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THURSDAY AFTERNOONL SERTEMBER 20, 1979
VOL. 71.. ..0. JU.) MCTIONS, .... AOl'.S
Man Cleared
Of Pimping
Outcalt esco rt ser vice
operator Donald Smith or
Newport Beach was acquitted
Wednesday of pimping and pan-
dering ror a teen-age girl who
became a prostitute al 15.
• ..!~Thank God it's over ," Smith
sighed with relier as he and his
attorney, Jim Spring, left the
Oran ge County Courthouse on
their way to celebrate the inno-
cent verdict.
The seven-woman, fi ve·man
jury deadlocked in an 11-1 vote
favorin g g uilt on whether
Smith's co-defendant\ Valerie
Thomas, 20, of Santa Ana, also
pimped and pandered for the
girl.
Tbe niitlt abe wu employed -
after lying about ber age so
Sm it.b would hire her -the girl
testified she went out on three
calls and performed sexual acts
with male customers.
She testified, however. that
she never discussed with Smith
what happe~ on the calls and
that he never told her what or
what not to do. ·
The girl testified that money
received on the calls -a basic
$35 per service plus "tips" of·
fcred by the male clients -were
split with Smith.
<See CLEARED, Page A2)
_overs _oast;
erts
Appellate Judge, Wife
.
Nabbed in Drug Bust
Uz Taylor
New 'Weapon'
M OSCOW l AP > -
Forget the U~. the MXs,
the N, H and A-bombs .
E Ii za beth Taylor is
America's new secret
weapon in the Mideast.
and ahe bu the Ruas.ians'
attention.
The official Soviet news
agency Tass said Wednes-
day that Miss Taylor'• vis-
it to Egypt. came "on in·
s t'r u ct ions from
W ashingtoo."
Tass said the actress's
four-day Egyptian V IP
lour that ended Tuesday
was akin to the Pentagon's
"propaganda shows" in
Vietnam.
·•It is hardly likely that
Taylor's cooing will prove
of a ny assistance to the
pa rticipan ts i n t h e
sepa rate deal," Tass said.
refe rring to the Egypt-
Israel peace agreement.
Dollar
Plunges;
Gold Up
LONDON CAP) The dollar
spiraled downward on European
money markets today as some
dealers predicted a renewed
crisis of confidence m the U.S
c urrency Gold soared t o
another record of S380 at Lon·
don's five maJor buJLion firms. a
jump of $10 from Wednesday's
close in both London and Zunch.
The dollar hit lJ ·month lows in
Milan and Frankfurt and was
lower ln Tokyo.
"The dollar ts '" trouble
again, and it seems the rising 1n
terest rates have not been suffi
cient to prop it up." a Tokyo
trader said
APWI,_
HELO IN DRUG RAIO
Justice Paul Halvonlk
Couple
Facing
Felony
OAKLAND 1 APl Slate Ap
pellate Court .Justice Paul N
Halvonak. 40. and his wife.
Deborah. 37. were free today
a fter arrest m their home on
felony cocame and marijCJana
charges
Oakland police vice squad Sgt.
Larr) •Rodrigue said Halvonik.
formerly a member of Gov. Ed-
mund Rrown J r. ·s admmistra·
t1on. and has wife. were arrested
Wl'dnesday ni ght by police
armed with warrants charging
po~1'ei.o;1on o r coc aine .
po!>l>l.'SS1on of marijuana for
-,a lt'. and c:ult1 vat1on of mari·
Juana
They were released on their
o~ n n·<'o~n1 zanct>
· Smith. of 1311 Cliff Drive,
operates Charlie's Angels and
Golden Girls -outcall agencies
that provide escort, massage
and nude modeling services for
male clients.
16 Majer Blazes "When the Federal Reserve
Board let the dollar slip agrunst
European currencies Wcdnes ·
day people became wo rried
about having loo many green
backs on hand ..
1bree Holdup
Tries Foiled;
·4th Succeeds
Hudrigul' ~aid the couple were
nrderf.'d to ap~ar in Oakland
l\1 unH·1paJ Court Friday for ar·
r:ugnmcnt Mrs Halvonik is an
Jttorn(•y 1n private practice.
The services are advertised in
several newspapers serving
Orange County.
"Police have been after my
client for a loog time and have
been unsuccessful. He runs a
clean operation down there,"
declared attorney Spring.
During the four-day trial
before Superior Court Judge
Bryon K. McMillan, the teen-age
girl testified that she went to
work for' Smith's Golden Girls
service in 1978.
Orange Coast
Weather
Low clouds tonieht
throqb mld-mondq Fri·
day otberwl•e sunny.
INIH.HTeDAY
''",,... oO pooil laow the /fftOfldol 100rld bffth1g a
patll to Mnico. But Preli-
_, J,,_ Lopn PorliUo haa
oolMd cauttoui <1ew1opm.m
Of ti.. ,,.Crolnm /iftdl .and
eolallrt1. ~. photo P• AIJ .•
Cool Spell to Aid
Tired Fire/ ighters
B y The Associated Press
Cooler weather was expected
to aid thousands of fatigued
firefighters today in their strug-
gle lo quell al least 16 major
blazes that have consumed
a bout 90,000 acres of California
brush and Umber.
Since Saturday. at least 50
homes have been destroyed or
damaged by the fires, which
h ave <been fanned by hot
weather and erratic winds, run-
ning up damage and firefigbUng
costs into the millions of dollars.
stroke or heart attack as they
are from the fires." he s aid.
U .S . Forest Service
s pokeswoman Juanita Adams
said 25 Forest Service air
tankers· and eight Air NationaJ
Guard C-1.30s were fighting the
fires, a long with countless
helicopters and other aircraft.
•'This is the biggest air show
ever seen in California," she
s aid.
A 20,000-acre fire stnt hun·
dreds of people in the Ventura
area fleeing from their homes
Wednesday when that blue,
which bet(an Tuesday south of
<See Fl•ES, Pase AZ>
Dealers said further uncer
tainty about the U.S economy.
inflation and the political
climate in the United States
probably all contributed to the
s lide. Some said massive and
immediate support for the dollar
by the U S. Federal Reserve
would be necessary to prevent a
further plunge of the dollar
West Germany's Bundesbank.
the country's central monetary
authority. announced it bought
up $15.5 million to prop up the
dollar when it dropped from
1.8Q73 late Wednesday to a late
fixin1of1.7745 marks. It was the
first time the dollar d ipped
below 1.80 marks In 11 \nonlhs
and was the lowest vaJue since
shortly before President Carter
a nnounced a dollar support
packa1e last Nov. l.
By JACKIE HYMAN
Ol IM 0.,ly Piie! \wH
The score wa~ l'lerks 3. rob
bers I m Costa Mesa Wednesday
as qu1ck·lhtnking employees
foiled lwo attempted bank heists
and a department store holdup.
police said.
The only robber who got any
money was a man who 1nd1cated
he had a gun under his shirt and
made off with $30 from the 7
Eleven store al 517 W. Wilson St
at about 1: 31) a. m. It was the
third robbery al that location 1n
the past month. ·
An inept bank robber was
foiled twice in two holdup at-
tempts within 10 minutes of each
other Wednesday. police said
Officers said a man in his ear·
ly 20s driving a dark-gray
foreign car pulled into the drive-
< See HOLDUPS, Page AZ>.
State fire meteorologists, who
work full-time on flJ'e weather
predicUou, are forecutlne a
aradual increue in sea breezes
that could brina down tem·
peratures to the lower 80a in the
Loa Anaelea b asin b y the
weekend and provide relief from
low inland humidity.
Meanwblle, Kennet.b Hahn,
chairman of the Los An1elea
County Board of Supervilon,
declared bla county a diauter area Wednesday and au11esled
that supernaon in Ventura and
Santa Barbara counUes do the
sam e.
Smog Covering Coast
. "One mpre fire and we're 1n
real trouble," Habn said.
Spokesmen for tbe v 1riou1
rtrellOUnl QeDdes on tbe l1nel
lndlcatecl the trouble ·was atre• l'Ml enoqb.
"1111 PIODle bave Just about
bad tt, '' U .s .. rorest Service
sDOkesmm Daw Blaine said ol t&e ftnftcbtaw wbo have come
from 21 •tat. u fir away u
Maine.
"Some ol them have been at it
DOW for two ...... and t.btJ're
1n u mllCb U..-from beat
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Stagnant Air Triggers Health Advisories
By MlalAEL PASKEVIOI °' ................ , ....
Stagnant air dung to. the
Orange Coast· again today,
promptlq car pooling pro-
1rama for lar1e firms from
Coeta Ilea to Laauu Beach
and flnt stage health ad· vtsorlel for lection1 of inland Oraqe County.
Smot irew even wone around
Loe ~ .. a ...... ol
eJ•·•Ualin.I vapon ••eloped tb• bu1n.-t riaa•rllll second
1ta1• bM!tll alerta 1n Mftfal
areu.
Second 1ta1e health eplaodes
-meminc dante.rous alr for all
people -were expede<l to lut
throup Friday i.n J>uadena and
nearby communities.
''The new weather pattern ii
1lmllar to wbat we experimced
lut week," laid a •Poll•maa
for the South Cout Air Quality
lllanqemeat Dl.uic:t.
· That weather system, Iii wtddl an ... ...,.. 1.,.-o1 eooa ....
bot air ~ pollatutl eloM
to tbe 1rouad, caused et1bt
1trallbt days of 1ecoad •tale bultlt aleN.
C.....ed U.. worst nm ol
.·
smoggy days in 25 years, the ln·
version layer lifted over the
weekend OGly to return today.
It will remain hot Friday with
ne1li1lble winds and bl1b1
above 90 in Loi Anl•I•, 9' for in land valleys.
It will be only •ll&btl)t cooler
for lnlmd Oranae County, wbere
first 1ta1e health advlaorln
were eQeCted to remain 1n ef.
feet for 1:1 Toro. La Habra, Loi
Alamltol, Santa Ana Canyon
and Aubaf1!.
No ttnt 1ta1e 1leTt1 we ...
called for coat cltle1 where
<8ee lllOG. Pa1• AJ)
\'1<·t· squad Lt Jim Mitchel
-.aid he and other offi cers found
about $100 worth or cocaine. two
one ounce packages of processed
martJuana which police vaJued
al $500 and more than 200 grow-
ing mariJuana plants in the
kitchen and bathroom.
Officers said they had no
t'' 1dence the Halvoniks were
selling pot. but they were booked
on the charge because they had
more marijuana around than
they couJd use themselves.
Police saJd the arrests at the
II a l vonaks' Hiller Highlands
home capped a three-day in-
vestigation prompted when of-
fice rs inves tigating a recent
burglary at the Halvonik home
spotted what they thought were
marijuana plants.
Halvonik is former legal direc-
tor or the Bay Area American
Civil Uberties Union, and was
appointed to the bench in April
1978.. by Brn.wn.
Halvonik once was a pro·
fesslonal Jan pianist, a former
state attorney general and a
partner in a public interest law
firm In San Francbco before be
Joined the Brown administration
m 1975 as the governor's assb·
tant for legal affairs.
Power Goe8 Out
For Mesa Home8
The llgbta went out for about
1,475 Soutbem California Ediaoa
customen in north Cotta lleu
W ednetday nlcbt f~ more tban
an hour, an SCE 1pe>ke1man aaid
today.
He said the failure of an un-
der1round cable abut off elee·
tdcity at 10:38 p.m. to tbe area
bounded by Sunno"r AvaNe,
Baker Street, tbe Newport
Fneway and Fairview Road.
Power was r .. tored 1t U :41 p.m., be Hid. .r
•
1 a
Co111·t Backs Pa~r
am~ ofi
Ut:S MOIJ'llBS. tu a (AP)
A n "' pa *a& within U.. law
wht•n at publl hod lh name al a
wunuan 1tn1ll1ed •••hHt hfr
w1 ht• bt·c-aUMt t.h lnformaUon
V. IS" rrom fJUbtlC dorum Ma and
v. •• ~ n ot morbid o; ••a••
t1011JI,' 111, lvwa Supreme Court
hH ruh°tl
In .i f it 1ll•c'I0\1t.n W«-dnM(l1t)'
lht• hitth rnurt uvh1•ld ai P<1lk
After 17 YearH
COWil)' Dt.\rict Court Judi~
tn 1 SI mllllon lnva1lon of
prhaey •u t brw&bt by Robbla
Jlo1t'ard ol Dea Molnet, who~
teaded A me at.ory humlUa&M
h r and <'IUled her mental pala
and uucul1h
Mn Howard uked N00,000
ll<'tual demaaH and H00,000
11unltlvt• <huo .. Ko• from both th
Oc-1 Mu1n .. 1 ltCRllt t:r and
Trlbuoe Co. Hd a Newton
parehWrilt, Dr. BOJ aao..
Tlae UH welthed H ID· dtvldu1l'• rt1bt. to prl~acy
•••tut UM rtnt Am.......,t
rl1bt ol UM pnea to publllb ln·
formation about "m1tt.n of
l•tlllmate putpllc coocera," the
court aald
u. . Coast Guard
Allowed Near Cuba
The newa at.ory by report.er
M u1C.r"l t;nc et told of
n11m e rou1 Inc idents at the
J 11per Count y Home, lneludbtt
ml11handling of dn.111. acaJdloc
deaths Of two P•Uente •nd ln·
vo luntaary 1terlllutlona or
wo men, wbo were not meatalb
dlubled The ·home •aa cloNd
~ft.er lu Ucenaes were revoked
by the state.
M ra Howard argued lhe dla-
c losure ol her sterlUiaUon came
an part from Sloan and in part
fro m recordll which were nol
pubhc.
fOHT I.Al 'IH.IWALfo;, fo'ltt
•A J» 'llw l' ~ C'oul>l G uurd Ii.
UICl.llrl 1.1bl1· ti1 or~ruh: 111 Gubun
water" :rnd alrHIJUCe, ofhC'lab
uy, frJllowml( the Jlftlng of &
17 y1·ar han 11npo11ud by Presl
dent Fide-I Ca-.tro'a government
'ou11l Gu;mJ off1cluls In Miami
said their "und..rHtand1n1f' with
Cuba wa 11 b ase d on
hurn unit arian 1•011111 derations
!'nd a llow11 for c·oop •rat wn m
M~arch and r~cue mi11s1ons
The -.rrtfngemcnt wub m<tde
last year, lhey u1d, but kept
11ult'l for fear <1f re pcr'cu1U1ions 1n
Sc1uth f''lorida'11 Cub~rn com
From Pag~ A I
SMOG ...
lemperatur1 'I will remain In the
mid 70:s, hut u dlatr lct'1>
.,pokes man 11a1d thc> atr will re
rnaln "unhealthful for e xtre mely
i.enslt1ve peraorui" throutth fi"n
dlly
"' ;i ,,.,.,11 11r 11u1r11l air
•'at 111•1111.: -.111·111~t h r n l.w.
l\ni•1•l1"!! JrHI H1 v1·r:.1d1· <·11unt1('&
1•,1rl v t111lay .• ur c1ual1ly offu·1ul~
rn-.1111111 .. 1 11111nllutory car pool
mg f 11 :i,1,1,10 ~.oultil:1r11J firm-.
tl1al 1 111pl<1y 111111 ,. Hi:Hl JOO f>tl1 ,,,, .,
1'11 l.l M1·.,u. N•·wpurt aml
Ir ".,,.. ;11 h i r•cJrpor :111011-. w•·r•·
f1rol1 rMI '"' •1•1 •md •.l a1~1· 1111111-..
<',111 11111 1111 f,1,1 l•I 711 l>•'ff'f•rtl rt•
'1111 111111 111 c•m11l<1y11> 1·1H trips /\ r ., .. , • ',,llll' plan . hJ.k 1n,., for
Vf1l1111L11. , .• r flOCJllnY. w: ... rt·
11111" If d f11r 1111' l.a1•uria B••:u h
amt !S1111tn Or nr1~1· Goa11l :trf'lt
H<it h pll1111\ were ""P*'<'lf-d to
111· n·nv~rd l'nduy
/\ 1><1ll•illtm r1>ud1nl( t1f 15 part.'>
pt•r tnillltin WJ\ prvd1rtr1l for
C'rn1to Mi·!'l;i : nrJ N1•wport H1•a<'h
''"''' v :111 I I· 11t1:1y /\ 2fJ ll:'v••I r111111t lw r1•111·h1 ti ht•f11n• 1t ftr'>l
, .. , •• , lwallh ul<•rt '" r<1llNI
lnlJntl r,.a1l10l(!S of ;11; for !-,1m
la Anu ('un yon ;rnd 21 for
Anuh1·1m w1•r1• prvdkt1•d hy dJH
t 11 d uffln f1l11
Outdoor recre&l1on wa-. ·~•
peeled to be c·urt<.1 ll1:d for lilu
dt•nt.s attend.Ing lnlund 11chool!l.
Along the <'OaAl, 11thool d lat rirt
rifflciuh 1mc1• uguin we re a1.1ked
''' u11~ t1l1wrt.-tlon In 11rhedullog uf
1>lr1·11uo111t KIJMt..11 octlvll y.
f 'ro. Pap A I
CLEARED. • •
Sri11th lesUf1Pd thlll hf' had nr>
knowlf'dgc 11bC>ul wh11t the girl
did on thP rell11 lie did toncede
tha t pro11t1 tuti o n was a
"pos1t1blhty "
Hut h1· r.-pPlltf'd~y told the
court lh&t he would not allow
prm1t1tule8 tn work ror 1118 al(en
c1e11 l•ntl would flro &ny woman
f.'ho he lettrnf'd WH e ngaging In
M'XUAI a<'tJI for money
Ocr,uty Dl11trlct AUt>rney
Michuel J ucol>!'I, who proKecute<t
thP <'8110, lanw ntf>d thf' verdict
anc1 lhl~ dfladlO<'kPd decis ion. Hf•
!HJ ld he ha11 not yet dec ided
w h e ther to a is k that Miu
T hom tts foce & 1wcond trial on
lhe churps.
OflANOI COAST
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munlty, compol'lf'd m ainly or ref
uget·s from the communi11t
C1t11tro regime
The underet11ndlng resulted
f rom two lJ.S.-Cubis meeUng11,
one m Wushlmcton and one in
Huvana. The f''ort Lauderdale
N1>w14 rcpc1rted Wedne11day In a
rnpyright article trollowing lhc
meetings, thf• Coast Guard in
Miami and thl' Cubisn Rorder
Patrol laxt s ummer opened u
teletype hnk, the newspaper
i.a1d
C&pl Ale x1rnder La rzelere,
C'hief of i.earch and r escue for
lhe Coast Guard's Seventh Di.a·
trict in Miami, uld 90 percent of
the cooperative U.S.-Cuban mil·
1>11rn11 have bee n searc h and
rt•l\('U(.'
lJ S Cuban diplomat ic r ela
t1on1> ended in 1961 after Castro
1·<.1mc to power Since then , U.S.
a irliners had used Cuban
·a1 rbp<1 ce, but U S tnlhl•ry
;urr rafl and s hips had been un·
welcome
At time11, r elatlon11 were so
poor tht> Cuban Border Patrol
dt>t ained /\mcret•an plea11ure
boat~ that strayed Into Cuban
wntcr!'I AA r ecently u July 1977,
a Cuban gunboat 11eized a Miami
t•om m.-rclal fishing boat and
twirl the vessel and lt.'I caplaJn
f11r rnon· lh<in a month
Lar 1,elrn· .,aid another sign of
ltw 1T1aw t•am1· last !>ummer
wtu•n Cutw rJl'rm1lh·d the Coast
(;u;.iril to fly a J umim.•a hound
hellct11,t,.r on .. flood relief mas
'ilfln through Cuhan alrspare
'That r~m·st was made and
11n rnedH1tel y approved by the
<'ubaru.. ·he 'laid
L<friclere said the agreement
1•xtends Lo law enforcement and
the two countries ure cooperat·
1nu on dr11g ~nlorcement mat
1 ni> Jn one c·aM·, the Cubans
w1z1·d a vf'i.scl 'IU'lf><•t'lPd of cnr·
ry1 ng manJuanu on information
-..upphed IJy th1• Coa'\l Guard, he
.aid
f',..,.. Page Al
Polk County District Judge
Anthony Critelll had entered a
it um mary Judgment for tbe
newspaper on s:rounda that the
identlftcaUon wu newaworthy.
However, Crltelll rejected tbe
newspaper'• contention that t.he
r ecords were public and that
Mrs Howard had waived het
privacy
The Supreme Court's majority
o pinion by Justice Mark
McCormick held that the doeu·
menls, including letters about
t he situation written by Gov.
Robert Ray t.o the home, were
public "The fact of pJalnutf's
sterlllzaUon wu thua a public. -
as opposed to private, fad and 1
matter of legitimate public
concern "
HRES ...
OJal, roared t.o wit.hln two miles of the city limits.
f''lre department officials said
later the city of 64,800 was in no
danger and only a barn was
dc:11 troycd before firefighters
l>eat bar k the blaze.
"It was 11ultc a :'light to see -
th1· fer<' C(>ll'llng up toward the
town ." :mid Vc:ntuni County Fire
Ca pl 1>1ck 1~crry "It wa11 llkt a
wall uf namei. ..
Tu the ea1tt In Venturn County,
anotht.'r hla1,c began <>n the 1,ut-
11k 1rt11 of the city of S1m1 Valley,
burning 7~ acres and leapl.llg a
r1re break that had been expect·
NI to hold It during the after·
noon It was finally conl111n<.'<1 al
!) p m Wednesday
M eanwhll~a half·d ozen
houses wer e . ashes near
Goleta . in Santa arbara County
100 miles n orthwest of Lo11
• /\nge lP11. after ~ 4,000-a cr e fire
roared through Eagle Canyon
and Int.I> the Los f'adre5 NallonaJ
F or.-11t
HOLDUPS.
Fl r es also burned a crou
11 ,000 acres In the Angele!' Na·
twn«tl Forest above Los Angeles,
1ncJudlng more than 3,000 acres
• • • in ,We bb t;anyon north of Clar,.
monl in eastern Los Angele11
Co unty wher e 35 homes we re
e vacuated
in window at Imper ial Hank,
Fair l>r1v<' und lf arbor
Boulevard, al 2 p.m .
He cla.lmed lo have a tihf>t«un
wrap1.ied in cloth and de manded
S t.000, police s aid. The teller
ornpped to the floor and the man
c.Jrove orr eropty hunded
A swivect mutch1ng the llllme
description pulled up to the
drive in window cit United
Califorrua Bank, Baker Street Ml
11 arlx>r Boulevard. at 2 10 p.m
itnd made the same demand
The teller aJso ducked
The man drove away, police
u id.
It wM at 4·40 p.m that a aus·
peel in hJs late 20ff with an .Alro
hair style approached a Jewelry
de partment clerk at BuHocu ln
South Cout Plaza, said he had a
gun and de manded je welry,
police uld
Cle rk Ele na Meraz, 39, of
Ga rden Grove, tried to pu11h the
1.1h1 rm button, police said. When
It failed to 110und. 11he yelled for
a nother clerk to call police.
Tbc bandit nod.
FDA Flayed
In Beer Case
WA8HINGTON <AP> A con·
iwmer voup rebuked 1eovem·
ment re1uJat.on Wed~day for
allowing the nlc of t>eer con·
talnlng traces of nltroumlnet, 1
cuncc;r caualnR a1rent, and W'led
tho t brewera be forced to
eliminate It from their product.I
within alx monlhl.
M eenwhUe , the Center for
Science ln the Public' lei..t
Hid the Food and Dru• Ad· mlntatratJon abould notttr the
publtcJmmedlatelr of the pcMll·
tlal rllkl.
Both the bMr brewen and tbe
aovernment b1Ye conducted
tbel r own uat.I 1bowl.n1 Uaat
nltro11mlne• are preHnt la
IOIDe ....,.. It a rile ol Mt ...
two and three puta per bdlioD.
Tb• llltroeamlnet, wblcb are
known &o e ... cue., in tome
l•borll&Orr ............ fonmd u a .,,,,odaoet ol UM bNwtJtC
proc ...
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T h e Webb Canyo11 blaze ,
which began Wednesday, 11pread
rupidly and f o r a lime
threatened about SO cablna ln
Palmer Can yoo . But Loa
An1elea County Fire Depart·
ment spokesman Ken Lavol~ -
u ld early today "there are no
winds for the moment, the fire la
layine down and the humidity lB
up. Jl'1 lookinl 1ood."
Two homes were damaged by
that Ore, lncludln1 one whlch
suffered $40,000 dama1e when
burning e mbers lanited a wood
shingle root, Lavole said.
Jn Northern Callfomla, 6,800
acrea or forest burned near
Placerville, 50 mlles nort.heui
of Sacramento. and 3,500 acres
went up ln names ln Plumu
County, 100 miles nortbeut ol
SaC"ramento.
Further north In the fire that
11pana both Plumas and Laden
Nall on al Forest•. flrefl1htera
completed the fire line around
the perimeter late Wednesday,
ach levtn1 full containment, of.
flclal1 Hld, addinl they hoped to
control It completely by ton!pt.
In San Dte10 County, the CDP'
uld It.a bl1ce1t flr• ol l.be year
ther e was 1Ull ra1ln1 out ot con·
trol today alter charTlnl more
than 8,000 acrtl of ru11ed
bUlllde ln UM Olay Meaa arta
ne•r UM Mexican bordM.
Man Succumbs
From Crash
A 12-JMr.old 8aDta Ana man
died Wednllda.r ntlbt from bead ·
lnjurl11 M IUffeted lD a trllf'flc
colll1lon lut rrtda1 lD Lake
For•t.
Rlcbard Scott Patton died at
7:U p.m . .t Sadd.leback Com·
mu.HJ Holpltal.
lnve1tl1a&on 11lcl PaUoe'•
au&o ltniek a CU' be Wll lll-t.ID~ lo,... latt ~ at aoe IDd Auto~ Drtve
ud c......S lato a MCODd Hlal· cla.
PaUAJD w11 trJtaa lo ..._..
..... beea•• ol OOMtnllAcllt won ln UM area, tav•U1a&on
tal4.
A .. WI ........
Sllot "9 Bandit•
New York City police officers carry Ben Joseph, 82,
from a Chemlr al Bank branch m the Bronx a s one or
flee r holds his wounded left arm. Joseph. a customer at
the bank, was shot u he begged the robbers not to shoot
anybody. ·
Slaying of Mesa
Woman Probed
Co11 ta Meu police ll'a1d today
they a re pun1uing & number of
ltads In their hearch for th~
killer of Marolyn Carelt.on, :i
31 year old widow who WM al
tacked 1n her apartm1·nt ~i.llur
day
They said they sirP a l110 ror1
tmu1ng to mN·l with d1•l1·1·t1 v1•-..
from other Or:.inge Cowct t·1l1<''>
to llN ' 1f WU10lved murd<'rs then·
may bl' re lall"d
Mn <.:arelton died Sunday of
lnJuries received when an en
truder struck her over the head
with a blunt object The murder
weapon hll!ln't been found
S he was attarked at 224
Avocado St . only a block away
rro m the apartment at 307
Avocado St where 21 year-old
Kim berly Gaye R a wlins W&'\
murdered March 3 1 Anothrr
wom a n , 24 year old Jane 1'1•1
tf'n gill, was attac k e d and
11t-verely 1n1ure d two blocks
awuy . al JIU llam1lt1111 ~l on Ju
ly 20
l'olln• '>:t11I !ht·~ ar 1 l1.o1~1n1(
111 t u p ,,.. -. 1 b I • • 1 '• n n ,. ' 1 1 '' n .
tw1~1·1·n th1·,1· r·a .,,., an1l un
'''" 1·d murd1:r\ 111 fo uu11t11 in
V:tllt·) Coronu dt>I Mar , Jrvm1•
and (;ardc>n Cro\•• '" w•·ll a<
lht• -..l<1y1n~ 1n J :inu•ir> 1!117. ,,f
H otJ~n Lynn C'11x <W . in hn
:ipartmf'nt al i4J Avn1·ado ~l .
Cm.ta Meia
About ha lf the detectives 111
the Costa Mesa bureau a re
work1n~ on thP <'8'\~
l'ohc c '>llld lhe) ha H~ hc:urd <1f
several women m oving awi.y
fro m Avocado Street apart
me ntA, but raut1orit'd that othf'r
('it1e11 ali10 ha ve un'lolved
murderll
Police Nab M·an
Wrrying Hatchet
A pair of Huntiaaton Be•c~
patrolmen ahOl at and chued
down a h al c h e l ·c arr yln•
bur g lary auapcct today after
confronting the suspect In a
11eafood restaurant hallway
omcera said they ·ar rested
26·year-o1d Richard Edward
A11hc rafl of Garden Groye al
1 4-0 a .m. on charges of com·
merc lal burttlary He was
transported to UCI Medical
Center fbr treatment.
A s hcraft, who alle1edly
tripped a silent alarm at Mat.au
Restaurant, 18035 Beach Blvd.,
rec eived a minor puncture
wound ln his hJp, pollrc said
tnvestigat.ora irnid 1t h u not
bee n determined wheth er the
wound wu a result of sun.fire.
Officer J erry Fuhrmann fired
once al the auspect when the aJ
le1ed bur1Jar bolted throu.&b a
hallway door and waved a
hatchet al him. police said
The Intruder dropped the
hatchet and darted from the
bulldlna but waa tackled by Of
fleer Richard Wright about 200
yuda from the rest.au.rant.
Newport
Su.rf and Sporf:
Introduce•
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COLUMBIA, l .C. <AP>
R01a119 c.n... laid today her
huaballd Ml decided wben he
will 1.-we bl.I caodldacy for
re·elecUon. but lbe would not
give ad.ate.
•' l!!very declalon has been
made -even tbe date," she told
report.en on her arrival thlt
mo~ for the start of a two-dar tlcaJ mla1lon to SouUa
Caro &.na and Plortda In behalf ol
President Carter.
"ll'U be a little bit lat.er ln the
fall," abe aald. .
Tb• preildent previously had
m1de it clear .he Intended to
aeek renomtnation by the
Oemocra!A for a second term.
His wife's comments toda1
seemed lo suggest an eagemeu
by Cart.er t.o enter the fray soon,
at l~t partly lo curb the
momeatum ol the draft.Kennedy
mov•me nt and counter Sen.
Edward M. Kennedy's m crea.s·
lngly frequent hints ·that he
mlaht challenge Cart.er In J9fl). ·
Mn. Cart.er, referring t.o her
hu1bend'11 candidacy, said "we
have been talking about it for a
couple of weeks now" and in.
dice~ the decis ion was made
r ecently
"ThlJ' ls not the time," she
aald. ''He'• prealdent. He ~
to be an Washington working on
these very import.ant issues."
Tbe flnl lady abo predict.eel
her bu.bmd would not remain
low io the puflljc oplnlon polls,
the moet recent of which cave
him a record unfavorable raUn1
of 19 percent public: epproval ol
bla JOb performance.
However, Mra. Carter said, "I
don't know aodr+ don't care'·
when bis popul._ will beSln t.O
nM ID the poUa.
She aaid ber two-atat.e polJUcal
fund·ralaln1 trip provldn a
chan~ for her to "point out the
1reat accompll1bmenta" of her
hu11band. "Jimmy 1s meeting
thl"'lf' pMblems hettd on." i.h1·
'"HI On her tour, M ns Carter 111
·"k tnl( her hu-.hund''I 'IUJ1Jl()rt,.rs
111 •wrVP U'I h1~l '> l)f '\ntilll tunfl
r albllU! 11<ir111·~ 1n tlw1r homf!i. •111
th•· day hl· 1lcrlan•!> h111 eato
1l11l<1cy for a secrmd ll:'rm
Drown Victim
Identified as
Norwalk Man
O rantte County Coro ner'R
deput1ea have 1denUfled the
drowned body of a man who
""'.1sh1>d ashore al Sunset Aearh
.J '\ U on 1 ~I ,.. r el' d I c, 2 2. •> f
:-Oor"'alk
Ill" Wlf•• and fn('nl'b rf'IJ'>rted
thul fo'ret'dJP wa -. app<1n·nlly un·
dtr the 1nnuence of P C: P and
akohol wht>n tw da!\hed into the
ot't'Hn near HunlinJ(lon Be ach
Pier ut abool 1 • m Tuesday
Costa Me11a'11 helicopter 101ncd
llunlln.iton Beach hleguard.s in
a fru1Ueu search for lhe m~n
followln& the i.nc1dent.
AuthonUes 111ud th~y s potted
the body In the surf off Sunset
Beac.h about 10 a .m. Tuesday.
Mi8trial Declared
l:LAREMORE, Okla . <AP)
A mlstnal waa declared today In
the trial of 327 1nll·nuclear pro-
le1ters charaed with tre11pualn1
al the conatrucllon Aile of the
Black Fox nuclear Power plant,
authoriUe9 1ald
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Orange ·Coast
, EO,TION
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Today'Jt ~1 .. i.g
N. V. _.,"toeks
VOL. 72, NO. 263, 3 SECTIONS, 40 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1979 N Fl FTEEN CENTS
IRWD Elections .'Unconstitutional'
•r rau&a1m satoE•EHL ... cw.., ..........
An tlectioft .,.tem that has al·
lowed lrvloe Compan1 domina·
llon ot lrvtne Ranch Water Dul·
trlct attain wu declared un·
constltutlonal Wedne11day by
Oran1e County Superior Court
Judge Eward Wallin.
At the C«JDClusioo of a 2~·hour
hearini. the judge ruled lbat
election or directors by land·
o wn er·co nlro ll e d voling
violates "one·man, one-vote"
prlncipl• repeatedly upheld by
the U.S. Supreme Court and t.he
state Supreme Court.
Wallln declared that public
control or the water di1trJct
board ol directors is elflenlial
because of "mome'ntoua" de·
· ciaiona the board will face re·
garding future developme nt
within the 69,000.acre diatricL.
The district includes one-aixlh
or. Orange County 's land area,
including the city or Irvine and
portions or Tustin, Santa Ana,
Newport Beach. ~aguna Beach
a nd unincorporated territory.
The questlon now facing Judge
Wallin is how to shill control of
the water district board from
landowner·selected to popularly
elected members .. Possible rem·
edies will be explored at a
., Dally Pilell Su" Pi.to
THE UVSCHITZ FAMILY, FORMERLY OF KIEV, RUSSIA, ARRIVES IN ORANGE COUNTY
Immigrants (from left) Vladlalav, 15, Nettya and Mark Wiii Live In Costa Mesa
.'Happy New Year' Wi.sh
Rus&ian Immigrants -Arrive in· County
By JACKIE HYMAN °'-.,...., """ ..... The Livacbitz family of Kiev,
Russia arrived in Orange Coun-
ty Wednesday -just in time for
the new year.
At sundown Friday, they will
join m e mbe r s of Newport
Beach's Temple Bat Yahm in
celebrating Rosh Hasbana, the
J ewish new year.
The family will have more to
give thanks for than m06t. as
lbey reflect back OD the Journey
that brought them to John
Wayne Airport Wednesday,
thou.sands or miles-from Kiev.
"We are very, very glad · to
come," said Mark Li vsch1tz.
40. an architect, struggling with
his limited English. But bis
broad smile made words UD·
necessary.
Livscbltz, 40, his wife . •NeUya,
Teen Prostitute
NB Man Acquitted
In Pimping Trial
Outcall escort ser vice
oper a tor Donald Smith of
Newport Beach was acquitted
Wednesday of pimping and pan-
dering for a teen·age girl who
became a prostitute al 15.
"Thank God it's over," Smith
sighed with relief as he and his
attorney, Jim Spring, left t.he
Orange County Courthouse on
their way to t:elebrate the inno-
cent verdict.
Coastal Panel
Won't Review
C.dMLab OK
Members of lbe state coastal
commission Wednesday
· · declined to hear an appeal filed
over the approval ol remodellng
plans for the Kerckboff Marine
Laboratory in Corona del Mar.
The seven-woman, five-man
jury deadlocked in an 11·1 vote
favoring g uilt o n whe ther
Smith's co-defendant, Valerie
Thomas. 20, of Santa Ana, also
pimped and pandered for the
girl.
Smith, of 13 11 CliCf Drive,
operates Charlie's Angels and
Golden Girls -outcalJ agencies
that provide escort . massage
and nude modeling services for
male clients.
The services are advertised in
several news papers serving
Orange County.
'•Police have been after my
client for a long lime and have
been unsuccessful. He runs a
clean operation down there,"
declared attorney Spring.
Durine the four-day trial
before Superior Court Judge
B.ryon K. McMillan, the teen·age
glrl testified that she went to
work for Smith's Golden Girls
service in 1978.
41, a geologist, and lbeir lS·year·
old son. Vladislav owe thelr safe
arrival in their new hom eland to
lbe work or many people. .
It was pressure from lbe U.S.
and Jewish groups that enabled
them to come. Earlier families
attempting to nee Russian anti·
Semitism waited years for visas,
sometimes in vain, but the
Livschilz family was allowed to
leave after five months. ·
Carrymg only a few pieces of
luggage, Lhey were met in New
York by representatives of Chi ,
an offshoot of the century-old
Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society.
They were put on a plane for
Los Angeles . where they
changed to a commuter flight to
Orange County.
On this end. the Orange Coun·
ty J e wis h Feder a tion a nd
Jewish Family Service wiU pay
their rent and basic costs until
they become self-supporting.
And members of Temple Bat
<See FAMILY. Page A2l
17th Firm Agrees
To UFW Contract
SALINAS <AP> -The 17th
company to reach an accord
with the United Farm Workers
in the wake of a wildcat slriJce
has a greed to what have now
become standard terms in the
union's quest for new contracts
with Cali!omia growers.
Os hita, Inc . of Gonzales
agr eed to a three-year pact
Wednesday, providing wages of
$5 an hour wilb a 70.cent in·
crease over the life or the con·
tract, plus Increases for piece·
rate workers averaging 55 per·
cent over the old scale, and a
cost or living escalator.
hearing scheduled for 1:30 p.m.
Monday.
As now con$lituted, the seven·
member board of dire<?tors in·
eludes fi ve members selected on
the basis al assessed valuation of
land held b y the district's
landowners and two members
elected by direct vote of the peo·
pie.
Because the Irvine Company
controls virtually au uninbabit·
ed land within the s prawling dis·
trict, the election scheme bas
permitted company control of
five votes on the board of direc·
tors.
A state law passed in 1975
permits transition of the board
from landowner to public control
a~ residential development OC·
curs .
~ FoHowing a review of develop-
ment statistics, the board re·
• cently voled to increase the
number or popularly elected
directors to three. That move,
however. wlll leave the company
with a four-member m ajority oo
the board, critics have pointed
out.
The lawsuit attacking the elec·
tion system was brought against
the district by the city ot Irvine,
and the Center for Law in the
<See lllVINE, Page A%)
Cocaine, Pot Found
Justice· And Wife
Face Drug Raps
OA KLAND (AP> -Stale Ap·
pe llate Court Just.Jee Paul N
Hal von1k. 40. and his wife.
De borah. 37. were free todav
after arrest in their home on
felony cocaine and mar1Juana
charges
Oakland police vice squad Sgt
Larry Rodrigue said Halvomk .
formerly a rrember of Gov Ed·
mund Brown Jr. 's adm1rustra
lion, and tus wife. were arrested
Wednesd ay night by police
armed with warrants rhar~1n~
possession of cocaine
possession of mariJuana for
sale. and cult1vat1on of man
juana
They were released on their
own recognizance
Rodngue said the couple were
ordered to appear in Oakland
Municipal Court Friday for ar
raignment. Mrs. HaJ vonik 1s an
attorney in private practice.
Vice squad Lt. Jim Mitchel
said be and other officers round
about $100 worth or cocaine. two
one·ounce packages of proceued
marijuana which police valued
Melted NB
Power Cable
Douses Lights
About 2,880 homes and bus1·
nesses in Newport Beach were
without electricity for a half·
hour early today when an under·
ground cable melted. causing a
power outage.
The affected area 1s bounded
by 15th Street in Newpor t
Heights, Superior Avenue and
Bayside Drive.
J im Kennedy. spokesman for
the Southern California Edison
Company, said today the cable
melted near a transformer in
the parking lot of the Ancient
Mariner restaurant in Manner 's
Mile on West Coast Highway.
He said lhe cable failed as a
result of the heavy electricity
demand over the past few days
due tot.he heat wave
Kenne dy said t he power
failure occurred at 4:55 a .m. and
that all customers had their
electricity back by 5:30 a .m .
He said lbat a test or the un-
derground cable c aused a
second seven-minute outage at
about9 a .m.
The Edison workmen restored
powe r b y u s ing alternate
circuits and by laying a Lem·
porary above-ground cable while
repairs on the melted circuit are
being made.
Kennedy sald the cable wiU
have to be dug out or lhe parting
lot and replaced. "We hope we can get the work finished to·
day.·' he aald.
. at $500 and more than 200 grow·
tnR marijuana plants 1n the
kitchen and bathroom
Officers said the:, had no
evidence the Halvoniks were
'>elltng pot. but th<-) were booked
on the charge because they had
more maruuana around than
they could use themselves
Police l>a1d the arrests at the
ll<thoniks' llilll'r Hig hland·
home <'apped ;.. three du} tn·
· e::.t1gat1on prompted when ''' firer::. IO\ c. ,,t1i.:at1n~ .1 rf'ccnt
uur~lar) at tht• Hahon1k home
::.potted "hat they thou~hl were
marijuana plant:.
Halvoruk 1::. former h:~al d1rec
tor of the Ba) Area Amencan
C1,·t1 Liberties L'nion. and 'was
appointed to thl' bench in Apnl
1978 by Bro"n
Hahon1k once "as a pro
fes-;1onal Jazz pianist. a former
::.tale attorney gener al and a
partner in a public interest law
firm in San FT'anc1sco before he
joined the Brown administratlon
ui 1975 a the-governor's lobbyist
in the Assembly
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HELD IN DRUG RAID
Juatice Paul Helvonlk
Building Reduction
Foe Prepares Alert
Corona del Mar resident
\'1rgm1a F'outs said today she
will send 1.900 postcards to her
ne1~hbors to let them know
about the Oct l cit y council dis·
cuss1on on reducing building
s11es in their n<'1ghborhood
Mrs Fouts 1s an opponent of
p ropo::..ed reduct ions wh1 ch
\l.Ould affec t single famil}
homes. duplexes and lnplexes in
th<' area bounded by Avocado
Avt'nue. Fifth Avenue. Hazel
Onve and the water
Furids Asked
For Studies
Of Bay Silt
The state's Water Resources
Control Roard was asked today
to com~ up with the funds
necessary to keep alive studies
aimed at curbing sources of Up-
per Newport Bay pollution.
James Giannopoulos. chief of
planning for the water agency's
division of planning and re·
search. said about $150,000 Is
necessary to continue work on
identifying both sources of pollu·
lion and possible remedies for
bay siltation problems.
The water board met today ln
Sacramento.
She said the residents and prop.
ert~ owners are being denied
due process of law because or a
city council dec1s1on earlier this
month not to send s p ecial
notice::. about the upcoming d.Js.
cuss1on
Mrs Fouts said she belJeves
the council's dec'1s1on against
~ending notices 1s against the
la " e~tablished in the state
Supreme Court case of Hom vs
Ventura County
In a letter s he delivered lo
t•o unc1 I members last week.
Mrs Fouts saJd that case held
that such notices are required in
hearings where ·'significant
deprivation or the private rights
of land owners" is involved.
Alter trymg unsuccessfully to
ch ange the minds of city of-
f1c 1a ls with that letter. Mrs.
Fouts is now addressing the
notices wb1ch she plans to mail
early next week.
Coast
Weather.
The laboratory, part of the
California Institute of
Tecbnoloo, is located in China
Cove, near tba.Newport Harbor
entrance.
The night she was employed -
after lying about her age so
Smith would hire ber -the girl
testified sbe went out on three
calla and perfor,med sexual acts
with male customers.
Party Too Bot Giannopoulos s aid offi cials
believe it is necessary to keep
funds fl o wing i nt o bay
watershed studies even though it
Is unknown at this point what
·agency will take charge of lbat
work iD the coming year.
Low c lo uds t onight
through mid·moming F ri·
day otherwise s unny .
Hi g bs i n mid-70s a l
beac hes to mid-80's in·
land. Lows tonight in the
mid·60s.
INSIDE TOD" v ·
Im l'l'lmse oil poob have tM
financial world beating o
poth to Mako. But Pren ·
M?lt JON Lopez Portillo has
~d coutb&I dewloprnnt
of the pd~m fi1td.s and
country. StOf"JI, pltolo P•
AU.
Approval of the lab's plans to
rebuild its existing pier and re·
model its laboratory have been
e>ppoeed by one Cblna Cove rest·
dent. Julia Gold.
Mn. Gold filed the appeal ol
the fellaaal commiaaion's ap-
prov al fll tbe plans and tbe lub-
ject w• before the 1lllte com·
m1NIODSI at tbelr meet.l.q ill
Loe~.
Comml11loners ruled tlaat
dMte ... no subllta.DUal a.ue
l'9volved In the appeal and · •UMd lo schedule • bMrtAI •It. Tba -. meam that tlJ8 re-
ldoaal ....,1 .. w.i•1 approval of
... ....... wW stand. Tbe proJ·
ett ....... been ~':'ed by ...,_...,..._, ... ~a..---&Mnpart .
She testified, however, lbat
she nevet dlacimed with Smilh
what happened OD the calla and
lbat be aever told her what or
what not to do.
The llrf teltlfted that money
received on tbe calll -a buk
S35 per service plus "Ups'' of.
fered bJ tbe male cUenta -were
split W'ltb Smith. ·
Smltb tetlfted that be bad no
knowledae about what the llrl
·did oa tbe c.U.. He did cODCede
tbat p_ro1Utution was a • 'pollillllitr .• '
h~ be repeatedly told the
court that be would not allow
protUbMI lo wort for btl .,_ .
cln and would fin any woman
( ... a&\&ID, Pa .. Al)
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Firemen Yuit Ceremonial
There were a few uninvited
guests Wednesday nJ1ht amoq
the l2S mothen and daUJhters
gathered at the Oran1e Coat
YMCA for an Indian Maiden
pro~ram.
A bonfire of railroad ties was
Ut in a fteld beside the Y build·
Ing oo Unlveraily Drive at the
Upper Newport Bay.
The column of thick black
smoke and the flPI.. leaptnc
1& lo eteht feet lDtp the air at'
'tracted a lot ol atttatloa ad mo-
menta later two Newport Beacb
ftre truckl roered Hto tbe
1cene. Firemen, fearful ot bav·
--
ing a real grass fire on tbe1r
hands, doused the bonfire.
"We got more than 20 calla
from people all around the bay
wondertna if lhe Y waa buminC
up,''·commented one YMCA of·
licial today.
Once the firemen bad flniabed
tbelr work, the mothers and
dau1bter1 resumed their
ceremOI\)' -ln the dark.
"We're plann.lq another bon·
fire to:!Sht tor the Indian
Gutde1 Princeu Protram."
the Y otncial added, ''but we
promited t.be fire department
we wouldn't repeat lut nljht's
perf ormanee."
\
The water board in July an·
nbunced ill lDteot.ion to strip lhe
Southern California Assoclatioo
of Govemmenta CSCAG> ot Its
planninc responsibilities lft the
Newport Bay watershed area.
A final decision on lbat ta ex·
peeled ln October. the water of.
flclal said.
SCAO wa s g iv e n the
responaibUlty of developlnc •
waste lreatment mana1ement
p}alrfor the south cout rellOD.
which eovera all ol Orance and
perts of four other counties.
For tbe Newport Bay area
SCAG turned the job over to the
Newport Irvine Wule Muac•
ment Aaency .
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A YOUGI doctor wu • n~ly
injured Weckaellday n 1ht when
he attempted lo NV. u Of Ml'
County .Mritf'1 depu\)' h'om a
hoapltal Jail ward ~m ale annt!id
with a tl~I pape
The doctor wu crtd.lted by
sberlfra omcen with aavlq the
deputy's We dW"tQt the •ll•t<k •l
UC lrvtne lledlcal Center '• Jail
ward ln Orante.
Dr Ho ward Cuwllah aw or
Garden Orovt was reported in
f(ood coodllaon &n lhe intensive
eare unit at UCIMC today after
suffering aeveral blows lo the
stomach Cn the 9 p oo. attack
Sheriffs apoke$m an Lt Wyatt
Hart gave this arcount of the In
cidenl
Or Cowhshuw, a 26-year old
anesthesiologist. was walking in
t.he medical center's Jail ward
tthen he heard the screams of a
nurse
He found the inmate beating
Deputy Raul Ramos about on
the head with a 24-inch-long
steel tube, which the prisoner
apparently had djsmanlled rrom
~ the frame of his hospital bed.
During the scuffle to subdue
the inmate. Dr. Cowlishaw was ~
struck in the stomach with the
pipe. A nursing assist ant,
Margaret Stebblns, was slightly
injured .
T he attack occurre d as a
nurse, accompanied by Deputy
Ramos, checked on prisoner pa·
tients in the ward.
T he prisoner apparently
leaped from behind a curtain,
s winging the s teel club at
Ramos.
Hart said Ramos probably
would have been killed bad Or.
Cowlishaw not intervened. The
sberifrs deputy was also report·
ed in good condition today at
UCIMC, recovering from multi·
pie head lacerations.
The inmate, who was unin·
jured, was identified as David
Medina, 19, of Placentia.
He had been admitted to the
jail ward for treatme nt of in·
juries he received Tuesday after
his car crashed during a police
chase in Placentia.
Medina, who had been wanted
on sever al pr evious ass ault
cha rges. was spotted by a pol.ice
investigator in Plac~ntia.
During the chase, which ex·
ceeded spe~ds of RO miles per
hour, police fir e d shots at
Medina twice.
As a result of Wednesday's at·
tack on the sheriff's deputy,
Medina tins been cha rged with
assault with intent to commit
murder. said sheriff's ofhcers.
f 'rona Page A I
CLEARED. •
who he learned was engaging in
sexual acts for money.
De p ut y Dis trict Attorney
Michael Jacobs, who prosecuted
the case, lamented the verdict
and the deadlocked decision. He
s aid he has not yet decided
wh e the r to ask t h at Miss
Thomas face a second trial on
the charges.
Roah 1lub.aoa H rYIC•.
The commuter nlcht wu an
hour late Wednu day . and
reprHentatlvn of the temple
••rt anxious In t"a 1e the
U \lachits farolly had aomehow
IOU• loll
Amons Lho8e watUnc to rreet
them w.-re Temple Bat Y&bm
Slate rhoud Prealdent .Re va
~.muela and Henry Palmer, a
temple member who a. a native
of Poland and 1peak1 Ru11lan.
"We dJdn'l know unlll Friday
they wtre comlna.'' explained
Ht lPn Lt!v101on o f Newport
Beach, vlC"e president of the al.s·
terhood ''AH we kn~w Is we
we rt expecting another family
th 11 month "
Five years ago, the temple
setUed a ramJly of Vietna mese
r efugees and a week ago they
he lped Telocate a s ax -member
fam ily of "boat people."
Mrs. Levinson said it took her
several weeks to find a n apart·
ment for the L.lvschlll family.
She said most places won't
take children and a rew said
they don't wanl immigrants.
An apartment was finally
found in the Mesa del Ma r area
of Costa Mesa, where a number
of Vietna mese rerugces have
settled.
Mrs. Levinson said t8" new
apa rtment has been stocked
with food, rumishlngs and bed·
ding by sisterhood member!),
a nd that a physic ian who
belongs lo the temple wiU give
the newcomers free phys ical ex·
a m s.
She s aid sisterhood members
planned to cook the family a din·
ner tn their own home Wednes·
day, to have dlMe r for them at
Mrs . Samuels' home tonight and
lo take them to temple Friday
for the beginning of the High Ho-
ly Days.
Although the welcom ers had
stood in the hot s un at the
air port for an hour, they bubbled
with enthusiasm as the Livsch.itz
fa m ily eme rged fr om their
plane
Balboa Man
Injured
Mysteriously
A Balboa resident is In serious
condition a t Ho ag Me morial
Hosoital today afte r he was
found in hls apartment in an in·
coherent condition and suffertne
mysterious injuries.
Police identified the victim as
Gene Deramus. about 30, or 330
E, Balboa Blvd.
De ramus was found an his
a p a r t m e nt about 3 :30 pm.
Wednesday by h.is la ndlady She
had been asked to c heck on
Deramus by hJs mother after he
had failed to show up for work
for the past three days.
Police said the victtm suffered
numerous scrapes on his race
and legs. Investigators theorized
he may have been injured when
he rell from a motorcycle or
bike. But he was unable to tell
police how he was hurt.
De tec tive Capt. Richard
Hamilton said the cue will be
tre ated as an a ssault until
Deramus can teU police what
ha ppened
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HAL TS BEATING
attzen Bernett•
Judge Says
'No Hero'
In Rescue
Judge Bhllr Barnette of the
South Orange County Municipal
Court said that he doesn't con·
s ider himself a hero for rescuing
a woman who was being beaten
at a Corona del Mar beach.
·'It was some thing anyone
would have done," Barnette said
o ( the incident that occurred
Sunday mornin g a t Pirate's
Cove.
Barnette. a Corona del Mar res·
ident, also noted that he wasn't
the only one involved lo s eparal·
ing the man from the woman he
was beating. "The re was
ano ther local lady who was
there and she helped out, too," be
added.
The incident apparently in·
volved a dispute between a man
a nd his girlfrie nd and the
wom an didn't wa nt to file a
crime report so Newport Beach
poli ce aren't inves tigating the
case.
Barnette said he was taking
pictures at about 8 a m. from a
vantage point above the beach.
1ust inside the Newport Harbor
cntranc<'
He said he saw the man drag-
ging 'the woman into the mouth
or one of the beach's, caves.
where he knocked her to the
ground and began hill.mg her m
the face
"It looked to me !Jke he was
taking his best sho~ at ber,'' the
j udge observed.
"The woman was screaming,
but you couldn't hear at because
of the way the rocks are s ituated
above the beach," he said.
Rarnette said he raced down
the r ocks to the beach and
~rabbed the man to pull him off
the '(lctim. The Judge said he
doesn't know the local woman
who showed up and assisted the
victim in getting out or her a t·
tacke r's grasp
He srud the man fled wtule he
and the woman helped the vie·
tim climb over the rocks to
Cor ona del Mar Main Beach
whe re police were called .
"She was pa etty shook up
hysterical and her mouth was
bloody. but by the time the
police arrived she'd calmed
down," the jud1e said.
"It was just reaction I guess .
It offended me to see something
like that happening. Really.
anyone would have done the
same thing," the judge said
Aoki Still
hnproving
Spokesmen at San Francisco's
Le tte rman Army Me dical
Center said today injured boat
racer and restaurateur Rocky
Aoki was "still Im proving" and
would be trans fe rred to a
civilian hospital.
Aoki, recovering from surgery
<fn a ruptured aorta s uffered
when his boat hit a wave at 70
mph Friday, was taken off the
hos pital's serious list today.
Coast Again Suffers
Eye-stinging Smog
He was to be moved today
from the Presidio facility to the
UC Medical Center In San Fran·
ol11co, officials said.
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By MICHAEi. PASKEVICR
Of IM DMly fJIMt 1'9"
Stagnant air clung to the
Orange Coast again today,
prompting car pooling pro·
grams -Yor large firms from
Costa Mesa to Laguna Beach
and first stage health ad·
visories for sections of Inland
Orange County.
Smog grew even worse around
Los Angeles u a new seige of
eye-stinging vapors enveloped
the basln, trlnerlng second
stage health alert.I In several
areas.
Second 1ta1e health epllOdes
-meanln1 dan1eroua air for all
people -were expected to lul
through Friday in Pasadena and
nearby communities.
• 'Tbe new weather patlem II
1lmllar to what we experienced
lut week," said a 1pokt1man
for the South Cout Air Quality
lhnapment Dlatr1ct.
Th•t weather 1yatem, ln which
a n lnvenlon layer ot cool-over·
hot air trapped pollutant.I cloN
to the 1round, uuaed el1bt
atrallht days of second st.ace
bealt.b alerU.
Conaldered the wont nm of
1mo10 cla7• ln 2$ yHn, tbe lD·
veralon =r lifted over. lh•
weekend to mum toclQ .
It will rema1D bot P'rtda1 wttb
ne1ll1lble wlnd1 and blall•
above IO lD Loe Anltlel, IC few
lD lud • .u.y.. '
It will ._ onlJ 1U,bU1 eoolel'
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for Inland Orange County. where
first sta1e health advisories
were expected to remain in ef.
feet for El Toro, La Habra, Los
Alamitos, Santa Ana Canyon
and Anaheim.
No first stage alerts were
called for coast cities wber•
temperatures will remain in the
mld -70s, but a distric t '•
spokesman said the-alr will re·
m ain ''unhealthful for extremely
aeosilive penon.a" through Fri·
day.
As a res ult of rancid air
gathering strengt.ta In Loa
Angeles and Riverside counties
early today, air quality officials
instituted mand•tory car pool·
Ing for 2.eoo Southland firms
that employ more than 100 peo-
ple.
Costa Mesa, Newport and
I rvine area corporaUoos were
ordered oo aecood staae plans,
callln• few 80 to 10 percent re·
ducUom 1D employee car tripe.
A flnt •tac• plan, uklnl for
volWltary car poolln1, wu re·
quntad fot the Laiuna Beach
and IOUlh Oran1• Coast area.
Botb plaaa were eapectad to
be rtMwdniday.
A polluUan readlD1 of .15 Patti
per mlUlaD WM pTedlcted for
Cotta ._. ud Newport BM~
today and f'ttclay. A .IO level mul be reecbed before a ftnt
1ta1• bN.ltb alert ii calltd .
la1aDd reedtnp of .• for fla·
ta Ana Canyon and .Jl for
Aaabetm _.. pnclkMd b1 dia·
trlct atftdall.
18•ttr•a.ze•
Cooling 'f~end
Bil!eme~'s ~'
~
neth Hahn. 81 fte AINdaW Pre.a
Cooler, more rnollt weather
settled over much ot Callf ornia to-
day, aldbal weary flnfllbten lD
their •tnaule •&alnlt at leut 18
major blaua that have consumed
100.000ac.resofbruah and limber.
Sin ce Saturday. •l leut ~l
homes have been destroyed ()(
dama1ed by the fires, wbkb
have bffn fa nned by e1TatJc
wlndl, runnl.na up clama1e and
firefl1btln1 cos ts into the
mlWona d dollars.
"The weather la cooperating,"
U.S. Fonet Service spokesman
,Ste ve Warren said today.
~ood alr quality is predicted
for the Oranae Coast Friday but
air unhealthful for sen.aitive
persons is expected in lnland
Orange County.
Vice President Walter Mon·
dale planned to vlslt some fire
areas lat.er ln the day. said Los
Angeles County Supervisor Ken·
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ffiVINE ...
Public Interest , r e presenting
Irvine Tomorrow. T he Irvine
Company lat.et became an an·
tervening defendant in the case
Law center attorney Carlyle
Hall. during arguments before
Judge Wallin. called the power
wielded by the ltvlne Company
on the water dlsttlct board,
"power that is debasing the
most basic right In a civllued
society -the right to vote · ·
Hall slttnuoualy ar1~ that
the j udge act immediately lo re·
move all seven members from
the district board and order an
election in wh ich t he vacant
positions would be failed by
popular vote.
The district's regular two-year
election is scheduled for No.. fi
to decide three-popularly ele<'ted'
a nd one landowner ~e lected
pos1t1ons . Wallen quest ioned .
whether sw fic ienl lime ClO!'lled
bet ween now and the cle<'t1on
date to mo<l11'y th<• ballot
Alexander Bowie, the d1stnct'~
attorney, urged the Judge "go
slow" on any actions to change
lhe election system. Bowie sug·
~ested qwck or thouJ(htless ac·
J1on could Jeopardu:e the cits·
trict:s abiUty to conduct day·to·
day business.
Bowie did J.lOI directly attack
ihe judge's decision on the con·
atltutaon Issue But he conceded
that "I knt w this day had lo
come··
The 1975 l ~gislation aJlowmg
transit.Jon of the l;>oard . Bowie
s aid. wa.., .. novel and unique"
and indicntc<l the d1!)lrtct "did
som <•thing" toward furthering
public control
And Bowie ~uud the d1stnct
was lm pleme nt inl popularly
elected director s hips on the
board faster than required by
the 1975 law.
Bowie said the biggest failing
of the special legislation was
that it did not include a limeta ·
ble ror the translt1on. He added.
howe ver , that a timetable wouJd
proba bly have been agreeable to
the then-president of lhe Irvine
Co mpan y o r th e s tate
~glslature.
District officials have sa1d
that uader .lhe curreqt transi·
tlon. al least four of the seven
boa rd seats would be hlled by
popularly elected me m bers by
1983.
The Eade Canyon fire. which
destroyed six bomea east of
Goleta near Sant• Barbara, wu eo percent contained today
thanks to calm wtnds. damp air
&nd low temperatures.
The cool: humid condltJOGI
alao kept • 20,000·•cre flre near
Ventura and Ojal "slttinl sWl,"
Warren said.
But aoutheut of San Die10,
more than 300 firefighters with
crt'1'1 from u far away u Ken·
lucky remained on line today
around a raging 8,000..acre brush
fire two miles from the Mexican
border al Otay Mesa.
The blue was out of control
but s preading s lowly . J im
Dykes. chief of the San Dieao
Ranier unit of lbe Cal11orola
Department of Forest.ry. aald
crews .estabU.shed lines around
10 miles of t.be fire's 15-m.lle
perimeter . Bombers dropped
fire retardanta.
For a time, the fl ames
threatened a mobile home park
and burned telephone lines. but
shiflln( winds turned the blue
away Dytes said it was the ~
fire on Olay Mesa .
"I'm 100 percent sure thu fire
was mao-ct u.sed:· Dykes s aid,
but he wouJd not 11ay it was de·
h ber a le arson
A rarefighter was hos pataliud
for treatment of eye irritation
and another treated fo r smoke
tnhalatlon.
M eanwhlle i.n Santa Barbara
County, thjngs we re "looking
real good" on the Goleta fire,
said Warren. "They're begin-
ning to release aome of the L.A.
strike team."
But Warren said a finger or
the Vent ur a Count y b laze
burned closer to the Hillside
Hom es tract today, although at
stall posed no 1mmed1ate threat
to houses
The l'ause of the Ventura OJIU
fare v.as lasted a!. acc1dt-nlal, re
~ulttn~ from ;i lt•u tor v. ath ;,
fault) ~park :.rrc:.lt:r
R ecruitment
Pow Wow Set
By Coast Y
T he Orange Coast YMCA
tonight v.111 host a rec ruitment
Pow Wow ror fathers With Lhe1r
sons or daughters interested an
the Y ·Indian Guides and Y
Indian Princess progr am'i
The event start.'I at 7 at the Y
at 2300 lin1 ver-;1t y Drl\e an
Newport fkach and 1~ <>pen lo
parenL'I and children from the
Ncwport-Meu l 'ntftl'cl School
District and the cit) of ln.1nl'
The lndJan Guide~ and Indian
Princess pro11:ram~ are aimed at
fathe rs and ch1ldrl'n bet ween lhe
ag~ of 6 and 8 so they can
part1c1pate together m a vanety
or activities
Some of lhose activ1t1es. such
as Indian crafts and dancing.
will be part of tonight's pro·
grlm
' 15 Airmen Injured
WICHITA FALLS. Texas 1APl
f:.a rtl'Cn aJrmen were 101ured.
none seriou.s ly. when a charter
bus carrying 37 persons rolled
over on Its side . skidded into a
mound of dirt and ended up back
on its wheels. passengers said
Introduces
QUIKSILVER
PANTS
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Cubanl11ue
WASHl.N'OTON (AP) -
Prw'4lellt Carta" M&d an
unannounced meetln1
with c~ leaden
today on Soviet lroope · ln
CUb1, NpONdly to 1wte1
tbem on a ''delicate
phase" ln U.S. ·Soviet
ne10Uatlona about the con·
troveny .
S.n. Frank Cburcb, D·
Idaho, chairman of tbe
Senate F~gn Relation•
Committee, ~merged from
Lhe meetint of DemocraUc
and RepubUcan leaders ·
with a f.redlctlon that
eventual y "the Senate
will requJre certification
by lhe president that So··
viet combat f orcea are not
lo Cuba."
Church told rep·orters
the U.S. and Soviet gov·
ernmenta "apparently
have reached that point in
oegotlaUons" on the Issue
. wher e major decisions are
required.
He said the American
deciaioos were "just being
form u.Jate d ." It waa
Church who referred to
the negOliaUona over the
Soviet brigade as being in
a delicate phase.
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Dollar Dips
As Buyers
Go for Gold
LONDON (AP) -The dollar
spiraled downward oo European
money markets today as some
dealers predicted a renewed
crisi.s of confidence in the U.S.
c urrency . G old soar ed to
another record of S386 in London
at the cl08e and was up more
than $11 to 381 50 in Zurich
The dolJar hit ll·month lows in
~ilan and Frankfurt and was
lower in Tokyo
London ·~ ft vt> ma1or bull11111
houses fixed the price of gold at
an all lime ha~h faxing of $3HO for
tht• afternoon trading '>t·~Mon It
v. J' a Jump of 10 1loll:ir'> O\'t•F
\.\'1·dnt":'>da} ... c l~e in both Lon
don and Zunch ~11n an hour
tht> pn ce climbed another ~1x
dollars in London trading
"T he doll ar 1s in trouble
agrun. and it seems tbe rlsuig an
terest rates have not been suff1
c1ent lo prop al up." a Tokyo
trader !>atd .
"When the Federal Rfserw
Roard let the dollar slip agrunst
European currencies Wednes
day people became worried
about ha .. 1n~ too many gre<?n
back!. on hand ··
Dealers ~aid further unc1•r
tutnl ~ about the L S economy
1n fl :.t1on and t he pol1t1cal
cit malt-an the United Stale\
probably all c-ontnbuted t<> th•·
.. 11cie Some '\aJd massive ancJ
1m med1ate support for the dollar
by the U S Federal Reserve
would be necessary lo prevent ;1
further plunge of the dolla r
West Germany's Bundesbank,
lh~ country's central monetary
authonty. announced al bought
up $15 5 million to prop up th1•
dolla r when 1t dropped from
1.8073 late Wedneaday to a late
fixing of 1 7745 marks. It was the
fi rst time the dollar d ipped
below 1 S> marks in 11 months
and was the lowest value since
s hortly before President Carter
a nno unced a dolla r support
package last Nov. 1
I
ThYr!d!y. S!pt!mber 20. 1979 DAILY PtlOT Al
' Niguel Project Cleared for Start
Cops Nab
Man With
'
Hatchei
A pair of 'Huntington Beach
patrolmen shol at aod c based
d own a h atcbet-carry10g
burglary s uspect today after
confronting the s uspect an a
seafood restaurant hallway.
o m cers said they a rrested
26·year-old Ric hard Edward
Ashcraft or Garden Grove at
1:40 a.m . on charges of com-
m e r cial burglary . He was
trans ported t o UCI Medical
Center for treatme nt.
As hcraft, who allegedly
tripped a silent alarm at Matsu
Restaurant, 18035 Beach Blvd ..
received a minor puncture
wound in his hip, police said.
Investigators said it has not
been determined whether the
wound was a result of gunfire.
Officer J erry Fuhrmann fi red
once at the s uspect when the al
leged burglar bolted through a
hallway door and waved a
hatchet at him, Police said.
The intrude r dropped the
hatchet and darted from the
building but wai. tac·kled by Of
ficer Richard Wright ahout 2011
yards from the restaura nt.
Police allege Ashcraft cut a
hole in the restaurant's roof an<I
dropped into the build1n~. They
said he tnpped the alarm while
trying to enter an office.
As hcr aft 1s being held on
St0.000 bail at Huntmgton Beach
J a il, Police said.
Scholarship
Wntenders
'list Released
National Merit Scholarship
semifinalists have been named
for 199() • •nd . .tbe lisl:i ncludes
maD)l Orange. Coast stlldenta.
A c a d e m.i .c a 11 y • t h e
semifinalists are in the top hall
of one percent er the natioh's
high school seniors. T here are
15,000 semifinalists, from whom
4,300 national merit scholarship
winners will be chosen.
Local honor ees, by high
school, are :
Dana IBll High: Teri Dorman
and Allison Miller.
E dison Hig b (Huntington
Beach): Ruth Bernd, Gregg
Burgess, Christopher Johnson.
Linas Palubinskas, Kcvi-n P11te,
Kelvin Sakai and Marie Sawaya.
Huntlngtoo Beach High: Dan
Campbell, Barbara Gethard and
Leilani Miller.
Marina Hi Kii <Hunti ngton
B each): Moni ca Cyrino ,
Fra n ces Huffman, David
Okamura and Brian Yee.
Irvine High: Linda Gunderson
and Mark Holst.
University Hig h I Irvine):
Mark Carranza. David Dungan.
Margaret Foley, Doris Nussen·
baum, Timothy Renaud , Wendy
Sacket and Mich,ael Tonai.
Lagana Beach Higb: Peter
Cunniffe, Jessica Hance, Scott
McGehee, Bruce Shaw and
James Wall.
Co.... del Mar High: Steven
Colby, David Glenn, David Ran·
dall and Mark Sklamky.
Newport Bart.or HJg.b : Judith
Baumgartner. Robert Franklin,
Gregory Harrigan and Elizabeth
Nutting.
OoJ13; Female
Con a Male
ST. LOUIS <AP) -A pri~r
wbo 1peGt five days in the
women'• quarters or the St.
Loa:la Qty Workhouse baa been
moved to the men's section after
pollee dileovered that abe wu
~ ....
Police officials said that Mslow a.mom, 23, bad mu • ..,.._... aa a woman 11Dce bis
_.... Sept. • on a ebarce o1 tam.,... wttb an automobile. ft•J uld Ranlom 1pent one mlbt ID tbe womea'1 holdover
~ at polAce beadquartera ..a n .. daJI In tbe womm'a
......... ol tbe wofthoule.
8aGIOID'I lnle MX WU di.I· ........... .,,....._..
1earell at t1't workbft11e, .............
and Monarch Bay Wednesday
when Stale CoHlal Com
•Uf' I ........ 4 8lllL &o
rec:onUdlr t,be Avco pr0Ject
1n1 for the ftrst pbaH ~
probably betln In llarch or
Apr l W lllO, -d1pendla1 on
winter nlnl.
TIM 8C'tlaa c&ears U., •tl for
• A wco to build •P -.0 about l .IOO reeldeadal unJtl, 1 beachfront
rHort hotel, an 11 bol 1olt
coune, recreaUon faelllU al\d
• blU!~ park OD lbe l•rc• ocea.n1J. .. luMt chunk.
"Wt doa't apect to .,. UM
1lM ll r• ...id create a lot of
erotloD Dl'Obletnl. • • Sailtb Aid.
A vco'a General M 1na1er
Jam• Smllh 11 d today 1rad·
The Krst pbue will occur oo
land eortb of Stonelllll drive
a nd N i guel Road la the
1outbe11tern portion of the project.
Smith nld it would be bard to
CALIFllllA
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p•m•n•
• UJ'l fOIDJ
•SPJ•!NS
••re fire o.r.re•is
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MAP LOCATES SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA FOREST FIRES
Hot, Ory Weather Leeds to Perlloua tondltlona
Fire Figures
Major Blazes At-a-Glance
By The Associated Press
1 lrrc· 1:-. a rundown of the 16 maJOr fires bummg m
C'al1fomi;1 today !><0111,,...,. C•hl..,,I•
GOLETA OR EAGLE "RE
t r ~•1 r•n f' .;qi~ t •"''ll'W'I tO mllf'~ wnt ot S..nt• B•rtMrtt
J.1 lhJQI .. (.If,;
..,,,,,~,,.,., l,.. ,,,,,,,., .... t t>nrnAnd 18 h .. MtOf!AUif!'
( urunt (Uf'(1;t1 ~· Oflt ''-""' f'>'°"•''l'W'd LtQtt• wlnc:h OtJt~ NO<Of"lttt1nntftf\' Qrftdl~ tfd
VEHTUllA.OJlll
l C><.ithon V,.f\tvttt (OUf\t'
'" ,,.~. 'O,(X)O r•rt)pto<fv l 0\4l Of\fl' non1fil d•mottQf'd, '\#;ffr•I outbuito1n9\ •nd motor "erH<ln
d•"'dQf'(l &r ,,,.._,,,,,.,,-""
(urrto-nt (C1NJ111on\ Out ot CMtrOI, t'~it<Uoettd Ah<l"O •t'd W~tcr C•"fOfa, 00-..,.
oul•ll"• C.•tv ol v~nl1Ud out ol <U!IQ<'• 0..11...,... Noconta•,,,,,..nl orf'dl<tect
OTAY
l OC•I'°" ...... 0 lf'90C.OW>lv. H "'"" 1'0ol~••I ol »n 01~ ,,.,., Oullu••· ""~-1000 PrOQf'r1Y l &\\ N~
""'"'"' c-.1~ °"'of control, llWUOO •••cu•ttcl Ot•v ~k .. 11....i clowJd lo ,, .. .,,(
Oull.,._ No conl•1,,,_n1 o•Mll<l•O
Vl .. TUllA·ltOll CANVOfl
LO' .tt1on Vt"tur• County. M•~tmf V•lf•Y J"r•w•y
A f tfllo6Qll' .:>0 p,_,,,, L~• NO cwrn-Curr .. ot ,,,,,.,,,_, Fully c.,.,t•lnl'<I w-v n1(1f>I
Ovlloot< c.ooiro11P<1 •• rT'ldnlon1 we~•v
SAO•
l.CK•llOfl, At)Otl-· N•llOMI !'«><HI
AC rdOt' 12 ;OOO Proll('f1y l...as ElcJM ,,... .. ~ru<lu,.••""• l•OUI 11_,Y dHlroncl C.u"•"' Concllllof>s 7S perc•l'I conttlnt<I F--., <..,,o •"" p+<nK ., • .,. tftr••t•twod Ow'li!tlf'f'• •vtt<u•t~
Oul•OO'< Total con .. 1n"""'1 1>'1'<11<1~0 tOtl•r•P m Conlrol wver•I O•Y• ••••
MONTI LO< ahon Ancrlf'\ N•llonel l'0<e~1 l>«r-• lllO Pro~r1V LU'"· "'~
Cu Hr"' Condth<l•\\ IS 0"'C.<!nl <.,.,I••~ OullOOI< Toi.• (~ln,,,..nl P•edKle<l•P"' 1000
l'INEClllST
l O' llloon Anc;IPM~ N•loon•t FO<ttl
Arr•-S.000 l'rol>t'r11 LO'>' None Curre-m Gond•hO"'\ Controltt:d
WOOOWAllO
Lortthil)f'I W"''' Oft"""' f"'9bflt'tld s.i-o~• N•Uorw• ~ort-\t. Kern (OUf"lty JOO "'llft ,,o,1n ot LO\ At'4'"9:"-~'
Atrt-"'Ot' 800
l'•ol>t'rty L°"' N-<.vrr""l Cond•l•on ContrOlltO
PASIO
• t f"C flth•Jf\ f ... .,,.,,..f\O N•t•Of"l•I ~Of'f\t, A•~trt4df" C.OUft'IY. N¥ Coron.. JO "'I~ fftt of I IJ~ Angol.,')
MOUNTAIN Sl4AOOW
t oc.tl•"" Vn f\•rn..,oir.n rnourtlV. 80 mllf"\ ra~• ot Lot Angir''"'
~,,,..dq 1A()i8,
f.lrr,Qt-f1Y l <1
! urrtnt COl\O"IO"' I~ ll"'cont <Onlt1....0
GllEEHSl'OT I O<AllOft '>;tn llrmM!l-C:ovntv •lonq 1~ s.tnt• Ant A1vt• ....,,-..,of 11.0t•"°'
Att~'lll" I 100
( urtM\1 t.ono111on\ P•r1•"tt'i c ont••nfl'O Oull-<.on1111nmen1 .. pe,teo tooo
DALEY
I urM•on .. n o ...... ,alno NAhon•I FO'etl, .,.,., Daley C•nron
A<rt-1 U S
Pro~rtv l M\ QfWI' firt"ftOPlt•r 1n1urf'd
<:ur '""' C.ondltt'>f'\ 90 Pf'rt~nt ronldln-d Oultocw Conl••"""'"' HPKltO•• m 100.v
CllOl"TOH LoctloOn £1t~I Of AHllencl\, ,..., C•o11on M1lh, wHI ol tnler"•I<> 10
Acr~-100
ProOH'lr LO\\ >rterat llornft tnre•l•IWO
(UtrMI Cond•llf>'" UNvelltbl~ OutlQOll Nocon1e1nment P•edk:t~o
WE••CANYC»I
LCK•llOfl 8a\I' ot An99"'' Ntllon•I Forete ..... Cle••-'
A<rt-. 3.000 3.SOO Proper1y LO\~ 1 1lr11<1V,. clHl•ovtcl, t oem_.,,
Curr•m c onc1111oM: 2S perc.•n• c<H11etnec1 -•••• wind• Pt•-• Cenv.,., r.ovtlno
lr•ct ••<Kuelf!cl Outtooo< Noc.onlelnment p...oleled. .. .....,..~.
CHILI eAlt Acre..,o Reclvctd frornesllmateof l ,20010 6.-mMl!llclef•r-_..cteentcl
Pr_.-ty U»1: FO<Jr r~H. ••IUI! tttlmftld 12111.000. II Ito -IMtrn M'd tour 6\11•
l>u1101"9S, C1irrent Condition\: IO C-t'9nt COfllelnecl WedM9cMy. OutkMll< Full c..,le"'"*'t ,...Okttd ebOlll tO,.m. l'r~v.
I' LUMAS
L4Kell0fl *"' Phlm&S •"" l.A~M" Nlllloft9! For-HI• enO c-fl•• Ac rft1t: oo.ngr~ to 3.00 from 3,500. Propet'ly l..OM' Oft<.rlbedoone motllleflelfM,-•••ffl ,,.,,.,, IN-<lflln
Currt:nl C.-lllofl· Oul of c.onlrot.
0..11-* COnt.tln"*"PnldictH ltp.m 5Mwdtv.
Kennedy May Soon Seek
8ecret Service Guards
WASHINGTON (AP) -Sen.
Edward M. Kennedy may IOOll
atk Pnilident Carter to pn-lidt Secret Service proteeUoa. an
aide to tbe Maauebu11tt1
aenator Mid today . WIUa Kennedy coaaldertnc
rvnnllll lor tlw • Demoerllllc prt1t.-.eU•l aomlaaUoa, a
memblr el bll Raff m.t with
White lloUle aldaa Weclll•datto
dl1e1111 MeWitJ probleml.
Tom 8oadaWlM. &naedJ'•
pr ... ...-.tar)', la.Id U.. Wblte House mdel Mid It wu tbelr ...
dertt•NHDI tbat Carter could do
notblq anUI be rectl"N a
formal requ•t for protectlOD from~.
Autbottly for Secret Sentce ~ for ,.......Ual. can-
clll a tH Wal 1raialed b"J ~1au..n.u.. •. Ull1udcm ol ~ ... "-· Mdr, tbl ...._.a brat.Mr.
11uce the lmpact or a receet
prime lnterest rate hike to 18.\4
percent on the 8 to lS·year
batldoUt .... fat ... ,..... .
ect. "It ha.I an Impact on sales
but we can't really tell for sure
how much ll'• goina to attect
ua.'' be aald.
Smith indicated the riat.na in-
terest rate would probably have
lltUe Impact oo the company's
ability to finance construction.
"We're able to arrange for
financing that la more favorable
becauae of iu volume." he
~d. "8"1 m of our b~.; would be de ndent CUt s
their homu a nd lbal could
create problems .
"It Isn't a big concern,
however.''
Smith said company officials
would be discussing several is-
sues raised at Wednesd ay's
hearing to decide If the firm
I could take measures to '--
predJct.ed impacts on tbe IMCI
and pedestcian access to tbe
beach.
The l .. •" l•v•lv• ••M replenilhment. more parkland
for the beach area, a/fordable
houaio& ln the coastal sone and a
propoeed expanaion of Monarch
Bay Plaza.
"We think there are ways we
can.Jmprove It in r elation to
beacli acceaa.' •
Genius BriStles
· Buckminster Ful"ler Talks on Coast
By JO~NNE REYNOLDS
Of ... OMty l'IM( $t9H
R. Buckminster F uller, de
signer, inventor, cartographer,
philosopher and world citizen.
didn't even look at the young
newsman who'd tried to ask a
question.
"Don 't interrupt." h e
snapped. "I'm trying lo teU you
why we're all in such penl "
And Fuller went on lo finish hit.
parable on the ongins or govern
men ls.
The flareup was one of several ,
produced when Fuller, 84, m'1L.
the press Wednesday in an m
fo rmal session 1n Newport
Beach.
He is a genius comparable to
Einstem and Schweitzer, accord
1ng to the people who broughl him
to southern California from
P hiladelphia this week
They are memberi. of the
Community Church by the Bay
of Newport Beach and they re
staging a series of i.e minar.. ·
tickets are $10 featuran ~
Fuller as a fundra1.!>er for a
center for hol11>t1c medicine
He was asked about his feehngs
on thesubJectofhohst1r medlcm,,
since he's involved rn rcu!>mg
funds for 1t. f'uller bre)Ut d
··1 do not raise funds h<·
declared "I 'Aas asked to .!>J,X'ak
by people mleresled cn11u).(h tr1
want to hear what I ha\11 t11
say." he said
That flash of impat1em·<>. lake·
the others t hat preceded and
followed 1t. faded quickly and
Fuller continued in a brief d1:-,
cuss ion or the subject . add.Jn I(
O•th PU .. \~ff Photo
SNAPPISH IN NEWPORT
R. Buckmmater Fuller
th.11 tw f1rmh twl11 •\t''> r·ant't:r
''pr rm<inh fl"" hoh11.?H <•I
Tht< 1~, minut1· ,f'..,s 1<1n v.;;-.
p1•ppc·rt'd "'tilt 1>th1·r ob<,1•n <t
lion'> ti\ 1-ullPr 'Aho I'> prob.1hl)
nw"l "'rdel ~ ~1111v. n for the r1•\
olut 1onary deMi:tn knuv.n a:-the
J.!1·11de'>1<' drJmt:· Thi• de.!>1gn hcc.
g1\1•n the v.orld 1ndr>0r. '>r1ort.'>
a r 1• n a ., .!> u c h a'!> ll CJ u s to n ..,
Astrodome .
Fuller's primary concern now
is the wasteful consumption of
energy and its role In the immi-
nent demise or the human r ace
Here are sorrte of his l.boughts
on the subject:
No more schools should be
built. Use of home video sys tem1
s hould replace those institutions
a nd that would save energy now
cons umed an transpQrtalion or
students.
At any given moment dur·
ing the day, t he re arc two
million a utomobiles in the U.S
s topped at red lights which 1i.
equivalent to "200 mill ion horsei.
1umpmg up and down and going
nowhere " 1
lndustnahzed man has the
m 1 s c:onception th at "the uni.
\/e rs t' was put h~re. for our
amusement "Our aU1lude about
lhl' continued ;;va1lab1hty or 011
1:-. rm par with the assumptJOn
that 'tht' ... u..r:-. were put hen·
solely for u.., tu make love under
tht·m
l ·.,,. rJf nutic·ar power 111
..1bout lht' ..,amt< thing a.., a cap
1 din '>t·tt1nl( ftrf:' l<> h1" sh111 rn
m1ct oct>an "We shouldn t bum
up our '\hlJ) with nuclea r
pow e r tw ., :.1111
11 0 .... an· w1· gorng llJ i.a\f•
Ollr">t'I H~ ht' W(IS a:-.kcd
Throu~h ind1 v1dual 1ntegn
I\ ht· <tO\Wercd .. Each one or
you mu1't do your best JOb of
rtally explaining what r·v., sau:t
ht-re> and not worry about sellrnK
'>lOrt('son page one "
\nd \l/llh that he went to lunch
Victim's Bike Sought
By JERRY CLAUSEN Of ... Delly"' ... ,_
The s earch for a ) ello "'
Schwinn bicycle that murder
victim Robin Christine Samsoe
rode the day she disappeared rn
Huntington Beach has now
moved w the El Monte area.
Huntington Beach Police. who
believe the bicycle may be a key
in the prosecution of s uspe<.·t
R~d~ey James Alcala . 35, ha\C~
searched for the bike since the
12 year-old bloode disappeared
on .June 20
ln ,,·,11,1.:Jl•ir' Yoho 'A1•r1·
mc1t:,unng lhe d.,u,lant·e bt:l¥<een
Sterra M.1drt:. where Robm's de
cum~ bod> was found on Ju
ly 2. and Alcala's home 1n Mon
t<.'r<'y Park. pac;-.cJ by a thnft
'\lOrl' dunng tiw '"' ei.t1galJon,
.,aid SJ?t Ron J enkin.-.
On tht• chanc·<' that tht· btk(•
m1~hl haH· bet'n ldt al the
\htldrc•n.., llm.p1tal of Orange
County Thnft Store an El Monte•
the mveslJ gators questioned the
111 anugcr. Jenkin . .., ..,a td
Store mana~er Angel~Bouzcs
told omcers a yellow bicycle
similar to thr one police seek
"a:-sold. probably sometime in
l:itl' July or early August
JiouZ05 said today he remem
b(•r5 the b1kt> because 1t was m
.. better cond1llon than what we
u:-.ually ~cl in here ..
For IM.-diate Deli•wy
You won't have to think twice when you see the special prices we
have on Aireloom mattresses. Right away, you'll know that these
prices are unbeatable. Aireloom is famous for fine. sturdy construction
and carefully-crafted Quality. We have these mattresses specially
priced for a limited time only. So if you want a great mattress to sleep
on, come in to see us right away. Don't sleep on it.
BODY BRACER SLEEP SETS
1m1 sm Mattress & 811 Sprint Set
ML m•tblSS I Ill s,ilt Set
••latbess & la 5'rial Set
••Mltbess & 811 Strial Set
PROFESSIONAL
INTERIOR DESJGmP.s
Open Mon ..
Thuu. & Fri. Evt1.
SALE PRICED 189.
SALE PllCED 239.
SA1.E PllCED 299.
SALE PllCED m.
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~Clag
•Y GOODN , TllAT1J ODO:-Numeroua workln•
alllfa who are out 1weaUn1 for the dally brt 1d tbeH daya
ore 1etUn1 t'OCWIDOUA 1•1alea from the l•te.t 1ovemment
marhlnat.k>nll oo cuoUo •
Tbl.t ln¥0lve1 Oran1• Count)' aupervilora and tbe1r
curreat srapp&e with Oov Edmund G. Brown Jr
On ti.. 00. hud, our mmty aupervlson want w drop
the odd c.-vm plan for purchulna ot &•Miine. a11 waa dk
llll~d dunn& tbt l•le , 11~at. and probably phony fCIU
ahori.ce
Oo the ot!:M!r hand, Gov J erry ~ • very cauuoua
person Euy doca 1t. hl' w.MlllJl The governor' ti offlce In
Orange Countfan Diac~ng Odd Uc...-Pl4le on Even Dav
r1ct. has been applying certain preuores in an effort t.o
convince Orange County that It abould k~p the odd-even
syatem.
Brown ls very serious about all thlB.
THAT'S WHY IT'S s uch an enormous giggle Talk
about u gasser. T his whok? tJung 1s a real whoop and
holle r
The reason that this is such a comedy act between the
~overnor and lhe superv1~6~ 1s patently obvious to every
working s tiff a mong us who gets out in the real world
every day
It is lhlw
Uesp1le the gn:at pious pronouncements from the haJL5
of government, the odd-even gasoltne law 1s already dead.
It hai. gone VaniNhed
Oh sure, the law thut Y'>U can only buy gasoline on odd
or 1·v1·n dur. 1!1·p1·nd1r1g on the lai.l d1~1l <if y11ur ilfcm.1·
plat•·'" !)l.Jll 011 ltw hook"
BUT SO WAS PROlllBITION dun ng the period whc>n
our country was awash m bootleg booz.e. Prohtb1tlon wa.,
t·allcd a 1>t'<Jff law.
Tht· oud t•vcn ga .. thing I ... drawin.: a lot or !\COH nghl
now 11.sclr. Nobody as paying any att.enllon to 1t The gaJI
:nation guys wtll Mell you the gallonage 1f you C<tn come up
with the buckb
And what about lho:.t: dollar1>'
THE WNE BUCK won't even buy you a gallon 1any
more Oil mo:,t lot·utwn!'> 1l b $1 05 o r maybe a dollur and a
damt'
Of <'C1U,...{'. :1l11ng with th1., t:"ralated pn rang. the ga1>
... hurtagt: hU.S my~terlflUl>l y V iJOl.. ... hCd l1k~ lhe ml!>t.. ... ()( the
mornanl(
If hfJmc berva ce ... tatwn does challenge the last d1 g1t on
vour licen. .. e plute these duyi., you can probabl y expht1n the
kid or lhe how-i<· mu5t have changed plate plates wit h you
uvNnight. Or. gosh , you thought you were dn vmg the
11lhn c11r Or l b thtb re ally the 20th? l thought 1t wab the
21.Jlt.
TH E GAS MA N will probably forgive you and illlow
you to haw.! lhe full tank anyway.
M t.er all , the price 1s right
Jo'or him, anyway.
Bomb Blast Kill,s Israeli
J ERUSAl.EM <AP) Troops,
police and bomb dJ1Sp<>sal t.ewru1
f anned out through c rowded
street.a today to protect lar•cll•
s hopping ror th J ewis h Ne w
Year ultJ>r a Pale11llnlan bomb
rtppe d throuib 11 Jerusalem
mill, killing al least one penon
and Injuring 42.
lsraeh s tulfl radio said a
11ccond per.on died In lbe blast
Wedne9day but police 111ld the
victim wu ilO b•dly man"led
they thouaht at flrat he was
d .. d , lhm re allied he was alive
•nd lo utucad coodlUon
Tm mo rs
Kill 5
ROME <AJ.>) A 1t ron1
Hrtbquak• followed by nearty aoo w..ur t.remon rau.led the mounlalnoua heart ol ltab'. kW·
1n1 at leul five people, damac·
1n1 bulldinp ln doaena of towns
and 1eodln1 thouauda of ter·
rltled citliena from their beda in·
t.o the atreeta.
"I aaw the walls trembUn1
from noor t.o ceilln&." aald a nun
opt:r1Un1 the switchboard at the
V at1 c1tn o utside Rorpe late
Wtdoe.day. "The quake swunc a
door open and kept It 1olo1 and
banging My chair slid under m•···
DAMAGE WAS concentrated
neu Norcia, a medieval town OI
7,000 In hilly Umbna 70 miles'
north ot Rome. Five dealha were
reported In villa1es close to
Norc ia, where St. Benedict was
born 14 centuries ago .
In San Marco. three members
of the same family died when
their howse collapsed, and police
u 1d two people we re crushed by
falling de bris In Ch1avano.
Authorities evacuated tbe
Norcia h08pltal, and streeta in
the town and vlUagea throughout
the Nerlna Valin were covered
with stones. bricks and fallen
wall fragments
THE EARTHQUAKE shook
palace a nd c hurch walls lo
Rome and the Vatican. Chao·
delle rs swayed and matt.reues
slid to the noor. Dogs bowled
and the earth's movement aet
off thousands ot anti-lbefl a1reoa
on a utomobiles.
Rom&n11 ned into the streets
1Ull clad in pajama.a and tuaglng
cry ing children. Similar aceoes
occurred l.n d<nerus or town.a and
c 1llea, including t he port of
Naples. where some women took
mattresses lnto the slreeta and
slept m the open with their
children
T e ns of thousands o f people
r amped out overnight in Um
lma. and widespread panic was
cited in other areas not us
sevf'rely damaged Most or the
40,000 clllzen.'I or Hu:t1 , halfwi.y
between H.omc and Norcia, look
to the iitr('f•l.s. and long lines of
1·ar1' h1·adcd for the tountryi.idc
from ncurhy /\matric. Castel
Santa Ange lo , Leonessu cand
Montcncro
POLICt: R EPORTt:-D some
dumal(c in rtome, but s aid there
we re no casueltlea and that
architectural monuments s uch
a:, the Col~scum and the F'orum
appeared intact Residents of
~lorencc s aid they rett the
tremors but saw no damage.
Sei !>moloJtlsts sei<t a se n es of
.,..ven maJor JOit.'> hit the area
IJel wPen 11 29 p m and mid
n 1f(ht followed b y dozens of
... mailer q uakes The US Na·
t1on al Earthquake Center an
Colden , Colo . bWd the tremors
i.truc k the cente r of ltuly with a
force or 5 Hon the Hac hter scak
Teddy Cool
On Synfuel
WASHINGTON <AP) -Sen.
E dward M Kennedy aald
Wednesday he bell eves toulher
energy conser vation require·
menl1 would be cheaper aAd
more e(fedive than a mljor syn·
theUc fuels development pro-
gram.
The Muaachuaelt.s Democr-at ,1..
In remark• to the American
Newapaper ·PubUahers Anocla·
lion, uld be would be Judilnl
the economic Impac t or the
<.:art.er admin11trut1on ·" effort.I
to cope wtLh fu4'l 11hort11wc11
Much of Nation Soggy
Northemt Cool8 Off; We8t Still llot
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Steeplejack Bob Melleky, 45. pa.Ults a flagpole while sus -
pended 40 floors above New York's Fifth Avenue and St.
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NATION I WORLD
Budget
Rejected
By Hoose
WASHlllfGTON <AP> -A aud·
denly rebellloua Houle la for'Cl.n&
Oemocrllllc leader• t.o take a
aecond loot at ' $648.1 bUJ.,lon 1980 buqet lb.at went dowo, 1\.o
aurprl1ina defeat.
The Houae rejected the apend·
ln1 pack.ace, 213-192, Wednesday
nilhl M Republlcana Jo6ned with
some comervative and liberal
Democrat.a in an unus ual coali·
lion a1almlt t.be budget.
TB E VOTE aeodl the budget
back to committee, where It is
ex peeled lo be changed only
s lightly before being re turned to
the noor next week. The l960
budget year becw Oct. 1.
The unexpected reject ion
came JWlt hours after the llouse
re fused to join the Senate in
raisang d e fense spendin g.
However. the budget's defeat
seemed to r esult from d ls-
sallsfactloo wtth overall spend-
ing levels. rat.her than from the
defense lsaue
On a 62·36 vote Wednesday,
the Senate approved its $M6.3
billion ver s ion or the 1980
budget. containing 3 pe rc ent
growth In 1980 defen11e spending
over and above inOatlon. The
Senate also included non·bindfo~
5 percent "real growth" d efense
inc reases for fiscul 1981 and
1982
THE DOUSE budget would ill·
cr ease 1980 defense spending by
about 1 percent alter Inflation.
Bomb Note No Peril
Defeat OI the bud1et clearly
cau1bt members of the House
8ud1et Committee by aurprlae.
The Democratic leadership had
preval\ed on vinually every vote
uoul final pu111e.
"We were blindsided," srud
Rep. Stephen J Solarz. 0 -N Y •
a committee me mber. Solari
'laid "modnt changN>' 1r1 lh1·
., p e n d 1 n" I e v t> Ii. "ho u I <I Iii·
enough to ~um pw.11111(t: 11f tlw
budg~t next wf'f•k
W /\S iii NG TON 'I\ P 1 The leller c awung such a sur a boot H
bombs and nat1<1nC1l .,ecunty conlaua no 1n!ormallon lerronst.'>
t:oultl uM· anil ,., of (!Ul''>llonablt> value t.o nattons w111hlng to J01n th~
nuclear cluli, .H·1·(1rd1ng t11 u numbt:r or nuclear sc1ental.3
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Base at Merced in a dec~e killed five
crewmen on a KC-135 stratotanker jet
Wednesday. The plane. practicing touch·
and-go landings, crashed on the runway.
ripping the cockpit and one engine away
from the fuselage and burst into flames.
Two crewmen survived.
Olympics Profit Vowed
Los Angeles Expects to Net $21 Million
L OS ANGELES <AP)
Orgamzcrs of the 1984 Olympics
say lhey will turn a profit of at
least S21 million even if double·
digit inflation continues and the
rederal government gives them
no financial aid
The Los An geles Olympic
Org anizing Comm ittee s aid
Wednesday it expects to spend
S347 million to stage the games
and take in at least $368 million.
The committee reitera ted its
pledge that the games would
cos t the city nothing.
( __ ST,_if_TE ____ J
BTD Fares Domn
LOS ANGELES <A P) Near·
ly a ll the Rapid Transit Dis·
trih's buses are back on the
road today. but ridership is only
about half what it was before a
strike began 3112 weeks ago, or
f1cials say.
The RTD said it had about
640.000 rares Tuesday, compared
Attorney 'Blamed'
For Temple Deaths
LOS ANGELES I AP) Charles Garry, lawyer for the People's
Temple cult which collapsed when 900 of its members com mitted
mass suicide last year, Wednesday blamed the deaths on attorney
Mar k Lane.
Lane was with the cult followers of Rev. Jim J ones when they
to a daily pre·strike average of
l 2 million.
Mobil Fire Probed
TORRANCE (AP) -A Mobil
Oil Co. refinery that processes
123,500 barrels or crude oil daily
will be out or operation for less
than a week alter a fire and ex-
plosion, officials say.
Repairmen will begin in·
ves ligating the cause or the
blaze when the area cools,
Fulham said.
Baby 1t'laale Die•
REDWOOD CITY (AP>
Des pite a week or intensive
medical care, a baby pilot whale
found stranded on a beach near
he re has died at a marine
amusement park.
The 3·year·old animal sue·
cumbed to blood nukes Wednes·
day. She also had been round to
be surrering from severe dis-
orders of the kidneys, lungs and
li ver . said Mike Demelrious,
president of Marine World. •-•-t Lauttclaed
•
lhunmy. September 20. 1979 DAILY PILOT AS:
'America in Traubk' ••
Union Hears Brown Berate 'Cheap Labor'
SAN FRANCISCO <AP>-GOv.MmundBrown
Jr .• an all-but-declared Democratic pres·
ldentiaJ candidate, says that America bu ''spent
20 years transferring tecbnolo1y to otben" while
lta own workers lost their jobs.
"The sweat of your labor that is used to pro-
duce capital ls leaving thll country and comine
back combined with cheap labor to put you out oi
work," Brown told the convention ol the lnduatriaJ
Union Department of the AFL-CIO on Wednes'day.
'.'.America Is In big trouble . . . America la go·
lng downhill and It doesn't have to."
THE MORE THAN Mt delegates at th~ con-
vention represent six millioo workers In 56 na·
lional unions. The Oall!ornia governor received on·
ly 'sparse applause from them when he was
introduced, but reception seemed to increase as
his 20·minute speech went along. ·
Tbe governor" denounced tu breaks as a spur
to the economy, aaylna the money la 1peot on "
"Perrier Wate r " from France, "Swedish •
crackers" and "Mercedea-Beo1" automobiles I
from Germany.
The United States, be said, "bu spent 20 years
transferring our technolo1Y, that you helped build,
to other people . . . but If we don't figure out a
• wa'Y to reinvest and reindustriallze this country,
forget It. We'll have even more of a loss of union
jobs ."
WHAT HAPPENS, B&OWN asked, when over-'
seas workers "start making st.eel, C1frs, ties, '
watches, television, computers and doing it for S2
a day? What's going to happen to the American
standard <>{living? That's the dllemma."
He caJJed for a "public works program" to get
this country's unemployed back to work, but
declined to expand on that later at a news con·
ference.
Marvin
Renews
Battle
LOS ANGELES (AP>
-H is claim or victor y
hasn't mellowed tough·
guy actor Lee Marvin,
who s taged a bitter
court battle with h 1~
former lover earlier th1l>
year.
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WEEK-
END
SPECIAL
Marvin is renewing
one part of the struggle
as he tries to overturn a
judge's ruling that he
must pay $104 ,000 ror
"re h abilitation ·· to
Michelle Triola Marvin.
who lived with him ror
-512 years
ATTORNEY A .
David Kagon s aid
W ednesa y that
the acto r , de ·
s pite being "ver y
pleased" with most of
Superior Court Judge
Arthur Marshall's April
19 decision in the case,
does not feel the award
of $104 ,000 was war·
ranted.
After an ll·week trial,
Marshall awarded Miss
Marvin the money for
"rehabilitat i ve
purposes " Rut he re
jected her clatml> for a
share or the actor's prop·
e rty and half o r the
esumaled $3.6 million he
earned during their
years together.
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.,,,., ..• .,, . ···-· began the bizarre s uicide ritual
in the jung le settlement of
Jonestown, Guyana. following
slaying of_. u.s~anr ~ ~
and three·~.
LANE, CONTACTED in New
Orleans where he is trying a
l~= lb*9•0 w ;:~·a li .... Mtj.' VAiq ck
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m~,._, WM "sdfreMI' Hom
delusions."
dcered for a muked gunman wbo to the stat.e Court of Ap·
kidnapped and raped the wife or peal was filed Tuesday.
a San Diego County supervisor's Miss Marvin's attorney I
chief aide, police said. Marvin Mitchelson said
f ll I t9i ~i.n10
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"THB PE&SO.N ,_pon8'We
was the catalyst," Garry said at
a State Bar Association conven·
tion panel on "Cults and the
Law" at the,Bonaventure Hot.el.
"H e may n ot be legally
responsible. but he is morally.
Mark Lane is res ponsible,"
Garry said. The rema rks were
a pparently the most s pecific
ever made by Garry in charging
Llme Wllh direct responsibiUty.
Garry said Jones w as
"paranoid" aboul a s upposed
conspiracy by U.S. officials to
destroy him.
George Stevens, 8 47-year-old Wednesday th at no Bapli~~~~root~s~~--cr_o_s_s._a_p_pe_a_l_1s_pl_a_n_ne_d ____________________________ _
S upervisor Jim Bates, told Garry said a search for such
information through the U.S.
Freedom of Information Act
turned up nolhlng, a nd Garry
said be was convinced there was
no conspiracy to destroy Jones.
police Wednesday that the in·
t ruder broke into his home at
about 5 a .m ., threate ned to
"b low away" his 11-year-old
son. t~en abducted his ..;re at
gunpoint.
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Residential Goal Ric-hard R vee
..
11:~Seema.Misplaced~ ~
ewport Beacn·a coUMU m~onty l1 rond or rttr~r• lnM
l O taelf 8 aroup O( .. relickf\t.laJllla" 81 Ol)JM d lo 1111
1rowthera or envtronmtntalllt.a
Thal' an apt. d crlptlon In ll'hl or tho'r rtJ-.•tluo
tu.al w or lh I rvtn Company • propoul lot c• n•
m"rcial devC'lopmcnt on th North t"ord prop ti y M•~i •
P nul ttyckoU and ouncilm n R1y Wllll qm•, l'aml Hum
mcl and Don Streu 1 made It clear ih1•y 1lo11'l \\ wut
anythlna but hous on that property
It set>ms an unreaJIOl'labl~ 1tand to t •kn 111 lllht uf ~everu.J hectors that apply to th lk> ut·r 1uu 1•t1I luc•Mh11t
north or Bison Avenue belw n J aunbcm.•t' Un .. tl •ml
M:icArthur Boulevard
Th· pro~rty I.Ii dea.lgnuWd In th aun rul 11lian Im lht
:small oHac..·t• wurchouist dc..weloprnt•nt proJK>tMI bv lh~
In 1nc Company In fact, that's the tnnln" clt1Kla&nutju11 thl•
land <:urn~ Nol only lhal, but the vhui irnbm lth•d ti\ thtt
In inc Company met the rettulrcmenh of t hu t·lty't1 tr uffll
phasing pl an
Company l)pokcsrnen. in arguln6' on hehttlf of ttwu
prOJCCt, notud th&t lhc s ite Is exposed to nolN h•vtila t•u111
parable to those ll1 the fught puth frorn the John Wuynv
Airport becaui.e or trutrlc on Jamboree find Mur Arthur
They also pointed out that construction of homcb woulll
be at odds with the cx1!}lmg commurclal a nd huhl In
dublrtal uses of the property Jo"'inally. the company
spokesmen noted that the property Is in the lrv11w
Unified School Dii:,trict which has indicated 1t couldn't uf
ford to bus children from that site to the nearest lrv1m·
school.
Looking ul the council's North f<'ord decision, 1t t1r>
pears that being a "res identialist" means rejecting ~ood
land use practices to enforce lin irrational set or st an
d a rds.
Hope for Pets
Newport Beach city officials are hoping their third
try will be a charm in finding a veterinarian to operate
the city an1m<.il s helter .
The city's dog pound contract has been given to a
total of three animal hospitals this year Jt is hoped the
latest move. authori1A?d by council members last week,
will be the last for some time to come.
No one involved in the city's efforts to contract for
animal shelter ser vices should be blamed for the ongoing
problems that h ave led lo the changes.
i''or years the shelter was operated out of a Corona
dt•I Mar facility. The vete rinarian there retired a nd the
vc..•t who took over the practice could not continue the ar·
ra rH!l•mcnt '1ty o ff1 ('rnls then contract ed a West
Nc•wport unimal hospital. but that contract was ended
this summer m a dispute over the collection of fees for
spaying :.ind neutering.
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11u1ol
t'hli. lb lhc Hlc u 1'1.renh
wo11hl ht• IM1U11d vouchcn uqulll
111 lh1• 1·ue1 or Otltl yu11r'11 public
Mailbox
educeUon for each child. The
• vouchers would be provided by
lhe 1tatti government and eou.ld
be uaed to pay for 1 year ln a
pubUc 11thool or to pay for a year
al • prlvetely operated achool
meeUn1 vacue state educ•Uonll
a l)ff lflUUona.
Mo re than 200.000 petlt1on11
have beft'I prepared In an al·
l11mpt to placa 111 •· t'amlly Cbo6~ In £ducat.ion'" tn1UaUve on the
June 3, ltllO Callfomla ballot.
ll'• the u'me procedure Callfor·
ntana Ulled lo create f>ropoel~
13 <'UtUna their own property
lax ea
I P' nu: jft.ltJatlv~ 18 approvf'd
1tnd found t'OfU1tltuUonal there
1" M prov 1"1on <•xr.mpllnl(
• lHtrOl'hiul itrhoolK from the
vout·ht'r 11y11kin If the court.'! Hnd
I hMt tht." pllln d<lc:'11 not separuk
t•hurC'h 11nd 1t11n· 1t wouJd
<·rule 11 four Uer ~chool 1y11km
The four kmd." of 11chools we
may tee would be: old·faatuoned
public llCbools nwlinl Just the
way they 1re now; lradJUonal
private Khooll nm by ehutcbea
and private 1roup1 char1ln1
whatever tuition they wish and
plckln1 whatever students they
want: "(am.11y choke" schools
run by new private corporaUona
and open to any student wttb a
voucher: "lndependenl public
schooll." Wblch would be run by
new publicly owned corporations
eatablllbed by local school d13·
trict1 at the request or petition·
Ing parents.
IT SOUNDS complicated, but
what it means ia this· The lradl·
tlonal American system of fPV
tng pubhc money to achoola open
to all wouJd be replaced by a
~yt.tem l(ivmg money directly to
ull p;arcnli to buy whatever ki.nd or education lhey wanted for
lht•ir ctuJdren
I n Californi a. a s a lmost
every plMce el.Je, parenta are an·
1ry, bellevtnc that the pubUc
1chooll have failed them. Fall·
in1 test acurftl and Illiteracy, too
many admlnlatrator;s. sJriking
teachers, bullne and other ex·
perlment.a -lhe works. OK, iJ
the clly can't educate our kids
for 13,000 a year, give us lhe
13,000 and we'll find someone
who can.
It's very attractive. And more
than a UUle scary. Assuming
that church-re lated "family
choice" schools wtll be ruled un-
cons lllutional. there may be
, nothing to 41tOp anyone from
"Starting a school and getting
government vouchers -the Ku
Klux Klan and lhe Black' Pan·
thers. t.be John Birch Society
and the Communist Party. and
a n y rool or charl atan who
believes knowledge u• absorbed
m hot tu~ or through massage
T H E E 0 lJ C A T f 0 NA I.
establishment lb gomg t.o UM:
argumcnb like that to try to d ..
f ea t tht' vouc·he r sy:'ltem
Alrudy. the Los Angeles Board
of Education has appropnalPd
$55,000 for an anti · vouch•·r
··educational cumpa1gn" lh<,
f irst ta me the board has dorw
anythmg hke that even b<.!forc "
question was on the b11llnt nv~
frantic oppo-.1t1on of th1·
establishment may be cin ad
m1siuon of how bad their own
schools really are they are w.
bUm1ng that. given ci choice.
pare nts will abandon publtc
school~
tr the schools ari·· Sld , lhc d,..
bate 1~ heaJlhy But, aUU . lh•·
burden o{ proof ha:!> to be on lht:
advocates or th .. voucher
~Y tcm Until re<.'.ent yean;. thf:
public eduratton :.ystem con
cc1ved by Thoma!I Jefferson ha ..
~erved Amenca well The llm•·
may hav1• o:om•· to chan~P. tt
cind 1f th•· vot""' of <"a1trnm1.J
'1 0 I h•· .. 1-· a nu I > <'h111 r•· 111
J-.dUC'Jllon" 1n1t1:il1 vt• rn:n 1)1
th(· m1~t important d c1·t1<in l)f
1!180 an'1 that inc lude~ th•·
r J1·1· for lht' prt-'>Hll·rw }
'\
At that point. the tontract went lo a shelter m an
lrvtm· Compuny·ownt:d shopping center Thal deal wal)
ni x<:d tx·l·aus<.· th•· ('ompany proh1b1ted boarding an1mab
.il llw hos pital
Now it's go111 g to be al a hosp1t<1I JUSt outside the cit y
ltmits m Costa Mcl)a. City off1c1als say the new fo cilJty
has plenty of room for dog~ picked up m Newpo.-t and the
artded advanta~e of business hours seven d ays a week
Thal nC'ws shoulrl cheer animal lovers who've been dis·
tressed by lhe unsettled nature of the situation
Habit of Public Lying Corrupts Society
Police Help Needed
fo:\1 •11 m ttw best of t1mcl), the mtcrscctt0n of Ford
lload a1\d MutArthur Boulcvurd is a dicey one. Right
nov.. 1t looks lik1• u war zone The onl y difference 1s
11ohody h:Js been killed there. Yet.
The c 1tws of Irvine and Newport Beach. the Irvine
('(1mpany. the County of Or ange and the State of
California have combined to improve the inter section . It
wi ll tie into the new four-lane version of Ford Road being
built between MacArthur and San Miguel Drive.
Understandably, the whole area is a mess right now.
It also is hazardous. PerhapR some of Newport's city fathers should go
look at it during the morning rush hour when f~ustrated
motonsts find themRelves backed up, single fil e, down
Ford almost to San Miguel. . . .
Since Ray Williams of Newport's 7th 01~tr1ct h ves
JUsl a block from the work area. he seems like a good
candidate to go watch lhe children headed for Corona del
Mar High and Our Lady Queen of An gels Sc~ool as they
weave through trucks and cars on their bicycles and
skateboard~
It JUSl might give him lhc notion that some police
presence m the area al cnt1cal times of the_ d ay and dur·
mg critical stages of the improvement pro1ect would be
advis able
• Opinions expressed in the space above are those of the Dally P1to1
Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and
a.rt1sta Reader comment is 1nv1ted Address The Daily Ptlot. P 0
Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Phone (714) 642·4321
Boyd/ Monopoly
ByL.M. BOYD
How do you account for lhe
feel lha.t the JJame o r
Monopoly bad It.a bigaest 12
months of au lime only last
year? Consider lbe new elec·
tronlc toy1 compeUnc with It.
Consider the hl1h·powered
distraction of televl1lon.
Conalder the tact lh1t It bu
been on tbe market 1lnce
lt3S. Yet the Monopoly 1alel
were almost doublb lut year
Dear
Gloomy
Gm
Con.1iderin1 \be rapid
detertoratlon and 1llt1·
t.lon tbat 11 taldQ place
wttb Vf!rl Uttle elfort to
1top I~_ tb• Newport Baek HY m1&1t .....
loll all lta friends I R.E.W.
=r P-BJ· .. :.-:i ':t .......... .. .......... ~ rr:,,,r-~ ..
what they had been during
the two years previous·
ly . There Is a s mall band or
c reative citizens out there
who invent games, hoping
they'll bit a winner thal will
make them rich. I e nvlaion
them. alt.ling ln front or their
flre]>laces, gazing Into the
names, their fmgen stffpled
a s thou1h in prayer ,
murmurtnc. ''Make another
MOQOPOb. oh Lord, and tel ll
be ml..oe."
Q . ''Are there any tele~ Mt.I in tbe People'• Re bUe ol Cb.bl•? •• f.' AboUl 1 mlllloa of tbem.
Price now for 1 color aet
there l1 the equivalent of
11.eoo.
Your heart works harder ln
cold weather than In warm.
bear Ln mlnd.
Q. "Whit doet the •mocb•'
In •moebaeotf .. ' meu?"
A, Moeba la aa aaclent Arabjaa towa in Yemen Wben _,.. ... bot drlnk ..
UloePt to ban orlain1ted.
lale GI::~ lboM bu trtplad mlut nve 1ean.
To the Edltor
f.1c~ Wc'rf: '>!Ck of hes Elttt·
cd offtciab he . and horde~ or
other:. in the public sector lw
~1th s1rkcmn~ regulanty. Elect
«d off11.'1als not only he outnghl
but appoml od1ou1t character.. to
rul1· over our hve'i . thw. putlln~
t ht· ltc to the former~' vow:i of
Wt· art· t1·mpt1•d to v1<·w th•·
current American bcene with lhl·
~ame feeling or ~ccpuc1sm and
dc&pa1r ~uffercd by the Ps almist
of old , whe n he rried out 1n
anguish: "I said In my haste, all
men arc liars". <Psa. 116 .11 ).
So. though not 1n h ast e. I
deplore the fact that many men
and women resort to lies to have
their own way . Nol only do
politicians He. <even the man
Carter >. bul lens of thousands or
individuals across the land ap·
pear to make a career or lying.
ls lhat too hars h a j udgment
lo ascnbe to the actions of many
thousands of participants 1n lhe
so-called "blu-Ou" and ··sick·
o uts•"! Ila v 1ng us ed those
pressures In the pasl . they are u.s·
ing them currently; and if that
fo rm of lying hasn't blossomed in·
to a career, It's at least an avoca·
tlon , ls1lnol?
THE TRUTH IS lhal clahnlng
to be sick when one is not, in or·
der to make excuse for staying
off or the job, ls a Ue; and makes
lhe claimant also guilty of the
odious act or malingerint{.
A llorneya. bus drlvera.
pollcemeni firemen. nurses,
other pub le employee.a and
teachen. embraclnc the concept or "sick.out" or "blu·fiu," etc ..
are embraclng a Ut, are lhey
not? 'llM!y teek by lying means
to 1aln certain benefit., but,
mainly of course, more and
more tax dollar1. The wiseat
man ln hlltory wrote : "A poor
man la ~Uer than a liar."
<Prov. 19:22).
There are effotta to toughen
truancy lawa. How wlll the adult
truant.a <teachers) deal with
juvenile truant.a aft.er the bad ex·
am pits set by the former?
B.F: BORCOMAN
~••P•t••' StrUu!1
To the Editor:
I ind many other•. amonc
whom are the a1ed. lhe stck Ind
the peace-lovl nc In Newport
Beach end Cotta Meu. are
1rateful to the employee• of
Hu1het Alrwe1t f.>r 1otns on
1trtke. We beseech tbem to keep
the alr1kt on aa lon1 a1 \bey can.
W • ire ptUn1 a little reeplte
from the lnctnant nerve·
wracldnt notHof JNfiylDc Oftr·
head. Now. ll they could pere\llde
the e mployee1 of Air Cllllornla
• r
•
ti'> JOt n thl•1 r st r t kt• .. 1n 1-ym
palhv" r a pun on tht: wonts in
1cnd•·d 1 th:it \\Ill Ix: a rare t•>.
ample or labor union~ really do-
'"~ ~omdh1n~ ror thl.' benefit or
CltllC~ HON /\VJ F:T
!tprf"tator Sport
To the 1-:dJtnr
I h<t\I' <Jlwa )' l>t•t•n o( 1h,. un
:>h~kable <>1n n11m lh;Jl l1a!.ChJll
was our btliUW~I ll pect.itor llp<>rt
If not baseball. lhl'n cl'r tainly 11
musl be rootbull. or bas ketball
or maybe l'V<'n horsC'rac1ng Hut ,
contrary to m y bi:hcf, I now find
that th<' h1ggc11t bpectutor i.1>0rt
1s DEMOCRACY
T h e ~ p c <' l a l o r 11 1 n · t h t'
particular local conl.est are the
resldenta of Corona del Mar.
There are nearly 2.000 property
owners in that town who haven't
paid enou~h attention to the
game to even know what's going
on And most cun't te ll the
players without a program. U
you doubt that then Just ask any or their fnendll or neighbors who
their elected rcprci.entatlves to
the City Council arc. or who that
council's appo1nteeb arc to the
city':. PlanmnR Comm1bston
I•' YOU trunk you could ft.nd
an avid ran who might prove me
wrong then ask lhem who No.
524 Is on lhe program Does that
really have something to do with
downioning that lovely clt_y ?
Wiii It really take away an
alarming amount or the proper·
ty rights the flUlS thought they
had? Are you ahead so far? No?
Then maybe play has been so
poor that they don't know the
score. That's obvlowsly lhe case
or 10~ is hould have cr1ed
"four' by now "-" the players In
this game are allemptlng to dh·
c·nfranch.bc the property owners
or that falr city
"Bu.shJeague." you say. WeU ,
perhaps. Bul. the price of ad·
min ion 18 about to go up. Unlttis
the property owners In Corona
del Mar stop belng passive spec-
tators and aet onto lhe sandlots
of democracy to see how lhe
11 me la ~ins played tbeao
day1. aome aUck promoter ta l<>-
lng to come •Jona wtUt a whole
new set ol rules and c hange the
name ol the 1eame. Not just on
icood old CdM's sandlot.a, but
thoH on Balboa Island <•la.in>
. . . on the penintlula . . . In
Corona HiitiJands . Newport
Beach ... JfM HOTCHKJSS
DeHr.,e• T•••••
To tbe ldltor: Someone Ii out lher. trytn1
for •• ID A1Hmbl1woman ............. (a.: left. 1'9
edltorlaJ p11e). The Brown
macblnt •u out to 1hoot down
the rl'h~ thJs valiant womaJl
would bnn.g to the burdened tax
pa} t:r~
Probably Brown ex~cl5 "'l'
w11J forget Mrs BergeM>n'-. btll
o\·er lhc two Yf'3~ we have to
"'<11t for tL'> dt>lJ\ croncl· Wtth the
r1 :.1ng price of gold only too
VIVtdly :.bowing U"' CJCh day
"'hat our dollar I!> really ...,.orth
to lht· n...,t of the .... or ld. \o\e mu.\l
.:rind the liruwn machine dcJ"'n
Jnd put tt tn 1t:. ph1<'t· 111:. pov.cr
allo145 tum tn forget he 1~ exl)l'n
dable unlt>!>s he ralli~ lo the ~tdl'
of tho5e who really bUpport tum ,
the taxpayer-S
Mr:.. Bergt-son deserve:. our
thanks and s upport. for :.he 1~
!>tr&vmg to bnng reabsuc reuer
to those caught in the tnfla
tlonary tax Increases. Bravo
Marian. keepaflerthem for us.
EUZABETH LAUFORO
Crefllt Wea
To the Editor:
f(e Dennis McLellan's " •70s
Style Samaritan D eser ves
C redit" <Pilot. Sept. 14 > ..,d has
'tatement. ··That·s the end or
Westover'!! story " There 11>
another pleasant aspect or which
Dennis was not aware
P f c . James W . Ka lne r 'i.
"Jacket" <military record) will
now include the c1vihan letters
co mmending him Quite
possibly, his CO will also add a
letter of commendaUon to hts
"jacket."
S CREVi\R
Be•.,•••• Q•dea
To the Editor·.
I'll say Hughes Airwest ls on
i;trikc and It's heuv('n ' II hasn't
been Uilil qu.iel In Cost<• Mesa
1n years•
This ia the f1ri.t t1 m•· I re·
member feeling ecstatic over
wme union 11tril<lng . m~ It
be :~ long and bitter struggle I
need a good rest'
MARY LlNN BAKER ...... ~.
To the Editor.
Would the man In the "little
brow11 car" please return the
tdie 3 Pee Wee soccer ball he
picked out of lhe street at 6: 30
a .m . Monday al the corn~r of
Cliff Drive Mnd lrvlne Boul•vard
in Newport Beach? •
My 3·year -old daughter flnally
got her handJ on her brother's
new and coveted soccer ball
when mommy went Jo11ln1. But
It rolled Into lhe street . Playtn1
by the rulet, she awakened bt1
brother to I.ell ttlm what h•P·
pened. He arrived out froot•jusl
In tlme to -.. you atop yoW' car
and take h1I ball.
My 10n told me lO ''Just tell
blm ll'I my ball" IO )'OU could bftN k baft. DMI' man LD tM
..UttJe brown car:· JOU found •
ball that wu not loet. It bal 1
•
home ul 2001 Cliff Dr·i\'C <md
t>1•loni::o. to CJ W1 ~htm:in
Th..t nk \l')tl
.Jlil>Y w1<;1 n MA!'
!iiarlke Did It
To the F.d1tor
S tr1k1n~ ll u~h•·., /\1rwf•..,t
1•mployN:'> c1ul .wh:.it airpor t
noise 1mp:.ir ted rt"·•i<ft.nh h1:1 v•'
tw1•n unc1hlf' I•> tlu tn """''' 11111•
-.1o p lh1· hanan<i .., n111.,•· /\h
tht· Pl'UC'l' and quiet or Ill" 1norn
Inf::' wllhout thcr..c> nol'>\ llughe'>
Jl'lb taking oH .
C ITIZENS o f Sou l h<'rn
California wi ll h aw· l l"i l'l'
member th1• .. good effort.-." of
Gov. Brown and l\ir Hc:soun·1 •"
Board Ch<Jirman. Tom Quann
Wllh ev~ car owner, power
plant, refinery and most fac
tones havtn« been forced into in·
ve1Un1 Lar1e aurrus or money In·
lo poflutlun control dCVICf'S, WC
huve set a new record for wr
pollutton
Fortunately, a new car wlll
cost S400 to $:50() more for the
pollution control devices. will
get 30 pen:ent fewer mtlc~ and If
you · re lucky. the owner wlll
s pend unot h er $380 in
tr ans m1s:.1on rep a 1 r1' bee a use
the cat.alyt1<' converter heats up
the t ra.n.srru:.s1on
Maybe the governor can put
the "banana" ln h L'! car'
JIM tic HOOM
Ol••PI~ Prof it
To the Edit-Or ·
ll now appear!! that the 1984
Olympic Games arc not only not
going to lose money but actually
s how a profit. In fact, based on
early report.'>, lhe profits could
be very large $100 "tllion.
Forty pcrc•·nt of these profits
will go to the Los Angeles Olym
pie Organizing Committee ror
the ~fit or amateur 11port.s in
Southern CwHom la Ju11l think'
For the fl fflt time th<' l.AOOC
will not hatve Lo scr<Jlch for funds
lo help at.h..letes contend for a
position on the U S Olymplc
team
The posslhlllty lhal the Olym·
pie Oam"9 will be profitable
e nough to hrint $40 mUUon or
more to tbe benefit of amateur
isporu ln Snulbem CallfornJa Is
ao exctUnc that f ur1e everyone
to refrain from expreaaing con·
cern about Olympic Oame loaes
unlll the Olymplc CommlUee
makes public Its flnanclal plan,
which la t'urrently be ing re·
viewed and evaluated by two or
the leedlnc audit nrms in the
United 'St.ates.
COURTNEY MOE
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OAtL '( PILOT A 1
,
Sexy: ~-shirts 1'fay Reveal Wearers' Inhibitions
A •?, .., ....., .. ,,..1'4111•
1lrl •alb tbrouab a Tampa,
.. , •• aboppln, mall Wun.na a T·
blrt ,..,lh the l 1ud on the
fl"Oftt: "ln Cue ol Rape -nm
Side Up•"
A ISO-pound bouH" lie ln
Pf' deridabur1. Va., lrundln
out to bu m&ubox to p ck ~ lbe
monln1 D wapape" Sbe 11 ••krina raued sllppet"S, cut-oft
jeaoa and • T-abirt that reada ·
"Turnmeoo "
A i•-year old boy. shopplne at
a liW'burban dtputmeol s tore
with b1 5
mother ,
brt op her bis
c I o .th t n &:
selecUon. It is a T ·s birt
bearing a pk
ture of a smil
1ng grse o
frog. with the
words, "J'm
So Happy I
Could Just (Obscenity)!"
... On the midway of the Otuo
State Fair in Columbus.
youngsters of both sexes parade
Art Hoppe
up and c1own ... •t>11rtn1 T aJu rt.s •
that •IY1 ''J OnJy Sll-'t'P WIU\ t.bt-Bnt .•
I have lO admit It J don't IOl
lt If you h nl' betm on tbe
lrt•t•ll at all lahily. you know
that there is a prullrerallOft ol T·
t ha n. bl'anng lther ob cenlU
or sexual rcrorcncc11 on the
front. Tbe cix T ¥hlrt11 either n9·
fer to the ioual prefcrencet ol
th• wHren, or, in the cue ot
women, to certaln ••J>ttta or
thear bodies. 'nie lour examples
alvcn u~ the becinnln& of toda.y'1
column are relatlvelr. mlld:
many ot the T-shiru could not be
wrltten abo ut In ~ daily
o wspaper
IN A NATIONAL magazine
lhe other we~k . there was a
:.tory a bout u young female
singer. Accom1Janying the story
was a picture. In the picture, she
was wearing a T-shirt that was
covered with the obscenity that
1s the most common variation of
the term "horse-manure " Sbe
is just one of the kids
Except It's not JU St kads .
Adulb are wearlna thestt T·
hlrt11, too. Thi ta a new
ph~nomcnon. I am bardly a
J)Urltan, I mab no Judaments
here l Jutt ... don't 1et ft.
So I dld what a ny selr
rc11p ct.1na newspaperman does
when be M.IM lnto a altuation he
doesn't undentand: l aou1ht the
adv1ce of a psycholoctat or a
psychiatrist. 1"ese guys might
be Just as much in the dart u
you or I, but they are certified
experta, so they're allowed to
comment.
lo this cue I wrote to Dr. Roy
R. Grinter Jr .. a psychoanalyst
who is affiliated with Chicago's
MicbaeJ Reese Hospital and the
C h icago In s titute of
Psychoanalysis. I as ked him
a bout the T-s hirts.
"YOU HAVE to take the T·
shirt question In three parts."
Dr. Grinker said.
·•Firs t, you have to think
a bout why people are wearing T·
shirts that are noticeable. T·
shirts with legends on the front.
This is because lhey want atten-
A Good Boy Always .Asks Mom
I dropped by my Sainted
Mother's house the othe r day to
ask her ir I could run for Presi
dent.
"Land sakes, child ," she s aid,
"whatever put an idea like that
in yo ur
bead?''
"Well. Ted·
d y's mom
said he could
run."
''Just be
cause T e d
d y's mother
says he can
r un doesn·r
m<.·an you can
run
"Go~h. Ma. all the other kids
arc runrung.
"Who?"
"J 1mmy and Ronnie and Big
J ohn and ... Well, I can't re·
member all their names."
"A fine lot they are. My stars.
J wouJdn't want a son of mine
running around with'lhe likes of
them ."
"I WOULDN'T be running
unth them, Ma. I'd be running
against them Besides. you
always said Jimmy was a nice
bov."
;, I will ~ay he's got good man
ners. ir nol much gumption. Arid
you say his mother is going lo
let him run?"
"Oh, she \\ants him lo. She
thinks the experience will be
good for him."
"Heavens to BeLo;y! She thinks
it would be good for him to go
traipsing all over the country,
staying up to au hours with a
passel o f ciga r -s moking,
whiskey-drinking wastrels, mak·
mg flowery promises to crowds
or gullible folks, laking money
from greedy . . "
··Now. Ma. remember wh<tt
the doc said about your heart "
·~t l'.'rcy me. I don't know \\hat
this country's coming to with de
cent. God-fearing parent~ en-
couraging their children to run
for President. But I suppose if
.Jimmy's going to run . . "
"WELL, MA. r can't promise
you J immy's going to run. If
Teddy runs. Jimmy just might·
not bother. Everybody says Ted-
dy could lick Jimmy with both
hands tied behind his back."
"Hmm.mph! Shows you what a
bunch or cutthroats they all are.
But what do you mean by 't/
Teddy runs'? I tbousht you.said
he was."
"No. he just asked his mom if
he could. lie says he doesn't
know yet whether he's going to."
"My stars! If he's not going to
run. why would he ask if he
could?"
"Just to make conversation.
I guess. He probably said
something like, 'Gee Mom, it's a
nice day. Can I run for President
and what's ror supper'?"
"My, rnyl Getting her all riled
up for nothing. That's children
for you. Well. if she gave him
her permission. . "
"YOU MEAN I can run. Ma.,
Can f " Please. Ma? Huh ?
Ple ase? ..
"Stop that jumping up and
dow n. You know you'll do what
you want. You always were a
willful child with a bent for trou·
ble. If you weren't being sent
home from school for cheating,
you were getting in automobile
accidents or scandalizing it up with some girl or . Land
O'Goshen! I CfO't ror the life or
me see why you'd even bother to
ask your mother if you can run
for President."
"Well, frankly, Ma. with my
record. 11ve got to do all I can to
convince folks that. at heart, I'm
really a good boy."
lion, and because everybody
else Is· dolnc it.
"Second, you have to think
about wby people are wearing T·
s hirts with obscenities on the
rront. It's one thing ror a )id to
wear a T -shirt that says,
·Adidas' on it; it's another thing
for him to wear one with an
obscene word on it. Io many
cases tb1a represents an obvious
defiance of social custom, an
expresalc:in ot boeUllty. Maybe
the kJd Ls afraid to swear in front
ol bi.I parents, but be can gel
away with weartng a T ·shirt
wltb the same word on it,
because everyone else is doing
it.
"TllI&D. you have to think
about why people are wearing T·
shirts with sexual references on
them. My feeling is that most
people who do this really have
no interest in sex, or at least are
very insecure about it. A young
man whose T-shirt says, "I Only
Sleep With the Best" may have
great anxiety about his lack of a
good sex life. A large-breasted
girl who wears a T -shirt that
says, "Yes. 'Mley're Real" may
have no interest at all In Belt.
and In fact may be offended if
anyone comes up to her and
comments on her sb1rt "
I ASKED Or. Grinker ir one
should assume that a person
automatically means the op-
posite of what he or she seems to
mean ; I.e .. just becauise a
person wears a T·shirt. do we
make the assumption that this
person is not sexually oriented.
"You can't make a geneTallza-
tion,'' Dr Grirlker said. "But to
me, a person wbo wears one or
these T-shirts 1s like a woman
who wears a see-through blouse.
Many of these woman ar e very
nervou& about sex. and il is a
mistake to assume that they
want sexual advances just
because they are making their
bodies visible.
"In my offi ce. 1! a woman
comes m wearing one of those
ski rts that are slit up very high,
and she crosses her legs and
doesn't s mooth her skirt out.
Jlll">t inviting me to look .
theat are often the women who
are the most sexually lntllblted."
I asked Dr. Grlnker wby he
thought the obscenity-and-sex
shirts have been accepted so
readJly by socJety at large -
why, in other words. people can
walk down the atreeta wearing
tbese T-shirts without expecting
s omeone to s top them and
chasllze them.
"IT'S A CHANGE in our
cultural values," he said. "It's
ancredlble the things that
parents will bear and tolerate
fro m their children. Thes e
words have cr e pt into the
language and become accepted
parts of everyday conversation,
where once they were forbid·
den."
Or. Grinker said that he does
not see this as something 'that
will permanently harm society
-•'I think it is a fairl y
superficial thing that doesn't
mean anything. J think the pen-'
dulum will swmg back. Some
day soon, people will be weanng
·Ohio State' T-shlrU again."
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FELT SQUARES
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E9n Oten C'areer1
These Ladies Home Journal photos of Marie Osmond as chubb y
10-year-old, left, and at 19, were lied in with a s tor y saying ~hat
Marie's broken engagement last year may signal a desire for in-
dependence from the Osmond family to pursue her own career.
Pupils Adept
At Business
Pint-size salesmen in the Huntington Beach
area are doing a volume business, racking up
sales last year of more than $306,268. ·
They are the 12,000 students or Ocean View
I elementary) School District who last year paid
for their local field trips and study trips to
Catalina Island, Yosemite and Death Valley.
TREY ALSO PAID FOR GaADUATION
parties, special events, academic and athletic
trophies and scores or individual clasa projects in
the district's 24 schools.
Money generated by the small business people
has Increased at an astonis hing rate over the past
rew years. a district official noted.
Five years ago, the annual total generated by
the small business people barely reached $100,000.
Last year, candy sales alone generated $48,677 in
sales. a $28,000 profit.
RECYCLING PROVED A MONEY MAKER,
too. officials noted. In schools where r ecycling
glass. paper and cans raised a total profit of
S7 ,800, lessons on nature and the environment were a
co-product.
Funds r aised with the efforts paid for ecology.
rela ted field trips, officials said.
San Mateo
SMriff
Probed
R E DWOOD C I TY
<AP) -A series of con·
troversies plagum g San
Mateo County Sher1U
John Mc Donald have
prompted a probe of hi~
off ice by county of.
ficlals.
County s upervisors
voted to establi sh a fact-
f i nd in g comm ittee
following the latest inci-
dent in which a deputy
was handed a 15-day
suspension notice for al-
lowing inmates to photo-
g r aph a topless young
woman in the m ug-shot
room or the county jail.
Chamber
Asks Bay
Cleanup
The Upper Newport
Bay needa to be dredged
aod the state lectalature
abould budset the funda tor the woik, accordina
to Newport Harbor Area
Chamber ol Commerce
dlrec:t.on.
Tbe directors, at a
meeU..,, aaeed to uk
Aaaemblywoman
M arlan Bergeson to-
aponaor legislation to
provlde t be fllllds to
clean out the bay, wbicb
is fil.llnC with silt.
ABOVT 741 acres of
the Upper Bay belong to
the state and are main-
tained as an ecological
preserve .
The bill for dredging
funds was discussed
during a debate on the
federally mandated plan
to halt further pollution
of the bay.
THE DIRECTORS de-
cided to ask state or.
fi cials to re-instate the
Newport-Irvine Was te
Management Agency as
the organization which
should come up with the
anti pollution plan and
at the same time seek
funds to dredge out the
existing silt .
Bo th recommenda
lio ns have to be ratified
by the chamber's ex-
ecutive board.
SILJIERORE
SALVAGED
SEAITLE <AP -A
salvage fi rm hopes to
use a pi pe to p ump
millions of dollars in
~.i lv e r o r e from a
wooden tug that s ank
more than 20 year~ ago
orr the coast or AJaska.
Divers from Alpac Un·
der seas Inc. said the
load or 495 tons or the
silver -lead concentrate
aboard the 154-foot t ub
'Ttuldlly, Septamt>er 20. 1979 DAIL y PflOT A•
Belted. Wrapped. And sh.awl collared. LeRoy ha8 done 1t e xquJ.s.
itely 1n th1a off-white acrylic wrap cardigan. Wlth secret s tde
pockets, 1n 8-M·L. $50.
harris & frank
~IJf A M AL I f\Uf"'
Ht)f NA fJA.U tf f11fl"'A J-&P.-: rf""'f W
HUNTIN(.,TON t f Nl{ f.I Hlf"-To .. r 1r .. 4 .. l ., ••
l Af>UN-Hll l ~ M.Al l l AC,VN A ,~ l l ')
M AL l 0< 011•N(,(. Ol'IAN(.f
'>OU fM ro•\f Pl,..,,. rO\T• ... r \A
q ~,,~,
t•• -.11 D'' ,,, ~., Jl/1
Fundraisers vary from school to school, they
noted, bot every cent supports student activities .
"We never could afford to send youngsters to
Yosemite with the general fund money," said Jim
Jones, district business manager
McDonald has been
subJccted to charges or
pohce brutality, grand
Jury criticism for a l-
leged lack of leadershi p,
g r o w in g d issens io n
among deputies and the
suspension of another
deputy for discharging
his revolver while prac-
ticing "quick draw" in a
squad room.
Chelan may be worth an Ooton 'MMO~v ·~to ~ "°""' .... ...,.. " JO •o \ JO estimated $1 million to ._ _______________________________________ _, "11\IER':>IDf Pl.AV• R1\lf P!.IOE
tu ~14'4.IO
lh l)}I ~H
I U ~0 4,.,-1 ,, .. , .. , 1000
"80, 11IE KID8 PAY TBELK way thnlugh
fund raising," ~ added. "We can't buy food for
graduation activtties, or financially underwrite an
awards program. But the kids can . .
''Student body money ls controlled by the StU·
de!'tsL workinit With 'adult advisers, and it gives
scnoom Dexibility to offer programs and acti vtttes
that the district can't afford or cannot pay under
stale law." .
According to student body accounting records,
the mighty-mite workers made 66 percent profits
on snack bar and bake s ales ol SS,168; 71 percent
profits on pencil machine sales of $4,947 ; 60 per-
cent on special events, $27,335 and 77 percent on
skating parties, $7,799.
The rest came from activities such as nea
markets and shirt sales to support specific ven-
tures.
'
Plate of the Day
•CALIFORNIA~
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FILTH ..__ A cynical transplanted New
Yorker, Franlc Giordano says the plate sum-
ma rizes his outlook on We. It also is the title
of a novel he wrote.
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Mesa Girls May
Join Drill TeaJD
Costa Meua girls bet.ween I and·U are ellgi·
ble to join a new city driU team, tbe Colta Kesa .
Cowgirls, that will perform at parades and city
social f\mctlons. · . , A four-week d(lll tum preparatlOn clua ls ot~
fered by the city'a Leisure Senlcea Department,
from 10 a.m. to' DOOD Satwc:IQa Sept. 29-0ct. 20 at
Balearic Cmter. " Tryout.a for tbe team wlll be beld Oct. 20 and
will be open to all gl.rb 9 to 13. ~ \ IDformation ii available by calllq 7sc.~ or .
754-5300.
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MA-..c>N
PONTIAC
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SS millioo.
Our
Silver
Anniversary
Spectal is the moat elegant
saxony plush carpet
you've ever seen at
such a low price. This lively
high lustre carpeting has a
silky elegance. It's thick and
luxurious, one of our f inest
carpets from a famous mill.
Buy now at this unheard-of
low price and save $8.00 a
square yard.
After our Anniversary Sale,
the price will be $17.99
Carpet Town lwa an
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beautiful .,1Hetl ••d•~••d FREE
when you place your order for 3
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Matching drapery fabric• are
available. •
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SAVE 27% TO 37%
ON THESE OTHER SELECTED CARPETS
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nubby tc11ure Ahne s599 cc11pe1 al a big St1v111gs.
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mult•·COIOr"i H<'i'lt <;OI
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A superb carpet with
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Cnoose hom s•• 1ovoly $ 999 c.010ta11ons. Ann1vors.iry
Sale bargain prtcod. w .,,
Rog.Sl3.99sQ yd. ._.,y NYLON Pl.USM
Twelve temphng colors
in 1000.• nylon. Deep and
IUllHIOUS. Wtlh 3
S'1tmmertng IUSlre, 0 s11 •IO -great value. •v Aoo s1e 99 sq. yd.
SOfl'T CUT & LOOP
100'-nylon ln9t~
tone c:otoratlons, lor IOll·
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,,..,.. .•• ae.r,twtat lo~ old •lnllOftl •bout
time olf from tchbot ''No mon penclll, no more
booka. No more 1tudent1' dJn;y lookl."
Teachen, Uke atudeoll, eQ)oy 1ta.Ylna home
now and lhln. But u.., an dolDc ao at lKrMllna· ly alannlaa ralel, 1a, elemeot.ary and eecondary
school otndala around the nation.
~8 ..A-llJ\.IOR PR081..&.M IN scbooll to-
_uf, • • Maa Scott~. deputy eaecutlve dlrec·
tor ot lbe Nat.loeal Auoclation ot Secondary School
Pnnelpala ·'Teacher abeenleei•m I.a areater than
It wu 10 years a10 It atrect.s student learnlo1 and
student acUviUa. ll tends t.o erode the quality of
learnina "
Most teacher abeeocea are entirely le&al , ID·
volvmg allocated sick and penooaJ leave, whic h
vary from ah1l.4' lo state. But many teachers are
Lakin& the fuJI amount, especially on the days
before a:nd after a weekend.
"It's not only teachers who do this, but we find
this In other lnatitulions and theSrlvate aeelor. It's a n American phenomenon," sal An&eline Caruso,
associate superintendent of Chicago's public
schools. "But teachers serve as role models."
ACCORDING TO DAN TAYLOR, AN
economist for the U S Bureau of Labor StatU!tics,
in May 1978, 2 7 percent of teacher work hours
were lost because of absence. AU occupations In
the country lost 3 5 percent.
A survey last year of 135 school districts in
Pennsylvania round the over-all teacher absence
rate for the year was 8.2 days.
"Our rate was significantly higher than na·
tional figures," said Joseph Oravltz. director of
manaiement and r esearch services for the
Pennsylvania School Boards Association ... Penn·
sylvania spent $27 million for substitutes that year.
And when you add the benefit.a pald lo the people
absent for time not worked. It amounts· lo $88 million
of personnel costs related to absences ."
The school budget for that state, including re·
tirement costs. ls more than $4 billion.
IN PH ILADELP HIA, THE AVERAGE
teacher was out 18 days in the 1978 school year.
compared to 13 7 days in 1976. Teachers get 10 paid
s ick days in each school year, but they can ac-
cumulate days from year to year
In Los Angeles. t~achers were absent an
average of i.cvcn days io the 1978 school year and
6 8 days the prcv1oui. school yee1r
Teachers and their unions say the absences
often are related lo the stress generated an many or today's schools
"There's no question that teaching 1::. a tougher
assignment today than it was a decade ago,"
Thomson ·se1ld "Stud ents tend to be mor"
negatJve, more rebellious, less cooper e1tive and
more difficult to handle. The kmd of support you
gel from home today is different You could
always count on the support of parents then Now
you can't "
, THE CHICAGO TEACHERS' UNION pre·
-pared a study on teacher slret>!I last year, finding
that over 56 percent of the 22.500 respondents felt
physical illness related to stress and 26 percent ex ·
perienced mental illness.
"You have to have a certain amount of energy
to s tand stress." said Frerl Mart.Jn, Detroit schools deputy superintehdent. "The day-to-day stress of
the job is more wearing, so people need mental
hea lth days "
The Detroit schools budget for substitute
teachers 1s $6 million per year, Martin said. About
600 to 900 substitutes are used each day.
Substitutes cost the Los Angeles schools $13.9
million last year , out of an annual substitute
budget of $19 million. Minneapolls spent $900,000
last year for substitutes out of a $90 million budget
for all school costs. ~
A NEW YORK METROPOLITAN SCHOOL
Study Council review found that lo classrooms
with substitutes, student achievement dropped.
Teacher effectiveness was rated with 7 the
highest. Regular teachers were given a 5.01 ; stu-
dent teachers. 2.7&; and aubetltute teachers, 0.27.
The Pennsylvania School Boards Association
study recommended the use of retired teachers,
honor student.a and community volunteers to staff
the classrooms or absent teachers and lo reduce
the amount spent on aubsUt.ut.e teachers.
The study also found that absentee rat.es can
be reduced by changing the way teachers report
they won't be in school.
"When you u.se a system where the teacher re-
. ports directly to the principal, it bas the lowest
absentee rate," Oravlu said. "Where the teacher
tells the secretary, the rate Jumps. The farther
away from Immediate supervisor, the higher the
rate goes."
A RECOMMENDATION FROM TIIE National
Association of Secondary School Principals sug·
gest.a that teachers be given the sum of money
normally set. uide for aubatltutes and administer
the funds themselves. The balance could be used to
buy ldM>ol equipment. or lo reward teachers with
1ood aU.eod•oce.
: .. Lilly Co. Free s .
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Insulin Patents
WASHINGTON <AP) -Ell Lllly and Co.,
maktr of an estimated 85 percent of the insulin
used by 1.6 million diabetics ln the United States,
haa aareed lo let competitors use lts patents and
know-bow ln produclnc the product.
The Federal Trade Commlaalon announced the
aereement. It follows an PTC complaint that Lilly
compired with U.S. and forelp companies to con·
trol ucl allocate U.S. collectkJn and diatribution of
uimal pacnaHI; flom wblda l.naulio la pro·
duced.
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Jewel• by IOMPM 11 INIChlno tor dl1mond• "1nd
gill'AllOM9 from onvete lftdt¥1duale end "''*· C.reful .,..,.;netiOft and .v1luation by °"' expert•. Hlghftt pncm s*cf C.11l40-tOl61M dslly, Saturct.y 1CM, Sun· •doled. Nltc for e.ttr Otece Of ''•nk VendttWell
iewels by ioseph
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SANTA CLARA <AP>
-The Saota Clara
Board of Supervisors
haa given Initial ap-
proval lo a meuure al·
lowln& "vicious" doaa to be destroyed after they
bite a human.
The law la tougher
than the atat.e animal
control law which says
that firat.'°'feDH bit.en may be quarantined
but cannot be destroyed
unless they prove lo be
rabid.
The Santa Clara or·
dlnance, sponsored by
Supervisor Don McCor·
qudale, defines "vicious
behavior" and says that
no dog 'can be killed
l~~,.-.11'.1 without an appeala pro-cess.
ltlesan'• Pri:e La•fJ
Mark Owens of Costa Mesa won top honors for his crossbred
lamb in college division of market lamb competition at Los
Angeles County Fair. Owens represented Orange Coast College m
competition.
M cCorquodale said
that there were 328 dog
bite cases In Santa Clara
County In August alone.
DAI LY PILOT
CLASSIFIED ADS
M2·5e78
NATION I LOCAL
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A.B.C. WAREHOUSING. STORAGE & PACK·
ING CORP. RELEASES FOA IMMEDIATE
SALE ev PU8UC AUCTION THE FOLLOW· ING: .
HANDMAOEOAENTALAUQI
1) LOTS OF HANDMADE PAKISTANI &
ORIENTAL CARPET, RUGS. & RUNNERS
EX SHIPMENT SEA TRAIN AMSTERDAM
BI L 124134n
2) LOTS OF HANDMADE SUPER HEAVY
CHINESE CARPETS ex SHIPMENT CALIFORNIA STAR Bit
ILON1044
3) LOTS OF HAHOM ADE tRANIAN,
ORIENTAL & ROUMANIA CARPETS
EX SHIPMENT LA FAYETTE 8/L C0507 '
FOR CONVENIENCE OF SALE THE ABOVE
MERCHANDISE HAVE BEEN MOVED TO
TH6 FOLLOWING LOCATION:
NEWPORTER INN
1107 J•mborM Aoed
NEWPOf'T BEACH, CA 92880
Auction · 8 P.M . -Preview 7 P.M.
Friday, September 21 , 1979
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A 8 C WAAEHOUSfHO. STORAGE a. PAOCINO CORP.
192()1 PARl'HENIA ST IA. ~OGE
CERTIFICATE Of AUTHENTICITY UPON AEOUEST
Old Fashioned
Cookie ar Savings
And Higher Rates.
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Ar Imperial, we'll give you a
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WHh our high intere.,c ratr\ 1111
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We'll make itea.sier to~ve, with
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And your money will be
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DEAR PAT : My mother gave me a banging
basket planter with' new moss and fresh soil, but
no flowers. She said it s hould be up lo me to choose
the flowers I want for It. I've decided what kind I
want, but am not sure about how to trim the roots
for planting in this type of container. Can you help
me out?
K . R., Corona del Mar
Nurseries contacted by A YS suggest wetUng
the moss and soll tboroug.bly .before l.nsertlnt tbe
plants. The root ball should be trimmed until It fits
comfortably 'in the band. To plant It, a bole is
"drilled" in the moss with fingers. The wires or
the basket can be pulled aside to accommodate
roots and then pushed back together. Baskets
should be assembled in the shade then left there
ror a week until tbe plants are settled. Tbey sltoald
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Got ~'! Tltn writ• to Pal OW.. Pol~
cwt r foJW. ~rl111g IM UIUWttl Oltd Odfon J1011 M ed
ro 1nlut lfl('('fUlllC'• tn (/OIH!MUrM•ftt Oftd ~"' Moll
your Qut'stwN ro f'ot Dunn. Al Your Sertnce, Oro,ngt
Coo t l>cul11 IJUot. /l u Hur 1560. l'o ta Mtsa, CA
92626 A.t many true,. cu-pou1bl~ will be aniwtr~d.
bul pllaMd 1nquu1tt or letters not wludmg the • • rwcace.r· /Mil llOfM. addr• Gild buM _,., ,....
raum t>.tr CQftnc>l bti c<>ns~red Th" colum" appeora da1
ly r rct!pl undat/!C
be w a&Med tltne tlm• 1 •-' after tlaat ud
fer&llbed WHkly. lJM u few plu&.1 u poulble IO
tlaey cu apread Mt ud flll • &be IP•ce.
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DEAR P AT : We bought some .unfinished
boollc ... that are made of some kind of wood that
hH IA few knots in it. We want to floisb the
boollcuet In a glossy while paint. but have been
told that lhe knots will bleed through in a few
montba. Can th.ls be prevented?
J.B .• Costa Mesa
starts Friday
at9:30 a.m. . .
OAALY fltLOT AU
Tbtte are a aumber ol !mot aeaJen oo tlae m Hket or yea cu uae ordlaary ahUae,. cllla&ed
about 5t perceat wtUa deHtund aJealllol. AlU.0.g.11 :::~:~~,:~~~ •. ·•It 1everaJ '4Nan befoni many limited quantities ... not all sizes may be .
Sllert 0 ,...,e 80~.,. ,, Re••lre Taz available in each grouping ... colors and styles limited
DUR PAT: 1 plan to buy a used car from a tO StOCk On hand, SO ShOp early for best Selection!
Santa _Mo~ca deale r and imm~a~ly shlp ~ ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Hawaii. The car would be dnven here in California
only from Santa Monica to the pier. I can't seem to
get a definitive answer on whether or not I have to
pay sales (use) tax of 6 percent for this car. The d~aler says I have to pay it, but m y c hecking on
this indicates I don't because the car will not be
used in this slate. Can you rind out what the reg·
ulation is on this? The tax would be almost $500,
so this is important to me.
B R .. Newport Beach
A public Information ofncer at Department or
Motor Vehicles headquarters In Sacramento says
you do not have &o pay sales tax on lhis car since It
is not beln« registered lo CaWom.la. In order to
avoid any problems, you'd be wise to get a $5, one·
trip permit trom any OMV om ce so you will be
within the law for that s hort trip from dealer to
pier. U the dealer still Insists that you pay the
sales tax, A YS bas provided you with Sacramento
public information om ce phone numbers for both
the OMV and the 8-0ard or Equalization. Th.-
dealer can cbttk with these offices himself. If
necessary. As you proba bly know. t he DMV acts·
as a1ent for the Board of Eqnallzation in coUectJng
use tax on vehicles.
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these items available in our
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36 HAL TEA TOPS 28c
24JUNIOA TEE StlATS '8c
111JUNIOR TAHK TOPS '8c n llSSES TANK TOPS '8c
SC HALTER TOPS '8c
33 SHORTAUS 98c
43 WOVEN POLYESTER PANTS 1.98
•TWO-PIECE SWIMWEAR 1.98
11 JUNIOATEESHIATS 1.98
55 .. SSES TEE SHIRTS 1.98
22 MISSES BLOUSES . 2.98
53 JUHIOA PANT TOPS 2.98
32 MISSES TEE SHIRTS 2.98
97 JUNK>R SHIRTS . . 2.98
nFAMOUSMAKEAPANTS 2.98
66JUNIOAPAHTTOPS . 3.98
119MISSESPAHTTOPS . . . 3.98
75JUNIOATEESHIRTS.... . . . 3.98
38 llSSES PANT TOPS . . . . 4.98
40WOVENPOLYESTERPANTS . • • 4.98
dresses, pant suits
. .
25 lllSSES 6 JR. LONG DRESSES
20 lllSSES I HALF sa£ PANTSUITS
NOW
S.98
5.98
lingerie, loungewear
110 BIKINIS 6 9REfS . . . . . . . . .
UCONTOUR BRAS ..
41SOFTCUPIRAS31I3aa ONLY
., LOUNGEWEAR ............ .
25 LONG COTTON TEARY LOUNGERS
1• SHORT COTTON TEARY LOUNGERS
25 LONG T ·SHIRT GOWNS
NOW
1.'8
. 1.98
1.98
4.98
4.98
4.98
4.98
women's accessories
NOW
1'8SOCKS.. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . 28c
90HATS.... ..... ........ .... .... ... •. 28c
1•7SCARYES ........................ '8c
37 TV8E TOPS . . . . • . . . . . . • • .....•..•.•..... 48c
338ELTS . . . • .........•••....••...... 1.98
10 WALJ.ETS . . . • . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . 1.98
200NECKLESS . .. .. • .. .• . . ... 48c
71 EAAAINOS . . . . • . . 28c
•1 SUPPERS . . 1.48
41 FLOWERS . . . . 28c
31 SCARVES 98c
savings for girls
NOW
• UTil.I OIALS SHIFTS ...............••.. 1.98
10UTil.IGIRLlaOUSES .................. 48c
• UTl1.E CIAL.8 TOPS ...................... 98c
••OIALS SWllWEAR ................... 98c a PRE iiiN IWllWEAR .................... 98c
a•CMLSTOPI ......................... 98c
738IOOltLITOPI ........... :.: .......... 1.98
•SANDALS ............................... '8c
infants and toddlers
NOW
•INFANTIHORTI ......................... 4lc
74 INFANTIL.&PIRI ...................... 1 ••
••ANT JMAKINI ...................... 1.-
az•ANT~ ...................... 1.•
•1000URG11L• O&ml ................ 4lc
UTODGURQllLUlfTON ............... lie
17TOODLIRIOYTAllCTON ............... 4lc
41 TOODLIRIOYIHCM1all ............. 1.-
savings for boys ~
3' BOYS SWIMWEAR ...
81 BOYS SHOATS ..
44 LONG SLEEVE DRESS SHIRTS
9' BOYS T AMC AHO TEE SHIRTS
71 FAMOUS MAKER SWIMWEAR
48 STUDENT SLACKS . . .
57BOYSPAHTS ...
S4 LITTLE BOYS SWIMSUrTS
89 LITTLE BOYS TANK TOPS
33 UTnE BOYS SHIRTS
•9 BOYS LONG SLEEVE SHIRTS
13 BOYS PANTS
25 BOYS SMAU SWEATSHIRTS
18 BOYS SWEATPANTS
32 CHARAC~ BUTTONS
HOW
88c
98c
.98c
9lc
2.98
3.98
4.98
88c
8lc
2.98
3.98
1.98
2.98
2.98
05c
savings for men
NOW
2'11FASHIONSWIMWEAA . 48c
1 n TANK TOPS 48c
S9 CREW NECK nES 98c
3'PATTtRNEDDRESSSLACK .. 9lc
VS SLY TERRY CREWS 2.98
13LSLYORESSSHIRTS 2.91
14SSLVSPORlSHIRTS .. 2.98
63 L SLY KNIT SHIRTS 2..91
41 PLEATED DRESS SLACKS . 9.91
32 EXPANDABLE WAIST DRESS SLAC1CS 9.98
29 WESTERN SLACKS 9.98
16CRl88AGEGAMES .. 2.91
63 LONG Sl£EVE TERRY SHIRTS . 7.91
11 LSlVVELOUAFASHtOHSHIRTS 15.98
savings on shoes
116WOMENSSAHOALS .
2.50 WOOD BOTTOM SANDALS
47 BOYS RUN.-0 SHOES
90 MENS DRESS SHOES
SO WOMENS CANVAS . .
SO MENS SANDALS .
NOW
. 5.97
. 10.97
... 9.97
. 8.97
3.00
.. . 3.97
120 CHfLDRENS SANDALS
45 CHtLOAENS SHOES .
60 CHtlOAEHSCANVAS . .
40 WOMENS SLIDES . .. ..
........... 3.97
. ....... 3.97
........ 3.97
.. . .. 6.97
savings on yardcge
NOW
111 YDS.METALUCT'Atll .. . . . • • • .. Ole
109 VOS. BIAS TRfll . . . • • . . . 03c
88 YDS. BROADCLOnt PRINTS . . • • • . . . 9lc
44 YDS. KETTlECLOnt PR1NTS .......•..... 98c
26 STRING ART KrTS . .. • . . . .. ..... 1.48
SOYDS. nESHIATKNfTS ..... . .. ........ 1.48
80 YOS. GAUZE SHIATlHG . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . 1.'8
123 VOS. LA CREPE SOLIDS .. .. .. .. . . . .. 1.48
51 YOS. COLORED EYELET .........•....... 2.21
80 YDS. INTEALOCK PA .. TS ................ 1.48
savings for the home
NOW
'1 TOASTER COVERS ........................ 1AI
99 880 APRONS ........................... 1 Al
53 VINYL TABLECLOTHS .. . .............. 1 Al
7S HANO TOWELS ......................... 1AI
31 BEACH TOWELS ..........•••••......... 2.41
123 BEACH rowas ....................... s.•
10IQUHN SIZE SHEETS ................... S.•
11 AREA RUGS . . . . . . . . . ................. I.II
10BAntRUOS ......................... I .•
21 COllFOllT!RS . . . . . . . . ................ 14.•
15QUILTE08EDIPREADS . . . . ............ t•
11120dUIOUN1'Y DRAPES . . ............ 21.11
2t SHAii$ .........••..........•.•.•...••.. 2.AI
savings on toys
NOW
AOIRLIAcnmYTOYI .................... -
QIOYSACTIVITYTOYI .................... 41c
2'Umt .................................. 9c
72AllORIEDTOYI ................... •ta
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.~ace Shuttle Management Rapped
..
Robert C. Anderson
of Huntington Beach
hati been promoted
, to battalion chief by
Los Angeles Cily
F i r e Department.
Anderson, with the
department 24 years,
has been assigned lo
du ty i n North
Hollywood area.
Ouunber
Backs
Ontario
Direc tors or the
Newport Harbor Area
Chamber of Commerce
say they'd like to see
more people give the
Ontario International Airport a try.
Encouraging use of
Ontario was one or Uaree
items oontained in a res-
ol u lion approved by
chamber directors.
ALSO INCLUDED
was the J>Otiilion, taken
originally seven year s
ago by cha mber direc-
tors . that the number of
jet flights at the J ohn
Wayne Alrport not be in-
creased.
The resolution . to be
forwarded to the county
Board of Supe rvisors.
concluded with the note
that "with the µas!>a~c
of time. the avail:.ihll·
opt ions for solving the
traffic prc~surcs :.in· ht•
ing lost ··
TUE RESOLUTION
• w1.1s sought by the cham
be r 's ad hoc airport
committee. which is try
ing to urtite the cities
and business org aniza·
tions around the airport.
The idea is to prod
county s uper visors into
finding a new site for CJ
commer cial Jct <urport
Mally Car
Repairs
Wasteful
WASHINGTON IAP>
-A congressional re-
port say" about 40 per-
cent of the $50 billion
Ame ricans spend an-
nually for car repair is
waste(!.
The conclusion or the
r eport issued by the
House Interstate and
Foreign Commerce s ub-
committee on consumer
protection and finance is
identical lo e arlie r
estimates by the Na-
tiooal Highway Traffic
and Safety Admlnlstp1-
tloo.
Rep . Jam es H .
Scbeuer. 0 -N.Y .• sub-
committee chairman,
aaid "a little bit more
than ball" of the wasted
co s t i s due l o
mec hanics' Incom -
petence or negligence
and the r es t due to
fraud.
The most common un·
necessary rep1tirs, the
report sald. are bra~e
work, tune-ups , front·
~n d wo rk s u c h a s
replacement of shock
abaorbers and ball
Joints. and transmls1tion
repairs.
Library H88
Photooopien
Pbot«OPY macb•nea
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UH at four HunUnston
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Lettm' and le11l·1lae
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admlJllatrator. 1ald the manqement
UHUmMl would be an Important
part of the a1ency'a re-examlnaUon of
lb• .an.tu. PfOll'... tM ......
next manned apace venture.
Tb• conaultuu.a draNoc t.be report
conallted ot former NASA olftcla.11
and ltatf from other NASA programs
ind the Air Force
TUIS YEAa, NASA baa gone t.o
Congreu twice for addlUonal shuttle
money, blaming a comblnatlon of
technJcKl Mnd management ~ema
for cost overruns and allpe ln the pro-gnm. Alan M. Lovelace, NASA deputy Congress
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Oil Becomes Gold for Mexico
•n>w an eeooomy lbal won't coUapee when the oU
l11ooe.
"rf 18 A TIME OP BONANZA," 1aJd a Mnior
member of Plwlitient JOM Lopea Ponl.Uo'• 1talf.
"But It ii .i.o • Um• of rupoulblUty and a Ume
ol daqel'.
"11M oU ta an opportuni~::.:lop our coun·
THE TalCX IS TO INCREASE production
fut enouab to fanance ambitious project.a, but not
10 fut that runttway Inflation rips apart the
economy.
Tbe problem wH 1ummed up by farmer
Fernando RoJ u or oil·rich Chlapu atat.e: "The oU
hH no . elf eel on me. It just makes the coat of
everylbina 10 up · ·
lry. But there 11 abo a CODI ot all lb• di?
tlculUfJI at will brina." aald tM alde. who aalced not
to be ldentlned. .
Lopn PortlUo has vowed lo develop the oH
cauUously, 1uuertn1 petrodoJlll'S like aeeda to
The president and lUs nation race maulve
problems. moet of them rooted in a prodifioua birth
rate that adds 800,000 workers each year to a labor
pool whe.re unemployment 1s already estimated al 19
percent. An add1tional 20 percent earn less than the
minimum wage. whlch varies by region Crom about
'3to$7 aday. •••.t.1.Jt• MICHUL !iCOn l lGAUCE r .. I O.fll ........... 9"cll. Ca .. ai_ •"'•'I' Oft Sile:•-• 1', 1"9 S<l"llWO lly l\h -Iller H•l>CY L 8 l9•llle,
!•Iller ~ • aiee-.. bfotl\er Tim 0 81,... .......... ~ &MCI\,
Ce ., 1 ,._, ~ ....... ot Tustlft,
C.• llltl'41t!on Oft T..,,,_y lrom I 00
AM lo e·oo PM •I ll•IU 8er'"'°" F-r•I HofN, Co.le "'"'9. FUfterel
W"'l<H Wiii lie llelel Oft Frldey, S.o-
1"1'1ber n. """' 11 00 AM •• Pe<lflc View Memorl•t P•rll C.llel>el lftter·
ment lollowll'l9 8 elU 8oor9eroft ,,.,...,.1 Home ol C.~ Mese dl•e<·
ton
aottGAA•D
WILLIAM OE WITT 8011G.&Al!O. ""'WO •••Y Oft Seotemt.r I~. "" HP I\ \\HVhtd by l\h Wiie M•rl•n
~ervl(H Qendln9 •I Herbor L• .. n·
Mount Ollw Mon.,.ry of C.~l• Moe
~•u~ . ""°"'" JANE KllU~Ec RllOWN. " r~ICIPnt
ot '°""' L.-Qvna. (ct •no tormPr ,,..,,
CW>nt ot Arc.did••. C• Aeto¥.O w lfp ot
(".rower C Brown. tovuio mothe' ot
'><oil. llot>Prt ano Stel)l>en B~,.n. lov
1nq d•uo-"'~' ot Mr i.tnd Mr1. Arthvr c. IC •U'41 Of u.gun.. H111., C" "'d lov
lnQ \l\ler OI Oon Kru~. 9••nomoll>er
Of fr•t. kf>Vtn and Metl\Y 8ro•n
~"'ICH -"' l>eld IOCleY T"l.tf\<laY •I , , 00 AM at St LU_,., EOl \COP•I
< hurch, Monro¥i4, Ca tn llt:u o f
UO• .. r\ the f.mUy e>rrftr' OGn•llon'°
t>e m11de to me V~ Canor Centtr,
?OJS Zone! 411,..., U. "'-IH. Ca '°°3J
o r Art •dla Met"OOl\f H O\Pl1•1
Arcedlll, Ce O'C-La!IUM Hllh
Mortuary dlreclor'\ DUHN
JOHN W DUNN, rnldf'nl ol Co\l~
M~w. CA. P•'-Wd ........ Of'I Sf!ot•mOPr
If) 1'7• ~ I\ 1.UfVIYM! bV hf\ \O"
Don11ld, deu911ter Kath• w .. 1111e
lalh•r JOftn ( OUN\ OI Co.la Me);>
Ca •nd ? ljr&ndrlllldr..., Jn•m• Ml!
1(1mb,.rly Re<lt"tlon Of th" Holy
llo••• • will oe Mid on lhur'41o "'
1 30 PM "' lhP Smlln ... Tuthill
Wotcllll (-1 0 1 F 11th SI Co.I• ,,,,.,.,.,,11 Srn•th & Tuthtlt Mo'"lu•'v ot
Co•l,.Mewd•N"<IO•• _ ....
ELLtOn
ELLA MAY ELLIOTT. a~ 97. • n•llv• of 0.•19 C.°""tv P&Hed aw11y
on T u"><l•y. Seolember It, 1919 at fhe
P•clllce Ho11Mtel. Mrs Elliott w•> "°'" In _,.,In-. Ce. on A119u>1 '· f.7 Site •• t .. IHI Ju,,,,lvll>Q ,,,.rt.,
memoer of ine F1rs1 c11r11tleft C""rc"
ol H11ntlnQton 8ee<h Sl\e and '""
hu11>eno Pvrt ElllOft o-" t11rm •t
IM cor,..r OI Stater •nd Newleno tor •
number of y+!ilr., •no Mr. Elliott had
bull! and _,.,.., t,.. 11er•oe whlcl\
,..,. '"""'"'~ MAN!k Moton . 111 oetl ye.r~ Mn. Ellion --.cllve I" n-.. 0c teft V-Sc '-I Dlslrlc I PT A
eno ,.,. ......,._, c1uc.. S.."'lft(I llY 1
...-Or. Vi.ott L. Elliott ol e .. t Lan~
lnQ, #flkhlC)<tn, 9rendd•1JQhler Done
Cl•lre C•rr ol $ari Ole90. Ca ,
'l••ndl>On "°""'' c ... nmA" Elliott of t:au Claire, Ml<1>19a" & 9rt111
9 1and<l!lldren. and 1 """' 9rt•i Qt•nck.N ldr-M A1\i0 \Uf'VIYlnQ .,. 7
,,,.,.,,, MeU BollY•r of ParNtW', C•.
end PH•I Grav ot cotta9e Grove,
Or"°"' 3 brotl>er& 0"0f'9" 0 . Mor .. of
Provo, Utetl. ~v Mor>e of Et ""'"""'· Ce. aftcl Rev. Jouph Morse of 5-<••-. CA. Mr• Ettlon •''°had , •On VICIOf' Oov9les Elllotl .....
°"'MCI ewey In ACWll of 1'19. Vl•tllllloft
•Ill be held on T..........,y .. Pierce
8rother\ !>mltl\o' Mor1u11rv lrom 12
,_..to• 00 PM F.-ret w rv10\ wlll .,. tond<Kted"" r rldev. Seplembe r , , •
1~1• 111 tNt Fl"I Chn\llan Church ol
Hu11t1119ton S..Ch "' 1 00 PM #llh Or
Tl\ome\ W Oftr1on. llev G 8 Gord011
.tnd 11 .. v Ew~tl A119P• olfl<l•llnq In
'"'"'""' wHI M '" ow WMtm1nn~, C-f'mfl'tPty P1ttrct Orotl'lt,.~ 5;mtth\
MOrlv•rv Ou'PtfOt\ \,..,_6\39
LEATHERMAN
N>A 8El FAAN(I~ ll'AANICIE I
LfATHEllMAN ··~•Otnl ot Hewpart e • .,,,. (It Pd\..'fild ltW•'f on Seot•MDl'f
t 1 ,.,. Surv1Yfd bY hf'f' hUJtMn<I
W itham l L,.4tntrmftn broth,.r\
w;u1~m E OowllnQ and LOr4'n r
Oowt1ng. \H,\fr M!l<Jrft'd Jon~ton and
motllP' Ruth Oowll"9 all ot C•louv.
(ftn4td• Men-nrt•t '"-fl'rv•ce~ 'flfltt bf'
""10 on ""'turdn. 5'-o•~m!MPr 11, 1•1'
•I , 00 PM •• ttw Pacific View (Nlpel
P•<•••t V1f1WMor1U.rYdlf'f'ClOr"I
MULLElll
DONALD MULLrH. """"'" ew11v
on Septtll'll>er 11, 1t7t '" Ul•fl ~•VIC•• --"""9 ., H-Lewn-
Movftl 00 .. MOrtue(y al (.d$la Me-M.
WO.US4
•o.toM ELFIE ROllSOH, reskMnt ot Cotta
Mew, Ce. Sef'vlees l>eftd"'9 at H•~
U#n·Mow!nl Olve ~ ... ,.., of Co&te
Mt~ ~w..
WALSH
PETE,_ F WA~. f'fl'°"'1 of Hllh-tlnq1on llffcll. CA P~ •wo Oft
S.,,.emt.r 17, 1m He Wel • veter.,.
of 11\e Unlt..i Stalft Army He It IUf·
vlv..S by his wife """' 8 . ci.utflt•r•, K•ll\leen of Cott• MtH. Ce. •net
Palrlcl• Novendltr of C.orone dtl Mer. Ce • •on• Pelef •nd p..,, Wel•I\ bot!\ Of
(O\l• Mfta, Ce . brOCIWr Mer11ft of
Ml nourl Aeclt•llon ot th• Holy
llou•v wlll lie lleld on n1ur'6ey at
1 00 PM at IM Ha•bO• Lawn M1mort11
C haoe1 Me\\ OI Chri•ll•n 8ur1e1 on
Frioav at tO 00 AM •• St Jol\n 11\fo
8•oll•I C•IN>ll< Cl\\l<cn lnttrmoftl at
M•rr>or l 1t•n MemortAI P•r ~
St-tYl(4t\ ~f' ,,.. dlrf!('Uon Of HAtbm
l d.,ft·M0<m1 011ve Morluery 01 C.o>t•
M°'a S<l().SS"4
Deaths
Elsewhere
DALLAS <AP ) -
Pla y wr ight· Pres ton
Jones. the writ.er. actor
a nd director ror the
Dallas Theater Center
who wai; besl known for
"A Texas Trilogy," died
Wednesday al age 43.
W riting
Class Due
FAllMEllS WHO WORK MUCH OF the land
wltb machetes and oxen can no lonier feed the
growing nation.
And. with limited farmland long since spoken
lor, landless peons and the sons or campesinog
with slx-acre farms leave the poverty QI the COUD·
tryalde for the shantytown-suburbs or conaesled
cities. Without skills and oft.en barely literate, they
usually find that poverty has followed them.
But the biggest problem. says the presidential
aide, is "the dif(erence between the rich ·and the
poor." Experts i.ay 10 percent or Mexico's 67
million people collect 45 percent of the nation's
wealth.
"IF MEXICO FULFILLS ITS OWN projecrs.
its own potential," the aide s aid, "this gap
between rich and poor will be much less."
G real hope is being placed m oil and the
money it will bring. But, like many Mexicans, col-
lege of Mexico president Victor Urquidi warns
. against "this sample equation that people talk
about: that oil wells solve problems."
Petroleum. nonetheless, can be a powerful
tool.
MEXICO, WHICH NATIONALIZED its
petroleum 41 years ago. says it has the world's
sixth largest proven reserves, most or them dis·
coveredinthe lastdecade.
Sold on the world market for more than $22 a
barrel, oil will account for nearly 49 percent of the na
lion 's exports this year with $3.8 bill10n in net ID·
come, thegovernments ays.
But Lopez Port11lo warns that 1r "we open the
valves to export oil to the hmit or demand ... we
will have nothing to do with the money. we will In·
flate our economy by the worst or all ways: con-
gestion."
So he is Limiting daily production to 2.2 mituon
barrels, with about half available for export. until
he leaves office in 1982. The country Is producing
about 1.6 million barrels a day.
A c reative writing class entitled "Fiction "MEXICANS ARE CONCERNED THAT their
Tb r 0 ugh Au t 0 bi 0 • export picture will be overwhelmed by oil and
grapby" Is being offered gas," s aid a U.S . diplomal "They seem de·
th r ou gh the city of termined. to avoid wasting the oil resources. They
•-una Beach's ~U· don't want to be 4lflOlber Venezuela." 1Icrn deparlment -r;eght. The comparison is made often b~ Mexicans.
ning Oct. 3. · who see Venezuela with a lopsided .tnflationary
T a u g h t b y L 0 s economy that exports 011 so 1t can import con·
Arfgeles 1'riter susab~ ~umer products that could be made locally.
Hecht, the clau w\11 Mexico. which _already has the w?rld's 19th r 0 c u s 0 0 l u r n i n g largest economy ~ath a gross domestic product
personal experiences in· last year o~ $91 billion. possesses vast r~sources or
t.o publishable fiction. raw mat.enals. Many are scarcely bemg tapped
Class es will mee t and marked for developmenL
from 7 to 8:30 p.m. on
We dnesdays-. For in·
formation, call 497·3311 •
ext. 201.
PUBUC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS 8UStlllHS
NAME ITATEM•NT
Tn~ totlowlnq person iS CICNnq t>u•;.
MS'l .,
MULLIN & ASSOCI AT ES, No I
Wild c;oov. N•wport 8~•<h. C.al1tornla '2660
Mien.tel w Mullin, Ho. I Wild
C.oo..,. N•wport Buel\, C•t•lorn1•
91'60
Thi\ ""'"-" I\ conctu<fllld by en 1n· OIVldu•I
MkhettW Mullin
Thi\ st•t-nt wa• fllf<I will\ t""
County CIMk ot Oranve CO..ftlY Oft Seo·
14!mb<tr 11 "" F1nn1
llAJOR DEPOSITS OF UllANJUM, silver,
copper, iron, sulfur and other minerals are con·
firmed in the countryside. Forests are extensive
and rich fishing areas are just off the coasts. Love·
ly scenic vistas, exotic cities and qurunl villages are
being developed fortouristdollars.
"You have to reme mber that 011 is not our only
resource and in the long run, it may not even be
our most important one.·· said political scientist
Jorge Bustamante.
Mexico is s till sorting the options. but already
some resuJts are showing
When Lopez Portillo look office in December
1976, the economy was reeling. The peso had been
devalued by half, bankers and businessmen had all
but given '\Jp on their country and the economic
growth rate skidded lo a dismal 1.7 percent alter
hovering for decades near 6 percent. Inflation
went wild. soaring to 34 percent in 1977.
r ~ Publl\MO Or.,. Coe>t Delly Piiot.
HAUotl U.W~MT. OLIV! $eot 13 20 11anc:10c1 •. '"' J,_.." THE NEW PRESIDENT QUlCKLY reversed
the blatantly anti-bus iness posture or hi s
predecessor. Luis Echeverria. and launched an am·
bitious Alliance for Production with Mexican
capitaUsts.
Mortuary · Cemetery 11' -PUBLIC NOTICE -Crematory
1625 Gisler Ave
Costa Me!>a
540-5554
IA.L~IBGHOH
FUttBAL HOMl
646-2424 Costa Mesa
67J.9450
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MOUUUY
110 Broadway
Costa Mesa
642·9150
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Costa Mesa
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627 Main St.
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Cemlterv Mortuarr Ch-' 3500 Pacific View Ortve
Newport Beech ..... 2700
l'ICTITIOUS 8USINHS
HAMESTATEMl!NT
Tl\• lollo .. 1n9 per'°"' e re doin9
&Mil\lnfl\\ as KEITH'S ANT IQUE BARN, l17J2
Coau Hl91\w•y, Soutl\ Le9une .
Celllornle mn
A li<• N. K•llh. Hill Peuo Cotonlal, Saft Juen Ceplslrano.
Callfornla 9?'1S
Lewrenc• W Kelll\, 1Sll7 Pei.to
Coloftlet, Se n Ju•n Ceplstre fto, c e11tor11le m is
Tl\11 _.llft$ ll conclllCWCI by eft
!tdlvlcluel.
This st•t-t wH flied with Itta
county Clerk ot Orange County on
Au9111l ti, 197'
PttU•
PubflU>ecl Or-CoeSI Oall.-P iiot,
Au9. l0 •nd *t. •· I), 20, lt7t "60-7'
PUBLIC NOTICE
PICTITIOUS IUSINlll NAM« STAT•-NT
n1e followl1>9 perW>nl ••• dolne l>u~l,..u.s
AMERIC.<IN CL.<ISStC. 1110 C·l
Pom one Avenue, Co ll• Meu .
C.Jllornl• 92'27
Robert Parker Jo"u J r ., 27 Fuct.91a, trvl,.., C.llfomle t111'
Peter Frankttn Koch, .. '1 "'t>-
llohWllOCI Clrctt , '"''"'· C.alllO<'nle '"" Tiits bllslnen ts conducted by e
eeneret oa""'""'P Pet..-F.Ko<ll
Tiiis stat~ wes macs •lltl 1111!
c-ty Clar1t ol Or .... c:o..My °" S.0-
..,...l>er 11, Im.
. Ptn7tt Pu1>11"'9cl Orenot Coest o.tly PllOI,
Sept. 20, 27 allcl Oct ••• 11, "" ,., .. ,.
PUBUC NOTICE
He promised -and delivered financial in·
cenlives and an easier pathway through the
bureaucratic maze for job·producing projects.
The program is bearing fruit as the economy
bounced back to a 6.6 percent growth rate last
year and ''this whole boom feelina from 1978 haa
continued right into 1979.'' said a U.S. economist
who expects the rate to grow to 7.5 percent thia
year. .
THE NATION'S MA JOR BUSINESS groups
said last month private investment thia year will
total a record $14 billion, up 19 percent from lul
year. lnllation. thouab down dramaUcally in the
past three years, ia atlll running near 17 percent.
The centerpiece of Lopez Portlllo'1 economic
recovery program Is Uae National l odustrlal
Development Plan. With oil µiooey u the key, the
plan provides secb power1Lll inceDtive1 aa tax
credits equal to one·fitt.h ol conatrucllon costs, low-
interesl loans. and cut·rate fuell.
But to qualify, the investments must be made
in designated development areas, such as Tampico
and Coatzacoalcos on the Gulf Coast, Salina Cruz
on the Paclfic and Lazaro Cardenu about 100
mllea west of Mexico City.
The goal la to gel industry and the job-aeeken
it attracts out ol tne unmanageable metropolitan
cent.en and Into smaller. ecooom.ically atrat.elic
ell.lea.
.. ONE OP ftlE GOALS IS TO decent.rallse in·
du.atry," aald a •overnmenl olftclal. ''That la OM
of the '*9 ol our natural , ... We bave created an
internal p6pellne system to 1et t.bia 1u . . . out ln·
to tbe countryalde."
Natural 1as comH pourlnf out of th e
aoulbe..._., wells aloa• witb the ol , to much •u
that h\111 qmatiUes are burned in trtat n.,. that
U1ht tbe llllbt lky arou.od VUlabe,rmOla, la the
centet al u. It.tonne nelds.
Bu& llalico la buUl)t convertln1 much of lta in·
duatrr flam oU to IU and a .1.5 bUUOD, IOO·mlle
ptpellm -.di tta two mlJor flelda. A more am·
bltiOUI pipeline network le planned to MDCI ... to
doaena al clUe. marked for piowtb.
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•• ODnTE PaOMl.8£ A.ND PaOGa aa. ta.
pn>blema nm deep into the fabric al Mexican life
and blltory. Real tolutJooa will not come cheaply
WIOC&
Lopa Portillo told reporten lhll year that
evn wttb ta. belt pouible UH ol oU prollta. "lt
wtU not be before the end OI this ceawry . . . t.bat
we wUl be able to solve tbe atnactural probltlDI ol
unemployment.''
· And ln the meantime. t.beN ii the ellet.y ·valve
ol tbe United States to the north. Wltb the pr.·
su.r .. ol populaUoa and poverty, Mexicana by ta.
lbouaandl et.ream We1ally acn>a the ~r lD
search ol jobl. The exodua is a source of conataat
t.enaion between the two nations.
PE&llAP8 AS A M EASUa.E OJ' Mexico'ia
prosperity. however, Its own leaky southern
border lJ croued by uncounted numben ol ''un·
documented workers" fleelnac t.be poverty of
Guatemala.
In the bordertown of Cludad Cuauht.emoc,
Mayor Alfredo Aauilar Martinez complained that
the Guatemalans are drivine waees do't\'D and tak·
ing Jobs that rightfully belong to Mexican workers.
"These Guatemalans come here all the time
and the cooslnlcllon companies buildinc road.a
nearby hire them for 15 days. Tbey make some
money and then they go back up into their mOW\·
Laina ." A ........
NEXT· "Viva Zapata."
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II Clemente Pier we11 llsed
FAMOUS OLD PIER GETS FACE LIFT, BUT LITTLI APPRECIATION FROM VISITORS
These Anglers Are Heppy With Sen Clemente Fectllty When Fish Bite
Fires Banned in Foresf,S
Recent Blazes Prompt· Curb · on Campers
SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -
Because o( extreme fire danger,
the NaUonaJ Forest Service t.o-
da y Joined the California Division o( Forestry in barring
bunting in the state's naUooaJ
forests.
The announcement from the
San Francisco regional office
said no campfire permits would
be issued in any or the 17 na-
tional forests
ON TIJESDA Y, the CDF an-
nounced that no fires of any kind
would be permitted on any of the
landB under its control, involv-
ing about 31 million acres
statewide.
The orders came as wildfires
over the past few days charred
90,000 acres or forest and brush
l o Nor thern a nd South e rn
California.
Fires Oared out of control.
chasing Santa Barbara and Ven·
tura county residents from their
homes. In the north, two big
forest fires near Placerville and
in the Plumas National Fore!)t
r~slsted efforts to put the m out.
In a lat.er statement, a forest
service source s aid heavier
restrictions were placed on four
Southern California preserves -
the Cleveland, San Bernardino,
Angeles and Los Padres national_
forests. '
The announcement s aid·
..They are closed to all public
e ntry with these exceptions .
Permits uuthorizin g entry,
owners or lessees or land wittun
the for est. lo cal reside nts .
reS<'U<' or firefi ghters on orfic1aJ
duty,and people who have: busi-
ness or trade In the areas "
STUDENTS CA088 MKARTHUR BOULEVARD AT FORD ROAD INTERSECTION
RemodeNng of Roedwey 8rlnga RU8h Hour Trefflc Jem1 •nd Concern About Safetv
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Lut llarch It appemred that
the San CJemente Pier = crumble fllto tM Pldfle
the weiibt ol • 30-ton crane that crac~ecf throulh the deck and in·
to • rotUnc wooden cross beam.
The M-year~ld city landmark
wu cloled to the many anclera
who flab off the pier until ll was
reopened three weeks ago.
UNBEKNOWNST TO THE
hundreds of tourist.a who viail
the pier annually while on vaca-
tion, the aging structure bad
been liven a ball million doUar facellfl.
Do pier visitors notice?
Apparently not, If one 1s to de-
pend oo a cuuaJ survey one sun-
ny dar,-
A Temple City man and bis
young son hauled in their fl.fth
catch within the half hour they
had been al the pier.
TH E EXCI TED YOUTH
squealed with delight at the
bonito flopped on the new deck
planks already christened with
fl.s h entraJls.
"We come here every year
because the fishing's good ," the
Temple City m an said un-
mindful of the freshly painted
· rall over which he ,cast his
anchovy-bailed fishing line
"It would be all right if they
deaned It up," said a La Verne
woman s haring a fhihlng pole with
her lawyer husband.
THEY W EREN'T AWARE
any work had been performed
on the pier recently until asked
what they thought of the renova
tion effort.
On a s unnJer than usual after-
noon, an Escondido man aJked a
passing photographer , "How are
the girls on the beach looking to-
day'>"
"Not loo good. How's the
fishing?" thephotographersaJd
"Same as the girls," the San
Clemente Vls1tor mumbled wtule
looking down at his shiny lure
s parkling in the sun·bt :,ea and
generally ignon'<l by a 1>chool or
mackerel
F ROM ANAH E IM, Azui.a
Cuc•amonga. Brett , La M1radtt.
Fullerton and Vii.ta they comt·
Some ride the Amtrak train that
!>lops Just a h:w hundred foet
from the ba:.e of the pier
Most of thl'se tourists don't
know or care• thi'.11 ('1ty
pioneer real ei.tatc ma~natc Ole
Hanson donated the pier to the
people of San Clemente
A restaurant bait :.hop at tht
end of the aging fac1l1t y 1s
scheduled for reopening !)OOC1·
Most visitors hardly m11>s 1t
11 1n <'e bait and fo od r an be
O•lly P'll .. Sl<tff ,,.,._.
CROWD FINDS PLENTY OF ACTION OFF PIER
RenovetJon Work Co•t He" MllHon Doller•
purchased a cross the street
from the pier base
BUT LOCAL AUTHORITIES,
li ke Police Chief Gary Brown.
care a v eal deal about the paer
and It.a future.
A LS.year-o ld San Clemente
youth was recently a rrested
after police s aid he pulled
several loog nails from the pier
deck and used them in an W\SUC
cessful atw mpt to pry open Utt:
padlocked re.,taurant door
The youth v.a'> lod i.:f:d 1n
Orange County J ail until his
va cationing parents could be
contacted.
"WE PLAN TO fully pros-
ecute anyone caught in this
type of activity," Chief Brown
stressed
t;ven 1f the recent pier 1m
provc ment.-., paid for with. city,
fcde rnl and :-.tale funds, haven·t
d azzled v1s1tnr'>, c·1ty officials
!lay they CXl)('l'l the renovation
w1 II ket·p thf' !>lrurtur<· intact for
J l ll'i.t!)I :.in<1lhcr htt lf century
Run Registration Opens
lk g1strau on 1i. open throul(h
Mo nday for thf' Saddle bac-k
College and city of Irvine ICJ
kilometer run H hedulcd for
&>pt JO
The race v.111 feature· ..,cv1>n
a ge group d1v1s1oos ea<'h for
men and v.omen A wards are
planned for the toP f1nu1hen in
each catea«Y and part1clpent.s
will receive commemorative T
shirts
T lw <•11ur"• will lwgin &l SiJd
1tlt•b:ic·k C'11l h·gt· :.. north <'iJffifJU!>
Jnd \ol.1111! t h r11u~h I rvine·..,
11rn n~1· grov(•:.. and rar n1 flf'l<h
Thi· 1·ampu., I'> al Jdfri·y ttottd
uncl I nine <.:cnlcr Uri ve
Entry fee ls 16. Cbeck·in time
1!> 7 to 7.45 a.m. The ruce begins
at I a m. ,
F o r fur t he r tnformation,
phon<> H.11 4fW6
TECHNOLOGY ON TRIAL:
WHAT'S
YOUR
VERDICT?
T echnok>gy 1s oo trial.
It stands accused of destroying the environment,
poisoning the populcx:e and even 1hreo1ening the
'future of the human roce.
New Bike Path Readied1 Defenders point to technological advances which
formed the modern world and off er promise for
a better tomorrow.
Madrtlwr Boukvard Job Being Expedi,ted
Newport Beach city officials
say they hope lo have a new
bicycle path built through the
F or d· Ro a d · M a c A r l h u r
Boulevard inte rsection within
the next two weeks.
The intersection Is being re·
modeled and expanded. As a re-
sult, the old bike path has been
obliterated.
THAT'S BROUGHT some
questiona about safety from resl·
•
Sky Falling
Flustered Hen Survivea Ii
ANAHEIM <AP) -The little Comish hen was
about to tum into chicken squasb-iattore -or so it
see med when they dropped the half-ton boulder onto
her brown cardboard box.
But the Kentucky colmel caper ended happily.
There she was, peeriq anxiously through a
mesh-covered wlndow-c.arvecl out of the 18-inch cube.
Overhead, the boulder from Boulder, Colo., dangled
C)D cbMll from a amall crane. .
But when the International Paper Co. de-
monatrlllor dropped the rock at the Westem Paeka1-
in1 Expoeitlon, -the box held and the hen wu saved.
"'lbe ldea i1 that they're lntroducln1 a new
c rutb·proof paperboatd," said Jim Greif,
al)Okeeman for the expoeitlon which features 400 ex·
blblta from the U.S. and aeveral foreip countriee.
Greif aald the material uaed for the cblcken-ln·
the·box trick 11 betn1 uaed for laraer produce boxes
that will keep v•1•tablel and fruit from belna
brulled on their way to market.
AA for I.be Cornilh hen, who hu 1one throush the
rock rtUll1 about ID or 40 Um. a day alnce the ex-
poetuon opeswd llanday, ''the Hems toO. holdln1
up all rllbt," Greif aald.
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dents of nearby Harbor View
Homes because of the heavy
bike traffic from that residentiaJ
area t.o Corona del Mar Hilb
School and our Lady Queen al
Angels School, both located ln
Eastbluff. .
For now, students on their
way to school are using a path
11craped across the dirt In what
wlll be the ne w all&nment of the
lntersecUon.
"We're expedilln& the con·
strucUon or the concrete bike
path,'' said Public Works Direc-
tor Ben Nolan. "That should s o
in within two weeks and should
pretty much solve the problem."
NOLAN SAID work on the in·
tersecUoo PoSes some unusual
problems because traffic muat
be kept movln.& OD MacArthur
Boulevard, a bi&h·•peed roadway
that carries • lot of
tr1mc.
"Once we 1et it finished, it'll
be a better lnteraectton," be added. '
The ~1000 project la • Joint
effort ot me clU• of Newport
Beach and Irvine, aJona witb ~
Irvine Co., the county and tbe
•late.
The work la betna done by the
Griffith Co. Wben complet4d,
the lnteraect.lon wUI be widened
aad the bend on Ford ealt d
MeeArthur wtll be straightened
1ll1hOy. It will also have •De• traffic alpal. ·
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Reoch yoor verdict with help from evidence
presented in "Connections: Technology and Change"
this fall's Courses by Newspaper senes beginning
September 15 in the Doily Pilot.
led by Prof~ John G. Burke of UCLA,
historians and social scientists illuminate
sources of invention, the 1mpoct of technology
on modern life and the prospects for controlling
change.
C.ourses by Newspaper makes it possible to earn
college credit at home, by enrolling at Coastline
Community College. Coll 9~24 for registration
informotoo.
"Connections" Course by Newspaper is offered as
a public service of the DAILY PILOT
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ORANGE COUNTY Thuftdly, SeptemMt 20. 1979 DAILY PILOT AJS
Juvenile Facilities Packed
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•~ 01:t.0aa aaoou taWTN ot•o.ttt .......... Oraqe Count)' ofllclall 1ay the ln-
ereulns numbe'ts or dellaquenta. cbl1c1
abuu vlctlma and mentally and
pby1lcally handicapped cbUdreo are
1ttalnlna county resources.
toward est.ablllhtn1 facWU.. tb4t counly
needl. Wba& Or_,. CouDl.J bu aow are 242 beda diatribUted amoac a nUDlber of
11endes. Each ill deslped to hddle
different uped1 of troubled child treat·
Plfchlatri~ prosrama for the dlUdrm.
Tbe problem, aeeordinc to at leut
one 1~lalilt, ll daat OrJ8'• Coma'1 doelll'l have enoap ,.,.. t.ellltNI. .
Juvenlle ff.all aod Albert Sitton Home,
the "depotl" for law·brealdnl &Del vtc-
tlmlaed chlldren wa1Un1 for placement
ln roster homes and other treatment
centen. are filled to capacity.
meat. ·
''Wllln we talk about klcll ..ua out·
aide ol 0r-.e Couty, min)' ol tbem..
are toUal to the larJ• realdeatlal treat· r:nnl ceiiten " eal BUI Steiner, dlree·
tor of Albert SilMm Home.
VET 5' PE&CENT of the youngaten
houaed In Oraoie County's treatment
and therapy centers for troubled
children. an from Los Angeles or other
counties, according to a report issued
by the county Human Services A1ency
<HSA).
Tb're are eltber group homes. which
are slx to eight Md hom" in retldenUal
are11, or lDltitutlona. which Mule up
to 50 youncaten.
TB E lNSTITUTIONS usually provide
a greater variety or services. Some
have schools aa well as social and
"Tbe bottoD'l line 11 that children
1hould not be placed ln an inappropriate
factUty. U a certain faclUty is needed
for a child and lt'1 located out of county,
that 1hould not be a barrier to the·
Conversely, Orange County children
are being asslened to programs In Los
Angeles. San Bernardino and Rlvenlde
counties. ~
Wby?
That's what Orange County
Supervisors asked a~ they ordered HSA
officials to study children's retideDUal
care homes in the county.
AND SUPERVISORS have agreed to establls~a unit of social workers to moni\o xisting., centers and attract
new oo m hopes of reversing the dis·
proportionate number of out-of-county
children in Orange County facilities.
As a result or the unit's efforts, the
county·s homes should register 70 per·
cent Oran~e Countians within two
years, supervisors said.
But administrators working closely
with the children and the homes say it
will take more than the four social
workers authorized by the board to
solve the children's care dilemma
Jt 1s the limited type of care available
in Orange County that contributes to lhe
exodus of native kids to other counues.
administrators say
"THERE 'S NOT ENOUGH vanety
here." said Jim Hayea. social services
analyst for the county Human Services
Agency. Hayes said the coor dinating unit of
social workers is an organiied step
* ~ * * *
Youth Center
To Get Funds
In an attempt to ease crowded conditions at
Juvenile Hall. Orange County supervisors have
agreed to transfer $106,000 from that facility lo the
Youth Guidance Center.
Thal mooey, which Includes the aalartea ror
five counselors, will allow the Youth Guidance
Center to open 20 more beds, expanding t.be cen-
l~r·~ ~dg~ted ~apacity from 80 to 80 beds . ..
AS A RESULT, judges will refer boys to the
..-&u1danc~ ...c.ent~, a .re.habilit.atioo facility. wbo
mifht otherwise have been ordered to JuvenJle Ha l, a county Probatioo Department spokesman
said.
In other action related to juvenile issues.
supervisors this week approved:
-An application for rederal funds lo support
dellnquency prevention and diversion programs
for youths on probation.
-The appointment of an advisory board to
the county Delinquency Prevention Commission,
lo be composed or five young people.
-Renewal of a $106,000 contract with the
county Manpower Commission whtch provides
jobs to juveniles who are paying restitution to vie·
ti ms of t.Qeir crimes.
Auhudon Society
Sets Field Trip
The South Coast Audubon Society Is hosting a
day.tong field trip to the Ranger House in lower
Santiago Regional Park Saturday
The area. termed "the finest bird observation
site in Orange County," will be toured by Audubon
members and their guests.
Tour guide is Ranger Bill Tidwell. The Ranger
House is located ln Villa Park, and lnstructions
are available by calling492·2598.
Observers are asked to bring a sack lunch
Those wishing to share rides should meet al the
old Safeway Market parking lot in San Clemente
at 7 a.m.
OCC Schednles
Armchair Series
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and China-all for only $12.SO?
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session begins at 8 p.tn. in the OCC auditorium,
2701 Fairview Road, Colt.a Mesa. wtt.b lndlvidual
admissions available for $3. The schedule ls: Sept. 21, Russia with Dick
Reddy; Oct 12. lrelard witb Bill Madsen; Nov. 9,
Greece with Ralph Franklin; Feb. 1, Africa with
Ron Sbanin, and March 14, China with Jena
Bjerre. · .
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Brooke Deputy o r
Irvine has been appoint·
ed director o f the
Wom en's Center a l
Golden West College in
Huntington Beach.
The center serves
about 2,400 people an·
nu ally through pro·
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services.
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Stonellenge a Model
For Outer Planets?
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built u a_.. for the plaDlll lD UM coolert!IDCe lut month beld in bclDor
&arda'110lar 1ya&em. of the father or modem Soviet
In • ........... w1th t.be otnclal rocketry. Konatantln Tzlolkovaky.
Hwa ..-ef, Tut, MOt on Ill wire Accordlna to the aclenuat, at leut
Wednelday, Vladlmlr Avlony, a fiv4t clrcular' 1roups that make up
p r o m l n e o t 1 e o 1 o 1 l ll a n d Stonebence form a pentqram. or
mlneroloelat, did not dllpute reec;oUy fl ve-pnlnted star. ~pouted lht!ori• that Stonehen1e la The alze of the circles correspond
actually an ancient but aophbUcated to thts vaning sizes of planet.a in lbe
utronomlcal oblervatory. But be Eartb'uofarsystem,Avlnakysaid.
uld he beUevn he h.. dllcovered
anOlber amuiog attribute for It. SO ACCtJaATE IS lhe correlation
•ESEAaa n:as HAVE speculat· b"tween Stonehenge and Lbe planets.
ed that SWnebente's cltcle of at.ones Av 1nsky said .. that those circles
are Polltloned so they can accurately modeled after the Earth and Ila moon
determine time for lunar and solar have 8 margin of errol' "not more A_,. ed · lb an one pettent." yeara ...... even be us u a naVlga-It is thought thal Stooebellge may
Uonal guide lo get bearings by Lbe have been erected durln• lbe Brome stars. • · Working with colleague Vladlmlr Age. though other theories place it.s
Teresbin. "we succeeded in discover· orl1ins much later.
log a pentagram in the complex and
m yaterioua geometry of Stonehenge
which, as it seems to us, was used as
a basla for Its arrangement and car· .
ries Information on the slie of the
planets ol the solar syste m," Avirulky
said lo the interview with Tass.
Sometimes described as the eighth
wonder of the world, Stonehenge is a
circle or huge stones standing on
Salisbury Plain In Wiltshire .
England. It is not known exactly
when the stones were erected or why,
prompting many legends and scien·
tific theories.
SOME ARCHEOLOGISTS claim it
is a Druid temple or a tomb. And one
le~end dating to the 12th century
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rorbiddJng the slate from ordering
the sterlllzaUon or mental patients.
AB1204 by Assemblyman Art
Torres, D·Los Angeles, takes effect next year.
The bill repeals the authority of
stale offi cials to order the sterlliza·
tion or a mentally ill or retarded pa· r
tient in a state hospital or state·
supervised home.
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At UC Irvine, she was
coordi n a tor for, a
federally funded pilot
program lo help women
re.enter higher educa · ti on. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
S h e is a r e·c ntry
woman herself. return·
ing to the classroom in
1975 alter an absence of
10 years to complete a
m aJor in social ecology
at UCI. She received her
bachelor's degree in
March. with honors at
graduation for cootribu·
t1on to the community.
"I a m familiar with
t he problems or re-entry
women. both from my
exper1en('c as a part1c1·
pant an the program al
U C I • a n fi \ a s a
C'oo rdanator." Ms. Ucpu
ty said.
Athle te
Honore d
Twe l ve Ne wport·
Beach gi rls have re·
cei ved award i. f o r
s ports m a n s hip and
leadership in the city's
s um mer softball a nd
s wimming programs.
The awards. g1 ven at
the P arks. Beaches and
Recreation Comm1ss1on
meeting. went to softball
playe r:-. Lisa Johnson,
Ka mm1c Doder. Erin
Turner. Ste phani e
Mordk1n . Kam Snow.
Am y Larner , Robin
Parker, Tracy Porter,
Misty Porter and Kell y
O'He rn.
Swimmers ho nored
were Samantha Smith
and Linda Robb.
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Brett Thinks So After Royal.s CUp Angels, 6-4
KANSAS CITY. Mo (AP) -Uke lwo
puacb~ benywel1hll, lb• Angeli
and K-City hep lw-chlna bllnclly al
each odllr, lbrowinc lbe baymalter thal
never~
And OD•ard t.h•y 1ta11er toward an un
eertata ftnlab ln an unslamQrOUS race In
the Americu Lea1ue W t The three
time delendln.c cba mplOft Royall, •craped totether a 6-4 victory Wedneeday n.r,bt
and cloaed to within two aames of\he rint·
place Anpta , but Geor1e Brett may ~ve
experienced a flash of propbety ln the
seventh inning.
''I LOOK E D U P AT T H E
scoreboard and suddenly it occurred
to me: We're golng to play 162 gam~d we're going to end up in a Ue," sai the
Kansas City third baseman. "I really l. k
there's a bell of a chance it'll happen "
It's been a formless, sh apeless rac all
year and maybe it ought to end in a lie.
The Royala lost 14 of 15 in July and were 10
ga mes out of first. But they never quite
played their way back in it -the Angels
more or less played their way out or the
lead by losing five out or six until they
finally won Tuesday night In the second of
this four.game series.
9!
'lt'a ... IM~· Meek Numbef
AND IN KEEPING WITll 11118 atr~e
year , nothlng worked out the way it
figured to Wednesday night
Nolan Ryan, who's beaten Kanaaa City
about three tinies for evew lime they've
beaten him, bad good stuff on bis famous
fas tball, and st ruck out nine. Royals
star ter Lar ry Gura. who's fought in ·
consistency all year. had practically
nothing the first fi ve or six innings, gave
up two home runs and loaded the bases
with none out in the elghth.
HIS TEAMMATES, M EANTIME, were
up to their old tricks, stranding five
baserwmers in the fi rst two lnnings alone.
So what happens but a 6-4 Kansas City
triumph over the pitchef that's beaten
them more consistently the past four years
than anyone else ln the American League
Darrell Porter , who's driven in 10 runs
during tbe three aames, brouaht bomeJlaJ
Mc Rae wtth a aacrlflce fty ln tbe tint and
rlfied a two-nm st.nale in the fourth after
shortstop J lm Anderson commlUed • woeful error.
Wltb t-.o on and two out. Brett clubbed a
routine grounder 1lral&ht at Andenoa,
who watched the ball roU between b1a lep
and into left field. Porter. nut up, made
the Aqels pay dearly. At least Ancel
catcher Brian Downing lbouebt so.
"LE'rS PUT IT TBl8 WAY," be said lo
disguat. "1bey got lt>me extra pivotal outa
and they m ade good use or them." Asked
to expand, be fumed. "Talk to the guy who
made the-error. n
Three singles in tbe eighth brou1ht Rod
Carew to the plate with oooe out and Al
Hrabosky from the bullpen. But Carew.
2·for·ll in 'the series. could manage only
an RBI grounder and Costa Mesa product
Dan Quisenberry then checked the raJly on •
a sacrifice fiy and a groundoot.
"I had good stuff tonight. They hit some
good pitches." said Ryan. "I guess they
were just better than me tonight."
"This is the screwiest ~g I've ever
s een." said Royals Manager Wh itey
Herzog.
Even Odds System Sutcliffe
Earning .
Figuring Point Spread Is Not &isy
By JOHN SEVA.NO
OI U.DMl, ...... S'-ff •
As a bettor, or even as a. football fan.
have you ever wondered bow the odds are
computed?
Every week, for more than 20 weeks,
those all·important point s preads are re-
leased and millions of dollars bet.
For some, football betting becomes an
obsession. For the majority, 1l is another
means of having fun.
COMPUTING THE BETTING LINE
isn't fun for those involved, though. A lot of
work is put into a point spread, and a lot of
factors are taken into consideration: teams.
injuries, where the game is played, weather,
turf, past records, a nd on, and on and on.
Basically, all betting lines feed off two
sources: Las Vegas' Union Plaza Race and
Sports Book and Harrah's Reno Race and
Sports Club.
Each Monday tbrougboul the football
campal1n these t wo establishm!nts post
their odls and the betting ~·
THE LINE, ON~E ESTABLISUD.
hardly ever varies unleu 'key iJVury take.
place, or weathe r e ondltions change • drastically, or, more Importantly, the betting
becomes one-sided.
"Money will be the only thing lo change
the line unless a serious injury occurs." says
Bob Martin, who solely bandies the line at
Union Plaza.
"Ir the money comes one way, it's not a
good line. A divided opinion is best regard·
less of the outcome."
BOB MARTIN
'
STEVE ORATEHOUSE
Whereas Martin is the only person
responsible for Unjon Plaza's line. more than
SO people have a say on the spread posted by
Ha rrah's.
"MANY DIFFERENT ODDSMAKERS
from Vegas and Reno do the handicapping
for us," says Steve Gr atehouse, who runs the
Harrah's Race and Sports Cl ub.
"There are 25 bookmakers in Nevada
and each manager and professional odds· maker has a say."
The line between the two clubs rarely
varies by more than a point. And, since peo·
pie are involved in selecting the spread,
human error also Is encountered OC·
casionally.
"You have to have the line in by Monday so you're always pressed ror time. especially
when eome or those games end late Sunday
and you don't know what the injury status
is." says Martin, who, al age 60, has been as·
soclated with Union Plaza for almost four
years.
"WE'RE RUMAN, SO WE'RE GOING
to make a lot or mistakes," says Marlin.
referring lo oddsmakers in general. "U I'm
80·85 percent right during the season I feel
I've done a good job."
Gratehouse. who at 31 is one of the
youngest book managers in Nevada. says the
biggest influx of belting occurs on the
weekends after lbe tourists arrive.
"That's whe n we ge't our biggest
volume," he says.
Gratehouse also pointed out that the bet·
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·Dave Cunningham .
His Merits
LOS ANGELES <AP> -When
Rick Sutcliffe decisioned the San
Francisco Giants 7·2, the Los
Angeles rookie rigbthander bad
beaten every team in ~e Na·
tionaJ League with lbe except.Ion
of t he lowly Atlanta Braves.
"lt seems hke all I Tace are
the top clubs.'' said the 23·year
old Sutcliffe. who Wednesday
night won his 16th game in 25 de
cisions, his fifth straight, and tus
eighth in ni ne decisions.
AND AGAINST the elite of the
NL ..,_. the Reds, Expos. Pirates.
Cardinals and Astros -he is
11·1.
Asked his thoughts about the
NL Rookie of the Year Award.
Sutcliffe said, "It would be a
dream. eom• tn.1111.. Btat there ..
nothing 1 can do about it but go
eut •d pitch..
"l'JI bave two more st.arts,
and I hope to win them."
If be does. be W>ll estabhs.h an
all·lime Dodger record for m06t
wins by a rookie, currently held
by Don Newcombe. who woo 17
games in 1947.
SUTCLIFF E, WHO had
p itched a tbree·hil shutout
against Cincinnati in his last
start. restricted San Francisco
to j ust one hit th.rough seven in·
nings, a tourlh·Lruting single by
Joe Strain. He lost his shutout
bid in the eighth when Willie
McCovey singled home two runs
when the bases were loaded.
It snapped SutcUHe 's string of
scoreless jpnlngs at 21.
Sutcliffe struck out nine, bis
career high. and walked three.
"I really feel like I'm in a
groove." he s aid after t he
Dodgers closed to witJun four
ga mes ol .soo <74·78 ). "Tonight I
had the best fastball I've bad tn
a long lime. and I was able to
spot it."
THE DODGERS TOOK a 2-0
lead In the fourth against loser
Ed Hal.ickJ. 5-7. on run ·sooring
s ingles by Ron Cey and Mickey
Hatcher.
The Dodgers put it away with
a five-run filth, highlighted by
Cey's ~run homer off re·
lie ver Pedro Borbon. It was
Cey's 26tb homer of the year.
Bill Russell a.Lao doubled bome
two runs ln the inning.
...... .....,.
Don't Tell A nybody ••.
But we'r e still in fm,t place That appear'> Lo be v.h<:il
Wtlllc Stargell of P1llsbur~h I!'> '>aying after the Pirate::.
~µlit <t rloublcheader with Philadclph1<1 and thl· \1nntrcal
Expo:-. .,V.c·pt their t\\IO bill from tnc :'-.ev. York Met:-.
The Pi rate~ hold a µrccanou-. one· gi.Jmt· lead over the
Expos in the light N L Ecc,t race
Sonies MHfed
It's Ridiculous -Wilkens
SEATTLE IAPl Forward Lonnie Shelton says he does n't
waol lo go anywhere. generaJ manat(er Zolhe Volchok ~ay5 Shelton
ls going to stay pot and Lemay Wilkens lhm1ts the whole thmg I!)
.. ridicuJous · ·
The pnnc1pals on the Seattle SuperSorucs ' side reacted strong
ly after a federaJ Judge 1n New York voided the compensation lhat
the New York K.rucks were required lo give Seattle for s1gnmg 7·
fool Marvin Webster
Under Wednesday's court d~1s1on. Shelton, a third-year pro
from Oregon Stale who has what amounts to a seven·year contract
with the Sorucs. learned he may have to
return to lhe Kmcks.
Judge Rob ert L Carter o f the
Southern Distnct of New York voided the
National Bas ketball Assoc1at1on com
pensation award given the Somes last year
after Webster signed with the Knick!) as a
free .agent
NBA Comm1ss1oner Larry O'Brien
had ordered the Knicks to compensate
Seattle w1th center-forward Shelton, a
hrsl·round l979 draft choice and $450.000 m
cash
"I'm not going to waste my ll me
think mg about what <'OU Id happen,"
Shelton said "I have no control over the
situauon. I'm going lo continue to work
out
WEBSTER
"l'M PRETTY SURE I wilJ be a Soni c this season. J hope I
will be a Soruc lbts season. I don't think the Judge 1s taking the
personal life of the player into coos1derallon at all
.. 1 hope lhey l the Kn1 cks and Sonics> can ))etlle the difference
with money and not have to bother with the personal hfe of the
players."
.. It seems to me when you're a party to making rules, then you
should live by tht!m and shouldn't be crying every t1me a decision
goes against you ... sa1d Wilkens.
"WHO'S RUNNJNG THE LEAGUE, the Players' Association?
I just think that's ridiculous. A federal Judge, what does he know
about professional basketball?" ii
"Lonnie will stay here," said Volch "The whole thin g is still
very confusing and unclear . So he I Cart ) feels it 's excessive. But
why set aside the entire Webster dedsion? And does he tell us in
the ruling what we're supposed to do?"
90 Wins for AL West Winner? lt's Unlikely
\~ I .
OYer a qulet drink in July, Jim Fre1osi wu
Mked bow m-.y vietorlea it would take to win
tM Amertcm Leape Wnt.
.. Liii tbu IO," came bi.I ~ after a long mommt fll tboqht ... I woulda't have aald tbat
la April. But the way lt'a "loinl, I .Aon't think 1m1~ will need 80 victoriel to win t.1111 thlq. ''
I D WM mGBT. UNU88TBZ ANGSLI IO lato a IQ atretcb-drive kick, tbeJ'll will lt
with a-tlLm 80 victories. . l And If &My perform an el·foldo ucl let i Kanaaa QtJ wtn the n.,, the Ro)'ala Pl'Obabl1
f
WOD'l Ill• wiM, either.
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To llW Joa aa idea bow lllDlft..a tbM ...
eo1111ldlr tlaat GD11 oae Amertcm Lell\M club Ml evs ,._ a World s.rt.. wUb ... tbu IO
ridorlee-wl it b.,,_... M yean .. o.
• TD .. DmOIT ftGDS, wWa an ..
reeord. -.. Oq bJ 1\i41 .... ad wtnl 08
IO edae tbe CUbl ID a..._. .... World Sert•. 0.. .._ wu • America Lllll'M diYiltoa
wiDDer with lea thaa IO Ttdart--tbe 'nien
f
<86-70) in 1.W12. But they lolt the pennani to
Oakland ln the playoffs.
And there have been three otber AL pen·
nant winDen wltb leas tban to wtm-tbe llOl
Chicago --lte Stockinp (U ·U>, the 1902
Philadelphia Athletics (11-51) and the •ar·ton
19" St. Louil Browna (_.).Each loll lD the
World Seriel.
OB. A.ND TRBaE WAI ONE OTREa, if
you care to count them. The 1111 Cblcqo White
Sox won a naa with u .. sa neord, u.. took
bribe• to~ the World s.rtel, forever brand·
lnl tbat 8"Dt u UM "Black b" Sert•.
Perbape the moet amu:btc feat perfGI med
b)' a team wblcb won 1 .. tbllD to 1am• came
from tbt Nadoul IAape1.~ ..... New Yon lleta copped a peauat WUD aD .. .,. neord In ma. •
Tbe· 111ta didn't bave a .• biUier' ID U..
llneup but .....,.. to beat tbe -.. la a """ 1ame pla10ft befori b.lq to Oakland in a lhrUJ1nt, MVen·•am• World"Sertll.
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A LOT OP BASB&\LL .. EXPE&TS" ban
been ..,. tbe AApla, aboulcl t.bey tel there.
won't have a cbaaee tn a playoff •lth
Baltimore.
'No .... an expert tban Regle Jactaon wu quoted .. aQlnc the Orlolel will • ....., tbe
pl11off1 ln three 1amn, DO matter wllom
they're pla)iq.
Bu& tbe feat of the 1173 lllta abcMald ""e u
encourqement for &DJ fan wbo ta looldal for
the ADI• to puU an up1et and reach tbe Oc·
tober Claallc. ••• Tiii: RYATr ANAllBm HOTEL ta livtnc
free bot dop, peaDutl ~rn to fw at· tendinC m Anl•l pep r &o be Mid Frlday,
•:IO toT p.m. ln tM bcMl't •
A ... aq...,..~n1 card wl11 be there
Jor fam to 11o. UM ftul pndaet will be
preHIUCI to u.· Mt:•la iD snsam• cere..U.
dwiDI tbt tt.... aty .... TIM boW ..,. lta pep rallJ will be opm to
anyooe wbo •• to att.Dd, r.... of cbarce. _and
Hyatt will also prov id e complime ntary
transportation trom the hotel ~ the Angel 1ame
that nlcbt for thole wbo have Ucketa to the• • u me. ._
The Hyatt Anaheim is located acroa rrofn
Disneyland at 1100 S. Harbor Blvd. ••• SENSING THAT •AU CLEAa ha1 a
chance to win the Americua Leque Rookie of
the Year award, the AD.ftla have retained a
public reladona flrm. Padilla Uld Spear of New
'Vork, tohelplmprove hiloddt.
Sport.a '#rlten vote on tbe annual award:
i nd the An,.la have made sun writen acroaa
the naUoll have Clear's na me lD front of tbem.
A pna releue senl out this week by
Padilla aad Spear 1tn11 with pralte about
Clear, liltlna all bit fact.a and ftlU"I ucl quot·
tn1 ..,.._,•~inc, "I ... Mm wbee tbe
aam•ll•tMllM.' .
Naturally, the 1tory ._ aat mmtloa that
Clear baa tendonlUt ud U.'t pltebed mueb
rtteatly. ,.
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:;·A's Qip ~o New Depth8;
=·Minor Team Draw& More .-~ .
• • Some people ~ldu t.be Oakland A'• a major •
• IH1ue baMball t.tam bu\ nobodr. can clalm t.btJr
auendAMe la majoc' learue 1n act. ll mlaht not
even rank amont UM minor lucue leaden ·
Throulh '73 lilocnt datM the A 'a have drawn n8.431 t.o
Oallland·AJameda County Stadium By tompariaon, lbe
Columbus CUPPtra of th• American Auoclation drew 571.101
to aeven fewer dat.es
The Clippen aver11ed 1.121per1ame, while Ouland ls
averaitna Jull 4,0ll. The A ·a aver••• will probably dip beJow
the 4.000 -mark because crowda are dwindllnt r•pidJy 10 lbe
season·a w&Nna days
At Tuesday's 1am4' ilgalnat Tell~kland drew only
750
....------.,._,~•I clw Da11 -----..
aa-lllcMla. coach of the NASL Loa An&elea ~tA!lu, oa bow aooo the U.S. wUJ bave a gnat aocc.r
player: "f'lve yean. That's bow long il lakes for
naturalluUon, lln 'l lt?" •
lletb Lead "9 21,2; EJtpoa Trail •11 I
Hot·ttllting Jollaaay ae.c• belted a two-run Ill
homer to lead CiAclnnaU to a 3-2 victory over San
Diego and boost the Reda' lead to 2Yz games in the
National League West over Houston ... The
Astros lost to AUanta, 6-5, as Gleu Babbanl clubbed a three·
run homer and Bob Boraer hit a solo shot lo fuel a flve·run
Atlanta third inning. Gary Mattbews saved the win with a
tumbling catch of Art Howe'• deep drive to right field with
l wo out and a runner at second In the ninth
. . . Chrta Speier and Dave Cuh each
homered and Rudy May tossed a six-hJlter
to power Montreal to a 4· l victory over the
New York Mets and a sweep of their
doubleheader. The Expos won the opener,
3·1, lo close within ooe game of Pittaburgh
in the NL East . . . The Pirates rallied for
five nioth-innlog runs, capped by pl.nch·
hiller Maaay Su,..ulea'• game·wi.nn.ing
triple, to beat Philadelphia M in the firal
game of a twi-nighl doubleheader. The
HlfCM Phillies won the nightcap, 6-5, as Pde
Rose extended his tutung streak lo 17 . . . Mlnnesota re·
maaned 411"l games behind the Angels in the Amencan League
West after losing to the Chicago While Sox, 6-0. Ro11
BHm«art.eo tossed a four-hilt.er for his L3lh win while Chet
Lemoa and Jim Morrison slapped two-run singles to lead the
victory. Texas moved to within sin games of the Angels
with a 9-4 Vlclory over Oakland as Mickey Rhers drove in a
pair of run:. Lo highlight a six-run third inning . . Detroit's
Stevt> Kemp drove in a run and scored another while Jack
Morrli. chcckl."CI Uultimorc on four ruts as the Tigers defeated
the Onolcb. 5 O . Tommy John earned bis 19th victory
with 8Z!1 lnningb of three·rut baJI lilld Reggje Jackson hit hlb
2(jth hom er ab the New York Yankees downed Cleveland, 2·0
. Bob StanJey tossed a thr~ hit shutout and Butch Hobson
p<iced a 13 hit attack with a pair of doubles and three RBI ab
Hoi.lon defeated T or onto, 8·0 Home runs by Buck
Marlinez, Ben Ogilvie and Slxto Lezcano propelled
M 1lwaukce to a 12· I win over Seattle ... J erry Martln
cruckoo a IOth ·inning home run to give the Chicago Cubs a 3·2
win and a ~pUt of a double header with St Louis. The
CardinuJs won the opener . 6-3. as Keith Her11andez and Ken
Reitz belled two run triple5 and Ted Simmons s macked his
25th homer
CHpper• /tlay D~ly NB11 RuUng
Wets hangt.on , Kevin Kunnert a.od Randy Smith,
SAN DI EGO San Diego Clippers Kermit m
part of a record compens ation awarded to the
Portland Trail Blazer~. plan to defy a ruling by
National Basketball Association Commissioners Lawrenct
O'Brien. a San Diego newspaper reported today.
According to The San Diego Union, the players were
informed by the NBA Players' Association there Is "more
than a chance" that the union wiU test the dec111on ao
court. •
The three were awarded to Portland Tuesday as com·
pensaUoo for the loss of All·Pro center BUI Walt.on . who
signed with San Diego as a free agent last sprint.
Wuhln.nc>n and Kunnert. were to Join the Trail Blazers
tonight in Minnesota for an exhibition game. Meantime.
the CUppers had until this afternoon to inform O'Brien's
office whether they would keep Smith, a veteran guard, or
pay Port.land $350,000 as well as turn over their 1982 first
round draft choice.
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SANO TRAPPED -Gerald Jt~ord was doing a lot of
blas ting th.is week. T he former presid~nt blasted out
of the bunker on the fourth hole at the Silve rado
Country Club in Napa. during a Wednesday pro-am
t ourney 1n which he s hot a double bogae s ix· on the
hole
\'oder Na•ed Ohio Staie Bead Coacla
f"ormer San Clemente High volleyball stand •
out Bob Yode r, a three·llme All·Amencan ul
USC. has been named head coach at Ohio State
lie succeeds Doug Tegemeler al the Big 10
powerhouse . . Dallas football coach Tom Landry ha.s or·
dered the gauntlet-a special fumbling drill for Toay
Dorsett and bays his star running back ls going to have to live
with tht> boos he's been .cetUng at Texas Stadium ... Bui·
Calo fired placeki cker Tom Dempeey and
replaced him with Nick Mlke·Mayer
Wlde receiver Cliff Brodt of Oakland
will ml.SS Sunday'b game against Kansa.s Cl·
t y b eca u sc o f a pulled h a m ·
s tring muscle The Raiders signed La.rry
Hrunson to take his place The Jelb
waived lmcbar ker Bob Mar1ln, a i.larter
until he wa:. publal'ly crilJc al or man11gt
rnenl last week Veteran basketball
gua.rd t~arl Monro.-i.1gned a one ye11r con
tri:lc l with llw Krucks fpr an t~t1m1:1tcd
voou S350.000 !-it Louis baseball manuJ(er
K e n Boyer signed a contract through 1980 . Qu11 rterba('k Kim
Green, who blarled for Cal Stale f"ullerton last week. ha~ left the
tt•am . compl11inrng the pressure of allendlng clab~. rrus111g a
fa mlly and playing m aJ<Jr <·olle~t· football al the i.11mc t1mt: wab
loom uc:h for the r re!Sh man to handle
.-------Ba•eball Toda11-------
0 n thts date In baseball in 1973
W11lw Mays of the ~cw Y<>rk Mets announCL-d h1!>
rclireml•nt -ns a n active player effective at the end of the
season.
On th.ls date an 1969
Bob Moose: of lhc 1'1llslmrgh 1'1ralt:\ hurl<'<l e 4-0
no Int \.wlorv over the !'/cw York :\1t:L'> :.it SheJ !-,wtJ1un1
On lhl'> date an 196R
~cv. York Yankees i:rcal MH·kty Mantlt· hit lht•
~131it h and la't hom<:r of h1b tarc:c:r: u bolo s hot off Jim
l.onborg 1,f the Boston Red ~x
Un this dcitc LO 1954 .
The Gaanlb clinched their fina l National League
pennant an New York as Sul "The Marber " Maglie ~at
the ar ch·rival Brooklyn Dodgen; 7 I at Ebbeu F'icld
Today's Birthday;
Former New York YankeeTomTr~h1s41
Te~blo11, Radlo
TV: No eveot..s scheduJed.
R~DIO : Baseball -Angels al Kansas City . 5 30 p.m .
.jM PC (710); San Francisco at Dodgerb, 7.30 p.m . Football
-Servit.e vs. Santa Ana Valley, 7 l.S pm .. KORJ <94.3 FM ).
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BASKETBALL I FOOTBALL
Meyen Experiment.
8y 808 GaEEN E
Af' '-11 Wrtlltr
The "grand experiment" or
publicit y st.unt. as some believe
-ls over. Ann Meyers' attempt
to become the first woman to
play in the National Basketball
Aasociatioo has ended.
The UCLA two -lime All·
America was cul from the ln·
diana Pacers after the team's
three-day rookie and free-agent
camp. She will move into the
broadcasting booth for the NBA
team.
"l'M VEaY PLEASED with
m yself.'' Ann saJd afte r being
told she would not be tnVlt.ed
back to play with tbe big boys
when the regular camp opened
"I played to the best of my ablli·
ty and I'm UuiUed I had the op
portunity to compete."
The fact that she didn't make
the team was no surpnse The
fact that she had the opporturuly
was.
.. It just dido 't make sense that
she would give up the Olymp1cb
and sign with the Pacers.'' s rud
Or Ernie Vandeweghe of Los
Angeles, a former NBA player
who knows Ann well. "She
always had a full interest in go-
ing to the Olympics a second
ume"
THE SISTER Ot' UCLA All·
Amencan Dave Meye rs. who
n o w plays with the NBA 's
Milwaukee Bucks, Ann was the
first woman at the Los Angeles
school to receive a full atbletJc
scholarship. She was a me mber.
but not a start.er. o n the U S
Olympic women's basketb1111l
team that garnt:red a bllver
medal to 1976 <st Montre a.I
After lead.mR the l'C:LA bqUad
to the Abl>O t'1<st1o n fo r In
tercolleg1at•· Athlt>l1r-. for
Women (AIAW1 r·hamp1omh1p
t v. o yean. a~11 Ann refw1ed lo
:.1gn .; pro ronln11 l with the
Houston Angel., of lhc Women''>
, Basketball League, wh.lcb bad
made her the WBL's flrat draft
choice a year aao. The reuon,
aa V andeweghe noted, was her
desire to play in the 1980 Olym.
pie Games in Moscow and.
hopefully, add a gold medal to
the s ilver one from Montreal.
Ann wasn't the only collegiate
star to bypass the fledging
women's pro league for the
Olymp1c11. Carol Blazejowaki,
the moat prolific s corer io
women's basketball history,
ended her career al Montclair
.4N.4LYSIS
State last vear. Since then. her
slgbts have been set on Moscow.
So why dJd Meyers suddenly
change her mind and sign with
the Pac.:ra?
"P EOPLE WHO THOUGHT
this was a 1oke at first. I tbinlt, iJ
they've seen he r play, have
changed their mind," Pacers
Coach Bobby Leonard sajd &It.er
Ann was sent p1tcklng to the
br oadcasting booth. "H she bad
been six inches bigger and 40
pounds heavier, it would have
been a dJtrercnl story."
l n a league where the word
"small" l.ci applied to anyone UD·
der 6·5. Ann Meyers was Lillipu-
tian. sprending 140 pounds over
a S 9 frame
THERE IS NO question about
Ann's skills. Leonard, afte r v. atctung her for three days,
s aid "I 'll tell you one thing
From a fundamental standpoint,
she's excellent."
Th11 year. the n. was Ann'b
chance to lead the U.S women's
team, to bhow th~e who will be
selet>ung our squad for Moc.cow
JUbt hov. fi!ood ~he 1b .
The Amen c11rus c aplured the
v. orld champ1onsh1p!> in Korea
t'<Hlier th1 -. year Ann Wll!. a
... l .irll·r al th•· beg1nnin~ of th•·
tournam<,nl but 'A-IJ'> relegah~ tu
tht· benrh by tht> ti me the f1nC1l
rr>und bt:~an
1·r .. r~BI
F1GURING THE ODDS. • •
tors not only work with the
spread. but the over and unde~
as a side bet Ovn·and under; •'>
the t.cUl mtmber of points the
bookmakers fc-el "',11 be ~cored
by thP t\\O tcam Ln a game
Thu!> 1f :ou '>t-e thl' ~prcad
RJ m~ by :S • •1Hr 1 ampa U<i y
• J:0 1 1l me.ill~ J l"'llt1r ha.-. the
l'ho1t:l' of talon.-: lh1· kJm!> and
)'I\ 1ng 3'·:.. or p1rkan1• T<1mpa
HJ) and ta.lung thf> poinlb The
number in par t.'nlhet11b 1s t.he
over-and·undcrs. meaning u
person can bet lhe two t.e8frui
will score more than 35 pomt.:. or
less than 35
"WE DON'T GET TOO MUCH
action o n the o ver·and ·
unders.'' says Gratehouae, "but
~.'?.le like lo use that as a side
Naturally. coming up with the
right numbers week after week
is n't an eaay tas k
"There's a lot of experience
involved in the f reld," bay-.
Martin. who has been around
lonit enough to know
· Ju.-.t ~ause A 1s better than
C doesn't mc4Jl A 1b betLcc than H ..
l ' S A~I MOt;SL \'. thE: odd!>
mJkcr ) '>J} lhl' Supe r Bov.I
1~ thl' ht>a' lc'>t l>t>l ~<1me of Lh•·
) l'Jr tx'<'HUM· lhc public ha.\ tv.1J
""1·1·k-. lo J< t on 1t "It ::. for lh~l·
"'ho v.anl to t ake lht• fin al
plun~e. · ~uys Marlin
And. a.'> Wlth any VICC, bt:tlJng
cun bt.'C'Omc overpowering lo u
J)t.'rson 1f 1t lbn 'l handled prop·
erly.
·'It can definllely become <i
disease If you're sacrificing your
home liff' t.o support the habit."
says Martin ... But ii you bet for
pleas ure. then it becomes enter·
tainment.''
Entertainment, huh? The last
time I was entertained it C05l
me $200 . . and I dido 't even
see a noor show.
Ex-player Files Suit Against ASU Baseball Standings
TUCSON <AP> -Former
Arizona State University kicker
')C.evin Rutledge b as flied a $1.1
'llJtlllon federal court suit here
;clalmjng he suffered mental dis·
;tress. assauJt and battery and
tdefamation or c haracter during ~s two years on the ASU root·
3>all team.
.... T.._ U.S. Dlalrlcl Court s uit
~as filed here Wednesday.
amed aa defendants were the
rizona Board o r Regents,
:Arizona Slate University, ASU
:football Coach Frank Kush, as·
•iatanl Coach William MaskJll
nd Alhlell c Director F red
Jlltller.
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THE SUIT WAS nLED aft.er
the regents rej~led a complaint
Sept. 8 from Rutledge. now at·
tending school at the University
of Nevada·Las Ve.cas.
' The suit reiterates Rutledge's
claims that he was assaulted by
Kush during a University of
Washington football game in Oc·
tober 1978. It also charges that
over a long perlod or lime
Rutledge was subjected "lo
abuse, scorn and ridicule by de·
fendant.s Kush and MaskiU all in
an attempt to have him quit t.he
t ea m and for s ake bls
scholarship l'clatioo with ASU.''
The new charges also include
a n alleged violallOD O (
Rutledge's civil rights by Kush
a nd Mru.kill.
R UTLEDGE'S ATTORNEY,
Robert Bing. said the s uit was
filed m Tucson because "we fell
the atmosphere and climate in
Tucson pert.alnlng to the issues
in this case would be a lot
calmer and more objective, and
al least not charged with the
high emoUons that apparently
have surfaced In Phoenix as
evidenced by all the threatening
phone calls thut lhti ramlly has
been receiving." -------
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Angels
Kansas City
Minnesota
Texas
Chicago
Senttle
Oakland
W L Pd. GB
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80 72 526 2
78 74 513 4
77 76 .503 5...,
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63 90 412 19"'2
52 101 .340 30'1\
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90 62
tlS 65
81 69
82 70 77~ 75
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New York
Detroit
Cleveland
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w~st Dh111Joa
Cincinnati
Houston
Dod1en
San Francisco
San Diego
Atlanta
W L Pel. GB
86 66 .566
83 68 .550 2 .....
74 78 .487 l2
68 85 .444 18'1\
63 89 .414 23
60 90 .400 ~
East Dh11lon
Pittsburgh 91 59 .607
Montreal 89 ~9 .601 J
St. Louis 79 71 .527 12
Philadelphia 79 73 -~ 13
ChJCa RO 77 74 .510 14 .....
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FOOTBALL /
Thuraday, September 20, 1979 DAILY PILOT •:J
Just Another War·
~~~~~·~~<;oaches View Rivalry Di,ffe.rently
EAST •UTH~aroao. NJ
<AP) -a... Gra..U. wasn't
tbe onl1 New Yori Glant
ridiculed by Ho ard ec..tl du.r~
lq UMlr embarr..,lfta 2'7.0 lou
fo Dae -Waablnlton lledaklns MODdQ .qbt. ut he'a An(r)'
eaoup to conalder auln1 th
ABC •NMJIUDCet.
"CoMU ls a pompout Mllile
ldlot. ffe'a a dlsirace to the
broadcaat profeuton, the
epitome ol an arroaant eaoUst,"
Gravelle cbaraed Weclnellday.
Ga AVEU.E, A NI NE·\'EAJl
veteran orfen1lve tackle who
s tarted on two Pittsburgh
Steeler &aper Bowl teams, was
mlffed at a penooal reference
CoseU made during the fourth
quarter ol the ooe-s ided game.
COffU, along wHh fellow an-
nouncers Frank Gifford and
Fran Tarkenton , mistakenly
identified Giants tackle Gus
Coppens as Gravelle. Coppens
was beaten numerous times dur·
Ing the game.
The roster provided to the
media omitted Gravelle, who
was appearing in bis first game
since returning two weeks ago
from te mporary r e tire ment.
Coppens was correctly listed as No. 78.
AN ABC SPOKESMAN said
the mistak e n ide ntity was
caused because Charley Taylor,
the Redskins' assistant director
of public relations, told a spotter
for the network that Gravelle
would be wearing No. 78. The
three announcers were wrong
the entire game.
The problem occarretl when
Washington defensive end Coy
Bacon got around Coppens to
s ack quarterback Joe Pisarcik.
Cosell m istake nly thought
Gravelle was the culprit on the
play.
"E ven ir he mistook m y
number, I understand things he
s aid are slanderous," Gravelle
s aid. Cosell suggest ed that
GraveJl,e who was fined
$15,300 for reporting si>t weeks
late to the Giants be fined so
be can go home ~gain.
I N REGARD TO the r ef·
erences concerning Gravell's
a l le ged poor play , th e
spokesman said tapes of the
game revealed the only mention
of it came just on that one play
prior to the two-minute mark
near the end of the game.
.. Frank said, 'There they go
around Gravelle again,' -refer-
ring to a replay," s aid the
spokesman.
"Then Howard s a1d, 'He may
take another fine and go home
again.' It was Just a ffippant
comment. There was no sugges.
lion that Gravelle should be
fined."
Cosell was unavailable for
comment concerning Gravelle's
charge.
Conque rors Play
N ewport Chris tian Hig h
travels to Capis trano Valley
Christian Friday to duel the
Eagles in eight-man football
with a 3 o'clock kickoff set
Coach Joe Cupp's Conquerors
are 1-0 foUowing last week's 14-7
victory over Pacific Christian,
keyed by two touchdown runs by
Cory Staver
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ALAN GADDIS DIRECTS NEWPORT OFFENSE.
Sailors at Dome
Neuport Hosts Millikan
Alan Gaddis leads Newport Harbor Hlgb's Sailors in
their 1979 home debut tonight when they host Millikan
High of Long Beach in a non-league football game at 8 o'clock.
Both teams are looking for their initial victory of the
season. Millikan was idle lut week, while the Sailors of
Coach Hank Cochrane were absorbing a 21·9 setback to Mater Dei. ·
Gaddis is at quarterback for the Sailors in their new
• winged-T attack, with his primary' receiver Chris Cates.
The two hooked up only twice against Mater Dei for 30 yards.
Scott Giem is Newport's leading rusher. having
averaged 3.7 yards per crack in hi s first start.
Millikan counters with &2, 200-pound quarterback Dan
Rowe in a veer option (similar to Mater Dei) with running
backs Frank Sadler (175) and Courtney Griffin < 17S) the leading rushers.
Millikan, under Coach Dick DeHaven, won the CIF
Coastal Conference cha mpionship in 1977 and was 5-4 in '78.
Too Smart for the 1..ine
Schmtger's Defense Keys Offense for CdM.
By BOGER CAR LSON
Of ltle o.lt' Het Suff
Corona del Mar H1gb's Jon
Schnitger showed the offense
bow ita done Friday night with
ru.u ol 80 and 20 yarda setting
up toucbdowm ln a 21-7 victory
over Huntington Beach ln Cd.M's
football opener.
B ut, a las, it loots like
Scbnlt.aer hasn't made the grade
yet fOI' the offeme-he'll sW1 be
stationed at linebacker Friday
night wbm the Sea Kings ven-
ture to S.. Clemente.
"'I'• BVBN A BACK," says
Scbni..,_. "But they won't let
me run with the ball around
he re. I pnctice H a second
team back, but they never nm
me IO I gueu I'm third," Jests
Schnitger, wbo has never scored
a touchdown in his life.
Schoitger, a 5·11, 180-pound
senior . is the core ol Corona del
Mar's defense at linebacker.
He's always been a linebacker
at Corona del Mar, although he
saw duty at tackle and guard before high school.
"They figured I was too smart
to be a lineman," says the Sea
King defender .
SCllNITGD'S ._ Y AllD run
to the Huat1Q1ton Beach 10 with
a blocked field goal alt.empt (by
Scbnit.aer. who else?) set up one
TD, and his 20-yard run with an
interception left but 18 yards for
the offense to do its thing In get·
ting a HCODd TD.
PROfile '79 Weighs Weights
Pro football playen have alw,111 been known for their
•tawatb but few _people realbe that m ttl JJll, Wlllcbt liftlal wu
not ODIJ llDDf'ed lt WU IOllMUJnea taboo.
PrGft.llt '11, the Dally Pilat'a Weeki)< tabloid that fOCUMI Oil the
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Warfield-are today. Other featunt are U.. eomplete NFL
1tauatlca, pro qula and the bettlnp oddl for Mell 1ame.
TotG9 i& anL~·· • QP-*°'4We Joat at ev917..NFL aame ldaedllal to bl ... '1Md, l8dud:lq tbe llama' mMdnc wtUl lobn Mes.,.. Tampa 8a1 BaeW"a.
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"He's our leading tackler and
he played very weU ," says CdM
Coach Dick Morris. "He's a
very intense player and gets to
the ball very quickly, almost too
fast. sometimes overrunning the
baJJ." ·
As for ~ the most of rus
chances when he gets his bands
on the ball, would you believe
Schnltger carried the ball only
twice as a junior-yet gained 42
yards ln a J)Uyoff victory over
Gladstone?
By .IOllN SEV ANO
Of .. hit• Nllt....,
V<lctory Bell Game No. 14. Orange CoHt
Colle1e vs. Golden Wes t Saturday night at
Lebard Stadium. District pride and bragging
rights at atake for a year.
A lot bas tra.ospired during the 13-year meet-inf 1'f ta..e two ac1lools. Hllhlights, lowlights and
m a y be more t b an anyth ing e l se·-
unpredictabillt.y--ceem to be the norm.
THE TWO COACHES INVOLVED -OCC's
Dick Tucker and GWC's Ray Shackleford-have
been through it all. It's a fitting testimonial that
the series between the two l7·5-l, OCC> is so even.
Both coaches are excellent at their trade, having
won numerous cbampionahlps in years past, and·
that's part of the reason the annual game is so ex·
citing.
But as even as they are statistically, they are
far apart In their approach to the game. Tucker
s till feels the OCC·GWC rivalry is important
wher eas Shackleford, although not wanting to
minimize the contest. sees the clash as just
another team on the schedule.
"I still feel it's a real big game." says Tucker.
who has been coaching for 29 years. "It's the best
attended game, other than Bakersfield, and the
games always seem to be spectacuJar with un·
derdogs winning and wild finishes
"It's an emotional game because it's played so close to home. It's like a Civil War "
SHACKLEFORD STRONGLY DISAGREES about the game's importance
''Positively not," he said when asked 1f it held
the same importance 1t used lo "l don't mean to
beli ttle the game. At one time 1t used to be we had
to win. Not any more We don't have anything to prove to anybody.
"When we first st<trted the rivaJry, we were
the new kids on the block We hetd to beat them.
We had to win. That's the difference now We don't
have to win. NaturaJly we want lo, but it's not as
important as it was ..
SHACKLEFORD SA \'SA WT of the new reel-
mg has to do with the players on both sides
.. J ust look at the rosters ... he pomts out .. At
one lime it was filled with noUung but local kids.
Now. r don't know half their players and Tucker
does n't know half of mine ..
Tucker agrees with Shackleford to some ex tent on that point
"People used to think 1t was a big game for
recruiting." says Tucker. "but it's not as big a
recruiting game as people make 1t out to be
"The years we've lo~t to Golden West ha\e
been some of best recruiting years and vice versa."
THE IDGHLIGllTS ANO WWLIGHTS of the
two naturally differ ' ·
"Only two games during my coaching ex· perience have ever stayed with me." s ays Tucker .
"Our loss to Fullerton in 1968 C20·r7> and our game
with Golden West. six years ago "
It was in that 1973 contest that the Pirates built
a 27·0 lead only for the Rustlers to wm 28·27 with
two touchdowns in the last eight minutes.
"For ~~L·;_s!lys Shackleford, "I guess the first
win in anywing Is always the rucest." Golden
West broke into lhe win column wi th a 34·20 win in
1968 .
"As for the lowhgbt">" Shackleford pa~. "I
guess every loss would be a lowlight "
I RONICALLY, NEITHER SIDE has had more
than a two-game winning streak dunng the series.
although OCC could make 1t three with a win Satur· day night.
Last year's game was typical or years pas t.
RAY SHACKLEFORD Ota< TUCKER
The Rustlers Jumped to a· seemingly comfortable
24·7 lead onJy to have Orange Coast stage a furious
comeb~k to win 34·24. Such are the type of games by
which intense ri valnes are made.
Tucker feels so strongly about the rivalry he
thinks the game s hould be played at the end or the
year rather than the beginning. He feels more in
terest wouJd be generated that way.
"ALL YOUR OTH ER BIG RIVALRIES are at
the end or th~ season-USC-UCLA, Arizon<1
Arizona St . Washington-Washington St .. Ca l
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OUTDOORS I BOA TING ThUl1day. September 20 1979 OAIL Y PILOT 8:J
22ad Argosy Raee Tops Caleadar
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JOHN ROSKELLEY PONDERS MOUNTAIN CLIMB.
Call of the Wild
Climbing Is Compulsive
SPOKANE <AP> Gaurisbankar is there -and
that's reason e nough for John Ros kelley wanted to do
something about it.
The 30-year·old m~unlai.neer left recently for an as-
sault on the 23,000-foot virgin peak in Nepal. And after that
Joint American·Nepalese proJect, Roskelley planned... to
l<'ad an expedition to the top of the 20.000-fool Uni 81aho
Tower in the Karakoram range m Pakistan.
"IT'S COM PULSIVE. It's not something l want lo go
out and do every day , but it sits in the back of my mind
and I have to go," he explained before leaving for Nepal.
"l don't think many athletes can tell you why they do what
they do. They know they are drawn. but not why .
"In my sport, if you don't prepare for 1t every day, you
are not ready fo r it mentally, and you aren't as willing or
as well equipped to risk your neck."
A MOUNTAINEER CAN HANDLE only about two m a·
JOr climbs a year. he said. The average iolernalJOoaJ
climb takes about two months.
A veteran Himalayan climber, Roskelley has scaled
two of the 10 highes t peaks in the world. but he's still
plagued by the question. "When arc you going to chmb
Everest ?"
"Event is not the hardest, it's the highest ," said
RoskeHey. a graduate of Washington State University
"There have been more people on top of Everest than
almost any mountain around."
But unclimbed mountains offer no more chall enge to
Ro~kelley than those ascended many times by other cUm·
bers. he s aid. and he·looks forward to each new climb as
though it were his first. "I know I'm very good at it. but I
still get this queasy feeling."
FEW ADVENTURERS ARE PAJD for climbing moun·
tams. but the best often receive, without charge, the gear
they use and promote. And Roskelley's peak ·top photo·
graphy and country-wide lectures are beginning to pay off
-or at least fool the bill to the next peak.
Leaving his wife. J oyce. and their daughter, Dawn, 12.
for extended periods is not easy. "It tears me up, especial·
Iv the firs t few hours." he said. But he said his wife un
derstands. He met her climbing, though she has since
given up the sport.
Jim Niemiec
11 illlON UMl'UEY -~-...........
Weblt«'a ~ ".r1oey" u
• large merchant ahlp or a neet.
ol aucb 1hls-.
So where doel Newport ~ean
Sallln1 AlloclatJon get the name
"Ar1oey" for it.I popular CaU
overnl.1ht party race!
No ooe Sf!emS t.o know. but
tltre la how It atarted:
Back ln tm the late Clark
Sweet, one of the founde rs of
NOSA dreamed up a weekend
r1tce from Newport Beach t.o
Alamitos Bay al which the
racers would spend the n.ilbl
aboard their vessels in the Long
Reach area and r ace home the
next day.
IN 'ftlE EARL V YEARS of
the race the boats rafted up at
docks in t.be Long Beach area
and NOSA chartered busses to
tak e skippers to a nearby
restaurant for an evening or din·
ing and dancing. Later, when
the Long Besch Yacht Club was
completed: the fleet rafted up at
the UBYC guest dock for a party
at the clubhouse.
For years the race drew near
ly 100 boats with family crews.
The event was one big party
with the race home sometimes
sailed with hangove rs
The race showed a decline in
entries a fow years ago when the
guest dock at LOY C was
declared public and yachts we re
allowed to tie up no more than
two hours NOSA dropped the
Alamitos Bay title from the ran·
and ca lled 1t s impl y "the
Argosy"
THE 1-'l..EET NOW SAILS to
the Los Angeles Harbor area
and rafts up at Cabrillo Beach
Yacht C1ub in the outer harbor.
Saturday will m ark the 22nd
year of the Argosy which 1s one
of three events s ponsored by
NOSA, the origtnator or the
famed Ensenada race The other
event is the 14·Mile Bank race,
also held in the fall of Lhe year
Other yachting act1v1ty along
the Orange Coast this weekend:
Newport Harbor Yacht Club
will send Lehman·l2 and Laser
skippers into action Saturday
and Sunday m ques t or Lhe Dllv1s
Fuller Def ends
PHRF Title
Challenges are now being ac·
cept ed from all Southe rn
California Yachting Association
dubs for the Performance Han-
d 1 cap Racin g Fleet c ham-
pionship to be held at Long
Beach Yacht Club, Oct. 6·7.
At slake is the Al Rogers
perpetual trophy, symbolic of
the championship of PHRF, the
la rgest offshore sailing class in
Southern California.
Defending his Litle will be Tim
Fuller from Capistrano Bay
Yacht Club in his Cal-28 sloop
Aboca.
The three-race series will be
sailed over Oly m p i c s tyle
courses. Classes will be divided
intq three sections -Class A for
yat!hts rating O to 135; Class 8 ,
138-177, and Class C. 180 and
over.
Each SCYA club may be
represented by dne yacht in
each of the three divisions
Big Year for Deer
.,
1
Deer season opens for most etll of Califorma
this weekend Wld des pite hot temperatures the 'OUt·
look is good.
The only areas not opening up this week are
the extreme northeastern a nd eastern parts of
California and our local areas. Locally the season
for Orange, Los Angeles. Riverside. San
Bernardino a n d San
Diego counties will open
Oct. 13, and run through ( J ,Nov. 25. This area is OlJTl)(J()RS
known as 1.ooe D-11 and
includes Catalina Island
and Camp Pendleton.
The main rea.son for this lat.er opening iB to try an<' get through our dangerous ftre season, but (t
doesn't look like we are going to make it this year.
FIRE OONDmONS A•E AT an all-lime higb
and hunt.en should take special care while in the
field. Anyone wlio smokes should not do so in the
field, and bunters and campers should take extra
precaution with open camp fires and vehicles.
Those who have chosen t.o hunt in zones B·l
through D-11 and zone D·9 should find deer in ex-
cellent shat"! wttb a lot of Corldes to harvett. The
bilJlel' t.ropby buck.a are going to be a little harder
to coJQie across on openina weekend, but tb~e
..
nimrods who a re willing to hike back into heavy
timber might kick out a ni ce trophy rack.
WITH EXCELLENT FEED and wate r condi
Lions available all year. the carry over from las t
season should help hunters in getting their bucks
this year. Heavy hunting pressure is anticipated in
zone-D·9 this weekend as hunters who usually go
out of state will r eturn to this popular area along
Highway 395 to save on gas.
Day time temperatures aJoog our Western
slopes or the Sierras will be in the mid 80s and
there la a possibility that temperatures in southern
ranges could exc~ 90 degrees as they did last
opening day.
When temperatures get thi5 high, bunters will
have to work the deepest or canyons in order t.o
bag a buck as deer seek these cooler areas. A good
acorn crop should find all bucks with a layer of fat.
• W1111 HIGH TEMPERATURES anUcipaled
success(uJ deer hunters should skin out their buck
as s oon as is possible . Hang your venison from a
well shaded tree and allow it t.o cool. A very good
deer sack will also be necessary this year as the
fly problem is extremely bad due t.o the heat. Do
not act.empt t.o bring your deer to the local locker
unskinned. as lt will most Ukely sour prior to ar·
riving.
Marlin Bite Should Be Good
a, JOI NISJIDC YOWll Cathy Spaeth of HunUntton Buch ..,,_OIMMP..., landed a marlin tbJa put weekend u did David
tr UM WMtMI' bo&dl tMre abould be a ft'7 Adler and ffa"'7 Coleman of the Newport Harbor
good marlin blte tbJI weelltoclln local waten. area. . lllke Ward, mana1er d ADl)en' Center lD The fourth bt'Oadbtu of the seuon was wei1bed
Newport Beach, reporta that there marlbl are ln at the BAC by Jonnie Crean on the Prowler 44.
apr .. d out over tbe ocean and that there are Crean'• rlsh weighed to al 2'2 poundl and was
1roupt of five to aevec aplkebllll on feecllq sprees taken c:in Of\y.pouiad tackle. There were so many
now. filh w•ilbed ln at the BAC lhUI last weekend that
Seas are calm ud ftablaa 'coodlU.. are••· there were at least five bomwalt1of at one time
cellent IDd tbJI weekend aboald be OM of tbil bet· t.o hoiat their marlln on tbe scale.
ter on• of tbe HdOD. Tile tGta1 number of marlin 11le annual BAC LadJ• Marlin Tournament nlPed la 8l UM Balboa A•tu"I aub ts Q to 241 t.oot place lut weekend wltb alx marllA belQf ..a .._.. ..... w.. .._ -.....-W11111-tnRO llld feu.a and another alx ftab beinc
ed ID _..... moatb. ., boated. A
ucl Schock~-&acMIC wtu be lnalde the bay. S1bota.tett.uera on Sunday. tteclfk...,._..\'ecMC.....,.,.. ..... ._,
•• S,ync14!y
80UTR 8BORE YACHT
CLUB in Newport Beac h will be
boat t.o ocean racing catamarans
and Performance Handicap
Racing Fleet ( PHRF> yachts in
the seventh and eighth races of
Its Hi-Point Series Saturday and
Sunday wtth races around the
buoya outside the harbor.
Many local skippers of off·
s))ore yaehta rJted under the In· ternat.ional Otrsbore Rule and
PHRF will be participating in
Los Angeles Yacht Club's
Harbor sertes wh.ich starts Salur·
day and continues over the two
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Dana Poi.nt will be a beehive
or acti.lily with Dana Point Yach~b'a sl.xtb race of the
Dana Series for PHRF yachts on
Saturday and Capistrano Bay
Yacht Club's Dinghy Derby for
Dinghy sailors will rind some
action in Huntington Harbour
Yac ht Club's Dinghy lnvita·
t ional on SW'lday.
\erin, Sundrt
511vet O.le Ya<nl Cl11b Rorl100t s.rin
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Cup Trial·s
Blackaller
Ou.sts Turner
Special to the DalJy Pilot
SAN f'RANClSCO -Tom BlackaJler of St
fo'rancis Yacht Club won the ngbt to defend the
A men can·Australian Cup for the fourth s traight
time Wednesday.
After winning four slraight races Monday and
Tuesday, nlackaller Look on the two top coo·
lenders Wednesday, beatmg Malm Burnham of San
Diego 1n the first matr h and Ted Turne r rrepresent
mg the 1-'l Worth. Texas Hoat Club 1n the i.e('ond
round
Tiit:: i\Mt.:Rl('A!'i Al'STRALIAS n .:P com
pet1t1on 1:. ~atlf!fl m !.IX·mctcr !>looµs Blatkllller
v. as sa1lmg St. Francis VII. a brand new boat d~
:.1gned by Gary Mull and built by Bill Lee Yacht:.
or Santa Cruz Burnham v. CC> al!>O at the helm of a
new boat. Ah. S1 S1. designed by Doug Peterson of
San Diego and built at New Orleans Manne
espec1aJJy for the scn(•s
Tumt'r wa:. at th<• hC'lm of Ham~er, another
Mull design bwlt by Eric Goetz Custom Sailboetll>
The trials to determine a challenger for tht'
Cup, were !'loser. wmdmg up m a tie betw~n
Ma} bt• XI. !.a1le<I t>y Mats Bcrlund of ~tock hol m
Swedc·n . and M<1yhc XII :.k1pver~d hy f'atni
Fn·dcll. also of Sweden
THE TWO SWEDISH BOATS v.111 sa1 l rJH th1• t11·
on F'nday and the winner w1ll lake on tht> lont·
/\ustraJian entry, Peter O'Donnell of Sydne)'. 1n an
Olin Stephens·de'lt~ned s 1x ·meter built of wood
The two boat compel1t1on for the Cup 1c; t:x
peeled to get under way next Tuesday bet'4een
Hlackaller and the w1nn<:r of the race bet '4 een the
Swedes and Aussies
Two Newport Be ach bouts :.chedult-<J to com
pete in the tnals failed to show up
f 'rom Pa~B3
COACHES VIEW • • •
Stanford. Oregon·Oregon St thtS sen es bhOuld be
the s ame way
"It comes too early in the seru.on the "a) 1t 1s
now. l'd rnther play it on Thanksg1v1ng /\s 1t
stands you can't let this be a big game bec aust-
you have your conference ahead of you ·
Shackleford not only d0<-sn 't care when 11 ·~
played. he'd JUSt as soon get nd of the game·
altogether
"The IOflger we play Orange Coast the longer
it's go111g to take to gC'l mto their conference.·
says Shackleford "Why should they put us tn the ir
confe rence if they play U!> alrudy t'very year
That's why we s lopped playmg Fullerton
"IF WE HAVE TO PLAY 1t let's do 1t at the
beginning or the year SO WC get it over With and OUI
or the way ..
With the rem1rusc1ng OH!r. both coacheb got
<Jround to thJs year 's game
·'Golden Wes I has a good team that tb very
well coached," says Tucker. "We always play well
against them. We 've beaten them the past fwo
years when they were the league c hampions. so I
think we'll give them another good game thil>
time."
"I FEEL POTENTIALLY they're a better
c I u b than th<>y were a year ago < wheo OCC went
7·3)." Shackleford responds. "But1 ~e·re Golden
West and we're not going to be intimida ted by
anybody .
"All l want my team to do is make a better e r.
fort than it did agamst Long Beach and have Orange
Coast respect us afterwards. win or lose.··
Win or lose, 1t ought lo be another great
matchup.
'Ducks Unllinited'
Dinner Party Set
The Orange County Chapter's Ducks Unlimil·
ed dinner party will be he ld next Tbunday <Sept.
27) at the Orange County Fairgrounds lo Calta
Mesa. .
The evening draws sportsmen, waterfowl hun-
ters and conservaUonist.S from the harbor area in
their combined etrori to improve the duck and
goose population of A"1erica.
The funds raised from this dinner are used to
build nesting sights in Canada to continue t.o im ·
prove our waterfowl population. Tbe tax deducU-
ble contribution also Includes a one year's mem·
bershlp in Ducks Unlimited for those who are not
already affiliated with tbe organi.aaUon. •
Ticket.I for the dinner can be purchased at the
door Thursday evening belinnina at 6. For more
information and advance Uclteu pboae S2'7-12Uw
551-6711.
Sky Hunt Ban Lifted
JUNEAU. Alma <AP> -A prosram in wbleh
huntera are allowed to 1boot wolv• from a1rpl.,...
will be resumed alter belne halted lut aprtq
amid bad weather an.d an envtronmeotal lawsuit,
state otfJclall aay .
Tbe Protram was set Ul> t.o kill at leut no
wo1va to preserve a dwindUnc moose populat.loll.
Only about 41 wolv were killed before UM pro-
gram wu batted. A federal Judie buned the
aerial wolf bunta on federal land. but Bob Hinman,
dquty 1ame director, said. Tllllda,r •1 ...-. .....
aume on ltlte land when enouah anow f alla to u~
1lat all'bome bunt.en,t? tracklnl tbe animal.I.
Smog, Heat
~ :<;e lll';;;-r.;m:Y ~
tOtJ TIM C 70 ~T 1Nro
frJ':ITION fftJT CAI/ BC
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/CfJP l)l'PON€11T .'. cAST c.,.~crs 1r. PRlfCTICE.'
ftVeary Win
For McEnroe
LOS·ANGELES IAP1 John M('Enroe ha!> a
right lo be tJred. since he's recently kept busy by
wmnin~ the U S Open and a Davi:. Cup round vie
tor) agam.'>l /\rgenltna But he bllll Celt good
e nough to rally to a 6·2. 1 6. 6· l victory over li ghtly
regarded F'erd1 Taygan in the Jack Kramer Open
tennis tournament
~kEnrlX'. cxpla1n1ng the mystcnous lapse in
the 't't'Ond '>et ... au1 after the <;econd-round match Wedne~ay iu~ht that he was feeling a little tired
\SO. HE ADD•;n , "Maybe it's the :.mog I'm
l!lad ~ l0 rt• pla) 1n~ indoors this week "
It ha~ bet.·n difficult to escape the c urrent
s m og Jnd he at ~•ege in Los AnJ.?eles. with
yellowish skies and IOO·plus temperatures
Ta~j!an. ranked No 95 1n the world and un
sct.•ded 1n tht• Kramer event. took advantage of
:\kEnrn(··.., n ·pl"ated first !>erv1ce faul~ to attack
h1' -;c<·ond bent' for winmng placemen~ m the
't'<·o11d 'l'l of thP match at CCLA '!> Pauley
1'3\ 111011
I~ TIIE THIRD SET. howe\'er. Taygan "on
IU!>l t~o point~ off Mr f.:nroe"., -.en<• as Mc Enroe
notc hed t.•1ght 'en 1n· winner.. tn tht.' -.et. lie ended
lhe matl'h with thrc<· conb<'C Ull\'l" passing ">hots for
winnt.•r-;
Seront1 w t•<l<'<i Bo ... 1•1w T Jnnc•r a l~ll losl <J '-l'I
Wt•dnesday. but eam1· hJl'k ror :1 :i ti, 6 4. fl·l \II' •
I Or) O\'er Tom <tull1k,11n
In an t•a rlter '>t·cond round matc·h Wednesday
BrucC' '.\'tanson UPH'I fourth seeded .Jose Luis Cieri
of Argen11na Manson .~ ho had al reddy posted up
•wl 'H'toru.•s O\'Cr B1orn Borg and Ji.lime F'tllol th1-.
~l'ar, downed Clen· ll 4. 6 :l
r\ Z3·YEAR·Ol..D FORMER liSC .,tar, Manson
v. as in command most or the way in tht surpris-
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l'I rt' ult C'oul"\ ol Appeala durtn1 a hearln1 last Frt
d•Y a<!beduled the qu.-"Uon for ar1ument Oct. 16.
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•Ol.A.O
THE LAW b y Alan M. l.urya
' Allurnt:y :it I.aw
IS BANKRUPTCY FOR YOU?
Q. MY C REDITORS ARE HOUNDING ME,
HOW CAN A BANKRUPTCY H ELP MY
SITUATION?
A Bankruptcy elimlnut.cs most of your debUI.
The filing of the bankruptcy petition
outomaUcaJly stops all lawsuits against you. In
addition, credit.ors have to stop c alling and
harrasslng you as·soon as the peUUon Is flied.
Q . IF I GO BANK&UPT. DOES MY BOSS
HA VE'('() KNOW?
A NO. ) l)U nl'e<l not lell
you r l)o i.l\. T h e
bankrupt<-y court. only
notifies your creditors
or the flllnll
Q • W H 0 C A N H E L P M E i'' I L t;
BANDVPTCY?
A. Our oUlce will represent you ln hankruptcy
matten for a reuonable fee. We will answer
)'Our bankruptcy questions without oblJgation
For an appointment, call <71') 955-3083.
Alan M. Lueya
Attorney at Law
1300 Dove St. Sulto ~
Newport Beach, CA 92680
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~
Mldl•el •·. Brownlag or Newport Beach. a pro
)<'C'l manager on the deveJopmenl management
services stair of ColdweU Baalter Maaa1emHt
Corp., has been promoted lo senior project
manager.
He will continue to assist regional vice presl
dent Kcnl Be rge and hai; assumed the duties or
manager of the Newport Beach project office.
Ile Joined the national reaJ estate service farm
two years ago as a project manager, responsible
ror .manilging development of s hopping center, in
dustrial p<i rk, offi ce complex and s1m1lar projects
on a contract fee basis • WaJter B Gerken, chairman of the board and
c hief executive officer of Pacific Mutual Life
lnsuraoc~ Co., Newport Beach, h as been re
t'lectc.-d to the board of directors of 'the Automobile
Club of Southern California.
A Corona dcl Mar resident, he 1s a director of
th~ Whittaker Corp., Los Angeles World AfCa1ri.
Council. Cahfomja Chamber of Commerce, Tim es
Mirror Co. Southern Califomla Edison Co .• Carter
Hawley Hale Stores, Inc ., Community Televiiuon
nf Southern Californw und the Arn<:r1ron Council
of Life Insurance •
Gary D. Lester hai. been promoted to asi.1~l<1nl
director of real esl<1te operations for Avco Finan
clal Servlcefl, Newport Reach. He supervises an
/\f>'S subsu:liary, Newport Escrow. Respons lbilitiei.
f.llso include iiupervislon of lhree branch opera
tions: tra1ning Marketing Supervisor Real Eslalc
production, commercial loans and broker loans
lie joined the company In JuJy 1972 aa a depart
menl manager . •· Jalllft C. MU111aa has been appointed assel
manager for Koll Cent.er Newport. by the Koll Co.,
Newport Beach. He Is respona1ble for all the ad·
m lnlstratlon, leasing and maln~nance for the
130-acre muter-planned business community In
Newport Beach. He abo will supervise the opera-
tion of the park's mechanical, electrical and coo·
strucllon systems. • Wleaerseultael late1'11aU•al, lac., Newport
Beach, hall named Erle 8. 0.Clu as dlrector or
marketing.
He iB former senior marketing manager for
Gino's, an East Coast-based restaurant chain, and
u former account executive with Lewis and
Gilman Lo Philadelphia.
tvrC Tr•••f ers S •••ldl•r9
WTC Inc ., Newport Beach, s ays It has
traMfetTed the operation oC Coast Carloadlng Co.
and some related traruiportaUon and dlalrlbuUon
activities lo a group of private investors.
They are E . L. Provost, president and cttlef
executive officer; A. L. Grim, vice president and
treasurer; M. P. Gamel, executive vice president
and secretary, and A. S. Berger, c hairman of the
board. They assumed the operation of Coast
Carloadlng Co., CoWll Carloading of Canada Ltd
and Coast Terminal Co.
A~ Me.,e• Olllce
Judy Tw1t and Alaociatel bu moved to 4~
Campus Drive, Newport Beach. The company ls
an ad\terUliq and public relatiiom 11ency that
also ctal1ms. writes and produces corporate
magazines and periodical.a.
GUARANTEED SHORT· TERM RETURN.
10.315% Annual Rate -10. 765% Effective Annual Yield.
RepabUc'a Money Market Certificates
Repubtlc'a H&Qh·Performance Money Martm eccount •10,000 N'•I• ... Depoelt
guerneet a high ehort-wtm yletd on your IM\gs. 1:here ............... (183 ..,.)
ere no bn.*er1191 feet or other chefllet. C.U ut. We II ar· 'f"IK1M _. ~ _ ~ct
r1mg1 fortr8nlfer of fundt from your 6-nk or other ~nga '°' 1Hp yHr. Rete• .,, ";'u¥c1 io ·,~~-: lf'Mldtutlon. rtntWlll. l't*•el reovi-ion. ,..,.,. • •• ~ lllttretf 1'4fl«ty !Of H rly Mefe .... H ..... llJtl• ........... p ... ....,._._,P!Of'lbll<~
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REPUBLIC FEDERAL SAVINGS
BROWNING
''H.e'11 laking God'aown1weettlmetodoevery·
thina ... remarked a government lawyer wbo
asked that he not be named. "He Is crosalnJ all the
t'11 ttnd dottln1 all the l's. But he knows t.bat to the
extent he doetn'l do It . ll wtll come back to bil.e him ··
Nevertheless, this attorney and other sources
lllY mhslaltea of management and Judimenl made
by the court. the government and IBM hive pro-
lont<ed the baUle
·•1 11IJNK nl£ NIXON admlnislratJon didn't
really proMCute 1t. It lay dormant fn the Jwstice
Department for years:· Clark . sald In an In·
tl"rv1ew
A government antitrust offi cial during the Nix·
on yeors 1ald there were delays but not because oC
department reluctance.
··Judge Edelstein wH qult.e annoyed at the
Nixon admlnillltaUon because tbey hadn't filled a
numbf.r ol vacancies on the court in New York,"
this source recalled. "So he refuaed to appolnl a
Judgt• to handle all IBM proceedings until the ad·
mln 111tr11Uon fllled lhOfle vacancies .. .... .., ..........
f''lnally. Edelstein appointed himself lo the
c·r111t• an 1972 LATEST ISSUE
Judge Edel1teln
T llR•:t: MORF. Yt:Aas P ASSED. largely con
,umrd by wbal luwyera c•ll "dl&eovery .. Thal
m<'nn11 that uch side demands reams of docu
m <'nt" from lhe other, hopinJ< the information will
prov(' 1ncnm1n11UnR
Fluor Ups
Dividends nut what was belntt dl11covered was lhal this
l11w11u1t wu becom1n1i so unmanageable that peo
J>I<' tH•Jtan rompann1< It to Jamdyce vc; J amdyct-.
I h1• e11tutt' <'HP In <.:harles 01 ckcn5' .. Ii leak llouae"
Httlt bM-nmt" so r>rntr artPd irmr-<"Xp~ru1fve that
luwyerii· h•t"• u11cd up thf• e~ta11•
f>·luor Corp d1n·c·t11r-.
h a v e d c r I a r t' ii 1· ;, ~ h
d1vl <fenas at a m1·~1~
m London lhul coanc1dc
wllh d ed1r1tllons th i..
week of new Pluo~ offic·•·
bu1ldin1t!i an London and
Manchester
Ut•partment offici als say th · government has
apent :1ruund M m111ion on thf' eue. IBM won't say
what It ha." Apent, bul 1ti. lawyen u m more than
l(ovf'rnmf'nt attomey'I , "'' 1l undoubtedly exceeds
SIJ m1lhon The cost to both 1>1des, plus court ex
pensc11. approaches S20 mlllJon
T he regular rtua rtt r l>
C'as h div1d~ndi; or 7:>
rents :.. shart> on St>n~
B preferred -.tt.wk csnd
tWt'llly fl \'~ Ctnl' d
'\hlHl' on l'Ommon 'l111 ~
v. ill bt· pa) a bit· 01 1 1~,
10 'hurrholdE'r' or r•·
t•ord <ti tlH· ( '''"' 1Jt "U' I ne,., on ~µt ~x
t'ISAl.l.Y. At'TER SIX YEA8S of mMneuver
tnJC tht: trial ~l(an with thP government present
1nl( 11.l> !>ldl· Afl•'r threP y1•ar<>. 52 w1tne'lse!t and
71 .R57 pal{..--. of tranl.c ript, a department ullomey
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STOCKS I BUSINESS
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.
Major Diff erellce
By SYLVIA p()&TER
Ma• .. Ni..~1
Can you imagine yourself sitting before your TV set
watchi ng the secretary of the treasury say that the one
real hope for survival was to "liquidate labor . liquidate
stocks. liquidate the rarmers, Hquidate real estate. . ""
Thal was what Andrew W. Mellon suggested was the
only solution to the da mage done by the 1929 stock col-
lapse
THAT WAS THE ATTITUDE AMONG Ame rica's in·
dustrial Utans after they had sul'Veyed what was left or the
economy as the Depression oft.he 1930s really took hold.
Millions of adults or that era accepted the judgment
that they had Co be "liquidated." They believed that lhe
Jess government meddled with business, the less govern·
ment would m 14ddle business
Can you visualize
organized labor permit·
ling joblessness to soar
and poverty to become
a way of Life. without
ins isting on policies to
reverse the trend '' Or
America's homeowners
Money's
Worth
i.eeing their homes for eclosed without protest.,
Yet, that's how workers and homeowners reacted ai.
economic paralysis cr ept lhrouch lhe land and liquidation
r ame close lo becom102 reaht v
or COURS E. WF. HAV E BUI LT tnto our econom}
great stabilizers since the early 1930s une mploym ent in
sur ance. Social Security. minimum wage laws. bank de
posit insurance. housing insur ance. vetciani.' benefi ts, etc:
We have indeed ear ned our concern :.ibout dep ression to a
degree where we have a ll but created a perma nent engine
of 10nat1on Y.'c· ha\ e pus hed Keynesian econom ics to a
pomt wherC' the · economl!ll him~elf n<>vcr would 'ha~
pushed 1t
E ven 1f the bus1ncc;s downturn, which 1s ohv1ously un
dC'r \.\3) turns out to ht! much milder than I think 1l wall
be. many econom isL-; hehcH, as docc; Dr William C
rrcund. -;cn1or vice presidt:nt and ehu.:f cern\Omi'>t ()( the
-.:e\.\ York StCX'k Exchange '"that tht> ro<'k bdltom rate nf
1nfl:.it1on ,., 6 lo 7 pcrc·cnt a year
Some leadmi; experts fear that thP 1nftal1un rate wall
tt•:u·h J debilitating 13 pcrct.'Ol tr1 15 percent :.. year befor e
"'e ran b<'gin lo pull 1 t un<1er Mnt rnl
"IT WILi. NOT BE EA~\' TO unwind t•\t:ll an mfh1uo11
r ..tt t· o f Ii tu 7 per Cl'nt a } h 1r murh 1 •• ..,.., J double d1g1t
r Jte '·•Y' St Jn y. f:''>l \ 1(.1• prC''>lll(•fll llf rc'il'<JrCh or tht·
'\YSf. v,•,. h11\t• lt·urned ho\\ to UM· the 1:c•onurn1c contnbu
tion:; of nrit<un., bral11ant errmom1:.t L(lrd John Ma ynard
I\ e~ nc' to rw.hion do\.\ ntum.o, We kno\.\ how to use budgt·t
f1e h t•1ts Jnil •~•' r lll'> t<J stim ulate a :.a~g1ng economy and
1ncrea:.(• c•mplo) mrnt We are fully a"' are uf lhe anl1
recei.s1on 1mpaC't "'hl'n the Federal Re'icn I.' Sy'>ll·m
loo:.cru; the monet ar~ o,crewo, Jnd'pours uut lnll1on'> or ex
tra C'r cdtt
In fact, we ha\ c learned our anti reces:'>ton lessoni. rar
too "'ell But \lot' haven't begun to Clod out how lo turn the
.,dme \I.Ca poni, lo curb 1nrlal10nl't
This tl't the chullcngc today
\ 1 II f conom1c Backgrotil'ICU
Marke t R o c k ets
During F i nal Hour
NEW YORK t AP I Stock pnce~ !ipurled today a~ the
price or gold rose again <1nd the dollar dropped Most or the
gain came in the final hour
The Do" J o nes average or 30 industrial !>locks rose
17.24 points to 893 69. a nd ~a1ners led losers b} a 9.5
m ar~tn tn :'llew York Stock Exchange-Listed issue:.
Gold closed at a record S386 an ounce in London ~ the
dollar hit tL<; lowest value of the year against the We:.t
Ger man m ark and the Swiss franc
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ENTERTAINMENT
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Berle, ullivan
Q: M1 folb wU me tlt•t wlM1t tehYllM was ,. ... ,. llolb'w..cl woul .. 't permit he ltan to fee.
&JM ..., me•='• cameru. A..blo Ma •••• l9 Miter .flel .. a 'ac 1ured, •-ed elfen &o "ex·
poH 1MmM1"9" le TV. Tocl•y Y• cu ~ardly
taae a._ &o &DY atadcm wltboat aeetac lamlHar laces
-e1atertalala1, talkl•&. bra11t•& aboat
Uaemaelvea or playla& camea to a~ow tllelr
brlllluce or lporuce. WM ltad Ute .erve <.,ad
Ute laleot) to break tlae lee ull &Ake adnatage of
Ulb all·lmponut sourff of..,.., ud lalhlace?
-Mn. Barriet Sanden, PIUabvgb.
A. When you talk about TV pioneers, two
names loom largest on t.be horizon. One ia "Uncle
MUt.on" Berle. whose impact on the scene was so
dominating that many theaters closed the night bis
variety show was ·on -Tuesday nights. If Jimmy
Carter bad Berle's ratings of Lbose days, he'd be
re·elec~ eveo if Amy ran as his \lice president.
The other is the late Broadway columni.st·producer·
emcee Ed Sullivan', host of the longest-running TV
variety program in history
·Under the title "Toast o f the Town··
( I at e r c h an g e d to t be &d Su 11 iv an
DOCTOR BILLI CAN SICKEN THE BUDGET
Older P9ople AdvlMd on Medicare
Show>. Eddie's showmansbJp,
friendships. imagination and
clout burst onto the i.cene with
an unprecedented roster of un-
touchables. His first ''Toast"
was a crisp conglomeration of
REALLY BIG NAMES Such as
Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis
PLUS Rodgers and Hammers-
tein. The date was June 20. 1948. Seniors Get
Medicare Tips
By Tile Associated Presa
A sudden illness can cripple the budget,.
particuJarly for rellred people on fixed incomes,
.and planning is a key to cushioning the shock of
medical bills.
More than 95 percent of Americans over 65 are
r.rotected b y Medicare, the national health
nsurance program for the elderly, but there are
gaps in the coverage: ·
-~~-~-~~--
SF Leads
College
Signups
I rnng Berlin was cajoled
into coming out of his shell to WLL1vaH
JOrn his friend's Aug 15. 1948, sho"'. something tht>
grandpappy of lhe "'orld's Ttn Pan Alleys has onl y
done perhaps once or twice :.ince. Ht'<ly Lamarr
was the first of the famous movie superstars who
\'eotured to appear 111 person on Su lb van's I":<:
hour Sept. 17, 1950
SACRAMENTO (AP) 1952 was a spectacular )Car for the Smiling
-San Francisco County rrishman. so named bccaw,e he so seldom s miled
led the state last year in on camera. On .March 23. Rex Harri:.on and his
the percent.age of high bride, Lilli Palmer. wr rc· headlined They were
school graduates golng to followNl by Margaret Truman on Oct 29. and by
college. and Santa Clara Henry Fonda on Nov . 11;
County led in eliglbility One of the b1gg<.st grossmg st.an of the era
for the University of was an Olympic ice :-.kat1ng champion. the
~.September 20. 1979
'Glad You Asked That'
Ed Sullivan It would be if we could see some see·
ment.a of those abows replayed, to lnject a little
fresh air ... lnlo thla aweat·aodden season of repeata.
Q: Wlay did Katlt.leee Wluor, alitlaor of tlt•t
loa1·a&0 beli·aeller, "Forenr Amber.'' atep wrlt.-l.Df ud re.& • lter laarela! Elpedaltr after &M la e U.da Danell was ao fabaloa1 pla1la&
"Amber'' ta tile movie venioe! -Mn. Mary
Tbomu. BaltllDoft.
A: But she didn't retire. She'll be in your city
a ny day now promoting her newest novel,
"Calais," published by Doubleday. This book tour.
we're informed. will include the first interviews
Miss Winsor has sat for since "Amber" hit the
jackpot lo UM4.
Q: I t.lll.Dk 8arry M uUow, ooe ol oar top pop
11ln1en ud llOll«writers, IJ a real gealu. My ques-
tion ls -ls be still 1 virgj.n! -Neule D.. Pft·
ta burgh.
A : Our answer should be -how would we
know! However. we do know. The oot·so-ret.Jcent
Manllow told Us the magazine, that is "The
rlrst time I made out there was a Johnny Mathls
record playmg .. What do !the cnt1cs1 waot me
to do: take my pants off onstage'>"
Q: Wbenever I see a plM>to of Ute CaptalD aod
Ten.nl.Ue, the Captai.n always seems C.O b•ve a
wide.eyed frightened look lD bis eyes. Any reason?
-Wendy S., Pittsburgh. · ·
A: Yes The perpetually bug-eyed expression
of Daryl Dragoo results not from terror but from a
congerutal eye d1sor'der "'ruch 1s why he usually
wears sunglasses off camera r Note "The Captain
and Tenmlle" program"' Ill go mto!>ynd1cat1on latN
this year 1
Q : I beard U1at Hermione Glngold was receal·
ly injured bl a pl•oe cra8b. Yet I haven't Sttn
anytbillg lD Ute papers about It. Wbt'i. tbe story'?
-S~r L. WUsoe, Seattle.
A · 11lt! veteran Br1t1sb come<Uenne b mend1nJ(
from a fractured kneecap and a dislocated
l)boulder but not from a plane crash Sa ~e she
does not l.tke to Oy, Hermione took a lraan t1J
Kansas City to appear 1n "~1de by Side b y Sond
OAll.V PILOT ••
................
SPECIAL SET
Henry Fond•
'Family'
Rok Goes
To Fonda
HOLLYWOOD 1/\P>
llenry Fonda will star
1n a "Famil y ''
Thanksg1v10g special on
AR C a nd Joan
Woodward wi ll make
her directional debut
The regul a r cast of
·Family" will appear 1n
lht• ')J)ecial. which air:,
'.\o\ 20
~I'>!> Woodward v. <i ..,
hared to direct the ::.how
h .,, producer::. Aaron
~pe l11ng and Leonard
Goldberg after Go ldbtrg
~aw a 20-mipute film s h•·
had madt' d u rtn ~ a
... 1 u<1' cour'>t' at th•·
\mcr1 t an Film
ln'11 \Ul1· A BOOKLET PREPARED BY THE American California. worldwide worshippt-d Son1 a Henie. She skatl'd on
AHociatioo of Retired Persons and the National That's what a report thiniceforEd'sChristmasshow,airedDec.21.1952
Retired Teachers Association explores t.be aaps of the state Postseeon E\'Cn Walt Disney sho"'ed htS fa ce. on Feb 8
e d Ed · c 1953 And in ·s.i Sullivan introduced a closet full of
be1m 'ID whJch she's touring Whale looking fo r ht>r ----------
bags lll the Union Depot. ::.he bumped mlo a baggage ----------.
Jl1d looks at ways for individuals to fill them. The ary ucahon om-•p•g-e guide, "Medicare and Health Insurance mlsston said. "reahtUlly Big Shoes ... oo he purpost-fully pro
a.. Old p 1 .. . .1 bl b f nounced the word "shows " On Feb 14. three Send uour que.st&On.:1 111 H•· rJ-0rdMr (,/.ad YllU ivl' · er eop e, IS avai a e, at 0° C arge, rom more 1mpress1ve stars Joined lhe parade of famous ,, " ~RTA AARP Dept M H p 0 Box 2400 Lona IT FOUND that 71 1 Asked That ,' core o/ 1h1s "l'WffV7""'T. F~ (J f1•1r 1174Jf J.'I • • • • I • • • e . mm names to anoear on "Toast" -Fred Asta1rt:. ~r6r Beach 90801. ----......__ /percent of San Fran-..., Chicago. IU 60611 Manlyn arid Hy Gordner u1ll nn.ru.n
Medicare Is a two-part program. Part A cisco's 1978 high school Ann Blyth and June Powell. a~ many que.stum3 as ttu>y con m t~r column but 1hr
cart and took a bad fall Put some red sail~ 1n
your suf\sets. Buy one
ot the dream boats list· ed 10 the B o at1nq
classified ads of Che
Dally Pilot
642·S678 covers hospital benefitS; there is 00 charge for graduates enrolled in Wh at a "'ondcrfuJ nostal~1c treat and tnbute lo t•oltmu of mall makt>s per!<1nal repl.tet 1mpt"1ntbl<'
most people. Part B is optio~al medical two·yea~ or .four:year ----------------------------------· ---
insurance; it costs $8.70 a month. colleges~ Califorrua.
Medicare s hould not be confus ed with Next highest was Mon
Medicaid which is a state-0perated program to terey County with 68.4
help pay medical bills for low-income people of all percent, followed by ages Napa County with 66.7
percent. The statew1de • TO ENROLL IN MEDICARE, YOU sbowd aver age was 58.5 per
visit your Social Security offtce at least three cent, down from. 60.'
months before your 65th birthday. Bring proof of percent in 1977. f •
age. JI you cannot go in person, caJI the nearest
office and arrange to apply by mail.
Unless yo• apedfJ otherwise, you will
11utomaticaUy be enrolled in Part B as well as in
Part A. The premiums will be deducted from your
monthly Social Seeurity check.
When you are confined to a hospital, Pa.rt A or
the Medicare package will cover sem l·prlvate
room and board, operating and recovery room,
intensive care unit, general nursing service, lab
tests, X·rays and other radiology services, drugs
provided by the hospital, medical supplies,
rehabilitation services and some equipment Uke
wheelchairs. Most of these services also are
covered when you receive treatment in a
skilled·nursing facility.
DOCTORS• FEES ARE NOT COVERED by
Part A. You also will not receive payments for
private duty nursing, a private room <unless it Is
necessary for medical reasons), personal
convenience items like a telephone and the first
three plots of blood you need.
Part B of the Medicare program -the part
t.bat helps pay doctors' bills -covers medical and
s urgical treatments, diagnostic test s and
procedures, drugs administered by professionals,
most m edical supplies, physical and speech
therapy and, where necessary , ambulance
services.
It does not cover prescriptions aod
non·preecription medicines you can administer
yourself, routine physical examinations, eye or
bearing examinations, dental care, routine
immunizations or cosmetic surgery.
llEDICAllE DOES NOT PAY ALL the bills -
even for covered items. You will, for example,
probably have to pay at least the first $160 of your
hospital bill. You also will have to pay part of your
doctor'a bllls.
According to t.be retirees' groups, the lat.esl
available statiatica abow that Medicare pays an
avera1e ol about 44 percent of t.be total health care
costs of beneficiaries. Unless you supplement your
Medicare coverage wltb a private health
i.Dlurance policy of some type, you could wind up
paying tbe remalnlnl M percent.
Cheek your e.iatin1 policy before you tum 65.
Are you covered by a Job-related IJ"OUP policy that
can be eontintaed alter you retire? h rour
lnd.ividual policy renewable ancJ what benefits will
it provide ?
lllOP CAaBPVU.Y BDOU YOU purcbue
any policy. Your 1011 1bould nol be total
e0ver11•: It la virtually lmpoulble to 1et and ..id eoll 80 .... tbat It Woalda't.,. Worth It. 1'aia JOUf cmvaa• lmtMd wltb an eye toward
nijntm•a111 tbe daanees of your ldal eaqllt
1fltllbqebllllfor anntendedlllneu.
• • ~:&Ids Better?
' i Math lnatnU!tion Hit
l llADl80N, 1'19. (AP) -A nMU'dl ,.,_.
I bf ml••lltJ paaf111on ....... a.t ebUdra and edaltl mar '9 poor problem blew of poor mlttmldcl IDatrucdaa.
a..lhdlr•CUMl .. prDbhmt ..... ,..,_
aW me&bodl bllor'I recelYbal lormal
...... educatloa.
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uc•s ACADEMIC and
en t rance examination
standards were met by
15 percent of the state's
high school graduates,
though only 5.5 percent
enrolled, the study said.
Santa Clara with 22 per·
cent, Sonoma with 21
percent and Contra
Costa with 20 percent
were the leading coun-
ties ineligibility.
The commission also
received reports on the
possible effect of tuition
increases at UC and the
state and commuoitYt
colleges. and on the
education of prisoners.
TQ E TUITION report,
by its staff, said a $100,
Increase in tuition would
cause a decline in UC
enrollment of only 232
students because of the
offsetting effect or state
scholarships.
But the state urtlversi·
qcs and coUe_ges would
lose 8,fn> students, or 3. 7
percent of their total,
and the community col-
leges, oow tuilion·free,
would lose 58,774 stu·
dents, or 5 percent, t.be
report said.
THE STUDY on
prisoner education, by
the Los Angeles·based
EvaluaUoo and Train1ng
Institute, called educa-
tional opportunities for
prisooera ''mediocre.··
If California la In·
tereated in rebabWt.at· 1DI prUaDen, ll should
e1tablllb "prlaoa col·
le1•" where u many
.. 1,000 inmates could'
punue eoUese and ar•1
duate depw wblle in
~ the atudy l Hid .
COLLEGE pro·
1ram1 within prl1oa
Walla areoftered by COID·
maalt.J ooUeces and by
two prllCma tllat b••• b91UDaperbDm&elfour-
1•ar (INll'alDa DGt al· ftlla.d wttb tbe ..... col· =: or UC, tbe report
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Jeged .,., b8lllQ -..ted .,., Jon WaJmsJey, who portrays J ason on The
Wa ltons. Joins the Army r eser ves as
World War II begins. Tonight's two-hour
s how at 8 p.m. on Channel 2 is the pre-
miere or the show's eighth season.
• lfl«t 009 Ind • men
c6lln*'CI to be JeMl9 °""'' 11¥91 up the 12ttt pteclnct.
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REPORT el> NIWICffECI(
(I) p .M. MAOAZJHE
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•nc-by "little MIU
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8 KNXT (CBS) Los Angel<''> 0 KNBC (NBC) Los Angelo~ e KTLA (Ind ) Los Angola~ 1J KABC·lV(ABC) Lo:. Angele:.
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la dletutt>ecl by 811 ., •••
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THE :asnt CINftMllY
1Preml8re) Aller beilng -
pended In ~ for 500
ye•re. Mtroneut Buck
Rog••• (011 Oererdl
retume to E.,111 111d
~~ln•bM-
tle ~ th8 p1-·· ~ lorcM end th8 evil
~dynlllty.
***"The Aoed To Rio"
11tM1) a1ng eroeaiv. Bob
Hope. ea ~VBINE&
8"N.ft
l.811erne e11d 8hlrtey'•
fol8lldlttlp !MY be 8llOed ..., ~ ~ .
~ !o\19 ... wrtt-
terl to~.,., CarmlM.
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Simon Oeki.nd. A C8ll girt
la 0011111eted of murder Md
..-itenoed to die In th8 gu
chamber. (2 M .)
• CAAC>l. BUNETT
AMOFNENOS
G~te· Joen Rillera. llin·
Q811t Prtc:.
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MIN" (1963) J-S I-·
art. Selldre Dee. All .,,,.,.
pr~,..,_ llU l'Mny
The Aolllnl. Ed ~one.
• EVIHINGAT
8Yt.tPHONY
H.yctn·a SymphOny No 8
In 8-Allt Mljelf Ind Pena
111 •11d IV o f ··r 11e
S-1" .,. pert~ .
(RI G!> 8lACK MAWS lAHO
•'KellyetUI•' The •fe of
K111y•·1 llrwt ptMldellt,
WOO WU coneldered by
m1111y to be the "Flllier Of
Atnc:.n N1Uon8ll9m," i.
pot1rll}'9d (R)
Cl) DAW> WOl.PER
PM8ENTa
••Myfietl8a Of The GIMI
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of tlleor* • to now end
why the pyrwnld• -· ootn ..... u ''pyrlmld
~.. la 1181'1'9'ed by
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WI MU&llt force IO ,_
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d9UQtll• Ind Ills IMbl8ll
roommet• 10;GO. Cl) aAAHA8Y JONE.I
(5-1 Premiere) A rou-
tine kwe11ig.110n lllto • nre •
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D QUINCY
tSeaaon Premiere)
Quincy'• ,..... over i.oie1-
'Buck' Won't_ Linger
But Tonight's Slwt Offers Plenty for Kids •
By PETER J . BOYER
LOS ANGELES CAP) "Buck Rogers in the
25th Century," torught on NBC, is a TV m ovie that
becomes a theatrical movie, then a TV sen es pilot
c tonight's version), and may soon become a bunch
of two-hour movies for television syndication.
Hardly worth the fuss.
As one-shot kiddie fare, "Buck Rogers" is
hne, offering plenty of spacey gadgets and
creatures and galactic jargon. Ob yes, space bat-
tles, too. <Channel 4, 8 p.m .)
AS A SERIES, THOUGH, THE thing seems
destined to drop from the prime-time universe
raster than ABC's "BatUestar Galactica" did last
season. For one thing, "Buck Rogers" offeTS
not.bing that "Galactica" didn't, and for another,
Buck is at NBC, where "Star Wars" itsell might
have troubles.
Why, you might wonder, would Universal and
NBC risk an expensive space comic s trip like
"Buck Rogers" <made at an estimated $750,000
per episode) alter "BatUestar GalacU.ca's" failure
on the No. 1 network?
BACK WHEN "BATTLF.STAR GALACTICA"
1 also made by Universal) was going great guns,
NBC made a deal with the studio to make a rew
two.hour "Buck Rogers" movies, to be s hown OC·
c asionall y as specials . .---------..... When Universal saw the
box-omce potentia l or the T\' REVI EW
thing , the studio up-
graded "Buck " to---------
theatre quality and re·
leased it for a summer showing. The movie made
"bundles of dough," as one studio executive
phrased it.
The movie you'll see tonight, by the way, is an
edited version or the film that was released t.b.ia
s ummer.
So, Universal has already made some money
off of Buck, and if the series can bang on long
enough, the studio stands to make even more, as it
did with "Batllestar Galactica.'' When "Bat·
tlestar" went off the air, Universal released it to
theaters abroad, where it bas reportedly shown
quite well for itsell.
THE Z4 ONE-BOUll EPISOD~ TllAT aired
'on ABC last fall have been tumed into 12 two-hour
TUBE
ens a 8:00
returns to Walto
not well in this se
<see photo at left}
Waloons. Olivia
s Mountain, but ·a11 is
on premiere episode.
.'NBC D 8:00 Buck Rogers in the
25th Century. A n w series based on the
old comic strip th Gil Gerard as an
astronaut froze for 500 years csee
photo. review bet ,~.__-~
KHJ fJ 8:00 -.. I Want to Live."
Susan Hay ward won an Oscar for her
performance as convicted murderess
Barbara Graham in this 1'958 movie
d rama.
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ttlet ~ • youno git!'•
<Meth tume to hOrror wMrl
h8 leefne tl\at no eo-n-"*'' ~ h8a th8 pow-., to tllk• lhe drug oft thl
martet.
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retume "°"' the Med .-1ng 1 more levlall
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f'*"Y'' A petty ot Mtro-
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trOM the l'llOOll ., NEW8CHECK 10-.-a>e NEWS 88 E8'TAMPA
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Host JOllllllY C ertoll
Gues1a· Dolly Parton.
P11roc1t Dully. H111ny
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TI.LL MC, PAI"'\, \.JHATS IT Ul\E.
WORKING \,,/rTH A ZAf.W GI.Jo(
LIKE ROBIN?
I C:loo't know what NBC's reasoning is, but
Univenal doesn't really s tand to 10&e with
"Buck." The long story, shortened: •TV movies, sold in syndication for airing this year. TONIGHT'S SHOW HAS GAD£TS, BATTI.ES
Aft.er that, presumably, the film will be chopped Gii Gerard •nd P•rnef• Henaley Star Johnny Carson
Needs a Rental
up and sold as guitar picks:..·:.......---------------------------
3rd Angel
Ready
To Fly?
FRAMINGHAM, Mass. (AP) -Tonight Show
host Johnny Carsoo, playing a supper club engage·
ment here next month, wants to rent a house in the
area for five days that muat have a tennis court -
and, with luck, a heated awimn\ing pool.
Clover Aaaociates of Framingham said Canon HOLLYWOOD (AP)
is willinl to pay $1.000 for the five days, provided _ Tb e la 8 t 0 f th e the house also meet.a the following requirements: is on 1111 acre of land; baa luxurious furni.ablngs; original "Charlie 's
d .... _ Anaela" uys abe hopes bas four or more bedrooms an wuee or more to leave the blt ABC
bathrooms, and is within 30 minutes of Fram· television series next
ingbam. year '° Beek a career in
ADVE•TISEMENTS FO& the bouse, which ap· movies, says the New
peared ln local neqpapers over the weekend, did York DallJ News.
not meation Canon by name. · J aelY,t( Smith says s he
However, Lucille Leamair, a .. broker with hop8 the producers of
Clover, said she'• sure those who have already the show will let her go
answered the advertisement "know who it ls. They a year before ber con~
can put two ud two tocether." tract expires. Farrah
Fawcett left the show
C.udlON'8 WEST COAST BOOKING a1ent, two yean ago in a bitter
,Stan Jrwtn, said Canon always chooses a private contract battle, and
home for bis outalde appearances to avoid crowdl Kate Jackaon waa
and waittDC lD l1Del lD boteJ lobbies. replaced thls eeuon -
Canon la scheduled to appear at tbe Cbateau the show's fourth by
de VWe Oct. 12 throuab 14. ________ _....;m..;.;..;..od;...;e_l ...;..Sbe_Ue)'-=-Ha-c_k_. _
StanSiped
HOLLYWOOD <AP>
-Davld Birney and
Mike ConnOn atar ID &.be CBS movie "Hllh Mld·
niibt," about a mla·
taken "no«noek" dtul
raid that leaWS two lD· nocent ~ dnd.
Bil'IM1 playa a man
who ..a jUltiee after
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killed lD t.be aarc:otiea
rail.
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THE TERROR OF THE UNKNOWN!
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by Armstrong a BatlUlt
M.TM to Attempt
Play on Broadway
NEW YORK 1 AP) -Mary Tyler Moore,
wh9se last Broadway e ffort pooped before its pre
m1ere . lS trying Broadway agwn ror at least two
months on her back. in bed and in a role onginally
written for a m an.
The Emm) ·wmmng CBS star will appear next
F ebruary m "Whose Lare Is It Anyway," which
author Bnan Clark will extensively rewnt.e, a
spokesman for the hat Bnllsh comedy said.
The play 1s about a young British sculptor
now played by England's Tom CootJ -who, after
a car crash. lies totally paralyzed In a London
hos pit.al bed. pleading for the light to die.
AMMAL CRACKERS" , . \. r* ,\/'\-.,.. --·~--"'"' SINGING TELEGRAMS
714/675-9"6
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Wl11E COMEDY YO 001
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MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY
"THE MAIN EVENT" (PG)
"OH.GOO ..
"MOONRAKER" (PG)
"'CAPRICORN ONE"
'.'ROCKY II" <PG>
"MORE AMERICAN GRAFFITI"
"ALMOST SUMMER"(PG)
"HOT STUFF" CPG)
"THE VILLAIN"
""THE CONCORDE -AIRPORT 79"
"Tf:tE BRINKS JOB" (PO)
"STAR WAAS"
"CAPRICORN ONE" ('PG)
.. ALIEN" (R)
"EYES OF~ MAAS"
"MEA TBAU.8".
"WHICH WAY 18 UPr (A)
"THE MUPPET MOYIE"
"REVENGE Of THI! P9NK, PANTHER" ")
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THEATER I MOVIES
'Portraf t Gathering
Playwright Tennessee Williams is flanked
by actresses Maureen Stapleton, left. and
Irene Worth at a pre-publication party in
New York for p hotog r a pher. Rapher
Frederic Ohrioger's-book, "A Portrait of
the Theater."
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Tbe marq'*I cban1• et the Harlequin Olaner Playboule an. Wa ...aeod u • .,,.. 0-J and the
Pwsa)'cat'' wtodl up Ill _,.,.._t and makes
room few ancKher comedy .-.vtval ... Under t.be Inter n1i&sion
Tom Titus Yum Yum 'tree." .
Flnal performances of "Tbe Owl and the
Puaaycat" wttb Harvey Levf.ne and Leunl Mama
In the leadlna <and oab > roi. wm be &lveo too.lpt lhroucb
Sunday at the Harlequin, 350S S.
Harbor BJvd. juat north of Colta
11 .. a.
Then on T\lelday Mlclute.I
Boyle arrives to take a leading
role ln Lawrence Roman's sex
comedy "Under the Yum Yum
,Tree." It'll be a return engage-
ment at the Harlequin for
Fenacca's "Mario and the Girls" bas been
scheduled fo r Nov. 28 ~ Dec. l ln the OCC
auditorium, under the d.lrecticJft oft.be author. It's
the story of a famous sex symbol ot the l.t:iOs oo
her closing night in a Las Vegas club.
Boyte, wbo st.Mnd with Linda eo.,li
Kaye Henning ln "Mary, Mary" a year ago.
Preceding "Margo" will be .. Tbe Basic Train-
ing of Pavlo Hummel," tbe first play in David
Rave's Vietnam War trilogy. "Pavlo Hummel"
will be presented Oct. 16-20 with William Purkiss directing.
* "Yum Yum Tree" is ticketed fOf' a five-week
run at the Harlequin and will be followed by Neil ·
Simon's "California Suite." Performances are
given nightly except Monday with reservations be-
ing taken at 979-5511.
A FEW Pl.ACF.8 S111.L remain in South Coast
Repertory's Evening Conservatory, which will get
under way Sept. 24 at the Costa Mesa theater.
Beginning acting, movement for the actor.
American realism and voice are included in the
conservatory curriculum. The classes are de-
signed for adults 18 and over desiring professional training. ALSO WINDING UP A lengthy engagement is
the Huntington Beach P layhouse's productioa or
.. Beglnner'i. Luck " Susan O'Connell, Hank Sorkin
and Les Recd are featured in the comedy.
Final performances will be given Friday and
Saturday at 8: 30 in Suite 39 of the Seacliff Village
shopping center on Main Street at Yorktown
Avenue In Huntington Beach. Reservations
847-4465.
SCR company member and conservatory
director Lee Sballat and SCR vocal director James
Wilson wlll be the course instructors. For fUrtber
information on enrollment, caU the theater at
957-2602.
•
• CALI.BOARD Audition.'> ror Moss Hart's
ORANGE COAST COLI.EGE will be offering
two lheater productions this fall, one an original
by OCC instructor John Ferncca which will be
making its world premiere.
com edy "U ght Up the Sky" will be held Monday
at 8 p m. at the Costa Mesa C1v1c Playhouse on lbe
Orange County f et1rgrounds dJrector Stan
Wlas1ck Wlli be casting e1gbt men and four wom en
from 25 year~ oC age up
'Moon' Causes Stor111
Bertolucci Tries to Achieve 'New Drama:'
, VENICE. Italy (AP) -
·Bernardo ~rtolucci, the con-
troversial d irector of "Lai.t
Tango in Pans" and "1900,'' bas
walked into the eye or another
critical storm over bis new film
detailing the incestuous rela-
tionship of an uprooted, beroin-
h ook e d son with bis opera
soprano-mother.
"La Luna," ("The Moon"),
s tarrfog Jill Clayburgb, bas
none or the daring eroticism of
"Last Tango" nor the political
n ag-waving of "1900," but it
generated more conflicting com-
mentary than any other film al
lhe recent Venice Film Festival.
THE FILM OPENS the New
York Film Festival Sept. 28,
before taking a plunge iD ·1.s.
theaters.
"It's a n eclipse. . . . '· "A
pornographic comic strip .... "
"A soap opera .... " "A Freuidan
melodrama .... " wrote the
Italian critics, who bad once
made Bertolucci their darling.
Alberto Sordi, the comedian,
called it a film with alJ the mak-
ings of a box-office success -
"drugs. incest. .. and Giuseppe
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"LA LUNA" IS Bertolucci'i,
rirst American-produced Olm,
'what be calls an attempt to
create ''the new drama" after
''the new cuis ine. the new
philosophe rs an d the new
economics.··
The 39·year-0ld director un
abashedly admits a decade of
ps ychoanalysis sha rpened his
chHdhood recoUections and sug·
gested many scenes -such as u
baby's bike ride under the moon
with his molher, which opens the
movie.
''I coo.sider psychoanalysis an
instrument for knowledge, just
like Marxism," Bertolucci ex-
plains. "But l hope people don't
consider this a treatise on
analysis."
THE FILM FOLLOWS Miss
Clayburgb and New Yorker Mat-
thew B a rry , 17, through
Bertolucci's native Parma.
Verdi's villa and past locat.ioos
or "1900."
In passing, Communist sym-
pathizer ~rtolucci thumbs bis
nose at both the American pro-
d"ce r W>d the party Wll.b a rom·
ical scene in which a BMW·
dr1 vlng, well·dressed Com-
munis t 1ndustnah st picks up
Miss Clayburgh on a country
ro ad and bra gs a bo u t
-,wordfbhmg wilh Fidel Castro
The vignette infuriated left
wi ng Italian critics, and the par.
ly organ L'Unila, fumed "To
have thtS man as a comrade.
even an imag i nary one. is
depressing · ·
THE PLOT R EVOLVES
around the return of a successful
American opera singer to Italy
with her son after the death of
her husband. Alienated by Miss
Clayburgh's neglect, the son
turns to shooting heroin, drifts
back and forth 10 tus a.ffecbons
before d1scovC'r rng h is real
1 Italian) father.
Much ot the sexual exploration
or the reJationshtp between son
and mother is left to the im-
agination. un!Jke the explicit-
ness of .. Last T a ngo" s till
banned in naly .. La Luna ..
drew an R rall•g in lhe Uruted
States
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~arter's Pro•le•}
Heat lllne~s
I Held Comr'fwn.
NEW YORK CAP) -The beat exhauatioa that
drove President Cart.er out ol b1a first compeUUve
race ls so common amoac namers that lt'a an OC·
cupalional illness, experts in aporta med.lcine aay.
"Whal it comes down to la that anyone who
runs in warm weather geta a certain amount of
heal exha ustion. but most people tolerate il
because the sweat mechanism la able to cool the
body sufficiently," said Dr. Peter Hanson, bead of
the Biodynamics Lab at the University of
Wisconsin Center for Health Sciences in Madlaon.
WHAT HAPPENED TO c~ ON Satur·
day, Hanson and other eq>erta said, ii that be was
exercising so hard his body couldn't set rid ol tbe
excess heat. .
When that happens, a runner develops what
amounts to a fever -often u high u 101 degrees
-F ahrenheit. The mus cles
weaken, the runner feels diuy,
and lf he keeps running he may
go into a more serious state
called heat stroke and lose COO·
SCIOUSness. Carter's physician, Dr.
William Lukash, stopped the
president after the third mile ol ·.,, .
a 6.2·mile race in Thurmont,
Md .
Lukasb said Carter was ca.Tu
sweating excessively and bad become wobbly. But
after being covered with wet towels, and after a
dose of mtravenou.s fluids to replace the water be
lost in sweat, Carter recovered and was pro·
nounced in good health.
THE EXPERTS AGREED 111AT IF Lukash
had not stopped Carter. the preside.nt would have
been in danger of going Into heat stroke -in
whi ch the internal temperature exceeds 106.5
degrees and key body organs, including the brain,
are damaged. Heat stroke can be fatal.
But a runner can avoid heat lnJury by drinking
Jots of water before and durl.ng a race and stopping
1f he feels trouble coming on.
The early signs of trouble, according to Dr. H.
Bates Noble of the Center for Sports Medicine at
Northwestern University, include the euphoria
that's sometimes called "runner's high," weak·
ness, dizziness. nausea , goosebumps. chills or a
ringing in the eal'S.
* * * * * * Alaskan Praises
Carter Jogging
WASHINGTON <AP) -Prelldent Carter bu
received words of eocouragemmt from a fellow
runner and persistent political ertUe, Sen. Ted
Stevens, R·Alaslta .
"I feel it lakes a lot mare suta to atop a race ... than it would to coatmae, .. Stenm said
on the Senate noor, speakinl ol tbe president's
near collapse Saturday in a foot race.
THE ALASKA SENATO& e.u onEN been
sharply critical of Carter oo a number ol laaues,
including tbe edmini•tratloa'a
bandllng ol Aluka landa.
Stevena, who often l'\IDI in
the morning before going to b1a
Se n a t e o ffice, s aid bia
performance oft.ea la aff~
by fact.on such u tension or jet lag. ·
"I find I can't. run tbe dar
after I get back from Allllb
becaWM! ol that thine called jet
lae," said the sea.tor. 1 ...
0 "8 ON& wm •A alnofa 09• SO, u tbe president la. I applaud iabl0 for tUlal hif..pbyal·
clan's advice ud droppblc out ol tbe racfe, aald
Stevena.
He allo pralled Carter'1 lftartl to keep ln 1ood
physical condtakll-tbroaO dlllJ a.me.
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ONLY PtLOT
Near the end of its more than 50-year-Hfe, the old Hollywood sign began falling apart as illustrated by the dropping ·o· here .
• • • But the Memory Dangs On·
T~ Orange Coast residents are mak-
ing jewelry like tbis based on the old
Hollywood sign.
,·
By JUDITH OLSON
Of tM O•llY ...... S'-ff
\
Hollywood. Glitter and fancy trappings. Al·
lure and fame.
The big sign that once slood in the hills pro-
claimed It all.
Now that sign is ~one and a sleek new one is
in its place, still givtng out the message of al·
lure.
But it's not quite the same. The old sign had
charm and history. nostalgia and nuttineSs that
the new one will never have.
That old feeling is still around but it's in
s lighUy different form. It's available from a new
company in La Mirada owned by two Orange
Coast residents, Bob Jones of Irvine and Tony
Wood of Newport Beach.
They purchased the old football field-siied
sign and are cutting it Into small pieces lo make
dog tags stamped with the magic name.
The metal Is gold-plated and is hung on a
chain for a handsome, funky piece of unusual
jewelry.
J ames and Wood fi gure they can m ake just
50,000 tags from what metal is salvageable.
since much of it is bent and riddled with holes.
Once they're through marketing the dog
tags, they'll tackle revamping the rest of the
sign: the massive pile of telephone poles, wires
and poles that held it up and together.
THESE ITEMS might someday become
toothpicks, paperweights or plaques, Wood in-
dicated. but they've only kidded about the
possibilities so far.
Why on earth would anyone want to buy a
pile of junk that used to be among the most
famous signs ln the world">
"I lived under 1t for 10 years." Wood said
"We witnessed them tearmg 1l down We
__J!lought it was ternble , that they crugbt throw 1t
on the scrap beap "
W~ contacted the Hollywood Cham ber of
Commerce, wtuch owned the sign , to see af
there was anything he could do with 1t
An agreement was made that Wood and
Jones could marl<et the sign but the chamber
would retain the n ght to e1pprove any de~1gn
Wood and Jones Dlight use.
The s ign . whi c h once read
"Hollywoodland."" advertised a real estate de·
velopment m the 1920s and fell prey to the cle
ments and mara uders. s ince 1t wa~n·t well con
structed.
It was bag as long as a football r1eld and
as high as a half a field and me1de of l8·ge1uge
steel.
The partners spent a lot of tame. once the\
acquired the metal las t year, trymg to figu re
out how best to treat at
ONE OF THEIR friends. Wood swd. was
talking to another friend at a soc~r game and
the two accidentally turned up a solution for
processing the steel.
It is cleaned up, flattened and plated with
14-karat gold in plants an El Monte and San
Gabriel.
"There was no competition for the sign ."
Wood srud. "Some and1v1duals wanted pieces of
11 but no one wanted the whole thing"
A ·very small portion of it was stolen before
Wood and Jones took possession and they have
be<'n asked to .. ransom" the mtSSing pi~. but
they·ve refused to play the game.
··Everything we have as authentic and that's
~hat's import.ant." Wood swd.
They"ve tned several lunds of advertising
campaigns cthey plan to sell ooly by mail or-
der 1 and have had enough response lo keep
them happ}. Wood i.aad ... There also as
c,1gn1ficant anternallonaJ anterest." he added.
e~penaJly tn Germany and England ··
Se\eral m ovie s tars ha ve already
purchased the Jewelry. Wood s wd, but the com·
pan-~ ~•II not reveal their adenllty.
The nine ~'Opie who donated money for the
new sign . including Terrence Donnelly, Giovan-
ni '.\1a ua. Les Kellv cof the Kelly Blue Book >.
I.enc Autry. II ugh Hefner Andy Willa ams·
Warner Rrothc~ Records. Ahce Cooper and
Denna~ Llbtke. wall be honored soon by the
Hollywood Chamber of Commerce and receive
free dog tags or their own.
These rune could be called ln.le glitter rans
because they she lled out between $25,000 and
S27 .000 each to buy the new sign.
It would have been cheaper lo order a dog
tag by ma.a l from Wood and Jones.
WorksHOp: ·Take ltly loke, Please •••
By DENNIS McLELLAN
Of 1"9 Dally Pllel S-
TWO years ago Brian Dameier won a
Toastmasters humorous s peech contest in Palm ·
Springs. His subject was .. The Lost Art of
Throwing Morning Newspapers."
He based the seven·minute speech on bis
boyhood experiences as a newspaper carrier.
and. according to Dameier, tbe audience "died
laughing.''
While the audience may have expired in a
gale of guffaws, the 32·year-old father of two
children felt Uke he'd died and gone to heaven.
Afterward, a comedy writer offered him
$200 for his speech and he was asked to auditit>n at the Laff Stop In Newport Beach.
"It hit me that night that, 'Hey, you're fun·
ny ,' " says Dameier "I thought maybe I could
do this for a Uvtng."
TWO WEEKS LATER he stepped onstage
during amateur nJght at the Comedy Store in
Hollywood.
But there was a switch. This time the au
dience didn't die. Oameier did.
''I talked four minutes before J even got a
giggle,'' he recalls. "I never even saw anyone
s mile the whole time."
Despite the nightmarish reception. Dameier
was not discouraged. He returned t o the
a mateur night two more times: until be got
laughs.
And he since has discovered that anybody
can learn to tell jokes.
"Being a comedian ls one thing, but telling
jokes is basic mechanics," he says. "U you
master the mechanics, you may capture the
spirit of comedy
.. LIKE BALLllOOM DANCING you master
the steps, then you catch a feel for it."
Muterin1 the mechanics of humor is the
goal Dameier C"lt rhymes with speaker for
hire") baa for his three-hour comedy work.shop,
A Time to Laugh, at Orange Coast College from
7 to 10 p.m. Friday, Sepl. 2L
The free workshop ls designed for those who
want to use humor in writing or spealdnc and
for those who just want to bone their funny
bone.
"I'm not really teaching people to be come·
d.ians," says Dameler. "I help them use humor
in communication. It's really one of the moet
powerful tool.a and most people don't feel they
can take advantage of it."
Aa director of communications lot Athle&es
in Act.ion, the a thletic ministry of Campus
Crusade for Christ, Dameler frequently speak.a
before civic and church 1rou ...
LIKE MOST SPEAKEU, he clilc:oYered
that humor is a desirable quality to ~eel into
speeches.
Dameir says that one ol the main reuoaa
be'a IOU.en tnto comedy is that outside ol a
cburcb moet peopl• aren't too lntAtnlted in
beartq the Christian meuqe.
"'ibat'a wby u athlet. we set cbueea to
speak,'' be aaya. ''They •aat to bear IOIDetbina
about athletes and then the1'll let U1 pr•mt our meea.,. ...
He ft~ he must live people wUt t.beJ wut blfore they'll let him live &bem wbat be -••tL
"U I make them laugh, then they'll listen to
what I have to say," he says.
Dameier joined Toastmasters three years
ago specifically to develop his humor while
spealdng.
"I bad always made people laugh on acci·
dent, but I wasn't oriented to making people
lau•h oo purpose," be says.
What be didn't learn about humor from
penonal experience, Dameler learned from
comedian Stanley Myron Handelman, who
teaches a comedy class lo Loi Angeles.·
"People can be tau1bt to use humor," aaya
Dameler. "I leal'Ded and cte.eloped my humor
and I know I can help other people."
Durtnc bis worbbop Dameler deftnes com-
edy <"It's the build up and releue ol tenaion")
and UJ)llina bow to aee and ft.Del die bumOl'OUI
aide to lite.
••1 OPEN TRB• UP to obnnat1oaal
huruor," be aays. "A comedian la IOIDeoDe wbo
diacoven tblnp we're not aware of, aucb u the
tbin11 people do to stuff' a small salad plate at
the 1al8d bar.
''U.....,..ath the laup la a truth about
human nature." · W~ participants will learn bow to
write...._ ol coatrut: tboM claulc one linen
Uke "My Dellbbortlood •• 10 ._ ttaat we m• •,._at Heatioa bHH adool.''
Dameler recommeada looldn1 for the
ludlclW at the ~ bJ llmPlJ thtnttn1
the QllPOltte of UM DG1'1Dal ft1 of tNnttn1. Pie·
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ERMA BOMBECK
Catnedu Workshop
err.. Pap CU .. .
tuN ptaylla ~ at a beauty ec:ntollt, roe exam·
pie.
Tllll CAN 81!: V88D eftec:tlvely in mak.lo1
memorablt obMrvaUou about IOllltrt.binl bJp·
penln1 ln OW' Uves. H Y• D&llMter.
To Uluatrate. he mtaUoMd Jane Fonda's
comment aeveral month• a10 about tben·
Secretary ot Eneray Jamt1 kblelinger: "Put·
tin& Schleeln1tr ln char1• ol enerCY ia like put·
Una Dracula lo charge of a blood bank."
Dameler also heard radio personality Otck
Wlttlnghlll comment that "~ Carter reshuf· nect hl11 cabtnet It wu like resbutrunc the deck
chain on the nt.anJc ...
''Every day you 1tt a cbanct to say, ·rt wu
about u ucltlnc u ... : •· oblierve1 Dameler.
"But people HY the 1amt old trite 1tatement.1."
BE IW WOUSHOP participant.I make up
new oaee auch u ''It wu about u U(lUn1 as
doln1 t bulk maUln1."
"You work on your own 1tutr. then you've
For Sale:
&ot these lhlDp to UM lD ~ OWD circle," be.+::~~~~ 11aya. • _.,,
Dameier. who recommtadl 1tartln1 1
humor rue. ·HY• be'• conat.anUy wrtU01 down
fu.pny t.binp that be ..... htan or ruda Int.be
newapeper.
He bu about 4.000 Jokes and obeervatlona
written on Index cards and labeled by topic.
When.ever he needs a joke or anecdote to Uven
up a speech he Juat Soet to the flit and pulls one
out.
Dameier believes that humor la a public
s peaker'• moel powerful tool.
He 11y1 lt wHl enable the 1peaker to attract
and hold attention. It wUI help ...au t.he 1peaker
and the audience and build rapport. It wUI help
llluatrate and drive home a messa1e and it
makes the audience remember the speaker and
bll meuaae.
Dameier aaya that everyone -e1peclally
audiences -wanta to lau&h.
"U you're 1oin1 to be in communications,
you'd betier make them lauah oe they may not
be around ror the end or the talk," be says.
Memories and Dreallls
By CHRISTOPHER CORBETI' ,.,_,.,.., ,., ... ..,,,..,
M/\NC ll E STER . Conn . Gerard
McDonaJd buys and sells memories and dreams
an has shop. The Collt:clors' Comer, but he 10
s1sts it's not sad work
"lf anything, it 's a happy business I'm pre·
serving things that otherwise would have long
!>mce du;appeared," s4ys the bearded, 65·year·
old McDonald, who!>e wire-nm gla.sses and
s mile make rum sttm lake a character out of a
Dickens oovel
"I reel in some respects that I'm a
caretaker " Al the top or Maul Street in this old
mill town. McDonald holds court In a sprawling
warren. rilled w1th mlhtary antiques, clocks
and costume 1ewf'lry, cameras arid clies
packed W1th leather·bound volumes of the En·
cyclopedia Britannica
THE DUSTY CALENDAR that looks down
from lhl' wall above Mc Ot>naJd 1s more than 20
)ear!> old marking, as the !>hop does another
time
"Pf"Oplc.> rom1• in hen.· and say 1l''> hh going
into anutht•r "'"rid -.a)' MdXJOdld "'h<J !>f*nl
40 year!'> m the 1n.,ur1rn1•1· bu!>1n1•..,., !>t'lhn~
<'Ur ios1t1e!>on th•· s1dl'
1he~1de .
Stnl'e ht!> 'i ct1rC"m1·nt thrt·l y1·:.tr!> a ~•1
MC'Donald hai. Ul'V<1tcd h1mM:lf lo hi!> IOH' of r.><J
dltlt'S
Ml'Donald. who C'al ls h1m~elf u IO\'t•r of h1..,
tory, " -.u1r1111nd1•d Ii} rn1·m 11rati1ha or t1m•-"
p~5l
Case~ of old mili tary dec-orat1ons. nbbon.,
and medal'> ;md J "'ull ('IJ \'!•rt'd "'llh '"'orti.., :.nd
ht-lmeL'i re<' all 1 .... 0 ~·cnlur1t:., of"' <ir:.
"t HAVE fiiOMf;TfflNG from alm~t e~ery
war," ~ay., Mc Donald. v.hO'>C r11l11·,·tw11 •1f
m1hlal) art1facLc; pre ddtcs the Amen C'&n <'l\1l
War and includes the war 10 Vietnam
.. People sell these things and sometimes 11 ·.,
tragic." he adds. pointing lo an array <if
medals, "They wer<> so d1Htcult lo earn "
"I've had Medals of Honor .. and scores \
of Purple Hearts." he recalls.
McDonald is a buyer as well as a seller
··1 spend as much time buying here as I do
selling," be says with a laugh. stopping to hag-
gle with a would·be rock musician hoping lo
peddle an electric guilar
McDONALD SELLS M USICAL instruments,
too And radios.
"It's not a pure antiq'6e shop, if 1t were t
couldn't stay in business," says Mc~a&4, fd·
ding. "I try to have somethlnl roe everi~. •
McDonald has in stock curt~itles. rau1Uii
from a pa.tr of stutred aUipton to a ~ en.
titled ''Comic Soogs for the Ullulele "
He also bolds to an increasingly unusual
philosophy for doing business
"H a person isn't com pletely satisfied I re·
fund their money No reason has lo be
given." he !>ays "I regard plel..l>mg people as
more important than making a i.alc "
And Mc·Donald admit!. t1dJne:.~ 1~ not h°h
long l>Ult
"TifERf: ARt: MAN\' TlllNGS that I \I.'
rnO\ ed around lhul I '~ e lonR !'l ln<'e forgotten th111
I hJ\ t• ht• <'Otl r••rl1.... n11tm~' that hrow:o;1n1•
t 1ir111~1I } ...i-.•kN., ofh'n find art1d1•.., h1· h11., lon j.!
inc·\· m1.,l.11d
\fc L>on:..ld • ., n1J pu::.hovcr "'hen 1l l'Ome~ tu
Y>ht•PhnJ.: and d1•al1n~
I d11n t JHJ~ for "h.1t -.om1·lhin~ I!'> worth I
hJ\ •· t11 hu~ 11 for le-.'> ,;1nd :.ell ll for wh<Al 11 .,
.... orth," tw 1•xpla1n.-. to the rock mus1c1an with
the guitar
To a young man, with an ilrmlo&d ot n~d
hook' !vf r Onnald peers 1n·t°'r hi" wire rrm
ll I :><1~("'' and ach ,.,e., ·•Money Is to be <;pent
wmetlm~ 1mpract1ca ll v "
Old 'Treasures' To Be Shown
..J
At Newport Art Musellill
Sevent<•t>n th and 18th (•entury ant-1que".
Spanish tapestries, /\mencan C'Ul gl:si.s and
English brru;b are JUSt a few of the Item!> to be
exhibited at the Sec-ond Annual Antiques Show
and Sale at the Newport Harbor Art Museum
Friday through Sunday, Sept. 23.
Twenty-one or the 41 dealers exh1b1ting at
the mu.seutn will offer treasures created before
1830, the dale generally accepted as marking
the beginning of the industnal revolution and
the end o( lhe era of cr&ftsmen who wrought
and c arved wood by hand.
The museum is al RSO Snn Clemente Dr 1n
Ne wport Beach lnformat1on 1s :sva1lable al
759·1122
The show wlll be held Crom 11 a m. to 9 p m.
Friday and Saturday. and from 11 a m lo 5
pm Sunday
Adm1ss1on 1s S2 ror museum members and
$3 ror non-members
The antiques show and sale, sponsored by
the Museum Council of the Art Museum. will
raise fund~ for the operational expenses or the
mu!'ieum. wh1 <.'h ts a non profit institution sup·
ported by friends and member.;
Profits from the benefit will be matched on
a thr~·to-One ratio IJy u grant from the Na·
t1onal Endowment for the Arts.
Vi31tors may also attend a series of lectures
at the Pacific Mutual building located across
the street from the museum.
Topics to be cov~red Friday are 18th Cen·
tury Enal.Jsh Furniture. What to look for and
what to euard aganst. at 11 a.01. and Ntiw
England Furniture of the 18th Ceotu,y. ~ ~1al
History. at 2 p m
Saturday lectures are Collect1ona of
Amen can Salver al l1 a.m. and R4ruuuaoce Art
and the Modem Collector at 2 p m.
Sunday lectures are Made After the Best
Manner 18th Century Household Furniture
from New York. Ph1ladelphla and the South at
I 1 a m. and the Future of Oriental Rugs at 2
pm
Ekvators Need 'Ice Breaker'
The first tame I became aware of how in
llmidating elevators really are was back in
1952.
I had been to the doctor's offi ce !sixth floor>
and my husband was pacing the hallway.
··What did b• SI.,)''!'' he asked.
"The doctor s.Ud I wu g-oiog to have a ..
·The elev a tar door opened and we both got
on and mechanically faced the front without ex·
presaloo. We rode six floors in complete aileace.
The doors opened in the lobby
We walked.olC and l said," ... baby."
80MEWHERE IT 18 WIUTl'EN that no one
talks on elevators.
lt baa nothing to do with betoe around
1traogen. We t.alk to one another al football
games. •tores. and bank•.
But the moment aevtral people enter a little
tlublcle and U.. doors clOle, we all stand there
racto1 tbe Hm• direction wlth our ey• slued to
the Ught panel like we are awailina the MCGnd
coming.
l feel people want to ch1n1e. but no oae has
the aut.a.
I 8ENIE THAT more and mo,. people ate
beginning to look at. one another on the t ltvator,
but a• aoon u they art cauaht they Ul,ume the
old monk-•t·prayer 1tance.
Somewhere it 11 wrltitn th•t II indeed
someone la.lb on an eleva&or. It mual be lo a
wblapw, andODlyONE PERSON AT A TlME.
The others mual stand around and pretad
t.h.ey can't hear blm or walt for u openlq.
BecaUM elevaton an bulcaUy boriAI, I've
been t.mDted to provide t.uera • I •te.f • like "Wbet Aidtew Youna really •aid•• ... tell
you 19"" ...
E .... a
• .. IN!elc
OT ... And he's se1Un1 g~ for 7$ c..U 1
1&.Uoa ... UNLEADED "
111 favorite 11. "You eat and dnnk eYeTY·
tblnt aodloseslx pounds a wetllc."
IT'S lllDICULOU8 WREN you think about
It.
Here we all are thrown together, our bodies
touchLna one another < I once uked 1 man
draped over my shoulder what bla favorite
1llver pettMn wu). and the only exchance we
have It wt.en tM door opens and someone
•bout.a, ''ComlDI out.. pleue."
Liit week r entered an elevator and it wa1
die 11me old 1t.ory unUI a man cot on with a
lltbactd•ar A voice came from the corner, ''Tbtre'• no
smoklna on elevators "
"Who 11id?" 1rowled the ct1ar tmour.
"I SAID," camt Ute vole.. "I'll thank you
not to exhale. "
"1'11 thank you &o aatnd your own business."
"How would you Ilk• me to make an
ubtray out ol your facet"
The entire elevator ume alive wtth coa-
troveray M each OIM cboM up a 1lde.
YCIO ... , All eleuton Med It an "Ice
brealler."
1
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OiERYL ROMO I ANN LANDERS I HOROSCOPE Thuraday. September 20, 1979 DAIL. V PILOT Q
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Who Can Refuse Charlton Heston?·
An lndividual today has no nffd lo ever leel a l•clt of
ldenUty You ne6d only to read your m..tl and answer your
telephone to find out how important you ue to a multitude
of olh rs
"I guarantee that il at any time. for any reason. you are
less than completely satisfied, AFI will refund your entire
dues payment -not ju.st part of it. ALL of it."
Charlton went on to say that if I joined his group I
wou ld receive, for a n unspecified s um, a monthly
magazine about the mm industry -and an occasional
sneak preview.
He was selling tickets ror the 'annual policemen's
benefit and he was sure he "could count on me" to fork
over $10.
And the multitude wan1.& 110meUun6( they feel only you are able to aive m oney.
In return for your money. the multitude promises that
you wUI Ql"Ow as a human bel~g by rudmg a magazine or
&H.ir(bulnc new eookware or by buying a lot in the desert
THE OFFICER DIDN'T even care lf l personally at·
tended the benefit because he was giving me an opportuni·
ty to sponsor three other persons who could attend.
On the same afternoon, I received a letter from the
Smithsonian Institution in Wasbi.ngtoo, D.C.
He was offering m e the chance to help someone less
fortunate-than myself.
AS A Pal ME EXAMPLE of lhls human potential
movement . I would li~e to tell you that <.:bar lton Heston
himself has asked for my help. ·
Yes, Charlto'n Heston. the Ben Hur. one of my favorite
actors and the image T fell m love with at the age of 14.
needs me.
It was addressed to "Dear Fellow Citizen" and said
that I was one of "l ,600,000 other prominent Amencans"
being asked to donate a "most modest" $12 for a year's
isubscript.ion to the Smithsonian magazine.
These are the kinds of requests that warm lhe patnot1c
heart and elevate the cultural spint. How can anyone re·
ruse?
It was a stressful ni ght.
l tossed and turned and wrapped the s htets tignUy
around me while I tried to decide what to do.
Charlton needed me and the Smithsonian relt I was
prominent and the carpet woman wants to help me and the
police department is giving me a chance
l;i is almost personal letter read in part
"We have selected you to receive this invitation by
careful examination or hundreds of sources. Your back·
ground indicates a likely appreciation or the value and
potential of film and television in our country. . .
"I want you to know. up front. that AFI <American
Film Ins titute) membersh.ip is not ror everyone. But you
have every reason to find out if it's right for you becaUSJ?
there is no risk.
THAT EVENING I received a phone call from a
woman who called me by name and asked 1f ~he could
bave the privilege of cleaning my carpet.
Then the phone rang again.
I was beginning to feel a beady sense of seU worth
when the second caller. lhls lime a man. called me l>>
name.
The problem now seems obvious: I have entangled
mys elf in a labyrinth of guilt feelings because of calculat·
ed appeals to my wallet routed ever so carefully through
my psyche.
Such entanglements -ii not coupled with a massive
dose or assertion training -could lead to emotional over·
obligation and definite financial ruin.
( Borosrope
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21
By SYDNEY OMARR
)
ARIES I Mar. 21-Apr. 19): Forces tend to be
scattered piece together bits or information
and you will come up with complete story.
Gemini, Sagittarius and the number 3 figure in
your personal scenario. One who relies upon you
confides weight problem.
TAURUS t Apr. 20·May 20): You break free
from restriction s . Accent on speculation.
change and intensified relations hip. Young
person expresses admiration. Older member of
opposite sex reveals feelings in a dra matic way.
Scorpio native figures prominently.
GEMINI <May 21.June 20): One who pre-
viously was secretive will now want to ·•spill the
beans ... You may have to retrace some steps.
Do so in thorouJ:h, methodical manner. A writ·
ten communication serves as verification of a
property proposal. The number 5 could figure
prominently.
CANCER <June 21.July 22>: Relatives,
close neighbors may appear to converge on you
Key is to maintain balance, e motional and
otherwise. Be diplomatic without abandoning
principles. Read Gemini message for valid hint.
Change in lifestyle is due. Welcome it.
LEO <July 23·Aug. 22): Don't fall prey to
phony get·riCh·quick schemes. See situations.
people as they ar e, not merely as you wish they
migbt be. Emphasis on personal possessions.
recent acquisitions and "missing links ." Define
terms. check source material.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22>: This is power·
play day. Know it. accept responsibility, meet
challenges in direct, confident manner. Cycle
re mains high judgment. timing are on target
Create your own traditions. You are making an
Impact -know it and act accordingly.
LIBRA <Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Charisma soars;
you learn secret of getting your way. Aura of
mystery proves beneficial. Don't tell all you
know. Maintain illusion . One recently confined
to home or hospital provides valuable informa-
tion. The number 7 figures prominently.
SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Read Libra
m essage for special hint. You have ability now
to pers uade, sway, sell and wi n friends and in·
flue nce people. Leo. Aquarius pe rsons play
s ignificant roles in a new project. You can
becom e more independent in thought and ac-
tion. You'll be hailed as a pioneer!
SAGITl'ARIUS tNov. 22-Dec. 21 ): Establish
territorial rights. Protect assets. Gain coopera-
tion or professional s uperior. Map course to
goal : your position is due to be elevated. One
who understands "money game" will share a
valuable secret.
CAPRICORN I Dec. 22oJan. 19): Travel.
communication. longrange plans dominate your
personal scenario. Elements of luck and timing
a re on your side. Opportunities abound; be
selective.
AQUARJVS <Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Emotions
could cloud logic. Know it and protect sell in
clinches. There is difference between love and
intrigue. Know· it and act accordingly. Reject
the superficial.
PISCES (Feb. 19·Mar . 20>: Recent setback
could now boomerang in your favor. A written
agreement, once considered a detriment, may
now prevent a loss.
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CourMSlft &ell lmp!Oi-~ arid
ltblllll'll TtdW!tqWI llelO 1°" -II YCM ,,.,,_.
Sl'fCIAl ~S NOW fOIMIG hsy llllliOll tlilfll Mii ,,..
.... MllYl!lons '""' .... nl . ..-111 I"" flltMMI lftll¥M. 6iMlrt ~ ............. -....
Ore ... CouMy:
#3 Town & Country
547-8221
He introduced himself as a police omcer and he said he
needed my help.
Perhaps I should write Charlton back and tell him I
only go to movies where slrange·looking men in black
trench coats sit alone in the front rows.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Will amputation of
the male sex organ stop male baldness? I heard
from a reliable source that this is a medical
fact. I believe it has something to do with the
hormones and glands that control both hair
growth and fertility.
I need to know also if this type of surgery
will make the voice higher or produce other
feminine characteristics.
Find out. too. please. if, after amputation.
lhe bald spots wHI begin to grow new hair A
friend or mine said he knew or a case where It
worked. Please don't tell me to ask a doctor I
a lready have, and he answered me as if l was
some kind of nut. Hurry your answer. I am -
DEPENDING ON YOU
DEAR DE P ENDING: Anyone who would
consider self·mutUallon, for any reason, should
get psych.iatric help. At once.
NOTHING will stop the natural balding pro-
cess, whJcb is almost always an inherited tnlt.
And, please, dear readers, don't send me clip·
pings ol ads that promise magical restoratJon.
If you believe that stuff, I have a lovely s wamp
in Louisiana I'd like to sell yoa.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: May l unload a
s mall gripe that is making a dent ln my profits?
I own a s malj candy store in Oregon. You would
not believe the way people noochalantlv help
themselves to my jars of candy.
Large candy stores of~en give samples, but
T can't afford to. What's more, everyone doesn 't
have dean hands. I cringe when I see people
reach in one jar. then another. Usually a "taste"
is enough to satisfy their sweet tooth. so they
don't buy anything, or they'll say. "Gee. this is
good ... how much is it?" Wh en I tell them the
price they say, "That's too rich for my blood.
ha, ha," or some other stupid remark.
Please print this letter so the people I'm
talking about will see how it looks from the
othe r s ide of the c ounte r . -ALMOST
BANKRUPT
Wf'ddinq and engagement announcements run on
Sunday rn the Dmly Pilot f'orms are available al all
Dally Pilot of/1.ces or by calling the f"eatures Depart·
mrnt 642·4321
To avmd d1sappmntment. proSJ>ectwe bndes are
remmded to have thtm wedding .~tones. with a black·
and·wtytt> gtnss11 n/ the bnde or of the couple. to the
1''eaturt'S f)epart ment one week before the wedding
l';ngayement annnuncemrnts. unth black-and
white q/us!..-i/ nf the futurP bnde or the couple. must bt'
rect:tucd f>T/ tht' f 'eatures DPpartment su u-eeks be/ore
the weddrriy date
Ann
Loaders
DEAR ALMOST : Sorr~ about the self·
service clods. but I'm mort> concerned about
those dirty hands that are contaminating your
mer chandise and posin~ a public health pro·
ble m . Have you thought or ini.talliog some at-
tractive wire mt'sh or a glas~ window betwf'e n
the walk-in customers and those tempting jars?
l 'se your imal(lnation, frif"nd -~ou're bound lo
come up with something.
DEAR /\NN LANDERS I ha\e read many
lette rs in your column over the years from pt:o·
pie who are bugged b:o fnends and relatives
who a re never on time My complaint 1s the OP·
posite . What can I rlo about a close fnend ~ho
a lw ays arnves early"
I don't know whether she gets a ki ck out of
c atch in~ me in a 10 year-old kimono or what.
Yes terday we were ~otnjt to,a luncheon together
and s he showed up at 11 30 instead or 12 15 p m
I had a mudpack on my face and my hatr was in
roller~
lf there's a solution to the problem. r·d bke
to hear it Hints don 't help l'"·e tried .
DESPERATE JN DELAWARE
DEAR OE PERATE : SWp hiJltlng a.od teU
her nat out you wish !ibe'd stop coming early
bec ause It makes yoo uncomfortable to know
someone is waitlng. If tht' 1'-oman insists on arriv·
Ing early. in spite of your objections, don't
respond to the doorbell until you gel good and
ready.
CONFIDENTIAL to Right is Rl"'l and
There's Nothing in Between: Sorry, but the
person's feelings should be considered. No one
likes to be corrected In the pre~nce or others. ll
won't kill you to let bis participles dangle and
the Infinitives lie there -spUt.
RUFFELL'S
UPHOLSTERY
'-'IRIC SALE
W""9 Y• W.t TM Int
I '22 H~ ll•d.
C4ttfo Me-so -S41·1I56
Fashion Show
See 1a1es1 Fall
artire this Fn I 7 30 oml
and Sal 12 & 3 omJ 1n
lhe Huntington CenrPr
Mall Also nursery rhym+>
I fasruons <ti 1 30 on Sat & Sun
Beach Blvd & 405 Fwy
l'AHI< I l(HI •
MEDICAL MART
M! !JILAl I<. SlJHf ,I< :11 SLJPPl I!~
Postme•tectomy?
A na:ural breast dl'.'IC!>
noc nave a S4"am Wh\
h 0 u I d <1
oostma&tecromy breasr
form have ont-?
New.
seamless Breast r.
Form ~
has , .... natural '
feet _
ThP Yours Truly• narural·lfow breast form by Jobst 1s a
cendN soh envelooe ol seamless silicone filled with a
•of'c1a1 gPI that W1'1gn-; lhe -;ame and moves the same
as a na1ural brf'asr II •S worn righl against the skin 1n
vour lavoroce bra no ooci..et.s extra straos t>ags o r
covPrtl"OC.
Th., Your~ Truly breast form 1ha1 shapes itself w11h
1np t>alanced behavior of a naiural breass is available in
th1rlePn bra and cuo s11es Ask to took at one today
J61 HOSPITAL ROAD• NEWPORT BEACH
b42·9t02
FlllAL 3 DAYSI
s2so,ooo
REMODELING SALE
SA . VE•,.50%
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thre• ... •ut tlle store Oii 1111111y of our
I ftM ........ CHINA, CIYITAL, llLYll,
POICILAINI, allll ether 1tft lf9ml.
SALi ENDS
SATURDAY, SEPTIMIER 22
-DftCt Sf TUR PflVI uon
SOUTH COAST PLAZA• COSTA MEM, CA. 92626•(71')·.S.O 2627
The Opals of Oaobe< collecnO<l .
Feorunng !he spectoculor Flowpr of
Shohmor comes to Orange Lounry
only 01 Jewels by Joseph Ths doz
zhng collecnon of~ wilt OE> dis
ployed with a huge pre-Holiday
seleCT1on of exqu1s1te opol jt>Welfy
and loose srones OV011oble for '-Ole.
Opal ourhonry John LeSovvoge
will be 1n rhe srore along with our
, of expen gemologl~ 10 on·
swl?< y<ii quesnons obour rhe5e
beounful stones ... Only or Jewels
byJ~
Tuesday, October 2
through Sorordoy,
October 6
DM.YPILOT Thu.-.V, ...,..,,.., IO, ttrrt
Promoters
Big Winners .
In Pag eants
CUERRY HILL. N.J <AP> Mlaly Murr 11
hUt~ up her evelllnl 1own and climbed atop •
chlr to rouM the t'1 UflMjlt lMD·al• 1trla at her
feet to 1J1p oe 1ml&e. and &kip Joyously into th•
hnate ol \be Mll.t T n USA. New Jn1ey patttanL
And rememMr," Mlfly crted. "n<> mat
ter who _.a.Uls away walh the crown. every 1ln1le
oa.e or you are q~n• Jutt for betnt beA 1"
•ISTY. A STAJ't' AIDE PO& Miu T n VSA.
11 an old band Al 19, she'~ roml)f'ted ln ti btlauty
pa1eant.s Som e asked her to pay an Mlry fee and
·H•ll 1d\•ertam1 for lhe pro1ram, aome 11ked h"r-
lO do noOuntc but •m•J~ '
Reauty paaeant ry h u a welled 1oto ,.
tllult1rrullioci-clollar lnduatry Some P•&un.._ lU4:
ndm~cl profi~ -1>y publlcl'llJ\t apon.aors who foot
!Jt\' bills O\beni prorll dlr.elly. by taklo1 &n money
from starry.eyed elrls. dotJn& plllr"nu. and thei1r
·o m murulles.
The M iss Teen USA P•K Mnt las t month WM'
be first that l8 year old M arg•r"t Kulak of Man .. me. NJ . entered. When a letter cam~ Inviting
1er to compete, her-pucnlb put up lh $200 anlry
ee
"l 'D ALWAYS WANTEU TO B E 1n ll
tege ant." she 111ud •·1t '1> cvt!ry l\merk»n 1ld 's
.fr~am I got this lctkr uru1 I riK•lrt.'<I If I wa11 good
·nough to be u i,tltlt· fan&h~t . I rnuld be good
•nough to wan '·
This 11> how Mar.:ar\'l t•umC' to ret·eiv(' thul In
·1tat1on, 1tC('11rthn~ lo (tl11111t Wood11\J(, the dlre(:tOr
Jthe·Ncw Jers ey pai.:Nrnt
"Nine rn11ntht. in t1d vttnt'e, we st•nt hlerally
ousands of lt•1t1·r' to 'l'hooli.. ministers, model·
J:: and dann "·h1H1I'. ask 111.: tht•m to recommend
:irl!>," Mrs Wooding :-,u1d "Th1:11 a seleclJOn com-
01ttN.' scrct•n<•d tht• girls' apphcat1ons"
The comm1ttt.•t.• n·Jl·«ted ~nrts under-14 or over
8 and girls who n•1}(irtt•d u f(nde average below a
l. !.he said Th<· rC''>l "t•rc nollfaed that they had
ieen selected as "f1nuhsts" in the stale pageant.
"MY PARENTS WE RE SO PROUD," s aid
.nother contestant. l>iane Chiola of Highland
'uk 'They were bragi.:1ng lo everyone. J felt hke
1 special person "
Like DlanC'. most of tht> 97 girls persua ded
'>Cal bus~sses to pay their $200 entry fees. In Te·
um. the p;igeant ~cot a sponsorship certHicah:,-a
r:ee 1wgeant µroJ:ram . and two tickets to tht-
1a~<'ant •
~ r~ Woot11n~ ~11!>0 1n v1tcd the girls to sell pro
•ram adt. Jt'!> not req u1rtd. !>he wrote them. but
'.iris selling eight pagci. win a free trip. to lhe
la wai1 pal(cunl and those selling Sf'Ven pages get
1 trip to tht· Alaska contest. The girl who sold the
nost would b<: n a m ed "Miss Hospitallly -New
lersey"
T he 97 finaht>ts s old 43 pages of ads worth ut
east $10.SOO Tht• pageant also took an $19,400 1n
·nlry fN!l:>, $5 a head for <Jn audience of about
· ,000, and an untold amount at $2 50 each for pro·
:r ams and mcmi>ntocs like the $18 50 Jackets a nd
,5 1' shirt.'I bearing lht• «onte'it's emblem The
:ross ta ke in New Jcr..,cy'> A conserva tive
..11umate: $35.000.
THE PAGEANT'S EXPENSES INCLUDED
• taff travel. program pnntmg costs. bed and board
or two nighL'i for the finalists and staff. and
1r llf"'L
Mrs Woodmg, a ... hart'holdcr in the Miss Teen
!SA Corp . would only '>ay sht• makes a "decent
1vrn~" from the pagt-crnl
Except for s mall d1ffcrcnres. M1!'.s Teen USA ,
MiKs United Tecna~er and Miss National Teen·
Jgcr operate 1dcnllcally
Th<' United pugcanl requires girls to bring
white hoots a nd poin ts out that they're sold by a
North Carolina firm which, said state director
Karen Kilby. c ha rges $22 Miss Teen USA makes
no s uch recommendations.
llUSDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF GIRLS
enter pageants big and sm all, more than can be
counted -every year. Bul not all pageants charge
ent ry fees and urge entrants into sales feats. Nol
all aim to make money.
Both Miss America and Miss Junior M.las are
nol·for-profit. The Dr. Pepper-owne d · Miss
Teen age America doesn 't have nol·for·proflt tax
status. "but it's run that way," 1aJd Mac Martln, a
vice president.
J unior Misa he.adquanen aelect.s local groups1 to run preliminaries, said Vice President R.C.1
Laulen. If entry fees are c bar1ed. he said, the
,)ocal organizers a re required to flnd lhe contes-
'J*'Du' sponsors. He added, "We don't allow any
:iatrl to pay to get into this thing."
Mias America c hief Albert Marks says local
pageant.s are m eted out to civic groups, often lo
Junior Ch amber of Commerce chapte rs.
'1'HER E AR E NO ENTllY FEES," Marks
!lays. "If there's a profit on the state or local level,
ll 1oes to lhe civic group's project.s."
Some pageant.s Miss Teenage America,
Mlaa USA and Miss Hemisphere among them -
1ell prellmloary pageant franchises lo civic
groups, free-lance pageant produce rs or bu.si·
a e1aea:
Miss Teen age America franchisea sell for
between $1,SOO and $3,000, Martin aaJd . He said 9S
•percent are bought by Dr. Pepper bottlers, who
uae lbe contest u a "pro motion." The pageant is
Ht up, Martin said, so "there Is no reason for a
tir l to spend any money · ·
Al Roselli of Miss Hemisphere aald fran chises
are aold for $750 and franchise owners profit by
aelUng program ads, programs and admission
tickeu. But he said he dumped a Florida franchise
owner who gave spec1al lrcalment to lhe girls who attld the moet ads.
"HE GOT .. l&ED roa IT AND be was sorry lte wu fired becaute he made SS0,000 ln hia state,"
.OMIU 9dded.
What '• ln It. for lbe 1lrls? For lbe wlnnen,
trlse1 -1cbolartblps, wardrobes, l riJ>I. Mia•
ll•milpbere quMDI wln diamond watcbea, c1r1
d more RoMW Hid. Tbe former Junior Illas, 18-year-old Susan
rvath. woa a four-year coUece 1cbolanb.lp aod ooo 1be plau to use for law 1cbool. But If 1he
'baa111 ta.r mind about aebool, Lauten aald, lbe
aab "l oet back lnto o ur foundaUon."
JI MJN Teena1e America doesn't co to school,
atd Mac Martin, 1be lo1es her acholarahlp prbe.
"at'• alto the rul• at tbe Mlal Amertcu pa1eant,
,.Id Maru , &IN_. there'• "dire~·"
: TD&E Aa S NO 9T9INGI AftACB&D to
Iii Teen USA'I ·~·· -MOO for 1tate en and t ll,000 fw U.. MtkMa•l qUM9, 1ald n Woodlftl. That'• true, too., at Miu Umvene PfiM ..,...,, 1ald chl9f .,... .. oftleer Harold ~otaaHr, because. ''J think a llrt II ~ to Mr
money, and a ll the money, that lbe woa. ----~~-,
Af'WI ....... ..... ..w ... d
So uth Al111.·u has
pluc:cd lruvt!l r~~tr1c·
t1u 11 b on h t>1trl
tr u n s plu n t u1onet•r
<'hrt!>l rnun U<1rnurd.
uhovE>. bt•t·t1UM' of 111~
d cfomw of fornwr In
forrn utlon St•1· 1 t•t .1n
1'>.tht•I Hhoodn·
Foreigt1ers
Hold.in~
S tate Lan d
l•'H ESNO t/\1'1
M 11r1• th 11n 212.000 1H·r1•'
of C"1thfur111u farmlun1I
an· own<•d by foreign an
vcstors, uccordang to n·
ports filed with the Unit
ed States Department of
Agriculture .
T he foreign holdings
are worth $273 million.
mostly in the San J oo
quin and S a cramento
v a lleys. lhe reporth
compiled by McClutchy
Ne wspapers sho w
MORE THAN on.-
fourth of the total, fi0 .000
acres.-1s in Kern Counly .
the fis;tures show
O ther for(;'J~n O"Wnc-d
acr~age totals. by 1•mm
ty. lasted in ug n«ullun·
dt>parlml·nt ri•1111rt~ r"
q u 1 red u nti l' r 1 h·r
Agnculturnl Fort•ign In
vestment D1 sl'losur1•
Act. arc
KINGS, 30,3"7 a,.rc·..,.
Fres no. 20,34K. T1·lwm;1 ,
16.957; Tular ... 13,420 ,
Sac r a m e n to. 7,4 fl5 .
Me r-ced. 5,983, San Joa
quin , 5.798. M adera.
1.779, Stamslaus, 1.191
San Be nito , 3.774
acres ; Yuba. 3,483. Sul
ter-. 3.471 . nuttc , 3,14:.!,
Sonoma 3,047. Glenn.
Z.609: Napu, 1.699. Men
doc1no . 1 .~IJ4 , Sl'llano.
1.417 . Yolo. S.S9. l.a~s.:n.
853 , S1nra. <!40 EI
Dorado. 146 , Colusu, 11i
TWO COMP i\ N I r.:.;
with par-t1 al owncr'>h•p
by foreign in terest~.
Producers Cotton 011 Co
of F resno a nd Shell Oil
Co. of Houston . Tcxa~.
own 75,000 acres In the
San J oaquin Vullcy
A maJority of Shell's
stock is owned by Shell
Oil Co . o f the
Netherlands. Pr-oducers
ls a s ubs idiary or
Bangor Punta Corp.. of
which a Weflt German
firm bolds a 9.3 percent
interest.
PUC Ends
Phone Co.
Ad Rules
SACRAMENTO 1/\P I
-The s lllte l'ubllc
U tilities Commission
will end it.s SJ.year -old
regulation of advcrti11ing
in tele phone compAny
yellow pages next yeur.
The r egula tor y law
was repealed when Gov.
Edmund Brow n Jr .
s igned SB301 by Sen .
Alfred Alqu1s t , D·San
Jose.
The meMure was s up-
po rte d b y the PUC.
whi ch r e gulateR the
rates and content or ad·
ve rlls lng in telephon e
directories.
The reguJation was or·
d e red in 1926 by the
s tate S upreme Court,
which aald directory ad-
verllsin1 wnded to be a
m onopoly.
AJquillt contended lbat
.,tnce then, compeUtive
forms of advertlalot
have 1pnan1 up In radl~.
te levl1lon, new1Jpaper1
and ma1ulnes, aK well as com mercial dire<:,:
torle1. ~
Farmer Named
SACRAMENTO <AP>
-Gov. Edmunct Brown
Jr . b a1 n amed a
Woodland 1raln farmer
to Lbe uatt Air
Be101,ar cea Board .
J a m 1-s t. e a t h e r •
opet'at.-l,JDO au.. ln
t.be 8uUer' buln.
NATION I CAREE~S The ....... Martietplece on the 0taftl9 Cont
DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS Fl Id 'Unllmlted'
Librarians
nave CliOice
By JOYCE L. KENNEDY
O~ar Joy~•: Ottter tllu worts lo • Ubruy,
•hal \'ould I do wtU. a Ubra ry acleaee cleared
l: o .. Olympia , Waih.
rurole CW1hmo11e hu some ldeu. A Ubrartan-
lurnc\I executive. she Is vice president of Baker &
Taylor, tht nation's largest book wholesaler.
C u s hfllore says a crowing number of
llhrurl•uu. urc desertmg the "tttacks" for s uch
alternatlvu rtclds as publishing. lhe inlormaUon in·
dustry und hbrary services and s upply firms.
ANY Ot' TIIESE J OBS. CUSH•O•E says, ln·
l.'lud1n.c tbQsu a{ her company. paraJlel work 10
hbru1~ sclPcHng UUes for purchase, buildinc
duta bases a nd cataloging a ct.1v1llea. The
workplace 1s diffe rent but similar tedmlcal ex·
Pl'rt1sc 1s net'<led
0th ·r Jobs m the business world combine pro·
fc:sMonal llbrnry s kills wilh managerial. creative.
murkt•tani.: una sclUng tnlents lJl s uch positions as
;.ulrnlrustrator-, public relations writer. marketing
dlrPr l o r uod s ales
n·pn·sentatlve
Why the mushroom [ r ~ o r-ERS ] in.c anterl'ISl in br-oader ~-
huriions ·1 Among rea· ---------~
hon s the lilJrury JOb
11 wrkl•l 1s dwindling , librarians, nearly 85 percent
of whom arc frmalc. arc being a He<:ted hy social
1·hungc leudmg to ullered career uspir-ations
TUE l.IBRARY SCIENCE-T RAI NED ex
t·1·ut1 Vt' ~av~ thl' advantages of the corporate world
11wl11d1• lugh1:r salarws, a nd l>O met1mt:l> bonusei,.
.. 1urk , 1·ars m11l other perks
f'':1vorahl<' advancem ent opportunities are
<•notht·r µlus. <'ui;hmore says. noting that o ne
hbranan hirt•d hy Haker & Taylor four years ago
11> a vicC' president for an academic book dls·
tnbulor
And rather than sealing off pathwa_ys into
tr ad1t1onal library careers, b us iness exposure
probably will add to an ind1viduaJ·s marketab1hty
.,hould the pcrson wanl to return to a library s et
1mg
UreakanJ: mto the business world from I.he
library community can be a problem because
l•mployn!> tend to ster-eotype libr a rians as
lat•kadaaMcal book custodians ruther than hud
1lnv1ng, profit onent<:d bul:>1nesb types
SO C't:SllMORt: ADVISES SWITCHERS 111
thorriughly analy1.l· lransfrr<ible skills and traits
n•M111rcf'fulne!':t~. manag1·rial ability organ1za·
ll<rnal ~ktlls and as~1gnm 1•nt rollow·lhrough, for In
'tann· Tht•n y11u'll tw b<'tlt•r abl~ to provide an
t«rµrc·tal11ms of focl'i that ..,how you are quahfu·d
tu think 1n ttrms of the hollom line
In acld1tion lo rescarehlllg lechn1que!> 111 the
best J<1b hunt manual!'>, Cushmore sug~t~sL'> that
.1:-µ1ra n14 cxeC'ut1ves s«a n uds an µrofesswnal
puhlleatwnl:> and talk w~.h llbranan1> 1n bus iness
JOhs tht·y attend profrs~ional conferences or-can
hl· located through graduate school a ssoc1atJons
RF.ADf.'I< SER VICE To obeam a COf'!/ of o 20-~t'
/JOoltet .. Super Careers in ln/onnalwn Sctt'net>." /mm
thf' Amencan Socuty for lnfcmnatwn Sew-net>, nic&ou o
11amped. Sf'lf-Oddressed. lnng tdute n~~ wtlh 11our
n•queat w J<ryce Loin Kennedy al Bo.t 156(), Cofto Mt'so
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COUNTRY FRENCH CHARM
On Lido on <1 forty fi vt· fool lot.
Cathedral ceihnJts . country kitchen
with finest built-in appliances, peg
I & g roove noors, 3 bedrooms and
d en. Frenc h doors. large south
patio. Pnrc $410.000.
A C<X.OWILL ..... CO.
844·9060
21t1 SANJOAOUIN"'U.11'0 INHl~CINTll'
mac nab I Irvine
realty
A I UIStDIAfllY 0 ,
TN! IRYINE COMPANY
IA YNOHT A flOOl.J
Rcl1t i,c & enjoy t,Jlc bay view rrom
this finely conslructed 3BR home
w rtort ror teenagers . Ort·street
parking & l·car f(arage . ..1750,000.
E laine Svedeen 642·8235-. < E-91 >
642~tus "'4-uoo
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Spanish Otwored fou r btdroom ll'th
2600 8q. n .. oll on Ont floor. Superb
ocean and ba_y Yl<'W. beam celllngs 3 s~paratc patios a nd very flexible
financ1n1t. Owner w1ll sell on contrad
or carry s econdary financing A
llnlque Home At $285,000.
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REAL TORS ' 675 6000
2443 E.m Coan H1qhwav. Corond del Mar
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WE HAVE
S!VEltAL FIME
IA YFltOHT HOMES
Wl1H P'IER & SLIP'
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
341 Bc1y~1df' Drovt• N 8 ._:. 675 6161
SHARP DUPl.EX
in most qwet res1dl!nt1al
area. near water Two 3
BR. 2 bath units. bltni;, frpl.:, 11ara0 c m cld'd VACXX>. " .
JACOBS REALTY
__ 675-6670
YE Ol' FARMHOUSE
RUSTIC-AXER
Loni? private drive to
Jtiant tree secluded 2 sty
o n e s t ate -s iz ed
jO"OWlds. Bnck frontage
& En.WSh bay windows.
4 or 5 BR. lncl. hide-a·
way game rm. Real
rormal din rm. Country ---------! kitch w/pantry . F a m
SI!> Bf':C.iONlA South of
Rm. Domed ceilings .
Bnck frplc's. Sep. hobby
workshop Only min. to
beach.. Ready for this?
Must sacrifice -$89.500.
CALLNOW1 !
96J..{BJ2 BK R
1-lll!h" ay . Two lwdroom, G R t; A T p O R T
2 balh home. F.xtt•ns1vPI.> MARGATE. Custom ized
& re a ~ o n ab I y re "PaJermo" 4 BR. Must
f U r b I S h C d b Y see. f'lex1ble financing
o wner /d ecorator . possible. ·
Separate spacious j(ucs t LOWEST PRICE o n
room & balh for in·law~ Balboa Island Remodel
or additional income. 1111.o your dream home.
Elegant c harm on a l.2tiCoral: $250.000.
large lot 42 Coot wide BALBOA ISLAND
R-2 lot.. well pnced at REALTY $?12,!iOO. 673-8700
COLE OF HlWPORT DO YOU WISH
RIALTO.$ you bad a dream borpe! ~~~·~7~5-~5~5~1~1~~-f Make It a reality with _ this superb home which .--------·I provide s everylh1ng Deeded for gnic1ow; I.ho.
2 STOllY antt· 1..11rge " Bdrm. 2.,.,
St.ak.e root, 4 Bdrm. 2'• bath home v.ith a jacuzzi
Ba. $133.500. Easts ide PLUS the advantage or a
Qista Mesw secluded l Bdrm, 1 bath
D-.. McC__..--income unit. A r eally --r ..--, Nfr. i;!reat buy. call today ~~~5·~-7~7~2·~~-l 979-5.170
-OCIAH--Flt-O-HT-1 ALLSTATE
55 FT. LOT! REAL TORS
CUstom deluxe duplex; 4
&3 bdrm. unita, gour met LEASE/OP'TIOH
kitchen in owner 's apt. + $5,000 DOWN
lots or imported tile. Beautiful cond .. 4 BR 2
frplc. each unit. 6 Car Ba + big family room.
garage + much more! all new kitchen & baths.
$895,000 ' Try your only P .SOO. $600 mo. on
terms! lease . Ruth Laurie. Rltr.
lalboo lay Prop. 64M3llD ·
RHltors * 67ir 7060 * Trade your old stuff for
• ~~~~~~~~~~I new goodies with a Classified ad. 642·5678
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810181 ILlllf S. CD.
OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE
EXCLUSIVE LISTIHG
I LUFFS
~upcr "1':" Plan F.nd nit -Three
Bedr!>'lms Plus Family Room -/\-1 Settinll
. Vil'':" Plus fhmcl' Greenbelt -Louded
With 1'.xtra.'I \a ll For Appointment A
",Joy Or Newport" Listin((.
I LUFFS
Newly Priced Slnftle Level Condo. Elnd l 'nit.
Lar(!e-A11i1umable Loan. Sl79,900. Call For
Appointment. A "Joy 0( Newport" Llstinl(.
631·1•~
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F"amali• I ootini r or II
w-.y al Ufe wlt.b park.a.
scbool1 aod 1bopp1ng
clole at bud. back yard b..... Mel ,.. • ., of
room to 1pttad out Ulle
UDI! Well. we have It l:n North C*ta Mesa for
jull trr .... C..ll 6tM 14'
IYOWMBJ
Qw-m.ing 3 Br houl•. comptet~y remodeled. 2 a.. separate dUlitll rm,
dd O&k noon. La cor-ner kit w /add-on ~
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pmnintt ONO It '9)'
view. New piumbao1 6
appllan cu. 12111.soo.
f7S.l114, work 913-7129,
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II.AA. UTAn DCIUIMCI SIMCI tt49
CAMYOM CllST Whether it's your
rlrst horn . or retirement vllla -this
clc~anl condo could be the answer . 3
RC'drooms . family room & 21h baths.
Both Uw floor plan & location are very
l'onvcnient. $182,000.
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COATS &WALLACE
REAL ESTATE . INC.
YLCCA. VALLEY HOMt
Beautiful vie w, Ideal
neighborhood. Near
Shoolitrul cent.er. ~l .~. GARDEN GROVE
8'AY tbia Jr. ~. 3 br Is l-. lam rm pool home
ID EMtaicle eo.t.. Met1a
for SlCIK dwn •move in
lnveator 's duplex + 2 NOW! '1JOK, Ownr. Call
good rental1. pool. ~~r.,.: 8'2· 1970 o r
frpk:I, charm. 125$,000.
Principals only. M0-48118 'EASTS IDE: U nder
Residence + Income. Sl.00.000. Principals only.
Oreamide ol hwy. G.H. NJent.831-0tlll.
Robertson, Rllr. 675-0562.
SAL E BY 'O WNER •
Reduced 110.000. Lovely
4br. Zba. Totally re·
decorated. Pool size yrd.
3 pnv. l>eacbes. Cameo
Highlands. 6'1 0930,
lmtlWI Co.do
New listing! 1m mac. 2·
sty. 2 bdrm.s .. lV. b11 ..
balcony, frpk.; lge. rear
yard. 2 Yrs. o&d. t112.900 NEWPOIT BEACH
\\ I ~I t 'i :\
759-0811
3 Bdrm. t'W-de·sac. Ex·
cept.ion&J buy. $76.900. Call Bart, Agt. 839-7933
eves,
GIB WALKER
64().,S0418 ltEALTY 675-5200
TAYLOR CO. l >t'•IMTIHST
MO q&IAUFYIMG
Sharp 3 br, 2 ba. rrpk.
great area ot H B Close
t.o shopping & schools a.soo
1024 ••••••••••••••••••••••••
Owner ~og transfered•
Would like to sell bJ.s 3
bdrcn . h o m e Me..sa
Verde area. Please con
tJtct me at 754-6216 Pnn·
("lpalsonly
1\1-:\I I< II\~ •,111 n· l~MG MISAVHDl
FAM'TASTIC IAYFAOHT C<*OO
FOil L~-$1,500 HR MOHTH
Presently being totall y redecorated
with new carpeting & drapes. new
paint inside & out . new kitchen
appliances including mic r o-wave
oven. Huge living room & dining area.
2 spacious bedrms & 2 baths. Bayfront
water view. Boat slip available.
DaYld Bourke, Rltr
546-9950
4 Bdrm, 2 bath. qua.I.it)'
bull. shake roor. double
fireplatt Great locat1on.
ideal ror entertam1n11
Large rec room. lots or ---------1 decking , lo w mil1n tenance yard OHered at
SHM.CXX> Ca II 5'0-llli I
-~-HERITAGE . • REALTORS
OAK GLEN
D1st1nct1ve new 2
bedroom. 2..., ba con·
domi.ruums. S97 ,990.
2518 Elden Ave. C. M .
64.2~
FAKl'ASTIC
3 Bdrm, 2"'2 bath Condo
in Rh.tr area of Costa
Mesa Mouvated owner
will sacnf1ce for $96.500. WESLEY H. TAYLOR CO., Realton
21 I I San Joaq1i1in Hlffs Rood
Asswne
The Loan,
9.4°/o Newport Pier Reolty MEWP'ORT CEMTliR, M.I . 644.4910
·•· 1.m:rdi
.))a.Jh MI 1fi/,., /N/
l.fr,.11/f
If you arc looking for
gracious llvin R 1n
l\i€11<port Beaches most
prestigious location.
please call us for in
rormauon on our hsltngs
in
BIG CANYON
644-1493 &4().4 27 7
*VETS* Uw Yow EliQiblllty
NOW ... NOOO~
LOANS TO SJ00.000
l.IJW I.NI'. RATE. Let us
show you bow to qualify.
T• to Red Carpet
We u.... 754-1202
N-X&216
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ly OwMI-of L..ct
"T'BACO ST A TIOH
=.Bnalol of Warner
Santa Ana, CA
s.le Dete: Wednesday
Septa;, 1979, lOAM
Minimum Bid $105.000
Deposit Req Sl0.000
Sale t.o be on !lrounds
For further info call
R o l an d Flemin g
213/~2721
R ic hard S h ee t s
213/~2742
._.EatateDMlkMt
City of Los Anc)eles
DOVBSHORES
EUGAMCE
Dramatic m arble lhru
iza t e d e nt r y . U n ·
surpassed elegance with
eartbt.one carpels" open-
ness thru all fooms .
spectacular pool with
pillars and garden tran·
qt.ility. A lruJy classic
and pres tigious home.
Call today. 645--0303
FORESTE
OLSON .... , .
3 Bdrm Portarlno
model + Ruest house
with fireplace and
sep a r a t e e ntry
Perfect for In-laws
This could solve
yo ur h ou si ng
problem~. '266.900
BAY DUPLEX
VIEW! VIEW!
Panoramic Newport Ba)
views Crom 11or1teous 3
bedrm upper unit or
spacious 2 bedrm lower
urut! Natural brick fplcs
Wet bars 4 Car garage.
Boat space Steps to
beach Dial 752·1700
FAST! • f • , • I I
[~ I ; I I .. : ! h~ 11 ' .. ...
HOUSE I U UTIFUL
Lovely entry and decor.
Many upgrades. 5 B R 3 na. 2 patios . EZ care
yard Walk to park and
schools. A• treat to see'
Owner w1help rin. Ruth
Laune. Rltr. 646-4380
Ne"°rt Dllllex
HU TOP
HACl&IDA
(,rac1ow. Me:.ll \'erdt• ·1
Hedr110m r ant•h :-.t~ le•
Tiii· cnlr\. cat ml! url'if ,
f}t)Oy sweepml( \ ll'W!. of :.tone f1replJl (' 14all to
the \'ast Pac1f1c & unl'lltl wall l'arpct::. C<iH'n:d
IOI! s unsets from lh•l> lldllO llurr)' ~129.000
custom bwh 3400 s4 rt liK.R t:all !'>40 17~
hacienda. h11th m lhe Tll•"'Y!aL. rollinR lulls overlook mg -• ~-
the red ule roofs or San -----· Oemente. This ma1esuc ,._ _______ _
home bas an eleiiant 1"
master bedroom su1 tt
with a beauurully uled
Roman tub & 2 ~uest
rooms with their own
balcooy fo,· )OUr J?Ul'::.l :.
pnvaC'y 2•~ baths . 2
Me x1 c il n t ill· pa t ICI~
formal dJmniz room. 1!011
ble ,llaraJ?e "'1th opent 1
COSTA MESA
4 Homes on I Lot
LOWEST PRICE 1n
Qi6ta Mesa Only 10'~
down OWC Alwa ys
rented
Wortd Real Esta+~
556-7777
den lt!Jrar; & m•11 1·· 1---------$385,000 "1~h i:r,.,tl
term-; Call (;ra1iz ~rn1t h
752 1920. k QUAIL
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Wishinq Well
ln tht> lush ! ard or this
d ynam1C' J b edroo m
home Co unties~ up
1tr ades, c ozy h~a rth
fireplace, w•ll to wall
10,... Tit l :lO P.M.I carpet.s, farruly kitchen ~~~~~~---1 Covered patio, XLNT -area It 's all he r r' R ..... s1i7loo
Unbelievable Newport
Beach value' 100 steps to SUPER DUPER
sand and ocean! 4 Bed rm is the best description for
$114. 900 BK R Ca II
541)-1720
+ 3 bednn urut. Needs this lovely 4 Bdrm ho111c yot.r'n,C~'l w•1t, call with 'a spacious l1vin11
now152·1700 , room. 2 lrplcs. near new
1*1 • "· • '· • carpels, and a Rlistcnmj! [ ®.. IR!IHI = &1.·~~~°NoJ;''
dTISTlC CHALET A LL STATE
IEACH + P'OOL REAL TORS
Qua.mt 3 BR, 2 Ba. Lge
TAAllU.. -· Ea.st.side POOL
4 br. 2 ba. ram1ly rm. h·i: rm. (rpls, "luest home.
Many xtras Assume
loon 9 9bp mt >\pprox
bal $102,000 l>nct'd un
der market $165.000 Ca ll
642·0467 o .... n a 11nt or
963-0961 Broker
2005 Balboa Blvd.
Newport Bch. 673·20 58
PUBLIC PREVIEW
E/\STSIDE CU!-.TA
~ESA
Jbr. l:S..ba . ::.ep lndry
room Will cons1der \ \
250 E 19Ut Sl 12 to J !)..it
2'2nd • & 5-Ja 23rd
~5911
MUSTSEU.!
Sharp 1m m a c J l>r .
2"'2ba. Ille ram rm. covd
patio Above ground
pool Cstm drps 'Jn
C~ta ,\te-d $101.0()'1 lh
r>v.ner Assurm hie loan
()µ.'n ~ 12:; Sat Sun
I~ Concord, ~ l :'ti
551>1~
81,f'roASSUMAIU
"'92 1P l.1 pr mo will
cllJTY I.his e XJS un g v A
loan.
RIDUCB>TO
$149,900
OWNER WILL
CARRY 2nd
Well mamtained 4 br. 2
bl 2·.!llY :-Opt. area hom"'
w pool &spa
C.a.IJ.!onua llomeseller~
Wend> f"ron.k
iro-9700 i 68-6200
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MA.RINTTA 4 BR Spec tacul ar hillto p
' homes 201.2-3:!06 SQ fl
din. rm. Cory fplc. Walls a.oa lilelftd I 006
o< glass views waterfall. •••••••••••••••••••••••
Kol pond & Grecian pool.
Lus h gro unds . Foun·
t.aina. Wood. glass & mir·
ror decor. Assume exist·
ing loan at ~ mo. OR.
VA terms. Model home
perfection. See today
Call 963-0902 BK R.
TWNHOUSE 006e to M.anoa. Sel\·a
Extra lar"e corner l~ Ba, 2 story . prof de Rd & Calle La Pnma
duplex in xlnl cond cor Nr OCC Comm pool. vera Slf.6.000to1245.000
WATl:RFROHT
Moorin g avail. Spec $79.500. Pnnr only Alli 831-~. 493-4006 Bldr
tacuJar view. Appoint 541 ~l 646-2325 memonly. •s.ooo. . . co NT EM p 0 R /\Ry
*'Cote Rea lty LEASE OPTIOH SPANISH (allll)) homC'. Jbdrm 2ba Condo, Great Near schools. J br, 2 ba
ldlblltq lrook & lnvcstml'nl area. pool SBUOO. tm5 + '~-~15·Jl0012r·R~:
includes 3 l>edrm tn · 640·5777 64S-7272 .")di r ' c.
level townhome. Walk to per mo -49&3J05.493-0467
maJOr shopping and J.cut• v~ I 034 transportation Earth liCJ Gr•tnbt ook ...................... .
tmes. flreplacc. & steps WAKTID TO IUY 5 BR + den + t-'amll} ~ ... 1 .... EA•s
to pool. Hurr,.:. c all Pvt Ply needs older Rm+ Formal d1mnl! +3 ""'SR'~"'""' 67J.8SOO bomt' in 100 block blwn car garaj!e + 2 pauos ~ DBJGHT O .... LY
oPt•• •• •· '"""'01111 ·1· Turquoise & Emerald balco ny and oth er • " [~lflftlll :.::::_ 1007 ~:n::T;ruy ~~1~~r.!~~
••••••••••••••••••••••• '536-7533 Ready for occupancy.
......_ntic SpGRilh HEAA MEW ~off~. 759-1501 T:i:-~;:::::~e ..... ..SULA POIHT ~ n!~~~E~!~!~: (~1wni:rn1,1m1
grounds w /walls & trees. A totally deluxe custom $129.960 2935 Pemba Dr Real ""tale
4 BR , Fam. Rm., home with j!Ourmet Pnnonly ~l.288 ....,
formal din. Lge sep mstr kitchen. balcony game WEST MESA V-9-0-1-tWi:19oa •och I 040
wing oH Indoor garden room and full s1ie jacuzzi •••••••••••••••••••••••
atrium. We tba r. rplc. in sumptuous master l~e 2 story. 415 Br. 3 ba. IY o~,...
heavy beams 3 palJos bath. all abpundinl! with ram rm. pool By owner .,...."IOJlll
red tile roof. So unique & ~ o:1<ES';P'Q';.t'°?.i~r~ !179-7~ ::. ~r;::!j Jinb~002~
different. Must see Only POINT" for $439.000. SELL fan:ill~.Joom. covered $127.900. Call 963·0902 . patio. new c ar.pets
BKR. CAU.644-7211 OR TRADE?? $128.000. 962·0678
COltONA DB. MAil ~ 2 nu homes on lrge lot. eves/wlmds. DUPLEX s • Prime Ea.sll!idc location. 4 Br 3 Ba, pOol home on
Ocean and bay view. 3 ~ 0 w n er w 1 11 he I p corner lot. 2-sty. olce
8ednn. and z bed.rm + w/financing. For this or Jllll;M>. SUl.900.
den. 2 F\replaces. Owner Oceanfront Condo 2 BO other good values call
auiou1. Hurry, call 2Ba 51>ectacular view, ~7221. ~ f1€HIG€
8'1N550 eecure bldg. near Balbo1a ~ _ HOPI€~ ~111 0·11\11JN•o111,., 1 ""'~ -ooo Own/A."' f: , ~· ' ~· 2I... 3333W~~ ... f!-6Y.NB [ti m11nt . ~;,CE! w~...,.R 500 Yards to ocean. ~.. I 002~~~~;;~~~:=~=-===~-~~~~==TI'=f:~ff "Model Perfert ", 2800 -------1 r TAR GA,.E-.>,.•c. sq.ft.aor•bdr .. w1poo1. ~ A'-... J-c. 631·1286. Patrick
WATERFRONT
HOMES hie.
2436 w COd~I MMj'IWdV
N(wport BeclCh
611·1400
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park, acbool, tennis.
SlH,000. By owner .....
Confused by a ll these ads?
Ranch Realty andl ot
. Woodbridge Realty
can s how you any one or over a
Hundred listed homes in Irvine.
Don't waste time t rying \o decide
which ad 5ounds the best.
ONE CALL DOES IT ALL.
RANCH WOODIRIDGE
REALTY REALTY
551-2000 551-3000
THE EXPERTS
ON IRYINE PROPERTY
........... adt 1040 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Ownero<Cers a home. 3 br.
2 ba. 9522 Innsbruck
7 14 :963 -2947 &
213.se8-9004 ..... ~... ta .. 1042 •••••••••••••••••••••••
ISL»ID UVIHG
Spac custom home.
Great for family ex·
eeut1 ve's 4 Bdrms. 5
baths. fanuly rm. ~ame
room. 11ourmct k1tch.
dm1n~ rm. spa Near
beach. p a rk:.. x lnl
\choob Pril'l-d t•> ~..i1
00'-' $:111!:1 0110 :11,1, 1
,\quarius on T rin111art
U.l<itld (':111 1\r.wnt l't•11n'
at 846-8370 or
CHEHRULTY
146-5531
1IJEW 3 Bdrm Condo on water s:no.ooo
NF.W 2 Bdrm s plit lc\PI
candooff water. Sl~.UOO
.SCR"11T OFFERS
Own Alo?\ i l4 759 ~
'""-1044 ...........•....•...•..
HER1TAGE PARK
~cor;,tor d e.,1i;:ncc1 J
bedroom condo CWll•Jm
~uo for pn\,1tl' l·nlcr
t.ain.111)! !'low S85.<JOO
e. R.A.NCH
nEA LTY
551 2000
Outstandin9
View
Ocean.
Mountains
VIEW-VIEW
Scarce l..llurel model 2
bdrms + st udy. llp-
i.:raded tbn1out. Bui It
wicare & taste. Windows
that showcase the sw'-
roundlllg foothills Lux·
ur1ou., m s tr s u1le
w/ruman tub Newly of
fered at SlJ7.~. 759-~1
(~•~111341,i§j
Real F.state
WOODIRIDGE
J Rr $120,00CI
5 Br S1H5.000
642 0112. 644 OOH7
1 Rc1rm & loft rondo 1n
Orani.:etree Watcrfall,
lge bah.:ony. ('Jthedral
re1hn1e. dark caramt>I
crpt. I :, r old $70.:J5!1
5i5:! :n67 •·\~ & "'knd-.
Pnn on!~
LOWEST PRICE!
In Vll lal!e o r Wood -
bndJte. :"/ew 3 bdrm II •
ba Condo Nice custom
up2rade Pnted under
the market $79.500 Near
-.chools & pools. acce-.~ l•1
all rec ral'I ht1e::.. Uy
Owner 552-4794
~leach 1048 .................••.••.
CAUF. CLASSIC
HIO de)( white wat,•r
view. nr beach ~ Bdrm,
31, ba+den. dbl lot Ont!
" ..i lund. $400,000 1:-a :.t eal $100.000 down.
Easy terms OWNER
Call r o r app t
TI41833-358l or499-4247
WAL.I( TO HACH
Ocean vu, 2-sty . 3 BR , ram. rm .. 2~ ba.; fire
pit, parquet fls.; scp
workshop, s tudio rm
Shutters . s lid. ~l:ts.,
North end loc A rare buy
at s;!LS.000'
Mlssloo Realty 494.0731
And 5h1mmenniz cit''
llWlb b> ruj!ht • Gr J1'1uu;.
2 ::. t.OrV 4 bedroom "' 11 h
rormal d1mn~. den. e•t
•DR ar~a . f•m1ly ruom and fireplace w .. 11 tol'-_______ _
OCEANFRONT "'all C'arpet::. C'o' 1•red
pauo & com m pool
$125 .500 AKH l all
s.s&-3451
-· Woodbndl!e townhou:.~. J
BR. Iv, ba . encl patio &
stof'al!e Xlnt invest LI!
New Modula r Type
llomes. pvt {'Ommun1ty.
2 bct\S. 24 hr s ecun ly,
sub-lett1nR OK From
a.~. Treasure Island
Mobile Home Pk. 30801
So Cst Hw y, Laji?una
Beach. R M P <7 14 I
400.3579
as.sum loan. relwblt> te !~~~~~~~~~ nants. SBS.500 499 JOO!I
ENJOY ..
the ruj?ht h,llhl VICW and
the out.standinli! ret'n 'a
t1onal fac1l1t1cs from
your own 2 bdrm . 2 b.1
fully air rondJt1onetl Tur
t I t• R o c k <. I 1 n
Townhome
't523 CAMPtJS Da· IRVl"E
IRVIHE
VILLAGE Of
...o.THWOOD
2 new rustm home!!. still
I.Rider const.ructJon. avail
mid-Oct. These quality
homes reature 4 BR. 2"'2
ba. ra m rm, triple ,llar
w/opener. g as appl's
w/mlcrowv. compactor.
dshws r , selr ·Cleaning
ovens Beaut tiled baths,
cedar shake roof, wood lidinc •much more. 30
yr fmanciftg alrud1 ar·
ranged. No loan lets.
ft'OCD Sl4Z.9150.
RCllylorCo
640-5112
~ .... ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1041
LOTS
IN LAGUNA
Have several parcel'
a vail a ble . Va r1 ou:-.
t('rms Oc('a n v iews
~r very anxious on
one parcel Call for info on Renerous terms
L.Q91MVll•R.E.
497-1761
ASSUME9%
full ocean v1e"''S' ' LRe 3
txl. 2 bakomes + patios
Only $149,995 Patrick,
631-12166
REALTORS
HURRY!!
Sweepinl! white water
views from most e verv
room. Three bedrooms.
two baths, fi.replac~. 2
car gar. huge deck. Jn
formal charm . St , to
street lot.
ONLY ... $220.000
NICHOLS
lllAL EST A TE
1506 South Coast Hwy. l.!t lcll 494-7220
WISI INYISTMIMT
2~ io.piexes
A.Yume l""o/o ffnant'inR
Oneor Both
Nm to shopping
ZA.GRODZKY
REA.L'TOR
OWlll
~~!~
ltff!STOIS7 ......... ,
At $101,400 thlA home is the lowest
priced In the Pacesetters In the
he art ol older Laguna Niguel. Good
assunAble loan of '641000 at 9%,
large corner lot with mature pine
trees. Yard and home needs some
TLC.
A. Courwa&. IAMllR CO •
496-7222 831-0836 ........... .., ....
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• BaOKtrl"RS OR ~ALESPERSONS h UY S !LL· R INT bMdl ln lluntJ~ All Nwpt An avail. All bdrm 2 .. _ ...... _,_1 6 CIODll.-~ req d. -5. la I.... I.. ~ D -~ ...... r., 1.wl.I have frplc •. Onl1 5 ameolllea. Preaently ~ -.,..... ··-Oearie hilt)' Full/Part Clmt'. Ynl' the HIGHt:ST """""""' Y1'I Old Owner wanu 6-ed. Twft,key~a· .raGllDL.IUlllO Pit.. · -
pc-oud to prettot tM 0 0 TT 0 M L I N F. EA R N I NG s , ....... ..._ ltiw'9 CJUICk . tale Wiii carry tloo . Propert1 m;mt mo. I •1.IOZ tAITllDE 3 bdrm. 1 ba.
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bNUU/\.11 commuruty otr: t:acl\laheU..una1 OP~ llOUSI': l>All. V • • POI UASI pleaae, lud11 " pets ~-coeeo• ........ Prtal aluhed' a llr t 2 u . 14( matr Wrm In Iha.. H .. 7777 New z bedroom 2 bath Ea1t11d e i':ntl°rl•lnera wdcome. Call !lf4.2S66 or Plt'tik' ltht' U11 an op WF.STCWrV 161 br, 8r Drive b y 41UU ll»VIAQU11'0 l<lxtl-0 <'ho1ee h11·11t11111 , _________ home Ml••ion Lakes OefuCht,Jbrl~•ba,many ~l.J\3t,oofee.
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675-7512 l.$ kl_M1_or_ 3 ...0 :ii W18.000 AJ(l ~ o428'J 95'94500 i'~ :.": ~~l~t~~~~'!~ =:::'J no main New duplex; 3 BR, 2 b•.. ~_!_PM ____ _
W.-. lffffy IY OWMH 1u111alil• loan $17~.UOO ~Ou~ Rd each WJth patio 1125 Mo THla.uf'PS , .... ~ 1150 Uf'GtlAOl':lJ 2oM 211r tull ""Cf' v..rttttit~· n.-Yeany leaH No pets ,........_ • .._. 1240 OJillf t\N!S. v-t-.. ......_. • .. _ e _ ·~ .... Sant.a An• HlJI horM-pro ..... ....., Bay4Beacb 759,0811 •-•••••••••••••••••••• _, •-• ...., ... •.,. '--3 8R 1 b 4 t 11 2UM. fam rn1, J111rth :. ~ ...... ,.,.. 11r rood townhomt>. ""''Y· · a . " u "· ~r Adult 1'11rk < M €H IG€ HOM~ P'OR RENT . •• 1i-:.A1 TV rt!d.. LO SlAM'IO Belt«»-·---------i.adi, g~l On ..... l.ll'rt... ~ Ull2 HOM€' --IBR f'/P . uttl R4iR. a or' br. Priced from 'I '\Lf'\1..1 1 po\o'tunlty , und4:r•· ~!!l.,.S W l:y pr ~""· l 8uut1tul deroruor ~-~~ .. ~·" tet.ollll5.Yncdyard "
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WA'T'laROM'T
Extra large corne r
duplex 10 xlnt cond.
••••••••••••• ••••••• ••. Moorilll( avtulable. Spec·
Leisure World. Gale 14 t.acular vtt:w. Appl. only.
Panor11m1c view, 3rd '1)5,000
1050
2ba, 5fl6 68711 i\ IC: 11 ft
••••••••••••••• •••• •• •• ..-... ..... ~lub, •-n••, •••m no t 1 ren. ~.,., mu. ~..,..... .-.·~ on gJ"eenbelt with view 112.000 ()wrwr ).4H ft.'!k!1 .... • ......,, ... m.3376 113-2971 Aat 00 fee
Larf(e ~. hnmt-'<I. ue F.X(.1,.USIVt': HIWPORT 11.ACH mlna. p1111dl,. ,.ou rt1. · · •
c upan cy pou lble MARINf';llSPOINT M<>VIN<;~rnsT SV.1.1. 7U &auna,ja,. &rrwnyothn ftl-111U1Jful4Rr.2tt..hctor llel(.IUlt 2 bdrm fr den
$Z48.000 U1rludm1t lund 1~ VlaZav•t• clhl wuk· (;.1lth-nw1-<i1. Ii)' 12 UMrTS r.-rr,.•tH.nitl tac 1ht1e11 ner lol llJtvt: Lt> ~ w ~/mo). Plu.sh crplJ(.
Call Danny Utbb for MaJ(nl f1 cenl 4br, :lhl1. •1'4'rwr. nr twh. lo n•r1t I JIOOft from OC,..AN C'ell <7 141 8411 022'7 or believe Nr Nf'wport 2.,... ba cedar " JCIU"i ~
it...,, to aee lhtl!lc nt:w new holl'ltl ao the rapidly S'A.~.cJI i;c, z:.!M 1l11bt•Ut>v1tl1I~ low IJ>W fM-Of72 $100 IJrt last & l200 dep bib t.oocean. Obi car pvt
II')" apprecaatlnA W'eM Ov1•r l'ltlC',..U »I iit ZS OIJ(J ~ l.ultlngs. fl:S.000. lndap s urrounds 811:W Silltrt11n 'I rlr rr1 0Wfk'1' wrll trud>" ~Comly JC•r. tully mainl yd
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673-2311 111J(rwd home ~:;.ooo uwrunw, 1 a t111w t11. I'll' 55,._7777 •·:,::IU•••C•••:•UC•••1•1
:.:;•• pr Crpt & dfl*, lndry ~11 ~1 1 ff 1 h S 1 ·
Opt1n S11t1Sun 11 ~ :111. l~ct_>d tor 1iu11•k Sult' ,...v .,. "" rm area No pets S36S 4
Mon Fri 3 Ii ('ullf1a $45011 Cu uh :i ~'/ w 1Y O~ Of LA.MO mo l8t lut + SW c:lnJC Beautiful 38r 2•1288 Con
f'n>f)l'rty 714 72211:!21 or Wll1111n , S11 18. <' M FOUR UHtTS.C.M. chttty;ro.5629
714 fil.il J006 ll4f> ~i7 THec.o ~ do, pool, Jae, 2·car gar. &
• N1•11r m•w ·1 l\r 11wn••r\ WISt1 kn<1trJ1 r'>rn"r r,( ·~Ac-re, 3 br, 2 bll or ii br. 3 e>pener, Ml Av111I Now.
noot, Villa Nuevu, 2br *Cote Realty
7pm & ln vt'~tment IA:"111ur~ Wur•ld, h 11hop ____ 6_40_·_57_7_7 ___ l•-~---Hi-9'J-and-•l-
~ 1t·w, 2 Hr <! 1111 , up Warm 11nd 1n v1tlnl( 3
1tra<k'fi f!t·t·ur <'UrJ>('l•nie Rdrm hom1• with <·r11y
& r>ar'Qllt't floor... 0J)t'n 1----------firc-plac•t> (;ov(!rt'tl 11utm 9-6 Coml'l11Ciakl4,ai.k 11nd lurl(e y ard with
for Mr lh:'Jlh or 1·all room tor pool or l'X
213 'JS3.!'>1:1.1. 714 K:rl 0211 pans1on l,.owt'l!l pnc•t:<I
home m lhe urt·a 1 Owner
aruuous to :1ell. Call for
dclwls
Redhill~ Realty
&...,....~ 1052 ....•••••.......•..••••
Astu111111ble Loan
F'airway El N11(Ul'I 3hr.
~.LOO cu.. .. t.om flealty no!fm
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QUICK SALt.o:
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3377 VIA LIDO, N.B.
,IH&SU,
J Bdrm.'I., 2 balhll. few un
(J('f" $2S(},OO() I
,169.450!
The ult1m11te 1n condo
l1v1ng 3 ffdrmi. , 21'2
IJaths. pn v WJOl' cellar,
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Charmin..: :.pac 1uu1< ~
:;tory. J lidrm, family,
dlroOR room. large ltvtnl(
room M:uteN swle with
2 deck:. anr1 i.p11 c1oui.
rrnmirt-d b:ilh.'I Warm:. "'"•!di.. hnc•k Jnd i.lont·
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BEAUTIFUL
HEIDTIME
TOSIU.7
Owner will consider
lea:.e/opt1on on outstand·
tnJ( Ba yi.hore Drivi>
hornt: 3 H<Jrm + guc11t . 3
li;.1 family rm Ht-;mt1ful
VJlJo & •lct•k l!pe.ta1ri.
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Lmt Chmte• ?efon
W•Ud!
llv owner , !'12 blks lo
t••ad1 1n Npl Shore:., 3 Br
2 Ha , 2 1·ar l{ar, romm
pool , t e nnis c rts,
$103,!JJO ~ 3851 Ple11se
642-5200
Pete Barret-~aJty ~gist.er 1
'WESTCLIFF
Meauttlul 3 Bdrm h11m1•
1n µn·i.tl)!ll>U' .'llc•wporl
Hl•;H"h IL r1·111 urt•., a
J(ar<kn rflom off t h•·
kitchen, sp;H·111u' ma 't•·r
bdrrn with la l1rn r '.I'. ]JI u"h
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·::.s-. HERITAGE
. • REALTORS
AHOMESWEET HOMF.
Perfectly ma1nta1ned
~'l Harbor View
home on J(ret.'llbt:ll w11h
c ui.lom s pa & m :1ny
added l t'alurf>., fl y
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waJlpap..•r, drape:. Bt·~I
buy in NewJ>(1n Crc•.,t
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644-9470
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l'layrm $269,flOo h·•·
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(.IW!ler, 759 !r.!ft)
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"ldl' Ry owner Jl70,000
~6578 or 640 1343
ASSUME 9.75%
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CAH YOU IEllEVE
2700 Sq rt , 4 UR , rum
PIA& rm home, you own
the• l1tnd, tor o n ly
SLS7.~>1 Ci.II now ' Npt
tidl R.lty G75-l642
UNDAISLE
Ll.llunous custom homti,
A iC, S Br 5 Ba, 5000 &<I ft
OWnr tBkr. Vrin only.
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BIG LOT· 3 BOltMS
ONLV$170,000
Aat 673-1020
TfHHIS PUFFS
f'AJn>pean V1lli1 motif. m
this e11cepl1onal ly ap
pc>1nled 3 BR 21'2 Ha
Dolores Plan Warm up
walk t.o Newport Beach
tenruaclub
Reduced to S166,900
640-6259
OOVER SHORES
ESTATE
Comm1tnd1nic view ot
&ck Ray, mounui1na, r1
ty ltgh~. Owner ftnanc
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4 Bdrm, aarage and carport. Oce•o u()Ul)d
the corner. Priced to
ly<>wMt--aell 1 $144,500. Call
PricedToW
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•HERfTAGEl
• . REALTORa'·
$681000
VA TYMS
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TUSTIH HILLS
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mJ( homt: ot wood und
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atnum. 2 hreplures and
dec k t1 New d e1·ur
lhruout Zoned for
horsea Cal 1546 5118()
~-'·•HERITAGE . • REALTORS
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mountains frorn th1:.
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CITY OF ORA.-.GE
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tomorrow
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(low $865,000 Af(ent,
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T AAAMTILLO & LIE
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locatiOll, 2 blk1 fo'abWoul home with all
f r o M H o •J decorator amerut1es
4 Bdrm. Vlt!W fo'abuJ~ tta.,H& Al W luxury furn1ish1nJ(:.
esal t•1cl. All&.ilMJ SIOX>/mo Wmtt!r
$119,900. OWMr
hm,..rcholed•w
p!operty & 11 r•
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On Perunau.la Only steptt
lo beach 2 Bdrm, I b11,
furn l6:!01rno. Wlntt:r
Walerfrool Homea
631-1400
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OLSON
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AC. pool, walk to 1hop'ic, .a 'n 6 water od. adt.dl.I,
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home etpu. d1119, Child
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THE .
LDRDS
PRR'fER
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panel ol lhe lord\ f'11ye1
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duechon\ IOI Calhohc, and
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ty l580 + util 873-1363 It 17111 •••~••••st __ .;::;... ______ 1 Fem. aae 23·3() Non· b&e. Call Bob Diclunaon 646-1274.
87S-IO'ro .t w.,..... OCWROMT smoker. No Peta. Shr. farcktal.I. m.8533
3br. 2ba w /office. Vrly. Condo la Npt. Bch. 'f' /i~t. l8ff Al.S I.Aue •• per mo. 3 OC£ANll'ftONT I br ~
a.dt.,lbe.. ........ IMO bdrm 2 ba. with mo Ind WI No ~ta Miiiey .. Lo.a ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5025
Choice shopping center J Bil 2 be........ . ..., POOt...+2 MdiUoftal 11\111 ~ __ _
S.Oemeec• !)' b:«lrma. lam. rm -
181' ~. Bach, S275 Utll
lnt•I Winter 404 E
HaJboa 876-3901al\4
847-6064 fl'rplc. 3 car gar, SUlC50. delignel': All amenities TSLMgglt 642·1603 SZ50 Reh. $2'75.Mo. eves apaces-680 or 1Ui0 sq.ft. i---------
--....-.-----~· fMS.2'119 Undet 65'. Prime CM.
~~~~~~~ s.a.-• 317' -------,._ .. "'-"--s•22 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Quistian who loves the
2111l +dllll.2ba ..• *° nn,lat"e, "'•llltf'Cf cell· C... .. W. l7U
3BR.2 .... be ••..••• ll50 ....... l.S2"1 C)r ~188 .••••••••••••••••••••••• Harbor Blvd at Baker St.
loc. lmmed occpy. Agt.
SWIMtiLOAHS
and
2nd '!'rust Deed Loans on
reaideotial property
Customized to meet
you.r needs!
R.E.DEPT.
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arth Jbdnn 2 bM ~t.lo l~. lblll bch. Adi~ &
~ll86
pool, or parkl·a~boo11'. sbocie Ulll Incl ~50
-.. • MO-ttl46 m.1m __ _
I ....oc. .. VW. patios. No pets 960-Z3S8 Wallt t.o bch. '285to1325 Can pay $lOO to SlS-0 Manner's MUe. 450 & 680
1 b&oclt from CdM beech. 646-«i07 or a.1gp3. s..Gm sq ft. Wm. Hazewmltel &
3 bdrm 1 ba. fireplace Condo oo the wutt'r
Oven range.refng-displ Redec. 2 Br. l bllt beech. •Spic oceanfront owners 3 bed home. CM S215 + i,, Co. 64.5-5556 """---t-.s pac rooms crptsldrps : adlt c pl, . I.It.ls 631·5702 ---------SAMTIAGO IAHk
7141832-5200 1 d y ' Newport 8ucba C1t1Ctit ~. lo8~ ~~: 11200 M o 642 47 113
......,.....,.....,. .,.,..,.. ... , urut Breathtakmg view. ~ SUIT ... "' Laundry-carport.storage ~ ~anta. So San Clem $985/mo. Aslt for Russ ~. ~ 67J.6."iS2 aft 7PM Zll-93'7.-01 w Happioes'S LS hav1na your I~~~~~~~~~~
mo 521 El Modena , -~-"--'----831·5l.IO leave msg LDvely aU adult, no pets, ~. 714-492-6 QI.et M 25-30 t.o shr s m F: place o f busine ss at
1.2&3 Br apt5 6200 t;d -S100F'REER00-s1dehome.S200 +utl.Srn Baker Ceoler. Recep
OCEAN SIDE OF KWY mger, HB. 846-0619 3 Br. 2 ba. pvt pe t.lo & yrd 64.5-Ul95 keep trymR uorust. conference room,
New 2 B.R, 1 BA. fplc, Verypvtlg2Br2Ba.W,D garage Lot.soll(rass.614 Fem nnmlt' wnt.d avail. phonecoverage.Cl<>selo
D/W, • tse 87J.92Z4 hookup. deck. gar . blk to Calle Campana $445. unmed SZ2S mo Own auport. fa.oe restaurant.\
fNEED
fMONEY
New port H eights . c:.e.Mne 3724 lf523 ~Dil-~111£ se.50&1 or831-3S20 •••••••••••••••••••••••
2br lba Condo up-aded Harbor Hlgh.lands. 3 BR. 2 CASA OI oao mOdei.very 01~ Ml5mo Ba. fpk, STOO. S48..as3/ AU..UTJUT1£S PAID
Rer. reqd . Pool, Jae, evsszi.1306 (710 Compare be fore you 1--. tenDia etc. Avail rent. Custom des 1Rn ,,_, 4Br.ramrm.frmldlnrm, f eatu res. S p acious
2 8r. 1 ba. rear Wltt. Sun·
deck. Water pll.ld. $450
rm~.
beach. 2JB 19th St. $40() Weekdays a ft e r 2pm nn Npt. 646-4000 before Secr etarial serv1ees
842·2187, 963·2511S , phone 492·1567 or noon ava&Jable.Formorelnfo.
962·9lK>S 496·5275 Anytime ---------please call Anita al ~ Rmmt.e needed for 2·sl y 546-2982 lmmed Debble567·SZOO. rumpus rm, 2 ba, dble kitchen with indirect
FOR LSE W /OPTION TO pr, '85C> mo. Ava.ti ()('t lighlintc. separate dmmg
PURCHASE new 2Br l0.6'2·111567. area. full length marhle
condo w-1pvt lake, pool, Westcliff lrf( family home pullman in bath, lung~uze
spa , tennis courts, onquaettreelined slreet bedrooms. pool, BBQ.
sauna. $600 mo. '"'l3 ) .......... _ F /R •-l 1 s urrounded with plush ~ ...,., ...,., + .. rp c. 111 dsc p 0 ADULT 9:.1).1395 SUXIO incl. 0 rdnr. Lse opt n a an,...
Walnut Square Condo 2·
sty. 2br, 2b1t, Upgrades,
pool, S450Mo . 645·6253
aft.s&wknds.
"' UVlNG AT IT 'S BEST! avail. 752·2550. NO PE.I'S
l Bdrm furn1shcd $345
2 Bdrm furnished $420
:wiS Wesl Wilson
(7 14 >642·1971
------Stud.lo. garage, une block
lO beach. S350 rndudes
utilJtJes 673·3982.
I BLOCK TO liEACH
lmmac lBr. w/IJ: ltght & wry liv rm. w /(rpk &
beams. $490 mo 675·8138
3 BR. 2 ba, frplc. nu crpt
& pa.Int thruout. Walk to
bch. ()('ean, ba view S800 <:all Sharon. agt 673-8550
6 1JJD1S lease Woodbndge
Creekside ho me. 3br.
2ba, frplc, assoc. rees &
gardner lncld. ~Mo.
TI-4-552-8628, 714 S.Sl·9197.
Baylront Condo, Boat
slip. Beaut. & s pacious 2
Bdrm+den. Fabulous
view S2400 tmo yl'ly tse.
Onve by 111 Via Lido
Nord. Lge 2 Bdrm. 2 ba
widen & patio. $975/mo
yr1y.
2 Br. blt.ns. adll!., no pets Room w /bath No kitchen
$350 month. 833·8533 2265 Balrony w view Close to
Canyon Dr bch. t ttal ind $25-0Mo
1 & 2 Bdrm trailer~ S250 ~1497
2 bdrm. air cond Condo. Mo + Ulil's No children Co.ta MHo 3824
Wainut Square. Rent or
lease. 5'50 per mo. Qjll
~9'M8aft Sprn
or dogs 642·9193 ••••••• ••• •• •• •• •• •• • ••
Waterfront Homes
631-1400 &..,..leach l748 •••••••••••••••••••••••
l241 ~~~~~~~~ LAGUNA REACH MTR
••••• .. •••••••••••••••• 2Br Condo. yrly, frplc,
Condo. sharp 3 Br. 2'-"t Ba, ref rig, lndry rm, dbl
btt-0ven range, dshwshr, carport.. pvt patio, nr bch
carpeted.. draped. A IC. $4.50 mo. 493-3068 alt 5pm ready to move in Lag.
Nig .. 3 mi So. or s.o S.0.-llh l276
Frwy ~50 mo Mr. •••••••••••••••••••••••
JNN Maid serv . color
TV. heated pool Uttl
C714 >494·5294. 985 Nu
CoastHwy.
Beaut. decorated. matrl
service. pool, ut1I. $95
wk 499-2227 D' Am.tco. 714 /898·3376 OCEAM VIEW -
4 Br. ocean s ide. No. e nd. COMDO OCEANFRONT studio
DR. f'P + studio & oar .......1 •• t · 2 $350. 181' $475, 2Br $..">75 -.c: 494.9329 ,.. ......,. .. Jacuzzi. enrus. incl util SJ6.0J2I ~ BR. 2 "'z Ba . MBR . .
---- -w JfpJc. & sundeck ~ Outsta.ndin~ 2br t•ondn 40
North Laguna. 2 HR. l''l mo.A#,'l 492-4121 wall ol ~lass, to uccim
ba. View of city lights & t-&.-Pnv stairs to bch. Cloi.<' ocean. LonR term tenant _, -
LA MANCHA APTS
Large, 1,2&3 bd izarden
apu Adults Dshwhr.
bltm, encl j!ar. gas bbq
Pool Gas Pd 778 Scott
pt 642-5073. ~561l
2 Bdrms. I bath apt
Adults S375 mo Gas
pai~642·507_3_ -
Newly decorated 3 Br 2 Ba
to wnhous e Spac1ou::.
fireplace & pool Qwet
area /\dull::., nu pets
M25 67~5949 645 3381
•New 2br condo nr S(i
Cst P!aui Pool. spa $450
8J3.8974 or 759·0217
IUCHWOOD ArTS
2Br adJts $380. 962 UIOO
2 Br 1.,,, Ba. $285 Nu
pamt,, t-rpl, drp6, blt·inS,
ADULTS l sal'?nal No of
Hunt Ctr & 4-05 Frwy
McF'addcn/Beach Blvd
646-!l'M3
New 4·plex. I 3br. $500.
:i2br. $375 t.:nd .::.ira~c.
frplc . pa t io . .> ur<l
Ro~emar) 848 2262 .
842 2187. 962·9905
3 Bdrm 2''2 bath:.. W I>
Hook up. frpk U"
hwru.her 1?ar:.i1:•· S'1711
964 5261 Ask (or C'arla
LClfJll"CI leoch 38 48
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OCEAHAlOMT fVi~w
l.2e blllcony. gret:ncn .
!Jeaut beach 2 l:J K 2 ha
~unty bltl.R $795 Mu
Waterlronl 1 lomn
631 1400
DUc lbr carpel. c.Jr:.1111.·'
fantastH' OCl·Jn \ 1rv.
Ele\iltor Suh lt>rran~·an
parltin~ i\ \ail $h25mu
$.8(gj
I BR, $.175 + 11111 l
Ulo1:k!. t•J be1J1'h ,\ \.11 l.1
b 1 t: Ca 11 IJ u r I \ 11 ,.
661·1161or49'1 :11,72 · wanted. $750Mo. ~drcao 3278 to town B y own er
:I Arch Bay; ~real view! ••••••••••••••••••••••• 21J.790-0925. 714497 4h12 ~e 2Br lbtt S ml patio. Luxury 2 br. 4! h.1. ~1wc·
3B.R, 3 ba. $1200 Mo. Cub House & pool. 3 BR. Htwport leach 37 69 carport, laundry $375 l.llt'ular views S600 mv
TurnerAssoc 2.,...Ba,2slyhse.$S75mo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Avail9tl Ph64S.fi625 ~-5397 __ _
-.un Or499--459l__ _ orlseopt. 495-2S44 --------•I S285 lBr. 1 adult. no pets L.orJ-a ~ 3852
4 bdrm. 3 ba. Near beach, s..taAM 3210 WI HAVE Pool. pallo. 325 J 17Lh •••••••••••••••••••••••
pool,park.$l200permo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• YIARLYlrWlMTH Place. o!f Santa An& Wc:mNineCondo2br,2 ba
871-4619 J&, 2Ba Condo, kids OK, ltlHT ALS Ave. Alter l lam 646-5l37 on goU course $475. mo
....... ..... US2 ~ ~ Plua. utSl T.a.g lft«'\'affotts 2 Bdrm. crpts. drl>S . bltns, 494-4984 ___ _
··-~-··•••••••• ~-....;.. ________ ., Adults OnJy. no pets. Murpottleoch 3169
Sbar~ Br 2~ Ba, ram1· Near So. Coast Pima 2 Br Sl~/mo. 5'8·4069 alt ...................... .
ly n1l ,.-. 5\lndeck. 2 Ba condo, like oew 5pm PAD NEWPORT
avaH.. .IOW. '575 pr mo. carpets /drapes, A JC, Townhouse 2br, Rracaous Ba e h elors. I or 2
961-0l'ff • =· ~ I~~~~ bVlng, pool, adults. No lledrooms & Townhou~
Monarch Bay Terraee · Jac.. c. . pet.S. $325. 755 W 18th St From $389 50
Sweeping v i e w s . only. SIBS leas discount. 64&-9607 Spectaeular spa . tot:il
Catalina sunsets . 4br. ~7. ext 308 dys, or SHORTTERM Rentals e t
2, .... _ r l d' ~7418aft.6PM. ' Weekly.winter& Condo 2 br. clbhse. r cralea ton pr7ogral m . T3U9, am. rm. rm In· soc1 prol(ram poo i.. 11
iniz. SBSOper mo. Call 2 br uliJ pd. EJderly cpl Yearly Agt.. 67S.8170 Jac\.1%ZJ. exercise room. t.eru:us courts /\t 1-'a!ih1on
ffil·l635or496-4629. w/no pets & no children. Oceanfront/view 2&3 hr. pool, A,C Most uttl paid Island. Jamboree & San
.--:. 20301 Cypress. SA be r G Nr So Cst ::.hopping Joaqwo Hills Ro:id ~-aut. urn. a ra..:cs. renter. adults. no pet.\ (7! .. 16 ...... '900
..,__.__ ... _ .,.,0 duplex. Ocean vu. ROil
.-v --course. pool San Clem •••••••••••••••••••••••
Near So COast Plaza 3 br.
2 ba. 2 story townbome
Pvt fncd pallo No pel.s
$SOO C2 l.3 1981 2882
SrACJOUS 3hr condo nr
So Cst P lata, rrw) lH'
<1!5.'I to Irvine (.;omple.x
581 <1176 aft 5
RF:l'1JRBISll~U 2hr ron
donr So C::.l Plata Irv.\•
a cr e \' t o Ir vine
Complex 581 mfi ,1rt 5
$212.SOMo. 661·7~ mom
&eves
Fe m roommate wanted
for same P ool. 28 r
$167.5-0 646·~165 after
4 30
Feiro.le to share 2 bdrm
Condo near Beach Blvd
& Warner Sl35 per m•J
Ca1J 8411 9624
LuxUf)' ComJ,Jlex . tenni"
spa, puol. Ir!! bdrm v.1th
tia. Gentleman v. an kd
W~ter 3891 IOI ror: I
650 Sq rt. view, under·
ground prkii . elevator .
Coast Hwy v1s1b1llly Alr
con<l LaRuna Be a c h
(714 )549·1186. wkndi.
4.lD-3922
luliRHs Rftttal 4450 •............•••.......
For store & office space at
reasonable ralel>
500 to 2700 Sea Ft. M~AV EROEbR
PLAZA
l.'¥5 Mesa Verde E. C M
545-4123
• CUDITMO
fllROILEM
2'ld & 3rd TD loan'
547-5402
Arranged by
Coast Homt Loofts
CASH /\VAILABLt:
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Mr llc1r1<rav1• 951 ~)
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847 6363 ~e ~ara~e W> ~afe & 1100!.q. -ft !>pat·e :iva1I MoriCJD91rS. T"'st
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THE EXCITING ~pa r t' S 7 5 11 f It' r ~"""Jll'Jrt :-.it•Jr Posl '"' Ail l~ ur n·al t•,l:.tlt• p.t.• u MES ...... 9TS '\iewport aru iiO 2180 I ~odem ':JI'!.~ ft ,tore ,,, 1n\e5lml'nh '>t nr1· l:i-1~1
MimES To~;;-ac11 Offiu R...tG 4400 or,_ 2630 "\fJO c :! 1 :i SpK;aliunq in
B:lch. 1&2 BR •••••• •• •• •• • • • • • • • • • • • 477 illlll 2nd TD' fmm~&up 0 "1'1Ci': ,part: ii\.slltitJli· 'FnH !-,,\l.f. OH t.Joo.l\.'>f': 642-2171 545-0611
!\dull'> NQpet:. l ~t 5 Beu<'h k l\cl \uto rep~ir .. ~t l~•H"
1561. Mc-.a C?r Tai tie rt in llunt I L •" t .; -'! t•, J J r,... CASH FOR Tl>'s 15 ttl~t'...a-,t of'lil'v.l)Ort I n,1..'lon fkttt•h $5() ~·r 1 ~00::.q It "'1Hk .Jll'.J i\mt'nta11M•1rt 547 71 ~11
lihd I month Phon1· me~'itf.!l' I 5'1(}.8299 6-15 IZIS
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N I .... btl I 00?·4.321 ~xt 276 I NEWPORT IEACH ew ..... rm ui.ury . r ''""" r adult apts in 14 plan~ Si!30 l p ()rf1tf' ~t11r1· :J()()() l , lvvv t off1t•e •ll11!h •'(;!Wiit''>
(rom $350 2 bdrm I cpt.S drpi; /\ l' 1-'iOI bpaCC, QWt•l lite indul! •uiwKlbk lDWnhous ( · ' '· area No automol1\ .. or •S15'XJ Jvcra1tc µnl'c e. rom S500 + Beach.: H B ~ M2·2834 I r1berl(las1n.: 645 J323 •f-ree C-Olle<:t1oru.
pools, teMC.. waterfalls. I -d Bu ponds' Gas ror cooking & 1or2 Rm Sul~ from $75 Y5 ___ • Y any quantity
heallnR paid F'rom San T19 W 19th St Call Tom ......., WClllhod 4600 •l2to48 mott:rm~
DI~ Frwy dnve North I ~~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• To date 1oor• of all Trw.t
00 Beach to McFadden Small office. Perfect for Rupons1bl~. wo rlt1n R Deeds· sold have re
then *est on McFadden amwen~ 96'Yice etc w r 1 t er s e e k s on t• turned lA> to h f 11 to Seaw1nd Village • b d 111ves r u. u n Ml8!J3.5198 Only S7S per mo. 1,.102 e room C'Ollagt' in µr1ne1p..il & 1nt1•rei.l _ _ _ West 11th St. ~nta Ana I C-orona del ~tar or C~tJ ' earm>d
ltOCllM 4000 f'or more 11'llo ca.JI J~ I Mesa Qwet.nes ~M'n f'orw~kly ma1hniz hst
••••••••••••••••••••••• C an a I e 5 4 7 · 4 I 8 I o r I t.aal Wnte Class1ftf'd Ad Call dJrert or coll!!~'l
Room w k1tC'heneue Renata at 556-nOi' •aJ;. Da.Lly Plloc. P 0 V.1. Fiftanc~ Co. S72 ~k & up Rox 1560. COflt a Mei.J _14 997 9684 213 966-3596 54R·9'75S Small 1-0de·Awa)' Of'ftee I !0>26 • .:._ _ .
Only S50 per month \ " I Sl6 000 2nd mort 5 yr.. -. nr ... ~.. w k tl pn u catlt 32S No Broad"' a\. Desire (5(' rt>nl of hciuw L· • 15 . Id d • u11a ~" • .,__ • • ..i look f f ... J j "...am • .)1e •~count S285 L<1t, last 1 SlOO dep ._uta Ana H1storH'JI I c~ tnll ur un urn ~. 714 6:Jl 0487 l1efort' 5P.M No Pets Sin.iile Mat Bldll F'or more info eall bdrm w end \11 rrir .! _ _ _
67>5533. 645..o.9!1 Sam Warren 5.58·6878 or 1 mil lure~~ llaw ~0,,.1 j
Renata5S6·7707 rer' fo r all of u ... West Nine upper end urut.
2Br, 2Ba. ws hrldryr,
refrig/lrzr, $550 mo.
661·1030 all 5PM
·-· frplcs. balconies. winter 5"50 Eves 836·5384, days .. .. ... '
SClllll LGIJlllMI l286 $480. Up. 640-4784. 972·3146. ~ee,:>111$! room fnr rent. 2&3 Bdrms oceanfront $J5 wt'ek Co~ta Me:.1:1
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TD's PrestJJ(IOUS nt>v. •"Jean EXECUTIVE SUITES Pnnl·1pal 955-3454 ••••••••••••••••••••••• I block to ocean. 1mmat· 2 2 uruts avail. I 1mmed
avaJJ. t avatl Oct 2bdrm
duplexes. M50 up. Year area 631 12:>4 a va t lable n ca r oc Ux>lun~ for hou:.i.• tu rl'nl ly 67:>-4912 Bkr MbMaftYa.jo 3267 2 BRrottage.Walkto9lh BR. laundry , i:arajilc.
••••••••••••••••••••••• St. beach. $450. + ulll. winter rental. $150 mo HOMES FOR RENT Available now. Call Call 675-7019 aft 6pm or b1 level. S420 & $460. 1 Bdrm .. 1 bath.. Yearly or
!119-2416 mo. $350 Monlh J 4 B Pri ed l Martha 661· 1161 or wknds. or r . c rom 41M-3672 Bachelor. new jilreat E· MIS-1595. Fncd yard & ---------Nwpl Isle. lg 2Br, 2Ba. & sid e location s275 gar a.ees . Families l bdrm. ocean view , sun rm . $575 m o 759-llJl.eves 8J7-0666
please. kids & pets fireplace, naluraJ wood . ~2897. 675-9111 ------
A2ent 673·6210
28rduplexapt l1'2 bhl('ks
to beach Yearly S450
Call67rHm5
Rm, pvt balh. mature Airport. Attractive rate<. 1n Lall Bch arf'a lf re1'0 2 WI> <1p1Jroval fund 1n 7
empld lady. lite pnv. ref. IJ)('lude l't'<'epllonist, law Male rmmte to i.h1 l'X d a> ' No P 11 1 n l ...
SIOO + Ui~ lkh 494·7346 l.tbrary. {'OOferem'e rms, penses Mary 7~2 1214 ~.00) ~5.000 2nd T I>
Vocation Retttals 4250 secret anal !>erv1cr . & 19-5> I loans l..Jdo Newµvrt Co
••••••••••••••••••••••• Xerox faC'tl1ty For a ISnl!I working iti rl ll J ) 67~~ 24
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!louse for rent, RiR Bt•ar per.;onaJ tour & r~rth<'r need.-. room v. bath Prf I l lOM f;<)WN t-:R LOANS
weklome. CaU 964·2566or s uodec k , $410+util 2bdrm Oupl 'th d 973-297 A •Newport oceanfront. · ex wi yar l. gt, no fee. _411&-_5005________ Wk-Mo . Xlnt locallon Newly painted. Children
ttaw,..tleoch 3269 COllda11••11m1 673-76T1or675·7873 OK.S325permo.645-lS70
Crty sip; 6. linens furn dctall'l 11>qwre at \urtar I Balboo Isl or Npt a rf';i AHKAl'<GEO
nl As~ oc . 955 · 22 88 o r 98HIJ74 evf'l! & wknch I SIU.CXXJ to s;!50 000 ~THE lliCH S25 tel) pr C'pl Call 955-:llOO -•AMORTIZED
I Br "50. Ut.JI pd Hotel ~terJp m 548. l9fl9 ------j Wattled lO Rent 2Hr , •l!lfl'ERF-~T ONl.Y
....................... ~IMd 3415 NEW IRES> ArTS
NO FEE! Apt. & Condo ••••••••••••••••••••••• Steps to ocean Clean &c.helor Si!SS. 1 Bdrm
Apts tst & last 2306 W T AHIT1 COST A MESA tlS(' or apt w yrd & JI' t'\ i BSllORT n :R M
Oceanfroat673-41S4 Modem I or 2 br <'Ottace Profess. o ffice spare i For wor1nn1t mom w -1 vr Call Bob Wtlhams A.:ent
rentals. Villa Rentals 3bdrm l 'h ba . oea r 3BR 2 b a s5oo m o $315. Bach & loft $315. 6Th-4912 8tr _..,_,,,,_ d l Garage. deck 675·3504 su..,.,.,,, crpt, rps, nR. Frplc. rec room Pool.
Far lease. New Newport D/W, Range, gar. comm ,,_..... Oceilltfrt J a c u t. z'' enc Io~ e d pool. Avail now! $470. garages Gas & wtl' pd TelT. Condo, 3 Br , 2Ya ba, mo ()ave 645-42!2 E Beatst. home. 38R +. 2 · frplc, ceram.Jc Uleenlr)'. · 1~ • ves ba. frplc. All appliances. Adults. no pets 393
$515 /mo 644 ·2 12 6 . ~. l(al'age.Quietres1d area Hanult.on.C.M 645-4411
640-0625 Toi111111a•• Avail immed. $800. Ph 2Br W/Rar $315 Cpts, --------' u..fw111•d 3525 213-i76-T138eves rncd yd Wtr pd 2224
Bluffs Condo. 3 .BR & den ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5rEBS-BAY·BEACJI "D" PlacentJa. 636-4120 ~ ~rOll ~JO~~; 3 bdrm 2 ba hmhse. nftt 38r, frplc. l :Y•Ba. patio.
mo. etr, 8.1\.1800 to South Coast Plaz~. gar673-4436 Bright, &Jry 2 BR. 1 ba. E 3yrsold, 2-car gar, tenrus s 1de S350 m o . N o
NPJ'. Shorea. 4 br, 3 ba, & swimming. $.S45/mo. Spacious duplex, 2br. lods/pet.s. 675-0100
pool, tennis. $725 yrly. C'A1J 640-6385. or 549-5786. steps t.o bch. Oen vu. 831·3054, 111Ul45 newly redone. $525 yr. 2 Br. 2 ba, crpts. drps, stv
VIA IJ00·2Br 28a
Waterfront. a\ ail <kl I
~1802 ---
2Br 18a apt $385 mo
yearly
~:M93eves
Harbot Vl~w Home Phase
ll1 Jbr. fa m. rm . view
Wat.er & jlardener incl
S750mo. 75.2-8980 ---------New3bdrm,2'hblh. ssoo. round or $4.50 WI NTER. &t refrig. No children or
ligCanyoo·2BR,3ba. + 2518·82 E lden, CM. !i6l·l.537,588-4153. pets.S325.646-4382 Fanl.asticoceao view Con·
dm. McClain townhme. Avail. approx. Oct. 15. 3MO..,._."LE .. "E VIEW OF OCEAN & do. Spacious 2br. 2ba Bar. pool, spa, tennis 41M-la>7or81S·1720. , ... ......, ,.... w/all ameniUes. $1100. +mras. Avall. Oct. 5. Elegant 3 br townhome. CITY. 2 Br, 2 ba, frplc, 213-4.»-0724
•·GU) .... "l""" 7 ""'""' ocean view, 2 car elec. beam cell. Jacuzzi, ---------' _,.. """'• 6 5 • ......., *f ...... r..1*4 $450 C 11 -eve gar., trub comp., frplc, garage. mo. a 3 BR. 2 ba .. gar. Yrly .. ....;_.;..· ________ , .,. ... _.............. pool. tennis, spa. 9850. 8:>b Hill 54S-066S aft ?pm. 1535 mo. & up
2 bdrm. It Cleo, spa, 2 ............ . 37.o6 DX>.6al·5El. Agent61s.8170
frpk 's, 2 ba. around ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 Br cottage type, garage.
rloor. Waaber /dryer Charmin g, l Bdrm, .... Pldllal• enc.I. patio. SJ:!Omo. Uti). OCEAN VIEW. yrly, 2
avail. lrg patio, near Beams It KDoUy Pine. Steps to Bay. 3 BR 2 incl. 6'2-0350; 642-3524 or BR. 1 Ba dplx. $475 mo. ~· LM lHS. 1175. llOO/mo~ Yr. rd. Inc utll. baths, rrplc. all ar,· _640-_Zlll3. _______ 644-f780or842-3639
m&7. '1S-4mlor549-.,.. ~.Garage. Love y Fabulous Eattside l br, 3 BR. 2~ ba. Best front
a BDRM. Belboa laland. 8lyfroat sm.ll bach apt. .a. Avai.l lmmed. 9&50. WllOd bums lie cabinets. view condo in The Blulrs
9110mo., yearly. Quiet, clean, hotplate, 213/f71.T731ev --~ SIOOO Permo .. yrly lse.
refrig, util. $325. yrly. ·--------I ~ 28r l i.'l be patio Bay Iii Beach 758--081 1
OCEANFRONT 2 BR, -~-~--· -------· •
4
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-.S. Qi&i Wlbr/dryr lie ISLAND ON GRAND 0-PoW lll6 3U36St.844-4340 sar lneld'd •15 mo CHANNEL w/doclt for ••••••••••••••••••••••• Next to beach lie shops. 1
yeart1. Avail appro~ = i_l~mll1~~ ~· 2bdrm.2ba. range,dlspo. BR•nly. Ji\im. 2 BR »Ml. c ·am dedr. tl50llo: ~°:f'·v=t ~ tlOOyrl .87W419
WATDnorft' I BR, 2 !§IJlt. CllJ)C7HIS1 ~~~~~~~' dep. lll·lm BAamLOR UNITS from a. ..... Owneet ID· .._.,,•••Ill S.Chm t1 3776 .......,.,__ _______ Fr:ipermo. UDfun.100· :-.~~:: ':**": :c=~ ':I.= ;:;;·;;.~ .. ;:~;; :~J:;.. a.i:..o~oinc!!t Jo prlla.-•· Bayfront •• '814>/Mo. Ylew apt. Sl2$ 6 Up. tlllOMo. ~ calla..taatSll-7107 ,,.,.. IULJY .............. 1111 -.1122 •1120. White ,.....,_ • .._.. 3140 um, all NEW kitchen, _... •---------loft--• W_.Realty. .. .......... ••••••••••• crtita. "'111. ••r. blk to '7"'670 t:'.91.!~,.,, c.e2aRcpta,~blt..n1, bch . $400 m o yrly . , ,....,t, DO pet.a, •f. ..... _... .. __ ._yard 1--·-aft-Naal*ta...tCOlldo S71 ,....~ l.9eld uUI. --. -----=-· · ··· .,,.,._ _... . .. ~ ..... ..._ • .._ 2 A..U it-l· -_-.. UUllll .. sn:i6llll ... 1illl~ Avail. now. •ueo 38r ..... ~lJ. 1 ..... 1 b'~'"
• ..,.. .,...... ........... ....................... ..... .. llY"• "!;';.,J"'· '111 mo ..... , I 41 1707 .... ...._. ll06 a bdr 1575 fl 2 bdr tm. to beac . s.500. yrly •
... ~ ..... --------•--.. •••••••••••• -• .. ••••••••• ...... Walk to b•ach. Call NwprtShorM.645-3'155.
-"" W.,e.ctqe, I IHpla1 rooms 6 BlmilllM481l,2be. Yrly, •2L5'7ortM-2197 Sl$ t.o the ocean. lbr,
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--...,. 0.. .... 1 ldrm. ••ma •'7mor•m2 WESJQJF'P'-Or. new· -fi.&F-.: 'E:1E•~ !r~"':L~ ..... Ear. ~a~~
on beach on T1h1U w1tb .ivllll in Cahf. l5t llank I old son N~ C.M 1trt•u . 7Jl m1or9601957
t·ar. rov. boat. was h 8ldJt . 150-300 sq fl l.ov. no more thdll S200 mo pnce 1nel 1an1tonal. Wn te d •434 t• o 1 ht• machi ne. complete I kitchen. etc For more I seeunty serv1ees, con Daily. Pilot. p 0 IJox Alww:...weh SI 00
mfo call 979 2699 l'\ es & fert.'fle(' rm & ulll A bun l.560. t: M . Ca 92621> •••••••••••••••• ••••••• dant parlung avail Con
weekends veo1eot loc close to ~s/ln••st/
airport, lra,·el aJ!eot & ~ PALM SPRINGS \•aca
lion condo on M1ss1o n
Hills Counlry Clu b
Greens. pool. t ennis
Near Rancho M1ra1Zc
restaurant s t rt p Ca II •SUJ. 963 l209 aft 6
Large Bag Bear cabin pool
tbl, rolor TV. 2 frplc
~eepi l4 S45-al16
..... to Shen 4300 •••••••••••••••••••••••
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cut hv1ng expenses•
Professionally sin ce
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HOUSIMATIS
832-41.:M
Expaod your llreatyle
with a compatible room-
mate. We discover that
person.Call
TWO PEAS IN A PAO
851-0815or158· l.209
bank in bktg 230 E 17th •••••••••••••••••••••••
St .. C. M. 642·9560 illMM'U
........ Location
MacAnt.rat
J.emee
$1.IOprscaft
l.ll6 sq ft & 915 sq rt
sl.it.es. new, free park-
1.og. Avail for lease up to
3 yrs. at Sl.10 pr sq ft
Principals only. Ask for
Bill 752-0070
1 rll FREE RENT
DIC. SUfTIS
MIWPOln' CINTB
F\ill aervice. From $225.
Newport Regency Corp.
(714 )644-7189
*t4IWPOIT IL YD*
C.M. otnce spa~. 129S. n+.cn.-.. 21.3-862-8967
~ 5005 .•.•..•.•••....••......
S. A MoMy ilrolll'r
W~ provide all ser vices I
at low COllt •9M-2274
U.0.-UcfttM'S
Or~e On·Sa'e $3tl.700 s. Die~o Off.Sale Sl I. 700
S, Diego On-Sale $36. 700
TolJ · Free <800 12:52 • 2000
AGURISALOM
Well established leadln11
women's rlRure salon
serving Newport/C .M
arus. For Info. Call Ray
S57-S3ll Agt.
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any )rooma~ 0 t M $enlc.e BtlJ W.. 7S46 ••••••••••••••••••••••
DIVORCE '70 Cab lat
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Panfit'Senices ~ 9:lllO Sandw1rh t'!xpreH will drtu up your MXt par.y
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n8lll needs, b.r /mo rites cat~rtna 3 locat1on1c
t:u :crRICIAN
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pallo•, walka, dri ve. rim!Odelinic. copper n • exper Days, e ve11 ,
wa11 l'reei u t J ohn ~aJftcommerci11I pipe, lel6k detection & wtuldll t.5 951 9&1 109fl MIH~ plainlin1t, Free a t. Reu. sewer lot'11t1nic 1-'lot T ~i
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conlltrUCUoft. houeehold
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t'ree EBt, 3 yr 1uar.
Olurll f•alan 982·1478
PAPF.RING Quality
wo rk l're.-est Von
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"Par ~xcellanee , sl
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dr111lns clt'ar ed Walt•r
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A<.~_Lef(aJ. M.2 SIOO O!ment work of all ltinda. Tree, Shrub Tnmmlnl(, ,.._£?.. f'tee e11t IS yni exper. Qeao.ups Sod llemoval.
--ec Allio blockwallll SS&-0757 A t h ' o •••••••••••••••• ••••... __ __ _ o y l n t(. • v ~
DlStefano & A11r11n<Jv1lz Cement work·All t y~s s:1841nG. _
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Jo:xct>llent npportun1t y
for n~lil'nCt-d 'rellt•r 10 Ubl~ SavlnR)I Mlllla«er
t.n aJI ph~ of !>:lvm1<11
o p e rati o ns Our
NEWPORT Beach off1re
IJli eeelun1 all 1ndJv1dual
With 2 ye11r1 S6.L bac k
iround and s tr o n~
kno wl edste o r J RA , Kcloch and new accounlll
1bia full lime pot11l1on or
ten a statttni u I a ry uf
II)() ~ month ..id I( rl"lll
bend11.111ndud1na
•Free Parktnl(
•F'reeC.reer Appar.-1
• lieaJlh htSuranct•
•Dental Jnsur1ncc
AMlalant SaJu Man•1Cer BABYSITI'ER needed fnr
We're 1l"eklnc i well klnd•rrartener. $·half
l(l"OOt'Md women from 4Q dy1, t ARBOR VIEW
ti> a6 ye&l'll to Hll1t In SCHl. ARP!A. 87~-GW
Pleue call Annellt•
Menne at 836·7071 for
mre infornwtlou
ulea 6 maf:Ja emut 11Aby1ltter needed evea Mt.Ill have ell •nee In aPP"OI 6 to 11. CdM. Own
lid.lee red~ of ulon trana 8'75-?GI
Jh U· 8pm dal y , •Vl"f'Y ------oUler' S.t 9 ! up w llOO BuklGa
im. Call Mn MulUvan T&LMS
631·:M44
AM1at Or~r Clf"rk, will
train, It lyplna . packa11e
<.rdotra. oo hHvy work . 4
daywonwk Paldbt-nef
"1t-7tl0. ............ ,,.
C o up I• w If e ·o f c. hu1bu4.nulnt. 200 Unn.t. Octam&de, upr
~
ATMLll'IC AllllT. to eoaC!b ......... lrl •• ...... -II. D1Yll 8ch0ol. ~oeJllMlltflOll,ffllh
8dloCll Olplolnl -t Hpr.
CaU-.MaOfor ~
Attr•C!tlvt 111 wom1n
from 20.u . extenalve
tn"11 llOOd pey, up. In
mJMl*\'laolbullMM In cl . a.c .. DMV work, ...... w. &Mi .. taa. tlC .........
8111 ..... f..t ~Daily
... •• Mt .
So Cout Plaa.1 office
J\aU .. part Ume. Call
Ralph K lnntno at ~. a.m lri1t.oi St CM
ODl&A .... olfle1. Full
Umt. c.all Mr. w....,. at
5t8<2300
2'1U>Hatbor Bl•d.
c.lf .... ~ ........
&Lem
Eqwal ()ppor Emplyr
Blnklnl
TaL.m
M1W ACCOUNTS
PwrrnaDent, part tlme,
Ulbt lYJMI Wiii COO· Uder' Cr.U... Call for
La..'* •Lo&o OorOMcWM1r
Mr.OwpMtm..IOJO
Im r
Barbtr 9tyU.t to mln&llC•
pu1·1Hnl 111-*""17 Tu.
l'li. M , Sat/ 9 S. evea ... -.
BEAUTY Jullltte
ma.Ucuri1t, full time, ... ,. m..mo. 117-3771.
Rt ... r Styl et • A11l1t1ot
....cted In 10UDI a1 .,....., .. Joo. Robett •
~.•ntr.
• .. STOii•
llep16r 111eebenlc for
8cbwlan dHler. Ea ~M1ar7. llllltbave prior' bUw mechanic ex·
per. la ....... *'-·
BIWNO O.ERK · for
majo r wbole1 1le
nurury. Applicant•
.,.. be Mil 1t.11n inc •
haw mi.a. J.yr bllk1. U ·
lllr· Bnentt lactd. fully
pd .._. plu, s d1y
..ti ...-. eduutioAJ
... '•-·· c.&eet ,,_ ........
hrlpfol ~·I I) o ... ..,_.r1tl 1.;11 I J.t11 r'"""""" 111 I'( I tit1ic 'l:J~.
, .... J>l)rl 11 ... 1·h ,.,,
Qa!f)J
ltoollk•'l'l"'r I' I I-u 11
Uianc .. f1.r l'\,1-wpt1rt n r
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IAIH~I '.t .1rk~
UOIJKl\ ... i' l'i'.I< p.1rl
IJ111t ru .. "1•"11 f•1r I'"'"''""'
I Allt;,.;Jt
f>Pl'OHTtJNJTV
lnt•rnat1Qf\al cu11mt-t1e
''I ~J K J>t'(1f>I• rn
b'l'f''\lr~ m •• 11 l.u·t·h ...
""'""""" & 'lklll •.tr• t;x1· .. ~t111n:il tn11n1n1•
'lat..... II. mi•nl p11 .. 1t 111n '
''·"' 111 )'"" .1rc-.1 t \oll ..,, 111 ... , I"" •HI W•·•I /\,
1 •lu• J l11111,1I 11111111.h•1 I
\l11hl> '" h.m•lf1 .tll ,,
n111r-11 M ,. 1:, 1 wx
C AR WASH
CASHIER
•Ill )"urn.ii UJ• I••
l,'c·n•·r .il 11 th•t·r r1·11r1
r l11ulilt• h•llJ/ ' & '"'lrktr1''
('(Jllfi \ ( ·111lllJ''l1'1lllUll 1!1•
~1dmi: t111 1•xpt>1 ~·nil
rt~unw U> Cr••utl'I' C'ur
neutum Im· l.)j•pt 1>11 I,
151illl (.'o m m•·r 1 •· 1.n
II U . !f.!64!! ,\JI t 1•pl1t•.,
.,.111 he> am1wo•rNJ
IOOklCHPH F /C
Purullnn w11 h vron111w nl
1-·u11 lal tl"a l t~llllt< 111 "'"' ,..,m Xlot c•s• µrlt1unll y t1411 OIZl
IO()t(l(ll:Plll
A!r road olc (.; M 2 Lo 4
hn. Mt.i t 'rt AM Hu,11·
bkkl( i.ktll" l C (flJ
T~ an.'wt•nnl( &
loc:al del1vt'r y dn v1111(
~·Of'~l~79
HOOK Kt.: t.:f' E R f u 11
charge t;•te naanment
Co. S.lary ~ Rettumr
1iUA!1nUOr1 Coll~ Ci. m
bnice. P 0 Box 1523,
La;cuna Beach. Cu 92&2
ft>okUt.'Pt'f'. part tam••
lllv1er1 Realty -.2800
IOOK PASTI UP
l'ut lime. Moo. lpm lo
IOpm, Tuell. 101u11 to
6pm No expn1e nc''
necesury l\pply The
Peftn y a aver , 1180
Plaee:nt1aAve C.M
lbJbtore peraonnef, pt.
Urrw, .,.rm t:aper'd
~sm. --------BUIU>lNO MATE RIAi.
VA.RD HELP Ov~r 18
t"-11 u,.,. No 1tudent1
IAllt be wUilnic to work
Set Cont •ct In J)erlOO
Mon f'h btwn ll·S Set• ~II or Noel at ·rony·a
IMldilll Maten1I Int' •
Z'75Newpon Blvd.C M_
BllSBOY · tor d11a s
d•J• • week ltuaty Neao R..t Ml-Mal
8'11 Boy. private r lub,
Pl'\ Ume. et&llleat OK .
Call ltlhabeth 'fh11r1.
thni Sun. 4•10pm tor --.m..asis.
DUS BOY part tJme. t'rl
lunch 11 ·ao 1 ao .
11.0CXBUSTERS. 1m1
Mac Artbu.r Blvd Irvine
<J'uod Park l S611U
BUS OR1VER8 Meded b1
Caplllrano Unified
Scbool Dial lmmed ~ .. belDt °''"" to I ll.m..d ...... ol aciotieu&I COIUd ltrt. ........ 1.111mm ......
lmm• ... hdh' 1•mµl11'r'rrll'11•
'"'"' Fur 1ntl'r.-ww •.•II
IM 441JI
(.:01Jihlf'r WJllk d . ( rl , j(()Ocf
P'•>'· ~ ltx•utrom. l'orn
f)Wl.)' b<•n1•l1l '!. •1v~r Pl
Wt' lrUtn 1 rttl\S J)Ort.11 ltUI
rtt.'<.'t'M J\1>i>IY M t<tro (\tr
W1.'8h . IMl)ll lto•.it·h lllvcl
II n
C~flEIS
UTOTEM MARKETS
Opl•run~' oow 11\a1l11bl•· tor fuJI tlmt' H 11111t1rnl
mana1een on 2nd & Jrtl
atuft No ex~nf>n<"t rwr
Wf' t.n.tn Start S'.I 10 to S4
per hour Ad\ 11K'i'men1
OIJPl,rtwuly for man111w
l1lMt poettlOM to ~ 50
per hour tf 11u1dlfh'(J t'or
rTU't• Worrnatton & 111
wrv1e w. ~MO •>r c ull
714 1!>37 41HU Wal l In
wrvlew nn Sllturday1 b>
111)J>o1ntrrwnt.
PJlU&l Oppor l':mployer
OUldcare. U.I. bl l\ft
!Id\. S yr. f(1rl + fri~m!J.
ll·Sl/hr Re11pon . Kel
req 675 4C»tl. 54!1 9099.
CLASSIAED
AIMITISINli
,,,,. Dally Ptklt la leek
U\lt a penon to euc mc-nt
our O uailied Advert.lb
•nl( deputmmt for In
aide telephone u lc&
C..1uslfied or telephont·
1 11 I e 1 e x p ~ r I e n c 1·
""T~IRt:Mt~
INQ..UDti;
Mult type 46WPM C.hw
tt1c1 Dependable Good.,...., ... VcMOI
Pl.....a penoullly
Salary co.mmen1uratc
wltb apenence + com
rnlelioo. ~C'tlJeot com • a-1\u. JI yc)u are ..UnriM ...... lcM .... 6 wut to be
p.1td for your elfort11.
..... c1U for Interview
Penoooel Deot.
M2-51'111. ed. tn
OIN•ICOAST
DAl.YPILOT
•W.Baytk. a.tall ..
,....~,
W•M._... •
•
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1
OAllY PILOT Q
• Qlrkal a.a., Ml timt" COC* OD.IVP!llY • STOCK Ory C1tanJDI Counter ~~~:.~ ..... !!~ ~!!~~ ..... ?!~~ ~~~!.~ ••••• !!!! ~~.c::e:.~., ... ?!.~!
......... •«15. IHcb a.SIUCA.1.-our Ml l'br' ... ,.tauraQt "' WORK r..-1n11le .. m•I" help w-.d. ruu or part
Sill*... C..,_ k a.aa1·a ~ fw Yla&Ua. CA a.-4 re. ~Wl&I ~ ~· U... EQ • wW Lra&a.
Dr. ew port Belt a.na.a ..,_.,Ad .._.~~\Alred enl opportunity t o 7S1-G'7,tl7.-. Jlolel
um "* I strll.ift • s..a. • fiWood ~ -w lnUo ln •ulo part .... !
Uerical lbrhtJoa poaltlOH =··· VlN •. CA ~ '::.~~00~0
nPtST HA.ID.LTON ILEC'nO ' Adama, ltt1n tl n~ ILIC'nOMICS Ha~~ WDt l1a4;. ....... .......... a.: illlll.......... Mii~
bllU•I •adtlH C'e ll flllt. Pt'J, brolier, 6 dla IJt1 tal f-Aft JOU In·
W.'T ... A llHdavla Od pay, 1borl bra .......... ______ _
bld. .. S.O.&. a.riul Zublu Ul HOJ or •IOCdfliTOIS
....., ln • career In
eled ron1ea. ••Hber
lor e ca .. t l nc or
t.JepboM/teletype In·
lttll9tkm • repair. The
Callforola National
Guard la loot1DC fol' men
~ womeri iotenlted in
llUiAI a.bead an todays
COIDDfJtitive job market. WEi'llAIN YOU! Thia ill
your to&den CJPllOl"tWlity
to earn a aubala otlal
moaLblY i.ncome. have a
G E N E R 0 U S
RETIREMENT PLAN, quani~ LOW
INTERTsT-H0.111 E
LOANS. plus MANY
MORE BENEFITS! For
further i.nfoimatioo call
Joho M c Nulty at m•~7363 or apply at
21661 Npt. BJvd.. Coela
Mesa. Calif.
...... ea..-.. for food ~ .... cc»·
PACIFIC
MUTUAL
COOlt tllllltia.. ~aoce1. Tem·
Part c.hne cook. Ute coot· PotWY ""' ume frlday ... ta c&tao up dllt..la. 6 s.tardl.y Car • mutt.
ftM pre·acbool child W• lnin. Salary. Call ~ "-dd. 1\9t.ln area Wl•llH, U6·3t89 or
Al.neriean Pre Sehool, 2llM51.-S. ~~~-----
We offer 1rowth op
Por\un1ty In a very
rNDdly eavU"OIUDl:llt.
AwtJc.a.n.,. abcMdd con
tart
TlMPaAl.T.A
714-HZ..0600
bt 10
MA.MUFACTUllElt .....
l.201 Dove Street N 8
F.qua.I Oppor Employer
We h a ve 1mme d1 a te
openings for t.be follow·
uig positions.
A ma,lor lit~ 1n1ii~ ~le _____ _
~ budqlW'tert!d a. W1UIU!CI tor Jtallao
lD Hf!WllOl1 Bue.. h.u R.t ltxp Aq M /F
oppor•unnle. tor in eau 11~-. Ott e1um
dividuala w1t.b akiJll and AU Dl1 ~eneral o rt1ce ex ---------
Pft\MC"e In l or m~ ol Copy !'.dikn, P /'Ume. E:a·
dat foUOWU\& art"u per ODl;y. To be On-Call
ISJ.1010 Ext ~J
·~ <&cretanes
-Gentclll Cl~nc;al
-Coolpoter '.J'ermin.tl
C)ptora'°"
•Slall8UCa1 I
Ma&hClerb
-TWX Operator ·~Clerk
C oame ti c ian f or w .. tmimtu For appt.
Am NicbolL 5»-4333
<:owl1er help fllll time.
6 30am to l :OOpm. Moo.
1bru Fri. 0.'°"14.50 per
hr Paid boliclay. The
8Ue Shop. Corona del
Mar. en mo.
Ooun&er 6: grill beJp,
weekends. Fu\ food
rest.aura.al. Call 673-3152
COUNTER HELP · Moo·
Fn. &!per Sandwich, 67S
Paulari.Do. CM. MS--4867
Personnel Departme nt COUNTER/YARDMAN
We h ave immediate
operungs. If you qualify.
we olfer a unique work·
mg enVlronmenl in addi· uoo to excellent com·
pany benefits. Please a p-
ply m person t6:
F\&llfPart Ume, Includes
700 Newport Center Dr weekends. Apply 1705 S
NeumnrtBeach,Ca92660 Coa st llwy , Lagu n a ~,.., Beach.
PERSONNEL <...'LERK Equal Opportunity "'-·-t r dry I ~isl.ant to the ""r~on ....,.,.., er or c enners.
II"' Employer M /F experienced. 14.00 pr hr
oel rep. TypanR & com· ~~~~~~~~~ to start. 675·3306. 7 ·4 mwucallon slolls ampor-. 5"1-9621 eves.
tant. CLERK -Health food
store needs part·lim e OiunleT'SaJes
GENERAL.CLERK clerk. Mon·•'n 9-3. Must Waoted mature fem.ale.
Business & entry level be able to handJe heavy full time day & everung
posrtJon. Math ab1hty & luochbr bus 548-Tr.il. hours. Rioo Hardware.
o ffice experi e n ce lo:Mlrvi.neAve. Newport
helpful, CUllJ(jMNGR. Beach. Apply m person.
C L E RIC AL-N 1 G HT OJsmetics. gifts & cards. Aakfor Dave.
SKJFT Expr. pref. 640-7373 2nd. stufl pos1t1ons open -~---1 C 0 U N T E R & A S ·
for per.ions with math & Cleric·Typ1sl, 50·60wpm. SEMBLY GIRL. combo
10 key ability. Previous permanent position. Rd wod & sillt finisher. app.
office expenence will in· worlong cood & benefits. ly ui person 439 Forest
-;ur e con s1derat1on Start S650/m o. M ·F , Ave, ~Lagu na Sch.
llours5PMtol JOAM 9-Spm ~2270. ___ -'*'-~---
A DP. offer!> xlnt work·
ing l'Ond .. a rhallenJ.linl! ~n.vironm t:nt & Rood
r areer & salary pro
wess1on. Please apply
dally8to5.
JJW PENSION
SERVICES
18) Newport Center Dr.
6'4-4360 ext 263
E.O.E.
Clencal
PENSION
CASE
PROCESSORS
ffr lllHHOf'
nperi...ctt
Pension department
needs md1v1duals for
many aspects or Pension
Administration Basic
rmth abilities required
Good o pportunity to
work lo area of ex
pans100 and growth.
Oerk·typtst · Temporary
pos1llon now ;avail in our
Npt. Bch orr1ce 40·
4.5wpm desLrable. Pos1·
lions for apprmumately
Smos. For. a ppt. c all
64CM.5S>. ------
a.ti Theatre Ticu+s
aerk for ticket al(eocy.
Mon.. to Fri. full lime.
Appl. 557.9212 Mr. West.
Newport Slatiooers Inc.
Q.EUTYPIST
Pnor office experience,
good typing skills & the
abilJU' to operate 10 key
would be desirable t.o fill
our clerk typist position.
Salary commeos11rate
with expeneoce . Good
co. paid benefits & free
parking. For appt. call
64()..4581) ext. 202 ... E. 0 . E .
Cockt.all Waitress, nights
& weekends. Apply in
person or phone Mr.
Ford at 770-0055. Forest
Lanes. 22771 Center Dr ..
El Toro
Construct.Ion Superinlen·
dent, 1mmed1ate open-
ing. 4 yrs exper. desired.
Top pay +truck. 955-3352
COURIER
Orange Coast Savings &
Loan seekinj? respon
person with good dnving
re<' to work p art time.
car provide. Contact
Lee. TI4-754-1801. E.O. E.
Credit
RetaLl store locat-ed in
So. Coast Plaza Mall is
looking for m a tur e
· person with retail c redit
exper . for office
manager 's a ssistant.
Will handle c redit &
genera l office duties.
'lb.is~ lllQ' '9()W be ~ .. 'tlDA4qyed by
an ~nt or s mall
chain o r 1tormerly ......,,ed bJ the above.
Must ba¥e a desire lo
succeed.. willlognesa to
accept respoosiblli ty.
sharp It alert.
Mr. Klein or Mias. J late
WEI~f1ELOS ,
S4(). 71B7 5'G-7188
CUST~
Part time for area
church. Late afternoon,
evening. Call Fred
631·218> betwn 8 A 5pm.
C..t ..........
Den&a1 Aaa1.1taot, X·r ay II~ req_ulrcd Garden ~eolftce &'JB.7111
Om&aa Au 't , Ortbo., Cbr .•
N 8. Patt ume or fllll ume ~ to 4 days per
week Top salar y ~
benef"rta Ort.ho exp ~
RDA req. 662 262ti
DINTAL
~odooU.st needs part
lime asst. 3 days a week
Expaoded duties oppty.
X -Ray cerutlcate reqd.
Exper. pref'd . Xlot
benefits. Salary open.
Call 8&2.aill.
DENTAL ASST. Part
l i m e . Mus t be ex ·
perieoced. Call 646·1662
between 9em· lpm, Mon
tbr Fri. ---------DENTAL A.SSlST. -RDA
for expanded dutJes. An
opportunity to expand
your personal involve·
menl 1n dentistr y
w/financial serurity
Uniform allowanre &
hosp. ms. 4 day. Salary
open. Npt lk h 64(}.-0300
~. 833~18 wknds
DENTAL ASSIST Front
office, pan tum-. 4 days .
<Mon-Th ) Npt Brh
640-0300 days, 833·0818
wknds
Dental Assist. Do you
wabt a cart.-er in Ortbo
utili11nR all your ROA
skills! 64()-0lZl
DENT AL AS ST.
B.ICT'ROMICS
CUrTent operungs now
exist for men • women
llllerested in dectl'Oll.i cs
or weather lor ecaaling
No exper. ntteuary. We
o frer FREE
VOCAT I ONAL
TRA.INlNG WITH PAY.
RETIREMENT PLAN.
LOW INTEREST HOME
LOANS . FREE
TRAVEL, & MANY
MORE BENEFITS. We
also have openinRs for
)l,utomat ve & d 1 ese I 'mec.ha.mcs. telephone in·
s taller s, medics. &
c ook s MI L I ARV
VETE RANS El\ RN
SPECIAL CREDIT ror
pay & retlrement For
more 1nlormat1on call
Jo hn M cNu lt y ,
<714)979-7363 or apply at
21661 Npl. Blvd., Costa
Mesa. C.alif.
Electroruc Assembly pos1
u on open. No exper
necess Will tram SJ 10
St.art. Cal I 64S-3632 for
Appotnt.ment Expenence re<fd. $800 lo
Sl<XX> mo 3"2 to·• day wit. EJertrorucs
~7SlK> JOI Of'EHIMGS
DENTIST expcriem1ed.
Great opportunity Dr
Flanie r . 642 0112 or
644-6687
Dietary Kitchen help. tn·
r id dis h ma chine.
Wknds, AM & PM sl11fts
Mon thru Fri. Eves 2 lo
8:30. Mesa Verde c~:>nv.
Hosp. 661 Center St C.M
548.5685
DISHWASHER·COOK
will lr811l dtshwasher to
c ook. Must spea k
Small m!gr of electronic
:-.1ed. eqwp nr beach ha:>
permanent po~1t1on ~
w1x1nt growth potential
an foUoWlllJ1 jobs.
Inspect cw
Exper w /IJ c board a1:1
semb
Bee. AIMH!bfer
6mo min exper, capable
c:i qlty work.
SecTKMici•
School plus exper 2yrs +
CaU 645-0845.
Sparush & some English. 94(ilMEER
IBUJ14. Oni-BBQ Must be qualified wllh
Dlsptay Builder, min 7 experience on mnme
years e1CJ)er1ence to bm Id diesel for 80' world cnu1>e
cu.slOJTI trtrdwood dts· yacht. Must be w1llmll to
pla.ys, established com· leave witb.m 2 week.a. Ex·
paQY w/bealth plan, pro-ce salary, full expenseti.
fit sharing. p&Jd vaca-· Send resume to 23712
t1on, full time steady Whale Cove, ~aguna
wortt. salary open. Call Niguel, Dm
631-0660. Cb;ar les Gary Escrow •.cept
<:orp -Secntwy
Dlst.ribul.lon Sm olfc, manager will
KIDS & TEEl!i...IS tram .successruJ apph·
1"'111 cants. Start Salary open.
Earn extra money dis·
tnbut1ng & soliciting
subscription.'! ror Laguna
Beach's most popular
magazwe
SS&-1866 Mr. Hanson.
EXEC SECRET .A•Y
MAlllOTT Hom
Nii ? ......... ,. for:
•CASMm ... r.._.,.,
•HOST/HOSt S ... /,... -· AM w , ... ,
•P.AMR'Y IAM wPMt
•COOICS CAM w PM)
EXClTTNG OPPORTUNITIES FOR
HARD WORKING . PEOPLE
ORIENTED PEOPLE TO JOIN THE
LEADE R IN THE H OTEL
INDUSTRY. ENJOY EXCELLENT
COMPANY BENEFITS. APPLY IN
PERSON 9AM·NOON" •. MON·FRI.
PERSONNEL.
900 ~ CEHTY Da1v1
T 11.ACH
Equal Oppartunity Employer
FACTORY TRAI NEE
good pey. x.lnt future lD
fut growing p las tics
Mlh es1ve co. lS37
Mo nrovia Ave. N 8
S..Sl25.
F emale Fa c tory J>aduaiers. $3.15 per hr
to start. Ment raises
1S37 Mmrovta Ave N 8
548-512S
Fliure Cons ultant part
lime wanted Will lram
woman JS.!>5 to work 1n
ladies reduc1nl{ !.a lon
Must be weJI groomed &
out·11oang llrs 2 tlpm
d.w.Jy, every other Sat
9-Jpm. Up to $.\50 per mo
Call Mr ~ Sull1v.tn
1531 2M4
RLECLEUS
NO
EXPERIENCE
Cient:ral Handyman for
vanet y or job s . E x
penence preferred but
will lra1n the rag bl
person. Benck Brothen
Maintenance Services.
979-3837
General Office 8 30AM
3 JOPM Mon lhru Fri
Tel persooality. must be
gd with figures. TypLng
desired Salar y open
Lon ·s Kitchen. 979·0747
aft lOAM
, GofHHAl. OFFfC E
Must en)Oy phone ron
tar t . work•nR w ith
t'U.'itomer.1 & detail work
& IYPlllR Paid \'acauon.
sick pay & health 1n
'uranre. Apply 9am
4pm Mon thru f"n
Barden Pesl Control 69C
Randolph. Costa M l'Sd
Call 546-S570
G~OfFICE
TYPISTh
SF.cRETARIES
ACTX>L.~'TI:-.IG t'LERK:s NEEDED We need you no~' Job~ lup Pjj> :'loo f:'t.'t'
are wa1llnR Short or I Pa.id Weeki)
long term. plea~c {all 11r 1 MOtlRB.L
l"Ome an t.o Temporal") St-n 1cei.
TOD
Tca+ucrt S..-vice
979-0164
4320 Campu.s. Sle 150
Next toOC Airport
lrvuw 7~ 6666 r-:o E M 1:
Never a Fee EO F. /
GBaAL OFACE
S1SO TO ST ART
MORE S WITH
EXPERIENCE
Fry cook, full or part ume. will Lr&111 Closed
~ Lot( Inn, 54.9-9'46
fWJ lime food &c beveraRe
waitress Uam to 6pm
PrivwClub 644-5404
General Office
TyphtjUt.,atwe c ..........
pos1t1on o p e n w ith
manne ml(( flrm near
ocean for dependable, a.lure 1.nd1v1dual w1lh
l(OOd t y pan i s kills
Vaned typing duties .
catalog preparation &
literature coordination
Call 714 t64S·3632 ror
appt -----
5 Girl Office
Vaned Actl\ 1llei.
We Will Tram
Company plUd beoefali.
EBt.ablisbed
Wholesale Company
Call betwet"n 8·2
~3321 ln Newport
Get cir betp wanted fM
furn. store. Some se.lhnl(
Must be dependable.
mature wom an F T
Salary Apply in pt'r"lon
Tues thru f"ri 1931
~Bhd c ~
Girl Friday wantt'd. 4
Sda)IS wk. 10.Jpm Salaf)
neg Call for .1ppt
betwf'en lO 3. 675-205l.
673--4848 ---------
Gt.rt needed to r111 part
tame pos1 t1 on t yp1nl(
after Spm & wk.lids Wi ll
JOBS
MISSION VIEJO MALL
SAW -F /T & P IT positions. S2.90
hour + ........... on expede,rw:.. 1'
years encouraged to apply.
COOKS·MILPla -S700 mo .
Experience required. 18 years+
COUMTll .... S/POOD SllYICI -
S2.90 hour Two shifts. PIT uvailable.
Thr Stace F,mplnymrr.t
f>evel()flment Of-pt. will
b e u cc .. •p t l n JL
t>mp l ovmcn l
nppl1 ration.; for th,.
mPrchants of the new
M11sion Viejo Mull
.,,..._. .... t.. •~.,t.4 I OA"4 .. JPM ... #M ..
...._ ...................... ., -......... Y1efo ..... °'""· T1lh ....._. k lectih4 .......... ., ...... ,w ...
H OSTESS . GIRL
FRIDAY, PERSONAL
SfX:RETARY
Perhaps the most unique
;ob you could ever dream
ol' Posrtion reqw res as-
Slstance to very sue,.
cesstul senu·retired m ·
wstor wtth personal &
busmess m atters In a
casual. but soptust1cated
almOISphere
BENCH
INSPECTOR
Familianty with bas11
prec1s 1on m eas urin)!
tools mandatory. Sur
cessful candidate ran
begin 1mmed on th1">
prirne day·~h1ft openinJ!
Leadmit pay M·ale' &
benerats with overt1 m1·
readlly a vai.Jable
ftOSAM. lMC.
714/5411·5S33 Npt ~1·h
J\n Equal Oppor l
Employer
Great compens:itton.
neiuble houro; & much
vanety are re wards to a
girl with ... uperb d p
pearanre & lO?room1ng
Some offlt·e -.kills ar•• 1---------
necessary Plea'£-«all Instructional Ai•s
7Jl-4444froml tolonly PJ11 um .... '.:I mr1 ~r
'1821hr LaRuna Be:1d1 lb.el Clerk· Front lk~k Schoc>b.. 494-8.S<Ui Must have exper NCR l•--------4200 Apply w Uav1d
McNeil. Hotel Laiun&
425 So Co.,st Hw y ,
l..agwia Bcb 494 I IS I -------
~isor Car~ bn~ti'<i po:.111on
("WTCDll} .tVa1l ;ibff' ror
hard -.orkml! incJ•~ 10ual
W J(>ln th£-liOUl>Cket:pm l!
IJ•-~·,i r tm Pnl
~uper v1:.or) dut1ci. 1n
.-11.d t· 1n -.p1·r• ion,
d.irectinat hous..t•leJntn~
~tl&ff etr Htilatt'<i t'X
penenr e prererrro 11:0
)OY ouL-.tandm~ 1·umpany
benefit. Appl y 1n
person. 9am ·noC>n , Mon
f"n. Personnel
MARaJOTT HOTEL
900 Newport Center l>r
Nt-wport Beach •:01-:
Hotel Timekeeper e x
perience nec e)-.ar)
Send rl·~um l· Hoh 'I
P 0 Rox I ~ -.:1 14 porl
Beach. ~ Mtn Con
ll'OlJer.s E 0 E
Housecle.anPr., net><lt•d
P 1JrM for "mall bui.1
ness CdM area Alt 3.
~l!IOY
lb.L<i«leaners top IJJY
earn up "' $.l ~ f,.r
Jarut't' ' Rai.:i.:t'<.l~ Anr
Tue. Fri 8 3. t;45 lllOO
Houset'leaner' W,antt•d
f\Jll or PIT Room lor
advanrt'mt•nt X l n1
1Ja y •bc>nt'r11 ~ Car
J'lt'("('S.."i ~0105
ln~allon lno;t;,llC."rl> for
Vl\IQfl Jn-.ulill.100 (;o I ll
So 0 c Call
G1lko lru.ulat111n
5Hb·lll23
APPLY NOW
WP ha .... 1mmt'tllal1• IWt'd
for th .. lollowrn..: futl t 1 m• ·
pot.1l 1on.'
ALEClBKS
Sonw· offit••· l'lq,..r11·n• •
des1n'<1
RATE CODERS
()(fll"f' PXpenPnl't' IU ko·•
i:ood hanclwrit111i,: n •
4wr00
POLICY TYPIST
~SOwpm llC:CUrlltl'. '"
~th. .. 0H11:c expenent·•
de6tred
Applv an per s on to
Tran -.a ml'lt<'a
ln!>orance. l't·r~nnn1·I
De1)art IJl('nl • 6lh f' I oo 1 r
3'21) Bnst.ol Slr~l. Coi.L•
Me.a
E 0 F:
Insurance
~1 I
Now you can laundi .•
new career wh11 .. \011
keep your present Job'
f'" rm•' r ' I n i. u r ·' ll • •
Group wall tr.tm )OU ~
pay )00 ruJJ t'Offirnl:>l>IUO
wtult· you learn 1-Wfor•·
you know 11 you II "" rrokml( wa\ll.'l> in J rt'
wardan~ lilt• l1mt1 P•" I"!., 1o11 <;a 11 (; t• 111 ·
OtUard for full dct:111:-
14<1X 5111
We offer outs t anding
working conditions and a
liberal benefits package.
ll you qwillly, please ap·
ply in person to:
Cook & driver. mu.st have
local domestic ref's.,
know Orange Coty. area .
Top s alary. h ve out.
64.S-SOOOBet. 3&5 P.M.
W..T..-...
Training for young.
s harp individuals to
rDBk.e periodic calls on
our est.abllsbed bminess
& prolessional ucounts
U1 the Orange County
area. Career oriented in·
dlviduala willing to work
& take directions can
build to a h.lgb income
~ential. Salary +. Ca II
Al for interview, 979-2333.
LAGUNA LIFE
$1500PLUS
Happy &c ener getic.
that's number one. Good
feelings a lways dis ·
played by you. Letter
composition. l(ood lYP·
UU?, some bookkeeptnit.
good organizer w /follow
t.hru.
General Office. typmf( SO
wpm. fllinR. ble purr has·
log, non smoker Xlnt
benefits OC Airport
area ~rn7
lrllJJl oo word proc:t'l>sin~ , ________ _
equip ~.so per hr Call
St e .. l' Sl1 ntt~b y al
INSURANCE
AGENCY
PACIFIC
MUTUAL
700 Newport O?nter Dr
Newport Beach. Ca 92660
An Equal Opporturuty
Employer M I F
Cook Wanted: Tramee. SS
pa" hr, must have some
exper. 496-~6 lOam·
l2amonly
CX>OK • wanted M /F call
between 9 & I lam for in·
terview Will train.
673-4110 The Galley Cafe
ask for Edor Mirtle ~~~~~~~~~I SEl.L idle items with a
WANT ACTION? Daily Pilot Cla.s&ified Ad.
642-5678. Classlfed Ads 642.5678
Clt t1Cel
Hamilton
Electro Sales •••
•• .Announces
An Opening Of
A New Location
Th9 MllONI INdef In -t~ com~ dllJ-
trlbullOfl will be oe>enlft9 • ,...11<_11 In,,.,. Or.noe
County .,.. Ollf 1remenc1ou1 growin In recen1
,..,. lllolkM ,,, .. Med ~ w. nMd lop. ouet11t l*)ple 10 help !Nln!Mn Olif ~tld
9"l{Wf' 111191W1e OClef\lnQe Ill the IOllOwinO-
cUllCAL/W dlHOUll
F ... ...._ 009llnoci.rM. ·-~ ci.<lla. °'°" "'9'1~10ft ~ •• •-•ion clel1le. 9lld •-,_.. Of09r ftllen ~1111mum ••iienenc:e r911ulfld.
ADMINllTIATIVI
~""""--°'--"~ ol IO_ IO_. totltle~ ......
SAUi • MARKmNG ._
ic., ...,.. wtlft -« nwt.euno ·~ pntl .. ellly 111 tM tleOtrollQ lftdwtry. bl*ltllOt
•• llQrtt, --MMoe ,.., Md .......... Ot flejd ....... ,. IOI• It deelllDle.
OW_.,..., ofltR el!Q9ltenl Nrtklg..,... Md 1
IOUll ~1*11 """'''' Pf09'MI, lne:lllOlftel INdloll. ...... _,..ay, Ifft._,,_ llld l*lelon ,_.
~ ~ wtlf Ill ~led ~ flWll .. '*J lrOfll t e 111, 10, f);tll. el 1'312 EteltNll &NM, """""~ 1n PtttOft or CAllt ,._~ tor ·~•
ll!lonNtlOft ..., ""'"'" """''·
Cutte r wanted r o r
Wt!t!Uita. exp. preferred
Will train r ight i n
divldual. Apply In person
IH2AM. Sea Suit.a, 837 W.
18thSt,CM
Deli Help, ruU lime & part
time, exper pref'd.. Refs.
644-5619
Delivery P/time AM, L.A. nmes. $100 per week.
Laguna Beacb. ~96
DELIVERY /OFFICE
BOY Full·tlme, VaUd
driven liceme required.
Neat. Over 1&. Apply in
penan to Mr. Fuentes at
Robert Beln • Wllliam
Frolt" Aaaoc. wen Quail
Sl. Npt. Bc.b,
DELIVDY -WAKE UP ro EXTRA EARNINGS.
llorlllDI L .A. T imes
rc.U open in C.11 .. S.A.
areu. Work 2,5, or 7
daJS a week. F.arn from
$125 to tuO pr mon. sewm.
DKLIVDY /Produce to
ret&alr1mta. earl1 hours.
11\aU time. Call Ml-S1ll
•torBlc:b.
DIU'VDY ROt.rn • al· ternoona. Jte1tate1'
NH Plll'S· llua be 18
CM' OVff, H••• Calli,
driwrtllee. • nlld Im. 2 llOlnadQ . ...,.,.mo,
7 dip a .... SatJaan
eart1 morn.las. Cdll,
Npt ........ .....,,.
F\ill & P /lJ me positions
avail. Work your own
hrs . Call Circ ulation
Dept. 49'1-4828 Mon. thru
Fri lOAM to SPM for
appt.
DONUT SHOP. early AM
shift. No e xperience
necessary. Prder over
~ Apply m person 1854
Newport Bl. C.M_. __
COASTAL
PERSONNEL
AGENCY
540.6055
2790 Harbor CM
NEVER A FEE
Call after hours a wt_
DI.,.,,_. Executive assastant. Top.
fo\llJ time. Co. benefiL'!. notch person to manaite
construclJoo consultmg office sWf. deal w /board ol trustees. arusuc &c ad· co. 567...f7S2. _ mini.strallve person nel
DRIVER, stock elk must 0 r R a n 1 t a t 1 o n a I .
know OC area. chance secretarial & ad
for adv. Pac lndu.'lt. Sop· nunistrative skills vital
p I y C o . 2 I 6 7 S . South Coast Repertory, Hathaway. SA _95"7_·211l2 ______ _
Geoen1 Office
SICUTAAJAL
~ALRIDAY
Xl ot opply o rrerin11
diversified • interesung
wo rk ror a c areer
mtnded penon w11ten orr
exper. Thu poe1llon or
fers a Rood s tartani
salary &l outstandinR
2ross opply Arr urate
~a must, S H des1ra
ble but not required
Musl b e a cr urate
w 1oumbers . Xlnt
benefits including Ma1or
Med. dental &c profit
shannic. Apply tn person
9AM-4PM.
CIMCO
4115 Brtgp Ave. CM
546-4480 EO.E Fact ory Woclters 1n
chemical refinery full GENERALCLERK
time pe rmanent posl· P /T , exper .• prefer
lions . Hig h sch ool mature woman. good
chemistry or work ex· ~.own tr •. 975-08Z7
67S-8030.
GUARDS
()pen.anj!S in frvine area
SJ.87 SI.art ~ day raise.
SlO per check urulorm al
lolmeol. will tram For
Info 881·2623
GUARDS
fUll & part time All
areas U nifor m s
furnished. Al(es 21 l•t
over Rel.Ired welcome
No expcnence net· App
l,y Uruversal Protection
Service, 1226 W 5th
Street. Santa Ana In
terview hours 9 12 & l 4
Mon lhn& Fri.
HAIRDRESSER with
followiu ror·full service
Red.ken Salon an t.agwia
lills. 556o«i99 aft 6P M
Housecleaner I 'T F T
own trans Top SSS
~ 6464871
~~per... ru.11 t1mt' &
P 1'. good worlun~ <.'ond1
lions, g pd holiday'\
EOE 8Myv1ew Manor.
642·350.S
HOUSEKEEPER
E1!er's Inn L a11una
Beach 9 JO to to 2 Mon
thru Friday S3 50 h r
CUI 494-3004 btwn Nf)()n
and6 PM
Housekttper hv ln/OUI ,
s.a.o, days ror dlx ;.tuesl
home. Laguna NtlfUl'I,
('XP W/eld e rly prt•f
Salary $650 $750 /mo
t-boou:. & Paid V .w.t
bOo. 768-SOOl
t«>USEKEEPER ·to liVt•
in w 111em1 mvalad. Lile
house wo r k & meals
Own trans. Call aft Spm,
846-3)79. 846-6478.
l"1n• & l'asu;1ll ,. rnm
m 1• rt' 1 a I I 1 n l :.. u 11
dcrwn\er !1:111 .... rwnn·
r~q 'd l<nb t•r\..,.111
ln:.ur.1nr 1· A !>l>OC lno
67~
INTEHIOlt DESIGN f:J<
ror !'lipl Uch. rml' furn
:."lud.ao Must be an c~
penenced prore~1onal ~'
da,r.. a week !f to 5 Jo
Appl y morninl(~ 1727
WestcbH Dr
lftv...tory T c*H'S
Needed lO work on a L11m
Por8JY basis Goud 01-11.11'
to supplement inronw
S3 25 Start l l3·433·003l\
und 21J-S94-622'18 Col let.1.
INVENTORY
40PEOPLE
NEEDED
Sept 2.8th & 29th
Irvine 7: 30-4. oo
Driver /Gardener. Com ·
blnation person. Must
have valid CalH. lie.
Furnish OMV report.
Minimum al(e 20. Pen-
n,ygaver, J66o Placentia.
O.t.a Mesa. perieoce with cbem.lcals 0_,,..a "'' OFFICE belplul. Day • evening -:..~wa shills. Start •t $4 hour. --
HAI R STY LI S T &
MANICURJST: Rental
staUon avail. Newport Beach. 548-22:58. Housebeper ~ day per
week. Balboa Island ~
S3 40 per hour. CALL
TODAY
557.0045 •DllVRS•
•fUU. TIME•
Neat a ppeal'a n ce .
knowled"e o r Orange Comit.Y. Good clri vlng re·
cord. Over 18. Company
vehicles S3. t 0 p er
br. +incentives. Call
Mark 7Sl·l886.
Driver·Dellvery person
for equip rental store
M~banlcal & clerical
aldlls req. United Rent·
Allt60'180
Drtftl', olc turn delivery
OC/LA, bobtaH tnck, 11d
drive NCOrd. e.-per Dref
SUO start. lldlahan Deak. fG.M.50.
muvl!R • full·Ume. Good P'1· Z10 Npt. Cntr. Or.
Npt. Bob. U4·1HO
ID-1117
Will train. Co mplete Cal.Uorappl HELP! Business is boom·
medical & ins. beoefita 77...000 15M2ll inl-u your a responsible
paid for by company. adllll whose bondable.
Paid vacation plan, .Jilly 1------mii!llll9-t witb ref tr • Dec. +meril bonus Gtnen1 " ansportaUOn ~ .. , .. ~·Uc salary 9 ••-6: inlerested an part time '""....... ,_ employment with great r use pro1ram ltt-.raT ~.CaUSitters Unlim1t
E.O.E .. 548-3281 Mwll•rS• .. p•ra ed. So. Calif. ·s Ut waAt 2 q,. oed week, banded 6: licensed house
nut bave valid driver's • child sitting agency
na la a ...,... Job for
l'O's • 1ala wbo waat Wart bl tbe Coat.a ll•a·
s.&a Ana ...... No u ·
per me. but you mutt be
honeet, dependable fl
o#wll.
11~. WlU \lie ~Om· 875-ll630 4
pla)' can. lluat e'Qjoy
dri vtnc. Call f« detail$.
774-IOOO
·O.~·
M•MOMCI
Honey Baked Haem
DELI COUNTEn HELP
immed. Applic ations
aJao tak.n for Nov. • Qriatmaa bolida,ya. For
..... .. bam~'!'
..... WW train. Call Martt· ~. Call T\lea·Sal. .........
Sm1 ,..,,.hlns llrm la HOSTISS
....-.. 8lmp\e cl.neat 111 ·cu. cu Rat..
Cf\-Llf\:. lllmEEPEIS llMK>llAll't' f'tllSONNfl SUMClS
3721 lircll St & MAIDS "-wpcwi •a
ror an nchaa1ve pnvate I~~~~~~~~~ resort. Star t 1mmed,
Exp. preferred. Will
l.rai.11. hll Ume. ApPI)' In
peraon. UI N. Coast
Hwy, Lag, BclL or call
714149'·8521, ask for
flaiae.
JEWELRY SA.LF.S
I'm looking for an ~x
perleoced diamond s ales
p e r so n familia r
w Jeagagemeot sets It re
mount aaAea for So. Coast
Plua llall retail jewelry ...._ nu. peraoo l1Ul Y
a ow b e presentl y
employ.s by an lndepen-
dllll « 1mall chain and
,_. l.bal their effort &
. Dllhw7 .......... : , ______ _
... ....... dft ....... .
Werk 7:1M:OOpm, wlth
IOOd JN'f, 1te•t benefh.t
...t1q 1neral office Al9lYd~Otoaoon.
dutl••· reined •t · DMainSt. U.O. .......... llat&&N DOe•
a.U pref•rred. Alao IDJla&.a · ell IWAA .
............. /reetiv· AIJlllJ lltWD N aQr day. 11111 ~ AA for Pat. 111·4700. 3410 V la
..._,, 111G Oompul.w _Oparto.N.._ __ .B_. ----
abUit,y ia not being re· cocntled nor rewanled. J
beve an opportunity or a
lifetime, an opening for
someone .-1ng for ad·
v..-.&a, a desire to tur•. wUlinsnets to ec:cept re1~11slbll1ty.
llllrp • .a.,t. Your earn
..... , .. ia 4lredly ~to Yom" aptitude
Alllf aitlvatioa, Tb.la \8
• ear.' wMla UM finest 1Ni11rY cWit ta 0-. lt.S. . ft:llrrD.O'S
HAMILTON
Et.ICTRO. SALES ..,.,..... ....
0.... ..... 0A ....
oard. ..... nll ... Jm.
DIUVDINO PAPU.S
to ...cllal maebtnes . C.11. .... __.,aft
-RM.
DllY•$ lltn or women 25 yn or
oldtt. Know the coaat
c:ld9. Net $1IO a W.O or
mon. Oranae Cou~
Yellow C.b, 17300 Ill.
Henmaan, l'ounUln
Valle.J. OCo of llater
betwn Newbope • kid)
·~·
1-llB ........ Xl.Dt oppty to
1QPJ--Ht Income.
.......... rmldmta,
IWmp/t. 1'abn.lleed
ear • t7pewrl ter. =~~01teu llr.KWD INSSRT&as Heded, ...,...,.Over ....
• 167Ja AMm .... I ~
CH EWL 'f PtLOr
~~~~;.~ ..•.• ?! ••
~
DATA ENTRY
Cl ERK W..,.. Ml&1q I Data MA N ICU RlbT with
Duy Oer\ fur lbo 2nd klUOwtni for '"" ll(lf VICt' abltt lu wurlL la ou RtdUn ~ I.ti l.l'guna
bMuUll.ll Or•ruie COUOl)' llUI ~aft 6PM
feb.lny
~atm 'Tuniinwak 111
a lllld> teduwlORY l'Om
pany loca\l'd in thr
lrvtnt aru JI.bl •cruD
from the Oran•e Count)'
AltpOrt We olfer an ex
ltilenl .salary a.nd com
pkt.e company benefit
mcluding maJ(>r medical
and de nt a I Fo r 1 m
medJate ct>ns1derat1un,
please caU or »PPIY at
Sierracin/
Transmask
2952Campus Onv"
Newport Beach. Ca
f7 I 4 I 540.6010
equal Opportunll)
1-:tnplo) er m r h
..-CHAHICA&.
Dl'SIGt•
F~ncnc. m d 111n of
lmill ma~ part:; for
mec hanical and t.>lec
lt'olnechanical ITUH'hlllC
part.i, Resporu11ble for ~ layout & detail
Small des1,;cn dcp11rtmrnt
p rovides eo v1ronmc nl
for challenging work a:.
1111(nmcnts E;xc~ll<'nl
~ beneflu. & ~ u.it''>
ContaC't Personnel ,
557 9051 Equwl Op
portwuty Employt'r
Medical Reception ist &
Ins urance Riller for
laboratory Call Jan
640-0140
Mediral
Rerept1on1s t, mulure
front offire person l)(x·
tnr,.1> ol c Ca II 64-0 0760
LABORATORYMEDICAL OF FICE
RESULTS Clt-rk t~ull tu~y exper sharp front
Ume.. Mood~)' thru f'ra olflce.. All ~ Top
day S3 17 lo i.tar1 Will s a I a r y a fl 5 pm
lra1n Call 640 0140 a~k 714-~2546
for Gordon
LA9I' Secntwy
~ Beach L»~ Of fire. Xlnt slulls & ab1hty
t.o ~crt v.ell w1lh peoplt'
& must Conla<·t Pat
t>M-9190
LlGAL SECRET ARY
NWJJ( lk'h, airport ar1•a ,
xlnt NkilL~. no Sii. :-.11lnry
upe n 35yri. .... xpt·r.
lit11(<1t1011 t·oqrnratt•
l!«01 ht•nl'f1h 752 4!5111
Lfo:GAl.SJ·;n <1-:"l t\H Y
l.ai,:un11 11111 ~ H1•1•1·nt
<.:A vruhat<' 1·x1wrwru·1·
ntol'l..~Silry Xlrll tyµ1ni.i
& Sii ~k1lli; r1•1111 Cdll
Mr. Wm.'llc;w fur 1111111
im-1001
U.--Store Clri
fo1e..ible hrr. Ideal for n·
trred pert.on Apply
MedJraJ offc Pedmtncs. 2
~. Rttepl1omst &
Med assist Exper pref
Wnte Ad •31. c o The
Daily Pilot. P l) Box
1560. Costa Mesa. <.:a
9'.&!6
MB>ICAL
RECEPTIONIST
.. y dodon ofc. H•
~'dfll'Ay. 646-3901
M1~ral lla(•k OH11•1· J><w wr ~ uf11r1· 1n ~1·wport
llt•ilrh 1:, look111~ for ,,
n .•rt.J f 11-..1 rm'tl 1 t· a I as., 111 t
I 11•ens'"'<l for X H ;i v 1-: ~
pt.>nt:nl't: on Lrt•ail mill
helpful Xlnt t•omµc.•nsa
lion & fringe bcm•l 1t
p11cka1•w F1,r info & in
l1.'rv1ew l'nntact M' l>olt·
7 14 1 !175 111;00
1'-0 I'; M F
hef o r e noon 4!1H Minuit· Kini.: MJ rkl·t
Broadway L<Jg fk h Nildll t'll'rk wanlt'tl. no
UY• ln/Compani°"
lhkpr 5 rt y'I wk
Uayfmnl, Ualhoa $!~ d.1
\y ~3431673 ~'>45
t•x 1wr ll\.'C't-~'I 1142 91.%!0
M 0 T CJ It <.' Y (' L 1-:
MEC llANJ<.: tr101n1 ,.
wantffi Chanl'l• '" II am
11¥A.t>f<·y1·lt-rr,pa1r i\pµ
LOAN SECRETARY ly fl&ll Moton·yd1· 7412
I' rt' i. l 1 I' 1 11 u ' n •• w 'l'allw•n II II No phont·
mortllul(e loon l'om11u1h t•alb
Typ1• flflwpm Ba nk
1·M·row, or 1n~urunc•1• Nurxc Aule l11l1necJ1:itt•
liac•kp,round 11rdl·rn•d OfJt:rllnlol ul Hale1J(h J!Jlls
lrv1nt• complex l'h lloi.p1tal , NC'wpo rt
fi"4 ·4201 . An yt1 mc & Ucuch. 11 lo 7 shift, ex
wk.ndll. pericncc preferred
urr A'TTENUANT
noodect full <>r part Umt•
MU8t he 18 ycurs old
~7-0520
714 M5 5707 1-: 0 1-;
Mtl-'
NURSF..S
Lr you art.> a dependable
qua li fi ed practical
LVN charge duty 11 7, full nunse, M /F &t want foll
lime or part tame GOod CJt' Pff pvt duty work
sals r y Mes a Verde For a pptca.11661-<)506
Q)nv Hosp 001 Center -----Sl c M ~-558:1 Nurses Aides 7-3, full or
pert lune. Experienced
S).ZS to S4 per hr Will
lraan recent grads &
lnllewlvea $2.00 lo $3. \5
hr Mesa Verde Conv
lla!p. Ml C.enter St . C.M
548-~
Mill'h1ne Shop
LooktnJ( f or mature
younl( adult 18·2!'>
w1mactune exp to work
1n except clean mach
shop, Irv a rea Steady
work, 40 h rs per wk
Some bldg or fixtureti
from 11ketche11 & i.ome
prod req1.1red S.~7 T.!83
Machine &ekin8 male 18 thru 2l
ID wort In cle1m produc ·
Uoo machine Mhop, Irv
area. Steady work, 40 hrs
week !>57-7283.
MAID · full·Umti. lll1r1Jor
IM lb.el. Npl. Bch
67~3463
MaJds, apply The Inn at
Laituna, 211 N Coas t
Jflovy, Laguma Reach
MAIDS
~eeced full Ume a. .-endl. 642-3030
MAIDS WANTED 1661 S
Cit Hwy. l.el(una Brh. .......
~man tor 5S
I.ill apt complex ln C. M ea.sm; oa.a )MS-311.51
MUISIS AIDES
J..11 & p /l 11·7 exper
pref Gd pay. S mall
conv. 00.p Costa Mesa.
S49-:.>61. -----
OFFICE WOltKER
Arc hitectural office
needs s tudent part·timc
to "581.sl in mail room.
1'\111 blue pnnl & ropy
machines, run errandll Mu s t hav e own
transportation.
Wm. L. Pere ira AllM>C
MacArthur at Ford Rd.
Npl. &h. 644-0820
Equal Opportunlly
Employer
OFFICE ClEll
Opening for Pald In Ad
vuce Clerk. duties are
poatln« P ay By M a al
Cuttom.ra, c relflting --------•I carriers aPCI learning lhe varied jobl ul a clrcul•· Mal......,.../Salea
MOOIPLAMTS lio n offlte. Type 40
WPM. Pey aca\e to ex-
perience.
-"
fie» &.n1r.
~a.ta ~ S.Vlfta8 • Loan
baa • llMWidia&e e>pen
~ f<r a c.,..r ~ .. ~~
l....wi Jtrel•• red wUh
...... UI ba.Ak ffl led
Pf\'l4UMa M&nlmum ol 2
Yf'I ~h•alnlC ••per
NqUlred Salau·y t•um
menaurate w Ith 1u
Ptl1~ XJnl worlun1
a.ad • twndl~ tod»d
lat paid Kf'WP lr11 • pru nt thattnic Conllu.''l Mra KJW.Qol\~
•:&f~()ppufo Emplyr
OplitllJ 1'ta1Mn Gnnd
IOI( ti pollShllll( i':JI
~r1eme pr~f.-rrt'iJ but
nol rf!q\.I t'fd Me 0200
OUMGil COUNTY
Sta lrlbrare
Ternhc opponu_n1ty to
grow .,.,,th OM ol natlon 11
lcidlnl( DISCOUNT
~'TOCKBROKEJ\S Im
madu.te o.,enm~• for lk~tered Rep.
Marl(rn Cl~lu
, Wire()pcrators
Cu:>tomer Service Reps
Ex~nented preferrt!d
but wtU tram prom1111ng
11pphcont Cull Jc111111c
752 0070
PART TIME
EVENINGS
Adults with ou1.JStand1n~.
au.ract1ve (Jerl10nalilie11
who t!f\JOY workm.i with
luds . Over 21 Start ut
$3.SO per hour Phone
642 4 321 , i':Xl 250
BETWEEN 4 00 5 00 PM
Askfor ..... ct
Equal Oppor1uruty
Employer ------Part Tune
a.tnctto.at
Aida
IRV I NE UN IFJEU
SCHOOL D ISTRI CT
urjlet1Uy needs fnstrue
uon.a.I Al<b & Sub Aids
wtio are b1 lingual 1n
Enjlllsh & any or the
following lanl(ua.iei.
Chinese. (Mandarin J
Taiwot. Spani11h. Viet
namese. Pttrsi:•n .
Korean & J..panci.e
Salary SJ IW hour 1\1d.
S3 10 hciur Sub Aid ,\pp
ly al 2941 Alt.Oil A vcnul!,
lrvuw t: n t:
Pan ume hl'lp ov.•r Ill f11r
lr'54:rliOS( & IYIOJI curl)
Sun AM only I, /\ T11nt::-.
64&-(Jll.11 1Jr 64fi .'"4~
~~~~ ..... !!~~ ~~~ ..... !!~ ~~~ ..... !!~ ~-'!~~;'! ..... !!~ ~!!~ ..... ?!~ ..... ~~ ..... ?!!4!
~CYQ.MK , .. ,...
Pf•IUona a vailable 111
our ~ ton local~ 111
inWt fllf day 6 tW'°nJDIC
war\ \IP IA> 3a Nw'• per
"Hk C•ll Hl• Sturt~ .. ...,.,. tor 111tt1rvt"w
..... ._ ........ .
hcul ... Clertt
lmmecliat.e op.en1nM for full uuw l'h<IM Reoop
Uocl. WuJJl hav.. cmtry
lllvel arcounlln.IC t!x
ptrh•nct> Xlnt comfany
beo~f1t1 C•ll 8:. bo11
M11rlnt1 ror llPPl
S.111171 EOE M .. , II
Pl.ASTICS F.xtrudt-r
(')pt-ratot or Ttaonee t•x
per helpful Apply 1n
ptf'IOO, 8U W Ulth St
(.."M.. 714 646 3279
Pre Srhuol Aidt>,
ccrt&11cat.e or CXJM!nt<nce
Ut.11 640-8820
PRE SC.HOOL A IOI!:,
I' rr . e><per neceasury
549 :rm
RECEPTIONIST /TYPIST
.\J ;.1Jur nwdu-ttl c·nmpuny located in
M 1:,.,1on Vu.•Jo. 1s scekm..:. u person to
work full t1m«-' on a rwrmanent basis
1n Ut4= t·~~,·1ty of a Receptionist. You
tnU_!.l \UVj.' ;$ yC~CXJ)Crieru:e In
worku'lit in ttn offiC'c & have a typin~
~J>l't.·d or 60 wpm You must be
punrtuul. huvl' a pleasant telephone
vo1te. ht• nc•al 1n uppear ance.
dcc.J1cc.i l cd . h etrd workin$l & a
~e lf ::;tc.i rtt·r You wlll ulso b<'
n •1'pons 1ble for m<•<•lmi.t the puhlt<· &
~l'nArnl oUtcc work. mc:ludin~ simple
~H·<··1i.Jnllll~ & ltlt.•x mal'hanc. Y ou
rnu'\l hav<: a good a ptitude in math
Non l>l mOkl•r 1-;x('cllenl 0.•ncfits. pay
tommcnsuratt· with cxpl'rtentc'.
t•x<·cllcnl s u rl'oundtn~~ Only tho~e
~ct•k111~ pcrm<.111l·nt employm<.'nl need
:1pply C1ll Sus an for uppcnnlmcnt .
.181 :~1
Real l?lJtate Sales, lie or
un.llcensed Wt II l r111 n
Bn-7:.>0 Ask for 8111 , the
maru>Rer ------
RESTA U RAN T
MAN AG 1-; R "'ood &
beverate MJ(r for pre
sttl(e privatf clu b 1n
Ne wp ort B l'arh
Cl\allft\IUJll( & d~ma nd
UllC Job M U!ll bt-u p •
profit minded • w1Ibn11.
\0 woril hard. Our itlafr
lalOW!I cl tlus 11d Send re
au.me with salary h1atury
& req lo ad 11600. The
o.Jly Pilot. PO Box 1560.
Cost.a Mesa, CA 9262S
Sall rnllillnl aeatmtreu Wlll&.ed. experieoce pr.,.
t.....S. t7W9'70. ----SALHCL•
Nitbl tbifl. Apply In
perao n lo 7·Eleven.
21933 C rown Valley
Par'••Y. Latu11a
16&\lel. ---·-,__
s..i. ~. prutlge dnaa
at.ore. N.8. Full Ume,
perm . aome w ILod&,
benetl111 . Mr. Elwood.
fl&.0150,
S1lea . Dependable
~memak.er for perm.a.
ne.n& P tr F.vea .Ir Sat hrs.
Xlnt diJlrown. T he Collee
Be1111, 549-1766.
Salal Debvt>ry Have full
ume • part time po11 avail You c11n expect v1 earn up to S7 00 per hr
for a~ company dorna
in teresll ftl( w o rk
531-0842 ----
&Jesperson. full tame.
pr est•l(e Rou rm e t
cookware shop m Cdm
Mature lady. w /Interest
1n cook ing preferred
1\tes thru Sat 10 S 30
Kstchen 1lun~. 3'29 E
-~t Hwy.~~-
Sales. 1-'\tll u me pos1\l00
an Reta!l hardware store
No Sundays . or t;ve:s ~
Mike John.son al
H W WnghtOJ .
1.26 Hochdt.er, C M
Sales
HAIDWARE
Pnnled Circull Roard..-1
t:11tabll1hed l(rowanl(
company an the Sunta
Ana lrvme Complex 11reu
has lmmi'dlute opcnm~s
ror the rollowinl( po111
uon.1
Red&taffS*s
CM proven tratnml( +
personal 1n off1t·e
ll\.DWulte will bnn~ your
succeM' Ask about our
1nrent1 ve comm1ss1on
plan up to 8011. . Licensed
or unlicensed may call
ro r r onf1dent1 a l 1n
Lcrv1ew for Newport
Bear h 11rea 64!> 7221
M k for Dun Wallentine· ---------•I l..aRU(llt &-ac h ttetail S al es f'/T Coa s t
ESTIMATOR
Generol knowll'd~t· o f
PCB Mfg process r r
quired We are w1lhn.i to
train Previous P C B
purcha.sml( or some ac
<1ru( exper helpful
C•t011Mr Sen. bp.
Ablllty to commun1cult.>
well. follow up 1s ei.i.en
uaJ. Some produc·1on ron
trotJ exper as helpful
~Htdiff Rfffty _
Heception1!lt Arrh1lt'{'\
builder ~k.11tl'Ct>Plv.1th
~ skJlb a. ll+ookkl'ep
ang exper Qu;.hr1ed ;,p
phra.nl.'5 ooly Hunt Bch
714.847·5338
RlCIPTIONIST /SEC'Y
L..t ~or Newpor1 Center, front of
t,or military MLB pnnl f1ce appearance a mw;t.
1727 E. Dyer ltood
I"'-
I lw'dw .. re 497 -4403
Salesperson, permanent
full lime. w1ll train R M
Abrams C atalol(
91awroom. 18l9 Newport
Blvd . Gulla M~a
SECIETAIY
M ujor medical electronic C'ompany i~
scckinJ( u curcer person who likei\ a
busy desk. with exctell~nt typing ~kills.
shorthand & telex xperienee helpful
.& .a. ~aptitude in malh. w~~~>?a. ~-=
need or a self·slurte r who enjoys
detail & d1vcrsif1calton . Non-smoker.
Ex <:c ll c nt t\c n c f~t s . Pay
('o mme ns uralc with experience.
<>xNdlenl surrountltng~. Location close
lo all your pcr!.onal ncl•tb1, Mlgsion
Vil·jo a rt·a 011ly thowc see king
pcrmuncnt <.'mploymcnt need apply.
Call Susan for uppointmt•nt, ~81·3830.
SECRETARY. word pro
ru111nic duirable 3
years exper Somt> r e
ceptto n 7 14 67~ 8030,
send r esume to John
Ne1s wt'nder . <i!OI
Shipyard W uy, "NewPort
Bch.93663
S«nt.y'ff Small . pfeas11 nl
englneenng office Moo
Fn I !'>pm Mui.l be Rood
lyptlt_~~
SECRETAJ<I t;S
MAHPOWH
C..ll fOf' appt
77 .... 000 551.0231
SECllTAIY
AlrC'ralt marketJnR farm
ha.\ unmed pc>t11t1on wvail
for exper sec'y Jbndll'
work fcx 2 Jo:xec in xlnt
far 1IH1e11 w 11nterdllOI(
dlvenuly of duties Slar1
s alary S9 ~0 r m o
w penodu· 1ncrem11e11 dt'
pendt-111 up o n
p e r f o r m u n t· ,.
llaip M1-<I. bt-nl'fll plun
Inquire Ii 311 1 m !> :w
pm Mr Andl'r'l•ln
9f6.2Dl
• ·relary. Nat I ('h1110
restaurant Bldr nee<li.
SICUTAltY
Newport lkb law farm
seekJllJ( aecretary with
xJnt typuuc 11klllll. E:icpr
with word process1nK
l1'W6Chlnell helpful but not
req. call S40-~ --
SICllTilY/
M.AlllmHG
Commerr1al /lndustn a I
1hr Irvine Company, a
communit y but Ider
l1i<•wted 1n Fa s h 1un
L~land, Newport lk!ilc:h.
hall an 1mmed1at.-OJ>t!n
1n11. fo r 11n out gotnl(
~ to work for ih•·
Sa.leti ManaRer11 m tht•
Commercial Industrial
Vtv1s1on
Re~pon s1b1lit1ei. :ir1·
SC'l"Cffl & dastnbutt• mail,
hcHvy lypml(. phonei. &
<W)'lnl! for :1 manal(cr11
M a 1 n t a 1 n H r o k 1• r
lwvelol)l!r rll111hnl! 11:-.L'>,
pr11·1· 11,h & othl'r
...-twdul~ To quah(y you
muirt bt-wt-ll orl(aniwl
l"~''"ll at•t•uratt' l )'i>
ll'IV. ,kJll., of 50 wpm & a
pl1·ai.ml( [>horll' ma nnl•r
Pie~ \.'Qmpl\.-tt' .ippltt:a
lJon m per.on or '>tmd ft•
11ume with '"lury r1·
qwremenlll to
L l'Al<SON!>
T .. IRVIME CO.
ed c1rcwl mf.Jt HeQUlr(' heavy phon~. some ty p
mm 1 year exper with rng Perm part time
Mt.R 's Lead bn<'k 15 :llpm 640-:>470
Restaurant ISalespt!r!>Ofl 1'\111 um•· \ec y w 2 5yn bark
Food Service Worlu•r-1 Gift )hop ('oron .. d••I icround m con.-;tru< 111.n or ~m till !I 30am Mun I M:.r c.:0 11 M ,. 8 4 ;,() rt>lutt.od f1t·ld t•1 ""1'1!1.l
~~rt Center Dr
~-wpor1 fk.11r h. <;A !0i63
W'OUlld preferred We of Rec e pt (; l' n I ()ff I'.
fer an xlnt bent•fll'I Mature /\llllWl'r plHtnl"I,
pack a Re whll'h ln c·ludt·"-lJle tyj)(', knowlt.-<llZ\.' or
med1l·al, dcntul. l1fr in' l'akulalur Call twh1w1·n
Profit '>harinl!. p:i11l !lam 12nonn CINl.Y
vac11l10M and holicla~-. I ~7 7440 /\.~k frir ~h·i 1• :"11
P\ea.w call. 714 ~:.l:l M6'1 '>ill \''Jib I UEl.L IND USTHI J.:h I . ~ .
1-; S IJ I IU..-'l·eptw111st I.a"' t tf! ,. n11
11131 S H1lcht•y St ex p er 11 l' ,. «''' I 1 l ,.
Santa /\oo. <.:A p hon('.,. S:, !1 0 rn 11
.. ;qull.J Opply t-;mply1 75.2 74lfl
thru Fri !1111 t•l'p_.r ~~ l'ru1e<'l M ~r 111 ,. .. ~.
ne<'eiS.11')' S3 J.~ IH!r hr 1tr<1wini.e pro11rnm 1,fl
v1 't an 11111.1.'lt'"'tH"• & ~AL I'.~ I' t-. R ~('" -.t~on-tisnal '>k•lh ""' ''"" ~tudentswt'11·1Jm1· St.nt•o <lt>J>t t'il'I"'' 1ir•·f I 1,tJ ,1.1 r1 ,,1 l.1 r~ •
Mt·at 'h<·n fur 1"1rt11111 I l'l'rmun•·n l f ull11111 1· 1,..n .. 111, \ 1tn\JI'\ ~.nn
'ontrol 011 autvm .1111 H M i\hrarn' 1·Jtal111-' !.>lflndl~ 1:.2 i:.111
,IJl·l'r Sun thru Thur .. ' -th11wr1>om Iii I \I :-; l"I 1 Ap1m1x 7 ht ' d<iil> N111 llvdCM SECaETARY/GEHEtlAL
Fl t•JI il1lt• 1111 I> t .. rt I" l! I\ OfftCE
SECRET ARIAL
COMtnlCHCM\
H1 .. 1I 1-.,t.J\1· 1>1•\ t'f1t11
""""I '1111111.my ni•t'fh ,.,..
pr rl 11lr11 1• m~·r, 1ir•·
f1·r;1hl \. With l'llllhl rl.lt 111111
IJ.1l'k1.:r<>u11tl '1u't h,1\<
'· II
't
N
Part t1mt•. 11ftcrnu•1n. Pnnlml( RECEPTIONIST
t11nt ttam thru :!pm SAL.ES PERSONS l1V11t~oc.kn1 rt1 ... 1·r "f""'
Wiii tnun IT\Jturi· rl'l1.1 I l'tor..onaJ1tv '''u" .inult' •I u t 1 ••' ~ 1 o Jn • 1 ,, I
liil'J>('Nlfl !"laldrvu,,,.•n I t11 W IJf\t V.l l h Jllll ~·r\.\(t•\ r1rm 11 111111
Inn'' K1t1·hl'n J077 !"I I rrrt1v11tt• kuh () ... ,., ?I ,k1lh •·xµ .. n 1·111 , 11·
lwrbor Bhn CJt 1· .. , In 1.1..euna (',11n,1r.1n11 quirt-d 640 01Zl
1
1''•"1 .,,., r•'l.1r1 •• 1 'ktlb
Jl\IJ lio• t•Xprtl lhr u ln.•I
l1o.1l.1n••· !'>.tl.11) '"'"
m1·n ,u1 .!t1• "'till •·x 111
1°111 lfllt•I \ lt'l<w •ll.IJJl tall J;:t..'Oeral oHicc w<Jrk t:dll IOOt( PASTE UP
642 0411
Party Con s ultun ~
CountRr Pen.on. fo· 1t1mc·.
incl Sat Apply 204!5
Nt'WpOrt 81 vtl <;M
PASTE lJ I' AllTIST
Some II Sehl drafl•nl!
helpful 4 duy work week
Pd ben<'f Call !179 761i(J
Mon thru Thur
PAYROLL CLEttK
Independent md1v1duul
lo ~1st tn lht• l'ayrnll
Dept Typrnl( re<1 of 45
wpm & some payroll l'X
per de1>trablc S11 lary
t'Omrnensurat«' wrth t•x
pencnr e Xlnt 1:0
bene<1t...' Call l'ersonnc l
for a 11 p t 6411 4 5110
. 1':.0 E
PBX Answcnni:t Ser vice
Operators Immediate
openings for expene nrt>d
& 11uahf1ed people Start
ml( salary dependent on
exper Paid val'uhon.
med.Jcal in.s 645·2550 or
833-2124
NXOf'H.
l.oulunit for a com1.1any
where you can t11t1ld "
<:arecr ? We would hk•· l•1
talk to you C:Ou\p<1i.tnl(
l.)epl MW lll'Cl'pl.lnR JP
pllcal.J<ins for pa'!h• UI•
Apply Thl' Penn)s~•H·r
1661) P l&Cl'nlrn A vc• ( • M
Thurs mornini:'
PRIMTIHG
F' lime pcri.on>. n~t·d1 .. 1
In Wl'b ultset prt''>'1ft1ttm
1':Xprd & lralOl'i:'I "'1 in
age 20, l'ennyi.a ver 16'J.IJ
l'laccnua, CM
Pt odMc: Hora
Helpers
We <irtl acccpl11114 <ilJ
placations for produclw n hel~r~· for last & 2nd .
sh ift Mon thr u Fri
9 I lltm & I 3pm Xln\
henefhs & work ml( c·ond.
1ncldn1e 11 paid holld11ys,
company paid group 1n.'>
plan, sack pay benellts &
<le Come to the P ersQn
nel otfire to complete itn
applic11t.i09
CAUFOAM
1.1199 I Von Kar ITll6 n
Irvine
£0.E
F.am while you learn.
Telephone An11werin"1
Service full t ime/p art
tame. Vaned s h1flll ---------· Days, afternoon or even
illl(S. LocaUOM m F~HION ISLAND
COSTA MESA/IRVINE
TIJSTJN
HUNfJNGTON REACll
Ideal for stude nts &r
housewives. Many co.
benefits includlnii paid
v11ca t ion s . Typing
3Swpm E .O I'~. <;all
543-<l230 Mon. thru fo'r1.
f'EOPLE NRSON
Exec. looking for part
ume assoc. in wholesale
supply. &u.2241
,.SOHMll.
SICalTAltY
Xlnt <>AIOI' for ener'RellC
perlOll. Ability to work
well with people 11 •
must .. Type 50 wpm .•
n~e aptI\ude. heavy
phones. wm train in all
peraonnel prot edurea.
Xblt worl&nR condJUona
•benefits.
J\i)pl y in perflOfl 9 to 2, Mon t.hru. Fri.
SARCO
IGUUMCICO.
17510 Btookbunt
Fountain VaUey
Equal ()ppor l:mplyr
~()rclllat.ors
Plillf lM • flULL Oood pey .......... v ...
Sludeata, Retiree•. JI
yn.6cwtr. C.ll651-GN4
PHAll•AC'EtJTICAL
GM>UP -..... a part. t.lme lab tMll &.o trortl
........ 4 ... ,. a
...-. l:Jqm'. ID blolOC1 c..._..trJ or rela1e4
~ '*' '">' Stu·
....... 110rt 8CC~blt. .... ,., ur .
(714 .......
Proofreader IP tr> .. :xJ.ltlr
anly. To be On <Alli
&SI LOIO Ext 251
PwchmMclACJ9ftf
ExpandJng tlunt Bch.
l(aul(e mfl( needs a
purc h a s ing aicenl
l'ftlp()Mlble ror 11~11uln1t &
plactnR matenal ordt•r"
at 11 SlM per annum
volume Socce:+111ful ca1l
didat.e will huve !'>· 10 yr11
ex:penence with pure has
Ing small stamJ)i!d or
machined meta l part.ll &
molded plastic parts .
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3 0 lNSTllUM EN'fS
l5642~mkal L•n('
Hunt. lkb .• C-. 921649
714/IM-5361
Ri:AL ESTATI!;
SALESMAN WANTED
EARN UP TO lS'Ki COM
MISSION NF:T l ·t:an
Mn> from lliOK to llOOK
ennualJy. 2· F'ind out why
new lie. earn baa HI
hue. Com e t1lk wi\h
lbem 3-0 ur pro duc
l /l n expenslve
l1od/bud1et terms •·
PT'e·aet appts. l(alore
$-1\nd out why ''we've
1Gt tbe be9t tb1n1 soma·· N.B • .,.., Aak fur Mr.
H9werd.80W402
REAL 18TATE OFFICE
llWCAOD -new otnce m Corona del Mar Xnt.
opportunity for rul _.. br'Oker. CalJ for
more tnformatlon .
f?Me'1, ITM458......:__
....... w..
Opentn1 for llcenaed
11IHpeople, locally
owned, with naUoclal re·
ftrnl 1)'ttem. t•~llnl
•orkh11 coodlUona r.... I~ comalaalon. rw eoeftdtotlal app'l
cell 71t·OHt. Euru· ..,...... ........
1 ·a.-1111111 Is l i.lrl'a fm.rn
l'1al ~erv8''l'i. firm n •
qui rt.·~ 1n t1·1 11 i.!l'11 l
imtun.• Wt'll .:ruonlt'<t 1n
rtn 1dual lo J l"\ ·" rN't.'P
uoru~1 front desk Mui.t
h-."" cxpenence i.tood
relerf11CCS T) plnJ! ,\t11l11
neces.-sary l mmerl111l1·
opt•runJ! Call ~ JOlu3pm
&i<Hll23
n11~e J)r 1 !"l11nld 1\niJ ~ C.,1cm1-ntt-'''"'"'
IJT9-U747 aft lllum PART TIME SECRET ARY J 1• " 11 n 1· '\ 11 r 111 J n
Rntaur11n\ Mrl>onald ' EVENINGS Good lyptni 11honh .. nd
can u-;e your ht.'lp. full vr phnnp & ~ener:al (JfllN· JI---------· 673~
pert urrw. nex1bl~ l.n. rHOME:: <,kl.11.s f'erma O<'nt po'>I
$3 10 to s l a r l (.;111 1 00"32Jorol!H !Hfli6 llOn l.oJ?\lnJ tJt.'l+ll'h • SEClfTAllES •
l«'(-ept type $5 SJ0.800
T)IJI' IUSllWHan SU 100
I) Pt' ;o SI I SJ) i\nah S1 ~"
1 )IJ'il)~ll!)I °'1k$1 J !1)11
I) IA' t'I !"Ill iO H 1-. SM \Oii
7M ·W•3 31 41 ll.1rl.ur .,.IC\ ~ tltllY.l!+tlfl 1 !>1''1 -671.'Bfi
IJI vd (;(.t.t<t Mt.~ ,\.,k fo'f>t And rc J Seu cf• t~eceptio.Md
-.;a\ I I~ \1~ht-r le" alt"d
1n II I\ noqw ,.., ,h.,rii
fl".rnl oHac·•· ~r"lfl Mu'l
l.1t• l!IMd un I• l1•1>lH11u I
l)P.' ,u t'Ur.tlt•I) 'Ii 11r
'Pfot'll "'nllllll .J • l.c•"I
ach an<'t'nll'Ol J1C1tl'n11 .• 1
1\ttrJ<'t1 \f' twn1·l1 h &
..ala!") p.1t·ka1w ~.,..,,.,r
pn-f but wall 1•<1n~1d1·r
train<·" C Jll
714-~
HU:l-.VflONJ5T s t-:<; Y
ltdp•dl) Krov.1n1? ln1nP
Cil M't'kllll: t•xpencnr t·<l
IJl'l'l>'>O lo handl<• IJU')
µhoru.:1> & lronl 11H11·<·
traffic· Good 1yp1oi.: ri•
quired Satar> l'<11n
mc•ni.uratr-with l'X
pcnence (;all Churh·n<'
at as& 3937
R~tt(fypiat
Exp Also as!41sl with
bookket!pinl( Boot Snlei.
office. 4 or 5 days incld,
Sat&Sun Callll7~3282 -----RECEPTIONl~'T
Answer phone. some
hl(ht office work Type
St a rt 1700 mo llr'I
8 JO.Spm. C<1st11 Mes a.
S4().a>56
RICS'TIOHISTS
We have jobs walllnit for
you M1n1 mum ex
penence reqwred. Super
a re a s lo wo r k 1n
Newport Beach . Irv ne,
Qista Mesa' Call & com<'
11\ to
TOD
T,.,...ary Senlce
979-0164
4320Campus. Ste l!'>O
Next toOC i\1rport
Never u Fee EOE
"-taurant Zac'ii fncredi
Ille Edibles now hlrinic
coob, W&Jtre&sefl 23962
Ali da ,Prkwy, Manion
V\ejo. 770-'"'48 -----0-.sifaed Ads. your ooa-
lll.OI> lhoppinl center.
n.1-.,,1wurant
Jluu .. .,.•wtYe!I & ,1u1lrnts
fo)'wodl ). rlt'po·nrl11hh• &
l\l(i.~C'ICllUOU..'I If )'OU 1Jk1•
to 1'fiok \OU II hk1• th"
place Appl) in 1~r.,un
between 2 S wel'kdayi.
St.oncrruJI Tcrral'e. 21115
H.ed Hall , Co8la Mt.-i.a
IUSTAURANT
COO«
WAITRESS
Ideal sthedule t;x
celJent rompany beneflt1>
wtuch lflclude medkal,
dental. Irle 1ns uranre.
profit shannl( & pension
prol(ram Appl y 1n
penon
J.C ..... NEY
3' Fashion Island
Newport Bearh
EOE Mtl"
Retail Store needs resp It
tnerl(etlc Xer ox ti sta
uonery rlerk Start P tr
AM 4s Sat Baker St, t:M
Call M t', 8-3 Asll for
Mn Matranit• 7S4 1000.
R.d.a1J SaJes Part llmf
ldeial for 1tudenl o r
mature lady. sz.oo per
hr 9 :30 to 3 C all
!77M681 .....
lmmed1ated opcnmit for
a Calif. lk RN. Nt wpor\
Beach area. IM sh art .
Cont.act Sandy fi'orrc,'llt at
8657(17
lN'S IJnmedlllW openinl(S for
Calli. lie. Rn 'a . Newport
Btadl area. AU ahlfla.
Qaad Sudf Forretl at -.sm. r-----------, I ll\·~1a11rant I
1 JOB OPPORTUNITY 1 I W • ere looklRt for rHitoHlltl• I
I 1 .. dt .... ,, to •••ff .... ......... I
...._ ..... howsof6AM .. 2~M I or P/T. ~reot .,,ortHlty for I
I .......,.... to wort& .... chi*• ..
ill tcllool Colttt ,,.. ... , c• ,.,_. I
1•~..,...,...,......._......., I
I •SJ.2111rtoSlwt I
........ Sal9ry .. .-w. I •Low Cost M.d ._ A•al I I •Worll clow to.._. I I •C8-c• for........... I
I • .._.for s..1or c....., . I
•FrffM .. I *'.WVec.tloM I
~ult·, rl't»il (; H l'.i\ f
l't:OPIJt ... ·on 1:1t ... i\.l
nus<:~ Thi• ~'""' 1t•·
'1)(11 '>lllrt' 10 ~l \ '11,"t
l'l:u.a full 111 P•lrt t11111
751 0510
S.Alfs.AET AIL
Uf1c1• !lupply 1 on)ll,111)
hw. full lirm· 1)()'<1t1on
avatlablt-l''Qr .ip1l01n\
menl ~7 921.:1 Mr Wt>);t
Nc.-wport Stat1oncr1 lnr
S(;QPE DRILLER, will
train w I so m e "" pene:nre Call fur appt.
~ 1634. or 549--31187
Seamtress. exp lo work on
I~ apparel & furi.
7S&S4C7 Barbara
SICHTARY
a., to ell-on
To Sl200
SI I 90, type 70. mm 5 yr-1
up t0raipoo secy po
.... SdNlffet'
rerU Rlf .... y
2llm2 C-mmo Ca pialrano
Ste~. Laiuna NiKUt"I
SECRETARY
H•wport ltach
'........ of ........ MOCJO&l•e t•fllt
S.crttcwy /Glrl Fri·
day. Dlctaphou
tr•tcriptfCNI Ir GC•
c•rocy IMporta1tt. saoo. '79·16'9.
Sf..CRETARV
Elrpener>N' with slronl(
typ1n11.. & s horth and
slalls. full time r11reer
opportuo1\y Apply in
penori lo Mr f'u entei.
8l Robert Bein. W1llli.m
fo'to!it It MIOC 1401 Quail
~~-Beach
83H7tl! 49'l·2620 1---------
No t•ees Ever
SECalTAltY
Branch sales offire
~equipment le83tnl
&t linanclng corp. has an
MJ')' levet e>penlnit ror a
self·molivat.ed, outgoln ic
pmion. Minimum typinit
IKI wpm. SH pN(erred.
C417 I 4-557-0l0l
unOM
IMDUSTlllS
~c.,,
1.o.I. M f' /H
SECRETARY+
U )'OU have better than
1ver9'e skilll " are in· llftSled lft a Cllt"ttr, theft
we are 1.oterested lll you.
lC you are wlJlin« to de!·
velop " ll'OW with ~.
you wlJJ be interested 1n
what we bave to offer. F.+dcolmn. lee .• U06 E.
111.b St .. Sula Ana can
Secretanal
••A n&fTIOH * •
Students Teachers
Housew1 ve:<1''
EARN VACATION$$
WE NEED
SF.cRETARlt:S
IMMEDIATELY
with or w 1out ahorthand
L<lnlC or short t.erm. boll·
day • v1tcation pay,
bosp1tallaallon avail•·
hie.
VOLT
'._ ..... , •• 1\11• .. ' •• , •
54M71U
liMI C. lnPUIJ 0n Vf'
<acrou from
Jolwl Weyne Airport I
F.qual ()ppor Employt'r
• \ UUIL\l'l•Jr'
"111" 1111r t ~"" ,. • \µpt Onl\ ~'r1·t•
1.11 lt1•1mlt•1 -.1\~1·111·,
1101 llln h J-:,tah ,;.a
~ ... i.-"1 llt•Jl'h IO:i >11~1
~'t'rl'll.lr}
&.c Se<ntariff
Sl2·Sl8K
St·v~ral o pt-n•nK!I for
11u~r senctanal poi;1
I.Jon.-; Work for Sr l::x
l'(.W~ & help them to
run the company
Irvine Personnel A1t1•n1•y
41111 1-: 17th, Costa M('!;a
SlA·ZM 642 1470
S..-C.t y 2 to 3 yr~. exp
Olrtap h o n c , 11 11
i.horthand 5.s,60 WPM
Insur oUice. Oran~t· Cn
ly Airport area Xlnl
bent'<\tl'I. pleasant work
1n11 cond New 0 H1ce
b&da 833·2462 Bel 3 " 5
1-'M
Sec'y· Recept1orust
wanted for boal d t!
alerstupon tbe bay, N.8 .
Salary commensurate
wtexper, xlnt working
cond & beneftl.s 646-~H l.
Service StaUon All Apply
at 4678 Campt.l.'I Or. N.B.
Corner of Ca mpua &t
MacArthur
•vtel ST AT10N
aua.dant. Able to work
days. Apply at 15122
P C.H., Hunllnatoa Bcb.
2Ur.ll/l-UTl
s.1.,1111 Clertl/T,..11
Drifff'
F.xp 'd crater I Clean
dn\IU\i r«OC"d. Apply ln
penoo. f'..cller lftduatnes.
2101 Dove St. N 8 . Acrou
from OC Airport.
Snack Bar Mana•er.
mature. e•perlen cecl
penon to menaice The ~Lanell &acll Bar.
Day•. Moo·•'ra, 1ome
weelrenda. 'Apply in
penoa aft. 10.m. 22771
<led« Dr .. El Toro.
SECRETARY. Openma
ro r e•perlen<:ed ex
«Uive aecretary to rr·
stioo ..-men-.•meol. ~neauo. lneld, typ. In« tkUla. S/U.. ebW\v to
1llOr'tl wtt.b DWDben • In·
Sec--ret-a.ry--,-G-1-rl-P'r--ld_•_Y_;, ter-Nl•t.e 11f/Hl• peo· Stationery Store In
pie. Xlllt salary, rrtnice Qnnadel Marneed .. a·
.....
M.8. publl1hlnt corn· benlllt.a 6 working ~'Ofl =eoced sales l•dy.
1*11 .... pttlOll to •s· = I t _,,_ 1ume complete ad· • n • pr me Ume S days, uul ~" dutitt. ln· Bead! locetJon. wortdal condl. bpKlal· cl u d I n 1 ; a cc u ra t e l"-9e ma U r.ume to b CW cbeoteLe. 87&. l.OlO.
t I d I l b P.O. •• mo. Ncrwport ~· c ap one 1 .. ch, Calif. VHIO. STENOS ._.,.=\.o6w=i &.O.!. ~Wll ·--~~ ~~~
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or
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140 ....
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fall
170 ....
tnn
J7 or
1400
••••• -TS
.• fit
Call -
1:7 + I xlnt
5•9)
\.uto
w/lnl
rate )ellv.
......
D
IS
hems
ehlcle
eb.ltle
Usina
Delude
taaea.
'"'· ..roe
rol d•
or de-
~J!!
141d by
9121 ••••••• I -. I ~d~
I MCDONALDS 100 w. c ... t HwJ I == .,.,~ .... ,....... OOllP.tu .... .
........... , .... .,...
tr a.teel/W.,._.,
:' 1 dd rlrM.l .. 6 ...._la
Marhtl•I posttloH.
HAllJLTON a.~1¥>
&\LD.
O.D.K -......
... b ........ lllCO"''N •
..... 9'0tk. .,.. fll• ~ •.
ftoe ctuUi.. Valid C..Uf. to
driver. Uc. ~edeo. 0 :;: I 111111. In. loc. A.I -..... ~. -=--I ••2.2H• I ... _""' &: ..... le
-·----------... IW& JlllattlBetla
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!!~'r.!!~ ..... ?! .. ~~~ ..... !!~ •,.r•c" IOIO ... _. '°'° ..... S. IOH Mtc•••w IOIO Thur'ld9y· s.c>tember 20, 1979 DAILY PILOT (;J J
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OOUBLIBEO
W1YRAM£
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t to 1. Sat. 10.za, Ski., ttJ>OAK MU.K CRAT~ boot&. tumiWre c:&oth411 nu; COUNTY Y AJR
llliac. :uu 1i c K 1ale1 Sl.00 Eich 540--0M<
Mac•··-1010 w,1.t9a, -..1 ·················••¥•• .... lotl ...... 9070 ..............................................
n:M:llD8
Put thM • full Ume --•.._-•STS---•l 9ow, O'ltwl• 6 Merritt,
..._, for ~ U • •n deu poo Ref clean 1\mUa. l(laicm VWtjo 6 you cu lYP9 50wpm or llOO. ,......_
lMm. r.x::s lhldenta or more 8CCUnilelY ln OW' -, --------
apennced pnferred office, we will Im · •fdet 1020 •1111 or ~1-or .....ti"eb' give you a • •-• .................. .
*-1411 ~-Call• rome in to: lla.D'1 ten 1peed. Xlot.
Telepbone ules. part
Ume ProdUct used tn volume by bualn~s
Sal. + coaun. Call Jill
59-11&
Temporary P tr 3 young
men, own trans, yard
dem1up, tnll concrete.
TOD
l 1 arsy~
t7t..0164
CD Campus1 ~e_150 Nat to oc Jurpurt
Nevel' a Fee EOE
:.:i~i~70 • 1 SZ · SOl, WAITER WAITRESS
Ptr. Lunch only. Private
Tow Truck On vers ex· Oub. 644-540t per'd. Top pay Apply .
GarW Towing HOB Waitresses: Lmmed1ate
Oum Way. C.M. 00· ~ opening for expez:. dinner ---~------1 & graveyard. Pa.id vaca· TOW TRUCK DRIVERS. Uoos, good Ups. Apply Experienced onJy. Live Taylor's Restaurant.
1n Qi6la Mesa. 646-9638 Redhill & Santa Ana
S Frwy. Tustin. Trainee, how· hors e --..:..'-------
stables. ant ructions. WAITRESSFS -for rood &
room & board. 338·1011, oockt.alls. Apply to bar
~2218 mangr . Roy . Hotel
Laguna 425 S. Cst. Hwy MAHUFACTURIMG 494-ll5l.
TRAIMHS W --aitress-. --w-/c_a_r_fo_r_w_i-ck_e_r
lmmed F\Jll tame
Operungs
.....,.;a1 Hmteler
Prodllctioa Traiftff
Recei .. e..g Cterit
Co. benefits. Irvine
540·7639. A Kendav1s
lod E.O.E.
Trw..nees. no expeneoce
necessary. Manufacture
of opt.Jcal components.
7.00AM·3.30PM. 2 Sats.
per mo. overume $3.50
hr. Located CM. 646-0206
basket lunch service
9::1HPM Mon-Fri. Earn
~$150 weekly. Must
be neat. personable It energetic. Ca II 979..()'747
3ft lOam. for appt.
WAHTB)DllYB
SUMD.AYOMLY
To dell ver Daily Pilot
bundles to carriers. Re-
Q\Al'eS van or large sta-
llon wagon and a good
driving record. Phone
642-4321 and ask for
Harry Seeley or Don
Wall.tams.
Se · I EQl)AL 't'ravel Agcy· cretana . OPPORTUNITY xlnt ty ping 70wpm. w /spd writing or SH, ___ E_M_P_LO_Y_E_R __
flexible hrs . Call Warehouse Supervisor
957·2809. Trainee opening. full
time. previous ex-
TRAYa .AGENT perimce helpful, but not
Grow with us , neces. Starting pay $3.25 hr. Call 493-5225 for in· Growing commercial · travel organization is _tervt __ ew_. ------
looking for individual de· Warehouse worker. Look-
s anng opportunit y lo mg for mature, alert l.n·
move abea~ in the travel diVJdual willing to learn ~-New learning & accept responsibility
eicPenencei •are anlla-in established NewPQrt
bl(. w.lib_{e&ervatlon Beach firm invol"'9d i:a
~. npni, coo,pate? supplyjng textiles used in & tn.Y~l trahung t o yadllln«. bactpa-eldw:g • fur'tbl r yo ur own ski wear. Secure future
knowledge. If you 're for n ght peraon. Filling
good, we want you! Xlnt of orders & general
employee benefits. warehouse duties. 37'h
salary commensurate hour week. full time
with expe rien ce . days. Xlnt co. paid
Minimum 2 yrs. ex-benefits. Pay based on
perie11re required. Call ability. Call ~1066.
714 /957-2700.
Ullld. sa.oo. -.ms.
1111 ........ IOH •••••••••••••••••••••••
Omega B·22 Enlarger
w/Nikkon le ns lllnl
OlOll. $250. 4N-2l8T8
C4ltl 1035 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Himalayan kittens 7wks
all colors. all CF A reg.
Tom Evans, (7 14 >
964-5000.
Himalayan Kitte ns ,
males, R eg. Xlnl
Cbeslemere-Ricadoro GrJUld Champion Lane.
Fire i9 ACFA Cal of
Year. S16S & up. 546-3575.
Docp 8040 •••••••••••••••••••••••
KEmiOND Pups. AKC.
Champsire.M/F. Pet&
s bo'N . Pvt pl y .
2l3/81n • L34S aft 6 pm.
AKC Gldn RM ever pups,
Hunters, wtr dogs. 80
Champ Pedigree .
493-81 .
•AKITA pups. AKC. male
& fem. Very beautiful
Clamp. stock. 549-8677
AKC COLI.IE PUPS, as
Cute as they come, 7wks.
1st shot +eye exam.
Reasonable. 646-91.32.
Good Home for 2 Afghans. l'IO. AKC. blonde w /blk
mask. brindle, 7yrs.
Fem. Qualify. 67~7043 ,.,_to Y• 1045 •••••••••••••••••••••••
2 s m full-grown Fem
dogs, neutered. 1 Toy
Spaniel & 1 Terrier m ax.
548-13GS.eves.
Fem Kittft, wuned &
traiaed. '~
Free to good home
w/yard. Mixed blk Lab. female, 3 yrs. Loves
kids. 975-0700.
lhasa Apso free to good
home; fem. Nels yard &
childre n . 642· 2255 ,
548-1.558.
• .. 1.MI
Upbla&rd dar. anUcau•. Mlae. eala, aDd _..,
•·!!·---·
......... cdt-..Dd tbl '~ "1llftra"' 11Doli ..._ .. /080. M$-l7M.
C\aetom fura • French
Pww. tlYMna: I &e.t dia· .,._.. Peeu cl.la. tbl
w Jpeda, I dlo. daain,
w /White Luther au ta
w/cnwel ecnblUdery ln
=•....-.caned • 5 l6dect ..... df.a •
~ cueb!fhled, white
• 1Qik1, Ued NC to m.atcb cbaJn. all for
SI.GOO. Wall candelabra
w n candl•. bu.rnLsbed
metal, $50 ; foyer
cabiuet, diatressed
~an. French Prov.
stylina, Uke new 1200.
87S-'lle Between 6 It 9
P.M. toaee.
wrou,hl·iron wall unit. w/WOOd ahlvs. _,_Twin
bed 1315. 83W309.
La-Z.a,y dbl reclloer ISO.
Oval 72" tbl S2S. Call
s.1S-1'74atU pm.
New Klug Size bed.
Frame. box sp • matt.
Sl'IS. Ph M>S347
MOVlNGSALE
Everytbing must go-AJI near new. 25'' color con-
sole 'IV. couch, loveaeat,
e-t ... lamps. Bdrm sel,
dinette t~. 4 chrs, bikes,
misc. 1980 Wallace Ave,
CM. apt 2. 64.2·8894.
&mday Sale: Bdrm. Liv-
i.flS? rm, dining rm, brfksl
nn. 30502 So Cst Hwy,
apt C-2. Laguna Beach.
By St. Catheri n e's
School. 2 blks so Ny es
St. 494-0329; S48-6859
Kmg Bedroom SM, incl
everything l350. New dbl
bed $100. Bar w /2 stools
$200 & other mis c
s:J>.8925
~5* 1055 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Giant Garage Sale. Sept
22. SAM, Villa Pacific
Condo p arking lot.
Brookhurst S. of Atlanta. •m.
E STATE-GARAGE
SALE, great bargains.
china, crystal, s alver.
tools. mowrcycles. bikes
& furn. Sat/Sun 8-SPM.
11611 Lorraine Dr. H.B.
968-6736
CdM • 517 Narcissus.
Sat/Sun Refrg .. kg bed.
new cl.othes bikinis etc.
640-2810
1933 Meyer Pl. CM .
behind D M v
EVERYTHING MUST
GO · MOVING OUT OP
STATE.
s family yard sale . .gell
clubs. faro. dhbtt. c l ot bi,.·g.·v a e.
typewriler. sm. appl.
kitchen Christmas items,
plants le baby swing,
mat\)' misc. 654 w. 18th
St. CM. Sat 9-S.
FRJ/SAT /SUN 9-3.
:US Jeffrey, Co5ta Mesa.
F\Jrn.itu.re, appliances.
clothing, plants, etc.
Way,C II: JOHN WAYNECLUB
l*Mnl 1a1t 111ut Seu aJJ T_. membenblp foa
pleota aome furn. • aale. _.. + tram fee.
8taullt\ll 25" RCA Colclr lbet Sip wanted CO ac •
T.V. Qt. ! Yr. Warr. ~ 31' Sa.UboM lo
-. "'1/Sat. ... -lpm. Callc.tbit7~1.
...... ell ........ v ...... ,.....
~ ....... Cul>.,~for .. ••••••••••••••••••••• ••I•. R•alooable . TEX·TAJlf SA.DDLE _rrNlll ______ _
1~ okl. exeeUeat coodi· 1-------• U... -· Btfcn IPll call •m:z. After IPW
ca115.11·1211. .
Jwwtllry 1070 .......................
._,_.CASHS
cijec{a of real value
11~8I07
fl500 Diamond Ring,
Gentleman's 3Ct cluster.
lltSIOOOorOffr. 751·1819
l8 K Cokl. Tiffany le Co. '1abenmo fly cufruou. weddine band, -.2l6'78.
.. hrc..llS
Cl>ject.a ol real value
M9-U17
iMlctl• ID• 1010 .......................
TWIN Bed. old but usable
for couch or bed + cover
120 . .Ind springs. 2fl
equare wooden end tbl
$1. Scrolled legs. Approx
8' wiclh pair li v rm cur·
t.ains & sheers, curtns
very light brown (tan J
w/lite yellow ~ oranl(e
vertical stripes, open
weave: white sheen 120.
2 &>lstera, need new cov·
ers S5 both. 5 unusual &
pretty acrylic pamUnJ(s
for S30 each. <Unicorns.
planet Mars, etc) Not by
known Master Lamps.
~ & S1 Paperbacks 20c
each. Call after 6pm
541Hi42'7. No other misc
LUGGAGE TAGS
' IOOll & •AMIS
Romance boob by
Barbara Cartland
+numerous lddl' games.
Barp1n price1. Ti1 sold
3X11 N. Capella, CM .
lOQlal aquarium compl.
Wood ubinet 1taod.
20gal aquarium comp!
3Jlal met.al aquarium.
No ieab MZ-4872 aft. S.
One Sbp. 3 phase aJr com·
pr9IOI" tsrS. 1 wood desk
1315. llorrts lndustriea.
5>1 w. Garry Ave .. San·
ta Ana. 540-S2I06
PHOO'OGRAPHJC FAN·
TASIES Let us create
your photo fantasy l.n the
style you c hoose ·
classic/ d isco-dance/
tbealrical /glamour /pin·
up whatever YOUR
~ fant.aay ma y be.
Complete studio session
Including one 8Xl0 color
pnnl $14.95 Call for
~ppt . McClanahan
_f'tlot,O!_ _ Graphics. 963-714 l
COPYMAODNE
Uses any paper "2
Pnce. 962 7033
Clrc..tcr Stairs
Ornate t·ast iron t•arca
1882 from courthou:.e
Tombstone. Anz. He:.t
ocrer 64S-l!M7 ----
NEWPORT B 1-; AC II
FanuJy teruus dub mem
~tu.!.. f125 644 1295
Matching coHee table &
lamp table. $2.S e.ich. sm
wood ladder. bar.. tool.
amber JZlass lamp.
64.>98ll6 Ctsh only
Elertnc tl~patal ~'<! for
sale. almost ne" ~ or
of r S57 -0946
2 tJnited 6 2 American "" ttc.f.GUPO•· '50 ea .
~ieropeO;i-&i~
Primary set 129, Great
Booka. Cbilduaft.
71l.45a).
Sacrifice Sale. Never
wor u . Wbite golCI
Hamilloo lady's watch
with diamonds. Written
...... 12C)OO. For tale
-·~ New dollhnllle, wood. 2
sty + atUc, bay wi.n-
dowa .... 66-0758
lrd AltlilwWWIY
Cthb..._
25% off reg. stock <ex -
cepl lay-a-way ). Boole
Sale Ulc Ir up. Refresh·
mints fJbeliwn balloonl.
"2nd Hander Mercan·
tile" 120 E. 23rd. St. C.M.
Sat &r SUn U~S.
Mfet $3SO. Wall Lamp
l'i(). BBQ Smoker & tbl
S50. 350 Chev trans Sl2S.
Jap. RiOe $35. Oxygen
lank & reg. 8S21 Milne
Dr. ftB. 536-9491
•PA.INTERS•
Airless sprayer. :Y• HP.
:BX> PSI, so· hose. 2 guns
1 yr old. $5()0. 497-5063
San Clemente tennis club,
single membership for
sale 714 · 834-3012
l(}SPD MCYl'OBECAN ~
XLNT COND S150
64().99')3
8013 ..........•...•.•....•.
Drum set. <Rollers ) rnc
roto ~ 7 stnds Xlnt cond
552-<S55 $5()0 ----
Offiu fwt ..... Ir &,;....,.. 8085 ................•......
DtCTUHC>tff
Pon.able w transcnber
New Sanyo C"<»l $400
Sell S250 955 'Z'Z14
from your business card
Send one card for each
tag plus one spare We
return pe rmanently
sealed attractive ta~ &
strap. meetrng a1rhne
l.D reqU1rements Pre
vent loss & theft' For a
peS"S008b zed tag enc IO!>f'
wallpaper. fabr11· or
"Day Glo" paper & "e
will back & trim your
~· Or try two cards
back to back.
Oxyiten. sett.lm~ weldaniz
1
P\ClllOl Ir °"JaM 1090
eqw p welder 2 HP Sears •• •• ••. •• ••••••• •• ••••• air romprsr both items 3
PRICES
$2eaor3/S5
4/S tags $1.60ca
Sf.Hags Sl.50 ea lOormor~Sl 40ea.
Sales Tax Includc<J
NO CARD?
Draw your own or send
name. address, phone &
we'll make one card per
tag. Add 25t each.
Send cheek or money or·
de!' to:
rlLOT rRIMTIMG
P.O. Box 1560
Calta Mesa, Ca. 92626
CWJAICS
Randpalnted ceramics.
plaqu~. nativity set,
plates. much misc.
items. Also special or·
ders & colors done at re
asonable cost. 846·574!
eves.
mo old Need to '>l'll I Antique Pease upnjolhl
Ootu? li73 9140 111ano rroo
f or Salt' John Wa~m·
Tennis C.:lub F<1m ll)
Mcmbcrsh1p Sl500 & splat
Trans rer F er PP
lm-4762 or .833 9859
Brand new wedd tnli(
dress. s ite 3 & 4
bndesma1d s & mother's
dress saze 10 Must sell.
~eves.
United Airline "'2 fair coupons. for sale. $50 ea
966-3827
Moving W!!h r . d r yr
refng. ~tt11. bds. b5
cl.r. c.all ~ l ·9371.
TRADE: Sheared Beaver
Jacket w mank collar,
never worn. for COINS
UNC or Proof. Gold
Stlver Cash or Ofrer
962-62SI
642-7933
Uaby Grand walnut Wen
dt!ll & Marshall Sl4!*5
fi75·8359. 760·9331 or
(213 ')587. 3268
For Sale Model l 12 Ham
rmod Orizan w rh)thm
attachment . $6110
962.5349 an 4pm.
Stor)' & Clark Conl>ole
Piano Nearly new
Pecan cabtnet. $1200 or
best off er 832· 5353
S,C.WM.I ~ 8094 .......................
Coleman Peak I
backpack . blu~
Polar~uard mum m >
~ bag. l mo old
~ea-~9796 __ _
l'S Davers Buoyano
Compensator 11 wath
Auto lnflator . Brand
new. Never used S90
Call 631~19 Days & late
rught ·
ft'et Del. fMl.1111 Newpon Harbor area.
"OOLORTVSlJO PlHH contact J .L. a~ 1'AIRUl'l"Y Golfos at 15'1-8272
-~ ,.n, nc:i1U; .
tumtbl,fJI.
MUOa or-..>17 For Rd, Newport slip
12--.. -G-E-B-/W--po-rt-TV-, for up to aft power boat .
Stereo 8-track combo. Callforappt.~749.
MllltSeU. -.ar11. NWP1' SLIPS for nint. 32'
~ systema boolrup by =" 11' Nil or pwr
the hour. 34hr. mobile ..;..;;~~------
llel'Vk:e. l-$64.-711M w. ..............
IDth a...._ m -31111 . ,.,. .. .
........ ••••••••••••••• Tt p 1 , ... . G•••~ to 10 ...................... . ••••••••••••••••••••••• c .. s.la/
... 9120
WHITHB
BUYING
or
SELLING
TW1 l1 Yow
DAILY PILOT
IOATMART
To ploc:• yow ad
cal 642-5678
B.lCTRIC
1.8' electnc Duffield ·77
rmdel LlJce new Owner
S8.<m 67J.61l1 . --
loclh, McrfM rq.a,...nt 9030 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
6 min Actule:. anflat..able
oars. moto r mount.
pwnp, R50 673-0473
. ..................... .
Qalt.om shell w /boot for
Datsun. S2()0. or best ol·
f tr 552-7959.
8' setr-contamed sleeper
w/porta·potty. $500 .
~9a).
......... ... t 140
•••••••••••••••••••••••
Foxy Moped. like new,
low miles, dJx model.
Mags & xtras. $375 or or·
ftr.-.....83
Vespa motor scooter. lge.
motor , 100 mpg; runs
terrific, must sell. $450.
67S.2082
Foxi Mo-ped. 600 mi, new
co nd , $525 0 B {)
548--0628.
~:r..~1 9150 ......•........•....•..
'78 Yamaha RD 400
Silver Edition Cafe Far
nn~. new cont1s Xlnt
.rood sum Bef 2:30 pm
645 5468 or PM ,ev
fi44.2.176
MUSTSEI~l..
1972 Kawasaki SOOc c
S4iS ~ Aft 5PM ------
F.arl) X·L 175
Dirt Onl)
642-4872 aft s
Johnson Outboard 100 hp <..ood cond ::,pare prop
Will demon ~trJtt>
~ ~'ell & wknd~
493-ll'0i Must i.eU l974 Honda 750.
70 Su11ull s hp. loni.t Sl<XX> or best offt!r f'ull shaft. $17U Caft> 768-3237 __ _
49'> 7598 ~L'STSELl..
~ Powet" ~040 1972 Kawa~aka . SOOc~
•••• ••••• •• •• •• • ••. ••.. Make Offer 545~6896 aft
l'L/ISSlC t!Y.l8 l"hns Craft 5PM
21 Seaskar. restored TT Yamana 250 YZD. new
54.SOO 846-74 14 back tJ.re & sprocket. eni.:
25 Baylrner xlnt cond
Volvo I () Slap Jvutl
$10.CXX> 714-956 140S
7523· Seacrafl
1Wl.n 140 Mer('rWl>Ctl>
Tower & Plank
Loaded With extras
Sl9.000 (21.3 142f)· 2675
ZZ l'nunn ~ood•·n hull.
400 c v 10 m J r 1ne
Chrysler w trlr Must see.. S3500 or bst ofr
a.9'278
• 30'Sea Ray Weekend~r
Twn 11\bd Bnstol c.-ond
$33,0X> 213 598 :! 131 ---
&ietoft l 5 Martt II
Sip av81~ble ~21Hl990
& forl<.s tncked. Ready to
ral>e, must sell . $800 or
best 499-1479
i7Yamaha RD400.
Sl 1001cxrer
556-0790
l!n4 Kaw KZ 400. 4,000
ml. Wte new Lu,;:J? rack.
£JOororr 496~
i"l Honda XL 250. xlnl
CIJOcl $475
642·5075 --------
'78 GLlOOO Hondo
C<>ldwang. full dressed &
cstm for :.bow SS. ISO
846 12 10 a rt 4PM .
anyt.J~knds --
'78 Yama ha 650 Xlnl
cond IOK males. mu:.t
sell, movmg out of state.
7SJ.!183_7 __ _
~~~~~~~~WAREHO USE M AN = DRIVER full time or
Purebred Springer Spaoiel. Syrs. F. gdl-------------------------------------------,1
w/kids. well-trained.
20' FORMt:l..A Thun
derbtrd. 1-'lSh or Siu , n•n
econ. t 0 , xlnt nmd
$5000 75 1 1841) or
!)68..3275
'79Suzukt GS75'>L. lo ma. 4
into I header, $2400 or
belt o<rer 979-~ 18. TRAYa.AGEMT
Min. 2 YT exp. Newport
1ktl Agency. 644-5373
part time. work shipping
&receiving dock, pick up
&deliver articles in a co.
vehicle. Good driving re·
T-Shirt Printer bas entry ccrd & must be over 18.
level position open. S3.5'> per hr. F\Jll time.
Destret.olearn&wllling-$3.25 part time. Call
Ddl8 to work preferred 752-0315 over experience. Full -~~------
time.~l
TUTOR/MATH
Experienced • math teacher for 6t.h grader.
Laguna Bch. Call bef a
PM.~
TYPISTS
~WEit
Call for appt.
n4-tOOO 55M2ll
TYPIST. SOwpm. good
WAREHOUSE
FACTORY.
ASSEMBLERS
Little or No Experience
Top Pay Paid Weekly
MOUBJ.
Temporary Services
lrvi.ne 752-6666
E.0.E. MJF
b e n e f I t s . F I e I d WELDER w /some gas.
NEWSPAPER Syn · tig & mig exper. Clean
dicate. 549-8700. modern shop. Latest
equip.Phone. 838-8888 for
Typists: Need good typist interview
for pleasant office. Exe. ---------
working cond. 8 :30 to Yard men. Rental center
4::1> wk days. Santa Ana bu full time openings for .,-ea.~5790. 2 men . Mechan ical
lmowledge belpful. Neat TYPIST handwriting necessary. UIU. y BIRDS Weekday off. Will train. Be~ when scbool l.a mo Newport Blvd, C.M.
ed. Rap. for lnt.erlDI lo· Mw I • 1v
for11ation lllto our COID· •-••••••••••••••••••• putor usinl a video .W~ll llOI t.ermiDal. Alto wlll ban-.. _ ................. .
dJe ,... dllce cluUel. 'WISf8'1StSii•-...Y ~ to l.... ReQulred .a......vi..• MML. ..... l7Pha1. w onl .-.Ofl'r""
ptAH'iblexpel'· dellr•· ()pmitll9e11t2I. ... Wlill &niB u COID· U15l Wutm""tel' Ave, .,._.open&or. P.A.D.S. GG. 56Ul03
1'1Ml·D. sty Part Cir. 9pacea .UU avail
642-1487.
St. Bernard mill M. neuter
~old. Good w /people.
Si);JSa&.
Free Alaskan Malamute.
male, 9 mo .. bsebrkn. all
sbots 968-2157 eves
$100 F\nden fee for nghl
home for loving Spr·
mger. 6'73-Ml7.
~ to illoese mWlt part
w/my Rabbits & lovely
f'. Af gban dog. SS7 .9397.
Fawlhaw 1050 •••••••••••••••••••••••
••IBUY•• Good used Furruture &
Appliaoces--OR I wiU sell
or SELL for You
MASTBS .AUCTIOM
646 1616 & ll].'625
C~HPAJD
For gd used furn. anU·
quee Ir cir TV's 957-8133
mill. HOME
llOSE-OUT SALE
Decorator furalture Ir
~--Cedar Glen 'l'bw....,. · 2554 Elden
Aw. a.... Mesa, u to 6
daily.84M'lM.
Kc a bed, frost free frig.
.e•eral otber pieces. AD1timfl 51J&.1121
NaUJ. bJde·a·bed with
ctudr. Xlnt coed. $175 for both. MMM4 Judy or
Baney. ..:1",;__. 911.;.,;_ ... __ E_.o_._E_. --1 ADllqu• IWm. 114st~
piO.O.U ,.,.._ .-7·191 OU coft• tbl lft rect.
••ATTIMTIOH** Wlllled: tc couch 10' « o~"°:f!~ Lr'f·1'\
· Stud•u Tucben 1...-. lllllt be la &Jal w/1ton1e.Botb zlat. • ..... .... 11 __... --__... ......... l:AJUtfYACATION• -.-. --44-
ftlU&D: twldJIW..W..... J1111Ue Set wttb I cbn. ~ii .:==~. =-.-.. tJpWa CID.,.. lpm.-.-.
la.rt ·--nNI. .... cll6DI table, Id', NDD DlATELY ~o.U:::'~:U +•ebain, 1-•~~boll-,._.. __ ... _.. .... .....
daJ a vataUoa pa1, Em*"'..., bmpit•HuOcm avail•· IOI' .a Aue· Oll'w'-p-cqa v1D1l coueb, Ille • 1111& 111 7:" 1004 coad , alu 1 . Pll. Cd1 ... .,,. ......... klDI ... /Mr.
VOLT
-Qt smDrt .. ._,,... -Jllll W.,_ Airport) cw--.....
•
SPACSJIMD.IAL& WO...
.................. ~d111181rm aet,IO
NmQUS .OW ,., NfJtl, 1lnale bed,
-Mllw,.-tlhd, Cll 119 rm fw9. cblfils deA, • .. • • .... ... u ~::.~ ... -... MOVltfG: HHHbotd
CJ116-..uk*'9r, fSlf H9p, latl8diaf •Sedl ........... •.. .....
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TO WOMEN IN BUSINESS
COMING Sunday, October 14, 1979
in the Daily Piiot
A
TRIBUTE
TO
THE
ORANGE
COAST'S
SUCCESSFUL
WOMEN
IN
BUSINESS
THIS IS THE
I ACTUAL SIZE AD
For bttl.~roductk>n, a
clear black and whit•
photo of any size can be
ulff. Yot1r menage will
accom.-.ny ttt• picture
In this space. If you
c.boose not to publish • picture, fill the s pace
with your messate. .,
Ndonlll women' In ......... Wffk 1• Octobef H "'"°""' 20. To hof'Of .,.. wow In bullMM, lnduMrJ •ftd commerce, tM D•llY PHot wtN publl•". apedll
b1but9In ... OCIOMf14 ....... .
Our ....... to ...... end "°'9alonal Wetnen a. 1n 111e1ptton1I opportunity
to ......,_ • ... or'°' ............ to IM people of tM Or•nee CO••· or
10 ~ ...-, llChieV'8fMftla Of ooMrtbutloM.
8ullM••OMH .... Milloee .. be two ootU"'" bJ two lncMI eHt\, with I
pMto f.OU pt'OWlde. ,.... qoet of ... notloe .. Mr '20.
Dqn't Ml• belnll part of tN1 ""''' ed'vertllt,. ............,. Deadlne for ,.. urvtng epece la O"atober 10. C#.1 todart
DAILY PILOT
142-5878
J \ .
lB'Olnscralt. w,trlr.
ruru. x Int, $15.95
~-0581
Kawas ki KR 500. mant
cond only 9. 000 mi. S950
• farm. 646-910S anytime ----
16' boat JUSl hke a Boston Motor tto..s. Sale I
Whaler & trlr flOO. 8111 Rellt/Sforoqe 9160
55&1233 •••••••••••••••••••••••
42· 1954 ChnsCraft "C~ RENT ~u'xury motoa
mander" s port ri:.h~r home 22. sleeps 6, self
restored to bare mabo~: ~ont $2SO /wk+8< m1
nd s wo rk Sac r 1 r 1 c e 64()..85&S _______ _
$19.<XX> Pvt Pty 642-81111 zr mot.or home for rent
34, DMwt ~as lmmac. sips 6, Low fall
wath choice N B. moor rates. 646-4546.
~ F\J.11 elec. & fishang Tralen, T,...... 9170
l'qUlpn>ent S49K. Owner •••••••••••••••••••••••
SCS-94.25 days, 494·761Mi 21 ' Prowler. self con-
ev 'Wlmd l.ained. $2800. 963· 7167 or
'79 Chrasc raft 1n
board/outboard w /trlr
etc. Pvt Ply: seeks resp
person to take over pay-
meoLS. 494-5757
16' St.arcraft Alum.+ ~hp
Evlnrude & trlr. SlOO or
best ofr 548·5865
831~.
•••••••••••••••••••••••
DATSUH PAITS
Hood. 4 good tires, fit
1972 1600. Best offer. Call
!!'--.... -•• -.-.w-•• -.-.-•• -.-.-•• -.-!-~-!_-~-i·~54t)..~5'12J.~~after~~~6P~M~. ~~
·•. Luders 16. 2St\, varn CbevyTailgatel.978
b ull, s lip i n NB . 545-1350
beautiful. $4000 ---------
•totO. 'YT Camaro reblt 321 +
---------• tT.-•rear end, all xlnt Give your boal Ins. a lllbS41MSZS (9.torS-9)
check-up. can Boat &
Yacht Ins. for a free Pro fessional .Au t o
«plte. Over 25 yn exp. PoliabiDI. compl w /lilt
(714 )173-BOAT or cleaniJlg. Reas. rate.
m.TT14. Free pick·up It Dellv .
---------· M).81. Evea. 3'' Bluenose: Fut, full
keel flberglasa sloop,
1 Xlnt, seagull, 4 baRs. ... ................... .
slip. 213JS70-4027, 111.PORTANT I heed. $3900. WilmJnl(lOll
21S,..l-&W7. 1'Wl'ICETO Rb.DEBS AND
•• Cal 25, :lllnt cond., ADVERTISERS loeded, lwinf ~~. ]liP Tbe price of item•
I avail. -.ooo.1641111 ~ by vehicle dealers la the vehicle ltlllle ll t519. Very fut claulfled advertising
A: liW. ntr • /boll. $1550. CJDMtm ... DOt iaeJude -~---------• U1 applicable taxea. lllt:-,:ff•/ U4*9M, tranafer feea, ftulate ..,.._, r .. for
air poUutkJn eoatrol ct. vice ~or ct. .._ docUIDeatary pre-
PM llllillll clwpl \lDleu
otblfwlM apeellled by
the~.
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.u I MtDlal o.11&. •1m"" -AM/,.. •ter.o. radio. -....,. ....t-~ , .... CID Cam.&IOt, ~prioee, IHOP600llPAll& -· _. ~·· •dory ~~ Bue. Auto. aJr. ua ....... cniiM control. MoalAt Carlo., lllal!INI • • Mu11an1, Uke IM'W I
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tipd. I eyl • hpd lrulw
-. lM.lba, b&owa rod
••l .,,,... tu-1411 •
fl).'JW'M
4 Wbjte apohd wheel.I
'llllo/t ro.d lU'a 12.Xll $
Qalll?H140
"T1 Ow<vy 81aar-Chyn
pka aaaum t" la• at
... ,Mo Ff.Ir 9'noe QI
purcb-..e tor balance
owed +dept. 9$7,MllO,
&-7411$MA 6 •
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tm Jeep Wa&oneer. PP _ _
..U respooiUble penon Tl Ford Club wt1.o..., V-3
'°TOP. Under warranty apau Aff Al<!. 11.n-rad: -.sm I.OW'*'<. tint l!lHa. Vuy
1Ncb '9560 Clean $6,200/0 8 0
••••••••••••••••••••••• tc;2. ..
197' CHIVaOLIT
l/4TI)Nf'K:9(Uft
f'WJy loaded! Beauurul
two ·tonc beige and
bro w n Sharp '
(lMJZl.912 1
OHLYS799S
HOWAaD O.•rolet Dove~ QuaU SU
NEWPORT BEACH
83)..0555
"11 OleYy t too bubblet.op
camper. t'tovc. sink . let'
box, dual a.a t•nh. 8
Irk, C 0 PaneUed 1299)
84&5781
'Ma-.yY-.
960-3379
Llll.e '75 Ford long Van,
fuU pwr V8, converted,
rear.end damasc, lat
$2500 t aku. 546-6673
'76 TOYOTA TRUCK. ~
~. s:woo. 540-0182 ---------'76 Ford Conv~n11on, a /c,
window s 1J unroot ,
pueled, carpel . $.S500.
6'Ul70
"13 Tayota pickup d1x S-sp.
radials, c an. S u"er
clean 631 -~. ----
78 Dodge ~pi1de. Low ..._ W..e.d 9590
rnllea1ee. good cond ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~or bill ofr S63>i686 WE PAY TOP OOLLAR
'711 Luv Pic kup , 4Jt pd, fort.opUlaf-can forell(n,
dean. run.., perf, Jo m1, dome:5Uca or clus1cs If
$:1175 645 8614 ywr CMF Ill l'Xlrll d ean,
'56 Chevy CJrryall ltullb
l(OOd, flOO
&40 7~
'72 Out.i.wi l'1l'kup, 11hcll
w 1bool, :.tcrev $1200
UJJI 957 :iil31
7'J t"urd Cuuru.-r . Ionic
ht•d, Whlll'. 33 mp.i
J)all CaJI aft 7 & wknili.
99j.51J2
'7) El Qlm1no Clai.»H'
PtS & l't B. air, till
tllhet:I. ~ cover 44,000
nu Ont(. ownt!r ~ or
tat dfer &U-4002
'70 karn:hero ~Ulre, /\ t<:.
P /S, P t H, AMfJ''M
~roo. $1~1 or b"jl <JI r
54j. J 1.53
I Wn i''ord J<' J!A.I, !:>t•r v1a
body, dnt cond, tot.al 70k
nu. UM'!> r .. g gas, a ,.I(
$4.5(XJ 846-8472
v-9570 ......•...••.••........
• M1W 1979
WXUIY
CHEVROLET VAH
Equipment 1nc ludu
ptl.Mlb carpel, paneling,
Icebox, wetbar, lwo Cap
tatns ch.airs. breakrut
nook, ~V8, Ult whet>I,
chrome bumper • &
gr llle. Slee ps four'
(11118)
OHLY Sfl60
HOWARD CM• .....
Oov~ & Qwiil SU
NEWPOftT BEACH
Ul-4555 ----76FOIDE250
t cyl a /l, Bargain
S:wJ 2922 work 957-034.8
Jbne
·77 Fo rd Econ t:iO.
~. side dr, A /C,
awe tank, PS/PB, lo m l. e
cyl Clean, 1 ownr
$4$00/bll 494·2305 or
~77:Wlvmsg
sell w; f'1~'>T'
~ PI 111 Or~ c_.,, !
~Harbor Hlvd
<X~IA MESA
979-2500
WEIUY
CLEAN CARS
AHDTRUCKS
•· • COHHRL •
. CHEVROLET
.!X.'411.trl••r UJ "'
I I le'"I /o\ ~H ~ \
. .: 54~1200 .
Can't Sell Your Car.,
CUYIERIMW
PAYS TOP DOLLAR
ForOean Used lmporu
Call MJke or Don
US.3171 ·
WANTED!
Late model Toyotas,
Votvos, PicltuJlll at Vans
QUI UI to<by ! •
1 ............ . c .... ~ ..
"'-U6·00J w S4f.t4'7
PORSCHE's
WANTED
AUow Ult the opportunity
ta OOOlider t.be purdtaae
or t.rMde-in of your clean
Pm'sche. Check wttb U1
Today!
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antHAJlBOR 81..VD. 19 Camper, new enc.
<ml'A llDA traea, radlal1, many
Hl·ll76 •tru sa .ooo ttrm ...
'74 Superbeell• 12500. 0.-....,._.~or
MMZIS7
,. D-0 maple Y•Uow
l•l9ac. 1uaroor. AMI,,. I lr.cll !tUJJ on
warr tlt,OOOP'r RM . •a... ad~. oc11 body
-wtl ' pot. 1$7$ 080
9744 __,or~n.
,!l>'Sl! .«f d19
••••••••••••••••••••••• tm MOB. ptn alrtpes,
wire w .... (,, lua ....
ratttl1 tt,000 ml. 9000
•Im~· 6 wllnd . --,., MOB. AM /P'll CUI,
• ml. MtOO. Mutt Mii ! ,,,., d•)'9, *"~
WW,
'73 VW 412 WalOft Auto,
Alltnl. ma&1. ISM ml
11960 otr Ori1 own~r ....,.
"12 W w1aon. 12.000ml,
nut IM ta apprt"('i al.-'
WWinJC to M'IJ •l Be11t ()(
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"JI Sev~ AM /FM¥ lrlt
It. ntltdlcp Ill' wbJ, AC.
lthr ~at.a, auto trwlk.
wtre ~ ~--. nu Urea. vUIYt top, 110.SOO/Lo. IM. pp (114) 79-flll501
C.AOILAC 76 aoouoo
fWJ powff. tactory air,
AM /PM IWreo radio 8
track . Ull. c ruae C.'IOnt.rof .
apl1t power 1e at 11 ,
aabnokt lbp, 14talher lll
t.enor &r Z171CKI J .,,,
Sp6du '71, r...i , ma••· "JI 1108 • ...0, I track,
t' ... Al , bNut rood, lii.---,... ....... l&ill All/'11, h•1aic• rack,
"19 Land mark C:. m per
!l11J MW f1tl C' U&t"lte.
NV'OOI, lOK mJ Warran
ty. OM ol a kind •. 4~ 080. m~ or sn t8.lJ
Kati.
NABERS SOI ml. 11500 I' I' 1barp, SUOO, C1ll 1Net,.-,kndlm:t11rr ·n-.1111 ...... tape •-.tl.er•pm ~.&) ... t70l deell New redtator ~ -----... oo Aft I> &U>Mf.Lbp.. _ 9741 ........................
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&ISi AllOAOWAY
SAH IA AHA
8353171
11+« uu ...... 11 l)lllfVIMO MAC-f
*"5B> IMWt *
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"163l0'24ap '411 Pl:U I
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II 530l 4apd 8/R (0179 >
11 mA Lwrus OMNISZC l
"783204ap, CZ:.UXH I
'78JiD.A A/C antWDA I
'78 633cliA St R (0082 >
Closed~mys
lMMEDI ATJo:
DELIVERY'
LAAGI SB.ICTIOH
OFHIW 1979
1201·1
5211'1
AL.SO 633CSI 's
IHSTOOC!
CaJJ tod.Aly ·We •ho may
have tha t pre·owned
BMW you are looking ror:
131-2040 495--494'
ORAMGI COUMTY'S
OLDfST
IOI McLAREM'1
&
~ N. Beach Blvd
LA HABRA
Ci Mi. No ol SA Jo'wy >
C7t4tl2Z..5lll
Sunday b)' Appl
811 w "12 200'l
tt.000 Xlnl rond eau 2 u-t.3M007
II BMW 5301. Owned by
m ajor Ora n ge Co.
IMJder Developer Ap.
fJl'OJI 22..000 ml. Elec sun· root, mag whla. Tape
deck, A.M 111·M . New
Ur•. lllnt cond. Rct.
b.m&44>· $12,000 /bet of r .
540-3383 8 to 5. ---
~ ...................... . i 4Super BHtJe. AM/nl,
St R. lo /all u .ooo
:.OJ ai22
Jt.00 H.•rtxY 8M1 '72 MO Z 1,;(lmplel•I)'
rwwnid. •lllVVOI. ·~" dlala wh.,.11. 9 track
Maktt otf t't' U7 7e6I
~ 2ftrl., 2• Z. 32,000 m l.
0'11( m11l(a, air. •Int
r ond 16.000 1113 831 I
~v ea , wknd1 Oy a ,
)«) L571
'77 O.taun IOnl( Cab. 10
nu, t•amp shvll. A/(;,
IUltded, Sl(lOO ~ l
·73 240·Z 11 Int cond
S4.SOOt0r lkat Ofter.
400-fl628 Morrunp
i'9 ~ZX. icrand• lux,
2+2. auto, PS/en.au. 2
wnt: 3400nU Oa y f4Q.. l972
to~esSU.3746
9725 •••••••••••••••••••••••
i2 fo"iat ~. mecbarut 's
SJX'("1al Both Lops, Not
runn1nl( Clean bod y
Mlle.: off er 4IH 51.5o4 art
~
74 FIAT 12.H
$1001
:isl 2!lts2
iO Spyder ll.oadste r Heal
1<as :1aver $12.SO 400 6892
or8Jl.f0!0
·71 Fia l 121s G uud
tr111uportat100 car 30
mPJ1 ~ Ph~·7344
HoRda 9727 ............••.........
........ ·79
HONDA Cars
MANY
TeQooM~
UNIVERSITY a..ble
HoRda Ccn • GMC
Tr11Cb
2850 Harbor Bl vd
<:CAI.a Meu ~-0040
·73 Civic Hatc hback .
AM/J'M c&llldlA1 stereo.
642-82fj3 eves ~ wknda ...,... 97)0
•••••••••••••••••••••••
'7i J/\(ilJAK E ty~ 2 + 2
Vl2, aut.o, air. S'l'OOO firm
I 7a4 28:11_. -----
1973 JAGUAR
XIE
COllVEITIBLE
JiUUy restored In brll(bt
red with tao leather in·
i.enor • chrome wire
~ Thi.a I.a • true In
w.t.meot u It deptcta a
p a11l og •&• la MW>mobll• hi.tor'y. See
IL Onve It• tau ln loye \Oday &11.2082. I d.22218)
$13,995
BAUEI •TORS 211125 Hatbor Blvd
COSTA MESA
979-2500
PIUMOT
SALIS. SMVtcl
..,.LIASIM4t
Ut:llO~ALr;
NOW IN PROO R P'-4>.4' !
llACH IMPOITS
Ml Dovl' Street
NEWPORT REACH
712-0900
9750
•••••••••••••••••••••••
"7'8/i3 91lliC TartJa. A/C,
S apd. AM 1Ylif <'all.
buritlar alarm. dead
swttdl, PT Urea. 7" 6 8"
whla, tmmac ahow et.op..
per, $15 . "11. ~SIS H030.
:157346
'68912TARGA
Runl g.rHl on IUIY JCIS
•• 000 Call 673~10
'61 Porsche 912 Euro
model. Blaupunkt
AM /f''M radto. wood
1teer1ng whl, but>IN1
critok uc·nfiet-$4000
t.irm, 67).Wl0, IJ7J 34&8
'7 8 911 S C Tlir~"
~C'k/Black: C:lo1wd t-rtd
lea."le $(21) monthly
<.:OAS'rUNE l.t:ASI Ne;
5142 W..mtt Ave II U
846--7761
"10 VW P~l.Jed Van rt'bll
9"" Needil aome work
Br11t re.llOflablf' otfer
m 5Clll8 Aall tor Gary
;«14 SQUAREBACK . '81
""'~ t.rana, good cood SH!IO &U 7~
r BUY PROBl.t:MS
S.ct or deftd fuumtn can
wm&ed.
fln.34ill6 •C.1h. 631 '1lt1JT1 --
'72 VW Bu.I. 9 f'a.a11 walh
t.1. A/C, rblt enl( ~
Urea 12986 ~ 1f"11 °' ~am
VdYo 9771. •••••••••••••••••••••••
VOL.VO
SALH, SBYICI
AHDLIASIMG
OVE.RSEA.5 OEIJVf;RY
EXPERTS
EAllLEllCl
VO\.VO
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COC:if A M l':S/\
6~9303 54()..946 7
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Sacnfl('e 17 ~ev 11le
Loaded Mu a t aell
1$Z 3078 w ork. hocne
181-0QI
CADILLAC '77
SIYlu.l
Full power. t11ctory i.llr.
11Un't1, Lltpr. ti.It, rrw -.e
C'Ontrul , i.pht po w .. r
aeMJi, landau t op All
S ,.villt' luxurie i.
aMn'Jfl'J
$9495
NABERS ~ff},£J
/t /X)IWUQt ~ ( 'M" M-..1 ')4(} '>I ()(J * !'' ' ;•
"76 ~,. l.natkod !12K m1
Xlnl m nd ., f' S7 .000
M4 11'44
CADfLUC '71
CP'EDE VILU
ASTROROOF
f'\J ll IJ'J*t'f fJ<1or y .111
leath,.r 1nt .. 11111 \1Jl1t
prJWt-r wau t .. j)I i.,...
ITIIM 117Jfl20 I
$8995 iO 911 E Targa, approx
!>7,00>rru oo rblt eng, /\sk
1ng $7000 Pvt Ply
SJIM762 or 833 ~
OIAHGI COUKTY
VOlVO
£.XO,USIV F.f. Y VOi. VO
~est Volvo l~aln
an0r»nRt"Couoty' NABERS BUYOf'U.~E
DIHEC'T t:lzdtl~ 'fl'1 912 BUt 5 spd, no rusl ,
rnechanlcall y x Int, xlnl
Im '5600 M0-761U
'81 UG·B Coupe, runs
good, needs rcstorat1<10
Sll00.67~5 Mb!
mm ,~~~~,
Anaheim 750..i2')11 '79 L'p1• OrVtll.. d .,I
• -------3CMJJ!, ~~ & 1,Jcr ''"'''r '119 PorscM 91 IT, rf"blt 'n VOLVO auDL 4 1pd . t.w 641 8Zl6
eng, K.oru shock.a. $7~ AM /FM cuM:tt.o· 11urf't1
861 L030aft5PM 20K mllu . 111 -+ t'll >
M l'C tl6J 91123 "16 !114 2 O ltr Only ~ OOo
mi.lea Mrnt rood SM.300
0 00 9628750 ff1 L2Z ~ 211r -.t'(fan . dulu
SV$0 CH lit•'>l o ffer
9756 &13-0196. 752 IHl6 ---W.loyce
••••••••••••••••••••••• '16 24 5 OJ. way<>n .
• 1 DEALER IN U.S.A. JS.OOOmJ. 11uptor d 1·i.n
0 A!C, 1t.en'O, PS PU. lu11
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...... ,.,, .. Hll --\'---_,.._ •••••••••••••••••••••••
G•o1rd 9901 •••••••••••••••••••••••
~ '76 Plymouth Gran J-\iry
WICOfl. Power 1teennl(.
power wtndow!i, power
S.-. 9760 brakes, AM/VM sleri~o.
-••••••••••••••••••••• Al/' cood.lllonlng All t'll lrN Muat •~II St:.00 SAAi C.1111 737 6449 Aflt'r
• 'SiSIJver Cloud I
$19,000
llM144 ----
SA&.1$. SBYICI
AMD~MG
DEMO SALE
.NOWIN PROGRY.SS1
e ooPM Evf'flln11s
9910 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'118 Butctt Gran Sport ~
111utomallc New tlrt'11.
lrabl and abocb Good
mileage-body alrall(hl
runa sreat I ~ Hunt
1n 1 t on Bea c h m• )IM2.-4833
•
On .,,. M w1 k v loJdrd
41 :io\1m1 SI I OOll fko't
Off1•r 4!i4 ti:JJI .,.,._. lor
C:olltlf"rl
ill ~·111llo· ll1d1 1larlt'. bm
l.l'blhl'f' mt ' rcl'.Jf. full
Vln)ll roof .. lll'tury Wlf('
wh1b .... qwp 111 m1, 1m
mac: C'tJOd f'\'t pt) RtM
640044i>. Ou.' '.1711 I~
79 ~ UOKAOO Ul J-.St:L
LO A IJ Jo. I> J Hoo m 1
$11.!iiJ 114 :.4X 7 32!>
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Oealtl.J!ul ('If with all lhe
xtriu JI .000 owner m1
WI.LI $J)lll luid> lilnd low
book for qUlck ule Pvt
Ply. U.Jl 646 #~Jg
Cu a o 9917 •••••••••••••••••••••••
i.m Dcrllnella Rik 1lllk,
aJI power. lo m1. xlnl
CXJnd. extended warr Of rer Bn-z:tll
Tl M1nl t'Ond 111r , r:ill y
wht'el.J>, Laure.-murn
~ '000071!
9920
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PS/PB, AM /nl ai.eo, =====..;;===-dock, auto trana·VI .
'170.V Nova, 2 dr., V·I • •.ooo ml Clean!
21.000 ml. New btb •
WIMUP· ..... ~7tl2
97$-514.5 Eveninp i• M-....C II, It blue, 4
'T7 Otpnoe C1au1c. c dr. ryt Pl .aver, 51,000 ml,
Sed.u. lclW m.ll•a•. 20M. II'! coad. Mlllor repaln
L o a d e d . B e I o w for top cond. SLIGO. Muat
wbo&aale ~l930 Aft Mil *-1'19 d111 M2-CM 5 JOpmllwknds_. ____ eva ________ _
'TS MooUI town coupe, l<IW
rrulea. new bk. Urea.
.Uct. aood cond. G60C>
7'5Hl)UI or S4j 31 lS
.. atburben. 8 PP& VII m«-auto tranA. JJ.-.00
Call 87J· lfl2V nu ..
w1Endl.
'ti6 a&w.t.aJ>c Clean.
Slll60
873-0f13 aft e.
a. .... t955 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'7 8 Cut le •• ~/~hamful·
ly kJ9ded AM /Yll tape. ----~ 99)2 l2K.m.i 1~0
••••••••• • •• ••• •• • •• ••• "13 CULi-Supreme irlnt
"19 Corvette. Shrtblk, cond.. new en1t, •ir, ltlJll
loeded. auto. xJnt rond ld.l 117SO 54().3286 m ooo 1173·=->l.3 --• • -CJdl '73 Vurta Cruu~er. 9
iJ JOO. Auto, T top, runs pa.nenl(er wal(oo, V·H,
l(rea.t, 63,000mi. l6'J()() M.OOOrru , PSt f'U. /\/(',
&42 7fll7. 67~ ~ Slm) 8J3.:JJ72
"7'f Maroon. loaded Xlnl ·75 C:u1lai.s ~1 11 W11n.
rond Ci.II e vllL•t•l AMt l"M. l\Uperh <'Ond, m 13'1ll sza'X> /bt-st °' r 91);! ~
Dodrft 99lS ·75 2 door !Hi Oldi.,
•••••••••••••••••••• •• • w/nf!l")'t.ha.ng ()r Tradt' '65 Cor....+ $400. for ptCkup w 1um~ for
&42-0371 an &pm :vn motorhom<-~S740
Ma.Ill S.cnfttt 1 4 Dart,
&ryl. aew urea, JUIUS
Ot11 974'7Si ----
Mec:haruc ll Spt'<'l 11 .6:1
Dd1a 118 f'tl!t!Lt! plUJ(1t
<AL AM tYM 8 Lrk S'lOll
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'72•'-tft'. pa~.
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------i) P1nto S«bn. AM tf'M ford 9940 stttt-o, lo m 1, S2SO<l
••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 11" dys. ~=)7 ·4305 -t"V.
PHIL ---LOOG "'fMDllA .....•.•...........•... FORD ·77 Villar~ wal(n, A tC
AM 1-·M. roof ra r k . S3llOO
Or FW'!>l 962 470'.l
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'::LJ;(l/l'.J
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W11~on Pow1•r w1ndvwi.,
U1u·k 'l o ~hool Jo Jm ll)I
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w111l(n, lmm11c le, rn1
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tna.'> Mu"l !!ell $1lOll
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'11 ~ Chl.1. l(uldi Wll l&roWld S20ti> 111 l;ci.l ol
11unroof I' P $4 I 7!1 fn-4(.() IT\IJtvr C,;fl T<Jm
0 8 (J ~ 11101 WH!/7:1 •
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J D .. liOll & SOft
LMCOlH t4BCUIY
. 'Special o( the w ~k
71UHCoo.I
TOWNCOUl"l
fJeautllul luxury rnr in
r ry11ul apri<'ot with
leather lnll'nor Lo w
mllt'Bt(I.! One: o wnt>r·
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$9200
4!15216 Harbor 81 . C: M
~5630
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VOL. 12, NO. 263, 3 SECTIONS, 40 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1979 FIFTEEN CENTS
Smog •akes · Colnehack in Coast · Area
8J ~D PAl&SVIQI . ...........
Stqnant air clun1 to the
Or a.nae Coast aaaJ.n today.
promptina car pool1na pro.
1rama for larae flrma from
Coeta Men to Laguna Beach
and first stage health ad·
vi.sories ror sections of lnland Orange County.
Doctor
Saves
Lawman
By DELORES BROOKS RWIN
OI .. o.11' l'tlet SUH
A young doctor was seriously
injured Wednesday night when
he at~mpled to save an Orange
County sherilrs deputy from a
hospital jail ward inmate armed
with a st.eel pipe.
The doctor was credited by
sheriff's officers with s aving the
deputy's life during the attack at
UC Irvine Medical Center's jail
ward in Orange.
Dr . Howa r d Cowlishaw of
Garden Grove was reported in
good condition in the intensive
care unit at UCIMC today after
suffering several blows to the
stomach in the 9 p.m . attack.
Sheriff's spokesman Lt. Wyatt
Harl gave this account of the in-
cident:
Dr. Cowlishaw. a 26-year-old
anesthesiologist, was walking in
the medical center's jail ward
when he heard the screams or a
nurse.
He found the inmate beating
CSee A1TACK, Page A2>
Obscene Tape
Charges Face
JI al,ley Pair
Fountain Valley police have
arrested a television enlertain-
m e n l stor e own e r and a n
employee on charges of possess-
ing obscene videotapes for dis·
lribution.
A'rrested Wednesday following
a search of Giant Screen TV and
Home Video Center were owner
Pete Mamakos. 40, and Russell
Sprague, 27, both of Mission
Viejo.
Detectives said the arrest
followed a two-month invest.&ga.
tion in which undercover of-
fice rs t wi ce pur c hased
videotaped movies.
Deputy Orange County Dis·
trlct Attorney Tom Goethals
said the arrests and bookings
center on three tapes "which go
beyond Deep Throat."
Goethals said six tapes were
reviewed by investigators and
distr ict attorney's d e puties.
Superior Court Judge Orella
Sears also had reviewed some of
the tapes.
The deputy s aid the three
tapes that are allegedly obscene
are "Water Power," "The Can-
dy Stripers" and "800 Fantasy
Lane ··
Goethals s aid he believes
several home entertainment
stor es in the county carry
s imilar tapes.
He said that no case against
the sale of such tapes has been
completed in California but that
s everal are cWTenUy in prosecu·
lion stages. _
Goethals c laimed that the
Fountain Valley store carries a
list of 12» available "X"-raled-
fUm-tapes.
•• ,,.. .... Walher paUem la
1lmU• to wbat we aperieced
lut we111:• Nici a •PGlt•man
. for tbe ~ CoMt Air Quality
Muapmeat Dlltric:t.
ftat welldler Qltem. in wbleb
.u t.Dv ... layer of q>Ol-onr·
bot a1r trapped pollutant. cklle
to Ule ll'OUDd, eauaed ei&bt
atralOt days of MCODd •t.ace
bealtla alerta.
Launched Todag
High Ener gy Astronomy Observatory No. 3 will look li ke
this artist 's conception when it becomes oper ational. It
was launched into earth orbit today by an Atlas Centaur
roc ke t from Cape Can averal. Fla. HEAO 3 will scan the
heavens for cosmic and gamma ray sources.
Weather May Help
Weary Firefighters
By The Associated Press
Cooler weather was expected
to aid thousands of fatigued
firefighters today in their strug-
gle to quell at least 16 major
blazes that have consumed
about 90,000 acres of Califorrua
brush and timber.
Since Saturday. at least 50
homes have been destroyed or
damaged by the fires, which
ha ve bee n fanned b y hot
weather and erratic winds. run-
ning up damage and fi refighting
costs into the millions or dollars.
State fire meteorologists, who
work fuJl-lime on fire weather
predictions. are forecasting a
gradual increase in sea breezes
that could bring down tem-
peratures to the lower 80s in the
Los Angeles basi n by the
weekend and provide relief from
low inland humidity.
Meanwhile, Kenneth Hahn,
chairman of the Los Angeles
County Board of Supervisors,
declared his county a disaster
area Wednesday and suggested
t hat s upervisors in Ventura and
Santa Barbara counties do the
sam e .
·'One more fire and we're In
real trouble." Hahn said.
Spokesmen for the various
firefi ghting agencies on the lines
indicated the tro uble was
already real enough.
··My people have just about
CSee FIRES, Page A2)
Valley Teen
Hit by Auto
A 16-year-old Fountain Valley
boy was in "stable condition" at
Huntington · lntercommunity
Hospital todav after he and his
b ike were " bit by a motorist
Wednesday.
Police said Donald J oseph
Koubeckof9073SwaJlow Ave. was
pedaling east on E llis A venue
when he was involved in a col·
lision with m otoris t Kim D.
Russell,25,of Anaheim.
Th e 3: 10 p.m . accident oc·
curred at the intersection of El-
lis •and Newland Street , police
said.
CocWdered the worst nm ol
smoco days lD 2S yean, the ln·
version layer lifted over the
weekend Ollly to return today.
It will remain bot Friday with
ne1H1lble winda and hl1hs
above to in Los Ang_elea. 9' for
in land valleys.
ll will be Ollly sUgbUy cooler
for inlaDd Oranae County, where
first 1tage bealtb advisories
were expected to remain iD ef·
feet for El Toro. La Habra, Los
Alamitos, Santa Ana Canyon
and Anaheim.
No firat stage alerts we re
called for coast cities where
temperatures will remain in the
mid -70s, but a d istrict 's
spokesman said the air will re-
main "tmbealthful for extremely
senallive persons" through Fri·
day .
As a result of rancid air
g athering s trength in Loa
An1eles and Riverside counties
early today, air quality officials
instituted mandatory car pool-
i ne fori 2,600 Southland firms
that employ more than 100 peo.-
ple.
Costa Mesa. Newport and
<See SllOG. Page A%)
Cocaine, Pot Found
Judge, Wife · Face
Felony Drllg R~p
OAKLAND <AP) -Stale Ap-
pellate Court Justice Pa ul N.
Halvonlk. 40, and his wife.
Deborah, 37. were free today
after arrest in their home on
felony coca.me and marijuana
cha rges.
Oakland police vice squad Sgt.
Larry Rodrigue sald Halvoruk,
for merly a member or Gov. Ed·
mund Brown J r . 's admuustra
lion. and his wife, were arrested
Wedn esday night by police
ar med with warrants charging
possession of co<:a1 n e .
possession or marijuana for
sale. and cultivation of man·
ju an a
They were released on their
own recognizance
Rodrigue said the couple were
ordered to appear in Oakland
Municipal Court Friday for ar
raignmenl. Mrs. Halvonik is an
attorney in private practice
Vice squad Lt. J im Mitchel
said be and otbe.r otficers found
about $100 worth or cocaine. two
one.ounce packages of pro<:c.-ssed
mariJuana which police valued
HB Girl Tries
Dumping Mom
From Auto
A 16-year-old girl reportedly
drove swerv ing through the
s treets of Huntington Beach
Wednesday with her sobbing.
screaming mother clinging to
the top of the speeding i.tallon
wa~on.
Witnesses al t he 11 :30 a .m in·
cident told police the woman
was hanging onto the luggage
rack as the girl swerved the
vehicle in an a pparent attempt
to spill her mother onto the
street.
Police said the girl slammed
to a stop on Argyle Drive and
ran off. Bewildered witnesses
said they helped the bystencal
mother off the roof.
The mother-daughter alterca-
tion reportedly erupted al their
home when the teen-ager leaped
into the car and kicked he r
mother who grabbed for the
keys, according to poUce
Officers. who would not re·
lease names because a j uvenile
was involved, said the mother
suffered arm. leg and facial cuts
as a result ol lhe episode. They
s aid ahe was also covered with
blue paint from the station
wagon roof.
The daughter is being sought
on ch arges or assauJt with a
deadly weapon.
al $500 and more than 200 grow-
ing marijuana plants 10 the
kitchen and bathroom
Offi cers said they had no
evidence the Halvoniks were
selling pot. but they were booked
on the charge because they had
more manJuana around than
they could use themselves
Pohce saJd the arres~ at the
Hc1 l vonik!>' Hiller Highlands
home c.-apped ;, three day in·
\C'it1gat1on prnm1>ted when of·
f1 cl'.'r s 1nve-.11gatrn g a recent
bur~lary at the llalvomk home
!>potted v.tiat the) thought were.
m ar1Juana planL\
Halvoruk LS former legal dirt><'
tor of thC' Ray Area Amencan
Cavil l..lbert1<:s L'n1on . and was
appomted lo the bench 1n Apnl
1978 by Brown
ll alvon1k onct· v.as a pro
fessaonal Jazz p1an1st. a former
stat e altorne) general and a
partner in a pub!Jc interest lav.
firm 10 San Francisco ~ he
Joined !he Brown a.dmlnlstrataon
1n 1975 as the governor·:. lobb~ 1~t
1n lhe~mbly
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HELD IN DRUG RA IO
Justice P a ul Halvonik
Tee11 Prostitute
NB Man Acquitted
In Pimping Trial
Outcall e s cort s erv1c.-e
operator Donald S mith of
Newport Beach was acquitted
Wednesday of pampmg and pan·
derang for a tee n-age girl who
became a prostitute at 15
"Thank God 1t·s over." Smith
sighed v.1th relief as he and tu s
attorney. Jim Spring. left the
Orange County Courthouse on
their way lo celebrate the inno-
cent verdict
The seven-woman. five man
jury deadlockl'd m an 11 I vote
fa vo ri n g guilt on v.h e ther
Smith's co·defendant. Valerie
Thomas, 20. of Santa Ana. also
pimped and pandered for the
gi rl
Smith, or 1311 Cliff Drive.
operates Charlie's Angels and
Golden Girls outcall agencies
tha t provide escort . massage
and nude modeling services for
male clients.
The services a re advertised in
several news papers s erving
Orange County.
··Police have been a fter my
client for a long lime and have
been unsuccessful. He runs a
clean operation down there ...
decla red attorney Spring.
Duri ng t he four-day trial
bdore Superior Court Jud~<'
Br) on K ~1r~11lan. the teen-age
girl test1f1cd thal she went lo
work for Smith's Golden Girls
service in 1978
The rught she was employed
after lying about her age so
Smith would hare her the girl
tel>tafaed she went out on three
calls and performed sexual acts
with male customers.
She testified. however. that
she never discussed with Smith
v. hat happened on the calb and
that he never told h~r what or
wh at not to do
The girl lcsl1f1ed that money
received on the calls a basic
$35 per service plus "tips" of.
fered by the male clients were
splat with Smith.
Smith testified that he had no
knowledge about what the girl
did on the calls. He did concede
<See CLEARE D, Page AZ )
Coast
M11rdered Girl's Bike Key Clue Drown Victim
Identified as
Norwalk Man
Low c loud s tonigh t
through mid-morning Fri-
d a y o the rwise s unny .
H igh s in mid -70s a t
!leaches to mid-80's In ·
land. Lows tonight in the
mid·60s.
BJ IEUY CIAUSEN ... DlltY ....... ._
Tbe aearcb for a yellow
ScbwiDD bicycle that iqurder
.tctim Bobln Cbriltlne Samsoe
rode tbe qy the dlaappeared in
HuaUnttoa Beach baa now
IDOYed to tbe El llOllte area.
HUlltilllton Rueb police. who
beUeft tM bicycle may be a key
la lM proMeUUCJa of IUlpect BodM7 , ...... Alea.la, 35, .....
.....-... for the blke 1lDc:e tM
JJ..JMHld blonde dilappeared _,,_ ..
ID•HU1atou wbo were
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store during the inveatigaUon.
said Sgt. Ron Jenkins.
On the cblnce that the bike
m l1ht have been left al the
Childrena Hoepltal of Orange
County Tbrtft Store in El Moote,
the lnve1U1aton questioned the
maoa1er, Jenllinl aald.
Store manaaer An1elo Bou.JOI
told officers a yellow bicycle
similar to tbe one police seek
wa1 aold, probably tometime 1.n
late July or early Aupat.
Bou.IOI Niel today be remem·
bera ta.. bike beeati&H lt waa ln
"better coactitioa tban what we
uauallJ-.lD bere."
He Mkt be r.memben that
tb• Jtllow ~bad ' loole rtitst brat• ........ • did the bike
"Ko"irn rode, ••• tbat na baadl ........ wnpped with
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black llDCI white tape. ~
The bike police seek waa
wrapped with various tapes, but,
they said, moat or the aciblllll&. was yellow. ~ ......
Bouzoa said he remember•
selling the bicycle l-0 a "llex·
lean couple" for exactly *29.95
but. that records o( sales before
July 31 have been de1troyed.
Ht laid no one at the 1tore re-
mem ben where the blke came
from but that used materials
sold 1D tbe store are picked up la
Monterey Park.
S1t. Jenklnl aald toetay tbat
Ilia department plans to place ID
adverilHment ln El Moate .,...
papen l.n an au.mpt to locate
Uae bicycle.
Pollce theorise that Alcala,
curren&b' la the at* ot a .,,...
• ..
Umlnary hearlna to deter m1De if
be is to answer to murder and
kJdnapplna cbar1e1 ln the cue.
could have CU.pqsed ~ j.be bicy·
cle somewhere l.n tbe area ol his
home.
Alcala wu arrested in Mon·
terey Park July 24. H1a home is appro~lmately 15 miles from
wber.e the Sam.oe slrl'• body
WAI found and •boat nve mil•
from the CHOC thrill •tore.
Robln Sa1a1oe wH rldtn1
toward Im home, POiice believe, ·•pbllc•-•b• ell• . A &old police lbat a
man ICllUlbt to take her and
Robl•'" P'ctuH at tbe beacb earlier !la JM dal SM ..._
idelltlfted Alul9 .. tM ftUld.be phototlnPlWr .
Orange Count y Coroner's
deputies •have ldenllfled t.be
drowned body of a man who
waabed ashore at Sunset Beach
u Daniel Free dle , 22 . of
Norwalk.
Hl1 wife and friendl repor1ed
that Freedle wa1 apparenUy Wl·
der the influence ol PCP and
alcohol wblD be dubed into tbe
OCIU Dear Hund,niton Beach
Pier at about l a.m. 't'ueldQ.
Colta ...... a..llcoptAtr joined
Huntlqtoa 8eadl U1e1~ la
a fn&W.i 1eardt for tbe man followial tM lncidlml.
AuthorlUel said tMJ •= the bodJ lD the surf oll
Beacb.about 10 L m. T\Mlday.
INSIDE TOD-' Y
Im men&t! oU poo4I have the f tnoncial world ~oting a
path to Me:dco. But Prea·
dent JON Ulpa Porlfllo lacu
V01ttd cautiotAa c:Wvelopmnt
of the pdrolnm ftndl and
count'JI. Story, photo Page
.413.
4
A p.ar ol HwUftlton lleKh
patrolmt-n hot 1t tnd cb 4!d
do wn a h atcb •t ·t atryln1
bur,lary aul(>("fl lodl)' allC'r
t•oorronth'• the aua,,.ct · In a
H lfoCMl l"Cl9taurul haU•ay
Oftlc.rt Hid lhe7 a rr It'd
H yur old Rlth1rd Ed•ard
Aahcrart or OaN.lt'n Orou at
I •O • m oo cbarae of <'Of1'l
merc1al buraln~ li t' waa
tranaport•d to lJCI M edlul
Center fot tnatml'nt.
A1 b r r aft , who 1ll•1•dl >
tn pped • all.-ot alarm 1t Mallu
1\t1t1urant, tam 84-i('b Bl~d
r•ce1ved a minor 11u n C'ture
v.ound In hh1 h1p polk• 1a1d
Im t.'SllftBhlMI Kaid 11 hu not
~•n dettmuned wh~lb r I.he
"ound ..... a rNUlt Of runfltf'
Offu•t•• Jt•rn f'uhrmitnn f1rt'<I
one<' at tht• SW•J~'1 I "hen th• al
legt•d burt:l1tr htlltt'(i lhrou~h a
hall"a~ doo r and v.1HC'd •
hat ('h1'I :11 him. pohrl' -.aul
The intru!fN dropped th1•
h ii I<' ht>t and d :\rt t-il from t h1•
hu1ld1ng but ~"~ tat'klf'd by Of
fi<'er Richard Wrtght about 200
yards from the restaurant
Pollee alle~e Ashcraft C'UI a
hole an the restaurant's roof and
droppc-d into th<' bu1ld1n~ Tht•y
said he tnppc-d the ala rm wh1l<'
try mg lo enter a n ofri ce
A1hc ra ft 1s being held on
Sl0,000 baH at Huntington Reach
J a1 I, police s aid
Mrs. Elliott
Rites Held;
Area Pioneer
Funeral services will be held
Friday for ~Ila May Elliott, an
Orannc County native and Hunt
lngton Reach pioneer , who dled
T ut'sday at Pu<.'1f1 ca Hospital al
the 11 gc or 92
Serv1 C'Cb will begin al 2 p.m at
f'"arst C"lmstian Church of Hunt
lnJ(t.on Hcetch Mrs f.;tllott was u
char ter rnemt><'r of the church
Burial will follow a t
Westmmistcr M1·mor1al Park.
Mrs l::ll11>tl wa11 horn in
We11tmin1ikr but i.euled in Hunt
inglon Rcuc·h with her husband,
Pyrl, at a far m near the com er
9f Slater Avenue and Newland
Street
lie r hus band built and op<-rat
1•d the l(arage on Mam Stn·ct
that now houses Mundie Motor!>
M r'i Ell1oll wa'i uct1vc an the
01•t·an Vu·w ~ t1011l I >1'>lru:t VT'A
;and w.1' a rn • ml1cr "' ttu:
Audubon C'luh
l>r Thom;Js O v1·rtr1n, H1•v
C B <;111 111111 :11111 1(1·v E vn{'ll
Aui:•·r will offw1at1· at ,..rnfay'i.
funt:r:JJ servH·cs
Mrs t-:111011 1., 'l urv1vf'd hy a
son l>r V1rg1I Ellrntt or f';au
C'J111re, Mich . :,1sters, N1·JI
Boll vn of J>arud1M~ and Pearl
Gruy of Coltetl{e GrlJvc, Ore.,
brothers, G1·or1w 0 Mrm1e of
Provo. Utah, Ruy Morse of f:I
Monte and Rev J oseph Morse or
Sitcramenlo.
Mrs. Elliott also Je11ves one
g r and daug h ter , six great
grandchildre n and two great-
creat ·gr andchildren
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SMOG •..
(rvlne 8lea corpor ations were
ordered on M!cond stage plans,
c1lllng for 60 to 70 percent re·
ductlons in employee car trips.
A first at.age plan, aaklnl for
'{Oluntary car pooUng, wu re-
quested for the Laguna Beach
and south Orange CoHl area.
Bolb plans were expected to
be renewed Friday.
A pollution reading of .15 parta
per million wu predicted for
Coala Meaa and Newport Buch
today and Friday. A .20 level
must be reached berore a rlrsl
lta1e health alert ls called.
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Cltlan ··"*'·
Judge ays
•No Hero'
111 Rescue
Judge Blair Bam ettr c1f the
South Orange County Municipal
C'ourt ~aid that he doC'sn'l cnn
:oder hin1sel! 1:t hero for rl'Rc ulr1.c
11 \\ l)m:in who was bt>l ng beaten
ut a Corona del Mar beaeh
"It was some thing anyone
would have done." Barnette Hid
or the incident that oecurred
Sun day morning a t Pirate 's
A Cove
Barnette. a Coron:J del Mar res
1dent. also noted that he wasn't
the only one involved In separat-
ing the man from the woman he
was be ating "T h e r e was
a nother local lad y who was
there and 11be helped out, too," he
added.
The inciden t a pparently' in
volved a dispute between a man
and has gir lfriend a nd l hc
woman didn't wa nt to file a
crime report so Newport Beach
poh<.'e aren't mvest1gatmg the
case
Barnette said h1• was taking
pictures at about 8 a .m . from a
vantage· point above the beach.
JUSt in.side the Newport lta rbur
entrance
lie srud he saw the mun d rag
Kini~ the woman into the mouth
or one or the beach's caves,
where he knocked her lo the
ground and began hilling her In
the face.
"lt looked lo me like he was
taking his best sholb at he r," the
Judge ob6erved
·'The woman ww1 screamJng,
but you couldn't hear 1t becau~e
or the way Ute rods are i.1tualed
above Uw IK.'ar h ,' he 1.a1d
Uarnette !>&ild he raced down
the rockiri to the beach and
r rabbf>d tht' man to pull him orr
th" v1rtun 1 ht-JUdl(" said lw
docl'ln'l know th1-loci.I womun
who s howc.-d up and aMasted thf'
v1<'t1m 1n g('llang out or her est
lac·kcr's gra~p
He ~aid lhe man fled while he
and the wom an helped t he vu·
tim climh over the rock~ to
CQrona dcl Mar M a1n Uc a c h
where police were called
"She was pretty shook up
hysterical · and her mouth wu
bloody , but by lhe lime the
police a rri ved she'd calmed
down," the judge 1rnld.
·'It was jWll reaction I gues11
Tt offended me to see somelhlng
like that ha ppPnan g He ally,
anyone would have done the
same thing," the Judge said
Gold Price
Hits $386;
Buck Sinks
LONDON I AP) The dollar
spiraled downward on Europe1n
mooey market.I today H 10nl4t
d e ale rs pred icted a renewed
crlals of confidence In the U.S.
c urrenc y . Gold soared to
another record of $318 ln London
al the clOle and waa up mori!l
than $11 to381.50 in Zurich.
CORPUS CHRISTI, THll
c AP> Tbouaandt of people
ev1c uatt!d ltl the race ol hur-
rtune·forte wtnda and t.cMTcn·
tlal nlu aloof Teua cout
M11n retuntJnc to t.Mtr hom•
toda y 11 a powerful 1torm
moved loto Louialaoa.
The 1torm alammed aahore
nt1r Corpwi (,'hri1U on Wedne9-
day and tMrl four lricbft ol rain
fell on Houaton overal1ht
elaht ln ch u In aome 1ub·
dlvlalona
A• many u 3,000 left their
ho mf't In the Houalon aru u
the 1lorm moved In, said Harri•
<:ounly Deputy Sheriff Frank
811('()M
More than four Inches ot rain
fl'll on Houston late Wedneeday
t"lllhl Inches In some sub
dlvlAlons National Weather
Suvlct' meteorok>1lat KftUMlth
.-CJ:aiwford aald up to 10 lact1e1 ot
rain l'OUld ~ expected In IOme
a rt'as ol lht> upper Texa1 coast
At lt"aat 300 Corpua CbrlaU""
ldenta and several hundred
other area rtftldenll were driven
rrom their homes by n oodlng,
und water 11t>veral feel deep was
reported In hou11e11
Aran11M Pru•11 was drenehed
by 13 Inches of rain Hd Corpu8
Chr11ll reported eight Inches .
Wlndl gusted up to 98 m ph
hurricane force winds are 74
m ph or more M police u_,ed
bu11e11 to evacuate people Of.
rt cl al11 als o u sed boils to
evacuate people in the Houston
suburbs ln soulheaatem Hurls
County.
Valley Adopts
Mobile Home
Ordinance
f'ounta in Valley's Colonia
J uarez r e11idenL<1 who wall be dis
µlact'd when the city w1den11
Warner Avenue later thili ye1tr
will be able to reside on their
Jots an mobile homes.
F ountain Valley d ty coun
calm ep una.nlmously adopted an
o rdinance Tuesday a llowing
m o bile homes on thrff lot.a ror 20
m o nths while new homes are un-
de r construction.
The city has scheduled the
wide ning between San Bruno
and Ward streets for Dec . l al
an estimated cost or S88,000
Demol1t1on and re imburse
mcnt for three homes along the
!>lreet is expeeted lo cost a bout
$50,000 more. including fund.'l for
rclocat1nJ( displaced residents,
11a 1d Wayne Osborne. public
works d1rnctnr .
Widening the 90 fool street lo
120 feet tn malC'h the rest of
Wa rnc·r Avenue will result In
r a zing three homes believed
built in the 19208, Osborne said.
Seven other homes a long lhe
frontage will re main Intact, he
added.
HouseA to be destroyed sit en
50· by JOO.foot lots and were ap-
praised at about $2,500 each, he
said .
The project will be financed
with gas tu funda, he aaid
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CLEARED. • •
t h a t p r o A'l 1 t u t I o n w 1 11 a
"1>011lblllty .•
Out he re peate dly told the
court that he would not aUow
proatltuw w work tor hi• •Ceo·
clea and would Ort any woman
who he learned wu en1a1i.na ln
Aexual Ula for money.
Deputy Dl1trlct Attprney
Michael Jacobi, who prOMCUted
the cue lamented the verdict
and the deadlocked declalon. He
11ld ht haa not yet decided
whethe r to Hk that Miu
Thomu race 1 aecond t.rtaJ on
the chars•. Tbe dollar hit ll·nfonlh Iowa In
Milan and Frankfurt and wu
lower ln Tokyo.
London'• five major bullion Protec•w• ft
houses fixed the priCt! or 1old at II
an all-time high flxlna of $380 for
the att.emooo tradina aesaJon. ll I;'or Te -i -iy? ... a Jwnl> or 10 dollars oYer .. ~ i ~ I.II&'
Wednesday's cloee In both Lon· wu•UYUQ'J'ON <AD) -Sen don and Zurich. Within an hour nvnu... ,.
the prlce climbed another ala Ed•al'd M. Kenned1 may IOOll
d ollars in London tndlns . Hk Pretldent Cart.tr to prcvtde
Secret Service protection, an
"T h e dollar 11 an troublt ai de to th• MauubuHUI
a1aln, Md It aeemt lb• rillllf ln· Maator 18'd today . ~t_r~~1v,,...D9l~ ..m-......--.. !'~J~.Jt~.!lUdy couldart. .. 'liii~ fO Pl'OP If up, a Tfllk10 l'UDDi... for UM 1* O.motraUc
tr1der1aJd. prHllentlal nomination, a
"When the J'ede)'aJ a...,... mtmber ot bil 1lalf met wttla
Board let the dollar 11Jp aaalmt Whlt.e HouM aldel WtdHeday to
E uropean currenclea Wedaet· dlte~ aeew'tty probltma.
day ..-opl• became worried
about bavlq too m1ny 1reen·
back• on hand."
D11lert Hid lurtler uncer•·
talntJ lbout the U .I . ecoaomy
Inflation a nd t h• 1ollt1oai
cl ha ate In the United ltat• probablL:1 eontrtbat.td to ....
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lurtber plun1• ot tM.dolJar.
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A'IT~K •• P.
Deputy R•ul RamOI about on
the head with a 24 lneh lon1
stffl tube, which the prltM>ner
apparMUy had dismantled from
the rrame ot hlA holplt•I bed.
Russian Refugees
Arrive in County
Durtn1 the sculne to s ubdue
the Inmate, Dr. Cowlh1haw was
struck ln the 1tomach with the
pipe. A nursing ualataot,
Margaret Stebblna, wu aUshtly
injured.
The att1ck occurred 11 a
nurae, accompanied by Oe-puty
Ramoe. c~ked oo prbooer pa·
Uenla ln the ward.
The prl aone r a ppare ntly
lea~ from behind a curtaJn,
s w inging the a t eel c lub a t
Ramos
Ha rt said Ra moa pr o ba bly
would have been killed had Dr
Cowllshaw not inter vened The
she riff's deputy was ulao report
ed In good condJlion today 11t
UC I MC, recovering from multi
pie head lacerations
The Inmate, who was unan
JUred . wu Ide ntified as Oa v1d
Medina, 19, of Placen t11•
He had been admitted to the
j ail ward for treatment of In·
juries he received Tuesday alter
h111 car crashed during a police
ch11e ln P1acenUa.
Medina, who had been wanted
on 11ever al prPv1ou'> a i.sault
charg~. was !'ipolled by a polJce
mvesllgator 1n Placentia
During the cha~e. which ex
ceeded speeds of 80 milei. pu
ho u r . police fi red s hots at
Medina twice
A., u re11ult of Wf'dnPsdfil y'i. at
tack on t he 1>her1 H'11 deputy.
Medina ha.., bt.~n charged with
a ssa ult wtth intent lo c·omm1t
m urder, s&d she riff's offacf'rs,
1n a ddition to les!le r aaaaull
charges lnvolvtng the doctor and
the nursing aissistant
Fr991P-..AI
FlRES •.•
had ll." U .S . F orest Service
spokesman Dave Blaine aald of
the flre:llghtera who have come
from 28 stat.es aa far away as
Maine.
''Some of the m have been al 1t
now for two weeks, and they're
an as much danger from heat
stroke or heart attack u they
are rrom the firff," he said
By IACKJE HYMAN
Of -o...,. ,_ , .....
The fJ vK hlu family of KJev
Ru11ia arrived In Oranae Coun
ly Wedneeday Ju.at in lime for
the new.year.
Al sundown P'rtday. they will
j o in membe rs of Newpo r t
Beach's Te mple Rat Yahm ln
celebrating Rosh Hu ha.na, the
Jewis h new year
The ram.Uy will have more lo
give tb.anb for lhan most ...,
they r eflect back oo the Journey
that brou g ht t hem to J ohn
Wa y ne Airpor t Wedn esda y,
thousands of miles trom Kiev
"We are very, yerl glad to
come," said Mark .1vsch1tz.
4-0. an arch.lte<'l, sln.lgghng wtth
his llm1led E n JCh sh Hut h..,
broad smile made wordi. un
nece5sar:,
L1 vhchltz, 4-0, his w1f(', Nellya
41 , a geologist , and their 15 y1•ar,
old son, Vlad1slav o we thPir i.af•·
a rrival in their new homeland to
lhe work of many people
It was preaure from the U S
and J ewtsh groups that enabled
them to com e Ear lier ram1he:o.
attemptmg to flee Rwman antJ
Sem lllllm wa.ited years for VlllU,
som e times 1n vain. but the
L1vseh1l7 family wa ... allowed lo
le:.~ e after r. ve month~
Carrying only a few P•"<'"' 1,(
luggage. lhey wne met 1n N1•w
York by rPprt><ientalJve., of C"h1,
an off11hoot or the <'entury l>ld
ltebrtw Immigrant Aid Sl>r1tl)
They were put Ofl it ptam· for
L '' s A n g e I 1· ~ . .,., h e r1• t h .-y
1·hanged Ill a 1·1,rn mult'r fhl{ht lt>
OranJ{l' ('ount)
On th1~ t•nd, tht• Orangt' Coo.n
t y J e w 1 s h fo" e de r ¥ t 10 n an rl
Jewish f amily &-rv1ce will pay
their rent a.nd basic• cos L'> untJI
they beromf> self supporting
And membent of Te m ple Dal
Yahm in Newport Beach have
take n respons1 b1hty for such 1m
po rtant de tails as finding un
apartment. helping the> 1m m1
1nnu get to know the are a and
laJt1n1 them to temple for the
Rosh Haabana services
The commuter flJRht was an
ho ur lite Wednesd ay. and
representatives of the te mple
we r e a nxiou1 in c a se the
L1v1chltz family had somehow
i Ollen lOBt.
AmOfli those waiting to greet
them were Temple Bat Yahm
S uterhood Preside nt Reva
Newport
Surf and Sport
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Introduces
QUIKSILVER
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Samuel• 1m lt ffpnry Palm,., ..
lf'm pl.-mPrnbf.r wh11 "' i. nt1lP1<>
of Polaoo and 1tJ)4>11lu1 k u\\lftn
"Wf' didn't know untJI f'nd11y
they were t'om1ng ," P.'XJ>l•1~
fl e lf'n Lf'\<ln111o n or N~wpMt
Reaeh. vice prHld 4!nt of the •
terhood "All we knew Is •
Wf'rf' f'llpt"("ltng anothe r tami.Jy
l hlll month "
Five year11 aJ(o, the tempi"
settled a family of ViPlnam~
refugees and a w~k ago thPy
helped relO<'alc• a six member
family ol "boat ~pie "
Mrs l..evlru.on ha1d 11 took her
sev•r al wt-ek11 to find an apart
m1>nl for the L1vsC'h1tz famalv
She 11a1d mO!'t pl ac·e-; ;"n 't
lakl' <'hlldn m a nd a (row ~aid
th1•y don'l want 1mm1~r:rnL'I
/\n a p:irltrll'lll lo\ a ... finally
found 1n lh1• Mn.u rff'I M ttr an•a
r>( Ct>stu MMu, wht·n• :1 numt.>f•r
"' V11·tnJmcst• r 1•ful(1•es havt•
~I'( t lt•d
M ,., l.t•\'trl!'lllll .,aul thl' nPw
apartment hll'> h1•en 1>t111·k1·d
"'1th food , furn111hing1> and tx'fJ
din~ by '>l!>lf•rhood m1:mtwr!>,
and that u phys1l'ian who
belonl(s to the temple will give
the newcomers rree physical ex
ams
She said 'll'itPr hood memhers
plc1n n1'fi to rr.t11k th•· family a rim
Ot.'r an lh••ir own hom" Wcdnt.~
Ila) lo huv1• dinnt:r for them at
M r... '-iamuels horn<-tomr.:ht and
111 ldk1· th1 ·m t11 IPrnfllP ,..nday
for thf' bt•l(annanR 11f llw lllJ.Ph 111 1
ly Oav.,
Although thf' w1•ln1rn1·,., hHd
11tooct 1n tht· hot -.un :.el th•·
air11ort fur an hour 1h1·y huhhleo
"'1th enthu....,asm a ... lh1• L1vst'h1tt.
family emer~t·d from their plant•
The re w~r.-w a r m ... milf'!I,
hugs and some t.-ar11 as th•• 1m
mi g r ants fo und t heir new
fri ends
''This Is o ur home now,"
L1vschlti said
Evidence Lacking
WASJflNGTON <APJ · The
c hairman of the Senate Ban.king
Committee says his atatr hu no
evidence that Republican pre-
11idenUaJ hopeful J ohn 8 . Con
na:!y a c t e d impro pe rly a s
tre11ury secretary to influence
the granting of national bank
charters
-... --.
-CALIFORNIA
Where ·Fiv e Were Killed
The first aircraft crash at Castle Air Force
Base ~t Merced in ~ decade kijled five
crewmen on a KC-135 stratotanker jet
Wednesday. The plane, practicing touch·
and-go landings. crashed on the runway.
ripping the cockpit and one engine away
from the fuselage and biirst into names.
Two cr ewmen survived.
Olympics Profit Vowed
Los Angeles Expects to Net $21 Million
LOS ANGELES <AP )
Organizers of the 1984 Olympics
say they will turn a profit of at
least $21 million even if double·
digit inflation-continues and the
federal government gives them
no financial aid.
The Los Angeles Olympic
Organizing Comm1llee said
Wednesday it expects to spend
$347 million lo stage the games
·. and take in at least il368 million.
The committee reiterated its
pledge that the games would
cost the city nothing.
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RTD Fares Do""n
LOS ANGELES <AP> -Near·
ly all the Rapid Transit Dis·
trict 's buses are back on the
road today, but ridership is only
about half what it was before a
strike began 31h weeks ago, of-
ficials say.
The RTD said it had about
640,000 fares Tuesday, compared
Attorney 'Blamed'
·For Temple Deaths
LOS ANGELES I AP) Charles Garry. lawyer for the People's
Temple cull which collapsed when 900 of its members committed
mass suicide last year, Wednesday blamed the deaths on attorney
Mark Lane.
Lane was with the cult followers of Rev. Jim Jones when they
lo a daily pre·stnke average of
1.2 million.
Mobil Fire Probe d
TORRANCE <AP> -A Mobil
Oi l Co. refinery that processes
123.500 barrels of crude oil daiJy
will be out of operaUon for less
than a week after a fire and ex-
plosion. officials say.
Repairmen will begin in-
vestigaliqg the cause of the
blaze when the area cools.
Fulham said.
Baby lt'laale Dies
REDWOOD CITY <AP >
Despite a week of intensive
mcd1caJ care, a baby pilot whaJe
found s tranded on a beach near
here has died at a marine
amusement park.
The 3·year-old animal sue
cum bed to blood nukes Wed.nes·
day. She also had been found to
be s uffering from severe dis-
orders of the kidneys, lungs and
Ii ver , said Mike Demetrious,
president of Marine World.
Mmala-t La•nclaed
•
l'Nndly. September 20, 1979 O~IL y PILOT A51
'America in Troub/,e'
Union ·Hears Brown Berate 'Cheap Labor'
SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -Gov. Edmund Brown
~r., an a ll-but-declared D e mocratic pres·
ldentlal candidate, says that America bu "spent
20 yean tranaterrtna techoolo&Y to others" while
it.a own workers la.l lbeir Jobe . • ''lbe sweat of your labor that ls used to pro-
duce capital is leavlna t.b1s Cf)Unt.ry and comlni
back combined with cheap labor to put you out of
work." Brown told the convention ot the lnduitriaJ
Union Department of the AFL-CIO oo Wednesday.
"America ls ln bie trouble .•. America ls go·
ing downhill and il does.n'l have to."
THE MORE TRAN .. delegaUJI at the COO·
ventlon represent slit million workers in SS na·
tional unions. The California governor received on·
ly s parse applause from them when be was
introd6ced. but reception seemed to increase as
his 20·minute speec:h went along.
The governor denounced tax breaks as a spur
ManJin
Renews
lJattle
LOS ANGELES <AP>
-His claim of victory
hasn't mellowed tough·
guy actor Lee Marvin.
who staged a batter
court battle with his
former lover earlier this
year.
Marvin is rene wing
one part of the struggle
as he tries to overturn a
judge's ruling that he
mus t pay $104 ,000 for
"rehabilitation" to
Michelle Triola Marvin,
who lived with him for
5 1 2 years.
ATTORNEY A .
David Kagoo s aid
W e dnesay that
the actor , de ·
s pite being "very
pleased'' with most of
Superior Court Judge
Arthur Marshall's April
19 decision in the case.
does not feel the award
of Sl04,000 was war·
ranted.
After an ll·week trial.
Marshall awarded Miss
M arvrn the money for
··rehabi li tative
purposes." But he re·
jected her claims for a
share or the actor's prop·
e rty and hair of the estu~led $3.6 million he
earnlM during their
years together.
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l'(Mn_Y l_()llJ(,j ..._ ..
to tbe economy, saying tJie 1DOlleJ' ts epmt on • ~'1>'.~:r.t!r
.. Perrier Water" from P'rance. "Swed iab
crackers" and "Mercedes-Benz'' automol)iles
from Germany.
The United States. be said. "bas spent 20 years
transfeni.n& our technology, that you helped build.
to other people ... but if we don't figure out a
way to reinvest and relnduslrialize this country.
forget It. We'll have even more of a loss of union
jobs."
WHAT HAPPENS, BROWN asked, when ~er·
seas workers "st.art making steel, cars, ties,
watches. television, compu~rs and doing 1t for $2
a day? What's going to happen to the American
standard ol living? That's the dilemma."
He called for a "public works program" to gel
this country's unemployed back to work, but
declined to expand on that later at a news con-
ference.
WEEK-
END
SPECIAL
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f1n 1nq 1n hemp
or nnvy
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an the jungle settlement of
Jonestown. Guyana, followin1
slaying of U.S. Rep. Leo Rya.o
and three journalists.
"THE PERSON responsible
was the catalyst ... Garry said al
a State Bar Association conven·
tion panel on "Cults and the
Law" at the Bonaventure Hotel.
LANE, CONTACTED in New
Orleans where be is trying a
lawsuit. described Garry as "a
liar" and "a very, very sick
man .. who was "suffering from
delusions."
SAN DIEGO <AP) -A coun· tywide manhunt has been or· MARVIN'S APP EAL
dered for a masked gunman who to the state Court of Ap·
kidnapped and raped the wife or peal was filed Tuesday.
S D. Co t · Miss Marvin's attorney
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Garry said Jon es wa s
''paranoid" about a supposed
conspiracy by U.S. officials to
destroy him.
a an iego un Y supervisor's Marvin Milchelson said I chief aide, Police said.
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George Stevens. a 47·year·old Wednesday that no
Baptist minister on the s taff of _c_r_o_s_s-_a_ppe_a_1_1s_p_1_a_nn_e_d_. __________________ _
Supervisor Jim Bates, told "He may not be legally
responsible, but he is morally.
Mark Lane as res ponsible."
Garry said. The remarks were
appa renlly the most specific
ever made by Garry in charging
Lane with direct responsibility.
Garry said a search for such
information through the U.S.
Freedom of Information Acl
turned up nothing. and Garry
said he was convinced there was
no conspiracy to destroy Jones.
police Wednesday that the in-
truder broke into has home at
about 5 a .m ., threatened to
.. blow away .. his 11 -year·old
son. then abducted his wire at
gunpoint.
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0.rt>ere Krtlblch/!dltorlel P4191 Editor
School Park Plan
~~ds Pl!omisin~
With lluntinaton Beach'• partc development pro1ram at a standsUU because of malnten_ance coat.a . ll appeara
that area achoo.la are ll'Ylnl hard to ahoulder more of the burdcm
A l2 acre park planned for the put two yeara adJ•·
cent to HW\Ungton Beach lnah School may f\nally 1et lft.
to hill w;e betoUJI of a con~med ru(h school dlatrict
staff.
8olh lbe HunUnston Be.ach Union Kiah School Dll\·
trict Boa.rd ot Trustttt and the City CouncO 1tUl must •P·
The school staff ta propo1ina the dlatrict f ina.oce e
velopment of the five ac~ It owna, leavlna the city to e
velop its seven acres
prove the proposal. but headway lJ beinl' made ~
Propo ed. pnmarily, are grassy open rtelds r
soccer ploy or unorgunlzed outdoor activities
The city never has objected to paying its share of
p'1rk development costs Vince Moorho~e. parks direc·
tor. has moaned loudly, however, about later main· \
t.enancc cost problems because of Proposition 13 and re·
suiting losses in property tax revenues
The school staff ls proposing and so rar trustees
haven't objected -to school-paid mainte nance of the en-
tire park which would f acHitate many HuntingtQP Sea ch
Higb School activities.
After initial expenditure, the staff explains, the city
would pay only for watering its seven acres.
That sounds like a pretty good deal.
Cable TV Closer
After six years of promises, it appears Huntington
Beach residents finally can expect to tune in cable
television on their sets.
Local coordinators of the project gave Canada 's
lar gest cable television firm tentative approval last week
lo pick up the f alterin~ project plans.
Canadian Cablesystems Ud. proposes to offer com-
plete cable service to Huntington Beach , Fountain Valley
and Westminster within three years if the communities
give final approval this fall.
The Canadians would become partner with Dickenson
Communication Ltd .. the Huntington Beach firm that has
held the franchis e s rnce 1974 but railed to get anticipated
bond sale <tpproval for the project.
The three local communities sought a fi rm with
financing and knowhow to complete the project and turn
It over to the cities eventually.
The C<Jnadietns have agr eed to sell the system to the
cities al the end of 15 years or give it up without charge
at the end of 20.
Meanwhile. Lhc c1t1es wou ld 5plit a franchise fee
amounting to about $500 ,000 per year for each.
Th1.· plan sounds as good as it did six years ago, and
lh1s lime 1l :.tppears ther e is hope lhat a promised variety
of pro~rnmmg rangrng from adull movies lo hvc t1ty
coune1l mt·1·t1ngs will be forthcoming
Join the Rat Battle
Nobody Likes rnts
But m recent m onths some residents of Huntington
Beach and Costa Mesa have seen large rodents sus·
pic1ous ly resembling these unde!:>i rable anim<tls parading
on their tele phone lines and nrbblin g their garden
tomatoes
Yes, they're rats. But thc•y're roof rats, not the wharf
rats associated with slum areas Roof rats climb, live in
hus hes and cal fruit, while wharf rats don't climb, Live in
wulls and cat garbage:.
Hcsldcnts' reluctance to admit they have rats in the
neighborhood may be contributing to the problem,
Orange County Vector Control spokesmen say.
If you s uspect you've been invaded by rats, t here are
two things you can do :
Call Vector Control for free aid ir. killing off the
pests with poison that poses little danger to children and
pets.
Harvest fruits, take pet food in at ni ght, and trim
back ivy and other bushes to destroy the rats' food and
nesting sources.
It 's a situation where ii?norance 1s far from bliss
• Opinions expressed in tho space above are those ol lhe Daily P1lol
Ottler views expressed on this page are those of their authors and
artists Reader comment 1s 1nv1ted Address The Daily Pilot, P 0
Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Phone (714) 642·4321
Boyd/Monopoly
By L M. BOYD
How do you account for the
fac t that the g 1&m e of
Monopoly had its biggest 12
months of all time only last
year? Consider the new elec·
tronlc toys competing with it.
Consider the high-powered
dis traction of television.
Con sider the fact that it bas
been on the m arket s ince
1935. Yet the Monopoly saJes
were almost double tut year
what they had been during
tbe two years previous ·
ly. There is a small b1and of
creative citizens out there
wbo invent sames, hoping
they'll bll a winner that wUI
make them rich'. I envision
them, littl.q in front of their
fireplaces, 1azln1 Into the
Dear
Gloomy
-...., -... -,.
Gus
The 10¥emment ta de·
termlned I shall U ve ln
poverty throuah my oJd
a11. But it it will be Im·
possible, u \he Bible
aay1, for a rich man to
enter Jnto Heaven, at
leat. t.banb to Uncle
Sam, I'm u1ured or 1 ..... t bereafter.
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names, their fingers st.eepled
a s th o u gh In prayer,
murmuring, "Make another
Monopoly, oh Lord, and let It
be mine."
Q. "Why is lhe tradem ark
'4711' on cologne bottlee?"
A. When Napoleon's Oc·
c upation troopll numbered
the buildinp ln Cologne, the
toilet waler factory waa
labeled 4711.
Am asked why aome Joa·
ger s seem to get hooked on
their daily run. Ne w studies
Indicated Jou.Ina causes the
body to pump out a chemical
substance. Thia ls said to
create a feeUn1 o r well·
bein1. And ll ''· 'ndeed, ad· diclive, say the experta.
Sale ot athledc shoes hu
tripled in UM lat five )'Hn.
Re port 11 that the U.S.
Army bas come up witb OM
more_JU>' to deUdraM ~~ ··-bafl~ canilt6""c11at• 1arat"
take up ._. storaae ...-.
Water ii added out in the
fteld. A.ad &be Whole schmeer
la 1Uced lato cole 1law.
Remarkabl)' tn1enlou1,
what? Unfortunately, nobody
wlll eat It.
What the Seuoned CltJsen
a lwa y1 cell e d i
"blackboard" 11 tenerally
relerrod to by youn1er folk
th ••• da ys al a
"cllalklloard," I 'm told.
·your Mart won. hardeJ' la
cold weather than lD warm,
bear mmlDd.
Richard R ves
LOS ANGELES -They're
talkln1 about sornethlftl called
·'The· Voucher System" .-st here.
• When you say, u I have, "But It
wouSd ck9lroy the public ICbool system " they anawer, "Whal'a
left to desuoy?"
Voucberl for educetloo -a
plen to use w rnoney to ftnance
privat e
a lteroatl ves
to public
achoola -is
the newest
m I o i ·
r e volu tion
brewlnl In
California. If
1l s ucceeds
he re, it will
s we e p tbe
country and public education as
we know it will be a thing of the
past.
This is the Id ea Parents
would be issued vouchers equal
to the C01St of one year's pubUc
Mailbox
educattan for eeeb cbild. The
voucben would be pr0vlded by
the state sovemment and could
be used to pay for a year iD a
public ICbool or t.o pey for a year
at a privately operated 9Cbool
meetins vepe it.ate educadmal
1peclflcatiom.
More than 200,000 petltJona
bave been prepared ln an at·
tempt to platt a "tam Uy Choice
iD £ducaUon" 1.ruU.Uve oa the
June 3, 1J80 Callfornia bUJot.
It's the same procedure C&Ulor·
oiana used to create f>ropolltt.lon
13 cuWna their own property
taxes.
IF nlE i.n!Uative is approved
and found constitutional -lbere
Is a provision e xempting
parochial schools from the
voucher system if the courts hnd
that the plan does not separate
church and state -il would
create a four-Uer school system.
The four kinds of scllools we
may Me would be: old·f uhloned
public ICboo&a runniDI jU1t. the
way they a... DOW ; trediUooal
private IChooll nm by cburcbel
and private crouP1 cbarclnc
•bat.ever tadUoa they wUb and Plckin, WbaWver st.udenta they
want: "family choice" school.a
run by new private corporatJom
and opea t.o any student wttb a
voucher; "lndependeot public
acbooll," which would be nan by
new pubUcly owned corporadonl
establilhed by local school dis·
trtcta at lbe request of p«!Uon·
inc parenu. ..
IT 80UND8 complicated, but
wbat It means I.a this: The tradl·
tional American system of gjv-
ina public money to schools open
\.o all would be replaced by a
system giving money directly to
all parenta to huy whatever land
of educauon lhey wanted for
their ctuldren
In California. a s atmosl
every place else, parent.a are an·
ll'Y, beUevtns that the public
tcbooll have failed them . FaJJ.
Inc teat score11 and ilUt.eracy, too
many admlnlatratora, strtkinc
t.eacben, bullna ·and other ex·
periment.a -the woru. OK. lf
tbe city can't educete our kid.a
for $3,000 a year, ~Ive us the
13,000 and we'll find aomeone
wbocan.
It'• vtt'y attra.ctive. And more
tban a Uu.Je scary. Assuming
lbat cburcb·related "family
choice" schools ,..,Ul be ruled un-
constitutional, there may be
nothing to stop anyone from
starting a school and geUing
government vouchers -the Ku
Klux IOan and the Black Pan·
then, the John Birch Society
and the Communist Party, and
a ny fool or charlatan who
believes knowledge is absorbed
in hol tubs or through massage
THE EDUCAT IO NAL
establishment is going Lo use
arguments like that tn try t.o de·
feat the vouc he r system .
Already, the Los Angeles Board
of Education hHB appropriated
$55,000 for an anti vou<'hf'r
"educauonaJ campaign" the
firsl time the board ha!> don1:
anything like thi.lt even bl'fori· ,,
question WtJS on thf' ball<1t Th•
frantic o ppo~1t1on <if th1· '
cstablJ:.hmenl may be an ad
m1ss1on of how bad their own
schools really arc they are as
sum1ng that. given " choice,
pare nts will abandon public
school!>
If the M'hools are Mck. the de
bate I!> hl·althy Rut, i.till. th1·
burden of proof ha:. t.n h•• on th(•
advo<'ates o f th•· voucher
system Until reecnt vcar:., th1
publ11· educ-at1on '-Y:.U•m ron
ce1ve-d by Thoma'> .Jf'ffn..on ha-.
:.erved Amenrt.l w1·ll Th•• l1m1 ·
may hav<' come 111 1·tw111{1· 11
and 1( the vot1•n. 11( ('allftlm1.,
· '111, th•· · l''amlly C'h1111 •· 111
t:'1u1'Jll1>0 1111t1.1t 1v1· 111;1y 114
lhl' mo)ol 1mport:in1 1·1t·1·twn ol
H~ .tnd that 1nrlud1·' lh• r oH'(' for llll' prt·~1<J1•n1 }
Habit of Public Lying Corrupts Society
To the EdJlor
Lie:. We're sick of lies. Elect
<'d offlc1aJs he; and hordes of
other:. m the public sector tu·
with :.ickerung regularity Elect
ed oHIClaJs not only he outnght
but appoml od1ous characters tr>
rulP over our Lives. thus puU..tng
the lie to the former:.· vows of
inlegnly.
We arc tempted lo view lh<'
current Amencun scene with the
same feeling of scepticism and
despair s uffered by the Psalrrusl
of old. when he cried out in
anguish: "I said in my baste, all
m en are liars". <Ps a. 116 : 11 ).
So, though not In haste, I
deplore the fact that many men
and women resort to lies to have
their own way. Nol only do
politicians lie. <even the man
Car ter), but tens of thousands of
individuals across the land ap·
pear to make a career of lying.
Is thal too harsh a judgment
lo ascn be lo the actions of many
thousands of participants 1n the
:so-ca lled "blu-Ou" and "sick·
o uts"? Having u s ed those
pressures In lhe past, they are us·
ing \hem currently. and 1( that
form of lying haan 't blossomed an·
to a career , it's at leut an avoca-
tion, ls it not?
They have been tn vc1>lmg their
time and monl'y on th1!' proJe<:"t
'>IOCt' 1977 They da1m that they
are like a general goin~ into but
tk with nn ~pcc1fic pl;in:-. a.'> 111
how lhl·y arl' goini.: to win lfld
den in the dt-:.k or one of their
vice prc1>1dc nts there 1:.. no
doubt, a spcc-1hc bluepnnl plan
that would ~vc them the mux
1mum s peculLJl1vc profit in this
area
BLINDAPPROVAL ofGeneraJ
Plan Amendment 79-2 by the Hun·
tmgton Beach City Council as re·
quested by the Daon CorporalJon
could backfire on aU of us res•·
dents of Huntington Beach
It would b<· m the best in
tercsts of all resident.<. in the city
1f the Huntington Beach City
Council would vote against
"blank ('hc<'k" GPA 79·2 as
there is greul danger of s ad re-
s ults from undisclosed d<>velop-
mcnt plan!> of lhc Daon Corpora-
l1on
Under the llm<' frame caJJ•-d
for in the ColtlstaJ Act . the Um1·
to begin Uus pr<>c~'i 1.'> now Thi·
Local Co~tal Pro~ra m l!I .,up
poi\t'd to be romplcted dunn1:
th(' next 18 month~ It would bt·
much morl' appropnate for th1·
Pllol W be C'Onl>L'>tcnl Wlth 1L'
edatonaJ of May Ii, 1979, wtuch
took the position that 'Thi·
mar:.h 1s a valuahll' Orang,..
County asset and now 1s tht! um1·
to work togetht!r for the berwfll
or all present and future county
c1t1~eru. "
Thal lS a stand that we. a:,
pr1nc 1pal o wne rs of private
lands m the Bolsa Chica, can
fully endorse.
JEFFREY B. HOLM
Vice Presldeat.
Signal Landmark Properties,
Inc.
P#op~ Jt'lll FolloeD
To the Edlt.or
The Associated Press artJcl .. P)((LIJ> M ANDERSON "We Ran Out o f Gas One ..
Before . . " 1 Pilot Sept. 2 l 80 .. a C'lllra poioled out the s imllarlt1c:.
To the Edit.or between the situation President
As many stones go these day~. Roosevelt faced during World
your editonal of Aug 23 headed, War II and that facmg Pres1denr
"Bolsa Ctuca lssue Needs Cool· Carter today, such as s hortage:.
lt·tlPr Of f'Ommcnllal l•lll 111 hi ...
"J,1<'k1·t ·
Br•fl'r~e-• Thanli•
To the F..d1tor
Someone L'> out then· trym1:
for U!> an A:.:.cmblywoman
Marian Bergeson t He Sept 14
e d1tor1al page) The lfrown
machine was out to shoot down
the relJcf this valrnnt woman
would bnng lo the burdened tax
payers
Probably Brown exp<>c-1.:. Wf'
will forget Mrs Bergcson's bill
ovt•r the two years wt• have to
wait for 1t.s deUveranC'e W1lh the
ruling praCl' of gold only lO'I
\'lv1dly :.howmg us cLJch 1lay
what our dollar 1s n •;1lly wor1J1
to the resl of lhe world, we mu.st
grind the Brown machine down
1nd put It in Its pla<'c I lis power
allows him to forget ht• 1s cxpen
dable unJcs:. he rallws to lhl' :-.1dc
of lhose who really :.upport tum,
the taxpayer..
Mrs. Bergeson dei,1•rves our
thanks and s upport, for she 1s
striving to bring rcalib11 c relief
to those l'aughl in the mfle·
llonary tax increase:. Bravo
Marian. keep after them for us.
ELIZABETll l.A UFORD
Ing Off," contained good news and Inflation. The writer seemed
THE TltUTH IS thal claimina and bad newi>. to feel that Carter as at a dis ad. Ol••plc Profit
to be side when one is not. in or· The bad news, r think, lll your va n tage compllred to FDtt To the Editor:
f i call for a "coollno off ..-riod" because he doesn't have a war to der to make excuse or stay n1 & •"' pressure Congress and the peo It now appears that the 1984
off of \be job, is a lie; and makes becauae ol strongly held dif· pie Into accepting hl.s plans . Olymptc Games are not only not the claimant alao 1wJty of the ferences of opmion over future goln1 to kMe money but actually
odioua act of malineerimc. uses of the Botsa Chica. show a profit . In fact, based on
Attorne ys, bus drivers, The good ne ws is that you ap· i\ WAR might unify the ni.-early reports, the profits could
po licemen. firemen , nurses. ·pear to agree with us that "It lion , but what we need Is be very lar1e $100 million.
other public e mployees and might turn out that all the leadership. The president 111 Forty percent of these profits
teachers. embraclnl the concept dreams can be reached " afraid to put his foot down will 10 to the Los Angeles Olym·
of "1lck-out" or "blu-nu," etc., The point to be m11de la that because of the possible ruction pie Or1aniilng Committee for
arc e mbratinC a Ile, are they the dJlferences can only be rec-from the people. Congress or ln· lhe benefit of amateur :sports In
not? 'Ibey seek by lytn' means onclled by v11orous, aoodwtU dustry. Durine the war, people Southern California . Jusl lhin.k!
to t•ln certa'n benefit.a, but, .. effort and not by siltinl back did not like the restrictions and For the first time the LAOOC
mainly of courae, more and and walUn&. The taaues will not reaulaUona but accepted them ' will not have to scratch for funds
more tu dollars. The wlaetl go a way. ~cause they worked. Now peo. to belp athlet.eJ contend ror a
man bl biltorY Wf'O(e: "A poor pie have accepted the odd-evfti position on the U s. Olympic
man ls better than • liar." A BE'ITEJl PQtiUon IOI' the 1aa rationine for the same re team.
(Prov. 11:22 ). Pilot to have taken would be re· non. But that's Juat the becln· Tbe poalbillty that the Olym.
Tbere are effotta to touCbeti newed t upporl for Couftty nini., Maybe if lhe 1ovemment pie Games wUI be profitable
tnaaney laWI. How wm the adult Supervisor Harriett Wleder'a wain l 80 buay addln, and aub enou1h to bring $40 million or
truants (teacbers > deal wtlh propoeal that. all involved acen· tractiq rrom all the e1ialetton more to the benefit of amateur
Juvenile truant.I after th• bed ex· cles and dtben orsanJuUom sk we could solve some of ou.r pro sportl In Soutbem CaU fomta ls
amplelMtbythefonner't down tn the cootext ol the Local ble ma. And 11 lt worked t.be peo IO ••dttns tbat 1 urae everyoae ~ B.Y. BORCOllAN Co~~~ ~u:'a_ ~anct.ted ---~:O~·r \hl~~:;~:1;.~:_ =~~~ez.=r.~-~=~=~-"fr. -.in.;.#ftllai' -ha-lil ~ the~Jt.lfk trrl~-MARY CLARK \tnUl the• ~le Committee
To tbe Editor: nill1. mak• PUbbe It.I flnanclal plan,
It Is a falM U1umptJon Lhat Only when t.bt illue. are twly wblcb la currenUy beln1 re-
d e ve lopen always lmprove exflored end the fact. anct rel· Cretltc tt'e• vtewed and evaluated by two ot
economic and aoctal condlUonl at n e oll1 of t he vartoua To the Edit.ol': \he leadlnc audJt firms in tM
here in HuntJnit.on Beach. Sta cbotcea to be made are fully ex· Re Dennis McLellen'a .. '?OM Uniled Stat.ti.
Cliff vmaae nnd Old World are PQHdtotbepubUc andtoth•d• Style Samaritan Duervea COURTNEY MOE
aad resuJta that developen dJd cltlon ma.ken wlll • reaoluUon CredJt" , Pilot, Sept. 1'> and tut •
notforMeeor p)anfor. be poembae. 1tattment, "1bat'• the end of
The Doon Corporatlon 1'be Wieder "tuk force," • Wt1tover'a story." There 11 lAtll'• from~· Ol't ~
declln to reveal their 1peclllc we understand It, la dctltned to anoUler pleasant aspect of which Tlw rtghl to corwlnat Wfff'f 10 f11
J)lftl'lt for development of that. be a4htiory to tbe leaally eon· Dennll was not aware. "*' or l'lim1nol• Jjbft ft r•tef'flfd
n •• here bl Jluntin,ton Beech 1tltuted proc•s that rtquJrea IAtln• o/ JOO JOO"" or ~ .. wlU be
alc;>QI UM CoMt Hlpway. The publlcbeartncbeforetbecounty Pfc. Jamu W . kalner·1 QWftl.,,_lnnce.Allleuna""""fn·
Daon C«DoraUon would bave m PJl='nl 0-•t-loa. UM_.. "Jacktl" <...W&ar1 record) wW dMN ..,_,11r1 oAd ~ addrt11
beUeve tfaat ~1 have not. yet tr ...,. GI ~. IM .., ...... dill et.m. ...... ,_ .-.n 1'IC9' be ~ °" ,,..
completed 1pectnc plant for de· Local Colllal CIOlnm.lukla IDd commendln1 blm. Quilt qwlllt•l~'"'°"""flpcar~
veloptnc this area. the State CoMtaJ CommJNloa. poe1tbly, hll CO wUI elao edd 1 PM~ 111111 Mt bf pe1bUl#wd,
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VOL n, NO. 163, 3 SECTIONS, .c> PAGES THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1979 Fl FTEEN CENTS
mWD ·.Elections 'Unconstitutional'
8yft9'P21mOSMDL -...... Aa ~'&I IL £1ltem tlaat blil al• .._.. lnlM COmpaD.J domlna·
daD ol lht.e Baada Water' Ola· tnct llftalrl WU deelaNd Ub·
conaUtutloeal Wednesday by
Or..,. ea-tY Superior Court
Judp hard WaWD.
At tbe coadUllOD ol a 2\.\-bour
beariq, tbe JUctce ruled that
elecUoo of dlrecton by land·
Doctor
Saves
Lawman
By DELORES BROOKS lllWIN Of• Delly ...... SUH
A yOWlg doctor was seriously
injured Wednesday night when
he attempted to save an Orange
County sheriffs deputy from a
hospital jail ward inmate armed
with a steel pipe.
The doctor was credited by
sberifrs officers with saving the
deputy's life durinf the attack at
UC Irvine Medica Center's jail
ward in Orange.
Dr. Howard Cowlishaw of
Garden Grove was reported in
good condition in the intensive
care unit at UCIMC today after
suffering severaJ blows to the
stomach in the 9 p.m. attack.
Sherifrs spokesman Lt. Wyatt
Hart gave this account of the in·
cident:
Dr. Cowlishaw, a 26-year-old
anesthesiologist, was walking in
the medicaJ center's jail ward
when he beard the screams of a
nurse ..
He found the inmate beating
Deputy Raul Ramos about on
the bead with a 24·inch-long
steel tube, which the prisoner
apparently bad diAmantJed from
the frame of his hospital bed.
During the scufne to subdue
the inmate, Dr. Cowlishaw was
etruck in the stomach with the
p ipe. A nursing assis tant,
Margaret ~bblns, was slightly
injured.
The attack occurred as a
nurse. accompanied by Deputy
Ramos, checked on prisoner pa
tients in the ward.
The prisoner a pparently
leaped from behind a curtain,
s winging the steel club at
Ramos.
Hart said Ramos probably
would have been killed had Dr.
Cowlishaw not inter vened. The
sberifrs deputy was also report-
ed in good condition today at
UCIMC. recovering from multi·
pie head lacerations.
The inmate, who wa& unin-
jured, was identified as David
Medina. 19, of Placentia.
He had been admitted to the
jail ward for treatment of in·
juries be received Tuesday after
his car crashed during a police
chase in Placentia.
Medina, who bad been wanted
on several previous ass ault
charges~ was spotted by a police
investigator in Placentia.
During the chase, which ex·
ceeded speeds of 80 miles per
hour. police fired shot s al .
Medina twice.
As a result or Wednesday's at-
tack on the sheriff's deputy,
Medina has been charged with
assault with intent to commjt
murder. said sheriff's officers.
Orange Coast
Weather
Low clouds t onight
throulb mid·mornin1 Fri-.
day otherwise sunny.
Hi1h1 in mJd·70a at
beaches to mid-80's In·
lud. LoW1 tonitbt in the
mid ....
1191HTODA~
111-ofl pooll have tM f'Madol to0rld beoU"g a
owaer-eontrolled vot1n1
\fiola&ee "ODe·maa, ••·vote"
s>ri9elpa. r1111at.111 uobeld by the u .s . .,,...,. c.Guri ud the
stat• 8upr-.e Coun.
W alU. cleelared that public
control· of tlae water dt.trlct
board ol dlreeton ii ...Ual
because ol "momentous" de· ci&iGD.I tbe board will face re-
gardlq fqture development
wit.bi.a dae •,OOO-acre dlttrict.
T1-• dlltrict lnehadet oae-aixth of Oraaae County's land area.
lneludlnc tbe city ol lrviDe and
portklnl ol 'hit.la. Santa Ana.
Newport Beada, Laguna Beach
and ~ated territory. .
The question now faclne Judp
W allln is how to sbift cootrol ol
the water district board from
landowner-selected to POPUiarly
elected members. Poeslbfe rem-
edies will be explored at a
bearing scheduled for 1 : 30 p. rn.
Monday.
As now constituted, the seven-
member board of direct.on in·
eludes five members selected on
the buis ot assessed valuation ol
land held by the district's
landowners and two members
elected by direct vote or the peo-
ple.
Because the Irvine Company
controls virtually all un.inhabit·
ed land within the sprawling dis·
trict, the election scheme has
permitted company control ol
five votes oo the board of dire<:·
tors.
A state law passed in 1975
permits transition of lt\e board
from landowner to public control
as residentiaJ development oc-
curs. Following a r eview of develop-
ment statistics, the board re·
Cocai~e, Pot Found
cently voted to increase the
number or popularly elected
directors to three. That move,
however, will leave the company
with a four·m~mber majority on
the board, critics bave pointed
out. ,
The lawsuit attacking the elec·
lion system was brought against
the district by the city of Irvine,
and the Cent.er for Law in the
<See J.aVINE, Page A2)
Judge, Wife Face
Felony Drug Rap
Lauarlaed Today
High Energy Astronomy Observatory No. 3 will look like
this artist's conception when it becomes operational. It
was launched into earth orbit today by an Atlas Centaur
rocket from Cape Canaveral, Fla. HEAO 3 will scan the
heavens for cosmic and gamma ray sources.
Irvine Cracks Down
On Juvenile Crinie
Irvine police officials say they
have bee fed up patrols in
Heritage Park and other areas
in the city in an effort to curtail
a rise in juvenile-related crime.
Police Chief Leo Peart said his
department bas noted s ubslan·
tial increases in "incidents of
vandalism, theft, burglary,
possession of deadly weapons
and µse of narcotics, drugs and
alcohol. ... " ·
Police spokesmen emphasized
Wednesday that while only a
minority of young people in the
community were involved in
such activities -as well as out·
siders -complaints from resi·
dents and businessmen have in·
creased.
Police Capt. Jerry Boyd said
j uve ni l e c rime pro b lems
became most noticeable the past
six months. due in part to con-
tinued population growth in the
city as a whole and of the
juvenile population.
Boyd also said "m ore ag-
gr essive types of behavior"
have ~ observed . .some of it
related to gang activities.
The Jje>lice official said youths
from neighboring communities
-in particular Santa Ana -
have been coming to Irvine in
greater numbe rs, leading in
'Some · cases to weapons-related
arrests. Police have confiscated
knives and clubs among other
things during the past few
months.
Boyd said no serious injuries
<See CRIME, Page AZ>
OAKLAND <AP> -State Ap·
pellate Court Justice Paul N.
Halvonik, 40, and his wife,
De borah, 37. were free today
after arrest in their home on
felony cocaine and marijuana
charges.
Oakland police vice squad 5gt
Larry Rodrigue sa1d Halvon.ik,
formerly a member of Gov Ed-
mund Brown Jr.'s administra-
tion. and his wile. were arrested
Wednesday night by po lice
armed with warrants chargtng
possessi o n of cocai n e .
possession of marijuana for
sale, and cultivation or man
juana.
'they were released on their
own recognizance.
Rodrigue said the couple were
ordered to appear tn Oakland
Municipal Court Friday for ar
raignment. Mrs. Halvomk 1s an
attorney in private practice.
Vice squad Lt. Jim Mitchel
said he and other officers found
about $1.00 worth of cocaine. two
one·ounce packaieS or processed
marijuana which police vaJued
HB Girl Tries
Dumping Kin
From Auto
A 16-year-old girl reportedly
dr ove swerving through the
streets of Hunting ton Beach
Wednesday with her sobbing.
screaming mother clinging to
the top of the s peeding station
wagon.
Witnesses at the 11:30 a.m. in·
cident told police the woman
was hanging onto the luggage
rack as lhe girl s we rved the
vehic le in an apparent attempt
to spill her mother onto the
street.
Police said the girl slammed
to a stop on Argyle Drive and
ran off. Bewildered witnesses
sajd they helped the hysterical
mother off lhe roof.
The mother-daughter alterca·
lion reportedly erupted al their
home when the teen-ager leaped
into the car a nd kicked her
mother who grabbed for the
keys, according lo police
omcers. who would not re·
lease names because a juvenile
was involved, said the mother
suffered arm, leg and facial cuts
as a result of the episode. They
said she was also covered with
blue paint from the s tation
wagon roof.
at SSOO and more than 200 grow
1ng marijuana plants in the
kitchen and bathroom
Officers s aid they had no
evidence the Halvoniks were
selling pot, but they were booked
on the charge because they had
more marijuana around than
they could use themselve.'i.
Police said the arrests at the
Halvontks ' Hiller H1ghlandc;
home capped a three-day 1n
vesligallon prompted when of
f1cers inve:.l1gating a recent
burglary at the Halvonik home
spotted what they thought were
marijuana plants.
Halvoruk is former legal d1rec
tor of the Bay Area Amencan
C1v1I l...Jberlles Cnton, and was
appointed to the bench in Apnl
1978 by Brown
Ha l vomk once "'as a pro.
fess1onal Jazz p1arust, a former
state attorney general and a
partner in a public mteresl law
firm in San Francisco before he
Joined the Bro1.1rn CJd mm1strauon
an 1975 as the go' t'rnor ., lobb> t'>I
Ul the Assembly
.
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HELD IN DRUG RAID
Justice Paul Halvonik
Sad Farewell
Tokyo Mourns Departed Panda
TOKYO <AP I An
orangutan, a llama and a long
haired pony led a procession of
about 4.000 mourners today at a
memorial service at Tokyo's
Ueno ZOO for Lan Lan. a female
giant panda from China
Following the orangutan, in its
keeper's arms. and the llama
and. pony. led by zoo attendanLc;.
the mourners mostly children
a nd middle-aged women
passed by a smaJI portrait of
Lan Lan. bordered in black. in
front of her shuttered special
quarters
The mourners each placed a
white or yellow chrysanthemum
beneath the portrait. Some wept
Others clasped their hands m
prayer Some children carried
panda dolls . some strapped to
their backs.
Lan Lan. 11. and her mate.
Kang Kang. 9, were gifts from
Chinese Premier Chou En·lai in
1972 to com m e morate the
establishment of diplomatic ties
between the two countries.
Lan Lan died Sept. 4 of a
kidney infection and uremic
poisoning despite round-the·
clock efforts by veterinarians to
save her.
An x ray and an autopsy found
that Lan Lan was pregnant. Zoo
ofhc1als said she probably wouJd
hu ve given birth next month to
the first panda cub born in cap·
ttv1ty outside of China.
One hi~h school girl said she
c ut cla<;ses to pay farewell to
Lan Lan. while a 37-year-old
house wi f~ sa id she and her
children couldn't resist attend-
ing the memorial service.
Katsuo Homma . 55. chief
e aretaker or the pa n das ,
sobbed "Lan Lan's death is eat·
1ng at my heart ..
The zoo has stuffed Lan Lan
and hopes eventually to put her
on display
Ceremnny
Attracts
Fire Trucks
There were a few uninvited
guests Wednesday night among
the 125 mothers and daughters
gathered at lhe Orange Coast
YMCA for an Indian Maiden
program.
Funds Asked
For Studies
Of Bay Silt
The state's Water Resources
Control Board was asked today
to come up with the funds
necessary to keep alive studies
aimed at curbing sources of Up-
per Newport Bay pollution.
Smog Covering Coast ~ bonflre of railroad lies was
lit in a field beside the Y build·
ing on University Drive at the
Upper Newport Bay.
The column of thick black
smoke and the names le•ping
six to eight reet into the air at-
tracted a lot of attention and mo-
ments later two Newport Beach
fire trucks roared onto the
scene. Firemen, fearful of bav·
tng a real grass fire on their
hands, doused the bonfire.
James GiannopouJos, chief of
Stagnant A.ir Triggers Health Advilories
planning for the water agency's BJ MICHAEL PASKEVICB similar to wbat we experimeed
division of planning and re-01 • ....,,...... lut wcell," aaid a spokesman
search, said about $150,000 is Stagnant air clung lo ~ tor the South Coast AJr Quality
necessary to continue wort on Orange Coast again today, Manaeement Dlatrlct.
~,.=~· ..... cauffoul dewlopment
ldenWytne both ~ces of pollu· !omoting car pooling .M'Q.:. _ -1.ton-'Ud ~uurrellledtes ~. rams-!Orlarge firms msm---= ......... ________ ,...
bay siltation problems. osta Mesa to Laguna Beach CLEMENTE Pl ER
That weather system, In which
an lnvenlan layer of cooJ-over.
hot air trapped polJutanta close
to the 1round, caused ei1bt
strai1bt days of second e
·~alertr..
Considered the worst run of
tmo&IY da1I in 25 years, tbe tn·
venlon layer lifted over the
weekend anJy to return today.
.....__..--. .. --··we got more than 20 calls
from people au around the bay
wondering tr tbe Y was burning
up," commented one YMCA of.
ficlal today.
ol ,,.. petroleum /WU and ,_..,,,, SCorJ/, pltoCo Paoe
,us. .....
..... AH ..... It. ett !=::. .. ~ .., MT,",.... ::
Al =c--. att CA ...._
CUJ , ... a.•• ·' e::. .?J ,..., T......... JI •u ftli1lllf9 ... " Cl .. W11-.r M ---.. a
· The water board met today in • and first stage health ad·
Sacramento. . ri f ti f 'nl d Glannopoulos said officials v1so es or sec ons o I an GEIS FA CE LI FT believe lt ls neceaaary to keep Orange County.
ha a d a . flow i n 1 i at o b a y Smoe snw even worse around
watenbed atudles even thoulb lt Lot Ancel• u a new sm,e o1 l1 unbown at this polot wbat •Y•·•Un&tn• vapon enveloped
a1eac1 ..tU tab cbarge of Ulal tbe buln, trl11ertn1 second
work bl tbe c:omlDI year. • •t•1• bMltb alerta in several
The Wat« board ln July ID• areu.
nounced Ma batenUOD to 1trip the Second 1ta1e health epilodel
Souu..D Calllonda AaaodlllJon -memlq danceroua air for all
ol GO¥.,.llMDU <SCAG > o1 tta people -were expected to last
plauial -n;:p;;..wuttts in tbt throulh Friday ln Pasadena and
"Newport Bar waa.nllff .,.... nearbr communlttes. •
t8MMY, .... AJ) "The new weather pattern ta
) •
Sometim.. we don't Pl'Ol*'IY
appreciate IOOd tblqa we \ave
near bome.-Uke the venerable
San Clemente ,pier wbere
thouaanda have round fl11ftn1
and sea wateh.ln1.
Tod11;1 on Pap AH, lbe Dally
Pilot tell• of U.e 54·year-old
pler•a fate lift and '°"'' vtalt.on'
reactJona to the atw look at a d ·
t1 landmark. ·
It wW remain hot Frtday .tth
ne1U1tble •Inds and blths abcrte -.., ta Loi Ancel•, ,. tor
laladfflleJI.
It wU1 .. aaly llilbUY cooler
f« lDlmcl Onqe County,.,....
flr1t 1,ai• bealtb ad"ll1oriet were eQtded to remain ID fll·
feet fer 1:1 Toro, La Habra, Loi
Alamlttt, Santa Ana 0...,. and AnC1'm. _ ·
No ftrst ltH• alerts were (lie S.00, Pale AZ>
•
Once the ftremen bad finilbed
t heir work, the mothers and
dau1btera resumed tbelr
ceremony -in the dark .
"We're pllllUllq anotber boe·
flre tonl1bt for tbe Indian
Guldes and Priaceu pl'Ofram,"
the Y otftclal lldded, ''but we
_promiMd l.be fire department
we wouldn't repeat lul allbl'•
perfonnmee."
,
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DAILY PILOT ThurlOa 8 ao '"'
R11ling Celebrated
8 n~ VID IC\ITl•ANN public C'CIDtlO&. 0t•o.M•~._ It wu t rvln Tomorrow. •
I r\lnt' C'lty of11('1al and their al C'llla.ens 1roup, and It.I auomeya
he' ma Jo uit •aa1n1t the Irvine fr()m tbt C....tu tor Law ln th~
n a n\'t1 Water m atn<'t votcedLbelr Pub lie lnlereat whkh madt
plusUN1 today ln the wah ot a WHDlldaf'• nallaa by Supedor
JUdttt>'s rulln1 ll'lal the p rwent ourt Jud1t9 E dward Wamn 11y~h.·m ol aeJect1n1 dlrettora for poHlb&e.
lhf WMlt'r board I unconsUtu AtlOmtlY• for tht1 aroup had
• t1onol filed a motion ln h•tc Auguat ask
At lu•t one Ctty Co uncil 1n1 the Juda• to order t0Jar,.
mtmber, M ary Ano Galdo. ment ot the board from three to
publlrly t'alled foe the r.ipadoa seven publicly elected m,mben.
of the four board memben I out ol with eleetiofta to be held in No-
aeven) who are teletted lhrou&h vember _
landowner ballotin1 ln studying the motion and after
And W cs I ~ Y M a r • . a hearing arcumenta from at-
11pokeaman for Irvine Tomorrow. tomeys fOI' the watet dlatrlct.
ia co-detmdant In lbe lawsuit Irvine Co 1 which 11 the chief
challengma the composition ol landowner In the dJatricl), the
the water board, said the major <'ll)' and Irvine Tomorrow, the ta~k at hand oow ls arranging for judge agreed to put an end to
Jn orderly transrer of power to landowner domination in lbe
* * * * * * f',....P.,.IAI
IRVINE WATER ...
Public Interes t , representing
Jrvlne Tomorrow. The Irvine
Company later becam e an in-
ter vening defendant In the case.
Law center attorney Carlyle
Hall, during arguments before
JudJte Wallin. called the power
wielded by the Irvine Company
on the water district board,
··power that Is debasing the
most basic right in a civilized
society -the right to vole."
Hall strenuously argued that
the judge act Immediately to re·
move all seven m embers from
the · dlltrict board and order an
election In whlch the vacant
positions would be filled by
popular vote. 1
T he dlslrict's regUlar two-year
election is scheduled for New. 6
to decide three-popularly elected
an d one la ndowner-selected
positions. Wallin questioned
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CRIME ••.
huve resulted from use or such
weapons, with many being dis·
covered whe n office rs made
stops for vehicle code violations
or possession of alcohol.
One action lbe department
will take ls Increased patrola ol
the Heritage Park area, both
during weekday~ and weekends.
The police captaln said the
number of patrols will be in·
creased in frequency but that of-
fic ers will not be pulled off other
ass1~nments to add to the over
all number of patrols
Hoyd emphasized that pro·
hlcms :1t Heritage Park arc not
rf'latcd lo the teen center there
or its programs.
whether aufricleot Ume existed
between now and the election
date to modify the ballot.
Alexander Bowie, the district's
attorney, urged the judge "go
slow'' on any actions to change
the election system. Bowle aug-
geated quick or thoughtless ac-
tion could Jeopardize the dJs-
trict's ability to conduct day-to-
day business.
Bowie did oot directly attack
the judge's decision on the con-
stitution issue . But be conceded
that "I knew this day bad to
come."
The 1975 leg.islation allowing
transitJon or the board, Bowle
said, was "novel and unique"
and Indicated the district "did
something" toward furthering
public control.
Aod Bowie s aid the district
was implementing popularly
elected directorships on the
board fast.er than required by
the 1975 law.
Bowie said the biggest falling
of the special legislation was
that it did not include a Umet.a·
ble for the transition. He added,
however , that a timetable would
probably have been agreeable to
the then-president of the Irvine
Co mpan y o r the s tat e
legislature.
District officials have said
that under the c urrent transi-
tion. at least four or the seven
board seau would· be filled by
popularly elected members by
1983
Rut the district's criUcs point
out that by that date the de-
cisions affecting the develop-
ment future of the Irvine Ranch
in large measure will have been
decided
In his argument lo Walhn.
1prawllnf dittriet.
A 1pokesma.n for th@ Irvine Co.
aald th.it momln1 It I• too early to
aay whether or not an appeal ll
planned cit.he rullnt .
A 1pok•womu for the IRWD
aaJd the district's main low.it
now la "where do we 10 from
here "
She said the <Uatrlct is pleased
with the ruJinc and &hat otnclala
want to work with the court ln
"eoo1t.ructJv1ly dealln1 " with a
t'han1eover.
No appeal ol the declaioa ls ex-
pected from the water diltrict.
ebeaaid.
Irvine Mayor David Sflla 1aid
he waa "very happy we preyUJed
on our positioo" in challeaciDI
the district board'• composition.
"We've been aaytng for years It
t the board ) was uocoostltu-
tlonal," Sill.ssald. •
Tbe mayor said he has dicta~
a letter to be sent to water board
director E. Ray Quigley not.ln"
that an appeal of lhe decision
would be a "needless expense and
a wasteolmoney."
Stilt said be asked the water
boa rd. which will meet Monday,
lo carefully analyze Its legal
postUon.
He urged the boatd to voluntan-
ly comply with all court orders in
the case.
A second lawsuit filed by the
city cballengtn1 a nearly $1
billlon bond aulhoFizaUon pro-
gram In the d1str1ct Is unaffect·
eel by Wednesday's action. Sills
said.
The city is seeking to Invalidate
that a ut.horiJatlon on the basis it
could jeopardlte the bonding
capacity of other agencies in the
city, Including the council iuelf.
Marx said the judge's ruling on
the firs t suit ch allenging t he
water board spares ail part.Jes the
costs or a trial.
In fact. he saJd lt was the
strategy of Irvine Tomorrow's at·
tomeys, Carlyle Hall and Jan
Levine. to seek a summary judg·
me nt ruHng on the facts in the
case without the necessity of a
lengthy trial.
Ms. Levine had said before
Wednesday's court hearing that
the issues in the case were so clear
cut that the facts were not s ubject
lo any que8tioo.
Marx said the ruling would
have statewide impact on other
water districts which bad used the
landowner format for choosing
board members.
In Orange County, both the San·
ta Margarita and Moulton Niguel
water diAlricts have landowner
appointed dJreclor?I, but officials
couldn't be reached th~ morning
t o co mme n t o n the r e
percusinons of the case.
Teen Prostitute
Mlt ,,.... *" .._ THE UYSCHITZ fAMeLY, FORMERLY OF KIEV, AUaatA, ARRIVES IN ORANGE COUNTY
lmmlgrenta (from left) Vlec:hlav, 15, Neltya and Matte Wllfl.lve In co.ta ....
'Happy New Year' W~h
Russian Immigrants Arrive in County
By JACK.IE RYMAN
Of .. 0., ..... , ....
Tbe UvacbJt.z family of KJev.
Ru11la arrived ln Oran1e <.;ou.n.
ly Wednesday -Jwsl ln time for
the new year.
At sundown Friday. they will
Join m e m bers o f Newport
Beach'• Temple Bat Yabm in
celebrating Rosh Hashana . the
Jewish new year
The family will have more to
give thank.a for than most as
they reflect back on the jou.mey
t h at brought lhem to Joho
Wayne Airpor t Wednesday,
thousands of miles from Kiev.
"We are very, very 'glad lo
come," said Mark L1 vsch1tz.
40, an architect. struggling with
his limited English. Rut his
broad smile made words un·
necessary.
Llvschltz, 40, his wife. Nellya,
41, a geologist, and their 15-year
old son. V1adi11lav owe their sale
arrival in their new homeland to
the work or many people
It was pressure from the U.S.
and Jewish groups that enabled
them to come. Earlier fanu.lJes
attempting to nee Russian antJ-
Semitism waited years for visas.
som etimes in vain. but the
Llvschltz family was allowc-d to
leave alter r. ve months
Carrying only a few p1ecei; or
luggage. lhey were met in New
York by represenlat.J ves of Chi ,
an offshoot of the century-old
Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society
They were put on a plane for
Los Angele"!, where they
changed to a commuter fll&ht lo
Orange County
On Uua end, the Orange Cowl
ty Jewish F ederation and
Jewish Fanuly ~rv1ce will pay
their rent and ba.<11c c09l3 untJI
they become self supporting
And members of Temple Bat
Yahm in Newport Beach have
taken resporuubtl.ity for such 1m
,...,.._ PG9f! A I
SMOG ..•
called for coast c1t1 ei; where
temperatures will r~main 1n the
m1d ·70s. but a di s t ri ct",
spokesman saJd the air will re
mam "Wlheallhful for cxtrt>mel;
sensitive persons " through l"n
day
As a result or ranl'1d air
gathering ~trength 1n Loi.
Angeles and R1vers1de cou.nlJ~
early tod.ay, air quality offl ci.U.
Instituted mandatory car pool
Ing for 2,600 Southland f1rm 11
that employ more than 100 Pf'<>
pie
Costa Me11a, Newport and
Irvine area corporations were
ordered on i.econd stage plan.-..
calling for 60 to 70 ~rcent re
ducllOn5 ln employee t'ar lnps
A first stage plan. ask1n~ for
voluntary car pool.mg was rt-
quested for lhe LaJ(una f~lHh
and soulh Oran~r roac:t ar<'a
pr1rtant '1ela1lt1 a\ f1n'11n~ ;,n
apartment. help1n~ th'? 1mm1
gr anti get to know lhl! ar~a v ...,
taking them w lem~le rr.r fr1.
RoCJh Huhana service'\
The commuter night 7"U U I
h o ur late Wedne'lday an1
repre<1cn,tat1H·~ of the temp•"
wt-r e anxious 1n ca .. e lh"'
l.1 vsctulz family h<td Y>meh<,w
gollen lost
1\ mong those '4 a1trng lO grfft
them were T<'mple Bat Yahm
~•~lc rhood f're«;1dent Rev a
Sam uels and llenry Palmer, a
temple member who lS a natJ \le
of Poland and speaks Russian
"We du1n 't know unt1l Fnda)
they were cuming," explained
Helen Ltv1ns on of Newport
Rea<'h. vtcC' president of the SL1·
lf'rh•iod .. All WI" km·w IS WC
""l'rl' t·x1x-N1n){ -iinolh«:r family
th•~ month · •
rl\'(• ypar-. ago, the templt '''ll It-ct a family of V1ctnamc~e
r 4'f11 i:f·r.., and a wt•f'k <1~0 they
ht•lµl·rl rl'IV<.·ate a i.1x mcmb<:r
fjmtly 11( "hoat 1><-oµlt' "
Mrs Lc.•vinson s<11d 1t took he r
several weeks to find an apart·
merit for the Livsch1tz family.
She said most places won't
lake children c.nd a few s;,id
they don'l wunt 1mm1grants
An apartment was finall y
found in the Mesa del Mar area
of Costa Mesa, where a number
nf V1elnamest• refugees have
!, (•ll I t't1
Royd sa id probl em~ there
huvc been Lim1l4:d to the parking
lot, which he duscribed as a con-
i;:regaling point for youths not
takinjl advantage of programs
otfered in the teen center.
The weapons violations have
been most prevalent in the park-
ing lot. officers s aid.
I r v1ne Company a ttorney
Donald Slark said there wa.s ~
·compelling s tate interest" to
a ll ow the present electio n
system because of the subetan·
tial agriculture Income sUU de·
rived by the company from the
ranch.
It was h.is apparent intention
to try to convince Wallin that the
company is stJll heavily geared
to agriculture and therefore sWI
subject to st.ate laws that permit
landowner control or water de·
livery in agricultural areas.
NB Man Acquitted
In Pimping Trial
Holh plan." '4 <·n· l'-' J>f'<'lt-d to
be renewed f"ridav
A pollulloo read.mg of 15 part.-.
per million was predicted for
Costa Mesa and Newport Beach
today and Pnday A 20 level
must be reached ~fore a fi rst
stage health alert is called
Mr!> l.A.'vin'ion su1d the new
a PJ rt ment hac; bN·n stocked
"'1th food. furruc;hings and bed·
d1ni: hy ''~tl•rhood members.
.tnt1 that a phys 1c urn who
ht•lon~!> to the tc•mplc will give
lhf• nC'wc·omC'rs frC'f' physical ex·
ams
She said sisterhood me mbers
phinned lo cook lhe family a dJn.
ner in their own home Wedneti·
day. to have dJnner for them al
Mrs Samuels' home tonight and
to ta ke them to temple Friday
for lhe begmrung or the High Ho· Problems s temming from
narcotics and alcohol abuse and
vandalism have resulted from
youths congregatin& in the
Walnut and University Park
Shopping centers, Boyd aaid.
The youngsters at these two
locutions a r e mostly from
lrvme, he said.
In adclitiori to the increased
patrols in the park, the city's
new Crime Suppression Unit
also will focu.CJ on the activities
or some JUvenile offenders.
Peart s aid the department la
requesting the assistance ol the
school district, Youth Services
Program and other community
o r ga nization s i n e d ucating
youngsters "concerning their
legal responalbWUea."
"It wUJ continue to be the
pracUce of thla depart.mi nt to
periodically modify its enforce-
ment levels in response to trend.a
obser ved within the commWll-
ty." the chief added.
DAILY PILOT
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But the c ity 's attorney,
Leonard Hampel, of the Rutan
and Tucker law firm, responded,
"People -not land, not trees,
not pastures -vote."
Hampel added, "68,000 people
<the estimated poptdaUon ol the
Irvine area) are affected In the
pocketbook. Nobody's control·
Jing that."
p,....p-AJ
BAY •••
A final decision on that Is ex-
pected in October, the water ol-
ficlal said.
SC A G wa s gi v e n th e
Outcall esco rt ser vice
oper ator Donald Sm it h o (
Newport Beach was acqullted
Wednesday of plmpln1 and pan-
dering for a teen-age girl who
became a prostitute at 15.
"Thank God it's over," Smith
sighed with relief as he and bJs
a ttorney, Jim Spring, Jett the
Oran ge County Court.house on
their way to celebrate the inno-
cent verdict.
The seven-woman, fi ve-man
Jury deadlocked ln an 11·1 vote
favorin1 guilt o n whe ther
Smith's co-defe ndant, Vaierle
Thom as, 30, of Santa Ana. alao
pimped and pandered for the
1trl.
Smith, of 1311 Cliff Drive.
operates Charlie's Angels and
Golden Girll -outcaU a1encl•
that provide escort, masaage
and nude modelln1 services for
male clienta.
The services are advertiaed ln
sever al news papers serving
Orange County.
responsibility of develot>lng a
waste treatment management
plan for the south ('()Ut reaton.
which covers all of Oranae and
parts of four other counU•. •• Polire have been after my
For the Newport Bay area, client for a kma Ume and bave
SCAG turned the Job over tot.be b9en uuucceutul. He runa a
Newport Irvine Wute Mana1e-clean operation down t here ,"
ment Agency. declared attorney Spring.
The Newport Bay plan, Durln1 tbe fo ur-day trial
however, •• denied cerWlca-before Superior Court Judie
lion by the s tate wat.r board In Bryon K. McMlllan, the teen-ace
July because, the board aaAd, It a.lrl t.IWled that ahe went to
didn't adequately addr .. tbe work for SD\.IUl'a Goldea Glrls
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effort to orpnl• a new jolat calla and performed auual acta powen .,eac, t.o baDcU• bQ wlt.b male CUl&omen.
1WCIMI. Ill• teaUfttd, however, that n ·e iutf ol UM ,...._.. • IM H¥• dllculHd wiUl Smith
•tat. .......... -eould ~ wbat uppmed .. Use calla ....
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... -, .... '"...... .. ..... lllJlt1."
Rut he repeatedly told the
court that he would not allow
prostitutes to work for h.i1 agen·
t'ies and would fire any woman
who he learned was engaging In
sexual acts for money.
Deputy Distric t Attorney
Michael Ja('()bs, who prosecuted
the case. lamented the verdit't
and the deadlocked decision. He
said he has not yet decided
whether to ask that Miss
Thomas race a second trial on
the charges.
Inland reaclings of 26 for San
ta Ana Canyon a nd 21 ro r
Anaheim were predicted by dL'i
trict officials.
15 Airme n Injure d
WICKITA Jo'ALLS, Texas I AP)
-Fifteen airmen we re injured,
none seriously . when a charter
bus carrymg 37 persons rolled
over on lu aide, skidded into a
mound of dirt and ended up back
on its wheels. passengers s wd
Newport
Surf and Sport
lntr~duces
QUIKSILVER
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ly Days -
Although the welcomers bad
~tood 1n the hot s un at the
airport for an hour , they bubbled
with enlhus1asm as the Livschitt
fam il y emerged from t heir
plane
Theni we re warm s miles,
hu gs and some tears as the lm-
m 1 g r a nts found th e ir new
friends
·'This 1s our home now,"
Lavsctutz said
_._-CALIFORNIA
WJaere Fi1'e 11' ere K llled 11,.WI,..... ..
The first aircraft crash at Castle Air Force
Base at Merced in a decade killed five
cre wmen on a KC-135 stratotanker jet
Wednesday. The plane, practicing touch-
and-go landings, crashed on the runway.
ripping the cockpit and one engine away
from the fuselage and burst into flames.
Two crewmen survived.
Olympi~ Profit Vowed
Los Angeles Expects to Net $21 Million
LOS ANGELES <AP )
Organizers of the 1984 Olympics
s ay they will tum a profit of al
least $21 million even if double-
d1g1l inflation continues and the
federal government gives them
no financial aid.
The Los Angeles Olymp1c
Organiztng Committee s aid
Wednesday it expecls lo spend
S.147 million to stage the games
and take in at least $368 million.
The committee reiterated its
pledge that the games would
cost the city nothing
( SI'ATE )
RTD f'are• Do1e11
LOS ANGELES <AP)-Near-
ly all the Rapid Transit Dis·
trict's buses are back on the
road today, but ridership is only
a b'oul half what it was before a
strike began 31h weeks ago, of·
fi cials say.
The RTD said it had about
640,000 fares Tuesday, compared
Attorney 'Blamed'
For Temple Deaths
LOS ANGELES 1APJ Charles Garry, lawyer for the People's
Temple cult which collapsed when 900 of its members committed
mass suicide last year. Wedhesday blamed the deaths on attorney
Ma rk Lane
Lane was with the cult followers of Rev. Jim Jones when they
lo a daily pre-strike average or
1.2 million.
Mol.rif f'lre Prolled
TORRANCE CAP> -A Mobil
Oil Co. refinery that processes
123,500 barrels of crude oil daily
will be out of operation for less
than a week after a fire and ex-
plosion, officials say.
Re pairmen will begin in-
vestigating the cause of tbe
blaze when the area cools,
Fulham said.
Baby 1t'laale Die•
REDWOOD C ITY <AP> -
Des pite a week of intensive
medical care. a baby pilot whale
found stranded on a beach near
here has died at a marine
amusement park.
The 3-year -old animal suc-
cumbed to blood flukes Wednes-
day. She aJso had been found to
be s uffering from severe dis·
orders of the kidneys, lungs and
liver . said Mike Demetrious.
president or Marine World. n..,...,., La11nchd
l'hur8clly, Sept.ember 20. 1979 DAILY PILOT
'America in Trouble' • .. • •
Union Hears Brown Berate 'Cheap Labor' ' •
SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -Gov. Edmund Brown
.Jr., an all-but-declared Democratic pres-
idential caddidate, aays that America baa "spent
20 years t.ranaferrin1 technolo1Y t.o others" while
ita own workers lost their Jobe.
"The sweat of your labor that is used t.o pro-
duce capital ls leaving lb.ls country and coming
back combined with cheap labor t.o put you out of
work," Brown told the convention of the Industrial
Union Department of the AFL-CIO on Wednesday.
"Amertca is in big trouble ... America is go-
ing downhill and It doesn't have to.••
THE MORE THAN Ml delegates at the con-
vention represent six million workers in 56 na-
tional unions. The California governor received on-
ly sparse applause from them when be was
introduced, but reception seemed to increase as
hi&20·minute speech went aJong.
The governor denounced tax breaks as a spur
Marvin
Renews
Battle
LOS ANGE,LES c A Pl
-His claim of victory
hasn't mellowed tough.
guy actor Lee Marvin.
who s taged a bille r
court battle with his
fbrmer lover earher th1l>
year.
Marvin. is r en e wing
one part of the struggle
as he tries to overturn a
judge's ruling thal he
must pay $104 ,000 for
'·r e h ab1 litat1on " to
Mi chelle Triola Marvin.
who Lived with him for
51, years
ATTORNEY A .
David Kagon s aid
W ednesay that
t he actor , de ·
s pite being "very
pleased" with most of
Superior Court Judge
Arthur Marshall's April
19 decision in the cc.sc.
does not feel lhe award
of $104 .000 was war-
ranted.
Arter an• 11 -week trial,
MarshaJJ awarded Miss
Marvin the money for
"re h ab1l1tativl'
purposes " But he re
jected her claims for a
share of the actor's prop·
erty and ha lf of the
estimated S3 6 m1lhon he
ea r.ned duri n ~ the1 r
years together.
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t.o tbe ·economy, saylnf the money ia 1pent on
"Perrier Waler" from France, "Swedish ·
crackers" and "Mercedea-Ben1" autQmobiJes
from Germany.
The UnJted States, be aaid, "hu spent 20 yea.rs •
transferring our tecbnoloo, that you. helped build, to other .people ... but if we don't figure out a l
way t.o reinvest and relnduatriallze this country, 1
forget it. We'll have even more ol a loss oC union :
jobs." •
WHAT HAPPENS, BROWN aaked, when over·
seas workers "start making steel, cars, ties,
watches. television. computers and doing It for S2
a day? What's going t.o happen to the American
sla.ndard of living? That's the dilemma."
He called for a "public worts program" t.o get
this country's unemployed back to work, but
declined t.o expand on that later at a news con-
ference.
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WEEK-
END
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began the bizarre suicide ritual
in the Jungle se.tthiment of
. Jonestown, Guyana. folloWfng
~laying of U.S. Rep. Leo Ryan
and three journaJisls.
LANE. CONTACTED in New
Orleans where be is trying a
lawsuit. described Garry as "a
liar" and "a very, very sick
man" who was "suffering from
delusions."
SAN DIEGO CAP> -A coun· MARVIN'S APPEAL
tywide manhunt has been Or· to the state Court or Ap·
dered for a masked gunman who peal was filed Tuesday
kidnapped and raped the wife or Miss Marvin's attorney
a San Diego County supervisor's Marvin Mitchelson said I chief aide. police said.
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"THE PERSON responsible
was the catalyst," Garry said at
a State Bar Association conven·
tion panel on "Culls a nd the
Law" at the Bonaventure Hotel.
Garry said J o n es wa s
"paranoid" about a supposed
conspiracy by U.S. officials to
destroy him.
George Stevens . a 47-year -old Wednes day that no
Baptist mi~ster on the st~f of _c_r_o_s_s-_a_p_~_a_1 _1s_p_l_a_nn_e_d~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Supervisor Jim Bates, told "He may not be legally
responsible, but he is morally.
Mark Lane is r espons ible,"
Garry said. The remarks were
a pparently the most specific
ever made by Garry in charging
Lane with direct responsibility.
_ON SALE THRU
SEPTEMBER 26
Garry said a search for s uch
information through the U.S.
Freedom of Information Act
turned up nothing, a nd Garry
said he was convinced there was
no conspiracy to destroy Jones.
police Wednesday that tbe in-
truder broke into his home at
about 5 a .m .. threatened to
"blow away" his 11 -year-old
son, then abducted his wife at gunpoint.
ON SALE THRU
SEPTEMBER 26
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liiuitS in o~~d~e~r.~~·~~
The proposal by Mayot David SW. to lmpoH Um
restrictions on d bate and dbcuuiOft ol lauea durtna
Irvine Cit.y Counc•l meetlnp seema jutUfied in U&ht OI the counC'll·a most recal MU•on whlch ran well lnto lh
early hours of the mornmc.
SUl.1 ls suuesUna 1oedllc t.lme periods be alloted to
both council members themselves and citizens who wlsh
to tesllfy on muuen wbk h concern them.
wtulu tho tenalh ot these period.I 11 certalnly open to
d~bale, the ldea ol brlngln1 som e order lo esstonb which
can and hove deg n erated Into rancorous chaos is
put due
For th record. Slits ls propos1na that presentations
by members of the public be lJnuled to 10 minutes per in·
dJv1dual for noticed public· hearings ; fi ve minutes per
pers on for thrnte who wish to speak on m atte rs not notacect
for pubbt· hcurin~:1 . o nd that counc1J m em beris not be
· g iven mort.• than 30 minut~ apiece for discussion of each
agenda item
The need for bOnlc s uc-h ron trob couldn't have been
d e m o ns trat ed a ny better o r under any worse
d r c umst a nccs t ha n at labt week 's tu mult uoub.
marathon council session .
While the impos it ion of time hm1t:, an itself will cer
t a inly not always lead to orct(•rly or (.•xpcditious decision
making in every instance, t he re mubt eome a point where
local legislators take control uf an issue and come to
grips with it
Sills, as muy<>r and chairman of the council m eetings,
is rightfully up:,ct with the happenings of this most recent
session. Som ething sho uld be done a bout it.
All Students Not Rich
Officials involved with Saddleback College's s tudent
assis tance progr ams said lust week there is n't e nough
_money to go around to hdp needy students complete their
eollegc work
SaddJcback's proble m appears to be the result of a
pe rception on the pCJrt of Sacramento officials that ev
cry one in the South Orange County a rea 1s afflu~nt
That's a n invalid gcn~ralization.
Certainly. most residents who've moved to the a rea
in recent year s are proba bly in good econo mic
drcum<;tanC'cs They hact to havethe bucks to move into the
area m the f1 rst plat·l•
But there 1s <mother clem ent in the a rea's population
that's being forgotten. It's those families that have li ved
in small homes in the a r ea for years.
Bec:aus <.' those people bought their ho mes years ago.
they a rc ahlc: to ~u rv1vc the south county's soaring cost·of
hous inJ.(. Hu t that doesn't mean they can convert their
now valuable land into cash.
T ht•re's another C'lcrrumt to consider, too lhc young
adults who iJl'l' uttcnclmg c:ollegc wit hout pa rental
support. Tht•y h ~iV('n 't entered the skilled job mar ket yet
<.incl arc· for from affluent
The fol'l 1:-. the re 1~ :.i great need for financial a s
sis tanec to <1 llow :-.omt' people to attend college
Officiab ~;hould document those cases and those an·
Sacramento or Wu::.hington, I> C who alloC'alc the funds
• should give m1111 · thought ''' th .. rN.thly rather than th'-'
image of the 1.1rc:1
Tunely Crinie Alert
Polit·c off1l'1C1ls in Ir vine seem quietly confident a new
Crime Supprcssum t;nat 1n their city will produce f:urly
dram:Jtar rc-.ult:-. whc·n at:-. 10-month trial period ends next
~umrrwr
The unit wa~ ereuted recently with the aid of a
f cdcr::..J grant It will he made up of two officer s whose JOb
it will be to keep t rack of the whereabouts of known
criminal off ende rs befor e c rim es are committed.
Irvine is a rapidly g rowing community and with that
gr owth com e proble m s compounded through inc re ased
numbers.
Unfortunate ly, crime is one of the m. Police officials
hope the nPw two-m an crime unit will let the professional
criminals it is aim ed a l slopping know that Irvine is un·
comforta ble turf for their activities.
We hope the offi cers' confidence proves out in the
10-month trial pe riod.
• Opinions expresbed 1n the space above arc: those of the Daily Pilot
Other views expressed o n this page are those of their authors and
artists Reader comment 1s invited Address The Dally Piiot, P 0
Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Phone (714) 642·4321
Boyd/Monopoly
By L .M. 80\'D
How do you account for lhe
fac t th a t the g am e o f
Monopoly had its biggest 12
months of all time only last
year? Consider lhc new e lPC·
lronic toys competing with It
Consider the high-powered
distraction o r tele vis ion.
Consider the fact that it has
been on the market s ince
1935. Yet the Monopoly sales
were almoftt double last yea r
what they had been during
the two years prcvlous·
ly. There ls a sm all band or
creative citize ns out there
who invent sames, hoping
they'll hit a winner that will
make them rich. I envision
them. alttlna In front of their
fireplaces, 1azlng Into the
names, t.be!r fingers sleepled
as though In prayer,
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
Con1ldertn1 the rapid
detertoraUon and allll·
tJon tUt. la takln1 place
with ~ little effort to
atop It. the Newport
Back Bay NHlAt have
lotl all lu frt nd~1
R.E.W.
~'I o.. ~u ••• '4l4lo , .... ,. .,. ...... ,...., .... _ .. _
' ~~.--
m urmuring. "Make another
Monopoly, oh Lord, and let 1t
be mine."
Q. "Why is the tradema rk
'4711 ' on cologne bottles'!"
A . When Napoleon 's oc·
cupa lion troops numbere d
the buildings in Cologne, the
toi le t water factory was
labe led 4711.
Am asked why some jog·
gers seem to get hooked on
their daily run. Ne w studies
indicated jogging causes lhe
body to pump out a chemical
s ubstance. This is s a id lo
create a feeling of well·
being. And It la, indeed, ad·
dictive, say the experts.
Report Is that the U.S.
Army has come up with one
more way to dehydrate cab-
bage. It's cut into dlakl t.h,at
take up less stora1e space.
Water is added out In the
field. And the whole schmeer
la s liced ·into cole slaw.
Remarkably ingenious,
what? Unfortunat.ely, nobodJ
wut eat1l.
What Uw Seaoned ClllHn
always called a
, "blackboard" la cenerally
ref erred to by you.n1er folk
tbeae day a a 1 a
"chalkboard," I'm told.
Your heart work• harder in
cold ... ...,... than ln warm,
bear in mlnd.
Sale ~ atbletlc lhoel bM
trtpled in the lut five yean.
LOS ANOl!lLES -They're
t 1Udnat about 10methln1 called
"The Voucher Sy1tem" eut here.
Wb n you 1i.y, u l have, ''But it
would dMtrOy the public acbooJ
1y1ltlll'I," they anawer. "What's
left to deatroy?"
Vouchenl for educa&tion a
plan tu I.Ale tax mon_,y to flnance
p rlva t o
111t e rnaal 1vu.
to publ ic
11chool• is
lhc Dt'WC:S l
m I n t
rllvo l u t lon
b r c w1 ng 1 n
Cahfonua 1r
It :SUC'Cct'dl>
hl•rc . II Wiii
s weep t h t>
country ;Jnd public education as
Wl' know at wiU be a thmg of the
PaSl
Th as 1s the ide a · Parents
would be i11sucd vouchers equal
to the cost or one year's public
___,;
educlUon for each cblld. 'Iba
vouca.. would be pt'O¥ided by
tbe atate p11'1l1Mftt aDd could be Uled to pay for a year in a
pubUc IChool or to pay for a year
it a privately operai.d ldlool
meet.int vque 1ut.e educaUoa.al
apeclncatJom.
More than 200,000 petillooa
have been prepar,cf in an at-
tempt to place a "Family Choice in Education" lnltiative on the
June 3, 11110 CalilomJa ballot.
It's the same procedure Callfor·
nlans used to create Proposition
13 cutting their own property
taxes .
IF 11IE lnltiallve 1s approved
and fouod conatitutional there
Is a provision exempting
pa rochial schools from the
voucher system ar the court., find
tha t the plan does not :.eparate
church and state It would
create a four·lJer school sytste m
Tbe four kinds of bch oolb we
may ... would be: old·f11tuooed
pubUc ICboolt nmnJAc juat the
way they are now; tradlt.loul
private acboola run by cburcbel
and private 1roup1 cbar1lni
whatever luilioo they wllh ~
plckiq what.ever atudenll they
want: "famlly choke" scboola
run by new private cors)oraUona
and open to any 1tudent with M
vouc her; "independent public
schooll," which would be run by
new publicly owned corporaUona
eatabllabed by local school dia·
tricll at the request of petition·
Ing parent.a.
IT 80\JND6 complicated, but
what it means is this: 'l'be tradi·
tlonal American system of giv·
mg public money to schools open
to all would be replaced by a
:.yst.e m giving money directly to
all parents to buy whatever lurK(
of education they wanted for
their children
In Californ1 a. a~ a l most
every place elle, p&reota are an·
c ry. believtn1 that the public
1chooll have failed them. Fall·
inl teat aeoree and UUt.eracy. too
many adminlatrators. strtkina •
t.eachen. bualn1 arid other ex·
perlmenu -the works. OK, if
tbo city can't educate our kids
for $3,000 a year, give u_s the
'3,000 and we'll find somoone
who can.
It'• very auracUve. And more
than a Uttle scary. Assuming
that church-relate d "family
choice" schools will be ruled un
conslllullonal, there may he
nothing to 11top anyone from
s tarting a school and gett.mg
government vouchers -the Ku
Klux Klan and the Black Pan·
thers. the John Birch S<>ciely
a nd the Commurust Party, and
a n y fool or c ha rla tan who
bchevt'b knowledge 1s absorbed
an hot tubt. or through massage
T If E E 0 UC AT I 0 NA I .
establttihment-~~~~-------11
<1rj(umcnts hkc that lo try lo 1Jc-
( t• ll l l h l' v o u l' h e r :. y s t c• m
Already, the Los Angeles BoC:1rd
or EducutJon has uppropriate<l
$55 ,000 for <in anti vouc he r
··cducaUonal c·;,mpa1gn" lh1,
(ir:,t l1mt· ltll' bourtl has <fem!'
<.111ylhlnit like· that l'VN1 lidon· .1
question wa.-. rin lht· l.ial111t Ttw
frur1't1 t• opp11:.1t1on of Ill••
e·-.t:.i hh~hme•nl 11),1 \' lw .111 <•'l
m1 :.~111n r1r h1i"' had th1·1r 0"'11
:.chool~ rt·iJllY iJrt· (hl·Y ;m· a~.
~um in•: that . .;1 ven a 1'111111·1·
p;.irenh "'ill ;.ibandon publ11
'>t'he>tJh
'If II~!<!$ ')1)J ffiL ml &lm,l'M 1tLLJ~ ~M I t:XPt.Ci A µ.ow -f(u;W' BAm£, .. W. •
If I hl• M'h1Jf1h an• -.H·k the di·
h.1tC' I'> hl'iJllhv Hut. ~till . lh1
l>urd1·n of Prc>CJf ha-. to he· •in Uu·
adVOC'atC:1. o r thf• \UUl·h1•r
') 'itl·m Until n •t·ent \"1''1r'i, llu·
publ1r educ·atmn -.y-.tt·rr\ 1·1111
c·e•1\1:d by Thflmu~ .Jt:m·r~on h'"
'>t-rvcd Amcnc·;, well Thi· 111nt
m :1 \ haw• romt• to e·h.rnge· 1t
.UICI 1( th•· \(Jll'r. 11( I 'Jltfom1.1
1!11 lh•· f"am1h l 'h1111·1· 111
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lht• Jll0-.1 IJlllJtlJl,101 1'11·1 lltlfl 111
l'IK/) J ll<I lhcit IOI lwlc:-. lh1
r.u·t• fur lht: prc .... 11l1•1w~·
Mailbox
Habit of Public Lying Corrupts Society
1 o the Editor Lie~ We 'H· :.1ck of lies. Elect·
c<l 0Hic1ab he. and ho rdes of
oth('r-. 10 t he vubhc sector lu·
"'Ith -.1cken1ng regularity E lect
l'l1 orr1C'1Ub ntJt only he OUt nght
but appoint odious characters tfl
rull' ovl.'r our hve:., thus putlUlg
l ht• IJe to the for mers' VO W!> Of
1ntt·i.:nty
We arc tem pt ed lo view the
eu rrent American :.cene w1lh the
:.ame feeling of scepticism and
despair s uffered by the Psalmist
or old. when h e c ried out In
.. anguish· "I s aid in m y h aste, alJ
me n ure liars". <Psa. 116: 11 ).
So , though not in haste. I
deplore the fact that many men
and women r~ort to hes lo have
thc 1 r own way. No t only do
politicians he , <even the man
Carter l, but tens of thousands or
ind1v1duals across the land ap·
pear to make a career of lying.
I& that too harsh a judgment
to ascribe to the actions of many
thousands of participants 1n the
l>O·called "blu flu" and "i.lck
o uts"? ll uv1ng us ed t hose
pressures m the past . they a re us·
m g them currently. and sf that
form of lying hasn't blossomed in·
to a career . it 's a t least an avoca·
Uon,illltnot?
THE TRUTH IS that claiming
to be sack when one is not. in or·
der to make excuse for staying
off or the job, ifi a lie : and makes
the c laima nt also guilty of the
odious act of m alinge rlnR.
Attorneys, bus drive r s,
po li cemen. firemen. nurses.
othe r public employees and
teachers, embracing the concept
of "sick-out" or "blu-nu." etc ..
are embracing a Ue. are they
not? They seek by lytn1 means
to gain certain benefits, but,
mainly of course, more and
more tax dollars. 1'he wisest
man In history wrote: "A poor
man la better than a liar."
<Prov. 19: 22 ).
There are eff otts to toughen
truancy laws. How will the adult
truant• <teachers) deal with
Juvenlle truants after the bad ex·
amplessetbytheformer? s:r . BORCOMAN
lt'r••• ra.e~
To the Editor:
The need for commercial
recreaUon in the Clty of Irvine.,
real and the lr'vine ctty Coudd1
demomtrated It.I commitment to
aatlaf)' t.1111 need OD Sept. 11.ttb
lll rHolulon re1arctln1 tbe
lnlnt Recreallon Park.
How.wr. J feel that the dev91op-
ment, u propoMd. will bav• 1ertoue neptive lnlluencea on trvlne•1 environment -
partlcu&arly the dtvtlopmet••
amUMmllll pan upecta -In· n ...... wbAcb IO far baand .tbe
traffic Md DDIM ~...._
<.1nd wluch I fervently hope• tht·
rcqu1rnd EIR wall :.ub-.lant1at.c:
While 11 1c; t·a!>y to unden.t.and
the t·conorruc moll vut1oni, of tlu-
<k .. eloper, I rt'l>Cnl lht· ()hv1ou.-.
attempt lo l'>.plo1t the frl't:~8)
cxpo:.url' "'-hat·h the propo~ed
i.1le afford:. 111 st:. mai.~ moil
1ng:.. the tfrvcloper hui. 1·m
pha:.1u-d whal lrvm1• · ~anL-."
and "nct'<h" hut ~ 111 dci*nd
heavily on other coun ty rc:.1
de nts for th<: cconomu.' v1ab11Jty
or the development and can bt·
counted on to µromotc 1t ag
gressivcly
The project will dearly at
I m et rcsidcnu. from other part.o;
or the county re~adcnts who
don't give.· a hoot about lrv111c
a nd Its carcrully 1lci.1gncd t•n
v1 ronmcnt a nd ~omf• wh<J l'\'Cn
resent it. T he word "need"
seems to have been redefined In
this country in rttcnt years . but
I don't believe our t'CJnsumplJvc
fever ha.'i extended the dc'1mt1on
rar l'nough to rt-quire that each
rommunaty pro .. ·1d1· t he range of
rommercaal recrealJon u1>es pro-
posed ror thL'\ projCCt
IT'S A S HAME t h 3t th e
c1t1zenry lacked lhe rorc:.1gbt t.o
project the full run ge or uses
w hic h a p pa r ently l'IJ D be
permitted on the i.1te when the
zone change request was heard.
l thought that the pressure
brought to bear whJc h res tricted
the Michelson bridge to two
la nes would be sufficient to con·
vey the communHy feeling re·
gardlng the USC Of the road und
the uae8 which u wider bridge ·-
wo u Id have fac ihtutcd Ap
parently I wwi wrong.
Perhaps the Inc lus ion o f
amusement park a clivllies as
perm itted uses in commercial
recreation ronlng Is wron1 for
our community and s hould be
reconsidered. Our city may have
e rred In granting the zone
change although its motives
were proper. The result ls a far
cry from the maater pl&Ming
Irvine residents have come to
expec t. There are mo re ap·
proprlate s ites for this type of
development
• I
The problem of saUsf ylna lbc
c ommunity's commercia l
recreation need• mul\l bC ad·
dreased. My sincere hope Is that
the aolution Is reached through
the aame careful process that
produced the exl•Un1 communl·
ty and not throu1h patchwork
1onln1 reactions to pre11ure
1ltu1Uoat. SOOT1' PERLEY
re.111e w111 ,..,,..,,
To th•r.dltor:
The AllOC!tai.d Prell ankle
"W• Rn Out of Gaa Once
Before . . . •• <Pllot hpt. I>
polate4 o.at tbt 1lmUarhlH bit•-... lituatloa PneidlDt
Rootnelt Jacecf Clurfil1 WorllT
'
War II and that facing l'rc'\1dent
\art<"r today, "'uch a.., .,h11rtag1·..,
Jnd 1nfl<1t1on The ~ ntcr :.•'l·m1·d
to reel Urnt Cur1<•r 1., a1 a d1i.c;1d
\antJgl' romparl'd to Fl>t<
beCLIUSC h i" doe:.n l h :J\ l' ,, .... Jr l<J
prc..·:s~urt· Con~rl....,., and th•· pt.."fJ
pie into J('l't·1Hang h1.., pl;in'
A WA,R might umr~ thl· n.1
trnn, but whC1 I .,,.,. ncl'cJ 1'
le adership ThE> pre!>1dcnt 1:.
arra1d to pul his root do\l.n
bt>cu u:.e of the ~Sible n•aCltun
from the people, Congre:.s or 1n
dustry During the ~ ar. p<..'Ople
did not uke lhe re:.tnct1on.'> and
regulation:. but accepted them
bccaui>c lhl'Y worked. No~ l>t..'<J
pll' have accepted the odd-even
i.:a:. ralJoning ror the :.ame n·
ason. But that's just the bc:gan
nang. Maybe 1r. the ROvemment
wasn't so busy adding and sub·
tracting from all the leg1!>lation
we could solve some of our pro·
bh.•mi. And if it worked lhe peo-
ple \lo Ould be behind the govern·
mc•nt Isn't that what this coun·
try ·~ about?
MARY CL.ARK
Credit We"
To the Editor:
Re Dennis McLellan'!> .. '701>
S t yle S amaritan Deserve:.
Credit" I Pilot . Sept. J4 > and hi~
s tate ment, "That'!> the end of
Westove r 's s tor y " T her e is
a nothe r pleasant aspect or which
Dennis was not awa re .
Pfc J a mes W. Ki11n e r ':.
"Jacket" <miUtary record) wlll
now include the civilian letters
co mmending him . Qui t e
possibly, his CO will also add a
letter or commendation to his
"jacket "
S. CREVAR
Deser.,e• Titanic•
To the Editor: Someone is out there trying
for u s in Assemblywoman
Ma rian Bergeson. <Re: Sept. 14,
e ditorial page). The Brown
machine wu out to shoot down
the r elief this valiant woman
would bring to the burdened lax·
puyers.
l'robably Brown expects we
will forget Mrs. Bergcson's bUJ
over the two years ~e have to
wall for it.a deliverance. With the
ri.alng price of gold only too
vi vldly showing us each day '
what our dollar ls really worth
lo the rest of the workl. we muat
1rlnd the Brown machlne down
pd put it In lll place. His power
allow• hlm to fortet. he II expen·
dable W'lleu be rAWea to the lkle
ol tboM Who really 1upport blm,
thetupayen.
· Mn . ...,eaon dtlerv• our tbanb tnd euppott. for abe ii
atrtvbll \o brtac rea.Uatlc relief
to tbole caMPt in tlM lnfta·
tloaa17 \aa f11ere..... Bravo
.. ~~&,
!iii rlke Did It
To lhl' EdJlor
S trik ing ll ui.:h1· ,\II \lot I
c•mplv,,., . .., did .... 11 .. 1 .u rp•1rl
ll•1l'>f' 1mp.w1t·1I 11 -.1111 nt . hJ\ •
IJtcn u11.1hlc· 111 do 1n ·.11n11 tirn•
:-.top the• hJn.in.1 · 11111,1• 1\h
I h1• rwure· Jnd q1111·t of I h• 1n11rn
1n~' \l.llhout tho-..• n111• ~ ll•IJ'h•.,
Jt•h l..ik1r1)( off
C ITI Zt:~!-1 o f S11u l h1·r11
Ca llror111<.1 ~111 h:.i,1· tu r1·
mt>mht>r tht• "J.:'xxr l'fforh" 111
Cit1v Brown and l\1r l!e•soure·<·'
Board Chairman. '1'0111 ()uinn
With cvc·ry car ownl·r . p11\l.1•r
µlant. refinery and mn-.t f:1t·
tortC!t havinJC !wen ftJn · ... n 1ntr1 in
\est mg largt• :wm:. of m1>01·) m
to pollution 1·ont rol <11·v11·1·-. w•
have set a new rcu11 d 1111 .111
pollution.
Fortunately, a new <'<Jr will
cost $tOO lo S500 mon· for tht·
pollution <.'Ontrol de•v1c·t·~. will
get 30 pcrct'nt ri•wer m lie .... md 1r
) ou re lu.c>i y. the ""' ne•r will
:.. p e n d a n o t h c r S :1 Ht) 1 n
t rans m1 ss1on repair::. bctau::.e
the catalytJc converter heat.5 up
the transmission.
Maybe lh<" governor c<in 1>ut
the "bunana" m h1::.car'
JIM de BOOM
Olt1•Pi~ Profit
To the FAitor .
It now a ppears th:it the 1984
Olympic Games are not only nol
going t.o lose money but actually
show a profit. In fact , bai.ed on
early report.s, the profits could
be very large $100 million.
Forty percent cir these profits
will go to the Los Angeles Olym·
pie Or1aniilng Committee for
the benefit of a mateur sports in
Southern California. Just think !
For the first Ume the LAOOC
will not have to scratch for funds
to help athletes contend for a
position on the U.S. Olympic
team.
The possibility that the Olym·
pie Games will be profitable
enough to bring $40 million or
more lo the benefit or amutellr
sporta in Southern Cuhrornia ls
so exclt,V\g that I urge everyone
to ref:·af.ili rrom e"pressing con·
cern about Olympic Game IOMeS
unlll the Olympic Committee
maket pu~l!c its llnanclal plan,
whic h Is currently b~ing re·
viewed and evaluated by two of
the leadlna audit firms In the
United St.ates.
COURTNEY MOE
•
Ldten /rom reodere are ~lcornt
Tlw rif'tl to condtnH lfitm to flt
tpocf or f'llminote llbtl it rellef'Wd
I.Aft-.' o/ 100 wordl or lfu Will be
gfvfft ,,re/n...ct All l1rtrn1 mUlf in ct• flpofMrt and malling oddr111
bllt Mm" ma11 ~ witMtld °" ,,. ..,.. •f ftlf~ rco.-it apporfftl ,..,,. Mil"°'.., ,..bMMfd.
...
Lag1•na/,So11th Coast 't'o•r•••et•••
Dally New•paper
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VOL. 12, NO. 263, 3 SECTIONS, • PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1979 FIFTEEN CENTS
Niguel Project Cleared for Start
87 -.uA.11 llODGS .... .., ........
A lop Avco Community
Devtlopen, lac. olflclal Hid to
day deaplte record in.lerHt
rale• and decUnlAJ COOl\ructaon
activity nationwide he ess-cts
work to bet1a la UM apriq on a
S82·acre Salt Creek Valley de·
velopmml in Lacuna Nlauel
Tbe firm cleared an impor-
tant hurdle to beachalde de·
'Doctor
Saves
Lawman
By DEWRES BROOKS IRWIN
OI -Delly ~ M.tt
A young doctor was seriously
injured Wednesday night when
he attempted to save an Orange
County sheriff's deputy from a
hospital Jall ward inmate armed
with a steel pipe.
The doctor was credited by
s herifrs officers wtth saving the
deputy's life dunng the attack at
UC Irvine Medical Center's Jail
ward in Orange
Dr. Howard Cowllshaw or
Garden Grove was reported in
good condition in the Intensive
care unit at UCIMC today after
s uffering several blows to the
stomach in the 9 p.m. attack.
Sheriff's spokesman Lt. Wyatt
llart gave this account or the in·
eident:
Dr. Cowlishaw, u 26-year-old
ancsthetnologist, was walking in
the medical center's Jail ward
when he heard the screams of a
nurse .
He found the inmate beating
Deputy Raul Ra mos about on
the head with a 24·inch·long
s teel tube, which the prisoner
apparently had dismantled from
the frame of his hospital bed.
During the scuffle to subdue
the inmate. Dr. Cowllshaw wu
struck in the stomach with the
pipe. A nursing assistant,
Margaret Stebbins. was slightly
injured.
The attack occ urred as a
nurse, accompanied by Deputy
Ramos, checked on prisoner pa·
t.Jenls in the ward.
The prisone r appar ently
leaped from behind a c urtain.
·swinging the s tee l club al
Ramos.
II art s aid Ramos probably
would have been killed had Dr
Cowlishaw not intervened. The
s heriff's deputy was also report-
ed in good condition today at
UCIMC, recovering from muJU-
ple head lacerations .
The inmate, who was urun·
jured, was identified as David
Medina, 19, of Placentia.
He had been admitted to the
jail ward for treatment of in·
juries he received Tuesday after
bis car crashed during a poU ce
chase in Placentia.
Medina. who had been wanted
on several previous assault
charges, was spotted by a police
Investigator in Placentia.
During the chase. which ex-
ceeded speeds of 80 miles per
hour. police fired s hots at
Medina twice.
As a result or Wednesday's at·
lack on lbe sheriff's deputy.
Medina has been charged with
aaaaull with intent to commit
murder. said sheriff's officers.
Ora nae Coast
Weather
Low clouds tonl1bt
throulb mld-mornln1 Frt ..
day otberwlae 1unny.
Hl1h1 la mld-701 at
beacb" to mld·IO'• la· lad. Lows tonlpt In the mid.... .
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,,......,.., oU '°°" "°" ,,.. ,._llekll eoorld HotfllQ o
.... lo Mateo. Bid Prtn·
..., J-Lopa PorflUo ltaa
..... Olld6ou dlwjopmnt
of ,,., ,.,,.,,.,.,,. lfttdl ad
~· Storr. pltofo ~ Ad.
t
velopmt9t between Oaoa Point
1Dd Moaareh Bay Wednelday
when State Coutll Com
mlau~ YOted a to 4 not to
reconsider the Avco project
Tile acdoD clean t.be way ror
Avco to build up to about 3,800
resldeatlal unita, a beacbfronl
• reao.rl hotel, an ti-hole 1011
course, recreaUoa laeilltiee and
a bl11er park on the large
oceanaicle'lancl cbunk.
Avco's General Mana1er
Jamee SmJth ,said today arad·
ln1 for the flnl pbaae would
probably beSin In lfarch or
AprU of 1*· depending on
winter rains. "W~'t exf)ect to open the
site l( r would create a lot of
erosl ems." Smith said.
The flrat. phase will occur on
land north of Stoneblll drive
and Nl.C\lel Road in the
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La1111rhed Today
High Energy Astronomy Observator y No. 3 will look like
this artist's conception when it becomes operational. It
was launched into earth orbit today by an Atlas Centaur
rocket from Cape Canaveral. Fla . HEAO 3 will scan the
heavens for cosmic and gamma ray sources ---------
Oeinente Council
OKs 3,000 Hornes
By RAYMOND ESTRADA JR.
Of U. 0•1~ l"llM \Uft
With a 3 to 2 vote, S an
Clemente council m e mbers
Wednesday a pproved the Nu
West Development Corp plan
for 3,000 homes on 1,932 acres of
Visbeek Ranch land.
The action drew angry re
marks from dissenting council
members Myrtis Wagner a!ld
Karoline Koester who argued
that issues including ownership
of the land and a southern road
into the propos ed community
have yet to be fuJly resolved.
Mayor Roy Hamm said the ac·
lion ia a major s tep for Nu· West
officials whose plan has been de·
layed by claims from attorneys
for a group called San Clemente
Investments No. 1 regarding
future use of open space areas in
the project
"We have no assurances the
city won't gel sued," said Mrs
Wagner following the council
vote
San Clemente Investments No
1 a ttorney Anthony Wilson
threatened a lawsuit a~ainst Nu·
West that would . he s aid.
probably involve the city
<.:ounc1lman K1chard Ahlman.
who voted In favor or the plan
with Hamm and Councilman
Edward KaJsched , dism issed the
threat after the meeting
Council members had asked
Nu-West and San Clemente In·
vestments No. I to come to some
agreement on their differences.
"We have not agreed with San
Clemente Investments No. 1 in
settling our differences." Nu·
West Vice President John Belda
told the council Wednesday.
The councU'a action sel aside
a recommendation Tue-a-day
CSee HOMES, Page AZ>
acnatheaatern portion of the
project.
Smith said it would be hard to
1au1e the impact of a recent
prime interest rate hlke to 13~
percent on the 8 to IS-year
buildout schedule for the proJ·
ed. "It bas an Impact on sales
but we can't really tell for sure
how much It's going to affect
ws." be said.
Smith indicated the rising in·
lereat rate would probably have
little impact on the company's
ability to finance construction.
"We're able to arrange for
financing that is more favorable
bec ause of our volume." he
said. "But many of our buyers
would be dependent on selling
their homes and that could
create problems.
"I~ uo't a big concern.
however ."
Smith said company officials
would be discussing several is·
s ues raised at Wednesday's
hearing to decide 1r the firm
could i.ke measures to lessen
predicted Impacts on the land
and pedestrian access to the
beach.
The issues in volve sand
replenishment, more parkland
(See AVCO, Page AZ>
Pot Found
Judge, Wife Face
Felony .Drug Rap
OAKLAND <AP) State Ap·
pellate Court J ustice Paul N
Halvon ik. 40 , and his wife.
Deborah, 37. were free today
after arrest in their home on
felony cocaine and mar1Juana
charges.
Oakland police vice squad Sgt
Larry Rodrigue said Halvonlk,
formerly a member of Gov Ed
mund Brown Jr 's adminlstra
tion. and his wire. were arrested
We dnesday night by poll<:1·
armed with warrants charging
po ss e ssion o r cot·a1nc .
pORSession or martJUllna for
sale. and cult1vullon or mun-
JUana
They were rf'leased on their
own recognizance .
Rodrigue said the couplt· wen·
ordered to appear m Oakland
Municipal Court fo'raday for ar
raignment Mrs. Halvoni k u. an
attorney ln private practice.
Vice squad Lt Jim M ttchel
said he and other offl<'er~ found
about $100 worth or cocaine, two
one·OWlCe packages of procesaed
marijuana which police valued
HB Girl Tries
Dumping Mom
From Auto
A lG year-old girl reportedly
drove s wer ving through the
streets of llunt1nglon Beal'h
Wednesday with h<'r sobbing.
screaming mother dinging to
th~ top or the l:lpccding ~tut1on
wagon.
Witnesses al the 11 30 a m in
c1dent told poh re the woman
was hanging onto the luggage
rack as the girl swer ved the
vehicle in an apparent attempt
to s pill her mothe r onto the
street
Police said the girl slammed
to a stop on Argyle Drive and
r an orr Be wildered witnesses
said they helped the hystencal
mother orr the roof
The mother·daughler alterc&·
lion reportedly erupted at their
home when the t..een-ager leaped
into the car and kicked her
mothe r who grabbed for the
keys, according to police
Officers. who would not re·
leaae names because a juvenile
was involved, said the mother
suffered arm, leg and facial CUL'>
as a result of the episode. They
said she waa alao covered with
blue paint from the station
wa1on roof.
al $500 and more than 200 •grow
1ng mari1uana plcint!> 1n the
kitchen and bathroom
Off1ct-rs ~aid · thf'y had no
evidence the llahon1ks were
selhng pot. but they wen· booked
on the charge because they had
more man1uana around than
they could ust-them,eh e~
Police said the ar re'il\ at th•·
ll alvonik.,· llillcr l1 1ghland:.
hOml' C'api,ie<I a thrc1· day 1n
ve~t1gat1on promptt>d when ()(
firer-. 1nve!\t1gat1ng 8 recent
hurgl<1ry at the Halvon1k homt"
spotted what they thought were
man1uana plant'>
Halvonik 1s former legal d1rct·
tor of the Ba v Area Amencun
Civil L1bertte~ l'n1on and wa'
<tppo1ntcd to the b<·nch 1n Apnl
1971! by Urown
llalvon1k once v.<1~ a µro
fl'ss1onal ja1z p1~1si a former
state attorney gen~al and a
partner ln a public 1ntere!lt law
firm 1n San fo·ranc1sco 1>eron· h1·
J01 ne<I the Brown adman1stra11on
1n 1975 as the governor 's lobby'lSt
in the Assembly
,.,..I,._..
HEl.D fN DRUG RAID
Justice P•_,. H•lvonlk
IRWD Elections
~
'Unconstitutional'
8'y FREDERICK M;llOt:MEIU.
Of tM O.ilr ,.lie! St•fl
An election system thut has <ii
lowl·d Irvine Company dom1n;i
t10n of Irvine Ranch Water 01~
lricl affairs was declar ed un
cons lttut1onal Wednesday bv
Oran~e County Superior Court
Jud~e Eward Wallin
Al the conclusion of a 212 hour
hearing. the Judge ruled that
election of d1re<.·tors or land
ow ner controlled vot1n)!
\ 1olates "one· man. one vote
principles repeatedly upheld by
the U S Supreme Court and the
state Supreme Court
Wallin declared that public
control or the wate r dtStflCt
board of directors IS essential
because of "momentous" de
cisions the board will face re·
garding future developme nt
within the 69.000-acre d1stnct.
The district includes one-sixth
of Orange County's land area,
Including the city or Irvine and
portions of Tustin. Santa Ana.
Newport Beach. Laguna Beach
and unincorporated territory.
The question now facing Judge
Wallin is how to shift control of
the water djstnct board from
landowner-selected to popularly
1·h·t·tt•d mcmbt·r.., Prn.~1blP rem
t'Ull'' ~111 bt' t'Xpl<Ht:d al a
hcarin~ l><'hedulcd for 1 JO p rn
Mont.lay
i\~ nov. ('Ol\Sl1t utcd. lht• seven
member board uf d1rrctors in
eludes fivl' members scle<'ted on
the bUSlS of assessed valuation or
land held b y the dis trac t '!>
landowners and two member!\
elcctt.'<l by direct vote of the peo
pit•
Ut><·ausl' the Irvine Company .
rontrols virtuall y all uninhabit-
ed land WJlhm the sprawling dis-
t net. the election scheme has
permitted c·ompany control of
f1\ e votes on the board or diree
tors
A state law passed in 1975
perm1L') transition of the board
from landowner to public control
as residential 'development OC·
curs . Following a review or develop-
ment statist1c11. the board re-
cently voted to incre ase the
number or popularly elected
directors to three. That move,
tiowever. will leave the company
with a four-member majority on
the board, critics have pointed
out. Loot Dropped
As Duo Flees
~C Apartment Smog Covering Coast
The lawsuit attacking the elec·
lion system was brought against
the.;dlstrict by the city of Irvine,
ana the Center for Law in the
Publlc Inter est, representing
Irvine Tomorrow. The Irvine
Company later became an ln·
tervenlng defendant in the case.
A palr -of bungling burglars
awoke a aleeping 60-year-o&d San
Clemente woman, threatened
her at knlfepoint and dropped
$$1 in loot wb.ile neetn1 from her
apartment in a predawn raid to-
day.
The Avenida Santa Inez real·
dent told police s h e was
awakened at l :20 a.m. to find
two men, one with a knife, de·
m8"dlnl to know where 1be kept
her mone)'.
Art. 1he told them, one man
aaked her ace. "You don't look
that old,'' the thua told h•r. The
otb•r man ord•nd the in·
qul1Ulve tbu1 to leave the
womu aloM, police aald.
Tb• t" men commaaded lb.tr vtcUm to U. on her faee
ud .-to • • u..1 n• on foot .... told ~ .... famd
the mcmer 1'j .. rear door.
,..... Uft DO IUll*U at tlda um..
St.agnant Air Triggen Health Advisories
By MICHAEL PABllEVICll ... ....., ...........
Stagnant air cluna to the
Orange Coaat aaaln today,
promptlng car pooling pro-
grams for large flrma from
Costa Mesa to Laguna Beach
and first sta1e health ad·
visorles for _sections of inland Oran1e County.
Smot snw even wone around
Loi A.Ill•• u a new Hise of •1•·•tluinc vapo,.. enveloped
the baaln, trlH•rln1 HCODd
ata1e health alerta ln ......a .,.._..
leeclDd ... .._.... ••llaill
-meaa1n1 ....,..._ air t• .a
people -were n,.w to 1Mt throueb Friday la P•act.a IM
Harby conu1uanidel.
"Tll ..., as lllw ,._,.11
r .
almllar to wbat we uperteneed
la.at weefl," 1ald a 1pok•rnan
for the South Cout tJ-r Quality
llaaa1ement D11lrtct.
aEMENTE PIER
GE7S FA,CE LIFT
Somet.lme1 we don't properly
appreciate pod thlDp wt hive near home. Uk• tbe ,..,.able
San Clemente pier wbtre
tbouaanda b.ve fowad flA1nl
uct ... wateb• .. .
Today • P ... AH. tbe Dall¥
Pllot \elll of *' N ·1t1r-olct pler'a f8" llft md IOIDe·Yll&ton•
rueU., to tM MW Jooll at a cl· 9 .......
'
That weather syatem, In which
an lnvenkJn layer of cool.over·
hot air trapped pollutants c&o.e
to tbe around, cauaed e11r.t atralabt da)'I of 1ecood ataae
health alerU.
Couldered the wont run ol
1mow daya ln 25 yean, the In·
veraloa layer lilted over tbe
weekend only to return t.oda)'.
It will remain bot Frida)' wttb
ne1H1tble wind• and bllb• above IO JD Loi Aqea., N for
lD land Yalleya.
It wlll be ODIJ aUOIUy cooler
for mi.I~ County, .......
flnt •&al• bealtb advllortn w•r• ellP9ded to ........... ti· feet ,_ II Toro. La Balwa. Loa
Alamltol, lut.a Aoa c..,oa ...........
No ftnt 1taH alel'll .,.,..
cletlMOG. Pa1• AJ>
Law center attorney Carlyle
Hall, during arguments before
Judie Wallin, called the power
wielded by the Irvine Company
on the waler district board,
··power that la debaalns tbe
moat Nile rtlht in a clvillJ.ed
society -the rtibt to vote."
Hall atrenuoUlly arrued that
the Judie act immediately to re-
move all seven members from
the dlalrlct board and order an
election In which lhe vacant
potltlona would be lllled by
popul81' vote.
The dlltl1ct'a r t1ular two-year
election II ecbeduled for Nov. e
to dtddl tine-popularly elect.eel
and one lancfowner-aelecled
po1ltioo1. Wallln quHtloned
• ....._ auffteMDt time ~
betw .. now 8Dd tbe eleeUoD
ate \o modlb tlMI baDot. AJa_,_ ..,..., (lie diltrtet'I
altorlMJ, ..... tbe ~ ''IO c ... 18'1NS, .... AIJ
)
c:;.:;. ·-
LIC\IU 6t" t'h r<Mlll 11 ""'m
bert ba\o decided w 10 an.r all
lb marbl• lo UHi federal fk)w
tn1 and C'ommunlly Dev lop
tnf'nl srant b11
Cou.ocll m•mWn 1o·oted lhla
week to Mell more U.aa M00,000
m l~t'r.i IJ'&nl cru111My ~or ~t'tt ln a S.aeA,
lbey an=t• rec-eivln1 oo 1
about ll4.S.OOO ln lh«" lll th yttar
lundlnt c·)'tlc
Al lbtt top ol lh•lr w1.1b Uat,
whlcb w1U be aent to Oranaa
County 1~nuora for r•vtew,
•re requeala f ur fund• for Jaod•lLd~ devut1ted Bluebird
Can yon and the Thurtto n
<Woodland l>nv•> 04!1&hborhood
In Laguna Canyun _,
Thi• Wffk's hur1n1 uo tbt'.
fedtral ara.ot r~ua"-1parked a
b ttle ol IOtU be\ween lbe two
l.agun1t1 Buch neighborhood:).
with Blut'bird Canyon reBldenb
1>aying their nc~ should t.Mkf'
priority over Lhc>Nc of T hur11Wn
r~1d~nt.s
T he c·1t y '"' n:commende rl
:.pending r~ut>l\t fur Bluub1rd
Cunyon includes $100,000 lo
move tour houst!s destined for
destruction onto Bluebird Knoll:.
fo r low income families who lost
tlw1r residences in the Oct 2
landshdt'
Jt also recommends $60,000 in
fc•deral funds to be u.sed an con
Junction walh d ere rred bank
Joanl> to fix up the 11tructures
once they are on foundations In
Bluebird Canyon.
An addilJoni.I SS0.000 1s l>Ought
for rehab1hlatwn funds for lhe
26 rammes who lost their homes
in the landslide .
Bluebird spokeswoman Judy
Wander suggested rent subsidies
for the Bluebird victims will be
removed soon , adding "the
needs or Thurston Park a re not
cnllcal "
S h e said the T hurs ton
neighborhood rould waat a year
and apply for federal funds next
year
The fodt-ral wt!'lh ll11t c:11ls for
$200.000 to be SJ><'nl for storm
drc.11n !I and s c>wer!> i n the
Thuri;ton m•aghborhood, u11 well
'Ulot creation or a SJ)('Ciflc plan for
the area which eurrently has no
pulJhc stn~t.'> and doci. not eon
form Wllh f'Jly hulld1ng codes.
Other prOJcl·ts included In the
dty's f(.>dera l gr i.nt request Jn
elude a $25,000 appropraatlon for
rehabll1lat1on o r h omes
hroughout the caty ; $20.000 to
r<'m11v<> an·h1tf>rlural bar ner:'I
for hand1(·a111wd c1l1ten .... i.nd
$!"1,000 ror c:ono;tructilm or " tot
play ground an nui.l <.:aoyon
l'.1rk
C'11urw1lmt'11 \ cil<·d unu11111111u"I
I\ 111 ..,,.nil lht· c·ral ir<· $41;() (J(Jt> 111
11·11111"'"' 111 the· counly, uddm~
t lw~ '"•111ltl "l11hh)' tw1·kslaJ.>e"
(.:Op lJ nhurt
In Smashup;
Teen Nabbed
A San Clement(' policeman
escaped anjury in a s m ashup
wath a st<1len aut<> during a
Wednesday afternoon chase
Ollacer Doug Wu l·i.t arrested a
16-year old Huntington Beach
youth ht> srud drove a s tolen car
from Averuda Cota to u deadend
slreet at tht• municipal golf
course shortly after noon an a
futile attempt to elude police
1 he youth wso was unan1ured
and lodged In Orange County
Juvenile Hull
t•olJce :sald the boy took the
parked auto rrorn in front or its
owner's home at 125 A venlda San·
ta Barbara and changed lhe com
pa('t sedan's llcense plate.
Lat.er , Lhe aut.o wus •potted by
a resident. Wuest paased the
moving 11uto on hl.s way t.o In· vestlga~. The two cars aped al
uf to 50 mlles per hour alons I.he
d ps and bumps to the 101'
course.
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Beass11rance Given
\
.. Juan Conunia•ioner .. Placaled·~m•
for the Bluebird and Thuraton""
proC:Uwomu sAJJ Bellet\M,
althoulh approvlaa ~ moUon ,
uJd tie city II aak.ln1 for too
a\UC'b Md lbOWd &uppolt only
lh• 81\Mblrd CMYOft req'*l\e
8ul Ma1or Jaek JlleOowell
Uld It rn1-'>t be IMU• lo uk loo
murh. and let the county trim
lh• Hit
"Thllt ·a IOrt ol Uke whal lhe
developera do to ua," Mn
Bellerve laUCIMd
"I'm aorry, I d idn't mean
that," lbe lldded.
"I cert.aloJy hope not," aa1d •
1ombu Mayor McDowell
Judge 'No Hero'
In CdM Rescue
Jud&e Blair Barnette or the
South Orange County Municipal
Court said that he doesn't con
sider hlmsell a hero for rescuing
a woman who was being beaten
a t a 'orona dcl Mar bearh
··rt was something an yone
would have done," Barnette said
of the incident that occurred
Sund ay morning ut Plrale 'i.
Cove.
Barnet~. a Corona del Mar res·
ident, also noted that he wasn't
the only one involved aa separal
ing the man from lhc woman he
was beating. "Ther e was
a n other local lady who was
there and :she helped out. too," he
added
The incident apparently in
volved a dispute between u man
and his girlfriend arid the
woman didn'l want lo file a
crime report so Newport Bea('h
police aren't 1nve:;llgat1ng the
Calle
Barnette :w1d he wai. taking •
p1c:turc.'b <1l about 8 a m from 1.1
vantage potnl above the beach,
JUllt 1ns 1dc lhe Nf•wport Harbor
entran<'t'
He saJd he 1>aw lhC! m an drali(
~mg lhe womun 1nt1> lhc mouth
of one or the be ach's caves.
where he knocked her to the
ground and began hitting her 1n
the face
"It looked to me like he was
taking hb best shots al bet"," the
Jud ge observed
"The woman was screamang,
but you couldn't he ar it becau.sc
of the way the rocks a re situated
above the beach," he said.
Barnette said he raced down
the r ocks to the beach and
grabbed Ole man to pull him off
the victim. The Judge said he
doesn't know the local woman
who showed up and assisted the
victim in getting out of her at-
tac ke r's grasp
lie said the man ned while he
and the woman helped the vie·
tim dimb over the r ocks to
Corona del Mar Main Beach
whe re police were called
"She was pretty shook up
hysterical and her mouth was
hlood y, but by the time lh1'
polic<' arrived s he'd c .. lmed
down." tht! Judge said
.. It was just reaction I guess
It oHcnd~ me to see something
lake that happen ing. Re&lly,
unyonc would h ovc done lh."
!l umc thrng," the Judge ~aid.
I',.... Pop Al
San Juan Caplatnno city
councilmen fired off a "love
note" to eltJ eommlHlonen
Wednnclay after tbe mayor
claimed the 1roup WH ap-
preheftlt ve about tbelr futare lD
Mla1lon Ctty l()Vemment.
Coundlmen vot.d unul~
ly to tell memben of varto. d ·
ty comm.lutom that nooe would
be ellmm.t.ed for al leut al.x
months to one year.
"Then are people wbo .,. ...,.
dtr the U1umpt1oa that they
may be pulled out 1t any Ume,"
Mayor K.mneth Jl'rieu told COUD·
cllmen, cltlnc phone calla M 'd
received from commlulon
memben.
·"A lot of them have been
operatln1 on the IHumpllon
that their polation ll on tbe line.
Frteu aa&d the apprebenaion
amoa1 members occurred when
councilmen began revampln1
the city's development rev1ew
Another Bank
Hikes Prime
NEW YORK IAP) -
Chase M1nhallan Bank,
the naUon's Ourd·largeat
commercial bank. today
became the second major
bank to raise IU prime
lending rate from lJ per·
cent lo 1 r~d 13 1/• per·
cent.
But banking lnduatry
analy1t.1 sa.ld that 1l may
take furth e r c redit ·
tightening by the govern·
meot before the trtckle of
banka raiJung t.he1r pnme
rate• above 13 percent
turna Ullo a nood
Chase Manhattan's in·
crease in the prime rate
fo llowed b y a day a
!'limilar in('rease by
Chemical Rank ll was t.he
sixth Ume in less than five
weeks that Chcm1c11l hi.s
rataed the rate foT loan11 lO
ats m<>l!l credal worthy cor
porate borrowers
!!.~~~'°~ ~!.E~. as ~~!:.~!.!?~., S,:,,:,.:., ele<l<d memben by
the electaon system Bowie su~ clt>cled d irector s h ips on " 1983 .
geslcd qwck or thoughtless ac board fa11ter than requar by But tht> dustnct b <'ratacs P<J•nl
(Ion could jMpardize the dlli the 1975 law out that by lhat date the de
lril'l 's abahty tll conduct day to Bowie sald the h1ggest falUng t1s1oni. arrectanl{ the develop
<fay bu~an~'> of the bpecaal leg1slat1on w&:. menl future of tht> Irvan .. Jtanch
Bowac• did not directly attack thul at did not include a t1meta an large measure will have been
thl' jud~t·'s det·1sion on the ron hie ror the transition lie added, decided
:ititutwn 18:-.ue Hut he conced"1l however, that a timetable wouJd In his ~rgumt•nt lo Wallin.
that ' I km•w tha:. day had to probulJlyhav<'b<-cnagreeabl~to I rv ine Company ~ttorney
t·ome · the then pn..'ll1dcnt of the lrvlnt> Donald Stark :-.aid there w.~ a
The 1975 lc·gai.li.tion allowin~ Co mpany o r the N talc ··compelhnK sltttP interrsl to
transition of the board, Bowie legislature allo w the prc:~c>nt elf'C'l1on
11 aid, was "novel a nd unique" 01s tncl ollacaa ls have said 11y11tem becau11c> of the: subRlWl
and indicat(•d the dislract "dJd thul under the current trarull· t1al agn culturc Jn ('Ome ~tall de
o;nmPthing" tow-ard furthe ranl( taon, :.it leru.l four of the seven raved by the company from the
JJUblic cootrol board lieut.a would be filled by ranch.
l\od Uowic :>aid the di:.tn c:t It was tus apparent intention
f 'ro. Pfif14! A I
HOMES ..•
from lhe Planning Commission
to delay approval of the Nu-West
plan until a southern access
road couJd be studied.
Belda indicated to the council
there Is no definite plan at th.is
time caJUng for the finaancl113
and routing of a southern road
into the project known as
Rancho San Clemente.
The road, officials say. would
have to come through Camp
Pendleton in San Diego County.
Plannmg commissioners recom·
mended lhal Marine Corps and
State Parka ofriclm be contact-
ed by the city prior to approval
of the plan.
Tuv Students
Hurt in Van
Crash inSJC
T wo Regional OccupaUoo Pro-
gra m students escaped seriOWJ
i n1ury Wednesday when-the
1chool bus van in which they
were riding s la mmed Into a
s lopped vehicle In San Juan
Capis trano.
Callromia Highway Patrol Of
fleer Mlke Lortua aald the 3: 10
p.m . accident on Del Obispo
Street ne1r Alipaz Street left
Mirtha Kay Ferrelra, 18, and
Cathryn J . Wooton, 16, both ol
San Clemente, with minor In·
juries. They were treated and
relea1ed from San Clemente
General Hospital followln,-the
accident.
to try to ronvance Wallin lhat the
company ls sUIJ heavily geared
to agriculture and therefore still
riubject to state laws thal permit
landowner control of water de·
livery in a&ricultural areas.
But the c ity 's atto rney .
Leonard Hampel, of tbe Rutan
and Tucker la w rlrm . responded,
.. People not land, not trees,
not pastures -vote."
Hampel added, "68,000 people
<the estimated populaUon of the
Irvine area) are affected In the
pocketbook. Nobody's control·
ling that.•·
procea to make It more efn.
clent.
Several council members bave
complained lbat pro.JeeU wind·
In• their w., th.rou.ah the clty'a
varlou.a citizen commlaalon•
. have been delayed too much.
CouncUman Jamea Tborpe
chided the tomml•alon.en for
beln1 "paranoid" about poulble
chu1es the council ml1ftt make ln the structure ol the planning
commluioa. traffic and
tranaportatioa commluk>n and
~ arc:bltectural review board.
"We're aot looktn1 at ia-
dlvlduala we're k*lnl at tolaJ
eomm lMionl," Thorpe aaid. "lf
every Ume we're &ol.n1 to t.alk
•bout cbanle ~ set worried
then ll'a rtdiculoUa." ·
"We're Juat ultlac bow to
make the overall proceu effi·
c1ent." •
Fri .. aaid he want.I the vote
of confidence from couocltmen
becau.e he wowd be rneettnc
wilb eomm.iaaJon ebalnnen later
thl• moalh.
. "I don't want to co into that
meettna with t.h1a l.aaue on the t..·
ble," Frieu •aid. "Either we In·
te nd lo le1ve them alone or
we're going lo remove them."
City Manage r James Mocall11
F,...p.,_AI
AVCO •••
for the beach ar ea. affordable
houalng in the coastal zone and a
propoced expaMion of Mooarch
Bay Plaui
.. Although we theore tically
don'l have to addreu those lJI
sues t because of Wedne$day's
a pproval 1 we're still goana to try
lo come up walh ~me adJusl
ment.s to the plan ... Sm 1th said
"We t.tunk ther e are ways we
c t1n improve at 1n relation to
beach access "
Sm Ith said conslrurtaon of thf'
350 r oom beach hotc.•I rc'lort
com plex would probably n<Jl
take place for anoth1:r 2 to 3•,,
years
.. flualdmg on that racalaty Wlll
b<' determined tly :1 number <JI
othn for ums dealing with other
aspects of the overall plan,··
Smith scud
Sm 1th lauded com munaty
members for their l>Upport of
Avco's plan and praised lht•
coastal comm1ss1on prO<'esa a. ..
o ne developer s cou ld work
through if they're willing to lalu-
Ume
'lt"s a v£'ry hard and t'tlmplt•JI
procHs to v.ork lhroul(h. Smith
ad matted "A drvt:loper who
worh hard to ~1·t thrl)ugh th1·
1coa1>tal1 act c.an tw plca•.,..d
though
··rn thE"'>t' day' of f"nt1<'1'>m r1r
th · cou.stal t·omm1 .. ,1on 1 I hJ\ ,,
to tt•ll y1>u tht-rl· 1Hrf' thr~ or
four rumm1:.'i111n•·r.. 11nll ti ti.rr
m t·mbt--r!> up tht-n: v.h11 rc:ull y
tried to hPlp u:. "
Postmaster
Still 'Serious'
M las100 Commuruty Hoep1taJ
o ffi cial s s aid toda y Sa n
Clemente Postmaster O('tavlo
Luna remrumi in serious cond1
lion in the interuuve care urut
after brain surgery two weeks
ago
Luna. whose family me mbers
have IJved in the San Cle mente
area for generations. entered
the hospital for removal of a
brain tumor
Boyd Ames, Nu-West consult·
anl on the road iasue, said ..
Marine CorPe and 1t1te]>ark1 of.
flclal• are aware of the matter,
but hive ftOt submitted written
support ol the pl1n.
Councilman Ahlman Hked
Nu-West officials to undertalce a
11tudy ol lhe road plan anct aut>.
mil it to the council before a
Ra ncho San Clemente preclae
pl1n la approved. This would
mean the road study could bt
before the council within alx
monlba, be said .
The collialon ~curred when
the b1.a1 driver, Otani K. Hefr,
39, of San Clemente, failed to
notice c111 ln front of her had
stopped, Loflua sald.
The ROP van cruhed Into lbe
rear of one car, 1endln1 It
forward Into two «her can &bet
hid al.lo 1topped .
Newport
Surf and Sport
Ahlman aald lbe Nu·W•t de·
velopen "have been held ~ an
Inordinate amount of Umt · In
1etthl1 coundl lpproYal.
But Mn. Waoer UMn.d lbil
wu lbocked by Ablmu•1 ftlte
Wtdn-s.1 and cla11D4d the Nu·
Wett pt., wu ''rtm·rodded."
Sbe eccUHCI the tbrM CCMm·
cllmen ol ''baviDC a tot.I dll·
recard for wbat theJ ,,.,. et.d·
ed lo do, lo Ml'V• and prcaet tbe
city."
Mn. Koetter tald Ille lllo op. DOted ...,.,,a1 of .... .... at W. tame beeawe ''cdtJ MnlHI
would be adv.,...lJ atfldad'' due to a leek o •' 1rowtb
................. propoHI. .. ,... ..... -..... ..., -r.·1~· ... ..w.ct a lman ut~rted that ...... .. •• ..,....... to ltOp
............ lttt•tmfldl oer....-.··
Mn. Helf wu not Injured, but
the driver of the car the YU
1lnlck, Carole A. Meldau, "· ol
La1un1 Nlpel, 1uffered minor
iDJuriet. Sbe alto wa1 treated
aodr•IMd.
No otMr IDJurlH were re-
ported.
Pbolo Coone Set
'In L.guna Beaeh
A fivt·week course bl cre.Uvt
color 1ttll pbotolrapby
1J>oD1ortd bJ lad lebaek eou.r. btllDI toai'9at aa ~ 8He .
Tbe _..... nm from '7 to IO
p.m. at B. C . .......,....,, •
l'or•t Aw. OCMI' cl.Ill 11••-are tcbe+aa.d at vutou U..
and inehlde I fteld tftp 8'ft .• trom "I a.•· lo aooa. Yw t\irti..r
lalormadoa, pbone Ill...,.
•
Introduces
QUIKSILVER
PANTS
.......
12~.:~
7Wii4 ... ..., •
IJ ex~ to present reeom·
mendallGN &o couacllm•n Oct. a
r.,a...., U. ,..SbWty of plec-
ln1 a comdlman and • pl..Unc commiJIUooer on lhe city'• en.
vlroammtal '"'*• board. Tb1t IJ'OUP diacUHa project.a
before they enter the com-
miHkm ~Ion. review and
approval procees.
Moc.U. h.aa aald, howe ver , hJs
recommendaUona won't inelude
dlsbandint any of the ext.ting
comml.aalona.
*'remP-AJ
SMOG •••
ulled for coast clltes where
tempentutts will rem &in bl the
mld -701, but a dl1trlct 's
1poltesman •aid the air will re-
main "unbeallblw ror extremely
aen•IUve persona" throush Fri-
day.
As a result of rancid air
1atherlos atrenJitb In Los
Angeles and Riverside c ounties
urly today, au quality officials
anaUluted mandatory car pool
ang for 2,600 Southland firms
that employ more than 100 peo..
pie
Cost a Mesa, Newport and
Irvine area corporaUon.s were
ordered on second stage plan.'!,
calling for fiO lo 70 percent re
ductlon.s in employee car tnps.
A firKt stage plan, asking for
voluntary car pooling, wu re
quested fOT the Laguna Beach
and &OUt.h Orange Cout a rea.
Both plans were e.xpeet.ed to
be renewed Friday.
A poUut.aon reading of .15 parts
per m1Won wu predicted for
Costa Mesa and Newport Beach
today and Friday A .20 level
must be reached before a first
atage heaJth alert as called
Inland readings of 26 for San
ta Ana Canyon and 21 for
Anaheim were preda('ted IJy dis
lrict olfic1ah1
Outdoor rf'r rf'allon W<tit t•l{
pt·c·t.-d t1> bf> eurta1led for stu
dents att,.ndJnl( anland srhools
AlonK tht> cousl. o;1·hool d1stn1·t
1>rfl r1ah. 01wt• al(a111 w•·n· fL'lk1-tl
to ui1e d1scretaon in '>t·heduling 11r
11trenuou.o; s port:. tccllv1ly
Oops; F e"iale
Con a Male
ST l.Ol'IS f A Pl I\ pn soner
who .,pent fa v" days 1n th1
womc,n ·., quarters of the St
Louis City Wt.1rkhou.sc has ~n
mov1-d to Uw men':. SN·t1on aftt•r
pt1l1('1· d1 .,c1,vered that :.he wai;
11•all~ .1 ht·
l'ol1ct' o ff1 ('ra" "oa1tl th al
'1 11rln" Ransom. 23 , h<JtJ ma:.
qu1·rat1ed a.'> a W<Jman :.1n1·e hu;
.irrc•'>l St.·pl fl on a c·harge nf
tamp1:nnl{ with an uutomob1le
T ht>y sa1t1 RaMom Spent one
niKht an the women's holdover
H'('t1on at poh<'l' h1•adquarten>
and lave days an the women's
quarters of the workhou11e
Ransom's true sex was dis·
covered dunng a routine st.rip
st-a r c h at the wo rkhouse .
authonlles said
Ransom was being held on a
charge of steahnte.
Shrimp Damaged
SAN JOSE <AP> The state
Department of Fish and Game
says that m lllloos of gallons or
partially trea~d sewage have
devastated shnmp beds in t.he
south end of San f'rancisco Bay.
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MAP LOCATES IOUTHERN CAUfORNIA '°"EST FIRES
Hol, Dry W•ather l,.tade to P9rtloua Condition•
Fire Fig•res
Major Blazes At-a-Glance
By Tile Aasocla&ed Prell
Here is a rundown of the 16 major fires burning in
California today.
~c.-..i ..
GOLITA 0111 EAGU "1111' lo<•tlOl'I Eagle Canv..,... 10 mun wffl ot S.nt• BM'bat•
""._ f ,ODO Proge<ty Lou 6 ~. 1 1>¥1' •l>O 31 he.a of c •nl• Curr ... 1 c -11-s 50 per< ... , COftl•lned LIQM wlfteb
Out-Ho conlalll<TMf11 p~olct•O
Loc.tllon Ventur• County A< rflttge 10,000
¥ENTUlllA.OJAI
Property Lou . One hOme O•maor<t sew r•I outbu1101119• .. ,.o motor n11lc1~
cMom•~ or oestr.,.,...,.
Current C-itk>M Ou1 ot control, e•iKWteo Allceo •"" w-~· C•"Y°"'· powo< out~. C:lty of Ventura out Of 0'"'9f'r Out-; Ho<ontalnmeflt pre<tl<led.
OTAY
Lo<atlon S... O>e90 CounfV. l S m llff '°""-'1 of S.n 01«90 n.ar Dulrur•
Atre-I.ODO Pr-ny t.ou· H"""'
Current c-··~ Out Of CCHltrol, 11~100 •V•cu.ieo Ot•y L ..... RO<IO (-to tra!Hc OUtk>oli No <Clfttalnment Q<eclk ted.
¥UITUlllA-,ll()JI CAN YON
Loc:•llOn Yff>IU•• C°""ty ,...., Simi V•lley Fr-•Y
Acreaor IOO
Propo,rty LO'\• No oam"9".
Curr•nl ConclltlCHI\ Fully conl••ned W..,,,..SO•Y n19hl OuUOOll Conlrolleo al m1dn19M W•OMS<l<ly
loc.>loon A-••• Na110na1 F0<~\I
AtrP-J1.0D0 Propoorty LO\~ Elqht •mdll \true lure' ancl a "°"' ll•N>•Y ontroyeo C urr,.nt CondlttOf'I\ 7S ~rcont contained r ~w tiomf'S. t•mo and pten1c •f't•\
t.hr••ten-'"O Dwellers +vtteuat~ OullOOll To~I contalnm<'nt oreolc l•d rodav op m Control _.••••• d•V• •w•y
l ocation """"'''' N•llonal Forf'st l<c ~"91' •,IOO
Propetrty LO\' NOM
MONTE
Curr•nl Conditions IS Pf'rcent cont••ned
OUtlOoil Tot•• conlai,,,.,,...t ore<tl<t.Ooo m tod.ey
PINECREST
Location A"9"1•• N•llO<><ll Forest ,.,,._ s.ooo
ProPCt(ty lo\$. None
Current COftdltlCHIS Control-
WDOOWAllO
~oc••-Wttl of Lah t..c.eu• ~· N"11-t Forot. 11.,,, Coumy, JOO milos
nortll ot LO\ •nqelt's Acre-IOO
Prooerty L<»s NOM C:urrMll Cond•hon Conlronecl
PA SEO
Loe a11on C:lt'wl•no Netionar Forest. RoWf'-C:ounty, ne•< C0<on•. 50 mll•s ea.i.,. Los Afl94tl•s.
MOUNTAIN SHADOW
t.ocation· San llff""'dino Count'o', IO mllff •d of LO\ Ange~ ... , .. 1911 2,a. • Property Lou C:urr...i Coftdltio1w 1 S percent cont•I....,.
GlllllENSPOT
Loe""°" S.n 81trnaro1no c:ounty. elonQ Ille !oant• Ane R1..,r '°ulhwrst ol Redl•nd•
Atre-t,100
Curr..,. LondlllOM P•rtlalty conlditleo Outloot. Conu11nment uoecled tOCS.y
DALEY
Location s.n 8er,,.rdlno Nation.ti ForHI, near OettY C:anvon
Acre-1,'-IS. Prolle'fy L<»• ()net flretl911ter 1n1ured
C:urrff't Cor>dltlOnS to percent cont•1Md.
Our-Conl••nmentu~l.Ooe m.tOOIY
CllOFTC»f
Local'°" East of Rltdl•nds. ,,.., Croft°" Hiii•, wotsl Ol lmerstat• to
Ac••-100. Pr-1'.v LO\s se'tff•I ...,,,_ lhrHl-0
C:une<'t Conditions VNveilebll! OutlOOll No containment predicted
WllallCANYON
Location 8-of Af19elfl N.ttlonel F°'"t ,, .. , Clart ....... t
A< te19f 3,00G-3,500 P,_.,., LOM· 1 structure dnlTOyt'd. 1 ~
..
Current Condltiol'IS· H oercfflt CClftteiMCI. NIOdetrete w~ Palmer C:.,,yon ftOlntnQ
lfoK I e•K-ed. Outloolt No contelnmff>t predl< ted .. ....,...c~
CMllla.t.11 Acr•-Recl\A:ed from tttim•te ot l,lOOtoo.IOO ,,._., •llor -\tNMle c1e11reo Propefty t.oss· F-r~ff. value ftllmeled '2IO,OOO Al\O one tNrn encl lour out· bulldlnqs C:urr•nl C-itlons . IO~<Qnt conta!Md We<tnet\cMly Oull-· Full t ontaln<Nnt pl"edlcl.O .t00\1110 P.m. Frld•Y
PLUMAS
Lout Ion s,..ns Plumas end Lasian National Forftl• and C-llH. •c rff91 -..or.-ci 10 3,IMS from 3.500. P~y Loss· On<rl~ as one mOC>llt llO<ne. _ ,,....,11relltt. and one cebl" Cu~! C-lllon OUt Of tanlrol out I-. Containment pf'f'dk!K 10 p.m. S.1ur0ey
Many on Coast
Merit Scholarship
Semifinalists Set
National Merit Scbolarabip
aemiftna1ists have been named
for ueo and the liat includes muy Orance Coat students.
Academically , tbe
· Mmlftulista are in tbe top ball
al one perHDt ~ tM natian'• MP 8ebool .-Ion. Thete are
1J,to0lell1iftnaliatl, from whom
,_. 118timet merit acbolanbip
..... wll1 be cboeea.
Loe.al bonoreea,. bJ., llt.ilb eelnd. .,.:
• .... -.... : Teri Donnan ... Allilon· Jliller. • it'exaw Oil J>Jan
~byBome
EdlH• Hts• (Huntington
Beach): Ruth Bernd, Gregg
Burgess, Christopher Johnson,
Liou Palubinskas, Kevin Pate,·
Kelvin Sakai and Marie Sawaya,
H.....,._ Beacla HJp: Dan
Campbell, Barbara Gethard and
Leilani lllller. •art•• Biiia <Huntin1ton
Beach): Monica Cyriao,
Frances Huffman, David
Ot11e::ra md Brian Yee.
Int. ..... : Linda Gundenon
and Mart llDlat. .
U•lwenllJ Biiia <Irvine):
Jlartc Cernnu, DaYid Duncan,
Mar1aret Foley. Doria Nuuen·
bawn, Tlmotby Renaud, Wendy
Sacket 9DCI Michael Tonai.
La.-Beeela 81p2 Ner
Cumalll'e, Jtlllca HUH, SeoU
M cGeltff, Bruce Sil•• encl
JamtmW.U. c-........ : .....
Col., Dmd en.a, Oavtct Baa·
danw-.-a11 *'· N ........ mp: .11ldWl
.......... lloblrt l'tamldbl. ::1::11a11r _. .... ..,...
---~,,,,...., ................ """"'"""' ..............
Mobile
ar &08DT BAal(El °' .. ...., ..........
Or1n1• Cou.aty auperviaora
approved 1onta1 et:,::.fi•• Wtdaeeday th•t make it ble
for mobile bome t.eoants to own
their own hmd lo unineorpon&ed
county &.erritory.
s upel'Yilora were so pleaed
by their actloa that they decided
to send t.be zoning pack•ae to all 218 cltlee ln the county to use as
1uldell.nes that they may want to
follow .
The zoning changes will allow
tenants of mobile homes , or
manufactured modular homes,
to place their dwellings in lots
now zoned for single .family
residences.
Supervison also approved &c·
Uon to permit tbe development
of mobile home subdivisions in
b igb density residenUal areas in
wblcb tenants also can own their
. own lots as well as their
coaches.
S upervisor R a lph Clark
h eralded the cha nges in tbe
mobile home regulations.
"It has long been overdue. It
is the first step in giving mobile
home owners the same rights to
own their own la nd as other
home owners," he said.
"It is a wonderful tool. They
won't have to be victims of park
owne rs who have driven rent out
of s ight," Clark added.
When the zoning changes take
errect 30 days from now. mobile
home owners wiJJ be allowed to
move into large lot residential
areas with a use permit from the
county zoning administrator.
Large lots range from zorung
which allows one unit per four
acres to one urut to an acre
County officials say about 60,000
a cr es fall into the large lot
class ification.
Mobile home owners also will
be allowed lo move into typical
s inl(le family housing areas but
there are tighter restrictions.
The action requires a zorung
change that is to be applied to
a ll new planned development
communities.
Supervisors had wanted the
additional safeguards built into
the regulations in order to dis·
courage piecemeal locations or
mobile homes 'through single·
family s ub<Hvisions.
Officials said the zoning
changes will tend to free up land
for mobile home tenants that
previously have been designated
for other uses as well as curbing
purported abuses in existjng
rental parks.
He retofore, mobile bomes
could be located only in mobile
home parks.
A study committee has ob·
served previously that mobile
home park development has
been practically nonexistent in
recent years.
Because mobile homes were
allowed only on lan'd zoned for
high density residential com·
plexes. condominium develop·
menls usually were chosen by
builders a'> the most profitable
course of action.
San Onofre's
Nuke Plant
Still Closed
Th e San Onofre Nuclear
Generating Station will remain
shut down until sometime this
weekend to complete inspectioo
and repair s on weld cracks
found in a non·radioactive water
pipe Sept. 7.
A spokesman for Southern
California Edison. operators of
the plant located just south of
San Clemente, said the facility
was shut down Friday afternoon
for inspection.
Edison official David Barron
said the maintenance on the
cracked auxiliary cooling water
pipe bas taken longer than Ul·
ticipated. It was hoped that the
plant could be r eturned to
service by Wednesday.
The cracked welds are in a
pipe that carries borated water
during refueling operat:iom u
part of the plant's emergency
core cooling system. ·
Nuclear Regulatory Com·
mission officials have been
keeping a cloee eye on cradted
welds at the nation'• 72 •tomle
power plants since tbe Mardi
disaster at Pennsylvania'•
Three Mile Ialand facility.
Offldala believe cracked. .U.
welds in the Pennaylvanla
nuclear plut, now permanml.IJ
abut down, ma~ have led to tile
accident.
l?!ur!c!9· S!p!emb!f 20, 1979 s DAILY PILOT Al
Geni11s Bristles
Buckmiruter Fulkr Talks on Coaat
By IOANNE REYNOLDS
... Deity ...........
R. Buckmluter f'uller. de·
slper, immtor', carto1rapblr,
pblloeopber and world cltilen,
' dida't even look at the young
MWamu wbo'd tried to ult a
quntion.
"Don't interrupt,,. be
auppecl ''I'm trying to tell you
why we're aU in such peril."
AAd Fuller went oo to fllliab his
parable oa t.be origina ol 1~· men ts.
Tbe fianNP was one or several
produced when Fuller, 84, met
tbe press Wednesday in an in·
formal session in Newport
Beach.
He ia a genius comparable to
Einstein and Schweitzet. acedTd·
ing to the people wjlo brought him
to southern California from
Philadelphia this week.
Tbey are members of the
Community Church by the Bay
of Newport Beach and they're
staging a series of seminars -
tickets are $10 -fe aturing
Fuller as a fundraiser for a
center for holistic medicine. He was asked about bis feelings
on the subjectofbolistic medicine
since he's involved in raising
funds for it. Fuller bristled.
"I do not raise funds," he
declared. "I was asked to speak
by people interested enough to
want to hear what I have to
say." he said.
That flash or impatience, hke
the others that preceded and
followed it. faded quickly and
Fuller continued in a brief dis
cussion of the s ubject. adding
Dally ttllel SllH ~
SNAPPISH IN NEWPORT
R. Buckmlnster FuHer
that he rirmly believes .. cancer
1s primarily psyehologlcal "
The 45-minule :.ession was
peppered with othe r observa
lions by Fuller . who 15 probably
most widely known for the rev
olut1onary design known as the
geodesic dome The design has
give n the world indoor spo~
a re nai. s u r h a s Ho u:.ton i.
Uttle Ones, Tlaat Is
Lobsters Get a
When lobster season reopen.c;
along the Orange Coast Oct 4.
trapper s like Dana Pornt :,.,
Parky Cos by won 't be telhni,:
woeful tales about some of the
ones that get away.
In fact. most local hshermen
are pleased with a Department
of Fish· and Game regulauon
that requires escape ports on
commercial lobster ll'aps.
Cosby explains tbat th e po~
allow smaller~ized lobsters to
tum tail and crawl away. thus
preventing premature death and
probably increasing the take or
legal·sized shellfish later
"I think it's a good idea:· says
Co s b y , a 4~-y c ar o l d
restaurateur and Laguna Beach
native.
The trap openings, suggested
by marine biologists after a two-
year research program, allow
lobs ters smaller than three and
a half inches in circumference to
escape.
The suggestion became law
three seasons ago. and accord·
ing to state Department of Fish
a nd Game biologist J ohn G
Carlis le Jr .• only 185.733 un
cte r ~11cd sµ1n y lobl>lt-r:. were
l<lkl'n durin~ the p (ll>l thn•f•
sea!>on.'>
In contra.-.t. C'arhsle :,., figure~
s tat<· that 653 ,028 undersized
lobste ro., -...ere· trapped in the
three :.ea.son.'> prcced1n~ the nc-...
regulation
Co:.by agrees with the fish and
HB Burglary
Suspect Held
What do you do -... hen you find
a l>trancer 10 )our bathroom al 6
o·clock m the morrung"
If you're Ronald A Burgland.
38 . of 10751 Greentree Lane.
Huntington Reach. you chase the
intruder out or your house.
tackle tum 3 block away and
hold him until the cops get there
Upon tunung burglary suspect
Ra fael Herrera . 36. ove r to
po li c~ Wednesd ay morning,
Burg land advised ofhcers that
the man he cha:.ed down left his
house empty·handed
Astrodome .
Fuller's prim•ry eoacem now
ii the wuteful conswnptkle ol
energy and it.a role in lbe lmm1·
nent demise of lbe human race.
Here are some of Ilia thoughts
on the 1ubject: ·
-No more schools should be
built. Use of home video systems
should replace those institutions
and that would save energy DMC
consumed in tranaportat.ioo of
students.
-At any given moment dur·
log the day. there are two
million automobiles ln the U.S.
stopped at red light.a which is
equivalent t.o "200 million horses
jumping UJ).,aod down and going
nowhere."
-Industrialized man bas the
misconception that "the uni·
verse was put here for our
amusement." Our attitude about
the continued availability of oO
is on par with the assumption
that "the stars were put here
solely for us to make love under
them."
-Use of nuclear power is
about the same thing as a cap·
tain setting fire to his ship in
mid-ocean. "We shouldn't burn
up our s h ip with nuclear
power ." he said.
How are we going to save
ourselves, be was asked
.. Through individual integri·
ty," he answered. "Each one of
you must do your best Job of
really explaining what I've said
here a..od not worry about selling
stonesonpageone "
And with that he wentto lunch
Break
game contention that allowrng
lobs ten. to reach maturity ha!>
m<1de trapping more profitable
fo r a rea fishermen
The average legal·s1ze catch
ha'> increased to 187. 733 lobsters
per !>eason m Southland waters. That's 39,000 more lobsters Ulan
taken before the escape hatch
rule went into effect
That trans lates into 60.000
pounds more or lobs ter per
season . worth 11 n es t imated
Sl65.000
Cosby, one or the state's 228
l1 c e n !>e d co mmercial
lobs t e rmen . pr edicts a good
catch Uus season, which runs
from the first Wednesday m Oc
to ber to the f1rsl Wednesday
alter March 15
He 1s now preparing 400 traps
that will be dropped to the bot
tom a few hundred yards from
shore If the season proves to be
a good one. he estimates that
each lrap shouJ d net about two
or three pound-; per day. And on·
ly the big ones will be in tus
trawler when tt returns to Dana
Point Harbor ·
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fact, has been applying certain pressures in an effort to
conv~ Orange County that it should keep the odd-even
system .
Brown ls very serious about all this.
THAT'S WHY IT'S s uch an enormous giggle Talk
about a gasser. This whole tJung is a real whoop and
holler .
The reason Lhal this is such a comedy act between the
governor and the supervisors tS patently obvious lo every
working stiff among us who gels out in the real world
every day
It is this.
Despite the great pious pronouncemenL"I from the balls
of government, the odd-even gasoline law 1s already dead.
ft has gone. Vanished.
Oh sure, the law that you can only buy gasoLine on odd
or even days depending on the last digit of your liceruoe
plate is st.i ll on the books
BUT SO WAS PROHJBmON·dunng the J)t!riod when
our country was awash in bootleg booze. Proh1bllion was
called a scoff law.
The odd-even gai; thing 1s drawing a lot of scoff right
now itself. Nobody is paying any attention lo it. The gas
station guys will sell you the gallonage if you can come up
with the bucks.
And what about those dollars?
THE LONE BUCK won't even buy you a gallon any
more at most locations It's $1.0S or maybe a dollar and a
dJme.
Of course. along with thJS escalated pricing, the gas
shortage has mysteriously vanished like the mists of the
morn mg.
If some service station does challenge the last d igit on
your license plate these days, you can probably explain the
kad of the house must have changed plate plates with you
overnight. Or. gosh. you thought you were driving the
other car. Or is this really the 20th? I thought it was the
21st.
THE GAS MAN will probably forgive you and allow
you lo have the full tank anyway.
Aflcr a ll, the price is right.
For him, anyway.
Bomb Blast Kil'ls Israeli
JERUSALEM <AP> -Troops,
police and bomb d1sposaJ teams
fanned out through crowded
street.I today lo protect Israelis
shopping for the J ewish New
Year after a Palestinian bomb
ripped through a Jeruaalem
mall, k.llllng at least one penon
and injuring 42.
Is raeli s tate radio said a
secOlld person died ln the blast
Wednesday but police s aid the
victim was so badly man.Ued
they thought at first be was
dead, lbtn realised be waa alive
and ln critical condition.
ROME <AP> -A 1troec
Hrtbquake followed b)' M9'.lJ
JOO w.Uer tnmon ratded t'9
mount._.. beart ot ftalJ, kill·
lq at a..t ""C::•· daaMI· la• bulJdtnp J.D of tOWlll and MMl'DI U.0.udl ol W · ttnect etu... trom tbetr bedl m·
t.o Lb• lt.reetl.
"I HW tbe ..... tnmbtina
from floor t.o ceillq,'' llid a mm
operaUnc tbe 1wttebboard at the
Vallcan outside Rome late
Wtdotlday. "Tbe quake awuq a
door open and kept it lolac ad ban•t.na. My cba.lr 1Ud under m•.r.
DAllAGE W "8 coacatra&ed
neer Norcia, a medieval town ol
7,000 ln billy Umbria 70 mil•'
north ol Rome. Five deal.bl were
re ported in vllla1ea doee to
Norcia. where St. Beoedlct wu
born 14 centuries ago.
In San Marco, tb.tte members
of the same family died when
their house collapeed, and police
1aJd two people were cru.abed by
falling debris in Chlavano.
Authorities evacuated the
Norcia hospital, and street.a in
the town and villages throughout
the Nertna Valley were covered
with ston~. bricks and fallen
wall fragments.
THJ; £A&THQUAK£ shook
palace a nd church walls in
Rome and the Vatican. Chan·
dellers swayed and mattresses
slid lo the floor. Dogs howled
and the earth's movemenl set
off thousands of anti-theft sirens
on automobiles.
Romans fled into the streets
still clad m pa1amas and tugging
crying children. Similar scenes
occur red in dozens or towns and
cities. including the port or
Naples, where some women took
mattresses into the s treets and
s lept in the open with their
children
· Tens of thousands of people
camped out overnight in Um·
bria. and widespread panic was
cited in other areus not as
severely damaged. Most of the
40,000 clliiens of Rletl. halfway
between Rome and Norcia. took
to the streets. and long lines.,.or
cars headed for the countrysJtc
from nearby Amatric, Castel
Santa Angelo, Leonessa and
Montenero.
POLICE REPORTED some
damage in Rome, but said there
we re no casualties and that
architectural m onuments such
as the Colosseum and the Forum
appeared intact. Residents or
Florence s aid they f elt the
tremors but saw no damage.
Seismologists sald a series of
seven major jolts hit the area
between 11 ·29 p m . and mld·
night followed by doiens or
s maller quakes. The U.S. Na·
tlonal Earthquake Center in
Golden. Colo .. said the tremors
struck the center or Italy with a
force or 5.8 on the ~ichter scale
Tedd y Co~I
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WASHJ NGTON <AP> -Sen. Edward M. Kennedy said w ednesday he believes tougher
energy conservation require·
menta would be cheaper and
more effective than a major syn-
t hetic fuels development pro-
gram.
The Musachusett.s Democrat,
in remarks lo the American
Newspaper 'Publishers Asaocia·
Uon, said he would be Judginc
the economic i mpact of the
Carter admlnlstrataon's efforts
to cope witb fuel shortages,
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WASllJNGTON (AP> The letter causing such a "itsr 1tbout Jf
bombs and nallontil :.ccunty c<>nturns no informauon lerronst.<.
could U.'>e and 1s or quei.t1on able value to n1tl1oni. washing to JOJO the
nuclear dub, act'ord1ng lo a number of nutlear scsent~ts
Phys1c1sLo; acqu<1sntf'<i wslh the letter by Charle~ Hani.en.
which the .Just&Cl' Department sa y'> contains hydrogen bomb
secrets. said Wednesduy there 1s no chance the information rould
be used by tcrrorn1t.s to build a nudear blackmail devact-
"The device dc:.cnbed w<>uld be far too complex for anyonl' to
build, except for it nitlwn." l'l&Jd Dr Robert G Sachs. profe11sor or ..
phy61CS at the Un1vers1ty of Cb.Jc ago
A Defense Deportment sc1cnt1st. who asked nol to be named.
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Demoerldc lea&tn to &Ike a
aeeoDd look at • ....., bUUon
lllO budlet that went down to
1urpril&DI dltellL
The HoUle rejeeWd t.be 1pend· tac paebp, JtJ.lfa, Wednelday
DIPt • a.pablJcana Joined with
aome eaDMl"YaUve and liberal
Demoerata in an unuaual coali·
Uon ....... tbe bud1et.
THE ~ eenda the budget
back t.o committee, where it 1s
expected to be changed only
1U1bUy before bein1 returned lo
the floor next week. The UR>
bud1et year beglaa Oct. 1.
The unexpected rejection
came just boun after tbe House
refu1ed t.o Join tbe Senate in
raising defens e s pending .
However , the budget's defeat.
.-e.med le Fe&u-l fP<Hn-dis-
aatlafactJon with overall apend-
lnc levels, rather than from the
defense issue ·
On a 62·36 vote Wednesday,
the Senate approved its $546.J
billion ver sion of the 1980
bud1et, contusnsng 3 percent
growth In 1980 defense spending
over and above inflation The
Senate abo included non·bindrng
S percent "real growth" derensc
incr eases for riscal 1981 und
1982
THE HOUSiE budget would ID·
crease 1980 defense spendang by
a bout l percent after Inflation.
Defeat of the budget clearly
caught members of the House
Budget Committee by surpnse.
The Democratic leadership had
prevuJed on virtually every vote
unlit hnaJ passage
"We were blindsided," :;aid
Rep Stephen J . Solarz . D N Y •
a committee member. Solar1.
l!asd "modest changes" :n th•·
s pcnd1tlg levelx l>hould 111·
enough to gain passage or th•!
budget next week
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J one!>. )) Okla . <mot her <'IHnmst
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bslllon an 11pcnding hefor1· llit·
budget can be pass1-d
The House, on a 221 1!11 v•1l1·
WedneMlay. defeated ·an C1mcnt1
ment proposed by Rep. Samuel
S. Stratton, 'D·N Y . to boo~t de
fense ouUays by S41J million m
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'Jl.meri.ca in Trouble' ·~ •
Union Hears Brown Berate 'Cheap Labor'
SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -Gov. Edmund Brown
Jr., an all·but-deel.Jted Democratic prea-
ldenllal candidate, says lhal America bu ''spent
20 yean tranarerrine tecbnoloey to others" while
its own workers loat their Jobs.
''1be sweat or your labor tbat is used to pro-
duce capital is leavine ttU.I country and comina
back combined wltb cheap labor tA> put you out of
work," Brown tA>ld. the convention ol the Industrial
Union Department of the AFLOO on Wednesday.
··America is in big trouble . . . America is go·
Ing downhill and it doesn't bave LO."
THE MORE THAN .. delegates al tbe COD·
venlioo represent six million workers in 56 na-
tional unions. The CaWornla eovemor received OD·
ly sparse applause from them when he was
introduced, but reception seemed to increase as
his 20·minute speech went a.long.
The governor denounced tax breaks as a spur
.
tA> the ~my, saytng tbe money is spent on"
"Perrier Wa ter" from France. "Swedls~ '""f
crackers" and "Mercedes-Ben&" automobiles
from Germany.
The United States, be said, "bu spent ;m years
traMferrina our technoloty, that you helped build,
to otbtt people ... but if we don't figure out a
way to reinvest and reindustriallze this country,
forget it. We'll have even more of a loss of union
jobs."
WHAT HAPPENS, BROWN asked, when over-,
seas workers "start making steel, cars, lies, 1
watches, television, computers and doing it ror $2 ,
a day? What's going to happen to the American
standard of living? That's the dilemma."
He called for a "publJc worts program" to get
this country's une mployed back to work, but
declined to ex{>and on that later at a news con-
ference.
c < The first aircraft crash at Castle Air Force and-go landings, crashed on the runway. 1-~' --B~ ereed in a decade-ldlled-f·,.,· IHl>--t<ipping the cockpit and one engine away
Marvin
Renews
crewmen on a KC-135 stratotanker jet from the fuselage and burst into flames.
Wednesday. The plane. practicing touch-Two crewmen survived.
:y-mpies--Profit ¥owed
Los Angeles Expects to Net $21 Million
LOS ANGELES <AP>
Organizer.; of the 1984 Olympics
say they will tum a profit or at
least S21 m1lhon even if double·
digit inflation continues and the
federal government gives them
no financial aid
1'he l.os Angeles Olympic
Organizing Committee said
Wednesday it expects to spend
S347 million to stage the games
and take in at least S368 million.
The committee reiterated its
pledge that the games would
cost the city nothing
( __ ST._it_TE_)
Kl'D E"ar~tJ Doac11
LOS ANGELES <AP> Near
ly all the Rapid Transit Dis-
trict's buses are back on the
road today. but ridership is only
about half what it was before a
s trike began 31h weeks ago, of
hcials say.
The RTD said it had about
640,000 rares Tuesday. compared
Attorney .'Blamed'
For Temple Deaths
LOS ANGELES <AP> Charles Garry, lawyer for the People's
Temple cult which collapsed when 900 or its members committed
mass su1c1de last year, Wednesday blamed the deaths on attorney
Mark Lane
Lane was with the cult followers of Rev. Jim Jones when they
lo a druly pre-strike average of
I 2 mill.Jon.
Mobil Fire Probed
TORRANCE <AP) -A Mobi l
011 Co refinery that processes
123.500 barrels of crude oil daily
will be out of operatioo for less
than a week after a fire and ex-
plosion. officials say.
Repairmen will begin in-
vestigating the cause or the
blaze when the area cools,
Fulham said.
Baby It' hale Dies
REDWOOD CITY !APJ
01.'spite a week of intensive
m<'d1cal care, a baby pilot whale
found stranded on a beach near
h<>rc has died at a marine
amusement park.
The 3-year-old animal s uc-
tlltnbed to blood flukes Wednes-
day. She also had been found to
bt' suffering from severe dis-
orders of the kidneys. lungs and
liver. said Mike Demetrious.
president of Marine World.
._._, L•-elted
Battle
LOS ANGELES !AP>
-His claim of victory
hasn't mellow tough-
guy actor Lee Ma rvtn,
who staged a bitter
court battle with hi s
former lover earlier this
year.
Marvin 1s r enewing
one part or the struggle
as he tries to overturn a
judge's ruling that he
must pay $104,000 for
.. rehabilitation" to
Michelle Triola Marvin,
who hved with him for
5L2 years
ATTO R NEY A.
David .Kagon s aid
W e dne say that
the actor . d e-
spi te being "very
pleased" with most of
Superior Court Judge
Arthur Marshall's April
19 decision in the case.
does not feel the <1ward
of $104.000 wai.. war
ranted. -
After an 11-weck trial.
Marshall awarded Miss
Marvin the money for
.. re h abil1t<1l1v e
purposes " But he re
1ected her chums for <1
share of the actor's prop
crty and half or the -
estimated $.1 6 million he
earned during their
years together.
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in the junele settlement of
Jonestown. Guyan a. following
slaying of U.S. Rep. Leo Ryan
and three journalists.
"THE PERSON responsible
was the <'atalyst." Garry said at
CJ State Bar Association conven-
tion panel on "Cults ani'i the
Law" at the Bonaventure Hotel.
LANE, COHl'ACl'ED in New '
Orleans where be is • tryine a
lawsuit. described Garry as "a
liar" avd .. a very. very sick
man" 'Ibo was "suffering from
delusions ...
SAN DIEGO <AP> -A coun-tywide manhunt has been or-MARVIN'S APPEAL
dered for a masked gunman who to the state Court or Ap-
k1dnapped and raped the wife or peal was riled Tuesday
S Di Co Miss Marvin's attorney
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Garry said Jones was
"paranoid" about a supposed
conspiracy by U.S. officials to
destroy hlm.
a an ego unty supervisor's Marvin Mitchelson said i chief rude. police said. George Stevens, a 47 ·year-old Wednesd ay that no
~ -0-. ..... •l O ••t .......-• •• \AH llif ,0 llJ ,.,
··He ma y not be l egally
responsible, but he is morally.
Mark Lane is· res ponsible,"
Garrv said. The·.remarks were
a ppa-rently the most s pecific
1.·ver made by Garry in charging
J~ne with direct responsibility.
Baptist minister on the stafr of _c_r_o_s_s-_a_p~~a_l _is_p_l_an_n_c_d~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Supervisor Jim Bates. told Gara:y said a search for such
information through the U.S
F r eedom of Information Act
turned up nothing, and Garry
said he was convinced there was
no conspiracy to destroy Jones.
police Wednesday that the i~,
truder broke into his home at
about 5 a .m , threatened to
.. blow away" his 11-year -old
son, then abducted his wire al
gunpoint.
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e £/K
t..aauna Beach F Uval ol AIU d1rectora rtred 8u1I
nett Manaaer Roben Leppert tut" week and er ated 1
new pmtUm, lt!Mtal manqer, which they filled wllh
f eUow boa.rd member Paw Griem
Sourca lnalde lb f..UvaJ ••Y Griem wtll be maJdna
about b>.000 tn his new paaJUon . nearly twlco what IAp
pert rnJlde
But it' not the t alary lMreue that bothers 1.uJ lt'it
the fa('t Ult" f tlval inslall Griem'• 1alary la "confld n
lial "
H~n.wtdo~ the re hu beeft no reluctincc to "'ve wl
alanea pa1d to non-volunteer workers, though Orlem
him elf. o forhier trt'uurer ol the festival board, said ln
Ma rch of im that ·'how we spend our money as our busl
ncsb ··
It m ay wf•ll be that the board made & wise decision in
t•xpund.lng lhl· munag~r post and assigning it to O rlcm. a
15 year boar d mem ber But at 's hard to understand why
the need for thl· move s hould not be fully e xplained. Jn··
cludtnJ: t he apparent s alary increa~e.
The Jt'esta vaJ of Arts as so much a part of the Laguna
community the re's r eason to feel the communit y hos al
~sl-a-prcsumptiv.c..raglU to know how the Cestl va.Lbourd
is handfulg its affairs, which include more than a million
dollars in revenue annually
The c ity of Laguna Beach receives a sliding scale
pe r centage of the festival 's gr oss incom e. a mounting now
to a bout $200,000 annua lly for the city.
In return, the city leases the six-acre festival grounds
to the F estival of Arts for its summer showcase and the
popular and luc rativl' Pageant of the Master s.
Thus the festival board is using public lands a nct
m a king decisions on capital projects to be built on that
la nd and paying sala ries on revenues derived from the
use of that public prope rty
· Although the m oney paid the citY'IS based on gros~ •
revenue , the fact rem ains that business d ecisions of the
festival boar d. wise or unwise. c an in the Jong run affect
tha t gross. hence the c ity·~ share.
Raising or lowering the price of P ageant tic kets or
grounds <.1d m1ss1ons. rulel) pertaining to who may use the
grounds or what m ay be displayed, and the s uccess or
follure of new undertakings, such as a s mall theater buJll
on the ground~ or <J proposed parking s t r ucture, all can
influence futur · attendance, hence g ross revenue.
There 1s nu doubt t hat the festival's impact on the
c'>mmunity 1s hy a nd large favor a ble. It stim ulates
tourt!-im . he lps loc&I bus iness a nd provide~ m a n y
wor thwhil(· sc:holarships for young people.
And then• t•crtainly 1s no reason to cast any reflection
on Griem an this muller Hut Jet's take a wild hypothesi~
to dC'monstralt• the extreme. Suppose the board decided
to p:.iy the• new m<.i oagcr $100,000 a year and voted to give
otht·r d1 n ·c·tors s alari1:s too This could well affect t he
CJmount of 1·a!-ih left over for scholarsh 1~s or needed 1m
prov<'ml·nts lri m<iinlain the fest1vah, unique d r <Jwang
fl(JWN
H(•!'aus1· ''' its role 1n the C'nmmun1t y and bc<.'aus c 11 1s
01wral1ng on pulllu· proµ('rty, th(' fost1val would <tppcar to
hav<' <JI h·a'>l a mor<.11 r<'spons1b1l1ty to kc ·p 1t'> action~
tot<.illy ()pl'n It 1s too important lo the C'omrnunity to
ope rate any oth ·r w:.iy
AU Students Not Rich
Offi<.·1al!-i involved with Saddleback College's student
<Jss1!-il<.1nc:c programs said last week there isn't enough
money to go around to help needy s tudents complete their
coll1·gc work
S<Jtkllcback '!-i pro bl<!m appears to be the result of a
pen·cpllon on thl' pf.lrt of Sacramento off1 c1als that cv
c·rycmc tn the South Orange County area is a ffl uent.
Th<.tl's an invalid gene raH zation.
Certainly, most residents who've m oved to the ar ea
1ry r ecent year s a r e probably i n good econo m ic
circumstances. They had to have the bucks to move into the
area in the fi rst place.
But ther e is a nother ele me nt in the are a 's population
that 's being for gotten. It's those families that have li ved
in s mall ho mes in the area for years
Because those people bought thei r homes yea rs a go,
they ar e a ble to survive the south county's soaring cost of
housing. But that doesn 't me an they can convert their
now valuable land into cash. ...
There's anothe r ele ment to consider, too the young
a dults w~ arc a ttending college without parental
~upport. They haven't ente red the skilled Job market yet
a nd are fa r from affluent
The fact 1s there 1s a great need for financial as
s1stanc(• to a llow some people to attend college.
Officials s hould document those cases and those an
Sacr amento or Washington, 0 .C. who allocate the funds
s hould give more thought to the reality rather than the.
image of the area • Opinions expressed 1n the apace above are those of the Daily Pilot
Other views expressed on this page a re those of their authors and
artists, Reeder comment 11 invited Address The Daily Piiot. P O
Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642·4321
Boyd/Monopoly
By L.M. llOYD
How do you account for the
·fac t that the game o f
Monopoly had It.I bluest 12
moot.bl ol all Uft'le only last
year? Consider the new elec·
U'Onlc toys compeUn1 with It
Conalder the hi1b·powered
d lttradion of televialon.
Consider the fact that It bu
been on the market 1lnce
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
Tb• 1cwernment la de·
termlaed I 1b•ll llve ln
poverty throulh my old
a1e. But II It will be lm·
po11l&Q, at UM BJble
HJI, for a ricb man to eater lnto Keaven, et
least, thanks to Uncle
Sam, I'm MIUAd ol a
1935. Yet the Monopoly sales
were almost double lut ye•r
what they had been during
th e two years pre vious -
ly. There II\ a small band of
creative ciUzena out there
who Invent sames. hopln1 the~·u hit a wtnoer that YftU
make them rtch. I envlaloo
them. alWn• In front of t.hdr
fireplaces, cailne Into the
names, tbetr flqen •*Pe.ct
aa thou1h I n prayer ,
murmurtq, "Malle another
Monopoly, ob Lord, and let It
be mine."
Q. "Why ii the trademarll
''711' on cololM bottlea? '•
A. When lCapoleon't OC·
c upatlon troops numbered
the buUdlap ln Colo1ne, the
toilet water f actory wH
labeled 4711 .
Am u ked wby tome Jot·
1en aeem to •et hooked' on
their da11y run. New 1tucU•
lndlcated Joaloa CIUIH the
body to pump out 1 cbemlcaJ
1ubttanee. Tbt1 t1 aald to
create a fHllat of well·
J . v. beln1. Aad lt ii, ladcted, Id· "'-'J .. ~· .,, .... dtcttn, taytlM ....,..u.
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Richard R
LOS ANGEL£& -They're
talklnl about aometbln& called
"Tbe Voucher Sytt.em" .ut beN.
When YG'I .. )', u I have, "Bu& lt
woul6 cte.troy t.be public lehool
ayatem," they anawer, •·What'a
left to deltroy ! ..
Vouchers for educaUoa -a
plan to ute t.ax money to finance
p r I .v a t e
a lternatlvea
to publi c
achoo la la
the n e wes t
m I n 1
r e v o lullo n
bre w in g 1n
Call fornta U
It 8UCCCt'd8
here . 1t wl II
s w ee p t h e
country and public educauon as
we know tl will be a thl.ng ol the
past
Thia 1s the idea Parent&
would be lssued vouchers eqwaJ
"to tbe cost of one year's public
Mailbox
educatkm ror each child. The
vou~Mrl would be provided by
the state pernment and could
.,. ued t.o pay for a year bl a
· public scbool or to pay for • year
at a privately operated aehool
meet!q vaiue state educau.al
tpecl.ftutiorw.
More lban 200,000 petiUona
have been prepared ln 11n at-
tempt to pnce a "Family Cbot.c.
tn Education" lnlUaUve on the
June 3, i.-Callfom.U ballot.
It'• the same procedure Califor-
nians used to create Propolit.Lon
13 cutUn& their own property
t.axu .
IF 1UE lrullaUve Is approved
and found const1tuuonal there
as a pro v1 :non exempting
parochi al ~chools rro m the
voucher system aJ the courts f1nd
that the plan does nol separate
church and slate -~It wouJ~ crea~ a four-lier school s ystem
The four kinds of schools we
may aee would be: old·f ubAooed
public lehooLa nmn1D1 Just t.bt
way they are now; tndh6onal
private ldlooll nm by eb~
and prtvat.e 1roups cbarlins
whatever t.WUon t.bey wUb and
pick~ ~er tt.udentl they
want; "famlly ddce" achoola
run b)' new private corporauon.
and open to u y IWdent wtth a
voucher ; "independent public
tchools," wbicb wouJd be nm by
new pubUdy owned eorpo,.Uona
e1t.ab1Jabed by local tchool db·
t.rict.a al the request of pelition-
ln1 parents.
n 80UND8 complicated. but
what it means la th.la: The tradi ·
honal American system ol gtv
inc publlc money to acboola open
to all would be replaced by a
system gJVlJli mone y directly to
all parent& tD buy whit.ever kind
of education they wanted for
e
In Cahrorn1a. as a lmost
every p!ac:e elM, parent.a are•
1ry, beUevtq that the publ
1choola have failed them. Jl'a
lnl tett. scorea and UUt.eracy, t
many ldmJnittratora, 1trild1
t.eacben, bullnC and other e
perim~ -the worka. OK,
the ctly can't educate our ki
for $3,000 a year.· give ua t
$3,000 and we'll find someoe
wbo can ..
Il'1 very attractive. And mo
than a UttJe 11cary. Aasurni1
that church-related "fami
choice" tchooll will be ruled u
constitutional. ther e may
nothing to atop anyone fro
startang a s chool anlgett11 government vouchers the I
Klux Klan and the 81 k Pa
thera. the John Birch Socie
and the Communist Pa rty, ai
a ny fool or c harlatan wl
believes kJlOwledge ~ al>M>rbr
in h t tu or r h mass <
TH E EDUCAT IONA
establis hment Is going to u
argumenl.!i lake that to try to c
f Ca l t h (> V 0 U I' h Cr Sy St e I
Alrea'1y, the Los Angeles Boa
of Education has approprlal
S5S,OOO for a n anti vourh
"cducataonal camp;11 ~n ·· t
first lJme> lhc hoar<i ha:. clo
anythmg hkc that ev•m bt:f<iri·
quc:.l10n wa' on llw hallot T
f r a n 11 c-11pfH>s 1l11i n of ll
t·\labh-.hmenl may b1· 11n <i
m1s1Hon of h11w bad their O\
'chtJOl:. rt-:Jlly art> lhey are '
'um ang that. 1(1vcn a cho1<
parl'nti. will :.iba ndon publ
.,~·hovls
If lh<' -.cht1t1l:. an· s u:k. th•~ '
halt-IS h~allhy. Hut. l\llll, I
burden of proof has lo be on L
.1 d v I) c tit e I> I) f l he v 0 u c h.
sy!'ilem Unul n ·cent year.., t
puhh c e<i ucatmn -.ystem cr1
<'t·1H-d hy Thon1<11> J1•Hervm h
st·r v.1•<t /\mt·nca wrll Thi' l.ir
mJ )' h:iv1• 1·11m•• ''' c·h:inJ.tc
•Jnd 1f th1· v11t..,, of C'aliforr
1!11 th•· 1'';11r1i1.,. ('ho11·1·
1-:1tu1·at1•Hl 111111.1l1 v1• r11.q
th•· n11ist 1mf)'1rtunt 1•l1!1·t11m
1\.llil) a nd that 1n1·lud1.•., I
ra1•1· f11r th•· µ11•..,11!••111·~
Habit of Public Lying Corrupts Society
To the Edit.or
L1e1> We're sick of hes Elect·
t·d 0 Htc1aJs he, and hoed~ ,,f
11thni. 10 thl' public sector Ill'
with s1ckcnang regularity Elect
I'd orftc1ah. not only lie outright
bu t a ppoint od1ou~ characters t11
rul<• over our hve:.. thus pultulJ:
tht· h•· w the former:.· vow!> of
10tcgr1ty
We arc tempted lo view th1·
current Amen can scene with .tbl·
s ame reeling of scepticism and
despair suffered by the PsaJmlM
of old, when he cried out in
unguish: "I said m my haste. a ll
men ar e liars" <Psa. 116: 11 >
So, thoug h not in baste. I
deplore the fact that many me n
and women resort to Iles to have
thei r own way. Not only do
polit1c1an-s he, <eve n the man
Cuter l. hut tens of thousands of
andun duals across the land ap-
pear to make a cureer of lymg
Is Lh al too har!Sh a Judgment
to ascribe t.o the actions or many
thousandh <If part1c1pant.<. 1n the
ho-ca lled "btu.nu" und "sick
o u ts"? Ha ving u1>e d those
pressures in the past , they ar e us
ing the m curre ntly . and 1r that
form of lying h31Jn 't blossomed in·
to a career, it's at least an avoo -
tlon, iaitnot?
THE TllUTH IS that clalmlng
to be sick when one la not. In or·
der to make excuse for staying
off or the Job, is a lie; and malces
the claimant also auUty of the
odious act of malln1erina.
Attorneya, bua drlvera,
po lice m en , firemen. nurses.
other publlc employees and
teachert. embractn1 tlle concept
of "1lck-out" or "blu·nu," etc.,
are embracln1 a Ue, are they
not? They .eek by l)'inl means
to 1•ln certain benefit.a. but.
malnly or course, more and
more tax doltara. The wltett
man lD hlatory wrot.: "A poor
m a n 11 bfltter than a llar."
<Prov. 19:22>.
Tbe1'9 art effotta to tOUlben
truancy lawa. How wlU the adult
truant• <teacben > deal with
Juvenn. tnaanta after the bed ex·
ampleuet by the former?
B.F . BORCOllAN
pany headquarters in Anaheim
and JU.,l as a growing n umber of
<'om panics arc doansc throughout
this i:n•al rountry of ou r.. ll 1i> a
J:rf'al romfort Lo know that f)('<>
pie like offlrc·r M...C;arry are pr<>
tectmg our right :.ind dPsirt• lo d<i
:.o He ha.~ our dl't1)C'>t and "itn
<'l'rPst grat1tudt·
C'ARL KMH'Hf-:H
l'r1·-.1dc·nt . C'arl K arr ht>r
t-:ntcrprtses, Inc
CaMh•r PoUutlen
To the Edit.or
Rescardlng Cotlt.a Mt::sa Coon·
r 1lman Dom Rur1t1's concern
about dog owner.. who degradP
the quality of park:o1 by usanR th<·
parks for 1'1•11s pools for th1·1r
dogs
Research by KalO!I Kagal..hos
Fo undation was effecti vely
u h hzt'd hy the L&f(una Reach Ct·
t y Council which unantmow.ly
r ul<'d in favor of an ordinance
b ann 1 n~ clogs on Lagu n a 's
tK?achc~
Councilman Rnc1t1 should
have no questJoru. about the need
to ban dog:o1 from Costa MHa
parkh. re('rc at1on a rcai. and
1>chool playing fields when you
t•ons1der the threat to human
health. :.alety und well -bemg by
dog fece.
M F.DICAL &ES£A&CH hu
positively 1denUlied dos feces as
a most d.eblllt.aUng and lethal
(for cblldrenl dl11ease·carner
and 1ource o f inte s tinal
paraall.e8 <doll worms>
And. because doic·ef(g!'i lie dor·
mant ror years and are reslstant
to raJn, cold and survive ln acid,
any place contaminated with
dog feces will be a constant
health hnard much more
1ignlllcant than cosmetic de·
facement of city parka and
sidewalka. achool playln1 lieldll
and private property.
Oog-ownen must not be givC!n
city carte blancbe to pollute.
Their dop are \betr problem
and doc-owners mu.st be made
re1pomlble for rnaiDt.&LnlnlC c1'y
tanlW'Y atandarda and be mlde
accountable for deliberate v»la-
tion ol t.bole laws for keeplns a
clean and healthy clty.
BRUCE S. HOPPING
War II and that fac:an~ P re~1denl
Car ter today, :,uch ai. 'ihortagt>,
a nd 1nflat100 The wntN ,,,. .. m<>d
to ft>el thJt C11 rtt·r I'> JI a rltsJd
vanlagl· c11mpar1·d t o FDH
b••rJus1· tw ll<H"•n t hJ\C J v.a r to
prl'-.sun· < 'ongrc·-.:-. Jt\cl th•· J}{'<>
pll· 1nlo urccpl tnl( h1:-. plan!>
A WAR m1~ht untfy the OJ
l 1on. but v. hat v. •· n••f•<i I'>
l1·adt>r:,h1f) Thf· pre'>ldt•nt 1-.
:.ifrald lo put his foot down
he<.'aUM' of the pc:>1>s 1ble rea<.'t1nn
from the pt.'Ople . Con I( res~ or In
dus try During lhe war , f><.'Opl,.
did not lake the resln<'lJ ons and
regulataom but accepted the m
he<.'ausc they wo rked. Now pt'f>
pie have accepted the odd-even
gas rationing for the same n·
a son. But that's JUSt the begin
nang. Maybe 1f the f(o vc mment
was n 't so busy adding and sub-
tractinsc from all the legislalton
wt• could w ive some of our pro
blcms. And If It worked the pe()·
pie would be behind the govern-
ment Isn't that what this coun-
try 's about.,
MAttY CLARK
Credit tt'o11
To the Editor:
Re Denni!'! McLcll•n 's " '70:!.
Sty l e Samaritan D eserves
Credit" (Pilot . Sept 14) and hla
statement. "That's the end of
Westover's story " There 11
another ple asant aspect of which
Dennis wu not aware.
P f c James W. K aln e r 's
"jacket" <military record) will
now include the ci viii an lettera
c o mm e ndi n g him Qulle
possibly, his CO will al110 add a
letter ol commendation to h.15
"JackeL"
S CREVAR
Deaer"e• T .. alc•
To the Editor:
Someone ii out there lrYina
for ua In Assemblywoman
Marian Bereeson. <Re: Sept. 14,
editorial pa1e >. The Brown
machine wu out to shoot down
the reUef th.ii vaUan\ woman
would brinl to the burdened \all•
payers. ·
Probebl1 Brown ex,.CU we
will fOfld Mn. BerltlOll'I bW'
over the two yeart we have to I' ... Preleelefll P..,,te Wiil f'eU.., wait for lta deUvera.nce. With \be
Tot.be l"Ator: To the Editor: rl1ln1 price or 1old only too
So often we allow the Sood Tbe Al10Ciated PrHt artJcle vividly t bowln& us Heh~
work ot public Hl'Vuta t.o IO by ·•w e Ran Out of Oaa Once what our dollar 11 really
wtUtout comment and we fall t.o Before ... " <Pilot Sept. 2 > to lbe rell ol the world, we muat
thank them for their effort.a. pointed out the elmllarltlea (rind the Brown machine down
I woWd like to lake thlt op-between the 1ltuaUon President and put It ln lU place. H.la power
portunlty to thank and con· Rooaevelt raced durln1 WOTld aUowa blm to fortet be la expen·
1ratulate San Clemnte Police dabl• .... be raWH to \be ekle
Ofncer Vem NcOarry ror hla Quotes ot t.boN ""°really support him, .iertne.a and quick actionl lMl th• tupeyert.
wMll wM11 be :='c~ aa "Tbere are no effective · Mn ........ delen• our
iDdJvldual who cut down• acuom that ca11 be taken that do t.ltanU-md "'*"'°"· for • ii America nq we n1 at our DOt baN tbelt COltl." -Wb&te ttrivial to briDI ruliltJc relief
Carl'• Jr. lttltaurut tn SUI Rome ...-..... Joe ,... .. U.. ...-• die lllfta·
Clem..... Oii pouttile ......... to run.. Uea•rJ tu lllenaMI. ., ...
SfrUu Did If
To the· F.d1tor
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nOIM' llfll),ll'h~I 11"\ll lt•flls hJ
h.•t•ll un.1hlt· I() 1Jt1 in M>m•• ltr
strip th,· twni1n.1 ·, nou;1· 1
lh•· ~arl' and qull't of lhc mo1
anJ(~ w11.hf>Ul lhlll\t' 1101sy llui:h
Jl'll> t akin.: off
C I T I ZE N~ 1.f S 1111llH·1
California wrll hav1• 1•1 r
mt•mt:wr llk "'good df11rt:,''
Gov Urown ;,tJl(I J\ir lt1•:.c1urc
Bourd C'hu1rm ;rn, T olll (Juin
With ever y 1·a1 owrwr. 1111w
r lant. n •fin1•ry :1nlf rn11\I (;
tone~ huv1ni.: lx:t•n f11r1•1·d 111111 1
ve11tlnl( larl(t' 1w ms 11( lll•1111•y I
to pollullon contr ol <11•v11·1 .. ,, 1
have set u new rccor<l for ;
pollution
Fortunately. a nrw n ir w
<'O'it S400 to S.500 mori· for t
pollution c·ontrol dPVl<T'>, w
get 30 J)('rcenl frwcr m 1 If·' und
you're lucky. lhc· ownt·r w
K p l' n d a n o l h 1• r S :J K 0
tran:.m1ss1on rt•1>.11r-. hec:iu
the catalytic ronv1•rtcr heal~
the trnnsm1~~1on
Maybe tht! governor c·un p
the "'banana" in his ear•
JIM de HOO
O ... ,,.~ Profit
To the F.ditor:
It now appears that the U
Olympic Garn.es are not only r
going to lose money but actua
show a proftt. In fact. based
early reports. lhe proms cot
be very Iarse · $100 miUI<
Ji'orty percent of these prof
will 10 to the t..o. Angeles Oly
pie Or1anh:ing Committee f
the benefit ol amateur sport.a
Southern California. Just Wn
For the first Ume the I.AOC
will not have to scratch for fWJ
to help athletes contend ror
Potltion on the U S Olymr
team.
The poulbUl\y that the Oly
plc Oarnea will be profltal
enouth to bring '40 million
more to the benefit of am•u
apOrta ln Southern Callfomla
ao odd.al that I ur1e eveeyo
to refrain from exprealnc cc
cem at»out Olympic Game Iott
untll I.be ·otrmpl~ Commlu
mall• public tu ftnancial pb
which la t urrently belnl 1
vlewed and evaluated by two
the leadin1 audit firni11 In C
United Stat.el.
COURTNEYW<
•
l.A'ffn1 /rom rndcn mw ~°'
Tlw Mght 10 COftekftH lftrer1 fo "*" or •Umhtol • If bd u rtwrv 1.Afln1 o/ 100 wordt or ltu ""1
gtWft prt/nnct. All lft1n1 ,,_,
di* .....,.,. ud ........ addr
r;::::.. 'r:.,'1:.r' ...... • Sale ol athletic thoel bu --~~~~,:_.:_..:.:..:.:::.:_~-~·.......-vtpW •&11e 1a1t nw rean We fty that ftat wtth pride and natlon't demaad for lmpolUd llarian.k~aftert.bemforu..
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MEXlCO I OBITUARIES I CAREERS ~.~20.tt19 DM.Y PILOT .4 J~ .
Oil Beco01es Gold for Mexico
Devel,opment
"~""""~..--......~.._.~~~~------
Risks Citeil
J~W UI ~)' Lhat woo 'l coUaPM wbn the oU
la 1ooe.
0 rr M 4 TOI& OP 80NAIGA." Hid a senior
member ol Ptftldeet JOH Lopea Portmo'• at.an.
''Bul lt lJ also • llm• ol responaibilily ud a Um• oldupr.
THE TIUCll IS TO INCa&.U& production
fut...., to ft.naace ambAUoul pnjedl, but DOt
ao faat tliat runaw1y lnflatiOG rtpt apart the
economy.
Tbe problem was aummed up by farmer
Fernando Roju of oU·rtcb Cbiapu state: "Tbe oil
bu no eff9Ct on me. It just makes the coet of
ever1thlnc1e>up ...
'"!be Ol l 11 an oppon unity to develop our coma·
try But lht>n' ls also a consciouaneu or all the dil·
ftculdel it will brin1." said the Ude, who uked not '° be klentified . Lopei Portillo ha
cautioualy, cattering
The pngldent and has nation fa~ muaive vowed to develop lhe oil problems, most of them rooted in a prodictoua blrth ~an like seeds lo rate that adds 800,000 worken each year to a labor
pc)ol where unemployment is already estimated al 19
percent. An addJtionaJ 20 pettenl earn less than the
..........
MICHAIL $COTT 81GALICE, m l·
0...1 of ......... -..11, GL P.-c!
·-· Oft~ " ""· $un1¥M by "'' _..._, Heney L 819•1-•, f""'9r OoNl'd R 8,..iu, 111-r Tim o ............ ,,... ~ BH<ll,
C• .. 1 \l-.-..... of T11ttltt. Ca. v hit.lion on TilllnclW ,,..,,. I 00
Detu• /Wee~ mlnlmum wage, which varies by region from about
•" hptemt>e• 1t, '"' 1 .. Ul•ll S3to$7aday.
Senk " -_..,.-' H•,_ L•wn =~Ollw ~ ... Co.I•,.,. f'A&IH!U WHO wou llllCB OJ' the land
•oetON with machetes and oxen can no longer feed the
ELF•E ltOeSOff ... -. o1 C••• crowiq natica. ~:!~ ~ ~:'o.H~= And. with limited farmland lon1 since spoken
._. ... ~.w.. for. landle11 and the sona ol campesinos
oann Pao111S1: AND raooar.ss. ~
problems nm deep lnto the fabric ol Mexican Ute
and bi.tory. Real solution.I will DOt come cheapty oraooa.
Lopez Portlfto tOW-te.,._. dlM year UMit
even with the belt poulble \me ol oll prollta, "lt
wtU not be before the end of thla century ... thal
we wtll be able to aolve the ltnactural problem.a of
unemployment."
' And ln the meantime. there la the aafety valve
ot tbe United Stat. to the nortb. Wttb tbe pres·
aure. al populaUoft and poverty, Mexlcana by the
lhoualDdl atream iUqally aenm tbe bonter in
aearcb ol jobs. Tbe exodus la a IOW'Cfl of CODltaDt
ten.slon between the two nations.
PBJUIAPS AS A llEASU&E OF Mexico's
prosperity. however. its own leaky southern
border la croued by uncounted numbers of "un·
documented workers" fleeing the poverty or
Guatemala. ,
In the bordertown or Ciudad Cuauhtemoc,
Mayor Alfredo Aguilar Martinez complained that
the Guatemalans are driving wages down and tak· '-
iii1 jobs that righUully belong to Mexican workers.
"These Guatemalans come here all Lhe time
and the construction companies building roads
nearby b1re them for 15 da~. They make some
money and then they go bac~ up into their moun·
tains."
NEXT: "Vivo Zapata."
,.,.......,.._
MEXICO STILL FACES POVERTY PROBLEMS
011 Doe• Uttle to A.Id Slum•
,_, .. 1 -· c...u -f.,,....,, MNi<e1 wtll 1ie rwlcl .,, f'r10..v ~
IM>t>er ti, lffl at I I 00 AM •I Pee Ill< vi... "'-1•1 P•rll C:lwo!WI lnte•
menl lollowl119. 8elu 8eroeron
F-rel Home of (06t. -WI OUK· ton
PETl!!lll F. WA~ .............. HIM• • X•actt arms eave iV'~ty-~1bn~m:----------------------------------------
llt19tOft 8ffctl. c. ,.~ -•• ... tryside for the shantytown-suburbs of con1ested
llOlllOAAlllO WILLll'M OE WITT 80RG.a.aRO.
Pft\ed ..... ., ""Sep_, "· .. ,. ....
i• survived by '"' wife M•fi•n Ser•l<o peftdlno at HerbOr L•wn.
-nl 011., Mo<t....-y of Co.le Mew
)40.$)$4
••OWN JANE ICltU!E BROWN, a resident
of So<ill\ ~. C• •ttO lorm..r •fll·
defll of Arc~. C.. S.IOYe<I wlte of
Gtever C er-n, IOvu>o '"°'""' of Scott, Roben -SltOfl<!n Brown, lov·
•"9 ,,.....,,_ Of""'· alld Mrs Artllu•
G K ruw"' '--Hiii•. C• ' •..0 '°"' 1119 s•SI•• of Don Kru\e, 9ratt0mollle•
ol E 'I<, Kevon -Mell\"' Brown Servl<•s -. llekl tooav Tnur\d<ly at
ti ·oo AM ... SI LU~··· Ep•.cop•I
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be maM lo Ille USC C.-.cer Confer
102S Zonal .a~. LO\ A~le\, Ca '°°33
or Arcadia Molnodlst Ho•ollal,
Arcadia, C• O'(<W'n<>• L"9UM Hiii•
Mor·•u•'Y Olrtt.tor~ DUNN
JOHN W DUNN, •••'<l~I ot Co•I•
Mew , Ca P••"""' •way on S•Pl•rnbe•
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Oon•ld, dau9nle• ICaln>' Wn•lll•.
fallltr JOlln C Dunn ot CO\I• Mew,
C• •ncl , qrand<'l\lld•.,. J•"""Y •nd
t(lmo•rl'f Pe<•t•Uon o f Ute Ho•y
~osary will be: ""'d on ThUNO•Y 111
1 30 PM at tne Smlll\ •& Tull\111
We.tclllt CNciel, 421 E lltn SI., Co.I•
Mesa ~mitt. & Tutl\111 Mor'luary ot
(!Kid Me~dlrKton ~
ELLIOTT
ELLA MAY ELLIOTT, -'1. • nalln of O.eft911 COUf'IY. PeUAd awey
on Tu•\Cl.ty, Se-mbe• II, ""at ll'le
P•<•l•c• Hospltal Mt\. Eltlon WH
t>orn "' Wntmln>ler. C. on AWll"" t,
1111 ~ Is lM la~ ,..,.,._.,.. <Ila,...,
mem.,.r al '"" For>I Cllrl""'" Cllur<ll of Hunt1nqton 8f'A<" S...,. and .,~,.
llUSIMnd Pyrl Elliott owned .. larm ••
.,,. corMr of Slal•r •nd Newland tor "
"""'""' of VN~ ""° Mr EUIOll llad 11<1111 -oo.rated 11\e G1t••Qe wnt< n no.. <°"l&•M Mendk Motor~ In Pot•I
YH " Mr\ ElllOll l\eCI bfftt A<lloe In
ttw Ooe11 View S<r-1 O•Jlrl<t PT A
alld '"' Audubon Club su,..••f'd by t '°" Or Virqll L. Ellooll of Ea" L•n'
1n9 , M1en•oen. 9••nod-l\ler °""41
C '•"• (Afr ot !>•n Ol•oo, C:• , 11renc1son Slobert C,,,,,,.,.,,. Ellioll of
E e u C lalre, Mlc1119an, • o••dl·
9rand< hlldren. •no 1 11real·9•HI·
9••n<Klltlelren. Aho wrvMno •~ 1 &Isle" Nell Bohn• OI p.,.., .... C• •
and Pu•I Gr•y ot Coll•~ Gro••.
O"•OOfl, J t>rOCNr\ C.-<ae 0 Mo"8 of Provo, UI...,, R•y Morw ol El MOftle,
C• •nd R•• JO\tP" Mon.• ol ~·amtnto, O M" Ellt0n al'° n•d
1 !>on Vl<lo• OouQI~\ [lltoll w"o onseo •••Y 1n Apt11 ot 1'1'. Vl\llAhon
wlll i.. """d on Tllu•\CUy al Piere•
Broll,.,. ~llM' -rtu••Y from 11
ftOOn 10 t 00 PM F"""'el HnKH wlfl be conduclf'd °" Frldfty, Sep~ml>er 71 .
,.,. In lhP F .... J:h•l•U•" Clluttl\ of
Hunll"lflon <<n a1 1 00 PM wlt11 O•
Tl\Om .. w Ortrton. Rev G 8 GordOft
and Rev E""~n l'u9'roHICIAll"11 Ir"
terme1nt wHI rw in t~ WHtmlnster
cemele•v P;•rce Orolher• Smllll•'
Mc>rtuu y don'< IOf'\ Sl0-6S3'1
LfiATHERMAN
Ml'flEl FRANCI!> (FRANICIEI
l.EA THERMAN, re'""'"' of New-t
8eA<n, CA Pl<Md ll•AY on ~teml>e•
11, ,.,, Sur••v•tl by hf'r llu5b.llnd
Wlllldm L L-111n•rman, brolh•••
Wlllo•m E Oowhno •nd Lor•n E
Oowll1'9. \l\lf'• Mtldrtcl J""\IOft And
mottler Autll Oowll119 •" of C•IO•rv.
C•n•d• Me..-1•1 5er•i<H wlll ti. lleld on !otluntay, Se9temoer n, 1'7'
el 1 00 PM 11 ll'W Pe<lfk View CNC>el.
P•clfk V ...... Mot1u.llr't dlrKIO"·
MULLEN
OONAlO MULLEN, OKMd AWAY
HAI.IOI LAWl'4-MT. OLIVE
Mor1uary • Cemetery
Crematory
1625 Gisler Ave.,
Costa Mesa
~5554
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FUtaALHOMI
648-2424
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MOITUAlY
110 Broadway
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SMITH & TVTHIU
MOITUAIY
WISTC&. .. CHAl'IL
Mortuerv • Creme t1on1
427 E 17th St.
Costa ....
646--4888
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IMITHI' MOllTUMY
827 Mein St. ~ntinQlon 8Hch
53l-e538
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c:a.OMM N•At ..,..
7801 ., ... /we,
~Mter ~
~,!"'~.:;\:'e1 '!•,,:::• ~.~:':.,-;'. cities. Without skills and often barely literate. they •••eci bv "'' ''"'" Autt1 e . o..U011...... usually rind that poverty has followed them. ~!.',';!~:~~·:.~~~I,:!~ But the biggest problem. says the presidential c ... '°"'Pew. -P..it wet"' 110111 of aide. is ''the difference between the rich 'and the
cos•• ~. c ... "'-' MMilft °' poor." Experts say 10 percent of Mexico's 67 M1nourl Re<ll•lion of Ill• Holy • • , ,
aowry w111 "",....,on ThundA• et • m1lhon people, collect 45 percent of the nation s
I OOPMAllllPH•rtloruwnMemorlel wealth.
Ch.lpel MM• of Clwl•ll•n llurlel on
Frldn at 10.00 AM •I ~1 J-"'°'
B•Pll\I C•-k Chllr<I\ l11tennen1 •I
H•rbO• Lawn Memorle l P•r k
Servl<H unOef ltw dlffc110n of HefbOf
Lawn·Mounl Ollw Mori...,., of Co.II Mew.~HS4.
"IF MEXICO FUL~ ITS OWN projects,
its own potential." the aide said, "this gap
between rich and poor will be much less."
Great hope is being placed in oil and the
money it will bring. But. like many Mexicana. col· ~~4*"~ ~-:rm::r lege of Mexico president Victor Urquidi wart1S
Deatlu
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against "thls simple equation that people talk
about: that oil wells solve problems."
Petroleum. nonetheless, can be a powerful
tool.
MEXICO, WRICH NATIONALIZED its
petroleum 41 years ago, says il hu the world's
sixth largest proven reserves, most of them dis-
covered in the last decade.
Sold on the world market for more than $22 a
barrel. oil will account for nearly 49 percent of the oa-
tion 's exports thls year with $3.8 billion in net in·
come, the government says.
But Lopez Portillo warns that if "we open the
valves to export oil to the limit or demand ... we
will have nothing to do with the money ; we will in·
fl ate our economy by the worst or all ways: con·
gestion."
So he is limiting daily production lo 2.2 miWon
barrels, with about half available for export, until
he leaves office in 1982. The country is producing
about 1.6 million barrels a day:
"MEXICANS ARE CONCERNED THAT their
export picture will be overwhelmed by oil and
gas," said a U.S. diplomat. "They seem de·
termined to avoid wasting the oil resources. They
don't want to be another Venezuela."
The comparison is made often by Mexicans,
who see Venezuela with a lopsided i.nflationary
economy that exports oil so it can import con·
sumer products that could be made locally.
Mexico. which already bas the world's 19th
largest economy with a gross domestic product
last year of S91 billion. possesses vast resources or
raw materials. Many are scarcely being tapped
and marked for development.
MAJOR DEPOSITS OF URANIUM, silver;
copper, iron. sulfur and other min'erals are con-
firmed in the countryside. Forests are extensive
and rich fishing areas are just off the coasts. Love·
ly scenic vistas, exotic cities and quaint villages are
being developed for tourist dollars.
"You have to remember that oil is not our only
resource and in Lhe long run. it may not even be
our most important one," said political scientist
Jorge Bustamante.
Mexico is still sorting the options, but already
some results are showing.
When Lopez Portillo took office in December
1976, the economy waa reeling. The peso had been
devalued by half, bankers and businessmen had all
but given up on their country and the economic
growth rate slcidded to a dismal 1.7 percent after
hovering for decades near 6 perce.nt. Inflation
went wild, soaring to 34 percent in 1977.
THE NEW PRESIDENT QUICKLY reversed
the blatantly anti·buainess posture of his
predecessor, Luis Echeverria, and launched an am-
bitious Alliance for Production with Mexican
capitalists.
He promised -and delivered -financial in-
centives and an easier pathway throuah tbe
bureaucratic mue for job-producing projects.
The program Is bearing fruit u the economy
bounced back to a 6.6 percent 1rowtb rate last
year and "this whole boom feelilll from 1.978 bas
continued right into 1979," said a U.S. economist
who expect.a the rate to grow to 7.S percent thls
year.
THE NATION'S MAJOa Bl181NE88 groups
said last month private investment Ulla year will
total a record $14 bllllon. up 19 percent from last
year. Inflation, though down dramatjcally in the
past three years, is still running near 17 percent.
The centerpiece or Lopes Portillo'• ecooomic
recovery pro1ram Is tbe Nallollal Industrial
Development Plan. With oil money u the key, the
plan provides aucb powerful inee9tives u lax
cred.ill equal to ODe·llltb of cooatructloD C09ta, low·
interest loans, and cut-rate fuela.
But to quality, the investments muat be made
in designated development areas, such u Tampico
and CoatucoalCOI OD tbe Gulf Cout. Salina Crus
on the Padflc and L11aro CardlDa about 100
miles west ol Mexico City.
Tbe pal la to set industry and the jOb.MMen
il attraets out ol the unmaDa1e•bl• metropolitan ceaten and Into amaller, eccmomleally ltratellc
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SACRAllDITO <AP)
-Former aew1paper ·
Hd t.levialoa r~r
Georie OU.beck ii Gov.
E dmund Brown Jr.'•
newest appotnt.ee to the state Board of Forestry.
Dusbeck, 65, of Albion, a
De moeTaT. -..el• replace David Pesonen,
who resigned to become
s tate direc tor of
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. _ • CLEAN -UP CADDY
•WRAP & BAG
ORGANIZER
•BROOM &
MOP HOLDER it:~
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You 'LI be so organu.d if you buy a ll of
the .. that no one will f .. J safe speaking
to you. So what, let theTI'\ flounde r.
K.D. LIBRARY
WALL UNITS
68HELF UM'IT
WITH DROP LID
11026
29.88
Th... come in Heritage Oak Fini.ah
(right away, 110mebody .. Y9 "Who?
What? Nner heard of it").
STANDARD .
WITH
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teer memberl are appointed f«
tbrH·JMt •tacc•red t.ertm. One
It named by the board of trwteee.
on• by the clUlllled tml>lo1M1
and the U\Jrd 11 named .by the ....... u la t.hla third poll! that la to ~
ntltd.
Commluion!'l'll work with the
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SATIN
Interior Latex WalJ Paint
This paint can make any
room ii) your house look
great a nd for a lot less
money than you thought. (If
he knew how low I was
think ing, he-wouldn't say
that.) Great Glidden quality,
proven reliability. We can
mix or match thousands of
colors. 100% Latex for no
painty odor, fast dryi ng, no
lap marks.
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WRITE AND
GOLD PULLMAN
17x20 19.97
19x25 29.97
19x31 39.97
When you think of the {act that the
cultu.Nd marbl. top ia includ.d a t thia
price. it'• not a bad deal Faucet enra.
fif.i:11u WRITE
TIAVDSE RODS
29"-48"
110-3101 3.77
48"-84"
'10-3102
84" -156"
•10-3104
6.77
8.77
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CllCUUI SAW
42!?
You only •ll orw or t wo
of ~ to a puwon in
th.eh w.um.. More lib
on.. Bea..,. duty bell
beuino c:onstnac:tion.
COLO RITE
Sfa II PWTIC BOSE
50' 3 66
1s· s••
We u.d to •1· "You won't
oet ho.cl a t llational.'' Not
eo couth. ltut .till true. A
lot of »&ac-can't ...Uy
M)' th&t; •
.
ICbool board and admlolltraton
In blrinl and developlnc penonneJ
m•n•a~ment 1y1tem1. They clu1lfy Jobi, bear appeaJa, write
personnel nalee, direct a cluaitled
~hlrlOGDIJ dLr~t.Qr Aid aa• moll· t y.
1ldin1 In the school dlatrict. They
may pick up appUcatlona for fillile
by Sept. 27 at the commluion ol·
flee, 18940 8 St., Huntineton
Beach .
Applicant.a for the non-paying
post muat be regl.atered voters re·
Appllutfon.-will be tcreened ~nd top candidates contacted for
interview, the spokesman said.
3/a " IMPACT DRIVEi
3 31L~9
Com .. with llt&n&ani and
Phillipe bat.a. You caa 9..t aoc&.u
to lit it.
CLEAR REDWOOD
' . i PANELllG STRIPS
• ~:~~:~o!PPIOX 33 97 ) . ~SQ PT e
< ,._ H .r," WIDE
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Hey. do.n't a wall look ~t Cl099r.d with
thia? You don't know? Look in all the better m.aga».n ...
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GOODWDIS
WllDOW CLEAIEI
22 OZ. SPRAY OR 32 OZ. REFILL
59~
I •a.cuurn. I .-p. I help with the
diah-, but I don't do wi.ndowa. (I
buy th!. !or my IDda. th..y do
wi.Nlow..)
IOOLTOIE
COOLAIT
2~
You -· I told J'OU to ftoc:a up wh.n it wu
2.22 • 9allon and now
loola what ha~ For
your ~. aunvn.er and
winter.
Al.LISOI All
COOL CUSBIOI
I ~~1102
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forestry. ·
COLORS
OR
WHITE
GAL.
GENIE ELECTRIC
GARAGE DOOll OPENERS
GS200 ~H.P.
CHAIN DRIVE
89.88
GS409 Y:i H.P
SCREW DRIVE
137.88
GS459 y, H.P.
WORM SCREW DRIVE
147.88
r....t n.i9ht I o pen.I our oarAQe with our 19
year old Genie, th. old o ne with tu~. N obody
m&a-qu.a.hty lib Genie U\ door openen, if
JOU ... me li JOU don't -.k IT\e, fm .Ull
t.ellinq JOU
nn
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WD-40
89~oz.
Ho boy, I wt.ah th~ m.ade thia for old
cl....u. lib me. Could u.e a little
lubrication in joint.a.
( ScJu-ky &n-? )
BARTE 4 PC.
CLEAi LIDO VllJL
CAI JUT SET
477
Title tells all. (You know.
)'OU .... voing to thinla I
am .tuP'd, but I ahall miM not ''talllin9'' to
)'OU for two ....... ru eend )'OU • poftc&rd. )
STOCKS I BUSINESS ..
Thunclay'
2 p.m. (EST) Pri NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS
~. s.p .. mbtt 20. 1979 s OAll. Y PILOT 87
ALoolcaaek
Attitudes Make
Major Diff ere nee
By SYLVIA PORTE&
t hctll .t 111i...c--.
Can you imagine yourself sitting before your' TV set
watching the secretary or the treasury say that the one
r eal hope ror survival was to "liquidate labor. liquidate
stocks, liquidate the farmers. liquidate real es tate ... ?"
That was what Andrew W. Mellon sugeested was the
only solution to lh4b dam age done by the 1929 stock col·
lapse
THAT WAS THE ATTITUDE AMONG America's m
dus triaJ Utans after they had sur veved what was left of lhc
economy as the Depression of the lv30s really t.ook hold
Millions of adults of that erci acc~pted the judgment
that they had lo be "liquidated." They believed that the
less government meddled with business. the less govern·
ment would muddle business
Money's
. . ..
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-· ~ •
Can you vis ualize
o rganized labor per mit
ting Joblessness to sour
a nd poverty to become
a way or life, wtttiO'Ot
insisting on polic1e-, to
reverse the trend" Or
America's homeowners
Worth --~--
i.eemg their homes foreclosed without prote!.t''
Ye t. that's how worker!> and ho meowners reacted a:-.
e~onomlc paralysis cre pt through the land and liquidation
came close to becoming r eality
The distinction between att.llude~ tht!n and now is, I
s ubm it. amon~ the mru.t fundamental reason~ u s1mllur
s ituation is improbable
011' COL'RSE. Wt: HAVE Bl.JI LT 1ntu our econom\
g reat stabilizers since the early 1930s unem ployment an
s urance. Social Security, m1ru mum wage la ws, bank dl'
posit insurance, housing ansurancl'. veterans' benefi ts, etc
We ha\'e indeed earned our concern about depr1·ss1on to a
degree where we have all but created ;; perm<Jnent engine or infl ation \\'(' h:tV(' pusht'<l Keync-srnn •·N1nom1c'i to J
puant .... hen• tht l'C'<mom 1.,t h1 ru~eH m•\ N 11<oul<l hcJ\ t·
pus hed rt
1-:' en 1C the bu~anei.., dn .... nturn. which 1~ oh\ 1ously un
dt•f "3). turn'> out t11 li•· much milder thlln I think 1t Y.11!
bl· masn cronom1sts h•·lif'\(' as doe.., Dr Wd li u m ('
Fn:und, ~c-naor \ 1<·c· pn•,1d1•nt ;incl rh1t>f 1-c·onom1!.t of lht•
".;('',\. York l-ltO{'k 1-.xc·hJnj!f' lh;Jt 'h1· flll'k hottr>m r<alc or
inflation 1.., 1, to i pt·ru·nt ,1 ) 1·;1r
Som!· l1·;1rl1nJ! t''<lll'rh f1·a1 11,,,, lh• inf1Jt11J11 '.1tt· ..... 11
n·;11 h a ch•halll;Jlinj! t:i p1 n t•nl l•> I~ 1wrcf•nl J \ 1·ur bd11r1· v." Cdn bt.•J!ln l<• µull 11 11nd1 r rontrnl
"IT Wll.L '\01 Ht.
rat1· of Ii to i 1>l'rl'1•nt
rnte. · s:n., St<in w~.,t
:'\YSE .
t:A~ Y TO un .... 111d c\i.:n un 1nflalHJn
J )ear. rnuch le ... :-. ,, double d1g11
'act-president or r~.,e•H<'h of th1 ·
We haH• learnt·rl ho..., to u~c thl· economic contrtbu
taon:-. of Britain's hrilhant cconorn1o;t, Lord John Maynard
Ke~ ne:-.. to <'U!.h1011 tloY. nturn:-. \\ 1· know hov. to U!>t: budget
dehc11.s and IJ\ c-uh t'I t1mulat1.: " '>ag1111ng economy and
increase emplo) menl Wt: are fully aw<irto of lhl' anti
recession impact v.h n t he Federal Rc.,enc Sy!>tem
loosens the monet.!r~ 'l"rc11<:0. and pours out b1llton!'i or ex
tra crcdlt
In fact."'<' h:nt h-Jrncd ou1 anti rerc,i.1on h:!>~rm:-rar
too \l.Cll But\\\' hJ\ln I b(•itUJI !11 r1111J out ht•'-' !ti lurn Lh\'
'i3n1<' \\t'Jpon:-. to l urli 1nf1dllon'
This 1~ thl· chulh:ngc todJ)
\ e rt 1':1·nr1()m1c 11acl<grounifa
ORANGE
.COUNTY
Palgt• \. SimJl!.00, C1t11cn ... u.rni... of co.,tu M P!):t l'X
ecut1\'e and rt•!.1dcnt of Custa Mesa. ha::. bt·en ap po tnlu.l
chairman or tht• Rank1ni! Profe,:.1on~ Group and mcmt>.·1
of CAL HANK PA\ C1>mm1ttcc or th1· Cuhforn1il Banker'
AS!>OC'iat1on
!'tichael \\. Patter::.on ha., Joined Toronto DominJon
Bank as assistant 'l<'l' pre.,1dent lie has been appo ankd
assis tant manager of the ln ·ane branch
He was pre\ 1uusl~ \\Ith Wells Fargo Ba nk . ..., here h1·
"'as assistant manager or the Villa Park office
•
Southwest En~lneering, an I rvln... c1 \1 I cng1ncerang
and land plannm~ hrm . has announced the fo llowing
personnel appointments
Paul R. Gilmore ha s been named proJect manager Hl·
is a former projc('t manager with L D King
Richard J. Kepner has been na med chief design
engineer. lie is a former project engineer on variou!>
projects in Mission VieJo
•
Paad C. Ware h a~ JOaned Orcioge Coast Escrow Cor p
Irvine and Diamond Bar , as vice µreside nt of marketing
He has 20 years' expen ence in real estate. ancludang
subdivision sales. real estate financing, title insurance and
escrow
•
Linda Struebing has been appointed oper ations officer
and assistant mnnagcr fo r the Irvine branch of Toronto
Dominion Ba nk.
She is form er operations offtcer at lhe La guni1 tfJ lb of
rice of the Bank of Amer ica
•
Antliloay J . Gh1.1lana has been appointed vice prcst·
dent; Joee P. Salagabang, assistant vice president and
Hazel L. LHg, a ssistant secretary for Downey Savln1s.
based at Costa Mesa
Giusiana joined the assoc1at10n 10 1977 as controller.
Salagubang has been with the association since 1!Y72
and is assistant controlle r. He w~s previously on the in
tern al audit staff of Home Savings and Loan Association.
Mrs. Lana joined the auociaUon in 1971. She la in ~barge of the ins urance department. responsible for In·
aurance requiremoot.a on loans. Sbe was previously with
Fin a ncial Federation.
•
Promot.loa of Her•H M.a.ltetder. Fountain Valley. to
re1lonal salee mana1e r has been an.rlounced by Family
Life l...,.uee Co .. a Seattle firm. He wu promoted rrom
diatrtct •11• manacer ln F'ounli n Valley to head aales
and servtee ta the Los An1eles area.
He Joined the company ID llee u a aervicina a1ant and
waa promoted to district sales mana1er tn 1972 .
•
Pewr Wonall baa Joined Jaaae. AHocla&ea, lac,.
Irvine, aa an art director.
ResponalbWU.. lDcluCS. worklaa with actount ex·
ecutlve1 ln conceptual development and uecutJoe.
He previously worked at Cocbran Cbue and Liv·
lngatoo.
•
&k:Unl t". WUlta••· rmn.. bu bem pnmated to ... 1lltant vtce presldeat lD tbe eommerdal loan •artm•t
of ti--=·• Or1n1• oo.ty ,......1'Md 9'ftce. He J the bank ln 1"5 ud prnloutli ••• a lou offteff.
~,
•• t • t
I wouldn't place the ashtray
there if I were you "
FOR &ETTER OR FOR WORSE
~ ----------------------. I HOWCOME :Pt> GOT~ HocH ';
S1\JFF f'OP. ELIU\8{:Th '( "
DID '/00 HAVE AlL
WAT FOR ME ?
Wf\e I ~LL ?
DID I HAVE RNY
HAIR? DID I
ll.ffl I UTILE, t'1oM ? DID
I c.R~'? DID~
CARR'/ ""6 ?
WAS I HEffl,Y?
DID I MRVE
WET?
SHOE
MOON MULLINS
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THE FAMILY CIRCUS
A e,onu: f\NO
'"TAKE NPPS .•
by Bil Keane
"Don't move, Mommy. I'm gonna drow
yovr picture."
~Me l~ /llWI 601' SO«>a. ... MY f'<lKS m91!Ull' • .,...,. so Sl/Nl( .•
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GORDO
by Lynn Johnston'
Nf\P 11ME; ~ s~ ~
REMEMBER
NRPllME ...
by Jeff MacNelly
by Ferd & Tom Johnson
WMY?···WE
HAVE. PLENT Y
TOfAT HERE
eur YOUR
INVITATION
SAID R.s.v. P.
COMICS I CROSSWORD
by CIJ•rtes M. ScttUlz llG GEORGE "y.,...,_,_.
'fOO'RE Rl9rr ... A
VEl.V OIFFICllT CASE
by Tom Batiuk
! HAD ~~ 5TIJO(,)
HALL IN 1'17'+ I
ORABBLE
OR . SMOCK
-;f.1/IA SOR"f"A
CURIOU S HOW MUCH c;:>1c;:> YOU
we lGH A "f"
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MISS PEACH
IHI~ WA'} MV S:A1HE~'?
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PA~T'Y. IT WI<?
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R.S.V.P.
MEANS
TO LET
ME KNOW
IF YOU'RE
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THEN
SLUGGO
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KIDDING
ME
by Gus Arriola
by Emit Bulhmlller . .
HE SAID IT
MEANT···
R EFRESHMENTS
SERVED
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by Kevin Fagan
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by George Lemont
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by Mell Lazarius
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,,8J_~A111 I• ... Prw
C , motater W9&tMr Mt·
t1ed ow. mucb fll Callforala ao.
daJ, .... weary fll"eftslMn ln
tbeir llnla)e apimt at ie.t 18
major blues that have con·
aumed 100,000 aeree' of bruab
and timber.
Slnee Saturday, at least 51
homa bave a,.. deetro1ed or
damaced by the fires, which
have been fanned by erratic
wtnda. nmnlDa up damace and
flr•fi8bUn1 coau Into the
mUH-ol dollan. • "The weather I.I cooperatu.c."
U.S . .,_...Service apok•man
Steve Warnn u.kl todaJ.
Vice rr.ldeat Walter Moo·
dale pl•nmd to vtl1t aome fire
areas later in tbe daJ, said Los
ADaelel County Supervtaor Ken·
neth Hahn.
The Eagle Canyon nr.. which
dHtroyed aix homes east of
Goleta near Sula Barbara, wu
10 percent contained today
thanks to calm winda, damp alr
and low telnperatures.
Tbe cool, humid conditions
also kept a 20,000.aere fire near
· Ventura and Ojai "sittiac still,"
Warren said.
But southeast ol San Dieco.
more than 300 fireti&bters with
crews from u far away as Ken·
Lucky remal.oed on line today
Dalty~-~-THE UVSCHnz FAMILY, FORMERLY OF KIEV, RUSSIA, ARRIVES IN ORANGE COUNTY .
Immigrants (from left) Vllldfelav, 15, Netty• and Mark Wiii Uve In Coat• Men
'Happy New-¥ear' W-ish
Russian Immigrants Arrive in County
By JACKIE RYMAN
Ot IN D•llY .. IMC Stiff
The Llvschitz family of Kiev,
Russia arrived in Orange Coun·
ty Wednesday -just in time for
the new year.
At sundown Friday, they wi ll
join me mbers of Newport
Beach's Temple Bal Yahm in
·celebrating Rosh Hasbana, the
J ewish new year.
The family will have more to
-give thanks for than most as they reflect back on the journey
th at brought them to John
Wayne Airport Wednesday,
thousands or miles from Kiev.
"We are very, very glad to
come," said Mark Livsch1tz,
40, an architect, struggling with
bis limited EngHsh. But bis
broad smile made words un·
necessary.
Livschitz. 40, his wife, Nellya,
Teea Prostitute
NB Man Acquitted
In Pimping Trial
Outcall escort ser vice
operator Don a ld Smith of
Newport Beach was acquitted
Wednesday of pimping and pan·
dering for a teen-age girl who
became a prostitute at 15.
"Thank God it's over," Smith
sighed with relief as be and his
attorney, Jim Spring. left the
Orange County Courthouse on
their way to celebrate the inno-
cent verdict. The seven-woman, five-man
jury deadlocked in an 11-1 vole
favoring guilt on whether
Smith's co-defendant, Valerie
Thomas, 20, of Santa Ana, also
pimped and pandered for the
&Irl.
Smith. of 1311 Cliff Drive,
.•
Aliem Nabbed
operates Charlie's Angels and
Golden Girls -outcall agencies
that provide escort. musage
and nude modeling services for
male clients.
The services are advertised in
several ne ws papers serving
Ora~&e County.
"Police have been after my
client for a loog time and have
been unsuccessful. He runs a
clean operation down there,"
declared attorney Spring.
During the four -day trial
before Superior Court Judge
Bryon K. McMillan, the teen-age
girl testified that she went to
work for Smith's Golden Girls
service in 1978.
41, a geologist, and their 15-year·
old son, Vlad.islav owe thelr safe
arr ival in their new homeland to
the work or many people.
It was pressure from the U.S.
and Jewish groups that enabled
them to come. Earlier families
attempting to flee Russian anti·
Semitism waited years for visas,
sometimes in vain. but the
Livschitz family was allowed to
leave after five months .
Carrying only a few pieces of
luggage, they were met in New
York by representatives of Chi.
an offshoot of the century-old
Hebrew Immigrant Ajd Society.
They were put on a plane for
Los Angeles . whe r e t hey
changed to a commuter flight to
Orange County
On Uus end, the Orange Coun·
l y Jewish Fede r ation and
J ewish Family Service wlll pay
their rent and basic costs until
they become self-supporting.
And members of Temple Bal
Yahm in NewPOrt Beach have <See FAMILY, Page AZ>
Power Goes Out
• For Mesa Homes
The lights went out for about
1.475 Southern California Edison
customers in north Costa Mesa
Wednesday night for more than
an hour, an SCE spokesman said
today.
He said the failure of an un·
derll'OWld cable shut off elec·
triclty at 10:36 p.m. to the area
bounded by Sunflower Avenue,
Baker Street, the Newport
Freeway and Fairview Road.
Power was restored at 11:48
p.m ., be said.
uou.ncl a rqi.ng 6,000-acre bl'Ulb
fife two miles from the Mexican
f)order at Ot.ay Mesa. ne .. was out of eoatrol
but ••readinc slowly. Jia.s
Dyk-. c:ble( of the San Diep
Ranier Unit of the Californl•
Depart.ment-ot Forestry, said
crewt e.t•hHlbed lines around
10 miles of the fire's 15-mile
perimeter. Bombers dropped
fire reta.rdanta.
For a time, the flames
th.re.._. a mobile home park
aad burned telephone linel, but
abiftlDI whMla tu.med the blue
·••ay. Dykes aald lt WU \be 20th
fare on Otay Mesa.
"I'm 100 percent 1.-e Ulla ftre
was man-caused,·• Dykes aald,
but be would not Ht' it WU de•
liberate anon.
A farefighter WU bospi~zed
ror treat.malt ol eye irritation
and another treated. for s moke
inbalaUoo.
Ye•r•••e•••• ' Dally Ne••P•tter
c FIFTEEN CENTS
Meanwhile in Santa Barbara County, things were "looting
real good" on the Goleta fire,
said WaJTen. "They're begin·
ning to release aome or the L.A.
strike team."
But Warren said a finger of
the Ventura County blaze
burned closer to the Hillside
Homes tract today, although it
still posed no immediate threat
to houses.
Cocaine, Pot Found
Justice And Wife
Face Drug Rap
OAKLAND <AP) -State Ap-
pellate Court Justice Paul N.
Halvonik, 40, and his wire.
Deborah, 37. were rree today
after arrest in their home on
felony cocaine and ma riJuana
charges.
Oakland police vice squad Sgt
Larry Rodrigue said' Halvonik.
formerly a member or Gov Ed·
mund Brown Jr. 's admmistra-
lion. and his wife. were arrested
Wedn esday night by police
armed with warrants charging
p ossess ion of coc aine .
possession of marijuana fo r
sale. and cultivation of mari·
juana.
They were released Qn their
own recognizance.
Rodrigue said the couple were
ordered to appear in Oakland
Municipal Court Friday for ar-
raignment. Mrs. Halvonik is an
att.oraey1n private pr.-Ctice.
Vice squad Lt. Jim Mitchel
said he and other officers found
about $100 worth or cocaine, two
one-o~e packages or processed
marij uana which poUce valued
Mesa Police
Continue to
H1D1t Killer
Costa Mesa police said today
they are pursuing a number or
leads in their search for the
killer of Marolyn Ca relton. a
3l·year-old widow who was at·
tacked in her apartment Sat.ur·
day.
They said they are a lso con·
t1nuing to meet with detectives
from other Orange Coast cities
to see if unsolved murders there
may be related.
Mrs. Carelton died Sunday or
injuries received when an in·
truder struck her over the head
with a blunt object. She was attacked al 224
A voe ado St .. only a block away
from the apartment at 307
Avocado Sl. where 21-year-0ld
Kimberly Gaye Rawlins was
murdered March 31. Another
woman, 24-year·old Jane Pel·
tengi ll , was attacked a nd
severely injured two blocks
away. at 381 Hamilton St .. oo Ju·
ly 20.
Police said they are looking
into pouible conn ections
between thne cases a nd· un·
solved murders in Fountain
Valley, Corona del Mar, Irvine
and Garden Grove, as well as
the sl~g in January, 1977, of
Robyn Lynn Coit. 20, in her
apartment at 241 A voe ado St ..
COltallela.
at $500 and more than 200 grow·
ing marijuana plants in the
kitchen and bathroom
Offtcers said they had po
evidence the Halvon1ks were
~elling pot. but they were booked
on the charge bec;iuse they had
mor e mar&Juana around than
they could use themselves
Police said the arrests at the
Hal von1 ks fl Iller H11,thland<i
hom e ('apped a three tia}' 1n
vest1gat1on prompted when of·
f1cers 1nvest1~ating a recent
burglary at the Halvonik home
SPolled wh at they thought were
marijuana plants.
Halvonik is former legal direc
tor of the Bay Area Amencan
Civil Liberties Union. and was
appointed to the bench in Apnl
l.9'18 by Brown. H a lvonik once was a pro .
fessional jau pianist. a former
1t•te attorney aeneral and a
partner m a publi c mterest law
firm in San Francisco ~fore he
Joi ned the Brown adm1rustralloo
in 191~ as the aovemor·s lobb)'l.St
in the Assembly
APWI,._.....
HELD IN DRVO RAID
Justice Paul Halvonlk
Bank Thief Foiled;
,
Mesa Store Robbed
The score was clerks 3. rob·
"'bers 1 m Costa Mesa Wednesday ~ qu1ck-th1nk10g em ployee~
foi led two attempted bank helSt.s
$6,000 Fire
Damages
Mesa School
Ao early morning blaze today
al Sonora Elementary Sc hool in
Costa Mesa caused an estimated
$6 ,000 da mage to a portable
classroom building, officials
said.
Fire Marshal Russ Henderson
said the fire broke out about 1: 20
a.m . It apparenUy was caused
by a malfunctioning air coodi ·
tioner in the building, he added.
The fire was brought under
control in about 10 minutes. but
about half of the interior celling
was damaged
Henderson said firemen were
delayed by a locked gate when
they arrt.ed at the campus at
966 Sonora Road.
and a department store holdup,
pohc~ said.
The only robber who got any
money was a man who indicated
he had a gun unde r his shirt and
made off with $30 from the 7-
Eleven store at 517 W. Wilson St.
at about l 30 a m It was the
lh1rd robbery al that loc<Jllon in
the past month
An inept bank robber was
foiled twice in two holdup at·
tempts WJthin 10 minutes of each
other Wednesda,v. police s:ud.
Officers said a man in his ear·
ly 20s driv ing a da rk.gray
foreign car pulled into the drive·
in window at Imperial Bank,
Fair Drive and Harbo r
Boulevard, al 2 p.m.
He claimed to havf? a shotgib
wrapped in cloth and demanded
Sl.000. police said. The teller
d ropped to the noor and the man
drove off empty.handed.
Coast
Weather
· ID Costa Mesa
The Diehl she wu employed -
after lYin&' about her ace so
Smith Would hire her -the &irl
testified lhe went out on three
calla and performed sexual acts
with male customers.
Sbe testified, however, that
abe never dlae\llled with Smith
what b•ppened OD the calla ad~
that be De¥er told ber wbat or
wbat oat to do.
PartyToOHOt
They were noWied of the fire
by a nearby resident who re-
portedly had trouble sleeping
and went for a swim ln his pool
behind the campus. The uniden·
lifted resident spotted smoke
and called flrem«s.
Shotgun
Wounds Man
Low c louds tonight
through mid-morning Fri·
day otherwise s unny .
H i ghs in mid -~Os at
beaches to mid·80's in·
land. Lows t.oni&bt in the
mld-808.
INSIDE TOD" Y·
Im,,..,.., oil poolJ hooe the f haoflciGl to0rld beating o
path to Mateo. But PTeft·
<Int Jote Lopn Portillo haa
vowed caaiiaou. dewlopmnt
of th~ pdT'Olnm fiftdl and
country. Story, photo Pog~
Al3.
Tb• 1111 testified that money
reeetved • tbe calla -a buic SU per aervtce plus "Ups" of.
fend bJ the male client. -were
split wttb Smith. ·
8mttb teltifted that be bad no
blowledae about what the prl
did OD tbe calla. Ue did eoocede
that prOIUtatlon wu a '. poealbllitJ .••
Bat be repe= told the coart tbat be aot allow
pn1Utut.9 to wort for bla aaen·
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MlellMI J=no :.--•d tlae e:-. I d Wliaet
-.._, 81 M 111111•
Firemen Yuie Ceremonitil
There were a few uninvited
guests Wedne94ay nt1bt amoq
tbe 125 mot.hen and daqhten
aatbered at the Oran1e Coat
YMCA for an Indian Malden
pfOlram.
A bemire Of railroad tJes wu
lit ln a fWd bellde the y baUd·
lnl cm Univenlty Drive at tbe
Upper Newpcxt Bay.
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Ila to llO& ftlll~ .... -. ttattecl a lat.. . .... ... .......... :.?: ....
ftr• tnaek1 'roa oato •• ........... -....
A Cotta Mesa man was
aerioutly injured Wednnd•Y
when a •botlUD be allesedly
dropped or threw to the floor
durin1 an arcument discbarpd,
police said.
Donald Anmtroal, 30, ol USS
ll•a Verde Drive kut, wu lD
aur1•1'1 todaJ at UC lnlD•
lledieal Cader. Police uJd 1iae
bad lOll 1mt1'a1 n.aers ID tbe
t :a5 p.m. acddmt at Ml arput.
ment. ~ A19' lnJared WU • ....., A.m~ll.of < ......
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treae.d • the medltal cmtlr'. __ _.ID_..
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Doeto~
' ·Saves
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A ~ doctor •• MliD•IY lDJuNMS Wedn..cla1 al,_ wlMe
ht attem&*d t.o laWt U on..
COUDty *rUr1 deputJ fl'olll a
hOlplt.al jail want lluna~ .,......
with alUll ptpe.
The dod.or •u credited lllr
sherlff'a otncen wlU. H"-i dlll
CS.puty'a W. cNrta1 tM ..._. at
UC Jrvl.De Medical C.ter't Jall
ward ln Orana•.
Dr. Howard CowUabaw of
Garden Grove wu ~ tD
good cond.lt.ioo in UM i.....-.
care unit at UCIMC today after
1uffertaa aevwal blows to tbe
stomach in tbt t p.m. attack.
Sheriff• apotesman U . Wyatt
Hart cave thil account of the ln·
cld.eftl;
Or. Cowlishaw. a J&.year-old
anesthesiologist, was walldn& ln
the medical center's jail ward
when he heard the screams ol a
nurse.
He round the inmate beali11g
Deputy Raul Ramos about on
the head with a 24-lnch-long
steel tube, which the prtaooer
apparently had diamanUed from
the frame of h1a hospital bed.
During the scuffle to subdue
the inmate. Dr. Cowlishaw was
s truck in the stomach with the
pipe . A nurs ing assistant,
Margaret Stebbins, was slightly
injured.
T he attack occurred as a
nurse. accompanied by Deputy
Ramos, checked on prisoner pa-
ti~nts in the ward.
The prlaoner apparently
leaped from behind a curtain,
s winging the steel club at
Ramos.
Hart said Ramos probably
would have been killed had Or.
Cowllsha w not Intervened. The
s heriff's deputy was also report-
ed in good condition today at
UCIMC, recovering from multi-
ple head lacerations.
The inma te. who was unin-
jured. was identified aR David
Medtna, 19, or Placentia.
He had been admitted to the
jail ward for treatment or in-
juries he received Tuesday after
his car crashed during a police
chase in Placentia.
Medina. who had been wanted
on several previous assault
ch a rges, was spotted by a police
investigator In Placentia.
HB Girl Tries
Dumping Kin
From Auto
A 16-ycar-old girl reportedly
drove swerving through the
s treets or Huntington Beach
Wednesday with her sobbing,
screaming mother clinging to
the top of the speeding station
wagon.
Witnesses at the 11:30 a.m. in·
cident told police the woman
was hanging onto the luggage
rack as the girl swerved the
vehicle in an apparent attempt
to spill he r m other onto the
street.
Police said the girl slammed
to a stop on Argyle Drive and
ran off. Bewildered witnesses
said they helped the hysterical
mother off the roof.
The mother-daughter alterca·
lion reportedly erupted at their
home when the teen-ager leaped
into the car and kicked her
mother who grabbed for the
keys, accordlng to police.
Officers, who would not re-
. lease names because a juvenile
was Involved, Hid the mother
s uffered &rm, leg and facial cuts
as a result of the episode. They
said she was also covered with
blue paint from the station
wagon roor.
The daughter Is being sought
on charges or assault wl\b a
deadly weapon.
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Launehed Today
High Energy Astronomy Observatory No. 3 will look like
this artist's conception when it becomes operational. It
was launched into earth orbit t.oday by an Atlas Centaur
rocket from Cape Canaveral, Fla. HEAO 3 will scan the
heavens for cosmic and gamma ray sources.
Coast Again Suffers
Eye-stinging Smog
By MICHAEL PASKEVICH
Of tlle O ... y .. , ... Si.ti
Stagnant air clung to the
Orange Coast again today,
prompting car pooling pro-
grams for large firms from
Costa Mesa to Laguna Beach
and first stage health ad-
visories for sections of inland Orange Q>unty.
Smog grew even worse around
Los Angeles a~ a new sel1e or
eye-stinging vapors enveloped
the basin. triggering second
stage health alerts In several
areas.
Second stage health episodes
-meaning dangerous air for all
people -were expected to last
through Fnday an Pasadena and
nearby communities
''The new weather pattern as
similar to what we experienced
last week," said a spokesman
for the South Coast Air Qua!Jty
Management District.
That weather system, in which
an inyersion layer of cool-over·
hot air trapped pollutants close
lo the ground, caused eight
straight days of second stage
health alerts.
Considered the worst run of
smoggy days in 25 years. the in-
ver sion layer lifted over the
weekend only to return today.
It will remain hot Friday with
n egligible winds and highs
above 90 in Los Angeles. 94 for
in la nd valleys.
It will be only s li1htly cooler
for inJand Orange County, where
first s tage health advisories
were expected to re maln in ef.
fed for El Toro, La Habra, Los
Alamitos, Santa Ana Canyon
and Anaheim.
No first sta«ie alerts were
called for coast cities where
temperatures wiU remain in the
m i d ·70s. but a d istr ict 's
spokesman said the air will re ·
main "unhealthful for extremely
senslUve persons" through Fri·
day.
As a result of rancid air
gat herlng s tre ngth lo Los
Angeles and Riverside counties
early today, air quality orficials
lo.stltuted mandatory car pool-
ing for 2,600 Southland firms
that employ more than 100 peo-
ple.
Costa Mesa , Newport and
Irvine area corporations were
ordered OD second stage plans,
calling for 60 lo 70 percent t e·
ducUons ln employee car trips.
A first stage plan. asking for
volunt.ary car pooling, was re-
quested for the Laguna Beach
and south Orange Coast area.
Aoki Still
hnproving
Spokesmen at San Francisco's
L e tterman Arm y Me dical
Center said today Injured boat
racer and restailrateur Rocky
Aoki was "sUll Improving" and
wo uld be tra ns fe rred to a
civlUan hospital.
Aoki. recovering from surgery
on a ruptured aorta suffered
when his boat rut a wave at 70
mph Friday, was taken off the
hospital's serious list today.
He was to be moved today
from the Presidio facility to the
UC Medical Center in San Fran-
ciaco, officlall said.
IRWD Elections
'Unconstitutional' ...
I
By FREDERICK SCHOEllEllL °' .. .,...., ...........
An elect.Joo syatem that hu al-
lowed l.rvl.ne Company domina-
tion of Irvine Rancb W 1ter Di.a·
trlcl affairs wu decler~ un-
con1 tltut¥>nal Wednesday by
Oran1e County Superior Court
Jud .. Eward Wall.bl.
At the conch.wlen of a 2~-bour
beariq, tbe Jud•• ruled that
election of dlreetora by laad-
o w n er -cont ro 11 e d v0Un1
violates "one-man, one-vote"
principles repeatedly •pbeld a.,
the U.S. Supreme C.Vrt and tM
state Supreme Court.
W allia declaied tbat public
control of tbe water dlltrict
board ·O( dlttdorl ii llMDLlal
becaue of "momentoua" de-
cllloaa the board wlU face re·
1ardln1 future development
within the •.000.aere dlttrtct.
The district lDclud" OD.t·•lxtb
of or-.. County'• land .....
iaclucU.nc the city of lrvlDe Md
portloaa 0( Tutla, Sula Au,
Newport BMcb, t.asun• Beeeb ~Tbe-== ::"lq'°7• • w .w. .. bow t.o lbift eoiatlol ol tlM .... dlll&rtct ~ fNm ............ '° ..... .................. PollSW.nm·
ed.laa will be upl.Qred. at &-
"
laUD·~t fOl'ndlie-pol1U& .. ftDCli~ ... ~ ......... .. .,.. .....
-.•• tor I.be ......
Tbe COGUDUUlr ftlpt WU ml
boYr lat• WeclnHday. 1Dd
repr.....utifte ol lb• temple were anlllou1 ID c aae tbe
Livaehlts family had somehow
IOUell loll. Am-. tboM-'waiU .. &e .,.....
dMm wen TeD'lple l"at Yalun
9'1ter1M>od President · Reva
Sam._. and Henry Palmer, a
temple member who ia a naUve
of Poland and 1peak1 Ru.aalan.
··we dicln't know until Pl1day
tlle7 were comtac." esplalDed
Htlea lAvlnaon of Newport
Beaeb, vice Pftlidlllt ol tbt lda-
terbood. "All wt lasew la we
were apeetina enother family
thla moalh.'' Fhe 1ean a10. tbe temple
settled a family d Vletnameae
retu1ees and a week a10 they
helped relocate a m -member
family d "boat people." Mn. Levinson aald it took her
several weeks to find an apart·
ment for the Llvschiu family
She aaid most places won't
take children and 1 few aald
they don't want immigrants.
An apartment was finally
found in the Meta del Mar area
of Costa Meaa, where a number or Vietnamese refu1eea have
settled. J
II rs. lAYiJ2.lan aald tbe new
1partmerit baa been stocked
with food, furnllblDp and bed·
dint by alaterbood members,
and tbat a pbyaiclao who
belonp to the temple will give
the newccSmen free physical ex-
ams.
She said slaterbood memben
planned t.o cook the famlly a din-
ner in their own home Wec!nes· da~y, to have dinner for them at
Mrs. Samuels' home tonight and
to take them to temple Friday
ror the beginolng or the High Ho-
ly Days.
Although the welcomers had
stood in the hot sun at the
airport for an hour. they bubbled
with enthusiasm as the Livschitz
family emerged from the ir
plane.
There were warm s miles,
hugs and some tears as the am·
migrants round their n e w
rriend8.
"This is our home now ...
Livschiu said.
Recruitment
Pow Wow Set
By Coast Y
The Orange Coast YMCA
toni ght wdJ host a r~rwtment
Pow Wow for fathers with their
sons or dau&hters lnterested in
the Y-lndl1n Guides and Y
Indian Princess programs
The event starts at 7 at the Y
a t 2.300 Universit y Drive in
Newport Beach and is open to
parents and children rrom the
Newport-Mesa Unified School
District and the city of Irvine.
The Indian Guides and Indian
Princess programs are aimed at
fathers and children between the
ages of 6 and 8 so they can
participate together In a variety
or activities.
Some of those activities. such
as Indian crafts and dancing.
will be part or tonight's pro·
gram.
Shrimp Dam~ed
SAN JOSE tAP> Tbe state
Department ol Fish and Game
says that mlllloos of eallom of
partially treated sewage bave
devutat.ed sbrlmp beds ln lbe
south end c:I San Jl'.f anclaco Bay.
Mobile
lpning
6banged
87 &08E&T BA&&I!& °' .. .,..., ~ MIMf
Oran1e County supervisors
approved aonlng c hanges
Wedneedaj that make it pouible
for moblle home tenanta to own
their own land ln unincorporated
county territory.
Supervtaors were so pleased
by their acUon that they deeided
to send the aoaln& packa1e to.all
218 cities in the county t.o uae aa
l\&ldellnes that they may want to folloy. n.e __, cban1e1 wtU allow
tenant.I ~ mobile homea, or
manufactured modular homes,
to place tbeir dweUlo11 in &ot.s
now toned for 1ln1le-famlly
residencf9.
Supervtaon also approved ac·
tioo to permit the devek>pment
of mobile home subdivisions in
high density restdentiaJ areu in
which t.enaots also can own their
own Iota as well aa their
coaches.
Supervisor Ralph Clark
heralded the chan1es in the
mobile home regula\ions.
·'It baa lone been overdue. It
is the tint step in 1ivlng mobile
home owners the same right.a to
own their own land as other
home ownen," be said.
"It ls a wonderful tool. They
won't have to be victims or park
owners who have driven rent out
of alfbl." Clark added.
W b eo the zoo.ing c ban ges t.alte
effect :.> da~ from now. mobile
home owners will be alJowed to
move into large lot resadential
areas with a use permit from the
county ionlng admuustrator
Large lots •range from z.oning
which allows ooe unit per four
acres to one urut to an acre
County officials say about 60.000
acr es fall into the large lot
c lass1ficauon
Mobile home owners also wtU
be allowed to move into t ypical
single family housmg areas but
there are tighter restnclions
The action requires a zoning
change that is to be applied to
a ll new planned development
com munities
Super visors had wanted the
additional safeguards built into
the regulations an order to dis -
cour a~e piecemeal locations of
mobile homes through ~angle
ram a I y subd.a v1s1ons
Of fJc1 als s aid the zoning
changes will tend to free up land
ror mobile home tenants that
previously have been des1gnat~
for other uses as well a!. curblllg
purpon ed abuses an existing
rental parks
Heretofore. mobtlf> home-;
could be located only in mobile
home parks
A study C'Omm1ttf.'f' has ob
served previously that mobile
home par k development ha~
beeo practkaUy nonexistent 111
recent years
Because mobile homes were
allowed only on land iooed ror
high dens ity residential com·
plexes. condom101um develop
m':nts ~ualJy were chosen by
builders as the most profitable
course or action
Wreckage Found
LAS VEGAS <AP> -The
wreckage of a missing FB·lll
righter·bomber was located in
the mountains nearly 100 males
north of bere Wednesday. but
the Air Force said the remains
or one person round at the crash
site could not defutitely be iden-
tified u one of the two crewmen
aboard.
Newport
Surf. and Sport
•
Introduces
QUIKSILVER
PANTS
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Career Eye•
Cubanl1aue
WAlllDIOTON tAP) -..... .... c.n. held •
unannounced meetin•
wl&la --p' el wtdrn today on Scmet troope in Cuba, reportedly to brief
tbem on a ''delicate
phue" In U .S .·Sc;>vtet
ne1otiaUooa about the coo.
troveny.
Sen. Frank Church, D·
Idaho, chairman ol the
Senile Forelp RelaUona
Committee, emerged from
the meeting of Democratic
and Republican leaders
with a prediction that
eventually •'the Senate
will require cerWlcatloa
by the preaident. tb.•t So-
viet combat f«cea are not
in Cuba."
Cburcb told reportera
the U.S. and Soviet IOY•
ernments "apparently
hue reached that point in
ne10UaUOD1" on the wue
where m~ deciaioo.s are
required.
He aald the American
decisions were "just being
formulated ." It was
Church who referred to
the neaotiaUons over the
Soviet brigade u beina ln
a delicate phase.
Gold Price
Hits $386;
\Buck Sinks
LONDON IAP> -The dollar
spiraled downward OD European
mon~y markets today as some
dealers predicted a renewed
cnsas of confidence tn the U.S.
c urrency Gold so ared to
another rerord or $386 in Loodon
at the close and was up more
than $11 toJIU .SO 1n Zurich.
The dollar hit II-month lows in
Milan and Frankfurt and was
lower in Tokyo
London's five m ajor bullion
houses fixed lhe price of gold at
a n all tame tugh fixing of $380 for
the afternoon trading session. It
was a Jump of 10 dollars over
Wednesday's cloee in both IAn·
don and Zunch Withm an hour
lht.' pnce C'lambed another six
dollars tn London trading.
"Thr doll ;i r 1 ~ 1n trouble
agaan~d 11 ~eem~ the n !>1ng 1n
terest rates have not be-en sufft
c1ent to prop at up," a Tok )n
trader SllJd .
Mesan Hurt
In Rear-end
Collision
A C06l<i Mesa man was an
JU red Wedn~day when his car
collided with the rear or a car
driven by -a 98·year-old man.
rorcang at Into a third caa:-
Kenneth Scott Peterson, 19.
was unconscious whe n i><>lice ar-
rived at the scene or the 6.50
p m uC'c tdent on Ne wport
Boulevard north or 16th Street
officers saJd •
However he regained con·
scaousness and was treated but
n ot hosp1tal1ied at Hoag
Me morial llos patal. oHa cials
:.aid
The second motorist, Richard
M&rten Shaw, 98. of Norwell.
Mass . and the third driver.
Venita Marie Vaplano, 25, of
Newport Beach, weren't injured,
police said.
'
Where F ive It' ere Killed
The first aircraft cras h at Castle Air Force
Base at Merced in a decade killed five
crewmen on a KC-135 stratotanker jet
Wednesday. The plane. practicing touch-
and-go landings, crashed on the runway.
ripping the cockpit and one engine away
from the fuselage and burst into flames.
Two crewmen survived.
Olympics Profit Vowed
l.ns Angeles Expects to Net $21 Million
LOS ANGELES <AP}
Organizers of the 1984 Olympi~s
say they will tum a profit of 'at
least $21 million even if double·
digit inflation continues anp thE:
fed eral government gives them
no financial aid.
T h e Los Angeles Oly mpic
O r ganizing Committee s aid
Wednesday it expects to spend
S.147 million to stage the games
:md take in at least $368 million.
The committee reiterated Jts
pledge that the games would
cost the city nothing.
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RTD F ares Doten
LOS ANGELES <AP> Near-
ly all the Rapid Transit Dis·
trict's buses are back on the
road today, but ridership is onJy
about half what it was before a
strike began 31h weeks ago, of·
ficials say.
The RTD sajd it had about
640 .000 far~ Tuesday. compared
At torney 'Blamed'
For Temple Deaths ·
LOS ANGELES <AP > --Charles Garry, lawyer for the People's
Temple cult which collapsed when 900 of its members committed
mass sui cide last year. Wtdnesday blamed the deaths on attorney
Mark Lane. Lane was with the cult followers of Rev. Jim Jones when they
began the bizarre suicide ritual
to a daily pre-strike average of
l.2 million.
Mobil Fire Probe d
TORRANCE <AP) -A Mobil
Oil Co. refinery that processes
123.500 barrels of crude oil dajly
will be out or operation for less
than a week after a fire and ex-
plosion. officials say.
Repairmen will begin in ·
vestigaling the cause of the
blaze when the a rea cools,
Fulham said.
Baby 1t'laale Die•
REDWOOD CITY <AP l
Despite a week of intensive
medical care. a baby pilot whale
found stranded on a beach ~ear
here has died at a mar ine
C1 musement park.
The J ·yea r·old a nimal suc-
cumbed to blQOd nukes Wednes-
day She also had been found to
be s uffering from severe dis-
orders of the kidneys, lungs and
liver. said Mike Demetrious,
president of Marine World.
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nu.a.r. ~ 20, 1979 ONLYPtLOT A 5
'America in Troub/,e'
Union Hears Brown Berate 'Cheap Labor'
~
to the eeonomy, ea,m1 the ~ Is .,..
"Perrier Water" from France, "Swedish
c racken" and "Mercedea-Bem" automobiles'
from Germany.
SAN J'RANCl9CO <AP-> -GM. JIJdlnund Brown
Jr.. an all-but-declared Democratic prea-
ldenllal candidate. aaya that America bu •'a pent
20 yean tranaferrinl technology lo others" while
its own worken lost tbelr jobs.
"'!be sweat or your labor lhat is used to l>ro-
duce capital is leavlne t.hla country and comlna
back combined with cheap labor to put you out of
work," Brown told the convention of the Industrial
Un1oo Departm~t of the AFL-CJO on Wednesday.
·•America is in biC trouble . . . America ls go-
ing downhill and it doesn't have to."
THE MORE THAN 911 delegates at the con-
vention represent slx million work~ in 56 na·
Uonal unions. The California governor received on-
ly s parse applause from them ·when he was
Introduced, but reception seemed to increase as
his 20-mlnute speech went along.
The governor denounced lax breaks as a spur .. .
Marvin
Renews
Battle
LOS ANGELES ·CAP)
-His claim of victory
hasn't mellowed tough
guy act.or Lee Ma rvin.
who st age d a bitte r
court battle with hi s
former lover earlier th1i.
year.
Marvin is renewing
one part of the struggle
as he tries to overturn a
judge's ruling that he
must pay $104,000 for
"r e hnbilitation" lo
Michelle Triola Marvin,
who lived with him for
51!1 years
ATTORNEY A .
D a v 1 d K a g o n s ·a 1 d
W ed n esa y th at
th e a c tor:, d e -
s pit e be ing ··ve r y
-QJeased" with most of
Superior Court Judge
Arthur Marsh.all's April
19 decision 10 the case.
does not reel the award
of $104 .000 was war·
ranted.
After an 11-week trial ,
Marshall awarded Miss
Marvi n the money for
"r e h a b i lit a t ive
purposes " But he re
jected her clajms for a
share of the actor's prop·
e rty and half of the
estimated S3.6 million he
earned during the ar
years together.
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The United Staie,. be aald. "baa spent JO years
transferring our technoloty, that you helped build,
to other people . . . but ll we don't ftsure out a
way to reinvest and relnduatriallze t.hla country.
forget lt. We'll have even more or a loes of union
jobs."
WHAT HAPPENS, BROWN asked, when over-
seas workers "start maJUng steel, cars, ties,
watches, television, computers and doing it for $2
a ~y? What's going lo happen lo the American •
standard of living? That's the dilemma."
He called for a .. pubUc works progl'am" lo get
this country's unemployed back to work, but
declined to expand on that later at a news con-
ference,.
'WEEK-
END
SPECIAL
The ra c ket.
poly cotton
~hell with qu1!tod
l1n1ng 1n·hemp
or navy
. '"I
NOW 43.80
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'"' "' •• ,." ... •<J ... . ...• ~. . .. 1 n the jungle seJ.Uemeot or
Joneatown.. <:ruyal fa'PWdfll'
slaying ol U.S. Rep .. lAo.-Jl,_..
a nd three joumalia1s.
~ CONTACl'ED in New. 6' :..•• 5 · g 1'flDj a
I awe.Ut, descfibed Garry as "a
liar" and "a-_ very, very sick
man" who was "suffering from
delusion."J."
SAN Dr'EGd <AP> -A COlDl· tywide manhUnl bas been or-MARVIN'S AP PEAL
dered for a masked gunman who .to the state Court of Ap·
kidnapped and raped the wife of peal was filed Tuesday.
a San Diego County supervisor's Miss Marvin's attorney I
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••O•UCl....,._ "I.LA GU~OA Jot4.1 ,,, ,.,, ht.>-J1i "THE PERSON responsi1>le
was the catalyst," Garry sajd at
a State Bar Association conven·
tion pan~ on "Cults and the
Law" at the Bonaventure Hotel.
Ga rry said Jones was
"paranoid" about a supposed
conspiracy by U.S. officials to
destroy hi m.
chief aide. police said. Marvin Mltchelson saad
George St.evens. a 47-year-old We dnes da y that no
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Ba~i~~~~roothesWf ~_c_r_o_s_s·_a_P~_~_is_p_l_an_n_e_d_. ____________________________ _
"He may not be legally
responsible. but he is morally.
Mark Lane is res ponsible,"
Garry said. The rem arks were
a pparently the most s pecific
ever made by Garry in charging
Lane with direct responsibility.
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SEPTEMBER 26
Garry said a search for such
information through the U.S.
Fre edom of Information Act
turned up nothing, and Garry
s aid he was convinced there was
no conspiracy to destroy Jones.
Supervisor Jim Bates, told
police Wednesday that the in-
truder broke into~ his home at
about 5 a .m ., thre atened lo
"blow away" his 11 -year-old
son, then a bducted his wife at
gunpoint.
ON SALETHRU
SEPTEMBER 26
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$10,000 mlntmum. Rate based on 26·week U.S. T1easury Bill rate.
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regulations prohibit compounding of interest on the account and
impose a substantial Interest penalty for early w1thdr11wal.
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lease Tangled in
State's Red T a.,....,...,....,.-.~ ~::!i.?::S.:~~a:::s
Rt"mtmbcT \.hole old "Perry Muon" abowl where.
Ju.1t u tbe trtal w neaJ'.1.1 OVtt • detective would run lhroup \M courtroom cawnc ''Hold lt, Perey. we've IOl
new evidmce?"
1'be tc:me wun't. quite so dramaUc ~nUy at a
meeUnc ot NewPott·Meu achool tru1ten on the ~eaae ot
lhe Mesa Verde Stbool property, but. there was
somet.h.ina ot the same teelina.
Two 01'8&niulian1. Coatllne Community Colle1u and
fo1air'View State Hospital, had lhown an Interest l.n the
school
However, only Coutltne had 1ubmitted a written pro·
Po a.I Slate red tape from the Department or Finance
and the Cenerat Services Administration held up
Fa1r\1i w's proposal
f\ 3 result. stuff members wer e ready to go with u
recommt'nduUon that the 1ea~e be approved for
Coustline
Al lhe last minute , howe\'er. Fa1rvtew E xecutive
Darector Frank Cranella managed to gel stale authonty
lo make a verbal proposal, which he did at the board
meetini.
Although the proposal came al the eleventh hour and
was for somewhat less money than the Coastline con·
tract. trustees agreed to go with Fairview
They left open the possibility or a s ublease or
classroom space lo Coastline.
Despite the circumstances. the decision seems a rca·
sonable one . Although Fairview offered only $204.000 a
year, including maintenance, compared to Coastline's
$243,000, the fi gure still was acceptable by fair market
standards.
And the school will be used . as intended. for the
education of youngsters. In addition, plans to s ublease
classroom space to a parochial school would give re·
larded youngsters from Fairview some exposure to other
children.
Also, some neighbors have objected to the nighttime
traffic Coastline would generate ..
Officials at Coastline. while disappointed. took the
last-minute loss graciously. noting that they aren't an ad-
versary of Fairview.
nut whale local orru.:ials seem to have behaved with
reasonable concern <Jnd dignity. the same can't be said
fo r the state officials who held up the works .
In a time when tax legislation is moving government
<'ontrol mon• and more to the state rather than local en-
tittcs. at s distressing lo note how inefficient and un-
responsive: some slate agencies seem to be.
Narcotic Law Tricky
J\ law lo rcgulute the sale of narcotics paraphernalia
1s currently under consideration by the Costa Mesa City
Council.
Concerns arose because of the prominent display of
:-uC'h items as roach clips and cigarette papers in record
stores, in tcmpling view of youngsters.
Council members. who have received complaints
from parent groups. said they believe the displays may
convey the imprl'ssion that drug use is exciting and
sophisticated
A note of caution was sounded by the city attorney,
who pointed out that some items such as cigarette papers
arl' also used for rollin~ tobacco, which is legal.
I le noted that an overly stringent ordinance might be
thrown out in court. Council members said that, if
necessary, they'll settle for an ordinance requiring the
items to be sold m a separate room to whi ch no one under
18 is admitted.
Not a bad idea, if 1l would work.
However. the experience in Huntington Beach. whi ch
has a simila r law, shows otherwise.
In Huntington, merchants say the anti-paraphernalia
law has been gre at tor business. Publicity about the law
and the lure of the forbidden are "a blessing in disguise."
one salesman said.
Join the Rat Battle
Nobody likes rats.
But in recent months some residents of Huntington
Beach and Costa Mesa have seen large rodents s us-
piciously resembling these undesirable animals parading
on t heir telephone lines and nibbling their g arden
tomatoes.
Yes, they're rats. But they're roor rats. not the wharf
rats associa ted with slum areas . Roof rats climb. li ve in
bushes and eat fruit, while wharf rats don't cli mb, live in
walls and eat garbage.
Residents' reluctance to admit they have rats in the
neighborhood may be contributing to t he problem,
Orange County Vector Control spokesmen say.
Ir you suspect you've been invaded by rats, there are
two things you can do:
-Call Vector Control for free aid in killing off the
pests with poison that poses little danger to children and
pets.
-Harvest fruits. take pet food in at night, and trim
back ivy and other bushes to destroy the rats' food and
nesting sources.
It's a situation where iSlnorance is far from bliss.
• Opr nrons exprnssed rn the s pace above are lhose of the Daily Piiot
Other views expressed on thrs page are those or their authors and
artists. Reader comment 1s Invited. Address The Daily Pilot. P 0
Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Phone (714) 642·4321
Boyd/Morwpoly
B1L•.BOYD
How do you account for th•
·raet that the 1ame or
Monopoly bad tta bluest 12
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
Contld1rtn1 the rapid
deterioraUon and 1llta·
Uoa that ii taktna place
wttb very UW. effort to
1lop It, tbe Newport
Back Bay muet bave
loal all lta 1rt-.1
R.l:.W.
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months of all time only lut
year? Conaider the new elec·
tronlc toys c:ompetJ,na wtlb lt.
Consider lbe blab-powered
dl1t ractlon of televialon.
Consider lhe fact tbal tt hu
been on lbe market since
lta5. Yet ~ Monopoly 1al•
were alrnoal double laal year
what tbq !lad been dUJ'inl
the two yeara prevloua·
ly. There la a small band of
creative citllena out there
who invent 1amet, hopln•
they'll hit a winner thal will
make them rtcb. I envlalon
them, •lttinc ln froat ot tbelr
flreplac... 1am1 lnto lbe
names, t.belr ftqen •*Pied
•• tbouab tn prayer,
murmurinl, "Make anotMr
lloaopoly, ob Lord, ucl let tl
be mini."
la&e of a&llaWio ._. Ml
tripled la tbe lat ft•• yean •
Rlehard Reevee
LOS A..NOEJ..ES -Tbey're
Lalklnl about eomethlnl called "Tbe Voucbel' System'' Mal here.
When you M)', aa I bave. "But lt
would dllt.ro)' tbe pubUc tchool
1y1t.em." they anawer. "What's lett to deltroy!" •
Vouchers for educaUon -a plan to me tax money lo finance
private
altcrn•llve1t
to publ ic
schools as
the n c w c~l
m I n J ·
revo l ution
bre win g an
Callfomlu If
I l !I U('Ct."Cd8
hcrt!. at will
t\WC C P th e
counlry and public education as
we know It will be a thing of the
past.
Th ts 1s the idea: Parents
would be issued vouchers equal
to the cost or one year's public
Mailbox
educaUoo for eacb cblld. The
voueben would be provided by
tM •late sovemmenl and CCICdd
be UHd to pay for a year ln a
public ICbool or to pay for a year
at a privately operated IChooa
meettnc vque state educaUoaal
1peclflcaUona.
More than 200,000 petltlou
have been prepared ln an al-
t.empt to place a .. Family Choke
in Education" initiative on the
June 3, 1980 Califomla ballot.
It's lhe tame procedure Callfor·
niana UMd lo creat.e Proposition
13 cutUne their own property
taxes.
IF TIIE ul.ittat1ve Is approved
and round constJtullonal -there
is a provis ion exempting
parochi a l sehoots rrom the
voucher system If the courts rind
that the plan does no~ separate
church and state 1t would
create a four-tier school system.
The four kinds or schools we
R°'*f N. Wltd/Publlahtr T"°4'nas l(eevll/!dllor
lSe,_• Krelbfc"/S dttorlal Page Editor
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may ... would be: old·f11bklned
pubUc 1eboo11 nmJ11n1 Just Lbe
way they aN now; trtdlUoaal
private acbooll nan .bf cburcla.
1nd private 1roups c-barCinc
whatever tuition lbe1 wtlb and
pick'iQc whatever st.udeata they
want; "family choice" aehoola
run by new private corporatJont
and open to any student with a
voucher: "independent public
schoola." which would be run by
new publicly owned corporations
established by local acbool di&·
tricu at the request or peUllon-
in& parents.
IT SOUNDS complicated. but
what it means is this: The t.radi·
tionaJ American system of giv·
Ing public money to schools open
to alJ would be replaced by a
system giving money directly t.o
<tll parents to buy whatever kind
of education they wanted for
their children
I n Californ ia. as almos t
every place elae, parent.a ~ an·
1ry. behevtne that the public
acboola have failed them. ,Fall·
Ina teat scores and Ulit.er•cy, too
many admlniJtratore, striking
teacben, busing and other ex·
pertmenta -the works. OK. ti
the city can't educate our kt~
for $3,000 a year. give us the
13,000 and we'll find someone
who can
ll's Vt!ry attractive. Aod more
tban a little scary. Assuming
that church-related "family
choice" schools w111 be ruled un·
cons titutional. there may be
nothing to stop anyone from
. starting a school and getting
government vouchers -the Ku
Klux KJan and the Black Pan-
thers. the John Birch Society
and the Commurust Party, and
a ny fool or c harlatan who
believes knowledge rs CJbsorbed
in hot tuUl. or through massage.
TH~ E D UC ATIONAL
establishment rs i<omg to w.c
.arguments hke that to try to de·
re al th e voucher sy:-.t c m.
Already, the Los Angeles Board
of Education has appropriaWd
$55,000 ror an unti ·vouche r
"educational c<1mpaign " the
first lllllt.' th<.• board has done
anythtn~ hk«: that t>vcn hefon' a
question Wdl> on lhc ballot The r r a n l 1 C 0 p p 0 !'. I I I CIO lJ f th c
establbhmcnt m.JY b<.• an ad·
m1ss1on or how biJtl lhetr own
schools really arc· they are a.'>
sum1ng that, ~1ven a c hoi ce.
parent:. wi ll abandon pubhc
schoob
I( thl• schools <in· ">l<"k . 1 h(' d<'
bait• 1s h<.•althy Hut . -.1111 . ttw
bu r(kn of proor h:1., to n. · fin lt11·
a d v o c· a t cs o r t h c· \ o u c h c r
system Until recent v1•ars. Uw
public edm·allon ")'tern con
rcrved by Thomas ,Jpffn son h·a.,
served America wdl Thi· t1mc
may havt• C'>m <' to ('hangc 11 .
and If the voter~ or ('ahfoml<t
rio . th1· ··Fam1lv ('ho1<.·c trl
f':ducatum" tn1l1at1v1· may tw
lhl· most 1mport;rnt f'le•c·t11m of
1980 and thut rndudcs th•·
race for the prc:11dc11cy
Habit of Public Lying Cort:upts Society
To the Editor·
Lies We're sick of lies. Elect·
cd 0Hic1als he; and hordes of
other~ 10 the public sector Ire
with sickening regula rity. EJttt·
t'd 0H1c1als not onJy lie outright
but appoint od1ous ch aracters to
rule over our lives. thus putting
the lie t.o the formers' vows or
integrity.
We are t.empted to view the
current American scene with the
same feeling of scepticism and
despair su/fered by the Ps almist
of old. when he cried out in
anguis h: "I said in my haste, all
men are liars". <Psa. 116: 11 ).
So. though not In haste. I
deplore the fact that many men
and women resort to lies to have
their own way. Nol only do
politicians lie. <even the man
Carter). but tens of thousands of
individuals across the land ap-
pear to make a career of lying.
Is that too harsh a judgment
to ascribe t.o the actions of many
thousands or pa rticipants ill the
so-called "blu-fiu" a nd "sick·
o uts"? H aving used t hose
pressures in the past, they are us·
ing them currently; and if that
form of lying hasn't blossomed in-
lo a career. it's at least an avoca-
tion, isitnot?
THE TRUTH IS that claiming
to be slck when one Is not, in or·
der to make excuse for staying
off of the.Job. ls a lie; and makes
the claimant also guilty of the
odious act of ma lingerini.
Attorneys, bus drive rs.
policemen , firem en. nurses.
othe r public e mployees and
teachers, embraclng lhe con~pt
of "slck-0ut" or "blu-nu." etc .•
are embracing a lie, a re they
not ? They seek by lytn1 means
to gain certain benefits, but.
malnly or course, more and
more lu dollar1. The wisest
man in hlatory wrote: ••A poor
man is helter than a Har."
(Prov. 19: 22 ).
There are eff ott.a to touabett
truancy laws. How wtll lbe adult
truant.I (teachen > deal with
juvenile truanta at\er the bad e:it·
amples set by lhe former?
8 .F . BORCOMAN
'8plf••••'8trfM1
'f o the Editor:
I 1nd many others, amon1
whom are the a1ed. tbe sick and
the peace·lovln1 in Newport
Beach aod Costa Mesa, are
1ratefu1 to the employee• of
Hu1b• Alrwe1t for 1otn1 on
slrtke. W• blHeeb them to a.p
the 1trlb on aa 1oD1 aa they can.
Wt are 1euinl a lltUe reaplw
from tbe lnc:enanl nerve·
wrack.tna DOAM~JN flyiqOftl'·
bead.
Now. ll they could ~ r 11
the employ ... ol Air Callfonlh
to Join their strike "rn sym.
pathy" la pun on the words tn ·
tended) that Wlll bt' a rare ex
ample or labor wuoni. really do·
1ni: :-.omclh111g for the benefit of
c1l1zen:-
RON AVlET
C'aRh•~ Pollution
To the Editor .
Regarding Costa Mesa Coun ·
cilman Dom Rac1t1 's concern
about dog-owners who degrade
the quaJjty Of parks by USlllg the
parks for cc~s -pools for their
dogs:
Research by Kalos Kagalhos
F ou ndation wn ~ effectively
utilized by the Laguna Reach Ci ·
ty Council which unanimously
ruled 10 favo r of an ordmancc
b a nning dog:. on Laguna ·~
beaches.
Councilman Raciti should have no questions about the need
to ban dogs from Costa M~a
pa rks, recreation <trcai. and
school plaYtng fi elds when you
consider the threat to human
health, safely and well·betog by
dog feces.
MEDICAL RESEAaCH has
positively identilled dog feces as
a most debilltallng and lethal
<for children) disease-carrier
and source o r intesti nal
parasites <dog worms).
And. because dog-eggs lie dor·
manl for years and are resistant
to rain. cold and survive in acid,
a ny place contaminated with
dog feces will be a constant
health hazard much more
s ignilkant t han cosmetic de·
facemenl of city parks and
sidewalks. !'lchool playing fields
and private property.
Dog-Owners must nol be given
city carte blanche to pollute.
Their dogs are their problem
and doe-owners must be made
responsible for maintaining city
sanJtary at.andarda p.nd be made
accountable for deUberate vtola·
Uon or tboee laws for keeptna a
clean and healthy city.
BRUCE S. HOPPING
p~~ ... ,, ... ,,..,
To the Editor:
The Auociated PTffa article
"We Ran Out of Gu Once
Before ... " <Pilot 5epl. 2 >
pointed out the l lmUarltlea
between the situation President
Rooaevelt faced durln1 World
War U anctthal faclna Praldent
Carter today. auch a1 ahortaaea
and lnllallon. The writer seemed
to fffl lbat Caner i• al a dilad·
vanta•e compared to FDR
beeaUM be doeln't bave a war to pr..,ure eoq.,.. ud lbe peo.
pie into acceptlnf b1a plam.
A WA& aUOl u.olf 7 the Da•
Uon, but wlia~ we DHd l1
laallenbip. TIM pr"ldat la .,,. .... ••t e.ta foe& .....
beea_. ol tbe po11lble readioa
from the people. Congress or in·
dustry. Owing the war . people
dtd not like the restnctions and
regul"allons but ticcepted them
because they worked Now peo
pie have ac~ptl>d the odd-even
gas rauom.ng for the same re
a~on But that ·i. JU!>l the began
ning Maybe ir the. government
wasn't so busy adding and s ub·
tractmg from all the legtSlatlon
we could solve some or our pro
blem:.. A.nd 1f 1l worked the J>{'O
pi e would be behind the govern
ment lsn·t that what lhii. coun-
try's about?
MARY CLA RK
C'r~dif Won
To the Editor
Re Dennis McLellan'i. 7()).
Style Samarit an Deser ve!>
Credit" I Pilot. Sept. 14) and his
statement. "That's the end or
Wes tover's ::.tory ·· There is
another pleasant aspect or which
Dennis was not aware.
Pfc. J a mes W. Ka 1ner 's
'"Jackel" t military record> will
now include the ci vilian letters
c om m e ndi n g him . Quit e
possibly, hls CO wall also add a
letter of commendation to tus
"jacket:'
S. CREVAR
•~•"e•lfl Quiet
To the Editor :
I'll say Hughes Airwest is on
strike and it's heaven! It hasn't
been this quiet in Costa Mesa
in years!
This is the first time I re·
member feeling ecstatic over
some union striking . . . may tl
be a long and biller struggle. I
need a good rest!
MARY LINN BAKER
8•11 Pka To the Editor:
Would the man in the "litUc
brown car" please return the
size S Pee Wee soccer ball he
picked out of the street at 6:30
a.m. Mond•Y at the corner of
Cliff Drive and Irvine Boulevard
in Newport Beach?
My 3-year-Old daughter flnaJly
got bet bands on her brother's
new aod coveted soccer ball
when mommy went 10sstn1. But
il rolled into the street. Pf aytn1 by tbe rules. she awakened big
brotlter to tell him what hap.
pened. He arrived out fr0ftt"1U3l
In ttme to tee you atop your car
and t.aka his ball.
My 80ll told me to "Just tell
blm lt'I my ball" so you could
bring It back. Dear man ln the
"little brown car," you found a
Quotes
"Tbere are no effeeUve
acUona that cu be \U• \b8t do not baft tlMir eotta.'. -W1aite
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ball that was not lost. It has a
home at 2001 Chff Drive and
be I o n i:!., t 11 C .I W 1 >! h t m ;.i n
Thank ~011
.JUl>l' w11;1n '.\1A~
Stri~ Did It
To the Edtl'>r
Str1k1n)! Hui.:h.-.., /\1rwe\t
c mploy<'es dtd whut ;J1qior1
not:,e 1mpactt.'<i n·-:.i<.lcnh. hav1·
been unablt• lo do 111 ... orne t1m1·
!>lop lhl' bananJ ':-. not!'><.' Ah
thl' peaC'1• cmd <!WCl or llH· mom·
rnJ,"t~ wllhout thmw nor~v t lu~ht•:i
Jl'l!> taking off
c I TI z E N s 0 r s flu I h I' r 11
Cal1 forn1a wrll ha\'t• 10 r1·
mcmb<'r ltw ·i.:ood dfnrl:-." of
Cinv Rrown .ind Air ll1•:-.011rc·1•'
Ro ard Chu1 rrn • .in, l'nm 0111n11
Wt th CH:rv car m~ n<·r pow<·r
pla nt. refinery and most fa1 ·
tortes havtni: been fon·cd into 10
ve!)ltng laritc sum~ of rnon1•y 111
lo pollutlon control dcv1r1·'· we•
have set a new rr c·orrt for air
pollution
l,.ortunat.ely. a new car will
cost $400 to $500 more for the
pollution control dev1c1•s, will
get 30 percent fewer miles and if
you're lucky, the ownt·r wi ll
s peod anoth e r $380 in
trans mission repairs because
the catalyt.Jc converter heats up
the traMmLss1on.
Ma ybe the l(overnor can put
lhe "banana'' ln his car'
JIM de BOOM
Olfl•plc-Prollf
To the Editor :
· It now appears that the 1984
Olympic Games arc not only not
going t.o lose money but actualJy
show a profit. In fact , based on
early reports, the profits could
be very large $100 million.
Forty percent of these profits
will go to the Los An_geles Olym·
pie Ortanizing Committee lor
lhe benefit of amateur sports ln
Southern California. Just think!
For the first Ume the LAOOC
wlll nol have to scratch for (unds
to help athletes contend for a
po1ltlon on the U.S. Olympic
team.
Tbe poaibillt.y that the Obm·
pie Games will be promable
enouab to brin1 S40 mUUon or
more to the benefit of amateur
sporta in Sodthem Callfomla' ls ·
so exdt.lnl tb.t l \Jrge everyone
to ... 1r11n from exproatna CGa·
cern about Olympic Game loues
until I.he Olympic Cornmlttee
makes pUbUc lta nnanclal plan,
which l• currently belnt re·
view.ct Md evaluaa.d by two ol
l.be lt.cbnl audit lirma in lbe
United Stat.el.
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