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Home My WebLink About1979-10-25 - Orange Coast Pilot• Coast WelDBn , .. E•nbezzlement THURSDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 2S, 1979 VOL. n, NO. M. • HCTIC*I, • ~AOEI Smile, .Jaek o.llY """ ........... Amy Herdman, 5, tests her kindergarten's Halloween symbol at South Laguna's Aliso School. Turn to Page A3 for pictures of pumpkin's preparation before an en- thusiastic audience. 'Subway Slasher' Strikes in Chicago CHICAGO <AP) -Police believe a 64-year-old ·man robbed and stabbed to death on a downtown subway platlonn ~was a victim of the "Subway Stuben." Authorities said Joseph Ardell died after being slubed across the throat late Wednesday while waltlnl oa one of the busiest rapid-trans it stops in the downtown area. Police aald be probably wu a · victim of tbe "Subway Slubert, •' two Soutb Stele brothers believed responsible tor a dozen robbln&s and stab- bings in Loop and near North Side subway stations in three weeks. Ardell waa the first victim to die. Authorities were looking ror the two men, describe d as muscular and in theJ' 20s. · Police spokesman Paul McLaughlin saJd three maas- tranalt oftlcen were on a nearby nbway platform about 11 p.m. Wednaday wben they beard Ardell ICl'UID. Tbey ran t. tbe scene and attempted to ad· mln11ter ftnt aid b9t be died wlthin a few mlnutel. MeLa•_,,ln Mid Ardell'• cw and wallet were found neltt to hi• body, •'Whoever did this bad to be insane,'' llcLau1bUn sald. ''Tb11 poor 1\11 couldn't have bad '5 OD blm. He WU JUlt a poor wortint 1Ulf. It He1DI tllat'• U1 theJ (tbe lluben) are hittina -poor people ... All tbe other ~ctlml allo weft cut OD die Uarol.t ad robbed. E01ployee Beldin Cash h>ss Irvine police invesligaton have arrested a 34-year-old woman in connection with the embenlemenl of $300,000 from an auto dealership last week. Fraud investigator Paul J essup said today officers took Cha rlene Laura Gaunt into custody in the Buena Park area and booked her into the Orange County jall on a charge of grand theft. Ms . Gaunt, who was being sought also in connection with an embezzlement case involving t wo dentists, was office manager for six weeks al Mac- Phe rson Chevrolet , 21 Auto Center Drive, Irvine. J essup said officials at the dealership discovered the loss or more than $300,000 in cash and checks last Thursday. at about the same lime Ms. Gaunt left her job there. Police said tbe woman was working as office manager un- der the assumed name or Sandi Sharp. Aeling on a tip, Jesup sald Ms. Gaunt was taken into custody an Buena Park earlier this week. Irvine investigators then searched a h ome at 21831 Meadow View in the El TQrO area, where they believe Ms. Gaunt stayed during he r six weeks al Ma cPh e r so n Chevrolet. Records and cash were re- covered which police believe are related to the case. Officials are still going over the books al MacPberson. but Jessup sald the loss may nm higher than the originally estimated $300,000. He said a previous warrant bad been issued for Ms. Gaunl's a rrest In connection with a $19,000 embezzlement case in- volvingtwodentists ln January. Profs Strike C IN C INNATI CAP ) - Professors walked picket lines today in the first strike ever by the faculty at the University of CincionaU. PUU GIFT -.. -. GVIDE OFFERED Today's Dally PUot features a pre·bobday gift ,Wde to South Coast Plua. Look for the 1&-pa1e m•c••ne, ••Annlverury Cele ..._, .. caatalD1Da •tori• and p6em. about tbe plau aa it celebratH ltl Utb an· nlvenary. . I e oes e1ze ,-------------~----------· Plaee Bets! Teddy Listed 7 .4 And Carter 2· I · Reeord Priee American Painting Sold NEW YORK CAP> -A 19th·century painting by Frederic Edwin Cburcb soJd today for $2.S million. the IDDllt ever paid at auction for a paintia4 by an Ameriean and the tb1rd highest for any painting, the Sotheby Parke Bernet auction house said. 1be winning bid on the painting "Icebergs" was made by an agent for an unidentified U.S. collector, Sotheby Parks Bernet said. The painting, which measures 64 inches by 112 inches, was discovered last summer hangmg 10 the hall of a boys home in Manchester, England. It had been presumed lost for more than 100 vears The sale was at Sotheby Parke ·Bernet. which said the price was s urpassed only by $5 54 m1lhon for a Ve lasquez and $4.06 million for a Titian. The long-missin~ oil pamtmg, s igned and dated 1861, was discovered at Rost> Hill. the family estate or Sir F.dward Wilham Watktn. where It had hung s ince 186.1. Protest Grows Anaheim Cops Jail 22 at Anns Rally By FREDEJllCK SCHOEMEBL OI -Olliff ~IMC "•ti A protest against a m1lltary electronic exposition at the Anaheim Convention Center escalated today as the show drew to a close with the arrest of 22 demonstrators for acts of civil diaobedience. Ba n ne r ·c arryi n g dem - onstrators r epresenting a coalitioo of religious and stop- tbe·amll·race g.roups were led off by Anaheim police after at- tempting to block the doors or tbe center's south exhibit ball. Twelve persons were arrested Wednesday oo similar trespass- ing charges and currently are in cmtody in Ora.nae County Jail. In a departure from pro- cedures used Wednesday, pro- testers were not warned of the alleged trespassing violations prior to being arrested. Wednes- day police bad given a two- minute warning to allow pro- te1ters to disperse. All of tbi1, according to police and spokesmen for the pro· tes ters, occurred without violence. Tbe expoailloa showcases the latest ln military electronics equipment. The lboW lJ 1ponaored by IP· du1trial and Sclentlflc Con· lerence llanaaement or Cbicaao. Mo1t exhibits feature sophisticated electronic equlp- m ent uHd in a variety or military appUcatiODI. No actual WU~.,. OD display. TIUI ia tM MCODd year that tb• 1bow baa been beld in Aoabelm ud a que1Uon re· malned toda7 over wtMtber it • will return next year Philip Lnlo. a conference ex ecuttve, said 1980 dales ha ve been booked but said a firm de c1s1on on whether the show W111 return will not be made for another two months Ullo sa.td the number or ex- h1b1tors Uus year 1s down 25 to 30 percent rrom last year and that <See PROTEST. Pa1e AZ> Bookmaker lists Teddy Early Cho ice LONDON <AP> -One of Bri- tain's bi"esl bookmakers, Lad· brokes. bu started laking bets on the ~ presidential race In the United States, and Sen. Edward Kennedy is the early favorite. President Carter is a close seeood choice. The odda include Kennedy 7-4, Carter 2·1, John Connally f.1, Ronald Rea1an 5·1 and Gen. Alexander II. Haig Jr. 10-L A penoo betliDC $4 OD Ken· nedy would c:ollect l11 lf he won, S7 ln winning.& plus hit ortlinal stake. A person betUna $4 oa Carter would gel $12 ii be woo, twlce the $4 bet plua bis orictnal stake. Other odds offered by Lad· brokes: ex-President Ford 12-1, Gov. Jerry Brown 18-1, Vice President Walter lloadale JO.l, Sen. Robert Ddle 25·1, Su. Howard Baker 33·1 and Rep, Pblllp M. crane •1. SA Man Ootils Suspect By .IOANNE &EYNOLD8 Of-o.111' -..... While detectives continue to sift through hundreds of leads in sea rch or the Orange County kaller, patrolmen from five agencies were setting plans to- day for increased forces over the weekend. The slayer. responsible for al· tacks on mne women that have left six oft.hem and an unborn in rant dead, u~ually strikes on weekends. "We're going to place all the men we can mto the fi eld,·· saJd Lt Wyatt Hart of the Orangl' County ShcnU's Department. The killer preys on apartment residents dunng t.he late rught and early morrung hours. Officers form the Sheriff's Department and the Costa Mesa. Irvine. Newport Beach and Tust.m police departments md1cated that habit will dictate t.he Wi!Y m which the ir special patrols will operate. Meanwtule. mvestJgators con- firmed today t.hey have ruled out a Santa Ana man as a suspect in the assault cases. Jon Ri chard Rowland, 18. was a rrested as a prowling suspect m a south Santa Ana apartment complex early Wednesday. DetectJves seek.lng the Orange County killer questioned him because of his resemblance to the suspect in their cases. Officers said today, however . the possibility that the youth is the murderer-rapist is a limited one. The suspect in the inter-city cases has been described as hav- <See IULLEB, Pa1e AU Or~n:e'4-~O~S I Weather Cloudy and cooler Fri· day. Lows tonight in 50s. Highs F r iday 70 al beaches to 75 inland. INSW ETODAY Ah, NftD H~rt -it's the grondeat and Che domMdnC. storJ, plloCo P• 81. Trilte E're•·Sf.oae Age Explorer Maj. Roger Chapman (center) is shown with members of an unknown Stone Age tribe discovered in the jungles of Papua, New Guinea. The tribe is so primitive that its members had never seen any white men before. Men at left tn s h orts are porters with Chapman's expedition. Blast Hero Saved Lives STANARDSVILLE, Va. CAP) -Construction superintendent Jay Klin1el, 30, can't re· member much of what hap- pened after be ran into the 1overument offtee bulldln1 and told everyone to 1et out. Klingel and 12 others were iltjured in a 1aa ex· ploaion minutes later that leveled the buildlne, gutted the 140·year·old Greene County court.bouae next door and severely ' dama1ed an office build· ln1 addition under con· structlon. No one died, and county Supervisor C.C. Kurtz credited Kllngel's warning with saving their Uves. A n a tural gas line to a furnace apparently pulled loose Wednesday whe n str uck by a backhoe on the construction site. officials said. Bandit Robs Woman· at Mesa Plaza A·27-year-old woman visitor to Costa Mesa was robbed at gun· point Wednesday in the South Coast Plaza parking lot by a dark-complexioned man with a shaved head, police said today. They said E lle n Joy ce Echelman of Marina Del Rey was parking her car when the man flung open the door, held a 1un to her bead and threatened to kill her lf she didn't turn over the car and her purse. The man drove away in the car, which was later recovered elsewhere in the parldn1 lot, police said. Mlsaina waa the purse and ita contents, includin1 MO in ~uh plua credit cards. The woman wasn't iQJured, police said. She described the aunman as bavtq dark hair and akin, ltudine about five feet 11 inches, of medium build, and with a shaved bead so tbat only a.atu~ ble of bairwu vilible. Skit Trouble? ROCK ISLAND, Ill. (AP) -A committee at Augmtana College will consider what to do about a fraternity skit that depicted two young men dressed as Ku Klux Klan members and another in blacldace and chains, a college offi cial says. OftANOl OOMT s DAILY PILOT r ... o,_CeM11><111,Puo1,w1111-111>c°"'" _._ .... .._ ... _ .. __ ..,,,,,.°'_ C~~·-h ...... C-y S. ....... MilloMH• pubft\M'd ~y ~ ,r•O•r fO'f' CMt• _..,,. H•-_,,_ .....,, ..... .., llooc • ,_ t•tf'fY4ttfflV '"'"""'•~~PtlSoutf\CN\' A \U"119f• r~lfd1ttoftll ..... sNd S.hlf'O.O '\_..., 5'INl<IY\ , ... Of"'<--1\111 ... p1.,,1 I\ .. JJO Wt\t ley M,..-t, Cote. Mifw C•tifONt'• •1'>& .. _,, .. __ ,.,., ...... ftt--1-, .. , .. C.-y l/lco Prn...,.t•MO._.,~ ,,_ .•. -U ttor ,._. .......... ~-'"' l!dllOt ~"·'--~~-............. Mtlflt hllen ,.,._.ft. (714) I0-4321 t Chevron Cuts Price Of Gas to Dealers SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -Chevron gasoline, diesel and beattnc oil dealers throughout the United States will be paying 1uppllen three cent.a less per 1alloo effective today, Standard OU Co. of California bas an- nounced. But a O>evron spokesman said Wednesday the company ls forbidden by law to tell the dealers what to cbar1e for a gasoline, so aasollne pump prices may not necessarily cban1e. No other cut Immediately followed tbe Chevron move. Che~ said the price cut was not required either by Energy Department price controla or the voluntary anti-inflation guidelines set by the Carter Ad· ministration. The company did not provide figures for current wholesale, per-gallon prices of its various products. The San Francilco-bued com· paoy said its reductiooa "reault from a moderatine trend in Chevron's cotta, bro.,...t about by ita ablllt1 to supply its customers with more product.a proceued in ita own reflDeries." As a reault, Cbevroo, tbe Da· lion 'a 1eveatb-lar1e1t guollne seller, said it "baa been able to reduce purchases of costly sup- plies of finished pro duct it formerly bad to buy on the spot market." Chevroa al90 said November allocatiooa for beating oil and diesel fuel would be 97 percent of last year's for the same month in Northeast states and 92 per. cent in the rest of the continental U.S. For gasoline, the November allocation figure will be 90 per- cent in the continental U.S., the firm added, compared with 89 percent during October. .Residents Fearful Huntingtoq R~M~ Seminar Packed Huntington Beach resident!, expressing a growing fear of a man police believe is responsi- ble for a string of Orange Coast bludgeoning slayings, packed a Neighborhood Walch seminar Wednesday night. About 300 people jammed into Huntington Beach Central Library to bear police Sgt. Lula Ochoa dlacuaa the rapid lncreaae in Huntington Beach rape re- port.a. But the J~ject quickly changed ~rdera. Ed Zschoche, president of Neighborhood Watch, said many residents called him to report they would not attend the meet- ing because they were afraid to leave their homes after dark. •'The murders and the In· crease in rape attacks here have people, especially the women, really concerned," be said. ''People aren't sure what to do.'' Strike StifOes HONOLULU CAP)-Scbools cut classes to two hours daily, garbage plied up and state·run hospitals were understaffed as a w al kou t by 8,000 publi c employees went into a fourth day today. IUlss•••• Morris Dees, national cam· paign finance director for President Carter in 1976 has reportedly a1reed to handle f1.1Dd ·ralaln1 ln 1up. port of a presidential bid by Sen. Edward M. ~ennedy. • Ochoa told r esidents there have been 62 reported rapes in Huntington Beach this year. Last year, be said, there were S2. Zsc h oc h e s aid future Neighborhood Watch meetings wUl be scheduled to discuss rape and other violent crimes report- ed in HuntlnllOD Beach. f',....P.,,eAJ • PROTEST. • actual attendance was down about l.S percent. Another conference manage- ment official, Larry Cbaarlin, said the loss of exhibitors was due to "the hassle" that bas sur- rounded the exposition. "People just don't want to put up with it,'' be said. One Anaheim police officer said that two months' planning went in to preparaUons to ban· dle the protest. Police are s tationed throughout th e convention center building. The protesters also are under surveillance by see several uniformed officers on the convenUon center roof. Today's arrests included those of two women who stood in front of the convenUon center doors while holding a banner bearing the word "Stop." Also arrested was a man who sat down in the outside foyer and refused t o move. He was physically carried away by police. On Wednesday afternoon, about 50 protesters chanted "close it" as aix persons were arrested for blocking the en· trance to the exhibit ball. They carried a banner aayin1 "Is This the Legacy We Leave Our- Cblldren?" The quote was at- tributed to Pope John Paul 11. Anaheim police Lt. Don Flana1an in a late aftemoon pre11 conference said police have 1eared their efforts "to protect the demonatraton as well u the exhiblton." Flana.ean conceded that police are vldeotapln1 the arrests with the pW'pOM of utlnl the ft1m u evidence qalmt thole taken lD· to custody on the treapuaJ.ng cbar1ee. He claimed that police never 11reed not to photo1rapb or ftlm the arrHta, dHplte the pro· ttatera• po1ltlon that they bad. Eartler tblt WMk a Superior Court Jadl9 nfuMd ta laHe an injunctloG burtni pol{ce pboliDI· repbJ tA the "9Di. --~· .... ._........ ........ --~- ,,... •••• .4J KILLER ••• · ..,anuar_..,...,.., ... ,.un••aelM. He ii fll medlUID l*Oi& IDd wet~ wttb. powertal build ... appean to bl 21 to • yean old. Polift JDvll&iatol:J ~ tode, t••t itller "•• tM dffcrtpdoo, U.., bave allDOlt DO leads to the •Ull*t· "We don't "99 uve I ftblele deacriptlon, ·• Hid Lt . .laell Calnon at COl&a II••· '1 wilb we did, tbouab." Calnon .na lnv•tl1aton from the four otber •lend• MY they are coatlnwn1 to reeeive ln· formation from area r..sdlatl baaed on leaflet.a ha.Med out door·to-door by ea.ta 11 .. ie re- serve police ottlcen. Capt. ~ard Glu1ow, COID· mander at the Costa Mesa patrol division said t.hoee reserves will have completed their aaaicn· ment by toGllbt ud wW be med to increase police mupoww tD the streets °"" the weekeacl. Capt. Ron Lowenber1 of Tustin said bil city baa bad a special p9trol foree at wort for the lalt tbne 'II• hl1••· "We use everybody we've Cot 10 we can have a whole bunch of cope on the ltreetl," be said . "lt'a a · pensive, but we've 1ot to dolt." Oran1e Coaat law eafore. m e nt officials have warae4 apartment reaidenta to be wary o f •!"!Jllera ln their neiebborbood and to be sure to keep their doon ud wlndon locked wbm tbeJ're bome. Plane Lands Jost in Time NEW YOU <AP> -Tlarw of four enctme OD a Pu Am Boe-LD& 141 jet apt in .......... ,.. . tern over New York tor __.,. an bour wUb au. people alloard "fiam..S oat" oaJy m.la.._ llftel' the plane landed at Newark ID· ternatkmal Airport. fedenl of. ficlallaq. The plane, en route from Hou1ton, was diverted to Newark about 8 p.m . ~ after f1IDDiq &ow OD fuel .... wa!tlnl to lud at ~ ID· ternatbW Airport, officiala dil· closed Wednelclay. The Federal Aviation Ad· ministration sald the pilot ol the New Yort-bound plane decided to head for the Newark airport afte r they were kept in a holding pattern over Kennedy for nearly an hour. Protest Halted SEOUL <AP> -Police turned back soo students demonatrat.ln& for democracy today aa they tried to march "' ~ Kye-mfV:DI lhllt9stlr • tn \be aoutheu ci!ty ot1'8'p. . 'Jute of Feat! Daunting Coast BJ IOA.NNE 8nNOLD8 Of"9MIY,.... .... rear. It'• there -unavoidable, &*Mllratlaf, u lrra- Uoeal M tbe .... wu on nine Onac• COMt women. r... ,._..tect by tbe attackl tbal have left •iz .. womm ud aa unborn Infant cMad. ll blanketlnc tbe Oraqe Coast. l!VIDl!NCE OF IT la everywhere. A TUltln woman arms herself wlth a bu1e bandcun and shoots at a lbadow, Dearly ..... D. beJ' neiCbbor ln tbe proeeu. Dro¥es ol women la lnlDI an ut- ing police help in seleetinl tbe loeka to make tbetr apartmeota more MCUJ'e, ID Newport Beach, 1..Pdom mm ere 1potted e•er1•llere -la neiehborhoods with larae spacious ~ bom•, 1n drua .._and at bul ltopl. naN .... e-* lac.ea ......... ......... •lillill.... ...flltlll WI P elect_,_.... flrom ........ Pima .. ..... .. the 1187 0Dm9my • Soatb c.oast Plaa. to Mt .. om.-aroun4 town to blab . lcbool ~ t.M effed fl.,.. llltaekl bu been .-. fomd.. 'l'Mr 1aallle41•1...__.._wlllbe ... U-IM .., ...... ....,..., ....... ., ......... ... (.~ ........ (a ............ _ ..... . -www-1.e_..., ... ,__.... ... ..., .............. I'm ., seared. I b't Dow wbat to do ... Tbe womu OD tbe telepboae tbi.I morni.ne could barely dllpille her dreed. "Costa llea'a ln a panic," 1be said, diq)eMtna wttb a more normal creetinc-Her fear was not OlllJ for benelf but for her daUCbter who occupies an ..-n-.. Coa&a ..... ae.... towD from..... . lt'a r.':aLuat YOUDC women wbo are afraid. Old and youac, and male, it aeema then'• no ooe wboM life bua't been tiqed wWa an.xietJ erut.ed bJ the trtlHnp and aauuha. I'• ec&aBD TOO, I want to tell the people wbo call •• 1 r rHnc w kind at IQldanee, reuaurance tbe kw. caa behMfet Don'tuk mef0twwera. ldon'tkpowbowor when be'l1 be c.aqbt. I repat the advice banded out hundred.I of times in tbe tut few daYI by Orange Cout law enforcement a1en- cies: -Make sure your doors and windows are locked wbeo you 're home. -~rt any suspicious person in your neighborhood to police. . rrs NOT MVCB comfort. It won't answer the question Of the woman who wanted to know. "Why is this happen· iq?" Shuttle Launch Postponed BAY 81'. L<>UIS, IOaa. tAP> -~-DGed. tea ft.r. 1q W y at a cluattt at apaee abuttle teat en1lnes became of a •mall hydrogen leak, officials said. We've waited 100 years for this ccirpet sale. Can you wait until Nov.1st? ) Our business began 100 years ago in December, 1879. All the celebrating this year has been leading up to our lOOth year Anniversary Sale. We wanted to wait for something important, something really new, an outstanding value worth talking about. On November 1, we '11 be announcing in this newspaper the most significant carpet sale in our 100 year history, and it's just what you 've been waiting for ! • • DOWNEY 10916 Downey Ave. BetWttn Florence & t'tr('atone (213> 968.4444 • COSTA MESA 2927 s Blntol St. Phont? 17141 751-2324 I Mil~ So. of South Cout Plua • LOS ANGELES 132.S Channina St. _Qljmplc & Alameda 12131 627·4738 • LONG BEACH 5510 Britton Or.· (213) 430-7a01 ' 'VOL 72, NO. 291, 4 SECTIONS, 9 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY~ OCTOBER 2.5, 1979 c FIFTEEN C Police Schedule Weekend 'Killer Watch~ ., ......... &YNOLlle ... ..., ... ... WlaBI d1Ucti"9 ~tllMll to 11.ft tbrowda ~ .... fl(** tn Mattb ol U.. Or.... Comly klller. patrohDH from five acendel wen ..wna pa._ '°' day lor lacreued forces a.er tbeweabnd. TM llQer, reapomlble for ll· taeu °" nine women that bave left sls of u.em and an Wlborn ln· feet tleecl, malty 1tntw on w .. llendl . ''We're 1°'111 to place all the men we can tato tbe fteldJ.." said Ll. Wyatt Hart of the uranse CO\&Dty Sberilf'• Department TM ldUer prey• on apart.ment reaidentt durinl the late night and early morning boW"S. Officers form the Sheriff's Departme nt and the Costa Mefa, Irvine, Newport Beach t 0•1• "' ... -~ o.,., •~ ~ ANAHEIM POLICE TAKE MAX POKRIVCHAK INTO CUSTODY One of 22 People Arreated at Mllltary Exposition 22 More Arrested As Exhibit Closes By FREDERICK SCHOMEllL Of.._ D~ly ~llet Staff A well orchestrated ci vii dis- obedience protest against a military electronics exposition in Anaheim ended today with the arrest of 22 people on trespass· ing charges. Since tbe show began Tues- day, 36 people ha~e been arrest- ed. They were taken to Orange County Jail. The target of tbe protest was the Military Electronics Exposi- tion '19, a show featuring the latest in electronic technology applied to defense programs. Tbe show was first held at the Anaheim Convention Center in 1978. Four persons were arrested tbatyear. Bandit Robs Woman at I Mesa Plaza Banner and sign carrying dem onstrators stepped up their protest this year in hopes of cJos ing the show. They previously had circulated petitions signed by 7,000 Anaheim residents de- manding that the Anaheim City Council refuse to aJJow the exbibi· lion at the city-owned convention center. Leaders of the protest said they were "encouraged" after learning tbal lb.is year's s how attracted 30 percent fewer ex hibitors and 15 percent fewer delegates. A spokesman for the exhibi- tion said many exhibitors "Just didn't want to put up witb the hassle." The protest.en gathered at tbe entrance to the exhibit hall daily and confroot.ed delegates with leaflets in which arms produc- tion was criticized. Some deleeates accepted the llteratme. Others refused it and quickened their pace toward the well-guarded doors to tbe exhibit ball. Only persons registered for the s how and accredited news representatives were permitted inside the convention center. Police and convention center personnel carefully screened those wlio entered. • Amq those arrested today were two women who apparent- ly used pboQy credentials to gain entry into a lobby area. Police officen at tbe scene briatJed when they learned that the lobby bad been bdlltrated. <Seenorat, Pap A!) WMBSTONE B4RGAIN BUY LONDON CAP) -An ad- verliMment aeen Jn a country store at West Bridl(ord, near Notttnoam: "l'or Sale. Se~ondband tombstone. Bara&in for famUy named Perlrin." and TUltill Polite departmetltl lndic•t.ed that habit wm dictate the Wll)' ln which t.belr special patrola will operate. Meanwhile, investJgators eott· flrmed todll)' they have ruled out a Santa Ana man as a suspeet in the assault cases. Jon Richard Rowland, 18, was arrested as a prowling SUlpect in a south Santa Ana apartment complex early WednH day. Detectives seeking the Oranp He ls ol medium beic.bt and County killer questioned ~~weight with a powerful build and becauae ol bis raembJaoce to' appean to be 25 to 30 years old. the suspect in their cues. Police investigat.on atre:aed Officers said today, however, today that other than the the possibility that the youth is description, they have almolt no the murderer-rapist ls a limited leads to the s\lspect. one. "We don't even have a vehicle The suspect in the. inter-city descripUon," said Lt. Jack cases has been described as hav· Calnon of Costa Mesa. ''I wish ing dark hair and eyes and may we did. though." wear a dark mustache. Calnoo and investigators from the four other agencies say they are eootJDuint to receive la· formation from area resldenb baud on leaflets banded out door-to-door by Cost.a Mesa's re~ serve police offleen. Capt. ·F.dward Glasgow, com- mander ol the Costa Mesa patrol dh1sion said those reserves will have completed their assign- ment by tonight and will be used <See KILLE&, Pa•e A%) eater Delay Pushed Mesa, Fair Battle Troubles Developer By JACIUE HYMAN Of 1M O.ily Pl'°' St.atf The developers of a proposed 8.000-seat amphitheater at the Orange County Fairgrounds have asked fair directors for permission to delay construction unti I after the City of Costa Mesa's litigation against the faJr is resolved. Fair Board members will be asked tonight to extend the beginning of construction until 90 days after the litigation 1s re- solved, whenever that may be. Building is presently scheduled to start in m1d ·December. with costs originall y estimatoo at $5.5 million. Costa Mesa Shelters Get Funds BJ &OB~ a.u&Ea -·-........ Two abelter care bomes la Costa Mesa for troubled teen· agers received emergency fund· ing Tuesday that will allow them to continue operations through next June 30. Su pervisors a uthoriied the use or $279.J LS in general revenue sharing funds for the Del Mar Shelter and Family Crisis center as well as for yout.h shelters in Fullerton and Los Alamitos Officials also announced that they intend to make money available to the Laguna Beach she lter which has been closed. Slate money for the shelter homes r an out i n Jun e Supervisors had author ized funds to continue operations throug h Oct. 30 prior t o Tuesday's action The homes are designed to help adolescents who have run a way from home or who are re· ferred by police. schools and parents for pre-d e linquent behavior Officials assert that the homes are a good alternative to senrung youngsters to Juvenile Hall or the Albert Sitton Home. The Albert Sitton Home, de· signed for runaway or abused (Sff SHELTER, Page AZ> PIAU GIFT GUIDE OFFERED Today's Daily Pilot features a pre-holiday gift guide to South Coast Plaza. Look f o r t h e 16-page magazine. '·Annivers ary Celebration," containfog s tories and pictures a bout the plaza as it celebrates its 12th an niversary. Tonight ·s Fair Board m~llng will begin at 7 o'clock at 88 Fair Dnve, Costa Mesa . Ha r vey Kresky. pr1oc1pal partner of Performing Arts As· sociates. couldn't be reached to· day for comment on his group's request for an extension .. However , a letter written on his behalf by attorney Arnold Kassoy to the Fair Board notes that the developers are .. rellei!nt to expend further effort a nd funds" on the project untJl the path 1s cleared T he city is seeking to haJt work on the fairgrounds master plan. including construction of tbe amohitbeater. until the plans havl! been subrrutted th.rough reg- ular city planrung procedures. Although the fairgrounds 1s located within the city, Fair Board members have held that 1t 1s state property and not sub- ject to local control. They have said they are willing to discuss their plans with city officials in· formally, but don·t ... ant to sub- mit them for formal approval. City officials said they are concerned because the fair re· development, wbJch also calls for a motel and other ne w struc· 'l ures. will affect traffic, e mergency serVJces and publ.Jc works needs in Costa Mesa. An Orange County Superior Court Judge ruled in August i..n Pasted by Pie Gov. Br.own Yippie'• Target NEW YORK (AP > - California Gov . Edmund G . Brown Jr. wu bit oo the aide of the beed wtab a lemoo-ea ..,. pie today -... entered Coapir' tJnloo to ~ te•eral ..... dred student.a. The pie-thrower was Ylppie Aron Kay, who habitually uaes a pie-in·the-face as a way or show· m g displeasure with a person Kay was not arrested. and a Brown spokesman s aid no charges would be pressed. rn um case. be said wtdlout amplilacatioo tbat Brown ..,as ··not doiq aoytldac for tbe pn-a; , • _.. prtrra1rm ID Califonla." He alllo .eemed tbe Co"'CIW of playing aloa.g wttb Howard Jarvis, author of Ca~oruia 's Proposition 13 tax reduction law. Kay claims to have scored 14 hits on prominent figures i.n six years and to have been arrested only once. when he was fined $150 Newport 4-year-old Needs Rare Blood Four-year-Old Michael W1rgler of Newport Beach nt!i!ds another miracle . The little boy. who underwent open heart surgery at Ch1ldreo's Hospital of Orange County earlier this month. has re- mained in critical condition since the operation. H i s parents s ay it's miraculous that he 's surivived so far. They credit medical science and the prayers and sup- port of their community. But now Michael needs more than prayers. He needs blood - type A negative. which is fairly rare. Sur geons thought that all Michael needed was a relatively simple repair of a hole in his heart when they operated on him. However. that s urgery turned into a lengthy and complex pf'07 cedure when they discovered be was suffering from a circulatory problem related to the veins al· tacbed to his heart. Following the s urgery. in which part or one lung wa& re- moved. Michael developed life· threaterung pulmonary f1bro515 and was kept abve by use or a one-0f·a-lund pi ece or equipment developed b y Dr. R o be r t Bartlett of UC Irvine. But the little boy couldn't use the eqwpment indefinitely and he's now in a situation where be needs lots of blood. according to Bo nni e Eng s trom . a s pokeswom a n for Mic hael's ram1ly. She S8ld the blood needed OC• curs in only six percent of the · popula tion. Friends of the Wirglers are asking donors to come forward. "We really believe the prayers are what have been keeping Michael alive, but now we need more help.'' she said. Donors are being urged to COD· tact the Orange County Chapter of the American Red Cross, 801 N. Golden Circle Drive, Santa Ana. 835-5381. Blood bank hours are from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m . Monday through Friday and from 10 a .m. to 2:30 p.m. Saturday and Sun· day. N-M Board Takes Heat Candidates Rap Trustees at Open Meeting II the Newport-Mesa school board were a single penoo, it would be black and blue today alter tbe pummeling it received Wednesday at a candidates' night in Newport Beach. Michael stawin, who's run· nine tor a seat in Trustee Area 3, called the district's ill·fated at· tempt to set up a separate cor- poration to market Ua computer provama "a claasic example ol tlacal milmana1ement." He allo called ita attempt& to fire mu1ic teacher Rlcbard Enclanct ·•a perfec\ esamp&e ol the 1tale mentality w.'ve Mea ln Wa1hlnltaa ad DOW OG .our own. p_ ---- board.'; Ronald Price, also a candidate in Trustee Area 3, cbar1ed that "tbe board doesn't Hat.en to the people who come before lt." Tbe board wu a11o rapped by Tt'uatee Area t candidate George Lackey. one of tbe backen of an unsucceufW re- call campalcn acatnat tbe three board member• whose aeau aren't• for election Nov. t . ••wot la the board appeariq to be obl.....S with t'' l..ackey tald. "It'• bt•DMt. I've Miil tbem lnYOh·ed ln' 1ome toad batlDH• and mucb that'• dep~" I• • Tbe board woo aome •= from Barbara "8.J." ~. tbe appointed incumbent ln Trustee Area 3. "Public education baa beeb bombarded on all sides," sbe said, dtine budlet cutbacks and state eroelon of local control. ·'The board bu real)Ol\ded effec· lively." The comments came· durinl a meetlna sponsor~d bJ the League of Women Voten of Ora.nae Cout and tbe llariaen Contmuolty A11ocl1tloa at Martnen IJbrary. UC lnlae Cb aneellor Daniel Aldrlcb , ... 80UD, '9 .. Al) ., I. the Fair Board's favor, but the city on Oct. 19 appealed that de- cis ion to the Fourth District Co urt o f Appea l in S an Be rnardino. The amphitheater, to be bu1ll on six acres ad1acent to the Memonal Gardens on the frur- grounds, is planned for 5,000 permanent seats and 3 ,000 tem- porary ones on a landscaped berm. It 1s expected to a ttract theatrical productions, sym- phony and ballet presentations and top performers, and to be taken over by the fair during the regularly scheduled Orange County Fair for major entertain- ment. New Loans C.mOff By S&I.s SAN P'ltANClSCO (AP > ·- ftree ol CaJtfol'D.fa '• larsest sarinp and loan auociatiooa ha•e ~ making loans for new home purchases or have cut back tbe amount of money available for loans, bank or- ficlals said today. Amencan Savings and Great Western say loans will sUU be made to CUJTeDt customers, but not to new applicants for home or mortgage loans . Ralph Rivet. a Great Western olficaal an Beverly Hills, said that the ms lltullon "will honor our existing commitments and wrll lend oo smgle·family homes to ex1stin~ customers.·· An official with Home Saving~ aod Loan said the firm is con· 11nu1ng to accept ne w loan phcallons. "with prionty to ex 1sting customers. "What we have done is reduce our allocated loan volumes for November and December." she said. The November allocation was reduced from $200 million to $160 million and tbe December al· JocaUoo from Sl90 miUion to $130 millioo. Home has shut oil loans for new construction, s be said , estimating that new home con- struction loans are about 3 per- cent of tbe firm's business. A loan officer witb Gibraltar Savings & Loan said today tbat the firm still is making new home loans, but is requiring a 30 percent down payment. The in- terest rate for homes up to $75,000 is 14 percent, while 141h percent must be paid for homes in tbe $75,000 to $150,000 range. Coast Weathe r Cloudy and cooler FTi . day. Lows tonight in 50s. Hlgbs Friday 70 at beaches to 75 hllaod. IN818B TeDA" Ah, N.., Hotrtptlti1e -it'a Ch • grond••C and the dam_._. SIOrJ, J*Co ,,. Bl. ~Chevron __ ·Pnces To Drop? c .. ·.~:. .. ~::N!~~.~t.r> .... laeaUq oil ....,.. ~ tMU ... ~.w-.,.,... MPl>bentlneCllMa--, ........ " tlllitu. •••n • ._.,. on Q). o1 calllonla w •· aoune.ct. But a a..vnin lpokeamu MkS Wedneada1 th• eoapaa1 b forblddeo by law to tell ta. de•l•n what to cur1• for • ,caaollae, 10 tHollne pump price. ma1 not necHurlly .cban1e. ftlo oU..r cut lmmedJately topowecl U. CMvl'GD eoft. Cbevroe aaW tbe prie. cut.,.. not reqalred eltMr bf S..U Department prtce coat.roll or tbe voluntary antMnflatJon 1wdellnes set by the Carter Ad· nU.nlatration. The company dad DOI prowtdl fiprn for curnat wbol...S., .,....,aJloo prlce1 of tll various producta The San Francisco-hued com- pany said its reductiom "felult from a moderattnc trend to Chevron's costs, brought about by its ability to s upply its _ cu.atomers with more producta proceaaed in ill own reftneries." ,.,... P.,,e AJ PROTEST. • Spokesmen for police and the protesters agreed that all ar· rests were conducted without violence. Those arrested plan to remain in jail pending their court arraignments. One protest organizer, Kent Hoffman, said be may face a tougher sentence, if convicted, becau.e be wu arreated at lut year's show a nd placed OD a year's probation. It does not end until next month, he said. Hoffman was arrested today after he sat down in front of the doors to the convention hall. In a departure from pro cedures used Wednesday when 12 persons were arrested, police did not issue d.ispenal warnings before making arrest.a. Any pro- tester going near the doon to. day was Immediately grabbed ;)y two poiioe om... ... lld ' •way. Police were 1tat1oaed rou,bout the coav•a&loD jenter, on tta root and lo patrol 31nits that constantly circulated in convention center parkina "h>ts. • One officer said two mootha of ;,tanning went into preparatloos lpr the protest. . , Police U . John Flanagan said t>oli ce effo rts -including )ideotaping o r tbe dem· pnstrators -were necessary ~ec ause of "the forestated purpose of this for acla of civil aisobedience." : Exposition organizer Philip Qllo, vice president of Industrial ~d Scientific Conference Management oC Chicago, said Wedneaday that dates bave been bboked for the 1980 show at the ~naheim Convention Center . . F ..... P~AJ KILLER ••• tci lncreue police manpower in tie streeta over the weekend. • Capt. Ron Lowenberg of 'J)astln said bis city baa bad a special patrol force al work for t}Je last three weekend.a. "We use everybody we've 1ot so we cu have a whole bunch of cops oa the streets," be said. "It'• ex-~slve, but we've 1ot to do It." :Oran1e Coast law enforce· nrent offlclals have wal'Jltd a~artment ret.ldenta to be wary 01. 1tran1er1 ln \belr nll1bborbood and to be sure to te.p tbelr doon and windows lciked wbln they're home. -c . .. . -DAILY PILOT -':'flMt O.•• Ceffl O.lly Piiot, wlttl wht<ll IH-:.0-t.,. __ , .. ,..,_..,.,JwO.- ..c.. .. ~lll*le~ ~ .............. ... -1>1" ..... -,,,,.... ,,..., '°' '°''" .,.,., .... --... -.............. ,-,,.n vot .... Inf.,. ~ .. edo/Sw!llCOinl A ~,,,~..,_,...,,,....,.,~._..,,,,.n- ............ The ... lllC .................. -.... JJO .,,.,1 ee, S1...i.c:-..-.c.i1ton11em1' -. ....... ...... • Prn._ •lld "'*'"' -·•.c.nrt Vk•"°tt*"t-o.-'11 ....... ~· .... ....... ~ ... .......... ,..._. ....... . °"7:.lti~-.... =:.- Cotl•M•t•C>Moe • ~111no 1=~::• J'd '.lo~*·''"' Office• I.MIU"• 8tHll 1011 No CM•I Hl-H : _,,,.,.," '"'" ,,.,, _ .. --· . ......... i:~:..~-=ir:u.· ............. ~I= ............ .,, -Amencu ind Oii thkd t for any palnUDa, the SotbebJ Pan. BlrMt a bouae aaid. Tht wtamaa b6d oa the petnUn1 "lceberp" YIU made by• aaent for u ualdeotifled U.S. collector, Solbeby Peb 8lrna ..... n. ......,, whlft meuw. M Inca... by ua lneha. ... dllCovered IMt 1ummer baqtq ln ~ hall of • ._. home la llancbeeter. En.land. It had been presumed loet for more than 100 years. The aale wu at Sotbeby Parke Bemr:~w which aald the prlce wu aurpused Clllly by '5.5' on for a Veluquea and '4.08 million for a Titian. The loat·m.laainl oil paintlna, alped and daied 1881, wu dlacovered at Role Hill, the family estate of Sir Edward William Watkin, where it bad bun& slnee 1183. Police Nab Three Suspects in Holdup A rig})_t tum into a South Laiuna ~ end street led to the am»t Of two Laauna Beach men and a Marine who were su1pected of robbing a Sao Clemente uvtnp and loan ot flee Wedneeday morn.Ing. San Clemente police Lt. Al Eblow •aid an armed bandit forced tbe mana1er of Mutual Savtnp and Loan, 570 Camino de Estrella, to open the omce vault at 8:15 a.m. While another thu1 served as a lookout at the door, the armed bandit grabbed $3,000 in cub. The pair Oed in a waltln1 com· pact sedan driven by a third man, Eblow said. After bearing a police radio broadcast about the robbery, Sheriff's deputy Michael Wood reported seeing the suspected getaway auto on Crown Valley Parkway near the San Die10 Freeway. Wood and other deputies pursued the auto to Pacifi c Coast Highway and then north until the sedan turned rtgbt on 7tb Avenue in South Laguna. The street dead ends In the South Coast Medical Center park.lna lot where depuU• ar- ~ ,.~~ia IM amo. ..... ,1··--oeetkm wttla tlM ro bu7 are Joba J>enpl• &pw, 11, MIO Gle8D6J.1e St., lames llltcbum, 2450 lilenneyre St., both ln Lasuna Beach. and Steven Jef. rery Sprague, 23, a Marine sta- tioned at Camp Pendleton. All three men were questioned by FBI agents and remained in custody today . Fr .. Page Al Ehlow said the $3,000 in loot was recovered along with a pellet gun, that resembles a .38 caliber pistol. that police say was used in the holdup. F,...PapAJ SHELTER ••. chJldren, bas a capacity of 54 youngsters. But the population bas climbed to more than 80 on occasion. Police represent.a ti ves bad ob- j ected to the closure of the abelter programs, atating that it makea liWe sense to study wa~ to alleviate overcrowding at Sit· too while closing down the com· munity programs. Supervisor Harriett Wieder said she whole-heartedly sup- ports that position. "I understand we are losing community residential beds at a rapid rate which will put pres· sure on the county staff to even· tuatly request from us large sums for building expansion ." she said. She declared that she would not support e xpansion until rurther analysis or the problem. Mn. Wieder 8ddecl t.bat libe la ='~----Q =~~·! .... pennlt demaDcb by cities. Board Chairman Pblllp An· tbony aald that a permanent solutfon to the shelters' financial woes muat be found. Cost.a to the county for operat- ing the homes are estimated at $660.000 per year. BOARD BLASTED. • • served as moderator. About 100 persona attended. Tblrteen candidates are seek· ing four poeitioos on the board. Hopefula nm in the 1eograpbtcal area in which tbey live, but are elected by all diatrict vote:ra, wblcb include reaidenta of Newport Beach, Colta lleaa and Santa Ana Hetabta • Here are aome of tbe com- ments by tbe 11 cUld.ldatel wbo were pr•ent. Two candtdatee, Mike McLaucblln ln Tl'Ultee Area 2 and James Pancake in Tnaatee Area 1, dtdn 't attend . 8obert Ba•moad, Trwstee Area 1. He said be would like to see acbool board agendas published in newspapers to en· coura1e community particlpa· tion, and said be believes educa· tion abould focus both on bulc skllla and oa undentandl.q bow our 1ovemment worka. · Keue6 Way•aa, aPPolnted, incumbent in Area 1. Re noted that be bu villted virtually all dlatrict 1chooll durinl h1a 10 montbl on the board, and dis- agreed with statements by other candidates about bow to deal with specific OD·campus sltua· Uons . • 'Tbe role of the school board is not to administer the dis- trict," be said. "It's a pollcy- malring body. I go out to see how that policy ll being im· plememed." &eJUW Pelletler. Truatee, Area I. He crltldled the board 1ayin1, "I have yet to see anybody 1tve an answer to anyone 1peakln1 from tbe flooT. '' lie laid be believes the \oard should represent tbe pan:aU ad tqpayen. PelleUer aaid be would devote full Ume to board dutlea U elected. BartNara "B.I." auu.a, ap;. pointed Incumbent, Tru1tee Area a She 1ald 1he would like to aee a one-year moratorium oo school cJoalnp to pve th• board tlme to sit back and evaluate wbat tt wmta from the 1ebooll. Sbe lllo ltnNed tbe nttcl ffW local ccmtrol. U11nl. "Wt muat not throucb lporance or dam· a101lm1 allow our ch.Udrea '1 educadoll to be uaw.,td." Michael Skawln, Tru1tee Area a Greater fhcal ~ ... responsibility, communication with the public and leadership were Ma key points. Amoa.1 bis thrusts at the CUT· rent board, be 1ald, .. , tb1nk for too loq the board baa e~ the comfort of opinion without the dlacomfort of tboulht." CW Gie*i.U. Area 3. "I fMl that the aebool board bu not doae enou&b to involve the community," be aald, addiq that there were only fov people in tbe audience when a $47 mlWon budlet WU adopted. Aam ....... Area 3. She aaid ab• would like to aee deeli.o.lDI e.nrollment re-.ult in amaller clua alzes1 iAltead of seetn1 more ~18 clOHd and the re- ma inin1 atudenta crowded to1et.ber. aoaald Price, Area 3. He said be believe1 teachers ahould be able to earn u much u ad· mlnl1trators, but expre11ed stron1 oppoelUOD to unloas. "You have to run this school district like a business," be said. Todd Beu, Trustee Area 6. Restorinl respect and dignity to the teacbln1 profession would be one of his goals, Hess said. He alao stresaed the need for local contro) "to control the destlny of our children,'' and said the threat of its being taken over by the state "is very, very real." ao1er S..men, Area 8. Re Hid be believes in the lm· portance of after school ac- tJviUet, nottna. "I believe our children abould come bome tired." Summers said that, while claaa size is important, be'a more coocemed about claa1 Ii.le In the coat.ext of wbat'a belnc tau1bt rather than an arbitrary Umlt. Oeorfe Lackey, Area 8. Say- 101 be became interesied run· nln• for a school board seat becauae of dillatilfaction with the R1chud Ensland case, Lackey laid be believes the di.I· trict lhould focua on everyday problelDI. He dted recent ftlbta durlq a dance at Newport Harbor HlA Scbool and Uae r .. ult1D1 aua· penalGD of f\utber clanca tbm'9 81 a matter that CODCWM blm. ,. •1 UTmOND Dl'aADA IL .............. auawmse,.._ ...... daJ u., bawe tamd a ·• nlblr Dilt01 ............ in the ..... a., Dltllt sbsa'fnl wl 1ta11Mai dtatli of a IO·r••r·ola ~BMebmua. An Oraqe Cou.atJ Ju..Ue Court beutnC la Mt today for a 11-year--old San Clement. routb aecu1e4 of 1laylDC Wtnlam Ntlloa &nletet, wbo lJved at bit mother'• Capl1trano Beaeb home. Grave1lde funeral Hrvlces .,.,. ldleduled tbls afternocm bl El Toro for Knaeaer who poUee say wu lbot betWMD the eye1 at cloee ruce. ltabbed Dumerous ttmea in the tono and left dead OD a dbt roed near Ul abu· doned dty.....,. facility. Although police say the cue i.s all but cloeed. U . Crai1 S&eckler' admitted that a motive for the slaytna ii "Dot clear" and _the Bookmaker Lists Teddy Early Choice LONOON (AP) -Oae of Bri· taio '1 bluest bookmakers, Lad· brokea, &U •tarted t.ak.i.nc bet.a on the 1980 preaidenUal race in the United States, and Sen. Edward Kennedy la the early favorite. President Carter i.s a cloee aecood choice. The odds include Kennedy 7-4, Carter 2·1. John Connally 4-1 , Ronald Reagan S·l and Gen. Alexander M . Haig Jr. 10-1. A penoo beWng $4 oo Keo· nedy would collect SU if be woo, $7 in winn1oa1 plua hil ortllnal stake. A person bettlnt $4 oo Carter would ·let $12 if be won, twice the $4 bet plut h1I 0"'1naJ stake. Other odds offered by Lad- brokes: ex-President Ford 12·1, Gov . Jerr~_ Brown 16·1, Vice President Walter Mondale 20-1, Sen. Robert Dole 25 1, ~n Howard Baker 33· l and Rep. Philip M. Crane 33·1. Talks Continue MOSCOW (AP > -Talks betwem Soviet Preaideot Leonid I . Br • ~ .._....._ Y...- leader A'"':l.ft=1•1t•U .......... ~ of• »1ear ~ of p . dllearded lmlfe Uled ln the a&aJ· ta1 m.,....., be fCMMI. Police baft qnMtfx•• a ._ 1'ho ..,. b9 .. a ..u... to ... ~·.·::i..~.wttwa w ~ "Be~) •• , ..... J9t beeo •alktal don Ute IOld wbee he uw U. -peet flriAI the flnt five rocmclt of t.be sun. t I Steckler 1peculated. Police believe tbe lul rou.nd killed Kruecer. But police (IMHIMCI to.apecUy ft9lMr ~· lllChMt!Dt: baDQuD, ud «Mr taken In two 8111ac11y nl1bt buralariel aearby, may baye bad .,,,.,..Mn1 to do wWa tM slaylq. Alu.oa,11 tbe 1oatJl ebar&ed with the .,... baa not been named, police aay be la a 8boreclifb Junior Wgb Sdlool student wbo recently moved from the San BematdiDo area to the Caplatruo Shor• lloblle Home Park near tbe cleaUa 1cene . " Tlae -*le home Nit .... two tralJen • .,.. broke. Imo Sunday, ii 1oeaa.d acroea Nania El Camino ltMI• from tile art road .,.... Kne• wu ~ IJIDC on bl.I back ID a pool ol tlla on blood. After combtn1 the area aloaa the blpwat north and aoutb ot the death 1cene encl mobile home park, poUco •aid tbe .38 caliber pittol wu located ...,. the clty'1 Beacb Chab facliltty about • quarter mUe from tbe alte of Krueger's death. Police believe the lrJllfe ...S in the slaying Wat d:l1carded somewhere alOlll the b1J:lnn.y and PGMlbly picked up by a pueerbJ. It ls believed that It,,.,.. was sbot flrlt and then stabbed oumel'OUI times OD the uppel" left side of bi.a cheat and ID bis lower rilbt abdomen, police aald. Best•e•t• Fearf•I Huntington Rape Seminar Packed Bu.ntmctoe Beaeb neidmlt. expr...mta ~ furol• man police believe la ,...pomi. ble for a ~Ora.qe Coat btud1eaamc . • packed a Netshbor'bOod a b .. m.1ur WedneedaJ DiP'· About aDO people jamaed lido Huntln•ton Beacla Central Ubrary to bear pollce set. Lula Ochoa~ the rapid ln.creae in H~ Beach rape re- port.I. But the subject quickly chanced to the murden. Ed Zacbocbe, president of Neipborbood Wat.ch, aaid many resldeaU called bim to report they would DOt attend the meet· ing beeaute they were afraid to leave their bomes aft.er dark. •'The murders and the In· crease in rape attacks here have people. eapeclall.y the women, really concerned," be aald . "People arm't 1ure what to do." Ochoa told residents the re have t.. 62 repon.ed r~ in a-t•P-.. acll um 1eu. ~~-91Mw ......... .. Z1eboe~e 'aatd f•tu~e Net1bborbood Watch meetmp wUl be tcbeduled to diaC\U rape .. d other violent crimes report- ed in Huntincton Beach. Woman Held In Irvine Embezzlement Irvine police lnveaU1aton bave arrested a 34-year·old woman in coanec:Uon with the embeulement ol $300.000 from an auto dealership iut week. Fraud Investigator Paul Jesaup saJd today orflcen took Charlene Laura Gaunt into custody in the Buena Park area and booked her into the Oranae County Jail QQ a ~ar1e of ll"9nd t.heft. Ma. Gaunt. who was being sought alJIO in connection with a.a embealement cue lnvolviq ¥::inf,llt4, wu oftlee ,. .n .,... at 111ae. n ·~olet, Jl AQ.&o CeDfe:r Dri'ft.'tnt.e. We've waited 100 years for this carpet sale. Can you wait until ·Nov.1st? Our business began 100 years ago in December, 1879. All the celebrating this year has been le ading up to our lOOth year Anniversary Sale. We wanted to wait for something important, something really new, an outstanding value worth talking about. On November 1, we 'll be announcing in this newspaper the most s ignificant carpet sale in our 100 year history, and it's just what you ·ve been waiting for! JoaNBLC>BSE& CARPET Co. •DOWNEY 10916 Downey A,·e •COSTA MESA 2977 s Blrstol St Phone 1714> 7$1·2324 Btlwet•n Florence & Firestone 12131 869...+w • LOS ANGELES 1w Channin& St 'I . I Mlle So. of South Coast Plau ,. Olympic & Alamed• 12131 627-4739 1 • LONG BEACH ~10 Brttton Dt (213\ 430 7501 .. -----------, Be Prepare d It must be that time or year again and Judy Neeve's kindergarten elass at Aliso School , South Laguna, will be pre· pared. Allison Corridini draws the lines at top where 32-pound pumpkin is to be carved so that it becomes a jack O· lantern. Teacher demonstrates partially c4lrved jack and Alllson Ii.shes out an eye to delight of class. Pumpkin wu a r es u lt or seeds from last year's pumpkin. Blind Vet Raps Miller Superoisor's Comments Said Demeaning By DEWRES BROOKS IR WlN Ott ... O.tlly Pllef Still A blind disabled veteran blast ed Super visor Edison Miller Wednesday for criticizing the U.S. Veterans Administration at a Los Angeles press confe nmcc last month .. The 61 ·ycar·old Fountain Va lley res ident. ft'loy d R. T aylor. t old Orange County supervisors at the close or their regular meeting thal Miller had "de meaned the board" t)v call· ing for an investigation of VA hospital medical care " (Miller) doesn't know a damn thing about veteran affairs Y<'l he poses himself as bein1o: a champion of veterans causes," Taylor said after the meeting. Miller had appeared at a Sept 18 press conference organized by Veterans Investlgating the V eterans Adm1n1 s t r ation (VIVA ) outside t he Long Beach VA hospital. "He reportedly said veterans were cheated by inadequate Quake Strikes EUREKA <AP) A moderate earthquake jiggled the Hum- boldt County area .Wednesday but there were no reports of damage or injuries. The quake had a magnitude of 4.3 on the Richter Scale according to a s pokesman al UC Berkeley. medical care. and that be was "amazed. considering t he charges that have been made agai n st the Veterans Ad · ministration, that there is no of· fic1a l investigation going on ... T aylo r . a World Wa r ll veteran, said MilJer should )eave. vete rans' problems to t he Orange County Veterans Affairs Office. ·'I want the people of Orange County to know they have a \ e t e r a ns ser vice office and that's where they s hould go with their complaints, not to Mr. M illcr.'' The supervisor protested that he appeared al the 3ress con-r e r e n c e "a s a isabled American veteran myself, not in my capacity as supervisor of Orange County. .. My purpose at t hat ap pear ance was to encourage Senator Cranston, who's already conducting an investigation. to look into the problem here in Southern California." M Iller was a prisoner of war in North Vietnam for five years. He was discha rged from the Marines with a 60 percent dis· a bility rating for' inj uries re· cei ved bailing out of bis jet plane and while a prisoner. A joint House and Senate hear- ing on Veter ans AdminiatraUon hospitals is scheduled for today in W ashingt.on, an aide to Sen. Not even the most meUculoua housewife WOQ1d worry about 1weepln1 this duat ander the rua. The UnJ Parti· ele -maptfted about 15,000 times -wetpa •boat one 30 billionth of an oun ce. It was collected by NASA aircraft and may contain chemical clues dating back to the formation of the solar sy~tcm 4.~ billion yean •10. Alan Cranston said. The hearing will concern al· legedly discr imin at.or y ad · mission policies at VA hospitals, as well as the quality of medical treatment afforded veterans at those hospitals. aide Dan Perry said. Anti-atheist Hits Madalyn With a Pie ALBUQUERQUE. N.M. <AP) -Allen Hunter voiced no regret for smacking atheist Madalyn Murray O'Hair in the face with a chocolate pie. But he says he hopes it was completedly thawed .. Mrs. O'Hair filed assault charges against lbe Albuquer- que , man Wednesday. George Mor rison, a spokesm an for the Bernalillo County district at- torney's office said the charges would be investigated. The incident occurred Tues- day night after Mrs. O'Hair, ad- dressing the newly formed Albu· querque chapter of American Atheists, asked all Christians to leave the room . About a dolen refused. Hunter, who was silting in the front row, opened bis brief case. removed the pie and hit Mrs. O'Hair 14-thct right side of the race. Police were summoned to re- move Hunter and the hecklers. Hunt~r. who was not arrested, said he hoped the ple was com - pletely thawed, adding, "She aot the S upreme Court to outlaw prayer ln public schools while I was a little ltid in school. I really first got mad at her back then." Hunter, who said be is Roman Catholic, was abd ii be felt bis action violated Mra. O'Hair'a rl1bt to tree 1peeeb. "There are two ways to loot at it," be said. "Sbe intrudes on my envlrolDment. The •tuft she apreadl pollutes mJ alr, ad ll abe contributes to pollateL . ! have tbe rilbt to step oa aer toniue.'' Bodiee Identified L08 ANOSLBS (AP) -TM bodJ• ol two IDID fOU8d lllat to dN&la ID •udM> Palol V ... ......... ., .......... ... Ktrklm, n , of 01 .... u Partr and ltddle Walker Jr., 18, Qt &cbo Part. A ...... 10 nllJ to protest tbe p= lie.udDI of two new Due;;; re8don at San OnafN ' baa belll relocated to be beld llt Dobea)' State hrt Dear o.na Polnt. The rallJ ii acbeclaled h'om UOOD to 4 p.m. ad will iDdmde mu1tclaaa and anti-nuclear 1peaken. Hearin&• for the pl'opoeed ltce n 1ia1 a re tentatively scheduled for April. Southern Calllomia Ed1loo Compaay oftld ala, operators of the San Onofre 1enerati.nc ala· lion, are asking tbe federal Nucleer Replatory Commiaaioa for penniuloo to operate two new reactors that will provide six times the atomic energy aa the existing plant. One of the new reactors is sc:heduled to begin operation in 1981 and the other in 1983 ii the NRC approves the licenses. Noted anti-nuclear author Dr. Barry Commoner, head of the St. Louis Center for Biological Studies, is one of the scheduled speakers at the Nov. 10 rally. G u itar lat-sin ger Dann y O'Keefe and the Beatle tribute band known as Rain are two pr the musical acts set to perform Organizers of the event in- clude members of the Alliance ror S urvival, Gree npeace . Ca l ifornia C ampaign for Economi c Demo c ra cy . CalPURG and the San Diego- based Community E nergy Ac tlon Network. There is no ad- mission charge for the rally Fast Action Urged On H eating Aid Bill W ASHINGTON <AP>-The House began debate today on emergency legislation t bal· would provide more than $1 biJlion in fede ral ruods this winter to help poor people pay their ho m e h eating bills . Speaker Thomas P . O'Neill, D· Maas .. Jabelina the $1.35 billion measure a "national priority," vowed to k"P \be llouae lll ....... -loa& .. w "'7 to ..... -... Bal)fl in Paper Bag Nurses Janet Kunde Oert) and Sue Paddock of St. Joseph's Hospital in Phoenix hold a newborn baby girl found in a paper bag by two boys playing in a field in Glendale. Ariz. The tot, about four hours old when found. was listed in good condition. Conviction of Teen In Killing Probed LOS ANGELES CAP > The Los Angeles County dtstnct at torney's office bas agreed to a court heanng that may result m a new trial for a Duarte teen· ager servmg a hfe pr1son term for a murder, which eyew1l · nesses now say he dtdn 't com· m1t One of two s henff's deputies who originally mvestJgated the barno slayrng two years ago has flatly stated that she believes Gordon Hall. now 17. was not tn volved in the 1978 fatal gang· related shooting of a 27.year-old postman. Th<. sttood detect.ave con cedes "there 's a good possibility the lad is innocent." The L os Ange l es Count y lberlff'a department re.opened it.a c ue, plbet1Dc e-ride9ce tb9l ~,:W'r.:1 -~ ~ agree to a court hearing on the poss1b1hty or a new trial. A for m e r Los Ange les policeman oow working as an a id e t o s tate S e n . H .L Richardson, R·Arcad1a. set the wheels m motion to have the Hall case reexammed. The aide, Gordon Browning. said he tS "no bleeding heart who wants to get some guilty person out or pnson' .. but added there is "a very strong possibill· ty the wrong kid ts in prison ... The investigators in the case say several discrepancies exist between descr i ptions or the murderer and Rall. The gunman was right-banded, the y s a y, while Rall is W't·bandcd. And Hall la yoanaer. aborter and Upw tlam ta. .... dcecr\bed lll Ot'tCb* ,._ rapocta. Cabernet II is here! 15% SAVINGS Sale Peri od Oct. 25th Through Nov . 10 71 Wide Cnma Shown Above 59 W1oe Cn1na Nor snown Rec;i S2189 S•SllH RPq S1479 S•SIZSS fhe s1mo es• 1d't: .... <,udden•v r>dul cuisintc• served 1n a set11ng like th1s1 Cabernet 1r· by Drexel~ lends French prov1nc1at elegance to today s dining 1n pecan solid s and veneers lhere are rare wOOd carvings to Oehghl the eye. mold1ng5. parquetry, especially de- signed hardware And the Drexel f1n1sh - deep. clear lovin:Jly aged Look 1n loday and bedazzled' 44" Wjde Mobile Server Reg S619 s• U 1S. Senior Oval Table Reg S 73g S. UH. EJCtends to 104 · Htgl'l Cane Back Arm Chair . Reg. 1285 S. IJH. High cane Back Side Chair .. Rec;i S255 S. IJ 11. H.J.GAl\l\ETf fURNITU~E PROFESSIONAl INTERIOR OESIONEAS 221 S HAllOI ILVD. COSTA MHA '64'·0275 I . . . . ' . I I '• Thu~. Octob9r 11. 1111 . . .. ;\~~~:.~·····--~ ..... -~ T-~~\' llilrplal•e Pernicious Indeed ·· Ut'• Uw Tim and Hook o DirlJI Book al Uw COll1Chouw'' defines PemJcious as, "Destructive; having the power to till; fatal, deadly ... " Now I've heard all about bow sexy stuff is bad for kids and might grow warts on their hands. But I never lmew that ii some sixth grader was slathering over a girlie·cen- terfold that he might drop dead. YOU MIGHT WONDER how the Santa Ana school board got into all this in the first place. The resolulioo trustees passed declares, "The exposure and sale of lewd and lascivious materials that arouse the prurient interest of impressionable school·age children negates the efforts of educators to carry out their responsiblities." So that 's how they got into it. It should be noted, however , that the resolution was passed by the Santa Ana board oo a 3 to 2 divided vot.e . This doesn't necessarily mean, however, lhat the dis-sentinc duo favor the sale of dirty stuff to ldda ln lhe halla of Orange County government. ln truth, you do have to wonder what kind or grubby little juvenile is going to all the trouble to seek out the county cowtboUae in otder to get his sticky fingers on a dirty maguloe. MO&E LIKELY HE'LL find the magazine racks at his ravorite pool hall or corner ma rket. The further away from a courthouse he ca n slay, the better he'll Like it. Anyway, the two trustees who voted against the ant1 - pernicious resolution, Ray Warren and Don F ranklin, ac· tually fell that what Orange County government sells on its m agazine stands is none of their business. Franklin s uggested that the trustee who proposed the sexy slap was j ust trying to get his name in the paper prior to the school board e lection. It always comes back to that, doesn't it? Pernicious vice becomes the tool of politics. Unrest in El S a lvador SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador <AP) -Nearly 1,000 leftists OC· cupied the labor and economy ministries and held four Cabinet officials and 130 other persons hostage, d emanding higher wages, price controls and re· lea se of political' prisoners from the junta that took power in El Salvador 10 days ago. About 100 of the leftists, armed with piatola and machetes, took over the Labor Ministry shortly before noon Wednesday. Big Oil Profits Pile Up NICWYOU (.\.P)-..... tf ................... puf•. wMda UH~ tom• .-111n of C-0-. .. com ... • a _.,,... fo tM a-,.,.. ..... .., -.,. -... ., .._.,,._JM1at1ra. 1 'Tile bla au1e la .~ ........ ::hln•cm I·~ ...... -..rl.iu.~ pa.al• ... tM ot1 ,................. .. tllat frateraltJ, Saafor• ...... -of a.-&Qdla. Stoo•. He llDll a&Mr w!JIU J>l I diet· edailable~latMaoat paDl•• • proflu ln tla• Wrd quarter over tM comparable ..,. ,...,...., ,._ally ....... 40 peJ'Clllt and ., pereeDt. but oelJ a ~ bave beea ill that raa1e. MOit bave been much more spectacular. PBJU.IJl8 P&nOLSU• Co .• UM natka'1 lltla-lar8Mt ail com- pany, reported a G ·petteat ID- creue In prcilltl for tbe quarter today, an lncreue lt attributed primarily to lncreued chemical earnJq1 and to profita from oveneu oU operatlom. Wedne9day, Standard Oil Co. <Ohio), tbe l«Jl.biuelt U.S. oil company, aneounc9d tbe bigest profit increue ao far for the JuJy.~September period: a 191 percent Jump. Mobil Corp., the nation's second·lar1eat oil company, wei1bed in late ln the day witb a 131 percent Increase, and lOtb- ranked &m Co. 18.ld ita proftta bad risen SS percent in the quarter. CiU. Service Co. and Marathon Oil Co., both ranked about 11th amone U.S. oil com· panJes, reported proflta up 64 percent and S8 percent, respec- tively. THE ANNOUNCE•ENT of those dramatic profit increases followed a 118 percent jump an- nounced on Monday by Exxon Corp., the industry giant, and a 134 percent increase announced on Tuesday by Conoco. In Washington, the House of Representatives -its members apparently upset by tbe big profit increuea -reversed ltaelf Wedneaday andqaictly approwed a meMUre to eDend ~price controls and al~ .Uon plans through mld-tal. "It'a a diaarace t.o the nation. It's Just an abeolute and utter dls erace," House Speaker Thomas P: O'Neill., D-Mus., said of the proftta. MOBIL, ATl'&IBVTING its proflta increase to better results from foreign operations, said its earninp for the quarter were U95 miWoo, or $2.IO a ah.are, compared with $252 mll.Uoa, or SL22 a abare, 12 months earlier. Sales rme from •.2 bWian to $12.1 billion. Sohlo said ltl profttl rote from $125.7 milllcm, or Sl.OI a lbare, to uee.2 million, or ta.03 a share. HlOer prtees for AIMkan oil were the main reaons tor tbe earnlnp laereue, Soldo said.. Tbe firm Mid ..._ roee In tbe quarter tram W bllllcm to 12.1 billion. 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Falco, 31, pleaded no contest to manslaughter Wednesday 1n the death of Richard Brush Jr He had descnbed the boy as ··my right-hand man, a key leader m my Scout troop · FALCO WAS SENTENCED to spend ever} other w~k in Jail for a year and to two years' probalJon Defen:.e attorney Paul Lip· ton said FaJco will appeal. Before passing sentence, C1rcwt J udge F'rede nck Barad heard seve ral character wi tnesses praise Falco's record or servtei! to youngsten . "But I must point out to you, Mist.er Falco, tbat on July 18 you failed t.o obey the law with tncic comequeaeea," Barad aa:ld. r.u.a> NEVS& DS.NISD rialna a .D-eallber rtne lo• cbair In bis livtq room with the trt...,. Conoedad co a blldu'oom door -a string. "I knew exactly bow to set tl up, how to ))Care ">omebody away," Falco said of the booby trap a.nan earlie r inter view He said be teamed bow to set booby traps while 10 Vietnam • 91 ASBINGTON CAP) - AmericaD aid la C::• t.brvuih I<> •tar'vtQa Cam~, -but oilJ.y lo a trickle -ud tea.a of tboUlaadl of people are llockin& to the Tb&.lland border in dnperatioa, State Department otftclalaaay. Acalalt tbe buk4rop ol thole Uaeaameta&a •114 pncHetiona that .. ......, u tbrM million Camhocttam are OD tbl v-se of 1tarvln1 to deatb, Preatdent Carter committed tbe U.S. aov· ernmeat Wedneeday to provid· ln1 • mllliOll In aid In an effort to Hert 0 a trqedy of ienocidal Proportion." as AL80 VSGSD Americana to malre private coatribut.iona and a l'OUP of rellpoua leaders appealed to the United Nations to 1po111aor "an immediate maHive airlift" of food and medical aappl.lea by U .s. and Soviet mllltary forces. Carter equated the famine in Cambodia with the Holocaust that took the Uvee of au million Europem .Jews at the hands ot tbe Nazia. "We now face once aeain the prospect ol avoidable dea&b " be told reportert. ''We muai act swlftJy to aave the men women and children who ~re our brothers and aiatera in God's family." THE P&ESIDENT said he was certain of getting con- gressional approval for the pro- gram. "We will do our share," he told a group of reli gious leaders. "I can be sure Congress will go along with our request." The Rev. Theod o r e M. Hesburgb, president of Notre Dame University and head of CJ pnvate relief group, said Cam- bodia's population has declined from eight million a decade ago to ago to about 4 7 miJUon. He said three million of thoM• left a re .. in dire danger of Ma rvataon." The US. contn but1on 1s mrn.t ly 1n the form of rice. somt' 1·ooking 011 and lrurks to earn• food to people throughout lh1· stnfe ·torn country. A STA TE Department olftciaJ. one ol MYeral sr•ppJJq wttb the tr .. ecb'. said, "At t.b1a point. =--~ ol aJd ......... He and others fnter•lewed .,aid lh<'y did not know <'Xarlh how many Cambodians ar~ bl· tnR fed lhe Grat ?ampkin 5ale~, {~'\ Purchase Any Color TV a nd Take Your 11 Pick From Our Pumpkin Patch. Each ~'CK Pumpkin Has a Surprise $1 O to $100. BLACK & WHITE • I 2" DICMJ. I & W • I 000/o Solid State •Ear Phone 25'' DIAG . COLOR • Modern Styling • Remote Control • I 000/o Sold State 1911 DIAG. COLO R S67500 ' 1 CALIFORNIA SWAT Bal• S..pect Killed CDUIOI (AP) -A GJW'..W o.nt• .. •aa ... to ..... tn Ml .... OOID bJ a .......,,.. • SW AT ...._ after be alleftdly flred oe urillda .......... -.naa ............. ..mm .. Mattb for clnlp, ...... Mid......,. ........... at tM HW W•MdlJ lliCht W 1*1111111111 ol a C*atl'olled I~ WU a JO.year• old womaa. cleurlbed aa the dHd maa'1 llr~. aDd b&I lJ·)'ear-old IOD, ..etMJ' of...._ r.a ..... ~. LOI ANG&LU Couat,y Slilerttf'a De.-, Tou Rod"-la6d lDveat&aatGl'a, lnc....._ ledenl nueo&. .... u. lmoeled oa tbe door f:tl lite rwldwe ca r.:w7 Cltt .. at about 1:.0 p.m. ud l&a&.edtbWt.• ....... Tbe SWAT deputJ• wen pl"'e9-beea_. lite mu, Jam. Yu.let. waa "~tdered armed ad dan1eroua llDd reportedly bed 101De attack dop t. akle tbe~.·· Rodripe11aid. WUN NOllODY answered tbe knock, tbe SWAT team broke down t.be door, be laid. Several deputies were in the entryway when Yetck ftred two &hots at them from the top of a atairway with a .38-callber revolver. They re. turned bia fire with shot1un blasts, aod tbe mu WU killed, Roclriauez Hid. The woman and the boy were found unhurt in another bedroom. be said Sex Bias Suit Filed ~OS A;NGE~ES (AP> -The city of El Segundo and its police c~ef have been sued for $2 mil.lion by a former city police department clerk. who claims she was barred from becoming a law enforcement of· ficer after she admitted she bad sex with department members and also had an abortion. Dehn Lynn Thome of Playa del Rey charged sex discrimination in the suit filed last Sept. 28 in federal di.strict court here IN HER SUIT, Ms. Thome said she revealed during a polygraph test that she had sexual rela- tions and the abortion. The test was taken as part of her examination for policewoman Also named as defendants were El Segundo pol.ice Capt. J C. Devilbiss and polygraph ex- aminer John Hampton . SHE FtJllTHER alleged that ··confidential in- formation" she revealed during the test was senl to Chief James Johnson and Devilbias and was used to "conspire to prevent her from being ap· pointed a police officer " SEC to Accept Solvency Plan SAN DIEGO <AP>-Tbe SecuriUe& and Ex· cban&e Commission says It will accept a re- organiultion plan for Weataate.California Corp., the $1 billion conglomerate which went bankrupt under C. Arnholt Smith. Tbe plan, developed by bankruptcy trustees during the past several year s, would turn Weataate lnto a leaner company with Air California, a profitable regional airline, as its ma· jor operating entity. A HElllNG IS scheduled Oct. 30 at which U.S. District Judce Leland C. Nielsen may rule on the plan. Two-thirds of West gate's creditors would also have to approve it. The plan drawn up by bankruptcy trustees Curvin J . Throne and Herbert Kwuel provides for Westgate to sell Sun Harbor Industries and Sun Harbor Caribe Inc., a Puerto Rico-based entity. SAVE 50% IUY AT FACTOIY DIRECT PllCES SA YI UTAIL DIALS PIORT first'.D••~~ Conple'S Move Bank Seeks RecotJery of 61927,288 .. WI.BT COVINA (AP) -A West C0¥taa eoQDle, Mll or mowe lt from lt.I pr•• loeatkm ID . ; . il.t . WboM ae.t ._.. ac'OOat innpkably ne1W to ~ ... ...., '1 mUllaD lMt ,..,, Im been barnd from vca ATIOaNSY IU&Y WBHNSY K•· Mlliq ar movlq tbetr mobUe home UDUl a bank oey claimed lD eourt doe•ameatt a.at tbe ::ru 111lt .,..... tbem ll Mt1.led. are respomlble to tbe bank for the WJ, U Tbe prellmlnary lDJunttlon WH 1ranted they were tbe vidlmt of a "Mtup." Wednelday by Superior Court Judae Vernon G. Westwood ueountant LeoDard R. Rarrll, ft, Fmt.er at tbe requelt of Uatted Ca8.lornla Bank, faces trial Nov. a 1n cocmeetioD wttb tbe allei!KI wl11cbl111et1n1torecovertbe'827.alumpofcub scbeme. IBalDb BrDlten 51, of IrviDe and formetly that suddenly materialbed ID tbe aec:Ount of Arne of P'OUIUin ValleJ ll aebecluled for a prellm.tn.ei and~llarieRlltol. beartq Oet.11. Botb are elmrpd with crand UMit, conapiraey and ncelvlll« stolm pcvperty. ! &M'IOl..AN ACCOVNTANT, WA8 aequittedof -------------------crud tblft ebar,.. .July •after be told a Sapertor Court jury be bad been .... up" for tbe financial ICbemebytwootbermeo. ~records abow that more than tl2Jl,000 WU checked out of the Riatola' account within a month ol lta mysterious appearance in Jane 1978. Investipton believe tbe funds were laundered in European and Canadian banka. Tbe Ristola did not contest the court's ruling Wed.nelday. Tbe order alloWl"tbem to continue u.s· ing the $12,000 mobUe bome bouCbt in tbe weeks following their windfall, but forbtds them to leue. Punch Soviet defector Alexander Godunov danced his first American performance Wednesday since defecting from the Russian Bolshoi Ballet in August. He performed the pas de deux from "Le Corsaire" with prima ballerina Cynthia Gregory at a Hollywood movie film studio The taped dance will be seen Dec. 30 on .. NBC Sunday Spectacular." Man Kills Wife MILL VALLEY <AP) -Randall Gould. former publiaber or lbe Sb•ngba.i Evening Post and a newspaperman for 45 years, apparenUy kHled bis ailing wife in bed then fatally shot himself, police said. The body or Gould, 81, was found late Tuesday with a .38-caliber revolver in ooe band and an arm around the body of his 83-year-0ld wife. Agne.s .• He was well known in the Far East ··1 have this uncomfortable feeling, Grimsley. that our futures are beginning to catch up with us.·· Alleged Medi-Cal Fraud Eyed ( J annual meetmg of the Amencan · ~:(~.'~ATl•G LOS ANGELES (AP I A grand jury next month will look into a sma ll slice or the state Medi-Cal program, which of fic1als believe is tapped for $1 bilLion a year through fraud and padded biUings. The jurors in Los Angeles Co unty will be looking at thousands of documents from a medical service firm and a doc- tor who State Health Service auditort say owns a controlling interest in the firm. Agents from the state attorney general's of· lice seized the papers last March durtDI raids on the of. flea ol Ss*'tro Health Se(Vlces and Dr. Edward H. Rubin. 1'ewQ •11~ •tc LOS AlfG•Ls• (AP> - Prosecuting attorneys said Wed· nesday they will filbt any effort to move the trlal of An.reJa SJ'AT'E Society of Anesthesiologists 'JI '\·~~:-;~::- • • here. swd the problems they Wl· \or•"><"._\W'I .. , •-0co< I Buono . 45, charged in the Hillside Strangler case. out of Los Angeles hleCause or alleged prejudicial publicity ..It would be too costly and cumbersome to move to aome other part of the state to conduct a trial," chief pt01eCutor Roger KeUy said. .... .., ......... S AN FRANCISCO - Significant health pro1lema amoaa thouaandl ol deD&lata ad dental aulstanu ·~ ,... auJarly to laa#DC ... -.. ..._.bette-baa..._.....__. ~-......... ~ ...... study. Researchers. who reported their ftndinp Wednesday at Ute cove red included higher-than-•CMI ~ -· .,_ •·~•• SA VE S2.50 normal rates of diseases of the tosTu111u ... 642-17S3 liver. kidney a nd nervous •u.~-S..• s ys tem . an 111creased number of ""'~~ ~c!..~1 POPOY I 71$ 69 mlscamages among lbe wives ..,.r;;;;.;;;;;;z::;.;.;.::..::::•:.:;•;.;.i'-oii"'.-·~'1 U.. of male dentists and among YODIA..,. st.4t female dental assist.ants dis· eases. and a higher incidence of CUT 140,0 S 29 9 birth defects i.n the children of '' dental assistants exposed to the AIJIAllN . ~ :. gases. ,._.. •lll!flC• Otte I MT. 1111 .... IJ.47 i SACRAMENTO <AP > Beaeftt cbecka ror 100.000 apa, blllld or di.aaw.d Callforniw wlUcla bave beee delQed ..._ a.& _.n ... are to ......... "" ...... .ad DeeelDMr ...... was the word Wednesday from the al.ate Social Services Depart- ment. I A•"'' l Expensive 'History' Sunset Beach residents who hope to save an aging, termite-infested water tower as an historic landmark are about to throw in the towel. . · A f amlliar sight to motorists, boaters and pilots since it'Mo, the landmark is expected to be demolished as soon • the City of Seal Beach can push the proposal through tile South Coast ~atonal Commi•sion. ,. Orange County Supervisors agreed last year to put up 11.2,000 to save UM! Doualas fir tower which once held 8,600 iallom of water to terve &mset Beach. But just partial restoration now is expected to cost 193,000. And it ii estimated that an additional $40,000 would be required annually to maintain the structure. abandoned in li1T1 due to leaka. At $12,000, tower restoration might be worthwhile. At $93,000 it's ridiculous. ' If sunset Beach residents could form an assessment districtforthe project, each home would pay about $270. 1 In an era when it's difficult to find money to maintain parks and schools, th'at's a lot of cash for 39-year-old "history.'' Tllnely ·Leadership Public school figures in Southem California have been crying foul as they attempt to educate overwhelm· in& numbers of newly arrived rdugee children from ~MIJ..atlon for the retugees, who speak a v riety of complex Janiuages and often have no basic education in any of them, is proving costly. School districts contend that the national government opened the doors to the influx and that federal dollars should help pay the money required for special schooling. Huntington Beach Union High School District has been doing more than c ry. Confronted by an aloof federal administration and c are-less Congress, the high school district ho&ted a session which brought together school officials from the three most refugee-impacted counties -Orange, Los Angeles and San Diego. Press ured by Richard Altimari, Huntington Beach district's director. of special programs, the ~Ues' Departments of Education linked forces with the impact- ed districts and with special state commisaiou. Their combined lobby efforts are expect.eel to dislodge a few federal dollars to help educate the hapless refugee youngsters while taking pressure off local and state tax· payers. As many educators wring their bands over a seem- ingly hopeless situation, Altimari and company have moved out to off er some strong leadership to meet a crucial problem. • Opinions expressed in the space abOve are those of the Dally Pilot. Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment is invited. Address The Dally Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-.4321 . Boyd/Life Views ByL.M.BOYD Pollsten asked an equal number~ men and women this query: "Which have the more difficult life, men or women?" The men were divided My.My on the mat· ter. But three times u many women as men thou1ht women bad the harder row t.o hoe. Don't you think rain aut· ten OD boulel ought t.o be mou.atecl on b1qea so they could be Upped down and hosed out every so oft.en? I do. Dear Gl09my Gus • ..l ................ iolD foreea fo IDel up • i..ae11 from .. .., loeal ,...._. die ,.wt II -~Cbtca State ••aela -•• emptr, ... al~for ......... O.A.L. --:J ... c:s .... -.... -~ .. v: Q. "How many new woreb does the average per son learn every year?" A. About 28, if nothing is done on purpose to boost the number. Althouah Mother's Day was first officially re· con1nized by a joint C'OD· areulonal resoluUon lD 1114, Father's Day didn't set such a nod UDtll 18. And that gives you IOIDe idea of the relative Importance of mo&hen md fat.hen. Q . "Wblcb la biHeT, a newborn blue whale or a fUll grown etepbant?" A. Tbe wbale. By a whole lot. The literal meanin1 or "diamond" ls "indeetructl· bit." It• a sald tb• wor10'• cbeapest erulle II UM JJ.boW voYaa• Mtween Stoc:kbolm, SweclilD, Ull PlDland'' .A.laJld 111.-.............. . Dld I t.eU ~ there are a.2 mtu1on potboln lD THU roads? Q. "Wbat do klnl eobra IDU•Ml?" A. UUler ID.Akes, allDOlt esclwdvelJ. 1•0NICALL Y, the politics of the Cold War save these scien- tists tbe best chance of an1 N ui criminals t.o escape punt.shment ror their actions. Their expertise was a salable commodity in the Easl·West competition that sprang up before the ashes of de- Mailbox I ~~ N. w.ed/PubU.,_ n.omas KertU/'eclW 8Mblrre Kretbkttflldttorlal ......... Nazi SCientists ~Goia ,...... ----... , .... , ~ 11j ~ lntlde IOIU'Ctl told our ••· dleall • •_PIO: ~ a., Cohn and lack .,. ............... ...,.,_""'. '---tllit•lllldl .................. . wlerwb&cla.,.hdioncu11-1a w nw. derolatorJ LD- lDel .... 111111-war ertmlDall . fo,.atloa OD a particular Iden· -wen-.e11•1itJaaotlaeUded tl•t·•eendt wu simply over-=--':.':== ~·=~~;~ Hft'ft~ fth 1IP rllk '-'-te tbe a I a.a. ... aa.a••· I)..._.~, ~ "II w -or .. -to. •:NMlfte.tioa court. l••d9f7pheommttaeela ••• ..,.... .. wM a cakalated, '°*'RI lilto '1Jt.,1rellp0 ad re--eam.-.. -e«ort by the U.S. la&td.,........ 1' TM .._ ti tbe ''Paperdlp'' 10.en E rt to brine w ol the ·p-ram -to -,,____ Wont ldDdl ol Nada lDto tbe ·---. ..,, -v.n-Ullited a.. reaanlleN ol tbelr ldeatlllta _. t.edaddal b111n • baokpomda, 1 eon1reulonal the So•let. •••red tbem. lJaye1tt1aw told us after ex- Ottenlibly, 1"1~ backsr-nd • allliaial the suppreued docu· clMckl wen ti:) be nm • the menta. rffruiis and tbelr families t.o A a-estnme view wu liven make 11&re no war cnmlAala by another ltnowled1eable were elven sanctuary lD th1a source, wbo said the lnteat of the country. operation wu benip -t.o ex- pedite t.bt clearance of needed IN l'ACI'. however, the aec:ret a t.1ft •-t-t but .... _ it documeot.s ,_ .. 'cat.e -~-.. ~""-r ac en c ~ -UIC way UNI AAJ\I UUl'll:. WU carried out WU a disaster. sources have confirmed -that "It wu an error of Jud1ma." in many cases no security checks be said. at all were made. Tbll laxity by federal authoriUea enabled Nazi WBE'111E& "Papercllp" wu criminal.a to setUe ln the United deliberately used to smu11le States, secure from prosecution known Nazi criminals into this for their atrocities. A few of country, or wu merely bq)ed, tbeae sdentut.s have been ac· the fact remains that federal c uaed or performing pseudo-authorltie8 violated immicration Ian la tbl6r Mal IO reeril tbe Germ• wt-"-... One nltrtet.ed dot--. tor example, ltaUI: •• .........,, we reached tbe coec-... tlaat, Ma matt.er ol laet, tbeJ an .,..... broulht bere u ctvlflau wttbout reeard to the lmml1rat1on l1w1." When one aovemment omctal made tbe reuonable •111.-UOO that the German 1clent11ta · 1bould be permitted to eome here on17 on recular Yilal, be wa1 quickly overralecl on 1rCNDdl ol "expedienee.'' the documents lbow. Hundteda of 1elent11t.1 and their famillea, aome wltb nettber pauporta nor vtau -and some wltb well· documntecl tlea to Nan ac- tivities -were ferried t.o tbe Unit.cl States oa trooplblpa car- ryiq American Git home for diacbarte. OtMn were brouCbl to C•Dada a.ad llexleo and sneaked lDt.o tbe United States. In one lmtance cited bl tbe documents, u American ~ ins officer pulled a pa and lbreateMd a 1ovemmeat of· rtcial wbo a~ the pro-priety al DI a group of German lclentilU lnt.o the Unit- ed States. ONCE IN nos country, the German 1clentista were liven lucrative Jobi in American in- dustry. Some even received security clearances to wortt on sensitive defense projects. Tbe suppressed "Papercllp" mes raiae dlsturbing questions about •~ last year by the General Accountlnc Ofnce. whlch concluded that there was no Widelpread eomplraey t.o ob- struct ~and Pl"OleC\l· Uon of Nui war criminals. The GAO report did acknowled&e that the CIA, \he FBI and the Defense and State Departments had indeed ar· raneed for s&&apected Nazis to gain refuge here, and then used them as sources or information. But the GAO report played doWn this use of war-crimes suspects by U.S. agencies. The "Paperclip" doeuments show that lhe involvement of the U.S. government wilh al· leged Nau criminals was far more n&ensive &bu previcJwly .......... .,... 1 ......... ,__. .... el8dclas....,.. ,, .......... .. the United Stat.es ln f\Jture col· umns. Will Women Ever Gain Right to Be Safe? To the Editor: In the struggle for equality and basic human rights for women, one &1ariGI area of eotal inequality yet remains. It i.a a condition wblc:b baa ex.I.Sled for s o long that r wonder if. perhaps., it baa ever been re· garded u a deprivation of a rtcbt. Tbe female human being la denied the right of relative safety frOm bodily harm in her dally life. Wby it it still coo- sidered u unfortunate but true fact of life that women simply cannot safely live. work, or travel alone? OBSEllVE a few examples ~ commoo news articles read <and accepted) by millions every day. A t.eacber ln Costa Mesa i.a as- saulted on a SWMlay afternoon in' her adM>ol classroom. A Wood- bridee housewife is beate.n over the head and almost raped in her own home in broad daylight. A aeries of unsolved rape· murders in homes in a coastal community are reported. Don't we all casually read these ac- counts and think bow un- fortunate, or how awful? I pro-pose we begin reading them and think, wbatanoutrage! I am a single woman like millions of otbets today, on my own, earning a living, and raisin& a child. I am grateful that I have ao many areas of op. portunlty open t.o me today and rtabta which were denied not so many years ago. However, I will not feel like an equal human be· ing unUl I am no longer afraid to walk t.o my car in a dark college parkine lot; until I feel safe worldnc alone lD my office; until my friend la no loeaer ap· preheaaive about Jo11ln1 alone near her home before dayllpt; until I can allow my 14-ye&N>ld dauabt.er t.o take a public bus after dark, or even Wore~ and not fear for ber aalety. Toda)', with 10 away women on thelr own, wUt can k daDe to 1lve a. tbe freedom' tU& evelf otM1" ~ U& alw.,. bad a.I -umed u o IDalea· ble ript? Tbe freedom just t.o ~· KAUNN.~ 81da ... Neat ..... TolMUtor: A nemt ltem lD tbe paper told bow llaocked a trubmaa ln Da,ua, Oldo, beeomes wtMn be ftnd9 ... bll bap ol bllt&CIDI -./ thrown in the trash. Well, I am shocked too , when l think of the n,any dollars the Salvation ~ or the GoodwilJ st.ores could have realized from the sales al them, or bow happy many imUtutJoos would bave be en for this wi ndfall to repleniab milalng buttool on the patients' clotbin&-Jn the old days ln Norway we- learned that lt ls a sin to Ulrow away IOQCl. UM!ul thJnp, and I llLlak it still ls, helping to flame receuion lD our land. Waste not .. want not. MAGNY L. JENSEN lt'efee..e llftlef To the F.ditor: Celia Turner's article oo OcL, 14, opposite the editorial page, was a welcome relief. I could Just "bug" ber for prod- ding a giggle in a glum mo- ment. Encore, encore! R. MELLI1' St~• a .. J1.i11e To the F.dilor: Regarding Dr. Steincrobn's response on stress (Oct. 17), I must comment: He suggests that work is categorized, men's jobs vs. women's jobs, and that by transcending acro&s a forbid· den line, a woman can expect "stress diseases." How absurd! The arbitrary d ist inction which classifies man's and woman's work bas, in the final anaJysis. no bearing on wbo will be afflicted with "stress dis- eases." Stress la, in fact, bandied by people on their own independent schedules. Stanford Univenity. University of Texu p.,.ela and Penn State Uni versity have proved that stress is healthy. lf man is not challenged, be becomes a docile vegetable. lackluster. with oo drive, who is withdrawn and losing hope. The reality of stress becomes un· healthy wbeo frustration in· tenslfies the adversity a.asocial· ed with unsatisfied stress, ie. failure ar problems unsolved, or when suff.,mc from a meotil disorder. I have been dealing with stress for years and my studies conclude that each person will handle stress independently and uniquely, that stress is not un· healthy, that people grow out or stress, and that It is impoaible to usociale stress with men's jobs vs. women's jobs. J .B. YOUNG. Pb.D. ~ ••"P'"'• J'lete To the Editor: Reference: "Gang War on Beach" Daily Pilot, 10-17-79 and "Blood on The Sand" Daily Pilot. 10-18-79. With all due respect for our Chief or Police Mr. Robitaille and Pilot reporters Mr. Marble and Mr. Murpbioe: I would ad- dress tbe "on-going" crime problems al Bolsa Chica State Beach. Bolaa Chica State Beach con- sists of 5~ miles of beach, not 12. The specific incident re· ferred to in the Pilot articles of Oct. 17 and 11, did not occur on that beach, but rather at HWlt· ington State Beach wblcb is a two-mile beach lying between the end of Beach Boulevard and the Santa Ana River. ------------ l have observed the a ctivity on thffe state beaches quite closely ror the past LS summers as an Orange County taxpaying state employee. Altboulh crimes have increased, probably in direct proportJon to our population in· crease, l do not see uy noticea· ble dltrerence for the past several years. I would like t.o point oul that the difference ap- pea rs to be more evident because of tbe Stale Park Rangers and Uleguards berom- ing more proficient in I.heir role as peace officers. TOTAL law enforceme nt. comparatively new to our de- pa rt ment. is the R angers' primary duty i n this metropolitan area. Range.rs pro- vide the same services as do local police offtcen within their areas of Jurisdiction. <Tbey do it however, with fewer people, less pay, and without the benefits of safety retirement available to the police officers). The Ranger and lifeguard field staff at these state beaches has done a comm.endable jobwllhaUmltedstaff. The Police Department of the City or Huntington Beach baa been very helpful t.o our de.part- ment. They freely offer their total facility and expertise in an effo rt to assist tbe state employees in their law enforce- ment functions on the beaches. I thank Chief Robitaille for this fine cooperation. My interest in this area stema from 2.8-plus yean as a State Park Rancer and havin1 served as a field supervisor in the vicinity since 1115. The views e~ pressed herein a.re my own and not that of the California ~ ment of Parka and Recreation. Allboueb I certalD.ly would not recommend any~ my frMadl to vialt tbe bhlftl and nata ot 8olaa Chica at nl&bt <nor would 1 ao there except lD the line of duty), It appMl"I to me that the current apotlilbtinl of Bolla Cblea " merely a new approach t.o co. 1olldate. or en1.,1e tbe city beach emph'e. LEWIS L. llYEa Supenlalaf Ruav. Orance Cout Area fte..., ... ......t_ ... ~ ..,., .... ._.. .............. ...._ .. , ............. , ... ~c..-.; u-.~1 •••..r.• .... ..... .. -.............. . .......... _ ......... _ .. ........................... di I P11111 I Nidtolu V0n Roffman Drew Pear1on called W aabiqton a IDUl')'·SO-ro.d bMt bl cldla't eaplaia wily. U ~ •taDcl .., ..... wooden .... wkh tM tar .. rillp. 10U wUl Me &be -...-.., '-'· Md oa Heh_. la pef~~H • ..,.,lor or ~ ._. 1rt11Ptr10D or two. ptr"-PI MHraJ ol'ftdala rtom the U • ffUUve bruc.b and att..taat lobbyLata. ltacl\ bone ~u • na.._• -llldclle £ut Criala, )ledlcal luw-~e. Dln.tm•· meot. lntlaUon, Panama Cu.al. Unemployment. gvery USM a bor9e cocnp&eta th• cycle{ and Dear$ U.e brus tina . b e tumbling J umble of people riding I t shout , scream, ex· lend their arm1, •Ude OD and olf tM bric b tly . painted beast and, then, as the orcan mualc pipes ill merry melody, they disappear around lbe circle apin. This qaontb it is the pile or st.J'aiDlq, hysterical humanity atop the bonie named Railroad Cris is who are-~acb.ing out and falling on the floor to get their stretching fingersontbebrassring. THE MILWAUKEE Road wants to give up service OD over 6,000 miles or rusting, uneven. perhaps even dangerous track in Iowa, the Dakotas, Montana. Idaho and Waahington. Grain coal and lumber shippers regard the close-down as little short of a disaster, as do numerous small towns stretched out over the mil e.s a nd mile s of the Milwaukee Road's trackage. Tbe ec1CDPQ1, all'udy a reclp· ient ot a.. beUer part of $100 mlW..ID ...... a_,. ... ,,ayaJt eltMr ...._. MrVSe• oa U.. tar ,......,. routes or tM •bol raill'Olldtoe11unditr, lncNdiaa lhe prefita'9h parta tn WllcoMla. lllbut...,..udll...,.,. Probebly~·lhe beet UU.1 to do la let CM llilwaut• live 'IP the Mrvlcet ~on..,...... an a-.c. tJoD ta netd tor th• land, equip- ment and rilht ot way on the abandoned rou&es. That wowd malct It poqtb&e for the atate 1ovemmenta affected or new private capltlll and m1naae· ment. or a comomauoa ot DOUl, to start another railroad freed or the old debt.a, labor cootracts and eocumbrances I.bat pushed the Milwaukee Road out of lhe area. BEYOND THAT temporary solution, we have got to stop postponing a hard look al our lo· efllcient, fuel -wasteful, ex· pensive national transportation practices. We have got to get trucks out of the long.haul freight business <trips of more than 200 or so miles). A truck uses four to five times as much diesel fuel to move one ton of freight one mlle as railroad trains. Richt now, trucks move that freight faster than trains, but that is owing to the inability and-or the uowill· ingness ol the railroad industry to spend the money to maintain and improve its tracks. If we spent the money on railroad trackage we now spend on building and maintaining hig hways t o accommodat e heavy, road.destructive, long. haul trailer trucks, there would be no comparison between the two. Trains would he faster. use ltu ptnon power tad, of courae, le11 fUel . And tr &Mllb ntr ~to etsuc~ua. tralDI can nm oo coal wbU• t.ru('b can't. TllS P90GN0ll8 fM 1DMlM trucka &l_plfteutly more fuel ef. nclent la raU..r 1ooty. ftalaial load.I. and ~refon blab•ay and brida• maia••.... ClOla, more radial tlrel and tbe in· troducUon ot aomethinc called tbe "bleb torque rile &ow rpm en&ine" all wlU help a little, but even so the m.ott recent Depart· ment ot Transportation study projecta a depreaainaly lar1e in· crease in truck fuel usage ol 40 percent in the next six years, with but a 20 percent increaM in the freight hauled. Moreover, to realize the sn· ings from railroad UM, no public money abould be needed. All we hHe to do is stop sublidillng long.haul trucking by building hi1bway1 made exceaslvely cosUy to accommodate the CB radio network. THE llAIL&OAD POUCY question baa been obfuscated by tbe senlimentali.ats who want to bring back the passenger train hecause. lbey a.rJue it ,also is more fuel e((ictent than the airplane. They're rlgbt, but airlines use well under one per· cent of all the oil used to move people and goods. The railroad passenger lobby should go clkkity·clack baclt to the toy train layouts while we guide public policy to get the Wabash C.•nnon Ball delivering freight. But, ob! The merry.go. round has gone round, and the railroad borsie bas swung out ol sight. 11 • dra. s· deep 7.39 ITl8W- Our home Is unique! The area around Newport Harbor and Balboa Bay evokes mellow, tum-of·the century oostalgMa. and fonns the founda- tion for the upbeat rhythms of Newport NOW!lt's the•hJgh energy local people' lbal make things happen hero In our area. And you'll find thE'Se ..ame peoplP al Newport Balboa Savinq~ and Lo<1n, from our founders, to our shareholders. our staff, and our depositors. People with an appredaUon lor Newport Past. plus the energy and drive of Newport NOW/ Come on in! NEWPOKr BALBOA Savings SAVJNCS Acx::C>Um'S: Jumbo, Money Market. Tenn. Po.ubook HOME LOANS: ronventlona/, RefinQllcJng. Condo,, P.U.D.'J S PECIAL ACCOUNTS & SERVlCES IRA. Keogh, Co1Ject1on. Notary ESCROWS: . Full Service Escrow Depottmenl SA.FE DEPOSIT BOXES: 1-ree with muumum balance CHECKING ACCOUNTS: free, al cooperoung local bank5, w ith aunimum balance. \.fONEY ORDERS. ntAVELERS CHEQUES: l\menrnn Expreu OI Barclays C0\4MUNrTY ROOM: Avwloble tree 10 non·prot11 groups HOUllS: Moo.-Thurs. v-s. Fndeyi. 9-<l: S.t. 9-1 \~!cliff Drive at Irvine /\Vt>. Newport Beach 181: 64"l-6SOS FROM OUR SPARKLING FESTIVE NEW CHRISTMAS SECTION SOUOCOLOR LACQUERED ENAMEL WOOD NAPKIN RINGS From India IUlne• Anatwtt II -Tl s tlnonclol whtz, w1tti slaflsllcs and Constant Memory"' thal retains you1 data even when It's turned 0111 • prePfogrammed 11neor regres~1on trena 11ne Ol)()lys1s compound 1nte1est. onnu1t•e~ present1fulure value $totl1tlc1, mean !>fandord dev1011on • '\. '\.change. rec1proco1s powers cost ' sell margin weighs only 3 oz . tn vinyl wo1 et with busme~ co1d pockel reg 45 00 SAU 39.9S rolMg st9P atoot, helps vou reach high places. rolls quietly ona easily on non·marring casters. bose grabs noor when we1ght ls applied wide top platform prevents wobble 13 h igh In be•oe o r orange. trom Rubt>ermotd steel files -Oft._...., hord·wor1<1ng good looks -2 drawer "'" lecture nylon rollers tor eosv movement spring·looded foflowel1'i keep tiles uprighf and in sight 1ener size. 18 deep chOOse yOUf color - bright ye11ow1 harvest gold, aunMt orange, true olue or block. reg "52 99 1ov• 13.00 SAU 39.99 lockabfe metot tile, sturdy personal fife boxes keep household pope rs 1n order piano hinge and key lock 1n desert ton finish comp1e1e with man 110 hie folders lar~e 1lze 12 7 5· WICIC x 5-V2 " aeep x 10· high reg 13 95 SALi 10.99 extra deep 12· 718" w1ae x 10 deep x 10" high reg 16 95 SAL£ 13.49 suppUes-v•tow pad•, 50 count pods for memos, 1el1ers. nofes. 1!·112" x 11". legal rule reg 1 05 SALi 7'" wtOe rule reg 85• SALi 5 .. bulk .crotch pod1, while. unruled paper with chipboard bock. 100 count. 3" it 5" reg. 2 for 45• SALi 6 tor 1.00 4" x 8' reg. 2 tor 55• SALi 5 for 1.00 mani a tit• tolden, letter size.113 tab cut. box 01100. reg II 70 SALi 5.99 cl90f sheet protectors 8·1/ 2" x 11" size, 3 hole punched. p,g, at 12. reg. 1.45 ULI 1.09 ADVENT CALENDARS TO MAIL From West Germany __ _..~r:~ ~rJ~m~ Count the days ·111 11111 Christmas w1tn 11&/~~~'i~~~~~ bOghlly printed cardboard calendars. Starting with Dec 1 open a "window· a day to find a pretty picture, ASSORTED DESIGNS "'=="=--==-- Each 1n Hs own mailing envelope a11.· x 11·~· .69 10•1.· x 14· .• 89 EARTHENWARE LANTERN BRASS RIMMED CAPIZ From Mexico SHELL COASTER SET Dari\ brown finish lantern has colored marble accents. 13•;.• lall 5.19 11· tall 6.49 From The Philippine!> EMBOSSED PAPER PUT ONS From West Germany Decorate package 0 1 greetinq card w11h full color S..inta!> F\ from our large 'i'''"'''O'' ~'i AEPEA T DESIGN~ ON g•,· y 13•, ::;HE.ETS BRASS MUL Tl-PAINTED WOOD PULL WOOD CLOWN ON PARALLEL TONED WIND ACTION PONY & RIDER BARS From Taiwan CHIME From China co1ortu1 clown roll!> over and From India Brightly painted well over dnd back Brass or coostrucle<J toy w1tn copper moving parts will enrertam coated metal the tots tor lube has hOurs inside w11es to make a chune·llke collect1on of sounds 2t • long 5.99each MINI TO M~XI BAMBOO WORK BASKETS From China HANDCRAFTED WOVEN WOOL ORUGGETS From India ,1 I . 28 85 SAU 21.ff llO pent, favorite lransporent barrel pen. medium point with pockel clip cop. blue 0 1 bloc k Ink. Slurdy basllels have ournl slat accents. Handwoven. reversible area rugs ... Vlscowwtpottatsc:Ole, by Peiouze. - tor the nght postage the lirst lime 11 lb copoclfy by 112 01 groduallons p05tol requirements ore s.pelled out and cok>f coded for easy reading. giYfl rotes tor 1st. 2nd ond 3rd class 2'112" x 3· pfatform reg 6.95 SALi 5.At reg. 29-SALi 5 for 1.00 noo.•raga penoll, C10$SIC yellow with pink erosers. strong, smooth wt\ttng leads In I 2 or I 2.5 degrees ptcg. of '2. reg.1.92 IA111At llqutd ,aper· oorreotlon fluld, qul<;k-dty. touctl-on tor typing erfOf'S, small mtstoltes. opaque white, 112 oz. reg.1.10 IAU 79' plastic ;:tr 0-. tor quick paper OfQOnl.t , a$IOdlld brtght colors. .... of reg. 79' IAU If" p11 of too reg. 49' sw ,,. ttte OraoMa•r'" from Meod. two d1tterenl 1tyles to keep up·to·date and Pf8POred eoori •otures 3·rlng binder. flllng envelopes. planning colef)d<X cllp b<>O{d, memo pod -all In o"1'octive11-\12" 11C 7·314" t>lnder Dolly Or9anf1~r ·• with area cc>de 'time zone map. address list· sole p11oes oppiy 10 stock 1n sioie ond tnO pages tttg 5 98 SALi 4.Jf lt'rOUQn OCt 31 .. --.-.ia•t'" hos delalled special purcnases. lhougn not reduced • :-,-~ ---.-.-. in price. ore 11m1ted quonllly 11omt monthly t>uOQetltl r>ooes. lox aids. bouoht to b• ••cepllonol values a.•"'"";; ...... .-~a111•·"iii11 .. lillili ... ~ ....-n, lor bu$1ness hOuse· bO_ Id ...-~ v1nv1 covet n · • a.1 2· $1za.. H'2" copOclty ~hOOW lrom OIOCk. 1'<Wt· red. t>rown. llQt'lt blue. oronot 0t yeno. r 2" 85 IAU 2.1' South Co••t Plaza ~1' Puente Hiiia Mall W .. Ccwln11 Falhlon Plan Del Amo Falhlon lauar• ()pet) tveninQS end sOnaav - To decorate the wall or start a cooling I rend. 21 • )( 23" .99 each DECORATED SEAT WALNUT FINISH BENTWOOD BAA STOOL From Romania Handsome bar stool has molded plyaeat with two tone natural atenclleO detlgn. NATURAL TEAK OCCASIONAL TABLES From Hong Kong Trim Oflental styling with grooved teak veneer topa on solid teak legs. 9 SIZES g· to 20· 01a. s· to 11· deep 1.69 10 8.39 Basket Sec!ton BUTTERFLY DESIGN CAPIZ SHELL LAMPSHADE From The Ptlillpplnes COFFEE TABLE 18" wide 54" tong 15• tall Stunning shade la made o l translucent natural capci ahell 62.88 and bflSS colored metal 1e· CU• 12· dffP 28.88 Furniture S.Ctlon are lh1cl\. handsome and durable. ASSORTED HIGHLY CONTRASTING DESIGNS ON BEIGE ANO EARTHTONE BACKGROUNDS 9(l'/o WOOL 10•1, conoN DIRECTLY ACROSS FROM SOUTH COAST PLAZA ON SUNFLOWER AVE. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK MON. TO SAT. 10 A.M.-t P.M. SUN. 11 A.M.-7 P.M. IANKAMERICARO • llAITIA CMAMI AMPLE FRH PARKINQ I t I •' ' ' ' I ) I l . These directional signs at a Pboenlx, Ariz., street-repair job seem to Point drivers e verywhere. Actually, the signs are grouped haphazardly on a sidewalk next to the street to await pickup. Rising Costs Driving Island Resident3 Off MATINICUS ISLAND, 11'1ne <AP> -Reskteatl say aoaring fuel prices, uncertainty over food supplies and tile C09t ol tripe to the mainland are drivlq people from the serene Wand olf U.. Maine cout. .. lt'a an omen of tblnp to come for the mainland, .. says Lona Ames, not· inl that a large number ol year· round islanders have decided to move elsewhere tb1a winter. MRS. AMES SAID the majority of the island's 90 or so full-time resi· denll will be leaving. "We don't want it to be the end of this kind of life, but it's Just not economically feasible this year ... Matinicus, situated nearly 20 miles from the Maine coast , is a communi· ty of proud and independent people, Elephant Herd Drugged, Moved 'COLOMBO, Sri Lanka (AP> - Moat ol a benl of endanaered wild elephants was druaed and mowd to a natiooal putt from a northwest province where clearing of the jungle for eultivatioa b8d reduced a berd ol ~ dlaD 100 to fewer tb8D JD. A South African •eteriDartm used a new tranqulll1in1 drug on tbe a nimals, they wer e loaded onto tru ck s with the h elp of tame ·!monitor" elephants and driven SO miles to the Wilpattu National Park, where they were released. Attendance a Record BAKERSFIELD (AP) -The Kem County Fair completed its 11-day nm "1th record attendance, officials an· nounced. A total of 270,630 people at· tended tb1s year's fair, up more than 4',000 from lut year. most ol whom make their Uvt.nc from filbin1. "We ·bate to be puabed off Ute this," said Mn. Ames, whole family has lived year-round on the lala.od for a decade . BUT A ,&ECENT utility bill came to $1Cl8, and her husband plans to haul hla lobster boat and travel with bia wile and children to the mainland village ol Owls Head. Kathlee n Thomps on, a neighbor, bas been on the island since 1.IM8. But instead of making periodic trips to the mainland oo the thrice-weeltly mail boat, she too in· tends to "go ashore" this winter. The cost of necessities bas made another winter in her island home impoui· ble. Heating oll sells for Sl.04 a gallon, Mrs . Thompson explained. Added tr ansportation costs for food bas milk selling in the island store for $2.30 a gallon; ~amburger is $2.40 a pounci "I COULDN'T TELL you the price of steak," she said. "1 don't look." With the dwindling year-r ound population, residents are worried about the future ol tbe lalaDd ~Nine pupUa are enrolled thla year in the third through seventh gndes, and their t,eacber, Dale Blanchard, says be knows ol at least four that may be leavinl for the winter. The island's only trained health professional. Nina Young, a nurse. will be leaving shortly for personal health reasons. In the event of medical emergencies, islanders rely on air transport to Penob5cot Bay Medical Center in Rockport. "THE SEaENITY t THE addiction of island living, that's what brings us here." she said, ecboln1 the senti· ments of many islanders. Mickey Ames agreed that moving to the mainland can result in lower living expenses, but "you can't 1et the island out of you ; it stap with you always." ~URMET MARKET SEAFOOD DEPARTMENT -C.;;:z-Atlantlc shrimp ~ from Greenland .......... 1.99 lb. Northern Sandabs .................. 2.29 lb. WE HAVE FRESH LOCAL SWORDFISH! USDA PRIME OR CHOICE MEATS 1-Boae Chuck ao·asts .................................. 1.49 lb. O·Bone Chuck Roasts .................................. 1.98 lb. Boaeleu Bolled Boasts ................................ 2.981b. MORNING FRESH PRODUCE Jambo 8r11S1el Sproats ................................ 29c n.. 811o·Wllite Caallflower ................................ 49C ea. &ed I.eaf I.ettace ...................................... 29c ea. Xtra·Fucy Cucumben ............................ 5 for 1.00 t.ar1e Bell Peppen .................................... 19C ea. Large-Ille Anlcbokes ................................ 4k u. LI. S""' Valencia Oranges ..................... 4 tbll. for 1.00 WINE AND UQUOR DEPARTMENT Dewan WlliM Label 8ccKdl <4t.>· ..•••.•••••.•......•...•• 9.18 llM'l.-W Gia ( .. &-.) ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' •••••••••••••• 7 .18 Graad llanler <Dtn •'·> ................................ 12.8 ..,.. v.a. <111 .u> .................................... a.st DELANEY'S Gwa&at•anet 0.,. Dally.._ • CloRd S..Uy 1121 Newpod Blvd., Newport Beaell 173·5UI r I ~---------. . ert aement TO COUNCILMAN DON MeINNES . AND ~OUN£ILMAN .JACKIE BEATHE -~ A. personal ''thank gou'' for gour sUlnd on tlae propertg riglats Issues. PAmRIS SIMPLICITY -YOGUl-"IUTTlllCl9 McCALLs.an.I STOCK And ZllPEIS 3torl Pay for I gat 2 of ,.- or lesser • ., free YllMS%off 1DU1A1n · Huge Stock-1/:z to l yd. pieces Values To 'Ir' itlece 25ca50c.SJOO Piece Robert ltl. Thonaas A~lllteet A.I.A • 1new.c...i•..,.. Ne.,..rc~c...n.a WOOLS%ot1 Special Groups Prllll1 & Plalm c.49c.99c yd. Heavy Upholstery and Curtain Fabrics ,otyHhr -' Acrylc I• 51.49 & 51. 98 yd. ·---. -' FIXTURES ~ SALE 4'&rMtoll~Alfrws wtltT .... SIS.00 2', 4', 5' %ippet' & Tape c•lll1h w6"' Drawtn •25• & '40" G.-.at for ...... M1191fi1 of .... . OM 1MI ........ QllM mm-JUST SOUTKIAST Of MACMTNUI atD. I ? - I HUGGl•S -· &Cl.CH ATTORNEYS ................ -..... -- '°No ..,. clients. but we''re up fot an award fOI' beet ~ial ln tbe bakmey catecory. •• T.r ... rd Lfrae A..,..• .... DEAR PAT: I tried to call the toll-free number listed for the state Franchise Tax Board for 1everal days, but it's always busy. I have a problem with my state tax a.ill wblch could be handled easily by phone. Why can't I get through to this office? T.K., Newport Beach A. .....-. ... a& Frudd8e Tu Beard lilead· oaanen la Saeramem&e &old A YS Uta& 1epara&e Hmben foe dlltric:t .ntees are ao •pr avalla- ble. AD Imes laave bee• ca&rallaed fte to flit. baet1 la pertOll.Del at dbtrtet olftces. Te make maUen wone, the toU-free Rmber lau beee re- daeed from 111 to Z3 llael to aene U. eaare s&a&e. A.Jaa...p you Preble• was la•a8ed ~ wtall tlle 8auaatell&e offlee, •ell&,., ed .....,._ ,.. lllla • a~ ...... udaa&'ad.1&.....,..._. .._...,"97 ...... _..d ...... ftBla~_. ... -.. ........ Aaaemee1a.....-. . . ~ ....................... .. DEAR PAT: l siiJled up to buy aavilap bonds by military paJ deduet.ioaa wbUe I wM ia U. senlel dwtnl World W.. D. At tlllat time I W tlae '35 bcmda seDl dlredly from tbe Na~...._. · ta1 omce to my wife. ~ afts I Rafted baJ'· inl the bonds my wife I were dlYOreed. I eltber foqot about the deductions or must ban • clded to let them continue ao the bonds could be cubed in when they matured in 10 years. I Jmt didn't recall tbeae bonds unW recently when my former wtf~ found two of them dated December 1944 and March 19t6. She gave them to my daughter to send to me as they were in IJlY name and payable to her only upon my death. Now. I'd like to find out U \here is any master rec- ord of all savings bonds ever issued so I can ftDd out what other bonds were issued to me. Uthe miss· log bonds can be located, is it possible to ca.ab them in now. and when did they st.op bearing in· terest? I just don't know where to eet this loforma· lion F.R., Costa llesa Tiie Federal Baerve Bult of Saa FrudM:o <Los Ancele. bruc:Ja> repor\a U..t recerdl are kept of all aarirap boads' ..._ ud eaM·irl dales. Slrtce ,.. lane n.. bollda, It ._._,t be cllllkalt &o flDd •if yoe laad Miter ~aalted samp .._.. tsaaecl dartllg tbe time Y• were la service. SelM a cepy of u.e boeds 1• aow laaft pla all pertlMM laformatloa to: U.S. TreaHry Depanaea&, hn•• el hltlle Dellil. Sa.tap 8eM Dl.W.. • W. TIUnlS&., Parbn1Mlr1, W. Va. Zllll. llopef.aty, o&Mr boads ..._. &o YM will IMI loea&ed _.,_ea ftD ..a a....._ reca..a ,___ A.JI .................. dlawl ....... , lMl ud A.,..u tm cu be ntalaed ., &e 41 yean ud am c 'I .. earalae ta&era&. ..... lm&arlee, a fl• .............. ,. lMl 11 ....... $311. .. .... c ... Set.we Leeel a.ee• DEAR PAT: I'm a woman who la lr)'inl to leun bow to take proper care of a car. I know about cbe-=klng the oil, but bow about the traa1miaaioi1 ftuid? Should tbe en,me be bot or cold. and what else lhould I do before cbect1nl the nut1eve11 . (;.J., Irvine Ddft ,_..car tt or u •' tw laeflre ..... ., 1'1t Mkvwrln' ......_ hri•a ...................................... ................ ,.. ........... --..... r.:::-w1a ..-....,.. n. mw •a. ,.a, ,.. ................ pbM,._ .......... ClllP ................ Dflm .... ... '9d..,_, .. ....., ....... 7. ftle •aftlall -....... YarJ ... . ...................... , ......... . •111111 We nu tw anawa. .0. G 11 ... ..... can, ....... .,... ........... °"'* .. Allarte. ..... W tM NIH •artillp ... &lie ............................ a ..... ... •'fllll." ~ NMIW ...... W -a, &lie Wse ... cw 11nt•' -, "1.-• ftllW. Odllr ...... an -•,....,a.,...., lalllln• ''Dana." ........ .,,.. ............ WANTED DW10t1>5 · GEMSTONES Laetrile Users Suing Insurer N&WA.U, N . .J. (AP>-An OflMbMloe tbat Meta tbe .. of Laetrile in lrMUDI CaDHI' vie· tlm1 ~ .. fll•d 1uat ••••••' th• Prud.aUal .......... Co. for ...,.... to ,., for .... trMt· ........... .,. ... al (a ..... J-..,. TM ComIDIU.. for rr..dom ot Cbo&ce flied tM .... ~Court. nae IWt eont.endl t.be .. ..., .... .....,,...._'*' lta policy provilklDI by ita ...,..., laid Ralpla ll"llcltola, an aUorney ...,........... ta.. pwp. 0&8G KAY•. CllAlam.AN o• nm commit· ~1 l.1 Ulo man .. er of Cyto-Metabolics, a firm waadt lalipanl tM subMaaee from llaleo. l.alerUe la a t.rademan for a l»bltaae. de- rived from the cbemleal amy1dalin, found utunllJ in tM pita of apriCCltl and peacbel and iD bitter a•mcwt1. Achoc:ates HY Laetrile ii an effective cancer treatment, but tbe U.S. Food and Drue Ad· miniltnt.ioa and t.be American medical establilh· ment araue there ls no proof it is ot any value iD treatln& cancer. IN ltn, A FEDl!aA.L JUDGE in Oklahoma ordered the FDA not to interfere with the shipment or use of Laetrile. The aaeocy appealed the ruliq in 10th U.S. Circuit Cowt in Deaver. In June, the U.S. Supreme Court, rullnl oo a further appeal, said the federal aovernment may continue to ban Laetrile. However, several stat.ea bave leaalised the use of the substance within their boundaries. The New Jersey suit wu flied on behalf of five PrudeaUal·lnaured cancer oaUenta wbo are takin& Laetrile. They are seek.log M0,000 to eover the costs of the treatment. Fucetola said. Prudential has refused to pay claims for the use of Laetrile ~•use it does not conaider the substance reasonably necessary in the treatment of cancer, said Joseph Vecc:hloae, a Prudential spokesman. "THE OVEaWHELMING WEl(;BT OF medical aod other scientific opinion indicates that it ia of no therapeutic value whatsoever in treating cancer," he said. About lS,000 New Jersey resldenta will die of cancer this year, said Kaye. "U New Jersey lnaurance carriers are forced to cover the toxic orthodox modalities of surgery, chemotherapy and cobalt, why not this therapy?" be said. Vandalism Declines OAKLAND (AP) -The Oakland public schools system reports that vandalism bas dropped significanUy in the put year, and tbe Stu· dents are being rewarded. Superintendent Ruth ~Mid tbat more Uum ball tbe $1'5,000 uv4MI ID pnd•ll•m costs lat 7ear, compared wttb tile prerioul ..er· ,,m be dil· trtlMl&ed to the 8eba 1111 u a ~ llieeatln to ............. ( ---. cc !-- --· . - T'tlurldly. OctOber 26, 1979 Waltz. Fox Trot. Hustle. Rumbd. FdShion Island invites you to dance on the mall at twilight on Friday evenings, October 19 dnd 26 from 6.00 to 8 30 P.M Toke a trip down memory lane with the dances of the pdSt presented by Mr. Roberts Ddnce Stuc:Uo. And if you haven't mastered the newest steps. JOin in the free lessons. En)Oy the show. ddncmg and refreshments. Come to FdSruon lsLmd Where the twilights a.re dlways fdntdSbc . . """ ..... ..,. ...... .............. SANTAANA 2111 80. BRISTOL 1 flll • ....,.. of lo. C.... ,._ .. l1111•w ....... ,. ............. ,, .. ..• , WUllOA'fS flU .. SAT flU t •~'I' 11 '• Rlll llTIIMfH 111 'IOUll .... IAIY CN.Olf f(Allllt • ..... °"'" t10 lllftllUf ..CCTI l#M'>l't'll~•-flllo.Mll ~'-- \. A•IHu•ader Ff•aU.ts Tina Bekas, 19, Fountain Valley, (left) and Nancy . Englert, 22, Corona del Mar, are among four Finalists for 1980 Disneyland Ambassador to the World title. Selection of the young woman who will represent Dis- ney land during its 25th anniversary year is scheduled Nov. 2. Judge Files Suit Over Election Cost Orange County Superior Court Juqe Ted Mi11ard tbiDka be'a been overcbar1ed by the county for a 1978 election expense - and he's taking tbe case to court to try to prove it. Millard, according to court papers filed th.la week, claims that he was balled $4,287.89 for printing of a campaign state· ment included with sample ballots, while other candidates were billed $2,558.48. Millard sa~ be tried lo send the county a check for $2,558.48. The auditor-controller's office returned it, and later threatened to aue him lf he didn 'l pay the $4,287.89, Millard said. A section of tbe atate Elections Code provides that the coet ol candidates' statements la to be prorated amona the number of candidates wbo fUe statements. Millard pointed out in papen filed by TuaUn attorney Robert Krup that Judge Orella hn1 Sears, another successful can- didate in the June 1978 election, was required to pay $2,449.73 for prinUng of the campaign state· ment. "Why is her printing cost $1,758.79 leas than mine for the same service?" Millard asked ln a letter attached to the court documtata. A county official who baa handled the Millard billlns was not available for comment lo· day. Millard, however. said it ap- parently is the county's position that there were two classes or candidates in the election - those who requested statements m advance and those who filed statements under court order after the deadline had passed - and that the two groups should be charged differently. "It's really a matter of in- terpretation. We all agree on the facts," Millard said. Millard has asked for declarat.Ory and injunctive relief and that the Eleclioos Code seo- lion be declared uncon1Utuliooal Ubder equal protection claUIU of the Conat.ltutloo. Miilard said be dJdn 't know whetber bis lawsuit would create a juriad.lct.lonal problem because be is a Superior Court judge. He is one of 40 on the Orange County bench. Millard, a former deputy dis· trict attorney, defeated Richard Hamilton in the 1978 campaign. llJO.C.~GI Rep. Ro~ 8adbani, R· Newport Beacb, .... the crea· Uoo ol the new federal ~rt· ment or Education .. 'UD• ntceaaary, coatly and repretwmllble." It comet "at a time when the PtOPl• of th1a nation are crylnc out for a ...ctucUoo ln both the coet and alae ot 1ovemment," in the view of the Oranae Cout coo-1r ... man. One who disagrees with Badham la Cal State Lone Beach President Stephen Hom. "It's lone overdue," Hom has said. Allboulh he scoffs at the DO- Uon, Hom bas been mentiooed as one poaibJe choice or Presi- dent Carter to bead the new cabinet level department creat- ed by the Department of Ed:uca- Uon Orcaobalioo Act (HR 2444). Hom beaded the 2.5-member State Collese and University Presidents for an Education Department, which lobbied for the measure. "Ed~aUoo needs are simply not recelvlna the coordinated at- tention that they should at the federal level," be said. Badham ln.11ats the new de· partment will merely add an ex· pensive bureaucracy to the federal government. He also cont.ends It will lncreue federal control over education, wbicb, traditionally, baa been the reaponslblUty of state and local 1ovemmenta. *** &ECALL AcnVJTY a1ainst Oran1e County Supervisor Ediaon Miller apparently is.n't dead yet. Stephen Nill, • 22.year-old law student at Loyola University and a resident of Santa Ana, baa scheduled a press conlerence Friday in Santa Ana to announce another recall effort . Nill was a member of a pre- vious recall group that was headed by Mickey Conroy. presi· dent of the Armed Forces Retirees Association of Orange County. Conroy, a long with as · OC Teachers EyeAuxird Three Orange County teachers have been nominated ror Callfomla's. Teacher or the Year competition by the Oran1e Coun- ty Departmeat of EducaUon. They are Betty Garwood ol Stanley Elementary School in the Garden Grove Unified School District and Alden Esp. ang of Ball Junior High School and Janice Billings of Magnolia H 1 g h Sch oo l . both an the Anaheim Union High School Dis· trict. Newsman to Speak Byron E. Calame will speak on · · Bualnesa and the Preas: They Need to be Adversaries," at the Friday noon luncheon meeting of the Orange County Forum of Town Hall. Calame is Los Angeles bureau chief of the Wall Street Journal. Meeting site is the Monte Carlo Room of the Newporter Inn. Newport Beach. Killing Charged LOS ANOELIS <AP> -An Inglewood deotltt, Dr. Relinald Scott, wu arralped ID W•t Los An1elea Municipal Court for murder ID tbe death of a Sl·year- old woman, Dorothy Michell Smith of Hollywood, whose body was rou nd recently in a We s t c h ester trash bin . [Q) I --·- semt»ymm Bruce Nfttande and topic today wben the Oranae In donltlu 1pace ill tu Cltr Rall Rlcbard Roblnaon, aDDOUDeed County Cbapter of tbe NaUonal wUJ belp "ICAG oftldala ...... lut ..-tbat \My are droppq, Wom•'• Politieal Caueua meets lain oao.r contact OD ....._ tbe cl.rive .,•ioet lbller wbo wu ID 8aata ftu. which eftect Oran1e ~--appointed lut July 17 by Gov. Speatera will be coun . cord1ni to Yorba ~ Brown to replace Ralph cllwomen Sue Tauda of Henry Wedaa, a SCAG ee Diedrich. Fullerton aad Rutb Finley of president. Co.aroy uld be failed 'to Hunt.lqton Beach. The procram SCAG la a pla~f aiad persuade NUl to drop the recall 1eta under way at 8 p.m. at coord.ln8llnc = ...._ notion In favor of a drive to Republic Savino and Loan, 3'00 with ~ ~ .. .-. M rep lace Ill lier when the E. 17th SL Tbe public ii IDYlled. tranaportatloD, eavtroem•aJ supervisor faces voters next • * • quality and ....,... ll'fttll. Jt ta June. THE 80tJTllE&N CaUfonala conipoMd of tbe IO"lnmnn'• of • • • A11oclatton of Governments lmptri91, Loi A.,.,., arm,., "THE ADVANTAGES and <SCAG) bu opened an o111ce in Rive,.-.., Su Benaan11Do Mil Diaadvanta1es of Women Seek-Fountain Vallef. Ventura countie1 a•d cities _in..;;1;.__Local __ Ofl_n_ce_·_· ..... wt,___ll_be_tbe ___ ,._on_iC_•_n_V_alle7_..;,....;'•--=,._.;,,;....;;....mi.;;.;;_t;:.y __ wl_th_1"_'_._..;..;.. ~o_~~'I!•~----- FOR OUR ORANGE COUNTY OFFICES 26-WEEI QITIFICATE 12.651 ex. AHHUAl IATl 13.280 3 AIMIAl (frfCYIVf fllU> COOlflCATES ISSUOt OCTOIO 25 TNIU OCTOIEI Jt, t171 $11.-Rate bHld on 26·•• U.S. Treasury 8111 rate. Cffectm y,eld uwnm ell hands et matJ.mty are redeposited 1t s.ne rate and reme.n for full year. Rate may ci\ange at renewal. Fedelal reeulat1ons l)fotubtt come>00nd1ng of interest on tile account and impose a substantial interest pe'lalty for early withdrawal NEW CONVENIENCE HOURS. SATURDAYS: Al Gibraltar offices are open from 9:30 to 3:00. MON. ttwu THURS.: Most Gibraltar offices are open from 9~ to 5:30. FRIDAYS: Most offices ant open from 9:00 ta.8:00. HUNTINGTON CENTER office operi Mon ·Ht. 101>0 lo 7 ..JO. Seturdey 900 IO 31)() GIM41TAR SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION ~ 1116 • ~ °"' $3.5 WIUon • Officm atoluwridlp 0 th 871-6101 SAH JUAN CAPISTRANO 318n Del Obispo 493-5011 fUWlllTOM 255 w. r1noe orpe s•UT• .... /COSTA MESA 3925 s. Bnstol 979-7580 HUMTMaJOM HACH Hunt. Center 898·9666 ,...," .... .. NEWPORT BE.ACH 2700 W. Coast Hwy. 631 -2611 SANTA ANA #4 Santa Ana Fashion Square 834-0717 WE PROUDLY PRESENT OUR NEWEST STORE DISPLAYING AN AWARD WINNING SELECTION oF HANDCRAFTED OAK & WALNUT DESIGNS. ----. Down eomeac.eol aome 3,000 blllboards scheduled for d ismantling in llalJae. Yean of eoart battles bad delayed enforcement of the law ban~ alall1 highway aystems. It is estimated that state and aacencies will have to pay baout $3.5 million in com- penaaticm to sip own~rs. ~oliee Lacking Clues In Slaying of Jogger SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -Friends and neighbors recall a 23-year-old woman fatally stabbed while jogging as a quiet. a mbitious accountant lured by the thrill of the big city frofl' her home in Montana. Police have received dozens of tips but the killer of Mary Frances Ben- nett. 23. of Deer Lodge, Mont.. re- mains mknown "WE'VE HAD A LOT of people call in," said Pamela Meads, a San Fran- cisco police operations officer "They're interviewing all the people who were in Lincoln Park on Sun- day.' Hikers following a trail of blood found Miss Bennett's body obscured in some bushes along a path leading to cliffs above the Pacific Ocean in the northwest corner of the city The path is frequented by joggers Her body, clad in jogging clothes Long Hair lAMta CAHN/, Squad Post ATWATER <AP> -A senior coed baa been kicked off a m ar ching squad at Atwater High School for re- fusing to cut her nearly waist-length hair to meet the group's standards. Members of the squad. which pre- cedes the marching band with s igns bearing letters that identify the school. are re qu i red t o have shoulder-length hair to present a un- iform appearance in competition. DA WNELLA GILZEAN signed an agreement when she joined the squad in May that she would shorten her hair. s aid Jack Groves, school s uperintendent. However, Miss Gilzean and her parents protested the rule this fall She has kept her hair in a bun when the team marched but was assigned to another class after falling to cut her hair "IT IS THE organization which makes the rules, not the school," Groves said. "Therefore, the subject is not open to negotiation." Miss Gilr.ean responded that "I am not the fint to oppose this unjust old traditioo, but I do believe I am the first to stand up and fight for it." and a T -shirt em blazoned with "Hell's Accountant," bore at least 25 stab wounds, the coroner's ofhce said , in the back, throat, breasts and groin POLICE SAID THE woman was dragged about 25 feet down a service road where she was stabbed, then dragged about 10 feet to where the assault continued and where her body was later found. Gollers at a public course nearby reported they had heard agoruzmg screams a few hours earlier but failed to investigate after they saw a police cruiser they be lieved was beading for the sounds. Coroner Boyd Stephens suggested she may have been the victim or an attempted rape which she resisted. He said Miss Bennett's body bore numerous defensive wounds in her arms when she apparently resisted the attacker THE llODY SHOWE D no signs of bavlQ& been sexually assaulted, be ad~ POllce aaid they bad ruled out robbel7 • a moUve becaUM _,_. rarel7 ~ IDODe7 and ai ua •• Ma. .. ~~ bore a *91t wat ch. a necklace and a rlng. Friends and nei~bors said Mias Bennett was a qwet. down-to-earth girl who lived by herself in a reslden· tial section of the clty and had few visitors. "She was very a mbitious," re- called Amy Riehl. a high school friend interviewed by telephoAe from her Elliston, Mont.. home. "She always wanted to go to a big city." Miss Riehl said her friend took up jogging in college to lose extra weight. She said the slain woman was graduated in May from Montana State University and moved to San Francisco during the summer. Too Much Hair Costs $7,500 FLAGSTAFF, Ariz . 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ID bia boot ''Tbe Grut Crub ,. ol ~ .. de9ertbed At. ''tlle book ot tbe cla,a which ......,.-suchu ltlaoa tbe1ubjeet-identlfles with &Mpukotia.·· . • ......... .., ~-tnabt and coofalioD, It d•• •• to be ., nprded. ftet dQ 12 .... ao .....,. di••• ....._ ..._, of tbam at »riees wblela ....................... tM bopea tltbole wbo OWll8d -· •• _,.. '9LLOWING lhed17, Oct.•, wbentbe Dow '-'nd' 11dalaftl" ... fell-..po1aU l.oMta reeol'dtlaltlllll ..... -Oet. •· ......, tradlDa ..._. oe tbe New York Stock Exeban1e reaea..d 18.'1 million .abarm, a .taaertnt total In a .. of ........,e clerb wortd.q wttb fountala ,_. at atud-up desb. • ...,_ moet devutat1n1 day .In tbe blatory ol the New York a&ock merbt,0 wrote Galbnlth. ''and tt may have been the IDOlt devaat.atlq dQ in the blltol')' ol markets.•• Recalled today. tbe crash ls commonly tboupt ot as haring occurred within that brief period --a s udden. unexpected wave that transformed Wall Street into a disaster area almost overnight. IN FACf. THE llZI DECLINE was s pread over several weeks, and it represented only a frac- tion of a three-year slide that was to obliterate 90 percent of the value or common stocks in this country. From a Sept.ember 1929 peak of 386. lbe Dow Jones ladustrial average fell l.o just above 40 at ita wont level In 1912. A leeoad blC myth -tbe picture of mus suicides by ruined flnanclera and speculators burl· 101 themselves from the skyscrapers of southern Manllattan -also fails to equare completely With tbe record. As several writ.en on the subject have noted, government figures on suicides for the period show only a gradual continuation or a riaing trend that had begun some years before IJUT THERE WERE some grim cases given headline treatment by the newspapers or lbe day "I saw ~ suicides," remembers Heory M. Watts Jr., who bought bis seat oo lbe New York Stock Exchange in the spring~ um and still com- mutes almost daily from Philadelphia to bia office on Broad Street next to the exchange. "I saw one guy land on top of a cab, and it wasn't very pretty." What caused the Craab! After ba1f a century tbe debate ia st.Ill going 1tronc. Some theorize that invest.on tomebow began to foresee, in the waning days ~ um. tbe c:ollapae 'of bulineas, the bank failul"es and the bread lines that were ln store for tbe eom:my ill the 1130a. THE STOCK •A&KET, after all, bu a loa&·tltandll\I nputaUon u a medaHlam that an- • tlcipat.es what wUl bappen In the economy before even the best pl'Ofeuloaal forecasters can nrure it out. But there bad been algm ol aoftenln1 buaineu condltiom for several months before tbe trasb, and thro,llhtout the summer the bull market ra1ect·on anyway. · Even after tbe erub was well in 'Pl'OIJ'fJU. there were many people who wen coov1nc:ed it wu only a temporary interruption. like numerous other "ahake-outa" that bad bit the market on the _way up. Bernard readily acknowledges today, ••1 shared the feeling at the time that th1s was a panicky reaction that would aooo pass .•• , Z.-l9UCTIOM 24 ICH IOX ftllS ' CIW•l-IPIAa OIUOM a U'ft..foMMI c:nass C•AJa.14M .... a ........... 0"•·-· .... OIYCAMOll a trAUAN cwnss CMftbMll&ftll OYUCCA OCOM&.ftm At9~MOU zr::..~ ..... ~9". ......... .... -.-..... '8": ................... DARK DAYS OF THE DEPREUtON STIR MDIORIES Unemployed Sell Appes on New YM City StrHt In t.be book "Only Yesterday:• which is re· 1arded u buic readlne fOf any student of the crash, Frederick Lewis Allen c:oocludes that it was a bu1e buildup ol apeculaUve stock-market credit -marlin Joana piled oo margin loans -that created what came to be known u Black Thun- day: "Where oo earth was tbia l.orrent of sellin& or den com1q from? The exact answer to this ques- tion will probably never be blown. '"BlJT rr SEEllS PaOMBLE tbat the prin· elpal cause ol the break lD prtc:ea duri.nl that flnt hour on Oct. 2C was not fear. Nor wu lt short sell· iq. It WU forced MlliJll. "It wu the dumplq oo the market of bun· dreda ol tbouaanda of shares ol stock held lD the name ol miserable traders wbc>M! martlm were exbauated or about to be exhausted. The li1antic edifice of prices was honeycombed with speculative credit and was now breaking under lta own weight. "Fear, however, did not loog delay lta coming. As the price structure crumbled there was a sud· den stampede to get out from under." Fifty years later . the stock market still seems to be a creature of a lternating waves of fear and gr eed. Early this month. the Dow Jones industrial average soared to its highest level in more than a year, then 1.ook a nuty drop of more than 58 points in a week. THOUGH THAT DECLINE was a ripple compared ao the wave thal aw.pt over the auuitet '°ye~, It ti.cl people aM1q a famlll• qw. lion: 80methi,Pg like lbe Great Cnab bappen agam? Measures have been taken, of course, to try to · prevent a recurrence of a nything like il. lo 1929, there was almos t no regulation of marain loans; little disclosure by comparues of important fi nan- cial information, aod a free-wheeling atmosphere in whlch organized pools of marke t players routinely manipulated stocks. Today the Federal Reserve regulates and limits margin borrowing, and the Securities and Excbaqe Commission. which did not exist in 1929, la cbarpd with t.be task of overseeina proper ~ closure and keeping manipulators out. UTE JUROR P.41SPRICE HOUSTON (AP> Jobn Coda'ao, 23, WU 10 minutes lat.e reporting for a call to Jury duty. He spent '1x boun ill jail and ts> for hia tardlnesa. State District Judae George Walker ordered Cockran to •pend some time beblnd ban for de· laylng tbe court pro- ceedlDll. The prospective juror iu-v·...__. said be bad never been to jail before and just dido 't understand tbe action by the Judee. Farless Sqmn-eh Resciwd EVANSTON. 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I I ' .. • I • 1 GENERAL NEWS PUBLIC AUCTION HANDMADE ORIENTAL RUGS Homing Tied to Water Study in Rural SD Plate of the D•y ---r j:-•CAL I~ ORNIA • , --11/ll_I ; X USNEl lL -• --~ ---~ X USNEI -There are lot.s of ways to say it and Everett Olson chose this plate for the familiar "Tennis, anyone?" Inf-Ion tOf" ll'le ~PIM• of O.y" tt r.upplled by MIU Farley. •.ut"°r of -H1' edlllon of Ille "Who'' Who Of l'wrtOMll1..S C.lltoml• Uc9n1't Pl.ift ... UCI AnnoWlCes A ctivities List The following schedule of activities open to the public bas been announced by the UC Irvine Extension program: TiiUllSOAY, ltOY. t 'Handhnq PIOMonQ .,,,, ZOf\l,.Q M•tt•r~ A Sr>ort Courw for At torn••~ " Albf'rl Soln•I M A ~<o,.om1lt •nO utb'8n P••nnf'r 8er-•l•y and Porll1'nd, AID•rl Blancru. J 0 , allorney, O•ntf'I Curt•n. Jr. J .D .• clly attorney, Welnut Creell A _..,.Y courw. t • rn ·•. 30 p.rn .. Seddl-ck Inn, 1'.0 E. Fll'"ll st.. SenUI ...,,._ Fe9: lH, In- cl--"Wllat tN Animals Te ll Me. - 8Ntrlce L.-ctow. -lalltlt In --.,. .. ,~ .... ~.An ~ ........ 1·• "'"" liclllo<• ....-.... uo . ..,.., ... ....... ._...___ ...... ..... •.l'dl•n• .. , ... ,.~ ~ .......... ~-· ... •••lrntnt Pro..-rtlu A one-dey s•m•n•r. t .lO •.m ·•:JO p m .• SlleralOft·Newport Hotel, Newpon 8eecll FH: $60, Includes <IHS mat..-1.is-1...c11. P•IOAY, ltOY. t "Prol.C\> Survlve l: GeltlnQ Througll ,,.. •evlew Proceu, •• AIMrt So4f!lt. M.A., -4d and urto.n Pl-: c--to ioc.1 and state -"'menh; form.riv cnl•I pl..,,ner. Marin Coul'ly; co- dlre<I~. IMllhM for E-..tloft In LO<•I Go .. r ....... nt, Ber11.eley .,.., Portlencl; end -S1 •~81lers. A - O.y w~. I a.m -4 JO p.m .• S.O- d-1< Inn, 16611 E. First St., SMta ....... Fe,: i1s, 1nc1uite11 1...c11. FalO AY, N OV. t ••II l6; SATUaOAY, ltOY. 10-17 •• Oreem•. Symbols end ArC ... IVPH" NI lnlrocl\Ktlon lo C.G. Jung," Alan 8 . Ru\l<ln, Ph.D., <llni<al PSy<llOIOIJlsl. A ,_kend cw09ram, Frt . 7·10 p.m.; S.t .. • •·"'··~ p.m.. Am. ~. So<l•I SCI....:• L•b. UCI. Fee: U9. lncludn ~·-•nu. SATUaDAY, NOV. 1t "Sfothr>g; -tftO Efte<h,.. Prewn- l<>lion• encl Time Management," 1u1e, A. ""-•lne, conwll.,,t. A one-oo \fmlNr, 9:30 • m _. lO p.m .. Am no. W l•I Science T-. UCI. .... \6S, tn<ludU lunch, CIUS ,,.,.,.,..,,,, -per111no Enrou,....,t t\hmiU!d. "Elh•<h~ Coplno with Dlttl<ull Peo1>I•," A~ M. 8r-SO<>, Ph.D .• pf"lnc opel, &r...-. P•rtette, Her-"'°" ~ AM«. A _...,.y Mn'llN• • ' lO • m .... :30 p.m • Gold Am .. Mna Commons. VCI. FH: $60, lnch-s 1unc:11. class-i..s. ---lno. SATURDAY, NOV. tt-17 "LSAT Pr~etlon W...-k11W>p, L•rry Ooyl•, B.A .• lffmlno ~Ill• ~P•C l.tlls1, U CL A two-week --~ IO e.m..-12 ,_ -1-4 p .rn .. Am. 100, Humanil~ Hao, UCI. FM• ~. lntludH -mat..-iOll •ncl perklno. WEDNESDAY, NCW. l4 ••s1ructurtn9 Ille Multl·Mllllon 0o11er S.••· Str•teol••· Execution •"d Pllfalh." J Thomn Wells. M 8 A • •I<• prft>OO>nl, CcnS41to.te<I Capll•I c...-p. A one-day i.emlnar, t 30 a m.·•:30 p .rn., Slle reton· New-I Hotel, NPwPOf1 lleKh. Fe. '65, ln<IUCIH clan molerl•ts •nd IUftCfl THUlllDAY,MOV.U ••A Dey Wllh ~er Drvcll•r."' ~..-F. Onlclwr, meM91..-t con- wllent; ~ of soc:i.. Klan<• •"d m•n•oement, Cl•r•mo"1 Gred!Mllt! S<lloel; dsll"""""9d un- lvorslty le<tuntt" In ~-•· Gud\iete Business Scltoel, NoW Y-Ultl"9nt1Y; autflor, A _.-., ....... C)f'efl'I, 9:30 e.m.-4:» P-"'~ ~ Hotel, Newpwt IW«tl. Fe9: seo. ln- c-slo.rod\. Ennllment 11 llmttecl. "lrnproYlne ~llOfY sa.1111,• Howard Wll\on. pro11den1, Ad· m1n1slr•liw R~•rcn Auoc:fal.,'\ tnc. A ont,.d•Y \Pmlnar. t JO a m ·• JO D m . Holldo Inn, lilt Bro\lol, Cost• ~ ,..,. l'O. l"- c ludu lun<h. P••-•nQ •"Cl ctu1 m•ter1.tl\ THUaSDAY. PalOAY, SATUaOAY -SUNDAY "'New c':i!>1t~ ~{ 1bw.-:!!.snm R•llonal and lftlulllve _, ot KnowledQe."' HwtM Smllll, pro tes-of nligloft -..,._, -tenor of pllllHoplly, SyrO<llM U11lverslty : ••II• May, .. #< •• ·~ ll«f ,,,.._, -.._., • -· d .... .. --· w -··· ....... -............ K l-.. , Sl-f•r• UM__,,; P't y....,,_ I-el IC-. ,.._..,, SUll Or"clit<" In the Wnt, ~ T. Gyeltlen, Cllreclor, Thubten Ot>ereye une <..,..,. ,., T• ... tan ..._.. ......... : El._.. et.-..r. ti-, '--· 8-ti Nl9-: Hoaal He'""•-· ~o-cMrectw, Prlnc•1"" Center tor Allernelln Fuluru: 0...-ON10W Font. pelnt.,; FrlOol c-a. hl~9Y .....,.1c1tt. uc 8«1teley; &ro. O...lcl St•-l·RH1. member Of IN ~Cline Orclef. <h•lrmen. Center for Splrllual S-les. A •-•Y pr-""'· Tllurs., ._10 1>.m .• Fri, -Sat_, • • m ·S lO p.m • Sun .• t a .m.·12 noon, DI'· neylenel ....... 1150 W. Cerrt101. Awe .. Aftalleim Fee; 'IOO pn-<"~rallon .,.. '"s et 1t>e -· Fw t"'1,.... 1n-1wm•tloftce1117141 w-s-i.. SATUaOAY, NOV. 11 ""Utlllzl119 Time Etlectl.,.ly,"' Howard Wiison, prHldent, Ad· tnlnl,trellve R-rcll AUOCl•tes, enc. A on~·d•y s•m ln•r, •:30 a .m ·4·JO pm. Gotd Rm . Mn • Comrnons, UCI FH WoO. oncludu lunch. parking, end clMI mater I ah. "'Prooram Testlno Te<hnlqun." Eoward F. Miiier, Ph.D .. Softw11•• Research Auoc: letes A one-dey !><!ml,..r, t e.m.·S p.m •• 114, Com· puttt 5(....c,e BI09.. UCI. F .. s•s. Ir>< IUC)tt fTWllWielS, lvn<h, llnd P<trll· 1119. TUESOAY,NOV.21 "'Etlecll.,. SalH M•n•9"m•nl," Tilome~ A. Lewi,, Nl..8.A , dlre<10f" of \ales -service plannlnQ, T,.._ Fly. 1119 Tl9"r Une. A one-oey wmlnar, ' 30 e .m ·• JO p.M • Sheraton- H••PC>rt ttole4, "'-t Beath. F": s•S. Includes lunch and cteu rnaterlels. THUltSOAY, NO¥. 2' "O•nolng ~••IM C Preventing RUl\tence to Cl\anQel," H-ard WllM>n, prnlci.t>I, Admlnlstr•ll .. R-rch AMoc~. Inc. A-· wmlnar. •:JO• m...j:JOp.m., HOlld•Y Inn, 3131 Brhtol, a.ta Nleaa. Fee· "°· Incl~ 1unc11, ~rklno. •ncl <•au mal«let\ .. Inner Sl<llno."· Bob t<rle9el. co- authOr of Inner !,kllno; llum•nlstl< psycholooht; <O·founder ot llle E&alen Sport Otnter. An .->1"9 pro- orem, 7-to p,m., Rm. F-110, Nlecltc•I Sclttn<es I. UCI. FM: S. SATUaOAY, DEC. 1 "'Dynamic Presenl•tlon:• Keren Wll$Oll, e.s .. pre~def'lt. Wiison 6 AS· wcletn . A _ _.,.Y -•nar. t :lO ... m.·••30 p.m. Am. no. So<l•I SC~ T-. UCI. Fee: UO, In-cl.-.~. lunch. •nd perlllfl9. &!roll"*" It I~ cau 142-se11. Put .... WOfd9 to work tor ou. OPEN HOUSE <T::tk , I (};!mew~hr ga11e3 Invites you to meet SCOTT FITZGERALD •rtlst /printmaker Friday. October 26th 7-10 pm at the framewrlght Gallery 8740 Warner AYenUC, fountain Valley • t from ru.tall Md WMSer,-l"CMmd no.. 1'11oM dtbeu who alreedy own ~ oo wbkb bulkllnp may be letaUy •reeted anin't affected by u.. poUey. • .,_•NOT A UIUl'ATION oa p~rty rtpu," an otftctal aald. "It'• U. revene. It 1 u uaur~ daat. lf you bvy a buildAble lot. tbent wW be water cm ll over the kmC w.. •• A llmll&r l\MU'Ultee WU iOUlbt lD a proPGMd atate law introduced by A11emblymao Larry XapUott, O.San Oleeo. But tbe IDMlute died lD committee. China W ams Smokers TOKYO (AJ>> -China ls be&innina a national cempailJl to warn lu 900 million ciUzeos o( tbe risks ol smoking, Radio Peking announced. The broadcast said the eovemment will outlaw amoltin& by students and ln public places, includ- tng theaters. hospitals and on public transporta- tion. It will also run a national information cam· palan about the health hazards. Health Minister Qiang Xinzboog ,(Chien m.ln· Cbun1> said the cancer rate bas jumped six-fold in 1S years in the city of Shanghai. REQUESTED BY THE SHIPPER ANO CLEARING AGENTS CMl. OF l.AOING •&061 I V VIRTUE OF OUR POSITION AS ONE OF THE LEADING LIOUIOATORS OF ORIENTAL RUGS IN THE NATION, WE HAVE BEEN REQUESTED TO SECURE AND CLEAR AN ENTIRE SHIPMENT OF FINE, HANDMADE ORIENTAL RUGS. ORIOI NALL V IMPORTED BY A DEALER WHO COULD NOT MEET FINANCI AL 08LIOATIONS NECESSARY TO CLEAR THE MERCHANDISE THROUGH U.S. CUSTOMS. Due to the urgency of this sale, th11 is en ouut1nd1ng opportunity to ecquire these fin., handmede Orlentel Rug1, plus others. Included will be bautiful carpets and rUgt from 7 of the world's leedi09 rut capitals: Penia. China, lndie, Turkev. Afgheniatan, Romanja end Paldsten. Sint vary from 2'X3' to 10'X16' and some palle(t sizes. CATALOGUED AND SOLD BY THE PIECE FRIOAY, OCTOBER 26 AUCTION 8 P.M. PREVlEW 7 P.M. ~ Auctioneer Cot L Rosenblum Information. (213) 995-a323 HOLIDAY INN 15205 LA PAZ RD. LAGUNA HILLS A. Ag, A Inc • L•QU•OillOr> TPoms Cd\t\/Cl'lt!Ck IRED HOT PRICES! HUGE SELECTION IN STOCK-llEADY TO GO!I I I I ~PC. PllllTINti SU ... ,tt • I" 11tW1 a MA..W '!:4tte£ •TIP NOif MITAl TUY! T,.... ROl.LEI RUILLS I e F• A PRO Mt ~IC' • fnl I" -.LOI r .. ' I. • I RllllANT COLORS! i11t1~iJoU~lli.'· SCISSOR TRIM! i i Westminster I Santa Ana I COST A MESA ! 15191 Beach 322 W. 17th 2221 Harbor Bl. 1 898-3388 s.1-11a1 MS.rn, ~ 0.lly 1-1 -Sat. M -Sun. 1-5:30 P .M. . .. \ .... S Ttlurtd1rt, Octobet 25, 1111 CALIFORNIA State V uhterahle • m Nuke War Bislwp's Execution Applauded ,R!SNO (AP) A nuclear •t&aell m 1)' tlnd metropolitan Celllomlani evacuated to n&ral areaa •llbout food. water, or fallout wtt fl to prot tt I.Mm • ltat.e otncl1l 11)'e. · Several million peopl would find themaelv ,_,located to the open fielda ot the .Out.Mm San Joequln Valley and the deMrta of= 1 . erlal and cuatern Rl eowttJ . ald Donald P l ol lhe 11tato Ofnc.! of E .. llfte>' &lr v1ces . . fl.OT ONLY WILL authorities !>.'-_faced wtlh lbe problem of~ Una tbe clty dwellen, but they will be forced to or I ae construction of lhou.unds o temporary f1dlout shelters gar a~d ' he shelle!J-would be created r m existlnJ' bwldings by beap- ln earth over them , Pinegar 111 d ln a telephone interview e admitted that no plans h~e bee n m~de to provldf' s hovels or powef" equ.ipment for colaslruction. But he cautioned a111n1t a pe11lmi•Ur atUtud •bout one·1 chine .. of 1urvtv1l •OIT PEOPL have a maa ~ceptiOft on lh scope of a •ldupr-.1d nut'IHr war." he Hid "They hav an ·on lb Beach' evel')'on ·l•·1oln1·tO-dJe a tlilude, but lhat ·a not really PoUlble from a 1taU1Ucal point otv w " tale officlala arn worklna on plal\Aj IOC' Mer ctd and R1vera1de counties that will aet-ve u model.JS for other putll of thtl at ate Parta ol Merct'd and Riverside ure considered h1gh-rlsk arellb because or the nearness of Strategic Aar Command baaes a nd the lumbering B·52s that wo4ld carry a nu<'lear atla(•k 1n to the heartland <>f an ·agresbor, he aa1d OTHER HIGH RISK tareets i n clude M ath er Field in Sacrame.nlo, 1Beal Air Force Base near M arysville and Travl1 Air force 8110 near Jl'alrfleld. l'inta•r 11ld. Tar1et.a of lower prionty In· elude mJlltar)' compl xos In the n Fran( 1co Bay Area. Lone , D.cach and San J)jego The plan tor Merced County calla tor evacuaUne 61,000 peo. pie from around taalle Air Fore Baae lo an area near Los San~ IN ADDITION, 67,000 people rrom San Joae would Join them if oltlcia ls determined that a nuclear attack was hkely within a few days In Ri verside County. a bout 1.2 million persons fro m Or ange and Los Angeles counties would make their temporary homes in the Coachella Valley near Palm Springs. They wo"'ld 1010 those evacuated from around Riverside's March Air Force Base. Loren P'leldll. chief of the atate Nuclear Protection Division. H)'I the plan will work ll enough time is aUowed but admits a s neak attack could slay millions. H E ESTIMATED it would take up to eight days to evacuate Loa Angeles. while It might tllt' three days to evacuate San 01egq. "It's 1 mporlant that the aver age citizen think about the critical things be would need to take with him." Fields said ··People should think about tockpiling food that does n't re- quire extensive preparallon and water." "Our plans do encompass re direction of food and fuel. but 1t takes time to turn the system around. and for the first three or four days people might have to m ake do with what they have with them.·· he said. t'lnc. E~f 1011 Billy Carter says most of t he su p porters of Sen. Edward Kennedy are mem- bers of the news media and college students "who don 't yote anyway .. He predicted 1n New York t h at h i s brother . the president. could easily def eat Kennedy for the nomination. SAN DIEGO <AP) -Applaud· 1n g t he execution of Jene Bishop or Garden Grove Jn Nevada aa "a well·deaerved death." California '1 chief pro- s~cut.or says too few murderers pay tbeuJtimat.epeoalty. T he court.a have allowed "bun· dreda of convicted murderen to escape from Death Row," aald Attorn ey General Ge or1e Deukmejlan, •pea kine •t a homicide sym posium sponJOred by Califom1a prosecutors . Asked Deukmejian: "In what other count ry do convicted murderers have to be dragged kicking and screaming out of the gas chamber a nd back into court fpr a nother bearinJ?" h SAVl!S your Money In the DAILY PILOT CLIAIDS ROYAL FLUSH 39. c BOWL CLEANER •• GOODWIN'S WJNDOW CLEANER FIRST ALERT FAMILY PROTECTIONS STEM 22 OZ. WITH SPRAYER OR 59• 32 OZ. REFILL . • • I ~ CARPET SCENT c ~ ie oz.· ........ 99 I MoN of the earn.. The VUY at the market k .. pt threat.nil\9 to ..U 2a4'a. What does he want from --ua? MEUAU PARQUET FLOOR TILE You know how great a r.al wood floor i.8 and thia ia an easier way t o do it . A foot at at.Un.. Limited Ouantiti•. Ri~mmGAF~ STAI WALL TILE 7 7'!so.rr. We handl. the Santana Palm, Ch.tnut Wood, Dutch Royal Blue and a bunch more. (Bunch? Maybe a couple, but '-"-'-~......i "bunch," no.) HERITAGE OAI FlllSH EITDTAllllEllT earn 18~ S TANLE Y A good h o m e security s ys tem you can inst all yourself has been a few m oons corni ng. but this is simple. J ust plug it in.,it's w ireless. Y ou get t he r eceivin g console a nd one Door In.stru.aion Transm itter, but you can add on options like: 97~ •BA·SOOO S moke Detector, Gas , Detector. Wi ndow or Door Intrusion D etec - tors. even a super Siren. The cons ole you get handles them all. (All I can afford is a wife who can s mell whis ky two blocks away. a noisy cat. and a Little League Base ball h at. ) FIRST ALERT WINDOW INTRUSION TRANSMITTER 24 9 ~BA-5 nl3 .... ' ~ ~ r • "' ...... ~ 5 GAi.LOi AUSTIALIAI TREE FDI 497 ~:~~·~ ,...,... •,,. . if· ,.,.., I • Grow a nice plant, m ight be the be.t thino you did all year. Tha one last.a almo.t a lifetim e. S TANLEY STAILEY MITRE BOX WITH IACI SAW I l 9 !e14 lan't thia • nice piece of machinery. Such • perfect rig. f;ftl'J' cut ia penect,..,...,. angle ia ju.st ri9ht. ( What ia the name apin?) ILACI AID DECIO 114" DIRL 77~ How lOl\9 ha" I tout.cl Black and Deckiw clrills? Well, the kida al the peopJ. who flnt bou9ht them an~ thl.aad. - ---~ PLASTIC FEICllG FAlllC ~~~-.. 3.1. 36" LIN. l'T. . . • • 48'' LIN. rl'. . .. 72" LIN. rl'. . . . c You can u.e the amall Mi9hu to &..p the d09Vie from doing no· no or the big .tuH to keep the mob out. Limiud Ouantitiaa.. SCOTTS llOW FLOWDS 2·l~LB8. Don't ha,,. to aak what thi9 stuff cloea, the name t.lla all. (You should l'Md what eome aupplien NY when they complain'" don't U..t their p roduct with the "~pect" it d ... rNS. ILACI AID DECIEI 5 1/1" COMPACT CllCUUISAW 164~ Compact ia great, eo euy to handle. Gnat for a paneling and plpwood eaw too. _... . ------. ~--- :"~ -p)/ IOI -, YOUR CHOICE: /~~· / PAii OF WIPER .;r_ IEFIUS 01 A Buy them. ~n't WIPD IUD£ think about 1t . J uat buy them. When at 99 C rain.a you will thank me a t housand EA tim•. . QUAID STATE 30 WT. •OTOI OIL 55!. II we didn't ha,,,. oil to •ll I'd think the Brooklyn Kid quit the bu.sin ... and went back into Bingo. OLYM,l ·STAIN OL DIPIC STAii ·7~ Not paint. this ....Uy oet• into the wood. not j ust on it . Doaen.a of great new modern ah.ad•. S.. the cliaplay. IATIOIAL LUDD SPRAY PAllT 63~30Z. I u k you what can you get for 63c? For small jobe thia be.ta cleaning up a hnaah. (Run out of wonla? ~.,.) '· l I r .. ..: • ~ • .. 1· ! I -~ ,• _j~ .. ~ .. .. .. .. . , . . .. . . ~ • . • .. ~ ... .. • .. • ~ "' \ t . • • -~ .. • ... ... L ... • '. ~ • .. l l " l , . I . . ... I " I • .. I , NATION Dell,,,ery ~ ... Offtcial To Sue CBS Inc. Postal SenJice Eases Better Se"'ice Rules 'Pot' ~11ek Brouniea Were SpikM L09 ANOSLD CAP) -....... hnaro, • •••Mr of u •• LOI A•1•l•1 Board ef M~ ..... U.m.tnlt la S•p•rlot' Co-.rt •Jnrt C91 lae., .... . -.. ~ .... ... ••d IMdicaJ eoetl ln e......,.~•eee•· clMl Ja Mar at KNXT atwbol. M~eoallll'llll'_.I to \he MA.it. Pe"uo all .. ed after bet.., hlt by a ewlqina door IM .ulrend "peat meatal. pbyalcal and nenom M1D MMt aulfer· ln1" .d permaaent ln· Jun.. Fel'1'1ro'1 attorney. II ictlal Narvkl. ref\&sed to elaborate on the ex tent of tbe injuries. Ferraro said be went to tbe studio •'for the purpoee ol meetlJl8 with certain repr88elltatlves" of CBS and wu injured when five people pushed tbe door open into the reception room where be wu stencl'nc. CBS apokeswoman PbyW. Kirk Bush said studio officials had not seen tbe auil and could not comment. .......... •eeeF .. la Sen. J Helma, D· N . C .. h as lost another bid to force President Carter to i m medlately lift economic s anctions against Zimbabwe Rhodesia. A Senate- H o u se conference committee rejected tbe proposal Tues- day. Hotel Warned PORTERVILLE (AP) -A Tulare County Superior Court Judge has ordered the ow ner or the Porterville Hotel to make repairs on the structure or be closed WAIRINOTON (AP) -'l1M ,_... Senie. 61 reluiq 1UCMJy "8 ... al monopoly on tbe delivery ol--. to allow Mvate compu.i• to Mver aome ·'eX.remely W'PDl" a.u... I a a nottc• eapected to be publllhed In Weafllday'a Federal Relilter. the malt lleMY ~ ill rep&aUot\1 tn an effort to help butlneuet wb.lch want letten de- hYtJ'ltd fut.er than tbe Poetal Serviee can do it. Tfflt aULE, TO tate effect Nov. 26. aaya private dellvety will be al- lowed •ben the letters. "value or uaefulnesa would be greatly dlmlniabed lf not delivered" quicker than normal mall. The Postal Service traditionally guards jealously its monopoly, oc· casionally forcing out small en- te rprises that promise to deliver let- ters across town at rates cheaper than the U.S. Mail. The private express statutes, wbJcb granted the monopoly during the 19th century, were designed to put out of business carriers which tried to undercut the government mail service. One or these private de- ll very networks was the Pony Ex-press, now a part of Ame r ica rolk lore. MEMBERS OF CONGRESS oc· casionalJy Introduce bills that would allow privete eompeaiM to ~ wttla tbe re.taJ Servte.. Tbl ..., ae· Uoe by tbe mall ..-CY, "'6da wu taken wt~ tbe appronl ot a.p. Cbar• WU-. D-Callf., dWnnaa ol 8 ffouM Poet Office IUbeommiUM, :•J.. ~..=;" .::u.-=:::.~ llmlted exemptioaa. SCOTC.H TAPE Cbariel D. Hawley, Pmta.l Seniee s.m11 .,_ *-• • .. ,_ eor•" aulatant tetr'al COUDMI, aald tbe =.;:.::--.Delflt ~ ... rule "la an aeeoauncMla•lon betwem ~~~;;;:::.:=::; ____________________ __... an apparent need for a k1JMl of service we an not providiJl8 and tbe need to maintain tbe ceneral struc- tute of tbe private express atatuU:s with tbia limited exemption.•· Aa a way ol iDlwinl that the let· ten are "estremely urtent," the rule will require that tbe price be at leaat $3 or twice tbe rate ror tbe Pa8ta1 Service's "priority mail" service. Temple Murals Found TOKYO (AP) -An ancient temple adorned with murals dating back 4.50 years was diacovered in southern Shanxi (Shami) Province in northern China, the Chinese news agency Xin· lua (Hsinhua) reported. Paintings in the Jl·Yi Temple depict legendary tales in which more than 400 human figures. gods and demons are represented. ?O. to 10 ·.· FAMOUS BRAND MEN'S WEAR (FIRST QUALITY FULLY GUARANTEED) DISCOUNT YEAR ROUN D Van Heusen • Puritan • Levi • Angel Fight • Faralt • Kennington • Robert Bruce • Haggar · • Campus • Da Vinci • Chemise Et Cle • Holbrook • r) p ~ ~,,j . UA t ·, A NF E" THE MaLE: MaN 0 2300 Harbor Blvd. (In Harbor Center) Cosbl ...... 5401118 A PUBLIC SERVICE SPINAL EXAMINATION Danger Signals of Pinched Nerves: Pastor Battles Ouster Lawsuit 1. Headaches, Dizziness, Blurred Vis- ion 2. Neck Pain, Tight Muscles, Spasms 3. Shoulder Pain, Pain Down Arms. Numbness in Hands 4. Pain Between Shoulders, Difficult Breathing, Abdom1nal Pains ~!I":~;; 5. Lower Back Pain, Hip Pain, Pain .,~;..,.~ Down Legs Why as a pubUr service! 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For that &nWUns tbuch, chooM from ...-tha, centapieca and otha holiday crutiona hanchnede from Roger'• own claigncn. Ill : I I i .. • .. ... .. • .. . . . ~ • • ~ ... • .. .. • ' • t • • High Fuel Prices Bringing Back ·Cattle Drives Plm&. S.D. (AP) -Down M>me oa U.. rue•. tile die· eow ..... wont la dielel. Amid Nlq-,... ...... l'MdMn .... to Mr' I twr. eau.&. oa tnleb • IM *'" to man.t are or-r::i • cMneiMt kiad °' .. " YI -lbe old·fubklMd caUle*ive. To Nve ~ ~. eome r~Mn are ft1 -.p •atn eow taand a . 1loekln1 a elMatkw._ and cUmblna a&op borae1 to drlve ttaelr ulllt aeroM t~• wlndawept South Da.Mta .,...riel, Jut aa u.ar ......,.._.did at lbe tum of 0.. eeetury ••ws Wl!NT THaOUGH a pertod wben ener11 w11 too cheap," aaid Vern Rauaeh. a Hoven randwr. "lt was cheaper t.ban labor. Now the sltuaUoa t1 reverai.Qa and ~neray la worth more tbaD our time a1a1n "So we'U apend the Ume traul lnl lbe cattle rat.her than burn· lDa t.be enerp, ·' he •aid. Clair laU1h ru the ftnl nWcN" drive u. rear, btrd.lnc .... l,Mt Cetta. 1S mU.. lo Ide '••rebe la wht rn Soulia OU.ota la September TBS a1GG£8T DalVS •n *al memory fOl uader Wl'1 two •••Ir• later when Sml&ll '1 b~ln·l•w. rancher Wayne Ba&er ol 81.ton, enUal.S 70 cow boys to berd 4,500 st .. n u far .. n mla. lo • atocllyard lo St On1e, jUlt north of Deadwood . '. cledded ...... l '°' thoM 4,:IOO cattle tocttMr that I pro- bably had mou 1ut1 than bralnl," Belter Nld "Tbat waa oae bell ot 1 bunch of caw. ll atrttebed out nve or she ml&el ar Umea." Tbe blpttl problem wu &el· tmg permluion eo cro.1 private land then cuttin1 and repalr1na fences as the he'rd pa11ed lbrou8'1.Ma.Ud. aSll·U CllSWSD aaUleld-. taba.c.. ~Slit dae drive and worrted ..... M ulcer, but HNI tM nlD ... "'°"taMe. "I fell w .. ved ..... I IClt al IDC)9t .... at... Ille ...... "ll wou1'/ uv. eoet "' tll.• to 1hlp tbem a.ad I t11ured we 11ved •M>.• or •u.ooo ol lbal. "And we ma.Y bave aaved enouih ~to beat a •mall town." be , "becaGM tboM bla trucu don't 10 very far on a aallon o1 fuel." Be1ler Hid bl• steers lost eome Mlbt duriD1 tbe week· lone trelc. Out 1alned It back lD two days ' real at tbe stockyards "THE LABOa COST wa1 almost minimal," he said. "Everyone who went aJOog volunteeri!d for the privilege of dolnc lt. Of the 70 cowboys, 1 OO· A .. WI ........ Happy Presentation l'reator. Jenny Chessc. 10. far right. The other youngsters are Lorna Garrison. 10. Washington. D.C .. center. and Brian Owens. 10, Kingsport, Tenn ly paJd four ol them beca\IM they knew the country and 1 knew I tu.cl to bave lbem. ..Tbl Nit..,. 90lunteen wt.o ••re Uekled to deat.b lo be do6Jll lt," he aald. "I'd 1ue11 my ml· jor bpeml WU food," "ADd boole, a lot ol boOle" ln· terjected Chuck Bellman, a Wecota reneber wbo will bead t.bree am.aller drives tb.11 fall. ·'People w'ho 1teep out overnl&bt need a lot of aomeWA1 to keep them warm." Bellman plan.a lo drive about l ,000 catUe ea1t from their sum· mer puture near Seneca to bi.I ranch for the winter. ••THAT'S BECO•ING more frequent," he said. "Ten years ago, when the price of diesel wu much lower, you could afford to ship thele cattle around. Ma.t of the trucken didn't charge very much because they knew we were losin" mooey. "Now tbat we're lettlaa a lit, tie men for our !lvletoei, tMy 1 .. a frM to daatte ua a nus. mon too," be added. CaUle ...,.. MlliAI thl• .- for Ml to• per b..a...chNlpt, a fairly MtnleUM priee to IDU.1 cattlemen althou1b tacb raoeber bu a different break· even pcUat. "AT THAT PalCE, a ·liqle owner could make a fl5 profit per •teer. which la opposed to the $200 to USO lo11ea In 1975·11." said Rauacb, who be1ao two yean •IO tbe prac· lice of drtvtq b1a 500 cattle 20 miles home to b1a Hovea ranch. "It'• excitin1 for catUemen to aee thla," he said, "althou&b it's 1oln1 to take a rew t:.~ of mendina to recoup put . " ··nae caWe market la pretty lllod rilbt DOW,'' Alreed state Atrlculture Secretary Clint Robena. "But they're plaJinl cateb·UP ball rllbt "°", aDd every c..t tbey can aet ..,.. toward peytai baS ........... ALTBOVGB ••v•c• ntlmatet that uauportaUoe COit.i AN cmly 10 ...... of ... c:oet ol prc itwins a eow, tW.eam be Important la a ~ eom• petitlw ......at. Bellman'• partDer. for ID· stance. for two yean U. drlv. about 1,000 yearlla11 from pulu,. near ~ about • miles aorUlwe.t to Illa lloMD 'ruch. Bellman e1t1maled dM drtvtaa coat at ... Tbe eost ol .,...., would be nearly tz.MO eae t.lme. "On occasion, we ueed to drive them home when ft wun't am- ventent to ltt tbem OD t.be tnJcka," Bellman 1ald. ••aat now we're driving tbem all home -you don't have to tb1nlc twice toct.y." P UBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PlT8UC NOTICE PtJBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICt: ''*"' .~ f'ICTITIOUSllU\INEU NAME STATEMl'.Nf w (<,T COA'>f <0MM£(f t0N , .... 8oh • Ctwu Aw...,. .,unh"Q1011 8 .. < .. 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An .. ht•lm, C• Mr \null wit\ •~II 1ff1• Mr ~'~''°"' ndd ~n • "f'lf "'"'PIOy•·d 1n equipment c: on~truc tOt'\ 1n .. mo1oyfll'd <ontr•10f tn rn~ Pncwt'l•.11' ,,,.. lO"t Af'Ol'f __ , dr•tt tor more trt41n WJ ~'~· fO, Mdif"Y y .. ar\ ~Ur\111 'ed DY 1 \;On ,,..,, Uf" •ft\ el'°• vfl>l~r•n of WorlO l ., •• , Jt t Pf.'tf'I Prttt,wn of t-tuf't WIH I H,. ,, \41r'1111•M by PH\ w 1fp (Of If 1 n qt on 8 t 41 1 n. C • ft I ' o 1 w n c_. .. Of'QI r \ihuO of r_O'\ta M•w Qr .t n 0 f. 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'"" R•w u....m P•ul Strawn otilcl•llnQ Crem•l•on ,HIC FAMILY COLOHIAL FUHHAL HOMl 7801 Bolsa Ave Westminster 893-3525 •nO burl el 111 ~· f"" Nef)1une SO< •~IV 01 O••no" c.oumv. 01r11<to" SENtOa 0[ 981f SENIOR, re.Iden! Of C.o\te Me~. ca P••W<I •way on O<t-r 11, ltl9 Surviwf'd bV "'" ,,.,.,. .. JOfln C •nO P•mete 8 ~'°'of Or-. C.•. 1 brot,..f\ Jefl.-.y eflCI MICNNI 5eftl0r elld t .~ .... J.c-llM ~tor, lier or•nOmotlMtf F10<en<e Nlffl•lld 01 C•"•O• encl • •l•t•r·ln·••• e>onn• S...10< R-y wlll be r..:lt..t •I a 0 O•uo11ter C.•lll•IM M<KH Of ~Hf 8eotl'llMV. ""'" .... Se<Vl<tt Wiii be Nld °" F rlO•Y, O< tooer 2• "1' •t ttw P.,( 111( V~w ""°'tu•rv (~I •I I I 00 AM In 11<111 OI flow•" cootrobutton, may b" m 1U'tf' lo '""' J,itCk M cK•• Mt'mOrt.tl J.l#M "' (11tllf'r h 11'01 EA\.t r 4tifOt "•• bl.,O P•· dO•n1t (• Pd rt f 1f V+r-'lf Mor tu11r y NrwpOr t 9..,,.,,, d1rt-i '°'' NAVjl>NT I[ ANN[ C, HAVANT r~\IOHll of \,4'f\t• At'W ( .t p,."~ aw4y on 0< tot>f'r 7• 1•1' V'W'i " '"'"'"" ov htr \On lout\ O•uqnt.-r\ Henrtt~tt• r,~u,t••h Of rr•n<,.. J,.•~ °"'1'tk\ •"" Cl•.-t!t L--1 llOC1' OI ~ •n• C• 1\Qr_I.,..,,_., -IO'*•' 9r•n0< ~••O furwr .. w rvl(.,., w ill l>t "~"' on f rlOO •• I 00 PM •• ti•• P.Cllk Vl4tw C""'°'I wit" 1nterm.,,1 1m,.,.u•01••f'i1 toll(rwlit'IQ S.rvtCM ul'\def ,,,,. di'"' t1on of Smit" & f utf\llt Wnlc Ioli CMj)ol •- Deatlu Elsewhere NEW YORK CAP> Eleanor JlobaoA .Bel· mont, 99, a legendary grande dame of New York society who became the first woman boa rd membe r at the M etropolitao Opera , died Wednesday. 'Aafte VllW MIMOat.u. , .. K Cemltef'Y Monuarv Chapel AM followed bV ""'""of C"•l•ll... SAN DIEGO <AP> - burl•I •t '00 AM •• SI J N <"'"' Ret1"red Capt. Fraacil a. C.thOli< Olllrtll. C--on l'rl· 3600 Pae1f1c View Onve NewPOn Beach 644-2700 oo. O<tot>e• u . "" Gr•vn1c1e &oberta, 62, former com· -•i<•• WMI ..,,_ .. to:ao AM .. d r c b' p I t M•r11C1• ~Memor1e1 P•r11. 111 •\=·~ man· er o u 1 o n of 11owen cloMtlon• m,,., 11t n..cse"' Na~al Air Station in the on.le'• -"' ,... RffPIMMtmtr. P"'lll . d' d in inc., P.O. eorc 104, uoi-llff<"· C•. .. ppmes, 1e a mu Ptett.e aret11en Belt aroeaw•v h o 1 p i t a I S u n d a Y . Mortueryow~.. Roberti. an aviator# was To /ffarrw Brenda Va ccaro. Acade my Award nomioee Cor her _role in "Once I s Not Enough" a nd jazz mus ician Richie Cole h ave announced wedding plans . Council Mum VISALIA <AP> -The Visalia City Council has declared itself neutral on a growth control ad- visory measure for the community on the No· vember ballot . 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V•ttn, C•llf<>•'nl• ,.,.... II Menllt, ttn ...._, tt109 HlllllllltfOll llMOI, Cal ......... nMt Tllh ~ tt G-*I Dy Mon-Tiii• lllullMM k ~ lly Ml lfl.. 411VWuel 411•191111 ..__ 14 ~oA:H J-·· ...... Tlllt ....,._, -lllW wl111 W. Tllk ......_,. -9"M -.. c-ty Clotll fll Or .. c..MY tft Qc. C-y Clift .. Or ... Ctwlly Ill Oc· .... "·"" ...., u."" .,.. .,._ ~, .... 0r-. CMtt Oelty ....... ......... 0r...-c:... o.My ~ • Oll. 11,Hn...., t,t.1m 9'tt> O<t.tt.t._.Ne¥.1,I,..,. .... ,. ... /:,· .. II Whoopliik Coup Vattine Called E/fectitJe f:. Ban Soughl On Non,.solar Pool Heating SACRAMENTO (A~) -11lte California Energy Commiuioo . ~ baa tabn ~r preliminary • at.ep toward a ban on non-solar ~ bea~ on new swimmiq pool.a. ' ·· On a 4-0 vote Wednesday, the 1 : commiaaion ordered its staff to r conduct a aeriel ol bearinp and to draft propoeed refU,latiom by next March to add solar beating , requirements to state building ~ standards. IF ADOPTED, THE regula- tions would not affect uiltinC .. pool heating systema, com· misaioo spokeswoman Stephanie ' Bradfteld said. lnltead, the re· gulaUona would affect new pools and existing pools if a beating sntem ia added. . At the same time that it or- • dered drafting of new regula. tions, the commission continued . its suspension of an interim : solar policy. Tbe interim policy would re- quire every owner of a new pool to at least obt.ain comparative bids for solar and nattll'al gas beat ing systems, including fJ8timates ol the lifetime cost of each beatinC system. BUT THE INTEU• poUcy, ,. wh ich waa s u19ende d i m- : m ecUa&ef)t ~ its adoption lut 1 .:.. .hair. would not requlN any pool .. __.,.-.UIOlerlleatiq,or .. _ --W-wtall IOlal II the lldce ,. .............. u.........-.-. I ...................... . mucb more comprehensive ap. · proacb, that would mandate ·' IOlar water beatt.na for nm. ~ miDC pools, 0 Ila. Bradfteld Ml4. ... ... I • I INA pkatMm ef U. vaeelae ltMll. W80P P1NO COtJOB II a bl::~ coota1toua dlaeaae ca by a bact.erla. It la mott daft,._ amon1 cblldren un· .T I . ,,..,. an plawect by ftta ol ~ rouow..-by ·.:: las llltU• ol breath that Uke a whoop. UaW about • yun •to. the dlaeue wu a ltadint killer ol cbUdnn ln thia country. and It 1Ull la a major cawie ol death in A~WI ........ ADMfTS VIOLATIONS Joe South Singer Guilty Of Gun Charge ATLANTA (AP) -Country music alnger and entertainer Joe South bas pleaded guilty to two firearms violations in U.S. Diatrict Court. South, an Atlanta resident, en· tered the pleas to charges of possessing two Heckler and Koch .3(g.caliber auawt rifles. Tiie ehar1es were coatalned in an lndictment wbicb said it was We1al for South to possess the weac--beeame ol a coaric:tioD oa a dlM'p ot feklalou mart-Juw ta11 rr._Jnl910. U .a. DUtdet .Juqe Cbarlee Moye set no sentencing date for South •· wbo won two Gram· mt• iD Jl'IO for la1.a hit "Games People Play.•• WORLD OF CHANGING . • .. .. PRICES, SINGER PRICESH~ CHANGED TOO. While the cost of almost everything keeps getting higher, the cost of sewing with Singer is lower. Earlier this year, we dropped the regular price of this Stylist* machine $3().Now we're reducing it CS.v•loi*il oomrtee. Tbe ... ....... ltJ a doe· tor at the M.;ai C•w lor Dll· .... Control, CODeluditd "that lh• bemlHI .. •llfflDaUoa out- wel1h the rilb _. that tM MY· ln11 ouhNiO tM OOlta." But lt added that tbere '8 a Deed for ''de- velopment of a lall toaie Yac· dot." INWANTI NOW routinely re- ceive a aeries ot aboU that lm· munlle them qainat whopping cou1h, teta.Dua and dipbtberta. Rectally, eome docton have questioned the wtadom ol livini tbe whooping cou1b vaccine because ol the rare chance that the medicine will cause en· cepballtis, an inflammation ol the brain. ln Great Britain, where the controversy bu captured more attention. many parenta have stopped allowtq their cbildren to be lmmunbed. and there bas been more than a tenfold ln· crease in whooping cough. THE LATEST STUDY, direct· ed by Dr. Jeffrey P. Koplan of the center in Atlant a , was publiabed in today's New EnAland Journal of Medicine. • Immunization haan 't really erupted as a major controversy here," Koplan said in an ln· terview. "ln part we wanted to clear the air before it did." Side effects of the vaccine, though relatively rare, include convulsions. prolonged scream- ing, meningitis and encephalitis. Jn a Swedish study. the odds of developing encephalitis after vaccination were one in 170,000. T h e American doctors calculated that the cost of vac· cinating one million children and treating their side effects is $720,862. If the same number of tots were not vaccinated, it would cost $1.9 million to treat their whooping cough. WITHOUT AN immunization program. there would be 7.6 deaths from wbooplng cough for each milllon, compared with two deaths resulting from the vac· cine. In the United States, the fre- ol wbooplnl coulb bu dramatically aince tbe .... ..... roatme YaC· clDatklmbepa. Koplan a ald tile Natloaal Institutes of Health and r e· aearct.n ln other countrtee are worklq on a 1.. d~erou.a vaccine. Sf .. t'LIST MODEL543 , $40 more. So, for a limited time, you can buy it for S70 less than you could last year. It has a free-a rm, 6 built-in stitches, a built-in buttonholer and a front drop-in bobbin-features that help make sewing easier on a Singer* machine. And today, with the_ price of clothing skyrocketing, sewing makes more sense than ever. Because for fes s than half the cost of ready-to- wear, you can stay in style with Singer. 'A fr•ll·m··~··t n.. ~·n2r1Comp•nr r---------------------, 7 POINT TUNE-UP ONLY S9.95 1 I Make sure your machine is in top working order. Bring It to the Singer I I Stor~• along with this coupon, before November 3rd. Parts aren't I I included ln this special off er, but all these services are: I . Balance tension adlustment •Belt renston adJustment I • fabric handllna "'cdwusm adjustment •Winna Inspection I •• • Motor Inspection and lubrication •Machine lubricallon L . Threadlna mechanism cleaning ··Mc111roN1c1.,,~101Mm« ttMC• I ----~----------------· THE SINGER STORE WHERE SAVING IS ALWAYS IN STYLE.. • =--~0-= ""9i~ ....... ... , ··'-............. ... .. • &.111111- ~ <Met Gm 1111 • moddt Pttctt wl cmtll ,a-opitonJI,. PM'K!Pllltll de.aim ~.Ootobet25.1971 LEVI'S KMT SHIRTS ~ LeA's quallti/ In this short ~ lcntt shirt. Enainftred slrlpe ~In MIOrted colors. Sias S..~L ·XL: on .. for fllr\ dllJs ~ Regularly s11.so NOW $1299 DM.YPM.OT AJ7 BRITTANA .EANS LEVI'S ~ ON .EANS Choose from rtw...,ollheboofcu all c:offor'I MowlntofetlWffh~.AssooedSll)esandcolors jeen v.4th t-oewrr,ie flelcl\n ~ f,; Nlfuraf; In brushed denim and pr~ denim. ""-"' ""9i5t sizrs 28-. They're nw'-d dcMfl for 10 sizes 28·38; on sale for ten days on~ days on~ Regularly $20, $21, S26 Regularly Sl9·$22 NOW $1299-$1J99. $1699 NOW $1399-$1699 OUR TiiREE BIGGEST SBJJNG ACME BOOTS~ SALE lllere's only four d¥ to S&\le 25% on our three biggest selling Acme Boots. We've reduced prices on these popular styles un1tl Sunday. October 28. A.tallable in sizes 8· 120. Come in and see lhe resl of our great selection ol western boots Kegularly $54.95·$61 .95 NOW $4099-$4649 HPIM\llAN __ ~ PRINT SHIRTS Choose from an assortment ol beeuttful ~Ian shirts. In ~thefic fabrics.; on sale for 10 days ~~1ar1y s26 NOW $1699 . LEVI'S Bf.NDOVER PANTS Save on comfonable. casual 8endcMr pants. All cokn on sale. but only for I 0 days. Regutarly s23 NOW $1699 PRINT FASHION TOPS Pr~ printed !.ouses in po~/cotton blends. On sale for 10 days on~. Regulary S 17 ,,,.,,...._,NOW $1399 Open ltfon-FJ'f 10-9:30. Sat 10-7, Sun 10-6 ODAllD 200 £ap/onode Drive, al The btJJanocJe lbopping CfN/ter. 805/485-0606 ANAHElN 2636 W Lo Palma juaJ WMI o/'Mogno/ia. 1141527-3503 ORANGE 789 S 7l.&ltJn A ve, ~tin at the Garden Grove Fwy. 7141639-1791 SAlffA ANA 3430 S Bnsto/ Ave, lf..rmJe norlh of South Coast Plozo. 7141957-8100 MISSION YIEJO 25252 Mc/ntyre; San Diego Fwy, Lo Paz exit 7 l 41586-6100 WESTMJHSTER 15412 Golden west St, nextto Golden West College. 7 J 41898-554 r HUNTING10NIF.ACH /Olli AdomsAYe, Broolcbunt&Adorn, 7141964-3323 SHDINAN OAKS 4520 Van Nuys Blvd, next to Hughe. Market 2131783·251 J NORJ'HIUDGE J9320Notdholf St; Tampa& Nordhol(, ocrosslromNonhrldgePlazo. 2131993.7097 CDUU10SIABTESIA 18600 Gridley St, ocrotl3 /rom Lot Cerrito. Center, 2131924-8883 PASADDIA 36liOE Fooll11ll 8Jvd, Ra.meod & Footlull. 2131578-1692 ~ 22724 Hawthorne BJwJ, J,4.mJJe eoutb of Del Amo Ft»Juon Square. 2131373-7394 'I STORE HOURS: Mon.-Frt. 10 A.M. • 9 P.M. "• S•t. 10 A.M ... 8 P.M. Sun. 12 Noon -5 P.M. FURNIDlAE LOOSE PILLOW BACK SOFA Cotton floral print on cream background ( 1 only) reg.~ NOW '249 LOOSE PILLOW BACK SOFA Cotton floral print, white on bk.'8. (1 only) reg. $599 NOW 1299 FLORAL PRINT SOFA Brown and gold velvet. 1 only reg. s399 NOW •199 ~ FLORAL PRINT NYLON Rust and gold. (1 only) O, ieg.$549 NOW•274 .. , .~·. WOOD TRIM SOFA w Rust cofor vinyl (1 only) ;~' reg. $399 NOW •199 .... EARLY AMERICAN 3 PC. SET '0 Sofa. love seat and chair. t> (1 only) ~· '•' reg. $1297 NOW S647 ~·i , Save 50°/o on Salem ., ~~~~~4 only> Now 299.50 '. . ~~~~:r (2 only) Now 174.50 ~~~J~9(3 only) Now 139.50 Ottoman (2 o n1y> N 59 50 reg. $119 OW • Love Seat <2 only) N 274 50 reg. $549 OW • Your Choice 99.50 Cocktail table c2 onry> End table c2 only) Corner table (2 only) reg. $199 Carpet Remr.ants 6x9 reg. 49 95 Bx12 reg. 89.95 12x15reg. 129.95 NOW 19.99 NOW49.99 NOW66.99 FASHION FABRIC Fall Wamsutta reg. 2 .49-3.49 Now 1.24-1.74 yd. Selected Polyester Fabric 60" wide reg .. 3 .99 Now 1.66 yd. Selected Poly/Rayon Prints reg. 2.99 Now 1.49 yd. ., '!~:.:n Boucl'Now 1.49 yd. ~ ·' 50°k off Remnants 50°/o off . ......-.. -.......--.. -· ~. ·---- -U>~PeAAey· 58/5.D ·SALE· LINENS Quilted Bedsprread reg. S41..ss2 Now 20.50-'26 Bedsklrta reg. 9.99-11.ee Now 4 .99-5.99 Piiiow Shams reg. s12 Now se Assorted Drapes reg.$33 Now16.50 reg. S45 Now 22.50 Assorted Bath Towels reg. 3.50 Now 1. 75 Washclothes reg.1.50 Now75C Bathroom Carpet reg. s14-$30 Now s7 .s15 Toilet Seats reg. $10-$65 Now S5-32.50 HOUSEWARES "Colorado" 7 pc. Cookware Set. Porcelai n on steel. ~:~~~~~· Now 39.99 Christmas Cookie Cutters reg s~ Now 35c MEN'S Man Mates Men ·s short sleeve shirt. Assorted colors and eizes. reg. $11 Men's Shirt Nows.so • 2 pocket sis shirt with shoulder tabs. reg $15 Now 7.50 Men's Long Points and Unpacked Dress Shirts reg. 4.99-$12 Now 2.50-56 Men's T-shirts with Hawaiian prints. N 6 50 reg. $13 OW • Riviera Shirts Assorted colors and sizes reg. $12 Now'6 Men's Ski Sweaters reg. s18 Now 8.99 50°/o off Men's Name Brand Wallets and Travel Kits. AUTOMOTIVE Save50% AM/FM Stereo Radio with 8 track. eov·s Boy's Sweaters various stytes No~ 4•99 orig. $10 w Boy's Polyester Slacks orig. s11-s12 Now 5.50-'6 Boy's Woven Dress Shirts Varfous stytes and colors reg. sg..s10 Now 4.50-4.99 WOMEN'S ACCESSORIES Assorted Print Scarves reg.$3 Now1.50 Belts (3 per box) reg .$~ Now2.50 Metallic Oblong Belt reg. s5 Now 2.50 Knit Ski Cap reg $2 Nows11 Close Out Assorted Sunglasses req $6-$9 Now 2 .99 FINE JEWELRY 75°/o off Stone Ring selected styles orig $10-$150 LINGERIE Ladies Terry Loungers with novetty sayings. assorted colors and sizes reg. $18 Nowsg Ladles Criss-Cross Leotards. Solids and stripes. reg. $12 NowS.99 Ladles Nylon Halters Assorted colors and sizes. ' reg. 4.50 Now99c -Smooth N Shapely Briefer Cotton fined crotch, pink only. reg. 2.75 Now 1.37 SHOES orig. 129.99 Now 64.99 · · Closeout Men•s Leather Work Shoes. Scat Trac Competition Profile reg. s29432 Now 14.44 Closeout Men's Leather Casual Shoes. 60 & 70 Series Tires r Raised White Letters. Quantities Limited-F.E.T. Included Reg. SAVE NOW 070x14 45.ll 22.61 22.61 F70x14 49.54 24.77 24.n G70x14 51 .71 25.85 25.86 G70x15 52.lf 211.311 28.39 H70x15 56.00 28.00 28.00 B60x13 45.16 ~. il J 22.58 reg. $24 Women's Sandals Wedge soles. Nows12 reg. 14.99 I -. Now7.99 I • . . Sale.Starts Friday, Oct. 26 7- 10 A.M. WOMEN'S SaveSOO/o · F•ll Sweate1"Sale Jr. & mi8ey stytee. Cardigan and pullcMn in IOlida and stripe&. Otlg.$13-t2A Suede a Knit Jactmt Fall cotors. 2 Rylee. 1 Witt. hood. SM-(. I •. ·-- orig.~ Now9.99 Double Breasted Blazer Cardigan. Natutal. n.,y Md brown. Now 13.99 reg. 29.99 Misses Blouses Kashmtm waffle weave, long s'8eve sizes 5-M-l.. orig. $15 Now 7.50 Dressy Blouses poty s11k or crepe fabric in solid colors. ~;~~'s1s Now 3.99-9.99 Straight Skirt Poty gaberdine 1n black, winter white or rust. Sizes 5r'6 -13119 orig. $1 2 NowS.99 Jr. Slacks, 100% potyester gaberdine, no side seam. sizes 5-M·L Now 7 .99 orig $17 g,:•9.99 Leg;J .... ...... -.. ...... 50°/o off Women's Dresses 1 & 2 pc. styles 1n Jr & m1ssy h sizes Assorted fall fabncs orig. $22·$38 Special 18.88 Terry & Velour Dresses Contemporary styling. Jr. SIZ8S 5-13 Ms. sizes 8-14 GIRLS Girl's Print Smock T~ fize 4-& · teg. 6.SO Now 2.99 Glr11Brush Ywlll Jean . size 4-6x reg. S6 Now 2.99 Girl's Superwear Top Lac. trim. sim 4-6x reg. 5.50 Now 1.99 Girl's Corduroy Pant size 7·14 reg. s16 Now 5.99 Girl's Shirt Assortment size 1-14 Now 3.99 reg. $6 Girl's Suoerwear Top V-neck. size 1-14 reg. se Now 2.99 E60x14 54.66 21.: a:' 27.33 G60x14 59.99 ::i!B.' r.I ow. N L60x14 69.54 314., 34. rr G60x15 62.03 ;,,11 .Ul ;n.12 ~ Now, two great ways to charge! I'! FASHION ISLAND STORE ONLY l . ! • r ' t . OlillT ~Miff - COLUMBIA, S. C. <AP> -If tbe Unlvenlt.y ol SOatb C~ truateel ftre buketball Colida Frank lleGulre, u news reporta indicate tbey plan to •• tMy allo may have to come up wtda a new team. · All 14 team memben told tbe truatees Wednesday they will not play for anyone but llcGuire, South Carolina's coach for tbe past 1.5 years. "It is rumored that at the board of trustees meetine this Friday, Oct. 26, enougb voM:s will be received not to renew Frank McGuire's contract u bead baaeketball coach tmlea be agrees to take a job as vice president for pubUc relatiom next year," the team said la a statement. "The team unanimously agrees that if Coach McGuire is fired we will not play. ··oua TEAii IS ANGERED by the way the board of trustees have seemingly gone out of their way to e mbarrass Coach McGuire and demoralize our team on the eve of a season we know will be a highly s uccessful one," the statement said. DESPITE RISING TICKET PRICES. FANS ARE SUPPORTING SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA SPORTING EVENTS IN RECORD NUMBERS. Caplain Mike Doyle, who is· sued the statement on behalf of the team, lotd The Associated Press. '.'This was the team's idea. Our coach had nothing to do about it." Seal at Regular Priees? • Doyte said McGuire was told of the statement and "he 's real proud of us. He·s happy we're , Sport Is. Big Business and Guess Wlw Foots the Bill -You bebindhim." Columbia radio station WSCQ on Tuesday said McGuire bad rejected a demand by the uni· venity trustees that be asree By DAVE CUNNINGILUI °' .. ._... .......... Lat Odober a baseball fan '11· ,.... .. -for my prea .-a to _. World Seriea 1ame. I .. d's I. =-1Fi:T&;zV.ti Bowl and aimilar deala were woned ... tbe ~ ..... tD Aa•Mm ... th8 WorM 8ertea In Baltimore aacl PtUabur&IL •UT .O&GET the acalpera. Even pa1ln1 re1ular prices, fm abelled out an eattmated ta million last year to 1ee pro sportine events in California 'a metropolitan areas. That figure , dug up by California Business maguine, doeln't include milllooa more •peat oa eolle1e and other ....... ...u. CJearb', ..-t la .._ baa•awr. ..._ af:m Ila~ Jolm ............. ..... .., .... . t!IMte trae,.. be .... "t ldddblg. ....... wlll probabl)' make ... mllUoD o.er the aen 20 years from tbe Rama. n.e city getr a pereeatqe from Ueketa, CODcel9iom md partdna. DBVELOPllENTS •ADE in conjunction with tbe Rams' move, aucb u a new hotel, sbop. plng center and office buildinp, figure to add $13 million to city coffenoverthefint twodecades. Who foota the bill? Who pays out all that money whieb makes sport such a bl& tM.mineu? You do . Despite tbe •k~rocket1n1 •alarie9 "' alb...... ..... pro h'l'•tc II llltl•tobe ....... ...... I u .......... tit. Even tbe Oakland A'a and Toroeto Bhae JQS, equal eall&tin- den far tbe wont reeord In ma- jor leape bueball tbia aeuon, are in tbe black. · A RECENT ArnCLE in the Profeuional Sports Journal de- tailed bow the braim of tbe Blue Jays orpniution manated to make It one of tbe most proftta· ble in bueball. Toronto bas proven that win- ning im't eYeryUiiq. ll helps, but making a profit la far more important. 1'be Doctaen, deapite t.beir wont CllHbe.fWd -In 10 yeU8, drew J .. mlJMoe fW md raabdlfo.lla1S'll ..... ...._ ...... 0 II 'nle Angela, wttlt a sllptly •mailer •tadlum located in a allpUy ........ popalatloa area, drew 2.5 m•Dlon fw. AT A TW.ra;.u. Aqel pine, the averqe fan will apmd more than ti for ticket. parting and conceuiofta. By buying the cheapest seats available and cuttin1 out food and programs, a family of four must still spend '9.50 to watch the Angela play. And tbal's about the best buy in Southern California gporta. At the upper end of t.be spec- trum are die llama aacl USC football •• ,,,.., ........ a f~ of four m•t e"94I at lieut ,._ ........ far tldEMa ... ..,... .. . IF 'l'llAT 8AllE fam.ily ...._ more expeaalve aeata ••d apraa1 for a pro1ram. aoft drinb and bot does. tbe total would nm more tb8D •· Like inflation, the price ol t. ing a fan'\is splraliaa ever up- ward. Two years ago you could buy the best seat in the Forum to watch the Lakers for $8.75. To- day it's $10 .. by Friday to step-down· .. coech and accept a public relMiana jab at1111ealll"'*1. •e&maa MID 'h11lil!J' M ~ ........ ,,.. ......... , Mnr.1. ...... 111111& ...... -to eoadl at least throap nnt a.ea.son. UnJ~~James B. Bolda--aa6d U.. ..._.. cut report .... baed on ••m- foUDded rumor,'' aad uwtees chairman R. Markley l>ean1s said the board bad iaaued DO "ul-I timatwm" to McGuire. What Do You Get for Your Sports Dollar? Until 1975, you could see a Dodger game for Sl.50. The most you could possibly pay for a field·level box was $3.SO. Today it's $4.SO. wltb general ati- missioo selling at $2. A Columbia newspaper report- ed Wednesday that McGuire turned down tbe trustees' offer of a $75,QOO.a.year job u special assist.ant to Holderman. Accord· ing to 1be State, McGuire also was told he could conduct bask~tbaJI camps at the uni· versity's Columbia and Conway campuses and could receive profits from lh<>se ventures. $10 •.Missouri Hit With Penalty Estimated Cost for Family of Four To Attend Sports Events <Concessions Not Included) Prie• IDetude Part1111 Feee. U Any· Tieteta Are the Lowest Rqular Prices Available $20 $50 SUllE, IT COSTS more to run a franchise than ever before. But the difference is apparenUy being borne by fans. not the owners. As previously mentioned. pro· fessional teams reaped $63 million in tickets alone last year, but their total revenues were c&oser lo SlSO million, ac· cording to the California Busi· ness periodical. That's when you add all the a uxiliar) sources of income such as parking, food, programs and souvenirs. NOT EVERY SPORTS franchise Is an instant gold mine. Here's a list or reeent l<>Mrs in Southern California: Southern California Sun, Anaheim Amigos, LA Stars. Orange County Stars, LA Sharks, LA Strings and lbe Anaheim Oranges. They represent football , basketball, hockey, tennis and volleyball teams which folded. As Bruce Wat.son saJd in bis California Business article· ··current investment prospects are somewhat riskier than in the early 19'708, but the Calif()mia sports boom that began 20 ~ears ago shows no slps of stopptnc." Doyle said be wrote the state· ment because "I wanted every· body lo know about this. The team is confused over this. We're behind Coach 1.000 per· cent.·· Lakers Trade Carr to Cavs LOS ANGELES (AP) -Both Los Angeles Lakers' Coach Jack McKinney and Cleveland's Jim· my Rodgers, the Cavaliers' player personnel director, agree that forward Kenny Carr bas potential that may be realized with more playing time. Carr, traded by the Laken to Cleveland on Wednesday for two future draft choices, bad been playing tiWe for Los Angeles this National Basketball As- sociation season. The 6-9 former North Carolina Slate star is ex· pected to eet a better chance with lbe Cavalien. "Kenny CUT needs a cbance to play and mlCbt become a very good NBA player," said McKln· ney. ••But bis chances of playt.nc a lot of minutes with lbe Lakers were reduced." Billy Martin Gets Into Another Fight BLOOJOlllGTON, Minn. (AP)-IWly Martin, tbe fellty mana1er ol the New Yort-Y--.., Sot into a ftlbt lD a batel lobn .... ~ nlPt ....... °"" an llllaals mu'1 lip, MDdial fdm to a bo9pltlll. aeeanllq tlD • Pollee Nit. J01e1119W.o.,er,a.o1•WdneMre Ill., •• ,.. ...... frvm ............ 1 after• tut wu aUeW ap, pelee aald. •All'llN, Q. BAI USN told bJ the v.-.. tbat be would haft to be cm Ida '91tll •aw.rlfbewam.dto.._lallJob. ,.... ,......, DlPt ftllat -.... m tlle ....., ol Ole L'llotel de l'rw. in ........... Police •ail. A nport by AIM L. 11)«'1 ol IM -.1 lleW'ttJ air Mid Cooter' .... ta. 80 FllnMIW 8oulMale HOlpltal ID IDllM, ........... tf toot JI tlD • 111te11111 to elOle bla Up. •· Blclomlutoo police, wbo were called to the botef about midnllbt 'l\le9day, re- ponecl tbat Cooper aahf be WU struck by •artm. bat ,.... to rue mar.-. n WAI NOi' KNOWN wbat predpet- ed tlM tDelcllnl.. llJ .. ' l'efOlt laid tlM ft,a.l WU wit· MINd bf 8te'fe llollud, 1 bellman, wbo r'lf\aMd to comment. llywa Nici be did ... tM lnetdeDt. .,.,.... WM not Hailable foe' com· m..tWdmdaJ. A 1tatement l11ued by a Yaakff •Poknman for club owner Geor1e 9WIDlll_. Mid: !'Jt toe* me COCD· plete(J by 1..,,.U.. I'm upMt bat I doa 't be•• all Ute f aetl Jet. Billy promiled metbatbe w.dd Mt_,... in aa1 more n,tau. but I ea make no fmtMr 1tate1Mnt 1lllttl I baw all the f1ctl." ,. llYSU' asPOaT SAID than an eyewltneu alle1ed tbat Martin and Cooper b8d mlMle 1101De sort of bet. Both llartln ..t Cooper dleeked out ol the ............ ..,. Barteader Dennia Halvonon aaid Martha aad a friend, Twin Cities i.taunat OWDer Howard WOQI, en- tered tbe bar It the Hotel de 1'raDce about lO:IOp.m. T\Mllday. woaa told tlM St. Paul Pioneer fresa that t1'0 mm apprMCbed llartiJl. who bad belll alpln1 a few autocrapba, aad be1an talklnc. WONG. WBO MD 8SEN pbeuut buntlDI wUb lluttn lD Soutb Dakota for four claJ!\ lakl be became -.rn••d ln conv ........ with one man and dkln't notice tlaat Muttn and tbe otber man h..S ........ out.tide. ~ Halvonon said that Martin did not · appear to be intoxicated, but that be , and Cooper bad a "disagreement" after dlacmalq bueball. Woq, a clole friend of Vartln's, nid ' be IMftr aaw a filbt, but beard a eo.n-motion and aaw Cobpel' bleldlna from tlae mouth. Lut Nov. 10, Martin, wbo bu bM a tons cueer of brawls on and off the field, =Ray Ha1ar. a aeDo 1porta writer an iateniew. TllAT INCIDENT put llartin'1 ,.._.. in doubt• a Yankee maDqll'. llMtiD had been due to come beet u Yanbe man...-in ~. but toot .._. Mrller than WM apeeted wben M JAmDD ... ftred la J-.. lAmOD .......... named Yank• manatw wben llutln quJt In mldleuon of W1I. \.' i . • .-• i'l'M ............ 1>1 far .... • • • •11!t ........ eombla tlerb ta 1M camNID at tM ..... o1 t» use,...., .... ~alDlt eomm..at1 toUqe eom-... u.. ~ RUlden ba" nm atf 35 ltra1Pl over a two-year ..... i ~·1 ... vwy p&eued Wltb OW' ~uat•r·att.act. •• aaya Coach :rom llenllilUd. "but I'm aUll • coeeerned about our ment.al m.la· .:.tall .. OD def .... "Ov..U, ll I wve ratlq ow tlda OD a to polal acale, I would •l• tbem a HYH alUaoqb .... ~ preU.y •• u ... OD tbe .._ Kbool ftoDt, Foua· tala Valley remained undefeat.d and OG a colUlloa COUJ'M with Newport Harbor la s-.oaet Lea1ue action with a 17·7 trt.-pb owr Weetmwter and BdiMe'a Cbarsen edced Hunt· lqtolaBMda,JO.t. Todd Sider and Steve VJc· --......... four.,... for ta.. Ylctalioul rv Barona who are M ID Jeque play and lJ.3 4"9rall for tbe eurteDt cam· &Pats~ Tiie ..,_.face Newport ... xi..-1aa.,_..,.,..,... Part C••ell, Pan Claeerleader ;:.:•aoe '• Cbar1•n went ln , M 8t ba!ftime, tlMa beJd to clefat Hmdlnstoa Beach H Tim Sbleld9 •cored three .. ~tor tlae ridan. It seems one of the hardest things for a basketball coach to do is remain seated during a game. Laker Coach Jack McKinney himself prefers kneel· ing aJoog the sideline, a vantage which allows him to relay instructions to the players on the court. He found tim~ Tuesday to abo direct the Forum '"OOting sect.ion, standing up to applaud a good play or raising his hands triumphantly to acknowledge an outstanding one With the Lakers off to a 4-2 st.art. he 's obviously going to have a lot to cheer about this year. A Capsule Report From the World of Sports Official Beer of Olympics? Bod~eiser~ for $10 Million From AP Dispatches LOS ANGELES -AnbeuMr·Buech IDc. baa • ,.,..., Hout tlO mu"-for tta Budweiaer brand &o corner U. beer franebJM for the US. Summer OlymP6cs here, aourc:. aald Wednesday. The contract between the Los Angeles Olympic Organiz. ing Committee and Anheuser-Busch bas not yet been silJ)ed, but the brewer outbid the brewers of Millers, Coors and Schlitz brands in the competition, one source who asked not to be identified told The Associated Press. Budweiser will have exclusive rights to use the Los Angeles Olympics emblem and to identify itself as an official sponsor. The LAOOC is in the midst of negouating a number of commercial contracts for Ucenaing and mercbandlaing rights. Previously, only Coca-Cola Co., whicb paid a reported SlS mllllon, bad been named as a spon.or. The k>cal committee bu set a soa.l of $116 mlllioo for 1ucb iDc:ome u part of the plan to make the 1984 Summer Games financially independent. -------q..i~ ol dw Da9----- I.AUi~ 1 ... ,,.r Prepeb Plstoa• Veteran center Bob Luier hit a abort jumper m with e ight secoods to play to ve the Detroit Platons a 104-103 comeback vf ctory over the Washington Bullets in a National Basketball A$-· sociation game Wednesday night. James McElroy led tht Pistons with 33 points ... Cedric: Maxwell dropped in twc free throws with six secoods Jett to lift the Boston Celtics pa.st Houston, 100-99 .. ·. Kermit Waahl.ngtoa sank two fouJ shot! with 17 seconds remaining and then ensured Portland's eighth straight v1ctory by blocking David Tbompeoa'a shot to ga ve the Trail Blazers ao 88-87 wio over Denver. a. Brewer of Portland wu the game's leading scorer with 20 points . .. J8di -... ud GM WW&a .. botb aCOl"ed 11 pol.Db ud Wllllama bad 10 U · alata u the SeatUe Su~r6aalca t.:eaed to a 105·92 victory over the Kanau City Kings . . . Dan llouclllekJ and,,.._ DNw each poured in 31 POints to PQwer the uuou Atlanta Hawks past Cleveland, 128-118 JuJ.Jas Erving scored 17 o( his 25 POiots in the serond half as the unbcateo Philadelphia 76ers scored their slXtb vi<'· tory by downing the Indiana Pacers, 132· J 10. Three other Philadelphia players scored at least 20 POtnts : &eve Mb, who made 16 of bis 23 ln tbe fourth quarter: Doug Colllu with 22 : and Bobby JOHS with 20 . lapaw Clt91t' .. • 'U 0 .. •P~• Tbe industrial city ol Na,oya, Japan, which • bu ambitions to boat the 19 Summer Olympic Games, will get a jump on lta rival.a Friday by tak- ing leaden of the lotematioea.l Olympic Comm.It· Dloaae Line Scoring Machine Soaring for Kings LOS ANG~ (AP> -The Lo• Aoaelea lUoc• · liot> of Marcel Dklane. Dave Tay* and Charlie ,stmmer bu ..._ U · t.a••.., ..... u ...... ,_ .. ........ .__ .... ........ Umea-... .. Tb• bi& teams will put cbecken oa us," moa..ne said Wednesday naabt after the Kings' 5-3 victory over the Wasbuictoo Capitals "So we ottd more scoruig elsewhere We oeed mort> scoring from o~r h.nes.·· AGAINST THE CAPS. however. thf' D1oone Taylor· s.lmmer liDe wu plenty ~ bad two &Oa1a &Dd two umts. Taylor a&o aeored twice. and Sim mer tallled t.k other Le» Ancea. goal aDd notched an u- alat. yet.' Dionne ~untlnued .-"W~ have the talent, but we're not olayina as a le:1m yet " TA YLOll aa0KS A S.3 dead- ._ wD .. Cai*•'8 M 1:M of U.. ftaal period •h•• 1M def1eded a drtve b)' defeuemm Dou1 Halward past goalie Wayne Stephenson Dionne's eighth goal of tht! season. his sixth in two games. came on an open goaJ with rune seeond.s 1en to play ··rt was a big win ... said K ings CoaC'h Bob Berry "We had a tough roi.d lnp and U..e guy!I showed a lot or heart hang· ing 1n there in a real tough gamt> .. -~-S&eft .,..w .. , wbO serves as tbe mucot for tbe F1CbtiDI lrlab of Notre Dame University: "Beinl a leprechaun wa1 not • goal of mine. It was Jut tee on a tour of lta aporta site ... The Executive Board at the Olympic Committee la alleaecDY preaaurtai Taiwan to change ita name and Oas ii tt wanta to cont.lnae compettnc in the Olympic Games . . . A...w Palmer •cored a rec:of'd five-under-par 87 a.nd led the United Statee to Yictory over Europe Wednelday lo a two-cSq iJlteroatioaal ,olf toc&l'1Y· meat at Venice, Italy ..•. ~ W,.._, wbmer-of \b&a year's LA Open, ft.red a 1ilMmder·pe.r •for• one-atrote lead In the firllt round of the Bridceatooe •olf tounwneat at Chiba, Japan. . .Roman.tao l.)'1DDUt N .... V.•Med pnwed she will be a favorite ln tbe 19"1'1 World Cbampiouhlpe by scor- ing 79.30 out of a poulble IO poj.nta in a competltioll .W. Norwa)' ... Tbe United States team at the lntettc>ntJnentaJ CUp baseball tournament lo Havana will bave to settle for no better than a Ue for seeond now, bavin1losttoJapan12-4 OG Wednesday. Tbeir line bu provided rt of the 39 aoab the Kinp. 4-3-l, ba ve teand lids MVOO. It WU L06 An~eles . first VlC· t.ory over W uiungton an the past f1vt" mfttmp. and first againat Car-· IQahe W11pe &epbenson in hia last 12 stub a1ain1t them f f • , IO"', . , . .. l ' . ;. . ~ something I fell into." . Sellla99 Perre•ldt Pare Pe.pl•• Buffalo'• ale 8ellbl& acond two IOala and GU &iii Peneatdt added bia seventh of the year and picked ' u~ two uai8ta a.a the Sabres wblpped the Pitta-bw'sh Peaautna. 7-3, ln Natiooal Hockey Leacue action Wec1Deac1ay mgbt. 1t wu tile Sabres' fir'lt replar aeuoo victory over Pittabursb alnce Karch, 1976 lo • streak that lawlved 14 games ... Ted hUey scored three goals and ..._, S........ recorded bla l8tb NIU.. shutout u the Cb.lcaeo Bladt Hawks beat tbe expamioo Wlnnipe1 Jets, 4-0 . . • Al ..... •oal just 1; 20 from the end of the e•m• lifted the Hartfor'd Whalen lnto a 2·2 tie witb the Quebec Nontiques. •••• 1t'••t• Om •I C~elaatl Veteran outfielder Bobb7 Boffa told the •. Clevebnd Indlam Wedneaday that be was exercia· inC b1I rtabl to be traded t.o another team . . . In another move, the lndlana aaked waJven on pitcher Paal ac.cMI fort.be parpoae of giving bim h1a un- COGditioul release . . . Tbe Houston Altroa bave obtained a state dlatrlct court order restraUd.nC outfielder .roee Cna from declarin& bis f1'ff agency status and deQY1ni that be bu a ecmtract agreement with the National Leape team. Tbe Altroa are coateadi.ng that Crul aiped a new contract Wt June wfaleh binds b1m t.o the team until 1llC .•. Veteran catcher ... ..._ bu alped a new, lour-year contract with tbe Pblladelpbla Phllli• . . . The Seattle Mariners bave been told bJ die 11.-Leape Players AsaociaUoo that WWle --. tbelr star dellpated bitter, bu submitted h1I name for tbe Nov. 2 re-entry draft . .. Tele.,lslea. B•dle Followtno are the m8Jor sports events on TV tonlc;itit . Rat• lngs are: " " " " excellent: " .t " worth watch I no ; " .t fair ; .t forget It. 8 p.m., Channel 7 { { { ./ NFL FOOTBALL: San OMQoat()akl~. Announcers: Frank Gifford, Howard COsell and Doft . Me redith . The San DleQO Chargws ( .. 2) and coming off a big vk:lory over the Rams SUnday, tNd the American Cont.An<e WHt end will have Dan Fouts seeking his fourth straight ;ame with over 300 yards In passing. Oakland's KM Stabler had flw Intercepted as lhe New York Jets doWned the Rald«s, 28-19 Sunday. San Diego Is a 2Vl-PQlnt favorite. \ OTHER TELEVISION Horse Rac:lno -1oaay at ~nta Anita, 7:30 p.m., Channel S2. RADIO Football -San OleQO at OHiand, 6 p.m., KNX C1070); Anaheim vs. Troy, 7: 15 p.m., KOAJ (9'.3 FM). - "Tbe bJ t.o tbe at...:cea of our liDe IO far &I bard W'Ol°k. '' aa6d DlonH .. We're buncrF; we wut to IO out aDd play. lt'a a daaU-.e. becw the a.-.. pla1 are cbecttnc our llM. ''Tbe liDe bu • lot ol mom. tum now. but the t.am u a whole bu aot ~ tocatlllw ·•1 'l'BOVGn WS Pl.A YU well _,,...,. to wm ... aaicl diaap- po1oted Cap•' Coaelt Danny Beliale ... , t.t.>ucbt .. d•ened at leMt a pollll. I wu pleased wit.b ow effort. • ... ..., t.e.anl made some bta .. .._ tD the lut period. OllM,.._ .. tet • wiD or a lie, .. added BeU.le. wbGN lealh ia OOWl-$4. It's Offlelal! ABC Sigru Paet for 'J84 Game• NAGOYA, .l~pan <AP> - El1bteen moolhl of ftnanclu b11•"na eaded t.odaJ wttla t1ae ·••nlDI of a tl2S mtlllOD telev\lioa contnct for the 1111 Otymllk P1D11 ill Los~- ABC, wbiell wa awarclld tile American rtctm ud named• boet coordlnatilll broackalUnl authority for world teleriaion transmiuioo, ta paJlDI $100 mlllton for tbe rt1bt1 and 1uarantfflDI a further Sm mUUon to cover Los Anael• a1a1n1t loNM. Tbe c:oatnct WU aped beft, where t.be Ssecuti•e Board of ~ blteruUoUl Ol1mplCI Com· mtttee UOC> &I meettac. At a ceremoay nanted by tele'ril6oa cameru and rillled by D•••••D and preH pboto1· rapben tbe document wa11lped by P•\•r Veberrotb, ereaideat of th• Loa An1etn oriantanc Committee and Joba M artlll, ¥ift · pnaident of ABC· Sports. It waa counter·aicned by Lord Killaoln. prealdent of tbe IOC. wbicb baa to approve all televwao a.,-eemeott and tak• OM·third of the $100 million to earmm for belpin1 amateur sport around the world. Killanin said tbe Gamet wen aoiq to tbe teJevtaioD captt.al of tht> wortd ancs a lot ot moau wu involved . Walton Gang Still Rides Witliout Him H• added: ·'But J WOUid lib to remind everybody concerned that the Olympic Gamea are about athlew.. Whll• •llllinl w. eoata act ' would lib '° wt.16 all lood hd to all UM aw.tea t. ......... _____ __ wbo-Wt.U t. compet•91 \a Loa Altf!lleln .... " I Ceb9rroda ecbMd IU1lula'a wordl .. gjd: "Let .. tl'J to m*'• the Loa Aap .. o .... u.. .,_lat ..... .-..... ... Loe ......... ftllbt to .. u.. o.... bltaa ea 11 • ., 1111 aad b-. tn the beluee tor moetba bet .... UM city eould aot ...... wtllt die IOC oa ftDM. elal t"l'W6brut1 P'lftall1, uMt Ol1•11ie Otaner WU a ..... to allow a eepara&e or1..Um1 tom ...... towaMflDMaal obli1.U.. iDawed of dlle chy •tlffll. 1 ... FOOTBALL/SOCCER ~.~26.1171 DAILY "9L()T fla ·- ,,.,_,.....,... .... ,~ .. nl•I., Or•••• Ooaat area ........ :I:'' 'O& ..... -. o, aa. r;ar .. "" c..r. ..... et.a·~-(I) .......... ,...., -..~ llntll ,.._,_Pl• X llild (I) .. de- ...... C1P Claeral c.fww• "'1:6-oatala Velle1•1 Barona tl'Hel to W••••er .,...,.. tbe Uou, 4-2, atumpt to awtqe beatlnp ol 1•10. •11 -11.0 .............. ,..,.. TllS M.aONI, 0.1 lo W t.Aape actlioa ud t-1·1 overall. b1¥e bl two atra1'bt, wblle tbe Liou are oo a two-1-ame win· nln1 atreak. The aame 1tarta all • It'll .... i I .... ., W•t•.__., Elie,.,.....,,,.. ualMttMpullnaelFCMIMM Valln'I,,.. De IAca. WWt•ll'em bu r.w for• 1arda, wbUe f..4 •MIWrt.ek TOllllM'tOdda ........... ,-, t ....... .,..~, ...... VlelO~M David HanU hu compMwd .. of ti for eo• yard• for ............... De Loea. bad to nine c:ompletiona a1alD1t llarina, baa completed 58 of 110 for '"'.,kr ln all •A DEi, Orange Coun- ty's ~. 2 rated elnea and ala1b Garela's Stoek Skyroekets Good American Soccer Players A.re Hard to Find By EaN1E CABTIU.O °' .............. ,.... · ·=·.. Tbe market value of Poli Garcia :: bu gone up fut.er than the price ot • • oU this year ud it's not just because :· be was tbe American Soccer ... League's MVP. :, llore than being a good soccer : • player. the San .Juan Capistrano re1i· · dent la an American soccer player and that makes all the difference in the world when it comes time to talk contract. Because the North American Soc· ce! ~eague bas changed the m1n1mum number of North American starters from two to three, a lot of teams are interested in buy. ing Garcia's contract, especially the California Surf. • CONSIDERING THE ANAllEDI· based club had trouble fielding two American starters last year, it's no secret that acquiring the lilhtnine· quick striker from the California ~shine is high on the Surf's priority last Spons Mailbag "Tbere aren't tbat u:iany good American playen around ao tbe pre· miuma have obviously gone up," says Surf player~cb Peter Wall. "We're wortDna on lt. I don't tb.lnk the Sunlbine has been eager to do any hl•inna but now that the new rule la in, they'll start talking." Garcia is no stranger to Orange County either. He's played with the Sunshine for the past three years, a lime which has seen the franchise move from Santa Ana to Costa Mesa and finally to Torrance. WITH THE SUNSHINE con· templating a merger with the Los Angeles Skyhawks, Gar cia has become expe.ndable. And because be is young, exciting to w•tch ~ above all AmericJ,D, be could easlly fit into most any lineup be pleases: Even his S·9 size may prove to be more of an asset than a liability wtth the advent of the NASL Indoor League. "You have to commit yourself to a OCC Booster Upset Sporta F.ditor Jlo.-Carlaoa'• reeeat f..Uql •Pl•U. U..t rated ......_ lltala Sftoal'• footblllD a..m ....._ ..._ Golden West and Orange Coast does a tremeodoua disservice to all three ol thOM football teaJDS. It •a ooJ-fai r comparin& the Chargers with OCC and GWC; they're slmply not in the aame claaa. Edison bas an outstanding bigb school football team , but the Chargers couldn't come within three touchdowns or either OCC or GWC - nor should they be expected to! Fullerton drive. I 'd predict a M-14 PallertGD rout. ~ ... SCI'-bu • beUer , ............... ooc .... owc .. like saying Catalina ls better tban Rawall. Why make s uch a com- pariaoa? They're bot.b nice~ to viait, but tbey happen to be ln two very different leapea. Why not ~Y them both for what they are? SinceTely. Jl•CaneU e..&a•esa c..,ftWfle Critlriznl Sports F.ditor: I am writing in reference to your sports section of Sunday Oct. 21. aood American starter and tbeD plan around that," Wall says. "Otbenrile, you're just throwing thinp U'CKIDd. We're looking for that one Sood American player and Garcia fita the bill for me." ONE PUCE nGV&E being tossed around early by Sunshine preside.nt Robert Everakes was $75,000, a figure that scared a way a lot or potential buyers, Wall says. But even at $50,000, Garcia could be a 1ood deal. "Any American player who's good 1s like money in the ban1<." Wall says. Oddly enough, the Surf was ooe of t h e p I o n e e r s i .n N A S L ' s Americanization program two years ago. La.st year, however, the club ranked near the bottom in terms of minutes played by North American players. • THE WHOLE CONCEPT of g radually changing over from foreign -d ominate d t e ams to American ones has come under criticism from both sides. As Dan Counce. a former Surf player who played with Toronto la.st year says, "Tbe Americanization or soccer is a joke. ''Instead of the two-man rule bein& a minimum, it's become the upper limit,'' c.o.mce was quoted u aaylna last aeucn. "Tbe rest ol us ride tbe bencb ad pt more apllmen tban samem1 .. ,. .... .Nle~Qwc~aruk of tbe T•laa BoaO ~ ~ oee step fmt.bel'. ''N ASL d oesn 't m ean North American Soccer Lea1ue. It means Noa-Americm Soccer Leaiue." the naUve Cbicaso se>alie said. NATU&ALLY. THE SUBJSCT dominated the recent league meet- ings. While a move to keep tbe cur· r ent minimum at two American s tarters was turned down, tbe NASL's five-year plan to make all the clubs predominately American was alao scrutinll.ed. .. What's more important? Having Americans or the best team you can build?" says Bill Dawson, the Surf's new general manager. Vanguards Fwst Test For AIA WALNUT -Costa Mesa, Edison, Corona deJ Mar and University are a mong an 11· team field vying for the girls' team sweepstakes at the Mt. San AntonJo College cross CO\mtry invitational Friday with the crown to be decided at 3. Also oo the schedule is an in· dividual sweepstakes race. plus eight other varsity races among 17 races in all Others in the fteld for the team championship are Alemany, Carondelet or Concord, Moote C•ll 142-5178. Put a lew word• to work lor ou. Mi. SATUIDAYNDHT 0ct.21,a,... .ISACMW11t1 ,. ,., ...... Mel I(_,_ ....,., ,,..., w.&.y J--. .. .,,.,... r• 1m 1ni.11 ... 1m 1iu11•1 18300 Vt1mon1, Cioulena NO! IT'S NOT a Cadillac Yi>s we know " rooks like one II even drives like onf' Comfortable Quiet subtle elegance Now '' doesn 1 ha\li! a llttle geuO@ tflat tells you you ve QOI another thirty minutes to Qel to work bells oon t r1nQ when you open your <Wot btJt lh1s new 1980 GRANO PRIX costs thousands and thOusands ol 0011ars less too. ALAM MAGMOM PONTIAC Kerwin Bell is a s uper running back, but be hasn't been picking up his 190 yards per game against 24(). pound defensive tackles or 2~pound linebackers, such as the Pirates and Rustlers possess. He's been running against 200-pound tackles and 165- pound linebackers. Neither h as Edison's offensive or defensive lines come up against lines with the size and experience that the OCC and GWC lines possess. It's sheer folly to expect these high school players to be able to beat these two college clubs. Not including "Sports Break" or "Super Sport", or even "For The Record", you covered nothing but football with the small exception of two minute articles comprising a total of 13 inches by 2 inches. "We feel it's best to strive for the best team we can put on the field. We need to monitor the highest quality of soccer and present the best game possible rather than worry about bow many Americans we should add." Vista of San Diego, Newbury ------------------- . . .. ~· . It's not fair comparing high sc.bool teams with J C squads. Tbe local high 1cbool athletes are great, but 85 per· ceot of them aren't yet as good as their JC counterparts -and ooe or the big reasons is experience. Cer· talnly a player of Kerwin Bell's caliber could start right now for either OCC o r GWC, but football teams consist of 22 starting players. I sincerely doubt lf more than a ball dozen Edison players could start at this very moment for either OCC or GWC Last year we bad a taste of what happens when a high school team meets a JC squad, and the result 'waan't close. The South All-star basketball team, with ALL-STAR players representln1 12 different local high schools, acrimmqed the OCC team. The Pirates, who b.ap. peoed to be sb.J a couple of start.en that day, hammered high scboolen by 35 points. Carbon oorrecUy rat.es Fal.1ertoo Collep the belt team iA the county -with Edison a fanciful fourth. I've had Lbe pleuure of watdli.aa both teams play this year, and to rate them both on the same chart ls ridiculous. Were they to meet, the Chargers would have tremendoul dif. flcully s topping even a single I happen to run cross country and ran in the Orange County Cham· pionshipa yesterday <Sat.urday, Oct. 20) -this ~ ooe of the biggest meets of the year! Not only did you not have any write up on the meet (which you did last year), but you did not even have tbe resuJta in "For tbe Record" <by the way, the LA Times did>. Tbe bes t t ea m s in Southern California a r e from this area: Univer.sity, No. 6 ; Corona del Mar, No. 1; and Cost.a Mesa. These teams have many participators -CdM bas 80 girls and boys; Unlver.sity around 125; and Costa Mesa around 100. You have many eager readers whom you let down week aft.er week. I am r eally excited that Northeastern Louisiana (?) beat Fullerton State; I mean Nathan Johnaoo is my favorite football hero. Most Fullerton students could care less about bow their team lost. We want to read about bow our team just cleaned up in Orange County. You have five ( ! ) pages to wnte about sports and all you do ls write about college football. Not even one profeaalonal game was played. For the sake of accuracy, why don't you tiUe your five pa1ea "P'oot· ball" and insert a small, hopefully more than 13" by 2", section labeled "Other Sports .• " -Please, for the future, live other athletes a chance. A disgusted sports ( ?) ::: = co .......... Park . Saugus. Vista and Westlake. No More Recor~ Chenoweth Sticks to Racing SEATTLE t AP) -Dean Chenoweth, injured in a bad to break a mile straightaway speed record on Lake Washington. is going to continue unlimited hydroplane racing but doesn't want any part or any more mile record attempts, boat owner Bernie Llttle said Wednesday. Chenoweth, 42, of Tallahassee. Fla .. was traveling at more than 215 miles per hour Tuesday in the Miss Budweiser when it lost its propeller and flipped, the owner said. LITTLE APPEA&ED at a news conference at Harborview Medical Center in Seattle, with Cbenoweth's wife,. Kathi, and physician, Dr. Bob Adams. of Seattle. Chenoweth suffered ei1ht broken ribl and a small fracture of tbe pelvis on bis left side. He was not allowed to attend the news conference. "Dean told me be absolutely wants to bulJd a new boat and go racin1 next year," LitUe tald "U that's what be wants. thal'1 what we'll do. "BUT HE ALSO told me he didn't want to go after any more mile records. He said it was a completely different world after 180 <m ph). "I 'm slicking with him. Ir he said he wanted to bang It up now. then I'd probably hang it up with him. Unless he says ln a few years that be wants to go after the mile record again. this was my last mile run." Little, of Lakeland, Fla .. said Cbenoweth's hydroplane was a to tal loss and would cost between $125,000 and $135,000 to replace. The wrecka1e of the old boat will be bu.med, be added. CHENOWETH WAS about 100 yards into the record attempt when be ruppec1. The record is 200.419 mph, set in 1962 by Roy Duby in Mias U.S.A. "He wu 1oln1 in excess ol 215 <mph)," Little dedared. "It's s trictly up to Dean," Mrs . Chenoweth said when asked if she would object to her husband getting back in the cockpit. "U he decides that's what be wants. I'm 100 percent behind him .·· iaU-Falr Raelng Offers Reeord Purse __ A record purH baa beea _put tosether wtucb lDebadM aeartJ Sl.2 mllllon earmarked for the ~bred raeee alone ID tbe t.b1rd aabul Oraaae COUlltJ' Fall Fair meet· tna. Mt Nov. 7.32 at Loi Ala.mlt.ol. Eltbt tJlorouPbred, one appalbol• aad two quarter.bone racw are ......... eatb Pl'OlftUD, with .-i lime It ... a.dqwi1' takepleeetla .,. ...... wttb TMldaY .. tbeoely dar:td&y. jl A $50,000..added Oranae OountJ Handicap wW bllblllbt etOt ltak• 111c•. Wblcb belin wttb UM °""''"I day Oraue Cout baodloap and cloM witb tbe ~llvinl Day •cap. ... ol the ana'• iop joeh1a and tralDera will t» coaverlb\I on tbe Or..,.e Couat1 oval for Uie 1• da11 or ractna. Headlna tbe lilt wW be former na· Uonal ridlnl ~b.amp Cbrt.I llcCvron. veteran Donald P.i•rce, 4efendint cbamp6oo ll'ranll Ouvara, perennJal fair be~ Franclaco Mena and 17-year:(;d apprentice sensation Patrick Valemuela. Fonner Sula Anita and Hollywood Park trabd.DC leaden Bobby P'rankel and Gary J-.. wtJl be shlPDlnl part of their atablel to the Fall .,.a& and will be JolMd by tbe 1takel·ftlled D. Wayne Luku atable and bones from tb• bam1 of Joe llansl, lllke Mltcbell, Ed Ore11on and Bob Wheeler. I .. Fort.be ftnt Ume lo Or&n11 Oum· ty, tbe ,revoluUonary Tlmaavar Tote wacertn1 machines will be ernpld)ed, enabline fau to bet 8Q1 or all the raeee at any one Ume and to be· able to cub and waser at the same window. While moat of the attenUoo wtll be 011 tbe tborou1bbred1 , the quarterilone scbeudule lncludel the ftnt nalinC ol lbe Stl01000 <eltlrnat-ed> &cl lkarke llemonal P\lturtty, formerly the Pomona Futurity. ~Set-,,_., Career ~FJVigJit ! DATE: ni.n.. o~ 25"' TtMl: 7:30.t:OO P.M. 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TM UDUal btHkfut and eleeUoo of of· ftcera wtU be at Balboa Yacht Club s.mday momlnC. followed by lbe Commodores Apprecia- tion rate ln lJdo·14a Sund~ af. temoon ln the bay THE N08A ACTIVITIES are not the OGb •UractJoo to aailon I n Newport Harbor thh weekend. Bahl• Corinthian Yacht Club la ataatna ill annual Podolak Memorial match raei.DI series for Solln& Clua aloopc, starting today and continuin& throu.Ch Saturday and Sunday. Tbe event wlU feature 10 boat.a from the San Diego, Santa Barbara, Marina del Rey and Newport areaa racing lo two-boat matcbea similar to tbe Congressional Cup. Balboa Yacbt Club and the Lido-14 Aatoeiatioa wUI play boat to the blind Sawrday iD the annual race that featW"'n aallora NHL 1CMga1.~a ..... ..,OMfW9 w • .,,........ ' ~ Us.,.... ' 2~ ............ 1 '# ............. ~ I (utlf• . ...,,.I, It II ! lo. ......... Oloww 1 IGor ..... Kalw-1, IS II.. ...... ttlff -R-. WWI, •Of; '"""-'· LA, .09, Helllell, WaUI, J: M; 5,,...,_., Wei\ S 16, ~.LA. IJ•IO; Pk-.-. 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Hen'°" 1, --1, Whll"'°re, Wll-. ....... -.~ HIOHKMOCK. 14.w'" °'""~ We\lmlMWr 0 J 1 3-1 ,._IAln ve1i.-v • 1 1 •-11 ,_leln VAiiey K «ln9. £._ •. VIC· lotlno •. 0-y >. JofWl•lon J, o.,.,_,, ero<k,T_,..,. '"""'ONNn ECll'°" J S 0 l-10 """'~ llM<h 1 > 1 J-• E411Mfl ICorinQ. Mtlft, £,,_., 1, CX- 2, Ml'-t i. """"*'· J. ~ H11111t"91 ..... a<ll 1<orl119: WeMt •, """'"' ....,. J. M*llfl·. Misc. Weclft 11 dey'e TranaecUofte e&MUU. ----a.-e-CLEVll.ANO IHOIANS -Wal,.._ Peul •tvt<MI .... -. tor .... .,...._of ........ lllm hi• -..-4'ltlot1el r•luH. "'eceCI Weyll• ~. tint betem•n. 011 CIMlr Tec:OfN """'of.,,. Peclfk Coo t IA..,. l(AHSAS CITY ROYALS -Ne-Jim ,,.., 10 ,_.....,,.'""'In ltlO. MILWAUKl!I 9REWEll!> -Tr.OM L.aMe -~. pltc:Mf. lo tt>e K...,.1 Oty llloy111 lft nc ...... tor Kevin Giiien, out· 11 ..... TOROHTO &LUE J AYS H•-Denio Meftlle • <.Okh. Sold Oyer Mlllu, pilclltr. to t"9MOfltrMl£lf1IOI.. ..... Le .... CINCINNATI REOS -AcC!Uil'eCI Sfle-..,,,,. .... pltc;,.,, ,,_, 0.troll la ,...,...... ., ........ CINI tllM Mnt ()lamp ~ to tM Tl9fn- PHILA0t:LPHIA PHILLIES -S+ped ... 9-,'*-, lo,_. . .,. .. c ... r«I. UllC•TtaALL ................ .._ ....... LOS ANGELES LAkERS -Tredff IC.- "' C.rr. !«werel, to Clew•-tor -C.Yellan MCGlllfl ,_,.,Or.it Pkkl lfl "'° aft41"91. HIW JtlltKY HEU -Aellv.._. 9eb El· I ... I. Uft ... .fwwen:I. I rom IN l11jwred HR. Pieced Clltl ....,_, 1-Al'CI, Oft Ille Ill 1""4 llSI. from tbl Braille lDIUtut. AWal wtth a liOted CNW. On Increase NSWPOaT llA&BOa Yacbt Club will feature Sabot •al.Ion under 18 yean ol aae 1a.J..Uni iD tbe annual aeries for the f\oy McCullough Trophy oo Saturday and Sunday. "L , . Martin action appears to a.. plckina up agalD aeeot'd· tne .to report.a from tbf Balboa Anlbal Club . Club ,eeretary Helen Smith welabed ln two mon marlin this week u ADdy (,'run naO'ed a 151-pounMI'. Performance Hand.leap Rac· ina Fleet (PHRF) sailors lD the Dana Point area wUI have a buly Sunday In tbe first race of Caplatrano Bay Yacht Club's Mlaaioo Series. Crean· api.kebill bit a lure iD tbe area ol tbe Dome oft San Clemente Island. Polly Gillen ot Newport wellbed iD a 19' pounder last week. The champion ocean raciD& crew will be det.ermlDed at Los Aneeles Yacht Club Saturday and Sunday when the t/OPhY winDen frocn a1I the major off. 1bore aeries tbla aeuoo meet for a abowdown. The cbam· piOtUbip aeries will be sailed in conjunction with the third and final race of LA YC's Harbor Series. 1be~ will be one race Saturd~ and two Sunday. Wat.er conditions tappear to be lmprovtn1 u seu have calmed down a bit oo the outa!de and more marlin are be· ing spotted daily by the very few boata that are worttDc area waten. Some marlin are al.lo bein1 cau.&bt olf La Jolla approximately 20 mllea off the beach at a &eadlq of 295 decrees . TO DATE m MA&UN bave been weiihed in at tbe BAC and of that t.cq.I 42 bave been tailed and reJeaaed to fllbt another day. There have allo been ftve broadbW landed this year on rod and reel -It Juat hasn't been a good year for swordfish. Southern California Yachting Asaoclatioo calendar: The largest marlin caupt lo local wet.en th.la year was a 344 pounder caupt by St.eve Loros ol Costa llen and the smallest marlin weiped in wu cauaht by Endno angler Argyle Nelson. It weighed • pounds. Both were caught ln Aucmt. · u.ner ....,..._., loa ........... V-Ct.--H..-Mr 5-r .. t. ~v; ~ •eclf\t ~P. Setw· dey,S-.,. Al--....,Ye<M~-H•I'-~ ,_.,..., '""" SMuf'My, lutlNy. Many b61 came fl.a· bermen are now start· lng to coocentrat.e on Mexlcao watera as OlJ'IJJ(J(JflS CetlflllO 8Mch YedOI OYb -, • ., ..,._._ ~ Cley. most reeorta bave re· $M1 eeec-Yecllt 0.--Otoffltv o.l'- ($Meol, ~I~; S.llonr«•, ~, . ........... ..., opened and flshlnl is rated pod. Wbit.91 at ~ -..Ce YAO!! 0.--S....A M9fkA ..., a.-......... w.w.r,, $41Mey • An1len Cent.er in Newport Be.ad nporta that ftlblnl pre1- sure la oa the lilbl aide, but a fair number of lllllfta& ba" been laaded um mmdb. ..... ~~o. 0.-llltMC... .. "-S.U-..~ . ........ Ml ..... ..., Y«ht CIW -H ........ "--ltac• .... 0... .... -...1....,, ,,_.,, '-l-... 0c ........ Ytcftt 0.. -U-Cltellll, '-'"' Nl'; '"-lw'-CPHRFI ~ C-YKNC...-"9n.lfllS..ltt l~ tloftell ~ $All 0 1-Y.Clll Cl,.._W•l•r"' ... '-''" llORI So-.,; ...... '-'" 1.,..A) ......... Sllnr Gete Y.clll Ch* -Rerl-W... 1$0..PI S...V. Sevtlt ......... Ye<ttt Cl ... -,,.., .. ,. $ert•t , ...... ,, .... . ---- AT'IU CA.Pit, lD additklD to marlia, there ue lat.a ol dorado and tuu beinl cauabt and a pretty fair bite on waboo la a1ao t.akin1 place. Most of the ftab are belq cau1ht on lure. and there aeema to be a pretty bl1 area of flab. Simils nporta of Coocl ftab1q are alao~in from reeorta around llandlo Bueea Vlat.a. It la apeded that fi&binl wlll eoatiD• to • ... tbe Sea of Corta peatinJo!: bia pme flab e · Mxt montll. ud tbm a1owi.Dc ..au aromd tbe llll week of April. if put traditMIM Wd tne. All re1mta are booked aolid for 'l'hanUlivtaa a are~- ~ ..,_. s.tt .... c-.. -~ ....... ~.llMMy • Redondo Race Set Saturday LAST WEEK'S SU& .... rua .._,., ndaed a ltl of bunting f« both upland same and waa.fow&er Mao6en. llany duck bunt.en were forced out of their bUoda Iona before bagging a limit of ducts and tbae rain condiUona rovered alm06t the entire state, although the drier desert ar eas were least affected by the rain. REDONDO BEACH The Al Adams and Son P e r pe tual Challenge Trophy. one cif the most rat'ed for sa11in~ ljWar~ on the West Coast will be up fo r grabs at King Harbo r Y~cht Club Saturday and Sunday. Five yacht clubs will be re presented in the 33r d cballenae for the cup wla.lcb LI salled on • bo•t·for-boal baia similar to the Upton Challenge Trophy. FoothJll q uaJI hunters had to work very hard in all parb of lhl' ~uth1ano to even come close to a half a limit of q uail Tht> ram seemed to spook the quail and they just "on 't hold ught and work l.Jke a de<:ent covey should. It is a big questJon as to how the rest of the Jong season will fare out Most of the ti me when qua.ii are provided with ample wa ter and food, as they are Uus year. coveys are much smaller and harder to woril. TradiUooaJ quail apota didn't seem to bold the same blrda •la U.. put aed .ut&er ,_.. nen Wft'e forced to C'OVU •lot ol SJ'0-9 Ja betu._ 00¥· eya. PUBLIC NOTICE ----------SUl'E•IOll COURT 0, THlf STATE 0' CAl.ll'OttNIA "OR THE COUtifTY OP O•ANOE ... ""_ NO TICE 0, ME ARING O P' rEHTIOM -Ptllo.ATI 0" WILL AIOO •OR LETTER' TEUA!o'CIO TA•Y f\l.t. ol HAllllY WAl T(lt !>IAN HA~O 0.U.....S .. OT1CE IS H(AE8V GIV(N t~~I MARYE ~TAHNAAO llA\ ltt.., ~••••" •pell I-!or"'-of •HI eno tor •• ~· ol l.Ane" Tn l-.rv to'"" i>elll""-, ......_ ... _,,I\ m- l« f~ -1.k ,...t"l. -that t"" lime -ptec,e o1 ,...,lftll the .. ,.,,. lle•-Wltor-U . tt7•, at 10 00 •·"'·· '"""°'_,,_.,. Oepen menl Ho. J of IAld C-1. Al 100 Ctwl< C..,... o.t,,. WHI. In ltlo City of S.nte • .... c. ........... Oeleel ~ n. lf1' LEE A. 8RAHCH, C-.,.0... ..c>tcTI* & "°"'°" lAO'I~ ........... .., LA9llM ..... CA ..a A...._., ......... P\A»ll.-.,._ c..-Deity Pllot ()(t U . JS. )I, lf1' 6011·1' PUBLIC NOTICE SUNlttCMI c:ou•TM TH• ST A T'S Of' CM.J f'OlltllA POtl TM• COUWTY Of' CHI.AMO• _ .... _ MOTIC• OP' M•A•llfO OP' HTITIOM POii .._.. .. OP WILL ANO POtl L•TTW" TESTAMIN· TA•Y £st• af ROSS M. MIUNllER, eu •OSSWELL M , MC!UN IE R , o.u.-HOTICE 1$ HEREBY GIVEN INt PAULETTI! U~ -llled _...,, • ,_utloft ,_. ..,__of Wiii -tor 1 .. -·-~T~IOIM pefll..,_, ...-.-:e to ...-Ch I~,,,_ '°' ...,_ INrfl<.ulen. -ltlet '"' time -pleat of hHf"'t tllt wme .... .,.... wt ... "°"'"'*' u ... ,., •• 10 00 ............ ,_,,_,of o.t>¥t mee11 Ho.) of MIO <-1 ... 7tO CM< c:.oit9' Ortw Wnl, In llM City Of S.nte ..... CettfotNA. 0."'4~71. lf1' lE[ A. 8RAHCH, COUl'lly Claf1I MU. Allc;E MOOlll PUBLIC NOTICE ----------- PUBLIC NOTICE SUNtUCMI COUaT Of' TM• STATE~CAUflCMttttA f'Ol9 THll CIOUWTY W OtlA ... E ........ _ •OTIC• OP ..... , ... 01' P9Tlnoll .... Pll09A'11 W tnU. AMO POtl LCTTaltl TflT&Mtl• TA•Y ........ MOMCMllUT10lll TO AOlllMllT•• VMO•• TM• llf0CN'90a"'1' AOllllMMISTUTIOM Of' •ITATWl 11/Cf CPllOaAT• CIOOtr ,., .... Ot Ellale •f JOSEPHINE F . YC!CHOUT. Oec....i HOTICll IS HUIEeY GIVEN - OO•IS CAHTLAY -fllM ,.._ • pe!llloft ,_. "'-of WHI -+er I• -·-~T-ry .. _ i>ellt-_ ,_. A-tt.etloft to Ao- m19"1111H _..,. .. h ... JA * t M» mlfllstr ...... ~ ACI C..,_ c-,., .. -'·-..-co'° whlc.11 It ... --~--1~-............. ~ ............... _ l'oA\ -Mt ... -II..""· et 10:00• ""· ..... ~ .. o..-1· .....,1 ..... I°' -<-1. et 1'00 Ctv C ...... Oft .. Wt\l, In IM Clfl Of~ • .... c.i .......... Oetld~lt.lf1' LC!I A allANCH, c-...OMt C•Alll, MCNa•IS & M•IL JAM•IC.N91L ~ ........... ,...t • l..et ........ C.A .. ,........, fr. """*-' PW,.,_ Or ... Coell Dally PllOI ()(I 2•, U, JI, lf1' .01 .. 1' PUBLIC NOTICE ......, su ... •IOlt c:ou•T Of' THI ITA'11 OP CAUPOltMIA POii THE ClOUWTY Of'OllAMOE ........ ...,.. MOTIC• OP H•A•IMO OP PETITI °" POii PttOeATe Of' WILL 11110 PO• LRTT••s OP AO, MIMllT•AT'!Otl WITM WILL AN· II• 1t • D AM> POii AVTl'Ott IZA T'IOtl TO AOMIMllTI• u•o•• TME IND• NllD9M'T AOMfMllT•ATIC* OP HTATUACT. C!alete ol £01TH S MAllTI .. , OK-. HOTIC• IS HERlaY G IVEN - L YHNC! RI~[ -lltecl ~ A petllloft ... ""** ... Wiii -tor LA"tn of ~et!Otl with Wiii ·----,_. Aulftorl1etlon lo A• mlflltter Wldlr ... lndlpe:-~ ACI· ml11lttr•ltofl of Etlelft Act.--· l o whl cll It m •CI• for furtller per1l<11ten. -11\et the lllN -,._ .. ,..,11\t ... _ ......... Ml "' ..._....,' ""· .. •:• ..,.,'.! lfl ... <_...... f/I DIS "'""' .... I Of --c-1, • ,. Cl* '*""" °"'"" W•U, Ill lfle Cit, Of l"'le AllA, c:.llfWftla. O...~IJ,mt ' L4ll A. •8fttll. Cllwlty Otrtl LYWW••tOIMJl ...... ..,., ... ......... CA .. ., .. 1 ....... ,.......,...,:........, ~ ... Onlll!I c:.c:t Delly ...... Oc ..... lt.tt,U."1'f ~11·1' PtJ1ILIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE l'tJBUC NOTICE "1BLIC NOTICE COMOHdnlcl R...-t ef C.Mll.._ ef ·~ CWt B•nk of Costa Mna", c ... ty of Ora..,_, •IMI Domestic Sublktterie-s •t tM dose of IMlllMll en s.ptemlMf'J0,1'79. Stat. ... No. 12Jt ASSETS n ... ..._ .. Dellen Cash and doe from banks , ..... , ............... 2,750 U.S. Treasury securities ....... ., ...•.....•.••.• «>S ObU9atklnsof other U.S. Government agencies and corporations., ..•..•.•... , ..... 1,IOO Obligations of States and p011tlcal subdivisions ................... , . . . . . ........ 891 Ot • notes, and tures • •• O • 0 0 0 •I• 0 o 0 •~O o ••• O O • • • • O 0 •••• o •. 150 Federal funds sold and securities purchased ~agreement to resell in dofnestlc offices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ......... 660 a . Loans, Total Cexcludl"9 unearned Income> ............. ., ... 16,009 b . Less: Reserve for posslble loan fosses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 138 Loans, net . . ............................... 1S,871 Bank premises, F.F. & E .. etc .......... ., .•.•. 1,031 Other assets ....• , ..•.•...•.•.....••.••..•...... 38S TOT AL ASSETS ..................•.• , ... ., ... 23,943 LIABILITIES Demand deposits of lndlvlctu.ls, · partnerst1lps,andcOf"P()raUons ........•..... 11.012 Time and savings deposits of lndlvlduals, partnerships, and corpc>r•tklns •.•.•....•.••. 9,37' Deposits of United States Government ..•.•..••... '4 Certified and officers' checks 1, 119 TOTALOEPOSITSIN DOMESTIC OFFICES . ., .........•......•.•.... 21,SS4 Totafdem•nddepoSlts ................ 12, 17S Total time and s.vlngs deposits ..... , 9,379 TOTAL DEPOSITS IN DOMESTIC ANO FOREIGN OFFICES ........... , ..•. 21,SS4 Other llabUltles ............................... 202 TOTAL LIABILITIES ........................ 21,7S6 SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY Common stock a . No. sharesauthorlzed .......... 212,079 · b . No.sharesoutstandlng .......• 171,S69 893 ,Surplus ................................ , ... S24 TOTAL CONTRIBUTED CAPITAL ............ 1,417 Retained ...-nlngs ..•.....•............ , . . . . . . . . 770 TOTAL SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY .......... 2117 TOTAL LIABILITIES ANO ' SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY •..•..•......... 23,943 M•~TOA Tim. c.,-tlflcetts of t In denominations of 1100 or more .••....••. 2,6Sa Market value of lnvntment MCUrltlft •...•.... , 2,7" Tht underslaned, Willia"' T. Devin, Vice PrHI· dentendc15hlerljlckJ. FlorlO, PAllOtntofthtat>oYe· n•mect-btnk, Heh dtclares, for hims.If alone and not tortheother: Thet the toreootnv statement Onctudlnv the,._ verse skit hertof) Is certified to be true and correct to the best of my knowt~ end beti.f. E•ecutld on OctOber 19, 1979 et Costa , C.llfomla. Wllllem T. Deven Nkk J . Florto Publlshld Orenge Cont Diiiy Pltoe, ~~2'~ ,1979 • ~ ..... • J I coMICSICROSSWORO MARMADUKE "Try not to get any on the celling." FOR 9ETTER OR FOR WORSE r---------------~ W6~~ ~1,1?)/ ee t\PPAECRTEt>. SHOE MOON MULLINS THE FAMILY CIRCUS by Bit Keane "I don't think the little hond is getting enough electricity." DENNIS THE MENACE PIMUTI by Lynn Johnston WHAT 0[)l1T l 00 lltl>-nME 'f' by Jeff MacNelly ORABBLE 14((E'S 'iOUR O~AtJCJE J\)l(E I O~Q ~ Ju~'f' fU MEli\Stlt- ·nU'f 'S NOi A tAN <>'&€ER ... OR. SMOCK SUFFE:RIN' su-ruR e / -rH1s PA'i"I eN"'T'" HAS 1"Hf: POSf:IPON SYN PROMf: .' MISS PEACH £.AO! I F!EI. ALL.·l't'W&~~ ANO Mtt.M'TY, ~'TEO~ AT Tl4 ~NCIPM&.~ ~K.- 0 • ~ LilB. DAJL Y '91.0T 81 "'Wllo to -IM phOM COlftPlllY! Tht ~company'.'™ •• "''" cOtftpuy~" by Kevin F~ ~ OOtJ'-r ~~u">M 'fl.I€: bl. A-S'S IN '40t.JK. MANO IVM€N ~ov'RE ftNl~IH:O! ---a 'l()tJ 6l.1'4S ARt Nfi/~ 601rJ~ "fO I.ti ME t.1'14' 1"A1' VOWM, A~€ '/Ol.1~ ; I . ' by George Lemont HIS 0!...00P Vf:SSE:L-S ARf3 UPSIDE:: POWN .1 by Mell Lautiu ()Ol'S~ ~~Y, .CTMU.t.. 1 DIDN'T ffl! 'wCllA •• ''' j \ L-____, GORDO JUDGE PARKER YOU HEARD M156 SPENCER! 5H~ WANT!> YOU IN eeo. MR. t>UCKMAN! TUMBLEWEEDS c~: f, ~ ffltLAN1ffflIJp1c. ~,QUIRE A FAmt, ~Lit. PAL~CE COMR4NIDN. EVERY TIME A JET PLANE F'LJES OVER Ii KNOCKS THE PICTURES CliOOt<ED . c THArf9 IJO'T 6URPRl51N6/ HE cALJ!71:5 .STO.ieM5 A.AID E/CJJP'TIONS WJ.lE>J #E V"E'Ll. FINO 50ME' COVE . 6tf ON THE ED6E Of 'fHE eiEO ANO I'll. Hf LP YOO Off WITH YOUR Cl.OTHE5~ by Gus Arriola by Harold Le Doux - TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE AGROumo 10 s •.• t ,, .... 11,1>11<11••-<: • f1·tH' tn ur,1rtu ~ ... d,,J''' •,,..or1" ,,~ •t/.•O"··~u l / c; "'''•it ~n•v"'f' ,J ~ ..... ~ ,, "f t>'TI t-': 1~1"' 1. ~· ,,,. 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Btult1ess I ,, .. , f"~Rate The increase In the prime lending rate from the beginning or 1977 to Oct. 23, 1979 ''When Morgan Guaranty Trust or New. "'York raised its prime rate to a record 15 > ercent. is portrayed graphically as a ady, steep upward climb. t\V ,.• ' llAY M II! YOOR .NIUONAI.. PHAMIACY? • 'f • .. ;v•• ,,. Wat.en you enter our 1fl" a r m • c y e x p e c t ,4:~eous. attenUve. de· ·p'erl da ble service. We want you to feel lhat your every visit Is as pleasunt as a social call ·i We welcome your ask· >ng U!I for lnformntlon ;ibout anythmi.: wt· might flOSS1bly know , or r<· ~wc:.Ling :my M:rVll'l' ~c t'un l·thtl'ally perform. llur CWll.omers are 1m. pm-tanl people Wtt value them YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when you nocd a mC'dt<'ine Pick up your presr rl pt aon If ~hopping nc.>arby, or we wllJ deliver promptly wit/>out extra charge A I! r <' a t ma n y p 1• op I <· c·ntruM u ' with th1•1r flrt'\«nptwn'l Ma y we• 1•11mpound your-.·• l'AIK UDO f'HAIMACY ~o.t·"Y 351 ........ loed ... ..,.,.._ .. 641-IUO Lockheed Reports Writeoffs BURBANK CAP> Lockheed Corp., which earlier tb1a montb an· nounced s ubsta ntial wrlteoffa oo its L·lOll TriStar program, today reported third-quarter earnings or $1.1 million, down sharply from the $10.6 million recorded in the s ame 1978 period. Lockheed Chai rman Roy A. Anderson an- nounced Ort. 2 tbal the aerospace firm was ex· periencing higper than expected coets on cur- rent TriStar production and would write off these expenses in the third quarter ANDERS ON S AID rapid acceleration of TriStar production dur- 1 ng a pe riod or man- power and materu1ls s hortage s i n th e aerospace industry had greatly increased costs. Lockheed ha s h ired more than 6,000 new "orkers in the last year. \ '[f •nu z••••llC ,.._ •••••• The .... _, ....... o ... OWparaUoa la loat- ed at._ Pa&nMW, IW&e-~. Tbe ftna arr..,. l'ffl ....... &oa.u, UM .... ol ~ ..,._Md m•7arwt o1 a-a1 ~. Pt--Lbec:ompAQla=. Bulleyof Corona del Mar, fOt'merly vice t ol lo&Da admlalltrallan tor Newport Equt hndl. r..r .,rwecen N•aH Your dlrecton ot NaUonal Edueatlon Corp. of Newpe>f't Beach have been fleeted to the-board ol dlrecc.on ol Jntext Inc .. an educaUoa publiaber aod correapondence echool operato... Al a result of NEC'a recent successful tender orter ror ouutllndlnc 1hare1 ol lDtext, it la expect. ed that the company, located in Scranton, Penn., will~ merged wtth ao NEC aubaldiary. The next lntext dtrectore are H. David Bri1ht. NEC pre1ldeot, •Iona wltb NEC board cbaJ.rman Jobo McNauabton: Leonard W. Jaffe. pre.ldent of Calllomia Sportawear Co., and llawice Sherman, NEC tenJor vice president and secretary. •ni•'"lf E•rt1I••• •• .,. Mercury Savings and Loan Association in HunUncton Beach hu announced oine-mootb net earnlnp down 7 percent from 19'78 earnines for tbe same year, which had set a record. Aftet·ux e1rnln1s ror the period endin1 Sept. 30 in 1979 were 15.2 n:Hlllon, compared to 15.6 million for tbe ume period in 1978. Per ahare earnings for the nine months were $1.:H , compared with $1.63 in 1978. A 6 percent soock dMdend was paiddurfocthethirdqua.rter. Werlaltep 011~.-H Oranae County resldenta are belq Invited to partlcipat. In tbe Pre-Bualneu Workshop Thurs· day. Among subjects to be diacuued at the free, day.Jone workshop will be ftnance, martetin1 buainea plannin1. le1aJ requirements, and tb9 aelecUon of a Sood business locaUon and other areaa of consideration of interest to penons pre· parlne to eo Into bualneaa. The proeram is preMOted at 8:30 p.m. on tbe Jut TbW'lday ot each moatb by the <>ranee County Chapter of the Service Corpe ol Retired Ex· ecuUves (SCORE). Speakers for t.be proaram, to be held In the Santa Ana City Council Chambers, are drawn from local bualneu communlUea and from the Orange County SCORE Chapter. Opftl&e ... ,Start• California Federal will celebrate completion of Its new South Coast Plaza office witb an open house from now until Oct. Z7 on the Plaza Level of the Imperial Bank building, 695 Town Center Dr., Costa Mesa. M ana~cr Ralph Klnnings and his sta ff will serve free refreshments to visitors during the of. fire's new regular offi ce hours: 9·4 through Thurs· day, 9-6 Friday, and 9·1 Saturday. Guests may also pick up a free copy or Freni from Mother Nalurt. a guide to growing, propagation and plant care. A special seminar on retirement planning also has been scheduled Thursday, Oct. 25 at 7:30 p.m in the office's lobby. Olltte Co•plex De•l9•ed Boyle Engineering Corporation or Irvine has designed a 15,000·square·foot. Sl.2 million omce complex being built in Ventura. ffallou-.-Pn Ster' Ofwn• Clay Publicom. Inc , an lrvmc advertising, public relations, and opinion research firm, plans to open what it :says wall be the world's first Halloween shop. "The Halloween Store, .. an the Las Tiendas shopping cent.er In Orange, is open at 7:30 p.m. Friday, according to an announcement by Bob Clay, firm president. I ~~0,000 to $500,000 INCOME PROPERTY SECONDS I • "In our opinion, the Orange County market area is ripe for a store catering exclusively to peo· pie who want to celebrate Hallo.ween," Clay said. .......... ...,, .......... ··-•C -ercW In Joy U.. lleMfUs of up to• 4ot% tax dtductlen ht ttft we.ate ••rtlclHlh•• fn • "''"'Y ttroflt • ............ nl L ontMI ••Ur '-" l"'--do• ...-.ke •·" \1')111 ftnJnc111q nl'<'<l~ (714) 759-1515 AMUtlCAN HOME MORTGAGE 230 N•wP<>f1 Center CH1we Oesogn Plua Newport Beach. Cetofornoa 92660 ........... 111w ........ ,. • Tiie ........... , '""'"*",. ........ 11 ... ... • T ...... 11 ltniftj. fNf1C f9r. .....,.""9Mfal11ta. • W. =::,:,::.w~ =•=-=~-... ............... t.w.,.. ecceuna ... ,.,.,... • T ... Rl•I ef ttllt Mv .. tMtnt flWIY ... &di.._. te "*",... ,... .... , ft..Wlel lltutklft. Ad now and pey '"' lncot11t tax In 191911 •llALI L iOIAI MIANCIA&. •vtc11 ......... _ ..... , IJO~c ... o.t .. ............... Cll•lllettUO ,..., .. , GUARANTEED SHORT-TERM RETURN • . . 12.651 % Annual Rate ;. 13.280% Effective Annu,al Yield. Repabllc's Money Market Certificates n Republlc's Hlgh·Performance Money Market aceount •to 000 Minimum Depoelt guarantees a high short·term yield on your savings. There e-..k,ntb 'laarm (182 d ) are no brokerage fees or other charges. Call us. We'll ar· •ya ran~ for transfer of funds from your bank or other savings ·c:1111c11 .. , ennu•' yk!J<I ""um~, lfif• a.,v, Int '""I' Y*'<t' llinr~ orr •u!Jw• I hi 'll<lllQI.' di ln:;t UtJon. IOn"w<tl I fd~l•I rtqul411un• rrqvuo• <I ll L.1-. ...,._............._ •ubslAlnll<tl ontt'rot ,,.-n~lly tor "'''~ .. Al»ove rate ava • .,.., V'l!;W'Ullll'I' ZI daru October 31 "'lthdl•w•I •nd prohibit • nmroun<11n9 !vuy tJme the Rooster Crow• your l'lk>ney Orowa REPUBLIC FEDERAL SAVINGS •nO lo•n HIOCllllOfl I NnAMA 17th&. Wttt of Newpon freewey (714) 541·~286 AMHeut 202~ehelm Pleu. 500 N. Euclid SI. (71419'6·8290 LAOWCA f'UO<m. 302.32 Ctown Velley Poflcwey (7 I 4) 49'·08~ WEIT"'lr.ITD 134 Wfttrnlnstet Milll/Bolw r, San Diego Fwy. 171 4) 994.5347 ,. .c HeM Oftke: Al.TADENA~ N. LAke Ave. (213) 791·1281 /681·661 I Life Insurers Angry ltatlmtrY Auaila Federal Study ., IOllN QINNlft' 1111 .............. NEW YORk -Ufe IMm •• are furtom about a reeeat P · ernment study of tMlr ......,., that they cal( a .. ~ .... mts. NPf'...Utlon'' ot UM faeta Md a cMllberate attempt to mla&ttld lDlu.ranee buyen. Thef teem to bave • cue too, and tbey may bne WClll 11m· pathy for it at a eonpeuionaJ beari.q 1ut week iD •9aldl UMy alao called tbe report, by the Federal Trade Commlasioo, "biased ," "Flawed," "dla· t,oNd." Tbe FTC baa continued to stand by t.be report. BtJT TRE&t: 18 anotber re- markable upect of it too, one that involves a dJ.atortion alfert- i n g tbe fortunes or many mlJllona of Americana, one about which very little ii llke'7 to be aaid In ... Y future bear· in11. .,..,8UULY,ll.rbat ... peaed: ID Dlellnber Im. tM Pro autborlaed lta ·1taff to ·ID· v•tla* wbetMr adequate eolt lnlormatioa •• be111f fN¥idld to pr'OlpeCUve PUrdaaMn ot lie tnauraace. Tlaat. report waa made DUblic lat Ja!J 10. IN IT. TBS Fl'C 1taff la· terpreted wbo&e life luVIMe, which la oft.ee called caall vahll lmarance, to be a b,Jbrid ol term lmu.ruce and a Nfiap aeeoant tbat, in Jl'n, yielded a retura ol OOIJ 1.J percent. Tbat flture a ald the Americaa CouncU of LUe Insurance, wu a diAortion pro- duced by invalid uaumpUoaa and sloppy calculatlou. T1M correct ftiure, tbe COUDCil NMI, .... 5.J perceal. Bad -ua.t WU, tbe c:omd..l WU outnced bJ the~ that ~ life ii a ll1tril ot ~==:!7" .~ ':.-= loba ,..., elaalrmu of MIDa Uf• • CllUltr. Ba n;pl•loecl Ulat tlae cub value 9eeUIDuiat.e In order tlaat Ute luunr can 1uaraatee a beMftt 8t deatb. H 11 aa 811et that, a.-.·wtdt a oom.,...,•, lnve1tmeat1, pe rmit• It to •uar ...... that deadt PQllMlll&. Ir A PDION P11aca.u&D term be coatlDued, the r-. ft.W a.om. IO hip Uthe rtlt 1Den8Md widt ... tllat few peo. pie coald attCll'd to be lmured. Al they srew older they would be forced to abendoo lnlurwe. In whole Ille policies, bowevw, t.be company bu tbe ue Of the cub value to invest, aad tbua can a11ure tbe purcbMer ot a ftlted pnmlum rate for Ufe, recardleu ol qe or .. , delerioraUon in bealtb. N8t•IWI G .. Ter••-•I Environmental Issues Picked SAN FRANCISCO CAP> -The at ate Public UtlllUea Com· mluion baa decided oa four t., envtronmental 1llUel •anound· Ins the conatruetlon ol a U· qulfled natural aaa terminal near Potnt Cooceptlon ln Santa Barbara~. The PUC's declllon -reached Tueaday after 11 da1• ol. public heartnp -cover air qualit;y .... q ul rem en t a. a aea water vaporiaaUon ayatem, and an electncal tran.amiaUon •"'9m. · aa well u acceaa roads and transportation plans durt.q COO· atruetioo. The PUC adopted the air quality standard.a prc>pMed by the stale Air Resources Board, wblcb apecify tbe beat equip. meet ancl metMda to be used at the pbml. mlaimbe the entrapment of ftab and damqe to smaller marine or1H•arm. TBS CO••WION ALSO adopted ~~!!! for U1e seawater • •Jatem -a beat..exchan1e proceu tllat uaeeoeeaa water to llrillCUMt.em· c;ameot .. llquld aatara1 ... and tbe vaporiutioa pcDt. po(Jlt. Tbe commlaalon directed Soutbern Callfornla Ed1IOD to pro•lde H -kllo•olt power service to the tennlnal atte from it.a Goa.ta aw.taUon, U mUea eaat of tbe lite. The clrcwt •o•lcl be anderaround from Gano&a to ta.. site. Tbere wn eoaeera at t.IM publk beana,s ua.t comtnc· Uon or a dock , trestle ud aeawater lllta.ke aad -Ullll far tile •Jstem would di.st.n tM ~HD boUom aDd alfeet flab, plukt.oD and kelp bed.a. The ayatem waa rede1l1aed to Ov.-.r Th~ Count~r HASDU~, 'l'llS COlllllMION ALSO de- alpated Holl1ster Rueb 8°*' u tbe primary access to tbe LftG tirmlna1 att.e at Utt.le Cojo aa, ... nded that the 9out.bem Padfte Ballroad would be med to trmqi ort mat.ertala IOI' OD· abore butldlnc. and bar•ee for offshore conatructlon ~,, ... ~ 171<. n " IJp• a11d Doteru .,.,, 4'¥, e • H EW YO-IC IAPI -Tl• t04'-•"G lo" IO II _, ,._ OWr IM ' C.-te< ?J'. ,,~ -·· -_,.,.., ~ ......... "" "" ,, ....... _, --.,.. ...... -°" ,... -C'~' .. a.. ........... ., .... _ H\lo ::.. & =--........ -II llild-'S •:.. ..... ~-=--~= ...,"' ~···-~· 11 .. .,.,. "" IA~ u.. .._ U \I C1'Q P • 1-.. Up 14' n--. ,,.., 7 Atdl•En 4 , Up 14.l '""' 11'"' I llUOl Itel ) ' • Up U .J .... ''-• T.,.,t() _, j • "' Up 14 l n n '° J ... _ ,,. • h UP 11 1 II wJV.,,"1' I • .. U p 17 O tJ ,,_,., j~ • ... Up 11 • II 0.1y0 \ llo 11 1 " 8•~e, t\. • 1 up to~ 1\ Cmcit"-1 \ • • , U p 1oa •• ~«• '• JO "tAr1t\t ,,.,. , • Uc> ') 71 O•oc ). i. , I I• Up • 1 ~ ~=e: d ... • i;~ ~~ :~ 1t "°"'w '''' • 1-. Up I • u A4¥Ron J•. • '" UP 1 1 ,. G•-• 6'• • ~ Up I 1 11 J~•--• 11"> , 1 Up I 1 DOWNS Utt CllO P -'" Oii " IOI'> -I Off I./ • --Off ... ,.,. -~ Off t l , .. -"' ()It u l>'lo -104 ()If I.I 1114 -, OH ._, 1111. -I OH 1.J 11 -IYI ()It I.I J -14o OH 11 t --OH 11 3 -l4o °" 1.1 6 YI OH 1.1 MUTUAL FUNDS f • s DAILY PILOT TeeP .. 1 Annual loco Hits 82 Millio Money Tree How be got there la tbe Interest· t11r story. Hl• salary wa1 O«lly -get that, "only" -$418,000, wblcb works out to •.OOO a week. Walldn1 a.round mooey for New York Ctty where Nol'ton SI headquartered. But then he wu awarded a '500.000 bCID whlcb brouibt him cloee to the $1 million mark. That'• ter. 1 On top of that, though, Mahoney wu able to ac<><*> another $1.1 million through atoct appreciation rtgbtc. H had options which gave him the ri1bt to buy W ,000 lbllf of Norton Simon stock at $12.90 a share. In early 1978 Norton Simon's stock was trading New York Stock Exchange at $20. Stock apprecaaUOG right.a live the bolder an opport.unity to pocket the q. ference between those prices -be doesn't even haft I> buy the.st.ock bimselL • • • 1 SOME PEOPLE JllGllf th.ink that with all the pro· ducts be has to worry about at Norton Simon, Dawid Mahoney deserves the $2 million. The corporate lineup tncludes: Hunt·s torpato pro- ducts, Wesson oil, OrviJle Redenbacber·s pope.lorn, Avis renl·a ·car. Max Factor, Johnnie Walter Scotches, 'ta.A:.. queray gin, John Begg Scotches, Old Fiugerald bourbon.t Hine cognacs. Crawford's Scotch. Canada Dey beverages, San Martin wines. AJexis Llchine wines. Reddi-Wip, S.Ow-1 drift. Prima Salsa spaghetti sauce, Halston fuhions, McCall patterns. This year. in fact. one of those lines, Max Factor. caused nothing but problems, draining the profits made"ty the other stablemates. And David Mahoney dJdn't dO as well 10 compensation. ,. NORTON SIMON'S fiscal year eods June 30, so the figures are already io Mahooey got a UtUe raise to a salary of $500,000. And be again received a $500,000 bonus.' But he held options this year on 600,000 shares of sloctt at $14.71 a share -a nd during the first hall of 1919 Norton Simon's stock was n oundenng al lbe $15 level. Not mucti , money to be made there. So Mahoney has to be sat.tsfied with $1 million a year. AN EXECUTIVE CAN really make out well when be l moves to another company. Archie McCardeU picked up a I $1 .2 million bonus lut year because be left. Xerox.. ito be~ome pttsidetlt ol lntematJonal H.arveater. ~1 \ Even more int.eftat.ina is the story ol Tbom-.a B. Wyman, who left Polaroid in 1975 to beeome presi~.).t \ the Greeu. Glut Company in Kbme9ota. ~;., lt....,.Ut.11& W~ Udaspedal~~ lft Ma coetnct: lf Gl"MD OU. waa acca..,.. b7 anti• eompeQ, •1--....W '9 ..... U..-.. ~ ..._, wtMtber ....... wBlt tM ... c1m.-J Of' DOL ) t •U'f LAST IANUAaY GaEEN Giant was atqulred by & llinne.ota Mfc!abor, P illabury. And per bU contract( i Wymen was pvea a t'b«lt for ..,,8'5. r I' r ' , He a1IO becAme vitt cbalrmaa ol Pillabury and pidteG up aDOCher sea.attn salary, boausea and benetlta ctudQ ' Pillsbury'• ft.seal yur ended last May 31. , • , TbataddstoW79.1218orroughlyS19,000aweek. , .• 1 Oil Spill Suit Challenges Rig .. HOUSTON (AP> -The Justice Department. coot.encl iog SEOCO Inc. used an unseaworthy rig and caused the Gulf of Mexico oil spill that became the worst in histoey,!. has filed a S6 m11lion claim against lbe company founded by Texas Gov. BiU Clements Clements, whose interest in SEDCO has been placed io a blind trust. said in Aust.In lbat the claim was "purely politically motivated." The Dallas company is operated by Clements• soo, GllJ. THE AEPUBUCAN governor said President Carter's administration was "twirpmg the same song" as Democrats inside Texas who have filed suits or called for SEDCO to offer compensaUon. The Justice Department filed its claim in U.S. District Court io Houston. asking S6 million for cleanup costs and an undetermined but "substantiaJ" amount for damages. • SEDCO owned the ng used to drill the Mexican lxtoc t well in the Bay of Campecbe that blew out..J.une 3. The hundreds of thou.sands of barrels of oil discharged daily have soiled Texas beaches. hurt tourism and threatened ecologically sensitive waterways. Mexican orficiaJs had hoped to have the well capped by last month. THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT contends SEOC0'1 oa rig was unseaworthy and its crew incompetenl and neglieent. The claim was filed in response to SEDCO's attempt to have a federal judge clear it of all blame or limit u9 .. to $300,000, the amowit the company said it would earned through leasinc the ri& to a Mexican oil d firm. The Justice Department alao filed a motion that ~ clear the way for a separate suite again.Ill SEDCO cl\arl~ iog the company with violations of the 1972 Water Pollution Control Act and the 80-year-old Federal Refuse Act. TEXAS ATl'ORNEY General llark White bas filed suit seeking at least $10 million in damages from SECO and Permar10, the privately owned Mex.lean oU drillfn& com- pany. Two other suits filed by Texas private 1roup1 and local governments ask for 12$5 milllon in dama1ea from SEO. CO. Permarco and Pemex, tbe Mexican naUonal oll com. pany. Topps BottoJDS Out? SAN FRANCISCO CAP> -Toppi 6 Trowsera, a San FrancllCO-bued )'OUDJ men'• cloehblc ebaln, ftJed a ...,. or1alli.qtion peUtlon ln federal bankrupt~y court earUer tJl1I t.. week . The flnanclalJy troubled ll·year-old ftnn wblcb bat 1M 1torea nationwide want.a to C!Oatlnue operatiou ad prot.et ltl 11Mt1 ftom any lmmedJate foncbUN wblle it worb out a proanun to •atialY creditors. Documenta nfed ln eourt aald an unaudited nport showed UNta of tat million uGI 1u11-.1111. compared With u.eta ol llS million on tbe aame dat. lat 7ear. A Uat ol. bablUUea ls to be aubmltted wttbln 15days. ,. ? . ···--------- =. 'e',.: =--==n:E~ • .f!!_!~L LET YOU COMP!TE FOR PRESIDENCY 0 ,_ • • ,. • -taty of Stet•, Hee Box of P•tlttoft• Reedy .tate of Paradoxes New Hampshir~ Has Many Faces ~1 .. ~~~~ IJoea Clllld lrille ore iteot1ft ,,,,,,.,.,.,.. Some town meetings slill ap. point fence viewers -they aJudicate boundary disputes. Hanover bu three, one with a de1ree fft»m Oxford, bog reeves (porcine do1 wardena> and cullera ot staves (whatever they do). Canaan •till haJ ita Sands· of·T.ime Rd. handshake. That's sopbiaUca. lion?" .,.., ,,.,. lillg eM ftOeftnt llon41M're, ,,,_,.,. f»Gb llw lowlat, MOllld .... Cl1W ,,.. "'°"'*" d tlte politic• are the beNftDHornpeltm " RD, N.H. <AP) -JI in Amarillo, say, oae be tempted to Wnt "' ll8bire -If one were d to thlnt of New ii=~· : at all -that as New J: PBbire goes, so goea New Cl Ame ricans cannot easily ovt:::'* a state that names its m tains after presidents and wbote kickoff primary has a m•tainous influence in choos- '"' who those presidents will be. 80, CONSIDERING t his barometer, what 1s a New u~·re? Hampshire is a place wi a history of: Tolerance: while Salem Mr· WU burning ita witches' G WaUord of Portsmouth: N . sued t.bo8e who accused her flf witchcraft for slander A,.twon . . -Uberty: the right of the c1tilebry to revolt is written into the'1tate constitution. -lngenwty Enos M Clough of Sunapee in vented a horseless carriage in 1869 that had S,463 parts -VARIETY: THERE ARE 132 ways to spell Lake Win· niJ)eaaukee. -Morality: around 1820, Dadmoutb College fined 39 stu- dents S2 each for attending danc· ing school. -Freedom the license plates bearjni Revolutionary War hero Gen. John Stark's phrase "Live ~ree or Die" are made by coo- vacts in the state's one prison. -Democracy : N e w Hampshire's mob sce ne legislature has 400 represen- tatives. H the U.S. had the same prfportion, there would be l 1~000 Congressmen. .._ Forgiveness : the slatw-e has repealed a p~ n for the governor to pursue slay "anyone who ag gr vales New Hampshire." fr-JS ALSO" A STATE of pa1idoxea. There ar e white- st led villages, and the stale 1s percent forest. But it's m•e urban than rural. (ta government is frugal. The s l4e lakes lo $130 million in gr receipts ror liquor taxes, 60 percent paid by out-of-stale b~aba bunters. Same with ci~. f;ew _Hami-hire is the only st~ Wftb no br'Oad·based taxes. B~lt bita to. ~ta 6 percent for f and lodgmg. Unearned in· c e -dividends and interest -taxed. And state parsimony h sent property taxes soaring. Jew Hampshire 's tax.free clll!nate bas attracted 140,000 n•comera -many "FlaUan- ddl's" from "Taxacbusetts" - si e uno, making the slate the f t g:rowtnc besides Florida -6 the Missllaippt. When the .. 1aa.11en settle in, they !em la·ftee air ii purchased at t apense of no kinder11rtens of a.mc to drive their refuse~ tbl dump on Saturdays, and o1 b lq too few cope to control muylkien. THE FIATIANDsas de- lncreued let'Vicea, tbey te prenW"el for the very ea they came to New peb1re to avoid. ew Hampehire aboU•bed lta ve or lb yean aao, but mountains of the Prestden. R•lll• 1nd lb• 1ptred cbel aJoni tbe Coaaedteut tee tb•t tbtn11 don't toomueb. IN BAaTLETT, STAN Davi._ .till rum bis bJrcb pee factory wUb a century-old wood-fired ateam boiler. The state atlll bu a day otf on Fast Day wb.icb dates from the 17th century when cHiaens we re asked to pray and fast for an aJl- mg governor. There are tradiUons that New Hampshire has fought ror and preser ved , and they rem ain native in the soil even if many of the state's 850,000 people were born elsewh ere. Perhaps the gre atest pa radox of a ll is that New Hamps hire would perch atop the nation like an old, tarnis h ed r ooster weather vane forecasting the poliUcal breezes. PADOXICALLY, JN part, because New Hampshire's pre- occupat.loo with politics -its aADWAY FEELS OPEN primaries are squeezing out the profeasiooala from the oomin.at· In• fl'OCeSa. •' natead of reaaoned de· cl1lon.a, you get enthuaiuta, peo- ple who ba\'e been temporarily tumed on. " Too much sieniflcabce ls at- tached to New Hampshire, a s tate with fewer people than Boatoa, Radw-_y feeb. "A candidate geta a 29 to Z2 percent plw-allty with a small vote and bingo! He's on the cov- er of Time and News week. Th.is adversely affects fund r aising for the other candidates in primaries to come ... OTHE RS DEPLORE Tiit; na tional covcragt• tur n 1n~ the primary into a m ed1ci event "Nobody here pays attentiyn to politics until a fter the Super Bowl," says a locaJ editor, "but we cet the Waahiqton pundita up here al1 wint.er .. Uoc ~ on tbe ex]>ed:ee account ........ their wives abop for antiquee There's too much hype. Hell, look what they did to Muskie. a...,,ddric~· -~ •••• ••rrw ... ~•••flt! tldnp. At toll"n ~•begs !If•• ran still •~ appoint•etat• of Int~ ri~f'>r•~ ltog r~11 and ndW... of•••~ town meetings, its opera-chorus legislature, its staggered terms for stale officials, its retention a lone in the United Stales of a colonial-era five-man council to oversee the governor -stem from a historic distrust or politi· ciaos and government. Take the governor. He has a two-year term. The attorney general ls in ror five. One reason the legislature is kept large - third only to Congress and Bri· tain's Parliament in tbe free world -ls that its very size tends to keep things honest. "By the time you've bought off the last one, you've lost the first," says Andy Anderson, a n e w s man turned h istor ian. "Besides, there's nothing to steal." I THE LEGISLATORS' century pay of *200 a year keeps the pro- ressional pol and the ambitious at bay. The result is not always brilliant legislation, as might be expected in a body that took 4S minutes to call the roll until electronic voting came in re- cently "One-half of the Legislature is Incapable or thought, one. quart.er never talks, 10 percent a re leaders," says Eugene Daniell Jr. of Franklin. He is an impish 77-year-old veteran of poliUcal combat that included bringing the New York Stock Exchange to a hall In 1933 with a protest dose of tear gas. DANIELL, IN HIS way. may be a prototype New Hampshire pollUclan. "In Concord, they think I'm a raving radical" for numerous populist proposals dating back to bis Idol, Huey Long. "ln Franklin," where Daniell pre. aides over the school budget with the stinginess of a hired man's breakfast, "they think rm a raving reactionary." There's a belief that hJs long exposure to candidates baa made the New Hamptblre voter poUttcaJly savvy. Radway dis· aenll. •'The politlciana come to New Hamp1htre !Ike Marte An- &otMtte sotna to Venamea to mllk cow1 and l•l close to nawre. For b1I part, the voter OYerloob l11ue1 and votea became a candidate looked him tn tbe eye or 11ve a ftrm The media s aid he lost because he didn't quite get 50 percent of the vote. That's ridiculous." Mrs . Sym ons val ues the primary as "an early warning system" for a candjdate to de· termine if his campa ign is in trouble. NEW HAMPSHIRE i s n 't about lo surrender its place at the head of primary line . State law, In fact, decrees Its primary will be ahead of any other. The primary gives New Hampshire status and, Andy Anderson estimates, about $25 mHllon spent by candidates and the media. Laurence Radway got a chance to have Walter Cronkite up to hia hotel room and send out for grinders. Besides ego e nforceme nt. publicity and walking-around m o n e y, New Hamps hire 's po liti c al return fro m the primary i3 modest. Trowbridge warns against pulling too many eggs irrevocably in one basket by such a commitme nt to any one president as accepting 1i job from him. "Then you can 't play the primary game anymore. THE GAME STARTED In 1949 whe n Concord attorney Richard F. Upton introduced legislation for a direct primary. Upton de- nies that bla motive was to pro. vlde Dwight Eisenhower (Loeb called him "Dopey Dwight"> a chance to show his popular ap· peal, although he concedes it bad that effect. · ·1 wanted to m ake the primary more meaningful , to get as many voters as possible involved in the process." That he did. And candidates by the motorcade even though they must know no loser lo the New Hampshire primary has ever moved to the White House. Hopea and banners hi&h. they come to New Hampshire's na- tional town meeting, putting down a SSOO filing fee with ~ 1l1natures from the state's two congreaslonal dl1trlcl1. Then they're off. Anyone can run. "f 've seen hula atrl1, wtld· eyed mlnilters and every klnd of kook you could hna1tne," sajl Floria Lani1an at the Secretary of St1te's otnce where the line form•. "No, not Chief Butnine Wood. He uaualty nms for vice president." P UBLIC NOTICE f'ICl'ITIOUS 8USllHH N-E STATIEMSNT l M totlotlllno 1>enon 11 -"G """' ,.. ... ,. G I H GERBRE A O , 11\)1 8rooahufll Sl•••I. 4Pt ,,. H-t 1nv1on 8-:h, c.1110"''• ~ Cllrhl•ll Oi•11• L•"'"Clu•. tUSI 8rooU1un1 ,,,..,, 4pt. '"· H..,.1 ,..,,_, a..ch C.lltorftM .,... Tiii\ -WM II ~-.c\H l>y .,, ,,,_ dlvldual. Owl-O L._ T11l1 Ila!-w<H !lied w llf\ - county°"" ot a.-C-h Oft<>< t-r 10.1m P UBLIC NOTICE -------f'ICTITIOUI 81tt1••U NAMa STAT .. 1lllNT Tl•• 1o11ow1nv Pf!•oon• ••• "°'"9 l>U\l"'°'I ... AMERICAN WAY MORTGAGE COMPANY. 1ni -Vero-Orlw E • 104. Co\!• "4•••· Celllornt• ..,u. Cnen.• " ,..,.,'°" P•n,.., 1m c lul>llouu llo•d Colle M•••. C•lllornla mi. Jeu R Gu11lpr P•r1n••. 2t>O C lubllouu lload. 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Counly Premiere• Open Tueaday or...,. COUt tblaterpn wW let a .... It 10M4tt.ta1 IMW OD two .,. ,__t ..... M Xt Wtft wbM Nell ..._., ''Califonla Sult." Md tM •ueteal r•vl•w .. StarU•• H•re, 8'art.11ul No." pop up at tbe Harle· quln Olnn•r Playhouae and tbe · La1uaa Moultoe PlaybouH. . For tbl Har*aulD, lt wW man tbe retW"D ol JeaanlDe Au Cole, wbo •tal'Nd lD UM d.ID· Mr lbu&..-'I ftnl productloa, "Por· ty Carats," two and a ball years a10. It allo wt11 be the Oranae Cowat.y premiere of tbe Slmoa comedy. Currently o n stage at tbe Harle· quin , 3503 S . Harbo r Blvd .• Santa Ana, la a re- ~ Cetlter, Main Str eet at Yorktown A •enue, H uat1 a 1ton Be.acb (847·"'5>. Performances F'riclaya and Saturday1 at 8:30 throuCb Nov. 10. -"Oliver" at Seba1Uan'1 Weal Dinner Playhouse. 140 Avenlda Pico, Sa n C l e m e nte (492 ·9950 ).1 -~~~~====:=:;;;;;~~=:;;:;:=:;;;:;;1 Performances niJbUy except Moa· fll day at varytnc curtain times, nm- n.lng iodefinitely. -"Monique" a t Golden West CoJlege 's Pla y box Theater off Gothard SU.t ln Huntington Beach (112-7711). Performances Thursdays through Saturdays al 8:30, Sundays at 2:30untilNov. 4. • ·Remember Dicky Lee? :;·:He's Still Going Strong v l val of "Under the Yum Yum Tree," which plays tonight through Sunday. "California Suite" arrives Tuesday for a five.week eniaaement. and reeervaUoaa can be made by calling 9'19-5i5U. ALSO L\ISING ITS curtain Tues· day will be "Sta.rtint Here, Startin& Now," which will see many members of the bacuta1e crew from last swn· mer's "Pippin" returning, including direct.or John Fenacca. BACKSTAGE -William Weber of Anaheim was been named first prize winner in this year's Audrey Wood playwriting contest in Washington D.C .... Weber, a mem~r of the playwrights' group at the Laguna Moult.on Playhouse, will see bis win· Ding play. ''No Second Trumpet." performed ln its premiere production in Washington tonight . . . the three· act comedy-drama received its tin t airing before the Laguna group last 8 ) JOE EDWARDS ~ASJM'LLE, Tenn. (AP> -Wben Dicky Lee was 21. he recorded a million·seller "Patches." and figured bia singing career would be over by age 30. He's 38, still recordjng and making his mark as one of the most enduring s inge rs in t h e m us ic b usiness. He 'd never m ake it as a fortune- t e ller , but a s a singer he's cer· tainly had a magic touch. 'Tm enjoying it n o w mor e tha n ever," Lee said in a n lr.terview at Mercury Records' LH offices here. "But I don 't know if I 'II want lo do it when I'm in my 50s." .Lee, his black hair now invaded by tra ces of gray, bas 10 albuma to bis credit and about SO singles. He's chanted styles from pop t.o pop- country and been aucceasf'Ul as a son gwriter as well. HIS BEST·KNOWN composition. "She Thinks I Still Care," was Elvis Presley's last hit before his death two years ago. It also was a bJt for Anne Murray and George J ones. and has been recorded on a lbums by dozens of othe r singers. So after 17 years in the business, he said he's learned a lot . "In the '60s, I was scared. I'm nervous now, but it's a good kind of nervous. It's gone when I get on stage. I want my act t.o be so good that people love it ; if it's not , I feel like I have cheated them. "I've hl.Dlg in there and made a good living. I'm very happy with the way it's golng ." Comprising the cast or "Startulg Here" will be Lori Sandstrom (who also played in "Pippin">. Nils An· derson and Jeanette Pedicone. The revue will play Tuesd ays through Saturdays for three weeks al 8:30 with Sunday matinees at 2:30 Nov. 11 and 18. Reservations 494-0743. CURRENTLY IN production and continuing this week along the Oranl{e Cout are: -"Wild Oals" at South Coast Repertory, 655 Town Cent.er Dnve. Costa Mesa (957-4033). Performances nighUy except Monday at 8 p.m. wtt.b matinees al 2:30 p.m . Saturdays and Sundays through Nov. 4. -• "Ibe Second Time Around" at the Huntington Beach P layhouse in Suite 39 of the Seacllrt Village Ameriam students go to Paris ..• The la. they atudy the more they leam. year ... Produced by Garia Katz · Written by 'Mllard Huyck & Gloria Katz · Directed by 'Mlard H1¥1< ~----~ 1 ~ edwards ~ NEWPORT •EWPOaT 0 CEJft'llll Newpon lllHCh 644o(J7eO OAllf • I 00 • 4-ocl • 1:00 . l»O ---CINEDOME LUMl-'L ! ''- CHAPMAN AVE. AS.A. FWY ORANGE 634·2553 Wll lll<v IWI 1'00 . 410 . 11!0 . IHO SAi • 12-00 300 , .... 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TV (Ind) Los Angeles 0 KCST (ABC) San Otego I l<TTV (Ind) Los Angeles KCOP·TV (Ind) Los Angele!> • KCET -TV !PBS) LOS Angeles au.t: Stewe ~ • MOYIE , • WNle tf)'lng IO llnd &tie ... .., of .,, old 111end. J.R. ~ lrNOlv9d In • deedtyc:Me of murder 8 KATE LOYD A ~ Ci> KOCE·TV !PBSI Hunl1ng1on Bede• • • * "T OYJ In Tiie Attic" I 19$3) o-i M-11n. Ger• dine Pege. A men'a l.o POIHUPWI Wt-bNelc up Illa , ... ,ion9hlp "'"th • marroed woman 12 llra.) S) EV£HIHO AT SYM9HON"t' Kate I**• up en ..,_,~ uon tmo 1ne c:onnectlOn ~ tmoort.m polrtl· c1an1 and tile unOerwO<ld t>eoun by a murOlfed rl!C)Ottef OuMI CONluCIOt l<IMll ea HEWS Is ABC Slipping? rJ J!rogranimers Tinkering With Sclwdule . By PETEK J . BOYE R LOS ANGELES <AP > -With the help of the Baltimore Orioles and the Pittsburgh Pirates, ABC baa finally overhauled NBC and moved into the ratings lead. But· a crafty former boss and some ttrrors of overconfidence b.ave =:se the No. 1 network vulnera· A aeven~game World Series gave ABC the season lead in the Nielsen ratings, with gam es six and seven fmi.shlng at the top of last week's ratings. The victory for the week gave ABC a slight 5'UOl'l edge over NBC, with an •verage ralina of 19. 7 to NBC's 11.t Each ratings point, the Nlelseo folb say, represents about 1.50,000 homes. ' lt'1 been a touCb young MUOI\ for tbe network that bas owned it.a competition for four yean. TiidTBEN OP .ABC's alxteen Top Kids returning shows premiered this season wi th a smaller per<:en· t a g e of viewe rs than they grabbed last year Three new shows have fared dismally in the ratings and have a lready been yanked from the schedule. and proved shows from ABC's stable of sitcoms, while still strong, have slipped from positions of dominance. Part of the e.arly-seuoo pro- blem -wu broulbl on by ABC programmers, whose scheduling derrlnc~ bun'l quite worked out aa planned. ABC moved "Mork" from Its comfortable Tbunc:lay nieht slot to Sunday nlabt.. in the bope ol bumpinc olf Archie Bunker and ruining a pereoially strooe CB.5 nlebt. Unfortunately for ABC, ·•Arc hie Bunker's Place" followed t he popular '"80 Minutes." "Mork" bad to follow Adam Rieb ol '1Elpt ii Enoulh" and CbarleDe Tilton of .. Dall•" bold tM award.I they reeetMd for belt Juvenile actor and aetreu ln • televllion Hfl• duriq the nnt Youth In Pllm awardl. . ,, two new s hows, "Out of the Blue" and "A New Kind of Family," which were viewed by an astonishing tiny audience. The result: ·~chie " bung on to its strong audience, and while "Mork" performed well, it was still drawing substantially fewer viewers than it bad oo 11nan· day night. As a fix-it, ABC bu dropped "Out of the Blue" and "A New Kind of Family" and will replace them with some hour·long "Salvage l 's" it bad laying around. ABCS PaoG&A••BU ao decided to fool around with Tuesday ni&bts. wb.icb bad been ABC'a happiest eveniq. 'Ibey broke up tbe "Happy D.,a" - "Laver. 8lld Sblrley" ........ leDdiaa tbe ..,... to Tbund.ay. Botll abowa lllpped a UWe in tbe raUnp, but tbe nal d1auter WU • .,,. i.aun. Syndrome, •• a new llbow that ruiDed ABC's ~ .. "Love Boat" ''Fantasy l.alaDd," tbe \'el')' popular com. biaatioll ol dramatic placebos, WU Uo brobn up, and apla. both abowl slipped. ABC baa clearly realised the errors ol it'• ways. "Love Boat" and "Faa· tuy laland" bave been mm.it· ed. "Laun.II" bas been sent on vacation -"pre·empted" u network put.a lt. Tbe Sunday· nlPt leeda into "Mork" haw b e en bumpe d , a nd more cbao.-·are ~anned. But aber'e aa a factor at wort tbl1 MUOD that ABC can do notbln1 about -a wllard formed)' ln ita own employ Md curre.nUy workin1 ma11c at NBC, Fre d Si lverman . Stlvermaa bu so far made lood Oft b.la prom1se tlaat thla leUOD would feature dole competitioa. Cheryl Ladd · Recovering LOS ANGELES <AP> ~ adl"ell Cbel')'I 1..11611 bo1pttaltaed wtth a bad eord ltnee Oct. lT, la ftpect,ed to lie dlHlaUl9d by tl9e end Of ... "*·a..-. ... atCedan· 8IDal lledlcaJ Center aald. Ho1pltal 1pok.t1man Lany Baum uld tbe atar Of tM ABC televlalon HrlH "Charllt'1 Ansell" WU admiUad to the bolpltal lut ....... wbllt amount.I to buicallJ • bad eald . "But lbe'1 reallJ dcUi "'1 well now and Mould be ... home ln a day or two." -.. . ,,,. . . . . . . .............. . • TUBE T(jPPERS ABC •t:OO -TbundaJ Nlabt Foot· ball. Tbe san Dleao aw..,. tab Oil tbe Oakland Ra&den in a apldal Tlnn4ay Dia.ht. edlticm ol Jlonda)' Nl&ll& Foacld. K11A • 8:00 -·'G-... Jamee Caan and SliDoae 8'18aret ltar u a COU· ple wbo play 1ama to nine bondom and find tbeinlelvea iavolwd ID murder. KOOP. 8:00 -•'ToJ'9 m tbe Attic ... Dean Martin ln • rare dramatic role a a. man figbtlna the lafiuence of his poeseulve slaters (Gerald(ne Pqe and Wendy Hiller> In this movie f.fom 1983. • ANGll.DIATH JOMN Wooowwd end PaA ......_,..,... .. docl ,.,.., dMlllg wlltl tlte -' ~oua ONg to ltlt ... youth -. PCP 0t "Angel Dillt." (Perl 1) • MCltfT GAUM't' "Tiie Pllentom Fw,.,..,_.... A petlenl lrOft'I • ptMile ~ .. IOund murdlt9d. • MAllU#llC( THIATM "~ For Lydie-L)'CMI IS dMel111Mod IO !Nike en ~of ...... •• denoe In t1te country • -I'=""' MtdiUU C• TMMTM n•1••<1>t11._ ... .. LAUeH MON ** "Trtnlly 19 St• My ..._ .. ( 191&) Bud Spen. '*'· Ten..ce ... • M·A·a·H • ..,.,HUIHOW 8eMy bttllgl • ~.., "'°" ol or1IOn ... JOHN DARLING Af.Eve RtGKT ! I SMOULO ..AJ6T °™INK ; Of THIS SQ\' /6 A OWCE~~HOW • DO<CAWTT 11:IO. (I) C:. LATE MOYIE • ·~ "ec:..moo: ""'1 Old Pott In A Storm" (19731 P.-F•, Oonlld Plee-eenc:e. A ....,.,.,.., mur· dlrs 1111 °"""" to s>r-' ..... "°"' ~ tile lemlly .,.tnery. • TCNCaHT ~ llOet: • 811 COiby au.ta: Joel <ny, Larry Hegmen, 8Nl6dl & Yarnell, Hlf1elll 06GMlroner.. .~,....,.. ~DUIT (hrt2) .HOCIM'9 .... . .,~ -~MC ... 8MOVm **~ "~I HoniOfl" 11'1'3> ...._ Flrlcf\, UV Ull!Nm. --lm8ff--,,.. TWIUGHT ZONE ,.,.......,~~ .......,..to..-.ecom.- bldl. ...... : -..CH Ill ~·~_, ....., ....... bye 9'0MP Of &ILLY Tk'5 w.o.E. "',..""· .i• OURL.!>DER &.1~6.' TMf GIEATEST ~I l'RAVftOGUf OF AU TIME OCT. 19·25 c.oc..-. ... s GA BOND SKIERS edwanls CIN ENTER HAal041 AT ADAM$. CQU A MfSA MESA YHDICIMT&t '79-4141 TONIGHT'S LATEST LISTINGS ............. , ...... ~ .... ..... ll!Wlf I ·~ tlM MIMS ........... TNOwee" ,..,.~o.~ IOl'I. Rod ....... A!Mr • 1ml1k'9 lft IM ..,.. tiOll of • ...,_~ •• ~ 8"0UP ol ..._ .... ......_ (1 IW~ N flllft.) • MOVll .......... AltlJ Tiie KAno" (tMO) ,,_. COlllne. Ndwd foM. I TO• AMNl•itctOl>&JINCIDINalll ta TOMOMOW 0 -1; AclOh llng., • IClflGUWlt« 1(111 l<lietofNt· 90ft. IE-- • •~ .. JepeneM wer "Ide" (ttl2) Don Tlytof, ~Y~WOttd Wer ll ---~~ Ill bt*" "'°°"""' opoo. tnlon from -toll!• blCIC "°'"'· (1lw .• 30 min.) 1:1'. (I) C:. LATE MOYIE ··~ H ...... : Ho Sign °' Tlle Ctolit'' ( 1972) a-. P9pperd. Broder· ic:tl Cfewfofd. 8eneoell -a-tor "' ancient ~ ~ wtllc:fl di.-...,.. dutlnQ. ....,_,. ltlr ... "°"' w..ic:o '° .. Unlled ....... t.11110 •1i'utN1liec;IO>&JIUMCB>_,.W ,. .... MOVm • * "Tiie Vwy Edge" , ,..,, Ndwd TOdCS. ""- t ywood. I THE ...... ~I0°'9NBlt 2::11 .... 2:IO MOYIE • • .... .. JeMlca ( 19621 ~ Olckw.on. M-'OI 0-.., A~ fl'IO. ... ~tile obtaC' of 11..c tor ttle men 11ne1 tMIOUeY tor --of a ""811 Italian v•lllOe· I 1 tw .66min l • MOYIE • •CnJM c::-nn.r· '1941) f'rfd••'• ·····~ ,,. • .,1e • -N'IW>UN- 12:00 ••• HSllm c:-ter•• <•n Jodi MlflOney, Julie Adema. l:tO. * • .,. ""Tiie T.,,,.,., Men" (1174) George a.ooe. Joen Hao11e11. &Med on • novel by Mic:f\MI Cridleon. A men ~·--pig Involving electrode imOtel 11i11g wtien lie 9Uffet'I trom blac;k~t• wlllcll ll'\llk• lllm vlolent. ( 1 llr.. 30 """ ) >-*). ***·~"A Gu+de F0t The Marned Men" I 1"7) Witt.. Mlllhau, Robert ll40<M An uperienc9d pl)lllnder .. t.._ on 11>e , .. of ~ • f91uc:· tent '-bend on lnfldel<ty I t tw. 30 min.I by Armstrong & Batluk ,. . ·}I_' -. -, _.,, hVt~ ~ • C(l()R BY IJI UIXI ~ '19"1 f""" N ttl fH (A.H ltJ"Y tl)W P\ITT °" c--,.AC#lC _OI.,..._ ,.~...., •Ol "1·- I I ~ Four strips of tender "MOSm ATU ~ .,...,,nr.,.1 "PEllPEl•MT 80DA' DAii ( PILOT 1 cllidran ..t galden fryes. •2.29 Long John Silver'• Chl<*en ptanks• Dinner •.. A great meal for landlubbers. You get four boneleaa whltemeat Chicken Pianka and an order of Long John Silver's golden fryes. It's a steal at any price. We glw. you Iola of,_.,.._ to lcM ua. Jotl Halar ltftL • c .... ...._ ................. ..,._..._~ ..... ......,.., mYICI ., ••••• ' ' t f I I I t i ' . i 1 i ' I l \ ' I I I r I I i I : I I 0 0 0 .. ~ cl~lll~ffi~ .,.,.... IM"'"9'1...___.. WHIN A STUHDD CAW Cl) ~....;;,._~ 12 ••• 1.-............. - ···~ . . . " . . . . IJQ:JI ··~ A4 p-. Mal --............... ANO JUSnCI JOll Mlce1 ,,,.._ ... ........ "WHUfA smAHGER CALLS'' t111t lfWr•7••-..._.,~...,. "ANIMAL HOUSE" "MEATBALLS" "LIFE OF BRIAN" "TUNNEL VltMOM" --· ........ AYAIANCMllDW ... ... •vn.,.. ... -WWWUSLI ---·--·~ .. ,.,_ .... ........ _ _.,, ....... .............. __ ...... y ... ,: ..................... ....... .... DlkW ,_. Ol9tlil ........ • ...... a ...... -:r.:·"-... c... c .. DIMer. •~ rw .. -.:u 1t ..-ton..-ftbDlq W ewa• Imrie,·~ IMtda.." "U ieo W. ..,.. ....... 14 dO • '°" ......... bl wklt die • ..,. l'U do .... ..,. lbe '°"* 9rtUllll ....._ ··a~ I'm ...,,... dcQs I& .-.. ... lJ to ~pWt my~~ vows. ''I aewr ee~ tUt I01WA¥· rt wu a CIM of .,....... aad barlq tt. •• (Yea -lbe realb 11ld that!) Q: Wen ....._y Cd'a ... Jar••• • Uta& H&e eecw.M eot. NS Hriem ...... &e affed ... LI ..,..., _ Wiii Kell.J, Ta It lio N.J . A: Not at all. Tboulb Jolumy'a DOM wu bn>k• la lb placet, IUa 11..,m, la u SoOd as ever -and be wW continue to cub la on it! Q: .._ Paal ·N .. ••'• _.._ .. qMn, S..U. ...... Ma a&ar llleMr ,..._., _ E. LJJe ........ . A : An actreq, yea. A aw, ao. Her father ia "bualed to death," sbe aaya. "If people ever re- copbe me the way tbey recocnlz.e bhn in the street, 111 *°nuts," ab&adden SUND. Q: wa.t'I belU4 * ~ CU-·.Uce Coeper f.at-Georpa G., 8Ua. hlM4. N. Y. A: 'nMtre's nothin1 behind it. There's oothin& in froot. of it, either -becallle there la DO feud. Johnny's really impressed with the rock at.ar, mucb to bla surprise. "When J see a guy named Alice Cooper and 1 look at bis shows." said Johnny, "I have already prejudged him, which you abouJdn 't do. 1 like him. I found him a very cbarminc, tnteresttnc guy .. .I've met him social· ly and I've had bim on t.be show." Q : I Mu *Mn'• 1o1a1 to be a new book oa t.be Bea&Jee. WW I& &.eU all -ud wbo's wrlU.1 it! - .Joaaie O'Toole, Ft. LaltderMle, Fla. A: Fonner Beatle John Lennon is working on his autobiography and will no doubt reveal many things we never knew before about t.be famous group. Q : Al_.,.._.... of IM~ famUy Mn la Sta&ell ~ die cJoeeet we came to nowm1 &M · yGUI ltat• IUdy, WH ,,._ M WU Mial la· terviewed • TV clowa 18 11iaa1 by lee Abrell Woald yee ~ ,._wer a few ••IU•• lor a! For lllllte...,, ~ -ltiC lredles ..... • palD ... • by a .Onp __, Bow old la be ud eat P'8de JeMol a. liie m -If be'• la uy elau! la be uamal er leUllll elder before Ida Ume! TbaDb.-11n. LL.,~-hlud, N.Y. A: Ricky made Illa movie debut ln MGM 's "The Champ" '!1th Oscar-winning J,oo Voight. Like V<>i.cbt. be bas an impressive acting record. even at a•e nl.De. He's done commercla1S. photo· modelinl and bit.a on TV shows. Yet, be told Abrell his ambition is not so much to act u to be an architect . Aboul bis freckles: They're 1enuine (and we have a doee·up photo to prove it). He's also • re all.at wbo do9eo 't eitpec:t the tooth fairy to rept.ce a lo.t ....... in.t....a. .-a..woee. ..__.. ti be lel*a~ MmMlf ai M actar, lie piaa.ud .. _,... • .... .-...o.y aa 8dor ~ I'• IQ'Mlf! .. Wlttcll ts the moet d:ttt'kult role any.actor can play. 'Glad YOU Asked That' l9y Malf• ... My •a. IF Scbroder admit.I crylnf OD etae la M1J to do -~lb be......_ utaral11. Re'• belnir ICbooled OP17.f..._, from ODI tcbool -wior-to aaotber. lie'• ..,...., • ftM erader. But bis beetie acbedule ._'t bUrf__, wttll aormal boy's fun. "I'm alwa1a ~ IOllletbinl -like plaJtnc, readlq, Mftac a with IQY old fi"teDds who," be ....... "don't ... me ey dlfterentlJ than they used to." Q : ~ ..... ,..... .... 6". Jen7 ............................... -....... ............. 1-G-.,_.DNC.,Lu Ve1u. A: We'll probablJ never bow -became La. da iuiata, "I don't wut to talk aboat my boyfrimd." Tbe)''ve knowD eac:b olMr' for yean and have been seen tosether la pablc ~. "Tbelr rell'ttonahlp la an .........., cme, for a variety ol reuom," polota out writer Elballetb Kaye: "One ol wbicb la tba 8r'OWD ia a fOnDer' 1eeuit Mmlnarian. And &mtedt ooce aaid what moet rebellioua Catholic Clrta UAa11J ... " UD-apoken: 'Ky hie fantaar la to aeduee a pne.t. • " _ Q : I 1ee wllere •&ekey anae7 lau ...cller alcleU. p • 'IMA•c aa · adriee eel••• to aa•lllen. c..nr. pleue -wtUa I09e fu:! -Leeaa.rd LeyY, Be•erl1 BUia, Calli. A: Coofmned. Mickey, with his slx or seven wives (we lost count) DOW bu more sidelines than comedy lines. HiB newest DOtioo ia a raclnl Up gimmick be calls "Mickey Rooney's Win Side Up." He says, "It comblnes the fate ol Lady Luck together with an ingenious betting selector device. I'll see you at the cashier's window ... " Mickey promilles. Q: hae.ymaa Jukie lluoa wu real Mt ee- tertahdel la Florida la1t wt.&er. W.at'a Ile ap to now? -Somay SMrmaa. Coral Gables, Fla. A You'U find out next Christmas when you see Jackje s ta rring with Steve Martin io a Universal-Carl Re1.0er comedy film uUed "Tbe Jerk.." Masoo was "discovered" and sicned for lhl4 feature wbeo M played the same bot.el club for nine Wttk.a alter ai&ninl for only two. The multi-talented comed.ia.a bu beeD waiting ln line for such a break longer than a guy with ao empty tank walling for a fill-up. • Q: Wlaat was Z.a ZN Geber'a commeat wlle9 the late Jean Paal GeUy (aka .. IUa earl1 .. ) told a ~r Uaat U lte ~ from Eanpe to Callfonlla, abe could be lllla •teMT -LMlle SpUb, Queeu, New York. A : "I sho uld love lo be bis hostess," ZZ ackoowledced. "We have a lot of lhlncs io com- mon. He's as crazy as l am about animals!" SNEAK PREVIE . .. Tontorro\Y at 8:30 p01 To the list of movie heroes you have kn~ and loved, Get ready to.add John Riiier ••• ••• WhM ~~Mien n ~ kl<h """" .ip. ~JlkAJp#, .J -.. -""• "JUSl YOU ANO -Ml.K~ .. "~~: TIME FTER ~TIME "'"'•"AGATHA" SlAN CONHEJ!1 ~c--.-.. --... "--· METEOR . .....,, ..,..n...e, .... ,. ,_ ........ -... ,_L_ t&t•.·-- .... ··~1'MA·· ~.Oct--•.1111 4-~-------i:· ht we'd better erect it while we had the r.tu•~·· Suicide Leap Ends In Ocean Switn RICHMOND. Calif. (AP) -Police say a woman ended an argument with ber boyfriend by jumping into San "Francisco Bay from a Richmond marina and announcing she was on her way to San Franc~co. Dawn Rassmussell was picked up 30 minutes later by the U.S. Coast Guard, which said she had paddled about three miles . Ms. Rasmussen told her boyfriend she was go· ing to commit suicide by swimming to San Fran· cisco. She was taken to Contra Costa County Hospital in Martinez for observation. Wllaborator Gets ' Death Sentence MOSCOW (AP) -The Lithuanian Supreme Court has sentenced a man to death for col- l aboratin g with the Na:?is in World War II and taking "an active part in massacres of Case Set civilians and Soviet parti sa n s in Beylorussia," Tass re · ported. The Soviet news agen- cy sai d Jon as Mecislovas Plunge was involved in "the killing of 46,000 Byelorussian and Polish citizens who1 were shot in a suburb or Minsk." Since the war, he bad been "hiding under an assumed name and often changed bis re- For Court sidence and place or e mploy ment." Tass '---'~·~ld~··-------,,.- PORT WORTH, Texas ---------~ , <AP> -1be Fort Worth : .. · · · ·.:. · · · · · ..... ; .... · ~~~-:a:J.;:iir:: :._-< .. Vi ... =-_· ·Olf·:·····.:~. '-••tllor lllcbael Ed· (' ..... lawsuit HeltinC · ...... to bave tbe body of Lee ·· ··. · ··· f.;~~;.,;d;;! ·::: .. c: an:·.: ::>>. 1 • the corpse in the .. · . . .. · / , ,-¥;ve may not b e __..;;_....,_. __ . , wolcl'1, but that of a · Q · · .. .. ~~! : .... ,·-r:i· .··:;:~ .. ; r . .. . . :-.· wbo tbe War· ·· · ~ .. JID.mddl~1111'~5¥. ::.·g~: U~ .. ~ . ... ··· .......... ·· : "( ... ::·:.·.-......... ·:::~.·· '"······:;\::::; .. · c eo.arw IUnetJcm ~ of .......... W...ellied bf tbe ltorm Wlaida struck UM ceab'&I 0'-llt Cout on e.sK. U . D••••• was Htlmated at S.. IDUJ&oe ii tbe tardeu wben J.000 U.. ._.. Ill{ or da1aapd. TIM famous Mowplae., wbJcb = ID ltll, Is es9ected to r en In hM.,, or llarcb, olflclals Nkl Ol'naA&.1 01' 'l'llE a.an..,.atb ........ AN maktq a n"CAOllaJ ef. fort IO ra!M tuada to ,--. the * ..... · .. -... .bortleWturist9lAubu.rn Unlven1ty, laid floweriq plants qcll • •1aleu 9Dd camelllU wlU Htlllold .......... , ... n.., .... Time for • new one. ~.~gea ~~01 ... 11necs tenka, r•~..::i w•t•r rKOYef'Y a 8, high t«nper•ture shut-offs. Reg. 109.96, 2011e'· 99111 JI.tel., ,....11us ...... 101.• ...... . , ... 12us ...... 11a. 50-fal., .... , ... 1sus ...... 1e •• ....... ,... ..... don11et toilet troubla ... you down Take out thet otd bellooetc end ltoet. end reptece them with tM quiet water-sevfng Fluldm....,. Reg. e.95 311 4215 Aluminum aheda. detlYered end lnttalled on your lewl tot wltNll • 25-mh redlua of our atOfel Plywood floor. Colen. e·icr. reg. 224.95 19911 ., ... , ,... !Jf.ts .............. . , ..... ,...114.ts ............ . ...... ,...,"·"""......... . ....... ,... ... ., ............ . ........ ,... ... tS ......... 11>. SANTA ANA probably bloom in llarcb or April alon1 tbe city's famed "Aaalea Trail." "So DIU)' JOUDI dolwooda ud ow have ..._ loll," llcGW Hid. ''Some baM beeo blown over and could M ltralptmed 9Dd stated. I feel It la worth trylAc to save u many as pouible even tboucb the aurvlval rate may be only 30 to 30 percent.'' Call 142-1171 . Put a few"WOnt. to work for u. mllk charm and style out of these cartons Ill 7Tlii-11-., ..... -..... ~,,. ~·tor ................ Cofd .... Tru Temper 9' ... trlmm« mMe8 trimming • joO tnet worn get YoU tied esown. mOOA. Reg. 59.M 3911 ........ llllrlty 9-lnch roller co11ere for en•mel Of nat wall pelnt Number• 1, 2 can t>e uaect over and over. Reg. 1.39 .. no knolaa to ILl'n One toucti handle contrOls the 11olume and temper11ure of water Chrome bOOy and crystal cleat h•ndle With P<>C>-ilP. #52:2WF. Reg. 305 2495 tor your nn won. 4-lold ttreecreen of hend- some antique brua is a striking •ddltlon to any llreplace. #471 Reg. 24.95 1488 99 each pick up I wlllflow• "' a11y of ow current PO~lat wellpaper pettema. Choose from mylars, prep,11ted. Qf8HCIOlh, creative pnnta. more. By Frazee. 1/3 ~ Skyline Takes A: Faaelflll twra By DENNIS McLJ!LLAN ............... For years Eaatemers making pilgrimages to Southern California have reveled ln regaUng the fol.ks back home with stories about Loi Angeles architecture. Only in LA, they're fond of saying, can you find a restaurant shaped like ~ derby hat, a bot dog stand in the form ol a bot clog or a tire factory designed like an Assyrian temple. That's not to mention the bottling plant built like an ocean liner. ~ movie ·'palaces'' and the houses: Japanese temples sandwtcbed between Tudor-style mansions and Medieval castles. . Ope renowned architect of the '40s observed that "motion pictures have undoubtedly confused architectural tastes." There's no denyinB the influence of having Hollywood, the land of make-believe, m your own backyard. But, more than anything, the diverse nature of Los An$ele~ a,rchitecture see.~s symptomatic or Southern Calilo111.Ja itself: a place Wllling to embrace almost anyone and anything The "Only in LA" admonition, however, must be widened to include "~nservative" Orange County. The one-time country bumpkin to the south in recent years appears to have taken on the architectural splendors of its city slicker neighbor to the north. It has nothing to rival a restaurant shaped like a giant chili bowl. But Orange County. as the photographs on this page il-lu~trate, seems to be holding its own in the attempt to add spice to Southern California's skyline. Tra velers can spend an Arabian Night at Costa Mesa's AJi Baba Motel ' Remember the A/11.mo? The facade of the Alamo Apartments m Costa Mesa 1s an exact reproduction. ;1 D ·1 Pil t ill•' at y o •·Hu:, Photos by , , 1 Patr\ck O'Donnet(c, ,.,. ~{bb Old World shopping center m Huntington Beach provides an escape from suburban bustle. OH ~ Walllr Pyne wanted the feel of manorial splendor In hit Laguna Beach home bull tt the late '20s. l\fte Castle was converted Into ap111tn'lflr'1ts in the early '808. ·-- .H_ fl! I r JlL , .. ···' J ... ' . ~ -.: •'' T~. October 21, 1111 ftoek11 11'011 To Hii A Peak - about• maacb ... urance u Jla:uny Carter feela wbeo he •ba.k• .._. wttb Tedd;y Kennedy. (AWrtna upward atae • reaJbed lhe wu woman aaaJnat mouatalD. momatalD •1alut woaum; then ahe reuau.nd MrMlf by aartaa tbat. l1 ... aa.. inltial trip ud tbe :::S,fftaa IDOUDd til ,S•t bou.lden formed fnam an anc•eat Salide and loom1nc toward tbe clear aky dappled wttb cleaa cumuh• douda •u only a bec1nner''• ~ Tbe SWde from bJa vantqe po(Dt lutruded ta. wbeeliq novice to attach ftnt ooe loot. then oae band. ud u.. anotbw bud. to a cnmce ln tbe &beer rock. Tbea be &old ber to atfts ber other' loot to aomethlq st.hie &Dd LO reuialn ln l*itloo at three potntl 1'bile vent.wi.na out .rltb tbe fourth point to a biCber poeJUon. But all at ooce tbua 1preadeaded, abe leh a curiOUJ alidilla fee!i.q. -u U tbe en.ft wu not made ffX 1ucb adveature -but by catcb.lnc ~rHlf, u.oup by tb1a time •be felt nwnblq dr'OPS of penpU-atloo oo her forehead and a vasue headache, a6e wu able to vault benelf upward to tbe Jed,te where her cuJde WU DOW perched. DISIDWNG TBE PAIN OP dt:y.IOft muscles, abe once •lain placed herself in a three-polal poalUoo reacbJ.ni for anotJaer vtdory before alid:lal dowDward in body acr•Din& defeat. rt wu oaJy a Uaree-foat fall &Dd quickly U.. pide modooed ber upward toward blsber ~ -ev• larlw sr-lt.e towers lplit off lD bnllal ,._.. efts m11U001 ol years ol eroeioa. Repeatedly tbe guide warned ber •to _. dowD which ca\lled her to immedlatelY DOtlce abe waa.::=li"I over a .oarrow shaft into wblcb, 1f ooe fell. ooe DOt return m oae piece. The c!ilnb to the top waa .ao.r and labored ud ma)' Urt>es the guide went abeed to dleek a pMb only to nturo m a few minutes to au11est a ae.a ditftcult way woald bave to be found. Evmtually, after wiDdlDa tbelr way alOUDd lbe load berseJI atandlng ubUarated oo lbe top of a tall cat.bedn.1~ rock lnotinc dow8 lDLo • m1D1at:ure •alley e dotted with tiny plae trees ad atraw-co&ond blwll. ACT'OU tbe caayon a ,..,. ol moaDtaiD peab almo.t disappeared beneath a eoverinc of wlapy clouds ud abe stood in wonderment beatin& her cheat ti.ke Ta.nan in tbe ~of 1tnie. The trip up wu euler tbaD tbe trtp dowla. Wbat a mesa. Where the Gals Go ~d What They Do ( Baroseope ) FalDAY. ocroaa • 81 SYDNEY OllA&a ADES <March %1-April 11): Be practkal coacernln• duUn, re.pooajbUJU.., career. reput.atioo and beiDC rtd of burdm • 10'Ar own in first place. greeo Usbt oa loa1·staDdia1 ~al. Be meUculoua conceroln1 detail•, m... paat oblla.um.. Be dls>k>matic. -., .. • We were eaU.og in a Spanlab restaurant the Other night wbeo my frieod and I excused CMlrlelves and went to tbe restroom Since both of us are fand&b*ed, I.be arrived at Ule first door, preaaed ber noee two inches lrooi it, and with her hands traced the outline of Y(b.at abe thought to be a booped akirt.. It turned out to be the cape ol a bullfighter ~ ,.e found ourselves in the men's room. Tbe two ol us hid in a bootb until it was prudent to coineout.. Naturally, we do not consider ourselves authorities on men 's rooms, but since few women have visited the last ba:stioo of male dominance. we made some observations on the subJect. MEN GO TO THE RESTllOO• alone I don't know why tbey do this, but J have yet to • see-a man stand up ln a room, aol'CNDCe where he ii IOi.ng and ask if any other man at the uble would like to go with hlm. Witb women it's a ~ oatma . . . aomeUU.Qs YoU &bare. My aa-.act calis It U.e Ark coaoec.1ioa. _..... women eo into tbe rest.room two b)' two aDd eotne out the same way. , Meo whi.atJe. Without fall, every man wbo ' c•me into the restroom whist.led and didn't stop until he left. Women. on the other hand, never whistle. They talk. There is everything to talk about. Why there are no towels. Why there is DO soap. Why the hand blower doesn't work. Why there is a toll charge for using the bathroom. I have eslabh.shed more mearungfuJ relauonshjps from holding the door or u pay booth open than you can imagine. In ract , ii lot of us s till correspond. MEN RETURN FROM lbe facilities and seem embaJTasaed to <iluuss where they've been. Tbey never bear any gosaip. Never aee any celebrities. Never fiod out U lbe flab oo tbe menu la fros.en cw that tbe blonde waiU.. la married to tbe drwnmer wbo ia jealoua. A ~ to wom• a. aa 8dnawn. When mm lwUudlftlJ cbeclr out tJae 1ocauoa before the)' au do1n1, womea bu.a aroUDd astiq tbe bartender, tbe cashier, t.be matt.red' and md up wandering around the titcben, eolnl through doors that lead to the parking lot, aod giggling in a dark corridor about wbetber or not a urucom ia male or female. I doo't know bow to explain any of this Maybe women just don't get out a lot. Here's Ground Rules .. :;J.for Creative Fighting DEAR~ LANDERS: M,y buaba.od and I a.,e lo the U.S. army, atatioaed in Munich, Germany. We have been readin& your column io ·~and Stripes" for a Iona time. Wben you spoke to tbe conclave ol teenaaers 1D the Bavarian Alps five years ago, we were there, and IO were our children. In exchange for the aouod advice you have given us through the yean I would like to share aomethlne witb you. Jt la a list ol auggestion.s by army cb~laln John Baille. He calls it >•Creative P\Cbtlac." Here are the ground rules be bu IUllested to help •trencthen marrtages I hope ~ will c:ooalder tbem aood enough to print. -WNG THIE ANN FAN DEA& PAN: I ...... I wUL Ben dtey are, ..,.. ~ ...._. ce,... u4 Oteplel8 Bakle: • (I) Bqww :' ... • di lrea .. ee.c:em M eabalJ •,.... • u... aa wen u talk. (2) TrJ to awrecta&e ,._.. ma&e'• ,..., of .sew. nm If tt .._.,make mtlda aeae at dte ...... (I) DUfeteeees 1Meld llOt be dlacuaed .......... ,wu. •. CO 0.•'t aero I• •• )'oar spoaae•s ................................... (5)0.'tnU_ ... .,........ RUFFB.l'S .: ' m'MOLSTBY -. ,, . ., ... .... ,.w ... ...... em...._ .... I .: Aaa Laaders (I) 0.'t tall eub other names. (7) Dae't ue I.be alleet treatmetit. It ettdl effeethe eommaalc1Uoll ud I.be poalblllty of com prom.lie. (8) Avoid wild accuatiou, verbal abue, tbrea&a Md Mloattag die other down. <t> Doe't play p1ycblatrtsl by analyd.ng I.be oUaer party. ( 10) 0oa•t drag ln chlldrea and relatives aa aJUes M 10-betweeu. Cll) Pbyslcal violence can never be COlldooed • A..t ... Qaaplahr Bell.le. Just &o make It u net1 ._., ma-, I add eee more? (1%) Neftt .. to Md •ad. f 111t· Sh,H'' Smt ,. I 90 i -------- Handmade Gift Sale tiCStters ~Fri. tO 9p.m. 99 Fashfon tlfand .•. Newport Beach •.• 759-9551 .... ---·. _ .... . .. . .. TAU.US C Apc'lJ ZO. 11&1 30): Good Mooa aspect coincldea aow wltb .. makln1 coonectiom." tying lOOM eodl. ecmpletina a mt11loo anoclated with journey, k>ag·ranae proJecL GEMINI (May 21-Ju.ne 20>: Teach, learu, lay out plans. read Artea and TaUl"QS meeaages. CANCER <June 21-July 22): Time favors you r efforos -meana wait, listen. observe, defer to wtSb et>. decisions of partner or mate LEO I July 23-Aug 22) Obtatn hJnl from Cancer mess a~e. a void rushing decisions Ma inta in steady pace. keep r esolutions concerning work, hea1tb, nutnuon Get together with ooe wbo shares basic int~rests. t0n~ms Check signal. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). Insist on defiDJUoo of tenna; st.re• mline technJq~. See people in realistic llpl. Member ol oppoe!te au ls well-meaning, but may haw made too many promJw. Take epeeial care 10 ooanecOGD wilb speculatlve watare. Younp\er m*-demand. LIDA <Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Emphuia oo home. property. appraisa l of valuables. TaW'\&5, Scorpio natives figure prom.ioeDUy. You get FEAR OF Fl YING ? Take The First Step To Take-OH CALL FOR BROCHURt: (7141 S46-J<i2Q • nl. 4102 ICOSPIO f0et. 2l·Nov. 21>. Ideas are t.es&ed -L': lean wbat la eotid u CClllU-..S to wWllul t~··· Plaeel, ~ utt .. = promlnea&b. Sbort trip, r•he wlilo cw problem -lbeae are OD ... de. Arte&. Ubra ~ ftnre r.crn;•a...u-,. 8.\GlTTA HJS Olo• Zl•Oee. 21>: You recover what bad beea miMiDC. ao.t or aao&ea. You set on more aoUd emotioGel Del finaodal footiDa. Put contract. effort wW P&J dividends. C apricorn native plays outs&anding role. Older t0di vi dual .s ln your comer. CAPa1cOaN <Dec. 2%·Jan. 19>: Study Sag1ttanus message. 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CllMGI ... ,,... ... lpedal ...... 1ptce. ".... ·-· -.... ~ -...... -.. --. • ' • FEATURING Children Don't Need Yo11r Woes neullt ID._. problem• that we aUallt DOt Ila" UUa"91111L ae..u._ ..... ._ ~ of llncle,...... •abt aromd ~like MUie old .. cw •• •. c~ &M Wllldlt of u.e world•tWl'IMlll:den. I _... tbil la Cllfta tbe nllUlt of l«dDc U..ID lD OD '1DO muda tnformat.ion of the tort tbal they're 80t matun efte>Ulh to lumcile ud cu't do I UU., about. ta a two-plal'eOt family. lbe CClftftdeneea are shared by ta.. ,.,_ti and lbe clilldren ue uauan:, exc"*d h'om Utls lnt.lmacy. la.....,.. paN11t famillea, however, mothers oftN tell tMJr ebJldren everyt.tUa1. mainly becauae UMre ia no ooe else around to tell and it 'a bani for tbem to 10 on without a COGJ'ldant of some IOrt. INAPPaGPUATE AS IT llAY BE, these motben ma.y talk with their kids about money problems, tbelr love Uves, tbelr hopes and lean and plans and dreams as well as their diaap- pointment.s and resentments. While il certainly la a good thing to be close to your ddlcl and open with him, there la a point at wbltb tblt po1e1 a real tbreat to p1yebolol'eal ltablllty 11 lt ftlla blm with fears and worries. AU eblldren need to feel proteded, and It cu be tbreater.tn1 few them to be aware ol all their p&Nntl' feua ud 1Alecurtties. There ll a bis difference betwem allowlna your ~ to abare openly In your llle, and dumplq your problem& on them. >.. Panetl. all of us are respomible for de· wrminlDI wbJcb thlnp mieht upset or worry our cblldrm. and then either to k~ tbeae to ounelvee OI' talk about them with a more mature aodlence. THE a&AL DILESJIA for many of our kid.I la tbat tbey begin to feel somehow respoa.ai· ble ror helptna 111 meet our needs and aolve our problems. Yet, in reality, they are completely powerlesa to do this. • Tate for example the story of one little girl. It wu her mother's birthday. so sbe bought a present, picked a nice' bunch of flowers and even baked a cue. · But she still could teU that her mom felt lonely and depressed. Finally, in dismay. the child announced. "Well, I 've done everytbihg a 7·year-old can do to make it a Happy Birthday." And sbe was right. Buffs Rallye for Cause This child's frustration may be echoed by many ol our kids, if they feel unfairly burdened with the job of making their mot.hen happy, or acting as their companiorus. I beUeve aa single parents we have to guard against doing this to our children. ff appenings By Jud 1th Olson It was Really a Rallye. Garry ud Patt C.· c ....... benefit for the American Cancer Socie· ty last Saturday drew nearly 1,000 guests and many many beautiful Rolls·Royces and BeoUeys. The party was given to celebrate tbe diamond jubilee of the famous Rolls·Royce, of which Con~annon is a purveyor. His Horseless Stables is a clearinghouse for RRs from all around the world and be has purchased a few for himself. On display was his 1934 rumble seat roadster wruch took first place in the recent Concours de Elegance at Santa Barbara, a gem of an automobile. ln addJUon to viewing the numerous cars on display, belonging to both Concannon and bis guests, part)'IC)ers enjoyed a variety of cheeses aad Cnacannoa wines from the family vineyard in Llwermore, oper.ted by a cousin. ~ .... prvrid9d by ...... i.....1-1'11&.~ ....... Uh ........ aadTn.U ....,., ... ~--~vm. 1'bere atso was music by the aye Straw, a musi4:al ll"OUP from Santa Barbara. FortmatelJ tbe weatherman came tbrouch wtttl a ..my afternoon. Wouldn't it have been a shame to set .U tboee abiny cars wet? Some ol the guests fantasized about which car they would choose, if t.bey bad their druthers. Erde ud Doe& McLeod liked a BenUey from the 30's, Jolla Sobluaa had his eye on a 1979 Rolls·Royce Camarque and the Robert Blleys bad to admit they preferred their own car, a 1964SilverCloud Ill Rolls. There also was much talk about which wines were favored. The six different kinds were served by Jim and Helen CoacUMD and Bob aod Marie Wlaite (she's a Concannon). Also enjoying the afternoon were Brltlsb Consul Geeeral and Mrs. Tom Aatoa, Ntge.I and Betty Balley. Mike aad Judy Gel1Der and Bi ell Adami. Abo, Pet.e ud Carol Powetl, Wally ud Lelp Towmnd, PMI aad Jackie Haadlemu and Amelia Set. with her daughter and son-in· law J-. ud BeUy Bobialoa. Are there any other flag nuts out there besides me and Harvey Ballock? We banner buffs will have a heyday during September when the Newport Harbor Art Museum-exhibits 10 flags by vexillographer Aladen Holmqulat. ~ Happy birthday to another Libra, Jule Botlrke of Costa Mesa. Her husband, Dave, took her to Ambrosia to celebrate since that's her favorite dining spot. Along wilh the Bourkes were Joe and Sara Scroggs. '--HALLOWEEN CANDY SALE' .., .... ,_...otow1._.,._.__.. .. ._ ........... .,J.lt ••••.•••.••••••.•• Me Mr 1M1 llCOI• POUND FREE ........................... OffW•ICOfte 10/31/19 ft~<eMr11Ftrw WlltcUIP MIA ,,.., a;a·• ... ............... .. .... 111 (Hlff(1 ........ laMI ~ _... .......... IN Deity ..... """" *"'Y,..... AT Rou.s.AOYCE PARTY-Amelia Seton, John and Hetty Robinson, from left And another happy occasion. Newport Beach residents Mr. a•d Mn. Carl Wartta celebrated their golden wedding anniversary during a dinner party al the Reuben E. Lee restaurant. Hosting the party were Dr. a9d •n. hlaa C. WUTell of Coeta Mesa and their children, Ja•es ..S Uada, and attending wu Mn. Warren'• brodaet, .la•ea w .. Mid bis family . Al.so helping the couple celebra~ were many friends from La Canada where they lived before moving to Newport Beach. ~ The Sotmd of Mu.sic Chapter of tbe Orange County Music Center bas received shares of stock valued al $25,000 from an anonymous benefactor. Mrs. Robert Glbsoll, chairman of I.he steer· ing committee or the chapter. presented the gill to James K. Nagamatsa, chairman of the board of the center. The Sound of Music Chapter includes women in the Big Canyon and Spyglass Hill area. An organizational meeting is scheduled for 9:30 a.m. Nov . 6 in the Big Canyon home of Mrs. Gibson. CORT N AL ESTILO One good way of avoiding talking too much with your children is to seek out other people whom you can trust and with whom you can share your intimate concerns. It will 8'8o help simply to become more con· scious of what you talk about in front of your children. Sometimes it may even be necessary to pay for some support. m the form or a therapist or counselor with whom you can talk when there is something on your mind. MANICURE SPECIAL "ev S1 October & November Spe<lals With Participating Stylists $5. Call Our Receptionist GAIL For APPo1ntment 640-6023 FASHION etmlCS (cutting In style) Q.es: What are witches? Atttww: There are several kinds o f witches : left·handed. right-handed. good. bad. etc. The left-handed one you can tell by the way her broom Is wom out'. Aight-Nnded. by the Wll'f the tips her stytlst. The bed ones do therr hair at home these are real witches. and the good ones (of course) are our beautiful. regular. generous clients who book appoentmenta ahead of t11Tie. HeppyHtlle1111•tell-A special treat with no tric:ks on your hair needs Men or Women -Day or evening. Ctlfw.,t. 645-72'0 ....... ...-: Walk In the right direction for Fall with easy llvtng. classic atytlng to 641= 21 ........... ..... _. .... 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NfSCOL ! t !!a .... .... .., -.... ,. ~ .,,,.,. -...... F~_, ~<® Beach Reatty C:...._ Uf24 ....................... ~~:.::::~[~ IMil kUPA CONOO--fOI LIASI Lovt>ly t t.tory end unit w/3'bdrms. 2 halhi. N<'w r ptng & vinyl Pool just :.l('Pb ttWt•Y from the lgc Mexican tiled patio Beaut j(reenbelt l mmed pcJM•t.~~um Only $6!;0 Mo OM •OADWAY, IASTSIDI CM Very popular in Eastside Costa Mesa, e xcellent starter investment. 2 homes o n one 6500 sq . ft. lot each with yard, new paint and high rental demand. Go·4·it a t just $125,006. COME WITH US • • • to aACK BAY (Cherry L.aU Area), N.e ., t111a 9"efr a bedroom. femlty room, ~ b9th hofM featurM -•tropical pllt6o .,.a, com- lieADILMAA> 1b1.I bltb1y upJr.dtd tamUy bome (ealuNJ"") Bdrm. pl• ... weo kitclMD w /mlc,..,.,,_.e. ,... yard deck!°! d<l 11 wt1Jain Walkinc(dHte 10 all acboola, pu1l:t Md teool• couru •. C-IJ S.9»for more cWaU.1. nus newspaper will not know1ogly accept aoy advertisin g for real est.ate wtuch is in viola. boo of the law. ....................... ... ~ 1002 ....................... cmAM .... VY~S One of tbe b eat uo obstructed v ie ws 1n WISLEY N. TA YLOI CO., lecihn Ziii S-J ....... Mltloed HEWPOttT CEKTH, N.I . 64~4' I 0 Spyglass IUU 4 Bdrm.1--------1--------New Bedlord Piao watb s pecial bonus room Owner wi.JJ assist walh fUWlCing. $586,000 17 I 4t 671-4400 u Ill 6Zl·Jl21 HARBOR 2STOltY Shake roof. 4 Bdrm, 21/• Ba. $133.500. Eastaide Ooltalleu. .., ... c ....... ...7729 rrs YOUI DOI.LAI SI.op looking, you will 11ee ttws North COsta Mei.a 4 8dnn and know 1l 'i. a good buy a t $97 ,soo Secll.Xied .big yards and great foretabt for 1n- creasanl( your aJullar ahead of annauon <.:.ill 546-4141 t«JMTIHG SEA.SOM IS OVER When you Sci.' this de laghlful family humt> wath new carpets und drapes. Large corn.-r lot. 3 BR. 3 Ba. tile entry. al tractive ratsed din rm. and a balcony off " hu~c bonus room Cl~e Lo the lwach Sellrr w help f1n 11nce Print only Jlunl no m nrt' CJ II 979-5370 DILUXE DUrLEX OIOice Balboa location. 4 " 3 bdrm. uolla; ~::.:to NEWUSTIHG DUPUX 3 Bd.rms. up, 2 bdrms. down, good condataon: new t•a.rpets. 2 Car park mg Steps to beach! $225,500 Including land! associated llROK EAS ~ ·AEAl TORS J02<; W 8olboo b71·JUI JOU.TOP llETRF:AT Assumt> tht> Isl Tl> on Uus lovely 4 bedroom 21 ... , bath fum1ly homl' with mountam Vl{'Ws and fun tasllc yard 'fh1:. home ,., an move in con ti 1t mn $00.~ U NGO nt-;AL fo:STAn; 1714 1 197 3331 AUTHENTIC CUSTOM TUDOR Ocean view By lh<'·sca 2 sty, 6 7 BR, :i BA Dan llm. w1pn l(urdt>n:.. ~p aJen w fpl<'. \{'wan!( rm 10ff1CC' ~k y laghb l.t>aaJt'ri gleti.s galore Sundeck.s &lcony ter race. 14(1.' HV i.loral(C So much more U must set• & only S135,000 Call now• • 963-0903 BK R o.IGIHAL ILUFFS European decor 3 BR tri·level w /loads o r Italian Ule. End unit. • ~ertoob park- U~l()Ut: t1()Mt:S REAL TORS', 675·6000 2443 East Coast Highway. Corona del Mar IASTSIDE ttC»e AHO INCOME Lllrge 3 Bdrm home in great F.aat.side location Two I BR units add lo an· come. OWNER WI LL CARRY Jo'INANClNG . 1lus is a must see al Sl.S0.000. Jo~or details call 540-11.51 > •VETS• .,..,_.. .... llty NOW ... NO 00\tN LOANS TO $100,000 LOW INT. RATE. Let us show you how toqualJfy T .. to a.ct c_,.t Welk._ 754·1Z02 -- SlW'S TO IE.A.CH ·~~HERITAGE • • REALTORS SI lt,900 ~ J bed rm. bnck --~~-~~~·-•_-_•-I pal.lols. Lots of wood and 19l>UCB> $4000. Reduced for f,asl sale' Owner anxious a n d sacnftcing lhas lovely home. Clean as a whe1· Lie'' Features 4 bedr mi.. 1-l• bath, 22 ft. game room. park hke ground~ Offered al only $102.900. call now 963-7881 I tf1 I• .. .. , GOLF COUISE VU Great Dack Bay location nus bags bedroom home features a huge family/ di.ning rm addition big eDOUlh for your pool ta· ble. Perfect for the bl1 f amil,y aad the price la riPl•flll.500 . gla!IS Pnvate commum· ty Call now! 646-7171 • ' I • ', , ~ 3• +POOL BMSBOM! plete wMtt luxurtou• pool a epm. '" land (JOU own It). '241,500. NEWPGIT BEACH 759-1111 .WE HAYE SIYll.AL AMI IA Y .. °"1 HOMIS WITH PIH & SLW BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR ) ·1 , fl" y-.. d, (J • • • ~. fl 1, ,' ', fl I I) I ABANDONED $85,000 Waiting for some fiXJng, prime Easts1de , 2 bedrm, R·2 lot. Owner dmoerat.e! CaU646-7171 MAGt .. CIHT llACH TIM..IVll. S BR. POOL. 2 STY. AS SUME 172,000. Dramatic tiv. rm. vaulted ~ilings. frpl. form. din. garden lat .. ZS' fam rm. w/buae . · ~ -.. HERITAG£ . REAl.lOFC-> Fr'A&.o. ~Pool OldlP_. Ute your present bome equity to U11Ume Mia% tom. take over payments on 3 bedroom W•--Mde home. Ouunc area, COUB· try k:rtcbeo, larp fa.mll)t room with fireplace. Qiarmplua' Don't mw ! 119.750 Ql!J 540-1120 TAilBaL. -· ATI'IMTION IHVESTOltS Possible future corn merciaJ use on thJs sh11rp 3 Bdrm home. For more 1nfo rm a t1on , call ~5880. --'~ HERITAGE f '• , . . REAUO RS wetbar. 46' sparkliog i--------- pool • spa. 24' m aster Nt.e w /frpl &: t.errace i---------G u es l quart e r11 Shorellne Assoc. 848 2262 ligGt-...... oolc s BR + ~ + Family OWHB Rm + Formal dlnlng·+J __ ,.1,.1t1a. car garage + 2 patws + ~~·~ balcony a n d other POCll + RV Ace"' ameruues. Aslona <Jnly J Bdrm., sunny lutcben, SJ.:r>.000 formal laving room . SCOTTllALTY brick fpk, RV access. 5l6-75ll spuiili.n& free-Corm pool, ~~~~~~~~~ ON BAY ADERE. lrvane cu BBQ. tow malnt. 1- 1'a'nce: Ablolut.ely de· JIOUlld&. Reduced to only Uptlt.al -•talned ti& 9'.B . Call for appt. elebed windows . -.1111 hardwood floors, 11.e'W Ol'fH I• 0• II ~II.ft IOllt Ol.(1° ~ ............................... _ •••11• Beduced to $168.tlOO. 640.6%59 M 191MLTY 146-e114 ertme s bedrm home ill ~located Del c.ro v.et.a.t.a Mesa. ~ 21110 eq.ft.. Well me+;,.._. bome wllla liamt boau. rm wltb sPlftftng pdol wtth d iv· inc boerd aod alide! Ex· tra 1lora1e galo r e! l6lcb., mucb mott ! ! On· ty ~.900. WOW!! CaJI todav 7SZ.1700. ~-=~~~l ... 1ar1e yard. beautiful . ..:::..11: ·=-•••.,. C.M. area, 3 BR, 2 ba & UllO 1q ft. ol Uvin& area. Hl1bly uparaded a. I~ an aasumable m.ooo 9.,.,% loan. Ciall 556--2fa>. -=SELECT I PROPERTIES 481 +POOL SAHDPOIMTE Excellent 4 bedrm, 2~ bath Sandpointe pool home nr South Coast P1aza. Brand new plu~h crptg and water heater too! One year home pro· lectaon plan included ! Fiexable terms incldg VA or t11ke over ex 1s t1ng loans. Full price jusl $125,000. Hurry. take ad· vantage. call 752· 1700 •t'o l I • ' '• ft ·. 1 [®lill] I FOUl-PLEX All 2 Bdrm units. in xlnt rental area. Exterior just painted. XJnl poten tial for price a pprecia· t.aon. F\tll pnce as a low $144,900. Call 751·3191. f;::SELECT I PROPERTIES WT SIDE CUSTOM Goreeous Eastside Mesa ~m built 3 bedrm OR 2 bedrm + den home! Ga&ed entry court yard for privacy. Fem erotto. 2 pal.IOIS, Iota of storage, stepa to Newport ti& Back Bay! See this winner, oowl ! C&U 752-1700 ()#1N fJf Q •II\ l(Jfl '',,I'"'''' l•-•U~I CHIAPDUPUX 3 Br'• + 2 Br'• on a buae R .. lot. More unita cao be WJt. Only $10,000 down. Owner ca rries the blalance .•• 900. BALBOA ISLAND REALTY l'IM700 HOl:m llOI YITS •HOKES·eDDN. DWURBkr. fir All kt111 Clll 1 ..., Plllt -142-5111 WANT ACTION? * 675-7060 * Oaulled Ada 6'2-5678 GA'ZEK~". t--"""-+-..-~~·~CLAY l POU..AN~~----~~ ~ !7'.~t.~ ~:: ~ ~ 1,, ~k;p-to• Thu••doy. rr()ti watd\ (#Jlfnc>O"d•""J IO~t\ nl yo.,t Zod"" b>rt!. >'II" )10-.. _ ... __ MO... 2et111e, •"-tr ... ,,_ ........ •O.C.:•1 .... <0-.... ., . ._. ..... tl~H~ ...... "°' .. ~ ..... _ ..... .... --....... '°'--·· ".,,. '1(H...,_ ...... ,.,~ ,..., ... ,~ ,.~.,... """"" "°' ''"'"" .:ir • ....., """ .,~ .... ., ..... .... M ll!r.'1.,~ •• , •• 1~· ., "4tolllt• .. AUOC·el .. ...... ~\ • .c-'4 ... ·-£Js~1.1tul macnab I irvine realty A SUBSIDIARY OF THE IRVINE COMPANY POTENTIAL!! Weslcliff hom e on one of Newport 's nicest streets . You will appreciate t h e qua l ity con s truction & s paciousness of this 4BR & family rm home w / POOL ! Put your imagina tion to wo rk ! $248,000. Polly J ohnston 642·8235. <K-87 > 642-823S 901 Dove r Onve 644·6200 Hdrbor View C~nter Irvine cH Campo'> Valley Center 7S2·1414 SlllC & llNlf TAROTS C T I H L T E H H S E W T 0 A R L R S SIT AR 0 TS/TE T R 0 T s RT H T D 8 P H A J G G E H L H I S D R E H H T M E T E U N G 0 G 0 M E J G S U E E T E C E P E l 0 R H R R 0 D M S T E J H J I M R Y M K T E P I V K E H V E U H U S T P E H P H M T D l H E V C l G E S S T H P I E E E l H T M H N I M G M T R T Y G H E L R H X G A A G U l l E I U A K T H £ 0 R 0 D Z R H T J P E 0 C E P T T W W Y T U R E T E C G 0 R J £ J R A S E S E J T P N 8 H H ~ R E 0 £ T A N H E C R E M I H T I H E L H N D 1-M T R E H S E N L H I E G S T S U E E H H T T R T 8 N U £ S l E G H G T ........ _. ~ _.. __,,, ..... ........ dowfl (# ..........,. ,Ind .... end ... ., In.~ Thi... Thi"""' Mdct ~ n... n.~ r...,_a"' ~=-"::.': =~ Thi..... Thi""""' ....._ ,.....,,..,..,. cf~9._e;~ $59 !IJO! Sharp 2 en townhome. t•o1wenlcnt to So. <.;oast Plaza. Pnvalc patio for leisurely entertaining Gated complex Call ~ •• OCEAHFROMT HOME Rede<:orated 2 Br hom1· wlniltural pe1·ky t:edar 111ter . new bath. clt' 1'remendou:. lcx·allon & rucc crpl 01( Comer lot widen!! th1• fantas t 11· watrr \'1t•v. Uhl l(il r w. elt.'C ol)Pncr SJS(),000 JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 642-5678 .aTOllACH $104,900 °'8rmiDI 2 1tory garden ho m e . Cobbles tone ll.rflets, gourmet kitchen. huge mast.er ,uite. cov· ef'ed patio, too! Call now 64&7171 I jil' r1 r, ? 1 ff H t; Pit l'I •. f [®llifdttl a: SBDlll ILllRS CD. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE MAGMIRCENT WHITE WA Ta VllW lnlrr~mni? Old S1wn1~h llome Aho\'t> Wl)C')ds ('en,. St'< n.-ctrnom!.. Ft\ l' Aaths. Larjiie l t11tty Room llardwood Floor~ Three f"1rt'pla1·1•:. Cc>dar Cln11el!I Thrc>e Car <::irni?e Pnv11t(• Steps Tn Sand Serluded G11rd1·n & Patio Are:.as Pnced Al $999.000 ·--............. 631·1• 111 DOYll DllYI CD Coldwe_ll Banker HAalOlt VIEW PALBMO MOOIL For the best & for the least you mus t see & buy thls home. 4 bdrms. 2'h baths. ra mlly room with brick fireplace & wet bar. formal dining room & lar ge li ving room with brick fireplace. All o f this. plus a m agnificently landscaped yard & garden for onJy $229,500. IN N.WPORTC•NnR ~ 644-9060 . pU>, loUol eJbow room ..... ....., IH6 1115.000. . --··-·········· now.m RMltic J bdrm. 1 ba. yJlb. fi repla~e. eaclo•ed ,.-.P. 50'a175' •·2 tit. pies lot . .._ Haa1Llt.CMl. Do not d.ilturb teum. Must cloee lD '7t. Prtn opals only. ses.ooo t.>t11 ,,, • , \ ·~ ff ttl ". ,. -1 THE REAL ESTATE RS cou O.MIWPO«T IM&.TOllS 671-HI I * BAYFIONT WITH VIEW COfltf_... Z a.ct. 2 bo. COGp ..tt riCJM °" tt.. WA TB witt1 pool. OCEAN ...t bootht9 YllW. loot 111, •••ll9itle. $197,500. WATERFRONT HOMES Inc. l•l.~1 W ( ,,,,.,1 I l~1l11A.t\. ~'"'' 111 ,,., H,.,,. 11 631-1400 FIXER'S DELIGHT This is it ~ YOtJ F IX IT'! All this 3 bedroom home needs is TLC a nd 1m ag1nation Selle r wi ll he lp financ:e . may be C'Ompletely! Don't delay. C'a ll 673·8550. TOP OF THE WORLD ff you can sec around the bend. you C'an sec Hawaii ! White water view. billiard room wi th fireplace <one of 3 in the house). 4 Bedroom and free.form pool. PRIVACY!! Includes privat e finnicular to whisk you to front door. Curious!? Call 673·8.550 day or nite. I AM A FllEHDL Y UTTl.E 3 STORY IEACH COTI'AGE With white water views from 3 pa tios and blue water view from other patio. My owner will help fin ance and the key is in our ortlce. Call for day or evenin~ ,showing, 673·8550. IEACH UNITS-$ 159,000 Four units actually pays for itself. All 2 bedrms. corner lot and assumable loan. Call day or night, 673-8550. 673-8550 JOJ Al'OLIMA IM.90A IS&.I 2lld OWNER HOllE G REAT LOCATION. STEPS TO BEACH. a. VILLAGE. ALW.AYS A OOME. NEVER A REN __ .>&S-41>41 or 63J.JS20 TAL. 3 BDRM. 2 BA.,_ _________ _ W 10 FF ST REET PARKING PRJC ED FOR FAST SALE CALL FOR APPT. 675-8729 . C2lJ M2A ..SI 79 ..,... ..... ....., Walk 4 bl«ks to the bay front from th1ir r e · mode led 2 bedroom Balboa Island home Oen. easy earl' lutchen OWNER DESPERATE 3 Bdrm, 2 bath. ncw latcben. large pool. BliQ . fJ>k. lovely palao Only Sl.19.500. Call 645 tl161 Wlth eatini area. coiy ~~~~~~~~rirepta~ TutefuJly de r: corated. Redwood deck OPEN HOUSE 4 Br 2 ba for entertammg. Cu mc IJVlnJ( rm w 1frpl~. Ir~ l>l'e • S2SO,OOO Ca 11 danang rm. sep den. 71H37 7240. '91.500 979-198!! Wl By Owner P-;.me ~la -· Mesa area 3 bdrm 3 bu C•l• w INctt I 011 ~fr~~~~·~~'. +. ....................... ------ $130.000 ' Owner will pay v A pts I ~2BR2Ba.den.2 rock fpl c's . Beam ceil Huge Liv Rm, w /ocean ~~oan C. act. 496~ CoraM .. Mw I OZ2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sale By Owner Super locataon. panoramic vaew of ocean & caty. 3 Br. den. bonus rm, 2.,., Ba. 1287.500. Ownr/Agt tW4-09lO Lots of charm. I Br +aepant.e ln·law 1 Br owr prqe. La yrd, .,.. blk CO Bil Conlna beach. m.oes7 HADOIYllW .. 311 $85.900 near So Co1115t P1aza. 13781 Olympic 3 Br. new paml. carpel. pat.106. walks. land!icap. ing ;\gt. 546-7~ - - By Owner. 3 lir. ram1ly rm. owne r anxioui., "1.950 Lowest.. pnce to College Park 545 72140 FA5TSIDE 3 BR 2 Ba. compl remod'd 1a eartb t.onee. Lac cul de sac lot. tllO'a. Ownr /agt. Devin ft Co. 642-6368 ---.,_,.. 1026 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MAllMITA Spectacular halltop homes. 2012·3206 sq. ft. CJole to Manna. Selva Rd • Calle La Prima vera. $19,000 to rus.ooo. ft/ty. Lo. 831·~: 493~ Bldr. Save money byelhninal· SUPERBTAXSHELTljt lac new loan rees • p'8, .. ve Ume by not bavina BRAND NEW DOPL CO qualify for new loana, 2,8D01q.ft. + garage. • aave trouble by seeing JlOS,500 lhil bleut 2 1ty. 4 Bdrm. JoenC .. aat. 496-861' !"' b• .~ fa m rm ............. t.O•o Pal8nno . Exteu.lvely ••••••••••••••• .. •••·~· upc:recled, lockl'I 1pa,,_ _______ _ IQllie, CUllm tbutten SIASCAN COMIO ~==~ •W.YllAC" .int decor. Sbowt U · Stf,fOt nm.11 ..... o.1rable Onl;y l yr ...... in: ioD ram ~ acrott from ,,,....._ Ir -.p..., } ••'Milt, l blk IO COin· br, I '9, ll'Olald ftr. - -pool, walk IO AD-•I• --.-bit tn ... --Scbl. And I DO IOM at "6"' lDleNlll:. tllnl ll'.mc Mreet .... THal1, apa, poot :6 tlmple laed -owner clubbowle, only 1 .. if ••Y tarr1 Znd TD. t.di.. ' ...... CAU.644-?i't ~ . I • r I I . __ ............. "-'"'-We M11111,_.. ..._..,_. .. ....................... ······················· ....................... ~=~··············· ~--.. ~..!~ ~ .......... ~ ~%!!~ ... !~ .~ ... !~ IY1MlllA tmrMl,.WOI&. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~ .. ~ ..... !~.~~ ........... •MW I' r llu~ ............... ..... .... = .... _. ............. ·~-,_n.t.a:r:a J!Jiir ~l;u=:. SAalfl£ *1rJ, I .W, 1 '-Cultae. ...... M 'Ne~ .... Clll • atm. ~ •• .Ck. Teres ..... &Uwm. &.1• ............ --.... w.-. -... to TAIAMTaLO a Lii ,..~._ ... ,. . ..•.. , -· ..... ftO'Wt• =.:.u.m .aasa. Ir 0-.. tt•t Mlt •••t•~late. ttt.OfO. ... c , .... ~=-·~;.D.,. ~ Ria C'11nyon Tov..nhnu" l'p11r1d4'd. rnartv ........ ....... 111 $ .... (Lt., lm•nltl . lnt'l ttturlb. 2 Rr d.-n. f}IR I'" ... -. ·-~.!!!.!! ....... !~ §'.l f 1 ,,!!l'i1 ....................... W•tWMT • .f!!~iJliii. •• • • I baths. pool, ttnnlt Wilt nrrv 2'1d ltTt _, ' 81 I •• r!i ...,. r.. p l -• •-I I Ir ......... -loveb -,... ..... Hotel .,_ "'8ed "1'eet. WUI 10 ·~ 1 aotii 6-U, llOiiOOO. S.U.000 yr lo• •-•·•-•••••••••••••• a_... • -.. r tk•pa .. nn y -0!!'!;. rnet ~.. .... ,..... .. ---.... ,._, 4•·1 M.-.& \".U. .._. Ctl 11 S.t l .. 1144 r: at f7Z.pto Ast . ~••-AN.w.olT aome.Prlnonly.Dl"'580 J--------t__,;;.;;;;.. __ --c:;,......__ .,, -... FOi LIASI c._ .. ..._. JJU -........ , ... llM.n •7w 17o 201..,.119.w New 2 bedroom 2 bath -................... . -. All -.. , ..... ... ,_ _.. -w '"-' I._ I • •••••• ••••••••••••••••• •••••• --'-·· ~ .., 1\-\ba. --• --- ....................... C11•1•l1'1•~•..., .. pieqe. llptt avaU, bome. lllttloa L•ke• 1011aciana1q oeeaa view, -----... $1~~-1-.bJect to ~.._.. to• SIO..oDOdan ... ~13 mACMWALI .... • t.K o.w.c. ·-.................. ~.a 8'' 11 pooa, .'• .___.__ 1700 •• .,_.,.._ Country Club. Golf· a&oplpy 11111 lBR --------t.enn1a pool Be llf ll (,.-..&'*. f.onml 0dintni loo -••••••• .. •••••••••• .. •• Prtadpals()ob'. · . au u y _, .,_.... 4NCI landlcaped, no main· rm.. 11100 per mo. <>l>e.n llAUrY ~~ 2'.!::7. UMMA llACH ~rd-i:ut!>,!!!' arp!..•· ~!•• 11Ullw,I~ ....... . OindomS ..... •OGap 97&.QOO. m-. nD ba -lltf. 11 ... t H•. ---.,_" acn. Lovely aet· only TO'OCIAM MIW4flUXU tenanc:eyard. SM fs Sun l..S; tT lloo· 58R, 28A home. OPPAIADISI Dis oWIMln uoit, will eeDOClubbouae Rd. wnyetrei.. We'n .ow o llerln1 trede for R·l la.nd. Call DeMrtffotSprinp approx lS years old waMrfroat ume..aaartDI 21J..3'18-2572 ~ •WOOOBIJOOI-! =llfi-•• _!riftva~~mtoe "l'ownboule, SlO,OOOdla. U • CONDO• -.... "" ~!ft lou .... ft .. ....... 1.., -..... ...____~~taateliooo Idly 'Br a~ Ba. Npt Hta&a .,. oww Pri• 00 ---- ~.000 wt th 1137 ,000 condomln.lwn.1 oa the bis ""'1der t714) 711-2804 or ·~~~~~~~~~ auum11ble l11t ot 9~ Laland ot Hawaii. 1000 ...;Cll3;;,;;_;_.;.;>*-~--•~1 ----1r: Ownt:r will rarry t tt I • • -L...o.-...f 2rut ua tq. ·• • eepa v . ._ __ sw....r ...... • ._. l'.ltale • .-. 11'1.aDl ~ vm..t LI. ~_f!~$,OOO. df.SOlt ~ .,, • .,,, y IM4 New T •ridl• I • I , _______ _ -~ ~-autJruUy furnl1hed. 5..e. ._ .n1 Prlc:. be&ln al •100. c11., 146-5502 llOl )314·2000. ask for o.leL.. Ti me·a bare co n domlniuma In Utah ·a rm.t Mi raort. Park Cl ty. Pricea durinl prime •••••••••••••••• • ~ •1.seo. am ..._ era ft.-.... Mlke, at 115 cw Dao. en Tab over low lnterest 181. ao.n. take over payment.a Mi teaon start al '5600. 714 760 '> H 3 fr.&:._ LOCM'ION C::.ne 1our laollcley IS ......... 1050 ....................... tam Wcrtd, Gale H Panoramic view, 3rd Ooor. Villa Nueva, 2br Zbe, 98--71 AIC. atl 7pm. l•:n !I 1 : l 1.'~ lk.1hv I hl1 h1 ,j1' l q I ht ni'll~-•1 on super 2 b edroom D9'em1/ <hc>lex in an eslabliabed a.Its S. I 100 area. Approit. SOX140 lot ---------, ••••••••••••••••••••••• w1t.h pnvacy. Always l• Rmp&e owoenblp. 2 rrv 16().q13s " 3 bdrm unita. 2 batM • <IOl )314·2000, ask for 4br. 21>a, frplc, bltlns. Mike,~ Ull5or Du. ext po ol , ocean v le w. ......,,,._ u.e formal cl1D· ta1LToom ot tbla 2 IMPORTANT o m b o m e . . iD Ruct.o San Joaquin UOOPIONnY From -.ooo..0;100.000. Every thape 6 elze. C.11 u1 for appointment. 87).7300 .,..... I Oto 4 MEW UMfTS rmted. Ideal tax break. .. •••••••••••••••• •• ••• 1bat you can get first Owner will belp finance UMlftl•f l.9tt rilhls 00, near matn quail fled b uyer . Act UIB. $1DOOMo. 875-9650 PALM SNJMGS LUSK ent.r.Y. double You ean'\ beat tbl1 2 brick n~..a•ce. buitti.D ......__ den oa ... _ l2t.la Wdbir. n:;Ufaat arg O::'d ~ 1oU~e. 2 brick •ad redwood with a beautiful view pall,.. Sprinklera. 4 from lbe three patios; ..........,lty poola. Much air aondilioniq end lov- lllCl"91 Hurry! $112,000. ely upcrades Only SPANJSH RANCHO "i+ acre view loc, 4Br. C\lltolll barn, RV, lots more. Assume 914 % T-.__, ___ 1-•~k b-Lers now• 188 .000. Cal l Superb quality in this ....,.._,. w..,.; IV& 1- C\llt.Om JobD Lyttle home 6 larp banks> dltlnct of 540-"'" ~~~:!~ 5;::~~.laclMZ-7461 Tlli1IBl. CONDO HA110a VllW Brand New. lBdrm, UP· Sallaty38drm, famrm, araded crpt, mirrored 1~ ba, famlly-az yard wardro~ i n dreaaing w/W..,, prdeDeT as ,a· area. SUdina ala• doon. IOC. duel lncld'd. 9195. pvt patio. C lose lo moatb·t.o-mooUt. Drive Riviera IWton. Adjacent by 1017 SandcuUe, It to new tenrua club. now call 1a fof' det.alla, Bkr, Wider comtructioo. Call 640-5UZ. loan. ISl-7576 Own er!~~~~~~~~~ OPEN HOUSE . . a.om Home, a bdrm. 2 to 1parklln1 pool and 1---------1------·----aecluded i.rraC4t In .,-, 20 .. Pw ..,._m c.u &INtll $148,500 IMlllL. •ere yard. 3 aeparat.e ll:EANflONT Manaaemenl available IDllter auflel, 3~ baths, Pri.DcipalaOllly. Agt . central air, separate •• rv* * 538-24.1118 ....... ..,... t 05Z tl&h, 2 ff1>1, \.; bltlr from ••••••••••••••••••••••• beb . U7S,OOO. Daya .. ~· . MOllTHWOODS '"PAIUt PLACE +· I 11 :.0.. 754·11M. Ev•1. aft. 6 &4.S-11'7 Fairway El Nlauel 3br, S23t,OOO. Custom Realty --------• Tlf>.V171 family and diaina rooma. uun.u Pwlrfectim fot tut.ooo. Wltb 1paclou1 ownera Sm.I Shopping Ctr Coiled: ...:.;..:....:...;::;::.... _____ _ llead Realt.on n~a.11• unit , aar .• 2Br IUX· Bkr Sue w. &Sbll ___ 962:..:;;:...:·93..:.l:...;1 ___ Ma mmoth Rea 1dentta I don osen lot Near 7 • 8. &an fac· JONES R-2 LAND 11\1. Tenn&. 7141586-2543 lmt E. lTl'll ST. REA' ·:ry INC (M of~ u .... 3 B 2' ... Ba nJSnN 7ll·3Ul .. 2.11 AC. fw 40 ,..,,,,ti, 2600 !Ne-rt...... r, 711 /I .L,l11I..., '48..4 bcl, lam. nn., ft 't523C.U..USJ>a:IRV~ ~'im. A/C, i:real »· OCEANFRONT In the Sbore1. Prlv. comm. Builders dream home. fair, 3~, oak alalrcue "From Gone With The Wind.·· Wine cellar, ......._ Lavta amtl of brick • wood make UU. home •arm but eJe1ant. Sl ,300,000 FIRM. BY OWNER. Prine. Only. 714·5S1 ·6253, 496·6718, 831-1400 lSt N4G c condo, lat', pool, tennis. m.r-..........,. . ...................... IS75.546-ll37; ~12184 --••••••••••••••••• (714) 873·8210 WalJr to .ww Alpba·Bet. Urceot Muat Sell! 233 ...._..._. I~~~~~~~~~ cuter '315,000 wilb •t'MS of nat land nr. ,..MISAVBH ---loan. $116,000. ~.... 1041 Call Fred Gibaoa. ••-•••••••••••••••••• -~~'ll"ll ... ..-PwS. 1100 r. termuvail. Colorado Spra n I•. 3 BR. 2 ba, bltn kit.ch ·-••••••~••••••••••••• ~ CallAaental7S2·1.l32 ~acre. Pnnc. On· w1dllllw1r , util room, ~- UslJMABLE 9~% Lovety 3 bedroom 2~ bath townho m e an Brookview. Central air, e artl,tone c arpe t i ng, formal dining and com· ~Y pool. tennis and recl).ataon r oom just ~-Close to Plua and .ctxials. All t.llia for onJ y ~ F« fW'ther Ul· ..... _ ..... ...,~. . ~ --',.·, 1 -~l)IJ;J mrald lay Lot 673-6634 ... .,....c...... 640-5357 ... .,........ 106' ....................... ~~~~~~~~~ CAN COO IY Owtm lmBD..E HOME BUY ·SELL· RENT- FINAJ'ICE ......... Stw.. .... w ... c...... CALL. US Ul·l02 I CHUI• W /HM9H HAllOa RIKI ASSUM41U ..,_Aft 2 1 14 B 3111 , ... -FOalST Harbor Vie w Kno lls ..._,,t eve r, _.. "-_..... .. _i___. to br· J•-t listed 2 beautiful model home. Fantas tic .,., ........., .._ ....,.. - bd f I inglbeoutdoors, lndoon. homes under $35,000! 3"'2 upgrades. 3 rm, m Y view ot Catalina Island, tm AC, 2 3Br. 2Ba. nicest nn & frm.J din rm. Close Fa.sh.ion Island, Moun· park in Orange County topool&t.enn.iscrts.Sub· tains. harbor ls1hts. c a J I lo d a Y ! ject lDeXlSting ll'Yt loan romantic master suite (JP9646·J 1349 l Bkr FOR SALE · Ocean. ca-'l»l.501 w / w oo d burn 1 n g m.8421 n yon view, 3bdrm , fire place. Roman tub, s e c I u d e d h o m e . p r o f e s s i o n a I I y UVE IN IRVINE SPACIOUS backyard. landscaped & decor ated. New 1536 s q rt 1978 redwood deck, hardwood $450,000. Prine. only Lancer. All utras. In floon, modiel'n kitchen + ---------MIMIM1. '"Ibe Groves". Sbown by ~~ ~1~~~1~: •MO 9'1ALIFYIM6• 4~BR.;___fonna ___ l_dl_nin __ l _r_m_, :fr°d~i.~~s~J~~ Brtr.etCorp. ... Only $10,000. take over cov'd patio. Sparklinc m.84.21 BID" fw•Jc optico on 3 BR a w i m m i n & p o o l • - SI 49,SOOU aiae. a.-. W•'l '-'-1 r Hnbouae1 beau t . ·79 Skyline. 12'&44 · • 0....-.Ml~ lndilcpd froat • back sa&.OOO.Callaftel'4. !JooC1, 9'11eco Is staDe; 4 1ard. Bltu . ti74,500. 541-JSl.3 BR.dm.llNttM; 11•.liv. • .. -••y15T·•-tCM HJPJaod. Tarbell 1....m-------nn. W/~. formal din. - -.,..,., n-••-_. S588 atmt ,. rm. eea;tltuJ view of N 2.8 aere •late w /II j;~~~. 646-8325 U..25%da. Seo. wtlta. Zbr. 6 UMITS ~ ,;&:: caU 6'2-30f7 crpt • drpa. Formal din· l.be ea. l.locf. IJU'P, AA----------Ina rm. $SIS. A•k for 1um low Interest fin ASSUMAIU LOAMS , -,__,_ Pae. 751·3111 SELECT w /S18Kdn. Full 8rice 6 a barp, up1raded ~ 2 700 .:.PRO~:..;P:....E~RTIES;;;:...;..__:....:....· __ _ SlS0,000. Prln . oly carden type wu\.I with a ·-•••••••••••••••• klDS ~()I( Brtl:r.15l·Ul8' poot Pn pal.IOll, garage, 6 ""C••• 1• .... pu1dng apace and lau.n ,.. ._ F.astaMSe darling duplex ,__Property 2000 dr)' area w ieach unit. 2 North San Dleao County, 2 Br S4 ~. t Br $37S. ••••••••••••••••••••••• un1l6 townbou.se t~. 2 finest loc 8m1 f rom 642·2510or646-4848 B Y 0 W N E R · S a n I I A bl oceu. yr round stream, -w t p c s ssuma e tOy r o ld Valen"aas NEWOelwce3Br,den ,dlfl Oemente 6 urut.s S1 .605 loens. low dl>wn ownttr ~ + mo. ~.000. 20<:'r On. wihelp frnann• Call to 7~. ~1d 744 6299 rm. I.av rm, microwave, owe 06-2980. 831·2822 day,97~~0 2""18a, dbl garage. $750 Red&.... mo 2561 Elden Agt CDMDUPLEX A 3 Br owner 's urut w fri>lr L LSTA TE & 1 lir 1 Ba urut 9""1% llS • f•ct • ,-2800 979-51Bt •....................•• Pr1mP An.ih e1m rom merc11l bu1ld1nie and xtra lot ~et le<iS•• for CONDO So Cst Villas &uutll Dt.'<."Orat.or Unit. sumablc loan $179.900 • HEAL TORS full pnce Se<-unty Hecreat1on 2br. 2b.i, S47S Child OK, Jbr. 2ba. ~. 641-8602 A fR€HIG€ /-f--~ HOM€~ 3333 W. Coast Hwy. NB 6 45-6646 BY OWNER Lake flsinott, 5 bach unit.I, + 2 br boule. $1,075 mo an · come. $148,000. 2C>'7e dn, owe 496-21180. 831·2822 LAIC>LORDS All ~e'\o\port Heh waterfront MADE NOT I O RM l"Of1\n:>e'rc1JI or r~1dt'n Contract 6 aJI 1n clus1ve LI.al $5()0,(UJ range. By 2 Br. newly decorate<!, ~ deeds are a good owner' lt~5'SU •to•e/ref, W/D, child way to tM.ly property t.o-~ .... OK. ao pee.. Aval.I 11/1. day_ H lbeae are un Wcwlsd Z.00 IBl5e4tl2, ~ lam1l1ar f1n anr1ng ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cml:lo3tw,1~ba,1ar,dia medioda to you, why not WAN'l'EDTO BUY: bwar, Nr. OCC • scbla. IDllke an appolnuneot t.o-DU P L E X N E A R SIHmll, 55T-G8'71 day w1tb one o f our OCEAN mt.a. •ceyon. airry! boule, z IUelt bouses, UI ---------1 MiMioaRealty -tM-0731 stall bone barn, huee '---------•EXCITING• &alspeope tol&lk thtog5 Pnnapa.ls Only. Wnte 3 BR. 2ba. ffl>k. W'sade OYer We11 help you un Da1.ly PUol.. 330 w Bay t'\lm or unrurn $43!> scramblP 50m e of the-~. Bo1t lSfll \ti U87 rs& 1734 or 631 -0954 quesunns you ma' ha'.., lA&ta M~.t. L \ ~>:'b Or>r of the!it> propertre< IA!u! rww E !>1de condo I riding rink. pvt ofc:, a OCIAH VIEW! groom·a room, ma11ufi· Sl.520,000. elec gat.e. Priv cem view of the Back road, Tennis court. pool, Bay, lusb landscaping jac .. wane cellar, sauna, abounds. Contact Jim gym, sec. sya tem , Fla nde rs agt. C714 ) library, maid qtn., a.nd 752-1107 d ys; (714 ) more. 8000 sqft.! ! Prine. Sll-5787 eves. wlmds. only. Patrick, 631·1266 ~vi.wtto..s Somerset model -5 Bdrms. family room, altylight in entry. You 11 appreciate this very $l*'ious home ' $257 .500 fee S,.cWllly Beaut i f ul 24 'x52 ' K.eywest U972 ). NEWPORT I E.ACH IZUMfTS 1 DOOR from OCEAN Unbehevably low LOW PRICED at $42S,OUO Owner wall trade. Wortd IHI Ea tote 556-7777 ma\ t.oen...:ht fnr \OU t" ~ den KSt rm, )!ar 2urucs SlJO OOO ......, F'rpk. pool, Id!'). alll~. 0 W C ht •••••••• •••••••••• ••• • • no Pft.5 S'!95 NS 75.2-591!> 2 urut!> 115.2.500 ,.._..~ -- ••••••••••••••••••••••• CllOICE Mesa Verde } yr nl.'W 2 um1!1 R J0.500 ..... w.d l I 06 1RS 10 31 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 uruts $(,() ooo IA YF«O t{T 642-5200 Mobile Home m Laguna I-tills nicest 5-Sla.r Park . 7xl5' encl porch, mir· rored doon, light wood interiors, 3Y.t Ton air cond, 2 apacioua Br's !~~~~~~~~~ with ba +dressing area, ~-1_....ir ,. .M. Great !>tarter' 2 Bdrm. 2 ba an super 4umts $249.500 kx&Uon Avail now for 0 W C 2nd wmttt rental. $795/mo. Art'il . 4Rr. fa m rm. 1"'1 Ua. ffl>lc, IS mln to bc-h, lg backyd. S600 mo (lll> 97G-7572 dys, (714) 675-71 11 avestwkn<b. walk ln cloMt.s. All for """"' """' • -only t29,SOO. OIU-6638). NeM new, 3 Br owners CLASSIC unit, 2 ba, frpl, 2·car ~uHO"'-"E ,.,..,,.2 Br.2t>.a. un.ii.a. ,_,.. -TSLlnvatmt.a00-1803 SALIS 2"106Harbor'.Ste2J06..A 11 DILUXIUMITS OWMa 540-5937 PRIME EASTSIDE. CM -.z-·-. 2Bdrmseach. __.._,., THE5rARNESCO. "N.8. 9'.eal" Dramatic WHY UMT7 640-5'711 '--------•I price reducUoo oa UU. Own )'OW' own lot• new Hl'WfOln' .-.Mn Jae fmly bome. Looted mobile home too. l)eUjJa MEWPOIT HACH Charming spacious 2 In one of your moat c.ilf72.1421dea.ler. Duplnea on Penm. &i 3 Bdrm famll cbolce areas. Owner will Nwpt Shrs avalJ. All :; room, ia;.. un:. help f inance. Won 'l tsm llajest.ic awi.Dt-OUt, amenities. Presently room.. llasten suite wtt.h lllt!! 79-1501 21 '.lllO', bit to code. leMed 'J\&rn..key opera- 2 decks and s pacious e.753> lioa. Property mgmt tmnUied baU.. Warm.a Acrllll forS. 1200 avail.875-4912. BKR. cwtlAT woods, brick and atone. Real ~late ••••••••••••••••••••••• RENTAL Truly • dec«at.cn dt1· 1--......::.:.::=..::::.=:__--: .. ________ , INCOME PROPERTY POSSlllUTllS UJht. For detaib call ISi .&.ND .a.1u£.a. • '"'~, ... -.. a.•si nom 139.900. Modular la the ld cker tor tbia *'USl .-...,.. ..__ .,.._,...,.. nlltic charmer m ~per Exel ua iv e d r l v e It 2,600 acres, Northern Type Homes, 24 secun ty V f _ .... 1.......-1 ti l d to San Diego County. 3 pvt beaches, pool .tr Woods C.ove. ~ vea· _...._ oca on ea If "'-"'--uur·e Isle Pk, · dd 600 lb1 b I ,, H rbor Includes eaiatlna ao .,..... • ... , ble aa ll or • • c arm n., a course .tr all facilities of DtOl Paetflc Cst Hwy. aquare feel to Ud1 3 IaJand area fmly home. R Laguna Bch. R M p. ~home. $197,500 ~~~~~~~~~! Beamed ceilings &i atone famous spa. eady for rTl4 >•"" .,..79 • r: won Uvinl areas open d e v e I o p m e n t _...., llO&So. Coast Hi way l'Al I •HJ NOWI. onto a My freefor m pool. 15.D>,000:00. E.ASTSIDE wa.L One of Newport 'a most inVW.1eFaiJ' 1be price• terms of· dell1btrul lifestyles 7.84 acres in City of Darlin&duplex $l 2S,OOO LAGUNA BEACH fend 00 Ulla hi&Jtly UP· awaita you. 646o77ll Upland. Will t.ake 11 or12 642·2510or 646-4848 497 2457 srade d Seaview 3Br hall acre custom lots. ftwf F pie • home are utterly ran~ (~IWO!i!Jlffaj Callformapa. 1B Jus~u:C:::V~~ous laltic! 1bU ho~s Real ~late JACK HOWELL areas 118. Assumable new paint• cpta t, '"' w1011111 \ loans. No fees. Prin only ~~'iff{.. ........... 1041 ....................... ~o~ ~~~::~: LMM•lMOpt 644-1156 ~.SlupBunon,Agt teaaionally lndacpd Ocean view. Pool. Built ~~~~~~~~~!J~~.;~;~·~840-:636~~1====-:... .-ad!M. Brick noon ln cmeyn. 4 Bd +loft, 2 Ba. 1· sca-oci}}A-f) 1.:: ~Q.. u. ea1ry " tit. Many, Call nm. 131-1216 I.' 'b P <r ~ «iJ Coldwell Banker 0¥9TMI..._ J< ~ LA_... llACH •Enter this maplficent oceantront home through 16th century gates. into an enchanting garden with Koi i and your own private world of , simsets, pelicans and wbaJes. custom home I eatures every lble amenity. Random oak !Dk floors, Fren ch doors, 4 places, 30 tt. beamed ceilings, met kitchen, etc. There are 2 oom suJtes. Edward Giddings, ;4t~.A. By appt, only. $1,700,000 831-0836 -- Mm, more .lltl'U. Call Jim Jl\*Ddera for an appt Tltol lntrir11inr Word Gom• witlt a Cltudle today. (714) 75Z-ll07 dya, -----Mh4., ClAT ._ POIUN ( 7 l 4 > 5 I l . 5 7 I 7 REALTORS • ......._.,. .._. °' ,.._ ---~ ~/wtodl, PriD oaly. A--f,96lll ~ W ~-cit be-.-. -..,-,, -'°"""<>*-'°"' .,..._. 3 Br, o cean view. -.ODO. $11,000 dll. PriD W4tWMT only. «·:mt Ema 1 .. caner d\Q>l e& NEWPORT BA y in aJnt cond. lloorini BtautifwlJ lu dlcaped --:~:: =. .. ~.;: & Investment Ucmary 2 6Cll"ID, 2 BUa 11.Al\5777 home. HUI• ptctlll'e Win· ~~~_.~~~~~I doW w/tttew ot Lido l11e, r: 1 Woclt from ocean, ten· OWNER SACRIFtCE · lllaut.OfW ...... ~. H1tla beam Hllln11. CUtom • uptr ade1. .,.,IOO. Terms Neso. m.aa ............ •Brl~Ba.dlnial rm. J.v.<h.m.-. niaeourta. NO PETS, NO CHILDR EN . 8 .0 . ~· S.CI•••• 1076 ....................... rbor S.tatCI 4 br , ................... .......... opt ... ... ~- • 4 wUU $180.000 Salisbury Realty~ 0 . w.c lg 2nd --- Bock Bay area condo 2· scy, Jbr. 2.,..ba , balcony deo, f11>lc. brick patio. $lill6. Avaa. 12-1. 548·1258 7 wuu $4.2S.OOO ..... ,, I • 3 107 0 .W.C AJTO ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~-----l21.m1ta 182.S.500 WINTER 2br. ~Mo. Buy on contract 114 f: BaJboa Blvd &111de Costa Mesa 3br. 12unat.s ~.000 87~21&4 lrg. lot w1fru1t trees . Great Buy --Cblldren Ir Pels OK 15urutl ~.000 New 58r, 3ba, lease w1lh 41l12-4288 IRS 10 3 1 Selle • o pt Ocea n vie w ..;.... ___ d ____ I motJvated t?S-21&4 : CZll)33S..4696 3 BR + en w /poo , 16unit.s $600 000 ---Coll ege Park. lncluds Creative financing' C..... det W.-l 122 refn g. WI D, $705 m o, Isl 16 UNts $600,000 •••••••••••••••••••• ••• & Last + $300 sec. Owner Take over s•., eJUSlJag OCEAN VlEW 2br w aun· trazuferred must rent. loan deck &r dbl gar SSSO mo. David, 646-32SS ____ _ 2l wut.s $430,000 S32-5931Jor6?S.?7l2 -2 BR Ir fuushed loft. $450 G~atreot.alarea L.!Jmo .._.. 39 41 per m o Call 96-4-25211 32 urut.s Sl.200.000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• btwn 9-5PM, 673-4961 aft Be creaUve-OWC Laguna fantasy, z Br z 6PM 36uruts Sl .93S.OOO Ba.. beauUful ocean vu ---- IRS 10.31 walk to Victoria Bch: 3 BR, 2 ba E/Sade. $650. 56unlU Sl.950.000 f-1 n b rm. gardener incl. Call 1st user deprec1at1on '.,.c, parque t r. muc Vi 646-ml Own/Agt OWC2nd mo r e ·1750 mo . No c h II d re n I p e l s J a n ne t ( JI ted 3 We have "rown because D 33 8383 au ' u 'Y presen .. Martin. ys 8 · • bdrm. 2~ btb, family rm our c lients have pro eves 641-0UA home In lovely Eastside. spered Call for an up pollllment today ........... a.odt l 169 beautiful yard, wllh cov. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ef'ed patio, dbl. car gar. i--------•l 11115 Agt. Jeanne 6.11·1266 J 9UAIL PLACE rRorf.ttTIES ... 10.-Tll l :lO PJot.I Fabulous home with all decorator a?nenat1ea 4 Bdrm. View. Fabulous luxury fu rnishings. SZOOC>/mo. Wmtcr. &55.2-7367 N.ew Condo. 2bdrm, 2.,-, bth, dirung, den, living rm, gar., $575/mo 6T.M471 lMlilltrtal/ OnJ t:astalde. 3/B house, 2 car ,_........, 2100 ~ Penu:wwa. Y sleJJS aar , covered patio, ••••••••••••••••••••••• lD beach. 2 Bdrm, 1 ba, fenced ya rd . Beth New small aprintJered In furn. t&SO/mo. Winter· fM6. 77Jl duatrial 8u1ld1ngs . ---------n.tm. ,\gt -.-0257 Waterfront Ho mes 3bdrm, 2bth, frpl, lrg 631-1400 yard. 1a.rd Jnc l. $600 Wis fw S-. 2200 ~~~~~~~~ Leave message MS-6429 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2.3 ACIE LOT 3 Br 2 ba lower duplex, 1 3 Br 1 Ba. DO pell, $400 + blk to beach. 9630. No S200secunty deposit. Art klda/peta 641-1661 or Lamb64S-7253or968-3371 t ... ,.,.. .... 213-874-N.17. d HwMP,.operty 2 BR. 2 Ba cqn o. aar Some back bey view, Townhouse. 2bdrm. den. oond .. 0 /W, pool, clbhse, faa&asllc area for huce pool tbl, tennis crts. 6: aec .• Nr. S. Coast Plau . ranch bome + barn " JJOO'. nr bcb, lmmed. OC· No pet a . $475 mo. ~.Call Jim f1an· c upaocy, 1750 /.m o . 714·981HS81aft6PM den C71U 7S2-1107 dya; 646..aM a Br, 1~ ba home. f11>lc. ('114) 5-St -5187 e"Ves , u......~ lhf cl .. d au elee. kil~beo. fenced wtcndl. .._. _,. _ • back yd. ~. 830-6872 ••••••••••••••••••••••• art Tp Prime R·2 Lot Xlnt. loc:a· ,_,.. l202 _..;,,;.__«..:..;.;m:..... ____ _ Uoa. No. end La1una ••••••••••••••••••••••• O-l"OW 3226 Blach.. Level. 2 blb to •• •• • ••. ••• •• ••• • •. •• •• oeean.. TI4..4M-Of,58, La1una Beach. Ocean +Cll'IYon view. $115,000. Patrtck, AMae REALTORS YACAMr 2 Bdrm. 2 Ba. •ec:u.rity ~ pool, blt.na, asomo. Alt for-Steve, •fl. 111111.a~ 0..,. ..... :Ir, 2be, ZllOlq. ft. ID• d udes W /D, bltla ranae 6 oven, microwave " lrMh ~peetor, m1lr suite ls harn. •sMo . Aft. At k for Mary •1M7 .. ._.. __ .. ..._,__ .. ____ .....,__...,_ ... _ .......... .. ... ._ ___ _... ___ _ -----,,._ .... _________ _ ._._ ....... , .... ____ _ __...._.__ ..... .. , . Mn~U.flQl Ill• 6f lw•fllllllal•~ 4tf lmall........ ~ata11ta...... Thundly.Octoclef'u.UJlw DM.VPILOT n~ ........ _ -.-. .................................... , ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ., $ • ....... ~...... ..... ...... ...._, .._. 1111 »-t ..... 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Pri~ pleue, k id.a 6 pell •mo.lll-ltll MHU1 ZBa, dell. prof lndscpd, Calle Campana. $44$. lhU ofrl~e f u rn . ~5774 'f ~~.-:':' '=·~ = ... s-u .:;'.;!*Of' ......... ram rm wlfrple. open Set/Sun lM. 24 w. Weekdays after 2pm ~-t~~'1~~~:. I a 0 ... ..... ..-·· pl kith t po ._. · MOOMo. Open Dilly ~~ 1 Br. lnd gafr Yale Locip, Irv. or call phone 492· 158'1 or ._ .................. .. ~ cau~O: "8 pal llMdl lJ6' betw11 5·5.30PM, 2411 elec •no;:· ~:S. cm>41M380 06·$2'15. Any ti me AiJ1IO"l Area exec ofca, COSTAMISA m..n..A&t.no• ... •••••••••11••••••••• =~St . S.A. Call .stove. . IOJSEFORLEASE weeltenda. ~Jnlr'~=:!~:J 21•. 4800 sq. ft. 1t4Jf.': NO F'&El Apt. • CGOdo Laree 1 Bdrm '31$. Quiet Woodbrid1e, beautiful S-. Jii.-JllO IQ ft.. From si75. S5HOlO Placentia Ave (rear>. • ~ 2 bdrm,·~ • .: ,_,tale Villa Rental• W:s I • tes J 2tl buildiq with beautiful new 3 Br 3 Ba, avail. ....................... SGel: -..S122eves ... ... (tl25/mo. .. ~.12 Bkr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 38rduplex, ll00aq. ll. On landscapin1. ADULTS 11(15,fmm. IM. _.mo. Beawtul 2 br. 2 ba condo. FOR ~£.So. Lacuna w·---........ .. ,~ ~. crpta, 2"'-ba .,U • --the bay. 3 lhott bl.U lo OVER U . No pets . Prtnonly Call5SCM!ll .... _... .. 4" ..... s bib tc ~an. ~Uffa Condo. s BR Is <kn J Br. 2 ba, 9525. mo. ~ oc:.an beach. S750 lease LEEWARD APTS .. 202 · clolie to Newport II S.A. J»5.550 sq ft. 495--M&l. ••••••••••••••••••••• •., Dbl ~.,. pvt ,_..rwly + 3 bl, k>Veb arwo~l depoaJt. Nice blck yard. inc. ulil. 4010 River Ave. Fullerton Ave. <l blk Lllfal&INdt 3141 F'r#y. Pool• sauna out· 49IN319 Deaire lM!/re.ol ol hou.ae ', maint, yd. Adld . no sdtUa&. Nr pool . .-ZS per lJJ.S2 Coronado. So. ol Do no di1turb tenant. F.Mt ol Newport Ave & l ••••••••••••••••••••••• side door. S4SOtmo. Call Dix 1·rm Office adj. cpl looklnl for unfu.ru 2·3 :;-lnQ\Rnlat 9llth mo.Bkr,DHJOO. Bolaa, West of Be ~ch Drive by then call blkSo.olBayl.631-0397 2 bdrm No Laguna IJ73.2llll -A1rporte r Hotel. No bdrm w/encl yd fQr ~. '714--.ml. OMWAla ~~~·Shoreline 5otl-'7113. 2 BR, 1 Ba, refrig, lndty across street from Af ..__..,_...._d lease 8J3.3223.9tol2 mature docs. Have aoql , 4 bdnn. •2.,...tndo, BeMIL 2 Bdrm • den. C ~ 1 • Wiater Rent.al: BeauWul rm. kids OK. no dogs . beac~. S4SO. 494-1602 arU.fuailMcl l tOO Office&creu1tshopspace. ~{~00fo~:!.l..:'fSt:!; •• •. ffuntin&l-0"~· L1e pati o , v 1 e w . a.fl.1 ht':"d 1425 Oce1n View. 2bdrm, SIZ$mo.8Sl·9081 monungs. • ...................... 21.0M.ainSt. H.B. I office or~ean.· .,.v ' ..,, ~t~~!:. Sl.3DO/mo lse. Preauae ....................... lt&b. available l Nov.·lS $9aclous 2 br apta. Fam•· Spacious 2Br, N Laguna, Seawiad y~jaoe rn>lllo I office$1.20Mo. 1 k>caUc>n. Del Jww. $C'7S/mo.131-0J74 ly unit. Pool & Play· ocn side hwy, bltns, • office or storage space 2bdrm apt.. dup, house lri 76S-7633. WaterfrontHomes ...... ~ 2 Br ZviBa, '2'~· .__1 _ 1716 --A Sundance West quiet, $4&0 mo. yrly New l&d bdrm luxury 15(), Retall shop space flB. Furn, wilf lease, Bushard It A.dam~rea. 6.11-1400 _ ~6"..;~ ..-. ::::'.:=•••••••••• A~ 1998 Maple . Ad Its , 1·623 ·3827 . adult apts In 14 plan.a $80. Tbe Mini Mall MOO/lesa2l3~62 - 3 br .._.,.. 2b 1·985-1039 from $350. 2 bdrm ~Wl.832-1858. • ..,.... ,.,._r11 a. NeWJ!!2rt ~~udl~ Condo. Blue La.coon rental, ten· 646-1486or00·1951 t.ownbou5es from $500 + Mic ••Olll Avail. U/211. tM-2-'· Nr. ~taJ. Pool, .. .... ... Fwlll•d nil. ~. pvt beach & lbr, Ocean View. No Pets. pools, teruu.s. waterfall.a, 'T.... ._.... 4H• • ztir, it.. frplc;cl Con· spa, sauna. Security. ••••••••••••••••••••••• security. 2 Br 2 Ba. ~:t~'leBaC~l.c, :~i;;: Adults 211J7 Solana Way ponds! Gas for cooking & EXECUTIVE SUITT ••••••••••••••••••••••• do. PooL •-. tenn crts. Great grounds. $400. ............ 3706 bltina. No pets . $600. Adults, no ..... • !1f_9-J37S 497.3495 heaUDg paid. From San Fl.lllaerviceomces Horse corral &tack rOO(!l, "-. o••-.,...Very d•rable 213/477·7001. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 881·343:3, 213 /242·7614 II""~ Di....,. Frwy drive North IOOMo. Back Bay Cll' . ..,.,.; ..--.. 3 Br, North End, I '"1 ~..-Be h M F dd mNewportCenter toc. Nr. Bch. InuJ!d. OC· c....."""-exec home In ex· Condo New 2br, 2ba, pool, "'~ks ..... on ac to c a eo 640-5470 ~3317 *"""M Call .._..,....,._ IAYRlOHT A ...... jac, balcony. $4SOMo ~ t.o .,.,ach ~ pr then West on McFadden ~-------- cupency. ~ c elusive Weslcliff, 4 Br V...., lar"e dplx apt. 4 rif.Ll'..,Z-.. 6'4--4976.M4·6S35 mo.utiJincl 494 6344 to Seawind Village 100 c-Ft Sam •9678(H )up lD 3ba, fam rm, lormJ din, ~J " 1 -•----(114.&13 51911 1 ...., · u.PM.wkSZ7-7081 _lg country kitchen, Bdrm.3ba, aundtyrm. •••••••••••••••••••••••NEWLY d 2b b Large2bdrm hreplace &r _____ ne1&h bo rb oo d at ~ le 'te I ded · carport. <Boat mooring ..... ..._.. 3106 ecor r. 1 a , View. Nellr beach & Bo•t rnoq>here. convenient lo •Jbr, 2"'ba· frplc 2~s mas r sw · e~ win· ......... ible). WmterSBOOor No p ets . Mature Ca nyon . S550 m o Laguna. l·BR apt Walk San D1e10 frwy near .--AAA Twnhse Ve dows. Gardner meld. lsl ~ 1 Ag t&1S33Jl ••••••••••••••••••••••• Adults .$23SMo . Cal l -.~1 to beach & 11bop&, uul · ~,:::;-: loc. Na . &last.+ dep.615-lMJ. -yr y. en . Attractive lbr. upper Yr· Uamto3PM .S40-6187 ..........., pd. Adults S37S Mo Fa1rvlew1,EI Camino. ._.. • .,.., I .,.. l t ...... .,....,. CM 56" sq ft. 759-9501 lma>ed. occuprnc . NeworHarborfancyJbr, Y· .... ,ean, nea •ma ure DeuxCcndo2bdrm 2 ba _~ __ 1 ___ _ seoOMo. Ca ll S~ 3ba 2·sly. S850. 226 Npt. IAYRlOHT working cpl. No Pets. Beaut. 1 very lg bdrm. pool. 2 ho uses Crom ._ 4000 GrMtU..C~ •9678 <H > up to 11 P . Ave. """"2821 3br, 2ba, Av all Now. 875-03t7 plush. laundry' immac. ~~.. FantaslJe View In r~•-M-a ....,. M WI I grounds. 18216 Pomona. .,.,...._~ •• ••••••••• •• ••••• •• • • • -..u;:>..a .... wkS2'M081 $800 o. nter. Yr Y ..... , ... ..._ )807 $32:5mo.831l-8086. Nocluldrenorpets $495 Roomwlkrtcheoett~ Newly remod shop'g MIWPOltTSHOllS Al.soavall.6'4-9613 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -mo.545-6331 Eves ..... w-" •-up <.-enter localed at 2750 ~Town 2br, lba, 1 ~ .... ~"' to be h R f b ht $745. 3 BR, 2 ba. Yrly. • ... ,,_._ Comepor 2br, 2ba frplc, 2 Br, bum ce1lmgs, cpls, 1 _ Hlh llSO S48·!1fSS Harbor Bl. hai> space ac · e ur 15·r Pool & tennis privos. -r.""' ............ _... R r · ...1-f""" pauo E side ~ ava.llable rangm" from Mr. Havel,~ _., "l~"or67"' ~--" 3br, 2ba. Avail Now. .,_..., uo:uro, gar. e ng. ...,..... ....... ' · ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• " ~ u•.ro.... ~ _ ... ·Win•--. Yrly Also W/D. $5"15yrly. 646-1220 MOO. No pets. 646-67 10. Rm for rent $l75Mo incl •lW sq. ft ready ror • 1.: ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5005 MONEY 8 M 0 ~ C A I ' ••AN(•w,~ . .,., .. ~ .. .,,. •\\ 7'114 ·~ 5 b f _..., ~ ~19 C.ondo wtth view. 2 br, 2 wl. Pref male Kit pnv 1mmed occupancy. Call r. am rm. Newport Heights, 3Br 1 Avail.6'4-9513 _ lBRa .... winteronJy. ba. patio, balcony. Rec Mesa Verde 546--4781 Paul S Katz /\gt rm. rea.ldast rm. t. b f I lg d be t -.,. '.. 1 BR I So r ili·u·-X1 t 1.v.at on ---park, tennis. bch. $$. n!ightoc~hood,yrwalk ~o .._.,, ..... a 1707 E. Bal~. c!asi Plai;.~·~aet~o~rgar : ~~49'1.~3"' 1 Fem. lo' V lut & m · pnv 213'464~ PU>-SCHOOL mo. 968-6966aft6pm. __ schls. $550. 831 ·3193. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 646-9131,or213·3'78-8986 adults. no pet.s. S340 Mo SL80Mo .-w'POIT MACH Ltc"d for 44 children t..W. 1~4 Sally Sleeping r oom s & AfJ. 83J.9293 a...,..MNJ-1 3152 751-0748 olfi d 1 P1usruce3bedrmhome. •••••••••••••••••••~• . . . . -ldtdlenettes. $75 wk & C•'•-•---3111 · ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---Plush ice by Li 0 ls~ Room Cor expansio,1. Nke lli·plex m res1dent1al up. Oceanfront. 675-8140 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 BR 2 Ba. W /Side. $285, 2br. 2"'2ba. Condo. clean, F\Jrn1shed rm. lutchen ~ f:kn:~\;!~\ f:~ S288.750 $ .. tlENTALS Point area 1 blk to . Deluxe2bdrm,2btb,yard, 1st/last+ $100 sec. No quiet. pool, frplc. air pnv, 1°"' blJr.s from bch, lse info Sierra Realty PuitPlace.lnc 842·7461 2BR,llhba ........ f 5 beach. 3 bdrm, 2 ba. 2 BR, bayfront:. pier & ocean vw, 2 balconies, childrenorpeta.00·9560 cond. $465Mo 548-4239. prefer female student ~7900 2 BR, den. 2 ba ..... $0 Ye a r I y $ 6 2 s . Ca II floel. $750 Mo. Wtnter. gar., "50/mo. Call Jeff 2 Br house. ••rage. s maU 548-2746 3).30, 675-1197 ..:..;...._;...;_ ______ ~a~':' ~ 1 ~u!!~ 3BR,2ba.... . .. ts 673-2UJ. Bay&tBeachRlty Hom483-0202 ..-twlk,..._.. 4100 MIWf'OnllACH 4BR.2Ya ba ......... SO I 7»0811 yd.W/Dbookup.Nokids ... .,.... ..... la" lOOOft cheerful ofnce M1n1mum mves tmel\L West Cliff, love y 3bdrm, or pets. $375. 2208 C •••-•••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• under $1000 secured. 2'bth, fmly rm, 2 f/p, BAY l"RONTAGE view 2 C.-.. W. 3122 Placeatia.545-'111&3. PAllll~•T COSTAllESA !Ut.eav~~pgtairswlit 863119. prdnr. S78S 849·2320 aft BR. ~furn. Adlta. •-••-•••••••••••••••• l WINTER RATES in new &. 645-3323 • _ 12pm UW pd. -wtater. Cbar-1 .... L 38 Zb l Br, c pts. drapu, Bacbe or1. 1 or 2 S:SperWMtt•vP.Co1or dlQs. ...._, .. _ 101 B . dee wal er new ~t.a/:alo{ fpt~'. atovetrefria. lau11dry Bedlooma6TownbouMla TV.5ett1ft. -.. ·--·-·• • ..:... etyle Coedo i.m..... am»..-Ho&*. l100 adulb, no pet.a. SHO. ft'oal ... .50 ~~;;;...;:..;....;;,.;_ ___ _. l.UllrmC>VS 11887 up~r•d••· 2br. __.-· · AnilUIL•.-Spedacular epa. total 'I' ........ 4J.IO w:vtmSUITIS den, 2Y.iba, brlck patio. 2Br tr1pleJC w/wet bar & · recreation progr am. ·-·--·-••••·-·-·· Offices now avail In Conv. loc. $'195. Call (rplc, blk from Pavilion. Small Bacb. partially 2 Bil 2 Ba, redec. lower social pn>1ram. 7 pools. 8 Home for rent, Bi• Bear ~1 ~led Ex· 1.ynne75-071'1,644.all0 Callowner (714)12'7·Dt0 furn. 2 min. walk to duplex. fenced yard, tem:Wlcourte. Atf'ashlon <ll;)' slpe 6; lineal rum ~ve Swt.es ~ally ea.N.._. J724 OU. Cove beach. $280. pr .. avail. 1112· $395. laland, Jamboree It San IZ5 nitely pr cpl. Call lor:-Ud near freeways. 'J513~M"'5~1••-•THl--IWffS-----1 ....................... m.'1C. =-= 3126 J~4~.:i:Oo atter3p.m.S41H989 ~::,~ l!~r~r:~fe Specloua&tc:omfortable4 CASADIOltO StucUo apl. kitcheoette, .. ••••••••••••••••••••• TAHITI Faclhtles include a FANTASTIC LO 3 Br. 2 ba, Amhui in Univ Park garens '1omes. On greetelt. '9JO/per mo. 675-311 Br, 2 ba. "poolside" ALL UTILITIES PAI D util lncld . l working . 1 OCIMROMT Modern J or 2 br <'Ott•ge fnendly. effic1ent recep ·-·-...._-.Avail. oow at Compare before you adu.ll. ..-.Mo. 6'4-5619 Lr& newer 2 Br 10 uxury Jbr ..... & w/office. Yrly. on '-·ch on "'-"Ill with I h ...,...,.._....., C d . ......, ctupiexortMalaga,A/C, ~... ~ ,.,, t1onst 1te ep onel~~~~~~~~~ tD)/mo. rent. ustom es1gn 2br, lba. pool Adults No e ncl. gar, bll·ins . Frplc,3c.argar.$1050. car. row boat, wash operatorwhop-eetsyourl ~ features: Covered patio dsbwsbr. children OK TSLMgmt 00·1603 mac hine. co mpl e t~ damt.saodanswers your . &c New furn it u re . Pas. $425Mo. ..,,5 trr1 70&7 d latcben. etc. For m9tt call.s, a complete Ca hf ~ Turtlerock, lovely ~r. 2 Spaciouskit.cben within·. 640-1208 ..,, ..... ,. ys. 2 Br, 2ba coodo. ·~ blk to info call 979-211199 eveti a. Federal law library. ba, A/C perf rorwtioo. direct ligblin&. separate sno. Bil 2 br. apt B. 25091 beach. 2 car gar. auto OP· weekends beautifully decorat ed = full t "'h nr. Beaut. bay view $650 con! .. _,_ ;~l.1 t•:11\' .\ l 1 ,l i!; l. t. t.1." $695. Call 640-4>85; ~~1~;_ .. 0 ·anebna•lh·. C...Meta 3124 La Cr esta . Owne r , •-'y. ._..tosa... 4300 ereice rooms. P•"""' 552 o•,eo )"AU.... ~ T" ~Y machines. & the .::.=:,.,:"::::::::::::~--~~~~~~~~~~ ~·· ......... --•,pool, ••••••••••••••••••••••• · -TSLMomt 642·1603 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. .,.. ,... ~..., ... ..,. .,, finest 10 secretarial WOOO.ID._ surrounded with a.EAN 2 Br upper cpls, I Bedroom. dishwasher. 1 MM A C U L AT E •. Moving~ Avotd deposit$ & ~-For further mfo • Big Canyon·ZBr, 3Ba d bltn ubm1t .. "'"' ..... ...., Beaut lge 2 yr~S Br plush landscaping. arps. 1 s, s · Range.Disposal. spa..u.. .. 3 Bdr·m, 2 ba. cut hv1og e xpenses' •·a p e rso nal t o ur " · · +den. McClain twnhme. J T T S cbl.ldren no pet.a ...,.. .......,_ f II "' home; formal di It uv. f 1 pool AIXJLTLIV NG A I · · · _..... 661·1192 balcony. Pitched beam Pro ess1 ona Y s1nCt' through t.he facilities. rm .• eating a1111 in Bar, rp c, . spa, ten· BfSI'! See 752 <B I Shalimar 0 ceihop. Near beach & l.9'11 pleue contact Vortac Spa ''OUS kit-"-n on Dis + xtras. Avail now. NO PETS 64S-811122orS36·1857. HM1i14m1 leodt 314 G ........... from water Qw•t HOUSIMATU Anoe . (714 >955·2288. "' UK: • · <Gil ) 95S·l05S, 675-5535 1 Bdrm furnished S3S5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -~ ....... hbo~ood ...,75 " 832-4134 OH ~3900 park nr. pools ec. eves ZBdrmfurnlshed$420 Clean. quiet, 2 bedrm. l ne1g ... -t mo __ __ _ ___ _ area.$875Mo.644· or J65 WestWilson ba . NO k ids /pets . DRUXE yrly lse Waterfront Rm mate wanlt>d 3 Plcaa &ec.tiv• 631-3444 4stbr, Fbm/R, r~dMln rmA, s~g1 (7J4>842·l!r7l 631$2~~~0 . Call Craig, * * Home&.11 ·1400 bdrm .. 2 bth .. Cd M S.Uhs ()() RIDGE E y . •·-o. va1 . """" h e n ok & Th d ff w DB . c. . Open 1-4 1745 p I s•nnru ·PT 1Bedroom.1 bath. yearly ous • no sm er ere IS a I erence' living Jbr condo, h>lc. • 8 oma Film Bachelors Adults MUU. ft • or mo. $350 mo. Agt vegetanan pref , $2!>0 Lance swtes (260 s f 1 au-, microwave, at. 2 Dr. 642-9567. S4S-009S Only. P~lllo. 673-6210 mo . nr bell. 675-~ prov1d1ng h11thly pro car gar. lge yrd,~rec. Harbor View Homes, REALTORS 2 ... AcWh .-... W--'-...ol fess1onal secretarial package that i Ids. Carmel model. 3br, LaglllMlleocll 1741 3pools -r Jr 1 br a~. S375 Lux ltaa SS &le _........ service Wllh a managea lake, tennis crts. ls & 2ba,nicely decor ated. ••••••••••••••••••••••• LA MA.MCHA APTS Covered car port Versaille ndos. Pool & lo s hare qua I 1 t Y ble number of units. 2021 jac . .:iQMo. Ann lse. Nr. Andersoo grammar Beaut. decorated, maid Large, 1~ bd earden pat.ioapts 'BBQ's rec. fact Nr ocean. F.astbluff apt. Lar1te II\ Business Center Dr. 568-9062 schl. 5 blk comm pool. vi pool utll S8S ~· Adults. Ds bwhr. ~·-·tof"""' ._ .. _hs ~ wkdays, 644.!)369 rm. din rm . 2 large lrvme. call7S2-0234 ------4---1 $'180M 7._1298 ser ce, . • '""""" -..--.. "" eves&wknds. bdrms &2 full baths Call NEW 2Br, 2Ba. 2 s con· 0· wt. a-2227 • encl gar. gas bbq. walk U>sboppmg. ~soetor833-8292 Office for lease. pnme do, Northwood, a . no Npt. Shores 3br, 2ba, Pool. Gas Pd. 778 Scott 17111 GoliletrwH t ,,, Block to beach. 3 br. 2 Npt Bch tocauoo Direct ..-.. pool •-nis •<"" Co 1 , · 2 0 UT ST AN D I NG · Pt 00-5073; 645-5611 -£ w-ba, downstairs, bltns, Roommate wanted 2 Br 2 ly a~-.... from P"'"t Of .--. • MOO• _, mm. poo • ~enn15• Oce--'ront Condo,2Br llll -..... d ".,.... .,.. ...... ..,,,...... .. ,.._ •-bch. A 'I '"" frplc,~tio, 0 arage. $600 Ba oceanview con o fi 1900 ft 7"" pr rt mo.~-........ "" VII now. ..,,... '"'ail of nl••s •-OCD, 2 Bdrms, l bath apt 847 L064 " 1ce, SQ • ;r _.... 714-955-34SZd ..., .. ..,_ "" -v 1Z7 44 St ~140 S200 pr mo + utJI. Work 646-4818 Turtlerock Highla . 2 _,.o. ys. pvt stairs to bch, c.lo&e to Adults. $37S. mo. Gas 96S-2So42, home 493-378'7 --- BR. 2 be., top of b with 2Bdrm lba, lrg yrd, town. Winter lse. By paid.642-5073. llwl11t9•&t-•ld• 2 8drmlba,new crpt.s& BALBOAISLAND xlnt view! Patio hly Newport Hts, $525/mo. owner (213) 790·0925. 2br. llhba Twnhs, F /P. paint, gar. pallO, $395. Femtoshr3br,2barondo Storeoroffice S400Mo. up&raded. Obi. ar. Availoow.759-8968. m4ld7-48'72 peUo,eocl gar. AdltsNo SHARP. beach 1, 2 & 3 mo.675-0349. Nr So Csl Pliua. S22S Agent:61s-lli0 A1t1 I tiil , ); , :.riyl lllf" f 'I ' t ,1 I' I J,'. I • ~I l· ' fNEED :~. fMONEY ;;: • CUDITMO PIOILEM 2Jld & Jrd TD lo.s 547-5402 Arranged by Coalt ..... Locm1 MONEY AYAILABL[ any purpose. $10,000 mm. Mr. Hargrave951·3535 Homeowner loam.may be arranged from $10,000, mtermt only. amortiat. short term swtn1, call Mrs. Arsenalllt, broiler . about your real estate loan needs 851 · l.3Ml Mwl; ;11. Trwat DMc11 503S ••••••••••••••••••••••• Adulta:.!° .J!.ls· Mo. ..__.._...-..., LAGUNA BEACH MTR Pas. From $375. MS-4074 BR. frplc, dshwsr, gar & Luxury Jr. I Br. pool , spa, ~~L~!~ ... ~,,13-623 ll08 RV..,., sums Saltlar't6). Co. A,teot.....,-. ~·-r---INN. Ma.id aerv .• color . ...ucosEVILLE" • patioe. Nopet.s. 980-~ club .... r., w/refng, ~. .. ... ....., ... ._.... ~ All types of real estate Upgraded 3 Br, dming 1 U 1 11:u:. -~-··-&' male ....... s Happmess is bavmg your . .-. ts · 1cua F-.... 1--Turtleroc TV, healed poo . ti . -Adlt.a '_..c:1 all d It pets ~ .-.... ..._..... ,...,a I f b t uh .... ~rneo smce '"'"· ..,...._ · rm. $795. 499·511 l (7141494.5294. 985 No. "'" w/1ar. • new LAl~Y a u • no . _.:...---------! mature easy going pace o us1ness a <-~ill 3ba, A/C, upgr dys/evn. CoutHwy. cfllU&drps, bltns, focd 1.2413 Br apts. 6200 Ed· 2brnrocn: ~hwshr$425 female share 2 bdrm 2 Baker Center. Recepl.. ~,;;;' th roughout , $'1 yd.wat.erpd.63Ml.20. mcer.HB.846-0619. yrl,y : c-appt only 311Ya be .,. ....... E 673 ~~ conference room. phone lM2-3617 5br, +den, 3ba ... rt IMdl 37 6' 2Sl9 "B" Santa Ana $350 36thSl6'4-4340: 00 pet · """"'"· ves . ......,.., cove rage. Close lo 642-2171 545-06• I Waterfront $1000Mo.1UJIOF •NEA.RSPOlNTS ·2br,l Barry. airport fi t ts ~ .......... ~'1573AtJ.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• z•lBr.nearnew.Colt.a be,SZ95+$21DC)depoelt 2 W..edff Secreta~~ess:~~~~e~ HOMEOWNERLOANS 1 ••••••••••••••••• -----~---• THE Mna, Hunt. Bch. All lddsok.Nopets.CallBob 2bdr-m, 1 blh, pool. 2p~:e~·:~~:.:n~~· avail Formottinfo,call ARRANGED Emel'UlBay;4 BR Weltcliff area 3 bdrm, 2 bltm, pt~yard. Some at8f1·2MOC'IOdiredlo adult.e no pets $4.50/mo $200mo. CdM Mik e Bevet~2161. $10,000to$250,000 $UDO mo. )'J'ly. beth wtth nice yard. $650. w /lrplc, encl. aarage, 7671 Commodore Circle 631.• • · •AMORTIZED Emerald Bay; 3 Vacant, move in now! "GOOD lauadrJ rmorW/Dbook·t3 .,..:.:·~fl::.:B::.:·-----..=:...:::.:..;.;._----~ _641M3118 ___ • -----1HIWPOltTIEACH •INTERESI'ONLY • tie.•mo.,yTly. 66-1221 f4).S110to'525. 2°til Bdrm. New deluxe BadLfl'15MoYrly Prof essional male omcE OR RENTAL •SHORTTERll 2 BR,1 bl.; lovely LIFE" TSLllcmt 642·1803 townhouses. tennis Stepatobch. w/daughter seeking SPACE. W. cat. Hwy .. Cail Bob Williama·~t $1SOmo .. )'rly. 2tlr 2bl den wet bar t court. ape. aecurily, near 846-31587,642-1216 roommate for cabm hke M.arinen Mile. 9256q. ft. 131.m1 or960-195'1 , • =~ c!:!!'v1: YEAR·ROUND FUN: tcb dbl p~. No P'e~a: beacb,2202 HeuClttle. 3 Br 2 Ba, 2 car garaae. home wlfireplace in '114-&'5-2528 Widowhasmooeyfor.it mo~~ social Act1v1ties Di· .-.5t0-50M.~ __ -..;__m;...._1_«;...._7_51_·2060 ___ deck. bll. Pen, yrly, new ~:!ior~~~~ruce Gl'IM'Ki noor office. 12.,. \rm '-DIS TD's, no creillit TU~ER rector• Free Sunday . Br Ba 1 0 b d cpts/peint. ..-0. 675-41110 -----,;,_-----• fl.x ltYI ft. with bath. check. no pnlty. szo.Olt& e6-U'T7 W..tdlff 1..-Y Brunch•BBO's .par· Speckllll 2 1 • poo • ne e roo m con· A&t.or631·5650 Fem. rmmte wntd to sbr a,m. See at 233.1 E. C11t up. For action call • Delu xe 3 bed F1bulou1 wblte ater vtew. ll50 mo. udlo, Mm"imwl oce view SIOO mo. Cent y 21 Newport Center. 5151 Delux 1tud.io condo, 1 bUt Udo Villaae &c 1hops. Pool. rec r.oom, etc. tHS /renl o r tae . 213 ·32f ·7157 or TWl•DZ t tles•Plusmuchmore. u&ll pd. Pr'efer mature do/private ..-Uo. ~· ~;..;_--------1 2br, apt. on Balboa Isl. Hwy, iDqwre Suite H. a&ftll:e73-73U. GMAT RECMATION: ~adult. No pets. $165 tennis, convenient a· Drive by MZS. avail. now . Call Lisa eves 1'71-0tll C.d)I. S'JS.5444 Tennia•Free Leason• mo.$9-J• timl.Sl,!:&mo.641-447'1 2 Br 1 81 u nfurn . 12'lft 2Dd. $17,500, interest • (pro lo pro shop)• 2 uUl pd 3br 2bl tucUo Frpl carport, 1.234 W. S.lboa Mellow. creative. liberal ho WHtcliff offices. only. Due 3 years, Sarti :; Health Clubl•SeunA• 2::W OK. re,~,~'. .~. No. :eu. Yl/D bkcp IJ. 9lfOO avail ll/1, 2 Br 2 roomm1te needed to funL or unfum. SlSO • ~7133. 11 ' i ~~or= pr .. w. Wallace, M1r tmllo. '152·'1474,5»--7 =.=-·ar.r.;c;.·~~ =e i:e;~c:~:11;e~ Sl7S.541-192'1 TD D0,581 at to~. oa ·~ Range rr . .._, 2 BR 1~ a. twoble. nr call for a ppt. J im or •18 I 11 • ._... 4450 prime resident. all bat 4s 1 ,,...,_._ -·-A... ••••••••••••••••••••••• prin accrues. pay off~ 91AUTIPUL APART· Two bute bedroom In beach. 2 poo s, spa, ..-~u. ,_._ ... -.a-....... condo. DClll· -..-thin z VP<I• will sell ff. MENTS: Single.a. 1 lo -locl&kla redwood ..-a,6 i.uaia. Adltaon· _... .... ~.,.,. rUI llortAwuceapaeeat J&~ 2 Bedrooms , Fur· b;U. e;Qillil, buUt-1.n ty,nopeg.•lMI 141e. 3 Br, 2 ba. UPper'; amkr, responalbl•. ...........r•t.et. •.500 cash No fe . nlshed & UnfuMlehfll kMdlm. •mo laqu:lre Walk to bucb. tlOO Mo., $1m+lhvtilitlel.811-Mll IOO•J-700 S.Pt. (714)-.,2960 ·i• .~ttUvtng ·NoPeta ••.WU...~ 1 Bil.-. 2 BR. SNS. Jrt1.Apo&f7S.11'10 S.J.C. llllSAVDDEbR w---.-.a 1 d T ..i • • MOOell 09en daily • Pool 111' fplc trees PLAZA -~1 !. 2D .u . iO 9 to 8. ...-... -dllt'.a 'pets 'au--3 91*. ndee. 2 BR 2 ... F/111, DOD·•moker. DO lllS .... V .. E c Ill amount of $12,000. 0"1 --r.-. , • no · Nwpt hie. $$25. Al\. chUd. m1ybe pet, Sl75. • · · Bill at 173-7300. Ast. Oakwood 11118 V_. ICut. Spec. ar64UZ51 m.mi: t7MW t:!_• Ana. 54S ·67H MMIU 2 day• al, fllDd lD."1 OM'den ApMtmenta :::=. ~. 'j~ Walk f.o bcb 2br. 1~::· New Condo, J br, 2b•, C.2ap. Otfice, lhop, retal.l day1. Pf::" points. Ito Newpoft 9Mott/lo.' pn patlo1. Gara1 .. :r-J ~ · frplc, 1tep• to bch. Fem to share w/satne. Is bobby. E'aid• CM. a.J.Joon. Sl0,000-11i1Uu.ui~ 170016th St. and. MuJta, no peta. ar Adults. Jll o Pel i . a +. Priv bdrm• bl.II. Pollio. 210·S201q.ft. Jad TD loao1. LI IOOv•r•t 1&1111 -llarlaAv.,141-JM7. Extra larie 2br, l ball ~ •+~utU.ClllMi-9195 • .,. Newpalt Co. m-~ (7t•) 942•9t70 Jtll n1U.DTON ellUdr9 Olt. Y~ Neal' Boal ffolplt al. J 2bdrm Coo4o lo Hunt• Oromd floor, ldela traffic _,..._. -----~ Ne•l*t ._./Mo. llr .. ~•· a.duo OarJS17.f711ar aa. a~ IA. fpk, cpta, _.. kb, fu.raisbed. ~. 2 1torea H •ll. 11111 TD rar &.le: 880 Irvine off .,._ 8'ov• it I Ir l ... 4 bib l.o beacll drJI, ,_uo, pool, ldulta, n ea l , M I F , J e ( f Prtt$1 be&ow ID&tl .t. IK ~ (1·4<•~~"l..-nfft1. No peta. tats ao. Ut·OS2l, ao •· *° mo. Act· HS·UUwknt, 111· RdWRlty,UdoOftc. C!IJllll, Bio for--~ 1 •-~ ... .,....,, ...... .,,.. ~ 171-'7300 ,rrtot..c.u-. ' - .... ............ ._..._ .... -~ ----- !.~····~···~·~·~··· ~ .. :: .............. ~:::!:: •••••••••••• ~ •• :.1 ............. ~~!.i ......••. !!....!~.t ••••• ~···· ~~~~·~~· ~~~ ,,..........._ ~ ..,_, ,... Ii -........ ,. a.o. OIM&n Ot. ,.. Oa•nu.1 ,, .. trim· W.. a &&AU.Y CL&AN •lleHr. u . reliable. -.......-0::. ....._ i I! a. Tu Co~"fll• I:. J~ech, fHHt, llllldl e.tnetw, tom• ....._dlM,.,•cn•t. HOUIS? Call Otululm non·drnllr/lmok er. LEVl!LOR JU.IMm ~--~=a,. • ...... Bl.ITWlill ftote _. .... ••f!rHht. Hl·llH, ~ An6e ...... QUi,,.._..._ .... aiD Loul reft. 8ondable. 0« U.. bell fot a... =· .... co Lic'•.l:tt~;..;;;;~-.-;:....~ • .... iaall ............ ·--. . .. .,.. '"'.......... ·--. . :..'!!:-.-.......... bmml-•·•n• ••IP I A~-o~:::.:::: '=~·;.~~::I , .... • Mu 1 1S.•leea .... ... • ~1j·•••J•• ,. rlrl•f c.,.e.. .... ~ ....... :......... 1~ • 1prillkle; ctw-.. ...... , . -.................... -·-·-···-.. -,...11 .. ~ ... a: ·~1eoat.1aa ........ •--•••••••••• Oroo.aJ.nn.1 -We Love •'l•tems , law••. n.J•--·HouMcleaaln•. laland L••d•c•pln a • ._AideMlll•deea. UC ~ .. S AapeaJl. ..... 41f1 • a • ...._ deu a..utl.tl Pfta. 2". dl.1 ~.'4Mn4. ~-• IJl&/Ext, 1prink.len In· v., Nllalllie. XW. nfa • .:•=•:.:.·==..;;;;;;:__-:-:--~ l.Jr.'4. ODlli .......... ,,.; wllil ~.-.., l1HllJI ,_,._.. ..... ,,.,klel 1telled '5 rtp alu d , WUI drlu • allop. Jlynap., N&OI--. ''* y •»•bleadl.OU. 11-.. -0......,. CINft llPI • •--.m.GOT•. eroaion control, •'*7 I'm 1mat1 , prtffl are 111 . !! llv, .,., MIJ as.""' I I I a..clK.,....,..... trim. ror Excellence In ~brick . C.• • IM -.__ ....... '7WDl4 a . Qpaa, ,~... ........... ,.. fr •• 00.:" ao du ....................... Hau I .... y . Dave. .... .......... "'. Cleani.Da mMt won yrd Cla·iipa . r -flY! .. . r •• l •••. • •c .. "9lt~I••· llc 'cl, my a 0., elm pet 0.0,. b,.n Dn11makln1 6 -..rt __ Unliml«ed,,_'.17218. rruoln1. 118 yr1 tllp . •-••-•••• ••••••••••• A11.A!tftCPAJNTIN0 -..U • i..... kMaC c.,.., n · Qllt ......,, 11 yn eqw. ~ Cltm work c'd/Bonded • ..,.7711, PZTEllSPAJNTIJllG Rae, Comm'I, Quality ~I • ..... .., ........ com •• Do....-.,..u. ftef1, F.lnl61hu'1 M8-7122 Prof tru trim /rem. Alice'• Housecleanln.. -...r1 Eltpr 'd. a ... Rat••· Wort. Uc Boaded lMut -rt ...... I .. .-Ul411l -=er ht1tall/rep. Reucnable, Allable 41 ITH Eat. Call Gene • .,. .. rootera, •ot . ~~.~ •--"--"'----. .,._. ,maiftt ......... rlla.f1S.J.al,N-41'71 European Laa~art"r. _... 111 1 .... ~., ...,....!1!.-U _,,___ _..,,....rs'",.. .... ,. •-•-.•••••••••••••••• ~work. Pair p ce. ~. 'a.."'·~,. . ............ --•---•--'-"''--Comm'l /lles mai n · ,.,..11 ,,.,.._,. ___ _,.... ... - ......... -c-"""' llP· W.do It alJ. M.utl 1tudl t•n•nce. Cleanupa • DAMDYDUSTaS .141-417tdy9/ev•. -~!£ ~.;r-;;....._1212 ... .,. ............... . M-. Ila, coamellca boUter1. Work 1uar Coauo/lle1/lad fl'ret: lenda•apans. Or••· Prof •xp Enalls b n.. •• 11 L d 1 ._.,_,. ,..._ ,.._. •UVftY, aave ,...,.,_ fbaUOl UftJt FrM "'1Sl.ell2 .. · "" · •_.t1 an sup na. ·b&llJS ll&Sl'lS ._,_.L, ,_, ~: aliiil c.,.. -. rw. ,.._ ~J7lt ---..-ewa mekil. wtdy or bl·wkly Comp. llOftlcape deslp WaUDllPBin1. all ~ II 1 ctaua Call ~ ---serv. Yacanu tis real 6 INtallation. AJJ worlll Prat. pale«.,. Ext 6 Jat. by......_,...__., Av~. tCJr..-, NTA-. C:.-./C111r• ....................... t&IF~Sertlcn esute work welcome, ..,_, Pree ell. 0,..... n:Mm.1.owra&ea. rr .. C09l pr roll SlO. L1c 1 ..:;;;;;...;,.;;.;;....;..;.~-----••••••••••••••••••u •u steam carpet C'leaalne dab L .. 1 a.c1IO.,.,... ,_,..__ Ti • •-••••••••••••••••••••••• f.l.ECTRICJA.N Prlt'ed Of.ft 6 bl.la al t Refs. Ins. Free est'. e a n ,.scap •I -------·-------1 ~;;;;;;=~--------1 ' 111 __.._ OuDftlt wwk All t11"11 nitn·free e1t1 mate on ee ... ~sf bj · 562-4106 71l«'M Palntlni . rNT/EXT. .-..DRYWALL -··••••••••••••••• Uc'd ec.r.ctor t3I0115 larpor1maU,lobl ~ ... e, • re ia e. ""1•-G BusU.eu or p"4!r81unal eotmor~ Uc #13'7254 87~ ~ch/Costa Meu. Swedish cleanin1 service. ,_! ............... ~ e~ilc~uo.!! ~r;"..::.= ~krvlc. .30tu ""'----.. 1 a1I .. --· -----Compl ~learuoe 6 8rl .. 5 all J b _,, .,..c IDl...o.. • 640-1271 5 atoa Fri " or mall \A".Ju•·•il wur .. o alnd.oe, P'aat complete H rvlce. 1• · Xl k · ckwora. m o s. --· ,_ 1ervlce. lntereated • b6octtw&lla t'r" H t l5 Comm'l/Re.ud. FrM est. :!..!£:: .............. =~· :~ ~-5:4.!;.~1ta5..,I!,.~• 6 Wal!peper hanain1. fut ,.&tap..,.., ~5 .ynup. oot-0767, 545Wl n 1.aoo. f in , U Y .... v•.r.u. ....... ter'Yicie, qualitv work. Le --················ ::r--· • __ • Carpentry, I enc I fl roo · Would lib help with ' •DIVORCE BY MAIL• a.MC.. ,__, inc.Nojobtoosml.Papa your C'u.nwork? Call BRJCK6 J>aPer,714'5S-Z350 lllAGr.:&BYIKE 11'111 •• tA final ..,O •••••••••••••••• ••••••• •••••••••••• ••••••••••• alff Ul-42114 ....i~ •---8L()CK WORX WE'RESPECIALISTS .. ....,..., •• · Janice's Raa~ """" 111.-........... -.. ESSI•.._. C""1 • ..--.. .. AdJonLe&a l 842MOO Newport D ay <.:urt" K.t.B cu.tom wood renc f I 6 t c _..,. _... A" ,_..__.. ---. . Center . A1es 2\ot /up lfli,pta•fencerepaJr. Carpentry, masonry, or re pro av . CulWmPaialinc Plaooed pro~rarn ~""""orlMl--OllS plumtiiQc. p&inUna etc. m-2514. Brick, atone, bloekwork. -....... _._ Ranbl.JB.Me-9980 ~ ~--->-·-•-... •--•. Ule floors, concr ete ri_,fllt.3yrauar. ~l ---..... -'-_,.__ .,._ -t Clu:k!lasian MZ-1411 Old aft.s __...__b. Rel tr -· w .... , .-~ee -· ume er manshap, Ci 1 _.. ....... ....._._ s. am, Jolla. M6-ISD ' fnunine, flJUSh, re~· ••••••••••••••••••••••• exp. M2-731:W ..... y_.c .... tag, repair All work ••••••••••••••••••••••• CE A A M I C T I L E : OCCSLudent. l Too truck. fW' Realooable Reliable Int/Ext. Free est. Uc ' suer. 16 yu in area. JACOBSCONCRETE ~. IHllbal, entrya. Trub, tree trim. Dao I C JI '3Dll.Guar. Refs. Ted. La r'd . Mr. P alombo. CONSTRUCTION Your tile ur m in e . 1142-mt. Houaeclean n1. a 871,llOflorS:n.ta 14 Driveways, 11dewallta 6 8D»'19 Madoooa536-413B. '' petios84l8·7T5i .... , I Faathaulina.a:aill4•up. GARAGE SALE adl in Uyou'renotrudlnllbe MiDPAINTING • 4 CUSTOM INTERIOR Yd " ..... dnU"". Free ...... n...tty Pilot brtna hap-Ii ... __ .. _ In Cl11111r1 fled, lalr. extr. ceillrap. Jteo. C •0 P"'"""RY ••••••"••••••••••••••••• .-,_. ~..,..,. MlllC .ua •-• •'-:-u-n.n ....... f est. ('714)842,4587 ""'-··••-.To place your you're miasma • lot of ... tall0¥auwa apec ...... t . ........ ,.., .. , .._... ............... . Neait~·~ ... IST. nJ.14Jt a.. Jay 642...,. Trade YOW' okl •l~f or Oardln1nf, clean-upe 6 r~ ,_..... 1 f Sm&U commercial jclbe • ~~ ne w 1oodlea with u landicaploa. Georu Se1J lhiDcs lul with Daily drawlna card, phone newsy o orm •taon as · WMlAds ,'Stflldleltema 642·!Wl'78 _Oauified_ ~~-lbulhl.5'5-1072 PllotWantAda. fW2.ar&today1 weiluaome1__~atbuys afterboun.112.20U , I ~•-•/ f I,..., di/ LoltA,_.. IJOO Loet&Fo.d U OO ,._ .... , USO HllpW..ted 7100 .....,W-"4 710~ HllpW-.d 7 100 HllpW911hd 7100 .........••••..............•....• , ............ ·····~················· ..................................................................... ········••······••····· 7 100 •••••••••••••••• •. '-f&,.._. ...................... • Lott doa1 : A f1h•n Loll: Siamese Cat Yac houndlt,lf,&yre.,blonde. Bushard 6 Tiki Car. F, IO)'rl., blonde w /blk REWARD. 962-Mtt. ••••• •••••••. •••. •• •• • mull. tJUured lei\ rear r----------.. 1 le«. req. med. F.V. Call Lost : Black, Femal~ I ...... TOMMY1S OF NEWPORT ESCORTS ~ PENNY 75-3115 dya. or IM8..Q71 Cockapoo,; "Cinder pm. ~63()..~ &12·1571 ... PINCll£I Found: Fem. German FOUND· 2 do1s l·whil Prat. Muaa1e by Stev AIM' Sibepbetd,apxU"hl,blk Male irls h setter. 1. Lic'd Therapist, N.8 . IUN l•ce, Westmins ter Airedale. Fem. Y1c Mesa 4:30-9:30, Appt. Only. 8f7-8S48 Verde area. 545·170 1, 548-21117. ONLY n ~1025 • LOST· l'h yr old S1benan Abu s ed P,. r e n t s Anonymous announces 2nd public mee11n1c Thurs Oct 25. 8PM 611 Heliotrope. CUM 01s C'USSIOO lopll' JU Thtnl(S That Dri ve Pare nti. Crazy & Whal 111 Uo About Th1>m 1-\•Jturi:d ~peakl'r . Ur T om Woods For further tn ronnat1on call 644 :;4<$1 St-11 .mv 11o·m or com b1na1111n of 11o·m~ for S75 (\r It•" with J Pt•nny l'i '' ht·r Ml :i line~ fur l l'<\0 '1'1'1111\ I' Ila V.. !-;,1 t·h .t1lrlH1un.1I 11111· '' f~1 fur U1t•:!1l;1\·, t 'h.•rl!•· 1l' "''' 1 on11n1·rt 1.tl JIJ, Fnr rnort• 1nlormut1011 iifflli lO "'""''your Jd c·ull 642·5618 .....,OPIMIN&! tCMU.TANAa.LS JmVlll Opporto, N.B. • Ground P1oor. ':ilfEHURLEY FAMILY wisb es to thank the Husky ("Milka"), blark. Found. lge tan male dog. grey. white & blue t'yed dark muzzle. vie 19th & 10/20. $75 reward for his Irvine. C M 645 0275 eve return Ca ll 731 5109 X2A81 flylo , ur S4G 74G3 i''ound G mos fonutle Lab eve.. V1r l'aulanno & pup, v1t· Hrookhur~l & c.<illci:w. CM Atlanta, II 8 !l6H I™ UJST Long haired all i''ound l'uppy, Mt·:-.a gray male cat, E C.M Verd e Nor th :.. r e a any info call 548 1305 54(}.9'1S9or 542 2Z:.l3 eves 5350 ADLT X MOVIES REWARD: Please help ••••••••••••••••••••••• ft8.S8-VHS-BTMX me &el my dog back! WANTED. Female lo DUFF'S-KAREN, Laat 1CH4 vlc Balboa & sbalre ellpenMS of 2 wttk Or Jobo -..5314 12th, N.8 . Fem aoldn ltay In Tahiti, Dec 22 t.o ---'------- retriever mix, white Jan ~th. Call Barry Gr.atCo .. any d..t 6 paws, 556-58$5 or _979-__ 10_1_1 ____ _ 817.()074 Before5pm. Energiz:ing MASSAGE ESCOITS BobJames-Llc Masseur a. Hrs. 641 ·0180 Outcall 9-1l.494·5111 _ ~~ISA Found: Clain. or adopt: ACCOUNT1"6 cua Career devel09ment OP· portunity 1n small, fun corpo r ate o lf1 ce. Airport/lrVine area. AJI ol Acc. and Bkkp. wm train. 10.key and bght typing req Develop Into full -charge book· keeper whale en1011ng excellent com pany benefits. C.all S4G-S4 l.'.I ._..ASST SfstSIOSO Beh1od every successful men, there's a woman. but s he has t o be creative, out1oing, " with a magical touch on lbe typewrite r. Group medic.ti, life. dlsabilJty, t1.1Uon reimbursement Call Dolly 540 6055 ~ Pef'll()OMI Agen cy, 2790 Harbor. C M Nevera fee ACCOUMTS PAY AIU ~~;~ n al~ r ?n~· : ~. 1} ~ ClERk o w n b u s M k t New p 0 r l u l' .. I' h IOR Mngmt I rlll lo• ;;I ~onl?al(t' Firm h1111 1m $JOO ref uni.I 111' l'sl mediak operunit ftJr lt·J tl ~7 :Jl6:! de~k PO'dtlOO a-. 1\1• counts Payabll' Clerk :! yrs expen~nce in hf'avy payables or will con1t1der 1 yr. exper & I yr ac counti ng c l•s aes Knowledse In EDP would be cte.inble. We offer plOd eompany paid benefits & attriH·t1ve starting salary fo'or appt. call our Personnel <Xfice at 640·~ ext 204! EO.E Al>\'El<TISINt: ~ALE~ Expenl'nced pr('( IJut will train. Generous straight comm. Lag Sch «-M64. AIMITISING SALES ·' bt,inds and relatives or Maruca Hurley for their exprt!8s1ons or love and 'ympathy Male, blk /tan, terrier mix, 2 brown lab males, german short. Also cats and kittens N B Animal Shelter 6.11 1030 MICHELLE'S School for Parent:. 1.,carn --------- 'The Druly Pilot has an 1mmedJate opening for 1:1 !.Jle ~pe r s on w ith n.t!Wlopupo:r d1i.pla' vd \crt1!>1ni: exrH·r1e•n1 •· c; ood :. a I a 1 > . 1 11 m ITU.">!>lllfl.~. and l' xn.'llt'nl fringe bend1 b t;,, <·cllent growth o p Pof1wulles for a pcr ... on with career ambition' <.:all ror appointment •Outca•h· "How To l.1ve With Your Accoonllng llAM 2AM 83.S :r749 Tt't'fl-ager " 545 7732 WANTED: DIRTY WIN IP..t lr1i.h St'llcr V1_l' DOWS <.:all SPOT FRi'.E ~dam~ ll ~~t1n~ton.rSt fC1t a deun outlook on Sat I0-20 Call 8"2 25:!5 life. FOUND Rik &. bm mix -~~~ __ breed Fem. dog Sm Vic Bnstol & Jamboree bi3-0065 . . SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Fo-;nd 10·20 ~Olh~&j Balboa. Newport Beach, heavy grey w /blk s trips neutered male cat, Rae· coon tail. Front paws white, rear legs-white with dark spot on rear. Call 6'73-7684. L&cltey -Gleam Ca~-lmpair ALLERGIC I no loqer-worry about hicta prices. I've stopped shoppln1 because m y dermatologist told me C'111 ALLERGIC t o Found: Claim or adopt at Irvine Animal C are center. No room for a big _ dog? How about a Welsh a..t & Fe.d 5300 Terrier. Chihauhau mix, ...._...•••••••••••••• •••• Cock·a·poo, Baaenji mix e v th&na. e r y It l'fU:GNANT'' Cllnng. ('Qnf1dent1al C'OUnlochng & referraJ Abortion. ador1 tmn & keeping APCARE s.iritwl RHder l8LSS. El Camano Real SanClemenlc; Fully he. For Appt. 492-7296 O.C. AIRPORT SECT'Y & ESCORT •S&VICE• Speciall~ang in bus•· ness m en, r esidents welcome. 739-5241 24HRS, cova&11L • tSJ-0771 * 24 Hr Out.call Service FOUND ADS ARE FREE ca1~ or a Poodle. If a big dog ls for you · we have 2 Pit Bulls. Shepherd-Husky, German Shepherd mix & more. Alao cats & kittens to cuddle. So come on PRE LAW student needs 125,000. WLll do anything Legal. Confidential -DVM . P 0 . Box 3242, N.B.93863. down ! 7S4·3734 ------ FOUND: Nice yellow male dog, wearing St. Paul, Minnesota tags, taken to CM Anlmal Con- trol 642-5671 lat.or Fooncf'a pet? Call I.oat: Burmese Fem-:-c;t, A.name! Assistance Eastbluff area, Call , i.aeue. 537-2273, no fee. . 752-1362. Reward. MASSA&E FMiUIE MODB.S ESCORTS OUTCAUOMLY o.p ......... 6ll·2140 GOLDIN~IRL •I . , When you caJI Classified ----- toplace an ad, you're as-Found : Lamp mete r . s u red of a friendly brown case, s.mall. Left welcome and help in At C.M. Pohce Dept. wordiq your ad for bes -~---·----~se. Call Now ! WantAdResu.lta &12·5678 GET MORE $$$$$ •FOXY LADY • O\FOCALL ONL V •972--11 JI• . . . FOR YOUR DIME •l .. , •I WITH OUR NEW DIME-A-LINE ( Y .. c• MW .......... ..._ tw .$JI w ...... _. ,AMOUS 'INM!liA.UB ... .,... "erJ S9"'.,. 1rt.t -er_. ............ ea111 .. -e1 ... 4, ............... ... 't:ll .. ,lf I W,....,.. "91 tt.W ......... .... ....................... DIAMONU WANTl:.U Pnv. party will bu> I to 3 carat, cash N H ~ 4975 •SEqUIM• &cor+alr~s 752-8708 or S48 5293 AJrt... C011pCM11 3 Amencan, l Un1lcd S200cash. 673-3858 ,.. WllSenlus 5360 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BRASS KEY CATERJNG TO YOUR SOC IAL AFFAIRS EXQUISJTE ESCORTS * 661·2111 • T.....e 5450 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Driving to Utah, Colorado apx 11/1. Need 1·2 to 1hr &as/drivtn1. S48·~ .... c.,.. 3 Amencan, I United cm cash. 673-3858 Driving Costa Mesa to Houston and return Leave ll /18179, :irnve back ll~/79 Share ex penses. <213 J 596·7414 Bud ·=::. • •••••••••••••••••••••• Hlilt Wtll!IH 7 100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -ACCTS UCllYAIU Lt booilktepm1 • t>'Pbl1. n,w.. ...... .....,-a1 of. lice 1klll1 In lovel'I Newport Ct r company .-tthne UM > lm.fW'908Ml Aiencr •!l7Ua,Coel.a ll•a •• I01470 :-·-···· __________ , .... .,,,,,,,,. ACCOUNTING TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS OraiuJ• County Is • a•9! A.ltd M> an we! We're Or_,.Coeat Dailyrllot 714-642-4321 bt277 _Equal ~pty E~pl~r ASSEMBLERS MECHANICAL ASSEMBLY Mlrumum expeneoce re· quu"t'd, will train Haeh iChool auto i.bop COUJ'W helpful BllnkiJll TB.La MIW ACCOUHTS Part time permane nt. !!.::t..requ1red. Will tr~. Call for app·t Joan Marselle. C,:iml MW&&I Sav1.11&1 Ii Loan S10 Cammo ck £6treUa San Clemente EquaJ()ppor Em~l!r ~F.U.MAN N, Ix p e r 1 e n r e ntrdsary. Must b., a\A1table day s & t · Cu ll for appt. tverage Control !er Ellmence 1n hot.el & reaurant prderrf'l1. ... 8 30 lO S Mon ·i''r1 ~ppt 645 7l5H We offer compet1t1ve i----------:.alan ei. and eicellent IOOllCHPSt l'.:x~enced bkkpr1!.it-1·y wa.,ed t 'am1har with malt' 1ndu ... try helpful l'bie 631 2lbl f 'On\p&l'l y bt-nef 1 lS IO rl ud 11\J( paid med1l·al. dent:.1 and IJfp in .. uram·•· l.IAI SIEGLER T'RAMSPOIT DntAJICS !UI W-~ S...Aaa~CA EOE m r h AllT'OMOTI VI:: MECHAHICs.GM ! ((iunt) J:ro-.th reqwrt'' llOWAH() C'henCllel ~rvire expansion' Lu~ mt.'<'haru~ needed• Sll 00 hr GM exp prt" ferrt'd Plea!>ant "'orl.1ng cond1toni. in Airport complex No trans "'ork required See Sen •11:e Mgr HOWA.ID 0-•"*f Dove & Quail Sts NEWPORT BEACH BANXJNG TRIM U>mmt-rr1al bank Teller PX~t'fl<'e n<·cM. ... ar}' for tru.' full 11m1•, p.-rman1·n1 µ<1b1l1•1n Court..,,> & q u J I 1 l ) !> c r \ 1 c e t •1 114.\tomt'f'S .. must ~ e run.-a\er) fnendl)'staH 4rcustomen 8-0<ke1•p('r nn•d 1«I :-.m l .:row1n~ urru·f' Ta ,k111, sf'cretJ ri" I 'lo. helpful l'ront11 T." Coro6R t-: &llJo,1 fll Baba C. I bi Jo 5631 , , I .... •/a.rt. Good opportunity t o ........... .... . N.lme, nper. belplul .... Dee. .. _,. co . .._.. APPtY at 1.-~ Cailt4a ..... ...., ............. ,._. rnn1l Good salary ar bent'f1ls for qual1f1t-d pen.on OO«KHPH Corner c1al 1.:ontractor neeo l>trong. depend.i ble h*ket-Pl!r to handle A Pomputenr.ed P/R. paymt requests & 1n VOi~ Con:structaon ex pt"r1 .,ce preferre d Salay 01Jcn Send Resue Appht•.intl> oihould-con· l<lt1 ~IEAUEH 71 4/752-0600 bf.23 MANUFACTURH! .... J ~Con.'ltruct1on Co 188 E 17th St co .. ta Mesa.t!627 Attn Pat Kimm 1201 Oovt'Street, NB Equal ()ppor Employer fl><*~ Help Wankd, !1t1m apply . day ~ salad exp er hel.Pnt aYalJll'or Interview r all 6'4-40. CASI-ER needed, full limt day s hirts . Ex· perieced or will train. Awl at Standard Shoes. ao718. Braatol, C.M. -.SJ. .. Le k. IJ' ,. .. ,, .. ~ ..... £. , ... , .. ___ .............. ~ ................ . ·~~.~··· 7100 ... ............. . IClll--Pit. c.... .., " ..-.... • •1 -Cleieereb llll l ea Du,.r1 w ora room. G..-1 maa ""' • ..._... anADll'.lt .....,.. ...std. Ne.,. I for .t.dow u.&Uac. ovw ~· '· • N •· ~klll7 °'" ~"::.ft!~· nean..._... ......_ dry tlffa· -------U9ftOCTION/ Rl".CltP· ......... hill ~ pan a... TIONllT -c.,.... op. ~-=-Newport llHcb W'•~ ~.Taite• barn ,_ ..... ,_.. 1 _.., lor U. Mti.w. A Aocal So • ......., CAllE •1111~ a. .;.a Cdf. ~.,.. claala t.. ...._ hr _...._. 2• .!~~=-------I C ·_ ~ Driv.n,. C~llwr Cab. Mlll"9•ar lnttre1ted In hHUh ~ .... -·-Oeocl arhi•p record ..... ~----........... __._ .....__ -· _::-.., >' w.... -"~. to .. .._:fi ---orc..a..ct -_ .,._ --· .._ ••lure lad vldu•h .... i-n.~--............... -.. !-.'!~!>'HI• .1uU1a1, ,.~-ii;i-~===--·I K•1pOe1 b • ,.rtoftl. ID ~lk ~ action to r.v. 1 ----..._ r.e.. _ ...-.i>' u~ °' oot fJ'WI wfih a oowlq t0 .... :.~ -..... , '° ...... s.cvlt~ Of. ~.m.a..em ' --....... LE WAHT&D t.o ..... new.. tmpstaHJp•.JDc. ..... ... •llal9 1m bual· Mm ar ..,_.., ZS yn or MM1 •etAcm av.Uable T b e P I • e e r o r -~. llwn be okter. Koow tU ~••t thnHlul Or...,. Couoty. Everybody. O. '°"' Hjoy taUil•I ...... '°...,. Ml-De't dU..N.tSlJOawecllot l nc l11d t n1 Newport _... ....,., We.,. more. Orao,. Coaat Buell, C.La 11111 4c IMSVl•MCI ....._._., 1111 _... a&DIT Yt&w Clb. 17300 Mt lliMion Viejo. Group Health ctalmtelt· ~ _. IO key U · IHVaTIGATOI\ H.rrm•H. l"ou•talo aminer, at lealt lyr ell· -•H ......... d.IU bl ~ oPeDina rf>' Valley {No or Slater per,S.luyopen. -.. ............. _,lo 01., eomputer •ll'"'urte,nced11hoabn 1n betwn N•whope • II ~1767 .. =.:r--•n. ..... --tema. Pn"loua u v• I• or w t anlt. ~bdJ " • .,. floance compaoy or lasuranee/FUeclerlt C .. ",..,.._, .-n-taahetp m ort1a1.., ('Ompany ----t.arp apncy m Foun P••ple te •••la We offer eacellent bad11round All paid On&c.ttore (.;h~rli, 13br1 t.aln Valle)' bu opening 1 1 la ......... .....,..,, ~da ~•~• <WllPUY ~1t.1 lftch.td· wit, afternoons. S3 hr lnternallonal Secunty for rue clerk. Excellent ~ J:,=•· . ===-H:.e-:•ft: ~n~t e~17h ~':: ~=·he req'd CalJ. l77H.~;t~~t~~1te 105 ~~~n;en~Ul~~ary. t .. •I .. f • b.olldar•' lndud'r:a perierlt'e Pb.one El«ltoo.lc ,A....,.1mcxJcY1 """"''RANCE . Pro-"'y c .. •• er tlll a.iatnliaa w..it olf and 714 5'6·4900 Mr Stein UAD •tt• ..... •• ._ "'""~ ~ .. ~ ,..... pertH •II• ••t• C:ld 1roup ln1wrance ~ -----Equal()ppoc Employer & Casualty A5sl5t. Ex- •.. .. .. ...._ Growt.ng eJedro opUcal per. nee. min. 2 yrs . I JI a I ef llDI clay orbire. aJSTODIAN fUtl>fU'lDoeedsuper'd. Including typing. Xlnl · or41....,. '" c•• PleMeappl)' iapenoa 1Wt1red? College atu· Electronics Assembler GU •RDS bene. James Insurance. .... J161t ~.. dent? We need a person foe prototyping & lmtd A Irv. ca.II Bobbie DodRt'. lllll't ..... C.-~ tobdp with CUSTODIAL production. Excellent FUii Ir part time. AJI 752.0000 E.O to; US! cMMI. 20hra per week. benefits. Call Toru Koeh, are as . U n 1 for m s 1Ate afternoon • even 549-8477. Spectron. 3303 rurnlshed. Ages 21 or lmurance 1.n&. Npt. church. Call Harbor , G·3, C.M over. Retired welcome Now you can launch a Fred 631 -2880 Mon· Noexpenence nee. App· new career whale you Fn.~5. ILICTIOMtCS ly Uruversal Protection keep your present JOb' nctNCIAM Service. 1226 W. Mh Farmers Insurance Custodians, 1-'ull tame Growing electro-0pt1 cal Street, Santa Ana. In-Group will train you & Equal Oppty Emplr. Days, Men·Wom en, R6D farm needs elec· tervaew hours 9.l2 & 1.4 payyoufullcomm1ss1on.., .. ( ... , Cinclltnetle tape lmcWalat W/l to 2 Yf'I cw ---------man exper. req'd. XJnt wartlns cond. 6 training procram. X1Dt P•>' fr benetlta + overtime. rnntorm. $3CI Arcoay A ve., ffntc Bch . 11 ... 91'1 MACHIMST Traloee, career op. port.unity, good starting salary. Prerer some machine shop Cll· perience. Call 838-8888 MOl'ORIOUTI DAILY PIL01' routea in So. L•t•n• • .San Oea.ite now available. Aft.-nooo delivery Mon· day tbru Frid.a)', mom· lnCI s.turday It Sunday. Excellent eamlnp for Just a rew boun or your day. NomiDa1 cub de· po1it required. Call fS42.Gl. Alk for Foster OueUd. for U'lterview. Nune. bM:lt office. pbyal· •MACHINIST• 4-daytlO-hr. week Day or Nilbt SbJft EDLER INDUSTRIES 2101 Dove St. N.B. ~cross from O.C Alrport cian'1olfice NB. 646-3944 Nursery Man: Waur & mamtenance. o( plants. loading & w•atlng on c u1tomer1. Driving truck. Over 21 yr. $3.50 & up. e days per week 10. cidl. Sat/Sun Call M/F. &10-54553. La1una Hiila PBXOP.ERATOR Experience preferred. Hn. muat be nextMc. Pleaae call for aPJ>t . e6-1'358 NitJon Cll'Culatorw NII ible hows, up to $1&"' r eommllaion. 18 ,,. " older'914-1JOI hUtklD Circulatoc .. IONEY• Set upur own boun. £11 tra cub workinl ruU or Ptr You make 8IOOO Of" more pr. mo. Mutt be 18 er older. cau ror 1Jn- mediate Job. 5't~IO. 9-S. PLASTICS EXTRU.QER OPERATOR-CUi lom prUUe extrusion. l,lfi & 2nd shift openinp. t:• ~Cecil. TOLL.PIH ICNMUA241 Pl'lwlrtcfw .. -.:c:ee 5-nkft ... M/F /H Costa Mesa ·N ewprt Monlhnl Fr' wtuJe you learn Before ,...~ Alu. U.S. Caliun req 'd. ~cs lhengmeer technt --1 you know 1t you II be MAJD ·Nate. wanted &ood oo beoe. & salary. Apply an person The Sun & Sand Hotel. 1555 So. Cst. Hwy Lag. Bch Nursery -per'd only. Salary ~Q'l ---------1 """",. ca.u """'' WJ expenen<'e in Civi.l ~gineering Duplicating C lerk . ~.$4_hou_r_. -analog & d1g1tal HA.JR DRESSER · The mak.m" waves ID a re MAJ.NTENANCE · Hao. dyman. FUii-tame Apt. maintenance, bwldlng clean up C M • Npt. Bch area Truck or van de s1rable Exper nee 642-1003 NURSESAJDES. 7 3. J.11. mensurate w/exper. Ap· experienced or tramees ply in person 815 W. 18th Mesa Verde Conv Hosp. St . C.M. 646-3279 Draft-1•--pector n.-.a.._-n.-.. Ma'-· c•-00t·•L circuitry. Excellent lli11r Handlers 1n Npt. warding life t1m1! pro .-·~LUO ..,,.... .......,, ~ IV• vo.1 A Bch. 1.S now mlerv. for Cesi.1on C<ill Gene Public agency in So. Stock Brokerage Firm 2nd. shirt opening for benefits. Call Toni Koch exper hair drei.ser & DllJard ror full deta1Jo; Orange County Is seek· near O.C. Airport. Hrs. responsible self starter . 549·1H71, Spectron 3303 mani t'laentele pref 84115111 aog a person with a 7..tpm. Call Mr. Dugan Wage scale fro m SS.30 to Harbor__ • G 3~ C ~ _ Good bene & ..:real loe. minunum or 2 yrs .• exp. S40-8121 $15.90 per hour. 8'N in· EL!CTIUCIAH 642-8484 Ironing Wanted tndralling. WiJI prer. •P· ---crease etrective Jo'eb. (;all at67J-8677 pbcant with exp. in Ink <iERK/~AGER <',OS· Numerous benefits 1n. ~l"~~~/~ ~~~:r 11.airdresM•r w tollow11llo(. or846·2118 work on linen including metlcs, gifts, cards. •~xp cld 'g fully p111d mcd.Jt·al _ __ _ i.lalJoo avail ror rent Jl Leroy Letterina. Dulles pref'd. Call 6'0·73'!~ _ &dental. The val I a ii c F a 1r. JA.MfTOllAL wi~I also 1n~lude OC· Oerk·typisl. permanent ROS.._.._. l ..... C . ENJOY PEOPLE? Laguna Beach. 494 1600 2nd i,h1ft opening for casaonal fieki lnspectJOn po&lllon *60wpm gd "'" " Permanent parl time resporu.1ble i,elf :.tarter of .~a.ter and sewer wortwig'cond & benefits, 714 /5'8·5SJJ posalioo as pnvate J>Chool HA.MOY MAM WaKe :.c:Jlle from ~ 30 to racahties . Xlnt sala~y st.art '850. Mon·Fta 9am· Newport Beach Registrar 30 hr!>. week For s mall electronics ro $5.90 per hour. 8'i 1n pea~nefits. Apply 10 5pm. 979-22'70. · An Equol Opportunity da)'b & e venrng:. Vara ught Jarutonal duties r rcase etfeC'l&vt· f"cb ........ Employer llon & lru.. Hesumcl> <ic Delivery & park up in 1·0 Numerous bend1ts 1n Moult.on Niguel Wa~r CllrtifT-"'t ----cepled. lmmedfate !>tort lruC'k. pitckag1Dg Mu~t dd'g fully paid medical 27500 La Paz Rd .. · rr• . Delicatessen Help Some So. Coast Plaza area of have valid Cahf dnvf'r.. &dL-ntlll ~~~~~a o~~~~~~·ni~~ ~~~.=~:eH:~ :PPti~:l:.~~~es. Over ~~9-~_Anlhony k~~ler~.tp11.~s2G c~·nd~r ROSAN IMC. ll"-...i-are flexible. Min. 2 yrs ----7141S48 5SJJ Mamt.enance Man <.:om pany localed in Irvine area needl'! r el1 able person to pe r form JatutonaJ serv1c~ on a ruu tune basis Serv1('e lo be performed betwttn the hours of 3 JOpm lo 1 lpm Prev1ou"I ex peraence pr ehrred Please apply at 16'781 Milliken Ave , lrv1ni' ..=!...,..,yer. office experience. *60 DELIVERY DRIVER &ec.tf•e S.C'y Ave F V Newport .Beach wpm.Xlntoppty.Callfor good driving record. Bu.Wlesscomputcr co. in UINIQRY FARMS An Equul Opportunity MAJMTB4AMCE CLERICAL/ appt. 752-8871. Cah/ dnvers he foull Laguna Ills reqwres a JIRA\ Employer Resl.aW'anl cha.Ill needs C LERK TYPIST / lune.CM Blueprint lO!IO sec'y w1o utstanding Hickory fo'arms at So. -JEWELER 1nd1v 1d ual 11H th CUSTDME RECEPTIONIST For Placenllu ~·SS?l skills & ent.erpr1~1ng ut Coa.<.t Plaza needs part. knowled&e of rest.auro.nt R d XI l I al I t:xperlenc-ed only 40 hr law office, gen. clencal Dellvery·L A Times car ti tu e . n s a ary · lJme s· es peop e for the ""'utprnent Ex-nenC'ed ,__,.1 •· r 1·-•·f · Ch · week Company benefits "" ..-duties. ans. phones. legal routes an C M.tll.B . ...,...,,its"' uturc. """ com ing ri s tmas Ca.II weekday:!> lOam lo lnelectncal .tr plumbing SERVICE exp. not req .. 3S hr wk, 3 . 6 am SJ 5 O. S 4 0 0 Busuws Systems. Bob season Work morning11, 5pm. Ask for George repair Good benefits O.C. Airport area. mo.+bonus. Also need ~rote __ ._58_1_·9560___ __ altemoonsoreves.exper ~9066 Company truck pro .,....N>C., c s I notnecess11rv.Willtrain, · .• ..._. "-iyat DoyouWteproblemsolv· -arrier u p e r v sor Jo'AC'TORY work t.oo1 M:l Apply &o Mr~ Thompson, .,....,... ,._. tq.detallworklnabuay •a.8dCTYPIST• 5'&-448.lor9&t.,.982._ -ter ror small prnses. lower mall So. Coust IUTC.,_.HB.Pa Or..pCa•ty data~ environ· Min. 50wpm. ien. office DEUVERY-TOP PAY F/time day & n1ght shift Plaza Pvt Ume Sat/Sun only • I ... Senlc.n a.it. We 901MOne NO SELLING M t be E:xper pref'd. Will train -6am to 2=· . Matutt WOMmtr-SU... to balance 4 edil ~~Es ll "'ovet', W,, ~ana. rlaht person. H .B . Homemakers ln~rested woimn erTed.. Xlat S...Au.-... C\lllG-r tDput fr-.. 111111 ........._a. .... 8 . •:JO·tpm. lllon·Frl. _.,_.25211 __ • ______ , in earniDI SlOO.SlSG pr benl!ftta worido.lcond.I~~~~~~~~~~ kw position. Mu•t Mle9'"90.C.Airport p.m. :U c -w•. 1·9 PACIORY TRAIN BE: won: from ..om.. P!Hi· Jl&'lburin, Costa Mesa. e ...,.... tor tllta -... Ill.ell · all ... .rr deDencUu on thne. Bayview Conv. Koep. data procesain& CJ.ERK.want.edforhealt.b -----Good pay, xlot future in ble hu .. no _,JLpcr 642·3SOSE.O E ~. aome book· food at.ore, r1&11.Ume, ex· Oeatal RecepUoniat for raat arowlo& plaat1c neceuary. Call all 4PM, ...,.....,~~·-.... perpnlerred.541-1611 p&eaaaot 2 doctor orace. adbuave co. 1537 979-7076 penmc:e •be .W. to tale · Irv. 515M711 lilaorcwi.a, N. B. 548·512S. -------- 10 key llddln& madltee. Golf Club Stora1e ai Jbtesa. Xlnt oppty to Laboratory llaulta Clertr . Man·Frl. wm train. s:u1 to start. Alk (or Oordon, 661 Center Dr C M .. £.OE NLD"Slng HUaSIS AIDES SUit.e certuaed only. $4 per hr Xlnl work1ni.: rond & be n efit.. 8ay101ew (;onv. llQ'IJ 2055 Thu r1n . (' M 642·3505 1-: 0 f: Nursing RN RetJred fn & ~al LUghl5. Xlnl bent' pro gram flagship Cunv <.:.enkr 466 1'1.l~h1p Rd NB OO ll044 :-..un;mg t~ CHARGt; NI HSE ... ull time part l1ml· l-llpm Part l1m1• 11 7 XJnt t:mployee bent' flag.Vup Conv. <.;enter. 466 1'1agsh1p Rd N R 642.ao44 tXCice Manaaer T.,,.o atirl trade asaocuallon office near Or Cty airport 'l'yplnc, UU l*Jtpg. die tal»b9ne Up to SIOO Ml·l21.2 POOL-SERVICE, self starter. dependable,. 21 yrs oc older. good 40¥1'1 g record & bondabTt> 494-9686 POTTER.'> Needed. FU n & part·lJme Mu st be e~ per ~ Pnnung rASTEU, Artist part time. t-"r1 & Sat Experience pre rerred Apply P el' nysaver. 1660 Placenl 1a <.:csu .. ~. Pnnunit H.arn!i press man wanted to run new 25 .. one colpr p ress . Must be ex penenced in 4 color pro cess Some camera & stnpping helpful. New So Qr;,inge Cty plant Salary depends oa ex penence. Call Mr. Gra,ll n•f831).9UJ _ ... •9w•tJC1 ...... •M•WA••• Aerospace product& Some c~er contact Helper, mornin11 for Dmlal P'ACroRY supplement income . by pbone. Tues. thru Sat. pvt. club. M4-540t _ 0 R T H 0 D 0 N T I C TIAIMllS Wekome new residents. 640-0140 llltwe woman 1or part LactM. who need ex tr a ID· come 2S or over plea&e call 5'8·2727 lune work. X·amoker . l.berapy training. Ca II 964-saM company needs ex-per per1on for ne'n ________ _, destructive testfftg . * 50 * dimengionaJ inlpHtioll & wcrling to MlL-QlmBA ~nel ror In· Cocktail Waitreas. ex· ~~l~~et55A~1;;1 ; WE..a» YOU ~~:'\~;~~~~:~ · per'd ror Thurs·Fri·Sat 546-5170,759-0882 ASSBtllllS lfosp1tal1 ty Hostess •Med•Jc• ASSIMllRS procedures Send ·r e rA.CICAGHS '>ume t o Edler In nitee, Apply ll·2pm. The Sfrvice. 5'7·3095 Chalet: 26-45 Harbor DIHTAL ASSIST. FACTOllY SAFEGUAR NEED NOW '· dustnes, 2101 Dove Sa . l..andscaplng Foreman. las,..chw• ba·hngual or English 4-day4().hr week Bbcd, Costa Mesa · fU1J t1me chairsade X WillHOUH HOUSEKEEPER S1nitlc resp hard working hve ID hskpr/cook for Nwpt Reh family or 5 Xlnl pay, med ins. Ref reqwred Apply 1n pcr:!>o n l o i\ m e r 1 c a n II o m l' Mortgage 230 Newp'ort U.'llter Dr • Ste 200, N U ~5 speaking Call 77<>-6575 EDLER INDUSTRIF.S /Top Wages Newport Beach, 92l66Q. ray h e reqd R.D.A B.IECT ASMILR Cocb.ailWaitress pref. Bene. oHcrcd. PaidWeekly No l"ec Landscape lnsl&ller Tme 2101 Dove St. N B "No F.xper nee<lf'd Across fro~ 0.~.A~rt ,,.Long Term assignment BUSINESS SYSTEMS lNC. 228.1 Fairview Rd. C.M 549-3081 CLERICAL Insurance Co. near OC Airport. ~try level posi· llOn. Liabt typing. 37 'hbr wk. ~mo. 833-8450 U.ERJCAL START EAIHIMG CHllSTMAS MOUEY MOW!!! •SICUTAllES With 6 Without SH •TYPISTS •PIX OPBATOI •ACCTC&.lmlS •IOOIOC•as •ICIYIQieCH OPll •Cl.BIS ALSO •GltBA.L LAIC>a •TIMIASSBt• as •PACllaS lAllC 6 abort term, boll· day & vacation pay. Hospitalization availa· Must be experienced. Salary open. wkday:!> Fri. Sat. Sun. evenings. 642·6880. eves&wknds ~ ~;,:.call for appt. 873-3400 _ _ __ __ ~=uw CO 0 -1: . Dent.al Assistant. ROI\. MPA;Nl N • To 1ve1n 2Yn expcr. 4 duy wk. w/senu anvaltd wo.man. lrvine o(fc. SS9 5111 Only lite housekeep10g & -- ---- meal reqd. Salary nego. DENTAJ~ ASSISTANT Mus t have car. Call Cbaarside 4 day work T1"' IN wy W•icH 3161 Business Ctr Dr lrvine 752. 6666 E.O.E. M,F' before 9:30am lo a rt. weett. Xlnt.pay w/bene , ________ _ 5PM. 846-3879,846-6478 Priv. Npl. Bch. oHarc. COHSUl.TIMG Consultant aeeks persons who want to make more money. Opportunity to st.art spare tame & cx- \'.)QDd to earn SS0.000 'or more. Jeacoclt Das lr. Comultants. 646-7989. R.D.A:_ reqd. 646~ DISIGHa HV AC Comm/ind. work Mirumum S years exp. M.E. Nr. 0 .C. Alrport Dahl, Taylor & Ar1soc 5'9"5234 D~IGNER · 2yrs coUege _________ , or trade schl. & 3yrs ex· •COOKS• EXPER I ENCED COOKS OYSTER BAR PERSON Needed lmmediate-ly ror operung ol exciting NEW per . a s elec de · sign/drafter reqd. Will design elect for comm & ind. bldg. S8.00per hr Take ad to n e arest Employment Develop· ment Dept. D O T ooa.211. OLO ad pd ror b> t:mployer. Mature Woman for pt tm Picture Frame Shop. will tram 646-6044. 11 · s FUrn1ture. refan1 ,hing . full lJme oppty lo Im trd Mon lhnl Fri 646 4041 Gardener. pljrt time. for 40 wut apt complex t' M 642· 19151 or 646 1486 GtMral Offiu Varied duties to rncludP late typing, rru11I, ri11n1<. ('t"Tat\(1.'I. Presley of Su Ca!Jf Contact Sharon 540.0500 General Ofc/lnsurance Large ageD<'Y In Foun SPIMNIFTH USTAUUMT On Newport Bay i----------i la.in Valley has open1Dg tor rile clerk Excellent OISKiM advancement & salary ~ Ka,!!ty ~9·8161 HOUSECLEANl-~RS Car nee. P tr Top S Gm~am Gari 64~ 5123 llOUSECL fo:ANERS M-$4 50 hr + l:lonu~ Will tram FUll&Prr J\dv3n l't'ment Qppl)' Mu~l I lave lr3nl>Portallun 848 70l:IO HOUSEl(HPER fo"ull l1me. good salary & be n e f 1 l 11 , 1-; 0 i-; Hay\lew Conv lloi,p 20SS Thurin, C .M Call 6'12·~ t-ull lJme. Must be will A~ fro'!! 0 C.A1~rt Ing lo work hard $4 per, ________ _ hr. XJnl oPport64S 6716 Landsl'ap1ni.: interior plant mamtenanN~. t''t penence helpful Full lJme 494 -0168 LAND SU R V £YO R Laguna IWarh area H S Grad N.1>1stanl lo Land Surveyor an field Calif dnvers he req ~xper helpful Outdoor work WtlJ tram Call 831 6161 LEGAL SICIETAIY No fo'eeToApphcant S~·1alnlng In ~~~ m .ary h1(kle clReflr y 170 Newport Ctr Dr NU eeGIMIH Come join ws & work in the anlemallonal cor poraU headquarters an a company dealing ~1th energy rt'laled prodUC'll> & Sf'fVtC'es. Ex pen en rt' a challenge of deS•Rnrn~ deVlces tnvolHng optic:!> magnel.Jt• & 11yroscoplt' mecbarusm. De-s1~n.s will 1Dvolve marhined com ponents u s i n g hi gh st.renjtth steel We offer exceUeot bt'nef1L-;, waates & a creat110e en' iron menl which will prov1dt• you great perso n al ~action. We want the best. BSME degree re quarect. Contact Person nel. 5SHOS1. E.O.t; l~eeper hve·1n for ~ motherless r hildren. must speak l::nghi>h 832~~Spm Stea45 640-2920 ------------LEGAL SEC'Y Housekeeper /baby111lln Laguna HJIL~ recent t:A needed 9 lo 6 Mon thru p r 0 b a l e e x p e r Fr 1 3 i. t' h o o I a g c XJ & children Irvine area necessary nl typmg Own lrans. Ref s. $125 S.11. sk.Uls req. Call Mni. Winslo w fo r App't VOLT ...... _,.,AA",.,,,,,,. .. (I, 546-4741 J848Cimpu.'> Dnv!' <.a<'ross from John Wayne Airport > Equal {)pJ>O' Employ<'r PaJ.nlers Helper ~penencc IW< 848.9984 PANTRY COOK Oey shift Must be t')( f'ft'lflK'ed with bJnquc·t far1llt1es. Salary open L'ruon benefits <.:all for •wt 64S-7358 Part tame warehous t' ~. Moo f'n. 9·S 30. 714 1~16 PART TIME EVB41MGS . VOLT Excellent comp•ny benefits • work.in& con· ditlona. Apply ia person weekdays hm4pm. CHICICR Excellent c•reer op- portunity to work In the International head- ~ In a company wk. +benef1t11. Call 83'1·1000 General Office. ruH time. 833-0JU. Ll-XIAL S-E-CRETARY Ute typmg, phones. No Jlwselteeper/hve.in, Lrit MEDIC AL RE C.:EP TIONIST. Mature. neal appearance. good typ M'lg. 20 Hrs/wk Plush Npt Bch ofc. good pay. Wn t.e resume to P 0 Box '137. lrvtnt', CA 92716 Adult.a with outat.andulg, attractive personalities who eftioy working with lads. Over 21 Start al SJ 50 per hour. Phone 642 '32 1 . Ext 2SO 9E."TWEEN 1-5 PM. ........ *" Medical Fronl orflct'. Equal Opportunity . ., ' .. " .. ' "'"4741 JllJ w. C-t Hwy ... ..,.... .... .. ClmP'll Drive (Aero.a from Jala • .,... A1rpQrt) .._. Oppor Employer Coun&8' Glrla C2 ). Start SlOO hr. Call for appt. MM741 CLERKS FULL TIME MO m•••c• MICISSAAY Hurry! Immediate openings WILL ~ various phases ot store operations. Lots of cuatomer contact. Apply ID penon 1"91)m Weekdaya or J.2-4l>m Saturday " SUllQy ~ ·-=--...-. ... '41ul OpportUnlty Emplayw Ill~ ' experience necessary . bch home. pn v, R& B. For law offi ce ID Npl. -,.,.,,u Bch. Prfl. exper. on mag ,.,1..,,.,. ref. req. 8'6-2289 II Salary oPefl. Ask for Lquna Hills. Mature & Employerg, gin energy related products & services. In· divldual mus t b e lmowlediable in machln · log ai fabricating of ba.rdwue. s Years ex· perlence in e lectro· medwllcal design, will check engtneering draw- GENERAL OFFICE Rapooslble person for variety olrice duties. 40 hr. week. Will tra in. c:.:~a n y benefits . J by J011eph. So. o.t Plua, 540·fl0e6 l o 1 a r e I at in g to Oen1 Offc. Recept-Oirl mecbanlam involving op· Friday, near OC: Airport. ti c • m a I n e ti c & ~ incl Ute typin1. gyroecoplc systems. We Nin«. pi ines. No S.H. olfer exeellenl benefits. F.E. WeaveT", 3131 Birch. waa-• a creaUve en· N.8 .1156-8$5(). vlroament. Contact Penonnel 557·9051 . OIRL FRJDAY ·General £.0.E. o1nce work. Some de· ~~~~~~~~~j llvery. Excellent op· nw..-.... ~. ,,,,_v _ Pll Portunit.'lto1etolficeex· _, -.,,., -oenence. Typln1 a muat. a1iift, exeeileDl beoeflta. Call before oooa Mon· AlJtiJl1 et 1'41 Superior• fti. ulE for Mr. &one. l&IOMJO MNn$ .;....;_..~~--~--~~·~-~---~----DONUT SHOP• alter· Girl, 1bowroom aales, ...,...,,...lldft,Prr. llon·Frl t -&:ao . Ho e a p • r I • n c e '714~I ' DIC lllM7· Pnter onr & AltAJ lD perton 1"' QLAllOUllJOB New.-t_.C,M. llARYKAY C0&11mcs ~-r.~a':flc:i ::,:':':::O:a':t came. lout. w/t.he f11telt 1row1a1 _.l 1r OalmldeCo. We Train I ..... Jn> CALL:., ..... ,..,.... Will Hethl•r -------wltb 1daoalbl1. Golf St arter 'Frat--• eom...,.uutt medld for prt~ chlb. eaperitace. C•ll f'or Interview call ---........ Housekeepe r Live-In ~ty._752-~ _ ex.per~~l_:?5. -Part to full Ume. clerk aa&eapenoo. music back· around desirable. S329 University Dr, I rv. Ml-1211. Must drive. In g.ood Wetune-Opportunaty ee t .. •~L..ibTypltt health. Free lo travel. your own boaa. Work E x p e r I e n c e d . Top salary. References your own hours. SJS.5122 PhJebotomy desirable requlred.-..... but not nec essary . Housekeeper·Companidn~ ~~Uan helpelr · Bendit.. 5'8-'347 · I~ 4tt1[DIATE a -, o1.a-'t ruo _.,y won\ao. O ........... 10C ""'r wn er. C.M. Car prd. S.-3289 MEDICAL FRONT OFC p .6. _...TIME Ute wotlt, Uv·in, rm & &ir1 needed J.n Pediatrics """I bath on ba)'. ~dM LOAMS9YICI Ofc.MMO'll QPB.!lai.11.!.. triro-.x». Local ref 1. COUMSILOR "" "9 67$-80&7 N e 111 ,,, 0 r t 8 e a c h Medical sW'(lcal business Set. •Sun. Mornings . ~. babysitter, 7 1eu old boy, Moo thru Fri. aome eves. Own car. tte. eau IM7·5622att s. ...._ ""'-h need• mature person DrivsToDeliver -...case rum •• im· with pleaunt phone DAILYPILOT med.l•te openl.n1 ror a -·-to handle varied 1.-n Service Couuelor. .._.._. to our e&nien In San PoalUoo retponalblllles oHice dutlu. 1rut Juan, Call6atrano Beach, w 111 be to b • n d le C'lllt.Omerl. typin1. fWnl Dan a l> o I n t , Sa n Houaew a ru 1 a le1 / CUICOmer cootaet of loan Ind leDlf'&I olnce akUIA, Clemente area. Mu1l cutUer. Apply ln penoo, tenice problem•. Ex· etrlclent Independent bave lood drivJna re· Rlon Hardware, 1024 perieoce In demands,••· ..-.. C.U ror appoint· cord , lar,. a talion lrvlne Ave. <Westclllf aump llooa, rec on• nwmt ... ~-~ •itoa or van. Rourly _PW.a_·_;_>N_._e_. _____ I w-y~.ta.&lmPoWMl.I. MEDICAL FRONT OFC pay +mllea1e al· ~ PIDalUel a REC&PTIONIST w/lna lowanee. Call Harry -'° eaadUet ..ennr ..,.. ._, C1&M1nect ,.., at: 1~1B'IATE PAIT TIME OP•IMC'iS ......... ,.Sun· --l•todlllfff' DAILYP&OT to our carrten. 11..at ~ ... dri•btl ,.. cord, Iara• a&atlo• .......... lllmb' + mll••••· Call Rerl'J ""'191t: MMJJI ualysll. Good ..rbal AD ... Dalb-Pt.lot, PO '4Ml2 I. ~~ 6 lypinl ~-.::· Cotta lll•a. P-AJl'l'--'n-M_E_Demooatr ___ a_· We o«. a1Dt co. paid --------U. .. ,...... ana. Will blDlftla•IOOlllW'tlac ••ll&H·WOlllEN · cnia.m. ... ~ for qulln.ct can> CHLDREN. Hollywood Pwt ume: ~ .... u-. ..... For appt. caJJ our la cllltlnt now. Acton. ~ -PenonHI ·omce at Aclre11 ... NO EXP ..,. •Set A. · A..w ........ &.O.E NEC. Eaceptlonal :=~.'::~u~ ~ s;.aUoa for ,,,..., ..._ ,_.,. "1lQI or ..._ • to break -------- ..mu, Clwtned ad· lat• ••• U /co•· Batw:..C read tocle1'1 -;::!: wW Ill ...-clala. n .. 1* Sm n ......... If ... , 1 tou.n111it':: ree . Scrtn Artl1t ,_.._. ....,.u. ::t ~l TodaJIMl-lm. _Mc ..... _11•_•_. _____ 1 ....... laloWDI R E i\ L E S T A T t; SALESMAN WA NTl-:0 EARN UP TO 15'H-COM MISSION NF.T. l ·Can earn from $SOK to $100t\ annually 2·Find out why new he earn big SSS here Com(• talk with them. 3 Our produ1• t I I n e x p c n s i v I' land1budget terms 1 Pre set appts . galon· ~ flnd out why "we 0Vl' Rot~ best Utlng g0tng N B area Ask for Mr Howard ~3402 Real Flltah· Wanted. unllcensed (Wt' will Lram ): new or exper hcen,ees for new •• pandmg, active Irvine of f1ce. <.:a ll manager Redhill Realty for con r1dential 1nterv iev. ~l-661l ... ... s-. Opening for licensed salespeople. loc ally owned. with national r~ rerra.1 sys~m Ex«*leot working condition s Earn 100% commillion For C'Onlidenlial app 't call 759-0226. EicHu ~~Realtors fkceptjoni.stl Part timt> wanl«l.lmmed. opening Apply ln person. Regis HairSlyliAt. ~ ~T fl\111 time Mon·P'tt., 35 hrs. per week. Must •be perso nabl e, w411 groomed. enjoy m~ng the public. No typ g. obone experience e lemict. fl\JU co. bene~ Apply Penoysaver, l Placentia Ave. Co ta ..... • ~EPTJONIST trVPJ6, f1m CllUal olc, be ablf to handle .. llDe phone, t; Pt' SOWPlll, full t l•ll' 1:31»:00. 675-781 I ' --V "LOT lhu,.._ 0o1-.. a tt1t ~ W.-4 7100 ~Wm.• JIM a.. 1040 ._....... IOIO Ml11'1 111 ..... ::;; ! I •,£19 ftM.) !!!-' JIN-W' I. JIM -•HHm••10••m•• _,. .. _ ........... 0.0:0..oo•mumom• moommmmmm .,.,. ....... -... ,....: :~ !'J!__...__"lc_ ~:.,,.. ............................ ~!...·-· M16tW t • 7111 llLK 1Ca&&H&a•l .. , TYNI'.... WAl'ft'SD_: .... ISmlOHD :r,· .. vc. ~ ~ ........... ~·bl COl'YlllAalDIE __J ;: __ ,_, •..• 11 l•T'l·O.·c ........ , -.................... _..... , ..... " ftA ---~ 9 ,...._ ''! fH • --...., _...._ &n· 11 W ~-· M '· N6 ...., w/11U'N&.... ~_,,...,,.,., IWlllrlt ..._, ...W • '' 1M&, ·~~•M: ... ad. .• J"."_!llM·'· -~ c•-''f.' uae ·~''"'' .. lnlH --.... ,..,,, ........ ,., ,,, .... llldlllnL......... ...... --..1 .-.~+ C't,'OM _._ r:!i -• · t-'he -~:.."!'1::"".i-·-·-oftlpa. ........ - -. CMR rAlll llr ..... ••u ... , 11"•71 .. <i liili. ....i' ~1 ••o• ••r· C-!et• Hill• l•all ,Or••htrlc -• ••· wola MCCMl_ww_. ............. -·· tr.-. -sin• . ..Ca - L ':':*2 1":e:!f!.: ,..,. IAL&I o; 'L&all, P•rt ~-4.. ;~,!!'/.!'.!! r,::i::i ~Io;.-:: = ..-:.1'r.·a !' ,._ ""::' ..=:-1111 "::. ==· ";:!:!'::• !ii;,-:.-:=::. 7 ·-,_ lllat. ___ ... ,. -----··-~ -· --c:aa--. -i-· ..... d.':i.t.1.:...-! .... 'l'etMs•llt i.e.. ~· --~ •••.•.!•1 ........... Mal... Wwtl&.Ml9 ..... -...... All--· ,,;.a.-......-.• .-·-,................ ·=~ ............. ,... ti---:·"' •VC.HllllWR•WOllltoeltbl ... Mlt· •&•~ING ~:::,:.nu>m.111& • ... -.. 1 11 ... _ ,... • > _.. •Mil akWa. t -•• .. AXC. ,.__ ,.., ... .., ~_,Plut 1&aod llO. .. ..... ----. ........ •--•---------_ • .-......... -~-.-If .._............. • •-t ••• .,, Jl:llll""--"-----r-tl ••-• ,_. ~-UR UI .._.. __ • IHU le C .-..U-11 1WUU.1 ··----•±ta T~ INlllN Lab mix pup--·~-·-• *"-..... 2 weed.• :'11'11.!::...9";: ,_, ~· .. ...::,::: -•"' 0,-,11:: ~,. "'"" la• • "'" --. .... -• -lowlaf -alaa ............ • boll oflar. II•· llJ2 --· "'.-• 11 ~ -... ... __ ....,..";'hrlN. ......... eall --:,. .. _ 1 .___. 1 _, 1 t ·-------•I U7 .... I ........ ......, mtiUeM. •· GardlnGrovt) uJltotatered ••h•I --·· ...... -·"~f' ~ .. -. en Ln-1C7.l530Aft.SP.M. ela•O• ..... ucb .• ;11:; ... ,_ ..... ·~ --.-. - -11-c:Lml • :, -;Me r.z:=:· -· 't;: "°'• lta-eble. •••••• •••· •1••1 '=i"':.,•,...-..,.~-~ll =-=-~...:':::. ~Or...-County ··~~Mflllal :':.~·D•·•~~wm•erd•.· ..... w. 1011 Spart~.:price. r---• .-dl.I a· C!OCI· = -..__1-... .._..~ • .-.., _ 11 ...__.__ __ .-....... ... ..... ••••••••••••••• erenee-tab e . ll7~. ,,...; •••'9 u. .._l t ,Ul&l. =::;::T:a~':r. ...-wi.lridllaltou'. ~-~--__ ..... --Eut Bluff &aper Sale! Opel jewelry, bet&e rua 7lA---1•fUpm • '' k•lor lilllra nc...,.. wtlb llM ~fP um• 1toell room~~~~-~~~~~~ Rare A.KC am Jl'rtnch ADUque dental cbalr. 42 piece Wedae•ood Dull 1hHln. file ' ... CellllaC thn tKIOeY~ ... ellilk r... office • Sii '""U. al ,Ut.1~ BlcboD PTlae, pretty, IOI•, reel. cbr. HI Fl c:roCbr)i. ~ t1lnn1· ,..._., ~eler type ~-.,.o•,.,.. Pll\u.a..a.ew11tor ap,.aruu. Salarr •·•~!.~~, .... ..:. "'"'/fl!IC9"f· .w&., curb. lntelJiseat ..ap .. dbloveo.acadaot lGlmacbiot•racqueU. lbow CMtt. c•.ne back .......... -. ell Ortrt•• ....._,.,.,. nap~ ... -t.1ltO da· 00--wau --rar 111111 ,_. M&ala la· fem. lYn. Satttnee 1100. cfotbft. mite 1alort. ll>tot400, 80-1178. ctn. mae tblt. • eee. -~FL;.;..;;o;;;.;;;;;.,.;:;;;:.::.;;::.... __ 1 .. ,n .... 7 wt.lie~,...._• al&Wa • ..ct Olpp&nf• recelYln& • ..._.. 4lftlee lo pro. ....,., dllna.SSJM•more! 5Z7 4Ameri AIJ'line\o\( chra dy 759 ·0221. ir;-:---_...•a-~ at peat eanl•I arbl.,,•· •• .,.,. wareboualn1 f t -•w.. .... .,.o.c. ,..,. ... -.. .. ~.11 mo. "'-1L Off Vilt• def Oro can are eveM).Z357 I' ' 't,:,~, ... ,.. ~.~,!'~.::'"::i ~ ";8";,'° ,::, =~.:::.:~::; ~--·~ ::T:":"r..~.• C2e~i :!.,"":.~~~ ':,.":: -:::m"--... ; ' ...... -.rn l ·S O.yw ..... lrv1M. CA. mu ~ Ooocl 11.H~l SIDO. • BEN GA L T ' c E R _ .................... . ':i..!:'. ::::ri ~~ -AAY -, .. , ba0ent•· r.':i Waltreu• Wanted, full --• ..u top SKIN• II~~ o• w•ll PER8WI Kh-. CPA A.mtit" ......,._...,i.--.i-SALIS P"·--.. _ Tv•'•• Peraoonel. U7·IOS1. ~ lllBl~d.1.1 ~ .. Matador. ~·Illa. ColUet.10¥ del.k. cockatoo. caaa. ~at. I 2 . Perfect .......... triple daamp -... -""""'-·-· -.... ,_.. E.O £ ·~-.-v _. ·SPiii. -pea., 11b&e/wbt lliO. aquariums. p1cture1. .,.__ 18)(). 7l4:U7..0\4. ma&Mr ...... Wl~Hracbn1tul. 2H J.C. .... Y"S nite. Newport Harbor . · · w·•..--_aMn________ 111~ ---';....,;.__; ___ _ s.Dlrialol,Cll ,Har ..-OllTllACM Elh Call. C buc k _.., _ _. .. _ =~·funa.p~. Lr& 1e11t1• Moluccao ~61nstol_ _ -~end ~.,..,..,,. S.pe••leo.iNoon, An· -YOMLY .... Al<C Toy Poodle. No ; ... ·.::':Su::":::I•--------Cock•too. Ira r•l ~ ~ SECRETARY _ Mual dlnon Sdlool. 1900 Port To deliver Daily Pilot ~tna~~~11• $limo. t9l Larkport Or. H.8. • ,.._..~cap lloo.l.2IOO --stMMSAUS .... 0000-...6 Se•'""""'· NB. llo•· ......... ....,. .... ft•· ~-···-,. ___ > . ASllSTAMT....a POSmOMS =ak1111.AdlveR E. ~.~a.1 :15. SUO/br. qar. vao"" W,e Ila·--------~mmtro! Uke wo1.•HAPPAUL ___ 2$11 _____ _ Mutt ..... -•1 bl A'-·--·bCID wacon and. Sood DOGTB"'""'lNG new 4 piece llvioa nn ~OP'PALLFALL• .. 1'01t I RESTAURANTS .,. av .. • • for ~. u..., .. area. ---------1 drivlaa record. P6one IU1' 1wte l200. and many SUMMER "-0....-IOtO ~people waetlaa llP &niDlnl by Nov. lit. Ap-XJlll ~Y to ream 1'aMDUld Youn4 man lO M2·'32l and ask for Obedience. •how train· mott bouaebo&d items. MERCHANDISE M••••••••••••••••••••• to~brsperwk,IDOllUY pty In peraoc, Monday conalructton . Call tniblforprttuuoninalnl· Harry Seeley or Don in&, problem dogs. Your lncld bed1. din. rm.. mB.M8nlleAve . .. .. 1oo·s of NEW" • Wl laev• fa l wlmd day. lbnl ll'riclay. .-weekday•. ment repair (,no elec· WUliams. . place or a:une. a.trip. 2214 Rw.aen Or Balboa Island USED ptanoa tl organs 1Ceed peopl.--oraented 14 P .......... -trmk:.) M"9t be. rell&· EQUAL Jobn $oS-0058 C.11. Btwn wn11on " -up . .De&ler1SJ.ll21 mfrs aa bard-noaed E.O.E. M/F Sl(:alfAIY !:t baavt cunual dex· OPPOA'rUNITY Avocado. ~~~~~~~~~(l(ld'n.t= pla"er .tllilllll quality •service Aulllant to Movie ty •nceUenl vlakla. EMPLOYER I · i MW.AN SU Lad f Producer Learn prod Lcmltralninlperiod.On· --;__~;...;;..;;;:.:..:... __ ,._ .. y. I041 W.,._, dryer. air coad pumo,ablt . Rollaln· • Y or jewelry UC· ly aertoualy late,...ted Warehouseman wanted -.. ••••••••••••••••••• 10.000 BTU '1 , ele<' Eatate Sale: Chrome cld.al.41JOafU:IO flOOD l'llOD st.ore In Co1la Mesa. Uon • diltrtbuUon. Mu1t need app&y. Call for la· with tnack drivlal ex· typewriter &oyal MO. diDllUe .._.w,n aeta. I YAM ••-Y1SOI ~oreves,548·3270 be completely free to t.rview •ppt. between ~-Call Pickwick Oc:Ms Rttrtever/Bal~l Other ml.c. 831 -l&al. dn llDll9 milk atau AHA. detuxe prof. ---tnvelworldwlde.Career TMM-' " ... ......, ..._.1 • ..., mix , pure white I'. 2115ZZW-.moat""'-o'c cobed•' .. ~•.oaJtchMt: =·Model U3HS, Out* loci planntna & Sales: llanaaement minded onl.y, attractive · .-y._._ _.. ..... G e r m a n v .... .-· ilMlht ~ tbl. 6 _., eboay.542-2638 1dllldntin1 prod. • de· !!'!!!,ees P 1 1t • f /t · • well-1roomed. Call T&.&..C... Welder, part Ume. Exper. Sbepberd1BaieoJI mix. HiniDl'OD Harbor AnU· forth. Ocl .U ·28t h . ----.· a-.....a pl• ..... s .. ~"-ol food to loeal "'7.._...c, poative 18+. """') ...... 3••1. •~ TI G Al •-SS m. nue1 d t r ... -..._ -'' -•w•1 n.....aJ ... ___ ,_ ....... _.. /W M ... I ed FIT . . . um -. . ..-.111.... , • eco I em1. 10-SPll. l42:l Alpine . ·-. w-L-Ci-· , ....... ·.-..i. comm··-'ty •· ,..... t ......... c.S57·30l2. ~~~~~~~~~ a ... nit. er , . .u-.-..c: _,_ nv a•-1 d _. .,_ '"' _. ,._.,.....-UJU • 1 --· cry,... camera• •n H.B. Nr. Delaware 6 --. or_,.,.,...,,. .. ,_ of· • OttJ' own restaurants. ________ _. e em 1rades. C M· eq·-' fl bl • '-l f -,_,.,..,... 642-0Ul Window wubers needed SM. Dacb1hund. love• .. p. • DI .ac.. e. Adami . Lell o f rer. p P. HO·l673 Need brlaht. detail-s.&.!llalntenance ·~•-••y ---------I ,,_ ~.na comp•ny. k!da. &ood watchdo". ICUbe sear 4' mlac Sat. DeJaware on ArtHtl ~ • orieated person who leOOllPLAMTS --·-'"" -· • ~217140 ... ,._ .. ,ar •-,. _ __,, ----Larae plannln& • TIACtB Earn na• up lo vou. a.Z7'1level. ~ ... -...... -· , ..-.es people weU " landlca hi 1 ,, H.S. ---------tm Upng)lt piano WlllUtoworllS\,jadya . firm In '::vb:· tectk!'a PE.ddrlll inat elem M6-to6I Golden Retnever. male • ..,...1 al 4 cbllll ol drawen IHI Jdnl COftd. 900 11.elaUvely Iona hrs We are lookiq for an 11aee Al ara es. F /T, C .M. _. bome w /tc yard • ..,,.q I e: antJqt.lt' •• tbm l yrold Cost lllOea 9Q.2.$UI •/treat people • pro· oiiteoinc person to seU 41 a bripl. re,ponalble 142-0&ll YA.RD llAN ·Contractors -.lZM f\rn.. bllles • m~ll. .a f.or t50e• 1 .Eurek• --------, cb!ts that have • auperb maintain Indoor plants. penoa f« aectetarial to ---------1 s u P P I Y b o u • e 14 U W Ba Y A,,~. . ch. ~ vac lmo9 .... 1093 t'eputation. Call for F\!JI A: part time poel· adtll'ni.traUve wlatant Teecber. P/f Prftchool. Mechanically mladed, ~. t wta. t IObd blk Newpart Buda.Sat. U>-4 old ~ SllO. sell SlOO _ ................. . wkdysiatttviewl tlona available/ oolilionioanlnier.Un& Exper"d only, Costa aood drlvin& record . fem, 1 blk1arey Male. m.'1111 ~ttl Sundance ?OO'i., ...._ ..... /I '--weekends r eq uir ed. field. Good typinl, writ· Msa area. M2r4050. P\all-Ume.131·7471 ~ lflt4t prqe Nie. Sal • wtlh • ~ ......... SlOO -•= • "-ma. orpaizallcJul "in· ---------Sun. 9 to ~. lllov1a1. Tmna~ • Swam Mem· .....,.. .,.....np, 557-6.ZJZ :.:-...:~·._!~ -.......... ..W. ,..... TELEPHONE y .... .,.._. KoUeo• P•" So•me•• """'°' Zlnl 6 Tuslon ...... ,11 ... vtnle CC .,_1_1MZ_;_ _____ _ Aakfcwllr.Roeoff Sborthudandwordpro-SOLlClTORS Part Time evenin11. weened• trained Ave . Npt BclL Yum . 910Qlll.-..ino. ka ....... 1094 ceuor Outeo'nl adufta wortu.n& $tMISlS Tool• 6 much more. ...,. ROa.IRc expenence pre· Part Ume. Sun-Tbun. wilh ~ .... Over 21. Own 11 ... .....__ ..... •••••••••••••••••• ........., • • le..,.. but not ••q·d. UllOt,JOPll.CaoHm ~ Doble "" " -C 0 •'"' -Soito no <m. GiARD84S Salary commensurate MOO t.o ..,_per mo. WUI tnnapOrtalioa.. $.l.50 hr. Mia, f'em puppy 3 Amencan. I United aim 15i5 K2 l!IOc 11 SGT. llP•IP .. P•a•OHl'S w it b a b 1 1 i t 1 e 1 . •·-be start. S.tPM ndl k>ve, apace 6 your s.t/Sun t'\mut.ure • k>b 810cuh. &'D-J11.51 • • m. s la, PfUA STC>aE 2301 San Joa~wn 714 /979-Sl20. train. Mmt responsl· CALL ANDREA ume. u-u m 7129 or maa c 1temii; 2020 __ 115 both an good cond "'--.. ,_,_ 0 fo r II.. rt Hills Roa hie 6 able to follow in· 6G-421. ext 250. 1-5PM • . PWMnonAve,C.M t bl.k a IAmenuoAJJ'lJ.aes 9&J.al6 ______ _ •"Y-uum., r u • P11 CDM 640-5800 SICUTAIY structiona. In N.8. area. E.0.E. raaltuo 1050 E.ol"'"'-olf Bay St. ; t1 ..... ~run°" al l""al1'oh ...... -...,.. ..._ pnce coupon ~ ' ......_ .... Ct...···'d1na oolf ..... -"" fll56.:M02 -••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ._....... ·-· --UJ .... near .C.Airport. Vary ---------D.a.EP'rocettor ---·----Mei •• •w On. <'tsl iron b•lhtub. -- 17 _ d uba w/cstm decorator mg days" hours Ideal Sales Musl be ram1har wilh T EL f; p It 0 N E ••••••••••••••••••••••• **I BUY** lrundle bed Maytag Rhttm hor uonlal Rllll b8&4rcart ~ 642·1470 $~emenlal int·oml' for Meed Extra VA/ FHA process in.: INTER V l t; W ER S .W"'u 1005 Good used "°"m1lurt' & wshr. redwood tbl. IO ~pd fuma~ h.ktt new $200 ·75 days. 646-Q29evf!l\ hOu.~wiv('S & studenli. Christ.NH Motley? Muumum l yr e 11pr noq needed for public opinion ••••••••••••••••••••••• Appliance OR I 'lllltll 11ell bike. mi1>1· C11~h unly Suzu.lt1 TM 250. •Int SchwiM Exercyc:lt•. likt' Our pro1<res!l1vc growinl( Come lO R.M. Abrams Presley of SU. C..hf t:on !.urvey by nationally ---------orSD..Lfor You Sat1~n 1151 S3h;,dur. t'OOd S40CJ 759 ~I ~ $JIXJ t-o. offers opportunities , ..... ,,~,. Sho tact Bev. known survey research ...... c.r-s •UCTIO"'" <' M O rornadvancemenl ba!.edb N~ 8t~:.·~~~~ S40-0SOO. firm 1n S.A. Daytime WHTMIMSTU 64'M6"&ill-t62r; Anllqut> ubJtll' m"' <'all~4(17o y o u r J o F/t any age wanted wortt. $l.7S per hr Call AlllY _ a. ~ l>tn '>t"t. !fide u lwd. & 1te.~. Jl41v1"6nd <:hin.-. f'aUJ Rn..: lroo)> It Woodi. ~ormaace. Pleasant - -- -_:__ llA&.HTATI •1321 bfr Sf'M ti& ask AMTtqulMALL CASHPAlO rrui.c· 241 V1rg1n1J l'I h ilt nt'w h1dt• ii l>t·d Like n ... w S7S <.::tll :. ~cond. Muslbe 18 SalespeMIOn desired for D.a.IProcetaor. for Judy Open Thur-Moo 10-6. For ad used rum. anti ~-_M_es.a Sat_·Swl-~ l19keolfer 847 2L23 8XH501 -.· ~"er. Apply In person. full time employment. 11751 Wefllmlnater Ave. • lrTV' 33 ....__ :-::. ZIQOS.E. Brlsl.ol RetaU ireelln& card Must be f•miltar with Telephone Sales, adv. GG. (7l•)S.54.el03 QUI& c s9'>7.S1 ~ I060 187 ~ ol yeilow tweed :'2 ........ SSel.... ..... A La D"d. So. VAJrHA p•o<0Hio1. o-n& Pvbl ""· -·· ••-••••••••••••••••••• qo<.ol---•ot· •• ~tolleDoeaJdl J CoMlPiaaa CM Mmimwn 1 yrexpr. req ang exper clollers. com· .... HOME Nab Coll. Bay, e mo o6d r .. sa--.. l~l.20 :·. -E.O.E. .,,,. -' .,._..,.olSo. Calif. Con· miMioD +draw. Great HUGELOADSOP i.lallton Sl~OO firm --, _..ZR$0H. penna· tall8".,.... pGteetlaJ. U5·38el or AHnQUES Q.Me 81n ••• C 54J.ll'15ev~. 200 • yuds ~ gol4 • ........ amttuUtl wllltraUI --. 5SIMlll9 ua-..1 ~ lwe"ed all•& carpet ~Cb ma.ken wilb R.111. ~-ea'f.ioi 1--------..i ---------ANTIQU~:g~ Decoret« furniture • SMre bou1bc cost.a of .... IQtdamexperience. Mon. SblMTooal, 1819Newport * SICMTMIRS * Temporary·Pff 3'28Newport BlvdCll ee .:u ...... Cedar Glen ~ super trained _ __,;.____ - lbru Fri. 9 to 4pm Blvd,"-ta Iii-". LeplCorpR.£.1241< AUTHOltlZATIOM ~. 2$54 Ekkn Quartn-Hone for re· Cbliaa cab /but.ch, itlau ....... ...... _ .. _ 6Th-2i082 doon. ao. 12xl4 blue Permanent job for the ---Qirp Ex Sec Anab S16.800 OPaA TOllS Antique roll top desk xlnt Aft. Costa Mes•. 11 lO 6 •-UR c-pt h k e new. SC? S ncbl person. Also need Sales.full "part·ltme for <Ye Mge Lb lkh SU.600 Master Charge Visit cond. .ioo .. 1.889 piano dally 642 6734 lln11hald Goodl-1065 567 '611.$ Waitress. short hour:. bettu grade shoe ~lore •Counselors center an lrvme has tem _9Xl_._963-_ 2.$18 _ _ At f " 1 ·fo'ARGO SANO Wl(;lt Advancement opp SaJesOur0rfi<'e• porary Chnstmas open,._________ tra<' M>" ovP ... eitt SH<W · Benefits. Good !>itlitry ApptOnly/l"ree m"c for P /f o""ralONi ,. C'st S795 Sell S29:, •corne r of 16th & 714 964 2111 w~enAgency .,.::: .. ,naNovl•l.";; ... rtal ANTIQUESALE Earthton~:> 2wlt'> ultl ""· r• -AIVll'I D·-b 1o·-1 b . .,. ..... __ .. n .,.., ·-· & ,.._.~. Wooden c·off~ .. nth hi ... ...,penor J at omona ..._, ...... ·..., a "'' SJ,70 hr. aJI hrs avail. 7 --· ~- ....................... t<.t-fnl'er•lOf' .. 'rost frtt I hU whllt" l(d l'QOd $1&.S $48-wi? s 2 Amencan & .! l nit('d 1 r art' C'OU j)Ofb $J1 I 4 '.ll h Cal I ~ lj,Jlt() C1l1dor-81 Oeiober 27·21. Hn 9·5 BUY. SELL. TRADE feaWn.n& weapon:. i&nll qi.-aad moden>. war re· h~• from all er••. oom&Jlflll& • •tver. '" ca-arutacu 6 ,ewelry Plia UlouSandi. of Olhi:r t\.emlt lOO numerow. to menuon Com~ lo lhe Or .. a..:"' Count) f' d ir Cil"OWloCb enter !(ale .I Arlington Ur . t "1 Sb'9. hltcM'..t. lar 109S ......•••...........•.. U t1ta Mel!11 SALESPHSOHS NewportBeach.W-8190 days/wk. Will lratn. on LaghlS , Hardware. 2:1 t'Olor t.'OnM>k SJ!.I:; Mwetry 1070 .. 'or Sale Anllqt.W dir' 1714J631304:t f'enonalaty plua adults VldeoOulplayumts . Hooks.Balhf1xtures.gai. Al so l'Olor p11rt11hll" ••••••••••••••••••••••• p;,1r 11>11lnut P<>rtJblo· Aft Spm.5:>!18441 to work with lolnd ·---------i '-electric shades. itrt ~ lypewnttt R1·mm1nJt\tm I I h d Weddm~M't 1 ,ctpd S1900 ,., .,_ I b OA KSTOR I-. Rest.aur l motivate kida. Over 21 SECRET·· Apphcat1ons Accepted r a ss . c In a an !I llettulon llmt-mlun'<S nl'W 1875rai.h Dl''P' "'I ....... verJ I I lrn~ l'lXTURt:.'i ...,...::;,. Pnma<> ,up ~~.,..a. CapUUano, 118 Y Mon · Fd, 9' m · Ip m & """'S'JUJ VAN ·s ""•· hke n<w SI 2>. '"" ,....,., m.-~:~,:·~.:; ~;·~~:. ;; t:omplde wtl" on plier at good foods to the ement.e areas. Pedfk sw----ttle 2-4 :30pm. lZJ7 S. Main Santa Anu ~~16 Thurs Sun 142:l Alpine uf'dlenl condJlion lrvine Corporate Com PARTTIME ...... -!l..i'r.='~ r,.. .... 'I Sal&Sun10-6PM Baby bed . Babyltnt'. Diamond • j~welr)' He . Nr Adam i .. (."()01alrungeverylhl0~ rounlty needs people for EYBQMCiS ._ ~-Ta•udkMI 541-4174 wooden pl•Y""'fl . mis<' 11 •-Delaware left Am~ off neoedfdt.ofuUyequip ~mple food preparation. , ...,, •I • r ~•rd $erYlces. lllc. "~ t't'rll c•taon • ap · llilUwatt rnecltum saze1tore No exp e r 1 en c e PHOMI: lalll.,.. IMda. .... 31GDuPonlDr Irvine babylhings.~l_l __ praiula. wtWe you w•Jt . ---------CALL PFEIFFER necessary. Parl lime 642-432lor49t-9466 1 • • •• .... , £.OE • M /Y/H SeWnc Lit set Mdm Alex Dmdte tel W'"°';lfht lron Fully eqaupped lab, AMorted s1SH of u&ed fll3~1J8$. morning " afternoon Ext.ZIO. Between l·SPM. ._. • Sewtl• te _. · · Pres. wives. MIB. old w/4Cbn sioo. s couch. llA.t computer prica.q muu bllada Be1g~ JJO lO Aftet'tOAMUUJPlll ...... G .. at '°' '°""' ... F ........ • "" .. ;..i.Z... ... -TN<k Driven ez. w"ke• b•b> buUY· <h• 6 ou om•R·met<h G•edu•I• Gemolo1oot ac.11m-m1 wollnako_. ..... , homenwken "sWdenlA .,_,_a~ t.o call ~ per'd. Top pay. Apply Other Alu dolls •doll ll50 1»1011. G.l.A. Newport Bcb .. _A_ ..... rline• IU\•·•, tole«! Start $3.lS hour. Cal .__ader._.ad"' b 11 . on re· w._... G6W Towin1. 7408 iteml. old Un toys. 962· ~moloclcal L•b. For ,_...,., .. _, '" ' "" Glen.5'57-6232. ----.· for uadvne~~-·agc· QumWay,C.M.142-1252 1111 -Map&e tbl ~lb leaves • 11111tcall548-ZS'JI cll1counl coupons for nj=.#r, ...,...,.., eounLD 1'e IN .. d\n, <'Ofllemp rocl1.1n91l ~~~~~~~~~I l50u. '4 1.~ 5'lrM 1091 Retail Mon lhru Fri. 9am-6Pm: P••-n rtl • Trainee between 18 • 23 •"'w" 1010 cbrs. d•Y bed1 . am1. -..................... .. ~• -..115 Base + Commiuioo. JI ef2.,._..• ... yrs. mechanically lo· ....................... couch. kitchen set. 22 Ladies rln&. I karal St enolype Mat'bint> Bt.udtUI 2.$'" RCA color ~ Compm>y benefits. Will ....... ,,,.. •.,.... dined. flekt lnat.allaUoo. CASHP"1D Cover'. Woodbrtd&e Irv d1amood1. l '~ hral wl\ripod. S7S XJnl conch TV ·IUt 2 Yr. Warr Part time graveyard train. Neat appearance tlllll of 41 wp• KZ-31122 W1br/dryra/Refraga, ..... emeraldl.SlJQO~-d7$ UOo 91Z·S1S3 _ _ f'rwDft 146-1785 sbUta avail. Apply in • . .......i1-iUn1 -·-Ual. Sii ...... d ....__1 _...._.: ---"'··-~-1 ••"" ..,_ CC> Cr penon 7-Eleven 1097 W ~ ~ysa~.;;;," 16fl)tiaemu ww. r-TYPIST ..... _ .... ,__ ... ~ fOndel'osa psne coffee " t k " lt"J 1071 4 ,....,_ >IQ agar llret 2.$"COLOR TV Jl.23 Baker. Coat.a Mesa EOE Placentia Ave., coata ...... t' brp. AcCurlU typlal. aood ofc Used Relriaerat.on lamp t.able. •lnl cond. ;;;• .. •••Roc••·~··eJ•;••••• ~;,~~:! s~ 1~ 2 Yr Wan-anty Free Del Sela. An e•cillo• ••• -. tOdlle,uluY-· w-. .. >•>en ... Gold Htttulmo Sot• 0:-· •• 14111 Fo•d o• Plymo uth ......... ~related t.oLbe in ~OMAN . AU:rac· •ulid lrc•flt• i. 541-1'79'7 ::o~==~ 11$.SoM-0131 ~10.:0.lb1~41~i s.11-Na fnlPt damated 2$'' col ~ delip loci ia ex· Uve, 1 port.aw. ear. Part· ~~!...!.ar,• •' T"'5T Alabama6Adams.HB. Sol .. '$4$ afttpm arw.CoutCounlr'Y Club or eo.o&e. below dealer ~ to the Oranae Ume. Plex. brs.117S.7740, ~1--·-I roflt F\all lime poaiUoo. Must 2endt.ablea.St0 tti lriHr membership Reaaona ~cmt • .;~e f-:'·te~ni'l>r ec.t ~· AppllcalioN 2117 IAl•Jftte Npt. lkb. .,.._ .. _ __.... t--'-• -""'-to .... *"" $60 541-Jlll2J6 IOIO hie 640-2737 ev-flCM bein& acceP4.ed fo1 ' _,. .,......,-::-7 .,.....laaul.9fi 847-0l'11.Mz·7ell ____ ..;,_ ___ .~ -·•••••••••••••••••••• · ~"' ---arden Grove Appllance ecmultantl who are proi SealDltJ'ela ror deslplng wortt ID one '11' ol ce. Must Sell! Sola bed RE II 0 D EL I NC SHP COll\J'Def"Ctal Snapper _s.:r7_4113 ______ _ oriented • highly 4' building of ullin g ,.._.ctlfor Typtna. anawerlo1 Larp Philcorefrlg, run5 Xlnt.cond. KITCHEN Ro La motivated. A complett c ......... fr other items. l I riew:fit'I ...... phonel. flllng, malling ftne'56 ~ Ash cabinet&. gas blt in Ury wn Mower San1ul Amp " S•nyo "--'-'•" """ 1 -.. "14) 11..1 I appt'• "travel arnnae· 990----------1 oven• cook•-. aoo or Used very little. Sl85. <'US . Garrard lmlbl. ·-profram prov, Sal Ina experience '' • rnenll. Shorthand not -----7-025----Unfinished hard pine be1t offer.S92· 1832 6'2·33'19 Ptoneer spkn. $400tak~ ~~~lpl ..._an...,w 88 /ooi.n· helpful.C.11548·~ necaaary. Salary com· 40 .. O'Keefe tl Mernu China cabinet " IGardeoGrove> ~·· 1t ..... o· Lawn fronl _.u_.M).«X17 ______ _ ._._.uuu • .,..,. ... ~ sr.cn-...:DY/ ,, • .-.r'U' SKIPPER m•nsurate with ·x· Id t t matdUnl buffet _.....a --...... '6 • ....... ""' ,.,.r.., ... C 1 .. o er a ove. por . or-...645-7413-a1..,.-l.!...a.A.ay•l!l..5 lbrow mower. S8 S. Z!5.2Maranlzkece1ver&2 ,_ We oell the lln .. t llECEP110NlST -Due ~unity perlen<e. • I 9'5·1>>0 """""" wlbul<he< blk -=-n= nw "2-1119. 3. 0 y • P • • • •., . water equipment In to our~. we need M/F _bl_wn_S-_;..5._____ lop. avocado Seara n.~n ll&e i lt'ep sofa. fromy<Mrbuaineaacard J I.I'-H rd "°"""" Caltlo••I•. en lndl.-0 with good « ..tng. 11· "bool lleg -Smd -<enl I« ee<h PO--•MO. -.. new. • OllDe help ua "capture aecretarial aldlls for ourl~~~~~~~~~I·--------pole.53fl-0321 plaid.&oodcondltion. taa plua one spare. We 642-3379 ty UMCI. WW sacrifice the ...... _. ........... Cmbo-.olfioe ..... , ~ --t I .... ell. Ann 9,30pM wrltori•· Good com· beabletotypeaceurate· .,_~....!!!~! f 1 ltn~I REFRIG:::RATOR 16 cu Dlnin&---R-m-. T_a_bl_e_w_a-ln-u-1t ~n.:.,.e.r:;!n';;,' I ttWiu .. • J-IOll '!lll.&'193. ----- million-Call Bemjce or ly , 1horthand or ::::"~ot..,._So Cali~! pCou · , .. .,._. ~~·,,.~~}!~o:~Ys U OO . Gun C abinet at.rap, meellng airline -=••••~••••••••••••• 21 "COLORTV~. Daanal45-Wl 1peedwrillna a plus . ~.:=:..'--~ __;, n· Peclflc SlllPl,.r• • .,.... · •-mabo1. S300. Room 1.0. requittmenta. Pre· .. ___. __. • ..-....... any l YEAR WARRANTY. -Duller will lodudeo ----..-, llllJ -Sl8>. Tenne G£<4en ,..._ ..,. PTI S.t..,ly. -,_ • lhcll! F« • ~· --~ ......... .. _....,...,. AnaWeriol the phone & .,__.y/-full t1'me ._ ~·~r '•d Grove Appliance 5.37.m3 MM131. -·"&eel tal encloM ~q11Mt4~ trsT. «•mas II. dln --• ,.,..,"'" reportlnC lo the aales ~-""·• pref Ty· .., •S a loc w.ytaC wMber 41 dryer. ---------• =:ii';:;er. fabric or · op paa · ..... ....._ <iMnmerclal R.E . Sales. manaaer. Call before & offl~kflla.' Ca~i M ... .,.. IMda. .._ dlx mulU-cycle, perfert ~ u mattresa •box "Da.>' Glo" paper •we . 1141754-'1'106 from '"' • , ~ ..,,...1ve oooe Mon·FTl. aall for Maatey for app 'l. •I •• .... , cood only $335, E·Z Sllrinc:t" rattan bdbrd. will beck "ll1m your 5 30pm.u .00pm ..................... .. ,._..now. propeuwe Mr. Black.~3475 SS7-4GI ._. • Typht ..... • terau. Garden Grove WwnewSl.50. 759-UllB tap. Or try lwo nrda Carpet1n11used nylon ....... ,........ _ eotDml11lon 1cbedule. Sec:rttarY leaerai off I I ........._ ____. _,_,..,.:..~~11:...;llDC"l;;.;.;....;...S17 _ _;_1333_. __ Waterbed with healer bedltobacll. ="91\. UIO aq yardll Slid· •Q ., at n1lO Ca&J Mr. WUllam• (71.4 ) ~ • ace, SICUllTY •.,.-., ..,...,..,. ~ ad PRICES door dra....,.., 2 r·...a--••••••••••••••••••••• 1si.-.or C213)»4-INI01 ypin&. excellent efSI-Wlllher•dryer ~ he board $100 .., 31-..-....,. · I0-21111.ana. Gale iuarcl. relief 1blft.. -r--841-MZZaf\.$ ..,eaor ,,.. Schwinn 1irls b11lt-Boat lrli1ler 20 need~ SUea Private comm. t.aeuna •u. 4/~lall ll.80ea. m-Otn Yt'Qrk, tBO .. ,.. 5 Secn&arY ·GeaoC'f.lltYP· Beach area. Mon-rrt. w.tl41t =r:;• .,, 646-1141 Colfeetab&e,Oval t!ltapll.SOea. o...:....-1..-. 6425849 ina ll bkkp1 pbonea .. 5p1n.-..11 , ..__ • .._,,_ Goldleaftop toorlDOftSl.40ea. --JlDl'l'BP\TR.NITURE · • · · · _::..;_ __ _.;..., ___ 1 -r,; •Jr-" Km.more wMber & elec. ...MZhfter5. s.JeaTulncluded k I-• IOIJ ..._,..._. 9040 • AOIUI~ rent.al fllm. CaUBWf7t.m:I. ..-nPATIOL 1•1.W ..,., • • dryer. Good workin1 NOCA&D! ............................................ .. -. baa an openioa for SICllTAIY aSA&n •111•1 t1,.wMlxt CCIDILSl1$botb.M4.oT14. Walerbed kln1 1lze 4 Draw your own -Mnd ~C'Allo llT1Z'l' VilliD&Sportdeck. ·~ .. ~U~el '~ &mall medlul elect. =torll--'peo. •Al 1. •U-llll IOJO --0·,, ..... er ~.1 ... 0Be.•te'fe· name. eddrela. phoet • ., <am.....,.>. new unuaed • ._ ••~-• ID maoul. 1o C.11. aear n......1 ~ • fer c o1 • •'ll .a oee card per ea.ans it...._ mhp OllC 110 • our Co•'• II••• beae.11 ae•d• an e•· ~peJ.-ll _ ....... •••••••••••• ~ •Y14M M13 Add31t "~: -·-· C.,.,_., --1.., who 11 dlllOBILS Ills 11 I l>owllll '°" flt llull -· .,. ,.p. ' ' ::..-::"'--•· c-Su, -=... "";.,~ ";:·.::::. ll•• ••n::.,•••• o• ..,.,_tar•---ch41• ••••• __ ,._ -ldoa .... catm .,.., ..... ......_XtntCood 1lA ilaallflea Hd In· .._ w.U uuap done ':!:l" .,...jhwhlt/PNflt ... ,,. frame, bdbrd. padded ..A:nrlllMnM• saa.•7m. · _"7MMI;..__;,.._ __ _ .. !!""'"' ".!!_•··~!: -':°11e1n.&.8::: • .. __ , llollleel, =-S::-..t2~·:.: P.O........ -.... -.. ... NA-· ..... v' ••• 1 -prow.w IOCMCI--&&c lelor •t,..tone ill.i Ooltl .._. Ca -.. -i • OMC l tO. trtr. &\ru. , • =.••=:::: NI-... email <lie, lle<"-Oill -y P/T. to _...... 0..:ncb~ _lll••Olh: ·-·-1"° ' . ..!!!£ .... : ...... ~!~.! ___ m __ _..,_. __ _ : ,:tu IHlo. c;,omplala C.mfuter. balol lft • _,. .,,.,_, .._. lllL -,+cl tw• ---.... i:-er:. nllVl. l!f: -e•le au.cs Walftul eu< duk 6 .... 8<Jl.ltaJ W- E c.Led P•lriN l&aDld,catl.-.-.. U&etn6U•l.n .. fllin1. 0141641-1611 ••·ft'.-. . ' ••tr_ytb •I mu1l 10. H .,,._,_.... cnOIUa lnchadlnl cbr Imm a e . ci o n d • .. ,.....,,. ~PIT 14 •<;Com llau. -.Oloopl-· let-lU. llllJ Loo -·-«•••la, .,.. .. ..-... z IW.; ProlentoHll• meln 1 \ /P. • ~. n..,. ·&::!':. _Ml_eao ___ . -----.._... ...... ~ IOJI t:,-W:'~Jt· 214. '\~'*· Htiblly Ht. walnut aide chn S750 talned. Maor uln 11 a1a1•vs, I =et nee .. ury. Sl!WINO MACHIN!! W' ............ g _ .............. , ... -;:;._--·------1 =••u:::·~~ a14)141-IOU, l ;aM:IO. :-.... -.=-=~t :r. ,......,. Calif. a.ta.II 0 PE a AT 0 a I . .......OtJt tmll1 n:a&UC ua-. CP'A lllaUNdllwlOP&ab&e4' ._.•colon al,.. llebol:ny ••etuUwe E other bott . .-;~~.'eo."'°' llMOrtlm' Ylebll. 1111 ®Nlrrr111r ........... lftple eba•P ......... Call MMIM _ .... COit ..... S1U ~ .;....a__._.._.,... IO ... -.-> .--• w.&Adllitlp7 MJ.1171 Ptaetlllla,C .•. MUllO. ....... • .--...... .... -._ ---...... .._- • I' • ,,,----,., ·o '· ' ' '~. ' 11 ' j~: ·, ,. 11 i v ·=-·~~~· ~ . ' • I t ....................... WAMT'a hell for 1971 Pord •• :t..-o ean 1s1..-i Coamper. dama1ed lliO ~ l'brd "11 Tustin CUst.om .MIO. excdlent condltlon. ....... tk1Llle4 .... tl40 ....................... ·11 Pu c b II-oped , llS»/080, Deedl work. 91>'1-IM4 ,, P\ach moped. 400m1."50. Ml-TW Gotta car for my 11.rtWay·IDlllt Mil '71 Bata\'119 Moped. 50Cc. XlDt concl. SJ.50. Call &em...tforBryan. ·~:·::&' tl50 ••••••••••••••••••••••• i2 Hmlda 1~. like new, UlllmL.S.S. m.o74t "J& IZ-taumc .. 10,000 ml,uc.,$1.500. eo.tMZ -1112 BONDA, CR 12S. ~ IOOd abape. $500. -.on 0r ..,.2174 "T1 Y-ba 5001'1'. Xtra irs. .,ni. upu. Xlat ..... SUQO. 142-30'13. Dale's RV Sales We stand bebind what we sell! 4 one. im 35SB bub caps, $200 or offer . 540-69001319; 644·9127 evs. .. .................... . 1.MPORTANT NOTICETO READERS AND ADVERTISERS 1be price or items aclvertiaed by vehicle deaAen in t.be vellicle cluaified advertising cohm:m doea not iDclade uy applicable taxes, lieeme, trauf « f eea. ftuDce cbaqes, fees for air pollat• ooatrol de· vke certificatiom or de· aler documentary pre· pent.ion clw'les unlesl otberwlse apeciCaed by the advertiler'. 9510 ........................ "T1 Dod1e B·200, P /S, P/B, A /C, CB, T /G, stereo. cruise, bay wndoa. cs&m iD&er, 36gal. rec gu , new tires & brkes. trana ovbauld, Pia ~/080 ~:i.287 "11 cstm Dodie. loob ~ N118 good. CB bvy duty coating 1ystem. dual &as tim.tzt'10.731..m59 71 ~ Vao panelliog. *':too~~ "78 Dodge Van Custom Coov. alr, 6000 miles. Take over payments Alk f« Alan CasaW>O at SS7·9051, aft 5:30pm. -..ws. . . "" ....................... AUTOS WA.MTm Dan 't trlide · MU 111 your 1119d Mercedn hoz. Oil.I .. lo flOd out what )'OW' ll8Z .. really worth. Millica Viejo Imports lll-1740 DemoSale In Prosress '19.UAI0..-0 SlllMJ YILOCI Suoroof, a ir cond .• AM/FM stereo cusete & ooly 1.500 miles. (~121 ). $10,900. . CREVIER ~rv1ce-Leas111g ltov Cm"YW,IK. RdJa Aoyce BMW 1540Jam~ Newport Beach 640-~ IOIMdAUM's 850N. Bead> B!Nd LA HABRA ellli.. No.olSA Fwy> <714JS22-SllJ '74 Chevy 6 w /manual Sunday by Appt. trans. rear mags, a ar '"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ shb. dU dkh/trlT bJtch. r: Mil Mil mk olr ~7'58 743m,xlntcood. AM/FM « 53&-ZIB. 9LereO. 1unroof. ....................... 'JI A¥Dn 10' DiDgy, 2 bp "78 Ford ~T. van w/air. ___ 152-_'1037 ___ _ Suzuk i OB. With loal body. bVlf duty '87 2000CS. 20002TI "Everytbiog". (New trailer bi&cb, 351 V-8 aUt engine. all rebuilt. snrf. cond.) $975/0ffer. 1blft. 15K ml. $4500. *5615,PP.759-0209 8'1Ml10 -_666'.'i6 ________ , ---------'SI 2PlCS w/200021'1 eng. t ., ... , ..... w -'94 t sto Rqtop. All rblt, red, a.lies tl20 ....................... naawh.la.~.~ _ .. •-••••• .. ••••••••• WEPAYTOPl>Ou.AR · f .-'GT·Bird HT. All original far top Uled cars-foreip, '78 BMW 320I sunroo ' aa r " recondltloned . h n · domNtk:a or clusks. If oood. ic.lnt. cond. -NB .__ --· car is extra dean, 644-2513 DCI _. ,_.._,~. ,_ aeemFIBSTI · 1 2 B 11 w. 2 0 0 2 , .._Lt1 I U tMO ···········-·· ... ···· .. MleLtr I J fllO fm/CMMUe, Burpndy. r, _t_E_A_S_E-=~!f!in-=;.· ~ !~:-:::: Ml lllUU #I .. 0.-W.c..ty fac. oria. 1036. Offer .. ffarlMir Blvd. tG-41116 ·--------- . ~ -.... . . -, . "Jim..& lllOCD: lluico --------• lltereo. Loedecl. Black. lllal coed. lluat Hll ! IZl,000. Daya 121-5000, Ew.-.:im. "11 VW Cclev Sllper BeeUe. _. eac. new llicbeUn radials. SIOOO. 412-47111 1!!!!!!!!~!!!..I dsys, or 4IM1Q ewa. "1S3111Z. Air. map . allck. '506.EL. ms. bm. lllnt •ac. very deu! immac, $$-495. Dys; coed SIK m1 , 113 • .SOO. a.talfer. f7U'JOO.eve;830.(7773. 131-145.31.acBdl ._.,.. loaded. lo/ml. PP ·71 510, l!h& wbls , q.e t746 61 __, 90od ID-1m • ~..:9c.::"~~ A.II/FM cass .. new bat· ....................... ;::'otr. ~~sti-. II .,.._a;;;;;;: i'2i t.ery, cart>. 'GUI' pump. is......_ raciD& narea. ctys,....em.... bill, t.t.....,, ._.... "II fbrd w..,.. '#· clutch. Xlnt runn1n1 ....., apaila', reblt en.i wtell eqalp•ent, u · -.uo . or off~. • CODd. $1211)0~ + m a n y ll t r a s . i4 VW Sul>er' Beetle, Ila. .,..._,,,.,...Mia Best of. .....-na ••· .,, BZlO Hatcbback, 1 CllWDll!lr, lotmi. JllDt coed', .... Oall5S7·»7' ,. DaUUD Kini Cab di•. llleil, loeded. 11.000 mi. 15311>. 41112.2139 t 72l ••••••••••••••••••••••• i 3 36S GT4 /2+2. Same body as new 400 model Air. leather, pwr steer inc & brakes. Etc. 4 pi.ss Luxury & performanc-e Tm. Dealer 642-0mS ..., f7Z5 ....................... i4 Fiat 128 Sport Coupe. nms good, great gas. Reasonable. 661~ "18 Xlt. cocoa bm. wbl itt.' convert hrdtop. 4. spd. AM/FM 8-tn. 20K , m1 . $6 150 S har p ' 4!B3402 aft 6: JO & wk.nds ..... 9727 ••••••••••••••••••••••• VISITYOUR OIAMCH COAST HONDA HEA.DqVAITERS TODAY!!! UHIYIRSITY SALESllSERVlCE OLDSMOllLI HONDA ~nM:aS ~Harbor Blvd. COSTAllESA M0-9'40 .,. Ovie. 4 .pd, m.p. $1,500 or Beat orfer 41iD-2Gt "T7 Hollda cvcc 5 speed. aood coad. _,/best ofr. 898-4632 new dtdl/bfU. great ts 486-0187 • -$3M731 eve. cond. $3000. 64$-TI.O aft . lbverict t ~~ P e at 9741 6pm ~~~~::i.ta~ :0.2 !tio~O:C. -··•••••••••••••• •"73 S&iper Beede Sluf, 119Camd. '7»llr1 Clean. SlOOO or"M•t. l'IUCHOT ~:-0~:.:S.~· ctn, "1S Cad C.O..pe DeVllle, 5&-88. eves. ~l Demio Sale ID Procress 71 ~EOT 60458.AH Sunroof. leather . alloy wheels & low miles «8>1 >. $A VE NOW! ! ! '62Crew-Cab PU. si.soo S.S.1077 lmdau. AM/P'll 8 trk. u..c. M4S Uh wbl. lthr seats. xlnl -·• .. •••••••••-..-r•• =-~.000. ~ all 'Tl Venallles. U,Glf111ll., xlllt eaad., xtru. aiooo. ·73 Squareback: Re bit '18 Fleetwood Bf'OUIJbam -.all,~. • "· eog. Xlnl cood. $2450 Loaded! Xlnt. coad. "11UDcoln 4drTown Car. 080. 975· 1636. eves tB,'r.iO. 551MB01 aak for lo. lo au, baa eYWJ • IEACH IMPOITS 661..-TJ ,_a.tes_______ tm tncludinc mocm root. MII>oveStreet '63 Bue. IDOOd coodiUoo, '71 Cpe de Vllle, blll, $15GO. PP-.''l.ou NEWPORT BEACH muat sell! $700 080 D ' El•l•D ce. t I It m.5CTlmanou.re 7~0 561.C.ZZ;m.2742 telucoplc ateer •• IMlll'Cll9Y ,9tW .._......_ t J •A it vw Con~. Bllt/Blk. A II I P II 1 t ere o : ... , ...... -··-~ ~ ~ 4,lllD mt. AM t P'll cw, Cllbrtalet root. Pwr. door OllANG&ootJW'n"S ..-... •••••••••••••••• coco m.ata. ~ or locb. Lib new! Ori&. ..,_8 , ., '6' l'56C, xlnl cood. ea& 6 fl6I0'10 ower. ~ UNC()Ul.ll~Y clutch reblt 12,000 ml --------"MCDV, full power. cabro D!!AIZRSlllP .. ago.S'SOO S.S.S-~16 __ BAJA --1 .... _ ••ya .a.~ llOO ,..,...,.....,nu.ongowner. ~ ~~ '88 9l2 ~ s~. sbarp. p.p.4M-t004 lofml..$m5640-CT. LINCOLN-MEaaaY ~/JS mpg. ta>00/080 lllllt sdJ T1 Coupe de lfS..1.8 AutoCeawJ;lir. SCZ-9882 '64 Bug XlaL ru.orung & Ville. Ong. Owner . Low SDl"*)'·LaM Fol' ... lut shape Sl.200. call aft. m1lage Loaded Xlot IRVINE 2 Roadsters. ·519 S6.100 61 6PM,.&C2-742J 111"700I $7.'M 213/!i82 211_0__ cood. Hal SJ8.-0940. Office -'M Convt. w t lo/m l 99'1·3':i0 1---------77'r'l 9'M, A/C, AM/FM str AM /~ atereo can. ·11 Marquis •~,&.D, 9 t.a&Je, snrf. Polished mags ll,.500. n~waia P "'\ltt. PS/~~A1C. & m.aQy ocher xtras. Lo C o ff 17 tilt wbl & &-way --..10k -·1---""""........ ... vw D-~ f· ...... -j •••• ••••• ......... ••••• CD, ---·-·~~ ....._ ... v,.,..,._, •• -h _. -• .....,.,~ a1r, Ui> traos., am/fm -...u "110.maro. lllat & drive t.o a . TT Tarp, bUt tt.ao. bnt sureo tape. $950. CaU oand, OaU aft.er Uam : aa-.72116 ' olfr .. must sell 547·7983. 483-017. ~ • .._1 -52 ... 3896 ----------------·-... ~"'· -----un1 Sup. Bedle. R.eblt. '18 Caimro. gas HVlDI --·······-w-· '70 911 Mmt C.ood. Many engine. Ru.as 4'QOd. $1800. JDO cu.in. VS. clean, AC. em ro., ;jn• xuas. A Clauac te.800. 646-92 PS/PB.Wtwbl.AM/1'11. MUSTAM&~ ~12 --,67-F_AST_BA_CK ___ auto traaa , lo m t. • 1peed. TRX Ma "TS 912.E. alloys. A/C. ~work. STM-080. metallic brwu·taD lat, w/ma1a. s t • • All/Piii, deu.. Sebrinc teSJa -n.t ofr. 1$2.:llU wOll. <Wu:a>:· cm. Camel lat .• P .P. .,._.,"9/wtillda ~ ool MWMO. ¥..._ 9172 • ~ 811tlint1a, T· ......................... ~ ................. YOLYO -~~-= .._. ....... THF'JDC· PORI :· · -. f('.l<L • 'J I'•~ 11'1. ~ JI _,. $3500. MWl.99 __ ::.;..;..__:...'-----"18 m SC: Low mt. PT's. '75Civic, auto t ra ns . Air. leather Et c. lo/mi, lW!teond. 12395 Sl2JOJ/Otfer. Mint rood ~7902 Dealer 12SYKD 642.09J6 C&U•ICOUMIT 1919 Acron1 WC. Power steeriog and brakes. Micbdm ures. l"actory air. AM /FM ster eo· cassete with 4 speakers. s speed trans gets good mileage on any gas. All service records. $7950 . 962-~. ---...,... 9730 ....................... Jaguar SJ6L, "TS, super rood., 20K au. snrf. drk bm. dys 631-0660. eves 417.1012 wns i2 XJ6. blk /red mt.. runs well. ha m 1, $4000 (114 )639·1181 d y 1 . m-S878eves & wlmds. ·79 XJ6L lmmac. Ork green. Low mile age. Sl.8.400 Ca1167S. 7570 'fn Sedan: ~Rare. Im· mac. 70,000 on g. au.I es '600Q. Call 67S.31U8 afl 6Pm- i2 Jag, yellow. XJ6, x.lnt c onditi o n . $5700 7141831-lW. Lac Bch Very clean J ag XJ6, m.ooo ml .. see t.o a pprec moo. 673-1439 VOLVO 1'8 934 LE· Assume lease ..,...,,...USIVEL y VOLVO S2::i& mo Loaded. Jlmpg. ~-Volvo Dealer 837-3404. 830-5490 .._. -· Ill Oranp Co4.Qity ! ... loyu 9756 BUY or LE.ASE •••••-.. •••••••••••••• DIRECT •J DEAr;~:~· [!:Jl•~Bm'll.~• [D) ROUS·ROYCE 2025 S. Manchester [)\\ ~"'= Anaheim 750-2011 ,.__ __ .,...... C:lOstO ~DAYS 11. 1'2.S. 4 <'YI. 4 spd, ---o'dnve. sreat mpg's '760 +more. $2000/bsl orfr •••-•••••••-••••••••• Prllam. ~tpm 6TS-S671 Demos.Je In Progress 7'Sill TUUO Volvo Sport C.Oupe '62. needs bod)' won. Reblt eag & trans Sl.2001080. att.~~2534 'l4 camaro. 8 cyl. sun roof, R/AC. 1mmac cond. Owner l~av 1ng country . $2900 /fi r m ~ZJ22 1979 Turbo M~~~aa g <Demo>4cylinder.~/C, leatber 1otera04". ,mag wheels. cassette deck. map light. Lo/mi. ~5l dfer Call Pat.d ~2919 betweefl!M. Clwh•t Qtw•l1 fHS HZO --·-··---··· ....................... "12 • door .. all power. em DIM() 10,0llO mi.. Vf!lrJ <*an. QIAl+MCI! SL•.1'134744 on Camara., Ca.ri!ces, ds Cullasa Supreme .... ~· 111 ~. BrouPam 16. Loeded. Novas. •.nasl c ·~UC · Xlnl cood. Sbaf'l) ap· uona • pearance. $3995. tall SAYEMOW!!! 8J2.2S(X; ..;_-----~-With AM I F'M Stereo cusette It low males. S123 ). SU.625 ......Used '"14 C.Uus Supreme • .........,•••••••••••••••• IA.1/mi. xlnl cood, PB. IEACH IMPORTS Ml Dove Street NEWPORT BEACH 7U.0900 • 96, very clean. runs eood. 4 ap, 25.30mp1, 9IB-3IM8 an.. 11>m. G -4 tto I PS. AJC, 646-9819 • ....................... ......... ..,. "" ·"'° ....................... hA . --------"74 Plymouth wagon. Air. .-..d Mew Ccr '78 OM!v~. xlnt cond. radio. 318 engine. Real IS a fine automobile from AC, AM/FM cass ste~. good coodltaon. '2000. our QwLtity line of pre· ""000 ml lik $3600 547-3182 ' vn.ly owned Llncolos -· .• e new, ---·----- and M ercur:ys. You 're ftrm. MIM'106 "76 Plymouth Gran Fury -,.,.... 9765 ..._...... t 7l4 ··-·················· -.. ••••••••••••••• MOVING llUST SELL, ~to find th.at special "12 lllolM Carlo. A/C, pwr Wagon. PS. PW1 •PB. like-new CM you've been brb,s&r, bucket.a, v. top. AM/FM stereo. AC. All lookina for at a pnce SIJllO. 751-'79'. extras. Must sell. $1500. DU en&, clutcb. l1IU • bett. 2 ..... taoka, 2nd ownr.C!Dl)I. Jo mi, -OBO.PP . .._. you1Uike. Call 714·737·644t a ft We Promise! ~_:e~~'.o~ ___ •:_ .. _ .. ___ ..,..-- ,,_ ff 6S J l tJ I • & S.. ... Nova bait DO ftll. But -•-•••-• .. H•• U.1• th awy pad trw •ti.res. 1100 ·11 Plreblrd Elplril. it Oorolla. lo mi, calm .. lbrf)orlllvd. Cll'MIUor,.,W.Dl.m7 9000mi, A/C, T-'top, lal .. wbla, $4$00. Dy o.&a lieu ~SOI JC AM /FM 8-track, "700. ~.Nts.52·3844. .......-HOS "11Nova. VI, A 'l4,000 Days : SS1·29'$. Xlol ..:...;;_;__ ____ -1 --mi, xlot cond. $S291. "--' 1 , '74 Corona Waa oo, ·---•••••••••••••• B419 ~ I . .1 cosrA11DA ..._ 9120 I • A y OML y I ~ ........ ~;·-·-.. '6rr:llrll:=:llll!!u:ACH:::;:::::;;~BL~VD~.'=' •• FIRST MONTH •• a:.~AU S&ICnoM~ ~?OO:EACH All/PM, AJC. P/B. IUS· ~8":::. ~ °:;' Cll---A----"21---.Gned Pd.a U, '1.~ pprack.S.-e.7219 •-a:'...... • · ~•-•• .. ••••••••• mi. Ml pwr, lll~hn 31111PO. GT. S ,_,. _..,._. Tl Olldlob9: AU power, =--t·/= 1D1L -~ ~. Eves "98amllllr•wp..NM _,_I trld ..... d1s 53M'nlflft9 I PA YMEMT I Me111CD ..:1-'i:'Alta: ~ .......... ~.!?!! I I ~~~~ •T7MdQI SYll... ,...s. oeedl tome wort. JlAl coDd. U ,000 mi. ......;.....;.' ------ a75•mtaftS. ..... ......... Da11. ~SalariWqcJO' "'H Oanllla i.cc. needs .,.. E"9 • W1mda n...-. Of• ftM jab '9l IUD 1eta llildl· "'' . iiiiu4;"' .' ..... ~ ·-·--············ ,. Conlob9, ...... 00 "11 Repl. Xlnt. Oond. ltn wtdt.. lat otter over ,. c.ou. 4 apd, AC, loa,Nl./Fll,A/VAIC. SHH. takH. Paul All1r11, Jllat CODcl • .....__. ..... +$700 OI' 9'1te1S _,...,_,PP.Ill... _./oft•. f79.55Cll ext --------211«511Gl. it ~ ...... A/C, .;.;;;;.-.;;;~--....... ---------1 ...,,....... I "" -- .. Uli&wmt:· Buqlret ee.ts TwoToneP81111 Auto. T,._ AlrC9ftd. Crul• Cont1'0f Tinted Olaes Gauees & OOOc SportMim:n -~~-Boor Locks Power Windows Tilt Wheel Wire Wheel Covers AM/FM Stereo And Much More' lqU ... wmt: Landau ToP Auto. Trans Air Cond. Cruise Control Gauges Tilt Wheel o Tinted Glass Sport Mim)(s Power Disc Brakes Power Steering Power Wndowa And Much More' 2N37R9X107e01 BOB LONGPRE'S SALE PRICE MAMUPAC'IUlla'S su••· llTAILPllCE 59339 57339 1979 LlllAllS SAFAll Auto. Trans. Air Cond. Clod( TintedGl- Power 0111c Brakes Power Steering Power 'Mndows Wire Wheel Covers AM/FM Stereo And Much Morel ••euwttM: 2036H98120338 MAMUFAC'IUalrS sueG. llTA&PllCE 58161 IOI LONGPRE'S $6861 SALE PRICE Cordova ToP MAMllPACTUUm'S SU.•. eo...a Not~ Seets • llT AIL PllCE BodyStde M~ ~~·~-~ '8408 Clock TfftWhee' ~ MANUFACTUaa'SSU... .. IET AIL PllCE 59039 2H37H9P51789e 801 LOM19PRE1S SA1.I PRICE (OllAAH) Cruise Control Tinted Glass Sport Mirrors Power Steenng Power Ofec Br8kee Power Wndows Wire WheeC Cowrt • ', Here we heve en • •treordlnarJ piece ofs '7& mec:Nr*Y tor ~ drMnt 3 G::.;:'9v:. Eql .... : • mi.er & _.:r.,:..,, 111!: -factory air cond., ~ wtieei. -tilt ..,... end le lust the car you shovtd own. trs en 8Y8ftlna """ green Skyhawtc Hetc:ftbec:k. A must to .... 2F 19H9P579108 IOI LON&PRE'S SALE PRICE 56908 . (098MCG) (114EHA) ...,. .. ~'~:J. coueinS . 5 ~~~~~n: ~~~~ ~0 •• ~i::52495 '72 ~r-~'°'w:..~~ =5129 of the Fw.bitd femHy. An Hornet WllQOl'I with • e cyt to ... lt"9 onet This Is 1 4 79 ebony 8unbtrd with 6•• 5695 '7 engine & .automatic door sedan Mercurv miter Y-8 enQIM Ind 4 .__.__ ..,_. .....tit _. Merquil with enougti etboW 1peed tren1ml11lon . trans~:;,:. 'le;. k, ;;; room tor ttie wt'°'8 9-nltv AM-FM llllNO t8dlo. ebony r::, the atore end ICflool p I ua 1utom1 t le tr1n1 .• vtnyl toP end teatory elr with EASE. E~ with f8CtofV air ()Ond .• vinyl too. cond. tor ~ entovment. PoWet -.nno. factory air Powet ..mo. and even ~"l~ .=.,one -onty cond. end 1 rooi r8Ck. Powet -"ldowl· 7 I I VOL 71, NO. 2'1, 4 SECTIONS, 9 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1979 Ar IDs Sh Ow Pr.otesters •1 ,. ....... ICllO&ll ... ........... A ........ •'Mt e allltary electroa&e ea ... tUoa at J.lle Allalaehn Coanatloa 0Ht•r Hcalat.M todaJ u "-• abow drew to a daM with the arre.t of n d•IDOMt.raton ror acta ol civil cllObedlece BaDn•r·carrytna d•m· on1trator1 repre1•alin1 a coa!IUon of reJtctoua aod atop. the-arma-race l"OUJ)e w,re Jed off b)' AQUelm polite after • temptills to btocll tM doon ol lbe celll#'I ...... eabJbtt laa.IJ. Twtbt ,., ... wen Al':rlllMd Wednelday oo 1lmllar tnlPMI· ln1 cbMpe ud cUITftlly aN ln custody m Orant• eo.,ty Jall. In • departur• from pro· cedurea used Wednelday, pro. te1tet1 were not w1med of the 11lle1ed trespassln1 vlolaUOllB prior to belnc arrested. Wednes- day poJlce had glveo • two- aa.laua. wAl"Dlq to allow pro- ~to.._.... . All of tlU, acCOC'dlQa to police ud .,....... for the pro- tu ten, occurred without vtolenc!e. The e~tion showcases the latest lo military electl"Olllcs equipment. Tbe show l.s sponsored by In· duatrlal and Scientific Con· feren c e Manag e ment of Chicago. er Watch' Police Call Weekend Alert By JOANNE REYNOLDS ct a. o.11y ,.. ... s-.ff While detectives continue to sift through hundreds of leads in search of the Orange County killer. patrolmen from five agencies were setting plans to- ay for increased forces over the weekend. The slayer. responsible for at· acks on nine women that have ~left six or them and an unborn in· t * * * 1300Jam ( 'HB Talk fa nl dead, usually strikes on weekends. "We're goinf' to place all the men we can into the field," said Lt. Wyatt Hart of the Orange County Sheriff's Department. The killer preys on apartment residents during the late night and early morning hours. Officers form the Sheriff's Department and the Cos ta Mesa, Irvine, Newport Beach and Tustin police departmeots indicated that habit will dictate the way in which their s pecial patrols will operate Meanwhile, investigators con· firmed today they have ruled out a Santa Ana man as a suspect in the assault cases. Jon Richard Rowland, l8, was arrested as a prowling suspect in a south Santa Ana apartment complex early Wednesday. Detectives·seekiog the Orange County killer questioned him because of rus resemblance to the suspect in their cases. Officers said today, however, the possibility that the youth is the murderer·rapist is a limited one. Moat exhlbila feature aopbllt.lcat.ed electronic equip- meo t used in a varlet)' of mllitary eppUeatiou. No actual weapons are OD d.llplay. Th1I is the aeeond year that the show bas been held lo Anaheim and a question re· maloed today over whether it will return next year. Philip Ullo. a coolerence ex· ecuth'e, said l"° dates have been booked but said a firm de· clalon oo whet.bet the show wUJ return will not be made for another two months. Ullo said the number of e·x· blblton this year is down 2:5 to 30 percent from last n•r and that actual atteadance was down about 15 pettent. Another conference manace· meat official. Larry Cbaarlln. said the lou of exh.ibiton was due to ''the hassle" that bas sur· rounded the exposition Creature Fro• tlae Deep? "People just don't want to put up with it," be said. One Anaheim police officer said that two months' planning -.vent in to preparations to ban· dle the protest. Poli c e are statione d tbrougbo.ut the convention center building. The protesters also are under surveillance by see several uniformed officers on the convention center roof. <See PllOTEST, Pace A.%1 ,.PWlr•OM\o On Killer The suspect in the inter·city cases has been described as hav· ing dark hair and. eyes and may wear a dart mu.st.ache. What appears to be the mouth and eyes of a freshly captured undersea monster 1s really the bumperless front end of a Jaguar X K E sports car T he auto received paint and bod) work al a V allejo repatrshop. Huntinctoo Beach resldeata, expru9'N a arowtna teer ol • W ............. la 1"11'1 QI d .. ... ol Orllll9e ODMt ·-··--.. About 300 people Jammed hlto Huntinetoo Beach Central < UbraQ to -... police Set. Uda Ochoa~ the raDW _,..... •·\in HuntlqtoG Beach rape re-ports. But the subject quickly • cban1ed toibe"murden. Ed Zschoche. president of ' Neighborhood Watch. said many "residents called him to report they would not attend the meet· ing because they were afraid to leave thelr homes after dark. "The murders and the in· crease in rape attacks here have people. especially the women. r eally concerned," be said. ''People aren't sure what to do.'' Ochoa told residents there have been 62 reported rapes in Huntington Beach this year. .Last year. he said, there were 52. Z cc h oc h e sa id future Neighborhood Watch meetings will be scheduled to discuss rape and other violent crimes report· ed in Hwitington Beach. U.S. Officials Face Charges TIJUANA, Mex.ico (AP) -A veteran U.S. Customs pilot and a Federal Aviation Administration air traffic controller were in Ti· juana's state penitentiary today on alien smuggling charges. Mexican police said. The two were identified by spokesme.n for the American 1gencies as Charles Gregory. 33, a Customs pilot since 1972. and Ronald L. Anderson, 34. Carter Says Be's Eager for '80 Race WASHINGTON <AP) -En· couraged by the ftnt rallying of his troops, President Carter says be lsn't afraid of competi· tion in his 1980 re.election bid, even the expected challenge from Sell. Edward M. Kennedy. Carter told SOO ol hi.I firmest sup- porters at a dinner-rally in a Wasbincton bot.el Wednesday nipt tbat when be formall)' an· pounces hi.I re-electlon plans, ·"you .W aot be diuppoUlted." \---------------------PUZ4 GIFT .... . GVIDE OFFERED Today's Daily Pilot featurel a • P.re·boHday pit pjde to South CoatPlna. • Look for tbe U · pa•e ·. m •1:~\:.~· "Annlverury Cele 0 enntelnlDI It.ad• WldiJkba•--tbepiaau lt eelebratH lt• Utb an· .. .....,.. Morris Dees. national cam· paign finance director for President Carter in 1976, has reportedly agreed to handle f und·raising in sup. port of a presidential bid by Se n. Edward M. Kennedy. Bookmaker lists Teddy Early Choice LONDON <AP) -One of Bri· tain 's biggest bookmakers, Lad· brokes , has started taking bets on tbe 198> presidential race in the United State s, and Sen. Edward Kennedy is the early favorite. President Carter is a close second choice. The odds include Kennedy 74, Carter 2·1, John Connally 4-1, Rooald Reagan 5·1 and Gen. Alexander M. Haig Jr. 10-1. A person be~ $4 OD Ken· nedy would collect $ll lf he won, $7 in win.oinp plus bis original stake. A person betting $4 on Carter would get l12 if he won, twice the $4 bet plus his originaJ stake. Other odda offered by Lad· brokes: ex-President Ford 12·1. Gov. Jerry Brown 16·1, Vice President Walter Mondale 20-1. Sen. Roberi... Dole 25·1, Sen. Howard Baler 33·1 and Rep. Philip M. Craoe 33·1. Burns Claim 4th Marine TOKYO (P) -A fourtb U.S. Kartae bu died ol bum suf· fered last net when a typhoon trill~ a fU·tank fire that swept t.1arOUCb the Camp Fuji tra(nln• baae eoutbweat of Tokyo. a U.S. military sPOketman l'eDOl1ed todav. Cpl. CoUn Miller of Brooklyn, N. Y., died Wednesday in the holpltal et the U.S. Air l'otte baH at YoAta, tbe tpoketman 1ald. He wu one ot more U...10 lluiDel barned lD t.be blue 1"11· dq. llMJ .... treated ud ~ teated. He is ol medium bei1bt and weilbt with a powerful build and apJ:an to be ZS to 30 years old. ~°i'\.i:•·:et,~ 111111......... .. leads to tbe ... peel. ··we doo't even have a vel:.icle description," said Lt. Jack Cai-of o.ta .... ''I .ta we did, tlloce. •• Calnoll and invesuaatora from the four other agencies say they are continuing to receive in· formation from area residents based on leaflets handed out door-to-door by Costa Mesa's re· serve police officers. Capt. Edward Glasgow. com· maoder of the Costa Mesa patrol division said those reserves will have completed their assign· ment by tonight and will be used to increase police manpower in the streets over the weekend. Ca pt. Ron Lowen be r g or Tustin said bis city bas bad a special patrol force at work ror the last three weekends. "We use everybody we've got so we can have a whole bunch of cops on the streets." he said. "lt"s ex· pensive, but we've got to do it.•· Orange Coast la w e nforce- ment officials have warned a pa rtment residents to be wary o f s tr a n ge r s i n th e ir neighborhood and to be s ure to keep their doors and wmdows locked when they're home. COSTLY PHONE CONVERSATION A thief who entered a Foun- tain Valley home whiJe an occu· pant talked on a telephone up- stairs took ,l,400 worth of stereo equipment Wednesday, police said today. Sandra Gaar told officers the burglar apparently walked into her San Pablo Court home through the unlocked front door at about 4 p.m . while she was on the pbooe. ~~·~ ee State S&L~::"'!l"s.-.-=-= Slow-Hoine Loans SAN FRANCISCO <AP) - Tbre.e of Callfornla's larsest savin1s and loan associations have stopped making loans for new home purchases. it was re· ported today. The three firms -Home Sav· ings , Gre at We s t e rn and American -say loans w1U stJ U be m ade to current customers. but not to new appUcants for home or mortgage loans. ac· cording to the San Francisco Chronic al. "With the prime rate at 15 per<'ent. ho me mo rt,gages customarily sbouid be 2 or 3 or 5 percent above it," said S Mark Taper . chairman of Ameri<'an . USS Nevada Crew Plans 261,h Reunion The crew of the battleship USS Nevada WJll hold its 26th annual reunion Fnday and Saturday at the Huntington Beach Inn in Huntmgton Beach The Nevada . or "Cheer .up Ship," as 1t was known to crew me mbers , was the only bat· tlesbip to get under way during the J apanese sneak attack on Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7. 1941 Guest s peake r a t Friday night 's banqu et w i ll be Congressional Medal of Honor winner a nd former Nevada crewman. Capt. Donald K. Ross. USN Ret. For additional Information, call Nevada Association Prest· dent Harold Campell at 847-8104. the utioa'• lbird·larl:est aav· ings and aoan. ··we bope Che lo&o cutoff will be temporary.·· T aper said that this month Am erican bas made home loans of $163 aullioo With an add1lJooaJ $214 million more in loans watt· ing for processmg. But as of Monday, home loans to new customers stopped Some analysts. like Allan G Bortel of Sbearson Loeb Rhodes. say the s1tuatJon should last only a few months. "The real estate sector is !>O important to the whole economy. at 's very unlikely there can be an a brupt hall to that sector without alfectmg all the other tn· dustries ·· he said J e rry Gitt. a secuntles analyst at Jean Witter Re y no lds . e xpl a ine d the problem ttus way - .. The l'OSl of savings is gomg up dr amatically and the quanU· ty or savings IS going down Be l ween the t wo there s not enough money at a reasonable price to cont.mue to sa) to ev. erybody we'll be able to m ake you a loan .. Gitt reels the tlme es conung when the questJOn wall not be what lhe interest rate 1s, but .. will you be a ble to get a loan at any pnce? .. .Part of the problem. Gitt swd. 1s that most savings and loans have a large part of their money tied up in 10terest·sens1t1 ve money-market certificates . Mortgage rates are running between 12 and 14 percent, with the money.m arket certificates paying almost the same interest. Several sa vi ngs and loans l.n Southern California are charg- ing 14 percent Teen's Treehot•se Axed Motorist, City Bring the Howe Down BJ STEVE llA&BLE °' .. ~""'·-Fourteen-year-old Danny Craney, \mder orden from Hw· linrton Beacb city autborltJe1 to tear down bis two.story treebome, lost bis lofty at.nae· tun Ulla week. Clty ball dldn't have a tbinC to do with the demoUUoa. A late-nllbl motorist, lurthlnc alooc ralo_·eoakecl &Wt Avenaae lut 8at1lnlay, cl'Mbed into Dao· ny'1 tN1bouM and did It ln. '"l'bll ta cllftaltllly It for the treeboue,., remarlled Jobn Cra11•1. U.. 1oan1 trMbouH builder'• f atber. "8etweea the • buale the city gave ua and the accident, Danny 'a treebouse days are over." According to Craney, the driver mapped the aUPPo.rtinl beams of tbe seven-foot tall structure and caved in the entire flnl Ooor. Nobody WU in the tteeboule. "The kids stopped uat.oc the tneboUle tut month when the city to&d • to take It down," Duny't father uplained. "We aot ao mucb publldty we bad ail.bt.Hen drtrin1 by all the Ume.•• Tb• Qty CouDcU Yoted to top. ple tbe JOutb•a bandcrafted ~ . treeboule tut month when 0(. ficlal• determined the structure waa a slfety buard and that c:er bu:Udinl permits bad not obtatned. DaM.Y, .tM> said be spent two summers buUdinl the tteebouae, maint.alned be would fttbt tbe ci- ty order to keep bls homemade structUR. Hla father aald today, however. that tile treeboulle· splinterint accident and tbe thronp ol curlOiUI aiCbtleen lw chanpd bi.a 90n'1 feellnp. "We'll ftnlab tearlnl ft don aa toon • poulbae and that wW be the tnd of that." " u County's Job Force Gains In September Oranae Couaty'a unemploy· meol rate edged up a 10th of a percent to 4.6 in Septe mber. but 1s expected to take a healthy drop by December An Employment Development Department (EDD> report pre· dieted that e mploy ment in the county Wiii nse tc new high:. by December as holiday worken. <.1re hired and a new shopping l'enter open.-. EDD stat1s ti<':; '>howed tht• count)' s September Jobless rate ~as s1gn1f1c antly bl·!ow the -.tate•s 6 ! percent f1gun· ror the same month. despite an ancreast• rrom August ·s 4 5 percent That meant that. out of a total work force of l 06 m11l1on people, there were 48,800 une mployed resident~ in September. 200 more Jobless than in August. But that hgure 1s still lower than September J9i8. when the une mployment rate was 4 8 per cent. the report noted Post Labor Day la)off" in the service industry were offset by school workers returning l<I their JOb5 in September TOMBSTONE B4RGAJN BUY LONDON <AP l -An a d- vertisement seen 1r. a country s tore at West Bridgford, near Nottingham· ··F o r Sa!e. Se r o ndha nd tombstone Bargain ror family named Perkin ... Or:~~~~ast \l'eather Cloudy and cooler Fn. day. Lows tonight in sos. H igh s Frt d ay 70 a t beaches to 75 inland. INSIDE TODA 't' Ah. New Hampahire -d 'a th~ grande st and the damMdnl. Stotit. photo Pa~ m. llMlex At Y-IW*• A• AMI lo.-. C> .,..........,.. a ...-.....,...., l..M-..,. A6 .. .,... ...,, ........ ... , -....... .. ~ ,.. ......... _, M a..Mlet cs.u 0r .... c:..ey "" C»INc• •• ~---~ tU A'6,~e.CM ......... AM...,.. 8M ....... ,.,_ .......... , ...... , .... ~ .,. .....,.. cw~ ... ,, ...,......., .,, ~ ... ...._.... a......... •• ..... 1,.11 .. Taste ·of Pear Haunting Coast SYIDBNCS OP n t. ev~. A TUlitln woman ann1 ber1el:f with a b"19 bandsun and 1boota at a lhadow, nnrlJ ..,......., ber nelpbol' la tM proceu. Drona"' ...... ln ll'Ytae ... uk· ... poHc. help la •Jectin1 tM kda to make uaeJr apartment.I more MCWe. In Newport Beach, 1utptdoul men are spotted everywhere -ln ael1bborliloodl wltb Jar1e apaeloua ......... bom .................. t .... . ft CAN U f* moet ._. bt eo.ta 11 .. W..... four at tlM wllUlb bave oecwred. 'Dane ol UM womm died wt one ii aUU l'ec:11J*Mial fl om w ~. From the aalet lirta ln &be Kay Company at South Coast Plan, to secret.art• lD offices around town to blab school 1tudent1, the effect cl tbaM attaeu bu been pro-found. Tbe '8UlDlwerable question -wbo will be next? -llee Just beneath the 1u.rface of dilcuaaiona ol the murden and rapes. "I UVS ON Hamllt.oo <•street where one attack oc· curred>:' the YGUDI blonde in the hair a.ion told me. ''I'm ao scared. I don't know wbat to do." The woman on tbe telepbaae tbla mondq could barelY d1a&uil4l ber dtead. "Cotta 11 .. •a ID a panic," abe laid, diapaaalal with a more normal areetina. Her fear wu aot only tor henell but for ber daqbter wbo oce\Q)i• an apartmmt ID eo.ta llen, acrou town from ban. It'• DOt Jmt fOUDI women who are afraid. Old and youn1. female and male, It Me1DS there'• no oae wboM Ille, hasn't been Un,ced with aaJdeb' created by tbe kUHnp and auaulll. · 1•• 8CA&ED TOO, I want to tell tbe people wbo call me aeeldnl some kind of ,mdance, reauurance the killer can~ beat.en. Don't ult me for answers. J don'tk:Dow bow cw when be'U ~~t. I repea dvice handed out hundreds of timea in tJ:ie Jast few s by Orange Coast law enforcement a1en· c1es: -Make sure your doors and windows are locked wllen you're home. -Report any suspicious person in your neighborhood to police. IT'S NOT MUCH comfort. It won't answer the question or the woman who wanted to know. "Why is this happen· ing?" Newport 4-year-old Needs Rare Blood Four-year-old Michael Wirgler or Newport Beach needs another miracle. The little boy, who underwent open beart surgery at Children's Hospital or Orange County earlier this month, baa re· mained in critical condition since the operation. His parents aay it 'a miraculous that he's surlvlved so far They credit medical science and the prayers and sup- port of their community. But now Michael needs more than prayen. He need.a blood - type A negative, wblcb la fairly rare. Sureeona thought that all Michael needed wu a relatively simple repair of a bole in bla heart when they operated on him. However, that aurcery turned lnto a lenathy and complex pro- cedure when they diacovered be was aufferin& from a circulatory problem related to the veins al· tached to bis heart. Following the surgery, ln which part of one lung was re· moved, Michael developed We· tbreat.enial pulmonary ftbrosla and waa kept alive by use ol a one-0f·a·ldnd piece of equipment developed by Dr. ~obert Bartlett ol UC Irvine. But the little boy eouldn•t use DAILY PILOT r,,. Or-~-o.lly Plkll. wltll-"I•<-· "'""" 1 ... -f'rHt, II P<Alill-DY lllo 0.-c ..... 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"We really believe life f>rayers are what have been keepin1 Michael alive, but now we need more help," tbe Hid. · Donon are betne ureed to COD· tact the Oran1e County Chapter of the American Red CroM, 801 N . Golden Circle Drive, Santa Alla,13S-5311. Blood bank boura are from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30/.m . Monday through Friday an from 10 a. m to 2 :30 p.m. Saturday and Sun· day. Judge Orders No,,,. English Clas1 Boo1t An Orange County Superior Court Judge baa ordered the Fullerton Union Hith School District to Improve Its program for non-Engli•h speaking stu· dents or to show cause why it shouldn't have to at a bearing Nov.14. The actl.on by Judie Philip E. SC!bwab came in COMection with a tuit filed by the American Civil Liberties Union on behalf of teacher Marilou O'Neil Jenklm. Ma. JIDklDI claimed abe wu asalped to teach an En&lilb u a Second ........... eou.ne to 13 lllapule wt Aalan •laadtnta at Soaora Kllll Scbool iD Sep· tembet. Sile tald abe Is an art aDd bull· Dell teaeber and ii not qualitled to teach the 111lsa1d course because abe ii not tralned in that area. Ma. Jenkins also i• ukinl that tbe district not aaaip her to En1llab u a Secood Laaiuace clUHI. The ACLU allea• tbat failure to provide adequate teacben ln tbe Ea11l1b •• a 8eeond Ll.nlUll Prolram Is a viola· Uoft "' blUDpa1 laatructioG .... and tbe equal protfftlve c1aUM of the OoDldtudoe. • . CllBtiiOn Priees To Drop? SAN FRANCISCO (Ar) -Cbevroa 1uoUne, dieae and beatlq oU dealers Utroupout UM Uaked Stat411 wtll be ~ ............. ftatl ... per l•lloD effeetive teclay. 8tanclard OU Co. of CaU forala baa an· oovnced. But a a.evron spokeaman laid Wednesday the company 11 forbidden by law to tell UM dealen wttat to -etsa:rse fer a gaaoJlne, 10 1aaollne pump prlcea may not neceuarlly cban1e. No other cut immediately followed lbe Chevron move. Chevron aaid the price cut wu Eleanor Robson Belmont. not required ettber by Energy legendary grande dame of Department prt~ controla or New York society, is dead the voluntary antl·lnflatlon at tbe age of 99. She wu euldelines set by the Cart.er Ad· the widow of a millionaire mlnl1traUon. banker and the founder of fi n. ~Y dld not provide tbe Metropolitan Opera 1ure1 ·~ current wboletale, Guild per-1a11on pricet ol lta varloUI ---·--------- proclucta. ~-· ~·=~~=· nistoric Old from a moderalla1 trend in Chevron'• eolta, brouebt about {)C Ch h by lta ablllty to aupply lta ore cuatomen with more prcMtucta • proceaed ID ill own rellaerla." 'T' Be ft ed Al a reeuJt. Cbevroa, the DA· .I 0 8Z Uon'a aeventb-lar1est 1uo11De seller. said It "bu been able to reduce purchuea ol co.Uy 1up- pllea of flnlabed produet It formerly bad to .,.., on tbe epot market." · Chevron abo aald No•ember allocatlom for beattna oil and diesel fuel would be tT pareeat ot lut year'a for tbe ume IDClllltll in Nortbeat atates and tz per. cent in tbe rest ol tbe coetlneatal U.S. F,....P-AJ PROTEST. • Today's arres~ included those or two women who stood in rront or the convention center doors while holding a banner bearing t.h.e word "Stop." Also arrested was a man who sat down in the out.side foyer and r efus ed t o move. He was physically carraed away by police. On Wednesday afternoon, about SO protesters chanted "close it" aa alx persona were arrested tor blocking the en- trance to the exhibit haU. They carried & banner aayt.q "11 Thil the l,.e1.c1 We Le••• Our Cbildl'en?'' Tiie qUOCe waa at· tributed to Pope John Paul n. Anaheim police Lt. Don Flanagan in a late artemoon press conference said poli ce have geared their e tforts "to protect the demonstrators as well as the exhibitors." A W• Oraqe County dMftb built of war aurplua m•teriala in lNI ii to be rued DUt IDOD&b to make wQ few a ... t1 m.LWoa aanctuary aad eduntkm --.. The Soutb Coa1t aealoa•l • Comml...., au&bor1Jled the s.l 3eacb area project tlda ..- dwi.DI a .....S•1 la Bmtts .. - Beacll. Offldala ol Oraee· B,......_ Church at ala 8tNilt aDd c.r'AI .Avenue alto plan to demollata t WO bot.-aequired tbroucit tile years aa Sanday Scbool cent.en, said Put.or llike Ryan. Tbe colllreaation ·a new D.JU squ•re-foot ~tuary ii to Mat zse, Ryan said. Cburcb memberahtp, be a&Mt. has grown to more than 600. ln 1946 It numbered leas th.an 100 Slippery Mishap LOS ANGELES <AP J-A slimy maaa of tomatoes ud pep- pers fJ'OID an overturned t.nack caused• three-hour Ueup ol the southbound Hollywood Freeway In the San Fernando Valley aft.er a three.vehicle collision. One peraoo autt_... DliDor llUW'i• In the Wednesday acddent. • Ten cudldatea tor tbre• vauncl.. OD t.be Huatlnatoa Bea.ca. UtdoD RJlb Scbool bt.· trlet Board of Tru1teea are ttbedllled to tab part In a s:blic forum at T:• p.ID. MOD· !lb. forum la aponsored by the Oeeu View ff.lib Sebool Pareni. Teaew .... A.uociaUoo, a •PGk---Mid ud ii to be held -~ View'• eommGM area. Seven area re1ideata bave flied for two full·term 1eat.a acbeduled few electioD Nov. 8. They are lacumbesaU Hclea E. Dlt&e and Brian W. Lake; lD· aurance broker Patricia A. Harrod: cbef Joel Robert Bender; civics teacher Qarlel D. Ryder ID; retail clerk Ruth Covert, and labor relations mediator Robert T. Cutrey. Three candidates have filed for a two-year unexpired term. Tbey are Incumbent Stephen SID.WI, .-Cat.or Marte Rona and attorney Bnlce Ill. Ricba.rdaCJn. Tbe b1Cb acbool d.latrict serves Hunllniton Beach , Fountain Valley, Weatmln.ater and Seal Beacll. Plane Lands Jmtin Time HEW YOU tAP> -Tbree o1 four ....... •aPuAm.,.. lDI 747)9l1Mpt la a ......... ,_. tent owr New York few IMertJ .. Ms .n au peop1e alllOerd .. ~ .... .., ............. the ,._. ._... a Newartt In· terutiaMI A.l.rport, ,..... of. net.1a..,. TIM plane. ea route from Hoa•ton, waa diverted to Newa.r1l about t p.m. Saturday after nmallll ao. oo fuel while •aitial to ..... at llennedy lD· t.em•Hmal ~ olftciala chs-clOMd Wedneeda.J. The Federal Aviation Ad· mlaistratioD a.aid the pilot ol the New YCM't~bouod plane decided to bead for the Newark airport alt.er they were kept lo a holcbng patt.em over Kennedy for nearly an hour. la11+MCh Poetponed BAY 8'1'. LOUIS. 111.u. <AP> ~~ci::r"d apaee 1buttle teat en1lnes beea .. ~ a saall b~ teak, oftldala said. Mourners, "Protea ten Kl!ep Yigil NEW YORK CP) ..... Some followra an Pl'AJ· tns for tbe depoled atwa ot Jran·a recovery from cancer IDd l•U bladder 1uraery. but otben .. , u..1 taope a.. wW •am" onl)' to mfft a vloleat ....... J'our Iranian womea conducted a prayer vtsil Wednesday Inside ~ew York lbDltaJ for Shala Molulmmed Beu Pala.layt U IU{'geoGI NIDOYed bll 1allbl8dder. OatUde, dem. on1trator1 chanted "Death to the Shah!'' Tbe •bah. wboae alx· year battle with cane.r of the lymph system wu dU· closed followin1 the opera. tion, was described aa "resUnc comfortably." Woman Held In Irvine Embezzlement trvtntt ·poll~• iave1t11atora have arreated a M·year~ld woman in coaneet.lon with the · embezdement ot $300,000 from an au&o dealenblp tut week. . Fraud laveatlaator Paul : Jeaaup said today om~n took • Charlene Laura Gaunt Into : cuatody ia--tbe Buena Park area : and booked her into t.be <>race : County jail OD 8 charle ol crud : t.beft. • Ila. Gaunt. wbo wu belq : soqbt ..., iA CODDedicm with : an em._......_. cw laYOIW.C : two dent11t1, waa office : manaaer for Ila weeks et Mac~ : Pherson Chevrolet, 21 Au&.o , ~nter Drive. lrvine. : Jeaaup Hid offtclala at the dealerab.Lp discovered t.be 1ou ot more than $300.000 in cub and checks last Thursday. at about the same time Ms. Gaunt left be.r Job there. Pohc-e said the woman was working as office manager un· der tht! assumed name or Sandi Sharp Acllng on a tip. Jesup said Ms Gaunt was taJten anto cuatody in Buena Park earlier tb1a weet. lr•lae jave1tl1atora Uaea searched a bome at 21111 Meadow View in tbe El Toro area. where lhey believe Ms. Gaunt stayed dunng her six week• at MacPheraon Chevrolet. Flanagan conceded th•t police are videotaping the arresu with the purpose of uaing the mm as evidence a1atnat those taken in- to cu.stody on the trespassing charges. He claimed that police never agreed not to pboto1rapb or film the arreata, deaplte tbe pro- testers' posiUon that they bad. Earlier tb1a week a Superior Court Judge refmed to lnue an injunction barring "Police pbotog· rapby of the event. We've waited 100 years for this carpet sale. Slasher Kills Commuter In Chicago CHICAGO CAP) -Police b elieve a 64·year·old man robbed and stabbed to death on a downtown subway platlorm waa a victim of the "Subway Slubera." Authorities 1aid Joseph Ardell died after being alubed acrou the throat late Wednetday While watUna on one of the busiest rapld·lransit stops ln the downtown area. Police said be probably wu a victi m o r th e ·'S ubway Slashers,·' two South Slde brothers believed responsible for a dozen robblngs and stab- bings in Loop and near North Side subway stations in three weeks. Ardell was the first victim to die. AutborlUet were looking for the two men, described as muacular and iA their JOs. Police 1pokuman Paul McLauahlln aaid three mus· traiWt olftcen were on a nearby 1ubway platform about 11 p.m. Wednesday when tbey beard Ardell aeream. They ran to the scene and attempted to ad· minister ftnt aid but he died within a few min~. McLAtugblln said Ardell'• cane and wallet were round next to hi• body. .. •'Whoever dJd lhl• bad to be lnaane," McLauablln uld. "Thia poor IUY couldn't have bad '5 on him. He wu Juat a poor worklnt a tiff. It Hema that'• all they <the 1la1b•n> are bltUa.1 -poor peopl•.,. All tbe other vlc.itJ.ml allo wen cut OD tbe tbroet aDd l"ObW. " Can you wait until Nov.1st? Our business began 100 years ago in December, 1879. All the celebrating this year has been leading up to our lOOth year Anniversary Sale. We wanted to wait for something important, something really new, an outstanding value worth talking about. On November 1, we '11 be announcing in this newspaper the most significant carpet saie in our 100 year history, and it's just what you've been waiting for! Jomr814aSEa C.&aPETCo. • DOWNEV 11111111 lJo\\n~·\ A\~ •COSTA MESA 2917 s 811'1tol St Phone cTt4l T51·2324 B\!hH't'n fi't<lrtnct & F'I rt,tnn1• •:? 13, fM18.4444 • LOS ANGELES 1325 Ch1.1nn1na St OIJme,ic •Alameda c2131 '2'1'4739 •LONG BEACH "10 Brmon Dr 1 MUe So. of South C011t Plau U 131 430-T601 . J .... .. .. VOL 71, NO. 2'1. 4 SECTIO ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA Police hedUle Weekend 'Killer Watch' I ' I I . l •1JMHN••~ ............. Wbi.le deteetlvw coatin• to lltt u.rou.b h.:t...a 0( leads lD March cl tbt Ora~•I• County kill.,. patrolmH from flvt .,enclee were Mttlna plant to- day for lDclUMd forcea over t.Mweekmd. Tbe &layer, JWPOftlible for at· tacks Oft nAne women that h.ave left slx ol them aod an unbom t.. . fant dMd, •uaUJ •trik• oa •Hkllldl. "We'N ... to ,aeei aft tbe m• ~eanlMOdllefteN 1'Nid Lt. Wyatt Hart ti U.. Oraqe County !herilf'• ~· 'the twer PNYI oo a.putmenl realdell&I durtDa U. late allhl and •atlY ~Man. Offlcen (orm tM &a.ftiff'a Department aad ti•• Costa Men, Irvlne, Newport Beach I 0...., ~ ,_"' Gow"/,...,.,_ , t ~NAHEIM POLICE TAKE MAX POKRIVCHAK INTO CUSTODY ' One of 22 People Arrested at Mllttary ExpQsltlon Anaheim Cops Jail 22 at Anns Rally By FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL OttN Dalt• Pll .. Sutt A protest against a military electronic exposition a l the Anaheim Convention Center escalated today as the s how drew to a close with the arrest of 22 d e monstrators for acts of civil disobedience. Banner-car r ying dem onstrators r e presenting a coalition of religious and stop· the-arms-race groups were led off by Anaheim police after at- tempting to block the doors of the center's south exhibit hall. Twelve peTSOns were arrested Wednesday on similar tres pass- ing charges and currently are in custody in Orange County Jail. Jn a departure from pro- cedures used Wednesday. pro- testers were not warned of the alleged trespassing violations prior to being arrested. Wednes- day police bad given a two· mlnute warning to allow pro- Coast Weather Cloudy and cooler Fri· day. Lowa tonight in 50s. Highs Friday 70 at beaches to 75 inland. INSIDE TODA 't' testers to disperse All of Uus, according to police and s pokesmen for the pro· t esters. occurred without violence. The exposition s howcases the latest in military electronics equipment The show is sponsored by In· dustrial and Scientific Con ference M anage m e nt o f Chicago. Most ex hibits f e ature sophisticated electronic equip· ment used in a variety of military applications. No actual weapons are on display. This is the second year that the s how has been held in Anaheim and a question re· mained today over whether it will return next year. Philip Ullo, a conference ex· ecutlve, said '1980 dates have been booked but said a firm de· cision on whether the show will return will not be made for another two months. Ullo said the number of ex- hibitors this year LI down 25 to 30 percent from last year and that actual attendance was down about 15 percent. Another conference manage- ment official, Larry Chaarlin. said the . lou or exhlbiton was due to "the basale" that bas sur- rounded the exposition. "People just don't want to put up with it," be said. One Anaheim police officer said that two mootba' plaDnlng 'Nent ln t.o preparat.klm t.o ban· (See PaOT118'1', Pap AJ) TOMB.W'ONE • B4RCAIN BU¥ LONDON CAP) -An ad· vertlaement seen ln a country store at West Bridlford, near NottJn~m: ·•For Sale. Secondhand tombstone. Bargain for family named Perkia." aod TUlllin police departments Indicated that bablt will dictat.e tile way ln which Utelr special patroa. will operate. Meanwlaile, lnv•ti1aton COD· flrmed today they have ruled out a Santa Ana man as a suspect in the usault cues. Jon Rkhard Rowlud. 18, wu arrested u a prowllQa auapect in a IOUlb Sant.a Ana apartment compJa early Wednesday. Detectives aeekini the Orange County kUJer questioned him bffauae ol hia resemblance to the su1pecl in their cases. Offtcen sald today. however. the pouibUUy that the youth iB the murderer-rapist is a limited ooe. The suspect ln the inter-city cues hu been described u hav· ing dark hair and eyes and may wear a da.rlt mustache. He is ol ~um hei&ht and weight with a powerful build and appears to be 25 to 30 y4ara old. Pollce investiptors at.resaed today tbat other than the descrtptlon, they have alrnoet no leads to the suspect . "We don't even have a vehicle description," said Lt. Jack Calnon ot Costa Mesa. "I wish we did, t.boulh-" Cal.non and investigators from the four other agencies aay tbey are continuing to receive in· formation from area ne'trnta baaed on Jeallell banded out door-to-door by Costa Meaa's re· serve police officers. Capt. ·Edward GJaagow, com· mander ot the Costa Mesa patrol divla1oa uJd tboee reserves will h•ve completed their assign- ment by taligbt and will be used <See KILLE&, Pa1e AZ> For11m Foulup Flayed Irvine School Board Candidates Upset By DAVID KUTZMANN OI ... Detty ~ ... Sa.ff School board candidates and s ponsors of two c ampaign forums -both scheduled for tonight -expressed frwst:ration and anger today because of con· fusion resulting from the conflict in times. The chairm a n of Irvine Tomorrow. sponsor or one of the candidates nights. said today all 10 candidates running for three seats Nov. 6 had made commit· ments \o attend his group's event at 7:30 p.m. But maHgrams sent to can· didates which arrived in Wednes day's m ail said ii televised forum sponsored by the Irvi ne World News, a weekly. and the Chamber of Commerce would also take place tonight The message said they would have lo show up by 7 p. m . at City Hall for a "pre-production briefing.·· Candidates contacted this morning said the mailritram es sentaally onl y gave them· 24 hours notice for a second <.'an · didates night long after they had received mv1lat1ons to the first "I'm very upset about it," Rita Gallaher said. "I don't think it's fair politically or morally. I resent being used •· She added, ··it's a form of blackmaJl." Mrs. Gallaher. who appeared at a candidates night last week sponsored by anothe r citizens group, said lrvtne Tomorrow bad notified her two weeks ago of its forum and she accepted the invitation However, she said she plans to miss both tonight Lou Fndhandler. cha irman of Irvine Tomorrow , said the World News was sent a press re· lease announ<'ing the candidates ni ght which was earned in tbe paper's Oct 18 edition. Additionally. he said , the ca- 9300,000 lrviae Caper? Woman Nabbed in Theft lrdoe polle• inveati1aton bawe an9ted a M•"al'-OM .... , .._ ...... embemement GI ,die rrom an auto dealershlp 1aal week. F raud inveatl1ator Paul Jeuup aald today oftl.een took Cbarlene1 Laura Gaunt Into cuatody in the Buena Park aRa and booked her lnto the Orange County Jail on a charge of grand theft. Ms. Gaunt, who was being sought also in connection with an embeulement case fnvolving tw o dentists. was o ffice manager for six weeks at Mac- Ph e rson Chevrolet, 21 Auto Center Drive. Irvine'. J essup s aid officials at the dealership discovered the loss of more than $300,000 in cash and checks last Thursday. at about the same time Ms. Ga11nt left her job there. Police said the woman was working as offi ce manager un· der the assumed name of Sandi Sharp. Aeling on a tip, J esup said Ms. Gaunt was taken into custody in Buena Park earlier this week. Irvine investigators then sear c hed a ho me al 21831 Meadow View in the El Toro area. where they believe Ms. Heavy Rain Inundates Bay Area SAN FRANCISCO CAP> -A "very slow moving storm front with a lot of moisture" left San Francisco Bay area commuters drenched and late for work to- day and weather forecasters a little surprised. "We did not forecast it to be this heavy simply because we dido 'l expect it lo move so slow- 1 y," said Phil S wain. a meteorologist ror the National Weather Service. ·'We had everything -stalls, accidents, mos tly fender· benders, spinouts," a California Highway Patrol dispatcher aaid as the morning rush peaked. More than an inch of rain pelt· ed San Francisco In the 12·bour period ending 9 a.m. while near· ly l ~ lncbes soaked San Fran· claco Intematlooal Airport. Marin County waa slapped with the heaviest rain.a, as 4.5 Inches IOUed Mount Tamalpai.I. About 5.5 lnchea fell ln the Ru1ian rtver area of Sonoma County. Some who atrac&led late Lato omcea could blame electric alar1D clocb. l'C>WUen ''major outa1•" attect1n1 more than 2$,000 Paclllc Oaa • Electric cut.omen mt power -•lnce about I p.m. Wedaada.y when the •toml be1an. • Gaunt ..,_. durtac lier •Ix w••lt• at. MacPheraoa Qi' JI a Records and caab were re· covered which polJce believe are related t.o the cue. omdala ... atW IOinC a.er the boob at MacPhenan, but J-.p..WtM ... -.rna 1at11aer tbaa UM •rlal••ll~ a eru • Re saJd a previous warrant had been wued for M s. Gauot's a rrest jo coueetloo wlU. a s11.ooo ........,_'!meat e-. 111-vo&YID&t-...· .... tn,_.,. Pasted hy Pie Gov. Brown Yippie's Target NEW YORK CAP> California Gov. Edmund G Brown Jr. was hit on the side or the head with a lemon-coconut pie today as he entered Cooper Union to address several hun · dred students. The pie-t hrower was Yippie Aron Kay, who habitually uses a pie-in-the-face as a way or show· ing displeasure with a person. In this case. he sa1d \li1lhout amplification that Brown was ··not doing anything for the prison system and prisoners 1n Californi a.·· He also accused the governor of playing alonJ.t with Howard J a rv1s. author ·of California s Proposition 13 tax reduct.Jon law. Kay clai~ to have sC'ored 14 hits on prominent figures in six vears and to have been arrested ool\" once. "hen he was fined $150 Among his targets have been Sen Danie l Patrick Moyn1nan. D·!'j Y . rormer New York Mayor Abraham Beame and former CIA head Wilqam rolb) Brown v. as entering Cooper l 'nion. a sc1enC'e and arts coUege on the Lower East Side, when the pie was thrown He went up· stairs to clean himself off .. ,. ......... GOVERNOR MOWN 4"81 AISAUL T BY Ptl THROWP. Unldenllfled luppott9r WlpM LeMOft From feoe ble television log carried In the same edition listed no forum scheduled for tonight over Chan· nel 3. Fridhaodler said the conflict puts the candidates in an a w kw a rd position and h e charged that the situation was an attempt at "interference" by the Chamber of Commerce, the news paper and the lrvine Com· pany, which owns the World News. George S. McDonald. co· publisher of the paper and an Irvine Company executive, said arrangements were made for his <See MIXUP, Page i\.2) New Loans Cot Off By~ SAN FRANCISCO CAP ) - Three of California's largest uYbap ad loan aaaociatioos baft ........ makiq Joas tor .......... 'IJ!J orbaftcul baek Ule amount of mo•e.r available for loans, but of· Odala Nici t.od.ay. American Savings and Great Western say loans wiJI still be made to current customers, but not to new applicants ror home or mortgage loans. Ralph Rivet. a Great Western official io Beverly Hills, said that the institution "will honor our ellisting commitments and will lend on smgle-family homes to eidsting customers " Ao official with Home Savings and Loan said the firm 1s con t1nuing to accept new loan plication.s. "with priority to ex· 1sting cUst.omers . "What we have done 1s reduce our allocated loan volumes for November and December," she said The November allocation w;c. reduced from S200 million to $160 million and the December al- location from $190 million to $130 million. Home has shut off loans for ne w construction. she said , estimating that new home con· struction loans are a bout 3 per· cent of the firm 's busmess. A loan officer with Gibraltar Savings & Loan said today that the firm still is making new home loans, but is requiring a 30 percent down payment. The in· t e rest rate for homes up to $75,000 is 14 percent. while 14""2 percent must be paid for homes in the $75.000 to $150.000 range. ··with the prime rate at lS pe r cent. home mortagages custo[l\arily should be 2 or 3 or s percent above It,'· said S. Marie Taper. chairman of American. the nation's third-largest sav· ings and loan. "We hope the loan cutoff will be temporary." Taper said that this month American bas made home loans of $163 m.iWoo with an additional $214 million more in wans wall· lng for proceaaina. !Jut as of Monday, home loans to new customers stopped. Some analyata, like Allan G. Bortel ol Sheanon Loeb Rhodes, say the situalioo should last only a few months. PL4U GIFT CVIDE OFFERED Today'• Dally Pilot features a pre·boUday gift 1wde t.o South CoutPlua. Look for the 16 page ma ca line, "Anniversary Celebration," coatalpin1 at.oriet and plctures about the plan 11 1t celebrates Ila 12tb an· nlveraary. -Moiinie,.,, Prote•ten Keep Vigil NSW YORK (P) - Some followen are pray. int for the del>OQd shah o/ Iran 'a r e c overy from cancer and tall bladder 1ur1ery, but othen ••1 they bope be wtll IUl"Vlve only to meet a vlol•nt death. Four Iranian women conducted a prayer vilil Wednesday inside New York Hoepital for Shah Mohammed Reaa Pahlavi aa surpoas removed h1I aaJJbladder. Outside, dem- on a tr a tors chanted "Death to the Sba.b ! " Tbe aba.b, whose 1lx· year battle with cancer of the lymph system was dia· closed foUowing the opera. tion, was described as "resting comfortably." ,.,,... Page A J PROTEST. dle the protest • Poli c e ar e s tationed throughout the convention center building. The protesters also are under s urveillance by see several uniformed officers on the convention center roof. Today's arrests included those of two women who stood in front of the convention center doors while holding a banner bearlng the word "Stop." Also arrested was a man who s at down in the outside foyer and r e fused to m ove . He was physically c arried a way by ~lice ; On Wednesday afternoon, rd>out 50 protesters chanted 'tcloee it" aa alx penona were arreated for blocking the en· trance to the exhibit hall. Tbey c'arried a banner saying "Is This the Lega cy We Le ave Our Children?" The quote was at tributed to Pope John Paul II An a heim police Lt. Don Flanagan in a late afternoon press conference said police Kave geared their efforts "to protect the demonstrators as "ell as the exhibiton." · Flanagan conceded that police are videotaping the arrest.a with the Puri>ose of ualng the film as eyidence against those taken in· tp custody on the trespasalng ~arges. , He claimed that police never ~ not to photograph or film tlle arrests, despite the pro- "9ten' J)Olaltion that they had. : Earller tb1a week a Superior Qourt Judg~ refuled 19 iuue an illjunctlon barring police Pbotol· raphy of the event. S&ppery Mishap ·LOS ANGELES <AP)-A slimy mau of tomatoes an pep- pers from an overturned truck caused a tbree-bour Ueup ol the southbound Hollywood Freeway ill the San Fernando Valle)' after a three-vehicle collision. One persoa suffered minor injuries in the Wednesday accident. DAILY PILOT T ... Or-C:-Oel4y PllOI, ...... _,, ltc-bl-.... -""ft•.•·-·-"'""'°'-C-l Pub1"""'9C-. 5eltet•f<llU...,..,o pvl>ll--""°""' 1'r1c1e, for C..1• MIN, IM-'-,_,......,.. &Hcll/l'- t•lftll•lley,1,..._.~..,_/teulllc:MM . ...,..........., .... ..,.,._'-""v_n_ _,, '"-"'""'-...................... JJt _ .. '"'"'·~--~ .. .. ~ ... -Pr ......... , _ _..... JaO a. CWlt9 lllO"°'Hidtnl-~ ........... '-hetll E•W ,_. ......... """Mt'"''"""' o..tnM,1.#1 _ ..... ... \!,, .... M<o .... l ... l!Cli'°" a111•111 ...,_..., ... ......,. --°"'""" ..... ' . WWiaml allo said IM .act II• rble AIU Prod.eUou to matt a tl,OIO cloaaU. to tM downtown Mlobodood ueocla· Uon, ol wb.lcll be 11 a board Baunting Coast a, IOANNS U'QIOl.DI °' ........... -. r ... It'• then -unavoidable, peoetratiq, u Im· tiollal • tbe aanulta on nine Orance Cout women. Clievron to Cut Prices? PM?, ....,.'*' bJ tbe attacks that bave left .U wom• • m 1'DborD lDlant dead, la blukeUq tbe <>r..,.c..&..- SVIDENCB OP n ta "e17wbete. A TUltln woman arms benetl wttb a bqe baDdlun and sbooU at a lbadow, nearly woundini her aeipbor in the proc ... SAN l'RANCISCO (AP) - Catevroft 1aaoUne, dleael and beatJq oil de&len ~ the Uldted State. will be paJiDI auppUen tJlree ceGta leaa per 1allon effective today, Standard OU Co. of California baa an· DOUDced. But a a.evron apokesmaD 1ald W edne1day tbe company i._ forbldcMD by law ~o tell the dealen what to ehar1e for a caaoUne, so gaaoJine pump prices may not necessarily change. No other cut immediately followed the Chevron move. Chevron said the price cut was not required eltber by EnertY Department priee controll or tbe volu.ntary antl·Joflation 1uidelinel set by t.be Carter Ad· ministration. Tbe company d.Jd not provide flaurea for current wholesale, per-aallon prices of its various products. Tbe San Francisco-based com- pany said lta reductions "raUlt from a moderating tre nd in Chevron's costs, brought about by its ability to s upply its customers with more products processed in ita own refineries." As a result, Chevron, the na- tion's seventh· largest gasoline Newport 4-year-old Needs Rare Blood Four-year~ld Michael WirgJer of Newport Beach needs another miracle. The little boy, who underwent open heart surgery at Children's Hospital of Orange County earlier this month, bas re· mained in critical condition since the operation. H is p a r e nt s say it 's miraculous that he 's surivived so far. They cr edit medical science and the prayers and sup- port of their community. But now Michael needs more than prayers. He needs blood - t ype A negative, which is fairly rare. Surgeons thought that all Michael needed was a relatively simple repair of a hole in hl.s heart when they operated on him. However, that surgery turned into a lengthy and complex pro- cedure wt.en they dlaeovered be was suffering from a circulatory problem related to the veins at· tached to bis heart. Fo llowing the surger y, in wh ich part of one lung wa& re- moved, Michael developed life. threatening pulmonary fibrosis and was kept alive by use of a one·of·a·kind piece of equipment d e v e loped by Dr. R o be rt Bartlett of UC Irvine But the little boy couldn't use the equipment indefinitely and he's now in a situation where be needa Iota ol blood, according to Bonnie Engstrom , a spokeswoman for Michael's family. She said the blood needed oc curs ln only six percent of the population. Friends of the Wir1len are asking donon to come forward. "We really believe the prayen are what have been keeping Michael alive. but now we need more help, .. she said. . Donors are being urged to con· tact the Orange County Chapter or the American Red Cross, 601 N Golden Circle Drive, Santa Ana. &1>5381. Blood bank hours are from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and rrom 10 a.m. to 2 · 30 p m. Saturday and Sun· day Blast Hero Saved Lives STANARDSVILLE. Va. (AP) -Cons truc tion superintendent Jay Klingel, 10, can't re- membermucbofwbatbap- pened after be ran into the government office building and told everyone to get out. Klingel and 12 others were injured in a gas ex plosion minutes later that le ve led the building, gutted the 140-year-old Greene County courthouse next door and severely damaged an office build· ing addition under con· strucUon. No one died, and county Supervisor C.C. Kurtz credited Klingel'• warning with aavinl their lives. A natural pa line to a furnace apparently pulled loose Wednesday when struck by a backhoe on the construction site, officials said. F,....P•,,eAJ MIXUP IN FORUM. • • group'• candidates night on Sept. 28. The paper carried an an- nouncement Oct. 11 on its front paae stating that the publication and the chamber would sponsor televUed forums from City Hall. No dates were given, however. "It's really unfortunate we have a direct conflict," McDonald said. The newspaper official said the schedule for using the cable television facillties waa worked out on the bull of avaUablllty without any communication with Irvine Tomonow. He laid the mallgram, which bean Ida name u chamber of commerce forum chairman, waa meant to let the candidates know wbat time to arrive for the forum. lleDmald lldmltted be filled to cheek the cable televlalon Joa wbJcb didn't lilt the forum OD the Hbedule. HowHer, be aald be and otMn are = an effort to alter die aebedu e toalabt '° can4idldel could perbapt ftnt appar It tbe City Hall forum aad tben bead to tbe Jmne Tomorrow event at the Uniftl'll· ty Commu.nlty Pulr multi· pur))OM room. ..... ,. ~ .... ..., pradlal IOl1ltioa. ' .. Nid. ,...._.,_ .... oudldat• ruatu la u.. tm.. aueb Waw bltrtct nee allO ... to a~ar at Illa or1aataaU.'• event, bat tb1J ,... told to •· rt•• ..._ ba tbe eveniq, ratber tllaa....,, 11• Nld be ..ted McDonald to reschedule hll candldates nilht. tape it and then show It any time that's available. McDonald, however. aald the televised event la aoing ahead aa scheduled. Incumbent t.ruatee Elisabeth Sicoll said lt wu "unfair" to thote in the race to receive such abort notice for a forum. Since Irvine Tomorrow invited ber three weeks .,o to lta eveot, ahe said abe would appear there. However, she bu the nu and may mi.aa the event. "Tbe whole tbinl ls cruy," she aald of tbe scheduUnt' mix up. Candidate Jlm llannin1 said be too bad planned to attend the lnine Tomorrow caadldatea nil)lt l1nce tbe ll'OUP bad COD· tacted blm two weeb a10. "I'm l'Ohll to live up to 1111 commitment ... , " llallllbal Nid. He acknowled1ed that be ·hadn't bad a eu.ne. to cMc!k all bll mail Wednelda1 ud blidn't ,. ... ., invitation to tbe teleYIMd fonam tGDlPt. Weapona Bill OK'd W ASHJNO'It>N (AP> -The Seaat. approved • tcu billion w•apona blll WednHday auU.orldnl conatruetloa of a nuclear afrcraft earrler that Prealdent Carter vetoed ln 1'78 and umucceul\llly tried to kill a1ain thll Y•ar. 1 ' seller, aald lt "baa been able to reduce JIW'dtMtl ot ~ ,._ pllea of finlabed produet It formerly b.-d to buy oa tbe 1pot market." Chevron a1ao said November allocations for beatiq oil aad diesel fuel would be 97 percmtot laat year's for tbe same JDODth in Northeast atatea aad tz per. cent ln the rest Of the continental U.S. For gasoline, the November a llocation figure will be 90 per· cent in the continental U.S., the firm added, compared with 89 percent during October. f',....P.,,eAJ KILLER ..• to increase police manpower in the streets over the weekend. Capt Ron Lowenberg of Tustin said his city bu bad a special patrol force at work for the last three weekends. "We use everybody we've got so we can have a whole bunch of cops on the streets," he sald. "ll's ex- pensive. but we've got to do It." Orange Coast law enforce· m ent officials have warned apartment residenta to be wary o f strangers ln their nel g h borhood and to be su.re to keep their doors and windows locked when they're home. Strike Stif Oes HONOLULU CAP >-Schools cut cl.asses to two hours daily, garbage plled up and state-run hospitals were understaffed aa a w a lkout ,by 8 ,000 public employees went into a fowth day today. Droves of women in lrvtne are ult· LD1 police help ln aelectinc the locb to make their apartmenta more tecure. In Newport Beach, suaplcioua men are apotted e verywhe re -in , nelabborhoods wllb larae spacious ~ boma, in drug stores and at bus stops. n CAN BE felt most stroQIJy lD Costa llesa where four ol tbe uaaulta have occurred. 'l'bree of the women died and one la atill reeur:rattna from ber injuries. From the aa1ea air in the llay Company at South Cout Plaza, to secretaries in offices a.round town to hlO school studenta, the effect Of thole attacks bu been pro. found. Tbf unanawerable question -who will be 11ext? -Uea just beneath the surface or dllcuasioos of the murden and rapes. ••1 UVE ON BamUton (a street where one attack OC· curred>." the young blonde in the balr saloo told me. ''I'm ao scared. I don't know what to do." Tbe woman oo lbe telephone thll morninc could barely d.isaulle her dread. ''Costa Meaa'a in a panic," she said, dispensing wilb a more normaJ greeUng. Her fear wu not only for herself but for her dau,bter who occupies an apartment in Costa Mesa, across town from hen. It's not just young women who are afraid. Old and young, female and male, lt seems there's no ooe whose We hasn't been tinged with anxiety created by the killinga and uaauff.I. .. l'M 8CUED TOO, I want to teU the people who call me IWiQI aome kind of guidance, ruatW'ance the killer can be beaten. Oon'taak meforanswers. ldoo'tknowbowor wben he'll be caught. I repeat the advice handed out hundreds of times in the last few days by Orange Coast law enforcement aaen- cies: -Make aure your doon and windows are locked when you're home. -Report. to police. lclous penon in your neighborhood --....... ilUCH comfort. lt ~ cnswer the question 1 wbo wanted to know. "Wby la thia happen. Shuttle launch Postponed BAY ST. LOUIS, Miss. <AP> tq~c=~ s pace s huttle test e nginff because of a small bydrocen lnk, ofticlals slid. We've waited 100··years for this carpet sale. Can you wait until Nov.1st? Our business began 100 years ago in December, 1879. All the celebrating this year has been leading up to our lOOth year Anniversary Sale. We wanted to wait for something important. something really new. an outstanding value worth talking about. On November 1, we'll be announcing in this newspaper the most significant carpet sale in our 100 year history , and it's just what you've been waiting for! JoHNB•eOBSBa CAarsTCo. • DOWNE\' 10918 Downey Ave Between fo1omice Ii Firestone l213) •·"44 •COSTA MESA ans Btl"ICol 9t. Phone 17141 '7St·m. l Mlle So. ot South Coaat Plaza . ., f J • LOS ANGELES t32S ChannlJ\1 St. Otimplc & Al1med1 <211> 1127-4788 • LONG BEAOf S5t0 Britton Or (213) uo-7SOl ' • I' . .. :Biapqnk . :Qffering 1 ~ried ! A.a 0raqe Cowlt1 S.....W 1 Court Ju41• baa orderM tbe l"ullertoa Unloa lt11ai Sclllool Dlalritt to 1mpro\'9 lta procram for ........ liab lplUlal MU· dnta or to Mow taUM "1 It •INMIMl't baft to at • hnrtna Nov H. ' 'Re lctioo by Juqe PblUJ) E kbwab came la COftMctioft wilb a 1\llt Ned by the Aanericu Cl vii W.U-Ullion oo beha1I of lead1er Marilou o ·Nell Jen.klm. Ill . Jeak.ina cJluned lbe WU aultned to teach an Eqllab as a 5ecoDd Lan.tuaa• course'° 13 HJapaoic and Al.Ian atudenu at Sonora Hl1b School lo Sep-tember. She aald a.be ls an art and bust· ness teacher and Is not qualified to teach the assigned course because sh~is r.ot trained in that area Ms. Jenkins also ls asking that the district not assign her to English as a Second Language classes. The ACLU alleges that failure to provide adequate teachers in the ·Englis h as a Second Language Program ls a viola- tion of bilingual instruction laws and the equal protective clause or the Constitution. USS Nevada CrewPlam 261,h Reunion The crew of the battleship U~ Nevada wiU hold its 26th annual reunion Friday and Saturday at the Huntington Beach Inn in Huntington Beach. The Nevada, or "Cheer-up Ship," as it was known to crew members, was the only bat· tleahip to get under way during the Japanese sneak attack on Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941. Gueat speaker at Frlclay 0J1bt 'a banquet will be Congressional Medal of Honor winner and former Nevada crewman, Capt. Donald K. Roa. USN Bet. For additional tnformatlon, call Nevada Association Presl· dent Harold Campell al 847-8104. """"'-.......... er••• Nurses Janet Kunde Cleft) and Sue Paddock of St. Joseph's Hospital in Phoenix bold a newborn baby girl found in a paper bag by two boys playing in a field in Glendale, Ariz. The tot, about four hours old when found. was listed in good condition. County J obs R ise During Sep temb er Orange County's unemploy· ment rate edged up a 10th or a percent lo 4.6 in September, but is expected to take a healthy drop by December An Employment Development Department ·cEDD> report pre- dicted that employment in the county will rise to new highs by December as holiday workers are hired ahd a new shopping center opens. EDD statistics showed the county's September jobless rate was significantly below tbe slate's 6.1 percent figure for the same month. despite an increase from August's 4.S percent. Thal meant that, out of a total work force of 1.06 million people, there were 48,800 unemployed r esidents in September,· 200 more jobless than in August. But that fi&ure la still lower than September 1978, when the unemptoymeat· rate wu 4.8 ~ cent, tbe NPl'ft llOMid. PoA IAbar Dat layolf• In the service industry were offset by school workers returnin1 lo thetr Jobe ill September. Government payrolls roee by 5,700 in September, beat1ng 1971 civil aerviee ftlQl"M for tbe ftnt time since tbe Proposition 13 budget cuts, according to the re-port. But despite the increase in governmen t workers. two federal agencies re ported dif· ficulty in filling entry level posi· lions. Anti-Nuke Rally Site Relocated A Nov. 10 rally to protest the proposed licensing of two new nuclear reactors at San Onofre has been relocated to be held at Doheny State Park near Dana Point. The rally •is scheduled from noon to 4 p.m. and will include musician• and anti-nuclear apeabn Heartqs for tbe prop)Md llc•••l111 are teatathely scheduled for Aprtl. Southern California Edison Comla8:Y O(ftciab, oper.ion of the Onotre 1eoeratlnc sta-tion. are aaklng the federal Nuclear Resulatory CommiMion for penn1aaioe to operate two new reactors that will provide six limes the atomic enero aa the eltiating plant. 'Bouse' Lost One of the new reacton is scheduJed lo begin operation in 1981 and the other lo Ul83 lf the N RC approves the licenses. Crash Ends HB Hassle By STEVE MARBLE oe-o .. ,., .. , ... s-." Fourteen-year -old Danny Craney, under orders from Hun· tington Beach city authorities lo t ear down his two ·s tory treehouse, lost his lofty struc- ture this week. City ball didn't have a thing to do with the demolition. A late-night motoris t, lurching along rain-soaked Ellis Avenue last Saturday, crashed into Dan- ny's treebouse and did it in. "This is definitely it for the treebouse," remarked John Craney, the young treebouse builder's father. "Between the hassle the city gave us and the accident, Danny's treehouse days are over." According to Craney. lbe driver snapped the supporting beams ol the seven-foot tall structure and caved in the entire first Ooor. Nobody was in the tree house. ·'The kids stopped using the treetiouse last month when the city told us to take it down," Danny's father explained. "We got so much publicity we had sightseers driving by a ll the time." The City Council voted to lop· pie the youth's handcrafted treehouse last month when of· ficials determined the structure was a safety hazard and that proper building permits had not been obtained. Danny, who said he spent two summers building the treebouse, maintained be would fight the ci· ty order lo keep his homemade structure. Hi s father sai d today, however, that the treebouae- splintering accident and the throngs of curious sightseers bas changed his son's feelings. "We'll finish tearing it down as soon as possible and that will be the end of that." Noted anti-nuclear author Dr. Barry Commoner, bead or the St . Louis Center for Biological Studies, Is one of the scheduled speakers al the Nov. lO rally. Guitarist -s inger Danny O'Keefe and the Bealle tribute band known as Rain are two of the musical acts set to perform. Organizers or the event in- clude members or the AJliance for Survival . Greenpeace, Ca lifornia Ca mpaign for Eco n omic D e m oc racy , CalPURG and the San Diego. based Community Energy Ac- tion Network. There is no ad. mission charge for the rally. Home Rule Back BILBAO. Spain (AP) -After year s of violence by Basque separatists, the Basques and Catalans of northern Spain voted in regional referendum today on the central government's plans to restore some of the home rule dictator Francisco Franco took away 40 years ago. Blind Vet Raps Miller Supervisor's Comments Said Demeaning a1 oa.oaa ••OOK.S iaWJN ................. A blind disabled \'et.el'an blast- ed Supenbor EdJson llUJer W edneeday for critlclsin1 the U.S. v...._ Adm1nbtration at a Lo9 Anplel press conference lutmcmth. Tbe el·J'•ar·old Fountain Valley reald•nt, Floyd B. Ta7lor, told Oran1e Cou1't)' ..,.. wt.ara at tbe eloee of tllelr Nlular meet9QI tbat lllller Md 0 ctem11 ._ tbe boant" by eaJI. lq for m taw.Uptlcm of VA --.a-..a care. ••(IUJllr) .... 't Dow. dum ............... alny.t Ille ...... ....., .. betlll • *••P'•GC ....,_ea-." ,.,.... ............... . • ...... .... ---at.~ . ,,_ ...,..... ....... -I "' ...... _ laft9ti1•Un• ... Vetereee ActmtnhtraUon <VIVA) omide tbe Lone Beach I VA hospital. He reported)y said veterani were cbeated by inadequate medical care, and that be wu • • amaaed, con1iderln1 the cbar1• that have been made a1a1nst the Veterana Ad· mlniatratlotl, that there b no of· ficlaJ bm!9Uptloa IOID1 OD." Taylor, a World War JJ veteran, Hid Miller should leave veteratH' problem• &o th• Oran1e County Veteram Allain om... ;' "I want tbe .,.,,,.. ol Oraqe County to know the1 haw a veteran• aervlee offlu '\ad tbal 'a where they 9bould ID wttb tbelr eomplaia\1, not to •r. Jllller." TIM ----•"-18cw-Pl'OtMted dlllt be •JIP8U'9d at tile PNM CGlt- f ere nee "•• a dllabled Ammca ....._. mJMlf1 .~ta m1 eapaclty •• euperviMr ot Or ante CcMmty. -~ ~~~~-.,_. .. ~~~ I "My purpose at that ap. pearance was to encourace Senator Cranston, who's already conduc:tlq an invesUgalioo, to look into the problem here in Southern California." MJUer wu a prl90ner of war ln North Vietnam for five yean. He WH d11char1ed from the Marines with a 80 percent dis- ability ratins for lnJuriea re· cef ved baJUn1 oat of bi• Jet ·plane and wblle a p~r. A Joint llouM and !ienat.e bear· ln1 on v...-... AdmintltratklD hoepltala II adMdulecl for toQJ ln W ublaCtaa, an &MW to S... • Alan CnlDlt.oa Mid. ' 1bit ....,.. wtJ] ~ ... l•••~IJ dlaerlmlnatorJ •d· llliaeloe ,olidel at 1/ A ........ • well ..... qudt1 of medlfti treatmmt afforded veterw at thoH bolpitall, !aide Oan Perry •alct. ~ WvPIDL 'L~na Connection' • . Key A1·r ests Br~ Cocaine eration'. a18TSV• •rrceau. Of .. 0...Net ..... A "top rank" hrtematlonal drue rtnc that federal pros. . ecutora said waa led b)' a former Lasuna Beach man aod lavolved brin'1nl an esUmated $'72.S mllllon worth of pure co- caine into the United States bas been broken by a serin of key attests. Samuel Cutkomp, formerly ol La1una Beach, wu named aa the ringleader of the cocaine operaooo tn.at mcluded brlQglng 400 pounds of the drug into the country in book bind.lngs, scuba tanks and even use of a foreign diplomat, federal agents said to- day. Cutkomp, 53, who had ad- dresses in Laguna Niguel and Laguna ~ach before moving lo a $1.2 million lakefront house in Tahoe, Calif., in 1977. is being held in Reno with bail set at $500,000. The elaborate drug smuggling operation also included couriers and dealers in Hunti ntton Beach, El Toro and Santa Ana. according to Steve Swanson. agent in charge or the Federal Drug Enforceme nt agency in Reno. Those residents were named among 20 s uspects in a Reno Federal Grand Jury indictment unsealed in that Nevada city Wednesday Arrested were Gerald Taylor and Edward Barban, of Hunt· ington Beach; Robert and Mary Taylor of El Toro and Daniel Bray of Santa Ana. Swanson said that Cutkomp hatched the organi.zation ln late 1974 when he traveled to South America and was introduced to a m ajor cocaine dealer in Lima. Peru .. "Cut.komp had female cour- iers transport money and co- caine from Lima to the United Slatee," SwaMOO saJd, today. Tbe former Lacuna Beach man apparently had three metJMMta ol 1.r-portiq moaey and drup, Swamoo said, tnelqd· int H~ cocaine In IJoot bUMt· in11, ....,, aaaba equipment and a diplomatic courier from Colla Rica. SwUllOO •aid women wou1cl fly to Lima witb $100,000 to $200~000 in cub' and meet with Cutltomp and the alle1ed dn&& dealer Edward PortueaJ~~. After turmng over tne money, the women would take cocaine. sealed in bindings of large books. anci Oy from Lima to Mexico City. The women would then pro- c eed to Tijuana where they would be met by another group of couriers who would carry the drug-filled books across lbe border into San Diego posing as tourists. Implantation In Laguna Prompt s Suit Laguna Beach s urgeon Or. Ralph S m all and anesthesiologist Leonard Case were sued for m ore than Sl million Wednesday over alleged injurie.s from breast 1mplanta· lion s urgery. The suit was filed on behalf of Jane White who claimed sbe suf- rered from mental and physical pai~ from the s urgery performed in Santa Ana last November She is asking for Sl million in punitive damages. S2SO.OOO general damages a ad for al· tomey costs. ln September, SmaJI pluded no contest to charges or involun- tary manalaughkr aft.er a 33· year-old Santa Ana woman dled followin& breat surgery. Small b.9d been a.eat to Cllino State Prison for to days of dla,...,.ue lltUdl• before .-~ ~ • The boob were then brouabt to LalUU Beach. SwUSCX\ aald, with tome ol the dru1a di.Itri~· ed lD tbe Art Colony and aome; traniPOl"t.ed to Tahoe city for d1atrtldion. A 1econd method of transportaUoa involved fiWog' empty scuba divine tanks with zs pounds ol the drue, which was taken up to Belile, South America, tben to New Orleans. Swanson aatd the former• La1una Beach man also used the former Costa Rican· agricultural envoy. Rodolfo: Araya-Porrol, 37. to transport up to 50 pounds ot cocaine at a time to Miami and other U.S. ports. Assistant U.S. Attorney Lee- Lulfy from Reno said 20 persons- were named in a Reno Grand· Jury Indictment Wednesday and l2 of t.boee suapects have been arrested to date. He said indictments will be s ought "in the next three monlba" against 20 to 30 other siupecta in the elaborate drug s muggling cue. Swan.son s aid some Orange County residents will be named in future indictments but he would not release their names. The government became sus- picious of Cut.komp in 1975, of- fi cials said, when it was dis- covered he was making twice- monthly trips to Peru, Oying first class, alt.bough he bad no apparent income. • The government caught up to Cutkomp in JuJy when he was indicted on conspiracy to import and distribute cocaine. He is still· in prison with bail set at S500 .ooo. · • Prote8t Halt ed SEOUL <AP> -Police turned. back 500 students demonatraww: for democraey today as thej'~ tried to muda out of UM ~ my ... Ulllwnlly eam.,_ la tbe ,.,.._...otT..... . ... Cabernet I I is here' 15% SAV INGS Sale Period 71 Wide China Shown Above 59 W1cJe Ct11na Not Shown Reg S2189 S•SllH Oct. 25th Through Nov. 10 Req I 1479 S• I USS The s1mp1es1 lare 15 suddenly haur cuisine served 1n a se111ng hke lh1s• Cabernet II'" oy Orexel r lends French provincial elegance to todays d1n1ng 1n pecan solids and veneers There are rare WOOd carvings ro deltghl the eye moldings parquetry especially de· signed hardware And lhe Drexel finish - deep clear 1ov1ng1y aged Look in today and bedazzled' 44 Wide Mobile Server Reg 1679 s• S571. Senior Oval Table Reg S 739 s• HH. E•tends 10 104 High Cane Back Arm Cha11 Reg 1285 s• UJt. H1gt1 Gane Back Side Chatt Reg 1255 S-. Siii. Your l'llYOl#9 0..lgflef WRt B• Happy To Assist You H.J .GARRETT fU~NIJU~E PROFESSIONAL INTERIOR DESIGNERS O,......__. Tii.n.& Pri.bu. 2211 HAHOI ILVD. COSTA MISA '46°0275 ., . • .· · · Let'1 Uu Thu and Hook a [)lr1y Book at the Courthou,w" d~fines Pernicious as. "Destrucb ve· havmg the power to ktll; fatal, deadly. . " ' No:* l've heard all about hO)V sexy stuff is bad for kids and might grow warts on their hands. But 1 never knew that If some six~ grader was slathering over a girlie cen· terfold that he might drop dead. YOU "'.flGHT W~N~ER how the Santa Ana school board got into all lh1s in the first place. The resolution trustees passed declares, ''The exposure and sale of lewd an~ lascivi.ous materials that arouse the prurlent interest of 1mpress1onable school-age children negates the efforts or educator.s to carry out their responslblities." So that s how they got into it. lt should be noted, however, that the resolution was passed. by the ~anta Ana board on a 3 to 2 divided vole. '.J'his doesn t necessarily mean, however. that the dis· senling duo favor the sale of dirty stuff to kids in the halls of Orange County government. . In. Lruth, y~u d~ have to wonder what ktnd of gn.i bby httle Juvenile is going to all the trouble to sffk out the c?unty ~ouse in order to get his sticky nnaers on a dirty mqUl.De. MORE LIKELY HE'LL find the magazine rack.a at b1a favorite pool hall or corner market. The further away from a courthouse he can stay, the better he'll like it. An yway, the two trustees who voted against the anti· p<:rnic1ow. resolution, Ray Warren and Don Franklin. ac· tually fell that what Orange County government sells on 1ls magazine stands is none of their business. Franklin suggested that the trustee who proposed the '>CXY slap was JUSt trying to get tus name 1n the paper prior lo the school board election It always comes back to that, doesn't it"' Pernicious vice becomes the tool of politics. Unrest in E l S alvador SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador <AP) -Nearly 1,000 leftists OC· t•upied the labor and economy ministries and held four Cabinet officials and 130 other persons hostage. de manding hi gher wages. price controls and re· lease of political prisoners from the j unta that took power ln El Salvador 10 days ago. About 100 of the leftists, armed with pistols and machetes, took over the Labor Ministry shortly before noon Wednesday. !lg Oil Profits Pile Up N&WYOU <AP)-Jl.,..uo( bl• Pl'Qftta b1 tbe .,., oil eocD· paldM, wll.lcat ba.. outra1ed IOme ........ ol eo.&rw, are comlDC u a aurprlM Io tbe ex- perta wbo keep a eye on tbe ill· duu1tor 1av..W.. ''Tllle bll eur1e ln tblrd· q"8rtar Mmlnp II caualnc .an emb~ to Lbe Oil COID· Pull• ucl Utt oil uabtical fraternity," Aid oae member ol lb at fraternity, Sanford llaraoebel ol 8beanoD Hayden &one. He and otber analyata prec8et· eel ahabie tnereuea ln tbe com· paoiea • profits in tbe tblrd quarter over tbe comparable 1978 quarter, 1enerally between 40 percent and eo percent, but oaly a bandlU1 have been In that ranee . llOlt have been much more spectacular. PAD.l.IPS PETSOLEUM Co .. lbe naUon'a lltb·larcest oil com- pany, reported a 12·percent in· crease ln profits for the quarter today, an tncreaae it attributed primarily to increased chemical earnings and to pro.flu from overseas oU operations. W edoesday, Standard Oil Co. <OhJo>. the lftb·bJaest u.s. oil company, announced the blpest profit increase so far for the July-to-September period: a 191 percent Jump. MobU Corp., the nation's second-lar1eat oil company. weiebed ln late ln tile day with a 131 percent increase, and loth· ranked SUn Co. said it.a praftts had risen 85 percent ln the quarter. Cities Service Co. and Marathon Oil Co.. both ranted A Record· Record Paul McCartney and his wife Linda bold a record· made of the rare metal rhodium symbolizing his having three entries in the Guinness Book of World Records -most successful composer of all time. record number of sold discs and world's moat 1ucceuful rec;ordinc artist. Booby Trap Killer Given Six Months about l7th among U.S. oil com· MIA.Ml CAP> -Carmine "Cbuck" Paleo. the former aeout· paniea, reported profita ~ M percent and 58 percent, respec· master wbo Mt a firearm booby trap In hi.I bome and twed a 14-ttvely. year-old meqiber ot bia BoJ Scout troop, bu bffn liven • ax· month jail term. THE ANNOUNCE•ENT of Fa1co. 31, pleaded no cont.est to manslaughter Wednesday 1n tboae dramatic profit increases the death of JUchard Bruab Jr. He had described t.be boy u "my followed a 118 percent Jump an· right-hand man. a key leader ln my Scout troop." noWlced oo Jlfonday by Enon Corp., the lnduatry atant, and a FALCO WAS SENTENCED to spend every other week ln jail 134 percent increase announced for a year and to two years' probation. Defense attorney Paul Up. on Tueachly by Conoco. ton saJd Falco will appeal. . ln Waahi.ngt.on, the House or Before passin\t sentence, Circuit Judge Frederick Barad heard Representatives -it.a members several character witnesses pr&Jse Falco's record of service lo WA IHINGTON (A P> - American aid ~sewna duwCb to Harrial C.mbod•eN -but only lD • trtekle -ud ... ol tbouaanda "' people .... lloddDc to tbe TbaUasad border ln d•per.UOO. State Department olftelala aa,y. A1almt tbe backd.rop ot U1oae a11e11ment1 and predictions tbat u many u three mUUon Cambodiana a.re on the vu1e ot atar vlnc to deatb, Prealdent Carter committed tbe U.S. 90v· ernmeot Wedneaday to provid· inl • millim.l in aid in an effort to avert "a tragedy of teDOCidal proportion." RE ALSO tlaGED Americans to make private contribulJons and a group of religious leaders appealed to the United Nations lo sponsor "an i mmediate manive airlift" of food and medical aupplies by U.S. and Soviet military forces. Carter equated the famine in Cambodia wtlh the Holocaust that took the Uves of six million European Jews at lbe bands of t.be Nam. .. We now face once •lain the proepeet ol avoldable death." be told reporters. "We mu.t act swiftly to save tbe men, women and cblldreo who are our brotben a.ad slater• in God's family." TBE P8 U IDENT said be • aa eertala of 1ettln1 con-sreu1-al approwal for the pro- aram. "We will do oar alaaft," be told a ~roup of reUatous leaden. "I ua be..,.. Conareaa will IO alone wftb our requeR. •• Tbe Rev. Theodore M . He1bu.rtb, prealdut of Notre Dame Ualftnity and head~ a private relief croup, said Cam· bodJ•'• populatioo ha declined from elgbt millloe a dffade •&<>to ago to about 4.7 million. He aaid three million of those left are "ln dire danger or starvation." The U.S. contribution is most· ty in the form or rice, some cooking oil and trucks t.o carry food to people throughout the strife-tom country appar ently upset by the big youngsters profit increases-reversed itself "But I must point out to you. Mister Falco, that on J uly 18 you A STATE Departme nt off.1CJal , Wednesday andquicJdy approved fai led to obey the law with t.rag1c consequences." Barad s&Jd. on e ol aeveraJ grappling wjth the a .measure to extend gasoline tragedy. said. "At lb!& point, pr&ce controls and allocation FALCO NEVE& DENIED riuing a .~aliber rifle to• cb&Jr JU&t a trickle of aid is getting planslhrougbmid·l.981. in his llvinl room with the lriger connected to a bathroom door by throup." "It's a disgrace to the nation. a string. He and others fntervie ... ed It'• Jmt ua at.olute aDd utter "I knew exactly how to set 1t up. hc>w to scare somebody said they did not know exactly dl•1 race, •• Bo••• 81>eaJter away," Falco aaid of the booby trap IA an earlier Ult.ernew. bow many Cambodlans are be· Tbom u P . O'K.W., J>.llaa., He Mid he IMrned hoe to Mt booby u-a.-wblle iD VMt.Dam. lDC fed. aald ott.beproftta. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~---~~~~~~~~~ •OBIL, A'IT&IBUTING it.a profit.a increase to better result.a from foreign operalk>ns, aaid it.I earoinp for the quarter were $595 million, or $2.80 a sh.are, com pared wilb $252 millloo, or $1.22 a aha.re, 12 months earlier. Salea roae from '8.2 billion to $12.1 billloo. Sohio aald it.a profit.a rose from $125. 7 ml.Woo, or *1.08 a aha.re, to $3M.2 million, or $3.03 a share. 1110-prices for Alaskan oil were tbe main reason.a for tbe earnlnp lDcreue, Sohlo said. The ftrm Nld uJea roH ln tbe quart.er from '1.J bWion to $2.l bllllon. Sun said it.a quarterly profJt.a were $174.3 millloo, or '3.11 a share, up from Sl05.4 m.iWoo, or Sl. 97 a ab.are, in the 1978 period. &ha Gnat fumpki.n 5ale.~".i Purchase Any Color TV and Take Your 11 Pick From Our Pumpkin Patch. Each R•c.it Pumpk.ln Has a Surprise $10 to $100. BLACK & WHITE 1911 DIAG. Rain Pelts Midsection C9J.OR • c.1emp. Grea t L ak es A rea E x p ect in g More Snow Albu"que Atl..,le e.111more llo4~ lkn!Oft •utt•lo ClwYe- Oll<.eoo Clll(ln,..11 c ...... .,.., 0.l·FI Wtll DenYer Oelroll °"""" f'•lrbftll• Meteft• .._hllll ....,._ 11\Cf'-'I• -li.•'vllle It-City U tV..-S Little ltoctt LM ....-\.8UbYll'9 ~ . ......,. .11111 ......... ....... NetlW\1'9 • ..... 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" tlM ::r • NW1 Cttele .t ablut I :• P·•· ..a ...... . 1'e SWAT ...... were pr....--. .. t1M maa, ..... Yaalc :Was "~armed_. ....... wt nporWlJ bad ----...... u.u..--..··~aaid. Wlll:N NoeoDY auwerect Lhe knock, &M SWAT team brake don tbedoor, beaaid. 8"eral deputie9..,.. 1D &.be .ttyway wlllea Yanick fired two lbota at them rrom the IOp ol a stairway with a -•caliber re•olver. They re- turned b1a ftre witb abo&M\m blu ta, and tbe IDU • ... killed, Rodril\lea •aid. Tbe 1WOl!lan and tbe boy were found unhurt 1D another bedroom, be said Sex Bias Suit Filed LOS ANGELF.S <AP> -The city of El Segundo and lts police chief bave been sued for $2 million by a former city police department clerk, wbo claims abe was barred from becoming a law enforcement of· ficer after she admitted she bad sex witb department membersandalsobadanabortlon. Debra Lynn Thome of Playa del Rey charged sex discrimination in the su.it filed last Sept. 28 in federal diatrict court here IN BE:& SUIT, Ms. Thome said she revealed during a polygraph test that she had sexual rela- tions and the abortion. The test was taken as part or her examination for policewoman Also named as defendants were El Segundo police Capt. J C. Devilbiss and polygraph ex- aminer John Hampton SHE FURTHER alleged that '·confidential in- formation" she revealed during the test was senl to Chief J ames J ohnson and Devilbiss and was used to "conspire to prevent her from being ap- pointed a police officer " SEC to Accept Solvency Plan SAM DIEGO tAP>-"11»e See1111U• llDd Ex· change Commission says it will accept a re- organization plan for Westgate-California Corp., the Sl bllllon con1lomerate which went bankrupt under C. Arnholt Smith. The plan. developed by banknptcy truStees •rtaa tM .-u -.era{ years, wowd turn Weat1ate lnto a leaner company w\tb Air Callfomla, a profitable regional airline, as its ma jor operatin& entity. A BEAJUNG IS scheduled Oct. 30 at which U.S. District Judge Leland C. Nielsen may rule on the plan. Two-thirds of Westgate's credit.ors would also have to approve it. The plan drawn up by bankruptcy trustees Curvin J . Throne and Herbert Kunzel provides for Westgate to sell Sun Harbor Industries and Sun Harbor Cari be Inc., a Puerto Ri co-based entity. SAVE 50% IUY AT FACTORY DIRECT PRICES SA VI UT AIL DIALS f'IOAT L Bank Seeka Recovery of $927,288 WIBT COVINA (AP) -A Welt Covina ~le. wboM ll-Clllt blak account laaplkablJ awelled to D .. rl.J Sl mUlkm IMt year, bu beeo barred rrom ..ma, Cll' mlW1aa tlMtr ~ lane unW a bank Mi& .... tlMm .. MUied. Tb• prellmtnary ln=on waa 1ranted •••day b1 8aper1or JQdae Vernon G. Poster a tbe nqu.t el Uatt.ecl Californla Bank • wbJcb 1111 rHq to recover tbelll7.-lumpof cub t.bal ..,..,., materialbed in tbe account of Arne and A.-llarie RJ.atol . sell or ~e lt from Ill pre.mt locadoia la Pli.I.. VCB ATl'O&NEY •A&Y WlllTNft Keo· oey claimed lD court doeumeata that tbe R1ltbll are respomlble to the bull ror tbe money. evea lf they were tbe victima ot a "Mtup." Weawood accowitaat Leoaard H. llarrll, ,a. faces trial Nov. 2 to connectloD wtt.b tbe alletld scbeme. Ralpb Enllten $1, at lniDe and torme,Jy of Fountalo Valley II scbedu.led for a prellmiaoVY hearing Oct. 31. Both are wrpcl witb crlUld theft, conspiracy and recelvln• stolen property. llD'l'OL. AN ACC011NTANT, WAS acquitted of -,nnd u.Aela&r .. July 210aftcbe.told.&&apertc>r ------------------ Court jury be bad been "Ht up" for tbe flnucia1 ldaemebytwoothermeo. Court records show tbat more than SDl,000 wu checked out of the Rt.toll' account within a month ol lts mysterious appearance 1n June 1978. lnvestipton believe tbe ftmda were laundered ln European and Canadian banb. Tbe lUltols did not com.est the court's ruling Wecme.day. The order allows them to continue us· in& the m.ooo mobile home bought 1n the weeb fofiowine their windfall, but forbids them to lease, Punch AMAL.C;AMAT"ED GOMMOC>fTIES Lll> Sov~et de fect o r Alexande r Godunov danced his first American performance We dnesday s ince defecting from the Russian Bols hoi Ballet in August. He performed the pas de deux from "Le Corsaire" with prima ballerina Cynthia Gregory at a Hollywood movie film studio The taped dance will be seen Dec. 30 on "NBC Sunday Spectacular." Man Kills Wife MILL VALLEY <AP) -Randall Gould , I former publiaher or the Shanghai Evening Post I and a newspaperman for 4.5 years, apparently killed bia ailing wife in bed then fatally shot I himself. police said. The body of Gould, 81, was round late Tuesday I with a .38-caliber revolver 1n one band and an arm around the body of his 83-year-old wife, Agnes. He was well known in the Far East. ~·-~~n_,_'--ft-"'*'---'-l~--------------' Alleged Medi-Cal Fraud Eyed "I have this uncomfortable feeling. Grimsley, that our futures are beginning to catch up with us." LOS ANGELES <AP > -A grand jury next month will look into a small slice of the state Medi-Cal program, which or ficials believe is tapped for $1 billion a year through fra ud and padded billings. The jurors In Los Angeles County will be Jooking at thousands of documents from a medical service fi rm and a doc· tor who State Health Service audit.ors say owns a controlling interest 1n the firm. Agents from the state attorney general's of· flee seized the papers last March during raids on the of. fices ot Spectro Health Services and Dr. Edward H. Rubin. \'e1111e Ol•••e Bk LOS ANOSLES CAP> ProMeUl:iDs ldta= Mid Wed-.DMCla7 tbey will aay .,._.. to mne UM trial of An1rela ( STATE J Buo no , 45. ch a r ged 10 the Hillside Strangler case, out of Los Angeles because of alleged prejudicial publicity "It would be too costly and cumbersome to move to some other part or the state to conduct a trial." chief prosecutor Roger Kelly said. Dl!lltuult'•~ SAN FRANCISCO C P ) SlgnJficant health proglems a mong thousands of dentists and dental auiatanta exposed re- gularly to la\llhlq 1u -an anesthetic -bu been fouad. ac- cordinl to a Stanford Ual...mty atudy, Beseareben. wbo reported tbelr f'hM!lnp Wednetlday at the annual meelmg of lhe Amen can Socie t y of Anes thesiologists here, Said the problems lhey Ufi· S.rvtu T-~atY-Ooot f covered included h1gber·than· 1CAM• s-. ,..Mftl vour .,.., SA VE $2.50 normal rates of diseases or the cosTu•cu642·17S3 liver , ki dney a nd n er vous •u...._,&••• Sa•tt system . an increased number of ""'~~=~~1 POPOY .'!!..~ 69 miscarriages among the wives .,..i::;,;,.:m;:i:;.;Fnry~.;;: ... .;;"'.;;.-:..i..m.;~;.;;:·.i..:..i' ..-.J of male dentists and among ---------YODIA a... "·49 female dental assistants dis- eases, and a higher incidence or CUT 140,0 S 29 9 birth defects in the children of '' dental assistants exposed t.o'the , • ..,..,...... • ALMADEN 1.5 , gases. ,~ .. _....,.. L11w ti I RABBITT INSURANCE 8ntefhs D~ 14':czsu ' 0 ....-, ~ MT. WHI a... Sl.47 FAltMRS IMSURAMCI Git~ SACRAMENTO CAP ) Benefit chec)ts for 700,000 aged, blind or disabled CalifomJans which have been delayed ainee laat summer are to be peld in November and December. That wa• tbe won1 W..._..•Y rrom tbe ..... Sodal 8ervlce9 Deput. ment. \ I Thul'ldey. Octow •· 1m Jrvtae ,.Iden&, .U..'l need a ~ r.a1111d dJ report to ten tbem uaat J.t -.. lit :tl:il II ,.__ llal1IM co,,,. Air S.8tloe ............. elraaUtiedt .... tM flnl ......... of u.. yw. 1Wr..,._ .......... u.m ...... But u.e ........... d .., .. '*' eio..ctl ... ~- -trwleted 1Mo ltltiltie9 Jm1 lllOw mud9 of an IA· crew tn tnAma MtiwttJ ocma ....... U.O. maatlal wllich aftoUin&ad lor the .... IB ... eompa.-. Tbe report •dmatee =euretMI mer...ild uo ,ercent ln number abucl of ~ at El Toro. t:x .. rbaUna tbe alt wu tM cloluN of the base's main nmway ror Npaln, ~t= UM o1 an audllary at.rip Wbic-h broqllt jeU tn over at.cl area oflb city. The report. Nlealed lut week, wW be uaed by Clty Attorney Jamea Elick.loft u tbe batJa for a lecal opbdon on whether the Mariaea violated federal envlroomtntal rules ~h lncreued traln!nc eaercl1e1 meant to lri mulate lanf.ti.np aboard carriers. Whatever hi• conclusion, the tact remaiDI that Jet l'loi e from the bue is a eerioul problem. The military must show it la eenalUve to tl>e effectt it.a operatlou h"ave on the sunoundina oommunitf. Jn the case of Irvine. that m eans a commwllty whjch ts cbanatn1 swiftly almost from month to month. Although the city has received assurances from }egislators and military officials alike that similar ex· t>rcises on a large scale will not occur aaaln, the City Council must press its case that noise pollution from the base wiU not be tolerated in silence. Precaution Tunely Last week 's earthquake which jiggled many P8;rts of Southern California provided a lesson of sorts in timely 4ecision making. The Irvine Ranch Water District had decided to lower j.he level of its Rattlesnake Reservoir in the hilla north of Irvine Boulevard only days before the quake shook the southern portion of the state. The reduction in water level was based on an en~ineering report which indicated a major temblor o~ curring along the nearby Elsinore Fault could cause a possi- ble collapse of the dam. While a big shake along the Elsinore F.ault is con- sideroo unlikely by IRWD officials. they decided to play it safe and lower the water. It is waste water stored for agricultural use. The Oct. 15 s himmy, which caused widespread damage in Imperial County, served to reinforce the dis- trict's decision to take no chances. Jn Southern California, earthquakes are simply a fact of life. The IRWD is to be commended for taking the action >l did to protect the public's safety, particularly in light of t.he fact that it stands to lose revenue because of its ac- lion UCI Housing Help Good news for UC Irvine officials came out of last week's Board of Regents meeting in San Francisco. -1 1... W 4llUNOTON ....,. la tbe ••1 .. t•at• U1at ·waa Nul I ~=-•&119 .......... ... I ~!,.._. ....... tM••of _. .... Mio .. ......, ut1ll ... llaowladae • U. HnlH of Ad•tf·,HTUw ••d .... tnHn, llllOC••t .... TrUeld • Mfte ta .. •i&y, I lM)' ......... " bad 8 ......, ' ..... , .. rilM aad wron1 th~o tbe homleldal . moronic tbuaa ot the 88 who did the actual butchering. Yet It w as Oerman scleotiats who developed the mass·m\lrder technlQues the SS uted, and who performed UP• s peakable "experhnents" on Jewa, Russian prisoMn-of·war and other helpless victims. l&ONICALL Y, the polities of the Cold War gave these scien· tists the best chance or any Nazi criminals to escape puniJhment for their actions. Their expertise was a salable commodity in the East-West competition tbat sprang Ul> before Che asbes o( de· Mailbox ,...._. o.aaay ..... ev• eool SupprllMCI aovernm•t docu· m .. ta clltal1 u oucr.,:::• iram, codl·named "Pa p," under Whicb bmd.rtdl N--lneludinl .u.,.cl war crtmsua. -were welcomed lato tbe United Statff wUb no ~ for their put Mnice to Hiller. TIM •till· Meret docwMnta were tul'Md up by Sen. llu Baueua, D·llont., wbOH Judiciary subeotnmittee ia · lookJq ldto "Papercllp" and re· tated~amt. The lntmt ot the "Paperclip" proeram waa to reeru1t Oenban 1e1enu.t. and tecbnici1111 before the Soviets snared them . 01ten1ibl)', strict backiround cbecka were to be run on the recruits and tbetr families to make sure n<> war criminals were given sanctuary in this country. IN FACf, however . the secret documents indicate -and other sources have confirmed -that in m any cases no security checks at all were made. This laxity by federal authorities enabled Nazi criminals to settle in the United States. secure from prosecution for their atrocities. A few of these scientists have been ac- e used of perfol'mi11g pseudo· m~a& npll"lnMDta on Jews, loslde aoureea told our U · soclaa. Gary Cohn and Jack llltcball. la...,. ea1e1. detolatory ln- formldioa on a particular Iden· tl•l·reerult WH simply over· looked became the eovenunent c0fl9idend IWn too valuable to r11k aa.tDc to tbe RU11ian1 -or to a de-NuiftcaUoo court. "Paperc:Up" was a calculated. cum\&IMive effort by the U.S. covel"Dll*ll to bring some of the wont kinda or Null into the Uttrted SUI• re1ardJeu of their bac1t1roundl. a congressional lnveatJ1ator told us after ex· amlalai I.be suppressed docu· menll. A leu extreme view was g.iven by another knowled1eable source, 'who aaid the intent of the operaUoo waa benign -to ex· pedite. the clearance of needed aclentific ta.lent -but the way it was carried out was a diluter. "It was an error of judgment." he said. WHE'nlEll "Paperclip" was deliberately used to smuggle known Nui criminala into thla country. or was merely bune,led, the fact remains that federal authoritiee violated immigraUon laws ID tbetr INl to ncnd& tM Germ• teienllau. On• 1'..vtct.d cloeam.a, for eJCample, etatee: "Frankly, we reached the eonchlliioa daat. u a matter ot fact, tbQ ant belnl brought beN u cMUam wttboul re1a1d to the lm.mlsratlon law1." When one eovemmeat oenclal made the reuooable 1u"estion that the German aclent11t1 should be permitted to come here only on re1Ular vlau, he was quickly overruled on grounds of "expedience," the documents show. Hundred.I ol scientists and their fammes. some with neither passports nor visas -and some with weU- documented lies to Nazi ac· ti vi ties -were ferried to the United States on troopships car- rying American Gls home for dlschfrge. Others were brought to Canada and Mexico and sneaked into the Unlted States. l n one lnstance cited in the documents, an American escort- ing officer pulled a gun and tbreateiaed a gove'rnment of. ficial who questioned the pro- priety ol allowing a group of German scientists into the Unit- ed States. ONCE IN TRIS country, the German scientists were given lucrative jObe io American ln· dustry. Some even reeelved security clearances to work on aeuitive defense projectl. Tbe suppressed "P•pereUp" mes raise 4laturbln1 question• about a report last. year by tbe General Accountlna Ofnce. which ec>Mhaded that there was no wtdesprud conspiracy to ob- 1truct \nvest11ati0n and pi'QMCU· lion of Nui war criminals. Tbe GAO report jjid actnowledce that the CIA. the FBI and \be DefeDM and St.ate DeP.artmenta bad indeed ar· ranged f<M' auapected Nuts to -•in refuge here. and then used them as sources ~~ information. But the GAO repon-played down this use ol war~rimes ampect.s by U .S. agencies. The "Papercllp" documents ~how that the involvement of the U S government with al· leged Nazi criminals was far more ext.cnsivc than previously believed footnote. We 'II have further revelations about Naz.is hiding in the United States in future col· umna. The University of California board approved a re- quest to include in the 1979-80 building budget plans for a $6.9 million faculty apartment compl4:x at UCI. . This is particularly well received by Irvine ad- ministrators because of problems they've had in recent vcar s in luring new faculty members to Orange County. The high cost of housing in the a~ea has. proved to be a ~ubstanlial deterrent to the school s recrwtlng efforts. Will Women Ever Gain Right to Be Safe? With construction of the faculty apartments. new pro· fcssors will be able to find temporary shelter in their quest for affordable housing in the area. Plans call for 100 units to be built. . . When the cost or housing is a factor in the unt· vcrsity's pursuit of academic excellence the only way to maintain UCl's high quality is to help resolve the problem. • Opinions expressed in the space above are those of f.he Dally Pilot. Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists Reader comment is invited. Address The Daily Piiot, P.O Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Pho ne (7t4) 642-4321. Boyd/Life Views ByLM.BOYD Pollsters asked an equal number of men and women this query: "Which have tbe more difficult life, men or women?" The m en were divided fifty-My on tbe mat- ter. But three times u many women as men thought women bad the harder row to hoe. Don't you think rain cut· ters on houses ouaht to be mounted on hinaes so the)' could be tipped down and hosed out every eo oftea ! I do. Q. "How many new words does tbe averace person team every year?" 16 A. About 28, if nothing "' done on ~ to boolt the number. Dear Gloomy Gus How can we bave a re· Uable bench with even one \oOle nut who ad· mits to mak\na screwy oblcene phone calla? D.11. .. It was because students at cambrid&e weren't allowed to keep ctiop in their rooms that Lord Byron while there kept a bear. Although Mother's Day was first offlclally re· con1n1zed by a joint con· iresilonal reeolutioa In 1914, Father's Day didn't tet tueb a nod until 1151. And tbat pves you tome idea or the relative importance of mothers md f athen. Q "Wblch l• bi11er. a new.born blue whale or a full grown eleplaant?" A. The whale. By a whole lot. The Uteral meaning of ''diamond" is "indettrucU· ble." It's said the world's cheapest cruile ls the U.bour voyaae between Stoctbolm, Sweden. and Finland's Aland islands. Roundtrtp, 12.25. Did 1 tell you there are 3.2· million potholes In Texas roads? ' • Q . "What do klnl cobra snakes eat?" A. Littler snakes. almoet exclusively. Q. "II tbere a lot or Ucht· nlnl and thunder at tb• Nortb udSoutb Pol•?" A. 11.erdb' any. MaJbe oae iucb e)edrtcal 1torm every 10 yean. To the Editor: In the struggle for equality and basic human rights for women. one glaring area of totaJ inequality yet remains. It is a condition which bas existed for so long that I wonder if. perhaps, it has ever been re· garded as a deprivation d a right. ~ female human beln& is denied the right or relative s afety from bodily harm in her dally life. Why is it still con· sidered an unfortunate but true fact or life that women simply cannot safely live, work. or travel alone? OBSERVE a few examples of common news articles read <and accepted) by millioos every day. A teacher in Costa Mesa is as· saulted on a Sunday afternoon ln her school classroom. A Wood· bridge housewife is beaten over the head and almost raped in her own home in broad daylight. A series of unsolved rape· murders in homes in a coastal community are reported. Don't we aU casually read these ac· counts and think bow un- fortunate, or how awful? I pro- pose we begin reading them and think. whatanoutrage! 1 am a single woman like mllllons of others today. on my own, earning a living. and raising a child. I am grateful that J have so many areas or op- portunity open to me today and rights wblcb were denied not so many yean ago. However, I will not feel like an equal human be- ing unW l am no longer afraid to walk to my car in a dark college parkln1 lot; unUl I reel sare working alone in my office; until my friend is no longer ap- prebenaive about JoHinl alone near her home before dayllabt; unUl J can allow my 14-year-old dauahter to take a public bus after dark. or even before, and not fear for ber safety. Today, with eo many women on their own, what can be done to gtve us the freedom that every other croup bu always had and utumed as an lnalleoa· ble rtlbt? ·The freedom J\Wt to be. . KA.BEN N. THOMAS ... , ... Net T,...,. To the Editor: A recent item in the p•per told how sboektd a traabman In Dayton, Obto, become• when he ftnda .,...t bil bat• of buttool thrown in the trash. Well. I am shocked too. when 1 think of the many dollars the Salvation Army or the Goodwtll stores could have realized from the sales of them. or how happy many insUtuUons would have been for this windfall to replenish missing buttons on the patlenta' clothing. Jn the old days in Norway we learned that it is a sin to throw away good. usefw tbin&s. and l lb.ink it still is, helping to name recetlion in our land. Wute not •. want not. MAGNY L. JENSEN weie.~ llelwt To the Editor: Celia 1\u'ner's article on Oct. J4, opposite the editorial page. was a welcome relief. I could just "hug;· ber for prod· ding a giggle ln a glum mo- ment. Encore. encore! R . MELLlN St~•• Ba• \laj.w To the FAitor: Regarding Dr. Steincrohn's response on stress <Oct. 17). I OK ! HJAPS, ftl£ SIG PEI.I.A RiCEJYiS- fAlL~, WJtJ KICK OFF! mus t comment He -,uggest s that work 1s categorized. men ::. Jobs vs women·s JObs. and lhat by lranscendmg across a forbid· den line. a woman can expect "stress diseases · · How absurd' The a r bitrary d1s t1n clion whic h classifies man 's a nd woman's work has. in the final analysis. no beanng on who wiU be afnlcted wilh "stress dis· eaaes ." Stress is. in fact. handled by people on their own independent schedules. Stanford Univenlty, University of Texas and Penn State University have proved t.bat stress is healthy. If man is not challenged. he becomes a docile vegetable. lackluster. with no drive. wt>o is withdrawn and losing hope. The reality of stttss becomes un· bealtby when frustration in· tensifies tbe advenity UllOdat· ed with unsatisfied stress. ie. failure or problems unsolved. or when suffering from a mental disorder. J have been dealing with stress ror years and my studies conclude that each person will handle stress independently and uniquely. that stress is not un· 0 00 ~ ~o 0 o ~· ••.• ~~00 ~ ••• t .~. \ ....-:-;. . " .. ·~ • healthy. that people grow out of ::.tress. and that 1t 1s 1mposs1ble to associate stress w1lh men's Jobs vs. women's jobs. J .B. YOUNG. Ph.D. 8r•..,. Speice lt'ell To lhe Editor: Last week when Gov. Brown returned from his earthquake survey he was met al the airport and the oews media asked for a statement aboUt Chad Greene. the little boy leukemia victim. Well. I never tbougbt old Brownie had it in him. but "1hat he bad to say would hne gtven cred.Jt to even Pope John Paul II. b tbi. Impossible. of course. ut s Brown statement should be taped and every lawmaker, Jude• and Justice in the country required to view and llaten to it. WARREN G. ALTHOFF ( So)ling Utat lw IOOMld ~ i1lad to welcome the bo1'• parents to Califorftio. shottld the!I be threateud with proaect1ti0ft in Mauachuaetts, Brown cited "11 "1trong commilmeftt to the balic prerogative of the mother and father to decide what kiftd of medical care i• "-•t" for their children, and t.Dftlt on to crit1cW Ute medical e~mnt and tlw state for ~ Ow right to ~ parental relJIO"libilit1 in such mat- tera. Ed.J. • T .. D • ..., ..... -"-c---aMC-_,. ,_ .......... L..-.n ....... ......... M ........... .._ UIW, ... 11 .. , C.-. -... CA tl.a6. ~ ~ tw ~ .... ................. _. ... _ ........ ............. ·---------.. ........ _, ........... ._ ..... cln-•'-'"- Quotes ·•Each year. us out of .oo couples in the Unlt.ed Stat.el ex- perience one « more violent in· cidents. That's 7~ mllllon couples. If we had anythinc like tbal in an or1anic dileue. it would be declared a naUonaJ emer1ency." -Dr. ••rray Sara••· a Univenlty of New Hampabire eoeloloel•t ud co- author of a fort.Homlna book on ramUy .to&enc•. "I think we're I011DI control at ever7tlUI." Saudi Anb&a11 oil mln(•t•r,-lllelk Ml• .. IMl Ya•ul, tel1iaf reporten &bat tM oll ean.l baa loM oaetlOtl ud It 11 ap to coaeumtn to atop price boolU. i.\ 'J '---........ ----------~. ~--------.-.~ - . { 1 I J. l J VOL. ~ NO. 2'1, • SECTIONS, 9 PAGES ORANGI! COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1979 e a Suds in ¥our E9e Laguna Beach Jaycee director Craig Springe blows off a healthy head of foam from his German stein in preparation for Saturday's Oktoberfest in the Art Colony. ~he annual event I eatures a polka band, games, food and beer bootba and fun, beginning at 5 p.m. and continuing through n p .m . on the Laguna Beach frontage road near the Sawdust Festival grounds. Ad· mission is 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children. Proceeds go to benefit local community groups. Boy, 13, Faces Charges in Clemente Cme By RAYMOND ESTRADA. Jll. OI-DMty .._Sc.ff San Clemente police said to- day they have found a .38 caliber pistol believed used in the Sun· day night shooting and stabbing death o f a 30.y e a r ·o ld Capistrano Beach man. An Orange County Juvenile Court hearing is set today for a l3·year·old San Clemente youth accused of s laying William Nelson Krueger, who lived al his mothe r 's Capistrano Beach home. Graveside funeral services were scheduled this afternoon in El Toro for Krueger who police say was shot between the eyes at close range, slabbed numerous times in the torso and left dead on a dirt road near an aban· doned city sewage facility. Although police say the case is aJl but closed. Lt. Craig Steckler admitted that a motive for the slaying is "not clear" and the discarded knife used in the slay- ing may oever be round. Police have questioned a man who says he ls a witness to the slaying. The witnesa has not been identified. "He (Krueger). may have just been walking down the road when be saw the suspect faring tbe first five rounds of the gtm," Steckler sp eculated Police believe the last round killed Krueger But police declined to specify whether property, including a handgun, radio and other loot taken in two Sunday nlgbl burglaries nearby, may have bad something to do with the slaying. Although the youth charged with the slaying bu not been name d, police say be is a Sborecliffs Junior High School s tudent who recently moved from the San Bemardino area to the Capistrano Shores Mobile Home Park near the death scene. The mobile home park, where two / trailers were broken into Sunday, ls located across North El Camino ReaJ from the dirt road where Krueger was found lying oo his back in a pool of bis own blood. After combing the area along the highway north and south or the death scene and mobile home park, police said the .38 caliber pistol was localed near J.he city's Beach Club facility about a quarter mile from the site of Krueger's death. Police believe the knife u.wd in the slaying was discarded somewhere along the highway and possibly picked up by a passerby. It is believed that Krueger was shot first and then stabbed numerous times on the upper left side of his chest and in his lowe r right a bdomen, police said. Pasted by Pie Gov. Brown Yippie 's Target NEW YORK (AP ) - California Gov Edmund G. Brown Jr. was bit on the side or the bead with a lemon·cocoout pie today as be entered Cooper Union to address sever al bun· dred students. The pie -thrower was Ylppie Aron Kay, wbo habitually uses a pie,io-tbe-face as a way of show· inl dlspleuure with a person. In Ulla cue, be said without amplification that Brown was "not doing anything for the prison system and prisOoers in California." He also accused the aovemor of playing alon8 with Howard J arvla, author of California's Propolition 13 tu reductlon law. Kay claim.a to have scored 14 bits on prominent figures in six years and to have been.arrested only once, when he was fined $150. Among his targets have been Sen. Danie l Patrick Moyn1han, D·N.Y., former New York Mayor Abraha m Beame and former CIA bead William Colby. Brown was entering Cooper Union , a science and arts college on the Lower East Side, when the pie was thrown. He went up- stairs to clean himse lf off. When he came down his hair still was damp. "I was delayed a little bit when I ran into a fellow with a pie," Brown told bis student au· dience, which responded with a m ass groan. "They say cam· paigning is not a piece of cake . . . The thing that really gripes me Is that it wasn't on my diet." He then launched into his scheduled speech. _onnection · Cocaine Operation Broken · By STEVE MITCHELL Of .. Deity Heit, .... A "top rank" international drug ring that federal pros- ecutors said w as le d by a former Laguna Beach man and involv,ed bringing an estimated $72.5 million worth or pure co- caine into the United States bas been broken by a series of key arrests. Samuel Cutkomp, formerlv of Laguna Beach, was na med as the ringleade r o r the cocai ne operauon tnat ~eluded bnnguig 400 poWlds or the drug into the country in book bindings, scuba tanks and even use of a foreign diplomat, federal agents said to- day . Cutkomp, 53 , who had ad· dresses in Laguna Niguel and Laguna Beach before moving to 'a $1.2 million lalterront house ln Tahoe, Calif .• in 1977. is being held in Reno with bail set al $500,000. The elaborate drug smuggling operation also included couriers and dealer s i n Huntington Beach, El Toro and Santa Ana, according to Steve· Swanson. aeeot in charge or the Federal Drug Enforce ment agency in Reno. . Tboee realdenta were named •mOllll ~ in a aw Pederill JSJ iDdk:tmmt u1 ' II la &Ma ...... e1t7 ~~~o1"C ~; Robert and Mary Taylor ol El Toro and Daniel BraJ" .. 81111&aADa. Sw&DIOll Mid that Cutkomp hatebecl the orpniuUoll in late 191' wtam be traveled to South America and wu introduced to a major cocaine dealer ln Lima, Peru,. "Cutkomp had female cour· lers transport money and co- caine from Uma to the United States," Swanson said today. The former Laguna Beach man a ppa rently had three m ethods of transporting money and drugs, Swanson said, includ· ing sealing cocaine in book bind· ings, using scuba equipment and a diplomatic couMer from Costa Rica. Swanson said women would fl y to Lima with $100,000 to $200,000 in cash and meet Wlth Cutkomp and the alleged drug dealer Edward PortugalSalaur Arter tunung over tile money. the women would take cocaine. sealed in bindings or large books, and fly from Lima tu Mexico City. The women would then pro· ceed to Tijuana where they would be met by another group of couriers who would carry the drug.filled books across the border into San Diego posmg a!> tourists. Tbe books were then brought to Laguna Beach. Swa nson said, with some of the drugs d1stribut ed in the Art Colony and some (See DRUGS, Page AZ ) TOMBSTONE IURGAIN BUY LONDON <AP > -An ad· verUsemenl seen in a country store al West Bridgford, near Nottingham: ·•F or Sale. Secondhand tombstone. Bargain for famjly named Perkin." ....~ ..... ~ Alk•,• l~lc-O·L••ter• Amy Herdman, s, tests bet' klnder1arten's Halloween symbol at Sooth Laguna's Aliso School Tum to Page A3 for pictures of pumpkin's preparation before an en· thusiaslic audience. Cops Call Weekend Alert for OC Killer By JOANNE REYNOLDS °' "-o.i1., ,.,._. st.Mf Whi le detectives cont.rnue to sift through hund reds of leads an search of tht> Orange County killer. patrolmen fro m fi ve agencies were setllng plans to· day for increased forces over the weekend. The slayer. respons1 ble for at· tacks on nme women that have left six of them and an unborn tn Cant dead. usually :;trikes on weekends. ''We're gom~ to place a ll the men we can mto the field ... -.aid Ll. Wyatt llart of the Orange • Rattle r Bites Clemente Dog San Clemente resident Ron R ichardson told po lice and Orange County Animal ~ontrol officers his pet do~ was bitten by a ralllesnalte in his yard Wednesday. Authorities killed the snake Ric hardson. of 203 Via Socorro. said his dog was rushed to a local veter inarian who treated the animal for the bite. The veterinarian said the pooch is expected to recover. County Sheriff's Department The loUer preys on apartment residents during the late night and early morning hour" Officers fo rm the She riff's Depa rtme nt and the Costa Mesa. Irvine. Newport Beach and Tustin police departments tndrcated that habit will dictate the w ay in which their special patrols will operate. Meanwhile. investigators con· firmed today they have ruled out ;J Santa Ana man as a suspt:cl in the assau.lt cases. Jon Richard Rowland, 18, was arrested ru; a prowlinf( s uspect in a south Santa Ana apartment complex early Wednesday. Detecttves seckmg the Orange Count> killer questioned him because of his resemblance to the suspect in their cases Officers 53Jd today, however, the poss1b1lity that the youth 1s the murderer-rapist 1s a limited ooe. The suspect m the inter-city cases has been described as hav- <Stt KILLER, Page A2) Or:.n:fi:asl Weather Profs Strike C INCINNATI (AP) - ProfetllOl'S walked picket lines today lo tbe fint strike ever by ~ the f acuity at tbe University ol ~ Cinclnnati. School Financing Topic 'A' Cloudy and cooler Fri· day. Lows tonight in 50s. Hi g h s Friday 70 at beaches to 75 inland. INSIDE TODA. Y Ah, Ntw HampahiTe -U's the grandest and t h e damnedest. Story, phoro Page Bl. PUU GIFT . CVIDE OFFERED TodaJ'• Daily PUot feat\11'99 a pre·boUdaJ lift CWM to South CoutPlau. Look for tbe U -pa1e · au~r "Annhenary Cel• • eoatalalq ttori• ud ........... plau. lt eeleltratH lt1 11Ua ••· ••ft'Mr7. Tbe ...... to OODUll• ftnanc· ln1 prof= In tbe cmce-wealthy Be•da Unlfted Scbool Dlltrlet wu a etetral theme dunn1 a caadldate'• fonun Wedaelda~nllbt mvolv· inl the n;9C~ 111k'n1 two sat.I on the board Nov. t . The 30 or so parents ud com· mWllty members wbo att.a-d beard candld8M9 ofter •utoul solution• to 1et_ tb• dJ1trtct tbrouP f\ltUre budlet bl ... Tbe fonm ID tbe IQb lcbool audJtorimn futund lDcmnblntl Dr. Ron Chilcote and Harry Bttbell and candidates Bruce Hoppln.I. Michael Onorato and Manha Palmer. Tbe five candidates answered quesUoaa from apomorln1 PTA memben and parent& and ~ community members atteodln• the two-hour forum. Foremost on tbe miDdl ol can· dldat.I md audience alike wu tb• Serrano-Priest 1tate supreme Ooart decllk>n, Prop. 1J and odaer lellalaUon that bu meat bmdndl of U.0..-andl ol • '9ollan in cut.a for the five-school district in recent yean. Harry Bttbell, a South Lacuna realtor and four ud a half year 1chool board member, said the paat four years have "been tou1b." And, be said, tbe next foor years wlll present ilmilar challe111• to the acbool dlltrict, whlch hu bad to "cut summer 1cbool, adult education. school trampcrt.ltion and recenUy cut '3I0,000 from tbe buctcet." He Hid more euta may be nee .... l'J to malatain educ•· } tional quality in Lal\llla Beach. P arents may have to pay to have their children tran1ported to schools in the Laauna Beach district. In addition. Bithell said, the district may have to look to even larier class sizes to keep the school di.strict in operation. But he said district officials are aeeking other means of rais· in& (W\Cls that won't be available from the state in future yean. "This district receives 1bout $90,000 in scholarship monev for C8ee LAGUNA, Pace AZ> . , ···-~ .,,,..-....cir l..M.h.,-...., .. ,. CM~• Cuul .... C9"'k1 c ....... 0..-......,.. ·~ .............. ,_ ... "'..,.... =:... \ 'l ... Mournen, 'Protea ten Keep J"igil Nl!W Y08k (P) - Some follown are IM'Q· lq for tM del r.ed abab ol Ira a'• recover1 from eancer and 1.U bladder 1ur1ery, but ot!Mn ••1 tbey hope be wtll turviv• only to meet a violent death, Four Iranian women conducted a pra)'eJ' rilll Wedne1da1 lnalde New York fbDttaJ for Sbab Mobammecf Baa Pahlavi u ,_..... removed b1I 1allbladder. Outtide, dem- on a tratora ebanted "Death t.o tbe Sbab ! " The thab, whose 1lx· year battle with cancer ol the Jympb 1ystem wu dJa. clo9ed followiq the opera· tlon, wu deacrlbed aa "restlng comfortably." p,....p-AJ KILLER ••• ing dark balr and eyes and may wear a dark mustache. He ls ol medium height and welght with a powerful build and appean to be 25 to 30 years old. Police investigators stressed today that other than the description, they have almost no leads to the suspect. "We don't even have a vehicle description," said Lt. Jack Calnon of Costa Mesa. ··1 wt.ab we did, tbou&b." Ctinoo • mvesti1aton from the four other a1encle1 aay they are contlnwn1 to receive in· formation from area residents based on leafiets handed out door-to-door by Costa Mesa's re· serve police officen. Capt. Edward Glugow, com- mander of the Costa Mesa patrol division said those reserves will have completed their assign· ment by tonight and will be used to increase police manpower in the streets over the w~kend. Capt. Ron Lowenberg of Tustin said his city has bad a special patrol force at work for the last three weekends. "We use everybody we've got so we can have a whole bunch of cops on the streets," be said. "It's ex· pensive, but we've got to do it." Orange Coast law enforce- ment officials have warned apartment residents to be wary of at.rangers \n their neighborhood and to be sure to keep their doon and windows locked When they're home. Airline Hit By Prote1t1 DENVER. Colo. <AP> About 35 men and women in wheelcbain spent four hours at the CcotioentaJ Airlines desk at Stapleton International Airport to protest the alrllne'• policy againlt carrytna a wheelchair battery Continental comlden a hasard. Tbe pnMlten, memben of Denver'• Atlantla commanity for tbe b.andicapped, took tmna requestina a ticket at the CcJn. tlnentaJ counter. Ticket sellers rejected each of them in turn. OMMMCOMT vsc DAILY PILOT , ... 0<• ..... C-10.11• ... lo4. •""-I<"••(-....... _ .............. """""_..,,_Or_ Coa\I Pul10_C_..Y ,..... ... ..,.,._.,. ......... --.. ,.......,. , ...... , ... C...•• Moo•• N•-1 _,., t<""'lnflOll -"'"°"" 1•ift V•H~Y. ,,..,, ..... l~ h«"/'°""h COM• A >'"4'• •O<J-INllloftl\,......_~u«Hn..,., -··· "'"prln(fpal .,.,..,"" ... pl ........ i-. W.\I ll•Y si-. Coitl•,,... ... CotflfOmf• ti.llo ~·--....,14oftt-,.....,,.., ~ .... c.wr VlttftrH ___ .. _...., _ ..... .... '=·~===-~ ... w--~ .... .. ,.. ...... ...,....... u.--.... o..oe . 1e11 .... C...H ..... ey ..... tM m•aaw of ...... laYtall llDd Lou, 61' C•n'N ................. tlile .. vallltal:lla.m. ............... nee& .. a ............ tM ..... ............... la ... TM ,.., fted la a •altlq OCMD• pad aedaa drtvea b1 a Wrd man. llalow aald. Aller be.art.q a pollee ractio broadcul about the robbery. Shertrr• ~ ltlcbHl Wood reportAlld Helq ~ suspected lela•&J •'*> oe Cron \'IDty PartwQ near tbe Su Dtieeo ....... .,. Wood aad other depuUH pure... tM auto to Paelflc Cout ffl&bway ad ... DOrtb aw ta.. aedu turMd rlPt oo '1tb Av•ue la lout.b Larcma. nae ltreet dead encb la tbe Soutb Cout Medical Ce1lter parklq lot wben deputl• ar-~ tbe Uu"M mee lD tbe auto. Al'ft!llted and cJaarced la COD· aection with the robbery are Jobn Delull• E1aer, ai, 2'30 Glenaeyn St., Jamea Mitchum, 2450 Gleueyre St., both in Lquna Beach, and Steven Jef- fery Sprque, 2S, a Marine ata- UODecl It Camp Pendleton. All three men were questicJDed by FBI aaenta and remained in cuatody toct.y. Eh&ow aa1c1 the sa.ooo 1.n aoot wa1 recovered alone with a pellet sun. tbat resemble• a .38 caliber pbtol, that police say waa used in the bolduJ). • 16 to Compete In Clemetite Mui Pageant Sixteen beauties have qualified for the Nov. 18 Miss San Clemente competition. The upcoming pageant will be held at 5 p.m. at Sebastian's West Dinner Playhouse near the com er of North El Camino Real and Avenida Pico in San Clemente. The event is sponsored by the San Clemente Chamber of Com· merce. Thia year's contestant.a are Carmen Acosta, Leigh Ann Baker, Debi Constant, Diane Cook, Melissa deBoisblanc, Sabra David.son, Tracie Elliot, LeAnne Ellison, Francie Fitzgerald, Sally Jordan. Renee Paul, Molly Anne Pert. Letitia CTiah> Rebman , Linda Rodri~. Sara Slevcove and SandeSnelgrooes. Glenda Cantu and Jacqueline Taylor are alternates. The Nov. 18 program includes a fashion show , entertainment by television actor Joe Cooley as master of ceremonies and vocalist Lynn Dove. Tickets are $16 for adults and $11 for children Tickets are available at the Chamber of Commerce office on North EJ Camino Real and near W. El Portal street. p....,p-AJ DRUGS ••• transported to Tahoe city for diatrl butloo. A 1econd method of transportation involved filling empty 1CUba diving tanks with 25 pounds of the drug, which was taken up to Belhe, South America, then to New Orleans. Swanson said the former Laguna Beach man also used the former Costa Rican agricultural envoy, Rodolfo Araya-Porroe, 3'1, to transport up to 50 J)OlUlds of cocaine at a time to Miami and other U.S. ports. Aaalstant. U.S. Attomey Lee Lutfy from Reno said 20 persons were named in a Reno Grand Jury indictment Wednesday and 12 of tboee suspects have been arrested to date. He said indictments will be sought "to the next three months" against 20 to 30 other suapecb in the elaborate drug smuggling cue. Swanson said some Orange County residents will be named in future indictments but be would not releue their names . The &OftmmeGt became aua· plcioua of Cutkomp in 197$, of. flclalt 1ald, when it wu dll- covered be wu makln1 twlee- montbly tript to Peru, flytna ftnt clua, altbou&b be bad no apparent income. TR pernmeat caupt up to Cutkomp ln July when be wu lndlcted on cooaplracy to import and d.l.ltribute cocaine. He ii stLU in prllOD witb baU Ml at "°°,000. launch Poatponed BAY ST. LOUIS, M\11. (AP) -Selentiltlyc>'tponed a test ftr. lq WedneldaY of a cluatet' ot apace 1buttle teat ea1lnea becat&M of a 1maU bydrolen leak, oCftdall wd. 'CHM l ,..._. AHIAD' Bowel Member Blttte• ....... , ... ,.. a, Rll''DICllOSl'Mfi· . ............. A...,._ ....... a...,,_ •••ctroale ~tu.a • U.• Anaheim Ooa.eaU• tellter escalated tedaJ • Ute llaow drew ....... wtU. .... emit of JI d.....,.ton l• acts ol ctY'U dllN4!1.mrce • 8aae•r·e•rr1l•I elem· oattratora repreaeotla1 • coali&n ol retlP*I ud ltop. the-arms-race ~ wen led oft by ADabllm POiice after' at· tempt.lnc to tlloc\. tM doers of the C-.'t ICMA mtbitMll. Twelve penw--. arnded Wednleday oe llmller ta•11111 lDc dw'lea and Wli....., ...... cuatocb' lD Oraqe ComlJ Jell. {I In a departure from pro- LAGUNA SCHOOL CANDIDATES. • • eedlll't9 med WedneMaJ. pro-r test.en were not wamed ot tbe alle1ed treapaaaln1 violeUom prior to beinl IU'relted. W....._ day police bad given a two- mJnute warninc to allow pro- teaten to dispene. • • ~tudents, compared to $15,000 to $20,000 received by atudeots in other district.a," be said. He 1uc1ested tboae donors misht have to be approached ud uked to support apeclftc pro- IJ'•m• ratberthallacbola.nbips. ·'I don't want to take acbolanblps away from the atu· dents, but I believe the people in this community can affonl to aend their kids to college.•• Board president. Or. Ron Chilcote, a political adence pn>- feaaor at UC Rlvenlde and qht year Laauna Beach realdeDt, aaid increases in teacher and cluailted salaries will "have to be taken into account in U~t of the bud&et." He sa,id class sin "is a matter of great concern to u.a all,'' addlnl that perhaps aome !:fter cluaa. combined with a er groups, might be a solution. Other suggestions from tbe board member include charging for bus transportation, mating bigh school athletic pro1rams self-sufficient, asking parents to pay for textbooks and supplies used by their youngsters, and seeking donations from busi· nesses and foundations. Bruce Hopping. a 20-year Laguna Reach resident and founder of the philanthropic Kalos Kagathos Foundation. had the most unusual solution to budget woes. He suggested that teachen re. ceive three lo five year con-tract.a, and given goal• to ac- complish witbJn ~al contract period. He said the tenure system "is obsolete," add.in& LafQlla Beach schools practice "time-clock teaching. There is too much babysitting at the schools " he said. Hopping a lso suggested eUminating costly football pro· grams, which he terms violent. "and turning the priority to learning skills." He said the role of the school board ia to ·•act a s an om· budsman to students, teachers, administrators and parents." Michael Onorato, who teaches Far Eastern history at Cal State Fullerton and who bas attended nearly all school board meetings since urn, says be reje<:ts "the naysayers who say we have lost control of easy access t o money," since Prop. 13. "We have not lost control on how we spend the money we have left," be said. But be saJd planning for the future of the school district, "must begin -now. We must ask ourselves what does the state re· quire us to teach, and what have we as Lagunans added on over the years." Onorato said the district must evaluate the programs that cur- rently exist and ''set up task forces to .analayie our declining growth (which means declining income from the state.)" He said the board needl com· munlty judgment on programs after the state mandated co~ are satisfied. Implantation In Laguna Prompts Suit Laguna Beach surgeon Dr Ralph Small and aneatbeslologiat Leonard Case were sued for more lban $1 million Wednesday over alle1ed lnjurtea from breut impJanta- tlon •uraerY. The suit wu filed on behalf o( Jane White who claimed abe •uf· I ered from mental and pb,Ucal pain from tbe 1ur1ery performed la Santa Ana la•t November. She ls uldn1 for •1 mUllon in punltlve damaaes, $250,000 1eneral damages and for at. tomey costs. Jn September, Small pleaded no conteat to chartes of lavoh.an· tary manatauahter after a »-year~ld Salata Ana womq died followlnl breat 1\U'l•fY. Small Ud been aeot to CblDo State Prison for 90 day• of dia1DOltlc stud.lea before MD· tenclq. • 'Pl.AN FOR "1TURIE" C.ndldat• Onorato Marsha Palmer, a five.year Laguna Beach r~idenl who t e aches in the Ocean View School District In Huntington Beach. agrees the distrtct needs to evaluate curTent programs and set priorities. But before cutting programs, the school teacher says the dig. trlcl must seek alternative rorma ol fund1D.g. Sbe au...d parent and community lnvol1'9-ment in that process, and aald parents should volunteer Ume and seek foundation or grant donations to help the dlstnct continue programs ' ..., ... _ ...... 'EVAWAft PIUONI• Te8dlier1"1111ner She called for mott openness lD lbe collect1ve barca1ning process. whic h last year s aw teachen pitted against the ad· ministration over salary negOOa· t1ons · 'Tbett bas to be openness oo bolb sades. because it creates t.enaioo. and t.be ones wbo suffer are the atudeoU. '' Tbe ealHfhlate• wtll meet ........ -ru.day a.le.bl la ...... spoD90ftld .,,. u.. Lacun• ...... Taxpayers Association in the communjty room of Laguna Federal Savings and Lo&n. beginning at 7 JO p m All of tbia, accordin1 to pol.lee \ and spokesmen for the pro- tea te ra, occurred without violence. The expoeltioo abowcuea the lateat ln mllltari electronic• equipment. The abow la sponsored by In· du1trlal and Scientific Con- ference Mana1ement of Chica90. lloat exhibit• feature aopblstlcated electronic equip. ment uaed in a variety of · mWtary &Dlllleationa. No actual · weafJCm are OD displa,J. Tbla 19 U.. lecoDd year that tbe abow llH been held la : Aaabetm aad a ••ntl• re-: ...... toda.J oww ......... lt : .nu ......... ,.... PtnMp uno a eoar .... •· . ewtt ... Mid ia datea bave · been boc*ed ........ a ftna de-: mloo oa ......__ tbe lbow wlll · return will not be made for · another two mootbl. · Ullo aald the number ol ex-. htbitors this year ls down 25 to 30 percent from last year and that actual attendance was down about 15 percent Another conference manage· ment official. Larry Chaarbn. said lbe loss of exhibitors was due to "the huale" that bu sur- rounded the. ezpoeiUon. ··People Jmt don't want to put up with tt ....... aa.ld . One Anabelm pollce onlcer said that two months' planning ·Nen t 1n to preparations to han· die the protest. We've waited 100 years for this carpet sale. Can you wait until Nov.1st? Our business began 100 years ago in December. 1879. All the celebrating this year has ·been le ading up to our lOOth year Anniversary Sale. • We wanted to wait for something important, something really new, an outstanding value worth talking about. On November 1, we ·n be announcing in this newspaper the most significant carpet sale in our 100 year history and it 's just what you've been waiting for! • DO~EY 10916 Oowncy Ave • COSTA MESA 2927 s Blt1tol St Phone 171,.1 751 ·2324 Between F\orence & Firestone 1213) 9119.4444 • LOS ANGELES l~ Channm1 St .. 011mpic ft Alameda 12m 62'7·473' I MUe So. of South Coast Plata \ I • LONG BEACH MIO Britton Dr. f2131 43().. 7501 I . l I \ t t • ~ ' I • f I I I I J l 1 , I I ~ ' I I WUN NO.ODY auwend tbe knock, UM SWAT team broke down U.e door. be uld. Several deputies. were ha the entryway wheD Y anlck fired two abota at them from the top ol a atairway wtth a ... caliber revolver. n.ey re- turned bia fl.re with ahoton bluta, and tbe mu waa killed, Rodr1pe11aicl. Tbe womu and tbe boy were found unhurt lo another bedroom, be Hid Sex Bias Suit Filed LOS ANGELES CAP> -The city of El Segundo and its police chief have been sued for $2 million by a former city police department clerk, who claims s be was barred from becoming a law enforcement of- ficer after she admitted she bad sex wilh department members and also bad an abortion. Debra Lynn Thorne of Playa det Rey charged sex discrimination in lhe suit filed last Sept. 28 in federal district court here IN REil SUIT, Ms. Thome sctid she revealed during a polygraph test that she had sexual rela- tions and the abortion. The test was taken as part or her ~amination for policewoman Also named as defendants were El Segundo police Capt. J C. Devilbiss and polygi-aph ex- aminer John Hampton SHE FURTHER alleged that .. confidential in- formation" she revealed during the test was sent to Chief James Johnson and Devilbiss and wu used to "conspire to prevent her from bei.ng ap- pointed a police officer " SEC to Accept Solvency Plan SAN DIEGO <AP>-The Securities and Ex- cban&e Commission says it wlll accept a re-oraani.Utlon plan for We.tpte-calllornia Corp., the $1 tiiJ.liOD conK)omerate which went bankrupt under C. Arnholt Smith. Tbe_ ~ dev~ .by bankruptcy tNltea do r lDI the put aevliral yean. woald tva WHt&at e into a leaner company wltb Air Califoml~~ profitable regional airline, u its ma· jor opera entity. · A BEAJllNG IS scheduled Oct. 30 at which U.S. District Judge Leland C. Nielaen may rule on the plan. Two-thirds of Westgate's creditors would also have to approve it. The plan drawn up by bankruptcy trustees Curvin J . Throne and Herbert Kunzel provides for Westgate to sell Sun Harbor Industries and Sun Harbor Caribe Inc., a Puerto Rico·based entity. SAVE 50% IUY AT FACTOIY DIRECT PRICES SA VI llTAIL DIAL& PIOfllT r-I WnM 1eOUPOM Ot&T I I I I first'B••r" Bank Seek • RecDf'ery of $927,288 · W8n' OOVINA (AP> -A W11t Covina couple, sell or mcwe tt from lta pNNat loe1Uoa ID ~-=~ .w::* ..::;:~=-..:bl~~ UCB ATIO&NBY llA&Y W........n Jt ... MlMDC or movtu tMir mollOe home mdtl 1 but ney elllmed ID court doeumllU tut tbe ....._ amt 1p1mtthealll HWed. are f1111."0M'ble to tbe baU lart.lile IDCOIJ, ....t.if Tbe 1)T'ellmlD117 lai::ttJon w11 1ranted they were tbe Yicttma of a ...... " : Wedne.tay bJ SUperior 'udle Vernon G. Wllltwood ~ 1.-.rd H. Harril, ... Poeter at tbe reqwt of Uaited CaB.fornla Bank, faces trial Nov. 2 lD eou1eUoa WW. tbe ...... wblcblue'*tn1~~ertbe*7,alumpotcub acbeme. Ralpb Eruten 51, of lniDe Mill fCll'IMilb that 1uddlnly mawnalbed lD tbe account of Arne of FountalD Valley la acbedul9d far a pnllaaua.,,. UMIA.-Jlar\e Rlltol. heartn1 Oct. 31. Both are cbarpd witb' ll'ud ~. consptncy and recelvinlC stolen property. ' &ISl'OI.. AN ACOOUNTAHI', WAS acquitted of -----------------aand theft cbar1• July 20 after be told a Superior Court jury be bad*" "set up" for the financial acbeme bytwootber men. Court records show that more than $8211.000 waa cbeckecl out of the Ristols' account within a month at Its mysterious appearance in June 1978. lnv,eatiptors· believe the funds were laundered in European and Canaclian banks. The Riatola did not contest the court's rulloe Wedn~. The order allows them to continue us- ing the SU.000 mobile bome boucbt .in the weeks followi.ng their windfall, but forbids them to lease, Punch • • I . .. . . . Soviet defector Alexander Goduqov danced his first American performance Wednesday since defecting from the Russian Bolshoi Ballet in August. He performed the pas de deux from "Le Co rsaire" with prima ballerina Cynthia Gregory at a Hollywood movie film studio The taped dance will be seen Dec. 30 on "NBC Sunday Spectacular." MILL VALLEY <AP) -Randall Gould, ~ I former publisher of the Shanghai Evening Post I ~ :: I and a newspaperman for 45 years, apparenUy killed bis ailing wife in bed then fatally shot ~o ________ [... • l himself, police said. I . The body of Gould, 81. was found late Tuesday " with a .38-caliber revolver in ooe band and an arm I around the body of h.is 83·year-0ld wife. Agnes. He I was well known in the Far East. • 1911 ,_ •1111t1 llO L-.;~;;..;;.....;;..;..;...=...~~~~~~~~~~~~--J Alleged Medi-Cal Fraud Eyed LOS ANGELES <AP> -A grand jury next mol'lth will look into a small slice of the state Medi-Cal program. which of ficials believe is tapped for $1 billion a year through fraud and padded billings. The jurors in Los Angeles County will be looking at thousands of documents from a medical service firm and a doc- tor who State Health Service auditors say owns a controlling interest in lbe firm. Agents from the state attorney general's of- fice seized the papers last March <luring raids on the of- fices ol Spectro Health Services and Dr. F.dward H. Rubin. \lewOl•• .. •tt L OS A N GSL l!:S ,(A P> - PrOIMC ..... M:IJ l'llCtjt aid Wed-nesday they wlll ftgbt any effort to move the trial or Angela '· ( STATE J Buono • 45, charged in the Hillside Strangler case, out of Los Angeles because or alleged prejudicial publicity ''It would be too costly and cumbersome to move to some other part or the state to conduct a trial," chief prosecutor Roger Kelly said. Dl!IKlst•W•l"lletl SAN FRANCISCO Significant bealtb pro1lema amon1 tbousandl ol deatistl and deDtal ualatanta exposed re- gularly to laup••a aa -• •wtbetic -baa.,_ f...S.ac- cOl"dlq to e StL , ' U•••• •tudJ. Researchers. wbo ~ their findings Wednesday at the , SACRAMENTO <AP > Benefit c.becks for 700,000 ara - bllnd or disabled Califormam wtalcb have bee9 delayed aiaee i.. ....,mer _...'° be pQI iD .......... md .,... ... _ 'n.t ... Ula ward ......... , from tbe at.ate Social Services Depart- ment. .. , have this uncomfortable feehng. Grimsley, that our futures are beginning to catch up with us." · ,. Ass~es Premature It appears the developers of a 3,000-bome project on ~n Clemente's Visbeek Ranch have been less than frank With the City Council and Planning Commiaslon mem- bers. Tbe controversy centers around a southern access J'(>ad that should be built into the proposed community to ~ke the erowtng traffic load off Avenida Pico. Nu-Weal Development Corp. officiala have what ap- pears on paper to be a feaalble plan • But four 10Vernment aaencies told Planntna Com- JDiqjon members l'efflltly the Dlala la not IOUDd. There wu ecfamant oppoeltlon from Marine Corps and state ··-wlao UM land ..... tlae Viabeek Ranch. HMr coat tbls be! A Nu-West spokesman told coun- ......._. 8IDt. 19 be saw "no opposition"· from these ..,...,. wbGle appro•al for the road plan seem.a The Qty CotmelJ voted 3-2 on Sept. It to approve a 1pedftc plan for tile 3,000-bome project. Luckily, more council and Planning Commt11lon reviews are needed before tbe bUi.lding actually geta imder way. It should be noted tbat the Nu-West plan is an in· novative and attractive proposal that has met many de· lays in the past year. The road issue doubtless can be re· solved. ' But council and commission members should require more than a developer's assurance that approval of other concerned agencies wH:l be forthcoming before local ap· proval is granted. orurns Help Voters \ SouUI Cout voters Who 10 to tbe polls Nov. 6 face a eyn.4 fll e&DCM•• for tlane aabool boards. , Tbere are 18 lncumbenta ud bopefuls seeking four s,eats on the Saddleback Community College board alone. aix candidates are seeking four seats in the Capistrano Onifiecl ScbooJ District, and five hopefuls are vying for Uivo seats on the Laguna Beach Unified School district doanf of education. Fortunately, several candidate meetings have been scheduled to make the selection process a little easier. A forum will be held for Capistrano and Saddleback candidates tonight in San Clemente in the San Diego Gas and Electric Co. auditorium at 101 W. El Portal beginning at 7:30p.m. And Laguna Beach residents will have a chance to he ar local candidates Tuesday (Oct. 30) at 7 :30 p.m. at Laguna Federal Savings and Loan, 260 Ocean Ave. Another forµm for Saddleback candidates will be held at the college art building Nov. l at 7: 30 p.m., sponsored by the faculty association. And Laguna Beach High School students are getting in the act Friday with an afternoon with the Laguna can- didates in the school library. The public-spirited will use these forums to help fit the faces, and philosophies, with the names come Nov. 6. • Opinions expressed In the space above are those of the Dally Pilot. Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment is Invited. Address The Dally Pilot. P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321 . Boyd/Life Views ByL.M.BOYD Pollaten asked an equal number ol men and women this query: "Which have the more difficult Ufe, men « women?" The men were divided f:lfty.ftfty on the mat- ter. But three times u many women as men thought women bad the harder row to hoe. Don't you think rain gut. ten on houses oupt to be mounted on b.lntes 10 they could be tipped down and holed out every ao often? I do. Q. "How many new words doe• tbe avera1e person learn ...,.,ear?" A. About 21, lf notbinf ta Dear Gloomy Gas Row cm we bave a re· liable beDdl wttb even OM looM nut wbo ad- mltl to m•k'ftl scNWJ oblceae .._. ealls1 D.M. cw.., .. c ......... .... ...... l:jl" ....... . ·= __ .. .. ~ rrr.t"' ..... . (J .. done on purpoee to boost the number. Altboucb Mother's Day was fiut officially re-congnized by a joint con- greuional resolution in UH, Father's Day didn't 1et sucb a nod until 1958. And tbat gives you IOIDe idea of the relative importance of mothen and I.then. Q. "Which la biHer, a newborn blue whale or a f\lll frOWn eleslbant?" A. Tbe wbale. By a whole . lot. The literal meaning of "diamond" is "indeatrucU· ble." It's said the world's cbeapelt cruise ta the 13-bour voya1e .between Stockholm, Sweden, and Finland'• Aland ialuda. Roundtrip. $2.25. Did I tell you dlere are 1.2 mHllon potbolff ln Tesu roads? Q. 0 Wbat dp ttnc cobra 1nak•eatT" A. U&tler .-., abDolt nclualftly. Q ..... tbln • lot of ~ DIDI and tbander at lb• Nortb aad8-ll ,...._,,, A. Hardlr A111· Marbe Cllll9 IUCh .a.ctrlcal ltonD 8VflfJ 101een. WASH I NO TON -ID U1e Dlllllmare tllat wa1 Naal Oermll!V. ta. wt mlorll•MM trialaall ol aD ........ of MMeoewM,.. ..... .... kDowWI• at UM ...,.,,. of Adolf Hitler alMI Ills luue 1eoociidal tbeorta TralMCl to aerw 11 .. u117. ... 1 Mould ..... bad a beUer va1p ol not . and wrODI than tbe h om1cldal , moronic t.bUll of the M who did tbe actual butcherln1. Yet it was German scienUata who developed the mau·murder tecb.niQues the ~ used, and wbo performed un· speakable "experiments" on Jews, Ruaaian prtaonen-ot-war and other helpless victims. JaONICAU.Y, the politics of the Cold War gave these scien- tlats the beat cbance of aQY Nazi criminals to escape punishment for their action.s. Their expertise was a salable commodity in the East·Wesl competition that sprang up before the asbea of de- Mailbox teated 09r'maaJ ._.. ..-eool. luDllf 111111 ....,.... docu· .... ta dltall • outrr.:: tram, cod9-named "P ," UDderwtdeb1-dreda Nam - tncludlal all .. td war m"'*n•lt -were,...clltMdbatbe Ullited 8tatM dll DO Ntard few tlleir .,_ ...... to Hlilitr. 'ftle ldll- aeent dueUIDfDta wwetal'Ded ap by a.. llu BallCtlS, l).llmlt., wboM itddalY RbeommltMe 11 lootinl lato "Paperelip'' and,.. lated (ricraml. The inteat of tbe "Paperdlp" program wu to reendt Germ.an aetentilta and tedmid.aOI before the Soviets snared them. 01ten1ibly, strict baeltcround cbecu were to be run on tbe recruita and their families to make sure no war crimlnala were given santtuary in this country. IN f'ACI', however, the secret documents indicate -and other sources have confirmed -that in many cases DO security checks at all were made. Thia laxity by federal authorities enabled Nu.i criminals to settle in the United Slates, secure from prosecution for their atrocities. A rew or these scientists have been ac· cuaed of performing pseudo· medical apertlDIJllla oa Jftl, lnalde eoareH told our .,. t0elaa.t Gary Cohn ud lack Mltcbell. ID ..-cues, derot•t.ory ID-ronuam • a pardeular eden· tl•t·reenait wu simply over· looted becw the 1ovemment cOIWdlred bAm too valaable to rtak loliDI to the auulana -or to a •Nllllkat1oo court. "P&plftllp" w• a cakulated, cumulMin .non by &be U.S. aov.,..._ to bri.Dc aome ol the wont ldlldl ol Nazis loto tbe tJDlted .._ re1ard1eas of their backtroandl. a congreasiooal iove1lt1atot told us after ex· amlnine tbe suppressed docu- menta. A letS extNme view waa given by aoot~er knowled1eable source, who 1aid the intent of the operation wu benign -to ex· pec:Ute the clearance of needed acienW'lc talent -but tbe way it WU canied out WU a diauter. ··n was an error of judgmeat," be said. WBEIBE& .. PapercUp" was deliberately used to s muggle known Nui criminals into this country, or was merely bungled. the fact remains that federal authorities violated immigration .. Ian ID Mr -1 to~ tbe Germ•~. One rellUkted cloetlmeat, for example,...._: .. ~ .. reaclMd tbwC!GDe...._ tlla •a matt« ol faft. U.., Jl'e brouallt hen• cMllw wttbout re1ard to tbe lmmt1raUon laws." When oae IOftnmeal eftldal made ta. n•-•Me •uainttioa tb•t the German 1eleatt1ts should be pe.,nMt.ed to eome here only on Nplar vllu, be J was quickly overruled on growada ol ''expedjenc.," the ( docutn:enta show. Hundredl of scientists and their faml1Je1S , J some with neither puaporta nor r visas -and some with ftll- documenled tie1 to Nazi ac· tivitiel -were ferried to the / United States on troopshipl car- ryi.q American GI.a home for / • discharge. Olbera were brousbt to Canada and Mexico and sneaked into the Unlt.ed States. In one in.stance cited in tbe documents, an American escort· ing officer pulled a 1un and threatened a covemment of- ficial who questioned the pro- priety of allowing a group of German scientists Into the Unll· / ed States. ( ONCE IN THIS country. the German sclentists were given lucrative jobs in American in· dustry. Some even received security clearances to work on ' sensitive defense projects. j The suppressed "PapercUp" files raise disturbing questions about a n!POrt last year by the General Accounting Office, 1 which concluded that there was ( no widespread con.aplracy to ob- st.ruct investigation and prosecu· lion of Nazi war criminals. The GAO report did •cknowledge that the CIA, the FBI and the Defense and State Departments had indeed ar· ranged for suspected Nazis to gain refuge here, and then used them aa sources of information. But the GAO report played down tlus use of war-crimes suspects by U.S. agencies. The "Papercllp" documents show that the involvement of the U.S. ~ovemmt>nt with al leged Nazi cnmmals was far more extensive than previously believed. Footnote: We 'll have further revelations about Nuis hidinl ln tM Ua.i&ed States io tulare eol-umns. Will Women Ever Gain Right to Be Safe? To the Editor: In the struggle for equality and basic human rights for women, ooe glaring area of total inequality yet remains. lt ls a condition which bas existed ror s o long that I wonder if, perhaps, it has ever been re- garded as a deprivation of a right. 1be female human being ls denied the rl«bt or relative safety from bodily harm in her daily life. Why ta it •WJ con- sidered an unfortunate b'ut true fact of life that women simply cannot safely live, work, or travel alone? OBSEaVE a few examples of common news articles read (and accepted) by millions every day. A teacher in Cotta Mesa ia as- saulted on a SUnday afternoon in her school elassroom. A Wood· bridfe housewife is beaten over the bead and almost raped in her own home in broad dayli&hL A aeries of unsolved rape· murders in homes in a coastal commWlity are reported. Don't we all casually read these ac· count• and think how un· fortunate, or bow awfUl? I pro- pose we begin reading them and tblnk, wbatanoutrage! I am a single woman like milllooa of others today. on my own, earning a living, and raising a child. I am gratduJ tbat I have so many areas of op- portunity open to me today and rights which were denied not so many years ago. However, I will not fttel like an equal human be· lng unW I am DO longer afraid to walk to my car in a dark college parklftl lot; until I feel safe worktnc alone in my omce; unW my friend is no lon1er ap· prebemlve about Joaial alone near ber bome before dayll&bt; until I can allow my 14·Year-old daugbter to take a public bus after dart, or evea befqn, and not fear for ber utet:r. Today, wltb ao mae:r women on their own. wbat cu be done to 1lve aa tbe freedom tbat every other ~ bu alwQS bad and •wDed •-. luleu-ble rlgbt? The tnedom jUlt to be. , KA.REM N. THOMAS ••c ... iwecr..,. T•tllelldltar: A nclllt Item la the paper tald bow aboeked a &raabmu la DaJWa, Oldo, ..._...._be ftllda ..... 1161 ..... of ...... thrown in the trash. Well. I am shocked too. when l lbinlt of the many dollars the Salvation Army or the Goodwill stores couJd have realized from the sales of them, or how happy many institutions would have been for this windfall to replenish missing buttons OD the patients' clotbing. . In tbe old days in Norway we learned that it is a sin to throw away good, useful thine•. and I tblnk it ltill ia, helping to name receuion in our land. Waste not .. want not. MAGNYL.JENSEN lt'ekw•• •e11e1 To the Editor: Celia Turner's article on Oct. 14, opposite the editorial page. was a welcome relief. I could just "bug" her for prod· ding a giggle in a glum mo- ment. Encore, encore! R. MELLIN Screaa .. .-.. ~ To the Editor: Regarding Dr. Steincrohn's response OD streu (Oct. 17), I Ok ! HSADS, ftl6 Bl~ f£1.j,A rlfC.EMS- ~lL~, 'rOIJ KICIC Off! must comment He suggests that work ts categonzed . men's jobs vs. women's Jobs , and that by transcending across a forbid· den line, a woman can expect "stress diseases.·· How absurd! The arbitrary distinction which classifies man's and woman's wort has. in tbe fanal analysis, no bearing on who wiU be affiicted with "stress dis- ea se1." Stress is, in fact. hmdled by people on their own inde~ schedules_ Staoloni University, University of Texas and Pmn State Unlvenity have proved that ltres.s is healthy. II man is not challenged, be becomes a docile vegetable. lackJUlter, witb oo drive. wbo is withdrawn and losing hope. The reality of stress becomes UD· healthy when frustration in- tensifies the adversity associat- ed with unsatisfied st.reaa, ie. failure or problems unsolved, or when suffering from a mental dieorder. I have been dealin1 with stre•s for yean and my studies conclude that each person will handle stress independently and uniquely, that stress is not un· • • healthy. that people grow out of stress. and that it 1s impossible to associate stress with men '!) Jobs vs. women's Jobs. J.B. YOUNG. Ph.D. aro1m1 Speice lt'ell To the F.ditor: Last week when Gov. Brown returned from rus earthquake survey be was met at the airport and the news media asked for a statement about Chad Greene, the liWe boy leukemia victim. Well. I never thought old Brownie bad it in him, but what be bad to say would bne given credit to even Pope John Paul n. Impossible. of course. but this Brown statement should be taped and every lawmaker, juqe and jUllice in the country required to view and liaten to it. WARREN G. ALTHOFF (Saflittg Utat lw aooWd be glad to welco~ Che bo11'• pornts l o Coliforni o , •lto•ld llt111 be threatncd tOilh proHclltio" i" AfoHa.chudt•, BTOIOft cilH JUa "atrotl8 C01Mdl1Mllt to UN balic prero,atffle of IM mot1'cr ad /athtr lo decide t01'ot kiltd of medkal CON ii bsa" for d9eir cldldrn, cm _,., °" to c1"'itiriee tlw mecticGl.........., ad,,.. ... /Of' Qt ,..., lM r9d to OWPTWk poMltaJ NIPO'UibitiiJI in nclt mat· ten. Ed.J. Quo tea "Eacb year, 11 out of 100 coupa. la tbe United Stat.I U • penence GDe « IDOl"e ..w.t in- cidents. That'• 7~ million coople1. U we Ud U,.tblac lite tbat lD an cqaak dlle ... , it would be declared a uUaaa.I emer1enc1." -Dr. •tan•J ltrn.:a.:_ Unlnntty ol New Ham ~&Ddeo ...._ ol • fOl'thcolDlnc boot OD f ainJly ftaleDee. "I Ull6M we'n loeiq eoMl'tl ol tterJtJU.tl." S.udl AnlU'a .u mlfaltt.r;a.a M•.C 9a1 Y••• ....... .:r:wtaat .... oU......... elllllnl .... lt la tp to UM WI to .... prtee ...... - Dlloween f...tunival lcheduled fte cU'lllval will be beld from 11 a.m. to 4 ,.e.m, ~ UM ldmoL ~5uoa1 ne1r the corner of rown Valle)' Parktny and lanto Drive. Priaet will be awarded for Y0'9Dlllera in tbe costume ... ,..de rw the h&nniest, uarlest. prettiest. ualiest and most orislnal Halloween 1arbs Snack food booths. a bawited ~. kiddie ri ... same booths -.ct other atlraetiou will abo be a part of W.S year's carnival. Hugh Coffin. 36, became Newport Beach's city at. torney Tuesday when the City Council named ham to the post He has been assis- tant city a ttorney s ince 1974. He'll make $41,000 a year in the new job. Coffin replaces Dennis O'Neil who has gone into private prac- tice. P.ellee Ce~• .... Anti-rape Seminars Set BY .U. LIDDLE ol•OMl'f~• .... In an effort to eue the rean of rt1ldeata followlnt the l1tetl murder ln their tlly. Colla Meu police are teamln1 with local commW\lty eolleaea on anU·r1pe aemlnaN. srarheadin1 these proarams wU be poUce Officer D1reU Fre man and police aide Sandi Rose ORANGI!: COAST Colleae 1_pokeaman Jim Carnett Hid Freeman will present a free an- ti-rape and safety seminar in the OCC Women's Center at noon Monday "Tbe program will include rape-prevention mformation, a d1scuss1on of the recent murder. including a psychological and pattern profile of the killer and tips on how to secure homes against break-ins," Carnett said. Freeman plans a similar pro- ar1m at Golden Weat C6Uege tn Huntlnaton Beach durln1 the flnt week lo November. A cof. lea• apokeeman said a COW'M in the use of Mace a1ao mipt be of. fered. aAPE AWARENESS seminars are abo planned by Freeman for 7:30 p.m. Oct. 30, 2 p.m. Oct. 31, and 7:30 p.m. Nov. l at the police station, 99 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. In addition to the seminars, OCC will offer a &~·defense class geared for women tMlfin· ojng Nov. 14. and Golden West is planning a three.part "Protec· lion," lecture series for January or early March. While Freeman takes to t.be classroom. Mrs. Rose wlll head out into the city's residential areas to inspect homes and or- ganize neighborhood watches. DURfNG A HOME inapectioo, Mrs. Rose said she looks around an apartment or house and makff •uuealiooa to resldenll on ways to secure them from break-ins Mrs. Rose said resident.I in· terested in banding toaethe r abould call and set a date for her to vlalt a local home and or&aniu a aei&hborhood watch ''I'm booked up in the eve- nln11 for quite awhile." Mrs Rose said of the watch meetmgs. "But we're tryin1 to 1et more goina during the day." IF THE DAY program de· velopa quickly, residents should not have to wait more than one or two weeks to form a neighborhood group. For additional information oo anti-rape and safety seminars. home inspections. neighborhood watch or seU-defense classes.. call the Costa Mesa Police Com- mun lty Ser vices Office at 754-5820: OCC Public Inlorma- Uon at 556-5725; or Golden West College Public Information at 892-7711, extension 502. 'lliieves Get S200inCuh T•o DU D wbo Ul•d di venlclrwY Uletia to ctiatNet a clerk, made off wtUa SIOO la C8M lromn a LaJUDa a.aeJa 1porta store. Police Aid tbe two mm •· tered Sportaworld at HO Broadway Tuesday aftenaoon, with one of the mea •':l!i 1 clerk ln convenaUon wtia. other ran UPltaira to a.a Gftlee area. When the pair fell, it wu en. covered that l200 bad been tabn from the office. Riding Equipment Taken in LB Heist Riding equipment, inchlding boots. spun and a Stellon llat, were taken f rom a L11waa Beach home Tuesday. Police said today. Noel nint Creek, of 2745 South Coast H1&bway said buraJars broke a window on a froat door to gain entrance to bis bome. ne loss was estimated at$3'10. Santa Ana Site For U.S. Court?_ KIDS ILOSEI LA•IA BEACH Rep. Jerry Patterson. D-Santa Ana to in- tr$1uce legislation in the House of Represe~tatives to .establish a &bree-county federal court in Santa Aaa. • Pattenoo's proposed action follows tbe re- 1e.-e of a report by lhe administrative office or the t•raJ court system that called for a new division of the sprawling U.S. Central District Court in Los Aftleles. THE DISTRICF INCLUDES about 11 million people in the counties of Orange, Loa Angeles, Ventura, Santa Barbara, San L uis Obispo, f\lveraide, and San Bernardino. Hearings were held in Orange Cowity last year and most of t he testimony supported a division of the court in Santa Ana to serve Orange, San Bernardino and Riverside counties. Sanders saJd. Hearings are expected next March. A Patterson aide said the federal courthouse could be operated temporarily in the federal build· int ln Santa Ana as well as a courtroom that has been offered for use In the Orange County Superior Court. HE SAID LAND HAS BEEN acquired for a federal courthouse building near the federal build- in.r In the civic center area of Orange Couq_ty . Costs or establishing the new facilHy are esllmated at at $2 million. The measure has been proposed for a number of years but has run into recalcitrance from the ··establishment" in Los Angeles, Sanders said. He said opposition has momentarily died down but expects it to resurface at the time or the con· gressional hearings. Size of CdM Ho01es Again Debate Topic For the second meeting in a row, Newport Beacb City Council members found themselves faced with an overflow c rowd to debate the size of homes in Corona del Mar. After an hour-and-a -half of public testimony, council members decided Tuesday night to scrap a plan they'd given preliminary approval to earlier this month. INSTEAD, THEY INTRODUCED an or· d1nance which will only change home sizes north of East Coast Highway. They also appointed a committee of 10 residenu and architects to come up with building standards that "provide enough square footage without the effect of great bulk." Moments later, in a related Issue, council members voted to reject a city Planning Com- ml11ion proposal to increase the number of re- quired off.street parking spaces in all of the city's residential neighborhoods. Many of the Corona del Mar residents stayed to debate that issue as well, because of its impact or the duplexes north of the highway. COVNCILllEN VOTED f.l with Don Strauss dlNentlng to send the parking proposal back to the PlaDJlinC Commiaaion for clarification. Councilman Paul Hummel listed a series of qaeatJom be bad about the PJ'OPOSal and noted that every lime be bu uked the questions, he has been Civen a different answer. "I'm not bearinc the same thing twice," be aaid. Kil council colleaaues, Hcept Strauss, agreed. llayor Paul Ryckoff suggested that com- mlalloners, in revamping their proposal, provide a labullltion for the loss of living area in homes in each section of town where the change in standard will have an effect. COaONA DIEL llA& llESIDENTS were pertlcularty concerned because city staff fiaures Mowed tbe combined effect of tbe builctinf alle re- dllcticm and the ellinlnatklo of living apace to make room f« more parkinl spaces could nearly n& la bait tbe a1Je ol duple&• built in tbe Mure in ... IMliallborbood bounded by Coast Hlpway, o..lia AYeDue, PlNa A•eoue and Buel Drive. TM Mtkm tak• TueldQ oa bulldinl shes Wiii fene .....,. .. eortlt of tbe bllbwa1 to COD· ... wtdl dll -.a NWD""MkM bUUdlq 11.M .... ard ...... la elfect IOUlh ol tbe biCbway. TMt Mend1rd will limit baildinc al.le to 1.5 -.. tM bulldable area of tbe Iota. Bulldable area II ......,, lilft an.-cleclueliq fa.. Mbeeu. At pre· -. ...._ DOrtb of tbe biehway can be built to ........... ble ..... TD ACTION TUSN TVaDAY ellmlna&ed 8Jfl'DI ant ._..foot ndaaeUoa in baild1aa hellhll • .,.Ollwadelllar. Ca d,.._ea S"1JD Hart, wbo lnll'oduced W ' =ce w'6a will mllatala the PWl .. lmll ·= tbe 1.S 1tudard DOrtb , tlM• •mh n •felt tbe llrllli11111'4 .... .,.........Joat 1111ildln,. were Mr: th II 1t1 ll9·root Iota ln tbe .......... 't> 2._.WtlfOf,_..,- • ,_ 0-.. .... .._c..t,...,. IOYs.GllL 'S TOf"S IM. TO S6 ILOUSlS IK. SI J.00 ::.~f ........ 52.M ::.~l ........ 55.• BOY'S SWIMWEAR TO SID 14 Y2 PRICE GIRL'S PANTIES PUIH COlOH, SOME IXAMl'U: L.4Cl l11MMEO. boy'a twiM .,_., ~I SIUCTIOH "r DOHMOOR -"' ltr 1-C •EG. $1.50 s2 s3 SALE ,.ICE ............ $4.25 • ,.... INF~ !'}Y'S GIRL'S ~00.!: :!,":: SWIMWEAR & ~ f9rics. "r CATAUNA. Dl.HS•llH ~=!.J:6s ~.!RICE ~UG.SI0.00 IOrs JUN SWIMSUIT SOCKS SAi.i NICI ............ $5.00 %PRICE DAMfU: HG. SI .ZO JIAHSOCIS SAU PllCE •......... 60-,. PUPPETS A IMi 51UCT10H Of ""9'1TS •.• CHAUCTIH TO DIUGKT AMY CHllD %•F UAMPll: HG. SS.00 PUPPIT SALE PllCI .......... SZ.50 °YI Uhfo ,,_ Y• ftWi" CHRISTMAS ANGELS & STOOCINGS Pfs beacti COVEi UPS lbftZtCinh ~10A"5«1M. CATALINA,~ TOGS % PRICE UAMPU: HG. S 12.00 Mt SAi.i NICE . · •.......... S6.00 Pf• WARM UP SUITS .... , .. 14 U&UUI t. SU.00 '50% ., D~ IEG. Slt.00 ..tt WI PllCI .... ·-. -· ... 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ONLT GIRL'S SLEEPWEAR by 1-C _,IATIS GOWNS, 'AJAMAS, IOllS, ~M .-Mty. el -.c•ln1 -~ ........... IOl4s tilnZ ... 14 ·sAYE % ~Hl'SllOWN IEG. $12.00 SALi ...Cl ............ Sl.00 GIFT SETS -~....,···· UAMPU: THIT COfllAU M'ANT SIT SALtr•tea FROMs4.50 BOY'S SPORT· SHIRTS AND KNIT SHIRTS ... S&IC1lOM ... 2 ... 16 ~ WOt-. !MT AMD ~ ITC. UG.$11.50 s7 . 65 SALi PllCE ••. • • IK. St.00 $6 00· SALi PllCE •. • llGULAR SI 0.00 to $16.00 "r IWI lllD. HAMITTI. MISC._------------~-...... ~----------------- etc. 10.-.. ACIYUC, MAHT STILH GIRL'S SHORTS GIRL'S SALEPllCI .~5.M GIRL'S LEOTARDS & TIGHTS i.,DMCKIH lilH 4 ... 14 1/1 Price llAMPLIS: m.11• s =::. ............... 3.75 !-C. ............ ~J .97 srm 12 M<*TMI THlU 14 BIB • ..... TO $16.IO AND TOPS OVERALLS $6. ..., ..... SALE TllMIMDCM l&ICTIOM H>1 YOU .., OIK«05" PllCm MOM • SHOITS U.ULAI 1LU1 Mtl M smrt GIRL'S JACKETS S4.• .. tt.zi 111• '"·00 SGU 12 MOMYM1 THIU SCP 14 SALi S4 75 SAU PllCI ~--== PllCID ROM • : Ae SfJ •" ._._._..._ .._'STOPS ............. 1194'-AI lll.11 11941Al14.11 test.It m . Slt.00 18 25 SAU •3 .. WI PllCI ..:.7 e PllC9RION ••. e •12.75 HERE IS HOW YOU FIND US SAN DIEGO FWY --- .,..Jf,lc Stop . ,.,...,,., Light • ~,pe\ > R t MoblleStation m • North PlateottheD•r X VSNEl -There are lots of ways to say it and Everett Olaon chose this plate for the familiar "Tennis, anyone?" U Cl Announces Activities List The following schedule of activities open t o the public has been announced by the UC Irvine E.xtensioo program: TMU•SDAY, HOV. I "Ha,.dllnq Plo1nn1no and Zon1nq M•ll••• A Sh0r1 Cou"e tor Al t orftey,," AIDert <,oln•I M A • f'CO"O""l~t and Uf'bin p'~"'""'' 8~r '-t-1~y •nd Potllflnd. Alhf'rf fl••nthi, J D . attorn•v. D~n1~• (urltn. Jr . J 0 . C1fv AltOtnf'Y Walnut '""'" A .,.,.-MY coor..,. I om·• lO pm , <.Mld1N>8<~ tnn, IM>O ~ F1r\I SI . ~··Ana. fe~ \/). In c•udes lunch "Whal t~ Anom~h T•ll Me," S..tric• Ll'dt<l&ar, "'9(1ali•t In"°"' ,,.,.,., commwllullon, •uthor. An .-1119 IKVlt, MO p.m~ ScltlK• ~Hall.UCJ ..... :M. ''lloec-"""MC-to ltHI «ateee ._...,. ....... IUcllMd l . ............. _........_..,,.. ••llfmattl ~-l"ti.s. A --da~ umlnar, •'30 •·"' ·•·30 p,m , <,huaton·Ntw-1 Hol•I H-•P<>" B•a<h Ftt S60. lnt lud•s ,, .. , ,,...,.,,.,,_lunch. fl•IDAY. NOV.' .. Project Survlvo1I G•ll•nQ Tllrouo" IM Review Proctn: .Allwr1 Solnlt, M." .. e<_.,.•\I o1nd urt>an Pl..,.., conwltan1 to tool •ncl •I •I• 90wrn,.,.no ; torm•rly <"itl pl_,,~,. M.er1n County co oor..ctor. 1Mtl1111• tor Educ.lion In loc•I Go""'"""""'· B•rtteley •nd Portl•nd. -_.t \PH""'' "on~ d•Y worlt"-. I a m • JO p m • Sad dlPba<k Inn, IMO E First St , S•nt• Ana FM· '7!>. lncludt\ lunch F RI DAY, H OV.• and 16; SATU•DAY, NOV. IOaN 17 .. Dr .,ams, S ymbol\ o1na Archelype\ AA lntroaucUon 10 CG J unfj ... Al Aft 8 AU\kln. Pll D .. <llftltAI P\ycl'IOiogl\1 A IW.....,eo'kt'nd progr•m, Fri., 1 10 p,m.; Sat. • • m s p m • Rm 106. So<l&t S<l~nce l•D. UCI. Fee: \!Jt, ln<ludtr)Polrklno. SATU•OAY, NOV.10 "~llino· M9!Cl1111 Ett11<t1ve p,.,..,... talion• •ncl Time M•neoeme11t," Jule\ A MerlM, con..,ltanl A OM· day .emlnar, •·JO am • )() p.m , Am. no. Sorl•I Sctenu l~r. VCI *'••· us. lncludn lunch, ctan materoo1ls, --1tlno EnrollmHlt .. 11m1tt!d .. E lltctlw Coolf>q with Dlfllcull Pf'Ol)le." A-M Bremwn. Ph D • orlnc1p.1t, Br..-mon, Parlt!tte, HM· <'1W>n & Aswx. ,. _ _.,.Y wml.,.r, 'I )() o1.m ~;:IO p.m .• Gold Am , ""-" Commons. VCI. ,,_, S.O. lncludtr\ lunch. ctan,,....erlal\, -P·"""O SATU•DAY, NOV. ltaN 11 "LSAT Pf'eperatlon WorUhOp urry OovM. B.A., 1 .. rnlnQ •kll" •P•<lalht, U CI. A two·•••k WMhNlO, lO •m ·U ,_, •nd 14 J) m •• Am. 100. Humanllifl Hall, VCI. FM: ~. lncJudn _.,. malol< .. 1• and pe1111"9- WU>Nl.SOA 'Y. NOY. 14 .. Structuring tlllt Mulll·Mllllo" Dollar S.te: strtte91n. £11ecutlon .. nd P ltlall•." J . TllomH W•ll•. M 8.A., YIClt ~. OIMotldiiOled Co1pltal Corp. A -•Y wmlnar, 9: JO •.m.-4:H p.m .• Slleraton- Hewport H*C; """'*1 llffctl. Fff: '4S, ln<ludn <l•u m.tl«ials •net tuncll TMURIOA 'Y, NOV. U "A Oay Wltfl .-.ttf' Orvctitr,- Peter ~. ondlw., "'W01rnlll•t conoo ~ulttnt; ~ of toelii04 Kleftca and m•n•e•m•nt, Claremont GrMuaM Sdlllll: ~st.ct'"" lvtrslty led-In mana09molf'lt, Graduele .......... ldltol, New Yori! Ulllwt""y; ~. A -.clay pro. oram, t :ao a.ll'A:• p.m., SlltfalOft -ltf • ......., 9Hdl. F .. : llO, In· Clueltl 1.-fl. I.,.,......,.... It llmlted. "lmprovt,.. S41Ptr'lrl-y 1111111:· Howard W1hon, orp,1dfnt. Ad· m1nt\trnltvf' A•"°'••rch As~1•1t\ Int A ont diiOY •emindr. 9 30 • m • JO D m • HOl!d~y Inn, l131 Ll<1,1ol. Co\14 Mew f~ MIO 111 r '''"~' 1urich parklnQ. dnd cld\~ mdl~ftAI\ THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY Mld~UNOAY HOV U, It, II .. ...i 11 NflW (on<tC>l\ 0 , (on\.C l'OU\M'~ Rn11onAI "nd 1n1u1t1v~ Modf"\ ot lfnnwtt-dQf'." t-4u\ton 5 mfth, pro f"''°' of roHolon •"" ...:11unc1 pro leoor of plulo•OP"Y· Sy,.t<uH Unlver•llv : Rollo M ay, ,,.ychOoln.tl'ISI, Karl Pri«...,, P"O lnsor of--*"··~" ol PIY<holoVY -PllVClll<tlty MO b•ll•vlor•I tcl•ncu, St•nlord Vnl...,rslty; ~ v11..,.,. 1,...,at IC,,.,, lle...:I, 5'111 <>nlltr In "'9 w .. 1; ~ l Gyell~n. dlreclor, Tllubten Dhuqye LlnQ uni•• for Tibetan 8u0Clh1\l •tudi~. Ell~th Ku~r AO\\, I_.,, Slwon11 N1laya, HHl'I H•ndPr\Oft, <o-dirf'<tor. Princ~ton Ctnler lor Allern•llve future• C.otoon On\1-Fo<a. 1><11nter. Fr1t10• C1pra h1oh-•,,..•C1Y plly\IC1\I, UC Berkelty, Bro DavoO St••ndl R••I. rntmlle• ol '"" ~1c11r .. <Kdff. cn•Hm•n. Cttnt•,. tor Spirltu•• Stud1f'\ A fOUf My progr•m. Thur\ I 10 Pm Ft1 •nd S•I. ' a.m.-s · JO pm Sun . • ~ rn 17 ,,oon, O•\· ~ylitnd Ho!O'I lllO W CerrilM Aw . A""lltlm F..-\100 or~~"lr<lllOfl or \11 \ ot ft'of <loo< f0< lur1her in- torm•lion taU 171•113l-S414 !>AT\IRDAY, NOV. 11 "Ullll11no Tlmt Ell.cllvrly," Ho•••d Wll•on, pruldtnt. Ad· mln1,tra1t# Re~•rch A'\OCiate,. \: Int. A ont·day umln .. r, 9 30 •.m ·• 30 Pm • Gold Rm .• Mtu Common\, VCI f'H Moll. ln<lllM\ IU!\ch. """"lnQ..,,,., c, .. s materials. ··Program le,tlrtO T~c.nntQue,," Edward F. Miiiet. Ph.D .• Scftwart Atuarth Auoclato. A one-day wmlnar, 9 •.m.-\ p.m., • 114, Gom· P</lff Sclonte BldQ . UCI. FM; n s. lnclucitt mMwlats, lune.I\, ...., park· 1no TUESDAY, NOV. 21 "Elltcll•• S.ln Manaoement:• Thoma\ R '--'· M.8.A., dlrec10< ol ">alt\ and --.It• P4-lnQ. Tt>t Flv· ino Tl~• Une A .,..,...,..Y ....,,,..,. 9 JO • m ·• 30 p m . Shtr•lon. Nt•POr1 ._,, Newport 0.ach. fft s u . 1nclud .. lunc h and <tau matert•I\ THUR$DAY, NOV. 2t "Chanotno 0.havlor (Preventing Ru!Jtance to O\aft991." 11-ard Wlhon, president, Administrative A-arch AM«lates, Inc. A one-diiOY wmln.or,' JO a m.~.30 p.m., Holi.s.y Inn, JIJI &lstol, Cost. Met.a. Fff: S.O. Incl.,.. tun<h, par•kog, •nd < 1 ... materlalL "Inner Sllling," Bob 1Vfe991. co-""""°' ol 1-Sllllfto; -..nllfk psyc110109l1t; co-founder ot tllt eui... 5-1 Center.""' t...nl!IO ~ Qf'em, MO p.m., Am. 1'°·110, Medlul SC.*'cff '· U(:I. ""' ... SATV•O.Y, DIEC. t "Oynemlc PrtHlltttlon," ICMtn WlllOfl. 8.S., _....,WI'-& A ... MKl•tH. A -~y temlner, •:JO •.m.-•:30 p.m. Am. 120, SCKlal S<lenu T-, UCI. Fff: WO, 1,._ cluclff mMtr\al1, luncll, and -""'11· EMiii._ .. NlrlHlcL Call 142-5678. Put • few word• to work for ou. OPEN HOUSE X~'if' ga11eo lnvltH you to meet SCOTT FITZGERALD artist I prlntmc'lker • f rld•Y· October 26th 7·10pm at the Fre1mewrlght Gallery 8740 Warner Avenue. Fountain Valley (lblockwestl~ Phone of Mqnolla) i j 848-•t84 China Wanu Smaken TOKYO (AP> -Ch1na la Mlinnlnl a nauonat campaip to warn lta toO mllliOn cllfaena of the rtaka oflmoklna. Radio Pffiq &DDCM.mced. The broadcaaL aald tht tovernment will outlaw ~moklna by student.a and ln public placu, loclud Ult t.beaten, hoepita.lJ and oa public transport•· Uon. It will also nm a naUonal lnformaUon cam paisn about the health huarda. Health Mlniate r Qlanc ~I \(Chien R'ttn· Cbuna> aaklthe cancer rate baa Jumped au-fold tn 15 years lD the city ot Sbaqhal. PUBLIC AUCUON HANDMADE ORIENTAL RUGS REQUESTED BY THE SHIPPER AND CLEARING AGENTS tllU. Ofl LADtNO •Nit IV VIRTUE OF OUR POSITION AS ONE OF THE LEADING LIOU IOATOAI 0' ORIENTAL RUGS IN THE NATION. WE HAVE IHN REQUESTED TO SECURE ANO CLEAR AN ENTIRE SHIPMENT OF FINE, HANDMADE ORIENTAL RUGS OIUGtNALL Y tMl'ORTED BY A ~ALER WHO COULD NOT MEET FINANCIAL ~~=-ONI NECESSARY TO CLEAR THE MERCHANDISE THROUGH U.S. Due to the &Hgency of tfti• Ate, thl• i• an outstanding oppe>rtunlty to ec:qulr• th ... fine. handnMlde Orltnial RUii, plu. o1hen. Included will be beautiful carpeta •nd rUts from 7 of the WOf'td"• l.edlne NI c.pitals: Peral•, Chin•, lndil, Turkey. Afgh1nl1t1n, Rom1nl1 Md Plklatan. Siltl """"from Z'X3' to 10'X16' 1nd some peltce Ii~••· CATALOGUED ANO SOLO av THE PIECE FRIDAY. OCTOBER 26 AUCTION 8 P.M . PREVIEW 7 PM. Auctioneer COi l Roseribtum lnfOffT\lflon· (213) 995-e323 HOLIDAY INN 25205 LA PAZ RO. LAGUNA HILLS ECONOMICAL FLOOR TILE I A A & A Inc L•Qu•da1or, r ... m, C.nt>ICh~I.. I Wntnlinster I Santa Ana I COSTA MESA _ 15191 Beach 322 W. 17th 2221 Harbor Bl. i 898-3388 5'7-7781 66.1126 ~ Dally M -Sat. M -Sun. N:30 P.11. . ~ • ' Orange Ceast • EDITION I VOL ~ NO. 2'1, 4 SECTIONS, 51 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A N FIFTEEN CEN Police Schedule Weekend. 'Killer Watch' f ant dud, mually 1ulk• on WMkendl. "We',. Pni to place all the meo we cU Jnio t.b.t n.ld," aald Lt. Wyatt Hart ol the Oranae County Sheriff'• Department. The killer preys on apartment realdnll clurine lbe Lale n.l&ht and early momlna houn. Otrlcen form the Sheriff's Department and the Costa M~a. Irvine. Newport Beach t . o.lly,....._...,Qery __ ANAHEIM POLICE TAKE MAX POKRIVCHAK INTO CUSTODY One of 22 People Arrested et Mllttery Expoaltlon 22 More Arrested · As Exhibit Closes A well orchestrated civil dis· obedience protest against a • military electronics exposition in Anaheim ended today wilh lhe arrest of 22 people on trespass- ing charges. Since the show began Tues- day, 36 people have been arrest· ed. They were taken to Orange County Jail. The target of the protest was the Military Electronics Exposi- • lion '79, a show featuring the latest in electronic technology applied to defense programs. The show was first held at lhe ' Anaheim Convention Center in 1978. Four persons were arrested 1 thatyear. ) Bookie Tabs I , Ted to Win I LONDON (AP) -One or Bri- tain's biggest bookmakers, Lad- brokes, bu started taking bets '. on the 1980 preaidenUal race in the United States, and Seo. · Edward Keonedy is the early favorite. President Carter is a close aecood choice. Tbe odda iDclude Kennedy 7-4, ' Carter 2-1, John Connally 4-1, . Ronald Reaaan S-1 and Gen. 1 Alexander II. Hall Jr. 10-1. Banner and sign carrying dem- onstrators s tepped up their protest this year in hopes or clos· ing the show. They previously had circulated petitions signed by 7 ,000 Anaheim residents de- manding that the Anaheim City Council refuse to allow the exhibi· lion at the city-0wned convention center. Leaders of the protest said they were "encouraged" after learning that this year's show attracted 30 percent fewer ex- hibitors and 15 percent fewer delegates. A spokesman for the exhibi- tion said many exhibitors "just didn't want to put up with the hassle." · The protesters gathered at the entrance to the exhibit ball daily and confronted delegates wilh leaflets in which arms produc· lion was criticized. Some delegates accepted the literature. Others refused it and quickened their pace toward the well-guarded doors to the exhibit ball. Only persons registered for the show and accredited news representatives were permitted inside the. convention center. Police and convention center personnel carefully screened those v.1ao entered. . and Tult1n poUce departmenta lnd!caied that bablt wlU dictate the way ln which their special paJ.rol& will operate. Neanwhlle, investigators con- firmed today they have ruled out a Santa Ana man as a suspect in the uaault cases. Jon Richard Rowland, 18, was arrested as a prowling suspect in u tlOuth Santa Ana apartment complex early Wednesday. Det«Uves seeldnC the Oranie County killer questioned blm because of bJs resembl~ to lbe suspect in t.belr ~-Officers said tod , however, the pouibility that e youth ls the murderer·rapist is a limited one. The suspect jn the inter-city cases bas been described as hav- ing dark hair and eyes and may wear a dark mustache. He ls of medium bei&bt and weight wilb a powerful build and appears to be 25 to 30 years old. Police investigators atnued today that other than the description, they have almost no leads to the suspect. "We don't even have a vehicle description.•· said Lt. Jack Calnon of Costa Mesa. "I wish we did, tbougb." Cal.ooo and investigators from tbe four other aiencies 1ay they are continuing to receive in· format.ion from area residents baaed 90 leafleta banded out door-to-door by Coeta Mesa's re- serve police officers. Capt. •Edward Gluao•, com- mander of the Coeta Meaa patrol division said tbo8e reserves will have completed their assign- ment by tonight and will be used <See taLLEa. Paae AZ> Home Loans Tighten 3 State S&Ls Refuse New Applicants SAN FRANCISCO <AP) ._ Three or California's largest savings and loan associations have stopped making loans for new home purchases or have cut back the amount of money available for loans, bank of- fi cials said today. American Savings and Great Western say loans will still be made to current customers, but not to new applicants for home or mortgage loans Ralph Rivet, a Great Western offi cial in Beverly Hills, said that the institution "will honor our existing commitments and will lend on single-family homes to existin~ customers ." Slaying Weapon FOIJll()? By UYllOND mntADA IL Of t1oe o.lly l'IMt SIMt San Oemeote police aaid • day the)' ban fomd a .31 caliber platol believed used in the Sun- day night shooting and stabbing death o r a 30-year -old Capistrano Beach man. An Orange County Juvenile Court hearing is set today for a 13-year·old San Clemente youth accused or s laying William Nelson Krueger. who lived at his mothe r 's Capistrano Beach home Graveside funeral services were scheduled this afternoon in El Toro for Krueger who police s ay was shot between the eyes at close range, stabbed numerous times in the torso and left dead on a dirt road near an aban- doned city sewage facility. Although police say the case is all but closed. Lt. Craig Steckler admitted lhat a motive for lhe slaying is "not clear" and lhe d1scarded knife used in the slay- ing may never be found . Police have questioned a man who says he is a witness to the slaying. The witness has not been identified. "He <Krueger ) may have just been walking down the road when he saw the suspect firing the first five rounds or the gun, .. Steckler speculated. Police beli'eve the last round killed Krueger. But police declined to specify whether property. including a handgun, radio and other loot taken in two Sunday night burglaries nearby, may have had something lo do with lhe slaying. Pact Expected BULLETIN HIGHLAND PARK , Mich. (AP) -Chrysler Corp. and the United Auto Workers union reached a tentative settlement this afternoon, the UAW an- nounced. An official with Home Savings and Loan said the firm 1s con· tinuing to accept new loan plicatioos, "with prionty to ex· isting customers. "What we have done is reduce our allocated loan volumes for November and December," she said. The November allocation was reduced from $200 million to $100 million and lhe December al· location from $190 million to $130 million. Home has shut off loans for new construction . s he said. estimating lhal new home con- struction loans are about 3 per- cent or the firm's busmess A loan officer with Gibraltar Savings & Loan said today that the firm still is making new home loans. but is requiring a 30 percent down payment. 1be in- terest rate for homes up lo $75,000 is 14 percent, while 14'h percent must be paid for homes in the $75.000 to S150.000 ranJe. "The real estate sector is so important to the whole economy, it's very unlikely there can be an abrupt halt to that sector without affecting all the other in· dustries." he said. Jerry Gitt. a securilles analyst at Jean Witter R ey no lds , e xplained the problem this way : ·'The cost of savings is gomg Pasted by Pie Gov. Brown Yippie'• Target NEW YORK (AP ) -i::lfl"._.Aft., ....__, G • ....... -.... ., the held with • lemoe-eoeoaut pie today as be entered Cooper Unioa to addreu MVeral buD- dndetld 111 Tbe p&e.tlaroww WU \'llpp6e Aron Kay, who babff:ually .... a pie-in-the-face u a way of a.bow· ing dhplea.sure with a penoa.. Kay was not arrested, and a Brown s pokesman s aid no charges would be pressed. In this case, he said without amplification lhat Brown was ··not doing anythin~ for the prison system and prisoners in California." He also accused lhe governor of playing along with Howard Jarvis, author of California ·~ Proposition 13 tax reduction law Kay claims to have scored 14 hits on prominent figures in six ,......_. • ..._..._ .. Cl .... ~--.. --~ Slit. A90llll ... tarc«a '-" been Sen. Daniel Patrid: Ko7n.lbla. O.N.Y., former New Yon..,_~ ..... ..... Cl.A ......... CoJ2". Bl"OWll waa aateriDC Ca J t Union, a ldmce and arts colllp on t.be Lower East Side. wbeD the pie was thrown. He went up. stairs to clean himself off. Wben he came down his hair still was damp. ·'I was delayed a little bit when I ran into a fellow with a pie," Brown told bis student au- dience, which responded with a mass groan. "They say cam- paigning is not a piece of cake . . . The thing lhat really gripes me 1s that it wasn't on my diet.·· He then launched into his scheduled soeech. up dramatically and the quanti- ty of savings is going down . Between the two there's not enough money at a reasonable price to continue to say to ev- erybody we' II be able to make you a loan." Gitt feels the time is coming when the question will not be what the interest rate is, but ·'will you be able to get a loan at any price?" Part of the problem, Gitt said. is that most savings and loans have a large part of their money lie d up in interes t-sensitive money-market certificates. Mortgage rates are running <See LOANS, Page A?> * * * Fed.Says M-1 F11nds llropSolne ' 11le ution's money supply for the wed eodiq Oct. 17 fell $700 .,._.._....,...8.-enere-.................. M~l ~ I di ol ctll'IWIC7 ..S ....... 11·2 -dd IW)', depoUb md aa'riniS -went up $500 mllliclD, however. Money supply figures for the week ending Oct. 10 were re- vised downward byS2to$3blUJon. The new figures generally match goals of the Fed's Oct. 6 clampdown on credit and might provide a temporary respite in soaring interest rates. The prime rate has gone lo 15 p e rcent and so m e home mortgages lo 14 percent N-M Board Takes Heat Candidates Rap Trustees at Open Meeting If the Newport·Mesa school board were a single person, it would be black and blue today after the pummeling it received Wednesday at a candidates' night in Newport Beach. Michael Skawin. who's run- ning for a seat in Trustee Area 3. called lhe district's ill-rated at- tempt to set up a separate cor- poration to market its computer programs "a classic example_ or TOMBSTONES B..4RG.4JN BlJY LONDON (AP> -An ad- vertisement seen in a country store al West Bridgford, near Nottingham: ··For Sale. Secondhand tombstone. Bargain for family named Perkin." fiscal mismanagement.·· He also called its attempts to fire music teacher Richard England "a perfect example of the stale mentality we've seen in Washington and now on our own board ... Ronald Price, also a candidate in Trustee Area 3, charged that "the board doesn't listen to the people who come before it." The board was also rapped by Trustee Area 6 candidate George Lackey. one of the backers of an unsuccessful re- call campaign against the three board members whose seats aren't u.p for election Nov. 6. "What is the board appearing to be obsessed with"!" Lackey said. "It's business. I've seen them involved in some good business and much that's deplorable." The board woo some support from Barbara •· B.J." Skilling, the appointed incumbe nt in Trustee Area 3 ··Public education has been bombarded on all s ides," sbe said. citing budget cutbacks and state erosion of local control. "The board has responded effec lively." The comments came during a meeting sponsored by the League of Women Voters of Orange Coast and the Mariners Community Association at Mariners Library. UC Irvine Chancellor Daniel Aldrich served as moderator. About 100 <See llOABD, "age AZ> Coast Weather A penon betUDI " on Ken- eed,y WCJakl colJeet lll if be WOO, '7 in wt•lnp plus hi• original atak.e. Miehael .Needs A·neg Blood Cloudy and cooler Fri . day. Lows tonight in 50s. Highs Friday 70 at beaches to 7S inland. INSIDE TODAY ·. PUZ4 GIFT lJIDE OFFERED Tod.Q'• DallJ PUot featune a ,....bolldly lift aulde to South ~ ...... Look for tbe lt-paae a aal••· "A•al ver1ary l)ellll'lllllla." c:eetei"'n1 ltGltea 8*1w• abaal tlM Dlua u celebratH ltt Utb an· l'_,..JUl"Old )(lcbMl Wiraler of Newport Beach needs another miracle. The little boy, wbo underwent open heart aur1ery at Cblldren's Ho1pltal of Oraaae County earlter tbt1 month, ha• re· mained in critical condition since the operat.Wn. H l s 'p a re n ti s a )' lt ' 1 miraculous tbat be'• surtvtvtd 10 far. They credit mecllcal 1clence and tbe prayers and•• port ol tbeir community. But now llicbael need.a more ·: than prayers. He needs blood - type A neeative, which ls fairly rare.: Surgeons thought that all Michael needed wu a relaUveJy simple repair of a hole ln bia heart when they operated on him. However, that 1uraery turned into a tenctbY and complex pro- ceduTe when they diJcovered be waa •un.t.nc from a'clrculatory problem related to the veins at· tacbed to bla heart. Followina the aur1ery. ln which part ot oae hma •• re- • .. • moved, MJcbael developed llle- threateoing pulmonary ftbrolll and waa kept alive by uae ol a one-of-a-kind piece of tqulpmeat de-veloped ·by Dr. Robert Bartlett of UC ln1ne. But the Uttle boy couldn't me the equlpmebt iDdeftoi~ly and be'• now lo a 1ltuaUoD where be need• Iota of blood, accordlDI to Bonnie En1 1 trom, a spokeswoman for Mlcbael'a family. Sbe 1aid the blood needed OC· curs lo only atx percnt ti tbe populaUon. Friend• of tbt Wlralen are utlna donon to come forward. "We really believe the prQen are what have been keepine Mlcbael alive, but now "9 need more help." she aakl. Donors an beinl uraed to eon· tact the <>nqe County Chapter of ~e American Red Crou, 801 N. Golden Clrele Drive, Santa Ana,135-5181. Blood buk houra are from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m . llond.a.y throutb Friday and rrom 10 a .m. to 2:30 p.m. Saturday and Sun· day. Ah, New HampMire -U's the grondett ond the domftedne. StOf'JI, photo P~ ' i Bl. .... ' MY_..._ A• AMa.....,. 0 ·\ .,..._. a_...,. ........... ., )' LM . ...,,. M........ ...tt ......... ...., ,.......p.-.. cee...... ............... M ~ C:.ft OP-~ AM CIMlkt .. .....ic ...... 0111 I a N ......... CM ........... AM--aM ......... ..,., .......... ., awM I I 1 ... ,. T......._ all ........ cw 'nlMtlw'I ... ., ... ..... ,, ..... ... .... ... ..,. a .... ..._ .. , .... I& .. - &fiD&NtS or rT-_....,,,.._.. A '!WIM womao arm• utMll wtda a ,.,. ......... Dd Aoot.a al a ebldow. M&rlJ ..,.,....,.. ber .,..,,...,.. ill t.M proc-. Drewel o1 women lD trvi.ne .,. ult· lq Poke belp in Hleetlq LIM loeb Co make their apu'tmen\I moA .eeun. In Newport Buch, 1uap6cioul men are 1p ot ied everywhere -ta neiCbborttood1 with larte apacioua bom••· ln dnll .toret and at bw t topl. IT CAN U felt mMt atnlD.ll1 ln Cotta Meta when four ol tbe uaaulta bave oeeurrtd. ThnMt ol the women died and cine la atlll reeuperaUDI from Mt 1-jGriea. From the aa.Jea flr1I tn tJae May Company at South Coast Plaza, to secretaries in offices around t.own t.o high school students, the effect of those attacks has been pro- found. The unanswerable queaUoo -wbo wm be next! -lies Just beneath the surface ot dlacuaslons of the murders and rapes. "I UV£ ON Hamilton <a street where one attack oc· curred>." the young blonde ln the hair salon told me. • 'l' m so scared, l don't know what t.o do." The woman on the telephone this momlng could barely disguise her dread ... Costa Mesa's in a panic," she said, dispensing with a more normal ireeli.ni. Her fear was not only for herself but for her daughter who occupies an apartment in Costa Mesa, across town from hers. It's not just young women who are afraid. Old and young, female and male, it seems there's no one whose life hasn't been tinged with aaxiety created by the ldutngs and assaults. l'M SCA.RED TOO, I want t.o tell the people who call me seeking some kind of guidance, reassurance the killer can be beaten. Don't ask me for anawers. I don't know how or when he'll be caught. I repeat the advice handed out hundreds of times in the last few days by Orange Coast law enforcement agen· cies: Make sure your doors and windows are Jocked when yo u're home. -Report any suspicious person in your neighborhood to police. Fre•P•pAJ BOARD BLASTED. • • eersons attended. • Thirteen candidates are seek ! four poeltiooa oo the board. pefula nm in the 1eo•rapbical a in which.they li¥e, bllt.,.. ~lected by all district voters, ,irhich include residents of Newport Beach, Costa Mesa and $anta Ana Heights. · Here are some of the com· ments by the 11 candidates who were present. Two candidates, Mike McLaughlin in Trustee Area 2 and James Pancake in Trustee Area 1, didn't attend. Robert Hammond, Trustee Area 1. He said be would like to see school board agendas published in newspapers to en- courage community participa- tion, and said he believes educa· tion should focus both on baste skills and on understand.lng bow our government works. Kell9db Waymu, appointed incumbent in Area 1. He noted that be bas visited virtually all district schools during bls 10 jnontbs on the board, and dis· agreed with statements by other candidates about how to deal with specific on-campus situa· lions . : "The role of the school board la not to administer tbe dis· trict," be said. "It's a policy-~aldng body. I go out to see bow t~at policy is belog im- plemented." : ae1nl4 relletler, Trustee, Area 2. He criticized the board hying, "I have yet to see anybody glve an answer to anyone 1pealdng from tbe Ooor." He aald be believes tbe ~oard should represent the parents and taxpayers. DAILY PILOT Ti..0••-(-0.llyl>ll-4 wllll-lll•«••n .... -.... --· ••oubll•-bYINO.-(Nl\I ...... ~,-· s._ .... .., ........ .,. "'11>lhllttl -•• tllr....,. '°''""' tor ,.,.,. M<tw. Ht-1 !Ill.Kl'. M..,,tl,.O<I lle.Khl "- t .. o Y•tley lrVIM. ~ lllH<.lllSowth Cclo\I A ....... ,.....,.., ...... k ................ ,a.,,.nc1 -.. n.~ ......................... J:IO -.. .. ,.,s. ..... c .... -...~.,.... ~Ill ..... ~----.._ .. = \lluPrK.-i-II-- .,_.A. ....... ""'""'"' .. .. a..tMlll.'-9 ...... P.-AHl._Me ....... Ultef\ TatesflJ•M "14)~ a...-..Adv9,,........a-Nn ,. Pelletier said be would devote full time to board duties if elect.ed. ...... ..8.1." 8ldllhlc. ap- pointed incumbent, Trustee Area 3. She said she would like to see a one·year moratorium on school closings to give the board time to sit back and evaluate what it wants from the schools. She also stressed the need for loC'al control, saying, "We must not through ignorance or dem· agoguery allow our children's education to be usurped." Mlcllael Skawln, Trustee Area 3 Greater fiscal responsibility, comm uni cation with the public and leadership were bi.a key pointa. Among his tbrulta at the cur· rent board, he said, ''I think for too long the board baa enjoyed the com.fort of opinion without the discomfort of thought." Cllei G~at1, Area 3. "I feel that t.be school. board baa not done enough to involve the community," he said, adding that there were only four people in the audience when a $47 million budget was adopted. Aaa Bea11pre, Area 3. She said she would like to see declln1ng enrollment result in smaller cla11 abea, instead of seeing more acboola closed and the re· malnlnt students crowded toset.ber. a.ulcl Price, Area 3. He said be believe.s teachers should be able to earn as much as ad· mlnlatrators, but expresaed strong opposition to unions. "You have t.o run this school district like a business," he said. . Todd Heu, Trustee Area 6. Restoring respect and dignity to the teaching profession would be one of his goals, Hess said. He also stressed the need for Jocal controJ "to control the destiny of our children,'· and said the threat or ita being taken over by the state "is very, very real." ...... ••aen, Area e. He aal4 be belleve1 in the lm· portance of after acbool ac· Uvlties, noUq, "I believe our cblldrea 1bould come bome tired. tt • I Sum men tald that, •hlle. cla11 size la lm]>Ortant, be'a more ooacerned about dUI a1Je ln die ecmtat of wbat'1 belna taulht rather tball ID arbitrary Umrt. o...e LaeMJ, Area e. Say· in« -be became interested nm· nln1 for a acbool board aeat becaUM ol diuatisfactlon with tbe Rlcbard Sn1land case, Lackey taid he belillves t.be di.I· trtd aboa1d fOCUI OD n«JdaY probletbl. He cited netnt ftdltl dUltq a dance at Newport Harbor HIA Sc:bool and tbe Nnltlq ••· pemkln ol fbrtller daaciet tblre U a matter lbat CODCVDI bbn. • Rua...._ .. acb rtaldeDtl, npr 1 IDC a ll"OWioa ftar ol a •aa ,..ee beUeve (f ,..,_.,. Ille fl.r a ~Oran1e Oout big paebd a Net ......... a e~ HmlaaT w ... . About people Jammed into Huatlnttoo Beacb CenJral Ubra.ry '° bear polke s,t. Lula o.hoa d6loUll U.. rapld locNue a. ll~ leacb rape ,.. port.I. Buf U.. 1\&bJect g.ukkl.y C!baued to the mwderil. ,,,..,,_"' OOJmS ••• WASHINGTON <AP> -Tbe maximum 1.nt'1Nlt rate oa bome mort1a1ea tnaured ~Y tbe Federal Houlina Admlmatratlon and the VeteraJll AdmlnletraUon will be railed a full perceatqe Poi.Dt Lo a record_ 1U petteat el· fective Friday. Tbe increase wu tbe MCOGd announced by tbe Department ol Hou1ln1 and Urban Develop- ment 1n less than a month. Zd Zlcboebe, prealdeot or Nel1bborbood Wat.eh, aald may .... tdent.1 called him to report tbey would oot attend tbe meet. lo& because tbey were atrald to leave thelr homes after dart. p,,...P.,,e.4J HUD also said the maximum rate on mort1a1es for mUlti· famUy unita will be raised from 10 percent to 11 percent Friday. "The murders and the lo· creas' in rape attacks here have people, especially the women, really concerned,•• he said. "PeoJl!le aren't sure wbat to do." KILLER WATCH ••• HUD Secretary Moon Lan· drieu termed both increases "absolutely euentiai t.o help as- 1 ure that federally in1ured mort1a1e money remains available both to the bomebu.y· me public and to boustu pro. ducers, even tboulh at a fiJCber cost." to increase police manpcMrer 1n on tbe atreeta," be uld. "U'a ex· the streets over the weekend. pensive, but we've 1ot to dolt." Ochoa told residents there have been 82 reported rapes lo Huntington Beach this year. Last year, be sald, thel'e were 52. Capt. Ron Lowenbers of Tuatin aa1d h1I dty bu h8d a 1peeta1 patrol force at wortc for the last three weekends. "We use everybody we've sot so we can have a whole bunch of cops Oranae cout law enforce· ment offlclala have waned apart.meat reeAdet:lta to be wary of 1tta91era la tbelr netlhborMod and to be sure t.o keep tbelr doors and w1ndowa locked wben tbeJ're bome. Ryckoff-McLa1~ghJin Row Cools The battle between Newport Beach Mayor Paul Rycko!f and Plannin1 Commiaaiooer Helen McLaulblln seemed to submerge as quickly u lt bad emet'led· Lut Friday Ryckoff demanded Mn. llcLa•C'• ~eaignation. By Tueaday, her reply, in whJcb sbe dee to step down, was circulated to all c:oundl and commlukJD members. In an interview prior to Tuesday's councU meeun,, Ryckoff said he'd ask council members to vo&.e lln. McLaughlin off the commission. A few hours later, during the council'• study aeaakJD, the mayor apparently had a change of heart and told bia colleagues that the dispute involved only him and Mn. McLaughlin and that be bad no intention or involving any other council members. • • * A STORY IN ~dncsday 's Daily Pilot covenng the Newport Beach City Couneirs discussion of home sues m Corona del Mar and resident.1a l parking standards bad a couple of errors in it. City Cler k Doris George misread Mayor Paul RyckoCfs handwrihng and identified an appomtcc to the Corona del Mar architecture romm1ttee as Norm Wacker The appointee actually Is Norm Walke< In the same story, It was noted the council voted 6· l to send the proposed increase in the number of required garage spaces back to plano.lng commisaiooera. Coup. cilman Don straU11 wu llst.ed u lbe lone diaNater. Today be said that waa lnoon'ect and that lbe vote waa unanimous. The error apparently wu the reeult ol a missed switch in the council 'a vote tally display board. *** WlllLS N&WWO&T BRACH city officials are wortdna oa aonextn1 the 80-acre triangle of county territory near F1D1e ral Set For Teacher Jack McKee HoU Jlemonal Be>1pltal, they want'° be sure eounty Of· ftdala don't allow any more blp 4eollty bouatnc projeetl ln&be--. 1'1..tay, at t.be urainl ol CcMmcUman Don Mobmll, NewpGl't ~ eouacu members ~ to send tbe re- quest iD letWr' fonn to UM eounty Board ol 8upen11on. • •• f'ACD Wini A ~ ol Ions heainp 1'ueadar altbt. Ne•port Beula CitJ c.ouncu members decl~ oot to tab oo a dalrcl coatroYenlal aubjett la \be debate over UDeDdmmta to tM dty'1 senera.l plan. lnaeed, council members will hold a 1peclal meetlq Nov. 19 to 1ather testimony on the cbucea aimed. c.laaril Notes generally. at reducing the amount or future bUilCliD1 fu the · city. Aetion on the amendments 1s slated for the regular council meeting a week later • • • HOW NOISY ARE the blowe rs on top or Hoag Memorial Hosp1taJ ' Newport Beach Cfly Councilwoman Evelyn Hart would like t.o know. The subject see~ to be of some con· cet'D &o ber netghbon in Newport Hei&btl. ~. at tbe doM ol UM City CCJ!lmdl rneetiq, Mn. Bart ..._,tbat a cowll lleanna be Mt few Ncw.11 todllcuu tlMa-. Sile 1ald abe's not personally famJUar wttb the problem, but noted that she'd received a petition from Newport Hdgbt.s residents that afternoon asking the city t.o look into the matter. Funeral services will be con· ducted Friday in Newport Beach for long.time California Institute of Technology professor Jack Edward McKee who died Mon- day at the age ol 64. Dr. McKee taught environ- mental engineering al CalTech for 30 years while additionally working as a cooaultant. He was a senior vice president and partner in the englneertng firm of Kamp, Dresser and McKee. We've waited 100 years for this carpet sale. He received his bachelor·s degree in civil engineering rrom Carnegie Institute of Technology in Pittsburgh and earned his ad· vanced degrees at Harvard University. Dr. McKee was a specialist in water quality and sewage treat- ment and received numerous awards and booon for bll work. Among thole honors was biA appointment in 197' to the California Couocll for Envlron· mental Balance. The five.year realdent of Newport Beach leaves his widow, Dorothy; two sons, Doug McKee or Laguna Beach and Richard McKee of San Rafael; a daughter, Cathrine McKee of Maine, and step·children Paul Root of Newport Beach, Fran- cene Thomas of Woodland Hills and Virgjrua Gonzalez of Solana Beach. Services will be conducted at 11 a .m. at the Pacific View Mortuary Chapel. The family auggesta memorial cootrlbutlon.s to the Jack Mc.Kee Memorial Fund at CalTech, 1201 E. Califomla Blvd .• Pasadena. Airline Hit By Proteata DENVER. Colo. AP) About 15 men and women ln wheelchaln apetlt four hours at tbe Contlnental AlrUne1 detk at Stapleton International Airport to protest the airline'• policy a1atD1t CUT)int a wh•lehair batt.ety Contineatal cODJiden a baaard. Tb• ~. members ol DenHr11 Atlanll1 community for' UM handicapped, took tUJ'DI "*l,...."1 a tieiet at tbe Oon· tJ.ne.ntal eount.r. Ticket Mllen rejeetM eedl ol them lD turn. t Can you wait until Nov.1st? Our business be gan 100 years ago in December, 1879. All the celebrating this year has been leading up to our lOOth year Anniversary Sale . We wanted to wait for something important, something really new, an outstanding value worth talking about. On November l, we'll be announcing in this newspaper the most significant carpet sale in our 100 year history, and it's just what you 've been waiting for! JoaNBLOBSEa. CAaPBTCo. • DOWNEY totl6 Duwne) Me 8etwe n F'lorence & J.'lrestone m :u ....... • COSTA MESA 2927 s ei,..tol St. • LOS ANGELES t32s Ct\1nnln1 St. Oljmp1 c & Alameda <2131 m-4739 • LONG BEACH 5~10 Britton Dr. Phone 1714> 751·2324 I Mlle So. ot South C011t Plan '--------------------------------------------12_a_a>_•_:M>_·1_so_1 _________________ ,~· I • SWAT.al• SU.~t Killed CDaft'OI (AP) -A *JW.W Cerri• m• •• .... to~ ln Ma 1*1rooaa b1 a 11Mritr1 • IWAT ..._..._a. .U.~ ftnd • ......_ ........... -.n., Ml Milit wttll •• .,.,.. to ..... ... ...... ......... Nkfliiaj. An•lll at tM ... ·-·-.... t ,. PHii ' fla~ .... ~wua•JMt· old ...... dHcrlbed as t9'• dHd •••'• llrtblnt, Md taa. u.,..,..... ... ...w..r o1 wMID iaft~. ~ ~a.:'~r:;:...o;:-,.::r uneBi!I ..-.. Qod[ed oa tbe door ol tM ,.ld•ee oa Nwy Circle at about t :.o p.m. ud .............. Ttae SWAT depuUM were .......-became U1it maa, J...._ Yaak:k, waa "eoaaiclenld armed ud d...,.... and l'9p0rtedly Md 1011M attact doea ln· aide tbe bouM •. " Rodri(\Mllaid. WON NOBODY answered tbe knock, the SWAT team b"*e down the doot, be aald. Several deputies were in the entryway wben Y anJck ftred two &boll at them fl'OID the top ol a atalrway with a _31-callber revolvw. They re- tW"Md bis fire witb lbcQun bluta, and the man ~ .. tilled, Rodrtiuea aaicJ. The woman and the boy were found unhurt in another bedroom, be aaid Sex Bias Suit Filed LOS ANGELES <AP> _ ... The city of Ei Segundo and its ~lice chief have been sued for $2 million by a formercaty police department clerk, who claims she was barred from becoming a law enforcement of- ficer after she admitted she had sex with department members and also had an abortion. Debra Lynn Thome of Playa del Rey charged sex discrimination in the suit filed last Sept. 28 in federal district court here IN HER SUIT, Ms. Thorne said she revealed during a polygraph test tbat she had sexual rela- tions and the abortion. The test was taken as part of her examination for policewoman Also named as defendants were El Segundo police Capt. J C. Devilbiss and polygraph ex- aminer John Hampton SBE FURTHER alleged that '•confidential in· formation" she revealed during the test was sent to Chief James Johnson and Devilbiss and was used to "conspire to prevent her from being ap- polpted a police officer " SEC to Accept SOivency Plan SAN DIEGO CAP>-The Securities and Ex· change Commission says it will accept a re- organi.aation plan for Westgate-California Corp .. the Sl billion conglomerate which went bankrupt under C. Arnholt Smith. The plan, de¥eloped by bankruptcy truatees durlDI the past several years, would turn West1ate into a leaner company with Air California, a profitable regional airline. as its ma· jor operat.ln& entity. A llEAIUNG IS scheduled Oct. 30 at which U.S. District Judge Leland C. Nielsen may rule on the plan. Two-thirds of Westgate's creditors would also have to approve it. The plan drawn up by bankruptcy trustees Curvin J . Throne and Herbert Kunzel provides for Westgate to sell Sun Harbor Industries and Sun Harbor Carlbe lnc .. a Puerto Rico-based entity. SAVE 50% ~ 1UY AT FACTORY DIRECT PRICES SAVI mAIL DIAL8 PllORT first"Daaee Bank Seeka Recovery of $927,288 WEST COVINA (AP) -A West Covina couple, aell or move it from lfil preeent loeaUon ID PbeJ8; . wboee »<lllllt baU aceount Lnnplieably swelled to • nearly SI mUlioa laet year, hu been bamld from UCB ATl'O&NEY MA•Y WlllTNSY K41b· selliq or mo¥lnC tbeiJ' mobile home unW a bank ney claimed in court documents that tbe Rllttla •ult aplmt tbem la Mttled. are re9pomjble to the bank for tbermoney, eveaif Tbe preliminary lnCion was 1ranted they were the victima of a "setup." Wedwday by Superior J~~rnon G. Wettwood acoountut Leourd ff. Hant,, II, J'oeter at the req\lillt of United a Bank. facea trial Nov. 2 In eonnectioa with the alledd wblcblaaeetinatoreeovertlleW1,Blwnpofcuh scheme. Ralph Ermten 51, of Irvine and formerly that ,...,_,ly materialised ln tbe account of Arne of Fountain Valley 11 scbeduled for a preUminai-y andAnnellarieRlltol. heafiDI Oct. 3l. Both are charftd wttairand theft, conspiracy and receivin« stolen property. &D'l'OL.AN ACCOUNTANT, WAS acquitted of .---------------------. rrand theft char1ea July 20 after be told a Superlor Court jury be bad been ''Ht up'' for the financial acbeme by two other men. Court records sbow that more than $926,000 was checked out of the R iatols' account within a month ~ ita mysterious appearance in June 1978. Investigators believe the tunda were lat&Ddered in European and Canadian banks. The lllltola did oot contelt the court's rulin1 W ednelday. 1be order allows them to coatiDue ua-tne the SlZ,000 mobile bome boucht in the weeks following their wt.ndfall, but forb6da tbem to leue, Punch • I Soviet de fe ctor Alexander Godunov danced his first American performance Wednesday since defecting from the Russian Bolshoi Ballet in August. He performed the pas de deux from ·'Le Corsaire" with prima ballerina Cynthia Gregory at a HoUywood movie film studio The taped dance will be seen D~. 30 on .. NBC Sunday Spectacular." Man Kills Wife MILL VALLEY CAP) -Randall Gould, former publllber of the Shanghai Evening Post and a newspaperman for 4.5 years, appare.nUy k.illed his ailing wife in bed then fatally shot himself, police said. The body of Gould, 81, was found late Tuesday with a .38-caliber revolver in one hand and an arm around the body or his 83-year-old wife. Agnes. He was well known in the Far East. • I Alleged Medi-Cal Fraud Eyed LOS ANGELES <AP) -A gra nd j ury next month will look into a small s lice of the state Medi-Cal program, which of ficlals believe is tapped for $1 billion a year through fraud and padded billings. The jurors in Los Angeles County will b e looking a t thousands or documents from a medical service firm and a doc- tor who State Health Service auditors say owns a controlling interest in the fll'm. Agents from the state attorney general's of- fice seized the papers last March during ralds on the of. fices ~ 5pectro Health Services and Dr. lldward H. Rubin. \'ewOl••fle•k LOS ANGELES (AP> Prosecuting attorneys said Wed- nesday they will fight any effort to move the trial of Angela • ( STATE J Buono . 45, charged in the Hillside Strangler case, out of Los Angeles because of alleged prejudicial publicity · .. It would be too costly and cumbersome to move to some other part of the state to conduct a trial," chief prosecutor Roger Kelly said. DnUlst• tt'•naed SAN FRANCISCO - Significant health proglems among thousands of dentllta and dental auiatanta exposed re- aularly to lauabbaa pa -an anestbetie -baa.._...,....., ae. cordial to a Staford University study. Researchers. wh9 reported their flrvHngs Wednesday at the annual meeting of the Amencan Society of Anesthes1olog1sts here. said the problems they Wl· covered included h1ghe r·than- normal rates of diseases of the liver . kidney a nd nervous system; an 10creased number of miscarriages a mong the WlVes of male dentists and among female dental assistants dis- eases. and a higher incidence of birth defects in the children of dental assistants exposed to the gases. llftldlts Deee SACRAMENTO <AP> Benefit cbecb for 100.000 apci, blind or dlaabled Callfondam wblcb bave been delQed ..._ a.t aammer ate to be .,.w in November and December. T!uat was the word Wednesday from tbe state Social Se~ces Depart-ment. . , "I have this uncomfortable feehng. Grimsley. that our futures are beginning to catch up with us ... EARJ.'S • LUM81 .. G • HIE AT l .. G WMWetHHHll ... \I lo< 111•\/ S.rwoO Tl-~••I YO..r 0oo< 1QU\. .... flifMre°"' Yo-;f' At••• '~'" ME!>A642· 17S3 1u......_, •••• MIUIOH VllEJ049s--04()1 1"11'-'-"'-t~O F .CA••t P•• ' ti. I RABBITI INSURANCE I SAVE $2.50 Sa•• POPOY ~$69 YODIA •-.. su• Ae C pital Closure ~~s Questions Earlier thl1 moadat::• coutl_ 1u~e~mm.Jttee•1 ....... ol ca.ta ..... ,. mial Hmpltal led to Ulat ............ _.l•CJ l"OOTB ...... e,laeld to paramedic e .... for abaat t.. ..a. : Tbe .............. , ... -" .......... temporarJ balia -NOPIMcl to~• Oet. 11. · Wbat were the vto'tttlur lwldf o.. wu that there ,.... no spedftc wrttt. ............. few •merataeY rtom ~to take tcJllllllL .. education. Mon lmpartut ... • .... tlaat tbe baspilal .... ~· ........ Of certata medlcllUGDt Oil lta-- eJDera-cy room eart. 11o .. vw. tbat ftndlna hu been disputed by bmpital alftdala. Some qUMtlam haw bllD railed by boepltal offlciala atld others not connected wltb the bolpital who say they b~ve beard of other reeWtle1 belal tound wtth similar deficiencies and yet not belni decertifted. .ft 's a touchy situation. Although some membera of tbe racilltiea s ubeommittee of the Oranae County Emergency Medical Care Committee work for hoepitala tlaat coul4 be cooaidered rivals, they normally would disqualify themselves if a confllct ol interest existed. The Mesa lnspection waa beaded by a physician from out of the area. The problem ii that the hospital business in Orange County ls rife with politics. Since permits to add beds and major equipment must be approved by the county Health Planning Council, hospitals sometimes compete to show why they need and d eserve expansion more than some other facility. A point could be made that discrediting Costa Mesa Memorial or shutting down a part of its operation could btnefit some other hospitals. . • Of course, subcommittee members had to weigh the fact that an earlier inspection bad also turned up some p~blerns at Mesa, although these had.been resolved. The question that remains is, now that a hoepital has been subjected to considerable loas of revenue and bad Pt&blicity and paramedics forced to travel farther in tome cases where minutes can rnean lives, was the closure really Justified'? Worthwhile Service With so many demands on time and attention, it's easy to understand why, once a crisis passes, people frequently push it to the back of their minds. But forgetting about unpleasant truths doesn't make them go away. That's why the Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce has launched a program of sponsoring talks on the energy situation. There aren't long lines at the gas pumps any more and the debate has died down -although in many ways unresolved -as to whether the gas shortage was a real one or just a ploy to hike prices. . Nevertheless, it's clear that the world -and Americans in particular -is gobbling up energy at a rate that the earth can't continue to fuel, at least not through the resources we're presently using. TOnight, the chamber is sponsoring a talk by E .H. "IJubie" Clark, Jr., president and chief executive officer of .Baker International Corporation. Re will speak oo the energy situation. beainninl at 7 :jo p.m. in council chambers, 77 Fair Drive, Costa M•a. The chamber is to be commended for its work to keep this import.ant topic before the public. Response Merits Praise A yet·unsolved series of murders has terrified many Costa Mesa residents and frustrated police who, used to a generally peaceful medium·sized city, suddenly find themselves faced with a vicious and elusive psychopathic killer. It's a situation that could spark even more tragedies if panicky women begin buying guns and shooting at shadows, or if misinformation is passed around by word of mouth. Police in Costa Mesa have gone all out in their efforts not only to find the killer but also to distribute flyers with accurate information and security advice and to sponsor rape and security seminars (for information on these, call Officer Darell Freeman at 754-5320). Individual -0ffic&rs are-working roond-tbe--clock to pursue leads, answer telephone calls and reassure mem· bers of the public. The police are to be commended for their sensitivity and alertness to the need for public information as well as more traditional methods of crime-solving. In adddition to helping residents improve the security of their homes, the very visible door-to-door police effort also should help reduce the spread of rumors that con- tribute to a climate of fear. • Opinions expressed in the space above are those of the Daily Pilot. Other views expressed on this page are thC>M of their authors and artists. Reader comment is invited. Address The Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321. Boyd/Life Views ByLM.BOYD Pollsters uked an equal number ol men and women this query: "Which have the more difficult life, men or women?'" Tbe men were Dear Gloomy Gus Caa't 1ometbln1 be doae to .. tbe theft ol •bonUll .C..Uf AD.Joa• ...a-with a cart off tbe abopplns market prop· m1 -....s be arn.tec1 for p a 1111rklD ot ltolen propeltJ. WSALLPAY divided fifty.fifty on the mat- ter. But three times as many women as men thought women had the harder row to hoe. The literal meaning of ''diamond" is "indestructi· ble." It's s aid the world 's cheapest cruise is the 13-hour voyage between Stoekho!~ Sweden, and Finland's Al lllanda. Roundtrip, $2.25. Did I tell YoU there are 3.2 million potholes in Texaa roachr Q. ..What do tlq cobra tnakeaeat?" A. Uttler 1Dalt81, almost exclualvely. Q. 0 1.t tbeN a lot at lllbt-- DID• aad tbu•d•r et tll• Nortll md ._..Polee?" A. llardb 887· .. ., .... 1aeb .a.etrieal ltonD "'-10 ,.an. ~. Octaw21. 1111 Robef't N. WMd/Publllher n.mle Kenit/..._, a..blr~ 1C,.•bkh1edltor1a1 ..... ~ -= 't U.S. Sheltered Nazi Seientins YI AIHINOTON -In the nl11ltm•re llt•t •H NHl Germ_,, tM IDOi& _,_llnble enmlull ol an wen u.e ..._ ot 1cleaff do put t.Mlr lkllla Md knowled1• at U.• 1enlee of Adolf Hiller and Ill.I lnHne aenoeldal tbearie9. Tralold Lo aerve huawdty, tb,ey lbould uve bad a better 1ra1p ol rilbt alld "Wrong than the bomlcldal , moroatc thugs ol the SS who did the actual butchering . Yet It Wal German acientilb who developed the mau ·murder techniques the ~ used, and wbo performed un- speakable "experiments" on Jew1, Russian prllonera-of·war and other helpless vicUms. IRONICAU. Y, the poliUcs of the Cold War gave these scieo· tlsts the best chance of any Nazi criminals to escape punishment for their actions. Their expertise was a salable commodity in the East.West competition that sprang up before the ashes of de- Mailbox ' teated Oennmu' were eveo cool. 8up..-111ed pet'DllMGl doeu· menta dltalJ an outrapoa1 pro-aram, eode·named "Paperelip," under wbleb mmdndl at Null-lneludina allepd WU' c:rfmiNlt -were weleomed into tbe United Stat.ea wtth DO reprd for their put '"ce to HlUer. The still· sec:ret dlllcumeata were turned qp by Sen. Mu Baucu, D-llcmt., 'wbaee j9dldary HbeoaUDW.. ii •oolrtnc ill&o "PapercUp" and re- lated Pn>IJ'Ull· The inlent of the "Paperclip" program wu to reenrlt German scientists and technicians before the Soviets s nared them. Ostensibly. strict background checks were to be run on the recruits and their famlUes to make sure no war criminals were given sanctuary In this country. IN FACI'. however, the secret documents indicate -and other sources have confirmed -that in many cases no security checks at all were made. This laxity by federal authorities enabled Nazi criminals to settle ln the United States, secure from prosecution for their atrocities. A few of these scientists have been ac· c used or performing pseudo· medical apel"lmeGtl OG Jews, lnalde •ourcea told our at· 1oelete1 Gary Cohn and Jack llltebeU. ID eome cues, dero&alor'J iD- formatian OD a particut.r Iden· tllt·recrult wa,s simply over- looked became the 1ovemment conaldend bim too valuble to rlak IGllns to the aautam -or to a de-NutfleatioD eoart. "PaPBclP'~wa a calculated. · cumullldft effort by Uie U.S. eove~ to brins some ot the worst ki6da ot Null lDto tbe United Slatel rega.rdlell of their back&rounds.i.. a eonaressional investigator told us after ex· a mlnin& the auppre.ssed docu· meots. A le11 extreme view was given by another knowledgeable source, wbo said tbe latent ol the operation wu benlp -to ex· pedite tbe clearance of needed scientiflc talelll -but the way it wu carried out was a d1su&er. "It was an enor of Judcment," be said. laws In tbltr ...i to recndl tM Germ• Mlelit•• . One nllrtetecl doeameat. for example ...... : "Praakly. we reacMd tbe eolle..._ tUt. 11 a matter ol fact, tbe7 are blUll broucbt here .. mtBw wtaloat re1ard to tbe lmml1ratlon laws." Wben cne 10VerD.1Deet G8ldal made tbe reuoeable ..,....._ that-tbe Germaa 1efeaU1ts 1boatld be permitted to come here only oa replar 'ltau, be was quickly o•erruled on grounds of "expedlenee," tbe doeumeata show. Hundreda o1 scientists and their famllles, some with neither pusporta nor vllas -and some wttb W.U· documented tlea to Nad ac:· ti vities -were ferried to tbe Uo.ited States OD troopebiP9 CU'· f)'inl American Gia llome far d.iscbarte. Otben were tnaCbt to Canada and Meideo and sneaked into tbe United Stat.es. In oae-l.Dltanee cited ID tM documents, u American ..eort· in• officer -.. nec1 a san aad -e-• ''Paperclip'' was • .,_.. f " r..aoc.a threatened a co•erameat 0 • deliberately used to s muggle ficial wbo questioned tbe pro- known Nui criminals into this priety of allowing a group of country. or was merely bungled, German scientists into the Unit· the fact remains that federal ed States. authorities violated ~mmigration ., ONCE IN THIS country, the German scientists were given lucrative jobs in American in· dustry. Some even received security clearances to wort oo sensitive defense projecb. The suppressed ••paperclip" files raise disturbing questions about a report last year by the General Accounting Office, which CODChlded that there was no widespread conspiracy to ob- struct investigation and Prosectl· tion of Nazi war criminals. The GAO report did acknowledge that the CIA, the FBI and the Defense and State Departments had indeed a r· ranged for suspected Nazis Lo gain refuge be.re. and then used them as SOlU'Ces of information. But the GAO report played down t.bis use of war-crimes suspects by U.S. agencies. The "Paperclip" documents show that the involvement of the U.S. government with al- leged Nazi criminals was far more extensi•e than previously believed. Footnote: We'll bave fmtber reveJatiom about Nam b.idiag ID tbe United Stales In tublre col-- umns. Will Women Ever Gain Right to Be Safe? To the Editor: In the struggle for equality and basic human r ights for women, one glaring area of total inequality yet re mains. It is a condition which has existed for so long that I wonder if, perhaps, it has ever been re~ garded as a deprivation of a right. 'lbe female human being is denied the right of relative safety from bodily harm in her daily life. Why is it still COD· sidered an unfortunate but true fact or life that women simply cannot safely live, work, or travel alone? OBSEaVE a few examples of common news articles read (and accepted) by millions every day. A teacher in Costa Mesa is as- saulted oo a Sunday afternoon in her school classroom. A Wood· bridge housewife is beaten over the bead and almost raped in her own home in broad daylight. A series of unsolved rape· murders in homes in a coastal community are reported. Don't we au casually read these ac· counts and think how un- fortunate, or bow awful? I pro- pose we begin reading them and think, whatanoutrage! I am a single woman like m illions of othe r s today, on my own, earning a living, and raising a child. I am grateful that I have so many areas of op- portunity open Lo me today and rights which were denied not so many years ago. However, I will not feel like an equal human be· Ing unUl I am no longer afraid to walk to my car in a dark college parking lot; until I feel safe working alone in my office; until my friend is no tonier ap· prebensive about Joelinc alone near her home before daylight; until I can allow my H-ye&N>ld daughter to take a public bus alter dark, or even before, and not fear for her aafety. Today. with 10 maay women on their own. wbat can be done to give us lbe freedom tbat every other poup baa alwaya bad •nd aaumed a1 ID lnallena· ble right? The freedom Just to be. KAaEN N. THOllAS • ...... N.,I' ...... To UM Sdltor: A,.. Item ID tlae ,.....tolll bow lhoekecl a traala•aa t. DaJtaD, Oblo, bMomea ftla he ftDcla ,....i ~ .,.,. at buUCIGI • thrown in the trash Well. I am shocked loo, when l think of the many dollars the Salvation Army or the GoodwiU stores could have realized from the s ales of them , or how happy many institutions would have been for this windfall to replenish missing buttons on the patients' clothing. In the old days in Norway we learned that it is a sin to throw a way good, useful things, and J think it still is, helping to Oame recesaion in our land. Waste not,. want not. MAGNYL.JENSEN lt'efeemeae1-.1 To the Editor: Celia Turner's article on Oct. 14, opposite the editorial page, was a welcome relief. I could just "b-..1" her for prod· ding a giggle ln a glum mo- ment. Encore, encore ! R. MELLIN StreaB•• l'_,me To the Edit.or: Regarding Dr. Ste incrohn's response on stress (Oct. 17). I Ok ! HeAt'S, ftl6 elG F~l.A JlECEIVES- 1AlL~, WJIJ KICk OFF! .. must comment: He suggests that work is categonzed. men·s jobs vs. women·s jobf;, and that by transcending across a forbid- den line. a wom an can expect "stress diseases." How absurd! The a rbitrary dis tinction which classifies man's and woman's work has, in the fmal analysis, no bearing on who will be arructed with "stress dis· eases." Stress is, in fact, handled by people on their own indepmcleat schedules. Stanford University, University of Tex.as ¥Dd Pam State University have proved tbal stress is healthy. If man is not cbaUen~ed. he becomes a docile vegetable. lackluster, witJl no drive, who is withdrawn and losing hope. 1be reality of stress becomes UD· healthy when frustration in· tensilies tbe adversity usociat· ed with unsatisfied stress, ie. failure or problems unsolved, or when sufferinl from a memat rusorder. I ha ve been dealin1 with stress for years and my studies conclude that each person will handle stress independenUy and uniquely, that stress is not \m· • healthy. that peopJe grow out or stress, and that at is impossible to associate stress with men 's jobs vs. women's jobs. J .B. YOUNG, Ph.D. .,....,. Spe•e •eu To the F.ditor: Last week when Gov. Brown returned from his earthquake survey be was met at tbe airport and tbe news media asked for a statement about Cbad Greene, tbe little boy leukemia victim. Well, I never thought old Brownle bad it in bim, but what be bad to say ..w baft oven credit to even Pope John Paul 11. Impossible, of course, but this Brown s tatement should be taped and every lawmaker, judge and Justice in tbe country required to view and listen to it. WARREN G. ALTHOFF fSa.,mg um 1w toOll&ld be glad to aoelcome tlw bow'• parnt• lo CoHfor•io , dao•ld ti.e, be tlareoteMd 10llh pro.ec.UO. hi M CUIGCbidll, 8'"'91 died lab •• ltf'Ollg ~ ......... '° u.. ba* prerofQliw o/ llw waotlwr alld fathu to decide t01aot killd o/ medicol con ia bed" tor Uwir cldldna. and_., °" to criticia> Uw ~ 8*"1i•1wwt cm.t tlw "* /or as••• .. dw rigM to owmlle pornlal fliipOllliflilitv .. tucla mot-tn•. Ed.). Quotes .. l!:acb year, t• out of 100 cot1plea bt tM United SUMI U· pert.ee cme or more Yw.t ta. ddent1. Tbat'1 1~ million eoui*L If we Ud ~ Ila tbat ID an Ol9blc diM-it would be deeland a aattcNt emer1eae1." -Dr. •an., kra-. a ua1 .. nJty o( Ne• HamPlhlre ~t AM co- autbor « a fOl'tbeoaa.lq boat • faml17 ml•ee. ••1 UM .. 're~ eelllb'OI o1 ... ,,, ................ Gil .,;t •• , .... Mii .. .... T ........ r1fTl'W'I tbi& t1aeoUaltllua1a1ta11a.,...r lt la tip to flML .. to l&ap price ...... , \ 1 GENERAL NEWS • HomfnB Tied to Water Study in Ruml SD PUBLIC AUCTION. HANDMADE ORIENTAL RUGS X VSNEt -There are lot.a of ways to say it and Everett Olaon chose tb1a plate for c \ the familiar ''Tennla, anyone?" ' to i th j La tio~------------------ anr-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ oft u CI AnnolUICes Qctiv ities List ..J The following schedule of activities open t.o 4 public bas been announced by the UC Irvine 1xlensioo program: N1.'HaM":~·:i~;,:O:,:,! Zonl1t9 r ei.tttrs· A Short Cours. tor At· l..,rney\," Albert Sotnot, M.A . ~onom lst a nd urban ptann•r . Herket~y and Portl•nd ; Albert oan(llo, J .O., attorney, O•nl•t .urtln, Jr., J .O .. (ity •ttorney, V•lnut Cr~. A _.., .. ., cour"'· ft c:'·m ·~ 30 P.m .. Saddl-k tnn. IMO 'I:. First SI .. 5.wlta AM. ""' '75, In. ,ch-s tuncll. I ~~:-:~:I L!:c:.:'.~i.T1~11n M~ WrMl~ ............. Atft !_,,. -· ,.,. ....... ~ LKtwe ...... uct ....... . ·~~ .. .._ ( ~•l•t• EJIC1'Mt91nt,'' ltl<'wtrd L. N O¥n l'l.S.. IJ"Hident, Audltl!CI ln- ve$tment Properties. A one-day seminar, 9 :30 a .m .·4:30 p .m ., SMr•t_Ne_rt Hotel. Hew-1 Beecll. l"ff: SM, l..ct-• clou -·-~ "llDllY • ..o¥. 9 ··~roJect 1 .. rvlv•t: O ettlnQ Tllrou911 Ille Review Procen," Albert Solnlt, M.A.., ec_,151 -.,,Mn pt-; c-..tt ... 1 to to<ot .... ,, .. _..,.,,...,,; formerly clllef pt-. Marin c-tr. co-dlre(tor, tM11tute for E~tlon Ill l.o<•t Go .. rnrMnt. Berkei.y e ...i Portlond: -VU"I $p .. IUtfS.. A one- d41y worUl>OP, I •.m ~:>O p,m •• Sao· 01ewo. inn. 1660 e First St • Santa Ano Fee· US, Includes tune II F•tOAY, HOV. t a"d H : SATU•OAY,HOV. tOa ... 17 "Or•oms, Symbols o nd Arc,,.,1v~: An Introduction to C.G. Junc;i. •• Alon 8 . Rus~ln, Pll.O., (IJn•UI PSYCllOloOISt. A (-"kend pro9rem. Fri .. 7·10 p.m.; Sat., t ... m ·S pm •• Rm 101., Soclel !;(lence ~l.ab, UCI. Fee: Ut, lnc:IUdesP•rk1"9. SATU•OAY, HOV. tt "SalllllQ: -lllQ Effect!,,. Prnen-totlon~ •nd Tlnw M•ruioement." JUIH A. MonM, ,_lt""I· A _. oov semlNr, 9:JO •.m.-4::JO p.m., Rm. no. Sor.loll Science T-. UCI. Fe•· U S, tncluci.s tuncll, ctu• ""'tHl•I\, -Plll'1!1nQ. Enrotl"'"'t n llmlt..., "Ellectl"9 Coc>lt>Q wltll Olfllcutt p...,p1e," R-1 M. 8r<1mi.on, Ph 0, prlnCopal, Br.,,._,, P•rlettt. Har. .-IM>n & A$-A on..Ooy semlNr. " JO a m -4 >O p m , CotO Rm., Mew Commons.. VCI. F.e '60. lnc:h~> lut>(lt, <l•UrNtt ... leh, -POrkinQ SATU•OAY, HOV. IO•M 17 "lSAT Preparation W0<ksh0p, t.•rr'I' o...,r., 8 .A .. 1urn1no skill• spec ••llst. U CI A two week -ru1-. 10 •m-17 noon ond I • p.m • Rm 100, Humonit-Hall, UCI F.e: ~. lnclUOU -m•lerl•I• -par1tlnQ. WEDNESDAY, HOV.14 "Structurln9 llW Multi Miiiion Oollar $ete. Slr•teoles, EHcutlon •"d Pltl•lls.'' J. Tllomn Weth. M.8.A •• vi<.e presodHll, CoMollcMted Capitol Corp. A one-day wmln•r, ':30 •.m.·4:JO p.m •• She r•ton· ~ Hotll. '"-" 8ffcll. Ftt ~s. lnctudeS cln t ma\arl•I• a nd tun<ll TMUHOAY, NOV. tS ••.t. Day Wilt\ ,..l•r Orucker, .. "9ter '" ~.,.~'consultant; pnlfes-Of soclal K lenc:e •nd m•naoement, Claremont Grechulte Schoof; OIJtlnQUltned un- iversity ttcturer In m•Moement, Or-•te ~s S<'-1. ~ Ycwk Ulllvenlty; Mtlor. A -411'1' pro. 9'•m. •·» &m.-4:30 p.m., si.roton HOtel, He.vpor1 llUCfl. "-' teO. ln-Cl-S 1.-fl, EMollment 11 llmltecl, "lmprovt"' 5-nrltory Slllll•.'' Howard Wiison, presld•nt, Ad· mlnlttratlv• Rese.,cn Auo<l•tu tnc. A one·d•Y semln•r, 9·30 a m ., JO pm .• Hotld41y Inn. llll Brt,101. Coot~ Mtso FM: '60, In- ' lud•' luncll, part ln9, one clH• materials. THU•SDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY -SUNDAY HOV. 15, 1', 17 -11 "New Concepts ol Consciousness Rotlon•I •nd lntullln MoOH ol ICftOwt.-ve:· Huston Smltll, Pf"O ,.._ of rt1'91oft ........ ,._.. -feU•r ol pllllo!Mlf>lly, lyr~vM Uftlverslty; Rell• M e y , ~.=: ic.:c_~.::.. .. """'t 1111r -... ~ -bellevlor•I sciences. St•nford University; Plr Vll..,at 1....,at K ..... , he.O, $vii ~ In ... west; ~ T . GyeltMfl, 411rec .. r. , ....... n ~ u,. ~ fer T ... U. ....... st ...... ;l!*-K ...... - RoH. ~. ~ HI..,_; H ... Ho-non. c..iA<'I•. ~lftctot C.nter lor Al\arne ll.,. F"tur H ; Got"'°"OMlo.Font,.,.-; Frlljof Copre. 111....-0., pflytkht. UC --···.,; 8R. O.Yld -·llatl • me-of IM 8eNOl<tlM Or-. cll•lrman, Center for Splr ltuol Sludlts. A ........ ., prOQram. T"""·· ._,O p.m.; Fri, -Soot., t •.m.-S >O P.m.; Sun .. 9 o.m.-12 noon, 01•· ... .,1..,d Hotel, 1150 w. CAlrritos A~. AN111tlm F..,· SIOO _.,eotstr•llon or SIU •I IN -· For f\lrtllt< I.,. lcwm•ttoncc11t C714 t ~14. SATUROAY,HOV.17 .. Utlllrln9 Time Elfu tlvety.'' How•rd Wiison. pretldent. Ad· m lnlstr•llw Rtteer<~ll Asso<l•tes. Inc . A one·d•'I' umln•r, t :lO •.m .·4:>0 p.m., Gold Rm .. Mesa CommOftS. UCI. F". "°· lnclU<lllS 1unc11, e>arklno. ond clan ....tHl•ls. "Proor•m Tesllno Tttllnlouu ." Edw•rd F. Miiier, Ptl.O .. Software Rueorc11 As\IOCl•tn . A one-d•Y semlN1r, 9 a.m.·S p.m., . 17'. Com- puter Selene• Bldo.. UCI. FM: S9S, lncludH rNIHlals, luncll, itnd park· •no. TUUOAY,HOV.a . u eu~ct1Yf' S.IH Man.ageme-nt.•• TllOm•• R L-is, M.8 .A .• direct0< ol win and senllu p1....,1nv. Tiie FIY· •no Tloer l.i"" A _..,.Y wmonar, 9 JO e m ·4.JO pm .. Sll•r•ton. N••Port Hot11t, N ... por1 Buell Ftt \•S, fn<ludt>S h1nc h •nd tl•\s m•ttrt•I\ THU•SOAY. HOV. 2t "Clo•nQl"ll 8111tavlor CPreventonv Ruostance 10 Cfwo"Otll.'' H-•ro Wll,on, proldeflt. Administrative Rew•rd1 AMo<i•tes. Inc. A .......Uy .,.min•r, 9:JO • m.-4:l0 p.m .. Hollcl•'f Inn, 31JI Brl•IOI. COit. ~-FM : "°· Includes luncll. parki"9, •net cleu m•terlals. "'lnn•r ~111111.'' Bob Krr.vtt. co- •ut hor of •-Sllllno; -.n1u1c ps.,cllot09lst; co-fo .. n0or of Ille Ea.left ~ Olflter. All ....,.1n9 Pf«>- 9r.m, 7·tt p,m~ Rm. F-110. Mecl~ Scleftcft I. UCI. Fee:..._ SATUllOo\ 't, OEC. 1 .. Oynamlc Prewntollon,'' IC•reft WlllOrl, 8.S., PfftlOeM. Wit-~ ..... so<l•I•'-A -411y toml!IM', t :• •.m.·•:>O p.m. !'Im. 220, Soclll Science T-. UCI. Fw: MO, I~ Cluele5 ~ k#Kfl, Md "'1tlfl9. Eflrollf'Mfll It llmltM. Call 642-5671. Put • few word• to work for Invites you to meet SCOTT FITZGERALD artist I printmaker Friday. October 26th 7·10 pm at the Fr3mewrlght Gallery 8740 w.,,,., Avenue, Fountain Valley from '11intall md ..... ,,...,... now TboM clUJ.ena wbo alreedy own lots on wblch ~ m~ be .. ,alb end.cl aren't affected by u. y. ..... 18 NOi' A UMft'AftON ca property rtcbu.'' an otncta1 aald. "ft'• the ,.v.,... Jt'a an auunnee that. lt you buy a buUdable Jot, there wW be water on it over~ kmc term.'' A atmllar cuaraatee wu IOQlbt m a proposed elate l1w btltodueed by Allembl)'mao 1 Larry KaptJotf, D-8an Oleao. But the meuure died ln committee. China W ams Smoken TOKYO CAP) -Cbioa ia beliMiDI • national camp11p t.o warn it.a 900 million citizens of the risks of smoking, Radio Peklnc announced. The broadcaal aa.ld the 1overnmeat will OQllaw smoking by students and in public places, includ- ing theaters. hospitals and on public transporta- tion. ll will also run a national information cam- pais.n about the health huards. . . Health Minister Qianl Ximboo1 i<Olienlf•nn· Chung) saldthe cancer rate has jumped six-fold in 15 years in the city of Shanghai. REQUESTED BY THE SHIPPER ANO CLEARING AGENTS llll.L OF LADING •5061 av VIRTUE OF OUR POSITION AS ONE OF THE LEADING LIQUIDATORS OF ORIENTAL RUGS JN THE, NATION. WE HAVE BEEN REQUESTED TO SECUR E ANO CLEAR AN ENTIRE SHIPMENT OF FINE. HANDMADE OR IENTAL RUGS, ORIGINALL V IMPORTED BY A DEALER WHO COULD NOT MEET FI NANCIAL 08LIOATIONS NECESSARY TO CLEAR THE MERCHANDISE THROUGH U.S. CUSTOMS. Due to the urgency of this sale, this is an ouutanding opportunity to acquire th ... fine, handmlde Ortenul Rugs, pf us othen. Included will be beautiful C*~tt and 'Ufl from 7 of the world's leadino rug capitAlls: Persia, China, India, Turtc.y, Afghanlatan, Romania and Pakistan. Sires vary from 2'X3' to 10'X16' and some palace wzn. CATALOGUED ANO SOLO BY THE PIECE FRIDAY. OCTOBER 26 AUCTION 8 P.M. PREVIEW 7 P.M Auctioneer Col L Rosenblum tnfor~· (213) 996-6323 HOLIDAY INN 25205 LA PAZ RO. LAGUNA HILLS A. A & A Inc • L.qu•diltO•> T11rma C.Kl'l/Check IRED HOT PRICES! HUGE SELECTION IN STOCK-READY TO GO!I I I I 3-PC. PAINTI"G SET i e r ROlllll • MHDUI <!teC • T1' "'°'' METAL TaAYI l''"' RO LEI REFILLS ~a ., •• ,... ~ci • HTI r llUUt r ... • I Westminster I Santa Ana I COSTA MESA i 15191 Beach 322 w. 17th 2221 Harbor ... 898-3388 547-7781 6'i.i'i26 . DallJ M -Set. M -8un. N=*I P..11. State workers take deep core samples from the earth beside San Diego Freeway in San Clemente. The samples will be evaluated to determine stability of the area below the civic center. A geologist has asserted freeway widening work that was under way could cause landslide. Workers from left to right are Burt Lund, George Cooper and Bill Cain. Irvine to Survey Dousing Needs By DAVlD KUTZMANN Oft• O.itf Plt.4 ,..,. The city or Irvine has ch<>tie.n a method with which it will try to provide affordable boualng for low and moderate income families. On a 4-1 vote Tuesday, the council went along with a proposal put forward by Councilman Art Anthony which calls ror a survey of the city work force on houslng needs THE aF.stJLTS Of that sur Vt)' would then be used tp ea&a bli•b goal• for providing lower cost housing in villages yet to be r.ooed Voting against the plan was co uncil member Mary Ann Gaido, who said sbe would pre- fer to see the proposal In Its final form t o be s ure it could withs tand any leial challenges "I think it's extremely impor tant we go with a legally de- fens ible pos1t1on on this." Ml> Goido suid. The crly has been the target of several lawsuits in recent ye11rl> charging that ill. C.Ounty OKs Aliso Beach Park Project Orange County supervisors awarded a 1298,000 contract this week for comtruction of tbe tint phue of Aliso Beach Park a&one Pacific Coast Highway and Allao Canyon Road. Superv:ltors accepted the low bid of California Landscape. Inc.. for development of tbe park , Including con cret e walkways, chain link fencing, UabliDC and new restrooms. COllltructloo I.a scheduled to betln within three weeu and be eompleted in about alx months. olflciala said. Fuadl tor the park's first pbue were allocated from the l'OUDly'a Harbors. Beaebea and Park.a Dlatrict. zonin g pollclea were ex· cluaionary toward low-income persona ASSISTANT CITY Attorney Roger Grable told tbe council be felt the policy under conslder,a· tion would be able to stand up to legal challenges once deflruUve guidelines were set. AnU1ony's proposal was one of two the council was considering Tuesday night as part of its ef· fo rt to set numerical goals for h ou s ing ass is tance in the General Plan The other proposal, formulat· ed by city planners, called for establishing percentages for lower-cost units before zoning . decision w~re made and then •P- plying that policy at the Ume a village was to be zoned. EVEN THOUGH they opted for Anthony's proposal, council memben admltted the need for low co.t bousln1 exceeds the city's ability to meet that need. Anthony propoeed the city sur-vey employees working In the Irvine Industrial Complex aa well as students at UC Irvine, mllltary personnel and civilian employees at the El Toro Marine Corps Air Station, employees of the Irvine Ranch Water District and workers for the school djstrict, uni venlty campus and city itaelf. A taak force also would ~ formed with repreaentatlvts from the Greater Irvine ln- dwitrial Leapie, the Chamber of Commerce, JRWD, 11ebool dis· trlct, Marine base and other agencies. The panel, be said. would aaaiat in developint quea· ~ions and dl.atributinuurveyf. Ant.bony said the city would update the survey each time a residential zone change was re- quested ori a village scale. YSports Complex Proposed Resw-•atlvt11 ol the YllCA have Mbd H...t1qtoD Beadt d · ty leaden for perml11ton to bulld a •porU complex in tbe city'• Cmtral Park. Denaia Crouo, Weit Oran&e County YMCA ueeutlve di.rec- .tor, aa1d that bl.I aroup la lD- terested In buUdin1 a l:S,000. aquare·foot facility. c aoUN &uD the propoeed structw-e ii paUerned after a facUity in Portland, Ore., wbic:b ii In a city park. An Olympie-- sized indoor pool, a f"11 am. a fitness cent.er and racquetball courts.are included in the plana. Vince Moorhouse. the city'• park and recreation director, aald bl.I ala.ff is atudyina the YMCA request fOf' a loai·t.erm leuelntheclty'alargestpark. "It's my feelln& the city really needs a recreaUonal facility like tbla," said Moorhouse. "If aomttbiq can be worted out and everyone agrees to it then that's super." THE YMCA proposal, be not· ed. would have to come before the clty'a Park and RecreMion Commil8k>n and the City Coun- cil for approval. Crox.en. wbo said the YMCA ls attempting tO shill from youth to family oriented activities, main· talns the current YMCA facility on Garfield Avenue ln Hunt ington Beach is too small. He said swimming programs a re conducted at member's backyard pooil and that sports programs are limited because of the cramped facility ··w e've bad such a tremeo· dous growth in tbls area that buJld1ng a new f acllily ls the on- ly logical next step," Croxen as- serted. "We had 2 ,500 kids participate in our camplng pro- gr am last summer -that gives you an Indication or our needs " THE YMCA would fund tbe sports facility through contribu· lions and fundraisers, he said. He estimated the facility would cost about $4 mllUon Moorhouse recently unveiled plans for commerelalbiq the porUon ot c.&raJ Pan r.low Talbert Awnm. A •porta COID• plex, restauraata. a mtnlMl&re golf coune and a rollenkatlq rink were among the plana be envisioned. However. park neighbors have been vocal in their opposition to active developments In the DOW· passive park. Residents were successful la11t year in defeating a skateboard fu cilily proposed for the park N-M Seeks Bidckrs On Parcel Newpott-M•a trustees bave a&reed to go out to bid OD a small north Coeta Mesa parcel of s urplUI school property. A mlnJmum bid of $240,000 was let for tbe site, about four- tentha ol an acre, located at the lnteraection of Beu and Baker Streets acroes from the school transportation headquarters. Bids will be opened Nov. 26, alter which an auction will be held. Several developers have ex· pressed interest in the parcel, 1ncludiq one wbo baa options oo adjolniq property for an office complex, m.teea said . The site •• not beint used and ll'Ulteel saJd it WU retained by previous bo1rda only because they were aware that lta value would Increase as the area became built up. Psychiatrist Faces Fraud Complaint A feliaQ ertmlaal complaint ....... r=lha· ............... Business Denied Adobe Area Use .-...a111tdl fraad, accord· liaa to Uae 1tat• Attoroey 0•1nl'1CJalel. A ...... uld tbe COID· Plalot ellar1" Dr. Lout• P. Olatcb Jr., 17'12 Beach Blvd, wtda one com1t ol 1rand tbef'l ... ID COllDU ol fUiDC falle and fnDdtllllll lledi.C.l claims. He Ml pln•ld lAnocflnt. Dr. Ol8&da'1 arreat followed -p&alala ...... ltate Depart- --ol HealUa S.rvlcff con· cenain1 alleled bllltn1 prac-deie~ dal .,...man Wd. . ~'ftail ~ .. HIMduMd '-a~r Dee. 17 ln Weft = c.&r .... ,.. eoun. .. nl.J' ····"*'· .. -flh ... from ellltodf ---bllll. San Jueo c.putrano Pa•""'DI eomml.....,.. blft tw'Md down a Mrvice ltatioa owner'• req...t to ue a vaeul lot Mxt to tbe bl.I· torte mo....,... for commercial purpoMI. Tbe .,... ... ._ ¥cMd __.IDOUll)' 1'lllclaJ to reject a req...t for. ••oot tall redio uw m•--tower, a e ........ trailer ad reereatloa.al vehicle 1tora1e ... at the one-tbJrd acre parcel owned by MrVice station owner Forr11t bunivt.n. T he condittonel use permit and nrtmee for the propoaed commercial project waa op» poled by Hventb 11neratlon homeowner ltepben IUot, who operates b1I law practJce out of the J.11.year-old adobe OD Loi Rio• Street In San Juan Ca, ..... ow~ :-'.C-:.'::!r-==s obJ..-1 to ............ -· aaJiDI ll.,. be*'-~ • with a l'llAdmdal net ... bortaood. la a two ad a ball bour bear· ln1 befon comml•looen Tull· day nllbt. Riot and other prop- etty OWIM... Hid the1 were concerW about traffte lmpHll -Incl ..... bilaVJ towtq tndl and ~ "9alelel tbal would ...... 0-.,,.... .. af lb• r~u ---o.tm. Tbe ................. ·"= .. "''&:·· .. .... ....... ... ........... llODluo ..... OWMd"1Dmlnn. ' ---.. -~ ... Coeta .._. police bave lllued • bat ol Halloween ..,~--~cblldrm. ~he1 ~us e1t· that y~ door to door UM ve tape to make tbem vlaible to can. avoid loose or flammable co.tumea wbich can trip tbem or catch fire, wear sate lboet, and sUck to make-up and ba1r atJtiDc rather than maau and wip tblt ca oblcure via· ion. , . ,, Tann IBOULD be intpeeted bJ parents before eaUna. With frult washed and cut Into small p ieces to make sure nothlq ha.s been placed, in.alde. Unpaclca&ed or un· wnpped items sucb as popeom or small candles abould be discarded. If danaerous treau are round, they should be re· ported to police ao others can be warned. PAaENTS SHOULD know the child's route and .• bl1 er ber ~aakNul. ~'=== by u adalt or older cblld. Youapten lbouJd be told not to ...,. ..., boulea, IUld aboukt review Af«y ru ... for w.wac at mot. Tbo1e treatfna youngaten abowd make s ure there are outarde ll1bta and no ot.taclea . Anyone 1tvln1 out homemade or lOOle ltema should stve out carda wltb their name and addreu so parenta know wbere the goodiea came from. Only One Seat to Fill 2 Run for Mesa Water Board Post Encouraainc water cooaerva· lion and preparin1 for any future water 1borta1ea are amon1 tbe duties of the Ilea Conaolldated Water District board ol diredora. The di.strict, which aappUes water to resiclencea, buaiDea•es. government. Industry and otben in Costa Ilea, operates u a separate entity nm by an elect· ed board of direct.on. ONLY ONE on that board wlll come before Coeta Mesa voters on the Nov. 6 ballot. Candidates. for two other seats, both incumbents. were running unopposed in their divisions and have been appoint- ed to tboae positions by . the ·Orance County Board o f Supervt.son lo lieu ot electioo. One ol them, Mario Durante, has been on the board since 1960. He ta a retired civff servant who represents Division 1. Appointed In Division 2 is Eugene 0 . Bergeron, a funeral director who is completing h.is first term on the board. HERE ARE PROFILES pr the two i;andidates v ying to represent Division 3: Warren Bootll, SS. incumbent, manager of a compute r s upply Application& Under Review Tbe Fountain Valley City Council began reviewing the 1fM> applications rece ived 1n res ponse to their quest to replace City Manager James Neal. Neal, 65, announced In July that he wouJd resign the post he has held for 14 yeans at the end of this year. Mayor Bernie Svalatad sald Wednesday tbe five cowicllmen met for four hours late Tuesday, coming up wttb a list of 20 more probable caDdidat.ea. INCUMBENT W•"•" Booth company. lie ha!. been on the boa rd l8 years Booth said h t!oo primc.ry 1n terest in l>l't!king rf'·elcetwn l!oo to see through to eomplet1on a number or unf1m!oohed water dis tnct projects. Amoa& t..bese be named the elt7'a .... watmem ot weUa in aortb ODmla .... tt. ,....,. ment ol 0t•cla'ed wet. llw Mad add1Uan ol plpes to brt• the well water to other part.a ot the city. and Its agreement lo purcbue an interest Ln tbe San Joaqwn Reservoir BOO'llf al~ noted tb.H. dur mg the time he hat. :,er vl•d on lht- board, 1t ha:. achieved a top f1rt- r at1ng. paid its cxr>en!oot-\ through use fees without levying a tax , and condueted a <'Onservat1on program thro ugh schools and servlc.-e clubs. .. I think I have certainly far more knowledge of the water district, ot the needs or the peo. pie and tbe growth of the city, than my opponent," said Booth. adding that he s pends as much a:. eight hours some days on wate r district business. William Raymer, 4~. Costa Mesa fire captain. One of hii. as· s1gnments Included assessing the adequacy of the city's water dbtribubona aystem. ··1·4 llU to add aom e new blood to u.. ateUq board,'' •ald Raymer. aotlDI ttaat aevenl members blve .-Wld for multiple tenna. HE SAID ONE of his concerns .s tbe qualJty of water. whkh he belteves could J>e Improved Raymer noted tbat the wat~r leaves hard deposits on pipes 1md tiles He said he 1s also interested in ins uring a program or renovut- 1ng old water sys tems, and 1n maintaining a conservative budget ·· 1 think J could add new dlmerusions to an existing pro· gram," Raymer said. "Mr Booth bu been on the board a long time." Do you have time to listen to Walter read? In 15 minutes the average person can read to himself 3.750 words tou probably read faster 1n 15 minutes the average news oroadcaster on radio or televltlon teedl only half as many words. the choice of stories you need to be fully informed about events in the world. nation. state and county. . Add1t1onally. only the Daily Pilot bnngs you the "JtWS of vour com· mumty every day -news televl~on ignores. You get more news in less time when you read It yourself in the That means you get a lot more tnformetk>n tn less time by reading a newspaper than by watching any· one read the news to you. DAILY PILOT And. your new1paper gives you 642-4321 -- ···--------··---,....- NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS .... N ·~· .. , Annmll lnco~ Hits 82 Millio How be cot tbere I• &be U.terett· Inc 1tory. Hi• salary • ., only -cet that.. "only" -S.414,000, wblcb works out to '8.000 a week. Wa1kiD1 Money Tree around money for New Yortr City where Norton SilQPlt headquartered. But tbeG be WN awarded a IS00,000 bOa~ which broucbt him cloN to~ St mllllon mark. That'• bee> ter. J On top ol that, tboueb. Mahoney wu able to scoop uf another Sl. l million tb.rou&b stock appreclaUon rtetita. Ht bad optJant wblcb can bJm the r1Cbt to buy 155,000 tbaret of Norton Simon stock at tu.to a share. ln early 1'78 Norton Simon's stock was trading on the New Yon Stock Exchange at $20. Stock appred.UOll rt1bt.1 CSve the bolder an opportunity to pocket the dif. ference between those prices -he doesn't even bav• IO buy the stock himself. SO•E PEOPLE MIGln' th1nk that with all the p ro- duct.I he bas to worry about at Norton Simon, David Mahoney deservn the S2 million. The corporate lineup includes: Hunt's tomato pro· duct.a. Wesson oil. Orville Redenbacher's popcorn. Avis rent·a·car. Max Factor . J ohnnie Walker Se<>tches, Tan- queray gin, John Becg S<:ot.ches. Old Fitzgerald bourbon, Hine cognacs. Crawford's Scotch , Canada Dry beveragq, San Martin wines. Alexis Llcbine wines, Reddl·Wip, Snow· drift, Prima Salsa spaghetti sauce , Halston fashions, McCall patterns. Tha year, lo fact, one of those lines, Max Factor. caused nothing but proble ms. draining the profit.a made by the other stablemilles. And David Mahoney didn't do as well in compen1ation. NOllTON SIMON'S fiscal year ends J une 30, so the figures are already in. Mahoney got a tittle raise to a salary of $500,000. And he aga1n received a $500,000 bonu.s .. But he held options this year on 600,000 shares of stock at. Sl4. 71. a share -and dunng the first half or 1979 Norton Simon's stock was n oundering at the $15 level. Not much money to be made ther e Wall Street A.waits Mone~~upply Data NEW YOU <AP> -Tbe stock martet wu miucl in =-tradtlC \oda, .. lD""°"9 •ait.ed ,01' alpa of u.I ~of tM mo9e7 IDUMU. 11 TM 0ow ,.,... • ...,..se o1aoind\IMrlala .... off2.11 polatatom.•. And pi.Den trailed losers 7-6 in the tally o ( New Yo rk Stock lbctumee·u.ted luues. After eoartq fM more than two weeb in na~;;I credtt-H,,..eefns = by u.e P'edenJ ae.e~. abol1· interest ntel dee Wecf»eed~. Tbere were some bopd tllat the Fed'• weell'lr statistical repoc't, due at the cloae today, a1IO would •bow•; decline tn the basic measure ol the money supply. (Story, Pase Al> SlfK'lu IM Tlw Spof llgllf Mlaaf .-.to(•k• Did •<l'<-t<I 0.<•1-Urt<l••"Ol'C! rot•• ltMOtt ,.,_ f'\1qft\. ...... OW\, HEW Y()fl!C IAPI •-o· 1.-.1 104"4 Pr-•"tQU\ 0.• """' e90 _,., .... qo Vt •" •OO Two •••~ -l•"' I II' Oelr ltll IO 0-1P 1'11 10 ~ WH .. r Jll•• l;JI 0 I () HEW YORK IAPI ,.,n roci., d•t .. i , .. IOl MJ •ll 4" I •• ,. 1fll0 • s "' JI~ Pr•• ,~' ~ J0e 1'L ,.. "' 110 Ml 1 44 tate of Paradoxes New Hampsh ire Has Many Faces • sro •ooov AINa ru• .. .,,... flodla Giid kiM ore ....., ,.,,,,,..,,.,., . .,. bmia -tire IWN'teat llar#tpwldre, ....,. peola ,,.. '°'**• I "'-,,.,...,.,en IAe groaded, '~•d the politk• are the •..,lr*tttllNet0HampaMn" t. , -- RD. N.H. <AP> -U in Amarillo, say, one be tempted to think of Hampshire -ti one were ~pted to think of New psbire at all -that as New plhlre goes, so goes New H!pshire at. Americans cannot easily o rlook a slate that names its mountains after presidents and wboae kickoff primary has a rnjllmtainous infiuence in cboos· inil'bo those presidents will be. ~ C ONSIDERING tbh eter. wbat ia a N•w ? hampsblre is a place a blatory of: Tolerance: wbUe Salem, ... bumina jg wttebela, Walford ot Porta......,, .... tboM who acemed wttebcraft for slander wan. -Uberty: the right of the ci~ to revolt is written into th.ltate constitution. -'Ingenuity: Enos M. Clough of Sunapee invented a horseless carriage in 1869 that had S,463 partl t VARIETY: THERE ARE 13 ways to spell Lake Wtn· nipesaukee. -Morality: around 1820, Dartmouth College fined 39 stu- dents '2 each for attending danc- ing lcbool -Freedom the license plates bearing Revolutionary War hero Oen. John Stark's phrase "Live Free or Die" are made by con- vict. ta the state's one prison. Demo cracy: New m.psbire 's mob scene 1lature has 400 represen· ves. Uthe U.S. had the same portion, there would be 000 Congressmen. Forgiv eness : the VlllJUl.ILBU.~_,..8-ftpeated T-p!'O- for the governor to pursue 1lay "anyone who ag vatee New Hampshire." 18 ALSO A STATE of adoxes. 'there are wbite- pled villages, and the state percent forest. But It's arban than rural. toftl'Dlllent la frucal. The tekel ln $130 millioo in nalpta for liquor taxes, NPll'li*ll p.tJd by out-of·nate buatera. Same With , Some town meettncs still ap- point fence viewers -tbey ajudlcate boundary disputes. Hanover bas three, one with a degree from Oxford, bog reeves (porcine dog wardens) and cullen ol staves (whatever they do). Canu.a still bu its Saods- of-Time Rd. IN BA&TLETT. STAN Davidson atUI nm.a his birch peg factory with a century-old, wood·fired steam boBer. Tbe state still has a day o(f on Fast Day which dates from the 17th century w)len citizens were asked to pray and fast for an ail· ing governor. There are traditions that New Hampshire has fought for and preserved, and they remain native in the soil even if many of the slate's 850,000 people were born elsewhere. Perhaps tbe greatest paradox of all ia that New Hampshire would perch atQp the naUoo like aa old, taraftbed rooster weather vane forecHting the political breezes. P ADOXICALL Y, JN part, became Ne. Hampeblre'a pre· occupdcm wltll politics -its handshake. That's sophistica- tion?" RADWAY FEELS OPEN prtmaries are squeezing out the profesaiooala from the nominat-ing procas. "Instead of r easoned de· cisiona, you get enthuaiuta, peo- ple who have been temporarily turned on." Too much significance is at- tached to New Hampshire, a state with fewer people than Boat.on, Radway feels. "A candidate gets a 29 to 22 percent plurality with a small vole and bingo! He 's on the cov· er of Time and Newsweek. This adversely affects fund raising for the other candidates in primaries to come." OTHERS DEPLORE THE na: lional coverage turnine lbe primary into a media event. "Nobody here paya attenticn to politics until after the &upei- Bowl," aays a local editor, "b9t we get the Waahingt.oa pundits up here all winter eatine lobster oa the elQ)eDle account while tbetr wives ahop for antiques Tbere'a too much hype. Hell, look what they did to Muskie. B• .... rfcn •re I • ao la11rrw to rla••,,e tlal•p. At fetea mM!ft lllfJS ,,.. c .. ••HI ~ appol•f9'ftlfs of tnare 1'Wtre-rs, ltog ~n a n d elll1en •I •••~ town meetings, its opera-chorus legislature, ita staggered terms for state officials, its retention alone in the United Slates of a colonial-era five-man council to oversee the governor -st.em from a historic dis trust of politi· clans and government. Take the governor. He has a two-year term. The attorney general is in for five . One rea.soo the legislature is kept large - third only to Congress and Bri· taln's Parliament. in the free world -is that its very size tends to keep things honest. "By the time you've bought off the last one, you've lost the first," says Andy Anderson, a newsma!!_ turned hlJtorian.... n-uesides, there 's nothing to steal." THE LEGISLATORS' century pay of '200 a year keeps the pro- f eaaiooal pol and the ambitious at bay. 1be result is not. always brilliant legialat.ioo, u might. be expected in a body that toot 45 minutes to call t.be roll until electronic voting came in re· cenUy "One-hall of the Legl1I ature is Incapable of t.ho uebt, one- quarter never talks. 10 percent are leaders," says Eugene Danlell Jr. ol Franklin. The media said he lost beca..se he didn't quite get so percent of the vote. That's ridiculous." M rs. Symons values the .primary as ·•an early warning system·: for a candldate to de- termine ii hls campaign is in trouble. NEW HAMPSHIRE isn't about to surrender Its place at the head of primary line. State law, in fact, decrees its primary will be ahead of any other. The primary gives New Hampshire st atua and, Andy Anderson estimates, about $25 million spe nt by candidates and the media. Laurence Radway got a cha nce to have Walter CronJd te -up to tus hOteTroom and senaou\ for grinders. Besides ego enforcement, publicity and walking-around m oney, New Hamps hire's political return from the primary is modest. Trowbridge warns againat. putting too many eggs irrevocably in one basket by such a commltment to any one president. as accepting a job from him. "Then you can't. play the primary game anymore. THE GAME STARTED ln l!M9 when Concord attorney Richard F . Upton introduced legislation He 11 an impish 77-year-old for a direct. primary. Upton de. veteran of political combat that nies that h1a motive was to pro- lncluded bringing the New York vlde Dwight Eisenhower (Loeb Stock Exchange to a halt In 1933 called him ''Dopey Dwl&ht") a witb • protest dose of tear gas. chance to 1bow bis popular ap- peal, alt.bough be concedes it DANU:LL. IN ms way, may had that effect. be a Pl'O&OtYPe New Hampshire "I wanted to mak e the poUUcian. primary more meanin1ful, to .. In Caneord, they think I'm a cet. a1 many voters u poaible rav~1 radical" for numeroua involved ln the proceaa." populllt ~all datlnc back That be did. And candidates to blt idol,-Huey Lona. ''Jn by tbe motorcade even tboulh Pranldln," where Dudell pn-they mmt lmow no loser lo the 1tde1 over the acbool budaet New Hampahlre primary bu wttb tbe ltinllDMI ot a b1red ever moved to the Whit. Howe. man'• breattut~ .. tlley think Hopea and banners blsb, theJ I'm• ravtni reactionary." come to New Hampshtre't na· Th•n'1 a belief I.bat bl1 tone tlonal town meeUn1, puttlna expo1ure to candldatH bH down 1 '800 fillnf fee with IOO mad• the New HamPlblre YCMf' 1lpat'"' from tbe 1tate'1 two polltlcall,y 11ny. Jladwar dll-coo1re11lonal dl1trlct1. TIMD ·~~-th•r're otf. Anyone un run. &-POlWclana come to New "I've MeD bula atria, wJlcl. Ramp1lalre Ilk• llarle Aa· eyed m1•1tn1 and eveey kiadof tom.tta -... to venam. to kook,_ eould hn•llM ··..,. mtllr COWi aad IM lloH to l'lorta '-:st;t t1Mt affnitary nawn. r. * l*t, u.. ...._ ot aate'• when ., 1111e • overlMlra l•••H and •otH f~•· "No, aot Clalef IMlbll ._ ... a e•W. ~ Mm WoOd. lie ...U, .,.. for me t1 Ute 171 or ••H a ftrm preeldln& ... PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS aUSIMaM MAMa STATEMaNT T ... loltowtno --I\ dOll'Q ~ti· M'UH. PVBUC NOTICE l'tCTlTIOUS MIMIHSI MAMa ITATWMSWT DOMINION DEVELOPME NT COMPANY. 1575 S.nl• Crut, l.AQu"" &Nell. ~ltornl• ~1 Tlt4t fol......W.0 ...,_ I\ _,. ...... Ke!VWlll ~.t< ~"NII UH MU•• Sa•ta Crut. i.._.. 8eacll. C.hlOflll• GATOR ¥.AAINE 1'100 &olw ,.,.51 Clllta Ao•d, Hullll ... IOfl •••<"· fhll bu\WU I~ <-.C:ltd bV ... In· C.lllOnt1•f21Mt dh1tOU•t W•ltH ( ~-· 11100 Bolw I("'"""' G Mar'ollall Clllt• Road, Hunll1>91011 l'l••tll Tiii\ "4'1M"<'f"I w•\ fllf'CI Wllll '"" (Allfor"4a.,.,.. Countt C~-of Orono-Co..nty 011 Oc lllh ~nn,. ,.,._,'-" OY.., In· tooa• '· 1m olv14uat l'ttMM W•l"°'E --PubU\"9CI Or&nOe C...'1 Dally P110t Tiii• •~t ••• llltd wt1'1 ttw O<t-r 4, 11. 11. 75. t'1• ~II" C-tv Oen ol Ora19 County°" 0<- PVBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOVS auSINEU MAM• STATEMEMT Tiie IOlkMlnQ ~ It 00.llQ l>u•I· llfl~H OINGERBAEAD. 71Ht 'Brool<hur\I St·reet. Ap1 1 ... Hunt ll'Qton hKll. C.lllOrN• ..... Cllrlll•" Dia,,. Lit.,.que, 71U 1 l'lrool<llurtt St.-..t. Apt '"· H1mt lllQ10ft l'INdl. Cal~ .,.,.. Thi' llutlnHa It <onduct9d by .,. lft dtvlduat. o.r•.-D.~ Thi• ttle""'-1 was llted with .,,. Co..nty C1H11 af Or919t CouMy on Oc· •-r10,1m -• U , 1ffl Tfu\ ,t•t~ •·H t1Hoct •f1n tN> C-lv Ci.•• af()r-County o" ~ teme»r 11, 1'1'1 \ PUBLJC NOTICF~ l'tt-.it P~I"*! 0rM90 C:O.ft 0.lly f>llot. <kt "· 11. n-N<>• '· ''"' 4t.o 1• --P lJBUC NOTICE Dfrect or collect, 10 euMcllbe to YOUR IHNMtown ,.,.., ..... DAil Y PILOT -* ~nt to CoMt Life. Wedneedey, Oct. 24, 1171 Md Oet1r PMot. T~. Oct. 25 1m ~NNl\JERSf\RV CELEBR~TION . ,. . . ; J • ,, . .... •• 2 90ll™ COMT PLAZA-Supplemlnt to Cout ut., w~. ~t 24, 1871 and Dally Pltot. Th111tday. Oct. 25. 1979 By JOHN a DODD ............... South C4ut Plua hu beeome an ''international 1hoppln1 center".mjUlt 12yean. Slnce openln1 in 111'!1 tbe plua ba1 ll'OMI into one ol me world'• lar1e.t~cmten,attract· m1amu..iYt9ionfromtbeFu Ea1t, Canada and llexlco, 1pokesma Werner Bleber1aid. "It'1hardto11t.....a.tocome acrou from t.be ~ .tde cl tM track.I ualeu tbere'• .........,, worth cnmlnl for,'' beaald. The ''tblna worth ~for'' at South Coat Piasa II •8111lJol ~~p~ -~ aD ~ aae place, he 8dililCL the penona1 service that keeps cuatomen comin1 back,'' be said. He added that. because ol a policy ol the ownlDI familY -. the Se1entrom1 -tbe plaza provldee oae ol the ~ mix• of varioul merebanta ol any ol ·the uea'1 lboppln& centen. .. The Selentn>ml don't just fill le•el!JI lpaee _;_ they Walt for t.be .. .,.,. tenaat to Qb&aln a proper mix ol mercbanta," be 1ald. And to cantiDue to olf• web variety l.la a lar1• •boDPlna center, tbe Selentroms · raavi continued to M a11rn1lve, l:lcber Mid. 1tore will be added to the plua in the near future, Escher ukl, altboulb be wouldn't idenUfy the lton because the plan 1t 1tll1 ln talkin1 1ta1e1. Other attracilonl of the plua include tbe option for vltiton to play tmnll, awlm or dfne -at tbe nearby South Coast Plua Hotel -and to conduct bualnela and banking -in the Town Center office buildin11. Aho, the South Coast Repertory Theatre la lD the town center and the Oranae County llualc Center wtll be built ln the center within two to three years, Escher concluded. ( I. Magnin opens special shop Men 's classic fashion shop announces opening of traditional women's shop Ladies have a place to go for the classic look in clothing. The Livery, formerly a men's traditional fashion store, in· troduces a women's shop at its South Coast Plaza store on the lower level near Nordstrom. "Most women's styles go in and out off ashion fast. ''But traditional clothing can be worn year round and will s tay fashionable for years," said Lauren Graham, manager a nd buyer for the women's shop. Most fashions are made of natural fibers -wools, cottons, camelbairs -and provide long· lasting comfort. ••Everyth ing in the store coordinates with everything else -items are interchangeable, allowin' the customer to com· blne pieces in a number of ways,·· shes aid. Brands carried include1 Justin, Nant u c k et a na Hathaway for Her. Call 540-4600 * &.ipprement to Coast Lile. Wednesdey. Oct 24 t979 end Deily Pilot Thursday Oct 25 1979 -SOUTH COAST PLAZA 3 Sweat~r Styles Men '& manager Davi d Andrade and women's manager Beverly Schwartz admire fashkm sweaters at Jaeger, South Coaat Plam. See r elated dory on page 15. Mere Steres t• tile Gall•• MAJOR STO..IU MOM• ,UNHSHINQS l"•CIALTY 9')ii()Ck' 5 ~y11 CCimlng A iaCard FW Woolworth O~et Ltd B A.shworttl s I Magntn Decorator l.Jne B Dalton JOscph Magn.n Ehzabeth Duke Brentanos ~ayC-0 Orafton Street Caswell·Massev NOtdstrom Great Things' Centvr~ StattOnC?rs ~ .... !. Lee s Fireplace & Pat>0 Cline s tationery S.1ks F 1flh A11l'flu1 • l'lllulrhead Galleries 0 J S Souno kWOSlme<"!IS l'>OOOIOOOCnJ Pace Sener PalnlltOn F A 0 Sct'lwar z ~s The Galleon WOMEN11 APPARIL ~ Neeclle Fat:lftC-s Vtetor·s Hallme'1!1Toy Contor l ho Act•vlSI Wllliams·Solioma House of Fabrics Aloort s Hosiery 1 Natural Cosmo11cs Awoe ,OOTWUR J I( Gill The Allllcto s Foot Lawrence P.:>e Stiopoe cn..n.n s Balry L~·s Hallmark ChOlseaRow Brass Boot T eMvsicBo~ Chris Fas111ons Cameo Shoes Oshman s Contempo Casuars c.c>ezio Plaza Cuoe<y Covrr~ Can.Jones Raj of tnOa 00tsy <::nandle<s Raj lnternatlOl"'al dtanes CH Baker Root4H'I s Lvogagc-Erna Florlh91m Snowoon·Mze Fas.hlOf'I Consp.racy Gones FIOrShe1m Thaye< McNe~ tnnesShoes Sports Plaza SYnsetHOuse HalSton JoMston & Murpny Tinder Bo• HvObuO JOyce Selby 5roes Toys tn1ema110r1al Ji\eQG>< Kinney s Westen s Came• as JAGLIO Leeds WMkam Ernest Brown Joel s NaturahZef' West Judy'$ Pappa~ l'OODSMVICaa l<oppy s Root tvrat Foo1wear Amatos LaneBry;:,rll Stnde-<Aito Ulllan s ThOt'nMoAn Butoctl s Cr'OP House Lllho F\Jbtn Catie PnSQvlnl MOAFrance ..... L"Y a ACC•••oR••• Coach s Corner Mr ElllOI s CottoeBean Nancy Craig eam&nl eoutique Forty CorrOIS f'llotl sApparn• O'IC Aocessones Harvest House Pnge Boy Mamrnity Chrrstoc:>her Bonnell Hickor'f Farm5 Page Boy Too Cro Kaplan s 5dt>r1na J Herbert Hall Kron CnocOlat~r lr·nnis Lady Jewets by Joseph Lindt>erQ s Nvtri1tor" Wf'I Seal Koven Jewf)lers ~Pnn lcr~g s Cartier May Co Tea Room Ma~Ooss Nord,.,1rom s Garbo s M•N'S APPARll. Sohaffer & Son s Rendezvous Cate, W0tsliet<J s Aiv•ora Restaurant Alo1< Sebaslllln =-:~s ThOBani< UAVtC•S Bamey s 20th Cotltury l td Carot s AmeriCin EXpress Chai,1n s ~St\Jdlos f'IMANCIAL Custom Sh1r1m;:ikors Somt0n Oftcf 0.liloh The Gap Ooldef"I Sheer (Men J BMk of Ameoca Gootry LIO House of Tailoring Calitorn19 FeoerOI Otngiss Formai Wear Mann~ter11 1 Crocker Nationel Bank ThBHOtel Mann Theater 112 Imperial Savings H<irns & Frank OnThe~ Lloyd's Bank Lorrr0oug4.ls Ltd The 1very ~~t NIWITCMllS lno Lon<JOn Shop t Stvards for MOn ~Beau~ Jorn (Appo,..,) SoUth Coes1 • MOIOt O•N•RAL APPAR•L World Trav91 The limited (Apparel) Newport Surf oNI Sf>ort House of f ony Woltoh Clofiile (ltet0f'1 Weorl lanN!fy Wost D11<kt & Co. (Apparel) CHILOA•N'S ANA"•L Palo~) eor~strom'a Lo 3g8S<n • MALL HOURS EVERY NrTE: 10 A.M. TO 8 P.M. EXCEPT SATURDAY 10 A.M. TO 8 P.M. SUNDAY 12 TO 5 P.M. SOUTH COAST PIAZA j \ ____ ..,. 4 SOUTH COAST PLAZA -&lpplement to Coaat Life, WednMday, Oc:t. 24, 1979 and Dally Pilot. Thurlday, Oct. 25 1979 . I. Closed·up pumps provide warmth for winter wear at Chandler's, South Coad Plaza. Ever Feel Like You Don't Fit In? t Alterations and Restyling can give you the perfeet flt you want. Expert Tailoring Ii Al&eratloas AlteraUou • Suede 6 Le.a.er for men and nm•. , .. .. , .. Cooler weather signals need for warm footwear • Closed-up rumps are due for winter -no the kind found at gaa stations -but the f uhion footwearfoundatChandlen'. Caoler weather brings the need for warm shoes and Chandlers, on the upper level of the Bullock's wing South Coast Plaza, has them in fashionable styles and colors. "Everything In the shop is geared t o wa rd c u s t om e r satisfaction." said Doug Hagen, manager of the women's shoe store. Chandler's carries high f aahion shoes. handbags and ac- cessories. A popular item at Chandler's is the Western boot. featuring mid-calf styling. Western heel and stit~hing. Call 754-9047. Victor 's gains reputation for service and fine merchandise Victor's is making a name for itself after three years in the mall. "We are beginning to get a foothold in this area -people are bearing about our service an4 fine merchandise," said owner Joe La Rosa. Victor's, on the lower level near May Company, features fine lines of china, silver, crystal and giftware. Dinnerware by Lenox and Norltake is in stock and avail&· ble for s p ecial o rder if necessary. Christmas merchandise is in, featuring Spode Christmas trees and accessories. •• Tumyour unusables • into e usable e cash.Call • Daily Pilot e classHied ' 642-5678. A statement of subtlo IOOd ta.to. Our J<m. Imported 00t1on ah1ltB pMecil1 lnJU1led In your eholoo of atyloe. Creek lot tori allO .. . .. -.. # • • * ~flt to CoMl llt., W9dl\eldey, Oct. 24, 1911 anc:t Dally Piiot, Thurtday, Oct. 25, 1971-SOUTH COAST PLAZA 5 ' . ' ... ' .. ' . .. , cotta m111 90Uth cout plaza-3333 so. brletot-646-9321 - 1'4~ I •t\Ott."4 M'l'. .. \:c, M•·" '·'' •HJ 1 f't,q t • ·.,. • ..... I~ Q ~ • .... ) ~ It • 1\0.. f .,,. • .:..,. ...... -............................................... ) -. --' ( ) ' e SOUTH COAST P~ -~uppjemel)t to Cout Life Wed!Mlday. Oct. 24, 1979 and Dally Pllol Yhur~y. ~I 2$ 19,9 • Standing out . quietly. "Natural Shoulde~ " trousers The cut 1s Corbin's very own, designed to fit all men comfortably precisely tailored to each size. They res t securely on your waist The stride Is easy. The new Fall f abrlcs are Country Harvest Special Weaves, Hardy Twills. Prime Flanneb. Country and Splcebox Corduroys, and authentic Scottish Tartan pla id~ SOUTH COAST PLAZA 540-4800 Hickory Farms invites shop· pers to taste before they buy Free samples of Hickory Farms delicacies are given to curious shoppers at the store on the lower level near the Car· rousel Court in South Coast Plaza Natural cheese "We are in tht! natural cheese shop invites ¥~~~~sos,;." s aid owner Bill Visitors to Hickory Farms o ffe r~ 126 kinds of cheeses sample cheeses, meats and other delicacies before buying th em Mable Nelson is about to wrap a Christmas gift pack at Hickory Farms. South Coast Plaza. "It's a fresh product," he said. "Most of the cheese we sell is cut right off the wheel. not prepackaged or fill ed with pre· servatives." The hoHday season brings re· newed interest in Hi ckory Farms gi ft packs Food gift pa cks are stuffed with cheeses, smoked meats a nd other delicacies and are great fo r h olida ) giving , Thompson said Call 540-6991 Newport Surf and Sport ____ Fine Sportswear & SurflncJ Equipment JI 01/a M.-A••· ............ 67).712' 10.t D.., -714-641-0523 -iiiit ~ l I European eyewear · part of total fashion scene Optique Classique brings a new level of sophistication and personal service to eyeglass wearers. Implementing many Euro- pean styling techniques, Opti- que Classique is changing the attitude most Americans have bad about their eyewear . .. WE MAKE glasses part of the whole cosmetic scene,'' said Tom llacManus of Optique ClassiQue on the upper level near Bullock's lD South Q>ast Plaza. Each customer is given a facial analysis by cosmetically trained dispensing opticians. OPTICIANS consider the client's bead shape, facial tones, hair color and styling, color ol eyes. bmw line and degree of pre- scription. With all ol this data and from more than 2,000 frames to choose, the optician selects those which will enhance the f aclal features and hair color to give a tailored, classic Euro- pean look. Supp6ement ID Coast Ute, Wednesday, Oct 24. 1979 and Daily Piiot. Thurlday, Oct. 25, 1979-SOUTli COAST PLAZA 7 Rough Riders Rider boots have popular Western cut at Thom McAn, South coat Plaza. COORDINATED with each frame are a number of specially- prepared gradient cosmetic lens tints, be said. Owner Marvin Freeman de- signs frames, choosing the rlibt eye shape and complementary Euro~ blends most suited to his f asD.lon-conscious customers. OPTICIANS sometimes spend up to two hours with each customer, ftnding classes that fit his or lierfaceand personality. "European manufacturerc: don 't mass produce their frames," Mac Manus said VICTOR'S CHRISTMAS TREE BY SPODE. One of the most charming traditions of the season. Christmas Tree dinnerware to put on the table and enjoy throughout the holidays. Christmas Tree giftware to share with family and friends . VICTOR'S CHINA• CRYSTAL• SILVER Lower level- May Co. wing. 548-2700 } Ii \ l .. e SOUTH COAST PLAZA -&lpplement to Cout Life, Wednffdey, Oct. 24, 1979 and Dally Pilot. Thu'1day, Oct 25, 1979 Plaza provides great 18welry market .... ~ ........ Foot-high statue adda a nautical flavor to J. Herbert Hall Jeweler• . Cushion Walks by ~1'\,cAn_ •owon1yS1388 Regular $16.99 SoftAm YfNl' Ml) In softrbottan OiaNnn Wallra from 'lbom Mo.An. 8boe8 that pamper yoor feet wttb ouahlon eofi lnnsl'80le8 On a spongy bottom. Now et the low pnoe ot only$13.88. Only etThomMaAn. 8Ut end.I Novemt>er3. South Coast Plaza provides a "great place .. to s hop for jewelry. "The growth or merchants ln the Jewel C.ourt has been phenomenal up to this 12th an· niversary of the plaza," said district manager Steve Brunner or J . Herbert Hall Jewelers. "South Coast Plaza is a f a.n· taslic place for a jeweler to con· duct business," he added. Since opening fi ve years ago in the Jewel Court, J . Herbert Hall has offered some of the fines t china, giftware a nd jewelry, he said. He added that gold is selling this year better than any aspect of jewelry, especially in chains and watches. "We are selling more 18-karat gold watches than anything else -our problem is getting a sup· ply to meet the demand," Brun· nersaid. Watch lines at J . Herbert Hall include Rolex, Omega and Con· cord. "Even our most expensive watches are popular this year," he added. Prices and s t yles at J . Herbert Hall are ''very ln· divldual " he said, and can be adapted to almost anyone's budget or taste. Hours are from 10 a.m. to 9 p .m . every day, he concluded. IMpecting the detailed duck d. serve• as the logo for D Company, is president Michael WHY DUCKS? • rom the earliest days of this country and ln Burope. through the late 19th Century and Into the 20th Century. the Gentleman Hunter bought bis decoys from a hand carver who took great pride In the quality. workmanship and detail of hls wor/. Most people marvel at the detail of these old decoys. but one should realize that the quality and detail were for the satisfaction of the maker and the pleasure of the owner. not for fooling the waterfowl. The prideful carver certified the quality when he personally signed each decoy. You wt1l note that, In the same traditlon as those master carvers. each garment that we sell proudly bears our signature In the form of our label. Tb.at ls our certifica- tion of lts qualJty. •,•,•i ••••• •. t • ' • •• • • ~ • !COY which uck~ and Reyfl()lds. Supplemtnt to Cout Life, Wednesday, Oct. 24, 1979 and Dally Pilot. Thurtday. Oct. 25, 1979 -SOUTH COAST Pt.Al.A I Women's fashion sh9p takes it's name from hunting decoy President Michael Reynolds for Ducks and Company women's fashions, South Coast Plaza, gave the following in· terview to a Daily Pilot writer : D.P. -Wby did you name a women's clothing store Ducks? 1ts "'a DUCKS -Well, let's take a look at the old duck hunting de· coy we've taken our logo from. It's a replica carved around 1905 by George Mason. Mason had a lot more in mind than just sell· ing decoys wh en he carved it - he was creating a work of art and something for the ages. D.P. -How does that relate with your store? DUCKS -This applies to my store because I'm talking about pride in ownership, both at the stare and customer levels. ThE tiunter who bought the decoy had more in mind than just shooting birds -he wanted to spend bis money on quality merchandise he cc;mld be proud to own. .2a ?2 D.P.-Glveaaanexample. DUCKS -All right. Let's talk about &he quality of our pro. ducts. We sell pure fabrics - pure wool, 100 percent cotton and silk are examples. But not only are our fabrics of the bi~hest quality, they also are kmtted and woven by some of the finest companies in the world. Some of these companies have been owned by the same families for more than 100 years. "'a D.P. -How does that relate to today's f ashlons? DUcKs -It doesn't relate with today's fashions because the typical fashion customer to· day spends too much money on mediocre garments. D.P. -And you're dllferent? DUCKS -You're right we're different. Our clothes make a statement about the women who wear them. That statement says gQ.9<1 taste in fabrics and ac· cessories that go together forever. It says conservative, not wasteful. It says educated, especially about clothing. And it says we 're someone customers can depend on -not someone who's here today and gone tomorrow. Michael Reynolds interviews with Daily Pilot .reporter al South Coaat Plaza's Ducks and Company. Our Trim·A·Tree Shop Is now open I Explore our collection of unique and e><eluslve Ideas, the wor1d of bright fantasy brought home for the holidays. Ornaments from all the world, table decoradons, festive centerpieces, arrtngements to deck the hearth. f.avorite traditional wreaths for front-door welcomklgs. Greenery, metal, ceramics, jewelry·and·fabric ornaments, and more. All In fanciful shapes, festive colon, dazzlingly detailed for the best Christmas ever. For the collector, and for gifts. Come see I From 3.00. Trim·A·Tree Shop, Gift Galleries chr1stmes st1rrmgs1 ell through the house Lm.10 2 F91hf0f\'Squlrt Slr1tl Anl 647-6911 ' ' ' ' South Collt Plall Cotta Mell 957-1611 / OTH ~f-r1fGrM DI ONIO SOUTH COAST PLAZA 540.6991 qp.. 0.., 'tit pa Illa.., W ~ s •• ., I 2-1 ' .. . I 10 SOUTM OOMT PLAZA -SupplerMnt to Cout Ute. Wednesday, Oct. 24, 1979 end Dally Piiot, Thutldey, Ocl 25, 1979 Capezio Women's specialty shop features shoes, dancewear - Bandolhao dresa shoea, made in Italy, await &hoppers at Capezio, South Coast Plaza. < N < _, a.. ..... V) < 0 u :I: ..... ::> 0 V) w ...J <( en >-a:·· <( en a: w > -z z <(, NEW SWEATERS. Reg . $18-$20 There are acrylic knit loop boucles, plushy solids and stripes. crew necks V-necks. shawl collars. all in new colors.g1 SALE AT '12.99 NEW SKIRTS. Reg $28 • , Beautiful Barclay Square wool blend plaids that feature the new flair style. Sizes 6-16 ON SALE AT '19.99 NEW ILACKI. Reg. 122 Dressy poly gabardine slacks with designer belts. Colors are teal. wine. brown. navy, blactc, Siz .. 5-13. •BAU AT '14.99 Capezio stands for shoes and dancewear. And the shop on the upper level near Bullock's in South Coast Plaza carries the best of both . "We're a women's specialty store, offering women's fashion shoes and a complete line of Capezio dancewear and ac- cessories," said manager Roger Keating. Capezio began as a shoe store and evolved into a dancewear image. "All our staff members were, or are, dancers, and their ex- pertise enables us to offer our customers sound advice and counseling in their shopping," he said. Capezio has just received its holiday line of leotards in fall colors by Dao.skin and Capezio. A variety ol casual and dressy footwear is offered, lnchlding the popular footprint sandal by Birkenstock. Call 540-2575. ... __.. * ~lement to Coast Life, Wednesday, Oct 24. 1979 and Daily P119t, Thur~day, Oct 25. 1979 -SOUTH COAST PLAZA 11 Koven 's Jewelers offer customers experience, knowledge Koven's serves c ustomers through experience. For more than 50 year s Koven's has offered fine jewelry ,. and giftwear. Koven 's, on the upper level bet ween May Company and the Carrousel Court ln South Coast Plaza. is headed by Godtfred Nielsen, who has 40. years ex· perience in the jewelry busi· ness. The small. intimate plaza Gold chains and diamond rings are just a few of the many quality items Koven's has olfered for more than 50 years. The The Classic Handbag ... '. ' • from the Marley-Hodgson collection. In the Gburka tradJtlon of colonial lndJa. Serially num· berod.Sadclleleathor and sail r.onvoH. • • . . . .. , . shop features a large selection of Koven's jewelry, including popular gold and diamonct pieces. Omega and other leading watches are carried. Koven's does custom work , mounting of sto11"!s and jewelry cleaning. Financing is available Call 546-4510. jewelers now are on the upper level between May Company and the Carrousel Court in South Coast Plaza. ·i ,, . I ;1 100% lambswool "V" neck sweater with silhouette argyle design In black with red and oatmeal. Sizes 34·40 South Coast Plaza. Costa Mesa \ r ' ' a .. ....... ~, .. ,., ... . , . ' ................ , ~ ~, .... -....... -.......... _ .............. ._ ..... , ... . . . .... . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . ... . . . . . . . .. . .. . . . . .. . . I , • 12 SOUTH COAST PLAZA -Supplement to Cout Lite, Wedneeday. Oct.14, 1971 and Delly Piiot. Thu~. Oct. 25. 19'19 * Altering a garment at Houae of Tailoring, South CO<Ut Plaza, is George Mouradyan. South COllt Plaza Phone: 649· 1379 0Tallors umtate clothes Moat people save old wardrobes and modernize them rather than buy new ones. That's the report from Charles Zwieback of House of Tallortng, on the lower level near the Carrousel Court in South CoastPlua. "Many people have flared pants. "But today's style is straight lines, and people bring their pants to us to take the nares out," he said. Shoppers can buy men 's suit for $1 at Gentry Ltd. Gentry Ltd. customers can buy a suit for $1. The men's fashion store on the lower level near May Company offers an incentive to shoppers, a spokesperson said. Shoppers who buy any suit at regular price pay only $1 for another suit of equal or lesser value, he added. A selection of more than 1,000 suits ts offered. 20o/o off! Thru this weekend ! Group of Fall Dressy Shoes reg. 28.99 to 32.99 22.90 to 26.40 26.40 House of Tailorinl specializes in alterations and custom tailor· ing . "We are one of the lar1est taUoriq shops in Or~ae Coun· ty," Zwieback said. Ten full·tlme tailors enable House of Tailoring to handle a large volume of busineas. Call 540-&Ctt. Modeling a Mancillas suit is Don Laurent at Gentry Ltd. South C003t Plaza. Autumn's elegant silhouette on high or mid heels. Slender straps. Wanted colors. Save now! Blapl AD clutch bqa ~off. Muter Chara• • Vise Supplen"ent to Coast Life, W~y. OC:t. 24, 1979 and Dally Piiot. Thur~. Oct. 25, 1979 -SOUTH COAST PLAZA 13 Lenox fine ch Pf'~Sents a Chrbtmas feeling even in Octo'ber at Victor's South Coast Plaza on the lower lewl near May Men's Suits · for only One Dollar!* •Vibe you purcbue one 1utt at · nptar )ll'lce, you can buy anatller of .. ual or leller value far CJD11 one clollar, , 14 SOUTH COAST PLAZA -Supplement to Coast Life. Wednesday. Oct. 24. 1979 and Daily P1tot. Thursday. Oct 25. 19711 * May Co Improvements parallel mall upgrading May Company constantly up- grades and updates merchan· dlse to correspond with the up· gradina ol South Coast Plaza. And the department st.ore was one of the plaza 's first merchants, a spokesperson said. "May Co. was a free-~tandint store for almost the whole first year the plaza opened. Bristol and Bear Streets were still dirt roads when we were built," he said. He added that current im· provements at May Co. include more community involvement a nd updating of fashion merchandise to fill the needs of a designer-conscious Orange Coast. "We've been very involved in the community in the past, but no w we 're trying to make stronger, more direct contact with our area's customers to de· termine their exact needs,·· he said. An example of community in· vol vement the spokesperson gave is an increase in May Com· pany fashion shows open to the public. The shows increasingly will e mphasize young, designer· conscious styles, he said. He added that following such s trong tre nds as d esigner fashions has been one of May Company's main strengths in the past. "When we recognize a trend. we go after it in depth." he con· eluded. Sophisticated apectacle .tylea are the tpeC10lty at Optaque Classlque. South Coast Plaza. See story on page 7. Murray named security chief South Coast Plaza security will be directed by the fCJ1'1Mr Chief of Police ol San Clemente. Clifford G. Murray who re· cently resianed as Direct.or of Security of the Century Plaza Hotel, to be cloler to his family in San Clemente, brinp to his new ualpment as Chief of Security of South Cout Plua, more t6an ao yean of police ex· pettenee, a spokeapenon for the pluaaaid. He allO hu been mvolved an top level supervision of public 1alety IDd rel•ted activltlll and ii a 11'811u1te al tbe FBI Na· Uau1 Addelu, amoq Olber •e•elaUHd 1fudy c:r•m• Wldeb bl oomple&ed ..... '•'~'ll"lil'tlll-lo\'" 'liJ'.;""" American Society for Ind• ' Security. .. - ~nt to Co•t Life, Wednesday, Oct. 2•t 1979 and Dally Piiot. Thur~. Oct. 25, 1979 -SOUTH CQAST PLAZA 15 Mall surf shop caters to area's yoil~S popufaffon Newport Surf and $port la de· dicated to the youth ol the area. It is one of the first surf shops to open in a mall in Orange County, said Don Harrison, co- owner with Paul Heuseeostamm. "We specialize in fubiooa for youth because we feel that this retail area bas been loored in the put," Garrison said. Newport Surf and Sport deals in active sportswear and SUD· wear by Offshore, Ocean Pacific, Quick.silver and Stub- bles. The plaza store on the lower level near May Company oflent a line of surfboards and sooo will hire its own shaper for custom designs, be said. A complete line of O'Neill wetsuits is carried along with an assortment of skiwear, includ· ing jackets and ski pants made of wet suit material. Call 6'1-0523. Fall sweaters look, feel soft at Jaeger European fashions Soft colors predominate in tall 1weaten. Mallard, beech and teal head the lilt of colors -in Jaeger fublon sweaters. "The name Jaeaer la 1ynon.ymous with eleaance and style woddwicle,'' said ~ly Schwartz, manayer ol Jaecer, on the upper evel near I. llagnin in Sovtb Cout Plaza. Jaeger ia a London-baaed f ubion designer of men'• and women's clothing. All fashions are made from natural fabrics. Sweaters come in merino, lambswool , sbetland and cashmere . .. Styling is given a lot of new intereat from flanged collars, in- set aleeYes and zip fronts. .. And there iB an abundance of detail with special emphasis on the lboulder and collar area," she said, adding that Jaeger also considers texture and ~ stitching important. More popular colors include the '1orever classics," black, brown, navy, red, camel, grey and white. thru this weekend! 20"1-offl Group of Bare Dress-ups reg. 17.99 to 23.99 139<> to 1890 A strip here. a band there. Bare. bare everywhere! On the leggiest of skytower heels! Shown. 18.40 • .. • - • • -..... " SOUl)i COMT PtAZA -Supplement to Co~t Ut.. Wedn .. dey. Ocl ac. 1971 ~ O.Uy Ptlot. h~. Oct 25. 1m * 0 OMEGA Stmascrime ~this Chrl1tmas a time to remember, with the gift that'• olwoys ~•membered, o beautiful ()mega watch from kown'• Jewelers. Shown above 11 but a tompltng of ow Omega Ovlstmas Collection. Lodt•• ()Mp, top le~ to right: (HH5360) $325; (HHS371) S3151 (HH~) ~I (HH8600) In 1•K gold, $650; (H78CMI) In l'K gold with 28 dlomondt, $1650. Gentlemen'• Omep, bottom left to rtgMa (006751) In l•K gold, $1895; (006846) In l4K gold with 46 diamonds, $3000; (6143R) $3251 (6143RI) $340. YOAJt Kown/Credit, Master O,Orge, lankAmetlcard or American E>epmt welcomed. Lay-oway now for Owl1tmat l SOUTH COAST PLAZA 3333 BRISTOL STRIET, COSTA MESA, CA. PHONI St• t5l0