c·u:-, u I I :io. Mov1 ..
"t 'om ang lion ... "NII<'
Hun I-.• r l'l.11 t· •n• v. "lwt·1al •mt· hour). CBS -
Tu...,di." H !l, 'I h• \1 1• .. t1'hl'ntu11 M ~hn1 ff
Loi><• •m·v. 1. I\ H(' 'I ll, \!11\ II' ~·m 1 Tr1u ~h .
:'\II<'. 11 JI , :\1rarn· "I tw l>Uu•r Sid<' of M :dn1 J.(hl ."
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('BS, H JO !J. · Stru1·k hy L1J.1hl111n1(' •n<·w 1, CHS .
>i !I. "H1•al l't•oplt"" NII<' !I II, Movw "~x and
th1· StnJ.:l(· l'an·nt," CHS. Mo\'11' "Mr:.. H 0!>
D:iu~hlt·r." NBC, JO 11, "Vt·ga.'>," ABC.
Thun.day 8 10, "Th<' W1.11ton-;" spee1al two
hours. CBS. "Bu<'k Ro~cr.. in th1· 25th Century"
new sJ){'<'1a l t""o hour:., NBC . 10 11. "Barnaby
Jones," CllS. "Qumry, M E." NUC.
f'rlday 8 9, "The lncrcd.1ble Hulk." CBS.,
"01ff'rC'nl Stroke!>" s pec rul time. one hour. NBC.
!l JO. "Tht• Oukl'H o f llazwrd." CBS , 10· I l.
"Oull as," C BS, !} II , "Ei:.dw1d" nl•w spcci8'
two hours, NBC
S aturday 8 8 JO . "Working StJHs'' <new J,
CRS , R.30 9, "Oad NJowc; Bear:.." CBS; 8-10.
"Clll Ps" s pecial two ~ours, NBC. 9 11, Movie
"Lucky L1:1dy," CHSr 10..t l. "A Man Called
Sloane" <new>. NBC, "llartto Hart" <new ), ABC.
New Dinah Show
Planned for F all
HOLLYWOOD IAP> Fernando Lamas will
join Dinah Shore as one of her rolatmg leading men
on "Dinah & Friendg," a new version or the talk and
variety show which is beginning its sixth season this
faU, 20lh Century·t'ox Television announced.
Don Meredith. Charles Nelllon Reilly and Paul
WllliamJt l"OWld out the list of co-hosts that will Join
Mllls Shore, the company said
T he show also will change locations throughout
the season, moving from !long Kong and Singapore
to New York amd Las Vegas, 20th Cenlury·Fox said.
)\ :.s(l ~I. fh• A ..,c,nc·11tlf'"" 1111·0... 1, AHC'. 7 9, "Won
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I B~ '• :111 Ill 'Thi· .J• H1•r..,on (US 10 11 ,
· Tr:ipp• 1 .lohn \I ''" 'n••w 1 C'B"> dnd 9 11 ·:Jo.
Movat• ·outlJ"" .Jo-.t·y WaJ, . .,, !\IW
That's My Boy
Jam ic Farr as Corporal Klinger <right >
opens a club when he finds a patient <Ed
Begley Jr.) who is a s uperb cook on the
s eason premiere of ''MASH" tonight at 9 on
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Wlaat Ne~t-Kiddie Claarge Aecounts~
By JUDITH OLSON °' ................
Designer clothes for kids have bit the racks
and children are status·coucloua at an even
yotmger age nowadays.
Can kiddie cha.r&e aCCOUDtl be far bebilld?
Dr Joyce Broti.en, the paycbololilt who
talks on a variety ot topics, bu launehed into
this one on behalf of a New Yon company
which mant.tacturen cblfdrea'1 clot.bes witb a
new angle
Their 1>Ulllll tope ud bottom• are all
tagged wtth animal plctv.ree. All the chlldren
have to do I.I match the anlmall for a perfecUy
coordinated outfit.
Dr Brothen likes the concept. 'ftll advan· taaee ta important, 1be believes, became lt '1 the
ftrst step ln teacbin1 them to make declek>u
the rest of their Ute.
''The more dectaiona you can live tbe clilld
the more ablllty be bu to decide." abe said dur· ln~an intervjew attbe .... Hiiia eow.
1llE&E AaS IO fn tblnll J'OQ can stve a
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child </. consequence to decide.•·
Or. Brothers said that children begin to
make clothing deelsiona long before most people
would suspect that they are old eoouch.
''They start before they can walk or talk,"
Dr. Brothen said. "'Ibey like soft. cok>rful de·
oorations and a!feady in tbe ftnt few weeks,
haw discovered color.··
Parenti mual make the cbo6ce ol bow much
"a child's wardrobe be or lbe wW be 1ble to
leled and bow much money wW be apent.
Dr Brothers believes that rnoet children, lf
they are ·•reuonably" la style wttb thelr !rl~· '4wW team that lt'a not important to be
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Parenti lbould, therefore. mate an effort to
let their otr1prtft8 be u alm.l.larly dreAed u
poulble \0 tbelr peer ITOUP because they won't
develop an excetalve desire for clotblna.
'1TS ftlB TBING you can't have that
hbeeorJ-..rnnea-mo -e lmportant," Or. Brdtben ex·
IJlained. Tbe P11eholo1l1t bell..-daat m01t
cbi.ldren are interested In comfortable clothes
that look "like their friends. but not too much',"
and that clothing is not as much a problem as it
ooce was because it is now more reasonably
~ced. OUJdren should. she suggested, be taken to
the st.ore. given a celling on what they can buy
IDd then allowtd to pick their wardrobe.
"A cblld will be more Ukely to wear lt ii
~haven cboeen well."
Dr Brothen. wbo ls on tbe ftnt &e1 ol a
muntryyttde ~bedule ol appearances on bebalf
of Garanlmala. alao bellevea that 11v1a1
cbildren the freedom to make clotblnc cbolcee
edlances tbelr other creatJve ablliti•.
~EN BAYS a lot of lnbom taleata we s}ltemaUcally get rid of," she auerted.
''We stve them colorinl books where they bave to eolol' wttbln tbe llnes, ror ex.ample."
Sbe 1ai" perenta abouldn 1\ worry a'°9t ·~IMDI ln" to tbelr children to buJ lbem the
laieltfada.
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"U H '1 N'aJOnabl \n price. a
ford lt. Whal difference It mo ~ Parent.a
chlldrcm at the .,. ol 11 mont.ba "U U..y would
WC!lr thlt," abelaJd.
··At OM at• ol 2 °' i U..y can teU wh.ldl out·
fi• th4')' Ukt. and around 4 cw ' tbey become
awareohtyle and t .. tu,...."
JUlt nNd to know wbf>n• to t akc • stand " • ·
She also ""e ed lh.at p.attnt.I don't of\en ~h romplltnf'flt lhf'tr offlprlnJ on lhftlr ap
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Tel~vt &on h pla)'ed "a bl& part'· IA wbat """'• ., .,..,,. now, Jlh ... )'DOIO. ~
displays or
HIE nNDS that mott mot.hen tftM! to let
their t hUc1ttn buy what they want, Which she
. ltld II only smart "If lh~y doo't Uk• It the)'
won't wear It "
Sonw of her cw.tomf'ra began u klnl lbetr
addM. '
OarJntn,ol • ~ New York rlrm, Celt lbal
-.iULtbclr U.M-ay&tem thto chanc~s of ma.kTnc
mll'itnkt~ · ~ml havina unworn cloWna -
would bl• 1111 but wh~d out
"Mn:ft t-umpan1ett manufacture ellher tops
OC" 'botlOmit." a company apok.eaman aald. "The
rmlher wUI dta1>9 lM bottoma over her arm
~move to uaie ahirt counter.
'To ftnd colon that blend well la a matter
d cl\ance. We 1aked what w• could do to ac· cetera~ the •bOPPln• proceeJ."
.. Endangered Species_:
:·. Batte red Children
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: This letter is for::
every 1udge wbo 1s or m ay be involved with a
case concenung ctuld abuse. I hope you will
pnntit. ·
"Your Honor: l beg or you to read what l
have to say. it·s a matter oC life and death. To·
day, so many people arc dedicated to protecting
baby seals and leopards , I a m writing about
another enda ngered species -the battered
ctuJd ·
··1 a m a nurse who has seen httle children
tx>aten beyond recoim1t10n, small bodies with
dgaret and rope burns, fractured s kulls and
lhose who w(•rc sexually molested. I have cared
for youngst<>rs who wen· filthy. lice-infested and
malnounshcd I have set•n the vacant stares of
ctu ldren who havt• never known love and those
1o1.ho don't t.•vcn cry anvmon·
.. Mcmhcr!. of health care tea ms do all in
thl'ir power to mc•nd the~c broken bodies and
spirits . Then what happens? Too often they are
n·turncd to the same envmmmcnt. It breaks
our hearts becaus e we know ther e are <l
parents who cannot or will not change. aQd <2 >
parents who accept counseling only because it
looks good. Then there are <3 > parents who can
and DO change with help and arc forever
gralduJ.
.. I beg of you. your honor. before you send
battered children back to their parents. make
certain that you are nol sentencing them LO a
continuation of the old horrors.·· NURSE IN
OSHKOSH
DEAR NURSE: Bless you for taking the
time lo write thal supe rb letter. It's sure t4
make an impact on many judges, and hopefully
they will give more thought lo the coni.t~quences
of their dedslons.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: l was "hocked to
n•ad an ethnic insult in your colu mn recently.
\'ou referred lo Mexica ns as "Chicano!>." This
1s the Sf:lmc as calling J ews "kikes," or Italians
"wops.··
l am correcting you, so in the future you
will use either Mexican, Hispanic or Latin·
• American. No doutx you 'It get a lot of com·
plaints about this, so be prepared for a blasting.
-FROM PASADENA
DEAR P ASADENA: According lo Cbe
American Heritage dlctloaary, "Cblcano" Is a
vutaUoa of Mexicano, Spanish fo r Mexican.
I received onJy three other complalnll and
they, too, were from Callfom ia. Slnce tbe word
"Chicano" slid by two savvy, sharp-eyed
editors (both Midwesterners), I saspttt tile ob·
jedloa ls regional. But t hank you for letting me
know. I won't use it agaln.
DEAR ANN: I didn't sleep a wink last
night . 1 need to be comforted or chastised You
decide which.
My husband and I attended a social gather·
ing recently. A very attractive young man about
our son's age greeted me warmly. We've known
this fellow a long tJme. but not Intimately.
On a s udden impulse l kissed him hello. m
was a motherly kis s, noth ing mo re). My
husband·gave me a withering look and sulked
all evening. On the way home, he said: ."You
had not business kissing Henry hke that You
cheapened yourselC and probably gave him
some Ideas.··
To be honest. Ann. I don't know why I did it,
but I don't feel it was wrong. Do you? -
TROUBLE IN TROY
DEAR TROY: It was an Impulsive gesture.
So reason to lose any s leep over it. The world
needs more spontaneous affection. An orchid lo
YoU for your warm·hearted.ness and a bouquet
of skunk cabbage to you r s upe r-c r lUcal
husband.
0 EA R A N N· Why do you always pro·
tect the men? You s uggested there might be
something organically wrong when the wife said
her h11.sband couldn't tie a bow, couldn't re·
me mber his shoe size, sh1rt sl%e or where be
parked his car .
I say. ''Applesauce!" My husband knows
how to unscrew the top or a tube or toothpaste,
tu rn on a light, open a drawer and ftnd his socks
and shorts, but he never learned how to put the
top back on, turn a light off or close a drawer.
Tbe m an has ~pent a fortune on yard equip·
m enl because when he finishes using a m ower
or a shrub clipper he leaves it outside and
som eone walks off with it For years I tried to
break him of his sloppy habits but it was utterly
useless. Finally I made up my mind that he was
a hopeless case. It was a lot easier on my
nervous system to accept him as be Is and do
things for him -which is what's been going on
fot a good many years . You know whose fault
this is, don't you? Please say It so I won't have
to. -I AM BE'ITY
DE AR BETTY: OK, I'll aay It for you: Ills
mother!
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I ( Horoscope )
TUESDA V, SEPTEMBEll 18
By SYDNEY OMA&ll
ARIES <.Mar 2l·Apr 19 ) You have more
freedom as you are "relcllbed" from burden
Young persoru, creative projects. affairs o (
heart dominate. Libra, teo and another Aries
figure in scenario. You Rel sen~ or what public
thinks. wants. needs Your own charisma raUng
soars!
T AURUS <Apr 20·May 3> 1· New a pproach
could aid In resolvinR old problem Stick to
familiar course stay w1lh one who has prov«>n
track rtt<>rd You display knack for gaining
support of older ind1v1duals Leo. Cancer.
Aquarius persons play '>1Jtnif1canl role"
GEMINI IMay 21 Jun" 20 1 YQu rt:ga1n
confidence. sense or direction and humor
Follow through on hunch. le11m by tf'arh1ng
Sh a re without being foolis hl y altru1s t1c
Message will become r ryMal clear Rel1l.lve
bears gifts and an apology
CANCER <June 21 Ju ly 22 > Avo id
extravagance. Be versatJle. but don·t scatter
efforts. Be optlmislic. not gullible Expand
horizons. but avoid 1nflat1o·nar y · s'p1ral Do
accept social 1nv1tation <:ooc1 news 1~ on the
way. Ideas submilted prov., ac-ceptable
LEO \July 23 AuR 22 1 What SC{'med
closed. termmatPd 1s sub1e-ct U> re v1s1on. n•v1val
and complf'tl' ov«>rhaulln~ Know 1t , be
prepared. kePp 1<?Uard up. bt-ready for some
fancy footwork Aqua qus. Scorpio. Taurus
natives figure 1n your personul scenario You'll
win'
V IRGO !Aug. 23 Sept 221: Secr et s.
1nt r 1gue, clandestine m e etings th(·l>e
dominate. Write . read. express views. imprint
style and pers ona lity. Me m ber of opposite sex
le nds more tha n m or a l s upport You ·11
understand! Gemini. Leo. Sag1ttanus person">
figure in scenario.
LIBRA <Sept. 23·0ct. 22 l Acce nt o n
friends, hopes, wishes, dom~uc adJus tment,
"remarkable" improve ment tn financial stalu.s
Taurus, Scorpio and anothe r Llbran figure
prommenUy. Good news 1s dellervcd No need to
luc k toe in s and . Be gra c ious . acrept
co m pliments and congr 3tulat1ons 1n mature
manner .
SCORPIO !Oct. 23 ·Nov 21 l Emphasis on
how far and high you want lo chmb Define
terms. outline bas ic course, avoid bmodmg,
re fuse to be s idetracked by one who sings the
blues Supcrtor will have ques tions. Rcv1cv.
material. You can win big•
SAGITfARIUS <Nov 22 Dec 21 )· You get
"into production." Me ans theory gives way to
practical efforts. You 're on the road Lei.l>on~
learned ar e used; material ts publ,is hed One
who was a spiritual mentor 1s on lhe scene
M embe r of opposite s ex al s o figures
prommenUy .
CAPRICOllN <Dec 22·Jan 19 1: You get
r esults of recent investme nt, experiment ,
creative endeavor. Check nghts , permissions ,
cont racts -read between the lines, be aware of
fine pnnt. Energy returns you ar e due for a
"wonderful" comeback
AQUARIUS <Jun 20 Feb 18 >: Emotions
attempt to dictate terms Know it, protect
alliances. don't tea~ .. asunder what has been
legally established. Leo 11> in picture, so 1s
Pisces and another Aquarian You have chance
to m ake fresh s tart 1n new direc tion.
P ISCES <Fe b 19-Mar 20 1 Emphasis on
• f'mployme nt. s h a ring h a '\1c 1nle r e s b .
dt-pendenL~ and i.urv1val Refuse to give up
ic.o mettung of value• for nothing. Gel property
apprau;aJ , elevate i.e lf·estl!Cm, sense of wr,rth.
C.an<:n . Leo, V11 go and Aqua rius pers on:.
crowd" your pt:rsonal :.ccnarw
Pare nts W a nt
To T e a c h Kids
· :-; EW YORK 1AP1 A great maJonty
84 perC'c>nt of parcnb ~till want to bl•
the main "OUrl'e of b1rth·control m
ror mauon fnr thef'r tt>t:'n ..i11<.· chi ldren
This 1i. among the finding~ of Tht>
General ~11th Amcn c:rn F..im1ly Report
J978·i9 Fa m1l\ ll1·<.1l lh 1n a.n Era of
Strt:'s~
T he· '-tUd ... tonrluc-H·d b' thP re'\<' arch
firm of Yankl'lov1c-h, Sko·ll~ and ~'h1tc.
showed that onlv a smull minonty 7
percent -are ready LO SE* the schools
take o ... er the r..spon<oibihty . 14hile 6 pt'r
rent ~erf' 1A.1lhng to ha\l' wien ajter:. re
ce1\ e the information lrom doctors
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f .nqaa1 mt nt unn11unrn1wnt~ u'lth hlnck nnd
11 hrtt• qln\Sll nt th<' tuturi' hn<U> 11r thP rouple mu\I h1•
r1•rt~l t>d l)IJ thr f rut u , .. , /lrparl m1•n1 \l..C u•el'k., twfnrt'
th(• tL't.oddrnq date .
Bee, Wasp, Hornet Stings Can Be Fatal
·-· For most people a sting by a bee, wasp,
hornet or yellow jacket Is painful and annoy~og,
but not serious.
However. there are people who're allergic
to insect stinJls. For those people, a sting can be
• serious and may ev,en cause death, according to
the California Medical Association.
A PERSON ALLERGIC lo insect stings
may s how symptoms in places other than the
site of the stmg. For example, after being stung on the hand,
the face may swell or hives may appear over
the body
Allergic reactions to insect stings can vary
from dizziness to headaches. from abdominal
cramps to extreme nausea, from simple Itching
to total collapse.
IF YOU KNOW or suspect tha t you're al·
lergic to insect stings , you should consult your
doctor. He or she can determine ti you're al·
lcrg1c and can lake steps to desenslUu you, Lr
necessary.
Your doctor also can prescribe medicines to
take in case you are stung and need em ergency
treatment.
Aft.er being stung, lt's important for an al·
•
Juggling Hia
Way Around
The World
Ray J &eo9 n . w ho s tarted juggling for
to u ri s t s in San
Francisco in 1971, is
gettmg set to juggle
his way around the
world. He says he
looks at the trip u a
c hallenge and h e
''al wa ya lik es
challenges."
Call 142-H11. h t a fewword1
to work for
lerglc person to react quickly to reduce the now
of venom to lh<' bloodstream. The Medical As·
sociation offers these suggestions.
•Remove the stinger by scraping genuy
from the side Don't squeeie the stinger with
your fingers. this will force more venom under
the skin.
•After removing the stinger. wrap the
wound with a cold, wet cloth. If ice i.s available.
wrap it in a wet cloth a nd apply directly on the
sling.
•Lie down Don't run or walk. Don't drink
alcohol.
•If stung on the arm or leg, lower lbat limb.
•If you've been stung on the arm or leg,
tighten a rubber band or a wide piece or cloth
above the sting. This will slow the Oow of poison
into the bloodstream. Make sure the band lsn'l
too Ught; you should be able to place two
fingers under the band After five minutes, com·
pletely remove the b and
•After Immediate treatment. go to the
nearest hospital e mergency room or doctor's of·
flee for help.
IT IS A GOOD IDEA to avoid sUngln& in:
secta ln the first place
If you wear bright coloNl or smell like a
Oower. you'U auract insects.
Wear s hoes outdoors and avoid wearing
noral prints, bright colors or perfumes.
Seek out and destroy in.sect oesta around
your home.
At picnics ll la a good idea to spray the table
area with insect repellent before eatln1.
Keep all the food covered unW you're ready
lo eat and clean the table aa IOOll aa you've
flnlsbed.
Your Haircut Should Look as
Good After Five Days .
as It Does After Five Minutes.
And 11 will when you come 10 Command Perform·
ance We shamooo. cut and blow dry your hair with
Pfec1s1on
Precrsron haircutting keeps your hair looking
great long after you ve had 1t done. because the
hair is cut 1n harmony with the way it grows And
beeause 11 s cut to fall into place naturally, you
don't have to keep fussing wrth 1t
It costs 1ust ~lxteen dotlars for gals or guys
No appointments necessary We also off er perma-
nent waves. coloring, frosting and conditioning.
G Make your next haircut a precision haircut. and ,.......,_,,,~~® you won't hate yourself the morning otter.
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NATION I MUSIC I CALIFORNIA
Seniors
Passes
To Rise
•
t ' ~.~1 7,1971 DAil V P1LOT !ts
Voters Mull 'Cliao~
·99.5% Tax Cut Worries Oflicia& ---=,..,.-~~--·;j '
Ca&lllDtrO ..,.,
~>-~lr$:~-~ TM number of ftllor SIATn..E <AP) -A
t 917 Chardonnay from
Preston WtM CeUan o"l
Pasco bu ~me U>e
fir1t wine to ~tve a
a r a od p ri z e i n
comre uuon sponsored
by b e Eoo l oglca l
Society of the Pacific
NorthweaL
MIAMI <AP) -Voters In
Plorlda'a Dade County could
temPQl.'arily balt a large put of
their prope rty tuatlon in a .
special election Tuesday. but or-
rlciala say one consequence
w ould b e ithat hundreds of
prisoners would have to be turned 1006!.:., __ _
• • ~ mode rn trage dy,'•
aay.a eo-lY Manarer-Ml!mrtt
Stierheim'"of Wl lJon1s plan to
slash 98.5 percent of the taxes
that he lp s upport countywide
services.
t
1
I •
t'ltluaa ll&l ble .tor
Calltorala's .. Oolden
Bear " park p *1U be
lncreufd und r a bHl
slane-d by Gov Edmund
Brown Jr
The bill. A860:S by 1u..'
s em b lyman H t>nry
Mello. t).Wal$0nville, an ·
crta8d ~ lnoome lev I
o ( those coaor• fl2 or
oldt>r .,bo are .,hilblci
for lhe program
TUE PROG RAM ul
Jowis MOior cltltt>ns who
qualily to pay $3 50 for a
"Golden P ear" pa&&
g r antin g lhem d~y
fac1HCies for the year
The standard pass c0&ts
$15.
Oo Jan. 1. the effec·
tive day or the oew la~.
the qualifying income
level for a s mg le pe~on
will go from S2SO to $.150
....... ,.. ..
OPERA HOUSE STILL TOURIST ATTRACTION
Central City, Colo .• Malntelna 1800 Deco r
T be judging was·open
to wineries bonded in
W ashiogton. Oregon and
Idaho and to Brit ish
Columbia wi n e r ies
which distribute their
prod u cts in lb e
northwestern United
States.
THE G&AND prize
required a unaoimous
vote by the in~rnational
panel of seven judges.
O ppo n e nts ca ll th e
possibilities .. chaos," a nd even
t ax rebel Harry Wilson adni.lta
he st~ out with sometblng
less drastic Jn mind.
a month and for married .
pe r sons from $500 to
$700 Nostalgia
"It had outstandi ng
bou qu e t a nd w as
well-balanced," said one
of the j udges, Dr. Wa lter
F . Egge nbe r ger o f
Switzerland
"GRAND PRIZES are
only given-to wines of THE BILL a lso makes
t he program. which was
due to terminate Jan. I,
permanent and scraps a
previous exclusion that
barred use on holiday~
and weekends.
T he measure also in·
se rt s a pe'l'm a n e nl
form ula into the bill
which wilJ allow the in-
come levels to increase
each year, r eflecting the
cost-of-living increase.
Sentence
Due for
Killers
SAN DIEGO <AP>-
Seotencing has been set
for next month for three
men convicted of killing
an a lleged member of
the Axemen motorcycle
club during a tavern
brawl last April m El
Cajon.
A Superior Court jury
deliberated two days in
San Diego before finding
the trio guilty of second-
degree murd~r.
J UDGE EARL Maas
Jr. ~et sentencing Oct 5
for Mitchell Smiley and
Dale Bretches, 23 Sen·
ten cing was scheduled
Oct. 10 for l.yle Hood ,
24.
The jury also fou nd
th at Bretchcs wielded
the knife which innictcd
the fatal wounds during
the fight. The victim
was Carlos Gonzales,
who reportedly was af-
filiated with the Axe-
men.
E L CAJON police ar-
r ested the three me n
after tracing a telephone
call Bretches made to
the bartender after nee·
ing the pub.
Similarity
In Names
Confusing
WA S HI NGTON
<AP)-The Seven Up Co.
is infringing on t he
trademark of the Squirt
Co. by using the name
·Qulrst for one of its sort
drinks1 a federal j udge
bas rwed.
U.S. District Judge
Roy Harper said t he
similarities between the
hro soft drinks a r e
.. likely to cause con -
fusion, mistake or de ·
ceptlon " in t h e marketplace.
He dkl not suggest a
temedy, but asked at-
torneys for the Squirt
Co. to prepare a pro-
po1al for bis oonsidera-
tion.
Harper s aid the
names Squirt and Quirst
look and IOUDd alike ,
use the tame leUen and
tbe products compete
for the ume customers.
Project OK'd
SAN FRANCISCO
<AP) -The Planning Commllslon h as unaat....t,y approved a
m1Jor residentia l
d•••lopment for the oce...,._ prwerty tbat
one• wa1 tbe 1ce ne
of the P laylaod ·
at ·the -Beae~ am......apark.
exceptional character . • Opera Rell•ves Old IF/ t This was such a wine, • ,,.. e s said another judge, wine
CENI'RAL CITY. Colo. <AP) -Tourists climb ~agazi?.e e ditor E arl
steep Eureka Street to catch the flavor of the Old Si.nger,.. lo general, the
West in Central City, once a gold-mining town wmes in lhe Northwest
known as "the richest square mile on Earth." s h 0 w . tr e m en d ~ u s
An elderly couple stop to check the price of P r 0 m 1 ~ e ~ f be 1 n g
his·and·hers shot glasses. and a young woman ou tst~di~ 10 years to
snaps a photo of her husband, his face buried in come. .
what looks li ke a 19th century tabloid. headlined Other Judges .wer e "Shot Gun..Wedding Planned." Baron Roy Anc;tre1s . de· Groot, cont ri but1ng
e ditor to E s q u i r e
magazine; Dr. Maynard
Amerine, prof essor
em eritus or enology at
UC-Davis: R o bert
Mondavi winemaker
Ze lma Long; Darrell
Corti. an international
wine m e rchant, and
Robert Finigan, editor
of a guidebook on wines.
AS EVENlNG COMES THE trinket stores
close, the tourists disappear, and another, fancier
crowd comes to town to enter the century-old Cen·
tral City Opera House.
The lwc>-story building's long, arched windows
and baJcony dominate the small town -only five
bloeks Jong -like an oversized matron
Inside the opera house, the usual sellout crowd
of 800 sits on hickory kitchen chairs, replicas of the
:.eats used when the ha ll was built in 1878 for the
then-magnificent s um of $20,000.
A burst of music, the curtain rises, and almost
immediately tile audience begins clapping and
hooting -at the first act of Rossini's "The Barber of
Seville," s ung, accommodatingly, in English.
IN THE AUDIENCE IS silver-haired Dorothy
Downing of Denver , who says she came to the
opera house in the 1930s to watch Lillian Gish in
"Camille."
Also in the audience is Jan.ice Mote, a young
woman in an antique wedding dress who flew in
from Aspen to watch the performance with 39
members of her "actualization" group.
Figaro io this quixotic and sometimes
hilarious opera is played by New York bantone
Dominic Cossa, who this summer spent his fifth
season on the Central City stage.
Although a stint at the New York City Opera
awaits him later this year, Cossa says he 1s disap-
pointed that he has to leave Central City at the end
of the summer.
"NOWHE RE ELSE IN THE WORLD can you
find this wild -environment and have access to
opera, plays and music," says the robust Cossa..
"Those of us who work here do it for a fraction of
our outside fees. And yet I love it and I hate to leave."
Cossa returns to Central City because he can
hike and fish in the nearby mountains. And he gets
to live ''in a wonderful old Victorian house" owned
by the Central City Opera House Association
Cossa also jogs daily up the town's imposing
slopes to prepare for working at an altitude of
8,500 feet.
''I never feel vocally as good as l do at lower
grounds," he says. "You run across that stage and
you feel it. I can 't recaU any other opera house
Ah a t has an oxygen tank in the wings."
T HEllE ARE HAZARDS FOR THE 140 artists
and production crew members who live Jo Central
City each summer. The sparse, dry, high country
40 miles west or Denver and just east or the Con -·
tinental Divide is riddled with the ghosts of gold
mines vulnerable to cave-ins.
"We admonish our staff not to go walking up
tn the hills because or the mine shafts, .. says the
opera association's artistic director, Robert Darl-
ing.
A graduate of the Yale Umversity School of
Drama. Darling alighted in Central City after
several years directing and designing opera pro·
ductions in Santa F e, N.M., San Francisco and
New York .
DARLING SAYS HE IS MOST PROUD of the
opera association's apprenticeship program,
which allows young music school graduates to
play major parts lo the season's satellite produc-
tions .
One of those productions is in the sal oon of the
Tener House hotel, built in the 18705 a few steps
down the hill from the opera house.
Called "The Face on the Barroom Floor," it
celebrates the painting of the enigmatic coun-
tenance of a young beauty on the wooden slats or
the saJooo floor. It is perhaps the only opera in
America that undertakes two shootings of the
sam e diva in the first 30 minutes.
Teacher Fired
Over Nazi Riot
WINES WERE judged
in a blind tasting from
14 categories. Gold,
s ilver a nd b ron ze
awards were made, but
no t every category
received the top two
a wards.
Ca tegocies in which
gold and silver awards
wer e made include :
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81•1><, CM!-.~ M i< ... lle IOOfdl.
t•ll S.W'Of'On 81.tnc, Sot<ol 8IO\~r
w 1,,..ry '9ol41. 1"7t S.Uwt~ &1•nc.
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Pinot No1r Bl•nc., Reutfr s HtU
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H1111trlll'9 Vl""'YMck l\llWr I
Chardllnnn 1tn O>••Gonfl<tv,
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No Nets
Needed
This Time
NEW YO RK CAP> -
The woman in the gr~n
dress leaned prttarious~
ly over the ledge of the f
tall building on the cor-
ner of 50lh Street and
Firth Avenue.
First one, then two,
then scores or streUers.
looked up to see what
was happening to the
woman perched on the
International Building in
Rockefe lle r Center in
midtown Manhattan.
Within minu tes,
e m e rgenc y police
vehicles were on the
s cen e . T h e c rowd
thickened. There was
talk oC nets.
The d r ama e nde d
after a minute or two of
e lementary police
legwork.
Police said the woman
was posbqr for a f ubion
mag azine layout.
Staff Cut
. .
lol"WI .........
'I WANTED TO KNOW WHAT I COULD DO'
Bonnie Pointer Heads Up Charts With Disco Single
One Pointer Sister
Wants Solo Success
By YARDENA ARAR
LOS ANGELES <A P I -MusicalJy speaking, Bonnie Pointer 1s
right back where she started from -and she wouldn"t have 1l any
other way.
We ll, that's a bit of an overstatement. Wher e Miss Pomter sta rted
som e 10 years ago was as a singer In the bars and rorfeehouses of
her native Oakland. and she "s
certainly not doing those kind of
gigs these days. ·
BUT AFTER SEVEN year.. as
founding sibling of the Poant\r
Sisters. the Rev Elton Pomlt!r'~
third daughter has left the fold
'to work once again as a solo1'\t
Such splats often work to th<'
detriment of both part1~s . and
for a while after Mi ss Pointer
left the lhen·founderang group
three years ago, laltle was heard
from either sidt'.
These days, however . neither
Bonnie nor hflr thrt'<! sister~ arc
singing the ··divided we fall "
blues.
THE POINTER SISTERS, on
a solid pop-rock track. sold more
than 600,000 copies of "Energy "
And if Bonnie's first solo LP for
Motown hasn·t m atched that.
her hit disco single, "Heaven
Must Have Sent You." was ~tall
climbing the Top 20 at lasl
glance.
There seems httle question
that the exotic·looking 26-year-
old will persist in her quest for
bigge r and better things After
all. she reminds a reporter, at
was her pushing that got the
Pointer Sisters going an the first
place.
"I star te d out as a solo
performer. and then I got June
to join me. and then I got Anita
to Join me, and then Ruth," she
s ays, sipping wine In a plush,
15th·floor Motown Record Co.
s uite overlooking Hollywood.
"Now it's back to Bonnie again.
"I WAS THE FJRST one to
s tep out and start singing in
public and to really want to do
something with it. I wa nted to be
in show business, and everyone
else was sort of. 'Well, we mlght
not make It, It 's going to be
ba rd.'
"It's lik~ my baby. You know,
you have a baby and they grow
up, and then you send tbe m on
a nd you can be at home by
yourself for a while. That's the
feeUng I get from it . I'm proud
or them, and glad to see them
going on alone."
at lo so and-::-o. they can smg 1t.
,\nd so you don't evl'n tr)
··But now that I'm on my own.
I'm singing all the parts isnd I'm
finding out l can do a lot of
things I dadn 't know beforl:' I
1 could do I do all the background
va rt:.. all the leads and ever.
) thing And I do arranging."
She al¥> doec; quite a bit of h()r
own songwnt1n~. a talent she
had plenty of chance to hone
with her ~1ster .act. Her 1974 tune
"F airytale" won a Grammy for
best country song of the year.
and "Sweet Stuff."· penned an
C'Ollaborat1on with Sten e
Wo nder. won flr~t pr11.e at
Japan's Songwriters Festival
MISS POU-.'TER'S debut solo
album also carries on the sue
cessfuJ Pointer Sisler tradJlon of
"covering" or redoing old
favontes by performer$ such as
the Elgans. Brenda Holloway
An d for that rl'ason. she's
particularly pleased about her
move to Motown and its fat song
arch av~.
"I'm digging into the history
of Motown and getting some
things that I've always liked and
always wanted to do ··
ALAMEDA <AP> -An Alameda Hilb School
m atb teacher bas been fired because of bis
participation in a violent anti·Nui demonattatlon
four moatbl ago in Santa Bou.
The school board ordel'ed the dismissal of
Ronald Edward Angle, wbo has been on paid leave
1lnce b1a arrest in May.
In • 1ubleQuent trial 1n Sonoma County, be
was 1cqultted ot felony char1es bbt was convicted
of mlldemeanor cbarcea of blttery and incilillc a
riot.
Bu(, she adds. "I really just
wanted to find out about inyself.
You know, when you' re in a
group, you really become a part
of that poup. You try to expreu
your ideas and you mlsbt get
SA N FRAN c 1 s co one penon to arree with you but
<AP> -San Francllco's then there ·s another person that
re1ional s mo1 control haa anOther idea, and 10 you
aaency bu trimmed lta 'have to deal wtlh a majority·
sta rt by 12 percent, but rule type of situation.
it baa increased the slle
or ita •mot lnapectors.
The Ba.v Area PolluUon
Control Dlmict cut U.e
1lu of the ltalf from 219
to 192, but boott.ed tbe
inspection unit from ..
to48.
. ... .,..,.,
Former Gov. Edmund G.
<Pat) Brown Sr., a pioneer
in a 13-year elf"rt to rewrite the federal criminal code.
has disavowed the wprk of a
House subcommittee deal-
lQg with the llsue. Refer-
rin1 to a House bill, Brown
sald "lo all honesty, I can·
not claim the child."
Aqle bu been outspoken .. alnat U>e Ku Klu•
Klu aDd American Nam.
Some parenw protested wMll be had bis m•th
students prepare a homework &11louneot oo tbe pl.labt ol coal miners.
''AND I WANTED to know
what I could do, how blab I
eould •mc. how low I could am.a.
and when you're ln a 8JWP JOU
never know, becauae you ne•er
really tty to do It. So U yoca cm't
hlt a~ note, you H Y, I'll aiv•
''
Dade County. which includes
the more than l.S million resi-
dent1:1 or Miami, has 26 other
clt1es and large unincorporated
a reas. The county bas about
715,000 registered voters.
County commissioners .this
week approved a regular budget
that includes a more modest 6.5
percent roll~ck, but SUerbeim
has gloomil y p repar e d a
"Wil1'00 budget" just in case. ll
envlsons deep slashes in police. ·
fire and medical services bus
routes. street lighting and social
services.
IF WILSO N'S PROPOSAi:,
pa6ses, St1erhe1m says, up to
9,000 or t he county 's 23,0QO
employees would have to be
fired and about 81 percent of all
countvwide services wouJd be
eliminated The proposaJ has a
'lnle-year lifespan be,ginning Oh.
l.
But as sweeping as Wilsod·s
plan 1s, 1t would not cut total t•x
bills by 99 5 percent or reduce
government that much.
Est1m:Jtes of savings for most
property owners range from :25
percent to 40 percent because
levU!\ of other taxing t:nlllies
"ould nol oo affected.
WILS ON A DMI TS HI S
original pl<Jn wa~ to tnm proper-
ty taxes by only about 50 per.
cent. But -;omebow his petition
ended up saying ··malls" -a
fraction of a cent -where at
~hould have said "do llars." , m ak 1ng the cut 99.5 percent.
The goof wasn't caught until
Wilson'!> Dade Tax Kevolt Cllllt -
'Tllltec had gathered 15,000 pet1-
t1on ~1gnatur<:!> to force an elec-
t 1011 Comm1!>~1oners refu~ed
Wah.on ·~ request to alter the
"'ordin~ (.Ind court!. held th<1t
the pet1t1on meant wh<it 1t said,
not"' hat Wilson wanted 1ttosay.
"It would be s1mplisltc to say
we re going to eliminate total
i.crv1ces," St1erhe1m said.
'We're not. But instead of hav-
ing three Jails, for example.
we re gomg to have one and
maybe 500 or 600 prisoners on
the streets The level and quality
of service are going to be
markedly affected "
THE ISSUE BEING on the
ballot was enough to make i.n-
\•estors bkattery Sale of S1"r
mtll1on tn county bonds has been
fro£en.
··it "ould be chaotic," says
former M1 am1 mavor Robert L
Flo yd, w ho'e ·con ce rned
C1t1£em, A~am:.t Chaos raised
more than S90.000 to campaign
against the measure's pass;ige
"Wh en metropolllan areas loi.c
the11 credit rating, when they
lose their fl nanc1al stability, 1t':.
downh11l from then on."
None of this s ways Wilson. a
pe ppery retired businessma n
who l5 merrily irate at "govern·
ment. taxes and what he calls
the "metro commai.sar~·· who
run the county.
''l'M J l'ST A POOR tax·
pay~r." he said . "What pushed
me into it was taxes going· up
and up and tht: little man gettihg
rapped off
··w e doA't want to get rid of
police. firemen or the hospital ...
Walson said. ··A fireman came
up lo me and said , 'Have you
ever breathed into a baby's
mouth when it's dying?' I said
that s not what l 'm talking
a bout I'm talking about un -
scheduled absences. The fire de-
partment had 53.500 hours of un -
scheduled absences.··
If Wilson's proposal fails, a
home in an un incorporated area.
va lu ed at $40,000 for tax
purposes, would race a county
property tax bill of about $US
next year . If Wilson wins, the
s ame home's bill would be about
$112
IN A MUNICIPALITY the blll
would be S374 U Wilson loses, flt
if he wins. A property owner's
total tax bill also can include ci·
t y taxes and various assess-
ments for librar ies, schools and
bond repayment. Those wouldn't
be cut
Businesses would save, too.
Southe rn Bell. for example.
would drop from a $6.1 million
tax bill to $3,268 and the Fon ·
tainbleau Hotel from $183,5216 to
S97
Sex Suspect
To Get Tests~
VISALIA CAP ) -A fo.
Tulare mJnlater will have a
paycb.iatr1c examlnatlon to ..
termlne tf he la a mentally•·
orde red sex offender.
The examination wu ordeftd
after Roy Ellsworth, U, wu •·
vlcted ol U counta of 1~:rual •·
conduct wttb teen·••• 1ltll.
l:llawort.h was accuaed ot ·•· eo1tlll1 two llrll wbo came t.ellt
home allesedl7 for re~ pufpoMt, •
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OM.YN.OT
.
Saa. ol 1•• mtat't mo pedi ar~
1peedlA1 up to0.000 or lht amall t...o
wheel ~brid vehldea are peeled
Oft \he rold by t.be eod ol lM )'•at, a
doub~ ol uAlt.a wtlbJo 17 mooU\I
What 1 abead' ~veral mllllon
~ntircy-etnd"t eouatu to the blo
cle a.net mo&orcycle ari forttut by
the mid-IOI. And aoootr or later.
most wilJ need ~r
£NT'Em THE •O.PED m~han.lc,
an occnapauon lhat betan In thJ•
country ooJy five y .. rs ago Th1nk1
to John Scaa.lon. t.tchrucaJ wrector of
a m•nulacturer, Motobecane
America. Ud . for •n11wenna ~e
quntJoos:
-What does a mo-ped m~ha.ruc
do., fteqwred aklll• are similar to
tho.e of a motorcycle, manne engine
or automobile mechanic, Including
i1nttion lune-up, new mo·ped set-up,
complete englne rebuilding, generaJ
control cable a djus tment, and
diagnosis of 1gn1t1on or Jlgbllng
system problemi.. Since mo·peds
( OOlEERS J
,!l/lt'n are sold throuRh bicycle or
'ii\otorcycle dealt!rshaps, mechanics
may r epair two types of vetucle$.
Who hire!-.? While mechanics
work for manufacturers, distributors
and d ealers. mos t jobs are In
dealt?rsh.ips. Hourly pay. Jn my ob-
se rvation, ra nges from a low of $3.50
lo a hJgh of $JO Earnings vary by
skill, employer ;,nd geograpMc arcu.
-WHAT ADVANCF.Mt;NT Is
possible? One might m ove up to
dealer service manager. or to empl~
menl in the technical divtswn o f a
dis tributor o r manufacturer /\
mecha nic wilh business skllb c·an
open a repair C('nter or dealcr.,h11J
-What tnii nan~ is avall:.ahlc-; W1·
art' reee1vang anquanes from v11c<1
t1ona l a nd h1J!h tH·hool!"> that <JHl·r 1·ur
riculum an )>mall eni:1M• n•pi.11r Ont·
M uld )('arn the basics in such a
school. or on th1• JOh '.'>tartm~ a'> a
helper
Merhan1cs tend to s pec1al1 zto m
parh cular hr ands. a lthough th••
theory lS the same for mo'>t mo-peds.
techniques of n•pa1r differ
AS A R U f,f:, QUALff'IF:D
mt·chanics tram Lil a d1i.tr1butor 's
school. Some manufacturer '> offer
pr o~ra m s a s w('ll Moloheca ne
A mt-ric:a oper ate!> a year round
:.erv1cc school of f1vl.! d ays' duratmn
for m•·chant<'!> who wcirk for our
authorized d1•lilcrs
flow I!-. the JUb rnarkPl? D1•manrl
for qut1llf1ed rrw -pNi ml'ch:rn1c::. ,.,
trc m endow •. While no data h lJS bt:cn
collected. Paul Z1mmcrmun , ex
ccut1vc director of the Mo r~'d /\s
:.oc1:it1on of America. t-1>t1mau.-:. <it
lt·ast 5.000 mo·ped mt•c haml'S are
"mployed. Smet: virtually t:vcry re
1(1un in \he nation 1s playing a part 10
the mo-ped spurt, 1t'11 rcuson1tble to
a n t 1cipalc even mort-Jobs fnr
mechanics an this small but fa11t·
growing tnduslry
llt:l\OEH SEl<VICE. I/ you wont
general inf ormatwn un mO·pecU and a
safety l>rochure cm their uae, enclolfe a
2B·cenl atomped , ael}·oddreued, Long
white enlJt!Lope walh your request to
.Joyce Lam Kennf'dy al Box JS(,(). Costa
Meaa. All< tor "Mo-ped "
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If y ou've got the blues -we've got the
cure8: a contemporary 4 bedroom
"cupsuJe" on a CdM hillside above th
jelty, to be taken with a friendly front
patio. an upstairs sun deck. brick
floor family room and a bit or bright
y~llow kitchen. ft will stir you gently
until the $289,000 sales price becomes
the best investment you e ver made
f'ccl better a lreudy?
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The best view in Jasmine Creek'
Superbly decorated, this bright, airy
& cheerful borne w/two patios will win
your heart. Situated on one or the best
sites in Phase III. Near-new popular
"B<iy Mis t" mo<Sel. This quiet
beautiful area offers the best ln
living· tennis courts. pools, s pa &
24-hour serurtty gate. $250,000.
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elabor a te POOL. jacuzzi & canyon
view. The home is located within the
Ne wport Me8a Unified School District.
A change In ramily plans has created
the urgency to sell. A price reduction
or $25,000 makes it A GREAT
VALUE! $439.500
NEWPORT BEACH -759-8811
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St·vcral fine hC:tyfront homes
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hedrm. 2 hiillt~ N1·urly
,.., acre nf w•IOdtWV lot
llu11tt s 11nrkhn., pool
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675-4670
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HOME
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011.'Wfied Ads. your Ont'
swpahopptna <'enter __
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"llST DUPl.IX tH MIWPOlrT"
Owne r will flnant•t• this lovely
duple x Cl blk fro m beach ), at u
rate well ht>l ow m u rkN . Each
lmmacuhlte unit has 3 bdrms & 2
bath!I. A truly rare opportunity for
an investor $235,000
A COUMIU. ...... CO.
644-9060
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realty
. '
OVER 60 YEARS OF SERVICE
DCWSIVI L1STIM6
IW"S
Sup('r "f;" Plan f:nl1 Unit -Threr
ftHlrooms f'lu3 f'amlly Aoom A· I St-tlln"
-View r1u11 Chol('(' CrffnMlt -l..011df'd
With F.xtrt111 -Call For Appo4ntrMnt A
"Jr>Y Of Nt'Wl>Ort" 1.lAlln~.
ILUPPS
Newly l'rked Sln.ilttU-vtol Condo filnd Unit.
I ,11r1t• All'lumablc 1.oan 11'711.900 Call P'or
AllJ){llntm1·nt A ·•.rny Of Newf)C)f1" Llstlnf{.
631·1• •• • DOYll Dim
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A SUBSIDIARY OF
TH! IAVINE COM,ANY
c....-uv .... _
can be youn ln this former model
2BR Canyon Cre1t condominium
w /YlCW of pool & clOtSe to leMiS.
Library orr master suite -formal
dlninK & fa mily rmA. 1189.000. D.
GodAhall/S. Fix 644-6200. <E·86)
'42·tUS ....... 200 ten oowr Ori"' HMbor vi.w Cenltf'
INlnt •IC~ Vtl .. y c;Ml"r 7D•1414
HIUSIDE IEnUT r ri m1• l"t-"' port Fl1•;.H·h hi II side
rt:lrN•l Ma~s1 H· -.ingl..-!\torv . mini
mansion ovt·rlouks tranquil ·h11ll->1de
sl'll 1n~ Iron g:i t,.d ~alkway to •Ihle
door & 1 ,. r :1m1 c· t 1 I c c• n tr v .
C<Jthcdral :ind IH'C:tml-0 rc1lln~s.' 2
fplf's. !\f'' lu<lti l m :is tt·r '>Ulll' hosts
1w111·1·ful v w"''' 2 Pat 10~. J r;1r
g;;r;agt' & mud1 muc·h mon·'
Owm·r anxw11-.. c-:111 now' 67J·>C>50
ISLAHD llVIHG!
Ont• block to "'c.itt·r nn fahulous
Nt•wport H1.1v • Pr.vale bcacncs.
C'lubnouse. lt·nn.s c·ourts. Dock.
M ag ntf1 rcn t 2700 s q . ft.
e ntc rta anm<'n l homt·' 1 Spat·1ous
ma ~tt!r w1n J.! h o s t1n ~ m ar ble
f1replac<'. dt.>('k & m ~ht li~hts view!
4 Bedrm-. + den & much. much
more' Own<'r wi ll he lp finance -
you name at. we 'll try it! Take
adv:J ntC:t~t.'. rall now. 673·8550.
con AGE IY THE SU
Ocean vww Towt.>rlnij trCl'~-Quaint
hunk bed. .... Zoncd for mor e units.
Only $139,900! H urry! Call 673·8550
l rat¥ A Tl 11.AC .. SI
Fahulou.~ Camt•o Short's PRIMF:
Cor on<-1 dcl Mar locallon with 180
d t• ,:: o c e a n v' 1 l' w ! C a t h e d r a I
rctilln~s t;a mt' room. 4 Bcdrms.
Lowest prict-d view homl! in Cameo
Shores Don 't hesitt:ttl'. call fast,
673 8SSO.
673-8550
$@\lat!~ -Lt t!rS •
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tlom• wl\h •ourm~l «"H1hra L••orlo111. 16 8"ut t.tty,.1atry
lllllC'e.., ba~ Hme •pu·•ou11 0W11en apt. hom• tu-t COU\P •mit111 rooa'l_,f\llJ..,.~ llH.000 Prl•C' ooly frm Mfllildo'#larlr <.'ntry
10 1u1119'(YOU~. mHter PluH Oa,... ..,.., Club 3. 4. s bclnM 3 b•.
ba ... aU aboUd'-wk.be_K'V_•_,.._,_...;__•;.._ __ _... or aar ()pHl wk dY•
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b " t t' "n )' • n d o l h .. t' and everyttunit n1c. wl\b
anwrutaf'!j Mk1n1t oa.lt Otis det1dttful 3 Bdrm, 2
1135 000 bath bome. &el'CQ from
SCOTI'llAln lht' l!olf course Flowtn•
:..._ ....... 53'-71ll vaulted ceihnl!S. formal
9022 ~~~~~~~~~ entry. c02y frpk and
••••••---·••••-••• '' V<'r)' allr&l11vc wood f<n
ITOWHB!
Ch armtnii 3 Br house
C'Om~y ~odeled. 2 Ba. ffl)alrate dlrunit rm,
solid Oak floors Lil ror-
ner lot w/add-on poten.
llal to c reate a
panoram1c OC"ean & bay
view New plumb1njl &
appliances. S219,SOO.
67S.ll6'. wort 963-7829.
John. ·
EASTS I DE
4ft.IX
Townhouse stylt>. w1lk t1
s hopplnf.?. Great area,
super buy! Only SZOS.000.
.<:itll M.'i-ill\I
/
OPEN HOUSE
REAL TY
tM finish.lnll touC'h. Call
DOW IJ79.~0
ALLSTATE
REALTORS
POOL-SACRIF'lCE'
500 Vard'I to ot'ean.
"Model Pe rfet't".
sq rt. 3or4 bdr .• w/pool.
jac. 631·1266. Patrick
IEAITIFI.
llVIN£
CoAlused by all these ad.s?
R nch Realf.¥ aQd/ot
Wdbrkf1e Realty
cun show you_ an)' one ol over a
lfundred listed homes in Jrvlne .
Don't waste time trying to decide
which ad !M>undB the best.
•CALL DOES IT All
llANCH WOODUIDGE
llALTY IEALTY
5 5 J -2000 551-3000.
THE EXP£1TS
ON IRVINE PIOPOTY
HEllTIR PAii ownhome. 3 Br 21., Ba.
UpJraded. A/C, $96.000.
A'l"lum. Joan 9 1..''l
552·5347
Sl'Pt-:R tJPCRADED 3
bt'droom home ~•th
family room. fonnat din·
1n1i1 r oom , ru'ltom
d r a p f' s . ~ h u lt " r 'I . l Rd rm & loft condo in
wallp1per and )!OrJeou.s Or,.nl!elre-e. Wittt'rfall.
u l\t'd brtt'k patio Ille balcony. cathedral
Sll6.SOO. ce1llnJ. dark t•aramel
rrpt. I yr old $70.960
~2·3767 eves & wltnds.
Pnn only.
LoiJ-leodt .. ..•........•.........
SINSATIONM. CALIF. CLASS.C
$91.500 180 dell white wa ter
view. nr beach. !> Bdrin.
A Mr&.. ,_.._. &aeA ...
ralrway El HI-Ar. i.w..t.._.._.,,,_. i..unou. ~ ..... muoo. ewe.om a..JtJ ~ 1a Newpart-.. A1C. 11r s a..-... ft,
710.tn'I akr lll0-5680 Own r,.,. Pria oaly
t. •'•..... '·"' _.,_,_~_. 1_11 ___ ~=~ ·-•·•-••H•n•••• WAI &lllllOtlr JDMOaPLACS ---------1 Ealra lar.ce coner IJlf~VD CA.ITU 411 ... 1 ia a1a& C9M. 81GU.4•FPP & 9MJft.AM Moortn« available,~ ONLY.,._
1'ht-on&...)'~• ...... _\l.c:.ul.,.-_. ·~· All.,. ..
weltlnll f« .. 3 BR. lam 1885.000 •----------
rrn and "*' fn an Ideal *"-•~ ___ .. ''LIYI ON UDO• locatlor.. T•ie over ~ mcAl•Y And nperimee Oile _.t S47.~ ~~ In. A scoop It lnvestraeat tde. Tbla bome la lnd9ed 1n onty $100,SOO 641).ST77 a n ,. n t e r t a I n e r • • CAU.M4-nl I paradise 4000 sq ft . ..... ~~~~~~~~~!bonus nn. rttentl.> l'e·
modelf'd. A menitles tii---------• SIOIODOWM
Ne wport Rel«hta 3 BR
t ownhm . As s ume
hluce of 1170.000 at
Sl5'15 mo. Prine. oaly. No
plus. N-port 1t It's
tlnest .... 17H wc:a·-TUS'i'IM NI.LS
c;:J Walker & lee
tls.,..t IMdl 1 °'' quat1fy1n2. Call owner Rea.I Ell.aw
-•••••••••••••••••••••' _M_S·_S399 _______ --------
Are you~ for•
~·utiful ~ ~' Theo male .., ~
meat to aee lWe dwlrm·
lnlZ home ~ wood ad
1i1lass. It feature•. s Bdnns. 4 bat.M. n.doot-
atnum.. 2 fi_reoplatts a.I
de<' lu New dee or
lhruout. 1.oned for
hones. ca1l 541--S..
WISTCUFF
CUSTOM
Thlt home stand!! oul
w its Ol'n 1ndn·1duallt1 Ir
ntm ft>atur{"'j or t'Odur
inv 1>l e.1?anct· Lush
hrnd'>cap1nit v.111arden
v1t'w 1<1tchen & fmly rm
Thi spat'tOU'I & elt'tant
r st m hc>m~ '" an t'nter
l 111nt>r' fJJrad1sp w/a
warm & wt>lromt'
'" :1t11Jrty Don't m1~ th•'> ver v <1f>E"C111l offerinll
846 n11
•MO 9UAUFYIMG•
Only 110.000. take over
fllntasur opt.Jon 0.-1 3 BR
ntt home Won I t~t.
Ownt>r 541-0210
CALL IGf1 1101!
The pnce It terms of.
fered oo t.hts hJdiJy up-
~rad ed Seav1ew' 38r
home are utterly fan·
"EW 3 Bdrm Condo on Wal~. S3J0.CJOO
HEW 2 Bdrm 1plh·lnri
•condoolfwatft'. llBS.000.
SUBlllIT OFF"ERS.
OwnJA.i.714-~
la5\IC! Tius home ba5 -----------:. -HERITAGE nt-" paint & rpts thruout.
f•r(•nrh dr-. leadine out·
side to a newlv pro
feu 1vn.-tly lndsC'pd
parachM-Bnck noon m
th{" entry & lul. Many.
Many more X'tra.s Call
J im Flanders (Of' ;,in appl
today 11141 7S2·1107 dys.
1714 1 S'Jl 5781 l'Vt'"I &
llMTltli . . REALTORS
That s th• word that~~~~~~~~~~ comes to mJnd wht>o you
enter spacious rooms or
sit ~lde lhe sparklin2
Pool PnY8C.'V for a fam1
Iv. room for entertain
11111 Callfor det.u ls.
wkn<ill~= A«\. ~21 PricadTo W You11 havf' to see these
Ea s t bl u ff Be a ut.J · • beaut1fuJ hom~ lo ap·
Reduced. you aave com· 1'W.-mi Cashr pr .. r •ate all theu-special
m1ss1on. JBdrm t'am ---··,..------• h·atun•s . rm. 2&. 2ar tak<"! van. ---------•3200 lo 3600 'IQ. ft on
Investor's duplex + 2 ll~;j;Df:,~. ~-j?OOd r e nta ls. pooJ.)m_________ ~f'/~:. •. '" ...
We're orrerini you this 3•., ba+den. dbl lot.. One
tl1»covery you r an 't of ;i ktnd $400.000 t'I a
duplicate. Ch1trrn1n1Z 3 1'leal. SI00.000 11own.
br. 2 bu home w/a de· f:asv terms OWNF.R ---------1
lacious perspt•<:t1vt-of (' a I I ( o r J p pl
warn:ith. brll!btnt>~s & 71418l:J..3S81 or4994247
Mu~t~· HARIOR VIEW ~1nileormuJtiplelevels.
Sis.4.50!• •3. 4 & S Bedrooms
&M tl4(l)or~• HO._.ES •!-,ltvhehts &: cle5lO"> frpks, charm. $255.000 ' .r•-
Prniclpals ooly. 640-4999 _.. ... ~
FAMA.YIOOM REALTORS mPrnmenl. (4!P lot m an ----- --
Residence + income. Oceanside of hwv. C.H. fnv1te your friends to Roomv i; RR. J Ba. t mi 1 xlnl nctthborhood. lie a W ALI TO IEACH
-your pla<-e to enjoy the lx>ach. 21311 PlnetrC't' Cr
Robt>rtsan. Rltr~~S-0562__ cozy firepla~. BIG fam1· H B . S 144 .soo A lll.
winner & spe for
)'ounell. ~-4477
Cos...... I 024 ly rm. and super new 968-2297 Walker & lee •••••••••••• .. ••••••••• kitchen. 4 BR 2 Ba. quail· ------------•I ty thruout! Super family Downtown. older home MESA YaDI ho m e . S96.SOO. Ruth Rr. Jot 50XlZ7'. $95.000 ReaJ,Estau
4 Bdnn 2 bath. quality -~aune. RJtr. 646-4380 !~~2~~i!Jt" 536-375 llVIME
built. shake roof. double JUST LISTED VIU.ACiil Of fireplace. Great lorat1on. J u.st Redut'ed, assumabl
ideal for enterta1ntnJ?. Outstandmll St BR. 3 Ba loan. 3 Rr2 I\?. hll come Matn'HWOOO Laree r~· room. lot!\ of home on qu1C'I street. lot. rt'Cle<'Of'akd thruout. 2 nt>w custm homes. suU de<'k1n~. low main· L<Jvetvrarpet.-;,drpo;, 1m· prideofownenlup. Y.i m1 under construction .
tenance yard. OfreN'd at pre,.;-;rve entry. i.uper from beach. u nde avail m1d·O<'t Thest>
$104.000 Calt 540-1151 quality lhruout fll_r S86.000. By Owner. qual1tv hom..s feature 4
st tmob !'ark and tennis 631.2242 1-\R. 2'. ba, ram rm. tri
court!>. Be the first to sec --·----pit· j!ar w t opener. ua-; ·~HERITAGE
. • REALTORS tht'I IO\t'lv home. Ruth appl'' w/m1t·rowv. rorn·
Luune Rltr.646-4380 AmST ~E parlor. dsbws r , self. ---------•IMESA VEROE~B~fr 48r. ATIEACH cll•aninll ovens. Beaut , -_..i19,SOO tlll'<i bath).. rf'dar shake
Pool
Slide:
W i t h 2Ba. new loan necessary. --.1 roof. wood sidioe & much
Sl29.900 2935 Pemba Dr. Dramatic livlnll room-more. 30 yr nnanein.1?
Prin onJy. SS&-1288 __ flre plat'e. Studio. Sun already arranJ?ed No
Near T h MO ""'ALIFYING terrare. Pub k~chen. loan fees, only S20.000dn. e ~ Din. Roam the iOarin f'rom .. -.950 owe AT J.O~ llUrf. First to call ~eta ·--C owdry Club 4R<lrm l~ba. S92.SOO. this uruque bnnialn' w-r~~ I"\
Gracious 3 bedroom .~.!!!!'~~ 54M008 ::iHORELINEASSOC. •~~J,.~~
a.me. ideaJly loc•ted for WIST-..sA....,. S.-221112 _ _ __ 640-_ 5! 12
the entertamin2 famUy. I.Ile 2 story. 415 Br. 3 ba.•---------'Formal duunJ?. library. fam rm. poot By owner DECORATORS
family room. fireplare. 979 7605 OEUGKT
wet bar, palto. Sl32,500 -• • ---HK R. Call 540-1720 An .. h 7'/•o/o VA Sprawli~ 2 story. 4 kinll
Tl--L nd sried bd:rms, earthton~ • • 4 n rm. PoOI. spa. owner t'arpet iniz. 20urmt't
-will C'arry sizeable 2nd. kitchen. brick fireplace 3
-· G rt'enbrook . All\. carJl8r&Jle.SJJ8..500.
•--------·' 546·2313 &751-1387 I' •-2IUIU>AIU MEWU~ -ylJJeyr~:1'f;1:'1lljf!lm
Charminll 2 Bdrm l bath LEASt>Of'TIOH! 962Ah ~Bm
h ome w\th room lo add Gr<'at t<'rms! Huie. up.
second unit. Asltiniz only J?r<1dt>d 4 bdrm 2 story on •SBr. 2\.IJ Ba, form D.R.
S79.900.Submllall ofrers. quiet t•ul·de-sac. In· F.R. Low maint yd. Nr
Call S4&S880 vestor 's deliJ!ht • enter -park. school. te nnis.
•'I~ HERITAGE
. • REALTORS
Slashed!
ralner's dream• Call St Jli.000. By o wner
now. SilS-9491 968-6966 __ _
NEAaSUltf
H ichl.v upuaded &
tastefully decorated. 4
TlJlm.BOCk sncw
$124.900
I challeiire you tu s~
th1'! "2or2eous" condo
IOt'aled In a very p~t11ze
area of Irvine. Offerina
{"lltm featul"t!'9 of endur.
tnir eteizllnce & o de·
U1tbtful IJ!e mstr suJtf'
You're entitled to the
best SS2-4477
eJ Walker & lee
Real Estatr
WOOOllUDGI
3 BrS120.000
5 Br $185,000
&42-0112. 644..Q)87
Assume 91/2°/o
Loan
HEW US11MG beiirm. 2"'1 tmth. w/11re T~ formal d1n1nj! rm. & SHARP Walnut Squar e
.. SUIJECTTO.. family nn. Walkirul dist. Condo. $89.900. Won 't
Reduc·ed thousands to
sell' Rt<'h panellna. 3
bedrooms. dininit.
buittlns in JlOurmel
k1tt'hen. Tile accents:
patio. storaJZe. Hurry'
S92.900. BKR. Call
fromt.heocean. la s t. Call .Jeanne.
Creative f1nancin2 to its P ark Place.Inc 842·7"1 631·12166 or 552.7367
fullest'! Neat 4 bdrm.•-----
frml dtn rm. near new,_ .... ,_
crpt. in 001' of our finest
areas Call now for full
details A steal al only
1042 ••••••••••••••••••••••
$105.000 545-9491
fS&.AM)~ __ RF.ALTORS _
Ocl'an \U, ~'II \>. J RR
ram rm .. 2•·1 ba . f1rt:
ptt. parquet ns.: sep
Yrl)rk),hop. studio rm
Shutters. sl ut 11lai.s
North end lor. A rar~ buy
at S21~000'
M1ss1on Really 494-0131
laCJ91G Meadows
Gt.'Orl?e Charle"I Reattv 1!.
proud to prt•sent i h"
homf'" of l.a eun&
Mt>ad'>-. ,1 new. pnvJtr
1.'0JSl:tl 1·ommunit v th:st
\H' f~·I 1w1ru.-s the 1d1·ul
h' in ~ env1rnoment
S1tuaterl against the l!<'n
11" h1lh111t·' of µrt'
'tli;?IOUS La1rnnu. tht'Sl'
~!M't'tal'ular homes art•
aPJ)Olnted In the tradition of ttmete6S qua!Jty & un·
parnlll"led convenatnC'P
Priced rrom S250.(J)() ttu s
IS 8 ratt Oll'POf1W11t y to
purC'hne a oew coastal
v i e w home In lhe
beautiful commun.ily of
Lattdflr.
Pleas<: ~\'t' us an op
portunity to show these
homes to you.
675-7512
*** 900/o RNAMCfMG
AVAJLAAE
Condo's Ru.ort.ir split lt>vel
with fireplat·c. Deluxt' tile spa & !>auna.
BROKER WILL
COOPERATE
ON15°if DOWN
Ntoar Ocean
440 Cypress al L.Ot'Ulll
Office open daily 10-6
194 -4315. After hou"
499 16ZS. Let rinJ?·LefiV{'
messa~e Owner
EMERALDIAT
LOT
673-6634
540.1720 S par. C'ustom .home. ZRr. l ~As. Twnh.~<> style
Great ~or fnm1ly ex-Condo 1n Oran1?etree. ai;l•--------
erut1ve s 4 Bdrms. 5 Piao. AdJt C'Ommun1t}. ocr•u.nONT TAillB1. -· Real Eslale
SELL
OR TRADE?? COSTAMISA
4 "-" • f Lot 2 Cute homes oo lrize lot.
baths. farruly rm ome compl tte fac S78.SOO By tlll'trll T'?O!'"· j!ourmet kitch, owner67J.2026.8J3.33m N<'w Modular T y pe
d1ninJ! rm. spa. Near --------llomes. pvt community.
beat'b, parks. xlnt --------• 2 bchs. 24 hr secunty. schools. Pnced to sell <1ub letllnl! OK. From
now. $389.000. 3661 $.19,900. Treasure Island
Aquarius on Trinidad Mobile Home Pk, 30801
Island. Call A1tenl Penny So. C~t Hwy. Lairuna
al846-83'70or Be a<'h. R.M.P . 1714)
M~leach l~UHfTS
l Uoor fmm thr Ot't'an
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Xlnt fam1h homt' w1•1l windows
ltH·a1 .. d . ·"'"""' rrum •l.1h•.111~&1!allenes 1•r1·1·nbt·ll. sll4in walk tu •Wood·ras ed Frenr t,
l\nl1t-ri.on ~rhl Th" door-,
hum» rf'flC•t'I~ trut' • lo'ur1t1ture·f1ni5h ed
at S(Z5 ln:J Owner wlll .-.-;.-;.~.-. ------• trade
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u,,.n,... h.:i,•· m3d .. this a \Our ex1s trn2 home &
rt'ot hou.w 1-;xcellt"ntlv 33n VIA LIDO, N.P ma1n1 1ns11Je f.t out Spll
bt· .. ut horn• S239.5'JO mor1·
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STATES .
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abound11 Contact J im Ot'nv..r. Fantal!Uc vll"w '"?Oed home 137S.OOO
f'la nders agt. 11141 ofROrides.Wlll tradefor (>1>1•n Satt::iun ll·S JO.
752-\107 dy<1: <714) Npt &ii~· Sll9.0CJ() to\on .1-·ri 3 t> Cahfla
t-:11<1tbound on 17th St off.
r ump or N~•PO't
f'reeway. left on
N"'l)On Ave. '1J!.ht oo
Cowan Heda de n Rht
•lfl ~kyllne Or. to Lem11n
flt'll!hts Road
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BIG CANYON
Spcrtacular 1101! t'OUrs<'
C8llll<' 6600 sq ft. 4 to 6
Udrm.s. ~·' haths. Pool
und spa Sl.37!>.000
THE STAINES CO.
640-5711
TBNSIUFFS
f"11n1jM':>n Villa mllttf. In
'ht'! f'l!C'rptionallv :ip
potnlc<I .t BH ;!r.., lia
llolorN ·Plan Warm up
walk U> Newport ttear h
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640-415'
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prtttatinA! arN 1-:nlf'r nN f: S"mRV l ~rm 2 I 'peraded spbt level. v. .f
la mE'T"i dt>h l!ht with lh•-s l'l3lh l'1th st>"CV md'>lt>r lif'a rrn.. 2~ oath s.
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built Ill hnrk B~. 11 ...... J 1lnorc 111 ins1dl• atnt.im r.1mtl) rm • poo1 & ,pa
JMrm •• h ' nn)~,.,, rn· 11.1Lh "'Jttrlall Pool &. l'a r1t Plaloe.lnc842·74'>1
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Open ~l Sun 31196 Via
San V1Ct"nte 183.900
4'1-3600.
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R~aJttful 2<1 ·x.,2 t 972
K .. v"t~t Mobile Home in
La.:un.-lltlb, mcest S
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enclOS«i porch·mitT<k'ed
doors lt11ht wOOd in
tertonf. 1'-'lT air cond. 2
ver) spaclOUS Br's ,. 1 ea
... d re:-sinit areti. .-alk 1n
dosl.'lS i\11 for oth
S2!1. 500 < HU6S38 I .
LOWEST PRJCE in Primt' Easl.'lidelocation.
Cost3 Mesa. Only lO<;l 0 " n e r w i I I h e l p
down. OWC. Always w/fi'nancinJ!. For this or
renl-ed. other 11ood values t'all w............ 645-7221.
c.-ltlALn 499-3.579 146-Snr For Ad Action sv oWN•;R
f'..U a L.ocJ-9... 1050 M£WUSTIMC'i 3 bdrm. 2 .:a1 carat?e.
Charmine ~pat"1nu:; 2
storv. J Rdrm. family,
drninl! mom. l:>rl!t' hv1niz
room \!u~t<'r-4' :o.u1t~ with
2 1h't'I01 ant1 :.par 1ous
m1rrnf't.'d baths. Warm'I
"oods, bnck and stone.
Truly n dl'<'orators dP-
hJZht l"or dl'l111l'I rall
540 H!ll hum~. -------CLASSIC
MOll&.IHOMI
SAUS SM-m7 ~
Eastaide-POOL 21 4 br. 2 ba. family rm. l\111
rm. frpls. 1rue1t house. · • Nany xtraa. Aasume Wftlclff...,
loan 9.91p lnL Approx. PoW I OH
rTt. 1044 ....................... 1141111 ••••••••••••••••••••••• flltlS1Mlol lar.l?f' bat"roard Near
Leisure World. Gate 14 TOWMMOME 'IChoot Walk •o town. ... 9 T • ....., Pi1 .. t p · .. d 541 3 1K2 "" Gr etnS, UGUJ IU anoram1c view. ,,r '.1•--------M ,u ·h sou2ht aftt'r
2700 Harbor. Ste 206-A
540-5937
Schools & Pool an Ult'ftR floor. Villa Nueva. 2br ---Nt>wt>on Terrace. Onl, NEWUS11MG NrlhlU 2ba, 586-6879 AIC. aft llAUTIFUL one hkr 1t oo lhe market tB.PTHllF!
Gracious 4 bedroom 7pm 4 Br ... ba. POOL,, spa, Sharp• Pnt-t.'Cl to sel. Un· rhis l!orireous :! story OIAMGI COUNTY
family home with dlnint. 642-5678 Leisure World, hilltop irlra lni lot. Harbor View der StOO.OOO! Hur r) 1 mllllt bf' sokt NOW! Im· ••-family room, firepla~. H n....-6 Di l ~M91 r-bat nauoo. Priced un·
der mmilt'l Ste.000. Call
142-G411 Ownt a«int or
1 view. 2 Br 2 Ba. up-omes """"tnO n nir maculate Ir dd-ate1 •• 1 •---wa I to wall c•-• and _.___ P' 1 ""' -----.. ... !"...,..... -~-iiraded '""-VJ"• ca~'2 rm , a m •V r oom. SJbmll 1111 offer,! -·~,,.. covered patio ... all on • " Pl SH9 ooo r $16 500 Spectac ular hllltop q1det tree lined •tnlet. parquet noon. Open ayrm. · ee 5(5..949t 1 ta.-n. Bruter. homes 2012-32IOI 5Q ft SUS.GOO. BKJl. S.1130 !Mf • ~Ht.o Glhate 14• aslkl ~.,,:<;;..~ope Pl. Real Estllte V1cUll btf1 \2* Mew
CED •• ~·~ Close io Marina se1va or ... r. ea or ca • -· Moon W/7U eitpando. s A .......... Rd It Calle La Prin'la ,_._ 21313S3-5133. 7l4/ILT7 0217 -c-.... -,-OU--_,...----• WISTCLR Rnl Estate Stu Pft. abaotutely Im
.... W. nra.SllS.000tol24S.OOO. ____ -. _____ ,...,_..._.. I041 ~IMdt 1048 .. 2TOOSq.n .. 4BR .. ru.m· Bnutifu1 48r3Ba.Lots•---------• ma,· In eY\!l'Y deC111l
3 bedroom model. h10J1 831~ ... Bld.r. -········ ......... _.................... us rm. home. ~OU QW'1 of plants. rabulous pool. YITSI 151158-tt) us>«rllded~J11tum. TRI -LEVEL w /apec· T..tle Rock th<' l1nd . for only fplrey_!.e~··h RV ucess MIWUSnUa! $16,950. !
2554 Eidem Ave. C.M. tacul.arocean • a1te llta H~•mrt-•e157h.oooRJt' call "°::c N,f!.. ri .. -cv Mil tat 51118•950 Lvly '"" 4 bdmt W/f)()Ol! L• mstr bdrm in tt•s
14Z4Dt YU. Sl74.IOO. Gd financ· llill1U> 9\...1.>la'\A~~ Banker. C . "I u•.r ~ ~ -Owners bou•bt anotMr. 12ic60 clto4ce loc:•t.iin. fnl{.ISJ.-0490 TuC'ked the comer of ,., OCIAMYllWll fR€HIG€ lll ottvated! We wtll ISWIM)
MeH J>.l lllar. 4br Z ba, •----------1 the \OJ> 1treet of the t>tr.,...,Nf'-A' """"'En""',..,.....,_ .. ,., HOM€S qudhfy you ovt1r the .................. ~ up11radea ttir•·OQ\, Y.., 1134 Hiirhlanda. we have the "'~ ...... """""~ ~"' Porc(.'(f u.te• r..,. nice 4 . _ --
Deeb, e:=rtlo rm, ••••-•••••-.. -• perfect larie ramlly bcJ. 2 ba. 123$,000. OWC J333W.CoatHw1.NB pboae!MS-fMll tl6 41•
dole to ar aew l'ouataJo Valley Award bom.e! 5 Bdrma .. family AITbftY .. WOOD NI) ....SS 135.000 2nd. Patrick. 641 H46
parts. o...r. no~. Home. Comer lot. 4 l"OOm, 2 ftnpl~. ALL Escape from the rest of tbe world S3H2'8
SJOl.000. ~ 4e19, bdrm. 3 1>a. RV accen. of Ute moden con"e. amidst the privacy or tb1s spacious
9S'7·111tewas-laodseeped. tmtrat lllr. nlnttt: poo& .. 11ect lot 3 bedroom, 2 bath contemporary. •• ~9' ~· Owoer. :C:~":fu/:r'· cau Custom built on ~ of an acre with
mountai n views. Excellent rwt•IOUSE IYOWI• l~ aa. 2 ---...1 ...._ Sbarp ~IBa. fpk. up-._,. ,.._.... llf'd crpt. RV drive. PoOi· c:or NrOCC. COmm pool. a&.,... .. .--. ,..1.,..., .,. .. Prt.c •. AIR-, .... __ ·-
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usumable note. $230,000.
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496-7222 831-0836
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$79,000 A up, 1100
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REALTORS
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accent.st.his UpperThrtt terlor wi&b ••tl
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Sur~ by 11 lar1te t;11celleftt condlu
corner tot. this 3 Mo\eou& • .-.O.M2·1
bedroom '8kitftff alM> off en a famllr room l B r l 8 • • t I t '2'75 000.. w / e cl"fftl«ld POt'dl.
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lake F.){'(1r1t•Hy 1111 f)ro
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kdr m rnohllt• home
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Reu1stf'r torlay to work
991-0660 S he re 2Br apt. Coste 499•3922 2350 SQ n in CM. <offke IVeca 21 I. 4 machines
-9-·~IV\ th 1 1 Mesa, $3S wk Includes NESTIGIOUS + warehouse or shop 551 ()934 2 r.'"""" mon year Y everythinJ? 673-9506 area 1 S940 mo Pnn ---------h i k fro m bch. Call --·--------LOC.ATIOH .. • only Amh1tiow; rouplcs. part
betweenl-4.675·5296 CdM. 4 bib to ~h. Own •Mewporflay BYCO llml' bu111nf'~s oppty,
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2 br, nr«ean. Oct lst last Non·smoker Fem DeluiceOfficesUlle91 64&-2251 potential 831 ·0208 &
S410 yrly; patio . pref Avail.6-ID-7366. •MarineVlew -leave mP'lsaae for dshwasher. no pets 46th ----M ARlNERS MILE al
St. 644-4340. Male wiU shr 2 Br in 3 Br •Wet B~ RETAIL OR Of'flCE person _!."l~~-
-·--condo with M/F 25·35 Converuences: Gourmet SPACE FtGUllSALOM
Westcllff area. l br. pool, $200 mo. incl utll. fully I ~~~:u rants . b a n k . W. Coa.'lt Hwy. Newport Well esl.BbUshed leadinJ?
lndcy,carport631 ... ~u rum. Ftn Vly. 775-1173. ~aity~ahopsuty services 92Ssq. rt . 7141645·2628 women's futur e salon
-· ·~, Ask for Linnie / ... ~ 11...1.-. .......__a__ · · -serv1nJ? NewportlC M
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.. ••••••-••••••••••••• s h r s paciou s NB 675-1662 S275mo. Call Robbie _ss7-53u airt. __ •
I & 2br. move in today. townhou.~e. Great IOCB· _ ----S48·0757or645-ln21 L'-Uc $62,900
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642-5678 ............ ;;t;•HH V"'¥$1 l0111PSQft M_.,toL.... sozs THE EX G F to share 2 bdrm CondQii 1 116 • n ~ 915 '1 111•.W ...._. 4500 ............. , ....... .. MPIN~~~ :~'ill~~~=: Sl1K> s~ites~~. free :rk ;·::~·;;·;;:::::;11•-5•w..--·LO-AM••5-• '::-:=======·:.
Badl. l"2BR tnir. Av&JI. for le~ up t< house on smell lot. Suita -
P~ • 5150 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •m vanous arcountinll & ••••••••••••••••-••••• 7100 h ookkt•l'1Hne: ass12n· Ht4p WClll!led men ts Work c lo!!e lo ADLT X MOVIES ••••••••••••••••••••••• your hl>me Acctl! clerks.
CALLJOHN naaaaa bookkrepers. accoun-
894·$364 * •EX'YRAS• * tants are needed thruout ---Pill': LAW !lludl'nt needs needed. bit players . Oraniie County Call us
S2!J 000 Will do an~ thin I' xlr aa for maj motion for more mformot1on.
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WANTED· Female to x 94• Casted for "f'ost Bldn .• SnntaAnn-Break". "Love At .,.irst " .. , sharHxpenses of 2 week Bite ..... Rocky 11 ... 1714113§.41 OJ ~tay m Tah1t1. Der 22 to "Halloween .•. Sm fee.l•---------J an Sth Call Barry ----------979.tot7 ON STAR Productions. •ACTRESSE.5/ACTOR8
_ _ __ -Michael Phillips call to-All aizes/all types. No
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conf1dent111I rounsellnJ! & ACCOUNT'S PAYABLE· l e~viewinit now. Our
r·«'ferral. Abortion. adop· F/T pnvate club. Ex· client!\ have workert
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APCARF. S47·2.563 . . ThP llox<'r", "l.ady In
--· -----ACCOUNTING CLERK. Red" w/Robert Connuf. Splrthlltl...,. Mac0rt"fl0f" Yacht:J. 1631 "W rlirlcy's Dou ble·
1815 S. El Camino Real Plac~tia,Costa Mesa. mint", & Disney Studios.
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~"tf~~· suo.ml.521. Biil. 7$2-0070 I Good l ocatton near ce:!=!!l~:~r dent wclcom• No prcre·
<5BlbEatofNewpon Fem ale. bchfront ept. 1 • mrr IEllJ a ir p ort at freeways. yourneeds! qulsltes. 16 wks of 1tood
Bhd) 1200 mo. Catt Abbe rKI. OwnttM0-1700. R.£. DEPT. music.' Come to Music
.. m~~ 875 ·8835 bm , w r it lllC.IUl'Tll MIWPOITllACH SANTIA90...IAIC Rm201,Wt'd7·tOPM.
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adult aptl In 14 pla.m (7t.4lf44.71• flberilaslnl[. 84$-3323 Bt1Si.Mss loans. any AllSWEI$ rrom USO, 2 bdr m d purpose.1nyamt. town~ from aoo + To..a--,-··m-·ai e IA&aOA..... _y_s_. -------• A-1.842-0455 Teacup -Humid -_,.... ·--•-t-11 _ .. """ -ft 000 ft ---'-------Fraud -Occult -.,.,...1. ~.we ma 1• beforet.be EXEC'UTJVESUJTES 2800 aq. · 1 · orfke RtJSINESSLOANS ADULT C::' O• for cooklnl! reedlaepubllc. F\all let'Vices. Newl)' re apace. Alnr.o•>' Complet. Any pul'J)Ole or amount There'"'° much ltx on .U.. peid. h'Oll'I ~ mod~ltd *•·Only 3 of C.M. 540-2at2or49'4.a388. Loweat r•ta A~UREO TV lbl• year tbaf stores :~'"'fo~:F~~ DellJPllot ~:,:n· Sam Harril Warehouse •l>Bct ror t.e f l.NANCTNG.&46-G858 won't sell TV 11uldea lCl
tM9 ... oa Mcflladdtn aMlifled.142-5171 2,2$0aq. n. avall. Lse .. ..-cno lll'l)'One undi:-r 17 not AC
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Oranite County's leadlnll Administrative Assistant.
land develc>per baa an Financial P lannlnl(.
lmme:c"ate opellini for• Newporl Center Ex •
det u led minded In· perle~e required. Xlnt "'
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Phone: 546-5760.
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farm now has need of
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full &. part time Tf!llcr ('har pr ror Nt-wpon C'tr
poa lllon::. Dank ex Tr:ivel Aiii v 833 3508 or perience preferred but 640 0020 Marky
will romnder bank relal ---------
e d experlen re f or Rooltkf'P!X"r. part·time
Trainee po1IUon Rlv1erW Realty
A member cl our ~ 499-2800
neJ atalf wlU be t'onduct ---
lnir pen!Onal Interviews
Mon & Tuefi l pm lo
4pm, Sept 17 6 18 Apply
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4041 Mac Arthur Blvd
IOOIC PASTE UP
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rrom »». extnalve BUS BOY pert Ume. f'n travel. llO(MI pey. ap. In 1!1pertmce prefened 1 u n , h l J 3 o. 1 u
alJ aaped.I d bualoeM 1"· BLOCKBUSTERS, 17tl7
cl. R.E .• OMV work, So. ~ Phua offiff. Mu Arthur Blvd lrvlne.
lttPI. ror. lanlf •• lnl. etc. Pull It pe.rt tlmf'. Call <rood Pa rll:l 541-3713
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27IO 11.trW Blvd
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DAILY PILOT
SEIYICE
II RECTORY
DO IT NOW!
T1>n kev arl'ura.te typist.
11ood math and s1ir
months backitround an
rt>a l t-Rl nte des irable
Lot11 rA phofMi & custom er
l"Ont:i<1 SturtJn.r salarv
to l700
972-9955
SECIETAltY
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µl'r11unable 1nd1v1dual
with lyp1n11 of 50 No
11horth11nd required Lots
11( varwt v In this rJepart
mt'nt Supt>r benefits
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972-9955
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TYPIST TWAJHff
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972-9955
CLERIC TYPIST
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972-9955 ..
DATA EMRY
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1t1Ur•r1'fltaal
972-9955
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972-9955
10 Kc•y bv touch. outao-
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ho V4" nH·r nppearanc:<'
wlll win this spot In
b each loc:at1on E x
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972-HSS
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without MiPttien<'e
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SICUTilY
SJOOOP'LUS
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nntaonal 'late:. manaJler
& ltl't'tHnll '13lt-,ml'n
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SJOOOPlUS
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some knowled.11e of bk
k n ll p r-0 e e e d u rt' 1
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rorreaponderire
POUCT TYPIST
50 wpm ropy t yp1 n1l
110me fi11urc:s tntluded ..
Counter help full t 1mr
6 30am w 3 OOpm Mon
Thru f'n S3 S6-S4.SO Pl'
hr 1'0111 holl'1av Tht
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1-"rl Super ~ndwarh f)7
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weekend'! Apply 170C\ S
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dav &1orew M t.hru ,..n
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2PM Oran11e Jullu.-.. 711
E Balboa Blvd Balboa
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SAFECO
IHSUUMCE CO.
17570 Rl'tJt>llht1r't
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wlaOl.n& pet'M!I\ with a
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p3ny vehicle. ll·F. 8'$.
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2301 San Joequm
hills Rotld
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541.-4741
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179-9110
16Zt Oranvf't.hor1'>4' Way
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<.:on :>t ruc:tlon ba<'k
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builder
SICUTAIY
TOStOO
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t v1J1ml lllulJs & m .. th thut
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11110111 compuny f.l11 ht
'lhorthand. m arketlnll or
manurat-lurin11 1•.x
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rt-llf'flt tYt>IM & f'llJf'r to
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CLERK
TYPISTS
Im mrdaat.-open1n1Z for l"''" 1nd1,1dunls 'l\1th
v.mt>d ty plnlZ i.k1lls n m )l
mil from 35 wpm to SO
..,,,m Some ellpenence
1lt~1rt>d
WC' off"' Cll~Jlent <'om
pnnv berrefilll anrludanir
paid med1ra.J. dent.al 11nd
lift> 1n 11 uranr e for
"mrlov,.. .. 1 and tlepen.
rlrnt'I :ind rompt'lit1ve,
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LEAR SIEGLER
TRAHSPOIT
DYNAMICS
3131 Weat Seierstrom
Santa Ana. Ca
E.O.E. Mt F/H
THltlYfHICO
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Nrwpon rw:.irlt 644 :l3R!)
F.qual Opp 1-:m plov.-r
DatvaY & STOCK
Full Umt• or p.1rt llmf'
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:tt 111~ Timi• l..1'1U<>r 495
t: 17th St l'Ollllt M f~a
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T tml'" SIOO iwr wt><>k
Luuna ~arh 49'44J496
DELIVERY & STOCK
WORK YemalP & m:ilt
appllc11nu 'lll>elrome Ex
~t-llt>nl opportunll v to
train 1n auto pllrt :-.al<>~
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m ,. n I 1 n d l' n l 1 'It r v
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hf't'.ll ms 4 <Illy Sulary
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wunt 11 rur>eer in Ortho
ut1lrttn1t ::all your RDA
~k 1 11~ 7 640-0121
Ut•p1·nrlahlt• e ncrllcltr
p1•rJ\Oll Friday for ad
111t1>n<·y f>erm part
11m1• Tvp1 n1t. car . a
mu.st ArU."ll tramin1t 11
b•Jt plus 642-$251.
Delivery. P it. •·309pm
Own truntt . Mon . f'ra
Somt" wknft!I 1eq Must
be ovr 18. 531-0811 Uonal AIC. one ~tor C' I f Id 1
Mrountlna Clerk These 1~:;':3: ~ :.r ~ f!~~ D F. LIVERY / 0 F' F' ICE
()1n1nJ1 Room Servlrl!
01rcctor ·thnrou1t h ly
kno wledlleable ban·
Q uets . lleneral oper1.
t1 on11 or fi rst cl151
11nv1te country club.
Sulury rommenaurate
w ''lUt1linratlons. lncen.
t1ve borru~t·A. medical
bcoehta ~o Or. Cty
ores, Send resume to
noX' 504. Dally Pilot. PO
Rox 1~. eo.ta Meaa. Ca
'2626
arr all wltti major c:om· wuk P h y llis 12.6 BOY F'ull t1mt• Valid
panlL.. 41)4.2.45'7. aftn? 494-~ drtv~ ll<'f!n!l«" l"t'quared
Neat Over Ut Aoply in
TOSl1S
fk'autlful P'Mblon Island
e<>mJMllly needl briJht In·
di vtd ual to tra1n • arow with~ hC'ell•t ~nefil.IJ • oPIJOl'tmUtY
Ml¥BANI
S4CMOSS
Con11truc:Uon worker11. perl'On to Mr F\lf'ntc11 "'
.,k lllf'd. fttr Luuna Rohe-rt twtn • Wtllinm
N111ud joh11te to st.8rt to.-Frost & AHOC. 1401 Qu11I
day Eicc:l"lle nt S If St. Npt lkh
q u a 1 H le<I o t1 A lien 0-..,-L-I V_E_R_Y_· -u--_....-ol-.-
Con.et.nachOl'l 714/Gl-41811 r:. • ,..t'y~.. 11. or fSzt.8280 for dlrertlona. prim Ill')' •upplu:r or ~ood ---------
-----food to tbt" lrvtnf' ror ·
CON5ULTANTtftECEP/ p orlltt" <'o mmunlty . DmCT0a
MANAGEMENT. Ea· oud1 rt:1Ponslhl~ de· DATAN0CIS5ala
ctpt.looal opportwllty for livery penonto drtveour l rvlne Unlrild Sebool
I ad I vld1ula w l•n · vao. COoddriVlft• ~ Oi11trict 1111nau ment
thualaetklttkude.ambl· nee lllon·P'ri •pproa pt>altlon . Re qulru
HOii. II ~ ~on 11:30·2 Good for pt·Ume lho~b blowleda• ol
1>1namk comp .. y wlH dur1n• M'hool Stllrt 13.1~ princlplet. methodl. pro.
pnpa,. 1<* for ucttln11 br. Call Cleon. M7..Q.32. ccduret A deveiopmen\A
manJt l<'onaultatlon Of!UVE'RY WAKE UP indat.aproceul._. Badt· posltklll. Wyn. ""per In · Jround ln tduuticJft •P· u lesller'Vltt dellt1bl(' TO EXTRA F,ARNINOS pllc:auon derlrabl•. Ape>·
Salary +-bona Call Ml MorntnJ LA Ttmea ly ztCJ Altoo Avenue,
T1ylor 2tJ.arl-GIM Or roult" open In C.M .. S.A lrvlnt,CA. E.O.'E. Kn lt>w's Smok~ D•· orf'aa. Work ~.s, or 7 1~~~~~~~~~~ Addiction CHnlc for day11 a week. Enn from I· .
H.wport&. .. ctadnce. ~~too pr mon . DKll~~:.:~s,r,:'l~f!~
fnllluk •CN Cd "1llMd for tt.ati PuMlme. THI· Fri. Rnt. £xp. nq, M/P Delivery, f'loral.ovt1'21fr .. m to4pm. OttallloMI·
Call .,,.... or l'7M1' Hptt, ftefrequtred. Pull ly \Wet boMm. Cd II•• .All o.1 • P/T.-.mo •P"ri. ,.. ....
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=aunsMA11
(M/F}
"'" hllvt' in lmmedJatt' oPf'nlnt for • Oran.man
w•U1 S·t •anu~ °" tQwv~. wm uu
•t andard f lt• u1d
toluanrt. l•blt"!I and
ch• ru. and prt't)atv (in• I
drM'4 U\Q from tkrtthft
und prinli.
We olftt {'Jt('t'll('fll 'j111an
leveli. and <>uti-tand1np ~nt'fil.5 in<'ludina rori\
pany paid nwd1c1l. den
tal and Ure w1man<'t' for
employtt11 •nd depen
dents. for further 1n
fol"malKJn. please submit
r f's umt' or apply In
pen.on
LWSIRLEI
TRANSPORT
DYNAMICS
3l3tWSeaerstrom
Santa Ana. Ca 92706
EOE M/F/H
Mtut be familiar wtcb
"*« ..... , .... ~
p~. and ltf'Mralon
hirhadln.ic '4'1rlf\• ·and
teatln1o1 Mu•t al10 bt
<'IP•bJe ol au~rvtelH
uaembly wor~m Sohd
•111t'mbly line ••
J)4!rient• In lM abo\lt
11rU6 ~ill qtUUI) you (~
ttus po.Jt1<1n
•
•c1tkal
Aue•ly
•:ic p.-rlenct' preft•rr«!d
but '4 llJt r1tin
APPLVlN Pt:RSON
WISBIEI
_....a Oft\<"•· rwl Um•. ..,... • .. klll•. .. , . ..,_
.nfl'&IOffW M ~=SJ,.:._ .......
po1Hloft opea w ith Mar-. .,, f\rm ft4Mlr .... ,., ...... .., ..
m1turv lndhi<lual wllh
1ood t yplr•• 1 tilll• V arl,., tvpln1 dut\e•. o\•'-p,.pa,at~ •
ltlt'rature r uordfn1Uon
Call 71410'5 3832 for
.!£.P'_ - -
•••ALOMCI
'l'ELP!PlfONE/TYPINC
A pff9Cln with pleHant
triephoM J)ml(lftallty lo
handlf' ht-1vy phonf'll &
who hH •ood lyPIR lt
1bllltll'!l 1700 Mu
S m11ll <'Ompwny al
mo..ph.-rt'
Eu~llent ~'"·" 0 C Airport area f'r~enc« Brown AS80C.
7141546-~
TIAMSPOIT G ENF:RAJ. CLERK
D_. ... .._.1CS r 1T . exprr .. preft-r
•~ mature woman, l!OOd 3131 West Se1tentrom· ·pay. own trans 975-0927
Santa Ana. Ca ----------E o E Mt F/H General Office SICllTAalAL
•ALNIOAY
ENGINEER
l Je>l~l
MAlllOTT HOTil
.... h ,.._.. op11• p for:
·«--~ .... .,., eNOSTjhOii .. ,,_. ..... AN
PiiO
•PANTIY CAM cw 'M•
-CO<Mf., tAM er PM t
f:XCl'l'ING OPPOHTlJNITI ES f'OR
H ARD WORKING , PEOPLE
OR I F.N'rto:o Pto~OPLE TO JOIN THE
I. 1-: A I> E R I N T II E H 0 T E L
rNOUSTHY. Jo:N.JOY EXCELLENT
COMPANY BF:NEf'11'S. APPLY IN
Pfo:RSON 9AM NOON'. MON.FRI
P ERSONNf:L.
900 MEWPOltT CIHTY DalVI
HIWPORT HACH
Equal Opportunity Employer
HOSTISS/Dep
Tues lhru .Fnday llAM
to 2 PM Searllff
Re'>taurant 536-8866
llostess Xlnt oppty to
Rupp l<>m <>n t 1n l'om t>
Welcome new res1denls
Perm pit. !-'lex hrs. Nt!ed
car & typewr1tl'r
Hosp1t alit.v Hostess
Servic<'. 547 J09S
lnsurnnce
Mlt9ACTUING
DllNED
X Int oppty orrerini
-d1versiClf'd & fnteresUn2
w o rk f or a career
minded person w/2en o(c
exper This position of. •H•o•t•e•1-------
Now H>tJ ran launch a
n"'" carN•r "h1lc> vou
kre1• your present JOb;
f"a rmers I n<;urane e
Group \\Ill train ~ou &
p.i~· \OU full t'omm1<1s1ons
"h1le you ll'11rn Uefore
,\OU know It \OU ·11 be
mak1ne wave<; in a re
warrlinl? hh.• t1m<' pro
f t'C\'lton Call Grne
D1ll11 rd for full details
K4H ~111
----------•Need experien ce fC'rs a iood s t a rtin11.
salary & outstandine
l!.ros11 oppty Arcurat<'
typini a mu.'lt. SH desirn
ble but not required.
Mu s t be accurate
w /number s . Xlnt
benefits lndudinl? Major
Med. de ntal & profit
sharinJZ. Apply JO person
NIGHT AUDIT
CLERK
IHSUttAHCE
AGEMCY DRIVER. stock <.'lk must
know OC area. chance
for adv. Pat' lndust. Sup.
ply Co . 2 1 67 S.
Hathaway. SA -----------DRIVERS-Early morn to
mtd artemoon. deliver
b a kery products to
,s upermarket s . Call
~7 67Z7btwn 9-noon
DRIVERS wantt'd. over
'"18. J?ood drivinJZ rerord a
must. would drive bob-
tail or refriJ?ttated van.
top pay. Call aft 6PM
673-6.579 ask for Lee
Driver/Gardener. Com.
eslablishiniz costs and
pr lcin it for precision
machine shop products.
Must be ablt> to develop
detailed estim ates of
s mall marhined an d
2round parts plus as.
sembly labor. outside
processes and toohnJZ.
Minimum 2 years in
s1m 11iar ass1iinment re·
quired. Desiree a plus but
not requ1red.
9AM -4PM.
CIMCO
265 Bnl?l?S Ave. CM
546-4460 E O. E.
Good opportunity for tt
rehable person with an
aptitude for numbers &
calculator skills NCH
4200 cxpenenl·e pri•
fern>d. Aclvancemt>nl u11
portun1llt·~ "' .ill;ihlr·
EnJOY excellent <·nm
pany bt·nefits ApJJh
9am ·noo n . Mon f r1
Personnel We orrer an excellent General MAllJOTTHOTEL
salary level. oulstnndlnsi C..,STMAS 900 Newport C'enlrr nr
benefits includinJZ com· MONIYJ Newport Beuch
pany pa~d medical a nd f.nthu11iastic individuals· Equal Opp Emplon•r
rlental 1n "lurance for earn c-omm to S2.000 hY l•--------•I cmplo.vees and dep_t"n · T h a n k s ll i \' 1 n I! •
F1r1• & t:tisualt~. l'Om
m 1• r ,. 1 11 I I 1 n e ~ u n
1l1•r "' ritt•r f'><Pl•r11·n1·f'
rl•11 ·11 R oh c·rl ~un
l n~ur.in1 e A:.'>Ot Int.
1\750~ ----
1\:'J'l-.RIOR OF.S IG'\!· R
I 11r \:pl llr h fin<' furn
~l111ltn \lu~t ht• an l'XJ>er
11roft•.,!t111n:tl ~ day'> 11
"r<>k •1 tn r, 30 Call in
'~ 6'16 111711
fft•~ Tc*1n
N•'rnNI to work on 11 tem
poran hnc;1~ Good oppl~
tn <.11ppll•m1•nt income
SJ ~5 Slart :?13 43.1·00~
,onu 21:15.~ f)~COllN·t
J1nltor nN!ded ror Can· ....,w_..,. 7100 HefpW..tM 7100 HeflpW..tM 7100
v1Jttcent Ho1plt1l. rlnt •••••••• • ••• ••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
benent.a w/lneurance It Mathln•· MAClllNJST Milntft!Ull:t •
incentive. 1pply Bever Look1n11 ror m1ture TIWl'LATMI CUITOIMAM
ly M•nor. 34() Victoria. youn)! i.dult wt m•rhin· , COllta Met• 1n~opt'r toworklnex· W6SEXP£RIENCE l mmed o p"nlnic for
repllon al l y cleitn ••••LATHI person wlprMilous Ind . QYIMJWY
OMtATOIS
machine shop Irvine LE BLONOTftACER Jtnltorit•I ~~r. Xlrit
ureo Steady worlc. 40 D.yllllft.lyn... pay foreicperds>ttaon &
11:., ....... "'"' ..... top n.otcb d tlJa i"lntry
lloura per wetk Some ~ .. u bt'ntflt• Pl\!k&Jte incl pd
hid• ot fixtures rrom 29!08 Otlc s A majlw ~ dental hl'I.
opl*roton. 1 '1r min ••·
pfirlrnce. Full & part
1kf'trh & iR>mt pl"Ocfuc· ~7432; .:. · ~ront wnn•. Apptr tn
t1on work req 557-7283. person ~~'(;PM •
me. hra. avail. '°' 2nd. It 3rd shifts Part tlmf'
weekends. °' combo nt
weC'krnd & 2nd. or 3rd
shirt. Call (Of' appl
SAFEGUARD
BUSINES.SSYSTEMS
2283 Fairview Rd. C M.
MACHINIST
Joh NhOI) 8. &) hr Wk 4!X·
1·ellent l'O mp any
bt>nt-rits. Fast 2row1nit
<"ompany VA I 167111
Noyl'S Ave. Irv 546-8210
549-3091 ---------MarhmeShop
LEGALSECRF.TARY male 118to21 Ito work 1n
La2una lhlls. Rerent rlt>an produ c tion
CA probate e11pernm<'e mechme shop. 1n Irvine
necessary. Xlnt typ1nii are<1. ste11d v worlc. 40
& SH skills rect'd Call hours perw{'('k 557.7293
Mrs Winslow Cor appl. 837·1060 Mal'h1rust. trainee. prefer
LEGAL SECRETARY
Ml'd1um size Npt Bch
lav. firm Is seekmi an tn
d1viduaJ 14•12.3 yrs C't\'il
h111w 11on cxper Good
sk1lb a must Typ1n2
some i.hop exper for sm
Manuf firm 1n Irvine
('1111 R11t•v ror appt
<r79 608)
iO 80wpm. Call J iJn .it MACHINISTS
752·6841 for appl
LEGAL SECRF.TARY
Medium s1ie Npt Brh
law•r1rm is seekmi? an 1n
d1v1dual w 2-3yrs cor
poratt' & reel t>"tatt' ""
per Must he a sharp
person v.1lh xlnt sk1lh
Type 70.80wpm Call J an
GENERAL
MACHINISTS
LathH&Mlls
at 752-684lfor appt W• ~ pr•M""f k>ola-
.LIQl:OR CLF.~ ifMJ to .... Mocl•ilh
P T i''ull ltmt'. ni11hts & to wortl • ow ,_...
" k n d., t: x p or " ti I c iMOlt pllototype tMip
trnin CM 646 8262 frOM 4:00PM to 12:30
Linhl/Costf•l• 'M 12-d sWft). YCMI
11 .,kpr. 5 d)' "'k ... tt..W.to .....
Ravfront. Bolboa S25 d,1 Clfld opa• prftl-'oft
t~ m.3437673-5545 _ lathes. "'"''· n 1ad
LOAMSECaETAIY b liuprlflh, hoytt
Pres t 1i1 o u., n c·" lulowl~ of b,.lc
moru1a1?e loon compttnv s h o p T r i 9 • o r
T\ pe 60\\ pm rt.ink G•oMdr'y Oftd hoY• e'c·r ov.. or 1nciu r.inr•· _ _.of....__.
hackuround prefrrrl'd .,,,_. °""' _... """"''·
Ir v ine <:o mplex Ph Tffw~~
fi14 1201 An\11ml' I.
"kndi.
Lnl Attl'TW1ants P T ''"" S :J 2 S p f' r h r l ,, I I
MACHINISTS
lmmedh1te opetilnJC!I duc-
to 11rowth and promo
lions (or the rollow1n~
SHEET METAL
WOIKIRS •
TOOL&Dli
MAICRS
•
TOOi.ROOM
MACHIMISTS
•
APPl.Y lN PERSON
LEAR SIEGLER
TRANSPORT
DYNAMICS
3131 W SeiierslJ'Om
Santa An1t
F: 0 E Mffill
!lf<ttd' «pplv The Inn at
l.••l!Un<t. 211 :>; Cott->l
II"'' La1tuna fkal'h
MAIDS
fo"'Cpf'r1t>nced full 11mt• A
"t•1•k1·11d.'> b42-30JO
!lt.\IU~ "\'.\'.'T t-1> 11.il>I ~
"'' It\\\ r.aeuria U~h ,,94 •U\!12
M.11lroom II.· Pnnl,h•>P ,,.;
"·mlih F 1 h1 '> fle-c 1hl1·
\>.Ill tr:11n "Ion ·!>mok<'r
,;i to '-t :•rl A r·r•I\
lit 'lpm 0 \1SITF. l'hoto
t•1.t11 h11 '· 330:1 11 .<rhor
111111 l 'n11 f' :-..1· \I
~1 .11nt1•nJJln• m<1n 1111 ... .,
u n 11 ·• P' tomplt-ic m I · \I
r..12 54nJ. 121J111t.S 311.'>1
MAIMT&IAHCE
~Bri1r1t11Ave C~
I lk south ol Baker orr
Redhill.
~-4480 E 0 .£
Maintenance/Sales
INDOOI Pl.AMYS
We are lookiniz tor an
ou11w1niz person to sell 4·
mamlam mdoor plBnl~
full & part time posit1oni.
av:illablt-lweekend11 r e
quited Pleas<> 11pply in
rier11on Mon thru f''rt, 11·5
ROGER'S
GARDENS
:t301 San Joaquin
Hills Road
CDM 640 5944
M2 r Tme. WtllinJt lO "rk
on comm for 60 dy trn'I.!
phase then sal + 1·omm
D.\ 646-4222: €'Vs54R·fl98S
MAHA GE«
F or Gloria M<ir,hall
F11111r<' S:ilon
lhw + 1n1·c·ntl\t• !-.ah•'
1·ic 1wril•nn• ht·l1>ful hul
v. 111 t I ;t I n (' ,1 II p ll I
&ll x:Jll
\1 :int1IJ1·t11nnc
TIAIHHS Our m'""'"'' f:Jr 1l1t j, .. , a• 11·pt1n11 tri11n1·t· mol<l1n1•
'm,11·h1nt• •1f1t•rat11r' f111
'"'inc I'.. l?l'a\Md !.hdt-.
\ 1·n t·l!·<in v. urkm,:i con
1h1io•h v.ork 71• hr. 1xl
f•H H hr' i\11 b('nt-flh
1·r11n11an\ p1I 1ncl11din1.
\I 1·tl A fi1'f\l.1I tn!. . 11rnf1t
... h.1t'1n1.! M11~l l>t: <iblP 11. 'fl'"'k lY unrln'>lan<I 1-;nl! EMI
"fi.'\ Hr1ce ... 1\\1·. (''.\.f
~fi44HI )o: 0 ..
~1.1lu1 ,. w11mJn tu "'orl. hination person Must
have vahd Callr. 11c
Furnis h OMV r eport
Minimum aJ!e 20. Pen·
n) s a\'t'r, 1660 Placentia.
Costa Mesa.
denti. and mor~" For 1m· Demonstrate toys & House<·learnnl! P T. F 1'.
mediate rons1derat1on J?lfts. Complete traininJ? o" n trans Top SSS
contact Personnel. No deliverina or collect· 673 0968.6464871 ---------i 7:11 3<J27
•CCUl!pmy paid
fMdieal .....
•Co ... _, paid
r.+i,...,....
• 2 wHtrs •ocotioa
ofttt 10~
MECHANIC
I rn 11\1"'11t1!e •>IJ('ntnl! lfl ;;
,,,,. m.1n m;unt.-n.1nf t
ti• n 1rln11·nt 1111 ;1 1·11n
, 11 nu• r l'I t•t l run H"• ,, '
I' 'I' '" wom,111 ' .111parl'I
I II L I d " \ I I I J I' I
'17:1 71001•\l'I>
LEAR SIEGLER Oriver-Warehouseman
•FT. Xlnl bent'fll!>, muM TRANSPORT
inJ?. N<'ed car. Call ---714·551·5346 collect to see House~l'<'per. full t1m.-hne purt·l1m<• shift. for rl'
GiFTS'NGADGETS tireml'nt horn<' Coocl
Our29lh Year benefit<; Newp'>rt Viii~
642 S86! have Jld dnvmiz re<'ord DYNAMICS 540-4242. 3131 W~.eerstrom , ________ - ----- -
---------SantaCa9Z702 GENERALOFf1CE llou11ek<>eJ>f'r&Helpcrfor DR IVERS · CHECKER TYPISTS elderly lady Gd cook
CA B Rood drivmiz re-E m ff/h SECRETARIES lovely surround1n es.
cord. mature individuls. _ •.• o •.• E •. -------i ACCOUNTING CL ERKS must have car. hve·1n 493·8888 local refs. 494-4409
•DIUYBS• F.XECtmVF: Top Pay No Fee HOUSEKEEPER-live-m
INVENTORY
40PEOPLE
NEEDED
~Pl 28th & 29th
lnm<>7 3'14 Oil
I.t·~1\'tnl? from On I.mt• of
f1tc llA'.\1 Tran,portalum
~ rdrt"s hml'nh pro
'uted S3 40 pt·r hour
CALI.1'0DA Y
557-00'!15
LOT AT'Tt-:?l:DA 'T
nPf'd('(j full fir pa rt 11 ml•
\I u~t be 18 ~·t>ar<; old
557 0520
Lun<'h School Supen"or
,r.1d<>s 61h. 7lh & i.1h
I><1\1' S<·hool. 2 Jlflur'
:.1 ond.1\ lhru f nrt."
SJ 25 p rr hour (' .11 l
Cher\l t• E r :.a ~," 556·34~
• T 1tt1 paid holdoy'
•Discomh a.
lrwtS..ndl'' prodillch
If 'fCMI ~ ~t.d.
pl•ow 9're n o cal cw
dropby.Wecr..-
Moftday tt.n Friday
frOfllt 7:10 AM to 4:10 ,M.
'"'"'' 1.11111!\ JI ''"JX>n<.1hl1• for 11enn .rl,
\t.11ur1· 11t•r<,oo .... inti•cl fnt
t• I l'\•·n111L' "''rk rtr
l.11111·' I 11111rl! .... alon
463 llMIYl
MICHAt41CAL
DESIGHB fie
d1
t la 1' t c
tb "' · •ML TIME• SECRETARY
Typ1n1? & SH. ffn ore
fu n ctio n s Recept &
phones . Assistant to
Gener a l M.l!r . La.euna
Bch Corp. 494-1146
PaidWeekly wanted b y Senior MOlllLL Citi~en. must dnve. opp Cf\-Llr\:. LVN
m1 I 11.tnlf JI ~ t•li'< lrtl otJ
r••11.11r ••f hand 111111,
rt1.11 h1 nt'r\ \ f'h tt l\·' &
1.11 "t l \ Rf' \OU r "" n t'""" w 11hou1 1)1·1n11
h•"'lt'<I f,)(rt'llt•nl v.1irk
inc c•>nthl•''n' \\',1111·.:;
commmsuratt' v.1\h t'X·
Jl\'rtt'~ Appl)' tu
•. SJ.
3020t.d .. A•e c..e. ......
F.icJ)l'M('nC'I' 1n dKll!O o t
"mall m~1rh1ne parts for
m•'<'h;tn1 <.'a l anfl ele1
trome-thBnt<'lll m11rh1n1·
r>&rts Respons1bl1> for
dt">11m. lnvout & detail.
Small des1~ d epartment
pronrt1•<; en\ ironmen1
df N e a t a p p e a r a n c e .
knowledae of OranJ?e TempouryServlces ty to .supplement Social
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veh icles. $3.10 per
hr. +incentives. Call
Mark 751·2686.
Irvine 752-6666 Serunty. La Habra area
EOE MIF 12131 691 -6043. •71 1• . . . 675 6760
Executive assistant. Top.•----------HOl-,S-F:K-E-EPER;-ov.n
notch person lo m&naRe ---------omce stalf. deal w /boa.rd &_.q c3r exper only Rer·s
J)river-Delivery pers on
ror equip rental store
Mechanical & clerical
&kills req. United Rent
All. 645-0760
or trustees. artustic & ad· ~ General W Sday week Lueuna Hills
mintstrative person nel _c_~~n=._req<!_.7~7!'!6-_
Dl.IVHS
M <'n or women 25 y rs or
older. Know the coast
-<"ities. Net SIBO a week or
more. OranJ?e Coast
Yellow Cab. 17300 Mt.
Herrmann. Fountain
Valley. !No or Slater
l>etwn Newhope &
Euclid >
O r 11a niiational .
sec r r tarial & ad -
m in1!'lrative skills vita I
South Coast Ref14?rtOry.
957.26()2
F.xrrcise Tnstructress
SG.00 Jl4?r hr. Will train.
Work m your area Write
C'alif. Aerobic Danl·e.
3946 5th. Ave. San DieJ?o,
92103
--------!FACT ORY T RAINEE
Ory Cleanin11 Countt'f
help wanted. Full or part
time. Exp or wlll train.
751-4357. 637-0856.
iiood pay. xlnt future in
rast J?rowln$! plastics
ad h e s ive co . 1537
Monrovia Ave. N. 8 .
548-5125.
ll.ICTIOHICS f" e m a I e F a ~ t o r y
JOIS
AVAii.AiLE!!
TYPISTS
WAREHOUSE
ASSEMBLERS
NEVER A FEE ..•
Bonuses, call today!
Havtn~ a hard time find -Packa1?ers. S3. ~5 per hr.
ini? work? Are you m · to st art. Merit raises. N .B.
terested m a career in 1537 Monrovia Ave. N.8 . ORG
electronics. weather _543_.s_i25_. ______ , EOE M/F f •o r cc a s t i n J? ? r Fiizure Consultant part
tele phone/telet ype in-Ume wanted. Wiii lra inJ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.
stallation & repair. The woman 3.5-55 to work in
California . Nation a l ladies reduclnlf salon.I•--------•
Guard is l~lDll Cor men Must be well l!roomed & •BBAL OMCI
& women interested in out·J?oiniz. Hrs. 2-8pm S7SOTOSTART
J?eUiniz . ~he~ in todays dally. every other Sat. MORES WlTH
competitive job ?'ar~et. 9-3pm. UploS550 permo. EXPERIENCE
WE TRAIN YOU. Thasis Call Mr s Sullivan 5Girl0ffice
your ioldeo opportun!tY 631-2444. · Vaned Activities
to earn a substantial ---.-------• We WillTraln
mopthJy income. have a Floral Desiitner. exper.. Compaqy paid benefits
'G E N E R 0 U S Mature. Ref. required. Mabllshed
RETIREMENT PLAN, Full & P/T. 556-7870. Wholesale Company
qua I ify for LO W --·· CaJlbetweenS-2
1 NT ERE ST H 0 M E Fry. cook, full or part • 645-3321 In Newport
LOANS. plus MANY lime. will train. Closedl•-------•
' MORE BENEFITS! For Sun. ~lnn.S49-~ -·-------
' further information call Fullti~roocr&bever .. e GEN\.OFFC
Job n M c Nu It Y • l waitress. Uam to 6pm. Full time permanent (714)~7363or apply •t PrlvateClub.644·5404. employ ment. 40hrs
2e$1 Npt. Blvd., Costa --weeks, some nites & Sat.
Mesa.Calif. Gardener/Handyman.ex· ore duties Incl : acct's
&IC11IOllCS ~~:· ~1f.: ~8;.=t°l)e~ rec. credit, phone s •
C t · d I cashlerin11. aome uper, r:i~e;:,.. =l~lf!c,~~~ _s._4_r_M_w_k_ys_on __ Y_·---1 be lpCul. Benerlts incl
ln~rested in e1ectnloica e oeral Handym an for paid Ina Ir v1catlon or weather forecaaUnir Vlrlety of Jobs . Ell-•aturenon-nnolrerpm.
No eitper. nttesaary. We perience preferred but .\Pplyinperson:
Q r f e r F R E E will train the rli bt ..._.. .........
V 0 C t\ TI 0 N A L perlOfl. 8encJr Brothers SouthCoaatPlasa.C.M.
, TRAINING WJTlf PAY. Maintenance Services. 01 1 ""'-"~ ...... RETIREMENT PLAN. 9'11·3837 r r•n8Y wan...,.., 4·
LOW INTEREST HOME -ldays wtr. 10.3fm· Salary
L 0 AN s. FR g E General om~ help WIJlt· ~t!~·.·~3·.06,.75~.!J>lt. • "'I' Jt AV£ L. • II ANY ed f« 1'ul'niture ttoft. ""' """" "' .. w MORE Bf:NEP'ITS. W• 8otneMIUD~.Jlu.tbede·1.IT_3--4848 __ . ___ _
.altO have openlQ• for pend able, mature
• automatve 6 d iesel woman. J\all lime. ITIO GUARDS
mtthanks. telephoae in· mo. to ltart. MerU Pull Ir part time. All
'stallen . mt dlU ". • ~ltea. Apply in pel'1IOll •r•••· U niform• c 0 0 II s . M 1 Lt A R y TUft .• rrt: HOon to J. 1111 f\lrnl1bed. A«H 21 or
V!TERANS EARN Newport Blvd. Cotta °"~· JWinc1 ..tcome.
',SPECIAL CREDIT for Mesa. No nl*Mmce nee. App-P•t • f'ft1rtmftlt. For•--------·• 11 Unlvtnal ProtectJon
Housek<'eper t Lil<' I/Car<>
for mv moth<·r l\latun• perso~. 64S-4141_!.W~·-_
JIOU!lf'k.l'<'f)('l'1'. full ltmt' &
P IT . l?ood workml? CllnOI
t ions. 8 pd hohfl a \''i
F: 0 F:. Bayview Manor.
642 3505
HOUSEKEEPERS
& MAIDS
For an exclus1v<> private
rec;ort Start 1mmed
Exp prererrefl Will
train. F'uJI lim<> Appl\• in
p<>rson. 419 I" Coast
Hwy. Lag lkh or call
7141494·8521. a s k for
Elaine
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1ca~,n. tn<>n Kelly r an I
1n c lp ' Tempor aryl
1work means n ncx:blt• l
1work srnedulc Top
•pay. pa!d vacat!on:...
never a fl•e
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Come In Today
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2102 B~!nei.s
Center or. Vt'
Sulte208
HuntmJ,tton BN1cn
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8007 Wamrr Av£•
,215
Laguna Nl1?uel
Hl.0542
2795\, Cabot Road
Santa /\nil
flMIJO
715 N. Main
<In H&R Block
()(r.ttl
L Equal Opportunity
EmplO)'ermt f · I
----~-----• m or t lnlormaUon cell ••mM OMCI a.nlu 11%6 w. 5th 'J 0 " a JI t N • l t y , Sml pub&hin«i firm It etreet. Santa Ana. In· ln11ur1tnce ' C71')1J9.7113 Oil' •PP.If et Htlrln• ,reneral offlte tervlew boun t.12 Ir l-4 GROUP Health Cl•lms "'za a Npt.. 81..t.. Coeta wort"tr. Stm.,te deriHI •on thru PJi. Eumlr•tr. uperiftlced
.._..11 ... c.ut. clutlo . rel ued •t·•---------et leut I year. Sal•ry • snos .... Met.\IN noft• Key Mom. Kldl tin.Uy optn l'tlone5617t>7 ~lhdnllkAeNmblypoal· 1mkr prtferrt4. Alto ,r one . Th om p 1 on•---·------
'! lion open. No ex per ... klni lhJl>P•trec.t•· Bl~ e pr Int need• Get GREEN cuh , ·......_ Wlll tnln. sa.10 bl" clertc. A.tk rcw Pa. cltfver/operator. We'll forWHJT£ejepbants
l&art. C8ll .aa '°" .....,, llMl Computtr train. a&M·! Airway wlthaO.SltfedAd -' .Anofl•IMl'f, Ln.HB Avt .. C.M.S.lm. cal1842·5678
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rl1nic Pull timf' '1;"' 3723 81rr h SI !\I ri n . Fri PI ea' .t n t
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JAMrTottS
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h o n u "s e i. P r e f t· r
H'ntpuncture exper Call
540-0511
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CostaMesa
CAt262'
171 4•546-1030 bf"'
for rhal1 .. n1?1ne \\Ork a~
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;\1{'Charuc. ert-n .1 repillr'I v.nrk benefit'> & wal!t"'
forapthow>e. Experrt' (.'untat'l Pt>r'i onnl'f.
'l rt Satan• n!'l!Ottablt> 557 9051 fo~Qual Op F ull 11mt> <la} \\Ork for
rnen & v.omcn. Nv. pt
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Wt'l>l J Daily 1'1lot
D~ffttw Di~isiOR
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l"mplmt•r \I ~
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7 to 3 :.> Mon lhru rrt
dav Xlnt co IH'Tlcf1t~
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Inspectors
Shape Your 1~
Future At ~I
E•cellent opportun111es for exper•eflCed lnSPl'Cl<>•S co 1t1•n ou•
expanding ream 10 teh lollowrng areas
INSPECTION SUPERVISOR
2nd Shift
Aequrres a m1n1mum ol 5 years 0 C supervrs1on
expeflence with 1horough 11.nowtedgt' oc USAS v 14 ~
blueprint d•mens1ons 1equ11ed Will 011erseP 110111
inspection function
PRECISION MECHANICAL
INSPECTORS
1 at I 2nd Shift
We are see1<1ng 11\d1v1duals to inspect l1rs1 11r11cll'
machined parts and equipment u51ng standard
1n1pec1ton techniques ancs prectices Must be able to
read and use engineering drawings
PRECISION ELECTRONICS
INSPECT.OR
ht Shift
Requires basic ltnowtedge of electron1ea and etectnc11I
th&Orf7 ab1llty to use 1TM1ch1n1ca1 1n1pec11on 10011 and
read blueprints
RADIOGRAPHIC &
ULTRASONIC INSPECTOR
2nd lhlft ,..
We are eeelllng an tndlvldual quellfled at Level II 1n both
e1tegor1e1 tor a m1n1mum of 2 veers Knowledge ot
NAVSHIPS 250-t~·I ne1pful Requires 5 years
expene"ee In NOE
In retur" for y0ur valuable s11111s. we otter 1opcompet1t1ve wages and
en Industry leading b.,,e111s package which l"cludet Ille. me<i1cat,
prescription. •nd O.ntal coverage alono with t3 paid l10llday1
Including Chriatmea shutdown, coat of living r11ses. 'generous
retirement. 1na mucl\ mOfe. for 1mmea1a1e con11derat100, pleaee
contact:
LEAR SIEGLER. INC.
ENERGY PRODUCTS DIVISION
2040 E. Dyer 9'0MI (Red Hiii i Oyer Roed)
Senti An1, CA 12706
(714) l40-121C
I
front 11(f1< «' J)t'r,on {)l)j • QfACE MACHINE ror '011 l'all t.40 07fi(l
REPAIR MEf>lt'/\I. O.Ffo'IC'.F
h11'hh t'\l1Pr 'harp frrini nff11·t' All pha,,:,. Top
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lni;uran('f' Companv ha'> ;1.1 :.45 ~-.Iii
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for ,1n !lffiu· \1.u hln•' \ ' P' n I! 'I.' l l '. I 5 l(q1.11r I er-.on Ill OJWr•llt' 25hr., \\t:'(lk \: II Good
1n hou<;4' repair far1ht it>:> µ;i, 6444311 fo r :ill olflC't' machine~
not <.'<wrred undt>r main· MEDICAL
t••n:tnt'I' t'OOlr3ClS. C()O .~B'Tl s• 1111n a pr.•\ t'ntuttvt' E"-OHi ''
m.11ntt•nanl'I' pro1.1ram loy docto.' ofc, ••·
fnr .111 off11·•· m:ithtnf'<; per'd Oflly. 646-3903
.inll m;11nt:11n mventorv --------or nl'C't'~ ... nrv mnc h1ne Merrhandl,4' Pt•r .. on in
p,1rt.... \ 0<·:•t1onJI lrude ll'rt>Sh1d 1n Oll'rrhand1'>
.;net or lt>t'hnt1·a l edul'B· tnl? Flex1hle hr' L1quoi
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PACIFIC
MUTUAL
Personnel J>copartment
700 Newport <.:enter Dr
N('"l>Ort Beach Ca
Or COOlBl't ·
RaC'ht>I Rollers
1714) 640-3933
An Equal Opportunity
F.mployer M, J;'
MESSENGER
Must be responsible &
dependable llave ow11
car & a l.!d dnvinl! re
cord. 30 hr-; l!uaran.
teed/week. S3 25/hr +
18' /mile . Plt'OSl' contact
,lonnne R·30·I0:30am,
549 8871.
MODILMSCottTS
A llrattivc• Females Only
SSOOwk +. 645 6896
Mus1dnns wa nte d .
voca lis t . .euitarist
bUSS<'S. synthPSl7.er . for
Punk New Wave Band.
Must be female 16 to 21. I•--------. Call Sue <7l4 IBJ3.87J6.
MAINTENANCE
ELECTRICIAN "A"
1mmea1ate 2nd s hift opening lor a
Maintenance Eleetnc1an wlln 5 years
1ourneyman 1ndustr1al maintenance
experience Ab1h1y to read schem1111cs
and own hand tools ,.equ1red A
backgrouna 1n a monulactur1ng
environment 1s prelerred
In return tor your valuable sltrlls we offer
top compe1111ve wBges and Rn Industry
leading benehls p&ckage which includes
medical and· hie insurance. 13 paid
hot19ays including Christmas shutdown.
cost of hv1n9 raises. generous rettre"lent
and much more. Fo r immediate
cons1cte1atlon pleaee contect
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<'o UU \'t hard••n Ma.JM m('(tacal elcctroolr ~mp1&ny I ·ri•ncllttr Mi(kocf for Moo ---ullery prleea. orlJ longhr.llblbr.~ UOS e-,:t:ro~.':.o~h ~t'nt. Seed onr tard for ndl
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Salar1 eomm ••Mral• horth nd & l le" cxperlcnctt h Jp(ul Wt yr1 ' C'•ll '40·4TN • •AttWIOM• • IUOO ~ Out.lcnecht. w1yanf. Mixed bllc Lab. -...... 1111 sulC'd ttUractlve tair •'•._,... Call T\M' Fri ....... Stud ,... h UOO Shlmbu 9550 buy r I L -•trap. meetlnlf alrUne ...... " •1ood aptllud ln math w atre 1n """' ~y ·~~e er11 all :i for only '3.ooo: Call tuna •. 3 yrs. OVtl ....................... t.D ft'!Quiretnellta. Pre-
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Mule ur fo"enuh.• full Tiill•phunt> !>Oles. parl helllth & maMers 10 yrs SS ea. 125 ull. End tbl SS NO CARD? time. mu111 hovt' mh1 p Hi Waaher 'dryer apt. size old. acts3.548-2402 Liv rm <•urlo1ns & knuwlfdJ:.,-ot 1"1allbo.1i. S11IM l'l'n<en 'IX'r'd f~ tlml' n u<'I witd 10 white. Lady Kenmore sheer11. h.cht tan llath Draw your. own or send
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Tlll'.:COL'NTY FAJR ,........ •u1~•r 11e<>1~tarlol ~1 ieen~ru l o f« s kills 644·6900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l 'ASH PAID "all SJl """ ..
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ObJeds oC real value 7 14·54~8.WT
Mlscc .. •-1010 COM 640·5944 p<'rtl,\ V1,1t us & see S l':CPRITY A<:F:NTS foropf)l.6457565 -- ---T m F · n f> 1714 11!11--------•I Call Mr Stone 540-4023. llntl'I Full llml'. will Wl'\ITRESSES·forfOl)(I& 1 ° .v a · · 1 ·1<'f't•!>sonc.os CPdar Glf'n •••••••••••••••••••••••
fl I train. various !>hirt!I l•---------1 t'O<'kta1ls. Apply 111 lillr 9""1 ~----Tov.nhomt'f>, 2554 Elden I hp J ph air l"<1m1Jrt">,<1r
l\tl't,a Vl'rdf> Swim & Ten· n" Club l\1Pmber.ihip ror
-.alP Hrai.onable
•17!4611G
Newporti-r Inn, M4 1700 Tram('(' f'.~xperiencc man I! r Roy Ho t" I Doer 1040 AH' Cotita Me.II II t<• r.
.IOt' Avila t'XI 587 F: 0 f': ALL JOBS Laeuna 425 s. c~t Hv. \' ••••••••••••••••••••••• tla1h 00.fi'734 Sales
A.ssitt.t/Wet S:1IP'I .... ,..
We are look1n2 ror 2
fas hion minded lad1C'\
c xpcr1t'1'1<'l'<.I m 1-:uropc·an
clothinl! to ass1'll our
ManaS?er 1n s'alc' &
mana1wment Full time
pos111ons avail 1m
med1a1ely Sa +com
m +profit l'!har1nf.! Call
for appt & 1nterv1ew
THE LOOK
Wantf'CI vounc mt'n 1.1.ho
will ~ct 'alonl? w<.'11 with
women C:;ill Mr
Thomp<.cm 540 402.1 9 t
ANDWIC'll S HOP ·
<·ounler & other duhP~
f'lexlble dvs 12·S. soml'
.,,, kncl hr'i avail. appl} at
Ripp~ Sandwich Shop
322•~ Marine l\\t'
flJlhoa Is le or c all
li7S :!71:!
~<'OPJ-: OHILLEH. \I.Ill
SECuarTY
PA 11t0L & SA.LES
Ne('d lll l!ood pNple Ill or
oH·r Comp:in) ~1ra l
t !t 11 or rnmc m bet ween
lflt1m 2j.lm.
540..6336
MOltLE
Protecffoft SerricH :m10 I lurhor 81. Ste 2{fT
<"<*la Mt"a
SALES OF:L!Vf:RV tr 1 r ain \lo ,.,nme t''I
\ ou need a dh'l'nl pavmii rwr1rnc·e Call for uppt
JOb up to $4 $fi + , f'V1' S!\2 16.'W. Or !;49 :18117
S ERVICE STATION 1\T·
TENDENT-Cul l time.
S4 00 hr + comm1ss1on
644 ·ll'1S.S usk for F:d S9pm. rail aft l pm.s,.·c-RF'f .. llY rr .. !\JJ.fl8\l . · • I\ II 11 ! S1•rv1('f' ~t11t1on Allt•n
'111111 . '>l'rVH'C• l';!r~ & hl?ht
ri•pa1r 21100 W Collst
lfW\
_ ___ IA ork .. mall cro" inc
SALES 10F.l.IVF.RY Pro ma nuf.H·lunnc (.'11 TnlJ phont>~ Mark<-t1nc h1r1n11 pav ;.rnd h<'n,.f1t'-f'l'rni.1
rnr F 'T I' T. Mon-1-'ri n <' n I 1-· 11 m •· SH
s:l7-l544 Enl!lnt"t'rlllj.!. RJil l'rrJ(llH"
--- -lion Pl. Newport Heh P time» i.h1ppin11 cll'pt
flt' x I UIC' hr~ s:i 7!\ to
s larl Qvt>n now 752 7591 SALES
·Fine• jewelry <·r vst111.
rhina Part or full·t1me
Ca II fi7J.93J4.
Sales: Halston RouUque.
So. Coast Plaza. Pt-time
evt>s &. Set's F.xper m
1\mericen Couturl' prt'
f'd 1-~or appt call 54-0~0
l\1on Sat 10·5
<.,3)('!o,
ti<ll! 8584
.,,,-SF.C'RETAUY Shi -1--c•.--A.ff ._ f;xpt'rif'm·e with strong PP nq .,..... l"UC•
l 11rnnl!. & !.horthanlf Dri•er •
s kills full llm<' career Exp'rl l'r at er/ Clean
01,portunity Appl,v in dnvmj? rerord Apply tn
pl'r'!on to· Mr Furntcs person. f'...dler lndustne11.
a t Robert Bein. William 210l Dove St. N 8. Acrost!
Froi;t & Assoc. 1401 Quail fro"'()(" Airport
St Newport Beach SHO--E • 1 L-,,-p -,-11 ---• ----J • • SA • .-,., . I· u EClff AllY /GEHHAL Top cht·nu..-c:ood m OfACE C'OmP -+ bNlP C'hldm'
Hootf'r"' :-lpl Reh
644·2464 Mr Milter
494·1151 KF:to:SllONU Puf!'\ AK <' ~aC'n(1ce' Mu!lt 'lell 1"0 FREE WANTID DltfV!R l'hamp '"" M ~· 1'1·1 & 11·nt' of le homl' I<""'' ' h 11 v. P v t µ t " p1llov. hvml! rm 'u1tc·
IF YOU ARE: .... ...-.att.J frowt
school? ···••M'i .... work force?
LooldRg for • ~
dt..,.7
St•lrl11q b•thr
IM1tdlt1?
Job doMr' to .... 7
tr So
CARRY FOX
Hf\S
SUHDA Y OHL Y 213 fl97 134.5 a rt G pm l!la'l,IOP c·off Pl' & l'n<I
To dehvt>r Da1lv Pilot tabll'l> "" l'rt>e:lenn1. U '•' bundlcs lei rarners. Re AKC Gldn R1-tnl'\~r pup<. k I! ', tid rm 'ti i I c·
quires \·an or Jarl!e '!ta lluntl'r'>. 1Alr lfol!<, Kit l'arthtorw l:1m1h rm .... t
t1on 1Aal!on and a i.!OOd <.'ha mp P <•d1l!r f't-fllt kt all lahlf' "Pn1I
dnv102 record Phoor 4936Nil commodt>1. hookla''''
6424321 a nd a sk for f'l 'Rfo~IHll-:1> c;f<t.<\T H•l\t>l r ha1r., llahJn
llarn S('<>lev or Don IMNI-..'> Lii. IS .... ,.. .. k.., formal 1rnm1• 'l1 lamf)" W1lhams ~ Granrlrathfor <lork Kin•
F:Qt 'AI. 002 ~ h;ill piano componf'OI
OPPOBTI'~ITY ----\tt·n•o t'lt Call for JPl't
EMPLOYEJl Pomer.en1 :10' Hlrindf' 11-17 lf>lh
WARF.HO\ISfo~
f'AITORV
ASSEMFn.F:RS
Little or No F.xpenent·1·
ft'rn. l H R;in• 1 ha mp
ri'fi 'a hit• m11h· 8 "k fl·m
\llOlfC' '41hlP llUP l'.4!\ 1295
l'\ t''i
Kl! '' h<"l lrr ... 1 frt.., fnl!
~"'1·1.11 "lht·r '"t:•t"•
/\O\ lllltt' ~,[,ti 7329
EICJM pen e.,.n•ce helpl119 appllc:a..,s Top Pay P:iid Weekly
....,. ...,,._ ......y or HOaREU. •l\KITA J.lllf1'. AKC mah·
L.-M-...._ flt tlll __.. Temporary Sl•rvlce!I l'. fl'm \'1•r\ h1•aut1ful ..,......_-..IX 1 '!"'I" Irvine 752·6661> Ch k EIG7 fob d u191. F..O E. M ... _amp ~~9 7
El gU year• ••· ,....••n •n\I J .. pie ....... ~ po...._
In
la .. ks, Sa•i11q1 Ir
Lomt&.. Mo; t; r Jf L..-6-
ittq & &crow COM-
i-------•lft-HtoY• 1045
$356 WEEKLY jluaran·
teed. Work 2 hrs daily at
home. Start 1mmed
Free n us 11t>ll. Aox
1 l75H. Yorba Linda. CA
92686
WELDF:R w1!mmr eas
t111 & mu! l"<Pl'r Clean
mode rn !!hop l.ate!lt
equip Phone 838-8888 for
•••••••••••••••••••••••
6 mo old "" Sheph<'rd •
Husky malt> All !lhots
Loves kids.497·2088
4mo k1llen frpe tn f.!cl
h o m e M u "I I t' J \ l'
96.1 771(1 apt b\ Sat
1-'r('(' to lm1nl! hnmt' Pup
P•f'" 7"kc; old. mixed
.,mall 894·6579
K1nc.,.1c mallr"s' hux
'IPrms: & framl'. I~ r old
s12S 552-s:m ----. ------
Otntnl! RQOm S<-t Four R,._,.'._;tyw rhair<.
"'1th thnoml kl!" an<I
hl<.t( k \'In\ I M•ah anc1
h ar k s D a rk v.01111
huu·ht•r bl0< k t;ihlC' IA 1th
1 hrnme lt>L!\. ~1511 ur
m.tkt• offer Call 531 1397
,\ftl·rfipm
~~i~ I llull!<.1 tlr:iflml! ----·--·-.-------t1 .. ,k $201 l 1.1.1..od de'k aooers&GAMES !':1~. \torn ln<lustrif',.
~101 V. 1;arn AH•. \an
IJ \n,1 •._111 ·~-·
Romanrf' books by
ll.Jrbara (':1rtlanrl
.. numnous kub' caml">
I;" It ( I 11 I ~ "'" rr11• n ·.., II~• rii;un pnl't'' 1'11 sold
I 1 r I• r .i on• IA 1th :!fl:lR-..; ('~1pell:i. CM
• 111 ~•" llth•·r l'1lh11ull•---------
'"' '\ho 'h'W' Alter :11' ,, 1,v, fl,., Yard \ :iruum New c!ll>t
<.~5 ~·115150
75S-.12lli l'llOTf 1(. f( \ 1'11 IC f \!\
'I \ .... fl-_.., LN u~ • H'Jll'
\111ir r>ht!Cfl !.tnt;1<.\ 1n 1h1• \1 1 ('111 rll1t·k 141n j!a !-1, I• ·, 1111 1 h''''' ,. 1>•1"''' .. a\I. Or11?. cost
• l,1.,,1< 111 1 ,, ii.in• 1• ~11>.'t i\.'kml!S85 759-1216
1h1• 1lr1< .ii clam11ur pin
11 v 11. h ,, 11• \ "r 'I < 1 I ' H
phnlf• I.int;"\ m.t\ ht•
1 ••mplf'l1 'tu•hO '"""'on
1111 lud1111• 1>t11 llX IO 1 •1lor
pr1n1 it\ 1 % t'.111 lnr
,1 p I' I ~I c c: I ·' n •• h ;1 n
l'hnto fir.1ph1<'' 9614 i l41
.1 1 JIC)\ 110111 'h:11n &
n11·cl;1lh1in. rl'la1I SIOOO.
'J<'l lfll't' 5600 G4S ~l!O
;\ r·wport Rl'arh TPnn"
nuh t-'111 f':im1h ''""' b1•r.,h1p $i5'1 i5!l !•J2f1
C'llPY \l \1"111 "\ Y
l "" .1n\ flJJX'r • .
f'rlt 1' 9G2 i033
llnhart ('11rrrr <innrtrr
\Int 11in<I ~._, 11r lw..t of
fl r 6"i3 a>211
ltlOcal aquanum compl
Y. "Ml , ;ib1nrt -;\;end
:!Ol'.11 a11u.1reum rompl
;'Ol•a l mt'lal aquarium
,I\ II lt'.lk' t;_i2.4H72 aft 5
LAMIRETTA
~"""t<'r v. antC'd. coorl 1·nn1I fnr cl1sabled lad)
i till i'Y.!f;
Tl<:KTOCK f.rt
·11mwrs11or
• • Prll't' "ale. dothm11 ~ Ill tn !) 122 540 w. 19th
St C \1
\1atchml! ('()(foe table &
lamp table. S60 pair or
"111 -.c-11 ''•peratdy. !ln1
""O<I l;111der. barstool
,1mhC'r clJ"" l1.1mp. nt
.. 1.inc1. Erm1nP stole
645 9Wi6 Cash onl~
HARDWARE
I.a1tuna Bearh Retail
Sall'!\ P I T Collllt
llardwal't"49'7·4403
lndC'J)<'ntll'n\. d1ve~if1ed
du11e' F1 nanc•1al
St·r 11H'P' t''1rm Goori
!o.ktll'>. t>xpen eni.:e re
quired 640-0123
~ml whlsl D1str nt•t'd'
neat. mtelhl!t'nt pt•r,1>0
for \ :mct~ or duuc•i, 1m•I
order prorN>!o.lnl!. '!hip·
pml!. pcllitm.e. & must I){'
I! Q orl on l(•I P phone
Salary t'ommens urat<'
w/e xp CM 645·5883
pclftl"' tnterv1ew ----·-:l HoldM J..ab.all,hoh fltlrni '\C'l J1kf' Of'\\ :'\'FWPO HT fll-./\CU
U you're not readmg the
IJUle ads m Class1f1ed.
)OU rC' m1ssmJ? a lot or
new!o.V 1nforma11on as
wt'll <L' -.nmc 11real buy:-. W ell attired relial>lr nt•UtC'rrd . \'l•rv fr1endh hool.1 ;L<.r h<'arlb<larrl :?nl f'jrptl\ IPnmoi;fluhtnPm
J)<'r'loo n('('(fed for salf''i & 4'14 11457 \lantl~. drt">wr 54h SZil j' twr•h111 ~:!5 f>l4 12-JS ----S;1l• ... ladv Ladies drc•\i,
-.hop Newport Rra1•h
(1v1·r 25
Secrelarv1Girl Frntay .
HEYERAFH
TO APPLICANT the dc.,1r<' to earn -SSOO+Wkly1nvast~Tov. --~--~~--~-~~-~~-----~--~---~~~--~-~-~~--.
fl7J.~ 10-Gp'!' __
SALESLADY
for exclulllve chlldrenR
store So. Cst. Plaza i-;x n t' r es 11 e n li a I L l'
M 11~ as~ ~9-858.5
Sale11person. permanent
full time. will trann R M
Ahrams Catal111?
Showroom. 11119 N1•wporl
Ulvd .. Costa Me11a.
SalespenlOn wanted rull &
rart 1irne Salerv+rom·
m1:.!l1on. ro bent•ht~ .
1• o o d w o r k 1 n f.! a t
rno!lphere Apply in
pt•rson
STANDARDSllOF.S
J077 S. BrlSlol. (; M
Soles
ROllNSON•s
Mewport
llJ11 Openinl!s For
CwtkW..
P ermanent Full time
rH1~it1oru1 avail. Exper rP
11uircd. Salary +comm
GeM1 .. Sdes
Full & PIT avail. exper
pref.
Sfocll
Full Ume pos avell. ex·
per pref. xlnt Co.
benefit.a. Apply Person·
• nel M·F, 10.12.
#Zfu U•ltl.d
1.0.L ----------
SAUS-al'TML
Office supply company.
has run time position
available. For appGinl·
ment SS7·9212 Mr WHt Newport~nfnc._
Sale.
Radio Shack has full
time caree r O p ·
portunltlts Ir part tJme
opPOrtunltlee ooenlnlf up
now In the ~ del
Mar • CO&ta Mesa a.reaa.
ff you are a colle1re
11r1J1111le or are current·
h colri..: to coUeie Ir are
:t1••hly "'otlvated
•towa rd, lncreated etm· :1 n t a b a 1 e d o n
:berrorm•n<'t pleue •PP· · ly at SU7 E. COlltt Hwy.
·:cdM • t 803·A Newport
• f\:vd .. C'M
• IADIO S'4AC8C
AT~r.~.._
N a publishin11 com
pany se<'ks person to as-
s ume romplete ad -
m1ni11tralive dutie!I. In·
<'l udinl!. acrurate
t y pinc. d ictaphon e
transrription & phones.
Mu11t be nble to work well
under pressure & de·
adline11. S750 979-3699
SHA.ct< IAR--P /Tltfflt
Cas ht<"rl t-'ood Prep
M aturr OJ)<'ninl! & clos·
lnl! sh1ft.:1 Seacli<r C <;
536.81!(,6
-Snar k b11r & cOl'klall SECRETAIY /Leqal w a 1t rells , full time.
Xlnl typml! sk1lb-rrq nif.!hts & wknd/I. Apply in
J.11!ht S/lf 0 C Airport p('rson Fort>st Lanl's
nre<.1 Sa lary open 22771(,;entreDr.EIToro
8.'il-0441 Stationcr} S tor<' In Sccawtuy'fT ('orona1lrl Marnl'('(Jsex
Sm a 11 • p ea s ;in 1 rH"riencrd sules lady eniim~rin)! office Mon Full t1ml' 5 dayll. xlnl
Fri 1·5pm Must be .eood workinl! rondll F.SJ)<'Cl81·
t vp1i;t 549-~ I\ fmc· rhentele 675-1010 -------------SICaEfAIY Stol'kroom Rec('1viniz
Xlnl oppty for efficient Clerk. food & b<'veraizt> ~al w/top secr etarial dept of pn vate club.
skills to work in fast Newport Beach Sun
pac('(J Npt Heh R E . ofc. thru Thur; 7 4pm Will
Call Llla.83.1-2900. train Cnll for oript
----645·5000Pxt520
secretary/Exe<.' · Hotel. ---------
Top skills rt'Quired. Self Student. over 21 for lltl'
slarlcrtwell orl{anlzed. jnn1lonal work In bar
Newl)Orter Inn. 644·1700 15·2!1 hr11 B wk. S4 50 hr
Carol Warsaw exL S44... Exper. helpful._ Conta,1·t
E.O.E. Mr . Saul . 7.cb s Boathouse. S.A 8.'J.'t .. 946!)
I0:30am-6·30pm
Secretarial * * ATt9fTIOH• * Supervisor
Students Teachers t400t4 SUPllVISOI
Housewives!! Noon Supervisor Urjlenl·
EARNVACATIONSS ly needed by the llunt·
WE NEED ln~ton Beach City School
SECRETARIES Dist. 1"'.i • 2 hrs. per day.
IMMEDIATELY $3.75 per hr. Please ron·
wtth orw/outshorthand 18ct Hunt. 8 <'h City
Lonll or short term. hotl· School Dist. 735 mh. St
day It vacation pay. -HB. Call ~I.
hospitalization avalla·)m---------4
bl•.
VOLT
'I ~-'"" H 11\ 11 ' .I I I / • I '•
TIACt• s• Mtll11W..ted
S71,.DAY
CARRY
FOX
AGENCY
972-9955
1616 E 4tlt StrMt
ShllO,s.t.AM
Open Evs By Appt
TRAVF.LAGENT
Min. 2 yrs rPCent exper
Inter'! & domestic com·
m 'I snit'!!. needed for lrl?
automated Irv aaency
Salary : w /exper
Qualified only
_,_7_14_J%2_!7~J-~~~
inl! new buslncss. Call
4~
WOMEN ....
We have a nt>w coni;umt•r
product here that we
want your opinion on
will pay you S8 tri com(' m
and fill out ques t111n
naires on wha t you think
Takes l~s than 2 hri;
Sept 17 & 18th will bt• a
special study for micro
wave ov('f'I or food pro
cessor owners Sept 19th
thru 2Slh ~ for J,!cnernl
products Call 549·8317 -----------
WOODWORKER Gro""
in.I! mfl! co nt'Cds ~·nl?
man w1mechan1cal ap
titud e . Full time
.woodworlcinl! & llt'neral
'>hf)p ("111 train am
h1\ lOUS hard IA OrkC'r l
Opportunity to 11dvanre.
Sl'C'Url' futUf('. Only thU'>e T,........... 1Aho ure <lependoblc &
F.xper in Domeiitl<' & desire to team need app
lnt'I poe1itlon avail now' Iv Start al SJ 25/hr. C'all
Snlary Open. Xlnt Oppty for appt._~ __ _
P ossible m11mnt pos1----------1
uvall. 5116-4990.
T-Shlrt Printer hos entry
level poi.l\lon open .
De&lre> to leam & wllllnlf·
ness to work preferred
over experience. Full
time 00-8431.
Tupper w a re packer
needed In wsrehouse. 3
da ys p er week .
Knowled~e or product
help(ul Apply Tues.
from UH2. & 1·3. 3621 w
Moort Ave S A fofC
Harbor n eor Ma c
Arthur> ~------1
WOID
PIOCISSOI
Orange County's tarl(rst
land developer hns an
immediate opcnml! ror a
Word Proceiisor with 2
yenrs experlencc Typ·
in11 speed o( RO wpm is re-
quired & VYDF:C ex·
perience preferr<'d Good
punctuation. jlrammer &
spelllntt are a most.
Work in OranJe COtinty'11
most dynamic env1r<>n·
ment. Excellent bent'f1ts.
Please send resume or
reques t appli cat ion
rrom: TYPIST THlllYMCO
546-4741
3848Campus Drive cacroaatrom
WF. NEED AN XLNT ~=~~~~~
Qualified substitute TYPIST TOP WAGES. Equal()ppEmployer
trachen wanted to teach _.C=A=L:L:tm~·l~eoo~----\·~~~~~~~~~l K·l2 students as a reeult :
John Wayne Airport>
Equal ()ppor Employer
or a teacher work atop-TVPlsr Yard men. Rental center
paie. Valid Cal. cred•n· EARL y llRDS has ruJI Umeopenlnas for
ti al or cmer iency Be horM when achoot la 2 men . Mechanical
ci:edentlal required. Ap· out. Resp. for enterlnl Ln knowled1re helpful. Neat •-•-.&• ply el the Peraonnel ot· form•tJon lnto OUJ' com· handwrtUn(l nece&sary.
-·-flceorcall: pute r usln• a vtdeo Weekday otr. Will train. C 1 t wl• "-t UalW tei'mlnal. AIM> will han-1930 Newport Blvd. C M.
R u t Ealate Develop· ScllMIDluitrkt die tten. omce dutlea. .
mtnt CompMy oeedl ex· 2350 w Latham, Hemet. Sam to J~m. RequJred Menll u 111 pr'dblof~~ctht nurr . _.'!r1 e · Ce. accurate yplni . W ord ••••••• .... ••••••••••••
fer• >' "'1 COMtn.iu on t· 1u.-2111 prgceulftll exper. de-Ira· ........ IOOI
backoound. Must have hie. Will train •• com· •••••••••••• .. •••••••••
-ood secret.ari•I !1klll11 l>UlOf"opel'at()r. P.A.D.S. ~ .-Y
and be ex,prd. thru trial Teacher·Aldes. 21"1 col· 17941·0. Sky Park Cir.
balence. Salary eom• leae+ext w/OD. adult.a. Irv. !SST.-. £.O.£. ANnfUIMAU.
menaurate with eicpr. 111l11t w/all client needs, ()pen!leiit29.
For bMrvtcw appt. caU S 5 5 o 1 mo. + be De I . H.tw IOIDlthlnl you want 11751 Wtslrnlnster Ave
Jeennt Norman . 8 : 80·4Pm. U nited .. toaeU?Cl...n.ctadado 00. 564.elOS f7a.2m. Ctr bra\ P•l•Y 546-$780 lfWell. IG-5'11. Spact9 ltlll avall.
TO WOMEN IN BUSINESS I
COMING Sunday, October 14, 1979
in the Daily Pilot
A
TRIBUTE
TO
THE
ORANGE CO~ST'S
SUCCESSFUL
WOMEN
IN
BUSINESS
THIS IS THE
ACTUAL SIZE AD
F-or best rep roduction, a
clear black and white
photo of a ny siu can be used. Vour message will
accompany the p icture
In this s pace. It you
choo se not to publis h a
picture, fill the space
wlttt your message.
Netk>n•I Women In 8ualneN Week la October 14 tttrouth 20. To honor •r••
women In bvlfneH, tnduetrJ and comm.re•, the Detty Pltot wtn pubtleh • ~·
trtb\119 In tta October 14 edition.
Our Salute to Bulfn•H end Profeaelonal Women tt an e1tc:epttonal oppGrtuntty
to lntfOCIUce a new or tongtlme Heoclat• to the .,.opte Of the Orange CoHt, or
to hdnor awardl, echlevement• or contrtbuttOne.
Bulfnffawomen Salute notlce9 wtM be two cofumn by two Inch .. aech, wtttl •
pf'leto you pro•tde. The coet ot each notice I• ontr 120.
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ORANGE COUNTV;-"6\LIFORNIA MONDAY. SEPT~BER 17, 1979 Fl FTEEN CENTS
Deiiil Youth ltlemoriolized • ID
8) f'RSDl£aJCK SCROEMEHL
·-0.... ..... ••1' or...,. Oow\ty S\.lpertor Oourt
J*'Se llnK"e Sumner toda}' ht-Id
cpurt in memory of Vincent
Martin Young, the 18· ear-0ld
Weatmlntte r youth who d1t.·d
after the judge ordered an end to Ute 1upport measures
In a statement re leasf'd ai. he
took t.be bench lhtb morning,
JudJle ~er Sllld, "M y he
rest ln peace and may the mem
IX"r" ()( h !'i family nnd <-Omfort
in Lhe lmowledJi?l' that their un
"t lfish love for him guve \h"m
the coura&~ to act lo uccord(Ult'~
with \ht-dtt'h<'jj of their ron
<'tt•ncetohtithourofneed •·
Al'llf\tl at lhl' rt..'<lU ·~\ of M~
Ntn&t J ~ne Young , Ju dg~
Sumntr on Tuesday ordered that
a venuJalor whtch allowed \he
b4.>\ lo breathe be turned off It.
subsequenlly was disconnected
ubout 10 p m Friday night.
Youn.: dlt.'d about two hours
later.
Young and three high school
corn vunaons were returning
from .m afternoon ut the beach
April 24 wht'n Ule1r car went out
or cont rol and crashed o n
Gothard Street in Huntington
Beach Young was pinned
beneath th wreckage when the
car came to rest after rolling
over .
Despite emergency brain sur· gery al Hoag Memorial Hospital
in Ne wp o rt B e a c h .
Young fa iled lo r egain con·
sciousness. He was placed on a
ventilator which allowed him to
breathe
.Mrs Yo ung, acting as her
son·s legaJ conservator , waited
three months ror signs of im·
provement before petitioning
Sumner -the county·~ probate
judge -for an order to allow
termlnation of \he life support
measures.
Sumne r issue d the orde r
following a hearing in which Dr
Th.o mas Rogers, a Ne wport
Beach neurosurgeon. testified
that Young's brain had suffered
"irreversible" damage and that
the youth could never again be a
functional human being.
Sumner origin ally r uled that
support measures could not be
terminated until Sunday mom·
ing. but later amended the order
to allow the Rhut off al a time
selected by Mrs. Young.
The mother decided measures
should be terminated Frida)
nigM after a last·rnintue effort
failed in which a Santa An a sur-
<Stt YOUNG, P age A2)
Heat. Wave to Snap?
Coole': Temperatures Seen for Tuesday
By MICHAE L PASKE VICH
Of tM Oollly Pllet SUit
Tues day s hould be cooler
along the Orange Coast
Sea breezes and scattered
clouds are expecte(1 to knock
ab ou t five degrees off tern·
per atures that hovered near the
90-degree mark through today
* * *
But i t wi ll rem a in un
seasonably warm with beach
temperatures in the low 80s to
mid·90s inl and, Na t ion a l
Weather Service forecasters
said today.
IC the night and morning
clouds arrive on schedule Tues·
day. beach area residents can
ex peel temperatures to drop
•* * *
Throngs Cram
Beaches in HB
• The summer·s second largest
[
crowd c rammed onto West
Orange County beaches over the
weekend despite what one of
' ficia l called "the wo rst ever"
smog to hit Huntington Beach
An estimated 325,000 bathers
flocked to the water over Salur·
day a nd Sunday, fleeing from in·
1 land temperat ures that reached f towa rd 100 deg r ees. T h e
the rmo m eter peaked a t 90
degrees at the beach.
Huntington Reach fireguard
captain Douglas D' A mall said
the 80,000 people who hit the city
' b ea c h ove r th e weekend
represented the largest crowd
since the big Fourth or J uly
weekend.
Lifeguards at Bolsa Chica and
Huntington Beach State beache~
r e ported 2 45,000 on their
be aches. whe re water tem-
peratures reached a high of 71
degrees.
Occasional "shoulder-high"
waves and offshore n p cur rents
k e pt lifeguards busy a ll
weeke nd. St a le lifeguards
logged 342 rescues. lhe highest
tally all summer.
The same held true for c1ly
lifeguards who pulled 185
Woman Quits
Deepest Dive
HONOLULU <AP> A San
Francisco scientist attl'mpting
the deepest solo ocean dive ever
bad lo postpone her plans to
walk on the seabed 1.500 feet
below \he surface because of a
communications failu re.
•·1 fell exhilarated from lhl'
wonderful view," said Sylvia
E arle. 44, a research associate
of m a r ine scien ce a l UC
Berkeley
But at 1,050 feet, communica·
l ions broke down Sunday
between Mrs . Earle and the
mini-submarine to which she
was attached.
persons from the surf. Lt. Bill
Richardson ~ai d 104 of the
rt"scucs look plal'e al Sunset
B£•ach. which is manned by city
life-guards He said the weekend
rescues lher<' ··more than
tripled lhe number for the entire
mo~lhof A~~ust. ··
Car Pursuit
Conc ludes at ..
Cop Station
A 15 mmute fender-bumping
c·ar chase between two freeway
motoris ts came to a l i re
~q uealin{! halt early Sunday JUSl
inches from the Hu ntington
Beach poltce slallon front door
Officers said one driver
hopped from his car and ran
toward the station as the other
allegedly attempted to hit him
with his compact car.
Police stopped and arrested
2S·year·old Jimmy D. Battles of
Lakewood al 3:45 a .m. when he
apparently realized wh ere he
was and tried to drive off. they
said
The chase began on the 91
Freeway near the 605 Freeway
when the 24-year-old victim re·
IXlrtedJy s werved in front of Bat·
lies. police said.
The victim told police Batlles
rammed his car and tried-lo run
him off the road. The victim.
dnvin{! a small compact car.
sped to the police department
front door in an effort to get
help, Hey said.
Officers said they r an out the
front door and saw the suspect
peeling around the Civic Center
courtyard and heading for the
street.
B attles was arr est ed on
charges of assault with a deadly
weapon and is in custody at Hun·
tington Beach Jail on $10,000
bail.
llemben of the Hunt.lngtoo Beach fligh
School Drill Team perform during p~-·
1ame cer e monies ·at Los Ange
CollNwn Sunday. Rams later prev . , °"" Su Francisco '9ers. 'I'M glrls1 a\ . . .: .. 0 ---~II -a ' ...... ...o.e..-..
back into the' m id 70s b y
Wednesday, with overnight lows
in the60s.
Thal forecast should hold up
through Jo'riday and perhaps
t h r o u g h t h e w l' e k c n d .
spokesmen swd Loda)
Air quality was t'Xpecled lo re
main good along lhe coast
lhrou~h Tue~da\ A mild Santa
AP W•"11Nrto
If air
Rntish pop music sta r Elton
.John revealed a new head
of hair ~tind:t\ al London·~
llc•a throw CJ 1'rport John.
I t.' a v 1 n g • f o r <J t r l p to
Phol'mx. tok1 reporters he
ha:-. ··two operations lo go
h l' f '' r l' i l ( t h t.> h a i r
t r~rns pl an ll 1s Cl)mplctely
fin1 sht'd · ·
HB Council
To S tudy
Treehouse
The fate of a 14·ycar-old boy·s
two·story ln.-.:ohouse could be de·
c1ded tonight when the Hunt
1nglon Beach City Council re
v1cws a report on the lad's struc
lure
Counci l membe r s we re
recently informed that Danny
Craney failed to get a building
and electrical permit for his 13·
foot-high trechousc
J i m Pa I i n, de v c 1 o pm en t
services director, said the coun-
cil must amend the city building
code if I.he structure is lo re·
main.
,.. .
Ana wi nd cond1llon did push
pollutants back towa rds the
shoreline Swiday. but the OXJ·
dant levels were relatively low
and posed no health problem. a
spokesman for South Coast AJr
Quality Management District
-.,aid today ·
F1 rst sta~e health adv1son es
<See COOLER, Page AZ>
* * * 2 County
Brush Fires
Controlled
By ROBERT B A RKER
Of IN O•llY Piiot SI.It!
Firefighters have brought two
fires that ~l'o rc hed Or ange
County brushJand'I under control
while the thtrd and b1gAest blai.e
tod ay has turned back into
Riverside County
The most maJor of the fires
broke out Saturday afternoon
near the Serfas Country Club
west of Corona and burned 3.7~
acr es in Cleveland National
Forest m Orange and R1vers1~e
counties.
Chuck Murphy. a spokesman
for the Orange Co un ty F ire
Departm ent. said the blaze "for
a ll inlents and purposes" ha..c.
been contained m Orange Coun·
Ly after racing acrOSI> about 100
acres
i\ s hift in wtnds last night sent
the flames back across the cOWl·
ty line lo R1vers1de. however.
and fire officials there said ther('
<•re no indication!> when it might
be brought under control
Another fire broke out shortly
after no on Satu r day and
blackcn<'d about 750 acres near
the Ca<;pcrs Regional Park. It
broke out short ly after noon
a bout Ci vc m1 les c•ast of ln
t erstate 5 near the Ortega
l11ghway.
The fire reportedly was under
control at 8 a.m Sunday
The t hird blaze erupted al
Carbon Canyon m the Rrea area
but was brought under control
q u1ckly an d wi thout maJor
losses. according to Murphy.
More than 300 fi refighters bat·
tied the Cleveland Nat ional
Forest fire in lOO·dcgree·plus
heat and 20 to 30 mph winds
One house was par t ia lly
destroyed and two sheds were <Stt FIRES. P•ge A2>
Pair Fired On
SaiUng Along
When someon e asks you to go sa1hng, be sure to fmd out
how big th e boat is. It could be JUSt a surfboard with a
s ail. which is fun. though -.ornetlmc!\ quite wet In an~
event. sailing on a c raft of this s1zt• obv1ou~1~ 1~ a great
way for the skJpper to get cl~e to the rrew
24 Laurel Canyon
Houses in Ashes
LOS ANGELES 1AP 1
Stunned res1denL.., or fash1onablt·
Laurel Canyon were ... 1fl1 n~
through the rubblf" loda} or 24
cu~lom·bu1ll home" dcs troyc.'<i
when a fire blasted bv hot wind ...
raced through the w1nd1~ n· ...
1 d e n t 1 a I o; t r e l' t ... '' r t h t'
Hollywood Hills . 1 Photo~. Page
/\ 71
Homes belonging to blue ...
mus1c1an John Mavall and :ic
tress Mal'kl'n21e P.hillip... weft'
amon~ t hose leveled by the
flames Sunday. <1ccordin~ to
residents or the heanly wooded
canyonoverloolung Los Angele:.
"M '' home. m' be a utiful home.:. said George Hunt ac; he
walked up Grandview Drive to
look al the rwns of his house al
the end of the cul-de·sac. "It
~a""" b<'auliiut. '>t: lus h here ·· Lo~ Angc•lt's Fin• l'l·rartment
,pnh·~man ~cd Chalf1cld said 29
htlme:. wnl· c1thC'r clestrovcd or
cbmdgl•rl tw lh<' fire. ·which
dt•,lro\·l't1 17 cars and caused an l'~llmjtl'<i S3.9 m1ll1on damage
In a h11arre preview of the
nl'\l hea"~ rainfall. which Wlll
bring th<• c·ert ainty of mudsljdcs
Lo tht• noY. denuded h1lls1des, a
houst• on Yucca Trail began shd·
1nR dOY.'Tl to the street bl'low
after a water maan burst and the
water undermined the house
llunt. "'ho 1s M1.5s PhilLips·
ne1f?hbor. said hi' trlNI to fight
tht• flames Wlth a garden hOSI!.
but 10 the end had to abandon his
homl.' a~ the ftrc outraced a
"'ater drop by one of five city
fire department hehcoplers bat
lhnf? the names
Attack on Nuclear
Submarine Foiled
Fi ref1ghters said they believe
the J2().acre blaze was arson·
('aused and four teen·agers wer~
being questioned in connection
With the (1rc
Some o f t he ho mes wer e
valued up to $500,000.
"This is t he place in Los
Angeles for artists, musicians
and creauve people," said Mark
<See CANYON, P•ge A2 )
KITTERY, Maine <AP> -
Two divers tried to overpower a
s ailor guarding a nuclear s ub-
marine at the Portsmouth Naval
Shipyard but fl ed when the
sailor fared at them, the Coast
Guard said today.
A search of the har bor for the
divers was called orr after four
hours, officials said.
Coast Gu a rd s po kesm a n
Norman Wolle said the fUU'd
thought he sttot one of the diven,
who attacked him on a barg' near
the submarine and tried to over-
power bim about9p.m. Sunday.
Wolfe said he did not know 11
the diver• were armed. The
guard, who patrola both the sub-
marine and the bar1e, wu bei.ns
inte r viewe d by m i lltary
autbotit1es, he said.
In Washtn1ton. a Navy
spokesman who u ked not to be
Identified. said the Navy was
"inveaUgatin1 an alleted iD·
truaion" at the Maine base. He
would not idenU fy what sub-
marine might have been in-
volved. but did say the nuclear·
powe red Stonewall J ackson.
which carries 16 Poseidon
ballistic missiles. was at the
s hipyard for repairs
Several cruisers and a Coast
Guard vessel carrying KiUery
police searche d the wa ters
around the shipyard after the in·
cid ent until 1 :30 a.m . today
when tbe search was called off "Until they com e up with
some divers,'' there is no known
motive, Wolfe said.
The guard told authorjUes the
divers attacked him as he made
his rounds on \he barge, Wolfe
said. The guard said the ''two
divers tried to overpower him,
and ln the process be discharged
two s hots." and the d i vers
Jumped back into the water.
Wolfe said.
He said be did not believe
anyone eJee was aboard Lbe sub-
marine at the time.
Lt. Nanc y Ba rn e tt. a
spokeswoman at nearby ~ase
Alr Fette Bue ln~, N.H., said "lncreued "
h~~ ~onlered at . __ ..... ___ _
Coast
"'eat.her
S unny a n d s li gh tl y
cooler Tuesday with highs
near 80 at the beaches, 90
inland areas. Lows tonight
in the 005.
INSIDE TODA '1
Mexico h building it1
fuJure on rich oil reatTW1,
but /oce1 pr~ in the
st"'ggle. A µ,.port Mrie•
begina °" ~ All.
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lltat they h•~• rtttht'd a bnalr
•• •••lhtr t'ondlt Oftl •htn wind fallftt miter11llJ lhLI
mornt~
Th.-t•UM ol Uw blH j not
known
Thtt flr ti n•ar eJper•
Rt-&lonal Park bumt'd no ac
nd "'*u"t"' luaaN of '2.* In
pl110\a Ill th~ Od11 Nunet)'
Thti blut" otf lhfl Oru•1•
tll1hwuy wu• d.arrlbed H
" "al~r flre'' by Murphy
Ht all.Id an "arll\'r und llmaller
blo 1~ h11d betn r•u ••d by
m11t·h11wry and v.u lhouaht to
bt• t'Xttn{IW.ht'<i
Howt•ver. It aapp•rently r e
111a111~d •moulderinte until it
~ruptf'd ag<un '•turday a.ner
noon
Th•· caw.e of the fire &l Carbon
Canyon h1 bem" mVL'tlll&at !d
Fire ispokesmen say cond1t1ons
remain hot and dry 1md th11l an
extreme fir.-danger still exbts
in Oronge County wilderness
<1reas
* * * •·ro• Pflfl' A J
CANYON ..•
Rogers, 22, who lives with · his
fa ther Doug Mornson, assistlllll
art direc tor for the ABC
television t1erit!S "t'amily "
Rogers and hib n eighborH
managed to save their homes on
Yucca Trail whale the fire
destroyed resi de nces above
lhe(Jl on Grandview
Hogen. 11wd he 1>aw Mayall's
home go up in sm oke
"There's nothing left of 1t," he
..,,ud "Instruments, you name it,
ht· hcid 1t m that house."
The fire begari shortJy before J
11 m . and was offlc1ully d eclared
i·onlasned ut 6 ·20 p .m as
helicopters and l wo specially
built a1rcrufl 1icoo1x.'<.I water out
o f t h e f'1Jc•1fir Ocean and
dumped their load'! on the fire.
More than 300 firefighte rs
from scvt.'ral dt>purtmcnt1> bat
Llf'd the blow, with only one in·
Jury r'eportA:d
The fire m eed up the canyon
lo dt-lllroy several homes on the
top of Grandvif•w Ironically, the
~ame 25 mph wrnds wh1t·h fuch'Cl
llw f1rl' ha<l t·h·an•d !hf• air ovn
Lo1> Ant.tl'lt~ aftN :.in t•1ght day
... rnog 111ege .
Hut the s w<'epmg v1 Hla wtuch
1nrludL.od ~nla CutaJ101.1 hlund,
!iO miles lfJ the 1>outhwci.t ,
twlonl(c•d only lo i.mol<.lcring
ru1n1> and 1>lark <.·h1mm·yt>
* * * •·runt Pugf> 1\ I
(~OOLER ...
v.1·1•· ,.,.,w·d tud:iy for 1-;1 'J11ro,
L.1 llal11 a Los Al:rn11lo1> and
~unl.J Ana < 'anytm
Th•· 11a1>t w1·1·k«nd w1.11> a
-11zzl1•r I hl(h tnn1)1!ralurc1> Sun ·
day ran~t'<I from H8 degrees in
Newport Reach , to !H In Sun
.Juan Capi1>lrano and 94 In Hunt·
angton lk:u•h
The latter murk prohubly hrus
nr1t been •>qu11l1'd in the past ~I
veurs , llunlinl(ton'1> unofrscial
we atherman J Sherman Oen
ny said today
Tho'!<' 1>eek1ng reful(e at thl'
heac h th1'1 w<>ek r un expect
wall'r temper11ture'> of 11bout 70
c1egrt>f's 1rnd wavt·s running
a hout l wo lo thrN• fN:l
Fountain Valley
Home Burglarized
A daylight burglar pried open
the d oor to u Fountain Valley
hom e Suturday t.o make off with
a pair of d iamond earr ings
valued at ~70, police report.
Edith L Burtner of ll860 Jade
Co urt told polJce the thief en·
tered her back door sometime
between 7 .45 a .01. and 8 p.m
OftANQI COAST "''
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A ll..Yt'lUlJd Colla Meu
widow dfod Sunday of hHd In
JunH he 1uffered whf'n •h• wq
•H•••k.CS ln lMtr •P~u1.mtnl fo an
Intruder who. ent.red Lhtou an
unlocked elldln11 1la11 oor, JK>llC~ 1.Ud todiay
T h ey utd thtt murdtr of
Marolyn Can:;lton may l>4' relat
t-d lo a 1layln1 "ullur thll year
1 blodc away from h r ap art
mt111l •nd to un •llempted
murder atlly ., coup! of blocka
away
M ra Car ·lton was attacked ln
her apartrnt'nl. 224 Avocado St.,
11t about 2 45 a m Saturday,
C1pt Robert Moody aa1d U>dey
I le s~ld there wa~ no Indication
lhitt 1>he had been itexua lly u
nutted
He said Mrs Carelton's 9-
year old w n Joey was awuened
by h e r crtea 1lnd cau1ht a
glimpse of the murderer as he
Oed The man is described as In
his 408, of Lalin origin, with
dark collar length hair
Mrs Carellon, who had been
hit once or twice on the head,
died Sunday a/te moon at Hoag
Memonal Hospltul, Moody said
lie said the m urder weapon
h11sn't been found.
He 118.id police at first believed
that Mrs. Carellon had s urprised
a burglar in her a partment, but
now believe the man e ntered
while she ww; home and poMibly
asleep. Her purse was m~1lng
after the attack
J oey, who wasn't sn1ured. 1s
s taying with relutivcs, Moody
fl8id
M oody s aid the. murder
has a number of s1m1larit1es w
the attempted slaying J uly 20 or
J a ne A Pettengill, 24, who was
found unconscious 1n her apart
m cnt at 381 Ha milton St.
Gold Jumps
$6 an Ounce
To $351.75
LONDON <APJ The price of
icold hit a record of $351 75 an
o unt•1• in London today, a jomp
of nearly $6 from the closml(
IJrl<'C Friday
T h e r'recious m etal beltle'd
back a bit m morning trading
hut recovered again m the after
noon
The dollar gamed morP th&I1
rour cenL'I agam11t the HriUi.h
pound, hut was gener ally lown
::tgainsl oth.-r ma1or W()rld <'Ur
renc1es
<;1,Jd, trad1lwn::tlly u5ed by in
vPs tors a.'! a hcdgl' against 1n!la
lion. ha.., h<~n sn('r1·a.,1ng .,tc<td1
Iv rn valw· aml wlting rec11nl
11nce11 Wf'<'k 1.1ftn wi·ck
In Zunch, the early pncf! for
~old was S.1.50 :ns. up nearly $tl
from f''r1day's <'lt>M' of $:W'1 ~IJ,
and then it 1ump00 t.u $352 5() 111
the afternoon.
The previowi high for l(Old was
$345.80 an ounce during trnding
1n London on F'r1duy.
Jn Tokyo, the dollar !'!lip~
a fter a Fnday advance of 1 85
yen and clcJ!ied ut 2'l3 376 yen,
down from 223 975 at the clOtie
Friday Thul wali still above
Thursday':s cl<>l>e of 222 125 yen
Church Asked
To Move Fest;
Noise Cited
Parishioners of a Huntington
Beach church have been asked
to m ove their annual thrc·e-day
Ortohcr ft•s t1 va l hecaus c•
neighbors r lalm church guesl.b
raise too murh cain.
The 14th a nnual St Donaven
lure Catholic Church fund raJscr,
c xplalned Father Michael Duffy,
will be moved to the oppo11lte
c>nd of their Springdale Avenue
s ite to appease neigh bors.
Complaint.4 of noise and van
daliam from the neighbors has
a lso become an annual event ,
suld WaJt.er Lipp, cily land-u11c
planner.·
When the cla m or started up
acatn this year the city's Board
or Zoning Adjuatme nta voted t.o
hall the Oct. 12, 13 a nd 14
festival.
The festival wu r evived Wed·
ne1d ay wrre n churc h offlc lal1
agreed to move the cam lval al·
tractlona and hlre more aecurlt y
1 uard1.
"Som etlm ca people Just foraet
their sense of propriety," u ld
father Duffy, addln1 that the
fH tlval becomes larcer e very
year.
"It a1ao tends to becom e a bit more raucous e ach year," he
H id.
• ff• 1ald he J>ell•vtd lbe city
may have bMil "puta.l1bld•'' lb•
church for "beln1 a Uttle too
caaual about J>Ml complaint.a."
City offlolal1 we re pl1a1ed
with the propoeed chan1t1, 1ald
LiP.P· 'Everyone ta happy now, but
we 'II bavt to wait untJI next
year to lmow for 1ure." ht aald.
l',.._P ... AI
YOUNG •••
l•On IOUlhl to Hve YOW\l'I beart for a cardiac t ranaplant.
After •••111laln1 ti•• CI H ,
however, doetora at C anyon
Otneral HallMt&l tn AnalMJm dt-
cldtd that UM reclgMta& •• a ,..,.,, ............... ..
hoepttaJ wu not equipped fOf'
•uch 11 compl x mt:<tiul pro
cedure.
F.nrollinent
Decline
tudy Set
With e nrollment down b y
mor,• thun 600 11tud.-nt11 this
year. tru1tt-t•11 of H untlnaton
ljeuch'11 Ocean View <elemen-
tar y ) School l>l11tncl are expect-
(•d to dlscWli. reforming a com.
m1lll'e loruKhl that may -11tudy
more 11chool l'IO!>Urf!s
About 11 ,300 stud ent!! huve
l'nro lled at thf! distract ·s 24
11c hools . a spoku person an·
nounct-d Thnt figure Is down
from the nearly 12.000 counte<J
l:ust HChool year
Uut, i.a1d the spt1kt•sper~on.
more· t•nrullmcnts urc c•xpe<.·ted
durlnK thJ11 first month of 11chool,
a lrud1lionaJ experience
Ji:nr<illment In the district hao;
been dcclinmJ( 11m1•t• 1974 The
11dH)OI board c lose d Ha ncho
Vlc•w Schoo l 1n 1975, und
Hohrnwood Sct11x>I i11 schedulwl
to close next s ummer
l>i11tn ct schools ur.-d e'lignc:<J
to ll('t·ommodate about 600 iitu·
dt-nts, tht· !lpok.-•spcrson ... aid
The board 111 1>rhf'duled to
mN~l at 7 ~JO p m in d1s t r1ct of
f1r1·.., at 16940 H St . tlunttnJ{ltm
th·ac·h
Ex11erl Says
U.S. EcollOmy
To Collapse
MONTHf<:A L ! A l'I F'runz
1'1<·k, :m Am1·n c1.1n financial 1•x
11crt who rllums ht: has not t.K.'t!n
wrong in 40 ye1.1r s, 1s predi ctin~
the U S, t-conomy will collapse
m HI month.'I 11nd old dollars will
lw trad(-d for new at u rate of
100 to I
Psc:k, an H2 yt•ar old New
Yorkn whtJRc Pick's Currency
Yearbook 11> widely read. ga ve
his econorruc forecast he re al a
11emlnar on how to achieve
rinuncial fre<'<lom
Ill' predlct<'d that soaring gold
prtrf''I will eventua lly reach $500
an ounre from the curre nt rat•·
of about $3.'JO an ounce a nd that
">li ver will top $18 an ounce by
thf' e nc1 of this year , $5 over 1L">
current selling price
"C;1•t nd of printl-rl papn and
bond1> and don't listen to banker..
fir pollllc1an11 ... he advised
II(• S~t ld 90 perc1·nt or a
r>N!Wn's asi.t•L<; &hould be in pre
<·iouis m1·tals, and rPrommcnd<.'<.I
thP <Jot• ounc<: South African
Krugerr1111d over Canada's new
muple lea! gold coin
Victim Sought
Off City Pier
In Huntington
lfuntmf{t.On Beach lifeguards,
aided by Costa Mesa's pollcP
helicopter. 1warched the waters
ofr the clty'p1er early Sunday for
<i mun who reportedly •warn
from the beac h and dlup
pea red
L1fe1Juard t:apl Ot)Ugla1> n· Arnall said the Norwalk man
re ported I y h ad l n g est 1• d
a lcoholi c· bcven.iges u~ th•·
drul( PC f' tx·fori• das htn anl.O
lhti'Wat.er.
O'Amall, who would not r1•
l ellsc the appurent v ict1 m ·11
name, suld th1• m11n's wife and
one olher witness reported th•· l
u.m . Incident.
If<' suid beach rmtrol11 and the
hellcupter failed to find the man
or a body after searchln1 the
ocean for a mile around the pier
14 Children
Die in Crush
JAKARTA, lndOnesla (A P )
Fourteen achoolchlld ren were
trampled to death by a crowd
tryln1 to Jam lnt.o the slna le en
trance of » at»d l um In the
northern Sumatra city of Medan
to hear a c hild re n'• 1Jn1tn1
1roup, a tovemment apoketman
H id today.
• · The deputy commander ot In·
done1l1'1 armed forcea, tden·
titled only 11 Adm. 8udomo1 Hid nlnt chHdren were ktueo
oulrlthl ln the Sunday incident
and 20 ••re jnJured. f ive Ot
them died later In hotp6taJa, be
H ld.
U nconfirme d report• Hid
ther e w.rt an •Umac.d 200,000
p1n on1 crammed ln1ld• th•
Medan &tedium, whic h hlld a
35 OOO·M•t capeclty. The NPorU
a tiectd that 2.a mUJ1on Ucketa
were IOld tor UM abow.
.. .,._ ..... -
llitcht:-d al th.-Pier o ••• , "''""' •i.tt -
S11turday 'i. wt•dd1n,:: of Kuy Wes lgart.h and Calvan Milin
on lhf• S;m ( 'h·rTwnt•· P1t·r went s moot hi y Th.-Setn
< 'll·mcnt<· <·ou1Jll' w1·r1• mar nL·d in tht· 1·C1rly 1·H·nu1J,!
teremony Wv ~I C'r<>wd of a l.11 1111 ~.10 g uf•\l~ ilfld a f1•y, f1<,h
c·rm1·n look1•d rm "11111·1. ,, lo' al ... u rf1•r .... :1nt1·d t<1 h:nc•
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t ht· pier w11s d t>.,1·d ,,rr f11r r w11 h<Ju r ~ 1 ,, CJ!lo"" 1 h1·
t••n ·m<mv to tak1· JJl:1<·•·
Boat Race r Stable
Mter Operation
By Al.MON IJ)('KJ\ttf.:Y
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rcstaurat1•ur and ofbhon· JlfJWl'r
boat dn vn , wui. n ·1"1rt1-fJ in · t<1
blc cond1t111n at l.l'lt•·rm;rn
Army l losJ>1t1.ll at th1· l'n•.,u.1111 of
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dcrgoing ... ur~n)' ftir 111t•·rrtal u1
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Hoax Kidnap Calls
Told in Huntington
flunlsn~ton n1·A<·h IHIU'lf'Wl\f' ...
.ire rl_•('PI VIO ~ t<·l1·11hfllli' 1·;tl t..
froin ll man who 1 l111m.., h•· hr"
k1 d n11 p1wd lhf'tr hu.,ha111l" .11111
demunds $5,000 m rnn ... r11n
"The ()rll' iilttil 1•ull'I flbVIClll">IY
a r ,. h o a x t• s , · ~ u 1 11 I. 1· n
Oa ml' row. poll rt• 1nv1·'lt 11(11tr1r
Dum"r11w .,a 1<1 tha t , d1"'IJ11t•·
th1• 1·all1·1 ·.., th11•;1t... ''' ki ll th1• nwn he :.illel(••dly ..., holdini<
mo">l of th1· womtn wh11 h11 v1• 11•
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months hav1· not pnnu·kt>d
· 'Th 1• y h 11 v c 1rnm•'<I1 alt· I)'
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1s ok:iy," he 1.11.11d
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t'aller. dt·.,a1ll<'d u ... "tl1•f1n1t•·I>
an adull" e vt'nt uully h<'l(lll~ to
talk at)(1ut s t.>x 1f ltw INflm un
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fu ll•1v.1ni• thr· ;1l phalw t 1111 1 rtuin
p ar" ol lhr· ph11111 liot1k
I'm afr urd lhul 1 v1•11tu.11ly he
m u> hit J lud > v.1th u mt·d1l'ul
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tlw11 hu...,humh 1.1n 1n1l1•1•1l, .... 1ff'
Our l1v0<110 1onn. 11n by On Time /
bl M d <Jon11n with 11 r.l11tJn ',1lho11 tt N lc1 ro lhnt uo
ell cotrcm fl1mnol µ1.11tJ •,h1ft IOPJXKJ oll by lhu ut1i11y J']Ckltl
ot corton cmC1 nolyf'l"ill'r ln.1hmng 4 DOCknt!l wtvOlcro clouuir<t
nnd A 10111 woarhor hoo'l
All Ol lhosu grQ<jl 11urm pock niooly rnto the ~unva~ day lleQ"
.. -··--.........
·twe lve ""ot101toD Beacb
Vn lon Hllh School Dl1trtet
teache n aome ol tbem '""
teattng a atrtke early th1a , .. -
a re betnc sued b)' tbelr um. for
tallln1 to1>1y duee.
Bill Blanch!, an executive with
the Huntlniton Bea ch Ulllon
Hi1h School Dlalrtct Educa&on
AuocleUoo, •aid the cue wtJ1 be
heard ln weat Oran1e County
Municipal Court'• s mall clalml
court Sept. 28.
Al atake L8 a bout SUO in elute
from each of the 12 teac.btn,
B11nchl 1aid.
T he executive director aald
that about 25 te a che rs had
d1 opped their membenhlp early
this year. He said the union la
not attemptin g to collect lbe
due11 from those who quit before
a two-year contract was 1lped
retro a ctively In F e brua r y
bet ween the union and the school
district.
The week-long strike in early
Fe brua.ry centered on binding
et rb1trat1on for gricvanceti and
~ul ary dtspul.(·H
Educators Al'IS0<:1at1on Press·
d1·nt Jerry Mannion said there
h::t ve l)f-'l•n ''differences between
1>tr1kl·r1> und non strikers ."
I fl-!latd teachers who oppoged
the Ktrlkc have shown 11ome
an((u1sh" and feel "com pelled
t'> protf~t "
M annifJn udded, "l l's a show or unger or d1stres11 -JW!t a
manor thing We 111mply defer to
1 lw contrllct langual(e and say
th:tt they can't drop ...
The contract between the dis·
11 11·1 and the tPacher<i !illpulat~
I h,11 rnt>mbt:f' of the· union mu.'>t
p.1 v dw.., thmu~houl th«.> term of
t ht-t1·a<.·her d111tnct contract .
ll1anctu .,aid
TeacheN wtshang to get out
niu11t f1l1· .,u1·h :i d f•\irt· ;it lca..,t
'111 d .. V' bc•foro· a oew f'On lr act 1s
"' ~111·11 ht''ll.IHI
f hetl, B1a11cru explluned, was
th" r uling or u small claims
1·11urt .1ud l(«' l::tst y<'ar whe n
I) •. , ••• n v I,. w I t• I(' men t II r y )
..., c· h " o I U 1 11 l r 1 t· l le a c h e n.
droppwl from their bar gaining
unit 1n dti.ugr.-.-me::nt ove r a con·
l rul'I SC!ttl£•m1·nt negol1ated by
un11m 1Jffl('1als
l 'itizen Aids
Police; Rape
~'n,pect H~ld
A quick thinking lluntlnl{l.On
lh•J rh hhrary patron tod11y wru.
1·n•d1 t1-d by polact-with the ar· , ,...,L 11f u Pa...,udt•n:i man Satur·
d 11y on attempted rape charges
Tht· 11u.1pect was identified by
uff1r1·rt a.' By roo Myers, 23, of
l':u.adt-na fll' wa1> taken into
' u' tody on the lfuntlngton
fknrh l'.-ntraJ Library pltrking
lul at 7111 Talbert Ave. 11t 4.4.5
I> m
Polar<' 1>aid lhf• victim, who'd
J u'lt romplcted a two· ho ur
hr11ws 1ni;c Jaunt through the
l1hrury, wu11 utlacked attempt·
111g tc1 Kt>t an h(•r car.
Shi• tolrl polact> a man s tuck an
unknown obwc.·t into her bal'k,
fon·l'd hc:r mt" he r own rat and
tried to disrobe he r
The obl>er vant citizen, officers
.,aid, witnessed lht• romm ollon,
r:1n back to the libr ar y and
1-.il lt-d polil'f•
M ycr. HI being held In HWll
ington Meach City Jail In lieu ol
S25.000 bail on attempted rape
chargt.>s
AL SGAAAGE
b6 r ASHION ISLAN D
NI WPORT Bl:ACH
( 714 ) 644 7030
Dally l'llet Slaff,,_
FEMALE GAS STATION ATTENDANT HAS SECOND THOUGHTS ABOUT MODELING
OenlH Marino EnJoy1 Work at Laguna Beec~aaoll~e Station
Gas Attendant Model?
Woman Has Dreams of Being Co-ver Girl
When' 18·ycar-old Denise Marino began
pumping gas at a Laguna Bcuch ser vice sta·
lion two months ugo her :.imbition was to
someday appear on the cover of Glamour
.. 11w m1xturr of peo11ll' you meet is un·
believable.'," sh(' sa)s
"What':-thl· rn;.ittn. do you only ser ve
Jaguari."" askt'd an 1r;.itl· y,oman who drove
her M erc('()l•s i.ed:rn into the service s tation
JUSl as !\11ss Manno wa:. preparing to close
for the ru~ht
magazine ·
But after d.Jspcnsing thousands of gallons
or gasoline. checkmg a legion of dJpsticks
and cleaning g rimy windshields for tbe
public, the shapely Pcnnsylvarua farm girl 1s
not sure modeling 1s a ll 1l'!> cracked up to be
Sht• mudl' a nas tv n•mark but her
passenger told ht·r lf> <.,hut up, Miss Marino
related Thi• y,oman pump<.'<! her own gas.
paid and l<·fl ll 'snot that she hasn' l had offers. .. Thl• h:.irdest thing about this JOlJ 1s when But nude modeling 1!>n 't what s he had in
mind 111•oph· :.irl'n t plP;is;inl tht• ) 11ung woman
said But mo ... t .Jr1· stw .1dd1·d "You can newr tru!>l tho'>t: type'>." .:,he
says Of a few ghb CU!>LOmcr., wh11 IIlljUlr't·d
about her modeHn~ tal<·nU; while she checked
under the hood or their autos
· 1 ltk<.• lo I :ilk to pt•11plC' hut a lot of those
YohlH'Om<•tntlon tevt·nsa) thanks'.' s hcsa1d
Wh.llc i.he somt'l1 mei. m1sse'i thC' chickens,
cows and olh••r ai.pccls of hN pare.~· farm tn
_. R1e:gclsnll<' l'a • Mis:. Marmo sruClShe 1s hap·
p) now h ving in Laguna He a ch
"I went to an a~ency and they said I had
a pretty race but l would have to loi.e 10
pounds and pay $280 to go tu classes." the
female service station attendant lamented
So. Miss Marino l>l:IYS she plani. l<i .,ave
her e arnings and attend UC lr v1n1: in
.January. Shl' is now considcnng b<:corrung <i
paramedic.
Lai.l summc·r·., visit lo thr Orange Coast
and a ltttlt' hl'lp from ht•r s1skr landed her
tht• Job at the ~as :.t:it111n
Mtsi. Manno y,orkt•d for a s h1irt time us ;.i
gas :-.talion C'ash1cr 1n l't•nnsylvanta.
While not completely abandoning her
dream of a covcrg1rl career, M1i.i. Mann<1 1s
making the most of her pre'>cnt working con
ditions.
Now i.ht· is a familiar sight on Laguna's
NMth Co<ist H1ghw1-Jy as flhc brus hes her
'>houlder·length h:.11 r b;;ick or fill!> the tanks or
t'\'Cry type of auto from run down clunkers to
expensive fore1i.ln roadsters
United Way
Fund-raising
E vent Slated
United Way of Orange County
(north and south ) will begin its
1979 fund-rais ing campaign with
a dinne r dance Thursday, at the
Disneyland Hotel.
The evening will begin with a
reception at 6 30 p .m., followed
by dinner. e ntertainment irnd
disco dancing until I u m Cost 1s
$17.50 per person
More than 800 volunleN-..
bu s in essmen :.ind
representatives of Un1tt'd W:.iy
agencies arc expected to attend
the event s ponsort'd hy the
county's larges t <:haritablt•
organization
The public 1s 1n v1tC:'d For
information and rcs('rvatwns
phone United Way at 634 2252 or
8.14-1461.
Seven Drown
Off Mexico
T IJUANA. Mexico !API
Seven pe r sons drowne d as
thous ands of Mexicans and
Am ef'lcans we nt t o Raja
California beaches to escape a
heat wave.
Authorities said four Mexicans
drowned Sunday in the Rosarito
Beach area. Two others died off
Playas de Tijuana, a beachfront
suburb.
Among the apparent victims
was Tom Bushnell. a 37-year-old
American dentist from Bonita.
near San Diego.
School Bans
Fonda Speec h
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y.
<AP> -Actress and political ac-
ti vlst Jane Fonda Is s till
scheduled to give a speech t>ere
Oct. 4, but it won't be In the bi&h
school auditorium.
The Saratoga Sprin11 school
board refused to allow SkJdmore
College to use the auditorium for
a speech by Mia Fonda, who
bas 1enerated controversy on a
number of issues.
Board policy at.ales that the
use of fadliijes be denied to any
person or or1anl&alion whose
presena could cauH picketing,
riotinl ar 1 disturbance ol the
peace ar anyone who plam to
subvert or overthrow the 1ov-
emmelll.
Elvis' Death
·Medical Exa1niner
Supports Finding
M EMPlnS. Tenn. <APJ ThC'
S h e lby County mcd1l'<il 1·x
a mrner says that he had not
c hanged his mmd about Elvis
Presley's death despite alh•ga·
lions that thl· cntertarn..r diC'tl of
a drug overdose ..
"In our jutlgmf'nt thf' dt•:1th
was duf' to heart proble ms." [Jr
J<:rrv T Fran<'tsc:o s:i1d a'> hP
ansWt'red quC'>ltons iJIJCIU!
charges made Thurs1foy 111~h1
on the AHC T V pr11 gr:im
.. 20-20 ..
During th1· program cur
res pondent Gl.•raldo Hn na ac•
cused Fr:mc1sco <1f part1r1pat1n1~
in a t·ovt'rup of Prcslt·) c, <1dd1c
llon lo le~ally prescribed drugs
Ht vera inte rv1ey,ed s11mc or
Presley's a:-,sociales who said
the smgcr was a hec.ivy user of
depressants. painkill(·rs, mood
elevators and sedativ1•s in thl'
months before his death at the
age or 42 in 1977
Two patholog1sL'i and a lox
icologist who were i>hown po'>t
mortem laboratory reports on
Presley said the entertainer's
death resulted from drug abuse
and not from a heart problem.
"There was no covcrup that I
know of," Francisco s aid. "I
have my own reputation to be
concerned about. rather than
someone else's. If we I in the
medical examiner's office> don't
have credibility, we have no re-
ason for being."
The dispute over what caused
Presley's death was renewed
Teacher Kicks
Maih Student
ANCHORAGE, Alaska <AP>
-An elderly sub6titule teacher
has been fired for kicking a 16-
year-old boy in the shin during a
math class. school officials said.
SubaUtute Marianne Mandy,
who gave her age as "over 70,"
said Kenneth Moore "was st.op·
ping everyone else from learn-
In& .'' "He was jual lnterrupting and
joking," she said. "I really
didn't plan to klck him . I walked
up lo him and then instinct just
took over."
The incident occurred during
a teachers' slrlkc.
\\ hc·n 1 hr• state Hoard or Medical
ExJm1ncrs <iccu:,,ed Presley's
1wr!ional phys1c1an. Dr. George
Nlch11po11los, or indiscrim inately
pre:-.cralung drugs for lhe enter-
1.um•r and 15 others
Carter fit,
Doctor Says
C AMP DAVID. Md
IAP I Jimmy Carter's
pl•r:-.onal phys1c1an says a
· c·omprehens1ve examm a·
t ion· !>hows the president
to be m excellent health
desp1l(' h1s ncar·colla pse
1n a weekend root race
Whl'n Carter relurned to
the• Whit<> House today, he
also declared he is feetirrg
fit and, in response to a
question. said he intends
to continue running
"The president's health
i!I ext·cllent and his
s t rC'n i:?t h Is fully re-
turned," White Hol,l!le dep-
uty press secretary Rex
Gronum said afte r the
Sunday examination b y
Navy Rear Adm. WilHam
Luk ash.
Crash Kills
Texas Man
A 23·year'old man from Simon·
ton. Texas, was kUled in Seal
Beach Sunday night when be was
struck by a hit-and-run driver on
th e San Diego Frreway,
CaJifomla HJghway Patrolmen
said.
The dead man. identified ~
John F.dward Hospodarsky. was
walking along the shoulder of
the freeway when a car swerved
and hll h1m. CHP officers said.
The driver left the scene of the
accident, but a witness took
down the license number of the
vehicle, officers said. The inci-
denl happened between Seal
Buch Boulevard and Bolsa
Chica Road.
> ,
Mond!y. S!pt!mber 17, 1979 . S DAILY PILOT Al
Kennedy 'Doubtf11l'·.
~Tip ' O'Neill Questions Intent
WASHINGTON <AP) -As
more polh Alve ~n. Edward Ktaed1 1be edfe "W ......
dent Carter in tbe raa for tbe
1980 Democratic prealdenUaJ
_pomlnatlon_. Carter's chler
domestic affairs advlaer aays
the president's lo'w ratin1
reflects his couraae ln facin1
difficult wues.
Meanwhile. House Speaker
Thom as "Tip" O'Neill says he
does not beUeve Kennedy wU1
run against the president.
And Republican presidential
hopeful Georee Bu.sh uys Ken·
nedy will lose if he challenaes
Carter because he has a reput.a·
lion as a big spender .
Carter's adviser . S tuart
Eizenstat, said Sunday on CBS'
.. Face the Nation" that the pres-
ident's decisions on such ques-
tions as ·the decontrol of oil
prices and the Panama Canal
were "not necessarily popular,
but they were right."
He also s aid the American
people are venting their frustra-
tion over rising inflation on all
ins titutions including the
president
Further. Eizens tal said . "We
have not done the job we should
have done in lelllng the people or
the proud record of accomplish-
ment" of the Carter administra ·
lion. lie cited government re·
organization, refinancing of the
Social Security System and a
decline in the unemployment
rate .
O'Neill said Sunday, "I truly
believe. as I'm talking here. that
Jimmy Carter 's the candidate
for the presidency and that Ted
Kennedy's not the candidate ...
O'Neill. speaking on WOR
Radio·s "Newsbeat" program tn
New York. said of reports that
Kennedy is moving closer to an
nouncing rus bid "I still have to
Lake it on good faith that he 1s
not a candidate "
O'Nei ll also d1 s m1 ssed
s p eculation C arte r would
withdraw from the contest, not·
ing that Carter worked hard for
the presidency He called the
president "a very determined
pe rson" who will "ultimately
win again."
Bus h s aid K e nned y'~
"leadership has never been test-
ed. He's never run anyUung I
Publish e r G e t s
Regional Post
In Association
Daily Pilot Publisher Robert
N . Weed has been elected
president or the Associated Press
Association of California,
Arizona, Hawaii and Nevada.
He succeeds Jerry O'Neill. re·
cently retired general manager
of the Peninsula Times Tribune
in Palo AJto.
The news wire service mem-
bers met in Las Vc~as
Also elected were Kot>ert t".
Uecker , publ is her of the
Stockton Record, vice president;
Ted Grofer, publisher of t he
Palm Springs Desert Sun.
secretary·treasurer and the
following board me mbers : War·
ren Lerude, publisher of the
R~no Newspapers Inc.; James
W. Gill Jr., publisher or the
Hemet News: Rego. Murphy .
oublisher of the San Francisco
Examiner; William Woesten-·
diek, executive edltor for the
Arizona Daily Star: Philip
Gialanelli. publisher of t he
H'Onolulu Star-Bulletin : a nd
O'Neill.
'
think lf be eballences ~r. the
president wU1 beat hlm."
••J(ennecJy is tiouthl of aa a
nlce man with a nice wife and
family ," Buab •~Id on the
WTEV-TV-program "TruQ}AJ\
Taylor Talks To" In -New Bed·
ford. Maas. "But lf be enters tbe
Pl'J''ded'•' ~. ucl ..... like me start demandJn1 to bent
how he's going to pay foT all his
b1j plana, that image will •
chanee.''
APW1,...0fta'O
POPE'S \J.S. VISIT OPENS COMMERCIAL AVENUES
Artist Gigi Traney Sports T·ahlrta In Phlladelphla
Planned Pope Vi s it
Sparks Goods S ales
N EW YORK IAP I -One
souvenir l"(lerchant calls it "lhe
biggest ttung since the Smile
Button" -the visit or Pope John
Paul II to the United Stales
Posters and pennants us ually
foisted on teenyboppers at rock
concerts and eager toun!>ts now
bear the pontiff's face.
And the fasruon statmement of
the decade. the T ·sturt. also has
been used. One fea ture s the
slogan. "I Got a Peek at the
Pope" while another s ports a
color photo of John Pa ul
The trinkets are being offered
to the faithful and the curious to
m a rk th e pontiff's vis it to
Chicago. New York. Boston.
Washington. D C. Ph1ladelptuc.
and Des Moines, Iowa , next
m onth
"In short term intens1t). th1!>
is the biggest thing since the
Smile Button.'. sa.td Alan Slat.er.
sail's manager for ;-.: G Sidler
Co ooe l)f the nauon·s lar~est
m a nufacturC'rs o f souvenir!>
"It's like a big political }ear
we·n· neglecttng some regular
c ust omers to make the po!>('
stuff · ·
Slater's firm is turning out
pope button..;, pms. pennants and
pendants to be sold in cities John
Paul will vis it
Thl' Quaker Trademark Cn
Inc . is producing two pope T-
sh1rts One has Ills name and
picture and th e w o rd .
"welcome" in six languages
Mark Goldstein. pres ident of the
Cornwells Heights. Pa .. firm.
said he expects to distribute
nearly 20.000 shirts. al $.S apie<:e
Mo rton Ohre n. who own'
Crc·a t 1ve Fas h1 o n 'i Inc an
Chicago. !'.aid he ha'> received
30.000 ordC'rs for h1:-. c·ompany -.
J>OPfl T shirt 111· t•xpecL'> to :.ell
about 1~.000
The Catholtc Church also ha-.
l>l'<'n caui{ht up tn the souvenir
whirl Par1shei. tn Washington.
D C . will sell an official com.
'>howing the pope on one !>1r1c
and St Matthew's Cathedral on
the other.
And Vattcan-approved record.-.
or M assc-s •;aid by the poJ>l' tn
three d.Jfferent languages will t,..
'>Old for SIO through par1she~ <Jnd
the mail dunni:? thP week lonl!
\'IS It -
Woman K illed
In Colli ion
i\ y,oman pu:.sl•ngl•r died early
:...und:.ty mormnl! of tnJuncs s he
:.ufforcd whl'n the car 1n wh11:h
she was riding Jumped a curt>,
crashed throul{h u chain ltnk
frnr1· ancl landed 1n :t clrainugl·
dttt'h off H:111t Strt•c•I 1n Santa
t\ n a. poht'l' s:.i 1tl
Thl• woman. ~hO!-.l' name y,a:.
~1thheld pending not1f1c:at1on of
rt•lall\I''· "'·" onl' of four
pe rson' ndmg tn ;i 1·ur driven b~
Felipe 1-'uentl's r.u1ma n, 23, of
121 W Berkley St . Santa Ana.
Guzman was arrested on sus-
p1<· 1 on of fl•lorl\ \'t•h1cular
m anslaughtl'r and drunken dnv
m g :.ifter the :1 a m a<'c1dent.
police i.d1d
the. hiqh rountry ...
paci.~c trall's e11 p urpoS<Z.
JBCkcz~,
11ght'MZ-ight decron ord cotton
W1th Vfl.kro c1osunzs on all cu1Tu
and µ:x:kcz.ts. combino~10n 21 p
and 21nep front w ·1th 5WQ.at.czr
'-.. ~kc:iu ln back, makcz.s this
· jack<Zt 9nz.a"t for Bll outdcor
ect1vit>icze
44 AishLon Is land• Newport Beach·714/644-~070
1001 ~twood Bluct.·~•n.uood Vlllage•2J3/479·7727 ~
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:Weapon Seerets ~ Printed -Wuconsin Action.Follows Ban of Letter. in Berkeley
• A.ND &nlD IMVAMU: Rtadlna beyond
thf ~v. o< heal and NDOC lbieiM daya. you may bellev
Lbat Newport 8<-at'h hu eluded the.pest. lnvulon tb•t hu
v xcd M>nW ol OUl Oran1 Oout. communtlla. 1'hll l•n'l
trUt1
Oh -.~. l k.now you're loll\l lO tell me t.hal lh ro-
dent.a and cruwll'r1r ol other towns bav~ arabbed all tho
hcadll.oes Thb IA PoQlble
Flntt w~ had the crtcltet lnvulon of Cc»it a Meta. up
nt>ur the Santa A.nu city llmlt.1 Cricket.a umc Into hom\:1
In .mnica They mv ded at d.lvi.sioolll •Lrengtb
SOMt; Pt;0PL£ BLUIED rec nlly plowc.-cl fielt111 but
I'm tonvlnced they w~re Sula Ana cnckc~ looldn& fur
more r11vorable ltvm• condlUons Nt·xt ~had the Irvine mice. Atain, homes wMe betnu
1nv;tdt,'(f. Aguln, yt>U have to 6uspect these were, in reality.
•
/rviM Mou:ie and Costa Mesa Rat Watching Jor Newport F'lles
Tus tin micest..-eking new ho mes with improved air conilition·
ing.
Finally, the rats c<.i mc to the Mesa Verde section of
Costa Mesa. Everybody was quick to assure Mesa Verde
residents that this wasn't a signaJ that their neighborhood
was detenoraling. The~c raU.. the experts declared. were
traveling to Mesa Verde by scurrying along telephone
wires from elsewhere The r ats were just secklllg upward
mobility Maybe they had fled Stanton or some other m
land clime
THROUGH IT ALL, however, it was asl>umed that no
gha~tly pest would ever dare invade the lovely, affluent
sucial s lrnl:.t of Newport Reach. Ha! We now bring you an
t'xclu~1v1.· n •port from an expert She ii. Peg Forg1l,
Ncw!J()rt 1'1v1c activ1!.t and hardware store operator
Mr ... Forgit reportL'<i to m e just this last overheated
wN.•kcnd th<.it NcwPort Bee:1ch 1i. s uffering an cpid<:mic or
flll'i. Hordl·~ l)f them :.ire buzz111g all over the place and
m<1km~ Nt·wi.1ort life m1i.erablc
..
MADISON. Wit <AP> /\
amaU dMlly o w11paper, objoc:t
In• to "\he shadow of 11ovem
mfhl Cft'AOl'lhlp." hu ruah4td
&nLO ,na&. wWl a &au. IJaat ._,
• cu11e1 what th aovernment
NwAfghan.
Leader
parks Coup ,
NF:W DEL.HJ. India IAP> -Jlof1~ullah /\min. Afghanistan's
hard lln~ communist prime
minister and secret police boss.
took over as president and chlef
t4 lhc rulmg party from Nur ~ohammcd Tarak1. and reports
today 1nd1cutcd he might have
:.taged a bnef but bloody coup in
the former palace
Radio Afghanistan reported the
ultra-leftward power s hift Sun·
day. and said Taraki res igned
all his po5ts on health grounds
But Taraki looked nt in Moscow
last wc.'t'k en route home from
the flava na non·alii.:ned meet·
tnJ.:, a nd aJlhough ht' w<.is fond of
TV ap~aram:cs did not broad·
cast his rcs1gnaUon.
DlplomatJc so11rces said this
immediately triggered reports
In Kabul. the Afghan cap1taJ,
that Taraki was forc<:d out by
/\min and J)()~l>1bly even killed or
woundt'd '>IO<'c his whereabouts
Wl'rt' unknown The sources s aid
troop~ and tanks were g uarding
key ministries and the Radio
Afghanistan complex
The state radio udded lo the
... pc·<·ulation bv rcp11rl1n~ Air
Forn· M:.iJ S) l'd Oaoud T <irun.
who oflt·ri '>l•rved as T<.irak1 ",
... u h m :.i 1· h 1 11 c ~ u n t o l 1 n i:
bodygu:.ird. was k1llt•d Friday
along with three otht!rs in the
former royal l\rg Pulace. now
the pn•s idc nt's om cial residence
c:illt•d the People's lluus e.
Thl' thn·l· were not •namcd. but
;m infornwd :-11111 <'L' in New Delhi
w h o a ... k <· <I t o r c m a 1 n
unonymous.
call• nutlcar wtepon 1ecrtta -
lnformation a federal Judte had
forb\dd n 11 California
nc11upaper to publish.
"We iMtv• ~., aet.a _..
any aulhorlu .. and we hope It
stay1 that way." editor Ron
McCrea said alter the 11.000.
clrcuhaUon Madiaon Prisa Con·
nec\lon printed the letter lo a
ttped.a lunday edmoft .
The printing came houri aft.er
Faith Alter tlae Stona
Thl' t•on1-:rcJ,!al1on of Trinity Jo;p1s1'<Jp<Jl Chu re h in ~1obtl !'.
Ala \\Or'>htpp<!d an th•· ('hUrC'h hall Sund J \ J ftr·r ttw
dwrd1 lo'il 1l~ main roof '" Hurnt ant· Fn·dc·ri ~k la'>I
\\f•Pk Arthur 1.t,ss:.ird. knnv.n as Lou11.,1 tinJ .., 'J <Jm~jalJ~iJ
king." cooked 700 plat<·s of his "f>Ht alt~ for r <''>tdt·nt... of
l'asca~oula, La , al...,o tut h~ml tl\ th1· ..,l<1rm
U.S. Dlat.rlct Judie Robert
Schnacke of San J'raaclaco
"'laned a temporary ,_tnbUI
.orde r S1 turda1 aaa&a1&
pntteltbl fl the letter " tt. Daily Calllomian Of Berkel.,. The aovemment, aeetdq a
res traininc order a1alDI& tbe
Callfomia aludent. new1paper,
said the letter contained
"secret, restricted dab," that
could "help other nallona de·
• velop nuclear we1ponry and lo·
Jure the U.S."
The Energy and J uatice de-
partments acted against the
Daily Californian under the
Atomic Energy Act o f 1954,
which provides penalties of up to
10 years ln JaJI ror pe>sseuing
and communicallng "restricted •
data."
f HE PRESS Connection an·
nounced Saturday that il had re·
celved from a n anonym ous
source a copy of the letter written
by cpmputer programme r
Ch arles Han.sen, 32, of Mount.a.in
View. Cali!. .>
As publlsbed in the Press Con·
nection, Jlansen's 32·page letter
1s roughly hair t echnical in·
formation on what he sayslis how to build a nd trigger
hydrogen bomb and half soc·
commentary on the n eed of e
American people to have the in·
formation 110 t h ey will un·
derstand thi: weapon's destruc·
tlVC' p()WCr
Other rcc1p1ent.'i of the 18--page
document w~ _asked to sur .
render thf'ir co~es, authorities
sa id The New York Times today
quot*'d thi: Energy Depart·
mt'nl ·1' deputy general counsel.
Eric J Fygi. ilS s aying thP
Pn·ss Connection was not on the
d1•partm~nl's list of !>even
paper-; that had the letter
M f:ANWlllLE, the Chicago
Tnbunt• -;u1rl 1t plans to publish
(JC1rt'I c>f th<' letter Thursdily
·t><·<'au..,t• of th(· ~ovemment's
bt·ha\1or conct•rnmi! lhe letter."
A. nt'l4"•PJper ownf'd by the
Tnbunl· ('o abo ha' already
pubhsh(-d a r1ar1 of tht• letter.
What's inorf', Mr~ Fori!il in.sii.Lc;, NcwPort cannot
blame Hren or Y1Jr!Ju Lind11 or G<.tJden Grove for lhc
nightmarish bur~L'OOlllJ.: 11f buzz.ers.
All you can do. Pc~gy i.ay!>, i:. blame the Newport
Beach City Council for rt..-duc1ng the number of trash
pickups as ploy to punish the Populace for passage of
Balloon Escape for 8
In San Fr;inr1 1'ro . t h e
\m<'riran C'1vtl Lllwrt1~ Uruon
-.u1rl 1t would M·1·k to vacal<:
.Ju11i.?t• Srhnarkt"s order . Ex·
1·1·u ttv1· 1>1rl'c trir Do r othy
Erhli<'h .,.,.HJ 1l ,., a "scnou~
11bridi.?ml·nt or 1"1~t Amendment
11 ~hh," .ind thilt lJ ban on
µul>h,·atwn 1:-. nfJl.4 moot
l ' !'l Altl1m1·y 1''rank Tue rk·
l.1·1mt·r of Ma d1 c;on .,;ud the
l'ri·" <'onn1·cl1on's publication
uf I ht• ll•ltt•r v.a~ under study by
his supc..nor.. <ind that it was un-
<'l <'a r what action might be
takt>n.
Proposition lJ. ·
SO NEWPORT BEACH TllASHBINS overflow and the
Oy pQpulation breeds and grows and crawls around on
Newport champagne brunches.
Some people may think lhal certain Newport City
Council members wall i.iet the hoot in coming e lection due
to their lhrai.hmg!. on i.uch issues as new construction or
traffic foulup<>
W<'ll. N ·wport rf'c;1dcnL') have teamed to tolerate a lot of
tomfoolt>ry outofthe1rc1ty hall
But nH'S an their martini!>.,
That'~ pmlJ<.ihly wht·rr· N<•wµort voteri. will draw the
hnf'
NA ILA . West Germany <APl -
Four ctuldren and four ad11lts bel
their lives on a hot air balloon
made of nylon a nd bedsheets and
drifted through the darkness of
E ast Gt:r many. h ittin g the
jackpot -freedom across the
border in West Germany.
Peter Strclzck. <.in airplane
m ec hanic who de~igned the
c:.c·apc craft. told rcPortcrs Sun.
day the 12 mile. 20 JO minute
flight wa~ h1s ~econd attempt to
escape by ball0<>n from his com
munist rufodhom eland.
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MEXIOO
-Wealth Brfugs Power
MEXICO CITY tAP) -The hardhat
la jolt\iq the rdactt.te .. the aymbol or
Medco H the \Jnlted Sta.tu ' lona·
a.nored aouthel"ft nel1hbor bullds Ila
ftature on 1<>mt> of the world's ar ate1l
oU reaervet
Conatrucuon hi visible vh1u•tly every
phtre u Mexkana lo ve t their ull
•ealth and powerfu l nl'w eronom1c
ataodU., lo rdlocri~~. darns. ro¥ds, fac
tortes and homes.
WATOIJNG nu boom are lbe cam
l)ffinot, the poor rarmers wbo seem
mos tly forgotten i n t he rush to
modembe this impoverished nation.
But many farmers, who lacked elec·
tricity just a few years ago, now have
tele vision sets on t,he dart noors of
trass-thatcbed huts
Looming over the future is an ex·
plosive population growth rn the coun
tryside, a baby boom that could nearly
doll.ble the nation's 67 million people by
the turn ol the century
While some experts believe a disaste r
scenario could easily be C<>nJured for
Mexico , most agree t he Immediate
Mexican future is optim istic politically.
socially and econom ically.
Among the ~easons for hope:
-MAJOR OIL FIF;LDS being de·
veloped along Me xico's Gull Coast -all
. controlled by the state -are supplying
some S3.8 billion in export profits this·
year and the figure is Increasing. Muc h
of the new income is earmarked for an
ambitious program or industrialization
and modernization aimed at feeding
and e mploying the e xploding popula -
tion. .
-President J ose Lopez Portillo, who
inherited serious economic and political
pro ble ms f.,om his fl amboyant pre-
decessor, Luis Echeverria. is riding a
tide of popularity at the midpoint or his
six-year term. Mexicans generally see
him exercising his almost dktatorial
powers wit h honesty and quiet com-
petence.
-Intellectua ls and politicians are
heralding "a ne w polittcal era" after
the ruling Institutional Revolutionary
Party IPRI) allowed com munists and
socialists to participate in elections and
guaranteed the m representation .
Observers see this ~s cooling an ex-
plosive political climate.
-MEXICO IS DlSPLAYING a new
confidence in wor ld affairs a nd de·
manding a more equal relationship wit h
its mighty neighbor, the United States.
Me xicans insist they will not be pushed
• around anymore.
'Mexico, a nation three times the size
of Texas, revolves around its capital ci
ty of the same name, a megalopOhs that
s pra wls across a 7,000-foot·hi~ valley
and is destined to become Ole largest
concentration of hum anit y ln the world.
Me xico City is overflowing with 14
million people and It a bsorbs many or
the 2 million people being added each
year lo the country's popula tion.
The capital cit y is a tr affic-jamm ed
cc.nglomer a tion o f r ui ne d Az t ec
pyramids, colonial cathedrals and bigh-
r ise buildings that defy frequent earth·
q uakes. Tree·lined boulevards ar e
borde red with bronze statues of Mex·
ico's many heroes, while squalid side·
s t reet s i re lin e d with garb age.
Streetside t aco venders compete for the
touris t tra de with local branches or
fabled French restaurants.
AFFLUENT GUEST S s t ep from
perpetually packed hotels into bustling,
c ra wdea streets, where t hey find same.
day editions of major U .S newspapers
displayed alongside the city's 20 dailies
and counUess m agazines.
On a clear day, two toweri11g volcanic
peaks seem ready to topple on the city.
lfut few visitors ever see them . The
volcanoes usually are hidden behind a
dense smog that bangs over lbe city.
Lopez Portillo presides ove r his na·
tion from Los Pinos. the s tately, well·
guarded residence nestled in the q uiet
expanses of Chapultepec Park ~ast ·of
the jostling city center.
THE 59·YEAR·OLD president, with a
bac kground of professional planning
and adminis tra tion, has one of the
world's most e nviable political jobs. He
is almost an absolute monar ch, though
some a rgue the s ys t e m has its
drawbacka for the nation.
"There ls no means of putting pres·
a ure on our preside nts . Unde r our
sys~em, either be decides on a course of
£DITOR'S NOTB--W... ffnt part-ot CJ
/foe-part aerin on Menco fooka at CM
,,.. economic. po11tical ond 1odal problem.I that
tM nallora of 61 mflbon pe~ u espmnc-
ing cu It min.es tt~ ne10 power -oil -ond
seeks to feed sls poor and emn~ a.a o 100tld
power.
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TRAFFIC-JAMMED BUSTLE
Capital Suffera Smog
action or it is not done ," said Victor Ur·
quidi. presid e nt of the prest1g1ous
College of Mexico.
A conservati ve newspaper publisher
adds, "The two m ajor moral values of
our society are the prc~1dent and the
Virgin of Guadalupe <Jnd I would never
dare criticize either of them "
THE VIRG I N IS Mexico's mos t
sacred rl'lig1ou!'> shrine.
Government leaders argue that SO
years or polillcal stability at least
compared~o el ewhere in volatile Latin
America -ve the system or strong
president power works. ·
L o p ez Portillo comes f rom a
m o nolithic polillcal organizution that
ha s held unchallenged power for haU a
century. The PRl. a coalition of major
labor organizations. farmers' groups,
'
m iddle·of-the·road intellectuals and a 4 huge c1v1l servant class. 1s sometimes
compared to the Communist parties of
Eastern Europe nations because or its
uncbellenged hold on the political life of
the country.
THE PARTY CHOOSES the pres1·
dent, elects him a nd gives him almost
absolute loyalty during a single six-year
term. This has enabled Lopez Portillo to
dramatically transform the sw1fr.
flowing tides of near-anarchy that over·
whelmed Mexico three years ago into
the much calmer waters of today.
He has also d rawn heavily on a
bona nza or petroleum.
Tankers and supertankers, up to a
d~en at a time, bob on the Gulf of Mex·
ico of! the port of co'atzacoalcos as they
wait to fill their holds with Mexicari oil.
T he crude comes mostly from scor~s
of wells drilled in clear ings hacked
fro m steamy jUtigles J\nd. roore recent·
ly, the tankers ar~ also swallowing oil
from great offshore rigs drilling down
to the deep, rich d('poi.1ts beneath Cam·
peche Bay off the southeast coast.
AL S O F LOATIN G PA S T
Coatzacoalcos. and continuing to the
beaches of Texas, is a huge s lick of red·
d ish-brown oil that since June 3 has
been pouring from a reneRade Mexican
well in the bay. It 1s a sensitive issue
be tween'Mexico and the United States.
T he pace of exploration and develop·
ment is hectic. too. Boomtowns like
Coatzacoalcos, Villaher mosa, Cardenas
and Ciudad del Carmen are frenzied
centers of construction that draw jOb·
hungry Mexicans from around the coun-
t ry. Many of them might otherwise
have headed for the United States
because in Mexico 40 percent pf the
workforce is unemployed or works only
part-time
Mexico h as b een boos ling its
petroleum estimates rapidly for three
year s. until it claims tbe world's sixth
largest proven reserves and pulls some
1.6 million barrels of oil from its 4.000
wells each day.
M EXJCO SAYS ITS potential. but sti II
unproven. oil reserves could go well
over 100 billion barrels.
But among many Mexicans, "there is
a basic skepticism about Uus oil a
sk~pticism that we all have We do not
expect anything from this oil," said
political scientist Jorge Bustamante of
the College of Mexico.
Part of the skept1c1sm grows from a
widely held belief that: in a country
where corruption is a part of l1h:.
wealth goes inevitably to the wealthy
EVEN TROUGH LOP EZ Portillo
vows to develop the 011 cautiously to
produce last ing and wides pread
be nefits and to attack government cor .
rupt1on. the tradition woven throughout
the social fabric is one of wasted and
misused resources.
Corruption is seen everywhere Two
women waiting to cross a busy Mexico
City street casually slip ~ew peso~ in
the hand of a traHic~O(J. who tm·
mediately slops foor lanes or traffic: ~o
the pair can cross against a red light
"It's called mordida -the bite
because it takes a bite from your
pocket." says CJ m1ddle·cl~i.s young
man in Mexico City "I can bribe a cop
1f I run a red light. and 1 can buy ii jOb
from the umon ..
MOST MEXICANS SEE the oil a s d
tool. not a solution.
"The oi l has given us lime to solve lhtt
real p_roblems of Mexico. to feed our
people, to limit our population and to
get the people out or the crowded
cities." said Octavio Paz. one of Mex
ico's best-known social histonans .
Neither agriculture nor employment
can keep up with the explosive growth
J\ major government goal 1s to !ced
the growing milbons . by modernmng
agriculture. now mostly a matter or
far mers with machete!'> and ox drawn
plows ,.
TRACTORS REMAIN a rarity in
much of the countryside, although on~
campesino after another s poke wistfully
or a community purcha se.
' ·'Now we plow w1th oxen and horses
<JOd burros -we use everything but the
pigs to pull the plows," said Margarito
Ramiro Sanchez. 51. who lives an a
village 1n the southe rn mountains
··With :i tractor we could do much.
much more."
The problem, said a top government
official. "1s not that the crops are lesi..
but that the people a re more."
FAMILY PLANNING JS becomin~ a
major focus of government attention
Some progress is being made, but in CJ
country where machis mo -the venera·
tion--br manliness -is often measured
by the number of sons, results come
s lowly.
"It is a task of education.'' said a
senior member of Lopez Portillo's s taff
"The couples must see that with
s m aller famHies they can live better
We are reasonably optim1sUc. but we
are not claimmg victory "
The annual birth r ate has dechned
from 3 S percent to 2.9 percent, still one
of the highest in the world .
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Jean Shepard 11 Country Muaic .Purist
NASIMU..E. Ten.n. <AP> Outlpoken J ean Shep.rd says abe
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lovn u.e Grind Ole Opry but aWI tbinka OM! revered country music
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-SACRAMENTO <AP >
CalUomians with good driving
records will have a one·time.
four.year extens ion o r their
drivers' licenses by mail under a
bill signed by Gov. Edmund
Brown Jr.
AB477 by Assemblyman Vic
Calvo, D·Mountain View, ex-
tends an existing pilot program.
The law, effeetive Jan. l, ap·
plies to motorists with no tr affic
violations or accidents in lhe
last four years.
Calvo said tbe bill would s ave
the state S3.7 million a year in
administrative cos ts.
Jumper Identified
HONOLULU <AP ) -A 55-
yea r -old California visito r
jumped to his death from lhe
38lh floor of a Waikiki hotel in
apparent gn er over the death of
his roommate, Honolulu police
said Thursday. The victim was
identified as George Ross. of
San Diego. Donald J ames, 55,
was a roommate of Ross. polJct'
said.
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••1 DID NOT r ,t;L the Orand c ountry rnuJIC all we know it ts
0 1 Opry was th• plue fo r about to ao down the dratn."
Jam Brown." M H Sh pard She blumes st1<on ma nagers
Hy1 ''Thoee eountry music fan ud progrum directors
did not want to hear Jatnelf "1'huy suy there's no demand Brown for certai n country rtlusic
"It Ooored me," l\•Yll Miiis ur liata, but there· ls But there's
htpard, whoiw 24 yeon; on lhf' ddinllely a market for good
Opry rank aa the longtiwl aamong country music The crowds al
u mal mgeri, "I felt emb&r· my COfl'ert11 dunn& thLp.asl
rasaed over lhe whole altuauon year or two have been bigger
But he'a a great artis t imd I ad than dunng lhe pasl 10 years ...
m ire him for what he's done "I don't hke to rehai.h it," she ADDJTIONALLY, SHE says
says "I lpve the Grand Ole many disc Jockeys on these
Opry The whole thmg's forgot-radio stations are not country
ten ... music onented.
THE BROWN uppearance
marks one of several con·
trovers1es 1nvolvang Miss
Shepard. 45. Because of her out-
s poken nature, i.he's sort or
country music's equivalent to
Jane Fonda
''When people ask me a ques·
tion, I don't know how they can
expect me not to give them a
straight answer," she says of
her outspokenness.
Jn that light, she's no ran or
n a tiona lly televised Count ry
Music Association awards show
each October.
"IT 'S NOT ON the up and·
up," she says. "I could prove al
if J had to."
For example, she says, p<.'Oplc
l ike sec r e t aries volt' f or
categories t.hey really know lit
tie about.
On another topic. s he s ays
there are some country music
radio stations that do not play
true country music.
"They play s t uff b y Tom
Jones and Mac Dav as." she
sayi.. "It ·s not genuine country
m usic. I'm not knocking thei.<:
artists. but Tom .Jones can't sing
u country song like Ceori~c
J<incs
"THE NEXT YEAR or y<·Jr
and a ha)f w1 II be v<:ry cnt1c:d
for country rn u:.i c, · · M 1s1>
Shepard say1-. "This ts bccauM·
radio stations have changed
country musat• My view 1s that
·'They come from lop 40 s la·
tions. There just are not many,
country music disc jockeys who
a re tr tte perso n a I 1 t ies
anymore."
Fitness Buff
Plans Feat
On Birthday
SAN F RANCISCO <AP>
Physical fitness expert J ack La
Lanne says he will celebrate his
65lh birthday by s wimming a
mile in shackles. with 65 boats
containing 6,500 pounds of wood
pulp in tow.
La Lannc said here tha t he
w1 II attempt the foal Oct. lS at
Lake Hakonc. near Ml. Fuji in
Japun.
H c turns 65 on Sept 26 but djd
not say why the swim will not
take placl' on that date
Jn 1!176, La Lanni:' towed 13
bo at's through the San Diego
harbor Tiie yl'<1r before he
swam from Mann County to San
Francisco, shackled and towing
a onc·ton boat
Earlic:r. he s wam f r o m
Alcatraz Island to San Fran·
cisco, through the w<.itcrs of San
Francisco U:.iy.
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mne --thl• •mall town
alone lnteratate Ff ve
bl oss o m with
wlldllowen by seeding
acr e aee a l ong the
freeway.
The me rchants, Dave
Buchanan. a service sla·
lion owner, and Mark
Dudys. a hotel manager.
said they will each seed
about an acre borderine
the freeway.
Buchanan aaid be will
present a detalled coal
estimate to the Santa
Nella Chamber or Com·
mer ce in hopes il will
agree to buy a large
qu a ntity of seeds lo
s pr ea d a lon g tb e
freeway right-of-way.
The bulk of the seeds
p lant e d will b e
California Poppy, but
there will also be two or
three othe r varie ties
known to thrive In the
a rea, Buchanan s aid.
Amusing observations
of lite along
the Orange Coast ,
penned by
a native son.
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Stock Buying
Daliits l~proye
By SYLVIA PO&Tl:a
TMt• .. 11'-C-.....
Early tn September 50 years a10. th• naUon wu
cr owded With "thousand-dollar m1Wooalre1." We never
wall know exactly how m any Americana were wallowing in
the gambllng or~ or those days, but we do know that a
huge number we~isk lng every penny they bad to gam·
ble In stocks on the thinnest permiaaible margin.
With only Sl.000 or their own cash, they were buytnc
Sl0.000 in stocks. Even a slight price decline could pier~e
that 10 percent margin and bring a "call" fro m their
brokers to put up more cash to maintain thelr martln or
be sold out They were playing with "penny" stocks
whipped up to lndt-fcns1ble levels by rumo rs and
s peculators whose act1v1t1es were s ubject to no control~.
TO SUGGEST T HE FRENZY OF THE gambling, the
turnover utm or :.totks l111Wd on the New York Stock Ex·
rhangt' Wliil 132 r11:rC'l'nt Jn 1928 a nd 119 percent In 1929.
This wai. equivalent to ~aymg that every ,share listed on
lh1: Bag Hoard was tr<.1d1:d at least once during the year.
Thf.'n. M'l'nHn.:ly fur no reason, came a series of selling
.,,, a vei. N1ch 1(1 v1ng un unheeding world a i.ignal that the
.,,, alllest '>lock boom an all history was dead.
By Ortobt-r 1329. when tht: selling climax came, many
who had bt!t•n part 111
lhc get·nch quick '>Pr"'·
no longer could r;11·.1·
the ca.'>h dc-m :1nd1•d to
hold tht·ir m<ir~ms lo
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mantmum
Dur 1 n J.! t h ''., 1•
Money's
Worth
chmal'tar chi~., h:udani.: up to Alack Tuesday, bllllons of
d oli:Jr.., of ..,to<·k 'ah>•'" wC'rf' erased 1n a matter of hours.
Thos(' "'h<J hJtl lw .. n · m1lltonaues" al breakfast were
pauper. by lun1·h 'I hi· m·steggs of bolh the i.opha sh cates
and the innot•·ril'> :-.ampl)' d1bappeared into nothingness
TODA V , I llA Vt. /\ MAJOR ptnportion or m y neslegg
1n ... 1m k-. !Jut th1 n · ,., ,, 'ital d1..,t1nctaun Everything I own,
I ov.n Wlth rrn o'ol.11 r a•h I 1·un :.ell '>Ul at had('OU"i lus"ic!> 1f
tht· sto<'k ffiJfk• l ~01• .. 11111> a steep down.,p1 ral. but I cannot
tw sulcl out ·1 h•· d1·t1n1·t1<1n ts in how WI' huy n11w
'/b for ruaq.pn r l'f11111.-m1•11ts. l.lfldt r a 1!134 law the
F'tdt•rJl H1·!>t r"• Bo.11d w t . rnarg1n rt'qu1n·m1•nt-;, as d11
th,. ..,t1x·)( .-11:1·h11nJ.!l'' .111tl th• h '<1·.., m1n1rnu 1n ha'> lwna (ll
SO 1wr tt:nl f()I m11r1· ttwn fl\f• ~ear., Thnt have tu·1·n 1111
c·.111-. fo r .Jrld1t11111.il 111.11 gin in iln) 1rnl)'lrt1rnt volum1· 111
> l•J ....
B 11 rr 1,"' • r Ii ' \ " t-. ru 1· m tJl' r ( 1 r 1r1 .. "' 1· r •· t h,.
1•11u1\ ;1lt·nl vf ,&1111• 1 1•1 I•'re1·nt of the totjl m;1rkr t \.alu1· of
•• 11 fl1~ l~1.11 d 11-t •I '••I 111 l'Jt'.1 111 1•11•1 th• 111oport1rin 1'>
1Jnh I JJ<•ru nt 1,f 1111.11 '.;fu.•
Tiii-: n·n~O\-t.K f<i\TIO ·~ Rl'NNING around 27
JH.'rt't•nt an 111711, •·qui\ ;d l'r11 to tr.11hn1\ 'Jf less than three of
evt:r~ 1U '>h:11 1"' 11,11•11 •in ltw Bi ~ lloard Th•:re arc few
o;agns today lhJ I th•· ~r f·Jt•·r fr1<1l · lht«iry <Jtiminalc>!> trad·
1ng rhu\1111• "''H ~. 1111 th•· h;a •" thttl lh_tr~· s lllway., ifnothcr
~reatl•r f1111I • a1•• r 111 I ;\r11l '•111 ,1 pr11f1t "1wn you sPll l
Thi . mJrkt'\ c·11ul1I ).!•1 trtl•> a larl 111n and people who
hold '>I™ i,..., 1·11u ld .,, 1 ,, •·raou ... • rrii.wn an '>lo1·k values flut
.1 m:irk,.I rt •11nl.' l:ir ~·· h 1111 .1 c .... h foundation 11> on a sound
fuund.ill<m
General to Test
Electric Trucks
<;en•·ral T• 11 ph<1n•• 11r C.1l.aft>m1.i and t1o1.o other General
<'Orn paru~s hav•· 111·••11 • ho 1•11 to npt•r atP demonstralion
rlt·t<l' of bJltt•r) f><l'ol.• r ••ti 1I\11 • <'a rs and trucks fo r three
yea rs ab part ''' d J!"' 1·r111w·nl 11ro~ram to gain experience
v. 1th electni· "l'h1d1·'
Under 11n a..i 11•1•n11•11t "'1th th•· U S Department of
F:n1·r~y. tht> c·nmp.111; wall te-.t 25 electric quarter· ton
trucki. undtr r 1·).!111;,r 1o1.orktnl! conditions in Lakewood,
wh1•rt• 11'11' ut1 lit" s•·~vf' .... 113.600 cu~tumers
Tht• t"''' olht•r Gl•n1·ral T(•lephonl' & ElP<'tronac Corp.
'IUb!'i1d.Jant•'-an• in Florida und Jfawa11 1-:ac•h will test 25
, d11 cle:. undt•a 11•u11l;ir working rond1llon:s
TllF. f\\TTERV POWE R ED ve hi cles, t o be
marked with th<> \\Md'> "Plectric powered." will help
the govemm1•n1 -.\1 mulatc public interest in using electric
automobiles. ~aid <; l111·rce Martin, the utility's supply and
tran11portat1on darcrt<ir
·'The (aeld dcmonstralt<>n also will assist the Depart·
ment of Energy 1n 1h pro~ram to evaluate the technlcul
and operational c hanH'll'r1!>llcs of electric vehicles to de ·
termlne how w1•ll lhl') n rn meet the needs of commercial
organ12.ation:. ... ul'l1 "" <iTE as well a!I private users,"
Martin sn1d
The field 1·valuat1on program is one of several being
ronducled by various business orgamzallons under the
F:lt-<'tnr nnd I I\ tmd V<•h1rle Research. Development a nd
Oemonstrot1on ·Act PJ!.!>ed by Congress in 1976. The act
says that U.S. depen·
dence on f oreig n
( J i.ources of petroleum ENERGY 1eopordlzes national ·
sec urity, i nhibits
foreign policy a nd un· -------------dermincs e conomi c
well·belng.
GTE Wlll purchase the 75 electric vehicles, srare parll
and test equipment und will m aiMJm operallona records.
Under a cost·sharing a rrangement, the Oe partmeot of
Eneray w111 pay $631.724 to the three telephone companies ,
ov'r the three.year vcnoo The balance of the project. ex· '
peeled to total about $1 7 m1~Uon, wiU be funded by GTE.
GASOLINE ENGINES AND ASSOCIATED parts will
be removed Crom regular producllon·llne vehlcla and ~
repraced by battery powered electric motors. Each Yehlclt •
will have 16 or 20 sto rage batteries that will be rechar1ed •
at nlsht to provide u cruisina range of at least 50 mlln at a
speed or 50 mph.
The companies will keep record.a on the performance
and pubUc acceptance of the vehicles and provide periodic
reportl to the Department or Eneray. T he aovemment, ln
turn, wlll abare the lnformaUop with automotive manufac·
turera, other Interested parties and the public at lar1e. •
The GTE veb lcle11 were choffn fro,m a lilt of t.M.e
whlcb meet Eneray Department mlnlmum·performance
atandarda coverln1 such upecta u ener1y t0aaumptjoa,
ranee, battery UCe, relia blUty, dunb.Wty and 1afet.y.
TRE ftll8T AlJTOS A.&B 8nNG deUven4 to a.. .
GTE companies thJs month, and all 15 are to M ln th• field by the mlddJe of next year .
"'lbe 1ovemment'1 field demonatntlon profram II ct.
alsned to lct.ntlly and tn t segmentl ot th• automobile
market wbe ... elfftrtc veb.lcl• un .,.,_ tmplo1ed to t.bt
beneflt ot the uera." Martin said.
''The prorram la expected to lnvo1ve tom• I0,000 elee·
tric vehicles when eomplet.d lD 1•. The procram bet•
lut year who lbe fil'lt 300 took to the road&."
It la .. tlmated that more thaa J,000 electric •utol .,.
In 1trvlce ln the United ltatff, Hclualve of tboH
partlcl_patlnJ ln the Enerty Department'• pro1ram •
..