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WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 17# 1979
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Republicans Beg_ain Voter-Lead
.J•dge Target
WomanNabbetl
In 1Jribe Y!ry
A AeCOOd 11\lllpect wanted in
connection with a $20,000 bribe
attempt o n Orange County
Superior Court Judge Robert
Rickles was arrested at her
Huntington Harbour home Tues·
day night.
The woman, identified as
Martha Ann Ha~ltins, 30, an oc·
cupational therapist, was taken
into custody about 8 p.m. on an
Bolsa Beach
Battleground
For LA Gangs
arrest ·wa1TtDt cbar1tn1 ber
~itf:! conspiracy to . o,batruct jusllce, said Orange County
Sheriff's U . Wyatt Hart.
Ms . Hawkins ls alleged to
have provided $20,000 in ex-
pensive gold watches to un·
dercover investigators as col·
lateral for a cash bribe that was
to be paid to Judge Rickles to
persuade him to grant a ravora:
ble prison sentence for a man
facing trial on grand tbert
charges.
The man, Richard Timothy
Workman, 42, of La Habra, is a
Chino State Pris on i11mate
charged with funneling money
out of an automobile sales
scheme.
Workman was· formally
charged Tuesday with soli citing
a bribe and obstruction or
justice.
According to investigators,
By STEVE MAJlBLE . ,,.. Workl1)an, now . hous ed at
The u~nille~~;bof Bolsa Ora nge County Jail, made it known that he wanted to bribe a Chica State Beach bas become a judge so that he could plea battleground for East Los b · his Angeles gangs where fights argam case and receive a
erupt ni~~· Huntington Beach sentence concurrent with the one he now ill serving. Police Earle Robltaill~ bas Investigators from the Orange I cbG~!!1-members state out turf County Sberlrf's Department . . -and the Newport Beach Police alODI tbe strand to "play shoot-DeP.artme.nt learned of the aJ.
I em-up" udaettle gang grudges, leged plan and met with
be said. Workman over the wee ... end "Tbey know there'• little or no .. I enforcement down there and while posing as aides to an at· . tomey ~~e1t.lft~9 ': It was alleged th~t Workman s d 0 , • , --later contacted Ms. Hawkins
and told her to bring the told Ro bltal lle watches to the 1·a11 so they could claimed. Robitallle, be turned over u collateral for
w b 0 di s . \.be.purported bribe.
cuued the Rickles did not learn of the al·
wi b leged bribe until Monday after
matter t the Jewelry bad been turned
city council over t6 the undercover ln-m ember 11 -.... • • 11 ... _ aid v.estiaaton. • 1 -· .... -onu.y, 11 Hart" 11~ Ms. Hawkinl wu ~ •late raqen •:;J>•trol the arrested wit.bout incldeat and ~. beat:cJa";:·t .caat to handle ts.e eamr, , ••• G> .. laD . .. " raqera probably just ll take ClOftl' when tbiDp 10 bad. l fl woald too," 48kl ~ce dlief. HE SWITCHED
That Sheepish Feeling
' Deity ...... ,_" Le• h ....
The young lady who lost her sheep and
didn 'l know where to find them s hould
have looked in the gr assland beside the
Crown Valley Parkway in Laguna Niguel
Tu·esday. This hera of about 200 sheep was
contentedly mun.ching the grass near tl}e
San Diego Freeway and following one
another about. we ll , like sheep. Large Jan·
downers in Orange Count y use grazing
herds as a way of red~ fire hazards
from dry grass on their klnd.
Marines 'Land' on Cuba
Exercise Conducted With 'No Problems'
GUANTANAMO BAY, Guba
CAP) -Marines s wa rmed
ashore by helicopter and am·
pbibious craft in a practice land·
ln1 today on tbe beaches or the
only U.S. military hue on com·
mun.lat toll.
A Soviet surveillance s hip
stood offlbore and Cuban re·
servt1ta ln the area were called to duty.
"So fu u .we kn•. there
were no problems" in tbe 8 a.m .
NAVAL l'ORCa UNT
TO INDIAH OCUN M
l•ndln1, 1.td Cmdr. ffow•rd
M•taon, •IPOkeeman •t Atlantlc
Fleet budquuten ln Norfolk,
r eporters and photographers
covering the landing, they de·
nied reporta that the exercise
was merely a media event.
"This ill a training exerdae ~blch reinforces the Martnes
and naval unit.II stationed at
Guantanamo Bay," Navy Capt.
J ohn Fetterman said at a brief·
ing Tuesday night.
However, Fetterman said,
.Family Car
flor'• Tomb I
"What you will see in no way •P·
proximal.es what would be done
under bosUle conditions ." He
said if the base was threatened,
reinforcements would be nown
in ln1tead of brou&bt in by ship.
"It ill not a classic amphibious
assault," said Capt. Robert
Bow~. a Peni.,on spokesman.
Once Hbore, tbe Marines
moved into defensive po1ltioos
beb,lnd the 1'1.4-mile perimeter
fence, then will engage in about
four weeb of tralning and drills
before return1ns home.
Sources in tiublngton said
tbey .tewed tbe c.tl·up of about
3,000 Cubaa hlerviatl and other
actlon • ,.._.. pNC:ytioaa. ''
·. :IT...2£ .,_ ·~ fteetl ... ......... patrOl ...... ........ AND SlJCCEEDED vn_,. N•VJ •anbiPctl carried
.. , tlM 11..U. clole to tbe lhore at
AGOURA (AP) -Tbe
learch foe' a •'":,J child
ended when lbe I de-
putift found ... body of
4-7ear.old CbrlltopMr Lee Lewta in u.e famUJ ear'•
........ ~putmeat.
Then w• no lndicatlOn in the
WHlllaltOD reporta th•t the
Cubam ......... ..., troope
clole to aa. .................. bue, ... ,.....il7 woaldn't take
• fUlllb dDwD tbeN at Dlcbt. '' :I. IL W1att Bart, of tbe ...... =rllaad
.... I cant bell ... bow fut I ~wn in tbe lbow-tbe·flq ex· ·my car in dM DallJ Pl.lot. erelH bMU1.J arraqed by tbe
"I tried .......... ~ o.-. caner~ u a nex-
tJ -~,.emir,...._. IDI of mllltar1 •uacle 1n
but .... a...., ..... tub and
an equl aumber of anti·alrereft
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OC -Rolls
Tdtto
The GOP
llepablle... ba•e re•alned the lead over Democrat.a Jn '
Orange County voter r:ectstr•·
tion rolls. Registrar of Voters Al
Olson said today.
Latest figures for the Nov. 6
e lec t ion s how that 402.621
Re publicans. are regis tered .
nearly a 4.000 margin over lhe
Democrats.
As of Mond ay. Democrat.Jc re·
g1strau on was listed at 398,766.
The Li be rtaria n Party re ·
gist ration has made the .biggest
(!a ms from last year with 17,945
voters.now signed up Last year.
t he pa rty h ad 489 voters re
g1stered !n the county.
Last year at this time. tht>
• De mocrats held a 3,015 edge 1n
registration 1n the traditional
Republican county
Olson said tfle differ(?nce this
year apparently is because more
De moc ra ts than Republicans
didn't vote last November and
have moved away.
F inal county re gis tration
fi g ures are expected to be
known by this Friday, Olson
said .
The Libertarian P a rty haF
quadrupled its registration in
California since March and is
now bigger than the Peace and
Freedom Party, according to
new figures rrom the slate .
But the latest registration re·
port Monday by Secretary of
State March Fong Su said the
Libertar ians still have fewer
than half the registrants needed
to qualify ror a state·conducted·
primary election and a perm&·
nent place on the ballot.
The only other county besides·
(See VOTERS, Pase ,\%) ..
Coast
Weatlaer·
Mostl)t SUMY Thursday.
Lows tonlabt 58 to 64.
HI1ha Thursday in low 70s
at beaches to hi1h 70s in·
Ian~.
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SAN DIEGO <AP) Crlmlnal mlt dHllHDM
chart• have bMa rued
a1alo1t a for11t1ul '10·
year-old reth..cl ..alnlllff
wbo perform.a •PMCb wed
dint• in a chapel lDI de
hla an Dleso apartm.t.
The city atlorv1'°1 ol· nee au ured couplet wed by
the Rev Dr Lealle Curtice
that their marrt., .. we"'
valid, bu\ said Curtl~ had
flie d several marrlaae
Ucenses' late and failed to
provide rorrccl lnforma·
Uononsomf'
"They ar~ mam ed a nd
have alw•ys been marn ed·
since tbe ceremony,'' depu·
t y city attorney Susan
Hut uenor said
Dollar's
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L.ONDON <AP> -fte clolW
bll a bU11a for UM 11ar fw tbl
fou .... c[ay ln ...... ...., ln
Toll10 bat Ouetuated tn &YrOpt.
· Oold prices droppecl ln Eu.rope
for the IM!COnd day
The dollar clOled in Tokyo al
2S3 95 yea, up from 231.15 al the
cloae ol tradlq Tuesday. Nearly
SS blllloD ebanaed band• 1D
heavy lradlna aa newa ol bllbel'
oil prices conUnued to damage
the yen. JaP.an lmporta 18 per·
cent of its oll and baa to pay for
il 1n dollars.
The dollar opened s UgbUy
higher again.st major currencies
· in Europe but then slipped below
Tutsday's cl01ing levels.
f'..._P.,.AJ
BOLSA •••
with the coming of autumn as it
has in past years.
"It's the complextion or the
tim e .... Robitaille speculatecJ.
"The problem 's been bad for a
Jong time, but this is the worst ever.. •
One Santa Ana gang, be said,
recently put up nags displaying
club Insignias and then abol at
u·nwitting pers.>ns who-' walked·
by .
The moat recent gang-related
iocident was a Bolsa Chica
melee involving 50 persons.
Seven East Los Angeles men .
were stabbed, he said. Hart said the stabbing 1nci·
dent might have gone unreport-
ed had not one of the victims
crashed into a fence while trying
to leave the beach. Many inci-
d e n ts a r e n 't r e ported to
a uthorities, he asserted.
Last summer an 18-ye ar-old
Lo$ Angeles man was shot lo de·
ath at a Bols a Chic a beach
br a wl. Two days late r , an ·
Ana hei m man was shot lo death
on the ~untington Beach P ier.
Poli~ said Los Angeles area
juvenil~ wefe arrested jJ) con·
necllon with both' incidents.
A Huntington Beach mother
told council members Monday
that . her 25-year·Qld son was al·
tacked by! five men armed with
bottles. St\e said tier son is now
undergo~ plasti~ surgery
··'He's ~ s~ing there since be was·nin -have to wonde't what's goin o ?"
I Robitaille, saJd be alao won-
ders wbaf!' ~· mg on. He aajd vfoJent a ·vi on state sands
oft.en spi is o to the one·mile
stre tch or cit~ beach to the
soulh
· lie said a police beach patrol
helped curb v~,olcnce a t city
sands and· suggt sted the same
could be done at state parks.
"W-e could do it," said
RQbit ailie, "but it would lake us
about fi ve years -·the problem
is that bad."
Pair ·Running
.'Grass Farm?'
GLENDALE (AP) -An . un·
employed marine biolo&iat and
hia mother have been arrested
for lnvesticatioo of cultivating
,JJla!ijuana after the discovery ol
'. 'pne of tbe largest marijuana
far ma" in the city's history,
police said.
Lee Lockwood, · 35, •as re·
leased Tuesday on $2,500 bail
along with his mother, Opal
Lockwood. 65, after police
raided their home with a search
,parrant and aeised 750 marl·
J.uana plants worth about
.,00.000, Sgt. Wayne Williama
said. .
Gold .JOld i.a Zurich, Eu.ropU
largest' bulllo n m a rket, for
'283.50 an ounce, down $11 from
Tuesday's c losing rate of
$394.50.
London's fi ve major dealers
fixed the price for trading at
midmorning at $386.'6~wn
from Tuesday's cloaio& '3W.50,
and the afternoon pri~ at *'88,
off $8.25.
Trading was busy on the &Old
markets, and the price drop wu
tn r e action to the rulea u -
nounced ~ for tbe U.S. Treasury's gold auctlou.
The Carter Admlnlatration de-
cided to slop boldi.nl mOllthly
auctions of 750 000 ounces of gold, believi.ng lbat ii it ltept
gold buye rs guessing about
future sales,. it would deter
s peculation underm1nlng the
dollar.
In lhe future, the Treasury
said, gold sales will be in vary-
ing a mowits and on dates ap·
nounced only a few days ln ad-
vance. Since the auctions began
in May 1978, the U.S. govern·
ment has sold about 14 million
ounces and still owns 265 million
ounces
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MARINES • •
guns were aald to bave been
shifted to the vicinity of the
base.
Ad ministration sources also
s aid a Soviet hydropapblc re-
search ahlp, wliltb l.l.S. in·
telligence officials say la a co•er
for surveillance acUvltiea, was
r e po rted off Guantanamo.
Sour ces also said there had been
an increase In aer ial r econ·
naissance fli gM s by Cuban
aircr aft , although no Cuban
planes have flown over lbe base.
.. I'm s ure that they are going
to be in their observation areas
watching this," said Marine Col.
Mark Fennessy, commander of
the 420 Marines permanently
based at Guant.anamo Bay.
On Tuesday. President Cuter
criticized Cuba aa "the most
highly militarized country on
Eas;th per capita," and aald it is "constantly Lnterferin1" ln the
affainl of other natiODI. He aald
it has more than 45,000 troops in
countries where '1tb~y have
absolutely no business."
He said the United States will
not move to establish normal
diplomatic relatlooa witb Cuba
until it ends Its involvement in
oth'er nations' affairs and unW
the regime of President Fidel
Castro releas es political
prisoners.
Despite the highly publicized
landing, life went on aa uaual for
most of t h e nearly 6,000
servicemen and civilians on the
base.
"My wife has a ceramics class
scheduled ln the blOming," Fen-·
nessy said Tuesday.
Lagana £ase·
A giant ball of Tire fills the air after a
simulated explosion of a rocket hitting a
gro up of attacking tanks during a NATO
tra ining e xe r dse in Munster, West
Germany 1
Deportfttion Ba~le Set
Sea!, Beach Man Facing ~ou11 Fight
LOS ANGELES (AP) -A
Soulbem Californl-_ court may
be the setting for the fmal scene
• in the governm~nt's 28·year
fight to deport Andrija
Artukovlc of Seal · Beach, ac·
cused of taking part In the de·
albs of thou.sands or Serbs, Jews
Kidney Beam
Ha/,t Auto
In Pursuit
RIPON (AP) -A motorist be·
Ing chased at high speed by a
Me rced <punty Sheriff's deputy
was stopped by a n unusua l
"roadblock" in San Joaquin
County.
Deputy Rick Sentierl bepn
cbaaina the car 'J'ueJday at Uv·
lngaton when lie noticed that It
looked like one whose driver was
wanted (OJ :::tii: cuoline. SeDBeif m"iD Iii waa
purauinc s peede d north up
Highway 99 through Stanislaus
County al s peeds the officer
estimated at 105 mph.
Meanwh.ile, a large truck and
traile r ha d o verturned and
spilled its load of kidney beans,
blocking the northbound lanes of
Che highway at Rip0n.
· The car being pursued ran into
the beam, went out of control
and crashed, a IDghway Patrol
officer uid.
• Aleunder Gold was arrested
for lnveat11atlon of several
violations, iJlcludinc theft ol tbe 1972 car be had allecedly been
driving, Smtierl said. The car
had been atolen in Lons Buch,
officers said.
Bomb Threat Call
&nptiett NB Baink
Tbe Securlty Pacific National
Baak branch al 3475 Via Lido,
Newport Beach closed shortly
after 1:15 p.m. Tuesday when an
and gypsies during World War II
in Croatia.
The Justice Department filed
a motion Tuesday 1n federal im·
migration court lit Ifs Angeles
to deport the 79-year:<>ld retired
bookkeeper, who entered the
United States ln 19'8 under a
false na me.
The court papers stated, · 'l'b14
major Nui col~aborator and.
pri me mover in large-scale
persecutions is not entiU~ to
the eontinued hospitality of the
United States." •
A rtukovic li v es in Seal
Be ach's Surfside Colo'fiy.
Government efforts lo deport
Artukovic, who s er ved as
MU:t1ster of the Interior a nd
Jus(1ce in Croatia, first began m
1951 and hav-e been s tymied
since a 1959 court order that said
that Artukovic could be subject
to political persecution if forced
to return lo Yugoslavia, which
haa been aeeklng to extradJte
him. Justice Department official
Walter J. Roclller, a former pro-
secutor in tbe Nurembers war
crimes t.riall, said in bls COW't filing that the atay of the de-
port a tlon order grante d to
r
Artukoyic shourd be re voked.
Rockfer contended that a 1978
Jaw bas removed the shield of
p r otecti on u n d e r wb 1cb
Artukovic bas escaped prosecu·
lion. ·
lie said that "the evidence and
dete r minations relating to
Artuko vic:'s pe r s ecution of
minority groups in Croatia dur-
ing the years 1941 lo 1945 are
now relevant and controlling"
because of the new law .
The la w s tat es that the
poss1b11Jty of prosecullon m the
case of Nazi war cnmmals 1s DOt
~rounds for an exemption rrom
deportauon
Artul..O\IC' v.a'i branded t he
Butcher of the Ralkan... b'
m tl1tant J ev.1\h groups who
ha''-' lobbied for b1:. de portal.Joo
and from lime to time have de'
monstrated near tus home
Yugoslavia has accused h.im
of responsibility for the deaths
of 800.000 Serbs , Jews aod
gypsies during the Na.u occupa-
tion
Supp0rters of Artukov1c have
testified at earlier dep0rt.atk>o
proceedings tba\ be was not
resPonsible for overseeing the
secr et police
Teacher Wi.ns $1.6 Million
LONDON CAP> -Harry Johnson, a 59·year -old
high school carpentry teacher. was sitting at home
today watching TV and dreaming of a trip to Rome
if he ever won the Britt.h soccer pool. · "A few minutes later, the Littlewoods (pool
firm) man was knocking at my door" to tell him
he'dJust won $1.6 million. Johnson said.
obnson, who lives in Altrincham. near
Manchester in northwest England, earns about
SlO, 750 a year teaching carpentry. ffis wtf e teaches
home economics.
Besides the trip to Rome, Johnson said the pool
win would allow the couple to buy a ranch house and
a car and spend more time gardening.
Millions of Britons play the soccer pool every
week by trying to pick which ol Saturday afternoon 'a
games will end in a tie.
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vOTEKs .. ·
' Oranie County wltb a
Republican majority l• Mono,
wltb t ,!111 Republicans and l ,S21
Democrats. .
Statewide, tbe toUll tbJ'OUlb
Sept. U 1bow 5,524,lit
Democrai. a act 1,119, TU .._..._
lotb partlet ban 1alaed
"veral tbouland liDee the lut report ta March, wttb DO ltpift-
e ant eb••I• in relative 1tr•a1tb1 ~ 51 percent
D••ffratle aad M percent .......... iut ·tll,tot Californians
de .... to ltate ~~ pre-,.,..., IUM with
tM AJQll1cM IDdilp--.... Par-
ty, 51,512 wttb m1leeUaDeCMll un·
recop.lsed parties, and 30,818
with the Peace and Freedom
Party.
The total ls 9.8 million, up
237,99' since Marcb.
Of the SS,Sll in the mls-
cellaMoua category, 33,611 are
reglttered a1 Libertarians, com·
pared wttb 7 ,tm regiatered as
Libertarian last Marcb.
But t)Ce Ubertarlan.s blUSt top
71,322 registratiooa by next Jan.
19 to become an officially re-
cognized party for tbe 1980 el~
lions , which would auloJllatical·
ly put their nominees on the
ballot without s pecial petition
campaigns.
Tbe Peace and Freedom Par·
ty remains CJD tbe ballot despite
its lower re&iatration because
the formula for f'eQ\aininl a re·
cognized party is more lenient
than the one for qualifying the first time.
The 8·year-old Libe rtarian Party draws some of its supp0rt
from the far left and some from
the far right with a .platform of
ind1v1dual liberties that opposes
laws against drug use and other
so·caUed victimless crimes, as
well as most government regula ·
lion or business.
Department
Established
WASl-UNGTON <AP > -Presi·
dent Carter today.fulfilled one of
hie; 1976 e lection c a m paig n
pledges b> s1gnmg legislation
esla bJ1shsng a Department of
Education, the 13th Cabinet
level agency of the gove rnment.
Tbe president Stgned the bill in
the While House East Room
before an audience of hundreds
of the meaau.re's supporters and a class of fourth graders. from
Brent Eleme ntary School in
southeast Was~. ··t don't know wb.•t history
will say." Carter remarked.
··But my guess is the best move
ro r the improvem ent or the
quality of life m the future might
bt' the establi shment or th1:.
Department of Education "
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B~BE ...
was being held in Orange County
J sil in lieu of $20,000 bail. She
was scheduled. to be arraigned
on tbe obstruction of JustJce
charge today in Central Diatrict
M unicipaJ Court.
Bente~ Protest
LOS ANGELES (AP )
Several hundred proteatin1 ren·
tera. mostly elderly. accosted
country supervtaon with chants
ol "Recall the Supervison ! "
and "Rent Strikes !" as the
board delayed discussion on con-
troversial condominium con-
versloas unW next week.
anonymous caller told a bank ~--------------------------------------------------------------------------~ employee there was a bomb in
the building.
The bank was evacuated and
police said no bomb was found.
The branch stayed cloled for the
remainder of tbe day.
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vestigators .are trylnc to piece
together the last bou.rs ln tbe llfe
of an unldentlfled Monterey
County man, wboH · body wu
found on the beaC!b near Sleepy
Hollow Monday nifbt.
lnvesU;aton aa.ld a wltnlll
saw two men carryln1 tlM limp
body of UM »rear-ol~ vletlm
down t. tbe beaeb at about t :IO p.m. Monday.
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police dllpatcben several mo-
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the man'• wallet, which in·
dlcatel robbery wu not a factor
ln bil deadl. A ft.nal report on
tbe CHM of deat.b will have to
await toli'°Clcal reportl from
lh• eount1 Coroner'• Office.
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VOL. 72, NO. 290, 4 SECTIONS, 48 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1979 c FIFTEEN CENTS
TB No County Threat: U.S. Official
.. By aOBJ:aT BA&K£a Of .. Olllty ........
Tbere hu not been a single
CUf, ol an Ora.nae County res1-
d en t b ein1 infected with
tubercvlosls by a Southeast
Asian refuaee. a top federal
bealtb olficial said today.
And lhe chances of students
contacting tbe disease from
their Asian classmates are said
to be virtually non-ex1stent
Cbnst.oi>ber Hayden, a senior
public health adviser for the
Center for Disease Control m
Atlanta, said the disease is
almost never communicated by
youngsters becal1$.e of built-in hody defenses.
Hayden declared that the dis·
ease can be transmitted only
through prolonged and close
cont arts usually found in
crowded household conditions.
Hayden, who bas been anal)"I·
lng the local health situation at
the request of Orange County
supervisors. said there bas been
a great deaJ of misinformation
about the supposed health
threat.
He said the public bas a right
to be concerned but that any
future statements contributing
to a health scare could only be
construed as alarmist.
Delly l'li.t.-• ~lie ~•Yft•
t R'laere's Bo Peep?
The young lady who lost her sheep and
didn't know where to find them should
have "looked in the grassland beside the
San Diego Freeway and following one
another about. well, like sheep. Large lan·
downers in Orange County use grazing
herds as a wa y of reducing rue hazards
lrom dry grass on their land.
Crown Valley Parkway in Laguna Niguel
Tuesday. Tb1s herd o( about 200 sheep was coat......, munchtn1 the grm ~ the
Hughes Eyes
, Return to Air
0 By November
t .
Grounded Hughes Airwest
planes could be back in the air
by early November pending
ratification or a tentative agree·
ment between the airline jWd its
striking clerical employees.
Larry Litchfield, spokesman
for the alrUne, said today the
agreement was r eached m
mediated talks that concluded
Monday
The strike grounded the
airline's jets Sept. 10 after more
than a year o( unsuccessful COO·
tract tallc.s between Hughes of.
ficials a nd members of the
Airline Employees Association.
The union represents 2,200 Hughes Airwest reservations
agents, ticket clerks and clerical
employees. •
Litchfield said the airtine will
begin gearing up to resume its full
flight schedule by early Nov-
ember, but be cotlldn't give a
specific date when flights would
resume.
Hughes operates about 13 DC·9
fiights a day from Orange Coun-
ty to Las Vegas, Tucson and
. Phoenix.
He said the resumption of
service depends on ratification
of the agreement by the unioo
members, a process that he said
would take about three weeb.
Litchfield declined to discuss
· the contmt ~the acreement.
Tbe lmcthY contract dispute
WU related to pay and use of
• part-time employees, according·
to a UllioD spokesman
.
Coast
Seniors' HoW1ing
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·-Project ~aunclieil -
By )ACKJE HYMAN
011t1e o.ily ~Ii. Staff
On a bare site across Park
A venue fro'm Costa Mesa's Lions
Park. city officials turned. a
shoveful of soil Tuesday, signal·
ing the official start of a project
that has been planned since 1974
It's a senior cttfaens housing
development. Casa Bella, part of
the city's downtown redevelop-
ment. Completion is expected
within a year.
Located al the intersection or
Park Avenue and Center Street,
Casa Bella will contain 74 senior
units and one unit for a project
manager. •
More than 800 applications for
apartments have been received.
city officials said.
Tuesday's ceremonies -were
presided over by City Coun·
cilwoman Norma 1-lertio,g. a
longtime backer of the project.
Also in atlendapce vlere
Mayor Ed McFarlaoa, Vice·
mayor Arlene Sc;haf~t. Coun·
cilman Donn Hall. and a number
of city sta{f members, members
of the city's Housing a nd Com·
munity Dei.'elopment Commit·
tee. and interested' citirens.
many of whom have also s up.
parted the project through the
years as the city sought funds
and land. ·
Work on Casa Bella should get
under way Monday. barring bad
weather, said Mark A
Maltzman. vice president of
<See SENIOJls, Ptge AZ>
Called 'lJnethical'
Candidate Flays
N-M Board Actions
One candidate for th e
Newport-Mesa school board said
Tuesday he believes the current
board's business decisions are
"unethical."
An~ said be opposes the
proposed voucher s ystem for
school atteudance because it is
untested. It would allow students
to attend the school of their
choice.
Tboee were amona tbe com-
ments as six candidates in
t.ru.ttee areas 1 and 6 spoke at a
forum. held at Bay View School
in Santa Ana Hei&bts. It was
spomored by aeveral parents in
tbe district.
Candklates from areas 2 and a
spoke at a prevtou.s forum. Four
ol tbe board'• aewn seata are on
tbe block In the Nov. 6 electtoo.
Candidates run in the area in
which they Uve bul are eleeted
by all dlatrtct voten. About JS
f::Ple attended Tueada1'1 m.
Area 1 ii, roulblY. tbe s.&.le-c I a Hilb Sebool atteDduee aru. Ana t &ne1-.. Newport Rellbta aod part ol .-... ..
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mond said. "To me that's (be
key."
He said he believes the cur-
riculum should empbasi&e baste
skills and that trustees-should
seek to maintain local control of
fundlng.
"We don't want money that
has strings attached," Ham-
mond said.
One of b.la rivals, James Pan-
cake, a business manager in the
electronics fiel-1, said bis
primary goal ls tbe education ol
children, "not to per~tuate <See llOPEl'UL. Pa1e\A?.)
BE SWITCHED
AND SVCCEEDED
"I can't believe bow fut I IOld
mr. ear ID tbe Dalb' Pllot. •t tried llDOtber Oraqe Coua·
ty .... .,.,. ud cml7 ~wd
_. call -and I flJ& ena ealll
tbe ftnt daJ ill tbe Daily PUG&.•• TMl'• tbe achetU8iq ..... 1tor1 of tbe Oranfe Coall woman wbo plaeed tbla ad lD tbe Dall7 Pilot:
•71 Dat1u. lone bed camper lbell, cu..u.
... liar :ID•UQ
u JOG nat fMt neewt wttb ,... ~. tr'1 tbe Dai17 Pllat"' ...... IO.ll'rl.
Huntington Beach Mayor Don
MacAllister, ..1mong others, bas
charged thaPhealth problems
are more serious than officials
admit.
He said faiJure to act now
could mean ep1demk outbreaks
in the future.
M acAllister was respon.s1ble
for a recent resolution by the
Orange County League of Cities
·requesting county officials to
takl immediate action to abate
the possible threat. •
Hayden. said that so rar in I
1979. 33 cases of tuberculosis
have been diagnosed in In·
docbinese refugees in Orange
County.
This represents about 20 per-
cent or all cases or TB diagnosed
in the county this year, be said.
Hayden asserted that only 7 of
these 33 cases had a high
likelihood of being infectious to
others.
Hayden said that about 50 per-
cent or tbe refugees have shown
positive reactions to TB tests but
that in about 95 percent of the
cases the infection is contained
in the person's body and is not
transmittable. Hayden outlined tbe following
procedures being followed for
(Sff TB, Page A.2)
Judge Probed
Brown Appointee Under Fire 0
LOS ANGELES <AP) -The
first Je~slator Gov Edmund G .
Rrown Jr appoin ted to a
1udgesh1p, Republican Rober!
Stevens or Santa Monica. IS Ufl·
der investigation by the attorney
general for allegedly makmg ob
scene phone calls. the Herald
Examiner reported today
Attorney general spokesmen
were all m Sacramento today
and not immediately available
for comment. But Stevens told
the Herald Examiner in a
telephone interview that, in the
ealls in question. be believed he
was discussing intimate topics
OOP Gains
FAige In -OC Rolls
Rel!.~licaoa ~•ve re&ained
u.. ..... ==-°' .. ., .. UGe ...._:•or¥ Al Olaonaaid . ...
Lat.est ftlW"t'S for the Nov. 6 e lection show that 402,621
Republicans are r egistered.
nearly a 4.000 margin ver the
Demc)crats.
As ~f Monday, Dem
gistr ·on was listed at
Th Libertarian
gistra ·on has made
gains rom last year
voters w signed up.
the p y had 489
gister in the county
arty re·
e biggest
ith 17.945
ast year.
oters re·
Last ar-\':~ thi time. the ·
Democrats h'll9U a ~015 edge in
registration it\ the traditional
Republican county.
Olson said the dmerence this
year apparently is because more
Democrats than Republicans
didn't vote last November and
have moved away.
Final county registration
figures are expected to be
known by this F.ridax, Olson
said. •
The Libertarian Party bas
quadrup"ed its registration in
California since March and i;;
now bigger than the Peace and
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....... .,
w1th fnend.s and .. I've. learned
a lesson. r deepl) regret th.ls l
know 11 was wrong ·
Ste\ ens. 63, a Los Angele<;
Supeno~Court Judge. is arcused
of dJscussmg sex with Edward
.. 01C'k .. Murpl\y. 37, seri1~eant-at
arms for the? stale Assembly,
and Murphy's 27-year old wife
Beth in telephone calls which the
M urphys tape recorded without
Stevens' knowledge.
Mrs. Murphy was a former
secretary to Stevens and works
for Assemblyman Gerald Felan·
do. R·San Pedro.
The Judge, appointed by
Brown Ln !977 said that durmg •
the ralb th1..· .\turphys .. not only
did not ob1ect. but made stale·
menl.., themselves or a sexual
nature "
Th<' newspaper said unnamed
persons who listened to lhe tapes
desc ribed the remarks a s
.. s1ckenmg." .. gross" and "very
sexually specifi c" but were not
themselves specific about the
tapes' content. ·
Asked if has remarks might
have been made jokingly,
Stevens repued: "No. I'd say
fantasizing. Sex fantasy, I sup-
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Watelles Offered
HB Woman Held
In Bribe Aitempt'
A .__. -peet wanted In
connectioD with a $20.000 bribe
attempt on Orange County
Superior Court Judge Robert
Rickles was arrested at her
Hlmtington Harbour home Tues·
day night.
The woman. ide ntified as
Martha Ann Hawkins, 30. an OC· cupaUooal therapist, was taken
into custody about 8 p.m. on an
arrest warrant charging her
with conspiracy to obstruct
-c:a~.,::=t c-.~
M •. Hawkins Is alle1ed to have provided $20,000 in ex-
pensive gold watches to un-
dercover investigators as col·
lateral for a cash bribe that was
to be paid to Judge Rickles to
persuade him to grant a favora-
ble prison sentence for a man
facing trial on grand theft
charges.
The man. Richard Timothy
Workman, 421 of La Habra, is a
C hino State Prison inmate
charged with funneling money
Mesa Blaze
Damage Set
" out of an automobi le sales
:,cheme.
Damage tn a fire that hat the
Players Bar and Restaurant in
Costa Mesa Tuesday has been
set at $15.000 to the building and
$30.000 ft> contents, fire officials
sfid today.
They said cause of the 5:56
a.m. blaze is still under in·
vesUgation. -ll apparently start-
ed in or near a wastebasket.
No injuries were reported in
the fire at 719 W. 19th St
Workman was formally
C'ha rged Tuesday with soliciting
a bribe and obstruction of
JUSllCe.
According to investigators,
Workman, now housed at
Orange County Jail. made it
known that be wanted to bribe a
Judgt! so thal he could plea
bargain his case and receive a
sentence concurrent with the
one he now is serving.
Investigators from the Orange
County She riff's Department
and the Newport Beach Police
Department learned of the al-
le Jted pl an a nd met with
(See BRIBE, Page .U>
CartDa ToUbom. 11, a Yi11tor' to Newport
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of tbe ~ m'1 ...... that'• bwl ........ ap cm die lllmd'1 beacbll. A I:*•• a we for o.a Teela'• KarmbDtf
the stuff 11 sea lettuce and the aarge
amount ol it could be attributed to a = aeuoaal bloom. The 1pclt•woman
that sea lettuce la edible, II ptoper17 pre. .....
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SoeeerPool .Marines
Teacher Wiru $L'6 Million ,·
LONDON (AP> -Harry Joh._ a •yw-o&d
high chool c~n"'Y te~her. wu·diin"i at home
loday watchln1 TV and dre-amlaf ol a trtp to 1'ome
lt be ever won the 8rlti1h soccer pool.
"A (ew minutes later, tbe Uttlewoodl (pool
firm) man was kpocltlna at my door" to tell him
he'dJust won $1 .e million, Johnson said.
ohns on who lives In Altrlncbam, near
Mnncbeater 1n northwest En1land. earns about Sl0,7~ a year teachln.a carpentry. His wire teaches
homo economics.
Besides the trap to Rome, Johnson said the pool
win would allow the couple to b~y a r anch hous~ llnd
a ca r and ttpend more limo gardenine.
Mllllons ot Britons play the soccer pool every
• week by trying to pick wlµcb of Saturday afternoon's
g am will end" in a tie. ·
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HOPEFUL HITS BOARD • •
special lntereat groups ."
Pancake said be believes h.is
background in marketing would
be especially vah~able if the
voucher system is approved and
the school district bas to "aell
itself" to prospective student.a.
Area 1 appointed incumbent
Kenneth Wayman, an attorney
and former teacher, s aid he has
made a point of seeking views
from teachers, parents and the
public, going door to door oo oc·
casion.
Wayman said he believes he
has the background J.o un-
derotand the mass of legislation,
state-mandated programs and
funding intricacies with which
trustees are faced, a.nd can un-
de rs tand a variety of view-points.
In area 6, Todd Hess, a com-
mercial and industrial relit.or
with a masters degree in educa -
tion, said be )Vants to repay the
'c.ommunity for educating him.
He cited his knowledge of
e du ca tion a nd hi s ad .
ministralive credential from UC
Irvine as giving him knowledge
Rites Slated
For 2 Teen
Car Victims
Visitation wiU be held tonight
ctnd senarate funeral masses
sa id Thursday for two 1979
Edison High .SChool graduates
kjlled Sunday in an automobile accident.
Joa~pb Jaa.amao ol C•• Mesa, 18, mid 8rtan .Joaaeail If Huntington Beach, .18, dJed in a
head-on collison near San Luis
Obispo while on a surfing trip.
Visitation for Mr. J ohnson will
be held until 9 o'clock tonight at
Dilday Brothe.rs Huntington
Beach Chapel, 17911 Beach Blvd.,
with a wake service al that loca-
tion at8p.m.
· Funeral mass for Mr. Johnson
is scheduled for 9:30 a.m. Thurs·
day al Sts. Simon and Jude
Church, 20444 Magnolia St., Hun·
tington Beach.
Mr. Johnson leaves his
pa re nts, G e orge and Anna
Johnson, brothers Kelvin and
David Johnson, and sister Laura
Jobnsoo, all of Huntington
Beach.
Visitation is scheduled until 8
o'clock tonight for Mr. Hindman
at Smith & Tuthill Westcliff
Mortuary, 427 E. 17th St., Costa
Mesa.
0 _ Funeral mas s for Mr .
Hindman will be held at 9:30
a.m Thursday at St. Joachim
Church, 1964 Orange Ave., Costa
Mesa.
Mr. Hindman ls survived by
nis mother, Carolyn Hindman ol
Costa Mesa; bis father and step-
mother, Charles and Roselee
Hindman of Orange; brothers,
Jeff, John and James Hindman,
and alaUr, Cbrlatine Hindman,
all of Costa Meta; grandmother,
Cou Carr ol Coeta Meta, and
grandparents Charles and
Dorothy Hlndman of Desert Hot
Springs.
Mr. Hlndman'a famlly baa
s ugaested memorial donaUona
·to the :Edi.Ion High School Surf.
inc Team, in care of RoD KUDO.
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of the education code and school
finance.
One of his goals, Hess said, Is
. 'to try to esta blish. an environ-
ment wh.ere good teaching is re-warded." .
George Lackey, a semi-retired
merchant who is running in area
6, said he wasn't inte111J.5t.ed In
se rving on the school board until
a recent incident in which "a
vec.y good friend was crucified
<by the school board). That's
how I felt ~boutit."
·Lackey s remarks appeared to
refer to lh,e school board's at-
tempts to dismi~ music teacher
R i chard England on un.
professional conduct charges.
The case was heard last sum -
m er before a three-m ember
state panel whose decision
has n't yet been released. ·
Lackey also described the
board of trustees' business ac-
tions as "unethical, .. adding,
"You are not going to change it
overnight.·· He dido 't cite any
specific cases.
Also in area 6, Roger Sum-f..
mers. a general contractor, said
he would stress regula ting
classroom size, emphasizing the
home's responsibility and main·
taining better community rap·
port with trustees.
He said he also be lie ves
teaching-should be a mor <:
honored profession a nd said he
opposes the voucher system
beca use it wou ld in.vo lv e
!llillions of California youngsters
m an untested progra m
Mesa Resident
Pkadsfor
Dog's Return
Mark Cross of Costa Mesa
would like his dog back
Cross' pet, a two-year ·al<t
female black Labrador na med
Friday, was stolen Oct. 6 from
in front of a Ne wport Pi~r
eatery.
Cross and Ne wport Beach
police know who · took the dog.
The problem is "that the thief
claims he brought Friday back
to the pier area a few hours
afte r the theft and .turned her
loose
Cross said Friday ls a sub-
stit ute nursing mother for an
adopted puppy and he'd like to
get her baclc for her role as
mama. He also misses her
himself.
Friday is distinguished by a
scar over her right eye and a
faint white spot on her throat.
Anyone with information
should contact Cross at 548-7321 or
1 Det~cUve Lee Roberts at 644·3782.
From Page Al
SENIORS • • •
Shapell Government Housing
Inc . The firm Is a general
partner in Casa bella and will
be the construction company.
The project, beinl built on a
site of slightly more than an
acre.Wt to be constructed by
priva!I developen with federal
Joans. '1be developers purcbued
the alte from the clty Redevelop-
ment Agency under a contract to
develoo Cua Bella. Rlgbt now, Casa BellJ's loca-
tion isn't exacUy the stuff of
which postcards are made.
Bordered on three sides by ft
patchwork of dusty old build-
ings, its only pleuant view la of
Lions Park .
Pilot Chief
, Address Set.
Dally PUot Publllber Robert
N. Weed wtll be tbe 1pea1ter· Tbur1day at the Coet• ll"a
Cb•mber ol Comm•ree'• lltb annual memberablp luncheon
and installatJon of officers and
direct.on. /
Weed wtll speak on "Can We
Get n.. Prom Here?"
Tile lmcbeon la tcbeduJed for
noon -the Cotta M•a Golf md OouDtrJ aub. 1101 Golf Coani
Drtn. Colt la f1 per penoa,
with .lnfonuUon available by call.Lat,,.....,
'Hit' Cuba
•
Beaches
GUANTANAMO' BAY. Cuba
(AP ) Marines swarmed
aahore by heUcopter and am·
phlbloua craft In a practice land-ln.i today on the beaches of tbe
only U.S. mWtary base on com-
munist toil.
A Soviet surveillance sblp
stood offshore and Cuban re-
servist.a in the area were called c.o duly.
''So far u we know, there
were no problems" in the 8 a.m.
landing, said Cmdr . Howard
Matson, a spokesman at Atlantic
Fleet headquarters in Norfollt Va '
Three Navy warships carried
the Marines close to the shore at
dawn in the show-the-Oag ex·
ercise. hastily arranged by the
NAVAL FORCE SENT
TO INDIAN OCEAN-A4
Carter administration as a flex·
in g of milita r y mus cle in
response to the presence in Cuba
of a Soviet brigade, about 500
miles west of Guantanamo.
AU t"lae 1'1un•11 ~oet ' . Sheriff's investigator Jim Harrell surveys
an estimated $250,000 worth of jewelry,
silver sets, cameras and other articles
taken from residential burglaries all over
south Orange County, Officials say they
will work through local poli'4 depart·
m e nts to determine where the stolen
goods came from. The loot was recovered
when deputies arrested Sidney Tyrone
Battle, 2.6, of Santa Ana, who was driving
a U-Haul truck allegedly carrying the
stolen items. Sherift's officers said a
citizen's Up led to Battle's arrest and the
loot's recovery. 1 n Washington, a Pentagon
11pokesman saip there was no
overt action by the Cubans.
About 2,200 Marines w-ere in-')()
volved in the exercise, a prac-~year
lice r e inforceme nt o n the
,,....,. .. AJ
eastern tip of Cuba. lJa [
Military officials insisted the tt e VOTERS TALLY • • •
e.x ercise was r outine and , Fre edom P~y. accordln& to
I
The total ia 9.8 million, up
237 ,994 since March. although they made extreme ef-new figuteS from the state.
forts to accommodate nearly 80 7'\.T E d But the latest re~lion re· Of the 33,811 in the mis-
cellaneous cat,egory, 33,611 are
registeTed as l'..ibertaria.ns. com-
pared with 7 ,m registered as
Libertarian lut March.
re porters and photographers 1 ~ears n port Monday by Secretary of
covering the landing, they de· State March Fong Eu said the
nied reports that the exercise LOS ANGELES (AP) _ ·A Libertarians still tiave fewer
was merely a media event. So uthern CallfOrnia court may than hall the reglstl\nts needed
"This is a training exercise be the ~tt.ing ror the final scene to qua.ill>' (or a state-conducted
which reinforces the Marines in the government's 28-year primary election and a perm•· f',....P-eeAJ
and naval UJtits stationed at fi g ht t o d e port And r i j a nent place on the ballot.
Guantanamo Bay," Navy Capt. Artukovic of Seal Beach. ac-The only other county besides JUDGE ... John Fetterman said at a brief· cused of taking part in the de· 0 r a n g e Count y w 1 th a
mg Tuesday night. alhs of thousands or Serbs.\,Jews Republican majority is Mono,
However, Fetterm4'n said and gypsies during World war II with 1,581 Republicans"llld 1,521 pose " "Wh~t you will see in no way ap'. in Croatia. Democrats · Stevens denied any criminal
Pt.ox1mates what would be done The Justice Department hied Statewtde. the· totals through intent or .culpability He said
under hostile condi.lions " He a motion Tuesday in federal im· Sc pt 1 3 s how 5 . 5 2 4 . 6 8 9 there could be nothing crimmal
'said ifJ.he base was threatened migration court 1n Los Angeles De m oc r at s and 3 .369,715 unless the Murphysaskedhlm tO
reinforcements would be no~ to deport the 79.year-0ld retired Republicans ~top callinf(
in Instead of brought In by ship.' book keeper , who entered the Both parties h ave gained "They never did," he said. "I
"It is not a classic amphibious United States in 1948 under a several thousand smce the last don't see any evidence that
assault , .. s aid Capt. Robe rt fa lse name. report Lii March. with no sigruf1-would mcticate to me that they
Bowen,a Pentagon spokesman. Thecourtpapers stated,"Thjs cant c h ange 1n re l ative were not perfectly willing
Once as hor e, the Marines major Nazi collabor ator and s t r e n gt h s 5 6 perce nt participants"
moved into defensive positions prime mover in large scale Dem ocr at ic and 34 p e r cent Murphy, who reportedly suf-
behind the 17 4·mile perimeter persecutions 1s not enlllled to Rl?p ublican. re red a heart attack Monday.
fence. then will engage In about the cont.mu~ hosp1tahty of the But 785,908 Californians could oot be reached for com-
fou r weeks of training and drtlls Umted States " decltned to state a party pre· ment
before returning home. Art u k o v 1 c I 1 v es 1 n Se a I ference. 84.514 registered Wltb Rut the state Com mission on SoE:i Wuhlnaton aald Beach's SUrfslde Co)ooy. the Ameriean lndependent Par· Judicial Performance described the~ .... cab-.. of about Goven:uMlll effOl1a to ~ ty, 11.111 wlu. AS~ I • _. the '.: ..... U follows ln a letter 1,000 ..._. wt.t. md C1i1Mr' Artako•lc, who served u reco,-nhed pu91, _._ •.m to St.evw: .. Du:rin& the period actJon 81 "normal precautia.!Da..... Minis.ter of the Interior and with the Peace yd Pre.e.tom you bave been a SUperiar Court
• Justice ln Croatia, first be1an in Party 1udge, yoo have made obscene
Police Hint
Rape Cases
Are Related
1 951 and have been s tymied phone calls to Richa rd Murphy
smce a 1959 court order that said and Beth ~urphy and you were
that Artukov1c could be subject Fro• Pa-A I r equPs ti-d b:r them tn des1~l
to pohtical persecul.ton if forced ,,-r r 11 m !> u <." h co n d u ct :in If
to return to Yug0Slav1a, which thereafter }OU made add1t1onal
has been seekmk to extradlte TB calls ..
hiTus tice Depa rtment official • • • An aide to Assembly Speaker refu gees eot~rtn"' the llruted L M c th 'd M h Waller J . Rockier: a former pro· 9 eo c ar Y s a1 ur p Y secutor m the Nure mberg war States . complarned to McCarthy three
Costa Mesa police said today crimes trial&, said in his court All Indochinese refugees U years ago, while Stevens was a
they are investigating two rape filing that the stay of the de· years and older receive a chest state senator, but the speaker
cases last weekend they believe portation order granted to x-r ay overse45. took no action be cause he might be related. Artukovlc should be revoked. Those with abnormal x-rays believed he lacked the authority.
Rock.Jer contended that a l978 receive sputum examinations to The couple also complained to
Hoth occurred in the city's law has removed the shield of determ.lneiftheyareinfttlious. Fred Taugher, chief ad -
westsldewilhin severalboursof protection under which All cases of infectious ministraUve omcer of the As·
each other, althoueh the aeeood Artukovlc bas escaped proeecu· tuberculosis are placed on dally sembly Rules Committee, to the
incident wasn't reported to lion. treatment until.lhelr sputum U · Black Le&ialaUve Caucus -the
police uoUJ Monday. He said that "the evidence and amtn~Uons are neeaUve. Mdrpbys a.re black -as well as
determinations relalln1 to Refugees with active non-the Commission on Judicial
Police said they are convinced• Artukovic's persecution of 1nfeclioua tuberculosis are not Performance, the attorney
neither case ls' related to a minority croups in Croatia dur· permitted to enter the United general and Sacramento district
series of murders, beatings and ing the years 1941 to UM5 are States unUl arran&ements for attorney.
rapes that are being probed by now relevant and controlling" medical care have been made in Brown's chief of sWf, Gray
detectives from Costa Meu, because of tbe new law. the U.S. and endorsed by the Davis, aald Murphy also com.
Irvine, Tustin, Newport Beach Th e law s tates that the localhealthdepartment. plalnedtothegovernor'sofflce.
and the Orange County Sheriff's possibility of prosecution 1n the When refuleea arrive at a U.S. Stevena served tn the As-
Department. case of Nazi war criminals is not port-of-ent:ry, quarantine lnspec· sembly from 1982-e& and in the
Detecl1ves sahl the flnt rape grounds for an exemption from tors contact the local health de· state Senate from 1966-76 before occurred between 8:"5 and 10:30 deportation. partmenl. accepting the judgeship .
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condomlnlum.
They said a 22-year-old Santa
Ana housewife was visiting two
men she had met. In Newport
Beach when they reportedly al·
tacked and raped her.
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The woman was released,
otherwise uninjured, police said. THE OPTICAL
SUPERSTORE
..
They said that the second cue
occurred at about 2 a .m . Sunday
In the same area.
In that case, a 22-year-old
Garden Grove woman was al·
tendln1 a party with a man who
later attacked and raped her,
pallce said. ·She alao was not
otberwile injured, according to
police.
,,,.... P.,,e A I
BfilBE •••
Workman over the weekend
while polina u aides to an at-
tomey. It w .. allqed tbat Workman
later coatacled Ma. Hawkim
and told ber to brlnl tbe ao1d
watcbel to the Jail IO they could ~ tumed over u collateral fol'
th• p~ bribe. Rlekfel did not learn of the '1·
leled bribe tmtD Monday• 9fter
the Jewell')' bad been tu.med
over to the undetcover ln·
ve.stl•aton, l I Hart aald Ill. Hawkil9 wu
arrHted wttbout lncldent and
waa ~ be)d ID Oraqe Couat7
J1U ID !*a of JI0,000 ball. 8tM waa tebeduled to be arralped
on tbe obetnctioa of Jmtiee
cbar1• today ID c.atral Dtmtct
llunldpal Court. ,,
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Sheriff's thvestigator Jim Harrell surveys
a!l estimated $250,000 ·worth of jewelry.
silver sets, caQ\eras 'and other articles
taken from residential burglaries all over ~uth Orange County. Officials say they
will work through local police depart-
ments to determine where the stolen
goods came from . The loot was recovered
when deputies _arrest.ed Sidney Tyrone
Battle, 26, of Santa Ana, who was driving
a U-l{aul truck allegedly carrying the
s tolen items. Sheriff's officers said a
citizen's tip led to Battle's arrest and the
loot's recovery.
.. Last Days
Of Elvis
·-Revealed
'Saint of Gutters'
Gets Peace Prize
OSLO, Norway CAP> -
Mother Teresa, Calcutta's
NEW YORK (AP> _ Hours .. saint or the gutters," was
before he died, a deeply<"' awarded the 1979 Nobel Peace
depressed and drug-addicted Prize today for work among the poor or India. Elvis Presley begged God to The Yugoslavia-born Roman
"he lp me have insight , and Catholic nun is the stxth woman
forgive me my s ins." according to win the prize and the first to a book by his stepmother and three stepbrothers. ·. since. ~airead Corrigan and Bet·
.. Dear God, please he lp me to ~y Williams of Northern Ireland
ge_t back when I feel do~ like._ '"~~~6~ident Carter had been this. and to always stnve ror tb . . . good in the world," Presley is am~ng . e..S6 tn~v1duals,and O~·
quoted as saying in tbe book en· gana~atio~ nominated . for this
'titled "Elvis We Love Yo years P~· Other nomm~ re· • ., · u. portedly mcluded South Alncan Tender, . by Dee . Presley. and black leader Steven Biko, who
David, Billy and Rick Stanley. died while in prison; Soviet dis-
An excerpt of the book in the senter Yuri Orlov; Archbi.sbop
November issue of Ladies Home 0.car Romero of El Salvador
Journal alleges that Presl~y. and Adolfo Perez Esquivel ot
who ~ved of substances Ar1entina, 'bead of a LaUo
lille marijuana, thou8bt UM of American ChruUan seriicea .,,...ertlted ckup wu OK, group
It. U9ed .~• wb)Je 1D the .The. ftve-member Norwegian A~y.!n 1959 and returned home Not>er Committee said Mother
With ~~O trunks full Of Dex-Teresa wu mveo tbe prUe "in
edrine, the book aaya. recbpltion d ber won lD brin1-0a tbe d87 Prmley died, Rick in1 help to suffering humanity".
Stanley .•aid he bad refilled a The prize u worth tlto,000.
prescrapt"ion lor Dilaudid ln lMi, Mother Teresa mov«l
capsules and . returned. to bear -into Calcutta's slums "to serve
Presley praymg. Stanley s~d God among the paorest of the
the singer. asked not to be dis-poor." The order she rounded,
turbed ~til 4 p.m . because he the Missionaries of Charily, is
needed plenty or rest ror th~ best known ror its "home ror the tour."
He was round uncpnscious on a
WINS NOllEL. PRIZE
Mother Ter•••
deattutute dying" wb.leb opened
in Calcutta ln 1952.
Mot.her Teresa. 69, was .made
an officer i.n the Order of the British Empire in a ceremony
last year al the Australian High
CommilSston in New Delhi for
"services to humanity."
bathroom floor o( his home at
2: 30 p. m. and pronounced dead
an hour later. Death Row's Bishop
''I've never seen anybody who
could lake it like that," said
Stanley. "You just don't do dope
like be did and live through it."
David Stanley said he had
found Pr~sley unconscious on
the bathroom floor before and
thought Elvis had suffered an
overdose of the drugs he took
.., that momint.
Presley's narcotics and am·
phetamines were legally pre-
scribed by a number or doctors
who cared only about "cars and
other gifts be gave them," Rick
Stanley said.
Dr. George Nicbopoulous, who
bas since been charged with in-
discriminate prescription writ-
ing, often went to Presley's
medicine cabinet and replaced
drugs with vitamins, the ex~l
says.
Execution Stay
Failure Predicted
CARSON CITY, Nev. <AP) -
With characteristic non-
chalance, Death Row inmate
J esse Bishop of Garden Grove
predicts failure ror an unwanted
l ltb-bour attempt by the
NAACP Legal Defense Fund~
stop his execution Monday.
The defense fund filed a peti-
tion for rehearing Tuesday with
the U.S. Supreme Court, along
with a sealed document purport-
ing to shed ''new light" on the
, Bis hop case. a high court
spokesman said.
Betsy Saxon, information or-
ficer for the court. also said the
petition appeared to be pro·
ceduraUy incorrect.
The oow:t and Joel Berger or
the Defense Fund refused to dis·
close contents of the petition.
But a spokesman in the Clark
County Public Derender's Office
said Berger received informa-
tion "which may be or signifi-
cant consequence" in the case.
Although Bishop is white, the
NAACP Legal.Defense Fund bas
entered the case because it is
categorically opposed to capital
punishment, ~rger said.
Bishop, an admitted killer be-
ing held in the Maximum Securi-
ty Prison ln <.:arson City, saia ne I
, was not surprised by the move,
Prison Superintendent Bob Up.
pold said.
Lippold quoted Bishop as say.
ing, "1bere'a too much publicity
In this for thole people to ilJ)Or'e
the situation. I don't anticipate
the court will respond to it.''
Bishop bad been takine
aedatives because of nervoua-
neaa. But Uppold aa!d the in-
mate, under supervision or two
pardl 8t all time.a, has been otl
sedative1 f« about a week and
LI "pre&&.>' reJaed.''
Wa cell ll 20 feet from the two.
seat 1aa chamber.
Nevada Attorney General
Dick Bryan al.lo said be expect-
ed tbe ~Ution to Ju1Uee\
William ullt to t;e denied.
Bryu aaid e l•1al def .... fUDd Ml DO more ........ tbaa
tb• Clark County defender
wboH appul on behalf of
'Blabop was recently reJeewd by tbe ....... Court. • ..._.* earlier aruted a
pr# 1 an~ tbe
oomt wtdeb rec tUt
I · BrJ• :J tbat in Hot
of tbe ~ bJ tbe IUU court be
did a 't tb.lnk aay one JuatJce
would • 11119 aeeuUoe -tbe ftnllD,...... .. ~ •
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··Ilda· 9ctqtptr 17. 1171 s
' .~uit Against U.S. Urged
-~diation-e~pose(\l.
Vet~rans Sought
LOS ANGEL§ <AP> -A n.a-
tionlt'ide call b,u been iaaued by
a aroup ol veterans sutfertn1
from dileuea tbey believe were
caused by e~ure to radiat.ioo
durin1 their military service.
. It eoi.Dcidea with a peodinc
suit by • Laguna Niguel widow
claiming her
husband's de-
ath resulted
from ex -
posure to
nuclear test
programs.
altOUOY
During a
Tuesday news
conference,
the National
Association of
Atomic Veterans urged all
similarly afflicted veterans to
join in suing the U.S. govern-
ment for damages. They also en-
couraged veterans whose radia·
lion-related disability c laims
have previously been denied to
rerile them with the Veterans
Administration.
"The VA bas recently relaxed
its rulings <in such cases>." said
Toni Stuart, spokeswoman for
the Southern California Clergy
and Concerned Laity. which is
supporting the veterans' goal
"In the past the burden bas been
on the servicemen ·a.nd it's JUSt
been incrediltly heavy red tape
for them to get documentation
Chat they were at the alonuc
tests ."
Ms . Stuart said the c lass·
action suit seeking damages for
all s uch veterans is to be riled by
former Interior Secretary
Stewart Udall. Udall, now a
private attorney in Washington,
D.C .. is handling several related
cases, including a s uit on be'ball
of Utah civilians for radiation-
related damages.
Ms. Stuart claimed that the
lawsuit's implication -that
low-level radiation considered
Two in Irvine
Knifed by
Oriental Gang
· Two Vietnamese yout.ba were
stabbed as t.hey were on their breaks at Shiley Laba la Irvine
Tuesday and police believe their
attackers were six to seven
other young Vietnamese.
Police Lt. Gene Norden said
the two victims, wbilt describ-
ing their assailants as Viet·
namese, provided o other
~escriptions for police to work
with. The two, Quang Manh
Nguyen, 18. and Vinh Nguyen.
also 18, were not seriously in·
jured in the incident Both are
Huntington Beach residents.
Norden said the two were lak·
ing a 6:20 p.m. break at the lab.
at 17600 Gillette. when six to
seven other youths attacked
them outside and then fled.
The young victims suffered
wounds to the for ea rm and
shoulder areas.
They said their assailants
s poke to them in Vietnamese
before the attack but lhe#'ictims
provided poll~e with no leads as
to the reason ror the incident or
who the attackers were.
acceptable ln the l950I and ll80a
was not safe -would have coo-
s i de rabte"'" impact on future
nuclear enern Policy and the
nuclear power industry.
Meanwhile, Pat Jn'oudy, of
Laeuna Niguel, widow of former
Marine~ Major Charles A.
-Broudy wbo was exposed' to
radlatim in nuclear bomb test-
O~ll'~ilatS~-
NOT GIVING UP
S\fte Sen•tor Schmitz
Win Primary
Initiative
Gains in State
SACRAMENTO <API -The
plan to abolish California's will·
ner -talte -all Republican
primary, which could deprive
Ronald Rea1an ol up to 100 de-
le1atea,1~~dl lD the form or·a voten' Ye.
The wbmer-t.alte.alJ primary ayat..m •U-lnat..-.,u.~aiat.e.es
Reagan of the 168 California de·
leJates at the Republican Na-
tional Coavealioe. Tbe ,.......a to abotid-'U.. a)'Stem. b7 sate Sen. Jobft Scbmlt.a, R-Newport
Beacb. was overwbelminfly vot-
-e-d down by the C1Hifornia
Republican Party at its annual
convenUon last month. Seventy·
three percent or the delegates
voted atainst it.
But Schmitz said Tuesday be
still hasn't given up on the idea.
and has filed papers to place 'l
on the ballot with an' initiative
oampa.ign.
Schmitz. who backs former
Texas Gov John Connally for
president. said he doesn't feel
bound by the GOP convention
vote because he said part:.
leaders are out or s tep with
rank-and-file Republicans
He said a Mervin Field poll
found that 64 percent or the
California Republicans ques·
tioned opposed wmner·take-all.
which has been abolished na·
tionally by the Democrats and 1s
used by the Republicans only in
California.
Schmitz said he has a 50-50
chance or gatherin g enough
signatures to put his imt1allve on
tbe ballot next June
Gem
Talk
··~ ~~
I
~ f '
811 J. C llUMPHRl£S
Ctrtt/lfd_ Gtm0log1st. AGS
.~ ~ !#-' .. • Q"' .... . .
ing in Nevada and died ln tm.
told repOrters she will appear in
fed.,raJ court Nov. s for a bear-
ing on 'ber suit again.st the U.S.
govemmeot. Broudy llied of
lympbolarcoma, cancer of the
lymph system.
The Broudy disability claims
have been turned don by tbe
VA three times.
HBMoln
Due Back ·
For Trial
A 26-~ar-old Huntington l .
Beach mother. the subject of a
year-loog search, was ordered
Tuesday by Arkansas Gov.
William Clint.on to be returned to
Orange County to race relony
child stealing charges .
Carnalla Miller, who fought
the California extradition re
quest. was ordered to surrender
herself today to authorities in
Be rryville. Ark.
James Smedley. from Clin-
ton 's office. said Mrs Milter has
the right to chaUenge the ex-
tradition order. If ir she doesn't.
h e s aid . O range County
authorities will be a sked to
transport her to California lat.er
lhis...-eek,
Huntington Beach pohce aJ .
le~e Mrs. Miller snatched her
6·year·old daughter, Valeena
from her grandparents' home in
July, 1.978. 'Ole grandparents are
Valeena's legal guardians.
The -child. according to·
Arkansas social service
workers. bas been living witti a
foster family in &rryvil.le since
last JWJe when she wp found
with her mother in Arkansas.
Authorities today said it bu
nol beeo determined wbetber
Valeeaa wW be returned to ber
Hunti.DCkllll Bueh p-andparenu.
"l"hey aald .... Is ettendhl.• aebool
iD ~ and is allowed ..;
visit her mother.
Arkansas police said the
motller bu been ll•ja1 in a
SJDall towa near BerryvHI•
wblle awaftJn1 word oa tbe California extradition request,
signed by Gov. Edmund G.
Brown Jr. in September.
C.ounty Accident
Victim Succumbs
John Barnum, 'l7, or 211 N
Ranchito St .. Anaheim, died
Tuesday or injuries be received
in an accident on a construction
site 10 Anaheim Oct. 12. police
said.
Officers said the man was
dnving a cement mixing truck
at Imperial Highway and La
Palma Avenue when it rolled 35
feet down an embankment, trap-
ping him inside and crushing his
chest
Growers Picketed
KEITLEMAlll CITY IAP> -
Sm all scale picketing by the
U n i ted Farm Work e r s or
America has begun against a
non -union Growers Exchange
lettuce field near here .
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a~,., paradift •
For lbe person who enjoys shop-
Pini for gem atones, Bombay is a ci·
ty of great adventure. Rubies are
sold for what oae might con.sider
ridiculously low prices -but they
are of such low quality that the
averace penon would not be pleased
with the speclmena. On the other
band, there are abo hi1b qualitf stonu available. But, it is the abop. ·
Pini and tbe atmoepbere that make
Bombay llD adventure. Tbere are
more than 200 1eJD dealen ln this
busy city, and they advertile their
wares •Jons the teemln1 atreeta.
Some ltonee are naUve only to l.Ddla,
such u the cata-eye eoataUte ud the
11'•1 diopelde. Garnet& are abmdant,
and you will be able to ftDd excellent
bQJa in~ 1pectma1. Small
Despite their differences,
these diamonds are Identical.
blue • muat be aamhled
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R'-' .,., ,_ eaam.PM. ca.ta 11 ... cJt,y Maden are
ln a ballle u to wMtlter or not a b.Ypnotist IWned William
Harv91 ~ bt CS..U.CS a permit to operate wtUUa U. mwa.ldpel Umlta.
It eeema that accordlq to ett;y law1 bYPDOtlltl..,..
ba11ned aa belq in the aame c...,,,. u rorbme t.ellen.
No doubt cbJ. would briq bowll ol prqtat from pro-
fbaiooal bypftotiau. Well, some fortune teUen milbt feel
put upon too. Evel')'bocly 1eta the lmock.
T111B LVllPING TOG B tm ol allepd bad practices
with presumably okay bulne•• la breatiq out all over
Oran1e County. "
Our county aovemment. for eaample, is lncreaatna lbe
fees for people who worll ln tbe nude and a1ao for door·to-
door salesmen. Botb j)artaea. may object to bela1
CJtt.etJOriaed with the otber.
You are left wondering if tbey triple the fee for a nude
door·to-door salesperson?
· County fees are also eoing up for operaton of taxlcab
stands and for gun dealers and pool rooms.
Acain, you must ponder whether this means that our
county officers coo.sider all these enterprises as undeeira·
ble and therefore subject to higher license ~bs. or if the
county is simply looting for money'?
YOU MIGJrl' SUSPECI' that the county fee collectors aren't really concerned that the citzenry will t;se up in
great numbers in outrage to come to the defense of a pool
hall or a naked dancing person. Thus these people may be
easy marks for increased county revenue. ,
They start raising trash collection fees, bo~ver, and
that may be ~nother matter in the public mind.
Meanwhile, Anaheim is doing some lumping together
loo in its latest campaign announced by the City Council
only last night. Anaheim authorities are going to crack down on prostitution.
THE COUNCIL HAS IMPOSED a moratorium on Issu-
ing any new licenses for massage parlors, escort bureaus.
a dult movie houses, baths, encounter centers and cabarets. -
With this fumping together, there is the implication by
Anaheim authorities that these businesses all have some
kind of ll.n.k to the call girl dodge.
Leave it to Anaheim to find new sources ol evil. You
never knew before tha t bathing was a sin, did you?
l wish somebody bad been around to explain that to
my mother back when J was 12 years old.
Slaying Probe at Dead E nd
BEVERLY HILLS (AP) -B~verly Hills police in -
vestigators in Belgium may
have run into a dead end in their
4'ffort.s to find evidence linking a
tbr111er business usociat.e with
the slayings last May of three
persons at the estate of soap
mapat.eLloydCotaen. ""
Actlftl police chief Capt. Lee Tracy said Tuesday that two
police inv.esUgators went to
Brussels about two weeks ago to
interview Arnie Talf, a former
associate of Cotsen's. However,
when they arrived lo !nterview
Tali on Monday, his wife in-
formed the:m that her husband
had died only hours before.
Tracy said.
Tracy said the caus.e of death
has not been determined and the
possibility of suicide has not been
ruled out. '
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Meg lmulta Chicago Mayor
cmCAGO (AP) -A eommeat attrlbated to Pri.De ...
llar1ant tlaat tbe lriab are • ....,. .. 1111 u.W •11f.._ W.1. blll
8 lpoUeWOllUlD for llQ'OI' .JaM S,.. uid tM IDaJGI' ...........
the remark to refer to terrcJ9ab,-not tbe lriab people.
. ,.. ~ C8*iO IKJN.'IUID ~Irv ltupdMt reported.~,_.
da1 tUt tbe pnac.a and tll1e ~ were 1lttiq at tbe aame table
dwina a dbmer party when Jin. Byrne remarked that abe bed al-
t.ended tbe funeral ol llar1aret's coua!n, Lord Louil Mountbatten
in LondoG. Mountbatten wu killed last montb by a bomb planted
by lrilb Republican Army uaauins. "~ Irish," Princeu Mar1aret was quoted as sayin1. •'they're pio." Theo: ibe told the mayor, "Ob, ob, you're Ittab," Kupclnet re·
ported. Mrs. Byrne left the party as aooo u ponible, be wrote.
HOWEVB&. BYllNE spokeswoman Michael Sneed, said today
that the mayor did not feel "pip" was used to refer to the lriah ln general.
Mayor Byrne "felt 'pip' was an unfortunate cbolce of words
and one abe would not have used, but she unden,t.ood It wu in con·
text wtth terrorUta and murdel'en," Ms. Sneed said.
Princess Margaret's private office at Kensington Palace ln Lon·
donofferednocommenttoday.
"I llAVENT BEEN ABLE to speak to anyone there and until
I've been able to, I have no comment," said a spokeswoman for
the princess.
She added. "I've bad several tbinp to do that were more urgent than-ringing America."
Nuke Plant· F oulup
Draws Prison Term
SURRY. Va. <AP> -A man
facing a possible two-year
prison sentence (or causing SI
million damage to fuel a s'
semblies at a nuclear power
plaot says he remains convinced
the action was justified.
William E. KuykendaU and co-
defendanl Jam es Mei: rill said
they acted to point up safely pro-
blems at the Virginia Electric &
Power Co. plant here. The utility
has denied their charges.
..IF IT ULTIMATELY ac-
compllsbea my objeetlve, yee, it will have been worth it."
Kuykendall, 26. of· Newport
News, said after he was convict·
ed Tuesday night of damaging a
public utility
The jury deliberated a little
more than thr~ hours before
convicting the two on the felony"
charge and recommending a
two-year prison term -the
m1n1mum Ten yea rs would
have been the maximum
SURRY COUNTY Circuit
Judge Ugon Jooes cao either le{
the sentence stand or reduce It.
He cannot increase It.
'fhe two remain free dn bond peodin~.
"It o't end here. J have faith in the JuaUce ayat.em, ·· Kuykendall said.
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'fight Squee%e "p .. ,,.,._,,
Edward Manley. 38. a Cl~vel and laborer. IB pulled to
s c.f ely after bt:mg trap~ 1n the narro" opcnmg or <t
waste oil~ for five hours Tuesday evenine. Manley wa.a cl~g the inside of the tank when alud&e depoaita caved in.
But Merrill. 24, or Hampton.
asked whether the sabotage was
worth prison. said, ·•No. at least
I don't tltink so."
5 Hurt in P ile up
SAN FRANCISCO <AP)
Flve persona were slighdy in·
jured when a Municipat Railway
bus swel'ftd out of conll'Ol in
fo11Y weather ln front of the
ocean·bordered Cliff House.
Police say driver Joe Smid\ lost
control ot the vehlc&e Tuesday as
It rounded a curve on Point
Lobos Avenue cauatnc a fou.r-car
chain reaction accidetlt.
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'Ufelln• of Imperial Valley' Fffda 5,000-mlle lrrtgatlon Syatem
State IQ Testing Nixed
Judge Cites Vnfairness to Minorities
SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -In·
telligence tests which lead to the
placement of an unusually large
numbe r of black child ren in
classes for the m entally re-
t arded\have been n lled un-
constitutional by a fed etal
~ judge.
Ch ief U.S. District Judge
Robert F. Peckham , ruling in a
statewide class actton s uit filed
in 1971 on beha lf of five black
youngsters, said T uesday the
use o[ standardized IQ tests to
place s tudents in the special
classes· violated recently enact·
ed federal la ws and state and
federal constitutions.
Th e j udge said evidence
showed IQ tests were developed
on white populations and not
adjusted or evetl re-examined
when it became clear that cer-
tain groups -notably blacks
and Hispanics -received low
scores.
ae.eii.•ill~ed
LOS ANGELES <AP> -Reac-
• lion was nuxed to a Police Com-
mission decision to expand Its
role In lnveatiaaUon a.nd ad-
, ( ____ sr._~_TE_J
j udication of office r-involved
·shootings by assuming "direct"
and "fjnal" a uthority in all such
cases resulting i n death or
serious injury.
The commission made the an·
n ouncemeot Tuesday in the
second part of its four-part re-
port on the Eula Love shooting
and the use of deadly force by
the police department.
AUeflatlopa• Dropped-
sAN ·~c1sco <AP> -An
Alameda' Colll'lty Superior'Court
judge bas d.i.tlmissed 41 of 44 al-
legaUoos in a $'l8 million libel
suit brought by the Synanon
Foundation qalnst Time, IDc.
Judae 'Robert ICrGllbller, ruJ.
i ng that Syaanon founder Charles Dederlcb _!JU a u pubUc
figure," issued a memerandum
of decision Tuesday rejecting all
but. three of the point.a ralaed by
the suit.
Forlller Marine Sentenced
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VISTA (AP> -A 24-year-old ex-Marine has been sentenced to l l years and eight months in state prison on charges of robbery.
!als e imprisonment and.a ssault or illegal-aliens-.--. .
The sentence was handed down Tuesday against David
Charles Eubank. who was found guilty on 54 ~ts. Eub~nk had
pleaded innocent by reason of insanity, but a JUIY ruled t:Um sa_ne
and convicted him after two psychiatrists called hi.s insaruty claim
"a sham and a farce." The migrants were robbed by the fo~er Camp Pendl~ton
ma rine last year at an illegal-'alien campsite m northern San Diego
County.
MANY COLORS .AND
STYLES .AV .AIL.ABLE
FROM AS LlnLE .AS
.s199 -
Ta:r Forwi 10 Shrink:>
SACRAMENTO <AP >
Californians' state income tax
forms would shrink to a smgle
page knder an imt1 at1 ve pro-
posed for the November 1980
ballot.
But perhaps 171ore s ignificant
ly. the initiative would also shift
$950 million in state persona! in-
come taxes to businesses ahd
climi.nate most state tax exemp·
tions.
Rapist Se11tent•ed
SANTA MONICA (AP> -A
life sentence has been handed
down to Donnie Ray Cros!, the
"Ski Mask Rapist," in connec-
tion with armed kidnapping and
rape attacks on nine women
over a lhr~·month pe riod in la~ 1978 and early 1979.
Crou, 21, was sentenced~day by Smta Monica Sui*ior
Coart Jadp Laannce J . ftitten.
band to serve a life senten~ on
a count ol kidnapping a 28-)leat·
old Lo9 Aaples city employee
Feb. Z, tbe same clay C?'OeS waa
arrested. He was also sentenced
to consecutive three-year terms
on five other charges.
Skfljacbr 'ailed
NAPA (AP) -A Lakeport
woma'n has been booked for in-
vestigation of kidnap a nd as-
sault after allegedly hijacking a
light plane and forcing the pi lot
to fly aimlessly over Northern
California. In c u stod y
Joanne Ilene Tbedorf. 27
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Temblors. €ont-inue ·
Border -Quake Damage $10.Million
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EL CENTRO (AP> Some Imperial County
realdents alepl outdoors for the second straight
nl&b.t a.a earthquakes continued early today to rat-
tle throuah the area stricken by Califor;nia's worst
temblor in eight years.
11We bad real liltle rollers all night long, but
no structural damage or injuries," said sheriff's
Sgt. David P rince. "We had the usual number of
call!, people wanting to know when 'the earth·
quakes will st.op. Of course, we doo't.know."
Monday's 6.5 magnitude quake was-followed
by several aftershocks the size of moderate earth-
quak~s. including one measured at 5.2 on the
Richter scale at 4.17 pm Tuesday, 24 hours and
one minute after the onginal quake.
BUT A SPOKf;SWOMAN at the California
Institute of Technology's seismological laboratory
in Pasadena said today that no aftershock larger
than 4 in magnitude had been recorded since then.
Despite the contmuing occasional jiggles, re-
pair work conllnued al fuJI t.Jll today Damage
estimates from the ma1or shock ranged up to $10
million, but were expected to climb even higher as
Jjiles of debris were swept away to allow experts a
closer look at bwld1ngt., bndges and highways .
Tuesday's 5.2 magnitude quake hlt just as
Gov. Edmund G Brown Jr on a 00-minute tour
of the quake zone s igned an order declanng the
county a state disaster area
Even without the ufler:;hocks as reminders,
there wa~ other evide nce of what had happened at
4 16 p m Mondc.iy T here were cracks in state
Highw:.iy 86 up Lo four inches wide.
The six-story lmpcn ul County Service building
slanting to one side with 1t:. windows shattered,
dominated the downtown :,.cct.Jon of El Centro The
area remained cordoned off ·
STORES ASD RF.STAlRi\NTS reopened tn
oth<:r pjrt.'> of town, though a.., t·mph))e~ rirushed
putting buck tht• good ... thc.it had nown off shelve:;
and formed IJlOUDtainl in the cent.en of the floors.
ln Calexico, boards replaeed windows in up to
two-thirds of the main street businesses.
The quake's epicenter was closest to Calexico,
a border town where near panic bad been report-
ed. Shoppers ran s creaming and crying to avoid
the shattering window glass arid falling walls and
signs.
State Office of Emergency Services officials
said they wer e surprised that there had been no
deaths direCtly attributable to the quake . The m06l
serious of the 91 reported injuries was a woman in
Brawley who suffered deep slashes on her back
when a window hurtled from above her.
KATE HU'M'ON, AN associate seismologist at
California Institute of TecbnQlogy, said Tuesday
that the ground cracks caused by the quake were
being found along the trace left by the last maJor '
temblor to hit the area in 1940. ·
She termed this a "surpris ing" finding and
said it indicates ~e Imperial Fault is the area's
m ain boundary here the North Pactfic plate
crunches agains the continental pla~. Further
north, the San Andreas fault represents the sam~
boundary. ·
. Some re~dents tn Btawley were still afraid to
spend the night in their homes, because the con-
tinued s haking might furth~ weaken the struc-tures .)-l
• ·The incessant aftershocks were also a worry to
firefi ghters overseeing the draimng or three large
fuel tanks at a gas farm., where 630,000 gallons of
unleaded gas and diesel fuel was stored. Three of
the ta~ had fractured at the bottom and leaked
Imperial County4 lrr1gat.Jon D1stnct engineer ...
were also working "under a deadbne. The All
Amencan Canal, whi ch supplies all the dnnking
and 1mgalton water for most of the valley. wa ..
damaged and flowing at about 15 percent or
normal capac1t)(. Some towns had only two day'
s upply of ~term !>torage ponds
Hu~ti.ng-on Beaeh
SURPLUS STORE
We .,ell (1n.t quahl} und dll>COOllOued merchand1M: from Sears Retail and.
Cata loa DlslribuUon. · ·
"Wu " prices quoted ar~ the reaw.r pnces a l
which the items were formert)' offered by Catalo1 or In m.QY Sean lleU1J 1torea arou.d tile ~unl.r)'.
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Cootie Game
Star Wars Land Speeder
Mlcronauts B attle Cruiser
Four Over Game
Boys' N.F.L.
Jerseys
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Baker .
Avocado
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Orange Coast Daily P11or ~YptLOT
:Politics No H~lp
In ~rime· Search
Police m1,tbe o,.... CcMmt)' Ju.rildictJooa Where u ~rle ot murden aDd attac:kl on women have occurred
are facing u dltftcult tlllk 18 tryina to eolve the crimes.
1be recent form a doe ol • so-called task force of de·
tecllves was obvloualJ a 1Wpon.ae to publlc pressure
aencrAted by the t.brM att.eck s that occurred ln thrff
weeks at tbt> end ol September.
'l'he pubJlc In 101De areu was s bowma s1ans of panic
over lb ·ltuat:lon and the announcement or a task force
was meant to calm tome ol those rears. It also ls servlna
to focus attention on the lnformaUon both beln1 soua hl by
police and diMemlnated by Utem to try to prevent repetJ.
Uon ol these crimes a1atmt women
Ho~-ever, there are eome problems with the task
force and the publicity It bu attracted.
In spite oi.tns1stence that the group is runctioning in u
tightly lmlt fashion, there are indications that departmen-
tal jealousies are at work on the administrative -not the
investigativ level. Th.ls has created some credibility
pro blems for task force spokesman Charles Thayer, chief
of Tustin's police department. _ ~
In his first two press conferences, it was obvious t hat
Thayer was ina dequately briefed when releasing in-
forma tion generated by a member agency of the task
force. His statements have been incomplete and inac-curate.
AddM lo that is the political element that involves
Sheriff Bradley Gatt'S, ·the only police administrator in·
volved who has to r\.tn for office.· His attempt to meet with
all chiefs involved just hours before tt\,e task force was
announced appeared to be little more than showmanship.
An already·f rightened phblic certainly ·.doesn't feel
any more secure when the law-and-ordel" forces can't
keep their signals straight because of pettiness or
political posturing.
Middle-inco~e Aid
It happens at one time or another: you need an at-
torney.
If you're like a majority of ~pie, you won't know
how or where to find one. And you'll be afraitl repre~en·
ta lion will cost an arm and a leg.
The Orange County Bar Association is out to change
that. ·
' On Nov. 1, the 3,000-member bar association will ini-
tiate a Law Phone Legal Clinic. Telephone and lb-person
consultations will be provided for $15: Follow-up services
a lso will be provided at reasopable rates.
The notion behind the program is that·a majority or
legal problems -under all the legalese -are .esse~tially
simple and can be handled through a consultation with an
attorney
The bar association is gearing i\s program to persons
in the middle income bracket, the people most often left
uut in the financial cold when it comes to legal services.
The rich can readily afford representation; the poor can
get it for nothing or next to notru..i through various legal
aid programs ..,..
Surveys conducted by the association indic.ate that
the service will solve some prei;sing problems in the de-
Ii v~rv of legal serv ice. In these cost ... and consumer-conscious times. the as-
sociation's effort has all tbe appearances of being a win-
ner
Medicare Advice
With Medicare covering an average of only 38 per·
t:e nt of health bills fo r the elderly, it's no wonder two·
thirds of the nation's Medicare beneficiaries choose to
~arry su~plemcntary medical insurance.
But it's· tragic to note that this need for so-called
··medi-gap" policies has resulted in what a congressional
investigating com mittee estimat~s lo be a $1 billion rip-
off of the elderly.
At least a billion dollars of the $4 billion invested an·
nually in s upplementary health insurance by· the elderly
is spent on policies that are worthless or that cancel each
other out with duplicate benefits, the comlhittee found.
To help clear up the confusion -and ·stem the in-
surance frauds -the federal Department of Health.
Education and Welfare has prepared an easily under·
standable booklet that describes exactly what Medicare
does and does not cover. It also gives a lot ol practical advice
on shopping for supplementary insurance.
ArJ.y Medicare beneficiary considering buying addi-
tion al health insurance would be well advised to read this
booklet first. It's available free at-any Social Se~
fice, or by writing Medicare, 100 Van ~ve., San
Francisco, CA., 94102.
It might s ave you a great deal of money and help you
determine just exactly how much extra insurance you
really need. • . .. ..
Opinions ,xpressed In the space above are those of.the Dally Pilot.
Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and
flrtists. Reader comment la Invited. Address The" Dally Pilot. P.O.
eox 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Ptione (714) 642·4321.
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Boyd I Klin garo o
ByLM.BOYD
When an Aus tralian
' aborigine goes out 1to bunt
down a kangaroo, be relies
on a peculiar characteristic
of the beast -its tendency to
imitate, if not a larmed.
Wben tbe hunler gets the at-
I Dear
Gloomy
Gu
Brln«itnl the anchovy ubore for fertill%er ts
Ute I.be foolish farmer
wbo 1nnd1 b•a Hed
com to slop tbe bogs.
Tb• anchoYY abould not
be taken from the Ma.
I W.A.
lention of tbe roo, be pauses
a moment, then takes one
bop toward it. The kangaroo
takes one bop toward hil'n.
The bunt.er takes another
bop. So does the roo. nm
goes on until the hunt.er is
close enough to make the
kill.
Question arises as to how
many convicts in peniten-
tiaries are tattooed. About 65
percent of them, studies
show.
Claim is nobody alive has
ever aeeo sqar cane trow-
ing wUd.
Q. "Wb,y are meeting re·
cords called 'minutes'?'' ...
A. Because orltinal.ly they
were talrm down tn mtnute
<exceedlnCly •mall) wrttina
only to be CODled later into
lar1er mon letible s~rtpt. nat'1 _pronounced "ml.ne·
OOT.'~.~~•!• was • Ume when DUJnKe wu a verb. To
mlnui. wu to meke note of. ... , •
Evan /Robert Novak ..
eet Strategy Hihts \V e akness
WASJONGTON A111lnst the
mlUtary'a bt-Ut•,r Judtemcnt. the
Carter adrntnlslraUon l8 conUn
uJnat tn 11llghtly modlfled form
a 11tr11k&Y lhllt. kept isecret from Jef.1111, would ''!iwlng" substan·
Ua U S oovul fo rce from the
wealer.n Pucllic to Europ~ ll the
Soviet.I attacked NATO
T h ill conf1rm11 the ·'swing
attale&Y." one of tt\e U S gov-
er n men 1 ·~
m oi.t closeey .
hl•ld i.ccrets
for 2~ years.
Plum, to stuft
ha lt of US
naval power
to Europe i'f
war seems
immin ent
troubles Pen-
t ago n pro
fess16nals an two ways : First,'4t
un derlines U S. naval we akness
in coping with a globa l e mergen-
cy second. it is less than caudid
tn dealing with Japan (wbJcb, if
it knew the truth, could be urged
lo ~ep up its own defenses).
NEVERTHELESS, continua-
lton of lhe post-Korean War
swing strategy was recom -
m ended ,by the Penta gon's
Consolidated Guidance Study No.
8 (CG8) of May 14. It did urge that
U.S. replies to NATO's annual de-
fense planning quesOonnaires
P.,aul Hai-Vey
COPQt> be amended to make gram additional forces."
morenextbleJwithow manyabJps Time and aaain. conclualona
would "awing." But secrecy wtth of CG8 Cdirec~ by Dr. Lynn E.
Tokyo was -endorsed: .. It II re-Qavls. a deputy aulstant
com mended that the U.S. not an-s ecretary of defense) are.
no11nce the DPQ commltment, challenged by mllitary pro~
whether modified or not, to it.s fesaionals. A footnote from
Asian allies " NATO commanders suiaeata tbe
This recommendation is ''swing" tor:ces would arrive In
grounded on the bleak assess· Europe too late. A footnote from
ment. quoted in lbe doeurnent, the Navy and ~ defeDM ln-
by the U.S. commander-in-chief, telligence Agency CDIA> dis.
Pacific <CINCPAC>, of whal agrees with CG8's "view" {et-
would happen lf half his fleet tributed to the CIA> that the ~
was sent to Europe· ..... He vieu probably would not and
woukl have to turn his fleet back could not interdict U.S. ablppinc
on U.S. alliance commitments to Europe.
and berome totalJy defensive in In lonra.J'\Ung CG8 to Defeoae
order to survive in the Pacific." Secretary HarOld Brown, Assis.-
High officials refer to docu· tant Secretary David E. McGif.1
ment.s such as CG8 as "think rert noted that the Joiat ChWs
papers" when disclosed. In fact. of Staff (JCS). "Believe UM looe·
not only are its recommenda· term solution is to obtain the
lions a secret U S. poljcy but il forces required to meke the 'sw-
unwittingly s:iys the unsayable ing' unneceaary." NevutnieH,
by admitting U S. globel weak--McGlffert called the military ra-
ness. Without meaning to be, it Uonale for the awm. s tr•tel>'
is a cb.Ul.lng document. "sound." ·
PARTICULARLY unsetlliag
is the counterpoint of commeats
b y the mi litary, p e ppe r e d
throughout, mostly as asterisks
and parenthetical notes. For ex-
_ a mple , this footnote: "The joint
starr believes we do not have
sufficient assets to perform all
m issions assigned in a lflobla1
war ." The alternative "la to pro-
WBAT DID troable MeGlffert.
Davia and other a~n ol \be
document la what McGilfert flat-
ly calls "subterfuge" ln deallna
with Japan. CG8 rejects UM nawa1
buildup favored by the JCS. and
warQs that "any U.S. lldtiativeJ.o
retreat from tbe swine concept
probablJ coald be Yiewed lD
NATO caJl6t•la u ..• ao ln4ca-
U<m of oontuslon and lndedllon
emon1 U.S. policy makers."
me.ken.''
Yet, the ~ument warna tbat "publl~ acknowledtment" of the
swlnt •ttatqy could "furtlaer
relnlotte'' A•illll oolioDt of a
"feneral U.S. Withdrawal from
ibe r•llon· ",Ena though Jaean
and other U.S. allies in Asia
"are probabl)' aware" of the
stnl41Y, "public disclosure or
official notification or our Aalan
allles . . could further un-
dermine tbe credibility of our
com mltmenta in As ia-and
bffome u iaaue In our defeme
relaUona with Japan." The
backdrop: consternation over.
Carter 's now modified
withdrawal ·of U .S. ground
forces from Korea.
SPEaftCALLY, CG8 warns
t.bat a public discussion would
"strenat;ben preuures for Japan
to go neutral or rearm." Here is
the Issue between Carter ap-
pointees aucb as Lynn Davia and
the proleuiooall, both military
and eivillan, who think neutrality
out of the question and want
Japanese clefenae spendina en-·
courqed by t.eWnc Tokyo andJhe
truth. But Dana and her State
Department allies are wary of
.1apaot1e military upansioo.
Tbla -c:onfllct leads to the
Ol1bt.a from reality cbarac-
teriatic of Carter administration
defeue poUcy papers. Arguin,g
for the awin& strategy. the paper
claims "a pfimary Japanese con·
cern H r wheth e r sh e
becomes directly involved" in a
U.S.-Soviet eoaflict. " ... while
Japan would undou~ly be dis·
turbed lf tbe carTlers· on the
<U.S. l West Coast beaded for the
MedlterTaoean rather than for
WESTPAC <th e weste rn
Pacific•. she would be more dis-
turbed if U.S. earners ... l>re-
pared to wtiat.e attacks agamst
Petropavlovsk. and these pre-
parations resulted in pre-emptive
Soviet attacks against U S. bases
In Japan."
Here 1s a fami ly r.escmhlance
to pre!.1dential review memoran-
dum I PRM 1 10. which in 1977 en·
\ 1~1oned w1thdrawal from on1·
third of Germany 1f the Soviets
:itt:ick. and President Carter's
Oct. 1 grudging acceptance of
growing Soviet military power
in Ouba . .Being forced by weak·
nesa ti>-c1effrve one ally to he(p
another adds another chapter to
US decline.
-Carter off the Mark o n Hos p ital Costs . -
Pres ident Carter. Str. you
have bee n m<ik 1ng better
s peeches recently but you
blew this one '
You said. "One or the most
important com~nents of infla"
tion is t he ·
soaring cost
o f hospi tal
care." ln urg-
ing Congress
to a pprove
the Kospital
Cost Contain-
me nt Act. you
s a i d •
''Thr ough
this one piece
or legislation we can, at a atnale
stroke, reduce inflation, cut Uae
federal budget, save bllliooa ol
dollars of unnecessar1 pubUc
and private spend mg;·' '
MR. PRESIDENT, all kinds of
medical care combined amoW\l
to only fi ve pe rceot of Lhe
Cons umer Price Index,· and
hospitals are only a part of that.
Charles Mctabe
Tht•rc 1s no way tn which that
~1n~lc component could have
any s1grufjcant impact on the
overall cMt of It ving
Indeed. medical costs have
r isen less tha n other costs .
Where the Consum e r Price
Index increased nine percent
last year, the medical care com-
ponent increased Ollly eight per·
cent. ·
How . the n . could your
apeecbwriter dare to single out
m edical care as "one of the
most important components ol
tnfiatjQD"!
IN PllLT, boepitall, wlt.b vobm·
tary eaa ecmlrol. have reduced
t.belr cwer!Mad to where last
month, wbm tbeCQttof Uvinlwas
tacreulnl by' more than one per~
cent, the medical care compooeot
increased b7 las than half that.
So let's (la.bl fair! Tbe big ln·
crease tn tliem.t of Uvlng is not
ln medJcal care.
And misguided by mistaken
numbers. you might mislead us
ONE SURE WAY to increase
the cost of hospitalization 1s to
let government run bosp1tals.
The typical hospital Janitor
s tarts al $3.37 an Hbur
The average post office jarutqr
atarta at •.48 an hour.
Wbere does govemmeat get
off dariq to tell hospitals to cut
co.ti!
Tbe averqe hospital clerk
~ al SS.IT an hour. Doing .......... won a poet office clerk
at.art. 8l '1 .Jt aa hour.
Tbe pc.t olftce janitor makes
more moae1 thJli a registered
nurse is paid in an averap U.S.
hospital.
More than a certifled medical
tecbno&ogist • •
More tban a 1raduat6 ac-cbuntant. • ,
And.1ovemment dares to pre-
scribe "more aovernment"!
Colorado tried "1ovemment"
as a solution to lnfJatlon when it
established a Rate Control Com·
m1 ss1on f or t h <i t state'!>
hospitals
Yo u know wha t they dis-
covered? That the commission
waa ii.sell causing hospital costs
to esc alate The c osts or
paperwork and inspections and
punitive regulations far out
weighed any bene(it.s.
So Colorado hu abolished its
Rate Control Commission.
The Deaver PMt, which had
oriti.nallY sUpported creation or
the cwn•IMIQll, caJled for its
abodehmmt.
C.3n Kenn edy Survive Libe ral Voting R ecord?·
How. pray, can a man who has
a fi ve-year average of 98 percent
from t h e Am e ri c ans for
De m ocr a tic Action hope to
become President of the U.S.? .,
For that v eal plurality of you
out there who don 't give a ).t)oke r's dam
a b o u t
politics. the
A.D.A. s till
pretty much
adheres to lhe
'30s New Deal
idea or spend,
spend, spend,
elec t. elect ,
e lec t . More
and more and
rnore. Big Government is what It
likes .
The man with the most radical
record in the Senate ls Edward
Moore Kennedy. He wanta to be
President in what is widely
believed to be an overwbelming-
1 y conservative pollUcal at·
moaphere.
Re hu leued the word that
his motlier u.J hfl wlfe have
given up tJ\eir obJ~tlapa to lfis
running. He hu tried, and fairly
successCully. to use the media to
defuse indignation at his actions
following the lragedy at Chappa-
quiddick. His hat is in the riu.g, all
right . but ·a t th e pres-
e nt sta~e it is the Emperor's
clothes m reverse. The ring looks
technically naked; but he's in
there jabbing ml1htily. ·
IT 18 reported that when
Carter and Kennedy told each
other their political plans at a
White House luncheon, at tJ>e in-
v i ta lion of Carter, the at·
mosphere was described as
somewhat tense but civil.
When they ~rted at the front
door they shook handa, remind·
ing me Inexorably of old
Mencblu:n's "When women kiaa,
at always rem~ Jl18 of pr1ae-
figbten M¥iaa lfllildl •• ,
Obvlwlly ~eddl KeDMdy wUI
never oc:e.n tlMt ht Seat un-
IM• he .,.-JN wa71. There'&
no way U. Mio 6t the rectieal
branch ol the OemoeraUa PartJ
ra 1oi.n8 to win 1n a couw-.
not to aa1 ovtrt.bt eouenatlft, blocof~. -
The question la, firs\. how far
he is going to the right; and
second. and more Important,
how well he conceals the direction
and the depth ol bis journey from
th~ sucker in the street.
An'D AU.. be IS lbe son of
Ult Wolf ol Wall Slreet, Joseph
'Patrick KenDedy. As was his
brother. JFK. Widely thought to
be left.wing but never a man to
disturb tbe sleep or anybody
from Morgan Guaranty.
He ii already well toward the
middle ol the road. In a recent
interview be went so far as to
say lbet bL8 economic policies
are much the same as President
Carter's -that la to say, they
will not cost David Rockefeller
any sleep.
1912 and gave us the improbable
Wilson as president.
Thia Teddy doean 't expect that
to happen. He thinks the polls
and ·the draft-Kennedy people
will 'scare Carter into running
away, doubtless with a final
bomlly about bow peach)' sftll
the American people are and
bow srat.etul be is to have bad
lbe pS..ure ot serving ua. . ,
FO& KENNEDY Chappafauid·
dick la av. dicey t.blnt. People,
and not necessarily American
people only,• are funny about the
way they view t.be transiresaor
There ere t.bole who love the sin·
ner and hate the sln. Tbere are .
thole Who love the sin and bate
ll)e llnner. How tbe result will
be for~ Ls above nen hil
considerable -manip•latlve
skllls.
TBEU llAY be a vlcloualy Don't dMt die llllMt will not ·
divillve caJQpalp for nomlna-be refNlbld. reUlbed, and re-
tlon 1"'mon1 tbe De1nocrats. mem.,_.. to death U anybody
There .,. tbole who remember u ru~ u t.boee two farmer
tbe Bull Moose convention. Democrlltl, a.a,an OC' C>etlb.
ADotb•r Teddy, Roosevelt, .,. get the -.P.bUcan nomlDl&k*
dJvtded tbe Republican P&ft1 in Grover Cleveland'• bu~ 1baJ
• a n~bl .,.U.t Preal~nt Taft in be nothlna compared to this.
n t i
I••
Al)drew YoU,ng says he in-
tended bis talks with a
alestin e Liberation
0 ganization official lo un-
seal him'111a~~ssador to
the. Wnited' Nations. "I was
tryirfg to be a good nigger."
Young told nearly 2.000 ,
Michigan State University
students this week.
Investment
Plan Brings
Probation .-. .
LOS ANGELES CAP). -A
scheme to use $2 million in
phony certificates of deposit as
collateral for loans for a chain or
drugstores has netted-a former
professional football player and
a Beverly Htns bus inessm an
three years' probation. ·
U .S: District Judge WilU am· P.
Gray issued the sentences Mon-
day to Gilbert Rochon, 51. and
Jer.ome Clayton J ennings, 44, a
former defensive lineman for
the Pittsburgh Steelers.
JENMNGS pleaded guilty to
conspiracy and one count or
fraud. while Rochon pleaded
guilty to one count of fraud and
one count of making false state-
ments.
The Judp said be did not give
jail tnDe to J ennlngs, previously
CC)nvicted ol fraud; because the
current cue occurred lo m•. prior llObia 1975 conviction.
. WAllDNGTON <AP > -Ou abort•&• or not, tM family car re
mllilili Gdi aaUon't prtnclpal meau of trawl. And. the Depart-
.-ol-'ft'1~~uon notu , auto accldent.a are the leadlnc cause ot de•tlaandl _,, a9')on1yoqcblldren. . ..
In a erula, or even a tud ,.----------
den atop, chltdnn can 10 ny-( J ~t!' !~~~c~ ~:8f CON ff MER
t.hal not even e atronaeat --·-----------parent.,. chUd can prevent lhe youngsttir's violent impact
8ecaUM tt.andard aeat belu do not tit small children, depart·
ment. QPetU urse parents to obtain and use specially desiened ch,lld ... t. tor their younastera.
Many ~rents seem to feel safe tr a pauenaer is holding the
child in hla or her arms , but this can be one of the most dangerous
sltuaUQN, the experts sax
Even in a low-speed cr~h the adult may be thrown forward
and can crust, the child between bis body and the dash panel or windshield. · · "-THE DECISI ON TO obtain and use a child restraint cannot be
m ade by th~ youngster, it is the responsibility of the parent, the de·
partmenl point.a out. Remember, a crash at 30 mph is equivalent to
droppin1 your child from a third story window.
A study in Washington state showed that if aJI children in the
infant to 5-year-old age group had been in adequate restraints at
the time of an accident, 91 percent of them could have avoided fatal injuries. .
. It you are considenng buying a child restraint i>ystem, seJ1eral
private groups have tested those on the market and can provide re-
ports on their comparative merits. Here's w'here to check:
. -A PAMPRLET~COMPARING devices by brand name is ava1l!l~le for 25 cents and a stamped, sell-addressed envelope from
Phys1c1ans for Auto Safety, 50 Union Ave., Irvington, N.J ., 97111.
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Transportatio11S afety. Inc .. P.O. Box266, Bothell, Wash .. 98011.
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Prisoner Refuses
OK of House Sale
. B~N (AP_) -Divorcee Ro~alie McCusick is liv~ in a
Jail cell with nothing but a bed and an open to.iJ.etct>ecause she re-
fuses to OK a divorce-court order lo sell her hd'!i'se.,
Mrs. McCusick was sentenced to Framingham Stale Prison 43
days ago after she refused t.o approve the court-ordered sale of her
home in posh Andover. a suburb north of Boston.
Sbe claims the home is hers, that her former husband gave it to he r . .
· "I HAVE IT IN writing on a blrtbday card," sbe says.
Rodlm. alllO previously con-
vict.lld ol fraud, avoided uy Jail
sentence because of his efforts
to restore the misrepresented
fundl, QrayUld.
Of her former s pouse , Dr. Kenneth A. McCustck or
MasaadlUetta General Hospital, ahe added: "He a!IJMICI JL He was presentiq tbe house to m e u a sift." Sbe did not aay when abe re-ceived tbe eard or what it said.
• Her re.mer bmband says, '"11aat's not true."
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Judge Haskell C. Freedman oC the Lawrence Probate Court or·
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A not l·Q!~ • rr t ab
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ten by F. J . l"lnll•auer Jr., UMa
m • ..., o(.ron1·1 body·teltiq
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••• "IOIMWbatq'*Uonabae." Prank Anmtniq, director of
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veblcle safely compliance in
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b e baa not 1eeo tb e
doe um en t c I t e d 'by th e
newspaper. But he sa'id he told
the Tribune, "Thia sounds lilte a
cover·up to me." • •
Armstrong added, "We cer-PLACI! SOUGHT FOR RELIC
taillly will look at these things ._ Omete Fount.In In Clemente Verd
ancl investigate . . . ll sounded
su2ficious. but you can 't :el:p~~ .. thla stuff .over 8 Sa•Te ·a Spo~t ~
He said the newspaper pro-W '
bably would provide him a copy
of the document. After cbeck:lq Old ~ i ~ ds it. •e said, be·mieht recommend r ounta n i ~ee a Horne that the aaency's lawyers aub-
~!,i;:t J'.!:U.hlan, a Ford .By aAY!'~~DA 1a.
spokesman in Detroit, aald the A group of San Clement.eans are attemptin1 to live an old Tribune report had .. abeOfaiely 1 fountain new life. ·
notltlng new. Tbe lnformation t. The tiled, early CaWomian·atyle fountain ln the bac:tyUd of
m.terial ttult bu been ln the Melanie Robinson's bome·overloc*lnl the city pier may llOOD be
pulUlc record for aome time -bulldozed to make way for coodominiurm.
jn court files, in government Blythe Wellton, a member of the San Clemente Historical
rues, National Highway Safety Society and CuJturaJ Heritage Committee, said Mn. RobUon baa
Ad01lnistration flies. Aa far as-offered the balf.century-old fountain.to th~ p~alion croups.
I'm coocerned it's In the public record." · Mas. ROBISON HAS SOLD her backyard area adjacent to her
Gumuahian said, "I can't home near the comer of :Avenlda Del Mar and Cazador Lane.
comment on the substance of the Mrs. Wellton said she is seeking donations to pay for moving
merno itself because I haven't the fowitain where il can be preserved. It ls hoped that private de-
seen it yet." velopers wil~ donate their funds or labor for the project, Mrs.
The newspaper obtained the Welllon said.
document from a court rue ln a San Clemente Councilwoman Myrtis Wagner said the fountam-
. p e o ding crimina l trial in could be relocated near the Community Center or' city Beach Club.
Wina mac. Ind .. against Ford.
The automaker is charged with "WE NEED TO nND someonl' willing to donate his time and
r eckless ho micide s temming expert.ise.-especially in how to preserve the tile on the fountain ."
from the deaths of three women Mrs. Wellton explained
fatally burned when a Panto they Moving the concrete and tile structure may not be that dJf.
were riding in was s truck from hcult if someone with a knowt<.-dgc or the. maten als involved is on
behind and its gas lank ruptured hand. she said.
and exploded. . The Cowilain is part or a nackyard wate rfall system built in the
Other documents related to late 1920's. Mrs. Wellton said.
the Pinto suit disclosed that Folld oroduced the Pinto (iespite AN OaNA:rE WATER SPOUT with tile surroundin1 it similar
knowledge that its gas tank de· to lhe tfountain's colors used to squirt water down a rock terrace to
sign was vulnerable. and t.bat a the fountain. Nearby. there are t.be remains of what used to be a ~.,._..-.JyaU abowed lbe guebo and barbeque pil.
co .. puy believed It wouJd be Although the date is unsure. demolition of the fountain and aur-
mote profitable to not make the rounding backyard structures could take place within t.be next few
design safer even taking into ac-weeks, Mrs. Wellton said
count the cost of "bum deaths.. If no attempt lo move the fountain 1s made by then, she says.
a nd "bum injuries." another locaJ historical prize may be reduced to rubble
Teens to Build. Homes
Cincinnati Students to ·Aid Dominicans .
CINCINNATI <AP> -Twenty.five high school
students will get an unusual chance to practice
their carpentry and maaonty akllla this month
when they travel to the hurricane-devastated
Dominican Republic to help build homes. •
"We hope to.clevelbp a precedent so we could
use vocaUmal students as the need arises," said
Kenneth Skim, a Withrow lllgb School vocational
teacher. He will accompany the students when
they leave by Oct. 23. . ••ova YOUNG PEOPLE are a tremendous re·
source," Skirt& said. "The future ol our society is
light here in school. If we can't tnaat them and
work wttb them, we will be in trouble."
Skirts aald the students are aoinl to be build·
ing oae-room houses on 24-by·24 foot slabs of con·
• crete. Tbeil' ftnt project will be 80 houses about
three miles from the city of San Juan.
Salvation Army Maj. Paul Kelly, wbese agen·
cy is handling det.ails, said ll will be the fint time
such a Large number of students have given aid in
a foreign country.
Relief agencies are picldni up all costs -
although there la no estimate -and materials are
being donated from acroes the country.
"Nationally. the Salvation Armt_ ia t.ryin1 to
get the supplies together. but Cinclnila.ti t. liandl·
ing the teaching component and handllng the maii·
. Power," said Kelly, the Salvation Army divisional
commander for 85 counties in Ohio and Kentucky.
SIUaTZ PREVIOUSL V TOOK students to
work on cleanup and reconstruction efforts after a
tornado hit ClnciMati in 1974. He also re<:ruited a
student three years ago to work with the Salvation 1 Army in Guatemala after the earthquake.
. "The Dominican government asked the ,
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TOllA•·D (AP) -l'raM Ambnlinl la 11 now, 8DCl b9 c• rem.mber wlMD Maria Count)'
wu poUio couMrJ, Now be'• tbe county's lut
potato farmer, IWJ" bopbac Qaat apudl can make a comeback. •
"Sixty jean aso uu. WU POtato lud," be
aald of hi• farm, which coven land battered br
cbWy wta off tbe Pac.Ille Ocean. "It ..... •
years, before irrtptloll ID ldabo. It'a aemi delert
there,. and tbey could eoatrol &heir crope ud we
oouJdn't.
"GOD, TUE POTATOES here were over~ all over."
lJut Ambrosini coaUnued to IJ'OW ~ qn
part ol bis 42-~re west llarin County Spread. u a
hobby and for experiments, boplnc to imprcwe tM
breed.
His comeback hopes are pbmed on tbe Butte
potato, developed by the Uat ..... ol ldaho.
TM Butte tuppmedly radlta ...._to wlda
spuds are aabject, contalu JO percent more
vitamin C and outproducet tbe nmet and Brit1ab
queen, which were .popular when Ambroad1tijan
farming. · ·
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81 DD.oaa UOOll8 l&WIN .............
Oraqe c..;:2uau"'"'""" tciik atepe to combat
p .. ,, ... ,........ lilcW•U. .._.,
lalid would dlpriw .lobe WQM
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dowa local control ol tM airport
Jn a una n lmoua a ct ion.
auperviaon mdotMcl an l l·polnt
a lteration or the proposed ••ital.UC. ..... they ..Sd,
th• ,.... .. 1ealalat1on. fn Ill pre
Hill form. would:
-•A9'E JOHN Wayne
Air port ineU1able for federal
Airport Devele>pmeot Aid f>ro..
ir•m fuQcta.
-Give the State Defut ment
ot Tranaportah on tCaa TrtN)
added authority over th4' airport
at lhe Xpet\H of loeal de<:ai»on
makers
8 upervl1or Tbom aa Riiey
char~ the board·• adioD
H an ....._Dt to tak• an "aetivt ,.. .. lD lllll~ the federal
airport '"1-laUon 'rather than allow1ac the r.cltral ~ to
dictate f4> the county."
I, TBE LSGllLATION la
enatted ln Ill preaent for m,
Riley 1ald, "It w1U erode the
county'• abW\1 to co.lrol opera·
Uona, lncruH autbority to the
Mcret.ary ol trauportatioo and
ltverely hamper eUtlbUly for
funcb "
The le&"11laUon known as the
Air port and Airway Improve·
ment Aci of 1i19 would replace
t h e fou r year old A irpo r t
Dtvelopment Air Program u
the controlling tiu.idellne in the
o peral\on o r t h e n a t ion 's
airports.
8ul lupef'VllOl"I, throuah their
ll·Polnt ·:::-'*' ••Mdment packap, cated they wut DO
part ol certain teat~ ln tbe pendiaf lelillat.lon.
•OST 081SCl'IONA8LI! to
ibem w• a provlaion lhat would
ldve CalTrana • aay In how
fund• are dlapel'Hd for airport
project.I.
Alao of concern to s upervilon
ta a provtJlon In the propoMd
le1l1lation t.hat would dlaquallfy
airport.I such as John Wayne
Airport for certain kinds of
fede ral funds. \
The ll·point county proposal
will be tw-ned over to Orange
County's legislative delegation
with a plea for congressmen to
try to a mend wbflt is now COD·
taioed ln Senate 'lulls 1648 and
1581.
Mangers Eyes
~ MCM Program
Plate of the Day
lf-•cALIFOR~~~ .-.-.. ~.\
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Assemblyman Denn1a Mangen, D-Huntineton
Beach. nys he plans to penoaally overaee tbe re·
vamping of California's lleatally Gifted 11iDor
program. ·
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HARE 4 OF -David Flamer of Tarzan•
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his initi~ t.90.
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RECORD COLLECTION VALUED AT UP TO 11 MILUON AaOUT TO IE SOLD
-f Verne (left) •nd Judeon Todd Ponder Sele of ,.....,., Recording•
Reeonl-Crop of -~eeQ~s
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Seatt'le Collection Numbers 250,000 Discs
SEATTLE CAP> -P'rom
l'.mico C...O to Elvis ~.
V ..... Todd'I volumlDCMM reeoN
cou.edoa ftlled eveo-tbelf \ti b1a ,.,... ad· buemen& and
aptUed °"' omo the Roor
By the time be clled three
. yean aao at IS, Todd bad ac·
cumulated ooe of the world's
recUan is ...... t lDtact by a
ual•enlt..Y that will make it
av.U....eo&Mpublle.
Narrow .... lD the baMpMal are stadsed floor t.o ...... wtda
78 rpm dliea, Udck old Bclbam.
1-incb foreAo plattss and 4-6Deb
LltUe Woaden &hat aold for a
,clime.
records into the wee hours of the
morninc. ott.eo inviting frtendl
aad relative. f« basement muaic
parties. •
Mangers• AB 1040, signed into law recenUy by
Governor ·Brown, calls for revisions in the pro-
gram, wbicb the governor pnce suggested should
be SCJ'apped.
Manaers, a former s chool principal and • •
former school board member in HunUnJton
Beach, included provisions for a new funding
formula, expanded eligibility requirements and in·
crease local control of money for tbe program in
his reform measure.
1,.1°"".''°" ,.,.. ,,. .. ....,~of uw on"" ........ ....,'"''"",,.,. .. .,,. la rgest record collections -
•11th0r ol -197' fdllloft Of llWI "WhO l ~ of Per.on•llH<I about 25(),000 recordings, or all CABINETS CONTAIN 10,000
cylinder reeorda; 10m• made
froso Beeawaa. Rooms are
crammed wtlh albwm. Armed
Force. a.dio Service recordbip
and & lD original Jacket.I.
Hla IOO •aid Todd's bobby
became a major pualon of hi•
Ufe. He often bousbt entire
•tock.a of uaed-record dealers •ben tbey went out of business,
andrareqbaaateictoverpnces.
Todd never aold a n cord. He
r-eplarly gave recordin gs to
friend.I and spent &ours tapin1
and narratina hia radio p ro·
Mangers said tbe new law, among other
things, will correct problems be said were ca&Ued
by heavy reliance on JQ tests to idenUfy mentally
gifted minors. He said JQ tests tend to exclude
children from the program who may be gifted or
talented in a variety of other ways. '
*** FRIENDS OF Mangers gathered at the South
Coast Plaza Hotel in Costa Mesa Tuesday night for
a $150 per plate 'dinner-dance on behalf of the As·
semblyman. ·
Co-chairmen of the finance committee for the
a ff air were Ron Cordova. the forme r as·
-;emblyman from Orange County's 74th Distri.ct,
and Ron Shenkman, a savings and loan executive
and former llunt1ngton Beach city councilman
* * • THE LEGAL impliccst.Jons of Propos~ion l. the
C.lftornl• Lke,... Plitn." 11 VoU ll•v• •n ln~tlU"ll pl.tie ... ...,-tvp•• of mUllC. that may be t<Mll lo Ml ... F•r'-Y, •101 W1tlllht 81..0 . Wle Im ... wrly Htlll ~ ._._ '--'°'=''~· ---------------i"' ~-orth $750,000 to $1 million. '
Halloween Events
Set for H B Kids
A pair-of Halloween events for childre n, includ·
ing a costume con~.st and scary mortes. will be held
tree of ch8J'ge al the H~tington Beach U~rary.
Pre-school ag e children will be trea~ to a free
puppet show and costume parade Frlday. ~ct. 26
from 10 to ll a. m. in the Pacific Room oflhe library.
7111 TalbertAvt!. A broomstic.k decorating contest and the show
ing of scary movies wi ll be staged for school ai;:e
children Saturday. Oct 27 from 2 to 4 P m in the
Pacifi c Room . Both events will be hosted by the Ch1ldren s
• • 1 sometimes wondered at my
father'• taste in music:" said
Judson Todd. riffling through a
pile of Elvia Pttsley t5 rpm
records. "But he'd alsaya p y,
'Caruao waan't the only singer ln
the world,youknow.' "
THE COLLECTION'S worth
will be determined when it is
50ld sometime "in the tm·
mediate future," hopefully to -a-
single buyec J udson Todd swd
He saJd the family was ne·
gotiating with lhrt·e prosiwcu .. e
buyers . who h <• dt-d1ned to
on me 1 odd ~ ~•in:. J udsfln
Ve rne a nd J ohn. and ht ~
daughter, V1rgin1a . hope the col
Todd, founder of tbe Todd
Chemical Co .• co~ reeorda
incessantly for U years, startiftC
when an aunt and uncle pve
hi m an o ld Edison cylinder
recordplayerln 1907. ·
He enjoyed m111ng artists on lht .. .Anllquanan... Discotheque"
show he used to do weekly on
radio. A Yogi YorReni.~n tunc:-
w <111ld be followt-d by Kate
Smith. Lt"I Paul. Pnnce ~ Band
th•• lloo.,wr Hol!>hol5 or Pegg)
I .t'l· .
HE ALSO LOVED playang
ant1·busing initiative on the Nov. 6 ballot, will be
discussed Thursday at a meeting sponsor~ by the
Orange County Chapter of Callfomlans Aaalnst
Resource Center . For further information call
842·4481.
Coll~e Courts Open
Farmers Arrepf. It
Proposition 1. .
The speaker will be John McTeman, a .Los
Angeles attorney and chairman of tJ:te Amenca~
Cjvil Liberties Uruon task force agamsl Propos1·
lion 1. 't His ta .. is set for 8 p.m. l!J the communa Y
room of Santa An a First FederaJ Savings, 1802 N .
Ma in St., Santa Ana. The meeting is open to the
public.· * • •
COUNTY SUP E RVISOR Edison Miller as ~c heduled to ~peak Saturday at. the monthly
Orange County Gray Panthers meeting. ll
His talk is ~et for 10:30 a.m. at the Or.a~ge
Sen1<51'-cirizens ~i'l1lnun1ty Center, l'i~ S. Otrve-
St., Orange
Neptune Society J
CREMATION BURIAL AT ~EA
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,..ca1aOntas
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6!ZT Main St
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7801 Bolsa Ave
Westminster
893-3525
PAClffC Y•W
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CemetetY Mortuary Chapel
3500 Pacific View Drive
Newport Beach
644-2700
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494-9415
Ll~guna Hills
768-0933
San Juan Cep1strano
495-1776
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Elaewhere
Basketball and volleyball cou.rts located at
Saddleback College's Mission VieJo. campus are
open to community residents at van ous hours on
Thursdays through Sundays.
Six half-courts are open for basketball on
Thursdays from 7 to 10 p.m .. Saturdays from l to 5
p.81 and Sundays from 1 to6 p.m .
Volleyball enthusiasts can plati on the col·
lege's three indoor courts Sundays from 6 to 9 P·n:'
Open recreation ca~ds mus~ be purchased in
advance at the Community Services of~ce on .cam·
pus to-use-the factllUe-S. C'anlsclre-avathtbl~ arr $5,
$10 and $1S denominations.
For further information, phone 831-4646.
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Now Only s 13~ Yd
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CUMBF.RL/\NO, Iowa ctd'1
A bib-o\eralk·d farmer drovl'
up to the Farm\'rs Cooperative
Association. walked over to a
s hiny fuel pump1 pushed his
straw hat back on his bead and
laughed. -·'How mµch lS a gallon of thal
corn !Ocker, anyway? .. he asked.
Gasohol bad arrived -barely.
Now. 16 months lafer. 625 Iowa
gas stations sell the fuel.
IN A TOWN meeting Tuesday
ln Dolt.on, llJ . P resident CaTt;er
touted use of the fuel -a nux·
t ure of 90 pe rcent unlead ed
gasoline and 10 percent gram
alcohol -as a means lo save
gaa. "People were pretty skeptical.
They asked a lot of questions
and we re pretty leery." said
coop manager Delmar South, who
fie lded tbe "corn llkker"
challenge and other queries the
rant weekshesoldgasohol.
"Most of 'em 11.ke it now. We
pr etty near ly never sell un-
leaded . We sell almost all
gasohol," South said
ON JUNE 15, 1978. South's
was one of five stations which
started a stale·sponsored 90-day
marketing test to see whether
gasohol would sell in competi·
lio n with less·exp e ns 1ve
gasoline.
Four of the stations were in
rural communities li ke Cum·
berland, population 385. The
flftb was in a town of 31,000.
Only five sta tions were used
because "we had no idea bow
the consuming public would
respond," said Doug Getter of
the Iowa Development Com·
mission, the agency which pro-
motes gasohol sales.
The public responcled by buy·
lng out.sbme stations' supplles.
"WUN WE GOT the test re·
s ulls. we we r e e lated . It
demonstrated a very d ear and
very strong demand for the pro-
duct," Getler said.
"Once we proved there was
demand. it didn't lake the oil
jobben wbo supply independent
serYlee ataUooa long to pick up
the alack and see the benefit ol
maklnc lt available," be said.
Consider the foUowiDC :
-Service stations selling the
fuel are found in almoet every
city in the state.
-Guobol salel have leaped
from eoo,000 ~allona lo No·
yember 1911ta4.1 millioD 1aUona
lut1DCllA.
IALD. OS IO atronc. the
sta~ d9partment , .. ,....._ ..... , .. tu~
b<'cause gasohol 1s exempt from
the state ·s 10 cent-per -gallon
molor fuel tax
.. It JUSl exploded on us It
went much raster than we an·
~ 1 c LP a Led. ' · s a 1 d O_u a.o.e
li al v~ pc.troleum..vice-pie$1 ...
dent for felco L-and O'Lakes
cooperatives
Four oC the lest stations were
Felco co-0ps Ra lyerson said
Felco now has 135 gasohol Ou1·
lets an four s l ates -Iowa .
Ne braska. Minnesota a nd
Wisconsin.
"Gasohol is ext remely popular
in Iowa and the Midwest. for two
reasons.·· Halverson s aid .
"ONE. FARMERS have a lot
or money lled up m land and
equipment At the same time ,
t heirs as a very seasonal bWli·
hess where they must be able to
move quickly. 'Ibey don't want
to worry about fuel s upplies.
Anything that helps reduce those
worries -they'll support.
"Two. they see it as a chance
to increase their market for
corn. which can be used t.q piake
the alcohol,·· be Said.
Gasohol is not without critics,
including researchers who say it
takes more energy to produce
the grain alcohol tt\an it pro-
vides. Others say that without
Outft"D.-
Capt. Robert N. Coronado race• diamlual for a
homoauual act, an Alr
Force ~-martial board
bu ruled 'M Pope Air Foree
Bue, N.C .
1ra1n. ·
WllENEvEa A bawdy "party
record" turne d up ill ba a
purchaMa. he'd destro·y it .
Tbe o&dest ~ord a ppears to
be a n 1885 7.onol>bone recon1in1
or a march by Victor Herbert's
b a nd. Among the rarest are
three rerordmgs of Will Rogers
aru1 five of George M Cohan-
To play his trea5ourel>, Todd
had cylinder and wmdup phon<1
l(raphs J ~•ant turntablt-for
Ar m ed h1n-t•:-Rild111 ri•c·urch .J
pror._.~~10n.il t.Jp1111:( "!! '>lt'm .111d
J t: I J 5o.., 1t· I ~ 2 h Sr 1 d t r .1 rJ '"
·guaranteed to get Aw .. tretlia Y.5
days a year ..
lax exemption.., ).!J..,Ohol r·ouldn I
be priced cump i>t1t1vt•ly ~1th
gasoline
TH E IOWA · Legis lature i•x·
~~ gusohol -frOf!l_5lal.e..fucl-
91teS for SIX year~ -from July
1. 1~8 unt.d June 30. 1983 and
raised questions on whether th~
fuel shouJd ~subsidized
The Io wa Dep a rtme nt of
Transpor\ftllon est.Jmales the ex·
e mption wiU cost the '\late $60 4
m11Uon m lost tax revenue. sard
spokesman Greg Bar~us.
Halveraon s-a1d the tax exemp·
lion 1s needed now, but not
forever
.. It needs the subsidy to get 1t
started. As the pnce of crude-
based fue ls goes up. t he need fQr
a subsidy will decrease Even·
tuaJly. gasohol will s tand on 1ls
own," Halverson said.
CURRENTLY. F ELCO sla·
lions are selbng gasohol, with
the exemption, for one cent to
rive cents more per gallon than
unleaded gas, he said.
Despite the questions about
the subsidy and production efn·
ciency. demand for gasohol con·
tinues to grow. said Getter.
.. California has a very strong
d e m and for the pro duct:
Something like 15 stales have in·
stituted some type of fuel tax. in·
centive to encourage gasohol
use.··
Getler srud anothe r positive
sign is new Interest in gasohol
by major oil companies, which
al first did not sell the fuel at
their stations in Iowa.
"PHILLIPS Petroleum 1s go·
ing to get in the act. Texaco
already is out east, 1 I think.
Amoco is selling at four stations
in Ottumwa.'' said Gette r
"They're kind of testing the
water to see If il's warm .. It's re·
assuring to s~ their recognition
of the quality of the fuel."
In Cumbe rland, c ars and
pickup trucks keep rolling up to
the c hro me pump la bel e d
''Gasohol.''
•
"We're running about 700·
gallon·a·day total sales, with 400
of that gasohol," said South.
"We only sell, maybe, 50 gallons
of unleaded anymore."
No on N-plant?
SACRAlllNTO (AP} -Gov.
Edmund Brown Jr.'1 alda say
be wm oppoee Ucenaln.a ol t.be
Dlablo CU)'C)Q nuclear power
pl8at Mca .... there la DO acte. qute plan to rw.,aad lo u accl·
dent.
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_. """'·October 11. tm DAIL y 'PILOT A JI
Cocaine Making Waves INSOMNIA and DEPRESSION
A College Research Teem la atudytng the uM of•
ateep _medk:etion . . Uae o/ lkug Spreada Among Upper Leveh TO QUALIFY FOR THIS APPROVED STUDY:
Volu'lteer9 l'l'IU6t be 18 to eo Y"t'I old Ind Nw
been t.-dno an atltt~tMnt "'9dicetlof'I for •
minimum of e weet<t.
.... _ .......... a. ... ...
DEA.a PAT: l"ve Marci U..'1 a t.omemade
ov• c--. JOU ua mu•...., ammo.la. Cu
you ftnd out wbat It la? 1 'm "Sun tt would COil a lot
leu than re~r Oftn cleaaiAa produd.a.
, LS., H&mtinC&on Beach
'ftll ........... flw tlllie C1~1nUH Eswad .._. fandlldap _..,.n at V Dull.
hta ...... e.&alala& ........ nitlfaaaala
la. f:if :r ............ ....,.. .. die .. ..
doer . TM MSt •a1 ,_ cu re•eft die
1reaae wlli a c._.. ... ,_-la a c• If a••oala
mlsed ~ tW9 , .. n. of c..a wa&er. O.'t ue Mt
water ••-I& will proct.ce lrrttaUac fames wlilemalud.-a•moala.
S••flfttdes SHr~ E%pniiws
DE.AR &EADERS: Stace tlile prices of
bouebold detergeetl a.ct deubal ptoducta have
rite• 55 pereeet la tlte laat live yean ud futlter
lacreues •ay be espected bftaue majay of tbete
preparatiou are petroleum-bued, here are a few
more MmeJllade eleamg aol9tloll rttlpes from
the CooperaUve Eneul09 at UC Davia.
A9 all·parpoee hoaaelllold cleuer for coan-
tertop1, wan., woodwork, aad appUaace1 can be
macte by mJxinl two tablespoons of ammonia with
two tablespoons of dJsbwaUlng liquid aad oae
quart ol water. Use less water for a stronger
cleaner and stere In a spray coatabter.
A pute made of vlnegar and salt Is an
ecoaomical copper and brass cleaner. Rub suface
witb a clot.la dipped ln tbe clealllDg pas1e, tbea
poll1h wltb a aoft cloth.
Lemon juice or whlte vinegar ls a good rust re·•
mover for porcelain. Apply and let stand for about
five mlnutes, then rinse well.
A tile grout cleaner can be made from one
part chlorine bleach and two parts water. Let
staad It to 15 mlnates, tbep riue weU·wltll clean
water. To remove mildew lo abowers, aae a8dlbat·
ed bleach, tbeD rtase. Be sare the area II well·
veatiJated.
Cblodne bleach alao Is an lnespeulve &ollet
clener. Pat one cap In tbeJ>owl and let ataad 15 to
3t mlna&es, u.en bru1la wt~ a toilet bruit. Do Mt
mis bleada wttll odier cle..., com....-.
For deaabll ull1wa Mill ..anw., ue eflUI
ameDIU el ......... ~ ak1lilll ... water
Ill ·~-boUle. nls.,.ls eumtfally die aa•e .... , .................. ctea.en.,... n9& el
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DEAR PAT: I've DOtieed that JOU often men-
tion t.be state Bureau of AutomcMve Repair lo 1ow:
column ·as a good source of feU.lnl car repair problems straingbtned out. Can you find out just
how '<!(ell this bureau follo"'.,I up on the complaints it
receives? I'd also be interested in finding out bow
many complaints are processed in a year's time.
Trio Held
In Big
Drug PJot
B OSTON (AP) -
Three men charged with
conspiring lo s muggle
several million dollars·
worth of hashish into
Massachusetts have
be e n arres t ed i n
Michigan, Virginia and
California, officials said.
More than a dozen
other men are being
sought in Massachua.t;lts
and three other states,
Robert M. Stutman, re·
gional bead or tbe u .s. t>i;:~ Enforcement Ad-m tratioo, announced
00 Tue9day.
Peter L7na Krat1cbewsld, 34, the
. for111• co-owner ol tM Blackfriers restaurant
in Boston, where five
men were shot t6 death
ln June, Im, wu ar-
rested Monday ln Lans-
ing, Mic h., Stutman
said.
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physlcat exarnlnatlon. t1b teats. medication and visit•
with a prof"81onat .
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Tbe tsareaa OT AaCOmOUve attrm reper1a dtat
ID 1111·78, tt received 1Zl,1.Z5 calla • ltl toll-free
telepboae UDes. Tiie aamber of complalntl cloeed
(25,551) was cloM to the number taken ID (ZI, ... ),
lndJcatbag Uaat unresolved complalntl were DOt be·
lag accamalated. Consamera wbo Hed tbe
barean•1 1ervlces reeel•ed adjutmentl, rehutds,
and rework vallled at "58,IM. ID followap sur-
vey•, 81 perceat of the complalllutl coatacted
said they woo.Id contact the ba:reaa lD tbe f1atue lf
tbey esperteaced auto repair problems.
Krutschewski..,pf Lt.DI· •
tng, was on his way to1.he I
airport, believed beaded
for El Paso, Texas when ne w a--s !t"OlJJTe"d brt--
Micbigan state police,
the Tri-County Metro •
Narcotics Unit and DEA
A~·~ Shops DbripUlled f11 fi'rallds
DEAK BEADEllS: Tiie Bureaa ol Automotive
Repair ud otlaer coopentblC law e1lforcemeat
age•des ftJed IM dlaclplfu.ry actlou ID 1111·78,
and %3 penons were coavtded of auto repair Tela&ea cnmet. 'l'llfl bareaa revoked ftve regbtra·
tJoH and alx were aaapeaded. Undercover can
were ued la 55 cases.
lD &Ida one-year period, Aameo Tran1ml1stou
Inc., three Aamco francllhes, K Mart EnterprtHS,
and Gemco Automotive Enterprtaea were cbarged wl~ fraDdaleat and a.nlawfal baslaeas practices.
TheM ftnna eetered lDto .Upalated settlements
wt~ law eaforcemeat agencies. Without achplttlng
agents. He was held on
$500,000 bond in Grand
Rapids.
Thomas Tindall of Arl·
inglon, Va., was a r ·
rested Monday night at
his home. Stutman said
Tinda ll fired several
shots at agents before he
was taken into custody.
No one was hurt, and the
agents did not return
fi re.
M ark Han s e n , a
former Massachusetts
resident, was arr ested
in San Francisco Tues·
day. No details of the ar·
rest were immediately
available.
aay wnaadatll1, tbe ftnns asreed to refrain from ··------r----. ea1albt& ID llle1al practices, ud &o pay a total of
sist.•. lD a Sacrameato Coanty operation, settle·
meau were reae'W la fou ol aevea saltl ftW by
&be dll&rld aUoney after BA.a med adereonr
can to detenllble wtaetller Wecal praedffl were
belag _.a. die dlapoalt arm.Hiid repatn.
For d9e ft.nt time, a repair aMp WH reqlllred to
po1t • "Notice of Penalty" alp, statbll ~at die
11Mp wu doeed 'al a penalty ror vtolatbll die
AatomGdve Repair Act.
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Uln .... " A farm boy lD Iowa cu lllo be a vid.lm
ot ulcer, ~ion or beart dileue.~ Nevtrtbe~
leta, lt'• true tb1t exeeUUves under stress are prim•~ for aucb lllneal. .
outalde tbe bome, aufter tram tldl dev..aaU.,
probAMn. Oe tM out.lide, tt'a due to auw '9 tM jolt.
oo tbe lmAde, alddM>llam may be due to~ and laekol aeaner.
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THE HOUSE \·
worked up to ODI ot \be top ecbeloG of encutlvea. ln the ftnn,
lut I'm paylq for ll I bav• an Wcfl', too. And
aceordlq to our .doctor, t.Mn..are cbaqea ln my
eleetroe....,.run. I'm woedert111 if thia la a com·
mon problem for women wbo like on tbe
retpoulbUit,y 9' Jobi out.aide the home? -Mrs. 8 .
D&AA MJ\S. 8 : Aa I've often aald. executives
(male cw female> aren't the only vlct1ma of "stress
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COLORFUL STONEWARE
5-CUP TEA POTS
NON-RUST PLASTIC
DRIP-DRY HANGERS
pot' ol heq_r1y \lone oll unb<eolt·
And aa ID your case. lln'. 8 .• the woman wbo
takea on tbe man'• Job alto ftPOHS herself to tbe reiwta ot dally tlrela. Many more women, now out
in the bull.neaa world, h1Ve ulcers, bypert.euioa,
ud auffer heart 1tt.acka. ·
· Peel fortlmate, Mn . 8., tbet YoU ain.dJ lmDw
why "you're paytac" for ,our '"wtnw1 tlleftA.
Maybe tbere'a atlll Ume tor 70'& to brlDI .ome re-
lief to your overburdened stomach and beart. · ftbd
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baseman. eon ot a Tun•• pnacber. wt.ea remlDded tbat M is the a.edte1
·,candJdat. for &be Moat Valuable Pl.,.r
a want.
"'l'lllt H IC&Sa bu to make UM bat·
ltt bit the ball OD the lf'O'Dl. Jl Ma to
boune. Just rilbt and tba Y'O'l bave to
count on two other 1")'1 -UM .a-tltop
' for a re.llU' and the tlrat buefnan to
handle whal may be • hurrted and ln1c-
curate throw.
••1•D BE WIU.JNG to &Q hlUeu Md
make 14 erron if we could only wto lbe
Seriel.''
Garner rapped out bls lOtb and Uth
blta to boolt hls series baltinc avera1e
to .U4 and ficured an bJs ninth double
play. a record. in the Pirates' 4-0 vtc-
'tory Tuesday over the Baltimor e
Orioles. l)'ina UM Seriea •t 3-3.
•·1 can't tell )'OU how man7 tJmea Bill
<Bill Madlock, Pirate third baseman)
bas kept me from 1ettln1 my leas
sawed otf by the apike-nytnc runner."
• He was the most modest man tn the
By Pirate atandard.s, Garner la just a
wis p of a man -5-10 aod 117 pounds -
wi°l a wispy mustache and a molasses
# Lakers Roll
[Magic: You Ain't
iSeen Nothing
l. By ERNIE CASTILLO ball who knows what to do with
OI Ille o.ity f'llot ~Ulff
INGLEWOOD-lf yo_u were
1thrilled with the· Lakers' first
!Magic Show-and who wasn't?-
slick around. As the Prince or ..
1Passers put it: "You ain't seen
nothing yet."
"I've got some pas~es an my
bag I haven't even unpacked
yet." s ay!' Earvin "Magic"
Johnson. "Once we get into the
season. you'll be ,'leeing a lot
more "
TH E C HI CAGO BULLS
thought they-saw enough Tues·
day night. With Johnson and
1Norm Nixon chalking up eight
assists and 19 points apiece the
new. improved Lakers made
their Forum debut a happy one
by beating the Bulls. 105-96.
Tb.ere are a few rough spots
that need to be Polished and the
fast could use some more work
on it.a tlJDinl. But-if a somewhat
n awed pasing game can thrill
' U ,073 ol the world's moat flnlcky
baltetball rans, im•lin~ what will happen •ben the Laters I finally get their act together.
1t." says McKinney. who studied
the passing game when he was
an assistant coach with the
Portland Trail Blazers.
"If you play with Magic. you
have to do two things : don't tu.ni
your back on him and keep mov-
ing. He wants the ball so he can
de1i1,oer."
Johnson. who caught several
teammates unprepared for his
pm·point passes, says he 's going
to be patient. For a while,
anyway.
"THEY DON'T FEEL like
they're open but they are," he
s ays . "If I'm driving, they've
got to get to an open area and
I'll get it to them ...
Some of Magic's moves.
-On a three-on·two fast break he looks left and passes right.
-Doubled teamed near the
basket, be whips a high pass
across court t o a su rprised
Spencer Haywood;
-With Artis Gilmore bacldne
in Kareem Abdul-Jabbar,
Jotimoa sneau in to steal tbe
ball.
NOW • Y&AU OLD, he Hroke in
wltb a.aru. O. Jl'lnley~ wUd.. ie11dln&
Oakland A 11 lit 1'73, tbe middle year of
th•lr tbree world cbampiomblp1. and
r ... 1 a.ined tMn until he came to the
C.OMMENTA.RY
Pirates ln March 1977 in a six-for-three
deal.
The only similarity in the champion
A '1 and the current Pirates lies in the
fierce fi.ghOng spirit of the two teams.
The A'• thrived on discord. 1be Pirates
prevail on togetherness and mutual
respect.
''We're a free-s winging team,"
Garner said. .. We are Jcarasive even
when we play cards and backgammon.
Bul the bond among au of us is very
strong."
GARNES CAME TO "rii'~"OEFENSE
of hia Balttmore counterp•rt. R,lch
Dauer. "who mlapJayed Dave Parker'•
lnfteld f oorcher In the seventh i.nping.
opening the door for tbe Pirates' nral
.. NO and:aettin_g up tbe second.
''I looked aY lhe s pot when r took the
fidd ... he uld. "ll looted lib lt took
one bop and bounced off to the rig.bl."
The sparking Infielder expressed t.b6
highest respect for the Orioles and
waan't about to gloat.
"They're a touch ball club," be said
"They don't look awesome. But their
pitchers throw strikes. their bitters bit
.,,,. an,d their runners run. They are patient.
They never beat themselves. They are a
typical Earl Weaver team ."
GARNER, a three-sport letterman 10
high school at Knoxville, Tenn.. and •
business major at the University ot Ten·
oesse~. 15-a rreat kidder, Joining big
Dave Parker in lbe Mutt·and-Jeff act
t hat keeps lbe Pittsburgh locker room
loose.
Yet be reveals himself as ·a serious. <see GA&NEa. Pace BZ>
~ . . .1....-I "In two weeks. everybody is
aoin:e to know each other and
t.ben opponent.a bad better watc:b
out," ••Y• Johoaon, aoundin& llli:e anything but a rookJe guard.
.-tn the final 1 :20 of play,
whips two beautiful pas~s that Michael Cooper turns into lay-'
<See IA&Eti, Pase BZ> JOHN CANDELARIA, KENT TEKULVE FIRED BLANK.a AT II.AL TillORE TUESOAY.
MTbis team is good and getting
better. We have a lot of new
guys but in a couple of weeks,
we'r e going to be hard to stop."
I, Nixon agreed in principle if not
the timetable.
"This is a good offense but
we've got to work on movement
• and we've got to have everybody
inV-Olved." the third-year guard
says. ''You can't have anybody
l deviate from it. If one guy I doesn't react right. you h~ve a
• breakdown.
1 "JT'S GOING TO TAKE a
1 long lime, perhaps 20 games,
} before we start moving the ball
t right. It's not going to happen in
tfive games. We have loo many
offensive patterns to learn and
r
loo manv new people to teach."
The man who implemented the
I passing offense, Cirst-year coach
, Jack McKinney. was even more I reserved in his analysis of the
Lakers' second win in as many
1 starts. 1 "It w.1sn 't m asterpiece
; basketball ... he said. "We sput· 1 tered so I can't be thoroughly
! pleased."
1 HE WAS, HOWEVER, ex
tremely pleased with the play or
; Johnson, a 6-8 playmaker with
I
lightning-quick hands and a
never-ending grin.
"We've got a big ·guy with the
France Bugged by Ailing Elbow
Rams' ·T ackle Co ncerned With
By J OHN SEV ANO
Of tM o.llY f'ttet S\MI I
As if the Rams don't have enough pro·
blems, offens ive tackle Doug France
almoat added another last Friday when be
w a lked into Gene r al Manacer , ·Don
Klosteonan's office and announced bi!r"'re-
tirement."
Th e word almost is used because
Klosterman talked France out of the no·
lion an~ the tackle was at his customary
starting spot when the Rams were blit~d
by the Dallas Cowboys last Sunday.
"I felt r was hurting the club," France
explained at the Rams ' training camp in
Anaheim Tuesday. "The whole game has
changed fo~e. It's a totally new game."
THE REA.SON THINGS are different for
France is bis ailing right elbow has never
healed properly, causing terrible discom
fort and forcing the All-pro to favor ev-
erytbingtobis le'ftside.
"It hurts just to swirrg it." he said while
swaying his right arm back and forth
"The whole right side ot my body burts-
my shoulder y arm. my neck. my ribs.
PVP.rvthin~'
Fraoce•s·ach were magnified when he
was forced to go against another All·
pro-Harvey Martm in OaJlas
France explained that due to his injury
he 's trying to force his opposition to the
outside where he can battle with has
healthy left arm Marfin. unfortunately.
was not only too quack to the outside. but
when France over-played. beat him to the
inside as well
"EVERYBODY KNOWS I'm playmjt
differently .. says the likable 6·5. 26-0·
I jmt didn•t k •oar ff I u:oa •
l11r d"fl •pelf o r t lw tea -. I
dolt~ aeant to t a ke t r e a t·
~t 20 hours a da11 to p lafl
tor l our hours on .S u•da fl.
-Ooug Franc•
pound~r. "Even my teammates have
noticed the change
"t· just didn't know if J .. was hurting
myself or the team I don't want to take
treatment 20 hoj.t(,s a day to play for four
hours on Sundali.,-l
"[ talked to Mr Klosterman and he
treated me well. I also talked to Dr
<Robert) Kerl an and he saJd he could fix
H is Future
m~ problem and gave mt· -.ome med1ca
t1on for 1l ··
France said the only problem with thl'
orescnption 1" that it ·s causing him to re
~am ths weight he worked '>O hard. to get
rtd or m lhl' orr seai.on
··1 D El-'I N IT EL \ v.t-nt int o
Klosterman " office thmk1n1t retirement.
:-ays f'rann· "'ho h as now run his relln•
menl total le• four durinJ? his football
l'arl'er tw1t•c th•" ~t·ason , one last season
and one at Ohio Stale
· M )' v.1k and I had drawn up a letlt.>r
th~ ntf!ht bdnrl' I .can• 1t to him but I
don't know "'hat he did with it ··
Klosterman i,;ml he didn't have to do
an)' th mg tn talk France into "laying
"He m1~h1 ha'" v.alked m here thanking
retirement.' hl' "ay!', "but a player thanks
that one mmut(• and flvt· minutes later
they're talkmt: about something else
··o ou g bas ically «xpressed some
frustrallo11s l'w had about himself and how
thangs wen• gomg with the team I told
ham he \\a:-. ~ta station 1n his lire where he
!>hould be at the top or has game
"HF. WAS FRl'STRATED. Wr talked 1r.
general for almost an hour I think he felt
<See FRANCE, Page B!l
Jimmy the Greek L
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Candy's
Valuable
Tick e t
BALTIMORE <AP > John
Cande.l ar1a s tood 1n t h e
P ittsburgh Pirates' dressing
room after practice Mt>nday and
held aloft a crumpled ticket for
the seventh game of the Wor ld
Series · After tomorrov. ni ght th1~.
will be worth :1 lot of rnon1·y
!\houted Candelaria. who u~ual l)'
hasn't too mu<.'h to say •
CANDF.l.ARIA WENT OUT
Tuesday night and put hi!> arm
"'here h.is mouth was and made
that last-chance ticket worth the
Ton ight ·· Ga•e
Pitchers Jim Bibby (Pltttburgh) vs
Scott lllcQf990r ( Baltlmore ).
Weather: Cloudy tklH With a 40 per·
cent chance of 1hower1 Tem·
peratures In the 509.
TV: Chan.net 7. 5o'clock
Aadio:KNX(1070)
asking price . He com bined
wlt.b reliever Kent TeetUlve for
their fourth tandem ahutout o1 r u..e ....
• The' Nattonal League cham·
pion Plrate:. !>cored four late
enna•I* runs and beat the American Leae ue champion
Baltimore Orioles. 4-0. to Ue Ow
Series at 3-3 '.
Pittsburgh now is within one
~ame of becom ing the fourth
team in tustory to come back to
v. an baseball':-. showpiece froin a
1 I def1c1t an a best of seven
.world Sene:-.
JIM BIBBY. the starter in
game four who was not 1n\'Olved
in the Pittsburgh los:-. h<.1:-. the a~
s1gnment for tonight 0!> '>evenlh
J:amt• lh"ll be oppo,ed h~
Balllmon»., Scott '.\kG rci::or lht•
"'mner or ~amt• three
Tht> 25 yt•:.i r old Candelaria
v. cnl <;1 ..: pain wracked mmng:..
j.!ave up JUSt !>IX hat~ and no run:-
TC'kulvt• followed. <.1llow1n~ only
ont' hit tn three tnnings for h1~
~e{'ond !>3Vt' of the series
Ht• 1 Candelaria I pitched
1 nrough J>Jtn tomght tTues
da~ 1 • "aid P1ttsburgh Manager
\'huck Tanner
TANSER EXPLAINED that
h1~ -.tar lt.>fl-hander went out
desp1lc an aching side Can
delana has been bothered with a
rib cage mjury for more than a
month
·He ·s a money pitcher. one of
the best in the game." gushed
Tanner v.ho has to be living
with mixt.'d emotions He needs
one victory to gain his rirst
S<>rics tnumph
And wm or lose. when il'i;
CStt CANDY. Page 8 21
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West, .. :Central: b,sight Into O~curity 1
I .
l NFC ,
NEW YORK -With the San Francisco Uers
boldi.nl a 10mewhat secure one-game advanta1e in
the baU.ard race for the rilbta to the NFL No. 1
draft pck, this.is wbat the real of the NFC l&ks
like as we approach the halfway point of the
seuoo.
In tbe NFC West the Rams are burtine. In-
juries, ap and attrition have taken their toll. Pat
Haden still bu trouble wtnnina when it counta.
Atlanta'• once proud defeme bu been scattered
about and fl near bankruptcy, •pecially wben the 1 Falcona play a quality team with aome ofttlDaive
punch. ~ •
Tbe Sein.ts are too 1Dc:clalilt&t to dem.-,d
more Uum a tPOi)er'a role. And, t.be Nlnera Pould
bave minimal ctiftlculty ln floiabin1,,.... the wont
~rd ln tM lea,ue.
Tin: 8\1PP08BDLY M UTE NFC Central
D6rillan ts aeeklnc lll former level ot coll~Yt
medlocrtl)'. Tampa Bay bu be9o brouCbt INiet to
reality. The Bean still doll't have an ans~r to
their Q.B problems and the .Vildtigs, in lhe process
of rebuilding, are not the contenders they once
were. Tbe Packen are just as inconsistent as New
Orleans whlle the Lions have been mortally
wounded with i.Qjuries.
lt 's in lbe Eut where the most excitement ls
taking pla~. Dallas and PhlladelpbJa remain tied.
The Eaales are contenders worthy of the kind of
reaped accorded to teams like Dallas. Miami.
Wublaaton, Denver, Oakland and, yes, even the
Patrlota and Steelers.
THE IL\GLS&' WlN over the Cardinals un-
dencond tbe team'• character, especially when
tbe ofteme came. back from a near-d.iautrous turnover to retake tbe lead.
Tbt O>wboy1 are ln ~ par1 e_1peclally on
offtnee. The team baa averqed l*ler than 30
potnta 1D lta lut three outlnp and 1col'9d convtnc· • •
ing wins over the Vikings atnd Rams. two erstwti!le
playoff companlons.
And. the rest of the East is potenltally as com
petitive as t he AFC West and Central. The
Cardinals are a much-Improved team capable or
spoiling the rest or the division's fun. The Redskins
continue to play beyond the reach or the club's
pedestrian talent.
TRIS WEEK'S NFL LINE: Oakland l over NYl
Jet.t, Tampa Bay 4 over Green Bay. Cleveland 3
over Cincinnati, Philadelpbi1-Washinston even.
New England 4 over Miami. Buffalo l over
Baltimore. Dallas 10 over St. Louts. Mi.Mesota 2
over adcaco, New Orleana I over Detroit. Kansas
Cit1 • ewer NY~ Glantl, Loe An(eles 2 over San
Dle10. AUanta e· over San Frandsco. Houston 3
over SeatUe. Pittlburlh 1 over Denver <Monday >.
COU.EGI: FOOTBALL; USC 6 over Notre
Dame, North Carolina-North Carolina State even,
Browo I over Cornell. Dartl!MMdh l over Harvard.
Yale · 13 over Columbia. Tulane 8 over We st
Virgirua. Pnnc.eton 4 over Colgate. Ohio Slate 20
over Wisconsin. Purdue 2 over Michigan State.
Auburn 3 over Georgia Tech. Wake Forest 1 over
Maryland. Clemson 9 over Duke. Penn State 9 over
Syracuse. Navy 4 over Virginia. Baylor 13 over
Army. Michigan 17 ever Illinois. Iowa 2 over Min-
nesota. Georeta 20 over Vanderbilt.
Oklabom• 23 over Kansas State, AJaba'fne 19
over Tenoessee, lowi. State 9 over Kansas,
Nebraska U over Oklahom a Sta~ Indiana 24 over
Nortbweetern. Te xas Tech 21 o~r Rice. Tulsa 6
over Texas Chr1sUan. Missouri 9 over Colorado,
Washington 6 over Pittsburgh, Oregon 20 over Air
Force. San Jose State 9 over Oreaon State. South
Carolina 12 over Mississ1pp1. Miami <Fla > 11 over
Bosion College, LSU 16 over Kentucky. ·Houston 12
over Southem Metbod.ist. Texas s over Arkansas ,
C1Uforrua 5 over UCLA. Arllona s o~er Stanford,
Arizona State 17 over Washlneton State , ................. .
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MiliOr hdria~tion, €o•tly:
· USF Gete ¥ ear'B P~obation
,..._APPtls1t.._
SAN FllANCl8CO -U•vwatt1 of Saa P'ran· m clleo blilketball ONd Dan BeUUOlllWU M1I be'•
bowa tbe NCAA would bll Hbeol -.. ~ tM)' woukl. Now= .. Wt \181' wtth a ... ,..., probadcm. S.Uuombal u.ya be'a reUev9d. •
'•To I.ell tM tnl&b, It '1 re&Lly a welibt off ow abou.lden. ''
..Uuoadlll MW T1:11dQ llfter the.offldal annouac..-of
• . tlM probat.loa ... made. . -• .. ••• " kDOWll ,... peat t.o ,.....,,... .,. out
. reenaltl.QI I.bat UM lft¥91UC•bOD Wal ... OD. Tbere • .,.. ln·
• fractlcmalMI wMo tbe NCAA fiada U..m t.taey peaalhe y°".
"I waa u1•1tant coadl at the Um• the lnfracUODa wen eommlU.ed ud knew tome of Utem weN occW'rlaa.· 8.at t~. llb letUAI dM playen use CQIQptiaientary Warrior
Ucketa, ldldD'tQiow were acalnstthentlta. ·•
Tbe ._. ol tbe free pro buJtfU)all Ucbta ..,. ·~ 1everal IGmeWMt m iJM>r infractiom cited by the NCAA aa
· . the reuon for USF'a probation.
None ol lbose infractions occurred more reeenUy tbaD ill
1976, tbe NCAA said, and included allowinl pla,_n to UM tile
atbl,Uc department car. tbe department phone for loGI dla·
u.,nce calls wltboul cbarge and givina playen.amall 1lfta ud
small loans of up to $20.
It also cited the hopslng of ooe player on campua at DO
cost for three daya prior lo the bestnmn1 ot a acbool 1•'1' and
allowtni a recruiter to buy a meal for • proe~ve ~er
seven years a•o. · _ · , .
The probaUoo will keep USF out of tbe NCAA tournament
and off naUon-1 television but applies ooly to the school's
basketball team.
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Tampa Bay quarterback Doq Wlaa••· reacting to
boos from a sellout crowd Sunday: "The way I 1oo1t at
it, we've got some good fans, but some aren't wortb a
damn. Does It bother me? No, I'm loin.I to~ bank
tomorrow '\
• MeGrego~
Gives No
Guarantees
BALTIMORE (AP> -8eoU
McOre1or 11 not read1 to
avar.antee a vlctor1 1A lll•
HVtDl.b ••m• of tb• World
Strt .. u be dld lD tbe oenaut·
ellecber for the Baltimore
Oriol•. But he la primed for tbe
blHHt lelt of bit ca .... r.
••Tbla LI the blUelt· ca.me l
eol&Jd poulbb' pttc:h ln my life,"
11ld the ~year-old left.bander
after Ptttaburd woo 4.0 ~
cla1 .u,bt. "JtTI tomeWac r" always dreuMd ol. Now l'" tot &o &O «Mil ud do It.
··r really «Pcm't wut '° ... it
eome to tbla," aald MeGr...-.
who pitched aa M eom....,.
••me victory la 1ame tbree..
"But I started tMnking aboal
it today and DOW J feel ready. I'll
be tJ')inc to the best of my •blli·
ty to be powtaa champagne on
...... \omot'TOW •••
• ll~H.or, wbo mlated tbe t&at month ol tbe ..... wttb
elbow tMdisd*'• ud didn"t win
b1a f'lnt 1ame umll June U.,...,
.13 of bia lut 14 decillou ID tbe
resula, HUCID..
Aftw the Orioles ble1' ·• de-
dalon to the Cdfwa.I• Aarell bl the QUrd 1ame of the American
Leasue playoff•, McGre10~
atood up ill the team bus after
the game and tuaranteed a ~
tory the next day. Re pltcbed an.
8-0 abut.out, livinl Baltimore the
~nnant.
Aakecl by reporten lf be wdu1d
guarantee a victory over Pit·
taburlb. MeG~r Mid: "No.
• · You guys tot abold of that and, Ge1 ma's 39 Polat• Sptarlia S1t•rs nalned lt. Now I've tot to come
Geof1e Gema, . the d~ending NBA aco~ m : ::: =~:~~ new. I'll have champkm, struck for 30 potnb 'l'ue9Qy, illcludi.QI
the ·game.winning basket with four seconds left, to Altboueh the Pirates are bit·
lead the San Antonio Spurs to a 118-ll8 triumpb Ung .330 tbroqb ~ flnt aix
over the Atlanta Hawks .... Rookie center lllb CutwrtPt games, KcGtegor said: "I'm
ancl guard llay Wllllama both scored 31 poillta to clve the not l<>!nl to tell you they're
New York Knicb a J.26.1.21 victory overt.be HOWltoD Rockets. great bitten. I'm not 1oin& to
... Center Alvia Adams scored 21 poinla and Tntek build them up. I've got to get
. 8obl•eoa added-22 H Pboeaix; re'vei~ ... -t--i.hem OUL:' '
its last meeting with-Seattle, defeated the "rm a groundball pitcher."
SuperSonics. 102-86 ... T. a. D••• McGregor said'. "I've got to try
pumped in 18 points and h8958ed San to keep us in the game and give
.... 't .
I " Diego's high-scoring . guards '11 night to us a chance lo win. I'll pitch to
lead the Portland Trail Blaze rs to a them the way Scott McGregor .
·'' · .
r. ..•. . rugged 88-81 victory over the Clippers · · · a lways Pitches."
John Lucas and Jo Jo White ignited Recalling when be was hoping . Golden State's fa st break in the third to recover from arm trouble last
. '~ pe riod and the Warriors held off a Denver spring, McGregor said: "That
rally for a 108-106 -viclory ... Indiana's was optimistic time then. Now
Jolaaay Davis scor~ 26 points, ~eluding it's down to reality. It's my tum
0Hv1M 12 in the third quarter when the Pa~rs to pitch and it's lbe seventh
I
built a 21•point tead and coasted to a U3·JOO victory over•tbe 1ame."
New Jersey Nets ... aandy Slllltlt score4 23 pointa aa the Manager Earl Weaver said be Clevel~avaliers· rim-and-gun offense coasted to a 13'1·117 didn't reel any tension, even
victory C3'er uetro1i . . . t'or'lJand Coach Jau •••MY of lhotl&h the Pirate. bad come
Portland says that forward Mamtee IAc:aa LI beinc fined back rrom a 3-1 deficit.
every day be miaseS practice. AJtbou-.b i.Jtjured witll a broken "The tension isn't that blid," knuckle, Lucu was suppoeed lo report Monday ... The said Weaver. "It's the desire lo
Denver Nuggets have reinstated forward Tom Bo9weU, who win that makes the whole think
was suspended for two games and fined SS.000 last week alter exciting. I don't enjoy it when
an altercati9n with an assistant coach during practice . : we lose, but you· enjoy being i.n
The NBA will expand to two more cities, "probably no later the World Series."
than next season,'' and is considering five other possible
franchises. says NBA Commissioner Larry O'Brien.
Paul Bro1Cn'• Book Irk• Mod~ll
Paul Brown s ays he didn't expect or want coo-[iJ
trovery with the publication of bis book .. PB: The , 4 -•
Paul Brown Story." Cleveland Browns owner Art •
Modell has protested to the National Football ·
League over Brown's remarks about him ill 'the boot and
Jimmy BroWD has been criticized. Tbe NFL rules bar
crtticlflm of owners by other owners. NFL Commiaaloaer
Pete ao.elle'• otnce sald the matter wu under illv..UUUoo
. . . New England Patriots cornerback _
&aym...S Oaybon and the NFL Players
Aaaociation have appealed a '2,000 llne im·
posed by Rozelle for the player's trouble
with the news media, includine punclalq a
aportawriter . . . Kanaaa City Coach •an
Levy haa_.protested what be. calla a "low-
down, scummy" trlck a member of the
Denver Broncos playeCl on tbe 9)lela ~day._ Levy says that twice a Bronco de-
fensi~e player barked out a .. sharp com-~
mand" wblle the Chiefs were going
• ...,. through their offeaalve snap count ...
Talks have broken off between Baltimore Colts owner a.Mrt
lnay and ~phis' NFL representative. "He
(lnay) beeame abusive and left the room ln a buff . . . I re-
albe now there was never any substance to the Colli eomlnir
lo Memphis.'" says Malmo. Later, bowe~er, ~rsa1 in·
dicated a desire to continue negotiations to bring the Colts to
Memphis.
fi',.... Pa,,e 81
LA.KEHS •••
upS>. Both times, he raises
clenched fl.st.a into the air while ·
dancing down court.
NEVER llEFO&E were
pa11ea ao appreciated than they
were at the Forum Tuesday
night. Jobnaoo literally paaed
over, throu&b. around and under
defenders while carrytn1 one on
hia back. He a1ao puaed bil way
illto the heart.a of the Laker faDS
who, ln turn, endear blm
greatly. "The rans are beautiful,
especially when they're boller·
illg." be says. "15,000 on opening
night can't J>e too bad."
Even Abdul·Jabbar, who en·
dured bU abate of boos dwi.og
last year's frustrating cam·
palgn, noticed.
"It wu nice seeing more peo.
pie out tbel"e," be said. "They
had a lot more to say than in the
past."
Perhaps it ·s because the
Lakers have a lot more to say
about the future.
&, ..........
,,,_·~·· CANDY ....
over, M Ml to 9lt home to New
Castle, •a., and attend tbe
funeral ol bla mother, Anne. '10,
W'ho died 8uDda7 mora.1D1.
T ...... Ud a pff.eber •annlnC
up ft'Olll UM ftnf p6tel9.
.... wsas CONCS&NSD
about btl .. de all tbe •aJ.'' Tu·
ner •Qlalnecl. ••If tMre ._ aay
lndlqatioD be wun't lllrowiaa
right, I WU ftiU to to out aa
cet bJm. J knOw {f hurt hhn ...
Candelarta. who •truck out
two ancs·walked none, admitted
that It burt when be pltebed.
.. It hurt then and It hurts
now.·' said the pitcher after be
emerged from the shower.
THE Pl&ATES• pitcher
said that be worked without a
pa1;;hot. Re alJIO aalcttbett.U
DO wroq with biS Shoulder.
'It'• my side and back," be
explained.
Why did he start to leave the
field aft.er warming up in the
sixth.
"I saw Cbuek coming· out and
thought be was comlDe to get
me,·· Candelaria said.
The winning runs came in the
seventh .inning when, with ooe
out. Omar Moreno singled.
Moreno reached second on an in·
field hit by Tim Foli and scored...-#
on Dave Parker's single.
Foll. who reached third on
Parker's hit, then raced home
on Willie Stargell's sacrifice fly.
That's all the Pirates needed to
hang the loss on Baltimore's Jim
P.almer. who went eight lQninp and gave up all four Pit<abu.rgb
rur)s .
BIU. MM>U>CK _,, .. t(JKO cMRC&A IN DOUBLE PLAY.
The Pirate• wrapped it up
with two more in the elpth.
-•
Roger Carlson.·
'Edison RankedNo.4 ' . . -.
I DeSPlt.e F.d.lson HiJb'a 4-1 ~and a.bUil>'-10
score from any point of the field with all·
everything running back Kerwin Bell In the
backfield. the Chargers still cannot be considered
· better than No. 4 ln Oranae County
Santa Ana, Fullerton and S.ddJeback also
have 4·1 records and their competition. until now.
rates a notch better than Edi.son's as we consider
the lop football teams in Orange County
Thus, the Top 10 s hould read 1 FuUerton
College (4-ll : 2. Santa Ana CoUege <4-U . 3 Sad-
dlebaclt College < 4· l>; 4. F.di&on High C 4· l >. 5
Golden West College C2·3): 6 Orange Coast
College (1~); 7. Mater Dei High <-4·1>; 8 <illsert
your favorite). ' Nillth and lotb would to to the Rama Hf the)'
were i.n Orange County this year. ratb~r than nuu
and the Orange County Rbf.oos <if they were sWJ
playlng). • • • One rootball coach unimpressed with recent
comments regardmg the rugged Newport Harbor
High football schedule as Cosba Mesa ·s Tom
French. 1
French. has been trying to get lhe Sailors of
Newport Harbor on Costa Mesa's schedule since
he took over at Mesa in 1974. From 1961 until 1973
the two squared orr annually with Newport Harbor
holding a 9-3 edge, •
Says Fl'encb: "We want to play Newport
Harbor. We've wanted lo played N~rt Harbor
for several yean and we've req~t.ed lt repeated·
ly. but they won't ptay us. I tb1Dk Newport Harbor
ls chicken " ·Asked. tO comment, N~ Harbor AlbJetic
Director Jules Ga1es uya: 'We wW play Cocta
Mesa, when we set ln the same le&IUe." ••• Dada' Ni1ht trivia: Rama Coacp Ray
Malavaal was amone the fatben eseortinC their soru onto the football field ln &dl80D Rich's tame
with Mater Del last week.
It abould be noted that the lmpolin1 waistlines
of tbe EdllOn dads deflnitel1 ranks them amonc
the.Top 10 d all·Ume out-«·....,. for the Ora.nae
ce_utarea. • • • With league play next, here'• an update on our
predictions with records and tbe pre-seuoo pre-
dicUon in pa.reatbals:
SIUl.Rt Lea,.. -1. Edison t4·1. lst>; 2.
Manna Cs.-0. Stb 1. 3. f'ountam Valley (3·1·1, 2nd>:
4. Newport Harbor 11·3··1. 4thJ. S. Westminster
13-2. 3rd 1. 6' Huntm gton Be ach <0·5. 6th )
Sea \'kw Leac-e -1. Costa Mesa <3·2, l sl>; 2.
El Toro <3-2. 2nd l. 3 Coroca del Mar (3-2. 3rd); 4.
Est ancia 13·2. 4th I : 5 Uru verslty <l ·3, 5th>: 6.
I rvme t I 3 1. 6th I
South Coast lAa~H 1 M1ss1on Viejo <4·0.
2nd 1. : San Clement<' 12·2. btl. 3 Capjstrano
Valle~ 132. Jrd 1 4 Laguna Beach <2 2. 4thl. 5
Dana Hilb 10·3 I. 6th 1. 6 Laguna Hi lls <H I. 5th ·
E mpl n-IA-ag~ I Loar a c 4· l. 2nd>: 2.
C)press 14 I. Jrd1. 3 Kennedy 12-3. 4thJ. 4. Ocean
\'1t>W 123. -l stl. 5 Los Alamitos <13. 5th >: 6
Ka tella 11 J. 6th '
A11gelu.s League -I St Paul 14·1. lstJ : 2.
Mater Dea 14·1. 2nd>: 3. Servile (3·1. 3rdJ ; 4.
Bishop Amat c 3· l. 4th>; 5 Pius X <2·3, 6th>; 6
Bishop MootRomery <3·2. Sth>. ••• An item that shouldn't go by wit.bout com·
ment: Newport Harbor ffigh's Sailots appeared lo
be tough as Loera .n their oon·leacue toes <27·17 >.
yet rather than take advantage of the situation in
the wanina momenta. Loara Coach Herb Hill chose
to sit on lbe balJ. rat.her than try to score from
deep if Newport's territory.
SOme would have pused m an attempt to
boost one's stock Ul raokiop, others migbt bave
run It to de-empbulze pUlna It on. Not Hill He had
hla players sU on the ball rather than add insult to
Newport's wounds.
Hill's teams are always fundamfttaUy souna .
poised. discjplined and have that touch of class.
Somehow we've got lo get Kill an intra·
county transfer.
IJSC Emotions High
I,
,.,....p~··
FRANCE •••
Robinson Wanta Less better because be went out that
day and practiced.·• T•le.,uloa, Radle
Following are the top spe>rts events on TV tonight. Ratings
are: 1 11,t~xcellent;.t1 .r worth watching; .t ,ttalr ; norgetlt.
LOS ANGELES (AP> -. "* Southern Cal's pl,vera wUJ oo
LAK•lt NOTH -B•<•UM of, ... -•d doubt be bi .. bly motivated
because ol a 21·21 tie with three-
toucbdown underdog Stanford
last Saturday.
F.rance said he did feel better
aftet the talk. .. r can't think about myself. J
e 5 p.m., Ch•nrtel 7 ./ ./ ./ {
WORLD SERIES: -Plttsburqh at Baltimore.
Announcers: Keith Jackson, Howard Cosell and Don
Drysdale. -It will be Jim Bibby (12-4) going for Plttsburot\ ~nst
Baltimore's Scott McGregor OU) In tonight's final game of the
World Serles. With both teams wlnntnQ three games, the bett-of· seven series will be a one.game showdOwn tonight In 8altl,.c>re
for the world cNmplonshlp.
t-) l:IO p.m., ~•nnel I ./ {_ ./
NU 8ASKl!TBA.LL: Lakers~Seattle. Announcen: Chick Heam and at Riiey.
Tontght's Lakers oame fn Seattt :a tel~ NS blen • laved en hour to allow for fans to watch the conctusk>n of the
1979 World Serles. The Lakers wlll be SMklng their third straight win wftll• the SuperSonlcs .,. atWr thtlr first win after two IOSteS. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar leads the Lakel'I aaalnst the
SOf'tlcs.
OTtfEll TELEVISION
Hone Racing -Today at santa Anita, 7:11> p.m., Che""•'
st. 9'AOIO .
Ba..,.H -Pfttlburah .-eetdmore In tM •wnttt .. ,.,. Of
tht 1979 WDrld Sertel, S:1S p.m. KNX (1010) ....... , -
Lake" at SMttle, 7:IO p.m .L t<LAC CS70). Hockey -f<fftll at PftttbcH'Ott, 6 p.m. d91aY, Kii~ {1150).
Serl•'· tonlolll'• 11•m• wltll I~ S.•111• ,_,... ._-'-e al N ...... D S-•Sonle• .i ,,. Kl..,.,,,.. "" ....,. .-agau .. n arc1.111V Ou.. ame
,,....., 7:20 "' •:• KHJ.r v 1~1 " .... " • • when the two perennial colleae ttlevl1l119 llw ... MclCl,,.,.y covldfl I -W
.,_.., 1or -xOf'lflo -...ca ... ...,. J1u football powers co de ln a na·
1oee1rM,, ~. w••~~ ... ,_..,. _" Uon~leviaed contest Satur· a.ell , . . GO,,,.,e, -pCa!'ff lfl Ml ....,,. da in D-..t str•ltfll .. -.. .,.,. a11 lf\i.r• '-· ,... Y ~. c111<-.owN1•......,......_..,...,.-. .._.. But Trojan Coach John OeWI o._a ... Mot ucl,A ~ o.1ue1r, Rob•-~ ....__,t want •'--IO ..._,.._.. .. Mk' llMI sla ~Oft~-• u......a ~ \IR1ll
1o-N<• ~"' 11e1e1 ... ,, "' 111e <'""'9 high they'll forget wbat they're
teeCM'Ch. t111 """ ~from ~ IM U..... d i arc .TN~lllltJUperu<1t--ODg,
11e1e1, eu ~ '"'"' ..,. ,,... ~ ,,.. -"( think loot.lo& at emodon u ... MltM G ........... ..,, ~ ....... IO. l I t ... .. o...1111n1ot .. ._.,...., ..... ~"'·-a weapon 1 a ma aae,
.. ,111 ••• 111 ....-ie ,,,..... .. "'' ,._ c-Roblnlcm aald Tuelday at bll
H Cutln 9.-.ie, ltN 9-llM at ll'la"" Week'" m-1 .. • with reportef'I
t1WNwn ("wl • ~ '""' ... •-03 ......,~ • "''""' ,..,....... Tiie ........,, ,... • ....... u. "Once you're into lt, you~ve got
•-.., ...,_.., to ata,y .t a peat for.ver. t re-
........ ~.J
GARNER •••
lntrolpeetive man.
"l can't fcqet that bad enqo
lll tile ftnt pm• ~ I threw tbe ball awt)," be Hid, refer-
rlns to a two-nm error oa • aun
double pla,~ch8nce.
··.Ct ti met tlll• club bu
.......... to pack it QP IDd
So llomt, Jet It puta lta aoM In
tbe dlf1 and.,.,.. out and ..
lb• job.•lt never quits."
member when l wu an aaatMNlt
at Orep, we'd Cet AJ·blP b use. aet\&all,J beat them lwtc.,
then eome out the next nM and
loH to San lOM stat..
"PO& A 'IOP·LDSL team.'
ge&tlli1 · oa an •~•1 roller eout.r ii ..,., c1aq--.. Tlae
kind ol emoUoD I waDt from 181
playen la that I st" tlMm a lee· tun. they llateD t.bea 10 oat Md
do their fb!· lt'1 a kJDd of emo-
Uoa that ......... am.r.allJ.
110tbfnWUICNretl.''
8outhem Cal ......... from ...
No. 1 •pot to fourtla ID Ual•
wen•a colle1e football poll
. have to thinlt about the team," be "The .. No .. 1 ranking. that s ex-says. "I sUll don't tb.lnk there's a
ternaJ. said Roblmon, whose • better tackle in t.be league than
Trojans will t.ake a 5'-0· l record u 1 it • .:._-··b ...._ in aaainst the 4·1 lrfsh. "But the myse .. · owe to uiy-\;lJI to uor::
internal tbin1. meaning we here. •
fallecf to achieve what we want-France did say be wu ~
ed lo, we were very disappointed some deep thlnt:lnc about bii
about that." future.
SU~tqnc to his theme or emo-"HopefUlly I'll stay here next
Uon-lea football Roblnson said year." Ftance s.,1. "l'.m fiaur·
neither the aolsy' crowd in South tne what I'm IOinc to do next _
Bend, the Jrlab's special sreeo year "-t now. I don't mow if
jerseys, nor the circus at· the arm la IOinl to heal property
moepbere that normally accom· or not. I have these fean I might
paaiea the USC·Notre Dame not be able to bend it or use tt to
aame lbould have aby effect on pick up my Uttleclaqbter.
bit team. "Even lnjured, tboqb, I like to
"W8 CAN'T COME OUT for
tbe 1ame Saturd•Y "UY· me. 'Ob, my cosb, liaten to that crowd, look at tbolle Jerseys.· we
cait 't .-ca ...... t up in aU that tmodm. We're .,... to have to
~ to tbe 1"wt1*Hlf playt,q a
lood ~same a1awt afOOd footWtMm .••
Boda tbt ll1ab ud tbe Trojans
featwe .,._.-:eL ~ -USC'• awtel and N«n Dame'• v., .. Pel'fUIOD -plua
the balac:e ot a puat.nc tb.rHt.
;
feel I have my smarta 1olq for
me," Franee said, wtille paustng
to renect. "Actually, that's about
the only tb1nl I bave 1otna for
me."
Managers Needed
Tbe Fountain Valley Pony
Leap bueball frOUP la Meltiq
eoacbel IDd maoaaen for tbe t• MalOft with all lnterelted adwta uked to call Std Brown at
~l ·2295fOl'f\Lrtber lnlormaUoa. .
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•
t ' GOLF I HOCKEY I F.OOTBALL
\ • t
UHDOVER, Md. CAP> -Loa
Aa1ea. IUaa Coach Bob BerrJ ·
doHa't believe la kJddla1
blm111t. He know• bl• tHm needs ................ .
., ..... L~ --liiiaiiiii" '~ -But WM'\:.\t:.: ~apUala Coaeb ~ bed pn.11e
for both &MIDI 1'aelda1 allbt
when lb• Cape defeated the
Kln11 M ln Nattonal Hockey
Lea1ue play here at the Capital
Centre.
.............. ~OaK
Auocl.UO. ......... ....,. eUm· plone-"'9 are Ml4 .._..., wl Tw· ay at Red HUJ CcMmlrJ' ctub la ••Debo Cucamoaaa. the or..,• Cout .,.. wW ............. b)
four outat:aDdl.aa ptayen laclUlllAI Wt . .,..,. •• ..,.....,..,_
AU. W.U., •• wbo Uv• ln Hunt·
la,ioo 8e8eb ud pie.ya out ol Mua
Verde Oomat.ry etub ln Costa eleQ,
flnlabed ••cond a year a10. •ht
all'Ollea behind winner Ted Richards,
Jr., a. ol Bel·Alr CC. Both are en·
• • • 'MuaNAMENT Tift ~ IAYh.a·
tioea have beef Mat to .. ....u...ct
mWt.a.ry MIUor' Solf era to eom.c: ln
the annual toumament Ji r.
Pin.. Golf Club ln La Jolla, Oct.
71·21. Tbe eveGt la open to aQ nt1nd
military pereon wlLh JO YHtl o.r
more wtlve du(y who la 50 °'over.
For -laf.or-matlon, contact Joe
Caraway, P .O. Box ~"•· La1una Rills, 8l3S:i3 or' call 830...._.
"We didn't f.el the klnd or
1oaltendio1 we, ve 1ot to 1et if
we're ao&nc to be in the playoffs,
even," Berry aaid. "Let's not
kld ourselves. You can blame
med acain th1I ~8{. Amon& the o ouutancbna en-
trants are John Rlcbardlon. sa. ol
Llauna Niicuel and El Ni1uel CC. the
GOLF
1973 SCGA champion and medall.at In
the USGA senion ~Uonal qualify-
ing this year at Huntinstoo Seacliff
CC. RJchardaon is a one·handicapper
whUe Wells plays to a three and
Richards a two.
Dick RJes. 57, or Irvine-and
Willowick GC, is a two-handicapper
while Robert K. Hartman, 61 , of
Newport Beach and Irvine Coast CC.
is a six.
The defending champion won. the
California seniors championship this
year at Pebble Beach and is a former
public links and two-time SCGA
amateur champion.
A veterans benefit tournament will
be held at Green River 1011 coune
Nov. 30 with proceeds «oine to th
VA Hospital in Long Beach. The
event is SPQOSOred by World Real
Estate and is open lO both handicap
and calJaway players wttb an 11
o'clock shotgun start. Entry fee is $25
with registration limited to 150
players. For further information,
conta•t Veterans.' Benefit Golf
Tournament, c/o World Real Estate,
3015-B Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa
92626.
Bruce McCormick. 70, of Temple
City, is a former Walker CClp player.
a former national public links cham·
pion and a three·time SCGA amateur
title holder.
Nov. S is the date or the Bert
Blyleven golf.classic at Mesa ·Verde
Countr y Club i n Costa Mesa.
Blyleven. the winning pitcher for
Pilt,,sburgh in Sunday's World Series
game, bas been chairman or the
event for the past lh'ree years and in·
e ludes among probable players
Frank T~nana . Del Rice, Doug
DeCinces, Tom Morgan and Dick
TODl'S
VODKA
ANCIENT
AGE I\ lOtal of 74 golfers will compete in
the two-day event which is open lO
SCGA members who will be SS or
over by Monday and have an SCGA
handicap of seven or under. It is a
36-hole, scratch stroke-play competi·
Williams. • I 75LITER I 75UTf ~
Proceeds Crom this one benefit
Children's Hospital or Orange Coun-
ty. For further information, contact
CHOC at 997·3000, extension 258.
Entry fee is $100.
645 g aa
tion. ·
* • *
UC IRVINE'S ANNUAL invita-
tional toumalflnt will be held Mon·
day at Santa Ana Country Club with
entries due by Friday. Burt HoolOn, ·
the Dodger pitcher, ts honorary
chairman of the event and has listed
an impressive array of present an'tl
former athletes to compete includ·
Ing: .
Don SullOn, Dave LaRoche, Bert
Blyleven, Cazzie Russell, Deacon
Jones. Jack Kramer, Steve Yeager,
.. * * AREA ACES -Eric Lambiase. a
12-year-old. scored a hole -in-0ne on
the par-three, 163·yard third hole at
Rancho San Joaquiit Golf Course us-
ing a five wood. After he scored his
ace and fini shed his round, it was
s uggested he call his dad at the of-
fice. When told. his dad W8$. In a
meeting, he almost hung up but with
a little prodding, insisted on talking
to his father. When dad heard what
t:ric bad done. the conversation last-
ed a half hour.
Booste r Backs Kush;
New Data Coming?
. LJQCJERS
Amaretto Di Saronno. 12 oz
Drambuie. 23 oz
Galliano, 23-0z ..
Kahlua. n oz
M.idori Melon, 23-0z
Southern Comfort. 1 75-LirER
Tia Maria. 23-0Z.
BOTTLE RETAIL
5.85
1 1 . I 1
10.06
7.73
8.64
12.0 1
8.61
BLENDS
Hiram Walker lmpe.rial. QUART •... 4.77.
Kessler, 1.7:>UTER ............. .... . . 11 .12
Seagrams 7 Crown. 1 75-LM"ER 11 .62
BOURBONS
Ancient Age., OUAR"T 5.88
TEMPE, Arla. (AP) that led him to fire ~::t::::f ~~~r!ort:!~ Early Times. QUART ..•.....••.• ,5.88
Di=-~1: ~~r!1r~ K';.;~~whi~. U.S. Dis· would exi>and it lO 86,000 H. Walker Ten, High. 1 7~UTER .... ~96.4092
pledging new data to trict Court Judge seats. l.W. Harper. Q<JART . •
s upport bis firing Coach William Copple. acting ----------'---i Jim Beam. 1.75 LITER 10.34
CASE R£TAJL
132.45
125.68
11 3.77
87.40
97.73
~.96
'$( .35 •
53.91
62,95
65.71
66.55
66.60
53.34
72.99
62.00
Frank Kush , says a o n a reque s t b y
booster organization's Rutledge's attorney, BRANDY AND COGNAC
call for his own sus-Robert Hing. ordered Christian Bros., 1 75LITER 11.41 64.56
pension is "hasty and both sides in the con· E & J 7 04 76 79 ~:t~~ on emotion, not ~~o;;:!~tst<t.o lir:ai:te~e:,i; 'Cou~~i~::v.s .. 750 ML 12'.54 141 '.95
The caU for Miller's public record. Martel V.S.P .• -: 1 1.96 135.25
suspension came from Hing charged in the _____ .................................
the 13,245-member Sun request that Kush told ---------+ CANADIANS
Ang e l Foundation , members, or b is Black Velvet,auART
Arizona State's largest coachin g staff they Canadian Club, 1 75-UTER at hl etic boos ter o r · would have to "lie to
ganization. which also protect him and their , ............ ue Canadian M.ist. OUART
.announced it was sus· jobs." ,...._. .. _..,_ Seagrams V.O .• 1 75LrTE.R
pending its financial THE SUN ANGELS I~: J ,..,._,
support or the school. Foundation, calling for Mt.HM er U5-J07
MILLER, WHO has reinstatement of Kush, 1914 .......,, c..t. .,,._ Beef eaters, 1 75 LITER
conducted ne ws con-s aid it would bold off on FARMERS Gilbey's. I 75LfTER
fe rences repeatedly plans to build a $1.2 INSURANCE Gordon. QUART
since 1tJing Kush last million golf course for GROUP Seagram's, YUA.RT
Saturday, called yet the Tempe campus and -another lO "make s ure cannot consider going Tanqueray, 1 75UTER
that everything· I said ahead with a planned S6 Z::::..S -RCJMS
GIN
6 .02
15.49
5.93
15.49
14.35
9.53
4.98
5.53
14.70
before is validated." million completion of an '----------' The Arizona Republic. ------------------1 Bacardi Lt. & Dk., 1 75 LITER 10.42
the morning news paper REAL EST A TE LICENSE Castillo Lt, & Dk., auARr 4.26
in nearby Phoenix, said Myers Jamican. 750 '-'L 6.58
today that what Miller TWO DAYS s 195
referred to only as ''new lltteese w • ....._. u lW-'SALIS UceMe SCOTCH data.. would be sworn __, -14 .72 statements rrcim persons ,..., far .... ,...,........ Expert ......... Ballentine. I 75 LI f[.R
with knowledge o r flRHI ....................... pron• .tf.cffn. Chival Regal, QUART 14.83
Kush's having punched EHIOLLMIHT UMITID. Cluny. 1 75 LITER 12.05
a player or of what OCTOIR 27 Ir 21 J f, B 9 59
Miller has called Kush 's REGISTRY HOTS.. I W.. • OOAR r ·
d
coevnet.ring up or the inci-lecroa• .,_ JeM w .. ~1 Johnnie Walker Blk., QUART 1121 .. 927
0 Laudcrs, 1 75 urER
F'ormer Arizona State JDS Sa•.-.. c--.. M• punter Kevin RuUedge 1 t .... 1094 171 4, 6...._.169 TEQUILA
has fil~ suit seeking ____ 7_14_6 _ _. __ . __ ; --------Cuervo White, QUART 6.34
• $1.1 million, alleging he ------=--------------i Qpn Emillo Wh. f, Gold, 1 75-LTR 8.71
was driven into quitting 7 20
the team by physical Jbn Marina Valkswagn Sauza Gold, OOART •
and mental harassmedt @. VODKA by Kush ;ind other ~
coaches, including ~~.'i RAB_BIT DIESEL CrownRusse.QOART ....... . . 4 .22 .'Jeusb's having hit him ~ '-Kamchatka, 1 75UTER 7.92
kftef a bad punt du.ring p0 6 99
# 1 pov, I 75-UTER . . .. . .. .. .
• 1;:~ SA.ID i t • IM FUEL Smirnoff, QUART ................ 5.68
wa'in't tbe alleced blow ECONOMY Stolechnaya, OOART .. ..... .. .. 9.94
itself but an attempt to
cover up the situaUon 1919 E.P.A. ESTIMATES
\
Tyaon Traded LARGE
SELECTlOM · SMUGGLER
68.13
87.65
67.44
87.65
81.16
53.90
56.40
62.61
83.22
58.96
48.24
74.50
83.89
167.85
68.17
108.60
146.88
63.39
71 .66
49.29
81.37
47.75
44.77
41 .83
64.26
11 2.48
ByCardin~8 SCOTCH KAHLUA
l.7!HJTER I LITER
BOITJ.E U.Sl RETAIL
5.52
10.48
9.49
7.29
8.15
11.33
8.12
4.24
10.49
10.96
5.55
5.55
8.89
6.46
10.34
10.76
6.40
11.83
11.28
5.68
14.61
5.62
14.61
13:53
8.99
4 .70
5.22
13.87
9.83
4 .02..
6 .21
13.89
13.99
11 .37
9 .05
12.24
10.57
5.98
8.22
6.79
3,98
7.47
6.98
5.36
9.38
ST. LOUIS (AP) -Tbe
S&. Louil cardlnala have
traded 8leoDd bueman
Mlk• Tyaon to tbe
Clalca10 Cub• ID •X· dlaaie for rel.lei p6tcber
DODDi• Moore , tbe
CardlDall mmomaced to-
JJ3 2
. ~jaan. •• wu eJll1ble to beClCllD9 • ,,.. ... t
at tM -al Oetober.
' _, . ' _, ..
~ ..... ~lobert7,111t
• lbe-cW_. and tbe forw_,. for
aot bact.Meetdn1, but tut'• Mt
the eue. We'ye ~ to 1et taeu.r
1oaltendlnc <from Marlo
LeiHrd) if W.'N .,.... to be
aueceaf\al."
Berry added:. "We outplayed
them in tM th1td .,.nod ud
then GuY CbamlD ceu tllat aoaJ.
It waa aa innocent enou1b
play."
The Me48W contest bad a M
deadlock late,. in t.be t.blrd period
when Chauon scored and Den·
nia lhrUcll added an emptf·Dtt
inauranee soal with 33· lecondl
remalalne in the tame. ''I thoulht we bad control ln
the tldrd J)4d104. We were tm"8
It over. Wbm we tied the scoi.
J tbouat we'd win the· gam "
Hid lllke Murphy. captain f
the KJ.ap. , • ~, w~ built a 4-2 lud
the fint Plrlod. but the
batUed beet to Ue tbt pme t:~ I.a ID the tldnl period oq a
aoal by oa.. Taylol', bla secotd
of the game and f()\lrtb ol ~e
season. I
''I tbouCht both goalies pl~y weU under the circumstanc "
Bellale said . "It wa• a. wide
••me. Jt could have been
without the ioallea. 'We reallY
needed tbatooe." :
SPECIAL WINE SELECTION
Parducci Cellar Master
BOTTLE CASE RETAIL-RETAIL
Cab Sauvignon. 75'1 "'I.I
Monterey Classic
Red. White Table. 1~""'
Freemarls Abbey
Pinot Noir 1972. "J· "''
Wente Blanc De Blanc. "'"""'
CABERNET SACJVIGNON
Christian Bros .• 7'7J "''
Charles Krug, ;ry, "'L
l. Martini, 7'jJ "\L
M.irassou. l':Jl.J "'l
Simi. <':JJ ~'L
\
6.14
2.81
4.82
2 64
3.13
4.04
3.30 1
4.40
5.65
3.28
4.04
6694
30.56
5280'
2880
34 00
44 00
36.00
48.00
6 1 ,5~
35.75
44.00
5.58
2.55
4.38
2.40
2.84
3.67
3.00
4.00
5.13
2.98
3 .67 Stone Creek, 7'YJ "'\L
Zaca Mesa. 1<:7.1 ""'-A/1/l '
SEBASTIAN I
WINES
MON DAVI
TABLE WINES
1.5-UrER MT &IRGuNOY MT
O tABUS MT ~ 1-''UTO RED. WHITE OR ROSIL
---198
Gamay Beaujolais
Nmaden. l»"ll.
BeauUeu, 1:.o'll.
Charles Krug, .~"'ll.
Monterey. ;:.o"ll
R. Mondavi ....... ..,.
Parduci, ,.,.,,,
Chardonnay
Beringer. ;·;1 '"
Christian Bros .• t':JIJ "'L
Fetzer. '1'Yl '"
Giumana. '"° "L
Monterey, ;JO "L
CHENIN BLANC
Christian Bros .•
Fetzer. "\
Francisian. · ...._
Louis Martini. . .. ,
Mirassou,
HENRY
WIENHARD BEE~
.300
2.73
2.42
2.75
3.03
3.13
2.72
5.25
3.49
.4.23
3.24
4.88
BOTTI.£ RETAIL
2.58
2.91
2.63
2.53
3.16
29.70
26.32'
30.00 -
33.00
34.00
29.54
57 20
38.00
46.00
3520
52.80
2.48
2.20
2.SQ
2.75
2.84
2.41
4 .77
3.17
3.84
2.94
4 .40
V\SE ·RETAIL
BOTILI
CASI RETAIL
28.00
3 1.60
28.60
27.60
34.35
2.34
2.64
2.39
2.30
2.87
. 6 PACK b PAlK
lAN::,
216 } 62
ZJNFANDEL WINES
ehartes Krug. 7')1).M.l
Inglenook. ~
KenWood.7'0Joll.
Monterey, 750/"L
R. Mondavl, ~
2.75
2.94
4.45
3.19
5.25
30.00
32.00
48.40
34.7)
5720
2.50
2.67
4.04
2.90
4.77
We. Now Offer a Limited Sete.ctlon of National
Brand Groc:eiy Items.
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1979
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Post Victories
Golden West College's water polo team ex-
t.ended ita winning streak a1aimt community col-
le1e competition to 33 sames Tuesday as tbe
RuaUers ripped through Groumoot, 14-9, in t.be
Golden Westpool.
Oranae Coaat, meanwhile needed some Uabt
defense late lD t.be match to b01d back Fullerton,
9-7.
In hicb school action, University lolled an 8-7
victory over hJgbly-re1arded LoaC Beach Polf
while Estancia was clobbered by Downey, 9-1.
Dan Hoffman and Tim Spaeth scored thrff
goals ~e.:e in Golden West's Victoey. As defeodioc
state ps, the RusUers an workln• on an un·
beaten string of UH> lhis year again.st JC opponents
-they lost once to the USC frosh to add to their 23-0 mark last season.
PUBLIC NOTICE
~tCTI1'10iln 9USllHH
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FOR THE AECoRD/WATEA POLO
PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE
Elder Gets -
$50,000 ~I:,~°.!~-·~ per~, ••f' 001no -------
In Suit
ATL.t\NTA <AP > -
Atlanta promoter E .C.
Joine r has agreed to pay
$50.000 to settle a suit
filed against hJm by pro-
f ession a 1 golfe r Lee
Elder. the first black
ever to qualify for the
Masters To14mament .
Sailors Rip'
FV Girls
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County C'i.n Of Or~ C-y on Ot 1ooer s.1m
P UBLIC NOTICE t
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PUBLIC NOTICE
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that ftnn. a. Uv. tn Gardin Orove. • . Ala J. -..... preald nt ot la..,..dleal
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Industry
Olltput
Up0.5%
~. OOtoW 17, 1179
LEASE
Fr• .. The Leader
OVER 1000 CADILLAC LEASES
IN ORANGE COUNTY
Competlt/Vfl Pricing
Superb StNvlce
NABERS~
ONN7DAYa
2800 HAllOl ILVD.: COITA •IA ·
540-9100 , C.•..a.I Senk• lll lrvlDe. will deliver lh.
matn a.tun at tbe ~terutloaal ._anaaem•t
Coaler.ee la Venice, Italy, ln early November
He .W speak OG the cu"""l lnt.ernational altua.
tioa, l!lultinational bualnna trmcll and tnde de·
velopment opportu.nlUet
WASHJNGTON <AP>
-Pushed by the pro-
d u c ti on o•f n e w
a11tomobtles, output -of
the nation's industry in·
creased by 0.5 percent in
September. the biggest
gain in four months, the -;;:;::;:;:;:;~~===~;;;:i::ii:i:i: Federal Reserve Board •
• Irvine IWidenl It. IA7a1 P ........ bu been ap.
pointed vice president of electrical eftli,neeriD1 at
Carter ......... n· Garden Grove oMce. He ls a
re1J1t.ered electrical enJineer. • 8udra ...Uw of Mlsaioo Viejo baa been
promoted lo office manaeer-public relations al
Cedmme Qaue, Una,.._ 6 C.. be., an Irvine
public relatiooa and advertlsinl firm.
* Ano C.Om•u.lty Developen, lae., in Newport
Beach. bas hired W. Wllllam Gabouy as project
iynager for Bredero Niguel, lo be built 9n 1,200
acres in Laauna Niauel. Gaboury resides in LP
Jolla.
* Tbe ·appointment of Kameroa W. Mu well,
Ph.D .. or Mission Viejo, as vice president. re·
search and development has been announced by
Newport Pllarmaceutlcals ln&emaUonal Inc. in
Newport Beach. • Gary Escbenroeder of Irvine bas joined In·
dustrtaJ Brokers in .Newport Beach as a sales and
leasing representative. He formerly headed his
own firm of £schenroeder and Pasternack As·
sociates. ' ·
* Huntington Ha rbour resident Larry W. Heglar
has been named manager of appraisal for Tile
Irvine Company. He previously worked as the
Orange County appraiser for income properties for
United California MWtgage Company.
* I Ex-Cell-O Corporation as has.named C. Steveo
Brambach of Mission VieJo manager of jnterna-
tional sales for its Remex Division in Irvine. He
was formerly southeastern district manager for
Rem ex
* Grubb and EIUs commercial brokerage firm
in Newport Beach has 'announced the addition or
four employees and the transfer of another.
J oirung the firm as mdustrial specialists are
Andrew L. Pjrettl of San Clemente, William E.
Dagglu and• Scott Tbomas 81111lham, both of
Newport Beach. Blake Woodward of Irvine has
come to the firm as a retajl specialist.
In addition, Bob Laskey of Newport Beach has
been transferred to Orange County from the firm 's
Los Angeles office. • Tbe lnternatJooal accounting firm of A~
Y-S • Cemp_,. bas named CiUf Pike ol lrvine
a p~ in tbe firm. PUre ia Santa Ana office
director ol accounting f~r the company.
reported Tuesday.
Top-at
lndwitrial product,on
has plunged 0.9 percent
in August and had tn·
creased only 0.1 percent
in each of the previous
two months, '° the Sep·
tember gain still did not
raise output to the pre·
s ummer level. The
economy bas been
The a ccordion-like strllcture, resembling a top bat. is a bellows grad u a 11 y si n tin g
used aboard liquid natural gas tankers to sense slight variations toward a recession since
in line pressure and .to open and close valves. Sam Varela in· the second quarter of
s pects the seam s of the bellows for welding integrity at the the yev . aJthougb it bas
M not yet been confirmed echanical Seal Division plant of Borg Warner Corporation in a.hat a reces sion has
~-T_e_m_e_c_ul_a_._c __ al_u_. ______________________________________ ~begun
Dishwasher Ad False?
WASHING TON (AP> -Sears,
Roebuck & Co .. the world's largest
retailer, used false advertising for its
dis hwashers , a federal ad·
ministrative law iudge has ruled.
Judge Daniel H. Hanscom of tbe
Federal Trade Co mmission said
Sears' ads claimed falsely that the
washers could completely clean dis·
bes, pots and pans without prior rins·
ing or scraping.
Evidence presented by Sears was
"grossly deficient" to establ.Jsh that
the dishwashers ,E'liminatcd a u need
f o r prior s crapin g o f the
kitchenware. Hanscom said .
Hanscom prohibited Sears from
making the claim in future advertise
ments and ordered that tf any future
ads for maJor home appliances arc
based on tests, the tests must be
"competent and reliable "
The decision can t>e app,.aled to the
full commission lwforc 1t bt:comc">
final ..
Sears spokrsmt>n "'ere not a va1 I a
ble for comment imml•d1ately
The increase in pro·
ductioo i.n September re,
suited from a 5 percent
climb in auto assemblies
to a 7 9 million annual
r ate , as the indus try
began its production o f
1980 models. While that
.... as up from the 7 5
million rate in August. 1t
was well below the 8.9
m1ll1on rnlc in the first
half of the year
The sll'p-up in auto
prodU('tJOn 8C('OUntetl
for most of an OH:rall in
<'rcasl' of 3 2 percent in
output of long lasting
<'On:.umer good!>
Methanol Chances Dim
Alcolwl Good as Fuel But Messy to ·Make
SACl{AMENTO <AP> -Methanol could help
solve California's energy and air pollution pro·
blems, but who would want to live next to a factory
where the stu!C is made?
That's the way witnesses sketched the
·methanol scene Monday at a hearing or a commit· tee of the state Energy Commission. ·
Methanol Is an a lcohol made largely from
coal. It can a1ao be made from such thlnp as wood
and municipal garbage. But little • being made right now, and attempts lo Lnereue production
could arouse political battles. the witnesses said.
As Harry Jaqer, an olftclal of WesUngboua.e
Electric Corp . put it "Technology is not the pro-
blem . Politics and finance are. because nobody is
going to want to build these things (methanol·
making plants> in their back yards."
THE TWO DAYS of hearings are on the
possibility of using methanol to nm a power plant
that Pacific Gas & Electric Co. wants lo build at
Pittsburg, 30 miles northeast of San Fra.nc;llco.
PG&E bad proposed bulldlnJ an oll·fired plant there. but a new federal law problblta the uae of oU
l.n new power plants, eocourapc instead tbe use
of coaJ and synthetic fuels.
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CORPORATE
NOTES
By
JAMESR. URQUHART Ill
Attomeylltlaw
Q . MY CORPORATION OWNS A
PROFITABLE RESTAUllANT AND ALL OF
MY EllPLOYEES A•E UNDO Z$ YEA&8 OF
AGE, EXCEPT FO• MYSELF AND llYWU'E.
18 IT LEGAL FOR ME TO INSTALL AN 1.a.s.
APP&OVED &t;'n&E•ENT PLAN AND THEN
MAKE TAX SHELTEaED CONTalBUTIONS
WHICH BENEFIT ONLY MYSELF AND MY
WIFE!
A. Y F.5. It is perfectly legaJ to exclude your
employees who a re under 25 years of age from the
corporate retirement plan. A corporate retire-
ment plan is an excellent tax shelter. Contribu·
tions made to the plan by the corporation are tax
deductible to the corporation and are currently
tax free to the partici patmgemployees. lnmyopi·
nion. a qualified corporate retirement plan is one
of the be~t lax shelters going today. For the all in·
elusive pncc of Sl.850 my law office, if you have
less than ten e mployees. wiU give your corpora·
tion a tax ">helter~ and l.R S approved retire·
ment plan lhat 1s nghl for you. This all in·
clu~1ve pnre breaks down to $350 in costs
1 .,.,.h1ch we tum around and pay to a nationally
kno.,.,.n plan administrator> and Sl,500 attorney's
fees
Q . WHEN I INCORPORATE MY EXISTING
OR PLANNED BUS INESS. WILL THE LAW
PERMIT ME l'O BE THE ONLY PERSON IN·
VOLVED INTHECOllPOltATION! A YES lnCal.Jfomwitis legaJror onepersonto
start h1sorher own corporation. Mylawofrlcewilf
incorporate you for the all inclusive price of$580.
This breaks down to $2SO in attorney's fees and
$330 in costs. We tum around and pay out costs as
follows · Franchise Tax Board. $200; Secretary of
Sta te. $70 , Corporation Commissioner, $25;
Corporation M mute Book. Stock and Seal, $35. An
average mcorporation takes 14 days; even fut.er
if payment I.a.by caahorcasb.ler'scbeck.
For fanliltt ..,__au.a ew:iendll& u.y
&Ille aa..e. •I' &e edietnkt • 111 •• •est. r tad me at law L v..-.n m.APnl I HILawC..--.Sf ,1111
Do•e 8Cnft. S.nnt .,._, Jllcu,.n Beaell.CalC1n._ __ tn4)1D-llM.
''l'M 101 001110 TD MISS
DELIVERING A BABY ••• ''
·1 can relax outs1oe ol hortie and 01t1ce knowing that I m not going to miss de1tver1ng a
baby ~hen 1 ·m between tocat1ons • ·Eugene R Sollman M O . Cano9<1 Park
It's our bailness
to be on top of· things.
'DURING THE GASOllH~
CRUNCH .WHAT MORE CAN I SAY?
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Answer Page can alefl you to 1mporlant pllooe calls too··'14 nours a Clay •n Lo~ An91lle!> Orange ll1vf'f
'Side San Bernardino and pans 01 Ventura counties There's no hmll 10 Ille numbel <it bPf<ps · vou c.in
receive. af}il no OJClra phone criaroes or spet1a1 equipment 10 rnsw1 When someone wants you. ltiey 1ust
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That's why we're estabfo1hing our Ora nge
County Regional Office in t he largest offi ce
building in the county.
And why our parC'nt company. Imperial
Bancorp; i~ mo\'ing its C'orporate offices here.
We'1~ committ"d to com-
mercial and real estatP
·banking innovatiornl and
sen ·ices that will help
your busine:::;s prosper.
NowOpen-
Orangt• County
R('J.,riunal I le1:1dqu<1rtt·1·~
tiH~. Town l'1:nter On',.
South Coast Plaza
And the ki nd of personal attention to yow·
busine::;~ needs that has macte us one of the
f~test·gTO\\ i ng bank." in America-more than
a half-billion dollar~ in asseL'-' in just 15years.
\\'e want yo ur bus i-
ness, a nd whe n
we get it, you
can be t w e'll
·tay on top
of i t.
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Anaheim-Lincoln at Beach Blvd. •Co ta Mesa-South Coaat Plaza• Orange-2'l49 Tustin Ave.• Santa Ana-17th at Bristol.
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lfome· Builders Hit '1Jiglit Money' /tlarlcetl•9 1'I .. ,et!
Chrysler Ne~
Uon del9'11. he predicted ... IMMll1q ltarU would
fall from two miWon La 1111 to •.oeo .at1 lat•.
Gr.v ... Nld th9 dowDtun woukl r.ult la tb•
)os1 ol '71,000 Jobi tn the bWldiq tr1del, 818,000
jobs ln related lndw.tri• and a -. ol SM bl.Won ln
Wll ...
"I NSVll TllOllGll'f .J wiNd ... the day
when th1I country would welcome a ntce111oa. But
thaueema lo be the prevltUna vtew ol adminlstra·
Tenants Protest
. HUD Chief Named in Suit
NEW OR.LEANS (AP) -R•I· UOM ol federal, at.ate, and local laws.
data ol a New Orleua bouaiat pro-TROIE VIOLATIONS, the suit Met bave filed a ult a1alnat Houllna 1ay1, have made the nation'• lar1eat
and Urban Development Sectetary federally au~ldiaed conventional
Moon Landrieu and others, claimlnt houatna project unaate. unsanitary,
the project is unfit for humal}S to live and unlit for human habitation.
in • • The project, with more than l,800 Rat.a u big u cat.a, broken plumb-apartments, was built in the 19506.
ln1. faJUng ceilings, and doo"fless Landrieu and HUD officials were
doorways were cited in the federal not immediately availabJe for com-
clus action ault filed Monday on half ment on the suit.
of residents of ~e Desire Housine Elliott Keyes, ex~ulive director of
Project. the Housing Authority, said be bad The. suit accuses Laodrteu. HUD, not been served in the suit as of late
and officials of the Housina Authority Monday night but was aurprfsed to
of New Orleans with numerous viola-learn of it. '
Redesign Ruled Out
DC-10 Changes Slated
WASHINGTON (AP> -Anierican
Air Unea has told the National
Transportation Safety Boll'd it is wortinl on DC-10 design cbanges in
order to prevent crashes s uch u the
to !~corporate."
Uoa offtd&ll today," Grava.. ..ad. • • =..:r 1Dtere1l ratel, remain credit. re-duce for eoocta ud Mntees, increase un·
employment& and tbe eeonomy wW slow down and,
bQpefully, utnatloD trill fact. away," be aaJd.
''Thal economic theory la pure poppycock. We
won 't solve our underlY'inl lallatioa problems by
throwtna worllert out ot •Ort, by ldllne residenUal
construct.Ion alt.ea and by forclne boualn1 to co
\hroup another dl.aruptlve boom-and-butt cycle."
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Rescue Goal
. NEW YORK (AP) -Lee A. IHOCea ..... b1I
name u a muter ol marUCIDC bJ HlliDa tbe
public oo the Ford Muatan1. Now be'• \Wat every
trick be can think of lo convince the American peo.
pie a.nd the govemntenl tbat ~Jer Corp. ia
worth saving.
"I'm not asking you lo buy any car on faith. I
want you lo compare,•· aaya t he Cbr71ler
chairman in a trailer to most of the company's
televlaion commercials.
The campaign -part of a $30 millioa advertla·
Ing budget for tbJs quarter aJooe -a1ao ineludea
rull·page newspaper and magul.ne advertilements
explaining th~ company's position in aaldat for
government help.
AND IACOCCA and other Chrysler officia.11,
who have scaled down their nlaries until
Chrysler's financial picture brightens, have
lhrown dinner parties for journalists and industry
analysts in Detroit and New Yon.
Iacocca. waving a big cigar and speakinc in
forceful tones that make him sound like a carnival
barker in a pin-striped suit, told the reporters as-
sembled at the New York edition of the road show;
"There's enough journallilic firepower in this ·
room to topple the government. We want you lo be
better informed so you can help us tell our story
better."
The "firepower" included ABC's Barbara
Walters, NBC 'l\ Tom Brokaw and top editors and
writers from the likes of• the New York Times,
Washington Post and Time magazine.
Honesty Best Policy
Honesty i1' still the best poUcy . .
Two nine-year-old south laglewood youngsters
received the surprise of their lives today when
semor officials of Dank of America rewarded them
Jor honesty with checks totaling Sl,000. -one wbick killed 273 persons last
spting in Chicago.
In a 32-page document filed with
the board Friday, Donald J . Lloyd-
Joaes, American's senior vice presi-
dent for operations, said the airline has "committed it.self to extensive
structural and system ch anges which
McDonnell Douglas has now agreed
However, during a congTeSSional
ftearing Oct . 9, Eugene F. DubiJ, vice
president for engineering of McDon·
nell Douclaa Corp., which manufac·
&urea the DC-10, said he did not believe redesign of the aircraft would
be necessary. Priv a te Enterprise ~ The two boys didn't know they would be re-
ceiving a cash award. •
Tbe youngsters re~overed valuable accounting
records and computer tapes that bad been stolen
from a bank couner's automobile. They were play·
mg near their homes when they spotted the re-
co rds wtuch had been discarded earlier by the
tbaef
AND 111E NEW YOaK TimeS re·
ported that officials at both com·
panies "made it clear in interviews"
that they disagreed over which
changes would be made and who
would bear the cost
Merchants in a privately·woned stall at Canton, China, display
goods as part of their trade of repairing and selling eyeglasses.
fixing shoes and doing other services. Private enterprises s uch as
this are now permitted in Chinese cities. Owners pay a small re·
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TRANSACTIONS
Sqqawk Leads .
To Corrections
By IULTON llOl&OWll"I
Heubleift. the dbWler ol &mimatt, Popov and Re1*a
vodkas, the Import.er of Lane«'S, Harvey'a Briatol CNND
mod Slack le Wb1te Scot.ch, the purveyor ol Heublein~
Ued cDcktalla and ~I• Cranberry ttqueur, tbe owner ol
California's Iaaleoook and Beaulieu wlneri11, tbe maker ol A 1 steak 11uee and Grey Pougon mustard, 1ay1 fl bu &oUen
Kentucky Fried Chicken back on t.be track.
laauing It.a annual rePort lut month, Heublein u-
aerted:
"KFC not only looks beUer and tutes better, It la bet·
t er . Even Colonel Sanden, a sometJmes caustic but
always cooa€ructlve critic. attesta tot.bat."
THE aEFEal!NCE WAS to a famous 1976 scene star·
ring Col. Harland Suden. wbo fou.Q,ded t.be KFC cllaiJl in
19SS. Col. Sanders ••llled into a Kentucky Fried Chicken
outlet in New York City, talted lbe chicken and s&Jd:
"That's lbe wont fried cb.Jckeo I've evef seen." Since he
happened to be accompanied by a reporter, lht: comment·
made headlines from coast to coast.
If the New York store.bad been an exception, It wou.ld
have been all right. But KFC storu across the country
were then in slovenly shape -and so the colonel's re-
marks bit home.
Heuble in itself'
knew it was in trouble.
Why it ever bought lbe
KFC chain was a
mystery to a lot or peo-
ple. Here it was selling
Sm irnQtr vodka at a
price many . many
Money
Tree
times what it costs to distill and cotrung money as if it
were a mint -and it bas to go into the restaurant busi·
ness. where its experience was nil
IT WAS TALKED INTO this purchase by a Ken-
tuckian. J ohn Y. Brown, who bought KFC from Col. San·
ders in 1964 for S2 million In 1971. after having e~anded
the chain considerably. Brown sold it to Heublein for stock
worth about S225 million ·
By 1976 Heublem was sorry 1t had ever heard or fried
chicken The worst performers m the chain weu the com·
pany-owned stores. ind1catmg that the managers did not
have sufficient mot1 vat1on. to keep their places clean and
cook the chicken the way 1t wa:. supposed to be" cooked
Heublein. with its ~tellar hst of wmes and Liquors. was
a company accustomed to piling one winmng yejlr on top
of another Now 1t s uddenly found itself in a new
ballgame: spendmg Smirnoff pr~fits to plug up the drain
from the Kentucky Fried Ctucken operallon~
THE COMPANY NOW ttunks 1t bas corrected the defi.
c1enc1es For one thing, 1t has been sending out inspectors
to chec.k out tht stores They're giving grades based on
quality. service and cleanliness For another thing, it has
started a training center m its Louisvtlle headquarters to
teac4 KFC·people how to take care of the chickens -and
the customers.
Heublein i.s also refurbishing the K FC stores around
the nation. Mon than 600 ·have been remodeled. Another
1.000 are now scheduled for a facelif\ The new KFC units
are bigger and bri.Kbler -and many have greatly ex·
panded seaUng capaelueg IO that "Customers can lick their
fingers there instead of at home.
KPC remaim a bqe remteur'llnl ch.ain. There are 4.~
Ketlt.Ocb PriM Cbtcllen ator. ln t.M U.S. -and anoUMr
l.000 ~.The aystem la curncrtl.y pumpiq OUl a1uuL&l
sales of$2billion. -
Thett's the int!Vitab1e comparison with McDonald's -
and It'• a compartaoo t.bal bwU KFC-McDonald's doesn't
bave more unita t.baa KPC. Jn feet. t.be two dau.. .,.
roq1aty -auat ta ~ o1 ou&Wa. 8411 _.... 1t cooa• •rt
nmtomen. t.Ut's 80IDedWW -.. TIM a~ KPC _.tl does •bout 1325.0IO a year. The a.erase McDonald's doee f
nearly tbree times lhat •mCMmt. :
That's wby they're puttJ.ng m seats -and driv•~t
through windows -at your local Kentucky Fried Chicken )
Profitable La!IO'l'er
Flying Tigers
Realize Dreaill·
LOS ANGELES-<BW l-lt was JUSt s~ven short years
ago that Geor(W Rayner. first oflt cer. a nd Frank
Campbell. second officer. were chatung during a 14-hour
layover on a Los Angeles to Seattle Jelfrei.ghter C1Jght for
the airfreight airline. Flying Tiger Line
The men were rcmmiscmg about their comm1>n
childhoods -as black youths wtth a desire to fly, and little
encouragement from their ranulJes. rriends or society.
"Maybe someday we can do it . George. Schedule an
all·black crew and fly coast-to-coast and show young
blacks today that anything is possible.·· Frank said.
G~rge laughed .
THE POSSIBILITY of three blacks at the controls of a
four·engined heavy jet alrcrafl will become a reality Tues-
day night when Rayner, now a captain , and Campbell, now
a first officer. will be joined by second officer Fred
McClurkin on a three-day scheduled Flying Tigers' trans
continental fllght. It will' originate in Los Angeles and
inake stops iri New York. Phlladelph.ia, Ch.icago and Seat·
tie. Rayner. Campbell and McClurkin joined forces to bid
for this series or flights to make their point.
The crew members represent 10 black pilots at Flying
Ti1ers. reportedly lhe highest percentage or black pilots in
the airline i,ndustry. or the more than 40,000 airline pUota
in lhe country. only 143 are black.
Rayner. who joined Flying Tigers in 1966 as its first
black pilot, summed up lhe crew m~mbers' objectiv8 for
the cross-country fiigbt .
.. We wanted to project a positive ima1e tor young
black. kids of somelhin1 other than they see on television.
We want to simulate dreams for youn1 people that can be
realized. 1n the black community there Is UWe knowledge
of what is happening outside or lhelr immediate environ·
ment.
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"TO THE WHITE community we wanted to show that
blacks are capable and are movtnc up. WJth only 10 black
airline captains ln the comot.ry. we are seldom seen."
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Rayner knew, as a YOUftl cblld a:rowine up near Lam·
bert neld ln St. Lowa. that he wan~ to be a pi]ot. That
drive ii what puahed him tbrouab con.etant barriers to,.
ach hi• dream.
"W'beD I aaw Job:n Wayne la tbat old movte about the
Flyinl 11,en, and wbeo J beard of Wendall Pruitt, ~ No.
l black pllot of World War II, I knew that WM what J want·
eel to be. My family and school e«mMJon _,ad a proteeUve
atUtude. 'Ibey were saylnt that to put forth the ettort lftd
money to do WI would be a wute ol Ume, becaue there
were no black plloU. But I wanted to fly -ao I Joined the
Navy td pt lllto avtatloa." ,.
Att.r hit lt1bt ln the Navy, Rayner tried to tweet
about tlyln1 and ltudled ~Meriq at Parka Colles• ot
Aeronautical Tectmok>o la abotia, lU. But bls lnteNt ln
flylna could not M -divert.ct, 10 be beaded WMt to
California to ·obtain the ~~ fUpt ratln.p and
Uceue1 required to apply for-an alrllDe pilot's o-ltlon.
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Sirlatra 's First Review
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l'• .... UDCe be made au& .... • a bud YOCaliat
(U. .,...,. '1118) wttb tM llarT)' J .... OftMlt.ra
Now. bare'• bow t1'e b6blit cl .,_ ~.
Variety, eo"1ed a alqer called l"tau Sinatra W\·
dtr their .. New Aetl" cat91W1 ln ttl W.clDtlday.
JuDe 2, ltt5, edlllol\: ''NBW ACTS/ Frank
S&Datra/ Soap/ IO 111.m./ Paramount, N. Y.
.. Varlet7 '1~
Act.I ftlea are devoid of
a detailed notice of
Slnatra . the
·a woo n irt r ,,a • a o n a .
ater wh9 sk yrocket·
ed to natibnaJ attent.ton
when he first appeared
as a sinale at the Para-
m o u n t Th e a t e r o"n
Broadway several
months ago. He's since
added Co his box office
s t ature with an ex·
tended holdover at the
Riobamba, swank new ~ eas t s ide New Yo~k nitery ' Sl~ATAA "Heretofore. he had
been identified with the Harry James and Tommy
Dorsey bands, as a soloist with their outfits at $75
lo $250 a week. The Riobamba started him al $700
weekly, but zoomed him to $1,000 toward the wind·
up. At the NY Paramount, he's in at $2.500 a
week and an RKO filmusicaJ next wiU fetch him
$25,000 for the chore. This is hi s second Paramount
solo date, incidentally. within the last few months
(outside of a few shows rn which he ~as rushed in
to replace the ailing Harry J ames a couple of
weeks ago). His first one brought him $750.
"Judgin~ by his h.o. draft currently, it's acer-
tainty the picture houses will next pay him even
more as a soloist
. ·•WHAT'S WITH THIS _Sinatra? Lilce all new
articles that merchandise well over the air. in
person or on the screen, showmen want to know
what makes him tick. It's apparent he's no glamor
boy. and some may cven,liken his auricular adorn·
Broadway M usieal
'Glad YOU Asked That'
mnt to Gable -but look what bl1 ean cUd to ballyhoo the Metro atar.
"AlftrmaUvely, u~, lnd1caUve that Sinatra bas
a deruute vocal appeal alODS UltM 1allenta! He'•
unpretent.iou.1. he'• boylahJy appeal.lna; and be
articular. the riibt type ot pop balladit with de·
clalve dlctloo and H l 'm -1ln1ln1-Juat-ror-you quality.. ,
... The Uttle boy quaUtrea a natural ror tbe doll11 The manner ln wh b be jc>Qes his own
ballad lnt.erprwlaUona, i.e. ween takes, makes
hlm • cinch for the &u)'a, and when lbe 1ala 10
overboard In lbelr audible guahlneu, be laqh.s
them off. Hts audible appeal, of course, b a mike·
trained voice, via disk and radio, which projects his lyriea to everybody.
"HE OPENS NICEL V with a trio of 'two current
ballad hits and a memory ~ sandwiched in
between' -so announced -and lhua tees oC! with a
:dng by singlng 'D1mci n1 in the Dark • 'It Must Be
Right,' 'I Only Have Eyes for You '·~t's Get Lost ·
·All or Nothing at All' (an old James Slnatr~
Columbia recording reissue which is a fortuitous
post· Petrillo disk ban break), 'Black Magic ''Night
and Day,' 'Embraceable You,· etc. '
"He kids himself when· putting the pitch on for
the "AU or Nothing at All' disk (there were some
700,000 advance orders on th.is platter before re·
lease>. and is ever-obliging when the kids squeak and
hollerforsundry requests.
"Whoever is guiding Sinatra, although his perso~aJ rostrum behaviorism bespeaks of innate
good _Judgm~nt o~ his own. bas done a good job
also in making ham work casually. He wears a
business suit of semi-sports nature (tan shoes and
contrasting white socks) and, witbout~ing slop· pY. ~is studied carelessness makes for "aJl engag·
ing 1~ormaty and casualness that goes great in
the picture houses. When in the Riobamba nilery.
of course. he wore the conventional black tie, but
there, too. he worked at the mike with the same re· pose. Abel"
Send your "'qkstions to Hy Gardner, "Clad You
Asked That," care of thi$ ~. P.O Box 19620.
Irvine 92114. Manlyn and Hy Gardner wdl a~r a.s
many que!tions as they can in their column, buf. the
volume oj mad makes personal repls.t! impos!iblt>
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'Rosewater' TOp Satire
By JAY SHARBUTI ·
NEW YORK <AP> -There's a sly new
musical loose Off-Broadway, a screwball work
called "God Bless You. Mr. Rosewater." It's
based on Kurt Vonneglolt's novel of the same name. And it's must-see fare.
No matter that the abow, wblcb bowed Sun-
day, beciaa~•arn.tnc. "All persona llVU.. or ==~Y coincidentaJ and should not be . . •• That maJrn enauinc events · quite
· The ewnta, absurd, whimsical mMl ve17 fun-
ny, involve a rich, bum bling, good-hearted chap,
Eliot Rosewater, head of the 14th largest family mrdation in America, ~ witb 187 m1llion in the
Bl8 DAD 18 A C.USTY U .S. senator from In·
dlana who despises the common man. Eliot is
quite the oel>Oslle. He dee~ly cares for mankind.
Why, he even wants h is foundation to help
humanity.
But he is thought to have a cog loose when,
finding no meaning in dis pensing dough for the arts
at his plush New York office, be s~ts out to find that
meaning is America -al volunteer fore depart·
men ts.
His wife, who met him in wartime when "he
was hospitalized for battle fatigue," is dismayed.
Not so a young shyster lawyer in the old, establish
ment law firm that handles Rosewater matters.
HOT TO PARTAKE OF the foundation's
millions, he knows Eliot can't be removed as foun·
dation president unless declared insane. The job
then would pass to the senator's closest living re-
lative -who proves to be an insurance man, a
'very dim resident of Rhode Island.
The shyster lands him as client . then sets out
to prove Eliot's insanity, raising legal funds by,
ah, national telethons.
Meanwhile, Eliot finds meaning in bis home
town of Rosewater, Ind., a hamlet so poor, so
neglected, it gives slum a1>ad name.
There, be sets up shop, comforting the UD·
fortunate with cash at his headquarters in the town
firehouse, where he runs the foundation, a suicide
prevention clinic and even tbe volunteer fire
brigade.
HE'LL WJND UP IN the funny farm but is
momentarily happy. Not his wife; she goes nuts
and is put in an a sylum. "suffering from
hysterical indifference to the troubles" or the poor.
It's all fme-tuned satire, marred only near the
wacky, happy ending by mutltty psychological
buainell abOut Eliot's lasting guilt at accidentally
ldlllng some German firemen during World War
II.
Generally speaking, this show, its book abd
lyrics by Howard Ashman and music by Alan
Menken, is a classy comic caper. It has the sort of
• great, poignant loon humor;~ou'd find in, say, "A Thousand Olowns "
OTHER CHEERS: THE sets by Edward .Gian·
francesco are richly detailed, but never distract-
ing. Ashman's direction is a rme wort of precision.
And all the players, all of them, are Grade-A performers. ·
I'd ,ive an A plus, in ract, for the work ct•
Frederick Coffin as Eliot, .Jobathan Hadley u tbe
scbemtne youq abYtter and WW Buaaunc u tbe' cauatJe. funny old senator
Go see "Rosewater." Jt's weird and wonderful
fun. incident.ally, it mark.a the produ.ci.n& debut of
Kurt Vonnqut's· daupter, F.ditb. I pity ber. la a way. Sbe'.llbave a t.ou&h time toppiq Ulla one.
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County Congressmen
Air Views on KOCE
Orange County congressmen in
Washington discuss major reforms in
federal spending, decisions on
energy, the war on inflation and
other unfinished business before the
U.S. Congress when Host Jim Cooper
presents "Voter 's Pipeline," Friday
at 7:30 p.m. on KOCE-TV, Channel
50.
The "Orange Co unt y in
Washington" segment, repeats Tue~·
day, at 10:30 p.m .. The program is
produced with all four of Orange
County's congressmen on Capitol
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'Song' Series
Set/or PBS
NEW YORK (AP) -The new
PBS aeries ''Song by Song" will
pay monthly tribute to the works
o1 the snat 1Yricl1t.s. Oil the premiere show Monday
Lena Horne wiJI s in& the
..., ol Alu Jay Lerner, Who
.,,.,.. tbe l1ftcs for aucb 1bowa
. • "~," "Camelot" md .. , " and who col·
labone1d tb 1uch compoeen
u ,.,..rick Loewe, Burton
LaM ad Kurt Weill. Millicent
Manta ADCI David Keman wl11
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COOPER'S GUESTS will be
Congressmen Robert Badbam CR,
4otb district); J erry Patterson (D,
38th district); William Dannemeyer <R>. the new congressman from the
39th district; and the newly sealed
congressman from the 34th district,
Dan Lungren CR>. The congressmen will aiso discuss
progress on a new national urban
park for Orange County.
q >OPER IS HOST/producer of
"Voter's Pipeline," Kent Johnson is
director and Ed Miskevich is assis-
tant to producer .
"Voter's Pipeline" is locally un-
derwritten by First American Title
Insurance Company and the Hunt·
ington Beach-Fountain Valle_y Board
of Realtors~
ANGIE STARS
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HOLLYWOOD (AP) -An•le
Dicltimon stan in the movie "The
Suicide'• Wlfe" for telecaattb.lueuon
on CBS.
She....,_ a woman forced tot!Ollle to
terms wttb her despair after the
suiclde ol her bu.band, a coUe1e pro-
fessor.
Tbe Vactor-Newland ProduetJon
allo atan Gordoa Plntent, Zohra Lam-.
pert, Todd Lookllaluad aDd Peter
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AHOFRIEN08
Sluts "The Pa.I. The
MAiden And The Mugger
• MOVIE
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1:118 MOVIE
***'•"The Otrty OoLtn" ! 111671 .... M~Vln, Ernest
8ofgn1ne A tougl'I Army
major 1N1N1Qft 10 wf"P
into .nape er unrUly oroup
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(Note Wiii be Shown only If
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UO THE 000 COUPLE
'*1 Fet1a DecomeS e
,_.,,bet of fhe C1v1han
POllee ~'li!5 h&VOC-
reogns for criminals
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f Prem111r111 .terrr Reoo
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1Prom1tlrl'1 Harold GoutO
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TUBE -TOPPERS
ABC • 5:00 -World Series. It'• all
over aner toni1bt u the Pittsburgh
Pirates and Baltimore Orioles clash iD
the deeidlnf fame In Baltimore .
CB.5 9 8:00 -The Body . Human.'
"The Sexes" exrlores human sexuality
from pre-nata infancy to old age
(viewer discretion advised).
ABC 8 8: 15 -"The Dirty Dozen."
Lee Marvin leads a pack of mi.ants on a
cr.ucial . mis~ion behind enemy lines in
tp1s action-f1Ued World War n,movie.
""'°' C•llttr>• Pk>ta to
8loCaP8 lrom the" ,.,.,,.
men1 nome. steal a train
anc1 "',,. or>e 1&11 11ino 8 KUNOfU
Coone t>&lr'4!nd' a tiome-
leu l>O)' IOolS d bounty
llUl'lt., and k~ rne pa.n
Ol low D ®l CHAAUE'S
AHGEl..8
lh8 Angels'°"' forc:M ""''" a my111ty1ng et\d ~lul
torce to u.,. T11tany 1 best
lr1oncl trom a hO<oty1ng
m•Jr!let
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Guests JOlln 0.111dson
Eva G•bot. Mf Nri.Oa
and three runnatt·UP.
Yvonne EM•mtn. Jey John·
son. Tooy Mete, Johnny
Vune, Mochaet JOhnson
Cl) Fl.UH AHO llOOO
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George PepoatO
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socoat l)hllotol)ny of one ot
Ameflc:t • majOI CllO<eo-
grllf)haf t . Anna Sole OIOw,
a1eteatur«1 10M11::.
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l rC>n\ 1900 to 19"9. c>epoct·
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~.JOOAI' DO "t'O\J KNOW
HOW lHE GAME IS PL.HitO?
~C · ~till Strong
But A.BC Wins With Seriea Help
NEW YORK <AP l ABC got a big NB C's challengt' to ABC in lhe
boost from basebalrs World Seri es. v. eek of Oct 8 14 v. as damaged by
and won the networks' r atings race poor ratings fot two shows from the
for the week ending Oct. 14 despite network's news depa rtment -
another strong performance from · "Prime Time ·s unday" in 53rd place
NBC. figures from the A.C Nielsen and "Henry Kissinger An Interview
Company show. with David Frost. .. in S7th -last .
· NBC. in fact. listed four shows place l
among the week's Top 10, including
its revival Sunday night of "The
Miracle Worker.·· with Patty Duke
Astin and Melissa Gilbert. The
dramatic biogr aphy of Helen Keller
was No. 4 in the ratings, behind the
second game in the series between
Baltimore and Pittsburgh, CB.5' "M·
A-S·H ... and the series' first game.
NB C's "CHiPs" was sixth for the
week, with "Little Hou.se on the
P r airle'' seventh and a movie,
"Wh en Hell Was in Session," 10th.
FEW 'p£OPLE ~E NBC much
or a chance of escaping the ratings
ceUar. yet last s eason's No. 3
network has won the competition two
of the season's first four weeks.
ABC. regarded by moat in the busi·
ness as a shoo-in for No. 1 in the ral·
ings , bas been struggling. Last
season's nmaway winner listed only
three shows in the first 10 for the
week, all series games.
AB C's r ating for the week was 21,
with NBC second at 18.8 and CBS
third ~ for the fourth week in a row
-at 17.9.
THE NETWORKS say that means
in an average prime-time minute
during the week, 21 percent or the
homes In the country with television
were tWled to ABC.
The rating for the week's most-
watched program, the. second game
ol the World Series, Thursday night,
was 28.8. Nielsen says1 that means of
all the homes in the country "(!th
television, 28.8 percent saw al least a
part of the sports special.
THE KISSINGER program ap·
parenlly was hurt m the ratings by a
controversy several days before the
air date over editing of the interview.
CBS' "Paris" was No. S4 ror the
week. with "The Lazarus Syndrome"
on ABC 55th a nd a movie.
"Lifeguard," also on CBS. S6th.
New series continued to st.n.\gg.le
for ratings points. NBC's "The Mis·
adventures of Sheriff Lobo" was the
higbest-rated of the season·s new
programs. No. 21.
The week's Top 10 programs':
WORLD SEalES, Game 2: with 1 J
rating ol 28.8 representing 22 million
homes, ABC; "M~H." Zl.3 or 20.8
millioo, CBS; World Series. Game 1 •
27.l or 20.7 miJlion, ABC ; ''The Mira-
cle Worker ... 23.9 or 18.2 million.
NBC : "60 Minutes," 23.1 or 17.6
million, CBS ; "CHiPs," 23 or 17.5
million, and "Little House on the
Prairie." 22 7 or 17.3 million, both
NBC . "Country Music Assoc:iation
Awards Show," CBS. a nd World
Sertes, Game 3. ABC. both 22.4 or
17.1 million. and Movie -"When
Hell was in Sessjon," 22 or 16.8
million, NBC.
The next 10 ~ho s: "Mork and · indy," ABC; "One
Day at a Ti e," CBS. and Worl
Series Pre-Game Show. ABC. tie;
"Flesh and Blood.·· Part I . and
"Dallas." both CBS. tie; ''Barnaby
Jones," CBS. and "Three's Com·
pany" and "Love Boat." both ABC,
tie; Movie -''The Solitary Man."
CBS, and "Quincy, M.E .," NBC.
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Actress Out&hi.nes Script in 'Rose' Drama
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Beue Mldler emer1 • 18 o
formidable lfOrHn-(>nhnN:
wlUl btr rum debut ln 20th c~n·
lUf')'• f'ox 'a "'J'be ftoa•." Her . 1Hrin1 p()tlrayal ot a
burnt-out roek t inier •hould
HlabUah her u a ma.Jot film
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stars, although the production lb
stnclly a vehicle to sbowc~e
M1dler 's Lroad talents
The p r o d_µcers have as·
sembled an 1mpn:ssi9e package
that is unfortw1ately marred by
a screenplay lhal is based on an
overly worn cliche. MidJer's all·
.stopt. out performance and the
excellent production values,
however , represent a victory of
form over content.
THE SCRIPT BY Bill Kerby
and Bo Goldman, based on a
story by Ker by. is a 'tightly
focused account of lhe final days
of Rose, a rock s inger who is
described as ''one of the t>est
singing ladies in lhe business "
ll 's a strong character btudy
which is given a highly cmo
lional impact by Mark Rydell's
direction a nd by M1dlcr 's -.
( MOYIE
REYIEJJ'. J
perf orinance -anct it offers a
retallsUc view ol the pressures of
auperstardom and the road. In
thhl respect. it's an admirable
and painfully booest work._
The story is s upposedly set in
the lute 1960s. but the film fails
to establish this period and of.
rers little background on lhe
turbulent society lhat produced
a1id deslroyed t.his star . Tbe fact
that there are riots in Berkeley
is briefly passed over In a back·
grouod radio broadcast and lhe
character of Rose's lover <given
good definition by F reden c For-
rest I is an AWOL soldier who
has served time in Vietnam But
that's about all there is in terms
of sociaJ comment.
WHAT WE DO gel IS tbe
cliched story of a small·town
girl wilh a disreputable past who
needs to be idolized but wbo can·
not accept love One of the con·
ceits or the script is that she is
headmg . for a local~bad-girl·
makes-good concert appearance
in her borne town in Texas. after
which she wants lo take a year
off
It's the type of backstage
story that Hollywood has turned
out regularly through the years,
although the m ilieu has been
ch::ing('d lo the mus ic indw.try
and' the tone 1s relentlessly
downbeat. There 1s also not one
sympalhetk. or even likable,
character in the rum .
Midler di11 inside the tit.le
character. however, and cJves 1
etunnlne. totally bellev•bl•
performance. She shows t.be
ravaees of the pressures of the
road as t.be Se1nger's lnaecwity
erupts in abrulve abuse tow&N
those around her.
IN 111E SEVEllAL briWanUy
executed concert sequences sbe
easily shows what it ia that'
makes her a superstar. Sbe no
longer has the energy to sustain
her emotional performances,
but when she gets on st.age she is
. unable to bold back. Mldler is
especially superb in these COil·
cert secuons and she allo mates
the most of lhe coarse humor of
the script.
Due to the performing style of
the character, her dependence
on booie and her final demise as
the result of a drug overdose, it
1s impossible not to think of
J ctn is Joplin. although it is all
:su pposedly fictional
The only other major chara~
te rs· jn the film are Rose's
manager (Alan Bates) and her
latest lover I Fories t>. a chauf-
feur sh~ picks up along lhe way
who turns out to be an AWOL
soldier .. These performances are
good and lhe actors manage to
create.' fuJI characterizations in
bplll' O( lht' fact thC!l lhe bC npt IS
so narrowl) focused on Rose
thal 1t rcHalb llttll' C1bout them
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Della ii ..,. tMt.a tilM .a to i9ll .. tbe family food ,........... wttla w,.
rlpe1 olberown.
.. T,• erHm val1etiea are td .. t
for ma'da' m..itfoat or pourtna over war~ ehopt. ()flea I uae a ea of
ODioD 10UP wbea I doa 't bne tlJDt to
chop OIUolll " add..s Della. 0 1t11 euy
a:ad all tbe iiavor aad ........,., J need;
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And the ... ntlal lacndtettta .Ut
make bet a a~..._.,,( m.U1Mr
a auperbcook.
''THB WAY I SING la Vet')' .,.._...
to me. M)' 1on11 bave to mean
aom eUUq to me. 1"bell I pus alOq the
meantnc to you and you will bMr &hat
anjl draw your own feellnp about me
from that," abe aald.
"I rook tbe same way. I want what I
serve to aay aomethiq about me. I care
about it, take pride in tt. I just don't
throw ll tocetber: J uae my experience
and lmastnatlon."
Startiq· a ainginc career at the ace of
6 in the jwlior choir of her Baptist
7he willingness to experi-
ment, improve and be
·creative is just as· impor-
tant in making a meal as it
is in making music. ·
church, Della knows the,. insights that
only experience can teach the beginning
cook or singing art.1st.
"The willingnesss to experiment, im·
provise and be creative is just as impor.
t.ant in making a meal as it is in making
music." she said. ''This comes from ex-
perien"Ce. As your confidence grows, so
does your willingness to take risks and
so de the rewards.
Dell a realizes the combination of
variety and discipline is akin to both
musi.c and cooking .
'The key is what you do
on a s hopping day.
Instead of just putting
away groceries when you
come home from the
supermarket, you should
think ahead. '
corded Gold records and boated her own
televis1on variety series a llow her Ume
to create a tasty meal?
"The key='is what you do on a shop·
ping day. lnatead of just putting away
groceries when you come home from
the supe rmarket , you should think
ahead," advised Della.
"Wash the potatoes and season the
meat on the spot, wrap il and store it in
the Creezer so it's ready for the oven
when you want to cook It later on."
·'The secret is to keep the basic things
on hand, like all your seasonings and a
'The secret is to k~ep the
basic things on hand, like
all your seasonings and a
variety of canned soups ... ·
are already in that can of aoap." ·
Wbo reaDI tbe benef'lb, tMD. of the
•ntlcln1 arom• aurrouadl•I her.
.sumptuous cooldnc?
"lt'a important to me to be able to
share my talent.a and ereldvlty with
other people :-especially my family
and people who are cloee to me," abe
said. "I love 10 sine and I love to cook,
and I'm very good at both because J
work at both."
So. whether abe's .on atage sl.nging a
new blues tune or teacb.iD1 ber 19-year-
old daqbter the nuances of a aew re·.
cipe, ainlen and IOUfmet coolta better ·
beware -Della Reese i.a coolrln'.
Here's ooe ol Della's favorite recipes.
JAZZY CBICICEN
2 pounds chicken parts
2 tablespoons ahortenlne
1 can (10~ ounces) condensed
tomato soup
"'cup water
1 cup sliced onion
1 lar&e.clove earlic, minced
2 teaspoons chili powder
I/a teaspoon gro~d cinnamon
Generous dash crushed red pepper
y, c up sliced pimento-stuffed
oLives
1 large green pepper, cut in strips
Cooked rlce
In skillet. brown chicken '1J shorten·
ing; pour off fat. Add remaining lngre·
dients except olives, green pepper, and
rice. Cover; cook· over low heat 3S
minutes. Add olives and green pepper.
Cook 10 minutes more or until done. Stir
occasionally. Serve with rice. ~akes 4
servings.
"M us1c is a very interesting field
because there iii a lot of variety and dis-..
ci91ine in it. There are a lot of thing& l"
variety of canned soups . Soups are
always good for casseroles, stews, even
salad dressings and desserts, or just
when you need a particula r navor,'"s he
continued.
Variation: Omit cinna mon and olives
Increase to 1 tablespoon chilipowder
arid I/a teas poon crushed red pepper
Singer-adr ess Della Reese shares her cookmg expertise and
favorite recipes.
GooR. is Golden Way to Prosper
Wblle moet Amertcan.s are go1n1 about
their routine bua1neaa on Sept. 29, Penn· aylvanlana and a peat many EuropeUIS were
busy PtePeriq for a year al pn.perit7 by
celebratbll "Gea1•t'Da7."
Actually, Goose Day ls cme al two ~Jar
names given to the Day or ~ Feast Ofaint
Michael and All Ancel.a, a nU~ boUday which always fall.a on S.pt. 2' •lnee Pope Pelt¥
Ill proclaimed it a festival in the year•·
Anothe r name for th• holiday is
Michaeln1as Day. It la a day of honor and
respect for the Archangel Michael, guardian
and protector of the peppl~. •·
Back, at least, to the l5lh century, rents
were paid by tenants to their. landlords four
times yearly throu g hout Europe, and.
Mic haelmas Day was one of the rent, or
quar.ter-days. The tenants would present to
their landJo.rds •·a good stubble IOOM" with the
Micbaelmu rent, bopin1 to insure renewal of
the leaae. Fifteenth centu.ry payola? , •oaDW-. Tll.S •ICllABLILU GOOI& wu eatm b)' tbe Germans who believed*-
could foretell the weather from the breastbones
of the cooe.e on that day.
In Ireland, lllcbaelmaa waa oae of the most
important feHta of tbe year since it was believed that eating the llichaelmaa goose pro-
tected against sickness.
A Michaelmas Pie, witb a golden ring
packed iri.side, was served in Ireland, along with
the majestic roasted goose ffn England It was a
Michaelmas cake). The finder of the ring, so the
legend goes, woul<I have an early and pros-
perous marriage.
MlcbaeJmaa Day came to America about
200yeanqo.
Tbe Pennaylvanla Dutch acquired it from
the En1H• in a moat roundabout way. A
DutcluaaD • t.be name~~ Pomli• eo.lda't ftlMI a tenant f....,.. a. Bueb or
Snyder Counties to help work his land. So. be
went to Lwuter County, a ~al Pea· ns.yln.nta Germana, to find a low COUD· tryman to take the job.
IN BAaat8BUaG. be met a youn1
Britisher named Archibald Hunter. whom be' hired on the spot. Hunter asked 'the Dutchman lf
he could settle his yearly account on Sept. 29.
and the Dutchman agreed without knowing of
the Michaelmas Daytraditi011.
When ·Michaelmas Day came around,
Hunter . the Engl~shman wen( to his Dutch
landlord with bia annual settlement in one ·baiJ
and a lar1e. plump~ in the otber.
He explained \o the Dvtebmaa tbe oW En«Uab proverb aboM ae..-w....-.,......,
all yearUJO'l•le81JOMOD EIWt...-• QQ.
TODAY. Wl'l'll NOT llANY LandJorda o ....
in; farmen• land, and wtllt more people la
larter cities than there ..... In Jltlt eema17 E~.lllcbaelmuDaym ... payABtbebWls,.
P~ the reqt or mortgage, of coa.ne. but pay the charge accounts. the bank and car loam
and the rest of the accounts payable. too. -
Then. do as they do in Central Pen.nsylvulla
and through most of Europe. Indulge yourself In
a succulent roasted goose runner, and do it juat •
for 1 uck on any day you want to be more festive.
. Honking
ht Be
. . up In the Air
The next time you h~at honking look both
ways, then look up. It could be the ail' traffic -
not planes, but, tens of thousands of wild geese
heading aoutb for the winter and passing right
over your bead along the way.
When wild geese migrate they literally cov-
er the country. They fly through four air cor·
ridon (or ftyways) that take them over almost
every community in America, the only excep·
lion beinc the bot desert areas. G....._ usinl the Atlantic Seaboard Flywa)'
head for the Carolinas, with some continuing on
to Florida. The Misslsaippl and Midwest Flyways de·
posit some aeese in Missouri while others go on
to rice ftelda around Houston.
GEESE VSING THE West Coaft Flyway settle either ju&t DOl'\b ol San Francisco, or COD·
ti.Due u f• ~ tbe hja PenimalL
No matter which corridor they use, you can
count on their ma.kins a pua above your own
terrain and over your own air rtpta.
Ho ane lr:nows the traveliJll babita of wild seese blU.-tllu tM lnmten wbo stalk tbem. G~=-=-.r· batevm .,....eatin1 . .... dm't fb ..,,mere. ~ ..... ---·r.e·'--....... .......... ..,..,......, a.--,1*7 • .Ue·
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OM.YPl.oT '
AaED babyfoeda
cordin1 to an
~-la reported in the ol the Can•d.J•n
Di Auoclatloo, H
ollt i( 3f iJllant cereals
coatained more qaan 10
percent au1ar. Soau
products contain as
much •• 27 percent
auiar.
PtrrnNG baby oa a
lllet -"Prudent diet"
restrictions -more··
sll:im milk, poultry and
fiabr re.a fat, egg yolk
aao J'ed meat -suc·
c&ssfully prevented
ct'1ldbood overweight,
atconling to a study of
Bt babies reported in
Pediatrics Magazine .
D,iet ·modification began
a\ three months. By age
3t only one child. in the
:fiet group was over·
"'eight, compared with
12 of Ule babies fed the
t9'1>ical American baby
diet The conventional
dtet included the usual
wh ole milk, custard,
P!ddings and eggs
STUFF1NG a9d s tarv·
iag -Erratic teen-age
eating patterns may not
be desirable. but appear
to be typical, as shown
in an in-de pth eight-
week observation of the
eatiq habits ol ZS biab
sebool ,uta, q• lt and
17. Tbe study, reported
in the Journal of Human
Nutrition, found a four-
fold difference between
the average highest and
lowest daily food intake.
In other words. on some
days the girls ate four
times as much food as
on other days. That was
the. average; the range
went as high as 10 times
as much food ! ·
WHY LOSERS f aU -
The same magazine dis·
cusses the three most
probable reasons mo11t
attempts to treat obesity
by diets are uns uc·
cessful : ins ufficient
molivation on the part of
the patient, impractical
dietary advice from the
t.berap\st and written in·
s!ruclions that only a
ate minoMty can un-
ntand
ClllAYPO~Ea re·
i • to the mena -r decades of court-
kids with french
, clowns and what· J#, the restaurant busl·
a is about to usher a
darling into the din-
room: the seolor
n. Ood Service Market·
magazine predicts
lbe raat-growin1
. segment of the
ttet will be a prime
i t in the comlnl de· Smart oe>erators
already courting
with improved
us, diacountl, re· cMeed portions al lower
~rices, special dinner ours, free traQSporta·
io.n and other
menilies. Prime complalat1
rom 1oldea·a1en are
'unh·ealtby foocf'Y
boices, plus unaatiafac-
ry parldq, steps, dim
iibtin1 and bard·to· avi1ate sidewalks
(CTacu, snow, ice).
LOWES c~olea&erol, · er ~ -Are low-
tboleaterol diets ex-
n1lve? Researchers
ebec:kin& into that q~
found that they ac·
&,ally .aved money -aver.,• of $1.11 a
• k -by modltJial standard 1onra-
D l moderate-cost • meiau to meet tiMt-··Help ·
our Heart" pMle~es
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rbatl GlbOont
I r o u p w a 1 1 a I t • bealtlly while tbe odMr'r
r .. trtded. wer• tufferla1 from
either coMtipalJoa or
GOOD f'O& "'8& .. dyte.-,..
1H -Bran, the Oki· Tbe ..... ........ up
faahloned remedy for trault.tJme ln tbe COO·
coaaUpatl&n, can also· sug:::n ~. slowed h~lp U.. oppollt. attllc· lt ln tn. dyHatery
lion -dlan'bea. 1roup IDd ,bad no effed
Aceordlq to a atudy on tbe bealthy O'OUP·
FOOD
treated 9tda iaabpl, a •
bllia·flbet bran-1111:• • plant .Ut aormaua .. '°'"' fwdoa. LSCITIUN for
another ll'OUP received cent ol tbo dMters ; pooe o nl y D\6 dic1ltloo-. of the non-dieters
Normal blood pressure lowered blood preaaure waa obtalded by 7~ per· to normal. Ne ither
r e p o r t e d I a t b e Th1J wu no su.rprile
AmerlcaJl Journal of to tbe lDdiam. Aceord-
Proctolon. bran was ins to an ancient Ind1an
fed to three grou~ of In· Hllled)t. both diarrhea
diana: ooe eroup waa and cooatlpatlon are
cHhl&ienl ~ Soybean
lecltbln. an -.ddllfve
UHd aa • eau&la1tler la proc.....t ,_.<Md the
main ~ la cook· tn1 1praya for oo-ltlck.
no-.fat balrln1> waa·
abown to be effective lD
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Fwmer JoM '· 15' 19 lb. awg.
Whole
Smoked
Ham
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meet In bulk thle wHk at Relp,_
Ratptls will cut ana tnm you1 selecllO'\ to order an<S butli.
wrap It. too. •
Heil•!> wtly you save
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means teu mate1111 cost and lnOfe saving& t0< you.
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frelbPortl Spareribs ,
tndM4ull Sl.ot
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lb.
Pllttl Jeen ..frozen
119 per
lb.
FMMr.John
199
1~1llb. avg.
Fanner John Whole ' .
Porte loin
per
lb.
121
WNll Of Whtet
• no 1nd1vlduat weighing or tabetmg means les. labOr
cost so you 1n1oy the sav•flgS
• ruving •n butli. means less hanoltng on 1ne !'>tqre
~o we pah the sav•ng• on to you
• no 1nd1v•auat wr app1ng ot meat tor freezing
v•s•t our l:'ulk meat display 1n tho meat case ..no
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Ootannllt .. ht • ...._ •• to.ealort• All tbe fat wW rtM to from J'OUI' new cootiaC
•.. IO WY •-•-•• IH. 11iarlmp tM aw'face and •••at. tecbalq1.a11, partlcularly
Wt .a, Uff rota for HIM -..141 NOT be k rape It otf ud dJe-1laH" ihey',. all over·
UM .. -.: fro-.n. Mott 1llrlmp earct. Tbe broth' can be wel1bt. ICama'• eookinC
I' • r r r a • • • • Halla.a. ta American repacbd ln amall Jan may help prevent them
We .. •• rt u, C... -marhta la '""" (or an d u o re d l n th e from becomi.ll« cUabetlc ., AD 11 we fed ... ot d t froated), ao lf you refrlaetator or treaer. .
U et1llt·laelll flo•r tnne=s an aetual· UM It 11 ~ UQu.ld rer A•r1I P .. LH
tortllla1 bu l ,OIO lyre • It. Relreea-for veptable1. no butter · A•l•lee -You've come
caloriH , or N eacla. Ina ae i1 not •d· or 11ttneeded. a loo& way. baby, but
Kraft .._ 1 n -eal vlMd bec:auae It apolla P • r D ta a e, N • , you've ~ too far. One
venion ol ,_, faf'Orite ao rap6dly. Ora• w.. (a .. It) -b'lDdred pouncta is too
"cream1 cucumber" f'• Da.W N .• Ila ... , Try to think ol },t tb1I thin for your 5-feet·4
••lad dre11l •1. 30 Callf. -'iaee your way: You're not ' bl'-on belgbt ... and 750
caJoriel per t&"Nespooo. •PffW diet rtquUea you the bottom," you're J-.t calories a day, is too lit·
f'er aarltara W •• to eat lllmelw, 1-Ulel1 1maU QD top. One out of lie for anybOdy r I'm
&ta ..... Va. -U you rhium. wtiy not *>-lt-two aia 't bad, and worried 'bout yoo.
-.:;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;:-;1 you · ~ e •till 10 t 10 me F 0 r 11 ra . g . w . • erowma to do. ld aaawe r Vlrlllda lleadl, va. .. .. to your question: there The r'UIOll recipes U.t
la no such thing as a diet "equivalent sugar sub-
'• savings t h a t will sele ctive ly stitute" instead of giv-alter body proportions. ift i However, you can't lose ing spec c amounts s because there a.re many fat whe re there isn 't forms of low-calorie
any. The most impor-s we&leners on th e
tant thing for you a t market: liq-.S, quarter.
your age (and anybody, d h 1f atn bl at a ny •e> is 1o eat an • ·er ta eta, healthfully. . individual J)9ckets, con-
For Gayle P ., Moblle, centrat.ed powders and
Ala. -A five-inch-round gra nulated t ypes you can use spoon-for-spoon 1-----------..----------1 of "Arabic" bread (pita in place of sugar. Read bread) has 160 calories. the label of your brand
on suds
from Lucky
eraLaundrv
Detergent
6407 811
oowny Fabric
~~~n~oz 811 2 S?
For C.F.S., Norfolk, for equivalents . Keep
Va. -Congratulations t his kit che n m a th in
on losing 97 pounds! The mind: 3 teaspoonsful remaining pounds seem bl harder to lose because equa l 1 ta espoon: 16
takes less food to fuel tablespoonsfuvequal a
150 pounds than 250 cup.
pounds. Hang in there. For Pat s.. Paataic,
For "Desperate" (age N.J. -Yes. all fried
11 >. Carsoa, Calif. -foods a r e fattening.
Ask your mother to take Because the fat (oil, but-
you to your 'family doc-t e r . marga r i n e or
tor for help in outlining s hortening) they are
a lose-weight progra m fried in. is fattenin g, and 11.----------+---------"1 that's safe and really the food absorbs the fat.
workB. You can be thin Oil has 125 calories per
by the time you're 12. tabl espoon, more than
For A.S., Woodland double the calories of
Hill1, Calif. -If you any other ingredient.
suspect that the calorie For Elu G., Santa
count for a "diet swi-Ana -Yes. you can
dae" on a r estaura nt ada pt low-calorie and
menu is inaccurate, ask decalorized recipes for
the owner to validate the use in your microwave
calorie claim. If you ov e n . Follow the
don't get a satisfactory manufacturer 's direc-
answer, asl( your local liona for adapting_ stan-
consumer affairs agency daTd reelpes.
to lnvestieate. Fer llrS. a. V. •d: ..
-
CPN Af>9.319 t save
l-25c . . . : on a 1 lb. can
~ of MJB
: Ground Coffee . . • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••
OFfER LIMITED lO use OF ONE COUPON ONLY
Sl'ORE COUPON : .
CONSUMER OI!.. ._ 1c1 one COUClO" '* ~ CiooOOl'ly on • Pl'_._ IO 'f'U O'°'* on~ al~ G<o..no CollM ,.,.,., • -.-~r.-GROCER "'-""-hs~.11 • Nl-=e"-...°"°"'c.M'CfWSCOllee ~_.oer~·atlNJ :
._ -~ ptuf 5' .... ~ """"'*' -.,., --"'""" • --11>8-clM-eouoc.. ....... noo De~OI • tl-eclby,.oY w.. """ llQnO• r~>on• ltllOUQ" ~~b•o•utr>.c
ett ..,.,,, ~ mu,5t °"'
.,.., -... eo..cx>t> """" ___ ,,.,e
•tr.C1ed In~• st\o•1n9 ~ purci-al ~· _ .. __ II'•
..... ., '°' reQernption ""'" oe -on-c...n
.... I 20 al -01rW F0t P•OMP1 ••CS•fnPhOft matt ~r.c:..:.e~~Bol.
~~31.tllO
. . . . . . . . . . . . . •••..••................. , ..•....•..•.........
STORE COUPON
CPN BP9·319
on a 2 lb. or
3 lb. can of
MJBGround ...
Coffee California bu a truth· ....... Ala. -Sorey,
Jn-menu 1-w replaUna but It's really J...-Uible
m•u claims, but. even for me to Send"" you a
without •udl leliaJaUon. eov>: 0( a recipe dult.,. J-----,-----~-:-~------------=-------'-.....;..--.::7~ It would M Weial to peaiecl last aummv.
make mi$1eading calorie JUST ASK . . . and s .
claims. Your at.ate al· we'll try to ana•er the a.e $ taney 1enera,I'• ornee ~ moet often-aalled ques-. -can direct. patrooa toilte Uooa ia print, but lbe
proper qency bandlina amount of mail ls so-
. -• .-\1• .. "'
consumer complaints in great that we c an 't ..
Tide . . Ch-··t-·.~rec •••• J .• El · ::::~:::.r..•d with a On these MJB faVorites. oeterge84~t80 ,., 90 ~~~~9:!~zt 80. 2 .91 s d s Ii
1-._ .... _ .... _ ... _.~--+------. tea y opp es
. ..... -:~.·
. ' .,
g::~~!~~td 48
•·••···• . 320t 811.1
g::~~~~·d 04
........... 2201811.1
Mr.Clean -144 aeaner
........... 280Z.811.
Personal 1vorv
5~~~~~~-.84
:s:e.,t 169
.......... 4902.llOX
Expected For
Chicken, Pork,
Apples, Onions
WASIDNGT6N (A P )
-Look for heavy sup-
plies of chicken, pork,
apples and onions this
month, according to
marketing specialists at
t h e De partme nt of
Agriculture.
The department re·
ports that broi le r
c hic ke n prices h ave
been averaging nearly
seven cents a pound less
than last year: pork
prices are also low due
to record production.
This year's apple crop
is expected to be slightly
larger than last year
grapefrwl and lemons
are light. but lemons
should be mcreasing.
Tur ning to canned
fruits, applesauce, cling
peaches, pears and fruit
cocktail are adequate.
Potatoes are in ade·
quate supply. with sweet
po t a toes and f ro zen
potatoes plentiful.
Can ned beets a nd
tomatoes will be ple n-
tiful, as will be frozen
snap beans and sweet
corn on the cob. Frozen
broccoli and s pinach
will be adequate. ·
aod officieJs s ay COD· CZECH CUSTAJlD
sumers will see a wide 2 tablespoons all-variety. Onions, too, are purpose flQur
expected to be plentiful 314 cup milk
and al rea so n a bl e ~cup butler
prices. ·~ c up s uperfine
SUPPLIES OF beef sugar
w i 11 b e ad e q u a l e • ltil teaspoon salt
although productJon is 1 teaspoon vanilla
about 12 percent below In a small heavy
last year's levels. saucepan gradually stir
Turkey will be plen· milk inlA> flour, keeping
ti!ul wj1hjt(Pd11ctioo ex· amCM).tb . Cook over
pected to be 18 percent moderately low beat,
more than laat year. stini.Jll comtantly, unW
Productiqn of eggs is thickened and bollin1.
up about 3 percent with Cool until just warm to
a plentiful forecast aJso. the touch -mixture
while 1upplies ol milk may loot lumpy. In a
and dairy products will medium bowl beM.. but-
be adequate. llllk pro-te r u n tl l c: r ft'""m y ;
ductton ii down gradually aad
seaaonally. , thoroUlblY beat ln ,q.
Au1uat buUer produc· ar; adil cOo&ed mbture.
tlon was 2.4 percent Hit and van~~j.__ beat
above l11t year , ·and untU.JichtaadlllllJJ'.Cut
produeUoa ol American a-e-..o;::te m• wt-. cbeete was uP 11 per· po" and baked
cent. · in a »Inda an,.t c:ake
Pa-G&APU are eaa lD ball crouwtae.
plentiful, wMa. freab SprelMI t.o&tom ball wttb
Bartlett peara and oae·balf of tbe custard;
wtDter DNl'I are bl ade· add top half ol eq• and
qaa&e ...w. ~ ade· spread wttb remeta••1
q_uate are ll'Wb cranber· cu1tard. Cbill but brln1
rln and oran1es. • to room temperature
Suppllu of fresh beforeaervlq.
''
'
-rou·ve MeG UM amall
~~ ot ~•r• aad
OD a~a"'et
llla\Atu, wblle lbe cutoCMf'wantatoca1h cor<lofpurchuet wblcb that be aow record• eacbllne. more belp durlo1 lntlnlowerfoodprtees
•c •n••d or•er weal • cheelll. lh cbffllout can be YMd tot l>&adcet· tboH prices int.be tom· I u P •rm • r k • t heavier aboppiDf houri, for the consumer. ID ,
. JU..1~ • • ... ,._...,. ol cleR llmpy punebea In Ina,.,........,.. new lhOP· puter. op eraton can more to atock mol'e ol the pro· 1imple tenm. tbe new ~ the CUllOllMt'a •ton •c· pine-lilt.t u4l even for Scanner tecbaoto~y qwctly and m91e pr•··.' duct.a mo.t lft demand 1upermarket acannn•
T .. •n I• •ddlU•••I count .._...., for ln•· compan.o. lboDD&nc. provldH th• 1tor• • clMly adjuat tbelr pro-and to display item• mean futet', mon ae-· . -" dM u ..........
P'911Mt 0..-~ """ s'-ol•MW ........ c e'"'._. mt.a wbida •»•tll• 1 IOOd aew1 for bb h 1roeer aad cua1Qmer.
ll••·H•l•I for Ute tant ~al. ln1taJlatloe ot 1ean· manat•meot wltb lD· duet llnel and ran1e of where tbey are mo1t curate service and lower 1laop,_. Mew check U1ual.l1 product name ners bu no tttect on t.be ' 1ta.ataneou1 and ac• 11rvlct1 to •ult con: eully found. overall food prices _ ...,.,,.,.a~ean u well aa prU:e are,.. way producte are curat• nporta ol pro. aumer needs and pre-Qulelller. more effl-andibat'•toodnew1for
IN la«lr\l«•led Into lbe corded • Oae more de· prle.d. d u c t mo • • m • • l • ftrences. cien t checkout. ~tter a 11 of u 1 .
eoatpuMr .,...... tailed euRc>mer receipt. The srocer atilt prices cu1tomer volume aed llore precbe inlorma-inventory C!OOlrol and lo· -'Eat hr
Faaler aad __. ae·
c1tnte tban trMIUoeaJ
caah ~ll•ter \o&&Una . acannert brin1 olher
l eu vls•bl• c~aa1u
whlcb wlU IMU N¥Uaas
and 11n.c;:d 1ervtce
laa&Md ol tVTYlt\t • product.a ln respobH to cutt omer prefereacH Uofl 1atbered by the created reapoue to COD· Cramer. Dtr•ctor o/
car4 to ,......m for ap. TBS HD receipt wm coeta and eompetitlon. for eertalA p roduet•1 1canner •Y•tem will also sumer demands all cut co,.1umer A/laJ,,, Alpha
proval each_:_ll.:.:.m_:e__:.:th.:..:e:__::p..:..ro:..:v..:.kle::...:•::..:.:perm=-:::.:"':.:.en.::.:.:.t..:.re.:..· __ T.:.:b.:.:e:...::m:.:ajor::.=.....:c:.:h::.::an:::l:.::e:....::ls:.__:b:.:.r...:.•.:..:.D..:;.da_•_n_d_•_t_1_1e_1_0r_b_e_lp_atQ_rea_t_o-:-pr_o_v_id_e_o_ve_r_b_ead...:.....:..coa::.:..::t.s:..:..·_:r..:.":.:u::.l\::..·-=8.:..:et:.:a.:C.:..:o. _____ _
for the r
How does the 1canner system ..uril!
Nearly 95 percent of
a ll 1rocery products
have been aul1ned a
lO·dlalt number: tbe
first five dilit.a Identify the manufacturer, and
tbe second ftve dJctu
identify \he product. slie
and navor.
No two pl'Qduct.s bave
the same code and the
code never chan1es.
THESE numbers are
represented on packa1·
in g by a aeries of bars
and spaces which an
electronic scanner can
"read."
The UPC code does
not contain the price
which ls established by
the ret~iler and pro·
gram med every day into
the memory of the in
store computer.
As the checker moves
the UPC-marked item
across a window in the
checkout counter, a lieht
beam scans or "reads"
the sy mb o l and
translates it back into a
number. This number is
transmitted to an in·
store computer which
looks up the item and
the price stored in its
memory.
. Then the product
name and price a r e
fl ashed bac k to the
checkout counter where
they are displayed on
the viewer f or the
customer tu see and a lso
µrintl·d on the receipt
tape
The entire operation
requires only s plit
seconds.
T he re is mucll less chance or human error
at lhe checkout counter
under the sc a nn e r
sy•tem.
Mistake• due to •
smud1ed prices are
eliminated and the com·
puler can't miscalcul8te
mu ltiple priced items.
For instance, on ilem~
p ri ce three for o n e
dollar, the compute r
\\ ould charge 34 cents
for the first item and 32
cents for the second and
third items, even if the
three items go past the
scanner out of order.
Th e computer cannot
··fo rget" and it never
has lo send the bagger
t.o find the price of an
unmarked item.
The scanner all but
puts an end to mispriced
merchandise and mis· ,. rings b y c h ec kout
clerks.
QUICKER checkout is
another 'f ea tur e
customers like.
Orden can be pro·
ceased more r apidly
with scanning and the
computer automaUcally
figures food stamps , ,
coupon discount.a a-r.d
tax on taxable items.
A Wubingtoo, D.C ..
aTea market clocked a
28-ltem order through
bot h a conventional
checkout system and
scanner system.
The conYJt11itttriiall"'
der_&:lliee'l~.ed1:
est Buys
For Fish
Listed
Here are tbe best buys --rn -nsb over-the nut
c ouple of weeks . accordin~ to tbe National Marine
Fisheries Se ce.
Northeut Seaboard:
fretb poUock fillet.I. and
rresb cod stew. \
Middle AUantic: treab
wbole sea trout a nd
fresh whole spot. Sout.beaat and Gulf
Coa1t: fresh whole
pouper and fteab rock
"Ji,,~: freab wboie
lft ... wblteflsb a nd ~ portloDI.
; fneb sole
Mid freeb Paelllc
Boat we at : f re• h
Paelfle red 1Dapper
flUetl and frab whole
ralnbow trout.
f
YOU ~£WAYS SAVI I
WITH srATIR BROS. 10W·10W.PRICIS
I FRESH I
PORK SA ~E 1 SLICm
.. s1os llACOll s111 H~.PKG.
·:.Jgc 99c ...... •••• RIB
WI Al!>fAVI
Htl AIC.tfl I U lll•ll I 0 11 IU r U~f
5AIC5 lu
COMMEACIA1
OfAUA!.OA
-0\{!>Al lA\
HAM HOCKS ROAST
l ARG6EHO
LB. 79c ,. $179
l 8. ... , .. c11ici<'aiis ·· --: 79c iliia.sna•
s 1 39 iliia~snaic .... , . ,., ........... .
A•M liOAST
. 97 c ;~··ONI ROAST
s 11 • SH.OUL··· •nu
.. ,, ..
•2••
$2••
s2ss
$1 •• i~tioi.1 sT1a• .
$1 •• NT'1iiitous1
-~ ...... --,,, ----'I ........... '
s1•• II''•·• ••8 "'I • SllOULH• •OH'T
$2•• a iia"aoaST
$1 ~· io• •·•i.oiJ.
$2 49 CUa~D SRAK
1 SUNF LOWER OIL s214 BOWL CLEANER ~~u: LYSOL LIQUID ',h;.' ~ Sl.JJ
SKIPPY • CREAMY OA SUPER CHUNKY ·1 PEANUT BUTTER 100, 5229 PAPER TOWELS vt. ~~."~ a ......... 78c
s219 P~.~M~SAN CHEESE :.:~·.;" ! ... 69:
e•oz [:M . NABISCO , 87C1' S 1 03 ~· GRA~A~ CRACKERS ~.: ... ., ·.~ u~ _
'2·0Z CHEESE ... l •o..... • s3 39
$-OZ 42c TOASTETIESc·~·;.~g.~ "• ..... ~u, Sl c
I ... 96 c RlTZ CRACKERS ... ~KU ! .. 01 97c
tiiiiRGENT
'f DETERGENT -
t ....... • • ··~._, ........ ..
BROCCOU • • ..,., ... lfol·f'•tr1t•· .. '
CARROTS
· 33c
.... : 15 '
ituas ·~·lf ······ .... . .. 35c
•2s•
.. •27•
22
·0Z. ROOT BEER = ~;,=~~ ;u ! ·' ••1 98t
·, .. ~T 59c (, ... SCHWEPPES 5~c --9-05-T-ON-------
. MINE~L WATER :r.-u ...... , ,. 01 ~
.. 21•-oz rues 69C R.C. COLA .. o .. 11t•u11 ..... , ! . ·•01 '1.59 _f_E_R_N_,_N_s·-po_r _____ e_A ____ ...
-.... , ..________ SOFT DRINKS :.~~'::o~~,Olt'M"'to•• ••• 01 ggc !,PROGRESSO
~ ~ aal?/ALE 11•c001ostXM5P001111n51 R.C. COLA ~~~~~~·...... •, ..... l gac
a __ '"'t"°"3·-.o~kiS ....• ~... .. 86' ._ . MINERAL WATER r;.~;~:~l~ .. ,01 sl.57 CLAM SAUCE..... .,
L F F d P . [IJJHr~ .. ~:8:~1:~~~ .. ,._!:::~:: ... · s5oa 1 ~::r::~~~;:·.-~::
!HUNT 'S
T'*ATO SAUCE
TIIUTOPASTE
KETCHUP
"01 31'
ow -rozen oo n ces TOP RAMEN .. ~:.~.~.... ~ . 25c TOMATOES ~:.::.:~ ........ 01 6f
GREEN BEA'4S =~~gU~cu1 ! .. oz 46 c BROWNIE MIX :~~~.·,".~;;;:.: ; ~1.37 ;;T;;OMA;;;TO;_;;ES:::;.~-~~t ··==· =·"'°z=67~c ~T:;llU;;=TOE=S=;,., .. =,o =";:._o,::;:37::;c
VEGETABLES ~:~~J~:s!:~.~~:Nc•1° NEW(N~~.:,~o 79 c' BROWNIE MIX r~~~~r~~~·· $ sl.19 ~---~ ·~· Beer & wine Specials
STEAK 'N' TATERS e S 1 os FLOUR ~ ... s1 79 · ()L!~! 'l••uREO•N •ll s104'(Sl•ClPllOM•lN<0•• ~ NIOHIHAW~ .. 60l __ 1AP"'A -~ •• • ;C ll";)~ -------. Pou No cAKE =~E~Cl 1 ·o 7HlZ s 114 e 0Rv1uE REOENeAcHER s 1111 · _ .._ -1 CELLA 1 cR1aAR1 •
CAKE =~~TUAYA111•1nu-0z .fll£1tCHCHHll C•KlPLA1N $224 _".f4 POPCORN '' •: ' OLYMPIA LAMBRUSCO I !fclH~~s
22.H>z.011f11ENcur11•w1E1t11TC*HEc •KE I .z..oz HOLLY SUGAR l>C"''"0 .. ,. t, . 39c e BEER 1•01 :-~~':i'st
llNG cua MEAT ..... ,... t .,,, s~·: PUDDING cup ;,~;.~~:: .. 1 ... ::~ 88' $j99 s 1 •• I sj'i•----
ORANGE JUICE lllHlwm ........... •2-0Z. 98 DISH LIQUID ~N"'~ ! n\, &l e -.-------------....-
GRAPEFRUIT· JUICE T11mwm .. f .1t.oz 77 c LYSOL CLEANER .. ;N,,~,111 ,.0 z '51.06 [J .::.: .. '"~~~~,~~-~::~:~~:-~~.~~~~;~~;~
'
IWEIONNET
MAIGAllNI _,.. ......
r
......... m. PllCES EFFIC. !,1"".:-·r!il:-· .. _ ·ur..:Ter\i .... _
......... ~~~~ ........ 1 FULL DAYS, 'J3.r~$.~-a:_-I ;~~· ...... --.. • ................... OCT 11 ·~, .. ~. =-· f;J . ~ .......... .,,,..................... . . .. ................. """' ......... :"'.t.':£:?.r:.:;.'t.;S::-.~ ', OCT. 24, 197t ... - -·-
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FOOD
Lomb DU'lws Honortid in · Ethnic Restaurants
' I I
WMa'adMtlalldae ............... .
,__bdalamb.,,..! • ..--... ........ . UUell ltqutd. ll1x toset.ber .... LrG 0 1' IAD """ parpoee ...
'4 t.apW .....
A reent 1vve1 ot ijiU ...-. ,...,_,
•eaua la aom• of Aa .,.,a,-orua. ll
.llaahattaa'1 po11i1 &M tlltlQ'otXvbu rHtaubta falle4 le .. _,,.., or :'lecrtnc•
ftlMI a ..n.&1 ot luab f'Hthal" whteh l1 dlllMe.u..,. ~•••11•• at t111i1 eDC1 o1
carawm traveliid bl U.e
II lddle Sall lt
tflHIMW lltenllT to-..... , oa a 1word."
,.,._ Md 1arUe Md
brush onr meat. Le\
ttand at room l••· peratun 2 bout before roul1QI. Preheat oven
to m c1e.,... Rout ao
to 15 CDlDl&tel per pound
for medium ·
rare ... <thermometer
re1l1tera 170 ct.1r,ee1).
Do not overcook. &trvts
6 to •.
I can Cl ounce1> 11rved mu1broom Ii-awn& allced awabrooma qtdd. ~ tn.pooe aal&, G&A VY AND OUNGS , ..........
Below an aome lamb
reelPM u dlvtrH H
\bey are deUclOUI.
llOAl'l'LAMB
~ tNlpOCID aalt D r y Sb e r r y • e I I , asft J tabJ11~ Dry mU1brooms, and bread · 2 C&Ull coif ..
Sbtrty cruqib•: 1tutf_ chops v. teupOOG alllplce tea. beaten l'\vith muabroom mix· · ~ teupoon cln-
~~oocuc
lamb OD rack OD ~
~ lamb~ Oet1t'•,. .a-a lamb la an ....... Md NCr~. tbe bulk ol
••al 1 a~•• at 1t •a u.e ...t la dtllt:rtbuted ..._.. --. ._..., b ·~-ta. pool' aa well
llbb to ... .-or. maebo u YUllU9il relatl\191 and
5 ~=le1 of
lamb
~ cup tJne dr1 ture. Brott cbopt 4 to 5 n.amon
bread crumhl incbea from aource of J ~ cup hooey '
Salt and Pepper beat, with pepper before 1 lee ol lamb, about Usln1 sharp knife, turnin1. Note :· lf de-5 poundl
CombUM coffM, Jll·
aplce, claoamoa ~·
boat)'; am well~P
roiitlnc ,.... aoeat •
oven at • de,,..~ . 2v, t.o a boun or
cup liqueu_r make allt frorn bone alde aired, have the butcher S 1at1e oran1e1 meat tbetmometer : •
thu nqulllle. f1mll7 trt.ndl.
Aacl, ol COUl'M, lamb "Sblab Kebob" waa
~ teupoon pepper
2 cloves a arllc ,
cru1hed
8TtfFP'ED LA•B a 1a
CHOPS OU ONNAIS e double rib lamb
chops -about 2 Inches
between rtb bones into ''French" the chops . ~ cup chopped
center ol meat on each Before aervin1, place a maraacbioo chtrrlea
cbop. Drain DlUlbrooma, paper frtU.on eacb chop. (about 15cherriea)
gl1ten 115 de1r... .
180 desree-. ......... , " . ~
hu a Dlac. ol boDol' ln orltlaalb prepared by
the t&Mlc nata•raal.I ----
Combine Tia tthr1J, reaervtna 2 tablespoona Servea6. 4 teupoon1 all-(&ff ux.a. P a .. ~ ;
aucb • Jbmlaa, o...-,
Turklab aocl ot9aer M •dlt•rr•••~• ••· nuenced ..tabltlbmuu
B.al by a.,d lar1e,
lamb still 1.,.. ~bind
beef and pork with
cbtft. proteaaional and
otherwise. And, tbls ls a
pity because lamb ii
nutrtuous. tuty. eaay to
prepare and reaJJy quite
dellcioU5
AS A CHANGE of
pace f« tbe hou.ewile
who continually seeks
variety ln m e al -
plannlng , limb is
pe1'fect Cuts to s uit
every taste are •vaila·
ble in most mea.~
markets, and each can
be prepared in a myriad
of exciting ways.
Lamb chops glazed
with honey and walnuts.
lamb curried in the
tradition of the Middle
East. lamb roasts (try
marinating them in li·
queur or Cognac for a
mysterious and unique
flavor) or glazed with
pineapple or lemons or ~
pears can be a feast for
family and guests.
Lamb i s ne arly
always tender because 1t
com es from a young
a nimal whose muscle
has been little used and
consequently does not
have a buildup of ex-
cessive "marbling".
The Un it ed St ates
D e par t m e n t o f
Agric ulture s pecifies
that to be · labeled as
lamb, the sheep must be
less than a year old. Ac·
tually , most market
lamb is considerably
younger than that, often
less than six months.
This is most important,
for any meat this tender
should never be over-
cooked.
W&• cookl•I Jamb,
(Hp•ela ll1 • r oast) tons• Mould be llled for tunllall tmt.ead of a fork
since the former Win al·
low lesa j~ce to escape.
L A•B 18 A rich source d protein, the B
L..J.!.:..---!'!'::U.:~~~o~s~phorus and magnesium. lt is
ideal for most diets.
In the case or the
''Scarsdale Diet," lamb
occupies its OWi\ night,
Wednesday, and it's a
sare bet to assume that
. many conscientiou s
dieters who used to shun
lamb, have become re-
acquainted with this en-
joy able morsel in the
midst of their slimming
process.
Lamb, too. is served
to babies in Pl\fee form
as1 one of the nrst solid
food s.
History shows that
sheep were among the
fir s t a n i m a l s
domesticated by man.
Tb.?y clothed h im , fed
him with both meat and
dairy products and al-
lowed him more mobili·
ty during the early
growth of society.
In fa c t , th e im -
portance of sheep to the
an c i e nt n a ti o n o f
Babylon is translated by
it s v e r y n a m e ,
"Babylon" which means
"land of wool."
THE PHOENICIA~.
noted for their seafaring
prowess, were a ls o
famous for their woven
wools and introduced
the first sbeep to Bri·
tain. It was these early
sheep that were the
fo rerunners of the meat
producint breeds we
have today.
The lamb, of course,
baa alwaya had 1reat re·
liglous significance.
Dating from the Old
Testament, Jewbb
peitou who coaduct the
Seder at tbe Passover
holiday, cli1play the
ahan.IE ot a lamb bone to
represent the aacrtlldil
lamb. Tbe tracUtlonal
d1DMI' ..UJ lac!hades
cut• of lamb such aa
broOed ~ or crown r oa1ta. Cbrlnlans,
aekaowled1e the lm ·
por\ala ot lamb from
rea daa1 la tb• New
Teltar CS and for Cfll· tun• bave celebrated
tbe &MUI' meal by HrV· lu lprtlll lamb. la tbe Middle &a1t,
foU1 ws1 ot tbe lalam.ic
• I
-. B'9Y Magna-Pak
and save a nickel
on eVery pound ..
TOPROUMD ~~1~K ,.,238 llONOl 0 OH l
u2 33
LARGE END
RIO STEAK
OOND£00£H ll 19 8
10 193
BONELESS
TIP STEAK
llONOEO OCH l\UUNO lB 238
10 233
FRESH MEAT
TOP SIRLOIN ~~~L~N •• LO 2 68
BLADE CUT 114 S!i~~~~~K
ROUND STEAK
UO••lU'.lb('INOIOOflf
PORTERHOUSE STEAK
BEEF SPARERIDS ' ,.
CROSS RID ROAST
1.89
2.49
.79
'1.88
IAP.GE END RID ROAST ~'"'"'"'' '1.89
JOP.K LOIN P.OAST
..... ... "·" ..,, j 6 ..
POP.K SPARERIOS
..... '' ··~ lt.O~
PORK SPARERIDS
1.29
1.J 9
1.29
• BONELESS LEG OF PORK
"'' 1.98
FP.£SH LEG Of PORK
IT AQAN STYLE SAUSAGE
PORX SHOULDER ROAST
1.29
1.68
.79
' 1.J9
.79
.69
f P.ES~ LEG Of PORK
111..tl•" h\.1,:
CHICKEN THIGHS
CHIC~N LIVERS
CHIC~N OP.EASTS
'" .99
LADY lff SLICED OACOH .8~ ' ,.
CANNIO 6 PACKAGED
! HYD~OX COOKIES
)!, "'11-t1H(1 l '00/ O,.i:, 1 : 09
SPICED £ACHES
tf'tVAU.l't , 100l (..._h .5 7
i~~r £E ASPAP.AG~;, c.< •• 59
AU. STO~ES CELEDMTE
l GMNO "E-OPUflNG or A NEW
LUCKY DISCOUNT CEHTE"
IN OW.AT
OEU.Avt. AHO ~Tl.ANTIC
...
T-DONE
STEAK
("' 1-. l>HI 1,1,.
PORK LOI N
CHOPS
l•Cl)tUJ
~uNAPA~~~~I
PORK LOIN
CHOPS
1£N0£1\t()IN l!J
IC) 234
CANNED 6 PACKAGED
f'PEANUT b !Yrt,t~ 2· 19 ORCkUNl<Y
.•...•. 4001 Mt>I\
.f'TREE TOP i39 oCIDER . · .
•PPl.l . . 04 ot nn
1 SUN LITE SALAD OIL . ' .
l CHIU W /DEANS
.... 11
2.10
.... 65
f. :~~NKY CHICKEN ~OU~ ... 7 J
iPOPCOP.H . '
[LADY LEE PUMPKIN
J. LADY LEE YAMS
{LADY LEE CIDER
J. WAGNER DP.INK
; EGG NOODLES ., ....
t KP.AFT DRESSING .,..,,,t _,,.µJi.ft
L COP.NED OEEF HASH •
A SNACKIN" CAKE MIX
• ' •• , .,. i.
• 1.55
.J9
... 59
2 .59
.69
.J9
1.09··
... 79
.. 88
A LADY LEE OEEF STEW ,. ..1.19
A ~.~P.~~ ,~, PITIS SAUC~
L HAP.VEST DAY CAT SUP
b FRUIT COCKTAIL
ti ""' ••• ,
.69
' . .56
.... 7~
I, PLANTER'S PEANUTS
.. ,. 14~ .... 1.99
A ~~HAM CP.ACKE~~oi IV)• • .59
IP'tewplk•,nor
•lf•c.,... in Sonro
Do~ olld '.>on lua
Obbpo Counu••·
Look at the advantages of buying larger
sized packages of meat we c agna ak
First of all. you get Magna· ak's savings of "'""nw-~ts a po und. off our already low
prices set:-en{ by buying in quantity. you
!>hop only onc1:. Z2nd._w11h a little planning.
you 'r~ meab ahead by stocking your
fr1 •eL1'r Face 1t folb Magna Pak 1!i om.' 1>1
th~ gr eat m~at \.di~
I -
CAtilfEO & PACKAGED DAl~Y 6 FP.OZ£N FOODS HEA1. TH 6 BEAUTY AIDS
bOL YMPIC MEAL ~MEDIUM EGGS
D"EAD . I~ GP.ADE AA 45
liAAlltSI OAY 69 • ll()UNO TOP IAO\'lU DOl CO• • Ol\~~H
• 14 oz lOAI • ,. BANQUET
lSUN·~ IWSINS .... , ... &9 6 ~~.:T PIES 28
L DEl.MONTE SPINACH "9 &Ol Pl(.
~. ,, .. ~ ~;s I' ~~tSlETA 2 3 9 l QUICK OATS
.>IJrtU
f H£1HZ DILU ...... "'' . 1.4J
.29
L MP.S. DUTTEP.WOP.TH'S . ... .•. . 1.26
r TOMAT01SOUP
C. i.A 1 ~t •
l DEL MONTE JUICE . '
[ DEL MONTE PEAS
., .19
.61
.09
DELICATESSEN ITEMS
L OAK SllCED HAM
L CHEESE PRODUCT
..... , ..... t. .....
L ~~.s!~ ~1~~~s
1 .99
.. 1.29
.. 97
L HORMEL WP.ANGLEP.5 . '\ 1.79
J, LEO'S SLICED MEATS
:::. >#•. •• , •• 59
••. 4J
L ~~!SH SAUSAGE.. I •• 1. 29
A MOHAWK HAM
1
•• 7 .4'9
b (k((~~'(\(A0
J~ : { •• ,
f, JOHNSTON YOGUP.T
l.~E~o.·s PIUA P.OU.5
[ P~P.KA Y MARGARINE
.r FP.I ED FISH F.lllET . . . . .,,
~OP.E-IDA POTATOES · .
! DIP.OS EYE PEAS
J, ~DY .LEE APPlE JUICE
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
.J9
.79
.77
J .29
.98
.09
.79
J:ZEE PAPER 49 TOWELS
"'->•rv..,, e
b HEFTY KITCHEN OAGS
L LIQUID DETERGENT ',, ..... ,.
£ZEE PAPER NAPKINS .... ~..... ... .
L GLAD TRASH OAGS
.,o -l t\ I tf
1.89
.89
.61
1.26
£ C~!~F_?N !ISSUE . _61
~~~TEEM OETE~GEH~ 2 _04
J. LIQUID DETERGENT
flo l "IJlol\' • .,.., , .. 64
L ~.~e~v P.uG ct~~~~ ... 1.19
l ~I CLASS DOG fO?,D
1
,_ _ 17
• 9.uvcs CAT FOOD b 4\IA'\l ''f' •1t I C•"f ,62
!~:.~~,00 157·
l~!~;:oo 4f 59
b ~~~~ ~p ' a•}l w.1.-'9
! DA"" P.OLL-OH
: •• • • .._,, ... , J ~· ... 1.4'7
1 OODY·ON-TAPSHAMPOO . 1.4J
LIQUOR
[C...DIN STl4. OO~P',O~~ a.99
[ ~~L~? WINES
2 .59
[~OEN MTN. WINES
£ ~ 2.69
[.(~AP.LES KRUG WINES
., 2.19
r WENTE OP.OS. WINES t' 2 .89
llUY IHl C.o.\l•
PRODUCE
EGG
PLANT
HfA./Y ANO I '"'
DELL
PEPPERS
11\(Sfi .ANO Cl\I~ IU .39
DELICIOUS
APPLES
rKll\.oHAN(Y
llJASf-41N<..10N
C.0.0{N .
HONEYDEW
MELONS
S'tltCI ANO OCllCIOU). U> • 1-9
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Lower prices
overall;
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Green
O~ange ~
Okay
Do not j udge an
oran1e by,ita oran.ee.
Specifically ... you
. sbouJd not be concerned
If Valencia oranges in
the · market are tinged
with green.
Jn fact. be glad ... it
is a sign ·of real ripe·
ness. 0
VALENCIA
O&A.NGES are abun·
<fant throughout the
spring andsummer ... and
into November. So it's
getting late io the
season. The Yjllencias
have been hanging on
the tree a ll summe r .
getting riper and riper.
juicier and sweeter.
Strange (that's what it
is). The s kins that
turned from green to
orange las t winter.
begin to turn g r een
a1aio as the oranges
1row ripes: during the
wu.m dars of summer. u·, a real botanical ,;u.ie.
EXPERTS call it
"regreening" ... and
blame it on warm earth
temperatures returning
chlorophyll to the Vaten·
cia 's skins (you do know
tha t c h loroph y l l is
green?).
Did the message get
thtoug h ? The late
season Valencia oranges
in the market now are
liktly to be wearing
green-tinged skins. Far
from not meaning a
• tbijag ... t h e green·
tin1ed skins mean
Valencia oranges are
riper than ever.
Tile Oavor of oranges
mlxea with, blends,
witb, and accents the
1ood flavor of many
other fooda, round the
c&oelt and around the
caMndar. Are you ready
to try orancea, cabba1e aad peanut butter ln a
Halllwtcb?
GO L D EN aULE
SANDWICH SPREAD
1 tablespoon fresh
arated orance peel
2 oran1ea, peeled,
diced and drained
~ cup finely
chopped cabbage
~ cup chunk style
peanut butter
3 tables poon s
chopped rall!ns
Dubc:Asalt
2 tables poon s
ma1onnaiae
8 slices of buttered
breJ1d
ll1x peel. oranges and
eabbaae. Blend together
· peanut butter, raisins,
1alt and mayonnalse;
eomblne with orange
mixture, blend well.
Spread ..on b.uttered
b read. Makes four auchriet..._ .
.. ~''" t ~ . ,, ''" ' •••• .._.._i. .. ,., ... ,,.....,,,""""~ ... """''"
PEPSI COLA 129 REGULAR, DIET
ORUGHT
I "kiNCl (.JI""
lt .... M.."l""'"""'
BELL BRAND
POTATO
CHIPS
" ()Ur'("t llJ\G 1-Pll(' .. -. ... ll)Vl'\Mfl.,
CONTADINA
TOMATO
SAUCE
Af'llNI ...... .. 15
GROCERIES
469/ Y""'. Oionetta Tomato Juice
~CM CllUSHUl • Progruso Tomatoes
l)~Cl\I'!
LeSueur Tiny Pus
MOU'tC'!' llOTlU:. HEM.Tl4All
8o)'le1beny Apple Juice
46<XIMC£Cl\I'! Welctlade Orape Dmk
c 60Ul'ICf. CM
OlorieU. Pear Helves • r •OU!<f. BA(.
Kraft Caramels
.59
]43
.68
.47
.35
.79
.68
)59
]75
)59
.56
.65
'.79
.97
JI Ol CM-100 1 lltC:. Cl'< PN\ 189 Country Tme Lemonade /11\lx
MlU<f;Clll'! Pam Dry Fry
&Ckl!CI: JNI. Sunrtse Inst.ant Coffee
oiw.n Durt.. Flelc4d Coconuc. 7-0U'ICr: 89
MINttT..,._olt<'T 281 IM<T ••••••••.•••• t-'3
£¥enllo~ec.. 100<1 ............ I 69
Dlko..IWI ... Him 160L •••••..•.••••..•• ) 79
~·~Dlp9llOCT ............................ 1.86
TREETOP
APPLE
ClDER
tAOL "OTTU.
129
GOL DEN
RIPE .
BANANAS
111'<'1 .. )~
t"\\Mll ~~19
RED OR GOLDENa9· DELICIOUS
APPLES 3 :~t.
.,.., "' .. l /"~ • l'\H
GROCERIES
-~r<t llf1nu Lysol Deodorant Cleaner
11\0IKICM
Lysol Spray Disinfectant
2HlUr<rCAn Lysol Bowt C~
Ill(~ PllCllA(lL Olad Truh Begs
~OOTllOU. HendiWrap
]29
209
.86
)19
1'40.~T PllCllMll. CIOUlfrll't~
.88
.6 1 Zee r"tlpkfls
PROD<JCE
f:sh' Carrots
Oil~'> Fresh Oreen Onions
UUJCATL rv.1.'()11
Chayote Squash
1111'>11MOJCllC:V Calfomia Valencias
we14
lA .1 5
IA .39
'" .29
tA¥0flltl fOll .,,,,..11'> 89 Fresh Roasted Peanuts w •
'"'' I I G<Jll>Ln l'V.J\ I New Crop Yams UJ .29
V\ J.59
FROZEN FOODS
CHEER
AU., TEMPERA TORE
OETEROENT
.89
!i!!::iii At Vonswe
;,;r \ ') know how
. ~~ i1nportant )fl"',~ i.~
-, · ~~~f}; your food
budget is.
-... 178
BEE F
--'4 T-BONE
-'""'STEAKS
HOFFY
A' SLICED
BACON
/ ;~ILYPACK
I PORK
LOIN CHOPS --·
22a
.89
149
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1IG.E. LIGHT 100 011 :I BULBS F 1: :1· F 1:
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MINUTE MAID
O RANGE
J(JJCE
•"t\.Jll,.,., 11•art CM .79 TUF 'N
READY
TOWELS
' r ~ "-'""'I ...... .59 AMER CAN
.49
BEAUTY
SPAGHETTI
• • f ... .... ~ .....
BEEF
RIB
STEAKS t .V.t ... , .. ,
LN\<l l•~·t~
.,198
JERSEYMAJD
COTTAGE
CHEESE
1 -_po<tJV"t n1n1 •1
VC.Jl'<f C Wl~ I f t o .f""'l ( 4".WH _.,.
VONS
COOKED
HAM .
,,~~·." ,. ... ,,
J'\_"'' '"' ....... .
.73
.89
ZEUICE 89 &SOFT
TOILET TlSSOE
~ ...... ~ . ·""''"'~ .. ~
PO POV· 699 VOCKA
80..J:ROOF ,,
h· f t
MEATS DELICATESSEN UQOOR
l"-1!1.l OIK.UJF'(Uf
Beel Portethouse Stuka
IAl!U:.fQl'CiOC-CUI 8ondest Femiy Steaks
c:oorui• Fresh Pork Loin Chops
V..r~ Fruh Roasting Chicken
Ul 238
l O l98
LB 268
Ul 188
U> 17.8
UI .69
Al<.-.QUIGOU>">IAll 80hfJ.L<;.\ }59 Fresh Buttett>.stedTurtceys ui
I AS!f. otrA I I ll()(tl' 99 T~ Breut Forequarter LB •
rn .59 IA!>Tl l-.,.1-11;()1[" Turkey Hindquarter
'"""""" Fresh Young Ducks Ill 119
, ... 1,, .. , ..... ,..11.. 179
Whole Oungeness Crabs 111
VONS BAKERY
ZEE
FAMILY PAK
NAPKINS
!JOI .IAlt WHOl l l)W-. >t ' O.ussen Kosher Plc.kles
ti:.;y~,
"~-l'UIJOC:st: Bob. s.a.t Dreuk\g
IJ 0L PKG Oii ...,_...I, lit;G OICO< Oii 1-V<>na Beel 8ologM
•Ol l...c;.10~ t...wry's Tec:o ~
.99
159
.69
109
.59
·~ M; ~~~ WAIJ'VI 99 Ak>ueae ~OM!eM •
.69
...... ,,
J &8Scotch
U Jll'Vit f1..o _..T
TenHlgh Bour1>on
7 99
!)49
3 49
4 29
299
}49
.99
TRICK OR 'IREAT GOODIES
TIDE
LAUNDRY
OETEROENT
BRACH'S CANDIES
Mlptel'!U10oodkll.•e&Ol. .. .. . 2 For 1.00
c~~noo.t •. 2Fort.OO
8oRon 8IMod BNn•. HX>l ............ 2 For I 00
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ruo frulta and ~ .. ~. bit ltemt. To 1et Utt
•oet for rour food
doUan. .. IDd to avoMt wutta1 food . buy
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fear rouud. ben a
Ire.ab fnalt Ot ve1etable la at peak aeuon, It Is
uaually ln Iara t s upp
~
ly. bllbeet la ,uaUt)'.
and IOWllt in roet.
Tbm ar. ao Unl·Mt
na.Mit u to •bk• pro· dut"t li tM bnt ebolte
for 7ou Md ~ hmUy
M akln1 money wlH fruit and ve1etabl1
purcb•••• depend on
m.ny thlnp, lncludina
lhe tolJowtac.
FOOD' E -Oo
)'OU plan to serve ll aa la, or u•e lt u an inaredieftl
lo a romblnatioo dish •1
rer uamstl•, frHh 1nu1broom1 .,. onen
1a111fed, or .UHd In a
1alad. A. 1 partner tn a
meat OI' bot ve1etabM
dlab. you rnlaht want lo
&Hf tanned .. whole"
mu1hroorn 1 In
cuaerole1, you ml1ht
add c•nned mu1hroom
"Item• and Plt't'Cll "
FAMILY LIKES
Your famHy may prefer
freah. fro~en. dried, or
ca nn ~d f rui t • 4ln (J
vcaelable~ f'olkl also
• MOST FRUITS AND VEGETABLES AF\E SEASONAL.
• • • L-amb Dishes-
(From PgeCS) ora nge cups. Ignite
upon desired degree of Serve lamb and orange
doneness. Baste lamb cups with coffee gravy
with coffee mixture fre-Serve immediately.
, • quently <tunng cooking period. , GREEK SIDSll KEBAB
• CSOUVIA.KIA)
M e a n w h 11 • , c u t l '-!1 po~ boneless
or a• I e • in b •I I leg or sl¥>uldtt of Lamb, ~roa-.wlte. Scoop out cut in 1~ inch cubes
pulp; reaerve s hells. "'ll cup white wine Chop orange pulp and
. combine with cherries.
Spa;.on into orenlt• abella.
Arrance around lamb durtnc last 30 minutes or
cooking period.
Re move lamb and
orange cups from roast·
ing pan; reserve drip-
pings . Combine flour
and water; mix well.
Blend flour mixture into
drippings in pan. Cook.
over low heal, slirring
co n stantly, unti ~
"• cup olive oil
About 12 bay leaves
About 12 slices lemon peel, each 3 in·
cbfts long
2 l ar~e tomatoes.
each cul lrr6 wedges
2 medium onions,
each cut in 6 wedges
2 medium gree n
peppers. each cut in 6
pieces
Salt and Pepper
Turn lamb occasaonally.
Alternate lamb. bay
leawes and lemon peel
on ske wers. ·Arrange
tomatoes on separate
skewers. Alternate
onion and green pepper
on skewers. Brush all
with marinade. Broil or
grill lamb, onion and
green pepper kebat>a 3
to S inches from source
of beat Cor 5 to 7 minutes
on each side. or untll lamb is desired done·
nesa and onion and pep· per are bro wn and
t e nder. Broil o r grill
tomatoes a b ou t 3 minutes on each side.
Ba s te lam b· a n d
vegetables frequently
with marinade. Season with sail and peppe r
before serving Makes 6
ser vings.
-thicken ed. Arrange
lamb and orange cups
on platter. Garnish with
mint, as desired. Heat
cognac ; pour over
M a r inate lamb in Discovertheeasy way
olive oi l and wine along to i.lice beef paper-thin
with bay leaves and Simply rreeie the beef
l e m o n p c e I i n slightly. then cut against
refrigerator overnt~hl. the gr dn · ----------------
IT'S AN ADDED BONUS!'°~ r1f1_ C u1AU ,.,
. Co
BONUS NO. 1. Why C&C Cola tastes great.
John Ritchie is C&C's flavor expert. He formulated C&C Cola's great taste using the
highest quality cola nuts and other natural ingredients.
As a very young man. John Ritchie formulated another great cola, Pepsi-Cola. .
C&C, Coke and Pepsi are three different great·tasting colas. But. Jolm Ritchie thinks
C&C Cola tastes a little bit better, naturally.
BOMJS NO. 2. Why C&C Cola costs less than Coke®
and Pepsi '!'J C&C Cola charges fuss because C&C delivers their cola the
inexpensive way-in big trailers direct to supermarket warehouses. One big delivery
costs much less.
Coke and Pepsi charve more because they delive( their cola the expensiV'e way-in
smaller trucks to many individual stores. Many'littl• deliveries cost rooch more.
Testa C&C Cole and you mav never enjot paVing lflore for Coke and Pepsi again.
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Diet, tool
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diffe r in how mu~h another shopper Uke1 to and canned tomato
Hlaoninl ud tM b'Pfl buy tbe PNP•red 1auce p11te. ·
of lnandlent combloa· -with or without meat. Tbe other ahopper
Uon• they like. The food The first •bopper would c:booM amon1 the
label cluea you in oo lb• m l 1 h l b u Y t r • • h a.veral prepare4 aaucea
lntridlenta that are con· tom atoea or canned avaUable.
liata on the food labels to
fln,d out wblcb product
beat auill your oeeda
OTllD i'ACTO&&-
Theae Include ah ape.
texture. color. and nutri·
UooaJ vaJue -aU are
thJn1a you need to eon· 1. alder. Labels help tA> an • J
extent, but eicperieoce 1 o·
wlUt dilteient brand• n
1ive1 Ute most saU.fac·
tory resulta. talned ln lbe can. Jar. ltallan·llyle tomaloe~ Read the lngredlenl boxorba1. ~~~~~~~~-'-~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~-~~-.-~
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NEW!
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It's gonna be
a great day.I~
A bigger box of Rice Krispies!
Plenty for breakfast Plenty for making
Marshmallow.Treats at HalbNeen parties.
\_
NowitTe wortd's ontrtalRtng ceroot c-~
In a big 16·ounce size. That gives you plenty
for breakfqst. with plenty left over for making
Marshmallow Treats for Halloween parties.
Just fotlow the no·bake recipe below.
• RICI ICRISPIES ~TREATS
l4 cuP moigonne
, poolcoge ('Kl oz. ObOul 4'0) l9QUIOt morsl'lmOllows
oc 4 cups mlnloua monttmollows
5 CUPS l(BJ.QGG'S• QICf l<Q1SPES .. CMK>I
Melt magorlne In large saucepan ove< low heat .
N:Jd morshmallOwS and stir until metted and weu
blended. Remove from heot. Add Ri c e Krlsples
08f901. Stfr d well coated. Press mlxttre f!Nerti/ into geosect 13 x 9 x 2·1nch pon. Coot completely.
Vlekt: 24 squoies. 2 x 2 Inches •
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Soybean CUrd
So1bHD nrd. or W.. ..... et fat. but H formtd. Tb• e_u-"91 .. 1
.. tM Cld11u c:aU lt. 11 t l • • • a • • u e ._ a,.nl la ~ually ~fleh4m
a ••• Item to maDJ eakhma. •• All npert ln 1uUate, but <'an alto be
CalllonUm, "' lta UM nutrtticm, Ho bM ...,..._. vlne1ar or ma1nnham •u ftnt NCCll'ded more for • _ _. ol "an la aalt. Look tor t.olU made
tUa a.•,..,. qo hr• nulritiOll protrame for with caldum aulfate. inc &M llaa o,.nut, ln the tldldJ. Mcauee St aen .....
Clabaa. valuabl., tQu r ce of To fU ti b t ~ti tn TOPU II made by _calcium In your d!el. calc:hun and pr«el.n, low bolUq the Juice pressed q D cld!nM how to tern
ln cabiel ud tat, ud from eoybeau, addin1 a tofu abouldn 't be a pro
tc>Gtainl DO ~rol c:urdllac 11ent, and al bl~m It can oo , u1e1d
The nulriUoaal value, ·lowla1 the mlxture to cook d, 11 a comple -
eomblned with the re-set at (VOID •moentW'I ment to main dlahea, or
latlvely low co1t of until a aoft ~ul'd la uncoolu!d. W!Ch deuerta
about 10 ceau a poad,
makH totu a wtle addJ-
Uoo to_,...., meal.
TH
Tofu
U4l 11 a anaek. accord·
la1 to Ho. She 1uc1eat1
tbeaeuaet: •SUc:..t or cubed, tofu
CH be added to IOUPI or
brolba. quick fried wlth
vt1etable1, au~h 11
anow peu, m~m•
and water cbeatnull, or
ltlrv~ with nsh:poultry
ore11dlaba.
•Mixed with pickled
kohlrabi, m1Dced on!ons
or cbopped ahrlmp. the
curd beeoma a aalad.
..
is Good ·NUtrition Buy
•Eaten wltllout ad-
dltln1, to1u become• a
1ood snack food.
' •Addin1 1u11r or orup makea a tofu
deasert.
Ho cautions that tofu
haa already been cooked
tn the p~e11tn1 and
therefore should not be
heated for more than
three to f(>ur minutes
when it la added to bot
food . Th e curd Is
toutbened wben It ls
-
cooked for a lon11r
Ume, or 11 tt '4 cooked at
a hl1b beat.
Tofu is pacllaf ed ln
one pound b ock1
wrapped ln pluUc with
a amall amount of
water. Since It ls a
blgbly perlabable pro-
duct, It mual be uaed
within three· days of
purchase.
If only a portion is
used If. a time, the rest
should be lmmened .in
,water and the water
Chanced ~Pr•· serve the neu and
protect the curd from
breakin1. Freeain&
chan1e• tbe amoot~~
creamy eonalatency or
freab tofu lnto.J coarse.
apo.,gy texture that
aome people prefer.
"Durine the tbouaandl
of years ol lts e:liltence,
tofu has become an im-
portant staple in lll&ny
Oriental diets. second
•
only to rice," Ho MJI.
,"Tbe Influence of U..
Oriental populaUoa ta
tbe United 8tate1 1au
bffn c:ndlt.9cl wltb Uie
lncreued clemADcl for
tllia IO)'beu product."
Wltb it• v1r1atmt1
and bl1b Dutrltlonal
value, tofu 11 a food
worth a try, and wttb the
high CGll of meatl. could
be an important aupple·
ment · to tbe American
diet.
"One ....... o1 totu-
b &1 u much protein.
iron and thiamin •• a servlna ol milk, yet only
batr tbe calories a nd
fat," aaya Genevieve
Ho, bome economist ln
the Lal Anlela olflce of
Univenity ol c.JHornla
Cooperadve Extlnaloa.
"Compared to a ham-
bu r 1er patty, a four
ounce serving of tofu
has a third of the
calories, a fifth of the
ann1 ersa·
Planiied .:
Overs
Better -
Idea
When a meal is over
at your house, do you
have leftovers ... or,
"planned-overs?"
Leftovers occur when
you end up with loo
much food after a me41.
Many times the left·
·overs are conveniently
tucked away on t h e
refrigerator shelves and
soon forgotten. That's
when leftovers become
rood losses which cost
you money.
Pl anned -overs are
also foods left after a
meal.
So what's the di f
ferencc bf!twcen left
overs Hnd planne d
overs"
PLA NNED-OVERS
are foods left over on
purpose. They are foods
you bave plans for.
For instance, meat ..
and vegetables remain-
ing after a meal are
items that you can plan
to put in a casserole or
soup later on that week.
TO HELP stretch your
shrinking food dollars.
do you buy and prepare
foods that can be used in
different ways?
The re a re en~lcs s
way s yo u can b e
creative with planned
overs.
Try using· planned
overs to jazz up family
favorite recipes ... you
may end up with more
than one good recipe as
a result.
Here are some Ideas
for using planned over'
meats. and poultry:
•Casseroles
• Spaghetti Sauce
•Stir-Fry Dishes
~Fried Rice
•Tacos
• Enchiladas • Meat or Poultry Pie
•Soups
• Sandwiches
•Salads
Nothing seems to
work up an appetite or a
thirs t faster than
armchair rooting for ,
your favorite team. Why
not quench your thirst
and satisfy your hunger
by keeping a bowl of
chilled. refreshing table
grapes nearby? Easy to
eat, with no muss or
fuss, table grapes are
definite winners in the
snaclt food league .
••• - -lltextcarr Chicken 1
perfect for a change-of-'
pace picnic. Wash 2-3
pouads chicken legs and
. wLD1s;,, shake off ex~u
water. Dip c&.lcken in 1
cup milk and place' a
few pieces ata time ln a
lar•e plastic bac filled
wilb coating mixture of
1 pactqe (ly, ounce)
taco seaaoalng mix and
~ cup flne dry 'bread
crumbs. Shake to coat
tborou1bly. Bake in
1rea1ed pan al 350
dl1ree1 for 45 to 10
minutes, turDinc Mveral•
times. Serves four to ax. , ,
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SC OUN
-1QUOR PRICES
I I
Ill JUm H , 1t71, MAllR USIR SUSlllD UQUOI
PltCIS 1 s % '° 25 % AND MAlln IASln MAS ......
Ta.D LOW DISCOUNT PllCIS Oii UQUOl IYR SllKl.
YOl'U f-SUSlllD PllCU TlllOUGMOUT Tiii Dmll
UllOI DIPAITMJNT. MOii TllU JUST A FEW ADYO-
l1SID SPKIALS ••• ltG SAYINGS ON TOUI ravoem ......
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FOOD • ~.OctObef 1 7.1~ OAiL Y PtLOT C9
.
Po~".ltoes P~pular With Idaho Basques
I •'l'Oll 800S eomW.... o1 •uhtd 8a14•Palta&oCMMtOle l treen p e pper. ollvea 2 tablespoons grated per. onJon and 1arUc; potat oes o v tr •-P.._.,.._..,_ pota&oee ud ubba1 · u1ln1 lnatant Idaho 1eeded anchUctd 1 can <8 ounces> Parmesan cheese cook tlll tender. Add vegetables. Sprinkle
1 r--ar ...,_.\ht All of_... Jll'9Y• ~at muhedpotatoet. ~ cupiUcedonion wboletomatoet • Prepare __ mashed ollvea, tomatoes with U· with Panneaaa ebeeM.
IU.O.--.ef ...... '61 , ... ,.tato, ••ra.apa 1\14 eup1 prepared 1 clov• iarUc , \.\teaapoonaalt polltoea accordin1 to quid, tall.I. batll and Ptaceunderbl'oUer2to baldM ,... ...... II alllo •oA U.aa aay ot•er lnatant Idaho mHbtd minced v '4 teHpoon drled packa1e direction for ore1ano. l:)lmmer un· 5 mfnutea t111 r1bt1y
, ... •••• •f •a•J ••l•l•W• .... • un potato. leaf buU 2 V• cupa, and lu~ep covered for s minutes. browned. Serves 8. Good 8 M•• ...... "'--1· lverul....-a. I tablnpoona olive "" cup coaruly '4 teHpoon dried warm. Heat olive oU in Turn into l'la quart with a dry, whJte wine,
crated,......_...... at Here ft··· Ndpe tor oll chopped pitted ripe lealorecano aklllet. Add 1reen. pep-c •••erole . Spoon wellcbflled. tlaetun~t.M--.,. ~r:B~iiiP.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiii;:7~::7 ~~=:.=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiijjiiiiiiiij;jij~~~!1!~~:7ifiiii~iiiiii~it.f~f-:=:~~---~F=.:~ ... .,,""iiii~~~i::=::~::=Ti u.:•1::='.::°:~ E 7CW'ftMfMM1.n~::iSft' ·:--~:-wz.-.rnr!IJX&'l:·t"-~·cs~: ~S)~-Wl'In:mt!ru:tJ~.~iS~ ~~sr;w-mmsxmn,:ri?~fS1i
to tlala cou•tr7 .... ti' I ,_~o-ffotO.W (l)Oo..11~ ··1 ,,~ lllnC011pon0001H0tO...ll),,o, \bot ¥:,, 'Ir, lhl\CowponGoocHot0,,.(1)801 Caf\ ¥. t 'E:> lh~C011ponGoodfOf ~('l lo1 '°" -~I ~l•••ed to a&a1 oal7 I c~ l••ar• ••• C -=11 '.~ Mn. Wr .... '1 2-9 C i:~ 11 I fo Mn. Wrl ... 'a ~ ~! l I rt. T••• ..... s C -:l I :A -.oqla to make I Q ..... "AA" ~ tlri 1:.:1 ..... h•r -t1 1 I ~ C•..e!i ... C tj l r;:; Te•.._ ... er l r -~ ~':; I . ..... .-... ~· -7J I : ...... . . . . .... e']1I · I : ........ . . . . . Cu Cl t I ~ -...... . . . . ... c'] I
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has tM lereell ew ...
traU. of 8MQw la CM
United Statel. ·
For centuries, tbe
Ba1que1 ba v~ be ea
wltho11t a homelaad.
Livln1 in border pro· -----------------
vi ncea of Spain and
France, \bey h•ve had
to a dapt 4> their sur-
rou ndin11. wbicb ln·
eluded tbe local cuiaine.
In Idaho, this meant
basia.1 the diet in part
· on those large ov•I
potatoes with russet skin
for which the state is
famous and which are
good in many other
forms besides baked.
Actually , potatoes
were .ac>thing new to the
Basques. One of their
mainstays in Europe is
garbure, a heavy cab-
bage and potato soup
fl a vored with preserved
goose. I 'm told that
potatoes are almost as
esseoUaJ to garbure as
the cabbage and goose
fat.
S INCE settling in
Idaho the Basque colony
bas come up with some
ideas or its own on the
potato. One specialty is
Basque potato casserole,
~ a-side .dish.. that _com·
bines green peppers,
onion, garlic, olives and
tomatoes with a
mas hed-potato topping
s p r i n k· l e d w i t h
Parmesan cheese.
An Irish friend who
bas spent some Ume in
Idaho tells me the Bas·
quea have aJao acquired
a 1011.dneu Jor coJcan-
non, an lrtab·la.pjred
t1%Food.
Price
Hike
Exected
·Forl979
By DON KENDALL .. ,. ,.,,., """'' WASHINGTON -Ex·
I O·llt. * Regular
Ground
....
USDA Choice Beef
Top Sirloin
Steak
....
I USDA! .... ......_ _ _,
@~ lhofce Bttl
CIMMk ... rt •lits . . ·-• 1 s• •USDA Choice Beel lb.
Cro••RlltRoast
$219 \ISDA Choice Bui Chuck lb:
9eef Flank Steak
USDA Cho1te Beel lb $27'
Beef Rib Roast
USDA Choice Beel
Lorge End lb•$249
Sn/,•u,1r G r1·11t IJu_l ... !
Ila • ,•;a, , . ", ...... ' •·'-..! Farmer Jobn Por" ~./'
c .... ...,s1y1e•11ts
Fresh Pork loin lb.• 1 ••
Pork Loin Cit.ops . $ ••
Center Cut lb I . .
Sirloin Pork Roast
Fresh Paik loin lb '$139
Whole Pork Loin
$129 Bulk Cul & Wrapped lb
Saft•\Ht} Gmlfffhlul' ... !
Sllced Meats 1 0 , 5 7 c Sld•le11 Fr~nlll . lb 9 8 c
Safeway lhin-7 Va""''"' Pkg Sotl}woy Meat P.._9
5
'
c Sliced aacon p1 ~b9 99c
~molo. o llomo •
••rrltos I 0 (II
Softwoy 3 Vor11tt1es Pkg
Mayon•al1e
Creamy SmootFI
32-oz
Jor
l)~ Scotch Buy
White Flour
A ll Purpose
Blue Bonnet
Margarine
Ouor1ers
1-lb.
Cor1on
Scotch Buy
To•ato,ulce
2 46oz $I ~ illi6,.,,.
Co,,s •
Lucerne
Cottage Cheese
F~~~~~r 6 9c ~ P1n1 t;J~ ~ Corton
H•l. liflG •OlUMf\
cept for the sharp in ·
creases early this year,
grocer y prices have
been a moderating in·
fJuence on ·the nation's
general inflation spiral,
in the view of the
Agr iculture Depart·
ment's chief economist.
But Howard W. Hjort
s ays food prices will1
continue to rise ne xt
year, although possibly
~t a slower pace than in
1979. Also, he said, re·
C•rell HaM $279
&ontlO\·s-Kure Moster lb SJ 1'1Jlb
MHle Slsslers , , 01
Hormel Po1k Sou,oqc ~"""" Pk9 $1 19 YOUNG RIADIRS
Seafood 'ef N •tfon!O
T•rbot f Hlets
_..... ............ --..... NA TURI Ll8RA•Y
Gn!Pnlond
Fre\h F101t'n
or Oelrosted lb • 1 ••
tailers are beginning to ~=======================:.. pass alon& to consumers
price declines at the
farm, particularly for
beef and pork.
Hjort's comments
were at a news con-,
ference following a 1
Labor Department re·
port that retaH food
prices were unchanged
in Ausmt from July, on
the average.
AL TBO\JGH the na·
Uoa'a lnf'lallon rat.e "re·
majns at an· wiaccepta·
ble level ... tt would be
considerably · b i1her
were lt not tor the
performance of food
prices" in the last six
moatba, Hjort said.
.. Groeery atore prices
bave decliDed at an an·
Dual rate of 2 percent
11ne.1-1t May," be .-aid. .. p ..... bl tbe rest of the
economy baft increated at an __. rate of 15.4
~·· pe Hjort. Mid fttai1 food
prieet tbll ,ear an •till
eapec&M to avera••
about 11 perant biper .._ ta im. a foreeut
••d• prevlou1ly bJ
USDA. and ..:.r-J .:.,JeU
Safeway PICK-OF-THE-CROP!,
.Bancinas
..
Foney Ouohty
ldeol For Your
l unch Box
C •• llflow• er lerlder lealu•e ServeH01
. Topped.,rw11h Hollonclo1te Sovt•
•o•alae Letl•ce .~~~~~.
Crisp Celery Ft•~t:'~!:-.:';,~, ... s ............... Or~~~:ind
•lower ....... , •. ,,=~h~~,
Dellclous
Apples
c
'"· 59c
•Och 3sc
bvnch 39c
12.0• 99c ""11
... ,h • , ••
c
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YOLUMI 1 . 99c THI SIA o .. ,,
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A llMI SWING DANCS WW be MW froe t
p.m. co 1 a .m. l"ride.y, Od, 11, at UMt Cota.a
Meta MOON Lodi apouorecl by tbe Women"
Cultural B«mefit
Four euJtural groups -Designinf
Women, Newport Harbor Art Museum
Council, Friends of SCR and Orange Coun-ty Philharmonic Society -are sponsoring
a gala fWld-raiser at the Nov. 2 opening of
Saks Fifth Avenue's South Coast Plaza Store. Among· cultural programs ~o benefit
Rome Tour
Fav ~ home!:I plus the Beach Boys' 55-foot
yacht will ~ showri durmg the Corona del
Mar H1gh School PTA home Lour Oct. 29.
JoAnne Rogers. Deborah Ebert and Dar-
Singles'
Calendar
CARTIER'S will hold a TGIF party al 6 p.m
Friday, Oct . 19, m Newport Bellch. lnforma·
Lion : Tiffany, 641-0496
SELF CENTER will sponsor a discussion on
"Communication. Talking and Listening" at 8
p.m. Friday, Oct. 19, in Orange. Also, a dis ·
cussion Lilied .. Beauty or Beast: An Either /Or
Proposition?" al 7 p.m. Monday, Oct. 22. in
Oranee Both programs are part or the Gay
Services Division. lnformat.Jon. Bob, 997-9600.
SINGLES GOURMET DINING CLUB wiU have
a party Tuesday. Oct. 23, in Newport Beach. Jn·
formation: 631-5133.
SAFARI SJNGlES is sponsoring a discussion on
Cen_tral Americ~ at 8 p.m. F'riday, Oct. 19, in
lrvme. Information: Kathleen,833-1594.
ORANGE COAST SINGLES will have a cham·
pagne brunch al 12:30 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 21, in
Huntington Beach. Information: 645-3988.
BALBOA SIU CLUB will have a TGlF al 6 p.m. ~rlday, Oct 19, in Newport Be ach. ln!orma· . t1on: Wayne,645-7979.
Sing_lea ~, appetm on Wednelda111 in tM
Octl11 Pilot. /Cerru to be c~ f M pubQcal£on m Smpl~• Calndar •hould be aent to: Single• CoWftdor,
[)ajlll PUoc, P.O. 8oz l560, Com Me.a, Calif. 921826.
tb• Moote. Jnfotm•Uon: AndrH LHter, .-... oraa.tm
PtJ•PIUN CAKVJNG CONTt:l'I' will be1l.n at 1
is tbe Philha rmonic Mu.sic Festival in
whic h artists s uch a s Maureen West,
above, perform for area residents. For in-
formation. call Nora Lehman at 675-0707.
· Jean Tandowsky at 673-7046 or Catherine
Thyen at 979-1658:
r ell Eberl (,fr om le ft I gather in th ~
Ebe rt's ShorecLi ff ho me to be opened for
the tour. For information, contact Lois
Jacobs at 640·8146
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Club. Brlnl your own ear•l•I and
martu. tooll and deeor..U... ~:
Unda ffall. -..m.
EVENING OP OPB8A ,,_..,..ec1 by tbe Opera
IA•I• ol t.aauna Beaeb = at • p.m.,
Saturday, Oct. 21, at t.be El -~~ ~~
Caplstnno wttb cocktalll dbmer' -.-o .....
E.trav.,wa" lbow. Tiet.ii aad rMervatioo:
Breoda Turner, -.a.12. ~
8APS AWA&SJ!fm IEllJNd nml Tuleda_y •
Oet. 21, throqb Friday, Oet. •· at Cal State
Fullerton Women'• Center. lnformaUoo:
713·2414.
''WOllEN AS ltQVAUI" worbboP wlll be beld from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturda.J, Oct . ._ at the
Central <>ranee County YWCA, Oraftle. llail re·
gi1tratiom ($15): Darla WUllama. 115'72 Enin
Lane. Santa Ana.
v ALLEY AST A(1Cl'ION apclDllOl'ed b7 Oranae
County Adoptive Parents AuodatioG bel1ns at
7 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 20, at ro-taln Valley
Community Center. 10300 Slater Ave. Adml.asion
$2. •
BA18ClJTS FOa CllAIUTY beneftt witb pro-
ceeds to severely handicapped wlll be held Oct.
Art A~tion
Irvine Ebell 9 1ub will hold an art auction
at "2 p.m. Saturda). Oct 20. at the lrvme
Harvest Fest ival. Checking items to be
sold are, from left. Gen~v1eve Moir and
Marian Oatley. For information . ca ll
Irene Iverson at 551-2537 or Bernice
Sherwood at SS L-5198
[ Horoscope· )
Tbarsday, October 18
'By SYDNEY OMAaJl
ARtES <Mar. 21-Apr. 19): New a pproach
necessary -the tried-and-true falls short of
mark. Know it, imprint style, pioneer a pro·
cedure . Leo, Aquarius persons fi gure in
scenario. Delays, apparent setbacks are tem-
porary -you are "building a case."
TAVRUS (Apr. 20-May 20)-: Study Aries
message -maintain steady, moderate pace.
Check information provided by dependent, co-
worker. one who shares your interests. Your
position is strengthened as result or "hidden al·
lies." Emphasis on teacblng, learning, making
contacts whlch aid in creating secure base.
GEMlNl (May 21-June 10). Good Moon
aspect coincides now with increased activity,
experimentation. special reports, setUing dif-
ferences with re la tives. Another Gemini, a
Virgo and a Sagittarial) figure prominently.
CANCER (.June 21-July 22): Slick to
familiar ground. Be franJt and factual. Get to
heart or matters, be finished with superficial
material. Someone is t.elllng you what you want
to l)e8f. Key is to heed counsel Of one who pro.
viaes slralgbt-rrom-shoulder informaUon .
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Powers of analysis
surge to forefront. You decipher clues and come
up with complete story. You wiU be acUve,
busy-telephones ring, mail contains special an-
nouncements, visitors, news of relatives.
VlllGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22 ). Accent on ac
qutsitions, home decorating, purchase ol luxury
items, sales of art objects. Taurus, Libra,
Scorpio na t ives fi g ure promine ntly B~
diplomatic. not weak · ,
LIBRA !Sept 23-0ct 22> Cycle high-
circumstances turn in your favor. Know 1t. be
direct, confident and act in independent man-
ner. Pisces, Virgo and the number 7 figure pro: minently.
SCORPIO <Oct. 23·Nov 21 I: Secrets are u -
ch anged. Pressures exist Tests. challenges
grab spotlight. Capricorn, Cancer individuals
play key roles. Get vtew oC ooe who currently
m ay lack general approvaJ. ·
SAGl'ITARIUS <Nov. 22-Dec. 21 ) · Em·
phasis oo wishes, romance, personal desires, re-
s ults or business investments. Finish wbal yOll
sta rt, be "In tough" with the media.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22.Jan. 19>: Promotion,
outlet ror creative energies, chance for romance
-these are emphasized. Leo, Aqwuiua natives
play featured roles. Cycle is such that you gain
support or those ln positions of authority.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20·Feb. 18): Lunar aspect
hi}lhllgbts special publication. communication,
pursuit of educational project. Intuition Oas bes
on target-follow through on hunch.
PICES (Feb. 19-Mar. 20>: Obtain hint
from Aquarius message. Money quest.ion Is
answered. You could have reason t.o celebrate.
Expand horizons, perceive potential.
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Beach. Event 1ponaored by J'lnanclal A•·
•latanee f~ lnde~t Rebabllltatioa. Ap· poiatmeat.a: IG..-it or 84'1·911.
p.LAGUNA cAaD PA8TY wlU. proe.-cta to
Dautbterl ol American Jlevolution ~ with
noon luncbeon Tbunday..t.. Oct. 18, ·~
Nei&bborbood CoaireaaUGnal \..11\&l'Cb, St. Ana •
Drive and ~re StrMt. Table reMrVaU., <•12>: •-.:s. . •
TBEATBa llllTOaY TALK by Jeanne Capey . Mo~ and her brother, James, la Ht for 10
a .m .. Tuesday, Oct. 23, at llra. Giibert
Fer1wacm's home on Balboa Island. Eveol
I~ by Newport Bettb Priendl ol tk Lt brary. Information: Dorothea Sheely~ 5'8-MSO. . ,..
OllTOBEaPEST PARTV and ftna1 race lo the
Women'a Ocean Racine Series will be held Fri·
day and Saturday, Oct. 1.9 and 20, al Bahl•
Corinthian Yacht Club.
0C PLATE COU.ECTOas meet Sunday, Oct
21, at 1 p.m. at Anaheim Cultural Arts Aaaocia-
Uon facility. Information: Catberlne Allen ~136. .
HUP(TINGTON AllT AUCTION begins at 7 p.m .
Friday, Oct. 19, al Huntlngtoo Beach Woman's ~lubbouse, Q> 10th Sl., spooaored by Hunt-1~gton Beach Junior Woman's Club. lnforma-!!,!>,,n: Diana Matthews. 964-Sl.86or Emily Jungers: / ~-6349.
HIGH SCHOOL &EUNION party for 1949
graduates of Huntington Park High School
begins at 7 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 20, at Dis-
neyland Hotel. Reservations ($2S per person):
Mrs. Sandy Harrison, ,13906 Reva St., Cerritos.
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Why The Precision Haircut
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after. come to Command Pert ormance where we
specialize In the preci~ion haircut.
Precision haircutting Is our technique for cut~
tlnQ the hair in harmony with the way it grows. So j
as 1t grows. it doesn't lose Its shape. And because.
the hair ls cut to fall naturally, you don't have to
keep Jussing w ith 11. Usually a shake of the headl
does it. ' l •
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' RX>D I ANN b\NBERS w.oi~. Ootober t7, t979 DAILY PILOT CJ l
~A•• l..•••en
Soyhea'ns &ood Protein Food
Wbetber you aN an avowed v.,etarian or Just a HNf\11 lbopper, aoybeana can ftU Uie
nffd for adequat. protein in lbe human diet.
Dry aoybeana contain 1 Ya tilMI as mucb proteln
H other dry bean.1, but alto contain eleven tJmea u much fat.
MoDitomig Depres;ed
Persons is Difficult
Tbo protein contains all the esaeoUal amlno
aelda that the body requires but cannot
manufacture by U.aelf -essential amino acids
muat come from food
WhUe tbe fat content of soybeans la 1U1b.
It lt Important to note that lt iJ compoMd of
POlyunaatW'at.ed fatty acids compaUble with •
low cholesterol dJet.
GaEEN SOYBEANS are available in fresh
form in some areas of the country. and in cans
almost everywhere. They are prepared similar-
ly to other beans, popped rrom tbe pods and
DEAR ANN LANOtRS Some Um aao you
prtalecl a MU.er rrom a reader whoH wtfe had
OD'd oo pWa. Hi was C\lri<>&.m becau.st the doc
l9J' wbo wu treatin.a her knew she was un5tabJc
aJ>d bad bouta wj fJJ melancholia
Now I read that £1vis Pre&le>. the day
before he died, received 690 tablets and 20 cubic
centimeters of Uqwd up~. downers and pain
. killers. The cause ol death was officially at·
lrtbuted to a heart attack
Malpractice charges are being brought
acainst the doctor But what good will that do
now that Elvts is dead'!
The Shelby County medical examiner still
insists that Elvis' deatti was not drug-related
Does thla make. any sense to you 7 Please reply
-and while you are at it. will you please.tell
your readers how this sort of thmg can be pre·
vented in the future? How do we protect sick.
~epressed people who are on medicatJon from
,..~king too many of those blasted drugs? -
:-lJEARTSICK IN TENNESSEE ·
~: DEAJl TENNESSEE: I do not wish to com·
r.lllleat • •lecal use llaat is still in UUgatJon, but
:lite a.'bject ls of grave importance and your Jet·
·fer gives m~ an opportunity to publldie some
: aluable laformation. ·
• • Tbe quullty of medJcatlon you described in •
-f»•r ldaer ft mind-boggling. It cou.Jd ldU several
fleOple if &a.ken au at once. Moreover, depressed
flertonalJlies on medication are extre mely di(·
ficaJt to moaitor because often they plan &heir
· su.kldes carefully, secretly slashing a rew pills
from every batch. Over a period of time, a lethal
dose can be accumulated. Patienls c~lsoobtain
duplitate prescriptions from severia octors al
different pharmacies. ·
I agne, however, that something st be
done to Impress on physicians the dange lo·
volved when they fill out prescriptions at
make it possible for a patient to have in
possession a large numbe#-ot pills. Perhaps re
adJng yoo.r letter will remind them to be more
careful. I llope so.
DEAR ANN LANDE""RS: Thumbs down on
you ror your stupid reply to the young man who
was dating a brilliant law student who had ever ·
ything. including a moustache
You suggested she shouJd have 1t llleached
or rtmoved by elcclrotysi.a. Wby'!' Are looks placed in boiling salted water to cook until
THAT 1 rt t• w Id b · tb tender. about 10 to 20 minutes. Canned soybeans ~ an ou you ave ttveo e may be substituted for lima beans if called for ~;ime ad cc IJ he had u cleft palate? Ln 8 recipe. ·
Jf • woman 1s brltebt and charming, a man bhould be able tQ look beyond her moustache Ory soybean! need to be picked over to r~-
oand see the beauty of her mind and spirit. _ movt tbe discolored, cracked. or sbriveJed
ANOTHER HAIRY TERR y beans. Soak in four times the amount of water
DEAll TE8aY: Sorry, dear, but moat meo , -to beans. That means use 1 cup of beans to 4
cH see beuer U.u tbey cu &.MU. A. gtrl wbo cups ol water to get 2~ cu:ps or cooked beans.
laldea a beautlfuf ml•d and aplrlt uder a Soak beam overnight, or boil for 2 minutes and
moutac:k miles the &reuare but more cW· remove from beat and let stand for 1 hour. Or if
rtclllt tJtu It oupt to be. Tbe advice a&aadB. you prefer. boil for 2 minutes and refrigerate
DEAR ANN LANDERS. I need an answer overnight. Then simmer, covered, in the soak·
to this so my family can see it. It has been the ing water for 2 to 3 hours, or until the beans are
cause of several e'motional-upsets lately_ tender. Add water , if necessary, durin&,,cooting.
If a woman is completely deaf in one ear, A good cook's trick to reduce foaming is to
would it make her voice louder? My husband add a teaspoon of salad 011 lo the cooking water.
and children insist that I a m yelling all the time Cooked soybeans may be sJ..ored for about 1
when it seems to me that 1 am speaking in a week in the refrigerator.
normal tone or voice. What can you tell us about SOybeans can also be sprouted at home and ,
ttus? OIL CITY, PA. added to salads and 'cooked dishes. Soak beans
• DEA.11 OIL:' Because you have only 50 per· overnight in water, rinse beans well and place
cent bearta& you are probabJy speaking mqre 1n a one-quart jar with holes punched into the
loudly Utu you realise. nus ls not ucommon hd. Set the Jar on its side .. Use ~ cup dry beans
among tbe bard-of-hearing. Try to modulate • to get 2 cups of sprouts. Rinse the beans several
your voice, dear. <And they could go a lJttle times a day. bemg careful to then drain lhe ex-
easieron the criticism, too.) ress water out to prevent the formallon of mold.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: May I sound off, The sprouts will be 2 to 3 inches long in 3 to 5 as you have permitted so many others to do? Jt . days. Remove the root ends before using. Once wi~I surely reduce my blopd pressure by several sprouted. you may keep them-crisp by stonng points. in a plastic bag with 3 damp paper towel tucked
Thank heavens that degrading phrase. "just inside and tightly scaled. then placed in Lhe
a housewife,·· has been laid to rest. Un crisper of the refrigerator
fortunately, it bas been replaced with another tag that is just as condescending. Leading IT IS DIFFICULT to' use ~oy flour a lone for
feminists assure us that "it is quite all right to baking, but several; tablespoons of soy flour
choose homemaking INSTEAD of a career " may be substituted for a ll-purpose nour in a re
When will these bubblebeads learn that · cipe with good results. Be stire to sur soy flour
homemaltinJ( IS a career ? Please .. Ann, ask well before measuring, as al tends to pack down
them to say. "Many women choose full-time between usmgs Also, since soy flour helps to
homemaking instead of a COMM ERCIAL brown your baked goods more quickly. you mi1y
career .. Thanks for your help. -IRKED IN have to shorten the baking time of your recipe
IOWA Those who are interested in increasing the
DEAR IOWA: OK, you've bad your chance amount of soybean in their diet, may purchase
to sound off, but don't be surprised if the ear· soy grits that are coarsely ground. These are in
gratlag desipaUon persists. There·are u awful a defatted form and may be cooked Cor an ex·
lot of people wbo aren't golag to view ~ cellent high protein breakfast. following Jhe
bomemakiJlg as a career, no matter what yW\l,. directions on the package
Speftfd Die••
By June Roth
used ~bean curd for'extra protein. Fresh bean
curd " available in health food stores. It may
be stor~. COV•ted with Wltel' and tlcbtly COV·
ered wtth plastic wrap, and refri1erated. Be s~re to d1~e the water every uy and the curd
will remam. fresh for about 3 days. Bean curd is g~nerally diced and added to ve1et.able or meat
dishes to extend the flavor and protein ol!erin1.
Here are some recipes making good use or
sorbeans to show you bow to add this bitb pro-tean legum e to our diet.
BAKED SOYBEANS
2 cups dry soybeans
6cups water
2 teaspoons salt
"'2 cup chopped onion
1 clove garlic, minced rme
11• cup brown s ugar
1 teaspoon dry mustard v, cup molasses
P.lace spybeans. water, and one teaspoon of
salt. 10 a deep ketUe. Boil for 2 minutes. then
turn otr heat and let beans soak ror 1 hour. Heat
again, and simmer for 2 hours, Of until beans
are .tender Dr ain and r eserve ~ or tbe liquid. adding more water to the measuring cup if
needed. Plact! cooked soybeans in a 2..quar:t bak·
1ng dish: add remairung teaspoon of salt. onion.
garlic. brown sugar. mustard. and molasses.
Mix weJI Add reserved liquid and mix through.
Cover and bake in a 325-degrees oven ror 3
hours H desired. remove cover the last hour to
reduce liqwd and brown the top. Makes 6 serv·
in gs
STEWED TOMATOES AND SPROUTS
3 cups soybean sprouts
2 cups water, boiling
• 2 teaspoon salt
2 ti1ble5poons chopped oruon
2 tablespoons chopped green pepper
I stalk thinly sliced celery
2 cup!. diced tomatoes
I bay leaf
I was poon brown sugar
1 .. teaspoon dried basjl
Drop bean sprouLs in_to boiling salted water
and cook for 10 minutes. drain. Place onion,
green pepper. ~lery. tomatoes, bay lear, brown
sugar, and basil m a saucepan. Add 1;,. cup or
the drained soybean water and cover and ~ook
over low ht!at for 10 minutes. Re move bay leaf
Add dra.med sprouts and cook 5 minutes more
Makes 6 servmgs. and I say. But let's keep saying It. r Many vegetarians and Oriental cooks have
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'Pig Lady' Is Proud of H e r Title--.._.._.-
1 BRODHEAD. Wis . (AP> -Joyce I ~Uer says she.doesn't mind at all en people call her "the pig lady.''
e says il makes her proud.
MS;· Keller is not unfamiliar with ttae
subject. .
.. We've got~ phone in the ho• house and when I answer, my friends
always aak if I'm ln ~e hos ·house
again.'' she said. "They aµ call me
the pig lady and J'm proud. Last
night we were with the sows until 11
p.m . and_,e got two Utters."
:'Ma. Keller. ol naral Brodhead; was
>tie All at women who completed a '.M'ee~ay course on pig raising fOr
.vomen here Wednesday.
Like many or her fellow students.
Retire1ne nt H e lp Given-
S TAMFORD. Conn.
t ~P > Many people
who long for retirement
rind t h emse l ves
psy.cbologically un
prepared for the change
and too often suffer
Cr om an increase in
mental depression and
health disorde rs. says
the head of a company
retirement program
Feelings of idleness
and uselessness are
most commonly the pro·
blem. s ays William
Hayes. manager of the
Pitney Bowes Retire·
men t Administration
here.
In an effort to prepare
their employees for re-
tirement. the eompaoy
provides seminars on
health care. financial
management, legal
plan ning and altitude
adjustment
NOW THROUGH THE MONTH OF OCTOBER ONLY
YOUR FALL PERMANENT WAVE IS ONLY $25
Regularly $50.00! An opportunity for yoll to start the season
with a new shampoo. conditioning and finish for a
totally new look. A permanent wave that gives your hair
beauty that won't wilt, needs no set,
saves time and lasts. Style cuts at extra cost.
· Make your reservations today, please call 759-1211 . extension 260
• · Hairworks Salon
&U lLOCn -----·, ·wi ts.U IR~
NEWPORT (714) 759· 1211 . 10 dally Mon .· Tnurs.-Fri. till 9,
Tues.-Wed.·Sat. till 6. Sun. 12 tilt 5
I
•
G
5-lb., or larger, bag
with purchase of
·a 12-oz. package
of Nesti€ Semi-
sweet Real
Chocolate Morsels.
Next tame you bake a batch of delicious
Nestta Toll House' Cookies. let us save
you some money. We II give you SOC off
on a 5-lb .. or larger. bag ot Gold Medal·
Flour. with this coupan and purchase of a
12-oz. package of Nestla Semi-Sweet Real
Chocolate Morsels What better reason
could you have to bake a batch of del1c1ous
chocolaty. great-tasting Nestla Toll
House Cookies your whole family
will love?
But hurry ... this offer expires
Notember 15, 1979.
•
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on
r
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ALL PURPOSE
ENRICHED FLOUR
CD
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Hea lth & Beauty Aids
TMTIPASR '
~~~n 99c ....
wru K NASO TO '11f·
TDfU'' M llt • ~
F• YOU. WO TO -TO-.
TO OIOY ...... M Cllm, OI
comL
· Ground Lamb ...• 112!
l~an W(lt.tt·m r111i.C'd t·hwre lt~!lh lamh
• ·'
' FRESH!
WESTERI
RAISm!
lamb Chops = 137!
FrP..h honele~-. lwn Seratol(ll
lM:llC~·~~~---~--~--~·
" ·s...a '2'!:
Fresh fillets to bake, b roil or fry
Crab Lags ••••••• 121!
Meaty Alaska-'froien defrosted
Mahi Mah• •111 . I....... •
T ropical treat -frozen defrOl!IAld fillets
Halibut Steaks .• 147!
'\orthcm center cul.fl-·Froz. defrosted
Rex Sole ....... .S2't
Toothbrush CClGATl · •• 33~
Your chpi<'l' or medium or hard
Hair Spray =. ... 1124
u.s~o.A. 1z 11 a
CHOICE • • • • • • • • • • • • • . • • • • • • • ii Ba
F're-ih-pan r!adv
SWORDFISH $499,. STEAKS
9 oz Reg., Unscented, Hard-to-Hold < 'om1mre the qua lity ... ours tli fresh ... rt'ally fresh .. and from doml'sttr lamh. rntt-ed in t h1· Wl·~t ' Fret!h Center C'ut from icy Atlantic
W8lt',.._
Shampoo:. ..... SJ II
I:) oz. Norm al, dry, oily
Limb Chops t:' .. 132t
U.S.D.A. choicP -fresh We11tem lamb
Cabbage Rolls ..• &9c
Oven ready ... ~tuffed R 02. each
Liquor Dept.
LPanei.t J(rind heef not to exceed I!>"· fat
Ground Beef ;:~. 12'!
Lean l(round-Not to exceed 22'1 fat
Chopped Steaks •. 124!
Lamb Kabobs ...... s21!
Cuht•i. or loin cut -SkewerE«J I'( II/
Sliced Bacon •... '1 '!
El Rancho's thicker ··ranch 11tvlt.-'"
CIO .. POllT
IEVEIAGEWAIE
ITEM OF THE WEEK
::'. s10~·
Party S ize, Kentucky St raight UTll
&urhon
lBBlb Ch.II Watl:r: .. : ........ 1 l 7 I! .
Fresh-Domlltlt1cally r~1sed m the 1tolden Wellt •. Flavorful and quality you'll enJOV
Sausage r1 .. mu •. s1~• Bratwurst a ... s.sl!'
E l Rancho'~ own ... hot ,,r mild Pork. Veal seasoninit. No nit nte11
Hmn Shanks $MOU) 79~
Chuck Steak , ... st 2t
CentPr cut ..... l ' !"'! ll.A. Chmtflet>f
0-Bone Roast ... s 11! Meat Loaf .•...•. s11!
S~tcll ~ ..... :. s4•
Old Smug~ler, 86 proof
D elicatessen Mateus ••..•...•. s3••
Rose' or While-750 ML ::>
Frozen Food
West Pac French Cut
IDilli;Bliioo~j d;;~ ... :: .. :::·::·;l~ll .
Alwuvi-u fine valul' because it'i; l')(lneles!l-but douhly i.i• when it's F.1 Rarwho'i. lt•im . nav11rt11I
sucm
HUGHES 9 8 OZ. PKG.
IOT OI Bm
JULIENNE 6 sc BEANS .....
Sara Lee Cake .... 1221
SPARE SJlt RIBS . 1b
Smokt•d -Ea,,tt·rn Pork !wrw hot
llf I 11\d
1~1011si 49 ROAST ab
Chtll i< < UI ••• l ~ 11 ,\ t·holl(' ht d
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IOMlllSS RruI.D
IAYst 524!
( h1t1 k (lll 'h111tl1h f d o0 I h"IU
lwd
Salami lttJIS ••••••• gg e
Sandwich Loaf ..• 98 c ·
Hu~he-. hrand-/'1111 lolict-d
French cheese-23 1'1 oz. pkg.,
Waffles-..... 1s~ · Super Fresh Produce ,·A ~ 27.' Olive 'PIBYI ••••••• tae
Hu~hf" hnmd ~heed Roz.
A delicious hreakfat--14 oz. Pkg.
Orange ]uice .•.• 49c
Tree11weet-611z. concentrate can · . 'Pll".rrll"~~' ;~.'. :, ;,'.,· ..... • . I .
Pickle , l'IBTO •••••• 98 c
Luncheon smu •••• 98 c Corn ont£ coa ••••••• 99c Potatoes RUSSET •••• 14 ~ Tofu ............ 49c Carrots . · ........ 15 e H ~I • • hr,u d •I 1 1 d '"'
<:rt'cn (;1ant pkJ(. of 41.'llrS
<;:,
MACA•I 75c & CHEESE
Stouffers brand-12 oz. package
MINUTE MAID
l ' S l'o I prl'm1urn haktnl! i-11t-
·VALENCIA
ORANGES 2 5!
Sweet and .Juic~
0 J • $139 range . u1ce .......... .
No p reservatives or sugar added ..• 100"1> pure juice-64 oz. Chilled carton
Chunk Light Tuna .. 69c
Carnation in oil or water ... h i protein ln 61"1 oz:. can
·N~P.!!~!.~ice SPEAS HRM 64 oz. ••• s 15
•
Cat Food u~oz.a. •• 3Sc Preserves mMWIAIY ••
1159
Bril(ht Eyes 8880rted varieties S muckeni fo r lunches -32 oz. jar
Potato Clips :' .. age
Lays and Ruffiea for dip
Coffee Mate ..•. 1111
The non-dairy creamer-22 oz.
Imo Dressing ••.• 39c
8 oz. Non Dairy dressing
In 11ur Ont-nt11l .,11 t111n l'I "' l'k~
GREEN
CABBAGE 12!
-;.,1111 cri,.p headi.
DIT llTE or RC COi.A
y c:lllice 99 ~iter c
Nestle's Morsels ....... s 1"
Semi Swf't!t -12 oz P11ckege
Minute Rice •xes ...... 43c
7 01 R11> Rollllt. drum11tirk or fr1e<l
Prima Salsa ............. &sc
Huntt11\PBKhett1 sauce-t()I oz..~.•
}-n·"h l• lldt 1 .11111 • ro•f' l I •
SCOTT
AMERICAN SINGLES
HUGHES 1~°t $ • _.9 b dl sict "'-" •
proc. ct.est ..
Viva Towels.~ ....... 65c
You r cho1C"t> of t1et111(11er. ll880rled colora or pnn~
Cucumber Dressing s1 19
Kreft\ pourobledre mg -1601 bottle . ' Krispy Crackers 1
::. •• 59c :
nun~hmr "oltme-. in :<s ited or unsalted l . e Coca Cola rlo'z.~ns .• 1151 Sweet Pickles ... age ~
Thi.' pau-.e thot relreiihes-:..: R Bth, Del Monte Whole pickles-12111 ..
~ Kraft Caramels .. age Johnston'sYOlilrt 39C
.. 're..h from tho.I< rofi candy kllchen-14 Ol. A1-."t Roz. cup in da1rv ca1.e
Pop ·fart's KEUOGC'S •• &9c
As..,urtl!d varieties-I I 07.. pkg. GRAPE si 25 llTS .
~brMkf~fromPost--~
24 oz. -
Rug Fresh ••••••• s1 15 -Noodles QIOW ~ •••• &sc
Pl.LS.Y aft
T fl.OUR -~~ ,._
~ lh. ba~. Bleached or unbleached.
. '. 6, From Glamorene-lfi 1,1 oz.
Pricca in effect T hurs., Oct. 18 thru Wed .• Oct 24, 1979
From Chun King-5 uz. -• < Jprn Vally 8 ()()am to JO (J() pm Sunday 9:00 am to 9 Pft! N o sale to dealers. •• ·
ARCADIA PASADENA ' SOUTH PASADENA HUNTINGTON BEACH NEWPORT BEACH EASTBLUFF IRVINE LAGUNA HILLS
suntel aftd Huntington 320 W. Cok>redo Blvd. Fre •• t0nt end Hunl11t9toft Warner •net Al90nqu1n
fHarbour Mell I
21?1 N•wpo1t Blvo
!On the Pen1ns11t.1
2SSS £Htbtull Or Un1ver••tr •nd M•cllel•on 2>141 Moulton Perllw•r
Jft Ratteho Ceftter• If . or Otangegrov•I fSoutheaal cornet I t £H tbl111t Vtllag.-Center t tPa111 V1•w Ce nter , \Mo ultoft Perll••Y Plu e I
DOUBLE COUPON EVERY WEEK!
Nowt Ivery week at Hughes' El Rancho, ·when you redeem two manufacturer's
coupons, iu•t bring in one of ours with two of thein & we double your savings!
It'• that timple to add to the savings wheq you shop at Hughes' El Rancho. Another plua for Super Shoppers. Now, a few minutet apent leafing
throUlh the neTnpeper end your favorite magatines, result• in money earned ... Juat one of oon wlfJr '"'" ofthefn double• the value! And ...
you 1till enjoy the difference• at Huihes~ El Rancho • -
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MM>11Jt4c1U11i.-s coUPONs ~H.ut rwo se'.u"" I I z i Douii.iTHl-iALu11 ~-• Oft1mTWOu .. ac1-·1co••• I I •-•• •1.00 ..,.CllAll BeWnlD I
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I ~ '"' YMUI CCMlflOH ... rwo I I MAHUfACT\lllff S ~ -t'\1$~ COUf'OH 0000 oa , ....... OC1 ,. ... ,. I
NOf TO IHlUOt llff •llll l'lltt c:CMINM I OllllCROTMf VA\Ul~;:.TWS ~ • I l.••••••llKla' II. UICIO COWll1•••••~
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•• Tiie ••et llirl•tpl•c• on the Orange Coast
DAILY PILOT CLASSIFl·ED ADS
You. Can Sell It, Plnd .ft,
Tr•de n With a Want Ad ( 842 •5878 J .
JASt•• Clm. C..
&.0¥9.Y OCIAM Y11W! USO.too
Fee land and a perfect borne for a
coupJe. Bright rooms & each with a
view. Abo view ot ~autJful greenbelt
with trees. plants & long walks. 2
Large bedrooms. den. formal dining
Mn & 2 baths. Tennis t'b, pools. spas &
24.lbour security guarded gate.
WULIY M. TAnOI CO.. .HALTOIS
2111 S..JHQ I ... ~
~,..Wt'OI,..,..., rTT CIMTB. M.I. '44-49 I 0
COMI wmt us ... to Spyghw Hill;
enjoy the pride of ownership in this
elegant S bedroom, formal .dining
room & den home. Special features
include a luxurious pool. spa & canyon
view. Property ls within Newport
School District. Price reduced to
$439,500. ::::::::::::·()Clj-~-_. .... -0-MT_H_O_ME..... NEWPORT BUCH 759a11
-~ ..... etil ..... ...... cllecla .... ..
.., ... rwport ~ ,.. , ... ,,,. n..
DAILY PILOT .._,
....., far the first ..
c.rwct ......... .ty.
Redecioratlld 2 BR b6me
w/~al . pecky cedar
Inter .. new bath, etc --------Tremendous location &
nice Cl'l>t'g. Comer lot
widens the fantastic
water view. Dbl gar
W/eklc opener
$350.000
llATtMH
IMTlllST
MO 9UALIFYIMG
Owner will c arry
balance. Pmins~ Pt
A w.a• .. WUTCUflF-
JUST laMIC•
Catch these numbers : 4 bi_g
bedrooms: 3 fireplaces: 3 baths: 20x40
pool: 2600 sq . rt. single story floor
plan. Catch these features : Built-in
BBQ. new drapes: one bedroom with
e ntry an d bath : numerous
e ntertainme nt possibilities :
everything in immaculate condition ;.
the price is $279,500. That's a winner
in Westcliff.
UPl!lill()UI: li()Ml:S
REAL TORS·: 675·6000
2443 East Coast.Highway, Corona del Mar "
JACOBS REAL TY Beach house', 2 8 R & den' !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
90LP9"SDUAM
cmlbe7UUee w/a aweep-ills view ol the golf cne,
i• tbia exce_p,..!lonal 3
Bdrm. 2 ba CAtDdo. ~t coad as priced approx
9IOO below mrkt for a
qulck sale . Act now!
91'W:ll0.
675-6670
MIWUSTIM6 ~~~~~~~I SHA~~ a A Y
AlmS'T1CCHALIT 4 BR. 3 M , w/W/eocl
llACH +POOL IJl!lio. sa.epa t.o pool. apa.
Quaint J BR, 2 Ba. Lge sauna,' and \ennia. Woo 't
din. rm. <my fpJc. Walts ~:i~:1.ruov AT ~ g1aM views waterfall,
Kai pond tt Grecian pool. 64CM259
in Newport Shores.
Beach. pools ~ tenrus.
9!00.000.
~
COATS &WALLACE
REAL ESTATE . IN C Lush 1rounds . Foun· a/A~ I.aim. Wood. glass & n:llr· ror decor. Assume exist·
inc loan $582mo. OR, \LA n E A L T y I--.-.-..,.-....... ---av-,---------t terms. Mode l hom'e1~~n~~~~~~~I .....,_...aA. perfectiop. See today.1: Excellent investment, Call~BKR. NEED AN tive lo one or, rent both.
ALLSTATE
REALTOIJS
LIASl/Ol'TIOM
$50,000 DOWN
BeaWful 4 BR 2 Ba +
BIG Fam Rm. all new
kitchen as baths, only
$96,SOO. $800 mo. on
lea8e. Ruth Laltrie Rllr.
64&-GIO
INVESTMENT? Very prestig)ou.s beach area. Owner ia Cleltible Own your own apt. In aad will comider a large
Long Beach area. No 2nd. Just listed and
qualifying. O.W.C. 1st priced to sell ! Call IN HOUSE
RfSTAUIANT T.D. SZ9:fi00. 714-846-4102 6t6-(DJ3..
PllfESSIONAl F=~:.~Jme
Restaurant lis tings ocean resrtal. 3 blocks to
available. We will assist ocean. Permanent te·
you in making s ales pro-nants. Seller will pattern
jediooa & place you in financing l o buyers
the ngbl rest.au.rant loca· needs. call now 983-6787
tion. Call Tom Mesereau O"fN ·~ 9 ·"\iv. •o"' ""''
C'JIJ'bl l•lftll ~21. If yau're not readini the
FO~EST E
OLSON
•. I "' •••
··~-c-
IHYISTOIS
23IO eq ft pool home on bu&e lot ID prime Placen· U. area. A little fixing
will brtna big returns.
Priced to sell "u is" al
SlO'J.900. Call 751·3191.
MlwporfC....,. little ads in Cluaified,
· 640-5357 you're missing a lot of C::SELECT ~~~~~~~~I ~~~~~~~· T'PROPERTIES
HOMIS FOR VETS
S>HOllES· IODN.
831·5102 Bier.
I AM A FRIB«K. Y LITTLE
WE HAVE
SEVEltAL AME
IA YFIOHT HOMES
WITH PIH .. sur
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
.' 1 l Boy\odo· Or••• ~-B t>h (>161
F OREST E
OLSON
•• • t .. ..,
Huntington Beach
&ore+ Apt.
Commercial Condo + 3
bdrm.-l~ batb apt.
Located ln an ''Old ...... ....._ct.WDc
·~eeater la Hutla_... Beacb.
l'XJI' nlri..-ator box
im:le+d iD ..... Onb' 2 ,... Gld. .. ddll .... ual
;fl ::~.t IOdQ. cau
t2c:-e.MeMIWh
12 Sp9doua, 2 bt-garden .pa. + pool oo lee lot.
WW be 9.1 X IJ"06I at
cloee of escrow. Leas than N0.000 per unit. To
... ca1J 714 :834-9393.
OCVJROMT
$55,000!
PRICE REDUCTION
BALBOA deluxe duplex:
large 4 bdrm. & 3 bdrm.
unila, frplc. each: now
$115,000! Try installment
purcbue!
W.O.IGyProp.
RMlton * '75-70.0 *
EASTSIOI
HOMI AMO IHCOME
Larse 3 Bdrm bome in
,,_ Eaata>de local.loo. 1'wo l BR units add t.o In·
come. OWNER WILL
CARRY FINANCING.
11llia is a mmt aee at
850.000. For det&1Ja call
M).llSl
. ! .. HERITAGf
MlAlT•lR<,
AIAMKMID
•1.000 Watir&I for 90IDe ftxiaC,
prime EaaUlde, 2
bedrm. R·2 lot. Owner
dllloei ate! Call Ml-7171 Ii.' fiilii!M
. ..,
MIDOflB41'7
Then lhi.s IS for you. 2 BR
Condo wtalJ lbe goodies.
Prime Or1nge County
locatioo. Offered al onJy
s."16.000. 54().3666
REAL EITATE
CIE
110111 ILlllS CD.
OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE
MIW US~
FOttlVB YllW
Lovely One Story Modem Homt' Overlookln~
The Blue Pacific. Watch The Waves Roll Over The Rocks. Four Bedrooms Plus Den &
Hu~e Llvln~ Room . Full Security System.
One or Our F'lne11t Orterin1ts Call F'or
Appointmeftt. 5925.000
631-1800 G:r 111 DOVB DllYI --..... , .....
One Call Service
Fast Credit Approval
OCEAN VIEW S219.l)OO -4 bdrms.
hugging the cliffs above the Harbor,
approx. 3000 sq. fl. 3 baths. 3 decks,
just ~9.000.
WATERFRONT EXCITEMENT -
Pier and dock. excellent for -family
with live-in or in·law. spa. sauna and
exciting decor. $765.000.
FEE F UN lN BA Y SHOR ES -
Attractive 3 bdrm. European flair,
immac .. patio spa. nr beaches. asking
$385.000 (fee land).
GREAT GREENBRIER -2 bdrm.
picturesque golf course view. never
occupied and anxious, $220.000
B IG CANYON SETTING -Near golf
course and park. 4 bdrm. 2 frptces . 3
baths. sin~le s tory and charming
decor Many extras. $445.000
UPl!lill()l:JI: lif)Ml:S
REAL TORS'. 675 6000
2443 East Coast H1qhway. Corond dcl Mar
CUAMPUFF l..oc.Ated in a desirable
C.M.. area, 3 BR, 2 ba &
1Q> sq ft ol living area.
Highly upgraded &
features an assumable
S'TS.000 9~% loan. call
~2660.
C:::SELECT
T' PROPERTIES
•VETS•
UM Yow EIQibilty
NOW <NOOOWN
LOANS TO SJ 00.000
LOW INT RATE Let U!>
show you bow to qualify.
T Cl1k to Red Carpet
WeUsteft 754-1202 -------
S11PS TO HACH
$139.~00
Olarnung 3 bedrm, bnck
pauos. Lots or wood and
glas:; Pnvate commum·
l> Call now• 646·'1171 . . ~. . .. .. ,
.=','!r,.~0:~1 ••. mPSroa..cH [~lfitll
Owner anx 1ous and Newport Beach duplex. 4 _____ --
s1c.rif1cing this lovely bdrms up. 3 bdrms. --------home Clean as a wh1S· down, finest rent.al area
Ue! ! Futures 4 bedrm.s. Cole to sboppuig. Pnced
1 \la bath. 22 fl game It S212.SOO room. park like grounds 613-31163 642-2253 E ves
<¥fered at only $102..900.
call now iG-mt
()Pit• ht 0 •ti 'to •'°"" 11 N "-t •
[98111 associated
~ . ' . . . ..... . .
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«g C oldwell Banker
OMNI NOMI
.. UMmUITY , ..
Gor~eous gourmet kitchen with
cooking areas. framed by brick &
s urrounded bv M t>x i<'an tile
countertops. 5 Bdrms & 3 baths. for
$189.500.
Are You Serious About
a Real Estate Career?
tf SO -ioift H
fer mt Mfot11111I
c:Wwftlt .••
Dr.RCJRdy
McC4rdle
• Aandalt A. lllc:Cardta, Ptl.D.
~re91dent
THE AEAL £STATER$ -II vou have ever considered a career in real
estate sales or are now presently hoensed.
and would like to have your auest1ons
answered at an mlormal d1scuss1on with
Randy and some of THE REAL ESTATERS.
then call now for reservations Soace 1s
llm1led
2STORY
~ roof. 4 Bdrm, 211.
Ba . $133,500. Eastside Costa Men.
2•HOM1
Odee comer. R·2 zoned
lot. Room to build. .... ..,~ .......
Ma-7729 ~
MSIBLATI!! ,_. + IY ACUM
J ........ ...., kitchen.
f~mal llvinl room.
briek tplrc, RV acc:e.a,
......... free.Iona poool,
,_ BBQ. low malat.
IJ'(IUlldl. Reduced toonJy
... 9!50. CalJ for appt.
.,..nBI °''" ·~ 4. ,, ~ r(Jl'l 10" ,..., •
[91iilJll
..._,ISdsas-'o 1007 •••••••••••••••••••••••
MIAIMIW
3 STORY llACH conA•E
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 office.
CalLJot_day or evening showing,
673·8550 .
..................... ~;· CGIMluCoeof 751-6191
,...SULA POINT
A totally deluxe custom
home w1lh gourmet
IDtcben, balcony game
room and hill site jacui:d
in sumptuous master
bath. a1J abounding with
sotid oak appointments.
11iE BEST OF ''THE
POINT" for sat.GOO.
fll£ 11 OllllSHIP IES
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fw Mr::=. Acro11 ha ...... _..... Y• Wl't •one• .......... ,....0.. ..... ......
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....... $241 ........ 0...-..
......... I "
YOUI OWN TERMS
well, ahnos\ -owner wants out of
this bedrin pool home. ANu
loan and owner will help finance.
Call day or digbt, 673-8550.
PllSTIH-PllVACY
Bedroom, tri-level customized
townhouse. Towering trees and
bat>bling brook. Owner will belp
finance. Call day or night, ~·
llACM UNITS-Sllt,llO
Four units actually pays for ltlelf.
II 2 bedrms, corner lot and
umable loan. ~ day « nlQt,
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macnab / trvtne
realtg
• M1W Ofl'll ... l
Architectural elegance ~
breathtaking view from thls
spectacular h illtop home In
prestigious Cowan Heights.
Designed for grand-scale
entertaining or intimate gatherings
lt features 25' walls of 1lau ln
spacious family rm ; a
conversaUontmuslc rm w/fplc 6
wet bar; elegant formal parlor le
dlJltnl rm; muter suite w/spa • aauna le lower level aame rm -
terrace .& lovely pool area.
Unbelievable features le
appointments tbruout. $1,200,000.
Lynne Valentine w.aoo. CJ•>
642-1235 ' ..... . t01 Dover Orlve M«W V ... Ceftllr
ll'YIM et c.mtM,a.YaOey ~ 752-1414
Champagne &
~s d'Oeuvres
Oct.24, 1979
7:00 to 8:00 p.m.
Randy McCardle, • 9th gra(le drop·out.
hltchhlMd Into Costa Mesa 26 )"Mrt ago and
.._, In the reel estate business. The flrat few
~ wer'9 • atruggi. . . . From dnvlng a ,..,_,old c. and llvlno in a single car garage
to-.bll8hlng hia own buslneaa.
Hla ooms-ry, lliE REAL ESTATI:RS. 19 both
Wt known and well respected. LateJ. McCar·
die Mnt to COll9ge attending O.C.C., Chapman
r.oetege, Cal State l.ong Beach, 'USC and
Qlped It oft with a Ph.O.
In -...on to being the OWIW and founder of 1HE AfAl ESTAT£AS. Randy 19 a founder of
.. Cltmnt 119'* of Co.ta Mele. pl'Mid9nt of
T,._, Eeotow Inc., cot• lec:tu,.,-. authof. nllOnlt..,..., and ntWlpiipef COl~la\,
N b would Mke to but .,. ~ to attend .. mMilfnO, let ue know -Or If YoU would .. ........... ..,.,to you.~ ...
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Home. Liv nn. 22:122 ft
2 frplcs, oc:ea.o.n. ... .. ,.. . .....,
C.-.. Mtr IOU .......................
tor 'a duplH + 2 I;! rentals, pool.
• daarm. 1155.000.
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Man, f. 03, Ha. -Ot~r Longevity TiJM
OA&DDIA CAP) -._ dlie .w.-.,. clowa, Joe~a~ •
,..,. old. .. at .. ..... ,,...
••••• be'• pla7lq poker 11 -...c1u ... o1w....-.. lcmc•Ylty. l....Ullv•U...ota.er.,...
Mriptiom for .... lit•:
-Sma&e elPf 11 • ctaan • day.
-Drtu wlee wllb = meal, ol.. Uaree or rour
aad toelu dally.
-~au tor a whole year
oace •YVY 10 yn:n.
8....U, known ., Lucky Mlke
•round tbla town whe r e a.,.u-s ~er bu apawned a
1trln1 ol card parlon , aaya he
wu bona la Turkey in l816 aod
tmmtsrated to t.M United States ln 1903. But before be croued
tbe Atlantic, Luc k)' Mlh
teamed to p1-y poller tn Paris.
Hta tll"lt job off tbe boat was a• a blackamltb at a WH t
lnahouae plant ln Pennsylvania.
After a few years, be Sftys, be
moved to New York where ln
1921 be m a rried a forme r
Ziegfield Follies chorus &irl.
In 1926 Lucky Mike moved to
Palm Beach, Fla., and bo&lgbt a
conceaai<m for a barber abop,
tJlilor lbop and ciaar at.and at a
hotel and casino. He later ex·
paneled thNe laterest.I to include
>&her eatabliabmeota in lllew
Yor~ and Florida
WBDEVD RE Vteot, Luck)
lltke pq,yed pobr.
He'• made LoQa &deb b1I re·
aldence the tut 30 yeare. And
playtn1 poker, ~spe cially
lowbaD, la bow be spends bis
day. ·
"Look at my face," be said
after jumping to the floor from a
wobblin1 poker tJble to show hiJ spryness. "Not a wrinkle. I don't
bave my teeth .. any more but J
can eat anytbi.ae.J don't have to
chew. My eyesllbt ls good. I
don't have to bobble around with
a cane and J feel fine. It's a
mir acle."
POKER, CtOAAS, BOOZE
Gambler Joe B••Mtt
Lucky Mike says his sex ad·
vice is lhe real secret to long
life.
"You know how tired you feel
a ft er you 've been fooling
around? That shows it takes a
Jot out of you," he s aid. "But
after a year's rest, you feel like
d ynamite. You could kill a
bone. Beet thing tn t.he world fol'
you, and you have ni ne years to
make up for lost-ti me "
Lucky Mike wouldn 't say lf
this was a rest year in his cycle.
This Fault Dangerous
Mid U.S. Quake ?AJne Worse than California
ST. LOUIS CAP) -MenUon oJ
the ootorioua San 'ADdreu f.uft.
sparks W.ga of cracked earth,
trembling altyacrapers and the
dread that ha lf of California
may one day crumble into the
Pacific Ocean.
Mention of lhe New Madrid
f ault is likely to raise only
eyebrows and prompt puuled
looks.
Vet many scientists now con·
sider the New Madrid fault zone
-a five·alate region in the mid-
M isaissippi Valley -a s the na·
lion's most threatening earth·
quake belt
·A KASOa quake today i.a tbat
area would i.nflict up to 10 times
•the damage ol a similar lluake
along the San Andreu fault, ac·
<eordlna to recent atudies by
tei1molo1i1ta at St. Loula
University.
T h e fault r.ooe toucbee
eoutheaatem Miasourl, aoutbern
llllnola, western Kentucky and
Tenoeu ee and oortbeaetern
Artanau. Within a llSO·mile
radiUJ ol New Madrid, Mo., lie
the cities of St. LQ.uls, Meinpbis
a nd Na s h ville, Tenn .. a nd
Evansvllle, Ind., with a com·
bined metropolitan popul ation of
more than 4 miJUon .
It's here th<il American earth·
quake legend wai. born
Only a few pioneers and In-
dians inhabited lbe southeastern
Missouri Dootheel area in mid-
December 1811 when the most
severe earthqu~ke in U.S. his·
tory virtually swallowed the
village of New Madrid, Mo., and
leveled every build.in& wit.bin a
50,000·square·m.Ue area.
The Missl5sippi RI ver, tossed
from its bed and onto the
hillaldes, swept away entire
forest.a.
Th.e quake -actually a series
of a'boot 2,000 tremors -last·
toe more than three months
throughout the lower half of tbe
coatlnent.
Altbouah lt s truck before
meaaurtne devica were lDvenl·
Hole Card 19
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Oregon City Sells Potlwl~s
FALLS ClTY, Ore. <AP> -A lot of people chuckled when
this small town decided to "sell" lts potholes to sponsors and
use the proceeds to pave its pitted streets. But lt got results.
Already, 1 dozen people are tbe proud "owners" of fllled·ln
craten, and tbe publicity spurred county officials to pave the
main street.
Llk.e many financially pressed communities across the
country, Fallt City bas found Jtself with more potholes than
money to repair them. That's when the city council. came up
with lbe idea of selling the boles. After all, what better present
for the person who bas everything than a fi lled·in pothole?
C. aOY ZERNTBAUEa, the only surviving founder of the
Jantzen clotbin' manufacturin& concern, is the most recent
sponsor. He r~ one of the potholes for hla 93rd birthday.
-For '10, a bh1c-m.1Aded ci&Wm -or anyone else -receives
a certlllcate ~c_rlbln& tbe location of bis or her pothole, tbe
date the dty rui,.cs it and a pledae"that tbe mdpey wa• UJed only
for tblt pw'pON1 •
There la abo a "deluxe" model. Tor anotbel' tlO, the city
will Hiid you a color pbotosrapb of your patched pothole, com·
plete wtah your name apr.ay.pal.nt.d acrou it by the mayor.
~Nfu. POI& COUNTY'S road crew showed up a few weeu
a10, tbe mam atreet wu a collage of nuorncent oran.ce paint
aDd fnllll. bllcll blot.cbea.
Tbe ~ lltutioa II under eontrol now, at Jeut UDUl
wlnt.«'1 fretet..and·tbaw eyca bep uother auault on au..ta la tbll nortbeatena Orepa town ol about NO people.
If arar Jolla McGee 1911 1pomonhtpt bave broqbt bl tt•
IO far. "ft eGIU tlO tor a loed of aphalt, ao we wait unt.ll n
rai.M that muclll, 11t a load aDd to out aod fill u mlQ M we
cu,"Mtaid. l · McOee_1q1 tbe pOtboa. ultl ba.e ~t .-...r ~t,
too. "\ ~
PtaD1e lD Mt \OWi~ tbe foothllll of the Caecad.11 aue ... .,..... , Meat. sa11, t.Dd u . maror be
........... foci& ... ol •
•• at Inn tar .. i ... ,1a1n about tb• potbtl• ., ....
ed , acientists calcula te the 1811
quake would have reaistered
about 7.6 oo the Ricbt..er scale.
The Richter scale measures
ground motion as recorded on
seismographs. Every increase
of one number mean:. <i lt-nfold
increase in magnitude A 7 read·
iog is a ··ma1or" earthquake.
capable of widespread heavy
damage.
Today, scientists say evidence
Is mounting that another ma1or
quake could stnke the region at
any time. U so, the potential Joss
of life and property has grown
more t.h an a million times.
Sclenti&u say cities wouJd suf-
fe r devasta ting losses, If not
total destruction, in a quake as
severe u the &Teat quake of
1811.
DE8Pn'E THE hazards it pr•
unll. aurprl•lngly Uttle la
known abou& the New Mad.rid
aone , thought to be a syt1tem of
dt?eply buried faults which lri&·
ger frflq uent earthquake a ctivity
within a 250-mUe radiu.a ol New
Madrid.
The 7.6 Richter measurement
of the 1811 quake is less than the
8.5 reading in the UMW Alaska
quake or the .8.3 calculated for
the 1906 San Francisco quake.
But scientists say the New
Ma drid quake actually was
more severe th.an those because
of differences in lbe fault zones.
Sean-Thomas Morrtsaey. who
heads seismology research at
the university, explained the di!·
ference in potential destructive·
ness.
UNLIKE THE San Andreas
fault. parts oC which are exposed
at the earth'• surface, fault.a
within the New Madrid zone are
buried under 2,000 to 3,000 feet of
rive r sediment, he said. This al·
lows a quake's shock waves to
travel much farther and with far
greater force than in Callfo.rnla.
Wit.h a network of about 30 seis·
mologlcal stations throughout
the New Madrid area, M'bnissey
and bis team of 10 have recorded
more than 800 earthquakes -
abOut ·nve a week -since they
began recording in 1974. Moel
were too amaU to have been felt
by area resident.a.
The New Madrid fault zone
runa routhJy trom tbe v!clnlt.y ol Carmi, Ill., aoatbweat to the
vlclnlty ol Trwnaon, Ark., a dia-
tance ol about 175 mUea. Tbe
·moat active part ol the ·~•ttm lt
tbou•bt to be ln the lUllOUri
Bootb"l ·area alone tbt Mi•·
li11lppl River. ·
ID&NTlrYING taulta lt • primary 1oal of aei1mlc rt·
aearcb. Tbe.y provide • ktJ to
eventually ~orec11Un• earth·
qualre1, w"iela occur wb•D
lenaioa bM ... mo•tnc pu1I al
&lat •...U.'t cl'Ult beeome1 too 1nat and II ewM-~ ,....._.
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f.fle toll••lft9 "'"" I~ "'"9 Dof\l-\M•
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1'110"7·1111 c;••t• Owner waou
......... IOIO altMle.Sl•.•nrm.
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.....,.. Worid. Oate 14 _ _ HOM£~
Puoramk view. 3rd
floor. Villa Nueva, 2br llDW.O>utRw)I, NB
2ba. 581-88'71 A/C. aft ·645-6646
5 8R. ZBA ho m e.
approx LS )'C•l'll old
1225.000 with 1137.00b
a11iJurnable lit at ~
Owner will cnr y
2nd •
HSI' Nl:J' rrrr O.-.-• • -.. a.• 1Aillell property I.a C.ta + ...... ~ DD.
........ J mlllloa. ·~~ owe.--: 111·m2
on all ea~b .
OWner/bwlder. ~/0, eoLD ..
IWb' Pilot, 441. No. Pa. ODYSSIY
P.O. Boa IMO, Co•t• Haw tbt followlq • a
MIN.CA... ... ~ bi ( .. t
D ~ 1/ arowtnl OCEANSIDE a..,. 1100 e.o. Co.> 2 bib. from
....................... be9ch. i.-••., ....... .... TrMt, ••• ......... ,,.. ..
tJ.n • ... -. 1044
How abolat a bdrm.
llrilh deo, Oft the 11th
IJ'WQ, Uqll.l1lleJy UP· arMed. wltb alr .... d Heurlly Oltem, for
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Cul&am kit approx. 108tl.
OD 1olf course. #$
Deel wood. Prtn. Only.
151-0717
. 4MIWUMm = 1ililfliwl8lf'l ... lif~""'l-.~11 1'.bal. YO'I eu set 11nt lb\lall.a • _. rtpu oa., near ma bl ffit.t>' bulU:aie C.tock brobr1 ..... fd.ite bub) district ol l1 ....
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SlW,080 --·--$110,000 ....................... IYOWI• ..._ 1 ..._ J b&. wl&Jl 9'15 2 br condu Wood
t lr111pl1u. ncloud = :1;f;{ Model ~ IO)sm' R-2 Ui· A/I. --· '
r:' -c..::r:::...ru:: 141.-00. HDlclay . =.=::a.:; ~nD· ~ ....... .
MWOllcwS:Sl.zlO ...... , .. w .. t Be Ow perfe<.; b&tellll 2MtY4/58dnu,3bat.U~ wlth thb 2 bedroom
• ftll111fl fam rm. C11»le pool By home. Coun.y•rd ~ntry.
-... OWMr' m.1a' formaJ dlom1. doubl\l ~S13CAMPU5Da·IRV1.C£ Jr. EMc. 3 -+ l "9. PoOJ. _ - -bnclt ftrepla1.-e In lw1111i1 • dwa.. tl.300 mu at _,.... .1026 room and den. bu.ill ln W,..leecli IO• ~. Mr. "ood. s.:M-4100 ·-··••••••••••••••••• 'Wd.bar. BreaJl.fast •rea •••••••••••••••••••••••
orto-ll70 M.AAIMITA 2 brick and redwood ii--------· J.c ~Mesa Vertie S pectacular hilltop palios. Sprlnklen 4 ..-.... homes. 2012·3206 sq. ft. commuo.111 1y p00l11. Much ,_..,, Low down. low in· Oose to Marina. Se,lva more. $1 t2,000 · HK R
a.er.t. lmmed. OCCUl>llJ\· Rd •. CaJI Cal1558-MS1 cy. WW coos1der lseiop • e La Pnma
t a o n . $ l 2 9 . 9 o o . vera sis.ooo to S24S.OOO. 9111 • .aai. °"'1tJr/Af!..BiU l!.3H~7 ~--3540;~81dr 11 ~
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MEW LISTING MEW DUPUX WOOOlllDGE
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•• ti "-~ £1 Nll\Ml 3br,
D ,000. Cuatom Realty BLUFFS BESI' BUY 'M0-9T1'7
Maiell Yl9fo I 067 aer. ma. pool, great toe.
1127.000. ~141 •••••••••••••••••••••••
By Owner. Fioist.era con-BEST CONl>!l BUY lN
do. end unit. view. lake, BLUFFS Sl>lil level. 2br.
gol{coune le mt.as. 2 Br 2 .u.ched &ar on beaut
Ba, frplc, upgrade plush ereenbefl. PllAS poof. J.:IY
carpet & tile, lo down. Owner. $121.SOO. 2301 VJ.S·
will cairy 2nd. 979-6422 or ta Htaeru 5"-e829.
~ 21961 Redondela EASTaUfif TWNHSI Ul'u&.214 3 BR 2 ba. By owntr.
3 Br. 2 ba. upgraded.
view. 4 yrs old. New
crpts. $98,900. 830-'4949
eves
1069 •••••••••••••••••••••••
$142,500. 759·0920 or
213/723·7101 Terry
Harris.
OCEAN YIEW!!
Assume 9.6% nace 4 bd, 3
ba. owe $3S.QOO 2nd
Patrick. 63J.J.266
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Sp9cioUI -4 Bdrm home
with mapi.licent view. ~ acre lot wtU: potential
for horses Md pool. Huae
sunny eo\l.ntry kitchen and wse liVUlg room.
perfect for entertaining.
Be1t value 1n CQwan
flei.&hU' '208.500.
don osen
: t·a.& l t ,, r~
1m1 E. lTrHST.
TUS11N 731·3111
Olllt-a..&llW. •••••••••••••••••••••••
1100
*'50,000 -~~.Jac842-7411 ~ to1etf::·O::
..._,,..,..., 2000 J . F . Tecke r Co .
-••••••••••••••••••••• ___ 7_14_1_421M __ 722 __ _
If UMITS Excel.., Npt Reh loca·
Uon. 2 bib rrom Hoag
fbJ>ital. All well main·
tained. Price redl.ICed to
$719,900. •Owner has
purdaaled new property
&la ready to go.
IASTSIOI
Dlrliq duplex ll.2.S.000.
IMZ-2510or MMMS
l•UHITS
COSTAMISA
Two 11 uoit properties. 2
yn new. Best local.ion in
town . Gara1es &
separate meters. Buy I
or both S774.500each.
David Bourke, Realtor
5*9960
:mJW. Coast Hwy, NB I~ ~= 645-6~6 2100 ------'----...................... .
BY OW N E R · L a k e small spnnkJered In·
Elsioott. S bach uruts, + du1tri a I Bui Id in gs , Prime £. Side location. Oceanv1ew. walk to bch. 3 Br $120,000
38r, l~Ba, call oow 1400sJfea.$206,500 SBrllSS.000 AIL 6.'ll-Oa6 Prin only. 339'Tl Malaaa. Sun 2-Spm. 642-0l !2, ., .... ,,,,,.., Joan C, Agt. 496-M97 .,....._,'
New Modular. Type
Homes, pvt community,
2 bcbs, 24 hr security.
sub.felting OK From
$39,900. Treasur11 Island
Mobile Home Pk. 30801
So. Cst Hwy, Laguna
Beach. R..M P (714 )
49&-3S79 Redhill ~&alty
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.··.·.·.··.·.··.·.·.··.·.·.·.··.·.·.·•.•11 2 br house. Sl ,075 mo in· Tustin. Agt. 498-0257 come. 1148.000. zo•µ dn. • _._ £--r-'--2200
MISAD&MAR
This highly upgraded
family home features 3
Bdnns. plus den, blln
kitchen w1microwave.
rear yard decking. and is
within wallung distance
to all schools. parks and
tennis courts . Cal I
StS-•for more details
N.it•:v.n., 1034 •••••••••••••••••••••••
FOaEYOU
This [ 'If. ow wwnfiouse
oCfer.:. country club U v-
ing, pool, jac., tennis &
more. An immac e nd Wl·
It W/neW Crpts & drps.
Good assumable loan.
BAL.BOA ISLAND
REALTY
673-8700 ~-'~ HERITAGE
REALTORS LO COST HOMES
--liiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii91 BRK.R 543-4088
2 Bdrm rondo.-2Y~~ld~ HMfwwJm:•acJt 1040
close to beach, $85,000. •••••••••••••••• ••• • • • •
646-11~ IY THE SEA
----Must see this near new 4 LO COST HOMES bedrm, 21"'2 ba. with lge
BRKR 5434088 famnn&formal dm rm.
HOUSE IEA-UTIFUL -Pm Place.Inc 842· 7461
IYOWHEI
SBr, 2'r;Ba. form. D.R.,
F.R. Low maint. yd. Nr.
park, school. tennis. &
beach $139.500. 968-6966.
LANDMARK
You'U love the all new
kit c h e n . bltn s.
microwave, D/W ; over·
s ized fami ly room
w/brick fplc. J ust wart·
ang for famJly hospitah·
ty. Quiet street. $96.500.
Ruth Laurie, Rltr
6t&-OIO. with pool Ii s pa , 3
bedrms, 2 baths. family ;.;;;;;.;.;;;.;.;.~;;;;;I area .. Nice front & rear
yard. ATIINTJOH
IMYISTOIS Park Place,loc.842-7461
Possible future com· BY OWNER 5 bdrm, pool
ll8'CMI ... aa ULia sharp • spa Mqnolia/ Adams a 8*ID lllome. For mon f'rtn only Sln.SOO. Call l•formaUbo, call -..8GO aft IPm wltdya,
-.-. wbdl anytime
· -f ." HERITAGE
Rf.AL TORS
4 II + POOL
Slot,IOO ~~~~~~~~~ Slmp, So. HD bome on. t.iee priv11te cul-de.ac 83/,/o·l.oml lot. Take over 1st + 2nd Available ~~.'67,000. Payable
Uae )'Our present home •REProt.s.-.U
equity to take over 8'l4~ 963-131'7
loan, takeover payments I~~~~~~~~~ oo 3 bedroom Westside 1 •
home. Dining area. coun· CloM to beech!
ti)' kitchen, large family 3 br. 2 ba. loft .
room with fireplace. C-21Agt.964--4370
HEATED POOL witb jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~---· deck patio. Don 'l miss!
$99,750. BKR. Ca ll
540-1m
TlllEl. -·
119Gre••ook s BR + den + Family
Rm+ Formal dining +3
car garage + 2 patios +
balcony and o ther
amenities. Asking only
SlJS.000.
sconaEALTY
51'-7533
91/t'/o Loan
Reduced to
Sel
Ulle your present home
equity to take over 9Y.a% io.n. takeover payments
oD 3 bedroom Mesa
Verde home. Dining area. new appliances in
kitchen. Decorative
penellnC Handy storage
lioft in tbe garaae. Patio.
RY access. Hurry!
$92,900. BKR. Call
stD-1130
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MADCIMIS
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befor" publtr11l1on,
l'XCt•pl for Sunduy " Mond.iy tA11lioM when
d"adltn<' 1!' Saturday. 12
noon
CU.SW.
IMULATIOMS
P.R RORS Adver tisers ~hould ehttlr their ads daily &< report errorJ
Im med1alt'ly TH t:
DAIL V PILOT IWIUmts llobtl1ly for the first
lncorrt'ct 111..wrtlon oaly.
CANCEl..1..1\TIONS
Whtn lulling an ad ~
sure lo make • ~ of lht! .Kll.L NUMBER
given you by your ad laller as ~pt of your
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advertiser In e11e of 11 dispute.
• I
MOltTHWOODS
PARK PLACE 4:e. 4 bd .. ram rm • & borJus rm. A/C, great as-
sumable loan. $165.000.
Call Fred G 1 b so n .
B-9400
....... -.yLot
673-6634 ---
OCEAN +
CAHYOH VIEW!!
$1,520,000. Brand new.
magnificent, one·of·a ·
klDd! Elec. gate. pvt.
road. Tenrus e<>urt. pool.
jac .. wme cellar'. sauna.
WALNUT Cl'\U •RE g Y m n as 1 u m . s e c. ~ ~ system. billiard rm. 2 Bd. Condo. $72,900. libr"'ru. maid qtrs .• hnoe Hurry on UUs one• -J .... fh.-'C!Gibsoo 631.1.266 bdrms ~ more. 6000 · sq.ft •' Pnnc only Call l:~;z~1~ Patrick,6311.266
REALTORS_ l:i#Z~I~
IDITAGE PARK REALTORS
STOP
This is ~~ttaut1ful THE WORLD
33n VIA LIDO. N.B .
f'IY&SUP
With 3 bdrms .. 2 baths.
allJor less than $250.000
S1VS TO lliCH
'1MCOME"
Spacious duplex rn
Newport's rinest rental
area Both units 4 bdrms
Steps lo band. Won "t last
~nu
ReaJ Estate
•MO QUALlfYIMG • Only $10,000. take over
fantastic option on 3 BR
exec. home. Won't last
Owner 54i-0210 P1an 4 Broadmoor to be llERE"S A PLACE TO
found ! 3 b edroo m GET OFF & see the ~~~~~~~·---•_-_•_•_-
t.ownhome. 2 levels. 2Y> value m tlus stnking con·
baths. family room, temporary home with
formal d ining r oom . low rooflines & detailed
Hi g hl y upgraded architecture of wood .
carpets, drapes. Jeyelors stucco & Palos Verdes
.tr valances, centraJ. air stone Sprawling 4 BO &
conditioning, covered DEN floor plan serviced
patio .tr decorator b Y 3 8 A T H S . ~ri.... y t I R E C E N T L Y iob:i::!: o.P"~S5Af~ REDECORATED ), is
SUNlJ.5. ltUDmn. =~ f!:!!f it~~=
IACk IAY ESTAn
Pvt 2.8 acre estate w lg
house. 2 guest houses. 16
stall horse barn. huge
riding rink. pvt ofc, a
groom's room. rnagnlfi· cem view of the Back
Bay. lush landscaping
abounds. Contact Jam Flanders agt. (114)
TSZ· 110'1 dya~ (114 l s.sm ev•. wknda.
WATaFIOMT
Extra lge comer duplex
in xlnt cond Moonng
avaJJ. Spectacular view.
Appl. only 1695.000
Cote Realty
& l nn·~tmttnl
640-5777
OWNE.R SAC HJ FIC E
Beallt new duplex 2 st)
High beam t•ellrngs
Custom & upg rades
$279.900 Ter m!> Nego
751·2442
ASSUMAILE •
Nt'wporl lf e11tht ~
Remodel 3 bd . 2 ba
Best boy at $159.900
RXB
2 bd . 1 ba 1n t he
Heights. $110.000 Ca II
Rae Ja~. 631 1266
l:1;z~19
"'REALTORS
MOBlLEHOllllE
BU Y-S ELL· REN T
Fl.NANCE ...._.._.store
luifuuwwwHwC.....,.
CALL US 66 l·I 021
COSTA MESA
20wtde. adlts. spact' rent
$115 ISS355 l. $22.SOO
J&J 522-4080
.,1UJCE FOREST
Just IJstl!d 2 bt--.utlful
homes under SJ.5.000 ' 3•,
torJ A<.:. 238r. 2&. n1~1..':\I.
park in Orange Count.>
Cal l l od-.y '
IJP9646 Jl34!1 1 l:ikr
!m-3421
OPf:H HOU-SE
SAT /SUH 1-S PM.
700UdDP..t&Dr. # l
$37,500
COME BY and !>et'
Helene ~ she"ll show you a choice of
Mobile Homes in this
waterfront comm u mly
Pnced from '28.000 to
SJl.500.
owe. 496-2980. 831-2822 --.---
CDMDUPUX
3 Browner·s urut w1frplc & l Br l Ba wut. 9.,,,.,, as
sumable loan SIW.900
full price. e .PRESTIGE:
J HOME:~
3333W Coast llwy, NB
645-6646
•••••••••••••••••••••••
2.3 ACRE LOT
"9wpoW•ach
Horw ..... ,..,
Some back bay view.
fantastJc area for huge
ranch home + barn &
Stables. Call Jim lo1an
den '714 > 7S2-ll07 dys .
1714 ) 581 ·5787 eve!>,
wtcnds.
Pnme R·2 Lot Xlnl. locu
•
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1
tion. No. end Lagun<i
Be1tch. Lt:vel. 2 blks tu
ocean. 714--494"°'58. HEWPO«T IEACH
12 UMrTS .
I DOOR from OCEAN
Unbel.levably low LOW T1llPLEX LOT
PRICED at ~25.000 Prime location. com
OwnerwiUlrade. plete with plan!> for
WorWR.-1:.tat. triplex. Owner m<i y
""L7777 carry 2nd & subordinate •~~~~~-~·~~~-!to construction loan 191.000. CaJI 752·1920.
14 UHITSr-9.~ groas, a ll 2 ~~ 3 Br
w pool $600.000. E x
ceUent cood1bon. Owner
will help finance Prime
Ht.nin&Lon Beach area __ ,
'
(i)UAIL
PLACE
PtOHRTllS ..
10,. T1I l :JO ,.M.l
Down payment. OWC. HOMl'• .__ €\TIG€ tt1 t IDewi s I z.soo -WAn.tU-ffOl\'T
Low monthly payment.I. REALES1ATE 1.1·-&--~-~\ ..... ~ • 2400 .......................
e-;. .·. ,, Co astline with
OtTJ'STANDING VIZW OP SADDL EBACK
M OUNTAINS &
VALLEY BELOW.
Spaclo1ts livlna room
Cllpproa 2lft Jone) w lth
WOOD BEAMED
CEILING & CENTER
FIREPLACE SET JN WALLOF G~S. opens
to patio area. Ga.lley-
style kitchen W>lh builtin
Sbarp pent.house con· ~~~~~6~3~1~·1~4~00~~ domlnium. Easy qualify. r .
---------_lnl.-=-MM __ l.37_. B_k_r_. ___ NJ o... -._ Ttallerama. -••ooo Do Uc. •DW'lOS. Dbl wide
llDW~y.NB flOllLIA5a
' • ··I T •
i' 1 /000
IDTAIEPAll
TOWllHOME
Beautiful Broadmoor
Plan 3 Townhome.
Highly upgraded
~. drapes & cen·
lral air conditioning. 3
bedroom, 2 112 bath. 2
levels & family room.
OPEN SAT & SUN 12·5. 1 Montgomery As king
$106,000. '
NORTHWOOD!
RedlEed $7500.
4 Bedroom. family rm,
pool, spa & just reduced
$1500. Superbly up
graded home! Bu.ill in
china cabinet. French
v.ocxl windows. wet bar.
fireplace a nd muc h
much more! Woodcrest
tract io Northwood
Needs fast s ale. call LO·
day, 752-1700
011/J 111 O• r' •i '• 1' '• ;
[~lfi&~I
WDBGE 2br. 1 '12ba C.Ondo
2 carport s paces. By
Owner. t91.SOO. 833--0763
IHYESTORS
2 BR 1 Ba Smokelrff
twnbme. $25,000 down.
To wn:p SU,000 TD. at
~%.Seller w/carry re· maininJ equity in 2nd TD
for 3 years . Bkr .
780-9C501 ; 980-5580
LO COST HOMES
BRK.R 5"3-4088
IC CANYON
Spectacular loll coune
estate. eeoo aq.n.. 4 to e Bdrma. S.,.. baths. Pool
Mda1>&. l1 • .395.000.
111 ST AINES CO.
640-5711
ranse. oven, dishwasher I~~~~~~~~& laundry area with
washer , dryer <ALL
LESS THAN l YEAR
OLD >. opens to den I·
formal dining room This
better built home is hard
lll beat at only
SI 49.500 Fvn ,riu
CALJ.. ON THIS
ONE TODAY "
MISSION REAL TY
!l!SS.Cst Hwy, Laguna
l'hone 494.073 I
ASSUM 9' •'; 4br. ocean
vu. 20'/c dn. 0 . WC 2nd al
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
Charming spacious 2
story. 3 Bdrm. family,
dining room. large hvmg
room. Masters swte with
2 decks nnd spacious
mirrored baths Wa rms
..,,OOS, bnck and stone
Truly a decoralOrs de-
light For details call
540-t l.Sl
··~ HERITACE • • REALTORS
~$285 .000 Ownl~~~~~~~~~~~
Ca~
eontany
MONARCH IAY
Classy '4 Bedroom. 3'i'J
IUIPLACEAILE
DUl'LEX
4 ~drm. 2 bulh . 3
bednn. 2 balh. ocean & bay Vlew s:no.ooo
I
JONES
REAU Y 1-..C.
t \I Wt!
(714) 673-6210 I
bath bome on large lot 1---------
with pool! Quiet slreet.
short walk lo private
beach. This may be your
opportunity to get into
this exclusive communi·
ty for just $339,500.
•
rt_...., _,. 20x4S . $5900
4Br.2Ba.daninarm. Reoaaaaan c e M .P J .V.Co .. 631..-0 _.,.
LOWEST f'llCIO 4 79 c:rvwo Polnt. Ux40.
-.M IH H.a.t 1.Sr • lba, full s knting.
NEWPORTSHORES awnina.C.11 : S48-6tl-4
To be p&i.nted m "out. "78 Skyline. 12 'x u
Slepe to .beach, tenrus. sia.ooo. Call a.Iler 4 pool Soft "'Aler Only Sl22.900. Owner Ai;tent _ __5411_-33_13 _
646-47216
MEWPORT SHORES
NEW UsrtNG Salt air
paradise is yours with a
IJ.ttle help' 3 Bdrm!>. 2
bath charmer. with
pri vate entry. wood ce1I
1n gs and f1replat•e
Ready for your great de
coratmg. Wrll ..... sold
fast' S106.SOO
EXCLUSIVE
UJCIPAU
Rare lisUng. sought after
local.Jon i8 Goldenwest.
atxsz. central air. s m pet
OK. earthtone decor
SK~I >
Mobil. Holtlr Ston
554.7070
OHL Y SI 3,500
642-5200
• Gre.at home rn lovely
N.B adult park. close lo ocean Nice 2 Bdrm ex
pand 2 patios. yard.
car por t . pool . s p a .
bilhani rm Call
r
Pete Barrett-~alty ~glster 1 400ll7"
C.M.
LO COST HOMES _ ~
BRKR . 543-4088 6f1 INnh
s-a....• 1076 farW. llOO
••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
-tarbor Esl•lcs 4 bdr 2"'2
ba. panoramic ocean
view Sl69.000. 1 ... 96-184-0
1010 •••••••••••••••••••••••
------'----1 New 2 bed.room 2 baU! Foua UNfl'S.C..M. home. Mlaa100 Lake~
Neer new. s Br owners Country Club. Golf· ~ 2 b9, frpl. Z·car tamis-PoQI. BeautlfuUy
pr .. S.2Br.2tMl.umu. laadacaped, oo m ale·
TSL lnvstmta M2· llOI t.--ce yard. .., 01.lbbouse Rd. 11 DILUXI UNITS o.ert Hot Sprinp
PRlllE EASTSIDE. CM 2U-31a-2572
2 Bdnns each.
nt:ESJ' ARN ES CO.
~5711 ---
HEWPO«T IEACH
Duplexes on Pen in. & Nwpt Shrs avail All
a men1t 1es. Pre~ent ly
leased. Turn·key opera
lion Property m~mt
avAll. 675-4912, BK R
RENTAL
INCOME PROPERTY
From S39.900 Modular
Type Homes. 2'4 secunty
3 pvt beaches. pool &
pier Treasure lsle Pk.
Dl'll Pacific CRt Hwy.
Laguna ·s ch R M .P
(114 I 499-3579
DYNAMITE
4-PLEX
EZ Terms Only $15.000
down. Costa Mesa All 2
Bdrm.s. King srze lot.
WON'T LAST Ca II
anytime 24 hrs Agl.
541~
Under .-0.000 in Rancho Mirage .• 2Br 1 ~ Ba.
appl. aJJ xtra.s. 91'• 'JI: ~s
sum 714 /568-lS6S.
2br cabin. new carpet.
f Of'C(!(f air. needs c 11 rpe n.
try v.ork. SJO, 000. # 5 Sun
nyslope Smiley Park.
Running Spnngs. Wkndll
Sun till 4.
Leavmg area. Brand new
3br. 2ba. m walled lenn1~
complex. Greal Palm
Desert loc Sacn(1 1:t'
$9S,OOO 114 343·3115.
!'a-2132. 32:8·8892. ask for
Mrs. Monroe.
Olltofe..ty
... a,erly 2550 ........ , ...•..••..••.•
OUT Of Alli
Most desirable' Pen
th ouse Co ndo
w,panoram1c v iew of
Laite Murray Beautiful
'rounds. oHers pools.
tennis. golf course. rec.
facilities. SSS.000.
t..,.... Yi .. R.E ••
497-1761 ........ ,......
~ 2100 •••••••••••••••••••••••
..
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SPAClOUS l BEi> ROOM 3 Bdrm 2 ba. fplc, no pets. ,. ' t t •..-rt.-for Nr ldioola, A nil Nov.
........ 1e. Walk to ........ Z'N4.
.-eta Ad IWW. St00 8T.. JZJZ
pilr month lncl1tdln1 •••••••••••••••••••••••
ll~fs Qlndo. 3 BR Is den + a i.. io..11 ,,.._belt MUinl-Nr pool .... per
mo. Blu,AJ.1.800.
iditiel. 67Ua7l. HOMES FOR RENT OH WATll come. MeM 3 t 24 3 or 4 Br. Priced from Beaut 2 Bdrm & d en Laguna Niguel East 9 3br . CoroM dlt M.-3822 2 Ir, AcMh Oflly
••••••••••••••••••••••• $4a>$585. Fncd yard & Lge patio . v iew 2ba. air, )(Olf course ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jpoob
!Br Dplx, utJI pd, except garages , Fam1lie!. ~mu lse. l'res\lge view r.tdult s. no pets 2 Br. stove & refng. $475 Covered<·1arport
dee, $285 mo. + $150 re please. k1di. & pet ~ locaboo m> 770-21W ___ mu. mcl ut1l & garage 'patioaplb . BB(.l ,
fu.ndable sec dep'. Art welcome Call 964-2566 or Waterfront Homc!I ._._nh FurnesMd No pets 615·2665 or •elute to fwy:. & t>c·tu
Lamb64.5-72S3or968-337l 973-2971. Ail n_o_f_ee_.__ 631·1400 ~ ···-n14 812 7224 n''" t.o4hopp a ••••••• •••• •• •• • • • • • • • • -:.._ -·---w..,. , m,. LaiJ-a•Cldt 3141 t ...... •leoch 3240 SPYGLASS-Oceanv1ew . ...0.1.a.d 1706 2bdrm Dplx. lb». sundk. 17111 ~•••w~at
I Bedroom. I bath. yearl>
or mo S350 mo A.:t
673-6210 ----\' 1':.RSAJ LL.ES
PENTHOUSE
2 BR. 2 ba. lse. A.II amen.
inl'ld'd Frpk . Act.
Mane, 673-8705. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 48r, 11650 mo yrly ••••••••••••••••••••••• stove & refng ult mcl. at W.....-
3 t;:?~'e.~~~~;om 64.Wr76 W,Smo.~ 847•6064 Jr apt S37S.Lua ~rent. winler rental, JM beach, pool, 2 br. 2 ba. noki«»-peta. 499·3579 $411151A>S585. Fncd yard & BL\JFFS.JBr. 2Ba. pool. IAYROMT eo.t.Mno 3124 Hw111:9•••d• Venaille Condos. PCJOJ •
gara&ea . Families pet.ao. great toe.~ mo. Very large rplxd apl. 4 ••••••••••••••••••••••· 1~~~~~~~~~1 rec. fact. Nr. ,Ocean.
LUuna fantasy, 2 Br 2 please, kids & pets fi40.l14S Bdrm. a~ al.lD ry rm. LA MANCHA Ans t4'4M2 wkdaya."4-5a. Ii. beaUlifw ocean vu, welcome.CaU9M-2566or HIWPC>nSHOUS =~). w.!~;1'=~~ Larp, t,ui.3 bd 1arden SHA.RP. i.ach 1• 2 • 3 ~abda.
walk to Victoria Bcb, f73..2971.Act.nofee. aBR.Jba,yeuly,pool• $l200yrly.A&eot67S..3331 apt.a. Adult.a. Osbwhr, ~~~=~~=::,~ Qi&«. cool 2 w. pool•
flpk, parquet flr, much ~2 .... -f rm tennis priv'a. S775. ~~~~~~~~~ bltm. encl l•r. I•• bbq. _ .... t.... Adult.I. ao peta. more $7$0 mo. No ......... am. :.: Pool G Pd 771 Scott -fftal ebUdren/peU. Jan " . (tl52:5/mo). Plush _61Ul_· -· '5-"-,_or_S_7_5_4NI __ . --QiAIUllNO lBr. btt toe. no~.~ .;.. . 1.Rvely all 9dult, no pell. o.,..,. .... LIOt tab
2 .. _ ed ._ .. ,. _,....,, .. ; .._5111 l.2W Br apt.a. 6200 Ed· Sl. Nwpt H&a.14Z-1MO
llartlo. Dy1 833·BU3, CJ"Pta. ~ .,. c ar -wt.-...• •~ Bearn cellin11. patio, .__ HB ..... -u1 ~Ml..00. glw. S blka to ocean.. ~., aflClwn airy. $425.640-8146 2 Bdrm•. l batb apt. .._.. ,_...,. · Bachelor. utU. pajd. oo
W car lvt 1ar. f\llly :=:i::J::· ..... , J .. 3707 Adult.I. $175. mo. Ou llAQtWOODAn'S peta.900.
~'! .AVOld deposlll. &r
cut II vmg eapenus •
Profe111onal )ly sin ce
1971 HOUSIMATIS
m""lJ4
2 a-apt. util pct. pool ft
Jacuu1 . CcfM S2 $0.
~ocm.llCll
a.I lo ~ 3 br. 2 ~.
Balboa h . IUll5 mo. +
14. 111 June. tTJ..4211
M/F lo'..,_ J BA hie. 6
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walk t.o park• school.a. Great 1round1. $400. ---------2br.2be.llOOMoYrly ~Gncl'l~Hl WARNER/MAGNOLIA
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111-1400 Tri -plex 2br, 1 b a , Townhouse near Hoag Util pd. Prkg. $550 i>eu. FromS375.6'5-4074 ADULT & 'AMILY •br. 3ba, frplc, crps 6 smla. dwDtwn H.B. clH im sq. fl. at w per ft. ~~~~~~~~~! t375Mo.Patio. Sm. child. Hosp., 3 BR 2P,', Ba, faces wtnt.er. 303 E. Edgewater SICTIOHS drpl. 100 steps to om. 25 IA>beh. 5»-'734 Larte DOG part1Uooed
Beach House·2Br. lBa, No Pets. 962-4454, pool. Adult area. dbl Ol871·2866 Sharp, clean 2 BR. Iba. steps to .bay .$700110. hmrmmtewantedtos hr aulte.Teaaat.-puti.lsls
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, -•••••••••••••••••••• .,._.. . /F b I I ti Newport ac 5 est. ·.....u"'SEVlLLE" ameniUes " BR hme in CdM Pool •DIC. SUlftS• ..... _ .. -... .... a oo 101t a.s . II , spa, pa o, $1200 mo yrly lse • ......,. ~.lncld'cLS3Z5mo. . • n.. ff i --· v a bdrm. Near the beach. 1115.673-8817 · 2br w11ar. Adlta, new WATEl\FRONT 2 ea. 2 bdl, fplc. 1ar. l2SO mo . .,..liue o lee w /v ew. c:oune. 1500 IQ ft, 2 BR Laree yard quiet cul de 6'2-47S3wkdys CfJJC.1 •drpa. bllnll, fncd u.. -W t baw/view •pool. Poasi· Otl.ILMl1e.tT5-51tl Recep, cool. rm. aee'l I~ Ba condo SSSO. uc atreel. Close to Npt.Shores3br,2ba,new eo.t.Mna 1724 yd.waterpd.636-4120. iMI 111 1$ b&eboatalipavaU. tleO aerv. etc. O.C. toe. nr. -.m.a. schools6sbopping. Very carpet" paint. Walk lo ••••••••••••••••••••••• 26U"B .. Sant.aAn•SS50 IMOlWarneratEdwarda Luxury condo Newport airport. SJOO /up .
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,.. .... 5350
share ex-mes ol 2 week e w P 0 r l e a c aussions. and exrellcnl ""' Mortgage Firm h.a im· fringe be nefits . 1-:x ~y in Tahiti, Dec 22 lo mediate opening for ac-eel lent growth OP · Jan Sth. Call Barry -wi•-payable clerk ~~ · porturut1es for a person !rl9-1017 .._.....enced. Must tkpe with career ambitions
Energizing MASSAGE .., wpm .tr operate IO ey Call for apJ;JOintment
&bJames-Lic Masseur ~~uc b . Good co. n.--c...._t """~'ts & salary. For _...-.,--_Outc __ al_l_9-_l_t_. 4_94_·_5U__,,l _1 appt, call 640.4.58() exl • Daltrtllot
4m..E.O.E. 714-44Z.4321 MICHELLE'S
·~· UAM·2All . 835-3749
PRE GNANT? Caring,"
conlident.iaJ counsefin1 &
referral. Abort.Joo, adop-
tion "keeping.
APCARE .547-2563
~trita.A .... r S. El C•m.ino Real S..Oemente; f\iUy Uc: For Appc.. __ .,. •
cova••• •tlM771•
~ Hr<>uteall Service
•SHERI LEE•
Cert. llaaaeut4!
lbltec:alla by Appl
83Ml38
PRE LAW student needs
SZS.000. Will do anything
Legal. Confidentia l
DVll. P.O. Box 3242,
N. B. 91'.11663. .,.... ..
ELITE
ISCOllT SlaYICE .. s .... s
WINOYIDE
.......... Hrs
t7Z.ftCM 24 HltS uaz W 11th St. Santa Ana
MASSAGE
MUllMODaS
HCORTS
OUTCAU OML Y .,.,., .. " ....
Ul-2140
GOLDIN Giit&.
ACCOUMTIMG CLHIC
Experienced in accounts
receiva ble le 10 key.
Good telephone manner.
lh. 8:30 to S. !Ion. thr u
Fri. Please call for a ppt.
64$-7358
Accouuting
A/ICI. ..
Proireu lve property
m1mnt firm, loc In
lrvlDe la curreaUy seek.-ms aa iDdividuai wtu. lllDltal AIR bowleqe ·--~~.Sal open. tor -intervi.ew ..-. a.u n4-W. ll_!!_
AceouaUq Clerk. lull
lime, bolas 8-5, W /IOIDe
overtime. WW traln. but
m&.t be •bl• to operate LG-ltey adder . Call for
app t. U t ote m .
n~1102.
ACCOUMTING
TIM'OIARY
ASSIGMMIMTS
or .. 9• co .. ty 11
lo JJ!AMllO ...
wtf
We're
AOll-T MIKE"S accounlen~
There •re many new
flt'mll moving Into the
Ora nge County a rea
brin&in1 a bout an in-
creasing demand for ex·
perienced Accountin g
aod Data Processin g
personnel.
bt277
F.qual Opply Emplyr
ALTBATIOHS
Experienced a lteration
fiuens and table workers
fOI" new John Hogan High
Faahion store io Fasblon
lsJa.nd Center in Newport
Beacb. Call 644 · 7100
10amto4pm weekdays.
. ANALYST·AUDITOR
Sharp fi•ure. oriented
P9'9CJll &o review 6 pro.
ceu lmuraac. beaaflt
reports. WWe variety of ~ duties. Some ::=.:.~ Typta1 not required.
Great employer P•ld benellt p acll a&e 6
pleu.ant workin1 condl·
t.Jcins. For interview Call
D. Hammons. 833-831M.
AM~Sen-ice
PBX o perators for a telephone a ns wering
service experienced or
will train. Full lime or
part t:ame shifts availa·
ble. Days. afternoon
evenings or grave yard.
Must be able lo work
some weekends. Typinf
~ wpm. required. Man> co. benefits available
Pleue call Mon Fri.
Fasblon Island area
Cost.a Mesa area
Airport area
MJF
Ca 11 54J.4230
E.0 .E
APROPOS
Fashion Island
A Fin ~opeu1
Designer Boutique if
seek ln a assistant
man•ger it additiona
stall. Salary open. {NEED
{MONEY
I.Git: <>ranee l.Q&ht II cat. Lonely? Need to talk?
blue collar w /ta11 . Fon&A·Friend Club now
Woodbr ld1e a r e a . forming. -.3'41 for in-
SGli. fo. Male• FEMALE.
CPA'S .......
TaAccawt•s
COit Acea l•ts
Sr. Ace I ,..,. ....... ,.,.
C4I CtrOt 644-2652
APl'MANACER
• ClmlTMO NOil ..
W&WTD.._
147~ Arfta,.tb)'
C.-*-'-
.FOUND: Oct. 12, Sbelty •FOXY LA.DY *
sq>, between llapolla OUTCALL ONL y
a D d N e w I • D d 0 ff .,,. , , •• * o.rfie&d. H.B. M2·7441 ~ a aA.• 1------------f '"COi •ATlllUTY"
LOST: 9/14, II Go&d~n "()pmUfestyle"people
female, Retriever. slneerewann relationa
Balboa • Utb. N.B. Coupletc.U'1»08'7t
Reward. SH·51H or Siftllet call 750-0677
fD.ml Recmded 1111. any hr
t\cc 'L I ca.n.
W.Wry •l'O,.••··
II YoU are not aware of
the benefit.a of workin1
temporary -cive us a
call or vtltt • at OW' new
locadan. We wW be hap-
py to~ it. with you.
We are located in the:
For S.S units In, Cosh
MeH . Exper'd couple
Wire bk k pg e11 p
Husband main\.· u p
Call 642·5073 or <2L3
~-1
Apt'mana1er , matun
couple. Beaut. m ain
talaed 50 uUl, C .M
Multa, DO peta. Apt +
modest salary /bonus
Wlrda1s MMt07 10-4.
ARCH. DRAFTSMAN·
min 5 yrs aper/comm ' lmlutt. 0U)t72.m4
TRAINEES
pt DPBllHCID t
MICRO
RECTRONICS
We are seeking 1n·
dmduaJs for our Produc· uon Department We will
train the right 1n
diVlduals in the ma cro-
ele<'.'troruc:s 1ndlellry
Co mprehensive rom
peny benefits inrludmg
major medical and den
t.aJ. For immediate con
stderatJon call or upply
at.
fl 141540-6010
Sierrac1n/ Transmask
311152 Campus Dn ve
Newport Beach. CA
F.qual Opportunity
F.mployu mtr /h
ASS8*PS
We will train. Apply
7am •. Ma cOr e 1 o r
Yedl&a. 1631 Placentia.
CM.
AUTOMOetU
SALIS NOPl.I
Re quired for we ll
establJ.thed dealership Slr&llbt seU in a straight
9*Qre. ~rle:nl'ed pre-
Cernd Apply in person
SAIL CHffltOUT
So. Cst. Hwy. Laguna
Beach 494-1131
Al!I'OMOTIVE
•LOTMEH!
Qievy deale( offers full
tJme. permanent position
to young men to assist
new .tr used sales depart menu in ma intenance of
inventory . See Sale&
Mgr.
HOWAID Ct..•roMt
Dove &Quail Sts
NEWPORT BEACH
Al!I'OMCYI'IV E
IOOYSHOP
lSTIMATOlt
Excellent company
benefits, 5 day work
week as salary com
menaurate with ability
Olrltact Clyde Morgan.
NABERS ~
2600 ~rt)OI (\Nd
CO'.tlA ~. 54().C)f()()
AlTl'OMOTIVE
SHUTTUIUS
DllYB
NUil have cood driving
record • valid Calif.
driver's Ucenae. See Keo
Campbell. . ..
~~· Harbor Blvd. COSTAM~A COL1M.ELL BANKER BUD..J)ING
filltteflOO-
-No. Broadway S....A.Da
C71411JMIOJ
"-Partiaa
Aft'l'l91': Had ~ BlbjilUhJI • 11te ~
cm fabrics. 7Ultl2·1.580 d••h,. Graadma·type
ar714/91-191. Sor IYT°'d. P(f. llS-CMll.
WllH OUR IEW
DIME-A-LINE
\JaMa1le retell aur"ry ••• a. • allarp. e x· perlencmt ,.rtoa for
Hrie.4 booklleeplnt ...... ,,. ...... °"' ==~.r.: ...., la..,..., Moe ... ~ .........
~
ILUllTIATOlt
Do Portralta, tartooaa,
llJld ... te• ... di•· 1r•~· poatert for
1111 • boob. Lay
ou to cuatome r
apeclflcttlOD. D .. ttop
O'DCllll&• for ~. lluat ba ve 2 Yrt. art adloot ar 2 Jn, above e•·
perte.ace. Mutt b•••
............ req.
IACISTREET
Daedl Put Time
CA.S .. a
Xlal I H J11111tJ for •I· =" ..... •t Ml Faahlon ~~
portfolio ol pre•IO\ltl~~!!!~~~~~ tfOl'k to demooatrate.
hll u... SllU mo. 8eMlill Take ad to •••r•tt 1'ILUll ..,_, ... , De•tlor M1W ACCOUNTS
•Ht Dept. 1>.0 .T. Pa • w . part Uoae. 141.m.m. Ad ,.W for, It* '1Plal. Will coe·
w1 cl s•. ..-. u ...... cau tor .. ... " ~ ~-~ ..... •Ill train. Newport Id. ....
J
L .... IAU
C....41alllar ~, •• ,,....o ~<ft!!'S•pllr
la ct ; I a/Cllrt NIU..,..,....Mlpfw
AD acel.lent career op. blil aat DM. Keay co.
portuaJtJ It currently ....... ""'1 at i.-
avallable for an ill: fl'latwf•t , eo.ta M••· diridual wbo des1NI part time emp&oyme9t a.,. ~ full cllarce
...,r week Tueada" far ...ii ml1 co. tlat\I
r-' ' ' trial Ml W fblda of IC• N:'a!~~s;:.~.:C:~ cruels. A I R . A /P .
our aew bl'80Ch located ~ job C09UD&. For
ID eon.a Del llar. lf you lnimed opeaiq, kJb ol
are kddq for a .,.... varletf. ••per ne~. ati~ po1lUon and en· V~ Corp, MMl2IOI. for
joy workiAI with the -~---·----public, please call Mr.
Charis Rym11D at '714 >
S!Prll78.
Pre.fer previous cashier· 1na or banklnl back·
pwnd.
BRENTWOOD
SAVINGS&
LOAN
F.qi.W ()ppon1Wly
Employer MIF
IOCMl&a
CommerclaJ contractor
.......... clepeeda.
Ille~ to bacUe
A/P computeris.ed P /R,
pa)'IDl!llt requesu • in· YOidna. Coaatruction ea-
pe rl e nc e pre ferred .
Sa lary ope n . Sead
Rswne:
J. Ray Construction Co
ta E. 17th St Costa Mesa. IJZl627. Atta: Pat
Kimmd
~~~~~~~~BOOTH ATTENDENT·
Over 18. J udy or Kvvey,
Newport Arches Man na,
Baruaog 3333 W Coast Hwy, Nwpt
TB.LB Bcb.
Newport Ce nter. Full· t 11n e . II g b t t y p 1 n g . Bnck laye1"s helper. fuJI
casluenng expenence urne. own trans Depen
Good sa l ary aod da~e675-3175
bene fits Call J an Cafetena help wante<l
MartJ.n 644 1461 Man· Fn 6-2 30. IWIRIAL S & L .. 97~5251
EquaJ <>PPorturuty Employer M l'"iH Cafetena Employees .
---------d.ay'I, a lad ~1tp 1:r l)elpful Good benefits
BANK.lNC
s.c.tty Pedfk N.
tiOIMll luk liaos i•
....... opHiacJa ..
ttM Newport leacat
cnofor:
Call for appt 731 5100.
ext21189
CAR WASH
CASHISl .
lmmed.Lat.e employment
avail. For ualerVlew call
&M-44eO
C:ar Wuh
T'FI I MS C thn ._.,4
Part tune.
6 ...... •xperiCK• Newport Beach. Santa
pirefHT-4, 9aow•••r Ana • Fount.alll Valley
wt wtl ....... ...., Call &M-4460 .........
,..,., •• t ·~
0141Ul-ZIJ6
CASHtER for qu ality llml._ 9'Gn. Full time. e.cpr'd pref. Call Mr.
'n1ert f• Interview. 0.-,.,. • Co. 7s. lG2 l l9
hlllMablancL
CASHIE R · Apply i n
•IK:llTAW .. • ._.SH
•TYftSTS
..... OfllATOlt •• •ACCTCLmlS •IOCMl•as
.aTflUMCH OPll
•ca.mtlS ALSO "••AL \AIOI •TIMIASS8411.B$ *'Aaras Lone • 9bort term. boii.
day 6 vacation pa)',
Hosp6talJzation n ail•·
Illa.
VOLT
• •Al•< Jtt I\'-•• • • .t ·~""I' & '•
546-4741 ..
31N1 Campus Drive . .a
<Acroas from
.labn Wayne AJrport I
Equal Oppor Employer •
PACIFIC
MUTUAL
A maJor life msuranee
company beiadquarteroo
tn Newport Beach has
opportun1t1es for 1n
dlVlduals with skills aod
gener al o ff1 re ex
penen<'t' m I or more or
lhe foUoWU1g area:.
•Service Representat1v~
~ts
•Secreta.n es
~Clencal
•Computer Terminal
Open tors .
..SUU5llcal1Math Clerb
• A.ccowung Clerk
• We have 1m med1ate
~ If you qualify.
we ofter a unique '(Ork·
in& eDVU'OCUnenl. 111 add).
UOG tA> e11cellent coar-'*" benefit.s. Pluse ap-ply in pen.on to.
Pa.,..... Department··
700 Newpol't Center Dr
Newport Beacb~ Ca 92Mt
p!rao n . C r o wn ~()ppartwu&,y
Hiid•••· Atr E. OMa.t f;mplOywll/F'
...,..Olll. =~~~~ c.u ... -,..®
SECURITY
.PACIFIC .BANI(
,\!! Afftrmallve Action
llmployer MI F /HIV
Over 18. exp. ptt("d. Co.
bene. Meuo Car Wub.
2ll50 Hartlor Bl .. CM.
~ER/Counter. IC>-S
5or 6days per week. Ap
ply Pioneet' Take-out. 204
E. 11th Street . Costa
~~~~~~~~~I Mau. 1cor Orange · m~ 1
Buber Stylut to manage 1--------• part-tune. 631-~n Tues
Fn. U . Sat 9·.5. eves
681·3028.
BARMAIDS · Mature. de·
pendable & wear shorts
. Port 17 CM 646·3666
Patty ------
C~llEIS
UTUTEM
Openings now available
for full lime assistant
managen on 2nd. " 3rd.
~Cll"r1ral
IMMF:OJA'rf:
OP,.:NJNc:s
TYPISTS
CLBICS
SICUT AltfES
Call Todtt• ''' Wnrlc Tomorrow•••
~:
N ~ on<:
!')Sfi.8.~:!0
11.:1.5 2(;:?"!
EOE I'll •!" BAR MA I D O R
BAR TENDER 8 1·
lingual, Apply 1n person
Seabree2.c. ~l w. 19th.
CMatt.lPM.
shltt. No u penence nee
We tralll. St.a.rt S3 10 to $4 .--------• O..EB.lCAL
Bartender, full time. APP·
ly in person to 22771 c.ent.re Or. El Toro ---Beauty
MAHICUllST
Daniel's. 846·~
BEAUTY OPERATOR.
Rent space & eam mwe. Leading Cdm S alon .
per hour. Advancement
opporturuly for manage
rnent positions to ~ 50
per hour ii qualified. For
more inlonnat1on &r an-
tervtew. ~9950 or ca II
1141537·"840. Wall an·
terview on Saturda)'!I by
appointment.
Equal Oppor Employel"
644-7321 or ~-O!MJ Ci"ll
Beauty I•• 1os• /l)ftlpet
Auiatant needed full Career opportunity
C .. ISTMAS ..
MONEY
flle Clerks. l to 2 month
assignments in Irvine.
C)JJemnp now Top hour
ly pay + weeltJy chances
on a tra p to Puerta
Val.Jut.a for two.
CALL MOW!
557..0045
Urne. dot tra.in.log pro-1vail.able to talented in· .
gram. Must be neat " dividual with Oilht COD· ,-n.L•n:_· fashionable Richa rd t1U •stonndesign back· U \ II \
Ouellette Salon. ZOO lfOUDd. Apply in persoa IHMOll"llYPUISOfolNElStlMOs
Newpor1 Center Dr. NB with resume 4s work 3723 llrd Slnet sampls to Mr. Fuentes Beauty Operator a Rot.rt Bein. Wilham Ml.,....~
Manicurist for busy Frost•A.uoc. 1401 Quail ~~~~~~~~~ salon. Must be neat It St. Newport Beach
fu hionable. Followin&
not nee. Must be et· Oeri~
perienced . R ichard GREETER
Ouellet\ Salon . 200 ''-·TIMI. Newport Center Dr. N 8. -•·
BeU1 7:JOAM-IO:JOAM
UOO u .. •a F .. "'HJON O>. wW tniD alert. de-
UIU ""' S pmdable, attractive IO·
MMViat.ido,N.B. a&Ylctual to aree t ~ &o Jeue for bair ~ 1cir a new car
"Ylilt It oc.ber related dealer·, ·~rl •e dept. lel'Yicea.17lHlr10. 8olDe ftllq 'It telepllDDe
BEAUTY OPERATOR· won. Geod aala17 IJ
waa,ed, reat 1tatloa, '-· AllPl1 Moa.-Wed.·
P•m'• New lmaae ,,_.,, ll'omlA.lll toJPM -.sm el N" Ora pt .. ~ --------1 AlrpoQI.oafDr.C•. MARY 1tA Y COSllETICS
NdJ aeaUl,y QIM&<aat1. • C' •JCAL
Oppor. to earn top N , ... -.--~ w/tbe f..t.& 1rowlll1 -·· '•-a.a.tk'OD. 11'1~ fttl 81
8aaul7 1:. ':W =· ;;::·~: Styllat • Aulttut ,..... .... a.df"l1CIUUI Lo
DtMded ID JO~·· OPerat• IDler .. tlnc
p-.&ve aaloa. 6 .me. reoorc1 ~ _,.... ____ .--... __ nn_. ___
1
.,.._ flllf a ... car cle-
..,.JTY"ST *" ..._ d9pl. m . 'l\lltlill CPA ftrm. Good ... ..... ..._ cleUll. -~Mola ... ....__-., p rd• lou&ed bl In. _..._, -.. _., II ..._. Park. Good
,.,. ••• u '" "''°·· ..aan • ..... "'"' ---·•ed·Tlaurt rro•
:r.
Mii to 21'11. Nu Orm
Plau llM·C Atr;or1
loop Of; Cll.
..
PENSIO"
CASE
PROCESSORS
ft'1 ' LHW
....... -..4.
Peaalon Department
Meda lndiYiduall I•
a.17 -..c&a qi p .....
Admlillltratloa. Bat~
IDMb abiliU. required . .)
Good oppor&ual\1 to
worll la arH of ex·
......... powtla.
We olftr outataadta1 •M~
....... to:
PACIFIC •
MUTUAL ..
,
-""""' O!ater' Dr r_ttu...,._.ca ...
, .
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...... 6 ..._ tllm. .l~COlllCU:'n ,..,..._,, ,,... lrl•· Wiit • a&AU.Y CLSAH ........... nttiable, • ALL,AMTltl · ... .-. Cllllr•=·:':::'~ <XN'IWUOnON --.-..... ••• llOU9ET cau o....., noa·dukt l ••ohr. NMtf1N171 !!!!!!;.!!~!!..---~!!!!l!!!!!!!:.!!:!~b ...... .._.. .,.,......,., ..._alb • ...,., AnMt.. ••••H Girl"""'· MWiJI Local ...ta. 8oad1ble. ~ a.a.• ...;; .... ~ re.-"5.••• ~-nu ... ,.. -ea •It .... .,. ·"!!!!!======a -&-:--• ... tllr ~"'• QardtalAI. ,.,.. RoWn'a Houaeele1nlnf --------Prof pe•ottni b 6 Int 'lilt/ht. rpeniry • ..-.. .. ,. ..... C 1t a lltm6llu • '9mov.11, lrYc, tor 1 ~lll1 Youas -.... wllliq to nrili. i.oW'ntee rr · home repatn. Q.aalilY .__ .. ._ ........ .. ;std Cfl ....... 11 Tf'9 espr. __ ................. ylll'd ....... 1pftak)v clam-.. . ...,, ,... lit: Ho84.oMH/ ........ --.. w'k.R.-.~C!ll.l'rff MYUTll
-liiMiin•uuu.... Oo "'°" llU'Mlf. BAlfl. a I 11 OD•• •m •1•U•1 . lawo1 , .....,.,..,MlllJvmac ' •Haat.5t5-53Mall5. ?aatalltd, UeeUH a
Ofh•••J1•Partla1 a.-a __.t.JtOJnvan.d .......,. Olll._.Hout1d1eete1 b'DllWI. Palot101. JNT/f:XT. w.u----·.netnt'=or baadad.814'41: ..... =· •aleNU.. . -hMlt J-1 . ,. a---~... .--------Neel. bmM!tt ,.... 1J ....,..__ ---............ , .. c:ara-._...aa ••• m. -• -• I M"x;I•• Ike·-. J •• ,... . .. ~ ""' . •...&.. .... _..._ ---· _.,_....,.. •• •--Jrl. exp. lJc'd. Dave ._._ .. -u ....... -•-na •.....-IJe'L a... <'...,_ Abo up· .... • , I H•••••••••••••eu••••• --·••••••••• .. ••••• -~. _.,. ..... ---·•••-••••••••• .. •
bolatlr) Work 1.aar •••-••••• .. ••••••••••• V~aft Bllftdt. S)ec. For Exoell.•nce lo in' Rana llOtr. P'ran· ,..._ Q.AAENCE'STV. 17 yrs Mii~~·... 1'wk wt uak. l'tee Gtoonaln1 -We Lo~ cleaalaJ urvlce ror ~3'1C:aalol 'a lmm1c. Cle.a.niq W~ -~'I!'~ ....................... exper. Day1, evu. S.• a -. ..... r--.MW'llf lliallUhd Ptu. w. dt. venetian bllnd1. wood • rv. We care more. ~·,:!~Y.,::•·-Cutlom Detlco wood wtmdl .•. es+.961'l08I _ _................ 011uahrltbad.83t'°31l th1.1tteu. 1h•d•• In MRS. a.E.AN makes lt Lied/b od. 'f5t·03n. .._ ,.,.__,__
!ilw ts'tv'~ I Alto C-./C 1 1 ... -home. ofnN. ec.M50H Gleem. Bach., apla, 1»155'1 ' patio coven " deck.a. T ...... .£/.-. •n --••••••••••••••• ... ~ ---------Y-.f WAIJ..P.,.... free quoqs. 55'7-llZll aft ·-••••••••••••••••• w.-.... • i:..w Ml-11172 a • c-' 11 -• • tn-l.. O.cnea' wOtk All types •-•••••••••••••••••••• Maial., t\oor ~f'i.QI. rue ' -• -... • •• Quality work. Eves ..,..... FREE trial 1es.soa
---------• Ue'd Oaatrador ••1u ELICTRJClAN Pnced 1hampoo1•1 Serv. Alice's Ho1&aecleanln1. -.. ••••••••••••••••• 831"3085. CU.tom maaonry, coo· ~aled. reading, M;df I .-.-w--~• . ri• .. t f ....... ettlmete on mo/wllly /dM /contract o-----o..•e, -liabl• ._ ltlaod Landacaplng. -•;.,,. ~ -•n..a&P'rendl.l7S401S --_._ ... ,..,.. .__.....,. '"' "• Int,..._. rt .. L · £at /Int p·a1'ot ,.. crete. _......coven -c. ,,_.., -•••••••••••••••• --•--oramaJl ....... *'-1 --8-.~·-~ ..... 1 /.-... ... •P ••era an· • .-.... la ID.)' hoee. Olclllllltworitolallktndl, uc:.m254 "'87s-035& ,_, --· stalled" repaired, waJJpaper. Qual wort. Rea~ .• reliable. 5th WI 1hwCll I'
All.,.. NevVlcto1b blcdwalil. f"rMeat 15 --tt ..,_,. <lean&q11oorentals,lses. erosion cont rol . reaa. Free est. Steve Gen. craftsman. Just ...................... .
._..._ ynexp. W-075'7, 545..m& ELJ:CTRJCJAN ... •••••••••••••••••••• apts, empties. Free est. bydromulcb, bric:ll Ir ce-Sfl-4281 =. •371955 Doug O>liece student.. wlndow
--Beat rat es . be at Carpet)ll')', fencing at roof· ~O>oril)'. CallMS-9886 mmt work. yrd cln-upe • washina. Reaid /Stores.
WW babnlt 1:30·5Plll. ClllllC.. worluoaoabip. Smaller I.I'll-Nojobtoosml. Papa prunina. 18 yrs up. ESSIAM ......... , Xlnt work. 642·5449, diAkina h'ocD t moa·S ·-.................... jobaprt!lerttd. 675-8:US Cliff. 631-4264 °"""""" apt.a. homes.of· uc·d/Bonded. 968-7711. Custom Pain.tin& ••••••••••••••••••••••• &t.S-7972 1"1-JIOD.P'ri.S.a&ID Newport Da y Care ---rices, bld1s. complete -...rt t. fMAGESBYIXE --------.-
• , ••--L--Center . Aaes 2Yt /up. fwMt Home Repairs Elec· proleuionals~-0105. OI ~Ell l.l)'l'~ri478 WE'R.ESPF£LAUSTS Window c.leaniq •qwnt· • • ~ PPl'bn•d prog ram ••••••••••••••••••••••• trical.plwnbing,carpen· European Landscaper. uc s.aao • inc. Rdlable. dependa·
•-••••••,••••••••••• 67S401 KltB custom wood fenc · try,etc.642·6962aft6PM. D~YIHISTBS Top wort. Fair price. CALLM2--0:M4 ble. Contact Stuart ~ bookll:eeptn.i . 1n&.1ate1&rencerepair. ~ Prof. Esp. Englis h Re!s.646471dys/eves. 1:,=..Y~C~Llc ......,.Jlap9ir 6tla:l
service for the small Siu.a Unlimited, a pro-64(MOllOorlM8-0686 ._., mliCS,,, wkly or bi·wkly u-. G n-r T...,, -·-••••••••••••••••••I.;::;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;= tluli.w. Mo. P!'olit 6 fwional house fc child ....................... serv. Vacant& Ir real --Y ll3inlll. uar. ft'!' 1· """'·
IGl9 lcquartttJy taa re· sittina aaency is now,.....~ OCCStudent.lTootruck. estate work •elcome. ••••••••••••••••••••••• BT1«M7or63lrl08'5 Ne.tpat.cbel&atexturea
porta. Low as $19.50. s erving yo1.1r a r ea. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Traah. tree trim. Dan steam carpet cleaning. Brickwork. Small jobs. --BlrO--P-AlNTIN ___ G __ , ... EST. 193-1439
m.cM56 ~9830 c~ MI c TILE ; 6C2-323C. . Refs. Jns. Free est. Newport, Costa Mesa " lntr. nt.r. ceiliop. Ren· A I I I
C.pe•u C• ector y. . t' 11batbs, eotryi s. ~. dump truck. _5S2-4106 __________ Irvme __ . _fr7_S._ll_7_s_e_v_es_.__ LILI teDOYatioa apeciah.st. -•••••••••••••••••••••
-e•eeeeeeeeeeeee•ee•eeee OUr e Or m n e . --n .. ~.t tr-•-vrd .......... ... Small coalaMl'Clal ;,.)... D---'-lio:f, copn.r r"'• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 982-30'19 .. _ .... w . "'~ • 1 Reliable, own trans. any ,._ ,.,_ ....,....,...,. ..-" cusToM lNTERIOR R.G. Coostru. Co, gen. wrk. miac 831·1257 are.a A.sk for Linda ••••••••••••••••••••••• _after ___ bours __ ._892_·_2024___ ppe .• le detectioft &
CARPENTRY bldf contractor, com-floors H 1. · 1 · 964-48216 · PatDtloc. Re.s/Comml. M'ftl' locatin1. Top Hal ByJay . .M2-8809. 2!'.l_,,,./resid., 631·5383. ....................... 1u tog, c eaoups, Phambinf.537·3194
ou -F1 , driveway r emovals . u...--ie--1-... Good re· s.vinl Coast.a.I comm. 8 ---------oor covenng, carpet, tri--'-• "',... ...... 1 "'-' ........ vra. lil.,bes l quality I -~ -·1• '6 y-in ....... _._ or •"e. "-n be ...._. _,._, r•r•nces . NB area. .1 "'' IU119 ~··d."'y;'p~,;bo Patio ~vera, carports, ....._..... ..... """ "' "" work. 8 5ti1Jl. -Clc ~d. •-•••••••••••••••••• .z.sin4 . . decka, Qual "-reliability purcbaaed 4r./or in· .... C..S..lce -~--·-------_o._~_.5ll __ 1m_.....; ___ Repair a& Reroof. All
w/penonalised service. stalled. C.U for details ....................... 1'1 1nltl.... CU9TOM INJ'B. PAINT· type a . a~ I a 11 ea .
c:.,.tS.wke Lied contractor. Bon· ~ Remarkably effectual ....................... Pf:l'ERSPAINTING ING • DRYWALL. rocbball:es·compo-ta.r.
-•••••••••••••••••••• d/laard. Tomm Gunn teaaooed lady to or· SllUen Unlimited, • pro-Eapr'd. Reas Rate•, Quality makes the dll· Free •· ~1·5'30 Flo. Car,,ets 1teamcleaning. 831·5238 pmi.ae your home, caoeet I--'--' .._ __ •-cbUd Fr-•-t. Call Gene h Rl h ·AQil. ,.-~.s n~ -by _._,.. ·-e Cl-·t , ............. ..........,. • .. ~ ,.,.. ference. 24 n . '· ~ --· Gardenia&, clean·uiia 4' ~ • u "'"' sitting a1ency ls now 5Q..o&:ll ~mt
$1.19 per DAY
Thal'• ALL )'OU pay
fora ~day ad
mthe
DAILY PILOl
SERVICE
IETOIY
00 IT NOW!
'4Z.167a
-.71Me Have aometblnf to sell? laad1capin1. Geor1e Queen". Noteworthy servin& ·your area. ---------t -------SD.I. idJe lte9ll wtth a
Want Ad Help? 6'2·5618 a..u\ed ads do it we.II. Jbmbi. 5t5-7072 refs. Audrey 4t'7·10CS 815-IPO Qwilled Ada MZ-5111 Sell idle It.ems Mi-Wll Dail1 POal a..ul!!l...,..· t========
Mlfp W..e.d 71 O Hllp W_.... . 7100 H11p W..W 7100 H11p Wtlltecl . 7100 Htfp Wtlltecl 7100 tWp W-.cl 7100 ..... w-..... 7100 ...., WtiilM. 7100 Hillp W.... 1100 ...................... .....................•• ....................... ....................... .. ............................................ ·~ .......... ., .................................................... ..
a.ERICAL
· TB•ER
TRAINEE
CLERICAL
START EARNING YOUR EXTRA
CHRISTMAS MONEY NOW -_
.-t.US
S25 IOlan After Wortc.lftg 40 Hows
We Offer:
Top Pay lfNMclafe Worts
Short or LOfMJ T.rm Auly•:,.nts
Typists S..Cretcrin
A.cchJ Cleriu ReoceptioMth
GeMf"at Office
DBJVBY COSMITIC SALIS
Saleawomen needed for ,,
tttatment and coemetic
linel at new John Hogan
wo men 's sto r e In
Fasbioo Island Center.
Newport Beach. Call
644-7100, 10am to 4pm.
We are loolripg for an
nitiPn& person with a IOOd driving record to
make deliveries in com·
pan)' vehicle. ruu time
posit.ion available. M·F,
8·5. Please apply in
person Mon thru Fri B·S. C.OSroeto&ogy, nd 5 people
who are tired of present
occup. to join an up &
coming Int 'I cosmet1ques Co. Will train. Sandy.
961·5828.
ROGER-S
GARDENS
:001 San Joaqwn
Hiib Road
COM 640 59«
DESK a.ERK /PBX ·Sao ·-ELECTRONIC Clemente Ion. l2S W. ASSEMBLY Avebida Esplandlan, Coalp8n.y located near SanClem. ocean needs f1.1ll time
Trainees for mnfa. Dr,apery WorkrQom , diviaion. F.arD while y~
aeamstnM needed. Near learn. Many beodit.a. oc Airport Salary open. Qa1l ~
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DRESSMAKER-top "'...-.-
FACTOJlY • lUIMl~••••ss wa.-.You ASS••as FACTO.Y
w~
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Paad Wedly No Fee quality needed by pvt ~ •
fty. In l g volume. Tract escrow 0 H1cer ~ rn r v tC M 1C dm area needed immedia tely • ~ 7::-,_
837-511l98ev4!!1l E.O E. Call California • l.. ...
---------• _F.a_cro_ w. 546-2942 _ lllr•lliPllllllllllllll•lll" OriU Pr~ Operator sm· med parts Must be ESCROWOFFlCER mechan1cally inC'11ned. A.ltgress1\/e new ofr 10<' in
Tau' a.., Ser.iut
2J)6l Busm~ Ctr Dr
lrvme 7~ 666li
GeaenlOftlee· YOUCAMM>TO
WO.TODAY
wmt
CT\·Llf\':
IOM'OllM'f ~l ~s
Regist.er an the monung aod IU> t o work 1m -
mediately Top wttkly
pay Eitce llent op
porturuty for
./~ Ofc Typist
&40..50 .,..,
./l~opetatCMO
Columbia Savings and
Loan h.as an immediate
opentnf. for a Teller
Trainee in its new Lake
For est o ffice, Jus t
minutes from Santa Ana.
'This position offers an
excellent opportunity lo
develop lech.n icul and
communication )>kill:. 1n
a rapidly growing finan
cial organization Typing
ol l.5 wpm is reqwred. rwAAfl
COUPLE WANTEI> t o
help manage sm bus1
ness pan·t1me. Must be
will.mg to learn 642 2247
dependable & consc1en prestige Ne• Port Beu ch
Del Men over 18 for L A ~ S40 0398 loc Need!. top off11:f'r
Tunes to homes in N. B Xlnt ~Y & benef l'o 11 for i---------~OE M t· .... &to.ce.)
" .. x Optraton
",,.. bo4rd /r'K.ept .tSt.ttypht Columbia offer s
beautiful work environ·
ment. excellent starting
salary and great benefits lncludlng dental cov-
«&ie and a fully paid
career ·~J proiram.
F'or .a11 1at.ervlew •P· polntment, please call
Judy Lowery at (714 )
770-906.S.
COURRJER travel agen-
cy. Reliable person. own
car. Valid CA dn ver11
license. M-F. l·Sp, Mrs.
Kimbrough 957-8747
ver Gardener. l'Om con/1dent1al 1nten 1ew -----C.M. Perm P/l $40(),425 ation person. Have TI4-97S.ll77 FASHlON SN.ES
mo.646--0637 or646-5844. vahd Calif. he _ Good ALTERATI ONS -
DIMOHSTRATOIS d r 1v1 n g r ec: or d . EXEC SEC · Im med c~HIERS
Fri-Sat. lOam ,0 6pm. Minimum age 20. Apply: ~~,;.:•· 2yrs eJtper Jotm u.....--·s wocnen·s
I Seaelaiff ._il.(:'SHJ Teu1.-• y S..-.k"
2061 Business Center Drive
Irvine
· ~ Penny s aver . l 8 80 individual able to simai~ wUI open =Work near, f~1;, ~:_t P\aceat.la, C.O.ta Mesa. handle respo1mbility. October 2 t t b I n
, .....
752..UU 1.q.a.
CUSTODIAN Inside & out. Priv. Sch. C.M.
bMid'y cine Ir yrd care.
Raired OK. 142-0411
Typtnc • aaust.Salery Newport '1 Pesb1on ces. 714/7&8-SS73 DRIVER. Ofh~ Curo. de· comm w 1 ex pe r .San 1s1am:1 Ceater Operung.s
or213/240-TOOO. liver:J. 0 .C. •L.A. Bob Qemeale atta. C.11 or for womea 1n n les.
Dedal Office nffda part tail truck. Expenence llPPlY a RiJi Cw1 Wet llOCk. cubler. dlsptay ._ time clerk typist. Good preferred . Mellaon Suites lll7 So. El aM.enltioa departments.
ITwx&T .. O,...
Recast« today and earn ~~.for ~eru
aertt Computer photo operator tparf ~!!~~~~I in
tY'Pinl skills required & 11_Des_k_.M2 __ .&4.50 __ . ----Camino Real. 498-4920 Call&M-TlOO~kdays lO
attentJon to detail AP· DRIVERS F to4 for appt 557-0045 ColunDa SaYincJS Duplicating Clerk . No e xp e r i enc· c Newport Beach lookin~
& Loaut Assoclc!ttfOfl Operations Dept. Ma jor necessary Outgoing in for part time Custodian
prox 12· 15 hours per artory week 11.B 84.2·6631 Early morning to mid KJndt Wiltdow ~'t'rrale Attendant. to a~
Equal Opportunity Stock Brokerage 1:"1rm dlVldual only. 10 hr da} lit s 3-7pm Call Mr
Employer Mff oear O.C. Ail'l>Qrt. Hrs . Mon thru Thurs. So Jones640-1410 ~~~~~~~~~I 7-4pm. Call Mr. Dugan Coast Pi a.ta Ma l l. -54G.8121 ~13 .1379-2642. CUSTODIAN · From 3 to
a.ERK, counter & phone
orders for Drafting & Grapbic Art Supplies.
'J'/time . Neat •P· pearance. Ty piog
helpful. Ma s ter
Blueprint. Z34 Fischer.
-----------1 lOpm . Mon Fri al
•Q.Ellt( TYPIST* OONTROU.ER. Rapidly University Alhleuc Club.
Leading Orange County e xpanding Or. Cty 752-7903Jon
Mfgr company seeking manufacturer has im·
individuals for clerk mediate opening for CUSTODIAH
typist positions. Must responsible. prolit Part time for Harbor t y p e 4 5 w p m . orient.eel profeasional to area church. Late after·
BapomibWUea include aaeume poeilioo u con· noon lc evea. Call Fred.
---------1 typlo1. fiUnc, general trol.l«. Candidate must en._,. Cll.~9371
a ft e rnoo n . dell\'t•r T~wt -:.1st d1i.abled wom.rn ,_.,-i\, Lrn~
bakt'ry produc ts to NaliM1wide Manu'31 Mu 't dri.,e . lil~ U \• I \':.
i.uperm11 rke l!> e a 11 lurer or woven wood ~eeptng ~SIO'J 11MP04Wl""'f!ISON .. ll xlMCI:.
5.57-6727 shades L' expandU\ft to 1---------3723 lirce. S.,.....
.
DENTAL
Penodonis t needi. full
t ime assistant Ex·
panded duties opportum· mcl ProdurtlOn or min• AU CL.a.I Mtwpori ......
DIUYBS bUnds Wt' M\e &everal Pert lime. 1mmed1ale I~~~~~~~~~ optnlJlp foe botb u per I:
ty X·ray cert1flcat.e re· l~-------qwred. Eirpenence pre·
(erred. Exce ll ent
benefit.a. Salary open.
H. e. area. 842·6631
.,..... lecapffoltht
Experienced requlred. 4 days. aalarr $900 to a.ooo. M.S-7511>.
Ma\ or women 25 yrs or workers a. tratnees 00 operung. Call Balboa
older. Koow t.be coast OIO'daYshlft: We're look· Manoe.Hard~are for •P· Ga:i1 otfc 4' TypLSt. start cit.ies.NdSl80aweekor mgfordepeocbblepeo-po1ntment, 549 ·9671. $575. For Appt. Call:
more. Orange Coast i* eqer to learn 1r ad· E.O.E. M/F/H e:D-3:B>. Hrs. ~m
Yellow Cab, 17300 Mt. vaocewithourCo. We of·~~~~~~~~~ Golf Start er Trainee Herrmann. Fountain ·---~· .. ..__11.. ,_
'"' -• 1 .Co__.. •-: ,...._ MAa-___._,. 1--•ate clob. Valley. (No of Slater ..__ -,... betwn Newbope • J735Z•-~.lrvlae Fabricate custom For lntervle• call .,._,,,,,, ----rr .... loc dra•inas. ~
DmtaJ Alaiataot 1~CAA:~uu~~~~~~I se.aaa E I Ill abtdls la ad· --------Expertenced cbalrslde r: FACTOR.Y TRAINEE: 'Yert1afa• buaioeu . 8.oot• fOll
•-------•I clerical duties, 2 yrs eit· bave ~decree as be CUST RB.ATIOMS per. in general ofc pre· well v in acc:t'I COA· Cl aaS fened. Apply in penon trols, bud&eta. EDP. and SAi.iS TIAIMIH Coe•ilc D9pt · overall floancia!fJ•cc:t ·a Tra1niDI for youo1,
Part time poaiUoo avail. . UeslCI 1 s,.cMlltes unana1eunen\. Seod re· 1barp Individual• to ,,._ ,.. __ via Cll IUDl8 •salary history to make periodic ca1Ja on RDA in H.B. "°°at.art. Goad..-,. Allll rua.tt lo C.... dllt •• frame •ll.b ~S --1 DllY• p" I Ht 1rowlDI plHtlt' pdat. o.lp • flaiall 111111& do all bt"eedl. '1uff from Newport to adlle1lve co. U37 wood producta to dn It aclHor fiJat1b
We1twood. Ret1il Maaroria,N.8.Mltl2S Pli~ UM wood ._arS..dll c:lad*al ac«e .._...vtq latbe • 1aw. clalaela. --'--'--------hp f1aMM. ~ di.rv· FACTORY TRAINEE· _,_J table aaw, ~ ._ _______ _
-.............. wm iDdmerialceramka.app. ••paiiif•a• eca•pmeat. a... reilulre4 ...... be CW• ., 0.-.-tile, tl1 w. 1'tb II UI' la~.. ~, !'. w ANTED
2L llaan arel:»l. C.JI SL.CM. WidMwtial apertmce
uaiatlng lo Cosmetic -• ...... v en 50I, Dally Pilot, PO 01r er&ablilbed bulloesa
Dept. Npm, 4 to 5 days M2·3U7 B>a l.580, Costa M••· ea • Jll'Ofeuional accounts DENT AL· Career oppty per week, oo weeltettd ____ E_._o_.E_. ___ 93DS in lbe <>raue Co. area. fer bllblY IDOUvated en·
work. Call tbe store Mer -----------t Career orleD\ed 'n· fhei"Oc RDA, Z Jn ex· •;a:euuOllU6 eo~!1 cs~':i~f~:esrsTEa~f: :_~~t!f,:<r,,~ r'°~n~:.:
16IO S. ...... Dr auembJen: Achievement Center. come potentlal. Gaaran-bk abUll lo a fma orient·
.,,..... ftai9b uroeatrY ...... ~ Nmqal .... Mm>. FAcroRY TRAINEE: nperieo~. hlf time ..... ...
............ opeaiD& wttb SJ• ..... br. Take ad to
..___ GrowlDc solenoid com· Smta Ana. S40-4750, ask teed aalary + coeamu· «I c.Calluaat5C7·tas5 ·~ --Jl9l1Y bu immed. f/\ime for Carla miaaioo + bonua. ENT AL CHAIRSIDE ~~~~~~~~ ~7J10 . openin&• for trainees ---------t Jlr. Jacbon fTt.2333. MllL X·ray Uc. wUlin& to 1: Oaata II•• mnf1. co. nearest Employment llespo•tb "ra0tti. Xlat benefttl. Wlll train Development Dept. Pl 1 2'11 lkr•ril or DOt
rilbt pnan. 560tOS D.O. T.Mt.atO·Ol4. Ad :fc....lwae Securi&)' Of·
~~~~~~~~~I &/or exprd. persoa.nel. K • Days. Perrna· •---E othe Fri Dryde...,a: :: Work wltb 1mall pre· 'neat. Irvine area. Apply DAT A IM T It Y ._.... very r Preaser /co111b silk cillon par\a • good in penon. The Upper OPIAATOlt ell. C.U 644-lNIS or evs fimber,uper«trainee
manu1l dexterity a cn.t, 4533 Campua Dr. IBM 3741 exper dalra· .. se..~-211116--· ------for plaat loe at Lacwla aut. Gd co. benefits & Irv. hie. 'will train to become ml'AL ASSISTANT · Jilll Mall. M-flbr. call world.DC conda. Salary ----------t b a c II up co m p u t e r Chalnlde 4 day work s:rT-OMO.
Oen TyJJbta. Prior office
aplli~. good lypln&
Milla 6 ability to operate
peel for b)' Employer. 11M7 lcadaM available
~ Ga.rdeoer'1 Helper. fWJ dlnHlat <>r... Cowlt.y, It• -.ATI time,1emporary post.Ion ioch1dln1 Newport 10 -dmrable. Good co. bmeftta. For appt.
call 840·•580 exl D..E.O.E.
OIJl!ll. Apply in person or Olok, experienced, niaht operator. Xln\ frince week. Xlnt.pay w/bene.
<UUctCliarleoe•l shift. Apply in person. benefits ft wortdn& coo· Priv. Npt. Sch. office. 1---------S.R. ENGINEERING Mother's IOtcbeo, 1750 S. di. Call Jill 133-13M R.D.A. reqd. 846-4868
W_.. to wen at larse •put· Beacb. C:O.ta Meu • v.a meat complex lo Cost.a .....,.. Viejo.
WENEED: Mesa. Safary $3.541/hr.
~/fJPht to process corporate
aeoeral and ad ·
mi.niatr•Uve expenses,
.... recaacUiaUooa and
type accounting Is
manaremeot reports.
'l'Jpiq, 10 key & Ute =lmowledle req'd. to_. mo., de·
~ on eaper a nd
·==•·Call
SM Productiou Pl, NB ...;eo.t~;,_Hw_.:..Y.;..• La--=g'-Bc_h_-i Delivery, newspaper to
__ !64~2-1~51!!_!4 __ 1-----~~~...., vending maclilileS 15.00
ENTIST experienced.
Great oPportunity. Or.
Flanzer, 642-0112 or
~ COME
JOIN
US!
UYB4TIY
onaATOltS
•COOKS• hr. Retired welcome,
E X P E R I E N C E D CM. SA. NB. areu. Al\ COOKS 5PM. 85-285'1, 646-2262
OYSTER BAR PERSON DELIVERY · For COila ~esa Pharmacy. ptrt
Needed immediately for time.i._p :30-6pm. Mon·
openin& ol ea citing NEW fn. uw 642--0106.
Dependable adult to
operate parkin1 lot
sweeper Mon· Fri, mid·
Dile to 8All. $4.5-2811
DB'UTYCl.aKI D&IYBY Clerical poeiUon avail. SPIMDllFTll f\ill·time for local de· ltnmed. Requires 1 yr llSTAUllAMT liveries. Xl.nt. driving re· cW!calexpr. and type40
OnNewportBay cord reqd. For appt. ~ 5'artinl sal. S3ll8
»7·9212 ask for Mr. bi·wkb.C.llm.otll,eJrt -l--~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!""~ Expodlo1 flrJD bu &xc.lU.t.-40mpany w .. t.-~wpo"t-~"9~ m 'for p~
Ell opmlnp for data entry benefi\.a & working COO· n-Uoner" __ 1 Inc __ . -----Co u n ~y H a r b o r a. · openlAlr l YT min ex ditionl. Apply in person llunidp&I Court ·ui ect' ""·II ;_ !:LIVERY • Route ~-··'~· Empl"".
TI .... , per. reg r • .-u • week.daJl9am-tpm. drive-L.A. Thnet AM ..... -~ J' lrii =u:W:':rttav:!t~: nnw.eo.tHw, =:·a!1c:in:~aa ~;~~ .... , · =.,-Z;!s r:_ weekendt. Some tem· 1~~Me~·~,.~rt~INdl~~~~.! .. ~aarn~.= .. =·=: .. ~=:=-CHICI•
ftce lldlla, ..-perience is porarJ posltiOftl avail. r: -_,a STOC• Euellent carter OP· sinfsled. c.llforappt. OOOKB . WW train. Put -·-~to work lD the "' full-time. Rest. _. P\.IJJ time. Xllll beDeflta. loternatloaal bead·
, .. ~~ •• ~talcem· SAFEGUARD ~·..:..;;_·;..;.vd._Cll.;,..._. ___ .=· ~ r 1~.St~ ='°~~
-..-tal aac1 COSMllnCS Baroid -~ • Hf'Yicea. In·
I I ~ ,J ==OI' ....._ n..a&_..-.... .. ~.-a1v1dual mutt be aaurance or BUSINESS SYSTEMS ·~ UI •' .,..,. ..-a·-J • .-....-.a.n• _.. r::'n: .. '-ln .. ,_ · ....-,.. u4 dtpen· INC. aw .... , for AM. firewood ha open. -macmu· ~ ---~1.1• .. e e.a C II _... ._. _ _. 1-1 aldD ~· for drheu Is I bflcatlo1 of : - -_...,......' 2mll'alnW*.-. · • ~~-.,. blii'dware. 5 Yean ex. ~reutn aalarr -.-can•cmmetlet. <Aloe , 11tol5Jn. cau ... rten1oe la electro • For coae&ffra· Vera Product•) We ..._. ....... ..,or -~ • ...__._ _ ~ -'-. ... .-........ ..+"'cal dea!IDt will U..811111i1lapanOD. --------1 U-UI _, _;:;-.;;;_;;-~-----~·ct.ck ............. Co..,mtrdal Fl1b to tOp:. ll Joann, DIUVDY·TOPPAY lDl._I relaUa& to
rmeter, 2 Jra. U • 11Mlf· NO llUJNG .... be •n I ......... .,. ~w••.,..AJlo • • ows oin trw tle, ma1oetlc • ataJh., acnae llfll••· , ...... · Moa·Prl~ ONiwsollk 11111 ... Wt eo•attr tr9rt . •ate,,t•eae IO!d m..U c8Jl bt-. l·t Gall' aeellea& ...... .
..,., ~Iii .... '71 Ill··-· law,.,. p.a. ........ Cl'MUft .. ,_.,,, ID~· M& ..., ••ailable to -••••••Ht. Cootact C-1 a Poodl ---ramurbfed· Dllwry ..... wut.d. PetlOHtl U'1·HU.
... Ml &. llnodftf, • 9 2 ,_._ ..... II "9 aroldW Dnf'd Al· &O.&. c.a a on • Olll....,. • .... ftlrW. ......
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D.EX:TRICIANS
GROWTH
OPPORTUNlTY
•
ASS8t••S Transportation oec· '•CICBS cesury. Call nu> SHIP..uc 557.sm>
Ge&.WAIBISI Gardeeer. put time. ror
All shift.a available in 40 unit apt complex C.M.
KZ-1951 or 846-J4M. ~area.
Top Pay No Fee I Gaut .. Otfke
Sr Pl D .. Ha. lllfllC( Varied dUt.ies to bachade
•d1ldm Ta f ,_... ~mr.~· ~Jin~:
Must be familiar with .,...... 111 ·f U I Cali!. Cont.eel Sbaron
mater ueembUea. com· n.111 710. I 444 540-0500
preuors, and 1eneraton ·~~~~~~ lndudln1 wlrta1 and I~ General Office. Xerox Ir
t.dftfr MvM-elao be WOUt Pen'Oii. wlUlriii:-
-al -"""'f r DOING abr.&lon.11•·™·· -.IDW.Y 1WCl'Ml1,"· SoU •• BUSINESS C.UDI95'7.al4 aaumb y ne ex· ";':~ UNDEJt A
perlenee in tbe above .r. Ft--.--~.~r.·~~·!::: .,... will qualily )'OQ fOr "I 11 1VVe .=:..... Ir 1
Ulil~km ~·' NAMJ? ----··-----
We offer nc.llent, pro-If you ll•ft fwt fl!H 8 11 I 4 OHk.e
l"S'lve HIU')'. level1 ro11t new ,1011110111 Nl-tlJOe. perm., \J'Pinl
., • ....,.., ... Witll eX• h•lnH• rJt~:: required, &d company --_ _.., ... " .... and ,..,,. ,... ,.. ~.~.Uk ror ---.,....., llfofp••clllan. Am
II
lntematlONI Sectit I y · ,
Semces. Inc.
1775 C. l:ent« St.. ~le I 05
Analetm 63Se
Equal Oppor Employer
Gurdu
Proaiotlonal op .
portWlltiea cu provide ~rate iDcftue Up Te $4.IO .._.
11 peJa ..... Apply in
E Mon·Frl hm· bO W. Warner. a, Santa Alla Oil
Ila W. Commoowealtb,
f\aUariml. ==· OUll\aodlDI COlllPIDJ Clotl't f0f9et 11101 tM ..;.;;;;;;;;;.--------
beneflU whlch include 1i..11"1" I• JO •ro ti 1 4 Offtce ~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ Daiei medkal, dn&a1 a.ncl "91111 ... Of ....... Tiie .,, .... _ life lHuraace (or DAILY tttLOT win V.W du&ial to .... GUARDS
• ......,, .. aed depen· ~ "°"' .. ....._.. *-tnml. mall. Uni, P\aU • ~ Ume. All dea&I. l'Of' . lmllMdlate io ' 1 u · to · 0 ., JrTllldt. PrealeJ of so. au a 1 . U a If o r m a , 1 11 -=. ...... .... ..,_...._ lMkfdltl ._ Celli. CoDtaet tltaroo, .. _,_ .. _.. A 21 •• • • -......, 111 e11Uro Oto11to Coaet .... n1n•-· I" or ..-to: ,,.. ..... ..... ...... ---------C)M'. a.dted .-ome . _,,..,._ .. ....,.... G~OP'PICE No~~.Al!-
otMt .. MMlt YMf OFRCl'Tl•I• lY um..._ n~
• t • t • • • • • ' • ' Senle•e= W. SUa P• •11oe11e11 u •• ......... , ,•rt·ti•• llna&. Alla. ID· :c:z:-::r.:::.; s=•ea ... ~ ....... ._... .. U.14 =·.=.:r.: .~ ... _..,.""
W.'1 ,_ .. ..._ ., s:•P.M.; • tst plaa. HAI& ITYLllTI · Sxper. .._...._ .-. ...,. 71f.161J Wlao•• lello••••· ==.. ...... -=:-till ._M._.. --==-= alae. Sea
•
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C I ' I Pw11• 11 MANAGER lor llMClhun HIAYY!"'l UNI
1ICIMCIAH
..-S RQIDoadW~ -~eocaple11
IMl••AMCI a. UI !1 oro = ~~ &: 1~
C.,.. .._,.,. O&lau e• LOI' PIASON N-..1.~ Ccllla ,,._.,CA Dl3I = -i...-.... ---....i... ....._., et leatt !Yr ell· -U"' S d a~p .~it" .. ·-~· Pl'f',SaiatY=m &mmed. 111"9\ b9 J8 Ol' MANIC nl T w1&nt• .
___. 11 " • °"*· Oood drhlnl re Rd st.aUOo oc perten· -..tr loed often ala • cord Good 1\arhnl \1118 Pam'• New lm•ce ....-rib IOO!I PA1 ~ aalary • beM. Contact *'5m H U• fl •••1 frlai Now Y°" t"an lauacb a u l 8HI ......... ietllldial ma new cateer wh_ile you v.~:. ~~.-i0:rachc. ~n'Ai:.i1s midcel. clemaJ la re a.p )'OW' pteMnt job ~u
1m., Hid v~•2:t,t1tc. •'umen ln11,1ran ce ---------,, ""'----'---w.J WGftJq 111 Croup wtll tram _yo.A 6 LVN. f\&U Ume. x.lnt brt, t1 & 1 -r.._... new modlam ~aat with '*"you run commw1un, no wkndi few H B. area, Newly lac~ 1tartt.a1 laa.t eca.uipment. wtllle you lea.rn Be for• fa11t-pacec\ Dr ., offc & nae " ablll bOnu.s pre· a.tvrolet eager. req. you know it you 'II be lll'titbt cont.rot Call Con miuma adds further in· C tad L.. ~ _ ...... waves m a rtt nae ... 2371 10.iii 6Pm <*!live to join our stable _,. ..___ ----·--~-:... Ir SU1l erowinl plaaUc:s ,_. lllta view..... wardlnl llfe Ume pro-M A C H t N I CUl'l1'>MllY i.n t.be l rvine In· .. • ••JJ reaa1on Call Ge n e d · c 1 .,... • DUlatd ror CuJledeta1ls OPIAATO.S uatrial omrf: ex
CR.EST M-Slil We ·have severaJ open Tr~ or expe e~c:ed
tnp in OW' fabn catton mold 1 n a ma c b 1 n e
CH' EYROLET lflSW'ance dept. tor the followan11 operators needed on a~I • TY Pt ST /Ga 1 0 f c ~ators shifts. Complete benefit IMC. Cleril ~Moc:INH packa~e f.a.id by co.m·
908 W.2lalSt. for sm local r.ns agency Ust •~Shlll~> pany anc udlng maJ_or
., __ ..... m _ _.,__ $700/mo 54().1005 I I ti M 1 d Med.lcaJ. Dental & Lafe ......., °"' .. u.u.., " • c o • o Ins. Apply
HOMEMAKERS INSUUHCl == 1 Elldw\4!e lObn·wk for AG>EHCY We wo1tld pre f e r lt
$400/mo. Call Mary at Fire & casualty. com · rrwllmum of 6 mo recent
64.>5821 from ll>am-lpm mer c 1 a I I 1 n es . u n experience .l tf.c ability
weekdays. derwnter Experience lO read bluepnnts &. pre·
Hottess. Xlnl oppty to req 'd R obertson cision meas uring de
CIMCO
265 Bnggs Ave.
Costa Mt>sa 92626
E.O.E.
546-4460
s upplement In come lns11rance Assoc. Inc, . vices. Apply at·
Welcome new residenlli. 6'7S-0562 Master Speclalti•1 MECHANIC. truck &
trailers. exper necess
Evs & Sat Good pay &
benefits. Hntg Bc h
581·9959; 495-4440 eves.
Perm p/l. Fiex hrs. Need 1640 Monrovia
car & typewr i t e r . Costa Mesa, 92627
Hospitality Hos t ess 714/642·2427 Service, 547 .3095
Hotel EXE C _
HOUSEKEEPER San
Clemente lnn 125 W
Avenida Espland111n .
San Clem
HOUSECLEANERS
Car nee, P tr Top$ Gingham Grrl 645-5123
Hou!iekeeper, babysitter.
7 year old boy. Mon thru
Fri. some eves Own car.
H.B. Call 847-5622 aft 6
HOUSE«EEPY
F\rlJ time. good s ... lary Ile
benef it s ... E .O .E
Bayview Conv. Hosp
205S Tbunn, C.?tt Call
6'2-35()5
JANLt'OR· M en &/or
Women open i ng s 1n
Hunt. Och. Irvine area.
17171 Beach Blvd. Suale
H. 847-9956
JaNWI', pt.time. 6.30pro
10 .JOpm . Res pon:.1
bililies; will be clean·
ing & upkeep of bldg,
stoclcing supplies & gen ·1 ma int. upkeep. I n
Housekeeper U ve·ln. rn terviewing between 11-4;
1ood health for com -102 E . Baker, C M fortable home. Salary & _9'19-6300 ___ . ______
1 benefits. Laguna Niguel JANITOR full l. d area. 4116-6869 • r me ays. ---------1 experience p r eferred.
HXJS.EKEEPER 5 days , Please caJJ 979-llW
muat ha ve o wn car. Permanent. Call &45-0089 ICIY PUNCH OPSl. Nlabla. 129 Experience.
MACHINISTS
Oass A·Lst & 2nd Shift·
lathe & mrll. Up to SlO
hour + benehts. Call
001-1331
MACHINISTS
Machinist shop. Smal1
fast growing company
.need a Class A & 8
m ac h1n1n s t . Goo d
benefits. V A.I. 546-8210.
Mecharucal Assembler
Scaentific Instruments
Mu.st be .mechan 1n
C'lined. d ependable &
coiuc1entieus. 540·0398.
MECHAHICAL
DESIGN
EMGtNEEI
Come ;o.n us & work m
the 1oternatiooa l cor -_________ 1 porale headquarters in a
MACHINISTS
lmmediate operunas due to growth and promo·
tions for tbe!ollowing:
Sfo&TMETAL
WOOERS •
TOOi.ROOM
MAC .... STS
• HOUSEKEEPER • For To work ln downtown tnvdnc exec. Llvein or Saa Juan Caplatr•no.
GUl. llmt b9 eQIW 6 pro-QaU 881·1211. Mr Amyx APPLY IN PERSON
ncte.c a. m•lntaJalne ---------• WI f'lrl'LEI
company dealing with
energy related products
&services. Expenence a cbaJlen~e of designing devl~_mvolving optics. maanetic & gyroscopic
mecbaniam . Designs will
Involve machined com· pone nts us ing hig h strength steel. We ofter
exotllent benefill, wages
& a creative en\liron-
mmVwbicb wW provlde
yow'cre al pe r a onal
aa&WacUoa. We want the a.t. BSME de1ree re ·
qWred. Cont.ad P enoo· ne&.91"°'1. E.O.E. bame.4to5deya a week. LA B 0 RAT 0 R Y .JILD
No Sat. or Sun. Approx. TECHN ICIA!\l : Main-TRAMSPORT bra. 9:30 to 1:30. Perm talanCe & arum.al care. · •t•CHANICAL• ...atcant on1y. ADDtY ta bioa>erticaJ testtn& tab. D~S •ASS•••• ...-wkdne:IO(o-eor SS\110 per bour. full or 3WWS.Centrom 2ndSlbiftopenlnfDOW for Witte Ila. llattella. e5S part tlme. N.A.S.A. U82 Santa An.a maleorfem11lelralneeto
So. B. St. 1'latln IQllO. Deere. Irvine. 556-8140. auem ble & test pUol
Huiet&teper Ladies who need extra In· E .O.E. M !F/H valves for hydrau lic
T-..._ Paid come 2S or over please equipment . Bl·lin gua l
-r -r caUS48-2727 .............. N"'-. w•ft • .-.. good preferred. Costa Mesa lO care for second home ---------• JatU.u '""' -•\.CU ·-E o E co bene. & salary. Apply --. · · · for L.A. couple. Located Landscaping Full lim e *"'RI"' * o n lbe w aler in N . permanent positions in person The Surf & ~"'
La guna . Hea Ith 1 n · opeo. Experience pre· Slod Hot.el, 1555 So. Cst. Tau..,.., Senicn
SW'ance and benefits. ferred but not necessary. Hwy. Lag. Bcb. 17201~. Sh I"
Call Suzie week days CaJlaflerSpm,979-5182 Maids. apply The Inn at SJ. •s7-130l 213/476·2259 and week Laguna, 211 N. Coast
ends714/4N·l838 LEGAL SECRETARY Hwy Laguna Beach Medical Labor atory In NoFeeToAppUcanl • Newport Beach bas IMMEDIATE
PART TIME
OPENINGS
Help on Sat.urday & Sun·
day mornings to deliver
DAILY PILOT
to our car riers . Must
have &ood driving re· cor d . large s tation
wagon or van. Hourly +
mileage. Call Harry
Seeley al:
642-4321 r---------, Industrial
Tum To Kelly
For T e1n1uwa1 'f
Asslgnmtnh
T empor ary"' work
means a r1exible
working S<'hcdule
Long & short term.
No ex p e r i e n ce
n ece11sar y . T op
p ay ... p a id
v~calions .•. never a
fee.
ASSIM••s
PACICA .. S
MACH eras
WAmlOUSE
SH•.-C CLMS
IELL~
SERVICES
Call or
com~ In TOlfny
Irvine
IJJ.14'1
_.u. 210'l &i.'llnes~
.._ Center Drive
Suite208 ,.
Hu11Ungt0ft Aeach M7-Mtl
8907W~A•e J216
LalWM rci«uel .......
~R*
Sama Ana flWIM
fUN. Main
""Z:, ~...,..mlf•
Specializmg In MAID. lO care for n1ce opening fo r brl g ht .
11\e Legal Field cozy carpeted oHrce hard work mg girl for
mary h1ckle agency
l70 Newport. Ctr Or J'l{B
Ste 2.45 64-0-llr.ro
LEGAL SECRETARY
needed for busy litii;:a·
l ion firm in Fashion
Island. Mm l yr exper necessary. Cont.act Janet
al 75&-0431
LEGAL SECRETARY·
cheerful. skilled. for
airport lati firm. Salary
open. Non-smoker
851·9025 Josie
lJQUOR CLERK
Par t -time nig h ts,
751-2928.
flnd what you want in
Daily PiJol Classifieds.
Starting
a New
Buafn•••
Acocordt n1 10
Cell19tnla ....,,,... and
litrOIHlkHw Codit (lee.
17toO to 17UO) ell ,., .. n .... __._. .. ,.~~
'""" tlle ... ..._... with the Coilnty ctefll end ha,,. It ""'*IMd
tou r t ll'll•• 111 • ·Mwep.,... .... IM ere• In wfllcifl Iha
........... loclaled.
T fl e etata111e111 le '"""" ., ... --.. -.. ~ la ,,..... ....
r•11r ltHl"-H ••••· Me II ball lie r•~11lr•
IJt"OOf °' tlllftt .. .,...
CIOfll ........ ~
Th DAIL.Y "L.OT ~--... ... C ................ . ....... ........,
..,..~ ........ .... , .. , .. ,... .. '"
Oraflt• Co11t1tr
C..-111M ..... ....,
., 4'1'• ef •• , .................... .,
, ..... tll• "··~ .. DIPA ............... .
let. U I far Mara ..................
;
I
bldg. & staff. 9·Spm or busy olfice. Previous of· M pm, Mon-Fri. Relia· fice exp. desirable. Will
ble. non s moker. Perm tram in computer. Hrs
onlr. Benefits. paid noon lO 8 pm. We offer
boll days. vacations competitive salary. paid
w/pay. Back Slreet, 655 vacation. profit sharing
S. BSt .. Tustm. & other benefits. Please
MAIL/EDIT ·
CLERK
phone Betty for in·
t.erview. 646-4403
MOllU HOME SALES
We need 5 aggressive
sales people who want to
earn Pl.000 per yr. We are a growing company in the expanding Mobile
Home industry Exper
preferred but not nee.
Call 972·842l Ask for
Mike
Busy data processing co.
has a ruU time opening
first shift lo handle
st.at.us calls from accoun·
t.anta &c help coordinate
QWllity control with edit
dept. & other related MOOB.MSCOltTS duli~. Must have ~c-Attractive Females Only
coumng or bookkeeping *500 wk+ ~ exper. & be able to ---------
operate 10 ltey adding MODELS/HOSTESS-For
machine b y touc h . PWllcbe aut.o promoting
PleaaecaJJ for appt. in So. ca ur. area. Looks
SAFEGUARD
8USINlSS SYSTEMS
I.NC. 22113Fairvlew Rd. C.M.
549-3081
& personality a m ust.
CaJJ Kathye'72-'9t84
MOD1LS for ISCOltT
Ir CATlllMG
SBYICI
• 6'1·211 I *
MAllACEI Lwt_, .. ,...,. .
fMA/'IAl..-orough experience in Shipping to
FNMA & preparation of GNM"
ools & management a bility Is
equlred.
f you are lookinl for a career
ather than Just a Job, Call Today or a personal & confidential
nterview. Salary $25,000.
Cell ......
714-f71-I ...
COLDWIU. 1AM111 llJS191TW.
~ .. co.
A CGldftll Baaller Co.
Aa .... Op1a11 Ir I e' r"
tw. w-.. 7tl0 HllpW_... 7100 · · ~...i,,.,--...l!!!!r....,..-..· 0o....,._to-...,-....11,,. ..... 1m......_ ____ ...,P8_.._v ... m .. o .. T_•.ti. ...... ~ ................. -. .................. HllpW_... 7100 ~W•s.i , 7100 ..-w I• 7tif
.... ....._hU.P(r. '-~••• .............. ~•••••-•••••••••• .._. __ ..._. ~ ::.;;1~t:::A:,~~!.: ~~S ~ . . •iiliQIFIW~IT• 11tr•~•1: "' l[llliYml;.."ff"9 Help wasted lD web· ~'-ol .... S.,
Qlll&a .._.tan Adlulla wtllli «R1C"•Ddm1. .._ P"!ll room. ~-Wttl:c:tl dlr. t•· O.. ol ....._.. Calif WHarW mvd, C.11. ~" ,......aue. ..teoced 6 traleeea. .-rlnce or P BX U · IMdiDt ll*'-111 dWM •"-we. 4IDJcw wor1dq with ~--.,. IO. Appt1 perieece nt eded Im· 1a.1 laialllde...-.,_. MOFOalOu1• ais.. Ovs n . awt at f:.:~:•ur . 11.fO ...... ,,. .. >'· ln1De area'. '-' 1ar ~Men• IWl..Y PU.OT"*'-In P,IO ,_ bour. Pbooe .C.11 . &.O.&. a.let people I.II our lo.
lo. La111u • San 142·011 . Ea' uo -*AINA* ' Coul Plu1 .. ..l'J•lliM. a I ,, ..... u.w. ~u:rws•H•¥tit. BINl>DY· Ptr. J:b,n ' 'H•Y ... ,.... liliiiil ........ Vlejc>. ~delivery llOft MllfwAJ;j_.... 1-1..,.~ 119 IW•. !r:!:~~ dlO &bnl Friday. mona· r.,qu.J()ppwtalty 2::.r. Rell able u lf· ,_ -0 .....,_ .. -
.._ W\ll'day •8"'Dday. Employer. -.ms No n.pu. net. S.A. 17-ll s IlDt Salary + U1D•
~ •analol\ for -mUaioo. • flllJ Inna• .lull•'" houn your IMtoC'DI • ..e. · =b•lltffeaJU:ietub •ear• -.nts. Coetact ICr. dey ... HomM.I ~ .. Ii A I 5-.. needea. run l:lsrta -1\ltuc at: 1\4-~.
_potlt requiud. Call PARTTIME oc~ .. ume. Racquet· IMDeoMce 1Uonal 1._ _____ _
·KMSU. Aak for Foater bmlll&. TJO.m2. blineeriDI inn It•• 'a...,&aa.
Ouellet. ~ING tnwnectia&e oPeaina for ~..A a.. R E A L E S T A T E 1barp. aelf •t arter to IOl9tSOM'S N\JBSES AJ OES. Small. ..... 6_.n. ornJ.aaa. SALDKAN WANTE D. IJ»iahl• records l)'l&em
every other wknd oft. ~verTo Dellver &UlN UP TO LS~ COJl· iadudlAI Ubrery. cor· MIWPOtlT
Def, comp. ol *50 after S DA&.Y PILOT MISSION NET. l·Can awp d•ce•p1aafi.les. IWcpehipfor:
mo . f r ee d e nta l" to ow-carrters In San eam tromS&OKtoSlOOK ReeoamlbWUm ai.o in· lhm1•••S.. meckaJ am. after proba· J uan.. OIPistrano Beach. ....Uy. 2-Pmd out why cklllil maia&eflaoce of m· U.S. S..
tioD eall*>Yment . Apply Da n a }> o 1 n t , Sa n new Uc. u m b is SS1 tw bl~nnt opera-•-•" S.. l~SUperior. N.8. Clemente a r ea. Must here. Come t•lk with tJon includm1 running
NURSES A!DES. 7·3, ll·7, hne good driv1n1 re. them. 3-0 ur pro~uc · GAF BJ~ machm' ~·."!'"''·I experienced or trainees. cord. lar1e 1tat1on l / 1 Dex P en• 1 v e (WUJ train> fl orden ng -• • ...
Meaa Verde Conv. Hosp. wagon or van. Hourly land/bud&et t erms . •· blueprin t m ac h ine P\aJJ Ume 6 P.rt time
6 6 1 c e 0 le r D r . pay + m 11 e a g e a I Pre-set appta. ~alo~e. a.tock/:Jl&Ues Orcani· posiUonl available. Ex·
C M E o E:. lowance. Call Harry S.f'lod out why 'we ve t.Jooa1 a must Xlnt perience preferred. Ex· · · · · · · ~Y at: p tbe best Owie gotog · · co. benefits. Salary. com· c e 11 e n t c o m p a n y
Nunes Auisl. <:.ertified 642-4321. N.B. area. Ask ror Mr. mensurate w1 tb ex· bene fi t s. Apply to
Aides needed on a ll Howard. 9M-3402 perieoce. Ask fOI' Valane Penonnel. Kon thru Fra.
shil\.s. Claues avatl Cor Part Ume help wanted. 0 __ 1 c-•• ft • ~ .E.o· E Uluo-l2nooa . noo cerUfied. Good start· Moo &tor Tues. nights ,_ u.-#2 F t '• f.a-d
inc salar y & xlnt for produc t i o n . *'llCll'T10NIST• EquaJOpporEmployer
benefits . Appl)I at Minimum age 20. Apply 11 you like people, a pro-
fiapbip Conv. Center. al Pennys aver. 1660 That's f~ atmoapbere &
466 F l agship Rd Placentia.Cosl3 Mesa. WJllkerfl can type lightly, apply ~al es1 Dependab l e
Newport Beach. '62·8044 Esta\e. now Newlort Co!.la Homemaker ror perm. PART Tl.ME. age 16 or n....a1 u--•r'"'a 0 E part tJ-. eves and Sat N~SISAIDIS ~.':l::i~&'~~~I~ WL ~-.,;AolA* ~fee~an~~JG The
State certified only 54 afternoons. 548·2.4$4 :sound im Te 'Y • • Senius
per hr. Xlnt working Pan-time, earn $200.$500 thelJ call 17201~. St. I l9 alescler!t needed for
cond . & be nefi ts ""'' week registering Real Es SJ. 957.13031 ~e b.ardwa rf' store Bayview Conv Hosp .. -'Rea.I .. c Martn f' e speraeoee 2055 Thurin , C M . voterst.ohelpquallfythc ••eea11,.. ..--.... AGEMT necessary Immediate Libertarian Party for "'~ .....,...,.., f\rU pan 642·3505 ..... t: 0 E v., II d s t al u s . Ca 11 F'br busy Laguna Be itch I operung. lcom I .b Y
9fil908 r--..-lj' Real Est.ate office Xlnl I be!leflts Cal f!a o& NUTRI TION S ALES -~ -.. cornmaMIOnS Musl havt-Marine. S49 96.t lor
Rapidly growmg vita.mm PART TIMl Rea! Estate Ile~ Ask for Ruth. 'appl. E O t:. ~fft_!_i_ retail cruun seeks outgo· -------
ing nutrition conscious MANUfACTURIMG -----• ~ Sale:. Jklivery Xlnt op individual lo Jorn our With lots vf work lo do & Rea.I Eslate ----• IJOC' Cor t'Ollege students
sales team in the o c orders to pr(J(·esl> we ure R bl n i' llave full lime & pttrmt• area Wiii s tart at in nt-cd or part lime SECRETARY espon!.• ,. rr:_atu , IXlb .. va1I You C'8n t>aru
S800Mo. w/opp for :.afary employee~ lo fill th1::. for genet"al ftt!al £'>tJll' adult LO°' er'ie4' 1" ~r.old 14-tn Si 00 per hr (;.ill
increase & co growth n cc d . s l u d en l ::.. offa ce Lag una Be.H h :.ori ror bat:hl'lor f.ilher I :)JI~ .. t>twn I 9pm '-~-·~ewtvfi• An ideal locatJOn 494-8057 A::.k for Hoo m & t n d t cl l •. , --Please ca ll Tris h at ,..,..,,. ""' · f t" 11 "··' G ~ h V part time w~k ~ituation JoallC>r L..rry quail sed per-.or: " .Mo~ rea-art rt amm"' "' ~ "•"" ...... .,.,,,.L.,.., 1 HOM"""-""""'r.as s:ll-8971 1s being ln1•d •n J 11tlol ~ .....v ,,.,.,,., ear Y ~ .....
,. m I• u r a 1 ' ao;i-1~onwnts. lnnl! &·
s h o rt tt>rm in ;1
sehedule s per1r1<•111lv
dc-i.rgned In mt•f'I
\'Ou r nc>ed s . A ll
offi ce skills need<'<I
•Typlsh
•S.C.•t•iw•
•WwdProc
•Acdelwb
•Clwb
Top pa y. poid
\'a<·ations. referral.
bon uses. Never a
fee.
IELL~
SE RVICE~
Call or
Come In Today
In.inc
IJJ.t44t
2 102 RU.'StrlC'l'i
Center OnH•
Surle ltJK
llunlmllton BcaC'h
147·l4fl
11!){)7 Warnt•r /\ w
1121!>
l.:iguna NIJ.?tlt'I
lll·OS42
Sant;i flnu
'5)..0130
715 N M nin
tin H&R Rinck
Off1c-c1
F.qunl Opport11nitv
Em ployPr M ...
~----------Orthodonllc Chairs1de As·
sist. Mission VieJO, RDA
pref'd, fletible hrs. right
pay for right person .
Come & interview us .
837-1033.
··so• PACIACHAS
ASSlttlLBS
NEED NOW!!
'1'opWages mo ExJJer needed ILon& Term assignment
VOLT
I Mf•oUll'll• •,j I• •I
546-4741 '
_.Cam~Drive
<acniUfrom
JobD W.,oe Airport)
Equal Oppor Ems*>yer
•PACIA&RS•
•35• ...,.
Top lrvlDe c:ompany. No
aperience neceuary.
lllFOICE , ........ .
'""'9 111 ... llt
,.. 7JM444
Nor..& ...
Parkla1 AUt ndaat. llllllefr.il. pt • , ......
la Seal B~b6Npt
.. call .... l.Npcn . .,,...,.,
program v.1th our t·um - -1 • AM or aft 6P~t With mtcrel>t m art1111
pany Come m ~ d1'>t:IL'>' .R.-at &tote ~s tenor de-.1gn full.pan.
yaur 'rhedult• .. ,th u:. & Opening Joor hcen:o.t"d REST • 'T l:mt' S20 \25h r Wtll how~ kou :.in• av:.i1labla• !>a les peoplt-. loC"ally M~~~~~ 1 trarn Ctll M.::.. l:$un1r w wvr We w 1tt l!O over owned, with national re £XPt;Rlt:NCEIJ 848-_93i_ll_3_7_P_M __ _
the .)Ob with you Apply ft!TT'al ~yslem Excellent 1rvl.oe area XJnt caree r ISaJe:.
CIMCO
265 Bnggs Avf'
CAJsta M 4ffl a 92626
I:: 0 E
S4t)-446()
Part ume; Help' pt·llme eves & Sal A.M AsSISl
w /ticket sales to sport.mg
events. $3·$6 + h'r
972'"4848.
Part Ume clerk for liquor
aore. Apply in penioo.
Holiday HoQse UQoon •
2837 E. Coa.lt Hwy. Cdm.
PART -TlllE · PERMANENT '1eldb&e
boun. Production, abip-
pinC ~ pbone dull•. Will train . P hone Edltb
114-~l
NXOPB.
F.am wblle JOU le&n1. Telephone Anawerinc
Senk e full time/9•rt
t.ime. Varied s bllts ·
°"YS~ernoon OI' eveo-~.wJg:jsUND
COSTA MESA/JRVINE
TUSTIN
HUNTINGTON BEACH
Ideal for s tuden ts It
housewives. Many co.
benefits including paid
vacat ions Typi n g
JSwpm ... E O.E . Call
5'3-4230 Mon. lhru Fri.
~t Control Service man, guar s alary +Com
miss100. 546-9339.
Pelluon C1rculalor
•MONEY•
Set upur own hours. Ex-
tra cash working full or
P tr Yoo make S2000 or more pr. mo. Must be l8
or older . Call for 1m
mediate Job. 549-8730.
9"S.
--------~---PHO T 0 GRAP H ER .
JSmm camera w 1w1de
angle lens. depeodable &
economical C'&r . Apply
1449 W. Orangegrove.
Orange.
PHCYI'O STORE
+ PROC
ma n ager, also f /l
e m ployee H .B ./ F V .
area . alter SP M .
842·2990.
Practical nurse /compa·
nion for elderly lady.
live-in 3 day wknds Pref.
fm, DOO··Smoller. 873-7169
work1nt cond1uons opporturuty ~nd rcPlh.~ SIMSIOESALESS Earn lOO'J: ci:>mmlllsion to Box 621, Daily Pilot t« t'00!1denUal app t POBO C t'ull ume pos1t1on t-:x \:all 1S9-0226 l::xHU X 1560• O'>\.i penenct.-helpful. will Systems Realtors M_eN.. __ C.:A_9262f>_ ___ train. Some clencal
----•Restaurant work 1n11ol11ed Pref
fU!aJ F.staU? DAY IUS ftYSOH maturP mdmduaJ Call
Residewtid A.ppy Between J.5, Mon ~-·~------.,..... 5111 .. nou tb.nJ Fri. fbisty Pe!Jl•an.
LIU to joui a rea.l pro 2735 W. PacC.oast Hwy. fesslOO&I R. E. orgaruz.a-N.8. t ion., For a running ---------
bead-st.art for U180, call Restaurant
S•l ES LADIES
Full lune It part u me for
l of country 's f1D e at
duldren's Boutiques. Lt!
Maps10, So. Cst Plaza
~ us loda~ for an 1n· Saodwlcb person wanted
terview . P lease Call • counter help wanted. Mar-jorie Clark. Res. sa..tioc w1good saJary. ... _ "-""-'l. eaum.2193. IS•les : Maoa1em H tl _ . ....-""""' T ratnees p /t. fl t. W..,M. T...... ll!'!TAIL ~. poUlve LI+.
ReaMan '44-4810 Dia&incdve sp0ruwear Dn aJt tw iac. 56'1-11112. acllY'lle l'Sllim~MIM =.!!! ... ~ales. J un .._ _______ _
WICTOtl --r
Grow1QI Sol 1!11 riWI ec>m• D.,_a n peny needs responsible ~•IWM :: ::.c-:.::=: WANTED: ~ca:..~~ ....... , •• U-4
lD ~ roo~!T ot SIJ ~. m ·
diC'alora 6 calipers Trf'UMll'IAM("
nec:maary. Mu.at be a ble I u.ttnnl ft~ to wort from bluepnnts.
we .... '°'*iaC for .,
.. .......... ..,aeU • .......... ....,.. .........
NJ • pert time .... lio n s a vailable/,
weet e ads r equire d
Please app.ly m pe,....,
Mon tbru Fn ~-=:u:.~t;~~~ W.'d prefer -o6d
Will cooa1der Trainee ,.... IMrt we·~ •ot G~RHEN"SS
Good co. benefita It wor k· doosf. We'I tc*• a -
ing coodlt.lon:I. Apply 10 1-2301 San JoaqUUl
penon or caJI Charlene •" :c: 1 • r • ~-~ OS Hills Road for interview -.,_.,_ Mi .......,ast, COM 6'0-59t4
E.O E. -ch•'caly -... d '~~~~~~~~~ S R. ~gmeenng o•d willi•9 to be Sales 834 Pn>Cluction Pl. NB .,.._.. to ...,_., re-
___ 64_ USl4 flllWt .ct ,..,.r ''"'·
UCB'TIOtillST c.ftficGtioll Is a ,."'
Full lime Mon· Fri. JS pAia!
hrs. per week Mui.t be
p e r s o n a b I e . w e I I Rar.fy doe1 °" op-
groomed. enJOy m eelmg ...._.., Ii&.-tfW -the pub!Jc. No lypin~. pcawy ..,.. 1 r· -
phone expenence pre Miit iheff. YOll'I '-of
lerred, Full co benefits ,,,.., .. yovr tedlnicd
Apply Pennysaver. 1660 "'° t.ow, y•'ll alM
Placenlla Ave. Co::.lJ ......... a''N twaity _M_es __ a ______ to try .t .,.,.. sales
Receptionist/
T ·st
M1c1ture, ~ pen.un.
expenenced as Recep·
UQnis l. Heavy phones.
type 50 wpm • invoices.
quot.at.ions, orders. f'ront
office appearance. Top
salary It benefits. Irvine
f\un. Mir. Call Karen.
54().84, ------1 RECEPTIONIST. (aw of·
face, SS50 mo. no exper
nee. 752-7410. ______ ,
..-.y.
tf ,_ .... Y°" ..-lify
for ...... ~ ..... . ,........, ....... ....
•y.to~atftte
...... ..., locaKoM:
33331f'btol
COSTAMISA
1714JS40.S77 I
Nffdbtra a.m .... w..,?
Comt' t.o R.M. Abraml'
Cal.a.log Showroom. UH !f
Newport Bl. C M P It . F t any age wanted.
SALES ORDER
Expandtng. prodt.IC'l Jin<"
have generated Uus 1m -
med1ate opening with
great polenllal for ea·
vancemenl. FamtlJanty
with aerospaC'e fasteners
would be very helpful.
Salary commensura te
with ex p e ra e n ce &
knowledge or \be •n
dust.ry.
ROSAN.IMC.
114 /548.SSJ.1
Newport Beach.
A.II Equal Opportunity
Employer
Prad.kal nurse to relieve ReceptioniaL pt·tim e. ror busy hair salon. Prefer .. Q) at hr period, l day a 2:)..~ Penonable & relia·
6555 .... ,,_
WllTMIHSTH
C714 •t4-12l I
lttl LaP._ __...,ill(
Salesperson. reured 1n-
sade sales. leather goods
and travel ware. Hrly
waie. Moo-Fri, t ·SPM
lrvme. Skypark a rea.
967-1151, Joe Campbell week. steady. 494-C.S'5. tile. 831· 7050.
RIX:EPTIONlST · BllSy
developers office. Lile
0141521-7310 Pre-school aide,
PartTime
540-1919 btq, typing. varied JoiR Tlw
SM,asPBSOM
Put Ume. H. 8 . Gift
sbop.. 9SMIOO. P~. Immediate cMiel. O.C. airport area. #I T~ opening, hllh spee d 751-tllt. s.lellpenons, work you_r
Webb trainee. 1 Year olf· Reoelitkxaist. ~ person OSH' ' MAN'S own bours. coametique & Ml experience required. wrtrom. olfc appearance AloeVeratkilacareco>ts
-"1l!b' 14.4t0tanieirove, fOJ' preattclous N.B. g•a• kdinl for people to de· Oi'iafe.11'1·aal. F inancial Plannin g mollltnl.eoohome pany Oln>: ~orie~ Call ()pportwnty plan_, co mpl tralD1nc. =.. Michell. ...._ « MtF OUl ..... ReeYes for ....
ArUlt part Ume. Fri " Mt-75t0. t«view · 957-5121l.
Sat . E&perlence pre· ,------------~ ferred. Apply Pen· llCm'TIOMIST · · I
nyuver, 1• Placentia, SWl'ICMIOMD I 9UAl.fTY COMTIOI. MAMA .. a.ta..... CfllATOI Your 3 to 5 years or quality control I
....,... Z.pertHced opera\or I supervisJon & management can be I Prw~•.oa needed lo "'bu9y reaJ eat11te ol· I applled in the bulld·up of a first
1row DI Oru1e Co. flee. Otmole boud. Call class quality control dept. We're I Qi.:.. oo.:.=m ~ ror •~Coldwell I Interes t e d In an agg r essive I
• cbl.el n wltb ....._ .,,..Jdlm«I. I performer with e xperience in
1'51 beada. Salary open. I c ommercial e fectro-mecha nical I
For .-.. uu c.c.P. assembly & prior exposure to ~m.me. WI .. 1111 I handling & inspection of painted I e ,... ,.i•. Promotable metal & plastic ~arts. I • -:O~"°*'. ,._ .. ..., •· Front I Day & Nigh• hlfla available ariU Ima .._. ~JC ... ~~ A1IO T ... I ._,~00-:, tn ._._77N7U I Mall Ntume to: I
........... -wt11a 14 yr C 1 I 1 ,_ ••a ii I Classifled Ad #808, Dally Pilot r.r':4.'r:eC:,'r.~ ,_..,,.,,.._,. I P .O. BoJt 1sso. Coeta Mesa. ca. I
Lllt•aa BHI•. Call •ua IDToro 92836 I
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5 ........ --'-, ... ..-11/JOUCJTOIUi PWtcnee Call 96$-1~ -ua-.n._ --1 ... -.1..a tN9. I I• --... -1"'1tf ...... ,AICJ t:iWI W. .._.." ..... v•--. a.J• \Ml ........ ••••••••••••••• . ,... -. .... ~..,..,..... ...... rte paid !ullllll Pan u ... lua·Tlu1ra _,, *"'•'" IOIO lllD. See. delk S1$. SeA1 COPYllACHlNE , __ .... ____ .....,.,.
~ -.... '* .. . .... JI I II r ...... -a.• to •.• PM. C.n earn TYPIST Growtnc nrm ID ....................... ftberelu fl'plc •. Olber Uses any paper. '-"
.. ....... Kee Ill ...... Cre*M• .. rn:.. ........ R ';::. .. to -pw mo. Wut o.c. Airport ..... oetdl CASH PAJD It.ems cotfee pot. d.Label. Prtce. M2·'70l3.
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<flt).._..,., fM la· VA/'11.A 'rHHllDI • . 181 S..t ~.._be r•poul· Jlll"IQD. \o UDdJe l1Pina W1brlclryr1/R1frl1•. pmes. lmpe fte, '2. to llults.crificel1'Wlft0Da
....... M ' 1,rr~~nca-...:.'l"Lo. Alllof• bltlt..,..to.tollowtn· 50 wpm• backup on wartda&orootll67.aW •·7.,._.,. amoe,anUquebdrmael.
I AL&8 PS&SON -,__,aflo OI r 00. )obi Call Jen L.1u, llU\ldlonl. ln N.B. a.rea. oboolt. Call 144'7540. ask u ....... wu"'-r '--'--1070 end tbt. l coffee lbl. --. ~· f:!· IM••· MHDOl. &nellin1 • toell ~ '°" lllchctle --.,-'"' _....._' n-ra&H I lit I• •• 1 ... ol N••wpo""\ •-•""" -· tllO. worb 1reat. ••••••••••••••••••••••• _W_2822 __ . ------
, .-... • • ••· -4NO • -~0 T1h .. 1nr = !g-SS. Wed. at, ~C'\ ~otr. cat i • ~=·N~= 18C.;....AH ~~'· Campu11 ~_:,_•:!:'ply~a TYPMt .. StOO ..,.. 1020 :::n.a:•~.De1p ! SCUJl4.B$ .,,. -= ......... ~ Lile ty•l•I· IOIDe SICU.m ~~~;:~I~:;. •tr:· DlJor a eecure future ••••••••••••••••••••••• Llldieldiamondclstrtl 2 ' IWfoWtlK' __.._....,. ••· ....._.. • ..,,...,.. o.te suant required by s w/thia teadina Aceow1t· Z " lkpd. 3 weeu old. + ct Appr ssooo .~u ~""'~ nm&WU... rala. ~-~~_!I.Pr ~community tt1 Weit Ne wpor t la ioa firm i n beaut $100 <waa $140 New > '2!00.' Aft. s wkctYa or Ablorb -Ditto llll. ~ cat.a.tac • ,__,. "" So ee.m area Day u.w.. tnc Newport s.acJa. lf you MUlllMIJ. '4(>.M7f.-s.t. aeSun. S3t-5'72'T." Oaun\ -Rector -
9111r:www--.. 1111 Newpor\ a.act Barbara Call Von fl'trl for T E L E p H o N E atewison thetn>ewriter TO<;ENTS •9d.o.taM... l •OIOO ~ ... -~Tl lNTERVIEWERS·need 6waattoleatnthelateat Cah 1035 This b tbe 100tb •P·
f ~'· · 1 Is most 1opbl1Hcated ....................... .._c•••-1010 nivtnar')' of the fin\ five s... ..__ .......... Ou·rd Otr u C OPl.D on I UJ' p-C!'t&U ., ... _. CFA _.... nl ._._ .. .., • Ye"" naUooally known word pc'OC'elSinl equip-LolloiXIU, tuh>••.... ••••••••••••••••••••••• aiuts\ st.ores. v. coune. • _.,_..._ • • llALllTATI Minimum l yr u ,. b mm&,calluan.ow recillered. triple champ ._>VINC. WON'T FIT ... l &a I.base days lbey wen Yo\&r aal•• "OIO • P•rie n ce 1n p olice. aurvey rese,.rc corp mother.&3l-8308 Yr _, .. --L..:.&. us cu"'. -1.-..-,roc~ ... D.U ... ect'tlW . local.ed an Santa Ana.. ISl•f041 ~ mn " 1cn:1Tw .,..,,~
-.lcaUv1 akUla wW ..._ be fa..UUar •'lb ,qJltary or otber aecun evea & wllnd work • Himalayan tuuens, S80 will accept olr over $295. ~~-= ~':::f~ VAtFHA prouulne. ~ WOl'~~ue ca ll for ll SO·S6.00 pe r h r each. Beautllul fema les Norelro style hai! dryer Mtc1Mm1-........,. PfOllDO'a from lliDlmu.m 1 yr expr req. S61-1J28 a.ft SPM &3636 110. Ladles ree1stered W..e-4 IOI I
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WHITI•
BUYING ...
SELLING.-
Tlllh ft Yew
DAILY PILOT
IOATMAl'f
Toplct,_.ed
c .. 642-5678
wltlt.ia: Call Bryall .,._..,. olSo. Calif. Con· Spauldlnc eolf clµb:. ...................... .
-·WDlr\1ae. tad Blv.~ ~rf'llMTV (-' J Goga 1040 w/c:atm decorator ba &" _ __..,. ... RUGoS _. ~I I 1be Reejater Newspaper '-.l~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• cart IJ.50. 3 pc walnut ~·-.lllS • Pll*Aa.a has opm.in&a for morn· \>e•Mft~ KEESHOND Pups AKC boo.kca.ae wall unit, 3 WANTED 5~ ~s om.es ina & eve auto routes in . . Ownp llTe. M/F Pet & mo 's old S200 . Of c Ptnlan or Chinese r~s.
a.t.m ~t *l fiberglas
molor /:;all er hull
zu.~.~S&U.
Prtw•"'Y pi.. adwll SICllTAaY rr• U.guoa Bch, Dana Pt & •OOttI , .. ,U .. &lll)t<AL<-•• s h 0 w . p v t pt y M2-porbm&MH229 P.P only 644-SlTI __
to worll wilb and lmmediateopeolnpCor c.patranoBch.Calltdr. 4.121WesteTlyP1ace 213181rl·1345aftllpm. ~ --...........
9030 ~ ..... DKJliva&e kids. Over 21 h9c911•• on-call, part-time and l!hsley, 961·'1113. Ste Ul2. Newport Beach LUCiGAGE TAGS WANTED: QUEEN SIZE
la fAC\lna, Capistrano, full-time poslUons ln our I~~~~~~~~~ Ul0% Employer Pud AKC Cldn Retriever pups. rrom your business card 1 Brass. wood. or rattan •••••••••••••••••••••••
S.Qement4a.reaa. The £xeeutlve Vice new facility ln Orange Hunters, wtr dogs. 80 Send one card ror each headboard w1oul or wilh PADnMI PrePleatolouraaaocla-~-Prevlouuecuri· Tiii a •tM.RAL Champ Pedlar ee frameAootboard. S re tiOD la eeekin& an Ex· ty or relat.ed experience ... UTO SllYICE --------.-1 lal plus ooe spare. We a5008bJe Call 964-_~7 -.........a.5 ~ .. • ... --·-t.ohan· ,_ ......,,__. b t not A Wanted . f"Ull time In· . return per manently
Avon 12'6"x.5'6" &a 2S HP
Jobnaon in perfect cond
$1SOO. 41M-19fl6
.. ,.........., ""._. .... ~·-,, "'.,._ .......... u re-$davworltweek. ~ utnicUve tag 4' 9040 PHOt.. die bis penonal and cor· q\Ared. For full details "A~ply l e r i o r d ecorat o r Siberian Husk.le puppies. ............. or 496........ po r ale , b u 1 I n ea s and conelderallon, we In· .. ,_...,....... ire "•n•-r Jumitw'e dell very person $ Fem. Gd bomea, $'75. •LtTaD p, m~tia& airpllne MIUcd._1 ~ 1013 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Ext ... ~tween j5p111 adlvttJe1. Tbll penon vlte YoU to call OT apply 'iJOOE ·eout'Hw;' ln San Juan Caplslrano. eeriouaonly. 880-3681 ved J:.~=';'·vO:e~ ---. a-.: .,.or a-.. ~ , wW be H•ponalble for in pel"IOO, 9:30-U:JOam, Coro~adel Mar . Some st.oc-e mainlenance .,.,,,, .......... urc u I ---·"•-' .... . close C .... uit•a•r•.••l•b•a•n•e•z•••A•:;1•s•t~.
IU&r ' n.uure aecret arlal a nd ad· ~Monday through · · & some ln11tatralion ..,.... .• _,IV' ,Imo.a e, ----. en •• Sa* Rep. to call on re· minil&ntive duties and Friday. Tow Truck Drivers ex· work. Experience not 2Yr Fem, have papers. wallpaper, fabric or P.A. •l>kn~ monitor&.
ader acl bu1lneaa ac· will a ct a1 a lluon per'd Top pay Appl' nee. but prefel'Ted. Non· tr a I 0 e d fl 1 o "' ~Y~~ .. :-~r 6 we 27·band trapb.ac Eq. H · --A· •or adv• ... '-lnl between the ex.ecutlve Darlene Howe G ... W Towane·. 740 smoker preferred. able..8acrifice. 1100 ea. m your aorted ml.k.es; Sony reel·
..........., 1' ......... • • Salary open. Call for -.-.. tap. OT try two cards to-,..i tape deck.. ac-
•:Jr Sea·RaY Weeltellder .
lnumc. cond. Many ex-t.raa. Twn 454 Crusaders,
ve"" lo hrs 133,000.
t!am-Spm i ~3383; aft
6.640-7822.
Mon Ulr\l Jl'TI ... m.!'.ftm. ad bia many business Cluns Way, C.M. 6U-12S2 .......... toL.-.-.. ____. ,.,.., ••d. Baae . + Commlssfon. eon&.ectl. Selected appli. appt. cn4 )da.211'll. DOGTRAINLNG ...,. PtUCES. --..n•.-··-~ beoeflta. WiU caatwUJbaveb~rettnt carts ffaWfey M.U«JfACTUl.IMG WANnDHIVH Problem d o11. obe szeaor~
tram. Neat appearance ~ve ~1 beal ex11• u.a... S._81 Inc TUJHllS ... .-... y OMLY dltnce. abow tra1Nn1 in 4/5laCl11-80ea. A~euenUal . ...., •• ence; wv we ._ ... -.-. l your home 548·0059 6/9taplJ S()ea
JtP,y PennysaveT, 1eeo 1.roomed; b ave good 1800NKraemer lmmedFullUme To cld1ver Dai Y Pilot Jllhn 10orm«e $l.40 ea
Placentia Ave .• Costa communication skills; Anaheim, CA Openings b.ndles to carriers Re Sala Tax lncluded w.a. and type 70 wpm and (11~)533-95()2 • quires van or large sta· Golden Rec.never. l yr. NO CARD" ---------1 take ·dictation at 100 Mllhrial H•ilr bOn waeon and a good Male, inoVU11·must sell Draw your own or send SALIS/RETAIL ~ Only,quallfjed ap· F.qualOpportuolty ~ffcMIT,...._ dnving record Phone U>fl00dbome64.H2'12 name, eddreu. pbone a.
Office supply " s ta· ptic:aotaabould apply. Employer M JF 642·4321 and ask for ...e1l ma.lte one card per lion en needs e". ltecef•'-JClertl Harry Seeley or Don Male. l1 mo, AKC. Old
perienced retail WeotferabeautifuJwork Co. benefits. Irvine Williams. ErigllabSbeep,wldoaac ~"=:;c!oneyor aalespenoo Full time mvi.rorunent. and a ex· Secy/Administrator 5-40.7639. A Kenda v1s EQUAL cess. SJOO or bsl orr
Phone for ·appointment cellen t salary and Small liberal church, 1 lnd. .. E.O.E. • OPPORTUNITY CG~l der.:.:orPIJMTIMG
Early 80 '1 Fender
Telecaster 1u1ur 41
Gibson »wau amp SSOO
&U.as:JO
OHka Jw:Jt•. &
........ 1015 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Ute N'W IBM Stlettn c
typewnters for bome tnata lllOO Worll ava1J
For info. t'all KRl
961-41191.4
557-9212· Ask for Mr. benefits package includ-person office Good -EMPWYER _ BlaclC Lab Retriever. 0 West . Newporl Sta· iJ:lg dental. Please send skills. mature. Part time Trainee between JS & 23 fe.oWe, & mo·s old Free P Box 1580 !i.eei om~ desk JOxec>". tioners Inc. resume with salary his· 9to l. 646-4652. yrs. mechanically 1n· WARE H 0 USE M /\ N 63l·5MS C.OSU Mesa.~ 9'2l62IS 5llDllat.ed ma hog venttr
. tory in confidence t o . cllned, field mi.talla\lon. EXP ER Resp person C"'UB DE C ac \op. gd rond. hitht use. Sales Personnel. Sec'y-Ass11tanl. sales. sm ~ for fabric warehou!te Golden Retriever pup ,.., ""'A mem swivel <hair included
See Great Earth o((c in Santa Ana, Irv me Good opp w growing co benhlp l600 Call Joan at Sl2S 960-3910 after 6pm
Under Nutrit.Jon C-A .Na SovilMK area, variety of duties. Tra!nee YounfC man to lrv area. Salary comm ~~.h~~~eds1~e~L~ ~·7870~-S.~ --, 8087
---~ 1111 ··'79 gd <>*'phone, some typ · trrunforprec,sioninstru w ~per ~-i9ts 751"89Uor 5457264 Chn s tmas Gaft Ra<t1 0 Pwh
5alesTrainee & Loan A1sociateioft ing reliable responsible ment rl'pair <no elcc --U>m.mafld t ar 1(J , ,kill ••••••••••••••••••••••• •Salary + 9lOSBrookhursl & 'orga n1'i.c d <.:all t.roru<'SJ Mu:.t be reha f'Tottto YCMa 1045 B 'vhlr <an.Hin. itrl'•<l eo..Ntsion * Anaheim, Ca 92804 754-6333 9am 4pm l>le,. have ma oua I clelt· W A H E ti () l' S .. : ••••••• ••• •• •• • •• • •• • •• rorvette llJO mph rant! i.u11i:e~ "t'llO"" nran~t·
Young, growth oriented Equal Opporturuty tenty & excellent v1s1on PERSONN EL Free K1tleru. new Be:.t o<r 644 !JIM 'une~dlt-d 5.JO i·Jt h
company seeks new peo· Employer MI F Long training penod On :"'o exp necessary 2 Fu II 7 wk!> old ~ 1\41> or mort• ~ t'dl'h
pie to e1tpand into ~~~~~~~~~! SlCY-P.no1aMI ly Sl!nously mterested ume pos1uons. Start im 642 7225 Carpeung, 200+}arch 9fi8.922!l Fee paid Your good need apply Call for in med. l600. per mo wi th -- -l'sed gold tw~ shdR
man a 1 em• n t 0 P · SICltlTAIY to YIP sir.ills will lead to con ter v1ew appl between raise m 90 days L1J.:ht Dalmallan Mix M. frtt to 640-0329 PER.SJ.A.--Kitteru.. C)o '' pc>rtimi~UsTlUAL $14,400 jidential personnel pos 7·9AM only 546--0606 _ ~pping. ret:elVlng. as· gd ~. very lovable. ----- -~ed. lJ"lple cha m p
SUPPLIES Career opportunity of. ~ topN~ ofc. AJso fee TRAINEE YA.ROMAN sembly & quality control WleskJds. ~. John Wayne Club Tennu mother 638-~ _
-CAU. MARK fered to vers atile in· r---~ rent.al yd, must be 111. work. O ut stand 1 n g member'Ship for sale -• n..-. IAAA d · & 770-2712 benef Call~r BeautilullnshSettu.M . SlOOO .+tra o a fe e .._._..,,_... V7v 957.1150 di vi ual w/Jtlnl typing • t.elbgent, good w 1people. 1\.s. 0" 'yrs, shot.a & very gentle 494-TISl ••••••••••••••••••••• ••
lrvineArea. SH skills: Commercial Ca1t1,...0P.,..._.. mech , Miss ion Viejo appl. w,loda ~2812. -••••100 >of 'EW &
Sales development experience 2'551 Raymood Way area. 831·?313 __ J<Jln Wayne Tennii Club L'S.ED p1~ & orgaru.
desirable.XJntbenefIU. Stell.S El Toro · · WATER RESO URCES r.Hll•• 1050 Regular Me mbers hip ~up Oealt'r 7511121 Wanted youag men who wW ge.t along well with
wom e n . C a ll Mr
Thomp1i;on 540-4023. 9 I.
scnYTOV.,. •
851-9041 N:!ts'V!r~~~c:.rl. ENGINEERING Cariecr ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sl<O:> FlnJey175 5i953 New Kawan Consolt' or
Service Stat1on --altendant good t y ping s klll.ls. opportonities for ex * * I BUY * * 2 i\men can A1rhnr" • ~ ~ttular ~.'ale
full or part lime Top Nf'WPOrt Beach &16 3445 Pe r 1 f' n c e d C 1 ~ 1 1 Good used furniture & pnce coupon!>. ~1 "·' pnt t> $6!~\. lln mhJll
wages. Apply in person l'.))gineers. Ut"Stl(ncr .. & Appliances OR I wi ll ~t>ll 83J.211668 ~·5 751 1121
Laguna Chevron. W4 S TVPl~I WANTED rull Draftsman background or SELL for You --
T yping, som e S /11 .
l i beral c omp a n y
benefits. Send resume
w/expr. & salary re·
qwrementa to Presley of
So. Calif. P.O. Box 2200,
N.8. m». Aun: Bev.
Csl Hwy, Laguna Beach lime. pleasant workml( Ill de.1gn or mai.tcr pll.1(1 u a~ UCTIO... HEl..P' My garage. m)
cond Co. benefits Mu!'.t rung of water systems, ~TBS A " apt. my life 1.s overllov.
Hrg.;n "'11rl1l1t•r 0 11•1
Deluxe Xlnt !.'fmd. llomt-
or Proie55111nal u.~t· SEWING MA C If IN J:o; be reasonabl y fast & ac· Ulcludmg water :.upply. 64M616 & 133-9625 'IDi w game show w in
0 P E R A T 0 R S curate Apply in person. sewage des ign. pump --rungs Great 1tcnn.o;, ~real • OltAlltE l""T(ltNAtlONAl<eMNfll'
•121 Westerly Place
Ste 102, Newport Beach
100% Employer Paid
MacGregorYachts.1631 P cn n y s aver . 1660 i.tations & rese r voirs CASHPA!D bar gains &4228\18 dft
P1acentia. C.M. 642-6830. Placenll? Ave Cost a Experience desired 1n re· For gd used furn. anti ~all day Sun
SIW5 •162 ~
~ K.awa1 <.:on&Olc or
gan. rt>gt1lar ~. 'lalt>
pnce $1900 Bri mhall
751 1121
' ... Mesa. port&spec1f1caUon wnl· Qle_&:rlrTV~~7:!_133 Sten' METAL ---ing, facilities d e11gn, SECRET ARY MECHANIC TVPlST · To type loan in· mapping, calc:u.lalions & ro. into Burrouem Docu· computer operations Corporate He•cl-Machine shop. Small, ment machine, adjust Apply io person wiLb re ....... . * SICAITARJES * fast growing company. Corms for prinl-out & sume & work sa lifples
State wfde invulm ent Leg commodity 115.800 Exp. Good pay. Good make corrections when Mr Fuentes. Robert
aervtce1 farm -Fashion Exec:Se<:/RESl.2.000 benefita.5*32lO -necessary. Prior office Bein. WllUam Frost &
Island. Busy, active, Exec Sec /S&L Anh SHIPPING/REC CLERK expel'. Ii \~ing of ~·50 Ass~. 1•01 Quail St.
challen1lo1. diversity Aatbkpr~~Sl.2.600 '"'Growing firm needs wpm r eq hied. Docu· Newport Beach. _
r.tJDEl HOME
llOSE-OUT SALE
Decorator furniture &
acauoriet Cedar Glen
Townbomes. 2554 Elden
"Ave, Ccsta Mesa. 11 to 6
daily.6C2-e734 dutila. Good akilla, (tyr· ""-·---• reapon person hall time menl mac ne exper. w d d f in t /Sbortbaod) 0 . •....,...._.on warehouse duties. Rec helpful but will train lhe · o me n nee e or
l anizatlooal abilities. Sales Our Office• lft"'omln& shipments, rlaht caodldale. f'or ~cleaning service. Ovome kitchen table It 4 ~/Free ..... all Good ruov, good hn. Rob-dwn, 38" round + 12" M>-0123 ll·Fri. 9:30-5:30. T ,_ A tt.ock. abelves. pull or· appt. c ~. ellt. ,...., ,_, w sency 312. E O E bie's R.aaflMopS48-0757 -· SlOOJOffer. Call aft. SICalfAllY ._Blrdl,llltab'&t ·· den, .prepare ouleolng __ ._. -·-·-·----4PM ~
Eldat powtb opport for NewjjiOlt Beach,UMl.80 lhipmenu. UPS& Postal TYPIST Woodwork.ertrainee. l8 or '
Chrome be d fra m e,
spre.d. back drop S200
Be.tee rua ~. '2l>C elm·
ner tel, new $3ClO Tennis 1---------sttinelna ma ch S250 ,. .. USll) PIAHOS
Opal Jtwelry SSO·S300 KunbaJJ upnght 17%
6'5-1178 ~Spinet 17%
-F\Kbel' Upnaht ornate Qllnp. waterbed. bk case. Sl.SBS.
bd bn1. e drwr pedestal, ~ Grand, : yrs old
$250/080. 64$-521111 SMl5
19" 1V ~ b/W Worb
good. $». Cannister
vacwno complete Sl8.
646-1.SZS.
Wurllt.ur Grand. ref1n ssa.
lOupn&bts. some oak, all
ornate
Hlny D. O•st
1 Wbulpooj Gas Dry~r ..x> H.amtlt.on. H. B sns cash. 1 Singer Sew. 53&-87'75
16' DUPYIELD
BAY BOAT
Mod&Caed from elect to
ded lltart 0 . 8. an weU lndd. trtr. a.ooo. ·
UNITED Y1'CHTS
BRKRS
-114-Gl ·3133.
'TI 23' Yako. tum ke)
equaPl*i. '14,000 hrm.
Gr4!al llarhn boat
8'73>9383
?3' formuJa. Tuna tower.
3~ Chevy . 3 rad io~.
flgt\Ung du , outnggera
bait tli nk S1 2 000
~~ -------J.948 p lITMAR 34 ft
die.el crwser. AP, VHF
Fath Ul .. th an('hor
wmch. bait & f1.'lh lank!> rwJ , unvas. ~14 1m 'il PIJ
tl4.!W
Cil4 ia34 I~
~ 8 1uc l4 atcr pleai.urc
boat Sl .600 6 c}I. 1007
S.S7 7625 20222 SprUl'C
SA ~
9060 -••••••••••••••••••••••• ••• I.Alden 18, 2Sft. Vain
h url . ..,11p 1n N~
bt>au tlful S-10110
~~10
17' SORENSON SLOOP
Compl w1s a1b & <1Ull
1-nx PJI' Bob 673-5027
V.~t..sau J<. hull & dt:I k
St:.~
F"ORC~S<>
Shp m j'l;ewpon
$115.000
832 913t ---------
Manne engine. Bwlt by
Star Manne Small block
Chevy w1velvet dr1vc
transm u s1on . 1nstru
ments. enra starter and
generator. good cond 1 •
tion. s:s,50. Ca II 531-9610
~ SPY weekdays or
all~ weekends
18'Prlndle Catamaran
17moa ~. Dix. trlr. Rac
lDI red . .,4·"2' CH I,
days 183-4554.
9070 ••••••••••••••••••••••• llliDat Jr. SeeyChallwbo des. ~~~. preferred Aolfcccur,!.~~. l::i~!: ~ ~A;~~r~l::en~f~ ~~=-5:,;~:m~tu~:!:
care« adv. eqing SICltlf AllY to $1050 !'~===~~:-· .IUIJ'> ·~ --Ave Co8ta lleaa 0..p for cash. BHt of· divenUied. buay ore. CW)' 1 bou. Yoo must S&lm. .. fer.881-a&W, atoupm. lnC lbcbine wil.b cabinet Clft ~rtlf1cates SLWS A¥ AIL.AILI
C«p bdqrtn for real .,._ biJn 00 tbe rigbl Sim llltG C&.BIC YOUNG FASHION estate a)'lld firm·Faah ..._ f Meded full time, Im· FOOTWEAR Qu.allty furniture. Musl
sell aa moved to 1maller
q1H1rt ers 6'0·8389,
~ urly AM or an.
fPll..
f7S. % BIAck • ~ker ava&.I. VAC Newport 148-0SSl
<lreular saws l20 • S18. Great for Chn.stmu
lal.MG-0123. t raccrell; .. r'faDllddgut?e• a+ll mediate openln1. Full r----------F/TSales penon wanled
---------• M ..,. • " ..-.. y benefita. Ship· I 18 """ or older. Dales SIX:RETARY·OC Aill>ort travel arranaement.s. No ......._.. Typist .,.w
Call 186-!HI. ---------Boal 11ip wanted to ac· ~-u---...... --&,_-,-,.-__ --rom<nodate 36' Sailboat
area, real estate de· SH, aooc:t typi1t. Call Pin I e it Per I e n c e $75 IS YOURS! II _F_o_o...::t;....w_o_r_k_s_s_o_._c_s_t
d ,.. _ __._, p .. ...,,.. .. eJ Agen· neceM&r)'. Call Balboa ViUage979-92S2 v el o P e r • n e e ...._ .......... Marin e, 5'9·9671 for
w ...... nu ~ New Kawai .s ·1 Grand Ul Newport area. Please
""Care~ $48. pano. retul.ar SSl80. Sale contact .l L. Gollos at
541-1.DS price S040 Brl mball 957-1272
Jl.lll)e Waterbed w1mlr--~-111111...-..1111-,_111_111,_..._ .. _111,.._..._..,.,.~ .. ..,...,..,,,,,1 _P\aoo_· _75_1_.1_12_1 ___ _ eecnitary/olc asalatant. cey.M,~.Nev-·a~r--.Harbor, appt. E.O.E. M/F Referral lonn 11 lluO have typing ~· ""
eo.pm, SH 110, prefer --------Do y OU n AV£ I
Youth Counselors
Part Time eve nings. OutcoioC aduJUI working
with youth. Over 21. Own transportation. S3.50 hr,
start. 6-9PM
rored canopy, places to WANTED: Slip to rentrot ~plants, nick. nacks. MANDOPIMI... Sportillg~ 1094 36' F&lrliner tri·cabirt in
knowled1e of hous e -·-.. •YtoSISOO Snack Bar attendant w 0 R o
bu.UCUn1 b u1lne11-wlll ~·-needed for private club. p R o c Es s 1 NG traia if nee. Call ~.USS Fee paid. Eaper con· For interview, 644-544>'. ~ · st ruction Secr etary F.XPERI ENCE ?
SECRET .A.RY lm1dg in all rhaaes to SPA ATTENDANT. Ask vour frit'nds .
A IWl'lt for Oiro Oper. No Woman 's spa, private r e 1· a t I v e s · ~...-SK Alao feejobs. Yvette. club. Must be 21 yrs. All ~lrnn 11er11 ... lf they
u----w12 .... y-. 770.27J2 shifts avail. Call for say "YF.S" and w1ill _.,,....~ ,.. •• appt 645-73S8 wo rk f o r K el y euerieDce ln furn. mf1. Ca Lupm Perso•al · · Services Cmin hn!I tWd. a., pbones, order 3'551 Raymond Way Sfir•.Y Operator. we are you will rt>ceive a proc••~n •• t ype 50 + Sl.e lll El Toro looking ror 1 man for S7~ oonu.'I All typlnl!
wpm. calc:ula&or, c.ar~r ~~~~~~~~~ pestlcldesprayoperat.or, skills neeMd. Top
: ari181ed penoa fOf' ea· exper . req 'd. F /tlfth!I pay paid v1cation11. Ct~'· eau Secrek.ieS ~~C.~~.&1.~J neVIEl'r a rlee[~ tlCllJMY MUI )'OU are aml>Woua. call
b'U11H-1-1J1Dlt . Detail '79M7Sl blwn 8_.:30PM. ~ for ...,. .. ot-Hala8 • Narver. Inc., A.Ml L&Ddlcape, 23811 nee..-. TM/Ill..... m bMrnatiOu1 leader Via Fabricante, Ste. 101,
in ~ a.nd COD· Mltakln Viejo. •car AllY ttrurtloa. .... aeed for STOCK e&.•• '' ' a 11 I 1' •t«Lalbed. aperienced aecretari•. Eadtlal career opply
••• .a'ftCllillDI , i aYaU worklnl In our MeNtart•I 1kUf1. or· PoalUone requ.re n · I~ cUtt.ribuUon C'\r. =I ~d , lepl ~"1 vlS'Mdla • You wtJ1 be lhlV:I & ,_ vart.ty of tl(retatial
• 111•• ,...._. ~ miD1 • recalYlna RlCh aabion ... , 1tnlce1 flr m . ~ aldlll ol IO -:,: mtrcbandl11 t o our
\ _.. and 1llortband of to cblln ol 8oudMm C.Uf. ~ ttor'tl. Start· I SCRftARY · P art· wpm. illl dlal7 open, Ml fr·
SERVICE S
Coll or
Come Ln Today ' ,
Irvine ., .. , .... ,
2102 Bwil00s11
Center Drive
Sulte208
Huntln•to.1 Beach • .. ,.Mft .
8801 Wamer Ave
#215
Ccinnle 840-3380 let ring Iv SNOlllSH 211d's ....................... very 1d cond. Would con·
roll· Clothing consignment Goll clubs, MacGre1or skier as partial trade on
&bop. 336 Poinsettia Ave. 400 ironA 2 lhru 9. Good Uve-a·board.631-2565 ForSale: tKingslzebed, CdM 8'75-41523 cond1llon sso Cal l
Wee nu, frl'mc Incl., $100. ~~--~ •, _..L-p ar':M.... A/t.llpm846-9W. ----=----= ,, ••·"-CALL ANDREA
642-4321, ut 250, 1·5PM.
E.O.E. bute Sale 1909 Weber Mlr~h•... f'urnltu re 6 mi sc . grand piano $3SOO,
••••••••••••••••••••••• houaehold eoocls. 540-9990 m II k a I ass an ti q u e
Rossigol Saito 170 cm. •••••••••••••••••••••••
skis, SSS. Kang 2 190c:m, Cr'"" 549/ \Jua, $35. both ID good a.ii 9 120 cond. 913-.2056 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .... fl 8005 aft 3PM. Ray. Mahogany drop leaf ta·
••••••••••••••••-••••• 8' "--~ t I f lnt ble, .....,elry. S..pc comer ..., .--. '12 VW Poptoe> camper,
0 -... --...__ M . °"' ..,.,..., .. ., s ye so a. x ~-, "• -'911> ·---.-.-..:: USIC ~"· cond. bed set . 10/18-10121. ..... Sttr'90 1091 . 83t·n79 Antique with 20 discs. Si52·31NM 10.SPM. 1'23 Alpine, HB. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ___ .;;.....:. ____ _
Xlnt cond. ~. Call -Le fl on Am es . off 613-315064M-2220 Velvet boudolr c hr. Delaware n.r Adams. Beautiful 25" RCA color WAMTID
1
-s-. .,'>C """'-bdt TV SUt 2 Yr Warr Shell for 1971 Ford ... ..,_ ~.,. -· vvoo::r m 55GIO ...:....:.Del .;,_1.,.. . ,.. __ ...... __ ,._ll751.....,..
Aotiqtlf8 • -.. c. $10 to fumav&ll.115-22IO. ---"----·---·-----l'WllJUJaV...,. .......,,
I SllOO.lllOlrvilMAve. 1 WaaberJelec dryer ~. STEREO Speakers new ttutatmdlllet 9140 _N,8. 111·•1 ~ wbt. aed. C'iu', Rilfril $100 Lawnmotrer. _..,in bo•, ---ver' used.·
I .. _.,., Oc f · h b ld auu "" ...,.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• I Antique Sale. Spec ial d;.., ~ ;.:;;., la::: 10 a. various se 3-way 12''WOO(er,80watt '79 Clmalb Moped, like
1 prtc~•· 3 ~~Y• o1nlu.Y !, t.ble. books. mite 6 il.mJe. Aft6pm. S4MGI. ~. 56ymr.klw·le•vrelraocooty.· new, aooc:t Urea, $300. ~. \UDUSUa snore. 546-31142. m Galloo fisb aquan"m u~ 115-QZ3. I carved wood fra me wttb all equlpm•nt. Penlly'1 MCS urlH.
I 90fa>. p.u, dilbal, eat· Hard rock maple 1at.ele1 ~ best offr, s· SeLll 1n aloft fOI' '450. "1'8PudlM~.400m1 . I ly wooden itema, collec· tbl, J leave• w/pad1. hot tub w/e· Sic. $300 for botb. ~
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HUNTINGTON BEACH
'78 PORSCHE
924
11.ack, AM/Fii, sunroof.
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142-211
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radials, well maintained.
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Silver, pin stripin g ,
super clean. 4 speed.
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142-211
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IMmNGTON BEACH
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HUNTINGTON BEACH
842-2000
'72 411 Sqrbk, radials.
AM1FM. 11uto. 30mpg,
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hie. fueJ injected. loaded
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1974 CHlftOLfT
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wheels. A super sharp
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$3699
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rest. light package, tinted
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VOL. 72, NO. 290, 4 SECTIONS, 4 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
Health Official Silys
NO TB Infection
In Orange· County
BJ aoBEaT MU Ea
Ot ... IMlf'r ~ ..... Tbere bu not been a single
case ot an Orange County resi·
dent being infected with
tuberculosis by a Southeast
Asian refugee, a top federal
health offtclal said today.
And the chances of students
contacting the disease from
their Asian classmates are ·said
• to be virtually non-existent.
-. 28-year Battle
Christopher Hayden, a senior
public health adviser for the
Center for Oiseue Control in
Atlanta, said the disease is
almost never communicated by
youngsters because of built-in
body defenses.
Hayden declared J,hat the dis·
ease can be transmitted only
through prolonged and close
contact s us ually found in
crowded .. household conditions.
.Deportqtion Fight
Enters Last Round
LOS ANGELES <AP) -A
Southern California court may
be the setting for the final scene
in the government's 28-year
f i g h t ·t o d e p o r t A n d r i j a
Artukovic of Seal Beach, ac-
cused of t.aJdn.g part in the de-
aths of tliousands or Serbs. Jews
and gypsies during World War Il
in Croatia.
The J\ssUce Department filed
a motion Tuesday in federal im-
migration court in Los Angeles
to deport the 19-year-old retired
bookkeeper, who entered the
Unit.eel States in 19(8 under a
false name.
The CC!"l'\P9pers atated. ''Tbi.a m•Jor JJad ooJJaborator ud
prt ....... r la •::;ue pe:aoc• •• .. llOt to tlae eclllClaued boapitality ot tbe
United States."
Artukovic lives in Seal
Beaeb.-s SUrfaiae-COlonY.-
OOY.,.m-* ellorta to dilpart Artako•lc. wbo 1erved as Mlnlater of tbe Interior and
J~itc:e iJl Croatia, flrat be1an in
1951 and bave been stymied
since a lll58 court order that said
that A.rtukovic could be subject
to political persecution if forced
to return to Yugoslavia, which
has been seeking to extradite
him. Justice Department official
Walter J. Rockler, a former pro-
secutor in the Nuremberg war
crimes trials, said in bis court
filing that the slay of the de-
po rta ti on order granted to
Artukovic should be revoked.
Rocltler contended that a 1978
law bas removed the shield of
protection under which
Artukovic bas escaped prosecu-
tion.
He said that •'the evidence and
determinations relating to
Artukov1c's persecution of
minority groups in Croatia dur·
ing the years 19'1 to 19'5 are
now relevant and t;,~ontrolllng"
* * *
FIGHTS DEPORTATit.r-
Andrt)• Artukovlt .
because of the new law.
The law s\'ates that the
possibility of prosecution in the
case of Nazi war criminals is not
grounds for an exemption from
deportation.
Artukovic was branded the
"Butcher of the Balkans" bv
militant J ewish groups who
have lobbied for his depori,.tion
and from time to time have de-
monstrated near his home.
Yugoslavia has accused him
of responsibittty for the deaths
of 800,000 Serbs , Jews and
gypsies during the Nazi occupa-
tion.
Supporters of Artukovic have
testified at earlier deportation
proceedings that he was not
responsible for overseeing the
secret police.
* * * Coast Man Facing
Death if Deported?
Andrija Artukovic, the 79-
year-old Sarfaide resident ac·
cu.sect al ~ a Woild War 11
Nall war criminal, will be killed
if be • ~ to Yug01lavia,
hla aUamey maintains.
AttonMJ Ronald Bonaparte
said lD a recent interview that
Illa aO. dtent would quickly be
put tO death ii returned to the
Communist-dominated COWltry.
Tbe U.S. Jmmiaration Court in
-Loa. ............ uked TueeUy-
BE SWITCHED
~SUCCEEDED .
"I ea.'i ......._bow fut I IOld ., ..... ~Piiot. .
....... --Onac• Coan·
t;J M ZQ .. • _. aal7 recebed
.. aa-•111t1nenca111 .. _.., ..... DmbPilCJt.''
......... ~Hee*I 1torr el tit• Oraa1e Coaat ......................
.. Dllllfllit:
by U.S. Justice Department of.
ficiaJs to deport A rtukovic
without delay.
Artukovic, w"o entered the
U.S. in 1M8 under the name
Aloia Anicb, is accuaed qf beine
r esponsible for the deal.ha of
770,000 Serbs, Jews and gypatea.
Bonaparte said Artukovic's
health is "fragile" and claims
the man was hospitalised for
se.veral weeb dwinl deport.a·
tion bearinp m the .
Bonaparte, who said
Artukovfc has never been ,rant·
ed U.S. citbenabip, would not
com meat on reports that
Yu1oslavian agents bad at·
tempted to kidnap the former
. Croatian leader from bl.a ocean-
front home.
He aaid the burden on
Artukovlc't family, lDcluclln1
fo\u' cblldrm. ·'ha been tremeD·
dous."
Art.ukovlc bu denied atl)' lll·
volvemeat bl tbe mUJ mu:rden
1n Croatia, Baeaperte said.
Connally Snabbed
NSW YORK CAP) Ne1r
York Republicans UYt
witbdn• a llmlatloD tO OOP
pneldelltial ~ .lob Oae· Dal17 to ~ at tlM6r _. cUaaer ..... ol dll..,...... wttll lala klMI OD Mldeut polef.
Hayden, who bas been anal~
ing the local health situation at
the request of Orange County
supervi.aors. said there baa been
a freat deal oC r:nisinformatioo
ab~ut the supposed health
th real.
He said the public bas a right
to be concerned but that any
future statements coqtrlbutlng
to a health scare could only be
C()DStrued as alarmist.
Huntington Beach Mayor Don
MacAllister, among others, has
char:ged that health problems
are more serious than officials
admit.
He said (ailure to act now
could mean epidemic outbreak~
in the future.
MacAlUster was responsible
for a recent resolution by the
Orange County League of Citi es
requesting county officials to
take immediate action to abate
the possible threat.
Hayden said that so far in
1979, 33 cases of tuberculosis
have been diagnosed in In·
dochinese refugees in Orange
County.
This represents about 20 per-
cent or all cases of TB diagnosed
in the county this year. he said.
Hayden asserted that only 7 of
these 33 cases had a high
likelihood or being infectious .to
others.
Hayden said that about 50 per-
cent of the refugees have shown
positive reactions to TB tests but
that in about 95 percent of the cases the lntection la contained
ln the penon •a body and la not
traumlUable.
* * * Schools Seek
Federal Help
On Refugees
By JERRY CLAUSEN
Of~ ...... Slaft
Educators from three
Southern California counties, in·
undated by thousands of refugee
c hildren who s peak li ttle
English, launched a drive Tues-
day in Huntington Beach to get
some help from Was hingt.On,
D.C.
Southern California schools,
strapped with state laws requir-
ing that immigrant children re-
ceive a special education, are
feeling a financial crunch, the
educators cont.ended. that must
be paid out of each district's
general fund.
The 50 school representatives
from Orange, Los Angeles and
San Diego counties met at the
request of Huntington Beach
Union High School District to
lobby for federal funds.
They indicated that their fi.rst
objective is to get the $450 per
Indocbioese student included in
a Comprehensive Education Act
approved by Congress but never
funded.
Their long-range objedtve ia
to assure future funding for
educating the children from
Southeast Asia tbroucb the
Refugee Act of 1919, a House bill
currently clearing congressional
hurdles primarily to take care of
Florida'• Cuban ref\lgees.
Both local and state .school of.
ficials ·noted at the Tuesday
sessioo that Washington is pay-
inl Utt.le heed to the pllebt of
Southern Callfornia'• schools in
educatlnl tbte lndoebineH.
Don McKinley, state chief de-
puty ·a~t of .J>Ubllc in· sfructioo, lndicatief tbit nelther
the president DOI' eoqreumed
are paytna much attention to
what they believe 11 -a "local
problem," even tboulb bn>UPt
about by national policy. .
Aldee to Orance Councy aru
• CoD1f9111Dm Jerry Pattenc.a.
D·Santa ADa, ud Dan~. R·Lonc Bucb. said their boMes
art warkiAI CJD tbe£E but that Cdfcnia'a t doelD't
capture the laaa1 nation in
Wublqton .
Gibson waraed eduutora ..
.. Yow ••peetaUOD for fuada
lboukl be ... ptred.!'
But MclUnley ur1•• Uae
various dlatrtcta' reprM•D· wu ... to .. ....., ...... to .,. ..................... .....
ealllDii m••'-· ~ ... Cdlanla .... ton for a
ftn•lfal IH I-for a DatAaul·
b CJwd ~: r--· (... , .... Al)
'
o.lly ,. .... ,_..., ........... .
Wlaere's Bo Peep?
The young lady who lost her sheep ·and
didn't know where to find them should
have looked in the grassland beside the
Crown Valley Parkway in Laguna Niguel
Tuesday. This herd of about 200 sheep was content~y mWlching the IO'aBS near the
San Diego Freeway and following one
another about. well, like sheep. Large lan-
downers in Orange CoWlty use grazing
herds as. a way of reducing fire haza rds
from dry gra~s on their land
Marines 'Land' on Cuba
Exercise Conducted With 'No Problems '·
GUANTANAMO BAY. Cuba in instead of brought in by stup
t A P > -Marin es swarmed "It is not a classic amptubtous
ashore by helicopter and ~.;assault .·· said Capt. Roberi.
pbibious craft in a practice land· -Bowen. a Pentagon spokesman.
ing today on the beaches of the Once ashore. the Marines
only U .S. military base on com-moved into defensive positions
muniat sou. behind the 17.4-mUe perimeter
A Sovtet surveillance ahip fence. then will enaage iii about
stood offshore and Cuban re-four __.. ol traini.nl and drills
aervista in the area were called before """1dJtC home. to duty.
.. So far U we kllOW. U... .....pn .. _ ............
Sources rn Washington .said
they v1ewed the call-up of about
3.000 Cuban reservists and other
..aclJon as .. normal precautions ...
There was no indication in the
Washington reports that the
Cubans were moving any troopa
close to the ~1qu.are-miJe bue.
but about a ball-dozen ta.ob and
<See llA.&INES, Pase Ai>
NAYAI. POllCe RNT
TO INO&AN OCEAN--M
............. c..-. Boward
N.uae. a II'*-• at Atblltic )l'l~t. bNdquarten ln Norfolt.
Va.
BBWomanNabbed
Tbl'fle Navy warsb1p11 carried
the Marines cloee to the s~ at
dawn in the sbow·the-fiag ex·
ercise. hastily arranged by the
Carter adminJstraUon as a fiex·
ing of military muscle in
response to the presence in Cuba
of a Soviet brigade, about SOO
miles west of Guantanamo.
In Bribe Attempt
In Washington, a Pentagon
spokesman said there was no
overt action by the Cubans.
About 2,200 Marines were in·
volved in the exercise, a prac-
tice reinforcement on the
eastern tip of Cuba. Mili{ary officials ·insisted the
·exercise was routine and,
a lthough they made extreme ef.
rorts to accommodate nearly 80
reporters and photographers
cove ring the landing, they de·
nied reports that the exercise
was merely a media event.
•'This ls a training exercise
which reinforces the Marines
and naval units stationed at
Guantanamo Bay," Navy Capt.
John Fgt.erman said at a brief·
log Tueaday night.
However, Fetterman said,
"Whal you will aee in no way ap-
proximates what would be done
under hostile coodiUons." He
said if the bue was threatened,
reinforcement.a wovJd be Oown
By FtEDEaJC'K SCBOEMEllL OI ... DeillY ,..._Se.ft
A second suspect wanted in
connection with a $21),000 bribe
attempt on Orange County
Superior Court Judge Robert
Rickles was arrested at her
Huntingtoo Harbour home Tues·
day night.
The woman. 1de ntif1ed as
Martha Ann Hawkins. 30. an oc· cupational therapist, was taken
into custody about 8 p.m . on an
a rrest warrant charging her
with cons piracy to obstruct
justice, said Orange County
Sheriffs Lt. Wyatt Hart.
Ms. Hawkins is alleged to
have provided $20,000 in ex-
pensive gold watches to un -
dercover investigators as col-
laleral for a .cash bribe that was
to be paid to Judge Rickles to
persuade him to grant a favora-
ble prison sentence for a man
fac ing trial oo grand theft
charges.
The man, Richard Timothy
Workman, 42. of La Habra, is a
Chino State Prison inmate
charged with funneling money
out or an automobile sales
scheme.
Bol,sa Battlegi-ound
F.or U Teen Gangs
By8'1'8VB •A&BLE °' .. ....., .......... Tbe JJ.mile ~ ol Bo1aa
Chica Stite Beach baa become a
battlecround for East Le>•
An1ele1 1an11 where fl1bta
erupt ldlbUY, Hmdiqtoo llMch
Police QaW Elrie Bobitaille baa
char1ed..
Gue memben Rake out turf alon1 U. strand to ••p&.-y lbcd-
em-up" ad aeWe IUI snadlll. be said
"Tber know tbere'1llttle°'80 nforcemeat clown tlMre ud
tlae1 Jut IO
at lt. It'• a
I 0 0 , ' •
aoblt~lUe clal-.l
aobltame.
wbo dlt
e••••d &~e matter wttb
el\1 coucll
• ••btr• •• ....,. Aid
1tat.e rman 9'° patrol tM
t'
beach w't equipped to handle IUI ftll*,-.
"The ran1en probably just
take cover when thin1s go bad. I
would too," aald the PC>lice chief.
Oran•e Cowlty lherilrs deputies
and Huntlnlton Beach police ot-
ftcen help ranpn patrol at.ate
sands.
"I penoul.ly wouldn't take
m1 familJ down there at nl.Ot. "·
uld Lt. W11tt Hart. of tbe
sbertlf'1 dlpu1.ment
Oaq acUoD tbl1 year. said
RobltalDe, baa not tapered off
with tbe eamlDI ot lutlllllll .. tt
hu1Dpall1Mr1.
••1t•s tbe com~ ot tbe ttme." Robltallle 1peculated. "Tb•~·· .,.. bed for •
-· • but tldt 11 tbe wont e¥er.••
One Suta Aaa ........ Mid,
reeeaU, pat up flqa dllplQtq
club hwt .. M aad UMm lbot at
unwtttma l*ICllll 1rbo waited
by. ( ... IOIM. .... Al)
Workman w as formally
l'harged Tuesday with soliciting
a bribe and obstruction of
JUSllCe.
According to investigators.
Workman . now housed at
Orange County Jail, made 1t
known that he wanted to bribe a
Judge so that he could plea
bargain tus case and receive a
sentence concurrent with the
·one he now is serving.
' In vesllgators from the Orange
Co unty She nH's Department
and the Newport Beach Police
Department learned of the al·
le ge d plan and m e t with
Workman over the weekend
while posing as aides to an al·
tomey
It was alleged that Workman
later contacted Ms. Hawkins
and told her to bring the gold
watches to the jail so they could
be turned over as collateral for
the purported bribe.
Rickles did not learn or the al·
leged bribe until Monday after
the jewelry had been turned
over to the undercover in-
vestiiators.
Hart said Ms. Hawkins was
arrested without inoident and
was being 'held in Orange County
Jttil in lieu or $20,000 bail. She
was scheduled to be arrailned
on the obstruction of justice
charge today in Central District
Municipal.Court.
Coast
Weather
Mostly sunny Thursday.
Lows tonifht 58 to 64.
Highs 'lbursclay in low 70s
at beaches to high 70s in·
land.
INSIDE TeDA't'
A/fntltocb COftl ... to roll
tit~ u.. '""""°' voa., f°"""*'V "°"""1'1 f.S Qmkf. SH~. pMCo,,. AS.
l•tlex
"' y_ ..._ "" ..... ...... •11 Ula..... ....... ...,, =.-::. 9N ............ I ................ : &::-DI+: ==rxC::u'' "" ==-.-: r: .,~ =-.. ~===-: at.it '" :::....., CM•'": = """ ... .. cw....... : _........._ en
.u· wxeun
I•
Jewelry .
Taken
In Heist
N BW YOU (AP) -Police ... ., u... ...... \oak .......
$1 mW.. WOl'tb ol MwelrJ and
SZ,OIO ln cub from tr.. lux\&rioua
three-Mory Eut •• boaM of
cosmeUea tJ~ <ee Lii ...
"It wu well rebean«I and
well planned,'' a a.id ·olle
policeman..
There wen no injuries to Mn.
Lauder, cbalrmall and co·
rounder ol the '100 million coa·
metics firm that beara her
name, or to four other people
there at the time.
Police Aid • man wearinc •
cbaufteur'a '81.i.form came to a
side door of tbe house about 5~ 30
p.m . Tuesday and aaJd he was
there to pick up Mrs. Lauder.
When the man was quesUooed
by the real cbaulfeur, John
Drummond, be pulled• IUD and
forced Ida way lmlde, wltb two
partnen fol.lowlnf.
llrt. L8uder, heartn1 tbem
comin1 UP the •Jain, Jocked herself inaJde her bedroolb,
policeuid.
• But the men lr.lcked ln the
door. Under threat of her life,
Mrs. LaUOer opeoed a safe COO·
tainlna tbe valuablea, police
said.
The thJeves tied up and taped
the mouths of Mrs. Lauder,
Drummond, an unidentified
family friend and two maids.
They were discovered a half
hour later when Mrs. Lauder's
husband, J oseph, arrived home.
Suspect Held
In Huntington
Sex Assault
A Huntington Betch man wbo
allegedly tied up an 18·year-old
girl in bis home and raped her
• a frjead wa~ u iD Oraqe Count; Id.today. • Briu Am..._, Kripe, JO, oNl5
ltb St. was arrested Tuesday on
s uspicion of rape. He is being
held in lieu or $25,000 bond. The
friend isn't being held.
Police said the victim picked
Krips up at work on Monday. He
directed her to his house, where
he lied her up al about 7 p.m .,
she told police.
The young woman said Krips
and the friend left the home al
about 8:30 p.m ., leavin1 her
bound and padlocked inside.
She told inveat11ators she
freed herself a nd escaped
throucta a window late Monday.
Police said she didn't report
the allqed incident unW 'l'Ues·
day
Oil Minister
Warns Buyers
WASHINGTON (AP)-Saudi
Arabia'• oll minlater aaya tbe oll
cartel bu lost control and it la
up to coaaumen to atop Drice • boosts "before it la too late. r;··
Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani
told reporters Tuesday Dl&bt
after a speech to a aroup ol
teolollltl: "I tblnlr we are )Oe.
int coalrol al evnytbiq."
He called few a 1ndowll in
eooaumptian and curbe Oil buy-
inl on tbe .,.._mart~ wbere
prices are tar above tboee set by
Saudi Arabia and other cartel
memben.
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,..
SoeeerPool
Teacher WiJU $1.6 Million
LONDON CAP> -Harry Johmon, a 5&-year-old
hJ&h ·achool carpentry teacher, wu alttins at home
today watch.lna TV and dream.lna of a trtp to Rome
ll he ever won the Brltleh soccer pool.
"A few minutea later, tbe Littlewoods (pool
firm> man was knocking at my door" to tell him
he'd just won $1.6 million, Johnson said.
Johnson, who lives in Altrincbam, near
Manchester in northwest England, earns about
110, 750 a year teaching carpentry. His wile teaches
home economics. · · •
Besides the trip to Rome, Johnson said the pool
win would allow the couple to buy a ranch house and
a car and spend more time gardening. ·
Millions of Britons play the soccer pool every
week by trying to pick which of Saturday afternoon's
games will end in a tie.
,,,.... P11.,e AJ
HELP •..
He pledged the support of both
Governor Brown's wk force-on
lndochineM refuaeea and the atate'a Department of Education
ln Sacramento as wen .. tbe
st ate schools offlee'a
. WasllinCtoo lobbyt,t. •
McKinley su11eat.ed that in p~titioning for aJd frpm
WuhJQgton that dislricta dig for
''honor stories as a result of the
people coming here, not being
able to speak Dgliah, gel hous-
ing or fit into society. ''
Tuesday's meeUng generated
an ad boc committee of 11
educators from the three coun-
ties to establish a form or daily
o.o m m u n i c a t l o n s w i th
Sacramento and Was hington.
D.C.
The three counties· depart·
ments of education will act as
statistics repositories for quick
communication to both the state
and national capitols. according
to Richard Altimari, Huntington
Beach Union High School Dis·
lricl's director of s pecial pro-
grams.
Allimari , s purned l o
W uhlngton while aeekiDI aid ln educating his district's burgeon-
ing number of refugees, was the
movinc force bebi.od Tuetday 's
1atbering . Thirteen other impacted
Orange County dis tricts w1th
r epresentatives at the session in-
cluded Huntington Beach City
<el e m entary). Ocean Vi ew
(elementary). Fountam Valley
(elementary), Westminster
(elementar y), Garden Grove
Unified and Santa Ana Unified
School Districts
Teachers Get
Salary Boost
In Huntington
Hunttnct.qn Beach elementary
school teachers and clauified
employees were granted a 7.~
percent aalao bike Tuesday
nl1ht, .. retroactive through last
July.
Huntln1ton Beach City
(elementary) School District
trustees sranted the bikes, ex·
peeled to coet the district nearly
$650,000, following a1reementa
with bargaining units earlier
this month.
During negotiations, both the
teacher'• association and the
clasaUled employees' union
agreed to extend current con-
tra cls through June of next
year.
A district spokesman said
management personnel are ex·
.pected to be given similar raises
in the near future.
Burglars Hit
3 Businesses
In Valley
Burclan with • pry·tool broke
Into three Fountain Valley busl·
neue1 a1olll Mt. Wynne Street
Jai. Monday or early Tuesday,
matiq otf with more tbu MOO
in caab and a televialon aet,
police nsported. Tum from J .A.. Deutsch And ~ 1m1 Mt. Wynne S:t·r w.re tn cuh and a televw.OG Ml
valued at .,0. LltU. Otut Product.a, 17Jla
llt. WJDDI St., lolt about m In
cull wbea ta.. burslan prted
opa a nnn1 cablMt
.. Offtdall at Golden Stat.I Van
aacl 8tora1• Co., 1'7211. llt.
.,.... •.• npotte4 lOllnl "'1 an... a eompl87 ,., .... pried
open, police aald.
Abduction
Blamed on
Gunbling
Newport Beach resldlmt Larry
Donald Smith, 44, saddled with
more than $100,000 in 1amblln&
deb\a, kidnapped 24:yeat·olcl
Carolyn Bealer In an attempt to
raiae money to pay off t.boee
debt.a.
That was the contenUoa ol J...
sistant U. S. Attorney Susanne
Conlin in her opening sta~ment
in Smith's extortion trial wbicb
got under way Tuesday in Los
Angeles Federal District Court.
Smith, of -4640 Part Newport,
was arrested Aug. 26 ln connec·
lion with the abduction of Miss
Bealer. who is still missing. In·
vestigators are convinced she's
dead
The federal court trial is
based on the alleged lddnapping
and extortion. Newport Beach
police are currently conducting
an in~estigation of Mi.as Beater's
disapl)earance that couJd lead to
murder cbaraea beln& fil ed
aaainst Smith. Smith baa pleaded innocent to
the extortion Char1ea and his at·
toroeys, Deputy Federal Defen-
ders Richard Burda and Brian Robblna reserved their opening
statement in Smith's defense un·
U1 Ms. Conlin bas rested her
case.
Tuesday's testimon y came
from the miss ing woman·s
brother, Larry Fox or Anaheim.
owner of the Action Construcllon
Cleanup Company of Culver
City
Fox told of a series of ransom
phone calls he received after his
sister disappeared Aug. 23 and
of his unsuccessful attempt to
deliver $100,000 ransom for her.
The witness told the court the
man who made the ramom df!.. mands said the kidnapping
wasn't a personal thln1 but was
related to a dispute over a Sl
million busloeu deal.
Smith bas maintained alnce
his arrest th.t Miaa Bealer wu
a wilUng participant in the
scheme wbicb was batched by
two men known only u Ray and
Jack.
He said tbe palr pressured
him into the extortion plot
beeause of the Jou of Sl million.
Smith also told inveaUgatora
tbal he and Mias Bealer went by
boat to Dana Point Harbor
where Uiey met Ray and Jack on
Aug. 24.
He said the two men forced
the young woman into the boet
and left him on a dock. He said
they drove out to sea and re·
turned in a bout 30 minutes
without Miss Bealer.
MARINES • •
an equal number of anti-aircraft
guna were said to have been
shifted to the vlclhity of the
base.
Ad ministration sources also
said a Soviet hyd.ror•phlc re-
search ship, wbic U.S. ID·
telUgence olflclale say ta a cover
for surveillance acUvitiea, wu
rep.orted off Guantanamo .
Sources allo aaid there bad been
an Increase in aerial recon·
nalaaance fll1bt1 by Cubtn
aircraft, altboucb no Cuban
pl~'!e• have ~ over the bue.
"I'm aun that they are IOlftl
to be In their oblervatioo areu
watcb.lna tldl," ~aid llariDe Col. Mark Fenneuy, .commander of
the '20 Marines perm&IM9t1J
baaed at Ouant.&Damo 811 .. °" 'l\mdQ PNaldeQt Carter crlUclMd Cuba u "&M .-
blSbly militarised COUldl7 OD
Earth per~.::, 11111 ll ll ··cona~ · ••Ill tbe
atfatn ~ odael' ..U-. 81 Mid
It bu mon ttaan G,OllO a,_ an
coaatrt" ,,._.,. ••UftJ ._..
lblo)...., DO buflD'll."
aepubllaa comt.J. OllOD ta.id ta.. clifteffnce UUI ,_,. .,,....uy 11 beeaue more
pemoorata ~... Republlcana
dW.a't wta la.t November and
have l'DOYed away.
Final county re1lalratlon
COUnty
Jobless
Rate Low
Despite an increase in Orance
County's unetPploym,nt rate ln
August, state labor analysts said
today that the county'a rate is
still well below state levela.
The St ale Employment
Development Department's
monthly labor report showed the
county unemployment rate at 4.S
percent, up four-tenths of 'a per·
cent over July. •
Nonetheless, the county's un-
employment figure was well
below the overall state 6.3 per·
cent rate for August. 'And state
unemployment dipped only
slightly durtns September, at 6.1
percent, analysts said.
Orange County September
fifures will D0t be available UD· ti late tb1I week, bat the Aquil
report predicted increased
employment tb.roufh the end ol 41fbe year.
The •.5 percent jobleu ri.te
for August meant that out of •
total labor force of 1.8 miWon
persons, .a.eoo workers were
idle.
BOLSA •••
The most recent 1an1·related
incident. was a Bolaa Chica
m el-ee involvln1 50 persons.
Seven Eu\ Loe AnCelea men
were stabbed, be aaJd.
Hart saict the st.abbing incl·
dent might have gone unreport.
ed had not one of the victims
crashed mto a ren('e wh ile trying
to leave the beach Many Inca
dents aren 't r e ported to
authorities. he asserted.
La.st summer an 18-year-old
Los Angeles man wu abot t.o de·
alb al a Boba Chica beaeb brawl. Two d•Y• later, an Anaheim man waa abot to death
on the Huntington Beach Pier.
·Police said Los Angeles area
juveniles were arrested in con-
nection with both incidents.
A Huntington Beach mother
told council members Monday
that her· 2S·year-old son was at-
tacked by five men armed with
bottles. She said her son is now
undergoing plastic surgery.
"He's been surfing lhere si.J'ice
he was nine -I have to wonder what's going oo?"
Robitaille said be also won·
ders what's goJne on. He said
violent activity on state sands
often spills onto the one.mJle
stretch o~city beach to the
south.
He said a police beach patrol
helped curb violence at city
sands and sug1eated the same
could be done at state parts.
''We could do it,• said
Robitaille, "but It would lake us
about five years -the problem
is that bad."
f11urea are expected to be
lino'"' by Uala "'*'. ~ HJd.
Tb• Ubertarian Party haa
quadru,ted lta re1l1tratlon ln
Callfonda tinc:e llarcb and la
now biaer_ than the Peace and
w,.....111eee'
Lane Kirkland, heir ap·
parent to George Meany's
A FL·CIO presidency, says
tha t the Federal Reserve
Board's credit·tigbtening
action is the .. wrong move
a t the wrong time" for
fighting inflation.
Bank Bandit
In Huntington
Fless on Bike
A man d.reued ln • Ha wall an
shirt and a aitveT ,nau>rcycte
helmet held up a 'Huntington
Beac h bank Tuesd~y and
escaped on a red motorcycle
with Sl,729 in cash. police saJd ·
Witnesses told officers the
man handed a teller a note at
l .OS p m dl the Bank o f
America -branch at 3 1~ Ad
mtralty Dnve after wa1tlllg m
lane for several minutes
Police said the teller read the
money demand and filled the
bandit'• black attacbe cue wiUl
blla.. 1'le Wier told poUee lbe ...... ~toMoOtber.
Tbe robber tbm ND oat lbe
front door. slipped on a brown
leather Jacket and roared off on
a motorcycle that wl\nesses
described as a dirt bike
Officers uu1 the bandit was
described as ·in hLs cw~. wttb
blond hatr and u had complex
1vn
Bandit Gets
Big Change
A gunman who walked mto a
Fountain Valley savings and
loan office Tpesday to get
change for a $2 tftll sauntered
out with more than Sl ,830. pol.ice
reported.
A woman teUer told officers
that. as she opened a cash
drawer to make change . the
man produced a revolver and
stated: "l 'Utakeitall."
She sajd be reached across t.be
counter. grabbed the money and
"calmly" left Allstate Savings,
18798 Brookhurst St.. at about
11 :20 a.m .
Freedom PartJ, aecordlq to ..,,,.... ...... ... .......... :i= ..... ,. mrt Monday bJ ~etary ol
te March F Su sald the
bertarl•n• ,c:.f have fewer
than half tbe r.patra.nta oMded
to quallf)' for • ata&e-ooncluc't.ld primary Mectioa and a perma-
nent place on the ballot.
The only other county bell.des
Oranae C ounty wltb a
Republican m-.jortty la Mono,
with 1.581RepubUcanaeel 1.521
Democrat.a.
Statewide, the totals through
Sept. 13 abow 5,524 ,889
Democrats ·and S,369 ,715
Republic am.
Both parties have gained
several t.bouaaod since the las\
report ln March, with no aienifi· ca nt change in relative
stren1tha : 56 perce nt
I>'emocratic and 34 percent
Republican.
But 785,908---CalHornians
declined to state a party pre·
ference, 84,SH registered with
tJ\e American Independent Par·
ty. 51,512 with miscellaneous UD·
recognl&ed parties, and 30,818
with the Peace and Freedom
.Party. . The total ls 9.8 million, up
237.994 since March.
Of the 33,611 in tbe mis·
cellaoeous category, 33,611 are
registered u Ubertarians, com·
pared with 7 ,677 registered as
Libertarian lut March.
But the Libertarians must top
71,322 reoatration.s by next Jan.
19 to become an officially re·
cogniud party for the 1980 elec·
lions. which would automatical-
ly put their · nominee1 on the
ballot without apecial petition
campaipa.
Tbe Peace and Preedom Par-
ly remains on the ballot deapi~
It.a lower registration because
the formuta (or rema.ioi.Aa a re·
co1nized party is more lenient
....,an tbe one for qual1fytna \be
l\nt time.
The 8·Jear-old Llbertarian
Party draws some.of lta aupport
from the rar left and aome from
the.far rieht with a plaUorm of
individual liberties that opposes
laws against drug us~and other
so-called victimless crimes, as
well a.s most government regula·
t1on of business.
Dollar Hits
Year High
Once Again-
LONDON CAP> -The dollar
hit a high for t))e year for the
fourth day in ·a row today in
Tokyo but fluctuated in Eumpe
Gold prices dropped in Europe ror the second day.
The dollar closed in Tokyo at
233 95 yen: up from 231 .65 at the
dose .of trading Tuesday. Nearly
SJ btlhon changed hands in
heavy trading as news of higher
01 I priC'es continued to damage the yen Japan imports 99 per.
cent of its oil and bas to pay for
1t m dollars.
. The dol~ar op~ned s lightly
htgher agamst ma1or currencies
m Europe but then slipped below
Tuesday's closing levels .
Gold sold in Zurich, Europe's
largest bullion m arket, for
S283.50 an ounce, down SU from Tues day's c losi ng rate of
$394 .50,
London's fi ve major dealers'
fixed the price ror tradlng at
m idmorning at $386.40, <!own.
from Tuesday's closing $390.50,
and the afternoon price at $386
off $8.25. '
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VOL. 72, NO. 2'0, .. SECTIONS, 4 PAGES ORANGE; CpUNTY, CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1979 FIFTEEN CENTS ..
Candidates Rftp Busing,. Pay Hikes
By DA YID IUJftllANN ..................
Slll ol 10 candidates runruna ror three truatee seat.a tn the
Irvine Un.lfied School Olatrict
were lo aenenl aareement
Tuelday ni&bt in their oppogltion
to forced bualnt and lbe voucher
system and also expressed some
criUcism of adminiatralive pay raises t.bia year
The six, appeartJlJl at a can·
lt'Jaat is It?
dldatea ni1ht at tbti Harvard
Park multi purpou center
aponaonid by a cltizena •.roup
llnown as Irvine Quorum. were
aenerally low-key In their cocn
menla as they expl&ined their
reaaon.s ror seeking election in
November
Those appearing Tuesday
night were candidates Gordon
Getehel, James Manning, Rita
Gallaher, Caryl Cohn, T. John
Nakaoka and incumbent trustee
Eliubetb Slcoll .
Absent were candidates Kathy
Larkin, Harold Maltz, Gary
Rasmussen and Martha Carter.
The six who attended the can·
dldates night were unanimous in
their oppoeition to any busing of
students.out of the Irvine school
dJstrict.
Mrs . Cohen, a mother of three,
said ahe wu active with anti·
Carina Tollbom, 18, a visitor to Newport
Beach's Lido Isle from Sweden eyes some
of the green leafy substance that's been
showing up on the island's beaches. A
~pou.o.maa for Cal Tech'• Kerckbolf Karine laboratory lD Corona del llar-says
the stuff is sea lettuce and the large
amowtfof it could be attributed to a heavy
seasonal bloom. The spokeswoman added
that sea lettuce is edible, if properly pre· ~-·
HB WomanNabbed
· In Bribe Attempt
By FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL
Ol IM O•ilf f'li.4 Sutt
A second suspect wanted in
connection with a $20,000 bribe
a tte mpt on Orange County
Superior Court Judge Robert
Rickles was arrested at her
Huntington Harbour home Tues·
day night.
The woman, Iden tified a s
Martha Ann Hawkins, 30, an OC·
cupaUonal therapist, was ta.ken
into custody about 8 p m. on an
a rre st warrant charging her
with conspiracy to obstruct
j us tice. said Or an ge County
Sheriff's Lt. Wyatt Hart
Ms . Hawkins is alleged to
h ave provided $20,000 in ex·
pensive gold watches to un.
dercover investigators as col·
lateral for a cash b.ribe that was
to be paid lo Judge Rickles to
Hua Visits Paris
PARIS CAP) -Chairman Hua
Guofeng got hif first look Tues·
day at everyday Parisians at a
work!na·class hotel where Chou
En-lai stayed as a student re-
volutionary, and the Parisians
got their first unhurried look at
the head of a Chinese govern-
ment.
Coast
Mostly sunny Thursday
Lowa tonight S8 to 64.
Hiahs Thursday in low 70s
a~ beachee to bigb 70s in·
land.
IN81BE TOBA"
A/c.e1lltoclra CUNIL1ur to roU
~ ,,_, 1,.noi v~
lollowlatl Moalar'• u qwJU.
IH ftOrJI, plloeo, Paf1' AS.
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pers uade him to grant a favora·
ble prison sentence for a man
facing tri al on grand theft
charges.
The man, Richard Timothy
Workman, 42, of La Habra, is a
Chino Stale Prison inmate
charged wtth funneling money
o ut of an automobile s ales
scheme.
Workman wa s f o rmall y
charged Tuesday with soliciting
a bribe a nd obstruc tion or
Justice.
According to inves tigators.
Workman , now hous ed at
Ora nge County Jail, made it
known that he wanted to bribe a
judge so that he could plea
barg ain his case and receive a
sent~nce concurrent with the
one he now is serving.
Investigators from the Orange
County Sheriff's Department
and the Newport Beach Police
Department learned of the al·
l eged pla n and met with
Workman over the weekend
while posing as aides lo an al·
torncy.
It was alleged that Workman
later contacted Ms . Hawkins
and told her to bring the gold
watches lo the jail so they could
be turned over as collateral for
'the purported bribe.
Rickles did not learn or the al·
leged bribe until Monday alter
the jewelry had been turned•
over to thf! undercover in·
vestill(ators.
Hart said Ms . Hawkins was
arrested without incident and
was being held in Orange CO\IJltY
JpU in lieu of $20,000 ball. She
was scheduled to be arraigned
on the obstruction of justice
charge today in Central District
Municipal Court.
Irvine Thief
Gets Jewels
Jewelry valued at $1,200 wu
·taken from an lnine home lut
weekend, policeaaid today. •
Jeanette Root.•. told olfteen MOGclay ebe wu away froJD ber
bome at tern Seton over tbe
,...._ -left a 11lclfq Pltio -. door unlock ... • '1tlMD • returned bome, 1he tbe jewels m.....,.
ia a jewelry box. The mOlt ex·
peml" nem tak9D ll a dlamond rta1 valued atfl,000.
r
I
GOP Grabs
Vote Lead
In County
Republicans have regained
the lead over Democrats in
Orange County voter registra·
lion rolls. Registrar of Voters Al
Olson said today.
Latest figures for lhe Nov. 6
election show that 402,621
Republicans are r egis tered,
nearly a 4,000 margin over the
Democrats.
As of Monday. Democratic re-
g1strat1on was hsted at 398.766
The Libertarian Party re-
gistration has made the biggest
gains from last year with 17 ,945
voters now signed up. Last year,
the party had 489 voters re
g1stered in the county .
Last year at this time, the
Democrats held a 3,015 edge in
re gis tration in the traditional
Republican county.
Olson said the difference Uus
year apparently is because more
Democrats than Republicans
didn't vote last November and
have moved away.
Final cou nty registration
figures are expe cted to be
known by th as Friday, Olson
said.
T he Libertarian Party has
qlU}drupled its registr ation in
California since March and is
now bigger than the Peace and
Freedom Party, according to
new fi gures from the state.
But the latest registration re·
port M()nday by Secretary of
State March Fonf Eu said the
Libertarians stil have fewer
than hall the registrants needed
to qualify for a state-conducted
primary eleetioo and a penna·
(See VOTEllB. Pase AZ)
'HE . SWITCHED
AND SUCCEEDED
"I can't believe bow rut I sold
mr, car in the Daily Pilot.
'I tried another Oran1e Coun·
ty newapaper and only received
one call -uwS I sot seven calla
tbe lint day in the Daily Pilot."
That'• the advert.lltq •~
story or the Orante Coast
woman 1Wbo placed tbJ1 ad ln the
Daily Pllot:
,,. Datsun Ion-, bed
camper lhell, cuMtte·
eqUar lllllt·UU
U JOU Wut f alt IUCCetl with
)'OUr ldv.ni8talt try the Dally
Pilot bJ eaUlq MJ.W18.
busing groups when she lived in
the San Fernando Valley and
she told the audience of about 30
spectators that busing should be
resisted ''in every way• JJOSSi·
ble."
There are no plans at the mo-
ment which would call for bus·
ing of pupils out of Irvine for the
purposes or integration, but a
Metropolitan Busine Plan ooee
being considered by a Los
Angeles judge did encompass
Irvine schools. •
On tbe voucher system, the
candJdat.es also found common
ground.
Mrs. Gallaher said lt)at while
the voucher s yst em would
cre"t.e a marketplace for educa·
Uon. it also would dilute the ef.
rectiveoess of public schools.
Manning, who wo rks with
Broadmoor Homes, said be op-
po$ed the plan -which calls ror
tbe state to send c hecks to
parents who would in tum pick
the school their chlldren would
attend -because it would "thin
out'' the Umi~ amount of slilte
funds alr eady available for
public education.
Manning also said the system
would aid parents who want to
put tbeir children in private
CSee TRUSTEES, Pate AZ>
Judge Probed
Brown Appoiiitee Under Fire
LOS ANGELES <AP> -The
first legislator Gov. Edmund G
Brown Jr. appointed to a
j udgeship, Republican Robert
Stevens or Santa Monica, I!> un
der investigation by the attorney ·
gen~.U AA' a\\t!gedly making ob-
scene phone calls. the Herald
Examiner reported today
Attorney gene ral spokesmen
were a ll in Sacramento today
and not immediately available
for comment But Stevens told
the Herald E x amine r 1n a
telephQnc interview that, an the
calls in question, he believed he
was discussing intimate topics
with fnends and: "I've learned
a lesson. I deeply regret Uus I
know il was wrong ...
Stevens. 63. a Los Angeles
Supe nor Court JU~ge 1!> <!Ccw.ed
bf das~u.<~sang sex with. Edward
··01ck .. Murphy, 37, sergeant-at·
arms for the state Asi.em bly.
and Murphy's 27 ·year-0ld wife
Beth in telephone calls whJch the
Murphys tape recorded without
Steveru.' knowledge
Mrs Murphy was a former
secretary lo Stevens and work!>
for Assemblyman Gerald Felan·
do. R·San Pedro
The Judge . a ppo an ~ed by
Rrown in 1977. Srlid that dunng
the cal}s the Murphys "not onl}
dld not obwct. but m ade state·
m ents themselves of a sexual
na ture ··
Thi: newspa per s aid unnamed
persons who listened to the tapes
cl t"• c ri be d the r e marks as
··sickening.'· gross'' and "very
sexually spec1f1c" but were not
the mselves specific about the
tapes· content
Asked af his remarks might
h<1Vl' been m ade Jok ingly.
Stevens replied: .. No , l 'd say
fantasizing. Sex fantasy, l SUP·
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Marines 'Land' on Cuba
Exercise Conducted· With 'No Problems'
OUANTANAllO BAY, Cubll <AP> -Marine• swarmed
•llON by ~ ..... UNI aia-phtbta. cndt to a pradl~ land-
ing today on the beaches or the
only U.S. military bue oo .com·
mu..n.ilt eoll.
Tbne Navy wanhlps carried
tbe llartne. doee to UMt aboft at eta .. tn tbe alllow~t.he-flac ea·
erclM, butUy arranted by 'the
NAYA&.. FORCE SENT
TO-...OCUN M
A Soviet aurvelllanee ..,,
atood ofhbore and Cuban N ·
Hrviata in the area were ulled to duty.
Carter ..,....,.,nlida as a flex.
ins or snltltary muscle lo
reapooae to the presence in Cubll
of a So'1et brigade, about SOO
miles west o( Guantanamo
"So far as we know. there
were no problems" In the 8 a.m.
landing. said Cmdr. Howa rd
Matson, a spokesman at Atlantic
Fleet headquarters in Norfolk ,
Va.
In Wa~hington. a Pentagon
spokesman said there was no
overt action by the Cubans
About 2.200 Marines were m·
,
Soceer Pool
Teacher Wins SJ .6 Million
LONDON CAP) ("Harry Johnson, a 59·year·old
high school c arpentry te acher. was ~1ttmg at home
today watching TV and dreaming o f a trip to Rome
if he ever won the British soccer pool
.. A fe w minutes later. the L1ttle woods <pool
firm ) man was knocking at my door" to tell him
he 'd just won $1.6 million, Johnson s aid
Johnson . who lives in Altrincham. nea r
M an chester in northwest England. e arns about
SI0.750 a year teaching carpentry. Hts wife teaches
home economics.
Besides the trip to Rome, Johns on s aid the pool
win would a llow the couple to buy a ranch house and
a car and spend more time gardening .
Millions of Britons play the soccer pool e very
week by trying to pick which of Saturday afternoon's
gam es will end in a tie.
Wllet-e'• Be Peepf
~ved in the exercise, a pr11e-
ti c e relaforcement on the
e•tem Up ol Cuba.
Military officials insisted the
e xercise was routine aod,
altbcMacb they made extreme e(.
,... ID 1 F E tmod ... DIU'b' m
reporten U4 "'°'°•rapben
cov-ertag the I~. they de· rued reports tbat tbe exercise
was merely a media event.
.. This is a ~aining exercise
which reinforces the Marines
and naval units s tationed at
Guantanamo Bay," Navy Capt.
John Fetterman said at a brief·
ing Tuesday night
Howeve r . Fe tterman s aid,
··what you will see rn no way ap-
proximates what would be done
undt'r hostile cond1t 1ons ··.He
'-..tid 1f the base was threatened,
rf'tnforcement!> would be nown
1n 1nsrcad of brought in by ship
·· 1t 1s not ~ clasM<: amphib1ow;
.1ssJ u1t .·· -.a id Capt Robert
Howc•n. a P<.•ntagon s pokesman
Ont·c as horP, the Marines
moH d into defen!>a ve positions
behind the 17.4-mllc perimeter
rencc. then will engage an about
four weeks of tr:uning and dnlls
before returning home
Sources m Washington said
they viewed tbe call-up of atx>ut
'.1.000 Cuba n reservists a nd other
:1c110n as "normal precautions ··
Administration sources a lso
said a Sovael hydrographic re·
s earch ship. whic h U .S in·
telligence officials say is a cover
for surveillance activities. was
re ported off G uanlanamo.
The YOUlll lady who 1Qlt her abeep and
dldn 't 'know where to f\Dd them abould have 1oobd in tbe ~betide the
Crown Valley Parkway in Lalun• Nlauel
T\lesctay. TIUa herd of about aoo aheeJ> wa• cooteatedlJ munehlq the ....., near the
San Diqo Freeway and ·rollowln1 one
another about well. like sheep. Lar1e lan-
downers tn Orange County use crazing
herds as a way of reduci.n& fire ha1a.rdl
from dry grass on thelr land.
-,ti IWLX P!LQT Wte!Mtdft. O!i!Obtf 17. Im
Transit Plan Eyed
Irvine Of/iciol Urges Shopper Ridea
City <b&ncUman Larry AV•
HJ'l lrvine ,_ide.fttAt aN beeoaJ iAI "Mdb ~l" on u-.ir can.
To •~clear ol • ltuaUon M
vleWI with diam~, AcTu hes
au11..iect creatJoe ol 1 tramll
1y1tem conaetUn1 ,..ldenU1J
vlllat .. with mmmerd•I &bop.
pint -area tn the dt,y
And lha\'I euctly wh•t M '•
28-earBattl
told tie U.S. ltctetarJ or
Traruportatlon , Nell
Gold¥.1bmldt, whom be hH
11kect lo und a apechl
~p~laliVit to lrvln• to d1J l'UI~ tl'&Mll problem• MN.
lo a letter to Ooldad\mldl, ~1ran laid • reprcaentatl ve
from Wuhinaton could ''NVlew
with m and othe.r interetltod
parhet the ~•ll tnns portatlon
Deportation Fight
Emers Last Round
LOS ANGELE~AP> A
Southern Calilonua court may
be the setting ror the final sceite
irf the government's 28-year
fi g ht to deport Aodrija
Artukovic of Seal Beach, ae·
cused ot taking part in the de·
albs or thousand.fl or Serbs, Jews
a nd gypsies during World War II
in Croatia.
The Justice Department ftled
a motioa Tuesday in federal Im·
migration court in Los Angeles
to d'eport the 79-year-old retired
bookkeeper, who entered the
United States in 1N8 under a
fabe name
. The court papers stated, "Thia
major Nazi collaborator and
prime mover to large-acale
peraecutiona la not entiUed to
lbe continued· hospitality of the
United States." '
Artukovlc II ves in Seal
Beach's SUrf'sl~ Colony.
Government efforts to deport
A rtukovic, who served a s
Minister or the Interior and
Justice in Croatia, first began in
1951 and have been s tymied
since a 1959 court order that said
F,....PogeAI
VOTERS ...
ncnl. place on the ballot.
The only other county besides
Or ange County with a
Republican majority ls Mono,
with 1,581 Republicans and l,S21
,.Democrats
Statewide, the totals through
Sept. 13 s how 5,524,689
Democrats and 3 ,369,715
Republicans.
Bath parUea have 1aloed
several thousand since the Jut
report ln March, with no slgnill-
c ant change In relative
~tre n gths · 56 percent
Democratic and 34 percent
Republican
But 785,908 Califo rnia n s
declined to state a party pre
ference, 84,514 registered with
the American Independent Par·
ty, 51,512 with miscellaneous un-
recognized parties, and. 30,818
with the Peace and Freedom
Party
The total li; 9.8 million, up
237 ,994 since March.
or the 33,611 in the mis·
cellaoeous category. 33,611 are
registered as Libertarians, com-
pared with 7 ,677 registered as
Libertarian last March.
But the Llbertarians must top
71 ,322 registrations by next Jan.
19 to beeome an officially re-
cognized party for the 1980 elec
tions, which would automatical·
y put tbei r nominees on the
ballot without special petition
campaign.a.
The Peace and Freedom Par-
:y remains oo the ballot despite
its lower registration because
Lbe formula for remaining a re·
cogniied party is moTe lenient
than the one for qualifying the
first time.
T he 8-year-old Libertarian
Party draws some of Its support
from the far left and some from
the far right with a platform of
individual liberties that oppo1es
laws agaiDlt clru& uae and other
so-called vtctlmless crimes, as
well as most 1ovemment relU}a·
lion of buai.neu
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FIGKTS DEPORTATION
Andr1J• Artukovlc
that Artukovtc couJd be subject
to politicaf persecul.lon 1f forced
to return to Yugosla via. which
has been seeking lo extradite
him
Justice Department official
Walter, J Rockier, a former pro·
Sl'cutor in the Nuremberg war
crimes trials. said in his court
filing that the stay or the de
po rtat1on orde r g ranted to
Artukovic should be revoked.
Rodder contended that a 1978
law has removed the shield of
protection under which
Artukovic bas escaped prosecu· tion.
He said that .. the evidence and
determ'inatioos relating to
A rtukovic's persecution of
minority groups in Croatia dur·
inR the years 1941 ·to 1945 are
now relevant and controlhnR"
b~cause or the new law
The law s t ates t h al the
possibi!Jty of prosecution in the
ca!>e of Nazi war criminals is not
grounds for an exemption from
deportation.
Artukovic was branded the
"Butcher of the Balkans" by
militant Jewis h groups who
have lobbied for his deportation
and from lime to lime have de·
monstrated near his home.
'.'ugoslavia has accused him
or responsibility for the deaths
of 800,000 Serbs, Jews a nd
gypsies during the Nazi occupa·
lion.
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JUDGE ..•
pose."
Stevens denied any criminal
intent or culpability. He said
there could be not.blog criminal
unless the Murphya asked him to
stop calling.
''They never did." be sald "I
don't see any evidence that
would indicate to me that they
were not perfectly willlng
participants."
Murphy, who reportedly suf·
fered a be art attack Monday,
could not be reached for com· ment.
But the state Commission on
Judicial Performance described
the charges as follows In a letter
·to Stevens: "During the period
you have been a Superior Qlurt
judge, Y°"> bave made obi'cene
phone calls to Richard Murphy
and Beth Murphy and you were
requested by them to desist
from such conduct and
thereafter you made additional
calls."
An aide to Assembly Speaker
Leo McCarthy said Murphy
complained to McCarthy three
years qo, while Stevena wu a
state senator, but the apealter
took no action because be
believed be lacked the authorfty.
The COQple a1ao complained to
Fred Tau1ber, chief ad·
mlnlatratlve officer of the Al·
sembly Rulee Committee, to the
Black IAatalatlve Caucus -the
Murpb.ys are black -ai well u
the Comlblaalon on Judicial'
Performance, the attorney
general and Sacramento diltrict
attorney.
Brown'• chief of staff, Gray
Davia, lald Murphy alto com-
plained ~r'1 olfte..
Steved'a aerved In tbt Al·
aembly from 18a.ee and la tht
state Senate from 1-.11 ~
acceptJ.ni the JudlHhlp.
•
proba.a.Wblft .. face."
"Then," be 1aid, "I ~Id Wee
to aee \II joioUy turn our effort.a
to lb• cooatnadive tuk ot "°'•· Ina an act.ion plan for the timel_y
u xploratlon of de1l1n al~ernatlvu and floanctn1
mecbanllma that would S*'lllit
the tatabUabmeat ol an lntra·
Irvine trantlt ayatem at the
earu .. t ponible date."
Aaran In the past hia pro-
poaed that commercial de·
velopen be reqwsed to foot the
blll lor creaUn1 a tramtt 1y1tem
in the city aa a condition for ap..
prov al ol their project.a. ,
In July, he sent a letter to
Irvine Company President Pet.er
Kremer which said that "no
plan• for commercial develop-
ment ahould be approyed Utl.less
thoae plans include substantial
commitment of private funds
enabling us to establish and
operate a n internal transit
11ystem."
Without a transit system,
Agran said, Irvine residents wiU
only become more dependent on
their cars "contrary to sound
energy and ~nvironmental
policies.
"The city or Irvine," be said,
''should be a model of balanced
transportation ... If we are to
fulflll the promise of planning in
the city, we must somehow
establish a transit system that
enables families to realistically
reside in tb1a area with need for
on ly one automobile per
household."
Irvine commuters already use
Oranae County Tranalt District
buaes in traveling to other cities,
but Agran said "OCTD is plainly
uasatisfactory in meeting intra·
Irvine transit needs."
Agran's letter to Goldschmidt
was sent out Monday.
Two in Irvine
Knifed by
Oriental Gang
Two Vietnamese youths were
stabbed as they were on their
breaks at Shiley Labs in Irvine
Tuesday and police believe their
attackers were six to seven
other young Vietnamese.
Police Lt. Gene Norden said
the two victims, while describ-
in g their assailants as Viet-
namese. provided no other
descriptions for police to work
with. Th e two, Quang Maob
Nguyen, 18, and Vinb Nguyen,
also 18, were not seriously i..11-
Jurcd in the incident. Both are
11\.\ntmgton Beach residents.
Norden said ihc two were lak·
1ng a 6 20 p.m. break at the lab,
at 17600 Gillette, when six to
s even other youths attacked
them outside and then fled.
The young victims suffered
wounds to the forearm and
shoulder areas.
They said their assailants
s poke to them in Vietnamese
before the attack but the victims
provided police with no leads as
to the-reason for the incident or
who the attackers were.
Abduction
Blamed on
(;ambling
Newport Beach resident Larry
Donald Smith, 44, saddled with
more than Sl00,000 in gambling
debts, kidnapped 24 -year-old
Carolyn Bealer in an attempt to
raise money to pay ort those
debts.
That was the contention of M ·
sistant U. S. Attorney Suzanne
Conlin in her opening statement
in Smith's extortion trial wbJch
got under way Tuesday in Los
Angeles Federal District Court.
Smith, of 4640 Park Newport,
was al'l"e8t.ed Aug. 26 in connec-
tion with the abduction of Mias
Bealer, who la still n'liaain1. In·
vestlgaton are convinced abe's
dead.
T he federal court trial la
baaed on the alle1ed lddnapplng
and extortion. Newport Beach
police are cunently conduCttn&
an lnvestl1atlon of Min Beal¥'•
disappearance that could lead to
murder charges bein• tued •l•inlt Smith. • .
Smith bu pleaded innocent to
the ext.ort.lon cbarte. and bla at·
tomeya, O.OUU Federat Defeo.
dera RJcbaid &unta and . Brian
Robbins reeerved t.belr e>PIDlnl
atatement lD Smith's defeue un-
Ul Ma. CoaU.n bu rated her
caae.
Tue1day'1 te1tlmony came
from the mlaain1 woman'•
broth•, La.rry Fox ol Anaheim, owner ot the ~cUon Coutructlon
Cltanup Company of Culver
City.
1'011 told' ol a iert• of fUIOID
pboG• calla be rteetm after b1I
11Nr diNppe&red Au1. JI and
of bJa ~ attempt to
deliver '100,000 raD10m tor bet. , ...
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Sheriff's investigator Jim Harrell surveys
an estimated $250,000 worth of jewelry,
silver sets, cameras and other articles
taken from residential burglaries all over
South Orange County. Officials say tbey
will work through local police depart-
ment.s to determine where the stolen
goods came from . The loot was recovered
when deputies arrested Sidney Tyrone
B,attle, 26, of Santa Ana, who was driving
a U-Haul truck allegedly carrying the
stolen items. Sheriff's officers said a
citizen's tip led to Battle's arrest and the
loot's recovery.
Sy~arnore
Funding
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acboola.
M ra. SlcoU "said the voucher
proposal soea to the beart ot lbe
laaue of separation of cburcb
and state because the cbecu
By STEVE Ml'ltBELL could be used f or private
0t .. .,...., "-'..... schools.
Laguna Beach has received Sbe said the proposal was
t entative approval from the merely a mfponae to the buain&
t "le taJ ' I r situation in Loa An1e1-. s.... coas comm1as1on or a The candidates we~ uked if S&.4 million Joan lo pay off Its debts for the purchase or they fell the administrative PQ Sycamore Hills. Increases awarded lbta year
Stale commissioners, meeting <most in the 11 to 12 percent
in Los Angeles Tuesday after· range> were too high. espedally
noon, approved in concept a bid Supt. Stanley Corey's increase
from the city lo borrow the or 11 percent.
money at low interest rates to Mrs SicoH defended the act.too
pay the mortgage owed Rancho of the board to grant the pay lll·
Palos VE>rdes Corp , formt.·r ert'ases
owners of the 522 acre parcel oul In Corey·.., l'3St'. 1>hc ~aid he La~una Canyon hadn't received a raise 1n two
Hut m uwardmg the tentauve )cars She also ~1ud the opera··
approval. commissione rs pliiced lions of the dJstnct depends on
-,trict con<liUons on the loan, tell his expertise and the boar<t
ang city officials the commission needed to pay its top ad·
would not look favorably on de-ministratongoodsaJariea.
r I r ld tiaJ "ls i Corey's pay wu boosa.d from ve opmenl o res en uru n '44.000 to *-.OOO,.... -ar by the ;;ycamore Hills. --· ,,_ Ci ty officials pre"ented two board last week.
plans for repayin& the Coastal T h e o t he r c a n d • d a t 9 6 .
Conservancy loan, one that however. were s kepllcal of lhe
would see development of two 'leed lo increase admi~ve
LB-bole golf counes surrounded salaries u much u they were.
by 1,6.11· Pes1dtmces on city and Getchel, a vice president with
Irvine Company property it~t' Baldwin Company, said the
That plan also calls ror a re <'mph a!.1!> should be o n the
'\O rt hot t•I C'o mplex , head <.,tudt>nt teacher re lalton!)b1p and
quarters for tht• Southern no t '-O h eavily o n ad
Californi a Golf A!)sociation. man1stral0rs He said the ra1sec;
leaving 63 percent of thtt com were t.oo tugh
bined lrvineandcitypropertyin Na kaoka, 'A ho work'> for
regional park )and. Xerox. said the board's dec1s1on
-~ second alternative, de· was tnappropnate and i1Jog1cal
volunt.ra could be found for aupenialon.
Mn. Gallaher said It ahouldn•t
be up to the di.strict to provide
day care centers.· If a vacant
school facWty could be dMd.
that would be all ri&ht, ahe said.
10 long aa the district didn't
have to pay.
Nakaoka •tree It wasn't the respomlbility of the a-cbool dia·
trict to fund d4y care centen.
· However, be said the distrlct
can share responsibilities and
make a n effort to aid the
chTidren or working parents .
Parents themselves, he s.Ud.
would have to become involved
Mrs Sicoli said ('hild can•
lwlong!'. tn tht• n<in profit arena
and that 1t wa:5 wron~ to en
rnuret~t: parent'i to t>c>ltcve g,, ...
ernmcnt collld pay for sUch a ·
thing
Ge t c h ~I said s<:hooJ staff
should be helpful In this area
and that th)! district has a
respoosibllity to help others aolve their problems.
·The candJdates who appeared
Tuesday night an• seeking elec
lion to three seats m the Nov. 6 election. Mrs. Sicoli Is the only
Incumbent running for re-
election Board President Juhe
Foley and trusle<? R Dean Olson
thO!>t' not to run
Polic~ Seek
Slayers of 2
veloped by former planning Another subJeC't upon which
commission chairman Belinda the candidates were asked to OKARCHE. Okla. <API
Blacketer, would preserve 71 comment had to do with prov1d Police are widerting their search
percent of the land for regional 1ng chi ld care centers for for the klllers of a Baptist
park use, with all but 13 percent children of working mothers minist~r and his wife. seeking
of the remaining used for Manning saJd this has become two drifters the couple's two
agricultural preserve, tourist a matter of serious concern in woun~ children said may have
facilities and the lakes areas. the city because there are many taken the family car, officers
Mrs. Blacketer proposes 61 homes where both parents must said.
acres to be uaed for develop-work to make ends meet finan. The bullet-riddled bodies or
ment or homes near Lei_sure ciaJJy. Rev. Richard 8 . Douglass, 43,
World. He said that while the school and bla wife, Marilyn, 36. were
Conditions placed on the ten· district can't serve as a babysit· found Monday night in their
lallve approval also include: ler for the community, It can home about five miles southeast
-Subm.ltlaJ by the city ot a help out through the sbafinl ot or here.
detailed cost and revenue facilities by letting children stay Leslie Don Douglass, 13, and
feasibility study, wbkh would at certain schools aller clbses.-Richard Brooks Douglass Jr.,
outline proceeds realized by Mrs . Coho said school 16, we"' listed in stable coodi·
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.:£1orid&'.1 Cubuulfll&ML
are p~ much attention to Wb~ tbty belleve le &. .!!.looaa
pro lem," even tboq.b broucht
about bf natlooal poliey .
Glbson warned educator•. •!.¥Hr ea941<tatlon for ,..__..~--~
Gang War
On Beach
Charged
BJ STEVE llilBLE .,. .. ..., ........
The U·mile stretch ol Bc.a.a
CbiH Stale Be.tcb bu become a
baltlecround for Eaat Los
Ancelea canes where fl•bts
erupt niibtJy, Huntington Beach
Police ctsiel Earle Robitaille bu
charged. c
Gang ltlembers stake out turf
along the strand to "play shoot·
em-up" and settle gang grudaea,
be said.
"They know ~re's little or· no
enforcement down there and
they just co
at it. It's a
z 0 0 ...
Robitaille
claimed.
RObitaille,
who di s
c u ssed the
matter with
city council
members
ltOttl'l'AILU Monday, said
s tate rangers who patrol the
beach aren't equipped to bandJ~
gang fights.
"The rangers probably just
take cover when tbiilga eo bed. 1
would too," said the police chief.
Oranie County sheriff's deputies
and Huntington Beach police of·
ficers help rangers patrol state
sands.
"I personally wo11Jdn't take
m){ family down there at-aigbt,"
said Lt~ Wyatt Hart, of the
sberllf'a department
Construetion
Mixup Bloela
405 Traffic
Hydraulic jacks uaed to lower'
lO·ton ste~l supports from
freeway overpass construction
work froze and stymied nortb·
bound San Diego Freeway
motorists early I.Oday, causing
up to two-hour delays for some
commuters.
A CalTrans spokemuan in Los
Angeles said removal of the
steel supports at Crown Valley
Parkway was scheduled t.o be
completed at 6 a.m.
But the jacks used to lower the
supports jammed up halfway
down and forced. the freeway
closure to continue until 9:05
a.m. Contractors on the project
bad to get a crane that could be
used to remove the mammoth
steel supports.
Northbound motorists were
detoured around the Crown
Valley Parkway overpass on off·
ramps and on-ramps back to the
freeway.
Four-lane wide lines of cars
and trucks backed up nearly
eight miles while worken toiled
to remove the steel supports and
reopen the northbound freew~y
CalTrans spokesmen aald re-
moval of supports on t.bie soutb·
bound lanes wu scheduled to
take place tonight, but that work
baa ~ postponed until the pro-
ject's contractor, llcCutebeon·
Petenon Co. oC Arcadia, can set
new jac.U.
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Afrirans on ltlar~la
Thousands of students march from a local school in
South Africa's Northern Transvaal province to prorest
the removal of the Butlokwa people from their villages
to an area over 60 miles away.
'Saint of Gutters'
·Gets Peace Prize
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WINS NOBEL PRIZE
._ MotMr Teresa
Quake Leaves
Hall Intact
Monday's earthquake posed
no new problems to Orange
County's already-cracking Hall
of Administration, a county of·
ficial said today.
Tom Egan, director of the
General Services Agency. said
an inspection following the
quake revealed no new damage
to the SB.3 million structure.
In August. it was discovered
that concrete beams located in a
basement garage area were
cracking. The beams have since
been supported with wood rein-
forcements.
The cracking in the garage
came after the removal of ex-
terior decorative beams that
were found to be weak.
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OSLO, Norw a~ (AP )
Mother ·Teresa, Calcutta's
"saint of the g utters ... was
awarded the 1979 Nobel Peace
Prize today for work a.mona the
poor ol lndia.
The Y ...... via·bom Boman Catbotic mm b tbe sixth womaa to win the prize and tbe first
since Mairead Corrigan and Bet·
ty Williama of Northern lrelaDd
in·1976.
President Carter bad been among the 5e lndividuab and or-
ganizations nominated for this
year's prize. Other nominees re-
portedly included South African
black leader Steven Biko, who
died wbUe in prison; Soviet dis·
senter Yuri Orlov; Archbishop
Oscar Romero or~ ~lvador
and AdoUo Perez EsQUivel Qf
Argentina,'( head of a Latin
American Christian services
group.
The five-member Norwel(ian
Nobel Committee said Mother
Teresa was given the prize "in
recognition of her work in bring-
ing help to suffering humanity".
The prize is worth $190,000.
In 1947. Mother Te resa moved
into Calcutta's slums "to serve
God among the poorest of the
poor ." The order she founded.
the Missit>naries of Charity. is
best known for its ·'home for the
destiutute dying" which o,pened
in Calcutta 1n 1952.
Mother Teresa, 69, was made
an officer in the Order or the
British Empire in a ceremony
last year at the Australian High
Co mmission in New Delhi for
"servjcestohumanlty ··
Mother Teresa 1s the first
citizen of India to win the peace
prize since it was instituted in
1901.
In Calcutta, Mother Teresa
said thaiher selection was made
in "recognition or the presence
of the poor in the world."
Both local ud Ila~ IC Of.
flclala noted at tbe Tuffday
....... tut .......... J.t paf·
tn1 llW. beed to the pUpt of
Soutbern Calilomla'a school.I in
educatlq the lodocbi.DeM. Doo McmnJey, state chief de-
puty superintendent of public in·
auuctloll, lndicated that neither
U>e prePdent nor coo1ressmen
AJde. to Oraqe County area
Con1ressmen Jem Patter'IOD.
0 -Santa Ana, and Dan Luniren.
R-Long Beacb, Hid their bolMI
are wortdnl on tbe problem but
that California's pli1ht doesn't
capture tbe imagination in
W aabingtoo.
abould be tempered."
But McJUaley ur1ed the
various di1trlct1' repreH•·
tatlvea to the lobby IMliao to
petition the -pte1ldent, hla aides,
cabinet members, ~men
and California senaion for a
financial remedy for a national·
ly caused local problem.
'81 Gas Iiines · Seen
Zooming Costs Also Forecast
WASHINGTON (AP ) -
Gasoline lines have disappeared
only temporarily and will re-
l urn. along with major oil
shorta1es. once the nation
e m e rges from its current
economic downturn. the CIA
Anaheitn
Takes Ai01
At Parlors
Anaheim city councilmen have
taken steps to stop ''sex-oriented''
businesses in their city
The council declared "open
warfare" Tuesday on what it
described as business fronts (or
p ros titution and passed an
e m erge n cy four -m o nth .
moratonum againstopeningsucb
establishments
The council voted unanimously ·
to halt the issue of new licenses ror
massage parlors. escort bureaus,
adult movie houses. ·'modeling"
studios. baths. encounter centers
and cabarets.
Escort bureaus, said Mayor
John Seymour . are "nothing but
shams for prostitution and im·
moral conduct."
The ordinance kiclcs-off a pro-
stitution crackdown described by
. Police Chief George Tielsch as a
"task force plan." It calls for un·
dercover vice squad investica·
lion, observation by police
patrols, viaoroua prosec:uUon at violaUona. and a community
aw a,._ Pf'OCJ'*JD.
The CCM.mdl also plans to adopt•
permanent measure limiting the
proUferaUoo and location ol MX·
oriented bmlnesaes wit.bin lJD
d•J•.
County Accident
Victim Succumbs
John Barnum. 2:7, of 211 N
Ranchito St .. Anaheim, died
Tuesday of injuries-be received
in an accident on a construction
site in Anaheim Oct. 12, police
said.
Officers said the man was
driving a cement mixing truck
at Imperial Highway and La
Palma Avenue when it rolled 35
feet down an embankment, trap-
ping him inside and crushing his
chest.
Grower s Picketed
KE'ITLEMAN CITY (AP) -
Small scale picketing by the
Unlled Farm Workers of
Amenca has begun against a
non-union Growers Exchange
lettuce field near here.
predicted today.
The real crunch probably will
come in 1.981 or 1982, a CIA of.
ficial told a House Intelligence
subcommittee. And prices will
continue their upward spiral un·
abated. ~tified Mau.rice Ernst,
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NOT GIVING UP
State Sen•tor Schmitt
Win Primary
Initiative
Gains' in State
SACLUlZNTO (AP > -~
plan to abolish Calif0'1Ua'1 win-
n er -take · a 11 R e publican
primary. which cou.Jd deprive
&ooaJd ...... "' up to 100 ... ··•·*-· a. a.et 1a tbe form ot a voten' initiative. The winner-take-all primary
system all but guarantees
Reagan of the 168 CalllornJa de·
legates at the Republican Na·
tional Convention. The proposal
to abolis.b the system. by state
Sen. John Schmitz. R-Newport
Beach. was overwhelmingly vol-
ed down by the California
Republican Party at its annual
convention last month Seventy.
three percent of the delegates
voted against it
But Schmitt said Tuesday he
still hasn't given up on the idea.
and has filed papers to place it
on the ballot with an lnitiatJve
campaign.
Schmitz. who backs former
Texas Gov. John Connally for
president. said he doesn't feel
bound by the GOP convenllon
vote because he s aid party.
leaders are out of step with
rank·and·file Republicans.
Schmitz said he has a 50-50
chance of gathering enough
signatures to put his initiative on
the ballot next June.
Gem
Talk
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direct.or of the CIA 's office or
economic research.
The subcommittee was also
told that world oil prices, which
in the pail -year have increased
60 percent to around $20 a bar-
rel, could soar to SS2 a barrel by
1995 -based on the current
value of the dollar.
That possibility was raised by
Roger Glassey. assist ant ad·
ministrat.or of the Energy In-
formation Agency. who agreed
with the CIA projection that
world demand would e xceed
supply in the~·
"Hence. world oil prices may
rise faster than the rate of infla·
lion in order to balance world
s upply and demand.'· Glassey
testified" before the subcommit·
tee on oversight.
Ernst said the ClA found that
"the outlook for world 011 supply
IS dim." .
.. A I though 011 shortages· have
disappeared in recent months,
they are likely· to reappear dur-
ing tbe upswmg of the next busi-
ness cycle -perhaps in 1981 or
1982." Ernst testified.
"Thus . the world does not
have year.; 10 wblcb to m;lke a
smooth transition to alternauve
e n e rgy sources." h e said .
··consumers are already being
forced to make ad1ustments, not
only through higher prices but
also through slower economic
growth."
Court Orders
Return of
RB Woman
A •~••r-old HaaUa•ton
Beach mo'llM, ~ ·~ ol •. year . ._. eearell, wu ordered
Tuesday by Arlranaaa Gov.
William CtintoD to be returned to
Orange County to face felony
child stealing charges.
CamaJJa llilJer, who fought
the California extradition re·
quest. was ordered to surrender
herself today to authorities in
Berryville, Ark.
James Smedley, from Clin·
ton·s office. said Mrs. Miller bas
the right to challenge the ex·
tradition order. lf if she doesn't.
h e said, Orange County
authorities will be asked to
transport her to California later
this week.
Huntington Beach police al·
lege Mrs. Miller snatched her
6-year-old daughter, Valeena
from her grandparents• home in
July. 1978. The grandparents are
Valeena's legal guardians
The child. according to
Arkans a s s ocial s ervice
workers. has been living wilh a
foster family in Berryville since
last June when -she was found
with her mother in Arkansas.
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Ccmtfted Gemologist. ACS
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Wide Hunt Launched
refile them with the Veterans
Admlniiltration. .. The VA has recenUy relaxed
ita ruliqa (in auch cues)," said
Toni Stuart, spokeswoman for
the Soutbern California Clergy
and CGDCemed Lalty. wbicb ls
1upportinc the veteram' pl.
''la tbe plllt the burden bu been
Oil tbe eenkemen and it'• Just
beea llM!ndibly heavy red tape
for tlMm to 1ei oocumentauon
that they were at the atom.le
testa."
Jh. Stuart said the clua·
action Milt 1uH•1 clama .. fOr au.--.w .. • ._ m.a by for mu laterlor leeretar1
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D.C.,ls'nC'IC..._...,...... --.>1t· •• .-........ tll VIiia me-..., ndfecwn-: ,.......'a·ps.
... ~d.amedtMttbe
lawHlt'1 lni91leatloe -tllat
low·lftel rlldlatAon couidered
acceptable in the 1950s and 1960s
WllS not"safe -would ba~e con-
siderable impact on future
nuclear energy policy and the
nuclear power industry.
Meanwhlie. Pat Broudy, of
La1una Nipl, widow or former
Marine Cal;pe llhjor Charles A.
Broudy w~o was exposed to
radiation in nuclear bomb test·
inc in Nevada and died ln 1977.
told reporters she will appear in
federal court Nov. 5 for a bear·
ing on ber swt aaainlt the U.S.
covemment. aroudy died of •
))'mpbaurcoma," eaeer ot the
lymph 1ys&.em. "
Tbe Broudy dlaabWty claims
have bMD turned doW'D b)' tbe
VA U.. .... Tbe IOffnmmt
• 13 2 ......... tbe 1att ell· •
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tbe ,..,. DoetrtDe, which ban
military penonael and tbelr
famlU• from •uinl the aovem· meat.
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EXOTIC BOMBAY
a shoppcT'1 paradtat
For the person who enjoys shop-
ping for gem stones. Bombay is a ci·
ty or ~at aueoture. .Rubles are
sol<l for what one might consider
ridltulously low prices -but they
are of such low quality that the
averaae person would not be pleased
with the apeclmens. On .. the other
hand, there are also hip quality
stones available. But, it is the shop.
Pini and the •tmoepbere that mue
Bombay an adventure. There are
more than 200 pm dealen in lh1J
busy city. and they advertise their
warea 1lon1 the teeml.na atreeta.
Some stones are n.Uve only to lndia,
such u tbe cat.a-eye emtatl~ and the cray ctiopllde. Gametl are abundant,
and you wUJ be able to find excellent
buys ln the purple 1peclm-. Small
blue aappbiret mut be eumlned
cloeely ttir a b6t of peen bue. Stonel
are cut and pollabed berore 1our
eyta, thus aldlnt to the run of
cJoor-to-door ,.m browa.lq. U you
are be8ded for IDd1a on a vaclltioo or
bualnell trip, by aD ...... tour tbe
1•m ltal1a ol 8ombQ.
Despite 1helr differences,
these diamonds are Identical.
E.ich ooo• le(l•Vdle'i~ ol ~110 Of snape Is .Jn •deal cul d•amona \
that re11eats 1ts mo•1mum bl1lhi1nce and t>oouty oocouso 1t llilb t>ecn cut
and p041shod 10 tho o•acl1ng standards thal hdve oeon cslat>hshl>O a1o
IOeal
W1tf'I d1amoocls unlike colored gems. beQuty de~ on llQf'll
reflect'°" When a oiamono •s 1c>eally CU\, !IS 58 tacett are placed "'
Pfec•se 1e43tt0n 101i-e Olhol& They ac1as11nv mirr0ts cons1anuv ~
capunng and relleclong "91'1 and oouncongr,11 t>ack lhrougt'I the loP of
rhe SfQn8 on I t>ttilolnl blale A dl<VllOfl(J CUI IOO Shallow makes •I IQOI<
t>ogoer bUt leis eome ol lhe 1.ghl • k out· lh!ooQO CM t>ottdm ond Ille
SIQne BQPtMllS Wlltery One CIJI 100 deeP tel& 1111"1 'leak' 1nrougn ,,,.
SICles ana ppears t>lac~ on 1ne ceotor whell comQa•ed 10 an ICI081 cul
mamono .
Wfltcnevet thape 'f04J piolor -round. ovll marqUtSO. emo1ald
cut pear Of he1n-t.h0ped and o111halever s11e VOJ cllOofie. LK IUeal
CY• Olomonoa .naore you of gelling tne tnoll beauty aAd value l ~
toe y001 mvotlment l
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M(M8EI! AMflllCAN GEM SOCIET'I' .® ..
1823 NEWPORT 9lVO COSTA MESA
33 YEARS IN THE SAME LOCATION
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~Us From Sin.
WWI& llA'l'S • llLACll llATS osn. -You check ·
the newt al'OUDd Oran1e Counly toda.y and t\ appears tbal
every -al 10f'91'ament la tmna to ban tomet.bln1. It ... ma todlell.
R1'bt now, tcw eumpM, ca.ta Mesa city le•dera are
ID a b..a. u to wbether or DOt a hniaotill um4'd William Harvey lboWd be denied a permJt to o,ierale wlthln the
municipal Umill
It teem.a that accordinc to city law, bypoot.iata were
banned u balq lD tbe aame catepy aa fortune tellen
No doubt W• would brlq howla of proteat h'om pro-
feas1ona1 hypoot.lst.a. Well, IOIDe fortune tellers mi&bl feel
put upon too Everybody aeu lbe knock
T1D8 LUMPING TOGE'nlE& ol alleced bad practices
with presumably oka)I buslnesses is breaking out all over
Orange County.
Our county government, for example, is increasing the
fees for people who work in the nude and also for door-to-
-. ---~-=.;:;--~ .· , --~
SMOiey Anaheim CUUn Eft{IOgirag ill C~lfl Si'll/11l AcfivUr
door salesmen . Both parties may object to being
categorized with the other.
You are left wondering if they triple the fee for a nude door-tA>-door salesperson? ·
County fees are also going up for operators of taxicab
stands and for gun dealers and pool rooms.
Again, you must ponder whether this means that our
County officers consider all these enterprises. as undesira·
ble and therefore s ubject to higher license tabs, or ii the
county is simply looking for money?
YOU MIGHT SUSPECI' that the county fee collectors
aren 't really concerned that the citzenry will rise up in.
great numbers in outrage to come to tbe defense or a pool
ball or a naked danclng person. Thus these people may be
easy marks for increased county revenue.
They start raising tr ash collection fees, however, and
that may be anothe r matter in the public mind.
.M~anwhlle. Anahei~ is doing some lumping togettier
too 1n its !~test campa1gn announced by the City Council
,only last rught. Anaheim authorities are going to crack
down on prostitution.
THE COUNCIL HAS IMPOSED a moratonum on issu
1ng any new licenses for m assage parlors, escort bureaus.
adult movie . houses, baths , encounter centers and
cabarets.
With this lumping together. there is the implication by
Anaheim authorities that these businesses all have some
kind of link to the caU airJ dodae.
Leaft U to Anabelm to flad new aoureea ol eYil. Yau ae.er lmew befdroe tbat batbln• was a ala. did 7001
J wiah 90mebody h•d been around to explaln that to
my mother back when I was 12 years old.
• Tll8 mDWAY 8A'M'LB ll'OUP voya .. co1ne1 Ollly lls weeka
atler the departure. of a cruiMr-led tuk force. In tbe put, aucb
'Irish Pigs'
Meg Insults Chicago Mayo r
CHICAGO (AP> -A comment ,unbuted to Prlnceaa
.Margaret that the lrisb are "pip" tenent.ed beMllMa today, but
a spokeswoman for Mayor Jane Byrne aaid tbe mayor undentood
the remark to refer to tenoriats -not tbe lri.ab people.
CBK:AGO SUN-TIMES columnist lrv Kupcinet ~portedlJ'uea.
day t.ba1 the princess and the m~r were alttint at..~p1ne table
durina a dinner party when Mrs. Byrne remarked that ihe had at·
tended the funeral of Mariaret's cousin, Lol'd Louis Mountbatten
in London. Mountbatten was killed Jut month by a bomb planted
by Irish Republican 1'rmy assassins. .
"The Irish," Pr incess Margaret was quoted aa sayin1
"they're pip ." '
Then, she told lbe mayor. "Oh. ob, you're Irish," Kupcinet re·
ported. Mrs. Byrne left the party as soon as possible, be wrote .
HOWEVER, .BYRNE spokeswoman Michael Sneed, said today
that the mayor did not feel "pigs" wu q.sed to refer to the Irish in
general.
Mayor Byrne "felt 'pigs' was an unfortunate cbolce of words
and one she would not h ave used, but she understood lt wu ln con-
text with terrorists and murderers," .Ms. Sneed aaid.
Princess Margaret's private office at Kenslncton Palace in Lon·
donolferednocommenttoday.
"I HAVEN'T BEEN ABLE to speak to anyone tbere and unW
I've been able to. l have-fto comment.'' said a spokeswoman for
the princess. ·
Sbe added. "I've bad several t.rungs lo do that were more
urgent than ringing America." '
Nuke Pl ant F oulup
lJraw s Prison Term ,
SURRY, Va. <AP> -A man
racing a possible two-year
prison sentence for causing $1
million damage to fuel as-
se mblies at a nuclear power
plant says he remains convinced
the action was justified.
Willjam E. Kuykendall and co·
defendant James Mer rill said
they acted to point up safely pro-
blems at the Virginia Electric de
Power Co. plant here. The utility
has denied their cbarges.
"IF IT ULTIMATELY ac-compliabea my objective, yes, it
will have been worth it,'·
Kuykendall, .2&. of Newport
News . said after he was convict-
ed Tuesday night of damaging a
public utility.
The jury deliberated a little
more than three hours before
convicting the two on the felony
charge and recommending a
two-year prison term the
mini mum Ten yea rs would
have been the maximum
SURRY COUNTY C1rc u1C
Judge Ligon Jones can either let
the sentence s tand or reduce it.
He cannot increllSC it.
The two relmain free on bond
pending appeal.
"ll doeao'l end here. I have
taltb in the justice system ,"
Kuykendall said .
anal \'OJaa• aormally haft been eoaftcWd about two ._..
ID a Oct. l IPMtb, Prwldeat CaNr ~of~
"our naval presence lll tbe Indiu Oceu" wbile 08tlla1q
meaalll'el to demoutarate nedin-to 1af-.uanl U.S. bdenlU
around tbe Oc>be.
A day after tbat 1peecb, tbe Pentqoa laid tbe 1mall, ~·· oent naval force that bu been malatalned ln ~ PeniaD Qulf •
lndJan Ocean area I.or about aa yean had been loereued from
three to ftve lhlpe.
THE NAVY INDICATED tbe Midway, alon1 with lta eo war
planes and accompanytn1 ablpt, will return io the Paclflc after it
finishes ill tut ln tbe Ind.Jan Ocean.
Aa usual, tbe Navy decllned to aay Juat where the Midway
group will operate, alt.bouch ~t patterns auccest lhe abipe pro-
bably will sail into the Arabian Sea and perhaps tbe Gulf of Aden.
. Allred wbat the Midway batUe IJOU1> wW do, tbe Navy aaicl it
will CCJDduet "~ traiaiq," includinc latmcblq and reeovery
of l ta pluel, maneu.ertn1. eaalneeri.na and communlcatloo drills.
A.uipment ol the M.ldway to the Indian Ocean leaves the 7tb
Fleet temporarily with oa.11 ODe aircraft carrier, the Kitty Hawk,.
to opente in tbe entire We.tern Pacific J'eli9n.
'ligh t S queeze
Edward Manley,.38, a CJeveland laborer, is pulled to
s afety after being trapped m the na rrow opening or a
waste 011 lank for fi ve hour:, Tucsda) evening. Manley
w as cleaning the inside of lhe tank when sludge deposits
caved in.
Slaying Probe at Dead End
BEVERLY HILLS (AP) -
Beverly Hills police in-
vesti1fators in Belgium may
have run into a dead e nd in their
efforts to find evidence linking a
former business associate with
the alayinga last May of three
persona at the estate of soap
magnate U oyd Cot.sen.
Brussels about two weeks ago to
interview Amje Tali , a former
associate of Cotsen's. However.
when they arrived to ;nterview
Tali on Monday, his wlfe in·
formed them that her husband
had died o nly hours before,
Tracy said.
But Merrill. 24. or Hampton.
asked whether the sabotage was
worth prison. said. "No. at least
I don't Uunk so '·
5 Hurt in· Pile up
SAN FRAN<;ISCO (APJ
Five persons we re slightly in·
jured when a Municipal Railway
bus swerved out of controJ in
foggy weather In front of the
ocean-bo rdered Cliff House.
Police say driver Jqe Smith losf
control of the vehicle Tuesday as
it rounded a curve on Point
Lobos Avenue causing a four-car
chain reaction accident.
Money yo u save
by shopping
Acting police chief Capt. Lee
Tracy said Tueadat that two
police lnveatieators went to
Tracy said the cause of death
has not been determined and the
possibility or suicide bas not been
ruled out.
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VOL 12, NO. 290, 4 SECTIONS, 41 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1979 FIFTEEN CENTS ...
CIA Predicts '81 Retu1·n of Gas I .. ineS .
WASHINGTON CAP > -Oatoline lines have dJsappeared
only temporarily and will t'f·
turn, a lona with major oil
ahorta1es, once tbe nation e meries from Hs current
economic downturn. the CIA
predleted today.
The real crunch probably will
come in •1 or 1982. a CIA of.
tlcial told a House Intelligence
subcommittee. And prices wm
contlnut lhelr upward aplral un abat~. ttstifl~ Maurice Emal.
director of l.k CtA•a offl~ of
economic r •arch.
Tbe subcommittee was alao
told that world oil prices. which
m the past year have tncreased
60 percent to around $20 a bar
rel, could soar to SS2 a barrel by
1995 based on the current
value or the dollar
That possibility was raised by
Roger Gh1tsey. assistant ad·
m1n11ttat-0r of the Energy In·
formation ·Agetty, who atp"eed
w1tb the CIA proJection that
world demand would exceed
supply in the 1980s.
"Hence, world oil prices may
rise raster than the rate of infia·
tion in order to balance world
supply and demand,'· Glassey
testirted berore the subcomm.il·
tee on oversight.
Ernst said t.l)e CIA found that ·'the outlook for world oil supply
is dim." . .....,
··Although oil short.ages have
disa ppeared in recent months,
they are Ukely to reappear dur·
ing the upswing or the next busi-
ness cycle -perhaps in 1981 or
1982," Ernst testified.
"Thus ... the world does not
have years in which to make a
s mooth transition to alternative
e nergy sources," he s aid. -both members and non-
"Conaumers are already being· members of the OrganJzation of
forced to mue adjustments, not · Petroleum Exporting Countries.
only through big.her prices but he said.
a lso through slower economic The Soviet Union, the world's
growth." largest single oil producer at
Ernst said U.S. production bas 11 .4 million barrels per day,
begun to decline markedly and faces s.tag,nating or declining
held out little bope of reversing production. ·
the trend. , "We expect Soviet oil produc-
And the situation is equally Uon to peak this year or next
bleak in other producing nations (See GAS UNES. P•ge AZ)
Sycraruore 1Ii11s Loan Granted?
405-Nortla
Tool's Fail11re
Blocks Freeway
Hydraulic jacks used to lower
10-ton steel s upports from
freeway overpass cons truction
work froze and stymied north-
bound San Diego Freeway
motorists early today. causing
up to two-hour delays for some
11 commuters
A CaJTrans spokesman m Los
Angeles said removal or the
steel supports at Crown Valley
Parkway was scheduled to be
completed at 6 a.m.
Wastal
Panel
Appro-Ves
By ST EVE MITC'RE LL
01 -DMly ... ,.. SUtf
Laguna Beach has received
tent ative approval Crom the
:itate coastal t'ommiss100 ror .,.
$6 4 m1l1Jon Joan to pay orr its
debts fo r the purc hase o f
Sycamore ffills
Officials
'Misled'
t OnRanch
7 I
But the jacks used to lower the
supports jammed up halfway
down and forced the freeway
closure to continue until l:J :05
a .m Contractors on the project
had lo get a crane that could be
used to remove the mammoth
steel supports.
Northbound motorists were
detoured around the Crown
Valley Partway overpass on off.
ramps llDd oo-ramps back to the freewQ.
................ al .....
and trueb INlclred up Dearly
eic.bt m1Jes wblle workers toiled
to r emove the steel supports and
reopen the nortbbounclfreewa.y.
~e'• ~o Peep?
Tiie ,.,_. MdY wbo at tiln' IMep and
didn't know where to ftnd them should
have looked in the grasslancj beside the
Crown Valley Parkway in Laguna Niguel
Tueact.y. 1b1a herd of about 200 abeep waa contentedly munchlng the grass near the
San DietlO FrMW•Y . Uld followinl one another about, well, like sheep. Large lan-
downers in Orange County use grazing
herds as a w1zy of .r.educini fire baurds
from dry pus on tWr lmd.
State romm1ss1oners. meeting
1n Los Angeles Tuesday after-
noon. approved tn concept a bid
from the city lo borrow the
money at low interest rates to
pay the mortgage owed Raru:ho
Palos Verdes Corp .. former
owners of the 522-acre parcel oUt
Laguna Canyon.
But ln awardln& the tentative
approval. commissk>Dera placed
slricl conditicma oo U. loan. tell· ms eity oftklala the oommlaaion
would not D* favorably on de-
veloi>ment ol residential unit.a in
5vcamore Hiiis By SA YMOND ESTllADA JB.
OI u. o.lly ~Ml S\att
San Clemente PlmWJll Com·
mlHicm memben •aid Tueeday
de·.elopera of a propoaed s.ooo.
unit project ·on the Vlsbeek
Ranch "misled" them lo order
to obtain city approvals for the
· plan ~ Commissioners heard from
spokesmen from four govern-
ment agencies Tu.esday who said
they can not support a plan by
Na-West Development Corp. of·
ficials to build a road that would
serve future resi<h:nts in the
2,000-acre Visbeek Ranch pro-
ject.
Commissioner Bill Mecham
said, "Nu-West misled us and
the council by making state-
ments exactly in opposition to
what they said before the coon·
cil" to obtain a Sept. 19 specific
plan approval.
Al that Sept. 19 council meet-
ing, Nu-West consultant Boyd
Ames said state parks a nd
Marine Corps officials "were not
opposed" to building a road on
their land into the proposed Nu-
West project.
But Col. Jim Aichele, a Camp
Pendletoo spokesman. and Alan
Ulm, a state parks assistant
superintendent, said they were
DOl officially informed Of Nu·
• West'• plan unW Tuesday.
Aichele and Ulm s aid they
were now opposed to Nu-West's
road plan since it would burt
Marine t.r.a.lnlng grounds and
future natural campsites in the
area joat south of the San
Clemente city limits.
A Can'rana enPneer, Frank
Weidl«, told commilaionen be
waa not fUlly aware of the Nu-
(8ee &ANCll, Paae AZ>
Coast
Weather
lloatly SUDllY Thursday.
Lowa toai&bt SS to 64. Hlpa 'lbunday in low 70s
at be.._ to bltb '10l in·
land
11'81HT98AY
CalTrana 1pok•m• aald re-moval cl supports oo the aoat.b·
bound lanes wu icheduled .to
take place tonight, but th•t work
has been postponed until the pro-
ject's coolract.ol', McCutcbeoo·
Peterson Co. of Arcadia, can get
new jacks. Marines 'Land' on Cuba
GOP Grabs
Vote Lead
In County
Exercise Conducwd With 'No Problems'
Republicans h ave regained
the lead over De mocrats in
Orange County voter registra-
tion rolls. Registrar of Voters Al
Olson said today.
Latest figures for the Nov. 6
election show that 402,621
Re publicans are registered,
nearly a 4,000 margin over the
Democrats.
As of Monday, Democratic re·
gistratioo was listed at 398,766.
GUANTANAMO BAY. Cuba
1A P ) -Marines s wa rm ed
shore by helicopter and am-
hibious craft in a practice land·
g today on the beaches of the
only U.S. military base on com·
munist soil.
A Soviet surveillance ship
stood offshore and Cuban re-
servists in the area were called
to d uty.
"So far as we know. there
were no problems " m the 8 a.m.
randing, said Cmdr Howard
Matson. a spokesman at Atlantic
Fleet headquarters in Norfolk.
Va
-Three Navy warships earned
the Marines close to the shore at
dawn in the show-the-nag ex·
ercise. hastily arranged by the
NAVAL FORCE SENT
TO INOIAN OCE.AN-A4
Carter administration as a Oex-
i n g of m il itary muscle in
response to the presence in Cuba
of a Soviet brigade, about 500
miles v.rest o{ Guantanamo.
In Washington, a Pentagon
spokesman said there was no
overt action by the Cubans .
About 2,200 Marines were 10 ·
Laguna Beaell Case
volved 1n the exercise. a prac
t1ce reinforcement on the
eastem up of Cuba.
M 1litary officials ins isted the
exe r cise was routine and.
although they rnade extreme ef·
forts to accommodate nearly 80
reporters and photographers
covering the landin~. they de-
nied reports that the exercise
was merely a media event
"This is a training exercise
w?rrch reinforces the Mannes
and naval units stationed at
GuantBnamo Bay." Navy Capt.
John Fetterman said at a bnef·
<See MARINES, Pag~ AZ>
The Libertarian P a rty r e
gistratioo bas made the biggest
gains from last year with 17,945 ,.
voters now signed up. Last year.
the party had 489 voters re-
gistered in the county.
Last year at this time, the
Democrats held a 3,015 edge in
registration in the traditional
Republican county.
Final Days Retraced
Olson said the difrerence this
year apparently is because more
Democrats than Republicans
didn't vote last November and
ha ve moved away.
Final county registration
figu.res are expected to be
known by this F 9 day. Olson
said. ~ ) •
The Libertari&'n Party has
quadruJ)led its resist.ration in
California since Mar~b and Ls
now bigger tban the. bace and
Freedom Party. according to
new fipres from the st•te.
But the .latest registraUoo re-
port Monday by Secretary of
State March Fong Eu said the
Libertarians stlll bave fewer
than half the reglatrants Deeded
to qualify for a atate-coaducted
prlm.ry eJec:tlon and• perma-
nent place on the ballot.
Tbe ~ other couaty beltdel
Oranae CountJ with a
Republican majorl~ ta lloao,
with 1.511 RepubUcua and 1.511
• Democnta.
Statewide, tbe tota.11 tbrwP
Sept. U 1bow 1,IU,tlt
Democrat• and 3,Ht, '711
llej>UbUeut.
Botll £:!' .. ban 1alned several ud line. Ute IMt
report ill llareb, wttb DO llpUI•
cant ebao1e lo relatht 1tren1tb1: ft percent
Detaocratlc aad U percent
Repabllcu.
Laguna Beach police in-
vestigators are trying to pieee
together the last hours in the life
of an unidentified Monterey .
County man, whose body was
found oo the beach near Sleepy
Hollow Monday night.
Investigat-Ors said a witness
saw two m~n carrying the limp
body of the 29-year--0Jd victim
I
down to the beach at about 9:30
p.m . Mooday.
And a phone call received by
police dispalcbers several mo-
menta later indicated to police
that whoever called in a report
of a body apparently knew the
victim.
"The caller said there was a
body of a 29-year-old man QD the
Soecer Pool
Teacher Wim $1.6 Million
LONDON <AP> -Harry Jobnaon, a 58-year-old
high school carpentry teacher, was sitting at home
today watching TV and dreaming of a trip to Rome
if be ever won the British soccer pool.
.. A few minutes later, the Littlewoods (pool
fitm ) man wu knocking at my door" to tell him
he'd Just won $1.8 mllllon, Jobnlob said.
.Johnson, who lives in Altrincbam. near
Manchester in northwest Englan.4!1 eama about
$10,750 a yeu teaching carpentry. Hl8 wife teaches bosne economJcs.
· lkl8idM the trip to Rome, Jobnloo aald the pool
win would allow the couple to b\lY a ranch house and
a car and apend more tlme 1arden1na.
MWloaa of Brttona play tbe 10Ccer pool every
week by trying to pick wblcb ~Saturday afternoon's aam• wur ena ia a tie.
beach who looked much older ,"
police Capt. Neil Purcell said.
Police believe the man suf-
rered a drug overdose and was
carried to the beach by friends
who ·did not want to become in-
volved in the incident.
Officers are not releasing tbe
name ol the victim until bis re·
latlves ~ notified of bia death.
But police invesUaator Gene
Brooks said it appears the man
suffered a fatal drug overdose.
Police found more than $480 in
the man's wallet, which in·
diutes robbery wu not a factor
In bia death. A final report on
the ume cl death will have to
aw•it toxilotPcal reports from
the county Coroner's Offlce.
They will take six to 10 weeks to
complde.
lnvestiaaton showed a picture
of the victim to operators and suesta at nearby,.botela lD an ef-
fort to detennlDe wbetbet tbe man wu known lD tbe ai,..
<See INQVl&Y •Pap Al>
Senion Get Shots
South Oranp Oout" l'ellden&a
$S 1ean old or ovtT will ba"
their laat cbance to 1et tne OU
abotl New. 15 hl SU Clement..
Tb• clinic from t a.m. to ' p.m.
will tab place •t tbe Comaawd·
ty ClalllacMe.100 Aft. S.'1Ue.
\
·City officiala preaeated two
plau for ~ tbe eo..taJ
C0tt••n•e)' loan. one tbat
wou&d eee developm•t ol Ullo
18-bole golf counea surrounded
by 1,831 residences on city and
Irvine Company property.
That plan also calls for a re-
so r t hot e l complex. head-
q ua rte rs for the Southern
Ca lifo rnia Golf Assoc iation.
leaving 63 percent or the com·
btned lrvme and city property in
regional park land.
A second a ltern:Jtive, de·
\eloped by former planning
tSeeo LOA N, Page AZ>
Housing Fixup
Funding Eyed
In Clemente
San Clemente City Council
members will consider a plan
tonight to obt ain $1 00,000 in
reder al runds to help senior
c it izens or h andi capp e d
homeowners upgrade their run-
down housing.
The funds are administered
through the Orange County
Housing a nd Community
Development program.
If the council agrees to join
the program, a housing advisory
committee will be set up to find
neighborhoods where low to
moderate income homeowners
most need the funds.
Assistant City Manager Doug
Meyer said the funds could also
be used for park land purchases,
construction of civic facilities,
r efurbishing ot existing city
facilities and a wide range of
public works and urban renewal
projects.
The .council will consider the
program at its 7 o'clock meeting
at City Hall, lOOAve. Presidio.
HE SWITCHED
AND SUCCEEDED
"I can't believe bow fut.I told
my car hl the Daily Pilot.
"I tried anotber Oraqe Couo·
ty aewsp9pef' aad oa.ly received
one call -and 1 sot seven calls
tbe ftnt day in the Dally Pl.lot."
Tbat•a tbe adve.rtiatn1 aue<:eU
1tory of tbe Oran•• C.oast
woman wbo placed tbla ad fn the
Dally Pl.lot:
1e Oau on Iona be d
camper ahetJ. cauette· eqUa:r llOCX·XXJUC
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1ov ad~"' try the Daily
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provlcle coned lnlorma·
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A check of hotel auest Usu
failed to turn up the man's
Mme, officers 1aid. -
Meanwhile, police are asking
anyone who might have wit·
nessed unwiua1 activity Monday
nl«iht near the Vacation Village
hotel to call officers.
Officers are not releasing the
name of the victim until bis re.
latives are notified of the death
in Monterey County.
But police invesUfator Gene
Brooks said it appears the man
suffered a fatal drug overdose.
Police found ll)ore than $t80 in
the inan's wallet, which in-
dicates robbery was not the
motive. But a fmal report on the
cause of death will have to await
toxlcological reports from the
county corooer's office, expected
to take between six and 10 weeks
to complete. . .
Investigators showed a picture
or the VI"ctim to operators and
•guests at nearby hotels in an ef-
fort to determine whether the
m an was known in the arf!a.
A check of hotel guest lists
fa iled to turn up th e man's
name. officers said.
Meanwhile, police are asking
anyone who might have wit·
nessed unusual activity Monday
night near the Vacation Village
hotel, lQ call officers with any
information.
F ,....PGffe AJ
MARINES • •
tnf,Tueeciay ntcht.
owever, Pe&terman aa.Jd,
, ''What you wlll eee la no way ap-
proximates what would be done
under hostile conditions." He
said ii the base was threatened,
reinforcements woµJd be nowp
in instead or brought in by ship.
"It is not a classic amphibious
a ssa ult," sa id Capt. Robe rt
Bowen, a Pentagon spokesman.
Once ashor e, the Marines
mo't{ed into defensive positions
behind the 17.4-mile perimeter
fen'ce, then will engage in about
four weeks of training and drills
before Tetuming home.
Sources in Washingt,t>n said
they vi ewed the call.up of about
3,000 Cuban reservists and other
action as "normal precautions."
Evacua t io n
Meeting Set
The emergency evacuation
procedures in the event or a dis·
aster at San Onofre's nuclear
power plant will be discussed at
Thursday's 7 p.m. meeting of
the San Clemente Homeowoers
Associetion.
The meeting will be held at
the San Diego Gas and Electric
auditorium, 101 W. El Portal St.,
San Clemente.
Dr. Louis Bernath, a nuclear
research manaeer for San Diego Ga~ and Electric, will answer
questions and diacuss bow the
area a.round the power plant,
just three mlles from San
Clemente, ._ould be evacuated
in the event or aerioua radiaUon
_leakaee.
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Health ()/fic,ial Say.
.No TB Infection -
In. Orange Count_y Caplttnao Unifted Sebool J>ll..
trlct tnalteee bave app""*9 a.
boundary cban•• tb.at eould br· lag a square mile ol lud from.
the planned 20,000·bom$ A.lllo
Viejo project into lbe1r jiarlldlc·.
ti on
., llOaUT ua&E• ................
Tb•re bu not ~n a •tnsle
cue ol an Oran.a County real
dent b e in1 infe cte d wHh
tubert ulo1l1 by a Soutbe aat
Aalan refu1ee. a top federal
health "'1clal t a.id today .
And ~ ch&n('ttl of atudenta
28-year B attle
contacUnt the dlaeaae from
their Allan cluamates are said
to be virtually non-existent.
Chri.atopher Hayden. ' aenlor public health advlaer for the
Center fol' Disease Control in
Atlanta, aaid tbe disease is
almost never communicated by
youna•ten because or bulll·in
body defeosea.
Hayden declared that the dis·
ease can be transmitted only
through prolonged and close
contacts usually found ln
crowded bousebold condltloal.
Hayden, who has been analys·
l.ng the local health situation at
the request of Orange C<Juoty
supervisors, said ther,e bu been
a rreat deal or mlstilfonnatloo
a bout tbe s upposed health
threat.
.......... ~
The &U·acre currently un-
developed area, located 1n the
Saddleback UnJfied ScbooJ ~~
trict. ii about a mile north ol the
proposed San Joaquin Hill•
Transportation Corridor and
southwe1t ol Moulton e~y.
Deportation Fight
Ente rs Last Round
He said the public baa a right
to be concerned but that any
future statements contributing
to a health scare could only be
cons trued as alarmist.
H~ntington Beach Mayor Don
MacAllister, among others. bas
charged that health problem~
are more serious than officials
admit.
Lane Kirkland. heir ap-
parent to George Meany's
A FL·CIO presidency. says
tha t the Federal Reserve
Board's cre'dit ·tightening
action is the "wrong move
at the wrong ti me" for
fi ghtin_g inflation.
Saddleback and now CUSO:
trustees bllve-a1reed to the
boundary shift-to prevent tuture~
neighborhoods in the area from..
being split into two acbooj-itis-:-•
tricta. :
CUSD Superintendent Jerry
Thornaley s aid he expects
speedy approval fTOm Orange
County Committee on School
District Organization on the
boundary change s ince both
school boards agree on it.
LOS ANGELES (AP> -A
South~m California court may
be the setting for the final scene
in the governme nt's 28·year
fight to d e port Andrija
Artukovic of Seal Beach, ac·
cused of taking part in the de-
aths or thousands or Serbs. Jews
and 1YP8ies du.rlllf World War 11
in Croatia.
Tbe Justice Departmedf fiJed
a motion Tuesday in federal im·
migration ~urt in Los Angeles
to deport the 79-year-old retired
bookkeeper, who entered the
United States in 19'8 under a
false name.
The court papers stated, "Thia
major Nm collaborator and
prime mover in large.scale
persecutioos is not entiUed to
the continued lospitality of the
United States."
Artukovic lives in Seal
Beach's Surfside Colony.
Government efforts to deport
A-r tukovic, who ser ved a s
Minister of the Interior and
Justice in Croatia, fi rst began in
1951 and have been st ymied
since a 1959 court order that said
that Artukovic could be subject
to political persecution ii forced
to return to Yugoslavia, which
has been seeking to extradite
him. Jus tice Department official
Walter J . Rockler , a former pro-
-~-· ......... FIGHTS DEPORTATION
Andrlja Artukovlc
secutor in t he Noremberg war
cr imes trials. said in his court
filing that the stay of the de·
porta t ion or der granted t o
Artukovic should be revoked.
He said failure to act now
could mean epidemic outbreaks
in the future.
M acAllister was responsible
for a recent resolution by the
Orange County League of Cities
requesting county officials to
take immediate action to abate
the possible threat.
Haydee said that so far in
1979, 33 ~es or tuberculosis
h a ve be~ diagnosed in In·
dochinese refugees in Orange
County.
This represents about 20 per·
cent of all cases of T B diagnosed
in the county this year. be said.
Laguna Beach
Girl Injured
In Crosswalk
f',....P11geAJ
RANCH ...
West plan. He added that a San
Diego Freeway interchange
near the proposed road was not
designed with Nu·West·s pro·
posed road in mind
W1lllam Zaun. a s pokesman
ror Orange County's Environ·
me ntal Manageme nt Agenc-y,
told comm1ss1oners a plan for a
road 10 the vi cinity of Nu West s
proposal was scrapped several
years ago because then· were
not sufficient funds to build 1t
In res po nse t o th f' co.m ·
m issioners . Amc-., !\u \\e!.l .,
spokesman. said l'lt )i orric1ab
had not made th(• ~outhern ac
cess road a requirement but on
ly requested tl bt> built
t\mes S8Jd the City had asked
t he developer to secure ap·
prov a1s from the ot hn g-o\
ernmentaJ a)!enc1c., '"'ol .. ed
"The <;It) only' r1•quc-.ted a.
A 6·year·old Laguna Bea ch rea1>1b1l tl \ ::.tud\ '°"'' "'teks
gi rl remains in serious.condition ago,· Am.t's .,atd. · Th<1 l .., not
at Mission Community Hospital eoough time
a fter s he was s t r uck in a '"We do not mean lo <,av that
crosswalk by a car Tuesday aJ. this 1s the onl) plan 1l s our
tcrnoon. r1rst broad bru~h attempt to
Little Kelly Jean Buits of 1021 com e up with a plan.. he added
Gav1ota Drive suffertjd a frac· Before the constr uction of
tured thigb,l>one and other. in-homes on the Nu West pro1ect.
JUries in the 3 ·30 p.m. accident known as Rancho San Clemente,
at the intersection of South ca n begm, the developers are n·
The boundary s hift agreement
also provides that the Sad-
dleback sctwoedistrict will take
Jurisdiction of an approximat~ly
40 acre parcel of land north of El
Toro Road near Leisure World.
Even though it will be more
than two years before homes
will be builll on the &tl·acre
bo undary shift area, CUSD
Trustee Robert Bachelor said he
1~ not happy with the atrange-
menl
Prior to the CUSD board's ap·
pro\ a l of the s hift Monday,
.Bachelor s aid the boundary
t·hange would hurt Laguna
Nig uel residents. He cast the on-
1\-vota agamst the shift.
· T rustee Ted Kopp sa id the
!>h1ft may mean double school
:c.essions for youngsters in the
area . .
K o p p said s tudents at
Capistrano Valley High. Niguel
Hilts Juruor High and Moulton
dnd Crown Valley grade schools
m .iy h a\le to att e nd-s pli t
W"'>IOOS unlJl new schools are
built 1n the Aliso· VieJO area.
CvSD offi cials are hoping for-
... w te school bwlding funds to
house future students in the
Ali so V1eJQ area
The esu mated 50.000·resident
\11s o Vie10 project , loeated
no rth of Laguna Be~ch, is ex
pe el ed to inc lude 10 public
:.chools on nine sites.
fi'r o • Pag~ A I C oast Highway and Thali a quJred to gam the City -Council
Street Tuesday. and Planrung Comm1ss1on ap-f 'ro• Page A I
WAN A PPROVED. • •
Momenta after the collisioo, a prov al oL a more deUllled plan..
Laguna Beacbftretnlck, ruahin& But Commi.ulODer Bob Lim-to the aecidentaeene._wu atnack berlf Nid be ta now ·•rei.act.at .. GAS LINES •• commission chairman Belinda
Blacketer, would preserve 71
percent or the land for regional
pa rk use, wi th all but 13 percent
of t he rem ain in g us e d for
agricultural preserve. tourist
facilities and the lakes areas.
Mrs. Blacketer proposes 67
acres to be used for develop·
menl of homes near Leisure
W-0rld.
Conditions placed on the ten·
tative approval also include:
-Submittal by the city of a
d e taile d cost and r e ve nue
feas ibility study, which would
outline proceeds realized by
recreational uses in the canyoo
to re pay the loan.
-A detailed management and
development plan for the ci(y
property and an environmental stud~.
-Assurances that no portion
of the property would be dis·
posed or without consent of the
Coastal Commisaion.
-The city would provide park·
ing and bus shuttle service to
and from Sycamore Hills and
the beaches.
-And assurances that land
uses on Sycamore Hills wiJI not
be developed if they prejudice
the completion or the proposed
national urban park, the coun·
ty's regiooal park, or other local
coastal programs.
The City Council voted to
purchase Sycamore Hills for
Errant Truck
Rolls Down
Embankmen t
First the flatbed truck ran out
of gas, then it ran away from its
owber in Arch Beach Heights
Tuesday afternoon, rolling 100
feet down a steep embankment.
Drher Richard Orvllle
Arnold, 28, of Santa Ana, told
police be wu driving uphill on
Del Mar Avenue at about 1:30
p.m. when bia truck ran out of , ...
He Hid be WU attemptlnf 1o
back t.be tnack clown the blll ao
he could make a U-turn, when
gravity quit dotq ill tbibf, and
the truck ltalled.
PoUce said Arnold got out of
t.be cab to five it a push.
Tbat'1 when the balf.t.OD tnM:t
decided to cooperate. It t>eian
rolltn1 down the blll wtth Arnold
In hot J)W'IUlt, before Jumplna a
curb and roWna 100 lMt down t.be embankment on tbe IOUtb
1lde of tbe ltreet.
No one w11 hurt ln t.be Incident. poUeeMkltodaJ. ..
'
$&.75 million more than a year by a motorist. to proceed With the Nu· West pre.
ago, at 10 percent interest, to California Jilghway Patrol of· else plan study unUI developers and decline thereafter." the CIA
settle a lawsuit between the city ficers are investigati ng the fire can provide better assurances official testified
a nd fo rmer o wners Rancho truck·car accident Involving about the south access road_ The Sovtets. who export about
Palos Verdes Corp. Samuel Higginson. of Corona del "They <Nu Wes t 1 may find one million barrels a day to th1•
To date, the city has paid a lit· Mar He was not hurt in the lhcms£'1 ves in a box at the end of y;, .... l ...and an add1t1 onal 1 9
t ie more than Sl m illion to second mishap the hne. · L1mbN .1? ~aid mllhon a day to com munist
Rancho. which was a county ad-The f i re tru c k s ustained !\1erham a nd Comm1ss1oner rount n~. will likely become a
vance for a future regional park. d amage to its midsection. Cli ff G~llatl~ -.aid from no~ on n t importer of about 700.000
Tuesday's tentative loan ap-Me a nwhile, Ke it h E dgar th<'~ w11J seek greaten enf1cat1on barrels of 011 daily by 1982, ht>
proval from the Coastal Com· Johnson. 64. of 25591 Dana Mesa on Nu.West'sclatms I ..,31d
mission is viewed as good news Drive. San J uan Capistrano, will Co mm1ss1on1:n d£•c 1ded to And energy.conser vation ef·
by at least one Laguna Beach be cited for running a red light summarize the s tatements made forts Ill the Soviet Union -un·
council member at Thalia Str~t as his car struck at T uesday·s meeting and de· like those in the United States -
Councilwoman Sally Bellerue, the Butts girl, police said today. velop a report on them for the would do Little to cut overall de·
who attended the Coastal Com· Police Officer Ma rk Miller council mand. largely because there are
mission meeting Tuesday with said he witnessed the accident Prior to the City C'ounc1rs so fe w pnvate automobiles there
Mayor Jack McDowell and other and says J ohnson ran the red 3·lo·2 vote to approve the Nu· a n d becaus e the rail· based
city officials, s aid she feels light just as the gi rl began to West pla n. Plannin g Com · transportation system is already
"pretty positive about the loan." walk across the highway in the m issioners had asked a delay in ener gy.efficient, the.CIA of·
She said it would be very dif· croBSwalk. th e pro j ec t 's s tudy until fi cials said
ficult to complete the Coastal The northbolllld vehicle driven representatives from the agen· Meanwtule. the outlook for oil
Com mission requirements by Johnson struck the girl in the cies that appeared before the production in OPEC nations,
before the end of the year, but crosswalk, and she was knocked commission Tuesday could be nota bly Saudi Arabia, .. has
added the Coastal Conservancy at least 15 f~t in front of the contacted. wor sened considerably. Plans
has offered its expertise in help-car. "l wish we could have met fo r 1nc r ea s 1ng production
ing the city get its Joan inform&· Sbe was treated by firemen with you before then ," com· capacity have been trimmed or
lion together. and county paramedics before missioners Mecham and Lim· shelved and producing country.
And she said she is pleased the bein g rushed to Mission Com· beri told sPokesmen from the governments have imposed pro.
com m ission voted to tentatively munity Hospital where hospital Marines, CalTrans. state parks duction ceilings that are below
approve the entire $6.4 million officials say she is improving. and the COWlty. capacitv levels,•· he S4lid.
sought by the city. -----------------------------------...:_ __ _
Wheo the Laguna Beach en·
tourage arrived in Los Angeles
Tuesday, they faced a com·
mission staff recommendation
that would see only $3.2 million
loaned to the city.
But arguments presented by
the city convinced the com-
mission to go for the whole
amount, "which means we are
now able to increase our plannint
o ptions-without homes-in
Sycamore Hills," ahesald.
Michael Scott, Laguna Green·
belt Inc. executive director, said
he is also pleased with the com·
mission decision.
"What the commission told us
was, that lf the city wants the
loan. it will have to sit down
with the Coastal Commission
and the Coastal Cons ervancy
and develop land use plans that
do not include housing."
He said the decision would, in
effect, klll plan.a by the Irvine
Company to develop nearly 2,000
home• surrounding a proposed
golf course complex.
·'The comm111lon obvioualJ
preferred <Mn. Blacketer'• de·
velopment plan) and said tbey
could not tee liviDI the loan to
the city to build houses," Scott
said.
The dty wUJ belln or1anllln1
a financial featibtllt)' study and
work with the Coastal
Conaervanty to set the loan
papera in order by the end ol the
year. ,
Faillne that, the clt.y will have
to compete wtt.h munlclpalft1ea
tbrouf,bout the Unit.eel States for
approximately tlO mllllon In
tederal coutal zone mana1ement
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N.Y. S•oeks
VOL. 72, NO. 290, 4 SECTION~, e PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1979 N Fl FTEEN CENTS
J
GOP Regains' Voter Edge .. . County • ID
RepublltaDI bave re1alned t_. lead over O.moerata ln
Oraqe ~~r re&\lt.ra· tlon rolla, ar ot v Olen Al
Olloalakt . -Lai.t ,.._. for-the New e
election abow that 402,621
RepubUc1n11 are re1istereti\ nearly a 4,000 margin over
Oemocrltl.
Al ol MODda..Y. Democratic re-
gistratlon wu listed at 398. 766
Cormty
;Escapes .
TB Woes
By ROBERT BARKER Of .. Deity ~llet Sutt
There has not been a single
case of an Orange County resi·
dent being infected· with
tuberculosis by a Southeast
Asian refugee. a top federal
health official said today
And the chances of students
contacting the disease from
their Asian classmates are said
to' be virtually non-existent.
Chnstopher Hayden. a senior
public health adviser for the
Center: for Disease Control \n
Atlanta, s aid the disease ts
almost never communicated by
youngsters because of bwlt-m
SCHOOLS SEEK
U.S. AID--A3
N>dy defe~es .
Hayden declared that the dis-
ease can be transmitted only
through prolonged and close
contacts us ually found in
crowded household cond1Uons.
Hayden, who bas been analyz-
ing the Jocal health altuatlon at
tW reqwt ol 0r-.e County
............ uld &Mr-. bu ..... ......... "'~ • el>out tit• aappoeed lle•ltb
threaL '
He said the public has a right
t.o be concerned but that any
future aatemeata ~tributina
to ...... eear'9 CCMlld oal1 be
ewtrmd -alarnWtt. l HunuDirtoo Beach Mayor Don
MacAllister, among others, bas
charged that health probJerns
are more serious than officials
admit.
He said failure to act now
could mean epidemic outbreaks
in the future.
MacAJUster was res ponsible
(or a recent resolution by the
Orange County League of Cities
requesting county officials to
take immediate action to abate
the possible threat.
Hayden said lhal so far in
1979, 33 cases of tuberculosis
have been diagnosed in In·
docbinese refugees in Orange
County.
This represents a~ut 20 per·
cent of all cases or TB diagnosed
in the county this year, he said.
<See TB, Page A2)
Bomb Threat Call
Empties NB Bank
The Security Pacific National
Bank branch at 3475 Via Lido,
Newport Beach closed shortly
after 1:15 p.m. Tuesday when an
anonymous caller told a bank
employee there was a bomb in
the building.
The bank was evacuated and
police said no bomb was found.
The branch stayed closed for the
' remainder of the day,
Coast
Weather
Mostly sunny 'lburaday.
Lowa tont1bt S8 to 64.
Hlella Tllanday In low 70s
at beacbea to b1Ch 70. in· land. .
INSl9BTe•A-Y
The Llberl.rlan Party re·
1l1\ntloo hu made the bl11est
11\ns from l11t year wllb 17.MS
voters now signed up Last year.
the party had 489 voters re·
g1stered [n the coonty -_,
Last year at this iime, the
Democrats held a 3,015 edge in
registration in the traditional
Republican county.
Olson said the difference Uu.s
year apparently is because more
l
Democrats than RepubllcaDB
didn't vote last November and
have moved away.
Final county registration
fie~r9 are expected to be
known by this Friday, Olson
said.
The Ubertarlan Party bas
quadrupled its registration in
California since March and is
now bigger than the Peace and
f<,reedom Party, according to
Optieal Dellld••
Is this a tree you see outside the old Barker Building on
Newport's McFadden Square? Look again and you ~gbt
see that it is only· half a tree. Also, look on Page A2 to ~e
how the illusion was accomplished.
Candidate Flays
N-M Board Actions
One ca ndidate for th e
Newport-Mesa school board said
Tuesday he believes the current
board's business decisions are
"unethical." ..
Another said he opposes the
proposed voucher system for
school attendance because it ts
untested. It. would allow students
to attend the school of their
choice.
Those were among the com·
ments as s ix candidates in
trustee areas 1 and 6 spoke al a
forum, held at Bay View School
in Santa Ana Heights. lt was
sponsored by several parents in
the district.
Candidates from areas 2 and 3
spoke at a previous forum. Four
o( the board's seven seats are on
the block in the Nov. 6 election.
• Candidates run in the area in
which they live but are elected
by all district voters. About 25
people attended Tuesday's -
forum.
Area 1 is, roughly, the Estan-
cia High School attendance
area. Area 6 includes Newport
Hei1h'8 and part. of southeast
Coata Mesa. Three candidates
are vylna in each or the two areaa.
Area 1 candidate Robe.rt Ham-
mond Jr., a product lnformatioo
anatyatbt:d be places a priority on teac .
"We must develop and retain
\.be very belt teachers," Ham-
mond aaid. "To me that's the
key."
He Uld be belleve1 the cur-
riculum lbould emphulse buic
•killl and that b'ul.... abould
Mele to meintaln local e.erot ol ·~:a· • m 't.-r.a
}
e lec tronics fi e ld , said his
primary goal is the education or
ch ildren, ·'not to perpetuate
s peciaJ interes t groups."
Pancake said he believes his
background in marketing would
be especially valuable if the
voucher system is approved and
the school district has to "sell
itself" to prospective students.
Area l appointed incumbent
Ke nneth Wayman. an attorney
and former teacher. said he has
made a point or seeking views
from teachers, parents and the
public, going door to door on OC ·
casion.
Wayman said he believes he
has the bac kground to un·
derstand the mass of legislation,
s tate-mandated programs and
funding intricacies with which
trustees are faced, and can Wl· •
derstand a variety or view-
points.
In area 6, Todd Hess, a com-
mercial and i dwt.tlial realtor
(See llC}PEFVL, Pa1e AZ)
.
HE SWITCf!_E_D -
AND SUCCEIDED
"I can'\ believe bow fut I lold
my car in the Dally Pilot.
·'I tried another Oran1e Coun-
ty newspaper and oalJ. received
one call -and I Sot MYeD calla
the lint day in tbe Dail,y PUot."
Tbat'a tbe advertilinc IUCC!ell story of the Oran1e Coaat
woman wbo placed tb1a ad in lite
DailJ PUot:
'71 Dallun Ions bed
camper atlell, c:a.uette-
eqllar Ull·UXX
lf you want fut 1ucceu with
your advertlliDs. try \.be Dally
PUot by callln1 Ml·M'71.
•
new figures from tbe state.
But the lat.est registration re-
port Monday by Secretary of
State March Fong Eu said the
Libertarians still have-fewer
than half the registrants needed
to qualify for a state-conducted
primary el~tion and a perma-
nent place on the ballot.
The only other county besides
Orange County with a
Republican majority is Mono,
with 1,581 Republicans and l ,S21
Democrata.
Statewide, the totals through
Sept. 13 s h ow 5 ,524,689
Democrats· and 3,36!t,715
Republicans.
Both phties have gained
several thousand since the last
report in March, with no signifi·
cant change in relative
s trength s : 56 percent
Democratic and 34 percent
Republican. ,
But 785,908 CalUornlans
declined to state a party pre-
Ierence, M.51' registered wi~
the American Independent Par·
ty, 51,512 with miscellaneous un -
recognized parties, and 30,818
with the Peace and Freedom
Party.
"The lOtaJ is 9.8 million, up
237,994 since March.
-{8" V<Yl'EllSTAU.Y Pa,eAZ>
Judge Probed •
Brown Appointee Under Fire
LOS ANGELES (APl -The
first legislator Gov. Edmund G
Brown Jr appointed to a
judgeship, Republican Robert
Stevens of Santa Monica, as un --
der investigation by the attorney
general for allegedly maktPJt ob-
scene phone calls, the Herald
Examiner reported today
Attorney general s pokesmen
were all m Sacra{l'lento today
and not immediately available
for comment. But Stevens told
the Herald Exa miner in a
telephone interview that.· an the
calls in question. he believed he
was discussing intimate top1 <.'s
Strike End
Seen Near
At Airwest
Grounded Bu1hea Alrweat
pJ....-eould be back tn u.e m:r
by early November peDdlq
raUne.tion ol a teatati.-e q:r-.
ment between the airline and i1s
strikin& clerical emplo7eee. Larry Utdaftelcl. apolr ....... tor u. ........... ~ ....
aareement ••• reacbed I• medl.ied talb that concluded
Monday.
The strike grounded the
airline's jets Sept. 10 alter mo.re
than a year of U(lSUccessful con·
tract talks between Hughes of
ficials and me mbe rs of the
Airline Employees Association.
The union represents 2,200
Hughes Airwes t reservataooi;
agents, ticket clerks and clerical
employees.
Litchfield said the airline will
begin gearing up to resume its full
flight schedule by early Nov·
ember. but he couldn't give a
specific date when fli ghts would
res ume.
Hughes operates about 13 DC-9
flights a day from Orange Coun-
ty lo Las Vegas. Tucson and
Phoemx.
He said the res umption of
service depends on ratification
or the agreement by the union
members. a process that he said
would take about three weeks.
-Litchfield declined to discuss
the content of the agreement -
.... tulaf'
with friends and. "I've learned
a lesson 1 deeply regret this. l
know at was wrong "
Stevens. 63, a Los Angeles
Supenor C-Ourt Judge, 1s itccused
of d1scussang sex with Edward
"Dick " Murphy. 37. sergeant-at
ttrms for the stale Assembly,
and Murphy's 27 year old w1fo
R~h Ln telephone t·itll!> which thl'
Murphys tape recorded without
Stevens' knowledge.
Mrs Murphy was a former
sccretarv to Stevens and works
for Assembly man Gerald Felan·
do. R·San Pedro
The Judge, ;u>po1nttd by
Brown in 1977, said that dunng
the calls the Murphys "not only
did oot object. but made state·
ments themselves or a sexual
nature "
The newspaper said unnamed
persons who listened to the ta~
des<.'rabed the r emarks as
'''>i<-'kenmg." .. gross" and "very
sexually spec1fi <.'" but were not
themselves s pecific about the
tapes· content
Asked if has remarks might
havt· been made jokingly .
Stevens replted : .. No. J'd say
fantC1s1nn~ Sex fantasy. I SUP·
<See JUDGE, Page A.2)
Watehes Offered
HB Woman Held
In Bribe Attempt
By nspji:aKS 8CllOSwpw ... ...., .......
A serond suspect wanted in
~ with a $2(1,000 bnbe
atteept Ot1 Or•••• Co-ty Se,_... ea.t I ..... --..t Rldt ... WM ane.ted at Mr
Huatb:ICton Rarllour bome n--
day Diebt-
Tbe woman, Identified as
Martha Ann Hawkins, 30, an oc-
cupational tberapist, was taken
into custody about 8 p m . on an
a rrest warrant chargmJt her
Vanishing Banker
Reappears Injured
NEW YORK CAP> _:_ Michele
Sindona. lht> Italian banke r
<.'hat ged w i th fraud wh o
vanished 2l<i monthS ago while
strolling down Fifth Avenue, has
reappeared as mysteriously as
he disappeared.
Sindona. 59, haggard and
weak from a leg wound, c;liled
h is lawyer's office from a
telephone booth Tuesday and
was picked up by his son·m·law
and a lawyer. It was not learned
where he has been since his dis·
appearance Aug 2
with conaplracy to obstruct
justice, aald Orange County
Shenrrs u . Wyatt Hart_
M s. U.awk1ns is alleged to
heve prowiclecl $»,000 Jn ea-.,...... ..... W'atei9ee to UD•
de~ Inn.Upton .. eol-··~ral for • cub bribe tlt•t was
to be paid to Jqe RJckles to
persuade him to grant a favora-
ble prison sentence for a man
faci ng trial on grand theft
<.'harges.
The man. Richard Timothy
Workman. 42, of La Habra, is a
Chino State Prisorr inmate
charged wilh funneling money
out of an automobile s ales
s<.'heme_
. Wo rkman ·was forma lly
<.'harged Tuesday with s olic1tmg
a bribe and obs tru c tion of
JUSll<.'t>.
Ac<.'Ording to investigators.
Workman . n ow h o used at
Or an ge County Jail, made it
known that he wanted to bribe a
Judge so that he could plea
bargam rus case and receive a
sentence concurrent with the
one he now is serving.
Investigators from the Orange
County Sheriff's Department
and the Newport Beach Police
Department learned of t.he al-
<See BJllBE. Page AZ>
' Carina ToDbom, 11, • vllttor to Newport
Beach's Udo l1le from Sweden eyea 10me or'tbe~areen leafy subltance that'• been
sbowina up oo the laland'• beaches. }. spokeeowmu for Cal Tech'• KerckhOtf
Marine Laboratory ln Corona del Mar says
the stuff l1 sea lettuce and the large
amount of ·it could be attri\>uted to a heavy
seasonal bloom. The spokitwoman added
that sea lettuce la edible, lf properly pre·
pared.
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LOI 4NOSLU (AP l -A ~ Calllnla ~ ..,
I» \he Mtt1nc for. \he fta:al ~
lo lbe 1overnment'1 ll·rur
U1bt lo deport AadrlJ•
Artukovte ti leal aeaela. If·
cuaed ol =-"" la Uilit ... alba ol tboti-el ..... , ...
and ~ artna World War 11
ln Ct-oaUa.
The Justice Oepartm•t ftlild
• aaoUoD 'l'-daY la f.Wal lm·
mlarttiaG court 1n Loi A...a.
to .. DOit \be ""~•ar.old rellnd bookkeeper, wbo utered U.e
Unlt.41 aaa. in 1N under a
falH .......
Tb• court pa:pel"I tiated, 'Yf"tdl'
major Nail collaborator and
prime mover ln lart•·•eale
peneeutiona lt DOt eeUtled to
th• cmtlnued bolpUaUty ol the
Uelted et.alee."
Artukovlc lives in Seal
Beach'• !urflide Colony.
Goven:ament efforu to detalt
Artutovlc, wbo aervecf aa
.Minister of th• laterlor ud
Justice in Croatia ftnt ...._ ln
/ 1.951 aoct have been st1mled
since a 1958 court order that said
that Artukovfc could be subject ~political penecutlon lf forced
• to return to Yqoelavta, wbleh
has been Meldrig to eJStradite
hi Tu1tice Department official w alter J . Roclder, a former pro-
seeutor In UM Nurember1 wu·
· crlmn trtala, .. 1d ln hl1 eourt
. flllog that Ute atay of tbe de·
portation order 1ranted to
Artukovtc abould be revoked.
Rockier conten4ed that' a 1'71
law bu removed the 1bleld of
p.rotectlo under wblch
Artukovtc bu •caped Pl'OHCU·
ti on.
He a~d that ·'the evidence and
determination• relatin& to
A rtukovlc '1 persecution of
minority &n>UPI ln Croat.la dur·
ing the yean 19'1 to 1M5 are
now relevant and controlling"
because of the new Jaw.
The law s tates that the
possibility of prosecution in the
case of Nazi war criminals is not
grounds for an exemption from
deportation.
Artukovlc was branded the
"Butcher of the Balkan•" bv
militant J e wis h groups who
have lobbied ror his deportation
and from time to time have de-
monstrated near h!1 home.
Yugoelavta, hu accuaed him of reaponaibWty for tbe deaths
of 800,000 Serba, Jewa and
IYPll• durtn1 the Naal occupa· lion. •
Support.era of Artukovtc have
te1Ufied at earUer deportaUoa
proeeedlq1 tllat be wa1 not
rerl'Ollllbl4i for ov......... u.. seoret police.
Pair Facing
Theft Charge
~ Two box bOya who worked at
Huahea Markel on Via Lido are
facing charges of grand theft for
•allegedly st.ealing liquor from
the market.
~.
According to police reporta,
store security officera alle1ed
they watched Douglas Howard
Kel1h. ta, of 5 Rue Mal'Hlllea
and a ll·Y•ar·old Newport
:S.ach boy take a e-.e of liquor
Sunday.
The police report Indicated the
two youtba were 1uapeeted of
earlier tbeft.I of liquor and were
under 1urvelllanee by 1tore
seeurlty l\W'dl.
llut Injure& 2
LAKE CHARLES, La. (AP) -
At 'least two people were lJUured
toda)' when an explo1loo OC·
curred at a natural 1u llquld
ptut at u.. au. e.moe ,..
flJaery ... t of Lall• Cb=~ authortU. aald. J'IUther
were not lmmediatelJ available,
but the two known lDJund wen
taken to WHt Calcultu·
Cameron Holpltal ln lulpbur, ol·
flelalltald.
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Gamble Debts. Cited
In Kidnapping Trial
N•'"*' Beach resident Larry
Doaald Smith, 44, saddled wt\h
more tbaD $100,000 in gamblin1
debts, kidnapped 24-year·old
Carolyn Bealer in an attempt to
raise money to pay off those
debtl.
JUDGE ...
poae."
Stevens den.led any criminal
intent or culpablllty. He 1aid ·
there could be noth!Jlt erimtnal
uni"' the Murphy• ••ked him to
ato2 calltn1.
• They never did," he aaid "I
don 't aee any evidence that
would indicate to me that they
were not perfectly willing
participant.a."
Murphy, who reportedly auf.
fered a heart attack Monday,
could not be reached for com-
ment.
But the state Commission on
Judicial Performance described the chargea aa follows In a letter
to Stevens: '·During the period
you have been a Superior Court
judge, you have made oblcene
phone calls to Richard Murphy
and Beth Murphy and you were
requested by them to desist
from such condu c t and
thereafter you made additionaJ calls." .
An aide to Assembly Speaker
Leo McCarthy said M urpby complained to MeCart.hy three
yeara aao. while Stevens was a
atate senator, but the speaker
took no action becauae be
belJPed be lacked the autbortty. Tiie ec>Qple aJao eomplalaed to Pr•d Tau1ber, chief ad·
miniatratlve offtcer of the A.a-
sembly Rules Committee, to the
Black Le1i1lalive Caucus -the
Murphya are black -as well aa
t he Commin1on on Judicial
Performance, the attorney
general and Sacramento district attorney.
Brown's chief of staff, Gray
Da vis, said Murphy also com-
plained to the governor's ofnce.
Stevens served in the As·
sem bl;y from 1982-86 and in the
slate Senate from 1966· 76 before
accept.ina the Judteablp.
fi',..P-AJ
BRIBE •••
le1ed plan and met with
Workman over th• weekend
wblle poainl u aid" to an at·
torney.
lt wu alle1ed that Workman
later contacted Ma. Hawkin•
and told her to brin1 the sold
watches to the Jail so they could
be turned over aa collateral for
the purported bribe.
Rleklel did not learn of the al·
w1H bribe until Monday after
the Jewelry bad, been turned
over to the undercover ln· vt1tJ•mon.
Hart aaid )11. Hawkin• wu
arrnted without Incident and
wa1belnaheld1n Oran1e County
Jill in lfeu of ta0,000 ball. She
was tebeduled to be arraiped
on the obltrucUon of Juatlce
char,. toQy in Central f>iltrtct
II unfolpal Court.
•
Police Seek
Sl8yera of 2
OKA&CHZde~~·· CAP) -PollH an wt tMlr aeareb
for Ute lllll•H of a !:'4= m.ID.l.tW ... bl.I wit•,
two eut.. tlM couple'• two
wouded oldldrm Nld mQ~lla" talln tbe fam.UJ oar, omoen .....
Tlae buli.t·rlddled bcMU11 ot aev. IUehard •· Doualul. 41. and b.11 wt.le, llarilJ'll, 18, w.n
found Monday nltbt In their
bome about five m.11-IOUtbeut otben.
IMle Dia ~JI. .. IUobaM ll'ooikl 1 .. Ir., It, ......... inlta ...
Uon la •• Otlalaoaa Cl\1
bolpital
That wu tho conlenUon of As·
1l1tant U . S. Attomey Suzanne
Conlin ln her openJn1 statement tn Smith'• extort.ton trial which
got under way Tuesday ·tD Los
Anteles Federal District Court.
Smith, of 4640 Park Newport,
wa1 arrested Au1. as in conneo·
tion with the abduction of Miss
Bealer, who Is still missing. In·
ve1tt1atora are convinced 1be'1
dead. ·
The federal court trltl ia
baaed oa the allesect kidnappinl
and extortion. Newport Beach
police are currently conductin1
an lnv•U&ation of Miaa Bealer'•
diaappearanee that could lead to
murder char1ea bein1 flied
a1ainlt Smith.
Smith bu pleaded Innocent to
the extclltion cbar1e1 and bil at· torneya, Deputy Federal Defen.
ders Richard Burda and Brian
Robbins rnerved their oPIQi.na
statement in Smith'• defenae UD·
til Ma . Conlin haa reated her
cas~.
Tuesday's testimony came
fro m the m issing woman 's
brother, Larry Fox of Anaheim,
owner of the Acllon Construction
Cleanup Company of Culver
Ci ty. ~,ox told of a seriea or ransom
phone caJls he received after his
sister disappeared Aug. 23 and
or his unsuccessful attempt to
deliver 1100.000 ranaom ror:. her,
The witness told the court the
man who m ade the ransom de·
m anda aald the kldnapplna
waan't a penooal lhln1 but wu
related to a di.lpute over a '1
million bualnesa deal.
Smith bu maintained since
b.ia IJ'Nlt that ll1u haler wu
a wUUn1 participant In tbe scheme wtUch wu batcbed by
two men known only u Ray and Jack.
He said the pair preaiured
him Into the extortion plot
because of the loss of Sl million.
Smith ala<> told inveaUgators
that he and Miss Bealer went by
boat to Dana Point Harbor
where they met Ray and Jack on
Aug. 24.
He aald the two men foroed
the young woman into the boat
a nd left bim on a dock. He .,Jd
they drove out to 1ea and re-
lu rned In about 30 minute•
without Mlla Bealer.
E',.._PapAI
HOPEFUL ~.
Marines
'mt' Cuba
Beaches
GUANTANAMO BAY, Cuba
(AP ) -MarlnH 1warmed
aahor• by hellCOIMr and am.
phibloua craft ln a practice land·
int today oo the beachea of the
onl)' U.8. milltuy base on com· munlat toll. ._ A Soviet aurveillance 1blp
stood offabore and Cuban re·
servist.a in the area were called
to duty. "So far a1 we know, t.Mre
were no problem•" ln the 8 a .m.
landln1. uid Cmdr. Howard
Mat.00, a 1poknman at AtlanUc
Fleet beadquarten In Norfolk,
Va.
Three Navy warsblpa carried
the M arinel cloe to tbe 1hore at
dawn in lhe 1how·lbe-Oa1 u -
erclae, butll.y arun1ed by ~
NAVAL fORCE SENT
TO INDIAN OCEAN-AA
Carter admlniltraUon aa a nex-
in1 of mllttary muacle In
retponae to the presence In Cuba
of a Soviet brf1ade, about 500
mllea weat of Guantanamo.
In Waahln1ton, a Penta1on
spokesman aaid there wu no
overt action by the Cubana.
About 2,200 Marine• were In·
volved in the exerclae, a prac·
lice reinforcement on tbe
eaatern Up of Cuba.
MlUt.ary offlclala hulatecl the
exerclae wa1 routine and ,
althou&h they made extreme ef·
Corti to accommodate nearly 80
reporters and pbotographera
covertna the landint. lhey de-
nied reporta that the nerctae
waa merely a media event.
"Thil ii • trainlni exerctae
which relnforcu the Marines
and naval unit• 1tatloned at
Guantanamo Bay," Navy Capt.
John Fetterman aald at a brief·
int Tuelday nllht.
NB Official
Recovering
From Surgery
Dick Hol(an. Newport tseach's director of community develop·
ment, 11 recovering today from
the open heart suraery he un·
derwent Monday al St. Joeeph
Hospital In Oran1e.
Ho1an, 58, waa to retire from
hi• clty Job on Nov. 1. He bu
been with the city for eltht
ye an.
Clt1 Manac•r Robert
.... &Mt, Priol'.
rnent. Holan
waa tlven a physical In
which a heart
problem was
detected.
He said the
s urgery wes
done to cor
r e c l a
bloc kage o r
circulation. HOGAN
Wynn said the planner's physi-
cians said the:(. were aaU.lled
with the aurfery and with
Hogan's recovery alnce Monday.
He remained in Intensive care
today.
The clty mana1er said Jim
Hewlcker, who baa b e en
Hogan's assist.ant, has been ap-
pointed actina community de· velopment dirfftor. '
He aaid Hogan'• reti,..ment
wlll be poetponed and the de-
partment Mad would be plaeed
on alck leave while be recovers
from the 1ur1ery.
PaiatedPal• I
Artist LaWTence ftubka paints base of palm tree on con·
struction barrier fhat fences off remodelina project at old
Barker Bulldin*' on Newport's McFadden Square. TOile
half of tree behind ~e fence is real. Hall-real palm treee
are only temporary.
E'rota Pap .4 J -
VOTER0ALLY •••
Of the 33,61 i in the m1i.
cellaneoua category, 33,611 are
re1t1tered u Libertarians. com-
pared with 7,617 real1tered as
Llbertartan lut March
But the Ubertarians muat lop
71,322 H,Utratlon• by next Jan
19 to become an otfichtlly re
coanlzed party for the 1980 t!lec
tlona. whk h would auto mauct1l
ly put their nominees on the
ballot without 111pec1al petJt1on
campaigna
The Peure and Freedom l'ar
ty rema.ins on the ballot desp1tt'
its lower reg1strat1on bet·aui.~
Dollar Hits
Year High
Once Again
LONDON <AP> -The d<>Uar
hit a high for the year for the
fourth day in a row today in
Tokyo but fluctuated in Europe
Gold prices "dropped in Europe
for the second day
The dollar cl~ed in Tokyo at
233.95 yen, -Up l.t'Om 231 65 at the
close of trading Tuesday Nearly
$3 billion changed ha nds in
heavy tradint u newa of higher
oil pricea continued to damage the yen. Japan imports 99 per·
cent of its oil and has to pay for
it in dollan.
The dollar opened slt1htly
higher against major curTencies
in Europe but then s lipped below
Tueaday'a cao.ui. levela.
Gold told in Zurich, Europe'a
lar1eat bullton market, for
1283.50 an ounce. down Sll from
Tuesday 's closin1 rate o f
SIN.50.
the formula for remain1ng a r~
rojntzed party 1s more lenient
than the one for qualifying the
flr!..t time
The &·year-old Libertarian
Party draws some ot lu support
from the fa r left and some from
the far right with a platform of
1nd1' 1dual IJberties th•t oppoaes
laws ugamst drug use and other
''> t·alled vtcUmleu crimes, a11
\4t•l1 a!> most aovernment regula-
111111 of business.
E',....Pa~.4J
TB .•.
Hayden asserted that only 7 or
tht•se 33 cases ha d a high
lilleUhood el beiq lnlectioul to ~,...
Ha,._ Mid tha\. about 50 I*'· ceet ol the NfUleee ha.,. ~
positive reaetlou to TB tllll but
that in about 95 percenl-of the
cues the lnfet'tlon Is contained
1n tht person's body and is not
transmittable
Hoyden outlined the followtnl(
proC'edurc!> being followed for
refugees entering the United
States
All Indochinese refu gees 15
yt'ara and older receive a chest
x-ray overaeaa.
Those wtth abnormal x-rays
receive sputum examlnationa to
determ1ne tr they are lnfectiou.s.
A 11 c a ses of infectious
tuberculoels are placed on daily
treatment until their aputum ex-
amlnationa are ne1alive.
Refu1eea with active non-
infectiOUI tuberculosis are not
permitted to eater the United
States until arr•ngernenu for
medical care have been made in
the U.S. and endorsed by the
local health department.
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THE OPTICAL
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NYSE COMPOSI1,E ~TRXNSACTIONS
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-Leads
To €orrectionsl
Heublein, the dlltiller ot Smlmoft, Popov and llellk•
vodku, the importer of La.ncen, Raney'a Brtatol Cream
and Black fr White Scotch, the porveyor ol Heublein bot~
Ued coclrtaila .-Ml Bow Cranberry liqueur, tbe owner ol
Callfonila'a lna.lenoot and Beaulleu wtneriea, the maker ol Al ateak aauce and Grey Poupon ml.Wtard, aan it bu iou.en
Kentucky Fried Chicken backoo tbetrack.
Issuing lta annual report Jut month, Heublein as.
serted:
"Kf'C not only loou better and tut.es better, it la bet-
ter. Even Colonel Sanden, a sometimes caustic but
aJways constructive critic, aUesta to that."
THE REFERENCE WAS to a famous 1971 scene star·
ring Col. Harland Sanders, who founded the KFC chain in
1955. Col. Sanders walked into a Kentucky Fried Chicken
outlet ln New York City, tasted the chicken and saJd:
"That's the worst fried cbJclten I've ever seen." Since be
happened to be accompanied by a reporter, the comment
made headlines frem. coast to coast.
IC the New York s'tore bad been an exception, it would
have been aJI right. But KFC stores across the country
were then in slovenly shape -and so the colonel's re·
marks bit home.
Heublein itself
knew it was in trouble
Why it ever bought the
KFC c h ain was a
mystery to a lot of peo·
pie. Here it was selling
Smirnoff vodka at a
price many , many
·~ Money
Tree
times what It costs lo distill and co1rung money as if 1t
were a mint -and it has to go into the restaurant busi-
ness. where its experience was nil.
lT WAS TALKED INTO Uus purchase by• a Ken·
tucldan, John Y Brown. who bought KF'C from Col . San-
ders m 1964 for S2 millJon In 1971. after having expanded
the chain cons1der~ly, Brown sold it to Heublein for stock
worth about $225 rr.~jon '
By 1976 Heublein was sorry 1t had ever heard or fried
chicken. The worst performers m the cbam were the com-
pany-owned stores. indicating that the managers did not
have surr1c1ent motival1on to ~eep their places clean and
cook the chicken the way 1t was supposed to be cqoked.
Heublein. Wlth it.S stellar list of wines and liquors, was
a company accustomed to' piling one winning year on top
of another Now 1t suddenly found itself in a new
ba llgame spending Smirnoff profits to plug up the·drain
from the Kentucky Fried Chicken operations
THE COMPANY NOW thinks It bas corrected the defi·
c1encies For one thing, it has been sending out inspectors
t6 check out tbe.'stores. They're givmg grades based on
quality. service. and cleanliness. For another thin&. it bas
started a training center in ita Louisville headquarters to
teach KFC peopl.e bow Lo take care of the cblckena -and
;;::;ndex Advances/
First Time in Days
NEW YORK (AP) -Tlae ~ marbt rallied la quiet~ tradiaC tacky, bri.agjq at Jnaa tempora17 halt tot.be elide
o( the put week and a baU. .
The Dow Jones averaxe ol 30 tndostriahl. down 88.09
point& in seven sessions, picked up 1.20 to 830. 72 today. But it
toat 6 points the fmal hour. \
Gainers outpaced k>sers by a 3-2 margin in the tally ol ,
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"It's a sad day for Marmaduke! All the
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THE FAMILY CIRCUS by Bil Keane
"If this is your. breakfast nook, Grandma, why
do you eat lunch and dinner here, too?"
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TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE
ACROSS
1 Woe1sme
5 Elfanl GI
9 Leal
14 Tr111I
15 Oely
16 Select
17 Aroma
18 CaSHlO gear
2woros
20 Gauls ol old
21 Aesi<IUe
22 Egg0~
23 Tn9on
25 lr11table
27 Penny
29 Pronoun
30 TOl'onto s
Casa -
34 Vtpef
36 Pretetenoe
38 Apostolic
39 Windy City
nattve·
2 WOl'dS
42 Likesome
tloors
43 Language
44 Educ.op
•S Barracuoa
•6Chum
47 Founoauons
49 Dismisses
5 tSed1~1
~ Pasqu1n;>00 UNITED Feature Syno1ca1e
58 Relev1n1 Tuesday s Puzzle Solveo
60 CrUlsing
61 Joc11.ey
2 ""OfdS
63 Sll•lle
&ol lnt1PIO
6S~cec1ty
66 Oltcnatge
67 Dens
68 Chteh1
69 Commu1111ts ~~~~~~~~
DOWN
1 Leif Side
2 S1eve<k>re
3 Nuclear rt&G· ~......,..._'""""-'-i..:..;:.~.....,.;;'-'-'
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4 Sanc1uary 24 lnwaro Anet. 46 Wharf
S lizard 26 Shroud 48 Clothier
6 BO<ly par I 28 Kids· game 49 Liberates
7 Lombardo or 30 Sllaver 50 Fagged
Whiteman 31 Ah Saba's 52 Frosty
2 words words S~ Epsom -
8 Shelter 32 Crest 54 Leg part
9 Sordid 33 Utah rHOft SS Top.notch
10 Otetden's ~ Performs 56 S1ng1ng syrta-
river 35 Galleon ble: Pl
11 Pette1 37 Of tM sun 57 NegahYe
12 To --38 Yearned con1ract1on
13 In CIM 40 Whale Prel111 59 Ilium
19 Haul 41 Relaove 62 Mr Gershwin
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