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Home My WebLink About1979-10-16 - Orange Coast PilotI. ~ . . - Man's Death .. '• AtLa-.a '' Being· Probed ' T UESDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 16, 1979 VOL 12, NO. llf, I S•CTIOllS, a "AGIS BJ JACKIE RYMAN Of .. Dally ...... '""' Tustin police have released a draw.ing, as,, visualized by a psychic, of' a man they said could be the killer of a number of Orange Coast women. They added that the psychic believes the killer is the man who called Tustin police early Sunday, "playing a game." Tustin Police Chief Charles Thayer, speaking for a task force of detectives from four cities and the county. admitted that calling in a psychic means pollce:are "grasping at straws." "Basically, we have no leads iD this case," he said. Thayer said be hopes someone wbo sees the drawing or bears a tape of the phone caller on radio or t.elevi.aioo will recognize the suspect and call police. He also said the psychic belie'ves the man's name may be Salvatore. There was n0 indication whether that i5 the first name or· a last um~. The caller, who spoke with a aUl}lt drawl, toyed with the dis· patcher in a brief conversation, frequently answering questions with questions. Asked wbO be was, be said, .. Who do you think it is?'' and a moment later, "Why don't you take a guess? It could be the Wlurd ~ Oz." He promiaed to eall back -in an hour but dido 't, Thayer said. Tbe Jll)'chic drawlnl and the telepbone coaverution were the latest twiata 1P a aeries ~ cues datinl bid to 1976. Only ooe survivor baa been a ble to deHribe her attacker, and one Cl&Mr att.ck WU witneaed by a ellUd. . ~murders and one severe ...... oecurred 1P Colla ..... 'ftere ,... oae murder each in Coroaa dll Jlar, Garden Grove, .. ...., .... Valley; a murder ,..s aa llltaek ID Jrviae, an at. ill* ID a.ma Alla Relpta, aDd • att.8S and two murden ln 1Wt11f. .........., ODe attack vie· U.'1 mbon eblld, who wu ............... TIM jQdl6e TtAaHMCI a dart· ..:f~_.. mu, of medium __. ... bliiJd aDd LmtJD =--• tbe klllerot Debra s.aedJ, H, wbo was BB .... Ill blr 'l'UIUa tp&rt• .. Qa&..,. J nat aauta .. tb:.Cral t1111tsn• ~ u. • ~ . ...... ....... , PSYCHIC 'SEES'SUSPECT Police ReleaN Drawing Nov. 5 Trial· Set in Child Rape, Murder A Nov. 5 Orange County Superior Court trial date was scheduled Monday for a 4'-year- old Woodland Hills man accused of the rape-torture murder of a 2~-year-old girl who disap· peared from lier Ventura County home in March, 1978. Theodore Frank, held in custody without bail, faces cbar1es of murder, rape, kid· nappin& and cbUd molestation in connection witll the abducUon and alayiq of youn1 Amy Sue Seltz . Ventura Co\mty Deputy Dis· trlet Attorney Jrvlq Prater aaid be will seek dle death ,enalt;y for Frank should he be convicted in' the upcomin1 Jury trial. The caae was moved tq Oranae County because of the alle1ed prejudicial effect of pre· trial pulJllelty 111 .. Ventura Cowaty. The )'OUJlC llrl'1 body WU found in a bulb)' area aloapide a driveway ln Topaap Canyoo on March 11, 1978, two day1 after w bad been abd....S from a Camarlllo re1tclenee when sbe wu llQID& wD a blbf ..... ~ ~ •. -- Olfices- Cnllnble . . IDS.hake CALEXICO CAP) -With aft.er · shocks stm rumbling beneath them thousands of jittery lm· perial Valley residents cleaned ut> their sl\attered property to- da~ while scientists gathered seismic data· in the wake of a thundering earthquake that in· jured at least 91 persons The Monday afternoon quake, which meas ured 6.5 on the Richter Scale and was centered 10 miles east of bere, was felt up to 300 miles away in three .states 'and"" Mexico. Mos t of the damage, however, was concen· trated in the agricultural valley of 90,000, which straddles the Mexican border about 100 miles east of San Diego. Buildings crumbled and house roofs .collapsed. Automobiles were smashed by falling debris. Highways buckled, inclUding sections of busy Interstate 8. Twent y rural bridges were damaged. Several fires broke out. Shattered glass was ever· ywhere. Three loaded fuel tanks at a tank farm outside El Centro were ruptured by the quake and authorities were concerned that the strong aftershocks that COD· linued to jolt the area today would spark a "mammoth C:lre." Some of the aftershocks were fell aa far away as San Diego. More than 20 fire fi1hters from two counties stood by as of. ficials worked frantically to drain 90,000 gallons of guoline a nd aviation fuel from tbrff d1mapd atora•e tanks. T he All-American Canal, wblcb brtn11 water from tile nearby Colorado River to t.bll tblrsty desert land, sustained major d.amaee. a«<>rdinC to of. ficlala from the state Oftice ~ Emersency Preparedness, wbo were to make an aerial survey today. TBe OES said at leut 61 in· Jured pel'ICJGI were treated at tbrff· area boepjtals on Ulla llcle of tbe border-Calexico, El C.. · tro Community and PlonMr Mem('rlal in oyrbY Brawley. "Tbere were DO, serious ln· Jw1et," 1ai4 Alu Sm~tll, acl- miDiltntol' at D Centro Com~ mUlllt~ ffolllttal. "We bad U.-cuua tlitl, lMam.,. and bndlll, minor l*eraUou... tbe molt Hrioul AQJury WU a laceratkle tbatdidaottake~. '' Ju1t aerou tbe Jlexleaa border ID ~~!.~l where IOIDe = .... rwpanm bl ..... ~ tna atr'llU hliee Offtelr C1Mtll1AO. .... Al) r , .. Liquor Lot . . .. - Draws. DB Ire • . . uake ., y 01191 . . ............. 1 EARTHQUAKE CAUIEI CHA09-IN ALEXICO Se,re Owner Sezundlno ANlano Puta ~Back In Order- Wt PoliCing PolicY I -.... Angers HB 'Council · 81 BTEVB llUBLB ............... Anpy Hundqton Beach ctty Council aiembera promised Monday aipt to pat an end to a downtown liquor 1tore owner'• par ldit Jot poUctna • tattiea by pulllD1 bil tbree-year ttty ...... Council memtiin cbar1ed tllat l:ldoD ~. oner ~ &I Don Uc)uor, 40I Paatftc CoMt Hlpwq, bad broqbt ••ehaol" to bla ocean front buslae11 net1bbortlood br, bnln1 .. an amaliltf IMDber 'ot tan towed from Ml pu1das lot . "l'ft wateW :roa •oPel'lte,' pal, aDd it'• Ja1t plaln U · ethical," alMMMcl C09cU.. . . * . Clancy Yocter. •"Thia bu. been brettine a lon1 Ume'. Y'CMa've burned your bridlel wtul Ulla cltJ." . Auto owners told tile comc'1 they'd been foreed to pay lnflat· ed towinl lee• to retrieYe vehlela. Coundl memben 1ald the>' bid reoorta of 50 can bebal towed tNm tbe lot lD a da1 .a owners baftDI to pay -up to • to reelldm tbelr ftbielel. Baptad aenowledCed be'cl rteetftd nwneroua eomplalMI from lnte citbma wbo bMI can towed. He Aki beath *"-' rre.Mlll11 QM his paftiDc lot <IH TACl'ICI, Pap Al) . . ~ystery Death Probed Lag\D\a Beach police are in· vesllgallng the death of an un- 1de nt1fied 29-year-old Monterey County man round Monda y even 1ng ly ing near the blurfs at Sleepy Hollow Beach lnvcst.Jgator Gene Brooks said ll~e man was found after an ationymous phone caller told poltce the local.Jon. · Brooks said the de ath ap· peared to be the result 'Of an ac- cidental drug overdose but noted the final cause of death will be determined by a coroner 's autopsy scheduled later today. "He had h1s wallet and there was money 1n 1t so we don't think robbery was involved.'' Brooks s8Jd. "We're looking al 1t as a possible accidental drug overdose " Officers responded to the · beach near G47 South Coast Highway and round. the uniden· liCied man near death at about 9:30 p.m. The victim was taken lo South Coast Medical Center where doctors worked on him but tailed to revive him. <See DEATII. Page AZ) Orange Coast Weather Variable cloudiness tonight with a slight chance of showers. Partly cloudy Wednesday. Lows toni1ht S1 to 64. Highs Wednetday 68 to 75. INSIDE TODAY Th• a.clear 'inddnt at Thre• Mu. l'*-1 prooed tlw na&Wn u ..., '*"'II to rwlportd to ivch a ndlllop. So Nw:'-or Reg•~ Commi1aonera "°" ,,..,. ~ °"' Uomt to ........ mwrl1fl'q plan.a. -St071, PQot Al. l•tlex .,., ........ AJ..... ., .. .,..._....a_....~ u ~-.... M=-M ....... &M ~ Atl ~ AJ• ...... C...-.. OU .. ,CA CllMla Cl ..,.,,.. ,.._ .. Cl-•:.:i Cl I.CM.,._ AJ .... Cl..... •M .l....W M Dr.tt1la~ CA === I f.j ==--8' ..... 1.... C1 .,,........ 911., ........ ... .....,. a...._ •• • • • . ! I • •' .. . . .ti DAILY f!!lOT S Tyttdpy. 9£t• 1!. lf?9 BDllhy Bea~n.;·eulso~ed · fQIT LAUD&aDAU, J'la. tA.P> -llel.U. 1*W a.. \ti felt loua1 · u4 Ma •arrtap waan't ..... well. But llOl mat1f tu.a trite .t1edDi d Mm Jlrilh a crowbar. M aaMI. .a ht le-am Ul.at M WU~ arnnle ~·~ ud thet lbe WH lo • W wl a IOftt·~W trucker. Last Fnday. Mn, Olate1 waa aentenced '° 10 yura lo prtloll' for •Hra•at.d .... 'llt. Dlatfll, a 0.1ur-old ~a.,,.•r from nearby .-.rnbrob l'tMI. said he started settln1 Ute measace sometb.lnc wa.s amla on the mo~ ol Oet. 21. ma when be wu awak-.d by bis wife, Patricia, twlUnc IUm with a crowbar .. l"inst time It ever happeQed in my Ufe." be told an attorney in a deposition Distel said in the sworn state m• ... lt.aNd fNllnl MmW. in re~. tm. fie wu llbolt of b ...... he aaJd Kia IC-Id hurt ••d he 'd pau ••t . Som5 hlt blood tftl ~ tt waa in b11 velna "I pt up and I'd. be wr- ln1in1 wet and crawl to Ole bltltream t.o bane my bud lo t.he toUet bowl." M aald. "I hal· ed to take 1 shower in tbe mom Ina. Evto the bot wat.r llurt." Ooeb"l -pecled btl)eUllt. Tllty learned D ietel wa1 bavtna dlfftwlUet wltb b1I m&r· riaa•. =--t u.rtbe. bair .ad Dall aa to a toxtcoloC1Jt· who to traces ol arsenic Meanwhile, aeeordln1 to ~ statements,. Dbtel'1 11-)'ear-old daughter. Denlu. waa harbor1nl aHcret According to the daufhler's sworn statement, Mrs D1stel had told her about the love affair Carter ~•••• Cleared wttb the tnatktr -abd about UM po&aea four yean Hrlltr. ... ~ it aJ a Joke.'' tbo dauabe. aaJd. "Sbt aaJd she put It, a Itta. ai.t, la the totf ee. It dllfOl•. He clrink1 lt. He dl• and lt '1 natural caUNI. '' Aftu tbt crowbar attack, OtnlJe toad her f atbet ·'He started to cry bee a use she waa bU wife for 18 years." the d•u1bter aaJd Juat before the crowbar at· tack, DIMl wu in the boapltaJ for bla lllnttl. When he caine home, he said, hls wlCe . "WU picer t.o me than she was for years . . . like extra nice " But the morning of Oct 28, be said, he wa$ awajtened by a abarp blow on his head. He told police hi$ wife was s tanding over him holding a crowbar and s wung again, hitting him on the &1de or the head Dlatel dro\<e blmaeU back to th• ~tal. bleedlna heMlly. · Dl1tel &old attendanta at Holy Crou Hospital I n Fort Lauderdale that be waa bu.rt when a beavy object feU oft a 1helt .t won. Wil.b b.ll wife gone, he said, bla condltk>n lmproved. Eventually. he sald, hi.I wUe told him, "ahe sprayed ant tiller or SOQM!Uilng on my 1pa1hetti." . on Nov. 11, Mn. Distel' wu arrested and cbarced with two · counts of 1ttempte4 flnt-ctecree murder -one fo r the crowbar attack and one for a1Je1ed posisoninp. She later pleaded auilty t.o reduced cbar1e1 ot ••. 1ravated battery. Clrcuit 'ddge Tbomas Coker Jr. on Friday !!lentenced her to 10 years in a women's atitte p!dson. The Dislels, according to court files. are now pivorced . ) Peanut Probe Finished Azito Sales Drop 33o/o In October . W "SHINGTON <AP > -A speclal counsel. sayin1 "every nickel and every peanut have been traced," announced today that no criminal charges wiU be brought in connection with $10 million in bank loans to the Carter family's peanut warehouse in Geor&ia. · "I believe it appropriate t.o state right hete...lhat there la no evidence to establish that Jim· my Carter committed any crimes," special co~el Paul J . Cu1Tan said In a sta ement ac· companying the 239-ge report that ended his six-month In· vestigation. Cttrran disclosed that the in- vestigation included a rour-hour depoaitioa be took from the pre- •ldeat at the· White House on Sept. 5, CUrran disclosed. .. 11, overall conclualon aet fortb in great de'tau t.o the at• t.orney &Meral is that baaed on F ..... P~AJ au the evidence and the appllca · ble law, no indictment can or s h ould b'e bro ugh l agains t anyon~. ~one will be filed," Cur· DETROIT <AP> Sales of ran said. . ·•''U .S. auto manufacturers Th.e s~~ial co~sel s~1d the plunged 33 percent in early Oc· pres ident s deposllton was ~ub-. tobet compareG with, the same milted to the federal grand Jury period last year beoause ot tb1J in Atlanta and that under· s\Jb-year'g delayed new-mod.el ln· poena, Carter produced all docu· troducUons menta that Currin bad sought. Official introduction dales thh "~e bas cooper.~teo totally. in year all came alter the .Oct. 10 this 10yesti1atioo, Curran sa.td. cio.ln• ol the fint October re- Curran said there was no porting period Laat year the evidence that any of ~e Joan new models were lnlroduUd rn funds lQ the Ca~r family busJ· late.. September and early Oc· \ . ,.,.wv....- COMMUTER TAAINI tX>l.LIDE NEAR PH~LADELPHIA 400 People Were 1nJured In the Craeh ness had been diverted to the tober -Rf~si.4~ot'.&.. .lall pre.s.iAen!i&L. KcConttna to comy>any reports campaign. ldonday, the five producen de· 400 Inj0:red in ~S;.train--=eollislon Apulinar Sunaran said many ..homes were heavily dama1es and 30 penona were injured-- mostly by breaking glass. -Seismologists at the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena said the minute-long temblor w.._ centered along the Mexican border, probably on the Imperial Fault, which is an of· !shoot of the famed San Andreas Faull Eager scientists were anxious· ly combing the "rea today. set· ting up sophis ticated instru· ments and probing cracks in the arid valley floor in an effort t.o collect as much data as possible on Ute powerlul a hocks. Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. cut abort an East COut p~· lial campaign swln1 and was scheduled \o tour the Imperial Valley tb1a afternoon to Hseu the dama1e and consider an emergency proclamation for the devastated area. Local offlclah have already declared a state er e mergency The shock swayed tall build· in ~s 1n Phoenix, Las Vegas. Los Angeles and in San Diego, where telephone operators were thrown off their ch airs. The quake cracked swimming pools in the Bandit Gets $300 Haul AtHB Store A 16-year-old Newport Beach youth faces hit and run cbar1es today after be wu arrested followiq a Sunday crub in the Eutblulf sect.Ion of the city. Newport police Hid the acci· dent~ at 2 a .m . at the in· tenectioo of. Villa del Oro and Eastbluff Drive. It involved the teenacer. car and a motorcycle driven by Derek Schneider, 18, of Oran.ae. Polic'e n!d Sclmeider auffered. a broken ankle. He .was treated and released from Hoa1 Memorial HoeP,ital. Police local~ the driver wbo they alle1e drove from the scene. Re was followed by the police department helicopter t.o h~home. The teenager was released .t.o the c~t.ody of b1a parents. <>f'ANOI COASf DAILY PILOT INOf-c..t4o.llfl'lltl,wR~_.,lc .. hc°"' bl-i...-......... -, ..... ..., .... °'_ , ... , ................ c-, .._., ..... -.... """''--...., ·~ , ......... at!• -... N._, IMc1\. H\llM ..... e.et.1111'-IAO~ Vel ..... I,,,_, \._ .. _1_11(;-._ .,.,..,,.__._..,,...,..._w_"_ ........... Tho ...... _,..., ....... -· ••• , aJO w ... 8•r Sl'W\. c. ......... c-·-••JL 11-1• .... ~-· .... ""*'-'~· · (......, ,..,, "'"lfltftl ..... Ge-el Mo-TMM•• •-... ,., ~·-----11M_1.,.1el1er ~Iii.--....... -. .. 111om llM""lfltN•• T~N ("1•).-...»t c:tell#IMMwe,........n ,,,_...,e-• · . ....., .. • • desert rfte>rt or Palm Springs, about 65 miles northwest of bere. ~ • In hard hit El Centro-where police stood suard to prevent looting-the eight-year-o ld "earth<tuake proof" Imperial County Service Building shifted · on its. ..fo.undation and wa s declared a total loss by state dis · aster officials. A b o ut 200 people were e vacuated· from the s ix·story structure after It dropped one and a half feet and lifted three feet to one side. when its con· crete s upport pillars buckled and crumbled. "OW' bulldlU, I th~ wu 1oln1 about one fOot either way. l 1ueH tt wu-somet.blq Ilk• bebla on a rolMI' coaster," a mayor 's aide said. "There wu window 1tua all over tbe street. Mannequins were piled up in the store win· dowa and chimneys were down.'' said Dorothy Shook, 55. an El Centro store owner. A bakef'y sustained $3,000 damage as spices, dyes, creana and flour mixed into one gigan· lie conf ectlon in the storage room. A J>aint at.ore )NH a rain· bow of red, while and black- -colon that flowed from 75 five·1allon druma that came . craabinC down. • In Brawley, a water tower tumbled to the ground, ·an old theater collapsed and several house trailers were knocked from their Jn1ppor.ta. Power Ud· telephone lines were down t6ro111bout the vaHey and numeroui gas and water mains were cracked. The earthquake wu tbe stron1eat in the 48 conUiuoua states aiDce the diaaatroua Feb. 9, 1971, Sylmar-San Fernando ~e which killed 6S people and -Ute Monday's quake- re1lstered 6.5 on the Richter scale. Historically, the IiD°perial Valley bas been a very seismically active area. On May 18, IMO, an eartbq11ake In the valley killed nine persona and diarupted water 1upply, crops, causing coD1lderable lo11ea. Puring th1a century, more than\ seven major quakes have at.ruek the area. F,....PapAJ DEATH .... Brooks apetulated that the anonymous ~ne call tip milbt have come -ttOm friends wno didn't want t.o·pt involved wtth an in'ldtigaUon int.othe death . .'.>People usually clOh't want t.o talk to tbe police ii drul• are ln· volv.ed," Brooks said. • . H'e said it appeared the stricken man bad been carried . to lb• J>each location and dumped near tbe bluffa. Tbe 1nveat1gator said offteen have not ~ where the vicU. w11 •laYinl ta tbe area. The aaan wu founcl oD th• Waob below VacatJon Village, a motel in the Art Colony, wbe,. a man calltd POllce tbortlt after the ort1inaf call to NPOrt 10me men down ori u.e beacib. Broob uld autboriUM wt,. wttbhoMM1 Nltue of U.. vie! Um11 name rns DOWle•Uoa ·ot "-am kiD. AutboriU• were lD COD\att with ......., eo:-.: =· tlUI ....,...... but , to locate CM man'• relaU••: \' .. Nor, be said, were there livered 199,289 cars in early Oc· goundl for criminal cbv1ea in t.ober compared with 212,• in lledla-Weat Clleater line in IOU\.bweR ADiadelphia . coll!lection with l~ans extended the fint part ot the 1978 month. t.o tbe Carter ram1ly warehouse . . Slnce there were hine selling PHILADELPHIA CAP> -A cbaln·reactloa crub ot three commuter train• dunna \be m.oroin.C ruaJ:r hour today MD1 rider's · tumbnn1 tbrouah tbe aisles, lnJurin& more than 400 paaaeJl.gert. Tbe llQured were taken t.o 23 botJ>it.ala and a nearby eleDMD· tar)' aebool. uld ~ Com· miasloaer .IQMPb O"NeW. Most oC the ln,Jartea Involved bloody noaet, cula, wblplaabea and aome broken bones, be said. by t be Na ti o n a I Ban It ot days in the period this yeu and Georgia. The bank then was eight la.'t year, the percentage headed by Be rt Lance, who comparison is based on sal~ per ~ca me the pr~sident's bud~el day , ~1rector and resig ned .under fire Chrysler Corp . perhaps ruling 1~. 1978 ~caus~ Q~eshons about the' momentum of Its $400·a·car "All hell broke looee," said one or the pusenge~ h1s hnanc1ala ctiv1t1es. buyer rebates. na rrowly ~at Th ere were no r rport<1 t>f fatalit1es in tht> act"1dt."nl on lht- A pusenger on the rear train -.aid 1t "Just plowed into the b;,<·k · of th(' lram :.topped m front t>f it San J ua11 Man Dies in Coast Road Crash A ~ W87 dlt•er wbo waa tltled Instantly Monday when bis car hJt a truck head-on on the San Dte10 Freeway in El Toro may have caused the crash to take his own life, accor~ing tc> California Highway Patrol of.. ficers The man was identified as Richard Dumont, 23. or San Juan CapiJtrano. Officers said a witness.. told them Dumont, driving a forei~ made sport.a car. passed tum whtle traveling nearly 80 miles per hour and made a U-turn on the southbound lanes of the freeway . The aporta car then craabed fnto a pick-up truck near Lake Forest Drive, destroying the cat anuauatna major dama1e to the truck.. ~ The driver of t:be truck was re· leased from Saddleback Com· munlty Hospital with minor in· Jurlea. Patrolmen at the icene theorized that the fatal accident was a successful suicide al· tempt, officers said . f',....PegeAJ TACTICS •.. and be had no choice but to haul off aut.oe of offenders. He said tow truck operator Chuck James, owner of Ace Towin1. was contracted t.o t.ow llle1all)' parked can rrom his lot and kept t.ow true lea nearby. "Nobody complains when a cop hides behind a bush to give a Ucket -tbls isn't any dif· ferent," James told the council. "We have an acute parking pro· ~lem here and someone has to solve it." Several of Bagstad's business neighbors also vented their anger over towing tactics. Richard JeJllOD, owner of a Paclftc Coast Hi&hway clothing store, said he 'd closed shop several times t.o help customers retrieve vehicles that had been towed. .... Dlane·MvcbetU. another busl· ness neighbor, said she had t.o pay Ace Towing $20 to keep them from t.owln1 her car off. "I left my car ln the liquor lot juat for a minute while I ran into ·my shop," she reported. ''Wben 1 came out1 my car waa al.ready hooked up. ' . Dorla Allen, lfunu.n.too Beach Unlon Ht1h Schoof Diatrl~t ll'Ultee, repon.d •b• bad lo pay $80 to retrieve Iler t0n'1 ear alter It bed been towed. · "I don't know bow you fU11 haul UMtP olf '°fut WlMll JOU were tra\Md at tM lndluQOlia 8"ed•'1," Yodtr 1ua..W. Coundl DMmben a(r'Md eot to mew UM i .... oa tb• bquor •tor• pu1dnt lot. Tbty aald tM 1Ut•IP8" lot ltue explrw la June.~ out General Motors Corp for the honor or th(' smallest rfrcllnc a mong the li1g Three Chry~lt>r sold 23,MO cars. 33 rwrN•nt un der the 31.428 !>old in lhe ~amt.' f 'ro• Paflf' .\ I period la!)t year MURDERS Chrys ler's car rebates ended • • Se.~tM. 30~_ ... W ,ITl can, a st-Marolyn Catelton. 31, kilJed Sept. 'I ...-.. 1• in btl!r Costa 11-.a •crtmenL percent deellae ~ UIO,.Mll; u. -•--•• ,._ ~ .. Ford eold 51."5, 410 percent --- -r f year-oldaon. -be low las t year's figure o 1 he psychi<' also repo edly 84.951. Arnencan Motor!> Corp bcl1l'Vt'S the k1llt>r to bt· the sold an es timated 4.000. "'hJch phont· caller v. ho called polwt· v.ould be a 25 p<>rcl·nt drop from ,11 2 :rJ a m last Sunda) 4 714 in earh Oc·t ohN la..,t ~ 1:Jr Shi:' had a strong feeh nt! th•· a~cr Volk!lv.~~t·n ManurilctunnR ~IJ~ 1•r would strik~ again -.<JOO Corp sold 2,553. up 126 percent Jod is 111creasing ·bis aclH 1lles. from 1.004 Tha \er said For the yea r so fdr. thr li e said police t rus t this domestic industry was down 9 2 particular ps)ch1c because. in a percent wlth 6,639,472 cars sold prenous case. she 1ocated for aga1flSt 7,281,042 to the same the m solely by her ps ychic point ln 1978. abiht1es a runaway woman who Ford sold 1,717,367. a 17 per· had di:.gu1 s ed h e r d1sap· cent declJne from 2.053.663: GM • pearance According tn H B Hoffman, an 0Ha c1al of Co nrail, which op~·ratcs the commuter service, a mne ·car lead tram developed a mecbamcal failure and a aeCODd train, which alao had Diae can, •topoed bebUld It. • ....,.. .... ., ......... 9t8l1ed a nd hea ed toward P h 1ladelph1a." Hoffman said. The tturd tram stopped behind tht" '>t'('ond tram and lhe fourth hit lht> third befo re 1t could move .iv. a) . T he fo rce o ( the collision pu<ehed the front of the third train anlo the rear of the second 1ra1n wtuch was JUSt getting re· ad) to pull out. Hoffman added. Hoffman sajd the three trains involved 1n the impact could have carried aa ma ny as 1,200 people. sold 3 ,891 ,625, oH 6.9 percent Thayer said the re may be from 4,162.731 ; Chrysler aold som e leads in the case of an un· Race Pilot Leaves 792.271 . down 14 percent from Identified Irvine woman who 916.787 : AMC sold an estimated survived an attack on Sept 23 RENO CAP) -Pilot Steve 116.662. 18 percent under the A cori!IQos ile drawing or a llinton IS out or the hospital 142,037. sold In. ~he sam e.. uns • }'oung. bloqd m an. based on the nearly one month after being in· perlod1· and vw sold 121.547 . victim's aescnplion: ·was r e, ·.-.iured seriously when tbe ·Z'l· 1,978 percent a head or last teased Friday. and Thayer said year-old Claremont man's "Red year's 5.82A. which renected on· police were flooded with calls Baron" P-51 plane crashed in ly 10 weeks or sales of the Pen· One or two leads have emerged the final race of the Reno Na· naylvania·bulll Rabbit model. he said. · tional Championship Air Races. ·(~. ~ 0t1ff-l3w fl~, ~It { (:/a fi~Jf//J~ ~ ~ 0 Dress up you r old diamonds and othe r gc[Tl~ wi th a n<.:w mounting designed to.bring out nc~ fire and bc:a u1 y. o •. ~ ·i~ How easy it is to update your trad1t1onal and fine old 1ewclry ...; into sparkling. glamorous new dinne r or special-occasion rings.~(·~ W e can custom design-especially for you-:and your '{~~· <?> dic.1 monds will look more bca utif~1 than ever before'. Jjj ~. Let us help you create that new ri ng from our sc lect1on of ./.'.: ~··~~ er.t=iting. modern mountings with the wider, bolder look. ¢) .. ·. .,a ' :>·~if ,(..:~ \" 'J h I \BJ11/ <ll!alh14 </t1wfio4/ 00 ~:·~i Fine Jewelry l S FASHION ISLAND • NEWPORT 8£ACH, CALIFORNIA 926&0 TELEPHONE (714) 644·2494 .. • , I. . ~list Vour Beme'tow•-· Daily Newspaper E DI T I O N ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1979 c FIFTEEN CENTS ·J Watches Offered to J~dg~ as ,, . .. J ·~ a, l'aDK&Kll8CllOS• SID.. .................. A atate prilOD inmate ~ at Oraoae Co\anty Jall wu dlarced toda,y with otrertnc • ao.OOQ bribe lo. Superior Court J\ldce Robert Rlcklea ln return for a favorable aentence on local cbarces or erand theft and fraud. According to Orange County Sheri~t. Wyatt Hart. the . brlbe wu ottered to undercover 11enta wbo poled u le1al aides) .to the Judie. Judie Rickles was never even a ware of the bribe attempt, Hart explained. A second man later provided the undercover tnvesUaators with $20,000 in gold watches as collateral until the cash could be raised. Hart alleged. According to Hart. law en· torcement officers received in· form•tion t.hrouRh the jail that Ricb11rd Ti mothy Workman, faci~ nlne counts of grand theft and fraud in a $3 miilion "scam," made known the fact that he wanted to bribe a judge. Dunng the past we ekend, she riff's Intelligence Unit Jn. vea tlgator Les Leber and Newpo{t Beach Po~e Sgt~ John Simon visited Workman at the jail when the alleged bribe .at· temot was discussed. / 4'be idea was that the judge would allow hl m to run his Orange County sentence concur- rent to bis state prison sen· tence." Hart explained Workman bas been servin$ time at Chino State Prison on previous convictions of grand theft and fraud, Hart said He described Workman. who has several aliases, as "an or- ganized crime figure." we ll kno wn to la w e nfo rcement agents. Hart said an arrest warrant has been obta in ed against Workman's outside associate. whom Hart declined lo identity Workman was charged in a complaint with atte mpting to bribe a public offi('ial. Hart said Details of the investigation were not released until the gold watches were actually lo the hands of the undercover agents • Hart said. Judge Rickles presides over the master criminal calender in Superior Court. Hart. while declining to pro- vide s pecifics. said iandercover agents received word from the 1a 1l t hat Wo rkman was desperately trying to ·'find so- m eone with col)nections" to ('arry out the bribery deal. South -Border uake In j11reS 91 ~operty Daillage High CALEXICO {hf> -•. w,it.h..afler shocks still rumbling' beneath them thousands of jittery Im- perial Valley residents cleaned up their shattered property to· day while scientists gathered .seis mic data in the wake of a thu ndering e,arthquake that in- jured at least 91 persons. Th.-Monday afternoon quake, wh ich rnt3sured 6.5 on the Richter Scale and wa s centered 10 miles east of here, was felt up to 300 miles away In tht-ee states and Me xico. Most of the damage, however , was concen- trated in the agricultural valley of 90,000, which straddles the Mexican border about 100 miles east of San Diego (Related photo, Page AS> Bui~ eruaabled and boule J'OOfa.peed. Automobiles 1NN ........ by falliaa ........ Highways buckled, includlng sections of busy lnte rslate 8. ;rwenty rural bridges were damaged. Several fires broke ·cn1t. Shattered glau wu ever- ywhere. Three loaded fuel tanks at a tank farm outside El Centro were ruptured by the quake and a uthorities were concerned that the strong aftershocks that COD· linued to jolt the area today would spark a "mammoth fire." Some of the aftershocks were felt as far away as San Diego. More than 20 fire fighters from two counties stood by as of· ficials worked frantically to · drain 90,000 gallons of gafij)line and aviation fuel from three damaged storage tanks. The All-Americ an Canal, which brings water from the nearby Colorado River to this thirsty desert land, s ustained major damage, according to of· ficials from the slate Office of Eme rgency Preparedness. wbo were to make an aerial survey today. The OES said at least 61 in- jured persons were treated at three are• hospitals on this side of the border-Calexico, El Cen- tro Community and Pioneer Memorial in nearby Brawley. "There were no serious in· juries," said Alex Smith, ad· ministr.at.or at El Centro Com· munity Hospilal. "We bad light ca1ualities, bwnp.s and bruiaes, -minor lacerations ... the most serious injury was a laceration tbat did not takestitches." Just across the Mexican border in Mexicali, where some panic was reported in the city'a teeming ~ Police Officer ~pulinar Sunaran said many bomes were heavily damages •d 30 penooa were lnJured- moeUy by breaking aiaaa. SeiamolotPJta at tbe California Ja'1Utute of Technology in .Puadena aald tbe minute-lone temblor wu centered alone the · ilexican border, probably on the Jm~rial Fault. wblch lJ an otf· <See QVAD, Pace ~> _:Oops, Make _lt3 Feet, Palntlal your street adreu aumben qn your · roof to llelp pfde tbe · • Costa II••• .-~lee ;-t.1!neor=! f= ~~ : .._ • lllldleated lD Moo· • ..,., Dldlr PUDt. I 1 A rtdd 1111n'te ola loUee ,.... nl11M led t.tft i U.. enw. Tiie ... ...,. ................... QUAKE DAMAGE EXTENSIVE -The Im· t>erial County General services bulldin2 is tilting from force of· earthquake Mooday . . ................ afternoon. The building, which the fire de · partment says is still sinking, sits atop pillars ~t were badly dama11ted. Council Balta Paraphernalia Licensing Costa Mesa City Council mem· bers approved an e mergency or· · dinance Monday halting the is· suaoce of business permits fo.r th e s a l e o f n a r co t i cs paraphem alJa !fhe ordinance w1ll remain inef· feet pending a proposed perma· nent ordinance to regulate the sale of items used in smoking and otherwise ingesting illegal drugs such as marijuana. The emergency bi ll won't ar feet businesses that already sell the items. City Attorney Robert Ca mpagna said However, the proposed perm a nent ordinance would affect all firms selling the items . Coun cil members have indicated t.bey would like to see display and sale of paraphernalia restnc\ed to those 18andover Four audience members spoke on the ordinance. two for 1t and two against it. Those opposing 1t said they believe anti-paraphernalia laws are unenforceable. put an undue load on police. and m ake the ite ms more alluring because they are forbidden. They also said youngsters will still oblam the paraphemalia by persuading older persons to provide them. EARntauAKE CAUIES CHAOl IN'CALEXICO Store OWner S.zundlno Arellano PUla Store lack In Order Council members said they are aware of the points raised by the objectors, but are concerned that displays of paraphernalia In record stores and other shops may influence youngsters by, malting drugs seem attractive and acceptable. The (\mergency ordinance was. adopted unanimously. Mesa Ordinance Hypnotist Law -Gets Panel Eye Hypnotis ts told t he Costa M e~a City Council Monday lhat the city s ant1 ·fortune-telling or dmance insults their profession. and they're not taking the insult I) 1ng down City council member\ who appt>ared entranced b) th1• '>Pt'a ker~· c~planat1on of hyp not1sm and its many therapeutic uses. continued the matter untsl their Nove mber study session wt\en they will look at how other cities have amended their so· called gypsy ordinances. The city's ordinance bans fortune-t.ellin&. tea leaf re•dine and a host ol other practices, in· d~~m. ·Ry~ Wllllam Karvey. wbo is seeldrig a business liceru.e to use bypoot.a.sm for tberapeuuc purpoeea. ha.~ to Lbe or- dinanee. Actually. according to City At· to rney Ro be rt Campa gna . Harvey doesn 't have a problem The city attorney said his m· terpretauon of the ordmance 1s that 1t bans only hypnosis for purposes of Torete lling the future. and that he be lieves the city can grant Harve) a bust· ness license 'Nevertheless. Ha r vey and several represcntat1ve~ of the American Guild of Jl ypnotisl.!> said the ordinance's wording ap· pears lo lump their p'rofess1on with fortunc·telhng. and they wo uld li ke the p hra s t nR changed. The dis('USS1on bet ween hyp. notists and lhe council was good natured. As Harvey came forward to s p e a k . Vi ce -Ma yor Ar le ne Schafer Joked, "Do you prorrusc not to hypnotize us"" ··Th1nk---!t 'II do any good"" Harvey rilJ(>Sted. Guild spokespersons said they Fire Guts Bar in Mesa Fire caused extens1Ye damage t o th e Player s B ar a nd Restaurant in Costa Mesa Uus morning. fire depa rtment or- Cicials reported. The blaze broke out at 5. 56 a.m. al the restaurant. 719 W. 19th St. No estimate of damage . was available but observers said the building was gutted . The cause of the fire was un- der lnvestigation today. belteve hypnousm has an un· deservedly bad name. Actually, they said. Jt 1s widely accepted unde r names such as pr o- gressive rele1xation ·it ·., all a matter of seman- t 1c'> "aid ~utld P resident .Joseph floss PSYCHIC 'SEES' SUSPECT Police Release Drawing Police /fope Drawing Will Trace Killer By JACkJE HYMAN Ol IM O .. IT Piie! Sl.IH Tusun pol.tel:' have released a drawmg. as vis ualit ed by a psychic. or a ma n they said could be the killer or a number or Orange Coast women. They added that the psychic believes the k1Uer u; the man who called Tust in po lice early Sunday, "pla,.Ying a game." Tustm Police Chief CharCes Th ayer . speaking for a task for ce of detectives from four cities and the county. admitted that calling in a psychic m~ans police are "grasping atstraws." (See MURDERS, Page Al) Coast Weather Hubby Beaten, Poisoned Variable cloudiness tonight with a slight chance of &bowers. Partly" cloudy Wednesday. Lows tonillbt S7 to 64 . Highs Wednesday 68 lo 75. . INSID~ TOD~ Y in my Ufe," be told an· attorney statement.a, Dllters 18-year-old in a depoeition. dau1bter, Deniae, wu harboring Distel said in the sworn state-ueAcc~:....1o... to .... e da .... ht.er's ment be •tarted feeling terrible ..... ......_ wa ~ ... in February, 1978. He was short sworn statement, llrs. Dtatel nf hr.alb. he said. Ilia stomach bad told her about the Jove aff alr ,. d b 'd t with tM trucker -and about the bu rt an, • pau ou · po'·---IOW' yean earlier. Sometlmil' hit blood felt like lt U9UU "I took It aa a Joke," the was= ln bl.I velnl. "I cet up and I'd be wr-dau1btet saia. "She Jald·sbe put ln1ln1 wet and crawl· to tbe lt, a Uttle .bit, lD the colfee. It b m b ad in dllaolve1. He driDkl It. He diet bathroom to an,-my e ... o11cltt'1-.-.·-alc:a·--"' ' tbe tollet:'boWl," be.said~ ''l.ba--~ .._. --ed to take a shower l.n tbe mom-After tbe croW1Jar' atta •• lnc. Evem tbe bot wat.er Juart." ~He-~~ U::~ a*auae ale Doeton inaped.ld hoatltis. --• 1 TbeJ learaed Dlatel waa wu bil wtfe '-11 y .. n ," tbe bavlllt clmeuW• with bil mar-· d1u1bter laid. rtaa•=l.t urine ba1r Md 'ust before tbe crcnrbar at· nall .' to 1• todeokJll,lt ta~kLl*tel WU ln the bO,llal, wbo ne. ol anmtc. for ma U1M1a.. Wbell ~ ~~ M...-&le. aeeordiDI '° court. · home, be eal!t. bll • • ,~ • nicer to me than she was for years . . . like extra nice." But the momln1 ot Oet. 28, be said, be was awtkened by a sharp blow on bb bead. He told police bis wife •as stan~ over blm holding a crowbar ua SWUDI apin, bittiq him Oil the side of tbe bead. • \ "· Distel drove bim1ell back to the boepltal, bleedinl heavily. Dlatel told attenduta -at...ffoly Crois· Hospital In Fort Lauderdale that he was bwt Wbe.ft I ... '1 O~ett fell off a abell at wort. • With bit wife cone. be said, hll condition Improved. Sveat•U1. be said, h1I wUe told b1m. ... sprayed ant killer or~~ oa my spacbettl." l. The nucUor incident ot TltrH Mile Island pr9Wd the nation ii not reodJI to rw'J)Ofld to auch a milhap. So Nuclear Regulatorr Commi1nour1 hoo. been ~ Ollt ttom1 to evoltiate ~ ~. Sto'll ,,. A7. •••• .. • • !I c y: I · ·M~ HOsp,it~ ~UAKE ••. lbool ol tM t.a.-1 San ~ ~awL Sa ... N• .... ftJ'9 ADJ'Oal• I Recertified •1 eosMt1 ..... \odaJ, ... uaa up e0Nl1Ueatet lun: ....................... u. and v•ll•Y llQori.n an effort \0 eoUect u mueb data u poulble 00 ..... wwerf\l.l •boeta. Coal• Ilea• lleaorlal Hotpltal wM reNl'tifled MoMa1 on a temporary .._. '1D .._.. , para~ emer ... c1 c .... , holpi\al olftdala ..... .., . lfotll'tal AclmlDlltra• ..... Zamora laAd tbe boepital blSaa r9eelvbll ,....medle c:aNI ._. 1 p.m. McindQ, fol'tbe llmWM alnce lta certillcation wu tua· pended Oct. l. Tb• ... penaloo ,.uh.ad lroGl an inlpecUoa by the facUiUel subcommlllee of tb• Or--.e County Emeraeney MedlcaJ Care CommJtt". • Tbe pwp wu followlDI \llP a May iDlpectkm U,at bad found a NoCh~ges See~in I.nan Case WASHINGTON (A.P ) -A special counsel, saying "every nickel and every peanut have been traced,:' announced today that no criminal charges will be broughl in connection with $10 million in bank loans to the Ca rt e r f a mil y's peanut warehouse in Georgia. ''I believe il appropriate to state right here that 1there is. no evidence to establish that ./Im· my Carter co mmitted any crimes." special counsel Paul J Curran 1'aid in a statemem-ac· companying the 239-page report that ended his six-month in· vestigation. Curran disclosed that the ln· vestigatioo included a four-hoot deposition he took from the pre· sident at the White House on Sept . 5, Curran disclosed. .. My overall conclus\on set torth in great detail to the al· torney general is that· based on a ll the evidence and the a pplies· ble law no indictment can or s l\ould' be b r oug ht against a nyone. None will t>c filed," Cur· ran ~aid T.he special counsel said the president's deposition was sub- . milted to the federal grand jury in Atlanta and that under sub- poena, Carter produced all docu· ments that Curran bad sought. ''He baa ~r~ted totally in thia lnvesttsatton, •• Curra.1uakl. Curran aald there was no evidence that any of the loan funds to the Carter fa mily busi · ness had been diverted .to the president's 1976 presidential campaign. Nor, he s a id, were t here grounds for criminul charges in connection' with loans extended to th~ Carter family warehouse b y the Natio nal Bank of Georgia. The ba nk then was he aded by. Be rt Lance, who became the president's budge\ director and·restgned under fire in 1978 because questions about his financial activities. ·Mr. Sharman Rites Held Funeral services were held to- day for Robert HeDTY Sharman of Costa Mesa , retired· transportation superinten~ent for the old Newport Harbor Union Hllh Sc.bool J;>iatrict. He died Saturday at the age of 82. Mr. Sharman, who retired in 1958, waa a Masonic Lodge membel'. He bad lived in Orange County llnce 1922. Survivors incl u de Mr Sbarman'a wife of 61 years, E lsie Shannan of Costa Mesa; bis daughter, Marjory Nelson and son, K .L. Sharman, bot.ti of Willits; bis son Dick Sharman of Hacie'nda He igh t s; eight grandchildren and four great· grandchildren. ORANGI~ c DAILY PILOT ,,_O<_c-1 o.Mly PllOl.wllft ..... ,.IH-Ol_IM __ ._ ,,.,...._llyttw Or- CM.t ~~ .._oloo<lit-llf'O ,... .. ,....., -'"'"""' ~'"°' lor C..W __ ..._. 9"c:ll. _....,... .... ~- , .... v .............. ~8H(tl1""'t~C-,. .,...,. ,...,._ ... ,.,,,_l_s.t_,,_ ~y-. Tlw_...,. ...... IN ..... _,, .. ~ we>11l••S1'"".c-u*""'C .. -••i.tt ~ ... -,., ___ _ , .. -•. c-tt'/ V1<0-IOt"' __ .. _ _....,.. ••• .,.,._,.: ....... ~l-- ClillfMN. U-._,.;.--.. .......................... A.ID._ ol dl'kltHMI, wll6& Md led to tbe lloep&\.i·· '*"' ~ oa a.emporeey certiftca· Tile He6A4 lD1peeUoa rt• portedly found oely • coap)e cl deflclend•· One wa1 • lack cl 1pecll\c wT1ttn reqwffmenLa tor eme1 .-CY room a>blllctw to Lake coatln•dna ectucatlon. Anotbetwualackofchlldren'• doe• cl eertaba medlcaUoaa on tbe eme=r:oom cad, al~ olficlaJa bave dUptatecUbat . Ne..ueled. tbe aubcommit· tee rcommended 1uapeod.lo1 the certiftcatioa. Oo Monday, the aubcommlttee heard a report by Mesa hoepltal officials sllY'inl the defi ciencies had been remedied. The s ub- committee thui re~ommended. reinstating temporary certifica· tioo. , . Acting Orange County Health ·Officer ReX: Ehling followed that recommendation the same day · The bospitalls to be reinspect· ed within 90 ;days lo be sure there are no deficiencies, county health officials said , The hospital emergency room remained open to the general p ublic in the i n terim, but paramedics had to take their cases to hospitals in other citie~ Ralph Martin, Businessma!!, --. - Dies at 65 R alph Francis Mart in, an Orange Coast res ident and busi- nessman since 1955, died Satur· day at South Coast Medical Center in South Laguna. lie was 65 Mr .. Martin founded Ralph's Furniture Store in Costa Mesa in 1955 It wa s l ocate d on Newport Boulevard near Pink·s Drugstore He was active in the old Downtown Businessmen's Association. As the family operated bust· ness expanded, it was. mov.ed to Fountain Valley in 1970. Mr Martin moved with his family in 19'72 from Costa Mesa, where they had lived since 1955, to Laguna Beach. Mr. Jifartlo'a aon, Richard, said tbere will be no formu memorial semces. Mr. Martin is survived by his w idow Mi ldred , of L aguna Beach; his sons, Richard and Donald of Orange; and Dorothy Probasco and Richard Melendy, his siter and brother, both or Pasadena. i San Juan Man Dies in Coast Road Crash A wrong way driver who was killed instantly Monday when his car hit a truck bead-on on the San Diego Freeway in El Toro may have caused the crash to take bis own life, according to California Highway Patrol of· , ficers. The man was identified as Richard Dumont, 23, of San Juan Capistrano. Officers said a witness told the m Dumont, driving a foreign· made sports car, passed him while traveling nearly 80 miles per hour and made a U-turn on the southbound lanes of the freeway The sports car then cr ashed into a pick-up truck near Lake Forest Drive, destroying the car and causing major damage to the truc)t. The driver of the truck was re· leased from Saddleback Com· munity Hospital with minor in· Juries. Patrolmen at tbe s c en e theoriz.ed that the fatal accident was a successful s uicide al· tempt, officers said. Oov .. llld111upd O. Brown Jr. cut abort an tat Cout prealden· ual cam&llalln aw\nc and wu Kbedulect tO tow' the lmperial Valley Ulla aft49mooa to au eu tbe dama1• and eonalder an emer•mcy proclanu1Uon for t.be devaatlited area. t..ocal officlala have already declared a atate ot emer1ency. The abock swayed tau b\U.ld· ln11 ln Phoenix, Las Veaa.a. ~ Aoseles and ln San Di'ego, where telephone operatora were throu off their ch airs . The 9ualre crecked swimming po()la iii the desert resort ol Palm Springs. a bout 65 m iles northwes t of be re. In hard hit El Cen~wbere police stood guard to prevent looting-the eigh t .year -old "earthquake proof" Impedal County Service Building s b.ifted on its founda tion a nd was declared a total loss by state dis· as ter officials. A bQut 200 peopl e we r e evacuated fro m the six-story structure after it dropped one and a half feet and lifted three feet to one side when its con· crete support p nlars buckled and crumbled. "Our building, I thought, was going about one foot eit he r way. I gu ess it was something like bein( on a roller · coaster," a mayor 's a1desaid. ·'There was· window glass all over the str eet. Manneq uins were piled up in the store win· dows and chimneys were down," said Dorothy Shook, 55. an El CentrostoreoWJJ.U,._, A bakery sustained $3,000 dam age as spices. dyes, crearn,s a nd flour mixed into one gigan. tic confection 1n t he storage room. A ptunt store was a rain- bow of red. white and black- colors that flowed from 75 f1ve-1.:allon drums that came crashing down. In Brawley. a wate r tower tumbk'<i to the ground, an old theater collapsed and several hous e trail ers were knocked from their supports Power and te le phone lines we r e dc:twn throughout the va lley and numerous ~as and water mains were cracked The earthqu a ke was the st rongest in the 48 contiguous states since the disastrous Feb 9, 1971. Sylmar·San Fe rnando quake wbicb killed 65 people and -lik e Monda y 's quake- registered 6.5 on the Richter scale Historically. the l mpenal Va l l<'Y has b een a ve r y seis mically active area On May 18, 1940. an earthquake in the valley killed nine persons and (iisrupted water suppry. crops. causing considerable losses. During this century, more than seven major quakes have struck the area BlaCk Eye For Leader 01:TAWA (AP) -Op- posillon Leade r P ier re Trudeau sporte d dark glasses in the House of Common s on Monday. Beneath the glasses was a black eye -the product of his weekend activities. The injury to the former Li be ral prim e ministe r wasn't from political spar- ring . Trudeau -.-.:as chopping wood and a splinter bit bis eye, his Q.ffice said. Home Burglarized A burgJar broke a window to enter the home of Riehard C. Bowler, 17024 Mt. Lilila St.. Fountain Valley, Monday and made off with two television sets and jewelry. Police reported the value of the television set.a as $900 and the jewelry as $600. ·Lot PoliCing Policy Angers. HB Council BJ 8'l'£VE llAllBLE • °' .. ....,"" ..... ADP'>' lluntiqton Beach qty Council membeu promised MOD4l91 DlCbt to put an end to a downtown liquor •tote oWDel''• parklne lot poUctn• ta~CI by puWn1 b1a tbree·year city leue. CoWlcU membeu cbarsed that BlclaD Buatad. owner ot El Qon Uguor, -Paclftc Cout lllabway, bad "'°'11ht "dud" to bl• ocean front bu•lnHI nel1bborbood by bavlnf •·an amaatnc pumbef•' of ean tOW9d from bia :ParldDI lot. "l'•• waiebed 7ou operate, pal, and It'• Ju1t plala UD· etbleal," tbouted Councilmaft Ctuej Y~. ''Tbll bu been brewing a lon1 time. You've bwned your bridges wlt.b this city." Auto owners told the CO\Dlcll they'd been forced to pay inflat· ed towing fees lo retrieve vehicles. Councn memben said they bad reporta of 50 cars beina towed from the lot ln a day and ownert hlvtbC to pay up to *200 t.o reclaim tbelr vebJclee. 8•1•t•d acllnowled1ed he'd received numeroua complaints from t.rate dUaem wbo bad can towed: He Hid beach vt&lton frequ.tlJ UM b1I pt.tkiq lot and be bad no choice but to baul olf t Utqf of oftenden. ~ A I ·~•-AJ I She's 100 MURDERS, Mesan HO. No Regrets 87 MICllAEL PAS&BVICB .,, ... .,....,........... ' Gettlnl away from tbe cold wlnten In her natJve lllline for We ln the warmer cllmea of Cotta Meta seemed like the rtcb£ tbln• for J enny Se)'ford, who oble"ed her 100tb birthday earlier t.bls month. SHE llADE UP ber ·mind \0 move here 2IO yeera ago. She wu 80 yeen ~ then. llra. Seyford downplays her penoo.al feelings about bJtting tbe century mark. ''I don't feel any dif· ferent," lbe al.id u she re- laxed ln the bome abe aha.res with her daughter, Eleanor,. and IOO·in-law Welter. "As the yean ao Oil you just take it as s be comes." Despite a slight hearing loss, Mrs. Seyford and her famUy expect a &oocl many more years to come. ''I'm still sure on my fee't ," she said with a smile. 100 YORS YOUNG Mn. Jenrw S.ytorc:t to heredity. "All ol my ram1· ly has lived up into their 80s, but 1 tb1ok I'm the only one tha t baa lived to 100." ''IT'S JUST THAT God is SHE AL8o nGuaES the good to the wicked .'' sbe move to Costa Mesa bas laughed. helped . .Mn. Seyford baa no Mrs. Seyford can trace ber 'regrets about no looge.r see. ancestry back to the first set· ing snowdrtfta piled high in tier s who a rrived on tbe the driveway. Mayflower. She grew up near Port Ellubeth. Me .. where -But ~does miss a Maine she has m e m o r ies o f culinary favorite -fresb kerosene lamps and rugged lobster. The Pacific Cout winters. version "jusldoesn't ta.ste the She attributes her loog life same," she said. ' Mesa -Police -win 10 PercentBike Pay raises of 10 percent for police officers were a pproved Mon.day by the Costa Mesa Cit)' Council. He's a Good Neighbor But No Marksman Newport Beach police gave., Newport Hel1bta man bl1h marta for beiDI a lood ~r this weekend for be\nl lntensl· ed enough to lak~ care ol b1a neighbor's house. However, they gave him a zero for safety because he shot himself in the foot in the pro- cess. According ,to police reports, the man ar med h1mself with a .38-caliber automatic handgun when be heard his neighbor's dog barking at about 11 p.m. Saturday. · He knew bis neighbors weren't home and was concerned a burglar might be lryiog to break into the bome. Tbe raises, accompanied )/y an increase in medical benefits. wiU cost the city an estimated $230,000 for the rest of the fiscal year. which ends July 1. City Manager Fred Sorsabal told council members He delayed unol a later coun· cil meeting coos1deralJoo of 31\ agreement about oyerl.J me pay because be said be was dis· aathfied witb the wordin1 ol the memorandum of understandtna. Sonabal said police will be granted time and a baU pay for mandatory overtime ln the un· iformed patrol divtlion. Volun· tary o•ertime Jnd detective overtime will still be paid at straight time rates. The poli~ negotiations con· eluded later than those Wlth ether city e mployees , whose raises received council a pproval Sept. 4. Firefighters also r~eived 10 . percent bikes plus addiUonaJ health benefits. wb.ile mos\ other city employees received 11 14 er· cent lncreues. 1 Police al.id it wu never de- termined whether a bureJar was J Tbe tGtal 8dditioaal coet to the at work because the man shot city for the curnat llKeJ ,ear bimaelf before be got to hla will be trJ0.000, Sonabal a.aid. neighbor'• house. Police said tbe Re taid the money a1read)' bu wound wta ml.nor. been bud&et.ed· "'Buleally, we bave DO leedl ln tbil CAN," be aald. n.a,...w .......... wbo ... a.*8wtuor.._.a \apt ol the pjM)De caller on radio OT tele\'iaJoo will ~pi.le the IUlpect aod call police. He aJlo Hid the peycbJc believes the man'• name may be Salvatore. There wu no indication whether that la the fint name or a 1ut name. The caller, wbo tpoke witb a •ll&ht drawl, toyed wttb the dis· patcher ln a brief coovenation, frequently answering questioaa with questions. Aaked who be waa, be said, "Who do you tb1J1k it la?" and a moment lat.er, "Wby don't you tue a sueu? It could be the Wizard cl Oa." He promised to call back ln an bour but didn't, Thayer said. Tbe psychic drewblg and the telephone canvenation were the latest twists· in a aeries of. cases dating back to 1978. Only one s urvivor baa be en able to describe her attacker, and one other attack was witnessed by a 'child. Four murders and one severe beating occurred in Costa Mesa. There was one murder each in Corona del Mar, Garden Grove. and Fotmtam Valley; a murd.er- and a n attack in Irvine, an at· tack in Santa An a Heights, and a n attack and two murders in Tustin. including one attack vic· tim's unborn child, who was late r stillborn. · The psychic visualized a dark· complexioned man, of medium height, muscular bu.lid and Latin appearance as the killer of Debra · J ean Kenned y, 24. who was murdered m her Tustin aP{lrt· mentOct. 7. T b at m atches the general description of the murderer of M arolyn Carel ton, 31. killed Sept. 14 ln her c.oeta Mesa apartment. Her slayer was seen by ber &- year-oldson. l'De psychic also reportedly believes the killer to be the phone caller, who called police at 2:32 a.m. laat Sunday. Sh~ had a strong feeling the s layer would strilt"e again, soon and Is increasing bis activities, Th ayer said. He said po lice trust this particular psychic because, in a previous case, she located for them solely by her psychic ab11illes a runaway woman who had d1i.gu1sed h e r di s ap· pear a net: Teen Stays Jailed on CM Molest Charge · A 15·yea11·old Costa Mesa youth remairied m custody today at Orange County .Juvenile HaU following tus arrest last Wei!k in connect100 with an alleged sex· ual atta<'k on an g.year ·old ·girl lnveslJgators said the yout)l, who was on probation for burglary when arrested Oct. 7, wa s d ented re lease to his parents custody at a hearing Friday . Police allege the youth lured the La· Mirada girl from a local bo.wUng alley to a boat storage yard on Anaheim Avenue. He then alletedly struck the girl with a stick and rapecl her. Police said earlier reports that t.be Y<Mml girl .was a patron at Harbor Roller Rink before the attack occurred pro'Ved false. Dress up your old diamonds and other gems wrth d new mounti ng designed to br ing ou t new fire and beauty. How easy it is to update your traditional and fine old jewelry o · into sparkl ing, glamorous new din ner or spccra l-occasron rings. 5· We can custom design-especially for yo u-and you~ '(,~~:. Q, diamonds wi ll look more beautiful than eve r before J-1/ ~1 Let us help you create that new ring from our se lee I ion ul :,~·: ~;· -..:, exciting, m.,dem mountings with the wider, bold er fook -~1~~ .,, ~·\· ~:r ·~ .... ~ ,, , ... 'SAHi <ll4/h1J CJt1wfioJ/ 0~ '~2'::; ""e /~welry 35 FASHION ISLAND • NEWPORT BEACH. 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Doughtery strongly objected Monday to the apJ)oiotment or Dr Ernest Klatte, county direc- ,tor of mental health, to examine his client The attorney sajd his client should have been sent to Patt.on State Hospil3l for treatment. A further bearing in the case was scheduled for Nov. 13. Police claim lo possess Lape recordings that implicate Roberson and Mrs. Tesla in the mtrrder solicitation . Jn vestlgators allege Roberson gave $2,600 to an undercover of· ficer lo_ carry out the crime. Coast Doctor, Hospital Face Damage Suit Sao Clemente Gen.eral Hospital and a south coast gynecologist were named as de· fendant.s Monday lo a lawsuit filed by a woman wbo claim.a abe became JJRP.Ut aft.er ahe uaderwent =" •rm anent ........._ .. According to the nge Coan· ty Superior Court action, Lor ralne Camacho agreed to a tubal ligation procedure in April 1976, but waa not warned that it mipt fail to "effectively produce in · ferttlity " She became pregnant in April, according to the suit. The woman is seeking S150,000 in damages -$250,000 Jn general damages and $500,000 for what she claims it will cost to raise the child. According to the suit, the doc· tor who performed the ligation was David Kawasaki, who had offices in Laguna Niguel and San Clemente Blackouts Not Linked To Quake LOS ANGELES IAP> -A spokesman for Southern CaUfornia Edison Co. declined to- day lo link the El Centro earth- quake with two e lectrical blackouts in the LOs Angeles area minutesbeforethetemblorhil. Jim Mitchell, the spokesman, blamed failures in Edison's un- derground equipment hi Whit· tier and Tempte City for the blackouts. The Temple City out· age began Monday around 4 p.m. and the Whittier problem occurred at around 4 :1S p.m. "Any col)nection witb the earthquake is pure speculation," Nld Mitchell. The earthquake blt at 4:18 p. m . and was fell. in both atJb.. urbe. Backing Van Kills Viejo Girl at H o me A 2-year-old llillloa Viejo pl dled at lll11lon Community Rolpltal Monday an.r abe WU nm onr by a YUl baettq out ol a drivewaJ, blabway· patrol ol· fte.n'Nid. Tb• prl wa1 ldentlfled H .. mm.Du. Offlcert u ld tbe drlver, lam• Jlltitka of Trabueo Ca-.,_, W ,..u.d bll van lDto a irt..,._.. 1•te A•-to ..... u.-.. l .:-t=.. -~ a:L.~r81~ ..... M .. 111 ..... .. ........... .. fl'Clllt " .. .n.,...,, ...... Mid. 1'• ........... been ft.Md ••tMt ti• dri•er. peadla1 Nita. ........... . • ---. 151 USJIQlltGE .. ) "OJ CANi O£AT AN KHST ~,, I . f ... ....! \ f LJ\..._J~ FAN CLUB'S CONCEPT OF FIELDS STAMP U.S. Postal S.rvk:• May l aaue Dtfferent Veralon Aaaah, Yes W.C. Fields' Mug on Stamp ByDELORESBROOKSl&WIN ~ ui. Df41~ Pt• St.ff Start.10g early next year. the ruddy v1sage of W.C. Fields will leer from millions or stamps on letters mailed across. t.be nation And it will be a group of Orange Countians who wiU raise their. wine glasses in triumph beuuse they led the lobbying effort that convinced the U.S. Postal Service lo adopt a 15-cent Fields stamp Vick Knight, president ' of lhe Orange County Fields fao club, perhaps said it all "Outside of a couple of politicians, he's the first come· dian to be on a stamp." The stamp that will be is~uett by the post office probably1 will not resem~le the design prepared by the Oran~ County fan club. But Knight won't know for sure un; til the day the stamp is unveiled in \980. The fan club members had promot- ed a stamp designed by BlU Taylor of Santa Ana. Jt featured a Fields pose from bis movie "You Can't Cheat an Honest ""'*" Man,·~ and was Unted olive an-. Ila mo.t ltri.k1ng feature waa tM martinl·fiavored sum on the back. • · •1We n.arect people wouldn't m1pd eo mueb ~ 15 centa • .talDP if they aot a little buss out at ~ lt," · Knight said. The W.C. Fields stamp is sclleduJed to be laaued by tbe U .S . Poet (j)ffice ln Philadelphia on Jan. 29, 19IO -tbe tooth anniversary of bis birth. · Knight aald be plans to be there. Aft.er all, it was Knight, along with a few other fans of the comedian, who began the whole thing about four years ago · Knight and company had formed a FieldB fan club called the Bank Dicks in 1967. As Knight tells it, along came 1975, and Bank Dicb re- alized that there was no exhlbit at Buen'a Park's Mov- ieland Wax Museum honoring their idol. "Can you believe it?" Knight asked incredulously. "They had Nancy Sinatra, for God's sake. But VJey didn't have a genius like W.C. Fields " Their pleas to the museum·s· management ignored, the ran club members decided to pick~t the museum. When more than 350 people showed up lo support t.heir c;rnse. Movieland Wax Museum decided to tstablish a Fields exhibit, Kni ght said Heady with success, the fan club decided it was U.S. Post Office or bust They initiated a letter writing campaign ~ieging the post office with requel!ts to immortafue the comedian on a _ stamp. They cv.en talked Orange County Congressman William Oannemeyer into officially requesting the action And It worked "The Wng that's fun for us is that a group of dedicat· ed people who hun~ in there were able to get something done. We made the pos tofficesltupand li.sten." Knights aid .. It is only fitting that Orange Countians should have led the stamp fight, Knight said, because Fields has ties to the county. • Knight pulled out one or his 43 book.a on the comedian and pointed out a rererence to DT. Jesse C1tron, father of county Tax Collector-Treuurer Bob Citron, one of the founders of the Bank Dicks. "When Fields was deathly ill in 1937, be went to a Riverside sanitarium where he was treated by Dr. Citron," Knight said. Fields dicJn't pay up, however , and Citron had to sue lo get his $12,000 fee. Dr. Citron won, too, as son Bob vividly reealled. "Fields referred to my rather u the only man who ever beat him," Citron said. The Orance County official was about 8 years old "'hen bla father treated Fielda, but Citron remembers the ~ome- dlan well. · ; "He (Fields) would go t.<>Soboba Hot Spr1011 ever)"bn· ce iq a while to get dried out , and my father would treat bim," C1t.ron said. • "He would keep the refrjgerator filled with 18-year-old .. Scotch and imported Camembert cbeeae, and the cup.. board.I full of Rlu crackers. "'Iben he'd alt on the bed ln his underwear and eat and drink all day;• _ _ Citron said that's tii>w Fielda cauabt the W)t'VPoru. that Illa physician father cured. - And Vick Knl1bt, like Cit.roa, conaiden Fieldl a 1eniaa.: "People have asked, wby W.C. Fields?" Knltbt aald. "At a time in the biatory of the U.S. when tblnp were about • bad as they couJd cet, for 10 ceata people coWd to to the movies and be would mate neoDle laucb. "And that'I I major COfttribuUoo.'' Wom~n Guilty In Sia~. SEATn.I! (AP) -Mari• J'9r. ,..boeuf, 21, facet HDtenclq NOY. t after bebai COllYtcted fl beln1 an UcH•or7 te tbe 1un1bot 1la1ln1 .o a U.S. Cu1toma offlur In LJDdtn, WMb .• 1MtMa1. tbe~oftlc.r. Oateof HD Wa Mt bJ Judi• -~.. . Tbe la l"nDeileo woman Ud A ,..._ eoart iV> fomd U,. ~woman sutJtJ Friday ol atdlq 1q <r tetUfted that lbe·bad notbiq to do wtth lhl death' otJCmMtb G. W8rd, #tao wu alot .-, W b•bad. ArtM .. , ..... .nu. tbe ...... tb•t (alW .. ' • .. I ' -I .... Qptplw 11, 1m s PAILYeu.ot .u Foulups Revealed County. Tax Bills - Later This Year· -More Uaaa 500,000 property tu bWt wUl beltD '° be mailed out '° Orance CouatJ rmideeU next Tbunday, a lltUe later tban u.ual. County Tur Collector· Treasurer Robert -Citron aaid Monday the delu b11 been cauae( by problems that bet• in AH•llOI' Bradley Jacobi'~flee, Tax btlla will be coosldered delinquent if nolt paid or postmarked by Dec. 10, Cit.ton •aid. · Last year, all the tax bills, were malled out Oct. 25 despite admiJUltrat.Joa problems caused by Pr~ion 13, accont.lnl t.o Citron. He said that, in prevloui yea.rs, a1J tax bills have been ln the mail by Oct. IS. Citron said that oo some new1 conatrucUon, tbe aaseuor , placed valuatioos in excess of the property's true value. He added that all of the 1olf courses in tbe county were placed on the tax roll at their full market value, ln.atead of the assessed value wtncb ia ,2S per. cent of the full market value. The assessor also placed on the tu roU exempt property aucb u 1overnment buildings •nd churcbes. according to Citron. Citron aaid the errors were made in an effort to com ply with new laws P•ssed by the . Legislature in L979 that affects assessing practices. Cltroo declared that the delay in completing the tax rolls will cause a large dollar loss in in· terest earnings. He said that, previowily. wben aJI tax bUls were maiJed out at one time, bis .offl~e collected a minimum of. $7 million m the 'flr~t week after mailing. "t Itron estimates that lhe coun· ty treasurer's office, which UJ· vests money for 170 different taxing agencies in the county. will lose interest earnings in the amount of $L26,8S9 because of the delay. He said that under current~ high interest rates that a million dollars will earn $360 in interest eacb day. This year's tax bills which total $488.9 million. will be mailed out in lncrements. The final malling is scheduled Nov 5. Ralph Martin4' Bueineeeman, Dies a t 65 Ralph Francis Martin. an Ora.nee Coast resident and busi· nesaman since ~. dJed Satur· day at South Coast Medical Center in South Laguna. He wu 65 Mr . Martin-founded Ralph's Furniture Store ln Costa Mesa In 1955. It w as located on NewPort Boulevard near Pink's Druptore. He wa.s active in the old Downtown Businessmen's Association. As the family operated busi- ness expanded. it was moved to Fountain Valley in 1970. Mr Martin moved with his family tn 1972 from Costa Mesa. where they had lived since 1955, lo Laguna Beach. Mr. Martin's son. Richard, said there will be no formal memorial services. Mr . Martin i.s survived by bis widow Mildred, of Laguna Beach: hls sons, Richard and Donald of Orange; and Dorothy Probasco and Richard Melendy, his sit.er and brother. both of Pasadena. Noflel P ri%e ll'faa ers The<>dore Schultz (left> ot the University of Chicago and Sir Arthur Lewis of Princeton University have been JOtntly awarded. the Nobel Prize for economic science' Cuts Predicted I n O C R efugees By &OBERT BA&KEB Of-Deit? ,. .... , .... The n umber of Southeast Asi an refugees coming to ·Orange County wUl be cul ~k 1ubstant1ally lo com.ill& moolbs. Rep. Jerry Pattenoe, D-s.ata Afta,aUd Monday. P.-, wbo at. tae ._ Ume 81..-.ced that retu1eea do not poee • beaJtb t.breal JoCall¥. declaNd tMl 0...... ~ " recetYla• a di.pt'Oport.iooat.e 1bare otoew arr1 vals. He said be bas received as· surances from refugee resettle· ment offlcial.s that onJy refugees with "famlJy attachments" will be allowed to setUe here directly from Mia Patterson estimated that the influx Of refUgffS WOUid (ail from about l ,000 per month lo a bout 600-700 per month Patterson rt'Port.s lhal Orange County has l percent of the na lion's total population but 10 per· cent of the country " refu J(ec problem A bout 20.poo refugees have re settled in the county to date. of· ficials say ·'There has been an unfair burden on health and social pro- grams at lhe local level.'" he said , Patterson also announced that &he county h as received a federal grant of S300.000 to set up a medical clinic for health screening. He said the grant, along with Cees charged lo cji~nts, will permit a health staff of about 35 lo conquct health screening for up to 30.000 people in the first year of ita opeuUoo. Tbe Democr.alc coeareaaman alao 1ald aaolber araD\ of S401.-ba beell neef•ed '° pro•l.._ belp for r•fu1••• u.~ Ranebo s.ttaao J\mkM' Colle ge District programs . Set•lcea would 1oclade job plaeemN' aad Uae te8C1Waa ol kn.U-.. a seeGllld ............ Tuba Toote rs 'toun#ing Off URBANA. lll. CAI?> -Tuba players mlght be considered a brassy lot as they lake advan- tage of this week to blow th{?1r own horns at Octubafest. "Our goal is to promote our in· ... tru01~nts. create JOb OP· porturuties and have composers write new works for us, .. said Dan Perantom. a University of llltooas music professor. "A catchy phrase like Octubafest geLci people's attention." Perantoo.i, one of the rounders o f Tub1 s ts U niver sa l Brotherhood Association. or· ganated the five-day Octubatest here He says there probably will be more than 100 like it around the world. Old yoo know that gold nug· geu ere conardered gem stones? Authentic gold t1ug· gets PotMts the reQulred gem stone qualities of t>,euty, renty at1d durability. They are the original gem stones -their utl· contr1¥9d. "found" bNuty waa cherished lono before apeclall:ald cutting .techniques were de'le4oped to enhiance !he beauty of other val~ stone (~ 6EMWl5E its value as a rare gem stone - one of natures yery limited e<11· hons varlet i.e.. Tti. beauty of nuggets 11 .tn the natural •culpture lorm OIVWI them by nat1f'9 . . and their ~qudty ~' .. no two ,.alike. Nuooets are WfY rare. Leu .than 1;t. of the world'• gold re· coV9riel .,. In nugget '°""· A one ounce nugget ta now more refWfy ~ then • f!Ye carat diamond: lmaglM the odd• 11galn1t flndinO • ~ pound nugget • wtty repott.d In AU9tratla. It wflt be Yalued at dramatlc•lly more than th• amount ot GOid tn It. 9tc8'IM ol It• rwtty, It wlll hal¥e great vatue •a eolectof'a !Miftt. "lhlural nugg.ta are re• tnerbtJly ctcm to ..,... put1ty • oontalnln9 1ttght '''"' of li"'9f, ptlllnUm °' ~-,.. 191vlllue ........... ..., 21 and 22K but lta WOf1t\ '" HARLES H. BARR Qarl ~ t'eC*ltly brought trJ a ·mineral specimen to show me He had discovered II ·among hit mother's perte>nel treasures. II was a chunk of Quartz wined with gold. It was purchned by his gr8"dfather on April 30. 1923 . . the ume lime he bought •tock In the Poker Flats Gold Gravel Mining Company In San Francisco. The gentJeman did not make hi• lortlln9~witt1 hie ahal'ff Of gold m1nk'lg •tock but his fami- ly hH an ln1eret11ing and uni-. ·Que memento whlcn I haYe been allowed to e11hlblt with our dllPl•y of gold nugget jewelry Our nuogeta come from UM glacial th'8ema of Alu«• and tM YukOn. They ant made up In neckl&Cff. bracelet•. ear· rlnga. pendant• end ring•. Eec:h item II accompenled by 1 certificate of euthentlclty, While W9 dOrl't rtfte a tlngle 7..,_ nugoec In CM.Ir collec1Uon (owr ,_,... 18 • llttte o.er one ounc:.) M think you will be In· tl'igu.d by lhlt untque form ot tewe•ry . . . natUfal gold :t oett . . nch, ..n1nino. \:• ff110mefttt of tt'9 wilder ..... \gold we6ght .. ,., e•~ &(' ..... .... .... ... ' .... . -. I ' 1 .. # A4 OM.V Pit.OT .. · -. Edltoir Calnq Espla•I• WIN~ to Ma a.u ~ --. came to tbe.-1Jfftee bd anct .... • sbook my late slumber. Thus nMiely awakened, I decided to call everybody else on tbe at.a«. After a gathering of all the intellectual editorial minds on this staff, we decided the problem was caused by the Calexico earthquake. A quiclt survey of ab the otber papers in Orange County, however, established that their teletype news macblnes bad 'worked just fine all night. IT WAS UNFADt, we ·blubbered, that the Calexico quake should single us out to be punished by disconnected el~ctronics. How in the world would we rm today's paper? We might have to come up with some 111omentous local news. Maybe we could get some Orange County joUy boys to push the U.S. postal people into issuing a W.C. Fields stamp. That might rill some sp~ce. MAYBE EDJSON MO..LER·viould invite Jane Fonda to speak before the Orang~ County Board of Superviaon. How about getting the Huntington Beach City Council to throw a cocktail party honoring fellow Councilman John Thomas'! Meanwhile, the Laguna Beach City Council could apiee th,la&s up downcout by all members doa""IC -..... ad rOnniq around to bootlee apartment ownen aboutiq, ''Trick or Treat!" THE NEWPORT' BEACH CITY Council could ma.te some news by unanimously agreeing to allow something. · Anything will do. Apartments. condos or roller s kates. Anyway, arter exhaust ive investigation, we de- termined that our news wires got disconnected by some operative or 1'ta BeU who spliced the wrong wires in Santa Ana. Wouldn't you know i't would be somebody in Santa Ana that did us in. We got reconnected in time to get all the wire oewa · about higher oil prices, strikes, violence and Carter versus Ke nnedy. When you come right down to it, the W.C. Fields stamp is a Jot more exciting. Senate Nixes Fuel Bill Aid WASJUNGTON CAP> -The Senate rejected a proposal Moo· day for spending ll.25 billion in emercency fund.a to help elderly and poor persons . pay sharply rialn1 fuel bWa this winter. Shortly before lbe 47-43 vote, Seo. Jacob Javit.s. R-N.Y., said many of the poor and elderly matter bow tbey skimp and sa:ve " Javil$ bad soupt to leapfrog normal legislative procedures because, be siUd, 1oiD1 throulh normal cbannela would '::!I:; lbe money where Jt wu · "cannot afford to ~Y fuel no in time to save some poor people from free%ing'1hia winter. IAN W.VADO&, Sl talvldor <Ar> -Two r ·wtto OUlted. &M heed ot Salvador'• rilbt·' wtn1 •overnment auouDc.cl plau today to Ml up • ruliDc J•la ti two omeen aDd tine ehlllw and ..J!:l••d to re: dlttrt.,._ tbe '• wealtll. Col. Jaime Abdul Gutlerrea 1Dd Col. ,\dolfo Arnoldo Na· J aao also dluohed tile l e1hl1ture tbat llad been do"'1nated by UM sovemment toppled llOGday blpt and pro.- Cuba Push ~layed For TV CHARLOTTE .C. (AP> - More than 1,7 Marines wW as- cb at Guantanamo ba Wednesday two boura le r than originally plann -partly because it will be e ier for teleivision to cover lb landinl exercise. lUtary officials said Monday nother reason for the delay in the landinc b to keep Marines from hurting themaelvea while gelling into boata in the dark. THE nDCISE, ordered by J>~ ill the weke of revelatiom about a Soviet com· bl. .tmrede --JArCuba. -iA\l-Qla&.-sendln1 llarlnea ashore from three Navy ships to simulate the rel~rcement ol the 420 Marines air ady at the U.S. military base on ba. Tb ,drills are intended as much to demonstrate that the United States can defend its possessions rui to give practice to the Marines and Navy Bul. a demonstrati6n proves nothing if no one sees it. "IT'S HARD TO cover Guan· tan a mo from the Pentagon," said Lt. Commander Gordon Peter son, spokesm an for the Defense Department. Thus, many special arrangemenu have been made to help get the newaouL · Planners for tbe Joint Cb1ef• of Stan have moved back the Jandinl time from dawn until about 8:30 a.m. to make it safer for Marines and giyt added light for the TV cameras. Although· Marines considered lt a military secret that they were loading the troops onto s hips l ast We d nesday 1n Morehead City, Navy public r&. lat1ons om cers supplied the date without prompting IN ADDITION, Navy and Air Force spokesmen in ~orfolk, Va., and Washington are-telling reporten when they can see the assault, even though the day or the landing ia supposed t.O be a secret. M llitary personne l from Washington, Norfolk, Jacbon· ville. Fla .• fnd .Jacksonville, N.C .. are scrambling to &et re· porters into Guantanamo, brief tbem, show them tbe exercise, tben get them out and to telephones in tlme to meet de- ad lines. Those artangementa bave been altered al least foui times in the put five days. Another problem baa been that the Navy base at Guan· tanamo switched last weekend from Daylight Saving Time, which lll06t of the country is slill using, to Eastern Standard Time. Showers Soak· South . . . . . ...... ~ 7t " 11 '° .. «t " .. 6J M " .. ., " ... "' ,. • 71 SS .S 10 g .. " .. 41 ,. &I ,, ., .. , .. ,, . ., llS ,. . •• .. " .. 0 .. ,, . " .... ( ' L\\\.'\i ....:... .. er. ........ ~, o .... 4;J ---···- - €•••••11t'e•Cller .,., ..... ~ ...,, •ltll • •lltftt CNll(.e Of~ Co••l•• t•M1M••l11ru wlll be llfwnd "· Mtll llllMd teMtler••-rts .... luflly 7$. L~lll •••-wl,..,. 1'1'9111 el'ld "'°"'"" "°"" ~. •""' ef· •••-wll'lcb Wftl to .......,... fo to 161lft0k. Weter --~ .. ...-. 8••, ..... , Tlfle• • TOOAY S.COIMI....,. 7''Jlp.m. •A ••'*•IOAY First 1-l:SS..m. t.~ l'~llltft t :Ue.m. J.O S-Md• J:Up.m. 1.J s.c.Mlllfll 1:1t11 . .l'f'I. ... S.... rtw .. :<11 o.m .. ""'6: 'It p.m Mo911 r ... t :lh.m.,-•!1•11.,,,. ~., ...... 11•"'· ... Y· lwf! ............. lfl IMt. MH• ln1111ft tiolellf Ill ffft, lltrlff Ill MC .... . ........ l\IMO I J 10 SMla Mellka 1 J 10 """"""'"'*••· 1 , 10, 1e110 .... ~ a • 11 I sw.tt: ·--..._"' ..... Ma. ........... lfl ..... OW<ttM, ........ Dir I I SW I 1 SW 1 , SW ' J w - sn lied 1 "moder at• ,and emlneml)' dea:aoer.a&e" cavern· meat. But l!l Salvador'• Racllo C.. tral said leftilU frosn tbe i;p •• movement, in deftance of the new IOTeJ"DDMDt'1 appeal for traoqwllty, bad aelaed aome facilities iD tbe San Salvador suburb ol lleJkaDOI, a city ol • about 100.000. · ~ TBE UlllO a.aid the · , heavUy armed. bad tak over tbe cathedral, city ba and police beadquart.en there. LP..21, abori for the PopWai Leagues of Feb. 28, la con· sidered fail"ly moderate on the_. spec~.~~•ctNilit-tist ~ vperat1n1 ln t.be ~--- c The rebel spokesman. who PRIOT COMFOR't~ RENE GA 'I WIDOW, PAULINE asked anonymity. refused to · L.;.e8t two ~ma F ... RalMr Gets • Anal ...._ describe the icSeolo1y of the re· H R u · d bels. saytne only they want t.o ero eea e "seek a chance in the structure ·• ol the armed forces and effect the changes that are necessary tntbecountry.'' "r1_ T d • Vnha • Prior to the incident, some of. {71,Ury . Urne . 110 pp1Rel~ ficer s were known to want Romero to liberalize bis regitpe, • MANCHESrER, N.H. <AP> -Rene Gasnon and Ira Rayea·re· whlle others called for an e"eo t~med from Jwo Jlma as World War II heroes, imlllOrtalbed in a tougher crackdown oo the in· Pulitzer Prhe:~ p~aph of a na1·raiain1 on tbe ia'land. creasiqly violent leftist ele· It took Gagnon 23 yeara kleger, but be baa followed Hayes down men the path from hero to uohappi.n.a, alcohol aDd death. · k Chi f The last. aurvivin& llarlne from tae famous pbotocra..-. Dr ey e Gamon died Friday al age S6 of an apparent beart attack in ~ boiler room of tbe apartment comptex where be worked u a CUltO- dian. · · . l ~8 After FOR A-'1111E It bad seemed be led a charmed life. Of the 25o men in Ga1QOO's company, only 12 survived lwo Jima._~ of _ Ote--n-'e~f-ea-.~--t..,. 2'tX weuliltbe l*Jtoirapb nevn ~from tbe~---U4 Ha~ died of exposUH on the Gila River Indian R4;Servatioo in ceqtral ArUona after a drinklnc bout in lll58. · ANKARA, Turkey <AP> - Turkish Premier Bulent Ecevit a nnounced bi.a res1malioo llOD· d ay because of an election defeat that gave more power t.o the op- position forces led by former pre- mier Suleyman Demi rel. Ecevit said he would formally submit the resignation of his government to President Fahrt Koruturk on Tuesday. The de- cision came after three hours of meetings tnvolvmg the Cabtnel and the leadersh1p or Ecevit's modoerate·leflls t Republican People's Party. "Our government bu lost a majority in lbe ParUiament. The electJon ... u1u u they ttl1ect in the Parliament neceaaltate a change of government," EceVJt told reporters after emerging from the meetings. Jobn Bradley, a ~avy -bospital corpemaa wbo helped in the rlaf ralllq, la still Uvtna iD Antigo, Wi..s. GAGNON WAS 01.SCRAJlGED from the Marines in April,,1946. In an inlttview last year. he recalled that after retuminc. be worked at a number of Jobi, nearly I05t bis wife and nearly became an alcoholic. . Even the interview bad an unhappy ending. On Memorial Day, 19'78, three days after the account was published in a Concord newspaper. Gagnon was fared Crom tus JOb as night manager or a Manchester motel because of com~ents he made about the p)Otel. During the battle, three soldiers ~ere trying· to hoist the makeshift flagpole but it was too heavy. Two more joined in. SQ· meone called in Gagnon. and ai:. the six lifted the pole. Associated Press photographer Joe Rosenthal snapped the picture. THE ROAD TO mE motel's mght desk had been a long one. Wt>en be returned from the war. Gagnon and the two other surviv· ing rtag raisers reee1ved a hero's welcome in WasbiilftOO and spent two mootb.s touring lbe COUblrY to promote war boods. Gainon t.beo played him.ult in a John wa.,_ movie, .. Suda oL lwo Jlala." Offered a wven.year, '700 a week mqrie ecJlllraet, he refused wtteo his wtre told him to choose between acting and ma r- riage He ret.ume(j to hls nalJve Manchester and a l60 a week job io a textile mill l. Tum air. Conditioning ther· 4. Insulate your home . mostats up to 78 . 2. Tum .heat down to 65. · ~. Drive your car as it the~e were an ea between your toOt and U.. au pedal. 5. Shop the ads in the Daily Pilot. Combine your abopping trips, going for just exactly the merchandise you need and the stores selling it at a price you can arrord. , Remember, the advertisementa i'n the Daily Pilot are placed by firJllS and individuals in your community -the Orange Coast. Shop those ads and save time, and energy. .· . ·~ ----------------... ----:---.. --______ c ____________ _ -- 7 Judge Believ~ . .. Oil Prices·.Low LOI ANO&l.SS (AP) -A feMral J..qe has ,.,_.,. to 1ru.la eew trial la a ua6que an· U ·huat autt aaa••u tbe Ortaoi•atlon ol Pet.toMum Es· potUq eo.tn •• l&)'lftl be ia aot e.Wleecl tM)' cUMd tbt riMol ........... la feet. U.S. D111rkt J .... A. Aadnw Duk aaMI oil Drie. m&Jbetoelowia-.oltllfla· Uoe -• eo-= ... tlaM ...... otfte!-1 ..W mlOt ..,,.It tbt Ameriir• ......_ to "be bunlft& bllna..0:r- tft40'.,... t.ellt9fHd there waa no dlNet lmpeet on 1aaollne P.MC .. in Loe .\a~;· he laid. 'ln fMt. t.be OPJtC Pftffl roH after die JUOUae prtcea ... The OP&C1WI .. ., • ebMce to move into tlU vacuum." GUP9 could be heard ln the packed cowtroom when Kauk 111Qellted oU prices may be too low. "ll ~ &ook at intlaUoo and Ute dollar, then prices are lower tho tbey ought to be," Hauk aald. "If prices are bJgber. I say lt'1 the fault of Ole entire system ln tb.i.I eount:ry. It's a fallllre by the t op ec;beloos of govern· ment." APW .......... .. SYDY'80DT blames OPEC e.eetit me, pertaapa, and the eeoa,...stt I believe ta," aaid Hauk. Attoney James Davis, who ni.t tbe =-~ suit last 0ec~ a on ol the lntema- tional Aleod.ation ol llacblnista and Aerospace Wo.rten, said be wu immediately filla1 an ap- peal with the 9th u .s. Circuit Court ol Ap'peals in Los An1eles. IAM spokes man· Me rri ll "Bud" .. elvin, denounced the ju~e's comments.. "IT EMPllASJZES that the judge is not an e.conomisl, ·~ Melvin said. "U be tells that to the American public, they'll be burning him in efrigy next." El Centro fire fighters battle a trailer fire caused when a petroleum tank exploded from the s hock of ~n earthquake that struck Southern California Monday after- noon. The center of the quake. which reg. istered 6.5 on the Richter scale._ was local· ed 20 miles from El Centro. The judge, who ruled Aug. U that OPF.c members are sov- ereign nations and not subject to U.S. anti·trust laws, said be saw nothing to chance his mind Mon· day and doesn't believe OPEC's actions "bad a meet: impact" on soaring gasoline prices in the United States. Davis refu sed to criticize Lake Talwe Depths . Hauk. "He bas a very keen in· lelligeoce and a very fine Se Veteran Black Actor Muse mind," be said. "He's colorful, en but an excellent Judge." · Davis argued that the judge erred in niling that OPEC mem - bers were acting as sovereign nations in the oil market. He said be bas evidence tha t the 13 countries are widening their in- terests in the United States through their efforts to buy re- fineries and oil tankers, makiog them commercial entities with in Rare Dive .. . Dead at 90 BA UK SAID he believes gasoline prices rose first, then OPEC took advantage of the chance to raise its crude oil prices. "Both of the court-appointed ~o spedal protecllol\, Tax Traveler 'Life in J~ts' With Jagger SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Bianca Jagger, s aying her estr anged husband Mick Jagger lived "out of a suitcase in his nomadic journey in his quest to avoid income tax~." asked the CaHromia Supreme Court to settle on Los Angeles as the site for the couple's divorce action. . ln document.& filed Monday in the high court's Sao Francisco offic~. Mrs. Jagger asked the court to overturn a st.ite Court of Appeal ruling that Los Angeles was not a proper forum lor her divorce action against the international rock star. The Jaggers were married in France in 1971 and separated in 1977. After a divorce •ult abe tUed in Ensland wu delayed bf1epl maneuvering, she filed for dis· solution or the marrilige Feb. 5 in Los Angeles Superior Court. Jagger, a native or Encland, contends JAOO.• California courts are not a convenient forum. If successful, be may be able to keep some of hia mUllons wbicb would become.llers under California's community property laws On Aug. 31, a Court of Appeal in Los Angeles temporarily stopped the divorce action, saying Los Angeles was not a convenient forum for the action. · A native of Nicaragua, Mrs. Jagger bolds a British passport. She bas spent the past three years in California piirsuing a tpovie career. Mosl of her married life\ she says, was spent in jetting aro~d with her h~band in his "frantic flight to avoid collectors of income l&X· es in various countries. BIANCA GOURMET MARKET TAHOE CITY (AP>-Thebead o f the fir s t d eep -water exploration of Laite Tahoe said Monday the initial dive of Pioneer 1 -"one of the most m arvelo~ events of my life'' - de monstrated the d amage that . man·nijide developments af'e do. ing to the renowned lake. UC Minority Recruitment Boost .Urged B..ERKELEY (AP) -The University of California must step up minority recru.itment to avoid a sharp enrollment decline starting in the mld·1980s, says a university planning group. California's 18·lo-24-year-old population la expected to drop aboUL 15 percent between the mid·lt80s and the mid·l"°8 before ~ UJ>Ward. aaid the Cl'OUJ> appo6Dted by UC PJ.1. dent David Saxon. It said the univers1ty must try · to avert a 5 to 15 percent enroll· ment decline ln the 10 years starting about J.B85. Nooe of the nine campuses will need to be closed, because enrollment is Likely to rise above present levels in the late 1990s, s aid UC Vice President William Fretter, chairman of the group. Any enrollment decline will be · aggravated "if we fajJ to bring larger numbers of fully qualified minority students into the un-· iversity and do not reduce the presently high attrition rate for minorities," the group said jn a l"eport released Mond~y . DELANEY'S GOURMET #1 .. MEAT DEPT. FEATURES U.S.D.A. TOP CHOICE OR PRIME BEEF EXCLUSIVELY Fresh Ground Chuck ................. 1.49 lb. Groand Chuck Patties uo lb. box> 40 pau1e11 ................ 14.98 ea. FRESH FISH, FRESH FROZEN FISH & SHELLFISH DEPT. Paclftc,.llock Cod .................... . .............. 1.98 ib. Paclftc Coast Bed Snapper . .. .. . . . . . . .. . . . . .. ...... 1.98 lb. Clam CJMnrder . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • · . · · · · · · · 79c pt. New F-Acf•n.d or MullaUea a&yle MORNING FRESH PRODUCE Xtra Larse lcelaerg Lettuce ................... 3 beada for 1.M aaacl Frelb Spinach . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .•. . . ZIC bad1 lllley Sweet Bartleti Pean . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39( lb. Greee Olllou or Crtapy lladlalaes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 '"-ell rw Zk L1. Sweet Bnwll Oa.lou .......................... Z n... ror zte COMPLETE IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC WINE AND LIQUOR DEPARTMENT VNIVERSIT1' of California l a k e exp e rt Dr. C h a rl e~ Goldman. with the 17-foot·long sub's p ilot and a reporter aboard, exp1ored depths to 600 feet. a quarte r -mile o rr Blackwood Creek on the lake'<; -west shore. The· de pth was 400 feet deeper than anyone has -ever gone in Lake Tahoe. one of t he world's deepe:.t , highest bodies of fresh water. T he m ini-sub expe rienced some trouble during the tmllal dive, which began. two hours behind schedule. J ust prior to the dive, the craft lost the use or one of its scrubber m o t o r s, whic h k eeps th~ circulating ru r inside tJie sub marine clean. While the craft was being towed to the dive sight, the motor was removed and handed to ao accompanying speedboat. which raced back to the supply depot a'nd returned quickly with another. COMPLAINTS a lso came Crom pllot Gordon Barkadale. who aald the sub waa ·'too heavy," adding that be wu hav· in& t.rouble with his compress,ed air aupp.ly which blows ballut and locre.asea buoyancy. • P ERRIS <AP> -Pioneer fiJm actor Clarence Muse. who ap- peared in the second sound mov· 1e ever made and 218 other mov· 1es in a career that s panned 50 year!!. has dJed of :.i cerebraJ he m orrhage <1t age 90. <1 s pokesman for the acto,r said Monday. MUSE WAS admitted to Com· mun1ty Hospital or t he Valley <>n Sept 22 after hP suffered a s troke at hls nearby ranch lll R1vers1de County 70 miles east of Los Angeles. He dJed late Satur d ay.:!. said M u se ·~ spokesman, Paul Gardner His lat.est film was Francis Coppola's as yet unreleased "Bl ack StallJOn." His credits m· eluded the movie blockbuster "Showboat" tn 1936. and be de· buted lo the second talkie ever made -"Hearts in D1x1e" -after tbe movie's produce r William Fox l ured the Baltimore-born: stage actor to tlolly1"00d m 11a. Because be · ''didn't tblak talkies ...... aa.t.·· ..... ---for what be eons\~red an om. landiah weekly salary of Sl.250 &Act three rwod.'lrip tklt~ IOI' himHlf and bb family. --·-~ .. ~uNm'fMA• ,,,..,~.u.-···------·----·--·=----··- OM.VPtl.OT ·Market· Strike LooJDing LOS ANGELES (AP) -A massive Southern California s upermarket •trike loomed Monday alter more than 10,000 drivers and warehouse, dtiry and office workers rejected a final coalract offer. lo ballot• counted Sunday. · members ol 16 Teamtter Un.ion tocala voted 5,288-1,106 a1atnat the proposal by the Food Employers Council, which ( STATE J represents 31 food store ctiains with ·7,5()9 markets from San Diego to Santa Biubara. But a UJliQO spokesman said there would be no strike for at least "a week or two" -the time needed to have the strike sanctioned by the Teamsters' Joint CoUoc11. Prod11e~ Na•etl SACRAMENTO (AP) -Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. has appoint· ed Richard Trugman, finance ch .. 1rf1liUl of his 1978 reelection campa"l'gn, to the stale LitUe HooverComm1ss1on . Trugman, 37, who lives in Beverly Hills. is an independent m ouori p1cture producer and former vice president of the'" board of Cas ablanca Records a nd Filmworks, Inc. Trai11 Derails QUINCY <AP I The Western Pac1h c Railroad 's mam east- west tracks we rP reope ned Mon· day afternoon after an 11-hour closure caw.ed by derailment of mne boxcars. • The derailed cars. all of which rem ained upnght in the early- mo(ning m1shap, were part of a Salt Lake City to San ~ancisco freight tram There were no m- 1ur1 e:-. • OZ!f E~rnings Up LOS ANGELES <AP) -Oc· c1dentaJ Petro~um Corp., paeed by rising oil and g~s profits, .re· ported a big jump in tbird- q u a rter earnio1a or $18'.l million. or 12.'4 a ab.are, cam· pand wttb ,..,......uer eandap of $19.3 mWioD -15 cea&a • abare. ' The com11any said tts eat'11lngs for the first rune months of this year were b.feber tb&Q eal'lllqs rePorted-for any full year. · o . .• '. A• JP .. ,, rial .. Pobtrt N. Weed/Put>JISher Thomll l( .. vll/Edftor Orange Coast oa11v P11or ~--0 IT ge TwedeJ, 0c10C1er 11. tm -----:-, a.rwr• •~""e~ ....,-Tdlw Noise 'F oQtprint' Oarifies Hazard · . . Orante Cou.oty aupervlsora bave adopted a new noise impact "footprint'' for areu 1urroundin1 El Toro Marloe Air Corpa Station -one that almultaneoualy ln· creuee acrea1e avallab&e for development but tll)llem noise standards Cor buildina tn lbe area. While1 the two actions by the boa.rd mi&bt at ftnt seem at conf1.ict they are not. lo tut week 's actJoo, the boa.rd delineated 19,000 ac~ of land ln which development of bouaea, hoeplt&ll, schools and con vales.cent bom would be problbJted. Tb.is acreaie fiaure ls about s.!500 acres lea than what Connerly fell wilhtn the bounds of the so-called 65 CNEL <<::ommuruty Noise EquivalentLevencontour. Uut while reducing the acrea~, the board beefed up the county's '4noise s tandards f prohlbiUng future cballqestotbc locatioooft,bf65C EL line. Under the old noise rules, developer't were permitted to question the location of tbe line. Those cballenges proved costly both to the developer and the county. The new 65 CNEL line is based on highly sopbisticat ed noise studies conducted by the Navy Department. It is considered extremely accurate. The accuracy of the line, as one county planner put it, made the old challenge system "unnecessary." While this does much to clarify the exact location of existing high noise areas surro~ding the base, it does not guarantee there wiH be no future operational changes to bring noise complaints from residents in the borderline areas. . What Free Flow? Tbe·communications division of the U·.N . Education, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) doesn't give up easily in its attempt to clamp a lid on the free .(low or information -despite its official title as the lJNESCO 0ivision or Free Flow of InJorrnation and Com· muni~al.lons Policies. Last year it tried to push through a resolution setting forth its ideas or "responsible, comprehensive and objec· tive reporting of international news." The resolution stat- ed that ''it is the duty of states ... to ensure that those mass media which come under their authority act in con- formity" with these ideas. In other words , government control o( the news. The resolution was defeated af~r some bitter cfebate led by the Un.Ued States and others.· - Now UNESCO is at it agrun. A preliminary meetinR will prepare a similar onslaught on the free flow of news for the agenda of next year's UNESCO conference The closed session in Washington will be attended by 35 government communications experts from member nations. No membe r s o f th e working press will participate and reporters will be barred from covering the meetings. . But never fear. The organizer of the sessions. responding to suggestions that UNESCO seems to be out to limit press freedom, assures us, "We don 't have this m mind, at least now." ~ostly Bickering I~ The Congress of the United States was not at its dis tinguished best during three wef>ks of bickering over its pay raise-a debate that forced\a million employees of s ix major federal agencies to go on h~lf pay and th re ate ed to block pay and benefits for several milllon other re ipients of federal funds. Whe the dust settled, members of both the House and Sena e emerged with a 5.5 percent pay raise, instead of the .9 percent that automatically went into effect Oct. 1 be ause of their earlier inaction. But t seems sorqe 900 federal judges, including mem- • bers of the Supreme Court, will get the 12.9 percent because the Constitution forbids lowering they pay of a sit· ting judge 1 · The hassle start~d when members of the Hous~ of Representatives voted last month to settle for the 5.5\ percent pay r aise they'd turned down last year,, and to skip the· additional 7 percent increase authorized for federal work~rs. Seemed fair enough, but the Senate, led by one of its numerous millionaire members, took the righteous stance that there should be no pay raise for Congress. In light of the fact that tile cost of living has increased more than 20 percent since the last congressional pay raise· in 1977, this was not good news for the House, whose mem- bers on th,. whole are far less affluent. The plight of the lesser federal workers finally forced the issue. So now congressional pay will go up from $57,500to $601700 and the federal payroll will be met. All this because members apparenUy lacked the inr testinaJ fortitude to tackle the sticky pay issue in time to avoid risking upsetting the whole federal financial ap- plecart. • Opinions expressed in the space above are those of the Dally Piiot. Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment ls invited. Address The Dally Pilot. P.O. Sox 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Phone (714) 642·4321 Boyd I Elbo~ Room . BJL.M.BOYD If you would believe the scholars who study human behavior: Women all in all don't much object to beinl Dear Gloomy Gus -u t.M ~c "enero uven ' wbo walk tbelr 1roceJ'1H bome in market aboppinC cart. doD 't llart laklnl· the troable to brine tll.e ealtl blla we'll aD be foot1n1 tbe bill for npgeemmta. C.A.B .. crowded together in smaJI rooms. On the contrary, they enjoy the close quarters. Men, however, get cranky, if packed together into UttJe places. They like e lbow room. Thia came out in an in· veat11at100 of juries. Wben 12 men are jammed into a tiny jury room, they tend to pro- duce harsh sentences. If 12 women are so sequestered, they're apt to live li1bt sen- tences. Or so it's reported. There'• a Ugbt projecUng clock out now that naahet the time of nlpt on the cellin1 over the bed. Ideal for ln.lom- nl a ct. They can Ju1t Ue there, lmowinf from mlaute to ml,nute bow lon1 \btY baven'talept. W Al DOM oUtel' t.ban 11.r. Wllli•m Slaakeapeare hlmMlt· wbo lpOb of bald IUD the· 11: ''Muit He hat.b 1taated men la ta.Ir, He batb flven them lo Yltt." ~ ..................................................... RoWland Evam/Rohert Novak Views On Ctiha Not Unanimous- w ASHINGTON -Tbe Soviet Unloa'• Im~ Ul•l tbe com. Nt b,..,.. lb CUbe ll te-1!y a tHinlal ~t \0 belp abarpen Cut.to'• b'cM la contradicted by tridlMe available to U.S. fn. telli..-.e. "W• bave MVer seen one blt or tYldeace In pictures or otberwhe that tbe So· viel bri11de bu ever bad any contact whatsoever w t tb th e C u b a n m 111 tary." o n e in - te1ligence specialist told us What that means is lhat lhe Soviet troops have their OW?), distinctively non·training mis· sion; either to protect Caslro from any possibility of anti· Castro revolt in the Cuban army or by the people; or, LO provide some guarantee against the P,Ossibility -however remote - or U.S. milila? action against Cuba. A footnote: U.S. intelligence in Cuba had reached an alarming nadir before it was stepped up somewhat because of the Soviet brigade question. It is still marginal at best -only a tiny fraction of its cost In the late '60s and e arly '70s. ~NGRY REPUBLICANS Cr ying foul. several top Republican foreign policy ex- perts were furious at President Carter for claiming their full support in his handling or the Soviet brigade issue According to at least three of the "wisemen" summoned by Carter for help on the Soviet· Cuban question. there never was anything close lo unanimity or even consensus in two days or secret White House talks with Carter Earl Waters They are fonner Secretary °' State Hmry Kllatapr. Lt. Gen. 8rent Scowcrqft. and John J . llcCloJ. a IA>p forei1n POUcy oper•tive tn many Republican admtm.ltratiou. Tbey coWd not believe It when tbey read 1tories that the wllemeo "wound up in remarkable accord" about what to do. 1'bole reports came ftom a smile hilb-Jevel .source: Jim- my Carter. Tbe Republican.s wanted much sll'onger U.S. actloa than Carter accepted, including a ftr'lll state- ment that tbe U.S. would not purlue detente so lone as Moecow continues to subsidize Cuban intervention. TEDDY'S TAX TUaN Champion for years of tu re· form that would end the "tbrtt· martini lunch'' and similar tax breaks for businessmen, Sen. Edward M. Kennedy bas con· rided to economic aides he is giving up this batUe. In any future Kennedy tax· reform program, "reform" will · be centered not on such small· time items as the deductible ("three-martini") bus iness lunch but on subslanfial items such as stimulation of capital formation. · This is just part of the senator's effort to move toward the c~nter as he nears his an· nouncement of presidential can· didacy. The three·martini lunch is one victim. to the joy or many businessmen who do legitimate business over lunch. TROOPS JN MUFTI For the first l ime, Soviet· military units disguised in mufti have been id e ntif ied 10 A fghan1s tan. where Soviet repression 1s bemg fiercely con· tested by anl1 ·communist Moslem tribesmen How large these units are is not known. Their presence in the capital city of Kabul , however . - ''Oh, I see. \t's' only your h'I ~I' ~e." rndicates that Moscow fears 1Lc; puppet Afghan government m»y com e under uncontrollable military pressilre from the dlssi· dents. But the Kremlan ap pare nUy fears world anger If 1t sends organized troops into Afghanistan to Join the thousands of Soviet nulitary techn1 c1ans and advisers already there , So. to avoid disclosure, the or. ganued uruts are moving quietly m as plain old civilians -with a rms. uniforms a nd orders· ready when needed "It was either that.·· one U S. official told us.. "or It would have to be the Cubans again. and tn aybe the C ubans are n 't ready f or Af~banistanyet ·· Audit Threat Angers Lawmakers An a ud it. according to Webster . is "a thorough ex- amination.'· Audit. are re&War· ly conclucted In tiuslneu to a scertain the correctness of Cinanclal and other records and to bring to light any discrepan- cies. Perceivin~ a similar need in government, lhl· Legislature c r e ated the J o i n l Legi s l at1v(! Audit Com- mittee with power to e mploy a s taff o r auditors. The au<lits con· ducted by I.he starr-are or state agencies whose records a re public. Since Jt is not only of interest to the public b4.ll its buai- ness to know just how well or how badly ·the agencies are ~rfonning, tt would be expect- ed that the audits would be com-pletely open to the public. HOWEVER, it seems that an audi~ performed laal year for the committee by one of the staff was not entirely acceptable. rt is s115pected some political reuom led to it being buried. Charles McCabe But the stafrer who did the a udit subsequenUy .lert the com· mitt.ee'• employ, ud .......... diaclOMd to tbe preea tbe Mlb-atance, aQd pertlapt1 some de-tails. of lhe withheld report. This so angered the legislators that they have now passed a law making it a criminat·offense for a n employee "o·r fo rmer employee .. to release informa· l10n about any of the audit~ without a uthorization . This paves the way for some future "little. Watergate" right on the Capitol lawn. . But the action ls not so sur· prising in an age where an im· pertaltstic attitude ls becoming more and more pronounced a mong the elective officials and government employ~s. THUS. despite the leeialaton pretended support of open meet- ing and public record Jaws, members of the Assembly re- cently went Into a fury when TV cameru were turned on vacant seat,a In tbe chamber to POint up the coatlnuiq Wesal "ghost YOt· ing." Thia ft tbe practice of others pmhln' tbe voter buttons of abaent members. a CS.viM which permits the passage ol laws without a quorum being present. But' one member asserted the real reason for the anger was beeaqse tbe ~&bl bad been turned an \be miauae ol guoline eredit cards. A televhloa re-porter claimed to have followed Assemblyman Floyd Mori or Pleasanton on a trip to Utah. ac· C'Ompanied by his wife and five C'hildren. during which the credit ca r d was used to pc1 > ror gasoline and hot.els As a result of the charges 1t was announced that the re will be a quarterly audit or the credJt card accounts and charge backs will be made to the members for any· improper usage. But tbe aucttta wUJ not be made public! In other wordS. the people are not to be permitted to eumine the audits, let alone the reGOf'ds of tbe expe~tures of public funds by elective officials. to c}e. lermioe for themselves whether there have been mil· uses. STD.L. it isn't too bard to un- denatand why lhe solons doo't want the newsmen snooping through the records. Since they were flrst latved, tbe le,Ulaton hav.e used the credit cards loose- ly not only oo personal business but lD their campaips aa well. The flagrant have used them to fuel their pleasure boats and aJrplaoes and even loaned them to their wives. cbildr"eft and glrl frieocb. Although the explanation that the audits couldn't be made public for .. reasons of tonflden· t1ahty .. was tnant·. the attempt made b~ A'>:,e rnbl>•man Art Agnos to 1ust1fy th<' secrecy reached the he1ghth of r1d1culous,; ness He contended the records <'Ouldn 't be pu~hc because of the potential o( d eath threats . agalllSl.memt>ers IN 'nlE entire history of ttie state. the onJy legislator ever shot was when. many years ago, one was caught fooling around with a lobbyist's wife. On the otber band. maybe if people knew bow .some of the legislators rip tbem off lhrougb credJt card misuse, someone might really take a pot shot at one oftbem. sun. the refusal to open the · boota is more lhan Just im· proper. it is grossly untaJr to thoee members who meUcuJous- ly try to limit the credit card use to legislative business. Now all will be tarred with the same black brush. Sterilization Fad Sparks Calls for Reversal More Uuut a century ago there was published a book called Ez- troordinmy Popular ~~ end tile Madness of Crowda. As James Hilton said, "This fascinating compilation is a sort of case book of human folly throughout the ages, with special reference to what we would call nowadays the phenom e n a o f mob psychology." If tJie book's author, Charles Mackey, were alive today apd decided on a revision it Is not incon - ceivable that h e would b a v e a chapter on that ex · traordlnary phenomenon of the 1970s - the voluntary mutilation of the sex or1ans or men and women tn order to pre- vent the poetjblllty of cbUdren. Tbil ii done throqb vuec tomy ot the male and a •terllil· anc procedure for the female. Tbftt"operatloos W'tT• riJ'tually un.known • dee.cit a,o. n ls wholly cbaract.ri1Uc of • wb•l h•• been not undt1ervedl1 ulled "1• "Me Decade" that Ulere are now 80 mllllott coup)• around thf world pracUcln1 ' some form or vo lu'ntary sterilization. THESE PllOC~DUllES are, tn fact. the leading form of birth control now being practiced. One of the reasons for this particular passionate fad bas been the lack of faith in the Pill. Newton's implacable law. that every action has its equaJ and opposite reaction, applies to follies aa well aa to facts. And we see in tbe paper the other day a headline.. "A Growing Cry for SurtetY tq Reverse Steriliu- Uon." Acc"1-din& lo a New Jeney autceon, Dr. Edward Dlamond. there are u ·many as 10,000 women a year in Americ.a seeldnt reversal of sterilluUon. In men, the number may be even higher. NOT 80 LONG ago a vasee'. tomy wa, a status symbol In cer· lain ea.UlbteDed drclea, and the subject of much dotty evan1eUam. II• ill the 1mut.er a~burbl aported a "vuectolnJ pla' • -the tradltlonal male 11mbol wttb a 181> ill tbe drcM. ~ued.Oml• can be done la a doctor'• offlc• under local uulbella. Sbort sectlonl ol the .... .,.,..,.,, the two lpenD· ·carrJtna tubll in UM 1crotum. ar. ,...,..... out and th• tubel are tied off. The body continues to produce sperm but none or it can be ejaculated. Female stertlizaUon requires abdominal surgery in a hospital. No man knows what the future holds for him in bis attitudes toward parenthood <loathesome- ly rendered by the medical avant-garde these days as "parenting.") Many a man and woman bu discovered this often ln a second inarri•ee. You have only one µte to lead and you sbould lead it with as much of your body intact u possible. AS LONG AGO as 1m. when the madness was Just beginning to orbit, Dr. Harold Lear of Mt SLHl Medical School la New York, bad some. useful cau. Uooary words: ·'The medical profession should not condone vasectomy ·on demand.' " Dr. Lear wrote In an editorial In the Journal of the American Medical Associa- tion at that time. He argued th a t a s mall percent.age of the men who seek a vasectomy want it s ub- consciously to punish their wives or as an act of self-castration. "If a patient came and \¥anted a finger cut off. a doctor would at least ask why.'' said Lear. "t don't see why vasectorgies should ~ any different. If a pa- tient LS1ooltiog ror a resolution of an emotiooal problem, he is not 10~ to find lt in a vuee-tomy." .... VASECTOMY and sterlliia· lion used t.o be considered most· ly irreversible. No•, as the .. newapaper 1tory re)ated, new techniques hi "mleroeurgery" - sur1ery done with tbe aid of twin mlen»copea -report auccesaful re.•i:saJI at ratel of up to IO per· cent 1D operatiant oa '750 men. Tlala ls what I call a real medieal triumph. RteOIUMCtlne .... the tubel of a man fooU1h • eftOUCb to baft tbem tied off is . not oeb a eoaatderable tedut.lcal aebleve~"' morally, it mu. It ble w "" a man f,.m bis y. ., ANALYSIS I AT YOUR SERVtCE Ptanch Opium Source Shift Seen NEW DELfDJ. India (AP) -Opium from Afghanistan and rakistan,. cooverted lnto heroin along a clandestine pipeline to Western Europe. la replacing the supply once shipped from Southeut Asia's "Golden Triangle," U.S. Drue offt'Clala say. American authorities are concerned because a recent crackdown on Southeut Asian and Mexican sources for tbe U.S. heroin trade may sharply in- creue American demand for drugs derived from Afghan and Pakistani opium. "It'• lite 1queezing a balloon," said one U.S. official in a recent interview wtth The Associated Press. "You put increased enforcement pressure in one place and the heroin will come out somewhere else ... --. n.dlw. ODtoW 1t. 1t7't -- Fears Neied Got 0 pr°'*9l? 7'#!n &OriU to Pot °"*'· P.at ..., & ~ ~@ {!!] [( nil Nd .... ~''"',, .. ouwrt 9d Gd6-..... ftHd .: e A o "'.,.,, ....,w ... "°"'""""' -~· "'"" St t A I t • 1 )IO'lar quntiou to Pot Dun11; Af Ybtlr • °"°"f1f a e •. p an n ~ @[( w DC @@ Coe»C OwJ~ Pflol . p 0 Boz JSCSO, COit HO, CA _ _ HIM. A.I inonv teuv1 ~ pons~ will be """'°"*'· kt plMJMd illqldnet or """' a 9cbdltf CM Mi h . E d r.adn'• fllll DAfM, O/Jdreu OJtd,,.,.... ,..,.,.... phoile 8 a ps ye ,,._----~-----------7;;.~_:rl#r_ctpt.;.c_.S'°"_.,.._ii.;,;;~~l~-onftder--cd-. T_'*_~ __ QPl*I' __ ,_ .. _·~ By TllOMA.1 D. KUA.I Ccintmlon reJaned for daya lD Pen.n1ylvanl1 latt aprtni, when tM Three Mlle bland nuclear power plant be1an leaklq redlatJoG. Nttther plant olftclall aor local 1overnmenta lo tbe 1urroundln1 area knew Juat how t.o rttpond. · Six mootbl lawr, it 1Mma clear that tbe situ•· tJon probably ~ 't be much better Lt a major accldent atnack ooe o( tbe two operaUn1 nuclear pl1nu ln California today. EstJmat.es of what mlcbl happen range from "panic on the freeways" -the prediction of a San Ditao ~ly disuter preparedness offlcial -to "m aaslve expotiure to radiation," t.he fear of may anti nuclear a ctiviata. Both state aod federal governments have begun trying to do somethina to lmpl"Ove readiness around atomic plants in California. On the federal level, the Nucle ar Re1ulatory Comml.ssloo (NRC) has sent out six teams of ----------exp e rts t o e valuate OUTHERN emergency plans at all (;AUFORNIA the nation's nuc lear FO~'lJ S facilities. ~ And the California Legislature passed a new law allowing evacuation plannl.ng areas to be expanded beyond the 10-mile radius called for ln federal regulations. THE SOONEa THEY do that. the happier m1ny persona living near the nuclear plants will be. For while activists who demonstrated outside the San Onofre facility near San Clemente last summer collldn't cloae it down, they established that a radiation leak there might threaten both San Diego and the Orange County countryside. lld•9 •••• Tl.Ice• G-pta.• DEA.a a£ADEU: 8WW la a Ma ••uba· U.. w ~ a& Maef Y• ••y·a.e eee el die couu.. A.merkua wt.o ...,. to M 11111 • laer owa bela. 11.t tile Small Bu.lw Mm•Wr.U. wa.ns &.hat Ila.If of all new bll&.IHllM fail la die fin& t .. )'HJ'I Md ti pereettt of diem fall beel ......... maHp..-. Yoe cu noid &Mee ptualla ltJ llil& bea.1 9m'e 109•.re Cite type of pet'llGe ... cu ,. a bua.ae. yCMll'Mlf, n.e., lblee beliM"MH efte9 ut~la • slowly, yoa'U •eed ..-ey to C9Yer all openU., apeue9 for Ute f'tht year, plu ainp to pay you Uvtag upeues. Alad If '" ky aomeom elle'• operatloa, , ... u lllave lo be wary ol Uae e~ try lag lo mload ••· uprolKable baalaea. Before yoe1 bepa, ask yoandf U '" lane good "people akilll," eseeUeet a.eau. Md are tlae l•depeadent type. Yoa'll aeed 1tro•1 drlve, pene.eraaee, ud &he abWty to eommalcale eftec· Uvely. Then you'll need sbrt·up fDDda or upllal. Yea can rabe tbeae from penonaJ aavtnp ud aueu. frlends. banks and credit ulonl, ·and prhate ln· vestora. Sa.ppllera may evea offer credit. Bat to raise fund.s, you'll have to elfttUvely aeU yOCll' batlaeas l~a a.nd your owa abWty to aacceed. To do thla, yoa 'II need a bulDes.s pl u . a.art expeues, revenues, and pn>Jeded prollt. for ~ or several years, pt'rhap1 witb the belp of a pro- fessional accountant. Yoa'U also have to be 1rue the business complies wUb laws, regaJatlou, licenses, zoalng and tu provt.Qon.s. It may be easier to buy an exisU.1 bulneu. You'll save timt! aod start-up costs lavolved in a new bu.sf.Des&, Phu you coa.ld flnd a «ood bac<alD from aom~ wbo mcaat seU oot for persoeaJ rea· sons. And you'JI also «.et tbe beaefll of the owner's estabUsbed trade and reputalloa. •e.._t ... « ... c (lmoi~ DEAR PAT: I boutbt u.r. Iota la 1(111eJe Sboala, Ala. !a um. I paid mr taw puodUaUt I« '2 years uaW 1177. W&ea I ~ my tu bW I WH notified tbat WI property wa coodemoed b)' &be Board ol EclucaUoa so a new seJaool could b9 built. I wu not ootilled ol this aetioD before it waa taken. I wrote to the Board ol F.dueatlon and didn't receive an answer. Then I contacted tbe diltrict attorney of Celbert County, and .,alD wu re- f erred to tbe Board of Education'• auomey. I flDally heard from him in February 19'18, and was promi&ed the necessary papers would be pre- pared and malled to me fOI' my •tcnature so I could be paid by the probate judge of Colbert County. I waited. but heard notiling, so I wrote again ln May. That was one of many unanswered letters. Long distance pbooe calls and more letters followed for months I cannot eveo seem to 1et the promi.aed forms. G . F ., Costa Mesa A• ,_ bow. tlala aaUer 4.raqed .i-1 for aeveraJ more 1DCN1tlu. B•t tH proper f.,... ftaaUy were malled to yoa ao yom coalcl alp alld lllue &Item notarbecl. At Joag last yoa reeetved a cJtee• for $l,'8t. '<Jaa.gi•g Na•e'• Net C••P~~ DEAR PAT· We are interested in legally changing the spelling or our son's name. Can you tell UA where to get information on how to do this ourselves? By that. I mean we wouJd prefer to secure forms and complete them ourselves rather than getting involved in the expense of hiring an attorney. / J.W .• Santa Ana "How &o Change Yolll' Name," by Davtd V. "Heroin cbnverted from opium grown in Afghanistan and Pakistan has the potential to pick uptheslack,"saidtheofficial. ' Balloons released by the demonstrators came down both in San Diego, about 50 miles south. and at Lake Elsinore, more than 30 miles east . Radia- tion could be blown as ( ar as tbe balloons . But expanding evacuation areas would not be easy. should either stale or federal officials decide to do it. Even within the limited lO·mile zone now included, no one is sure how all the residents could be informed of a disaster. Bot watch out for a business being unloaded becaa~ or falling profits. ·~ the owner gJvlng Ute real reaSOD for selll.Dg? Ask lo see profit aad toss statemeall. profit proje<-Uona, Uld recent ta• re- Loeb t.c.ladel all tbe la.fonnadoll yoa Med te koo•. pt• legal forms. ~ you boob&ott or order cllnd.ly by sendillg SS.t5 plu I ~rHat tu and 4f ceDll postage and bud.llng to Nolo Press. P .0 . Bos 544, Occidental, Calif. ISMS. Tbls l.24· page, Wmtraled book oatllnes name cbange pn>· t'edurn for bot.b mlaort Hd aClu.tts. . \ In Debt? The new Bankruptcy Act r.an give you a fresh start. I ) The new act 1s more liberal than ever. You can ellrrinate most debts and keep most of vour propeny 2 1 Banktyptcy Is vour tight. It is oo disgrace. 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"That may have been good enough for Paul Revere, but there is better technology today.'' baslneu, get a copy of ''Sta.rting and Maa•Cial a L...l ........ ~. "°"" CLOS£-BY 1sueeo Small Buainess on Your Own." Order by send.Lag DAILY CRUISES DOWNTOWN lONG BEACH SZ.40 to the Couumer Information Center, Dept. 775-6111 • 832·4521 • 714 527-7111 lOOG, Pueblo, Colo. 8100t. Any technique other than bullhorns or a siren loud enough to be heard by every area resident, even tllose who may be asleep when an accident occurs. would be mU'Ch more expensive And the expernie would be multiplied ii evacuation areas are expanded. Bank ffolfda11• Not Coto11ftl Al San Onofre. there is a sizeable populace within five miles of the plant. but population thins out for some distance beyood that. The problem would be completely different at Rancho Seco, near Sacramento. or the sooo-to-be-licen.sed Diablo Canyon plant near San Luis .Obispo. DEAR PAT J have a large payroll and am re quired to make deposits or withheld income and FICA taxes of more than $2,000 w1t.hln three days after the end of a quarterly·monthly period. Does this mean that if the pe nod ends.on a Friday and the follo"'.lng Monday is a holiday. l must deposit on the Friday to avoid a penalty assessment., This may seem Co be a strange question to ult. but I've always wondered about it. H.R., Founta.ln Valley "11' YOU TAllB A 2:5-mlle radlua, \bere are more people around Rancbo seco tbao San Onofre.•' says James Watkins, planning director for the state Office of Emersency Servicea. "At Diablo, the popuiatJon cent.er is also farther away than at San Onofre. That mlght make lt tougber to IU QYll ... Tiie .. , ... -ab-e•eet ii .. ..._. wttlala tlaree ballk.la& days after ~ _. el a.e qHrterty·.....u.ly pe..W. b ,.... eue, ta.e duee design plans at Rancho Seco and Diablo. · baUlme .. ,. ,.. delera.. ........ ,......,,. WMaeeclaJ ud Tll•nday .. tlM! ............ . tbe Friday <Satmrdaya, s-.daya, aad •aak ,.....Ytl are _. bukJlll .. ,.., • ,_ ..... .. reqllhed to dep ult by &lte ~ ,... .... lllle Friday that m•ned ~e eed of tile .. ~. mntbly period. Coastal Access Grants Api}roved LOS ANGELES <AP> -The CaLifomia State Coas tal Conservancy has approv~d 10 grants totalling l l.20,417 to launch a land acquisition and development program of up to $7 million a year aimed at providing greater access lo coasta,I areas. After considering 27 local government applica· lions. the conservancy approved last week the first batch of 10 grants in amounts of up to S20.000. But action was delayed on three other r~uests SPOKESMAN STAN FRIEDMAN said the program ls a first in the ,United Slates to support local projects dealing with "acquisition, develop· ment and improvement or public coas tal as- sessways." . Los Angeles County would recei ve the largest grant -$20,000 to acquire easement and develop a connector trail between Charmlee Regional Coun· ty Park In the Santa Monica Mountains and El Pescador Beach west of Malibu. Grants of $15,000 each were approved for replacement or damaged beach access stairs at Pier Avenue in Pismo Beach. acquisition of a bluf- (top parcel of land al Isla Vista. and t'OnstrucUon . of a stairway and view overlook at San Simeon Acres in San Luis Obispo County. OTHER GRANTS WERE $14,000 to the city of Santa Cruz for a Cowell Beach stairway, $13,701 for Vista Del Mar stairs, landscaping and signs at Pismo Beach. '$10,600 for six ladders and a stairway at .~incon Seawall in Ventura County, $8,620 for Improved access for the handicapped al Stillwater Cove in Sonoma County, $6,050 for stair and trail Improvement al Kamph Memorial Park in Del Norte County, and $2,500 for improvement of the Salal Trail in Sonoma Cowity. Find Ou1 wna1 these and many ottter ancient sites reveal 1n a cour'i~ of Illustrated lectures tor all rnferested non-soec1al1s1s ARCHAEOLOG y AND nu lllLE Tltura. evenlnp, Ocl. 18-0ec. u ClwtM Cole .. , tntne, FM: S40 IMllructor. Dr ..... " ......... Co·soonso<ed by t tte Institute for Anttouit y end Ct1r11t1at11ty ot Claremont Gradu.t• School •nd the l'loet IMttlutlon. F~ ln,6.klt-1-1•....i-o-n and enrollment. C8fl '714) 921..eOee rx enrofl • 7:30 the first mot1t. GOOD ONLY AT THE FOU.OWING CENTERS ORANGE COLTON CEP.P.ITOS Long John Sliver's Chicken Planks• Still under consideration for grants are park· inl at Marina Park in Ventura al a proposed $15,000 coet, a Hermosa Beach bike path for $12,500 and a Tyaoo Street stairway 1t Oceanside for $15,000. Town ond Country ~ (714) 558-8404 11200 NII.. \lemon ,.,..,. . (714)62~2~ 123 los <Anffos C.!'fff (213) &65·51« . - Dinner .•. A great meal for landlubbers. You get four boneless whltemeat Chicken Plaoks and an order of Long John Sliver's golden fryes. It's a steal at any price. We give you lots of nN1aons to love ua. JMllW•or-....•C .... MIM ............... ..,._...__,... ...... DIM-TNIU ..WCI A'tAI AILI ... • • - CA.BEER APPEA~CE WORKSHOP "LOoklag the Part" ' Learn How to Look Like To• Beloag at the Topt Tuceday,Oct.23. 19/9 · 6:80P.M. 8901 Westerly Place, Suitt 202 Ne'!port Beach, Co. ..- Llolltcd ScaUng- ~llTod_ay 714/8&1·101& teWomon · llllOI Wotulv l't., Stt. toe I ~cwptJrt lloch. CA 911CMIO ' THIS COUPON IS WOlmt $50 · ACIAINST THI PIUCI OF SCHICK'S FAMOUS STOP SMOKINe PROGMM. omR GOOD ONLY UNTIL OCIODIA :)1, 1979. Coll now for a frM. no obtlgotton lnt9M4tw with one of our frtendty cout\Mfofs ond bM9 rhls coupon for ~ $50 dbcount. • .,._..~..,. to4aNm .... ,.. Hjecu a -.. ..-.= 'g...,. O...· matt• f~lUt1. and • major l7'1 trime r•IA bu lacnnrd ht1h••1 C PacUlc Cou\ dr•••Uca.Ur i• U.. t•-• ala Hl ... wai> Nllll UlrOu&b the cl· ·-u-lJ, • a.Ml 8rowa •aid moa..-ol im, etconliN to • AH JA~ W1att Hart of the ~eport INutd ~..:· C'OU9l1 Oru .. Oounty Shertlf'1 n.part· ~ J.Uee U. m•t Mid tbe 51 1 pe,ruot Jump CrlmH •l•l•U peopa,. ID ttlm.lDal Ktlvlty ibow1 oe tbe npe~lally rap. u4 '°'Mr1· ·· report far Su Juan Capbtraoo abowW UM moet DOtaW. la· wai a m1 .. ke. ...... K>eell ... '° U.. .....-t. Ao error ln ataU.llc 1•u.ert.ftl .... !~ ::. ~~~~~ lndlcated lbat then acl\lllly -~ ~ --WU a S...I pereent drop ln the t.bere • DO ca-.. '91' alarm. l'r1me rate, Ha.rt. '9ld. The crim1aal J..Uce "'IOl't, Hart'a «bervatloo hllhliabted wb.lcb coli.cted 1taU.Uca h'Om a theme echoed by many ol the Ult cowaty'a • clU• aad UIU-poUce oMciala. which t• lhal the ~r.a.ed .,.. ... compand tM oumben in some cities are 80 flnt ala IDOflU.. o1 ltfl to tbe 1m1ll that any 1Uaht cbanae wlll ume .,.nod ln lt'71 cauH a dramatic shirt In K-elth Cobcanooo, HecuUve perceot.qes dlrec:• ol tbe C!OUDcll, Hid Uae "U you b·ad one buralary &n county'• 9 pe.rtt"nt lnaeae \ft 19"78, and two ln 19'79, then yo" <. major crimes la •till be&ow the end up with a 100 percent in· naUona.l rate. crease ln burglary.·' Hart said And ~ty trends toward ris· It may be morA accurate in Inc cnme slmply minor n•· aome cases t.o measure lbe in Uonal lncrease8. crease in crime in conjunction But staU.tics don't tell the with population activity, of. whole story. fi cials said. At least that's the expla.oation "There's a correlatio n offered by otnciala from two ot between populaUon and crime," the cities with the most. aaid J,.t. Gene Norden of lrvtne dramatic crime rate increues. Police Department. "You have to be careful in ''So t.bougb the major ~rime comparinc one community to ra\e itaelf went up 21 percent, it t h e next whe n · m eaaurin1 only tpcreued 2.S percent over crime," San Clell\ente Police the popµlatioo rate." Cbief Gary Brown said. And c.ta Men •a police cbief,. Stau.tica for that city a.bowed Roger Neth, disputed the cou.n· an increase ol 40.1 perceat for t.y'a..rnorted 20 percent increase tbe rll"lt six moat.bl of 19'71. for that city. ' . "San Clemente ia cllffereat ,''Our •n!.cqae reports show d b eca use we h ave beach increue ol about 11 percent;• ,.etb Uid.. 'lbal'• Ill....., ..... of • lG_Dl·UDI• trtpd. I'm tb•n t:be oounty·wtde averep. plePed and deliibt.td but l'm Offlciala from three citlea not relldr to aay lt'a been turned wboH 1tatl1tlc1 abowed 'only erowid. · 1U&bt lftcrealea in trim• pralaed Hwrt.lnitoo Beach Police Cblef boUa com.munlty IUl>P9't ud lm· E•rl Ro6Uaille a1lo WU reluc· proved crtmlnal prevenUon and tant to recard tbe 1t.a&.Lltlca too detection pro1nm1. HrioUlly. t"'"ountaJn Valley reported ln But aplo, it waa bwalary re- wltb one of tbt 1malleat ln· duction that 1ot tbe mott. .U.· creaaa lo m&Jor crhnes, or 1.3 lion . percent. · '"We bad a alpillcant niamber .J.Th~ hu been a lot ~f hard or arn!ltl over tbe lut quarter. w(>rk by the department," said for ex.ample, of burglars who Pollce Chief Marvin Fortin. typically would do seven or eigbl ,kY:t &11« with otber beach amountt-to IOda1 atatJaUa . cl ti, moet notable l1 the ~· u peop&e ID Beacb are ta nmtnl or crimes ••••nst not only mor~ in doUan penon1. and ~enta, but are more 4Mluca.,_ There wa1 a countywide jump ed. There's a mlolrnum of or u perctllt in crimes such u f rruatratioa aeal..nat otber peo- murder, rape. robbery and aa· pie." aau.lt, ~ t.o tbe crimln.ai And ll 's fruatr1tJon that led juaUce report_ to violence and crime, Gl"OU But Newport Beach 'a crimes said. involviDC people dropped by ' "l wtah I could claim percent. something rantutlc about \be "Newport Beach bas corr· police department, but I credit sl1tently been sarer." Police the peop!e in the .-communlty. Chief Pete Gross said. "It They're not violent people." "But the reducUoo in burglaries buralaries a day. tj I RABBIT INSURANC E I • m a i n I y d u e t o o u r "Also we caught up with some ~ nei1hborhood watch aroup. prolific rapists." EARL'S "They're not afraid to 1et in· Thal succesa was a result ol a . ll'1.u..a11•G·M11AT•Mo •·~••.._ ... vo h e d. There have been shiftlnt.actlcs, Robitaille said. ~.~~:;:r,'.. ,...._ .. _..,.. b i I I full I.Cu c mt•....., numerous appre ens oos of nvest gators are care Y ~rv~•'·-~··1vo..ro-"9-llMwll~J•J7 bur glaries in programs ." · studyiog burglary trends -the 1011 i1or. ~ vo..• -. ... , And il's burglary prevention times ot day and areu where to\u ... 1~~-1753 "'41F~~a:.,.c.-95 .,,_ th~l bas helped keep LafUDa thefts most often occ ur. They '~-'~~"1 ,,,..._ Beach's crime rate increase at lhen saturate the area with of· "''~~=~ IMSa.AMCE 6. 7 percent, Poh ce Cbie{ Jon fi cers. · ·~ ' ... -. .... """' GIOUP Sparks said. -The res ult ? A drop In -burglaries. Cell 642-5678. ma · .It was a 7.6. percent drop in While the drop in burglary Put• few words U.YIAal property crimes that was most _:s~t~a~tl~s~li~cs~f~or~N~e~_.,...,~~rt~B~e~a~c~b~b~as~-------~===='o=•=o=rk~lo::r:£o::u:=. -::::!..~~========:=:! nota ble for tbal city. _ -- • 'Wbde the general trend in Orange County is lhat crime is drastically up. we've been bo&d· ing our own,'' Chief Sparks said. "But I'm not t.oo excited about statlsllcs over a six·.rnonth period. Still, our crime preven· lion program has bad impact." Sparks said those prevention programs,. were ro s uccessful that the City Council voted to continue fundipg them after a state grant ran out. ·'Thia may show the beginning Fundillg Plan Opposed NO We just ~ a brand new offi<E ot C.alifomia First Bank. Right near you. The Oraqe Count.yr Criminal J ustice Council u oppoeU.. a state proposal invotvinc law en· lorcement funding. The proposal, made by the st.ate Office of Criminal J uatJce Planning, would direct 10 per· cent of certain funds handed out by that agency t.o be used fol' public de(ender and district at· torney programs. But local c riminal justice Course Topic Is Accidents UCl Extem\oD wW present a olae·day .H mlna.r 8aturda1 on eeiflnl wlth outdoor reenatiaD accidents. The seminar, from 8:30 a.m. to (. p .m .• at UC Irvine, will in· elude a panel discuuion on the needs of children in wilderness survival. planners say Orange County public defenders and diatrict al· torneys already have been al· lowed their fair share of the money. Tbe Orance County Criminal J ustice Council disburses state and federal grant money fun· neled tbroug.b them by the state agency. Keith Conc annon, e xecutive direct.or or· the county agency, s aid the s t a te 's actio n lo earmark the 10 percent would further erode local control of that disbursement The state already directs about 3S percent of SUMS million in federal r...w Enforcement A&- alltanc:e Adv"n•atraUon money to be ,used on juvenile, 'courts and correctiona programs, be said. The earmarking of' an add.i· tional 10 percent ror tbe public defenders and district attorneys would cooatitute "end runa oo local decision·makiQg, •· Cone an· non said. Eatery Ro bbe d ·· A man clad an a red jacket and a ski mask poked a black re!· volver into the rabs of a Laguna llllls Bob's Big Boy Restaurant manager early Sunday, d e· m.aaded cash and ned with t.be emplo>;ee'• car and 11.000. 8eminar on Conilo8 Slated A one-day seminar on condominium buying wiU be presented by the UC Exterunqn Saturday on the UC lrvine campus. Instructor Leonard Weksler said the seminar wall explore the ·common sense approach to purchasing a condominium A ru t estate attorney win be the guest spe1tker on the legal aspects or homeowner associations. , The c:osl of the seminar is kS which mcludes class mate rials, At 396 Superior Avenue. · ln (ac1, we're opening new branches all the lime. So finding a oonvenient branch of our bank is really no problem. Our newest~ offers the same' thi0$t5 all our brandles offer. Skilled. ·efficient people with a friendly attitude. Backed by the best systems available in banking today. That's how we ~ to be one o( the Wte:it growing maJ<>r banks m the stale. Come and see our new Superior Branch. It'>:> n.-ally quite tenific. . CALIFORNIA I u1mc and meet the J>t.">plt: at CaJtfonu;s l· 1N An<l join 11ur Grand (}p<·nmJ( Cdt·bmt1<in fn.rn1 f)ttub .. r 8 th1ou1<h l9 Ynu 111uld w111 1111t ,of ·•·H·ral "n1·r1on· FIRS T BANK .u,-o-.... ,, "'dVIJll< pnU.:':>. -396 Superior Avenue • Ne wport Beach • 92663 • 642-9511 V • ~8TAL. SS•Y tC .. STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP, MANAGEMENT A.Nb CIRCULATION (H"'lfJ""1 1>1 Iv I \ r /ft.• / t t1T&..C: O il' ,..Ue LIC A'TIOfoi •• PU8l ICAftQ N ""''' l O A f &. 0 1 f't LIH t. Duily_Pil?t with which~oombined_!hc_~e~!i Pn:~!. I 1,f ·• fRl 1~l Scpt.28, 1979 l f' .. l._QUCNCV or tSSUm; r HO Of" IS~UJ' "U WL.1 '1..-f Dre Aflt '°f U A '-•U"(.""l,.,f0 11t D~ A .... VA\.L~ 36'; """ $60 • LOCA TIO N o~ MNO WH o ,,,.c .. 0 " fl'U e L1(..ATl.OH ~,,.,,., l."H) C..ow.nt .. ~t•tf' WW.I /..Jf. C..lld.,, '•'ti'",.,,,,,,..., ----- The «OSt or $31 includes morri · ing coffee and parking. 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I ~ daal the ... ._..ti IDlde by me abCM .. CGmet ..... eo.plett. Ill c~on1~d. PMl>/1•11., "'"" '"'""" up,.,.atlon of chon1• "'"" lhl• 1101~"'*"' I • AVCnAO( NO CO"•lS (ACH 1&$Vl OURINO PRlCEOING 17 MON THS 47,820 AC::TVAI. 1110 . COl'lfl 0~ SJNOl.E ISSUE. l'V81.ISH €0 NEAR CST TO FILIHO OATC 47,454 . ,. U, I. C. llelt ~ lft _......... ~· H ... --"""'° -W 11-.--ltllill tlli,..... ----•-~Ion ~of.., .. ,,.. ....,, .._"""'......, .... _ _... ............ ,_,._ ........... , .... _ .... "'"" "'-* ~·"'""'"'" ,__ fef ""~ .. _.. ,,_._ ...... ,...., .. ... .... ··-""" ............ 0 .. -......... ' ...... ,..,..,... _ ...... " .. ,..... .............. ~ ... ·-, ""'-~ ....... .... .._....,..,....,....., .. u .•. c..,.. \ l 7 , .. y-.._ ws•as WILLING to 10 back to the free .,... .market.•• u.y1 owner GeM Autry. I Naturally' f'reloli, Bavul and Autry refUM to Up their banda. Tbey will neitbec coofirm nor deny uY lrade speculation. So we'll have to do it oa our own. Who ftgures to be tuvtnc the Blc A in 1980! We'll start with the rumon which circulated in -WILLIE MllEN8 DOESN'T FIT into the Angela' plans. They've already got a firs t baseman (Rod Carew) and a designated bitter (Don Baylor), aiid Aikens says be would welcome AP'W ......... Orioles Eye Title - Palmer Battles Candelaria BALTIMORE <A P ) -Buoyed at.the prospect of. playing before lhetr frenued home fans, and with veteran Jim Palmer on the mound the Baltimore Orioles try to wrap up the }.9'79 World Series tomght. Pittsburgh will counter with lert·hander John Candelaria on the mound .. All we need to wm this thing 1s one more one game winning streak." Manager Earl Weaver said as the Onoles went into the sixth game with a J 2 edge over the Pittsburgh Pirates ··When you v.an three games. you sl.111 have that b1~ one stanng you an the face." Weaver said ·· 1 hope we don t get an a nurry I JUSt v. ant the players to relax and do what they did an the other games " "If somebody had ~okt me we'd be leading 3·2 and going home with Palmer and McGregor ready to pitch. I couldn't be very up!et," Weaver saitt. "PITCHING AGAINST PITTSBURGH once before ts going t.n help," Weaver satd ot Palmer. "lit> '> going to h<t vf> h1~ own ideas about what he's Tonighf '" Gofftl> P1tchera Jonn Candelarll (Ptnaburgnt vs. Jim Pai.nar IBalt1more) / Weatne · Cloudy w1tn 40 pe1cent chance of rain. Tem· peratur91 In the m1d-501 TV Channel 7, S p.m Redto: KHX 11070) THE ORIOLES HAD A CHANCE lo v.in their .. going to do I JUSt hope Wt.' get him some runs third World Senes m Pittsburgh Sunda>. but the · early " Pirates pounded out 13 h1 Ls 1n a 7 1 victory and Palmer. who celebrated his "34\h birthday raised their Senes batting average lo a whopping ~onday . said he l<'arned some things ·about the 339. Pirates last week. 10dud1ng the fact that he'd have ··1 never figured there'd ~ this much scor to r hange speeds mon· often mg," Weaver said, while bemoanin~ the fact that ·'Obviously. we ·r~ going to have to outhit Pitts burgh already has collected 61 hits against them·" P&lmt·r -;a id ·· 1 hav<• to pitch good and get Baltimore's fine pitching staff. some runs It s th;,it '>lmplt: " He noted, however. that the Pirates scored !ewer runs on the natljral grass or Baltimore 's Memorial Stadium in the first two games than ' they did on 'the artificial· surface at Pittsburgh's Three Rivers Stadium. THE ORIOLES, DESPITE A .251 batting average, have had much more Umely bittiD1. They've had two ftve-nan lDninp and one six-nm innina ln tbe ,..,.. lbey won. Palmer. Who has a 3· 1 World Sert es rttard and will be m•lriQI bJa eicht.b Seri• at.art. pttcbed well tn the SffOnd ~ame WQI) 3-2 by the-Ptr.a.ea after be ONE TIDNG IS OBVIOUS: the d1ametricailY opposite personahlles a"d baseball psychology of the two men pulllng the strings from the bench . We_aver Is an unorthodox strategist, detached from bis players, subUy sarcastic, supremely .,.. fident. He's patient. waits for the opposition to make a mi9take. ' Cb:-C.,l::;.r. fie kl bou of the NaUoaal Leape Plra\M, ls a pel"etllllal ~· - r SHAFER SUGGS CELEBRATES A PASS RETURN FOR A JETS TOUCHDOWN. was litled. He ml.Lil have been born with a s rrule frozen on his face. Kt rarely c ritJclus his 'pl-.yen. He ma~ b >'-lhe. boot. ffe"s one ,ol the boys aimOllg players. Monday Night Fumble Ball This One Should Be .Jettisoned, By ERNIE CASTILLO Of llM o.i1y ,., ... SS.If Monday Night 1'~umble Bowl should. have carried a cp rating ( coact\'s 1 guidance s uggested) because some material was de· finitely not s uitable for high school players. Ratings are on a scale of 1 to 10 with a bonus of eight points for the World Series keeping Howard Cosell detained one more week. Matcbup: 4.5. Considering their past history. J els were lucky to be making their first MN F appearance since 1976. Con siderin g the way they played. V~gs wiU be lucky to be asked back before 1986. each good play, minus two for each bad one WouJd have been oetter if Vikings had punted on first down Drama: 5.0. Classic case of young whippersnappers beating up on the old vets.' If you've seen one, you've seen them all . Continuity: 7.0. Flowed well and beal !be Mash 9 o'clock de· adline by five minutes. Two· minute drills took nine and 10 minutes, respectively. Violence: 6.0 Four points for Donald Dykes roughing kicker Greg Coleman on a punt with two-pomt penalty tacked on for writhing-in·pa1n closeup. Balldap: 3. 7. Appa re ntly , neither quarterback Jistened to ABC promotions billing ·the game as a showcase for brilliant wlde receivers. As It turned out. game ha~more dull rubs than a 29-cent pair of stockings . , Elld&emeat: 6.0. One point for Predictability: 3.5. Best rushing team against defense ranked 11th against the rush doesn't leave much to the im· agination. Only s uspense was ·figuring out which way Vikings would tum the ball over -by in- terc~ption or by fumble. Mediclll Update • Rams~' Wounded List Grows lt wu a battered, beaten and l em barraued Ram squad that reported to i\a An&t>eim trainin& \ site Monday; . I Five more players were in· • Jured ln &mday nicht's fiuco at j Texas Stadlum, witb two. & playen-quarterbact Vince Ferra1amo and receiver Billy W addy--cleftnitel)' out of action and at least three more (Pat Tbom...ealf, Dave Elmendorf· •praiued neck, John WlWatns-· calf) queltiouble for Sunday's same aplnlt San Die"' at the I CoUH\llD. . WITB WADDY and Fer· ra1a-.O jolalQI all tile otbel'-. ! Ram• 1quieeatn1 Into trainer oa" Tallltll'• om-. UMt total o1 ..,...... 9lld ,._,"" out with . 1-jwiel ltaDdl at 1J and could ao to 11 lf Tbomu ii unable to ..... the eall Sunday, wb.lch ...... like!J. ror tboM wbo ... becQCDe coafUNCI .uh who'• m1a1m, aQd "'-'• .., 11•, .._. ii a lledieal C.tar =OD tbe ~; ,......(p'OID),Oodr ?-. .... Jones (tom Achilles tendon >, Willie Miller <torn knee. U1a- ment.s),-Dennis Harrah (broken right leg), Rod Perry (jammed knee), Ron Jessie <l>roken right leg), Doug Smith (strained knee), Carl Ekem (tom knee ligaments ), Jim Jodat (damaged ankle),•J eff Sev~raoo (torn kn~ cartilage), Waddy (pulled hamstring), Ferragamo (broken right band}. THE SAMS PLAYED like a b~at.en army agains t the Cowboys. 'Ibey couldn't move t-he ball against ~ bltbly· weakened Dallas defeue, and the No. 2 defense ln the NFC couldn't do anytblnc right in try. tn1 io atop Roser Staubacb, Tony Donett .and Co. Tbfnll aJWl't iotn1 to set uy better ag~ SU Dte10 efUler. Dan Fouts threw ior 318 y arda and tbree touchdowns a1ain1t a bealUay Seattle Seabawk MeCmdary and lt'• u. Rama' ~. at tent f« the mommt, that ii bW11D1 and ta tbe moat Wlnerable. Distractions: 0.0. What? No honey shots? MNf' without c leavage is llke pancakes without syrup. Objectivity: 0.0. F ran Tarken· ton clinched thi~ unperfect score when he d escribed Tommy Kramer's hesitation to call time out like this "We lost about six or eight seconds there " Vinal: 7.5. Like cons istent linemen, ABC cameramen do their job day in and day out without much notice . Special re- cognition goes to their multi· angled look at different ways to drop an easv {>ass . Audio: 9.7 It may be just a coincidence, but with Cosell out, ear's don't ring as much as they Downing Signs Angel Pa~t used to. You also don't need a dictionary to fin~ out what ap· nouncers are saying Total: 59.4 • And now for the highlights R est Colloquialism : Don Meredith, for describing Vikings thusly. "Good ol' b1gguns· or big ol' gooduns'." Best called shot: Tarkenton, moments before Jets had a field ~oal blocked. for saying· "Keep in mind the Vikings block a lot of extra points and field goals ·· Best Gang Tackle: When Ahm ad Rashad dropped a ball before he was hit. he got 1t from bolb sides of the announcing \><>0th. Said Tarkenton ··He did ·that with absolutely no help " Countered Gifford : "It's a good way to go home early in tbe season It's hard enough to WU\ them to not gj.ve them away.·· Beal crowd salute : "A partisan Jet crowd here torught. They boo every Viking who takes tilil helmet off." -Gifford. The Cafifornia Angels an-· nounced Monday that catcber Subtlest blat for a rule Brian Downing, who was cbaa1e: Meredith for describing eligible to become a free agent a· punt return this way : "There's this fall, has signed a multi·year the traditional part of tbe run. contract with the American back,theflagonthe.play." League baseball team. Bell aew1: Giffor<f, analyzing No further terms were an-Tarkenton's announcement that nounced. M lnnesota is getting a domed Downing, 28, hit .~ \hi& past --stadium: "That's one team th1't season.thetopALaveragebya w i ll no.~ be going t o Los AP'..,.._ K;;h n~~~es the P;;;h~C;~:;~~ 1 TEMPE, Ariz. <AP> ~Frank Kush, their attention" but ~ied striking any ~f coaches being intimidated but.. his informa· fir ed as ArllOOa St.ate Uni enlty football them "skin to skin." Uon on players being asked to lie was coach for allegedly press I players and RutJed&e, wbo bas transferred to the "&econd·band." asaiatant coaches to lie about b1a puncbinc Untvenity of Nevada·Las Vegas, charged Kuab admitted instructina bis players a play~. denied the cbarces Monday. rthat he1 was punched by Kush , and and coaches on bandlln1 morale probtems "Belle~e me, I never did such a thlnl t taaraased off the ASU squad after botching related to \be Rutledge case, but "I would (cover up)," Kush said at a news con· a kick at last year's UDiverait.y of not. ask any player or coad\ to cover up f()r ferenee in bis backyard. "I told the Waablqton game in Seattle. me." playera to tell the truth." Fred iitUer, ASU athleUc diredOr, ex- plained the flrinl at a newa ec>nterence four houri earlier. "1 learned that. Frank Kuab wu att.emDtina to cover up the fact t.bat be bit K•vtn"Rutledae," MW.r said. "NO, I DIDNOT," Kuah said when asked lf be ev• touched Rutledl•· "I aUll believe it la my own bu.rt -tbat11 whY I took that Ile detect.or t.elt -that J dldn 't toucb b1m. • • lliller aald he found the polylJ'lpb test "uapenullli" lD Ulht of tbe e'rideDce I had aceumuaat.d -.,.,Ueularb' the 'vidence "J &NEWTBJ:aE were some youncsten who ~uppoaedly aald t.bey 'saw me bit Ratledlt.'' the coach aald1 so be talked lo the team. "Even t.bouab some of you mQ have aald that you saw it, 1 escuae you, l 1 pardon you,'.' Kuab recalled sayln1. KV8H ALSO DENIED JUftchtn1 Rut.ledle, a fC?rmer ASU punter wbo b11 1\Md billl and tbe achooJ f« Sl.1 million. Kuh admitted 1lappl.Da pl•J8!'1 on tbe bellnet ud ar•btUI face ...... to "cet of the ." • TM C:::e direetOr aaid be received flnt-laand llnowllltt*-lut week of •• "' .L.:;; - ·-:41 l Coaches were<totd: "We aa a coaching alaff must stick together. There's 1oin1 to be a lol ol lnnuendos and lies," Kush said. "I said, 'Don't believe b.&11 of tbil U..t you're bearine.' " .. ' - ·r . ' ., -OM.YPU..OT 1~.0c\Ob9f ll. lt7t UM fOGr --&A cooltnee. mea you ban \0 ,...valJata your pl"Olrun froro top &o baUom," MW Ooaab•. "Aod that'a wflal 1'11) .,.-"' 11.artJDI today " Tb• lac.t -..hell wH probably the tou&heet to t.ake bttalUe of the callber ol tb• oppGIMOL Tbe 8ruina blew a l4--0 lead laal Satw'day U. droppln1 1 n 14 <kt-Won at Wathiniton St.ate Donahue believe. a major factor ln bit team '1 problenu bu been a lack of ex· plotl venesa "The Utlnc we bsven't been able to do olfenalvely ha_s been to generate many bla play•." he nid "The way you aaJt a 1ame away ls by makina a 1001 touchdown ND or throwln1 a Iona touchdown pua. UCLA bu lollt Ill last three 1ames by a total ot Juat 10 $K>lnls TlM Bru1na • other sttback wu a ~ 16_ dc<:laloo at tht b~ of unbe .. ten Uou1uon In their aeauon· opener. "0lJR FOOTBALL TEAM bas not beep bleaaed by thoge big plays. We play pretty jood, we plug alon~but eve~·a so hard for us. We really don't have lhe abw: ty to explode. " DONAHUE INDICATED tbal a9mc ·~ban&et mi&bt be in •ton for · UCL.A. ~bJcb bu ao.t three •tra!Pt 1ame11 aJid ~ 'jl) but mathematJcalb out ol roaleoUon ln tlte Paclf1c· lO Conference because of H ~2 rttord. .~, 8EUEVt; Wt; OOtJU> have won evt.0ry l&ID4: "'t've loat. and I think' we·r~ 1ood mouah to wl.D '-'Very game we have left to play." Hid Donllhue "I believe our playert havt: n u1I chuacter aod will respond The Bruins play their next three games al the Coliseum, which is nice, but all three oppon,ots -CalifomJa this Satur- day rught, Washington on Oct. 27' aod Arizona State on Nov. 10 -are currently cootendmg for the Pac-10 'Ue. Cal bas a 2·1 coofereoc record and a 4·2 overaU mark. The Be have a score to settle, haVlng lost CLA seven straJght times ''Obviously when you're 2-4 and two of "I Llunk we've tr1ed hard J don't Uunk th~ 11l aye~ havl' qwt We've played every tt>~m cl~ · • A Capsule Report From the World of Sports Tate Readies for Fight With 15 Spar~ing Rounds From AP Dlspa&.chea • ' JOHANNESBURG, South Africa -American ·m heavyweight John Tale will lake part in a full dress rehearsal Wednesday rugbl for bis World Boxing Association' title fight against South Africa's Gerrie Coetzee Saturday night. • Despite the protests of local promoters, the Tate camp announced Mooelay tbat Big Jobn wiU go a fuU 15-rounds against three sparring partners in the ring at Loftus Versfled Stadium in the capital of Pretoria. ·'Tate wants to get used to the ring, the stadium and the general atmosphere," said Irving Rudd, a spokesman for U.S. promoter Bob Arum. ., ~ Local promoters, hand.ling the fight arrangements for the Arum organization, Top Rank Inc., protested that the spar· ring session will interfere with last-minute ~nstruction and seat inst.allalion1.0 accommodate an expected crowd of 85,000 for the fight on Saturday night. The promoters e ven threatened to dismantle the ring if Tate and his sparring partners show up. ... ·---- But Tate's manager. Ace Miller, said the Knoxville, Tenn~. fighter will spar in the stadium grass if he bas to. Both Tate and Coetzee were scheduled to have medical rherkups today ------(/&tot~ of th.-DaP1-------.. Pittsburgh second basemaJ\ Phil Garner on what Sunday's game a ccomplished for tb'e Pirates · "The only thing it meant is that we have one ,less game to win We've still got to win two ball games." . ~ Tep• I• P•elllr·JO Former Servile High star 'h.rt Sdloliert. em-[iJ b•ttled in .. w•r witb fresbmu .lolal EJw•7"for tbe 4. • sbrting berth al quarterb•ck for Stanford University all year. was named P•cific-10 Con- ference Offensive Player or the Week for his performance in a 21·21 tie with USC. Washington Slate cornerback Mlb Sno• is the Defensive Player of the Week for his showing in a 17·14 upset win over UCLA Long Be'3ch State's Paul McGaf· figan, a product of Foothill High in Tustin. 1s the PCAA 's Of- fensive Player of the Week after completing 26 of 45 passes for 327 yards in a 17-14 victory over Drake ... A s tudy shows that of the 93 players wbq became free agents on Feb. 1 and have s~ce signed 1979 NF.L contracts, the average salary in· crease is 27.9 pe~cent ... Fonner defensive tackle Roger StillweU of the Chicago Bears has filed suit claiming tbe NFL te4JD and its physicians were negligent in treating a knee in· jury that forced him to retire. .- Pittsburgh Pirates Man81jr Q11ell T~ ar- rived With bis ball cluoin-sil more Monday after-lilil noon,~ day after the death of bis mother, Anne Tanner, In New Castle, Pa. A Pi.rates represen- Vnique Individuals_ Award Wmners Get Their Dues By WILL GRIMSLEY "'"'ueci.1c .... ,., .. "' BALTIMORE CAP> -AS the World Series winds down, let's take lime out lo pr.esenl the Abner Doubleday Awards for un\que a11d transcendental performances . 'The "Babe Ruth-Baseball-ls· Fun" Award: Willie StargelJ. Pirates, who bumps a nd carries on ' dialogue with every enemy batsman who visits him at first base. "The Cincinnati Reds compla.itled to the league office and 1 got a reprimand." says the 38-year-old Pittsburgh captain and motivalor "I told them to jump in the la,ke_l P«IY for fun.'" ... THJ: "RICH ALLt:N·l'm Mis· unde r s tood " Award : 8 111 Madlock , Pi rate'S , labeled a c lubhou se law ye r a n d troublemaker wtth both th<' Chicago Cubs :md San Francisco Giants. crnt·rgcs as tht· popul11r and· st•lf C'ffacing star of tht• Na tionat LN1gu,. Ch:.tmp1ons W1t.h nine hit~ m 18 a t bats (the last five In a row). he IS tht: pnmc candidate for MVP The "Bobby Fischer Com · puter Brain" Award: Manager Earl Weaver, Orioles. The little held general's chess moves, picking the right pinch-bitter and the proper relief pitcher at the right time, has astounded ex- oe rts Half luck y and h a lf· l(t'OIUS. perhaps. but !Cl's face 1t guys make their own luc~: T h l' · M .1 n a.,., a '.t a u I C' r 1\" ard for diamond pug1hsm Rick Demp:.(•y, Oriole., catcher . 6·U :rnd 184 pounds of pure fury llt> throws tus body in front of wild pitches. digs errant baUs out of tht: dirt, feuds with his pitchers and. when something goes wrong, destroys the water cooler and s tarts helmets and bats flying. The Onoles have learned t.o duck. playorts. tus Harpo Marx hair style. stuffed gorilla and glib commerstary sUU added coauc relief to an aggravating week of rain , s now. bitte r cold and ~ener.al frustration The "Jack Arms trong.Without Blemish" Award: Chuck Tan· ner. manager of the Pirates No All-American boy. but an All A mer1can m a n -gracious. friendly, cons1d~rate U\ race or the severest st.run Class Wlth..ct capital C. TOE ".\W SHUCKS!Modesty" Award: Kiko Garcia, Bal~ipore short.st.op in the running ror rrt VP. who says. "They s hould give the c ar to either The Bi rd. wbo represents all of us.or make 1ta 25 passenger bus. H's been a team JOb " T h e ··wt.y W a t c h ·The r.om~····· AY.:lrd ·Wild 8111 llaf!y. tht· human alphabet wh<J rlel1 ght)o. Oriole:-. fans from t.h•· -.op uf tht· dug<iut lwtt1·r th<tn mos l of ilw M uppt·l:. "ho ha vt· 1nvadC'd ha~• baH · Jlall1mor•· T he Hird. 'I ht· l'tratt· Parrvt, Tht• Clurken Ph1 l11c Phanauc and Atl anta 's Bl e a c h e r Creatur e . etc Nowadays the game appears undressed 1( 1t doesn't have a clown. The "Pinch-Me·Qwck-Before I -Wake Up" Award. Tim Stod· dard. Orioles. 6 7, 235·pound re lief p1tchl'r and fuH1l1 H from the baskl:'tbJll court, v. ho ..:ot the first and onh hit of h1 ' fnc VC'ar p r 11 f c•., ' 1 i; n .1 I r .1 r .. 1• r. 1 n S.itunta:-, -.1x 111111 1i.;hth 1nn111~ . r forgot v. h.1t .. :-.p1 nn 111~ bi.iscball lookl-<l l1kl-·hr :.a1<i THE "TEDD\' ROOSt..VEl.T Carry.a .Btg·St1r k · Award Dave Parker. Pira tes right fielder. a .&5. 230-pound monster, highest paid player in basebaU at nearly $1 million a-yn-r:-who has all the ingredients of great- ness -speed, rine arm,' power al tbe plate, dedication and con fidence. "I am the best." says Big Dave. with a complete can- dor "I should wm the Triple Crown tbatUog average. home ruos. RBI I every year Working It Out Edison High football coach Ball Workman a nd his quarterback. Frank Seurer . talk things over in a pre- league game This week things get serious as Sunset League action begins. The 'Chargers. Orange County's S o 1 football team. travel to Newport Harbor Friday night Fro91Pa~BI CHANGES TO BE MADE • •• needs -a left-banded st.aruslg pitcher, a shortstop and a left. handed power hitter. prefer ably an outfielder lf Aikens could ~ converted into ~ r('l1able defensive out f1eldc·r. on<' of their problemi. "'ould tw solved . but Aikens doesn't have the spe~ or hne!.::.c for that pos1tJon ··I wouJd really li ke to pla)' f1r::.t bjse for somebod y ,·· Aikens tOld t.hc Oaily Pilot 'I'm willing to a.i,-cept betng a de s ignaled hltter. JUSt as long al> I'm 1n the lineup every day ·'The maw thlng, · · Aikens coo· tiuued . "is just to get somewber1! where I 'll have a chance to play every day, against both right-handed and l<'ft ttsnded pitching · IT S(}l':'\OS LIKE A1KES1'- knov.c; hv I!' on tht· JUrtton blc><'k (; d rr al:.o .1dm11-. to d ... nt· 1it" elsewhere around the league. HE PREFERS NOT to talk about the thought of playing m Seattle next year. except to say, "If 1t happens. 1t happens ." One rumor has Bavasi, who 1s pleased with Ande rson's work. trying to chanf(e the Montague drat with the Manners. He al· lcgedly "'ants to d eal Rance M ulbmlu. instead of Anderson. T h e A n g~ I s h a v e t w o chronicall y injllrM players who figure to stay because nobody "'ant s to deal for damaged g ood~ J oe Rudi a nd frank Tanana. Rudi is SlKJ)ed through 1981. Ke basn't played an injury-free season since joining the Angels three years ago The 34-ycar-old 'eteran h as p roduced pro · )!rE''>:-1,ely v.orst.· '\tat~mce 1974 h l" .1 H'r d~('~ l!J:l '.!7k . 27() .!f'4 .!.:Xi .!I~ I feeltn~ that the AnRt>b \o\On t Wllll.E TANANA .WAOF 1 keep tum But he "'ant.s to :.lay d r amatu.v romeback late th1., I '40uld like 't:n much to wai.on. th<' JUr) 1:-s ull out on h1:. play for t.hls club In. Ch~go. I pot<.'nllaJ for a Cull recovery lfl' was just playing for myself." ...., as offered on the trading block Garr told the Daily Pilot "But last wmter. but no OJle made here. you can be part of a t.e"am. Bavas1 an offer be liked. , I feel I would be an asset to this When you break 1t down, c~f~ toou• ittct'. rgre~t o,.. -e ~t'r'I' ficet or the Angels· ganizauon. and California is the maJteup 1s likely to c baoge- best place to play " s tarting pitchers. bullpen, oot- Aoderson is part of a rare field. infield and bench. breed-a prospect groomed m And 50rnebow: that seems SW'· the Angels' organb:atioo who ts prising for a team wbicb just eo· still wearing a California UD· JOYed the greatest season in its .. lform. Most of tbem end up tustory. tative said that 'Tanner had discuued bia mother's death with his father before deciding to cooUnue managing in the 1979 World Series. The sPokesman for the National League team said Tanner and his father ap-eed that Mrs. Tanner would bave wanted him to continue at the Pirates' helm ... Har- ~-rab's Race and Sports Book ia picking Baltimore as a slight favorite to wrap up tbe World Series in game six tonight. Baltimore ia listed al 1~13 while Pittsburgh is an 11-10 un- derdog . . . Tom Joluuoe, one of the American League's top relief pitchers in 1977. was signed by the Chicago White Sox Monday as a free agenl and assigned to their Iowa club in lbe American AasodaUon ... The San Diego Clippers will leave Bl1I W..._ behind when they travel to Portland tonight foe a game with the Trail Bluera. Walton said be still is in "con- siderable pain" from a left foot that.bas kepl him ipactive for 16 days ... Jockey C•rft.oll "s.afty" Bean bas ~n placed on two years' probation .after pleading ·guilty to a charge of THE .. W ILLIAM Shakespeare Award for Pretentious and Pontifical Rhetoric: The TV and radio an- nouncer, who cootinue to try to impress us with high-falutin' words like "velocity" and "loca· t1on" when they mean "a fast ball low and on the outside cor ner. '' This despite the gentle re buke b y Columnist Russell Baker of the New York Times. • College Football TA IE IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 0 N YOU I -consplracy lo accept bribes at a Pennsylvania track ... Fonner Detroit Lions running back Steve Owens has joined nine fellow veterans of the NFL club who are seeking workers' compensation for foo~all-related injuries. Tele.,ui••, Radio- Fo11ow1ng are the top sports programs on TV tonight. Rat- ings are: ./ " " " excellent; " " " worth watching; o1 .t fair· .t forget It. • e 5 p.m .• Cttennel 7 ./ ./ ./ ./ WORLD SERIES: PlttSbuf9h at Baltimore. Announc.rs: Keith Jackson. Howard Cosell and Don Drysdale. • It wlll be Jim Palmer (10-6) pitching tor the Baltimore Orioles against John Candelaria (1'·9) for the Pittsburgh Pirates.In tonight's sixth game Of the World Serles. Baltimore could wrap up the series with a win white the Bucs could send It down to the wire In the seventh g.tme with a vktory. OTHER TELEVISION 6:30 p.m. (S2) -COLLEGE ffOOTBALL HIGHLIGHTS -Highlights of college games Pfayed over the weekend. 7:30p.m. (S2) -MORSE RACING-TOday at Santa Anita .. · RADIO Baseball -Plttst>urgh at S.ltlmore In the sixth game of thf Wor"ld Ser"teS. S: 1S p.l'J'I., l<NX (1070). Baseball-Chlcag9at Lalcers,8p.m. KLAC CS70l . Hodt•Y -Kings •t Watnlnoton,·6 p.m. delay, KllS (1150). The "Dizzy Dean-Daffiness" Aw a rd: Don Stanhouse ·'Stan the Man Unusual", Orioles relief pitcher. Although his World Series performance didn't measure up to that in the 1.akers Unveil Magical Look I NGLEWOOD-Thc Lakers will unveil their new look to the home crowd tonight when the NBA club lakes on the Chicago BuUs at the Forum. The 8 o'clock meeting also looms as a battle of giants Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, the Lakers' 7·2 center who won Friday's season opener wltb a s kyhook ~t "'\he buzzer, goes against his old nemesis, Artis Gilmore. But for the most part. the game will give Los Angeles fans their first real look at Earvin "Magic " Johnson, the 6-8 rookie guard oul of Michigan State. A team that was considered small by NBA standards a year ago, the La.ken now employ one of the beeliest front lines. Spencer Haywood. a 6 ·9 forward, will start across from 6-6 Jamaal Wilkes with Johnson Joln1n1 6-2 Norm Nixon lo t.be. back court. , \ . ?-' \ .., ... ' ....-.·,w~..._. ... _,.,..,., --PatOA'I' L•l•...-•1-n UTVaN'I' .... c... ., ucv.." 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Jim Staff <University> 13-26-0, (Last week's W. plays of st yards or 201 : 3. Greg Teregis <Costa Mesa ) · ••re> 14·26·0. 197: 4. Sam Aiello (Manna) S3-Mart Htmtley, Marina (53-yard 9-11-0, 176: 5. Phil Spencer cmaler ·pass f rom Sam Ai e llo) Dei) 14·22·0, 170. 52-Dan BJuer, Costa Mesa (S2-yard ~asoa Passing toucbdownpass fromGregTeregis) 1. Andy De Luca <Fountain Valley) 49·81·8, 699; 2. Frank Seurer <Edison) · The eon 43-73·2, 641 : J. Sam Aiello <Marina) 97~Taylor <Ma ) · 93-Banner 38·65·3. 636: 4. Phil Spencer <Mater (San Clemente 6:,_Templeton Dei) 38-76-1 , 590 , 5. Bill Lux tCosta (Irvine>; SS-Roberts (Irvine) and Mesa)30·54-4,491. Carlyle <Mater Dei); 77-Bright lltteMng (Last Week) (Corona del Mar>; 72-Bacbmeier 1. Dan Bauer <Costa Mesa) 9-144 , (Ocean View); 70-Bell <Edison); 2. Rick Moser <Ocean View> 8·146; 3. 6&-Thompson <Huntington Beach); Bob Marvick <Un1 vers1ty1 5·132 , 6.C-Boyer <Edison ); 62-Bright CTwo weeks ago): I. Chris Cates <Corona del Mar>. Bauer (Costa (Newport Harbor> 7-137, 2 Mark Mesa), Kraiss CEstancia ); 60-Huntley (Marina) 6·122 : 3 Kirk Schnitger <Corona del Mar>; 5~ Swarthout <Corona del Man 5·81 York (Fountain Valley); 58-Moser Season Receiving (Ocean View); 56-Bell (Edison) and 1. Dan Bauer (Costa Mesa) 31 ·533. T aylor cMariha); 55-Jime nez 2. Mark Huntley CMarma> 24 ·461. J C Ne wport Ha rbor); 54-Hunlley Mark Ratto <Mater De1 J 15-236 . 4. (Marina ) and Cates I Newport Mark Boyer (Edison ) 14-252. 5 Terfi Harbor>~ 53-Huntley <Marina>: Bachmeier !Ocean View) 14-181. 6. 52-Starkman <Costa Mesa). Spencer Mark York' I Fountain Valley) l3-304, <Ma ter Dei) and Bauer <Costa 7. Chris Cates <Newport llarbor> Mesa); 51-BeU <Edison); 50-Bauer 13·262 ; 8. Tim Finley <Fountain <Costa Mesa>. Valley) 13-165. AreaStaH1t1calleadera Scoring (Last Week > Rusb.lng <Last Week) I. Chris Starkman CCosta Mesa I 1 l. Kerwin.Bel) (Edison) 25-186; 2 and Sam Aiello (Manna ) 18 each: 3. Mark Roberts (Irvine) 17·126: 3. Jeff Chris Bright <Corona del Mar), Bob Banner (San Clemente) 19·114; 4. Perry (Irvine). Joe Manfre 1 Edison> Chris Bright <Corona del Mar> 18-101. 12 each. Season Rush.Ing Leaders Season Scortng 1. Kerwin Bell (Edison)· 81-833, l. Kerwin Bell (Edison) 72 : 2. Jim 10.3; 2. Jim Taylor (Marina.) 63-515, Taylor <Marina) 42: 3 Jeff Banner 8.1; 3. Chris Bright <Corona del Mar). (San Clemente> 41: 4. Scott Giem 94-483, 5.1; 4. Chris Starkman <Costa <Newport Harbor> 39, 5. Phil Mesa)77..C00,S.2 . ,"'*' • Spencer (Mater Dei) 36; 6. Boyer .,. (Mater Dei) 32; 7. Chris Brlgbt , ....... (J.a•t Week> <Corona deJ MU'> and Sam AJeUo 1. ~Kotler <Ocean View) '14-21-0, ( l .. rina) 30. . , Jets Turll New Leaf, ~~K ~u~~~~ ~;3~~ :. ~~~~;d Richard Todd turned a fu~i:.ed punt plunge . It was his 52nd career into a three-yard scoring run and touchdown. tying Bill Brown for the safety Shafer Suggs returned an in-Vikings' club record. t er ception 32 yards for another New York got its first scoring op· . nesota Vikings helped the New York g me when punt returner Jimmy touchdown Monday night as the Min· p~tunity with just 2: 16 gone in the J et~ to a 14-7 win with seven E ards was hit by John Sullivan of -~··--·iurtfovers. the ets ·and rumbled. Tim Morl!sco 1t was the Jets' first victory in ret'.overed on the Vikings' 18-yard ·eight NFL Monday night games since line and. five plays later , Todd faked the televised series began in 1970. a handoff and sprinted untouched in And it came on their first Monday to the left comer of the end zone night at home It went to 14-0 with 5 15 left m the THE JETS (3_.) RAN consistently against Minnesota's defense, while quarterback Tommy Kramer passed almost unhinde red agains t New York's secondary But it was the turnovers that enabled the J ets to keep the Vikings, also 3-4. ·from cutting into Tampa Bay's two-game lead in the National Conference's Central Division. "We got a lot of yardage but we didn't get any points," said Min- nesota coach Bud Grant. "It's very difficult· when you tum the baU over seven times. We gav~ up that much and were still in the batl game." . MINNESOT A•S TOUCHDOWN came with 6:36 gone in the fourth period, when Chuck Fpreman ended . . . third period on Suggs' interception. The Jets, after driving from their five-yard hne to the Vikings' 29, came inches short on a fourth-and· one play. turning the ball over to Minnesoig.. BUT ON THE VIKINGS' second play, Suggs stepped in front of tight end Bob Tucker, picked off Kramer's pass and race d 32 yards un· challenged into the end iooe. It was one of four interceptions by the Jets. who also recovered three fumbles to le.ill Minnesota scoring op· portunities. · . Tfie Vikings lived-and-died through th-e air as Kramer was a virtual one· man show, throwing 48 times and compleliog 28 for 270 yards. Todd, bis counterpart, was 9 of 13 but for only 72 yards. Jia Marina Valkswag9Jl . ® RA~~IT ~IE~EL # l•M 'FUEL 1979.E.P.A~~T~~'!sMY 842-2000 •• T..._. Octomr 1e, 19'79 , TV Production Earns an 'A' World Series ·scoFes· By RED a OTHENBE&G .... ._....,... NEW YORK <AP> -Aa Howard Coull does unto Earl Weaver. we do un· to CoeeU and bis colleagues -tbe almlahty second guess . Here goes one man's opinion on bow ABC bu covered the fi rst five games of the World Series. Production Producer Cbuclt Howard is the man responsib~e for the overall look of the broadcast&. The looi is as beautiful as Tim Foll's. wife. ~oward integrates the lntetview UlSerts into the game acUoo controls,the isolated cameras and replays . Basically. he calls ali the shots, except the coverage of the game itself. Grade -A Although the gap 1s almost totally narrowed, ABC has always been better than NBC at giving us the story line behind the baseball game. Cosell's timely interviews of the key individuals and their roles in the game .and con- troversies 1s a big plus. The ·producer deserves credit for th1s It's a bonus when we get to hear Bert Blyleven talk about his reputation as a choker, or Earl Weaver explain why John Lowen· stein didn't bunt in a key situation m game two. HOWARD HAS ONE MAN, Curt Gowdy Jr .. whose job is to quickly de· cide which camera had the best angle on a replay. and ABC will then show that one replay. NBC sometimes wades through several angles before finding the best one. If there's time between the action, the extra replays can be in terestinc; aometlmea they clutter up lb• telecast . Everybody bu routine st.JtiaUcs. like batting average and earned run averace. but ABC's additional stats have been rilht on the money. Credit Steve Hink of Elias Sports Bureau, who travela with the ABC crew. -Lowenstein, a clutch-hitter in the POSUeUOO, "bas driven in six of nine runs with a runner on third and two outs... · -"Manny Sanguillen is .C-for-10 against Doo Stanbouse" -Sa.nguillen ANALYSIS then singles for the winning run in game two. -Pitcher Tim Stoddard has just got· ten his first hit in the major or minor leagues. -Bert Blyleven, the winning pitcher out or the bullpen in game five. bas not relteved since 1972. DV&ING FRlDAV NIGHT'S one hour rain delay, Howard was ready with an excellent interview with former Pirate Pilcher Steve Blass, the 1971 World Series hero, and a feature on Roberto Clemente. Frank Gifford. in a studio m New York, was host for this segment On "Monday Night Football." some ex cuse Gifford's incessant mistakes on the dis tractions of Cosell a nd Don Meredith 1n the booth. Alone in the stud.lo Fnday night. what was Gifford's excuse for fumbled words" DlreeUoD I I t ... Director Cbet Porte, wtt.b 14 c~ available for his same eover11e , reaponaible for bow tbe ~r Md. 1ame. ABC's d~umentaUon ol bueball game bu improved trom first telecuta ln lf'76, wblcb Forte aa}'s "stunk." But NBC sUll documents ~~e game better. Grade -B. · · \ Overall direction bu been fine, bta1 ABC loses points for miasln• some te,y plays, particularly Dave ParkeT'• beautiful throw to the plate ln c•e two. Forte cut to runner Eddie Murr~. and we Mver saw if the throw bounCed or came all the way home on the fly. Jo lbe next day's pre-game hichliibts. Parker 's run-sa•ing throw was not shown. In a 3-2 Pirate win, this ple.y at the plate can't be overlooked. 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NOCXEY -~"-NEW YORK ISLANDERS Ston•d 8r-y-en TrotUer. c:~ter, to• mvttl·v••' COf\ ltect R-led ""°''' Kallur and Yv"" Vautour, ~.from tncNanaPOflt of IN Cant••• Hock..-t.- N E W YORK RANGER!> -S•nl Biii Loc,..acl -Ray Mar1rt-.m, lorw••d\, ano Ed Ho\pacUr, d~fM\w~,, to Mt• ~••v•n of t~ Amet«., HoOo L•~ue Area Prep Football Log SUNSET LEAGUE EdllOn u r.1-"w. 43 '"""°" 1 0 Vat.ncle It 1 0 .... Hlll\ lrvtne lJiiluna Hiiis M U Tu•lln 1 0 Don LU90 lS 34 11· .. 11 17 Et-• ' S.odieW<k, !~ 1~ ~~~l::."' p Pl~)( ,, 0 lAQUna lloKll 1 71 laQ<lnaHlllt 11 Melero.I Oct." ot"-1Ha.- Oct. 2' -HYMlngton 8o4Kll Hov. 2-~n Valley lat 819 Al Nov.,___,,.._.,, (efHll) Hov. 1....-W !ft We1tmlns1WI FOUMM\ValleJ 1 EIOWMo 1 EIT-21 lAftt 9McflWl'-21 SenrlW 1•~ Oct.~ lat Hll) Oct. ts-M ...........,..,, • N.v. t-Nmft lot 1119 A) "°"· t t .. wllOl1 Ha<1lor lat OCCI ...... ,._....~ ...... 1 1 Irvine 0c t. 19'-<:Glllttrano Valley OcL 21-uvuna Beach (al MVI Nov. 2-Sen Clement• (el ~) Nov 0-<dM , .. 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Oct.~ u I llrawMy Oct. tt-Mlulon Vlo)o 7 I ICotelta Oct.~ ....,, ,___. ~...,,. e..<" ...... ._,,_aln Vat..,. lat OCCI Nool. tt UU@A>111f- Oct. lt--Uni"""'tv IM Newport) Oct. ~dll Mllr Cot OCCI HOV. 2-at lrvlne -Hov. 0-CO!.la M9w lat N-rtl Nov. IS-El T«o l•I Newport) Oct, 27-~ Hiiis lal MVI .Ho•, 1-0.... Hlllt Nov. t-at Saft c~te Hov. ,.,_,.. Cool"\•-\/alley Oct, It-at 8ljllop -.tVO/Nf'f Oct.,._ Pl~)( Nov. 1-at 51 Paul Nov t--81\hoO AM.ti Nov. U-So.-.He 41-ye.a~-old Marshall Vikes' Time Capsule In the beginning, there waa heaven aod earth and Jlm Marshall. It wu Marshall wbo put time iD a bottle. And the Minnesota ·vlklnp' 41-year-old de· feulve end, wbo •tarted hll 273rd comeeutlve 1ame llODQy nllbt •lalmt the New York Jet.a, appareatly bu thrown away the key to the cork. ••t'VJC aAP COACllU come up to me and _.,, '}.I be NaQ1 U Y~an ? How can be play tllat W.U wblD be'I 41 Y o&dT'" 1aya b1a c:Oada,BudGrMt. Jlm llanball -....... Vlklnc. Adt.,..w. lluteroC""""al. Grudfatlier. 11..-tMn wu a maa...., U. bll IDID4 off t.111• 419UDaUoa MMl ii ~ lllle trtp, Jt'I MarllWL 1119 lllll lbl' fOCICblJI la oGi1 nceeded bJ ....... ,.lit •. ......... LI tn b11 ,20tb NPL MUOn DOW, a .... ......... ~mmt for a mu wllo Uv• lD tbe e ' trenches. And, admittedly, bla contribuUona thia year have b¥n cWrereat than in t.be put., wbeo bis effortl were on.a ovenbadowed by the feata ol teammatet 1ucb u Alan Paae,or Carl Eller. .. WIL\'I' 1•• DOPtlG NOW la kipd of wbat the front ~ and tbe coacbel dilcuaaed lat 1ear ,•• said llanball, wbo liMI up at rlaht end oa tbe flnt cleftallve Ml1el but la uaully replaced bJ MC!Olld·year man Rudy Holloway dwiq the ftnt quart«. "Liit ,.... tbeJ talked a lot about me taton.1 (be Jomapr Idell. It'• 1 role I'm .cijUltbaa to better tbta ,_., I .._. to wtn. I nat. to ecmtrlbute to a Wlb._......_waylcaa.1' .... ..S Siler an ... DOW. lo an l"ru Tarll•DtOD aad •tell Tlncelboff. Altboucb llanball bu alwa11 bMa lllDneaota'1 elder atat.eama. 1tartta• all m sames in lllle Vlklllp' blltory, be LI men t.ban tbat DOW • .. , ..-. --------_., ----~-· --.. ,,. ... _ -,.. ---· ... -.... - "'" rov CX11CK1.r flltlN -:>lot! ll,,ilf'{j A,1//,J TAKe fl/£ /..'AGl<er /MCK. OAJ me AJREHANO :,.1oe. /"t,,1C6 THE' WclGll( tN we ~l(;f1( FOOT. nt~~UJY (INWf!l<..HflAIG m~ urr F<JOT tYdlV (Oii AR£ REAoy Tl) STl:P TtJ(l/Afi:O me 1Y£T /f;V() 1f10VC t/Jill!. rvel(Jlff 1¥TO THe ;,/(OT r/l'f PllACn.:11/G 1111~ "'ftxle 1111 f'Ro4.lr /)FA /111~R.01{ t/NTIL IT IS .;uAIPI TIOI.'~ 0. , ~./~ ' A Laugher • Braden's Way Easy to Take By DAVE CUNNINGHAM Of -Deity l'llet Mefl Vic Braden believes that laughing and learn- ing go together like lobs and volleys. and bis method is now be.ing proven in Germany just as it was borne out in Orange County. ··our first summer or operation in Germany was extremely exciting and successful ," Braden says, "and was proof positive that tennis LS de- finitely on the n se in that country." Over 2,000 persons vlsited the newest Braden TennisCoUegeon the <.ierman1slandofSylt thb sum mer. "THE GERMAN PEOPLE responded excep- tionally well to our system of inst.ruction, wbk h is identical to the one we employ at the Coto de Caza facility," Braden says Braden's approach to teaching tennis bas been compared lo a stand-up comedy routine, but his . results are convincing. No less an authority than Jack Kramer called Braden "the best coach in the United States " The Colo de Caza complex: located in the foothills overlooking Saddleback Valley, is now ac· TENNIS ceptmg rest•rvut1ons for its Nov 12·16 session. a 40 hour eour..t• aimed at those who coach or are in· tcrcsted in becoming coaches, . lnformatwn 1s available by phorung 581 ·2710 • * * NAMES IN THE s 1xm ANNUAL Laguna Niguel Classic Oct. 20-27 won't include J ohn McEnroe, Bjorn Borg or J immny Connon, but som e of the better "fringe" pros on the USTA· Penn circuit will be there. .. We expect to have a strong field of young in· ternalional pros, mctudJng ::>outhern CaltJorrua stars like Billy Martin. Tom Leonard and Byron Bertram," says Peter Paxton, owner of the host Laguna Niguel Racquet Club. "l',rom lhis group may emerge the McEnrocs, Borgs and Connors of tomorrow .. A field of 128 c1rcu1t pros will begin quahh 1n~ Saturday m11m1nf.: for U1(• 16 btc-rths ~Li ll op('n frum the toun uihicnl draw of H4 ~mifin<.1ls s tart Oct 'Z7 and the !mats arc scheduled at)loon Oct ~ Tickets will be a vailable at the club <496-4665) • • • * TIDS VEAR'S WIMBLEDON WEST touma· ment, a mixed doubles extravag!Jn&a wbJch con· eluded at the John Wayne Club, raised more lhan $10,000 for New Directions. a resident facility for recovering aJcobolic women . Defending open division champs JelT)' Van Linge and Gail Glasgow were forced to retire wblle leading their second·round match 6-4, S-1 due to a schedule conflict. Van Linge wu committed to the American Express tournament at Undborg Racquet Club in Hunting\pn Beach. The new open champs were Steve Simon of Irvine and Susie Warfield of the Balboa Bay Club, with a 7-5, 6-4 victory over Dan Bohannon and Sue Ince. • •• • ADMISSION WILL BE FREE when an OranJe County all-star team tackles top players from the J ohn Wayne Tennis Club Oct. 27 on the Wayne Club cot!rts in Newport Beach. The aforementioned Van Linge, Glasgow and Ince are in the lineup for the Wayne Club, along with Danny Salu, Anthony Emerson, Robbie and Lawrie Cunningham and captain Ray RuCfels. Steve Warfield has been designated to lead the Orange County all-stars, and be has yet to an- nounce bis 16-man and 16-women roster. * * • UC lllVJNE PRODUCT Jean Nacband, now a Women's Tennis Association louring pro, took Ume of( betW1*l the Toronto-Kachmond and Johnston· Be.rgen County tourneys to help promote a benefit in Vermont recently. , · Nacband and six other women pros played a round-robin with 24 sponsq_rs in the Karen Krantzcke Memorial benefit 'toilmament on Strai. ton MOW'ltain. Krantzcke was a summer camp tennis direc· tor tor the John N"ewcombe Tennis Center. She was known for her emphasis oo bard work and 1ooct sporumanship. Ne~ort Beach Tricathlon Set A \mlque athletic-event-a tricatbloa of sort1- l11cbeduled for Newport BeacbSaturday. A team relay, competitioa will include nm· nlnl, 1wlmminc and cyclllll. For the bearty wbo wlab to IO lt alone. there will_~ be Iron Man and Iron Woman c1tqorie1. · • Spomored by the Ancient Mariner and tbe a"ty P9Ucan Nltaurant.a, the COUfM wW •tart •t the Newport Dimes Aquatic Park wltb a lt.7-mlle (21.S ldlomlW') c:7cllq let at 9 a.m. ~ wW be a t .t ·mll• UO kilometer) namJn1 le1, capped by a •1ard 1wtm. _ ...,-fill an tD per tbree-penon team and '10 forindlYtduala. All proceeda wtU be ~ to tbt Callfonlia Special Olympics. l'or fw1.ber lnlormatJoD, pboGe Mt-Im. .. - FOR THE RECORD I TENNIS "18LIC NOTICt ·-llOTIC910 CltllN,... ...... ...., 141 ... lltOll c:iouaT fW TMe ITATefWCAUf!OalltANll THI COUWTY MCMt_,... 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BULLEY onno .. mces the formation d with offices at 19600 Falrchlld, Suite 250, lrvJne ~ (MacArthur at Jamboree) Telephone: (714) 851 -9135 home loons new and discounted trust deed notes real estate consultants L M. BOYD JACK ANDERSO~ Fear. Lives Many Recall 19. NEW YORK (AP) -Tbitt ta 1 torebod1.n1, an aa11t LU& d1~1 llke a dank odor. and'll 1ummed up to a ....._.. q\MlaUoa that people may be afraid to Ht ntn tbemaelv•: WW b.Latory repeat ttHJI? "°"thole wbo went lbrouab t.be October I.ta •tock martlet coUapee and UM GNat Depfelaion of tbe lllOI, tbe memortea are beln• revived. For Ul61• born lince, tbe tmactnatloa ls beinc rotlled almott u vMdly. T~ thouabll accompany them to work, to football 1arn•. Worriet reveal themselves in bar· room arcwnenu. A number ol people actuaUy are hffdil\I the advice of alarm.lats to stub away canned ioodl· America la obseniin& lbe 50th annivenary in a way that lt seldom does for its deat defeats, and the defeat ol It.a economic aystem was at Jeut u deatruc::Uve u a huae military loss. It cannot roreet . New.papen are filled wilb recollections, wilb comparisons between then and now. with u , suraoces, warnings and foreca,,ts. Evangelist.a of s urvival have made the best,selJer lista. No depression for them. What about the question. To begin with, wearer assured that things today are oot as they were in 1929 . Stock market credit, for ex.ample, is more restrlcti\te; sin~e 1974, a buyer must put up at least SO percent or the purchase price. In the 1920s soaie buyenl pyramided Uny lnv~stmeots into huge portfolios. You can't do that today, say the optimists. But others continue to see similarities. J uliaJ'l Snyder, publisher of "Inte rna tional Money line." an e'conomic newsletter, suggests we have merely changed cr~it styles. "Today, you can do the same lhing. speculate, with lhe rceently Introduced put and call options, and you can buy a $1 milhon TreasUT) Bill futures contracts in Chicago for as liUle as $800 " Besides. Snyder observes. stock debt is but a part af lh<' picture. Industrial countries are bor· rowing b11Uons to finance energy imports. And ad· vanccd nations. such as the t.;nited States. are lending b1llJons to less developed oat.Jons -money that might never be rcp<J1d. Housin~ debt 1~ alsQ..a bi gger factor today lh<tn in the 1920s Until recently. 1l was possible to bor· row 90 percent of the purc~c pncc, and pay the rest over 30 years at less thah\lhe prime interest rate Those who publicly promisl' that history won't r epeal itself probably have kft the mselves a private mental hed~c. it bemg that history won't repeat itself in precisely the manner of five de· cndes ago.· That. however . leaves much unsaid, and that a rea filled with speculation by those who be11eve econom1cs nuclutalc in 50-year waves The latest crest, they warn. 1s i.lbout t..o smash on the rocks . nut the only fully truthful statement that can be made abbut the whole mess, and economists general concede that the world economy is in a mess. is that nobody knows what the future holds. Ad Overlooks Minor Detail BRANCJMLLE, Conn. <AP> -Conrail, the bunch of bureaucrats playing with trains in the Northeast Corridor, took a full page ad in the New York Times the other day to tell the folks they're "back on the track." They got themselves 479 new locomotives. the ad said, and overhauled another· 2,7il, thanks to an investment of 2.3 billion doUars of taxpayers' money by the federal government. This also enabled them to buy 6,000 new freight cars, re· furbish "nearly" 52,000 more and lay more than 16 ·million crosst1es and "over 3,i!OO track miles of steel rail." With the throttle wide open on superlatives •. the P .R . man up there in the cab loudly tooted their born to let the public know that -irutead or "six collaps ing, bankrupt railroads" in the northeast comer of the country, we now have t J ~urselves a federally-run ~4,.. railroad that lost only 98.3 St million dollars in the past ew six months. compared ...._ _______ _. with 276.9 million in the previous six months. Right under the picture of an adult hand play ing with toy trains came the line: "The result? For the most part, tu.ins can now operate at scheduled speeds on Conrail's key rout.es." The blockbuster ad failed to oote that the 11: 07 out ·or Branchville, Coon., that very morning took two hours and 43 minutes to get to New York. The schedule calls (or an hour and 31 minutes. A milepost marker at the little red, long neglected wodeo station proclaims that Branchville is exact· ly 54 track miles from Grand Central station, which means the run averaged 19.9 miles an hoar. l\'.lart Site CHICAGO CAP> A "M,.ac.count's at another branch!' Chicago bus iness publication says the Merchandise Marl is planning a multi · million-dollar expansion providing 100,000 square feet of office space on the Chicago River . . . "No problem!' Califcnia First Bank's computer network makes every bnmch y0ur branch. So~ can be just as helpful to you out "town as we can at yoor neiihbodx>od d6ce. We have some of the most roodem I ~inbanking. And that's why things that are problei:ns ~ oth_er banks WT .. '!IS• are no problem at c.anfonua Fir&t -- • ••rr WIDE AREA COVERAGE ORANGE CO.-L.A . .• ,, .•• .;;::;. NOO~ON APPBOVEO CREDIT • --.. -Business DOCUMENTS SCA TTEAEO ABOUT CONSTITUTE PRICELESS TREASURY June OlcklnM>n, Owner of the Collection, Depend• on Food Stamp• for Survival Ma:gnificent Obsession Impoverished Woman Keeps Rare Items UVONli\, NY 11\~1 -June Ou:kmson has lost hf'r mont:y, hC'r home and her husband But i.hc still ha~ Hobert and Cl<J ra Schumann Mrs D1rkin~on abo ha:-. hopes of sc.'<.'mg a museum built to hou~t: h1•r collection of rare let· tcr.; and mJnu.,cnp~ by dnd about the great 19th t•en tury C.crman H1Jmant1<· <'om poscr and his p1anis1 v.1fe ,. Two mus1colur1!-t.., v. ho t xam1n1·d th•· items called thc·m "a pr1cl'I•·~~ tri·a..,ur~. and estimated that 1f sold 1nd1\ 1du:.illy Uicy might bnng IJ<:twten $200,000 and SI m1ll10n M r-. D1ck1n::.on, 55, who h vcs alone in a run· down three-room house and 1s supported by food st.am ps, Medicaid and w1dow.'s benefits. began col· lect10g Schumann items 32 years ago Al the time, s h e ai'ld her then·wealthy hus band were newlyweds. lJving m a 12·room mansion 10 nearby Rochester • • "I grew up next door to a retired pianist wbo played Schumann for me. -.o Eddie I her late husband> knew f loved hi:. mus1r .. she s<t1d in an in· len'.lew I ast w~, At tus sugg~l.Jon. ~he located one of the com· poser's grandsons. lo'crdmand. then in hh 70s and hvmg 10 depnvallon in post-World War II East Germany "We sent b1m food packagf!1' and he be~an to send us back manuscnpt.s. letters, first cd1t1ons, as fast as he could pack them up," she 5a1d l i I ., ..... ,,.... t ~ i!-llp• ••d •• ..,.. \ CJ d = .~ ..::.· "="' = . ='!"'~ z .... 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That almple ,old nd4lQI riDI YoU bousbt for lUO at most a few years a10 ta now ..ortb twice or even four times as much. You can't even ~ bl&b quali· ty 1old jewelry wit.bout neariq or b.reatlat tbe fout.flpre range. Yet. sold jewelry aales retn.ul ln • •P«tilcular up- surge, parttcularly gold jewelry for men -who have re- turned to an era of elegance and roma.DUciam in all attire. TD WHOLE BACKGaOOND spe11a "booama" for the swindlers this Christmas buying sea.son. You muat not go into the gold jewelry market now without. basic knowlecf&e d . what you're buying ln terms of karats, finiabinp, alloys, etc. Here is just a sampling of fundamentals: ( 1) 1be karat mark identifies the percentage of gold in an item. <Carat, tbougb, spells out the stone weight ln figuring the wei&ht of diamonds.) U an it.em is marked 24 K, it means it is made !lf 100 percent pure gold, with each karat repreaeoting 1 /24 part.a gold. Pure, solid gold ls 24 karats - too soft to be used by itself in j ewelry. It must be alloyed with oth e r metals for strength and hardness. Money's Worth If a piece of jewelry is marted 14 karat, or "1' K," il has 14 parta of pure gold t.O 10 parts of alloy. Or as a percentage, it is 58.S percent gold. U the Jewelry is 18 karat gold, it contains 18 parta of pure gold to aiK parts of aJloy. Nothing leas tban 10 karats can be called "Cold" or "karat gold," under U .S. government regulations. England allows the sale of 9 K ... gold" jewelry. CZ> AN AU.OY IS A metal composed of two or more metallic elements and it is used to improve its properties. Most alloys are obtained by fusing a mixture of metals. Gold is an exceedlngly veraatile metal, and many shades can be made by alloying it with special metals. K~rat golda are available in yello•. red, pink, green and white -with the color variatiooa made by varying the pro. portions of copper, Dickel, J.iDc ad &ilver in the alloy. The proportion of pure eold la u.ocbanged. (3) Fashion jewelry may be aold·plated, gold· electroQlat.ed or gold·wasbed. These items are defined by law. according to tbe percentage of real eold ln the jewelry -and if you are not familiar with the terms, you could be beguiled into paying "karat goki" prices for goki"i)lated Jt'Welry 10 Gold·filled jewelry, also known as "gold overlay ... 1s rated between karat and costume jewelry and i~ made by mechanically bonding a gold layer or layers to a base metal such as copper. It must have a fmeness of 10 karats or better ; the outer layer mu.st be at least one-twentieth of the total weight Thus, 1f a 14·karat layer has been used. the Jewelry should be marked "14 K gold filled" or "14 K G F .. CS) KOU.ED GOLD PLATE describes high-q uality costume jewelry Manufactured by the same method as gold-filled jewelry, the gold layer is less than one· twentieth the toe.a.I weight. Loot for tbe martinis tbat tell you the ratio of 10Jd to the meta.ls used: .. 1/40 12 K Rolled Gold Plate"or"l/401ZK R .G. P." . 16) Gold electroplate is jewelry that has bffn e'ec- trolyticaUy coated with at least seven millionths of an inch of karat gold. If lhe gold coating is thinner, the jewelry should be labeled "gold washed" or "gold flashed.'' If it is a thicker karat gold label -at least 100 millionths of an inch -the manufacturer can mark the produck "heavy gold ele<-troplate ·' Preferred 1n the t,; S in ftnt> Jewelry 1s 18 •karat gold. represent.mg 75 percent pure gold. In durability. the more karat gold in a p1e('c of 1ewelry. the longer at wall last Jewelry with a \'Cry thin layer isn 't meant to endure but rather to have a short hfe .Realtor Criticiz.es Honie Interest Tool ANAHEIM. CalJf. CBW) -Clark E. Wallace, presi· dent or the i30,000 member California Association of Realtors. Friday queslloned the administration's policy o1 using manipulation of interest rates as its primary weapon against inflation. Wallace. addressing the inflation issue at the 7sth an· nual convention of CAR in session here, said, "ln forcing a rise in interest rates, lhe administration bas in effect used bousiµg as a means of s lowing down· the economy. ·:we reel the more prudent course would be for the government to put its house in order by controlling its own spending and to thereby stop contributing to the inna- tionary spiral. •'Candidly speakin,_.,e can expect high interest rates to persist into early 1980 when a crucial slowdown in.. . economic activ\ty and the political realities attendant on next year's election should produce a return to lowered in· tereat rates. In the meantime we will all suffer together. "With the prime mortgage rate oh home loans at ui,., percent, a young couple musl have an annual income ~ approximately $30,000 in order to qualify for the purchase of a home in the California median price range of $85,000. "The impact of these. figures doesn't really sink in un· til you realize that the median family income in California today is $21,600 annually. · "lo an overall sense, the housing sborta1e will be in· tensified. lt is likely that only 200,000 bou.sin& unita will be bu.ill in California in um lnatead of \be Sl0,000 demanded by t.be ~umeT." AMC to Benefit In Renault Deal DETROIT <AP> -Renault. the ~ch carmaker, bas a1reed to buy Z2.~ percent Interest iJ\ American Mot.ors Corp .. tbe nrst time a company owned by • roreJcn eov· eroment has become a prlncipal shareholder in a major American corporaUon. ' Under the aareement announced last week, AMC set.a $150 mi.Won In new capital, a new model and acceaa to the latest t.ecbnolou, poplbly to use on lu Jeeps. The four- wbeel-drive eaihu led..\O a re1wseoc. by ooc•·•tn.&&Unc AMC. the nation'• •mall.st major carmaker, which had fTJ.J millkJo~a. oa NCOl'd aaJ• d ta.s bllliCl*l ln the • nine lllOlllthl Jae IO&lt. &erwalt. by tbe French IOftl"D.llleGt. ls tbe alxtb . \arplt carmater lD the wortd and, wttb su.1 bllUoa In aaMI IMt JMr, tbe elpt·latplt JDdultrtal tnle.l'priae out. t[Cle tbe uma-1 S&atea. Tbe deal marb .. the fo.da\ioD ol a De• wor\d com· ~Y WbeN AMC IDCl a...it wtU be lon1·t.rm com· petitors of GM ad P'ord," said Anid Jouppl, vice pretl· dentoltbe ~en .. ftnn ol Jabil llulr fr Co . ,, 7 . . •I IGHTS LATEST LISTINGS .. ~tva••a... .-0--~ ...... a.... ... ... ~,... ...... "'-.... ...... .... , .. .... .,.~..., "'6TCM ~· ... .,,.._. ~ ....... ~ ltU:Q .... POlooe f<IPleNI ~ M ~ ltOl'll •,_.Ill ... • llt004 AflOOa .... JN woo .. "'O '* ,....., '°' l!W -,,.,,,.,_,.,O ..... 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UO() MAUOE Anl'lu• convinc:w MIW06 that Wane. stioul<I seek p<ofes5'0nal help wllh hts ctnnlung P<obie<'rt I Par1 ~) • I LOW: LUCY l ucy Q1115 Wind ol Q dOC•. s.on 10 stl91"'8 Ricky s prcture ffi) 00< CAVETT Guest ~1anley K11uttmdfl11 C1) OVEREASY 8 A8CHEWS 0 Cl) JOKER'S WILD G) M•A08 'H Unr8Qu1t0d IOva <>eath. dang91. duly and tomlOOI· arv mal<e up a IYJ>'CBI day rn the 41<>77111 Q) SANFOAO ANO SON h ed buy!> a · llof · lelevt- !MOl'I 11nd · gets into hot Wlilf!f fll) 28TOHIOHT W MACHEJL I LEHRER REPORT , Guest~ Of OBnoel M111 .. , Otallann c,.,. 011 TIC TM; DOUGH 7:30 I) TWO OH THE TOWN Con""' Chung ond .StoYO 09.J MERV OAITT'IH Guests Tent>Msoo Emoe ro-o. ~·v V•t1 ~e Bob And@rson Greq Rractl0<d l<ctly Li'lnq 7:00 I) C8S NEWS 0 N&CNEWS 0 HAPPY OAVS AGAIN £ dw&rd'J la•l' <1 IOOll fll NIW Ille nllhOO:ll PCOnOmy •'> attechng vartCNi> people .md pl~ m ..OUll'>O<n C.11ht0<n•a ,JncJ 111sot an "•Pt'fl'7W!flt.tl Sold• Y1113QC 1n Ille m>eJOlt' ol lhtJ Au-1 1ona <k>Sert 0 SHANANA ClafUlftt-1 f;bt iMp 8 KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles D KNBC (NBC) Los Angele:. 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""' 0 Connot «!)MOVIE I Da11i i•.-Mo,,ies -AFTERNOON- •• ·~·~ l!il.,.,., 11'ht1 ~II C,n..oo"" 1 w -I i •f" ~~ l 1 rw -"' m.n ' Et) NOYA ,H08 (f ) C&SL.ATEMOVIE • • L AC/J.n' .. ' 1 r .. Nl)f'Y1f' ~ \rt1,.t {.,t'lh tr ..... ., •.ud Oon".J Md• • 12:00 0 * * . .,"The ROWhtOO """"' t 19!>61 tony CurtoS (.O'l>'e<' ...... 3-00 (fl)< • • • IJI l.ty 0111 "n<J Oi\UQnH•r~· """'-~ ''•'11 Ann<.,, Vounq J JO Q • • f1"1 11!!7.'1 ~-·' M1tlal>cJ. :-.am Elliot! ·' ' ,Gilligan's Looking for ms Own.-lsland LOtnsvILLE. Ky. CAP) -ls there Ille after "Doble Ollila" and "Gilligan's Island?" Indeed there is, says Bob Denver, though it may be SOJDething of a gypsy existence these days. Denver. 44, earned a bit of fame in the 1950s and 1960s, first as Dobie Gillis' beatnik sidek ick. Maynard G. Krebs, and later as the title character in "Gilligan's Island." the cooti· numg saga or a group of people s h i pwrecked on a deaert bland. . • Maynard ·G. K~bs would be proud or Denver's approach to his lat.est calling. Instead of run· ning back and forth between home and stage, Denver, 44, and wife Dreama, 29, live on the road. Out of a suitcase. AU the time. . THEY.VE BEEN married about two yea?'S'~ and have been traveling the dinner theater circuit' slDce tbe wedcl.lD&· "Our marria_ge is getting better and better," says Denver, who is appearing through Oct. 28 at the Derby Dinner Playhouse in Clarksville, Ind., across the Ohio River from Louisville He and his wife are featured in a production of "The Star· Spangled Gir l.·· a play by Neil Simon detailing wtiat happens when an all·American girl moves in next. door to two fellows Snyder Set for 7th Year ·'Tomo rrow' Solid Show .By TOM JORY Tuesday through Friday. The very little trouble getting people NEW YORK (AP) -NBC's program originated at first from on the show, because they ap- ''Tomorrow" premiered Oct. 15, NBC studios in Burbank. Calif . prec1ate having the lime to 1973, lodged in television's outer moved to New York City Dec. 2. Ullk ... limits. And Tom Snyder. the 1974. and returned 1.o Burbank More than 2,500 personalities program·s host from the start, June 6. 1977. have appeared on the live pro- finds it bard to believe he's Snyder broug)lt "Tomorrow" g ram, which has aired 1,250 about to take the late-late·rught back to New York again last t1qtes through the six seasons, interview show into its seventh June 24. when he began his often from exotic locations - year. ..Prime Time Sunday" assign· like Vietnam, l{.ong Kong, "Thal lime, with no sponsors, menl. Puerto Rico. Chicfio, Nashville. I didn't really think we'd be HE REFLECTED on the pro-and the leper colony on the around very long," says Snyder, gram's first six years in a Hawaiian island of Molokai. w b o doubl es ( o day as telephone convers ation rrom The program has been noted anchorman foe NBC's "Prime Philadelphia, where "Tomor:· for its provocative themes and TimeSunday"newsmagaiine. row" was being produced on controversial guests. location. . . "ANYTHING THAT goes "BUT SOllEHOW, we caugb\ "First and foremost , it's bump in the night seems to in· on. There wu somet.rung abolA personalities," he says of the • terest people at that hour." says your guests, show's success -Snyder won an Snyder. "We began with a k>t and thetooeof Emmy for "Tomorrow" for the more on sexuality because, I'll the sbow1 that 1973·74 season, and both he and admit, we were trying to make at t r a cl e d the· program were nominated a splash. guests as well after the 1975-76 season. "Now, we try to stay current, as viewers at ''If you ean take any issue. in lune with the things people that time of then find the penooalllies who are interested in." the morning. can bests~ oo that issue, YoU Snyder says NBC researchers ' • T b e normally . bave an entertaining estimate the program's au. viewers knew conversatioda. dieoce as high u 5~ million. tb.ey wouldn't "I'm very fortunate that I The grind -''Tomorrow" and setYDH see an in· don't baYe t.o get all my ques· now "Prime Time Sunday" - tetviewthatwouldlastfiveorsix lions in inSlde of 10 minutes. l bas begun to wear on him. minut.m .nd aay little," Synder can allow \be guest to meander Snyder aaya. s a11. 0 8Ddtbepestaftdn'thave a bit. "It's fUllll)', but this year, it's to worry about~ bwnped off "LEON JAwoasKI. wbo wu really started t.o be t.oll·takin&," theeoucbfonomeoaeebe." on the other nlgbt. tokS me be be aays. "A month ago, I took. '"Tomouow" folloft Jobnay likes Ule show because he can two ween off, and I'll be doing' canoa•• '"hmlbt" abow .i l Ul1nk out loud oa a subject. Even more ol that. Still, it "s bard to a.m .• foar ....-... • week -at. Chat-oddball hour, we have let 10. Ilove doine the show." ~...;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~:::::~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;:;~~;;;;;..:;;;;;~ ~~t~( rl• tM ~c.,. 0~ ~gift ~ ~-e!! .......:.::-. ....... .. \I trylq to publlah • .. .AM" ma1ul.De. •'TR£ 11ANY LOVES ol Dobie Gillis." 'with Dwayne Hickman in the lead role, wu broadcast 1959·62. "Gilligan's Island ," featuring Alan Hale Jr .. J im Backus and Tina Louise, aired 1964-&>. • After severa l years on televis ion. and a .st.ml as Woody Allen:s ~replacement in the Broadway production of "Play It Again, Sam ... Denver says he "discovered dinner theater m '71. .. It wus love at Cirst sight, he says. Not only was it steady and satisfying work. but 1l rescued him from the eye-burning smog of Los Angeles. his home for 20 ye an. i\LTHOU~H PLANS don't m- clude anything as setUed as buy· - ( ID.S • home. t.be 0..ven do pl.a lo establis h some root.a ID Tacoma. Wub'.. ia Novem._.. .. J•m Sofas to ope11 • Bob Denver D•nner Tbe•ter In Tacoma next month." be says. "I give them my name-and let them have the responsibility. I 'd like to take this show up there. -Later this year. the Denvers p l an to ca rt the s how to Australia WHEN THERE is a spa~ fe_; days. the Oenvers rellre to a re- mote area in Hawaii where. in true Krebs fashion. they spend their ti~ "doing nothing •· For her part, Dreama is think· ing more along the lines o ( Oen ver·s character 10 "Gilligan's Island." Someday. sh~ says, she hopes l.bey can have a small South Pa,.if1c is land all to themselves. / ... ...,~ ON THE ROAD NOW Actor Bob Denver ""IEYOHO THI DOOR .. -rHE DAU•fll So . Co11t '" ""'" ,,,, ~·~· \ l"O l "\104 I• tr P •"·~ THI seucTIOM OF JOI TYMAM Ill -.....t ... . . .............................. .: ..... I~ NOW PLAYING ha1unnl! Or. Jamo ~ I ftOOWTWd family ps~'IC ,md tw-.1·'1.'iUn, MllMr Understand the pre~ures that are tearing families apart: Discover practical ways to help make your fami ly all you want it to be. TIJESDAY. OCTOBER 16 9:30-tO:OOPM • KIU-TV, CH 9 , : . . ., •• • • .,, 'I ,. •' • . ·' . .. ~: •' ... #I .. . '. :: t . {;;;). r d""·•nl• lC' Nt WPOKl RW?OltT • OlilffU ... .,.._. .. edl M4-07'0 Olllf ......... , ... .. 3 -- CINEDOME \ I ! .... , t L ~ ~ CltAPllA• AVE. IS.A. FWY ORHGl 1,...2553 11111 llnflll .\ •. 4;tt .JM -\Oot Ill .. l!ltl ltl ... ttt ll 00 fWO AMllt lllfll IMAMI Of , .. JUNOU Ill . ~ fUNNIL YISfOH 1•1 _., '"MON'S Ltfl Of .. IAN Il l \1t .. ~IS ... 1Ma<IS & 10:00 ~ lil!CDOWIU e OAVIO WAINca flMI AFTll flMI (N l ,_,,ttel.ao91 ... & 1t1U fWO "°"'' Nini IMAMI Of fHI JUNGU 111 PlUS TUNNIL VISION 111 -rUIOI ,..., fWOI"" INYOND THI DOOi 12111 '"'' 1"1 DAIK111 ........... ~ 'MU.IAMI ... AMlllCAN MAIFrrl (N ) PWI 'IGY. N,Na'I IANDIN I &.Qo............ .. ee. ...... •• .. ovu111 ... .. "91CMWM!Nt twO .., """ ..... OfTMl~ltl MW ?-. VlllOM111 ,,.,.. ...... • 0 "' ... ---= ... , TMIOMON,_.Cllt .... ......... • Community Theaters Mouin Acwr-director · ~~_...,. . . J • . at TO• 1'll'U8 .............. He ... ..,. tawotwid lli 90lft• •ual\Y .__ oe the o,... COUt for .. lut Uu'M ytan Ol .... W., but .. wW tat• mQ1 ,., .. •au a. .1u&11·~ ..... ...... a. cleill n'ldttb S.. 411 ..... attbe •••ot•.lw wt thnt &oc&I U..a'9r ll'OQPI lD I ., ... fll .... Aad WMo the n•m--wtu, olf, au U\19' m1o&1t fMe tM protpect of replac- ln& I ...... Who WU virtually ll"' replac:eable. Ben wu ~ld~ot of the Sad· dleback Valley Communlty Theater, and It ls lar1ely clue t.o 'hla efforta that the Ml1111ion Viejo • 1roup will be movln1 lnt.o lta own home ln January. He also waa.•cheduled to direct the rmt productJoo ln that faclllly BE WAS A880Cl.ATE direct.or of th e Irvine Cofhm unity Theater and had played leading roles in "The Odd Couple" and "Twelve Angry Men" this season, closing in the latter just a week before he died. He also dlrected the highly regarded drama "Ladies at the Alamo" tor ICT lb.is year. reall~lng a personal goal. And he W'as ln rehearsal for the drama ·:·suent Nlgbt'. Lonely Night" -which he was direct- ing and playing a leading role - at lbe San Clemente Community Theater . Ben J ulzi was a man who habitually went in two or three directions at once. And he loved ~r..,.,...,,._ OUCH -Ben Jut.zi (bottom) with Joe Cordio in "The Odd Couple" at the Irvine Com· munityTheater in January . it. Community· theater was his life and. upon rediscovering the st.age afte~ a long ~bsence. he involved bimselC in tt as ~uch as was humanly possible. HE WAS. unquestionably, the driving force of the Saddleback V~ll~y Community Theater. whi~ be joined ln 1976 to play the leading role in the group's second production. "Blithe Spirit." He became publicity chairman for SVCT the follow- ing year and, just last summer, ••• •a.ct.ed pretldeat. Over the lut U "'O"tht, 8m lnvolved hhuelf in elebt tbowl for four dltterent t.beaten, oec. dlr•cUD& oae pJaJ wbUe ..,........ 101 ln another almultaMoully . When queatlontd ibout bla theatrical hyperact19lty, be'd smile and aay, "WeU. lt aure beats hell out of atayt.nc home.. and watcb.lnc TV. doen'tlt'l'" Ula three years ol yeomadllke service t.o community.theater on the Oran1e Coast are well document.eel. What doesn't show up ln the vital,}.laUat.ica la hia immense popul&rity offat.age. An ~·l!'•~ly outloinl and IOd person, be wiU be remembered as a man of great talent. ln· telllgence and wit. who tf'Uly enriched the lives of tboae who ltnewh.lm. I AM PROUD to include myself 10 U.at latter group, bav· Ing worked with Ben on a number of shows and shared with him our designs of theater of the future in the Saddlebact and Irvine areu. Ben figured greatly in t.ho6e plans. and it's difficult t.o believe be won't be around to carry them out. Somehow the shows will go on, a s they must . at Saddleback Vall ey. Irvine a nd Sao Clemente. and others will step in t.o continue the work be began. But it will be a long time. if eve r. befor1! we see the likes of a Ben Jut.21 m community theater again AFI Tribute ·to Stewart · HOLLYWOOD <AP> -Actor James Stewart w s l c Fri· d a y b y trustees o f 1 the American Film Institute to receive the AFI 's life a chie vement awa rd. G eo rge Ste vens Jr., director o r A F J , a n . n1wA1tT nounced the award al a luncheon of the AfTs national conference •. on film a nd telev1s1on. The award will be presented Feb 28. 1980. "For 45 years Jimmy Stewart has brough't American charac ters to life on motion picture scr eens around t he wotld, .. S t e v e n s s aid "He 1s a meti culous and versatile actor whose work has mnst certainly fulfilled our criterici of having ·stood the test of l ime "' THE TALL. thm Stewart. 71. bro4ght rus slow drawl to nearly 80 fil ms. They Include "Mr No Autogr~ph But Woody Gives Fan a Part OLD BRIDGE, 1' . .I. (AP) -All0111117 DePeola approaebed Woody Allen ln a New Yortr ~ant lut year bopinl to set an autoll'•ph. Instead, tbe Old Brldp teen·acer l&Dded a part in the ,_film star's next movie. DePaolia, 13, recently completed filmlng an Oyster Bay, N.Y .. for a movie co-starring Allen and Jesstca Harper. "He looked up and just stared at me for a while He then quiet- ly told me no. r could not have his autograph I felt awful." DePaola recalled ALLEN THEN HANDED the youth a card and told him not to read it untH he returned to his table where his parents were wait· ing. "Hi. I'm casting for my new major motion plcture and would you like to come for a screen test?" the card read. It also con· laioed information on where and when the lest wouJd take place. All DePaela had to do when he showed up. he s aid, was stand up in front Allen-no audition, no light and no resume. AU en apparent- ly liked what he saw. THE FRECKED·FACED boy, with braces on his teeth. spent several weeks before the camera wearing a beige suit, a bow-tie .and his hair parted in the middle. He was filmed running, walking, playing friabee and chulng a young girl. The fllm. which is still in production, does not yet have a title. Smith goes t o Washingtor •. " · 0 (! t r y Rt d es Ag a in ." "An<1tomy of a Murder," "II a rvey." "Seventh Heaven." ··Cheyenne Autumn ... "Sbenan· d o a h ... "The Man fr o m Le.r amie." "Rear Window," "Ve rtigo" and "The Spint of St Louis " The life achievement award is given each year by vote of ~ tnstitute·s board of trustees .to an incliVldual "whose talent has in a fundamental way contrlbul· ed to the filmma king art; wb~ accomplishments have beeo acknowle dged by schola rs. critics. professional peers and the general public. and whose work has stood the test of time." THE SEVEN previous re<:1· p1ents were the late John Ford, James Cagney. Orson Welles. Wilham Wyler. Bette Davis. Henry Fonda aod Alfred Hitchcock. Stewart won an Academy Award as best actor iD 1940 for hts rote in .. The Philadelphia Story." and was nominated for the academy's best actor award four other lime:. 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I NS~~E: •Ann Lapcten •Happenings •Erma Bombeck •Cl•1llflecl ~. 0Dto0w 11. 1111 .. • Eleetrle Car To Run Roads •1 DSNNll M~LEUAN oe .. ....,.._,._.. • Wbeonw Oo.la Mea• car · dea)er Frank PUcaUs 1oe. for a demoutn· UoD lll6D ~aftl l\op md ....,.. andfellowmotoriat.tdodou ... takea. "People are always wavtQ1 and bollerln1. • • says Pakalk That's Wlderstand1ble Alter all, there aren 't many Roadrunner Galaxies oo the road. At leut not yet. The Road.rwtner Galallie m an all· electric car, and persons who stop to slare may be witnessing the futUf\A wbizby. The three·wbeeled car, manufac· lured in Anaheim, resembles a glorified golf cart with a ~rin1: wheel. It reaches a top speed of 31 miles per hour and can travel 80 ti. 100 miles on a single charge. "YOU CAN DRIVE this car for half a penny a mlle," says Palcsik, who last month became Orange County's first Roadrunner Galaxie dealer. lie says the money saved on the gasoline and mamtenance required by a standard car will pay for the Roadrunner Galaxie's $2,4.95 base price in two years. With gasoline topping $1 per gallon and the prospect of the United States following Europe's lead of $2 to $3 per gallon, it seems the electric car js a machine whose time has come. IMO \o devt lop batt•n·powered vtblc&el, Dndletl that b~ ttlS at lHlt 100,oOo elect.rte vetucl wUI ·be OC\the~. · -. LA8T llONTB NO L£88 a ifetrolt heavyweJOt than General Motors anoouneed'that It would belia sellin1 elecUc~powered can by the mid· '80s and that by 18, the.e cars mJeht ac· count for 10 percent of GM's produc· lion. Si.Dee April, about 700 Roadrunner Galaxies have been sold, mainly u1 Hawaii, Palcslk s ays.. Dealerships sooD will open in Houston and PboeoU and 15 more dealerships are planned for California, he says. The 340-pound car (360 pounds with the hardtop) is made of steel and fiberglass and comes in a variety of colors. · Its two motors are run by two bat· teries, while a third battery powers the horn, windshield wipers and tum s ignals . To charge. the bat~ery charger is plugged into a standard 110 volt electrical outlet for two and one·half hours. · ALTHOUGH GENERAL MOTORS envisions its electric car to be able to reach a top speed of SO mph, the "Roadrunner Galaxie is designed basically for city s treet driving As such. it makes an ideal second or third car, Palcsix says. "We find that housewives really go for it," be says. "They use 1t to go to the grocery store or do errands." ,. J ~G460 I Bectnc car dn·ven by Frank Palcs1k might be wave of the future '· In fact, at least seven companies are rrianufactuOng electric cars, ac- cording to U.S. News and World Report. Palcsik, a former construction company owner, saw the car on a TV news program. Bored with sem1- retirement after two months, he sug- gested to the Anaheim ftrm last spr· 1ng that he be its first Oqinge C<lunty 1s !>till a cun os1ty, Palcc;1k feel\ that once l)t.>ople )(el used lo !>tttng eltc tr1c car.. on thl! road, sales wUI take off I think 1t o; a fun car," he says. It <; run to <.lnvt• and 1t 's very easy on } our J>O('kctbook And the Department of Energy. which budgeted $41 million for fiscal .. ' Happy Birthday When Thomas Alva E<llilon invented the phonograph it was bailed as "The Greatest Invention of the Age.'' But that musical diversion didn't bold a candle to another of the Wizard or Menlo Park's 1,000 P,atented inventions made during h.UI prolific lifetime of t,inkerlng. One-hundred years ago this month the fruits ol ooe and one-half yean of labor and 1,200 experiments paid.off. On -Oct. 21, 1879, Edison lit a lamp COD· taining a carbonized thread for a filament and the world's first electric llahl bu.lb was reality. · • Edl100's device, which waa patented the. i following ye&r, ended the efforts of many other scientists who also were wortdn& to perfect an lncandescent llebUnc system to replace the inadequate cas lamp. By May 1880, the first eom.merclal in· at.allatioo of Eclilon"• ayatem-115 lamps- was mllde on tlle at.e,mablp "Cohambla ... By 1M1 the bwentor'a lilht bulbe were lllumlnatinl a New York CttJ fadcl'Y for the flrl\. time and the a1e of tbe eledric U~t wu oa lta way. By the end of b1I Uf 6, the one-time "ad· clled" boy "who would never amount to anythlnl," bad left beblD4 a ~acy ol ln· ventlOlll tiat lnchlded. a snotkin picture camera, a m1c~1 a wte neorder and an Improved 1toclr ucker tJltem. But of all the bundnc11 of cleriees BdllCm and bll llalf of resetrcben created, none eo atreetM the world'a1 h1I .a.ctrlc lllltt ~lb. Tbat'• why on tb• _.enlne of Oct. 21, J.911-tbr'M days aftet Edlaon'• deatb-Pr e1ld1• t Herbert Hoover ur11d Amertam to t\U'tl off tbtlr llPta u a trl .... ADii mto brief dartmeu ftllt tbe aatioo ltdilOa hid Wumlntted. -°"""' NelAlltM dealer. · Although the Roadrunner Galax1e Besides. he adds. 1 t 's ooU uooo-f ree. Program Aids Witne~ provides 24-hour Hotline advice and support court appearances BY .IO&L C. DON °'_..., __ for Maureen had second thoughts about letttne her ei&bt-year-old daughter testify at ber ·child molestin« trial. The trial -contrary to her wishes -was open to the public. And Maureen (Dot her real name> bad been barred from the courtroom" ac- c used by the public defender of coaching her child in court. But her'daUghter was not alone. Maureen could count on the West Orange Victim/Witness Assistance Program to escort, counsel or get messages to her da~gbter, without sacrificing time from work. "Let's face it. a lot or people won't put their children through this ," said Maureen, who chose to r~IT\l&.in anonymous to protect her daughter's privacy. .. THERE WAS NO QUESTlON Ill my mind that without victim/witness I would have still • pursued this further,'' she said, but added, with the service l was more comfortable." The pilot program, based in the West Orange County Municipal Court. offers emo- tional support as well as information on cQurt procedure for persons who may be ap· grebensive about the prospect of testifying - often for the first time-in a criminal trial. In addition to s upportive counseling, the program provides emergency transportation, shorl·t.erm day care and meals for children, crisis intervention, updated time schedules on witness appearance and speakers. Funded by a three·year grant from the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration, the year-old program serves West Orange County. including Huntington Beach, Fountain Valley and Seal Bed'ch. Additional funding and demand may ex· pand the progTam to the entire Orange Coast area, according to Harriet Bemus, coordinator or the assistance service. .. · . . . a· lot of peoplft.. won 't pu~ their children through this, ' ... Any Oringe County resident can uae the U.hour hotline -95'7·2'73'7 -ror advice or sup- port on an upcoming court appearance. Each month, proaram volunt.een contact lbout 800 witnesse• to confirm appearance dates and provide co~lln1 or other services. Some ol the voluntffn are stuclentl from Orance Cout Coll•••· .UC Irvine and Cll State. · Loni Beach. Tbey set colle1e credit for their • crlmlul J•tlce or pre·law study prolJ'am, 111. Bem•ncMd. r~:'wi\netlH are frtlb_. or re- laetant to y, abe aald. · ••OftSN PBOPLS ~ ........ .wb1t U..,'re belnc nbpoen..d for, or tMJ form . . \ ).. l a psychological block and forget the cnme." she said. "We refresh their mcmones." ·'It may be a real fear.'' the Newport Beach resident added. "Som etimes they may be fri&htened by coming t.o court. Oft.en it'a juat a matt.er ol talldnl to them." SoaMtlmee tbe .ahmteen wW walk a~ ness to the courtroom or give tours of the court • racility before the appearance date. "I'm 1oing to be a lawyer and I feel like I'm getting experience everytime I go into court. r The police treat the victim as evidence,' Ms. Bemus said~ 'They don 't really have time to talk at length with a victim.· feel I'm ready to try a case," bo8$ted Antoine Marengo, 39. a graduate student from Cal Slate. Long Beach. Employers sometimes will be called to con· vince them of the importance or allowing lhetr employee to testify, Ms. Bemus sllld She noted that the program is studying the cost-effectiveness of witness support services and the attitudes of companies and employers on employees who've been subpoenaed. T he program already has received wide sup· port from the distncl attorney's office and trial Judges. Ms. Bemussatd BUT WITNESS AND VICTIM SERVICES don 't end wtth the tnal. Voltmteers can act u co-between durin& a delicate restituUon prooesa. And victima are ad- vised ot tbeir elilibWty ror reeelvias atate com· pea.aatim. Tbe focm .C tbe pt"Olnm. t.ow.rrer. la emo-tional supportive care. ·'The police treat the victim u evideaee," Ms. Bemus s&Jd. "Tbey don't really bave lime to talk at lenitJJ wit.b a victim." Frequently, witnesses a_re frightened or re_Juctant to testify. And the program can s ave court time. educatmg witnesses and cleanng up .m1sconcep· t1ons about lesial procedure. "We have people who feel that the prosecu· tion attorney 1s their attorney," she said. "Som e people feel that the public defender Is gomg to be their lawyer be<:ause they're the ·public· defenders " Child abuse, wife bealmg and rape victims can be referred to rape cn s1s centers, domestic violence hotllnes or county agencies. And tbe pro- gram provides referral services for medical needs. flnanc1al assistance or legal aid>. "If people have family. that's fme,'' Ms. Bemus said "But some people. especially seruors. don't have family to call on. "They bottle up When you'r e all by · yourself and a seruor, it's very fngbtening." ............... Program Director Harriet Bemus consuf!S with W1/untHr Cr8'g LAach. ,. • , . . . ' • -L- 1~. Octobef 11. 1911 ANN' LANDERS/ ERMA BOMB ECK I HOROSCOPE . • • · S111-prise, C~bheanhala and· ~Double ·Treat • \ · ., l\Jllln- 1 ·---.... ... t UbrM ar, tudl akot ....... ft., •••n ,\ '-obes~. · ~ • No~ 991,..,._ 55J;:rkif· ...... _. •• a .......... ......,. .. o.a. .... 15, ....................... ,._ ., ... their Newport Beadl .._. IMt ,.._...,to .. cort \beua '°a,...,,..._.. at tM l.lrilr• l re1taurant. ••Jtpftll• .. , By Judith Olton Tbe ~ WU their da\llht.er', .,......._ a .. ~ 12, who had been 1avtq all ber mooey from kr ftnt summer Jobs for, the treat. . Dominique allowed u bow ahe could have hired a carria1e with a televiaiOD and bu but since they weren't travelinc far, it didn't seem to make sense. .. It wu a wonderful, ~c evening," Mrs. WUllama said. "After dinner we went and walked on the beach . ., ~ Puerto aleo, Mttai.· de Cr•'* Martln.lque, Pal.ato Otdudo lroe dM J>om•mcu etepubUc, ucl u ml told rum eoum.. Tti.er• w11 mu1te br Ir• See.•••••'• ••rocue Ju. SAHmb&e Ud, at tbe other end or &be eowtJard, a It.el band . .,.,.... ud cand* lloaUaa on the pool acldM tM perfect ftn11hln1 touch to tbe luab aet· Md "*' wbat-0.. -..tberman pro-•JUlt·riP\, bawy ev.w.a. __, "*"' were _, ........ PIM _. S. ..... aew. hu ._...,Vie ud Sally .._.,_, ... Xeell MUM. N.-. Cdlel, llr . ... .,._ Qaartee Price aacl ..,_, Lewb, the owner'• fat.bier. nt. Greater Irvine Industrial Leque had a double treat lut week wbea members enjoyed wine and cheese at the Newport Harbor Art Museum. ID addition to seeing the new ellhlbit of Oran1e County art. the members and guests were treated to a performance by the Irvine Master CboraJe. Some members of G UL admitted it was their first time inside the museum and to them we say "shame." We hope they return oft.en. CbarloUe A. Braatley. the Dolf BalliH, David T. Blaaekbora, llolaad ud Dorollay Barkbut, Todd Nlcltols, Bevw IUtela, Martia Brower, Jeff Weblla•ff, Jlaa Patteno• and 8•perriMr aad Jllra. TeiomH alley were amon1 guest.a. '"' ./ There's a new hotel In ~· Beach and we're going to be among the first to try it out. So what ii it's just a few miles from home? The ambiance of the 'Hotel San Maarten is worth every btt of praise it has received so far. Tbe chorale may next be beard Sunday. Oct. 28, when it performs "Gloria," by Francis Poulenc and "Overture to Creatures of Prometheus," by Beethoven. 11~ket 1nfonna- tlon ia available by'calling 5'2·1190. HAPPY BIRTHDAY -A ride in a chauffeur· driven limousine ~~s part of the birthday OMly ..._. ...... ..,·~It~ s urprise 12·year·old Dominiqu~ Rourke gave her parents. Paul and Mona! Owner Mel Lewta, a Los Alamitos radiologist who revamped an old bot.el, said the project was simply a labor of love and something be wanted to do as a personal state· menl. ~ It was Carol Seanu•s 21lt birthday lut Monday and so a logical place to celebrate-waa the Laff Slop with its male striptease. Most of the party is employed al M1dine's Health Club for Women. · ~· The funds were given to the juniors last spring· in the Disneyland Community Service . Awards program in recognition of the mem· hers' volunteer service at t.be medical center. It was previewed last week during a festive Caribbean gala l)enefiting the Affiliates of the Metropolitan Opera National Council, Orange County District Auditions. W6 eh)oyed a lavish buffet stralgbt out of the Caribbean: Pollo a la Aaridulce from Ms. Semenuk was teased a bit herself but all members of the party bad a lot of fun, ac· cording to n.1 Nate, one of the lnstlgaton. Others attending were DebMe Sprt..1er, RobiD Boeck, Ca&lly Ka1nlnakl and Ca&lly Devel&o. Grass is . Always Greener In wrapping up the garbage the other day, my eyes caught a story about executives who were complaining about the five most time· consuming events in their day. They include (a) telephone conversations, which wore them down; (b) mail, especially OJl Mondays; Cc> meetin~s. which were often e~o I • trips for the people who called them; (d) buSi· ness lunches, in which the conversations were . often indjgestible, and (e) comm~. which is nothing to do. THE HOME FRONT has an entirely dir· ferent set of time·wasters which I hav~ listed below m no particula r order. Looking for my readmg glasses. I spend an average of four hours ·a day trying to find my glasses ao I can read labels, manuals, instruc- tions and recipes on bow to save time. Having a meaningful conversation with my husband. When the history of waste is written, having a conversation with a man who is com· atose will go down as the mos t futile exercise of all time. Little teasers like. ''What do you want for dinner'>" "Why would Sgt. Miller. 13th pre· cinct, be calling you?" "Dr. Foxfire wants to talk with you about your tests," "It only cost $450, but I figured you only live once,'' all fall on dear ears. Cleaning the bathroom. I am convinced nothing will ever come or this. Within minutes, yea , seconds, the Ules will bead up with motature, hair will aprout la tbe drain and beam to grow, towels will fall to the floor. soap will tum to liquid. empty shampoo bottles will multiply, faucets will drip and toilets will run. The other night I asked my husband. "How was your day"" He talked for 45 minutes and then asked, "What did you do all day"" Thank goodness. we didn't waste time listening to one another's answer. The Orange Distnct. Junior Membership, California Federation or Women's Clubs. bas presented a check for $20,000 to the UCI Medical Center. · AT CARIBBEAN GALA Mel Lewis, left, and father, Barney Lewla ... ../ 0.tty. PllOI \uff P- MR. ANO MRS. CHARCES PRICE At San Maarten Opening ( H oroscope ) Sock it to 'Bemused' WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17 By SYDNEY OMARR ARIES (Mar. 21-Apr. 19): You finish taak, a.ssipmenl in proverbial blaze of gloey. You receive added re· cognition, services improve, depeo· denta reverie procedure and do somethlq for you. . TAUS\18 (Apr. 20-May 20): Coa· tact, .emotional vulnerability, creative r esources are featured along with intensified relationship. Children, members of opposite sex dominate scenario. GElllNI (May 21-June 20): Dig de- ep, protect territory. Older individual tends benefit of experienee, could become valuable ally. Be aware of values, apprai.lala. Aquarius, Leo; Cancer natives fipre prominenUy ~ You can reaain sense of direction .. operation.·' Key is to be discreet, to wait for facts, to avoid casting first stone. What appears to be a defeat could boomerang in your favor. Ac· cent on closed doors, films, secret de· sires. SCOaPIO (Oct. 23·Nov. 21): Win way through charm, persuasion and personal appearances. Aura of glamour is present; be discreet, abow that you are capable of keepina a confidence. . SAGITl'AlllUS <Nov. 22·Dec. 21) You get needed backing, chance to exercise authority and to invest in a personal project. Superior lends sup· port, makes room for you at more elevated position. Capricorn, Cancer natives play aignficant roles. Past favor is repaid. CAPalCO&N (Dec. 22·Jan. 19): DEAR ANN LANDERS : "Bemused in Berlin's" statement that an "impor· tant change bas occurred in Ameri can women these past 20 years" was an in· suit to every woman on the face o( the earth. He referre d to an unsightly pbyeical deformity known as "Balloon Butt" or "Pillow Hips." The idiot uked, "How does a woman who must know she is beina observed from all aoeles feel about lbe shape s he is in? U ehe doesn't care. does it mean she is mentally unhealthy? If she does care and refuses to remedy the situa· lion with diet and exercises, does it mean she i.S a slob?" . Would you plea~e ask that riiale chauvinist pig if he has looked al American MEN lately? Or in the mirror maybe. Then suggest that he reread tha\,claat paragraph and substitute HE ins~ad of SHE. A•• La11ders load of upy fftpemea fl'9m .... etl wlto had a lot to say o• Uab ••bjed. a .. yoa aakl It best. "Be•ued" doesn't soaad like he'• wrappe4 wery tll.'t. and I was deligllted Uta& to ma.ay readers toeked It &o talm. DEAR ANN LANDERS: My father passed away 24 days before my 16th birthday. He had .cancer, and we all knew be would never get well. He was a wonderful person, so full of run and good sense. Everyone adored him. cess E\'t'l]'one had :i ternfic lime. Dad's two sisters are barely speaking to Mom and me They say it was a dis· grace to ha\ e a party three weeks after Dad died Was 1t ? Our whole family respects what you think Please give us yo u r o p1n 1o n -B E RKELEY GAZETTE READER DEAK B.G.: I applHd yov motller's fi>urage. I'm aare •lie dldll't feel much like Jlviq • party, bat she folJowed your dad's lnatractiou. As for Cite aaa· ties -gtve 'em • deaf ear and &be Deep Sill. DEAR ANN: You once printed a Jet· ter from a woman who felt hurt because he r husband never bJessed her when she sneezed. You said some people are "Gesundhe1ters," others are not -de· pendmg oo how they were brought up. Last Sunday in tbe middle of the pastor 's sermon my husband let loose a window·rattling sneeze. AU eyes were on him. Ke nearly died of embarrass· ment The pastor , in a rich, melodious voice. said. "God bless you•" Everyone laughed. My husband felt a tremendous CANCD (June 2l·Juli 22): Ac· cent OD abort trip, improved com· municatlon with restleas relative. Expand operations; realbe that popularity is on upswing. More penoaa do want to bear from you, to • become familiar with your views, opinicm and upiratloaa. You overcome barriers, including distance, education and language. Potential ls greater than you might have anticipated -know it and pro- ceed accordingly. You finish project and are relieve4' of burden. The num.ber 9 fl~ prominently. AQtJAlllUS (Jan. 20·Feb. 18): You get to heart of matters, especially where money and love are con· cerned. Leo and another Aquarian figure prominently. One close to you What's different about American women these days is that they refuse to accept a double standard of judgment from sickies like him. If we are willing to overlook their beer bellles. balding pates, hanging flab and varicose veins. they should be able to accept us as we are -"Balloon Butt" included. Only perfect people have a right to criticize the imperfections o r others . - BURLINGTON, v;r. l always dreamed of a "Sweet .16" party. When Daddy got really sick and the doctors gave up on him, I put all ideas of that party out of my head. Two weeks before that dear man died he told Mom he wanted m e to have my "Sweet 16" party, even ll It was the day after his funeral "sense or relief and gratitude. In the past my husband was not a "Gesundbeiter " but l 'U bet be will 'be. from now on. :_ WE LJVE INN J . DEA& BUtLINGTON: I fteelved a Mom 1J1S1Sted that we do as Dad waot· ed. even though my heart wasn't ln it. So we bad the party. It wu a great suc· DEAr N~J .: Yoa,. ~1tor 11 a 1eatle111a.a. God bless HIM. LSO (July 23-Aug. 22) If metlcaloua about accounts, you re· cover moM)' that ~ have been lost or mllappropriated. P1"otec:t YOW' own .lnt. .... ta. Aquarius, Seorpio, Piscw l>8rlW ftpn promlnmtly. migbt confide financial dilemma. 'Be -----------------------------------__,.__ _______ _ vmoo' <Aui. '-D&pt. D>: Em· phaall cm new IDOTel, h'eab ltalU, more lnd1pendeD'ee, outlet . for. creatlft enerfin. Leo, Aquarius penom flpre prom.lnentlJ. Yau re- .... celve excellent report eoncern.lnl wrltt• ·material. •DR& (Sept. Jl.Oet. JI): Pamil1 member mQ be part CIC "d•DdelUne RUFFBl.'S UPMOLSllRY --·-w.. ..... ltll .......... receptive, but don't become inex· tricably involvect. . Pl8CE8 (Feb. 1.t-Mar. 20): Check various pos1ibilities, 'be aware or legal rtOta, perm.Julona and com- plicatioa.a. This could be "crunch tim e" for declalon coneernin1 partnenblp or marda1e. CAiicer, Leo, Aquarius natives li1ure in eeeaario. 1be number ll ia in pie·· sun. Quilts are. for Ev~onel T1k1ng · grandmothera ldH and tumlfla It Into a modem. livable Q\,lltt that ttltl hit old charm It one of out specl.met. T'*9 .. Quiet. to ftt every decor. If you enjoy ~ng. we wtll WOtic with you. Puttlno a Oullt toaethlr II fun. We lllrt our aulltt at crfb ... ... the wty to Callfomle king, Outlll .,. only o"• of our ~ Come In and ... lff of our ottltr or9lt t-ndmade ld .. a. ~-,...,.._. -.nr'V"\ Mwy Ann a ~ •I.17th It. Clft •••••rt ..... ) Co8ta Meu • 141-012• I Thehanl fac;b()f 111«1e11na. II you want to be a good model. you need good tnuning In vot<:e. mak•·up, groom1nq Portfolio preperaliOn. wardro~ andJ>()Slng , Ifs nOl t&W.. b\irn can be rewarding, TM Important thing IS!ltttlnga.QOC>d start Some olloday's btst model' started here. Some ol tomor· row·a btlf roo. no doubt --__ w __ _. .. ' C ONTlNUED BY POPULAR DEMAND OCTOBER SPECIAL . GIOUPS OF WOMIM-S SPOITSWIAI ,_.. Sldrh J•...._ T.,. l lw•" -T-'ca etc. REDUCED TO CLEAR Sll~CE 1849 . D&ftAftTN•NT STOfta I 116 MIM'OIT LYD. 7. I l'lmllllf, a... ... '"' .· lty Claal'lll M. SclMlll ~ 'TME MON>~ lME 8EA6lfW.LES II llG NORGE HE'S ~ON AN E60 "TRIP ,AAN ... .. "His water dish must be empty!" FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE I (:X*0T~ flt4YTl+IN<r 1000 1 ~.,.~ A~ -roP""1 wrnt ... SHOE MOON MULLINS I HAVE ~ \OtSf\ l WH'/ DON'T ~ Q!!T VP f\ l.EMOWFU: STANO~ by .Jeff MacNeJly WILLIE! WHAT AAE you Do!HG CoM!NG ~~? by Ferd & Tom Johnson SEE WAA1 I ME.AN? MAKE"•HAT ,A. i~PLE ... THE FAMILY CIRCUS by Bil Keane "Phew! Whatta day! I could use a double oatmeal cookie." DENNIS THE MENACE •Aw•VNllll ... l OtlMl't>D•llNll'~•' / GORDO JUDGE PARK~R TUMBLEWEEDS NANCY • DRABBLE ~Q-41 ulOOl,..Q ~ LI~€ fO Uh'£ Ll.ltilll.l ll.l1'fl.4 Mt'. ~lt\b!, l'M 601N6 1b ~\SS ()I.I{{ 141"')-f'oct'i l~l"iS. 11)11.L ~ 'fAl(C IJO'ff:S roit ME'. ~. OR . SMOCK MISS PEACH ntA1 IJ:' YOU WwlfEO'..il.Y A L.ITT'Ui ~ WIU..IN6i -ro ~1 MY J09 WOIAJ.D 81: ca-------.... l trz 11~:. ,. ! , •CJ·/(.; i MLACM ~~~·It . by Gus Arriola by Harold Le Doux ~RE YOU 5U~ JU~l IELLME ~HERE YOU'RE ALL fHE WASH~ 15. R16HT' Pt.EA~E.' ~---<' ~~ " by Tom K. Ryan HE:!..P~V "fAKE: MY MINPOFf MY PIA~R AASH. \ .. , ........ , .. 10-11. by Kevin Fagan I t..lot.t'1" W AU.t.L'ff; f f~f:cft Alli.JR~(. 'I , ~Olll€1/ER. by George Lemont by Men Lazarim L oc ,,.,. TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 53 f a1rv - 1 Fas1ener )7 Cable~ UNITED f eatu•e Syndicate S Zhivago 9111 XI Clo:.e P04'1 "1onoay s Puzt!e Solved 9 -ano 59 Verb.ii Pylhoa> o 1 P1ocess Sul "'"'"'"' Ln '" II P IA f ,; 14 -Brao•e~ It• lllollf• l u I• $ " • I .. l " 15 Romari •OdO 61 Fldl lllOI• Cl s . , .. I l . , I l I 16 &alt 63 81ri9,. 17 Sallow 64 lnrn;f Preli• 18 E 100 boal 65 Survey<, 19 S10tage p11~ 66 Tims 20 AclldeS 6' Halt 22 FOSS•hles DOWN I\ l•l< Ir 'I l ·-,I 'l I C 0 IO _,, ll 111 l • ••I .. t lwlt Lr Jo . " • t ... y ( •• I IYIAI~ A A ID If S .. "" l•lr I•• ll ll t II •• ~.!. '''•\oh• 111>1 l ~ : "Q ( A!. -· IP f I ., l 1 24 Metaphor 1 Amencan I .l SIT ll l I IL l ([p - 26 Pronoun 1no1ans 0 A I I l IA '. IL I I t u c ( 27 Spo1<es ? V•OM OG I l . .. 0 0 l I S I s ... l 29 Con~eoeo l Oregon C1ly 30 Vine 4 Firsr mghls 'I( l • • t 0 .U l Ull l ... I l • s • s l f y I ' ( ~ l s 33 Boal crrps !> Cove< 2 words 6 Upon 28 Fem1n1nt1 4'/ Salls~ 37 Festival l Renova1e sooe1y 43 Tin 38 Wooowmos I! Mathemallc!. 30 Orag 45 Beaches 39 Embed Q AOsla•n 31 Sparnsn p01 47 Trivial 40 Spines 10 Live - -32 Elapst! 48 Eire counly 4i -ano er all> 01 ease -13 L.itner 50 Onl nver 42 San ca 1 1 Atrican couri. 34 Span1s11 11Ver 5 1 Slow Mus 2 woros try 35 turning Pre-52 Prevem 44 Low 12 S10u• hr 53 Panl 45 Appeal 13 Promoniory 36 Lill! 54 Prep0s111on 46 Ace 2 I Murders 3 7 Sprees 55 Negoliate 47 Evaoe 23 Some deers 2 woro; 56 Fad •9·\te• 25 Sin •O V1•en 60 Fleur-ae-- A'n.ANTA tAP) nt ,_. of .... ,,_. letal UoltloM M• dffa.... • ,._t 1•an m.-. ly beca... women are Mrial UM. procedu.N l"JWonMid •arUtr ta p,....aaeJ. UMa aatlonal Cena. tor l*Mt• C.t.rol Mr9 ' "W'oaMe are ,..qunU.. UOrt6W earlier od an earber alMlrtklo la a talv abordon, •• Nici .Or. David Ort .... a NMattW tor \.be center'• abor- tion·~ branch. IN im, •Oa& THAN ILU.r of all leaal 1bor· UODI In tM .-ntf')' we.,.. perfo'nnecl durlna the ftnt four 1DOO&M ol prepw7. when the dealh·to- caae ratio la alalftcanU,y aow.r, tM center said' Grlmt1 1ild otber factors leadlna to fewer dealhl from abortions •re lncreaslnc skill by phyalclaoa experienced 'llilth the proeedure •nd teneral lmprovemt'nt ID the health of American women. He call~ a 1173 U .S Supreme Court decision &eaaUzing abortions at certain staces oj pregnancy "an important tumJn1 point. What.happened after that i.s that iUe1ally 1oduced abortJon deaths fell to leu ~ a baodful." . l. A,. ......... . NATION I HEAL TH I OBITS Contraceptive Advice Urged 9J Dll. PETE& 8TaNCaOllN Deu ~. ~: r am not ..... l know. Tbouandl ol women my aae (44) are ltW worrMd about beeom1na prepant. In addition, tbou•b· I •till have 11).Y perioda irrel\&larly. I'm beclnnlnt to 1et nervoui UICI have hot ftaabes. J know J'm not to my chance yet -but surely 1ettln1 eloce. J'm overwelibt and I amoke too much. My queeUoas are these: I'm still on t.be pW. Shall r continue? U not, what contracevt.Jve measure do you s uigest? And what shall I do about the bot Oubes? They've become so bad I feel'u uncomforta- ble in company as a blusblng t.een--ager. Are hormones all right to take? My doctor refuses to .. prescribe them. I 'll appreciate any advice you can give. Chances are you'U agree with my doctor, but I'll feel better. ltnowlng everything is bein& done. Thank yoo. -lln. D. DOCTOR IN THE HOUSE , .,. ......... IMAGINATIVE Gov.Thomeon Nearly All Days Special AS STATED IN THE CENTEA'S morbidity and mortality weeltJy report, 33 women died from abortions ln 1971 compared witb 27 in 1976. However. the increue was attributed to a rise in the number of abortions performed. Niglat Out Television talk show host Johnny Carson and his wife J~anna en· ' joy a night out in a New York bistro. They were listening to songwriter Sammy Cann entertain. DEAR MRS. D: Undoubtedly you're getting close to your menopause. This i.s due to complex hormonal changes taking place in your body. As you say, pregnancy is still possible, but unlikely. I 'll tell you why I'm ·in complete acreement wlth your doctor that you should not be on estrogens to control your bot maabes. Taking them regularly. you must know tliat there's a greater chance of getting endometrial cancer <of the lining of the uterus). Some say the risk ls increased at least six times. CONCORD, N.H. (AP> -Those were the days · when Meldrim Thomson was governor of New Hampshire. · There were 1.08 million legal abortions in the country in 1977 and 988,2167 in 1976, the center said. No figures were available for later than 1977. · "Despite the increases in absolute numbers" from 1976 to 1977, the center reported, "the death- to-case rates for legal abortion in both 1976 and 1977 were markedly lower than in the years 1972 Striking Nurses Use Few days would go by wl~hout the scrappy. conservative Republic~ proclaiming a special occasion. Many were not widely known but came to light recently in a state-publlabed compen- dium. through 1975." . E hi T e HOWEVEa. SOME DOCTORS prescribe Ye Cate ng actlcs smaller doses and interrupt them (i.e .• three times • · out or every rour: or five days out of every seven>. ·THE CENTER SAID 47 WOMEN DIED from abortions in 1975, 53 in 1974, 56 in 1973 and 90 in 1972 The overall death-to-case rate for legal abor· tions waa 1.4 per 100,000 abortions in ·1977, com- pared with 1.1in1976, 3.4 ln 1975, 3.3 ln 1974 and 4.1 in bo~h·lt'r3 ud 1972. Researchers said tbey suspected some under- reporting of, abortion deaths .in r~ent years, and asked that state agencies be more diligent in re- porting such deaths to the center. Four deaths were associated with iJJegaUy in· duced abortjon In 1977 -the first increase in the annllal number of such deaths since 1972. Tliere were two illegal abortion deaths reported in 1976, four In 1975, six In 1974, 1.9 in 1973 and~ in· 1972 Beat• Notlee•· _?MCHOUlltY keNT .&FIFA. FAKHOURY, rellOt'nl of HERMA KENT rt'Sfdenl or CO'Jla Leoun• Hiiis, C.. 0 •J'f'd •'""Yon 0<· Me..,., C• P•H@d ... n .on OclOO.r 14, 1ooer 17. 197'. ~ Is 'urvlved by N-r 1'7t, \11•v1veo bf lier shter E l>i• soil iu .. n. oeuo111ers, Mass••• Grallem ot Glendale, Ca Servl<t'\ w olf f aklloury and Heyel H•Oded or ~ "410 on-.... Octol»r 17. at le o u n • H 111 s. Ca ll n 0 t S lO·OOAM al lhe P.e<llk View Mor1u..ry Qrancklllldron Services were "4110 Oft t haCMI Pflvale lnlerl'>ent al Paclltc MonOey at •·» PM •• Ille t4•rll0• View Mfl..-lal Parll. 'l>eclllc 'vi.w L.e•ft Metn0rlel CMCMI wltll Rev. MorllMOrY. t<t-1 heO\ dl<KIOK0 r ..... r J-0.-lf!Q Of St. Jetlfrt,,. 1..YNQ:t • · ·II•"" ~" °"'''" .... ~ .. , NOllt "'lilt R t.. vNc;~· •U•denl ol ~•wf!Oe ~ -• ,..14 on T-Cott• -.e, Cllf ~·-•v on s...... .s.., et ll:GOAM et v .. tteue ,,,.morlel dey, Oc-14, 1~"1-11\' ,,., • "9rit. s..vtc.M -Ille direction Of "usbefld """-"'· ,,.on. Ml<.llHI C. Heniot~IOtlveMor1ueryot 1..ync11, er\d l lft\othy Earl Lvncn. C-1• M-. ~1'4 deue"len J-J..,. ic--... JUdltll ""MAl..O ' Olen• C!lrlUenun, Patrtcl• P. #IARJO"llE D Ft!,.NALO .... "o~end~•J. n.unluen. ........ 9eecJl,C..F.,.......tyOI M.-.. -lie"~ a.rir. Ct,... Clerk, By .JULES LOH A~,.._ ... C. ...... •1 •1 tt . WESTWOOD. N.J . -"Nightingale Base," a block from the hospital, is a flaking old yellow building where the pace is feverish, the care intensive aod the pulse rate fast. Jt la headquarters for an activity looked upon with some curiosity in America, a strike by registered nurses TRIS STRIKE OVER. wages and shift scheduling, at Pascack Valley Hospital, is in Ila third week. ' If a nurses' strike is itself curious, the manner of striking is more so. Take the picket line. Nurse Andrea does needlepoint.. Nurses Ellen and Barbara rollerskate, Nurse· Chris pushes a baby stroller. Nurse Cathy reads. · "But not in the rain." said Nurse Cathy "You can·t read in the rain. Picketing in the rain Is the pits." Over at "Nightingale Base." Nurse Ann Twomey counts the take from the bake sale . Nurse Clem entine Scbeideler arranges the car wash. A team .or nurses blow up the balloons. lio~ing Lack Pessed •••Y on Octob•r 14, Jr .. efld tlster-s Betty Zel>~r. Vlrolnla s • G • ""•111\eSoulllCoest~l<.elCeftter Cleu.on-EllMnl.enna,.,,1on,•lw1~ • tiroa n.pes SUrvlvecl tw lier Cle\111111•• Jerwo 8oy0 orenc1<,,1ior.n enO I ~·•-o••ndCllllO • " •r>O ~-IM-Cl\erlie 8ovd bOlh ol S.rvlcn will be twkl on W«!iv'4ay l•Qu n • Btecrt • C• •nd 3 OclOC.r 11, 1979 • 1100 AM at t~ oranck!llldrtn. Se"'ltuwlll be 114tkl on Pltrte B•Olller~ Bell B•O•-•Y W.One'4ay, Octot»r 1•. lf7t al SI Cllapel Inter,,.....! at H•rbor Ulwn· Mary Ep\uopel C"urc!I, l a9un& Moul\! Ollv~ Ce mete•v P hrtt Buell Ca lnle<"menl wlll IM' MIO •I Brolller~ Bell 8roa0w•Y N<orlu••Y By Renters ~ . the Dunn Femllv C•m•t.,v 1n Olrt<lor~ L.PS ANGELES I AP> Among Asllleno. MllM .• fn lieu ot flowers mernorlel conlrlll\lllons mey be m.O. to tll<I 5oulll CO.lt -k•I C•nter M<Cormkk ~.,. Lel!UN Beecll Olre<lon "'"°"""" J OSEPH W. HINDMAN, p .. HO •••Y on OctOller 14. H7'. A 1'7' or.av.te Of EclllOI\ HIQll !k._I, Hunt· I l\QtOI\ Beech, C•. B•loved SO'l ol CllerlH -CerOl'f!I Hlnelmen, IOVlno t>rol,,.r of Jeffr..,, J&lwi. J.,..n and Cllt'lstlne H...,.,_. IOvlno or--of •· end Mn . OOrotlly Hlndm•n of O.Wrt Hell SC>riflOI, Ce. -Mrs. CO<'e Cerr Of Collte Mele. Ce. Alto Wf'Ylved by U•P·mot!ler "'"· Rosel•• t41ndmen. Vllllatloft W.clnetdeY from 17 -'61:00 PM el Smltll ~ Tutfllll WestcllH a.-1. CJ a. 17th SI., C:O.le Me ... illUM of Owl1tlert 8urlel will De on T_...,, .. •:JOAM .. St. JOMlllm Cadlolk (Jourc.11. t-.i OrllftQe Aw., Coll• Mew. Ce. lnterm•nt Holy Sepvlc~ c-•••Y. 0••"99· C•. Smltll & TUllll" -..-., W..lcllff c ..... ,~ ...... ,..,..,.,, COlOMAL fUMBAL NOMI 7801 Bolsa Ave WMtlnlnster 893-3625 ,.~··· .....OIWPMtK Centety Mortuary · Chapel llt"HAlltDS OLLIE 1'11Ct4Al'IDS. M<Vlces """"' 1119 el Smll!I ~ Tutt>lll W91tcllH C,..~I Morluery. __.... Big Vet Parrots The Birds the side effects or California's hous- ing shortage Is a rising number of gripes by renters whq reel at the mercy of their landlords. . To deal witb that problem, the state Department of Consumer Al· fairs has iuued a booklet on landlord-tenant r e l alio~s that answers most or tbe common ques- tions posed by renters. "LANDW&f>.TENANT problems have become almost th~ No. 1 com· s p R 1 NG F.I E'L D , plaint from consumers ln the last 2\h Maas . (AP> -Diners in years," says Bob Kholos. bead or the a downtown restaurant DCA 's Southern California office. "It looked for birds on the. wu already serious when the bous· chandeliers, and the ing shortage appeared and it's gotten waitresses hovered pro-even worse since then." tectively over their The booklet, available ln Spanish tr a y s . Bob Jaynes or English, can be obtail"!ed from the chuckled and kept his department's Los Angeles office by secret. calling (213) 62(M360. Jaynes a strappln& Kbolos says th~ booklet is st.ruc- 6 . r 0 0 t . 8 v i et n a m -lured ao that the tenant can get the Veteran, started imitat-ans~er to bis or ~er questi~ im· ing bird calls when be med1ate\y ~d a_lso. find the section of was a boy and is SO'good the.Calilorrua Civil Code dealing with at it be can sometimes their complaint. fool even the birds "THE BOOKLET IS designed to themselves. give Californians an idea of what The 30-year-old Spr· their rights are. so they can look at lngfield resident says the civil code and abow the fandlord, his bird calls kept him for ~xample, that there has to be a alive in Vietnam._ He 30-day written notice before they can ·would make reahstlc be booted out or the rent can be birdcalla on patrol and raised " he said. They believe that s maller doses and watchfulness ..,. UERJ"'..,. Nevertbelesa. it's better to play safe, Mrs. D . ( J will leaaeu the danger of comP.Ucatiou. J'AJt'.I ~ Especially ii there is a history of cancer in the family. ------------., Aa for the use of the pill to pre,,ent pregnancy, BAKE SALE! CAR wash · I believe It is contraindicated in a womu like Balloo~? What would 8 dedlc!.~ ~ourself in her 40s and who smokes and i.s over· striker in, say, ~la~ ~. -.. ~ weight. There's a great likelihood of such a cetlJ· m~ke of such bu.sUless ·. , , pllcatioo as vein thrombosis or heart attack. The balloons con~tn ~~ages., lnatead. ask your doctor about the use ~f an Nurse Twomey expla~ed. We can l IUD (intrauterine device). A.tao coosider use of get through to the bospltal trustees to · m~hanlcal methods sucb as tbe diaphragm and talk to them directly, ao we put ques· condom lions we would ask them on a slip of · paper in the balloons and hope whoever finds the balloons pbooes the trti.stees." Nurses-. one is r eminded, are taught t.o improvise. MEDICALE'I IES Dear Dr.~: I was int.eruted in a col· umn in which a reader said she hated water. Just couldn:t drink It. It's not as bad as she thinks. When the price of coffee and tea reach.~ astronomical proporbons some time-back, my hus band and I decided to eliminate tea from our diets completely. We drink about two cups of cof· Sure enough, at high noon the other day, the nurses decorated the a utumn sk y above the hos pital, above the picket lines, with an ex· fee each. at breakfast We also dnnk two 10 ounce halation of 200 balloons. The sight" gla~ses of water· was glorious: its effect in the aM als WHILE there were the usu.al proc.lamatlons for Fire Safety Week and Secretaries Week, bow· many states, in 1977 alone, had a Private Property Week , a Moped Week or Free Enterprise Day? Later that same year would come Cake Decorating Week. Holi - day Inn Week , and Bu'.lli s h on New Hampshire Day. The . latter was on Dec 8, which was also Keep Chris t 1n C h r1 s tma~ Day . of labor negotia tions as yet un-AT LUNCIITJME AND supper. the onJ y ltqu1d reckoned · we have lS two 10 ounce glasses of water. each. MINDFUL of his con- . The water we drink has always been refngerated. stitutlonaJ responsibility COOKIES AND CA_KES ~re IC we are thirsty in between meals. we also dfink as "supreme executive a nother matter. water. • magistrate, ' Tho~ ·:we made $1.60 ~tt-~e b• ~ Taking all t.hi.s fiuid has in no way diminished .would.Jasue 4ieclaratldliil~ a nd Lord knows we n eed the our appetites. I believe J drinJr about 10 glaues a# afftrming that indeed. money."saidNurseScheideler,"but t'ateraday. , Dec .25 w-0 uJ.d b e. th~. purpos~ was larger.. · ' · · I should th.ink the lady-who wrote yo~wou1d Christmas Day and Jan There is no ~estr1an traffic In "leam" t.o enJOY 1t, too. l recall you suggested she 1 would be New Year's front of the. hospital, no chance to take more Uqwds because of her frequent attacks Day • talk to the townspeople to explain our of kidney colic • Mrs. F. position. The bake sale gave us that • • • chance, Sq will the car wash " sOme doctors beheve that every case or obes1 "We realize." s aid Nurse Twomey. ty should be considered one of potenlliil diabetes "that it is difficult for the public to says Dr Stemcrohn in his booklet "Watch You; understand a nurses· strike. Diet Because Fat Can Kill You." For a copy wnte ·•wE KNOW OUR respoosibilltJes to him at Box 1560, Costa Mesa 92626. enc losing SO as nurses. We -promised to provide cents and a stamped. self-addressed eov.elope. nurses for any e mergency •. and have. Just U,e other day the adml.nlstrator phoned and said tie needed a nurse to accompany a patie nt being transferred to another hospital. "He got bis nurse. Martha Stucke pinned her union button on her sweater and jumped in the am· buJance. No sweat." ,. Nurses Twomey and Scheideler are the only paid members of the union, president and vice presidenL ANN TWOMEY, IN {act, does not City Life Appealing . SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -Lile in the city may . become more attractive than suburban living in the 19805, a recent study indicates. The prediction. made by William C. Llcbten- rets, p.-.ideof of Emhart lndustries. Inc .. i.s based on a survey made for bis company by seven experts in the fields-of. a rchitecture. urban planning. sociology, ecooomics and energy planning. ln 1918. the last of Thomson's six years in 0H1ce. came Keep Our Ca nal Day Sin gle Parent Week. Bake and Ta ke Day, and a pro- claimed Flag Lowering ror Recently Deceased Legislators. And who could forget June 17. when the state's granite prome symbol in· Franconia Notch, the Old Man or the Moun- tains. was declared an Honorary Member or the New Hamps hire State Council on Aging. ... work at the hospital being struck but works al the hospital where she was born 29 yea.rs ago, ln Ellltewood, N.J .. where she completed bu ours· ing training in 1971, and where she led her state's first nurses' strike in 1976. NOW OPEN · ''W<n ttdn't J<eally tn~-.rctto forlll a union back then," she said. "All we did was get together t.o discuss work· ing conditions and how toJain the dignity we felt profession nurses deserve. "When the administrator got wind of it, he called a meeting to wam the employees that some· among them were ~rying to start a union. We didn't even realize he waa talking about us." She grinned. "I guess you could say the Mion was bis idea." H-ere's a sensible weight loss program that really works. l.:ET ME HELP YOU 3l500 Pacific View Drive Newport Beach 644-2700 the Viet Cong, heilring _____ • __ -------------· ---·--LOSE 17T025 POUNDS McCoaMICll MOITUUllS Laguna Beach 4M-9415 Laguna Hills 78&-0933 San Jl.*l C.p11trano 496-1ne the calls, would think P UBLIC NOTICE there were n0 humans in the area. __ _.Ii - PUBLIC NOTICE P UBLIC NOTICE 1 IN JUST SIX WEEKS! . AND I'll TEACH YOU HOW TO KEEP IT OFF! I'"' 1lw 'l10•11-..111<t' ·I .II" 11 111<1 ~1mi.•11.1Jt .,. "''' ''" Unlh'(! l:ll.1h•'> ,11-.l t'.11\o1 ~. wh" It.I\,. \ h.111<1··" '"''I ~"·' ll nw Dwl c\'111\•f 011r 11111111 .. ~k•lty M.1\1"'' 1111191.1111 1111 ll•\k ... flt IV.Ill'. (l.ulv, 01111wl11~ ,, i,.11 "fyu)g dH'I tmkm:d lo yuur h1d1V1d1MI ~\'di. (Ind t1 h<1)K l'<lu\<1l1Ull 111 ho\' IC• kn·p 1h,11 ''" ''" "1''lqh1 1111' NO SHOTS • NO DRUGS 0 -..N\N AT THE LOs11-1a No CONTRACTS 0~-"' D1'ET o~ .. Decide to change your life. 1. \....., Call Diel Center and lo1>e .1:' CENTE.R@ ((\ that cumbersome weight ... for goodl rrs FAST. IT'S SAFE ANO trSINEXPENSlVE I OMO WAltm Aft. • SUfTI aOl-· llOUMTAIM VAUIY • tM-411 I ._ _________ lllli!i ___ IW...ef ..... •W....----.1 .. .. \ .. t • .. .. 7 • .. "18UC NOTICE NOTICI 1'0 Clll DI TOltS SUHltlCMt COUaT 01' THI ST ATE OI' CALI l'OtUll A 1'011 TMIE OOU•TY 01' O•ANl)I! ...... ..,!It Fuiw. Pullll\"°"' Or•not CO"'I Delly PllOI. ~C>I U •NI Oct 1, • f., t979 '111 1• PUBLIC NOTIC'E E •tel• of lllllen GocllellOUr, •k• 1111--a Goclle11our eto.• Lllll•n N•um•n l't('Tl~S•UlllllESS Go< ... -...Dec_ ~ STATEMINT NOTICE IS HEREeY GIVEN 10 ,,,. Tiie IOllowlnQ perwnt .,. 001no c r..,llon ot ""' -... n•....o oecec:tent llu•oneu ~ ,,,., •II ~ .... vi"' <••Im• eQ•ln•I A NA HE IM I F u L L E "T 0 N '"' U ld ~are ~lrec:t to !lie MEOICAl PHARMACY, 1401 South '""'"· wllll tllt neceuety vouc,,_,. In BrooUwrtt Ro•O, Fwl l erton, 1119 Offl<<' ol the clerk m tile •DO•& ~n· Cetllornl• "11!:1 llllecl <OUl'1, "' to P••Uflt ttwm, .. 1111 Pllerm«eutls, Inc. I• C•lllornle tl'le neceu.wy voucr..rt. lo ,,,. un corPOr•llonl. lllO Ce,.tury P11rto Eut, dt f\IOll<'d at nw Oflke ot Eric A Suite UOO, Lo• An0tt••, C•lllornl• Nelto'I. US "°'111 Brano Btvo , S<Jlte 'IOOtl JDI, G~. CA "'°'· Which I• Ille Tiii• bu•llleu .. conducted by • COt· piece Ol busl,,._,.,. tlle ..-,.1giwo In POf•tlon ell matten. ""1•in1AQ 10 IM •st•te ol ""'°rm«eQt••. Inc u lo deoc1en1. within lour rnontns J-l Certer, ettu Ille 11,.1 pu1>11u11on ot 1111s P~ nococe Tiii• •tat-1 w .. 11~ wllll me D•lecl S..Pl-r. 71 191' Count Y Cterto. of l.0$ •ngelPS County on LOUI• C Naumen, Jr S.plemllef 2'. 197' E.,.cut0< 0111•• w111 01 ,,,. 1Dove Mmec:t O.~ed .. nl Er1c• ......... !IU Nortfl Brd Blvd., SI•. ,... Oleft01 .. , CA tl101 T•t UUl~t or,. .. _ •ttwMytorE-.c- • PuDh'1>tO Or#19<' Cot\I Oaoly Potol Oct t .11.19,1•.N°" 1. lt1~ JW0 1• PUBLIC NOTICE N·IMH FICTITIOUS IUSINISS N-E STATEMl!otT Th• foUowing oeri.on• •re dolnQ bU)iM\' 8'\" M <MU RR AV S AN OS ..... SOCIATES ,~. Sllyllne Or L•oune B•ocn CA"26.51 "'™" Put>ll•""" Or1nve Coe•• oa11, Piiot Oc1. 1, t . 16, n, 197' J .. 1 It P UBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS aUSINESS NAME STATEMENT Tiie •following oe•to"> are dolno bu'1nft1 •i WARM I NGTON /C ARMA G ROUP. 1'°'7 Sky Pen.. Sovtn, Sult• A, lrvtne, C.lllor11I• 92114 Ce•m• O.vel0e>ert CCa lltornl•I tnc. le C:.lllOrnl• corPOrellonl UO Contr• Cost• Bout .. verd. Suitt 10!>. P1 .... ,., Hiit C.lltornl• 94573 Thi• ~-ll Conclucled by • cor POt•hon CAR-OEVElOPERS (CAltFORNIAI INC D Ste.,...Bl•l<t'. A•ii•l•n! S.Cre411y f~I• \IAl-1 ... , tltO<l wltn tho County Clerk of 0..-.ge County on S.e>- ftJaLICNOTIC8 C,._'"1 NOTICE TO CllEOITOU jU .. lltlOll COURT OF THE •T•TIEOl'CALIFOltNIA FOii lNI COUNTY 01' OllANOI! ... ... ·ltl .. , E\l•I• ol RODER T ASHE R STl."'PMENSON 0 6 ROO£RT A S I EPHENSO N H • fREOERtC SJOBIARH. Oec .. M<I NOTICE 1$ HEREBV GIVEN lo the credlt0<' oi the •bOve n•..-Ot<tOem thiit •II Ptrtc)t'r\ fWYlftQ (tetrtt\ t90e1n\t ,,,_ \eld dec-..1 •re requlrtd 10 Ill• lt'l!m. wltl\ ttw l"H•H•ry voucher-\, tn Ille oillce of the cl••., OI t~ •Do•• en· 1111.cl <oul'1 "' to l>ft'Wnl lll•m wltll the nece\Wtry vCMJt~n •o th• on oe"lgned •I the t•w o!llce ot PLUNt( ETT .& PLUNll E TT •11 Oh•• Avenut', "°11 Ollt<e Bo• 1o• Hunt lngton Reach, Cellfornl• •~ """" '' thft Ofa<tt of bu\•nto o• th• un-Off\IQ~d tn 411 f"\dltPt\ Ptrt••n•no to 11•• estelt of wld Ot<-nt w11111n tovr month• •ltt'r ""' l1rst 11UOllC•t1on of '"'' nohc• D•lf'd Se9ft'm0er 19, 1•1• Marv Mlqo' ~ P4trtt\n .. £1tKutrlwOf th .. Wllt ol ''-~bo•• ,..~ Df'C.O<'nt PLUNl(ETT A PlUNl(l"TT 4110fhf•A- IOJ( 16' Hu•llntt"' 9"<11, C• ttMI Tel C114l ~Jllll Att•r-M.,-1 for E•t<"1r•• PuDll">ee 0-a~ C<Mst 011oly Piiot ~ot 11-0<1 1.' '• "'' J11t-1• P UBLIC NOTICE CP·"~ NOTICE TOCllEOITORS SUPERIOR COURT OF THE ST•TE OF CALIFORNIA FOii THIE COUNTY OF Oll•NGE No A·l014tJ f >l•lt ot LILLIE •NN. C0tc £R 0eCU\.t'd NOTICE tS HrREBY GtY[N to I,_ ( f"f01f0f\ of lhf> dOOvt n•"""' 0e<f'O~n1 t,.,At •II PPf'°"\. .... ¥1"'Q (I.IP"\ ~a1nit ,,,_ .. 10 df<t'CJPnt arw rtqu11t4 to Ill" trw>m with lhe ne<•·u·•*'v ¥0u<IW'1 In IM-otf1<1t Of ll'W c•tork. Of tl"tf abO"ll ~,, tltltd coun, "' to or-.it '"•m, wlln thot n1rceu•rv ¥OU<hf'H to tn• un Jolt" Wllllilm Mc:Murr•Y. ISO Shllrw Or , L-BM<ll, CA "101 Eogar Loul• S.NI•. IS:l'I hnt11 ••e .ll•uune Bee<n, c• <nut Thl\D,,.hwu It conouc:ttld by ~nun 1ncorl>(lr6'4f1 ••o<lallan otn.r tnen a P<!rlnerthlp t•mt>er 19, 1919 DOWNl!Y, ... A .. O, SEYMOUll& ltOMWIEll FlmJ! :~~,~~~9i'r :'p~~·N~~~/~ft~c~li~; JomW M<M4Jrro Thi\ \lil..,._1 WU llled wltl'I I,_ County Ci..rtt of Or.-.ge County on 5ee>-m Cepla.. Matt, -, .. S.Cr-...... CA tWt• ••tnu•. "'°"' ()tflce Bo• 1•• Hut11 1"910<! 8eacl'I, Cehtornt• ~, wnl(ll temoer 11. ttn l'tm1. Publl•""" Or-Goel! oe11, Piiot PUDll~ Or-C.oetl o.tt, Pl..; O<t. 2• t. !6, 73, lt7t ..... ,, It Ille plKe ol bullne" ol ,,. un dtrtloneo Ill ell mett•rs ,,.,,•ln•"9 to IM ••1•1' OI "Id d9c:-nt, wltnln tour monlM -r ltw ""' put>ll<•llon 0111111-ke. 0•-~rt•.,.,. 0c1. 2. •. "· n. tt1't ..._,. PVBUC NOTICE S ..... LJ-tns l'ICTITIOUS autlflflf• -...1tt•lrl• WI!" Witt -ITATUlllrNT =-..=.~:=:;..., PVBLIC NOTICE -~--· ----FICTITIOUS aUSllill!SS i ,, PtJllUC NOTICa PVauc NOTICE ...... "°'1C9 TOUIOtTOaa ...,_ .. WAI .. ' -........ C:OU.TO. Tlfl ..... .......,.,., ITAT'l .. CAUNtt•tAN• ..... n..... , ... ClOUlnT 01' Ott ..... --~-. .... .. "."' I• ....... C.W. .. lllle....... ltUlt 01 JOlL MA•VtN C ......... 111 .. tw .. ClllMy .. Let A"lllUCIM,.UJO«LM AllNI~. -....... o.c: ...... Ill .... jMHtt ef tflt •ettle OI lllOTICI II HllltllY OIVIN It Ille OUHA\'C.lflL.ll"T........ ,,......,_.,...,...,.11-.cJ-.Ceditlll Hotk• It ..,.,.,. ti-INt lfle llfl-tloet ell ..,_ llo¥lflll < .. Inoa ff'lln.C -~=-"'' .. ~'""" ..... lo ................. ,_,, .. 10 11 .. .... .... .......... .-..Cl .. tlleftl, ......... llOC•iMY _. ...... \111 <W.,__ If .... ...,.,._ c-1. IN tlfkt tf Ille<~ of Ille •ilD•• ,.,. 6 4· .., ., ~ .. .., •v., .._._,, tit ... c-1. w top,.._,....,,, w1111 ltl•, ti tfle efflU ti l'ltANIC I IM ~-V v-llet•, le IN IH' WHITING ... , I L•t.t, S..11• tot, ~ ....... *" $<'-'tr A....,w, , ........... C .. lftml• tlltl, •II 1"9 Woltml~. C• t'itG, whl('I> It tM •ltM. tHtl -._,_, tll .. io • lllec• of -..Inna of lllt u_,.'9MG In C .. '941, loo .... '9 .. I ... <•'10111 rHI ett Mettert PH'.tilll"' to t ... ttl•le 01 Prt,.rly 111..t.e In '"' County ol Hid d~9dtftl. w1111111 lour m9"tl" 2 Or~, .... efGellfomle, PM"UClller· •lltr I ... flrtl PUl>llUllOll ol lllh 1, -~·-..... '"'. ·-" ... 110. All llfltl~'--flel( IMt.real In: Oet.0 Oc ..... 10, ttf•. l'•llGIJ.. I "44 U . Ill Block 14, of Jtoll P HelOHMll '"' 1.1 .... ,, .. ,, 111 ,.,. City of MetyJo Olrvwlo H••POf"I 8H<ll, c-i., of Orenoe. f11«utrl11Hol Sl•te of Ce11tomle. •• ..., mec> r• IN~~-of'"' (0#-Ill -4 1Je90 11. ot m11 -n--.OOnl Celle-,,.., In ... Offl<t of Ille JIAlll I' MAl.O«MAlf..W COO.Illy recordt< ol •elcl cwntv MAltY JO OlltUSCIO PAllCl!L' Ltf "· "'l>loO. "· ol , • .,. k-A-"" 8•1bo• Trecl, In Ill• City of • .,...,.,.,....,CAf'tlM) NnrPOll es.e<,., County OI Orenoe. • ....... " ..... K,,.,, .. , Stet• of C•llt0<111a. H per rn.p re 111 "" ,.,. corOecl In tlooll •. -II of Ml• Putill~hed Orenoe Coe" 0•11• Pltol cell•noold ~.In tr. ottk• of'"' 0<1'1•.n .JD.No,..6,1',. fO'J-1~ cou11ty tec-..01,.1c1-1v. Sur.1•'"9 -w. -ner ot r•IT'•l11 IAQ unoMOl!d -,,.II 111te•••I, will 10111 111 .. 1e.~w111nv ""' 1n1eres1 •t w rne p110 tor wfltcll -... P•or•u f\ ~II P•~•I• wlll be told Jointly or -.per•ttly P,ef\ c•n be obl•INCI from • ltOtfteV, OftlY b~ #rttt~ f'r-QU!Hf Ttrm• of .... <•"' In l•wfut money ol lM Unltecl $1•1 .. on conttrmallon 01 i a l•. or pa rt <••h •110 b•l•n<• t •IOenced Dy note ucureo by Mol'1g6(1ot Of Tr\t\t 0..CS on,,,_ p.._r. h .., \Old fen~ c.,.t ol •mount bid too. OtDO\lteCI wltll bkl 81cH or off•,~ to n. tn ""'"1"0 •nd wilt De rtcwl...cl •I Int • ..,,.. .. .., otfou at any lime •tier IN>""' pul)llcet•OI' llffeol •NI Detore O.te OI >•I" , D•t..i tllli Siii dey ot D<t~r. tt7• l -C Hltben E•ecutrlaoftt>e , Witt of •e40 !>«HW!O FRANK S. WHITING ......... , .. u .. Ht S. L•h. Suite MS P•M•-•,C•tttOI Pul>tlUied °'-c ... ,, Delly Piiot. O<toDer IS. 16, tt. t911l 4G<t-19 -PUBLIC NOTICE N·,..11 SUPElltOfl COU•T 0' TNE STATE OF CALIFOll•IA FOii THE COUNTY OF OllAHGE"' HO. A·IOl•1 NOTICE OF HEARING 01' PETITION l'Oll PllOa•TE OF Will AND FOlt Ltnl!llS TESTAMEH PUBLI~ NOTICE ---N,_.,,---- SUPElllOlt COURT 01' THI STATE OFCALIFOltNl•l'O• THE COUNTY OF OllA•GI N•.•·ttt• NOTI CI! OF HIAR I N O O F PETl'"ON FOii .. llOaATI 01' WILL •HO ,011 LETTERS TISTAMIN• T•llV hl•t~ ot STELLA M .,UGEllSOH o., .. ...., NOTICE IS HEREBV C.IVEN mat PHILIP HENRY AUG£RSON "" llled n.-.1n 1 ,,.Ution 10< Pr-t• ot Wiii •r>O lor Lfllltr\ TtQ•rllt'n1ary ff t•ren<t to ¥W'N<h I\ M.0. fof' turUwr oer11c u1Ar\, •no tf'l•t 1ht Hm• •no Pl•<• ol l'offrlng the Wrllt' n•• De•'l '" for O< 1-JO. 1'1' al 10 00 • m , 1n Ille court,_.. ol O..pertment No J 01 H IO <OUr1, •t 700 C••o< Ctnter O•l•t Weu. I" 111< Coty ot S•nt• •n•, CellPornl• • D•l.cl Oc-r I 1 "" LE£• BR.l>N{H C:O....ty(le .. • MILTOff S#tTH 1111 ... _., Dr • Sw ,.. ••""' Hiiia. c.111 "111 Ttt: Un I Ut-7711nn 1t2l A-n•y ..... petltl-r PuDll•hed 0.enQP C°"\I 0 .. IV Pilot D<t 1'.11.1>.191'1 ·~·1' • 5 6 7 8 D A I L TAllY • E"•lt of HENRY E ICELLf R ••• HE NA V COWA RD KELLER. Oecu""' NOTICE IS HEREB'Y G•VE N 111•1 IC AR REN .J. Y ""' flltd htrtln a,,.,, tion for Protw''" of Wiii ana for Lf'ff''' festt1m_.nt4'ry rf"ft>rfnrf" lo wh•O'I t\ m•d• fOf further .,.r11cul41r\ 4nd thal ""' llm• ""° pl&<• of l>f!<tfl"9 ,,,. um• n~s bttn '\f't for Octcibrr JO. 1'" at 10 00 a.m . mt"'" couMToom of Oo>pert- mer>I No J ol woo court •• 100 Cl•I< Cent~ D••-Wt\I, In ,,,_Cit• ot S.nt• An• Call10rn00 PUJJLIC NOTICE I y FICTITIOUS BUSINESS - NAME STllTEMENT R O W LAN D fl:C HN ll A l l O•ltd Oc-• I I 1'7• •~A 8t•nc.n. County o .. ,k JACKS. STA•lEY no .. 1 ... A- Sult• 1 IS Lont BN<ll, CA_, Tel; UUI 417·- Attorneyt ter. -1u- Publl•""' Or-Coe" Diiiy Piiot D<I IS, 16, 11 ""' •Ol'I 1• P UBUC NOTICE l'ICTlTIOUS aUSINIEH llAMI STATIMINT Tiie lol-1"11 "'''°"' ere ••"11 _.._ __ , USll VIA lfL llOCtO, A LIMITtlO l'Ai.TN•RSMt ... 'lnS si..,_. 1-. Sul~ IC. trvllw. C•ll'°"'I& mu ~ .. ~~0~1~~·,,1~~11'::~~:~~·• """0 I Ao~rt M Rowtano 1om ~,.,~ fH Or1vr Hunt•1"9t0t\ S.-Mn Cdldnrn,,. ., ... Snaron l RowtMta 1cnn Mai> •1 Ortvf', tiUl't•nvton 8"~ n: C•hforn1111 ., ... 1 ru \ bvitnf''' t\ ~onau<: t•O O't • ~""r•I p.,, ........ p SN<onllowl•"" TfH\ '"te"""'t w tt\ ttll'd wn" t"'t Cou,.tv Clt'rli of OrenQP Countv O!' 0< f~r 17, 191'1 "'"™ PubllShed Or•llQt C.0.\1 Dell• Piiot Or I I&, 13. JO•"" No• • 1919 SOOl·l 't PUBUC NOTICE •OTICE tNVITt•G ••os otOTICE IS HERE8'( GtllEH lllel tt>e B .. r0 ot Tr'\lt-Of ""COM! Cornrn""'tv Col._ Oklrkt et Or- c-tv. Ctttfornl•, Wiii ~ --- bhb "I> It II 00 e.rn., T--y. -· I. "'"· ... -Purc.""'lng Detot. Of Miid ~ ~ --et ,,,.. .....,,.. Av-. C.0.te -· CM ....... I•, •I ~"_ ..... __ 111 ....... lc.., OPtt•ed 4NI rNCI lo< ' p I L 0 T DM.Y"'-OT '"'' ...... Marte. ........ 0.-.. Ceal D~IL Y PILOT CLASSIFlm ADS You CU lelf "· '1nd It, I W •l8 l :frade tt Wlltt 1 Want Ad O...c.11 .... "• .. a.. A;p .... ....... ...._fwS-. N1•nflOrS. ..................................................................... t1 .,.. IH2 81Ma.. IOOJ ....................... . ••.•...•...•.......... ABMDOHID JSTOO $85,000 Wait.ine for 110m4t fl&iq, prl me Ea1t1lde. 2 bednn. ft,2 lot. Owner dmperate ! Call it1'7 l 71 .... '°"' ' Bdrm, 2~ Be, na:SOO. Eaataide 'ea.&a-.. EQUAL HOUSING 9PPORTUNITY p U 'IF .. Molkr, .. llt•l•ll\llJ"''0111 .. ~I' -~ 'G''~ l•NOMI Qa6ee corner, R·2 IOMd. lot. Room to bull"d .~ ... ..,Mcc..11 ...... 141.7729 S.S TO llACH All r.l-. ..svertiaed in ta.a ....,.per Ul I Ub· ject to the f"ederal Fair llou1lDI Act of 1918 wbich make.a it Illegal to advertlae "any pre- ference, llmilalion. or discrimination based on '"ac:iiCi reli~o. sex. or origin, or an SIJt.tOO OMinalnl) bedrm, brick pmicm. LcU ot wood and to moderate down pay. 11.aM. Privat.e communi· menta, can be taken over tf. C.Unow.! IW6-7l7J at much lower rates. Call Oi'f"' 111 9.·H s iv .. 1ol!l .. .c1 • llATTHI IAMK We have several choice ~ea that, witb low int.ent.ioo to .inake any such preference, Umita Uon. or discri mirulUoo. · · ~ ;;~ro l·•1l6;jtl 11m oewspaper wtJ I not knowt0Jlf a..ccept any advert1~tng for real est.ate whic.b I.a in vwla· lion ol t.br law 675-4670 2JOOS.,ft. $125,fSO A huge S bedrin, 3 b,alh, 2 Slory home. Large r.m rm. Cplc. s~g clean -•~. AAl¥riMn ldt.chen and much, much __,_ more. Call DOW S46-23l3 ..... dlecilfllleir .. ()f'tNlil9•H IVt1IO&l .. <I' sr.5 TO llACH Newport Beach duplex, 4 bdrms. up, 3 bdrms. down; ftneat rentaJ area. <lose to shopping. Priced atS212.500. 613.3883 6'2·2253 Eves associated ay:~ !~ 1111 ...., for .... first.. ~~~~~~~ · ~ 1mert1o1t -,. OCtAH ourux BPO r f llS 11r11 ,~c ~s 11J 1" W IS i1h, .J t 1 • t-ti, $325,000 Huge 2,000 sq ft owner's HoulftforSaM unit . 2 separate ••••e•••••••••••••••••• balCOllles. lush atnum. 3 G al 1002 qu een size bdrms, ::!'.~!tt••e•••••••••••• separate master wing ~11: ....... V...._ LOT with fireplace & sunken ~ J111::-n tub Just listed. Call to- $67,500 day! 646-7171 2 bl.ks to beach. City & " ,. ·• •u•. '· ' ~~~~1~~ I ~ 11~11H1 r ~ I ~~w before 1t '~ gune. Bay r.n Duplex : . '~?" !#~ t c::: SEL ECT Rm1£m S24,oom I .. "'l I PROPERTIES Pnme ~ewport tout.ton 1 ----Spacious. f'1replaet!S . .i I (,lar ~ara.ge. Boat space. OCUHRtOMT St.eps to beach Pnt't-Just SSS,000! . reduced $24,000 Anx PRJCE REDUCTION 1ous. take advantage, BALBOA del~ duplea:.. t'all 75'!--1700today ' large 4 bdrm. Ir 3 bdrm '"• ,. '' '• ' " ' urul.S. frplc. eat'b, now ~.000! Try installment purchase! lalloa lay Prop. . ......., * 67S.7060. A Flct1lloua 81.t•lneu Harne St•1trnon1 llted wlllt the County Ctorll la n hd for nve , • .,. after wlt1ch limo conUnu1ng ~··n••-· '"""' rttll• Pub11c:alion la noctHery only If '"e•e a re ch,ngea Cttl 1t1e LOij•I Oep•rtmenl et 1110 OAILY PILOT for i nlormel lon end Mceuerv torrns 642-4321 IE.d.W •AMIE STATEMINT Tiie lol~ pet'ton .. dOlng bUSI· fW\\ ., Ulll·KAI CO. J30I W Cerrl991, 5"nl• AM. cat-nl•ff101 HHtry Kiri< Bowring, l30I W C.¥· rle;.. S....e Al>e. Celltornle '1707 Thi• D<l!Slneu I• conducted bv an 1n- dlY1<1Ua1. H. Kirk Bo-Ing Thi! 11.alemef'I Wft tlltld wllh Ille County Clerk of Or-County on S.e>- ttmoer Jt, 1'19 bu~tt:-!:---9 --· ,,.. dol.-O l'LU•lllfTT a l'LUlf•l'TT E SC R 0 W F 0 L L 0 W U P 412 Oii•• ·- SE •VICES. 10.S Wut .... d L•ne. :-..::.:' ...... -.. CA.-- Co•te-..-,CAn.» Tet: 17141 s..a• . Wllltern F. Norton,,,,, IOU ·--·-••taCTA WntwerO ......... C.la Mew, CA t'1H• Put>Hllted Or-Coefl Dell• Ptlol, De""'• A B.,...a, 106S w..iwero S.pt 1S •""Oct 1 •. 1•. t'7• J,,._,. L~, Colt ta Me ... CA 9M2' Tlll1 ""'1nH6 I• cOl'OU<led by an In. dlvlclu•I. Wiii ..... F. NonO<t, II I 'l'nh SIM-I WIK filed with ,,.. PUBLIC NOTICE O'NMI 0.WIOl)meftt C..._etlOft. • C a llfornl• cere>orellon. tHJ!I Skye>erk f:•tt. Suire K. trvlne , C•lllornl• "11U K•llll••n 0 Lond••Y. Stiel Ehtnore, AYe • 0r•"99. C•lllornl• ., ... llr>O• Sue M.lr11n, U J16 Ao.ll•, l• Mlra<la ,C.lllonM•'I06ll Mii• 0 Juu IU HOl'•ln\ w.., ·"•10,11.-eeec:n C•t1tom1A"°7n Rot>er1 M -M•rv Jo 4•Ptt••ll. \64.St HarbOur Lan ... HunllnQton B••<n C•lllonM• '1M1 Pll INTING & BtltDtNO 1•.eo IPltlN G CLASS SCHl!OULf:. OllAHOIE COAST CO\.Ll!Ge •tt llW>tlW" 10 w In eccor-• wilt> 1 ... Bid "°"" Instruct--C-J.. lion• -$peclfkatlort• WM(ll .,.. -°"Ille •ncs ,.,_De we""" I" Ille ottla of Ille Purow .. lnQ Aoent ot w lcl ac- dl•lrtct. E•<ll bl-mu•I •UOmll wltn "'' bide C .. hler't Chtcti, <•Mlf~ CMO, or bldd~•·• """° m-PtV•ble tq I~ O•d•r ol the Goe'1 Community Cotl- Of \frlc • Bo•rc' of T ru\te•' 1n "" [91111 C •VETS* U..Y.-a::•ty Couftt y Cterti of Or anoe coumv on Sep. temt>tr 70. 1'7'. "'™" "1nrn PuDll\IWd Or-CIM\I Deity P llOI, Pubtl•llOO Or•-GoeSI Delly P iiot SUl'l"•ta.t COURT 0" THE ST•TI OF CALIFOll•tA FOii THIE COUNTY 0 1' OllANGI! HO.A·l ... 17 Thh bU\I""''" t\ conducted by • amount not •...u th.tn flvf: ortrc•n• , s• • D<tober •. t•. n JO. tt7t ,_.,. 0<1.1. t. 1•. u . ttn •11·1' PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF tfOfTEHTtOff ~ SELi. llEAL .. llOl'E•TV AT "RIVATE $ALE llmU.ct par1nPf\.htD 0 NOi ~fflOO Corp J°"" G Aod<lr,_I VoctPr•~nt ol IN '"'" Dod •• a 9'1er •ntH 111•1 ""' D•dd•r ... 111 ~~r Into tlw Pr-wd COf"llr.t<t If tt'liir ~mp t'l •••rdifia to Mm '" tr. #'4nl ot t•llur• to entrr 1n PUBLIC N()TICE FICTITIOUS IUSINISS NAME STATl!Mf:NT The followln9 perJOn\ are doing bu\lneu ~ E>tate ol DALE E BANTA ••• -------O AlE E LLI NGT O N 8~NlA . FICTITIOUS a~INESS Oeou..O NAMISTATEMEHT NOTICE IS HEREBV GIVEN 11\91 The tollowlng ~rwn• "'" doing '"• under•~ .,111 ""' •I Prl••I• FUtt47 lo '"'" contract, tne e><«-o• trw PµOll\lled 0."'90 '"'"' Dally Piiot, Chee ~ will De lor1~1ted or on tlw 0'41 O<t 16, 11. :JO""" No• 6. "" 40tf.1' ol e bond, Int lull s..m lhtn•of will IHt 1or1 .. 1ted to wld \<llool d1strk t buslllt'n H "'I• to ttw l'liQ""•' •no bt'\I Oldcltr. t PUBLIC' N9TICE I 7 19 P O Rf C H A 'R LES. A LIMITED P•ATNEllSHIP. llOJS S to.yperto. E•ll, Suite IC , Irvine , C•llforn1amu BLUE W•TER ENTERPRISES \uDtKI lo contlrmdlton ot "'" abovt BLUE WATEll MARINE SU PPLY, tnlltled Coun °"or •ll•r ,,,.. ,.,,, dAY 6'SI L••n H•vtn Drive. HunllAQton ol O<IOO.r.1~1~ ••• lll.,olllceot FINE OllANGECOUHTY '&Heh, Catlforni..,._ APMS'TROftG PERZllC & FRIED SUPl!ltlOll COURT O'NHI Oew~I CO<POfatlOI', • C•lllofol• corporation. llOH S .. tP••I< E•st Suite I( lr•ln•. Cetllornl11"1114 Reubt'll A Orl991, 4'St L•wn MA N, AllO'""Y' ., L•w 10'60 IOOCl•lcC-rDrlve WHI Haven Ori••. Hunt11191on Bu<l'I. Wlhhtr" Boulevard ~u•I• l'OO LO• • ~AM. CA f'1101 CellloJor:nl•F~-·. 1~ Sanl• Cru1 •AOttO. C.tttom11 ~4 •II tn. rognt P L A I N T f f r B .. N • 0 ~ " ~-.,v tltlf ar>O •111..,HI of Wld Cleeeclenl •t NEWPOPT,aC•hfornl•<orPOr•llOn J-,nnllt• M. Kun. 1711 Porl C r>arlH . N""'°" B•ec". Ce llfornl• Thi. bu•lrwu I• conductt'O b'lf• StrHt, l aqur>e 8H<". C.elltornla f'16SI '"" tlrfte oldtath ar>O .,11 lltt' ttqnt. 1,11, DEFENDANT CRAIG R STEF Thh llu•IMU 15 tondu<led by • •nO lnt..r~t INll '"" o tet• l'IM "' FENS In ll'd .. idU•I MAR IE c generalpertrw~le>. qulrto by optr a11on (tf 1 aw or ST EFFENS."" ln<ll•IOuet And DOE~ . Reuben A 0rlf9'1 olht'rwl~ ol'-r than. O• In Adtllllon lo, I tllrough 5, In< lull.., llMiled Plr!nersllip O'NHI Oe.elop, Corp J-G. Rod<lrmet, Vkt Presldltnt Tho• \lftlemt!f'tl wa• lllf'd wlln fhe IMI ot \Aid oec-n• ·'1 !llf lime o! SUMMONS County Clt'rl< al Orer>90 CO\lnly 011 ~&>-CIHlll, In and to all ll'lltl c-rt••n rut CASI NUMalEll Jl .. 1·71 temDer ,., 1'17•. pr~erly .. tueltd In Coly Of 1,.ollt', NOTICE! v ... llen -,_ T ... FUM• Countv of Or~. Statf of C•lllorr>o•. <eun m•~ *<'* ...... '1 Y"' •tt-Put>ll•llOO e>anoe Cout Oaoty P1101 Ot~rt~••lotlo-.. your .... ,,. ,..,.. ....... ''" ,.._..., D<1 1 • t~.13 tm .,,._,. Tl>o\f l>Otflon• 01 l nt 1 o• ·rract >'11111P • °"'"'-11 ... ""' _.,,.., Tiiis ttete..-1 w•• llltd wnn ir.. County Clerk of 0r.,. '*'"'¥ ori See>- FlzntJ ------... 3 a• ~ map 111•0 1n 800• 3st M low. Pubth"""O.-Coe•I O•llv P iiot. PUBLIC NOTICE P•ge• JO """ Jt. ""'""'• ol Ml•· AVtSOt UtlN Ila liW __ .,._ tem~r n. '"' Oct. 16, JJ.JO•NINov 6, t'1• 409t-1' ---------____ cellaneou• Maps 01 \alO County. £1 tn...-i _. *<ldlr.<'""r• Ud ------ - ---SU,.EltlOlt COURT OF df•<rll>td on 1><1rce1s es lollO""' •In e114lollcl• a --U•. ••- PUBLIC NOTICE P•RCEL I •• deftlro ... dlH Loa ... Inform• CALIFOllNIA UnH NoJ3 llS 5'1C>Wll dnd dtKrlDtO clon Q ........ . COUNTY 01'.0ltANOI In "'" c~1nlum Pl An •.corded on If TO\I W!Sll to -· ,,,.. <ldYl<e o4 an CASI NUMlt!ll Altlt!I .,......,.. tt 1 1111 11 tl'lould do FICTITIOUS BUllNISS O•OIEll TO SNOW CAUSI FOii •uou\I 11, 1'1}, In 8oOll 11490 P"ll• 97, • orney n • 6" er you lllANll! STATIMllNT CHAMOll OI' NAME Olllclel Rt<.oros oi iald County so promptly ' 111~1 vour wr itten Tll• lollowlAQ per tons tre d oing I Ille Mlln" of IM APOlk•tlon ol P•ACEl 1· rHOO,,M.11 •"Y· may ~ 111.0 on limf wtlneUfl' n An vnd lvld•d on• ttttv fourth SI UsltlddtW•toll<llartlconw 1od• GLENN'S •llONMENT & HELEN LOUISE HENRY, eke ll/S41"1 lnterHI •• • l•n•nt In <om· ""•Doll-•n Olf ••unto. ct.i.erl• B•AICE SERVICE 1164 New port HELEN LOUISE ABONOll, aka mon In tlw le. 1,,lt•t\I In.,.,, 10 1~ nactrlo ln,,,.dletamenle. cit ote 91vd Cost•Mna ~tllornl•B'7 HELEN LOUISE H0 l8EAT .~. Common•-.•otw1dlOIM\OTrM:l l\ menera, \U r~st• ntrll•." lley Glenn Ktr; ">1 H•m 11ton HELEN LOUISE MICK.AS. For \U<ll ltrml\o.ilnedlntheArtocl•en etgun•.~-r~•atracs.•tt•mPO A••nue, .-.,..,,,.....;, 0-J, Hunllnvton c~E~LE~ NeLou""•sE M1c~A· ~-. llled tilled "OtflnlllOM" 01 lht Oe<l•••tlon TO THE OEFENO.l>NT .. ct.II Beecn,C•lffomla•'6-tl " " ~ ~ ·-compl•lnt "''......, tiled bv"lt<e pleln· Run e II L llobl n\on 10St •petition In l~ls <our1 lor an oro.r •1· ~/,;~~:C":'ci!;, ~~~:t!i;it1,111~~~1~n 1111 eQ•lml you II you .. 1,n to Oeltr>O Monrovl• •venue Co'te Meu lowlng petitioner to chango ht'• neme Book 11Sl9 .,...,. 411 Ofllcl•I R.cord• thl• law•ull, you mutt, within JO d•Y• Celllor,,la'267I ' from HELEN LOUISE MICKAS lo ol Hie! eo'.unty Ch "OectAretlon''I, 611er this ~um"'°"' I• Mtvfld on vou. Thi• ouflness 11 t ondu(led by a E~1E1N':,. et> orcte<..i thet all persona enel ..,, _,, 111,,.10 lilt wlln llllt <ourl 1 written ruponw °""er•I pertMnfllp. ' r Y P•RCEll to ll>e coMl>lalnt UnlPH you do lO. Russell l llOl>lllton lnlerttled In Ille metier etore .. kl •P· your de!llUll wilt' II• entered on •P· Tiiis sl•tement was flied wlln Ille peer l>tl.,,. 1"1• cour1 1" Oet>erlment Non-H cluslvt eauments for •«•n. pllcellOI' of lf\e otelntllt. aNI llllS coun Count, c~"' Or-County on See>-No , •• 7llO Civic C.nler Ori .. Wul. IAQrtu . eores•. encroec-111 1110 m•y enter. tucto-nt •g•ln•I YOU tor ....,l>tr 21. lffl. S.11te AN, C.I~•· on No-..moer POtl •nd '°' olt'lfr C>Uroow•. •II •• •~II llw rtllel dime-tn Ille comotelnt "' 27, 1t1',.et 11·000 ctoO • m .• •NI'"'" ••~rnent• •r• r~ tor I~ btM 11 Ilk " ou1c1 rH"ll 111 ger,.l\t>mer>t 01 ""1>11-0.""111 Coal! Dettv Piiot, •llCI '"''• "'°'" uu•, If •ny tlMy of ., gr-10 Own«'" fn ,,,_ .~rtlcte :_s 't•tnu m mono or pr-rtv or s.pt. Uenc!Oct.1' t•. tm Jnl-1t !\eve. Wfly aeld petition tor ,....,. of ~111,~. Oeclarellon enttlleO Eue· otller rell•I requHled 1n tne tom -'-------·-·------nome lllould not ilD gr.,.ed. • "~' 1 tm C NOTICE II Is·-Ot'dtlrect ,,.., • COPY ol PARCEL•: p ;ATED M.tr<n" 1•1• PUBU tlll• orwr to \llqw <iouw tit pubtllhtd Non·octuslvt e.ttemenh '°' utlllly LEE A BRANCH CHlrk Cl'9'Q ~ In tit• Delly Piiot .• Mwapeper Of •nd other put'JIOMS .. \U<ll '"'"'""" ~rel clrcu1et1.:lri, pu1>ll11ted In tllls •rt rtterttecl tor l!te t>tnttll of or ltt• I!. s...- county et lent once a _.. fOfl tour grent~ to °"'""'' 1,, Ille Arllet• .... •HOOl!l , ICl•OALL & conM<ull ... --· prlO# to !tit O.y ti titted ' Eetemenl•" In Ille Oecter•llOI' """"llilOTOfl flfOTICI TOCltl!DITOllS SUN ltlCMt COU"T 01' THI lTATICWCA~ll'OtUllA l'Olt TH a COUNTY 01' OltAlfOI! ..... ,.,.., Mid Merino. of Cove1""4" CorldllloM -Reotrl<· '"'Moc ..... ,, ..... , .. '" DalH Octoller n. tm. lton• rocordltd ., AU9Utl S. t'7•. In .. ....,. 9Mdt, ~ 92- BllUCEW SUMNER llooll 11'11. -1•. ()tflclel llocorcb Tel: 01417Jt.Dl2 JudOt ot.,. Of .. Id Coun!y. (Tlw "Mester Ooct•r•· AftWIMf ,... l'lelMIH ~~t~·J~M°a'v.t!!'-'.Z::1~Z:Eit1 5-lorc-1 ~~~ ~:',.io'~;n~~0; 0:.~~'.';,"311~~.~=t Oe4t~:~ CONLIN WIU.OIJ GH BY. eke i.. tUOlflfl! NAU.STID WltdllO-r, lrvlne, C.llforlllH1114 IL I IA BIT H WILLOUGHBY ............. •&.n1 Tiie sale ls IUttlt<l lo curre111 I•• ... De<HMCI. . tnn 9Mdl ......... ttl co ... n•f115, Conctlllons, rHtrlcllo'I•. rt· NOTICI! 15 HIUUBY GIVEN to lllf M ......... 9Mdl, CA t1M7 •erveuori._ rlQfll" rl91th-ol·w•y ellCI <rtdlt~flflN..,....n~dlK-1 Tell 11141 .. Mln HHmtnta ot record, any tl\<Um· tMt alt 1111,_ heiring <l•lll'IJ eoalMC ,....,,..,, ., ~ brenc .. Ill rKWd 1o t>t •at lat led out ot IN Mid doKMlnt Ott "9®lted IO fl l'loelltllld ()r ..... CoeJt OltllV '°'~ ttw purclleW Price. The e>r-r1y II to tl-.n\, w~ ... ,._. _ .. , •• Ill O<t. 16' 4*, IO "°"'· t 1m 4091·1' Ile tOld on., "M la" l>t•I• "'9 dtfkeflllfl8 CMf1l of tM~ltfl· ' ' '-----TERMS OF SALE C..11 or p•r1 tlt!M <-1.., M "'-" tMm. IC"" ca$11 enel P9r1 <~II. ttw lerrnt Of tucll 1M M«'M«Y wvc-.. to IN PUBUC NOT ""' u eo11 10 l>t occee>teot• 10 ,,,. un· ~..-.ctMl_etfke .. EltN S ---41trtllfttd _..,to tlle 5-rlor Court, J . SCHAO, JR., ti Mlll!ll I , l'ICTtTlOUS •UMflflU '°"of 11e-1 b14io bt dtpottted MUMl'P 6 MUOMIEI, •uO o flfAliM ITATHllll•T wltll 1>10, ·-.......... Mte JllO, TM fOllowl"t --· tr• deln9 Blctt °' _...~wt 10 be In wfllllll 9M<fl ~.,..., wtlkll It t"9 bu\I,.... .. : tllf Wiit be l'KelV'ld et, ... tfOf ... ld '"''~"""'"'"' .. ""~In "· C. TAVLOI' CO .. 111-'~ll tlflct •t 91\Y rime •rttr '"' llrU tit"',..._ _,.,nlllt to tN ...... '* =• ~ .. ....,_.. ~ • ,utl4kllklrl lltroof tlld before tM .. ,. •••• ~. wltllln four "'°"'Ill Gel ftMlt ff Mid Ult. •"•' Ult unt ..-ucetlM or 1111 "· C. T~ Ct., ltte.., • Cal"9mlt Tiit ~...,.. -.. , ttw ,,..., ..etce. • cot,.rtllOll, 610 Ne•"'' Ct"lltr lo NfUM ttetc.p4 env l>lcl. DMM .......... 1'.1'19 Drlvt. hit• NO.~· BH<ll, OATIO.on.6wt,1m O..lf.~tt~ ~.... 0-..1!.MllQ, ._...,.,.,_.wilt Tflll ....._It ctll9UC1M _.,•(Of• ....,,,......,.., Of.,. "' ... ----....... • , • 1: ........ Otc:Matlt ...... ...C Te'tltr C.., IM. t't11•, AMllT'"*-, l'l•tlK .... u ...... ,.. --c. Te~. • """°'*" ......... ---•• MU•MH ,,....._ • A~•Uw ... w.._aw.,--.-Tllll .........,,. ... "'-..... ""' .................. . ......... CA.. ~J C!tf11 tlf Orl!llOI Ctuflty Oii O<• .... "'9 ,....,.. ..... • ~ ·'"'· LMA ....... C&tllM .....,_.._...., t'I .... T .. 1 ttfa>..._ ,......_ o-w.. c .... Deny l'ltot • ~..,._ °""""' c.-0.11, ll'lttt, ftll4MlllMtll or._ c.o.'' Oolly .,,._, ..... n. Oct 1. '· "-""' ,,,..,. O<t. ••· n. •"" ....-. •."" ...,.,, 0c:~ u. 14. n. im .... ,, • PUBLIC NOTICE fl!ICTITtOUSluitMld-- NAMI! STATIMl!flfT Tiit IOH0"'11tt1 perton1 •rt d0tn9 busiMHa$ .- COURREOES !'•NCH CENTEll, l TD .. • Catl tornle lt mlltd perlntr1lllP. 170 N•wport Ce111tr OtlY•, NtwllOrl Bta<ll. Catllornl• ,,..., AmtrlC•I\ NlllOll•I HOt.111110 Corpor•tton, • C.tllomi• c.,....retloft. 170 ... .....,.., G4otftr 0r1 ... N-l)Or1 BH<ll, Celltonlla t2MO Thi• blttl,,.H II 'onducled lly • ""'"" ,,.,..,..~. Cl•Y'Oft Mwrd Va~ No tuOOtr may wHhdraw l'\1\ b4d fOf • ,,..rlod m f(lt1y llv• 14\I 04¥\ ~lier ,,.,. d•t• wt IOf thfo OC)f>nlno ,,..,..ot Tl'lf' Board Of ftu\lff\ r-\l"rY•' ft\,,- Ort'ltlf'Qf" of r?)f'f"Utiq 6-fty ,.f't(t •h bNh f'.tf" to w•tv~ at\'( 1rrt-cul.-r1flf'' or fn torrn•llllfl'S 1n ~v bk! or,,, ttwi n10<11nq NOP MAN E WA TSON ~r .. t•rv Boara °' T fU\I..-· PuDll\llOO Qr""91' Coe\t 0~1ly Pllof Ot I 16, 1l .,.,,, '°"'" P UBLIC NOTICE "ICTITtOUS BUSINEU NAME STATEMENT t<OO\E •EE PER\ t I r o'l\.I C•rl\Ott'1 (' Fount.tin "'" ''• (A 927()8 'h"'"'I •nnt M(ltftft 982)• (111rl\Octll C1 ~ot.ml1111n \'Aliff ¥ C .6 9110!! Tiii\ l>uSlll"\\ I\ CDn<IU<ltO DV All 1'1 ounductl Slllrl•y Moffitt ff\1\ \t•t,.~t "'"'' tHf'd .... un l"t County Ciera of Or-Countv on Ort l , ,.,. '°IUltl Publit~ Or""90 c ..... , D••I• P•lot D<t • ,. 7l JO "'" PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS llUStotlSS NAME STATIMl!NT The lollowt"O Pt'r\On• •r• doing bu\IN HH 1Ul 1 TRA llWA 'Y l •Nl A LIM ITED PARTNERSHIP t101S Skyperll EUI, Suitt I( tr•ln• C•tllornl• '711• O'NHI o.....__t Corooullon. • C•llfornle corp'Or•llOll, ll OJS Si.yperi. Enl, Suot• I(. Irvine C•lllor111a "1714 Rlt hercl [ •nd Sl'llrley J Grllll11 U (JP'"' Tree L •n~. 11 •'"• Callfornl• mu Tiii\ bu)lneu h condU(ttd by • llMtltd ~"1'fP l. . ()' .... , °""'°" C'Ofp =~:""J Tllh .... _, Wti llled wltll ti.. COUftlY Cltrk of Or-c_..iy on $ep. ltml>tr 11, 1m. l'IUM Publllhed Or-Coe11 0.11, Pllo1, 0<1. It, 1>.JOant!Nov t , "" I000-19 PUBUC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUI •UllNIH If.,,_. ITAftMl•T T ht IOI~ .,.,_ la CIOlng butt "'"" MITCH SHllTltAW COHITAUC '!'ION MAN•G~MENT, m "A" E ,.,,, Cosu Mtw, c. . .,.,, Mll<Nll J-Sllellr ... 111 ...... I!. "ti, CAlltA ..... Ct. n.tt This MllleM f, cOfldlKIH by .tt1 111. dlv!Ouel ', Mlld\Sfltttr ... 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' CUI CLOTHING COSTS wllll Ou( m::t~ · u:: ~~fAU.WINTERPAllLRNCAI: ::~~ .-:.r 't·: tol>t lot = s:s ~ if~ 1••••1t lllcw . l 1:50 P'tlttn COUP?". ~-:c-SI IOl-l..e.tiflllllel .. St.SO m..,.._ II •• $1.51 115-i.tlat Clldllt. . SI.SO :~ Cw· fljl ::ns-=..•:?..-., ··tu: .~ ·"·" .. 101-QitMi c.llectiell .Sl.'9 m.a..~llactQllllta .. SI.SO &IM\CMIM... . -That'a short f0r "Crum puff ln the Blumt"' t and this la JU Abeolutely t'~annlnl. Immaculate and tasteM • ~ E plan on the tttenbelt in th e orl1lnal Bluff townhome development. End unit, laundry roouf. sewlfta l'OOO". cedar lined closets and wood plank noon. You'll love It! It's Unique at 1227,900. U,_.IW ti()Mt:S REAL TORS • 676-6000 2443 East Coi'St Highway. C6rona del Mar ~<®' eeach rro1tv UAL llTATI DCIUIMCI SIMCI lt4t COMI wnM US ... to Corona del Mar: comer duplex, lower unit hu 2 maste:r bedrooms. each with private beach, 3rd bedroom 1ultable for den or office: upper unit has 2 bedrooms & bath. Price reduced to $199,500. llEWPOIT IEAf H 75"811 V .t. fT"S A HOMEY ~ and very reasonably ·- ............ w. -........... w. ....... ,.,.,. "'.:."....... . ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••4••••• ........... lt•r• IOOJ la•,... IOl2 c:.tiit.._ leM ....................... .... ,.................. ... ................... . __________ ...ii __________ __ ('.•~ I I I '1 '. lTA. )7 I-'O H ---- se1onc...,1---t1M .... le brand new beautiful ~rick·trimmed traditional home to be built juat for you! To be under construction next week. The plans are in our office so call today to see them. The finished h o me w l ll b e c o m pl et e w i·t h landscaping, cptng, etc. Select ydur own colors, etc. 4 BR. family room, formal DR & 3'h baths. WISLIY M. TAYlOlt co .. HAl.TOIS Zll IS. JHq I ... a..I MIW"""'~-n-CIMTll. M.l. '4-Mt I 0 .V-..SSM&L ,......... Vin bom•. .... ....... for• IJ'OW· =. lamllJ " pric.d .... 1ea11y al •.ooo. 4 Bdrm•. + apacio111 baa&a room formal dio· lnc room. lamily room Md, mast ol' all. u.ai lab&&ku view. C7141 '7J..4400 12111 u .. 2u1 HARBOR ...,.,.. ·~S Hin'• ,... ~ to liw'8aelaarm&lc_MIDe ••IWIOt~JOU build • HCODd uail. O...'a *'Y ..Unwc&. ..... .u .... Call --· HERITAGE Rf: AL T O~~ ll/<t°/o Lom ......... A OIVISIOn ot Use your pneent home 11;,irbor Investment Co eqdty to take over 8~% ao.n. takeover .,.ymenu on 3 bedroom Wesuide IMYISTOltS home. I>Woc area. coun· 1-f .. IOOMS try~ farce family Very clote to Dis--· room wllb flreplau. neylaod. These 8 units HEATED POOL with ar~ in xlot condition. c:::: 7~.9~·~ C~~i Priced to sen at $240,000. ~1720 No vacancy. 759-1501 m--.L. -HIWU~ TaMSt Ta.MS! ....... Ml ~!!:?:~ •••••••••••. IT1MlllA ~ .......... ..., ... , ...... ~ ........ ... ,_,...___. .. rm . ... PIMe. ...... 7411 IYGWa• lllr, "'8a.· .... D.R~. l'.ll. Low ..... ,.... Mr • ................. bwlt.--·-·"· .......... wiUt p0ol '-•P•• 3 ....,_, 2 betbl. fasnlly -· Mee front • rear yard. • 11-f Plaat,IDc MZ-7411 S&ASCAPICOM»O ... SAM»YllACH Stt.ttO Only l yr. new • in iop ........... llPIJ:aded z br. 2 be, IJ'OUDd llr. IUUl W/Ml llllwmble ts'J ,600 loan at M '!(, i.nlueat. Tennis, 1pa, pool A dubboule, onl)f 1 blk to beads. I • CALL '44-7111 .... USN TUOOI'' ll'iced ia t.bia 1,e family A real old world charmer home wttb new carpels ., WE HAYE SEYSlAL ftME IAYRtOMT HOMIS WITH PIH & SUP AXER TaMS! BY OWNER S bdrm. pool • spe 11 .. la/ Adams Prin oolY Sl31.500. Cal I ...-aft lpm wkdys, wtmda anytime IASTSIDI YA with that F.nlliab tudor and drapes. Large cor· 1 ¥4 IMT. look. Coved cellina Uvtng oer kit. 3 Bdnns. s baths. No qualit)'inc. SU per 3 rm. cozy kitchen sunny t II e entry. attract 1 v e Bdrm, 1 '14 bath. patio. brealdasl nook 2 Large railed d.lniJ1I rm and a So. Cout Plaza area. Ap· bednm. H1.11e lot with balcony off or a h':f e prox 9 yrs old. $17,500 dn, earaae. Only SBl,500. Act bonUia rm. Ck>&e to e Seeinc la belleviq ! A spectacular 4 bed.rm. 2 bl&h ..._., with a b\&le added Pinewood boai&a room. lblsed hearth, . llridt ftreolace. Cheery larden tltcben. qwet pymta M04/mo. Total aow! Call 546-ZUl beach. Seller will help ~e 187,$00. 957·0$54 Oi'INlllJil••ll\ll"'llflHIN I • finance. prinipaJs only. Mtlide street. VA no down terms. Act now! 546-23.13 ~~sr.:;:·· · {•IHll9 }17;;,;;rE This terrific buy is --------• REAL TORS enhanced ·with fresh .........,._ --------paiat, eaJ1htooe Carpets ~I C»'tNlll<l •ll ~llJl'<IO ~INK I ' !eJMlll wood and m ir rored IMVISTM9CTS walla. Two atory •185 Lotatea~Ue home -....nee. 1ara1es, Pool aPllf'OYed Uve map. ---------i IDll very uperaded. Just •Apsll'ox. 28 acre prime IASTSM liated and won't lut at 11·1, PGUible joint ven· ,...___ ... ~..--........ thiaprice.CaUMs-GIOS t..-e 2rlC. down. Owner ~--...... -wlllcarry3yean. Lwp J Bdrm home lo *51 Kn!ll prime Florida ON BAY ADERE. lrvioe TSTlliCle: Abeolulely de- llptful -s tained & e tched windows , bardwood floors, new lr:itdlm. new carpetln1; 1t aparllles. Tbr ee bedrooma. 2112 bat.ba. lar1e yard, beautiful pedo. kJ&a ol elbow room ........... COUC»MIWPORT .-t Euukle location. Ave. MMe 11111rveloua re- T-., 1 BR umu add to lo-Donal aboppioa ~ler come. OWNER WILL JUeiblejointventure .. CARRY FINANCING. •·---•21 acres ~aible ~ 'l1lil i. a muat aee at ._ ________ , acres horae property Sl.50,000. For detatls call nral estates. Owner will ..MG-U5J ..WUST'lit6 'lsub-orcti.ute. Prine. only SH A~~ I .A Y ~A/I.. 1-«i2·1056 or · : ~ HERITAGE . . REALTORS 4 BB. 3 a., w/W/eocl ~~~~~~~~! pMio. Steils to pool, apa, ~ ..... eod~.Won't •AMIL y taat at •• 900. 9n'aTAIMM&fT 'roSEECAu.JUDYAT 4 Bedrm. 2 bath home. 640-6259 Earth tone carpets, re· @A~ modeled sunny ldtcben. formal dining. Jireplace. A shaded, covered brick R E A l T y patio. Nestled besi(le a.._ ______ _ solar heated. enclosed. - free.form pool with RIDUCED 54000• separate drying area. Reduced for fast sale! • ~~~~23U'd buy ! Owner anxious and Ul'lt• '" ,,. ,, '•L•'' '"" '·" 1 sacrificing this lovely I I home. Clearf a.s a wbis· 9 '1tj1WN __ ~~~~$~ arena. oaly SlOUOO, call oow 9113· 71181 ~ STUil' r:;()Pf;;rjj;;' ';;;II :-;j<l ··"1!11!1~~1 IJ(< .. 10 ... "' Bl1 4 BB, 2 b a "S,··~~~Mi w/muaive frplc. New peint in & out & belt of atr. a super low price or b~~~~~~~ $79.SOO. This one i~sharp NEED AN & will sell fast. Call fNVESTMENT·? 751·3191. Own your own apt. in · Long Beach area. No C: SEL ECT qualifying. o.w.c . tsl T PROPERTIES T.D. $29.SOO. 714-846-4102_ I AM A FRIEMDL Y LITTLE 3 STORY IEACH CO'nAGE. With white water views from 3 patios and blue water view from other patio. My owner will help finance and'the'key is in our o.ffice. Call for day or evening showing, 673-8550. YOUR OWN TERMS well, almost -owner wants out Qf this 3 bednn pool home. Assume loa n and owner will help fmance. can day or night, .n3-8550. PRESTIG6-NIY 4CY Bedroom, ti:i·level customized • townhouse. Towering trees and babbling brook. Owner will help finance. Call ~ or night., 673-8550. llACH UNITS -$159,000 Four units actually pays .for itself. All .2 bedrms, corner lot. a nd ssumable loan. Call day or night, 3-8550. SCC\\<illA-~£~s· Tliat lnftlgulng Word Gome wltli o CltucUt •• ...... ~ C\A'I' .. '°'4MI ----- • --. ... ~°' .... ,_~-ch ti.. low IO lontt lout -i. -do Spacious 3 B<!rm air cond .. San Luis RC'y mode l up j!ru dcd I h r u o u t p I) s I l I \' l' I y pristine. StGS,000. HALTO&S 675-5511 llACH RlftlAT ~ SUJ0,000. P.rtme ocean rental. 3 blocks to ocean.· Permanent te· nants. SeUer will pattern financing lo buyer s needs. Call now 963-6167 [i'llll w 'Wbdher you're ~I.al or ~ Claaallied ad· v will get your sn.r.. idle it.em.a witb a nauce to the rilht peo. Dlllly Pilot Claalfied Ad. pW. Call Today! 642·5678. L-Al'il UMYIASITY PAD HOME SiRgle family Cha ncellor Plan #4 with red brick entry & large private rear yard. 4 Bdrm or 3 Bdrm & den with family room & inside laundry room. Walk to schools, shopping-& community park & pool. $129,500. IN NEWPORT CENTER ~ 644-9060 •HOME ON WATER-SUP Mew o• t•• ••r•et f• • '''"•'• co•-''Y· C........,..,. 3 ~•oo• .__wtfltN.tllpt.ctlld1d.Y•OWt1 tltea.d.$320,000. DUPLEX WJTH POOL ............................. .,.... Htl .. da _... wttlt twt11fk OWMl"1 _.. onrtul"'v poal ..._. r.dwood dec'- Aa .. .,,.._ .. '" • tuclty lit tMt 2 Ir I ..... _ ...... $121,000. WATERFRONT HOMES Inc. ~4:S6 W C1"1t1-.1 l ltqh\'•''- N,'"'prn~ At1r11 h 631-140 !, BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR J·l l !'."Y''"" Drov• N B bl'l b\bl FORESTE OLSON ·-....... , Huntington Beach Store+ Apt. C.ommetclal Condo + 3 bdrm, l~ b~tb a_pt Located in an ·'Old Wcftl'' Europun dlolol "~ ceo&er in HuUnston Beach. 8'X35' mricerator boi IDduded lo atore. Only 2 yra. old. See tb.ls unusual ~y ~y ... Call n•:a:M-9113 • IZC....Meteu.lta 12 Spacious, ! br 1a:rdeo aptg. + pool on lge lot. WW be 9.1 X gross at close of escrow. Less than $t0,000 per unit. To see. call 714:834-9393. SUPBOUPH CANYON CllST llAUTY 2 bdrms • library.· z~ bal.ba. F)-plcs in llvlnlC nn " 1n1tr bdrm, p11£. Xllll buy at $181.500. 7141760-9)3) l'lTY 1'0-9131 , ..... COIPOIATE IDDQUAITEIS 27.000 sq. tl. w1th easy act'eSS t.o !rwys & J ohn Wayn~ ~ri>Ort Call for dt.>ta.i.b tlWPOIT BEACH • Bdrm, garage +. carport Just oH the beach on fee land Balboa Blvd. On+y S144,SOO. Call64S-916i ~ ---- dnS'nC CMAUT llACH+POOL Qualnt 3 BR, 2 Ba. Lge din. rm. Cozy fplc. W a.I.ls t1I llau views watma11. Kti pond f& Gredan pool Luab 1rouods . Foun· taina. Wood. cJau • mar ror deeor Auume exut lncbn 1!112mo. OR. VA terms. Model home oerfecuoo. See l.Od• y Call~BKR Grut t.erms! Huae UP· graded 3 bdrm. 2 story oa quiet cul ·de·s ac . In-. vestors ddJght enter· tainer's dream' Call now. 54:>-949 l a Walker & Lee Real Estau 91/f'/o Loan Reduced fo Sel 4 1 .1 + rooL $109,SOO Sharp, So. KB home on hu&e private cul-de·sac lot. Take over lsl + Znd TD ol $87,000. Payable 1832mo. ' ............... 96MJJ7 Ute your present home I~~~~~~~~~ eq\Aty to take over 9Yt% '"99 1044 ioen. lakeover payments on 3 -bedroom Mesa -•••••••••••••••••••• Verde home. Din1n1 M25 2 br condo Wood· area. new appliances ID bndae Villager Model. lt1tc1ten Decorative Nopeta.SD-331n. ~ Handy atorace \oft U1 lI>e aarage Pauo t4alday RV acceu Hurry ' I i $92,900 BKR Ca ll Eu•rtalMI ~1720_ Be the perfect 16tft1 TRill& L ::::e t~y.':dd= -· rormat d.Jn1n1. double rrs YC>Ua DOI LAI , _________ , bnct f.&rel>lace ID li1(Ulg Step loc*iQg. you will see nJOm and den. built in UiU tb1.h eo.ta Mesa • ~ .. ' 1 '* I llll wat.r. Brukfast a_n:a. Bdrm and know it's a S Bil + den + Family 2 bncll aod redwood good buy at $97,SOO Rm + Formal c1itu.q +3 patios Spri nklers. 4 Secluded big ya.rd5 and car prap + 2 patios + community poob. Much great rorecast ror ID balcony and ..other more• $ll2.000. BKR creas101 your dollar lUDfSUbeS. Aabng only Call558-84$1. =•to<· UlflJUOO Call ~~ UALTY TAilllll. 5l6-75ll -· -~~~-·--~--1 -c-OULD--n-cun - $66.900 OAK GLEN Ci1H' Uus ont> 11 chance fJi ,ll nl'll\t' ne,. .! HEU '' Ht:LI" Sit.'llt'r bc.>droom. 2,,, ba nrn llf'eded more t1mt• 1\ ht is the best discrlption for this lovely 4 bdrm home with a spacious living room. 2 frpl~. near new c-arpetmg & a ghstenin~ pool. AJI for only $107.500 Large assumable loan. oo qualifying. Ca ll ~5370now ' domuuum.s 197.990 Ue 1ma1tinat1on & th1i. Newport Ceflhf' 2Sl8 Elckn Ave.C M (IU'I upper will be tht-640-5357 ta!Jt of I.be town. Reap ALLSTATE ~~~~~~~~~ 'f'UILD .;iiiii;;;;;iiiiiii;;iil42iiiiii;-6'734;iiii;ii;;iiiiiiii;;;;.I Ute d1 •ldeoda. ff urry -:: 6 yn aw. prune Costa owr a pod._.,. Drier REALTORS macnab I irvine realty A SUBSIDIARY OF THE IRVINE COMPANY CO.Mill LOCATIOM! Broadmoor Plan 4 in Irvine ONLY $145 .000. 4BR & separate family rm & forma l dining r m. Lovely atrium & patio complete the picture . Anita Brads haw 752· 1414 . < J ·87) 642-8235 644·6200 901 Dover Dr111~ Harbor View Center Irvine at Cam1>Us Valle'( Center 752-1414 . CIE ·110111 ILlllS ca. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE U RDA ISLE Ma2nificenl F amily llomf' In i\ Prl\al<' LaRoon .l:.arRe Shp For Vnvr Vllfh\ Thrl'I' Bedrooms Plui. Maid'" Room. F'<1m1I~ Hoom & LarRe Den F.xcellent Lo{·allon ('1111 For Appointment St.500.000 MEWPOIT CIEST COMDO f:xtra Sharp Two Rcdrooms. Two Rath~ OrlJ,?inal Owner With Pr1clr Of Ownersh1ri Looks Like A MJ~drl llarrlwooc1 t'Joors ~ Shutters Wt't Rar & r1rcpla<'e In l.IYlnl{ Room Attr:irt1ve M ast1'r Bt'droom Su11t• Pool. Sauna & Tt-nr11s Available Prlrt'd Al Only SI37,200 631·1180 ·--..... ,.,.,,, 1•1 DOYB HIYI ' .. SISC & ,IN DOCTORS C S V 0 I M C G t T H 0 R H R P Y T A Y N(O·O CT 0 R $\GEL TT I l 0 0 L D E A t N G 6 N I l 0 A C M I U W 0 T .U 0 S C C V l l Q A M U R 0 R Q E 0 E OSLAUJ\.OYMH A06 VHOMS L Y H I C E N E K C M R J E 0 G R V S H I E T S H E K N A R F R 0 T C l V H RJKPAREA SOUH 8WHOA CE L E 1 E M T M 6 R M T H T R A L H W J K E l I U U R E A T A S I R C A 0 E H A R 0 0 f E H N V t S S X A M l K 11.,J I T A R , R N 0 S L T T Z E A Y W 0 A W 8 R P P C A 0 L l Y A f R L L A k E TA E C~H H J N ARR U t L l AST t N P T 0 L E Y N K £ K 8 R E L N C A S neWOttont: Hlddln _... .-OW,.._ ~. bell• -u. up. dOwfl Of ..,.,...y, FM ... -"°" '' 111. F Akanr I ltn C.V Dtllnli "' -. .._ Vlctw f""""""'" ~ ~ 'O._. Fii..... Jetvtl • ~ JelWt loORe LO. • Celn KMln • ,.,., T....-.HINMh -. 1ocatm Good u S6W DOWN ...... 51Mn7 Sutre~Y'°:'RE~~h t«J QUALIFYING! 611-4990 3 Bdrm. family rm. l ba. frplc Taitt' ovt'r p:.y 1-006 •.••••...•..•...•.... ,. BnfER·OR ISUMD INCOME or inot.ber tn·law island home · or remodel for run ISiand IJYUl& or bwld " new for truly ele1e ant '5land b V\.OJt. Best· Best Best Island location Steps 1!'911 beach Ju.st hsted 'fi won 't las t 646-7711 1US11C .. WOOD Scmll. 4 Yr okl Custom Home. Ltv rm. 22x22 rt 2 frplcs. ocean view $1.30.000. Agt 496-3497 c... ...... 1022 ., .•.•........•........ Investor's duplex .-2 good rentals. pool . f11>lcs. charm. SZSS.000 PrinopaJa" only. 640-4999 IMl4ACULA'RHOME ICanyoo Ocean View .fLrg 2 BR. den /So. ol Hwy. oo Hau.I St. 11 blk to beach 10wnr may;earry, 11 '} IHUl'T)'. oo1y 1295. ooo John Carey, GRI. ments Ca ll anytime N?l 54l..OIOO Mfta Vef'de WHt 2stry4 s Bdrrru.. J bathl.. fam rm. frplc, pool By ~ 979-7605 HOMlS FOR VIETS S> HOMES IO DN 8.'Jl·S102 Bkr --- 100/o -. Owner will carry ftnaoc i.ng on Uus Easuude. 4 bd .. 2 ba immac ulate home on qwet <'Ul·de·sac. Sl.29.900. Asll ror Craig, 63l·lai6 REALTORS Byowne.r 3 Br. 2 ba. Mesa del Mar Tract. S89M. 1031 exchange Pnn on· lyTI~·~ IYOWNH ~lie 3 bdrm I ba with hreplace. en c l os~d praee. 50'x17S' R 2 tn· ~ lot. 436 Hamilton Do not dtsturb tenants Must close 111 '79 Pnn· opals only te6.000 548-5041 or 631 ·3S20 tlJ QUALIFY Jt Exec. 3 + 1""1, pool. WC dwn. Sl ,300 mo al 10%. Mr Wood. ~34-4100 or6'2·19'70 WOODUIDGE J Br $120.000 s Br SUJS.000 00 Oll2. 644-6687 HOWTHWOOOS PARK PLACE ~e. 4 bd • fam rm .. & bonus rm A/C. great as swmble loan. $165.000. Call Fred G 1bson . 569-9400 Orangetrtt Patio Home, Plan 4. tughJy upgraded. 28drm It den . 2 ba. -.,:iOO. Pnncipals Only. Owner. S61·Sl89. llllTACE PAii TOWNHOME lleautlful Broadmoor Plan J Town home . Hi g h ly upgr a d e d carpeta. drapes & cen · t.ra.I air cood.iUorung. 3 bedroom. 2~ bath. 2 levels It family room. OPEN SAT It SUN 12·5. l Montgomery. As king $IO&,OOO. . -=-~Ll.Nl.H ~ t\f 1\1 TY ~ ~l~J 1 200') JllTHWOOD! Reiad$7500. REALTORS: 673-1771 Le upcraded Mesa Verde 4 Bedtoom. family rm, POOi. spa "Just reduced home. Low down. low tn· S7SOO. Supe rbly Up· SS Hll tereet. linmed. O(cupan _ ... ed h 8 "'1 SPYG>LA L cy. Will consider lsetOP· g:r"" ome! '" l·in llST ..... •u"' s 1 2 9 9 0 0 china cabinet , French " -s t 1 o n · • · wood windows. wet bar. 1blssng.lsly4BR.2,,..ba Owne.rrAgt.8ill83112S'f fireplace and much ''Newpor1el'" ls the lust murh more! Woodcnst expemlve 4 BR tvaU ln --------•I tract 111 Northwood . SpyJ}ass today. Custm ..-SA DB. MAa ~ fut sale, call t.o- pool " sp..a. prof'! El This hl1hly up1raded ilav 752.1100 care lndscp'g, ~-xtensive family home features s OPIN '".,. ,, H~•1101>1 •>H1 • m~~~~ ~5§ te&MI Tenn& avail. uoe.ooo. to .u tdloola, parb and teania cour\a. Call WD80£2br-, l~ Coado -.-tormondelalll. i carport ~paces. By Owner. 911,.500. ID-07'3 GHAT . ~~~~~~~~I .. Wnl.l1 home. -.io sq. M LOT -ft. of l1vin1 apace; 4 . ! . HERITAGE REA L TORS Gltlll' lot. --R·2 for _,.... IOJ• bdrm., 2" ba., 'lP~•ded new ctupMa. Has 3 BR. 2 -• .. •• .. •••••• .. ••••.. ~ M~lt W~I..: Blabme.w/fplc. &aepaUo 08 ... _ .. .__ 2 ........ I& fncd rear yard w/4 CV ~A ' .....,.,.. par'll ... p1ms. A1IO room to par"lr Sptetanlar-bllltop =V.Selleranx.ioal ...... am.-eq. ft. lob er.u 1Utr. a.. to Manna, Stl.-a Rd •Calle La Prima .... •.•eo-.ooo. c:.e.MIMI 1024 m.-:-....Bldr. ·-··~···••••••••• MIW IMR.ll MIWUSllll <>wmwttw. w.atotkl. . ................ ~.,, ....... ::.:i~,:~w. -:!~~· 't51J~Jll!fMcl \ .. J L . . ) • • 7 IACll IAY llT A 11 t:.!~~~ ...... ...... . fU14 riilllc rillk. ~ c e, a ___ RIAL_ TOR.8 1'111111 laiie ...... uWQl ~?... ~ &:C'!'1r '* .. home,. Sr s Ha. ,._ • .,..t-1111' to lie laJ. , .... la.Sauphli .. oo.oto. Ownr/Bh fo.ad I I ~•droOSI ........ Coot.ct Jim ..... • ID '1w1. 1 "• . ~ i'lUden •l l. t7U > 112,100 kll••· l]i•lb room, '151 ·1101 dya. t11') t•••t .... ala& roo•. • Ouwr1rn:J.;ent. owe. Hlalllr "Plrad e d .,.. ___ ....___. Law 1N&Yment. ~ ....... v.k>n•--------1 Sharp pentt1ou1e ~on 6 v.a-.. NOlral air • •&MWftM domlnham. F..ao qualify co.clttlonia1 . Mured """'un lnl. NM_!!!. Bkr patio • d eeota lor ~ toll counic .............. Vou m...-aee -...e.. .-0 sq ft 4 to .ft u· M '° ~. OPEN T II 8dnm. s~ baths PoOl IN !UHu.J. ltu-olo ~Jl •• ,000 ~~ ~t With lS'X fur SJI~ CO. dwn. bu!&" s.ooo Ml rt with UK MRI.~ 48r + (ormal bar, ~S.. e-.... ·'' ' • I \ •11 '1 I\) ........... 104' ........................ WA&MTOllACH Qceao vu, 2 •t,y., 3 BR., fam. rm., 2~ ba . fLre pi~ parquet ns . sep worbbop, 1t ud10 rm Shutter s, slid. glass North end Joe. A rare buy at 121$.000! Miaaioo Realty 4~·0731 ll:EANFIONT formal d1nina r m , .... C111 alnwn, rec rm w PoOI II ......, oic-librV)' Lot Is Y.J on II ~HIN9HTS corner 163.S. 000 . w 1th relC tali payments Ag\ 60·9850 , or eves 67S-0132. ftw $5000 Do-. 4 Br. Z Ba, dinin& rm J. v. Co .• 631--0900 ~rmina spacious 2 story, 3 Bdrm. family. daning room. large liVlng room. lllDters s!We with 2 decks and spacious marrored baths. WarTllS 1----.-----~. brick and stone. Truly a derorators de- IJgbt. For details <·all ~1151 ~ '-• HERITAGE . • REALTORS IAQC IAY VIEW 1..-0ts ol 'room to roam. a round this 4 Bdr m, fami.ly room home. Wan. <lows across front look oot on bay and moun lalns. Custom built, with easy maintena n<·c 1n mind. $21611,000 fee. New Modul ar Type Homes, pvt commu11ity. Duplex 2 bdrm . Near 64~5200 2 bclls. 3t hr sec urity, water & shops. $170,000 ..- sub.Jetting OK. From assume.C311 893-3268. ,, S39,900. Treasuce Island r--------1 Pete~tt Mobl.le Horne Pk. 30801 5 HILL Do t u So. Cal Hwy, La~una · SPYGLAS ~~fur 1 ~~ R.M.P . (71 4 ) More ~~:r::_-:oo less ·~t7"'3 ---------•! than any home on the hill A well loacated non· WOIAJ).YOU IB.)EYE In Laguna Beach, Just listed, 3 Bdrm. 2 bath fauiily home Large y:vd room for pool. Mature t.ttes. Xlnl neighborhood close to schools .. lillm m Oiis one for $139 ,500 Ocean/C3nyon view from every window. New. con temporary, wood and glass home . Quiel pre stigious ne ighborhood $435.000 494-4332. 49(-2625 &.raid lay Lot 673-6634 OCEAN + CANYON VIEW!! "'1,SJ0,000. Brand ne w, ...olfiNGt, one-of -a-ldllil m.e ...... pvt. ....._ ,.._.. eoore. ~. jec., .._ eellar, sauna, gy mnasium . sec system , billiard rm. library, maid qtrs., huge bdrm• + m ore . 6000 eq.ft! ! Prine. only. can htrick. 631-1.266 view 3 Bdrm Portsmouth Mdl. CALL Q U IC K . Can't last at $349,000. 644-7211 CAil RIGHT NOW! 1be price & terms of- rered on l.tus highly up" g_rade d Seav1ew 3Br home are utterly fan- tastic' This home has new paint & cpts tpruout , French drs leading out- s ide to a newly pro- fcss1o~a l I¥ lndscpd para<hs . Bnck floors in the ent & kit. Many. Many more xtras. Call J im Flanders for an appt I.Oday. (714) 752-1107 dys, (714) 58 1 ·5787 eves/wllnds. Pri:n oaly . .... .... MPTHGHT'S nus tudden beauty is on a dead end st . 2·sty, 5 Br. 3 ea. sml ocean view. f\ll1 Swedish sauna. Lg jacuzzi. 2IKlO sq ft. Ma ny extras. Must see to ap- preciate Owner wants fast sale. $199,960 firm. REALTORS A PRE:HIGE Lagme.... 1050 /-t-' HOME:S ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3333 W Coast Hwy. NB Leisure World. Gate 14 645-6646 Panor•mic view. 3rd floor. Villa N"'-eva. 2br 2ba, 586·6879 A/C. aft 7pm. L.-,..aMicpef 1052 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Assmmble~ Fairway f;.l Niguel Jbi:. $234.000. Custom Really ~f/TTT ...... Viejo ,067 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 81GCAHYOH Cuslon> lot approx. 108ft. o n golf course. 115 Deerwood. Prin. Only 759-0717 1076 ..••.........•......... Harbor EBtates 4 bdr 2"'2 ba. panoramic ocean view $1.00,000 1·49t»l840 ~ Extremely w.ell·bwlt 3 bedroom. 21 2 bath re· _ Sldence olfenng spacious family living as well as Ii quie t neighborhood $23S.000. LINGO REAL EST AT!-: <714 )493-8812 ScMta AM I 080 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CHIAPDWLIX 1lus one won't last• 3 Bdrm + 2 Bdrm on an R-4 Lot. $10,000 down. o.w.c .•. 900. BALBOA ISLAND REALTY 873-8700 1011 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~R R . 2 BA home . approx 15 Y<'llrs olrt 5225.000 "1th 5137.000 assum:.ible Isl at fl': Owner v.i ll c·;1rrv 2nd COITAllllSA ..... ...... paC'C teOt w=,· •zz.soo. I I.All POllST Jutl fiat.eel 2 bea16tlful boaMl9 under m ,0001 '"" ton AC. 2 llBt. 2JlaA~cetl part tn Or.nit' "Yunty. t: a I I t o d • Y· ! (J PtU8 J 130 > 8 k r. '1»dl AaM91 fw S. I ZOO ••••••••••••••••••••••• fMl•a•C..trY 5 aues gent!}' rolllna. ou~tandln& view. only $50,000 Ask Cor Ray Oix- o n , agt Te r ms . 714-67~S736 ------ SACHS Gorgeows oak studded property wilb seasonal stream. Nice bomesile with great pasture area for hor ses. Beautiful view 5 flat a cres al $57,000. Call P auline Wtllson, agt ~62~ fM11alllllsC-"Y-a> acrds. rolling terrain. being split into 4 parcels. Xlnt 1>u,y, $80.000. Ask for Ray Dixon . age nt . 714-676-5736 . G'-olllllsComtry 8 acres, gentle s lope. nice location. good tel"Tm. $45,000. Ask for Ray Dixon. agent 714-676-6736 Gl111a • HA11-Knoll Top, best view avocado p a r cel 1n Glenoak Hill&. 2.87 acres avocados planted 111 1973, only $59,500. Ask for Don Doran, ag\ 714-676-5736 1300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• RewtdlWt w1th 30· dock. Terms avatl. S319,S00.0083J-2650 T ARAHTB.LO & LEE eoc-rcid "opet'iy 1600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Watfiftowt Newport Pier area. hotel + 4 stores on 3 lots. real fixer . IALIOA HEWrORT REALTY 675-1170 NET NET NET Lealed property In Costa Ilea&. SU million. ~% o n a ·ll ca•b . Owner t bullde1". C IO . Dally Pl.lot. Ad. No. 532. P.O. Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA. 921126 1101> ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 MIW U,t41TS Thal you can get r1rst user rights on. near mam business <stock brokers & large banks ) dJstnct or Santa Ana. . Park Place.Inc 842-7461 ·--------- OCEANFRONT OOPLEX* * With spacio'us owners unit. 3Br. & 2Br tux unous IONES IH.1\1.fY I 'lwC. 1,1 r-l.4to ......... J6UMITI ,...ol---..Up, ac ....., ........ ~. OG ti•• 1a1be 1treet., a IUPD o.....,. County loelldcm Eacb 4·pa.a t.n· dudll a J bdrm, 2Yt bath t.ownboalM 1tya. owoer '• unit ~witb fireplace 6 ,.,...., A Quall Place ~ve. 152· lDO . ! 9UAIL ~!~~~ f0.-nt l iJO ,_.. .. OAILYPILOT .. .................... . . __ ......_ llH ..._......,.... thuftUwla I+_. th HftY f 't1• -.............. ..... .............................................. ,,. ............... . ....................... S..C' .. 3176 t .... __ ...... J240 ............... ... ~ ~ Lii~ ....................... ...................... • •••••••••••••••••••••• · ,,.._ I lldrm, tarn. rm 11\t/s c..to a Bil ls den .... ,., IMdl ....._ QCUD YU on aoU •a.. *25/mo > Plusb + a ba. ioftl, .,.......t ...... ft111 tr '*"9; 1.500 sq fl, 2 BR crmq, 2~ t>-cedar 6 ~ Hr pool. -..,-Som. beck 'bey vrew, 1'-' B• condo u~o. .s-. 5 bib to ~an. mo. llkr.lll•la. f.uabc arH for bua• m.m.a. Dbl car pvt 1ar. fully rMCb home +1 b~ • mal.at. yd. Adult1. nol•-------• lltab&el. cau J m ... an· • •u..... pets. lftqwn at m 1llh a.yfroel Condo. Boat; dli'I ('710 752,u 01 dys; ....._ U.uu-d SL 714--.m1. llAp. a.am. •·~a <114 ) Si l 5717 eves. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bdr m +den. J'ebul0&a• wtmdl. l20J SHARP POOL HOii~-J Prime R·2 Lot Xlnt. loca· lion. No end La1una ~ Level. 2 bills lo ocean.114-48A-06SI. ··=.,...,..· 2400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •. 2 ba, C'ptl, &,.. no viewl2400/moyrb lM . Pt'f,.I. Bu•bard/ Aclama. VACANT -tlllfO. m -aofOorN0-5171 2 Bdrm. Z Ba. security pt.e, pool, bltu, m smo. l BR. Wal&lai dl.alanee to AallforGene.agt. . bch. Stove, refri& Incl. Dnve by u1 · Vla Udo Nord. Lae i Bcb'1n, 2 ba widen fl patio. ~5/mo yrty. ~~~~~~~~~~ 1 •·•••••••••••••• •••••••• '''--N!{it.:..:._...:_ ~ _ma ___ g_. -------WaterfroolHomes g ·~g~~ S29S/~o. 642-2016, Iv ..w11lr.t: I.wt. Exec. home. s br. 3 ~~~~63~l~·~1AOO~~~~ BY 0 W N E R · S a 'n FOi LEASE Oemede 6 wills. Sl.605 + mo. $2SS,OOO. 20% On. New 2 bedroom 2 bath OWC.481>-2980; 831-2822 home. Mission Lakes Count rr Clu b. Golf· 19 UNITS temia·pool. Beaul1fully Excel.Jent Npt Ekb loce· laodacaped, no main· bOll. 2 bllcs from Hoag tenance yard Hospital. AJI well main· 9880Clubhou5e Rd. tained. Price red~ed to De9ert Kot Spn Qgs $799, 900 Owner has l•--2•1.J..-:n•g.•~-72--• purchased new property ............ ••••••••••••••••••••••• IAYAtONT 2 Bdrm. 2 ba m super locaUoo. Avatl DOW for win1u r~ntaJ $795/mo. Salisbury Realty 673-6900 3222 bl, many xtru. Close to -~acb. 1700. mo. 557.9154 3bdrm. +den , 2 ba .. fam. ~ liv. rm .. fireplace, prof. landscape, spa. beaUU!ul pa\.)(). gardener i.ncl. I mile to beach. walk to park & schools. OMWATB Beaut. 2 8dtm " den Lge p atio, vie w $1200/mo lse. Prestige location. Waterfront Homes 631-1400 am.~. -4 Br. fam rm. frml din rm. Olk lO bch. tse. 4 BR. 2"i rumpus rm. 2 ba! dble &is ready to go. PR€HIGE: Under teo.000 m Raod>O ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mirage 2Br I ..., Ba , 28drm DpU. lba. sundk, appl, al .. xtras 9V.. % /cs· stove " reirig, uU an cl, Ba. grdn twnhm Fplc, gar. S1SO mo. Avail. Oct pool, sec gtd, new cpts. _10_. _642_-_9567 __ • ---- ~c. pamt. hge walled petio. La.lie new Children OK. no pet.o> S65tO mo Refs req Open F'n 1Sal/ SPYGLASS-Ocean view. 4Br. S16SO mo. yrly. ~6 J HOME:~ 3333 W. COast Hwy. NH 645-6646 BY O W NER L ake Elsinore.~ bactl units. + 2 br house, $1.075 mo an come. $148,000. 20~ dn, owe. 496-29Sl. 831·2822 CDMDUPLEX 3 Br owner's unit wJfrpl1· & 1Br t Baunit.91 :.": a::. sumable loan $179,900 ru11 price. PRESTIGE I HO MES 3333W Coast Hwy. NB 645-6646 MEW'PORT IUCH · 12 UMITS sum 7141568 1565 $500/mo. 640·4000. 2br cablll. new carpet, l<W'Ced aJr L!l_eeds carpen try work UJ,000. 115 Sun nyslope Smiley Park. Run.rung Spnngs Wknds Sun till-4. ---~.Fanni. ~·" 2700 ·····•···•·•····••····· we-,..&.-liill4T! WI Over So CaU I ~ acre alfalfa ranch. reservoir 900 gpm well. large 5 bd. horne & shop. flat land ulled & ready for plan ti ng_ S2700 p1acre-0wner r111anc1ng. aruoous to sell R·2 bu1ldable lo t 1n Ca p1 stranu Beac h Palil. a db S92. 000 l6 acrl>s w double wide nv>btle home m the Pa:.o Robles area $95 000 R I lot in San Clemente S91,000 c· asl'i Harbor View tUtls. 3 BR. 1~4 ba, fam rm AJI new appbances. Lrg yd Xlnt toe $1200 m o Bkr, 64G-5112 -----<Artstandmg ocean view, at.op Spyglass HJll. J BR. family & formal d1mng rm. $1700 per mo Opt!n Sat & Sun 1-5. lf7 Mon t.erey Circle 3 lir 2 Ba. s.:>5t> mo :'>1. peU A\ail Ile"" 675-0562 ()'t"Wl Y1e,. 4 I:JH 2 t ... ~ Rent or lt:~t· $129'• ------ M.Mtrue.11·4 l-661 3445 BLUFFS-3Br . 2Ba, pool. .. Tri . p I;: 2 b r. Iba. patio. greatloc. $S8S mo SJ75Mo Patio Sm child 64().8--146-·-----~ No P e ts. 962 4454. .-wrc>RTSHORES 563-019'2 J BR. 2 ba. year ly, pool & New large 3 bdr near HWI\. Harbour $760 84G-32A5 3 bdrm. Near tht> i,;11c:h Large yard. qw1•t 1•ul de- ~ac ~lreet ClosP 1u &<-hoots & shopp1n~ Very rlean $495 mo. J 1 m Campbe-11 7~ 6:!62 tennis pri v 's. $850. 673-8145. or 675-4886, WHWY Specials $295 studio furn pets. PJOBalboa lbrfum $4502br kids pets. fee s..\.'i() Jbr duplex nr bch •t{OMEFJNDERS• • 557--0822 --- 4 Bdrm. 3 b;nh. w;.ilk to ~Terr Condo, 3 ·BR. bch gardener and S800 2"'1 ba, view. pool, sauna. rm 96l--Ofi43 J35 ~ qlO_ 642.883:J __ _.bdrm & l bdrm Contiv. llunun~on <~ntmental .. '-o pet.' rarpon S.175 ~~ S:-l25 ht l!J '>l & di'µ 1ra. 7633 \;ewport Studio Condo :'lor Hoag H0!>p1tal. Pool. 'Pa -.Jun;, Secunt) <;rt-al ground:.. $4011, 21.J 47i 7001 t DOOR from OCI::AN. Unbelievably low LOW PRICED al 425 00 22 11cres (;! pc1rccl\ 1 with 2 welh. homP. j!ue:.t house. barn & '1ew Wall& to P~ Robtet-'f't!rms S229.IW .b7$-2101 ,,...,... 3244 Townhouse near Hoa~ Hot.p J BH 212 Ha. faei·' pool Adult are~ dbl carport S550 lse Rb r 642 5333 rWI ra e Worid Real &tote 556-7777 14 UMITS 3 Eld Templeton home S58.00-0 w $33.0-00 a::. ~uma ble loan S8 rug.:ed \ 1rw arrh in l:;b1nore with o wner finanrin.i 3224 ....................... 3 Br. 21., Ba condo 2 SWfY, 2 car ~a r pool. t.enrus S..575 5-46-1137 ······•·••··········•·• I Br Orangetr""' condo on :.tream Pool. lt'n111'. '"" . upKradt:k for Ho~n M11l1ken. t>Jl 1251; I :1~,_~ I...-~:-~ 9 5x gross. all 2 & 3 Br W I pool $600, 0011 f: X cellent condJt1on Owner will help finance Pnme Huntington ~aC'h arl'a 46 waterfront acre<. al L a k i: Nar1 m 1ento w power, tdephone & a W"<lter system sg:),000 Pnnc1pals only please 1-'or ranches. acreage. lake properties & homes. contact Ken Marks at lnvely 3 br. 2 ba. dbl. garage. 2JH7 Santa Ana. SS2S Owner 1213 •541 6196 -----Exl'el Turtlt>r~k .HlH REM.TORS Mesa ,del Mar. lease. 4 3ba. A C , 2 ~try ~ecuuve 2 Br. study, ~ frplc ·s. 2 Ba, near ocean· 1Fash. Isl. :.pa, patio. 16& 673-8617 BR. 2 ba, $625 m o $825 mo M2 3617 ~ PRE:HIG€ I HOME:~ ldth'W.Hessick Realtor & AMoc1at.es 3333 W. Coast Hwy.NB 1646Spnng Street 6 .. S-6646 Puo Robles FOUi UMITS.C.M. •OS) ZJl-SJSO Near ..,W, J Br owners __ llOl __ I 4_ .. __ J_"-•- uait. 2 ba, frpl , 2-car. .... .. NBr.lb9,unil8. TSL lnvst.mta 642.1603 6Acaft 963-5993 3 Br 2 Ba. family rrn. dshwsbr. s:;G() 1st 11 lasl + dep. M2-2918 ll\arn or unfum. W 'Side 3 BR. 2ba. frp1c. $41S. 7't-1T.M. or GI~ .-~oa F.astside darting duplex l br SITS. 642-2510 or ...... 11 DILUXI UMl'TS PRIME EASTSIDE. CM 2 Bdrm& each. TifE sr ARN ES CO. ~5711 North S:lD Diego County. lineal foe l ml lrom oceaa. yr round stream. lOyr o ld Vale n cias 744-0560. Resid 744-6218 Model Condo New 2l>r. 2Ytba. den aplit level ._....... frplc . gar S600Mo lmt1 • I I 2100 673-4C71 HEWPOltT IUCH Duplexes on Penm. & Nwpt Sbrs avail All amenities. Presently leased. Turn·key opera llon. Property mg mt ava.11 675-4.9l2. BKR _ ······················· ----lbr. AdUJts onJy No Pets udo lsle home, l!iOK eqw ty . for Palm Spnngs or., Ownr Bkr 499 446() ·······•·••··•···••···· ........ F'w'M*4 RENTAL ••••••••••••••••••••••• INCOME P ROP ERTY lal»a 1"-d ) I 06 From $39,900 Modular ••••••••••••••••••••••• Type Homes. 24 sccunty a•YFROMT 3 pvt. beaches. pool & "' pier Treasure Isle Pk. 2 Bdrm. 2 be 1n supc>r D H Paclfic Cst Hwy. location Avail now for Laguna Bch R M P winter rental $795 mo 17141499·3579 Salisbury Really 673·WOO 16 UNITS ON WATER WINT!';R Remodeled. Very Clean ~EldenA ve NEW Deluxe 38r. den. dan nn. In rm. nucrowa\e. 2"'2Ba. dbl garage S7!'JO mo . 2567 Elden Aj(t ~509'3 ---- CAIL WEDNSDY ONLY J bdrm & family rm with fireplace. i ba. 2 c·ar ~arage. large fl'nced backyaq1. Halene-.1 area Costa Me1>a $415 675-1896 4Bdnn2·1>tory. very nice. S675 -----10.EAR R.E ~1:>44 ---------NlJL Shores lbr , 2ba. n~w Q>eclt It. out! Woodbnd&~ c.arpa tt paint. Walk lo 3 Br. 2 ~ condo $500 3 bch. Pool. t.enAis. Adweis. Br. snct fam detached I g 5 o Ill o . Y r I ~ . Ille-. lliOdl lac.I frp&ca, ~. I N;. 111iaowave. ~\da tan.. spa a take. AD· New nr Harbor rancy abr • nua116e. $.59-9062. Jba 2·Sly. $800. 22JI? Npt . Ave. 6'5-2121 llNTALS 2tJr ..2ba MSO. SS2S. 2tJr • + 0 2.ba SGSO 3br • 2ba 5595 4bc' Jba $675 $750 2br. Iba S450 Costa WMiM lllMTAL f\lmisbed unitti. 4 and 3 bednm. Fad~ Balboa Pavilion. Call .. l or more dela11s ~zn:t • ',. ' • ~ f ,., \,., '"·"', 01.>aullful Westcliff area Ne<ir ~chool. park & ::.hoppin~ area 3 bd.tm z frp\t' Ir~ den. backyard &dm rm z112ba l yr or mort: leai.e S850 per mo <:all ror appt. aft 5pm 641' 17lJ 4 BR. bltru.. fncd yard 421 i+523 CAMPOS Dt· IRVllolE T u ., l 1 n S 6 2 S 17141640 5357 Sam . 3br, 2ba, Coll Pk horn{! 1213 .1664 ~-__ _ Pools. SC'hl. park No Jbedroom 1 story in Bac k ruier place lo raise ram1 Bay area Oinmg room. By Owner. Finister• con· oo. end urut. view. lake. golf course It mtns. 2 Br 2 Ba. frplc. upgrade plush carpet It tile, lo down. will cal'T)' 2nd. 979-6422 or 58MJ7l3 27961 Redondela Unit 214 Pndeofownersh1p Ne..1r Rt-:NTAL Exc1t1n R J beach in Huntington Al l Adrm. family rm. dmmg uruts have frplc's Onl} 5 rm & stainl'd 2lass win yrs old. Owner wanb dows Moonnl? available T'flfitt I 090 I (7'4) 673-6210 I qwclc salei Wi ll carry $850 winter Sl)ort term ••••••••••••••••••••••• financing w 20'; down 11t rental avail S'llhsbury Prime E side location Jbr. P •ba. 2 car .:ar. gardener incl Kids ok &5mo 631·0496 •2Bdrm. crpt drps. fenl·d yrd. gar. kids 0 K No pets ~ mo 675·3266. 67~1W 1.Y S550 M o ••vt•:. ranuh room. r1replace. ~ lS3fl & 2 car J.(arage. S650Mo S500 Oraniietree J br. 6464477 Agt 3 Br. 2 ba. upgraded. view. • yrs old. New crpts. $98,900. 830·4!M9 e'/8. EASTILUFf TWMHSE 3 BR 2 ba. By owner. $142.500. 759·0920 or 213 723-7101 Terry Harns OCEAH VIEW!! As5ume 9.6% nice 4 bd. 3 ba. owe S35',ooo 2nd. Patrick. 631-12166 Ml.,,.t•.clt 10'9~1-••••••••••••••••••••••• l~~I~ Ret I} i 11 l ¢~Realty I i.\11 l\t',lll\ 1'lllH' ' • ' : ti)() 3Sn VIA LIDO, N.B.' ,. ... su, Wit.b s bdnna.. 2 bat.ha; a11fCll'1e1a tban szso.~ REALTORS WATERFIONT Extra lge corner duplex in xlnt oond'. "'Mooring avail. Spectacular view. . only •;.ooo. UMIQUE Superb quality in this custom John Lyttle home m prestigious castle~ate area. Walls of glass oPcn to sparkling pool and secluded terrace an ·~ acre yard. Luxurious home featu r es 3 separate master !'iuites. 3~ baths. ceptral air. separate ramily and din ing rooms, beamed ce1l · ings a nd much more . .Perfection for $249,000. don osen l'f'U !tur.., l'n71 E . 17TH ST . TUSTIN 731·311 l only ur. interest Ca II I Rt-alt) 67~ --Property 2000 e PRE:H IGE WlNTER ~l$NTAL On ••••••••••••••••••••••• I HOM€' wa1.er. l.1ttle Ralboa Isl Ml!W _ . l Grand <.:hannel <.:ompl Co H NB fum Jbr. 2"'2ba house. HOME + lftifCOME 3333 W ast wy • ' bluri range & oven. de. 2567 BM, CM S-664_6__ whr. ice l'Nlkl'r refng. Dix s pacious ho m e 20 UMITS cntrl ~eating. rrptc. doclc w/S-2Br studio twnhse (or 18 boat. be S700Mo lo units Home bas 3 lg Xlnt Nwpt Bch area 7 1 80 Wef'kly S275 bdrms, 2~Ba. separate w / poo I l . .2 M Ag l 714-521·8131. 714·991 164! yd, dlx kitchen. Mediter· ~9850• eves 673-6732 CoroM det Mor 312 2 1 ean str.le archltec· DYNAMITE ••••••••••••••••••••••• lure. beautifully lndscpd. b 1 Areal prlileof ownership 4-PLEX OCEANVIEW2 rw sun OPtrrSAT-SUN l-5 EZ Terms. Only Sl5,000 ~~~~16f~'ri~ mo. To see call agt 979-5099 down. Costa Mna All 2 .., UHITS UNITS UMITS Call for free list. Duplex-es uf to multiple units . Cal now fo r In fo . ~. Bdrms. King she lo\. Co.taMMG 3124 WON'T L AST. C a ll••••••••••••••••••••••• anytime 24 hrs. Agl. lBr Oplx. utal pd. ucept SU-0800 clec. S285 mo + SlSO re OWC 2 UPflTS ~ble ~ 0~~.;;-11 Nwpt. block to ocn. 3Br - -- --------- Oiarmmg 3 bdrm 2 story Easts1de bome Lo\ e ly yard Xlnt cond t725 Agt Jeanne 631 1266 5S2-TJ67 CONDO So. Cst Villa:. Beau\11 Decorator Urut Secunly Recreauon Zbr. 2ba. $475.Child OK. Jbr. 2ba. SS50. 641-8602 2 BR. beamed ceilings. fplc. €as t side . $400. Adults only. No pets. 646-6710or 548~19 EASTSIDE $550 3 Br. l~~ ba, house with nice yard. 6'S-7221 patio bom<' •4 1\d~ll &it~ 1 br. ,.:;le-. walk to comm Nope~ 833 330, bch &shopping Uul pd Turtlerock. love I) Jbr. $425Mo 1$450 w I gar 1 2ba. A C. perf cond1t1on. ~ ___ _ S695 <.;a ll 640 6685 or The Bluffs J Br. dmmg 55.2-81~ _ _ rm. end u.rul. close lo ~·odt 3248 pool $700 mo incl W t O. • ••••• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 64fi...~ 759 ... 0268 S700. Blue Lagoon Villa ---- Pnv Bch Puols tcnn. ZJ..3..703-0230. 714 499-~ -- Unique 2 Bdrm I 1'lba home in garden ~ethng. walk to beach. f750 3 Arch Bay. Oceanside 2 bdrm view. across from beach steps. f7SO. nJRNER ASSOC THEILUFfS Spacious & comfortable. 4 Br. 3 ba. "pool side" townhome. Avail now al ml/mo. i!i. I~, t lll l\: i :\: ~ t 1., i!\ t\tl It 11 •i Hin'1 640 'i560 Any!mw L.1 -.!blu!t Pro! fllc.!q 41M-1171 499-4591 t..,.otat 3250~~~~~~ FmT»I TOWMHOMI Cote Realty & Investment 640-5777 ••••••••••••••••••••••• units, low rent.,, $225,000. ~ IHch 3 l 41 AIJ.. Les Barnhart (714 l •••••••••••• •• •••• •••• • 5.'59-M75 Oceanfront. winter rental. ······················· s..e.... 3214 tlucb I Olllbl a ft.e r Ne*£:'i Terrace. Only ·@It 111 it on t.be markd. &1111rpl Priced to 1elJ ! IDT.YI MS-Nil BXR OWNER SACRIFICE Beaut. new duplu. Z.sty. High · beam ceilin gs . Cus to m It upgrades. S'l79.900. Terma Nego. 751-3'42 fiJ Coldwell Banker OM1 Acal OCIAM VllW ISTATI Beautiful custom built 6 bdrm., 7 bath home. 50' pool, room for teMis court. large private grounds with laab landBcaping. Truly one of a kind, ... ooo. 831-0836 TMee Monerdt ~ ,. ... Lagun• ..... ----- 1100 ........................ UVEtMllVtNI New U H s q rt ft78 Laoeer. All e11tras. ln HJ'be Groves··. Shown by lllllJt. oaa,. Call now for all detan1. <SJ6007 ) mamar. Pull Out. 61 Trallerama. Uc. tDVfS'TOS. Dbl wide. 2 0 x4 5 . $5900 . Renaissance M. P . -.35'11 '78 Crooem Point, lh 40, lBt lba.1. !!£11 sklrtlnc, •wninl. uw: $48-M4. '78 SkyUoe, U 'aU .• ·-· Oall aller4. sea.an.a tr ·. REAL ESTATE 12 two Bdrm units. room for 8 additional unjts. 3M3; 2l>t8 Wallace. Costa Mesa. Gn>P SSJ.280 yr . $14$,000 dn. Relance IG> 000 on contract. 20 yr ~•tion. Prln" ~.131100 mo. 548-2020. pvt beach, pool. 2 br. 2 EASTStDE ba, oo kids·pets. 499.3579 Darling duplex '125.000. -642-2Sl0or646-4848 Oceanfront mnlbly ren t.alaCriO. RM P ll Unit MoCe1 + 2 bdrm . 499-3S79 house. 3 blU to ocean In San Clemente. a .200 sq . Lasuna fanlaly. 2 Br 2 ltof C-1 laDd.FP $340,000. Be, beautiful ocean vu, Down $140.000. Balance walk lo Victoria Bch, carried al 1%. Owner frplc, parq~t fJr, much mt•-more S7SO m o . No Ci()U)Bf • c bilcke n l pels J an ODYSSEY • MHT ...-L.ATIOM a Martin. Dys 833·8383, Have the following If 3 HI • H I Pf T 11 S T ~e11.:..:"9:::.&1:;.;1;;,..-04M~--- Al'A· ~exes in Caal IATIS. f\u'n. Eul Nine Condo - crowlnl OCEANSIDE Aaaume U 15,000 & 3 BR, 2 ba, comm poot ~.D. Co.) 2 blka. from SU3.000 loam at 9'14% Ii Exec area.~. beach. M % cm atunty 4-plex·a Allo: Not1h La«i. cott.aae 6Unita $192,000. In Coat• lieu . Near 2 BR + den; nlce yard. 10\Jnlt.1 ,000 $180,000 n cb. G ...S.I. ~Vflelel.I. 2Br. lBa. frplc . AC. dbl ••••••••••••••••••••••• praee. O/W. pool, spa Oaee to water. 2br . lba. $4lllO + uU.I 4.94-49$4 mc declt. 1 Ylblk to ocean. -Mlgllel 3252 $C7S. 714-64.2~131 ~ ................................. ... ---------''---Ne w 3 b r , 2 b a . Usfa al1• 1d 3100 3 BR + deft in Collete laodlcaped. many xtras. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pan. Pool bomejncklll, xlnl loc. S625 m o W/D. ref.rig• coeh. $750 ~-mo .. l.St Ii tut + $300• -.-,-,._-v-1a1.. ___ l_2_6_7 MC Owner lnNlft'ITed. .,.....,. L&Uls.UASIS! 3 Bedroom-Cuatom Tultin bome-'800mO. David ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' HOVES FO R RENT ""--~-~ I BT.,. ]JJ2 S or 4 Br, Priced Crom •uw~lyr ease. t. view. "1>1t•ded. t650mo. ....................... $485 •• ~d J'ard It • HOllES roR RENT ga ra1u . F a m lll e s 3 or 4 Br. Priced from please. klda II p et s • ...... Fried yard fl welcome. Call te4-2* or 1ara1u. Famlli u m.sz1.A1t.nofee. , pl ... 1e •. kids Ii pets e-::r /f ' *" welcome Call_.... or .__ • w am rm • f1N'7l.AatDOf... trpk, air, R.V. •C· 3 Bedrm, custom bome 2 !Jl'.k:I. wet ber, kol pond, horse stall tBOOmo. 4 BR1 2 BA, Turtl .. rock, ram rm, + loll! 2000 aq_.ft. approx. . EcruUy ~,000 O.C.C. A11&ln1 prl ce '525mo. Dluity 10.000 Ut,HO .. cb. C all 4'7·11'1 u tJDft.a ,000 Wlndward J-roper\11 __ _.;.,;.,.;.._ ____ tluAt-• ..... U40 ,_'1 S ,000 91>1Q21. Aak for Car t"41tf...... l t 6t ..................... .. ~-LI prh yard. En· Ure home ln 11\nt. cond. Av.U. Nov. lat. _,5110. Dltlldlttdbome. lmmed. ocoapucy, -.no. 71Z.l700 .,... Wiii Hll tot•t er or Gla!p • 8111 PalCJ • ..................... HOllll8 POil RENT .......u a :Ii 0r1 "wt ~ .alt , "' • air. Prtee.t tro1n 1--------J :P . 1'teller Co. hh . •100 .... ff'll&c • ..,.. -. .. to •• r.dyard• 11'1..-rD .. .., & a.a-.......... JUIPf. Palll1Un _.,, •• -.n .. ••••••• l•H•. k•d• • peu 'IV"l..ellt dra• la UM New.-111~ I.a· lli'h Houl•2lr. 1ea1 t. .. e.&1-.-or w.t. : .• Daily PUot du1trlal Bulldloa•. •mo. on Jfb IN, uU man.A. aof• Q 11 I lfted A.ti. ...... 1'llda. ,..1"'!!'7 pd...... ' ' .. l ................ M' 'm .......... l'-ba. .......... _. --. ... 111. 1 -•is. tJir. -" ............ But •• blkio ........ ze... a.Ir, aolt co.,.e -AJ 1111•"•· .-. IMht.tt., oo peb. Ornrb'Cllll ~die -. TJNUI. • .. frflk, aar. -.io JIH .... .................. . ,.._.,t'-Ya. lbr, iilctdl ntri• sno IG·ml eft. t IO ....................... !:? ......... --·· .. ···-PMl MIMOn l•tlltlora, I or 2 lllldrrwm ·~ ft-.. .... Sfedat.6'11r 1p1, lotal rtcrHtloo pro1ram. tocta.I proiram 1 OCIOU. I LtMll comt&. At tull&oo llland, Jemboree &-San ~H.U.laltold • '71416 ...... IMO . v .............. ~ ...... .. .................... . .. ew callla.· lf1L1GA• , .. tbC: telor 1"V, I ....U ..... • oftlCle 111 ·~JI ............. ..... • f71.1l'IO Tballka1l lnt • New ~....._-=-....._'.;.;...;;...;......_~ y..,.·aftebavall.Wke -UP. ornce-1tore, 'l"lboll, Dr. aBI ~· cpU, clrJ9, A/C. l7I01 Allo cau6et Nuon reU.. llMds,tf.8. IM. K H IM No¥/O.C.-...". l or z Rm~ from f75. .... to llltn 4JOO 111 tr. lttaa St. C.U Tom ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5*ZIOO. .. a ...... ~ I ••• .......... .......•.•.• w .... ...,.m.IMI 1 Br • ba&.b. xlnJ vlew, 2A3 Bdrrn1 oceanfront sun C••lt•m. op dupleau Y early S.0 • 3716 •ton t7M8128&r Mmin&? Avolddel)CMIJLI 6 -------cut llvlnl UPHHI~ Small~. Perfect for Profeaalonally alnc:e .....tn1 service, etc. um Only f7$ per mo. 1102 . HOUS84A TIS W• 11th St. Santa Ana. .. or more Into call Joe ....................... ----OCT.AN VlEW ep&a SIU II t __ ..... )840 8ACHW>R UNITS from. ---------•I 11 UIL ~ m lTIO •-••••••••••• ••• •• •••• 1225 PH 11)(). upturn. 100 .._..._.. n ... ....................... ___ az_-t_lM____ Canale 54'7 ·4 181 or 2 Br apt, ut.il od. pool Ir Reula at 556-'7'707 jac:uui. CcfM . USO. Small Hlde·Away Office. ~or8?5-7tOI Only *'°lper moo&.b. Va- Nc&11moker ellr 4 BR CM cant. 3ZS No. Broadway, W...W••-RJt .. 1 .. fro m ocean. 201. E . __ """ "· it.. Dalbue for more Info •EUXE * cllll KerlaUl at ~7707 UIDAPT. 2 Hr, 2 ba rondc>, \At bl to bdch. 2 car &&r. auto up IV 8e1tllt bay VlliW $65() yrly home w/pool, t200 mo + Sa.nu Alla. H istoncal utU. CharUe, 7S4-6UI ~ For more Info call Sam Warnn M8-68'78 or Rfll.ata 556-7707 --___._ ...•................... O:L\JUllNG •Br. t.t k>c. a•."°"• re1n1 sns Beam cellln••· patio. mo. Uk'I. ut.U. 6 1ara.1e. ~.M2$ ~14& No ~I• '7) 286$ o r ..... , , h l70J mum-7ZM ••••••••••••••••••••••• ll24 Sleeping r ooms • ~~••••••••••• ~ '75 wk• '41· Oceanfront 87U'740 2 ... A ... .., :i....- Cowred car pon petioapUI . tt~·11 c•tofW)'8 It bchs walk w aboppana t71 tt ...._wHt atw ..... 847-6064 'I~ tqml 642 1603 OCUNNONT llw, 2bl w1olf1ce Yrly l''rpic, 3 car gar SIOS() 1'SL M&mt &42 HI03 Roommate oded for Newport Terr ace. $225/mo Call <days 714 /7311-7083 ------Gal lO share J br. 2 ba, Balboa Is. $195 mo + WJ. 1lJ J Wle '613-(299 1 Br L'Or1do near beach All M/F to share 3 BR hse, 6 new 11\lr ~ mo t;all blks fr beach. JIB S225 J 11 n o r R 1 c h I 7 I 4 > ~5.2l6C) ~. r.!l.3 )830.2.323 PIEmGtOUS LOCATioM••• mtte..,,tloy -.u to aeoo aq n Deluxe Office Suites •Manne View •We.t Bar 2llr lnp&e:x w/wet bu Ii trpk, blk from Pavilion. Call owner f114 > 827 z:MO LA MAHCH4 Al'TS I.Arte. 1.2113 bd garden apu Adulls. Dshwhr, bhm, encl gar, au '*i. Pt>ol. Gas Pd 778 Scott pt M2-5073 ; &4.S-5611 ---------2 2 bdnn. l ba, nr bch, vw Br $400 mo 111cl utll Stv Pref. fem non-s mkr Oonvemmces · Gourmet restaurants . bank . florist, ~~ u rv1ces, specialty u.~ ..... 67M6'2 -----~ I Br apt between l2U\ & 13th S ts Yrly '320 2 Bdrms. l bath apt 6Th-7878; 547-4200 Adults. S37S. mo G»s BAY FRONTAGE VJEW l)ald.00-50'73 2 br, comp. furn. Adlts MESA rtNES Util pd. Pr kg. S550 Bach. $305. I br $360. 2 br wtnter. 303 E . .Edgewater $GI. Poot, jacuu1, gas 0 l8'11·2866 BBQ, closed gar. avail. ear-.. w.. 3722 Adults. no pets. 2650 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Harla Ave. :149-2447. Condo on the water . SHARP, beach l , 2 & : BR. frplc, dshwsr. gar & patw5_.::~o P!ts 960-2358 Lovely all adult, no peL.,, 1.2&3 Br apts. 6200 ~d inger, HB. 846-0619. IEACHWOOD ArTS 2br 2ba $380. lbr $315. Adulta. 002· lllOO. & reing ~Balboa Bl S200mo Cd M Miki!. upstlUl'!l. Agt Gus (2JJ > ~ 96&1712 _. __ _ Fem. 25-35 to shr house W&5TCUPF condo. 2 br. £.side CM $22S + •,., uul pool, adullb, no pets All 64&a61Jl eves. new anl~nor S495 mo. ~; 673-6640 Share furnished 2Br, lBa apt. Across from beach. Greg67S.5141 Fem rmmte wanted Lo shr Beach apt 111 N 8 . Sl6i IJ¥>, Call 673-5318 Eve:i. ------ Fem rmmate to shr sp;ie; BR bme in CdM l'ool. 1 MO FIEE RENT DIC.sums MIWPOrr CIMTH JiUU service. 'f'rom 1225. Newport R\gency Corp f1141644· 7189. -------Newport Beach ofclapt Cannery section 67~12 Broker Newport Beach's Clnest. $1200 m o . yrly l se ~wkdys SpaelOWJ 2 br aplll. Fama· ly urut. Pool & P laty· ground. Sundance West Apls , 1996 M aple. 642·l9Sl or646-1486. •NEARS POINTS · 2 br. I ba. $!116 + S200 depoi11 t. 2 lads<*. No peta. Call Bob at 847-2396 or 10 direct lo 7671 Commodore Circle JJ.H.B. IMMA CU LATE & llP'IC'IOU.'i 3 Bdrm. 2 ba, balcony Pitched beam ce1lln¥S. Near beach & acl'OllS from water. Quiet neighborhood 167~/mo yrly lse. Water front JlomeGJl 1400 bcb, fplc. gar 125(1 mu 12 x I 5 o Cf 1 c e furn Call Leslt.e, 875-569l MacArthur Blvd Vtew of C..MeNI 3724 ...... ....-•••••••••••••••••••• &aide 2br. lba. new crpt. CASA DI C>aO & paint. PoOI. Encl 1ar. Au.lmLITJES PAID Prlv. y rd. No Pets. Compare before you Adults Only . $350. rent. Cus tom design 873-0731 • SPACIOUS features. Covered patio 2br l~ba Twnhs F /P • & New r u r n I t u re . pello encl gar Adlta N~ ~ krtcben wltb in· · · APAaTMINTS ADULT & fAMIL Y SICTIOHS direct lilf.htin1. seHtate Pets. Ftom S375. 845--t074 l . z Ir 3 Bra rrom l300 Swimming pools, lennls. votleybaJJ, gym, recrea· taon rooms + other a.menit.ies di.mnl area, fuJJ. length Sharp. clean 2 BR. I ba, marble pu.llman an bath, bltns 2 yr old •·plex w. -. lanpize ~ooms, pool, 1nde. 'Kleis OK. no Pets. BBQ. surrounqed with $315. 645-7479 eves & pl us b landsca pr n g , wtmds. ADULT LIVING AT IT'S -U....._gt w t BEST• ''THESEVILLE" l'Ull.111 on es NO PETS 2br w1gar. Adlls. new 640J Warner at Edwards 2 Bdrm furmshed $420 crpt.s & drps, bltns. focd HUNTINGTON BEACH JM Wesl WUson yd, water pd. 636-4120. · 842 0629 f114>642-1971 2619 "B"SantaAna S3SO ----·-- 2 BR unf. kids OK, no iwt:, fiOO W. llamrllon Sl . CM. ~·2917 2 & 3 Bdrm New cleluxe townhouses. t1•nn1 s rourt. spa. serunty. near heaeh. 2202 ll~s Cm · le SUS CASIT A.S f\Jm lbr apt S275 & up Encl. gar. i\dulti.. no J.1W. 2110 Newport Bl. 548-4~ Be;iut J very I~ lxlrm. 900-5771or751 2tJ60 plush. laundry, •mmae. Near new dJx 2 IJ.t .SH 1 &2 Bdrm trailers SUSS & nrounds. l826 Pomona. t 'tlba. WD hkup, bltn:,, up + utils. No children or ~mo. 838-8086. fplc. lg Pn v ate palro • dogs.642-9193. -2 Br. 11,0a ba s tudio type, encl g~ Wtopnr S4l5 STUNNING lrg 1 br p\11. patio, bltna, newly _~_360t _____ _ garden a""' Pool rec d9cclr.•el'llta. drpa, pool, 3 °• 2• .. "'-f""' D /W area. ssss."'iio W. lsthS~ ~ atscla:,J~ Maple . wffi ~;.'"~~~·patio' 1Wlqf•INdt l7f0 __ mo. ·. --~car gar . $480 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 & s Br, near new. Cbata ___ _ 2 11R $320 Mesa, Hunt. Bcb. All Studio Garden Apt, 2Br. CloletObe~ch ~~l~.·~~~~a~:~ l~Ba. pauo. garuge.1i?as ____ 53&· lS.W laundry r m or W ()hook & wt.r pd. $300 mo 1 chilcJ ~ leadt 37 48 up $425 to SS2.5 OK. no do~s ~ 5322 ••••••••••••••••••••••-. TSLMgmt 64<!·1603 One bt!drou m ('on LAGUNA BEACll MTR Large barh uml, c rpts. do•pnvalc patio. ix1ol, INN. Maid serv . co lor dtpb, bltn.s. adults. 00 teruus. convenient Iot a .TV. heated pool. Ut1l. ~ S260 mo 548.40fi9 llun S200 mo. 649-4477 <714 )494 ·5294 985 No. Coast Hwy 2Br, crpts. drps, blln!>, 1nfM 3844 Be-d-t~.a d encl. garage. AduJts. no ••••••••••••••••••••••• au~. ecora ""''. mar pets. rwi mo. S48·40lll service, pool. utal, $85 --c.__ -· wk. 499-2227 4 bdrm.~ ba. Condo. New· H9wpoft •ach l 7 69 ~~~~';1~J5oo2:5 mo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 BR condo, The Lakes. rec ctr. etc. $560. call aft 7PM, 21.3-431·3048 ---------icoNDO 2 bdrm. 2 ba . ...,.. ·-3148 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WIHAVI ~ YEAIL Y Ir WtMTta lt&ITALS TarllilithlenatioM associated 811 ,,..f~·. l-ll/\1•r,~·~ ~ • "" "'•I ' l , I ~ t. Near coUegelS.C. Plaza. Frwys. Vacant lO·l9. $450 mo 838·9110 & 544-13'H. Oceanfront Lg year-round 1 Bdrm. $425/mo incl utJ. 53&-0321 b', 2ba dlshwr, coon iar. 3Br, 2Ba, near beach, SS8S No PftAI. $4.95. 540-5056. mo. 84&-06ti6 Duplex, 2 BR IYl Ba, &!per clean l.Bdrm. ocean petJo. sngJ gar. 1355, no view $330. At Shaw's pets. Agl Dave 6"·7211 Cove. ~~~~~~~~~~Spacious 2 Br 1 Ba. pool, 2 Bdrm lba Oceanv1ew, . THE "GE>OD tail pd. Prefer mature walk to beach $500. quiet adult. No pels. $365 TURNER ASSOC. mo. 5418-7689 ~U77 498-45el &side lbr, S325Mo. Clean. 1 Br ocean view, S375. mo. Prlv. yrd. Encl 1ar . yrly'. Nopels. For Leruw 2br. 2ba, l blk tD oce1tn on Penn. fo'pk, ~Mo Avail. <X·t. 16 Lwiury condo Nt!wport 714~3-8483 ....... AU •meruti•. Sutl 7SU571, evesaHlU l Bedroom. 1 beth, yearly or mo S350 mo AKl m.&10 VERSNLLES PENTHOUS~ 2 BR, 2 ba. lse. AU amen lncld"d . Frplc. Agt, Mane, 673-8705 Jr. apl. $375.Lux Versaa11e Condocl. Pool & rec. fac l. Nr ocean ~ W'Sdays,644-SJ69 eves&wkndS $100 FREE llENT J Br. <! ba. pvt pullO & ~aruge. Lot.'I of .:rass 6M Calle Cam pana Sit 15 Weekdays a fl!·r 2pm phone 492 1567 o r <1 96 5275 . Anyt1ffil' we('kends Nr heh. Dix. 2br, fprk . OIO. lbr. db view S300 Mutts 493-50C7. ~. 3180 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Exclusive So Coa s t ViUas. 2 Br 2 Ba condo. pvt pa110. r er fa c ll :.ecur K<lll-:., J varl 1m med i.S2S 7611 !HI I 3886 ··•····•••••······•··•· 2 Br. '"' ba. patio. S400 + uul 1:-.t & liu.t mo + SIOO bet' fe(! 3164S 2nd St S..'i! 9 t o 5 thi s w ee k (714 1537 5383 Wfttn.iMt..-3198 ••••••••••••••••••••••• J Br 2 story apt ecrOlis from ptrk. ,$280 mo Shoreline Mgmt Corp . 847-6363 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SawindVi~e New 1"2 bdrm luJtUry adult apt.s Ln 14 plans frJ>m $350. ,z bdrm t.ownhousefl from SSOO + pool.I, tenn1a. w a t.e rl alls. ponds? Gu ror coolung &t heat.tng paid. From Sen Diego Fr'wy drive Nortb on Beach to McFadden then West on McFadden to Seawind Village. !714 ~5l!J8. 4310 .....••.•••.•..... .-- ~ c.af. Sate. ·aln11e 1ara1e on pvt ellcey Sto r a&e onl y $4$ ~., I sln&le gar in Dana f>t S:SSMo. 642-83 aft.. &: 30 Stngle car garage, on 41.st, N. B. SSO per mo. 962-6848 4400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• HEWPORT IEACH OFFICE OR R ENTAL SPACJ::. W Csl ll11o y . Manners Mi le ~lS~q rt 714 64.S-2&1:8 Orcun View spac<' .:1v;i1l SlSOMo Ule. 498-2722. .ir.l-1720 Wbi~Water Rll), lnc. IXIC.surru Happmess is heving your place of business a t Baker Center. Re<:ept . t"Onference room. phom• 10\e ra ge Cl o~• l o Jtrport, frne re:.taurant.., SPC'rl'la ri al 't•r \" •. ., <1\atl For more 1nlu. l'all At>v al !flS.2161 OfftN' & retail shop spaCl' 2l0 Mam St B I office f70Mo 1 office SlroMo I olfice or storage spare SSO Retail shop i1pacc $80 The M rr11 M trl I 900-1558. 832-1859 'THE" EXECUTIVE sum Full suv1ce omces in Newport Center ~5470 I I 00 Set-ft. ,ie1ghborho o d al · moepbere, convenient to San Dieao frwy. near Fairview/El Camino. CM. s:;r sq n. 759-9501 FOUNTAIN VALLEY WARNER/MAGNOLIA OFflCESPACE AVAIL IN SAV-ON CENTER U2i sq. ft. al 5.5< per ft. Larae non partitioned !Wte. Tenant pays utlls It assessments . Village Property Mgmt, Agent m•~291l. wrport k50Mo 752·1747 Alrpott Area ell.« ofca. ria:n upo.ure on Bnatol w t}IU'I aerv m to 1210 11q ft. fl'rom S17S ~1-1010 ...... ~ .. wee. There b a dlfrerenct1 Prof-..ooai Hf'VICft for the company executive an a aettln & w 1lb a manaceab&e number ol Wlita. 2082 Mlcbe•aon. Ir vine . C all m• 1752-0234. Gcrdlll Offkff Single story . prof center 2850 M~a Verde Dr E. C. M 847 834-4 65() Sq fl view. u.ndt:r groun<l prk.:. elt•v utor. (.;Qa.,t llw)'. v1"h1hl)' Atr l'Ond Laguna H.-a 1 h 1111 1549 111!6 ... kn1h ~~ FOR LEA.'i~·So. Laguna 190-250-550 IQ ft. 495-4481 • ~9 Dix. I-rm. Offlu •dJ. Alrporter Hotel No I~ 833-3223. 9 to 12 700 'Q ft 0Cf 1ce 'par•· avail S27S mo rnd a ll UlJI PCI I & l;<?n.1 St N Ii Hobhll' llilY'! :>4K Iii ... l'H 'S645 l~I 4'4SO .....•.......•...•..... For store &olf1N' space at reasaoBble rale1 500 to 2700 541 Ft. MESA VERDE f>R PLAZA 1525 Mesa Verde 1-;, C M 54S-.f 2l 2001 Lafayette. N.B. Store or olflce space: 1200 Sq Fl. Sl«*> mo. B. Grundy ~675-6161 ~Near Post Ofc Modern 502 sq ft store or otc. 2QO Avon·C 213/ 477-7001 Commercial 1pace. or fice. shop, retatltrhobby $90M o 260·$20sq .rt 541-7369 Gn>und noor. hJgb traffic count. 2 stores •va1I Priced below markc.-t. Redhill Rlty, LldoOffc 673-7300 C0ttt4BCIAL ....w~ 4600 • ••••I --.. ·········· ,...../ •-r.u1bJe, wotklaa a.ti fllilM wr &tr •••Ir• oat ............. •••••••••• IMtdroo• ••U••• lo , I 11 ....... .. ow... --.. COila ...................... . ........ QWtC••• ..... 1111 ...... Cl...uled Ad ... n..111 PUot. p o. eo .. 15IO, Coeta MnJl ... Del1re lae/rent ot taou.e cpl 1ookiA& ror unturn 2 3 bdrm w/end yd (or · 2 IDlture dop. Have 1ood ref'• for all of us 751·9100, 12_. pref. Steve or Jean . ••••••••••••••••••••••• I I .. o,,,,......, 5005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,., .... ADS ONLY S2 Sell Dny rtrm or· eom btnalloo of 1lem1 fOf' JIS or lcu with a Penny Ptncht•r Ad a lml'I> fof' z t'«l'l4.~uuvc· d;iys £ach Mldll1om1I Ito•· Is 60' for l~2 d•Y• C:h11rge tt! No commt•n•lal ads for more 1nlormallon and to 1Jll6CC yoor Jd CIAll cov•~a:-•HM1 lM Hr Out<: all Serv lee MONEY .... 0 .. ( " PRE LAW student needs 125,000. Will do anything 1 _..,Ir1t-...1 Le;al. Co nflde11tla I .._.. ..._ 5300 OVM PO. BOJC 3242 n l """*•""" .,.. ,f • ••••••••••••••••••••••• N 8.92&63. J A ,.,,,.. r "•rt1 t '°Aw; 11141 t U ·2114 Bacycle Shop, xlnt oppty. So Orange County Write for details to: Classified Ad.Jt.494, Daily ~. PO Box lS60, Cosu Mesa, Ca. 92626. E&t catenng It Party Co· orda.naung bu5 Fully Lie. kat<'ben. Complete ly eqwpped Prime area Call 548·5710 ------ See for yourself. focal Amway di11tnbutors are esvoYlJlg elttra ·income. We show you how Phone for interview, 960-5028. FOUND ADS AIE FREE Call: 64~5'7• LOST!!. llWAID!!! 4 to~ mooth.old llltten 1n Co6la Meiia 10 the El Camino/San J1aan In t.eneclioo area. Tbe kit ten llD6Wer9 \0 "MUt" f'Y" 4' la U~r/ca.lico tr you have aeeti Of' have MUt"JIY plea~e call ELITE lSCotn' SBVICE .. , ... , WI flllOVIDI 11 ........... f7~H04 14 MIS Ua2 W 17th St, Santa Ana MASSA CH .... MOD&S HCOITS OUTCALL OML Y .,.. ......... ~ ~)1·2140 4IOl..DBt ru.scHOOt. l.1c'd for 4.4 chaldrM Plua nltt 3 bedrm home. fWom for .-xp11 n.ion Ullt.7~ Pwk Pl•c:t-,lncM2·'7~1 m.~. nt. S2 dunn1 L.onely'> Ne.eel to talk'> Uie day or W79-7M7 af~r 3 Fooe-A-P'riad Club now pm t.ormuac.. :ii51-3"'1 I« in· .. •tlf .. Of11 1m ltf HU ••••••••••••••••••••••• Private 1n veuor for rapdly IJ'OWia& .bicyclt: maitufacturer. lOOK. fTS.C18 Mai.ty .. Lo. 5025 Found or lost a pet• C11ll ~c1al Pala Ho tline TI4/fTl2 Im. tt3~7M ---------YOU NO CLAIM OR ADOPT Dop ., cat.a at n~ N~purt Beac:b ~m.-J Shelter. N.8 Harbor Anuna I Hosp us Mela Dr . c .. 631 1030 . ..................... . l.4lll •mo ml red ., tan -·s·w-,__ ... L.O_AN_s-·1 ~ei~rnSt 0 :;_:.;:. and [)y. 831 2522 or 547~l97 2nd Trust Deed Loans on Eve An y info a ppr resideotJaJ property 631 BJO Customs zed t.o met'l your nttds • M1M1ng I Cinnamon teal. R L' D"'PT Crom I.he '~" or lhe L L Duck Cla~~ ,,, n 2W SAtolTIAGO IAHIC Palm Balo...., ltt·..., .• rrt 714 lil2·5200 67'> :ir.1 fNEEb /MONEY • ClB>ITHO ,lOIU.M 2Mi & lrd TD loon~ 5'47-5'4d2 Arranl(ed b)' Coast HCMM Locas MONEY AVAILABLE UllY purpose. $1 o .000 min Mr Hargrave 951 lS35 ---Mat...,..,.._ Tnnt o.tdl . 5035 • •••••••••••••••••••••• Saftlft-Mf9. Co. All t.fpes of real estatf' 111vestment.s stnC"e 19'9 Spedal~· z.dTDa 642-2 I 71 545-061 I HOMEOWNER LOANS ARRANGED . Sl0.000 to 125().000 •AMORTIZED •INTER~ONLY •SHORT TERM l..1r.I l>ram•t-ln.:hr \f 1 ~1 blue l OllJ r .. I .fl(' Wo1Jd b fld"t' il lt'J 559-8319. L06T DoaJe, brwn, VIC West ff 8 • ctukis pet &•••rd. $$7·•&•1. ..... f' IL ~U Ot l t2. Sh<'lt) puv bM'IH'i'fl \1dl{nuha J n rt 'I. I' .. I d II d ti f f 1,JifwJt1 11 B '.11>2 7 t 1!1 .tfl ., IJ )~ 1 '• 11 I.: 1,ohlt·n f .-m " I t' • H ' t r 1 t' ' t' r Bc1 ltm J & l :?lh "I. B k!·~ard 55b ~Ii~~ 11r sn:ai11; found l.c brwn rabbit Woodbt1di;t1• 1-:,1Jl•'l'I lrnne SS:!~ SCRA~-lETS ANSWERS ln<.'Om(' Pagan Nippy f'rgurt> PIGEON Sign ln a Ne,,_. York Cll)' park "Ht!lp keep your r1 1y rlean '. Eat a PIG~N every da)' · Found Set oC Keys. cor ner ol Santa Ana Ave & R.mona Pl. CM. Sat <k·t lllh. I dentJ f y. 5"48 ·91<rl fo. lhie., FEMALE. ..OXYLADY • OUTCAU. OHL V •f72Jt Ill• ----_.._ "'COMPA TalUTY .. ·'Open w-.yle'' ~e GOCere warm rtl&Uons ~call'1~4 ~ca111~ ~&.~hr •LORI'S• WE'RE JI OPEN 24 bra DA IL V ~ 836--0104 ------.. A French Oebghl LEMAM DE LARUE ~R'r.; 24 HRS 953-!la> 836--011)4 WANT~I> 2 atlr act1v•· ""1ll rnn:1lt'l' for vw1a l11 llU: I fl!m 24 2!I & I f :Jll :r. lor :! pm( w m.1 J.·, l ;i JI l'\I~ 4!H 21!11 TOMMY'S '" OF NEWPORT ISCOllTS 642· lS'Tl •SEQUIM• Escorts & Modets 54H ~ 752 lf?OH Prol Ma.Mage by Steve Lrl' 'd ·Therapist. N H 4 30 9 60. Appl O nl)' ~4!1117 HAPPY llRTHDAY ROl&TIM ......, Geoi 99, Gayle & S...r ,_...,.. Senicn Sl60 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BRASS KEY CATERlNGTOYOUR SOClAL AFFAIRS EXQUISITE F.SCORTS • 661·2111 * NOW HIRING Call Bob WUliams·Agent m :rm or 966-1951 Found Toy Tem er. vw L ~= Orange Coas l Colle~l' ••••••••••••••••••••••• CASH FOIT.D.'a 9M-IQ5.5 Nwpt Pactf1c Fundmg ~.646'97'TO_ ---.... W..tect 7100 LIFE"· YEAR·AOUND FUN: Social Actlv1t1es 01 1ector •Free Sunday 81unch • BBO's •Par· hes• Plus "l'uch more. GREAT AECAEATIOH: 54M253. aft. 6PM. 54!Hl86 FOUR SEASONS AP'l'S C-ouple. no pets. 2 br. 1 Ya ba twnhse. Patio, pool, $320. Adult..&, infant ok. '7Z Joann St. 646-6483. 2bdrmNo. Laguna across ROOIM 4000 >street from beach, $450 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4lH-1602 mornings. Room w /kitchenette $72 week & up. 548.9755 •EXlC. sums• Oeluxe office w I view. Recep, coo!. rm. sec'I serv. etc. O.C. loc or. ai rport. S300 t up . 540-9745. 1100 sq ft. neighborhood shopping center. near Fair view/El C amino. CM.~ sq ft 158-~I .................. 450 ~>' for shrt tnn 2nd TD's, no credit check. no ptlly, $20,000 4r up. For action c all agent: mm1. · Found . Lg yellow M. ••-••••••••••••••••••• Lab/She p mrx w1blue Acoount.s payable clerk rollar. So S J C ne;i N e w po r t 8 e a c h 83Hl395or493·2319 Mortgage Firm bu Im mediate operun1 for ac-5150 rounts payable clerk ....... ••••••••••••••••••••••• Experienced. Must type WANTED : Fe m ale lo «I wpm 6operate 10 key llbareexpensesofZweek by t o uc h . Good co . stay in Tahiti, Dec 22 to beMftta 6 salary. For Jaa 5th. Ca ll Barry aJJPt. call l4<MS80 eitt HI wport •ach 3169 -.. ••••••••••••••••• •••••• Bdrm. ha, grg ; in beaut. 2 Br, l Ya ba townhouse. Quiet,'eool 2 br, pool & Garde n Villa Apt Presligioos new Yard, gar. Center o f patio. Adults. no pets. S21Smo M·t' Pref work· • EXECUTIVE SUITES town.$375mo.~. Garaie.$395.18011115th ing person . 770·4140. availab4e ne~r O<.: .. ~ -St. Nwpt Ht&. 642·7840 Eves. ____ · _ Alrport. Attractive rat.es ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..wl'OlT 11.AC:H 3000 (t, 1000 ft offlre spece, quiet hte tndus . area. No uut.omot1ve or rlber1lulng 845·3323 dyt: ) ---~------- 2 day approval fund in 7 days. 13~3 Interest. Low p oints OAC S10.000.S7i ooo 2nd T 0 . loans. Lado Newport Co. 673-7585. 2' h.rs. 979-1017 a .E.O.E. Energizing MASSAGE · ... Ace am Ila; CM . Bob James.Uc Masseur ~able clerk, ell· OutcalJ 9-11, 494·5111 pert In proceuinai Tennta •Free Lessona tpro & pro shop)• 2 Health Clubs• Sauna• Hydromassage • Swwn· mrng •Goll Driving Range BEAUTIFUL APART· MENTS: Stngles 1 & 2 Bedrboms • Fur nrsned & Unfurnished •Adult Uvlng •No Pees • Model11 Open daily 9 10 6 2~!,>!~~:~ Bachelor, util, paid, no 2rooms$100ea,ublincld, include receptionist, law ........ _, library, conference rms. mo. Nopet.s. 6'2-0350 pets. mi, kitch. quiet, friendly· secretarial service. & SEIL Idle items with .a Halve something lo sell? Halve somethin1t to sell ? Daily Pilot Clust~ed Ad Oasatned ads do it well. Oasstfled ads do at well. vendor's lDYol~L DP In· 1JW • codi.ftl. •u.st be wiWna to work flexible hr s. ~xcellenl fringe Oakwood O.den Apartment• Newport a .. ctt/80. 1100 16th St coovel •I 1&1111 (714) 642·8170 Newport 8each/No. 880 rrvtne ,., 181hl 2Br, all utJI pd, DO pets, am cbild OK. r efri g, dahwsbr, garage, 1960 Wallace . M g r 17 . 5e-95e0 548·2J682 clean • rasual. Mon. Xerox facility. for a Tues, Thur 556-0007 e~e~:._ personal tour & rorther Nearnew2br, 2ba, bltns, no pets. $BS mo. Daya 5tMJl'JS; evea8?3-14ll ........ WF.STCLl FF 2Br, 2ba, fplc, pool. Adlts only Avail N o v I . $525 631-5586. West.cliff lg 5enu-furn2 Br 2" Ba condo, frplc, pauo. W/D, pool MOO. 546·9828. 546-1765 canyon Drive 2 Br duplex 6 &ara1e, fncd patio. Dus>lex steps to beach. 1115mo. en.am pm. 2hl-. 2ba, S500MoYrly S.5'7-alS ~ airy. bdrm. cloee to det.aila inquire at Vortac transportation " st.ores Assoc • 9 5 5 · 2 2 8 8 or Bwlnesswoman or slu· _9M-_3llOO _____ _ dent. Rers J.eQ Smoker ~b-lease 400 sq. (l. Udo OK. CalJ M6-S268 Marina Villaf(e. 3rd floor ... & lowd 4050 view. ~1&2. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beaut home, use of full ..._. Utttt C....,. twe, mature fban, $200 ln Costa Mesa m o Incl everyth ing Newly remod. s hop·g ,., ""'... center located at 2750 "14-N8'7 Harbor 81, has space GET MORE $$$$$ FOR YOUR DIME benefits. Corporate of. nee in Anaheim Stadium aru. Call for appt. t-12 only TI4/93Mo:IJO. Betty. ACCOUMl'lft• CLlllC Proceaa in~ca. bandJe maa.I. li.,tJt lypina. aaaist w/accoutloa autles . U0·7'39. A Kendavis IDd. .. E.O.E. (714) 645-0550 2 Br r..t.ide, fenced yd. cbUd ls pet oil. lat .... l. .. mo. $100 MCUrity, ============~f _eo.c9'1~~~~~~ ..._ ftlnL 1 Br W/OffH Two buce bedroom• lo view, clllnnbr, Pr1 "II super location, redwood ~. NGO mo •tnter. beam cetlln.p, built·l.o maM WtPll Jcitebell Sl25 mo. lnq'Uire .... 2 ... 0ftef''•lat t~ ••. ~ ....... ..,. -. beeut. turn. t100 2 bdrm .... a.er /dryer -. uraW June lid», t•. hook up. Ou .. e, lllc11 •aa a. N.B. m•1: Cit. ml Oran«e .-mo. 4br, 3ba, frplc , crpe & drpa. 100 steps to ocn. 2S st•.-to bay.$7~-~"o. Balboa.Penn. 548·ZO!J or .... OIARMINO 1 BR •/View d water. Stove, refrl1 & t.Cll. lnc:ld'd. $125 mo. WATDP'BONT 2 BR, 2 be w/view •pool. Poal-blt bo9t 1Up avaJJ. '8CJO V...._.....,. 4250 ava!Jabie rangJn1 from ••••••••••••••••••••t •• 8 HIOO tq. ft. ready for HouM for nmt. BJ& Bear lmmed. occupancy. Call Oty 1.1,. t ; linens furn. •Paul S. Kati, A gt $25 n.ltely pr cpl.· call _213_1~---·----.n.ap.m. 5'9-1•. rwn f .• u ce tplice or rent. v. TAHITI mi. off G Ft*Y· uew, ltlodlrn 1 or 2 br cotLa1e Vflr'1 ,__,able, extra&., on buda °" Tah.IU with Pb on • • n •we r I n a • car, row boat, •••b 1cc retarlal, cop y machln•. complete machine. All alae1. ldtdMb. etc. ror more ln"'14H·5Pll dally. WITH OUR NEW DIME-A-LINE Umciue 'retail nurtel')- neeaa a aba rp, ex· perienced person for v arie d bookkeeplna cb*. Thia la a aood OP• portuni\J lo eicpud )'our ~Ml!Qa 1k1Da. PtUM apply ln penon. Mon tin l'r1,1am.a,m. C2U)tH·Ul4 or CallS.1218 ·Clll!!!!~ .. !!!:! .. !!!~·~~~-1 ---~-_....-~--ZJrlBA.-Jrmo.'300 Ge&O&mlNcula cllpoat ..... )'OU In. • •Wl8TS ....... ~l'm,noMta.m ............. """"'.•CIMIHWA4 ·ftc"•'· llZ·9112 Opa Oii..... Pl'tl&atddl .... 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Rieb Por latelleate 111 • --Pti11tl111. INT/EXT. -.7271 li* I I .__._ baunMM•~· c1e--1 .. , .lrltwW Nemt, ~& reu.. 12 -'" ·• _,.-....... _ .. _. ~ •·--,.. IL.. . yn. exp. :·;c'd. n•ve ........__ 4 -••••••••-••••••••• t11 ......... ~:='i:~··;;;;;•••;;:~ '-'--. ·-••••••••••••••••••• -.UN6.. u ., =••••••••••••••••• a.ARENCB'S TV 2'1 yn cl•HIDI urvlee for 'm5' a,~ :Ukes lt ~i 'f:'~.°'Jie!"'n:'i P.mtina Ir Reitoratlon Cu1tom Deal1n wood eaper. Daya, evea. ---------.,..... v....Uu bllad.a, wood ..:;:~ ·• aph, Sen. We care more. "Par ~xcell.nce ... at'. ~coven 11 deco, wtmdll.$S.l5+.t5'7·l0M - _ ................ •butt:/de. 1badu in • Lied/bod. 759·0323, Jlc/in1/refa. Rlcbard !f'D ~ 557.eitt aft ,_... ~.~.t.!?..! .•.••....•.• ~~ ........... . Ms Mt• la m,, aio... ewpor' D• y C • r o Al .... Near Vtc..torie c.Mer. Ale&1 J~/up. a.-.. · Plaeoed proaram WW beaJ,.i( 1:JO..SPll. ~ : ~ h'acq J IDG9•S-... U-alirnited. a pro-11$.lilam·Frl.~ ~ ... •child CU!ITOll l:NTERIOI\ CARPENTRY By J ay MZ.-. aitOAI •1eocy i1 o~w ;;:~' your area. ••••••••••••••••••••••• JACOBS CONCRETE Custom remodellna . CONSTRUCTION Jl\oad doon • WlDdows, ... _, .. _ •. ~. formkJa, all Driveways, sl...,w ....... "' work 1uar. Free est. "'S.C_ioe_MB __ .77_52 ______ 1 lblt c....tr. 832-3677 R.G. CobllrU. Co. gen. • ..._,.., . , 16 yrs in bJdg C<H?lractor ._com- DATIUCIAN·Priced home. .~9·3 Oewqfoarentata, lies. 1»1567 smor.-.~ ---£'._ --· ••••••••••••••••••••••• rttllll&·I,_ •Umat• Oft H & n ~eo· __.Call. 't~ ~ W·"-per bangin& fast au.tom ~Honry. con• P'RUtrialleuoD •-..... 11......... ••••••••••••••••••••• ""• 1>oely. C ...,.._, -··-" · ·.. , _ ~. ~uo coven etc. ----.. ... eel ~ .. ,_ --,__ aerv\ce, q ...... ty wor ... ....., Reas Ii reliable. 5th g---.. 're• ..... 1·• UC dl'l'IW f'7~ ~ • .ftacin••rooC a-m.._ apU homes of-Island Landscaping. PalJier, 71.t-*-2350 Gen . craftaman. Just mat.hit French. .. , ..... ~.CJ ... , &DI-No job too sml. P•~ ncea: bhfp,' complete nt/Ext, s prinklers In· . h 7 55 0 Be:;-;--:r;, ,""but cwr.m-4314 profeulcnala55UUl5. stalled as repaired. WA&.11~~ ~st 13 89 oug wt dr w Cle•'nl wartunaulnp Smaller Horne Repai rs. ,E lec DAMDYDUSTllS e rosion c ontro l , Quality wor . ves -----•••••••••••••••-•••• Jobapiwfw1t'id. '7~3'45 ~~~=~aw.:: Prof. !!xp. Eullsh ~..;1:~~~-~.:t ::~·n t pa 1 n t & ~!!.~! ........... :~~ud::_~d;:~:. !! .•• ':'! ............... .._.__ =~·v~in::-.-~~ fI:·~~~~~.Y~~:it wallpaper. Qual work, · l~EESBYIKE Xlnt work. 642·5449 . ,.._.., -•-te wor"' welcome. ,....,,,, -.. reas. Free est. Ste ve WE CR~.~P!£~ 64.5-1'72 K.6B C'\lltOlll wood tenc ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...... • _,. tu.l,o..._...,..... -------In&.,....• I•~ r-=pa1r OCCStudent. 1 Too truck. st.Mm carpet cleaning. SC7-dl Window cleanin1 & paint -.-or .. --OIM Trub. tree trim Dan Bela. Ins . Free eat. European Landscaper. ,._...jl.eplllr mg. Reliable, dependa. Ml!-....... m.tlOll Top work. Fair price. ESSIAM ••••••••••••••••••••••• ble. Contact Stuart --..J--l'ftl--· Refs. M6-4ll71 dys/eves. ,.,__. -•~.._ ,.. t.e t ..... -..__, • -,,,,,_,,_ Custom Painting , _ _..._., • x ures ...... _ .. ••••••••0 ••••••••••• stlploll(ler, dump truck, ncuable, own lrms. any .,__.,, FreeF.at,3 yraClar ... EST. l t l-1439 ------- C ERA M I C T I L E uadinl. haul. tree Ir yrd aru. Ask for Unda. Cluck Ellaian 962-1478 ID&dleo, batha. entrys. '1trli, mlsc. 831-~7 9&M82S ;;;;;;;;.0~;;;1~·~~~:· pt ;tr ) Your u I e 0 r mine . u...--•A•ftofta Good re-i.i--, ,..,_ta M-a •-••••••••••••••••••••••• llill2-3Qnl Haulin1. cle anups • .._............ ,........,""". '-""' -= "' ,....YowC•tt. __.._,,ft driveway removala, ferences. NB area lrvioe.11'75-3175e ves. lilt/Ext. ~~ eat . Lie Re.........,...,,, copper re· tri"'"""a. M7.:a'Jl 5118211 G -1 T pipe., leak detect.Jon & ·-Mlli.... '3218ll. uar R .... s. ed. sewer iocatinc. Top Hal Gardening, ciean-u,ps & Fast baul.lng,-res S14 & up. landscaping. George Yd & &&r clnups. f'ree lbush1 ~7072 est. (714>842-4.597 Gardening, tree tram wa ••de•IFJ oDng. c.lean·up. 4ic mainl. ••••••••••••••••••••••• serv. Arnie. 548·8414 Want a REALLY CLEAN ltu1•lttilllJ ....................... Enaineer, SS. reliable, non·drokr / 11 molt e r . Local refs. Boodable . 642-73)4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• a71·904'7or631·1088 Ptumbing,537-3UM 86.D PAINTING 1..1:."VELOR BLINDS ·"-R Gel the besl fur less. lnlr. extr, cew.ugs en· ~est. 840-QU ta1 reoovaUon specialist _,._,.,.,________ Small commerctal Jobs W IN;JP.-. i1NJ after hours. 892·2024 ••••••••••••••••••••••• S1 .89 per DAY That's ALL you pay fora JO day ad · in the --. tic'~ Palombo. :i~~s1d., 631-5383. .... ----HOUSS? Call Gingbam Gtrl. Free est. 645-Sl23 Si.tiers Unllmit.ed, a pro- fessiorui.I house & child sittin~ aaency as now servin g your area 675-9630 ,.~ cr..--1-.----Patio covers, carports. AviJee Gardemng. Tree ....-..-__....... decta, Qual & reliability lrimmin& & removals. •••••••••••••••••••••·~ w/~zed ser vice. yard mainta .. sprtrikler We Care Carpet Cle.ners. Lied contractor. Bon-s ys t e m s . I a w n s . Sl.eam clean. Also up-d/lnsrd. Tomm Gunn cleanups, 646-8474._ holatery. Work guar . 831-5238 Truett mount unit. Free ---- elll. reas. rat.. MS-3716 Oassified Ads 'lbe fast.est draw in lhe f\nd what you want ID SELL Kile Items wath a West. . .a Daily Pilot Robin ·s Housecleaning Srvc, for a thoroughly clean house. 540-0857 PE:TERS PAJNTJNG Expr'd. Reas Ratel! Free Est Cal Gene S52«58 AU ftAltmHG-\· Neat 67J.S576 Pa1ntanjl, Res1Comml Serving CoastaJ comm 8 yrs. Highest quality work Rsnb l Ltc 'd Deve. 586-3425 Paint.mg. Int Ext Qlty mat .. wor.k. res1d & an dust Free est 646-1252 Repair & Re roof All types s hingl es rocksbaltes·compo·ta r Free est 541·5930 Fin AvaU. Roof repairs all typei. G ua rantee d . B&<.: Coostrucuoo 548-0512 DAILY PILOT SEIVICf llRECTORY 00 IT NOW • 64~5678 642-5678 Daily Pilot Classifieds. Daily Pilot Classified Ad. Cl&Wfied Ad. 642-5678. Ext.se75 I nlS3'7 5 Have somethu:ag lO sell'' a~ifaed ads doll well. HllpW-.d 1 00 HllpW..tH 7 100 HalpW..t.d 7100 HalpW~ 7 100 HalpW-.ct 7 100 twp W..ted 71 00 HalpW-.ct 7100 HelpW..ted 71 00 twpW~. 7 100 ···············-······· ......•.•.............. ......•................ ....•....•...•......... ..•.................... ....................... •.•.................... . ..........•....•......••.••.••••••••....•••.. ACCOUNTING/ CUSTOMER SERVICE Do you like problem solv ing. detail work in a busy data-processing environ· ment. We need someone to balance & e d it customer input & com· puter rePorls for this junior position. Must have data processing becltground, soibe book· lteepingl•ccQUnting ex- perienee & be able to use 10 ~ aKtdi.ng machine. Some customer contact by phone. Tues. tbru Sat. Cafl personnel for in- ~ app(. Admio /Pro r. Adlts . ------------------Signi.f. alt. inc. pit, f It. Own bu s . Mkt · ing/Mngmt. I 'nll/local $100 Tefund. in vest. 557·3062 . ADVERTISING SALES The Dally Pilot has an immediate operuag for a s ale s perso n ~1th newsp•per dJs play ad· vertising experience. Good s alary, com · missions. and excellent fringe benefits. J::x,- celle nt g r owth o p- purt.unilles for a person with career ambitions. Call for appointment ASSEMBLERS · Local Mission Viejo company 10 Jife s upport medica l electronics needs Assemblers. Requires good manual d exterity. good eyesig ht. n eat a ppearance. & dependability. Willing to train. G ood benefits. Only res pons ible pe r s ons seek in g pe rm a n e n t e mployment need apply. Day shifts. Call"Sheryl 1714) 581-3130 Banlong PART TIME TB.I.ER An excellent career OP· purtuoaty as currently availa ble for a n in · dividual who desares part time employment 3 days per week, Tuesd ay. Thursday , Saturday 1lu.s is a new pGSition in our new branch located mCorona Del Mar . If you are looking for a pre - stigious position and en- JOY working with t he public, please ' call Mr . OUlrles Ryman at (714 1 SSS.1.878. lt>okfeeper full charge Expenence an restaurnnt acct ·g. daily reporti.. acct·~ receivable. act'\ 'i, pa ya b le . manu al payroll. P061hon open ID Dana Pt. For JOb 1n terv1ew call 2131630-62&! Ask for Norman. I OOkKEIPER f'IC ror T ustan.Cl>A Firm Must have ex perience tbru fanancaal statements. Send resume wath s alary requi re· ~ to P 0 . Box ICML'>, Tustin. 92680 lo o'dnepif19/Clerll FUU time. e•per. helpful but not nee. Many co benefit&. Apply at 1660 Placentia.·Costa Mesa O en cal GREETER rART-TIME. 7:30.A.M-I 0:30AM Co wall train alert:-de Qefldable. 1ndJvidual Ht ~t customer:> for .1 new car dealer , 'len vc ·dept Some Citing & telephone work Good ~alary & benP Apply Moo.-We OencaJ orders for Drafting & PACIFIC MUTUAL A major lire insurance rompany headquartered m Newport Bea ch hall opport u n1t 1es fo r an· dJVlduaJs With skills and gen e r a o tra ce ex Graphic Art Sup phe ... r time Nea t ap pear<1n ce . Typan ~ help fu l M a s t er Btuepnnt. 234 f'1scher CM ~9373 Oerk Ouplic a t1 ng C le rk. ()peratJons Dept. MaJor Stock Brokerage Farm near O'C Airport. Hri. 7-4pm Call Mr Dugan 54().8121 pe:nence a.n 1 or more-or,_-;_-;; ______ _ lobe rotlowmg areas 1• •Servlce Represent.at1~e •T)'plsts ~es .ceneral Clencal •Computer Terminal ~~w / ... th Clerks • Accountin& c;krk CLIUS C:O-tic Dept Part tune PoSition ava1J. assasuog 1n Cosmetic Dept. 9-3pm, 4 w 5 days per week, no weekend v.uil. CaJl the store Mgr . ·@Y!IP On.pCoost D.uyPllot 714-64~412 I ld277 F.qUl 0ppty Emplyr ALTIRATIOMS ~ •tter•Uoo fitters and table workers for new John Hogan ffjah Flllhion store lo Fashion lsbnd Center in Ne'Wport Beacb. Call 644-7JQJJ 10amto4pm weekd~ys;.. ASSEMBLY · Full·time pmition avail in growing baby products co. for female. Must be fast. rtlSIQlalble, noo·•moller. Relaxed atmoaphere. S3.25br to start. IS5-21836. AUTOMOllLE SALIS PEOPLE Require d for well established dealership Straight sell in a straight store. Experienced er:e-femid. Apply in penoo. SAIL CHDltOUT So. Cat. Hwy, Lagupa Be.clt4M-Ull Prefer previous cash1er· Ing or banking back- ground. IR&n.WOOD SAVl .... Slr LOAM Boollk~r full cbarge for smaU mfg co. thru trial bal wlkD.ld& oC' ac· c ruals, A I R . A I P , payJ"OIJ, job eoetln1. For tma.d opmina. lots °' variety, exper ne~. 4-6 brs dally. Mon f'ra Co. wall tram alert. de· pendable individuals to o perate 1nte r est1ng ~ce rttord keeping system for a new Hr de aler,.s eervice dep(. Fil 1:Qs ~. likes ckUail. ~ lOCJd.ed in In 6 Bueaa Pul. Good salary & bene /\pply Mon-Wed·Thura from IAll to 2PM. Nu Orm Plana JIH·C Airport ~~6'.uDllu. We bave immediate l610S-....... Dr opa.t ... JI )'OU qualify. • ........... . ,.. an. ....... won-641t-7aJO ~e.,11oament. In llddl-1~~~~~~~~~tion to eac!ellent com-I f INC. 22113Fairview Rd. C.M 548-3081 --- M::COUMT1M6 CURIC Experienced lo accounta receiuble It 10 key. Good telephone manner. Ambitious? Be your own Hrs. 8:30 to s. Mon. tbru bou. Work your own hrs. Fri. P1ease·cal! for appt. Details call ~5122 645--7358 • ""J -----AhmTIOUS? Accounting U yoU 're young; conli- A/I CLERK dml & have the ability to Progressive property think quick!)' and are mgmnt firm, loc in lookingforagenerous in· lrvlDe ls currently seek· come. Call oow 540-4023 i.ng an individual with btwnNtl. Mr. St.one. genera) A/ R knowledge ii mod lyplng skills. Sal MIW9ri1Mj Ser-.ice open. For interview PBX operators for a appt .. ChHs 714·556-1876_ tele phone ans wering service expenenced or will tai,u. Full time or part time slult.s availa- ble. Days, afternoon· evenings or grave yard. Must be able to work 90IDe weekends. Typing Accounting Clerk, full time, hours &.s, w /some overtime. Will train, but mmt be able to operate 10.key adder. Ca II for appt . U tot e m , n4-&12-7702. 35 wpm. required. Man)' co. benefits a vailable. P!easecall Mon· Fri Fashion Island area TRAINEES IOaDPmtl84CEDI MICRO B.ECTRONICS We are s eeking in· dividmls for our Produc · tion Department. We wall train the right in- dividuals in the micro- electrooics industry Comprehensive com· pany benefits including major medical aod den Lal. For immediate con· sideratioo call or apply at: 17 I 4 J 5404010 A.cctl Bktpog Costa Mesa area TEMPORARY Airport area Sierracin/Transmask , Becister today to work Call 543-4230 on nrioua accounting & M/F E.O.E. 3852Cam~us Drive bookkeeping asaign-. . 1'1....-..rt ach CA menu. Work close to Answenng service needs ....... ...,. • )'OUl'bome. Acctg clerks oii:erators for. various ..-.. ualOpportuJlity • sbift.s. Jf you like a job ...., h bootkeepers, accoun-with a cballeqe, apply ~~Em~~p1o~yer~m~/f~/~~ Al1I'OMOTIVE •LOTMIMI a,evy dealer offers fuJI time, permanent position to young men to assist new & use<UaJes depart· ments in maintenance of inventory . See Sales Mgr. HOW ARD Ct.•rolet Dove & Quail Sts. NEWPORT BEACH Al1I'OMOTIVE _ IODYSHOft ESTIMATOR Excellent company benefits. 5 d ay work week & §alary com · mensurate wltb a bility Olntact Clyde Morgan. NABERS' ~ l<nJ ~ rbor Blvc1 (<>'>I,\~ ')4().QtOO AUTOMOTIVE SHUnl.EIUS DllY.._ Must have good dnving record & valid Ca lif. driver's license. See Ken campbeli. ..... t.11111a an needed t.bruout in person at 228 Fomit. :. ~ County. ~11 us Lag 8ch. Ask for Carol ~ .... for mare iaformation. Woie ASSB•ILBS 21126Harbor Blvd. We will train. Apply COSTA MESA Robertllalf's ---· ----- •c I b 'I . Ziii No er.dwa)' 1310eMs Cclklwell Ba.nker rSud&Ana C714JISMIOJ 7 am, Mac 0 reg or Ba bysitting & lilP house APROPOS Yachts. 1631 Placentia, cleaning. Grandma·type Fashion Island l•CM.-··-----1 -~-~_e11_1ces_·_~eq_rr_.' .llG-0496 ___ · A Fin ~opean De1i1ner Boutique is seekin1 asais tant mu•&el' "' additional a.a. Salary open. c.. c..1.644-2612 1111.-&MEI n'a ausm a ·w~ ..... BACK STREET needs Part Time CASHIB Xllll opportunity for ag- 5 e penon. at 245 FHhJon Newport Beach. EQUa1 Opportunity 2mpl0yer MIF .• ...,_ING LOAN l'ltOCESSIMG Newport Beach. Willing to t rain fo r Loa n Processing Clerk walh background in banking or Savings & Loan. Type SO wpm. lO·ltey. Call NORMA KEYS 675·9570 IMPBIALS&l Equal Oppurturuty Employer' MI FI H Barber Stylis to manage part·llme. 631·9577 Tues- f'ri. 9-6, Sat/ 9-5. eves. 681·:m8. BARMAJDS · Mature, de· pend.able & wear shorts Port 17 CM. 646-3666 Patty BAR MAID OR BA RTE N 0 ER B i lingual. Apply an person Seaabreeze. 541 w. 19th. CMatl.. lPM Barte:nder. fullt.une.App.· Vahec C«p, 646-0306. for lnlerview. Brick layer'• helper, full time. own tram. Depen· da.ble 67s-n1s ~Dr.CK. ___ _ CAFETERIA WORKERS --------an aJI depts, cashjers. C..ER.ICAL salad make rs. cook ·s helpers. line ser vers. STA.IT E.Aa.NIMG 6AM·2.30PM Mon-Fra · CHRISTMAS Nwpt Bc h a rea nr Fasb1on Is le . (7 14 I MOHFf MOW!!! 581-5140 for interview. "*SECHTAllES Cafeten a help wanted With" Wat.bout SH Mon·Fn. 6-2:30. •T'V9tSTS 975-5257 ' ' ..... •PIXOPBATOR caretera a Employees. •ACCT CLYICS days. s a lad e~per •IOOKICEIPYS helprul. Good benefits Call for appt. 731 ·5100. •KEYPUNCH OftH ext 2fD9 •Q.BJ(S ALSO C AI WASH •G&B.AL LAIOI C ASHIH Immediate employment •'ftl* ASSEMILYS a,·oll. For 111terv1ew call •rACllYS 644-4460 (Ang & short term. hol.J day & va c ation pay Ou'Wasb Hospitallzataon a vaala Ccahien w..ted ble. Part time. Newport Beach, Santa Ana & Fowit.a.an Va lley. Call 644-4460 VOLT It """"•t1UAt•'"' ..i H""M. t •t ly in person to : 22771 _cmn ___ Dr._El_T_o_ro_. __ CASHIER for quality 54M 741 31M8Campus Onve <Acrot1s from ' John Wayne Airport l Equal Oppur Employer Beauty MAMCUllST Daniel ·s. 846-M:M BEAUTY OPERATOR. men's st.ore. Full lime. expr'd pref. Call Mr Tigert for inter view Ganys ar co 759-1622119 FMluOO Island. Rall space"' earn mo~. CASHIER: Apply 1 n ---------Leading Cdm Salon. per s on . C r o w n aenc.i 644-7321or552-0943. Hardware. 311Y7 E. Coast Beauty _Hwy_·~-CclM~-·~~~~- Assiatant ne!;ed fuJ I time, JC.Int Lr I pro-C •~HIERS gram. Muat neat • At} faahlonable. Richard Ouellette Salon, 200 u TDTI M Newport Center Dr, NB • u-&DKETS Be-.Y Operator \ .an.n Manlcuriat for busy ulon. M111t be ne.t 6 I ' __ .. ,_ bl F U in ~ now available _......a e. 0 ow 1 t.1--. aasistant not nee. Muat be ex-.,,.. perlenced. Richard =ton 2nd. •3rd. Ouellett Salon. 200 ~ti-am.==~~ Newport Center Dr, NB. per hour. Advancement ..,./TYPIST opportunity for manse· Tuldn, CPA'1lrm. Oood a.a poelUons to S\.50 opportwait)' 6 benefits Per ......U~lied. For-- for quallfled person. man lnlormaUon 6 lo· •5315 terview • .,_, or call Bookkeeptr·Part lime. University C.ommunity AlaociaUoe. Good )oca· tiGn. 552-m> 71415"1·'840. Will In-~ oa &atunt.1s by ~=·Employer OPENINGS GALOIE! Due to our unprecedeot ed growth, Hamilton Elecll'O Sales, the na Uoeal leader in elec· lrollic comPoneot dis· tribution bas several cleric-1 openin&s avail•· ble in its brand new QIRa Mesa branch lou· lion. Exr•rlence Is help f u but not neceaaary. Positions vary io reaPooaib llity from ent111 level t o CUltOIDer service. We ol· fer eacellent atartin1 with provlaioas for 5 inert.Mes )'OW' fint ~· We l1lo otfer .a dent•l, mateulty. peaalon and' lHe ln· ........... °"' ... ble, Oll&ure1 mmt bave IOIDe PWt a /a« exper. Ap. Jll'm 12 ..... wit. la local Interior d•1P 1tudto. ~ea.OM.2 ' ~ . CMI •YOU • "I tl"W'/htl•• Awe apply lo penon Career opportunity lro• ·1 ·3 •l 11112 .......... to i.._.ed JD. Bllt•n. J.rvillll, or C.U ..tul wM" mO" COO• (TM).,..... =.s.~:f' .:::! tw&TOM ILICftO Wit.la ,... ... • work ~ ....... to llr. ,.._.. 111' Pullman ~a Ml"'ric. to ottw or • Robin BliD, wuuut Oalla .... CA ... to..U.......... ft'Olt•AMoc. 1'01 ~· f11 tbe DallJ Piiot a.N!wport•aeh. DaullOpponmliY • a.An.I lledlon • • • a ''led ~. )'OUr _.. 7s h'w lltr ,......... f -·"I .,Miiiar, !~~~~~~~ .,_,, benda. PieaN ap Ct. E R K T V P I S T I plyinpenaato· RECEPTIONIST for buay front deM la •row· FWSGNMll>epartonent to.s company Ex · perit'nce in general of fice prefe rre d. Good benefits. Mon lhru Fn ~s. eau SS6-27:.> 700 N<rwport Center Dr Newport Beach. Ca 92fi6() Equal Opporturuty Oerk Typists Pnor orfacr --•E•mpk>-•y•e•r •11_F __ 1 expenence. good typing slaJJ.s & abtl.Jty to operate ---------t llt key desirable. Good ~ (.'lcrit·ul co. benefits For appt. ~ c all 6 40 1530 elll l~Ot f:Ol /\T~. lm .. KO.E . OPF:NINC.S ,.1~/T . t TYPISTS ~ ypts CLaJCS to process corpor a te 11ene r a l a n d ad S ECIETAllES rruruslrat1ve expense~. <::Ill Tod;iv• • • bank reconc1Uatfons and WorkTomorro~"' t)'pe accounting & -,; B OR(; 1-:oF manage ment re port:-. Typing, 10 key & ltt!' bkpng knowledge req ·c1 Salary to S'90() mo.. lie pending on exper and qu alaftcat1ons Ca ll Oeruse. ~5505 CLERK·TYPIST Npt. 8ch. mortgage banking firm has new pos1t1on ~~~~~~~~~ avail. lD our branch ad· = min. dept. The'll<>Stllon 's ---------1 responsibahles will tn· dude t)'J>ing SOWpm. fil-Oen cal ing. com puter input. I 0 .._. t.elepbone answ_Jnng. & PE MS " reviewing loan applies· C •SE lions mes Pnor office A exper. ol I yr desirable. PROcESSORS Also the ability lo work with accuracy. We offer er..-...... free parlung, attractive e., 1rtwed) staring sa.lar'Y 1' co. pa.id beoe. For appt call our Pension Department Personne l Dept. at needs Individuals for ~ E.O.E. many aspect.a of Penaion -----. ---- Adminastralion. Basic •CLBICTYPIST• mat.b abdiUes required. Le.dine Orange County . Good opportun ity to work 10 area of ex· pamlon and growth. Mlsr company seeking lntllvidu als for clerk typl1t posltiollS. Must ty p e •5wpm . Reaponaibillties include t}'Pinl, tllina. 1eneral cMrtc&l duties, 2 yrs ex· per. ln 1ener.i olc pre-ferred Applyinpenon. We offer outstanding wortinl coadWons •nd a liberal benefrta ~ckace. If YoU qualify. please ap· ply ln perlOll to: ' t1wtasS,.c:MMe1 P •CIFIC_ iMO Monrovia e11 A iGa&.2'1--MUTUAL E.O.E. ?OONe.port Center Dr COL wt ... S Newport Beach. Ca aao 11ectro medlukal ~ auemb&ers: Equal ()ppommity Growlal iolmoW com- £mp&oJer ll/F pmy bll lmmed. f/Ume ~~~~~~~~~I oPftlnp for trainees II/or eqnt, pet'IOnDel ~ Work wltb s mall pre· citloD part1 • 1ood manual cleater1t1 • .-t. Ocl .. INaaafttll • ..... c-.. Saluy op-. Al/lll:J bl ,..oe Or ' OOllUtt OilrteM at S.R. INOIJlf&DJNG IM~Pl4NB . Ml-llM .t' \ Cle DM.YPILor ~ 1_..,,o.i,..w11,,m ~•-·~ 11M M111WaA1• 110... twaw.w 1100 _w_... 1100 w."'!'!!1'.!~: .... !!!! ~?'.!'!.~ ..... ?~ ~ --.. ;.;;i................ ... -¥e.................. ;..-;T ................. -........................ ~ e%:'!.~ .• ~ ..... ?!~I!~?~ ..... !!~~~ .. ~ ..... !! ... ~ I·~--------·~;. MACIMS~ u ·~~9_.l~-!:d ....alATI WI t1w Promotional o p --.-•--.--....... ·•·t lftl(hlolaL 'Jbop. mai It c..u.a otlflAdJJn. PAITTIMI ...,. ... ~--.. fut oowta1 compuy Ac\reues. NO EXP Cl..ERlCAL .,...n TN t .. _........ cao prov&da ~ lfttPte:lor. llM aJI need • C111t A • JS NEC . l!Jteeptloul ' OflNIMf9 CHICI• Nationwide lhnvt•c lliauri119&eiae,.... U.pedlon band tool.a. ma<'blohut. Good • careet J::.~fiaUoo for Sil •a. 111ora1ap £a cell Ht ca, .. , up turer of woven wood Up T• $4._IO...., ~. knowledse ~. V ..A.l.14MZ10 thoM LO break DriWrTo Deuv« • ~1 '°work U\ \be ..... ia •~to lt~L0--•·-'•1 1n ., v1u-.u.cs. MID.~ ST In to m ov e•l com D••Y ... AT ••UraaUoaal h••d Inc.I Ptod\IClMln of mlru ~· llOft·P'rl .... YI'& r.-•• r. ()aly MACIM s merclal1. 1'7&.lOIO Sm ~ ..---• = In a company ~ We have Nv.ral %IO W. Wanser, qu.Utll4ld peJ"IOQf need a.. A·&at ft 2Dd Sbift· fH . Scr een A rtt•~ to °* carrien la San ..,_.., relat«t ~for bOtb H.PU ~~Oil apply •. Xln$~ workln1 lMhe 6 .W. Ch> to SlO llCsnnt JUllQ. ~pl.Rtano BHdt. ~ '* tervlr In ........ "' lt......,. °" 1111 W aiu.. cmd. •benefttl. Come IQ bout + benefits. Call · Dau }lo I o t.. San dt "' d 1u 1 rn u • t b 1: o...-4-Y truft We'N louil· F\&Uel'toD. or call: ISH.331. MOllLIHOMI SALIS Clemente area. Mutt · ~bt• In machln .a IOi' ~bk peo ~..... We Med 5 anreaalve have &ood drivln1 Te lnl • f•brlulln1 ur pie eapr to I am la ad -~ ........ s,....... Machine Sbop belper sales people who wHt to ~ord. larse a talion bardWan ~ Yun e.x v~wtthOW'CO W•of· a44G~CM wanted. ~l fro.m 8 earn SJ0,000 per yr. We w11on "' van. Hourly ..,eraenu In e l•rtro '"'aoodlMffrbcnefllt. ta-ZS2'7 to•:!IO. are a growinC company pay +mllea1e al: rnedlanlc•I O.l1n wtll Klr-~h Co '-.I I .A.RDS t:.0 .£. MAID . Nlte. wanted good in the expudln& Mobile lowance. Call Karry <M'k dl&lneerlnl dr•w 1'13CIZ AnNUOOI. lrvtne WV,.. co bme. 6 aalary. Apply Home Industry. Ex per Seeley at. to•• rel1tlni lo ~--fUU fl part \lme. All ... ___ .,._ lo perlOll Tbe Surf" preCerJ'ed but nol nee. 642-0ZI. mettuuWJrn1nvoMn1op a rea a . U n iform• T,._ SeodBotet. ~So. Cst. Call 972·8421 Ask ror \ ~~: =)'~l!!,'K l' w~ .. LJLASE.HlRl!'! Ml OLN~ ~-~·:e1:~m':. =·~~,raUo1 • Hwy. Lq; Sch. Mib Pi:!, tJ.n::r ~~!':~ Uftet' nttll~l t:K-nef1UI. n T ,, ·• No e~eoce nee. APP· Maida. 1pply The Inn at MODILS for ISCOIT f 0 r pro d u ct l o n . 752..UU COME JOIN US! UY&n'RY Of'BATOllS ~ L O.I. DB.I Part ume w«&d1t)'1> on ly Fast dependable lady tor sandwich deh 1>hop Newport Beach ~6401 bef 4 :.> Delivery. m:wspaper to vending macbmes ~ 00 hr Retired welcome. CM. SA. NB areas. Aft 5PM. 839-2857. 646·2262 Expanding firm bas openinp f(>r data entry QIJel'alor. 1 yr. min ex DELIVERY &SHI PPING per. required. Full & CLERK. Clerk needed part time hours avail. for rorCarey Stationers. Irv. 2nd. or 3 s hirt and/or area. Full-lime Must weekends . Some lem have x1nt dnvmg record. pocary positions avail. 75H732 c.a.tl for apptD ..:.:.ELIV;:.;:.;.;..E=-R-Y--_F_o_r-Cost.i SAFEGUARD BUSINESS SYSTEMS INC. 'Z!B3 Fairview Rd. C M. 549-3091 Mesa Pharmacy , par\ time. l1 :30-6pm, Mon· Fri. Call 642-0106 DELIVERY-TOP PAY NO SELLING. Must be 18 or over, own trans, 4:30-9pm, Mo n -Fri 5314lll · OoorhlCtioll Sec'y DEUYBY ror res1denlial bwlder F\lll·lirne for local de· based in Npt Bcb. Should liveries. XJnl. driving re. have experience w ith cord reqd. For a ppt. constr s up\s . &c s ub· 557.9212 ask for Mr. contractors . Salary w~t. Newpor t Sta· open. Send wor~ history tionen Inc. to Box 5111 %Dady Pilot, --------- PO Box lS60, CoslJa Mesa DELI VERY · Route Ca, 912626 driver L.A. Times AM So. H.B area Good sal +comm 6 dys 89t..an. 848·3504 ------ DBJ¥YY & STOCK M tinw. Xllllt beMfits. ~ 6 ll c~i.uv.., tm CAS1Ui'.:RS ly Uruvenal Prolee\100 IMSU.~I t..a11.tna. 2ll N ~asl &CATERING Minuown ace 20. Apply v1tonmrnt Contact JohnJ1.o&an'1 women'3 Service. 1226 w. 5th Groupffe.tth Clllimse.x· ffwy.LacunaBeacb S&VtcE •l Peonysaver, 1660 ~~t;onnt' I )37 YO~ 1 ~: 0 \!':';?'~~~I~ 01f~ Street. San ta Ana. In· amlner. al lea.st lyr ex· * 661•2111 * Ptacentla, Costa Mesa. b t.erview hours 9-12 • l-4 per. Salary open. MAIL/EDIT l>~ c .. :LF.RK 1PUX San Clcmt!nte Inn 1ZS W Aven1d1 Eiopl~nd11n . San Clem Ncwport 'ic Yiu ion MonthruFri. 548-1167 . ~••sco--Partlime;Help!.pt,.time l!ltand Center Operungs --...-"• JI eve1 & Sat A.M. Aasist tor women in sales, H.airdressen. in person llllu.raoce CLERK Attractive Females Only w/tJcketaaleatospe>rtin1 bl.Oek. cai.h1er. display & inte r view only. Hair Now you c1n launch :i s:iOO wk+ 64s-8898 even t s. t3 -$6 + b r . alteraUon departments Hunt,rs. 70 Fashion new career while you m-t141. UUJ 644 7100 weekdays 10 bland. N.8. keel> your p~nt)ob!. Morninc newspaper auto DISHWASUEI\ w.rorappt -==:..:..::...~-----F1rmers Insurance by data proussing co. route . Appr ox. hrs Part Ume clerk for liquor Part umc. I lam l<> lpm -HAIR STYUSTS · Eicper. Group will train you &. bas a fub lime opeoing 4-6am dally. Ideal sup· store. Apply in person. Hours ~me what (leJU Jo"emale Attendant. lo as· W/aome followane ·. payyouruJJcommissions first sJJart to handle plementa.I job Approx. HolJday House Liquors. ble. O.C Airport area S4 Mllt d1i.1tbled ""'°m.an. Manicurist also. Sea wbi.1e you learn Before 8llltuS calls from accoun· eumngs $37S-$450 mo 2937 E. Cout Hwy. Cdrn. Ron Mu t dra ve , lite Mist9D-8212 you know it you·11 be t.am.sftbelpcoordioate 540-3008 & :>40·6722, per hr CMJI 2 to Spm houSekeepin&. 559-5109 ..:::::::..:...:..:...:....~-----imlwl& waves in a re quality control w1t.b edit 7-lOam # PBX Ans. Svc Wiii t rato ~ HAIC>YMAH warding 11re Lrme pro dept fl other related · -1·3. 3.11. P /T, llp-7a . 0----.,.-w-:-om 1-loral De.igner. 2 yrs ex Forsawll electronics co fe""'aon Ca 11 Gene duues. Muat have .ac· MOTOll ROUTE ~eas ofc m med bldg raper, or .. ro . • ... r, lrvme P1T . .... 2 k d . seamstress needed Ne11r "" 752 7tMO Ugbt janitorial duties Dillard for full deUJls COWlling or bookkeeping DAILY P1LOT routes m NB· w s P v a c · oc Airport Salary open Delivery fl pick up an co. M&-5111 ex per &i be able to So Laguna fl San 631-5640 M·F, 9-_5. __ _ 968--843S RlAME MAKH uuck. packaging. Must, operate 10 key adding aemeote now available Dnver/Carde.ner. com bination person. H~ve valid Calif. lie. Goc1d driv i n g re cord Minimum age 20. Apply Pennysave r , 1660 Placentia, Qisto M~sa DRIVER. (van> 21 years & over, good dnving re cord, LA/Orange Co. de liveries. 2L31S92· L353 DRIVER: Office rum dC' livery. O.C & L.A Bob tail J,ruck. Expenence preferred Mc M ann Desk, 642-84.50. • DRIVERS F.arly monung to mid afternoon , deliver bakery produc t s t o s upe rmarkets. (;a 11 557.fn?T. DRIYBS Men or women 25 Yrs or older. Know the coast cities. Net ll80 a week or more. Oran«e Coast Yellow Cab, 17300 Ml Herrmann. "'ounta1n Valley (No or Slalt•r betwn Nc w hope & ~hdl Fabri c ate c us tom have valid Clllif. dnvers Insurance mac hine by touch Aftttnoon delivery Mon PIXOPH. • Ii c. App I Y G · L · C TYPIST/Onl Please call for appt .1.u •""-· ""-1day, mom· Eam while you learn. rrames for dra wings. Co d ,_, uuu rr T l b A · h d Systems. lllS2 n or OtcCle..... inoc Sa•·· .... ay ... Sund"'v. e ep . one n&WertlTJ.: pa.Uftinp. skeU: es an a · '" --""'u ,. _, se f 11 t I t ver'is1ng business. Ave.F.V for sm local tns agency Excellent eammgs rot rvice u amhe ,par eoo:Wnate rrame with u-->ware Sales. Apply'" fro()/mo 540-1005 SAFEGUARD jiR a few bounl or your ~me. _-::~raed s i ls r. h narv day. Nonunal cash de v".l)'S, "'""'moon or even pnnt De!l1gn & mis per so o . C r o w n d C 11 ings Locauonsin: wood prod.!lcls l o Hardware.3l07E.Coasl IMSUIAMCE BUSINESSSYSTEMS posit require a FASHIONISLAND spec1fkalion Use wood Hwy, CDM. AGIHCY INC · ~U 1 Ask for Foster COITA MESA/IRVlNB lathl' & saw. chisels, F'ire & cuuulty, rnm Zl83Fa.arv1ew Rd C M. vuc e\. TUSTIN sander,table saw.spray tiEAVYDUTY merct1il l1n<•i. un ~3091 Nurses Aide. 1tpm-7arn HUNTINGTONBEACH & painting equipment. derwnter t-:xperience shlft. Newport Valla ldeal for stuc:tents ,& Mus t have 2 y r s . LIME req 'd Hobe rt i.on --------6'2·5861 housewives. Many co. woodworking expen ence ..._. Insurance ""~oc Inc. M an ager 8 r a eh t . benefits including paid or 2yrs f1rush carpentry TECHNICIA" &'75'«162 energetic. personable NURSES AIDES Small, vacations . Typing expcnencc Full lime person to manage new every otber wltnd off 3~wpm E.O .E . Call $7 50 per hr Take ad to Large volume Chevrolet JANlTO R Men &, or businesi. serving ex Def. oomp. of S50 a(ter 6 5U-4ZJO Mon. l.bru Fri. nearest Employment Dealership with hu~e Women opl'n1n~s 1n elusive chentele 1n pro mo Free dental & Development Dept work load offers s table Jlunl Uch lr\lne Jrea ducang & <'OPYUlg. Typ medJcaJ in:. after proba Pestc.ont.rol Service man. 0 0 T 669 380·014 Ad poiulton wath good pay 17171 ~•H·h fil vd StJill' tng & math an a sset tJOn employm.ent Apply guar salar y +Com· Pll!d ror by ~~plo)'t'':_ scale & many fringe If 847 99!Jti P\easant surroundmgs 10 1~Supe_nor. N_~ rNSSIOfl. S46-9339. benefits Ulcludrng ma1or Irv S76oMo t o s tart Gardener 's Helper. full r Jarutor. pt ume. 6 ..... m +ruture prolrt shanng Nurses PHOTOSTORE l medical. dental, & la e ...,., P~ tune temporary J>OS aon 10 30pm He ~po n s 1 StartNov l 6734118· Lv.... + I rt ms . ""'d vacation. etc " "'" r 1 \ to work at arge apa ...-billtJe~. will be dean manager. a so ment l'Qmplex m Costa Idea.I working cond5 'in mg & upkc.-ep of bid.:. Manufacturing Open.togs on afternoon employee H.B t F.V. Met.a Salary S3561hr new modem plant wath ~l.C)('lung~upplte-.&Ken'I TllAIMHS sh1fl.'"'full ttme or a r ea. a fter 5P M . Tr;,ns porlat1on nee-lat.esteq1Dpment ma1nt. upkc.-p In ..a...a:.-.. M Iii P .time Part ~ml' 842·j!991). ces:.ary Call !7 14 l Cbevroletexper re-q t.en1ew1.11" betwttn 114, .........., OC ff w1mdsday sh1ft ~Pl yat eo..tact Lef1 Malley ... "'--_. fla&Shil> Conv Center. Pre-school aide, ;E-WJ2JJ _ ' 102 I': Baker. C M · vpe<UIOll 466 Flags hip kd PartTtme G"lttdencr. part time . for For Werriew ..,t. ~ We have no w o rk Newport Beaf'h 462 ll044 '\ 540-1919·~-- 411 urut apt t·omplex C M 883-1833. shortage' Join a busy ---~ 642 1951 orb%.l4$, . CREST KEY ftUMCH OPEil. st.able & niu growinic 20 NVRSESAIDt:S. 7 J. 11 7, l'nnU~ Nights 1.29 Expenence year old company & expeneneed or trainee. rASTE UP ROLET To work 1n downtown learn on I.ht' shift of your ~15a Verde Conv ll08P NU~ part lime. f'rr_& CHEV , San Juan Capistrano choi ce whal t' worlttng 6 6 l C •' n l e r Dr Sat l::xpenenc1· pre- c Call~l 1211 Mr 1\my'( w1l h a leader 10 1iw C M 1-:0 1-; rerred. Apply P en OONTROU.ER. .Rapidly e£pandlng Or. Cly manufacturer has im mediate opening for respons1 ble, prof it onented pr0Ccss111nal to assume pol(lhon ai. con· troller Candidate must have Acl1. 'g degree & be weU versed m acct 'g con Mll5t be 18 Y"· High ------- llww, 495 E. I 7til. St. ------- General Office Vaned dull~ to inl'lude hl.t> typing. mail. f1hn~. .. rrand'> l'rc· ... 11.'y ur So Cahf tvnt:H"l~harun 540-0SOQ P'tllMTIMG IN • custom m rrl d1ni:: in n~aver. 1660 Placcnl•a 009 W 21st St Ladle:. who net.'<l l''<tr•1 in dusll') RA Pt() ad,an<·e ~Ul'M'S A.'>'l!lt <.:krt1f1t'd (.;a.ta M('Sa SWl Bematd1nu romt· 25 or O'er plcaw menl for tboe.t' 'thow1n~ t\1de., nt•.-1lt·'1 on jll call ~2121 .... ~ a· Sh ft .,tuft..'> Cla'>~ .. v111I Cor HOM~K· ras aptJiuu.:' & es1rt' ' I ,... Sft Haro&d trols.budge~.EDP.andl .. __ .... _____ _ DBJVERY overall ftnanc1al & acct ·ii management. Send re· sume It salary history to Box 508. Dally Pilot. PO Box 1580, Cost.a Mesa, Ca 9:lii26 COOKS, AS~T-"For Sunflower Early Achrevemenl Center. Sant.a Ana. S4()..4750, ask for Carla COOK Days Perma nt:nt lrvtne area Appl~ 10 person. Thl' Upper Crust. 45.13 Campu:. Or rrv Cook, expen enced, nrghl We are loolung for an a.•&nlng person with a good driving record lO mate deliv~es 111 com· peay veblde, full ume poaition available. M·f'. 8-5. Please apply in person Mon Utru Fri 8-5. ROGER'S ' GARDENS Z301 San Joaqwn HJJls Road 640-S944 CDM DRIVERft/T rro m Newport tu We s l wood k~ tu 1 I clothing store, rece1vms: tie1Wr:.I Off1t·e. I' T Mon. WN1 & f'ri NU drb 64<!·0011 department. Good d1rv GHAI al Office ing record & references fUll ume. perm .. typing' niquired. Must be over ed d 21. Hours are 8·30-1 Call requlr · g company Nancy at 6'4·51110. beoef1I..:.. 644-424.2 Ask for ~~~~~~~' t\M~~~~~- EARN S200 Weekly. pan t.une. t.alting short phone mes5ages at home 01al 7141631-4061 exl 209 ELECTRONIC ASSl-:MBLY Company localed near ocean needs full time Trainees fo r mnfg divis100. Eam while you learn. Many benehh Ga•ral Offic• Vaned dutJes to rnclude ltte t)'Plnl(, mail. f1lmg. t·rr~ Prc:-.ley or So C:;.ltf Contal1 Sharon. ~.1(~(~) GENEHALOFflCt-; Call~3632. shift. Apply in persorl Del Men over 18 for L.A Mother's Kitchen. 17SOS. Times t.o homes in N.B. ____ _ Coast Hwy, LagBch C.M. Perm. pit. $400/425 1 _________ _ OFACE TRAIMEE Permanent paf.l·llmc poti1t1on Excellent lYP •llR sk1lls reqwred Call belween 8.:.> A M and 5.00 P M . ask for Dian mo. 646-0637 or 646-5844. 759-0653 Gen'I Offc & Typisl. St.art _..,., ~ 1 r'-." a SECRETARY bonl4'f paid on ,v.1n..: & nun ccruf1l'<I ""'.id 'lJrt Exchange rs wk for ...,...._ l(raH') ard All ma1ur in I( 'd I .i r' 6. 'Int 5400 1 Mary a1· NoFeeTo ApplJcant benefits t·ompany pauJ benPf1h ·\µpl~ ,JI from 10am·lpm '" Spec1alti.ang In IJ]l('ludl.n.g medical. IJfe & flagship <.:on' L'•·nter weekdays. ~Legal Field denl.aJ LM.. prolit ~lulr-4 6tj f' I ;a s: s b 1 p 1l d -...i... •· Newport Beal'h , ~·"°44 Hostess. Xlnt Qppty t o # mg. e • ......,yee incen .. v~ s upplement income program Apply ()ffi~ ....,,..~r fM small Welcome new residents H CIMCO i:..t:.u-.e.:. Mui.t h.6\l' "" Penn p/L flex hrs. Need ~ Bngg,s Ave, penence ma naginK .al· car & type w r 1 t er / • · Co5t.a Mesa 92626 d5 rtt . al't.'flb pay. col Hospitality Hos tess mc:trV h1ckle d~t-ncv E 0 E l.edJon.<> & be ~rson:ible SeTvice. 547.3095 ~ on the phone SJlar\ 170NewportC\rOrSB -· -----based on t''\l)t'rtt'nll.· H o t e I EXE C Sle~5 640 2920 \tECllANIC . truc k~ l°'.;sllforappt '>1'1 ~1341 HOUSEKEEPEH S;in traill'~ exper nt'ie" Cleml'nte Inn 125 W LEGAi. ~EC.:RETAHY EV!> & Sat Gj)O(f p.t) & l>rthodoottrCh.a1r.11k \ Avt'nida ~ .. pland1an net'de Hntli! lfrh :.,c;\ MlS't1on \1e10 KO\ San Clem lion firm '" t-':llthllln 581 ·9959. ~evt>•: pti-f d. ncx1blt" hi' n i.:lit Island Min I yr l'Xl>t'r -----PJ)' J or n~ht pf'r'i_!.n Housekeeper wanted. mature. reliable woman for hou.'14.! work & some ctuld care. 40 hrs. per week. Own Lransp. Likes children SSSO per mo. Newport Beach a rea. Call646-4818 necessary Conlill't J;rnet i---------Comf' & 1nterv1rw 'l:i'i. at 759-001 MICHAMICAL 837 1Ul3 LEGAL SECR1'.'1"AK Y DESIGN cheerful. s killad, for ~INEa airport law farm. Salary Come ,JO&n u.s & work m o p e n . No n · s mo It er the international l'Or 851·G025Jos1e porale headQuart.ers in a COOKS . Will train. Part or full·Ume. Rest. 2698 Npl. Blvd.CM. DIMOMSTilA TORS Fri-Sa\. lOam to 6pm. Work near your home. Coupons. roods & small appliances. 7141768-5.573 or 2131240-7000. EHCilMHlllH<i COOllDIMATOI Community Develop ment $S7~. f'or Appl Call: lbJsekeeper,CuHtimefor ______ ,..,.._ 833-3260.Hrs.9-Spm r etirement h ome . Llve·ln Housekeeper· comp~iny dealing with energy reJaU!(t-prodUC'ls & services. Expenence a challenge of desigmng devices mvolvmg optics,· rnqnetJc & gyroscopic rnec.batusm. l)esagns Will 1.11volve macb.aned com· ponents usrng hi gh strength st~I. We offer excellent benefits. wages •50•. rACl(AGBS ASSIMILSS NEEDNOW1' .tT0c>Wages COSMETIC SALIS Salf.swomen needed for \l'eat.menl and cosmetic linet at new John Kogan w o me n · s s t o r e i n Denla1 Office needs part Fashion island Center. time clerk typist.. Good Newport Beach . Call typlna lkllla req~red & 644-1100. Loam to4pm. atlenlklo to detail. Ap· prox 12-15 hours per week. H.B. 842-6631. 'The Irvine Company, a community bu1 Ider locat ed in Newport Beach. is seeking a Englne'ering Coordinator. To qualify. candidate sbou)d have a degree m Civil Engineering or Transportation Planning Newport VIUa.642-5861 Cook. Oriental between Housekeeper. babysitter. :I> " SO yrs. old. Some 7 year old ,boy, Mon thru •E)i~glla~h.~1173-4J86~~~1 ~~~ Fl-1, some eves. Own car. ~ llB. cau 817-5622 aft 6. HOUSllCEIPB u ve-ln wan~. care for eidedy Lady Pounl.aan Valley area. Call 8Jl-0296 or 95.:J822. & a creative environ ~No Exper needed .tLone Term assignment VOLT ., ........ ,. ... u ..... , ...... '. 546-4741 l'n.•'!\~r~on nt'~ded 111 ~row in1: O r..init•· l'.o pnnlanl! co Minimum .1 yr.. trade ex_eenence on Mutt.is fl Chief 17 w 1th n1 heads. Salary open. f'or appt. call C.C P. Pnnl!ntl 979-2339 _ PRIMTlMG Help wanted in web offset press rOOrn Ex penenc~ & trainee' \brumum aitt' 20 ,\ppl~ l';-nn y"l avt'r , J6tiH f'lart'T1Ua. l' M Pilmunit 81ND1-:R"t' I' T llour~ ope n Rellablt! .H'lr ...i.aruor No exper ne<· ~ ---- Pr~ STOCK BOY. Inventory & general clean up pos avatJ 1mmedt Ofrs xlnt 1>ener & opp0rt lo I rn pnnung i1ld with 54 yr old pnntt.ng co tn Santa Ana rel ocating to Laguna Hills . Ca 11 547-7174. PRINT S HdP HELP Couot er-pas te ·UP · buldery. Any age. Mt Jo' Will train. FUii or part· tJ~714-66S-224 l . cOSMmcs 11red of worlullg for so- meone else'! Looking for peop&e interested in alun care fl coamet.ics. ( Aloe Vera Products> We traln.By,.appl: only. 9am to lOpm. Call Joann, 714-9157 .5828, ·DBCTAL with 1·2 years work ex· Periodonist needs full =g directly to t.be lime assistan t. Ex· Manager of Transporta· panded duties opportuni· II ty. X·rav certificate re-tion, Ute Coordinator wi Girl FTiday ror intenor decorating shop. Open & close store 9·5. handJe cus t omers j n salespersons absence. Des ign & construct shades. sewmg and some record keeping. Will t rain. Call 673-7830 C ustom S had e & Drapery Shop. lS35 E Coast Hwy. Cdm F\lll time. good salary &t benefits .. E .0 .E . Bayview Conv. Hosp ~ Thurin. C.M.Call Mi-~ LOAN SHIPPER · ment wh.tch wtll provide FMMA/&HMA you gr~at pers onal ._Campus t>nve tacross (fOm Jofw\ Wayne AJrport 1 F.qual Oppor Employer RacquelbaU/Healthclub employees needed. Full or part ume. Racquet· ball USA:~7872. OJ act as a liaison with ~OM .. FOR DOGS sali.sfaellOr\. We want the Knowtedge of FHA/VA betft. BSME degree re· loan packagmg essen· qiared. Contact Person· Ual. Opportunity \0 grow --• ~ 9051 E 0 E with rapidly expandmg •'-'""·.--··-··-·-· ··--nati o na l m o rtgage Painter's Helper. oo ex· pen~~ary. Wall tram. 645-7272 COU NTER LADY · ctrycl-eane r!": 3 days , week . Localed in Newport Beach. Ca ll 641>-7621 quired. Experience pre· -·.,,"c agency. assist in (erred. Excel l ent .,........ benefits. Salary oper( trans port at 1 o n & ,.,,~ highway enitineenng Must do all breeds. f1ufr dry & SCISSOT hn1sh 642--5522 or 556--1994 Housekeeper Live-In. In good health for com· rortable home. Salary & benefits. La-gun Nlguel area.~ banker while en1oy1ng the pleasant worlt1n1t surroundings or lhe NeWl)Ort Beach/Irvine area ol Oranite County. Excellent benefits Salary com mens urate· with ex pe ri ence & pe(fonnance. Jo'or app'l call 975· 1080, a s k for Marla. , MEDICAL ASSISTANT Pa.&nler'S helper Int & Back office w /knowledge Ext. Part or full time REAL ESTATE SALESMAN WANTED. EARN UPTO 15% COM· MISSION NET. 1·Can earn from SSOK to SlOOK aMually. 2-Filld out why new he. earn big SSS hf:re. Come talk w1lh them. J.Our produc: t t 1n expe n s 1 vc landtbudget terms. 4· Pre-set appts. galore. 5-F\nd out why "we·vc IP the-best thing going··. N.B. area. Ask for Mr. Howaro. 955-3402 ---H.B. area. 842·oo.>1 studies. -revtew final de DENTAL ASSISTANT . signs for criteria Chairslde 4 day work performaflce, prepare week. Xlnt.pay w/bene. cost est1m;Jtc..s. & Priv. Npt. Bch. office. draft/process docu HOUSEKEEPER ~ days. must have own car. Permanent. Call 645-0089 olms. billing. 640-16\l. n•tlM8·98M COUPLE WANTED to help. manage sm. busi· neea part-Ume .. Must be willing to team. 642·2247. Couples be your own boss. Earn upjAJl,000 per mo. Ptr:-W::M0.1. UPM. RD.A. reqd. 646·4868 ments Experience in t r affi c & hi ghway Dlwtd l~st englneerinlthelpful. Experien~ req'-ted. 4 Great opportunity for days, salary $900 to growth as well as ex $1000. ~1SIK>. cellentbeneflts. _:._:.--------1 Please send r~ume & Dellt.aJ Assistant salary h.iswry, or com Experienced chairside plete appllcaLion. RDA in H.B. $800 start. L. PARsoNS Guard.<! WA~ED Mc:*/F•111ille ,.... «" pcri tf1111t Respons ible persons. presently licensed or not t.o become Secunty Of. fice~. Many locatloM available IMMEDIATE PART TIME OPENINGS llelp oo Saturday &Sun· day mornings to deliver DAll.YPILOT to our carriers. Mus\ thave good driving re· CO&.DWaL IAtollCB Residential Mortgage Co. A Coldwell Banker Co An F,quaJ Oppty Co ' Medical Labor atory m Newport Be a c h h as opening for bright. hardworking girl for busy office. Previous of· flee exp. desirable. Will tralo in computer . Hrs noon to 8 pm. We oCfer competitive salary,• paid vacatioo. proril shanng & other benefits. Please phone Betty for 1n te"View. 646-4403 CUSTODIAN Inside & out. Priv. Sch. C.M. bes.id'y ctna & yrd care . &.Mil THI llVIMI CO IWiredOK.&&2-0411 DENTA.1,.Career oppty ...:....; ________ , ror blgbly motivated en· CUSTODIAN lbuliastic RDA. 2 yrs ex· 550 Newpo.rt. CeJ\ter Or Newport Beach EquatOppor Emplo)'er • thru-out Orange County. 1n clud1ng Newport Beach. Costa Mesa & Mw aon \11e10 II cord. large s tation •Peopk! who are aeekmg w~on or van. Hourly + an apartment look first ~:;~ Call Harry In Classified. Wlll your 6,.., ,.~21 ad be there! To place U you're ln lbe market for a betler car, be sure lO check \be many aJtos advertised for sale 1n Qaui(Jed. Pert time for School in per, fringe benefits, ins. Neifpar't Beach looldna Ii bonus system. Varia· EXEC. -SEC .. lmrned ror l*t time C\astodlan. ~olthlft.sCa.1io1 • r~r~· open lnf . 2yr s exper ""-""~ your ad. ca.11142-5678 Hn. J-7pm. Call .Mr ..... c. usa · Matw-eindMduaJable to .k.mm~HU> DENTAL CHA1RSIDE handle responsibility lnternatlOl\31 Secuuty Se1v1ces. Inc 1775 [ Center St. Suite 105 • Anaheim 635~ CUSTmATIOMS .at. X-ray Uc, wUling to Typing a must.Salary learn. Eveey oc.her Fri comm w /exper.San WIS TIA••s ctr Call 644,3485 or evs Clemente •re•· Gall or Equal Oppor Employer Tralaial for young. ~ ..,pjy al Rip Curl Wet M a ke th os e good bouHbold Items you 're not using available to .,.._other family by ad· venisin& them for aale ln Oasalfied. Cllll 64.2·5671 1barp lndlvJcba&lL to · . ..Su i.Uav 3811 So. El · · rmM "periodic calla on OENTJST experienced. Cami.no Real.~. P - - - - --~ - - --., 'c.s .c.abtided buaiw1 Great OJ>l)O!_t~it¥Jr. I ln(tu11lrlGalEHERAL L •&OR I fs lll'Qfeeeioaal aceow9ta flancer, ~ .0112· or FACTORY TRAINEE : "" .Ao i.be Oranae Co. area. ~ ' Good pe.y, xlnt ruture IJt I c .reer. oriente d' ln· fast growing .Pl attic I MANPOWER MEEDS YOU!,! I ~ willln1·toworll Depend1ble adult to •dbeai Ye co. un I on Wld to a bieh la· o"rate 'P•rltlna lot Monrovia, N.B. 548-512S. i H I'd · d tl ttnt potmt•11. G1i1aran· ......,.. -..Fri, mid· FACTORY TRAINEE· I Pa d o t ays, pa1 va ca ons, tAted aalar1 + com· lllllt.e&o&Ul.5'5--2811 bad'latrialceramics.: I referral bonuses, tdp pay. ........ + boDUI. Call I llr.J.-.m.1113. :"~a~ ... ly~·tAtc,881W ..... 1 0 tlAA~~AICD ' I ·DATAINTRY llWCL R.qulret l yr I IYIHIT"V.YY &;.n QHATOa der*l ...... t..ype40 LllltltlltU . • 'I Y•'""''"'" i.v._1... I .. , ..,.... 8LtrUq ..i. ... a.-ned Adi ate really •• . . ~ ... "" ~ .. ~ lli•wtdf. Call 111-0tll. ex\ ~ • .,.... to people'' Ir 11 s. • I' .. A. t ..... I - -313 for ·-· Oran1e ' ... .._ .,;,u. w'1b Dil r.re· I • 11• • ' "' · •••ll•• eo•P•l•r -~ I 1, .... ~ rrtaa• y,o:Wo.!~~bor ~==~~= l 11141114-IOH -1 l..JAa:::= _.. Equal()ppor\.-plyr. .S,eall&oda1MHl71. ------------ •, .. MANAGER ,,, L.-S ...... lslg Dept. "4A/Y4l.-s ~rough experience in Shipping to NMA & preparation of GNM A ools & manageme n t ability is cqulrcd1- r you a re lookin g for a career ather than just a job. Call Today or a pec;sonal & confidential ·nteryiew. Salary $25,000. C.t ...... • 7 I 4-t71-IOIO COLDWIL&: IA.MUI 111...-nAL MOINA .. CO • A Coldwell 81n1ter co. • ....... °" ,.., • ,, ,. ' .... .._ .. •t ---~~ .......... _.._.. -······· ~--··-·--·· ......... ~--................. ... -~- PARENTS Te ache rs. Parents , Co mm Workers E:irn xtra money for Christmas lmmed. FIP ttme sales positions w/leadang Ed. Co. For 1nterv appt. onJy call Virginia' Calkins. 700-(8)1. L·58 . E.O. E. Parking Attendant maletfem pl & f-u me Real Estate Job 10 Seal BcblrNpt BUOY 8dl Call blwn 10-5pm UAL.ESTATE 673-4800 That 's right! We at Walll,er It Lee enjoy Real PART TIME Estat e. Our Miiiion Dollar loc•Uon of(ice bu EVEHIMGS pnde. enthusiasm • Adulta wtUi ouutandlng. ~· U any of these attractive personalities sound Important w you, who en)oy workmg wtth '1lftl call now It live YOUT kids. Over 21. Start at Real E&tate-nl'eer a $3.50 per hour Phone "Real" cha.nee. Aak for 642 · 4 J 21 . Ext 2 ~ o Al St.etl1to. 963-56'11 .. B~:.':.::.. (-.-IW015J1$i§fi F,qual Opportwtlty Real Estate Employer PART·TIM.E. age l6 or OYer to bel~ in famUy ~. wkDda • 1 or 2 ~.548-'454 DO YOU On'DASERVICET IAt tbe public Uo'# with m .ct In UM DallY Pl.lot s.rvt~ Dlred.ory. ll cen Giit ,... .. lltU. .. ll.88 .... •. '°' IDOft lft-,.,..... and eompl~ nMI c.aU ..a.a7t. ? Real Ell tatAI .......... s .. ,.,.,.,_ IJke to JoiD • reaJ Pf'(,)· t..-..a R.1!:. Otfanin· Uon! For a runnlnc hellCl«an tw lllO, ~·u ut today for an ·ln· tvviaw. Plaaae C~ll llirjorle Clark, Rea. ... '°" ¥P 'l. WellifM.T.,... Riealtols MMllO ,.... ~ you want in Dll.l1PUat~. 7 ~w-.. __ 71MttaW 0 • 71M ... Wsil.. 1100 HlfpWwlwl 7tt0 .... w-.... 1100 ......... 710t n-dlr.Oc1obet 18. tm DM.Yf'tLOT l!JJ _ _..... ._, ..... t i1.:e ...... .t ~~= .................................. -····~ .......... , ..... -.................... ~;;i-.. ;•••••;~~ .... ·....,w_.... 71ot Al JI t -fflO ttlJltA 1111 " ..... ... arr'AIL W ft u.tm W8/9fA& I 8 Ca IT A R I A L ELE . -.................... _................. Wlul-• ... lit Otr' I,_ u......-llllltiMllN •JOJU•"' Nliml•.-tU-fOI' OtnH supply • tl•· r~~·~a Pvt ~~:.Sncan .......... ~ . .Llor **I IUY ** -......... -... ~ aue....,ae. IH•llr :I: f'n ,.._ .Jeu 1 ol C'Oli•l'1'• llHa& Uouu uda n · la. • *tl.DI s:m1o1:•P111. Caauna °""• WOOGW'Ol'ldas n • GeM UMd hnllt.n • WA&..,.I ....... E -.aMt .............. _ ..... f=!:'z::.::• ,., ••• w/udc!lll ..... pie· .... ,...mo.WUI ... A19171!!!.,':'"-•· .~----OBlwU.IMll WANm .......... --= lo. Olt. Ptaae f\aU Ome. tun c.. 6 -.Jo1 alnl .,_._be ....,oeal· A ... ,oo.&a_ araa.t.for'You ....._.a...,... wwkla1 cH41, !,•• ..,AD..-•, l9l aJ-:.~ work I al collda., a.. ll Ole &o follow ID· YOtlHOPAIHJON *"91AUC'10M P.P.cmty.MU177 ... JM:,ri. ·-· Yteat Newport Sta· ....SbUltyfabenef\ll. ltNctioaa.laPULana. f'OOTWEAA 646t•t•ana..tUI ...... ftr 11 n •• •ea ..,,, WAllJEll: 1•1 ... •n•fi••nr U-.bw: Qill!0-11, U>-11, ao.auor ..,. JIT&.*l*'ICll•aGt*I , 0 _.,,; Mal .. ull1 ,....I h · S1ttu· Trataeu ' &, f /t L°-~lrWv I••.• o Pt . Tth•brni ~ 11 yra·cw older. D.._ 111CASKP~ --.i --••••••••••••••••••• I -• --.. _ .......... _ ~11-+ -1"Y ..... w.. ~ vr11 r rMm•n r ool••or .. rua So Cat ... ..... lllUU ._.. ,,.... b . ..._. 1 ,... -~r.--D:"""ai"'1111a;-'.t6l ,..,._OM "1ml4N-U1115 ,,.. ftl.-• ci.ical lltlee Wlqe..,..a · quflf•dr1V'all6'74W vwtal', I ·~•• ,., .. at: WiWf '.., • -.-s Y-OU db lrt olc 14&PP&Y co. P.A. a»kn. 1Doeilon, $ECRtt,\RY ORDIR WUI trila. C.U t<W •Pllt· YoulhOounMJoft • <t•-~ Net f 'x5' 27.bMI{ ~~ &q; ... N U.. -.l"ri. • 1Bllllll$ ........_,.,........, •• .,.. 'l'b IW av~be al 01" D&ctK~t....1--'IO WPM, 557-talJ, uk for Mr. p rt Tl l ._ •IH· · · llClrted ; Sony reef • .,.._ .. ..._ lllil9' '-~---· den from marlne, ...-.. .. !~-. a•a•ral • me even"~· • new. 9225. Occaa. •~Net t•t; deck; •C· .. a•O• • • ....,. 1 •1 d_..P'O'rinl ... vw.COOl...pe.o:y tn Weat. Newport St•· Q•e!u llduJts wor ....._, ......... c·--. la-p, ~-...... . ••~•oaa~I•, well ~ r-.,.....1• mototcye e , tpoh DI "--tu --Ow UJnJ uuua --._...._ _ ..._ c. ...._., ""'· wttb YoUt.b-Over 21. n table. book•. mite • • · c~:.~ = --~ !!!'-~ ....... We .,.. lootlR&. lor an flllMn. <::!& ·=· ~ C ll.Sll..(llf T E L E P ff 0 N £ ~· "1.SO br. more. 5el-3M2. 0Mce "'9:Az e & = ftllllri"te l!ft" .... -.. "' ou&Pnl penoo&oaeU 6 w.,.,.., very ..i.cthe • SICllT~Y INTERVI EWERS -C:ALLANDREA lmt• Ed.. ... . N c... MMNa ....... W.11 .... • ~ toduor plaat. want ccmfldent winner D.1.ar..c.titf' oetd for public oplol<>n tl: 1t 1N .... 1065 .... ~ ................ .. ~ ,._,.,. • .,, a. · • ... • l\Alt 6 part Ume ~I lYJ)M ooly W• tra_ln ex· Must be familiar with turveys by nationally ~· ext 250• l-5PM. ..••••••••••••••••••••• Uke new 18111 Selectric ......_.. Ave. Co1" ,..-.. tllf 1 pakz\ 11 on,. av a 11 ab I •I ~ Vbtl us tr aee. VA/rHA proceulni. known survey research · Mi~wave oven lyr old typewriter• for hom~ ..... •itah•• p'_r4 :.!!!.""~ct•,,re1~~~.!.'!., ~aill Mr. S&.ooe 540-40Z3. ,..inhmun l 'JTnpr.req. eorp. located In Santa M. tu fa SUO.Sec.delkSU.Sear twiata.~.Workavall. ,..,._ 'I '"'_._.. .,, .._..,,_yolSo.CaU!.Co ... Ana,eves&wil:endwotlr. fiberglaaf'1llc '95.0ther For 111fo, ull KRJ ..,...., 1 • liw~• ep4 wllM•t t• M MQDUu'u a.5 --__._..., u $3.*l600perhr.~1328 •-••••••••••••••••••• items coffee pot, da.sbea, 91S1«• fUl•1. t ·I MH·Frl . ......, ....... ,.._ SALESWOM AN ror t.ldBe5•-,.."SOO. afl5PM. W•H 1005 games, lmpe etc. $2. &o ... -__.-~-.... -...__--.. -.......,,.--... .....,, m.u. .-....... ~ ~ _u.. ~.... jciweJry atore, Irvine --·•••••••••••••••••••• a.196-~ ._ .......... .-a _ _, - -·....--""'"" ., Mutt be over 21 for l.na Tow TNck Driven ea· ~ PboDe llluslc Box. -=.....;..;...~-----simulated mabol veneer CwlA••H la• r'HI GAIDBIS tMllOOI. llluat be able to --------per'd. Top pay. Apply •-{,,,ue witb 2lO ·disc1. 070 lop Id cond, Ugbt use . ......, ' D018anJo&qwn work l 011bt a week. SICllTARY G&W Tow1n1. HOB iiot' cond. $S()()o Call .........., I awtvel chair included ~ Hillallold ~~Sl$.SJ-87:>t Lite ty/ins. so m e OtumWay,C.M MZ-1252 8'f3.3750641M-2220 ....................... $125.960-381Qalter6pm ~ .......___ Cl>"" ~· ......... _._~_ .. ,._ ,._ •nc•'n"""r Wed. at, ~ct cnt.r. est IOI? --... _. • op-• ,,___.., "·'es ,...,...,.,. • " .. ~ · .... _._ ........ -•• ...-............. & Ilise. $10 to Sl.900. ~eu $875. Oesp' NI -..._ ... ....,_, __. :ti·conatructioo expr ""'-,_.,,.'-'~ ...__... ,. , _, ---------Wanted youna men wbo ...... .-&Alt S!000.1.830lrvine ~ve. S48-4fl4497i-t026. ••••••••••••••••••••••• r -" pful. Presley ol So. , _._. I ... ...,, Y•11 ... Sai. will &et along well with callf. Contact Barbara NB. 631·3961 tOIO Male unar u, great _.. __ hch'c.al Ne.clldfotl women Call Mr. t•""SOO lmmedFulltime Mllcll•1w stagers. Vellow,oran_ge, --.._ ....._ •-'I .. -....i...I ~1 'Jbocnplon5t0-4023,t-l. ~ AJ:IUque Sale. Special ....................... variegated. $30 each. zwa, ,_ wwu -• ....._..., Openinp prices. 3 days only! MOVINC. WON'T FIT ... 1 Two or more $2S each. ....... •Hl.lcitJ Chmr '° H.M Abram~ SCTIYTOV.P. HuEST ... TI fW-oilure. (tmusual 12' Yr old refng. 18 cu ft. 911&-9229 .. try_, 1°"' Mies Qitaloc Showroom. 1819 Typing. s ume S /H, ,.,._. ,,. ....n-'H••ar carved wood frame wW acceptotrover $295, ---------a.c., ....... ...., Newport Bl, C.M. Pt. liberal comp any D.l.!Procnscw. ,,._.._T ..... solal.glass.disbes.ear Norefcoatylebaardryer"-&°"Jms 1090 -·,,· ~ all-Y ace wanted_ • benefits . Send resume Must be familiar with lt.cef•llllit Clertl lY wooden items. c:olltt· SlO, Lada es reg1slered ...................... .. Elpeieaee beJplQJ. Ute l)'Jlinl • flcure work Eacellent compan y benefil.a. Informal offiC'e, Cll. Call KiWe at\ BAii, ~ S.&I 11:.5 0.1.DER w/expr & salary re· VA1FHA processing Co. benefits Irvine. tiblesL.. booka. etc. Oct Spaulding golf clubs ••••too·s of NEW & H ,_feet,_~ ~ K !flarement.s l.O Presley of M.uumum l yr expr .req 540·7639 A Kenda vis U!.19.6' in old hlstoncal w/cstm decocator bag & USED f>.!aDOS & organs. tw ttllh ••c .... op-So CallC. PO Bolt 2200, Presley °!,~;£!tif. Con lnd. . E 0 .E. ~...:...': S. Anaheim Bl. cart $150, 3 pc 11 walnut S89Gup. Dealer7Sl·ll21 pw'_;lf -w. lrt-E.icpandjng product hoe N.8.~Alln Bev tactBev.~ ,..__,. bookcese wa unit, 3 •-to_.._..._ have generated 1h1.s im -Tta.uJee between 18 & 23 mo's o ld $200 Ole New K.awau Console or· r-....,..,. ed t th SECRET"'RY ----m111----·1 yrs, mechanically an --....M.s--642·1470 orhm648-6229. gan, regular $8995, sale hilc .... locllflw: m 18 e opening wt A * SECatTAltlES * ...,..~,-na pnce $61SO. Brimhall grelil JJ()tenual for ad Office of ... PrH. '-commodity $15,600 cJined, field UISlallatioo. ' AlllY LUGG "'GET "'GS 7:>l_·L_l2_l_. -----vancement. Fam1tiari1y ~... 64.2-3522 ~ ~ RreEP'l'IONlST, law of. ftce, SS50 mo, oo es.per nee. 752-7410. llJl lriatd COSTAMISA '7141540-5771 with aerospace fast('ners Q)rporate headquarters Stt/Recp R.E. $12.000 AMl19UE MAU ~your bu.'lmess card Organ, Wurlitzer, 43'>0 would be very helpful. for state wide invest· G.O./U Bkpg $12,000 Trainee Young man 10 Open Thur-Moo 10-6. Send ooe card for each Deluxe XJnt c:ond, Holbe JUX:EP'l'IONIST • Busy developers office. Lite bltkg, typing. varied dWes. O.C. airport area. 751.aJl.6. Salary commens urate menl services firm. Astbkpr3yrexp$12,600 l.raulfocpreci.s1onlllStru 11751WestminsterAve ~plus on~ spare We orProfessiooaluse: with experience & Fashion Island. Xlnt •Counselors meol repair ~no elec GG {714 >SM~l03 return permanently SI~ 962.3655 '5511ohoAY.-e WISTMIMSTIR '714.94-1 Zl I knowledge of the in career oppe>rtumty with SaJesOurOOice• trorucs I Must be relia· sealed attr11cuve tag & --------- dust.ry. diversity & challjngei U:~~,;'~~cy :;ty~v:x:i:talv:,~· ~cmca IOIO st.rap, meeting airline New Kawai Console or . ROSAN IMC ~:. ~:ta~fa1 e;:. 4020Birch, EBtab '64 Longtrauungperiod On ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~l ~w~etl:!~t~ F~:(~ ~ere/~~ ~m~~11~ • • perience ~123 M·Fri. Newport Beach, ~190 ly senously interested CA.SH PAID ... ---~zed t:lg enclose 7SHl21 1ecar•11t odllC:ttc. 1191 L ,._ 714/548-5533 9.»5::.> ' need apply CaU for in Wsbr dryr~ R eCo~~. ....-allp er. fabri c (Jr /ft.,.. a Newport Beach ---------terv1ew appt between ~orDOl9S7.S_!JJ "Day · paper 6t wi> New Kawaa 5'1 Grand Ca.ril IUIHA PAIK An F.quaJ OpportWlllY SreRETARIALiature SECUTAIY to SI 050 _2:!A_?t onl!_~ WIJI back & tnm your piano. regular S5880 Sale Irvine olfiee of National 17141521·73'0 Employer secretary for b~ State OnJy l boss. You must GF: dbl oven stove, :.If Ugs or ry two l·ar<i._.., price $4140 BrimhalO Engineering Firm bas Farm Agency Npl. keep him on the right TRAVELAGEHCY clea.nmg,goodcon.dillun back t.uhadc P1ano7Sl 112J. immediate opening for 1.-:............. SALESPERSON, perma JJch. Starting alary lo track Koldg of ,ill Neoed.s-siart tame garl. ~ 673--377_9__ l'KICl'..S sharp, self slarter to ..V..lll!llllr ncntfuJJume,walllrain $1000permo&wilhnglo secretarial duties+ good ty ping s kills. .., •• # ~tiMJGoods 8094 -anlalD r......,.rds system *I T-1 RM Abrabms Catalou Signature refrig 20 cu "'ea or J ~ •••••••••••:••••••••••• .,_ ~...... TT --.. traarr right p erson . travel arrangements No •·-r-• Beach 646·3445 lt-e m'1ker . 3 door.. Like 4 5 ~" $1 60ea ancluding library, cor 'S Showroom,1819Newport ~74. SH. good typis t. Call .J.... • --new~-759-1520 69taRS S1 50ea J~erskates forsale.un l'\!SPOOdence & plan !tle!> OSHMAN Blvd. Costa Mesa ------Coastal Personnel Agen· TYPI;:, 1 WANT EU full IOor more SI 4(J(•a l11rulcd sclccllon, bu} Re:sporWbllitJes also an ------' SECRITARY cy, ~-2790 Harbor , ume. pleasant work1og L'sed Refngennors Salf"' Tax lnd uded •Alt' pair get lwc. movw cludr maintenance of in· -... G-.L. SAL ES PERS 0 N Ex.Int growth oppott for c .M. Never a ree oond Co benefits Mu1.1t Washers & Dryers ..;o <'AHO"' tickets free Ju.st c;ill & house bluepnnt opera Suo; I;=; ~ Stenlo dept ex per prer skilled Jr Secy who des be reasonably fast & ac BARGAJNS.SERVICE Draw your 11.,..n or "it>nd wiU dellver 960-3831 __ tioo mcluding running ~ual()pportunity Permanent fulllime career adv. C.:hallengang -----curate Apply U\ person, BestAppl.Jance536-0911 GAF Blueprinl macbfoe Employer M/F R.M .• Abrams Catalog <hversifaeil, busy ofc. SECRETARY pen n Y s aver. 16 60 Alabama & Adams. HB n~. adiJn"'S..\, phont-& Golf clubs, MacGreKOr <Will train) & ordenng ~m 1819Npl. Bvd Corp hdqrtrs for real NoSH! Work in Ne'"""'rt Placentia Ave •Cos ta we 11 malu· <•n\t'urd per 400 tron:> 2 thru 9. Good · h CM f -,,... u~ 2 Refngerat.or~. 2 door tag.Add ~ eJ<' cond1t100 S5U. Call b I u e p rt n t. mac an e ., .. "'"'CLERK . ~t. sta· --------est ale synd fr rm asb Center one person office. "'""'•-· ------Send cbe<:k or money or ,,.,, .,,,.._, •~'-1 U 0 ~ Isl "'"""123 · h with deep fr~e lt! .........,.,., 5 .""'• su.pp es. rgam· lioner store needs inside SALESPERSON part· ·'"""' · Will lake applicant wit TYPIST . To type loan ID· 962·7520, week end:. or derW -------- lional skills a must. Xlnl sales person. Office sup-lime selling, general S EC R ET A R 1 A L llgbteJCpenence. Co anto Burrou&bs Docu .afte rtLOT '9llNTIHG lY, Rado, 00· benefit.a. Salary com· ply exper. helpful but not cleaning , decorating. PERSONNEL Room for lrvme Personnel Agency meat machine adJust --r-6-·------P 0 Box 1.560 HIFi. 5...-.o 8098 mens urate wllh e~· nec.Fringebene Group Tues.&Sat.someSun. advancement. 488El7\.b,Costa Mt.'Sa forms for pn~l-out & SlgnaturegasdryerSllU, CostaMesa.Ca92626 •••0 ••••••••••••••••••• perience. Ask for VaJane medical. Paid vacations . Accent Interiors. 333 !l56-632S Ste224 642-1470 make corrections when Kenmore washer $125 Niee i::,·· Zerulh color T . V. at1St-Q22 .. E.O.E. 6holidays. For appl. call Marine Ave. Balboa . ~~~ necessary. Prior offi ce Guaranteed & delivered CERAMICS ~. 2 Yr Warr. Fr~ ltBn'ALAGEHT BettyCazis. 714-751-1732. lsland.673-2860 __ Secretary lor busy order SRl'URITY ex.per. & typmg of 4S-50 546-8672 Del.646-1786 desk. Good typing skills. G6 •A cn:;.';d ...,.w·red by wpm required. Oocu· Handpa10ted ceramics. For busy Laguna Beach Salesclerk needed for Salesperson, retired an ~2lll l..ana. ....,. .. -• --. ment machine ex per Maytag wu her plaques, nattvily set , Teae A34404-c~annel \.ape Real F.state office. Xlnt marine hardware store. side sales, leather goods . L private community In helpful but will lrain lb~ $50. works ueat. plates. much misc. recorder <S'mul-~yrc: eommisaiooa. Must have Marine experience and travel ware Hrly SJOCRETAHY·OC Airport Laguna Beach area. Day rigbt candidate. For ____ 642_·~-----i delns. Al.lo apttia_l or· hardly used. Ong na licenae. Aak for Rult\. necessary. Immediate w •• Mon-Fri, 9·5PM area, real estate de· sb.lft. Call Mon·Fri !or • .-. call etCM5IO. ext. lie i:i I020 den Ac cokJn done at re-lbipptnc cartoo "$-ye..- .._.. openiQc. F\all company .Irvine, Skypark area. v e I o p e r a n e e d appt. 4M-3S71. iir..E.O.E. ::LC:!!............... non•bfe ~ 146-5745 PadAc llenol •datranl~ benellt.a. Call Balboa 9157-1151..JoeCampbeU eet:J'daryfolc uatata.nt. _;_,.; _ _...;. ______ -·· ___. • ___.__ .......... ~ + rem a e er o Marine, 5tt·ff11 lor Muat ha ve typln1 Sec:urityGuard TYPIST --.. .._. -· ...-CICt•arw·a WUTaD· B;;,-...... 09WMll1~a.-•11ayrt.uoldre -E.O.E.11/F/H Spst••~t111.•time•1i90ll10D. Salwantedary+fcoWJm•. -SH llO .,.....1er Minimum l yr. e•· _, ood '180 (WU 1140 New> a>PY•ACRIN£ lY· 11.0ISO. Call~. -----...-• r'"'' p_e-•·---'n police. Accurate ty..,.at. I -..ten.-~ -•'--·~-...... ,_r ~ MkforSteve. knowle41• of bouae £&-..--.-oil Uci.111 ..i ..__,, ..---lDr ..Nt:t lrr-1.atber-Sllllf1'tNllWW7~-op:-mJ.iilon, -co. ~nema.. building business-will military or otJler Meun· .,_,,,,,elm ' ary opea. c.tl IOlS Price 962 7033. Room Ii board lo p«ir.forcoUegestudents. good working al tr.uni!n«.Call5t9-8365 tywork.Pleaae caJlfor ..:,,.,..:;;;...;..;___· _____ _ qualified pttSon. Call Have full Ume & p/time mos pbere. Apply in • appt.6'5-7358.. TYPfST: Pull time or 640-68, MO-f636 early pa1. avail .. Yoo can earn penon. · SECRET ARY Secy/Administrator part Ume. Raptcllr ex· AMaraftlPll. up to SJ.00 pes-hr. Call STANDARD SHOES Small liberal church. 1 pandi.ng bMmeclica test ~~~~~~~~~ SSJ.4111btwn l -9pm. :JmS. Bristol, C.M. Or..-Desk person office. Good in& lab: 55 wpm •C · --SOH Mil.In person w/2+yrs. skills. mature. Part time curate!~. N.A.M.S A Rataunnl . . SaMe SALES .-ii;,.. experience rn lurn. mfg. 91D 1 ~-lS82 Deere Ave. Irvine Tbe Ruaty Pelican la HOI •tUBS Part tioie. H.B. Gift field. Busy phones, order 566-8140 looldnl for• Night Cook. With interest. in art/in· shop.963-aQO. processing, type 50 + Sec"y.Assistant. sales, ~m FUil nme for tbe right terior deeign. Full-part· Salespenom, work your wpm. calculator . carl!i!r olfc Ill Sant.a Ana, lrvme person. ~pply bec.wet:n time. $20·$25br. wm own hours, cosmetlque & onented person for ex· area, variety of duues. 3-5. 2735 West Pacific train. Call Ms. Bunic Aloe Vera skin care co. is panding furn. mfr. Call gd on phone, some typ- QiestHwy, N.B. &e-9G'783-7PM. loo«ing for people to de· Ka.miat540-8894. ing. reliable. respe>n..sible RESTAURANT ' c-•-rnomtrate on bome party & organ i 1 e d . Ca 11 MANAGER .__ SALES$ I t · SECRETARY 7SUJ339am-4pm. Sl~•DE plan, comp raining ""'--' ed 'th tr EXPERJ~CED n~ Call ,.._ o~ f ,_.,._,,enc WI 5 ong ""'" a.u u nn.ltioo Ex mu ....... ,,ves or an typing & shorthand SERVlCE STATION AT· '-"~"-a. Xlnt. career .. ,.. me ,...... · · · •-..;ew ""'7 5828 T NOA NT f II t ' TYPIST --•••••••••-•••• llllA Saenntt 17• WUMJaa Mrnalayu tttteaa. l80. C9111De, aa&Jque bdrm Mt, mdl Bea\&ilu.L remain eod tbl. J colfee lbl. ~ ~~.=.::.:.;:.::;_~--~- DaC)ll t040 Cl.UB 0£ CASA mem • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ber.shJ p S1100 Ca II Joan at KEeiHOND Pups. AK C iS!-7870 bet 8-5_. ---Champ .sire .MJF. Pet & • . s h 0 w . p v t pt y . Cbnslmas Galt. Radao 2131&n·J.34S aft 6 pm Command car. 10'1 skill AKCGldn R«raeverpups, Hunters, wtr dogs. 80 Champ Pedigree 493-61161 . corvette 100 mph. Brand new Best olr 644·1318, 640-0489. ----------Carpeting, 200+y3rds Used gold twet.-d shag. A.KC very llOY Poodle 640-0329 STEREO Speakers, new, mil iD box. Deve<-llMd. ~-.y 12 .. woorer. eo watt fwel!Ctt 6 mid·level con· trob, S yr. warranty. Peooy·s MCS aeries. Sells in store for $450. Sac. $300 for both. 882·1&'12 19··eoior1V x.lnt cond .. SlSO •• 645-5268. F'-" Sale '79 remote con· ll'OI. RCA color TV. See to appreciate. Ask for Betty. 497·3265. ""..--"' · ce hel><-'ul wall"""-:..:....·-·-·-""-·--·---! skills, full time career E · u 1me, opportunity. Send replies penen "' • -b k led lo Boll 621, Daily Pilot train. Some Cle rical Sales/Pianos-Organs opportunity Apply in tight mec now g.:. POBOX 1560, Costa wo{lt: Involved. Pref. Gould Music Company as person to: Mr. Fuentes benefits. Neat handwnt Mesa, CA 921626 mature individual. Call looking lor experienced at Robert Bein. William ing & appearance. Apply f\tU time posn..ion. Must have good lyp\n,B skills to work In one girl olfice. Typing, answering phones, filing, making appt's & travel arrange· ments. Shorthand not necessary. Salary com· mensuratc with ex pcrience. Call 9S5· 1SSO i.wns..5. ~!;k Male. l-Whilt> 1 J~ Wayne ClubT<•nn1s 1~!!~~~Jo. ~~~~!~~nn 992.2178 membership for .. a1.. ckl. 557.7625 Restaurant 567--082Z piano & organ people to f'rmt ). Assoc. 1401 Quail 2.500 Newport Blvd. CM_ staff our new store If _Sl_._N_e_'<'...;.Port __ Be_a_ch_. __ Service St.atJOn attendant you have ~waatmg SECRETARY lull or part lime. Top for a great career oppor for Lightning Boll. Detail wages. Apply in person w/a growing co .• thus ai. 1 4"'-a Chevron, 604 S TYPlSTS in your home, s:U:> hr. 10 Needed. Start Oct 15th/Nov Ulb. Call KRl 957-8914 -------,-.......__ -$1 000 + tran , Ct!•' Slbenan Husluetpup~ 494-7191 lods&Mmiae 5 Fem. Gd homes. S75. --......... senousonly 960-3681 John Wayne Tennis Club ••••••••••••••••••••••• Regular ~embersh 1p GewrGI 90J O ~ch penoo wanted le OOWlter help wanted. Starting w/good salary. Call 67~2193 Sales LOOKING FORAN Call u haJ K t onent.ed for general or. '"86 .... it. [IJ_ars ee. a fi-··-..... n41831--681M> Ort Hwy. bguna Beac~ DOG TRAINING SlOOO F'lnJey biS 5953 •••• ••• •• •••• •• •••••••. Problem dogs, obe ---1 TYPlST Growmg farm an <hence. sbow trainin~ 10 2 Amencan A1rhne:. , ---- (7lt) 529·8781 for ID ''" "'"'" IW.llaurant. CASHIB OPPORTUNITY? To start a•• cSftr. New Company looking foe career minded in- dividuals. terview rr!l'>RET"'RY SERV. STATION · Exper -~ ~ lube man needed. Hourly 0 C. Aa.rport. area need~ your bome. 548 0059 pncc e<>uponi. S50 e:i ~ LO handle l) pm~ John. 833-2066 !._~ ~ _ • 50 wpm & backup on HELP' My aarage. m~ .............. Apply between 3-S. Mon t.hru Fri, Rusty Pelican, 2735 W. Pac Cst Hwy, N.B.' SALES PERSONS lnde~enl. specialized + '7'. Xlnl. opp 673-3320 Personality plus adults }Oba:ie1j:oment reqwnng phone Call 644·76t0, ask Golden Retriever. l yr. "' rfl Mo&ptrieeu to work wath and s ecrelanal s kills. or· SEWING MACHINE motivate ltids. Over 21 garuzaUooal exper, legal 0 P E R A T 0 R S ea tr bltgrnd helpful. lnvesl· MacGNgor Yachts, 1631 foe Michelle. --Male. mova.ng-must seU apt, my hie is ove o~ t.ogoodhome645-7272 mg ""game show win Waitress & Coot. 8 JO to s ~ Great items. great _,.~ WE~IN In Laguna, PIS . ano. ment service~ firm. Placer1tia,C.M 642.6830 San Clemente area!>. ors to 9. No expenence fwrtlfw• 1050 bargains 642 2898 art Apply in person. Tmo's, .. ••••••••••••••••••••• 6.00&aJ..!_day ~n __ WHITHB BUYING M.ail Sales Mual be auressive & PART TIME 640--0!23 SHJPPlNG/RECCLERK 30242 Crown Valley Uftnr1 HOME Chrome bed frame , Parkway . Laguna ~ spread. back drop $200 ROllHSOM'S oeat appearing. MIWPORT xi.Mt(:;o~MITY ~IMGS SECRETARY · Parl· Growtng firm needs ... _.. ti.me. <From your own reapoo person fuU lime N'iiue1. l"IOSE nUT SALE Beige rug soo 4.2pc d•n or Bllloptnlapfor: w ... _. ...... --....-- PHONE: home) Work about 20brs warehouse duties. Rec Wailn!ss w 1 car for wicker "'-~ ner set. new $300 Tenn1s SELLING U IW .. Sdet rvRA'-""5 •-·· 6'2"'32lor494·9466 per mo. & earn $150. incoming shipments. Ext. 250. Between 1·5PM M us l c. a k e g o o d stock shelves, pull or basket lunch service Decorator furniture & stnng1ng macb 1250 9:3).lpm, Moo·Frl. Earn acassories. Cedar Glen OpaJ ·1ewelry SSO·S300. • ~ U.. S.. SALARY + Ask For Andrea shorthand over the phone den, prepare outgoang Sl.25-$150 weekly. Must Townhomes. ~ Elden .::.~~U::.78.;.;:_ ____ _ This Is Yow DAILY PILOT 81-.. S.. COMMISSION Sales~-to call on re· 9fftWrtp.lng Call for interview ader ad business a c , & transcribe. May han· shipments. UPS & P(!StaJ dle Ute boolu. Should live experience preferred be neat, ~raonable & Ave. Cost.a 1desa. 11 to 6 Comp. waterbed. bk case. enerpt.ic. Call 979-0747 dailY · 642-6734. hd brd. 6 drwt pedestal, IOATMA~ Mil tsa•u between 8 : lOa m & COUllU for adverti&lng. ill or around CdM. Call Call~. aft l<lam. for appt. Barstools. end tbl, cof tbl, $250/080 645-5268 Debbie 557·8220 Ext. 231. Jl\all Ome le part time l:JOpm. Mm thru Fri. 9am-5pm. positioal anilable. Ex· AlliforMd Base + Commission. SECRETARY peri~ pnferred. Ex· Company benefit.a. Will Immediate opening now c e 11 en t comp an Y 957 •I 150 traio. Neat appearance available for Secretary beaefiU. Apply to ~~~~~~~~ ~&goodspeJlingessenlial. ma lead.ing Orange Co. Pa-1. llon t.bru Fri, ApplPI y Pl.f'!IJDYAaaverC, ls660ta ~ Office near JOasn..12llOQIL acell' aa ve., o the O.C. Airport Good .. Ji 1 • ..._.. ~ ~.!,Ji!t A~ Mesa. typing skills, pleasant r.;..i~~pk>yer ;';" aimple malt.er ... s.ksRet.ail penon.alify & a willing· j\lltcall&G5871l. MGMNTTRAJNEE neu &o learn & grow with Great OIJlllY for capable, oomplUl)' essenlJaJ. Ex· r --.--.-.-------., depend person w/ex· celledt co mpany ~ L11C1ies Boutique beneflta. Please ca11 I . I cblliD. Ji\ne pay le benef. mo tm-81111, ext 38 lor Office Mr.. Edwardt ~752. ·~.1 Oppor Emp•~er I I «·UD& -=--IVI I STIMOS .J nPISTS I -,.------------------~ I ellaAL. OfFICI I 9UAUTY COMTIOl MAMA.. . r I I I Your 3 to 5 years of quality control I a.. 11o..1E D ' I supervision & management can be I · .....-ANPOWER " E 5 YOU!!! I I applied ln the build-up or a tirst I I class quality control dept. We're I Paid Holidays. paid vacations, I interested tn an aggressive I I referral bonuses, toy pay. , I I performer with expertence tn I I commer.cia1 electro-mechanlcat I I assembly & prior exposure to I I 0 I I handling & inspection of painteU I MAN>oNER" · I metal & plastic pans. I 1rMl'OkAM•.,, 1111ien I Day & Night shlftl available. I I I I Mall resume to: I I ....... "'"Ill L h 'f ill, • ..... I I Clmlfted Ad #809, Dally Pilot I ... • 171., 77 ... IOO I I P.O. Box 1650g=t• Meta, Ca. I L-----------.1 •---------·--· -. . - Snack Bar attendant needed for private club. F'-" interview, 644-~. S l' A AT T EN D A N'T , Wqma:n's sp1, private dub. -Mu.st be 21 yrs. All shirts avail. Call for appc.. ~ 7358. WAMTID DaJVR school desk, reasopable 19 .. TV remote b{w Works 5'MAY OMLY prices. call alt 5::.l evs. good . $35. Cannister To de.liver Dally Pilot ~9886· vacumn complete $18. 'bundles to carrlen Re· MAHOGANY Table & 4 ~•~J..52S~-· ----- Q\Al'tll van or larce at.a· dwrs to be refinished. 1 """'rlpool Gas Dryer Uon wqoa and a good t8''x36" +12" leaf. '100 Sl;~ash l SlnRer Sew· drivlnl record. Phone Olrome kitchen table & 4 ing Machmc with cabinet 642·t321 and u lt: for chairs. Jtf' round + 12" m . 2 Black & Oet'ker Harry Seeley or Don ~-SlOO. Call aft. tPM, Circular saw~ S20 & Sl8. Sp-ay Operator, we are W\Wama. , ~ looking for l man for EQU ...;;.,:.~..;.;.._ ______ Call99f.l.3t6. J)Mticideaprayoperator, OPPOR1VNALITV F'or the Starter Outer. U-'" ..... AJrL.mes eltper. recfd. FI time eo...--"'YeoR bunches of furniture. DI""' X I c.mr uu c. f b. n-..t of ~fare coupe>n. $48. pe rmabent. nt ~P or caa ..._ · 548-123S To place .,,,_. llCf cal 642-56 78 O$m bit 56tt fiberglas motor /sailer bul l. zu.~. 213-650-5643 . ............ I'.. "' 9010 ....................... J!1T7 Mere. 10 HP. EJed. start. 0 I B motor. Like newa>. 1•1S20. benefita. Growing Co .. ii WATER RESOURCES ftr.881·26119,3totiprn. _ you are ambitious, call DIQINEERJNG Careet' . . . "-_ -_ _ _ -~YOll 12'8"xJ'I" la 2S BP -.nsi btwo s-t::.>PM . opportualtlea tor ... ~Uy rur::':!e. M1rt GaAMD OPIMIMG Jotmoo m perfect cood. UiH La.ndacape, 23111 e. er I ea c e d CI vi 1 ui~::':'. f40s·':':a:" SMO•SH hd'• Sl.500. 494·1968 Via Fabricante. Ste. 101. ~. Dealpera la :.0..,. ehl)' All or .ft ~I coa.slanment IMto.,..... 9040 llilNoD Viejo. Draft.aman b1«1t1round IPM • • Pohlsetlia Ave. ••••••••••••••••••••••• lo dmlp or m11ter plan· · OSll mes R w '*" ol w•ter 111tenu. J\lftCl.e W•terbed w/mi.r· --· -~ -0•1' Sea-ay eellender. Slod/...m 1ncfudiq water a.upply. nrid canopy. placec to lmaac. cond. lilaQY ex· a.Clert& aewage deslaa. ')ump baaC plmts, nick nick•. w-.1e1ec dryer RIO, ~=y· T ~.~~: habloa ltland Real atatiou • rttervolra. CadeM0-3380letriD1lv \Wl'.11'100L1wt11nower, -----> !M0-1313; aft F.aate firm re1pomlble £1cpariencede61nldlnre· ...,. sofa, varlout haebld ~ for proce11la1 mall, pirU1..,.ctllcaUioawrlt· rtirs.le· lkl • bed IUml.Aft ..... 5'MAI. 1----------t!'!~::; ~U!~e:.=i;; De au, frame °fn~ sioo'. m ·G.uon flab eqoarlum lll''t_U::,'fAD . Sa11!7 computer operaUona. AA.fpm.,....1.P . wltb all •cautpmenl: lllodU'lled from elect to .. .-.. lD _ wtua ,.. '1500, or beat otfr, s ......, 0.8 la ~u ... ,.._,. ~ ,... rurnltun • mitt. f\adwood bot lub .,,,. ~.a.rt . .,. .... ~Ii.!!:::~=·~·~ ~~~.seMllO :;:~~Cell art tpan lndd.~~~Cttts time. $9.2l50 AMoc, 1401 Quall St. •• Ollilllr7 ., ..... xhll A 0 x .• p "r . • II p p 11 nMh~ TS J. S P ll 0 N E NlwpartBtedL «mi. ..... , ''Da1,oa" 220v. ~e• WORX&lll, t b.11 • .t -'511. N'.atone latttm BaraalD Poppert reed •• , ....... mo.,*4 lhh r;wr alaop~ AMIN t10. DLX MN U.lmleadlbiClU1ified ~~~DUI . Mr . =a-:tt::. -=:*W:.':l._wMlll>aUJ =:,_•Jcaaa.tt• •. ==·~...::~ • ' - \ I '49 Willy's Pick Up, Short bed. Built V8 400. S&W S.larine engine. Built by gauges. Many xlras. Call Slat Marine. Sma II block aft 6. 559-08:)6 Chevy wt velvet drive ---------'1 transmiulon, lnslru· ments. enra starter and generator, good condi· tion. ssso. Call 531·9610. Alter SPM weekdays or a1J day weekends. 16'Prtndle Catamaran 17mos old Dix. trlr. Rae· ing red.4!14·3528 IH ), Tndrs ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1979 CHE\'nOLET 111 TOH PICXUP With Silver ado option. pwr. windows, cruise control, tilt wheel & i.t.ereo tape. (lM40380 I. Can't Sell Your Car? caev1:.1 c:Aw PAYS TOP UOLLAR For Clean Used Imports Call Mike or Don SlS.3171 1.!176 BMW 2002-4 speed. AM /FM s t e reo w/cassette. sunroof l.t lD beauulu! condition! Pn. ptY "Ca II 846--!IOOJ even· 1ng .. tr n o a n swe r . PLEASE keep trying_'_ CUNGt: COUITTV 'S . OLDEST '& W~l D:.:AC:I DLVD. HUNTINGTON BEACH 542:£c:J ••••••••••••••••••••••• i9 RX -7 GS. bron:ie/blk. AC. alloys. lo m1, xlnt ~1bs~ofr4~ 1928 97'2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 18 SUBARU BRAT 414 AM/FM 1~reo. 40 cb CB,. t inted alau. air cond,. radlal Ures. Low miles <IR 1eoso 1 4 WJIBEUN' FUN ' ~ys 893-4554. $7495 NABERS WANTED! Sales·Serv1ce Leasing Rav Carver.Inc. Rolls ftoyce BMW MerudH •m 9740 ~---,----::11~-::-:=--1 -....-loah. 511,.; Docks . 9070 ....................... SL.s A.VA.IL.AIU YACNewport~l Boal slit> want.eel t.o ac- (IQIDIDOdale 36' Sailboat :a~ atu. PJease contact J .L. Golfos at 9ST.ff2'12 ~ um H..rt>ot BMt. c~" /Illes.\. 540-9100 I:. : : ;:w "JS GllC PS/PB. AM/FM ..... tires, lo mi, Make acer. 646-7616 alts. Tre11aponc:ffoft 'S3 Chevy 1"2 T .. 6-cyl, J. ... •••••••••••••• ••• ••• spd. runs well. body good Ml:l~whed Oikn 9 1 <O S97 Sl o lr. 6 7 S -4 317. ••••••••••••••••••••••• G73-S:. . ..J_e_ve_s __ _ '79 Cumtll Moped. ltke new, good tires. $300 67M8!'i Mots::c:-1 9150 1 4 Cowier wtskell, xlnt rood, runs good, AM/FM cass. new tires. cstm in/· out. Q)OO. Greg 754-1470 aft.6PM ... •••••••••••••••••••• ~Chevy Luv, good cond, lfobdJCBX1000-66ln\.Ol, w/cmpr shell, AM/FM 2000 miles, llhowroom radio, mags. best ofr cond. Red. $2996. Must 014)521-6739 Mil M2-Cl602. '65 FORD PICKUf' "12 Norton 7$0 Commado. $800. 842-1353 lllJO()mi. $1100. Leta ~· .....-.anylm. "11 Honda CB$50. 4-cyl, dot. 18K ml $950 ~/494-1782 • "-•aaaki 500 $tOO br best olf er. 979-3793 ' ONE OWNERS i4Cbevy w/nu eng. $2500/Mst offer 979.7395 9570 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Late model Toyotas. VolvOl!I, Pickups & Vans Call us today! TOYOTA·YOlVO ,, .......... 11 ... c .... ...._ .... 646-tJOJ w 540.f4'7 l.S40Jambort* Newport Be acb 640-6444 C03 McLAREM's 850 N. Beach Blvd. LA HABRA <S Mt No. o( SA Fwy I f7 I 41522-5333 Sunday by Appl .•..•.•...•...........• •MIZ '78 240 DIESI&. 0 .Jy 12,000 miles. elec tric sunroof. stereo cassette.US7VCXI JtM SL.f>40HS IMPORTS 1970H.ARBOR BLVD COSTA MESA 631-1276 '73 280 C Good t•on~ Sll.500. ~1543 --- FOR~~·::'s '~Arr;~n \1 .... I =-._!..) c:: ------~-'DI Mercedes 250SL white Allow u.s I.he opportunity STEAL! S:O.I BMW. 16. cooveruble. 24 mpK. low to con.c;1der the purchase silver. nu:;s.lo mi, mmt mtles. 752.:;,o.io or trade-in or your clean cond. Sl0,500. Pvt Pty, • •'W 280SE. pnme cond. Porsche. Oreck with Us o.,., """" eves:.,.,,.,,.,..,.,,. stereo/tape. wht w/blk Today! . DatMt 9720 int.~ f'lrm. 536.9993 . ~~ ** ·_av ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ . LA.RGI '67 Mercedu 230, xlnt --lfO .. SB.ICTIOM Of oood. Q)OO. °"'~i,:;,~~ ~mi A.LL MOOll.S 631-541.S AUTOS WAHTB> Dan 'l trade · sell us your used Mercedea Bent.. Call us to find out what ;fCAJr MBZ's really worth. M.V.L llJ-1740 SHOP&COMPARE "70JIB2!50. Gm/um. A/C. BARWICK DATSUN •°"lflJ •• n1\lth\f I"''• eH-> v~.vs COSTA MESA . DA TSU~ AM/FM. Rblt enc. new tl.res. Mint inside & out. tlOlO nrm. 1>ya ss1.2110. eves/wknds 7~ .... 9744 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '67MGBGT XLNTOOND. S1800 s&-8110. A.FT. 5PM ,.... t750 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 77 PORSCHE 924 -n MQOower 11· mW. e>. M a)eepen. dub *· ....,_, new fabrics. Miaol•Ml1 laumc. New ... Cbake ol colon. ... *· MO ..-oslT OI LAST~ . WI TAii AMY TIADI •MD .oa oa MOTi PHOMI CllDIT APPIOVAL SANOf_R~ l EA~~~INr; ....................... ,. a&allic di, 4 door. -..We blue, ma paiDt, nu ures. llake offer. --"14 1Jl. 4 door, All/FM -.e .... , pt. mp1 OD DLtat. alnt. coad. p~.MWM'7 - 11'1ll BEACH BLVD. HtJNnNQTON BEACH 142·291 18711 BEACH BLVD HUN'TlNGTON BEACH 142-2000 T.,.,._ 9765 ....................... 5-1 tWAo to • Good ~! ..,., ToYOla Cellca <lT Llflback, Please call 9157-0678 'El9 Toy Crown. radio. auto. s m og cont rol radlab. '-"ell ma intaincd Very good rond Slim Dan S4S 7241 home SC9-J915() or c i8 Corolla. S 1pd. amlfm sureo. sU bit urea. pin st.npe, 5 yr, $0,000 m1 warr only 16,000 one m1 $4000 /bl'!l oU r 73 I ·3927 SA VE G~ ! '66 Corona. really x.lnt condL y11new brtls·clutcb-etc. <Never got m,y I.Jc, so b.u not been driven). 8tfl wlule 4-door. $895 Baraaln. evestw.knda 541"6UT or ca11 1..-.7* . vo111...-n10 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 VW BUS 18'Tll BEACH BLVD. KUNTlNGTON BEACH 842-2000 Oki VW runs cood $995. Ca1J AJ 714,980-1338 aft. 6PM. '&3YW cmMllB.E ~Y restored, eueUeftl lbape. If you daft 'l act fllll. you'reeoln1 tomw the opportunlty of • Uldime! 1 BEACH BLVD. HUN'11NGTON BEACH 142·219 73VW. Banlt Pnce Call 979-5897 15YW SUPERBEffiE LA·GRAMDE Sunroof. p1(t5tnping 4 ,\pt'ed. low mil t':. OJl~I WON1 I.MT W11.l Bt;ACH BLVD HUNTINGTON B.E.ACH 842-2000 71 V W Bu:. c amper rlean XJnt runrum: rond snoo or b'>l .offer .m-5400 73VW SUPERBEETLE ll7ll BEA'CH BLVD HUNTINGTON BEACH 142·2800 BUGS MUHS AUTOCINTER N011«NGOVER $4999 MA.IEllS AUTOCENTll NO'IlUNG OVER $4999 lt15FORD · LTDW.AGQM With AM/FM stereo w /8 lndt. luua&e rack, alr coml.. pwr. st.eering • brakes and low. low miles . S b arp! csa&MW'Zl. . $2'ft MAllRS AUTOCIMTB t t16 A.MC 1425 Baker Street .,_... .... ,....-DL COSTA.MESA ~·~v• S.0-.9202 6 c:yl., au&oalati~ trana • -------- pwr ~ •bull•. "Tl LTD Air. automatic. u ll •heel, AM 1YN XJSCOl)d.$1750. stereo• low aules ln e1t ~ cellent c9nd1 t 100 ' a:MBU I 72 LTD. P /W, P IB, P IS, 53499 good cond. ~ or best. _M_6 ~()32 __ _ MA.IBS • '64 t'alcon 6 cyl Auto. 2 (11..uro c~ dr. 20 mpg, lrans car. ~ ~ ~ ~ Cash firm 64&37Sti 14.25 Baker Str~t .. COS'T'A M fo~'iA 540.9202 1f> Gr:uiada Ghia. vnl top, ~ dr A T, A C. pwr ever· ytlung. A~ PM Str. 6 Mc* 99 I 0 cytn . 20 mpg hwy, $2950 . ......... ,. • • • • ••• • •• • • &-~ 4gf-480_l ____ _ "12 CooVtttlble. wht1wbt. ign llevenck 4--0(,~an tlOCld cood. ~. 494-~ .,.._ w1blue v&Qyj in· Kell)' e.nor. A&M tr-. .,. C C fffS Clll Priced at .. bal•Ue ••••••••••••• ••• ••••••• blue book SlS7S Ora nae "7<4 Cpt' ck> Vtllr S297S 1 t: o .i .. t ~a 1 I) P 1 I r1 l owner ~rond blK 642-4321 f'XlZl~- 644--C986 after S u..cdlt 99 4 5 71 Sevtlle. clean S1her ••••••• ••••••• ••• • ••• • • WCl)'. (2.1( m1. !'ofu!>t :.ell Tu Mark IV. nt>w Urf' b) Sunday ~ l"I' brks. i.ohd ' wht. m int S5&-S633 oond ~195. 840-0383 i'8 fiettwood Brougham, Mllcwy 9950 xlnl oppan UDll Y. sh rt ••••••••••••••••••••••• te rm lease o r buy, ORANGE COUNTY'S lo aded . 10 1 m l. PP NEWEST 9621651 UNCOLN·~fllRY c 9917 b~E· NUBS AUl'Oe&na NO'IlQNG OVER LINCOLN·M ER CU RY l&-18 Auto Center Dr. SDfi'WY·La.ke For~texit fRVINE 110.7000 $4999 -r--74 StaUon Wqon. Col9ny 1974 CHIYllOUT Pk .. 9 pass, PS. PB, Xlnt C•M.tJIO LT cood. One ownr. PP. AUlocn•lk trw .. pwr. S2 .19S. Ev»/ wknds st.eerina ft brakes. air ..:54().~1Jl7~----- oond.. tllt wbeet ft raJJye Tl Monarch Ghia lo/mi wbeell. A super sharp aood cond. SUSO. CM! «ll.2KVQ I. ~5573 S3699 "18 camaro. bit, 6 cyln. AJC. AM/FM casa. dot rood. Dealer S46·39311 '74. 93,000 ml.. gd cond .. clean. S3.00010BO. ~5268 .... ,... ttsz ••••••••••••••••••••••• lt7'FORD MUSTA.MGlVllO 4 speed. TRX ra d.II w 1m ags. s tereo & mooorool. ('Wl2308). $1 ... THEODORE - ROBINS · FORD 10t>O HARBOR Bl VO C:O\TA Ml\A b41 0010 '74 LT AM t FM tilt wbeel. 4 new tires. l owner Rare '73 lllmt.ang Conv J.87U BEACH BLVD. Sl.200. 1705 Park Ave. w/Jd.l'U,ori&owner, HUNTINGTON BEACH Balboa h i. 67HJ09 ..1132,7439, 842-2000 9772 ••••••••••••••••••••••• OIAHtil COUNTY VOLVO EXQ.USIVELY VOLVO Larpsl Volvo Dealer bl Oraae County! BUYorLEASE DIRECT OHANl it <.OlJN TT Clwiiolwt tt20 '67 Mu1t, reblt eng. & ••••••••••••••••••••••• ir.r., Good cond. llusl tt7' DIMO sell. woo. t.'kc:1ys only CLIAaAMC~ ~~~1~.em~~-~-- 00 C.maroe. Caprices. ~ Mult•DI· immac .• V8. MomA!CarloB. lllallbu. • PIS. P IB. A.IC, 91,000 Novas. Dr81l1c reduc· mi., S2:500. Sandy '94·12IO, ~!.1... ......,...w•.11 ,... "11 ~TS~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1COHMEll CHEVROLET .. ~HI' 1 •• I\ ' • "'I \ \I I I "Tl Runabout. . - WlS.Or Best Offer. .. ,5'9 ~46-1 200 . VOLVO · '72 Station Wagon. A.IC. map. 1ua paint, rues 2025 S Manct*"8r well. moo-.._2J051 __ _ Anaheim 750~2011 '72 Nova. A.lr, auto. X1nt ..,_... HH • ClllDd.. Good t.lres. SHOO. .. ... •••••••••• ••••• ••• 77 VOLV"' ~ "78 Plymouth SapPoro. ,.., u JUrll eond. Yully ao.ded. 242 DL sdn, 4·spd. '78 lloa&.e Carlo, fu pWr. xlnliu llllJeace .. Bettot· All/PM caaa. stereo. lltlno, cne. new Urea. rtr.Aft.~-..1..2 Wlkldrim. pod Urea. drk $tm.l?M4l2. -... ftnilb.. X1nt cond. • ...... ,, .. Good,.. mUea,e. Pvt 77 Caprice Cla11lc, •••••••••••••••••••• .. • party leHiDI UH fl ~/;:'fa'.J.~.~ "le Volare Ka wp, 21,.a mmt...U.llMIZI tlrea, 1ood eoad. a. ftlll7 =rifted, lllat "74Wap, blue. Hd, alr. t4.HO t b etl offer. cW.e.: or.,,_.. t.ooo. P.P. IU·lm. .,,._all. I Ii MOTICI ..-rt • bAI. bw Dlltr PUG& a... "119118. r.a ~ 4 "II .._.. Carlo. u.• la.I • cliaol-.Y &Wt . ... wtOtWdrtve, mlot ml., -.0 ~ ..... , m .., ~ Mst~ ClilM. ..a lew ml, a reaJ Glltl'.•tm Mii t...,sf Ou.r Iida, we .. tor. mai. .. ..-to .a,, ,....., a ,,... Mt. ,..,. .... :•..;: .. "•· ., ... c.ll ....... . ....._, ""' . ...._ ·-......... I , 7 7 l -.. " B11Dtlngton Bea~h -\. . Fountain Valley · EDI TI N * . ~. VOL 71, NO. 289. 3 SECTIONS, t8 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY. CAllFORNtA . TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1979 Fl FTEEN CENTS \Vetches Offered--~s Bribe Buy Time? By P&BDUICIUCllOBMEllL °' .. _,, ...... ._ A at.ate prison inmate he>tlUd at Oran1e County J all was cbar1ed today wtth offering a t:20,000 bribe to Superior Court Judge Robert Rickles m return for a favorable aeotence on loc.tl charaea of grand theft and fraud. Accord.in'1 lo Orange County Sheriff's Lt. Wyatt Hart. the bribe was offertld to undercover, agenlS who pos~ as leg11l wide~ lo the Judjt~ Judge Rlcltle,s wu never even aware of tlle bnbe attempt, Hart explained A second man h1ter provided the undercover in vesligators with ~.000 w gold watches as collateral 1mtil the ras'h could be raised, Hart alleged Accordrng to Hart, law en· fouement officers received in- formation throudl the jail that Ric hard Timothy Workman, facing nine counts of grand theft und fraud in a $3 miilion ··scam." made known the fact that he wanted to bribe a judge DuriJlg tbe past · W"eekend, sheriff's Inte lligence Unit ln- v es li gator Les Leber and Newport Beach Police Sgt. John Simon visited Workman at the jail When the allqed bribe al· tempt was di.lcuued. "The idea wu that the j\Mlce would allow him to run bla Orance CGunty aentenee concur- rent to bis state prlaoo left· tence." Hart explained. Workman bu been aervinc time at Chino State PrilGn en previOPS convictions of grand theft &nd fraud, Hart said. He described Wortman. who bu several allues, u "an or- gaalzed crime fi1ure," we ll tnown to law enforcement apnta. . Hart said 1Ul arrest warrant baa been obtained a1ain1t Wortman•s outside auodat.e. wbom Hart dediDed to Adenttfy. Wortmao wu char1ed In a complaiat with attemp'liq1 to bribe a public ofticial, Hart said. Details ol tM lDves&lption were not released until tbe gold watches were actually in the bands ol the undercover agent.a, Hart said. Judie Rickles preaidef over Ute muter crimlnal calender in Superior Court. Hart, while decUning to pro- vide apedfi.cs. said undercover agents received word from the jall that Wo rkm an was de1perately trying to "find so, meone with connections" to catty out the bribery deal. South , Border .uake Injures 91 ·Property Daniage • High CALEXICO CAP> -With af\'er shocks still rumbling beneath them thousands or jittery Im· perial Valley residents cleaned up their shatte red prope rty lo· day while scientists gathered seismicL..tiata in the wake of a thundering earthquake that in- jured at least 91 persons. The Monday afternoon quake, • Which measure d 6.5 -0n the Ri chter Scale and was centered IO miles east of here. Wlls relt up to 300 miles away in three states and Me xico. Mos t o f the damage, however , was concen- trated 1n the agricultural valley of 90,000, which straddles th~ Mexican border about 100 miles eutofSanDle•o. (Relatedpboto, PaaeA5) B~ C!rUlllbled aad house rook 7oi8psed. A utomobtles were smaabed by falling debns . Highways buckled. includio1 aecUone of busy lntentate 8. Twenty rural brid1es were damaged. Several fires broke out. Shattered cius was ever· Three l tanks at a ywbe~re. tank far• de 'El Centro were . f'lhe quake and authorities were concerned that the strong aftershocks that con- tinued to jolt the area today would spark a "mammoth fire." Some of the aftershocks were felt as far away as San Diego. More tha n 20 fire fi ghters from two counties stood by as of- ficials worked fra ntically to. drain 90,000 gallons of gasoline -and aviation fuel from three damaged storage tanks. The All -Ame rican Canal, which brings water rrom the nearby Colorado River to this thirsty desert land. sustained major dam4ge, according to of· ficials from the state Office of Emergency Preparedness, who were to make an aerial survey today. The OES said at least 61 in- jured persons were treated at three area hospitals on this side of the border-Calexico, El Cen· tro Community and Plonet r Memorial in nearby Brawley. .. There were no serious in- juries,.. said Alex Smith, ad- ministrator at El Centro Com· munlty Hospital. ·'We had light cas\lalities, bumps and bruises, minor lacerations ... the most -.erious l.rijury was a laceration that did not take stitches.'' Just across the Mexican border ln Mexicali, where some panic was reported ln the city's teeminl streets Police Officer Aipullnar Sunaran said many homes were heavily damages and 30 pencm were lnjured- 1D09UY by breaklnl 1lus. Seismololiltl at the California JHtltute of Technology in Puadma said tbe mlnuW.loag temblor wu cent.,ered along the lies.lean bol::der, probably on \be Jmperlal Fault. which ii an off· lboot " tbe famed San Andreu Pa ult. z..-tctm.tlltl were anzlous. IJ COIPbial tbe area .l04ay, set- '1DI up sopblatleated lnatru-... u md Dl'ObtDa c:racu In the .na • .,-0oor 1n an e«ort to eon.et • iDueb data u poulble • tbepOtNrfullbocb. 00¥ ........... G. Brown Jr em abort• SMtCout presklen· llal =-•win& ud ... ..... .. tour &be llmpertal ValleJtlllll.,..,.,..to....,tbe ••••I• aad eonllder ·an :::::s=~=J:~ ...... ., ........... of -·· .. ,. .._ ........ .... .,..._....,.._.._. .... .. ... i'll..z.~ v .... , la ... _ ..... ...... 11111 ..... ...... tlllaln. • .. • ' f I .... -. 0 QUAKE DAMAGE EXTENSIVE -The Im- perial County General Service. buildina is tilting from force of earthquake Monday afternoon .. The building, wblcb tbe fire de-. partment says ia still sbaldDC. alta at.op pillars tbat were badly d•malDid. VICTIM AIDED -An unid entified woman receives ~d from fire department personnel in El Centr~ after being injured by flying debris in Monday afternoon's earth- qtr8ke. Council End. Parking Lot Battle in HB By STEVE MAaBLE Of \M OM4y ~-·- Angry Huntington Beach City Council me mbers promised Monday night to put an end to a downtown liquor store owner's parking lot policing tactics by pulling his three-year city lease. Council members charged that Eldon Bagstad, owner of El Don Liquor, 406 Pacific Coast Highway. had brought "c~aos" lo his ocean front business neighborhood by having "an amazing number" of cars .towed from his parking lot. "I've watched you operate . pal. and it's just plain un· ethical," shouted Councilman Clancy Yoder. "This has been brewing a long lime. You'"'.e burned your brid1es with th.is city :· . Auto owners told the council they'd been forced to pay ~at e d towing fees to retrieve vehicles. Council members s aid they had reports of 50 cars being towed from the lot in a day an~ owners having to pay up to $200 to reclaim their vehicles. Bagstad acknowled1ed he'd received numerous complaint.a from irate clUun.s who bad cars towed. He said beach via~ frequenUy use hia parklng lot and be had no choice but to haul 6rl autos of offenders. He said tow truck operator Chuck James. owner of Ace Towins. wu coatrac:ted to tow illegally parked can from bia kit and kept tow trucu_,oearby. · <See TACTICS';Pa•• A.2) . . Drawl.g Release- Psyc hic 'Sees' Kil/,er's Face By JACK.IE BYMAN Of .... DMty "ilt' ''"' Tustin police have released a drawing, as visualized by a psychic. ef a man they sald could be the killer of a number of Orange Coast women. They - -added -U..t:ttse psxchic believes the killer is Ute man who called Tustin police early Sunday, "playing a game." T ustin Police Chief Cbarl• Tbayer, 1peakln1 for a tuk force of dllteetiv• from four eitiea ..a ... .,.q.,H1 W" U..alillslD•.., - ............. 51 ·---~ ... a., .... ..._._ .................... na.,. Mid 11111 ~someone ........ iii =a: ..... .. ..... ~ _,...., or t1lrv1 I 1 .. nca.,..• ._ .-ped _. ean ponee. a. mo aaJd the .. ydtJc belleves tbe man's name may be Salvatore. There wu no indication w~ that is the first name or a last name. 'lh The caller. who spoke wt a ~are Tactics' NYDllC ._.. 8U8Pt!CT ~ ........ .,,. ..... slight drawl. toyed with the dis· patcher in a brief conversation. frequently answering questions (See MURDERS, Pace A2) Epidemic Action Hit by Councilman A sharply worded resolu.Uoo calUng for immediate acuon to protect resid ents from an epidemic of refugee-related dis ease was criticized and called "a sea.re tactic" Monday by one Huntington Beach city coun- cilman. Councilman Ron Pattinson said be'd seen no signs of an epidemic from the recent mflux of Indoebinese re fugees mlo Orange County. "These people are geUlng the finger pointed 'l them a nd there's oo docu~ented proof we have an epidemlt." said Pal· tinson. "I think it's a scare tac- tic.'' The resoluti~. adopted by the council any••Y. calls u~on Orange Cowtty Health Depart- ment ofticiala to take steps to protect residents pgaitlst "an epidemic. of comm6nicable dis- eases." Mayor Don MaCAlliater, who" succeAful1Y ~ a similar re- aolution before Oran•e Cowlty Leap of au. m~mbers last * * * week. contended the prol5lem is more sen ous than officials ad- mit He said county health officers had "downplayed" the threat and were evasive when asked about the possibility of an out- break of disease. . "l don't think the health peo- ple are telling us everything," add ed Councilm an Cla ncy Yoder. "It's our JOb to give them a shove.'' M acAJlister said copies of the adopted resolution would be sent to President Carter and Gov . E dmund G. Brown Jr. He charged that federal officials had created the problem by nor s creening lrr\migrants before they entered the county. Coast Weather fnfl,ux of Refugees Variable cloudlneas tonl1bt wllb a slight cbaoce of showers. partly cloudy Wednesday. Lows tonl1ht 57 to 14: Highs w ed.neaday • to 7S. Crowds Ocean View BJ ID&Y CIAVSEN •• ...,"°' .... 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Thar's U.. qu.Uon HuntlJwt,on Beach-u.uan Hiah Sc1'ool blt· trict board m•m"\en face WI rnoetb. Offtdala eompl'1D tbal .,... tHcbera .,.. required, wlaU• com'*' apertapreditt • -... to u up'° .. ...ehen.., -tem ber ot 1•. Wavln1 doc.umeah tbat purport most Entlilb, foryp 1101uq • math, readJn1 and aclence teacben face c.1 ..... oi .. more than as .tudenta -&M •· w by two .,..... a NPOf't ~ admla!Wa&or ·o• o, ' ...-tat H maar • tO teaelMn would bave to to by • neat ,..,. .. tM dl1trict tUPI ln to a detUnln1 ttlld.at elll'Oll· men\,.,._ llaOlilfttlJ'J ltboo' dl1trtct1 wbkb fted CWr ellbtb &radefl into t.be "61 West Oran1e County hllh 1cbool dl•trtct tiave •ul fered enr'\llrn•nt decllnet tor nve yean \ COMMUTER TRAINS COLC.IDE NEAR PHILADELPHIA 400 People Were lnlured In the Creeh 40.0 People Injured In 3-train Collision PHTLAOELPllJA IAP > A chain-react1on criu;h or three c·om mulcr tra ins duri ng th~ morning ru.'ih hour today sent riders \umbhng t hrough t he aisles, inJurmg more than 400 passengers. "All hell bro ke loose," s aid one or the passenge rs . There were no reports or fatalities in the accident on the Media-West Chest e r line in southwest Philadelphia. The injured were taken to 23 hospitals.and a nearby elemen· tary school, said Police Com- missioner Joseph O'Neill. Most of the injuries· involved bloody noses, cuts, whiplashes and -some broken bones, he said. A passenger on the re'ar train · said it "just plowed into the back" or the train stopped in front of it. According to R. B. Hoffman, an official of Conrail, which operates the commuter service, a nine-car lead train developed a mechanical failure and a second train, which also had dine cars. stopped behind il. ••The leading traJn got started a nd h ea d ed toward Philadelphia," Hoffman said. "The third train stopped behind the second train. and the fourth hit the third before It could move away." Tbe force of the collision pushed tl\e front of the third ORANGE COAST ,. r DAILY PILOT ,,,.O••nooCO<t .. 0.1•• Piiot wllhWIH<•'l\""" ,,.,... ·~ ,..,.,..._ ~ .. ~tt.oVlbft\Mdb~ ,,,. °'""""°" (Ntt ~blkiNftt~• \fc-•eit N•t*"•o l"iilH•.,,.. ........ , ........... 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Bandit Gets $300 Haul Al HB Store • • A man armed witJ\ a silver pistol and clutching a bathrobe held up a Huntington Beach de- pa rtmenl store Monday and escaped with $300 in cash, police said. A lingerie clerk at Mervyns, 9811 Adams Ave., told police the bandit told her he wanted to buy the bath.robe and put a gun to her side when she started to ring up the purchase. Stie told police the man sald he'd shoot her if s he didn't open the cash register. Officers said the bandit pushed the clerk from the register and scoo~ oul the money. He· dropped the bathrobe and rart, police said. The robber was described as 30 years old, short dark hair and thin. .Edison High PTSA ~ Pl8D8 First Meet Huntington Beach'• Ediaon High School PTSA bas scheduled ill tint meeting t>f the year for Thursday, 7:30 p.m ., in the school faculty dlnin1 room, a s pokesman announced this week. "Steppin1 Out," a film about Edl•OD atudent life, la to be abown, be aaid. . . PLO Under Attack KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP> - The clvfl riabt.I movtmeot bu nothlnt lD common with "froupt •bote claim to le1IUmac1 LI compromiMd bJ cold·bloodtd mwcler ol bmocnt elvtli&111 and 1cbe>ol eblldrtn,'' NaUoaal Urbut LeafUI Pr11tdent v.,.., S . Jordm ia.ld lloMaJ. ff• WU retDOlldl-. to I PIOVt bJ IOmt blait etrif rtOU leaden t.o beck tb• CHM ... tb• Pale1tlne Llw8tloa OrpnbaUoa. No Crime • hi Peanut Wan Case WASHI NGTON <AP > -A special cowueJ. saying "every nickel and every peanut have been traced." announced. today that no crirrunal charges will be brouaht in connection witO $10 mllHon ln bank Joana to"'lhe Carter family '• peanut wareboule in Georgia.· "I believe it appropriate to state ~ here t.bat there 'ls no evtdeoee to ea\ablisb that Jlm- m y Carter committed any crtmea,;• tpeclal counnl Paul J . Curran said 1n a statement ac- com panytoc the 23,9-pa1e report that end•d bla slx-montb ln- veeU1ation. Curran ditcloeed · tbat the ln- veaU,1ation includal a four·bour deposition be took from the pre· sident at the White Houae oo Sept. 5, Curran disclosed. ·'My overall conclusion set forth in great detail to the at· tomey general la that baaed on all the evidence and the applica- ble law, no indictme nt can or s hould be brought against anyone. None will be filed," Cur- ran sajd. · The sJ)ecial counsel said the president's deposition was sub m1Hed to_ the federal grand ~Y in Atlanta and that under sub poena, Carter produced all docu- ment.& that Curran bod sought. "He has cooperated totally ln · thia lovesti1aUon," Curran aald. Curran said there was no e vidence that any of the loan funda to the Cart.er family busl· ne1i had been diverted to the president's 1976 presidential campalgn. - No r . he s aid. we r e the re ~rou nds for criminal c h arge~ in connecUoo with loans ext.ended lo the Carter ram1ly warehouse by the Na t1on:tl H u n k 1Jf Georgia. The ba nk then was h eaded by Hert La nce. who becam e the president's budget director and resigned under fire in 1978 becauJte ques tions about his fmancial act1vit1es MURDERS .. with quesUon.a. Asked who he was. be said, "Who do you think It is?" and a moment later, "Why don't you take a guess? fl could be the Wizard of Oz." He promised to call back in an hour but didn't, T haye r sald. The psychic drawing and the telephone conversaUon were the latest twists ln a series or cases dating back to l976. Only one Aurvivor has be e n able to desc;ribe her attacker, and one other attack was witnessed by a child. Four murders and one severe beating occurred in Costa ~esa. There was one murder each ln Corona del Mar. Garden Grove. and Fountain Valley. a murder a nd an attack in Irvine, an at· tack in Santa Ana Heights, and an attack and' two mutders in Tustin, including one attack vlc- tl m 's unborn child, who was later sUllbom. The psychic visualized a dark- complexioned man, of medium height, muscular build and LaUn appearance as the killer of Debra Jean Kennedy , 24. who was murdered in her Tustln apart- ment Oct. 7. That matches the general descrtptibn of tbe murderer .of Marolyn Carelton, 31, killed Sept . 14 In her Coeta Mesa apartment Her s layer waa seen by her 9- year-oldson. Tbe psychic also reportedly believes tbe klller to be the phone caller, who called police at 2:32 a .m. lut Sunday. She bad a 1tron1 feelln& the alayer would strike •l•ln, aoon and la lacreulnC hla acUvtUet, Thayer said. He aald police truat tbli partJcu!M ptyeblc becauae, ln a prevlOUI C&H, abe located for theJD aolely by htr paychl•, ablllUei a rudaway woman wbo had di11ulHd her dla&P· pearaac.. Thayer aald there may be aome leadl ln tbe ca1t of an I.ID· tdentlfted Irvine woman wbo 1urvlved an attack on Sept. a . . .... ,.. -. ' . • eiits .Dehated W ltb l1>0t'e tban 80 percent ol the dlatrtct'a annual budcet de- voted to salaries, somebody pro- bably will have t.o co. )le •us· a ea l ed. Tbe dlst,.rtct baa aome ao teachers a11l1ned to cluaea temporarily for one aemester, he estimated Tbe sbort·term pos ts are assicoed because enrollruent a usually decline about 10 percent durlnt th• ........ ,..... '6T~_1/' M Hld, "Idell acbool It.am.DI ta baaed on th1s decline factor. Teachera also lobby heavily at the be&lnnin& ol the year -when eorolhnentl are hi~ -to 1et 1taffln1 up, to peak level." Dy1t.ncer aald. "l reported to tbe board the other nllbt that in fact If we staffed to this peak, we would atalf 40 more than we would be entiUed to by the end of the year." The semester -long hires, he explained, can leave at mid-year Injury ~rridea·t ia lreiae wltbout a1aruptln1 fulltlm• &Hc .... 'joM • .... , ......... , ... tbat probably 10 or mo,. teaeber poaiUona muM a.. eut by next year ln addition to the 1em..,; lon1 PQllUoaa, be 1aid. "But It'• up to tbe board ol truateea," be lftlllted. "And tbe board la coocemed. Tbe tnllaeel have alwaya preferred to allow attriUon to keep employment In Une." But, be sai~. u teachina jobs become scarcer in the county fewer teachers are le1vin1 secure poet.a. A young Irvine woman was jnjured in this collision at the inters ec tio n o f Von KCJ rman and Campus Drive in Irvine Mon- day. Angela Wnght. 18. of 19182 Sierra Maria. wa~ taken to Tustin Com munity Ho!>µ1tal for lre~tmc nt ~ concw,saon and -..a fractured collar bone. Ms . Wright was the dnver of tiie late -model Buick in the foreground. Th~ d r iver of the v?ln, Jack Ragland. 20. of 8450 Atlanta Ave., Hunt- ington lk-H<'h "a'\ not hurt •·•o•PGflP AI -Youth Killed Fro91P~Al TACTICS ... "Nobody complains when a cop hides heh.ind a bu.h lo give a ticket -this isn 't any dir- ferent,' · Jame. told the council. ·•we have an acute parking pro- blem here and someone has to solve it." Several of Bagstad's business ne ighbo rs a lso vent('d their angt'r over towing tact1('l> Richard .Jenson. ownt.·r or a l'ac1f1c Coast H11-:h way clolh1ng s tort•, said hl''d clo~cd ~hup several t1mes to help customer!> retrieve vehicles .that had be~n towed. Di ane Ma r('hetti, another busi· ness neighbor. sa1d she had to PCIY Ace Towing $20 to keep them rrom towtng her car orr. "I left my car in the liquor lot just for a minute while I ran into m y shop," she re ported. "When I came out, my car wu aJready booked up." Doris Allen. Huntington Beach Union HJgh School District trustee, reported she had to pay MO to retrieve ber son's car aft.er it had been towed. In Crash of Tow Truck A 19-ye a r -old t ow truck operator ~ dead of inJu~ suf- fered tn an accident Mo~ay m Westminster and pohc<' are tn· vestil(aling the possibility that a City Offlc1al may have been 1n voh•1•d 1n Lhe :.1C·c·1denl • Prunounr ~d d rad a t Wt·~tm1n s l l'r Commun1tv lfo11p1tal or lrlJUrH'S '>UHered when lus truck rolled over wa5 Geor ge Ron Ardaz of L ong Beach Police said Ardax was dnvrng the truck to Seal Be ach Union 76. Mato Street and Pac1f1c Coast Highway; when the 7:58 a.m. accident occurred A police SROkesman said a wit· neu originaJJy placed a woman member of a ~ty commlssion behind the wheel of a car that pulled onto Westminster Boulevard from a side street· as Ardu' truck approached the In· terseclion. VIETS ••• structlonaJ aide• wbo wbrlt dJ reet.lY with et.uder>ta not prolJ clent Jn English. "Our Indochinese s tudent po pulation has m creased by nearly 7S percent since last Februll,ry .' she said ... a nd coun- ty om c1als estimate that of lhe 14 .00o ·boat people' entering the I c; monthly. ,al least l.000 are .,t ttlln~ 1n Oran~e County Hl·('ause o( thl11 increa11e. our l"<p~ndJtures or funds for aides tn C1ss1st teachers in educaU/lg these students can be e xpected to increase markedly .. She predicted that the district might have to doubte its pro- posed expenditures to meet state requirements. But Mr s . Wayne told Oste rlund that. under state fLUtdelmes. the chtldren must be taught m normal classroom set- tings. She said she doubts that buoching them on one campus would be legal or have the desired effect.s. 1 ,., </~.YJd/[ 13w . .. ' fi: .. J~ll ( {If (ft~11t'/f~ t'·:!' ,. , .~. Dress up y~-ur old drc1m onds dn d otht=r gems wr th ci nc~ .~ muu111ing desi gned to bring out new firt= and bcdu ty 0 • ·-~ How easy It I~ to updutc your trud1t1ondl dn d r111c.: old 1cwelry 6_' into spark ling, glnmorous new dinne r or spe( rt1l -occasio~ri ngs.l~·)·. We can custom design-especially for you-and you r ·~~~l1 Q, didmonds will look more bcautif ~J than eve r before'. ~O .~. Let us help you create that new r1ng from our sc lec tion of . .,t.:~ ~· ~ ~~~exe rting. modc~rn mountings wi th the wider, bolder look. &~ .. ~ {'''.) • ">·~ , ;,~ \f311dl CWa!ho!I CJ/owfe!ll 00 'y:·j O· "· ~~ .. lS FASHION '5LAN0 •NEWPORT BEACH,: CMtfORNIA 92660 i•~~~~ T£LEPH<'NE (114) 644-249-4 ~~/:,,;"{_ .. . owl: (0 lrVbie EDITION . -----•-------------------- ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA t 1 TUESb~Y. OCTOBER 16, 1979 . ,Watches Offel!ed to. ·Judge as ~ . has several alluea. as "an or· 1aniied crime figure. ' well known to law. enforcement ., Rm&JUC&ICllO••am. °' .. ...,,.... ..... A ata&e Prilon l6maa. bouMd •t Oran1e 'County Jall waa elllar1ecl today with otreriq a ll0,000 bribe to Superior Court Juclce Robe~ RJcklel In retum for a fa.wable sentence on local cbatce• of 1ra"d-!heft .and fraud. According to Orange County Sheriff's Lt Wyatt Hart. the bribe wu Cllfend to undercover a1enta who pG9M aa ltlal aldes lo t.Mjudae. Judp Rlddelt wu never even aware at the bribe attempt, Hart upl alntd. A aecond man later provided the udercover inveatl1ators with $20,000 in aoJd watches JlS collateral until tbe cash cowd be raised, Hart aUeged. · ~ According. to Hart, law en- forcemeot otftcen reffived in· form.UC. throwdl the Jail that Richard Tlmotby Workman, faein1ninec:ountaof1rand theft a nd fraud in a-$3 million ''scam," made known lbe fact that be wanted to bribe a judge. During the past weekend. ahertrf'a Intelligence Unit ln- v ea U a a tor Les Leber and Newport Beach Police Sgt. John Slmon visited Workman at the jail when the alleged bribe at· tempt wu discuaaed. agents. Hart said an arrest warrant bas been obtained against Workman's outside associate, ·'The idea was that lbe judge would .allow him to run his ' Orange County sentence concur· rent to his state . prison sen· tence." Ha.rt explained. -wbom Hart dedined to identify. Workman bu been ·serving time at Chino State Priaon on previous convictions of grand theft and fraud, Hart said. He described Workman, who Workman was charged ln a complajnt with attempting U> bribe a public official, Hart said. Details or the investigation were not released u.ntil ·the· gold . watches were actually in the hands or the undercover agents. Hart said. · Judge Rickles presides over ihe master criminal calender 1n Superior Court. Rart. while declining to pro- vide specifics, said undercover agents received word from the 1ail th-at Workman was· desperately trying to "find so- m eone with connecHons" to carry out the bribery deal. th Border uake lnj.11res . 91 Property Damage High CALEXJCO (AP) -With after shocks still rumb4 ng beneath · lbem thousands of jittery Im- perial Valley residents cleaned up their shattered property lo· d ay while scientists gathered seismic data in the wake or a thundering earthquake that in- jured at least 91 persons. The Monday afternoon quake, which measured 6.5 on the Richter Scale and was centered I . lQ miles east of here, was felt up to 300 miles away in three states a nd Mexi co Most o f the _,___=da=ma e bowever,_w~ C.Q!lc.!m.-_ trated in the agricultural valley . of 90,000. which straddles the Mexican border about 100 miles eutofSanDlego. «Relalz:edp • PageA.5> Buildino crumbled bouae roof• eoDepeed. AutomobUe8 .._.,. anrd1ed b)' felllas dellrta. t111111w971 buelded, lae......_ sections of buay Interstate f: Twenty qiral bridges were 1dama1ed. Several flrn broke oat Shattered glua wu ev•· ywbere · Three lOMled fuel tank.a et a tank farm outalde El Centro were ruptured bY. the quake and authorities were concerned that the stroog aftershocks that con· tinued to jolt the area today would spark a "mammoth rare." Some of the aftershocks were felt as far away as San Diego. More than 20 fire fighters from two counties stood by as of· ffcials worked frantically to drain 90,000 gallons of gasoline an'd aVialion fuel from three damaged storage tanks . The All-American Canal, which brings )Nater from. the • nearby Colorado River to this thirsty desert land, sustained major damage, according to of· fi ciala from the slate Office of Emergency Preparedness, who were to make an aerial survey today t The OES said at leas~61 in· jured persons were treated at three area hospitals on this side of the border-Calexico, El Cen~ tro Community a nd Pioneer Memorial in nearby Brawley. "Tbere were no serious in- juries," said Alex Smith, ad· mlnistrator at El Centro Com· munity Hospital. "We bad light • euualitles, bumps .and bruises, minor laceraUons... the most arious injury wu a laceration tbatdidnottakestttches." Jus t across 'the Mexican border in Mexicali. where some panic waa reported in tbe dty'is teemin& street.a Police Officer ~pulinar Sun.ran said many taomn were heavily damaies ud 30 penons were injured- IDOftly by bnatln• ...... · Seiamolocista at the California • la1tltute of Teclinolo1Y in ...... --said the minute-long taablor wu centered along lbe •mean border, probably on tbe .Imperial Fault, which l• an off. .9lloot Of tbe famed San Andreas "•ult. &acer ldlDtiAI wen en~ ·Ir eombUll tbe area today. Mt· 1)a1 ap eopldatlcated ln1tru· .-u ... DNIUI Cl'H~ in tbe end • ....,-floor la an effort to ~llect • iDuda cla&.a u pollible aU..powufDllboekl. QoT. almund G. Brown Jr ----... Cout pnllden-c nnu9'dwu ......... '° ..... tie Jm,.nal. tllfll-.Wto-tbe ••• ••• CODlld•r aD ~ .... -., ........... far tbe , ............. Local oftldall * .. ...,.. ....... • ~ QUAKE DAMAGE EXTENSIVE -The Im- perial County General Services bulldin2 is tUtinB from force . of earthquake Monday afternoon: The building, which the fire de- partment says is still sinking, sits atop pilla~ that were'badly damaied. - EARTHQUAKE CAUSES CHAOS IN 'CALEXICO Store Owner S.zundlno Arellano Puta Store Back In Order cracked swiJQming pools i.n the desert l'e90l't of PaJm Sprinp, about 65 mllea northwest of here. In hard hit it Centro-where police stood tuard to prevent lootins-tbe elsht-year-old ·:eerthquake proof"' Imperial County Service Bulldlrl1 ablfted on lta foundation and was ~lued a total as by stat. dLa· uter oftldall. fl bout -200 P.e~le w~re e11aeu~· from tbe six-story structure. after lt dropped one and a balf feet ud lifted three feet to -Ude wben its eoD· Cfete lupport ~U.n bveklecl ud ~· ''Oar bullcllu, I U. .... --~about om root ~••r YI ••• tt waa -• raller ..... .... all _, ...... ... ........... dae .... .... don ... elll...,.1NN .... .. uldno..,--.11.aia Centro st.ore owner. A baker y sustained $3,000 damase aa spices, dyes, creams and flour mixed tnta-one sicanl Uc confection ln the storage room. A paint st.ore was a rain· bow of red, white and black- -colon tbat flowed from 75 flve-1allon drums that came cra•hlnl down. In Brawley, a water tower tumbled to the frOUDCI, an old tbealer coU..,.ed and several bouae trailer1~were knocked from ·t.blir auppOrta. Power and ~ telepboDe lhlea were down tbrouataout the valley and numeroul pa and water maim werecncked. Tia• eartbguake wu tbe ·~ la dae 41 conU,UOU. atate1 .._. tbe 4l1utr'OUI Feb. t, ttn. ~mar·San Fernando quake ....... killed. people ud -Ilk• Mo•d•>-'• quake-repund t .S oe U.e llicb• <1aecaian, ••Al> • ·No· Charges ~nin Loan Case WASHI NGTON <AP ) -A special counsel. saying "'every nicke l and every peanut have been traced," announced today that no criminal charges will be brought in connection with $10 million in bank loans to the Car t er famil y's p ea nut warehouse in Georgia . ·'I believe it appropriate to state right here that there is no evidence to establish that Jim· my Carter committed any crimes." special counsel Paul J Curran said in a statement ac· companying the 239-page rep<>rt that ended his six-month in· vestigation. Curran disclosed that the in- vestigation included a four-hour deposition be took from the pre· sident at the White House on Sept. s. Curran disclosed. "My overall conclusion set forth in great detail to the at· torney general is that based on all the evidence and the applica- ble law. no indictment can or sh ould be brough t against anyone. None will be filed ... Cur· ran said. The special counsel said the president's deposition was sub- mitted to the fed~al grand jury In Atlanta and tha.,t under sub- poena, Carter produced all docu· ments that Curran had sought. "He bas cooperated totally in this investigation," Curran said. Curran said there was no evidence that any of the loan funds ts>-:the Carter family busi· ness bad been diverted to the president's ·1976 presidential campaign. Nor, he said. we r e ther e groundl for criminal charges i.n connect.loo with Joana extended (See PEAN\1Ti, Pa1e A2> Black Eyf! For Leader OTTAWA <AP) -<>p. position Leader P ierre Trudeau sported dark ata11et ln tbe Houe of Commons on. Monday. Beneath tbe PUMI wu a black .:t:..C, tbe product of bll w •di.Wea. Tiie lQJurx to the form•r Liberal prime minister .... ·t from flllttlcal • .,.... ma. . . Tnadeau WU cbopplns wood ud a spllDter bit 111-•J•, 11111 oftlce Hid. • ... Water Level --- ~oses Danger By DAVID KUTZMANN OI -OMI• r l ... ,._. .. The water level 1n I rv1ne 's Rattlesnake Reservoir 1s betng l'Ul by two-Uur~ b~<'aui.e of a study 1ndJcatang a maJor earth quak.e from a ~arb·y fault couJd trigger a possible collapi.e of lht- dam Bill Meadows: a spokesman for the Irvine Ranch Water Dis· trict. said Monday the dam ts being drained of about 1.000 acre feel of water to a lev.el of 450 act e feet. · The act.ion by the district is . bued oo a draft study of Rat· tleana~e Oa.m by a Newport Beach ~riAC firm which IRWD;n;mlMn bave been e~uating for the put week. The reservOU", wtucb as used &o aton rec•a•med w&lle water. is located abollt two miles nor1b ol Irvine Boulevard at the bue ol I.he foothills. The Elsinore FauJt is located about eight miles east of the dam. The engineering report by Wahler Associates indicates that with the reser voir at normal operaUng levels, slippage of the upstream slope or the dam couJd occur during a "maximum credi· ble earthquake" a long the fault The pn>J~ted size of the quake would be 7 5 on the Richter scale By comparison. the quake which shook Southern California Mon day measun-d about 6 5 on the Ri chter-Scale Meadows said the chance of " 7 5 quake on the Elsmore Fault 1s extremely remote, occurring perhaps once every 2,000 years He said IRWD officials belleve a quake of that size would pose no threat to pubhc safety at the new operating level of the reservoir IRWDoffic1alssa1d the lowered s torag e ca pa city w ill * * * Reservoirs Undamaged By Quake 0 ff i c i a l s i n I r. v i n e a n d Newp<>rt Beach said today re· servoirs which serve those com- m unities were undamaged by the earthquake which rumbled through Southern California Monday. Spokesmen for the Irvine 'Ranch Water Dis trict , Metropolitan Water District and Uy of Newport Beach sald cbecb of ator11e facllltlet showed no sips ol leakl or serious ~ turalda.maie. "Nothing happened to us," MWD spokes man Howard Williama said. The Yetropolitan ... Water Dil· trtct o:na the San Joaquin HiUI Reservoir in the bllls overlook· int Corona del llar. The re- servoir holdl about 3,000 acre feet of water. lRWD spokesman Bill Meadows said tbe two main r. servolrs ln hll dl1triet, Sand C•· D)'On and Rattleanake dams, also were unscathed by the temblor and it1 afteraboeka. Both dams bold reclaimed w11tewater tor a1rlcultural uaes . Ntwport Beach clty oftldalt Hld tWr Bla Canyoa raenolr allo WU \Dll=, • MondQ'I • uu• n$Ued Southern C1utorola from an .,tcemur aear UM c~ area OD dM llexican bordef • µose certain problems ror the district If t he coming winter <,eason 1s particularly rainy. the runoff ""h1ch -addi. lo reclaimed ~ ater reservoirs will have to be r e le ased for non-1rr1galion purpos~ This couJd lead to a loss in rev- l'nuc.> for the wate r district, which 'lells its reclaimed wa te r j or randscape -irn gatio n -and <See SNAKES. Page A?> • PSYCHIC 'SEES' SUSPECT Police Release Drawing · Police Hope Drawing Will .. Trace Killer By JACKIE HYMAN °' -o.i., rtMt ssa" Tustin police have released a drawing. as visualized by a psychic, of a man they said could be the' killer of a number of Orange Coast women. They added that the psychic believes the killer is the man who called Tus tin police early Sunday, "playing a game." Tustin Police Chief Charles Thayer, spealring for a task force of detectives from four (See MUllDEllS, Pa1e .U> Coast Weather Variable cfoudi ness tonight"' with a sllsht chance ol sbowen. Partly cloudS' Wednesday. Lows tonight 57 to 64. Hl1hs Wednesday 88 to 75. IN818E T8D.4 Y The iwclffr iftddnt at Three Nile ltbttl prowd tlw nat'°11 " not .... to te'J)Oftd to iuclf'o 1'dMap. So N11elffr Reg11lot01J Commul'ioMn . "°" ,,..,. ~ out tHtM to ~ nMrQe""'-'11 pbu. Storr ~ .47. · ···~ .,,._ ..... A1..... . .... .,_....._. a...._.-.. .. t..M..... .. .............. M ........ • ... 0.... Cllmltr .,. Cllllwtlle Al .......... ~ on -4.C. c-an ca.,.......,_ .. Ciwww••• Ci s.ca .,._ AJ ..,..._ C-..... IM ......... .. ..... .... C'4 eUW1111W I ... ......... .. ......... C1 .. ,......... ., ---Cl "-"'9 1N1 ..... ....... M ._..._. .a ' t ' .. r . Serious ..... ,_ ... .._ ....... • ,..fl h1l.a...-ia ..... U....., et~ .. can.a a •• __.,,....._.. .. s• ~ .. ...., .... MaMeeta I pf f ........... 11 ..... ,....tw. .... tnlllnlalntM. A -..W=::womu Mid lcieU D. , of .arr._., A"·• Al a tM " can •· It -·~ .... eti.t ........ -~ ........... u .. .. nrtt akt tn.t...t at ta.. llC9I of UM Meiflrt t.y , ....... , wbo wM pg•• ll ,.._a ...n, Or .... eo.ty Ttault Dlllrict bus. Acelleor~s-., to police, Wlalal ••• travellas aorUit.ow.i-cm MacArtMr Blwt . .......,. ~ in1 toward Boalta Canyon )toad Oil tbe Outside edit or the roadwQ. Catl1'a•d•fl. the Park Lapna Beach police ire ln· Hltll•Unl the death of an ~ ldentJ.fted »-year~ld llGOterey County man found lloeday even· ln1 lyio1 near the bluff• at Sleepy HolJow Beach. l'r99P-AJ MURDERS .• r:. cities and the county. admitted that calllne ln a psychic means police are·• gruplne at straws.'· "Buically, we have no leads in tbla cue." be said. Thayer said be bopet someone who aeea the drawinl or bean a tape of the pbolle caller on radio •· or televisaoo will recop.be the lnv.U11tor Gene Brooka Mid the man was found after aa 11'0DYIDOUS ~ caller told PoUce tltie AoeaUoG • Broota Hid the death •P· peared to be the reauJJ of an •c· cide.ntal drul overdose but noted lbe flnal CHM ol cMIU. wU1 be determined by a coroner's autopty sebedu1ed later today. "114' had tu. wallet 0 and there was mcoey ln it ao we· don't · think robbery WH Involved ... Brqou aald. "We're looklnc at it 11 a po11ible accidental dru1 overdoee." Tbe tralftc lilbt at tbe ln· tertedlon turned sreen u Wic· elm ·~· but the truck· trailer ril tuned ript '° ao eaatbound on Boolta Canyon Road. Wigina, accordinc to wit· n••es oe the bua, loet control of hia bicycle and alld under the re- ar portion of the truck. Workmen · position the canvas Monday Cos- . the big to_p tent that is going up m Irvine's Heritage P ark that will be used Friday night for the annual Harvest Festival bcill The tent is being put up by Canvas Special· ty of l~ Angeles and )Vill have room for m ore than 1,000 people in its 18.000 square fe et of room The Harvest Festival will run from Friday night to Sunday afte rnoon suspect and call police. He a1ao said tbe psychic believes the man'• name may be Salvatore. There wu no lndicaUoa whether that Is the first name or a.last. name. . Officers responded to the beach near 847 Soulb Coast Ki&bway and found the uniden· tlfied man near death at about 9:30 p.m. The victim was taken to South Coast Medical Center wbete doctors worked on .bim but railed to revive blm. Broolta speculated that the anonymow phone call tip mlCbt have come from friends who dldn 't want to get involved with an an vestigatioo into the death: Tbe driver of the truck, Troy Kirby of Lone Beach, wu un- aware of the colllaion and drove on. Police said the driver of the bua, Carole Colomy, . called police met penimedica from her bua radio wb.lJe two puseqera aave Wiaim flrat aid. A pua- inl motorist went abelld to find the traek driver to teU 'bim wbat bad hlftl ••d. Klrt>Y later ril-tumed to tbe aeee. Officers aald that altboueh their i.nvesttption ls coatin~. the truck driver doea not appear to be at fault.· . ......... ~.41 SNAKES ... agrtculturaJ uses, principally to the IrvitteCompany. Modifications to the Rat - tlesnake Reservoir could cost as much u $3 million. Before the district takes any . other action.a, however,, it will await lhe completion of f11rther studies. The Wahler &!tport is be· ing reviewed by a UC Berkeley apecia!Ut on dam safety and other studies are being pr'epared by IRWD staff members as a follow,-up to a recently· d rafted wastewater program master plan. . ' Santa Ana Solon Cut$ Predicted In OC Ref~gees .. B'y aoetlfT BAllKER CM t• o.i1, ,..._. St.ff T he numbe r of Southeas t Asian ·r efug ees c om ing lo Orange County will be t ut back ~ubstantially in coming montbs, Rep. Jerry Pa tterson, D-Sanla Ana. said Monday " "'<' Patterson, who at the same ltme announced that refugees do not PQ.Se a health threat locally. declai'ed that Orange County is receiving a dispropor tlo,nate share of new arrivals. The caller. who spoke with a alight drawl. toyed with the dis· patcher in a· brief conversation. frequently answering questions with queationa. Asked who! he was, be said, "Who do yoti think it Is'!" and a moment later. "Why don't you take a guess? It could be the Wizard of Oz." He promised to call back in an hour but didn't , Thaver said. The psychic drawing and the telephone conversaUon w-=re the latest twists in a serie5 of ca.sea • dating back to 1976. Only one s urvivor h as been ttble lo describe her attacker. and one other attack was witnessed by a child . "People usuaJly don't want to talk to the police if drugs are in· · volved," Brooks said . H e said it appeared the s tricken man bad been carried t o t he beach location and dumped near the bluffs. The lnv~tigator said officers have not determined where the victim wu stayine in tbe area. The man wu found on the beach ·below Vacation Village, a motel in the Art Colony. where a man called police shortly after Uw! original call to report some men down on the beach. BToob aaJd authorities were wlthho&ding release of the vie· ttm 's name pending notification of bJs ~ ol kin. Nov. 5 Trial Set in Child Rattlesnake Dam is one of two S J M ,... large reservoirs the district uses an uan an for the storage or reclaimed lie said he has recel ved a.s- s ura nces from refugee reseWe· ment officials that only refugees with "fa mily attachments" will be allowed to settle here dil'eCU y Four murdeMi and one severe beating occurred in Costa Mesa. There was one murder each m Corona del Mu, Garden Grove, and Fountain Valley: a murder and an attack in Irvine, an at· tack Ul Santa Ana H~l1bta, aJJd an .altacJt and two murders in Tustin. lncluding one attack vie· tim 's unborn olllld, who was later stillborn Authorities were in contact with Monterey County offictala this morning but had faJled to locate tt>e man's relatives. Rape, M urde.r ~:!:~~~e other IS Sand Canyon Meadows said the Sand Ca A Nov. 5 Orange County nyon facility does nol havti the Superior Court trial date was . s tor age capacity to make up for acheduled Monday for a 44-year-the loss of water from the Rat old Woodland Hilla man accuaed lleanake Faci lit y, which is of the rape-torture murder of a somewhat larger. 2'1'.a-~ear-old 1lrl who d laap-The IRWD spokesm an said the pea~ from ber Ventura County storage level was reduced at home In March, 11'78. , Rattlesnake Dam with the water Tbeodore Praak, beld in being released for irrigation or euet,ody wl&laout ball, ·f•cea cltrue IJ'OV•. ebarf• of murder, rape, ldd· TJM ......i ree6c1eeUaJ area t.o nappinf and cblld moJeatation in the RaUlesna.ke facility la five connection wttb the abduction miles away in No r thwood . .aod slayln& of young Amy Sue ~etween the dam and residen· Seitz. t1al area are orange groves Ventura ~unty Deputy Ob-....... . ~a tllesnake Reservoir w~s trict Attorney Jf'ving Prage r ~Ill by the fr vtnc Company in said he will seek the death the 1930s and was later acquired penalty for Frank should he be by t he water d1slncl. convicted in the upcoming jury trial. The c ase was moved t o Orange County because of t.be alleaed prejudic:laJ effect ot .._ trial publicity in Ventura County. r-- 20-year Old Boarder Held The youne girl's bOdy *-as found in a busby area alonpide In 4 . Murders a driveway In Topanca Canyon on March 16, 1978, two dayai aft.er abe bad been abducted LONG BEACH .(AP) -A 20· from a Camarlllo residence year·old Canadian s tudent ~here abe wu stayin& with a boarder who claims to have am- baby litter. nesia has bee n arrested on a AcCCll'dlnc to court documents, murder warrant foll owing Uie Dies in Coast Roa'l Cras l1 I\ wrong way dnvc-r who was killed instantly Monday when his car hJl a truck head on on the San Oleg'led the crash lo take his own lire. according to California Highway .Patrol ol· flcera. ' The man was identified aa Rich ard Dumont, 23. or San J uan Capis trano. Officers said a wHness told the m Dum,mt . dr 1vinJ( a foreign m<ide '>('>Clrt'> t•ar. passed hirn whill· lr<i\1•ltng nf·arl> HO m1 k '> p1·r hour ;ind rn<Jdc: a U·tum rm lht· -;outhhouod la ne~ o f the rreeway . . The sports cur then crashed anto a pick-up truck near Lake r orest Drive, 'destroy mg the car and causmg ma1or damage to the truck. The driver of the truck was r e· leased from Saddleback Com· munitv Hospita l with m inor in· juries. Patrol men a t the scen e theorized that the fatal accident was a successful su icide al· tempt. officers said. • the body wu found about 500 deatM of four -members of tbe yard.a rrom Frank'• bome. family that housed him. police , CVSD J/ otes It wu leal'Ded Monday from a said Monday. " source familiar with the cue Steven Brent Vanier, 20, was • that proeeeuton will attempt to arrested Sunday after the bodies link Frank with tbe crime or Shawn Wygbt. 27 ; his wire, tbrouirb micl"09CC>pic examina--Da rlene , 25; her aisler, Karen tion ol plier markt found on the Zazula, 17, and the Wyfht's 2· g irl'• body with a tool seized month-old son, Adam, were dis· from Frank's home. covered last week in Thunder =-Bay, Ontario, Canada. The child ProMCUton alao wlll atte had no visible wounds and ap- to abow that a man tltt --J)e16ed to have died from de· o Frank'• description wu seen iP hydration. thf Camarillo nel1bborbood Vanier. a student al Lakehead abOut the time the SeilJ '1rl wu University in Thunder 8 ;,y, was abducted. charged witb-j4rst one of the Frank previously bad pleaded ~urders -:-that or Mrs. ~yght ~ inDoeem to all cbariea qalnst ID a fugutive wa~r~t issued rn him ..... Canada. Extradition proceed· · ings are pending. He bad been living with the , -Wyghls in their townhouse. DAILY PILOT llleO<-C-o.ll'r,.llol,wlllo_ll,.c-____ , .. ...,.1-...,IN Or-, .... ,. ............. '-. ~ ... ...,-... ........... , _.,. ......... ~14er fOf C.I• -.'"-1-.-........ -111,_ ................ .-.~-~c.tl .. ~,....,_..,.,,...,..,_u ... -.n- -·, The ............ _."""9 .i...i I• .. UD WHtllavM-.~-.~·-....:.-::;= .... -·· CWtrr llkt,.,n--0.-ol-..,., ,_._.... ...... ,,,_ ... ........ -~ ...... ... °"7:~~.- T1111h1111 C71,~ , ... Q1r•••~ l',....PatreAJ QUAKE. • • scale. Historically, the lmportal Valley baa b een a very aelamically active area. On May 18, lM>, an earthquake ln tbe valley killed nine persona and dilrupted water supply. crops, hu"DI considerable loases. Durlq this century, more than .seven major quakes have struck the.,... •,,,..,,. P-.,e A J \ PEANUTS. • ' \ to UM Carter fam)ly warehouse · by tb• 1'!.ftloaal Bank of <hotllf.~TI'! baak then wu bHdid Y Jlert ,J.ance, wbo ...... _::,.,6 ,........t, ....... cllnetOr llllU rtllCMd UDdfr fin l,n 1t7I beea ... queaUou about ble ftDaDda)'adlviU... ( \ .. -------- To Dismiss Strikers Capistrano U'nified School Dis· trlct trustees have adopted a meas ure ai m e d a t hri n g teachers who walk off their jobs and approved tripling daily s ub- sti tute instructor pay In the event of a threatened strike But teacher association presl· dent Stefanie Seach s aid after the board's action that while a strike Is possible both sides hope to continue to negotiate an end to lt)&current labor dispute No• future contract 'talks are scheduled. · Teachers are as~lng for an 11.5 percent pay boost while CUSD negotiators are offering only a 7 percent increase. Negotiators for the district's 7SO t.eacben are also uking for binding arbitration in centracl grievances. But district officials a re atrooaly opposed to the arbltraUon demand. Mies Seacb, a second erade teacher at Moulton elementary School, said th~ next step in the contract talks would be for the state to be asked lo 11t.ep ln. But 1he •aid~ talks are not at the\,, •tact. ' Truateet adopted • aeries of P<>llcles a.tmed at upd1tin1 the dJatrt~·· •Jand acalnst teacben wKo walk oft their Jobs. A te1cb~1:0U.ld now be firecf ll ht or 1he ref\alee to return to wortl an.r a w= and two·week period bu . rrom Asta .. P ottterson esumated that lhe inrtux of refugees would fall from about 1.000 per month t.O about 000 711() pt>r month PJttc~on r<'port..'> that Orange The psychic visualized a dark co~pleJUOAed man of medJum heiRht. muscubr build and Lalin County hal> 1 percent or the na-appe aran~e as the •t1ller of Debra· IQ Test Use IDegal Judge Rules tion'i. total population but'lO per Jean Kennedy. 24. who was cent or the cduntry's refugee m urdered to her Tustm apart· SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -The "Problem. ment Oct 7 ua.e or IQ t.esU whl~b reauJt jn a About 20,000 refugees have re· That matches the gent-ral disproportiona te numbe r of se&Ued in the COUDly to date, of. description or the murderer of .Ca liforrua 's black children being flclal• aay. Maroba Careltm. 11. lillled Sept. plaeed lD IO-CAu..cl mentally re- ''There haa been an unfair 14 la.._ ea.ta ..... ~ tanled ·ca-e. riola'-the IGt.e burden on health and sodal p~ Ker • ..,.,. w-. .... b7 ..... .. and fedlnl-eo...tltutioaa, auer grams 11t the local level," be year..ad.... U.S. Dbltrld JucSse Robert f'. said The psychic also reportedly Peckham ruled todaJ. P atterson also announced that believfl tbe killer to be t.be Ruli'nc ln a statewide class ac- t he ('OU nly has recei ved a phone caJler , who called pol.Ice tiODSWlflled ln Ur71onbehalfof federal grant of $300,000 to set at 2 32 a.m last Sunday. fi ve black youngst ers. the judge .4.IJJ a medJcaJ clini c for health found use of the tests derued ~r reerung " _She had a strof\.8 feeUng thi: th e m e q ual protection a nd . He ~aid the grant. alon~ slayer;. w;ould stnke again. aoon ''10Jated r e c ent ly enacted fees charged to clients. ~will and is increasuig his a cllvtlles. federattaws permit a health s taff of about 3.5 Thayer said His 131-page decision ordered to conduct health screening for He said polic~ trus t this contlnu.alJon of a ban on IQ test· up lo 30,000 people 10 the Cirst particular psychic because. in a 1 ng for placement of black year of Its operation. · previous cue, abe located for children into educable meot.ally The DemocraJic congr~man them solely by her paycblc retarded <'EMC> claases. a lso aald anoHle r grant of abUJUes a nm9Way woman who The decision also ordered the $407,000 bu been received to bad d laiuiaed ber dlup-state to releat youn1sten now pro vide he lp for refu!e~a pearance. assl1ned to the special claues. throuah Rancho SanUaao Junior The state wu further direded Colle ge District procram1Wt ) _Thayer aaid Urere .ma)' be to lake-• nwu'ber or--atepe aDa Services would Include jol) aome --in the cue ol an un· obtain court approval before al· placement and the teacblq ol ld enUfted l"ine woman wbo lowln• or requirin1 the uae of Enell.sh aa a MCOOd lanpa~ _•_urv_l_ved_.._.an_aua __ c_t_on __ Se~pt-. 23_._ ·standardised lnte~!°~e tests. Dress up y)>ur old di amonds and other ge ms wi th a new mounting ~csigncd to bring out new fire and beauty fl ow ccJr:,y 11 is to upd ate.: you r traditional and f1m: old 1ewelry 0 . into sparklin g, glamorous new dinner or spcu dl-occasion rings. 1·~. We can custom dcsign -espec i~lly for you-and yo ur ~~~! ~ d1dmonds will look more beautif~I than eve r before . ~O . ~:. Let us help you create that new ring from our sc lcc t1on of 1c~·:· ~it;~ exciti ng, modern mountings wi th the wider, bold er look rl:! .. ~. f ! ,,.lff .. -~~·.,~··~\ \Bkll </UalJdA CJ/1w/t~AI 00 }'-~ I~~ ~4J~ 'jll 0 :: 0 flnr /rwelry :, ., ' lS FASHION ISLAND • NlWPORT 8tACH, CAllFORNI.\ 92660 TElfPHo.J£ (114) ,~4-l~~ . ' \1 l A lfm1....., a.ta'6d .. ...., '° .......... Au •••• Mftll. ol ~~ ........ ot • ....,...... Nd ........ .,, --....l to .... trial ....... to .......... b111Mal fw b'eatm:.a. . laat•ad, Or••l• Coaat1 &apertacl Court lQClp Robect IUet&el .-Nd U.at a wr..a p11etutriilt · aa••M LonalM T•ta, •~ \0 detena.lN ber ..-. t.a1 •tale Wen fW'tMr pn a11~ inlatll'tMc .... II n . T"ta, aloq wtUl be!' ~~U'·olct bo1h1Hd, Sellar l'loa. .,.. dlarled wlUl COD•, 1plrac1 and · aollcltlni tbe mvder aplalt Aotboay Te1ta °' ............. TJro prevloua psycbolo1tkal examlnatloPJ have Indicated Mrs. Tfllti ll'meatally inCOlllpe- tent to st.and tdal, said ber at· -"torney, wtWar6 Doughtery. of Tustin. . Mrs. Testa<eummtly ls lodpd -arorance CoUnty Jail in lieu ol $50,000 bail. Doughtery said he will request that her ball be re· due ed. Doughtery strongly objected Monday to the appointment of Dr Ernest Klatte, county dlrec· tor of mental health, to examine his client · The attorney said his client should have been sent t-0 Patton State Hospital for treatment. A further bearing in the case was scheduled for Nov. 13. Police claim to possess tape recordings tha t i mplicate Roberson and Mrs. Testa in the murder s olicitation. lo ve&tigators allege Roberson gave $2,600 to an undercover of. ficer to carry out the crime. ·Coast Doctor, Hospital Face :Damage Suit San Cle m ente Ge rteral Hospital a nd a south coas,\ gynecologist were named as de· fendants Monday ln a lawsuit filed by a woman who c)alms she became prep.ant after a.be underwent a "permanent stertU~" pl'OHdure Aec.11dllls to die CW...e Coan-· tJ' :=:; Court aetloll, Lor· raine~cbo agreed to a tubal ligation procedure in April 1976, but wu not warned that it might fall to "effectively produce in fertility •· She became pregnant ln April. according to the suit. The. woman is seeking $750,000 in damages -S2SO,OOO in general damages and $500,000 for what she claims it will cost to raise the child. According to the suit, the doc· tor wbo performed the ligation was David Kawasaki, who bad offices in Laguna Niguel and San Clemente ·Blackouts • ·Not Linked To Quake LOS ANGELES (AP) -A spokes man for Southern Calilomia Edison Co. declloed to- day to link the El Centro earth· quake with two electrical blackouts in the Los Angeles area minutesbeforethetemblorhit. Jtm Mitchell, the spokesman, blamed fallW'ff in Edison's un- derground equipment in Whit- Uer and Temple City for the • blackouts. 1be Temple City out· a1e began Monday around 4 p.m . and the Whittier problem occurred at around 4:1S p.m. .. Any connectlen wltb the earthquake ta pure speculation," •aid Kitchell. Tbe earthquake bit at 4:16 p.m. and was felt ln both sub- urb&. Backing Van . Kills Viejo · · Girl at Home ___ _. __ ... . ;--' .. - L.:J \_/ \_j ~ FJW'Cl.UB-,S CO~EPT OF FIELDS S-TAMP U.S. Po1tal Service May la1ue Ottferent VeraJon A.aaah, Yes W.C. Fields ' Mug on Stamp ' ByDELORESBROOKSl&WIN Of tlle o.tly ,...,. SIMI Starting early next year, the ruddy visage of W.C. Fields will leer from millions of stamps on letters malled across the nation. . And it will be a group of Orange Countians who will raise their wine glasses in triumph because they led the _ lobbying effort that convinced the U.S. Postal Service to adopt a 15-cent Fields stamp. Vick Knight, president or lbe Orange County Fiel~ fan club, perhaps said it all: "Outside of a couple of politicians . he's the rfrst come- dian to be on a stamp." The stamp that will be issued by the post office probably will not resemble the design prepared by the Orange County fan club. But Knight won't know for sure un· tU the day the stamp is unveiled in 1980. The f an club members bad promot· ed a stamp designed by Bill Taylor of Santa Ana. • It featured a Fields pose from bis movie "You Can't Cheat an Honest 1Ut10HT • Man," and was tinted olive green. Its moet striJdng feature was the martlni-fiavored gum on tbe bact. ··we ftamecl people wouldn't mind ao m~ paytq 15 cent.a a ump U tbe1 COC a little bua out ol U~· It.'' KniCbt aald. -· '1le W.C. ,,elda atamp LI scbeduled to be tasued by ~ U.S. Post Office in Philadelphia oo Jan. 29, 1980 -the lOOth anniversary of bis birth. • Knight said be plans to be there. , After all, it was Knight, alopg with a few other fans·ol the comedi~ wbo ~an the wbo1e tb1na about loar yean ~-. . Knight and company bad formed a Fields fan club called the Bank Dicks in 1967. As Knight tells it, along came uns. and Bank Dicks re· alized that lbere was no exhibit at Buena Park's Mov - ieland Wax Mµ.seum honoring their idol. "Can y0u believe lt?" Knight asked incredulously. "They bad Nancy Sinatra, for God's sake. But they didn't have a genius like W .C. Fielda " "l Their pleas to the museum's management ignored, the fan club members decided to picket the museum. Wbeo more than 350 people showed up to support their cause, Movieland Wax Museum decided to establish a Fields exhibit. Knight said. • Heady with success, the fan club decided It Mis U.S. Pos t Office or bust. They initiated a Jetter writing campaign besieging the post office with reqoests to immortalize the comedian on a stamp. They even talked Orange County Congressman Willia m Dannemeyer into officially requesting the action. And it worked. "The thing that's run for us is that a group or dedicat- ed people who bung in there were able to get something dooe. Wemadethepostofficesitupandlisten," Knightsaid .. It is only fitting that Orange CounUana should have led lbe stamp fight, Knight said, because Fields bas ties to the county. Knight pulled out one of his 43 books on the comedian and pointed out a reference to Dr. Jesse Citron, father of. county Tax Collector-Treasurer Bob Citron, one of the founders of the Bank Dicks. "When Fields was deathly ill in 1937, be went to a Riverside sanitarium· where be was treated by Dr. ' Citron," Knight said. Fields didn't pay UJ>. howevec, and Citron bad to sue to get his $12,000 fee. Citron won, too, as son Bob vividly recalled. elds referred to· my father as the only man who e t him," Citron said. The Orange County official was about 8 years old when bis .father treated Fields, but Citron remembers the come- dian well. ·:He (Fields) would go to Soboba Hot Sprinp e.ef1'bn- ce ln a while to get dried out, and my father would treat him." Citron nUI. ~·He would keep the refrigerator filled with 18-year-old Scotcb and imported Camembert cbeese, and.. the cup-"' boards fWl of Ritz crackers. ."Then he'd sit on the bed ln bis ~rwear and eat and drink all day.'' , ~~:itrl:wi said tba''s bow Fields cauabt the pneumooia that hil phylddan father cured. And Vick Kmsbt, like Citl'OD, CODI.Iden Fields a 1entus.: ."People have asked, why W.C. n.eldl?" lt.n1&bt1aJd. "At a time ln 'the biltory or tbe U.S. when Wnp were about u bad as tbey could 1et. for 10 ~ti people eould Co to the movies and tie would make people l•u&b· ••And ~t·a a major eontnbUtkln. • • • Woman ~Guilty In Slaying SEATn.E (AP) -Marie Fer· reboeuf, 2'. face• teatencln1 Nov. t lftel' belQI toDYlded ol ••••• aa ac~HOf'1 to UJe 1•a1~ot ala71a1 of a U.S. CU1to1D1 officer ID Lynden, Wab., lalt llaJ. A ftdlnl court JW) fOUDd tbe .... ...,,......,of ....... -.. the UNU)t or an ofttcer. Date or leDtf~U tel by Judp Walterll . The Sa womu bad u.dfted um lbe bad DO*b•aa to do wttb &be dMtll of K....ua G. Wa~, wbo wu 1bot bJ ber bus Artie aat Baker. or .,~ ...... 1Mt fo61owed. Foulups Revealed County 1iax· B~ - '• Later This Year More than 500,000 property tax bll.b will bepn to .be malled out to Orace County residents next Thursday, a little later than u.aual. County Tax Collector· Treasurer Robert Citron aaid Monday the delay bas been. caused by problems that be1an in Auesaor Bradley Jacobs' of. lice. Citron said that on some new. construc tion, the assessor placed valuatipns ln excess °' the prope}ty's true value. He added that all of the golf courses in the county were placed on the tax roll at theJr lull market vaJue. instead of the assessed value which is 25 per· cent or the full market value The assessor also placed on the lax roll exempt property such as government buildings and churches, according to Citron. Citron said the errors were made in an effor:t to comply with n e w-laws passed b y th e Legislature in 197{} that affects assessing practices. Citron declared that the delay in completing the tax rells will cause a large dollar loss 111 in· terest earnings. He said that. prev1ou:.ly. when all tax bills were mailed out at one time. his office collected a minimum of S7 m1lllon ln tht first week a!ter mrulmg Citron estimates that the coun ty treasurer's office. which rn· vests money for 170 different taxing agencies tn the county will lose interest earnings w the amount of Sl~.8S9 because of the delay. He said th4 under current high interest rates that. a million dollars will earn $360 in tnlerest each day. _ ,., This year 's tax bilJs . which total $488.9 m1llt on . will bC> mailed out in increments Th~ final mailing is scheduled Nov 5. Ralph .Martin, Businessman, Dies at 65 Ralph Francia Martin, an Orange Coast res1dent and busi- nessman ~ 195$.. died Satur- day at South Coast Medical Center in South Laguna. He w~ 65. M~ Martin founded Ralph's Furniture Store in Costa Mesa in 19 5S . It was lo cated. on Newport Boulevard near Pink's Dn1gstote. He w:is active in the \old ~o~town Businessmen's 1.J.ssoc1auon. As the family operated busi· ness expanded, it 'was moved lo Fountain Valley in 1970. Mr Martin moved with his family in 1972 from Costa Mesa, where they bad lived since 1955, to Lagwwt'Beach. Mr. Martin's son. Ri chard, said there will be no formal memorial services Mr. Martin is survived by his widow Mi ld red. of Laguna Beach: his sons. Richard and Donald or Orange; and Dorothy Probasco and Richard Melendy, his sit.er and brolber. both of Pasadena. Otd you know lhal QOld nuci g'9ts are considered Qom · stones? Authentic gold nucr- gets posse93 tlie reQuired gem stone qualltfes of beauty ranty and durability They are Iha orlglnal gem stones -their Ut:l· contrived. "found" l»auty wu c herished long before speclaflzed cutting techniques were deYelOped to enhanoe the beauty of other valued atone varieties. The beauty of nuggets Is 1n the natural sculpture form given them by nature . ~ and their unique qua»ty no two alike. Nuggets are very rare Lesa than 1% Of the WOfld's gold re- coveri .. are in n\l009t form A one Oun<le nugget Is now more rarely found than a five cardt dlamofld. Imagine the odds agaln.t finding a ~ pound nug99' aa '909ntly reported In AuetniHa. h wlll be valued at dramattcally more ttten the amount Of gold In It. a.cause of Ila ratlty. It will have gre1t value •a c:ollector'.tltem. Natu1al nugget• are re· martcabty cfote to total purity. containing alight tree•• of allver. platinum or COPP9' A .. uy vatw 19 g9Mrally betwMn 21 and 2a< but ltt ~h In gold ~' la ,., axoeeded bf '. \ ·. T a.x bill.a will be eom1dered ttelinquent-If not paid or postmarted by Dec. 10. Citron said. Last year, all the tax bWa wer~ malled out Oct. 25 dMp6te admlmatratloa problems caUled by PropoUUon 11, acc:ol"dbll to Citron. He Hid that, in previous years, all tax bWa have been ID ~ mall by Oct. 15. Nobel Pn%e Wi••~• Theodore Schultz (left ) of the University of Chicago-and St r Arthur Lewis of Princeton University have been Jointly awarded tne Nobel Prize for economic science. Cuts Predicted In OC Refugees By ROBERT BAllKER Of tw oauv fl111ot si.tt The number of Southeas t As ian r e fugees coming to Ora~e County will be cut back substantially in coming moatbs. Rep. Jerry Pauenoo. D-&mta Ana.said Monday. . Pauer.._ wbo at Ule Mme time anftO'mCed that rehaa-do not PON a baa1&.b Uareat iocaJb. det'lared that Orange County ls receivlq a diapropo~&At ahareoloew arri¥al9. Re said be baa received a- suranca tmm ""'"IH re 1 etOe-meot officials that oa.Jy retqeees with "family attachments .. will be a !lowed to settle here directly from Asia Patterson estimated that the influx of refugees would fa1I from about l.000 per month to about 600-700 per month Patterson reports that Orange County thas l percent of the na· t1on ·s total population but 10 per· cent or the <'Ountry s refugee problem A bout 20.000 refu~ees have re· .settled in ~ county to date. or. hclals say. ·'There bas been an unla1r burden on health and sodal pro- ~rams at the local level." he said ·· Patterson also announced that t he county has received a federal grant of $300,000 to set up a medical clinic for health screening. He said the grant, along with fees char ged lo clients. will Mary Barr. Cer11fied Oemotog1sr permit a health staff.or about 3S to conduct health screening for up to 30.000 people in the tint year o( its operation. Tbe Democ:ratic c:on&reaman also satd aaotber 1rant of-1411.• ....... neei•ed to . pro•hle lletp~ Tefu1eea t.lwoqtl ......... • .. , .... Cotte1e Olatrlct pro&T•m•. -Services would Include job placement ud the te.aai.q ol &a&IWa • a88emd ............ ' Tuba Tooten 'tounding Off URBANA. JU. (AP> -Tuba players might be considered a brassy lot as they take advan· tage o( this week to blow their own horns at O<:tubalest. ··our goal is to promote our in· s trume ots . c r e ate j o b o p · porturuties and have composers write new· works for us." said Dan Perantoru, a University or lllinois mus ic professor . "A catchy pbnse like Octpbafest gets people's attention." Perantoru. one or the founders o f Tubi s t s Unive rs a l Brotherhood Association, or· ganized the five-day Octubafest here. He says there probably will be more than 100 like it around the WOl'ld. ns value as a rant gem stone - one ol natures very limited edt· Uont . Olf1 Lat recently brought in a mineral specimen to show me He had discovered It among hi9 moth«'• penonal treasures It was a chunk of qu•ru veined with gold. It was purchatlld by his orandtathef on April to. 1923 ... the same tune he bought s1ock In the Poker fl,llts Go4d Gtr"SI Mining Company In Sen franctaco. The genUemen did oot maa hie fort\IM with hie sh.,.. Rf oold mining It~ but his famj.. 1y hat st intlaf9ating and un,,_ que memento._ which I have been allowed to exhlbft with our display of gold nugget jeWelry CHARLES H. BARR Our n~ come fn>1" the glacial ltrMml of Al•ka ~ the Yu"°'1. Thev .,. mede up In neckleoes. br-.c91el9, ea,.. rlng1. pendant• and rlnga. Eech Item la aocompenled by a certificate of authenticity. While we don't ~ • alngte 1-tb. nugget In our oollectlon (our 19f'QMt Jt a 11tti. ovet one ounoe) we tNnlt you wlll be In· trigued by tt\19 un~ form of jeWelry ... natural gOtd nug-aeta •.. nch. lhlnlng, ._.,... fflQ"*1ts of ..,. wllderMlll. El Salvador ·' .· J f:dtlor Omlmlw Espllllntng trn Trolll* to Jlo a.u ~ . -came to the offtce before dawn today. He phoned me and •boot my late slumber. 1baa rudely awakened, I decided to call everybocty else on tbe statf. . . 1A..N IALVAl>Oll. at Salvidor <AP>-TwoeW7alr noOUIUICI u.. bMd of m lalndor'a debt-... ,, 1ovennaut aanouneed plua todQ to Mt up a naUq jU9ta of two ome.e and tbree civlllaaa ud f.!:••d to re· dlArl.lllM tM oa '1 wealth. Col. J..U. Abdul Gutlenea and Col. Adolfo Amoldo Na· f ano alto dluolved tbe e1l1latuu thal bad beeft dom!Dated by the_ covenuneat t.oppa.d Moad.ay Dl&bt and Pl'C>-. Cuba Pus·h Delayed ·For· TV CHARLO'ITE, N.C. <AP) - MQre than 1, 700 Marines will u - sault the beach at Guantanamo Bay in Cuba Wednesday two hours later than originally planned -partly because it will be easier for telelvislon to cover their landing ~re.be. Military offlclala said Monday another reason for the delay in the landlna ia w._k~p Marines from hurtilag tbemaelvea wblle getlin& into boa\a in tbe dart. • Alter a gathering.of all tbe intellectual editorial minds . ' on this staff, we decided the problem wa1 cauSed by the .. ,, .. _._ -· .· Calexico earthquake. A quick survey-(>f, all the otber papers in Orange County, however, established that their teletype news machines bad worked Just fllle all night. THE maasE, ordered by President Carter in tbe wake of revelations about a Soviet com· bat brigade in CUba, involves sending Marines ashore from three Navy lhlpe to simulate the reinforcement of the 420 Marines already at the U.S. military base. on Cuba. The drills. are intended as much to demonstrate that the United States can defend its poasessioa.a aa to give practice to the Marines and Navy IT WAS UNFAia. we blubbered, that the Calexico quake should single us out to be punished by disconnected electronics. How in the world would we fill today's _paper? We might have to come up with som~ momentous local news. Maybe we could get som~ Orange County jolly boys to push the U.S. postal people into issuing a W.C. Fields stamp. Thal might fill some space. llADI! EDISON MDJ.n would invite Jane Fonda to 1peakbeforetheOr8,Jll~CountyBoardofSupetviaon. Bow about aett1Da the Huntlqtoo Beach City Council to thrvw a C!CM:ktall par\)' boDorin& fellow Ccmnrilmaa Jolm Thoma? · . Meanwhile, the Laguna Beach ctty CouDcil eooJd aplce things UJ> downcoast by all members donnln.I sheets ~ ~~ ~ .!'> bootle1 apartment owners aboutiq, ~ ' • THE NEWPORT BBACB CITY Council eould make some news by unanimously agreeing to allow something Anything will do. Apartments, condos or roller skates. · .Anyway, a fter exhaustive investigation we de· termln.ed t.bat our news wires got dilsconnected0 by some operauve of-Ma Bell who spliced the, wrong wires lfl..Santa Ana. Wouldn't you know it wouJd be somebody in Santa Ana that did us in. We _got ~nn.ected in tin)e to get all tbe wire news about higher oil pnces, strikes, violence and Carter versus Kennedy. When you come right down to it, the W.C. Fields stamp is a lot more exciting. But a demonstration.l,proves nothing if no one sees it: "IT'S HARD TO cover Guan· tanamo from the Pentagon," s aid Lt. Commande r Gordon Peterson, spokesman for the Defense Department. Thus. many special arrangements have been made to help get the news out. Planoen for the Joint ~a of Stalf have moved back the landlq ti.me from dawn unW about 8:30 a.m. to make it safer for llariaee and live added ll&bt for the TV cameras. Al~ Martnea cooaldered lt a military secret that they were loading the troops onto ships last Wednesday in Morehead City, Navy public re. lations officers supplied the date without prompUng JN ADDITION, Navy and Air Force spokesmen in Norfolk, Va., and Washington a.re telling reporters when they can see the assault., even though the day of the landing is supposed to be a secret. Military personnel from Washington.~ Norfolk, Jackson· ville, Fla., and Jacksonville, N.C., are scrambllnf to 1et re- porters into Guantanamo, brief · Senate Nixes Fuel Bill Aid ~ ·~ tbeD), show~ them ..the exercise, W ASlllNGTON (AP) -The Senate rejected a proposal Mon· day for spending $1.25 billl.on in emergency fund.a to help elderly and poor pe~ pay sharply rul'ng fuel bUl.s thiB winter. Shortly before the 47-43 vote Sen. Jacob Javita, R·N.Y ., said many al the poor and eklerly "cannot afford to buy fuel no then get tbem out and to matter bow they skimp and 1 telepbooes in time to meet de- save '.' adlines. Those arrangementa J avita bad sought to leapfrog normal legislative procedure8 because, be said, 1otn1 throucb normal channels would not get the money where it was needed ln lime to aave aome poor .people from freezlng this winter. have been altered at least four times in the past five days. Another problem bas been that the Navy base at Guan· tanamo switched lut weekend from DayUgbt Saving Time, which most of the country la still using, to Eastern Standard Time. Showers Soak South Icy Temperature• Move Into Northeat .. ... u ... 19 ,. II • .. 41 ,. ., . u .. \. n 44 62 ,, ·" N M . " IS 45 1t ,, .. . ..... J6 • n .,, .. 16 • ,,. .a as •• •• .. It .. .Q .11 •• __. ...... . " '" . ---"'-." ..... .... Qty .. €• .. t•IWe•thr v ...... ~ ....., •ftfl • ,, ..... <'-ef lllowotn. 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LP·28, sboct for the Popular Leagues of Peb. 21, it eon· stdered fairly moderate on the spectrum al tM doleJl active )ef. list groups opeuttn1 ln the country. The rebel spolteamao, wbo asked anonymity, refused to describe the ideology of the re- bels, saying only they want to ••seek a change in the structure or the armed forces and effect the changes that are necessary lo the country.'' Ptior to the iocident. some of, ficers were known to want Romero to llberallu bis regime, while others called for an even tougher crackdown on the i.o· cteasingly violent leftist ele· ment. T~key Chief Quits Mter . Vote~ Defeat ANKARA, Turkey <AP> Turkish Premier Bulent Ecevit announced bis resioatloo Mon- , day because oC"an election defeat that gave more power to the op- posiUoo forces led by former pre- mier Suleyman Demirel. Ecevit said be would Connally submit the resignation of his government to President Fahri Koruturk on Tuesday. The de- cision came aft.er three hours ol meetings involvi~ the Cabinet and the leadership of Ecevit's m o de rate·le ftist Re publican People's Party. · ·'Dur government bas 105t a majority in the Parliament. The election results as they renect in the ~liament necessitate a change of government," Ecevit told reporters after emerc:inl from the meetings. Hero Reealled Glory T~d to Unhappines• MANCHESrER. N .H. (AP) -Rene Gapon and Ira Bayes re· tu.med from Iwo Jima aa World War ll heroes. immortalised in a Pulitzer Pri.ze·winni.o.& i>bo&ograph of a Dag·raisi.og on the island. It took Gagnon Z3 yea.rs toGg,r, but be bu followed Hayes down the path from hero to unhappiness, alcobol and death. . Tbe lut surviving Marine from tbe famous. pbotoerapb, Gagnon died Friday at age SS al an apparent heart attack in the boiler room al the apartment complex where be worked as a custo- dian. Poa A TOIE it bad seemed he led a cbanned U!e. Of the 250 men in Gacnoa'• company, only 12 su:rvind Iwo Jima. Three of the •ix men in the pbotocraph never returned from the island. Hayee died al ~ on the Gila River Indian Reservation in central AriJooa after a drlnkinl bout in ~-Jobi\ Bradley, a Navy hospitaJ corpsman who helped in the fla1 raislDC, t. still Uvlng i.o Antigo, Wb. GAGNON WA.8 DISCIL\&GED from the Marines in April, 1946. In an lmer'view last year. be recalled that alt.er returning, be worked • at a number ol jobs, nearly lost his wife and nearly became an alcoholic. Even the lnteniew bad an unhappy ending. On Memorial Day; 1.978, three da.ya after the account was published in a Conca.rd newspaper, Gagnon 111u fired from hi.s job as rugbt manager of a Maocbeatef' mot.el because of comments be made about the motel. During the battle, three soldie~ were trying to hoist the makesb.it't flagpole but it was too heavy Two more Joined in. So· meone called in Gagnon, and u the six ll.tted the pole, Associated Press photographer Joe Rosenthal snapped the picture. THE llOAD TO THE motel's rught desk· had been a long <>Oe. When be returned from the war. Gagnon and the two other surviv· ing flag raisers reeeived a hero's wek ome in Wa.shington and spent two months tounng the country to promote war bonds. Gagnoo then played lumsell in a John Wayne movie, "Sands of two Jima." Offered a seven·year. $700 a weelt moVJe contract. he refused when bia wile told him to cboose between·actmg and mar· rtage. He returned to bJA native Manchester and a $60 a week job in a textile milL 1. Turn· air Conditioning ther-4. Insulate your home. mostats up to 78. 1 2. Tum heat down t.o 65. • i. Drive your car u lf there were an ea.i>etween your root and the IU pldal. \ \.-I 5. Shop the ads in the Daily Pilot. Combine your shopping trips, going for just exactly .the merchandise you need and tbe stores selling it. at a price you - can afford. , ... Remember. the advertls~ments in the Dai~Pilot are placed by firms and · · viduals in your -community -e Orange Coast . Shop those ads and save time, and energy. , , -·· r -----~----------------~---------------... 71 7 • . t ... • j La1ana/8outh. Coast Yo•rBo•ea••• Dally Newspaper' EDITION Wat~hes ·Offered to Judg~ as a, RDDICSlt'll08•.._ .............. A 1taae pri.an iDmai. ~ at Orance County J all was cbarted todaY wttb olferiq a •.ooo tinbe to Superior Court Judie Robert Rlctlea IA return for a favorable sentence on local charcea ol crand then and fraud. According to Oran1.e_ County Sheriff's Lt. Wyatt n-art, the brtbe wu otrer'ed to YDClercover aanu wbo po9ed u -te1aJ aldes to \be Judie. Jud.-Rlcklel was never even ~re ol tM brtbe attempt, Ra.rt •• alned. A aeeood man lat.er provided the undercover investigators with $30,000 in &Oki watches as coUa-.erll unUJ the cash could. be raised, Hart alleged. According. to Hart, law en- rorcement offtcen reeeived in- formation throuab the Jail that ltkhard Timofhy Workman, factn1 n1ne counts of grand theft and fraud in a $3 miilion "scam," made known th~ fact that be wanted to bribe a judge. During the past weekend. sheriff's Intelligence Unit ln· vestigalor Lea Lebe r a nd Newport Beach Police Sgt. John Simon visited Workman at the jail when tbe allegecl bribe at~ tempt WU diJcuued. "The idea was tbat ~ judge would allow him to run his Orange Cotmty sentence coocu.r· rent to bis state prison sen-· teoce." Hart explained. Workman bas been serving time at Chino State Prison oo previous convtctlons or grand theft and fraud, Hart said. . He described Workman, who bas several aliaes,, as "an or· ganhed crime figure," well known to law enforcement agents. Hart said an arrest Wan'8Dl baa been . obtained against Workman's outside associate, whom Hart declined to identify. Workman was charged in a complalnt with attempting to bnoe a public official. Hart said. Details of the investigation were not · released until the gold watches were ac:tually In the hands of the undercover agents, Hart said. ' Judge Rickles presides over .. the master criminal calender In SUperior ~urt. Hart, whjle declining to pro- vide specl.tics, said undercover agents received wor.d from the jail t}lat Workman was desperately t1")'ing to "fmd so- meone with connections" to carry out the bribery deal. South Border Property _Damage High CALEXICO <AP> -With after shocks still rumbling beneath them thousands of jittery Im- perial Valley residents cleaned up their shattered property t.o- d ay while scientists gathered seismic dat.a in the wake of .e thundering earthquak~ that in· jured at least 91 persons. The Monday afternoon quake, which measured 6.5 on the Richter Scale and. was centered 10 miles east or here. was felt up lo 300 miles away in three states a nd Me xico. Most o f the damage, however. was concen· trated in the agricultural valley of 90,000, which straddles the Mexican border about 100 miles eaat of San Diego. <Related photo, Page AS> Bui.._ cnambled and boUle roofa ~.... A•&om•Ml• ... ,.. .. t d .. , ............ Highways buckled , bieladbac sections of busy Interstate 8 Twenty rural bridges· were dam8J:1· Severa.1'-fires broke out. · ~glass wu ever. ywbere. Three loaded f\ael tanks at a tank farm out.aide El Centro wuenqituredbytha-Quakeand authorities -:ere concerned that the strong aftershocks that con· tinued to jolt lb'e area today would spark a "mammoth fire.'' Some of the aftershocks were felt as far away as San Diego. More than 20 fire fighters from two counties stood by as'of- flctals worked frantically to drain 90,000 gallons of gasoline and aviation fuel from three damaged storage tanks. The All-American Canal which brings water rrom the oearby''Colorado River to .this thirsty desert land, sustained major damage. according to of- fidals rrom the stale Office or Emergency Preparedness, who were to make an aerial survey today. The OES said at least 61 in· jured persons were treated at three area hospitals on this side of the border-Calexico, El Ceo- tro Community and Pioneer Memorial in nearby Brawley ·'There were no serious in- juries,'' said Alex Smith, ad· ministrator al El Centro Com- munity Hospital. "We bad ~gbt caaualities, bumps and bnuses. minor lacerations... the most serious -injury was a laceration thatcUdoottakestitches." • • Just. across the Mexican border in Mexicali, where some panic was reported in the city's teeming streets Police Officer Apulinar Sunaran said many homes .were heavily dama1es and 30 pes IOm were i.lljured- mostly by breaki.Da 11ua. SeismolosUsta at tbe Calilomia Institute or Te_chnology in Paaadeoa said the minute-lon.& temblor wa1 centered aJionl the Mexican bprder, p~ly on the Imperial Fault. wblcb ls an off. lltoot ol tbe famed San Andreas Fault. ~ £acer ecieDtiltl were amloua· tr comllAlis tbe area today, set· tla• up eopbiaticated iutna· meata lllDd Dl'Ob6nl craca in tbe arid ..._-Door In an effort to IGDlct ..... data .. J*Rble. •tlM po a aMllllDcb. . ao.. 'Bdmllld Q. Brown Jr. •llaort• BMtCoutpr ....... 1191 U9iF "8 niDI wl WM ..... to ..... tM lm,.n.l :v.-1a111llftlll'aocmto ..... dte , •••••• aad eoa1ld•r an e::r =~r:'!f Jid. ~-.... ., dedaNd a state ot ~--· Laguna Case Drugs Believed Cause of Death Laguna Beach polm~ are m- vesttgatmg the death of ao un- identified 29-year-old Monterey County man found Monday even· 1ng lying near the bluffs at Sleepy Hollow Beach Investigator Gene Brooks said the man was found aifer an a nonymous phone calle r told police the locauon. Brooks said the death ap· peared to be the result of an ac cidental drug overdose but noted AP'•.,.,,_.. the final cause or death will be original call lo report some men down on the beach. · Brooks said authorities were withholding release of the vie· tim 's name pending notification of his next or kin. Authorities were in cont.act with Monterey County official~ this morning but had failed tu locate the rnan·s relatives. QUAKE DAMAGE EXTENSIVE -The Im i>ertal QM.mty General Services bullc:Uni is tilting from force of earthquake Monday afternoon. The building, which the fire de· partment says is still sinking, sits atop pillars that were badly damaJ(ed. determined by a corone r 's autopsy scheduled later today. ~·He bad bl.a w~ and there waa money in it 90 we don't think robbel'J' wu ill•olYed," CUSD OKs Teacher Firings EARTHQUAKE CAUSES CHAOS IN'CALEXICO Store Owner S.zundlno ANlano Puta Store Back In Order cracked swimming pools in the .. cent...(atoreowner. desert resort of Palnl' Springs, A-Sikery sustained $3,000 a bout 65 miles northwest or damage as spices, dyes. creams here. · and nour mixed into one gigan- ln hard bit El Ceolro--wbere tic confection In the slora1e p0lice stood gµard ·to prevent rooin. A paint store was a rain· looting-the elgbt-year-old bow of red, white and black- "earthquake proof" Imperial -colon that flowed Crom 7$ County Senice Bullclinl lh1fted flve·1allon drums that came on its foundation a nd was craahlncdown. declared a tGtal loea by state di.a· In Brawley, a water tower uter oftldall. tumbled to the pwnd, an old A bo\tt 200 peQple were theater collapsed and several nacuated from the . six-story boaae trailers were knoc.ked ltncture lfter' tt dropped one from tWr 1upporta: Power and ad a ball feet and lifted three telephone Uoea were down feet to one tide wbea lta COD· tbrou1bout the valley and crete 1upport plltara buckled numerom ,,u and water malns and ~~·Our bulldlu, J· were cracked. · ~. wullC:Ji.aeaboutoaefoot The earthquake was tbe eitb•r •• , . ~ .UHi It Wat siron.-in tbe 48 conU~ aom.u.tq like belDI on a roller i tatat .u.c. \be dilutrous Feb. • eoaater," a llUl'°''s aJde sJJd. t , tm Sylmar.SU Fernando ''Tben WM wtndow .... all quake wbk:b lrila.d es people ad o••r UM street. llaaneqWias -Ilk• llonda1'• quak•-nn )lllild up ii tbe lton wbl· rellttend e.1 oa th• RlcbtM ......... _.,....,....._.. • (leeQVAD, Pa .. "2> Did DanaaJ ....... -1:1 .. • BrOOU .......... ," '°'*'• at San Juan Man It .. a ........ au:1Mwtei""" o•ea clo9e. •• • Officers responded to the Dies ID• Coast beaeb ••r "' Sotath Cout fll0Jn11 ... ,.... tM -·· Ufli!d ..... ...,. ..... at .... Road Crash 9 :30 p.m. Tbe victim was tabn to South Coast Medical Center · where doctors worked oo .him A wrong way driver who was »but failed to revive him. k~lled i~stantly Monday when · Brooks speculated that the has _ca~ hit a truck hea.d-on on the anonymous phone call tip might San Diego Freeway m El Toro have come from friends wbo may h.ave ca~ed the cr~h to didn't want to gel involved with take his. own. life, according lo an investigation aotothedeath. C:aliCorrua Highway Patrol of-"People usually don't want to f1cers. •. . . . talk to the police i! drugs are in-The man was 1dentaf1ed as 1 ed .. Brooks said Richard . Dumont, 23. or San vo ~e 'said it app~ar ed the Juan _Cap1stra.no. . stricken man htrd bee n carried Officers said ~ .witness ~old to the beach location and them Dumont, dnvmg a fore1ip1 · dumped near the bluffs. made sports car. passed ~im The investigator said officers while traveling nearly 80 miles have not determined where the per hour and m ade a U-tum on victim was sJJlying in the area. the southbound lanes or the The· man was found on' the beach freeway ti v·n tel Th · rts ar then crashed below Vaca on i age, a mo e SJ?<> c m the Art Colony. where a man mto a p1 c.k-up truck .near Lake called police shortly after the Forest Drive, destroymg the car and causing major damage to the truck. c...--U.ane.I &eJlool JlM.. triet b• ,_. lul" ~ a measure aimed at iring teacben wbo walk off their ~ and approved tripling daily sub- sti t ute instructor pay in the e vent of a threatened strike. But teacher association presi· dent. St.e!arue Seach said after the board's action that while a strike Ls possible both sides hope lo continue to negotiate an end to the current labor dispute . No future contract talks are scheduled. Teachers are asking for an 11.5 percent pay booSL while CUSD negotiators are offenng only a 7 percent increase. . Negotiators for .the .dist.rict'- 750 \eacbers are also asking for binding arbitration in contract grievances. But district officials are str ongly opposed to the arbitration demand. Miss Seacb, a second grade teacher at Moulton elementary School, said the next step in the The driver of the truck was re- leased from Saddleback Com- munity Hospital with minor in· Juries. Patrolmen at the scene theorized that the fat.al accident Police Hope Drawing Will ,. contract talks would be for the state to be asked to step in. But she said the t.alk.s are not al that stage. Trustees adopted a series of policies aimed at updating the district's stand against teachers was a successful suicide at-T..,,.~e K;ller tempt, officers said i II......_,. ., 400 Injured In Philly Train C·rash PHILADELPHlA CAP) -A chain.reaction crash or three commuter traiM during the morning rusft hour today sent riders tutnbling throu"h the, aisles, injuring more than 400 passenjen. · "All beU broke loose, said one of the passengers. There were ·no reports or rataJtties in the accident on the Media-Weal Cbealt!r llne in southwest Pblladelpbia. The injured were tallea to 23 boepltall and a nearby elemea· tary scbool, said Police Com· mtaaloner Joaepb O'Neill. Most of the lnjuries involved bloody noaes, cull, whlplaabee and . some brc*en bonel, be said .. A pMMftler on the rear train 11ld lt "J .. t plowe4 into the bac~" of the train stopped ln froatot ft. · AcCOl"dtnl to R.B.., Hoff1D4D, an offtciaf of Conran, wbln operat.e tbe commuter Hnice, a nine-car lead train developed • mecbanlcal failure and a leeond traia, wblda allo b.lld D1De can, •tft9ped blb1Dd It.• -•rin.. .. ..., traba tot mn.cs ( ... 'ftAIN, .... Al) By JACKIE BYMAN Of ... o.lty ""'SUfl Tustin police bave released a drawing, as vis ualized by a psychic, or a man they said could be the killer or a number of Orange Coast women. They added that.· the psychic believes the killer Ls tbe man wbo called Tu stin police early Sunday, "playing a game." Tustin Police Cbie( Charles Thayer, speaklng for a task force of detectives from fout cities-and the county. admit ted that calling in a psychic means police a.re "grasping at straws." "Basically, we have no leads in tb.la case," be said. 'Thayer nld be bopes someone wbo tees tbe drawina or hears a tape ol the phone caller oo radio or televilkln will recop.be t.be aus~ and call pollco. Be also said the psychic belie•• the ma1>'s name may be Salvatiore. There was no lndlcatioll wtaMber that ls the flnt nam6 or a 1ut name. The caller, • ~· with a allabt drawl, toyed with the dlt· patcher in • brief CCJe-:= frequenily ....... q wltb q\leltiODI. .Asked wbo he was, be aald, "W)o do ,OU think it la?" 8Dd. momeat i.ter, "Why don't JOU take • IUIUT It could be the Wiaard ol Oa.'' He promiMd to call blek ln an bour bu\ dWD't, Tba,.rMAcl. (8" troaD&U, ..... Al) · who walk off their jobs. A teacher could now be fired if he or she refuses to ret<un to work alter a warning and two-week period has pused. · Coast Weather Variable cloudiness to n ight with a aligh t chance of showers. Partly cloudy Wednesday. Lows tonlgbt 57 to 84. Wghs Wednesday 68 to 75. IN818ETODAY Tia• na.cleor jftddnl al ThrH Mk lllal9d prowd U.. 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A,.11cy '° their meetlq. at 1:30 p.m . ill the Countil Chamber 100 Ave. Preeicllo. • At lHtt one olflclal, AJan Ulm, state parks auiatanl superintendent, says be basical- ly Ol>ll'08M the new road. But Ulm aald Monday be wants to see tbe,eievelopen• pla11. . . Tbe propoeed 3,000-unlt pro. ject, known as Rancho San Clemente, is located rou1bJy south of Avenida Pico, east of ex.istiq homes alon1 tbe San Diego Freeway and extends d~wn to the Silo Diego County -~·w..-DIOOINO OUT IN El CENTRO AFTER DEVASTATING QUAKE Roberto Avtla Stack• Block• From Hit Front Porch Frota r•fl(-A I -Line. • Nu-West Development QUAKE Corporation, developers of the • • • Rancho San Clemente project told San Clemente council mem; bers they were optimlatic about a southern access road being built in the future. Council members voted 3 to 2 last month to approve the Rancho San Clemente specific plan. · scale. Historically, the Imperial V a II e y b a s b.e e n a v e r y seismically active are a. On May 18, 1940, an earthquake in lhe valley killed nine persons and disrupted water supply, ~~rops, causing considerable losses. During this century. more than seven major quakes have struck the area. Council members Karoline Koester and Myrtis Wagner op- posed the plan's approval partially becauae they asserted that no guarantees bad been made that a future southern ac· IJoar.d Mulls cess road would be built. • 1 Mrs. Koester asserted that the ~raffic from the 3,000-home pro- Ject would overload A venida Pico. State parks officials are con- sidering the establishment or a camp.ground a"jacent to the Rancho San Cl~mente project across the county line. This site is currently located on Camp .PeJtdleton SchoQl. Board Candidates To Air Views An across-the-board pay raise for teacbe~· and certificated school employees is expected to be granted tonight by the Hunt· ington Beach City (elementary) School Dis trict Board ol Trustees. Teachers a nd certificated workers agreed earlier this month with district negotiators on a 7 .5 percent salary boost. AU parties also agreed to extend curreht contracts until June 1982. -• • Both ~be Huntington Beach Elementary Teachers Aaaocia· tion. and the California School Employees AuociaUon started bargainine on reopened articles of their W18 contracw lut Juiy. Management and non. certificated employees are also expected. to be liven salary in· creaaes. In all cases raises would be retroactive to last July Bus Fares For Students Will Capistrano Uri'ified School District students someday pay bus fares t,o ride from home to school and back? School board members told CUSD aides Monday to stlldy that possibility and bring back a report to trustees later this year. Trustees decided to study the 1 quesuoo of imposing student bus fares after the recent passage of atate ._,alatioa ~ u AB UN tbet aUOw9 die t ... to be leYted by 8Cbool dlstrtcta. AB 1515 wu introduced by As semblywoman Marian Bergeson, R·Newport Beach, and became law lo April. CUSD Trustee Ted Kopp OP· posed the bus fare study: Kopp said the fee system would even- tuaUy ~e out public school transportation. School b•rd President George White said he might favor a bWl fare system only if it did not inctease the amount of funds CUSD already spends on student home-to-school-to-home transportation. Trustee Edward Westberg said the study should include possible plans to increase stu. dent walking distance and use of Orange County Transit District bus es ror high s chool youngsters.. --1 Las~ year, CUSD trustees in creased student home-to-school walking distances lo order to save about "$352,000 ln busing costs. Nov. 5 Trial Set in Child Rape, Murder A Nov. S Or a nge County Superior Court trial date was scheduled Monday for a 44-year- old Woodland Hills man accused or the rape-torture murder or a 2~·year-old girl who disap- peared from her Ventura County home in March, 1978. Theodore Frank, held in custody without bail. races char~es or murder, rape, kid nappmg and child molestation in connection. with the abduction an~ slaying of young Amy Sue Se1ti Y entura County Deputy Dis tract Attorney Irving Prager said he will seek the death penalty for Frank should he be c~nvicted in the upcoming jury trial. T h e case was moved to Orange County because of lhe alleged 1>rcJuclicial effect of pre- t r i a J publicity in Ve ntura County. The young girl's body was found in a bushy area alongside a driveway in Topanga Canyon on llarcJa 11. 1971. two ~ •fter •he bad ~ abdaded from a Camartllo reaideoc'e where she wu staying witb a baby sitter . According to court documents. the body was found about 500 yards from Ftank's home - It was learned Mo11day from a source familiar with the case that prosecutors will attempt to link Frank with the crime through microscopic examina- tion of plier marks found on the girl's body with a tool seized from Frank's home. Prosecutors also will attempt to show that a man fitting Frank's description was seen in the Camarillo neighborhood about the time the Seitz giTl was abducted. • . Frank previously had pleaded innocent to au charges against him. Frank was arreste-d-in January shortly after being seh· tenced to elgbt years in state prison on two convictions in Los Angeles County child molesta· Uon cases. Trutees meet. at Peterson School, 20661 Fama worth Lane, at 8p.m Arabs Cancel Bids OTTA WA CAP> -Arab COUD· tries have cancelled three COD· tracts worth more than $4.5 million beca~ of the new gov- ernment's plan to move the Canadian embassy 'ln Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, ID· ternational Trade Minister Micha~ Wlllon said Monday. Bergeson Attacks Voucher Proposal L/$C DAILY PILOT , ... Ot_c..to.n,~ ......... """< .. ltc-bl-e.. _,,,_, ''-'-.,, t ... °'-CeHI ---~. leioer<lff911111-ar• ,... ... , ..... -.. lllrWlll •:rio., ... c .. ,. -. ... ,,_, 9Mcll, _.__Ill,_ ..,,,.y_....,,,,_,l--~c-,. •"'91• ,........._...,,, __ 5alvrWn-$olft4a•• ,,... IWM<..,.. _"".,. -,, "'no wnt 1.t1 Sc,_., CotY-...,c.i._ • .._ "'"='..":i=- Vi<t l'rM~~=-,;.,_. ,_ ..... .. .., -L---~1--°""'""· ~ ~,.... ., ............. ..,... ............ ()Moe 14111 H9 C..t4 HitllMeY OHIMe OMt••Mt~Wtt! ... _ ."""''......, .. tc"' 1111sl1Hr),...__ T•sph19(N4)~ asr•••it"""'.,.....•~ Assemblywoman Marian Bergeson said Monday the June, 1980, proposed school voucher plan that ~-on the ballot would kill p\lbllc and private education in California and curb local school boards. Answering questions before Capla.trano Unified School J>is. trlct trustees, Mrs. Bereeson said tbe voucher initiative needs · 500,000 petition slgnaturea to qualify it for the state ballot. "I have serious conaUtutionaJ concerns about the separation of cburcb and atate," lf the voue~ plan wu approved, 1aid llrs. Bergeson, a former Newport-lleaa school board member. Home Looted In.Laguna Lapna Beach '"police are in· veatl1atln1 a residential bur1lary that netted thieves '2,192 in cameru, Jewell and anUquee. Polle• 1al1P AblC•ll Harrla Alderman m Balboa Ave., re- turned Monday from a brief vaeatima Md found aomeoae bad broUD Into ber bome. Amq Che mi11tn1 artlcln were • pelat comprwaor, elec-tric 1aw, an antique con .. table IDd •~··band radio. "It (lhe voucher) has a very attractive sound since (propo- nents say) it would allow a fami- 1 y choice of the most •P· propriate education for the children," she said. ·Mrs. Bergeson explained that • under the voucher plan state school officials in Sacrameoto would "computerlie students" and allow their parents to choose their schools. H need ~ a state lottery system wouJd be used to decide where students could attend. Mrs. Bergeson, ft-Newport Beach, said this would have a tremendous "negative impact" on California's public, private and parochJal schools . "It would pretty much rule out local school boards," llrsr BergelOD added . In other· tltate school laaues, Mrs. Bergeson said statewide aa~ary schedules for school employees may aomeday mean a strike by all teachers and other workers on California campmea. Mra. Bel'fe&On alao aaid the doe1 not Me. a drutic cutback in fund• for CUSD lo the event Propoe!tJon ' the GUD "Splrit ot 11" bdtJaUve la approved by lbe voe.en No•. 4. The frultman 1tate u - aemblywoman Hid most.ob- Hrven believe Pr'OPOllUon 4 will, be approved byCalllornla voters .. .., • 1eivelry Found A Hatch Monday of • l"8n&a1 truck uptured after ' Million Viejo ~ burglary reveal41d about l260,000 tn 1Uver and jewels mlHlnc from vartoua buralarles counlywlde, a sheriff's invesUiator said today. lnvest.iaator Jlm Harrell aaid the lot wu reeovered wbeo tbe truck waa searched Monday after a search warrant bad been obtained. The truck wu seiJed Sunday at about 5: 10 p.m. after deputies ar· rested Sidney Tyrooe B.atUe, 38, of Santa Ana. Battle wu arrest· ed after Robin Wallace, 26501 Campe11ino, Mission Viejo al· legedly caught him burglariz:iog his home Sunday afternoon. Battle assertedly fled the scene in the truck but was spotted by Sheriff's Deputy Mike Wood heading northbound on the San Diego Freeway. Wood spotted the U-Haul truck after deputies at the~glary scene broadcut a description of the vehicle over the radio. Sheriff's deputies and police from Costa Mesa and Santa Ana halted Battle's truck near the in· tersection of Fairview Road and Segerstrom Street in Santa Ana late Sunday afternoon. Battle was a rres ted on burglary charges and is being held on $10,000 bail in Orange County JaH. Investigator Harrell said sheriff's officers are still in- vestigating the incident to de· termine if others were involved in the burglaries. He indicated the toot re- covered Monday appeared to be miss ing from various other county burglaries, lnclud1ng several in.coastal communities. Mrs. Fernald Dead at 84; Services Set Fu n e ral s ervices are scheduled for Oct. 24 for 14-year l!.aguna Beach resident Marjorie 0 . Fernald who died at South Coast Medical Center Sunday at the age of 84. Mrs. Fernald, a native of Maine, was the mother of Jane Bo" '#M opwatee AdMDtun Trawl .......... Laauu Bwb wit.b ber' -.a..-t ClaarU.e 8o7d. a former Lapna Beaeh com- cllman and mayor from 11'12 to 1973. Services for Mrs. Fernald will be held at 2 p.m. in St. Mary's Episcopal Church in Laguna Beach Interment will be at Dwm Family Mortuary in Ashland, Maine. Mrs. Fernald is survived by three grandchildren in addiUoo to her daughter and son-in-law. Race Pilot Leaves RENO (AP) -Pilot Steve Hinton ls out of the hospital nearly one month after being in· jured seriously when the 27· year-old Claremont man's "Red B11r..on' .. 1>·51 plane crubed in the· final race of· the Reno Na· tional Championabip A1r Races. PSYCfflC •SEES'SUIP!CT Polee ReleaM Drawing MURDERS •• The pt1ychic drawing and the telephone conversation were the latest twists in a series or cases dating back to 1976. Only one s urvivOf bas been able to describe her attacker, and one other attack was witnessed by a child. · · Four murders and one severe beating occurred in Co8ta Mesa. There was ooe murdeP each in Corona del Mar, Garden Grove, and Fountain Valley; a murder and an attack in Irvine, an at· tack in Santa Ana Heights, and an attack and two murders in Tuatin, including one attack vic- tim's U.nborn child, who was later stillborn. The psycbit visualized a dark· complexioned man, of medium height, muscular build and Latin appearance as the killer of Debra Jean Kennedy. 24, who was murdered in ber Tustin apart· mentOct.7. Thal matches tbe general desc:_ription of the murderer or Marolyn Carelton. 31. killed Sept. 14 in her Costa Mesa apartment. Her slayer was seen by her 9- year-0ldson. rne psychic also reportedly believes the killer to be the phone caller, who called police at 2 :32 a.m. lut Sunday. She had a strong feeling the slayer would strike again, soon and ls increuing his activities, Thayer said. H~ said ·police trus t this partJcular psychic be<:ause, in a previous case. she located for t·h em solely by her psychic abilities a runaway woman who had disguis ed her duap· pearance. Tb~ayer said there may be eome leeda ill tbe cue ol an UD· ldentlfted lntae wolDan who •uniftd -~ oD Sept. JI F,....P~AI TRAIN ... and headed t o w a r d Philadelphia," Hoffman said "The third train stopped behind the secood train and the fourth bit the third before it could move away." W ASHINOTON (AP} -A special counsel, ••1inl "every nickel and every peanut' have been traced," announced today that no cr1ftllnal cbar1ea wU.I be brou&ht in connection with $10 mllllon ln bank loans to the Carter hmtJy•a P~•nu_t warehouse in Georsta.· "I believe It appropriate to state rilbt here that there 1t no · evidence to establltla that Jtm. my Carter commlUed any crimes," special counsel Paul J . Curran said in a atatemeot ac- companying the 239-page report that ended bis six-month ID· vestigatioo. Curran disclosed that the in· vestigation included a rour-bour depositioa he took rrom the pre- sident at the While 11ou.se on Sept. 5~ Curran disclosed. ,, · "My overall .conclusion Mt f ort.b in great detail to the at-t<?!"O~Y general is that b&ffd.Jlll _ all the evidence and the applica· ble law, no indictment can or s hould be brought against anyone. None will be filed," Cur. ran said. / The special counsel said the president's deposition was sub-" milted to the federal grand jury in Atlanta and that under sub- poena, Carter produced all docu· ments that Curran bad sought. 'He has cooperated totally an this investigation," Curran said Cunan said there was no evidence that any of .tbe loan funda to the Carter family busi· ness bad been diverted to the president's 1976 presidential campaign. Nor. he said, were there grounds for criminal charges lri . connection with loans extended to the Carter family warehouse by the National Bank of Geor gia. The bank then was headed by Be rt.Lance. who became the president's budget director and resigned under fire In 1978 because questions about his financial activities. Joggers Bid For Funds at Laguna. High I . Hlgb school students and otbe.r community members will be making the laps arovnd the Laguna Beach HJgh School track Monday to ra.ise funds for various school activities The jog-a-thon kicks off at 1 t 30 a .m .. with participants paid a certain amount per lap complete4, . Proceeds will go to support h1"h school a!.bletic activities. the marching l>and, performing af'ts department, International Affairs Club. the American Field Services and other school functions. , Those wishing to donate any / Hoffman said tbe ~ trains amount from 2S cents on up per The force of the collision pushea the front of the third train into the rear of the second train which was just getting re- ady to pull out. Hoffman added. lnvelved-in the impact could lap, should contact the school have carried u muy aa l.200 a c ti vi ties de pa rt men t at people. 494-8546, ext. 223. ~~~~~~~~---'~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~1Jd/e Bw ~:~i CJ& ~~11~ 0 Dress up your old diamonds and other ge ms with a new mounting designed to bring out new fire and bc.auty. How easy it is to update your traditional and fine old jewelry 0 into sparkl ing, glamorous new dinn er or special-occasion rings. t We can custom design-especia l~ for you-and your ·:~~' t:(, , \t .. , 'ft. dia monds will look more bcautif ul than ever before. JfJ ~fv Let us help you create that new ri ng from our se lection of .~~~ ~·:: .. exciting, mod ern mountings with th e wider, bolder look. ~'· ' i.: . fSAlll <Jl/a/hli <ltewfeJI Fine Jewelry 3S FASHION ISLAND • NEWPORT BfACH, CALIFORNIA 92660 TELEPHONE (714) 644·2494 \ \' \ l • ' · Orange Coast ED IT IO N VOL. 72, NO. 289, 3 SECTIONS, 21 PAGES 'ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA r Watches Offered 9' PiSDUJCIUICllOS•DL °' ........ ,..... .... A state prlaon lnm•t6 ~ at Or~n1e County J all waa cbarc.eid todfiY. wlt.b olfertna a •.ooo bribe to Superior Court Judie Robert Rick.la l.n retum for a favorable sentence on local cba r1ea of grand th eft and fra ud. According to Orange County Sheriff's Lt. Wyatt Hart, the 0 bribe wu oftered to undercover •1enta wbo poMd u le1al aides to the JudMe Judie Rlcldet waa ne ver even aware ol the bribe attempt, Hart n plained. / A second man later provided the undercover investigators 'rith $20,000 in s old watches as collat6ral until the cash could be raised, Hart alleged According to Hart, law en- forcement otllcens received in- form ation t.brouah the j ail that Ri chard Timothy Workman, fatln1 nine cowits of grand theft and fraud In a $3 miillon ''scam," made known the fact th.at he wanted to bribe a J.pdge. Out ing the past weekend, she.rlff's Intelligence· Unit In· vesttgator Les Leber -and Newp0rt Beach Police Sgt. John Simon Visited Workman at the ., . to Judge 88 jail when the alleged bribe at· tempt wu discussed. "The idea was that the judge would allow him to run bis Orange County sentence concur- rent to his state prison sen- tence." Hart explained. · Wortman bas been serving lime at Chino State Prison on pre vtoua canvictions of grand theft and fraud, Hart said. He described Workman, who bas several aliases, u "an or· ganbed crime figure ," well known · t o law e nforceme nt agents. Hart said an arrest warrant bas been obtaine d against Workman's outside associate, whom Hart declined to identify. Workman was charged in a complaint with attempting to bribe a public official. Hart said. Details d the investigation were not r eleased un,,L il tbe gold • r' Totlay'• C:l .. l•I ' N.Y.Stoek• N Fl FTEEN CENTS watches were actually ln the banda of the undercover aients, Hart said. Judge RJckles presides over· the master criminal calender in Superior Court. ff art, while declining to pro- vide specifics, said undercover agents received word frqm. the jail tha t Wo rkm a n w as desper ately trying to "find so- meone with connections" to carry out the bribery deal. ~~South Border uake: .. lnjUFcs ·9-1- 7 QUAKE DAMAGE EXTENSIVE -The lm· periaJ County Gineral Services buildin2 is tilting from force of earthquake Monday PolkeHope .Drawing Will . 1 'frace Killer ~ By JACKIE BYMAN Ot -Dally,. .... S\ett Tustin police have released a drawing, as vis ualized by a ps}'chic, of a man they said could be lbe k1Uer of a number of Orange Coast women . They added that the psychic believes the kiUer is the man who called T us tin police early Sunday, "playing a game." . :rustin Police Chief Charles Thayer . speaking for a task force of d~tectives from four cities and the county, admitted ·tha t calling in a psychic means ·· policeare"grasping at straws." 1 "Basically. we have no leads ln this case,'' be said. Thayer said he hopes someone who sees the drawing or hears a tape Of the phone Caller OD radio or television will recognize the alispect and call police. He also said ·the psychic believes the Jnan's name may be Salvatore. There was no indication whether . that ia lbe first name or a last name. The caller, who spoke with a sUght drawl, 'toyed with the dis- patcher in a brief conversation, frequently answering questions with questions. (See Jll.18:DESS, Pa1e A.2> Coast APW....,...... afternoon. The building, which the fire de- partment says is still sinking, sits at.op pillars that were badly damaaed. EARTHOU~KE CAUSES CHA08 IN'CALEXICO ~ Sto,. OWner S.zundlno Arellano Puts 81ol'9 Back In Order Property Damage High BULLETIN EL CENTRO (AP> -Officlals said TQesday that CaUfontla's worst eartbquake ill elgbl yens ' broke the major caoal briagtng watu to this arid border relioft, leaving some cities In the area with only a two-day.,...ater sup· ply. CAL EXICO (AP) -With after shocks still rumbling beneath them thousands of Jittery 'rm- peri{ll Valley residents cleaned up their shattered property to· day while scientists gathered seismic data in the wake of a thundering earthquake l.bat in- jured al least 91 person'S. Tbe Moad1'Y afternoon quake, which m•••ured 8.5 oo tbe Riebter Seale aDd wu e......_. 10 mu. .... OJI ........... ,.. .. to IOO ml&. awQ ln tbne st.a-and Mexico. Mos t of tbe damace, however.· was concen- trated ln tbe aartculturaJ valley ol 90,000 wbldl 9tnddla tbe Mex- ican border abeut 100 mil•eutof San Diego. There are a ball million people in Mexicali, the capital of Baja. <Related photo, Page AS> Buildings crumbled and house r oofs colla psed. Automobiles were smashed by falling de bris. Hi-g hways buckled, including sections of b usy Interstate 8. Twen ty r ural br id ges were \ dam a~ed. Three loaded fuel 'tanks at a tank< farm outside El Centro wer e ruptured by the quake and authorities were concerned l.bat the strong aftershocks that con- tinued to jolt the area today would spark a "mammoth fi re." Some of the aftershocks were fell as far away as San Diego. More than 20 fi re fi ghte rs from two counUes stood by as of· ricials wo rked frantically to drain 90,000 gallons or gasoline a nd aviation fuel from three d amaged storage tanks. The All-Ame r ican. Canal, which brings water from the n~arb)' Colorado River lo this <See QUAKE, Page Al) Ml CH AE Delly -SQ4t -HEART FOR MICHAEL IN HARBOR VIEW HOMES Newport Nelghbomood PulUng for Smaff Boy LHe Guarded Neighbors Pray for Boy; 4 By IOANNE &EYNOLDS Ot--.P-..- Jan and Ken Wirsler believe they 're part ol a mtr.ele. Their 4-year-0ld son, Michael. is alive today bec:ause of a one-of-a-kind medical macluoe that ls doi.og the wort ol his lungs. But that's only part of the mir acle, the Newport Beach couple say "ITS UNBELJE VAiJL E WHAT God is domg in lhi.s co mmunity People are comiog together because of Michael. people who don't even know each other It's awesome." Mrs W1rgler said' L~t week. the child unlkrwent open heart s urgery al Children's Hospital or Or ange County to repair a hole in hls heart. The operation was complicated when surgeons dis- covered that Michael also was suHen ng from a circulatory problem relaJ.ed tot he veins attached to his heart. The problem was corrected. but the httle boy had part oC one lung removed in the process. THEN RE DEVELOP ED pulmonary fibrosis. a con<b· lJon an whlch hls lungs were unable to oxygenate the blood ci rculat.ed through them. 1'hat's when UC Irvine's Dr. Robert Bartlett wa~ brought m with his machrne It 1s now keeping Michael a li ve Whlle the W1rgler~ have been at their youngest son's side. their neighbo rs hav·e drawn together to give what en· couraizement and s upport they could. Large paper hearts bearin~ Michael's name have (See PRAYERS OFf'ERE D, Page A2) Peanut Probe Finished WASH,INGTON (AP > -A special counsel, s aying "every nickel and every peanut have been traced,·• announced. today that no criminal charges will be brought in connect.ion with $10 million in bank loans to the C arter family 's peanut warehouse in Georgia.' ·'I believe it appropri.ate to slate right here that there is no evidence to establish that Jim- m y Carte r committe d a ny crimes," special counsel Paul J . Curran said in a statem ent ac·· companying the 239-page report that ended his s ix-month in- vestigation .. Curran disclosed that the in· veaUgation included a four-hour deposition }je took from the pre- sident at the White House on Sept. 5, CUrran disclosed . Wea titer Variable cloudiness tonight wltb a sli1ht chance ol ~wera. Partly 'cloudy Wednesda> Lows tonipt 5'1 to M . Highs Wednelday 88 to 75. Buhby Beaten.; PoiSoned "My overall conclusion set tortb in great cfetall to l.be al- torney general la that based on all the evidence and the applica- ble law, no indictment can or sh ould be brought again st anyone. None will.be filed," Cur- ran said. The special counsel said the president's deposition w as sub- mitted to the federal-grand jury in Atlanta and that under sub> poena, Carter produced all docu- ments that Curran had sought. ·. INltlltE TODAY The ac~or inddenl at 'l1wH lfii. llland prooed CM ,... ... ,..to,...., to nclt o ,,.,.,... So Nt1ei.ar .. Rt~ Comln .. "°91nt ..................... '° ........ .,,....,.rtefl plaftl. Sl«lf'aotA7. llltlex ,. ......... Al...... ., .. _.,.;..;...;. ...... a ..... ~ .. .... .::=---=A~ ......... OU 114.(: Am= ... 11'= ~ I f.QllT L.AUDl!RDALE, Fla. <AP) -MelWi Distel knew be felt lous y a nd his marria1e wun't going well. But not tmtil b1s wife aU.cted him with a crowbar, be said, did be learn dat be wu sutrertnc arsenic POUonin1 and that she WH ln kve wit.b a Jons·baul trucker. Last Friday, Mra. Distel ,, .. sen\eneecl to 10 yean in prilcJD foT aaravated MMult. Dbtel, a 41-year-old carpenter from ......., Ptlllbroke Plnel, ··~ lie • •d 1•ttlar tb• WU am&ll otOcL ..... ...... ..,Ml Pidtl'lll!I•, beltlq b1ID .... in my Ute. • be told an attorney in a depoaltioo. ' Distel said in the sworn state- ment be·started feeling terrible ln Febnwy. im. He was abort of breath. be said. Hi• stomacb hurt and be 'd pa11 out. Somet.lm. Ilia blood felt like lt was boilina ln bll veinl. "I woukl set up and I'd be-wr· in1ln1 wet and crawl to the bathroom to baq mJ bead lD the tollet ~· be said. ''I bat- ed to tab a lbower ln tbe morn-iDA:.:: t.be bot water burl.•• _,_...._~ua. Tb•J' learned Dl1tel waa banq •••eal&MI wltla hlt mar-rlq•?Jilmt mine, balr ad Dail to a toaleoloPJt .... ._.,....-e. .. ~~~. stateaienta, Diatel's 18-year-old dau1bter. Denise, wu barborina a secret. . According to the daugbter"s sworn statement, Mn. ~stel had told ber about the love alf alr with the trucker -and about t.be pollon -four years earlier. • "I toot it u a joke," the daupw said. "Sbe said she put tt, a little bit, ln tbe eolfee. It dlNOlftl. He drlDb lt. He dies and lt'1naturalcaUH1." Aker tlle crowbar attack, DeoiH told ber fUber: "K• stmted to crJ became IM WU bis wtfe for 11 y..n," tbe daqb'=' . Jat the crowbar at. t.aek, 1*tel wu ln tlle ba9pbal for bia UIDela. Wbm be came home, be Mid, bll wit• "wu nice r to me than she was for years ... like extra nice." But the morning or Oct. 28, he said, he was awakened by a sharp blow on bis head. Be told police bis wife wu s tandi.q over him holding a crowbar ana swung again, hittlna him on the aide of tbe bead. DllW drove blmaeU back to the boepital, bleedina heavily. Distel told atteodanta at Holy Cro11 Hospital in Fort Lauderdale that be ••• hurt wbea a heavy object I.ell otf a shelf at work. Wllb bis wife iooe. be said, bis conditiGD improved. &y...walJy, be la.id, bis wife told ~~..._·.~ sprayed a.at killer or~~ on my spap.W." ••He bas cooperated totally ln this investigation," Curran said. Curran said there was no evidence that any of the loan funds to the Carter family busi- ness bad been diverted to the president's 19'18 presidential campaign. Nor, be said, were there grounds for criminal charces ln connection with k>ana extended to the Carter family warehouse by tbe National Bank of Geor1ia. The bank then was beaded by Bert Lance. wbo became tbe pnaident'a bodn\ director and rel&cned under fire ln 1918 because questiona about' bis financial acttvttiea. ~ Ne•el Prl%e tt't••er• Theodore Schult.a (lei\) of the University of Cbicaao and Sir A.rt.bur Lewls of Princeton Unlvers\ty have been joinUy awarded the Nobel PrUe for economic science. Police Conclude ' Probe of Slaying LOS ANGELEs (AP> -The beads ol the police departments and the Police Commission have agteed to end their public de- bate ol the controversial Eula Love shooting alter a private meeting with Mayor Tom Bradley. After the meetin& Monday with Police Chief Daryl Gates -and commission President Stephen Reinhardt, Bradley an- nounced that the two men bad agreed to put the case "behind us."' Gates and Reinhardt took part in a verbal duel last week in a commission bearing during which the commissioner charged that the chief's public and private statements were at odds with regard to the Jan. 3 shooting. · In an unprecedented response to police criticism. Reinhardt and fellow commissioner James Fisk prepared a video tape messa~e to all officers Monday -aeTendJng the commission's Oct. 3 report on the Love incident. Meanwhile, District Attorney John Van de Kamp said Monday his Operation Roll-out unit bas Reservoirs Undamaged rece1veo a ~.000 fedeTal grant from the Law Enforcement As · sislance Administration to pro- vide "independent and more ob- jecti ve" investigations of police shootings. However, Bradley said that the commissioners tape would be the la.st public shot fired in the Love case. "The debate and discussion about the case and the facts involved is over " the mayor said. "1 am pleased and proud of the work of this Police Commission," he said. "They are my _appointees." .Nov. S Trial Set in Child ' Rape, Murder A Nov 5 Orange County Superior Court trial date was scheduled Mon4ay for a 44-year- old Woodland Hills man accused of the rape-torture murder of a 2''2 -year-old girl who d1sap· peared from her Ventura County . home in March, 1978. Theodore Frank, held in custody without bail, faces charges of murder, rape, kid· napping and child molestation in connection with the abduction and slaying of young Amy Sue Seils. Ventura County Deputy Dis· Bv Quake trlct AttofDey Irving Prager J said he will seek the death . . . penalty for Frank should he be Officials in Jrvine an.sl_ con victed in the upcoming jury Newport Beach said today re~ serv-:>i:-; which serve those com· The cu s e was m oved to mu~ were un~amaged by Orange County because of the the earthquake which ~mbl~ alleged prejudicial effect of pre- through Southern Cahforma trial publicity in Ventu r a Monday. County · Spokesmen for the Irvine The young girl's body was Ranch Wat e r District . found in ii bushv arf>a 11lnn,,~irt .. Metropolitan Water District and According to court documents. ity of Newport Beach said checks the body was found about 500 or storage facilities showed DO yards from Frank's home. ·signs ol leaks or serious· struc· Jl was learned Monday from a turaldamage. source familiar with the case "Notblng happened to us," t~at prosecutors. will attempt to MW D spokesman Howard hnk Frank with the crime Williams said. · through microscopic examina· The Metropolitan Water o;8 • li~n of plier marks found on the trict owns the San Joaquin Hills .girl's body with a tool seized Reservoir in the hills overlook· from Frank's home. ing Corona del Mar. The re· Cotta Mua Mernorlal Ho•pllal WU recertilled Monday CHI • temporary bull to handle param.ed.lc emercency cHet, hoepltal olftciab Hid today. • Hoep&tal Admlnlltrator Ruth ' Zamora aald the hospital bqan ~celvlha paramedic ca,ses alter ~ p.O\. Monday, for the first U111e alnce ib certl!\caUoo was sus- pended Ocl. 2. The suspension resulted from an lnspectJon by the facillties subcommittee of tbe Orange County Emer11ency Medical Care Committee The group waa following up a May i&pection that bad found a ,,..._ Page A I QUAKE ... thirsty desert land, s ustained major damage, according to of· f1cials from the state Office of Emergency Preparedness, who were to make an aerial survey today_ The OES said at least 61 in· jured persons were treated at three area hospitals on this side of the border-Calexico. El Cen· tro Community and Pione"Cr Me morial in nearby Brawley. ''There were no serious in· juries," said Alex Smith ad· ministhtor at El Centro Com- m unity Hospital. "We had light casualities. bumps and bruises, minor lacerations ... the most ser ious 11\jury was -laceration that did not take stitches." Jus t across the Mexican border in Mexicali, where some ·panic was reported in the city's . teeming streets Police Officer Apulinar Sunaran s aid tnany homes were heavily damages and 30 persons were. injured- most\y by breaking glass. Seismologists at the California In s titute of T echno logy in Pasadena said the minute-long temblor was centered along the Mexican border, probably on the Imperial Fault. which is an off. shoot of the famed San Andreas Fault. Eager sc1enllsts were anxious· ly combing the area today. set ting up sophis\icated instru· ments and probing cracks in th~ arid vall~y floor in an effort to collect as much data as possible on the powerful shocks. Gov Edmund G. Brown Jr. cut short an East Coast presiden· UaJ campaign swing and was scheduled to tour the Imperial Valley~ aftemoon to assess the damage and consider an emergency proclamation for the devastated area . Local officials have already declared 8 state or emergency . Th~ shock swayed tall build· ings 1n Phoenix, Las Vegas, Los Angeles and in .San Diego, where telephone operators were thrown off their chairs The quake cracked swimming pools in the desert resort. of Pa lm Springs. about 65 miles northwest ol here. • , In hard hit El Centro-where polic_e stood guard to prevent looting-the eight-year-old "earttiquake proof" Imperial Cou~ty Service Building shifted on. its f-oundation a nd was declared a total Joss by state dis· • aster officials.' ~ servoir bolds about 3,000 acre ~,-....... ----------------------- feet of water. ·1RWD spo.k,esman Bill Meadows said the two main re- servoirs in bis district, Sand Ca· nyon and Rattlesnake dams, also were unscathed by the temblor and its aftershocks. Both dams hold reclaimed · wastewater for agricultural uses -Newport Beach city officials said their Big Canyon reservoir also was undamaged. Monday's earthquake rattled Southern California from an epicenter near tbe Calexico area on the Mexican border. DAILY PILOT ,-,.. 0rM'tl!_ CeMt OA!IY Plfoi. wtth wtn<Jt t' com -............. ,...., .. _,.,,...,.,.,,,,..°'_ CM•l P1iOlllHftoC-y S.Po••l•.cl4llOMM• llVl>ll"'"" _.., "''""91' f'rlosev for Co.to ...... H•-O..C•. '""'"llO"'" Deec•IF.U.. l6inV•lfPy .. lrY1 ..... L ..... fko«l\rSOvlfll(~ .. _,........Mt_lt_•_S.C·-.. -~" 11-....,_,.., -•"""O pl..,I I\ ot lJO "'"" ••• "~.C.01•-· c.i11.,..,1 • .,.,.. ·----~-...... - Jeda.c.tty Vlull're-1--ol~ n-e\tt-~ ldlt... .,,._,A _,.,... ....... '"-"-"' °""'" ... '--lltdi.i. ....... AOflt..it Mt .... I ... Edi'°" , ......... (1\4)~ a••••• Aft•t11•11~ E'r•• P•,,e A J PRAYERS OFFERED. • • sp~outed on Muses throughout ihe Harbor View Homes neighborhood where the Wirglers live. NEIGHBORS ON PORT Renwick Place have banded together to plan a birthday party for Michael's brother David who will tum 7 Oct. 24. ' And congregations of all denominations ln N~port Beach have offered prayers for Michael's recovery . "Whal_ happens now is totally in God's bands." Mrs. Wirgler sa.sd. ' '.'Whatev~r happens, though, I'd like to have a com· mumty meeting of all the people who've done these things ~o.celebrate the fact that, no matter who we are, we can all Join hands and pray to God ror one goal -the life of a small child." Lot Policing Policy Angers HB Council .. By STEVE •Aa8LE Of .. o.ltr ...... Slaff Angry Huntington Beach City Council members promised Monday night to put an end to a downtown Uq'1Qr store ownet's parking Jot p0Ucin1 tactics by pulUnc hls three-year city leue. Council members charge'd tbat Eldon Baptad, owner ol El Don Uquor. 408 Pacific Coast Hipway, had broucht ''cba0t" to bit ocean front bu1lne11 nel1bborhood bf b'avln1 "an •m•llaf number" of can tow.d from h1a puklnc lot. ' ''I've watebed )'Oii operJte, pal, and lt'a Ju1t plala. wa~ etb1cal," 1laoui.d CouncUman otucr Yocltr. '"l'bJa bu ..._ I brewing a Umg Ume. You've burned your bridges with this city ... Auto owners told the council they'd been forced to pay inflat- ed towing fees to r 6trleve vehicles. Council members Hid they bad reporta of 50 cars being towed from tbe lot tn a day and owners havinl to pay up to $2()0 to reclaim their vehlclet. Bacstad icknowled1ed be'd received numel'O\ll complalnta trom lrate cltbem wbo bad CJl'I towed. He 11.ld beach vtalton trecaaeetl1 UM h.tt parkinc lot ancf be bed ao dlolce but t.o haul ·off autoa ol otteQden. number of deftclenct... wb.lcb had led to the holplt&l'a betnc p1aced on temporary cenltlca· ti on. The second lnapeetlOD re· portedly found only a couple ol deficiencies. One wu a lack ol specific wntten requirements for emeraency room pbyslclana to take conUnul.nl education. PSYctle'IEES'SU CT Polee ........ Dr•wtno Ji',,.. P.,,e A J Remains . . SeriOus .. . . . . . . ~ . . . . . . . . An l.f.JMl'-oid Balboa 111.aad : youtb nma•ned tn Mrioua cmdt-: tJon ~ at Hoa1 lf•morial : RoepltaJ(roin11durt•buufhred : ~oaday wben bfa b&c1cle collided : ..., atb tbe IMleof a truck pu.J..l1q l WO • Ion1 trallerain Irvine. • A hoepltal spokeswoman a~d : Scott D. W11gina, of 2Z1 Ruby : Ave .• i.t in-the inteuive care-im .. : it with multiple cbnl and bead : lnjuriee. : Another waa a lack of children's doses ol certain medications on tbe emercency toom cart, although bollpltal offlclab have disputed tbatrinding. Ntvertheless, the subcommit· lee recommended 1uape11ding the certification. MURDERS •• PolJce said Wltllnt was ,iveo : first aid treatment at the scene : of the accident by pasaencen : who witAeaaed It from a. nearby : Orange County Transit Diatrict : bus. . . On Monday, the subcommittee heard a report by Meaa bo9pttal offi ciab saying the defkiendes had been remedied. The sub- committee then recommended reinstating tempol'ary certifica· tion. . Acting Orange County Health Officer Rex Ebling followed tbat recommendation the same day. .. He's a Good Neighbor But NoMqrksman Newport Beach i>ollce gave a Newport Heights man bigb m~rks for being a good neighbor this weekend !or being interest· ed enough to take care o1 · bis neighbor's tiou.se. . However, they gave bim a z~ro for safety because be shot himself in the foot in the pro- cess. According to police reports, the man armed himself with a .38-caliber automatic handgun when he heard his neighbor's dog batking at about. 11 p.m. Saturday. He knew his neighbors weren't home and wa~ concerned a burglar m1gh t be trying to break into the home. Police sa.id 1t was never de· termined whether a burglar was) at work because the man ·shot himself before he got to his neighbor's house. Police said the woWfd was minor. Mr. Sharman Rites Held A lted _ ... _ be According to poUce, Wiggins : "W:o do;::; uuntt't:'is?.~ =~ was traveling northbound on : moment later, "Why don't you MacArthur Blvd. Monday mom- take a gueu? I\ could be th~ Ing toward Bonita Canyon Road : Wizard ot Oz." He promi&ed to on the outside edge of the : call back in an hour but didn't roadway. Thayer said. · The traffic light at the in· The psychic drawing aQd the tersection turned green as Wig- telepbooe conversation were the gins approach~. but the truclt- latest twilts in a aeries or cases trailer rig lW'tled right to go . dating back to ·1976. Only one eastbound on Bonita Canyon s ur vivor has been able to Road. Wiggins. according to wit describe-her attacker. and one nesses on the bus. lost control -Of • other attack was witnessed by a his bicycle and slid under the re. child. . ar portion ol the truck. · Four murders and one severe The driver of the truck Troy • beating occurred in Costa Mesa. Kirby of Long Beach, w~s un- Tbere was ooe ·murder each in aware of the collision and drove . Corona del Mar, Garden Grove. on. . : and Fountain Valley; a murder Police said the driver of the . and an attack tn·Irvine an at-bus. Carole Colol'by, called tack in Santa Ana Heights and " police and paramedics from her an attack and two murdei-s in bus radio while two passengers Tustin, including one attack vie· ~ave Wig~ns first aid. A pass. Um 's unborn child who was mg motonst went ahead to find later stillborn. ' the truclt driver to tell him what The psychic vi.suallted a dark· comptexioOed man. of medium height. m~ular build and Latin appearance u the killer of Debra' Jean Kennedy. 24, who was murdered in her Tustin apart· m"-ntOct. 7. I That m a tches the general descriptloo or the murderer o( Marolyn Carelt.on. 31 , killed Sept. 14 in her Costa Mesa apartment. Her slayer was M?en by her 9- year -old son 1 he psychic also reportE.dlv believes the killer to be the phone caller. who called poLice at 2,32 am last Sunday She h_ad a strong feeling the slayt;r ~d strike agam. soon and ta iacr'e.t.sine bis activities. Thayer said. He said police trus t this parti_cular psychic because. in a previous cue, she located for them solely by her paycbic abllitJes a runaway woman who bad dlaguised her disap· pea ranee. had happened. Kirby later re- turned to the scene. omcers said that although their investigation is continuing the truck driver does not appea~ · to be at fault. ' Newport Boy Held in Auto Hit-run Case A 16 year old Newport Beach ~ outh faces hit and run charg1:s loday after he was arre!itcd followmg a Sunday crash an the Eastblulf section of the city. "-·•· Newport pohce sajd the acci-. dent occurred at 2 a.m. •t the in-·· tersectioo of Vista del On> and ~ Eastbhdf Drive. Jt involved the : t~enager's car and a motorcycle · d n ven . by Derek Schneider 18 · of o·range. ' ' : Police said Schneider suffered : a broken ankle He was treatA!d : an d released from Hoag · • Memonal Hospital. : Funeral services were heldlo- day for Robert Henry Sharman o f Costa M esa , r eti r ed transportation supe rintendent for the old Newport Harbor Union High School District. He died Saturday at the age of 82. Mr. Sharman. who retired in 1958, was a Masonic Lodge member. He bad lived in Orange Balboa Home Hit In·S2,600 Burglary Police located the dnver wtio they allege drove from lht.' scene He was followed by the polt<'l' department hehcopter to' his home T he teenager was released to the CUbtody Of hi s parents . County since 1922. · Survivors include Mr. Sharman's wife of 61 years, E_lsie Sharman of Costa Mesa; his daughter, Marjory Nellon and son, K.L. Sharman, both of Willits; bls son Dick Sharman ol Haci e nda Heights ; eight grandchildren and lour peat· grandchildren. A thief who-broke a bedroom window took goods valued at more than $2,600 from a BaJboa • Peninsula home, Newport Beach police said tbday. The break-in was reported Monday by Anthony Porcaro 412 Harding St. According tO pollc~. the burglar stole stereo equipment, a television set and a pair ol antique vases. Home Burglarized ~ A burglar broke a window to : enter lhe home of Richard c · Bowler . 17024 Mt. Lillta St ! Fountam yalley. Monday and . mad~ off with two television sets : and Jewelry Police reported the : value ol the television sets as : $900 and the Jewelry as $600. , : Dress up your old dia mond s and other ge ms with a new mounting designed to bring out new fire an d be aury. 0 How easy it 1s to update you r traditional and fine: old 1cwclry 6~· into sparkling, glamo rous new d.inne r or spcc1al-occas1on rings ~~-:·s We can custom des1gn-espec1ally for you-and you r ~~~t' ~ .diamonds wil l look more beau tiful than ever before i// .• ~. Let us help you crea te that new ring from our se lee ti on of ~~·. ;~~~exciting, mod~n mountings with the wider, bold er loo~ ~f:.c..-.. f:'· · SiJ ~ ~i;. . ("D .JJ rJ JI 11 <1!1 ,~ .• J o0 '.) .. ,~· .. ., • -~:\\i~~ pJ/11 'WlllllPA '1/tltlljffJ!H ~~~2 .. r,. O· · Fine 1ewetrr vfij~jr. 35 FASHION ISLAND • NEWPORT 8EACH. CALIFORNIA 92660 ~, ~~,i '/:~l·~·',.~ lEl.EPHONE 1714) 644·249l it 0 :, -7 r.;;o • •I a 1 ...... , ... , __ ....... •C1 All •• ct d I :===, ..... . ., ......... .... ........ ,c ... .. (ontlK'f Our .... , ... ,,_......_ for yc>ur hnonclog '"'9ds .. Fear Ll~es Many R ecall 1929 NEW YOIUC (AP> -,,_.la a !orebodiaa, .. upl tW cUDp llke a cSaU-.:.. ud'ia •wamtd IP lA a .. Qtl9eUoo tba\ ~IDQ M aftaW to ull ..-U..meetv•: WW repeat ltMlf? l"or tboM wbo wed\ tbrouO t OctMer 19 .tock awtat eoll•PM and tbe Great Dep....W. ol tbe ltlOI, tbe memorJN an ~ revived,. Jl'or tAoee bona a&Dce, the lmapaatioa & beiDI rOUMd almoet u riYidly. Tbe ~ aeeompu,y tbem to work, to IOotball ,....,., Worriet reveal tbemHlves in bar- room ~. A number of people adl&ally 81'9 bMdlq tbe advice ol alarmlata to stub aWQ eaaaed IQOdl. America la obMrvlAa tbe ah anniverury In a way thal lt aeldom doea foe lta anat defeata, ud the defeat ol tta ecooomic 1ystem wu at leut u destructive u a liu1e military bl. It cannot fort et. . Newap•pera are ftlled wttb recollections, with compariaona between then and now, with u - aurancea, warnings and forecub. E van.aellats ol turvival have tnade the beat·seller liatr. No depressioo for them .. What about the question. To beCln with, we are usured that things today~ not u they were in 1929. ..... (714) 759-1515 AlllDlFCAN ..,._ MCHn'GAOE 230 Newpotl Centet Otwe -0.SIQn Ptu. Newpotl Beech C.hlom.a 92980 Stock market credit, for example. i& more restrictive; since 1974, a buyer must eut up~at;o___ least iO l)e1'CeDtwthe purchase price. Tn £he rs MUSICAL DOCUMENTS SCA TIERED ABOUT CONSTITUTE PfUCELESS TRfA4URY some buyers pyramided tiny investment& into huge portlolios. June Dlctdnaon, ~of the Cohctk>n, Depends on Food Statn9• for Survtv•I DOUG W. BULLEV aQnounces the foonotion d with offices at 19600 Falrchlld, Suite 250, Irvine (MacMh\M' at .Jamboree) Telephone: (714) 851 -9135 home loons nf!!N.I and dtSCOJnted trust deed notes real estate consultants , You can't do that today, say the optlmiats. But others continue to see similarities. Julijl.Q Snyder, publisher of "International Money line," an economic newsletter, suggests we have merely changed credit styles. "Today. you can do the r>ame thing, speeulate, with the recently introduced put and call optioQS, and you can buy a $1 million Treasury Bill futures contracts in Chicago for as little as $800. ·: Besides, Snyder observes, stock debt is but a part of the picture. Industrial countries are bor· rowing billions to finance energy imports. And ad· vanced oati<¥tS, such as the United States, are lending billions to less developed nations ~ money that might never be repaid. Housing debt is also a bigger factor today than in the ~. Until recently, it was possible to bor· rew 90 percent of the purchase price, and pay the rest over 30 years at less than the prime interest rate. Those who publicly promise that hi.story won't repeat it.self probably have left themselves a private mental hedge, it being that history won't repeat itself in precisely the manner of five de· cades ago. That. however . leaves much unsaid, and that area filled with s~culation 'by those who belleve economies fluctutate in SO.year waves. Tbe latest crest, they warn, is about to smash on the rocks. But the only fully truthful statement that can be made about the whole mess, and economists aeneral concede that the world economy is in a meaa,isthatnobodylqlo~wbatthefuturebo~. Ad Overlooks Minor Detail BRANCHVILLE, Conn. <AP> -Conrail, the buDcb ol bureaucrats playing with trai.o.s . in the Northeast Corridor, took a full page ad in the Sew York Times the other day to tell the folks they're "back oo the track." They got themselves 479 new locomotives, the ad said, and overhauled another 2,771, thanks to an investment of 2.3 billion dollars of taxpayen' money bY the federal government. This also enabled them to buy 6,000 new freight cars, re- furbish "nearly" 52,000 more and lay more than J6 million crosstfes an(f '.'over 3,200 track miles of steel rail." With the throttle wide open on superlatives, the P .R. man up there in the cab loudly tooted their bom to let the public know that-instead or "six collaps iDg, bankrupt railroads" in the northeast comer of the country, we DOW have r J . ourselves a federally-run • 4,, raJlroad thatlostonly 98.3 million dollars in the past Stew six months. compared with 276.9 million in the previous six months. Rigbt under the picture or an adult band play ing with toy trains came the line: "The result? For the most part, trains can DOW operate at scheduled speeds oo Conrail's key routes." Tbe blockbuster ad failed to note that the 11:07 out of Branchville, Conn., that very morning took l!l!l! .. ~""tk~·~r~~~t1"two hours and '3 minutes to get to New Vork. The l .. •••••• .. ~~"l,'~· schedule calls for an hour and 31 minutes. A JACK ANDERSOl'll milepost marker at the little red, long neglected woden station proclaims that Branchville is exacl· ly 54 track miles from Grand Central station, which means the run averaged 19.9 miles an hour. Mart Site CHICAGO <AP> A ~~unt'sat another brancli' Chicago business pub lication says the Me rchandise Mart ts planning a m ul ti· million-dollar expansion providing 100,000 square feet of office space on tbe Chicago River. ~problem!' • a• 4 • \ L ST -· . ~·. Magnificent Obsession Impoveris h e d w ·oman Keeps R are I t ems LIVONlA. N.Y CAP, -June Oickinaon bas lost her money. her home an·d her husband. But she still bas Robert and Clara Schumann. Mrs. Dickinson also has hopes of seeing a museum built to house her coUedJoa of rare let- ters and manuscripts by and about lbe great 19th century German RomanLJc composer and bis pianist wife. Two musicologists who examtned the 1tems caned them "apnceless treasury," and estlmated that if sold individually they m1gbt bnng between $200,000 and $1 million. Mrs. Oickit\Son, SS. who lives alone in a run- down three-room house and is supparted by food stamps, Medicaid and wi@w's benefits. began col· lecting Schumann items 32 yea~go At the time. s h e an~ her tbe n -wealrhy usbai\d we re newlyweds, Uving in a 12-room m ioo in nearby Roche.st.er. "I grew up next door to a reured pianist wbo played Schumann for me, so Eddie (her late husband> mew I loved bis music,·· sbe said 10 an in· terviewlutweek. At his au&gestioo. she located one of the com- poser's grandsons. 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Jewelry Cheats 81 SYLVIA POllTaa • IJ the price of cold in tbe workl m•'*eta bu rocketed to allDOlt lmbelievable helchta. tt haa draged alone tbe prlces ot p:>ld Jewelry. That simple Sold weddin1 rtna you bou&)lt (Qr $150 at moet a rew years a10 la now wortb twtce or even four times u mueb. You can't evtft buy hllb gull· ty &old jewelry without nearing or breakine the four·ftcure r ange. Yet. Cold Jewelry sales remain ln • apeetaeular up- s urge. particularly 1old jewelry for ·men -who have re- turned to an era of elegance and romanticism in all atUH. THE WllOLE BACK~aotJND spells "booanu" for 'lbe swlndlenl lhb Christmas buying.season. You mutt not 10 Into the gold jewe lry market now witbout buk knowledae of what you 're buying in terms of karata finiabinp, alloys, etc. ' Here ia JUSt a sampling of fUBdamentals · (l ) The ka rat mark identities lbe percentage or gold'in an item . <Carat, thoupi. ·spells out the stone weight in figuring tbe weight of diamonds.> If an item is marked 24 K. It means it is made or 100 percent pure gold, with e ach karat representing 1/24 p~ gold. Pure. solid gold is 24 karats - too soft to be used by it self in je-w elry . It muat be a lloyed w1th o the r m e ta l s f o r strength and hardness If a piece 0( Jewelry IS marked l4 karat, or "14 JC," al has 14 parts of pµre gold to 10 parts of alloy. Or u a percentage. it is 58.5 percent gold. Ir the jeyelry la 18 karat gold, it contains 18 parts of pure aold to lix parta ol alloy. Nothing less than 10 karats can be called "gold" or .. ka r at gold ," under US government r egulations England allows the sale of 9 K "gold" jewelry (?) AN ALLOY IS A metal composed of two or more metallic elements and it is used to improve Its properties Mos t alloys are obta1oed by (using a mixture or metals. Gold is an exceedingly versatile metaJ. and m,any shades can be made b)' alloying it wtlb special metals Karat golds ar e availabl~ in yellow. red. plllk. green and white -with the color variations made by varying the pr<>' portions of copper, ruckel. zinc and silver in the alloy. The proportion of pure gold is unchanged t 31 Fashion Jewelry may be gold·plale d , gold- electroplated or gold.was hed These atems are defined by law. ac~rdlng to the percentage or real gold in the Jewelry and tf you are not ra m1liu with the terms. you could be beguiled anto paymg .. k.arat gold .. pn ces for gold·plated 1ewelry Dows l~rease On Wall Street Nf;W YORK <AP' -Blue chip iuuet mWf~ tome acattend p.lna &.od-.y u tbe atodr marbt ·~ to ,.. <.'over from tu recent slide. The Dow J ones aver;age or JO mdustnals. up more than 4 poant.s in early trading and off about 2 at road·day. showed a plus·2 05 reading. closmg at829.52. The-average had fallen 66.53 ,,otnt.s lft the -tttSl 1us sessions. Losers held a 4·3 lead over gainers an ~ over ·aU tally of New Yo rk Stock Exchange·listed tssu~ ... IO<"k• ltt Th41 ... pu11f9h1 M htH Sf ot·k• Did • . .,...,,,.., l)fKllMO Un< ... "9!'0 'o••• .,\U9, H•w ~'9"' "'••JO#\ ~Lt\ HEW YO"" IA.Pt NV ~100 Wlh ACIO<oa liNI tol•I )J,/10,000 Pr~"'°"' Oe• MAMl.ooo Wea -SS,M0.000 -... ~ -lt,1!0,000' Yur -11.110,000 Two , • .,.. -JO,IJ0,000 ,.,. I I• -• ,d,l<&J.14S ,.,, 10 -~ 141,..0.000 ••11 10 -~ 100.-.oao •MAT •Oillf X OtO H EW YORIC IAPI