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Home My WebLink About1979-10-08 - Orange Coast PilotLittle Danger Air Taxi Crash Seen of County Kills Eight TB Outbreak I n Kentucky TUberculosis ·ee -Unlikely ·- Orange County's acting health . officer says there is llUle danger that c a s ua l con tact with Southeast Asian refugees could l e ad to an o utbreak o r tuberculosis among students. "It is not the kind of discas<.' one would get in the classroom." said Dr. Rex Ehling, noting that tube rculos is is diffi cult to transmit and usually requires personal and prolonged contact. However, a senior federal health advisor was scheduled to arrive in Orange County today to find out lf there is a health emergency posed by refugees The first order of business for Christopher Hayden, senior ad· viser to the Federal Center for Disease Control in Atlanta is to meet with city oW cials and county health officers. I! he detenniQes that a health emergency exists he is expected to call for a federal health team to assiat local officials. The announc e m e n t of Hayden's visit was made by Jlep. Jerry Patt.erl<m, D-Santa Alia. · .. It is essential that we get the facta," Patterson declared His announce me nt Friday 1 came a day after a decision by county health officers and school leaders to start scr~ning about 2,130 refugee youngsters who enrolled in county schools in September for tuberculosis. Couftty officials took the ac- tion after receivl! +a request for anltlJDce from tbe cities ol Girl, 15, Hurt In Cliff Fall Fifteen.year-old San Clemen· tean Dzebeth Anderson ls re- ported lD stable condition todey alter lbe Jlipped and fell 30 feet clDwD a Nnclatooe cliff in San C'Jetnlll&e. Saa Clemente paramedics tN.a.d tbe UDCODldOUI lirl for a potl6ble lku11 fracture at 2: S3 p.m. OD tbe clitf below Calle de 1'" Alamol wbere 1be had been cllmbhta. 11'e lnddent ocCUJTed .. .,. Lolt Wtndl Beach, north of tbeltMepuk TM lb'l wM nllbed to Kluloa Comllllllllty Holpttal'• lnteulve care .aah. Sfae ••• liter &roa hftd to a recuJar ~ WMI .._. .... ll reported do-... .... .._. • i I, Garden Grove, Sanla Ana and Westminster. Patterson said he got pro- mises of federal help with the pot e ntial health probl e m "because we don't have a handle on the situation." The Santa Ana Democrat said that up to 1,400 refugees settle rn Orange County each month. He said the heavy numbers create an unfair burden on local re- sources Patterson said he alerted the White House and Is working for re.enactment of the Indochinese Refugee Assistance Program as well as for a special emergency gr ant He added that gove r nment <See TB, Page A.2 ) Eight Killed In Kentucky Air Crash CINCINNATI CAP> -A twin· e ngine commuter plane lost power in an engine and crashed on takeoff at Great.er Cincinnati Airport today, killing eight poo· pie, authorities said. Fred Farrar, an official with the Federal Aviation Ad · ministration in Washington, said the pilot and six other people di~ when Comalr Flight 444 crashed while taking off for Nashville about 10: 15 a.m. The eighth person died at Booth Memorial Hosp{tal in Florence, Ky. Farrar sald witnesses report· ed the Piper Navaho's right enaina cut.. off when -the plane was 200 feet off the ground and that the craft then stalled and nipped over, craablng upelde down Capt. LouLae Bennett of tM Salvation Army's Booth Memorial Holpttal said ooe vie· Um was deed oe arrival at tbe <See PIAN&, Paae AJ) Nuke Tube Split RED WING, Minn. CAP) -ln· veaU1aton have located a nip- ture In a 11te1m-1enerator ~ that caused a 27-m.Lnute racloat· Uve steam leak at the Prairie bland nuclear power plant Tueada.1. e . ' ' Sought son Police were searching for a motive today in the firebombing o( an Irvine home ::,U.Oday night which caused about $3,000 In damage but no inJuries. Fare department arson tn· vestigators were unavailable for <.'Om ment tlus morning on th•• t y pt' of explosive device used Poll~'. however, are lookm~ mto any ro~taon thl• incident mav havt> with tht• v1s1L or a man :-.t•v.e ral Wl•eks earlie r to the home of Mark Moss and his family at 18012 Norton. The man ~aid Moss 's :.on owed him money Poltc:'e sa1d this morning that Moss. tus wtfe Dorothy and their daughtl•r were !"!1lt1ng in lht• family room watching telev1s1on a t about 7.30 pm when they heard a loud crash and explosion in the hvrnit room . Moss told officers that when he rushed Into the room, he could see that the window was smashed. The drapes around at and carpet were on fire _!loss a~d a f-ir-e ext- inguisher be keeps m the house and tried to put the blaze out while hi s wile ca ll ed • firefighters. 11ae Battle o f SealJr oek Moss later told officers he ... ~ didn't hear anyone near the <See BLAST, Page A%) Anli·nuclear demonstrators massed at the main gate of the Seabrook. N.H .• nuclear power station turn their backs while being sprayed with water durtng an unsuccessful attempt to occupy the plant. <See photo. Page A4 ). Tustin Woman Murdered Beating Victim Ninth Since January, 1977 - -~ 8yDELOaESBaOOKSl&WIN Ot .. o.lty ........... Tbe body of a 24-year-old Tu.IUD woman who died after be· lnl beaten OD the bead with a blunt lmtnameat wu found SWl· day by bier slater, police said to- day. Tbe vldim wu ldenll.fled u Debra Jean Kennedy. Her body was found at a residence on Boleyn Qrcie ln Tuatin ate p.m. Police refused thia morninl to releue any other detalla about the cue. JUlt a week •10 SUnday, 20-year-old Diana Green, who lives aboUt a ball·mlle 1way OD Sixth Street ID TMatln, WH found blatft tn her •partment. Mrs. Green la still hospitalized in critical condition. Her baby, dellvered later t.be same day by Caesarean secUon, was born dead. The youna woman bad been found at about 2:30 a.m. by her buaband. Body Discovered VISALIA (AP) -Tbe body ol ' coln abop owner wbo bid been abot nwneroua lJmM bu been found behind a couater in bJa 1tore. Frank A. Moyer Jr., a, WH found Sunda)' by pol.Ice. who went to tbe U.S. Stamp and Coln 1hop to look for him . ' The Sunday murder of Debra Jean Kennedy makea • totalof9 Oran1e COUnty W01Dell wbo have died ln similar clrcumstanees since January lf'77. Four otben were 111au.lted but lived Ma. Kennedy la tbe tovth county woman to baYe beell aa· aaalted lD .. many ween. 1be others lncJude: -Diana Green, who survtved the Sept. ao attack wblch cauaed the death of her baby . -An lrvlne woman who also 1urvlved an attack by an ift. truder wtth a blunt lnatrwneat. Police won't releue her klen· Uty. Marob'G Carelton, Sl, ot (8" BODY, Pace AZ> J I Coast Weath er Variable high cloudiness tonight and Tuesday. Lowa tonight 58 to 64. Highs Tuesday 68 to 75. I NSIDE T ODAY Paid R*IOft, the fofMd block ~-actor ~klUtcd m tlw "°'· ii tJw ~ of o ICOCE·TV apeciol t09'iglat . SH ,,. CJ for°" »1«1r· old COlta ll••O•'• re· MC•~e of "'' /onfter Rute•u U•toeraur c~. ..... Aey.., ....... qa..~ a LM....,., M =.-........ IM ....................... ~ A1 MMIM ..... ~ C..tt ............. M a.c. .. E ...... c:a cn1c • .. .._. •°=="""' a ...._ • ............. ·--Ml I I............. ... .. ........ CM..... M Mllr Ill a ......... M ' >. 1 • ( Run ¥o•r Art Out Jn an event organized by the Newport Harbor Art Museum, more than 200 runners showed up Sunday for a 10 kilometer race around the Upper Newport Bay. The race is the first of what museum officlala hope will be an annual event It was staged in a combination anniversary celebration -the museum's 17th year of existence -and to publicize the newest exhibit showing works of Orange County artists. lal"latioa Curll Dollar CJimbs; Gold Declines Fro• AP ot.patdtn The dollar strengthened on the world's money ma rkets today. buoyed by announcement over the weekend-of a package of U.S. mea1ures to curb inflation. The price of gold dropped sharply. London's five major bullion houses "fixed" the price for morning trading al $376 75 a troy ounce and '372 in the after· noon,offSl.3trom Friday. In Tokyo, the dollar closed al 325.20 Japanese yen. up from 224.85 yen Friday. Dealers said election lmaes by lapan'a ruling LiberaJ-Oemoc r a t1 c party depressed the yen. as well as the U S. anti-inflation package. The dollar's firming trend con- tinued whe n the European market.a opened, with the U.S. currency up against all major European monies ln London it took $2.1555 to buy a British Pound compared to $2. l.825 late Friday. But the stock market moved Volcker aatd recent events "fully underscore the wisdom" of the Carter administration's continued opposition to a cut ln ta HS. Many economists believe a tax cut of at leaat S2<> billion would stimulate Investment, revive sagging sp4'ndin g and com- penaate for income lost to lnfla· tion. However, the board Is more alarmed by soaring wholesale price&, hyperactive speculation in gold and the dollar, and ex- ce11ive borrowtnt. T he board aJso a ltered the way it controls the availability of credit in a further effort to gain more direct control over the money supply. Tbe moves, quickly and en- thusiastically endorsed by Presi· dent Carter, should further slow ~conom1c expansion by making 1t more difficult for banks to lend and thus more expensive for people to borrow. ::Pooch Freed From Well F ,....Page AI m ... INFLATION NO LONGER SHOCK 8UT FACT-A9 lower m s low Columbus Day trading today. The first impact normally would be on business borrowing, but Volcker sald the moves will not shutoff credit entirely. "What we want to get at is the frot.b," be said. :~ ~onth,.long Shaggy Dog Story Ends Happil y . ' ' ~;"""' " • -... A '" WINCHENDON, Mass. CAP> '.!..... "When I saw him, I c ried." ,_l!aid Susan Peckham, describing · f)ow she helped tree a shaggy white dog that spent more than a ,month in a well. ·.·1 love animals. and U waa just so awful to think that he'd been there all that time," sbe said ... He was Just skin and bones. J was hysterical." The emaciated and frightened dog, pulled from the well, is re· covering from its ordeal on a diet of liquids a nd love from the Peel.ham family, including 14 year-old Trudy, who helped find the dog. M rs. Peckham said they began looking for the trapped anim al on Labor Day, when she and her dauRhler heard the uw . F ,....P ... A J BLAST ... hnu<;e ht'fore the explosion look pl;11·1.• In ~ptcmbe r Moss had filed a !>u:-.p1c10us circumstances rcPort r~i:4Jng •m~n...~ad ~ to the home saying Moss· son Bri an owed him $4,700 for a truck he sold him. Moss s aid the man told him something would happen if he wasn't paid. Moss said he was a ware his son had purchased a truck and had the pink slip for it. Neighbors contacted by of- ficers Sunday night said they ~eard the explosion but didn•t see anyone on foot or in a veh.i· cle leaving the scene. Pair Die On E ver est KATMANDU, Nepal CAP> Raymond Edward Genet, 48, of Talkeetna, Alaska, and Han- nelore Schmatz. 38, of West Germany, conquered Mount Everest only to die descending the world's highest peak. He was the eighth Amerjcan among the 99 climbers who re· ached the 29,028-foot summit since Sir Edmund Hillary of New Zealand and Sherpa guide Tenzin&Nornuay fi tslCQllflUered . the peak in 1953. She was the fourth woman. Genet was also the second American t.o die on its slopes. In 1963, John E . Brietenbacb was buried alive on the Khumbu Glacier at the beginning of a climb. DAILY PILOT f .. 0<-c.Mo.lty....,..__...,k"kc°"' "4MOIN--._l11N111f_...,llWC>- CIH\I Puelf~C-t Sel>"••ltHll-Mr ...... ".--· ........... ,, .... '°' c ..... ...... H-....,., ....,.. ............ (f\/F....,. 1.i"v.11..,,1..w..l _ .. ~"''°"'"eo..1 • , ..... ,..........., ..... '"'"""_s. .... ,,."_ _,, The O<lftcl(NI P•lllli.,,l"O -" II "° M•I 601 M ....... c .. t• ww. C•lllornlo t~ .... ,, ... -"'"_'" __ ,_ -~'"·· Ool'IQ Vt<ePT--0.-111._ -' -·-eonor ~.,. ............. ........... ,..,.., C..t1M "· '-' --~ ""* AUlllMll 'IU .... "'9 ldl...-. 1....-. ... m•>MMatt a...m..sAcwe~MH171 ,.,_...,.c-tt --- -4 so~nd ~ ·~mal w'h'fni~nng • while they walked in woods near their home. "1 thought some animal was caught in something nearby," she said. A search of the area failed t.o uncover tbe IOUrce of the sound. But the experience bothered mother and daughter. Last week they returned to the woods. This time Trudy round the well. ·'She never would have noticed the well except that two big ravens were c-ircling around JU~t ovl'rhead." said Mrs Pc('kham. "I didn't know it was <J dog at first." said the girl "I thought it was some kind of wild animal He was growling " The dog was s tanding in the APW~ INCOMPETENT? Robert Falcon Scott Book Blames Expwre r For Deaths LONDON CAP) -A book published today says the legen- dary Antarctic-explorer, Robert F alcon Scott, was one of the worst polar explorers whose in· competence resulted in his death a nd those or four companions. But Sir Peter Scott, 70-year· old son of the British hero. says the book "Scott and Amundsen" by Roland Huntford "despicably ma ligns" his famous father. The five men died in blizzards in 1912 following a race with Norwegian explorer Roald Amundsen to be the nrst men to reach the South Pole. Amumdsen won, reaching the pole on Dec. 14, 1911, 3S days ahead of Scott. The dead men were hailed as heroes, 6ut Huntford claims that Scott failed t.o prepare adequate- ly for the mission, was Ill· equippedJ and provid~ insulfi- clent fooa. Station Toured KEY WEST, Fla. <AP) Secretary of Defense Harold Brown today towed lbe Boca Cblca Naval Alr StatJoo, wb1cb flaurea P.romineoUy lo Pr..tdeat Carters r11ponae to Soviet mllltary acUvlUea In Cuba. Carter announced establllhmeol of the Caribbean J oint Tuk Force Headquartera con.1llt.lag of 80 io 100 military officlalt from all brancbu of the aervice1. sha llow water tn the bottom ot the well. The two went for help, return· ing with state trooper Henry Marcotte, who lives nearby . Marcotte, who bad beard a dog howling at night tor weeks, was able to reach into the well and coax the dog to jump up into his arms. Dr Howard Adams, an Athol veterinarian, said the dog pro- bably survived by drinking the well watrr. lie said he has ht•ard of s1m1lar case!> of an1mab sur vn·ing for . <t long time on JUSt w:.att'r "l couldn't believe 1t ~hen I saw that poor dog and lh<>ughl of all those days and nights{he had been m that well," said Mrs. Peckham. "I was so sorry we hadn't found him that rirst day." E',....Page A J PLANE ••. hospitaJ and a second died while being treated. The six other vic- tims were reported s till at the a.i.J:por1 ---Wilham Thelen, the FAA 's · supervisor at the airport, said "We 're guessing al the moment that the right engine failed. and the pilot was unable to keep the aircraft airborne." He said the aircraft crashed just off the runway on the grounds of the airport, which is located across the Ohio River from Cincinnati nea r Florence. Airport officials said the Piper Navaho carries eight to nine peo. pie. The victims at the hospital we re Identified as Thomas J . Oatts, 52, of Loveland, Ohio, who was dead on a rrival, and J eff Lake, 29, Cincinnati, who died in the emergency room. Comair is a commuter line based in Cincinnati. F,....Paee A I BODY ••• Costa Mesa was found murdered Sept. 14. In all or the 1.3 attacks the vic- tims were bludgeoned. Some were al.so strangled, and m06t wer~ sexually assaulted. All but three of the victims lived in Newport Beach, Costa Mesa, lrvine or Tu!Un. Monsignor Dies at 69 The Rev. Monsignor Bernard Gannon, pastor emeritus at St. Josepb church in Santa Ana, bas died in Los Angeles at the age of 89 . Monsignor Gannon attended St. Patrick's Seminary in Menlo Park with Cardinal Timothy Manning of Los Anteles and was ordained with him. During Wo rld War II , Monsignor Gannon served as an armed services chaplain. He worked in a number of parishes in Los Angeles before 10Lna to St. Joseph in um. He was forced into retirement last year by cancer. Kenned y Viewed GREENWICH, Conn. CAP> - Former California Gov. Ronald Reacan said Sunday If Sen. Edward Kennedy aeeks the pre- sidency be won't be able to "escape the e!ltremely Uberal posltlooa he's taken over the years." He aald Kennedy LI out of step wttb bis own party, the Democrats. ' screening or refugees appean t.o be inadequate. In the past . the rate o r tu~rculosis in the county bas been eisht &o AiDe c.... per 100,000 population . But this year, with the influx of r efugees, health officer s estimate that the rate will climb to about 13 cases per 100,000. Or. Ehllng said it is expected that about 40 percent of the esUmated 2,130 refugee chlldrm will show positive results io the initial tuberculosis screerUn&. However, he pointed out that a positive test does no~ mean the child has an acltve ca~e or TB Brown V Ott~s All-out B id CHICAGO <AP > -Caltfom1a Gov. Edmund Brown Jr ssys he will do "whatever it takes" to win the Dem~ratic president.Jal nomination and ylans to make his candJdacy ofrJclal by the end of this year. "No one s hould have any doubt that I am very serious about 1980,.. Brown said at a ne ws conference Sunday "I want to give people an op- portunity to vote for a change in J..h~fil!1ocrat1c Part " But n e ws of a C anadian natural gu discovery puabed some luues higher. Many o r the s t e ps were similar to those predicted by •••bsta and \raden late lut week and "for the most part were discounted" today. said Charles J eDMDol KIUS.cwiU95. A ....._. • tti;! ftool' ol tM C o•mod1t1 •••lll •:J.:e m ......... ..WdMPed .. ._..t Sook like a a.a~ sohlUon'' .. en thoqh ''it wW hue a lbor\.term effect.'' lut eeveral analyst.a DOt.ed \be full lm,pact ol the Fed's mcmis may not be felt on Wall Qreet until Tuesday becau.e many financial institutions were d osed for today's holiday Tbe Federal Reserve Board. t he United States's central mom tan Julhont \ .rnnounc1-d lh p..il:kJJ.!~·o( ntl!J!>lHl'' ~Jl urd;.a, ni~ht · Th e ) in c luded a one- pcrcentage point increase to a record 12 percent tbe rate at which banks borrow money from the Ped. Tht-F €'d e r a l R c .,e r n .· chairman also warned agam.'ll any tax cul to 'lumulate a l.J S economy wtuch is showing signs or 'lowtn~ down ·This I!> not the time for a lax n•ductwn board chairman Paul \·ol5 kt"r dec-lan '1_ For those Casual Days around Campus ... Levl·lnd1go Denims with sublle oocl<et acoents. oompl1mented by the soft touch o1 cotton kntt shirts In aSSOrted s1npes, add a hOOded sweetsh1rt or a 'MX>lnoh cotton chamois shin for those oooter days ahead I? Sailor Falls From Boat; Said Drowned • SAN DIEGO <AP> -A 2*- 1ear-old 1a.Uor fell orr a pleeaure • bOat durtag a moonligbt cf\.Ue e•rly today a nd a pparently drowned, aut.boriUet said. A spokesman for the carrier USS Constellation said the man 14 a-. on hberty from the ca mer. At the lime, he and about 11 other enlisted men and c1v1han fri ends were us1niz the motor of llw1r bc >Jt Ont· of tht' other.. s;rn hrm (;:il l OH•rtlQ:.trd a mill' frr>m shore. he ~aid. but a v1!tu<JI search f om the boat was frwl· less They returned to Mission Bay and notirled harbor police. 1be Coast Guard bunted from 2 a.m. until daybreak without success. The m1ssmg mlln's name was ~ 1thheld by the Navy unUI re· latives could be notified A Coast Guard spokesman said s pending t'tl.o hour.. in the ~-de~ree water v.ould normall y take a person's Jllc_ "/----- /,-/ / A .. SGAnAGE 56 FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH (714) 644·7030 - Orange Coast EDI TION ---------~----. . - ~our Hom1't••• Dally Newspapt!'r VOL 72, NO. 281 , 3 SECTIONS, 30 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1979 CIN FIFTEEN CENTS ~ e Bungees Bounee Baek SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -Four EnaUahmen and a woman wbo call t.betnlelves the "Bunpe Jumpers" Jumped off the Golden Gate 8ridp today. their leaps broken by thick rubber banda that stopped them abort of the water and boun~ them back toward the brida . Tbe men. ooe of whom suffered a bloodied rtaht hand. wore formal mourning auita, complete with toppers. The woman wore a sleek jum~ auit TREY WEaE AaaESTED BY THE Cahfonua Highway Patrol and charled with trespasaing oo bridge cables, as was a man who got tan&Jedinhisown lines anddidn'tjump. When the jumpers quit bouncing al lbe end or their elastic or bungee cords. they let themselves down on ropes. Two "escaped" in a private boat waiting below Three were grabbed by the U.S. 13th Assault Coast Guard, one of them f&&bed from the water, 220 feet below the bridge floor. The awesome stunt. performed from one of the world's most spectacular suspension bridges, was witnessed by hundreds or ogl· ing commuters beading for work from Marin County. THE STUNT WAS WELL PLANNED in advance since photo· grapbers from a London newispaper flew to San Francisco, they· said, specifically to photograph the leapers. The cameramen said the group were members of an elite kind or club which h as done one previous JUmp orr the Clifton Suspension Bridge al Bristol, in England's West Country. The jumpers were identified as David Kirke, 34, the leader; J anie Wilmot, 26; PeterCarew,26; Simon Keelllng and Alan Weston. Christopher HiaU Baker, 25, got tangled and did not jump. Tustin· Wonian, 24, Beaten to Death By DELORES BROOKS IRWIN OI ,,_ O•ilY Piiot 5~11 The body of a 24-year-old Tustin woman who died after be· ing beaten on the head with a blunt instrument was found Sun- day by her sister, police said to· day. The victim was identified as Debra Jean Kennedy. Her body was found al a residence on Boleyn Circle in Tustin at 6 p. m. Police refused this morning to release any other details about the case Just a week ago Sunday, 20- year-old Diana Green, who lives about a haJf.mUe away on Sixth Street in Tustin, was found beaten in her apartment. Mrs. Green is still hospitalized in critical condition. Her baby, delivered later the same day by Caes arean section. was born dead The young woman had been found al about 2 30 a .m . by her husband. The Sunday murder of Debra J <.•an Kennedy makes a total or 9 Orange County women who have died in similar circumstances since January 1977. Four others were assaulted but lived. Ms. Kennedy is the fourth county woman to have been as· saulted in as many weeks. The others include: -Diana Green, who survived the Sept. 30 attack which caused the death of her baby -An Irvine woman who also survived an attack by an in· truder with a blunt instr ument Police won't releas e he r 1dcn· lily Marolyn Carellon, 31. of Costa M~a was round murdered Sept. 14. In all of the 13 attacks the vie· lims were bludgeoned Some were also strangled, and most were sexually assaulted. All but three of the vicl.lms Uved In Newport Beach, Costa Mesa, lrvtne or Tustin Sabo~e ~ .... i! Seen in Tmin Wreck THEY DROVE OUT TO MIDSPAN OF the 8,981-foot-long bridge. Those who finally jumped climbed the raHlng and leaped out into space from the east side of the bridge. When they reached the limit of stretch of the bungee cords they bounced back up at great velocity. one or the men having to stick out bis legs to keep from crashing Into the bottom of the bridge noor. 220 feet above the water Keeling and Weston got away in a pnvate boat and were taken to Fort Point where they changed out of their formal suits and took off. Tho6e arrested were reported to have left afterward with a car from the Briush Consulate. Miss Weston was reported to have gotten stuck for nearly a half hour. danghng on the edge of the stretch line, before she finally made itdowotolhewater where theCoastGuard picked her up. ............ Fnm&PDlapat.eltes Jn Tokyo, dollar closed at GOLETA (AP> -The derail· The dollar stren&tbened on the 325.20 Japanese yen, up from ment of a train ca n acid Die Battle o Sea•r .. lc world's mone marke tod,2dJIYfU'...._J222":.41l..8:&"~ .. ...)>'teeDD-l~~4daa;,~-.,...£lDe"athe!T1'S's"'l!s111at:nttr--:1111nr1"1dS-flamma e gas t at forced y ) announcement over election losses by Japan's ruling the evacuatJon of several hun· the weekend of a package or .Liberal-Democratic party dred persons Sunday night and U.S. measures to t'urb inflation. .liepressed the yen, as well as the s lighUy injured three men was The price or gold dropped U.S. anti-infiaUon package. "apparently sabotage," a sharply London's five major The dollar's firming trend con· s pokesman for Southern Pacific bullion houses "fixed" the price tinued when the European announcedtoday. for morning trading al $376.75 a markets opened, with the U.S. troy ounce and $372 in the after-currency up against all major Spokesman Rieb Hall s aid, "It noon.offS13fromFriday <See OOUAll. Pa•e A2l was apparently sabotage. There e was a bamcade on the tracks. The engineer reported seeing a Carter's Minister Faces Dismissal barricade that was piled pretty high -timber, wood, concrete and that kind of thing." (Earlier story, Page A7 ) An 18-year-old hitchhiker near the scene, Dean Burke, also said he saw something on the tracks just before the accident. WASIDNGTON CAP) -The' congregation of Washington's First Baptist Chu rch, which President Cart.er attends, is ex· peeled to act next month on a re· commendation that it not renew the contract or the church's pastor because or his rela- tionship with a young woman member. A majority of the church's seven-member pastora l s taff co,mmittee recently issued..a te..· -porr that riiSeO tfie issue of the Rev. Charles Trentham's two divorces and ques tioned his judgment in becoming "In- volved" with the young woman, wbo also ls divorced. The report was endorsed by a 27·11 vote of the church's board of deacons at a meeting Wednes- day and ls expected to be put to a vote by the l,poo.member COD· gregatioo at a church business mee~Nov.28. Alt.bo\Wt Trentham, 59, and the umdenB.lled 26-year-old woman .reportedly have dated, "no one Blaze Called Arson has ever accused him of any viola· ti on of morals," said Frank M cAnear, church mader ator. A minority of the pastoral staff committee said in a report that it "found nothing in the pastor 's personal life or pro· fessional service" to jusUfy his ter:mlnation. Trentham's second three-year contract with the church expires in February. Hall said the damage to the 100 b ox ca r s and four locomotives would run well over Sl million. The company hoped to reopen the half mile of tom up track-by 8 p.m. None of the 39 derailed cars cont ained the dangerous materials, said Southern Pacific trainmaster Bill Giles. 11.aYoarArtO•t • I In an event or11nized by the Newport Harbor Art Museum, more than 200 nmnen abowed "I> Sunday for a 10-kUometer race around tbe Upper Newport Bay. 'lbe race is the flnt of what m.-...n offtciat. hope will be an ·'· Anti-nuclear demons trators massed at the main gate of the Seabrook. N.H .• nuclear power station turn their backs while being s prayed with water dunng an unsuccessful a tte mpt lo occupy the plant. CSee story, Page A4 > TB Danger Minimized Threat to County Students Called Small Orange County's acting health officer says there is litUe danger that cas ual contact with Southeast As ian refugees could lead lo a n outbreak o r tuber<'ulosis among students. "ll is not the kind or disease one would gel in the classroom." said Dr. Rex Ebling, notmg thal tuberculosis is diffic ult to translDlt and usually requires personal and prolonged contact. However, a senior federal health advisor was scheduled to arrive in Orange County today to find out if there is a health emergency POSed by refugee:. The first order of business ror Christopher Hayden. senio r ad v1ser to the Federal Center for Disease Control m Atlanta 1s to mee t with c ity officia ls and t'Ounty health officers If he determines that a health emergency eXJSL'i he 1s expected to call for a federal health team to assist local officials. The a nnounc e me n t of Hayden's visit was made by Rep. J erry Pauerson, 0 -Santa Ana. "ll is essential that we gel the annual event. It wu sta1ed ln a comblnaUon anniversary celebratkm -the museum's 17th year of existence -and to publld!e the newest exhibit abowtn1 works of Orange Countv artists. fat'l~." Patterson declared H 1~ announcem e nt Friday c.1 ml' a day aftl"r a decision by l'O unty health offi cer:. and school leaders lo start screening about :!.130 refugee youngsters who e nrolled 1n county schools in September ror tuberculosis. County officials took the ac- tion after receiving a request for assis tance from the cities or Garden Grove. Santa Ana and Westminster. Patterson said he got pro· mises or federal help with the potenti al he a llh problem ..because we don't have a handle on the situation." The Santa Ana Democrat s &d that up to 1.400 refugees settle in Orange County each month. He said the heavy numbers create an unfair burden on local re· sources. <See TB. Page AZ) Coast Weather Vartable high cloudiness tonight and ..:ru~,da=y tows lOn gbt 58 to t>4 · Highs Tuesday 68 to 75. ' INSIDE TODA 'Y Paul Robaon, U.. f01ft«1 black~ blacu.t.d m rlle ••. ii U.. nbjed o/ a KOCE·TV q>ecioJ t0ttfg"t. See Page Cl tor Gft 80-wnr• old Co•ta Mc•an'• ,.. mh1ucnce o/ "i• former Rutger1 Univer•H11 clol'"10te. l•tlex .,..,_._.... ., ,._u..n a ....... ..,. ~ ........... ,. ==-.. = ......... .. A1 ... . ~ C..tt ............ M -• .. ..._....._a 00........... .. ...... • .... ==-&co Q =........... • .... 1 .... i,...... ~ ~ CM~ M Mef I P Ct......... 64 ' ' l .ti DNL V P!\.OT C/N 8Killed In Crash Of Plane CINCINNATI <AP) A lwio~ ~nalne commuter plane &Ott power In ao acto• ucl uuhed on t&hoff at Greatw Cladanati Airport I.Oda,. killlnC eltht 1*>- ple author1tJ sald. Fred Fan-ar. an ometaJ with the Fede ral Aviation Ad· minl1tnt1on ln Wublntton. aald the pilot and Ii• ot.h1r l*JDle dled when Comalr FU1fat 444 cr ashed while takln1 oft for Nu hviUe about 10.1$ a.m. The eighth peraoo died a l 8ooth Me morial Hosplt.1 in Florence, K y. Farrar said wilneuf s report ed the Piper Nav.ho's dtbt engine cut orr when the plane was 200 feel off the grouod and that the craft then stalled and flipped over, cra shing upside down Capt. Louise Bennett of the Sa l vatio n Arm y's Booth Me morial Hospital aald one vie· tim was dead on arrival at the hospital and a second died wbile being treated. The six other vic- 'tims were reported still at the airport. William Thelen, the FAA's · supervisor at the airport, said: "We're guessing at the moment 'that the right engine failed, and 'the pilot was unable to keep the • ajrcralt airborne." ~ He said the aircraft crashed just off tbe runway on the crounda ot the airport, wbJch ls •located acl"OSI the ObJo River ·from ClndnnaU near Florence. 'Mesa Offers Detectors Free smoke detectors a re a vailable to quaHfied Costa Mesans tbJs week at any or four city fire stations , Fire Marshal Russ Henderson said today. A bout 80 detectors wlll be donated to senior citizens and low-income families as part of National Fire Prevention Week. Detectors will be glven Im· mediately to qualified persons . wbo fll1 out appUcaUooa durtq --refU)ar bt••neee .boura, I a.m. to . a p.m .. tb.roqb 8'turday. City fire stations are located at Royal Palm Drive and Adams Avenue; Park Avenue and Plumer Street, 800 Baker St., and 2300 Placentia Ave. The pro~ram, funded through foderal housing grant, will con tinue aflt'r Saturday with ap pl1cations being taken at City Ha ll, said Jhmdc>r~on. lie a ddl·d that Costa Mesa f trl'mmwtlt b<! avartab1(' tn gtv~ fire prevention presentalion!> to local <'mploy('rS and civic or· ganizations through the week. f'or information phone 549·1113. Bead·•• Crash Newport Beach firemen and paramedics aid accident victim Barbara Barnes, 22, of 426 20th St., Costa Mesa, after he r car was s m ashed in a head -on crash early Sunday morning. Police said the other driver. Luis Santana, 29, of Carlsbad was arrested on suspicion of felony drunken driving follow. ing the collision on the Arches overpass of West Coast Highway. Miss Barnes was re· ported to be in fair condition today at Hoag Memorial Hospita l. f',....PageAJ DOLLAR CLIMBS . • • European monies. In London It took $2.15.U to buy a British pound compared to S2.1825 late Friday. But the stock market moved Mesa Cricket Invasion Under Control ColtJl Mesa's cricket Invasion J .lfnaily being curtalled by chemicals, city officials sa id lo· day. Allan Reoder, assistant to the city manager, said insecticides sprayed last week on the Arnel Development Company's 50·acrc field between South Coast Plaza and Mesa Woods apparently arc taking effect. "The big problem Is over." Reoder said today. Poison granules were dumped on the acreage last week after two previous extermination ef. forta did little to atem the ~~am ot lmecU bopplna their way Into homes. The chirplng little buggers. besides kee ping reside nts a wake. wreaked havoc on cur· tains andfurruture. The poi~n. which has a 30-dav eff ert1 venesi. span and poi.ei. no health problem to unima ll> or children, 1s takin~ 1l!. toll on the insects Reoder said he has had no f l' cent reports from rei.1dcnts com plaining about cr ickets regroup· Ing for further assaults. lower in slow Columbus Day .trading today. . But news or a Can a dia n natural gas discove ry pushed some issues higher. Ma ny of the s t eps we r e slmllar to those predicted by analysts and traders late last week and ' 'for the most part were discounted" today, said Charles J enaenof MKI Securities. A trader on the noor of the C ommodi ty Exchange , m eanwbile, said the Fed action "doesn't look like a long.term solution" even though "it will have a short-term effect.'' Mesa Holding Meeting on Federal Funds Costa Mesa's Housing and Community Development Com· mlttee will hold a public meet· ln1 Tueeday nlpt to bear com· muntty views on bow the city's $900,000 share of federal funds s hould be spent. The federal Housing grant for 1980·81 can be used for such pro- 1ects as new housing for the e lde rl y an d di sa bl ed, neighborhood parks, sidewalks or a r('ntal assistance program for '>t•nior'> T11C>~day·c; hearing, the second or thrc-e lhctl will be conducted h<'fore lhl' committee takes ill> rC'rommcndat1ons totne city rounr1I. begins al 7 ·30 p.m at tht· Mesa Consoli dated Water 01t1tnct, 1965 Placentia Ave. Newport Girl Raped; Suspect 'Wanted Man' A suspect arrested Sunday on charges of raping a 16-year~ld Newport Beach girl is a lso want ed on sexual assault charge."> m Arizona. Newport Beach pol.Jee .. e ported today Paul EllJott Burney, 33, is ~ ing held In Newport Beach city J&il on the local charges ~~ well as warrants from Tucson and a warrant filed for violation of parole in Florid<1 , arC'ordinJ.! lo Detective Mike H1l.'tala Hu rney wac; stopp<'d hv polJCl' when a gale guard of th•· neighborhood in which the mp•· victim lives spotted tht· t'•H clcscrilx'd by the rapt•\ 1cllrn Accon.hng to policl.' n·r><>rt '>. th(• girl. whosl.' parenU. an• out of town. !>aid she met Burne) through a neighbor and he came over Saturday rught to visit. She told poltc:e that he ret\.ed to leave and forcibly raped her Sht' said he threatened to use a knife on her if :.he didn't submjt. Burney was arrested Sunday afternoon afte r HJetala alerted the gate gua rd to be on the lookout for the car described by the VICtJm la Neteport Beaell Building Plan Checks Lagging Newport Beach building of. flctala are falllnt behind on their work and the 11tuaUon la IOinl to get wone before it gets bet- ter. according to Community Development Director Dick Ho1ao. Ho1an'1 observations are COO· tained in a report to be given to city comtcil members at their study aeu1oa Tuesday. 'Hotan said the department's plan check process is bogging down because of stair cutbacks and increased state and clty re-gulations. The report notes that plans used to be processed ln two to three weekl. It now takes up to eight weeks to accomplish the review required before a build· ing permit can be issued. The reports, dealing with the Co mmunity De velopme nt Department's workloads come LD the wake of Hogan's announ- cement of his retirement Nov. l and the resignation this week of the city's grading engineer and geologist Jim Evans. Hogan's report noted that lht' t•ros1on or his sl<Jff''> ability to quickly process bulldin~ uliln~ State Pullout From Fishery Board Sought Me m bers of t he Callfronu1 Seafood Institute. meeting 1n Ne wport Beach th1 :. weekend cal led fo r '41 t hd r a v.al o f C3hforn1a from the h~dt-rdl Pac1f1r Fl!>h<'nc:. ~an.iR<·mt-nl Council ThP rounr tl . form1·d tn th1 t ~ l}(·partml•nt of <'•1mrr.1·n-•· 111 r ludt':. tht· .. tJt•.., .. r fJrt i.:•111 W:J~hins:ton Jlld ldJh11 J '> ~I'll ,j .., C'Jlifom1a l n~t1tute ml'mbt>r<. o,1,ho \Ott-d to ask for Congn~:.1onJI actJon on the subJect said they be!Jevt- th e limits a nd con t r o l s eslabltahed by &be 13-member council are unfair to CalifomJa. The state has four 'otmg mem bers on I.he council The c:b.an&e Al .beLQ& backed by Congressman 'Leon Panetta. [). Monterey, who has Introduced a resolution wtuch would create J separate mana1ement council forCalJronua. has taken place . over the· last year. ••The staff recognt&ed thJt pro- blem prior to the Ume that It re· ached a troublesome point," he noted. "Budaet ratralnts pre· vented Implementation of the suit's recommendations." Of the 38 employees ln the Com munlty Development Department, four are the enginee rs who work on plan checks Hogan aaid there are 175 pla ns currently being reviewed. Hogan recommends that coun - cilmen authorize more runds so that he can pay his staff to work overtJme for the next six months when he expects the problem to abate. In a ddition lo discussing Hogan's report on the workload in the building de partme nt, council members will be looking at aome other items that affect the wotkload or the entire Com- m unity Development Depart- ment. Council members a lso will dis· cuss a report from the Ad Hoc Grading and Siltation Commit tN· which <:a ll!> for the enact m(•nt of about 10 changes or ad d1t1on1 .. to existing city toning and gradmg laws. The report has another 20 re · commendations wh ich will re. <1u1re staff !>tudy 1r ordered by councilmen. Hogan's planning staff mem- bers are also in for a workload increase tn the rental unit sur- vey reqwred a.s part of the new· ly e nacted condominium or- dinance The survey is to be undertaken quartt-rl't to '>el the apartment \.arancy factor The new law proh1b1ts conve rs ion of rental unah to 0'4'TlE'r'lh1p unite; 1f thP \ ·•l·anc..·v rate ,.., It·.,., than f1v1· pt• r t·c nl .\ t t ht· ..,, 11rh .,, . .,.,,on ('()1Jn1·1' r11; 1 lw r .... 111 "\ ,, . .,.. .1 planning I.tit It p<1rt 1111 "'"\'>In v.hlf'h lh1· .a11 \ • \ m1 ~ht lw unikrt<ik•·n f 'ro'" Pagf! ,\ I IB ... Pattenon said he alerted the Whitt· lfou.'it· and 1s working for re-enactment of the lndochine&e Refugee Asaiatance Procram aa well as ror a apedal emer1ency grant H e added tha t government -.crl'1.•n1ng of refugee~ a ppears lo ht• IO,Jdl'qUdlt' Confab Set on Bay Plan Comp~omise Sought in Newport Controversy State and l~al offlclals w11l make another attempt at com· promise Wednetday to t:rytna to ~ettle a llnaertna dispute over )!ho should be responsible for ,Newport Bay planning efforts. A meetln& la scheduled tn the Los Angeles offtcea of the Southern California AlsoclaUon of Governments where a plan designed to alleviate the COD· cerns of state water officials wUl be discussed. Expected from Oranae County at that session are represen· tatl~es fTom the ctUn of Newport Beach and Costa Mesa a11 well as county Supervisor Thomas Riley. State officials also will attend. Dave DeJullo, a member of the SCAO ataff, said be feels "very optimistic" that an aaree· oilANOa COMT s DAILY PILOT ,,.. Of-c-4 °"'''"*."'"'-ft .. '°"' "'-· ... ~ ,,,__.., .... °'_ CM•I Pllbl ....... C-S.-•l•t<ln'°"'•" _ ........ -. ""-...... , '°' ,.,.,. Moo H-9"<11 H""'"'91°" IH<ft ~ t•tft Y•ll•t l"'IN.ti...-a..ctVleutt.C...e • ...... ...-...... ,,_.._,.. ... ....,._ ~ ... n. .. -...~-..... -I••\!,_ Coott -CollfOrflto .,.,. ·-... -~··-,--·, .... Cw1rf \'D "8Mllll ___ __ ~~ l dlW ,_,A. ..... __ ..,....., a...M.i..t .._.. ...... , ,. .................... c#11rt Ttl.,.,.M (114)~ Cl......_ct Act\'.,...,. .. z.lf71 "·--~ ....... • ment acceptable to state water officials can be developed. The State Water kesources Control Board 1D July bad re- fused to certifY a controverslal plan on water quallty problems iD Newport Bay and also voted to belin proceedings to atrip SCAG ot its plannlna authority in the watershed area. The bay plan had been ~harply criticised ln Newport Beach by residents wbo said there should be mention oJ a desiltalion basin upstream as a means of curbing pollution nowtna into the bay. The water board staff also complained that control ot agricultural sedimentation sources bad not been adequately addressed 1D the document. Although SCAG bad been given the Job of developing a Newport Bay plan, the Newport· Irvine Waste Manaeement Agency performed the work UD· der contract to SCAG. State officials have said that local aaencles failed to make the hard decisions necenary for e stablishing controls o n sedimeotaUoo in the ba1. Don Maughan, a member of the State Water Resources Con· trot BoardJ said tlla 1>.anel con· 1ldend tile bay plan "flabby.~' NIWA officfai., defend1n1 their W'Oft, have said there wu inauftldent ti.me all~ to tbem to develop aolutlom to bay liJta· Uon problems. Tbe eompromlae plan to be dl1cuased Wednesday cenerally alms at llvinl the Newport Bay plan eonCtit1onal cert1ttcatton by the state ll certain condit1Clll8 are met. TbeH could include: -FonnatJon or a "manaae· 11\ent agency" for the purpoee of moeJ-and rerie1rin1 lm· plemea&aticm and reaulatklll ot IOWl'te eMtroli of Mdtmenta· tloa. TM ll8C7 woa1d be made up of dU. with a stake in water \ shed planning activities, as well as the county and the Reaiooal Wate r Quality Control Board. -Eatabliehment of water· quality criteria for suspended solids ln the bay (slit, ln other words) ao participaUn1 agencies would have a clearly denned goal. -Continuation by SCAG and local agencies of work almed at de veloping a proposal for an er. rective desiltation fa cility. -Continuation by SCAG and the m anagement aaency o( e!· forts to resolve the remaining deficlencles in the Newport Bay plan submitted to the state. "The particularly attractive feature of this proposal Is that it commits the atate agencles to work with the local Jurladic· Uons, •• said D.R. Collacott, manager oC NIWA. The management agency re· ferred to in the proposal, Collacott said, could be eltber NIWA ltself, a sub-committee of the organisation or a newly formed agency. Irvine councilman Art An· thony has been trying to 1enerate interest tn the possible formation or a new planning agency. Anthony bas said NIWA l•cks ct4KllbiU\y *auae of it.a prior work on bay pollution pro- blems and a new agency pro- bably could do a better Job. DeJuUo said it would only take about another three montba ot work to correct the deflden· ciea ln the bay plan lf the state water authority 1oe1 alona with the a1rMment. Tbe water board ta due to meet aaain In Sacramento in the near· future to decide which agency should be 1lvon the responsibility for Newport Bay watershed plannln& if it finally decides to "redesianate" SCAG. Any aareement. befoN belna pre11nted to the atate board, would flnt need tM ndone- ment ~all local Jw11dlctlou ln· volvtd,f;luJJo aaid. For those Casual Days around Campus UM-Indigo Denims wtth subtle pocket aooen11. complimented by the soft touch a cotton knit sl'llrts 1n asaorted str1pes. ldd a hooded 1Met8hlrt or a Wx>lrtch oocton Chlmotl shirt fOr thole oooter days Shead -,---------- - ALSOAAAGE 56 F"ASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH (714) 644~7030 -·~ ::; .. ... ·-· ... ... . -· ".: ... . -. . --, :· . . :· -.. • : j ' Pl P4 62 p R R SE a< gs m I)( a1 le Pf VI I -~ Pr ve wl pe ' an dia Clll • of bol -.. c cs ••• <4 "'O' O<oily-~ AL TEANATE ROUTES FOR PR<»0SED SAN JOAQUIN HILLS CORRIDOR TO OET AIRING County PIMnlng CommlNk>n MHta Tueed8y to Hear Cttlzena· Vlewa on Controveralal Profect Where to-Put Corridor? Wunty Seeks Citizens' Opinions Tuesday Orange County residents will get a cbance Tuesday to tell of- fi cials what they think about the controversial San Joaquin Hills Transportation Corridor. A public hearing on the pro· posed six to eight·lane highway through the hills of Southern Orange County will be held by the Orange County Planning Com mission at 1. 30 p. m. The session will be conducted in the commission's hearing room in Room 119 on the first floor of the County Hall of Ad· ministration, 10 Civic Center Plaza. Santa Ana. The corridor has been separat ed into four sectors-west, ~n tr al, east central and east. Generally , three route alternatives have bee n proposed Relationship Cited Carter's Minister Faces Dismissal WASHINGTON (AP) -The congregation of Was hington's First Baptist Church, which Prt!a1dent Carter attend.I, la ex- peded to act next month on a re- C0191D'"f'edoa &bal U 80t reqew CSEA Hikes Dues for " Strike Fund The Callfornia State Employees Associatlon is r aising its dues to create a s trike fund. the contract of the church's pastor because of his rela· tionsbip with a young woman member. A majority of the church'• ••••o-.... ~ut9ral •laff eo1111aatuee 1"ued • ,... port da.t'r the ,....._ ol tbe Re v. Charles Trentham's two divorces and ques tioned his judgment .~11>ecoming "in- volved" With the young woman, who also la divorced. for each !)CCtor. It has been estimat ed the highway would cost $160 to $200 million but there is no money currently set aside for 1t. County officials. however, are hoping that federal and state funds will be available once it •~ designated in the state highway !)ystem The highway would begin tn the vicinity of the Corona del Mar Freeway and MacArthur Boulevard near Newport Beach and end 14 miles to the east near A very Parkway north of San Juan Capistrano. (t wouJd cut throu~h hilly and frequently steep terrain The proposed highway has created a great deal of con- troversy in its preliminary s tages. Environmental groups have raised concerns about air pollu- tion and potential damage to plants, wildlife and open s pace. Some ol ~ or1wzatiom have q~ ~r a e«· ridor ¥~ ~1. TIMl' K'O-~ tmt tlWtWS-~ Freeway be widened to acrom- modate traffic demands. County officials say this plan ls not good. however. because it would overload arterial streets that feed into the freeway. Cities also have differing views on proposed routes. 11--~~-~--.....,.,.;i6--..teiegates at the The report w• endorsed by a 27·11 vote of the church's board of deacons at a Qleeting We<lnes· day and is expected to be put to a vote by the 1,000-m ember con· gregation at a church business meetingNov 28 Although Trentbam. 59, and the unidentified 26·year-0ld woman reportedly have dated. "no one has ever accused him or any viola lion of morals," said Frank Mc Anear. church moderator. Newport Beach f avors a northerly route in its sector. as far away from cit limits as possible Ir vine wants a route south or Coyote Canyon which would take the corridor farther from its city limits but c loser to Newport Bea ch • U54 Ov IS I 1 dis boi ce1 An 1 ap1 as ho1 fee boa cov • ... CSEA's annual General Council convention in Anaheim voted overwhelmingly for the raise Sunday. The 75,000-member CSEA. the largest organization that represents state worke r!), came close to going out on s trike earlier this year while pushing a pa y raise through th e Legislature over the veto of Gov Edmund Brown .Jr. Al the convention, proponents or the strike fund argued with such slogans as. "In lime of peace. prepare for war." CSEA spokesman Keith !learn said the dues a re now $42 per year plus four-tenths or one per· cent or the member's an1'1,ual salary. Beginning Jan. l. the lat· ter Will be five-tenths Of One per. cent of the member 's annual from $1 to $1.50 a month and raise about $1.1 million a year, Hearn said. He said the concept of provid· ing benefits for employees dur· ing worlc stoppages would be ex- panded in future years as the or· ganization mov es 1n the direction "ol a full-fledged un- ion." A minority or the pastoral staff committee said in a report lhat 1t ··round nothing in the pastor's personal life or pro· fessional service" to Justify his termination. Trentham 's second three·yc•ar contract with the church expires in February. Trentham presided as usual at S unday morning 's wors hip service. attended by Carter and his family, and no mention or the controversy was made. The pastor and the president have made no public comment!; on the situation Guilty of Fraud PRETORI A, South Africa <AP) -The Supreme Court to· day sentenced Esche) Rhodie to s ix years imprisonment for his role in South Afri ca's $100 million bid to buy international s upport for its much-criticized apartheid p olicy of racial segregation. L aguna Beac h favors a s outherl y r out e through Sycamore Hills. about thrcl' miles north or downtown areas M eanwhile . S an Ju an Capistrano has expressed op positwn to the terminus point near Avery Parkway Officials would prefer un exit ppint farther north of city hm1ts County staff engineer John Fulton says that 'ii 50-foot me· dian 1s· prnposed to provide a light rail sy!>tem in the future. ,,ueh as a troll ey or monorail lie i.a1d that 6 percent grades 1n some areas preclude heavy regular rail systems and could be a problem to heavy trucks. The planning commission may make a reeommendation on pro- posed routes at the close or public hearings Tuesday_ The recommendnllon will be sent to the Board of Supervisors which also will hold pubhc hear- ings before coming to a final de· cision. Cleaned Up -and Out Patient's Possessions Sold in Welfare Snafu PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) - County officials admit their bun~ left a retired mechanic with an empty house arter his possessions were inadvertently sold at a yard sale while he lay in the hospital. But Bill Moore, whose house was "Cleaned oul &wn to the knocker on the front door, wants hll lhings back, and says, "I tbou~t thi.fl wu a free country. butlt sjustrorcrooks." Maricopa County Fiduciary Bill Carter said an order to have t.be house deaned was mlsin· tcrpreted. A aoctal worker hired a cleamac firm lbat alao con· duct. llquldatlon sales, and there apparently was some con- fualon OVtt whether t.be house wa1 to be .. ~leaned up" or "cleaned out." he uld. u1t have to take rea ty.'' aa.ld Carter. ex • pl DlQS that tJ11 mittake WU due to ••-.edoul p..-ocedural deft· cMDdeli" la bit oalce that have ... been mrreeted. LUt lbrcb. C•ner•1 omce wa s given guardia n responsibWties for Moore after the Maricopa County Superior Court beard doctors testiry that the 67-year-old man "suffers from long-term alcoholism." "They took every dish. pots ahd pans, the carving set and they left. the cupboards bare.·• said Moore, adding t hat the welfare agency told bim he could buy bis stove back from a nelebbor for $85. "I told 'em hell. I gave $150 for that stove,'· Moore said Sun- day nlpt. ..I'd be paying for aometh1n1 that waa alr eady mine." Moore's dau1bter. Donna Flnatand, said everything was stripped out or the bouae when Moore returned from the hoe pit.al Aua. 27. "They toot the curtain. ott the wlndowa. ~ took the drapes out of the bedroom.a. They took tbe knocker off the door," 1be Hid. Moore h&1 a couch and ls cooldltlcm a bot plalA. Butbe'I DOl sure irbe'U ever see his $800setof tools again -and his TV. which he says got moved when he was gone.doesn't work right. either "l been a mechanic for about 40 years," he said. "They gave me back one of my tool boxes, bu~ there wasn't a tool in it." Carter said his ollice lias reac- quired some of Moore's furniture, but most or it cannot be recovered. Moore waR involved in an automobile accident last July in Payson. Although uninjured, be was hospitalized after doctors round he had fractured his pelvis and other bones. apparenUy lo a fall at his home earlier last sum· mer. "Carter said his office will at- tempt to find another guardJan and conservator for Moore because the agency has a con· ruct of interest in the case. "Tbe contlict ls that we may have a duty to sue ouneJves," Carter aald. s PAIL v PfLOT .41 . Pope Back in Rome , Americans Coiled 'Very Dear Sons' ' ' Before giving bis blessing 'to the crowd the pope smiled and said: "I must say that it is warm in Rome " Vatican sources said that on departure from Washington the pope immediately went to bis special compartment aboard the chu-tered jumbo jet and fe U asleep after the first course of his meaJ. They said he ate caviar. salmon. pate and shrimp ud drank three glasses or wine. theo went to bed as the BoeinJ 747 new him home. ROME <AP> -Pope John Paul ll told a cbeerlng crowd on returning rrom bis historic tour or lrelaud and the United Stat.es today the Americans are bis "very dear sons," he waot.s more direct contact wilb them and that the United siates has an immense role to play in the building of a Just world. <Relat-Vieti•s M•• ed story. photo, Page A4.) ·'The devoted and exultant welcome or the faithful and of H • p 1 • the entire people of the United unt•ngton 0 Jee States has left 1n my soul the de· s ire for a more direct and familtar rontact with the~ very dear sons," the pontiff dedared In t • t B J a fter his chartered Boeing JUm ves 1ga e raw bo J~t landed at L<:onardo Da Vin c1 A1rportat9.29a m -I 29a m 1 PDT Seven East Los Angeles men No arrests have been made. Deputies said Benjamin Hol-quin. 18. w as admitted to Later today. th(' 59·year.Olo-who wen! stabbed late Saturday John Paul left the Vatican by during a beach brawl at Hunt· helicopter for Ca!)tel Gandolfo to 1ngton Beach State Park re- catch up on his rest in the portedly are unwilling to help Pacifica Hospital with a stab wound in the right side and an eight-inch cut on the upper right arm. seclusion of the papal esla~ IJl police identify their assailants. the Alban Hills south of Rome. b range County Sberifr de- The Vatican said ht! would re-puties said the 11 :30 p.m. melee Armando Garza, 25, was ad- m itled to Huntington lntercom- munity Hospital with three stab wounds to his chest. Guadalupe Arrellano Braeza, 23, and Juan Manuel Baeza. 22. were treated for stab wounds at Huntington lntercommun1ty Ho~pital and released turn Wednesday. apparently was gang related. At the airport, the pope told t\bout 40 people from a beach the gathering of Italian offi c1als party of 200 Joined in the fi ght. and the cheering crowd or 2,000 they srud. that the United State:. i:. "a great country to which certamly Death T eam corr esponds an immense role and a great re:.pons1b1hty because or it:. high level or welfare and technical proi:ress -in tbe construction or a JUSL world worthy or man." The pope was m Ireland Sept . 29 to Oct. l , then visited six American cities on a wh1rlWllld tour that ended Swiday night m Washington. The crowd cheered the pope as he left the Jetltner to be greeted by It.ahan Premier Francesco Cossiga and Rome Mayor Lwgi Petroselli as well as several Vatican officials. The pope then boarded an Italian military helicopter for the abort flight to tbe V •tic:an where be told a cheering crowd of 10.000 ptbered lo St. Ptur'a Square: '"l'laub. tDaQ \ha.ob. You b a.e a-IMf'e to ft8d wa..tltiw the pope is alre~dy in Rome. Yes. he has returned and he is very grateful that pro~dtltce w h ich bas 1ulded us during tbeae days, bas taken us to Rome. We will apeak to you of the other things on another OC· caslon." Stalks Castro, Paper Says NEW YORK <AP) -Fidel Cnstro, expe<'ted to address the L'nated Nations later th.is week for the first t.Jme in 19 years, I!) the target of a team of assassms from Florida. the New York Post said today The Cublill leader. who pro· bably will speak Friday. re· portedly will stay an the city three or lour days, the Post &8ld. The news paper quoted "a MJUl'Ce wltb lma>of1.alll contacts ln t.be aatl-cutro mo~e.m.em•• as uylDL:"t.biwe are ~ '*It frv.ftaliMwt&alCW ... •· p1oslves and lhelr target '5 Castro." A police depa rtm ent spohanan relaled to comment on the story. C••tro la expected to mate his headquarters ln the new Cuban U . N . mission bui lding on Oscar Hemandn. 18. was ad· m 1tted to Santa Marta Hospital 1n Los Angeles for a stab wound near the heart and two wound!> o n the left arm Os wald Schaner. 23. and Mike Perez, 21, were admitted to t h e same hospital for stab wounds to the back and shoulder All vtctims are m stable cond1 - t1on, hospital official!) said. State lifeguards were alerted to the stabbings after a car car- rv1ng one or the v1ct1m!) to a hospital cr ashed into a fence nea r the corner of Be ach Boulevard and Pacific Coast Highway. Emeraency room au.endaAt.s at all t.bree bospi\ala COD1ad,ed police wMo Y\dlma arr(ftlll. o.i: .............. cTOWlt .._. •• c•••W-..~ arrived. 'Call Girls ' Get Number Manhattan's East Side. l..arge ALBANY. N.Y <API -New C.anJA.or I T ...... "'lll>'1~---..n"'1u"!l'm""'b"'e~r"'s'M"onrM'iu..,n..-if8o;;;r;;;m;r.e;rdh:Oa:-;n;;;d;:-York Telepbcv>e Co bu oeeii-~---Ttl _ --~"7~-~· ~tomes pohce would be as· dered to aJlow a group known as s igned to guard the Cuban Johns and Call Girls United In M d ? leader. Agains t Repression to get a Ur erS • Fnd.ay, J,000 exiled Cubans. phone directory listing without OMAHA. Neb . <AP> Pros ecutors say a former laboratory as:.islant was trying to kill members of an Omaha family with cancer when he poisoned them with a rocket fuel additive Steven Roy Harper. 28. was convicted of two counts of first- degrec murder in the deaths or a man and an mfaot in what Depu. ty Douglas County Attorney Samuel Cooper called the "firs t murder by cancer, ever." Duane Johnson, 24, and his in fant nephew. Chad Shelton. died 10 September 1978 within days after drinking beverages con· ta1nang dimethyl nitrosamine. a toxic rocket fu el addillve found to have caused cancer In laboratory animals. ,.._.,,,,-.-.-- mos tly from New J ersey. staged an address ;in antJ-Caslro demonstration at The New York Public Servire the Uruled Nallons after rumors CommtSs1on extended to bu~1· s pread that he would appear at ness and on ·r es1dcntial the United Nalions that day. customers :in arher ruling al- There are no known plans for lowing no-ad eSs hi.tangs for rt>· Ca-;tro to meet with U.S or gular res tial customers hc1als dunng his stay lh1!> week The u . whic h de!-.c n bl'S State Department spokesman itself as sed to laws aga1n:.t David Passage said visa re· prostitulJ has said 1l wanted quests for Castro and bas party to keep 1t~ address private were made last week. and that because 1t reared hara!>sment tht• Cuban president and revolu ttonary leader would probably arriv(.' in New York in the mid di<' or the week Passage said Castro. host tu the non·alaAned m eeting 1n Havana la:.t month. would ad dress lht' Assembly as head of the movement. the 90·nation J,(roup that professes neutrallty betweenthe!)uperpower bloc~. Film Pact V ot~ LOS ANGELES CA P > Strik an~ film industry oHan• worker!) are to vote tonight on a tentative t'Onlract agreement after s pend mg at least one last day picket· 1n g four maJOr ll oll ywooll l-t ud1os and four film processors our l(X)% camz.1 hair coat . • . thiz, pz.rf<Zet b9.s1c to complcz.me,nt your bUsin<Z.es or wukcznd ward:robz,. fully 1inz.d ,and rei sCzd. <Z.dgzs on a1l 5'Zams. hend craf'tczd by the. f\ncz.et 11¢W ~lond tailors. NATION I WORLD ........ s ••• f:t ........ ~ Te•~~\i,' Marplll•e 1,500 Assalllt Nuclear Plant Nothing Changes BACK AT 'l'WE MS OLD IT.\ND: There'• nothln1 Wle returnlal10 U..worNottbe ~lltn after two weeu of 1ooftaa otl. '!"> cea br.te um. I came back oca Cohnnbul Day. ~ Columbul, u •Vff'Y achooJ kid knows. H lled off ac roee \be Atlantic to di8cover lhe New World and pl"0\'9 UM llobe wu.a't naL l aaUed oll from lbe ~ t.bll mornln., dlleovered my Oad Delk ud proved that it wu rounded. Or at lt all moWlded, It'• amaliq bow m~h peperworl( nobody else wanu that un set dumped on your deft whlle you're otl on vacaUoo OVU llE&I ON TRIS comer, for example, ii an As· aociated Presa bulletin dated Sept 24 On the other co m t-r, you find an old TV loS wtt.h the eovf!t rtpped off. Both are equally meleu. · It is wonderf\11, however. lo return to the paper and learn that Wn11 haven't really changed that much. Coolider tbe news alona t.bia best of ail possible coyta. ll I/e's Just Practicing Up for a Vi11t to a State Beach Pork is r eported largely today that there 1s going to be a rounty pl:.innang commission hearing on the so-ccilled San J oaquin Hills Corridor. That's planning talk ror an area where they want to build a road somewhere along 14 miles through the com- munities of Newport Beach, Irvine , Laguna a nd San Juan Caplatraoo. So that'• ~I ~•)Ir. W~"' a\wn• talkint ab(>Ull bulldin8 eome road around here. Or tryln& to aet the state to finish one they already started Or fi x one they thought they'd firushed OUR SOLUTION TO a ll these road problems seems re- ma r kably consistent We hold another hearing. That'll do it every time. Also in the news, we learn that the crime rate around Orange County is going up. Up a little bit in Huntington Beach and Newport. down ci little in Lagunu, up a whop· ping 81 percent at UC l rvint• C:nme , of course, 1~ mo~tly a lways up The crime rate ~eemi. to follow trcndi. s t:t by me ut prices and gasoline Except_maybt+. an l"'aguna But don't ever count on the Art Colony to follow trad1t1on. Why, 1n Laguna, peopl<.' ev~n run around wea ring shtets at City Council meetings even before Halloween MEANWHILE IN HUNTINGTON Beach, on the non· surprising crime news front, there has been anothe r brawl on the state beach sands . The stabbings resulted in several vie· timft being hospitalized. Sounds like the same headlines you 've been reading all summer . Peculiar how our state beach pa rks seemed to have turned into battlegrounds for street gangs tbeae da ys. Yet we clamor to create more or these places. Maybe officials ought to figure out how to control the ones we have first. Anyway, it's grand to be back here at this same old st and. And comforting to realiM! nothing much has changed. Tha t's a comfort? SEABROOK, N.H. (AP) After two~ fA u aaulta on tbe fences at the Seabrook nuclear oower plant, protettera who bat· Ued pol.tee clop. bl&b·preaaure waler hola and tear 1•• lliU round themselve11 on the out.side looklna in Mott of the 1,500 anti-nuclear demonstrators who tried to oc· c upy the grounds o! the plant, which ui under construcUon, bad left by today, police said. About l50 picketed peacefully in front of t he main gate, vowing to stay 14 Pe rish In A thens Plane Fire ATHENS. Greece <AP) -A Swlas jetliner with 154 penoos aboa rd burst into flames and burned on landing at Athens a irport. killing 14 passengers, and injuring 12 others. fire of· ficiala reported today. The plane, which skidded off t he end of the runway, wu car- ryioe a medica l sh ipment. of radioactive material but lt wu safely removed. officials said. THE CAUSE OF the a ccident w as not imme diately de· termlned, but one pasaen1er said there was an "a lmighty c runch," followed immediately by fire, after the Swlssair OC-8 touched down late Sunday night. Greek o fficials s aid the passengers were 100 d oetors, mostly Frenc h and Germans, bound for a medica l convention in Peking Swissair officials saJd the 14 d e ad we r e Fre nc h , Germans and one E nglishman. Thl•re Wl'rt' no reµorts of ciny Am(•rtcan~ in1ur,.d T he a irline '>a11J m:.iny of the doctors a board wen· affah att'd with the World Health Organiza- tion. but the WllO in Geneva re· ported It had only two staff mem bers on the paine. aaid they escaped with mi nor lnJ&lries and that u bad no knowtedt~ or any othe r WHO·a fflllate d d octor-3 aboard WITNESS ES REPORTED flames we re s hooting out of the un d e rcar r1age of the Swisair DC-8 as it skidded to a ha ll a mid light rainfall and high winds Transport Min1stPr Alexander Papadonga nas i.a 1d a GrN'k pilot who 1:.tndc·d a rpw m inutt:s lif•fo re reported "brnking action \I,<£!) mcdlum Lo poor l)(tCctU~ Of .,.. et r unway cond1 t1ons .. But Papa donganas and othe r of· fll'ta Is s ci1d they hcid no idea wha t caused the fire . One passenger said the fire spre ad rapidly and heavy s moke HJ led the plane . Firemen report- ed t hey round the bodies of eight passengers, burned byond re· cognition. s tilJ s trapped to their seats . 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"' ,_. ... ~ ., .. .,,,, .. lllefl99 ' "as long u lt takes" to b.all coo· atruclloo. THE PaOTE8T E &'8 a p- parenUy were trylDIJ to keep \'ehlclea and people trom enter- ing the construction site, but conatructlon workers had lbe day off for C.ohunbus Day. State police, who repulsed numerous assaults by the protesters over the weekend, stood lnside the gate. PoUce estimated between 350 and 700 ol the demonstrators re- m ained in the area. "We don't really e njoy being Maced, clubbed a nd sleeping oo lhe pavement, but we are Juat trying to prove a point," s aid de· mons trator Benjamin Collins ol Gloucester, Mass., who slept outside the gate Sunday night. "We are willing to go through hell." 1N THE STRONGEST show of for ce in five ye ar s of anti· Seabrook demonstrations, at.ate t r oo p er s and Na t io n a l G ua rdsmen re pulsed the at · tempts Saturday and Sunday by as many as 1,500 demonstrators wilh tear gas, water hoses, riot sticks and police dogs. However. only 20 peopJe were arrested, compared to 1,414 dur· ing a protest in 1977. Several hundr e d d e - mons t r a t o r s r e turn e d t o campsites lo the wood.a near the unfinllhed plant late Sunday to decide whether to take more ac- Uon today. Tbe protesters succeeded in d lamanWne s maJI sections of tbe fence surroundin g the pla nt's 140-acre conatrucUon ·site, but none entered the con· strucUoo zooe. MEDICS FOR the Coalition ror Direct Action at Sea brook, sponsor of the action, were busy tr t>a t1n g d o z e n :. o f d e mons t r ators who had bt-e n ~prayed an the eyes v. 1th Mar•· On Sunday. hundrc•d., or a1 t1v1 i.t~ massed al tht· plant''> main gate. blocking bu!)y L' S 1. the maJor road th rough the small oceanfront community of Seabrook. Officials tried un.suc- ceasfully to drive them away with two water lloees. but the de· m onatratora left voluntarily la ter in the afternoon to plan for further action . Protesters said it was a di.sap· pointing weeke nd for the m because they had failed lo al · tract the thousands they had ex pectt:d to charge the k nee'> BUT nn: ACTION "'as a :.ur t't:''>~ fo r author1t 1es. who:,,(.• pri·· parat1on ~nd tactic' kept tht· ch arging demoni.tralor~ from their goal. "People didn't expect lo sec wh a t they !):lW." ~a i d d e monslrator David Bolster. 21, of f'a rmington. Maine "It was poor planning on the i r part because every thing tha t hap- p e ned here was in the d e· monstrators' handbook. • THOUSANDS ATI'ENO MASS ON MALL IN WASHINGTON AMI Appeerance of Pope John Peul II In Amertc• Pope Back in Rome After Capital Visit WASHINGTON (AP> -Offidaa of aovemmeot lined up oo the Wrute llouse lawn toshaketushand. Some klaaed biJI ring. Cn ppled ctu ldren waited from dawn until midaltemooo for Ills blessing. They wept when be touched each of them . in a tender private moment. lie praised America ':<. dlsarmament efforts, conde mned op pre!o'>ton 1n L<itan A ffil'OC'a n. '>loopoi.1t1on to the ord1nat1on or w1>men as pn ... i.ts tit, PRi\\'t:o ~ITll L F:i\Df-.R~ 11r ···~hi 11l h ..r ('h n 'ol l.JO di nom ana t1on... 1lt'<'l<tnn ~ thJt lh1· 1·hurr h1·'> r1( polyglot Amen <'i.1 •1Jul d lcJd th•· Yi J\ 111rt-un11in11( th• 1L\'1d1·d fJllh'> And ht· dt•p.i rtt•d ~1 th a final blt·~s1n~ for tht· land whll'>l' spirit ht• h ad touched 1n a wN~k 's v1s11 "God bless Amer1n' God bless Amen ca:· cn ed John Paul II. the Bi.&hop or Rome. before departmg for Italy late Sunday so•E EJGtrr BOU&S LATE•. his e bertered Boeins 7H Jf'lhncr landed at Rom ··i. IA'Onardo Oa Vanc1 Airport at 9·29 a.m today <t 20 a m PDT I Surpn.singty. the pope's final mas s In the United St.ala, on the green stretch or the Mall from the Washington Monument to the Capitol. dre w only 175.000 worshiper<>. by pohct> estimate ThlS was far rt>wc r than the one miU1on or more that had been expected. On Saturda ~. Prf'o,tdent t'artn welromed toe 11 rst pope evcr Ill Vt'oll !ht· WhJlt• llou:.t• v.1lh four v.ord' of Polish '-:11•c·h bt-dzw Ho~ pochv.al<>n' · ~ d} God bl· with } ou' · Tht• tv.n 'N'irh l l1·adN"> m <'l pn\.tlt•I} l1Jr 45 manulc:. Then bt'fort> f;,OOU l!Ut>c:tc; Utt• l>Qpt· 'Jtd ht• hoµ. II 'v.1th Jll m ) ht:Jrt . th:.it t•Hort<. to n ·dun· lht• W1Jr ld ·, s l1 l<'ki,ill t• ul dl''olruC't 1 vt· Wt'J l><IO!'> v.1)uld prl"' on ON Sl 1NOAV. i\T A :.l'rv1ce bdorc S.000 nun!'>. !>t <oler TherC:.i.I Kane. president or the Leader<;ru p Confr rence or Women Rehg1ou:., asked that wonll'n be included an "all m1mstnes or our church" a plea for the ordination or wome n The pape d1d not darcclly respond. but he already had re1ected the 1 dea as one lhe church could not and would not accept Knowledge • 1spower. 'lt>thing could be more irrational than to give th e people power, and to withhold from them information without Wiich power is abused. A people who mean to be their own governors must arm themselves with power which knowledge gives." PTesident Ins Madison Your right to be informed abou1 your government is assured by a free press . DAILY PILOT National Newspaper Week October 7 to 13. 1979 ---.... -----------------.... -..-. ·-------"I""' --- AT YOUR SERVICE I CALIFORNlA QUEENIE . "Thank you for the job. Now, can you tell me where the auuatlon box ii?" "Got. a problem? Then wnte to Pat Duma. Pot 1D1U C1't red tape, gdtmg the onawera and action you need t.o aolve meqwties in government and bu.Stne.,s Moil your qvestums to Pot Dunn, At Your Service, Orange Coo.st Dmly Pilot, P 0 . Box l5'i0, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. A& many letters 03 posatble will be aruwered, but phoned mqume& or tellers rwt including the reader'• full name. address and busmesa hours' phone numba cannot be consu1ered. Tln.s column appear a daa· ly except Sundays." DEAR PAT· I am 50-years-old, 4-feet-10 and one-half inches tall, and weigh 108 pounds. 1 was very interested in a recent Dail y Pilot article about the so-called availability of clothing made for women of my age group and siie. The article stated that more t han 40 companies manufacture clothing suitable for us. I can't find any of these clothes in a moderate price range. Where a re they? Who makes them? J .M .. Laguna Niguel Eleanor Wal#b of DuPont Faalllolt News told AY8 ~ &M type of elothla~ waat la available la ~e Lee Aaceles/Oraqe ty uea al &a.e May c. ...... , cls:a, l.W • ......._ ud lleO F•• ..... A .... ., ................. =··**••• ...... ..... .... O... N .._. ,_ .. ell._ .............. ,. ......... .. ... a ., .... :r:, • ......, ...... .... .... ,.. .. W7''1ftal ..... _ .... .. a •arcJ.to-ftDd s(yle or size. Do•'i SU.le c .. h I• Repair DEAR PAT: 1 understand there is a company which will come in to your house and refiniJSh a kltcben 11.nk. A friend told me they'd seen an ad in a magazine, but I ca.n 't seem to find the magazine or the ad! Help, if you can. B.G., Costa Mesa Tiie Appllaace Refhahblng Co. of Santa An.a pre•l•••ly recommended Porcellte Inc. of Analtelm, for wbat you want to bave done. Coapletely reflni.sblng a doable sink costs $Ht or more, aDcl the finlsb lasts five years, according to Porcellte. A new sink probably would cost less, but tlle replacement and labor could run the total price up to several hundred doUars. Cbttk out all posslblllt.les before you go ahead and have this Job done. ,.lrro1Cave Speed• Drying DEAR PAT: Someone told me you once published information about how to dry nowers in a microwa ve oven. Can you repeat it for me? I Just got a microwave and would li ke to try this. A.J ., Costa Mesa Microwave flowe r drying takes only 30 mlaata or so -overnight at most. •·1ow~rs wltb abort, "11rdy petals are easiest to dry, according to a booklet by General Electric Co. Roses, c .. ry18D&.laemums, carnations and daffodils are good cudldata for drying, and brlgbUy colored nowen are recommended. T1ae flower to be dried is nrst removed from all b.t abeat a balf·lnch of its stem, tben placed a&e•·d9wla into a bowl contalnlag Jut eaoagb llllea 1el to bold It upright. At dll.t point silica gel (avaUable at bobby item) ii ceatly spooned aroand ~ nower and betwee11 tM petals. This mast be done carefally to m•latalD tbe nower's natural shape. After be .. , eea•IM.ty covel*I w~ a11ca 1elrUte a.we.. la placed la die microwave oven. At the same time a cwp of waler ID a microwave oven·proof cup Is put la eM eoner of die oven. "'9wen are microwaved a high power for one te t•• .._es. Dlfflcalt-to-dry flowen may take fro• twotonn mlnu&ea. 'l'llea remove the silica gel covered Dower ,,... tile OH• ud let It stand ltill covered for it or • •! les. Arter lite flower bas cooled and .... dry, ceetly pour off die gel. n.t.t wire ud tape provide new a1em1 for dte drW a.wen, .Welt dtea cu be sprayed wttb a clear .. a&edhe p1a1tlc eevert.1. Tiie u-pace ~ 11v1a1 an detaU.I cu w re QI t • bJ wdtbt& te Ge.rat Electric Co., Pe••· NB, &oem 311, Nolaa Balldl•I• Ziff Ga,...._. Lne, Loalnllle, lb. 4'Zt5, aad alkblg fer U.. .. Plewer Dryl•I Booklet, Pab. No. 41·'321 .. DEAR PAT: Please tell me what you lblnk of c.-. ed rw enclosed. It de.ertbel a boM that is AIP.-d to tell me bow to collect Sodal Sec""· '1 at..,.,., alOftl wttb a lot~ other Social Securtt.y- lbert-ellta. Do JOU bave any informatloo that would ........... 1rom1peadiqf7.95to&etlt? B.T .• Newport Be.eh Y• em le& tM ......... a.._ at UJ ........ &lb .... ,.... ............ ,..,, ,,. ......................... _, ... .... -- Mondlr.~t. 1m Do Rent Controls Curb Rentals? .. ,. IM:kAMENTO (AP> -Two NNartbera at UIC .. net f'ODtrol ln MWiral CaU.fonla dUes ua ~,...,..by maklq ll bard« to flnd an proflta. . •. Rent control hu llwayi been uaed u a aeapetO&t," Keatln11aid. t:; I tion are 1tatewSde I.rends, but Mid botb bave beeo •Hravat.d by local rent control meuurea. For example, 1.n Sant.a MOilica. voters Njeei.dM a rent control ordinance in June im -but ap-M proved oae in April 19'19. ~ · 8lt • lldvocate of rmt ~ calla tboM ,.. MarCMn' ltUd)' "Catan," llid aaya, "Rent eeecnl Ml alwaya '** u a aeapecoat" for UM ~ty of apartment.a. '1'8 m.rDY IAYI aENT COHnOL bu dis· f'OGrated aparlmeftt cout.Nctioe ud 1peeded t.be coovenkle of a part.meat.I to condominium• - e¥eo ~. tn thl'ff of lite ahc dUel 1ludled, it found DO •ucb elfectl. He a1IO noted that a atate-eonduct.ed study lut year of a t.abU1hed rent coot.rot program s In llaMaebueetla and New Jeney coocluded that apartment conatntetloo wu not affected. BtJ'I' RATES SAID THE lla11acbusetta·New Jeney study wun't relevant to Callfomia because population wu growt.ac in th1a atate and decliJllDC In the Eutern cities stud.led. The report said appUcaUom to demob.lb apart·_ ment bt,dlcfinp roee from 25 In ~ 1'71 to lit la· ' May. a montll before the ftnt vote, and from M in J January 1979 to an average of 270 In each of the 1 next tru. moat.ha. t The ~ acknowledged that coadominJum conversion and a slowdown In apartment eoo1truc· Suicide Increases APPLICATIONS TO CONVERT ' a partment.I to coodomhliwns totaled 46 in the 1 slx months preceding June 1971, and 122 in the r following six months. There ba.so't been an ap· • plication to build major new apartment.a since I December 1977. t Involved In lhe 1tudy are Loa Angeles, Berkeley, Beverly Hilla, Sant.a Moalca, Davia aDcl El Monte, alx of the more than two dozen CallfOC"Dla eommuniUes that bave enacted some form of rent cootrol in 18 moalhs. Pa three of the cities -Loe A.nce&el, Beverly Hilla end Davis -the researcbera found no evidence of rent control's effect on housing, and said lt was too early to draw coocluaioos. In Berkeley. conversions to condominiums I TOKYO (AP> -More Japanese men in their averaged five unJt.a a year from 1973to1.978, but 81 40s have killed themselves in recent years, wtlt.s have been approved for conversion since a westernizing that country's suicide pattern, a gov· rent control ordinance passed last November, the ernmeot cemu.s analyst reports. report aaid. Yasunori Ishii, a chief statistician for the lo El Monte, apartment coostruct.ioo slowed ' llUT IN SANTA MONICA, Berkeley and El Monte. they conclu~ that rent control bad re · duced the number of apartments. ministry of health and welfare, said the l979 m a rkedly and condominium conversion went census showed middle.age persons outnumbered faster during the five months la.st year that a rent those in their 20s in the number of suicides per control ordinance was ln effect, it said. 100.000. Klrlln said he didn't know bow those cities "Rent control Is not a policy that encourages the building of low·cost housing," said Steven Frates, a graduate student who conducted the study with Professor John Kirlin or USC's School Ishii said the J apanese suicide rate tradi· compared to neighboring communities wit.bout tionally bas soared in the 20s. sagged in the 40s rent control, where condominiums a lso have 1 and lncre~again inth~e~l~~~~~·~~~~~~=n=o=u=ri=s=~~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~; of Public Adminl11lration. N ed t U •t "It hurts the poor by depleting the supply or am 0 W rental housing," bis r eport said. SACRAMENTO c A p > -Gov. Edmund Brown BUTTHATWAS DISPUTED BY Dennis Keat· J r. has appointed Carla ing. a lecturer on housing policy at UC Berkeley Bar d of 0 x n a rd . a and arent control advocate. member of the st ate "Condo conversions have been going like Wa ter Resources Con- wildfire In California generally," said Keating, tr o I no a rd . as th c who did tus doctoral thesis on rent control in New board's ch airwoman. York. The 50·year-old woman "l wouldn't blame rent control for that. I has been on the board would bla me landlords trying to get windfall since Apnl. WE'RE :::I ·-~-·---· .. ,_ ...... ,.. 1.c_ ..... ..,.., RABBITT INSURANCE 541-5554 °" llS.)07 l f l 4~·CodeM~ f,UMBS ...WUNCI · -GIO~ 11'1,.U\ ~ CTIC ial-a-Tape Ple•M Aequeat Tepe By Number •••• 01 Beek Pain 05 Why CHtopt8Ctlc? 0 2 WhlplHh 08 Nedi. Sho4*Ser, Arm Pain 03 ArtMUa 07 Low Bee* 6 L-e Pein 04 H•adadlH 01 NervouMteN & Tension Tape Center 645-1701 24 Hours CouttHy of Dr. David W. 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The county Health Department wW immediately be&in tuberculosis screenloi for all imml1rant children, includlna H!spanica. wbo rqistered .in Orange County scboola for the flnt time lh1a ye_.-. Additionally. the Board ol Superviaors baa appealed for help from the state Department of Health and the federal Center for Disease Control. Both of these aaencles indJcat.ed work.en will be sent to help the county cope with the immigrants' health problems. And Rep. Jerry Patterson of Santa Ana ls auisting the county's Humau Services Aeency tn Its applica. lion for a Sl million federal grant to help fund additional health services. Health officials say only about 2 percent of the tuberculosis cases so far identified involve strains of the disease transmittable to others. But the rate of the dis· ease is creeping up so the preventive steps are ln order. Congress departed for a 10.day recess without renew· ing the expired Refugee Act of 1979, which reimbursed local agencies for refugee expenses. It now should give top priority to funneling more federal support out this way, both to help with the health problems and to ease the overcrowding that contributes to them. Facts of Flying John Wayne Airport is Orange County's own. But there's now a renewed move afoot to encourage air travelers to avoid it. t County officials, including 5th District Supervisor Thomas Riley, are advocating use of Ontario Interna- tional Airport by travelers heading to and from Orang,. County. Recent statistics show that John Wayne Airport is operating at four times its constructed caP.acity. Demand is increas ing, causing a situation. in Riley's words. of "cris is proportions." • Ontario. on the other hand, has extra capacity and faC'i litu•s. So le.ilk of trying to s hift the passenger load to Onhino 1s not ~urµri!>ing. Hut st does raise questions. Can the trav<:lcr get the flig ht he wants. when he wants 1t. from Ontario·1 Is 1t worth the drive to Onta rio <frs p1I<' "Om(.• lower fores. ttiven tht> proximity of John W<1 yn(.• Ajrport <1nd dollar-per.gaJlon gasolme? Orange County officials can advocate and encourage Ontario's use as much as they want. but the basic fact re- mains that change in airport use will be guided by basic principles or wha\. suita the neec:ta. mood-aQd .,PPCket~ books of the paase111Jen. In short. when st becomes easier. cheaper a nd more <.'on w nwnt to u!>c Ontario than the local airport, that's what JX'oplc will do Feds Follow OPEC When it com e!> to oil pricing, it seems the federal gov· crnmcnt is te lling the industry, don't do as I do, do as I Sa.¥-While keeping a firm lid on prices for oil produced by domesti c companies. the government goes right along with OPEC price hikes in selling oil from Elk Hills in California and Teapot Dome in Wyoming, the two produc· mg U .S. Na val Petroleum Reserves administered by the U.S. Departme nt of Energy There's not an enormous a mount of oil coming from the fields -just under 170,000 barrels a day of the coun- try's total production of 8.84 million barrels. Most of this comes from Elk Hills. reopened in 1976 to help reduce de- pendence on foreign oil, and now the fourth most produc· tive field in the nation To charges that the government's unseemly price hikes for the oil from its own fields -an increase of $100 million this year a lone -are ripping off American con sumers, comes the incredible bureaucratic answer that it's all for the good of the people The extra oil revenue, which could exceed $300 miltion by 1980, helps balance the budget, we're told. Also. following OPEC pricing helps reduce consumption by making all oil products more expensive to the con- sumer , another noble goal in the world of Washington wackiness. This has got to be a hard crust to swallow from our own government. The way most citizens try to balance their budgets is by limiting their spending, not by ripping off someon e else-in this case the hapless consum er. • Op1n1ons ei<Pf.Saed 1n the space above are those of the Daily Pnot Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment 1s invited. Address The Daily Pilot. P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Phone (714) 642-4321 Boyd/ Senior Citizen B1LM.BOYD Lot of well·intenlloned younser folk don't realbe that many e1del'ly people resent -the patronage or desianatlom sucb as •'Senior Cltben." 'Ibis comes to mind because of a note at band from a man who identifies himaelf as "Old Goat." Dear Gloomy Gus Tbe only way Kennedy can over 1ct rid of Chapp1quJdd.lck Is to bu7 tbe place a nd cb1n1e ttl name. W.R. ........ '/ ow ,_..... • .,. ~ ....... ., , ....... ,. ..... . _.., ............. , .. .. ='ti..';:',,':"'.....,.. ...... . ~ . .. . t Writes he : •'The next time some squirt calls me Mr. Senior Cillien, I'm going t.o punch him in the mouth." The bra industry reports that moat of the falsies marketed in this country are sold in the northern states. Hollywood taught ua a lot aboul. Wllcl-Wert -badman- Cole Youn1er. did It notf Wbat lt didn't teacb u1, tbou1h, la thel when Col• set out of Jail, be weat letit -iD the tombltone bultJMU. Q. "The hiltory books HY that WiWam the Conqueror once moaned, 'Send me a man who can remove the beehive from my ovenmlUCbt brain.' Did be ever ftnd 1oeb a ,__.aa &o tak•°"'1" A. Ht wua't ~a 1eoeral. fie,.. · fw a quick nn for • h . Re d.idD'tftDd _,_ ~ • Jack Andenon - \". • Terror Cloaked in Diplomacy ~. WASHINGTON -Anti· eommunlat Yuplavt to the San Praocbco are-. can bnatb• a Ut· tie eaaler l1'Ht daya. Tbelr tonnentoc". Tu&omlr Dialto, hu finally returned home to the dk· tatonhlo be aerved ao cruelly - and llle1alb -ln rettnt y..,... Ualna the dlplomatlc cover ot an atfacbe in the Yu1oslav Conaulale ln San Fran· dtco. Diallo wH actually ID agent of M ars h a l Tito's secret police. Anll· Tllo dlsal· dents and other Yugo· s lav exiles complained of his lntlmidatloo and lhreata or violence. But his diplomatic atatus protected him Crom action by the FBI and the Earl Walen Ible Depertmeat evea wbtn bil violaUomotU .S. lawa were clear. TOP.SF.C&ET document.I and other coandeaUa1 SOW"cett have 1tven wa a picture of Dzalto'a metbod1. Tbey were aum· marized by the FBI director in• secret memorandum to the State Department as coosWut.lng "an abrld1emenl or the constltu· Uonai righta guaranteed United States citlzena and r esident aliens. and are clearly outaide the scope of bis diplomatlc- duUes io U1ia country." Here are just three examples of Dulto'a police-at.ate tacUn: -The FBI was told that D1alto went lo a Yu101lav emlcre's home "to blackmall the individual lnto luml•bl.n& ~: formation to Yucoalav in· telllcence a1enclea." Tboueh Dzalto bad arru1ed the viatt u a aoclal call. be arrtved weartne a pt,tol, wbkb be oetentatloualy took off and put on the cotfee UI· blt u be Nl down. He atayed till s a.m . and awore the emtsre to aecrecy by t.b.reatenin1 reprisal atalmt relaUves In Yugoelavia. -BE ONCt: confronted a group of Croatian exllet who were bandinc out protest leatleta in rroot ol an auditorium where a Yu1oelav dance troupe wu performing. According to the FBI. Dz.alto "called ooe of the protH&en by name, polot.ed hi.a nn1er at b1a face and •tat.ed, 'Your srave la made' lo Serbo- CroaUan." The FBI then ex- plained: ''Tbe words uaed by Dzalto are an old Croatian death threaL" -Dzalto Invited an American ctlben ol Yu1oelav descent to the consulate on the pretext that they bad mutual friends in the old cCMmtry. Once lnalde the con· sulat~. however, the American was pumped for lnformaUoa a-. Yueoelav em11re1. Wben tbe VW, itor refused to tell bim gytbln,. Ozal to threatened him. Unle111 he cooperat.cl, "un· fortunate circumstances could· eventuate re1ardtns thla ln-dl~idual'• elderly paren&I, w• aUJl Uved in Yucoelavia," •coo ftdenUaJ report states . Worae- yet. when the Amer ican. threatened to tell the FBI, Dzalto sbru•ged It off, cockily· uaurlna bia vlaUor that "the Yugosla v Embassy lo W aahington can manipulate the· American authorities to minimize lbe impact of aucb an occurrence." tJNFOaTUNATEL Y, Dzalto'a confidence In Waabingt.oa of· ficialdom was well-placed. ln- t.elll1ence sources told our u - soclate Dale Van Alt.a that the FBI "raised hell" about D1alto with the State Department., to no avail. On Ott. 1, 1977. the FBI d1rec· tor adviled Foggy BoUom t.hat Dzalto "openly and without re- eard to United States law baa waged a war of intimidatJoo, tbreata and blackmall again.at lndlvlduala whom ~e cooaidera aoU· Yu10liav 1overnment In their sympaUaiea." He •ddecl that Dzalto "seems to have no concern for the poulble diplomatic consequences ol his actavitJes .. The State Department did ex. actly nothing As one official ell· plained to us. an 1nd1v1dual's d1plomatit function "Ii. whatever the State Department uys at 1s" -and apparently Tltoesque mtimadataon of di&sen· tcrs as cons ide r ed an ap - propriate function for Yugoslav daplomat.s. Repeated phoM calls to the San FranclSCO consulate el.Jc1ted only th(! anformation that Ozalto had ~ont• hom1· to Yul(o~bv1a 1h1' :-.umm1·r <'<1ngr1·,~tOOJ I '>O Uf<'l''> IJ.t•l1t•\t• hl' lt•(l ;1fl..r ll·arn 1 n~ of J t'll \t.' S1•nat4· in· te rt"51 an gettan~ him k1ckt.' tho!>c who want to pui-.h them into mass trans it charge. but they have be en building up a te rri fic J..QJU..allc.e__o.n. t..b.c. Sl de. Wl th pleasure boats. With more than 12 million passenger cars regist~red an Uus s tate. to say nothing o f pickup trucks and rcc r ea tional vehicles. the love between the Ca lifor nian and his car Is un disputed E v eryon e who is old enough to drive owns a car excepting some senior citizens and some or the infirm. Moat families have two and many have three and rour. Still increasingly high prices along with the Inflationary costs or operating them hasn't chilled the des ires o f hundreds or thousands of Golden Staters for a "mistress " which demands both the money and lime of their "lovers.'' WHILE TIIE time spent Wlth boats is an unmeasurable factor, Charles McCabe it as estimated that nearly $700 million "'as spent by boaters la~t year for equipment. ~upphcs. services insurances. rl'pairs. mooring and launching ree!> and ..Iuel.--- And. according t.o Boating In· dustry. boat sales for the year totalled $671 million des pite complaints by manuracturers and dealers that the California market is depressed due to lack o f m ooring and launc hing fac11itJc.~ Depressed it may be but boat ownership ranks third in the hearts of Californians right alter the automobile and homes. WlllLE it is not possible to calculate the tot.al dollars invest· ed ln boats within California , the Department or Motor Vehicles repom that 554,095 boats or all descriptions are currently re· glstered here. This Is not sur· prising considering it is the state with the greatest populalloo m the nation, with a higher per capita income than most other states. and with more than 1,100 miles o r c oastlin e, plu s numerous bays, ravers. lakes and reservoirs. That boaters make good use or all or t.hes(t waterways can be seen fr om the types o r boat.:. rcg1c;te red A little I~.:. than 10 J>('rr<'nl are ~•pensa vt-in- boards rani.:1n~ from speedboats to '>t'agoanJl yat'hls. with anolher 15 pe r t'e nl bean.& t.nbo.aai: oufboarcrboats or all Sil~ By far the greatest numbers are the outboard lotaUmg over 300.000 But sailboats, 1nclud1ng those with awullary power. make up better than l2 percent or the tot a I foll owed by canoes r o wboat s . J e t s a nd ma s· t'ellaneous types. With all the people. wealth. coastline and other waterways, Cahfonua still is not the natioo's number one boat owner. Ac· counting for 6.7 percfllt ot the nation's total the state ranks second to Michigan whose 9 million people own 7.5 percent ot at all. MINNF.SOTA, wiLb Its 10,000 lakes and bordering on Lbe great lakes. has within one·tenth ot 1 percent a s many boats as California and just that much ahead of Texas. Surprisingly, Florida, a s t.ate not only nearly surrounded by water, but having many sections t.hat are covered by at as hundreds or real estate buyers have unwittingly dis· covered to their sorrow, bas only 5.6 percent or the total. Hut lht> Mmplainb of boater~. J' well a. .. dealer'. point to Lhe re .i'ons wh y CahCom 1a ha~ not yet t•mer i;t<'d .l:-. numbt:r •int• in th•· ~..._ ~Wftt'Nh1p racl' t"rJttn"l'.,-. prepared by tht' I~partmcnt or Boatm~ and Waterway!) s how on ly 1.354 publJc and private boat 1ng fac1ht1es which include marinas a nd launching lanes Only 640 of these are mann<iS providJng 82.400 berths The de· partment pro1ects an estimated 12.000 addJlional berths by next ) ear. bot th.is Ill bused upon a 1973 study. Boat reg1i.traoons would seem t.o mdiute a much greater need for berthings mE GREATEST demand for additional boating facilities. ac· cording to department officials. 1s in San Otego. Orange, Los Angele and Ventura counties. but t.he demands are also great in th~ Bay Area counties of Sonoma. Napa, Mann. Solano. Alameda, Contra Costa. San Mateo and Santa Clara. • Lest tbc»e lookine for ways to s ave energy point the ringer at the boaters, however. gasoline tax revenues tbow that fuel con- sumed by the boaters is less than 1 percent of the state's gasoline usage. Duke of Windsor: A Man Who Never Grew Up J n due time the tube will enlighten us all about the creat "royal romance" of the 20th cen - tury. the abdication or the King of England 43 years ago for his love or a twice-divorced lady from Baltimore, Md. The series. which was shown In Britain in the hu1t months of 1978, will pro· bably be a te aring hit, since it will be another or fh~se bus I· neaaes where upper clan Britons wlll b e I m · penonated by actors wear- lna pertod clothes. Americans, tt appears, are crazy about period clothes. The series wlll also perpetuate a monatroul fable. The table is tbat· there wu an)'th1rt1 at all romantic or adm.lrabl1 about the abdicaUon decllion of Edward VIII, or tn fact about the enUre hilt.or)' d tbla u.r.e>me couple. Ll&E llOIT people around at the tlDM f followed every tlQ1 sinuosity of this odd tale I even met the royal pair once or tWlce In New York when they bad been demoted t.o Duke and Duchess. I never really got a handle on the story, though, until l read ln T~ Ntw Yorlc Ttnwr fn account of the whole mess by David Pryce· J ones. The handle was a single word. but it neemed to tell it all. David. rus the Prince or Wales liked t.o be called, had a lady rrlend named Freda Dudley Ward. His friendahip wiLb her lasted 17 years and c rossed every night club a nd dlnine room ln Mayfair and Belaravia. Dudley,Ward, wbo la still alive, Is a fonnldable old girl from a formidable old Catbollc family. Thia Cad alone would have pre- vented her from be\ol Queen of En1land, bad abe wished. TH! LADY remains wholly discreet about ber /eras Wilh W a tea. She burne be r cor· r .. poadence wtt.b him. Yet when •b• wu recently aalted by an In· tem..., lf she had ever loved him, lbe la1d: "Ob, no, be wu mucb too abJ.et. • · • Abject ll a ltroaf word, and the ladJ doubtltu Im•• it......, Rhe spoke. It means an outcast. ··a base slave: one in more servile subjection than a sub- ject." It ls a strong word to describe a wealc man -poulbly the weakest man ever to plant his butt on a throne. and that la HY· ing quite a lot. WIND60R, as it is eaaiest t.o' call him. was a baby who never ceased being a baby. Pryce· Jones brilUan.Uy compared him to P .G . ..Wocleboute'• Bertie Wooster. Hla tnteresu ln life were spending bia uneamed ln- come, go&nc t.o u many parti11 and night clubs and cou.ntry weekends u poulble, and sQ1· ins 1olf with bll male croniel oa •• many counes u be could find. It waa predaely lbla Wooatertan mlndlMllMH that made him ao 1ympathetlc to the Brltlsh public before he aot mar- rted. Bertie Wooeter never Jot mar· ried. David Wlndlor dld. And that WU the end°' Wlndlor and damned near lb• ead ot the Brltllb throne. Tbe ladJ be mar· ried knew he --~b : but ln· ttead ol beAaa I eel bJ tbe fact~ like MleJ ard, .Ulllt· ed in it and exploited It to the full unW the day the hapless former ldn& died. UIS SEaVILtTY lo Wallis. Slmpeon, who ia still alive anct waa recenUy released from a; Paris hospital. was complete.· He not only did everything sh6 told him. but couldn't much d<( anything at all un1eas she tol~ him. • To •tY the Duke. wu -emO-: tlo·nally aaed 7 would bf4 aeneroua. He wu handsome to IC fault, he had aU the aracet d UHi British sent, but like most. babltl he never ko.ew tbe dJ.f; ference between ri1bt ancl wron1, and dld not remote= know the COGHquen<* of wh he cl.Id wben be wUll\&lly aave the throne ot Enlland. To bis 4Y' Ina day. he cona[dered bimHlf ~ badlY·UMd man. Pryce.JonH report• tba manr .ttn••" 1poke of th Ducbela• way ot dildpUnJq be cblld on U.. occ•-. •bea bee a me unnal1. wblct. were parenUy many. "Remember you arw't IQq aaw.•• • • .....,.,,. ......... k .... CALIFORNIA New Gas Shortage ' Forecast LOS ANGELES CAP) -1'e oU hlduatl'}' analyat wbo ac· evatetJ PNdlctecl lut 1prt.q•1 IU aboltq• aaya "tb• dap ···o1 Bae ad bmee" may ...Wm W. mOllUt -and tbla Ume &My could latt a lol loqe_r. Dan Lundber1. publlaher of Ulle Lundbera Letter, aald Sun· day in an lnteniew that October ••• aupptiea tOUkl fall u much u 5 percent below demand. 818 P&EDICTION last :~ Mareb ol an 8.!:t percent &•P •I • • between supply and demand tor ~;. tllat IDClllth wu encUy riPt. ; : tbe Depm1.meot of Enerty lat.er •-aald, and ush ered in las t "· 1prlna'11ucrisia. ~: Lundberg added, however, .. that a MW shortage could ex· tend well into the winter and .• : cause worse bards hips. • • 1 The petroleum marketing ex-. : i pert explained that the Energy : ; 1 Department has been pushing . ~,,....,.._ Mormy. October 8, 1979 DAIL'( PILOT A 1 Chemical Train DerailS Hundreds Flee Homes When Diesel Ignites GOLETA CAP) -Several bun· dred people were forced from their homes temporarily after 20 cars of a freiaht train carrying flammable cu and chemicals derailed in ~ business district of th1a Santa Barbara County commlmity, authorities said. An ~r. brake man and a she riff's deputy were injured slightly following the accident a bout 10 p.m. Sunday night . None of the freight cars car- ried dangerous materials, but leaking diesel fuel was ignited immediately after the wreck and officials were concerned about the possibility of an ex- plosion. The derailed cars s m ashed together accordion-st yle and blocked the main Sao Franclsco- Los Angeles tracks in both diJ'ec- Uons. Soutbem Pacific train· master Bill Giles said today It would take about 24 hours to clear the WTeckage and reopen the line. THE EVACUEES we nt to Robertson gymnasium at the University of California, Santa Barbara, a shelter set up by the American Red Cross. They were Doallle-dlpplag Federal Employees Get Welfare Checks • a llowed to return to their homes several hours later after of·' ficials confirmed that the only ll· quid tha t leake d fro m the wrecked cara was m olasses, which filled the air in the com·. muolty with a foul odor. . Giles sald four cars carrying compressed gas did not derail, nor did a car carrying muriatic acid . Only one of the three emp- ty cars that bad contained methanol left the tracks, Giles said. OTKER DERAILED c ars were box cars, some empty and some carrying scrap metal. County fi refighters quickly put out the diesel fuel fire, although the locomotive was scorched, county fire s pokesman Warren Dawson said. Dean Burke, who said he wit- nessed the accident, told de - puties that he saw som ething on the tracks and that the south- bound tram braked JUSt before it left the rails . Giles said the cause of the ac- cident was under investigation. oil companies t o increase stockpiles of diesel fuel and bome beating oil for this winter. As a result, he said , available gasoline supplies have fallen while demand is rising. BIRD IN HAND LEAVES MESS IN MUNICIPAL COURT Anlmal Control Officer Danny Lee With Defendant SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -At least 1,000 federal employees tn California are illegally colJecting welfare checks along with their paychecks, accordin g to a state fraud investigation . The double rupping netted more than $1.5 million in illicit welfare payments, said Rick Tibbetts, state administrator of welfare fraud investigations in the Oepart- START LOSING WEIGHT TODAY r•,,. rtarj-.t Ptttl ot o \•'"I ,. ... !Jnt •"• CJ<'1"'il Sl¥1ctl .... [•II• "."""'Jiil $UPUI 00•••1 •II g1v,. .,ou1 ""11 "' #tf 1'141 ~,,, t DUY '~\Ir \1-''l I •.tf'') w,.tqnf "THE PRESENT d elivery schedules raise the possibility long lines and station closings again," said Lundberg. "I'd hate .. to be in line, pushing mv car through the frozen slush, with the engine and therefore the heater turned off." Bird • ID Court Chicken Guilty of Trespassing YUBA CITY <A P ) -What happens when a chicken crosses the road? 1\,5 owner can find himself paying for the bird's Journey, that's what · It happened in Sutter County Municipal Court when a small, brown and white chicken was brought in on a trespassing charge. The chicken was captured in Sutter after it and an unidentified bi rd allegedly entered the property or Richard Holmes, ate some flowers. garden vegetables and left behind some droppings. mentofSocialServices . employees. followed by civilian Tibbetts said probably only employees or the military, the 200 of the 1,000 cases now under Department of Health, Educa investigation will ever be pro· t10n and Welfare, and the In secuted because or difficulties in ternal Revenue Service obtaining evidence and the A T YPICAL CASE f rom three-year statute of limitation Al ameda County involved a 30 on criminal suits. year-old East Oakland single THE GOVERNM ENT can file m other of two children who civil suits to recover overpay. worked for the post office and ments up to five years after the earned $783 a month While sht· fact, however. and Tibbetts said was eligible for $515 dollars 10 he expected repayments to be welfare over eight months, she considerable. managed to collect $2.348 "I guess we'll be able to re-In another Alameda County r ~I\ _. 1n lf'I•"• at'\<lt• I 1.ny fJbl~I V li l ~ .. t H"'>· '''fl to-t ""'" e•te\S I.ti ~,I t_,4,ff..,, •JL' .-f "'IJ( 1'1\frJtJ uf f;!•fl,, •'"1~"' J\ 'tt>u I• iw lr1~ ·~ •'' t• ,..,,.,,., . .., u• 'lf>fl ~1•-i ··-~ l"t sum 00•9£1 '4f ~ 1 ' • • .. , ,, • "' I l.>"""• f" '•• ot') ,,,. 4lll1lf'W'tiY' ,, ,, J M•t "fl, !I 11 I• t fJ 11 • 'fl If ff'\ I t'I l 1i 11111 ~M J '1-t'( M·fn ''"If sure• OOA.•a .. ,..1 ~ rTW> ·t·''t•et•cr "" 1• 11 11 tt f 'fJll "'•"' 11 ti> ;'JIU'~ I THRIFT V llfH•.4"fl I '"'' •ui--.1 ''''"'"' Call 642-5678. Pul a few word& Lundberg said the severity of the shortage depends on how government officials respond. A U.S. gas shortage could a lso p r ompt the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries to increase crude prices again at its Decembe r meeting i n Venezuela Judge Timothy Evans fined Jimmy Powell $70, which he sus. pended. and placed Powell on 12 months' probation under orders to "keep the chicken from crossing to the other side or the road." cover about half of the overpay· case, a woman with four ment.s," be said. children. earning $1 ,300 a Tibbetts said t he greatest month. collected SJS.000 m 11 number of offenders are postal legal payments over six years. lo w ork lor you. ~ - KID Buses Rolling; lVeuJ Strike Averted LOS ANGELES <AP) -Rapid T ransit District bus service was un- interrupted today afte r last-ditch ' bargaining wtth mechanics averted 1 a new strike against the naUon's • I largest transit system . Members of the Amalgamated 1 Transit Union are to vote on t.lie Len- e tativecontractTbursd ay I • 6••••• 'S.,e~t Pe-r.on• l SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -The raving gunman who held a secretary hostage -and a city in terror -for : 23 hours with rifle spray and threats . to "blow up six blocks" has a history 1 of mental treatment and a drug ar c rest. accordmg to police and acquain t Lances < A former girlfriend of Wayne E. J Cullinane, the alleged sniper, said the 23-year old suspect is "really a a sweet person" who told her after his 3 ar rei.t that he had been on a "bad h trip" during the siege which sent r rush-hour crowds diving for cover b when the fi rst hail of bullets began c from a 16-story offi ce building Friday -afternoon. lra11la11• fn Dispute LOS ANG ELES (AP) -A shouting confrontation between pro-and anti· Khomeeni Iranians in an auditorium was broken up by state police who felt the situation was fast turning into "a riot." A group called "Concerned Iranian Citizens" OPPOSed to lhe rule in their country of the Ayatollah Khomeini (_~_ii_TE_J h ad just begun their p~gram Sunday afternoon in the Kinsey Auditorium at the Museum of Science and In- dust ry when pro-Khomeini students be&!ln.J.umpin& up....and yel.lin& pro-tests. NOW Backs l..e•blans LOS ANGELES CAP) -Proving they're not just a "white middle· class organization," delegates to the 12th annual convention of the Na- tional Organization for Women have passed resolutions supporting gay and lesbian rights and reproductive freedom including abortion rights. ''We are going to launch the broadest reproductive rights cam- paign that we can," NOW President E leanor Smeal told the delegates Sunday after she was re-elected for a second two-year term. "And lesbian rights will be right up front." l'outlas Mllfl Bu Rider• SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -About 50 you ths w ho mugged fiv e passengers on a Municipal Railway bus escaped arrest after the victims said they couldn't identify any of the mob. police said. T he attackers boarded an east- bound 38-Geary line bus in the Richmond district Sunday afternoon, station officer Linn Bloom said. TO SPEAK OUT!! THE HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE OF THE CITY OF COSTA MESA WILL HOLD A PUBLIC MEETING. THE PURPOSE OF THIS MEETING IS TO ASK CITIZENS FOR THEIR OPINION REGARDING THE PROJECTS FOR THE CtTY'S HOUSING AND COM- MUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM YEAR 1980 · 1911 . BUDGET WILL BE $900,000. THIS MEETING WILL BE HELD AT THE FOLLOWING TIME AND PLACE: DATE: TUHdey, °'**" t, 1171 TIMI: 7:30 p.m. PLACE: ..... ConlOlcl8tM Weter DllMct lutldlng 1•"8oent111 COiia ...... c.lfornll ALL INTERESTED PERSONS CAN EXPRESS THEIR OPINIONS TO THE HOUSING AND ' COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE /.T THE TtME AND PLACl!'INDICATED ABOVE. • We invite you to judge for yourself. Compare our rates. Compare our services. We think you'll find Los Angeles Federal gives you the best of both. Our Interest rates are the highest avaJJable with Insured safety. Our free services are the kind that really help .... and save you money. · And you get1t an with a smile. From people who know how to serve you well. Offtces throughout Los Angeles and Orange Counties. Welcome to lDs Angeles Federal Savlngsl NEWPORT BIACH 3201 Newport Boulevard across from City Hall • 675-4500 ANNUAL YIELD MONSY MARIKWT CIRTI,tCATH CURRfNT ANNUAL RATC I 0.7710/o -·•lllofttttsC1•0,ooo""°'.1 ... 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C• FREE SERVICES ,,.. to f'rM wttll all aaven ml.._ .. Nlance1 Money Orders Safe Deposit Box ltavelers Cheques VISA Card (with Notary Service a money saving Personal Document dltrerence) Copying Service Check·A·Monthc Note and ltust (automatic Deed Collection monthty Income) Informed Buyers Over-the-Counter Bureau Low·Cost Ufe Gift Checks Insurance Free or Validated Subscription to our Par1<lng Qyarterty Magazlne. .... Postage·pald. Income 'nix Save-by-Mall Preparation H•w•lt.. Dar• Oct.1.10. ' Come In for refreshments and 1 Information about speclal Western • Alr11nes lbur for Los At\g9lls FederaJ Savers. Wl'lll OPEN 'IQ llllVI YOU: Monday through Thursday 9 AM to s PM Fr1day 9 AM to 6 PM I J I a t • I s s CALIFORNIA I LOCAL 'Energy-sliving Ideas Exhaust State Commission SACll.UI ENTO c AP> Thti bet&.er mouaetr•&> hu tnal>P("d end llM MUer llthtbulb -h1!1 n1cbred. • So what'• lflf\ to apa.rk l Im· •1ln1Uana of llM world 'a lnven· s ton• I l'O• 81'UT • TH •E'S ~ bMt.er t'l.rburetor, the bdt~r pow.-r plent aod th• b u~r . motor t ,Planners' ~C~es Stalled Ch a nges some observeri. belltwed San Juan Capustnmo councilmen might make in lhe city's development review pro cess stalled when members vot· ed again.st changes In the c1ty 'i. P lanning Commission. Councilmen voted 4 to 1 not lo expand the five-member com- mission to seven m embe rs . They also voted 4 to 1 against placing a commissioner and a coun- eilman on the city's Environ· mental Review Board The environmental board re· views deve lopme nt proposals before they begin wending their way through the vurlous com- missions prior to a public hear- ing before the City Council. James Thorpe voted to sup- port the changes. noting that p rojects were movanl( through the city's procei;s too s lowly. But he faHed to muster sup. port among other councilmen who opted instead to uwa1t the result of a consultant who will be studying the pr<>cei.i. and report 1ng_ back to th•' t·ounctl Quak~ Jars Si•·rra HHIOGEPORT. C'<iltl l/\1'1 A modt>ratc carthquakc i.hook an isolated area of the eastern , Sierra, but no injuries or dama,e 1waa reported. The quake Sunday reglat.ered 4.6 on the Richter Scale, according lo he University •of California i.t:1smograph1c bta- tion al Berkeley S..-rwt<,f" Time ~•rt-. •t Your Ooot t C•ll ~IO<e lff•••~t Your Ar•41 C.0\fA MUA f>42-175J o~...._,., •• Mt\\100t v1uo49S-0401 '"21 u-... '-''""'" •\•" 0 F'w 4t A~•,. ... ~. J Ju1t u lc the C1llrom11 l!;l'lt'rMY ComrqluJon Thf' romm1 .. k>n 1eta ao many lttltera c:ie1<'rl~n• t-neray uvan" 1nvenuoru. or con rvatlon UJ>t, that It ta.k ori.ti penon rull llm and anoth r person half Urnt' JUlit to answer th•,m. say• l:Hep hant• Rradfl e ld, com ml 11ion •Pok woman THI'! aF.AAON •·oa all the lf'ltl'ra, 1ht> I Y"· ''t• be<'ftUlll' our aovcmor Is outspoken on the 11111.1 nd CaUfomla I.a a leader In the fteld ol eMJ'IY " Oemocrallc Gov. Edmund Hrown Jr .• an advocate of golar t>neray ond • roe or nuclear ene1r1Y. appotnted all members or the commlHion created in 1974 under Republlc&n Gov. Ronald Re11an. Unfortunately. mo1t or the 1dt:1•11 may never see the light of Corn Is As lligh as ..• The bridge and towe r of the U.S. Navy's AGEIS. a com- binalion or advanced radans. computers and weapons. appears to r1ae oat ot a comfie&d in Moorestown. N .J . AGEJS, which gives the fl eet a potent seaborne combat capability, is being tested m a three-story building with a s hip's superstructure atop public notice day. much less Improve easoUne mlluge or reduce utility bills "MOST ARE NOT technically feasible or somebody's already beat them to it." she says. Most of the Inventions use some form of perpetual motion system. she says. One writer claimed he couJd replace atomtc power pl ants with s uch a system. powered by continuous- ly running water Recent writers claimed inven· lions to produce e nergy ~t "l OOth the cost o r atomic power." .. put OPEC and the nuclear industry OUt of bUSI· ness" or "produce vast quan· Wills, Taxes Talk Set The Orang~ C:ou nty Bar Association will pre· se nt a program on .. Facts and FicUons con- cerning Probate. Will and Taxes... ~glnDLog Wednesday. The program ht free lo the public and will be of· fe red at three sitft In the eounty. They u~ th~ Cal Stale Fullerton Recital Hall . 800 N Stal e College Blvd . Fullerton. Wednesda) La Paz lnterm ed1all' Srhool. 25125 Prader&1 Or1ve. Mi ssion V1e10 Ot•t. 17. &1nd Corona dt·I Mar High School. 2101 F.astblurr Or1 vc--. Newport Reach. Oct. l5 For anformatwn. call 838-9200 Rule Adopt~d CLOVIS I /\I' l A11 ordinanct' controll1nJ.! t•onveri.1oni. or ap;i rl ments into co11 d o miniums h as been adopted unanimously by the City Council. Th~ or dlnance restricts con· venl0118 to apartment~ 10 R-2 and R-2A .tont:~ a nd bars them from higher density zonei.. Ramp Metering Proiect Planned For Santa Ana Freeway Between the Laguna Freeway and Newport /Costa Mesa Freeway PROJECT LlffilT/ What's being Planned CAL TRANS (California Department of Transportation) Is plan· nlng to meter the on·ramps to northbound and southbound Santa Ana Freeway (Route 5), between the Laguna Freeway {Route 133) and the Newport/Costa Mesa Freeway (Route 55). Some of the ramps wJll have by·pass lanes. Carolyn Little lo•t 36 poundal MMy tot.ii wetl}hl ~ look only 6 ~1t-c111d I Ml tw11e1 whlki dK1111191hun I hdl.i """°r foh 1n mv 111111• VOUCAN DOITTOOt Why this Ad CAL TRANS has studied the effects this project might have on the environment. Our studies show It wlll not significantly affect the quallty of the environment. The report that exp la Ins why Is called a NegalTve Declaraflon. The NegalTve 0-ecTaratlon and fhe com· panlon environmental study are available from CAL TRANS, En· vlronmental Planning Branch, 120 South Spring Street, Los Angeles, CA 90012. lilies of safe and poUutlon-rree eneray via magnet• .. Southern California Edi'°" C.O. s he aaya. MANY INVENTIONf; deal with ways to increase guollne mileage either through new de- vices or carburetor a lterations. These are forwarded to the state Department or Transportation. s he says. SOME Of' THE 1.000 or so people who write annually want the government to teat thdr ln· ventiona ror them. Although many s uggestions are not technologically feasible. a few have turned OUl lO be sound proposals. For a while. the commission tried to analyze all the lnven· tiou. However, the project was dropped because of the cost. Ms. Bradfield uys . The commission's biggest suc- cess story was an energy saving electrical engine to power ap- pliances. Ms. Bradfie ld says. Thal project. the Wa nge ll engine. 111 being studied by ·'To make those letters or value. tbe state needs to serious- ly analyze every one of them.·· she said. NOW, INVENTORS WITH prom11in1t·looklng Ideas are ad- vised by the commission to write to the U.S. Bureau or Standards ror evaluation. Need 510,000? It's Yours For Just 5161.JJ a f'tonth! Your house can be a good source of money wherl you need extra rmney. Wath a second ~Re loan fmm ~~cral Credit. you can lxJt'TOW $25.CXX> or more on tht-valut' of your home On a $10.CXX> loan. monthly i:syments are for 131 ~at an annual pet'Cet'lt· aa~ rate of 151'. Total of J:'iY· ments: $19 • .'15Y.60. c.au us today to apply, and we'll find a way to help !'KJ POJNr.-, <:O'AMEl~:IAL C"EDIT CORPORATION &::Jc:\ a finclnCial service of Gt ~r:tl CONTPOL ~TA CO~TION : · A loan of SSJXX1 and ovtr must bt· -..-cured .__ liv t1 c-omhmat1on of rtal anrl pt·r...-m.tl pro~rty l!.HD£A f0...,1 i\ \I~ \ • 1';11 l 1711. '1 • l>lr, B700 "'''''':10\111 \lll •lfi1f;--.1 ... 1.i.,,w,.,,.._, •::1:;171 \ll''ll1\ \ 11111 • 'I.,,\ 1 I''~"•· ... 11•• I • .• 11 •r..I \\I\\\• :11.1 1'1 • . . . •I' • : $ •Well, maybe ao. . . . . . . . •But talk la so cheap -and 9CJ'tt'•nattory. •When you want food bllrgaln• -prices you can count on day In and day out, the proof I• In print . . . . .In the grocery ads In the Dally Piiot. •• "-'1THI~ I~ Where you Come In Do you have any comments about processing Jhls prolect with a Negative Declaration? Do you disagree with the findings of our study et set forth, In the Negative Declaration? If so, please 1ub· mlt yOYr comment• In writing no later than November 22, 1979 to R.J. Oatel, District Director of Transportation, CAL TRANS, at the above addrn1. ., •ConfuMd by all tl)e conftlctlng clalma? Cont•ct For more Information about this project or any tran1port1.ion matter cell (213) 620·3550. This 11 your chance ~ ... •Shop the Dally Piiot, get the facta, com- 1>•r• ••... then you know you're really getting the moat for your money. DAILY PILOT -------------- I •• l I ' l I ' I '*• .. NATION ,. lnO&tion Faet Rising Co1t8 Here to Stay? WASHINGTON <AP> lnflaUon hat loat lta t boc:ll val~ says a Galtup l)Ollat.er. and that'I 1hoclslo• ' Jay Schm~Jcamp l• •mons a e_rowtn1 number of eeonomJ.at.s coacemed about lbe P,!YC~Y of lqllatlon. H1a poUa show that peo. P1• IM ln111Uon •• I 'feet°' tlfe •• Aft~ 'MERRY-GO-AROUND' Barry Boaworth State Park ·~ Fees to Rise In Ja11uary SACRAMENTO <AP> Stale park use Cees will go up for most people J an. t. but persons over 62 will get in fo r ha lf pnce, P arks and Reereation Director Russell Cahill announced Parks and Recreation Director Russe ll Cahill anno unced a series of fee increases Friday but added that persons over 62. re gardless of their income. will get many services for half price The "Golden Bea r " pass for needy seniors will be continued and extended to more people Day use and boat launctung fees wlll go up by 50 cents to $2 per day. The charge for both vehicle and boat will be $4 OVERNIGHT CAMPING fee:, will be lncreued by tJ per nllht lfoet family campsite. wJll bets ~e with elecll'lc and water booirup9, 90llle of wbJcb abo have sew er boolrups. wlll be t i Primitive camps ites will beS3 The fee for a second motor vehicle brought into a campsite will be increased from ll to S2 per night. Annual permits for day use and boat launching have been discontinued. but frequent users can buy 15 tickets for the price or 10 -S20 for day use or $40 for boat launching and day use DOGS BROUGHT IN by day· use visitors will cost 50 cents ' Overnight dogs will be $1. There is no charge for guide dogs. The half-price senior citizen discount will apply to camping, boat launching and d:.1y use. ex· cept for Hearst Castle tours Any proof-of-a~e record will do. The half-pnee policy does not apply to supplemental fees such as those for addi tional cars o,. horses. dogs lfn d r eser vatior fees. Discounted day-us e and boat-launch tickets are also not covered. (can &42-ss1a) Put a few words to work for you In the DAILY PILOT llANY CONltJ•Bal AND bu1inH1men not only bave ... raed to live with rapldly rta lDI pr1cet, but also have bel thelr ftnanclal tutures that lnll•· Uon wW continue at ht1b r•'-for years to oome. "Just k>ok at the real ealat.e market." he aaya. But. u people "accept" infla- tion. they also loee faith In their leaders. Gallup polls show And that bu disastrous effects on Congress, a nd especially the prHldent. "There's no other reason for the public's low regard of Presi· dent Carter that compares w i th infl atio n ." says Schmiedes kamp. "They don't think government has done or will do a good job." AN0011ER SIGN OF rising in· nation came last week with an- nouncement that September's government index of wholesale prices was up 1.4 percent, the largest jump in n early fi ve years And Schmiedeskamp points to a recent Ga llup poll It shows t hat 86 percent of Americans ex- peet inflation by next August to be the same or worse than it was this August. Fifty-four percent belie ve inflation will be at least as high in fi ve years as it was in July, when it exceeded 13 per- cent Inflation has become so stub- born that "few people expect it to b e s olve d ." the Gallup economist sa ys That 's why most homebuyers appear Im· pervious to sk~keting interest rates. And that's why busi· nessmen "avoid soul -searching and raise prices as a matter of course." Schmiedes kamp adds BARRY BOSWORTH. forme. director of the Council on Wage and Price Stability, says : "We are caught up in the momentum of in"flation. Everybody thinks it will continue ; so, everybody ia paasina Oft their costs "It'• • me.IT)'~ao-round, .. be coatlDuea. ''Everybody rean- Ute7 are not plnioa uytldajs from tbe rtde, but they don't know how to get off. It's de- fensive inflation." T his psychology la the dlf ference between the current in· nation and previous rounds of rising prices. many economists believe. Says Bosworth: "In the paat, when inflation hit, people saw it as a temporary event. It usually m e ant that a recession. bad tlmes. were a eaif: s o. Tuey saved their money. "NOW, mE SAVINGS rate is very low. People see inflation as a permanent state or affairs and they rush out to buy gold, anti· ques. and, most of a ll . land." Recession now occurs at the s ame time as inflation. It's called stagflation. Ironically, many people de velop a "vested interest" in the continuation of in fl a t ion , Bosworth says. "During my two yea rs at the council." he says, "nobody came in and said. 'Here, I want to be the first to restrain my prices · "THEY SAY, 'SOMEBODY'S going to have to cut back but it's not going to be me.· " ' In other words. s ays Princeton economist S hl o mo Maital, "There ought to be a law against inflation." Maital, a citizen of Is rael where lnllaUon ii cloee to lrtple- dJ8lt ec:ope, '"''""that •uch a law may be price cootroJa, not the voluntary Juidellnea favored IO far by l.be Carter 1dminiltra-llon. While price coot.rob bne oot beeb succesafuJ in the pa.st. be argues that the un ique, p1ycbolo1ic al cbancter of today's inflation may demand such a strong move. "THE IN'l'aAc.TIBWTY OF inflatioo 1a the best araument that can be made for price COO· trots." says Robert Russell, Boswortb's successor at the council and the man in charge of the voluntary guidelines. But. he rejects th.is approach: Mandatory controls become un- popular very quickly. People in lavor of them soon realize the program controls not only the prices they pay. but also the prices they charge for their own goods and, particularly, their work." Rus~ll adds: "When prices are lifted. they will go right back to where they were before controls were im posed.'' H E DOESN'T BELIEVE m a ny "dramatic programs to tum things around." a viewpoint shared by Treasury Secretary G. William MiUer who sees the infla tion battle ta king s to 7 years. ---------- ~.o ~It' Af l Hf I 0 St'°'G ft DIET ~'CENTER~· I DID IT! Pat Mason loM 60 pounds! "I lv('lth.11 lh.1• • .1n1·v.I •. ,,.,,. on l1fp1 J "' 11 .. •nH' ""'''h d wt>l<)ht proh,, 111 ,h, •• ld 11v he Die1 Cen1cr ,~.u1 · YOU CAN DO IT TOO! ""'""" fM£ ~ .#:~ DIET & ¥t CENTER \~ ' 1-'W-•ft.· Ml'9 H) • ~ ..... """' ......... ~ ....... _._. We jUlt op!fM!d a brand new office ofC3lifomra First Bank Right near you. At 396Superior Avenue. In fact. we're opening new branches all cnt: time. 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"MEN NOWADAYS ARE DRINKING ~earn drinks more and more," said Roy Romo, whose "Jamaica Banana" was declared one or the win· ners. The slighUy queasy Judges gulped such pink, speckled and rainb<>w·colored concoctions as "Dream cyclc," "Salver Cloud," a nd "Disco Delight." Even the winners admitted It would not be a good idea to use their prize·winning recipes for any serious drinking. ao•o. 3%. WON WITll " •ECIPE of rum, <'reme de cacao, banana and Ice cream. "Mainly it's an art.er-dinner drink," be aa1d. "But no ooe ever got drwdt on these." SmaJl wonder. Tbe milbh.ake coneocuom cost $3 $0 each. Big Brothe r s Slate Meeting Men interested in serving as Bi~ Brothers to boys from fatherless homes may attend one of two orientation meetings held weekly by Big Brothers of Orange County. The meetings al Big Brothers headquarters, 150 Yorba St .. Tustin, are held on Mondays at 1 p.m . and on Tuesdays al 7 p.m. For information call 544·T173. ' Pacific Flight,s .Approved WASHINGTON <AP) -Tbe Civil Aeronautics eoa rd b aa announced temporary authority for five alrllnea to begin aervlce on new rout .. acrt>a the Paclflc. T be m 1bt authority w u p anted to Trana T orlCY Ai.rWay•, Branllf, - Continenta l, American ~and Seaboard World airlines. IT 18 G OOD un lll Mar ch 7, 1980, by which tlme the CAB expecta to complete a n overall atudy Of Paclfic ru1bta wblcb It bu under way. T he service is con· t ln~ent on each night Sn· cludlna l10pl at Seoul, Korea or Guam. THE FLIGHTS In· volved are: TWA: San Fra11chco a"d OKllM -~..,..Manila -.,.,...., Loe ""99'" to SeCMll _........,.. -Co"tl"•"tat: Ancflorat•, ~.LA~ IM '•-IKo, Oa••• .... t.eallla, HOMh•I• and ._.. .. ._.,., OklMw•. T.w.ei.._ ..... IC .... MINI', ~ tM ,aa,.. • .., •. AIM Ir-(lllU .. , H•11tta11, Now Yori!, N1wa r11, ............ ...._. .. "911&. • A-'Ult• L.06 A_..., ... ......... ~ .. .-..... .. ............... -~ ..... ~~ .......... v--. ..._.., CH< .... JM ........ 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The commission explamed that as the position of the handle is changed, the power cord may get caught between the handle and a bracket which mounts the handle to the mower. 'l'bU could cause electrical wires to be exposed, although no lDJunes have been reported so far, officials sa.ad. A SMALL METAL PART CAN BE mstaJled to elimmate the problem and the commission urged that the mowers not be used until thLS has been done The COMPLETE WOMAN la the fint and only "complete" career guidance and development center to help you find the anawers. • Career GUldance " ~l«tlOft •Career ~ • Prof~ Sak• Troining • Career Appearance Ask about our FREE "Career In Sales" Seminar Call Now!-114/8Sl ·ltU The Complete Woman C.-REER GUIOAl'ICE, O(Vl!l.MMl!l'IT & l>L'CfMEl'IT -·· ft. ..... , ·-·""- Workers and technicians ot two German firms commenced test.drilling for the oil, estimated to be at a depth of 6,000 meters. 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OIMl*l.1'19 Bucs and Birds Pose Intr~uing . Matchup B1 WIU G'""'LSY AP8"da1Cen1 .. 1nl1A1 BuebalJ'a ltTI WOfld Slriel botU dow9 to ~ UU1 : tt ll "llr. Computer" matehlnc ltraw,._ -'lh "llr. Suubiae,' the clole·to-tbe·~tlt 1anc . 10ln1 acalut the free·wbeellq Happtneu 8oy1. The Blrds and the Buca -ooe ol U.. moet ln· Sri1uing mat.th•PI tn years. ~ trllEN YOlJ THIN& ol t.M BalUmore Orioles. [ the Americaa Lea1ue cbamp6ou wtao ru off and • hid from the favored Yanke. and Red Sox, you ~ conjure up a huge green chessboard presided over a by a little puckish suy with silver-hair. 1 But Earl Weaver , the Orioles mana1er, is f baseball's Bobby Fischer -a mind like a s teel 1 trap, a plotter. a man of a thousand moves who 1 leaves nothing to chance. J With Earl Weaver. the buck stops at his clut· t t.ered desk. "How important is a mana1er's role?" he repeats an oft·asked, loaded question. "It's , everything. I pick the 2S men who play for me. I • say when they play. I say what they do. I am , responsible." When you think of the Pittsburgh Pirates, the •National League champions, you vasuauze a gana: rumble -ear.puncturing noise, raucous banter , ; heavy bats, a lot of muscle, friendly pushing and \s hoving. P.oll 1'11&','w1NG8, • --&ooldns mal' Dlayeh laMb loudly ud IO about tWr cboftl. wateh«l the tum•lt aot with ctiltut.e but wltb ob-ne .~,.anoer peek.I out from tbe door ol bia vioun aou11emeot.. priv.~ee. "Aren't they 1reat1". says Chuck Tannet', \be • "Thia la their Mau ud lfll ad." be ••JS· 1klpper "They have a lot ol fun. No jealoulies. No "Nctthinc Mrioua. Tbey love it. All Uae 1UYS '"9 lt. brooder&. No fatheads . This Is their style. Thal'• Uae way the team la." Ever-ythlng ii looee." Taaaer is called "llr. &msblne" became ol In the Pirate dreulng room before a rame. ·1 his amicable dilpositioo and perpetual opUmlaJD. three ltereoe blare a defeaning mixture of rock' n ·.He loob upoa bis pro(etees u Multa. He let.I eadl roll, disco, and country music. do bis own tbing. He maiDtalm dildplloe wttb a padded dove. DAVE PARKER. A HULIDNG giant of a man. WEA~ tfrNNEa of aht dMlioa titles and lumbers in and begins removtna bis shirt. At close four 141. penn'a.ota 1D bil 12 years u Balti"'°" boss, {s quieter and appears more serioua t.bouCb AN ALYS/ S he posseeees a wry aeme of humor. llaQY rate him the best manager in bueball. · to $1 m1llion a year, and self.proclaimed the best player Ul the game, he would appear to draw only awe and respect. "look at the big man," yells Phil Gamer, a second·baseman ball Parket""'s size. "Whal makes you think you can play ball? You are a big, clumsy oaf. You ought to be driving a truck." Parker moves down the locker room. grab6 Garner by the neck of h\s shirt and lifts him to eye level with one hand. "l'LL BREAK YOU IN two like a matchstick." he roars. The other Pittsburgh This year he too& a team wit.bout any big. salaries superM.ars and nuned them to 102 vic- tories -the fourth Ume his teams have woo more than 100 games. He won out ln the tou1beat division in either league .. He didn't do it with soft talk or iron dlscapbne. He did It with cold logic. He compiled an exhaustive "book" oa rival teams and set up a detailed · card system on coqtparative streo~andweat~. He developed what he called "deep depth" - plenty of strong arms lo the bullpen and bats on the bench. He moved lbem around like pieces on a <See MATCHUP, Pa1e BZ> CHUCK TANNER Peterson, Peters EARL WEAVER Opposing GMs Can Take Bows BALTI•ORE" CAP I -As much as it 1s a match between lwo talented baseball :teams, the 1979 World Senes will serve as a sho~a.se fort..two outstanding general managers -Plllsburgh"s Hardi\g Peterson and Hank Peters o( Balta more ~have 'made vital player moves that helped their team:. lo their lestue champ1onsh1ps and the World Sen e:. that begins Tue5·. day nighl-,_ PEIUIAPS PETEllSON"S most important move was one of the first h~ made. surrendenng Sl00..000 and catcher Manny Sanguillen to OakJand for Manager Chuck Tanner. It was a one-season loan as it turned out because a year lat.er. he brought SangulUen back from the A's for three players. Tanner we-eeded t.be l.a. DmJ llurtau1b •• Pirate m ... ew Md.~ tM dub la ecieteatioe in botb wn and wn. If the-• '-••Mill-------'&!;·-··· ead Over Heels Cleveland Browns wide receiver Reggie Rucker goes head over heels lo score a touchdown against the Pit- ts burgh Steelers Sunday. At right is Steeler safely Don· me Shell. who saw his team reach the end zone seven times ror a 51·35 victory Confusing Situation for Saints was defuwe. fte)' simply m too mny -.... ...... errors. Ate Glence PRenoo set about correcting the pro-::.::;: ::! blem. First be acquired Wielder PtuJ "'"'__. • ...,_ ... Garner in a n ioe ·player trade with '>0 ':,,:._.,.,_ Oakland. Then he swapped flashy "'"illurvl>,.. 11.it.-.. short.st.op Frank Tavuas to the New York '>Oo ";c~- Mets ror ~adier Tim Foll. ':"!'::""" •• Pon.O..rVf' • .. Foli settled the infield down." says _...,.,_ Tanner. "He provided stability " F!naJly, .10~·~·-.. "'">CKWOh. the infield recons truction was completed --,.a- wfre"H --Pet!l'S(Sft n-qutred lll1l'<t" tmse-m~n , ~~---~ ...... Bill Madlock from San Francisco: Ttlal 0,1"~:~°8: . .._~. freed Garner to move from third to \ 100,.. ,,_,._-..,. second. his natural position. and the Pirate p,,~=:-;r, •~;,':'."mo,. defense improved notaceably. '>Oo m ,,,....~, ...... THE FREE AGENT MARXET stnpped Pittsburgh's bullpen after lhe lm season with Rach Gossage s1gnin$1! with the New York Yankees and Terry Forster moving to lhe Los Angeles Dodgers. So Peterson rebuilt his relief staff, Holdover Kent Tekulve became Pittsburgh's No. 1 reliever and tq complement him. Peterson ac quired first Grant Jackson and lhef\ Ennque Romo from Seattle Jackson played a role an one of"t>eters· most successful tra~ for Baltimore. a 10.player exchange'-with the New York Yankees on June 15, 1976 Peters sent Jackso". pitchers Ken Holtzman. Doyle Alexander and Jimmy Freeman and cat'<:her Ellie Hen· dncks to the Yankees. In return. Balti~ore got catcher Rick Dempsey and pitchers Dave Pagan. S~tt Mc~egor. Tippy I .. l ' I Rams' Secondary the Key in 35-17 Victory Martinei and Rudy May. ·;., ... ·t PAGAN AND JACKSON LEFT their new teams 1n thte,1976 ex· NEW ORLEANS <AP > -Cornerback al Thomas said Los Angeles totally con· used New Orleans quarterback Archie annlng, with the result being five in· .erceptions and a 35·17 victory by the flams. Thomas got three of the interceptions Jmself on Sunday. "--Their reeeivers have been playing. real well for them," the fourth-year cor · nerback said after the game. "Wes Chandler is leading the league, and I don't think be caught a pass today." CHANDLER DIDN'T. He went into the game with 29 receptions and was blanked for the first time this season. .. We felt we had to take away Chandler •nd totally confuse tbe quarterback -mix· him up just that split· second and maybe et a sack or make him throw it up," bomassald. "He's noted for throwing it up under pressure." Although Manning didn't admit beln1 confused, be said the stunting Los Angeles defense posed unexpected problems. ... WOHED HARDEa this week, stay· Jng up late and watching rtlma, than I dfd or any other game,'' Mannine said. "But Rama are ao ialenledJbat lhel' can ante dereiiletfln a week. -••wut you see on film la not necessarily at you'll tee at game lime." After f allinl beblnd 7--0, the Rama ex· PAT THOMAS ploded for 28 polo ta In the second qu&J'\er, 1eUln1 three touchdowns on drives of less -ure 40 yE'U -a 38-yard drtve-set up by a abort P\Dll and marches of 39 yards and anen yards set up by loterceptions. Los Anselea also scored on a 6'J.yard drive before halftime and lheo got an an· surance score on a 40·yard march set up by one of Thomas' interceptions late in the fourth quarter. QUARTERBACK PAT HADEN hit wide receiver Ron Jessie on touchdown plays covering 39 and 24 yards, and connected with tight end Terry Nelson on a five· yar~r. Running back Wendell Tyler got the first two Los Angeles touchdowns. running five yards for one and plunging two yards for the other to open the second-quarter surge. After the Saints capped an 80-yard drtve with a lhree·yard to uc hdown run by fullback Tony Galbreath on their first possession of the game, the Rams shut New Orleans down with only 1~ yards for the real of the contest. THE SAINTS' GARO YEPREMIAN ell· tended his NFL record to l9 consecutive successful field goals, hitting a 32-yarder In the third quarte r, and tight end Henry Childs got a touchdown on a six.yard pass from Manning in the fourth quarter. The Saints went into the game leading the NFL in total offense, averaging 419 yards a game. "The Saints have a good offense, one of the best we've faced," said Rama' Coach Ray M-alavaai. '-'Y~ aot to-lift our de-- fenae credit. You can't put alf tbe blame on their quarterback. We had IOOd pre· ssure and good coverage.'' 1.J.S. Davis Cup Team Wins, 4·1 SYDNEY, Au1tralla <AP> -John McEnroe and Vltu GerulaJU. woo tbeir 11e1 matcbet today to Ii" the United l4ll a •t victory over AUltralia. The team victory advances tbe defefldlnt ms*Jn Americana lnto the Davia Cup al aaa1mt Italy ln Deeember. O•nilattil, the IS-year-old rlpt·bander trom 1Un11 Pol at. N. Y., clinched the --wttb a 6-1, f-4. M , I-¥ Wlft Ovtl Mlli'alll .. Mo. 1 l'6Jel'• Joha Aluallder. ~ JICEN ., tbt 30-ye~ld U.S. Open cbampton, downed Man Edmonds on 6·3, M ln the final alnll• match to wrap tt up .. The players bad &creed to play the la1t match beat of three Htl, al.nee the eeri" bad already been clinched. The Dam Cup final will be held In the United et.tel but U.S. Tennil AuociaUon otftclall bad not yet ulected a 1lt.e. lier.roe, wbo ii fanked third ln the world, Ind Genalaltu, No. 4 had both won tlletr nr1t 1ln1tea matchH over the weekend. THE ONLY V.8. LOSS came Sunday when t.be Previoualy unbeaten Davia Cup duo of Stan Smith and Bob Luu bowed to Alexander and Phil Dent. But the underdog A\lltrallan had put up a cloter ftibt than the ftnal ....wt lbowed. Edmonaaon, the JS.year-old former A\lllrallan Open winner, bad Qendajt.11 down two MU and triple matcb pcOt tn the flnt alnlSea. But be Mt blm oft the hook, and tbe Amerteu toot tbe mantboll 6 hour match f.I, 1'· 18, JN, w, e-.a. pansion draft. so that part of the deal balanced But the rest of 1t was a ll Baltimore. Holtzman got into Yankee Manager 811\y Martin's doghouse and was vtrtually useless for two seasons before fan ally being traded to the Chicago Cubs. Alexander became a free ag~nt after 1976 and s igned wath Texas . Hendricks was released after tm and returned to Baltamore as a coach Meanwhile, Dempsey became Balllmore·s regular catcher. Martinea moved in as a vit.al member of the Oriole bullpen and McGregor, who pitched the pennant clincher. is a key starting pitcher for the Birds May became part of a package traded to Montreal:in a deal that deli'tececi relie! a.ce Don SU!nhouse. and out. fielder Gary Roenlcke to Baltimore. The Orioles had shopped successfully in Montreal before. ac- quiring slugging outfielder Ken Singleton from the Expos in a 1974 trade. Another slugger, Lee May. came over from Houston lhal same winter. . ........... . ITAR'TlNO Pl lCHlft l -Bruce Kleon (left) and Mlke F'anqan wm be the atarttna pltchera Tuesday nlght in the opening game of the Worta Series. -' • • ONl.V PtLO r ~Hawk With Wings • ; Sealtlt: Scah a wks running b ack D an ' Uoornink moves down field for a 12-ya rd ! gain during the second quarte r of a game '! with Sa11 Francisco. Ooornink was stopped, J. a t the seven -y a rd-line to set up a Seattle !-.Core. Defendi ng for the 49ers is former N ot re Dame High <Sherman Oaks) stan- dout Gordy Ccres mo. A Capsule Repo rt From t he World o f Sp orts l)ittsl)u r~l1 7 -6 •"'avorit~ To Clip Orioles' Wings PNm AP Dlapa&c:t.ee A com putf'r ht"frlendf>d by a t eam of r r -ii 1 Jrc-hrr'> ;1t .John-. J lr)11k1ns Jnrl '\';.ii•· un1vcr:,1L1t•!'> ha!> given 7 Goddk lh<tt the P1tL-;burgh Pir ates will top tlw Ha lt1rnord>rwh·'> 1n t hl' World Sen es ·'l,ow. of 1·r1llr'>I whut will htippen 1s the Oriole-; will w111 · 1 h111·kl1·d l>av1d Cw1. who~e firm 1~ providing thf' 11 . d1•1111c·ia11' 'Allh mark1·11np <J'>Sl'>l<ince "lt"k not (;l')(J It <in hJ11\•'lllt·rl11 l 1•111' 1111' I ••l•IJltd l'f .... ., ... f1•d I xh<iUklfVI· m;itPrial bv r1 I I,, .... , '""'"·'. l..irnh :ind J11y1·1· K rm or H11pktn' <tnrl :.1 ... ~ • '1hw:'fl trnt Y-:tir "ftn•y-twJ;.JrrttTT' .. lJTOJ~l't l itmrmU1l; rig;, • 1:111L' •'I' ,, ,,,.,111 l u 111v IM~• LJll •• JI 1111 Wn)' b<Jck to th1· l't'1l1 . t 11 r .111 I I ht· c r rm l>UI •·r mr1dc•I lirr1kt· tht• tearni. down into JI) I ' 111" ·111 ol v.ti ll'h lrJV•· 'AOO .1 S<·nc·s In add 1t1on, 1t Judged th1 1111 111••. :11111Or1011·!> 1111 h11w w1·ll thc1r players f'tt togcthPr, r;rtin1: th<· h·am~ 11".pt•1·t1v1· lJknL'> 111 fi elding, pitching und h1tt111 ~ ------,,._,, .. ol rlw Day------ Coad1 Ut>a r l\ry 11 nl, following St:Cl>nd-r ankt:d tdahama·~ JH () roul of W1ch1ta State Saturday '"The lui.; lll''A~ ,., th1• way J t>ff Jeffriei. (Wichita coach) and 1i1., ~t;1ff hJd lh1 i. k ulcoa ched me t'Vl·ry wOJv k11ow11 to m an." tirahant~ Ma11•ew lt'la 'f'our•et1• Vt'l<'ran t..ou Graha m , the hottest golfer on the n 1irir tour s1nc1• J uly . collected two btrdies in bu f111.i1 four holt·'> Sunduy to win the Te xas Open by 11111· ~lr11k<• al Dalla!> It was Graham 's third title 10 1•1ght tl111mament~ since July ... Debbie Massey, r allying from two '>hnh lwh tnd with two holes to pla y, s ank a six-foot par putt in ... udden death to defeat Betsy King and win the Whe1·ling LPG/\ Classic . . Tommy Bolt of the US. s hot a OOl' over par 74 on the final round and won the 54-bole Seniors <'humpwn!>hip by one stroke with a 214 at Sydney, AustraUa. Doe1I Coet:~e Ba"e B feni r Band? Dig John Ta&e'a manager is demanding X·rays • be ta ken of Gerrie Coelsee'• left fist to determine w h ether lb& South Arrican -hU.Y•)'~weiaht .iLJL "bionic" m an . Ace Mlller suspected the band alter Coetzee's de vas tating punch that defeated Leon Splaka la st October . Coetzee had a n injured left band operated on las t year ... Canadian Giiies VIUeaeove won the Watkins Gle n Gr and Pnx r ace for his third Formula One victory of the year after an exciting cha llenge from Australian Alan Jones on th e moist truck during the first half of the race . . . . Cale Yarborough stayed ne ar the front aJJ att.emoon and won the National 500 stock car race after front·l'Wlllinl 8tHld1 Baler cr ashed about 50 laps from the flo1ab . • . Tbe towing Cosm os of the North American Soccer IAa,ue beat the Singapore national team, 4·1, in an exhlbit.\oa match before a crowd of 30,000 ... San Antonio Soun Prelldent Aaplo Dro1I09 plana to u k the NaUooal lluketball A.PociaUon commissioner about the "poalbllltY" ol movtna the NBA franchise back to Dallaa lll Ume for next season Southern llllnoia reaerve flanker •d Bemplaill, who auf· fered a spinal injury Saturday, resn.afna in serious but stable condition Tele.,,. ... , ••dfo Following .,.. the top IPOf'I• events on t elevision tonl9ht Aatlnc,Js are : I./ ./ ./ exceti.nt; .t .t ./worth watching; .t .t fair : .t forget It. 9 e p.m., Chennet T ./ ./ ./ N"L l'OOTBALL: Mleml at Oakland. Anneuncer1: Frank Gifford, Don Meredith 1nd Fran Tarkenton. Miami's Oolphlnt IMd the American Confer•nce East divis ion with • 4·1 ~ord end Bob GrltM Is ewpected to pt1y even though he was hUrt 111t weett. Oaklend ended a thrM-1Jerne loslng streak with a 27·3 victory over Denver a WMk -oo. Thi Oolphlns era fnored bY two points. OfHIR Tl!Ll!VISION 7~30 p.m . C2) -WORLD S&MI ES ~RIVllW -Curt Gowdy and Los Angel~ ~rs man~er Tommy Lasord1 e veluate tht 1979 rNfor leavue 111son. 11 p.m. (9) -STANf'OAD ,OOTIALL '19 -Hlghllghts of S.tuf'dly's OlrN with UCLA. RADIO floutNlf -Miami at Olkl.nd, 6 p.m.( KNX (1070). S.Mball :-WOf'td Serlff Report, 11:30 p.m ., KNX 1070). What They Said Sunday In the NFL By The ~lated Preas Some notable quotes from the National Football Leaeue Sun· doy: .. Wtt really dJdn't expect to go undefeated Now lhat we've lost. we won't get so mucb a ttention a nd there wtU be leu pressure ." Tampa Bay Coach J obo M<'.Kay a fter his previously un· twatPn RucC',.n<>ef"!) were beaten 17 t i hv lhc Nt·w Yo rk GianL'> '111· hit me a cou ple o f times OJnd ll·rt m1· <Jizzy "1 wl?Jl rdliad a black Jl'r!>ey on . and maybe tho'>I' running backs would have b1•<.•n <.1 hit m ore frie ndly than lhl'y Wl'rt' I got run over t w1c<' <.tnd I'm OIJl U!>Cd to thul." l.o:. /\nJ.{e l('!> corn e rha c k Pat 1 ll om a '>, refe r ring to r-;e w Orle a ns runnin g ba ck Cbu<'.k Munch·. Tho mas was a warded 1h1• g:imt· ball in the Ram s' 35 17 win owr the• S aints afte r he shut n ut Sa int'> r cC'c 1v e r W ('!i ("handlt>r. ·'fl was o ne of those gam es that you have to be ha ppy to wm und get out of the re after stnJg. g hng, struggling , ~lrugglmg Eve ry once In a while. you have one of those fiasco s " -Ne w England Coac h Ro n t;rbardl a fter the Patrioll beat Detroit .!4-17 in a game m a rred by a lmost 200 yards In penalties "1 couldn't help but see the s ign . It got me a little fired up. Yo u see aomelhlng like that and ll.. gets to you." -Com e rback Ric k Byas o f th e Atla nta F alcons, who 1Jle"lrt-6rttn Bay 25·7. of a sign in the slands at Atla nta lhat 1>ald : "Be nc h Byas." "I ran so well againat PitL'I· burgh. ugalnsl that Stffl Curtaln last week. that It gave me a lift. I figured If I could ge t 98 yards agains t lhe Super Bowl champs, I should be able to get more a gainst W ashlngton." -Pblladelphia running ba c k Wiiber& Mont1omery who ran fo r 127 yarda and four touchdown.a in the Eagles' 28-17 victory over the Reds kins. "I guess se ven points wa s en ough I thoug h t we "d need more. 1 doo't .k.oow of a team that needed a win wo rse than us." -Chica go Coa ch Neill Arm1trw1 after the Bean s hut out Buffalo 7·0 and e nded a three-game losing streak. ,.,....r.,,.aJ MATCHUP. • • c hess board H'ls moves wer e a mazing.· "I've got ~ood pllcbln1 and good defense, • he says. "Sure t ma k e th e wron1 move som~Umes, but nobody's 1c01 to aet many runa off u.a ... Bia Dave Parter and WllUe StaraelJ may offer a dlJMGUnc oplo lon .. FOOTBALL liucs Finally Lose, Giants Finally Win mm AP Dilfeklln Ewa Tampa aa, Coeei .w.e llcKay knew lt had tQ eQllle to a.o e:od eventually. "Wt really didn't ex~ to IO undefeated "be Hid. "Now tW we've IOet, we WOD't Ill IO much au.otioa. aDd t.bere will be._, snuunt." The Bucc10eer1 were t.be oaly adefeated tHDl 1a t.be Natlcllal Football Leape UDU1 &mday afterDOGD when the)' met a ft.red.up New York Giant.I aqa.cl. The Giants em e ried with a 17·14 vlewry bebtnd the nmnln& of reserve back BWy Tay&or makinl bis tint ttart. They abo put a ··1•• in their win coCumn aft.er six Iona ween ol play. "It was our time to win, to put it toeetber •· Taylor said. "We ban been lettlJl.g ck>eer and closer. and this wu OW' week.•· Taylor rUlbed for 141 yards on 33 carnea, and be scored two t.oUCbdowu. Botb bit scorina bursts. of two and ooe yards. ca.me ln tbe secood penod. Joe Dando kicked a 47-yard f~ld 10&1 an the fourth quarter ror the eventual wlnning poi.ot.s. "Tbe Glanll did a good job oo us ," Bucs de· fensi ve end Lee Roy Selmon u.ld. He said be t ho u ght the Bucs might have been a little lackadalsic•l after tu t week's tough win over Chica go. It wu a 17·13 decia100 aod ga ve Tampa Bay five victorios this aeuon, equalluig tbelr total of last year. Rookie Phil Simms went the chst.ance for New York at qua rterback. and with Coach Ray Perkms calling the pla)'I. Simms went to th(! a ar just 12 times . He comple!-ed half of them for J7 yards, but he did not hurt h.imse tr by lh.rowin1e interceptions a s h e d id 1n h1 ~ dt•b ut l11st week ag111 nst P h1la delphla . The Giants, meanwhile, 1ntt-rcepted Tampa Bay qua rte rbar k Doug Wilham~ three times , although be dJd throw sronng passes of 11 yards to Jerry Mu<'.ker and 14 yards to Jimmy Giles W1lbam.s saw his passing st.allsllcs 114 of 38 for 182 yards> take a beating when at least a Mlf dozen of his passt:s wen• d ropped, including sever al screens and s hort outlets Allo. several of h is rocket-like aen als were wiklly overt.brown. Steelers, s I, Browm 35 Terry Bra~haw threw three touchdown passes a nd Franco Hamb ran for two more, one I.a a fi rst qua rter that saw Pltt:,burgh roll to a 21-0 lead over Cleve land. Harm ,' flr~t-quarter TD wu on a 71- vard run. Rocky Bleie r . best known ~ Harns' blocking bac k . al.SO s<."O r('<l o n u long run 70 yarW. 1n lhc fourth q uart<'r a -. lht• !',lt~ IP" n'(·ord,·d a r luh ri.>rord 36 1 y<Jr d'> on lh•· ~rounrJ T ht• Brown!> 4 uurtntrnck. Bn.m ~Ip.> IJJ !>WrJ frir J cur<'1.'r high 351 yard'.> <Jnd f1vt· tnurhdt'1v.n., Rronc o s 7, Cha rge~ o l>cn vC'r quarte rback Norni. W<.'<~t' srort-d tht· game's only touchdown on a three-yard run in the thlrd quarter . It was set up by a 26-ya rd return of a fumble reco vere d by Broncos s afe ty Bill Tbompeon. Deaver'• Oranae Ct• deteme held San Die10 to 70 yards n1111ilng . Cbar.ren qu.arterbeek Dan Fout!> passc.-d for JO!> y:ir<h, but ht ww. m tef<'.eplt."<1 t hree Umes 10 the second half to bait San Diego d rives. Cowboys 36, Vikings 20 • ·Tony Dorsett ran for 145 yards. the 13th 100-yar-d gam e or his thrtt year .. IO th•· NFL. <ind scored thrt•C' touchdown. ... for l>u ll ai. ~·nny fl am e s addt.'<1 u touchdown wh1•n ht· r<.·co vnl'<.f a fumble and r•· turned 1t lhrt.'1.' ~ ard-. DorM:U.'.i. lonj(f~t '1 U n m v.a.i. ~ )itrOt. ,.oo 41-.t <1ftt·r M1nn<>M1ta had pullt'<.f to wtUu n lhrt~. 23 :.'O. o n a 2H y ard to uC'hd o\o\n p:i" h~ \'1k1ng:. q ua rtt·rback Tommy Kr:ime r Patrio t s 24. Uon~ 17 . <)uarterhack Tom Owc•n , '>Ubb1 ni: for JO 1nt'ff1:1 t1 v1· Stev<' Gro~an. thrt:w <t ::.1x v<1rd touchdown PU!>S with 5 35 ld t In th1· game to cr11:-.<• :i 17 14 dl· flc1t a nd lead New Englund ovl·r Detroit .John Smith kic ked a 29 ya rd field i.:oal w1lh 1 17 ldt to provide a c us hio n Chiefs 10. lk>ngals 7 Mike Will.Jam s ~corc·d on u I )ard plunge, und .Jun St.enerud kicked J 46-yard field goal -a ll 1n the second q uarter und K.aru,a:> City ~trug&led t.o Its third straight victory. The <lue!s held winless CIMtnnaU to just 91 y ar ds total offense In the h~t ha lf Benga ls quarterback Ken Anderson wound up with 66 yard s net pas.sing after he was s acked severaJ times TONY DORSETT ROCKY BLEIER Cards 24, OUen 17 Wayne Mom s scored twice an the final nine ~lnut.es to. rally St. Louis from a seven-point de f1c1t. MornJI scored with 8·32 left from one yard out after Cards punt.er Steve U ttle completed a 16-yard pass on fourth down. ~veral pl<ays later. O Uers quarterback Dan Pastonn1 wa.'! inl.t:rcepled by defe nsive back Ca rl Allen. who return<.-<! 1t to Houston's 17. Th<at i.et up Mo rn !>' six yard l>C'Oring run Eagles 28. Redskins 17 Running back Wilbert Montgomery ran for 127 \-a rds and !our touchdowns u Philadelphia rolled LO a 28-7 le ad. then withstood a 10.point Washington rally Three of Montgome ry's touchdowns came on sbort runs. and the fourth on an 11-yard pass from Ron Jaworski. who threw only 12 passes. but com plet.ed eight for 143 yar ds. Bean 7. BWs o Walt.er Payton ra n for 15S yards and the gam e's only touchdown. and Chicago held the top rated passer m the NFL. J oe f c rguson. to Just 50 ya rds in the air Fl'rguson compleU:., 'ii \ .1rrh f•>r .1n0Uwr '><'<lrt' a-. th,. "'"•"·'"""-l..1·p1 "-.1n .. r.int·1'• '' fr<Jrn 1·nt 1·n n ~ th•· '41n '"•iumn f-a lum-.. :!J. l'ackt•r-. 7 \ 'A .irmin~· ,\tlant..1 d1·f1 n • · J • k•>iJ <.r 1·1·n Ba) q~rtnb;11·!. IJU\'ld Wh1tt·hur'>l 1·1~hl trm•"'. once for a s alt'ty .• m d T i m MauetlJ kicked thrt.•t• field goals for the Folcoos QWU'terbacll ~ve ~•rtJtowskJ got AUanta on the board first with a nine-yard p .. s to Allred J~kln.'I <..olh 10, J eL., H Greg Landry p&b!.ed for 235 ya rds and the Jta me·s only touc hdown. a nd Balumor e stopped a 10-game los1nR btn·;,ik hy beat.mg the JPt~ Landry htl t1 1itht l'nd HM.'M' MrCall m idway thrOU~h lht• fll...,I f>t•rtod With a 17 yard M."Onng pa.,, .ind ">l!•\1• \1 1k1• MeHr Jddc·d J H "ard h eld J!11.tl IJl• r 111 th• ,,. r1•icl · Garlits Triumphs O"TA HIO I 1\1' 1 t-:xPf•rtence paid off for \'f'll•ran Don .. Rig Daddy"' Garlits in ~ final Na· 1111nal llul Hod A~~oc-1at1on l'vent of the 1979 W<tbOn Tiw 47-ycur-old GarhL'>, who won h1s fi rst Top Fuel drag r acing chump1onsh1p m t963, de feaLed Y.Orld cham pion Rob Bruin~ m the fina l roWld Sun- du) to 141n thf' Top 1-'uel cvt'nl in the 15th a nnual World F\nals at Ontario Motor S~way A crowd of about 40,000 watched Gar Uts. of S<>ffnfr . f1a . wtn with a clocking of 6 36 seconds <ind an aver age speed or 237.46 m.ilcs-per-ho11r in the final round . Bruin.'>. of Federal Wa y, Wash . had a lime of 6 40 seconds and nn aver aae speed of 234 98 mph in the final round NFL Standings ORDER AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CON FERENCE YOUR East East '80 W L T Pct. ,,F PA Dallas ., 1 0 833 148 113 M iami ' 1 0 .800 113 78 Phlladelpnia s 1 0 833 121 ~ New _l:ngland ' 1 0 .667 154 98 Washlno1on 4 '} 0 .667 131 95 Buffo lo 3 3 0 .soo 1 ~ f If ·'St. L-ouls-_, 4 -0 .m 100 115 N . Y J f'S 1 ' 0 .333 1Z8 174 N.Y . Giants 1 s 0 .1b7 75 131 Baltlmorl' 1 s 0 .167 n 112 Central Central Tam pa Bay 5 1 0 833 133 88 LINCOLN Plttsburqh 5 1 0 .833 1b0 106 Chlc&90 J J 0 .soo 88 81 Cleveland 4 1 0 .667 136 145 M innesota 3 3 0 .soo 107 142 OR HOU">ton 4 2 0 .b67 134 137 Green Bay ? 4 0 333 9b 11? Clnc 1nnilt1 0 6 0 .000 es 159 Detroit I ~ 0 1b7 101 149 MERCURY Wffl West Denver ' 1 0 .b67 86 91 A•ms 4 1 0 667 119 95 Kan~'> City 4 2 0 .b61 113 67 Atlanta 3 3 0 .soo '1b 111 ••• , San 0 1eqo .. 2 0 .b67 142 88 New Orlef\itS 'J 4 0 .333 138 164 Oakland 2 3 0 .400 78 112 San Francisco Cf b 0 000 113 172 Seattle 1 ' 0 .l33 128 1'7 FOR EARLY =r•k-. ~.~··o-·-·M,-0.--II •Mt at o.ti.1 I 0...WWll oo rrou I DELIVERY C"K"t.:I 8\IHato O &vtta .... MI_ N"' ~ 1' ()9!1'9ft 11 .. _on.-., '•""O<' fl~· All.m• c;,..., a.., I P1UI~ <11 ClllC"'Nlfi Compltt• ... Pf\fl~• 1t Wo Nnql.,.. I I "-'" FtM'tC l\i(OAI Nt>., Yw• '•••"h H"' V°" GIVil• II TA"'°" U•T u w-"'"""on •• c _,_, •SALES \I l out\ 1• Mo.l\IOI' II Pt\1t~•ont• ~· S.• lOut Pllt""""9'1\I (lf>1•f>I....., l \ NrWtt [ nQtaf1d •t (h•l ~ •LEASING IC•n•••Cllr 10 (lllC-1• I O.".,.~ at K.,....., Ctt._ Defrn M. w ... _..,.. -.. !Wit-• • SBVICE 11.iu.....,..111, _.,._"""a All ... ta .. ()el;I-o.,..,,., 1 WI\ 0...-0 o.il"Oll •1 Of'Hfl S.T •t Milw-...-S.ettle JS S... f •IMC IMO '4 )Hiiie .. Sen °"'90 • ,__...o---. •• Oct uo- ""'.,,.' .i Oitll•-cc~' 1 • o·c1eo1 Ml,_Wll• al N-VoO ,Hh ~ JDHBSDM & SCN ~ ... .,._._. 212' H•rbor Blvd. Coat• Meaa Llncoln-Mercury ·1 . ~ I -- 540-5630 1 f l ) l ' BOATING I FOOTBALL o.ily 1"1191 "'"9" Al,_ L•<k•WV PORTION OF THE 167 HOBIES THAT PROWLED NEWPORT HARBOR SUNDAY. Dobie Ca ts Vie Stee le, A rnstein, Biakanja Triumph Ne wportHarborandthe ocean HOBIE-148 C21 St eve waters adJoining the bay were Hatch . San Bernardino. 21 1. 2 hlerallly c rawling with Hobie Jeannie Myrter. Duna Po1Rt. 6 Cat sailing catamarans Satur HOBlE-l4C 16) l. Sue Hen· day and Sunday as the 12th an nu al • Ancient Mariner Regatta derson. Huntington Beach. 2'1•; 2 Henry Brooh. Huntington drew 167 boats in nine classes. Beach. 9: 3. Chris Veneman, Winner in the 17-boat Hobie· 18 Garden Grove. 10. class was Nick Steele of Balboa Is la nd with low s core or 3"'4.1 HOBI E·l6A (19>-l. J ohn points . Second was Dennis Hauser. Huntington Beach, 8~: Carpenter, TusUn, 1~. and third 2. Jock McGraw, Huntington waa Steve Myrter, Dana Polnt, Beach. 11; 3. Lewie Wake, Dana H . The Hoble-1811 were tUftiq up Point, 12~; 4. Bob Seaman, Los ror the utional cbamplomblp• Aos~le s. 13 ~; S . Dean wblcb starts Wednead ay in Wickstrom., Corona del Mar, 14. Charlalt.cm .. S.C. HOBJE-USB (17)-1. Jim Raf. BOAllNG Alter Aft er National Hobie Title Largest class was th~ Hobie-16 fetto. Fountain Valley, 5:V•: 2. Hobie Alter Jr. of Capistrano Novice with 51 entries. The win-Lor i Klaidman, Canoga Parle, Beach will defend his national ner was Da vid Arns tein, Los 6~•: 3. Ron Newell, Balboa, 12: Hobie-l8 cha mpionship when the Angeles. with 6~ points. 4. Courtney Moe, Coron-a del Next lar0 est class was the Mar, 14; s. Dan Teisse re, Long nation's top-ranking skippers in " the c~ meet for the third an-Hobie-16C with 43 entries, won Beach. 16~. 1 u g tt t Ch .. 1 lo by Krist BiakanJa. Redondo H 08JE-16C (43>-l. Krist nua ere a a a .. res n, S.C. starting Wednesday. Beach, 8"'2 points Biakanja, Redondo Beach, 81f.i: The r egatta will continue Summary of trophy winners in 2. Brion Munsey, Costa Mesa . through Saturday out of the St. each cl~s. 15~.: 3. Keith Christensen. Long Beach, Ullman Sparkle Sailboat team racinc at Its competltive beat waa d isp l ayed i n Newport Harbor Satur· d ay and Sunday with three-boat teams led by Dave Ullntan and Ty Beach. botb ol Balboa Yacht Club windlng up in a lie alter eight races in lhtbt al.rs. The team of Ullman. John Bertrand, San Francisco, and Mark Reynolds. San Diego, had six wins and two lo!lses. as did the team of Beach, Rick Kern and Tom Willson. The tie was broken by c omputing t h e c umulative points of each team during the two days of racing. This gave the Area G win to MoncWy,Oc;tober8. 1979 OAJLV PllOT "I can't~ there till after three!' "No problem!'= To make things easier for you, California First Bank has longer hours. So you can have that second cup of coffee . and still get there before we close. ·CAUFORNtA Things that are problems at other I banks are no problem at Californ ia First. FIRST -~~~ the Ullman team with '------------------------------26 12 points to 27 for Beach. The competition was in Lido-14 sloops to de · t erm i ne wh o wo uld repr esent the United St a t es Yachl Racing U ni o n 's Ar ea G <California. Ne~ada and Arizona) m the upcom - ing national team racing championships at M 1~· s ion Bay. San· Di ego, Oct 25.27 By a twist of fate, both teams will be sailing 1n t h e na tio nal c h a m pionsh.ips sponsored by Yacht Racing Cruising Magazint! as one of l ht! USY RU areas will not be :-.ending a lt.>am to the nationals Merickel Nabs Cicero Series J eff Merickel topped seven nvals to capture the Saint Cicero trophy in a five race regatta out of Newport Harbor Yacht Club Sunday. The Cicero Serles la one ol aeveraJ reaattaa held each faD for t.be popular L e hm en -12 Class. Runne~up was Ken Seider and third was Tom Skabill. a ll o r NH YC. NEVER CHANGE YOUR OIL AGAIN! Put the patented Oil-Master oil refiner under your hood and clean your oil while you drive. I: •I I·~ t .Jt t r:V:--:-, • "'' l' ~-·. 1' /'J_/ r;t-1'> lf/rty Th...-Utl·MdSff'r , r<·mov,.s '-fj 4' a!.,..., ... '11r1 ~d'1''-.v·1 ! .,.. 1t•·r ·l:"ld c..tt'l••r contamindnts 'l\t.lt •Jf~'r<•y Y"-· • ·vq?r1• 0. c,. 'ln C ! :•-'J·~'·~ i•1 'tl..n, tntrl:'O~ qds mt!f'dCJt•. 1.lr1d prevl'nls r <•dt build ·~p thdl <;r,ortF.:n~ r•nqine hi•-. ThP ndt.on:. ldrqPS' 11 corn~.-ff·•<?S ·J~,. usina 'JUr r I re1.r.er:;, part ot thP ·10101 of morv--thdn 100.0'..x'.J •;nit:-. 1n u&· alrPddy. Then: art' models !or cors. truclti.. boots. RVs dnd otht:r v,..h1cl~. Thdrs why wt: soy, "If 11 hos on t:nqin~. 11 net-ds on Oil Moster1" Call !or complete deto1ls tod4y Mow ......W ... ct.•l 1 .......... ...,.,. ~AU.MOW .... Wa ... on~iK~~ 1714) 641 -8080 H 0 BI E· 14 0 RC-A ~o-v_e_r --no.....---.~e,,...,a,...;c ...... • '"20 : 4. Bill ...,.1 a11"rlge~r=-,-IC'.'"Cft~n~--''~a.i:im:i.tei:.:osul.:1JSIW1awnu.d..1Y...ilau.:c.uh1.Jt c..._JUiuUibr.,.., -"'° The Hobie Class Associa~ pounds) (7)-1. Dick Lents. El Diego. 22: 5. P eter Schnack. located in Oceans ide. e xpects Cajon, 6 : 2. Dick Crail, Los Riverside. 25. Angeles. 6'-z: 3. Da ve Bayle. HOBIE·l6 Novice (51> I. morethan 75skippers andcrews Capistrano Beach , s::v.. David Arnstein. Lo:. Angeles. representin~ 40 states to com pet e in the champ1onsh1p HOBIE·l4A '7)-l. Jeff Walsh. s:i..: 2. Jay Schicketanz, Laguna Alter won his first title in the Beverly Hi lls, 3112; 2. Jim Beach. 18: 3. Mi chael Schroff. class at San Die~o last year Foster. Newport Beach. 7: 3. Irvine. 22. Ri chard J ones. El Also compe t ing will be J eff t~:ic.k Spottswood , Santa Cruz, ~~~?na~2f> 5. Ma rk Greenwood, Cane pa of Santa Cruz who won the first title eve nt in F t. Lauderdale. Fla. in 1977 Sailors Qualify There 1s a n unconfirmed r umor that Ted Turner , the America's Cup defende r from Atlanta, may join the competi· t1 on this year . Turne r is a forme r cha mpion in several monohull classes and has re - cently become a Hobie Cat en thusiast Coll ege Team s Co mpete Led by Bob Martin or UCLA. four Southern Califor nia college s ailing teams qualified for the Pacific Coas t s loop sailing championship in a four-race re· gatla sa1~ off Newport Beach Saturday and Sunday. There ere eight schools com- peting in JO.foot Shields sloops and the top four will meet four other schools from Northern California and one from Hawaii in-..a series held next weekend in conjunction with Newport Vollme r Wins PHRF Title LONG BEACH -Primera, a Columbia-3() sloop skippered by Reuben Vollmer ol Palos Verdes Yacbt Club won the Al Rogers Trophy. symbolic: of t he Southern Ca liforn i a Performance Handicap Raclng Fleet champiooship in a ab: race regatta out of Long Beach Yacht Club Saturday and Sunday. Class A winner was Fiver, a CF-'L saned by Bill .Rohr~ Voyagen'YacbtCJub; Cius B wlnner was Prlsnera, and Class C WH won by Unwire, a San J uaq-2t,. 1klppered by Duke Jones, WlndJammera Yacht Club. Trophy winnen: CLASS A -1. nver; 2. Whip- pet (CJl'-41), Dick Pennlniton. LBYC; ~3. Ruffian (Cboate-40) Ted Zellmer, LSF. .- C~ B -1. Primera: 2. Storm Trooper (J·30 Skip El· Hott, NHYC; a. Anticipation (SV·2'7) John Pagen, CYC. CLASS C -1. Llvewire <San Juan 30 Duke Jones, WYC; 2. ·Tomora <CaJ -27 ) Tom ~'or1eaaen, LAYC ; 3. Wlla.rd • ( P•teraon·25) Bobby Buri. IDIYC. Harbor Yacht Club's Fall Gold Cup Regatta. The Pac ifi c Coast In· tercollegiate Yachting Associa· lion Southern Area ch a m · pionship races were s ailed ove r a modified Gold Cup course starting off the Newport Pier. Martin wound up with a low score of nine points. His crew was composed of Charles Davis and Jerelyn Wright. Runner-~up with ll points w.as UCl with skipper Tracy Usher and crewmen Rich Matzinger and Seth Morrell. The third qualifier was San Diego State with 13 points. The skipper was Chuck Sinks with crewmen Steve Kent and Matt Wiley. Fourth was USC, 17 points. with skipper Don Ayres and crewmen Doug Ayres and Brooks Benjamin. Others in the regatta were Long Beach State, 20 points: Santa Barbara City, 21; UC San· ta Barbara, 21, a nd Harvey Mudd,24. The winner 'in tbe Pacific Coast championship will com- pete in the nationals wblch will be held al Newport Beach Nov. TIM8,-co-bosted by UCI and NHYC. Competilorl. may ... ail their own Hobie-IR or rent one of the 25 brand new factory boats pro- vided by the Hobie Association The races will be run 1n a round· robin formal with half the quali- fy in g c r e ws competing in a lternate races. Five-mile Run Set O ct . 20 Tbe Kitty O'Neil five-mile run to raise funds for the study of hearing defects will be held at irvine High Oct. 20. \ 1 O'Neil. a Hollywood st-µnt worn an and bolder of the Hind speed record for woman al 512 mpb, will lead the run. She has been deaf since birth. The run ._ s ponsored by the Irvine Klwanis Club, will ben efit the EaT Resear ch Institute. The fee for pre.race registra· lion is $6 and m ust be paid by Oct.12. Late registration ac- cepted until the start of the' run, is $7.50. For more-·htfor-matron can 551-3839 or S58-4.3u. Daily Pilot's Top 10 Oraqe Couty RIP Sdlool Football ltaaklap Pot. SeMel, &ec:ord nil Week e Mater Dei c'.o> Edison 2. Ediaon (3·1) MaterDel 3. Fountain Valley (3.•0.1> Lakewood 4. Loara (..0) Marina s. Santa Ana Valley (2·2l Canyon 6. El Modena (3·1> Vllla Park 7. Servile (2·U Newport Harbor t. Marina ('-0) Loara 9. El Dorado (3·0· 1) Fullerton 10. Mluion Viejo (3-0) Costa Mesa .... • r ( • THE SRl.01 VS. 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HA.NOY Ot ttoe O•lly ,., ... \Uff A quesllon was posed rC'ccntly ronctm1ng th<• validity or the Goodwrench Golf lnv1t<1t1onal ot Laguna Niguel Country Club J an ~ and 11 was 1n ferred that Ol•unt• Ut•man. !'CA Tour C11m missioner didn't know 1t l'vton {'Xl'>tc·d Tht· qut•.,t lfJn v. "" put t11 T11m 11;.irm<Jn Olri ''' !IA of M1rh1J.(..1n f111,tliall f.1m•'. v.h11 I'> 11r11du1 in~ lf,1· t'Vl'nt tht· rn:hc~t "lllJ.:ll' da} tournarn<·nt 1n J!Olf "Thc·rl' urc•n t an} problc·ms "'" far a~ I knov. and I have cor rc'lponcknce Crom Bem1rn among othe rs." Harmon say~ "I JL\VE WRITTEl'i to starr membcn. or th1.· PGA and members of their Tour committee along witb letters to Bema n and I have rttetved no ob- JecUon.a. Beman told me lt wu n'l up to his e-roup t.o approve tournam enlJI of leg" than 72 holes "The only reason they might obJcrt '11.0uld Lt· that ()Ur evl'nt m1~ht t'onn1ct 'II.1th anolh..r P\.A GIJtf' Niguel 1<1 l.he mt·n 'ttllr holdPr Tht• tourn.1rn• nt ,., offrnng SHi0.000 m pnzo> monl:'~ fur f1\1• pr11f, ... 111n:il t1•am' nf onr man und unl· 'll.11rn..in • 11 h I hi· par In• r.., hav1• t.t••·n ., •• ,,.<'INJ fr1in1 !ht m.11•11 1<1111 1•\l·nr... and 'II.Ill alt1•rnut1· •l111l 1l1111u, l111 JI t•,, )I\ h11I•• Ill !ht• unl'llll' t·\l'nl ( h• Ill.Ill t •I• Ill I .I • \ljfl 1r11 ...... 1·d rtwrn Btll•"l•t11· v.111 l"I••• !.•• "11 1·~11111 v.11h ,\111\ "'"" lr;.1n v. 1 frrrl\11 Brtlt !,r;1h1rn v.rth 111 11111.1 t .11111111 \ 111111! .ind Funv ;l,1wllcr v.1th San drd l'o ... t ltw t'll.•1 .unall'Ur'> team together but do not !\hJre 1n thc 1.>r1z1> money -----·--/ T-SHIR'r ~9 ... ..... T h'e best ski bargains anywhere are found 1n t he Sk11nq c.lassit led c1ds 1n the Daily Pilot. 642·S678 , nurnaml'11f ..,1wri· 1s nu otfi1.r 1 \l•nl lt1at '>Jm,. weckt·m1 Thi• !lob 1111µ" Dt·.,1·rt ( JJ..,~11· ,., .,,.1 th• follo""in.: wt~k en Palm ~1mn1t:. •~NVEST16ATf----__ ,_ ___ OUR COMPcTITIVE LEASE RATES! "I would ht> ~rc>:tlly ~urpn,1'<1 tf th1• mt·n wouldn't t'ome ovl'r to play Tht-fifth plit<'t' tt'itm will get Sl0.000 .-1u:h for \IS hole~ and the winner'> will get $25.000 each. "RIGHT NOW ALL THE GALS i;rr clot'ked in with exception of Nancy Lopez und ~he 1s checking her schedule . Ha le Irwin hasn't committed himself ye t and neJther bu Seve riano Ballesteros but there ia every lnd1caUon they will both play. We ha ve not ba d any tumdowna at Uua date... · Hannon aaya that both the men's and women's U .S. amateur champions who bail from Or ange County, are delighted at the opportunity to play in the tournament. Carolyn Hill or Pl1cenUa Is the women's champion and Mark O 'Meara who lives ln Laguna Umpires Selected BALTIMORE <AP> Jerry Neudecker or the American Lea_1ue will be the home J1)ale um- pl re Tuesday night when the Baltimore Orio les h ost tbe P itts burah Pirates in the opening game of baseball's 76th World Series. T h e 49 ·y ea r -ol d Neudecker will be work· Ing his second World Serles, as will four of the five other a rbiters de· sl1nated Sunday t.o work the Serles. Bob Engel of the Na- Uooal League wiU work first base, with R uss Goetz of t he AL al second and Terry Tata or the NL at tbJrd. J im McKean of the AL. the only umpire working hla first World Series, wi.U man the left lleld line with J>aul Run1e of the NL t.aklnl the r1ibt field llne. O'Meara Wins ORDER YOUR 1980 TODAY FOR EARLIEST DELIVERY! O PEN AMD CLOSED f HO rt.AHHC.0 TO FfT YOUR HEEDS CARS • TRUCKS .... LOA .. C.AH OUCIHG S8YICI THEODORE ROBINS LEASING CO. 2060 Hart.or"· !FA LS/ 642-00 I 0 Costa MftCI -----540.IZ 11 Anyone opening~ new checking, savings, or 11me account of $500 or more or adding $500 to any present savings pro- gram will be given e hug- gable stuffed Koala and cub while supply lasts. Enter our drawing for a trip for two to Australia. Enter by November 30 for drawing on December 6. Fly to Australia on Pan Ameri- can's daily 747. Hotel accommodations for 8 days. 7 nights. See entry blank for offlciel contest rules. Mark O'Meara, U.S. and Calllomla amateur champion, captured the Tri·Count) Amateur 1olf tournament Sunday by et1bt 1~e1 over Merk Wankter and Rick Divel at the Oree River Golf club. • The Sumitomo Bank of Califbrnla Membe' FOi<: O'Meara, from Mia· 1lon Viejo and Loni Beach state, flnt1bed with • M-bole toUl of JU . Dhel, of San a. ....... -...... Ued for MeODd at m . J420 Mttol Stnet, c .. h M ... 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V PILOT 1.Aatest In Technology Microwaves Za Breakfast, Too j By MILTON MOSKOWITZ r Technology has a lways been the wedge that levers our economy -and now the m icrowave oven is about to carryl us to new heights. r Technology c h a nges the way we do th ings andf therefore the way we live. ~ IT WAS TECHNOLOGY that made It pobslble for one farm er to fet'd 50 other persons ms tead of JUs t three• others. with the result that millions had to leave the rural• areas and go to the cities to find work And there they had , to deviS<' ncY. art1fa<:'~ to ~eep body and :,oul together: apartment buildin~i.. trolley cars. department stores .Mounung furm production couplt·d with mounting population in the c1tws poM·d a problem hoY. to get the ~ food to th<> ma~M.·~·1 TN·hnrJlogy naturally provided the : '>olutlon T It 1· m J J " 1 lln·akthrough V.CJ'> lh•· p1tC'k J~l· IA ht<•h t•n;1 blc·cl manufaflurt·r' 111 1111\ lhl· form produt l Jllfl plaC'l• 11 1n J box <•r t'Jn that could the n bt ,oJt Money Tree l.Jtt>r lt"<'hnolog1ral fl\t"'> rcfngt·nit111n . fn•c11np ih:.inged lht' ways tn 1Ahll0 h we eat our f()(>CJ!. also • CJmpbcll Sour of ("amden. ~ .J • ha-. 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J \' O\ 1..·n ma' r1·ndn I hC' frytni:: pJn ob· !>01 t'lt' Peril to Children See11 i11 Air Ba{ls OETR!ll"l 1,\1'1 Gt•nerul \fot.,r~ Corp .... 111 rtl'IJ \ 111 troduclion o>f CJ1 r 11ags a:. oplHm!-. 1111 1h full 'Ile' 1:1111 rn0<.J1 1-. bee a~ of Lh1.· n slo.s a ir bags poM' to :,,mJll d 11lclr1·n. Jlt I \ ,\J mmistralJon. Joan Cla;,brool<. wa.i; nouf1l'd of C M , tJc C'ision last week m a letter from Bets\. Anck<·r John~on. \;ce president of t.be environmental a('lJv1t1t!s ~tare at the largest US. carmaker MS. ANCKER-J OHNSON s&d about 10,000 GM tests of the system have resulted in only part.lat reductwn m the airbags' potentJal ris k to smaU children Shl' said som1.· children rouJd be crushed a~ the bag automatwally m • Oates from under tht' da:.hboard dunng crashes In Was hington. Cla.'t brook said the compan)"s finding was based on '"a hurr:. up '>lyle · l>tudy and that lht' cv1d en<:'e provide d by GM I'> "fragmentary and s pecuJatJve .. She sa1d a special team of engineers. med1<:'al experts a nd analysts wilJ mvesllgate the GM r 1ndmgs to detcrmme the true extent of the danger. She said the rl'v1e w of the GM findings wtll take about two months. EVEN IF 111E GM findings are accurate. she arg ued. air bags still a re lht• bl's t protect.Jon for ch i ldrl'n and adults m an automobile C'rash "The tradeorf m te rms of !>avt.ng thousands of lives, clearly outweighs these extraordmary and mfrr>q u ent n sks." she said at a news ronference • Ms. Claybrook said the Department of Transportation • "is deeply di.8tressed" by GM 's dec1s1on not to provide the : air bags because 1t is the latest m a senes of delays by lbe l automakers. She compared GM 's finding on the air bags to its con· U nlion tn 1967 that shoulder belts could cause people in l back seau to collide violently head·to-head with those in ~ the front seat. She said GM raised that issue "in a hurry.• up style such as in lbjs case and it was found not lo bet) valid." ! ~una Guts Eyed i i t ASTORIA. Ore. CA P l -Owners of the Bumble Bee i Seafoods' canneey tn Astoria said lut week that tuna pro. t cesstng there mlgbt be cul back or ended lf owners succeed in , purchasin1t a plant ln San Dieio. \ Officials of Castle & Cook said the firm is try ing to1 purchase the Sun Harbor Industries' plant. The facility now Is under receivership and approval of the purchaser must be given by a bankruptcy court. • THEY SAID A DECISION should M made within 30 ~ days and they are conndent It will be favorable. The Bumble l)ee plant 1s the largest employer lnf Astorta and about 570 workers would be affected If the tuna' o~raUon clOfied permanently. officials said . The tuna portion or the Astoria plant hu bffn closed s ince mld·Au,uat because or a aborta1c of albacore tuna cau&ht off the O~on co.al. About as percent or the fisht processed in Astoria ts shipped lrom San Diego. Officials estimate shutdown l\as meant losses or Sl. ml1llon a~eek to the l<><:ol economy. -.; i .. MARMADUKE ... _._.,..... ... "Rain, hall, sleet and snow oren't enough ... there hos to be YOU !" FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE MOON MULLINS -~SU~E,I WANT TO -PLAY FOOTBALL, I GUPPY lll\L[) NO FOOTB,A LL ""'r, UNTIL. YoUR I . HOMEWOR>Cs FINISHED.' by Bil Keane "I must be growing up. Somebody on the phone thought 1 ... as )t<>U." DENNIS THE MENACE 'IANUTS WEU.t t'N. NOT AS DOMS ~ 'fOO THINK Id• "UNKY WtNKERBEAN by 0..rtts M. Scttuti OKAQ, EVER',>BOD<,> ... by Lynn Jottnston THIS ~\TTY FOJ.OWED t1E HOtie,HA ··· CANWf:~ ~IM ? bV Ferd & Tom Johnson GORDO JUDGE PARKER <HAVlNU IDENTIFIED f>TEVIE ll.1 l HE HOOPl'TAL, ~AM ORIVEll 15 V1518LY ~HAKEN ANO 1Nt>I015 ON TAu<ING TO l HE ATiEHOIN() PHYf>ICI AN! 7/.lfll~'P lt /P;t:;<..lCKS O F RE!!GUL.AR GE:~ ME:~ MISS PEACH IHA~ Pf:Pe!Nc::>S, c::>OC .•• --------- Tt-tE POLICE ()FFtCEf{ WHO ~AW THE ACCIDENl I!> AMAZED fl-\AT HE'5 ALIVE .. AND A5 FAR t>.5 wt CAN lEll. T~ ARE NO OTHER !>ERIOV5 INJU~IE&! CAN YOU REACH THE PA f{.E N'T' ? rJll._"' by Gus Arriola by Harold Le Ooux by Emit lulltmiHtr GO OUT510e WITH THAT POUO STICK COMICS /CROSSWORD llG GeOIOE by George Lemont HOW 81$ IS "T"H I S N~C.-<~le YOU Wf!Rf: P t..ANN INc:S ~O Ct..f:AN? by Mell Lazarius 11 (01..1A M&us 9e61N<S ci&.081·CIRCL.ING JOIAWNIEY .• TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE /. ACROSS 52 Paon1 1 Man'5 name 55 TOOk tl...e 5 Mull 59 o.iu1y 2 llllOrds 61 Roof part UNITED Feature Synda te S.turdly's Puule Solved: 10 I.All 1'Stlfl0 62 ()oe JUSI gel• 14 Furnace 1.ng l>y 1141>.+-L11'~ 15 Acetin 63 -Domongo 16 Aura ~ Lamo 11 Dec>arteo 65 ~ 18 Adee>tly 66 Hlll>OOO 20 9urlelJque gal 67 Girl s name 22 Pound parts DOWN 23 Shift I Idols 24 Hooest 2 Newl var 25 Prol~ 3 ()ose 28 Fuel ducts 4 Ctltcory 2 WOfdS 5 "The wrec• 32 U N agency of I he -" 33 Nympns 6 Oue-$hooef 35 Catetl 7 Ag11a1e .36 I omcats 8 Fat Ptal\X 38 F llled 9 LOW dectl s 40 Sprout 10 AYOld1119 4 1 OeclMes 11 SoapSlooe 43 Copa! 12 Sile Fr 45 Geldetland t 3 Play1h1ngs IQ'#!\ 19 Combush· 46 EntOUf' ages Oles 48 Awaken« 21 Chl!l> 50 Fix 24 Green 5')0IS 51 State Abbf 2~ Havana. e g 26 0uO. 27 ~al0'1 28 Porllls 29 Nostnls 30 Ea11n10 JI Of'a1n 34 Cul down 37 PoOI usefS 39 Manager 42 Lip curl 44 Noper1 47Sa..e 49 Not lllSlble .S I F1..,., Pr4h1 52 UntlOC'm 53 Vlelory god· dess 54 High cards 550ueoee·s Levesque 56 Vend1tion 57 Vile !>8 DtstnbUtf' 60 Hiatus ... . . .. ... , • .... ,,. . .,....., a o e• c91-. •• • fONIGHT'S LATEST LISTINGS Mondly. ~tober a. 197'9 Huld\ -... 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New Me•tCO al OO<CAVETT Cuesl Larry Ac:ller (Pan 1 ol 21 W OVEREASY C.ues1 Rosalynn Caner Cl TIC TAC OOOOH 7'00 1) C8SNEWS () NBC NEWS 0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN R•Chte y,cks odv•c.e ''" ~II <Ull!'n .... from ron11t• I al1f'r l>tttnq • emt>atra~~ttd • tyV two •ouqll-ne<;k ·• "' ,,,_,. Da.,,•ters Mich ael Landon's 16-year-old daughter Leslie (right ) appears with h is TV daughte r, Melissa Sue Anderson. on tonight's episode of "Little House on the Pra irie" at 8 on NBC. Channel 4. 0 (JJ JOKER'S WllO GI M•A•S•H 0u1 •no • GOid ~nap a P4ltf o l IOngf(>M$ 5enl 10 H- eye t1om 11ome becot'ntis,. muc h · sought -allt1r commoo1iy Q) SANFORD ANO SON freo sneai.i. t0to 100 NBC stu<110~ 10 meet Lena Horne. "'" r11sr racy OI 111s drf'l)m~ • @) 28TONIOHT m MACNEJL I LEHREA RE~ 7·30 6 AOAO TO THE WORLD $£RIES C..r1 GOwdv H•.imtnes lllf' Wlnninq ~.1•..,on.._ nt t~ two WorlcJ Sc1r1t•~ r ompP111cws () CONSUMER9UYUNE 0 NEWLYWED GAME 0 TIC TAC DOUGH W AU IH THE FAMILY ti) OOOOTIMES Alie<~ Of Slruogtong to gel O<JI ol llltl ghetto. a bettllf way ol lihl soem1 lo llall'll amvod IOI Ille EYMI lam.ty (Pan t) ti} MACHE>l. / ~ REPORT 8!) PAUl AOeE80H James Eart Jot..s pon~ 111e 1ncred11>1y g•fled blaolt s•nQB<. 11111hl1t• and hvm- •tanan wno t>ocame a tto· ure ol ronltoY<)fSy du""!) lhP Mcear1ny t'<a ( 6) P M MAGAZINE A o<of•ll> o1 '°""'rv s•"O"' Bart><Vn Mano"'" a VtS'110 an witenSIV1' c.arp nurSf"ry in Rollo NQvl\<111 8'()() 6 (!) TM: WHITE 8HAOOW .MOYa •••• How0..-W .. M1 Vtl#lf ' Cttoftl W..., PldQeoft • ...__, O'Het• A W-11 "**'Q lllmily ·-pert()flel Md -nomre prob .. 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"Benso n," ' Dallas .. an<1 "O<le Day Al A T .me" 1a1te per1 t0 tllos a11-s1ar c;omoe1•lt0n W1tn the proceeos OOtft9 10 chat11y Rre11a10 Dawson l\051& W MERV ORIF'FlN Guesls Ro!)<)r1 !>r .. elds. Belly WMn EN1 HOU.man. Nana Mu,•o ut1 Joan Collons TUBE TOPPERS ABC 8 6:00 -Monday Night Foot· ba ll. The Mlami Dolphins and the Oakla nd Raider s m ix it up in an American Confe rence contest. KCOE SI 7:30 -P aul Robeson. The <'Ontroverslal singe r-athlete is portrayed by James Earl Jones in this special television biography. . A,"J!C D 10:00 -"What's Up, Tiger Lily ? Woody Allen's treatment of a Japanese spy movie is offbeat a nd hilarious. l'-9 -arcs ffr°"' Ille G< and Ole Oc>ry t0 Nasn- vffle Ten,_ I 8!> ACAt181Y LEAOERS ~ CO<'Wln pr-t5 Osur~ and nomt· n .. ecl lhOt'1 I !Ima. tnCtudlnO ·'Great... "Over lute." .. ~ And 0..... and ' The 9eao G-fR) t0:00 a o NE"8 Q MOW • • •.. "wt.al s Up T .get L rty ?" 119661 W QOllly Aller! 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JOHN DARLING 11 a rn T .,,,,,, ' T """l)et Conceno "' D -F....cfl VW1..0SO .,...__ N>Ore • and T~~V I SV"'- pflOny No 4 tn F. 0p..s 36 (A) n:oo ID Cl) 9 NEWS ~ME~ a nAW<>N> ~'1'8 UCLA G» M"A'S'H fr-~ to ma~ .. rnonfry Dy auc1tQnt<>9 °" IM CUNTIP Q.Vt>8Qli -Ha..o.~ • ~ 1rle wtl"'s .---.sail~ Cl) THE 8EN4Y HIU. ~ C"l(.uf~ 1alla.8'\ ,.nit')t,. .,...,.. • •• Tllo~~ l~ rna v<.-1$ I he Collon Mt41 Buy!> ff) DI()( CAV'ETT ~I Larry AOtl!f f Pa<I I oi:11 1 t:)() I) I I HJJllR't 0 ·~&ff"f ., h..r*2 Oy .. '1ft(. ' MC)(M 10 ..-l~lt• r,... "'Ptitn( .. r'ar.n "".,.,_,., (.il1J~t1 " .. ' nvsbJnd ~ C);'arn 0 TOHfOH'T <,uit~• ,.,,,.., OlV'O .,_,,, .. m.Jn (~~ I £ 1 I tL• fl" A"'..,,, f~ ( ".,,. •• _.,, 0 DA TINO GAME 1::,. ..... HooM,,..,. to ., ... ~ ,.,., .. fot .,. ~IOI"'· but ... ~00'"'"'>' • MfaMART An Old benll rC)t)Mr ''* to .,., .,. !tie elC:4ICle Of ..... l'#Olnend9 • CN"T10fm> MC NlWI 9 MOVIE • • • • ··&onn•e Ano Cty<>e" I 19671 Wa,,en Beatty. Feye Oun-ey 8ontM P..-ano Cty<le a.now. a pw ot ~ l:>aNI robOera. t>ltze • t>IOoOy I< llff ""°"ll"OUI IN SoutTI-•• Ouflng 1~ 1930s f2hn I -MIMGHT~ 12:00• ~ ZONf ~ lluyS '* <lluOf'- ,.. C?wtti.. an •ll09f'SIV6 11.-. ono OOll. ano 11er "°'" ~E~-1111 IJ MOVE • • • · Tnt> Sunin111.- Pa1t101" ( 19881 Cltlf Rot>et1ton Done Memlf '- 5CY ~,,.,,,_.as an Ameucan bustn.-ssman """'"' l'Y"'Q " 'llCO"'"' rmporl..,,I mocrn hlm lrom 00!\ond Ille"°" CUll<M• l.t rw~ I 0 MOll!E • • , 'CAU ..,.,,.... "'4• ~f'laue1· f ,9 ''.,1 ,..,, ,.Jd V/llo1m.,, P!!tt-• Cvvltng A N"t•d"'J con .r ••·nc.u \tnc."' tof •flt fi'<"'ut·on.11 "'' mdfl •~t'(1· "'"'~ ,.., t¥ m.f1<')1P Of ..,, ontemal>Of\ul OOUI>~ c.ta.6 12nrs r • ""8&0H IMPOe&BU '"" l ... f ~ 10 ...... ..., ,.,. r...,"'l qvt'f••a llQnl••r-. "' 11 t'410f1 t•.1 001.J•H ~,f .. t CE OET SMAAT ~J. '" ..1r•r\l"~"'Q'1 •w.-. t "' • ""' , fl A .J1 , K10f-t • •'"'I °' ... '"'~nit;,~ 0·.tr II"' ' fD :18l~IOMT t230 0 ~ET • MOYIE * •'°" "'Uldy In A JM!''• ,, .. ~) " ... 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D KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles 0 KTLA (Ind I Los Ang~les 0 KABC·TV(ABC) Los Angeles Cl) r<.FMB (CBS) San Orego 0 Kt-U·TV (Ind) Los Angetes ®l KCST (ABC) San Diego GI KTTV (Ind I Los Angeles m KCOP· TV (Ind) Los Angeles SJ KCET· TV (PBS) Los Angeles 8!> KOCE· TV (PBS} Huntington Beach ANe< Adom •• onrurt>d "' a s1aoeco&C'n accr<>en1 Mary leaws """ OllCI &r1 eapec1 ant mo111et fltt~•oe Lanoont and sets off 10 hn Nt<:f' Ntght F0t A H81'191ng (19771 Clu Gurage<. Ralpl'I Bellamy A -allny •anc:lle< ""es a Oelect,... 10 ttnO llts """"'Cl <lauQhtftt ( 2 l\(S ) 9:30 I) rt) COUNTRY MUS.c ASSOQATIOH AWAA06 Ho$1 Kenny Rooe•~ ano c.ounl ry mu&IC II ar S rneluO- "'O CN!I Alk.n~. Crystal G•vte. Lorena lynn and Wllloe Nelson pr._,1 ll'le 13111 ennual .ottoon of -Bright Y.ear for PBS? By PETER J . BOYER LOS ANGELES (AP> -A.mid the tumult or the commercial networks' new year . PBS has quietly be gun its own ne w season. one that figures to be the brightest in the history or public TV . PBS was trying to broaden its appeal. To bolster the common ca r riage plan. the promotion budget was doubled this year to $6 million -m=~~'i This 1s the fiz:st-year oC -th& Iii PBS common carriage plan, a Last year. more than two out or three househo lds watched soml' PBS ( a statistic that cowd ~ed boa~tfally-onty m-PBS-:- i-tomml'rciaJ networks have very nearly 100 percenl penelration du nn~ lhe firsl week of each new season). Wttkly v1cwcrsh1p was up JI percenl. musical The heavily promoted s pecial was a n e xumple o ( publie television at its ver y finest. offering quality entertain· ment that LS neither pW'po6ely in a c cessibl e <a s p u bllC' T V sometimes seems I nor lnsuJtin~ ly broad las commercial T\" -usumty1S'1 "Mystery" does not appear unt il early next year. but a se ries lhat promises "dele<-ll\'<' tales. puz.z.Jing satire. rourtroom dra ma. ston e<; of th<' macabre" with o ut co mm ercials 1s somethin~ lo b<• anticipated. Prisoner of War Ha l Holbrook portrays a Navy pilot who s pent 711'2 years in a Vietnamese prison c amp in the TV movie "When Hell Was in Session" tonight at 9 on NBC , Channel 4. 'Atlantis' First 'IV Show to China LOS ANGELES CAP> -"The Man from 'Atlantis" is the first American-made television series to be purchase d for broadcast in the People's Republic of China, a Taft Broadcasting subsidiary announced. "Discussions are continuing for other pro- gr~mmlng, including animated cartoon series pro- duced by Hanna-Barbera P roductions,'' said Regina Bantas , vice president and general a;uager of Taft H·B International lnc. Hanna- Bllrbera is alllo a Taft subsidiary. • The announcement said the liaison for sale ot tr-epiaodes of "The Man from AtlanU.S" to the Claineae Central Television Station of Beijing was Clarence Chang, an executive of a Hong Kong- bMed network, HKTV. -=111e llm::ftoal AUaaU.J" 111-undenea adveo- ta_re story about a water-breathing last survivor of a' legendary city. starred Patrick Duffy in the tiUe rple. • Tbe 19.lh hours of prorramm•na were first btoadcast lD tbe United States ln l~MI by NBC. 1)e contract with the Cb1nele allows three entire ~ ~ tbe eea1ea over a four-,ear period. f8rinkley Reassigne<:f, NEW YORK (AP> -Veteran newsman David lrtnkley will leave bis co-a.ncborin1 PQlt on the •:NBC Nl&hUY News" to cover tbe 1980 praldenUal campalp, the network bas announced. ' · fJriAkley, wbo has been wttb the network tor 35 years, wlll drop bla ancborina duties today ud will Pft•llll oommeat.ry on the eventac n.wa t.bne Um"awHkforthecfuraUonoftbecampalp. John CllanceJlor wtn remain u IOlo anchor of tbt ''NBC Nllbtly N1w1" while Brtnkley la on the ~beat, network apok.eame.qsaid. system deV\sed to make PBS a network in fact as well as con· cept by .mandating the broad· casting 6f certain programi. on the same night by nearly au or PAS" 157 licensees That's lhe way the major com· merc1al ne tworks do it, but pubhc TV acutely sensallve lo the independence Of its local Sta· t.JOns -has let the stations pro gram lhe shows as each station manager saw fit. THAT INDEPENDENCE act· ed against network efforts at na- tional promotion at a time when T hi~ year promises even mo r~. 1'iew Sl'r ics s uch a:-. .. M usicaJ C-Om<'dy Toni~ht" and "Mystery !" are calc ul aled to at l r act new viewer" from a broader base. And the old pro grams. from what's ~n seen grow bnghtl'r "M US I C AL C OMEDY Tonight " made its debut last week w;th a purely delightfw overview of the American st.age At lht• he.1rt of the PBS lineup are lhc l'B!-i s tan dards · Mas1erp1t•rt• Theat er" and ·Grl'at Perform<inres · "MAST E RPIECE '· s larted Sept 9 Wlt.h a two-part pr~en· talion of .Jean -Pa ul Sartre's .. Kean." and has begun oi>e of its pat ented 12 pa r t soups, "Love for Lydta .. ' I ,,; • ~ ANIMAL CRACKERS' SINC1NG TElECRAMS 7141675·9966 WE'°"E COMEDY TO 001 '·. A•••9J...._,~ tor .... ~Cinco.ft. MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY ~f'OCAt. VPSE NOW: tRl "MOONRAKER" ('PG ) "CAPRICORN ONE" "ROCKY II " (PGl "10" (R) "STARTING OVER " (R) "WHEN A STRANGER CALLS'' <Al "10" "SHAMPOO" (R) "HOOP£RM "THE WARRIORS" ·up IN SMOKE" (R) "WHEN A STRANGER CAUS" (A) "UTTlE GIRL WHO LIVED DOWN TH~ LANE" • "THE MUPPET MOVIE" • "'REVENGE OF THE PINK PANTHER"~) "ANIMAL HOUSF pG) .. PRISONER OF ZENO~" \ AU. DtUVC•tM Olll'&N i:Jt,.M.~Y C.-1 .. ~II Ill',_ UflteU e l(kJlllt ~Ytf"Oll'"' ........ __________ ,. ... -------\ ·""' ~ '~ I ~~ .:11 (-r-'"" ~ I -·-c:I O~ um.qaw ga11 'r, '~ ~ ~ ._ • .....,, 'r I for ffllM. TV • .-.. ..._ I 642-2697 1ud1 .... ......_ ••"'"'" ! ... __ I ·•--........ I ..... -._""11-.. 11·m-ilm_m .. m*'mmmlf 714/tS7-41tZ • ·-------·· WAICH PUBLIC TY. YOU'LL LIKE THI LOOKS OF IT. TONIGHT 61JOPM --- OverEasy Posltlvely Spe•klng Hugh Downs and gues~ ~peak co older Amer1cam on how to get Che most out o f l1f P J:OOPM MacNeillLehrer. Report To The Point Meire th,1n you'll he<1r anywhere else on,, cop nt>w~ event ol the Clay 71JOPM P•ulRobeson AMe11JolMa11~Volcft ~ fart .Joneos rmeat~s Paul ~~~at l>'ad< ~. aaor, atti~e. humanitarian and figure of controversy. ·. .. ' .. ~. Octobef 1, tt11 T"9 ..._ .._, h ....._.,.,_.,Of AITime ~:W ~~= u"AZO'O"NuRvoul (!J OU.C M&ll IA II -U lllf UllC:&llMI" ... O<•"Oo ~" o .-~ """-rn .,.._ ....,..,.,, ~' n., UA C•MAI ....... flWTA .. 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'Stranger' a Chlller " woman wbo l8 able to uke care ot Mrtelf but ( MOJ'IE REYIEJf' TBS IC&ln J8 J'LESUD out with enough unuaual • twl1t1 to provide .. eab excl~ement, however, and Freel Walton'• tlahtly aced dlrection ellectlvely bu1Jdla the auapenae. wboae aloaeness makes her utremeJy VWMrable. Tbe ruUty ot the altuatlon and tM btlpleu poai· Uon of th1a woman add.I to tbe terror abe facea. EXCELLENT UPPOaT IN aecondary rolea lll provided by Roa O'Neal as a police officer who • helps Durning and oy Rachel Roberts as a psychlalrist. 0 STARTINO OVER" NICK NOlTe MAC DAVIS ••NORTH DALLAS A) 40" The ator)t al.lo I.I lnterestin&ly developed. in that It brew away from tbe baby sitter alter the initial excitement and goes of.I on a tangent or a private tnveaticator pursuina the escaped mad- man wttb the help of another woman. It then re- turna to the original character for the chlWng chm ax. Much of the action takes place in downlown Los Angeles and Don Peterman's excellent photo- graphy hci&btens the total erred 9' the film by im· parting a cold, eerie look t.o these skid row loca-.::::::••......., ............... ~ lions. Dana Kaprorf's musical score provides an ominous undercut-rent and Sam V1tale's editing Carol Kane lives a fme performance u the baby altter who Is terrorized by sinister phone calls and who later is subjected to tbe same ex· perlence wttb her own children. Kane relays the horror of the situations well and makes her se· quences quite frightening. CHARLES DURNING IS equally effective as the police officer who was originally assigned to the case and who later, as a private detective, re- sumes the chase. Tony Beckley ls properly sinister and unsettling as the mad killer. The most lmpresaive performance, however, ls provided by Colleen Dewhurst as the woman who Is initially stalked by Beckley when be escapes from the mental institution. Very UWe backeround information ls revealed about any or the characters, but Dewhurst manaees to create a touching and fully believable characterization or an Independent.. middle-aged By The Assodated Presa The following are Billboard's hot record hits for the week ending Oct. 13 as they appear 1n lh1s week's issue or Billboard magazine. llOTSINGL~ 1. "Don 't St.op 'Til You Get Enough" Michael Jackson <Epic) 2 ''Rise" Herb Alpert (A&M 1 J "Sad Eyes" Robert John <EMI> 4. "~ail On" Commodores I Motown ) 5. "My Sharona" The Knack <Ca pitol 1 6. "I'll Never Love Tbjs Way Again" Dionne Warwick (Arista) 7. "Pop Muzlk " M <Sire) 8. "Din) All The Lights" Donna Summer CCaa&blanca) 9. "Lonesome Loser" Little River Band CCaplt.ol) 10. "Alter Tbe Love Hu Gone" Earth. Wind & Fire CArc> TOPLPa 1 "In Through The Out Door" Led ZeppeUn CSwa n Song) 2 "Get The Kn ark" The Knack CCap1tol I 3 "Slow Train Co ming" Bob Dyk.n IColum b1a1 4. 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'ff'!' ------------- -----------~-------------.-.-.~ - - - -------• --.. - -..... ---..... __ -..,,,,. -.. _ .... -.. ......... -··· , , 1NSIDE: •Ann Landers •Classlflecl •Horoscope Id Friend .. llOlt Amertcam alive dunna thct ''°' and '40I wUl remember Paul Robeson. tbe black All· American athlete-turned lnternatlonally bonored caocert utJ.at and auie and screo ac· tor. No one wbo beard the aooorous •ln•ln1 voice or wbo c:ame ln contact with the dynamk peraonal mqnetism could quickly foraet the man.· ln t.boee yean it seemed that ~ could dim the career or the broact smile OI Paul Robeson. Then came the early 'SOs, the belgbt of the Cold War and the McCarthy Era. That was the be~ of the dark days ol Paul Robeson's life and the beginning of the end of bis brilliant career. Robeson. a polillcal actiVlst who frequenUy spoke out against racial mjustice, defended the Soviet Union during an address to the 1949 World Peace Conference in Paris. mE ACTOR, WHO HAD visited Russia on tours, deelared that unlike lhe generations or oppression Negroes have endured in America, lbe Soviet Union "in one generallon has raised our people to full human digntty." Soon after making those remarks Robeson was put under FBI surveillance, his passport was revoked and concerts were canceled. Books iel which he was mentioned dropped references to him and film footage of many of the movies he made disappeared. Not until two decades later. when the blacklist was part' of history, did interest in him resume. But Robeson was t.oo ill to appear in public and he had made a decision to preserve his privacy. Hedied in 1976?t lheageof77. TONIGHT AT 7:38 ON KOCE-TV, Channel so. James Earl Jones will star in "Paul Robeson," the television premiere of Phillip Hayes Dean's 1978 Broadway play based on .Robeson's life. One Orange Coast resident who is especially Interested in watching the special is SO.year-old George Kuyper of Costa Mesa. Kuyper was one of RobeSon's closest friends cb.lring their days at Rutgers University where Robeson was the school's only black student and I its atar athJete. ... I was valedictorian of our class (1919) and be wu salutatorian." recalls Kuyper. ••w.e both .._ blto Phi Beta Kappa at tbe end ol our ........ ~·· ~. •• wbe met Bot>eaon ID tltelr 0...-elw, J m' I a MID - a stllllent."' · "WE USED TO STUDY together either in 1 my dorm or his dorm," he said. "We studied not • only Greek, but Lallo, biStory-all the sub- ! )ects. ••we became very close." Kuyper recalls that "right from the start" llobesoo was a famous football player at the un- iverslty. "He was the core of Rutgers' offensive and ---4~ " said Ku)'..pe.r.._ "He was _a -&rea! athlete. "He was about 6·foot-4 and weighed about -- ...... October .. 1t7'1 George Kuyper. Rutgers University class Qf 1919, recalls former classmate Paul Robeson (inset) whose ltfe and show business career 1s sub1ect of KOCE-TV special at 7:30 tonight It stars James Earl Jones. 220 pounds. He was 'The Star' and for four years the team was built around him. He really put Rutgers on the map in football. black," startled the all-white Dutch congrega· lion wben be walked in with the Kuyper family. Kuyper and ha!> wire Mildred moved to Costa Mesa m 1.963 . "J can still see him going down the field with two or three opposing players banging onto him." .. PAUL WAS A PHYSICALLY tremendous man and l was a little worried bow these people would take thia.'' aaid Kuyper. During the years of Robeson's great theatrical fame Kuyper contrnu.ed to keep m touch with tus fnend. ICUYPD. WHO GaEW UP In a amall, pre- domlnanUy Dutch community ln Paterson, N .J ., aakl I.bat be took Robe9cm bome wUb b.lm eeveral um.. '"They (hl8 parents) welcomed him.•• Hid Kuyper "They were always happy to see him. He was a wonderful person. He was a person of great charm He had an infectious smile and a ••After the ..-vice they all ftocbd aroud and tbe)' ,.... ..., frieDd17 ..... ~ ...... out 9'°be ... ..._.,.... Wl7•' · lle _. waac.lto...._ ... .._..." After graduation ft • ..,., Wnt o8 to Columbia University Law School. but his reso- nant voice and dramatic llair sooo ateued him onto Usestage. He recalls one meeting in the early • 40s when Bobesoll waa playin& lD a production of ·:()tbelJo·• dim ume"lo eo.tml. ............... Ida ... ,cha\W wWl ...._ .._, n a •• .. ~~··1twude Htf'ltlUI to.._ Mm 98ai.n." great laugh. , "He bad a personality that could fit in anywhere." Kuyper went to graduate school and tauabt English for 18 years before golag iDto orchestra managemenL Kuyper said that one of tbe trw.tees or the Boston Symphony Orchestra found out that Kuyper bad known Robeson at scbool and asked if he couJd get Robeson to speaJt to one of Boston's exclusive-and all wh1te-men's clubs ttobeson agreed to speak to the group of ·proper Bostonians·· who. Kuyper said. "gave him a very warm response." Kuyper remembers the first time he asked Robeson if he'd like to go to church with him and his family. "He was a very good sport so he came along WI me. saa uyper, ac!dtn:g"tha"t 1he sight of Robeson. "a very striking man and very 1 He was assistant manager of the Boston Symphony Orchestra and manager of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Prior to his re· tlrement i.n 1962 he managed the Los Angeles Philharmonh: Orebttt~a and lhe Hollywood Bowl. After the ta I k the club pres 1denl <Stt FRIEND.' Page C2> Students View Business Life ByJUDmlO~N Of tM O.ltr ,., ... SUH The s tudents from Irvine were amazed after touring a large plant where containers of all kinds are made. There were jobs for mechanics, woodworkers. drafts men and artists. far more variety than they had ever dreamed possible in a box factory. Then they sat down to talk to the com· pany president and had their eyes opened even more. American business is not "out to get them." as some of them thought. This kind of experience will be re· pealed many times this school year by freshmen and sophomores from the three Irvine high schools under a pro- gram called the Irvine Enterprise in Education, or TlE. It is a partners hip between the school& and members or the Greater lrv.ine Industr ial League <GllLl to make students more aware of their role .... ,__ . .:;m~:he eeonomtcs of this-country llDd _;. career opportunities in a variety of rlrms. IT ALSO teaches the youths a great deal about the American free en· terprise system, according to Beverly Ritch, TIE coordinalor'for GI~. The three-year -old program was started in reaponse to a su.ggesUon from local firms that felt "the average high school atudent knew nothing about free enterpriae," Mrs. Ritch said. The businessmen also said that stu· dents "were not lnterest.ed ln work:lng and that they thought businesa wu out lo sougetbepubllc ... So, TIE wu born when Dennis O'Con· ner from Rollmet went to 1rvlDe ffiab School to present bia point ol view. Sbaroa Jobmoa from ~ la credited with dolna much Of tne le(work Iii pul· tin& the procram to1ether, Mn. Ritch said. TIE 18 NOT career education, sbe empbubed. It la far more lntenalve than that and bu cooperation l?om the top mana1ement levels of tbe particlpatina bullneaaes and lnduatrtes. Student.a are uaured that they can 1peak to maaa.cen aDd admlnlltraton on all leftll and set more than •'Just a plant tour.'' . A• lt ii Ht up now, tbe Tl& a· ~ lDdudel ..... polltbOldei. 1'MN QA bl OG lite........_, a ....... ~ ....... two ltadtm .,_. a day or part of a da1 at a company of mteres t to them and ob serve the normal activities of the work day. or an on-sate expenence. In the latter. s mall groups of students have a tour, d1scuss1on and question answer session. Guest speakers from industry also come lO the campus to speak to classes or groups and there 1s an in-oepth ex peraence which can be an mtemsh1p, paid or unpaid work or research op porturulles. FINALLY, mERE IS the individual project dooe within a company and the educators' experience where teachers themselves visit the sites and meet with personnel. Ther e now are 52 companies participating in tbe program. Mrs Ritch said. and It continues to ~xpand. Other school districts are looldng at It and Newport-Mesa already has set up a similar program w1 :-l&e Delp orffie Chamber of Commerce. There is a definite need for this kind of activity, both educators and busl· nessmen agree. The program has fringe benefits that no one really counted on when it statt- ed, said Todd Nicholson. G II L director. 'A lot~ kids don't want to go to col- le1e but they don't know what they want to do," Mrs. Ritch said. "And, we found that teachers didn't bow an)1IUn& iboUt bum.a became they bad 1one from classroom to cluaroom." Lut year 52 dllferent uperiencea toot place lnvolYinl •companies abd 1.244 student.a. 'l'b.11 year even more ex· pertences are planned, Jira. Ritch laid, but they are scbedu1ed ao tbe same company Isn't overloaded wtlb 1tu· dents. THE noGLUI bu trtqe beDefttl that no one really eounted on wbetl tt 1tarted, aaW Todd Nlcbolloa. OllL dlnetGI'. It b11 an..s tM teadaen r,.ll new •• ,. of ........ tbetr --.ta· in· -..t ID a varfiet1 of nbJecta. "And. 1t has sparked the studc•nLc;' tn· tNest by allowing lht<m to get t<> know more people ... Nicholson :.aid. Teachers involved m TIE dunng the summer wer<.' enthus1ast1C' dt their final meeting at Smith Tool It was obv1ou!-. that they were ROing lo go back lo their cla~srooms with new 'And. it has sparked the students· interest by al· lo wing them to get to know more people.· ... ideas for lessons and new ways of pre· senting them. Raebel Gragg of Irvine High School said she plans to mcorporute some of her experiences into her econom1cs classes. -,.... i..:. - BRIAN QUINN, also rrom Irvine Hlgh, said he plans to look at how employee productivity increases with better physical fitness. using Allc· aan's recreation programs as the basis for hls class. Laurie Kasparian, an English teacher from SELF <Secondary Education Learning Facilitator> H.Jgh School, plans to talk about what ldDf:b of writ- ing skills blue collar workers aeed. The teachers all said they were lm· pressed by what they saw l.n the local businesses and Industries. "There were abarp well-educated people," asserted Dick Hanson from University High School. · - He believes the Rbool aclmlnlstrat«s 1bould become involved and mate the on-alte vt.its too. There are benefits for Industry too. They may some day lain more qualified employees because the atu. dent.a have seen new poulblllties and prepared ror them. G UL wu founded ln 1970 to addreu ltaelf to IUCb ciu-tlona U taxes. f'relpt rat.I and U.r ttanaportatlon. It al8o o«en eocta1 and educational opportmltlel to lta more than 11,000 memben and rec.tJ.J lldded a cred1* wUoa toltl U.tol-.nta. . GllL IDCOmp&IMI all tenitorJ wtthla 10 mUel GI Or_,. County Airport. 4 "" , • , d 0 • • • lllllf •• 4 ........... I • .. (2 OM.YN.OT Mondey. Octobel .. 'f1't .. .. ._ ... U I ~· • t-• ,..... '• ta' IPfftd.:.:r one' Wtoi 'tac\ ino"Otii ·uath 1 ,', ~..,., ..,. ... ~ ... • Jan'*'J to\ar fUll·d•1 ..... fortbe mat: , .. ~ .. • • •· • •' of d)e tr•Glle 1HJ' at USC. . c__. ..-.. Dtatll. • • TiM l .. btul cancer ·~• .. p_rol"lnr ·ts :' 'IM'a • MUI ~ti at,. tuAdmbJ ti~Jl{tmort,I CIOOa.DOftl A\ ulde :.~ a nune:s: .rcr.iMr, · ror1~&Lec1MMUO.. • · · TM flltal ~oftea "'"" ~, • · bu 1 pee('. t~. and .. , SUllJEtft OOVEa•o '-cbacSe· ceaeer -· lbe eomau b . r n1 ~ b1 ·t111n•4 phytltk>lt· trtalment an~er War,d caDettlJ)eel ta, abe .,..,._.... • · ' fleldwork'lrf LOi Antelea area . • · ••· To ~ na,c11r,e;t~)J artell .. ·•tt '• ~, win,-• 1tu~t.~· $. Ma)'I, .,, e~otklul 1""911 foa•tNM*'\•~ftl. Ila. ftfl . '6t ~ fWc!in1 and exam1naUoo nqwite- . .,. M&11 la partlefpe&lu ....... ~btl .cancer mel]tl pt the PrPin01. ''However,'\. t}ltn)"stu· ;..., m.cti• ~rUt: Al IM. t1mwenily:or lieuthen d•nta,.. a UlUe more time." . Ca.Utornla. , ·. • Ma. M•Y•, who baa worked with c•ter-~.•· ._. n.e JN"Olf1UI\ a. part OJ I.ht SQulh Laguna li••tt fOf' Ahae years, stresses a-e ~e of Mlpftal'a etforta' to foe• ~al attention Oft • • emotional support for cancer victims. • - care md treatment of ~uc.'l:r &)a\S'eJU.a, 1ccord-i.1 dob't tlll~ there ls any -me'~l \)f.t.Wtt ,.. lDC ~r. Ronaf~ ~~·· 68,, • cancer '"On h~w -a patl~nt ~· going tot ae~t ~~ go .-.; radiolollat. L..'..' • , tfffOUlb ~er, S~Said. JJt,. addi*" tl> un.ni., in· new 1ned1ul Patients are often di~~ tbe .fhOrt tecbnoloc:Y. t.M meclle-1 ctntet iJ 'O')iJ\a to ',IP-tlrtie they spena_ w1lb their ph.ySlcla.nS, sl\e said. gr~ t~ reha.f11U~tloo .aenicea and emphas1r.e And family participation is a .key in cancer ..... emOtlolial support t.b">U"Jtl _nu~ng c4te, he ex-trel\tmef}t, ~.e &aid. · • ~·\'. plained ·· , • ~ · Dr. Koone said he doesn't'teel~that 'the . l • . physician wm ·reel threatened by ~oordinated THE MBBICAL G'ENTEll.. .already hu medical-aAd community elf(){t' tu 'the. ci.q~r begun a sertes-of-!At~f"llHft!ftbtl lectures to ·treatmertt'prosr&n-i. . •. • .. · provide dontinulnJ. epucation for.=lr''' • · "lbe prQ&ram will justify Itself t>tt-ause UJe tl>~~·.~ ~omC::p~tti;.~1toti .ifl fhl .. ~tf&:::lff'l:_~;;t::i ':,-~~ ;;.;~'.f~i. o.-.partJdpeUen .el looflr clu'bl ud• •laalutiona\ paU~"~·i. 41scua1 with Uielt dOttOsa. Uke :,,. lbe Amm1can .~~r-~~""ce f~clliUet 'ffR •t~todie."' ·. • •. • t ,.,. . and home ............. p • • j ~ • • ftkt up&rad.lng ol me :cGCer ~· . ·;;. "We're IOl!!a'~ _,,ti~ '.!'1111 ~ ••. _.,...,. !oQqVla,.•."ilitlOnwtoi,. -._IQ .lm!vlde ' -·-lauman ~rs ,J& e ~~ftm. .. j • lied.8nemc>Uonal 1uopprt r•'dllllffr tMIMll. perceived b1' ·die· i..:.......,. Jim&l.)i,,..... wbO · • :i\ -· d-= ''' betttofore bavf!i•~ ~o6Ci1Q'"'1C~ treatl• :· ffhe~_,,.. ~~l ein9bMil:~v~ •0 • ·'~"' ment," Dr. Koonas4> ~ ..... , .... _ .. : :, · ·out~-~p~~i'1 , vent ~J'.!!.!"~.J.P-.. ~ "lt .. s an ~ · eJx.. i~~·~.~~lng pr61 • • ,..ehe.-.. ·..-aa · • '::. blem,'' he acldee1 frt 'W 'abPt.U.-burderi '.'6ometirneetfleireatmei41'-W~·t)Wlu.e .. • • ..-. tbeD we are an.._. tlfde.... · . bav• to. '-e undeiwtanding-l*>P~ .We,:te_ ~ ANN LANDERS I HOROSCOPE 1..,"'.., • ... ..,. . .. ..... ............. .. ·• , EDRA CARE -Nurse Ruth Mays oomlorts c;ancer patient Emory Mlller. . Ill ,... • \· # ··~ • Ba~: .r iciim thanges Liv.'!• ,\ . . ' . . MODESTO ' <AP>' -The drama ot a teen· age runawa7 whole arms were chooped effby a rapist jual ove,: ,a year-ago hu afrttted several people tnvolved in helpMg her or CJllcblna her attacltst. . '-· • ~ · ~d reduce ~~ _,~~. C?>mllllt~enta disease," .b.e efthlltte<i. "We (phya,lciana? ~!J.alJ .. · Be noted U,at SadcUebectlt• Oom ')lunltv atway1·tha\ Wtl1,:,)Ve:havet0 acknow1ed~ t.bat• ... • .;· HoepitAialao i&-UPll'.' ding caMer .W~t.care. l we're lwman·~•nd that soQleJ,101~. ,n•t-e, : . · Ma llays alOnt wtt.b nune Pauli.M Moore wrong." • • '"'' • ·' ·-· •. • Dennis Bor, wbo found M9J'Y Vinetbt Stat· gerloc nude and bto.d7 aloo1 Interstate 6 west or here. eay'a he's •·movh'I and a~tbe bell ' ,. ,1 .. • • •. •• ······-."' ..... ~ -• ' ~ ..... ~ ... t l .~ .• 4' .Fri.~04 :·.. ... ~ '': .· ... :: .. I "' • '.. t ,, . .. . ' f t (From Page Cl) broug ht out a large, leather·bound autograph book for both Kuyper and Robeson to sign The book contained th~ signatures of all the great diplomats and speakers wbo bad visited Hoston over the years On one page, Kuyper smilingly recalled. was an aut.opal?~ ~~ ~~ .. "Here'J to the :•J.ulion..::~,'if~Ul&i-·~·· U~staw'HG • ·~~ Afterward Ku.vper tOSttraekOrRobeson who-began to make headlines by speaki.ng out against racial injuatlce and speaking 1n favor of the Sovfet Union, where be had sent tus·son tr school in the '30s. . • •· · • • · . "I remember Pattl gave a lalk in Yonkers. N. Y., In an outdoor gallery. They actually tried to s tone him." K UYPER ADDED THAT "P aul WU always an honest, sincere and abovc·board in· divi dual. He put his son in school in Russia be<:-ause he relt--a black child had more ehanee or growm~ up norma lly in Russia than this country." Kuyper said he tried to keep up bis rela· lion.ship with Robeson. "ll (his political views) di~'l make any difference to us." Mrs. Kuyper said that "ln so many words' Robeson indicated that it wouldn't be in Kuyper's bes t interest lo continue the fri,ndship. "'They called it guilt by. association. which is so utterly ridiculous," said Mrs. Kuyper. Kuyper, whose letters to Robeson In hla flnal years were never anawered, added this about what happened to his friend Paul Robeson during the '50s. "I tb.lnk he was horribly miat.reated, stupid· 1y mistreated," said Kuyper. Focus ----- P.LAYS ROBESON -J a mes Earl Jones orl ~ . ' . . fers a stunning one·man performance ap the great black actor and activist ln Philli~ H~ Dean's play, .. Paul Robeson" od KOCE1'v,t.onight. I ') out or t.b1a 1.l4w." · - ·' 'Wh~t!i Bor has to work at nlPt now. bla wife's siater ,11tays )Wlthlher. Bor alway• nrrles a gun even thou"h they Uve at Oat'dena ln Southern California. 300 ml&e south or the re· mole spot whue they helped the daled gll1 on s~pt . 29. 1978 The Bors plan to move to Oref'on bet'ause "thl'rt.' ar<' JUSt too man~ 1x.·t>plt• hc-r<.•." he c;ey., "That brin~!> th~ odd~ uµ on -.omebody 105m g lhl•Jr mind I J!l't 1n m~ mood!> dnd I think or 1t l'rh :Jl"a'" on th<.• lookout noY. ·• .J0An11 ~:n•rsol<.•. \\ho tipped aulhont1e:o; that tht: ax-y,11•l1hn~ rapt<;! might bt· ht•r forml·r nt'H~hbor. ha., uM•d SS ooo in n·.,,.ard mnnt·~ on 1hmg5 ht.'r f ,1mll) m:nk:d, d \i.ltdtl<Jn :.md Sa\ 1ngi. roe he( <:blldren It ~\fr TEI.UNG AUTHOltmBS lh.t the man . In •-police i\rfil'l'S drawing ~tgttt' ~ seam an L11Wrehce Sfngletbh wa~ a lota~h . . . .., .......... traumatic experienc~, . .. (,.., A.~~ GONE BY -Mary Vincent h$s "It was ·11 dUfit'ult dMlslOn when we nlle<Ji,1 ·become adept at using her artificial the police,'' Mrs Eversole said "It took us, hands. playing s lot machine at her Las three days to dt·<.·1de I ("f'led for c;1x hou"' " Vegas home m this recent photo. A rapist Singleton·s 16 year-old daughter. Debbw., c ut o ff her hand~ and left her for dead one t·allt•d rN·t•ntl\' ·and 'i atd for u" not to worr~. , vein-a~o that "hat \\c du.I , ... 1., nj.!ht ~t ,-., E\er;olt: • · '>aid Sht•rtff'., ONt•c-11\t' Ma<' lfrNe <.!>('nt l\\Q \H'l'k:-in ..i ho~µ1t.il :-.ulft·rtnJ.! from t''thau'>lton ~ftt•r tm~ lrtdl Ill "ht<·h b1n~k:-ton wn ronnrtl:'11 .ind sentt:nn·d to 11 years in pnson R~se had ht'l'O in vol H'<l in hoth thr 1n\'ec;t 1~at1on and '" t•ountless hours ht•l1HnJ,: M1:0.'> Vinc<.•nt ("(Jp<.' whalf' '>he "~s ho..'lpltal.J,l·d ht•re. .. , think !>he is a typit'al 16-year·old girl. .. Reese said. ··Sometimes she acts like• 25·vear old and at tim cli ~he I!\ lij(e my 9-year·old ... WHlt,E JN lllt: HOSPITAL. Miss Vincent som etimt-s ~wore at nurses and once broke a window. he said Later. she would apologize. •'Af'the time. I had to p\lt mya.el(ln,her position," R~se said "tr I had to loOk down and know I had to go throu.gh We wlihotit arms. J would get mad loo." Mlse Vincent lb living aiiain with her part-nt:-. in La~ \ l'l{d '\. :'lit•\ Jnrl '" tnlt'nt on ;,id .. lJ.l"llni.:. tu her han.dll'•P. 400 ..w .. <W.Wnf( rrnm h1~h -.1 hnol Shi h.1 ... lt·,trnl'<l to ll'>l' ht"r art1f1c1al ..trm:. t11dn\l·. bo~I dnd drdw llJ\tng tw(·n the OhJ<'l'I of ma5~ive media ;.ittt•n t1on during her onh-al. M1~-. Vincent now lhink:. i:.hl' v..tnt s t o bl' a lt!le v1s1on t'am erav.'Oman She wants to be "behind the t'ablera. not in front of tt. ··she said aunng a re· cent visit here. H er mother . l.Ut'Y. says th<-year sint'e the a ttat'k. part1t'ulwrly the penod ot Singleton's tnal. "wu u nightma re 1·11 never get over.·· And Miss Vint'ent admat.s that ahe still has ~nods ol despondency over having to function without arms. "I set down sotnellmes. and it's hard bttause then I have to try harder to gel back up," &ne aadd. ( Horosl!ape ) ... I. •• =·. -OBITUARIES I LOCAL ••••Neden ...._.., JAMES P. MlA~EY. rfticMftt of Cotte l!IWw, Ot. Pflsed •••Y on 0< • toi.w •• ""'· He ,, wni-by flit '°"' Jemes e. ol us v~. ~ .. .,.. Mid Siie• S. el C..l<I Ml-WI. ee .. deUQflters VlclOfl• E. 8redtev of Le• Ve9es, ..... ecs. ---· c. 9,_, of Coste Nina. Ce.. .,...,.,,_" Oevld •"41 111.eert Bredlev. slllers ltulll Bredy, Merlenn Fo1ll111er end ~ .,....,, r:....,. .. serrices "'4H MMMI• un•4......, .. 11:00AM ettlleHartlW'--~~t. Hefller a.-Ue ;I Ollw Momlery of Colt• Mew~ S.~™ ClOLY•lll Deatlu ~Elsewhere . c,a,.den PUBLIC NOTICE STATIMENTOf'AaANOOlllM~ Of' USI Of' f'ICTITI~ •us ... 1ss NAMI Tiie toltowl119 l)('(SOll\ llrte •bin· d-d '"" UWI of I ... Fkllllolls 811SI· NEW DELHI, India (AP> -'1ayaprakaallil Naray•. 76, a disciple of DOD·violeace who urut· ed opposition forces to defeat Prime Minister Indira Gandhi in 1977. died today. BOSTON (AP) Ellzabeda Blaltop. 68, a Pulitzer Prize·winning poet known for her "sharp individual vis· ion," died Saturday in Boston. Meet Set PIHS "'·-· TH£ ""'c. ,,,. Tustin. Co-II• -..ei.e. C•lfO<"Plle mn Th L B b Tfle F"ll"°"' 8'1.-U H-~· e aguna eac ,,,,ed 10 _ .... ""'° ,,, ~·-Garden Club will meet c--,°"~''°· ..,, Friday to bear a pro-.ioe,_ c -· •m. en'""· .. lrY•M . Celffor ... ••171S gram Oil The History Of Aellttl• l J-. 1100 flutt•nd. Ga rde.~s Around tbe "-:::Y8;~~~~'.'';;"~~:!".°1,v1,, •• World. Calllornl•"171S Club members will Tll1l bU\IM U Ii cond11<l.cl b't . meet at 11 a.m. at the ~ne••1 ::.,..,--r'!o-..,,, Women's Clubhouse on This ••itt-1 w .. , 111..i w1111 '"" St A , Dri t b' cou .. ty ci.r' o1 ~""9" '°""'"on O<· . nn s ve, o ear 1°°"' .... ,. Lloyd Mason Smith , PubllS!led Or-CO.Jst oau:':;:~ Orange Coast College in· 0<to1>er e. •s. n. ,.. ,.,. M'·" structor, lecture about -international gardens. PUBUC NOTICE FICTITIOUS aUSINESS NAME STATUillUfT Hjs talk will be pre· ceded by a dessert tea. For information, call 497·1344. T~ followi"IJ per\OR '' CloinO b\ISI· •------------· M \'t•S AME RICAN ASSOCIATE S & PUBLIC NOTICE "1BUC NOTICE PU8UC NOTICE DM.YN.OT .... ,., STATE Of'CAL"O•NIA OfflU Of' STATIW10£ MfAl.Tlt"LANNl .. O ANO Ol'lfELOPMIHT Cl'ltTlf'ICATE Of' •llO-OllA .. TIO ffOll<" h ... rtbv Olven lhal Ill .. O••ttlN" of Ille ()lf1Cf ot Slett•w..s. "'ultft Pl.,,..ff'Oq -~,,.,_....,, fla\ ------------o•••ed • CHtifiute 01 Htt<I .,...,.., "ICT"10US Ml~SI llMM ''""-•'" T ... ~ ..,...,, .,.. ..,, ... ~'~ AOVA.liCEO lllAOIO SERVICE. MO -.,I ""° Sl, C•te llMW. Ce. f'Ml' T l F ,.,.__..on t• C.lltor11I• <-•llOPll, .. -II "'" St . C..Sle ....... Ce .,.71 Tiii\ ... ,.~, .. <ondv<lfd h • c~etlon T 1.F COltPOllATIOH Wllllem F-Ft~ Vk eP..- Tllo\ '1~ •ts ftte9e CCNftlY on S.ote-r ». ,.,, P\JBLIC NOTICE IM prov1.-. ol Seel-0 7 IO ol I"" ... ••th •nd Setetv Coot to !fie lol-· fnQ fK tltr. Ho•o .... "'0' ••• H O\O .tcl l Ptesb'l'!~M>. lO• Hewoon Boulf'v••d Bo• v ..,.wpor, ~.Kii. C• •1u1 •P ot1c•tti0,. No n .,., ACOO•'•••on af\d "' \t•ll~t1on Of \UCh M'W COIT'IDON'f\I~ <!)n'1 tM ft"ladtOc•f'Of\ o• \.ul" •••\tlno Cl)n'\· OOf'..,..f\ of f'-()tuo ~.fut..,.., 0Ptt41 SO Co"'out•rirrt'I TotT'loar;1pf'I•< 9oov \<~t .. H04IQ .. ~ fO f'~'\Ult ~ ff'P' ~ou•v••f>nt of .,_, Otuo Nut•••'" Ofl'4td 1'0"0 (Of"'OUfl'fttflO f.,,,.,f)IQ'r~•< tiOtJv '<~~, Colt 1o~ t4) f fff'(t lWll Ott•• ()( ICICM'• 11. 1414 ~,~,...A F4f'dC) ~f\O ""'o.., ,.,.,, 01v1\•0f'\Of (t•t•f •<•f'-" o• N:.-.td PUBLIC NOTICE WILLIAM C. CX>l.VElll. resident of 'H......,n BNdl, ee. Pested -•Yon OctWff ., mot. Survlvff by flls wife IE"'"" of ..._, 8M<11, ea .. sons Cfl.,.ln G. Calver of Covin•. Ce .. "r-IY'll W. Col""° of ~t• Mese, Ce., cleuglllen Ftorenc:e A"'IO of Hew .. I, 5er•yn 8r*'s Of R~. Ce .. I.ob Je.,, Sw-Of ~-. b~r Setll t. COiver ol OlendO<e, Ce .• IJ erandellllclfen end 10 9reet· 9rllftdcfllldreft. Vlsltetlo<I Moftdey, Oc· 1-r t ; tt7' from •:DO PM IO t :OO PM el O•lldete Morhlitry. F11nHet Mrvlces 'lfltl 14 held OI\ Tuesday, O<· t~ •. 1m et l:OO P~ I• !fie o.N.ute Me,.,,.,lel O\ellel. 1::._10 foflOW. 111 llev of ""-'I mey be ..... to "-~ --.iel Host>itet '" memory of WlllleM C. Co l,,., ~ • Oadele MDt1IHrY di~ HARTFORD, Conn. <AP) -Wilmarth S. Lewis, 83, whos e scbolarty devotion to the 18th century historian Horace Walpole brought him recognition. died Sunday in Hartford Hospit.al AME RICAN t<O ... £. 10 COO'POrele 1------------ Pt•ze. Ne~ 8e•cll, Ct lolor"•• nw PUBLIC NOTICE ""...n BE TTY r:lllAHTZ. secretary et Felnlew StMe HOSPltel tor U yeen. Nlsed -onOC1GCler I,""· SN Is s vrvlvtd by her deu9hler M.lu 8.trMf'e Fr.U, of Hvrlll"9ton Beacll, Ca. WvlOn -• helCI on Mondey el • 1:31 ""' .. .,.. ....._ '--_,.,,., ... ~· ....,, ....., McOlnfl Offk tetine. ,..s~ CERRITOS <AP> Edward VaJBere, 40, tbe M&U1 city manaaer of ,,...LM. .......... .,, Lyn wood f.or tliree K.Oiiliii•:a.Jiijjir.}liic...._..~~--:,'.,.: Nan. clli!llf llt * Mme ...................... ~ ......... , h .. ... . • 11r•P1dm6 er Mr~. Cl•re Cl•rli of s.il'fl GMe; C&. ffVf4r•I wrvle. ... "''" 11t held at'>: OD P~.°" TUHdef 0<- "· "" ... -Pedflc v ..... Moo1w.ry a...tt.,.... Or.JllNI A......,._, Sr •.• ""'°' .. St. _.. ~ ... ~ .. ~ 8Mdl. Offl<let"'9. 111te""9f9t P9c\flc View MemofJ•I P-,........,, ~.Ca. 111 1-of .._. ~ ~IMltlofts ""'' lie M ade la , ... Hoe9 Hospltel Memorlli4 f'll!lll lft ~ of 8" Helm Pclfk V...., Mott11ery Olrec tors PALM SPl\ING~ <AP> -A woman rum· pioneer. DMo&lli Arait, baa eled at age 82. She directed more than 20 feature films and was credited with discovering Katharine He bum and Rosalind Plant's Pelrkll AoO SINtfl. 111 Wave Str'Ht, ~ &eecfl. c.1lfontla m s1 Tflls ~, f\ <OPIClvcted by ... In· dividuet. P~ri<ll Rot -Smith Ventil• ati·on Tflll \-I w'" lllf'd wilfl !fie Covllty Clerll of ~ ..... COVlllY on Oc• ·-··· ""· "'n.I Pvbl~ Or-Coest Deity P1ioc, Oct-I. IS,n , 2'I 1'1"1 3911-1' Criticized , ....... .....,,,....__.-....... / ',,, --..... .,............,,,-', , ,, ,,,, ./ •' ... ... , ' ' , .... ,...___,, J I ..... ·----', ,' t '' ... -' I I I I .,.. "'""""' \- \ I ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--.-~~~---~---.. OEOttGE WILL.IAM MEINHAlllDT rttlWftt • ....._., lleKll, c.. PeHed awey on Oc"*' •. 1'1t. Svfvlwel "" fib wife <if"-. -~ ElelM Hyde, 4 9reP1d<fllldren, "•vi•, T-. ~-Julie. and 1 O<Wet· 9"~.,. Jennie. I slsler Roslfle Beftftetl •Pld I brotfler Herry Mel-... Funerel .wrvk es wlll be ... kl on -y. Oct-rt. 1'7' •I 2:00 PM In u.e Peclfk View Cllepel. Inter· meftt PecHk View Memo<ltl Ptrl<. Peclfk Vie• MortU¥y Olrecton. STAlllK MA•Y STARK. reMdlftt of M""I· IP19lon Bee<fl. Ce. Pe~ ew•y on Oc· 1-S. "1t. Siie h W<VIWCI by ,,., fl1nbencl Welter. de119M•• Oorotfly VIMon. brotrlff JeO C. Hell. I 9rend· dev9fller - 2 91'ffl1JrenOCflllclfen. Services pencllP19 et the Smllfl • htfllll Weskllff CJletlet ........ WASSALL. JOHN 8. WASSAU •• Pll"sed ew•Y on °'1-s. 1m •!tie -of n. L.ovlft9 flu,benct of Virofn1e HOwerd for SO ye•rs. Oe•r ftlMr o f Gey Kreis TflomH -~ 91'endtetller of -'-· Jvlle. -·· s...... -Mef. tfleW .... · wnkes. '" rltv Of ,_.,.s -.ttoM me-, bl meet& to tne Jofln e. WetWll MMN<lel, c/oHOet Memorlel H~I. H-' Beech. Ca '2~3. _..._, SMrlH • TVTHU. MO«TU.UY WISlQ.lflf CHUll Mortuary• Cte1Nt1ons 4'Z1 E. 171n St. Costa Mesa ~64&"'888 ,_Ct llOTMllS SMnMS' MOllTVAIY W Maln St. HuntincJton Beach ~ ,.., .... , COLOMAL NPAL NOMI 7801 Bolsa Ave. Westminster 893-3525 PM*llC Y9W r•1cret PM• ~Mortuery a.,.i 3l5GO hc:Hic: View Drive Newpoft BellCh 844-2700 SAN FRANCI SCO <AP> -Alfred Lewis Maraten. 64, former president of the Mohawk Petroleum Corp., died Thursday in a hospital after a short illness. EL SEGUNDO (AP> -Internationally known security authority Do• Darllag, 57. died of an apparent heart attakck. He was a consultant on governmental and in· dustrial security and onetime inspector for the Atomic E nergy Commission. YOUNTVILLE (AP> -Sam Waller , 102, California's last remain· ing black Span ish· American War veteran who served in the Philip- pines and ..-Ith the Mex· ican Expeditionary _Force from 19.16:..1911 un· de r Gen . J o..h n J . Pershing, died Thursday al the state veterans home here PUBLIC NOTICE LIFE AIDED BYPlANT TOKYO (AP) -A plant that helps dislodge fisbbones from tbroat.s aod also is effective against rbeumatiam b among 2,000 specimens of wild medicinal herbs plapU!d in a park for vis· Hora to Nanoing, in southeast China, the of. ·ficial Xinbua Ulainbua) news agency reports: Xin.hua said the park, planted to popularize traditional medicine~ was being vfaited by foreigners and Chinese from Hong Kong and Macao. PUBLIC NOTICE MUH: ME SA MACHINERY AMO MAllllNE MAINT1:NAIKE, 170A..., Ptec•. c.u-... c.i1tom1• mn Urry $OICI ~. 17' "*r1 "1 ce, Coste Mese. Cellfoml• tiU7 Tiiis.....,... 16 ~ tlT.,, ,,.. di-. L.M'rY Scott 5""*' Tflls ,t.M~ was flled ""'"' .... COllP1IY Cieri< of ~---C-y on Oc· 1o0tt• tm. "'""' Plll>llUlecl ()ra119t Cblst Oelly Plio.. Oct-rt. IS, J:J. l't. tm )ti). PUBLIC NOTICE f'ICTITIOUS aUSINESS NAME STATEMENT Tiie -•"II !le'\Oftl d0in9 bllff.. ll~S\·\ PA l0.,.80 °S F A-..l l V PE S TAUAANI. "067 MaQPIOlia Av~nve. HunlincJlon ~ec'I, CellforN• "1'46 Alf•ander P t lOft'bel. 711 O<Plf\ Avenue. Ho ~. H<IM"'Ofllf' 6eec11. c ... torft•• .,... T"ls buStfteS\ h cond<l<t.O Oy ""lft· dlVldvel A~•andtf Ptl- Thl\ •lat-"' Wa\ h lf<I ••111 -County C~._ol Oron99 COUPllY Oft Oc· IOO.••·''"· Flu.J P\11)11\...., Or ..... Coe\t O•llv PllCI\. Octobe•9. li.12,l't. "7t 3,,..,. PUBLIC NOTICE l a ' I ' ' I ' ' I ' ' ' I I I 1 ' ' ' MCAS SANTA ANA NEWPORT BEA~H I • ' MCAS EL TORO , ' I t I I I I t I I I I ' ' I , ' LAGUNA .HILLS • . • PUBLIC NOTICE ..... IU ... MOlt~rfWnnt ITA Te M CAU,.,....A lll'Ott TM• CIOUWn MCNt.,.._ .......... ,. .. OTIC• OP M•Aal ... OP NTITIOM flOlt ""*Aft M WILL A .. 0 PO• LaYT•as Y•STAlll .... TAaY A"O POii AUTllOtttlAnoet TO AOMHHSHa UMD•lt TMa l"O•P ... 0 ... T ADMllUSTllATICNt OP ftTAT•t ACT. l!tl•t• el JAM•S J. ltOTltGE8, DKH~ ltOTICIE IS HEllEIY GIVEN _, DOUGLAS C P+41LLll"S lies flled hetelfl e !»tllloll lot ProlNte of Wiii ...a l0t ~' TMl......,l•Y -l0t •u1110r1t~lon lo .....,...,. .... -· l"-l1'4MOefldem Admlftltlt.tl._ OfT\l•ltt ""· ••'"""'• •• _,. " ,,,_ fOf lurtl'M!r -1kuter\, -IMt -llme •"41 OIKe of "8•1f19 Ille -~\ llMn Mt 1W ()(~ i.. 19", 8' IO·• ._ .... Ill .. ~ .. OeM<1 ....... '"·* ...... ~ .. ,..CW!< c.tw 0t1 ............ °" .. s... ...... Cal..._.,.....' -.. ,..,. W.A9r.a\ c-...e,a.ni (AllMAat, JOtfffiON & PAUi.slnl' ,._.,. ........... -·-LMA ....... ~-, .. ,., ..... " Att-rshr:......_ "1il>llv.t Or-CMl1 0 .. 1~ Piiot, Oc•-· 1.1.1. '"" _,, P UBLIC NOTICE l<ICTITIOUS 8 U51NEH NAMI STATIMINT • 5 6 7 8 D A I L y • p I L 0 T c L A s s I F I E D • 5 '~-7 8 .. The' ""9e•t M•~ace on the Or•nge Coalt DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS Vou can a.n It, Find It, [ 842 •5878 J One Call Service Tracie It Whh a W•nt Ad Falt Credit Approval .......... w. .......... w. 1.-.. ... w. "' ..._....,,. ....... ,. ~ ....... ....................... ....................... .....•................. . ..•.••................ •••s 111 I 002 •••rill I 002 •••r• I OOZ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• , O' 9 •• MetlM: All r,.a-.&e advertlted if) tll6I IWWlpeper la 11&.b, Jed to the Federal Fair Mot.itlJ>I Act or 19ta wllida akee It Wepl to adHrtlH "aa1 pre · =(MUmhaUon, or Uon baaed on race. coklr. retl&loD ..... or natioaaJ ori1in, or an lnl.mllon to make any .ucb Pftfereoce, Umlta· tion. or ~rt minatloo." nMI newapeper will DOl bowlqly accept aoy advertlalo1 for real ._ wblch la in viola · Uaaofthelaw. *VETS* ...., ....... t NOW ... NODO~ IDAMS TO 1100.000 lJJW INT. RATE. !At ua lllOW you bow to quallfy. TtlltolHC.,.. w.a.w. 754-1202 2 STOIY.flOOL IDe to bellcb. 3 Bedrm. hh aew c arpelln&. SadYllild pauo + recrea· UonaJ facilities. Take over ulstln& loan. of $640/mo. pays all. No qgalifying, euy nnanc· Ana avalhble. cau now on}yf12,500. 963--7881 O/lfN 111 9•11 \II.JN IO IJJ Nl(I ltW'liMtl LIASl/Of'Tl<* $5.000DOWM 1--------•I BeatalfUl 4 BR 2 Ba + bl& family room, all new .......... w. ....................... 1002 ....................... k.ltcben 4t bath.a, only M.500. MOO mo . on 1-e. Ruth Laurie, Rllr. -...0 OCIA.H DUPUX $1'l5,000 Mace 2,000 IQ tl owner'• unit. 2 aeparate ti.Jcooles. Juab atrium, 3 queenahe bdrma . aepanle mu ter win& wtl.b flreplace fs sunken tub. .I ust Uat.ed. Ca II lo-dav !~1171 ~"'hi 9 •11SIV"I 1()111 tl'(t • !•11111 COUMl'Aa ~s Bdrm, 2 balb home wltb shake roots, eozy brick frplc, bltn llitch., shady cov'd patio fr much. muc h more.1---• 2 •ST_O._Y __ _ Ml price ooJy S95 ,000 Call now! 7~1-3191. Shake root, 4 Bdrm, 214 Ba, $133.SOO. East.side Cost.a Mesa. 2UHOMf C:SELECT T'PROPERTIES Ox>lrf' 1'0l"Iler, R-2 zont'<I ------lot. Hcwm t u bu1 Id .., AXB'SDEUTE $78,5(X) RoyMcCarch, RJtr. 541-7729 4' rmke Jou of money Sellen H)'I "teU ll ". l~~~~~~~~~ sr.5TORACH ~(® f?eoch Real1y IEAL ESTA Tl DC&LIHCI SINCI I t4t COME WITH US •.. To Santa Ana HeighLo;. Give your children a thrill or their li ves in thjs spacious 6 Bdrm home. Horses approved on this 11s or an acre zoned A -1. Fenced. 3 car gara~e. S499,000. NEWPORT BEACH tlWPORrS FINEST 759--0811 OCU..~HT $51,000! PRICE REDUCTION BALBOA deiWle duplex; la.rge 4 bdrm. ~ 3 bdrm. Ldt.s. frplc. each. oow HIS.000' Try lnslallmeot purcbue! ..... ..,~. ...... Decorator Palermo model, H a r bor View Homes. Fee land 4 Bedrms, formal dining too! Sparu.sb atyle ac· cebled tile. J ID IMdiate ~! Owner wlll fiinaDce IZ$,000..2Dd TO at 10~ lotereal·I % per moada ~ back·llll due 3 years. Pull pri ce. '245.000. A must toaee to· ~~~~~~~~ dav! Call DOW 752-1700. <iTfN 1119 •II \11)111011 Wfl' * '75-7060 .. [91111 ABANDONED $85,000 Watllllg,ror -.11m1· f1'1anll pr1m1: .. ;u q"ct i:. 2 bedrm, R 2 Jot O"'m·r desperatt<1 C<.11l 64ti i l71 .» 1 ( • I 'J • f • ~ MISAVBDI I STO.Yl.UIUC nee.at entey add.a to lhe beauty ol lhu 4 bedrm, 2 bslb home. Laree family rm, brack f1 r1:place, -~ling c ountry , fOf'mal dtnlol(. SHS,000 Act DOW, t.bere'a ooly ooe • 1 Stt;ZJU UT'IRID Sr l'llllA'TI find& n~ Lu M-il hll> l>tl( 2 )I.Ory homt- ~l d ean .end m .. n)' up~<td..., 4 Htlrm "'11h loads ol room tR-'l•ll' iond OUI. See tht-g11m1: n..om f:lltt!lent (or kid.'>. JOIJ . ............................................. ~ G...... • 1002 ... .,.. 1002 I •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BAl.80A ISUm FIRST TIME Offllm Mew 2....,, ...... ,... ...... 2 ... .,,.. , ......... ..,... .... ....., ...... House has 3 Bdrms & den, 3 baths. patio, jacuzzi, 2 decks. 3 car garage PLUS off street parking. Larfe roof deck overall for outdoor lving . GREAT VIEW! ALL on ·an OVERSIZED LOT. $475,000. Lott •edlhl & AssocW.. '7S.JU I 229 ....... A• ..... ftlcL WI HAYI SIYllAL ,. .. IA Y,.OMT HOMIS WITH PIH & SUP BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR j ·l ; b' J y'. Id. [.J f ' #I ,. 4 b , J / , ( J I (., • "'EXICUTlVfS •• ONLY A maeo1r1cent entr y adds t.o ~ elegance of lhlll (abu~ I st.ory 3500 eq ft of family lt v1ng. ipeetacular hvang rotJm . formal d1n1n g. i.unny country IUtchen, IJrge ceolral courtyard, 4 bedrms, 3 bath llugt' eiepnt pool. Added free 1tand1og wo rkahop ~ 1rreguJar lot with ntra park1n~ Pnv.ite cul~ street A muat ~. ~.orXl By appt only l'.Jll ~23lJ .. :, Bit 3 H \ Cam rm hn 1 k fJ.111· L:JJJ ''l rt 'I~ :.11.1 Hnr w , LlLl llSTYALUI SI J,500 Enjoy an ocean br~Lc from W. 2 Bdrm mobile home. $146 a mo G1vto: a rull social ltfe. pool. btlll ard r Ct<1m a od rnends, etc. You Un 't beat thls for pnce and u (C(lOC1 locallon LUGEDU,UX Mk:iq •1.1100 for 3 BR r..mq home • atJll IOft. lt7T prtce11 la Wit! Call now! St0-3868. Silt.too o.rmtng3bedrm, brick pmjoe. Lota ot wood and ...... Prtvete commWli-~. caJl nowl ..._7171 [!Jlftjtl traui set.s, pool ta bit'. t-tl· ··---------tl77~. C&U ~l41 ,. COIOMA oa MAR Just lated' Jn j UntqU\' woodsy selt1n1< w rl h ruilic rOU$th. hl'wn tw .. m ct"1!1ng), l'Ol Y bric k (an-pidc~. on 11 corner 6ot-·a apac1oua dupl• •Ulla I bedrm•. * ..... a....._. ==.in. AU bltln AllAL •.r>'t ATt o-IN IN 9 •II S fl.W IQW /VfCI ' .£T·· COArS ~. _.,M LAU Hl/\L ES Tl• Tl-tt,L UY DUPLEX VIEW! VIEW! [911111 l.90111.a Btallt1My reds ea ..... home on tbe bland. ~ 3 Bdrm W/l pa, hup livtnc rm 6 p11Uo. Spani&h entry Ownrr is !~~~~~~~~~~ arudous lO rrllJ\11' IOlb Ot'lo\' home. N11w rt•dun.-d lu IAST~ IOi8M91MC ... i.....a.._ ........ ...-•ot11 d1 lon&Joe. ,._ I Bil ua.lt. edd LO la• come. OWNl'!R WILL CARRY YTNANCINC 1lus ts a must SM at SU0.000 t-'or detaab rail ~I UI ....... ........ declt wltla Helli ult. Priced ttOl at ... 000. Owner-wW flnaatt. 1714, 673-4400 Panoramic Newport Bay Views frnm g1JrgeoU11 J bedrm upper unit o r ~a.bed .. ~1~ urut 1 Natural bn <•k Cplt-i. Wet~ 4 Car garag1• &at i.pare Stepi. lo beach. Otal 752-1700 FA.'>i'' 11*1" fl 'I• I • J1 ,t, '0"-' '' I [elHNld lllDIOOM $97.900 Lvty Old Fnallsb tudor built condo complex!. Hi1hly up1raded . IP9cloul. adult only unit. Calm color-coordinated draperte. fr wallpaper lbruout. Immac ulate eatate like 1rounda mbAmced by community pool fr clubhoue. Juat baad.Mf.TrU. ~ Walker & Lee A LOT flOll YOutl SSS 4 bedrm. 2 beth, twba. lloddn kltcbeo. bltna. e.,.,..., drapea. near 1boppln1 • acbools. -aa. to r,.....,.. Alt-1111 '74,950. Take over ell· illlna VA loan of $34,000. ar eaay r1nanetn1. Call now,1113-71111 Ol'IN llt 9. II~ luH IO IJI t;(f ' fllllM STEPS TO IE.ACH Newport Beach duplex, 4 l>drms up, J bd rm-. OOown . rtnes'fl'ent:rl aT(':r Llot.e LO !>hopping l'nc·l'<.I at 1212.SOO bi3-Jli63 associated . B II 0 I< F Ii ', IH 1' l T (;Ii S - l 'J/1 ""' fl..-, 1' !/I lfit.. I ASSUMULI YA YITSOMLY Unbelievable, a bedrm. 2 bath home with 1800 sq.ft.. Huge added famlJy room. formal dlnJng rm, brick fireplace, larae service and laundry area. Beaut. paUo and yard. Veta can auume ~ ~ VA loan. Priced $82,500. Call now. 546-ZJU Ol'fN 111 Y •11 Slutf10 111 N<fl' !•Bill GetGREENcaah for WHITE~anta wiUt. Cl&Ultled Ad Cell 642-5678 S'.m.500. JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 VA "'INGl.ISH TUDOR" A rt'aJ old .,..orld l harm1·r -that t')1 Rli~h look Covtd tt·1Lsng II\ 1n.: SUPBDU,Bt -rm. <'UZ) lutr h1·n 'unn) brcak!~t MOii 2 Lar~" bedrrm lluae lot w uh pra,g~ Only 181,500 AC1 now! CaJJ ~231.1 1.5 the best d.Lsr n pt,mn for Uwi lovely 4 bdrm home wttb a spacious llv1na room. 2 Crplcs, near new carpeting fr a gllst~n1n1 pool AIJ for onJ >' $100. llOO. Laree usumabl~ loan. no qualdying C all m..u70oow1 ALLSTATE REAi.TORi ...._,..s,.1 .. ,...._...., ... Total aecluded eatate snxmdl W/WaJJa. t,.._, 4 BR. Fam.Rm • formal dlD.. Lee sep rnatr wta1 o ff indoor 1• rd en atrium. Wet bar. fplc, heavy beama. J patio., red We root. So unlq&M fr different. Mwrt IM. Onb S1J7,IOO. Call N3..ot02 BKR. MISAVRDlt Abeolutely tmmacula.le ....., ......... bdrma; dlnln& room. ramlly room. prwt11Joua back yard w/&uit At nul trees. Great potenUal, areal price: 0n1y 1118.500. can ~ F O S::U.ST E OLSON ··--e-- TTY7~9338 II you want your advertls· ln1 mesaa1e to re1eb more people at lower MOTICI ec»t, Cla11tned la the bow Dally Pilot Clan· Spt1t-loo<1 :t Bdrm :air contt . S 11n Luis Rey mod<'I upar n d r rl thruout . Pn ll ltlv<•ly pri11t1ne 116.~.ooo. way to 101 Call Now! ~~~~~~~~!I l.Ded ada display their .:.....,.::=..;::.:.: ______ -: ...,. • ...,. with leg.lbillly CATTLE HANOI and lmpect? OW' ada. we on proud lO H)', rt.ally 1•t ruult1. Phone IG-5171. macnab /Irvine realty A IUlllOIARY OF THI l"YINI COM,ANY JUST ... HTI BeautlfuJly decorated & highly upgraded 4 bedroom home. Family rm -dinin g rm & love ly yard ... perfect for executive entertainlnl(. S237,000. Jane Paquin 642·8235. <H·94 > ... HERITAGE • • REALiOtCS ON PHALAROPE: Mn • Verde: Spc 'n span 41 a wry~ lri·lenl -new paint. n ew landacap1n1. new ly carpeted, bile FJV E BEDROOMS. J baths, faml.ly room, formal din· q room Ir two beauufuJ at.one finplHes. Pn ce reduced fOI' quick aaJe. SUl,iOO. COU Of MIWPOaT UA&.TO.S 671-5511 121 )I 6H-Jllt HARBOR A lh""°" of 11.irbor lm..-.1m1•nt O> DO YOU WISH )'OU had a dream home" Make 1t a reality with LtUa s~rb home which provides everythln1 Dl!l!ded for ll'•CIOUI ltv· me. l.Arae 4 Bdrm. 2"" blldl home wilb • Jacuizi PLUS lbe advanla&• ol" secJuded 1 Bdrm. 1 bath income unll. A really arat buy. call toda1. '1N370. ALLSTATE MAI.TOM STOfH ~~~~~~~~~I TaU time to ,..._ and shop at bome. It 'a almple wltls Dally Pl lot Qaaified Ada. And If )'OU bave somelbinc to aell , call a friendly Oauln.d Ad-Viaor at ISG-5"1L - -llDlll ILlllS ca. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE UCLUSIVI ILUPM Su~r "E" Pl11n. F.nd Unit. Thl"ft' Bedroomf'. 1•tu11 Family Room . /\ 1 Settln-'. View Pitt!' Cholc• Greenbelt. l,,ondrd With Extraa. LOW INTEREST RATE /\SSlJMABLF. l.OAN N~w Prire Call Por l'\pPolntmf'flt A "Joy Of Newport" l.l!illnt 631·1UO • •• DO¥ll Dlfft fiJ Coldwell Banker CA.~ PIOMTA• Lar,re lot .. private location. Pavrd tile entry, kitchen and dinint area. Open noor plan with three patio areas. Stops aw11y from communJly poola and Lennis. Priced $199.999. ~ .... ------~------...... --. -. YllW °' TNI &.Alli -OM.,,.. cowsa Roncho San Joaquin townhoml' w1lh a sercn view or th~ lokt> tm tht> ~olr course. H erc's ttn immacula t <' comforwbl~ und runc:uonul 2 bt-droom w•u1 den home that ha l't.>l lo tw perfect tor ~omtonc May~ you. ~t $1~.000. U~ l()Ut: ti()M S REAL TORS • 675·6000 thJ1"llwS. HHt"llwS. Hrw1",_S. .._...Fof-5* Monc!Y•OCtobefe. 1979 DAILYPtLOT Q •••••••••• ............. •••••• ••• • • ••••••• ••••• •••••• ••• .............. ••••••••••• •••••••••••• ..;.;;..;.;;;,L;..-;.;.;.;.;;.....;.;.-.. __________ ..... ~...;;;..;;.o,_..-..;_ ........ , ... ClllllMIM 1024..... 1044.,... 1044 ..._..,.,.We HowMt'-W. Hr•n,_.19 .................................... ,.. ................................................................................................... . .... fl,.' ... '•• 1001 ....................... ~HIW ....SUUPOtMf A to&ally dehan tl&ftom bnm• with 1ourm~t lutdwn. b.tlt()Q)' 1•m1• room and fu.ll llMI Jacuw 1n .. umptl'OU• rn•1ter balb, all •bou.oclin" w 1\b LIASIOf'TIC* s..p..r aw. 2be Eaaa.ldtt h ome Corner lut ~-JeoMSmi 1STOllY l.A>vely 4 8drrn. 2 baths per locauoo. Corner lot with R V acct11 Owner-II movlna out ot atate SUNSET R.E ~.., AYTM. IUILD•S Raoln for 10 •pCa or 1 Coock.9. rm.ooo IALIO.....wPORT aA&.n '7M 170 id.Id oak appointmenll ---------nu; BEST Olf ··rut: .-OLJllT tor MaU. WI.I °'*' lllli I ·Story Mu.ft C:AU. '44-J2 I I Ta.tefully ~raWd one bedroom c.oodo. E 'S\de Co.ta Mesa. $72.000 Mary J11nk. R eallo1 63111* BEAUTIFUL IRYINE Confused by all these ads., Ranch Rea lty andtot Woodbridge Realty can sh<. w you nny one of over a Hundn-d listed homes in Irvine. Don 'l waste ltme trying to decide which ad sounds the best ONE CALL DOES IT All RANCH / WOODlllDGE REALTY REALTY 551-2000 551.3000 THE EXPERTS ON IRYINE PROP£RTY .... ,.,...... '°" ~ leedt 106' ...,._,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• Re~ll1:l l~Ht ·.1lty I 1d11 f{1".1ll' lll1 1q· • .• ' '111, 33n VIA LIDO, N.8 • IUUTHIU&. 4 Br. 4 ba. POOL " •P•· .xtr• lr& lot. Harbor Vtew lbnc9 Pondloo. Dlrtln1 tm. Family room , Playrm $269.900 fee. 1M.S Port Stanbope Pl. Owner. 11i8-t389. Pfst & SUr Duplex Z bdrm. Neor t4IWPOIT UNCH Spaclou• Uvln1, ~.000 eq.ft. 4 BR1• 2 S. bome. 1Arge lanwy rm. over· k)oldng PCJOl --9P9. a ftN' prqe + carporbl. 800 aq.ft . 1uu c. boua,t~ mainirice.nt y•rd wllh vuiet.y cl frull t.r~ on one acre In N Beach. Prin. only. Alen&. call 0.. Lacberunyer, eG-9580 With 3 bdrma . 2 baths; wat.er & shops. $170.000 all for 1-Utan ~.000 assume Call llllS-321S8 . 411DROOM $139.500 IWre floor plan localed tn the bea utifull y ptaimed fmly communi ty o( Newport Shorel'l Comm pool. C'lubhoose & tennis . Juat luted. 646-7711 He wpof't HMts An nqulalte. panoramic THI AU,.S • Vl(ffrllfol both city btbta & Very Jae. 4 Bdrm., 1 the eovercbani111g ocean b a l h • a 1 r c o o J awai.t you ln tbls three townbome; red. t• bedroom . three bath S158,500. Best oppe>f"tunl· home. protes.s1onally de ,., ....... _ L.Jr oorated m earth tones. "I• ... ....,.r mariu: ... Al luxunous u the view r~~~Brok~~e~r,~64().~~5560~~~ 1!1. this home com pie , - men ls 1t with many touches or elegance Walls of f(Jas:.. a hah atnum. bll·in wet bar. all DOLL HOUSE O\amung immac 3 Br. 2Ba on Udo. pnced ri&bl 1298.000. Agt. 61S.li5' ----------electn c lutchen 1nclud Mftsa de.I Mar 4 br, 2 bu, '"'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!l!!!!!I Carollla .. M• I 022 pat.lo, &arden, fr trees, = ••••••••••••••••••••• •• SllM,000 Ownr 540-3033 2443 East Cown Highway, Corona del Mar t W"4• •odt I 040 *MO QUAUFYIMG • HORTHWOODS Only $10,000 talu: over fant.asllc option oo 3 Hfl mg a micro-wave ove n. pelJO w1c-over & m11n· t.enance rree landscilp1ng allow you letsure lime to (:fijOY 1l dll or '>hare 1t with rnendl.. S359.~ BLUFFS BEST BUY 3.Br, 2Ba, pool, 1reat toe S1Z7 .000. IW0-8146 \\ I ·"'I I 1 '\ TAYLOR CO IU.:\l.T()l{S ... 1111 ·1· l ~M JASMINE CREEK SPECIAL! LOVEl. Y OCEAN VIEW! S2SO.OOO Fee lund and a perf t•ct home for ,1 couple. Bri~ht rooms & each with a view. Als o view of beauliful g recnh(•lt with trees. plants & long walks. 2 Large bt·drm:-.. dc. .. n. formal <fining rm & 2 b;.1ths. Tl•nnis C'l~. poob. :-.p.1s & 2 1 hour scl'Urily _g ua rdl'd gatt• WESLEY H. TAYLOR CO., REAL TORS 21 I I SOI\ JooqYin Hilli Rood MEWrORT CENTER. H.B. 644·49 I 0 *BEAUTIFUL BAYFRONT CONDO Spacious Md pri•at• 2 Bdrm plus den Clllld 3 baths. Lush int•rior gont.n atrium plus patio OM WATER. I oat 11ip a•aUobM. Subtnlt c:r-eatin flJIClftc:ing SMCh GI a.aM option, COfttroct or 1 S585,000 WATERFRONT HOMES Inc. :?11~ W Coo'' H19'11A..11, Nt-wport B.-"' h 631-1400 11\Vl'stor's duple x + 2 jtoot.I rent e ls, pool. rrpks charm. ~.000 Pnncrpals only &40 499'J ---- Re:.1dence t-income Oct!al\lnde of hwy G II rtoben.wn. H.ltr, 675 0562 S. Of HICJhway 3 DR. 2 Ba, owners umt with 1 RR rental Com er locat1on $240,000. O wnr agt. 675 5688. t.i5-8XJO Uivcly 3 Br College Prk hume, w on't la ~t· ~.500 3541 Pnncelon Dr. 545-~ SELL OR TRADE?? 2 Cute home& on Jrge lot. Prune Easts1de location Own <'r w i ll h e lp w 'f111.am:111g. fo'or this or other good value:. call 6'&,S. 7221 BY OWNER! ,...~ • c~.~~e~5h~~~~ '-l'f llU 2J mmplctf'IY rl'm(Xklt!d :! c;..,., 'l &. ~·par.itc dtnini.: r m fCTJ ! • -.olld <lak noor:.. II.! l'Ur We-stcliff Realty rwr lol w achl on µoll·n l1;,I t o c·rt•Jl t• a - panoranuc ocean & llJ) S7500 DOWM ''cw New µlumbmg & Jppl1ancc.. $214.500 NO QUALIFYING' bi!>-1164, work 96:1 7Ml!l. 3 Bdrm. family rm. I ba. John frpk Take OYer ~1Jy CostoMesa 1024 mcnls. Call anytime. .••.•....•..••....•••.. ~. MESA VERDE POOL HOME 'nus bl!aut1ful homl' i~ located near lhl· Mc~<.1 Verde Coontry Club ll features. 3 Jjdrm:.. nt:w carpet.mg thruout, ctnd a large pool. l"or un <ip po1ntment to lil.'C cHll 546-SlB> -~.-HERITAGE R f Al TOF<S Veterans: 54l-0800 EASTSIOE 4-PLEX Townhouse~tyle. walk lo shopping. Great. area. super buy! Only S20$,000. Call~9\6l 1/2°/o Loan~~~~~~ MEW Um~ Available Spltcloua 3 bedroom Me5a Verde home with entry, living room w1lb l'BtMS! THMS! Great terms' Huge UP· graded 3 bdrm. 2 story on quiet cul.de-s a c. In· veston delight · enter· ta1ner's dream' Call now. 54.5-9'91 MINI EST A TE! alr1lJm and f ireplace. dining area. family room. modern country kit c hen . Patio . <,prinkler!.. Vet:.. r(• --M-+-c~T 'V7\ Ta:incrn ~o to $100,000. llurr} • $114,900 liKR. C.:<i ll Real r.i-tale --- ••••••••••••••••••••••• SHAIP-SHARf'! LoolLs like a model. 3 Hedrm. 2 bath home Best school d1~tr1ct. Only SlO'l.500. Park Place.Inc ij(2·74trl RACH BEAUTY Walk to ocean. 4br. 2ba, $127 ,SOO . Own er 213·432 ·7728 , aft. b 964-2140. BY OWNER 5Br 21-,Ba. form 0 H . F H Low ma int yt•nt hClnll' t!QWlY lO lake over low 7 5"~ lo 11n on th1;, 4 bedroom home with JI' prox. 2100 SQ ft F.ntry. dirunJ( room. large fom1 ly room. 2 f1repldCC'\ St·l on pool :.i.red Jot with l'"v l' r t> 11 p u t 1 o .1 n cl 11pnnkler.. Clo'>c to ten ru~. b1kt-lralb Owner PARK PLACE exe<· homt-Wool laM 1-'"e. 4 bd .. ram rm .. & Owner 5-tl-O'llO bonus rm A C • .ireat "' 1---------· :.umable loan. $165.000 Call F r ed G 1b11uo . 5619-!MOO l:i~~I~ 1048 ..•.................... CAUF. ClASSIC 180 dt-g ~h1H• watrr view. nr bl-11t•h :; Bdrm. J•, ba +lfl'n "bl lot Orw •.l ,1 kind S'1fl0 fl(l(J 1., .1 '>tea I SI IJ() IJOO rl rn• n t:a:.' lt-rm l1 W..,l-.ll ( • .. 1 1 r ,, , ,, ,, 11 1 -; 14 JU~ 35Hl or 4:1J 421i W.A.LKTO BEACH (.II 1°.Jrl \U, 2 '>l.) .I UH . f.1rn rm . 2• 2 l1J , fir•· ptl, pJrqut•t r1 -. , '''JI 11o•Jfk .. boµ ... tud 1u rm ~tlUlll'r~. -.Jiff ~loJ!>'• "l:orth l'nd lcw J\ rarl! bu' at '215.IXJIJ' · M.c.,.,1011 RcJlty •1!;4 0731 EMERALD BAY LOT 673 b63-t l'RESTIGE TOWN HOME Muc h '""~ht d rlf· r Newport Tt·rra<·e Onl> one Ilk .. 1t 011 lhl' m.1 rkl'l Sharp• Pn1·1>d tn sell' I Lurry ' sc, '14111 BK H IA.CJ( IAY ESTA.TE Pvt 2 S J C'rt· 4•,lJU' w h: hou.w. 2 gu1..,l hou"'"· 11, '>tall lw1r-.1· IJJrn. hui.:•· rnlm~ nnl< IJ' t 1111 J ~1""!111111·., 11J11r11 m.1~•0111 1 1·111 \ u•w 111 th!' H,11 I. BJ) 111 h I 1111h1 .q1111i: JfJllU/llJ" ( 11111.t~I .11111 t-1 J lllll'r'> ,._1 • I I 7~l llO, ch .1 1 :ilit Jilli,.,'" ... krul 816 CANYON ~'<'t.:al'tll;1r •:r1lf 4 •1ur.,,. ,...,1;,t4• tl(X1J 11 II I tu •• lldrm,. 'l , ti.1lh' "•1111 JJld '>J)J SI .1!1:1 4)(WJ THE STARNES CO. 640-5711 Me-wport Hill• 1lu.s pnvat.e world give~ )W 4 !>~131 rt-ellng Of ~:·unl)' :.<1 you c.tn cnJOY an ocean v 1cw . I us h lan11'cap1n~ & commun1 ty 1'<.CJI:. & tl·nni-. CTtS Your luxunou'>I)' ap pr.1inted thn't' lx'<lroom two &on1> hdlf liath horn£• .,.,11 all11w you <'arPfre<o l''r'('Utl\4' ll\lnj! Y•'I )OU Jrt· c:lci:-1· to -..imt-.. r tht· f1n1">t '>l10pp1111? in So <~1hf & th•· ,11rport f•1r \uU I I t,lllo J\ \,\1•1•kn11'> ~1·1 10 1 .ti ~;!'h1un hi.ind 111 IA~•i:.n f'IJ.w ~ 759-9221 ASSUME 9.75°0 ~!Cl.I FF. I bed rm.:! hath. :! pJl11l' '>hJrµ• f'JlnCk 631 12$> UDOISLE . Spacious master suite Large oversz lot. Ben pnced home on Island. b7~Agt___ __ 1076 ....................... Harbor Eatat.es 4 bdr. 2'-'.t ba panoramic ocean view Slfll.000 1-496·1840 1010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• DO IT MOW This one :.ells IL'>elf. (I J BR + 2 RH duplex on uo H 4 lut SI o.ooo do wn. AJTI>. won l la'll loni; al S.~ t:Hll toI TAR8B.L -· WOOOSIUDGE 3 Br suo.ooo s Br Slli.000 eooua.........,., DH 0 J Dedrm, pl an L townhocne. Really !Julrp! Earth tone colors. $1 l!J.900. Call l<'red Gibson. 631-1286 REALTORS OH THE WA.TU \Br condo. lofl. cntrl air, f!l?I /\ssu ma bll' I ua n "'Princ(;O]y.-:qr 551"" 41;82 ~v~ OCEANFRONT HEWPORT HEIGHTS New Modul .. r T~ pt• Chdrminj! '>Pat11.u ... l I~. pvt commun•l)" !>I.Ory. J Udrm. f<tm1ly. 2 bchs. 34 hr M>Cunly. ~room. lar~e llvinit sub-lett1n1t OK . From room. llllJlsle" :i.u1tt• w1lh 138.900. Treasure lsland 2 decka and 1pac1oui. Moblle Home Pk, 30801 mlmJred ~ Wa rms So. C.t Hwy. L.aawaa WlllOda. llf\ck and MOIW. =~ R .111.P . \TU ~ ll decer....,. ..,_ 9'0&, Ybr det_a.lho HU ----~1'~1 EM£RALD BAY VJElW I 4br. 4be pnv. pool •lft>a. t90.000. Al(t. S5t·fl04.2 ~-HERITAGE . • REALTORS WOUl.D YOU BB.JIVE j~~~~~~- HAUOtlVIEW HOMES 3333 W <.:oa .. tHwy :-.-n 645-4646 -----UASl/Of'TION 3 BR 2 Ba. Newport Shor~ homt' S7'J5 per - 11111 Sl.ZS.00 ~ 7m T_.. fOfO ••••••••••••••••••••••• lo Laeuna Beach. JU.!tt bstlod, 3 Bdrm. 2 ba lh fanuly home Large yard room for pool Malure trees X!nt ne1~hbortiood clcist> to schools Hu rf) onJh1, ooe for 139,500 S Adrm ''Somcrwt Plan" LEASEOrTIOH 111· x t 1 o i: r 1.·" n h l' I t l..al'lle 41>< • • Xe<' home· C U S T 0 M Y 11 ~ Uc0Jut1lulh deC'oralt·d SlO.IUlfnf"l )rOptlubuy HOME ~~~vnt 'llVlltr.f.-4&1.~~.ul.-LU:.XJ.Dljt:._L..:..~--.,.._ ...... ~~ A. A~ IJrge ~,.rd .t11d poul plu~ home feat ure11 ~ RED BARN INCLUDED 3 Bedroom + pool + horse stalls. Gourmet kitchen & country living! Muc h. much more'! Call 673·85SO ~li.ll Dana Point I 026 Woodbridge town home u~~IP€l SclW.!iOOrn<:ludm~IJnd Bdrms. 4 bathll. ; ~IlG~ fireplaces. 1ndoo1 HILLSIDE RETREAT Prime Newport Beach h illside retreat. Massive sin~le sto ry, mini mansion overlooks tranquil hillside selling. Iron gated walkway to dblc door & cerami c li le <.•nlr v Cathedral and beamed c·c>1lin,g~. · 2 fplcs. secluded mastc>r suit e hosts peaceful view!! 2 Patio:-.. :J ca r garage & muc h. much m o r e! Owne r anxious . call now' fi73·8550 l PRIVATE BEACHES! Fabulous Cameo Shores. PRIME Corona del Mar location with 180 deg. ocean view ! Cath e dral ceilings. Game room. 4 Bedrms. Lowest priced view home in Cameo Shores. Don't hes itate. call fast. 67~·8550. WHITE WATER VIEW 3 Bedrm. 3 story bungalow with private beach. Made for lovers of the sea!! Financing available. Call now (or extra details. 673·8550 &73-8550 .. --~~4llA-l! f.,tf <o . Tltaf ltrlrigt1lng Word Gom• with o Chuckle -... -~-._.,. ""1 CUT I. l'OUAN •............... ol .... ._ ~ _... ... .... '° ,_ ._ Mple _. •ODLEG w .. " ••ken t"9 .-out 01 o ... Now II we could only oe1 ;,...---~~~-.,1 ttMI -out of oil •. .~ .... ~~ ...... ~ Ml#lo Ill ,.._,,..,..._4 L-.£....o&.....i. ..... L-""--' 'IV" ... loo ,_ ""',.... .3 ~ TAfUIEll. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Viii. Green Windflow!'r. 3 4119 2000 . CJll Dann) lhlih •••r W[ WANT TO at.Mum. air cond'ng Ell: MARIMIT A Ar. 500.000. By Ownl0r ;1ppt Lo ~e·· th~l' n4'"" tt'fl!,1 w u..-.1' of wood arnd -· PRICERB>UCED Selleri. mouvatcu. Btfl l!(l' 5 bd. 2 ba Uc!.! an•.1 Ill l:o:.ta MC-.J 963 5671 Heal E.\1 <ill• 9.4°/o Loan Mesa Verde Rant·h '>tyle 4 lworoom or J f:>(odroom .inrt d4 n horn" with tcrr<.111.0 trll' entry. builtm k ll 1 hr·n ~lone f1rl'plan• 1 .. 1 r~:1• ~100 lot with c·ovcn:d pa tio , s pnnkler-. l '"l' your pret.ent hunw t>quJ ty lo Utke over low 9 4'7. loan . W o o t la:.l' $129,900. BKH. <.;all 54G-lra> 11IABBL. --· COSTA MESA "4 HCIUMI °" I Lot LOWEST PRI C fo; 10 Oista Mesa. Only to·~ down. owe. /\)way!> rented. World Real Estate 556-7777 .......... 5 BR + den + FacnUy Rm + Formal dinlna +3 car garage + 2 patios + balcony a nd other amenities. Asking only $1.35.000 SCOTT ltEALTY 53j:.'fffJ OAK GLEN Diatlncllve new 2 bedroom. 2~ ba COD· domlnlu.a11. t97 ,990. 2Sll!lden Ave, C.M. S pl'c lal'ular hilltop h•Jme>. ~l2 3206 !>Q fl llno,,c LO Manna. !Wlva IW & <.:allc La Pn ma .. era $1(!;,000 lo S215.UOO 1!31 3540. 4!fl-4006 81dr SuJ)l•r OC.'C'iln Yll'W & n11t· hlh Tn levt!I. 220<1:-q. ft l.J>W finuncing Sacrif1ct· SIW.<XXJ f.t>t-0190 ~Oftlead1 1040 ............•••••...•.. LAHDMA.RK wit h prwl & !>PJ J bedrmc,, 2 baths. fum1ly are.i N1l·e rrrmt & rear yard Park l'l.icf',lill' IW2·7461 PARTY PLACE P ool t spa, fir e p1t. gazebo. den & fmly rm l.4:c ma&tr plu.-. J more. 2 full bulhs. super patio. Totally upgraded w/bll· ins lhruoul. 963-5671 EXECUTIVE HOME Elegant 2 s tory with pool Hugl' master bdrm, sunken living room. fOl"mal dining, gourmet kitchen. Palos Verdes ftreplace with botanical --1 lf nrnmftilJ!mm 962·4411 r.:n ·8103 IYTHISEA Must see this near new 4 bedrm. 2~ ba, with lgc Cam rm 4c formal din rm Parts P~746l MODOWNV.A & LOW DOWN FHA V«a c.U ror complete ln· formallon concernln& VA loana, CA.I V el Loa.na ar ntA Is how they work. Ask I.II. s.'MMl57 l ~'!-:.' ... , ~~. cue 1ard. ca1btnew ~J~I baft.. P,950 2931 Ptm· --y ••••n b1 . 556• 1218 . N 0 ----------NJDn'S. Ofl8' HOUSI 311r0ondo2Yn old W·tlde Oct.l /1t11!14 cloH to bch. p . p . Be•ut. decor nome 3 BR, •14I0.9*U05 1.,.. Ba, den, Uv rm, 'Pie, Wua&.ey, l1e kltch. WeJI 9r,iv.Jla2.tor7twnbM, liaP.t 1.-d. ModCll perf. auumabll 1'4 '.\ $tl,00t. Prine only. m.an er 'Jlllll'JTT.1'2 71' .. NJ 5.51 5746 UY OW~t:ll -\ 1t"tnr1J 11 .. ung-. SHOW Off ltl..r..-..-. H1-cl~ood deck1nic Bcb. vt>ry mo<h·rn. ocn ROGERS' REALTY new dt-<·or thruout Arni OranS(clrt.'<'. a 1 r crmd 1 l. :I BH delilchcd h ~<' $91,000 64S-tn76 onr 'bk r View. 38r. 2 ,R.1. be op 67J..23 I I Uu.' ranti.'\t~ 'bt-droom. i:, mned for hor...es t'111 t.100, $1!19.~ 0 11ont·r .11.'l 41 ~ bath e-;tau.• with 1t -. ~ info<·all !">4h--~I Heal E.-;t<.11t· ARETIREE1S DREAM Rlght oo the 12th 1: rcen in Rancho San Joa· quin You '11 fmd lb1s San Jouqwn model with J paUo.... air oondll.iontna and sumptuous up grades Hurry 1l won 'l last long 494-4931 t u mmJnd •nit 'tl'"" u l OCEANVIEW!! Ht<k H.n F1-.h1nn LOIJllllG Hills I 050 I l.rnd & · mnunl .11n., fo'orn'<l 'JI•" l.1• 1111·•· I h!I 3 h.i. $!'.1.'"l l~~I ( IW \' (.lwrwr f111.i1H tn" C:.rll l•JI .......•........•••..•. Ll'1surr WcrrlJ. c;,1ll' 11 l'anoram11 '11•w . :lrd noor \ 111.1 "1ut•\ .• :!hr :!ba. ~ vi1:1 1\ l' .1lt 7pm 1052 SJS.VOO :!nil \-.<;u m1· •k•Wrb jJ~~l>il Qntu9'21 Ht; \I TOH~ !!:Li_ Jlf . ····:::=bl··:·~;:•••• ---------Mewpori Cet1ter ...,._,_ " -· IRREPLACEA.ILE 640-5357 Fairway fo:I '°ll1J(u<'I :11>r DUPLEX 5234.000 (.'u~tom H\'all' i70-!ri77 I Ut"l rm ..! li J l h .I ---------1.i.:drm .: ti.it h. , 11 t'<lll & 1067 ....•..........•....... Hy Ownrr Ht•du1·1•'1 $149,SOO t'in1'llcra condo l'nd unit. ~ 1 ... w. la kt• l!Olfcourse & mtn.-. 2 Br l1 Ba. frt>le. upl(rad~ ptwih bJ} \ ll'llo !IJIU l.IOIJ toNES Ill <\I.I Y 1"1(. I~ I H-1'.> ('arpe\ & tile, lo down r (714) 673·6?10 l will carry 2nd Opn Ilse .__ __ ;..__ ___ __. Sun I 5. 979 6422 or 644-2465 -------- 3 Br, 2 bu. uvtotr1i&dl'd \'lew. 4 yr~ uld Nl•w rrpll. $11~.500 ~ 494!! eves t .. wpon leoch I 069 ••••••••••••••••••••••• A1ft' $5000 Down .. er. 2 Ba. dining rm J v Co .. 631-0000 CAll RIGHT NOW! WA.THFROHT fo~tr;i lge rorner duµl<'X 10 xlnl 1·ond Moonn~ ·" .11 li111lt• Sp<:ctat·ular \ll'w Appt o".!l s~.uuo. *Cote Realty & In Vt'Sl-ntflll 640·S777 HARIORVIEW ASSUMABLE LOAM L.,..IHdt 1041 ....,.. .. CICh 1041 Tilt• pnce & term'> 01 lt•rrn on th.-. h1~hl) up 1traded ScaVtl'W :1H1 home Jrl' utterly I Jll \asllc:' Th•~ homl• ha ... Ol"W paint & t•pts thruc•ut. French dr.:. lcullin.i out '>ldl' to a nl!wly pro fess1on111l y lndi.t:pd paradise. Bnck floors in 'l;u quahrymg. no µt~ & 1111 Juan fl't.'S Lo intt-rcs t 1st TD can be i.ssumt'd (1f1 tJus 2 i.ty. 4 Bit, 2~2 ba & family rm "Palermo" Upgr11d~s 1n clrl :.pa, skyllte, custm shutters lhruoul. f'rncb door& in fam rm, ISiand kttcb & IU'l ldnl 'decnr. Shows eit· tmtlieb' weU. Very de· ........ , .....•........ ············•·····•···· ~HERITAGE REALTORS CUSTOM QUALITY ~perb quahly in lhlt C"l.t>tom John Lyttle hoau ll\ Pf'e.llRIOUS CastlC~Jh .irea Wall<.. of g lass oper \o sparkling PoOI unt seclud('() terrace in • acre yard Luxunou ho m <' fcctt ur ~s 'lt'J)arale master swtc:. 31-a bath. central air separate family and din mg rooms. beamed ce1I ings and much more Perfe<tlOf"I '°' S249.000. ltlJiilat 1mi E . rrntsr. TUS'TtN 73J.3U •••••••••••••••••••••• 1101 •••••••••••••••••••••• uve IM llVIME New lS36 sq ft 19~t Lancer. All extras. ! "'Ibe Groves", Sbowo 11C1Pt. only. cau oow °' all details. CSJ 80H ' lrlU4.2l Bkr. the entry & kit. Many, Many more xlraJt Cull Jim l'iondcr!. for an appt t.oduy 17l417!'>:!·1107 dys . 1 714 1 Sii i 5787 evcs1wknds Pnn only. aarabl• l~atlon across •·--------from greenbelt, 1 blk to r 48 Coldwe.11 Ban.~er SPECTACUU.lt OCIA.M AHD COASnlHI YllWS Recently remodel•d. this homl' Is perfect as a weekend rctreut. 2 bedrooms. d(•n. recreationa l room. 3 baths &. a 3 car gar al{c. ft 1s located In one of the very best locations in Dana Point on a street to s treet lot, within wa l kin~ distance Lo th~ beach. Sl97.SOO. 496· 7222 831·0836 ~ Th,.. Monerch lay ptua .";w Legune Miguel aJtt ___ _ h DDlilRT' AM0""8 Must sell 3 Ddrm bom1• on quiet cul d~·i1lc hv ""wtwalls o( glass look!. ont.o pool sz yard <.:ozy den w/frplc Oreakfa11l nn+olR«. Seller wtnt.s romtnl.lll PoOI walk to Anderson &:hi on a no· thru•tramc !'ltreet Yet• simple land Own<'r -ma C11tt,)'-llod T-0 SZ39.500 Mii offers presented. l•--------Sl1UOO. IOUGMT AMOTHll Npt flt.a. R2. Cute 2 story rott•«• on corner lot. Room for addition. SW.500 IOUCtHT AMOTHEI 2 ltory 3 BR home 1U lot Ill &ht Mac:h. Reduced to lll2.'90. JOAN HOWE • , ........ ,. Ul-21ll ~UST1MG lJIW .,.., ....... yard. Remodelfd ltttchen. 4 8drmt, and tamlly room.. Eutbhdfl Call for bftnnalioft '° ... 64J..l200 •EXCITING• Pull Out ft Tr1ller1tn1 Ut. ttDVtTOa. Dbl wl4' 20x 4 S S&900 Renaluante II P .._YllALTY ..,.,. UNf'JS.C.W. ~ ...... ~ ........ int. • ba. (rpl. 2 cu 11!: • N 8r, Z be..i !ftl&.a. TSL lnVllml.I ou-UI03 11 DILUll UMfT$ PIUMB EASTSIO£. CM z&dr .. ndl. 111E ST AMNt!S CO. ...,.S1ll --- ..-..oaT llACH Duplex on Pt•ntn, 6 IAYMOMT i bdrm, 2 belh In 1uper b-aUon avail now for .,.,,.,... ,...,taJ • mo. &.lilbury Rull m4lOo c;;;.,,... , 22 ~------...................... . ~ ~. ':~if!--:n·~ lia t.-. 2 1>11. frptc. ptt , ~·-• bJ ... • nearUi 1~ sq. ft. a.ett.. ....,,,... z ... So. ol ttwy, Avau ~ n4 . t. bt "' lut mo + -C~YON ~It.~ rno. &11 o.torft lot ap~ 1081\ _ptmation OO 7t00. on 10H cour•~ f) Jlllminc!C~k secunty. O..rwe>W. Pnn. OnJy pool», kruus. :J br, 2\-t ba, '7»0717 lftd urut, Phm tJ. hJ&hly ..._.. I....&.. ,.. __ ......_a l.IPIP'llded on grnbll Lse t a c. __......,, $1.ln). &4()..471W t!V_C. _ ...... 2400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOILIASE •Smo.JI lbr, yard, ullJ pd . Adults $395. No pets 759-0017 Of' 833 8974 --- New executive beach Drive by Ill Vla Udo Nord. Lee 2 Bdrm, a ba widen & patio. W751mo yrty. home, avail. 11/1/79. ~ Wat.etfro11t Homes br. 2'h ~. famtly rm. 3 6:fl·l400 car garaie & Jacuzzi. ~~~~~~~~~I Gardener tncl. Walk to -..: beach. SISO ibo. or leaae. 21881 Summerw1nd. 911:)..WI or 7~ as k rocauu. Z.SI'ORY. 3Br, dio & ram Almost ..., acre. 2 BR. I ..., ba home. tugh beam celJ. in&s. rrp1c. Back Bay. Room for boal or RV. 157Smo. s.&m1. rm. fplc. ref's. Lease. OH WATH ............... ~.., --. ... ~ ..... -. .......... ,,, .. --.. ··-···· a.eb apt. 1 Jl• ~-" lie. JM eDl. ,.-tr·1. Ht1. ao am ·a. 1 qwet reep ldlL tr::IS/mol7~ BAYrRONT $300 yrly. •ml •ludlo. hotplate. rdri&, W1I pd. f'n.3800 C.-.. M9' J722 .... ................... So. d Rwy, lBr. frpk. == uW pd. I edit C....MIM )714 ....................... CMAOIOIO ALLtrrlUTlt:S PAJD Compare before you rent. Custom design feawrw; Covered paUo 4t New furniture . ~ ldtchen with an- direct U(11lina, separate diNn& area. full lenith marble pu.llinao in bath. ~bedrooms. ~. ntrTOUnded with plus h landscapin1. ADULT UVING AT IT'S DESI'! .... ..... ,, .... c_., . ............ lllr dale to ~. f1'5.14r1 Z8dnn Dpb. lba. tuadk. •• "50/9'0, ·~;s~1~ atO¥e. ~ri M).4QIO. lAMIJ 2 Br. ~~~-REALTO~ __. 2 ba. frpk, Adil 28r. oPeO beamed ot hwy • .._ e1i1iftp Wvout IOU ot • oceu I.Ide ~175-1197 So. d Hwy, 1IOOd, no pet.a, Ssi mo. : ,,,,_eves _ • ..... h'plc 2 BR. t be. • paUo. aoo . •1 . Daya: Dmer.w 3126 Eve.; 115·7 m..8»1· Chuck. • ..................... . New • ....,l IR.2~ BA. walk to be many xtraa "~ j ODem vi.. 2br, 2wbll. , r, 1 ba vu UiDOlq. ft. Deck, 2 car m D y ' l:i 1,Y1' old. Ref. Reqd . acb. many. Mo *'4'78B . Sl200/mo. -· Marcia m.o.Agt. 2br. lbe frplc blk to beach. or J a Y · 2 BR. Clean, like new. e.Jcony. D/W, Garage. . balcony. 2 SB>lmo. 545-l9ll area. teOO. 7 Gar. Lndry IW ... •IHdl 3140 52·1828 ·-···················· .C.OZy lbr. frplc. paUo.1-----~--· UUl pd. Ad pda. 7»0217 w~~4:0 •llDHIE* C....Mne ............ 3124 6A11D1 APT. • •••••••••• • Nwpt Shn avail. All amenlttea. Pre.enUy leueci. Tum·key opera· tton Property mtmt avail. STMllU, BKR New ! bedroom 2 both home. Mission t.akeii Country Club, Colr tenna·pooJ Beau UC ully land1ca~~. no maw tenanc.e nrd. COSTA M ESA »wide, adlll. spa<.'t' rTnt $115. (SS3SS I $22. SOO J4WS22-d0 ... +-&-.,-w 9m0Clubhouse Hd. FANTASTIC :JOOchq. fl. Ocean Vu Jbr. den, 3bu. frplc, scp guest qurts rm lot' boat1trlr. Gardnr in· cl Ava.a.I. 11 l. 673-5646 Ji\.SMINECREEK Ocean view 2br, den. tonoaJ dln rm, 2 frptCi. ~Mo. 640-1212 Agt. l&!S-BolUUe: 963·78111 &c Beaut.. 2 Bdrm & den. 968-TI19. L1e p atio . vie w ~per 3 br. 2 ba bse. bag. ~~~ lse. PrHl!ge gar, walk to bcb. ~ Waterfront Homes NO PETS 2 Bdrm ru.rnasbed M20 ~ Wesl Wilson · 1714 .1642. 1971 HAAl'TS LAMAHC LarJe, I =· Adul .2"l bd prden u . Oshwhr, g.ar .... bbq . Pd. T78 Scotl • encl POol. Gu 21r.Adllhollly Jpcda ow.ed car port • pMioapta .. BBQ's daae to lwy• 4t bctlS walk lo ahol>Pin1. VlllW --... Desert Hot Spnn&b mo. Call Ancty SJ6. 7330 6.11.1.00 SUS CA.SIT AS Pt ecz.5073: 6'5-.5111 l l.AKEFOIHT J•t bstf!d 2 beauurul hMw:s under 135,000! 3..., S,.d•m .. Ille.._ 2J.3.31~Tl ,. i11rty .... -.... ,~~~~~~~~ ....._ 3244 OCEANFRONT 2 BR. up· f\im lbr apt Sl7S &i up. 2 Bdrm•. l bath apt. 5. mo. Gu 17111 Q ........ , di 911 Cal -rMuu OilfofStat. 2 BR. l ba. frt. hse, Pauo. ....................... per WUl W /3rd Sly SUD· deck +huge 2ndaly patio deck, spa. wahr/dryr. microwave. new crpts ~ drpa " ear lncld 'd. $875 Encl. &ar. AdulU, DO Adlllll. S37 .. w..,. ' C.QA AC. 2 3Br. 2Ba. niceal J11111k In Orange County. c:· a I I ·l o d a y ! fw """tloH. c.11 ,... •rtt 2600 oew i>alnt & cpl. So. of UNYenityPri peta. 2110 Newport Bl. :i073. paid. gu. 847·6064 . •=et-•••d• 5e-'968 ----751-177$ ••9' for ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hwy.LH1475.6'fS·l22S 1bree2 bdrm TwnbsH tn ~t6·J l 349) Bkr. . Beaut bm. 2.8 ac. l yr okt. bor v · llills " BR 3 Br, 2"a ba, Vancouver, IJas' 1ew . ,. . 12 uoi&I. MGdtcn, Q% vac Wash. G-62·~-eve$ aft t~ ba, fam rm. All new 3 Bdrm, 2 ba Gant,n hcue. Very clean. S.S15. 67Ul92. mo.yearly. l ............ J740 ....................... SMAIL BEACH HOTEL 1m.all corn :rln. P'rom Mission. M20. 10~ m24t6 • _ .. ,..~MT f"" Xlnt for out of tow· n 7pm. ·~ llOO IPl>lJances. Lrg ~d. Xlnl -.....nrftv .... .,., · loc. $1200 mo. Bkr. llNTALS 2BJl +d;2ba .... , .. S650 WATERFRONT 3 BR. % be bocne oo Ch~nnel ln- dds sllp for pwr boat up to ~'. Dbl gar + xtra Roo(D w1kltc b S200. -----SHARP. beach l . 2 &c 3 Bil frplc. dabwar. gar & • palios. No pets. 960·~~ i.iucadia dbl. w ide. ~.Synd,ctc. WaltJ.to. Share Big Sky Montana &40-5U2. 3 BR, 2 ba ....... $525/675 Witboul Sl&S. Couple or MESA rtNlS retJnd onJy. ~3011. Bach. s:e.1 Stnall. secure park, all Ocean ~i<kil beciM:b ·home Good s portS loca· ---------ocean view. Sl9,500. comm, Asking $32,000 lion Callsu.«124 eo.taMno 3224 • 43f.8797 res .. 744.os&O. per unit. Rea't Properties · · -••••••••••••••••••••• 4 ~~ba ..••.•.•... $675 2 BR; 2 ba ..••....•.. S:iOO San Clemente Pf'ka. llJllO mo. t.,..leecit 1741 KIO. Pool. br S360 2 br Jacuzzi. gas losed gar avail BBQ. c 1.Dvely aU adult, no pelJi, • 12.&3 Br apU. 6200 Ed-• in&«'. HB MM8l9 . 7tM2119 Syste ms. 714-729-3059. ON THE BEACH IN Eastelije Entertainers ---------1 434-4576. MAUI. 1 BR cond. furn DelJgbt, 3br l~ba. many ~for Sde 1200 12 lwo uruts, 'roo:n w/ant.lqoes. lnclds auto. a,me n, kids. no pets. ••••••••••••••••••••••• for 6 addlliooal units. r ec (a c i J • N r go If· Avail 9/1. ~-631..(M96. DIAMOMDIAR ''. 181 ACIES llDUCID. FROM SS.000.000 -TO 13.000.000 Zoned RI · Freeway Close Desperate -must sell! ~.549-7991 1300 •.•..•................. Primt Apartmrnt$ Jfi urnt l'Urnµlt·x Tt-rrn ... availahlt' Po~1t 1vt· l.,1..,h flow S8b5.000 ,,gt•nt. &'n-~) 20C3; 2CM9 Wallace, Costa $185.000. 71.:7sa-GI04 or write for free ~ochure IODSJPIT'!OIC Mesa. Gross $53.2*> yr. R R k /0 "" .. ~·oE da ·~ I b 5145.000 dh. Ba lance yan •r ar • c o:.n.;>10>a r.unf r se>.ooo Of'I con\ract. 20 Chaney, 666 h ont St.. tnplex. ms. 2 ~· ~uplex yr sub-ordination Prin. Lahaina. Hawaii, 98761 lt85.642-2510or~ &mL 13SOO me. sta-2000 EASTS.DI ___ R_ENT __ A_L...___ ..,,..._ -''~ • .. • ' •· • •Br. 2 Ba, ~e back yan1. .....•.•........••..... ~ INCOME PROPERTY ._...,_.shed Jd.ol cond. rly .00. Call From S39,900. Modola r •••••••••••••••••• ••• •• Bent 646-._n_1_1 ___ _ Type Homes, 24 secunty. lc6oa ltlcmtd JI 06 New 3 br house. No pets. 3 PVl beaches. pool " •••••••••••-•••••••••• no children. $4SO mo. pLer. Treasu.re Isle Pk. 38>1 Pac1f1c Cst Hwy, IAYFltOMT 979-3376. Lagun& Beh RM.P . 2 bdnn.2bathan super KIDS 19CTS0k <714 149'J l579 locauoo. Ava1I now for 1• .. , . winter rental. $900 mo F.N,l'SIOE darling 2 br 1 l l SH.lff.WO, $11 000 yr 1n ('•HTW Ownr Wiii r1n l'n n 11111 v n:11 <15f.11 16 UNITS Sa.lli;bury Healty 673·fi!IOll & garagt' $445. l br dupl Ol5 00 2510 or 646·~.\li T.ARANTaLO & LEE Pndc of ownl·r~h1p ~car beach in llunlmgton. All ~Loh/ urut.:. have rrp1c·,. Only 5 ON WATEH WI NTJ-:H RENTAL Ext•1t ing 3 Bdrm. family rm. d1111ng rm and :.latn('d gl;i''I windo w:.. Moorin g available $1000 1 m o wurt.er. Sal.is bury R ca I ly. 3 Br. 211 Ila t·ond11. :! .,Lory 2 tllr gur. l)<.101. lt'nru~ $57!'> 54G 11:11 1 Ur. w/w crpt:., drp:,. tllCI palJo area. S250 mo. 6'2·2'64 6738IO ••. <:"fflh 1500 yrs old. Owoe.r lll'Utli ..._.••••••••••••••••'A QUICk sa'e Will carry. Gude C lot •UM. ocean· fi.oaoclAa wr.¥>li' flo;ti' at IDBA~PEJU view. P acific View bnlytW.tnier~Ca br 2 Ba.f'!l. tit/. P'.P. ==•al Pk. <2 13 l tlll'f.---'_t-'tn~ ~~otar .. lall c:...;:;;.,;=.:rc_1.i _____ 14~-..... --+_ HO ll6oo rm••• 3101 lr•rtv 1600 33.13 W Coast Hwy, NB ..................... .. ... •••••••••••. •••••••• 645-6646 Steps lo bay beach. 3 br. 2 ba, frplr. garage O>mpl •SPARKLING * rWTI Lovely rea1dent1al NEW. 6 UNITS area Avail now to Junl' 2 BP hOuA. wtw or-pt&. 4' tbiJa, Mm WU.00. • .s:JSO mo~. I" t •. 8eaut.afu1'J br. 2 INi.(lOndo , 1300 sq. fl: fllcl. ~vered patio, garage, $460. mo Clubhse & pool. 156 Brook.ll.ne 838-80H6 LGE 2 br home. cpl.\. ~lv. refng, fn<·d yd i:ar. adlt.<.. $310 mo fM 9flOO SMAU COM'l I LDG Near Newport &>1:1ch C1 ty Hall. llu1> i.ome park ing Ownl!r will t'Jrry loan with 29', do~n Sl:.l.000 Very allract1ve 1nMde & L5lh S62S mo Cur yrly 11111 l..ar"e units f'our J rental $8 2~ mo I h 1213>476 nlll •:'i1ce 2 Rr. no kid:. l>t'h Bdrm. J ba & l Wti 2 1987 Wt.'!llm1 ~ler ,\ q · 1100 ••e,••••••••••••••••••• u 4MEWUHITS Bdrm. 1 ba u111b with pvt ,. __ ..L..J M-3122 3 ...,.., J ~ Ullr'I -~7 • ....,.,_ -pat1<.t> U.'>l_l.'.!IID"""' ............... .,. ...-. • a.n • .......... • • • • • • • • ~xcCl arcd, runvto'm ent 1 ________ _ Lo rrwy Al..SO olht-r'> Ill xlot rental area Don·1 delay. c all t.oduy 979-5370 · ALLSTATE Jhr. lua. with .. mall ~•lie yard$400Mo 6(2 6131 Lovely 3 br. 2 ba., dhl. garage 2097 Sanla Ana. 1525 Owner <2l3)!>4 1-6196 . ---- DLX TWNHSE·Unlv. Park 38r. 2~Ba. 2 car garqe, eJec dr opnr . PoOI. & sauna 1700 mo lse. 642·~ dys. ~-9020 eves. -------For Lease New 2br. Con Of) w pool, t(>flOI~. j 3(', l'tt· .\lu i.l Sl•t•' 21J-!al 1395 I Ur Oranl(('lret> l·ondo on ~trt'am. Pool. ll•n111~. Jar . upgraded No Pt-~ ~mo 644-0355 Uruv. Pk. Terr 2 br. 2 ba. frplc. couatry kitrh. Nr pool. SS5(). 552-7896 1\utJ~Sr.2 &.~lion •. Call~ JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 4 Br. fam rm. frml d1n rm. tunJCNS rm. 2 ba. dble p;r, $'150 mo AvaU. Oct 10. IG.lkWJ. Harbor View J Br 2 Ba. many UPJrades, view. ~.Oard tnc ~I. 3 er. 2 be. walk t.o beach. PoOI. l.eanJ.s L\2S Adlll ta. no pets 6.11 ·3088 11..Uf'FS. poo'. Bay Vlt'W lrg 4br 2°"ba fam. rm end unit $900 mo Bkr 644-0134 IN WESTC LIFf 3 HH. 3 Ha . eountry loll'ht'fl, lun w l1Jt .and I BR bath perft'11 frlf' in l;iw or hvc• in !J Mu h·,1w OKat~m<> UNIQUE HOMES ......... 67S-6000 SPYCLASS-Octan view. 48r: QISO mo. yrl)'. 6'.5-0111I ------BLUFPS3Br. ZS.. poal. pmio, great k>c. SS&5 mo ~46 UHTALS 2br .. I ba ~ L« 3 BR 2 ba, frplc. rur $650 yard, trffS. qu1~t Npl S5!Y.>·S675 lb ~.67~1225 2br .. 2i,.;ba 2 br + 0 ,2ba J br ,2ba 4 br . 3b<1 Jbr. 2' 'lba :'\:pt Tnrarc- O>ndo ll.lghly upi:rJdl't.f W lovely patio Com m po o l ... auna . & Jar S550w )r l:.e !\o ~ro; i;.:n nnmr a ppl MEWPORT SHORES 3 BR. 2 ba. yearly. pool & 1cnn1~ pri v ·., $1150 6T.Hll45. °' 67~ ....................... LAGUNA BEACH MTR CNN. MUt serv . color 1V. hea~ pool. l!llJ. 4714149'·~. 91S No . CoutHwy. BH.uL dttoraled. maid Hf'Vl~. pool, util. 18$ wtl..498-mT are.dront PnvalC sandy C'OVe Zbr. dttll. lrple. 8011&.o .... 1 -Oceanfront 2 br S52S W\nt.er only 1 br 1425. yr - ty. uni ax. SM-0321 AduJts. no petl'I 26$0 541HM7 Harla Av•. ---- ~2 b . p r apts Pam•· ool & Play· nd.ance WHt H Maple . p'CUK1 Su Apls . at IQ.1J51or ... , .. .. _ 2be MWu ~ CGU>eettn& gar. No Pets. l$2S ~~ 2 ea. db vu. acllu. no redwed to 12115 dMt.les Older cpl r:--: ~ prdd~ -Q\armm& bar b . nr bch -J er 2 Ba. u pper. nr OCC ~t . paint & pets I 040 0 ~ ~~'7983 L 'W pd No pet.s 1 Ret;p empklyed adult 494~ Mewporl leoctt 3769 ....................... WE HAVE YLU.L Y & WIHTU UNTALS T....,RnerY.ticMtl associated lj, . " , . , .. ... ' . t• I THE :I "GOOD LIFE" YE AR-ROUND F\JM - New c ar paper So \'alenc.'13 &chl-lor n ''"' l!r~Jt E Jt1on S21S~• , • ., "3'7 r,. M '1d1· 1•1 1· 7~1131 t'\ Ouplt"t un 0 1 :! Br ll. 1'.J 'lt .. 1d1· l!J r • 11!1· p\I dn 11m · l hllcl ) ard C:on:.1 pet MOO Bk r O"' n L'J II -0318 °' John <..:orvue 63 I 5'Sl-ll2J ~--- 2 Br. I ~ ba i.-iucho typt' . JM ~ bllnll. ~·y decof-• Ct'JJU • d.rps • poof• j.161.llld. 19'11 llap~. DtO .......... i.iow.-Jtw. 2ba. Mesa cS.I Mar area M25 No pets 7SHU6 llACHWOOO ArTS 2tJr 2bii s:llC>. t b r S31 s. ~.962-1800 . 2 Br. 2 Ba, nr new. Adults, No Peta. fplc. I M1 bch. yard. qwel. S390. mo. 1112 Newmtll. ..... l'5 ----.----t llr. walk.Jo beacb. S'l75 nD> Cal I Aody. $.16.7330 •NEAJUPOINTS -2 br. I ba. 12!16 .. S200 depoiitt. 2 k>dr. <* No pets. Ca II Bob at 847 2396 or io direct to 7fi71 Commodore Cirrlc •3.H B 2 & 3 bdrm Townhou:.•"> !\t'W dl'lulw adult l'Om ph·x !-M·<·urtl). tenn1'.'>. wa 221f.! II··~:. < ·, r• h- ~ m 1 SPACIOUS APAITM8fr$ ~y 1. ;i "3 en rroca l300 &Muam&ac •· tenn!a. volleyWI, um. rfff'ea- t 1on rooms + other amenities IUltittgton West 6401 Warner al t:;dwarru. UL~Tl :'llGTON Bl::ACll 142-0629 M Wl·r-Dlifi( 'lJOwn o-. n- ~a 2 BH 1 Ba . S360 .!. BR 2 Ba. M2S 3 HR 2 BA. SSOO No peu. ~36~. ~ 2 BR w 1ar .. no pets. 619 A. Hartford '350. 962-8766 That you can gtil fi rst ------.--user rights on, near ma in ~iness <.stock broken1 "large banka) dlslnct or REALTORS OCEAHVIEW CamooShores. Sparkling pool. 3 br. ~ ba. complete ly rurn. Walk to pvt beach. Avail now· 'lil June 1. 1980.'$1800 mb Ry owner . Da vid 1213 )638..1381 . 2 Br. aduJLs. no pet.a. $390, lsl & last + $150 stcur. 667253 DHrfWcl To.,._ 2 Bd.., 2 car gar. Ideal for worldns c pJ. $500/mo. Fred GibllQo. '31·12.166 w..wy SpKlab S296 studio furn.,..... SD> Balboa l br furn M50 2br le.kb pets. ,~ ll50 3br duplex nr bch ~per 1 br. poot 1•ra1e. frpk. trees. Adu!U. S28S 8ellll&l: 142·525_1_.__ __ Sa(1ta Ana .. Park Place.Inc 842·7461 B Y OWNER -Sa n oemeot.e 6 uruta Sl .eos + mo. ~.ooo. 20~ On. owe.. 496-2980: 831-2822 xmw. Coast Hwy, NB 645-6646 IMYISTOIS 8 • I llDIOOMS yery c loae to Dis · These 8 units xlnl condition. to tell at suo.ooo. iYKW'.7 . .,..l!Ol L1~!13QIN15i inu Real llltat.e ONEOR80TH 2 adJ<>lnl~g JO·pte.x.es ElTa,011rea Assume l0-"4%rinancini ''Z" RJ~ 494-8811 2br. 2~ LIPt¥J' duplex. Avail. ,flid Nov,·March. Resp acllts. '600. 673-3415 c:o.ta MeM l IZ4 ....................... l BR duplex, adults. no pets. UtU paid. except e&ec .. ~mo + S150 sec dep.~. ' i..,.. INcli 3141 ·······~··············· <kea.nf'ront. winter rental, • pvt beach. pool. 2 be. 2 ba. nolads-peta. ~3579 Oceanfront mnthly ren· l.als $350. RMP 499-3'79 Mau cMJ Mar. leue. 4 BR. 2 ba . 1625 mo . 9113-5'183. a Br. 1 ba. small. mo/mo. \l1il. pe.ld. $350. Ad ulll only' 6'T.M804 .... , ..... l 2l' ... , ...........•....... O~duplex, view, 2 br. l •HOMEFINDERS• 557-0822 Newport Terrac e . l REALTORS bednn..J bath. Beaut. de· c.orated. Pool / Jac11n1 ........ .._. 3241 m>tmo. '7S2·95.51 ······-··············· 1•1• S100. Blue Laeoon Villa S. O.•• 6 Priv 8clL. Pools lenn. -·-•••••••••••••••••• 213-~. '714-499-2520 3 BR, 2 1>11. fncd yard. tn pnme San Clemente Joe SSSO mo ~81 ·2048 or 4f.IG.2SM. ba. sundeck. garage. North end; 2 BR. 1 ~ ba. dsh~. frptc. No pets. Olarmlna! S700Mo. Ulll. pd. 1500 mo . Oteanrn»ntcondo: 2 Br, 1 (1)661-3879 an er 6 or ba .• furn. $12.00mo. f\lll ocean vtew. 4br. Jba. Q)48S.1602days. Portafl.na. 3 BR 4t den. 3 fam rm. ~Mo. Before ·~· '°'"' '7141 6'5-0!>50 Newport leach/So. 1700 16th SI a J21.2 ba. L«e. family home. 8:30am or aft 7prn .. !~ .. ••••••••••••••• llOO Month I _49&-0071~--------t ---------tfOMES FOR RENT 3 Arch Bay, ocean v ew. 5-NAM 1210 Spacious beautllully furn. tOove• JI 161"1 17141 64?·8170 J Or 4 Br. Priced from 2 B~::i·fi{'° ~S<>c. ••••••••••••••••••••••• apt. Over&oolting wa.ler. Newport 9"dl 31 6' tm-sses. Fncd yan1 &c 4M-Un m-.t~t New aduJts only. 2 BR. 2 1115.67~9177 ••••••••••••••••••••••• gara.ces. Families bt coodo. $5o2S yeafly .OCEANFRQNT. Fabulous home wilh all decorator amenities. 4 Bdrm. View. Fabulous luxury furniflh ~11gs . s;!(XX)/mo. Winter, · On Peninsula. Only 11teps t.o beach. 2 Bdrm. l b1:1. fWll. tliSOJmo. Winter. Waterlronl Homes 631 ·1400 please, klds Ii pets Oceanfront on pvt point. Walk lo So. Coast Plaza. Super View. 3 BR. 2 BA welcome. Call 964·2:MWI or Fantastic view. I Bdrm. Days. 549·4454, eves· r p 1 c . 17 ~ o / m o . !118-2971. All no fee. 165()/moyrly. 499-2227 675-8475 21J·llBS-602t -~------~ tWlsq• leCldt 3240 3br. 3ba. D.R .. mull level 38r. 28a Condo, kids OK. Very ruce t br ocearuronl ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ocean & whitewater nr So <A>Msl Plaza. uUI apt, dtw & aar. $400 mo. Elegant 2 bdrm, fam. rm view. $750Mo. 494-4714. pd, !IM-4.126. Wint.er. A1ao l br 137S yr. & den. <S182Stmol. Plush 640-se88 ~ 1 yr old. 4 br. ly 673-6964 belore9 pm . crptg, 2\.li ba cedar 4'c ~eanview , Norlhend. Cam rm, 2 be. earthtone I aJUB. 5 bib to ocean. ""' nds . I er. uUJ. pd. SJOO. Adu t.s. Obj car pvt gar , fu.lly walk to bcb, 4Br 2Ba. Clllt&. new la capang. no pets AJsounfurn. 2421 ma.lnL yd. Adult.#, no DR/PR 975. 494-4127. l650 mo. 645-3239 E. 16t.bSt. NB~l801 peta. lnquire at 527 18th New large I br on beach. Wut J 1tw l2H ~ Jbr, 2ba, fprlc. St. 714-98().6.131. Furnturuurn. All applna. ••-••••••••••••••••••• ~. gar. wlit avail. bo trl 91910or499-3806 HOMES FOR RENT now. WI June I. 2914 W. 5 Sbr . 3ba. at or r 3 or 4 br. Priced from Oceanfront. N.B Call WIMTB RBfT A&. SCOI' e. f725Mo. 4br. ocean aide. No. end F _.. n1 " 1675 per mot, up , ~ epm.831-6.509 DB.FP+atudio &aar. Se5&osse5. n~~ya 2 13 ·3ll ·S4 l 7 or Lncludes ocea front , l Calt 9329 garages . F a milie s TI4..e4&20SI bayfrool ar. IUlcla pro-• 3Jk.3'4ba. Nearbeacbt, · -plHae. k1d1 ., pets ---....;....---- 1 - 7 - 7 - 6 pertles Cl/I pr. fprlc. 1undee11. welcome. Call 9&t·2S'6or S.O••• · q . a.t'• req'd. Avail. IJC£AN Vl£W IJ73.2'Tl.Aat.noree. ••••••••••••••••••••••• BURR W HIH REAL TOfL INC 67S..4610 HU DSON BAY REA LTY . LTD. I 'J f •S• • l'toV MUI. 9e0·7090 or CJOM to downtown. 4 Can• ';' 1 OCEAN VIEW apt.a. S3SO 531-791 uk for Lloda bedioom. a bath, maids. U.Mwl•d 3425 ~·w4:;.,~ty~~~720 Plante. $1200. mo. Century 21 ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• JOGTOIUCH NewportCenter.6'0-S3S7 3 BR. DOOi. c.::·.-htl_._ ... ._..:: J81t al. Pt& ffolM, ~Mis 3210 -·*'°' !fl ~ c1a.1n,. fl'plc. 0111. ....................... Mt peta. ... Call ..................... _ dbl• 1ar. tnnl•.1 1\V --r 1 d'"' ..-.~ .._. I • -01 ator.,e. VIila Padr1c. air, 'ue ll> c, •le. ut ' 71 I I -.7 32 Ver de Ma r . 1ar. avail lmmed . r..a • d --··-••••••••••••••• Mm/mo, Ut:: --MJ--0171Doa .. ....... _ ........... 2bl. f-1A -ts " ~ _._ --•••••••••••••• -· "'""'to~·r -, w.t-3267 ..... ..... 1706 dr111 100 ... OC!b. -j BR; "1p1u, wJUi 1ar. -·•••••• .. ••••••••••••• •••• ee.epe to bey. S700Mo . f350/mo. Sec+laat mo. • " ........ ••••••••• llon to llon. 541 Btlboa 1.Df1ortda. M>-2854 3 :>r:.~~:~m IAYMOMf Pmn.S..-or75Nle a bdrm. + den, 2 ba .. fam. .. -. l"Dcd yard Ir Vtq .1ar9t d.-.X apt. lJllr -Bach S2SS. UtJI • Uv. rm .. flrtp)ace uraau. Famlllu •· , Bdrm, I baUi. Incl. Winter. 40• E . prO/. J•nd1cai>•· IP•· pleHe.~ ll:ld1 • J>tU lau~ r m, ur~rt. S.Jboe.t75-310l af't.4. bMuUlul paUO, ra..~r ~. CaU Mt·2Sfe or _. ~ pol&lblt> inti. I mile to 1-tlt, """'"·"'-·'°'"· Alaal-..n · 28rl!pt, i.t•l•tt~cJelD· ... &o perk • HbMla. 1~~!!!~~~~11n1.. t61G1D0.11Mllt ..., .... New l bdrm. 2 a... Coodo: 1-: • • .._ ha1uary featw-.e. 1119'•.;,= oppl•• • a.cb.uwlt~ ':'..~ WAHT ACTIOWf. =.-...... eecuri'1. ....... U.. Detty It.•· _. •· ..... OMltf9d Adi~ lllll'ClllttlMlll. ... Ml. _,A .. , ...... £asu1de I br unfurn. ~. S2:8S mo. Call afte r 4pn 64S-682S Dup&ex 2 br. fenced yd, 2 BIL 1 ba. patio. f11>lc. d1h w1r, wah rtdry ~ soil car pr. ..... -------~-- lktl --twt1 r Ja42 ••••••••••••••••••••••• air. a.. pool, Jae. sauna. temls. SSOOMo IMz-5053 ~--~--------I..arp waterfront COftClo w/boat slip. Delllxe " I mmac . 11200 m o . Btc*er, daya 992·2S41; ews IM6-81&3. duld. pet ok. S36S mo. l.mJll-._... 3141 SlOOdepostl 642·0857 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Br. 2"2 ba. 2 frpk s. ram rm. d1nJng rm. 2 car 1araie. No pets. S600. 673-1780 ()(' S48-6S87. m>. 2 Br. adults. no pets. Pool. paUo. J2S.J 17th Place. s.4()..(>130. 646-5137. after llam Mella Verde 2 BR. lower. 1..1.rge 2 br, frpk. deck. qwet, waJk to beach & TOWTr 1'ltu1ts. tn> -peb. S5QS. twlt' Investments. 1nc. 497 · 1187 I Br. !leCluded, Old Top of World area. Avail t0119. S2liO + utd. No children oc '*"· 494-~ adhs. no pet.s. $3$0/mo. Mlwp0111Nd1 ll6t ~~ ...................... . Lovely 2 Bdrm. I bllth. prqe. Mature cple. no ~-s.m. l72 E. 20th. 9wp, clean 2 BR. l ba, bltns. 2 yr old 4·plex. w. side IOds OK. no peu. $375. 645·7479 eves Ir wknds. 3 BR. 2 ba. frplc. 2·car pr. 2078 • E Oanlen Ln. ,MIC NIWPOIT Bac h ol on. I or 2 Bldrooms 6 Townhouaea f\"omm&~ Spectacular 1pa. total recre&tlef\ pro1ram. social procram. 7 POOis, 8 tem.Ul cour\I, At rashion bland. Jamboree le San JOllQW1 lWJa Road. C714)'44-lt00 546-5357.642·1422. 2"3 Bdrms O<'eanfront EVILL£.. dup lexes. Yearly . ''THE s '1Ml12 Bk.r 2llr w11ar. Adlll. new ---------eJW ...... bllnr. htCcl ~rota )'II.._ pd, GMlJO. -per -.. waflll'D. lCIO' 3Sll "B"S.....AuUSO trcun ocean. 20 1 E . WAI.LAO£ sr APTS Balboa. l'or _,. lnlo 21NfWaUaceSl cal.IReutaat sa.1'707 Newtl' dec'Ot'atf!d, bu,rt OCIAal'IOMT c:eW.ap. J llr, I ba, $770. No depoUta reqd, Cbild .... a. •tollb. v.-11. <*.no,.... -...11 ,.,.., 3c.,.1ar.11• ..;;.;;,:~:;,,;;,;;;;_;,,,,;.,;,._ ___ , TSl.Mlmt ..... LAROI: IWU&r>' 2 br. 2 ba, Incl. rtfrii, bltna at 1u. OM THI llACH •• mo. ~. DO pee.a, Bid, ldldl, bl&b, utU pd. Sierra VlUa1e. 114 !. HoM1 Ap9. -YrlY • •St.MMIJ7. -.. lll • IMt. Jiol-W. ~t7M1M. 1--------~--..,..~ ... ~119'-....-c------.. -------------------------~ .... ~ .. -............ -...... ... ~ .... ~ .............. -.4fo -........ _ .. -•• -- • • • • • • -., ~.,.-..-. ,...,. ,..._....._,. _____ _..............,...; • ....,. y-.-.. ry-... ...,.,.,...,., .,..., ..--• #" ,,.. ..... -... DAIL. Y pt\.OT •alag • .. ,.. ....................... ISSIAM ~palr • a.roof. Alt" typ••·atiro1rea Qll&Qm Palatln• roclubakes·COmPO-t•r. ft'eet.lt.S)'tpar. ,.,._ •t, ~14830 P'Ul.t a..etrt.a.wa •·tfrl Avail. - !rt1 ,.,, , .. o:.:r~ ..,. ........ ....., ~.!.!e.f.!~!~..... wv ... c:-• s..e.,/Mloullw -l'M~• .. ••••--.. CllltC... ~ P!:l'ERSPAINTlNG IM/Est. ~ ftt. Lie --••• .. •-••••-•..,. Or\uway1•rarkl•I ~•tu L""••t _..._............... 0., . I it r • ii For ftcellence ln Expr'd. ReH Rates. ,..1.Guar. Refa. Ted. Expert Dreaam•kllll a .. •=•l'CW°111 ~~ ... ·-,.Newport D•~ .Care taM.acaplaa. Oeor1e hMecluo•0 1: Cle&nlnc Free f!at. Call Gene 17~or•H• · AlterttiaDa. Cstm ..,..,... -t • .....-fl .,nl!9_ c..r. ~H l\.\/up. lllMILMl-1072 Unllmited.MW?21. THUt.ulfORD ~ PAINTING r.mt6Hlaa'1.Mf.73ZZ -• Ul'd. Plu1ed pro1ra m. IDS. a.ZAN makes lt ~lwolw --LAWN ..... lwl. GI 8 b J .. .W ALLPAIMTIM6 Free&t 20ynesp. T•wl1l1• .... MY ~ 1--....... •-••••-••••••• ..;..;;....,;;;;-..______ ........ clean··-. Hm. ac .• apt•. ..._ ... _._ .... _ c.11 Lany 14'7-0l!M. .. .................. . -.. W :::::.i..· .. -C I .. -....-. ..,.... ~~arz ............ ••••••••••• ·~ .. ,.,....,,v -W. • ,._ Ai e, S I 6 ..... dML • bllulUa&. "2-9'01 Extlm lnt$37S ,... Q.ARENCE'S 'IV. Z1 Yft' 1•c.a:.--.. ~ <lllof' Wi41111111"; WM ....................... Houw.Leaalq, profess. ~a lf:8ma~OfJ~i ....................... e•per . Days. eve•); "'"'"" -.,._._ ...... __ .. ""'---JAOOllSCONCAET! MA 11&.At compl ... A """obi .,._ W Prat. -~•R ... Eirt Ir Int. C D 1 ........... -95 + ~7·109I • d!Mft._a~ -1 ... ..-:'~!'."'0:-vl OONSTaUC'nON ~-•••••••••••••• ~~ .,...,, •• · ......-v. e care more. mrtfl6.~rat.es. Free ustom e1 gn wood .....-.~. · ~ ,.. L • _, _ _. -" ,,.,._~ ... ~ ~feac1--1rroof· Qu1hfied penoooel to Lied/bod. 7$9·0323. petJe> coven Is decks T~ 81_•11· ff .. t . e rm IUA. «*t-110. di Ortw:waya • .__ as ~ .. ._ NrVe10U-Jmrd SSZ-0105 ?Sl.567 est. S1S-C'780. 538-4113 .___ """ ' _...., ,,., .-.••&-..U .. au.ar el.Im pet CMlor. ,... ... nsz toosmt. Papa · ··-q~. 567· ... ll all .. •••-••••••• .. •• ..... , . ,.... -1-1•.,... •11pr .131.QN ~,, « l tlme service. L• A1r .. •1 Paiotlng. INTt EXT. 8Pm FREEtriaJleuoo .,, ..: • ~ ~:._~-"'a,J,,.' Qoeat1ve maeoory, COO· naq --g·~--· Neal. honest. reas .. 12 -...... .. --t--..1-1-...~e..A.i ..... , I ..,.. _ .. uv...--• 1 Hoale ,._ .. 1-eJec:lri aJ Vacan\S our s~iaJty. -·••••••••••••••••• ..._-, ,..._..llK'U ........ ,... o s• 51l4l01 . • erete, pat o coven. ~ ._... c • Walls, wiod.ows, stm La-~·cape. irr1gatloo. yrs. up. Lac'd Dave -r ., ma.this French. tntO..L&.. ._............ decb Ir fHen ot all umblo!, odd jobs . ..... -~ .... -.............. . AIL Al Law; ..... ~ 8iabop'1 Estnctton kiod1. S•rious. Lac rl'CIGIHble. 8'2·9178 aft carpet cSeamna. 24 br dnup. reu 10 YR eaper. IMAGP..SBY IKE W •w a.a I ;--r ~,. wtUa, etc.. ~ Qeaftilal. C\ean ~ Doua. 646 0161 S. service. Free esL Boo-u c 4 bonded. N«boru ~1aJ~commerc1al WE'RESPEClALISTS .................... .. SaveNoilrcaHtn-1.. _,. J Br boale ..,, s Br -~--· ------........_ dedo~SSZ-OYDU~S 5.'ll-11Gcir897·2.1162 .-vu I ..,.,,,,.. est. Reas CALL642-Ga« QiUece atudeo&s, window .. A s I • ._._, 1"U.I ., I "'" rllla. 6'75-91591. 673-0737 R .d O ; ......... V pot C eanlng, • ··-_.................... ttn1wrr ....... ;a.,.r wuhiJl&, efU /st.ore• --•••••••••••••••• ~ =j ~1dd. ·-:•••••••••••••••••• OCCStuclien~ 1 Ton truck. Hause as &et. cleanin&. ••••-••••••••••••••••• PaUll.lal 4 Restoration. ··-·••••••••••••••••• Xlot work. 642·5449, DIVORC.S BY MAIL ,..._...,, v · ELECTRJClAN·Prlced Trub, tree tnm. Dan &UoY detail work. Over Brickwork. Small jobs. "Par EJ1cellance", st . Ne.atpetehes &tt"Xtures ~645-.::.....m2.:.:..:. _____ _ ruu.,tona..i. $10. e • ......_ niht·free eaUmate on tG-3221&. ~~~~~~~ Newport. Calta Mesa • Hc /inatrds . Richard .-EST. 193-1419 P\ad what Y<MI want in ~Lepl.MZ-5100 .., • .., 1ar1eor1ma1Jjobs. lrvtoe.675-ll7Seves. Sinor.SJ&..~ " ., 1 Daily PUotClasslfieds. -·-•••••••••••••••••• lie. •331254 673-o359 Sktplotder, dump truck, Cleanups oo rentals lses • • •' • lledkare t1Pial or bank Sandwich Espress will ~·ha..'!!_.!~• ynt aps, empties. Fr~ esi: B~ bpll~~.~ sto_~~· Wallptper hanging. fast --••••••••••••••••••• t&atements. reuooable dn!ls-'-.vournex'tparty 11.gb quality resid, com· ...... im&e.-...·"""1 ,_Coocily.Call64S-9868 ............. ..,...,,.,, W&1.,., •serv\C!e,qualitywortt. Le Remodeling. copper re · -... ·1 •-l d I · ""5 etc Dave 54.5-4440 ~. 714-536-2350 ..._byJane493-7413bfr-crewel w/"411 speciaJty m ... n . w rang a t Hauling, c leanups. · · pipe., leak detection & DO YOU ·~ OFFER A SERVICE?.' Let the public know wilt: an ad in the Dally Pilot Service Directory. It can cost you as little as Sl.89 ~ day. For more in· formation and complete rat.es call 642-S6'78. . 9:30am/aft7pm. caterin1. 3 lo,catioas. Jowimt coei. Tom or Joel driveway removals. t._.WffilMJ ..._.... WAl.U'APBING 5eWll!t' locat.tng. Top llcat ....... ....._ Clll~TOU8-4PM ~ \rimming.SSi-8271 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• Quality work. Eves Plumblng,$37·3l94 __ _ --·-•••• .. 0 -••0 • c.-.t/COllC,... f"oanllico/TUe Ho11111dlmin9 Mktg exec recently re· 83l·l085. Looldng ror a home of Sealrtl)', fire, health & _, ....... ••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• -••••••••••••••••••••• located in CM would like Get.~~le~~~ss. Ex t / r n t pa 1 n t & your own? You'll fiod emer~y ~yste"¥ for ~menl work·All types ~ramlcTile Want a REALLY CLEAN to hou&esit for family. freeesL84().&ll3 wallpaper. Qual WOTk , maoy homes advert1Kd )IOUI' home or business. Uc'd Contractor #38018!> Qitries, baths, counter HOUSE? Call Gingham Preler home nr ocean. ---reas. Free t!st. Steve for sale an Classified tnie.est..MZ.-7288 &tUCor~. tops. BU167~ Girl. Freeest.&U-Sl23 S4&-s:b&3Mon·Fri. Sell Idle items 642·5678 M7-C281 everyday. 1--------• ....................... Seawilll r.-e New ua bdrm luxury adult apt.s in 14 plans from $3$0, 2 bdrm townhouses rrom $$00 + pools. tennis, waterfaJls, ponds! Gas for cooking & bating paid. From San ~ Frwy drive North on Beach to McFadden \bes> West on McFadden to Suwiod Vllla1e. (714 *'3-5198. 4000 ....................... Boom• /kitchenette m week It up. S..97~ ~ Qa\ rum. pvt rm /Ba. kitchen ........ pr. pool. leo· •au. tm. IC·lMS ¥1¢• ..... 4ZIG Ama•c••M'i/ 5005 P'w1a ... / Pat• .. , 5350 Paw11 .. , 5350 HllpWcmhd 7100 Lott&~ ..................................................................... Seml·ret1red gen. contr desires assoc w /local gen. contr. Can furn some capital. 646-761S ••••••••••••••••••••••• WANTED: Female l o ~g12.1n~MASSAGE Ac~Clrtf share expenses of 2 wecll &bJame-LJc Ma~~eur .. ~~ bl I k 5100 staymTablt.1,0t>c22to OutcalJ9-ll.494 ~111 n.:u.,paya ecer .ex· J S h C 11 8 _ _ _ _ penenced 1n processing an l · a arry MICL.NU 1 ll!'S vendor'!. invoices. OP U\ 979-1017 _ , _ _ _ ~ put & codlnl(. Must be ........................ Small Hide·Away Ofl1cc. Only $rl0/per moolh. Va · cant. 325 No. Broadway. Santa Ana. Historical Bldg. For more Wo call Sam Warren S$8-6878 or Renata 556-TlfJ'1 C:OIQNA oa MAR Deluxe olfiee, USO mo. Realonomics 67~00 2901 Lafayette, N.B. StMC or office space; 1200 Sq. n. Sll8>mo. B. Gnmdy RJlr ~~ P a rtner needed t o purchase and help man.age property. Good income & tax shell4!r . In some cases. no down payment r eq 'd. Ray. ~-5.'lll. 700sq. ft. s pace avail. POl&~Sl. Npt. Bch. ~toLM 5025 S27Smo. Call Robbie -·•••••••••••••••••••• :ws-07S7 or 64$-0221 Newport Near Post Ofc. Modem 502 sq ft store or ore. 2630 Avon·C 213/ 477·7001 SWIH(W,LOAHS and Newport Beach ofc/apt. Commercial space. or . Cannery sectk>o fice. shop, retail& hobby. 2Dd Trust Deed Loans on residefltial property CUst.omized to meet yaur~! R.E.DEPT. 67S-49l2 Broker Sll>Mo. 548-7249 SANTIAGO IANK 3 room suite, bath & kitcb, 1~~~71~4~ttm~·~5200~~~ $tOO mo. 561 W. 19\b, I · C.M. Call Jack eves. ~. PENNY PINCHER ADS ONLY $2 Sell any 1tf'm or rom· butatJon of 1t<•mi; few J7S Of' lt>SS with J Penny Pincher Ad 3 lines fO( 2 consecutive da)'ll Ell<"h addluonal line 1s 60'" for the 2 days Charae 11 • No<'ommert'1;il ads For more Information and lo pl aloe your ad nll 642-5678 *LORI'S* WE'RE•l OPEN24hrs DAILY ~9820 836-0104 A French Ot>llght LEMAN DE LARUE ESCORTS ~HRS ~9820 836-0104 ---------Splri .......... 181.5 S. EJ Ca rruno Re al Sanetemeate: Fully he. For Appl.~~·~ Great Co ... _, OUTCAU 2'hrs &U-0180 __ MC[!l_SA·_ COV&tilti. •'5J.0771. .. HrOlllall Swritt ···--· ..... Pll&U.W......_ .... ... ..._... J c.GoMld•a&••l ~.o. •s U4!. N.8.1121G. --------..,,... RITE ISCOl'f SlaYICE HIS& ... S •OukaU • will.lng to work flexible llA.'f-2AM 835-3749 hrs Exct'llent fran~e benefits Corporate Of PREGNANT" Caring. face in Anaheim Stadium coofldenual couru.t•hng & area. Call for appt 9.12 referral Abortion. JdOP· onJ>:_ 714_'.~:5020. ~Uy lJon & keepulg APCAR E S47 2563 --------Tnrnf 5450 ....................... Sall to Greece. fo'emalc- crew wanted t.o share fun. adveotur~. chorel>. ~·, <2131594~ 't::= ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~Ii I t wctlow 7005 ....................... ACCOUNTING CLERK Rapwily growing inlema· uonaJ rompany seeks en lhus1ast1c. self ·start1nfe U'ldlv1dual for position iq A('C()Ullllng Department 1n corporate he ad quarters in Irvine. Good typi n g & 1 0 Ile)' capab1ht1es required. Excellent opportunity for advan~ment. out·' 3 Free t.eonls lessons. llMldm& compeosallon & Dick Bradlee Tenn•s benefits an a pleaa•t ~-~CTJ.1~-• ~D& envlroncnen -JllllaW J II 1971 Coatael Penona --• ...._E.O.E • • • • • • • " t ' • • .. ~-'\t\ wodm18t,.,.,.,. ~a. AC~ -D1ftE~01'1-.• waads. Work out of Urvan Home Loans. i..., bome. £4•pped ""'th n.auona largest hom IBM t7pewrl ter fl loan bro«erage firm Ninleo diet.... eqwp.. Seeb &Octi viduaJ w ltl'9t- 1Dftll-C:.U.y IJ.3·1185 deed"' llC«k ~ _llon __ t1!" !!'1..: 8:!' to 5... exper. lcw Investment HlfpW_... 7100 ~.:.::::*~.~ ....................... --..t-;;".-=.•~.,,~oe_l_Q_ U»Z Be WliflllOlAll~-+t.a.Jlkl£..JID.-ftpier:d re.iS.H.li ~ ss o~rator wanted . NEWPO«T llACH 3000 rt. 1000 rt office space. quiet lite Indus. area. No auU>motlve or fiberglasiog. 645·3323 ..... SI.oms Avail for any purpose. Sl0.000 to Sl0.000,000. Ca II R.D. Roubian. 67$-9979. ....................... ........ Mn 972-9904 24 ... s llO'lW 11\b St, Santa Ana MASSA&! G9dlR OfficH dys. BUSINESS LOANS Any AmL Any Pu rp<ise 2nd T.D. 's 842-045$ FOUND ADS ARE FREE ca11: RGUUMODkS ESCORTS OUTCAU. ONLY O.,....--.hr 611-2140 GOU>IHGflll Single s tory. prof. Sbup 4550 center. 2850 Mesa Verde ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dr E. C.M. 847-11844. FOR RENT: 11 ,1766q ft NEWPORT CENTER ·• vacant land ava\I for MONEY AVAILABLE any J>IDllC)6e. $10,000 min. Mr. Hargrave951·353S 642-5671 D!s' Pl 08 600 st«age in the open. Loe ~ aza. S lsq. m C.M. olf of W.19lh. St. ---ft. prof. ore. Ub· el. cau RoxfeM.z..4210 M·F share w /related pro· Moe "'J' ;1 a. Tnnt Lonely:' Need to talk ., o.icli 5035 Last or Found a pet? Call Fane A·Fnefld Club now feWor'.I or spUL $1.20 sq. ...,. W..ted 4600 ft. 642·5451 orM0-7020. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Animal Assista n ce foraung. 5$8-2441 form· I ST MO.NH Prestigious garden office bldg. Brookhurst. near F.dioger. Suites from 390 sq. I\. ~1 Brookburst. Wstm . Mr Canto r atl>'39-5849. Ocean View space avail. Sl7SMo. Lse. 498·Z722, 492-1720 White Water Rlty. Inc. 6:iO Sq. fl. view, under· ground prke. elevator, COast Hwy visibility. Air cond. La na Beach. ffH)°S4 186; wknds me, sums Tasteful Executive SUtel in a perfect loca· Uon. Euy freeway ac. cesa. Cloee to airport, fi.De reata.uraots. Con· ference room , petaonallzed phone ~.+.Call Anita •B.2161 .me.sums• Delu.xe office w /vlew . Recep, cool. rm. aec'l an. etc. O.C. &oc. nr. airport. $300 /up. 541).SJ7'5. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wtllr Mtg. Co. Leque.S37·22'13.no fec. fo. Ma1e&FEMALE . Responsible. working All types o( real estate w r i le r s c e k s o n e 10vestment.s iince 1949 . bedroom cottage in ~cWn-.ht Found or loet a pet" Call Special Pals Holltnt' 7141172-1.235. 2131258-7398 O>rooa del Mar or Cost.a ...,... ~ Mer.a. Quietness essen· z.dTDs REWARD: Lost dog tial. Wrtte Classi.lled Ad '42-2171 545-061 I stocky wtiite male. Vic. #206. Daily Pilot. P.O. F V &H B Call962~ Box 1$60. Costa Mesa $16.000 2Jld mort. $ yrs. · · · · 92626. Earn 15% y\eld discount FOUND: GenUe Siamese ---------• 714!638-0487beforeSPM. F. ltltten. W/dash of tab· Det11re lsetrenl ol house by 00 f.ce & tail. Nr. cpl looking for unfum 2·3 CASH FOR Be a c h & Garf 1 e Id . bdrm w/encl yd for 2 lOIDos. Vaclnated 10·4. •fOXYLADY * OUTCALL ONLY •972·1131• '~ATlllUTY•' ''Open Ufestyle" people sincere warm relations Q>uples call 750--067 4 Singles call 750--0677 RK-orded Msg. any hr T mature dogs. Have good TD's 9D4129. 96&-7068. ref·a for all of us . ~-'pal 7$1·9100, 12-4 pref. Steve .. u . .U ~3'54 Found: Claim or adopt 1t 0 trvlne Ani mal Care M ~. Who would you • or Jean. H0Mro~t:8 WANS ARRANGED $10.000to $2$0,000 •AMORTIZED •INTEREST ONLY -sHOllT TERM lille to take home? A cute M bllt Lab puppy. Germ. y Shep mix. blk ma le poo. OF N E w p . ..................... . ...... 0,partlllrdty SOOS ....................... MONEY I II 0 II IE Ill W(l'I~~ ~ 5( ooV!C(S IWO ll NOltllS (Ft41M'-1'74 Harcl># .... 1.Aamber. Bldg. -.Jlmineal for Sale lo eurn.J, Calif. Contact ta~. PO Boit 117. Burney, CA. 98013. Or call! C911)33MZ!S. 18111notaa Lo owirt..S. bl ~. Ne•pOrt ar••. Onl)' ·-Pll&dek,tll·U. RVM~ -·~ Call Bob WUHams-Agent 731· 7771 or 980-1~7 2 d.a)' ,.ppro¥ al fund in 1 days . No points . sio.ooo-m.ooo 2nc1 T.D. io.ns. Udo Newport Co. ~ 195. at bra. cile. Dobie pup. Pit Bull er maybe a terrier mix named Rufus. Also pret· ty kJttles. Take your ddce. 7~·3'734 FOUND. Male German Sbep, vie Huntloeton ~.K.B.m-mt ' 0 R S T ESCORTS 642-1571 7·10 P.M. GIT MORE s s·s s s -,FOR YOUR DIME~ · WllH OUR ~NEW DIME·A-~INE Comm'I print s hop.l•-------- Vaned & inte resting work. No Sat 's. Com· JXC)rlnl. 3188-K Airway A~. CM. Call ~I. ACCOUNTING CLERK Process invoices. handle mail. light typtng, assist w 1a ccoutlng dultei.. 540·7639. A Kendav1i. Ind. EO.E . ACCOUMTS ftAYAIUC&.BK 1be Jolly Roget", Inc .. 1s a profitable g rowing medium s 11e company Acdg BkkPQ6 TEMPORARY RegJ.ster today to w~ on vanous uccountang 4 bookkeeping assign~ ments Work close l < your home Acctg clerlqt' bookkeepers. a ccoun ta11ts are needed thruoor Orange County Call u~ for more ulforma lion Robert Half's accwf•MfK 2333 No Broadway l200. Coldwell Banke r Bldg .. Santa Ana (7141135-4103 With excellent beoel1ls & --------• wortang condallODS. We curreo&Jy have an open· mg for a AcrounLS Paya· ~Oen. Salary 1s com · meosurale with ex perience. Send resume or apply in person : n. Joly llOCJlt' IRC 17042 Gillette Avenue lf'Vine. Ca 92714 Un.ique retail nursery needs a s harp. ex· perlenced person for varied bookkeeping dulJe6. Tbis is a good op. portunity to expand your accounUnc l&iUs. PleaM ADVERTISING SALES Local decorating & de sign ma~azane require· mature out go in g energetic individual w I yr !Din. outside sales ex peraencc for Laguni Hls1MissH>n Vie)O area Call 497-4464 for appt. ---.- Adwtffisiftc) Sain Telephone space sales Advertising ex pr. nee Ntt'l trade)>obtlcaUOt'. w / around noor oppolt Must be aggressive and i stnlO.I closer. Conaeftia atmosphere Sa l ary+co m m. +bonuses & fringe bene. Call daily bt wn t & 3 PM. Phil lmmordin< 90ml apply lo person. Mon ~ ~ Frl 8am·$pen. .... ~. STAD MAllMaSSS TODAY!!! 9 1be Daily Pilot needs ~ penan for our Clusi.t\t( A.dverU1ing Depa.rt. ment. Tbe penon W) seek 1bould enJQl ..... , l ...... ~t to type 45 WPM <eEJ tric ), have a pJeaaant peraoaallty a eojot workiu wltb a ,,..,.. IP"OUI> fl people I We on. eitcellent com ....., ....... *'udin& lllldieal, dllll.al, lif• 1' aur••ce. etc. Sale~ PLUS _..loal IX ............. '"" ---~t AleM call for lllUrvi. Ptu I D111t. ..... a..tn O&U•ICOASI DAILY PILOT . ···-"' . o.aa11 .. ~ llllllilfWflllllifv 1 \ t -. . • 7111 ~ ;... ..... ... w.. • 7111 ..... 2 • ,. • ....... 2, ........... -.......................... .. ......................~ ....... _. . ... ~. ,......_ Ml•--111111111---.......... : ... ·-----------·--... c lb 211 ... ;s... -='* ,....dli&ii~ ---............ _.,.. .......... om. ~ =...n::=·~ L... .... = 1 Ill;:!\ All• •Y nperleoud laftls e_....; at falavkk'• ba\'9 txperteoce wlU• lcr Die...,,,..,.•· MULi &II • • Ptnouel tot lll11loe JH...._ .._ include PilCIRC coestr aupta. • 1ub· ~,......., ..._ OVYl60ALI ~ 1J 'hro 6 w1W1a ~ _., beJaoc. 8 I a.. Alllt ......... tiocKi 8Hcb oftlfH. PIHM dolalc a aUy banklni cntr•ctors. a ary Dl:NTAL AllllTAJllT • fte - - -=:.;;srtu ru4lo1 • ro•t•<l Jon Oon, ·~i.. dbbunlU .. mul .-. ._.wort hlt&ory aw...w. ' day •Oft ._ • 1 ·• 1 1111° -lltot ....... ., i.m. ~ • .U... re11..a 1WU I UA '°.,.arr "'°°"" ""°'· -. '°'"''"' ·-· IM 1 • _, .. ,, 1 •· --•-ta. C.4RJl'Y -IHL Nlot. lllol ••mponr l'O••-.c..taM ... ""'· ,.,., lldl. -. ctrvl4l•1I l take "9 W. 1-. It.; c_.11. .,...,. -·-..__~Ill pack•I•· An ... -'-.... '-'··-·--~.-D.R.A.,...S.~ d 'tlillA-ewnb...... ..... r\,M\ ·--_._ A --W' _._.., ._ ..,.,. llae ....... ~1:1,._, J'\&Dlr1Gd 8 6 L wtlnj 9111..al ontY employer. ........., Mlildieu.wtd CONSTRUCTION 6 J>ENTAL-CarHr oppc.y Dllllea .._ ._._ .. ,.,,..,,"", ft.t&I Umt ta1Jef' tor N.B Coetact llr. Evlu m Nftpolt ..... bu 11.AOO'ENANCE OM or for llilblY motivated en. r~ C"f-:~··: --------SICllTAIY ~ ............ ,... S ·M6t. :=ott1e1 tor ID· two men. To 1urt Im· thw'MUcRDA,2trtn· wB!!v~ 10-..6 ,-......... q -..l'dbulwlll ....... ~ .. , ...... aDCI mid. l'\all·tl~. s>erma· -. ,.. ..... beneftta. lM. tl ... t~ -· ... " .. _ _--.., Ir l~iTi<lt71.0.t --•••-· llOC«* hi M 1•oeui9:i1~ U · nont. 71H1U be1wn .... ..;;.;"•-· Vort .. ...._...._._=• PACl'O&Y O rowlna bank In Lo• forappt 1:.0.£. •pr hr. IDUlt have car. ~in 1 «more cl 86t:30. Salary baaed on blulaib tn a f'\m orten&. __ ............. a..ar.oNJCAIMI An1t>._ a.Ra ••tr•etlvt1 ...;;..;_;&.e,.~....;..;, ..... ___ lrvarea.-... Super frltndly beach u..•..ia.-i ... .,.._: aper. edclc.CaJluul5fM8" .,._.,. --.. taltarND&xpaf1wlt I. n 4 I" Id u •I w Ith locattd <'Omp1ny need1 --. l!l(!fl1a.,....,_U 1-Pav l'UIWMk.ly C'•Ptrlmct it• ~rttll')' ··-CJmcAL lndlvldual with Jftttral ~ Coum&er/Vardperson,fuJI DIMTA&.· _,., 'Man I 10 Ch11..,., of Boord o ••-""'•"ti" proteutoi l•dl•r. ooh JournoJ -or pt-time . •••ld '1 Pen- 1 ...., lull l .9UCIQS ,..,.;..,...;..._ Jln1nd1I ln8111ullon or --,..,...,, for F11blon b1t01.....,. Ablhlr lo• -ola.t•el ........ 2rnmln""1•••· "'"" oulllont. ••· • .,.._CO ,,_ -ml •ot•I• firm. Mull WTWlll-IJ ,.....10,.,1...., nrm. lhr•••• lrlor b1l1ncr ~T....ioat .....,,1..,s.eo .. 1Hwy. _..._..-..,,. •1=!!:.~8d~.::O tX>E MtF ~:~~~~:~1t·:11•~.~t:1~ •Ta.La Goodw 0 r ~Jell~. 1a~111ft11 h ~ ~=~r~~~:.};.enerto 4 ~ Ltcuna Bch. ty. X-ray cerUfic11te re- llooiilCWw ....... .. .. n ... '"'"'tu -.......... ... -·Cell ••tM)IZJ To St71 ~ co v NT. R LAD y . r.~. ""~~. :;,•; Te SJ0,000 "'red. Cleric.al t7J.9tH -"'l'WX()per.sor ~l~~:;:.;82~ daya benefit&. Salary open . .,.,, f12·ftll !"'!CAN • -.. Co ~ t-....1 ca..--~ •MonNnttnaClerk KB. area, 842.-31 14 .... 1 llllUlftl -.. - -• u-·~ C.OU11ter cirl for dry SWWMsOt SAVINGS a•"lllil'•••fw: !::S~n!~,~~ :1 ~:1::: We have Immediate c:t.nen. Fit. Apply 188 ~~t·~~C~~ii rr v o u h 1' v f' S a, L atoas t:J Toro Rd _,.,.... •• 0,..-tourh rfQuiN'd for thl1 oP"•"P U 'Y°" q~' £.lab St.CM ---lune up to 4 daya per SupervilJory t'XPt"r1en<'e It Lacuna Hills 1)iie 56.41> wpm, aome Fortune ~ rompany, ~oiler a woique • • OJuaulo Girl experienced week Top u l ary & would llkt' to hf-a Rranrh MICameron 770-2816 dietapbone exp. good tWautlfuJ bearh lorauon :=,~ ::::!: m "'de print abop. Sir benefits. Ortho exp. 6: A* .. .._, Be your-owu Attracttve BAJUIAID, Manuer. now ls lht' tlmf' !X>E MtF/H ~ aJJt varied typ-SCartlnJ? salary PMJYbment.t. Pleueap-sc-cty. 3744 w. Ylamer RDAreq.6'2-21526 . ...._ .,..10Ul'OWDllra. muat be tnlbu1laat1c. for I h Is r& n ta s t I<' ..... ....,.-..,,,L_ To SIOO ~ltlpenoat.o: Ave .• Santa Ana. Call .n.......1t....u111-5uz Cail op p o rt u n It v C. ood -972 ftlR 971-ZSIZaft•pm. DeUaJ Aas 't, Ortho .. Chr. 1 -...... be n e f It ~. I.! r ow In ll Barber Styhat to manaae Math apt, xlot phone .. • .:..:..::...==-:~.:.:...;;:.:..:_ ___ I N.8. Part time or f"' it ~1!.n. 1 ---------~~.::'r~··· & ... '""• ~~"'.';:.';';.';· ~-=. ~.:r:.·z~. ~~ ~' ~·~ .. ~:~~£~~ ~::.'."'T:,op ·.~~y .. ~ ,,.._. ATTIMTION To SIJOO 681.!mJ......;.... ______ 1 tn&. ol personal lines 1n1 ,.. ... _ ,.._ ._. part·Ume. Mu1t be benef1t1. Or-tho exp. & dllll•ba" U.. abWty to t I-..,..._ C f7J tfll -i: ·-~ 700 Newport VID'lll« Dr wWlni to learn. M2·22'7. RDA req. 6CZ-2626_. -t.IMM (IWckJy aDd are _._....,. .,,., • 8 ARTE ND ER tic ,.....~:._~ 1__._ hie; Fnshlon Is land NewportBtacb.Ca-.0 1oo0illltoro1-1o. .. ...... -~ llARMAID C.11 .. tween ~c-t0<ol•d •omp10y •ttk• CUSTODIAi< lnald•" DDrfALHYGIENIST -· c.tl ,_ ......, -SAi. ••1wun H.B . ...,.,... 'Mil train ,.....,, .. u..., two to thm '"""'"' .......,_, oul. Prlv. S•h. C.M. G"'dooGroveOffk• tltwnllll. llr.Stone. U 10U ant new to Co1ta Growlnft S&L In bearh 8o"l .... '&der with iood ~v.~!a condl •~-Individuals who <'an Emplorer Mt P' = clni Ir yrd care. Q.7111 ...... t.emporartly dl.s· 1 0 <' a t 1 0 n • 11 e c k 11 "' """ -llVW!I ~rail' 10 k~y adder by 1~;;~~~~;;;;;;;1 OK. '42.otll ---• ~--141f'Vtce need.I ---Al-·"'"I ......... ed• ... a carpentry bac:karound. & benefits. ~ply In t 0 u <' h 11 n d t .u p .. -~~~~~~~~~~~:;.~~~-;•!Dent.al Aaslltant. X-ray -----. .. z ==..~~-.. -~ed· experlcn<'t'd Mono,zer to '"'am • . Morse co. 2. ... y ..-d G d OPeraton •Or vartous ......,.__,...._.._, Join thla rrl e ndly ~ 1w penoo. 10. oa uiN modl'rately. They will OlriW lie require . ar en lltMta. U 1CIU Jib• Job rr.. the Mntee, or to.-orianlzatlon. StartlnJr 646-llU M&.~~0, train you In all pha1e11 or CUSTOIMAM . Groweotfi~-·-~·!_!I}: _ -.......... ·---~ ..... ••l•rr ........... llOOKKE£PER10en•rol _, •••• ••I• P• 1 •. ,. . ... ............ Ume DENTIST ......... .... 1!1;1DPI!~. ~~or"°"9t.c ....., or,,,_ work, c-t71.ffll dll .. d..,..lorN•-rt Ina• coc1,.•r ~ ... ,, •• , ••••rlta" Jdmill........., po11. G<ut ..-unltr. Dr --' ' Corot -tllla -.. op. MiW ACCOuMTI Beoth ln,.rlor Deat1n 1mo-.un1 """"' .. ,.,,. -. avllloble ot -Ft ••••r. 642·0112 or partuntty. ....... firm. One llrl omce. FOWUJG VaJley 1111 p6QI center apartment 644..e&ll7 •• payroll, accounts re-tn .... 11 ~ 4s manna for ---.. -Y•C.... Beautlrul benrh IO<'ated ceivable, payable, etc:. a ERICAL Newport IWaeh·lrwlne -------- APJ'MANAGER For SS units In Co1ta lleu. lbper'd couple. Wire bklcpe exp. ff1.11band malnt. exp . Call "2·5073 or <Zl3) --· Apt maaa1er. mature couple. Beaut. main· lalned SO unit, C.M. Adl&lts. no pets. Apt + modest ulary /bonu1. 0a11..-.11 lf.2-4I07. ARCH. DRAFTSMAN· mi.o s yrs exper/comm 4t indust. 1714) 972-88Z4 <'Ompany 11eeks ottrocllve Pl~uant aurroundinlll A~ Excellent benef1u . In· DtWATCHIA Pt'r11on with modtratl' j.~. ~ dllys we•k. Dlcll rMTTIMI Cl.9tk dudafts free hc.alth 4 Ute Needed for rull l•~ typln11 & somt public Meteer, Interior Design, Crowin• company 11ttt11 uwunnce for rull tint«" 1 h1 ft s . 1 n c I u d an n ......_ A...., orit'nted ba<'kJround 1727 W.UUff Dr. N.a, 12noon..~PMdally. Moo· indl\'ldual to work '" p 1 d 1 t Somepoe'Cloeabavonu-........,..__,_ & e J ·---,... we F.•per;en,. pl"' butnot 646. tm. Apply Mo'>· r,1. O•neral ollt •• ,0 ,.,. ... .,....,..,..,_ 1 ~-01':.,,,:f.~1::'~:, .... -.. ApPIYot tbe ;;;;:;:;-;;: .~!~; ::~. are looldna for may be r equir ed. as compan.v duties, relier reor. kt'v & M>fM A 'P. AR =-·clPeaaion ,....._CO rawcauoar-cent.er for ..... cl ~oldi!:: will train. Slartln .. alm --IOo :r::r:. mo I p; v roll bo """" n iid.iJ.;;;t;;i1oo. Ball• IOll Co_,_ -ly .. m ....... ..., ::-....;:.,,.,.um.... To,_ -/l'·TI.o ..........._ ,.,.,, d "lnbl• ..... ,,.,, _,. ....... ,..,.,... _.._...._ -·Some rodill i ncome. Worlc with C~ t7J..ftSI tor C llART HOUSE 4s benetits. l\HI)' Moo· bt>nt'flt11 It pott>ntlal .....,. fl clerical ex. YGUnl peopM. Rapid ad· Ml!•••• RestaW'ant. Sat/Sun & 1bur from 8Ali·1Plil at Startina u lary Good opportHlty lo aBl'OMUSERVICE ..--. prefened. Eir· vancement l>O'alble. u ftU• Monday. Call for an · Nu Orm Plana. 319'C Te S7N wo,.k In area of U · hat pow1ftc St Jobn celJenl bitpeflu.. Apply at 10U an 11 or over and ff vou have an attractive terview.~·7167 AirportLoopDr.Clll. 91J..ftll ...-ud~rowt!L Ka&a-.. a C'.O«Dpet.eftt THlllYIMICO wou.Jd be avallable to ap'puran<-e & a n1<'t' ~in1Clerk. Entry ------~~~ aelf«att.er in the Ordtt l07&Cllmelback SZl6,erWll start work lm.med~ately • per11onality & 14 ant a fun level position a va1lable Oetiw SI. ACCOUNT-.. We ofter out1tandtn1 Dept. Servmna our <'Out Newport !Wach. 644-67911 caJl ..... btwn9.30·l .30. s><>sitlon repre:roo1·nt1n11 11 tn aiiU~res11ve company Great Jobs a.9tK wort1Qi('Oft(1ttionaaoda to cout cuatomers In EQuaJOpporEmployer l!rowlni? bank. this ma' f~xcellent oppl'y for Forle..._ f-'inanrtol lllant '"'''kt. liberaJbenetitspackaae \'OIV«i~avy phont>ron ARTIST · Commer<l•I 645-6514 h<• r 0 , , 0 ,, A p """ le.moo .. '°"'°"''°'+*"" on d" odu" I • "h '""'' U,... quallfy. pie"" •P '-"' Coll N••'> '40 717• -o;.-.P-l..A-Y - 9 U-'l-L-Dl':tt -full-time pa rt·limc or <I r 1 v In .ll r t' 1• 0 r rl & flt'l· uci•ounting :-.ystt•m R U looking 4 Ju11t tht .111'f111n1 llh' hu••lq•round ply Ul penon to free lance for logos &1---------1.nn.,.lt•rlc t• of llr.,,q••· .. or tntcnit•w l'idl nghtjob~WEhuvcopcn pl1"1\l\1n.1u ·nunt1ni,' IOj ~1n1mum 7 }l'arl> t•x trade marks Able to do ,.1,11n1,, lir .. 1111111, t•• r .. ,,,1 '.nl tCc••,· tn>t.'> in the beuch 11n•a k ,. , & , r 1 ,. n rl 1 ,, p •CIFIC O;ttu E>lll) pi·nt-nc1· to huald t•u:.tom l•youL,. hood teotcnnM. ATTltACTI VE younK m "'" "" I , '" h ,. , ,. ' n ~ ~ h d • ,,... C..'UM!-~St:E US'' "1•ro,1)n,·1111,r11rrh1·l11\1•1,, ~ 0•1 .. re.~TIY h,H d~o11 d d1 ~pla>~ mech11n1cal & pai;tcup pcrso11for0Hiccg1rlrn r•·•iui ri·m .. na-.. ~11,,1 1n~· 11001\KE!-:f'fo:H . lull ln1nt'Pt·ri1onnclAgen<» h1·.,,.h lrwalplf r11n1p;an, MUTUAL Of'BATOI t>t11bl1~ t· nJmp;rn\ ror print1nii or s ilk day. Sccrelarial :.kills •.1l,1r \' •hari.w c;rlO(J llJllX•rtun1 411HE17t.h.<.:oi.ta Ml'!IJ "t.1rl111J.' "·""''' I With h1'4llh plan, pror11 · T ' SU 224 642 H70 T StOO 700 Sewport Q>nt.er Dr /\n e-xct-llent oppurtunit)' '>h..innll . p~ud , ar;.at 111n m .. nong. frv. °'"" w 11•1• I' bk PM ., ''"' To $700 " "" "P.""'""""'' M ------o -...., Be""· Co """° •"h O<an ,,. < ·.,u n' > ' "., d' • o" S"' m area. 838-7122, Larry or estate backgro und C 972_,955 l'•1untant M1n1murn J -..-.-n..-.--=-::: _ -.dv t7Z-Hll leadin o cummunit) Maya hel pl u I. Downtown "'TY '" ,., ... .,.,,,., "'' ' bwtdu • Mu u h"• 2 •P•• <:h "'1" r; •'' Laguna Beach. Call rax OPl:l.ATOtl pt't:J)l.lrlllJOO u( (1nunc1al C.'lerical SICal'fAttT EquaJ~";fl>' .,..,.. eapenen<'t' With ~631~--- Aa&emblers & Machine -.2144 Growin11 Oranize C'ounlv s tatement ., & Growin11 S•n ta Ana ~~~~~~~~~~ ~~puncfl.k~yto dhc 6 DOC GROOMER. Ex. -S<ort!UO.S. bonk m k• '"dh•duat ·-~blon ol MP.PR Compony •Hk• Prldav ~ ... vonfin .......... , -for new ''°'• ~·P•D.ol Coa-, N&omotlve w Ith l' x p ~ r I e 11 re IJ cuh fWlctlOM Seek· TRAINEE t~pr or Individual with ---------Would prl/l'(tt INl'OREX in Laiune Niiuel. _-..U ~ U1m11t T\dreJ t M1 en to answt'rintr l>hOnff. ~me• lncm1tunty 6 lnith1ttve mnrlrr!lh' tvptnl? &t l?ood ~EJUCAL H~taence t!•ccll~nt 8C1 ~.~l-9679 ...... s .... ~ mme a e y, ex-l vp1n1? a plus & µood M1n1 compute r (')\ rhonl• VOi('(' to leom the-IM,.... prof ~ .. , •• ,. .. "' troinee. P•no"'I">· S•••"•• ........ helpful. Loe"' ....... ,... nournn•• ~ •otue '" "" -. .,.1"""':... " DRArTll<~ Good"°"'"' H lery "'"'""" •d t o pruttaoou• s..lan1 •ndfriduat wot> ptann••• ondu•tr• IPOll~SIJ!IAS =::::::.:. ..... : -.. 2 yno min company benellta. Coast $650 Newport Center. Good cren('ai exPttfence and Prt>vlou11 lle<'r~ter y t.ionfrom exp f1oyd E. Wuvec. Generol Tire. 2US -t72-tt55 •alory ~ •Int bend"' ,.me keypun<h Hl<b b"""'"nd In,,..,.,,. 6T1hph 1 Clortm 'IHI-CO SU..tural £n1r. -Harbor Bl. C.M. -· · r Send salary & work h" :.c:hool graduate wath •~ul. ll'I• ttr tn.i•t a~111 a 4 •-e month u.lpamenu _ ... ,.._ Bird!. Na~ Cl ' d Ad math back1rouncJ .. :x I .. t I_... .., 56G~wpon Cent«Or ------·-· • ·EHANICAL ASSEMBLERS Involves assembly or air c:ond1taorung un1W; Wall train hi g h sc h ool 1Uaduates with UUUt5h.os> baCigroun(f AUTOMOTrvE BOOKKEEPER tory to 118111 1c Pus .• ,u not rfQu rn1 in Loni 1Wacb1Hunt ~"'"-a, ........ - 0 W k •007. Dully Pilot. flo.>. c:dlt.>nt<>pportunaty \laturlt v & '>l3b1htv are ..._ ·~-.-•.,... n • ._......., rapery or room,, .ooy SHO, ~ ..... a<'h area a.·-··'~. Employer ·-·•~<tr"""' n-........... "· .. ar TRAINEES 1650. Co-.td .\1c~ ... t ... mo .. 1 1mnorun1 Flf'\lblf' .........., 'V)'l'U' _.~ •• , ·"' ~'"·' ·'~ SEClfTAIY /!f•aut1ru1 ht•arh lur,111 d OOll0i Comprehens&\'t• '<>m hour' Nanin~ \;1lar\ Expenenced on phone. c)(· A.lrpor1 S11lary OJk·n ____ ,.... Somcexpenencehelpful Ii.ink "'''k' alt r.11 II\•• l>CtllY benefit!> includin11 To Sl200 11Hftt1ter w-tth -h1fhn~·l·--------•1 l.oght IYPOOK. a""worinK on rl ,.. •• u '"' • "h "'"" Ca"'""" < m P 10 ,..-· ma.J!>!: '°'"'w....d "'"' aodw t 7 2 •tf H d•". •o"" pond'""". o.t.. "''" UR I\' ER ~ "" k 'I"' k ~ & eneral 9f · -··•L. nhlhh•tn"""rnt dtr}'S-, n.hld ""Pt-r ta! FOf' 1mmed1a11• con r •~ bll ..r 1 d """""""" O ...._,,....,.. .,., h I ( I < d b ( t lllderat1on, 1 .111 or upµly TW-T <."Olif!C'taon • 1 s "' 41 mu\t know O<.: art·J We offer good starting salaries, company paid mediw, dent.al and life ·~e for employees dependents, credit · andmore. APPLY IN PERSON WISIEliLEI DAMSPOIT DYNAMICS 3lJ1 W• S.1entrom Saata Ana. CA wor . ontact avid 10 kt·v ;1ddn :-.1rr· phon1 .e Pu •00 _en~ 1" '''"'~ 11\1 No typlllg required LEAD diancoe for adv Pac In """'°"""'' at '""''°"''" ,. & "'""' ",.,. C•ll '"' •PP• • 3" 1 OO. •• r. ' n • '"• ' • ' u ' " 0 " Houn 8 · 5 To p pa> ...., ,....,, <:o 2 "' " NABERS app1·arant•t> only nlh1• ext~-_ _ r ,, m ll D n \ n f' t• d ~ Wt'ddy opportunitan to DATABfl'aY Hathawll}'.SA requ1rem~n1.,. Jo:xrt•lh·nt CAFETERIA WORKt:HS J)4'rsonablt· inchv1dunl lo wan a tnp to Puerta or&ATOll heneflti. StnrtmJ.! snlarv an all d~pts. cashi~ri.. § twroml' pol Irv t vpl~t VaUAn.arortwo. H.IYHS $550 •."lad mak .. r•. ('0<1k ·s t-:'l(<'t'll<>nl Of>portun1t.v for ,._ • 1 • .... , h '·-e nation•! co. seek· ·'• "' .. advanr l•mt-nl Slortin11 _,, lodivadual mu1t ave ---111 1 .. _ .... Corry 97z,9955 helpers, line ser vcr11 , ~ulury ,_. 1111*""""' minlmwn ol u mont.Jb a.ng expPr over '"' ro..., 2.600 Hdlt>orBllld SAVIH4fS GAM-2 JOPM Mon·t-'r1. 557~AA..al current e11perience an driveraw1•m 111 .ot3yrs. c~~ S40-9t00 SUP8Yl50a Nwpt Bc h area n r Sienacin/Transmask Te $611 "¥V"W tape bandlin& and wnt· nper. reqd. Good ref1." Fuhlon hie. !7 14 I f71•ftll 1111 functions Liberal ~lent drivln1 record • l\1 y favorltt' <'Ompun. ~l·SUOforlnlerv1ew. en un-benefit pec:lle1e. Ex· required. Competitive s (' e k ll (' II p e r I c.• n (' (' d ~;..:.;;------------------CASUM. TY -workJ tondl wac• • lood bene. For Auto Porta •oun te' Sup«vl•or '°' 1.,.un• Car Rantal Co.·-Lot 3ll02C.mpuo.Dnv• U--·-• -...... , n1 ..... tolormllloo <>II person. minimum 2 Ni"uel. Supervisor n---to • ....,,.A .. cans, Newport8eacb,Ca G ~, .. .-.----l SOlllCU Uoea. Pleaar contact ..,,,_.. ,_ t ... _ -R•I .,.._a-...'---experience " ,......,_. '"'' • ""' CJl .. 15 .. A "'OIO 1rowtn12 eotr1pany ~ ·~---·.--&adllill a--°" a_.., ~ -""'"'~ .......... '"" ~-.. _,,,.,. pd v · s k 111 s . bus Inc s pick up Is dehvery. 4$00 ...._... Individual "'llh 3+ y.an J7U .... ser..t ID ...;..-.7·P~I ._C.0.J4f7.f300.8tcr4' ~ ~~~-•. w"c!:1n "1 d~velopment obi lily Campu• Dr. Newport ""-·-•~ .. -.. ex~erlt>n<'t in ~tncral ... _wt..... n...---..:....._,:.::=n~;.;..· -----..,.... uaJQ• .. • t <' <' h know I e d ll <' Beach. $56-1711 --VJ'IN'l•uJUlY .. ....11_, • _,_ cond. X1nt oppty ror ad· Resrv.nslble for audits ' · -""-..a-.ttM/F /H 110 llltv auto ...,.. •nH ~~~~~~~~~ J>ftJVERS.TOP SALARY e t M1mnl "" ·~~....._,.~~~~~~~Good arowth potential ": vancem n · S&L expPr1ence or ma CAltWASH Exct>llnt be-nt'flt" 6 ~TYPIST Dll'fRC Local or looc dJAAnce /rth potntl~I :o r8[14"~ '• n •Id• r b • n CASMM •tartto .. 1l1ry an~ -by ,..,., ""' 'old_e_, E..O.E. m per.on. PP Y u bnck11round. Startlni;i •--..... •a•-e-pl'"'m•nt • ·--...,_ Clt oec. Rfta..reqd. 7-..oN.1. ~~~~~~~~1 ..... -e>..-.av 2120Harbor uuu_., """ .... _, " Cleric.al ••-•• ..... lee.• •adt . )' -: ,_.,..,...,.,.,,, salarv avail. "'or an•-rwl•w <'all -......,... -."""-.. r.IJJUAL Bl CM646-~Claud · · T $950 r ""' ~ PaSOMNIL f7J..ftll StiMlol ._..ct .• .,..._ Driver, lite deliveries. • . o -· cl40WPM-....... ........ atta. oeat IP· ASS1t•as We will train. Apply 7am . MacGrego r Yact:U. Ul3l PlacenUa, CM. BABYSITrER · with lots Corry f7J.ft5S C ... • W .UH.._,. GB IB 4L OffSICI TTMT bn per clay. $l.4% P9f' llr. 700 Newpolt C..nter Dr purance, aood dr1vin• of love needed to 1il in ISCIOW OMCM -PART TIME ff vou are a flood typl11t 4 Contact Huntlnt1ton Newport Beacll, QI 83860 record. fuJI lime. Mailer m1 Irv. home for 2 G rowlnll S&J. seek F\JlllrPanTlme We are aeekina an em -would llkt> to learn VIOfd Btacb City SdMIOC Dis· CTlU&t0.3132 Blueprint. ~ f'i~ber, chlldren.Toppay.Trana <'Xp<'rienr<'d F.scro lUiover dent, people oriented prO<'NllllJ. now Is your' tritt 1Z Ulh St.. H.B. CM.$40-4174 ferel. reqd.. Before noon OHi<-<'rs. one• In Snntu ~-CborARBWl.A.5CMH peraon to perform opportunity, This b.ar h 5Se1 Equal()pportunfty "atl.l .. .8a-7480 An a. on<' in F.l!unorc, .......,naT divenllled dutJes In the louttid tompany will ....;.;..;~..;.._______ ~er MIF DRIVERS · Ch«kef' Cab BabfaW«. Sat evenlnp. Good izrowth potential in CA.5HIER for quality Personnel Office. AppU-train vou wtalle thf>:v pav CLERK for Lacuna ~~~~~~~~~ cood drivinf record. N.8.bome forlOyrgirl. both men'a it.ore. Full lime. cant 1bould have bll· ~ou ". flive you exeell..nt1 Btadl booll1ior.. 4 ~ DELIHELP Mature Ind vlduals. ~~ c.,.y t72,ffl5 expr'd pref. Call Mr. lquaJ aldll1. Spanish· b(>nerlts Startin11 H larv I pet w .. k. pref ma e. "" U ...:.•:.:...;;-.....:...;,_· ----TRAI. NEES Ct«IF TIU.a Tigert ror interview. En1h1b " be able to To $700 . *"5010. Exper, ref~ II me verJGaRtener~~ Baker. 10pm-6am. will Growinl? bc.>och loratt'd Garrys &Co. 759-1622 119 work Mon-Fri, m orn-..cir tn .... 11 ~-.... •L · 8"-lt blnatlon person. Havl' train. Wmchcll 's Donuts, <' 0 m P 11 n " n c· <' d Fashion Island. lngs. Apply fo person, : Type 40wpm 10.key riJ. Delivery Person. Pl·tlme. valid Calif. lie. Good ,253E--Jll.b.St.,., n'l'llYl'. lllfri1nrt11T>T ="· Mon·P-ri. IA.MC lna.4spJclc0duties. Xlnt tmlltbe l8yrs" ad dnv· d rl v In 1 re c: or d . MICRO ~'~R~.c.~_ ~ tor au 1blfta ,.,._._ in oar Produc- U.~. We wW trai• lb• rl1bt In· ~in tbe mien> ~~. Comprel9toalve com· .. .....,_. ineludln1 .... medkal ud cl.a\. ..... Far ..... u ... COi\• ......._ call « •Pl>IY Ill: I ·--------•I Chit>f Tl'll<'r Must wont MAllJO'TI' HOTIL 1 llCONCfU.11 co. beat. Irv 548-3710. iAI rtt. 7Sl-4~. Minimum a1e 20. Apply: n .... ,.., ... ,G ftr<>wth pott•ntiul & stahl CASHIER no Vl)U hllV(' 11ood moth ed Pennya aver . 166t ~'~y' ... 1 &a j.ob Expericm•t• rcquirNf. rr you enjoy working OOONewportCent.er Dr 11h1litv? If so this bearh a.lllC"'9ST r:':t~v':~n~:;; re'. Placentia.Coeta MeH. !!! -1&R SturtinJ? salary around a m usical en· Newport Beach.E OE. ltK·11tt·rl rompuny woul f'ull·tlme·permanent, ._ _______ _ Commercial bank Teller To SIOO vironment, then Lhis /ob • like-tn "<'<' .vou ror thl11 typlna eo WPM, some cord. pleue caJI 833·1!'8· experience necessary for tJZ 9955 is for you. 10 key add ng 11rowth or1cntc.'d poeltlon dic:taphooe. phones. DELIVERY Person. LA NIYaS lhiafuUUme perm.anent Corry " machine nexible hours. a..£Jl.ICAL f.xr<'llent b<'nt>flt ~ It front ofc appearance. nmaca.rroutea.Cotl&.a Aknorwomeo2Syraor position. Position r e-DOCUMINTATION Apply today, al 1829 fri<'ndly ro·workers Good company benefits. Meu /Hunt · 1 Bcb, older. Know l.be cout quires. courteous " Cl.Bk Ne wport Ave, Cost a STMTllAIMMG BlortlnJUlnry Preallalous lu ore. :Mam. $350-MOO/mo + c:&M9..Net$1.10aweekor quall ty 1erv ice l o Benutlfol beoch located Mesa or call Personnel SllO FMMoft l1le location. bonul. A1lo need Carner more. Orao1e Coul cwtomln. . bank nced3 <'XJ><'rl('n(•f'd lOmOrrow (213)838-1722. CHRISTMAS tn..ttll ~Ann~ ~pervieor. 5*4481 or Yellow Cab, 17300 Ill. Individual with 11ood UMVRSfTY MOHEYMOW!!I __ 9M4l2 Herrmann, Fouotakt Weolfera 1oochalary & t vpintt & olt ro<'ti v DAT•-• Oeft·&nUt ·Temporary ...:...:..;..;.;;..;.;;;.... _____ .,Valley. <No ol Slattr benefit• .. excellent appearanee. E11<'ellent SlBIO ... SICllT .. ·-~ ,..... JllllidoDDOWavail.laout Dl!UVERY.Autocanter betwn Newbope " WllrtdQicoadition.s. beneflts 4csurtlnJsalary .:._ ..... -... .. ~tSlf C~ntrally loc-ated ~ ~~._ot!,~ce~01· needed AM 4c PM . n.clid> ToSllO CASHla • "-• ... IUIUU rompan,_, will tral ._.,...-~a ...... .--· Laauaa Beach, So.~~~~~~~~~ Appljc:&Dt.I abould COD· c6 -· -·· Co •TYPISTS attracllv• lndlv&dual wit UON ror epproldmatel1 ~. Dana Pt. San--------· lac\ ·u.,-y7 Ov• 18. exp. E:f'd. . •fllXOPllATOI mod•rete t,VJ>lnit to w 5mot. For appt. call Oec:neae areu. Depen· OLLICTOIS tame. Metro r Wai h. _.,,. __ HICS w 1th c Rt a, d 11 t a '4M80ext. 202.E.O.E. dable car a mUAt. Call DllYll P /f ~AU.81 Natlnnal fln a n r lal Jlll50HarborBl .. CM.* *::;:a:.,':-5 t t>rmlnol. Prl'vlou --~ST The~r.951-7111_ rrom Newport t ·o • A.1.A ln11tllutlon seek11 thre ----ll'n('j" plu11 but not -W••Hwood .. ll~tatl 7'4-71--o C(>llrctors for tht>ir n<' .--Hora uperl d 0 a.-..... ll•n ~ ~SIOalJ ~PlthDe'AM. L.A. ~a.1 .... ~. rttelvlnd .. n CArlll£1S ·-•.r~ t•QU r• ' r,Jl,,,,. ,-~'9o:~·ll~Wllb lOOd 11-, ••oo -r Weck . ..,_ ... ,. 9 <'t'ntcuHzed ..hrao c AiJ •CLRIS opp ort u n It y f o .._ -..... depertmeftt. Good dkv·' MANUP"AC1Vlll located tn r"mtO'I Creot• A1S> 1dvan<'fmcnt. Startlnll • au ask ror U,U0. Beach. 4i4-8496 1111 record 1t reterencti llAIC o /,port u n I t y f o .... Al. LA.IOI salary Matt. Dl:LIV!RY • Route reqW'ed. Mal be over .. § lJOll>cweeu.tNB be~~~f~ismint~e~~~T!'r. u• .. T1M .,...ss•c=•s T•SIOO Codrtalt Waitreu. driwr L.A. Thw AM Zl.Houn ... 1:30-1.Call ,,...()pJllrbqilorer salary. r1 V *'ACl•S S-, fn.ftll 5pM1all IPfUJa1 Pte· So. H.B. are1. Oood~~~~·~~~~~· ~~ --t72..tfll Lon •abort term, ferNd. Over 21. 7Pll· ul+eomm. t dy1.r, -·, ~If v~•t.lon pay. 2All1'11un.a.....= ....., . ..._. DIUVIJtS.O..coat1y. llndi/'llel..,11t1 ......, ~' ,(Jf 1l: ::.= lbpjtallsatlon mD•· C'.:Ow !., ,., w..; lllUVD. L.A.,,_'° :t.=, ~..::"::'i .......,.,. on 2nd. 11 Jrd. ble. r..a. ' ~ • .... ~Jr'"boalal. A,_aia. CJI • 11161\. Noexpenence nee. .: __ to-. o. _ · CARRY l'OX AOENCY " ............ ............ ... ~ .. AU..-... .0.-S.11Appt Wetraln.St.artSUOtott Coml•I 1000. Cook•a MMMl• ... M • ........ ~,_. ,.. hour. Adn.~--CARRY Oorw, ·= Dllft'AL UC&P IVIC .......... u.... •15 lfPOIWDl&y for .. ..,.. POX : ':.!:.t eookLq • Matula ... 1r ;.,.,. ....... "'llt.r • • • _.,_..-.to•·• MC...-Drtve MHINCY .... .,, ... ,,"'tom· .._. lw ,.... .... " 6 ._,,.._. • Cr.'*:t~~":. (Acnmfrom ,,,,......... ... ..... •Jal ..... toraUve pracu ... ILSCTIOMIC TBIT ...._,•••tr t.U ,,_..,_~) ,......,,, W. an lfloll. lal.-J °'99 W/IJW Ill· T&CHNICIAN o;. .Ill I ·--o,,or~ .................. ,....~ ... ~ ................. =.., .. ..n...,. r=:4'a.in.,.~ "7C" •••A.. Hel•tH wllo •r• --. ..... 1-U,aml =. fl' lm,L ... 11w rill a A.U !IW.... •el5£1111,-.zde•.... frtHflr H•f.••t • 7 JIWtr DIUr ... ~AL ,....._ ............... Ozll. .... , ....., _... • • ...,..,., o,..e...,A# ............ ..... all-- ... .. ... ... •• •v . .. j ~ . ' Ma.W&1s• 11• IWiWn1 t 7tM ._..,,.... 7tM .W.W ... a• 110. HulltW_... 71to,M.a.W_..., 7100 ·...:e .................. ~ •••••••••••••••• ~ .................... .--.; .......... -..... 9' •••••• " ............... ~ ................ . .._rital Coatrad•!1 ,.. •a I• I• et or 1 HA»eYMAH .....,..w. .-... prr · ........ ,....,.. ... ,.... "a. $U5,... bt hr...U~co. b atet.na •°"· •t. LOAM lllWPlll ~ hll·U... pd .. Ritt. lftrit n.ba ua ,..-............. " -•acalloa, •0U4la71 6 lllr ~la Av• N.8 Olia~ ,__ vv ... Pll,..._ro.-appt. .,.._..,. -·at I It a . I 141111 I re 1i9<11a1 ""1 • '4H up ln t.o. -MAMA .. .. ,_ --------trudl. ,....,,...., M1.11t HouMwtv" If you are Must have thorouah knowl-.ag .. or -ha~ valW caut. dlrtnn =· toMdlDUcNI • FH a '11::'\J ~ Dllltl'Oliel FU.C CLERK · Part· lie. Apply o .t..Ci . ,...want.routo A/YArequirementsplusextensjve llMD. powt,.-orlftted ~-A':f:1. ~11~•e Syaltllm. uua Condor won uu 0euabttuu1: In· experience i n FNMA packaging .....r. of •ed. elu · Huchure for appt Aw.r .v . formal ,_., tM&'• only G N MA POO l Pre par aUon 8S\d tro1ic lnur. baa Mt-llTLl.O.& MtFlH Haall.h Poocia.or. oedl open wkdY•· Apply In warehc>uM!bankingprocedures •a1t,.,i,.. c.arw-opp.. _ _ n pen wkcty, i.a SCooemlll G "th l d h · ~l t"O. •• ......_.. Pknl o.i.ner. a>"-.. Ml6p•rHime!Mllp. tau 1\n'ac., 2h5 Red HUI. row wt a ea er t at is expandlne Iii-........_ .n, c-klM per. lMM. p,,. Ml-TT51. C.M. nationwide! Take rull charge or all It'_.....-.. encbeer1 7u.?CNO H091'E&Sts-.._.._.H•••wt•n Joan shipping from our new corporate ~..,.a_... edaalV'I•_! hi 1 Drf .. Tin WA.M'Rr.s&a Ptr help wanted, lloo-office in the Newport Beach area. -lat"., S I Cl .. r d 1" 6 2nd tbiftl, •H'1 ln Fri. Sandwich lhop, or C4ll Mr ..,... C-.:;.~·~::!!t.°" .;:~ .:.;:.~:t F°~[. :-:::, M:::OPr~~~ oc A1nlort. wm tnln. 714-t7i-1oeo l1UI •Oruae. CM mDAlrw*Y. CM)N..3780 Bel UAlil, or all lPM. no CO&.DWal.. IAl«ll usmlMTl4L .:I I ICIAM I o-'11 Oert~al Hoate.1. Xlot oppty to ~· m.SZN. Ask tcw ~A4H CO. -.o..arra.lftool·m.U LAGUNA MEDICAL 1upplement Income ACoJdwellBankeTCo • ,. IOlt TICH IWleda ,~8omce re· =· ~:X ~ 1Mt4EDIA TE An F.qual Opportunity Employer EQ ' yrs ud AA cw Cllll-aecy. OtveraUicld tar 6 typew riter PART TIME ...a•.exp. ~Mature penoo. Ho1p1l1Hly Hostess IMSracTOI 1·ype SEOO Ewpm . non Service,$C1·31*. OPENINGS Sap w/PC board aa· Ul11Dker. .~1 HelponSatu.rd-.y & Sun· -.nbl)' e 1111 ti Offk4 1-ibel-------•I ~ mominp to deliver ASSlt aa Vaned ctutJes to mclude DAILY PILOT t:lp. 6 mo, ui>. ol quaU· ~· · u filin •C:ASHlll• to our carriers. Must tu...L .... • ma • g, 3da /2 , .... _ v..... Praley of So. Y Dl "" have good driving re· __ CAU. __ M_Ml __ 4_S __ 1 CaUr. Contact Sharon, •HOST ~SS cord, larae s lallon ________ _._~--------FtrDAYS WqOriorvan. Hourly+ • -· we are seeking people mlleaae. Call Harry .-..u.-1 n.1CIANS GENERAL OFFICE oriented people to Join Seeley al: INS U RAN CE PERSONAL LINES UNDERWRITER · Min. 2 yrs. esper. Typina req. James Ir Co. Irv. Call llal.U'ine 752-0990 E.O. E. IMsuaANCE AGefCY Machinist 'l'r'ainee, pnfer ane abop e•perience for amall manlllactl.lring firm in Irvine. Call JWey, for appointment 91'1Mm>. Maids, apply The IM at Laauna, 211 N . Coast Hwy,Lquaa Beach !. -...,. Oo'*-r .. 1111 OM. y fltLOT 't! .W,W..._. 71ff NlfpWwh~ 7100 HutitW..W 710Q.. ........................................................ , ... ~······· Manacer Brt 1bt , OMelS..wtc.t Plll&eo.tolSenieeman. eoer1etic, penoo•blt ....Uc DIDOft to do auar aa1ary +Coan· penoo t.o mall.,. new Xercl~ copy . fllllll. aUekJD.--~- bu1lne11 aervlDf U · ,...... aervicw. Com· PetJUoa~u.lator dUl!Ve eU.W. bl pro. ~ wW lral.n. Newport •MONEY• duclnJ 6 ~lq. Typ. Pharmaceudlcala. 897 Set )'GUI' own boWf, E~· Ina & maua a.n a11et. lllb 8t. NB. Mz.7611 ••t. tn c-" worldnt hall or fh11111t1UITOUDd.lqa In U. P/I'. You make faOOO or Irv. f700Mo to au r t more pr mo. lliiat be 11 +rwn prcil1t 1harln1. Over 11. woodworking ex-cw okler. can ror •~· Start Nov.J. ~11 per. APllb' 11m Placentia mediate Job. 5'9·8730. MAMA .. TaAINM Ave., a.ta Me1a _t-_12;__ _____ _ Reap penoa Co learn olc Prioter' sawl1 bull.Deu. baa)'" •SO• u:,,o Multi Printer. hip pleauat worlt. Beach PACl .... S school 8rlntin1 ex· $ltionerl. «DI> Campus ~ perience K. WUI lraba. 4 ~ .. N.B.. ASSlt• as day work week. Paid MECHANIC needed MoMJ Service Station . AIJL f• Boo. ~-56$$ lrvint. .-.CAI.ASST Front and back orrlce work, ut.iafying prac· lice. Call for interview. -.GlO Medical Aaa't for front of. fice, aocne back office . Li mited X-ray lie . hdpf ul. Salary negot.l a · b&e.173-2334 Nl!PJ>NOW• ! beoellt.a. C.ll 91t-7&ee> '1'op w.,.. llloft,.'Jburs . INoEq>erneeded --------'IAlac Term uaipment PIUM1'IM& • VOLT ., ' I' 546-4741 3MIC.mpus Drive (alCTOSS from Jolin Wayne Airport l Equal ()ppoc' Employer Help wanted lo we b· ot&et preu room. Ex· Dedeoced Is trainees. if!mmum aie 20. Apply Penny.aver, 1660 Placentia. C.11. ,..Mn ... .GROWTH OPPORTUNITY Fast arowing St. John the M--' """1 64"4321 Knits, needs a competent a1 •• ott team . .-iJOY .,. self-starter in the Order excellent company Fire Ir casualty. com· mercial lines un · derwriler. Experience req 'd . Robe rt son Insurance Ass~. Inc. ~. t ' ' P •~•Mec .. •c General plant " prodtJC . ttoo mac hine main· Medical Assistant for tenance. Requires mech .. busy ~thalmologlst. ability. Some knowledge Expu1ence preferred d electric & hydraulic but wiU train 1f bnght. helpful. Salary open neat & willing to lcurn. Juice Tree , 15602 Salary negouable. For Parking Attendant. male/fem. pt & f·l•me. Job in Seal Bch&Npt Bc.h. Call bt.wn lO·Sprn. 67J..C800 Press peraoo needed i• growtni Orange County Co. llin. 3 years trade eiqierieace oo Multi's & OUef 17 with 1'51 beads Salary open. For appL CCP Printing 979-2339. ~.Servicingourcoast benefits including a free r---------., u...,,.. meAl per shltt. Apply in . to coast customers. In· person, Mon.Fri, 9am· lndustnol volves heavy phone con· nooo., Personnel. Turn To Kelly t.act.C.llNancyS4G-1111. MARllOTTHOTB. For Temporm y • •· Sr•i<'=&.1-GBeALOFflCE OOONewportCenterDr A sl t l"1 __.'""' Part/time, sm ore. Some Newport Beach S gnmen I . Becltidm bkppg. Gd working cond. F.qual 0ppor Employer Must be familiar with $4 hr~ Tom Kelly Manne TC'mpora r\' w ork means a r1rxible ~orkHl f! srh<'duh• 1.onii & 11hort term. No <'XPl'rt <'nre n e <' e "'!i'.;i r ;\'. To p pav p a i d \'al'at1ons. ne\er a h·{' molal' asaembUes, com· Engln~ring Inc, 1511 Hotel: Front desk clerk. preaon, and generators Placentia, NB. 548·9617 ex-per prel'd. 7.5 & 1-1 l. 4 including wiring and . . •-k Call f t -C."DI lluat also be General Office . Part ume '47" a w · or app . capeble ol supervising person ~ed for varied ~--------- alllftDbly workers. Solid dfice dut.Jes. Word pro· HOUSECLEA.NERS a ssembly line ex· cessln g ~xperi ence Carnec,P tr.Top$$ Perience in the above bdpful. MaJOr Insurance Gingham Gari 645·51~ arus will qualify you for co. 752-8S3S _ __ __ lhil posilioo Gener al Main ten.in ce. i-House<:--l•e•aner-•P•rr-.•I'•. •T•.I full or part time ayail. own trans. Top SSS ASSEMILBS PACKAGBS MACH onas WAIBfOUSE SHIP.UC cues .We offer ex~llent, pro- gressive salary levels commensurate with ex· perience aod ability, and outstandin& company benefit.a which Include paid medical, dental and life I n s urance for ~ep>ployees and depen-<:lenta. For Immediate ccmidentlon, apply In person to S3.8> per hr. t.o slart. Ap· ~ -48 ply Niagara Drinking ------· 640 -• 7 • 1 •1 Water, 17842 Cowan Sl. Irvine., 641-1030 GB8AL OFFICE Full time lmmed. employ, '° hr wk. Some nJghts & Sal. OHice cMies incl. Accts. Rec .. Credit & cashiering. .8eDdlta incl. paid bll. & pd vacation. Mature. non·smoker pref. Apply In person: JEWELS BY JOSEPH South Coast Pfau. CM HOUSEKEEPER · want· ed for Sun & Mon. only. Lite housekeeping & child care . Flexible . hours & delightful work- ing conds. Cal l Eva ~1000. So. Lagun.!:__ _ Housekeeping couple. Unusual opportunity. Live In exclusive Newport Beach com munlty, new h om e . Mature, ~&liab apeak· Ing, non -s moker. IELL~ SEAV•CE5 \all or Come rn Todav Irvin(' · 1Jl·l441 2102 Ru!>int>~c; C'c>ntt'r Ori ve Suitt> 208 WISIESLER TIAMSPOIT DYNAMICS maw..i~ &MlaAM.CA l•--------1 w/references. Spacioua exceptlollal private II untln.l!too fWar h 147.3491 ll907 Warm>r A\'t' •215 e• , .,,,... --_....._ ESCaOW Immediate poaltlons avail Seeretary • Tract omc.. Agraalve co. ~ beMflta .. E.O.E . Clll Tcml 8rreet. Callf. ao..~~ ATDr Immediate GPPorlunlty with growth oriented S II S INoldlwst ~Ofrenng stablli· +n••• 774-1000 ty. MCUrity, and advan· cement potential I 221 IE I 7tlt SlrHt Sc.la Ma 558-0238 The positJoo requires 1·21---------years experience In quarten, u~ room, •& -........... a:cu ... 8!!.:.l!M or W~: F\111 Ume Jlve·ln bouaeMeper, 5 days, for two tWSerly people. So. Huntington Bea ch . ~. HOUS~SITTIN G . Nd Malurf /resp person lo take care of home & pets. Refs. 6f4=1790CdM. ···~•Nl•twl 111.-..1 ¥1t57 <:'Mol Ra.cl • Snnta Ana tlWtJO 115N. Main I l n H&R Rlnt'k OfflN>I t._.wec• offke T,..._ F\lini & learn rating & claims. Q.3'3'7. Insurance eatabliahing costs and ---------1·--------•1 Now you can launch a new career while you keep your present job! Farmer s Ins urance Group will train you & pay you full commissions whlle you learn. Before you koow 1t you ·11 be making waves in a re· warding life time pro· fess1on . Ca l I Gene Dillard for full details. 848-5lll pricing materials for G88AL OFRCE Production. Must be able S800TOSTART to develop d et ailed MORESWrTH estimates plus assembly EXPERIENCE Jabor and outside pro· 5 Girl orfice cess costs Varied Activities We Will Train , We (!(fer excellent, pro-Company paid benefits gresslve salary levels E:Btablished commensurate with ex· Wholesale Company perience and ability. and Call between 8-2 out.atanding con)pany 66-3J21 in Newport benefits which Include ~~~~~~~~~ paid medical, dentaJ and Ille Insurance for f?mployees and depen· ,dent.a. For immediate \xmideraUoo, apply in penooto LEAR SIEGLER TRANSPOIT DYMAMICS 3131 West Seterstrom Santa Ana, ca 'E.O.E. M/F /H GENERAL OFFICE OfRCE TRAINEE Permanent part·time position. Excellent typ- ing skills required. Call between 8:30 A.M. and S:OO P.M.; ask for Dian 759-0653 GIRL FRIDAY · Challenging -office. marine orientated. Cons· cientious & organized. Prefer non-smoker. Neal app ea rance . Call between SM 642-2935 Factory Workers \n ---------chemical refinery full GOOD 1 ,lme permanent posl· JOB. -rioftl. Hlah acbool Senior Citiuns men. 2 ......,., "' work ex· days per week, car. Can Fa wtth cbemlcala 673-2289 • o.y ta evening I~~~~~~~~ 8lart at _. hour. :wu1 traJ•. ComplHe Gnphic Deaiper/Paate- _... ta bll. beDefttl • Artis& • f'ree·luce , .... IOt' bJ compan7. utlat for ad vertls · ., l'llkl ~ p1._. J'"J mstpubUabinc co. For -• Dec. +merit boaua ill t er v I e w ca 11, Illa. AlllMllmtic aala17 aw--.m. ~,. .. , procum. --------• ~~ Owda ~·-Prom.0Uo1u•l ,Needed now . A •· PGl'bmi* can provide 'a••l•ra, lneertera, ~rat.increuea .. war•bo•• em a o , U,Te$4.IO .... • ••eblH Oper. LODI a.-.to.ee•.APPl11D ,.._ abort tam. Allo peraoo. Mon·Frl tam· l s.&.Sunjolle.E.0 .£. pm. 1532 W. Com. II. *ADIA* mamwultb. f'ullerton, ,.. ._ ta. ea oa • w. Waraet, , .. .,~ ~-Sana.Au. -1no1....,. see'" ~"'-·.u. fl7·1JOJ _...._ , ... FAllllONSALBS ~~~~~~~ _.\.LTSUT!ONS -CAllBKIS _.Jtlia ..... women .. "'9 1 M:r ..... •WoPtO ouobar Ut b l " -P.rl 'I Fulalon 1 ....... ............ • ofiiroRTUHITY knocks oflen when you use resull-gettlng Dally Pilot Claasified Ads lo reach the ,Orange Coast market. Phone M2·5678 SIZE US UP At TACO de CARLOS Compare us to other fast food restaurants. We at Taco de Carlos otter you an out- standing career opportunity in Restaurant Management that outweighs our competitors. We are the newest member of the largest. privately owned non·franchlsed restaurant chain in the U.S .. Carl's Jr. and we're growing up ... FASTI For this reason we can otter you unlimited and succeaefuf growth based on this paet track recot'd. Posttlons ere availabte in the Southern Orange County .-ea. We'll train you thoroughly in Restaurant Management through our classroom/in-store training program Confidently, YoU'll emerge as a Restaurant Manager and will enjoy the foffowing benefits: • Mecffcal. dental and llfe Insurance • $1000/month in training • $1300/month as a Restaurant Manager • Performance bonuses • Profit Sharing • 9 Paid holidays • 2 weeka vacation after flrtt yeer • Food dfseount1 for you and your entire famlly •Tuition aaalstance You'lf loYe how nicely we flt Into your oseer ambition•. Pl.... Mnd yotJt resume to ,,_ K.eMr at: . INTERIOR DES I GN SALES $20·$25 per hr. FUll or part time. F1air for design essential. 951~ Chemical Ln ., H H appt call :>Xl·tno IHVIHTO.Y COORDPMA TOil Corp. headquarters for slate wide fin ancial services firm . Fashion 891-4425. MAINTENANCE · Al Dana Pl. Harbor. Ex per pre{ $3..50per hr. to start + frinle benefits. Appl)' 3'701 DBM Dr. ~137 Island. To run inventory --------•! in mail room operat.Jon. SbJpping, receiving, sup ply ordenng, inventory controls. mail processing & special projects. Ex pe rience requ1 red &tG-0123. 9: JO LOS. 00. KEYPUMCHOPY. Nights. 129 Expenence. To work in downtown San Juan Capistrano. ~:..~~~~~~x- KITCHEH...,._ Mature pe rson pre · ferred, full llme, xlnt benefits ac working cond. Bayview Conv. Hosp. 20S5 Thurln St. C.M &e3505 .. E.0 .E. LABORATORY TECHNICIAN South Ora.age County Rubber ...Uac:turer ia aeekin1 eapei....,. 1.ab Tecta. Apply Reeva llu bber, lac. 415 Av-'da Pico, ~D.f91W!• _c_a ~I LabaralllQ ~clerk . MoodaJ Uu'ou&b FrlU,Y. SU7 &o .wt. M k for Gardlm. M>-0140. Housekeeper. live-in. childrea 9, 11, 14. Npt. Bch. 642-3361orM2·88SO. LOAH SHlPPllt FHMA/GfitMA Knowledge of FHA/VA loan packaging essen· tial. Opportunity to grow with rapidly expanding national mortgage banker whlle enjoying the pleasant working s urroundings of lhe Newport Beac h ti rv1ne area ol Orange County MAINTENANCE PERSON Immediate operung with a progressive and conve ruenlly located Orani;1e County manufact urer Opening for a Main· t.enance ~ reqw res at least 6 months to 1 year experie nce in general shop or plant ma.int.enance. Qualified applicant can expect. comprehe nsive company benefits includ· mg major meok al and dental. For 1mmed1ate consideraUon call or ap-ply at· atanagerTta.inee for R~· tal Stor e . 2 y r s . minimum college. ~II time Incl. weekends. Ap· ply 1705 S. Coast Hwy. Laguna Beach. DO YOU OFFERASERVlCE? !'tiedlcaJ off1Ct' Rat•k of flee aas't. Ott <.iYN. Ex· penen~only_~ 3441 ----- tetcAL ASSISTAHT N e w port B eac h Rhewnlt.ologist ·s olflee. Must have va!Jd, bmrted muscu1o5keleul X·Ray p e rmit & d o \'enipw>cture & rout..tne lab. as well. Salary com - mensurate w1t.b ex~r. 6M-Ulll Mf g . co . n ee d s fabnca\Or5. 18+. Apply IJl penorl. 851 w 18th St. CM ------- MC011 wscons Attractive Females OnJy ~ Models needed, free baircut.t. for professional salon workshops. Call Tues-SIL 631 · llllO Mo m , kid s gone . Tbompaon Blueprint need• deliv e ry drlver1/operator1. UM·B Airway Ave --_ _.....,. ___ .. _ - N"r••r~ ••I••. ••· perieacad. ••1•'7 + -.a.. ..... day. MA.I.It wort lDds ~ Excellent be nefits Salary commensurate with experi e n ce ac performance. For app't call 975· 1080 ask ro r Let tbe Sl'lblic know with r---:--------, an ad lo the Dally Pilot I Off1C't> Service Directory. It can I DesiCJft Your coat Y1llU aa II tUe as Sl.89 I Marla COLDWB.l.IAHKB Residential Mortgage Co A.Coldwell .Bank.er Co. per day. For more in· I Own ronnaUon and complete I W orklllCj• r-.SCAU~. - An equaJ oppor. Co. r.----------, I Manuracturing I I Rapidly growing O .C. mfg co. I I located cl06e to San Diego & G.G. I Fwys in modern indust. complex I has lmmed. openings for highly I I motivated, well qualified personnel. I I RECEIVING INSPICTOIS I I Recent exper. in mechanical fr I I sheet-metal part8. Must be able to I read blueprints & knowledge or I Inspection tools. CbaJlen1ln1 I I P<>Sitloo w/xlnt oppty ror personal I l growth . .._ · I I ASSIMILRS I I SkJUed mecban . asseml1ters. Must I I be depen~able w/strong de!Slre to I excel. 11XL,NT CO. BENEFITS ••• WORkJ'NG COND. W/CAREER I POTENTl~L FOR QUALIFIED I I INDIV. I I Day le Nifht SbUta Avail. I I I I I I GRADCO-DEall I I -w. CHUI.El I I SANTA ~ CAI.IF~ I Schedule l mm<'dla t t.' t e mporar y a!lsl1mments. lonJ? & s ho r t term In a 11cheduk> spe<'lficall)I desliz ned to mf.'et vo ur ne f.'d s . All office sldlls needed .,,,.... •'""9alw •WJ4flr'M •Acda.b •Cllftr. Top pay . peld Vtl'ati<>ns. ttfural, bnnu11H. N«>vPr o fee. IELL~--· s eF11v1ces Call or Com• In Today Jrv\ne Hlol441 2102 Busi11l"U Centt'f' Drive &iite208 ffunt~.,.:e•ch l801WanwrAve •21S l.a~Nltlwl Ut.-a 2'7tS7 Callot Road Santa Ana &i 7101M•• ~~~-- PART TIME EVENINGS Adult.a wilh OUUltanding, attractive persoriallt1es who enjoy workmg w1lh kids. Over 21. Start at $3.50 per hour Phone 642-432 1 . Ext 2SO BE'IWEEN l·S PM. AllcforAltdrff F.qual Opportun1t y Employer:. _ IMMEDIATE PART TIME OPENING Sat. 6 Sun. Mornings. Driver To Deliver DAILY PILOT t.o our carriers ln San Ju.an. CapUU'ano Beach . Dana Po i nt. San Clemente area. Must have good dnving re· cord. large s tation ••IOU or van. Hourly pay -+mile age al · lowance. Call Ha rry Seeley a1: 64J..4l2t. Party Con s ul t an t /· Olunler Person. full time tndudln& SaL Apply 202S Newport Blvd. C.M. PBX Am Svc. Will train 3-U shift. Pleas. ofc med bldg. 2 wks pd vac. 63l·SMO Mon· Fri 9-S rlXOPH. Earn while you learn. Telephone Answering Service full lime tpart time. Varied s hirts · ~. aAernoon or even· jnp..Loc~fo: F A.51DON lSLAN 0 COSTA MESA/IRVINE 11.JSTIN HUN'11NGTON BEACH Ideal for 1tudents Is bouewives. Many co. benefits Including paid vacations . Typing 3Swpm ... E .O. E . Ca ll 5G-4Z30 Moo. \hru Fri. PIX Ofllb TOI Good opportuolly exlata for nliAWe penon with ...._ phooe manner able to wort 32 flexible ltou r1 (3pm It 2 anveya.rd 1btft1 per ..,.,. Excellent tom· P&Df beaema. Apply tam-noon. Mon.Fri, PaaawL MAlllOTTMOta 880 flk!wport Ceet« Dr Hftplrt Blad Equal ()ppar' EIQployer 1'be ,.._ draw l8 \be Welt. • .a Dally Pilot ~Ad.td-5118. $1•111FllY """ w.,.,_. ..., ... .... .. ... Private remale nurse needed. Newport area. Ref's. Greg, 548-6236. __ R EAL E S TATE SALESMAN WANTED. EARN UPTO 15% COM · MISSION NET. l ·Can eam rrom S50K to SlOOK annually. 2-Find obt-why new Il e. earn big SSt here. Come talk with the m. 3-0 ur produc t i n ex pen sive land/budget terms. 4 Pre-set a ppts. galore ~t-Uld out why ·•we'v< got the best thing going .. N.B. area. Ask for Mr Howard. 955-3402 ReaJ &tale REALEST.ATE D.R..E Proc.uor. Must be familiar w1tl VA rFHA processin~. M.uumum 1 yr expr. req Presley oC So. Ca lif. Con tact Bev. 54().-0500 -·· -----RttEP110NIST /SECY !nine Real E:litate Firn seeb person with Cron office appearance. Mus have accurate lyplng l filjng experience. Ca ' 752.zm Receptionist Corporal offices of aggressiv company desires an 'lftvtdu-al w ntle typln skills &some offi~ back around. For lnterviE-\ ~ml5ol6 lllC8'TIOMIST Weekends only. Yach sales olc, Lido VIJlag£ Must type & be goo, W/public. 57$-8711 llCB'TIOMIST PIX lmmed openin1 ii mort1a1e banker exe offices for penonablt versatile I& very pre feaional indiv. Must b exi>er'd on buar pust buUm conaole. h )'OU er jOy a wlde variety t cMies. lodudi.ni It · tn lna. call Cathy Bremia Ill California llortaag ... s.o.s - Recepfiowist/ 1VDi1t Maiurt, A~ penor experlen~ed aa ReceJ Uonlat. Heavy phonct l1PI IO WOtn~voicei Cfld,atkllll, .Fror aftkle ........-.. To aalmy 6 benefttt. Irv In twn. Ml? •. eau Karer ...... .. ·-- 644-4MO -----__ .......__ " ~'!.~.~ ..... ?!!! ~~~ .. ~ ..... ?!.~ !!!~ .. • .. ~ ..... ?!.~ ~!..~ .. '!. .... ?!!! ~ ....... _ .... ~ ~~:!t ............. . acarl'.UY/TYPllT ..._Ml.a · Pt·hill. Wal&nlMI: l.IDmecllai.lim-------1 Gc*tim~WNJll, 1A11e1 J-. 6 •· wf Lt booltll"fl•I .. _., ,_ dhaQ ... , Good In· CIPllllacfarn...,..dUaner WOID bMutilwAKC n.,, •P.fl'• .... •al-. Wpt\d • .. ,. ..,_.., come+beH. CbldrtU •~Ard. Paid vau. PIOCllSOI Ml-3Z'7t 81'0. ---· Swt: full Ume future. Nr OC lootery . Npt. Bc b. dam. IC>Od u ... Apply OradeaOMl&Y'• l•rttat UaH A .. o pupple1. 1 111·-· l>QI; ~ ~-1111 -.-.11r.MUt.tr. Taylor'• RHlaunnt. lead devetopu hu an wk.a. u c duamp. blood _AM_i_._au __ . ---- SICU1'AlllS United C:.r•bal Palay hill • ~"* open '°' Mtt'etA.rl111. Kaq1 aood cktrteaJ lkilll. actural4t typln1 w/50+ wpm. Pref. well or1anlud. 1)'MllDI ortaed applJ. tn. 111.Uq expw de-al.red'°' 1 pat. Xlal vac. benlllta. a'IO/mo. Apply .. We1t Harvard, S.A. .,,.,, SPRAY OPEJlATOR . We ~·~t,_ Slnt• Ana lmnectiate °"""'' tor • Uw. 415-22111 MUST SELL 4 d•a.._., _..lootiM for I or2 mtn ... ""'' · Word Pr'Ot'euor with 2 pear Mar•ulH oval PESTICTOE SPRAY W~. Pit.Im. dyi . ~ apwience. Typ· AKC very tiny Poodle emwaJd eut. blO color" OP!&ATORS Trataable Over 18. Gulliht ;J::-SoUOwproilre· Ck Male. l ·Whlte 1-clarity WM ot '*'4t6ed po1ltloa. Pull-time. 8 r o I I er. w l I I ~ed. fs~VYDJ_C0C:. -.2178 ...U. Moe·"'· t:&UI\ Plramnmt. Good bene tralo ... 641·7'M erlC* err lPll • .,...,. w/a ---'•• l'O. If vou llUDduat • 1ramm•r • .. -.... , ~ ,._ mu•t Poodle puppies. sliver. .... • ... •re amb1Uoua, call W... H•11r • 1 '""' a -· Norden a hot1 1185. 7 ' ••w •' TH·4Ul blwn I 6 wttb knowled1e ot In-l.nOran1eCouoty·a a--·e •-Chri•t-·i. .. ~ ......... r ,_ .. _ ·~-1 ... 1 .......... -nut dynamic tnvlron-._.. .... • ..... ... :-r •. ftomn ....._cape --_,.._ --· .. _ ... ,~ ......._..11 Qoe. Is blk. Early AM r-UL.-V'-'-a a.a&.~........,. ta. ua:. -· .. ,., WANllD DlfVB P1eaM l«ld r.ume or cr? •9'1115 STOCKPERSON, part SUfeAYOMLY ~appticaUon time. Student OK. l'ri· To deUver Dally Pilot THI llYIMI CO ~ aAcbta • Saturdap. ....._ Co curien. Re· ~Newport Centtt Dr R.M. Abrabms, l8lt :::: v•-1 t NewpartBeacb.844-3311 Newport Blvd, Coata -·or arie 1 a · 11'-··•n....-Em.J..ver ...._ wap and a tood ..._. ..,.,_ ..-... a..... dr1vlq record. Phone S.T.~t• .. e•&MO..-.•'S IA&.lleiet ~. eaperienced Studems Need• prt tJme 142.021 and aak tor U... AIJlo, AKC. 4 mo. male, adorable. Move forces aat.. Sl.50oc' olfer. Good home Important! 867115 8045 W.eMITA6S from J'OUI ._._.. eard. s.d .. urd for ._,. lal .-. one .,.,... ~ retura p•r•••••Uy Maled MU'adlwe ua II 1trap, meetJ111 1lril.t. 1.0. '*luirenMaU. Pre· wnt Iota 6 UNft ! F0tr a penoe•huwl tac .-clolf wallpaper. fabrit or "o.y·Glo" peper,. W( wW beck Is trim your tap. Or try two urdf t.ck&obKk. PlllA STOii Top flliloA Ht•••n ,., 'MauUlvl Jewelry job? If you are friedly, Harry Seeley or Don Now~llall6put _...... (Ott a medlul llkntoa&artlmmedlat.e· ~.~w~~fsclepeodatow-....:. W\Uiamav1V1•• u.. at 1orat1on ar.1a n~u ay. mo•1.m1. ._ _... __ .,,,. ~.u. C V inaA.H.._.• fsiJll,--•I OPPORTUNITY :;'.y.· • ...,,.: a:!i s..JDIM.....,,' XIM op. ·&18-------·lsn:RETARY/OFCllGR rai~. ooly ";,;;'a EMPLOYD ....................... Need NC auard. love. ek 't We pey 1100 for naht home. Sclrinler.113-8817 Mffh s '*' iaoaMt for par. tor coU.•utudent.s 2 Ori trade uaociation wkdya. A~ ln pen WAllHOUSIMAM· h o 11 1 • w I v e 1 6 Ha¥a Ml U.. Is pJUmie ~~ aft1co. near OC aU"pon.. Md)'s 2-5 mill Ter· ...,..4 ' s hdenta .Our pro · ,_ evaU. You caa earn NIWPOaT U&e bklH. dlctapbone. race,21URedHlll,C.M. Rap penon ror fabric ....u.e ll"OWin&. l'O. ol· •to IUO per hr. Call Haa-'--wf upto •. &tl-1212 ·--------1 ware&1. aood oppty fen o,portl&Dlt'es (Of' ad· Sll.-U btwa l ·lpcn. ..__ "'. x.aAY l'ICHMICIAH To work ao Newport Stach Rheuma\O&ocill 's atnee. Muat be willing lO do routille office work. indudmc venipuocture. routu•e lab. answer phona, etc. Salary COrD· menlW'ate waLb exper. Mf..llBl . Need MC auard. love. etc., We pay 1100 for n1ht home. Spinier. '7$-8111 F\-ee to you adorable kit· PRICES: 12eaors1a 4/$ tqLll.80ea. 819t.ap suo ea. lOor more SUO ea. VHcement bued on h• °""' Ca-lie S.. SICllTAllY I SWITCHIOAltD Saw/srowta« co. lrv area. ~.... rt ~ Pwtn.nent rwl time .ti ...,..ISTIA10I -·-fary commensurate ~ ~:,m::d. Dl•NtM•11 pert time. fledblebours. A&&llt rnir. aemlconduc-Experle:':;:rator w/eqiier.-.ms aa.t be 18 •over. ApptY T,... lo be available Ex· tors. Exp. in catmr for buly real at.ate ol· •WABEHOUSE- mpenoo. Delly Pilot newspaper perience r e quired· aerv /mkt1. computer Ike. c.on.o&e board. C.11 r..t ll'OWlq eaeetroalcs ZIOOS.E. Bristol drculaUon department. Salary+ commlt1lon. ~rammlo1. Good tor appt. Coldwell dil&tlbu&or ID Fountain SanU An.a HeilhU 'lb1t bipJy s ucceu ful •-• .. s.a.. aptitude requ. Xlnl Buter/ Clarie Jobmoo, Valley atta &001111111 for ... t ·w ....................... ...... 1005 ....................... lens to lov1a1 home. Stl-1351 Adorable puppy. poodle Is Snauzer. Mua be aood bome.17WZZ3 ... .... 1050 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Salea Tu fnehlded NO CARD! Draw your own or Mnc ............. pllone, we11 .,.ke ooe card pet ta&. Add»' eaeft . <NexttoMcOonaldl) local oewepaper has an "111 time, experience co.beneti&a.~ ......, cmwrepenoawaalinaa •'' E.O. E. ~ for a trainee In preferred. poeltloe with a &ood t e c rculaUoa ules •••rt--4 Stiles SICUTAllY T b P b 1 • 11.&ift. Reeeiviq, order AHl'IQUES POR SALE· Prieea GO. to 12.000. 1830 Irvine Ave .. N .8 . Gl.a61 Reciu Phooe 111..ak Boa. ••llUY•• Good UMd Fvnlitun! Is Alllltiaotea--OR I will sell oiSELL lor You &e..s check°' ~or •eo: M.OTPmNnea P.O. BoxUIO Calta ...... Ca. J2828 Rsauraot ...._.. penon, lull time. Snack bar, Irvine Oubbouae P,SO per hr. • full club pri vlle1ea. Jack. 754·7SOO. Call 1:30-3:30. •'S HOMIO.THI .. IOY hnmedlat.e open1np In ow-family restaurant al nearby locationa. We r e· quire no previous ex· Ml"YlcelscoUectiaaarea. U...lrtta11.-.. 1 D.a.lftrocett• eac er· re-sc 00 • ,. fllllq, 1bippln1. Hahl Selected applicant wUI F\illUme ble Mwlt be familiar wtth year old clan. ea· mai ntenance. Com- receive a liberal •tarting av&ila · VA /FHA proceaalna. perlence nece11a ry · PllUl.lve earnlap .ti fwJ salary, retularly PWJd ~Ion l1 llWmwnlyrexpr.niq. •1119. triqe benefit.I. Pleue 'Chedlded raliMa, bonua me ll09 ave •· PNIMy ol So. caor. Con· ~wort part Ume CllllUCt Tim. l'J'l.<N33. opportunitJel It many fr. ble. Experience pre· t.ecl Bev. •- In,. beneflta such aa ftn'ed. 540-0500 ~ home. Local c.U. w..eou.e Driver: Muat paid vacaUons, paid Excelleat company • tomakeappta. with buM-bave IOOd dr1v101 re· Aatique with 20 dlacs. Xlnt coad. 5'()00. Call m.lnO .... ZZ!O mo orpa, compietety re· Dniahed. ow... movlna 118 or bmt ofr. cau Jack. eves $tf.2ZT7 group bl9urance, Ule lo-benellt1. Apply to1---------nus es. Xlnt com · eord.. c.o.ta Mesa an&. surwe 41 dental cov. Penonnel, Monday lbru nUlioo.ISl-Glll Ap~I : The Earl of--------· a-qe. Trainee will a1&o ftidaylO..lZ. ~•operator, flexl-A• • Wl8 Newport ~ be pnMded • company #2 r th 1 lsl.d ble hours. Apply Bruce 11¥d. C. 14.2-17~ _ ~ car with penonal uae EquaJ()ppor ~yer Smith. Sao Clemente WAR!'..HOlJSE PERSON . AMf19U1 MAU. Slrivilelel. lnn.S.C. Needed lull time . <>s-nn.r·lllc.tM. Appllcanta must be l& s.Aea TELLER . Part·llme lmmed. oPl!ftill&. FUii co l11'51 W•,,,._.er Ave. !:.:~.:!'~~: T1tM\.OM Im.med. opening for U · bue. Call Balboa GO. <71.USOiWlCD ly LlAJC·tfll MN1oday .-,5 YOU per. part·Ume te ller. Manne Hardware for ~~~~~~~~~ thn.I n-lday. S.tutttay To rw avalanche o( or· W/aood nastomer rel•· appt. S4t·M7l E 0 E ..... c.. ao10 MASTllS AUCTION 64' "" & ll).t621 CASH PAID Fer Id med Cura. anlJ. tl'*6clr'TV'1 ,!6~~ COMICS Hudpaillled rireanca plaques. ntttlvlt)' 1et• P.l•tea. DIUda mlsc am.. AJ9o .-•al Of' den • cc!lor'S dofte at re aaoaabte eptt. 8*$741 ews. --· -COPY 11.ACHJNE Ueea uy s-per. \It Priee. 912-1033 --~ ... PEllSIAN ~arp~l HMdmade. pure \lUr QYm. Xllll qual Pr Pl3 .. perieoce. Join our lrlend· ly team. Come see us to-day between 2-4pm. overtime available aa dera from marine. S.C.efwf $1ZOO Uooa altitude lo work M1f/H ......... _.. ......... . needed. motorcycle, 11 porting Exper secy to run the life Tuee. Wed. Is Thurs Con-W_A_T_E_R_R_E_S_O_U_R_C ES UyouarequalifJedfs are goods. mot.or apona, re· of youn a c o Pres . t.acl Lee. Orange Cout ~lNEERING Career irUrested In learning lhe ta.Lien. Great oppty but Quarterly saJ reviews & S a v I ng 11 & L 0 8 n opportunities for t>x UMd Refngera"'°" Wuhen & Dryen BARCAJNS-SERVICf: Medll. datt JUeen ~a .. lovneat. gold s wivel C'fl.alr. 2 end tables & lamp.1150 ~5643. ~---- JACKWM.SH CAIPITCO. '. w .... w ...... , t1•111r Train111 c.....,... 9842AdamsSt. H.H. 23952 Avenida de la Carlotta. La~una ll1ll:'i 4501 Campus Ur. Irvine WaitenWcMtr.s .. , CGSWet-s 73Jl l::dmger Ave. 11.H. t54 E. 17th St. C.M. M•11arTr-... c •• ,.,. 33$6 s. BrUldf So Santa Ana F.qual Oppor Emplyr Restaurant All around k 1tt·h t'n worker needed with dnver:, he S;ilma~und1 Rull S49 !1267 Heslaurant Siooi"mill Terr:JCc. a de h ghtful & infor mal restaurant, only ope n weekdays . If you ·re fnendly. <.-onsc1ent1ous & dependable we need you Now hiring full or part time. Slicer & s tock person needed, also new1paper circulation we are very selective & great co benefits. Admin TI4-~UIOI E.O E pt: r 1 t' n c e d c 1 v 1 I business, come to the want ~nf1dent winner potential. Ca ll Rita. Tow Truck Dnvers ex. ~. Des11lner!> & Dai.ly Pilot oll1ce. 330 W. types only. We tram ex Coastal Personnel per'd. Top PMY Apply Dra!uman background Bay. Costa Mesa. Ask f pertly. Visit us & s~. 2790 ~:::;, C M G & w T 0 w 1 n I( • 7 4 0 B in design or ma :.tt·r plan Harry Seeley or Ke n Call Mr. Slone ~-4023. S40 605.s Otun.;; Way, c M 642.1252 rung of wau.•r !>)":'ill'm'. Best ~an<'e 5.l6-091 I Afabam,. Ir Adami.. HH CA.5H PAID W'>hr dry r ' H1.fr11.(' 'Mrtmg <K not !'6 i HI JJ Goddard. Only apply 9·1. Ne-vcr A fo't•c 11lCluchng water !>upply, befor e l1AM or a ft er ---MAHUFACTURIHIRn. pump MaytaK dryf·r ""'' 2PMMon.f ... i.E<> L ·. SALES WOMAN fo r S •. • c. crn•tary / Hookk ccpt•r TW.AIHHS 11tationio "' rc,Pn """ l"rtgld;,1rt' rf'fn~ ~:. - ----JCWf'lry st ore" Irvine Sulary OPt'n Pleasant F:xpent'Ot't.'des1rt>d in rf• :>48~ Sa les : Mange m e nt Must be over <!I for ln:'i ~allty & vo1Cl' for lmmedf)Jllt1mc port&sptt1f1ca1Jonwnt ------- Trainees p i t. f I t reasons. Must be ablt' lo real estate 1n vestmt.-nt 1n1J. fac1 ht1es de!i 1Jen. AdmanJ lmpenal Ouplex Dynanuc, positive 18+ work 1 night a week compa ny . Newport Openings m.apptnC, caJcuJauon.s 4't refnaerator tfree~er . sOFA q~ ~lffper. off wtuU' hnen Wl·llvt'. nt-t'OS deanm( $175 646 ~I or 6C2~11fter 51'M lhdt-,1 tw d . :! C'U\h1nn ci<tvl'f!ptlft. 'm dt'"'k .1li.o ~ furn ~ SlfJ<! 191Q{)akduung lablt•, W I!'> leaves Slnpped. nds re l1n11ll lo1. Aft ~PM . Devaltbusinc.557-3062. !16l~Ml-67~ -<.:ente r Ml'. Gerrie. UlllwWH• ••r computer opent1on•. Coppertone. SJ~O --------· Saks 640-8800 ~In penon with re MWilOJ or~ ~r ----Sal M l I ..,.. ....... T....... MUllCI ft -W umple!e 5PM.. HIOS·A 8SD. too•• 5&J4'M& e1. a u~e ••es Wanted young men who1_________ •-..1..&...C1«tt ~r FuentM. Robt'rl --------plllow~. nr nrw, f"nfllt person1 fCK retaiE· I art sf~dp will get alonK well with * t~an "ltlES • C ~ • ...., 1 ~"'· Wilham fo'rO'lt & Freeu•r . tar.ct-upriRht ~ .,. .. , ~ K'JI ~.22.t p y store xp pre wome n . ca 11 M r ~ "' o. benefits r v1ne Q S f\lllS real good &r~an fou ll t1me. Benefits. PAS 1bompgon ~4023. 9 l Type50Jns Sl2K S40·7639 A Kenda VI!> Ml>OC. 1401 UJtl I aUll.5 S47 3182 Ouwti rm <,tot bt-Jut1full~ Graphics. Nwpt Beh G0typ'10SHfJ> $13.800 Ind ... E.O E Newport ~ach ----"'lrwd w it•·"' vip H ~ Secretary to Vl'l legal Set'IBkprCnstrSl2K Weldt>r or v.i•ld in; Docp 8040 \••h»t usihnl 1hr ... '1•1 --- ----counsel. Ty pin I(. some Exec Seey SIS.600 'fyptnpg:.. 5!!,YTir oMwEn hr:, fon•ioon. $7 sit ~ hr It 11 •••••••• ••• • •• ••••••• • • ~JJ wll S)j()() ~ 11;ix Sales StH. liberal company •Counselor'> -· arc.>a. hfe. mt-d t dt·ntal Kt-:~o:-OD PuP" \I\( Meed Extra benefit:.. Send re:.umt" SalesOurOHll·e• _1.v msg. 8ob~·4292 _ µIan lfM.H7~ Ch..im.p .,1n-~1 • 1.,.1 /y Ger-. Sde 1055 Cllris ..... s Moftey? w1salary t'1tper & rf' Appl Only f'rl'l' ~ how p , I II I , ••••••••••••••••••••••• Has clolle-OUtti for sa 99 S3 99 and $4.99. P'0t <..:OMrETITIVE bH como· to 711 w 17th ~t 1\ 7 or r al I 6J I '44-04! !ti JX'4i Silver natwart·. If s11\c•r scrv1ni.: prl>. 11w Hr>l(rri. B r os Am ba."''adoC' patk'f'n 92 JH" Nontake china Evan; pMt.em 31 pcs Amenc ar debed YOROrla crystal aJI sao ·a. Xlot Codd ~,~~· Diii Nde-41 ....... ttfrl1 SlS. l~ d1 n1nR thl & 6 l·hr. mi 493 :;111 Anllqur din1n.: tahle 1 rhJ1r' & l0h1na close $1';) RollJWJY bed 535 : L'ruted Airlines 1 7 far• <'oupon:. S51l 1•a C.11 IW0-64K-i C.Ome to RM. Abra mi. qurement.s lo Pre11ley of Liz ftetndt!r5 Agency T..:!:~I.:.. ~~~ r,~_t; r~ woao r.c>GESSOR 2.13..llli t'W.S d (t &pm. UUIU:. rown f&UJlil.Ur~ CaLalog SOowroom_ ~ So Calif ~P 0 6o.Jt ZlOO. ~.l.81.rcb.El.Uih L4 •~..J.J.ll w.u1...u~... Tnternat1onJf · lhl( H • v.J..">her. dr)t•r. rdn.:. Mobil e Telephone -Vlff N"""""'" Bl C M p t N. 8 ~. Attn lkv Newport Beach. 833 HI 90 Newport Beach I' lllmt> ,. p .. F' k ---------mlM' 1131 !1ZH7 w iw.-anner Tak~ O\I r I~ ~-,...,.. · · / · pos1t1on. Pref aftnoon "' " irm !l<'t' in it f''i t any age want<.-d. SECRETARY. Ex~ or hrs. Mon·F't1. Strong typ V)'dec 1200 ()pt·rator 1 to f"orClass1fl«d Ad Mo\1JUl s.ale i'.iet 9 room payrneotb 673-e:HI I.4aJ Newpe>rt Bch La w 1---------ing skills a musl. Call 2 yrs work expenenel• ACTION h'e • litaf contenti. Npt. Jkh. Tennis Clul firm. caJI 64S-4044 Sat SICalTARY Uebl ll3J.80M -.oril preferred CPA ex Call a F;veryt.)uog to be )()Id F'amlly Membership AM. Ca n.:fty ' ~::f~~el h:~~~ /~xy Oally Pilot Real t>e.rgiuns. ~ ~78 eo o...eo.-ttt •TYPIST• benefilll. saJary ne1tot1a · AD-VlSOR SrilwtlhEASE' 544-0132 The Irvine Company, a TO $11.000 ble. Call '7141 64()..4450 ~-5678 It ·sa BREEZE Have something to ~·11· Sales • :1andwich makers & food prep. Apply in person, weekdays 2·5. 2915 Hed ORDER DESK SALES For marine hardware dist. Marine exper. nee. lmmed. opening. f)Jll co. be ne . Call Balboa Manne Hardwa re for appt. s•9·967l E.O.E. M/F/H SEX:RETARY ·Insurance office up lO 30 hr. per week. Don 494--0724 •SICalTAAY • To SI 1.000 community builde r ~s~~.K~~~~L~~~~i«~~~lh~y~H~u~v:ey~~~~~~~~~~~~~a~~~d~1:~~~=·~~~~~:~~~a~~~d:•~~a:~:~•:1t~~:e:11~ located in Ne wport wpm. 10 key by touch. Beach Is 811:oc.:.1ng a GrowiJt&farmoffers good Secretary to work for tw.ure. C.11 7Sl·2800. . ' _JliU~~u. __ • Sa.fas 'Re6tauranl PAllTTIME wou Non smoker. accurate 45 wpm. 10 key by touch. Growing rirm olfers good twre. Call 751·2800 UJree project manageni. Me&Ed'sPlua Immediate part time openin11 avail for Delivery Drivers. Must be 21 .ti have a good dr1v- U\I record. Slart from 1125 hr. + llS-. Able to worit eveninp. Full Ume posit.iona a1IO avail. age llfsover. Apply dally aft Spm. Here's an opportwl.ity to SECRETARY/RECEPT. worltpartUmefrom9am Ute bkkp• I& typing. to 2pm. or 4pm to 9pm Near OC Airport. Floyd dally in our conveniently E. Weaver. structural ~ ci.reuleUon 1ales qineer. 55&8550 rocd. Work near home & To quality you must be TYPlSI' ·To type loan In· well organize. possess a lo. bU BurTOuiha Docu· pleMing phone manner meot machine. adJust Ii capable ol typing forms for print-out .ti 56wpm accurately. l'Dllk.e corred.ionl when Please appllcat1on or oeceuary. Prior ollke &end nsume tis aaJary re · aper-. Is tYP'ln& of ~50 q\.iremmtato: wpm requfred. Docu· L PARSONS ment machine uper. ME• ED'S PIZZA "2'.lOE.171.h. St C.M. en)oy other activities for Sectttary; General Of· tb8 balance o( the day. rice. \ypine. Lt office We pey hourly wages as wort. Aalt for Tammy, oommiMion. (114)955-3402. N.B. of· THI •YIHI CO bdpful bul will train t.he 5151>Newport Center Or riabt candidate. f"or Newport Beach. E.0 . E. appl. call ~. ext. 202.. .. E.O.E. Call I Oil' detailJ, • Retail Sales SALISPBSONS LA. T1MIS Our COCQPUIY la arowing 13'7$Sunllower Ave. It we are lookllll lor Coeta Kesa. brilbl Is ambitious peo-540-030 I pie to train IOtr future 1.0.£. mana1emeol PQ91Uons. Jf 10'&.h•Ye retail e.s., Salespecson w.uted.J'.ul perlence 41 want to move pert Ume. Salary+ com· up to ewre management mission. co. benefits .• politionlarenowavaila· good working al · ~-mospbere. Apply in We ar• ooe ol So. Calif. person. futest 1rowin1 high SfANDARDSHOES IMIUon shoe operaUona. 30775. Briat.ol,C.11. fice. SECRETARY . Office of .. "'"· Corporate headquarters for state wide lnvelll · SERVICE STATION AT· TENDANT.full lime. Ught mech knowledge, bmdil.11. Neat handwnl· Ing tis appearance. Apply 2SBONewport Blvd, CM 'l'ypUt/Recepl. Ute ofc. duUel. 80 wpm. NB. Mra. Hass 675-:i} l2 SELL idle iterrls with a Daily Pilot Cl3!1S!!_I~ Ad;. ment services firm· Servlce Station Allen· r--------- Faahion l slan~. Xl.nl dant, pt.lime. days & I Typi!lt career opportwuly with eves. Neal appearance ok J •~75 IS JOIJIS! c:tiveraity & ctrallenJe. handwriting. Apply 2590 ~ Must pouess top level Newport Blvd, CM. R f----11 •~ exec. secretarfal e.x· -----• WTTilll - perience. 640-0123 M-Fri. Service Station Allen· 9:~5:30. dant, service cars & light SECRETARY repair. 2800 W. Coast Hwy,N.B. Experienced with strong no YO U lf/\Vf: W 0 R I) fl R 0 <' lo: SS I N ff EX PERIF:NC'F:" Good'= salary le JtJnt eo. it.a. Ji'or ln· tervlew contact Larry IM,157.ocnt typing I& shorthand SWloltAHnd.t SALESPERSON, perma· alcil.ll, rwt Ume career Sell·aerve. Perm. poal· oent lull time, will train. oppo11unity. Apply lo Uon. Ptrtime & full lime R.M. Abrabms C.talog penoo to: llr. FUent.es avail. Neat appear. I& re· Sllowroom. 1119 Newport at Robert Bein, Wiiliam liability a mlllL Advan· SaUmthr aeed1 II rat Blvd. CA!Sla lie.a. f'toat Is Auoc. 1401 Quall cemeat ~· Apply at ·.! 1Qoulpw'1.4deywk,10 St.~Beach p Oi c 1 1~0 tnA ... ll·'lb. FUii time S ALES PER.SON -·---· · aim o.. .. Ask your rrlt'nd!I. r e lati v f'~. 11tran1Zer11 . .I f lhrv say "YES" nnd will work fo r Ke ll v I Senlces fmin. hrs> I you will receive a I f75 bonus All typlni I 11k11ls nttded. Top I pay ... pakt vecat1ons. I nt!ver a ft\'. ... :,. If _,, .,._.a-.. --J Oat .... 1 Newport Blvd, C.M. !llr.Call59-M1'1. ---· exper ......... SECRETARY • .u · Permaout fullti,me. day for b1&aloeu in betwnhnHpm. s.... R.11. Abra-. C.laloi Lapna. Mature, good Service Station Attea-HOt • t.MllS abowToom 1111 Npt. Bvd. MC'AUrial akll.11. detail dint, Mobil Serv Station. Willl ~ lo art/in· Cit ~-Stable work Ask for Ron S59·565S ..W ....... Jl'.U-Part· SAL!S . part.Ume. Over bittorY· Call for appt. Irvine. UllMI. 120-SHhr. Will ,..,, .. ,... ,_ .. ( 4'7·1'791 --------trala. Call M•-Bunlc 11. """'1175-....,, -or SEWING/Dbl Needle ..... ,Pll. Mllre~ &TAltlAL-llauar• Pfece work, on -your aecret.ar)' (Of' busy Stal41 macblae. 5'8·2981 farm A&ency In Npt. anytime. 8ch. Startin• Hlary lO _.;=..------- $1000per mo. Is wi1Un1 &o Sl«PPING/REC CLERK train rl1ht peraon. Orowlna ftrm neetll MMCT4. l'9IPOft P9noft lull time wa.t'41houH duUea. Rft incomlnif 1hlpment1. tt.ock abelv•. pull or· ..... ~-taolu ..._... •. OPS 6 JIOeta1 .. uperienc• preferred c.11-.- ....... Cl.Ill( RSWIJlfDD WW tn& -dlnl l'rt. P\alldme ...... IEL~ SEAv1cc:~ ..C.ltor- C'Om<! In Today .,, Irvin<' IJJ.1444 1101 B~ln<'1111 Centt'r DrlVl' Suite 208 Hunllnaton &ach 147.,... . . 890'7 ~mer Ave a21s La.-una M1ruel IJl'"41 2'7Ml Cabot Rood Santa Anw tlWIM 1lJN Main (In HlrR Block °"""'' I ' f:(i ua I Opf>ort un lty tmployer m1r• J --------- TO WOMEN IN BUSINESS COMING Sunday, October 14, 1979 in the Daily Pilot A TRIBUTE TO THE ORANGE COASTS SUCCESSFUL WOMEN IN BUSINESS THIS IS THE ACTUAL SIZE AD For best~ a clear blade encl nite pttote of any "" catt be used. Yow mes...-wm I acco,.._,., tM IMcluN '" .,.,, ''•ce. u Y•• I CMoM not .. '"*ltA .. picture, flll ttte -.ace wit" your,.,., ..... HdoMI Women In •••• Wffk ta OcteMT 1& lfwougta •· o .,.. WOfMft lft bUelftffl, lnclultfy and 00flHMf08, .... D•IY ,..... ... pu-•lft • ., ..... tribute In Ila Ootober 14 eclelon • Our ... .,.. to •u11M11 end Profeealonal Women II an Hoepttonet .,,...,_...., .. IMrDllUM. new°' kl•ll••• HHclale to ............ of -.o,.,...,Gff9et .,.._ to hOftDf ... , •• 90Me""'9• °' oontrlltutlon1. au•-•o,...n .. ..,.. Mloee • .,. two..._.. ttr two lncM• HM, wtt1t •. photo rou pt0Vlde. TM ooat of Holt noloa le...., .. . Don't ...... ......._ patt of We ep1ctef edV ......... DJPlrtuMeJ, De1•M '9t,.. MFYlftl epeoe le OGeober 10. Cel 1Dd81f DAILY PILOT '\ • .. ... -. -. .. --- f · -- t'1 I IJB IOIO .............. 9040 .......... "'° ........... ,..... ......... , ....... MondlY. OCtober 8, 1979 DAILY PILOT CJ J ..................................................................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• W t71J 0.-9720 ...._,l•p1rtld ...... UIH .....,U-4 IOH ~, •.....••..•............ , •Mee 25" Zellilh color T V. , .. • llM. 2 Yr. WATT. Fr~ I\.. Del M&-179& loah&Mcrilw .· .,., ... ,, ...................... . ••••••••••••••••••••••• Kawasip jet ski appro". 30hrs u se Sl .600. 548· l!l008 or 7 59-8949 Trucks 9560 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WI PAY TOP DOLLAR for top Uled can·for.lan. -..U or c:l.aN cs. If )'QUI" car ll rdra cl an, toemf'tRSTt ~ ,,, .. 0..., am lbirbor d. carrAM t7t-21 0 - C'O,...MEll ~.HtVffl..HE T •II •e ' \ ~ r I !>4b-I 200 Can't Sell Your Car, CUYIBIMW PAYS TOP DO UAR ForC1ean Uted Imports Call MJkeor Don ll5-ll71 ---- WANTED! Late model Toyotas, VoiYOI. Plckups & Vans . Call u.. today! ····~··· c ......... ... u •.• JO>., 140.'441 PORSCHE's WANTED Allow us the opportunity to consider the pul"('ha!>e or trade-In or your clean Porsche. Check with Us Today' t'.1631 .... "°' 11•"'1 C"'>Ardit:n (,,~ ,,. 131 .. 1llJ 1!176 BMW 2002 4 speed. ................................................................................................................... '81.Dlll.IWl 1800 Road.Iler. "-•• '750 C1•1c 9915 ,..... tf40 CREVIER &ISi ···~AY SANTA AMA 835'3171 fl'I UUIMAll OIWl#O lotACM!NI 711MW JZOle Automatic, cbamonlx with blue \"dour lntmor . ltel'eO, air cond1tlonmg. alloy wheels, low ltll les. IMSVAX> SADOLBACIC VALLIYIMPOITS 83 l-2040 495-4949 OIW'5E COUMTY'S OLDEST & Sale&·Sc:rvice·Leaslng Ray CarYer,htc. RoUs ftoyce BMW 1S4-0 J am.boree Newport ~ach 640 G44~ '771MW llOfa Automallc, topaa w1tb stereo. air coodilioorng, low mil~ <004T J A J SADDLEIAOC VALLEY IMPORTS 131-2040 495-4949 BOB McUREN's '7HIMW 320i 4 speed. r ecaro 'leats. sunroof. air cond1t1onm1t. stereo cassette. alloy wheels. ll38UPNJ SADDLUACK VALLEY IMPORTS 831-2040 495.4949. wht hdt.P re1no vab1e. •••-•••••-••••••••••• ••-•••••••••••••••••• •••-•••••••-••••••••• needa paint A ant work. '70 9UT w/'76 Turbo car-lf7' C-AOILL:AC IMOO/beltofr. 5484Sll92 • rera factory bod)' • ILDOIADO -------turbo le.th intr. 118.000. '79 210.U ~I days .m.mo P\111 ~ 'factory aJr P«f ect cood Lo/ au. A1 r cond.. • All /l'Jll ltft'eo ' 8 cond T• over IH . or it 914, good cond, lo ml, ~tilt li~tbecl w ' ~~ ••• e blq.Att.e. 714-586-1~ SOOO or bat oUer. ~JP ......... P ,,ric';tb;;. ~~ _,. '71 atO Z: Xlnt cond. New paint, a.m/fm ca111ette. $3300 beat olf er. 640-503S ------ '73 MOZ. AM /FM, A/C, maia. U2SO. D ys 1·731·7775, aft 7 pm ~ P.P watt to buy O."Wl i6 912E, awuf. a.e mJ, like oew. 30 Mru Tel eu. 21 eat tank. 17WZZ7 '78 9ll SC. red tart•, low mi*, like new, loeded, lilt •*· sell 915.ICIO, ru:mea ~. Qiel'.rmot). $1995 lt71PORO LTDS.AH ft'1ll power, r•ctory air oond.. split power seats. lilt. wheel, Landau top 4' ln like NEW coodiUon ! (5QYl'WZ ). $3''' MAlllS AUTOCIMTER '87•'74. Have uah . '73 fll·'ICpe, good COii· R.t!pelrab&eOK.SU-74.St d .5Hlmt. Loaded . Sl0.300/or matte offer. n4-67S..7661. leave meu. '78 ~ Cpe, wbt w /tan, AM/li"M, 4 apd, a lr, 14JC. '78Seville: AM/FM 8 trk 1'25BakerStreet Ill. nt/tellcpatr •bl. AC, NEWPORT BEACH P\.irebMeortake overlae 'T1 D, copper, &o mi's. SLD mo.~ aar, lalU'OOl. 4-spd, ster eo tape, alloys, $8795. M1"8710. ltbr sea", auto trunk, 540.9202 wltewbl~. Olltlr~. ~ATE SALE vila)'l &Gf, Sl0,500/i.o. Jae '73 Ford LTn. 7cn. 4363 '76 2SYL. 4 1pd. mlnt cumi. 50K. new wheea. S6JOO ~eves. Rat 9725 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'e& Wgn 13', good COrtd radio. :.>mpg. as Mu&t tell. 964 1921 Luther. i4 nat 128 Sport L. 70 1100 ml, clean ln & out. Slti~l ~ ----'70 Plat sedan $4.50 or make offor S48·3881 1978 911SC, Tar ga , wbt/bllr, lowered, P·7'a. rza,oao. 4"1-7314: ss1-1281 ...... '756 ••••••••••••••••••••••• *1 DEALER IN U.S.A. IOY CAIVER ROllS·ROYCC 1Jet JUl\bot'H ~IN•<ll \'----""~ CLOSlO SONOAn ·se Sll ver Clouc.l l Sl.9,000 985-044 Toyota 9765 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'Mute 4-door '66 Coron .... PP. cno 1se.9501 ~ ------'-;...._ _____ , Moa. lhru Fri.. 9 to 3. '68 Cad 2 d r, x Int "Tl Ford Club Wgn. 8-pas!>. trauportatlon, good 4S) vs. PIS, dual tanks. tlrea,et.c.9!!00.$48·7901 AM IFM s tereo 8·trk. •77 SDV d 'El A1C. tow pkg. smoked cgance_ ~lass Call afl pm Beaut. car With all the &em • extras 31.000 C>ne owner -· ------ nu P P $7895 646·6096 '78 F\!tura 7100 m1. air ·73 Seville w ,un roor. cond AM 11-·M r a dio Ooth intr AM FM tape _S..;nl. Aft 6..:. 848--6970 !ull prw Lo m1 7~ 1867 '74 LTl>, full pwr. deluxe. '79 Eldorado. all 1·qwp + !>unrl, ct.-dllr fm• m 1!>t, w llhr. 9.000m1. $14,500 754 7782 ~ Cad. mu.on 'll't'. 11up(•r ~harp . I owner. Ca II ~ .i c k 9 6 2 · 7 7 8 !I ,, r 641).:J)63 ---c..wo 9917 ••••••••••••••••••••••• pnced t.11 !>ell ' •4!M·6313• '6.S Van Ford 6-cyl 200hp Stic:'k . XI nt. cond $850 714-·9&H921. Luther . 9945 ••••••••••••••••••••••• --- Xlnl Cood. 1895. l-493-7$l Tl Camaro 1.1 . xlnt rnnd, Ho.do 9727 Triwrlph 9767 15(.0)m1.nt"Nt111•' tunt• •••••••••••••••••• • • ••• ••••••••••••••••••• •• • • up. h..c.ded SSrSllO farm JolwtMMl&Son UMCOLM-MERCURY '°Spe<'1al of the Week ·· '78UHCOLH TOWN COUPE ..._..Mew '79 i6 TR7. Victory ed1twn 1~151 royal blue t.an mt. A c . · -----HONDA Cars .. tl'rffi l il!>'\i.-tte 10 rn• °'"',... 9920 MAH y -'1u:.t bCll $4HUIJ 7&1 8237 ••••••••••••••••••••••• To C ._ ____ From•. 1979 DEMO .-.-n.. ·111 Tnumph Spttf1rt·. a. Ullo...llVER~ITY hrand new top, Im·-. E.AltAHCE! Old.1nObile Hoftda Can • GMC Trucks "" ~ brakes, etc. Xlnt <'•md •If\ L..rm .. ro'>. tapn('('' S21SO or be~l orrcr \tuolt! Carl~. Malibu' & 28SO Harbor Hhd Costa Mesa ~u 'lf)..10 642·5456 :-.:o\ a.. Dr .. ,tic re1lut' lltJn.'> I Val&swCllJlll 9770 SAVE MOW!!! .............•..•...... VW · Having Lrooble !>t:ll 1ng your car? Tr> U!> Top dollar · Pwd Cor or Not' Bnng your car to Jim Ma rino Volkswaj!en. 18711 Beach Blvd .• Hunt ington Beach · At.k !or Frank Manno or-Tom Ailun. '64 VW, good cond. new brakes. frool bushln.i & vaJve job. srs. -.1412 C~HRL CHEVIOUT ~ lfarhur HI' d I ., t\l A \1 t ~" \ S46-l 200 72 Chevy Caprice ~ dr sd.n. x..lnt cond. loaded. 51200/olfer 642-4281 14 Chevrole t Ca price . brown. 4 dr. Power . ;ur. ruaa perfect . 33K7 ~ C.ll. CaU first. ••-lw . He;1ullful luxury car 111 l r vst:il a11rn·ol w it h leather 1nt1•ri11r IJn"' mil.-.1~1· Orw u w 11 .. 1 •11.11931 I $9200 2621; lfJrhc1r Ill . t 7't ~1441 5t\31) l!J77 Loni' Tn"'n l'<tr S«fan. full\ 1·qpl. S7tM.lt• Ca II .i r l !IP~ KllH ;,5!ft) 9950 ....................... URAN( if•: CODITY S NEWEST LINCOLN Mt::Hci..:1n · Ot:ALERSHI P RAY R..ADEIOE U NCOLN·MER<.:U HY 16 18 Auto Center Dr SDF\vy·Lakc Forest exit lftVINE · ll0.7000 T1 Monarc:h v-8. 2·dr. ..-o. 8ir. 20K mi. lllnl ~Orm.844~ •••as; ' ff52 ....................... 7' .......... -----Rarl' 73 Mu.'l c·11nv1·r1. P .P . ••ata to t1u y loaded ori~ u wnt•r. a..rokt '17 • '74 JI IV4!' &12 74.'f} 18711 BEA<.:H BLVD llljNTINGTON BEACH 2 dr, sunroof. M miles. ~l -----------• vw Squ.areb8c-k. good cond. runs areat. Sl.4.50/best ofr 675-8422 cash. RepaJrable OK 50-7"54 "Tl Ncwa Conoours. 4 dr. dartt brwn, 306 VA auto. AC. till wbl. dJv1ded -.eat xlnt cond. I owner. 5 .. 85226uMe\etl. ffi .<uto L1kf' no w S239.> See to bellevp • 912.3257 '61 Must convert .• a uto. 6 cyl. P top. rlbt trn!>. beau• 760-9174 __ ·---·• G-ral 9010 ••••••,•••••••••••••• ••• Tt J a rtaHo. .,... . ..................... . A M /FM s t e r eo w1casseue. inmroof lt-m beautJ.luJ condition! Pri. pty. amoo. ea11 84&-9039 eveninl ... tr DO answer, ~Ekeept.rying! "Tl BMW 320I . A/C. a uto. Blaupunkt c a ss., n ew Mlch. tires, xJnt cood. 4191< mi. $8700 or bst oHer. 956-2365, 833--0153 142.-2000 Mwce•slem '740 '78 VW convert. AM 1 FM ca ss. blk on y e llow. 23.000 nu. S7500. 49&-6214 ***** 1977 Nova C ompal'! 66 Mustan~ 28!1. auto, P S. R 1 H . p artl restored. S2600 ~l ofr IWIJ-~ '• . , .. WHITHllt BUYING fW SELLING nhhY ... DAILY PILOT IOATMART 9150 ••••••••••••••••••••••• um ~zuki PE 250, dirt bike. x.lnt. $500. 548·5659 '711 ~zukl GS750. many new parts, $1900. 645-6970 aft5PM. 79 ~zuki 125, clean dirt bike. ridden 5 times. xlnt cond. $650/bst offer. 562-8145 ·11 DODGE Tradesman 100. P /S, P /B. custom piunt & interior , caplnln c~. portholes on sides -front & rear vents, mags w/new wide tires. 32,000 IDl. Xlnl. $5.500 or bst ofr. Call 870·4584 ITullerton_>~P_._P_. --- '72 Honda 4.50, eittnded fmt end, chrome, r uns great sax>. 64M8'11 ..;:;;__ ________ 1976 Dodge Tradesman ............ S./ 200 . s how van. 360 ... /Stor4191 9160 engine, custom mtenor ••••••••••••••••••••••• and exterior. many ele<:· IMMEDIATE DELJVERY! LARGI SEUCTIOM OF.-W 1979 320i'1 5281'1 ALSO 633CSi '$ IHSToa<! Call today • We al.ao may have that pre owned BMW you are looking for! . ---- '761MW SlOia Automatic, stereo. m a g wheels. low miles UJ12RXH) SA.DDLEIACK V AU.EY (MPORTS 831-2040 495.4949 '79 Black 320i. gold nms. AC. aorf. factory wmty oewst.ereo 642-2584 eves '76 ~1 dark blue a uto. a ir. s unroof. AM /FM CaM stereo. S'T.950./0 8 0 752-7884 wkdys, eves &wXnds 644-6632 ....................... 0412 '69 ZIOSL COUP! ROADSTEI O ass1t• coupe roadster. onginal cond1llon. IOc.'al· ly owned & 5erviced. auto. tra m. • 111r cond .. must Ye to appreciate t635DG BI JIMSLEMOMS IMPORTS l970HARBOR Bl.\'O COSTA MESA 611-1276 Vot.o 9772 ••••••••••••••••••••••• VOi.VO SAUS. SERVICE Atel.IASIM(; OVERS~ DELIVERY EXPERTS EAILllKE VOLVO 1.966 Harbor Blvd . COSTA MESA 646-9301 540--946 7 To piece yo9" ad c11642·5678 JlENT Luxury mot.o r home 22'. sleeps 6, self ________ _.1 cont. $250/wk+8• mi. troruc and custom ex· tras. Original invest· ment $14.700. Asking SllXX). (714 )Q). 59 l 2. 831-2040 495.4949 Capri 9715 ·79 station wgn JOOTO Dleeel. Dark blue. <.:ass radio. sunroor. appro". 3.000ou Owner a nxious toseJJ ask ror Harry Kay. 2 13-S97 RUi l .eves OttAMCil COUMTY VOLVO EXO..USJV ELY VOLVO Largest Volvo OeaJer I.I\ Orange County! BL'Y or LEA.SE ••••••••••••••••••••••• nM38·121.'.I \\ha -----DIRECT l'sYourTrade? '76 Capri. alt. AM tFM . '734.SOSE. wbt. w/blu Int .............. ·,c, •• 9010 ....................... 100 Wlltt SSBJAlll racllo, wtnd-vaoe, loud baiter. eB r.tio, Mcor wind ..,..S •directlon. eleotr. wlnclles1. Red14ced to ..U. J'recl Bocltmiller. ..... 9040 M>-8SS $1.Ell per Day RSR xtras. xlnt cond. ~~-o.rpoloof11_. ... ~1mafm0• c. a111ms .. ~·,·~· .~~mi't'·'~ 11' Loaded. S85()(1. A JC, 413 '77 Cllevy Van C 8, roof 'nwt 's hUJe to pay S3S50tbeat 963-6457 eves .., '""" ..- Dodge. Will tra de for rack. m,p, air. a.track. for an ad m the Daily Pilot m a c s l 4 5 o o Van/RE,842-4647 wet bar, etc. $7,800. ServiceOircct.orythatcan ·77 Capri Ghia Sharp. 0 6.4 5 0222' E . 493-511+ flltabliah you.r prolessional silver. sunroor. 4-ap. •Y · · · ve . 2025 S. Manchester RENT 2'' .."79 Win~ -1-..-~ty Fo m ...... t ~.JOBO Mfl.7736 .or,....;.;~~S252.;.._ _____ , A-~m, :2C/'\-2011 Shw ~. ~ wkly + g; SEY-idle Items. ~ith a ,_.,.., · r v•"' 11· 531.3117 I IOI ft:l'I '"'°' mile.~ DailyPUotC1ass1fiedAd. formation call642-5678. ------.----is 6> SLC. Prime cond. 0..-9720 lo mi. I Owner, must see '73 1800ES. AJR. Overdr. T ...... Utllty 9110 "'1lo Ll'allltg 9510 A.to UosMg 9510 ....................... ~. leather. lo mi. xlnt cond. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • .1o.•n.1 '78 280E. metallic mil en S7,350. 573-2750 --- 4 8 c u 11· .------------, -· x u stom t 1 ty s&ICTIOM OF brown, elec aunrf, snrl. Trai&er. wood and carpet I LEASE ANY MAKE I .... • MODaS AM /FM cassette . new ••••••••••••••••••••••• G11a1 al 990 I interior, chrome whee ls, -t ires. lmmac cond. ~I top, Ulhu Inside ANY MODEL SHOP•COMPARE S17.llOO. 833-2211, 75Hl37 BARWICK DA TSUM ••••••••••••••••••••••• '71 :MO Z Mint condition, '76 240 0 : auto. air. will sell to beat offer. amtfm. yellow & brown. Sacrifice Many extras. 95,000 miles. Very clean. B-02164. and out, wide tires, I . I wtaiya custom paint. tinted I I glass, crallk out win· dows, bolds two I I molorcyclH. $2&0. PA. Y ONLY ==,... I FIRST MONTH I • , .......... t4oo I p A. YMENT I DATSUMPADS I . * I llDod. 4 = ...... ~ I NO .-OSIT·OI LAST MONTH I := ...... :::i~a.tt-I WI TAD AMY TIAD! I ••• HMI oa MOT1 I PHOMI CllDIT APPllOY AL I Your frl•nd1 and ...... ,.,........ Ult Clualfied 1rlt•n they have ~~tell. They'll tell o• bow well ll ...... ftlf'tlle.m ! I '79 CAllUAC '19 CWCA : I I o..-.c........~ .... NII , .......... Me If --· I tf,.";~ w1tt ,41ltce. twllllt ....-.ct. U -8flOIM, ..... I ........... ""' ,...... ............... *"' I . ,.fJ4J MO. I I · 14 MO. 1.,.. , ....... ,.,_.... ,., ....... ,.,_"' I I tth IO + I•• OM:. ve1119 '' 4 " + , ... 040 v • ..,. 1 .,t,Hr. "'9le11 .. MtlOOO fNM ........ "'7a. T• ,,_.,.._,11.e11AO. ,.,_ ...... ., ;.11 '°' '".., °""" I , I, 1 t 'I 1 811 IJ7'>49 l-l ~7S Best offer. 640-ta2 days. --------- &G-3\0leves. Mck ft I 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. Sd SL,F 1~ tops, 101'."t "13 Reol. PS, PB, AC. con • u"'y equ P t . AM/FM, lo ml, orrs ex· Wbite/bUt liltr. 67s.ool2 Cl!IJ(ed6'5-9'291 ,. 4liQ8L, Qlampape, 2 ms Buick Skylark 4 door •· eoM. mint cond., seclae, 1.0,000 mile.. ·•·.,.... Sllverwttb red JDterlor. .. 9742 Power windows · ••••••••••••••••••••••• at.eertnc, Alll/f'M stereo. ·11 Mld1et: red. Good a1r coodlUonln1. delux cond. 27 ,000 miles. trim 00 aJdeJ. custom til500/0ffer. Call~ trim lnaUS.. l'rieed al • 751 _7098 Wldtay·1 wbolt~~· blut book MS-0815 IU,'15. ~l Dally Pilot: . ea.41n, Ext. 2.10. .... 9744 •Buk*WUdc:•tfullpwr, .......... ,•••••••••••• •' ~-A d •coo .,, 1108. llarooo. WIN ... r sJr,tNv COD • -• lllla. All/P'll. Great car. -•--·----- tllDO/blt otr. ITJ.1.91 '73 Bwck Cutury. 1d ll~~!&E~~al 9711 bod)t. Utta. ens dama1e SIJO•ilNMla ....................... "71 tl4 U , bl•. ma11. C •u f911 1171~ belt.model. DOW AM/Pll •·tr•. JOmp1 ...................... . available.:~ ... aN7U "74 Cpe de vua.. Gt75. l i•'t •Z JiawleM ln.alde • " out. Red w /blk intr. Eittns. 551~ owner. lllnt cond. 81K. ..-.aA .. s. "78 911 SC. A flawlesa .tlite beall\Y with ma n.:J mru and only eLOO int SELL idJe llema with a .::811:.::....::·lllM~-----r Dally PUot Claaalned A.d. . ' D~luxe. P S /PB. auto tram•. A /C, lowner 22,00-0 miles. As king l':i()O. 546--0731 Old&mobile 995S . .•.....•.............. 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Must Sell Fast! $1.000 . 213·592·3472 Ginger '70 Cha r ger 500. 383 magnum. new trans. auto, new rear end. & tires , S800. 661·0515 aayt.ime tt40 lt17llOID •AM.YA•AM tcyl., ..-...tlc, factor, air cm., pwr. stcer101 6 l>c'Utl, radio, vloyl roof, &lated 11au as morel "31RYX ). (Stk. Nll'f) • $Mii TtH ODO~C ROBINS FO IH> • . HhL11' 11J I 11 l) (1 1'.• .. Ml ./\ '• 'ClllJ 13 Delta 88. Mar6<in1whl top. 1-'ull power. A C. AM FM stereo. A S p1rry car for only $'995. Xlnt cond. pp 759-9320 rwo 9957 • •••••••••••••••••••••• T.J Squirt' Sta Wgn. 4 ~pd. AC. new tires. 1 owm•r. x1nt cond. $1350. 497. 23112 eves1wk.ndR ----------..,........ ,960 ....................... i6 Plymouth Gran Fury Wagon. PS. PW. PB. AM /FM stereo. AC. All extras. Must sell. $1:500. 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LIGHTS LOW~REOTAR li NfCOTINE Killa:12 .. "a.;·o.8~ nicotine 1V.percigwea1,FTC Rep0nMay'78 . 100'1: 12 mg "tu;'0.8 mo nicoti• IV.pet cJg111ntbvFTC Mttbod. r • 1 Buntlng to11 Beaeh Eou•tahl Valley EDITION ' Ye•r Be•ete.,. . Dall y Newepa per - Fl FTEEN CENTS ,t"ealth Officer Discounts TB Danger ror11a1ie Comt,'s aelln1 bealth eeir N3'9 U... b little claqu l eaaual ~ontact wtth 91111t11111Nlllt Aalan ~ees coukl ad to an outbreak of bereublt aJnOQI at'*nts. .''It la oot tbe klDd of diaeaae e would set ln the daaaroom." d Dr. Ru Ehllna. noting that ubereuloai1 is difficult to ran1mit and usually requires nona1 and prok>oged contact However, a senior federal bHllb ICM.tor WU acbedWed to arrlve in Oraqe Cowit.y today to ftDd out if t.het'e lJ a health emeraency paled by refUJeM. The nrat order or bualneu ror Cbrbtopher Hayden, senior ad· v1aer to the Federal Center for Disease Coolrol ln Atlanta la to meet with city offic illll and county health officers. 1f be determines that a health emergency exists he is expected to call for a federal health learn to aullt k>cal oftlclals. The announc ement of Hayden's viall was made by Rep. Jerry Pattenoo, D-Santa Ana. "lt is essential that we get the fact.a." Patterson declared. Hii announcement Friday came a day after a decision by county health officers and s chool leaders to start screening about 2, 130 refugee youngst ers who enrolled in county schools in September for tuberculosis. County officials took the ac· lion aft.er recelvi! +a request for assistance from tbe c1Ues oC Garden Grove, Sant.a Ana and West minster. Patterson said be, got pro· mises of federal help with tbe potential health problem "because we don't have a handle on lbe situation." The Santa Ana Democrat said that up to 1,400 refugees settle in Orange County each month. He 13th Assault s aid the heavy numben create an unfair burden on local re- sources. Pattenon said be alerted the White House and is working for re-enactment or the Indochinese Refugee Assistance Program as well as for a s~htl emergency grant. He added that government screening of refugees appears to be inadequate. In the past , the rate o r lubercul06.is in the county has been eight to nlne casft per 100,000 population. But tb1a year, with the lnJlux of re fugees, health officers estimate that the rate will climb to about 1J cases per 100.000. Or. Ehling said it is expected that about 40 percent of lbe estimated 2.130 refugee chlldren will show J)06illve results to the initial tuberculosis screening. However. he pointed out that a positive test does not mean the child has an active case of TB Tustin Woman, 24, Beaten to Death Batt~ of SeafJrook • By DELORES BROOKS IRWIN Of tlW o.llf ,..._. S&.ttt The body of a 24-year·old Tustin woman who died after be· i ng beaten on the head with a blunt instrument was found Sun· day by her sister, police said to day. The V1ct1m was identified as Debra Jean Kennedy. Her body was found at a residence on Boleyn Circle 1.11 Tustin at 6 p.m . Police refused this morning to release any other details about the case. Just a week ago Sunday. 20- year-old Diana Green. wbo lives about a half·mile away on Sixth Street in Tustin, was found Convict ~ Drug Rap Anthony "L i ttle Tony" Anti-nuclear demonstrators massed al the sprayed with wa ter during an unsuccessful Marone Jr., ~victed or the main gate.of the Seabrook, N .H., nuclear attempt to occupy the plant. <See story, ga ngland-s t y le s laying of beaten m her apartment Mrs . Green is still hosp1taliied in criti cal condition He r baby, delivc•red later the samf' day by Caesarean section, was born dead • The young woman had bt>en found at about 2 30 a m b)' her husband. The Sunday murder of Debra Jean Kennedy make~ a total or 9 Orange County women who have died 1.11 s11nilar circ umstance~ since January 1977 Four others were assaulted but lived. Ms Kennedy is the fourth county woman to have been as· saulted in as many weeks . The others include: -01ana Green. who survived the Sept. JO attack which caused the death of her baby An lrv1ne wom an who also surv1ve<l an attack b y an tn· truder with a hlunt in strument Pnh cc won't rele1.1~e her 1den lll) Marolyn Care lton, 31, of Costa Mesa wa:-. found murdered Sept. 14. In aJ l of the 13 attacks the vac tams were bludgeoned . Somt· were also strangled. and mo~t were sexually assaulted . All but three or the v1cllms li ved to Newport Beach. Costa Mesa. Irvine or Tustm. Eight Die In Cra11h At Airport power station turn their backs whi~ being Page A4). _ _..,-U:iJw@ JoJm...Boyan ill...&M!211 !-~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~-'=~~....:.;...~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Beach in 1977. faces seot.eoclng t today on a cocaine sale coovic· CJNCINNATJ <AP> -A twin· engine commuter plane lost powe r in an encine and crashed o~~Lat.Yrt:Jtler C~cinnati Airport today. k:llling eight peo- ple. authorities said l ti on. ~IA Sa D · Gold D 1· • Marone. or Huntington Beach. • ll lego e c 1mng• is also known as Anthony Man· ' fredonia. He. along with William t G t Schneider of Costa Mesa, were· 0 e D II Cl. b. convicted of selling cocaine to a 0 ar Im Ing s tate narcotics bureau io· .... •h T • vesligator . .....,.,,....~,,,., .I TQl,ll They face sentencing Nov. 8 as a result or the Orange County Superior Court jury trial. Amtrak and state transpC>rta· ·on officials have agreed to add a eventh Los Angeles·San Diego rain to handle inc r easing assenger loads including those rat four Oange County stations. The Oct. 2 agreement means 1anolher train will stop daily at Sa n Cl e m e n te. S an Ju a n :Capistrano. Sant a Ana a nd r ullerton Amtrak stations. Arthur Lloyd, an Amtrak :,Spokesman, said today it i ~ fhoped the seventh San Diegan .tt:_rain will be in service by mid· ~nuary. Lloyd said Los Angeles·to-San ego passengers in September ncreased 68 percent in com arlson with the same month in 978. More ttan one million assengers have boarded the six an Diegan trains in the first ine months of the year. Man Dies • Juan R . Ojeda, 33, or Hunt· ston Beach, died in a one-car aecldent on the northbound San Dlego Freeway near Ortega From AP Dispatches The dollar strengthened on the world's money market:,, today, buoyed by announcement over the "eck<'nd of a package of l.J.S measures to curb inflation. The price of gold dropped sharply. London's fiv e major Valley Crash Kills Driver An unidentified man in his late 20s was killed Sunday in Foun· tam Valley when his car spun out of control on Eudid Street and rolled several times before smashing into a center divider, police reported. The victim, whose name is be- ing withheld pending noUficallon of next of kin, was puJJed from the wreckage of his car al 5:22 p.m . by paramedics who were unable to revive him, officers said. Witnesses told police the man was driving southbound al a high rate of speed when the single·car accident occurred near the San Diego Freeway overpass. bullion houses "fixed" the price for morning trading at $376.75 a troy ounce and $372 in the after · noon.offS13from Friday. In Tokyo, the dollar closed at 325.20 J apanese yen , up from 224.85 yen Friday. Dealers said election losses by J apan's rulinJ! Liberal ·De m ocrat1c party depressed the yen, as well as the U.S. anti·inflation l?ackage The dollar 's firmmg trend coo · tinued whe n the European markets opened. with the U.S. currency up against an major European monies. In London it took $2. l!>SS to buy a British pound comP.ared lo $2.1825 late Friday. But the stock market moved lower in slow Co l um bus Day trading today. But news o f a Canadi an natural gas discovery pushed some issues higher. Many or the s t e ps were similar to those predicted by analysts and traders lale last week and • 'for the most part were discounted" today. said Charles J ensenofMKl Securities. A trader on the noor or the Co mmodity Exchange . meanwb.lle, said the Fed action "doesn't look like a long-term <See DOu..A., Pa&e A%) Manfredonia. alias Marone. was convicted in March for tus role in the murder of Bovan, a Fountain Valley drug dealer who was gunned down outside a NewpC>rt Beach resta urant. Schneider. 36, was identified as a wnter Jiving in Costa Mesa. fi e was not implacated in the Bovan case It was alleged in the trial before Judge Allcernan e Stotler that Manfredonia and Schneider sold $10,000 in cocaine to the state agent and an informant. At tbe Nov . 8 hearing before Judge Stotler. defense attorneys aTe expected to uk for a new trial on grounds that Portions of a tape recording made or the transaction shouldn't have been admitted into evidence. Manfredonia was arrested by stale agents on March 19, just 11 days before he was convicted by Judge Robert Kneeland of second-decree, murder in COO· necUon wtth the Bovan slaying. Judge Kneeland sentenced Man· fredon.la to five yean ln stale prison. Manfredonia was one of three men known as "the Italians" <See llAllONE, Pa1e A2> ............ ~GasLh•t-• Otl indlL5lrY ma rketing ex· pert Dan Lundberg says we· 11 be wa1ting in hnc for gasoline again by the end of this month unless we ~tart conserving fuel. See s tory. Pa~c A7 . Oerk Grabs, Can't Stop Robber in HB A Hunt ingt o n Beach restaurant employee nearly lolled a robbery Sunday when she grabbed a man who had just scooped a roll or $20 bills from the casb reglster. police re· ported. Officers said the red-haired b1ndlt told the employee or Mario's Restaurant, 18601 Main St., to take ber hand off of blm. When she did. they said, he fled <SeeaOBBBllY, Pap AZ) lghway in San Juan Capistrano unday afternoon, highway tn>lmeo said. Offtcen said Ojeda was driv· Dog 1lled From Well Fred Farrar. an orricial with the F e de r al Av ia t io n Ad· ministration 1n Washington, said the pilot and six othe r people died when Com aar Flt~ht 444 c rashed while taking off for Nashville about 10: 15 a m Tht.> eighth person died at Booth Memorial Hospit al in Florl'ncl-. t\ \' ·Farrar said witnesses report· ed the Piper Navaho's n ght en~tne cut off when the plant> .... as 200 feet off the ~round and that tht' craft then stallC'd and flipped over. crashing up~tde down Capl. Louts<' Bennett of the Sa l vation Arm y's Rooth Memorial Hospital said one vie· tam was dead on arrival al the hospitaJ and a second died whjJe tX'ing treated. The six other vac tams were reported still at the airport William Thelen. the 1-,AA·s supervasor :it th<' airport. said .. we·re guessing at the moment that the nght engine failed, and the pilot was unable to keep the aircraft ajrborne ·· lie said the airc raft crushed 1us t oH the runway o n the grounds of the airport, which is located across the Ohio River from Cincinnati near Florence. Coast Weath er Variable high cloudiness tonight and T u esday. Lows tonight 58 lo 64 . Highs Tuesday 68 to 75. DOl'tb OD tbe freeway when 101t control of bis car, ~=:Ill----~~. ~•1re.111111d back across tbe four WINCHENDON, Mus. (AP> -"When I saw him, I cried,'' said Susan Peckham, deacrlbtni how she helped free a sbagy white dog that spent more than a month in a well. year-old Trudy, who helped find theq . Ume Trudy found tbe well. howllnl at~ for ween, wu able to rudl illto the well and cou tbe doe to jump up lnto b1I arms. INSIDE T ODAY Paw R*ton, tlw Jamed blOcK iiftQtr-actor bloekJul•d ht the '5111, ii U.. nbjecf of o KOCE·TV qedol tonight. Se~ PQgt Cl fm' a IO-JICQr· old Co.io Muort'• re- mhdacnc• o/ ht• /ormer R1dger1 Univer1it11 clo11mote. .... , ..... ,c \uel, and bit a 1uard rail tbe 11&bt aboulder of tbe road. Tb.Ne pM1eogera to the vehi· le were treated at MIHlon ommunlty Hospital a nd re- r •'I love animala, and lt was Just so awfW to think tbat he'd been the-re all that time," abe said. "He wu Juat 1kln ud bones. I wu hyltertcal." The emaciated and frt1bteoed dos, pUlled from the well, II re- coverin1 from ti. ordeal OD a dlet of Uquidl and Jove from tbe Peckham family. tncludlna 1'- Mra. Peckham aald tbey be1an lookia, for tbe trapped animal on Labor Day, when she and ber daucbter heard the sound of an animal wbimperinl while they •alkecl ln woods near their home. "l tbouCbt some animal wu cau.irt ill IOlDetbiq nearby." 1be said. A aearch of the area failed to uncover the aource ot tbe IOUDd. But the experieoce botbered mot!Jer and daulbt-r. Lut wMlr they returned to tM wooda. 11da •'She never would have noticed the well ex~pt tbat two biC ravena were clrclin.1 around juat overhead," aa\d Mn. Peckham. "I didn't know it waa a dol at lint," said the prl. "I tboUlbl it WU tome kind of wild animal. He wu srowll.nf." Tbe dOc WU llandint lQ the aballow water ln t!Je bottom ol lbe well. The two went for help, retur'D· tn• wttb state trooper HeotY Marcotte, wbo UHi oearb1. Marcobe. wtao Md beard a doe Dr. Howard Adams, an Atbol veterlnuian, uld th• doc pro- bably 1urvivecl by drlnkiq the well water. He said be bu beard of 1lmllar cuea ol anlmall aur· vtv1Jl1 for a 1oq Ume OD Jut wet.er. "1 couldn't believe It when I HW that poor q and ~t ol all thoee clays and nllbtl be bad ben ill that ftll.'' aald Mn . Peckham. "I was IO tG"7 we bad.n't found blm ta.at ftnt dQ .•• •••• 111 v-~ "' ,,,_ w..n a L.M....,.. .. Me¥MhtMw 8tt ............................ ~ AJ ....... ...It a...... ~n .............. ,.. CIMk• .. ,.........,.... a oe .. •• .. __.. ••~ o.....-a-....,.... u ........ MT ......... M .... 9 .... ~ .... ~ cw....., ... ... 1111 Q .......... M l ,_ ...... ___ .....;. ___ .. ---·----- ' ' ·Book Blames Explorer For Deaths LONDON (AP) -A book JfUbllahed today says the le1en- dary Ant.rcUc explorer, Robert :t'alcon Scott, was one of the wors t polar explorers whose In· eompetence resuJted In hls death and those of four companions • But Sir Peter Scott, 70.year- -oJd son of the British hero, says the book "Scott and Amundsen" by Roland Huntrord "despicably maligns" his fa mous father. The five men died In bliazards in 1912 following a race with Norwegian explorer Roald Amundsen to be the first men to reach the South Pole Amumdsen won, reaching the pole on Dec 14, 1911, 35 days ahead or Scott The dead men we re hailed·as heroes, but Huntlord claims that Scott failed to prepare adequate· ly for the mission, was ilJ. t·q uipped, and provided msuffi. c1e nt food MoMtr· Os!otw I. Im Irvine . Home Rast~d PoUee were ...,...... for a motive today I.II tbe 8nbomb&ac of an lrvtne home Sunday nJ1ht wblcb cauaed about ta,000 ln dam••• but no lnJurtn. Fire department onon ln veaU1atora were unavallabJe for comment th11 momJn1 on lhe type of exploelve device UMd. PoUce, bowever. art looklac lnto any coa.nectJoo lbe JnddMt may bave with the vblt ol a man several weeks earller to lbe home ol Mark Moaa and b.la family at 18012 Norton. The man aaid Mou' aonowed him money. Police aald this momins that Moss, hta wtte Do.rotby and their dau1hter were alttin1 tn the fa mily room watchJng television at about 7:30 p.m. when they heard a loud crash and explosion an the living room. Moss told officers that when he rushed Into the room, he could see that the wlndow was s mashed. The drapes around It and carpet were on fire. lloaa grabbed a fire ext· lngulsher he keeps In the house and tried to ptlt the blaze out while hi s wif e ca lled firefighters Fro.Pa~AJ ROBBERY. •• with $400 In cash. The unarmed suspect, polke s aid, entered the restaurant a bout 4 p.m . and a s ked for change He grabbed the money when she opened the register. Several witnesses chased the suspect and told police he sped orr in a blue truck with another man Run Your Art Out In an event organizec! by the Newport Harbor Art Museum, more than 200 runners showed up Sunday for a 10 kilometer race around the Upper Newport Bay. The race is the flrst of what museum officials hope will be an D~ly l'I ... Stiff ,,_ annual ~vent. 'tt was staged ln a combination anniversary celebr8:ll~n -the museum's 17th year of existence -and to public1ze the newest exhibit showing works of Orange County artists. Hotel Guest Robbed By Tiro Women Body of Boy, 16, Discovered in Pond Newport Girl Raped; Suspect 'Wanted Man' An Airport.er lnn guest who stepped rnto the shower to clean off wu instead cleaned out dur- ing the week~nd when two wom en he invited into his room apparently took SS,000 in cash and jewelry. Irvine police said today. A body found n oatmg Sunday In a murky pond at the Conrock Co. gravel pit was tentallvely identified as 16-year-old Charles Hartshorn of Villa Park The boy dtsappeared Sept 23 after laking his dog for a walk lit the area of the gravel pit Ul Villa Park, accordmg to Lt Wyatt Fro.Pep Al Hart. a spokes man for the Orange County Sheriff's Depart ment A massive search that in· eluded the ~ of helJcopter... bloodhounds and infrared IJght mg railed. Divers didn't enter the pond because tests showed that vis· 1b1hty was only 6 to 12 inches. Hart said A suspect arrested Sunday on charges of raping a 16-year-old Newport Beach girl Is also want· ed on sexual assault charges ln Ar1iona, Newport Beach police reported today. f 'ro• Page A I Anthony Plascencia, 58, of Sunset Beach, told officers Sun· day that after stepping out or the shower Saturday night. the two women had disappeared and so too had $300 in cash. a gold watch he valued al $2,500 and a gold ring studded with diamonds he said was worth $2,000. MARONE ... Hart said drownin~ apf><•ar. to be thP ca u!>c: of death An <1utopsy was !ICheduled today lit-addt•d tha t lhH<' '' nu cv1denct-of foul play PauJ Elliott Burney, 33, ls be- ing held 1n Newport Beach city Jail on the local charges as well a~ warrants from Tucson and a wa rrant hied for violation of pa rolt• ln f'londa. according to O<'lect1w Mike lhctala DOLLAR CLIMBS . • • Police said Plascencia mC't one of the women in the hotl'I loungt· When they wl'nt to hi'> room. he started to take a i.howl'r but heard a knock at hls door :o;olullon" <'Ven though "1l w1U ha vc a short· term effect." Hut several analysts noted the full impact of the Fed's moves ·'tnay not be felt on Wall Street until Tuesday because many fln;i'ncial ln11Ututton11 were l'losed for tod<1y 's holiday. The f''ederal Reaoerve Board, t he United States 's central monl'tary authority. announced INFLATION NO LONGER SHOCK BUT FACT-A9 tts packa~C'<if meas ures Saturd<1 y mi;ibt • 'l h l' y 1 n c· l u d c d a on e . p1•rc:l·ntagl' point inc•rea!)c to a rcMrd 12 percent the r<1tc al whi c h banks borrow mo ney from the F'cd The Fed~r a l R eserv e chairman also warned against County Man Killed by ·car A 50-year·old man died In· stanlly when be was hit by a car as he and a companion crossed Harbor Boulevard in La Habra Sunday night, police said. The victim waa Identified as James Martin Hoag, 50, of La Habra. He was hit by a car driven by a 16·year-0ld boy from Brea, accordine to traffic of· ficers. The man and his companion we re in a crosswalk when they were struck by the car, police said. Nuke-Tube Split RED WING, Minn. (AP) -In· vestigatora have located a nap· lure in a steam -generator tube that caused' a 27-minute radioac· ti ve Jleam leak at the Prairie Island nucle ar power plant Tuesday. ORANUCOt\IT H 1f' DAILY PILOT .... o. ..... c-Dolly ........ llftWllltft .. (- ....... , ... _ """ ··-·-"· , ... o._ , _____ '-" '--.............. . ............. -· .......... , ........ C..•• --flNf1I _......, hatlV~ "'"Ve.Hey .,..,...L...,,_.-..C,v'°"'-"C .... A , • .,,. .. , • ...,.....,. .... tt,._1....,..1.et.,,,-a,...,.. -... -........... _, ... ,,,. .,._ " .. ,. w ... e.,s..-, .......... c .. "~"'·•-•-11 .... 1'-..ldenl -'-I-'*'' • c.rtt., Y•<t Prn'*ftl ..... 0.-•--"'T.::.-,_, .. ..._ Ma .......... .. a.....tM.U. ~l'.-Attllllftl ......... hflWt ._,,..,.. WHI Or-c:...ni • .- Hwl'ltlMtOfl ..... Oflloe 1111Ja. ........... .... Me1t1ne111ior•w "o lo•lt0."'41 OMMe ~ .. 6".ft lftl No c;e.,1 H ..... .. c. ........ ht_ •• , .. .... ~ •• ., ...... (114JMMll1 ~Mwettt1IF11MWIN ,, __ °'_'"""'°"'-" ... ... ,. C4""'J:: ""°'...2. 'C,"'*'~r§ er .. , .. :::,"tt~ .. ,,-:~~::.:. :.::::..::i~ ..... .,.. .. , ,.,,.., c.11 .... ~, .. ·~ ,.. .... ..,.,,.. lty \H:-ti--·-... ~,, .. , ...... =.~brl ~ _,.,, • any tax cut to stimulate a U s. economy wtuch as showing signs of s lowing down. "Tb.la is not the time for a tax reducboo. board chairman Paul Volcker declared. Volcker aatd recent events "fully Wlderscore the wisdom " of the Carter adminiatraUon'a continued opposition to a cu& In taxes Many economists believe a tax cut of at least S20 billion wouJd stimulate investment. revive sagging s pending and com- pensate for income lost to infla. ti on. However. the board is more alarmed by soaring wholesale prices, hyperactive speculation in gold and the dollar, and ex- cessive borrowing. The board elso altered the way ~t controlsJhe availability of credit in a further effort to gain more direct control over the money supply. . The moves, quickly and en· thusiastically endorsed by Presi· dent·Carter, abould further slow economic expansion by making It more difficuJt for banks to lend and thus more expeo.alve for people to borrow. ~e first impact ·normally would be on business borrowtn1. but Volcker said the moves will not shutoff creditentlrely. "What we want to get at la Ute froth," he saJd. The board's weekend actions were a direct reaction to events of the put two weeks: wild s peculation In gold and a sharp drop in the value of the dollar to a level nearly u low u last faU , when the lut major dollar rescue plan was launched. ' When he ans wer ed , pohce said, a second woman said her friend was In the room and sbe wanted to be with her PIB!lcen. eta mvited her in and went back to the shower. A ltbou1b b e waa In tbe bathroom for about only three minutes, he told officers, the two were gone when he got out and so were his belongings. Mr. Capizzi Dead at 83 Funeral services h ave been held for onetime attorney to Henry Ford. Ignace Capizzi, ·who died Oct. 1 In Newport Beach at the age or 83. Mr. Capizzi was the father of Michael Caplul, Orange Coun· ty's assistant district attorney. He practiced law lo MlchJgan for m ore than 60 years, serving as both personal and corporate attorn ey for the automobile magnate. Services were conducted last Thursday for Mr. Caplan wbo leaves hJa wife, AdJalde, three son a , a slater and three grandchildren. 8oee Goe8 Home BOSTON <AP> -Rose Ken- nedy, 88, bu been released from New EngJand Baptla\ Hospital after undergoing a 'bemla opera· Uon Sept. 218. :t ... ..,_roaJaeaDupla9 E1yptlao Prealdent Anwar Sadat listens u Shabata Adam, director ot antlquitlet, explains the restoration of the corpse of Ramses II. 1be ancient Egyptian pharaob's body ts on display in Cairo for the first time since return· lng to jfYPl after restoration ln Fraxce. who were alleged to huve been involved 1n drug sales with a faction of th1• llare Krishna re ligious sect He 1s the son or Tony Marone Sr . who aulhontu:s i.ay I!> a one time East Coast Mafia figure who now laves In Southern California. Schneider t.estifled during the trial that he once worked for the CentraJ Intelligence Agency and that a past CIA aaaociat.e UTted him to participate ln the cocaine aale. He alao told the court that he was admorushed by government agents not to divulge b&S COO· tacts with the agency Tht-bod) v.;.i \ found h) a guud for lht-C:onrock t·o mpam Station T our~d KEY WEST. Fltt cA P I Secretary of Defen\t-llari1lt1 Brown today toured tht.> fj(x" Chica "'lavaJ Air Stal.Ion, wh1t h figures prommenUy 1n PreMdcnt Cart er's res ponse to Soviet military ac:tJviliea lo Cuba. Cart.er announced e.t.abl.labment or the Caribbe•n Jolnt Tuk Force Headquarters CClft&lstiQI or 60 to 100 m ilitary officials fr o m all branch es o f the ser vices Burnl'Y wai. stopped by police whC"n a itatl' guard or the neighborhood 1n which the rape v1 ct1m lives spotted the car d1·'1c r1bt>d by the rape victim. According to police reports. th(' girl, who:.e piirents a re out of town, !>:lid she met Burney through a neighbor and he came o\·e r Saturday night to visit. She told police that he refused to leave and forcibly raped her. She aaid be threatened to UM a llnlfe on her U ahe dldQ't submit. Burne~ waa arrested Sunday afternoon aft.er Hletala alerted the gate guard lo be on the lookout for the car desc ribed by the: victim l --------------- For those Casual Days around Campus Levf ·lndlQO Denims with subtle oocket accents. comphmentoa by the soft roocn 01 conon knit shins 1n assorted stnpes add a hooded sweatsh1n or a Ytbol11Ch COiton chamots shirt lor those COOier days ahead •/ If .. ALSGARAGE 56 FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH (714) 644-7030 I \ 1 ' ...... ""*' ·- • ' \ ,, VOL n, NO. 281, 3 SECTtONS, 30 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CAlfFORNIA MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1979 Fl FTEEN CENTS fteta~ded Woman Makes Deadly Trip Rll>U:Y PARK. Pa <AP> Retallves say that Beverly Ann O'Brien wanted to prov t.hat •be could bf independent despite her mental retardation. Tbcy say that's probably wby sbe wandered off from home alOft on a brief adventure that ended in death Hunters found the body of the 21 ·year-old woman Saturday. floating in a fool of grassy water in Tinicum Marsh n e ar 13th Assault Philadelphia lntcrnatlonal Airport. Sbe bad died ot ex· poaure and exhaut1llon , aulhorilles aaid. "She wanted to show us she could do tt on ber own,'' said the vicUm's sister, Virgmia App. "But she's not a survivor. She wasn't st.reel-wise in any way. She bad no identification and no money when she left ." Miss O'Brien was described by Mrs. App as a "happy and out•o!Jll" person, who recently became depressed because of her meotal Um!tatioos. "Ever since her youngest sis· ter graduated from bigb school and aot a car. sbe rea.Jhed she couldn't do the things that other people could," Mrs. App said. Miss O'Brien len home Sept. 14 while her parents, William and Alice O'Brien, were in England celebrating their 25th wedding arutl versary. Tustin· WoDian, 24, Beaten to Death By DEWRES BROOKS IRWlN Ol llw DAiiy P1lo4 ~ult The body or a 24-ycar-old Tustin woman who died after be· \ng beaten on the head with a blunt instrument was found Sun· day by her sister, police said to- day The victim was identified as Debra Jean Kennedy. Her body was found at a res idence on Boleyn Circle m Tustin at 6 p.m . Police refused this morning lo release any other details about the case Just a week ago Sunday, 20- year-old Diana Green, who lives about a haJf·mHe away on Sixth Street in Tustin, was found beaten rn her apartment. Mrs. Green is still hospitalized in C'rrtical condition lier baby. delivered later the same day by Caesarean section. was born dead. The young woman had been found at about 2:30 a.m. by her husband The Sunday murder or Debra Jean Kennedy makes a total of 9 Orange County women who have died in similar circumstances si nce January 1977. Four others were assaulted but lived. Ms. Kennedy is the fourth county woman to have been as· saulted in as many weeks. The others include Diana Green. who survived the Sept. 30 all:ick which caused the dealh of her baby An Irvine woman who also survived an attack by an in truder with a blunt instrument Police won't release her 1den lily. Marolyn Carelton. :n. of Costa Mesa was round murdered Sept. 14 In all of the 13 attacks the vrc tims were bludgeoned. Some were also strangled. and most were sexually assaulted. All but three ot the victims lived in Newport Beach, Costa Mesa, l~ or Tustin. 'IS Dauge• Minimized Threat to County StUdents Called Small Orange County's acting health officer says there i.s UtUe danger that casual contact with Southeast Asian refugees could lead to an outbreak of tuberculosis among students- '' It is not the kind of disease one would gel in the classroom." said Dr. Rex Ehling. noting that tuberculosis is difficult to transmit and usually requlres personal and prolon~ed contact. However, a senior federal health advl&or was scheduled to arrive in Orange County today lo find out ii there is a health emergency posed by refugees. The first order of business for Christopher Hayden, senior ad· viser to the Federal Center for Disease Control in Atlanta is t.o meet with city officials and county health officers. 1f he determines that a health Laguna Arrest Gun, Pot, $11,000 Found Laguna Beach police pulled a reckless driving suspect to the side of the road, and said lhey discovered a loaded pis tol. $11,000 in cash and a small amount of marijuana in the su.s- pect's car. Otficer Danelle Adams arrest· ed David Michael Cohen, 25, of Sky Forest, Calif., just inside the Girl, 15, Hurt In Cliff Fall Fifteen-year-0ld San Clemen- tean Elizabeth Anderson is re- ported in stable condition today alter she slipped and fell 30 feet down a sandstone cliff in San Clemente. San Clemente paramedics treated the unconscious girl for a possible skull fracture al 2:53 p.m . on the cliff below Calle de Los Alamo6 where she bad been climbing. The incident occWTed near Lost Winds Beach, noJtb or the state park. The girl was rushed to Mission Community Hospital's intensive ca re nit.. Sbe wee later • transfernct to a regular hospital ward "ere she is reported do-... lnl well today Bergeson Talk Set ··0n Tramit District Auemblywoman Marian Beraeaon 18 scheduled to discuss a propoeed Oraqe County state transportation dJatrict in a 1pee.cb before the Sao Juan Caplatrano Chamber of Com· merce Wedneada)' at noon. Tbe daamber of commerce ladMcm la to be t..1d at the El ~clobe Restaurant, 3UJ91 Camino Caplatrano . San Juan ~MO. city limits Friday. booking him o n s uspicion of robbe r y, possession of a concealed and loaded weapon, possession of false identification and possession of marijuana Ile was first seen driving southbound on Coast Highway between Corona de) Mar and . Laguna Beach. weaving in and out or traffic and traveling at speeds in excess of 75 miles per hour. Officer Adams said. She pulled the motorist over Just tnslde the city Unitts, and upon questioning, di!covered the loaded 9 mm weapon on the floor or the car and $11,000 in cash. Cohen was booked into Orange County Jail with bail set at $25,000. He was later released on $10,000 bail while officers at· tempt to determine where he ob- tained the cash and weapon. Roqd Work Could Stir Rattlesnakes San Clemente police are warn· ing local residents that current freeway cooat.rucUon may cause rattlesnakes to enter their yards. Two San Clemente residents asked police to de1troy rattlen lbat invaded their yards Satur· day. Dick Kennedy, 30S Ave. Salvador, reported a snake ln his backyard at 12:29 p.m . Mn. Wllliam Slaler, 2al Via Cucadtta, a1lo reported a larae ratUetoue on ber lawn at 2 p.m. Police tilled both 1nakes. CalTtana -worten aton1 the San Dleao Freeway have been . alerted to the rattler menace. Foremen have told their mtn to be wary al 1nuea hldlnc 1n the brush areas. emergency exists he Is expected to call for a federal health team to assist local oCllcials. The anno un cement o f Hayden's visit was made by Rep. Jerry Patterson. D·Santa Ana. "It is essentiaJ that we gel the facts, .. Patterson declared His announcement Friday came a day after a decision by county health officers and school leaders to start screening about 2,130 refugee youngsters who enrolled in county schools in September for tuberculosis. County officials took the ac- tion. after reC'eivi ng a request for assistance from the cities of Garden Grove, Santa Ana and Westminster Patterson said he got pro· mises of federal help with the potential hea lth problem "because "l;e don't have a handle on the situation " The Santa Ana Democrat said that up to 1,400 refugees settle in Orange County each month. lie said lhe heavy numbers create an unfair burden on local re sources. Patterson said he alerted the White House and is working for re-enactment of the Indochinese <See TB, Page A2) S..hs£1aa on industry marketing ex- pert Dan Lundber1 says we'll be waltln& ln line Cor gasoline asain by the end of this month unless we start conserving fuel. See story. Paaef.7. FamUy members believe she headed for nearby Interstate 95, a highway she associated with family vacations. Sbe had always been fascinated by the roadway's bustle and lights, Mrs . App said. But Miss O'Brien apparently became confused and wandered into the marshes -a maze ol shallow s treams and islands which comprise one of the na- tion 's largest freshwater tidal Family Saves Starving Dog From Well WINCHENDON. Mass. <APJ -"When I saw him. I cncd " said Susan Peckham. descnbi~ how she helped fret• a s haggv white dog that spent more than 3 month in a well ··1 love animals. and It was just so awful to think thal he'd been there all that lime." sht' said "He was JUSt s kin and bones l was hysterical .. The emaciated and frightened dog, pulled from the well , is re· covering from its ordeal on ti diet or hqu1d~ and love from lhc Peckham family, including t4 year -old 1'rudy, who helped find the dog Mrs . Pe<•kham s aid they began looking for the trapped animal on Labor Day. when she a nd her dauJZhteT heard the sound of an animal whimpering while they walked in-woods JWNU" their home. "l thought some animal was caught in something nearby," she said. A search of the area failed to uncover lhe source of the sound <See POOCH, Page A2) IA-San Diego Run to Get Sevemh Train Amtrak and state transports · lion officials have agreed to add a .seventh Los Angeles-San Diee<> train to handle Increasing passenger loads including those atfourOangeCountystations. The Oct. 2 agreement means another train will stop daily at San Cl ement e. San Juan Capistrano, Santa An a and Fullertoo Amtrak stations. Arthur Lloyd, an Amtrak spokesman, said today It Is hoped the seventh San Oiegan train will be ln service by mid· January. Lloyd said Los Aaielet·to-&.n Dle10 paslel\len ln S.ptember increased • percent In com· parlaon wltb the tame month ln lt78. More than one mlllion pa1Hnpn have boarded the aJx Saa Dlepn tralns tn the ftnt alM miaatU ol the 1ur. wetlands. Police said her body was found without th e thic k eyeglasses she needed to see. She was spotted twice the day sbe wandered away. A truck driver reported a near-collision with a woman he later identified from a photograph as Miss O'Brien. And Tinicum police re- ported seeing her on a street corner the same day. Neither knew of her plight. Mrs. App, 23, said she learned Sunday that a partially decom· posed corpse had been found ln the marshes. Authorities using dental records positively iden- Ufiecj it as her sister's. Authorities believe Miss O'Brien died shortly after leav- mg home. ''It's definitely a relief to have an answer. although it's not the answer we wanted," Mrs. App said. "It's better than not know- ing where s he is or who she's with for the rest of your life ." were grown ln lntne. Richter aaid. and "111 Jdurn frunt \ ard-.. and t ables at thr end of this month, after famJbes carve scary faces in them. Gold DeClining; Dollar Climbing From AP Dispatches The dollar strengthened on th<.' \\Orld '-; monc~ markets toda~. buoyed by announcement over the w('ckend of a package of V S measures to curb rnflallon The price of gold dropped s harply London·s f1 v(• major bullion houses '"fixed " the prie<' for morning trading at $376 75 a Eight Killed In Kentucky Air Crash CINCINNATI CAPl -A twin ~ e n gin<• com muter plan<' lost power 10 an eng1tie and craslied on takeoff at Greater Cincinnati Airport today. killing eight pco pie. authorities said. Fred Farrar, an official with the Federal Aviation Ad ministration in Washington. said the pilot and six other peopl<.' died when Comair . lght 444 crashed while taking off for Nash ville about 10: 15 a . m . The eighth person died at Booth Memorial Hospital m Florence. Ky. Farrar said witnesses report- ed t he Piper Navaho's right engine cut orr when the plane was 200 feet off the ground and that the craft then stall~ arld flipped over. crashing upside down Capt. Louise Bennett of tbe Salvation Arm y 's Booth Memorial Hospital said one vie· tlm was dead on arrival at the hospital and a s~d died while being treated. The six other vic- tims were reported sUU at the airport. William Thelen, the FAA'R s upervisor at the airport, said: "We're guesslna at the moment that the right engine talled, and tbe pilot was unable to keep the aircraft airborne." He Hid the aircraft CTubed just otf tbe runway on the grounds of the airport, which Is located across Ute Ohio l\lver trom ClncinnaU.near Florence . AlrpOrt otltclals sald die ptper Nava.ho c.aniea el1bt to nlDe peo- ple. tro~ ounn· and S.172 1n th1· after noon.nffS13Crom Friday In Tok~o. th« <lollar C'lo:-.ed iJl :i2s 20 .Japanel.t' yt·n. up from 22·1 85 Yl'n Friday Oealers said t•IL·ctwn lo..,scs hy Jar)an's ruJing L1b('r a l Dl'mocrallc party depressed lhc yen. as well as the l s anti rnnatlOn packagl' The dollar·s firming trend con · trnued \\hen th(• European markl'L-> opcnl'd. with the US. t·urn·nc~ up .1g;11nst all major Europt>un monies ln London rt took $2 1555 to buy a Bnllsh pound c·o mpared to S2 1825 \atl• Fnda) Rut the stock market moved lower rn s low Columbus Day trading today But news of a Canadian natural ~as discovery pushed some issues higher At any Gf UH? st~p is were similar to those predicted by analysts and traders late last week and "for the most part were discounted" today. said Charles Jensen or MK I Securities A trader on the floor of the Commodity ExchanRe . (Set' DOLLAR, Page /\2) Coast Weather Variable high cloudiness tonight a nd Tuesday . Lows tonight 58 to 64 . Highs Tuesday 68 to 75. INSIDE TODAY Poul Robuon. the famed black singer«tor blocklilted 1n the '50s, u Ow aubj«t o/ o KOCE·TV special tonight. See P• Cl for an 80-11ear· old Costa Muon's re- minfacence of hi• former Rutger1 Un1ver11t11 claumc2te. I ........... tNCOWEtlNT'P Robert Fatcon Scott Book Blames Explorer For Deaths LONDON' (AP > -A book .PUbliahed today aays the 1.egen· dary Antarctic explore r, Robert Falcon Scott, was one of the worst polar explorers whose in· ~ompetence resulted ln his death and those of four companions. But Sir Peter Scott, 70·year- old aon of the British hero, says the book "Scott and Amundsen" by Roland HunUord "despicably maligns" his famous father. The five men died In blizzards in 1912 following a race with Norwegia n explo r er Roald Amundsen to be the first men to reach the South Pole. Amum<f¥n won, reaching the pole on Dec. 14, 1911, 3S days ahead of Scott. The dead men were hailed as heroes, but Hunt!ord claims that Scott failed to prepare a dequate· Jy ~or the m ission , was ilJ. e9u1pped, and provided lnsUffi. c1ent food. 1bieves Busy In Clemente Burglars netted $3,240 in loot from San Clemente homes over the weekend, police reported. David Reba), 210 W. Ave. San Antonio. told police two men's rings valued al $1,200 and $40 In cash were taken from his home. Susan Thompson, 628 Calle Vincen te, told police some jewelry and a cloclc valued al Sl.100 were taken from her home during anoth e r d ay lig ht break in. Louise Peterson, 1328 Ave De La Estrella, told police she dis- covered hN residence had been bur~lanzc:d wht•n she returned home at 2 J> m /\ .rpkrowavc nv<•n and J<'wclry wilh a Lotal v<ilut' of $900 wen· taken in the break in •""rorra Page A I 'fB ... Re fugee Assistance Program as well as for a special emergency grant He added that gove rnment screening of refugees appears to be inadequate. In the past , the rate of tuberculosis ln the county has been e ight lo nine cases per 100.000 POPUlaUoo. But this year, with the influx of refugees, he alth officers estimate that the rate will climb to about 13 cases per 100.000. Dr. Ehllne said it is expected that about 40 percent of the estimated 2,130 refugee children wilt show positive results to the initial tuberculosla screenlnsr. However, he polnted out that a positive test does not mean the child bas an active case of TB. ORANGE COAST LI\( DAILY PILOT ,,_Or•~ Co.Mt o.tt' 1"1'94. wit" wrH(ft 1\tOM bt~t~Nt"""PrtM l,,...,IN>OO.-IPWOl'f/l'liO"" (N'I Pv4tt.,,..,,..~ l*Nrtt.,•d4tief'K.-r• IKIOh\Md ~· tfWOUO" l=ru.t_, for (CKt• llMW "--' IN<tl. -h"OIOfl l!.M~ f- '''" Y•ll .. ,,,,..,.. l..,n.t &foMPt Soutl't(N\I A -· ,....,... ... t-lt'°*l"'°"s.tlv<lt•Y'--., .. r... orHOCl,..i -'"''"' ...... 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Dr Edward Taub, who lives next to the 11teep lot, opposed de- velopment on the s ite last month. saying it has an average slope 61 56 percent; would legaJ. ly recognize an earlier lot split done by deed wit.bout city ap- prov al: would encroach into Boat Canyon, and might lead to further subdivis ions in the canyon. Dr Taub wants the council to either reverse its earlier de· clsion, or put the project in lim- bo until settlement of a lawsuit filed last month against the city. Plaaroah on Displa!f ' ·~-1 .......... Egy ptian President Anwar Sadat listens as Shahata Adam, director of anttqwt1es. explains the restoration of the corpse of Rarns(•s II The ancient Egyptian pharaoh's body 1s on displa) in Cairo for t he first time smce return in g lo Egypt <.1fter n.·~toration in France • Anthony "Little Tony" Marone Jr., convicted ol the 1angland·1tyle s laylaa of Stephen John Boven in Newport Be ach ln 1977, faces 1enteactnc today ·on a cocaine sale convic- tion. Marone, of Huntington Beach. is a lso known aa Anthony Man· fredonla. He. along with William Schneider of Costa Mesa, were convicted of selling cocaine to a s tate n a r cotics bureau in- vestigator They face sentencing Nov. 8 as a result of the Orange County Superior Court jury trial. Manfredonia, a li as Marone. was convicted in March for his role In the murder of Bovan. a Fountain Valley drug dealer who was gunned down outside a Newport Beach restaurant. Schneider, 36, was identified as a wnter living in Costa Mesa. He was not Implicated ln the Bovan case Police, however, are looking into any connection the Incident may have with the visit of a man several weeks earlier to the home of Mark Moss and his family at 18012 Norton. Tbe man aatdMosa'sonowedbim money. DOLLAR CLIMBS . • • Laguna Aging Council Gets County Funds Tl was alleged in the trial before Judge Ali cemarie Stoller that Manfredonia and Schneider sold $10.000 in cocaine to the stale agent and an informant. At the Nov . 8 hearing before Judge Stotler . defense attorneys are expected to ask for a new trial on grounds that portions or a tape recording made of the transaction shouldn't have been admitted into ev1dence. Police said thls morning that Moss, his wife Dorothy and their daughter were sitting ln the family room watching lelevbion at about 7:30 p.m. when they heard a loud .crash and explosjon in the living room. Moss told officers that when he rushed into the room, he could see that the window was smashed. The drapes around It and carpet were on fire. Moss grabbed a fire e xt- inguisher he keeps in the house and tried to put the blue out whil e h is wife ca l l e d firefighters. Moss later told o fricers he didn't hear anyone near the house before the explosion took place In September Moss had riled a suspicious circumstances report regarding a man who had come to the home saying Moss' son Brian owed him $4,700 for a tr uck he sold him. Moss said the man told him something would happen if he wasn't paid. Moss said he was aware his son bad ~chased a truck and had the pink slip for It. Neighbors contacted by of- ficers Sunday nJi;[bl said they heard the explosion but didn't see anyone on foot or in a vehi- cle leaving the scene. HB Man Dies In Accident Juan R. Ojeda, 33, of Hunt· ington Beach. died in a one-car accident on the northbound San Diego Freeway near Ortega Highway in San Juan Capistrano S unday afternoon, highway pa trolmen said . Officers said Ojeda was driv- ing north on the freeway when h e los t control of his car, bounced o(f the cente r divider. careened back across the four traffic lanes, and hit a guard rail on the right shoulder of the road. Three passengers in the vehi· cle were treated at Mission Community Hospita l a nd re· leased. fi',.._PageAJ POOCH ••. But the experience bothered mother and daughter. Last week they returned to the woods. This lime Trudy found the well. 'She ne ver would h a v e noticed the well except that two big ravens were circling around just overhea d," s aid Mrs. Peckham. "I didn't know It was a dog al first," said the girl. "I thought ll was some kind of wild animal. He was growling." The dog was standing in the shallow water in the bottom or tu well. The two went for help, relum- ine with state trooper Henry Marcotte, who llves nearby. Marcotte, who had beard a doe bowline at ni&ht for ween,.._ .. - able to reach into the well and coax the dog to jump up into his arms. Dr. Howard Adams, an Athol veterinarian, sald the dog pro· bably survived by drtnldoe the well water. He aald be bas beard of 1lmllar cases of animals sur- viving for a loot tlme on Just water. "I ~·t believe it when t saw that poor doe and tboutht of all lhote da11 and nifhll be had been in tbat well," aatd Mrs. Peckham. "I waa ao 1orry we hadn't found him that lint day." < meanwhile, said the Fed action "doesn't look like a long-term solution" even though "it will have a short-term effect." But several analysts noted the full impact of the Fed's moves mar not be felt on Wall Street until 'J'.ues~ay .because many financ ia l institutions wer e closed for today's holiday. The t:ederal Reserve Board, the United Slates 's centra l monetary authority, announced INF\.ATION NO LONGER SHOCK BUT FACT--A9 its package of measures Saturday night. Th e y included a on e - percentage point increase to a record 12 percent the rate at whic h banks borrow money from ~he Fed. T h e Federal Re ser ve chairman '\}so warned against any tax cut to stimulate a U.S economy which 1s s howing signs of slowing down. "This is not the lime for a tax reduction, board chairman Paul Volcker declared Volcker said recent events "fully underscore the wisdom" of tbe Carter adm1Di.stratlon'a Police Grill Suspect in Oemente Fire S<tn Clem ente poli ce are questioning a second suspected vandal today in the Tuesday night fire at the city-owned Beach Club that caused $150 In damage to the aging structure's interior. Vincent Chabara, 45, or San Clemente, was arrested at 1:44 p.m . Friday on suspicion of malicious mischief charges stemming from the Beach Club incident Raymond J . Lynch, 34. a t ransient, was arrested Tuesday night shortly alter the 9:30 p.m. blaze al 106 Boca De La Playa. Both men remain in custody to- day. A warrant for Cbabara's arrest waa obtained after police say Lynch Implicated him in the fire. San Clemente Fire Marshal Gary Carmichael said today both Lynch and Cbabara have bee n charged with malicious mischief and not ar son pending further investigation. Witnesses told police Lynch and Chabara were seen inside the Beach Club shortly after 4 p.m . Tuesday. Mr. Capizzi Dead at 83 Funeral services have been he ld for onetime attorney to Henry Ford, Ignace Capizzi, who died Oct. 1 in Newport Beach at the aee or 83. Mr. Caplui was the father or Michael Caplul, Orange Coun- ty's aaaistant district attorney. He practiced law in Michigan for more than 80 years, serving as both personal and corporate attorney for the automobile maanate. Services were conducted last Thursday for Mr. Capiz:d who leaves h1a wife, Adlalde. three sona, a s later and three grandchildren. Signs Mi81eading EUREKA <AP) -The Na- tional Forest Service reported that unauthorized 1t1n1 have been poated alona the Smith River ln Northern California claimlnl lhat flab c:au1bt from the popular anaUn1 .,..a may be contaminated with the herbicide 2, 4·0 . t1" ;1 continued oppos1twn to a c:ut 1n laXt'S Many economists b4:heve a tax cut of at least $20 btlhon would s timulate investment . rcvlvt' i.aggin.: !>pendinl( dnd com pensatc for tntomc lo::.l lo tnfla ti on However. the board 1i. more a larmed by soaring wholesale prices, hyperactive speculatwn in gold and the dollar. and ex cess1ve borrowing The board abo a ltered the way 1t controls the a\ :ulab1hty of credit in a further effort lo gain more direct control over the money supply The moves. quickly and en· lhusiasticall y endorsed by PreM dent.Carter , should further slow economJc expansion by making it more difficult for b&nks to lend and thus more t•x pensivl' for pPOple to borrow Th<' first 1mp1.1<·t normally "ould be: on bt1)>1n1·i.~ borrowinj(. hut Vokk<'r s;ml lht· rnovl's will not shutoff r•n •d1l ent111•lv "What we want t11 g1·1· al 1s thl' froth ," he said . The board's weekend aclJons were a direct reacUoo t.o event& of t~f .l:'t two weeka: wUd spec la Cold mid • .....,, drop lJl the value ot the dollar to a level oe•rly u low u lu t faJI, when the last m•jor dollar rescue plan was launched. Laguna Beach's Council on Aging has received rl'venu" '>haring funds amounting to $43.113 from Orange County to continue 1t.s programs for elder ly Lagunans Hob Porter. lhP city ., d1rectnr of senior acttv1t1e., o;a1d thc county mone) will bt-uwd to pay two full-time Council on Ag in~ employees thref' part time "orkers and purchaM· equip· ment and insurance for the pro gram Po~r sajd this yea r ·~ alloca· tion is the fourth time the Coun- cil on Aging has rt-c·c1v1·d county revenue s hanng funds He said he hopes that by next yl·ar tht· nrganazat11>n can obtain fund'> from non profit ~rr>UP'> an<l r1thN gr anti. Ill• .,cud Courw1l on \~ir•I.! ;11 II\ llH'" lll\111\1• Olttrt· thJn l~i 1111) :-.cnaor c·1t1.wn:oo ..tnnudll~ Taxi Far~ Hiked LOS ANGELES IAP> -Tht city Board of Tranaportallon Cocftm~ &ranted a ZS pe~at fee ~re.ue to two of the city's l2 franchised taxi operat.ors. Yellow Cab Co and Checker Cab of Los Angeles Manfredonia was arrested by state agents on Ma rch 19. just 11 da)s before he was convicted by Judge Robert Kneela~ '>t:cond degree murder in con- nection with the liovan slaying. Judge Kneeland ~entenced r an- fredorua to five years m state Prl'>On Manfredonia was one of three men known ai. '"the Italians " who were alleged to have been invohed an drug sales with a fat·t1on 11f the Hare Krishna re· II g l()U~ Wl'I flt• 1i-the i.on of Tony Maroni· Sr "ho JUthont1es say 1s a ont' t1m1• 1-:ai.1 ('11,1'>1 Mafi<i figure "ho no1,1, It\,.., tn So uthern ( .sl1fnrn1J ~t·hne1der test1f1ed during the t nu I that he once worked for the Central Intelligence Agency and that a pa"t CIA ao;sociate urged him to paruc1pate m the cocame sale He abo told the court that he w as admorushed by government agents not to divulge his con- tacts with the agency .,,. -·~ ", ,r -.. I/ ... 'I l // For those Casual Days around Campus. LevHndigO Denims wHh subtle DOCket • aocen1s, oomp11men1od b'f the soft touch of conon knit shins tn essor1ed stnpes, add a hoodoo sweatshln.or aWoolnch cotton charl'l()S shin for thOse cootor days ahead ALSGAAAGE 56 FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH (714) 644-7030 > ---------------.-....-----------------...................... ..._ __ -·. ,, .. , ---------------..... ------------ , I ~I I New Gas · Shortage . Forecast LOS ANO!LES (AP) -TIM on tnduatry analyst wbo ae· eurately predicted lut tl>l'tlw'• IU ahortq aaya "tbe dm -ol llM and boeel" ma, retuna lh1.9 IDODtb -and th.la tJme &.bey could lut a lot lonpr. DaD Lundber1. publiaber of the Lundber1 Letter. aald Sun· day ln an lnterview that ~ au auppll• could fall., much u 5 percent below demand. 818 Pat:DICTION lut Marc:b ol an 8.1* percent C.•P between 1upply and demand fM that moat.b wu encUy rl&bt. the Department of Enern later ••id, and ushered in last •1n·m1•s1u cmb. Lundberg added, however, that a new shortage could ex· tend well lnto the winter and cause worse hardships. ,.,WI,.,_ • ...._, Oc1otlef e. tm Hundreds Flee Homes When Diesel Ignite• ~ GOLETA (AP ) -Several bun· drff people were forced from t.helr bomea temporarily after 2JO can ol a frett.bt train carrytq nammable 8U and cbemlcals derailed ln the buatneaa dlltrict of tbJa Santa Barbara County communlty, authorities said. An enlineer, brakeman and a sheriff's deputy were injured sli1hUy following the accident about 10 p.m. Sunday night. None of the frei1ht can car· ried dangerous materials, but leaking diesel fuel was ignited Immediately a fter the wreck and official.a were concerned about the pouibillty of an ex· ploelon. The derailed cars amubed together accordion-style and blocked the main San Fl'ancl.sco- Los Angeles tracks in both direc· lions. Southem Pacific train· mast.er Bill Giles said today It would take about 24 hours to clear the wreckage and reopen the line. THE EVACtJEES went to Robertson gymnasium at the University of-California, Santa Barbara, a shelter set up by the American Red Cross. They were Doable-dipping Federal Employees Get Welfare Checks allowed to return to tbelr home. several hours later after of· ficlals confirmed that the only ll· quid that l eaked from the wrecked cars was molasses. which ftlled the aJr In tbe com· munlty with a foul odor. Giles said tour cars carrytnc compressed gas did not derail• nor did a car carrying murtaUet acid. Only <>11e or the Lhree emlk ty cars that had contained methanol left the tracks, Giles said. OTHER DERAILED cars were box cars, some empty and some carrying scrap metal. County firefighters quickly put out the diesel fuel fire, although the locomotive was scorched, county fire spakes man Warren Dawson said . Dean Burke, who said he wit· nessed the accident, told de· puties that he saw something on the tracks and that the south· bound train braked just before It left the rails. Giles said the cause of the ac· cadent was under investigation. The petroleum marketing ex· pert explained that the Energy Department has been pushing oll companies to increase stockpiles or diesel fuel and home beating oil for this winter. As a resuJt, he said, available gasoline supplies have fa llen while demand is rising BIRD IN HAND LEAVES MESS IN MUNICIPAL COURT Animal Control Officer Danny Lee With Defendant SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -At least 1,000 federal employees in California are illegally collecting welfare checks along with their paychecks, according to a state fraud investigation. The double d.lppUlg netted more than $1.5 million in Illicit welfare payments, said ruck Tibbetts, state administrator or welfare fraud investigations in the Depart· START LOSING WEIGHT TODAY h .. nat~• CM'' "' •ti ...,,rio we.gnl t\ orn.nri ".,...., -r •" • .,,, .,,q111 Sl"9 00'*1.l ,.. ,, Qt•' .,, •• ' L1' ""' '"•, .,,, t cx.ivi 11~\11 ""'' lt)'Mntj wr.qn1 "THE PRESENT delive ry scheduJes raise the possibility long lines and station closings again," said Lundberg . "I'd hate .. to be in line, pushing m v car through the frozen s lus h. with the e ngine and therefore'the heater turned off." Bird • ID Court Chicken Guilty of Trespassing YUBA CITY CAP> -What happens when a chicken crosses the road? Its owner can find himself paying for the bird's journey, that's what It happened in Sutter County Municipal Court when a small. brown and white chicken was brought in on a trespassing charge. The chicken was captured in Sutter after it and an unidentified bird allegedly entered the property of Richard Holmes, ate some flowers. garden vegetables and left behind some droppings. mentofSoctalServ1ces. employees. rollowed by civilian Tibbetts said probably only employees of .the military. the 200 of the 1.000 cases now under Department of Health. Educa investigation will ever be pro· tion and Welfare, and the ln- sec11ted because or dilficulfies in ternal Revenue Service o btaining eviden ce and the A TYPICAL CA E from three-year statute of limitation Alameda County involved a 30- on criminal suits. year.old East Oakland single THE GOVERNMENT can file mother of two children who civil suits to reco ver overpay. worked for the past office and ments up to five years after the earned $783 a month. While she fact, however. and Tibbetts said was eligible for SSlS dollars an he expected repayments to be welfare over eight months. she considerable. managed to collect $2.348 "I guess we'll be able to re· Jn another Alameda County r 0,.,~in •tltl tt 1'J ft1T111/1n•1 tiny l<iOltf Y'"' 11 ,_., ... ~ .... f•JH• tt,iv7 aoo e•tt )S 1,11 '"'"' tilJf'"""'l up..._..._ 11 1f•\1tdd ol e1hd .~ .n,. 'f' , '"'" 11 "• Pl..;n t'l<f •' t 0f(lwtt1 f"ih1(ffw, rhf S.Ur(-1 00,.'ll•fJ to .. ., ~· 1 p._. I/Ill ' ~.c.~,. ., ,,.. • A "1<ri.1"'1 ~n(J tn(h~ Wllf''>t'f f"" "J ~ .. "', M "•~f'; btfdl 'f. U I" .,,,,, )()· nq •ttqht rn., .. 1 w1'" n."' $\WU 001111(1 ~!\Cl ·~ I~~ 0111~•...,t.t on ,Q\I, mrrtot You owe ,, ro ~ourw1~ THRIF T\I IU<! I. ~ .. lo I IH'' uu"" I 'I• •Ht ' Call 642-5678 .. Put a lew word5 Lundberg said the severity of the s hortage depends on how government oCficials res pand. A U.S. gas shortage could also prompt the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries to increase crude prices again at its Dcre mbe r mee ting in Venezuela Judge Timothy Evans fined Jimmy Powell $70, which he sus- pended. and placed Powell on 12 months' proballon under orders to "keep the chicken from crossing to the other sade of the road." cover about half of the overpay· case, a wom a n wi th four menls,"hesaid. children. earning SJ ,300 a Tibbetts s aid the g reatest month. collected SJS.000 in ii number of offenders are postal legal payments over six years . lo work for you. ~ . KID Buses Rolling; New Strike Averted LOS ANGELES <AP> -Rapid Tl'an.ait Dtatrtct bU8 service was Wl· 'lnte~toda' after lul-dJtch bars wUb meebaalca •""9d • ...,.. ••.U.St die aatiotl's largest transit system. Me mbers of the Amalgamated Transit Union are to vote on the ten· tative contract Thursday .._. .... 'Steeet Per•o"' SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -The ravipg gunman who held a secretary ,hostage~ -..and Lcily in terror -for 23 hours with rifle spray and threats 1.0 "blow up six blocks" has a history of mental treatment and a drug ar rest . according to Police and acquain tances A former girlfriend of Wayne E . Cullinane. the alleged sniper , said the 23-year old suspect is "really a sweet person" who told her after his arret.t that he had been on a "bad trip" during the siege which sent rush·bour crowds diving for cover when the first hail of bullets began from a 16-story office building Friday afternoon. lra11ians in Di•p•de LOS ANGELES (AP> -A shouting confrontation between pro.and anti· Khomeeni Iranians in an auditorium was broken up by stale paUce who felt the situation was fast turning into "a riot." A group called "Concerned Iranian Citizens'' oPPOSed to the rule in their country of the Ayatollah Khomeini ( STATE J had just begun their program Sunday afternoon in the Kinsey Auditorium at the Museum of Science and In· duslry when pro-Khomeini students began jumping up and yelling pro- tests. NOW' •~Ju ~e•hiaft• LOS ANGEL.Es._!AEL.::-£roving they're not just a "white middle· class organization," delegates to the 12th annual convention of the Na· tional Organization for Women have passed resolutions s upporting gay and lesbian rights and reproductive freedom -including abortion rights. "We are going to launch the broadest reproductive r ights cam· paign that we can," NOW President Eleanor Smeal told the delegates Sunday after she was re-elected for a second two.year term. "And lesbian ri ghts will be right up front." \loutlu /tlllfl Bu Riders SAN FRANCISCO IAP> -About 50 yo uths who mu gged f ive passengers on a Municipal Railway bus escaped arrest after the victims said they couJCln 't identify any of the mob, police said. The attackers boarded an east· bound 38·Geary line bus in the Richmond district Sunday afternoon, station officer Llnn Bloom said. TO SPEAK OUT!! THE HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE OF THE CITY OF COSTA MESA WILL HOLD A PUBLIC MEETING. THE PURPOSE OF· THIS MEETING IS TO ASK CITIZENS FOR THEIR OPINION REGARDING THE PROJECTS FOR THE CITY'S HOUSING ANO COM· MUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM YEAR 1980 - 1981. BUDGE-TWILL BE-$900,000. .. THIS MEETING WILL BE FOLLOWING TIME AND.PLACE: DATE: TueedaJ, Oaeaber I , 1111 . TIME: 1:ao p.m. HELD AT THE . .. PLACE: MeA Con ..... 1W8ter Dlntct auUdlnt 1111"9oentlll c... .... ,c...,.,.. ALL INTERESTED PERSONS CAN EXPRESS THEIR OPINIONS TO THE HOUSING ANO COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE A'T THE TIME AND PLACE tNDICATED ABOVE. !.:. We invite you to judge for yourself. Compare our rates. Compare our services. We think you·u flnd Los Angeles Federal gives you the best of both. Our interest rat.es are the highest avaJlable with Insured safety. Our free services are the kind that really help .... and save you money. And you get It all with a smile. From people who know how to serve you wen. omces throughout U>s Angeles and Orange Counties. Welcome to Los Angeles Federal Savtngsl NIWPORT BIACH 3201 Newport Boulevard across from City Han • 675-4500 ANNUAL YIElD MO•YMAMn CUT.,ICATll CURR{ NT ANNUAL RATE I 0.77r/o ... •llefttM(l10.000mlft.t.M I O.J27o/o l\Jtt tllectt"t tor ICICOUl1ts Ol*ied bY October 10 &.17%....-4 ...... , .......... .__ .. 504Mt Rife efleCtM for~ oPtl*' by OdObef 31 ....,.~,. l.lft ...... , ............ .__ •• 71% Alllf ~ flllds may bl 1111Mrawn anyllmt nl d Nm t11t S~'I\ ~· "'9.-'* wlltlclrawlll made 11 lf!Y Qllllttr'S tlld Mm the bonus rlllt. Mll•IM*UVW AOOOUNT .... 416.. .r. •• ,.. ........................ .. ....... "' ...... ~ A&.90 &VA• •• It lneUllCI ctttrlutls '°'Ifft lerm-1 IO a yurt-with highest ratll anywl'ttre. hrtY willldrlwal trom Clf1lbll tcllOUIQ ~ to ~ WMtt ltdudi>ll. All lnllmt compounded ~ eape on &-moa. ctrllflclllts. Amulll ytelOs blSld on pMd!* Ind tntllHt ~ In ICCIOUl'll 1 ye1t 11 umt rste. Sl•·rnontll ct11111Utt rate subj.ct lo c/llnge on """""" AOOOUMT llt8.,..AIMMl1 Al Lot All .. IU rtdtrll, lncMMI .,_ ICCCMllll9 "' •* .. to M),000 encl up lo wo.oao '°' INllllJ* IOCOUl'lll • J,OS 1\NGl ~l~t ~s FEDERAL4'· SA\11NGS FREE SERVICES rr..to allaavers Money Orders ltavelers Cheques Notary Service Personal Document Copying Service Note and ltust Deed Collection Informed Buyers Bureau Gift Checks FtMwltlt mlalnnun balane.1 Safe Deposit Box VISA card (with a money saving difference) Check·A·Month<a (automatic montN.v Income) Over-the-Counter Free or Validated Parking Postage·pald. Low·Cost Ufe Insurance Subscrtpt10n fo our Quartef1Y Magailne-lncorne 'nix 1 Save-by-Mall Preparation . H•w•ll• O.rs Oct. '1·10. Come In for refreshments and Information about special western Alrtlnes 'Tbur far Los Angeles Federal SaYers. ,, y\ • I 1 l , Wl'U OPIN TO SlllVI YOU: M~ through Thursday 9 AM to S PM F'l1day 9 AM to 6 PM i s C hanges some oblierver::. believed San Junn Capistrano councilmen might make ln the city's development review pro- cess s\alled when me mbers vol ed agalnst chanaes an the caty'i. Planning Commission. Councilmen voted 4 lo 1 not to expand the five-member com- mission lo seven members. They also voted 4 to 1 against placing a commissione r and a coun- <'ilman on the city's Environ- mental Review Board The environmental board re· • views development proposals • before they begin wending thetr way through the various com· missions prior to a public hear· Ing before the City Council. James Thorpe voted to sup· port the changes. noting that ,..projects were moving through the city's process too slowly. But he failed to muster sup- port among other councilmen who opted Instead to await the result or a consultant who will be studying the process and report ing back lo the counci l Quake Jars Sierra URJDG EPOHT. Calif (AP1 A moderate mirthquakc• shook an isolated '1 rea of the· C'a~tcrn Sierr a, but no tnJur1es or damage was reported. The quake Sunday registered 4.6 on the Richter .Scale, according to he University 1of California seisn)oaraphic ala· 1Uoo at Berkeley I Mondlly. Oct«*r .. "" ,._.t Milt.be Calforal• l:'*V Cota ..... TIM eomml11Joa ..... IPMY l~tt•rt dnt-ribln1 ef'trl)'·Hvln1 invent.ions OC' con1ervaUon Upa, lhat lt tak• OfJ person full Um end another pe,.on hatr Um~ juat lo anawer tt\em, uya Stephani• 8radfttld, com ml•• on IJ)Oll•woman THE a&UON f'OA all the lf'tten, the 1aye, "la becawte our 1ov«nor ta outapoken on the l•de and Callfaraia ti a leeder In th• neld of IMl'IY •• Democratic Gov . Edmnd Brown Jr .• an edvocat• of ll()jar en1r1y aftd • foe of 1tuclear tntrl,Y. 8"04nted all mtmben or the ~mtuion created In • 1974 under aepubUcaa Gov. Ronald Rufan. Unfortunately, most of the Idun may never tee the Ught of Corn Is As Digit as •.. APWI ........ T he bndgc and tower of the U.S. Navy's AGEIS. a com- bination of advanced radars. computers and weapons. appears to rise out of a cornfield in Moorestown. N .J . AGEIS, which gives the neet a potent seaborne combat capability. is being tested in a three-story building with a.,ahlp's superstructure atop day. much lea• Improve 1110Uno mUeaae or reduce utility l>lllt. .. ,.081' AaE NOT technically fta1lble or aomebody'a already beat them to lt,'' ahe 11y1. Moat of the invention• use aome form of perpetual motion system. she uya. One writer claimed he could replace atomic power plants with s uch a system. powered by continuous- ly running water Recent writers claimed inven· tlons to produce energy at "lOOth the cost or atomic power." "put OPEC and the nuclear Industry out of busi· ness" OI"' "produce vast quan· Wills, Taxes Talk Set The Orange County Bar Association will pre· s ent a program on "Facts and Fictions con· cerning Probate. Will and Taxes." begannang Wednesday. The program is free to the pubhc and will be or fered al three sates an the county. They arl' the Ca I S tate Fullerton Rec ital Hall . 800 N State Coll ege Blvd . Fullerton. Wednesda~. La Paz Inte rme diate School. 25125 Pradera Drive. Mi ssion VieJo. Oct. 17, and Corona del Mar High School. 2101 Ea s tblurr Drive. Newport Beach, Oct. 25 For Information. call 838-9200. Rule Adopted CLOVIS <AP> An ordinance controlling -- conversions of apart ment s int o ron dominiums has been adopted unanimoui.ly b}' the City Council. The or· dina nce r estricts con· versions to apartments in R·2 and R·2A zones and bars them rrom hi.tier density 20oea. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ S.rvoce Time 5'111\ •I YOIH Door 1c•11 Stor• HMnt$1 vour ,., .. , CO~TA MUA642-17 SJ u i. ... .._,,, •• Mt~SION VIEJ0495·0401 1m 1 C.•M•f'IO (4pt\tt .. no 1~4n 0 Frw •I A•f'tp' .. .,.,. 1 Carolyn Little lost 36 pounds! "My total weight lo&s took only 6 WC!eksand lf4'11 bet1cr llhlle d'1e1ing 1han I had C!\l~r fell In my Mel'' VOU CAN -90 IT-TOOi --·THr~ ~4>c~VER~ r I .... public notice amp Metering Pro1ect-Planneel For Santa Ana Freeway Between the L~guna Freeway and Newport /Costa Mesa Freeway What'• being Planned Why this Ad Wherttyou Come In Contact PROJECT um1T/ CAL TRANS (California Department of Transportation) Is plan· nlng to meter the on-ramps to northbound and southbound Santa Ana Freeway (Route 5). between the Laguna Freeway (Route 133) and the Newport/Costa Mesa Freeway (Route 55). Some of the ramps will have by-pass lanes. CAL TRANS has studied the effects this project might have on the environment. Our studies show It will not significantly affect the quality of the environment. The report that explains why Is called a Negative Oeclaratlon. The Negative Declaration and ttle com· panlon environmental study are available from CAL TRANS, En· vlronmental Planning Branch, 120 South Spring Street, Los Angeles, CA 90012. Do you have any comments about processing th1s project with a Negative Declaration? Do you disagree with the findings of our study as set forth, In the Negative Declaration? If so, please sub· mlt your comments In writing no later than November 22, 1919 to R.J. Oetel, District Director of Transportation, CAL TRANS, at th• ebov• addre11. For more Jnform•tlon •bout thl1 protect or any tran1portetlon metter call (213) 620-3550. f - CALIFORNIA I LOCAL tlUe1 or sale and pollutlon·f'ree ener1y via maineta." Southern California Edison Co, 1he aays. MANY INVENTIONS deal wllh ways to lncrean 1uoUne mileage elther throuth new de· vices or carburetor alteratJons. These are forwarded to the state Department of Transportation. she says. SOME 011' THE 1.000 or IO people who wrtte annually want the aovemment to teat thef r ln- ventlona f« them. Although many suggestions are not tecbnoloilcally feasible. a few have turne.d out to be SOWld Pl'OPCJ'all. For a while. the comll\lllk>n tried to analyse all the inven- tions. However. the project wu dropped because of the c0tt. Ma. Bradfield aays. "To make those letten of value. the atate needl to serious· ly analyze every one al them.·· sbeaaid. The comrniulon's biggest suc- cess story was an energy-saving electrical engine to power ap. pllances, Ma. Bradfield says. That project. the Wange ll engine. ls being stud ied by NOW, INVENTORS WITH promising-looking ldeaa are ad· vised by the commission to write to the U.S. Bureau of Standards for evaluation. Your house can be a good~ of rroney when you need extra rrnney. With a secood rrortgage klan from CommemaJ Credit you can borrow $25.<XX> or more on the value d your horre On a $10.<XX> loan. monthly isymentsare for 1~ months at an annual percent· a~e rate of 15%. Total of JllY· ments: $19.3$.60. Call us today to apply. and we'll find a way to help. NOPOINTS. C0\1ME~IAL C~EDIT CORPORATION /:;J ~ a financ:iclf service of G} ':I~ CONTROL °'TA CORfOR..ATION = A loan of $.5.000 and over must be: secured ,__ hy a combination of real and personal property LEHDUt COSTA MF.SA • 3i0 E. I i 1h ~1. • &l5-870CI HUl\Tll\CTO"l BEACll • 161Ji:i C.ol<lt·n W~t ~t. • >H7-7'i71 :\1b. JOI\ Vll-.JO •:li;\•);) !\l1t1J l'.irk~J} ..... Ullt: I • 770.:u.-.r ~ \ :\ T,\ ,\ '\ \ • I L!I Li..,l 17th ~t. • :t 17-SUil • t #I l 1. I ...... "" .. h• •...t ..... t.t .. " ••••••• ' \ft' tt ..... ------- •Well, maybe so. . . . . . . . •But talk la so cheep -and ao tranaltory. •When you want food bargains -prices rou can count on day In and day out, the proof la In print • • . • .In the grocery---..fn the Dally Pllo •ConfuMd by all the conflicting dalma? •Shop the Dally Piiot, get the facte, com- ,,., ••...• then you know you're really getting the moat for your money. DAILY PILOT 642-4321 •• J kville EDlllON f VOL 72. NO. 211, 3 SECTIONS, 30 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA MONDAY, OCTO BER 8, 1979 FIFTEEN CENTS ·Retarded Wonaan Makes Deadly Trip RIDLBY PARK. Pa CAP) - R•l•Uvet say tbat Beverly Ann O'Brlea wanted to prove that sbe coWd be independent d !Spite ber men&al retardation. They HY t1lat'1 probabl,y why 1h~ wand red olf trQm home alone oo a briet adventure that ended ln death.. Hunters found the bo<ty Of the 21-yea,..old womao Saturday, noating in a foot of anHy water in Tinicum Mars h near 13th Assault Pblladelphla lnternaUooal Airport. Sho had dJed of ex. poaure and exhau1Uon. autbortUea aaid. ''She wanted to 1how ua &be could do tt oo ber own,'' 1ald the victlm't 1J1ter. Vlr1lnJa App. "But ahe'1 oot a survivor. Sbe waan't street-wiae in any way. She had no identification and no money wheo she left " M 1ss O'Brien was described by Mrs App as a "happy and outaotna" person, wbo reeenUy became clepre11ed becau.e of her mental llmltaUona. "Ever aince her younaeat sis- ter traduated from blab school and aot a car, abe realLied she couldn't do tbe tb1np tbat other people coWd," Mn. App said. Mila O'Brtea left home Sipt. 14 while bu parents, William and Alice O'Brien. wert: in England celebral.ing their 25th wedding anniversary T11Stin WoIDan, 24, Beaten to Death By DELORES BROOKS IRWIN OI ttw Dall~ l"llot St.tlf The body of a 24 ·year·old Tustin woman who died after be· ing beaten on the head with a blunt instrument was found Sun- day by her sister. police said to· day. The victim was 1dent1fied as Debra J ean Kennedy. Her body was found at a residence on Boleyn Circle in Tustin at 6 p.m Police refused this morning lo release any other details about thl' case. Just a week ago Sunday, 20- year·old Diana Green. who lives about a half-mile a way on Sixth Street in Tus tin, was round beaten in her apartment. Mrs. Green is still hospitalized m critical condition. Her baby, delivered later the same day by Caesarean section. was born dead. The young woman had been found at about 2:30 a m by her husband. The Sunday murder of Debra .lean Kennedy makes a total of 9 Orange County women who have died in similar circumstances since January 1977. Four others were assaulted but lived. Ms. Kennedy is the fourth county woman to have been as· saulted in as many weeks. The others include: Diana Green. who survived the Sept. 30 attack which caused the death of her baby. -An Irvine woman who also s urvived an attack by an in- truder with a blunt instrument. Police won't release her id en lity Marolyn Carelton, 31, of Costa Mesa was found murdered Sept. 14. In all of the 13 attacks the vie· tims were bludgeoned. Some were also strangled, and most were sexually asuulled. All but three of the victims lived in Newport Beach, Costa Mesa. Irvine or Tustin. 7 TB Danger Minimized Orange County's acting health officer says there is little danger that casual contact with Southeast Aaian refugees could l ead to an outbreak or tuberculosis among students. "lt ls not the kind of disease one would get lo the classroom," said Dr. Rex Ehling, noting that 1--~+u.ft.f!'1"'r""1mtirir-1T-rltNfC'U1 ro transmit and usuaJly requires personal and prolon~ed contact Howeve(. a senJor federal health adVJeor WU scheduled to arrive in Orange County today to find out ii there la a health emergency posed by refugees. The first order of bU&ineas for Chrtstopber Hayden, senior ad- viser to the Federal Center for Disease Contod in Atlanta is to meet with city officials and county health officers. If he determines that a health We lfare Worker Irvine Child A ctor . Battles Off ic ials By DA VlD KUTZMANN Ol llW D•il' l"llot St.ttt Critics have been the least of Robert McNaughton's worries during his still-young stage career. The child actor from Irvine in· stead has been having more than his share of run-ins with the bureaucracy, beginning in San Diego and continuing in Long Beach. The 12-year-old's father. Robert McNaughton, says State Division of Labor officials are requiring again that an assigned welfare worker be on the pre- mises in Long Beach for each performance of a play Robert appears in. When be performed in the San Diego production of .. A Thousand Clowns" during the summer, two investigators from the slate's Division of Labor Standards showed up to see if the youthful performer had a welfare worker watching over him. Stale law requires a teacher- welf are worker be in attendance wh en minors appear in pro· fessionaJ productions. Ironically, Robert bad been playing the role of Nick Burns, who tries to resist the efforts of we lfare workers to take him from his iconoclastic uncle. The situation lo San Diego was resolved, the elder McNaughton s aid , when a credentialed teacher was found who was certified by the state in two days. He said it would have cost up to $1,200 a week to hire a regular welfare worker to be with Robert during the six-week run <See ACJ'OB, Page AZ> Motive Soug•t emeraeney eldata be is expected to call for a federal health team to au lat local offtcUIJ.a. The announcement of Hayden's visit was made by Rep. Jerry Patterson, D-Santa Ana. "It ls essential that we get the faete;!-' P•ttenon declared. His announcement Friday came a day after a decision by county health officers and school leaders to start screening about 2.130 refugee youngsters who enrolled in county schools in September for tuberculosis. County officials took the ac- tion after receiving a request for assistance from the cities or Garden Grove, Santa Ana and Westminster. Patterson said he got pro· mises or federal help with the potential h e alth pro ble m "because we don't have a handle on the situation." The Santa Ana Democrat said that up to 1,400 refugees settle in Orange County each month. He said the heavy numbers create an unfair burden on local re- sources. Patterson s aid he alerted the White House and is working for re-enactment of the Indochinese Refugee Assistance Program as well as for a special emergency grant. He added that government screening of refugees appears to be inadequate. In the past, the rate of tuberculosis in the county has been eight to nine cases per 100.000 population. But this year, with the influx of refugees, health officers estimate that the rate will climb (See TB, Page A.2) FamUy memben believe sbe headed for nearby Interstate 95, a highway she associated with Camlly vacations. Sbe had always been fascinated by the roadway's bustle and U1bts, Mrs. App said. But Miss O'Brien appar«st.ly became COQfuaed and wandered into the marshes -a maze of s hallow streams and islands wbicb comprise one of the na- tion's largest fregbwater tidal wetlands. • Police said her body was found without the thick eyeglasses she needed to see. She was spotted twice the day she wandered away. A truck driver reported a near·collisioo wttb a woman be later identified from a photograph as Miss O'Brien. And nntcu:m police re- ported seeing her on a street corner the same day. Neither knew ol her pligbt. Mn. App, 23. said she learned Sunday that a partially decom- posed corpse had been found tn the marshes. Authorities using dental recorda positively iden- tJfied It as her sister's. Authorities believe Miu O'Brien died shortly after leav- ing home. ''It's definitely a relief to have an answer, although it's not the answer we wanted," Mrs. App said. "It's bell.er than not k:now- tng where she la or who she's with for the rest of your life." 'Die Battle el Sealw .. k Anti-nuclear demonstrators massed at the main gate or the Seabrook.. N.H .• nuclear power station turn their backs while being sprayed with water during an '1llSuccessfuJ attempt to occupy the plant. <See story. Page A4>. amily Saves Starving Dog From Well WINCHENDON. Mass. <APl -"When I saw him. I cned," said Susan Peckham. descnbing how she helped free a shaggy while dog that spent more than a month in a well. "I love arumals. and it was JUSL so awful to think that he·d been there a ll that time ... c;he s aid. "He was 1ust skin and bones. I was hysterical ·· The emaciated and frightened dog. pulled from the well. 1~ re· covering from its ordeal on a diet of liquids and love from the Peckham family. including 14· year-old Trudy. who helped find the dog. Mrs . Peckham said they began looking for the trapped animal on Labor Day, when she and her daughter heard the sound of an animal whimpering while they walked in woods near their home. "I thought some animal was caught io something nearby," she said. A search of the area failed to • uncover the source of the sound. But the experience bothered <See POOCH, Page AZ> D e clining; -Dollar Climbing From AP Dispatches The dollar slren~thened on the world's money markets today. buoyed by announcement over the weekend of a package of U S. measures to curb mnauon The price of gold dropped sharply London·s flvc ma1or bullion houses .. fixed .. the pnce for morrung tradmJ? at S3i6 iS a troy ounce and $372 m the after· noon.offS13from Fnday Eight Killed In Kentucky Air Cra s h CINCINNATI CAP> -A twin engine commuter pla ne lost power in an engine and crashed on takeoff al Greater Cincinnati Airport today. killing eight peo· pie. authorities said. In Tokyo , th1• dollar closed at 325 20 Japanes1• Yt•n. up from 224 85 yen Friday Dealers said t•lect1on IC>l-i.es by J apan's ruling Liberal DemoC'rat1c party dl'pressed the ven , as well as the U S ant1-1nnat1on packa~e Tht-dollar'-; firming trend con tinued when the Europea11 markeL-. opened. with the US C'Urrcncy up against all ma1or European monies ln London 1l took $2 1555 t•1 buy a Bnl1sh pound compared to S2 1825 late Friday But the '\tO<'k market moved lowe r m s low Columbus Day trading today But ne ws of a Ca nadian na tural gas discovery pushed some issues higher Many of the s teps were similar lo those predicted by analysts and traders late last week and "for the most part were <See DOLLAR. Page A2) Coast W eathe r Irvilie Home ~Hit b y Blaze IroineHomeFirebombed Fred Farrar, an officaal Wlth the Federal Aviation Ad· ministration in Washington. said the pilot and six other people died when Comair Flight ™ crashed while taking off for Nashville about 10: lS a.m The eighth person died at Booth Memorial Hospital in Florence. Ky. Farnr said witnesses report- ed the Piper N1'vabo's right engine cut off when the plane waa JOO feet olf the pnuad_and that the cralt then stalled and flipped over, crashing upside down Vadable high cloudinesit tonisht and Tuesday . Lows tonight 58 to 64 Highs Tuesday 68 to 75. I NSIDE TOD~~ Paul Robe.an, tlw! fQJfled black ~«for blacldUted in flit ~.ii tM cul)jlcl of o KOCE·TV apecial tonfght. Su Page CJ for an IJO.year- \ blue ln the •ttic of arr lntne home tauted an estimat· ... sao.ooo dalnate tpday. fire of. ftclall ..ad. · P'lrefttbten reaponded to the ~call at 7 Wanderln1 Rill at r•bout 11 a.m. when nelabbors . lpo&&ed •molt• comiq from the • •••• . n ..... 4tmapd t.be attlc and aa upper bedroom ln the two- MorJ bolDe owned b7 a Co.ta 11 ... ""ti•,, Dr. Doutlaa Ryan. Jllo .. WM JD tM bouae at the U..ottMtalue. c._ f1l tbe Ore l• unknown, oma...Nld. Police were searching for a motiv.eJoda)' Jn...tbe.1irebombtn1 of an Irvtne home Sunday Dl-t which caused about $3,000 ln damaae but no injuries. Fire department arson In· vcatlgators were ianavailable for comment tbia mominc on the type of exploslve-device uaed. Pollce, however, are looldnl lnto U1 coaeeuoa lb• taddmt may have Witb tbe vltlt of a man several weeks earlier to tile home of llark Moaa and b1I family at 18012 Norton. The man 1ald llOll' llOftowedblm money. Police aald tllia momla• tbat Moss, b1I wife Dorothy aDd their • daughter were sitting In Ule famny room watchlrr~-u!~viiion at about 7:30 p.m . when they beard a loud crash and exploelon in the Uvtng room. Moss told officers that when be rushed into the room, he could aee tbat the window was amashed. The drapes around lt and carpet were on fl.re. Mou 1rabbed a fire ext· lncullber he keePI ln the house and tried t.o put the blaae out wblle bl• wife called nreflpten. Moat later told omeera be didn't bear anyone near the hou~ before. ~IPIOfion took place. In Sept.ember Moas had filed a suspicious circumst,fncea report regarding a man who h•d come to the home saying Moas' son Brian owed him $4, 700 for ~ truck be aold him. Mon said the man told hJm somethJna would happen 11 he wun't pald. Mou 1ald be wa1 aware his son badccbaaed • truck and had the 1Up for ll. Nel1h r1 contacted by of· ficen Sunay ol«ibt 11Jd they beard the up&o.lon but didn't 1ee ~on foot or in a veb.l• c~e leavtn, the scene. Capt. Louise Bennett of the Salvation Army 's Booth Memorial Hospital said one vie· Um waa dead on arrival al the hospital Md a s~nd died whJle beln1 treated. 1be slx other vie· Uma were reported sWl at the airport. WUUam Thelen, the FAA'a supervtlOI' at the alf'IJ')rt, said~ ''We're cuesstng at the moment that the right engine failed, aod th• pilot wu unable to keep tbe (8" PIA.NE, P11e Al) o l d Coste Muon'• re· • minfacmce oJ hi• former Rutgers Univer.tity clofsmate. ' Facing Dismissal WASHINGTON (AP> -The con•reaatlon of Waahlnaton'• first Baptlat Church, which Prealdcnt Ca~r •tt•nda, ii ea pected to act n xt montb on a re commendation that ll QOt renew 1 the contract of lb church'• pastor becau1e of hls rela Uonshlp with a youn1 woman member A majority or lbt church'~ seven-member pastoral staff ............. Sees Ga• ~i11e• Oil mdustry marketing ex- pert Dan Lundberg says we'll be waiting in line for gasoline again by the end of this month unless we start conserving fuel. See story, Page A7 Newport Girl Raped; Suspect 'Wanted Man' ; ft A •USl>eCt arrested Sunday on charges of raping a 16-year-old Newport Beach girl 1s also want· ed on sexuaJ assault charges in Arizona, Newport Beach police reported today. . Pa ul Elliott Burney, 33, ls be· ing held in Newport Beach city Jatl on the local charges as well as warrants from Tucson and a warr~nt fllt•cl for v1olataoo of µarnlt• 1n Florida. according to l>Ptt•<•t1H· Mike Hietala. B11rnc•y was slopped by police "'hen a ~a le ~uard of t he neighborhood in which the rape vi('lim lives spotted the car described by the rape victim. According to police reports, the girl. who11e parents are out of town, said she met Burney through a neighbor and he came over Saturday night to visit. She told police that be refused lo leave and forcibly raped her. She said he threatened lo use a knife on her if she didn't s ubmit. Burney was arrested Sunday afternoon after Hietala alerted the gate guard to be on the lookout for the car described by the victim. E'f"OlllPageAJ m ... to about 13 cases per 100.000. Dr Ehling said it is expected that about 40 pe rcent or the estimated 2,130 refugee children will show positive results lo the initial tuberculosis scree ning. However, he pointed out that a positive test does not mean the child has an active case or TB. OAANOE COAST DAILY PILOT TtwJ Or•"O"' (M"t O.Uy ll'fMt, •Ith w•htl'I t\ <om ... -••~-Pno l•.....,.'-'"'""°'-CNt.I Pvbfl~C~'f Sf>t»r•l•fl'041•0f't\ftir• OVOll\Md Moftd*Y lf'w"°"4f' ,,, ... , tor (Mt• ,,...., Ht _, llHc" ......ilft91"" -h '""" •••""~".., '"'""" l~Bf>«hrSovO•Coe•,. '*""'• r~..cl1tfOf\•t...,..1tNds.t~nMd Swn<O•Y• Tho -lpef _,...,,,.pl-I• .. DD W•'-t lfWy$ill'NI Cat•~· C•UfO'ftt•'111i1' __ .. _ ..... __ .....,,_ , .... °""" Vo<t,_t\_l __ llf_ TlleMttfC-1 l•lto-,,_, .......... ,,,,,.,~, ... lldll .. CMrlMM ~ tll<MNP ... ........ ~ ... _ .... llcll .... ('Ommlttee recently laaued • re· port that ratted the l11ue ol th Rev. Charin Trentham'• two di vorcea 1nd quoatloned hl1 iud1roent ln becomtn1 "ln volved" with t.be youn1 woman, wbo a1lo ll dJvorced. Tbe report wu endorHd by 1 21-11 vol! ol the cbu_rch'• board or deacona at a meetJn1 Wedne day and la eJCpecled to be put to a vole by the 1,000-member con 1reaat.lon al a church butlnesli Deraihnent ' Believed Sabotage GOLETA (AP) -The derail- ment or a train carrying acid and flammable gas that rorced the evacuation or several hun· dred persons Sunday night and slightly injured three men was ·'apparently sabotage,•' a spokesman for Southern Pacific announced today. Spokesman Rieb Hall said, "ll was apparently sabotage. There was a barricade on the tracks. The engineer reported seeing a barricade that was piled pretty bjgh -timber, wood, concrete and that kind of thing." (Earlier story, Page A 7) An 18-year-0ld hitchhiker near the scene , Dean Burke, also said he saw something on the tracks just before the accident. Hall said lhe damage to the 100 box cars and fou r locomotives would run well over $1 million. The comoany hoped to reopen the half mile of tom up track by 8 p.m. Frora Page A J ACTOR .•. of the show. The figure is bued on union wages of more than $40 an bour. Robert is now scheduled to ap· pear in the play "Critic's Choice" from N6v. 2 to Nov. 23 at the Long Beach ConvenUoo Center. H owever, the e lder McNaughton said state labor of- ficials have told him it will take up to three months to certify another teacher fo r Robert in Long Beach. '.Ille lMM-marketing ~ui.. tant will be meeting with labor officials Wednes day in Los Angeles to find out why he can't use the same quick approach he cam e up with in San Diego. McNaughton, who has been in touch with representatives or Actor's Equ.ity about the pro· bl em, said he has been fighting the system because: -It doesn't give parents any choice as to which teacher the child gets during the run of a play. State officials normally as- sign one of their own workers. -IL limits the number of shows young Robert can appear in. While community theater productions are not covered by the welfare rules, Actor's Equity prohibits his work in such theaters because he's a card- carrying professional. -It costs too much to pay the established fees of the welfare worker. McNaughfun said the worker spends six hours a day with a child performer, three do· ing school work with the child a nd the other three just watching the show. -The school work the welfare worker g ives the c hild p e rformer i s u s ually not coordinated with what the youngster has been doing in his or her own classroom. McNaughton said the question of who should be with a child performing on stage is a signifi- cant one in Orange County since lhe families of "quite a few" youthful performers make this •rea their home. In addition to his professional ataae work, young Robert has. appeared in films and television commercials. Provisions were made for a welfare worker in those cases, bis father said, because the budgets are higher, working time is less and the costs arenoprob1em. AftboUltrtbe 10oney tor the teacber-weUare worker comes out of tbe producer's pocket, McNaughton sald he's con- cerned with provldlnt iood teaching inltrucUon for hi• son, who's in the Mentally GUted Mlnora program in junior blab 1chool 1o University Park. The younpter hu been a pro- f e11lonal performer for more than a year and bu done staae •ork 1n Orance County ln addi- tion t.o h1I rum and televlaton work. meetJncNov.28. Althoqh Trentham, 59, and the '1nldent11led 3f.ye1r-0ld woman reportedly have dattd, "no one baa ever accUHd him of any vtola· lion or moral1," said Frank McAnear, cburcb moderator. A minority of the pastoral atalf eommJtt.ee aald ln a report that it "found nothing in the pastor 's personal life or pro- fe11looal Mrvlce" to justify his termination. Trentham '1 second three-year contract with the church expJres in February. Trentham presided as usual at S unday mornln1's worabip service, attended by Carter and his family, and no mention of the controversy was made. The pastor and the president have made no pubJJc commenta on the situation. BadNetes? J apa nese Prime Minister Masayoshi Ohtra glumly pon ders general election returns at his campaign head quarters in Tokyo. Though has ruling Liberal Democrat1c Party did well, at fell short of a "stable majoritv" an the balloting. Characters behJnd Oh1ra list names· of LOP candidates. Confab Set on Bay Plan Wmpromise Sought in Newport Controversy Slate and local officials will make another attempt at com· promise Wednesday in trying t.o settle a lingering dispute over who should be responsible ror Newport Bay planning efforts. A meeting is scheduled in the Los Angeles o ffices of the Southern Califol'nia Association of Governments where a plan designed to alleviate the con· ccrns of slate water officials will be discus~ed Expected from Orange County at that session are represeo- ta ti v es from th e cities of Newport Beach and Costa Mesa as well as county Supervisor Thomas Riley. State officials also will attend. Dave OeJulio, a member of the SCAG staff, said he feels "very optimistic" that an agree IA-San Diego Run to Get Seventh Train Amtrak and state transl*ta- tion officials have agreed to add a seventh Los Angeles-San Diego train to handle increasing passenger loads including those at fourOangeCounlyslations. The Oct. 2 agreement means another train will stop daily at Sa n Clemente_. San Juan Cupis irano, Sant a Ana and Fullerton Amtrak stations. Arthur Lloyd, a n Amtrak ~pokesman. s aid today it is hoped the seventh San Diegan train will be in service by mld· January. Lloyd said Los Angeles-to-San Diego passengers in September increased 68 percent in com- parison with the same month in 1978. More than one milllon passengers have boarded the six Sao Diegan trains in the first nine months of the year. F,....PClfleAJ DOLLAR ••• discounted" today. said Charles J eosen of MKJ Securities. A trader on the floor of the . Co mmodity Exchang e, meanwhile, said the Fed action "doesn't look Hke a long-t.enn INFLATION NO LONGER SHOCK BUT FACT-A9 solution" even though "it will have a short·lerm effect.'' But several analysts noted the full impact or the Fed's moves may not be felt on Wall Street until Tuesday because many financial institutions were closed for today's holiday. The Federal Reserve Board . the United States's central monetary authority. announced its package or measures Saturday night. F,.....P.,.eAJ PLANE ••• aircraft airborne." He said the aircraft crashed }u1t off the. runway on-.the arounda of the airport, which ls located across the Ohio River rrom CinclnnaU near Florence. Airport officials said the Piper Navaho carries elght to nlne peo- ple. Th~ Vlclims at the hospital were identified as Thomas J. Oatu, 52, or Loveland, Ohio, who was dead on arrival, and Jeff Lake, 29, Clnclnnatl, who died ln tbt emeraency room. Comalr '' • commu\.er line baaed \n Cincinnati. ment acceptable to state water offi cials can be developed The State Wate r Re~ourr<'' Control Board in July had rl' fu sed to certify a controversial plan on water quahty problem'> in Newport Bay and also voll'd to begin proceedings to stnp SCAG of its plannmg authonty in the watershed area The bay plan had ~en '>harply criticized in Newport Beach by residents who said there should be mention or a dcs1ltat1on basin upstream as a means of curbmg pollution nowing into the bay The water board '>tarr also co mplained that control of agricultural sedime ntation sources had not been adequatl'IY addressed in the document Although S('Aa id that local agencies fatlc.-d to make lhl' hard decisions necessar y for establis hing cont ro ls on sedimentation In the bay. Don Maughan, a mcmbN of the Slate Water Resources Con- trol Board. aald h1.a panel con- sidered the bay plan .. nabby." NJ WA offi cia Is. tfrf 1·nd 1 nl! lht•1r work. have ..,aid then· "a" 1n .. uff1c1cnt lime 1.11lote<J to lhl'm to develop solutwns to bay '>llt.1 t1on problems The l·omprom1sc plan to bt· d1st·ussed Wc<inesda~ gc:nc-rnlh Jlms at )!1\'lng th1· ...;,.°"port Ha\ plan cond1t1onal cert1f1cation ti .. the: state 1( certain crmd1t1on., Jrl.' ml't The'>l' C'ould .ncludl· -Formallon of a ·manal!•· ment 3f!eocy' ror thl· purpost• ,,, mon1tonng and reviewing 1m plementallon and regulation of source controls or !->ed1 mt'nta tton The agt'ncy would bt: mad1· up or l'ltl~ with a -;ta ke In \l.ll lt•r sht'd planning art1v1l1cs as v.f'll a'> the t'ounty dnd the R(·gumal W,1ll'r(Judhl.\ ('1mtrnl Bo;ird Jo:su.1lJl1..,hm1·nt nf "'.111·1 qualll\ l'rlll'na f11r '-ll"IJl'nd•·d ..,.,ltd-. to lh1• h,1\ 1 ... 111 111 1iltwr ~ordsi w partH·1p.Jltng .1~t n• 11 \.\OU ld h:n 1 .1 rlf'e:tr1' tl1·flrw <I goal C'<mttnUJl111n Ii\ ~1 · \C; and loc·al J~1:nc 1e~ of v.1ir" J1nw11 11 develOpJO~ ~ prOpusaJ for JO I f rective desilt..atton far1hl) -Continuation bv SC AC anrl the management agenC;) or t:f fort.a to resolve t.he remamin& deflcleoaea bl U.. Newport Bay plan aubmitt.ed to u.e atate. For those Casual Days around Campvs . Levi-Indigo Denims with subtle pocket acoents, oompl1mented by the soil touch of oottoo knll Shirts 1n assorted stnpee. add a hoOded swootshln or a Woolnch oottoo chamot~ shin for those COOier days ahoad .. -..--------• -· ·---· ---··----~·-------------... "' ....... ··---• ~ ·,;" i111.,, Hotel An AJrporte:r Inn luell • atepped into the shower to cleaJ off wu lnatead cleaned out dur Ans the weekend wbea tw1 women he lnvtted Into his roon apparently took $5,000 in cast and Jewelnw-lrvlne police sal' today. ·-· -~ Anthony Plascencia, 58, 01 Sunset Beach, told officers Sun· day that after ateppln1 out of UK shower Saturday night, the twc women had disappeared and sc too had S300 jn cash, a gold watch he valued at $2,500 and a gold ring studded with diamonds he said was worth $2,000. Police saJd Plascencia met one of the women in the bot.el lounge. When they went to bis room. he started lo take a shower but heard a knock al his door When he answered, police said , a second woman said he r fr1end was in the room and she w&nted to be with her. Pl ascen- t' la inv1tc<1 her in and went back to the shower. A I though be was in the bathroom for about only three minutes, he told offi cers. the two wen· gonl' when he got out and so WNt' his belongings. F rOM Pa~ .t\ I POOCH ... moth('r and daughter. Last week th1•\ r1•tumed to the woods. This t1m1• Trud) found the well "Sh t· nl'ver wou ld h ave nc>t1c1•d tht• wc·ll except that two big r<H'l'n'-wt•rc circling around 1u .... t O\l'rhl·ad ." s aid Mrs 1 ·~·ckhdm · I didn 't know 1\ was a dog at f1r .. 1 .. '>aid thC' girl "I thought 11 "a-. ... omC' ktnd of wild animal. 111· v. .. ., growling " Tht• 1tov "'J' standing in lht• .,h.,i llov. \l..1lf'r in the bottom (Jf I ht v. 1•11 Th• '"'" "r nl for help, return· ir11 ''"ti ... tatt· trooper Henry \1' 11 1 •' t '" v. ho It Vl'~ n<:arby \l .11 • .0111• v.ho had heard a do~ 11•"' 11 .• .it 111ght for weeks. was 1hJ .. ,,, rl·arh into tht> well ;ind '" 1, •'11· dog 10 1ump up into hi'> .n n 111 1111\1.ard i\dam!'>, an Athol 't'l1·1 1n.1nan. -;aid the dog pro b.1bh ..,11 n1H·d b> dnnkrng Lht· "ell '4-.slt!r lit! ~aid he has heard of similar ca.ea of animals sur- vtvina f« a \ofta Ume °" just water 1 ·- ./ ALSGARAGE 56 FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH (714) 644·7030 r. -r 1U ol r , Id e. " ·n >' t· !· e ) 0 I ( D•llfl'ileCMW AL TERNA'?£ ROUT£S FOR PROPOSED $AN JOAQUIN HILLS CORRIDOR TO GET AIRING County Plannlng Commtnkm Meeta Tueadey to Hear Cltinne' View• on Controversial Protect Where to Put Corridor? County Seeks Citizens' Opinions Tuesday Orange County residents will get a chance Tuesday to tell of- ficials what they think about the controversial San Joaquin Hills Transportation Corridor. A public hearing on the pro- posed six to eight·lane highway through the hills of Southern Orange County will be held by the Orange County Planning Comm1ss1on at I 30 pm Cocaine Sales The session will be conducted 111 the com mission's hearing room in Room l 19 on the fi rst floor of the County Hall of Ad· ministration. 10 Civic Center Plaza. Santa Ana. The corridor has been separat· ed into four sectors-west, cen· tral. east centr al and east. Generally , three rou t e alternatives have been proposed Huntington Slayer Faces Sentencing ~ Anthony ··Lillie T o n y" Ma rone Jr., convicted of the gangland-style s l ayi n g of Stephen John Bovan in Newport Beach in 1977. faces sentencing today on a cocaine sale convic- tion. Marone, ol Huntington Beach, i• also known u Anthony Man-=-~= i::.:.U::: coaricted at Mllin( cocaJoe to a state narcotics bureau in vest1gator. They face sentencing Nov. 8 as a result of t.he Orange County Superior Court jury trial. Ma nfre<lon\a, atlas Marone, -County Man- Killed by Car A 50-year-old man died in- stantly when he was hit by a car as he and a companion crossed Harbor Boulevard in La Habra Sunday night, police s aid. The victim was identified as J ames Martin lloag, 50, of La Habra. lie was hit by a car driven by a 16-ycar-old boy from Brea. according to traffic of firers. The man and hi:. compamon were in a crosswalk when they were struck by the car, p<>lice said. Film Pact Vote LOS ANGELES CAP) -Strik- ing film industry office workers are to vote tonight on a tentative contract agreement after spend· lng at least one last day picket- ing f o ur major H ollywood studios and four film processors. was convicted in March for hi~ role in the murder of Bovan, a Fountain Valley drug dealer who was gunned down outside a Newport Beach resta urant. Schneider, 36, was identified as a writ.er living in Costa Mesa. He was not implicated 1n t.he Bovanca.e. It waa alleaed ln lb• trial before Jad9e ~marle Stoder that Mantredonia and Schneider sold $10.000 in cocaine to the stale agent and an informant. At the Nov. 8 bearing before Judge St.otJer, defense attorneys a re expected to uk for a new trial on grounds that portions of a tape record1ng made of the transaction shouldn't have been ~~eJddence Manfredonia was arrested by state agents on March 19, just 11 days before he was convicted by J u dge Robert Kneeland of second-degree murde r in con· nection with the Bovan slaying. Jud ge Kneeland sentenced Man· fredonj a to five years in stale prison. Manfredonia was one of three men known as "the Jtalians" who were alleged lo·have been involved in drug sales with a faction of the Hare Krishna re· ligious sect. He is the son of Tony Marone Sr .. who authorities say is a one time East Coast Mafia fi gurt! who now lives in Southern California. Schneider testified during the trial that he once worked for the Central Intelligence Agency and that a past CIA associate urged him to participate in the cocaine s ale. He also told the court that he was admonished by government agents not to divulge his con· tacts with the agency. for each sector. 1t hus been es t imated the highway would co:st $160 to $200 million but then• ts no money currently set aside for it County officu1ls, however, are hoping that federal and stale funds will be available once 1t is designated in the s tale highway system The highway would begin in the v1c1ruty of . tht: Corona del Mar freeway and Me1cArthur Roulcvard near ~cwport Beach and t•ncl 14 mill's tu thl' east near Avery Parkwuy north of San Juan Capistrano It would cut through hilly and frequent!~ stet!p terrain The propost>d highway h<1s t•n·atl'd a gn·at deal of <.on trovL•rsy 1n it:-. p1 l'l1m1na ry :-:.tagt•s. EnvironmPnl<Jl groups have raised concerns about :.11r pullu· t1011 und potcnt1:.il damage to plants. wildJift• and open space. Some of these organization:-:. have questioned whether a cor ridor is truly needed . They pro· posed instead that the San Diego Freeway be widened to accom- modate traffic demands. County officials aay t.hl1 plan la not aood. however t because lt. would overi9ad arterial at.Neta that reed Into t.he freeway. C1t1es al:-:.<> have differing ~1cws on proposed routes. Newport Beach favors a northerly route In its sector, as rar away from city limits as possible. Irvine wants a route south of Coyote Canyon which would take the co11 idortanll'1!rrf0m its clly limits but closer to Newport Beach. Lagun a Beach favors a so utherly r o ute through Sycamore Hills. a bout three miles north of downtown areas. M eanwhile'. Sa n Juan Capistrano h<is t•xprl'!>Scd op- position t11 lht• tt·rminus point near /\very Parkway Offici~ls would prefer :.in e:ot point farther north of c1l v limits County :-.taff t·i1gincl'r John Fulton says that a 5<Hoot me d1 an 1s proJ><>'>l'd to provide a light rail system in the future. such as a trolky or monorail l lc s;.11d that G percent grade~ 1n some areas preclude heavy regular rail systems and could be a proble m to heavy trucks. The plannmg comm1ss1on may make a reeommcndallon on pro- posed routes at the close of public hearings Tuesday. The recommendation will be sent to the Board of Super visors which also will hold puhlic heur lngs before coming to a final de· cision. Cleaned Up-and Out Patient's Possessions Sold in Welfare Snafu PHOENIX, Ariz. <A P ) - County officials a dmit their bungling left a retired mechanic with an empty house after his possessions were inadvertenUy a<>ld at a yard sale while be lay lo tbe bo@ilal. But BU\ Moore, whose house was cleaned out down to the knocker on the rront door, wants his things back, and says, "l thou~t this was a free country. J>utit'sJustlorcroob." lraricopa County Fiduciary 8111 Carter said an order to have tbe house cleaned was misln· terpreted. A social worker hired a cJeanlnl firm that also con- d uda llquldatlon sales, and tbere apparently w as some con· tuaion OVet' whether the house was to M ''cleaned up" or "deaned out," he •aid. •·we iu•t have to u kc NQOGllllWty," ••id Carter, ex· pl&(~ tbat Ult mltlake was ._to '..nous procedural deft· cMDcMI" tn hit otnce that have me. been correct.ct, wt llareb, Cart.r's ornce was given guardian responsibilities for Moore after the Maricopa County Superior Court heard doctors testify that the 67-year-old man· "suffers from long-term alcoMUsm .'' "Ibey took every dish, pots andYpans, the carving set and they left the cupboards bare," said Moore, adding that the we lCare agency told h i m he could buy bis stove back from a ne1«Jibor 1or..•. . "I told 'em hell, I gave $150 ror that stovei" Moore aeid Sun· day night. " 'd be paying for sometblna that was already mine." Moore's daughte r , Donna Finatand, said everything was 'tripped out of the house when Moore returned from the hospltal ~ug. 27. ''They took the c urtalns off the windows. They took the drapes out of the bedrooms. They took the knockel' oft the door," the saJd. Moore has a couch and it cooklniooa'botplate. Butbe'anot sure if he'll ever see his $800 set of tools again -and his TV. which he says got moved when he was gone, doesn'twork right, either. '' l been a mechanic for aboul 40 years.·• he said. "Tt)ey gave me back one of my tool boxes, but there wasn't a tool in it." Carter said his office has reac· q u ired some or Moore 's furniture, but most of it cannot be recovued. Moore was involved in an automobUe accident last July in Payson. Although uninjured, he was hospitalized aCter doctors found he had fractured his pelvis and other bones, apparently in a fall at his home earlier last sum· mer. "Carter said his ortlce will at· tempt to Cind another g uardian and conservator for Moore because the aaency bas a con· fllct or lntereat in the case. "The conflict Is that we may have • duty to 1ue ounelves," Carter aald. ·" - Pope Back in Rome Am.ericans @ailed 'Dear Children'· ROME <AP) -Pope John Paul II told a cbeerine crowd on returnlng from hia historic tour of Ireland and the United Stat.es today t.he Americans are his "very dear children." he wants more direct contact with them a nd that the United States bu an immense role to play in the build- ing ofa just world. c Related story. photo, PageA4.) ·'The devoted and exultant welcome of the faithful and of the entire people of the United States bas left in OlY souJ the de· sire for a more dir ect and (amiliar contact with these verv dear children." the pontiff declared aft.er his chartered Boe· ing jumbo jet landed at Leonardo Da Vinci Airport at 9 .29 a.m . - I : 29 a.m. PDT. Later today. the 59-year-0ld John Paul left the Vatican by helicopter for Castel Gandolfo lo catc h up on his res t In the seclusion of the papal estates in the Alban HUis south of Rome. The Vatican said he would re. turn Wednesday. At the airport. the pope told the gathering of Italian officials and the cheering crowd of 2,000 that the United States 1s "a great country to which certainly corresponds an immense rolt: and a great res pons1b11ity because of 1ts hig h level of welfare and technical progress -in the c·onstrucuon oC a JUSt world worthy of man ' The pope "'as in Ireland Sept 29 to Oct 1. then v1s1tcd s ix American c1t1es on a whirlwind tour that rndcd Sunday night in Washin~ton The crowd cheered the pope as he left the Jetliner to be ~rceted by ltaltan Premic·r Francesco Cossiga a nd flomc M &1yor Luigi Pctrosell1 a:-:. \\Cll as ~ever al Vatican offi cials The popt• then boarded an Italian military helicopter for the short night to the Vatican where he lold a cheering crowd of 10.000 gathered in St Peter's Square· "Thanks, many thanks. You have come here to fiDd wbeUaer lbe pope is al.Nady IA Roae. Yea, be .._ nturMd. and be la very grateful mat provldentt which ha~ guided us during these days, has take n us to Rome . We will speak to you of the other things on another oc- casion." Monsign Dies at 69 The Rev. Monsignor Bernarc: Gannon, pastor emeritus at St. .JoSl!Ph church in Santa Ana. has died in Los Angeles at Lhc age of 69. Monsignor Gannon attended St. Patrick's Seminary in Menlo Park with Cardinal Timothy Manning of Los Angeles and was ordained with him During Wo rld W ar II , Monsignor Gannon served as an armE.'d services chaplain. He worked in a number of parishes in Los Angeles before going to St Joseph in 1971 lie was forced into retirement last year by <'a ncer Before giving his blessing to the crowd the pope smiled and said: "I must say that it ls warm in Rome." Vatican sources said that on departure from Washington the pope immediately went to his special compartment aboard the ,,,,..,_ INCOMPETENT? Robert Falcon Scott Book Blames Explorer For Deaths I.ONDO:'\ <AP l A book published toda~ say!> lhe legen- d•ir~ Antarctic expl<Jrer. RobcM Fa Icon Scott, W(j!> one of tht· worst polar ~plorers who!-.e in \'.Om petencc resulted in his death and those of four companions But Sir Peter Scott. 70-year· old son of the British hero, says the book ''Scott and Amundsen" by Roland Huntford "despicably maligns" bis fa.mous ra~r. Tbe fiye men died lD blluuda •ln 1912 followia& a raee dla Nortyealaa e11tplorer ll.oeld Amund9en to be u.e ftm men to reach the South Pole. Amwnd&eo woo, reacb10g lbe pole on Dec. 14, 1911, 35 days abe ad ol Scott. The dead men were bailed as heroes. but Huntlord claims that Scott failed to prepare adequate- l)'. for t · sion wa& Ul- equ1pped, and provided insuffi. caent food Deployment Slated Despite Cutbacks NEW YORK <AP) -National Serurity Advisor Z bign 1ew Brzezins ki s ays the United States .. intends to proceed" w1th a plan to deploy missiles in Western Europe des pite the So'' ict announcement that 1t will re move up to 20,000 troops and l ,000 tanks from Ea~t Germany While careful not to cnlic1ze the Russians. Brzezins ki said Sunday that the Soviet s tate ment that the troops and tanks would be '41thdrawn 1n the next year was partly intended to ·•fo restall" a Western buildup. c hartered jumbo jet and fell a1leep after the first course of his meal. They said he ale caviar, salmon. pate and shrimp and drank lbree glasses of wine. then went t.o bed as the Boeing 747 n ew him home. 7 Victitns Of Brawl Spurn Aid Seven East Los Angeles men who were stabbed late Saturday during a beach brawl al Hunt- ington Beach State Park re- portedly lire ·unwilllng to help poUce identify their assailants. Orange County She riff de- puties said the 11 :30 p.m. melee apparently was gang related. About 40 people from a beach party of 200 joined in the fight they said. ' No arrests have been made. Deputies said Benjamin Hol- q u 1 n , 18, w<1s admitted to Pa~1fica Hospital with a stab wound in the n ght side and an eight-inch cut on the upper right arm Armando Garia. 25. was ad· m1tted lo Huntington Intercom munity Hospital with three stah wounds to his chest. Guadalupe Arrellano Braeza. 23. and Juan Manuel Baeza. 22. we re treated for i.tab wounds at Huntmgton lntcrcommun1ty Hospital and relC'ased Oscar llcrnandez. 18, was ad· milled to Santa Marta Hospital in Lm, Angeles for a stab wound near th1: hC'art a nd two wounds on lhc ldl arm . Os wald Schaner, 2.3, and Mike Perez, 21 , were admitted to the same hos pital for s tab wounds to the back and shoulder. All victims are in stable condi- tion, hospital officials said. Sta~ lifeguard.a were alerted to the stabblnp after a car ear· rf\.DI ooe ol tbe .tetlO'.l& to a bMpUal cnaMd bdo a fence near tbe corner of Beacb Bou1t'vard and P acific Coast Hi ghway Emergency room attendants at all three hospitals contacted Police when victims arrived. Deputies saJd lbe beach crowd had begtm to dJsperse wbeo they arrived. Mr. Capizzi Dead at 83 Funeral ser vices have been held for onetime attorney to Henry Ford. Ignace Capizzi, who died Oct. 1 in Newport Beach at the age of 83. Mr. Capizzi was the father of Michael Capizzi. Orange Coun- ly ·s assistant district attorney. MC' practiced law in Michjgan for more than 60 years. serving as both per~onal and corp<>rate a l\orney for the automobile ma~nate Services were conducted last Thursday for Mr Capizzi who leaves his wife. Adlaide. three :.o n :.. a s is t e r and three grandchildren ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ our 100% camel hair coat ... th<l. pzrf cz,ct bssic to compl<Z.m<i-nt your busin<i-ss or wcuz.k<Znd wardrobe.. fu1ly hTYZ.d>and reiS<id <ldgza on all S<Zams. hend craf't<z.d by the, n:nczst mw ~tailors. I' r ' 8MJl AT ft8 M•S OLD STAND: ne,.•1 nocJUna Uke retW'Glnl tott.eworWoltMWClltialtWf altertwowee&a of 1ootlnl olf. To c.l•brate U., I came beO oa Columbut Day. C~r Ool\U'Obul, .. •VWJ sebool kid blowa, aailed ott ecroea U.. AUanUe to di8coftr U.. N•w World and fro" tile 11obe wua •t flat. aailed olf from U.. bcMale lh1I monlnt. dllcovered my Oki Dl8k and proved \hat lt wu f'OUDded. Qr at lt ul mounded. ll'• a111aun.1 how mucb paperwork nobody else •anti that can set durnpt!d on your desk •hlle you're orr on vacalklft. OVD DU ON TRJ8 corner. ror ex1mple, Is an As· M>Clated P,., bulletin d1ted Sept.~. Ont.be other torn•r. you find an old TV 101 wlth the cover rtpped off. Both are equaUy \IHless. tl ll wonclerfUJ. boweV1'r. t.o retum to the paper and learn that lbin1s haven't really chanted that much. Con.aider the news aloo1 thls belt ol all poaible coutl. It ,, He's Jwt Practicing Up fOT a Visil to a State Beach Park. is reported largely today that there is going to be a county planning commission hearing on the so·called San Joaquin Hills Corridor. That's planning talk for an area where they want lo build a road somewhere along 14 miles through the com· mumties of Newport Beach. Irvine. Laguna and San Juan Capistrano. So that's nothing new. We're always taUcing about building some r oad around here. Or trying t.o get the state to finish one they already started. Or fix one they thought they'd finished OUB SOLUTION TO all tbae road problems seems re- markably c:ooaistent. We bold another beartn1. 11.aat'U do il every Ume. Also \n the news, we learn that the crtme rate around Orange County 1s going up. Up a little bit in Huntington Beach and Newpor t, down a little m Laguna, up a whop- ping 81 percent at UC Irvine. Crime, of course, is mostly a lways up. The crime rate seems to follow trends set by meat prices and gasoline. Except maybe In Laguna. But don't ever count on the Ar t Colony to follow tradition. Why, in Laguna, people even run~ound wearing sheets at City Council meetings l!.VC!l belorellal.lowcen --- M El\NWIOL E IN HUNTINGTON Beach. on the non- i.urprismg crime news front, there has been another brawl on the stale beach sands . The s tabbings resulted in several vie· tims being hospitalized. Sounds like the same headlines you've been reading alls um mer. Peculiar how our state beach parks seemed lo have turned into battlegrounds for street gangs these days. Yet we clamor to create more of these places. Maybe officials ought to fi gure out how to control the ones we have first. Anyway, it's grand to be back here at this same old i;ta nd. And comforting to realize nothing much has changed. That's a comfort? l&ABaOOk. N.H. (AP) Aft9r t• dQs o1 ... autta oa t.be teOffl at the Se•brook nuclear l)C)w•r plant, protetten wbo bat· Ued Pol.lee dop, biP,preaaure water boles and tear au 1UU found themaelvea on tho outaJde looklnf Ln. llo.t ol the 1,500 antJ·nuclear clemOl\lt.r•ton who tried to oc- cupy the 1rounda of the plant, wbk b II under construct.loo, bad lett by today. police said. About 150 picketed peacefully in front of the main 1ate, vowing to stay t 14Perish In Athens Plane Fire ATHENS, Greece (AP) -A Swiss jeWn er with 154 persons aboard burst into n ames and burned on landing a l Athens a irport. killing 14 passengers, and injuring 12 others, fire of· flcials reported today. The plane, which skidded of( the end of the runway. was car· rylng a medical shipment of radioactive m aterial but it was safely removed, officials said. THE CAVSE OF the accident w as no t i mme d i ate ly de· te rmioed, but one passenger said there was an "almighty crunch," followed immediately by fire. after the Swissair DC-8 touched down late Sunday night. G r eek o ffic ials s a id t h e passengers were 100 doctors, mostly French and Germans, bound for a medical convention In Pekjng. Swissair officials said the 14 dead we re F r e n ch , Germ ans and one Englishman. There were no re ports of any Americans injured. The airline said many of the doctors aboard were affiliated with the World llcalth Organiza· lion, but the WHO 1n Geneva re· ported it had only two s ta ff members on the palm~. said they escaped w1th minor injuries and that it had no knowledge of any other WHO·a ffi liated doctors aboard. WITNESSES REPORTED names were abooUng oui of the unclerc&Prtase of tbe Swlaair DC·I .. 1l akl4ded to a ball amid light r ainfall and hi~h w\nds. T ransport Minister Alexander Papadonganas said a Greek pilot who landed a few minutes before reported "braking action was medium to paor because of wet r unway conditions " But Papadonganas and other of· flcials said t bej' _had n o idea what caused the rire One passenger said the rire spread rapidly and heavy smoke filled the plane. Firemen report· ed they found the bodies or eight passengers. burned byond re- cognition. still strapped to their seats . Two passengers were re- ported in serious condition and were not expected to s urvive. 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I I """ lll1lfl \J:~ p.191. s. SKOfld IOw 7 OI p,,.,., 0 t $11ft rl-•·'2a.f\'\.,wh• 21p.m Mooftl1Maf•OI P."'-· ... t f:S.e.m S•rlBqert •• AytMHH# I a II 1 ' 10 ' a 10 t t 11 "a.1 Jon1 u it takea" to ball eon· atrucUOG. TB£ P&OTE8Tl!!a8 ap· p1rtntly were trylns to keep vehicles and people from enter· Ing the con.1t.ruction 1lte, but construction workers had the day off for Columbus Day. State police. who repu.lled numerous auaulta by the protesters over the weekend, stood inside t.be gate. Police eatlmated between ~ and 700 ol the demooatratora re· mained ln the area. "We don't really enjoy being Maced, clubbed and sleeping on the pavement, but we are just trying to prove a point,·· a aid de· monstrator Benjamin Collins of Gloucester. Mass .• who slept outside the gale Sunday night. "We are willing to go through hell.'' IN THE STRONG EST show of for ce in fi ve years of aoti- Se abrook demonstrations, state t r oope r s an d Nati o n al Guardsmen repulsed the al· tempts Saturday and Sunday by as many as 1,500 de monstratorg with tear gas, water hoses. riot sticks and police dogs. However, only 20 people were arrested, compared to 1,414 dur- ing a protest in 1977. Sev e r a l hundr e d d e · m o n s tr a t o r s r e turne d l o campsites in lbe woods near the unfinished plant late Sunday to decide whether to take more ac· tion today. The protesters succeeded in dismantling s mall sectJons of th e f en ce s urro undin g the plant 's 140·acre construction s ite. but none ente red the con· s truction zone. MEDICS FOR the Coalltaon for Direct Action at Seabrook, sponsor of the action, were busy t r ea ting doze n s o f d e · mon strators who had been sprayed in the eyes with Ma«' On Sunday, hundreds of ac· tiv ists m assed at the plant's main gate, blocking busy US 1. t he major road t hrough thCc' s m all oceanfront com m unity or Seabrook. Officials tried unsur cessfully to drive them away with two water hoses. but the de- monstrators left voluntarily later in the afternoon to plan for further action. Protesters said lt was a diaap-pol ntlna wee•end tor them beeau.ae 0-)' heel failed t.o at· tract the thousands t.bey bad ex· peeled to charge ~ fences. BVT THE ACTION was a SUC· cess for authorities. whose pre· paration and tactics kept the charging demonstrators from their goal. "People djdn't expect to see wtnrt ttrey s aw .,.. said -de monstrator David Bolster . 21. of Fa rmington. Ma ine "It was poor pl ann ing on thei r pa rt because everything thut hap pc ned h•r c was in the de monstrators' handbook THOUSANDS ATIEND MASS ON MALL IN WASHINGTON Final Appear1nce of Pope John Paul II In America Pope Back in Rome After Capital Visit WASHINGTON <APl -Officials of government lined up on the White House lawn to s hake his hand. Some kissed hus ring. Cnppled children wailed rrom dawn until mtdaftemoon for bls blessing. They wept when he touched each of tbem . in a tender private moment He praJsed America's disarmament efforts. condemned op- pression in Lat.to Amen can. stood hnn tn the face of protest over h1~ un)'leldlng op~1t1on to lhe ordination of women as pn ests HE PRAVED WITH LEADE RS of eight other Chnsllan de- no mtnallons . derlaring that the rhurche~ of polyglot America could lead the v.ay to n:un1on of the d1v1dcd faith~ And hl' depart<'d with a final bll~c;ing fo r the land who~c spirit he had tour hcd in a ~el'k ... v1 ~1t "God blc·ss America• God bl'"'" Amcr1ru ... r n ed John Paul JI. the Bishop of Romt-. bt•forl' dt-parting ror Italy lalt:' Sunday SOME EIGHT HOURS LATER, his chartered Boeing 747 Jetlm cr la.oded at Rome's Leonardo Oa Vanca Airport at 9· 29 a.m today Cl :20a.m. PDTL S~y. the pope's final mass in Ute United States. on tbe 1reen stretch ol the. llall from t.be WMbaqtoo lfe)Gwneot to Ge Captt.ol, dtew oalY 175,000 ~pen. by poUee ...,....._ '1'1161 •• far fe...,. ti.-UM_. mllllon «more Utat laM ..._ .......... On Saturday. Pr~ldent Carter wetcomeel UMt ft.rat pope .,,.,. to v1s1t the Wh ite House with four words of Polish "Niech bedzie Bog pochwaJony"' -"May God be with you •" The two world leaders met pnvately tor 45 minutes Then before 6,000 guests the pope sa1d he hope<! "with all my heart" that efforts to reduce the world'!> ..,todtp1le of destrucuve weapons would press on . ON St!NDA Y. AT A c,crv1r<' b(:fon ~.000 nuni.. Sister Theresa Kane. president of th(' Lcadcr ... h1µ Conf1·renn of Women Relig1oul>, a!>kcd that women be 1ncludl-d in · Jll rn1n1!-.lnt'"> of our church" a plea for th(' ordm<Jt1on or wornl·n The pope did not d1rcctl\ rt''Pon<1 but ht> ulrcady h<id rejected lhl' idea as one the rhurch could not and would not .1ccept Knowledge • 1spower. ''f\bthing could be more irrational than to give the people p~wer, and to withhold from them inforp qtion without 'IJlich power is abused. A people who mean to be their own governors must arm themselves vvith power which knowledge gives.'' Presldent Jans MadlSOn • • Your right to be informed about your government is O$.§ured by a free press. DAILY PILOT National Newspaper Week October 7 to 13, 1979