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Home My WebLink About1979-10-30 - Orange Coast Pilot- - --,,-.< -: ~ --~ • • • --• -- -~ • .. . ~Life of Briaa' E'ilrD •-' • • • • P .olice .Urge ~rick-treat Caution Winter ~Preview' Snow Covers Plains Siates 7 BULLETIN A&DlloaE, °'1a. <AP> -A ...... ,........._tknral t•• •••UJ of Newport· .... ward W.1 ldDlq two .... •le a. a mellile M•e ud lea•· IDI t~ree ol~era l•Jared, HU.orttiesaald... • ., Tk ~led Presa Wint.er made a preview sweep through the southern Plains states today, bringing heavy snow and raln and gale-force winds that sent the wind chill factor to 20 belo.w zero in Denver. Winds of up to 60 mph struck the town of Graham, about 60 miles south or Wichita Falls, Texas, uprooting trees, downing V all~y Electric. Fence Hides Pot Crop An lnbolpitable electrically cbar,.S chain·llnk fence didn't keep Fountain Valley police from poldJll around a backyard prden lloDday to ftDd out what was 1proutlD1 under pluUc abeetial- lt w• marijuana, tbeJ said. alter boolrhJc Kerry Schub, 38, o11aa San Jadnto Cittle. Sbe al.lo •• booUd for 1mpicloll of uJe of a c:mtrolled IUbstaace, ampbet•11•-. aftless aaJd. A Fountain Valley In· ........... Mid ..... Sdulb .... arNl&ed • ber bome aft.er of. fh~er• aened a warrant to aeareb ... ..... at DOOll and fomct JO marUuDa p1a1U arow· lDI lnalde aa •leetrlcally ................. f .... '!'be twlMIMb..foat ....... in-.......... Mid. were eo..-ed ...... ,•r• ,a..ue•••"nc. • A po lee depar.tment >-1poke1maa Htlmated tbat J1ldldo9 UI Hl¢'ftl of 10 mui· Juaa,... caalll Pl'CMde an in-eo•• ol more tbaa '1,000 a -;:-~ IM Hld, were ................... pull 1 rtpl nHmee loelrs. Oftlelrl .... -a tip ta • ............. amm&. be .... treatment Bit L09 ANOa.D <~> -AD ...... , ? .............. of •.._••••t•d •••lean ft"!!! .... .,... :.Stt: :i9.:C:Q ..... -. .... to :.:& 2 72 ......... Commit· power lines and dama1ln1 homes and bullw1es. A tnUer was overturned, and S'uen members of one famlly were taken to a hospital in un· determined coodiUon. Authorities said they could not confirm reports that a tornado had skipped through Graham, Texas. A small tornado struck earlier in Banga, Texaa, 110 miles to the southwest, causin& minor damage and no injuries. The storm, which beaan de- veloping Monday and gained strength t(>day, left up to eight inches of snow in Nebraska, where the snow was blamed for at least one traffic death Jn Kamas, up to seven inches of rain fell overnight in the south-central part of the state, forcing the closing of streets and highways in a two-county area. The weather bureau warned of a POB.Jible blizzard and heavy snow. "Nobody baa been forced from their homes, but we're warning them," said Ann Calvillo, a dis· patcher for the Reno County sheriff's office ln Hutchlnlon, Kan ... We've been very lucky." A blanket of snow wu laid on Colorado eat ol the ContiDental Divide, with up to a balf.foOt forecast for later iD the daJ. •'It '1 a cluqferoua ltOrm, '' said Ellll Burtcm. meteorololisl for the Natianal Weather Sentee lD Denver ... We definitely lldYise motorilta to • • • travel Gilb' aa neceuary. •'With the 25 dearee tem- perature md tM 30 mot wind. it makes a wind ddl1 ol 5 to 20 below ••• BurtGa said. Tbe wind cbW factor ta the combined effeet ol cold tem- peraturea md hllb wlDdl 1bat mak• lt Mem mueb colder than it really ta. '"Tbe ............. whit mat• W1 storm du...,. ...... of ... blowlu ....... iDI IDOW llDd wtDd eldll e8tlda, •• be added. Wlndl ....... to M mtlel Pll' hov ..... nportad at ..... llemortal Airport iD ColondD. In "9br ............. powr 1inea eamecl .......... .... (lie INOW, .... Al) . , . I O.eCallin , ·-Bel Air I GoAlong, Parents Advised Firemen-hose doWlf a-cl'nltrea llills 1 e m the Bel Air section of Los Angeles· after extinguishing a brush fire that threatened several expensive homes Monday. The ,.,,.~ greerihouseo T one nome. at n ghl. was damaged but no major home loss was re· ported. (See story. Page AJ). ~~-~~~ps .Oµtraged Georgia Town 'l!am 'Life of Brian' VALDOSTA, Ga. <AP> -De· oounced by outraged church groups around the naUon as a bla1pbeino\as distortion of ·the life ol Je1ua, the BriU&b·rmde film "Ufe ol Brian" WU banned from tb1a south Georgia city alter attorneys arc_ued It wu ob-scene. . Superior Court Judae Roy Lil· ly l11ued a temporary. restrain· ina order Monday prohibiting Ashley a.emu from coatinuln1 to show tbe Alm bJ tbe comedy troape, llmt)' P7tJlan. screen. It attracted some 700 viewers -about the same as "The Bermuda Triangle," sbow· lng in a n adjacent theater. Baker Said. Bee.use of the notoriety sur- rounding the film, there were few complaints from patrons, Bakeraajd. "People realized what il would be lllte," he said. Yuba Farmer Found Slain Steve Gupton, an att.orneJ for 10 church ll'OUPI. told Lilly the movie wu obleeoe. primarily beeaUM,ol a .. letrd exblbitaoa of ,.mUJa." Tben WU vtrtually no~. bowner, ol tbe YUBA CITY (AP) -A film '1 treatment ot rel(lloo, weal~ County farmer wbleb • ltirnd daurdl oppo11. fau taell monlend Uoa Ulroulboul tbe ~. in hta • aulllOriUea report. "We're DOt lr7tDI to mate it a Offlnn uld Monday that The fLlm depicts the life. or "Brian of Nazareth," a reluc· tant "messiah" who Joins the Judean People's Front and is crucified by the Romans. A Warner Bros. spokesman baa said the film is "a satire; it is a spoof, and It should be Jilewed in that context." The film bu been ctiticlzed by the· Roman Catholic Archdiocese or New York and several Jewisb groups u being blasphemous. One theater in Charlotte, N.C., withdrew the film when church leaden protested, b'lt another booked tbe fllm. In Soutb Carolina, the film was withdrawn from a Coluntbia theater for a few days this month after Se n . Strom Thurmond telephoned ttwo dis· (lee "8al.\N,. Pa .. .u• SwiM Touriats Shot by Bandits ·rellalom ................. it •· Arnold a.bdz .~t WU found lD UiDly 11. •• laid tbe ••. Gsy the battnb ol ma nome ln Med· Polda, putGI' of U. llorDlaa· dlan, a)M>ut t5 mile• wut of 1kle 8nptilt Qnarda ud lender Yuba City. He wu face u.P, ol tbe local iDtJ.••Jk1aa" clltw. bound band and foot, wWa the ADd1 a.ar. m ...... Of uae water ~I and tbe drain SANP'RANCISCO<AP)-Two trlpl•·ICNa tMaw, Mid be •open. Alllla1Uel aaJd be Ud 111>-SwlH touriltl were 1bot In woalcl ftOt tlle Jadin'• ordll' at pare,.Uy beln auffoeateid, but dDwatowa 81111 f'rancitco wbeG • ......... le NoAMltr. •Mid eot1bewDitd. dine a.11aa ~ tbtm and tb• fllm'• u~-:' Tb•1 Hid. about Sl0,000 in tbelr WIYH ••d ••manded ',,.,..., .... A. • tbf .. t;'9'"· pl• flnvm• ad • IDCllMJ. eourtW*.• 'i ' • . u'allltt~ ........... ..__ ... ~..,tbebMdHI, In tbe 11 iin tW·"Lllt of plala IAallt bit uatouebecl. aad woaadlal Wall.w Wlaa wt Un Brin" Dluecf a ta.. ...... Y tbere wa no lip off~•· Wolfltltt~•· 1b• 1utpecL1 before Mia1 pall .. off tb• fry. •caped.ta1aa1•L . , ... • • 87 JIM .... &nNOLD8 __ ..., ...... Police tn communities wt.ere the Oruce Coast killer-rapist baa mwk IQ' the)' are a liUJe appW 'we aboat Wet•day nidlt'1 flaOoween festiYitles. "We don't want to pallic peo. pie, but we do want everyone to use • little care," said Lt. Jack Calnon ol Costa Mesa. Police aren't su11estiot that residents loct their doors to tricll-or·t:reaten, but they do rec· ommend that doors only be opened to coetumed cblldren. "I auppoee a lot or people a.re going to be handing out candy by u.sing tbe cba1ns on the ir doors,'' aald Lt. Gene Norden of Irvine. Officers from Costa Mesa, Irvine, Newport Beach, Tustin and tbe Orange County Sheriff's Department are also urging parents to accompany their children on their rounds Wednesday night. Irvine's c rime prevention specialilt, Usa Malmsten, said her department is suggesting th at trict or treat trips be made early and kept short. "It would be a sh•me to have the kids miss the fun part ol H•lloween,'' she said. ''We're suggesting that parents either have impromptu parties after a quick trick or treat or mate use or recreation center parties in their areas." Police apprehens.on is as much Ued to the presence of the unidentified killer u it is to tbe temic"' the string of assaults bas caused in the communities where be bas struck. Police are invesUgaUng a total of nine bludgeoninga and rapes <See CAtmON. Page AZ> Coast Weather Continued· fair tonight and Wednesday. Highs Wednesday 76 at beaches and 84 inland. Quite cool tonight with lows or 45 along the c:out and ·ss In- land. IIWIKTeDAY LWw l:ddit S~ of tlw oua.t CINQ ta .,.,.. "'*'· but Ital to lea"' to Uoe 10Ulaoat ••11•. SH. •Cori, p11oeo. ,,,. Al . ••••• .,.,_..,-. ................. .. .,_..._..a ..... --....., L.M....,. At....... .... ........ ..., ..... ,.. .. C.-..... At ............ M c....... ~" "-Clmlly "" ~ •~...-....,ca ~•LC. ..... Q ~ ....... , .. • ................ ~ :.t·=:: g ......... CNT......._ 19 ....... ,.. Q ~ ... ·-' .. ....., M AllaL--. a..,......., ,.,. , , • • ... ~UTION ••• ta.at..._ beck to AUfUll of 11'71. 8'1 ol tM women bavt btea 1lalD aad t~r11 1urvlv1d, ~ ........... lDIUll tU'· «J'.:r.1.Mft-:·I ..... HUil. Tlat womt n rH•ed ln •I• , h'om 17 lo 11 ud Uved ta .,ut· 1 .... ta. Net baY9 ._ ......_ apart.-dw•Utn to ton tWi' Nlldtncel t lnce t YldeaC'I IUI• 1e1ta tbe ldUer 1•t.t ln th~ an un.&ocked door or window. FearfW ,..ldent.t ln the cout area uve rwponded to Police ••,.....,. about tbe klller but lD 1 to•• lmtancet, lM)' bave ,...1 fal'tlMr tbul Juat loeklnC up thelr ; bomea. I In C.t.a Mesa , where four of liMMiift . UlL..aaH&dLJ bave .OCCUJ'~d, po1fcf~ay tM rfftsttat.illft or · platoll baa doubJed In the put 10 day a • A seminar (la telf·defeue for women 1ponsond by the police department at Ora nge Cout College Monday drew aucb a lar1e crowd lb.at It had to be held In two separate locaUoa.a. JOGGER IONORl!I CHIU. y WEAT'Hlft IN GOLDEN COLO Winter Antvea E•rty In Meny AreH of Natlo~ • Police Jo the coastal com· munlUes Hy they're concerned a tragedy could result if a Dead Man On Beach Identified Laguna Beach police have re- leased the name or a man found dead on the beach at Sleepy Hollow two w€.'cks ago after of flcers rect'1vcd an anonymous rail frofl} an apparent acquain· l ance of the v1ct1m The body of John Douglas Rutowslti. 29, of Carmel Valley. was found on the beach in front of Vacation Village at about 9:30 p m Oct 15 Police s:mJ the self-employed homebuildl'r apparently suf fered a drug overdoi.t! and was dragged lo the beach. possibly by friend-; who did not want to get rnvolvl'd 1n the 1nc1dt'nt l'o llct· 1nv1·s t1J(uto r Gene Brooh said that because there 1.1. l'rt: no s1J(ns of violence on the bod y. cororll'r·.., d1•put1cs s us~ct th<· man '>Ufft<rt.'d a fatal drug 11 ,. e rdOSl' .. W c arc cons ide ring it an ove rdose p e nding t he tox - 1colog1cal teats which won't be com pleted for sever al weeks," Brooks said Pilot Denied Towe r Aid SAN DIEGO tAP > -In· vest1gaton, say the pilot of a Mexican plane lost in heavy fog radioed for belp before crastli nlt on the U S. side of t~ bord« but air tra ffi c controllers couldn't underifand his Spanish. T he twin-engine Mexican gov· ernment plane was fl ying to the Mexican border city of Tijuana when it hil a utility pole a half· mile north of the U.S. border early Sunday and crashed , kill· ing all 10 persons aboard. Englis h-speaking controllers a t T ijuan a I n t ern ation al Airport's towe r we re In contact with San Oieao controlle rs, who denied a request lo put the Mex· clan pemmeni plane on-San Diego's frequency, a Federal Aviation Administration official aald Monday. "We determl~ that the Mexican pilot did nol 1peak English and we had no bi· lingual controllers on duty al Miramar during that shift," said Jer ry Luce, chief of the FAA's San Diego Approach Control Facility. Supplies Unloaded BANGKOK, Thailand <AP) - Four ships are reported unload· ln1 food and other reli ef supplies at Kompong Som, Cambodia's cb.ief seaport, and a fifth vessel IS OD the way. DAILY PILOT OMMe ~=l~WeM~~lllWI M.-.1 ........ ._ .. 11m .._ =-:; .. , ........... (r1•)104111 CllHllll' .Mte••W....,. ~-a...... ' ,.,.... P.,,r A I SNOW ... a1es ln Alllanc 4 and Scottabhdf ln lbe Panhandle, and worke..,; were aUJI try ing to restore service In some a reas today. Road crews also were sent out to try to free cars a nd trucks stranded by drilling and blowing snow. M ucb of western and central Nebraska braced for a blizzard expected later ln the day. ' F,....PapAI 'BRIAN' ..• tributing firm in Boston to com· pla'n about it. J ack F'ullcr. marfager or the Fox Theater. said he 1s showmg the film as an affirmation of free speech. He safd there have ~ no further prote!>ts since the screenings began panicky resident overreacts to a Halloween prank. Newport Beach , In an attempt to keep the pranks and the t.entlon they cauae down, la 10· lnl to fte&d extra patrol unila Wednelday nilbt. II e anwblfe. police a nd firemen are allo reminding resl· denta ol the uauaJ safety preeau- Uon1 that outbt to be observed on Halloween: -Breu dllldrftl in light col- ors or use refl ective tape on their C08tumes. -Carry a flashllght1 -Doa•t carry a candle or any other kind or open name -Make 1un masll eye boles are large enough to provide &ood viaaon. -llef)1> peU and anythlng that can be thrown or stolen out of reach. "And we want everyone to t eep· thetr ~h Hghta on. rt w ould be a real help," Ms. Malmst.en added. Treated, .Jailed Prisoner Really Goes/ or Broke A burglary susped who police allege made an Inept attempt to break jail Monday In Costa Mesa ended up breaking other things lnat.ead -the celling and bis arm. Police said Willia m Howard Grace, 216, of Fullerton, fied out _a_.alde door from an lnt.erview room at 4:50 p.m . when In· vesllgat.or David Haya stepped out the other door for a moment. Grace, flnd.ing, blmself ln a dead·end corridor , made t be best of the aituation by cllmbln& up a file cabinet and tbJ'ouCh the celling, police said. The falle celllng gave way bene ath hJm as be crawled over the polygraph room, police said. They said the loud cr ash aided the m in IOcaUng the suspect. Grace was treated at Costa Mesa Memorial Hospital for a broken arm and returned to jail, police said . They sald they added suspl· clon of attempting to break jail to the charge of burgla ry and a parole v1olatlon char ge from P ennsylvania on a burglary con- viction. Grace wu originally arrested at 10:30 p.m. Saturday night at a n a partme nt comple x on P aularino Avenue, police said. Sunny and Warmer Weil~fier Forecast- Or ange Coast resldenta can look forward to s unny and slight· ly wanner weathe r Wednesday aa high winds fade during early m orning b o u ra, a National We ather Service s pokesman said . Light gusta are expected to re· turn in the eveni.n1 boun and north to northwest wtnda ran1· ing from 20 to 30 knots are pre· die ted off the c oast, the spokesman said. An Air Quality Mana1ement D istrict official said con· tJmlnant levell are low aSona the Orao1e Cout and will re- m aln that way unUI the w1nda atop. Tbe blgb wind.a ln evidence alnce Sunday have 1•aerated few dama1e rePorta. Oran1e County Fire and Harbor Patrol officlala aald. ,. However , in one Incident FAA Investigators said "it ap~ars" Long Beach pilot Robert Payne was blown off the runway at ~.lu.!..~ Beach'a Meadowtart " •.,.,... late llooday mornlna Pay ne 's 1ha1le engine craft smashed Into two parked planes aa be attempted to land. Tbe lnvesU1aton aaid damaie WH substantial but dld not list a dollar fllure, Only minor dama1e such u broken tree limbs, overturned tra•h cana and mallwictioniq burglar alanna were reported lD mott county areu. Capt. Marc Hawk.lnl, of the Oranie Coumty Ftre ~t, aaid the wladl haven t cauaed a ••red-nai alert", but, be added, fire of. flclala are out In basarctou. areas watchtn1 for potential trouble. Boston No·No ,, A Pucker Draw• a Pout NEW YORK (AP) -A preeldential pucker ran af out of Nortbem niceUet, 1ccordln1 to hiltortan Arthur Schleetn1er. At the recent dedication of the John F. Kennedy Library ln Bolton, . President Carter planted a frteftdly ldll on Jacme Onaul.I' cheek. Sdll•:rf:r1• an advtaer to UM late prnldent, wu quoted •onday'a New York Pott u aa)'inc Mn. Onulla WU l.D.DO)'ed appanntJ1 becaUH .. in tbe North, aeatJelMD do not kill lacll• OD ludl brief acqualatance." Hoftver, Carter peeked a number of women oa the cbllk at the dedleatkm, t.ndudlDI Joan l•Dld1 ~· ol ~ pnlkteatial rtval lea. rAwll'd X.: IJWQY, and then ftn DO odlll' rwportl of wtment. '. lle•t Otlt of S•ape After landinJ( his c..;essna at lhe county alrport about 10 o'clock Monday JJ)Orning. Gary Proctor . 35. of Tustin. found he couldn't stop it. It rolled about 150 feet oH the e nd of the runway. finally coming to real in ditch. Proctor wa~n't hurt and the plane s ustai ned only moderate damage, according to Orange County firefighter s, who used a crane to pull the craft out of the diteh. 3 Traffic Tickets Newest Ted Haunt? CHARLOTTESV n.LE. Va. <AP > -An aide to Sen Edward M Kennedy has ackno"\ledged that he recently asked a Virginia attorney for Information about three traffic citalJons Kennedy received 21 ybrs al(Q Tom Southwick. Kennedy's press spokesman, said he called E Gerald Tremblay. a Charlot tesvilJe attorney. toseek 1hforma lion ln respon.'Je to a reporter'& query about the 1958c1tat1on.., The reporter, Doug Kamholz, bad asked for tbe informaUon for a story that appeared in the Charkltt.esville Daily P rogress Tr emblay referred all ques- ~wtckl· -· • •. '" '( Mesa Woman '. Al,tacked In GaragfJ The Musachusetl.tl Democrat. who on Monday set up a pTt!lt· identlal campaign committee. received three tramc c1tal..tllM for Improper dnv1ng. 'IJ>f'('lj ing and dnving without a permit ......... w hen he war. a ~l'rond year law student at the Un1ve r~1ty fJ( Virginia The permit c1ta t11m was d15rrussed Last week. former Albemarlf' Coupty Deputy Sheriff T M Whitten. recallmg the 1mpropt:r driving citation. said Kennedy "cut hl.S UghU out and lrted to outrun me" after a h1gh·speed FEDERAL UNION BACKS KENNEDY-Al chase that ended at the home Kennedy rented in 1958 Kennedy presented a paper in court from a mechanic cert.Jfy mg an electncal proble m in h1i. tail lights .He said he w a.i. un awart' that he wa!> br ing purs ued and had no 1nti:ntwn of outrunmng a 1.1ol1r"man Whitten !><.11d KennPdy al so 1rit'd to elude the deputy when A yowig Costa Mesa woman Whitten c.aught up with him waa attacked and bit over lbe bead Monday In he r earage, "He had gotten down in lht' &onomic Index Rise8 WA StnNOTON <.AP) - A gow•mment Index de- '1 i I( n "d to f o r Pc a at economic trPnds ~hOWed 'lurprn11ng strPngth 1n Sep- 1 e m twr n s lnf by t he litrRf"ll a m<1unt "'""" Apnl I 'I 7 11 I h ,. < om m P r r P 0 1 pa r1 mt-nt r<>portPd t<> rt ,,~ ·1 hi· ( llrnV"''" Index r1f I.•• t<I trt ~· I flrl 11 t1lf1r'I rrJ'<.I! 11 111wrr1nt 1ri ~fltemt.lf'r , 11,m11,.r1-rt with ... ''I ~r 1 •·nt nw in /\UllU'lt and a 11 : Pf' reent 1lec Ii nr an J u I y. Tht· rise Wh CJ 9 pncenl in April 1978 Th<> s trong s ho wing. ho wf>ve r . r e tlC'<'l'> the f' f' (I 0 II m Y b e ( 0 r e t h (' ii:l'4t4'ral Re ... erve Board took ... wct>ping ;Jl'llOn Oct h to bof)!>t interest rates and lighlt>n the money 'tUpply to battle rising in · rl..i t1on Fa mily Dog Uies i11 Mes a Hom~ Blaze police reported today but there front seJll of the car, · Whitte n Is no evidence to link the auauh said. with a aeries of nlght·Ume r ape· Kennedy. r epresente d by A c;hort t'ircwt in a television slaylngs now being investi1at.ed Trembl1y, pleaded guilty to an l'leclncal cord was bl a med to- along the Orange Coast improper dnvinl( charge J une day for a pre dawn blaze that Police said the 23 year-old 16. 19~ in connection with the in k1llt.>d a pet do~ and caused more woman was ID ber east 9'de c1dentandwa5fined$35 thJn S20000 in damage to a apartment garage at about 6 LS Co,ta M b.1 home a .m . Monday and doesn't re· Kenned) also pleaded gwlt) < 11,1,, M ..... a fire Marshal member seeing anyone before June 4, 1958, to a speeding C'1ta Hu'' ll1•ndt·rson said the fire 1he was struck over the head. lion filed Apnl 15 of the amt-bnikt· out at about 5 a .m today The wom an·wu wiconacloua year by state Trooper C C at th t> h o m e o f E 11 en for arbout -t.fJree hours. police Cain A Uurd charge of dnving Ri chard.son. 237 16th Place. said She called for help after without an operator''i pt>rm1t she reeained conaclouaness. was dismissed when Kennedy The f1N' was brought under Investiga t o r s s aid the prod uced his Masi.achusetts control within 17 minutes, Hen· wom an's clothes were In clliar· permit dt.>rson saJd He said the only one ray but they won't know until homl' al the llme was the family lab teata are completed whether doa . who died 10 the fire. or not she was raped. 45 Ar d Th I ti did •t t reste Damage was estimated at e v c m n requ re $20 .000 to the st ructure and hwoa1spnitallzol roabbedUon .. police said. She SUNNYVALE <AP) -About Sl.SOO to contents, Henderson 4S p eople w ere a r rested on They ••1d that becauae '"'-tres i b h said .. ""' pass ng c a r e es a t t e other bludgeonings occurred at Lockheed missUe plant here dur· He s&Jd fire officials believe a night and m apartments and all lot an anti·nuclear protest The lt>lev111on cord s ho rted out. -result.ec11Jrelther death or majOT protest Monday-wu part of na· starting the .t>laze . The strort head Injuries. they don't believe t1oowlde demonstration.a coin· might have resulted from an Monday's attack Is linked to the cld1nt with lbe nb anniversary overload on a n attached ex- earlier UAaults of the 1929 atock market cru h tension cord. Henderson said. I l ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ • --------------'\ YoLJr bes~ .' ,r :1l irre f ex 1 \ ll lCJi~y ' Jir f ! Ii ;t J( .Jc~ r/_)·~ " .. J J r ?{ /, , / ~ ,. . t 71 ,. . 11 , ~ ; ,, I , ~ ' i ~. i • ~ i It ~ 'L i L '' I .... . --... ... ~ .... . . . ~ ..; " Or-e Otast ED ITI ON VOL. 72, NO, 303, 3 SECTIONS, S2 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA N Police Urge Caution on Trick-Treat 1 Pole. arm't 1......ua. t.bat realdeeta lock tllilr doOn to trick«·treaten, but U..y do rec- ommend tbat doon only be opened to eo1twnec1 cbll4NG. ''l ,..,..... a lot ol people are •olnl to be u.t*nc out cancl1 by ustn1 the dWnl 00 thelr doon, •• aaJd t.t. Gene Norden of Irvine. OffJcen from Costa Meaa, lrvtne, Ne1tport Beacb. Tult1n and tbe Onqe County Sberitf's D1p1ttment are alao ur1tn1 parents to accompany tbeir c btldren on tbetr rounds Wedneeda.Y nlatlt. Irvine's crime prevention spedaliat, Llla Malmaten, said her department ia au11esting that trick or treat trips be made early and kept short. "ll would be a shame to have the kids mial the f\m part of Halloween," she said. "We're ;Winter Sweeps 1 · Across PlafuS Al"WI...,..... JOGGER IGNORES CHILLY WEATHER IN GOLDEN, COLO. t Winter Arrives Earty In Many Areas of Nation L ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1 { Still Gastg S11nshine Follows Exit of-High Winds Orange Coast residents can look forward to sunny and sligbt- lL. warmer weather Wednesday as hip winds· faae unng earfy mornine hours, a National .. Weather Service spokesman t said. Light euats are expected to re- • tum iD tbe eveoing hours and 1 nortla to northwest winds rang-i inl from 30 to $> knots are pre-f dieted off tbe coast, the spokesma uid. f AD Air Quality Management t District offici al said con- tawo•n• 1eve1s ~ low a.long the <>rmce Cout and will re- main that way until the winds stop. Tbe blim winds in evidence SIDCe Sunaay n ave generated few damage reports. Orange County Fire and Harbor Patrol officials said. However, in one incident, FAA investigators said "it appears" Long Beach pilot Robert Payne w as blown off the runway at Buntingtoo Beach's Meadowlark Airport late Mooday morning. Payne's single engi ne craft smashed into two parked planes as be attempted to land. <See WIND, Page AZ> Newport-Mesa Contest t'.~..;....~~;;......~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ l foal' ..... -.. leftD·member Newpon·M•a 1cbool board w._.. D eecMat• are l'UllldDI ill ......... .............. u. •• re-... ., , , ... ., .. tbe dlltrtet ~ .... ,..,..o..-. 111M....W'a .._..to are Barlllill' ... muie teacber •ua •• ...._...,... ......... ........ M19 .. ~=iml!NQ•;a-llWJ WM ~... --.., .... .... trtet ... . •• ladepeD2 deat 80D• profit eor-poratlo• to •arket U1 •••eaUoaal ..... ,., G:''···· u •• :-. .a.a '• Tornado Kills 2, Hurts3 By 1be Auoclated Presa Winter made a preview sweep through the southern Plains slates today. bringing heavy snow and rain and gale.force winds that sent the wind chill factor to 20 below zero in Denver. . A tornado tore through the rural community of Newport· Woodford, in southern Oklahoma, killing two people and injuring three. authorities said. The dead we re in a mobile home, officials said. Ext.mve wind dama&• alao waa reported at the nearbf com- munity of Love Grove. In northern Texu, winda ol up to 60 mph struck tbe town ol Graham, about 60 miles south of Wichita Falla, uprooting trees, downing power lines and damag- ing homes and businesses. A traile r was overturned, and seven members of one family were taken to a hospital in un- determined condition. Authorities said they could not confirm reoorls that a tornado had s kipped through Graham. A small tornado struck earlier in Bangs, Texas. 110 miles to the s outhwest . caus in g minor dam age and no ihjuries. Tbe storm, which began de· veloping Monday ,.and gained strength today, left up to eight inches of snow in Nebraska, where the snow was blamed for at least one traffic death. In Kans~. up to seven inches of rain fell overnight in the south-cenU:al part o! the. st.ate, forcing the closing of streets and hi~bways in a two-county area. The weather bureau warned of a possible bUuard and heavy snow. "Nobody bas been forced from their homes, but we're warning them," said Ann Calvillo, a dis-- patcher for the Reno County sheriff's office in Hutchlnson, Kan. "We've been very lucky." A blanket. of snow was laid on Colorado east of the Continental (See SNOW, Pace A!) -. .. SUQestiq that pareata either hue impromptu parties aft.er a quick triet or treat or make use of recl)9atloo \center parties lo their areas." Police a pprehension is as much tied to the presence of the unidentified killer as it ii to tbe temioa the string of assaults hu caused in the communities where be baa struck. Police are invesU&atln1 a total of aiDe ~tnp and rapes that cl.ate to ~ ol Jm. Six of the women bave been s laln and three survived, altboucb the unborn infant ear· ried by one of the survtvtne women died as a result of the u - aault. Tbe women raneed in a1e from 17 to 31 and Uved in apart.. menta. Police have been uq:iq apartmmt dwellen to lock tbeir Dandn'ia the Wiad "Fr a ncis," the creation of Stephen Fobes of Newport Beach, dances in the wind in front of the Fobes residence at 328 AliSo Ave. Fobes made the Hallowef!n decoration from phoenix grass. some old work clothes, a plastic pumpkin head and a straw hat borrowed from a neighbor. He used tree limbs for the legs. Monday afternoon's zephyrs seemed to give "Francis" life. Newport Cops Seek Schools Vandals Ne wport Beach police are seeking vandals who struclt both of the city's middle schools over the weekend. According to police reports. Ensign Middle School's girls' locker room was broken into and t h e coac h es ' o ffice was ransacked. At Lincoln Middle School, van- dals got into the cafeteria and destroyed food valued at more than $400. ........ --...... The police report said s ix r e fri gerator units were ransacked of 100 pounds of roast beef. three cases of burritos. four cases of corn dogs, 15 pounds of . hamburger patties. two cases of lettuce. seven doien eggs, three trays of coffee cate and nine trays of cinnamon rolls. The food was scattered on the floor along with flour, Slllt, caramel coloring and salad dressing. the private schools in the event a voucher ayat.em la in effect," Pancake aald. He said be sees aa key ill1MI planninl ahead in cue of fon:ed buline and iD CUjB the voucber inlttatt.e ii pl8Ced on tbe J\me ballot and ...... resldlaeel linee evtdeDee Rt· ' seat.a tbe tWer 1eu ta tluoalll , an unlocbd door or window. Pearfm reaidenta in the cout area have respoaded to police wal'llinp about the killer but in some tmtaaees, they bave .- farther tba jlllt lockiae up their home,. In ea.ta Mesa, where four ol \the a11aulta bave occurred. (Bee CAtmON, Pate A.2) NU£lear Safety 1 Rapped WASHINGTON (AP} -The presidential commission on Three Mlle Island called tbi.a af. ternoon for "fundamental chan1es" in the way nuclear plants are built. operated and regulated, but said adoption of its recommendations still would not "assure the safety of nuclear power." The commission told Presi- dent Carter earlier today that a broad range of deficiencies - from licensing and regulating atomic plants to the training of operators -made an atomic ac· cidenl such as the one at Three Mile Island "eventually inevita-ble ·· The panel called Matth's acci- dent the worst to occur al a U.S. commercial nuclear reactor, but s aid health effects probably were bmited to "severe mental stress" to area residents. Radiation released was so minor that it may never be possible to detect wb~tber the March 28 accident near Har· riabura. Pa., will cause addi- tioaal e.... al cancer amoa& thoM wt.o lift near tbe fadllty. the commission said. Tbe J.2.member panel's ftnd- ings are advisory and many rec· "'mmendations, includine a pro- po s a1 that the Nuclear Regulatory Commission be abolished . would l a ke con- gr.ession.a.I approval In accepting the report, Carter said the recommendations "will be studied very carefully" and that after an analysis be will re· port to Congress and the nation. ·'Our own assessment and our decls1ons on what to do cannot be made immediately, and we'll have to be very careful and very methodical in our recommend.a- llons to the public.'' he said. Headed by John G. Kemeny. president of Dartmouth College. the panel was sharply split on whether to propose a broad moratorium on the constructioo of nuclear ants. A UJAjortty ol _ the 12 members wanted such a moratorium, but differed on de- tails and none was r ecom- mended. After a six-month investiga- <See NUCLEAR, Pa~e AZ> Dow Index Jumps NEW YORK <AP) -Stock prices rallied sharply today for their best showing m more than a month. The Dow Jones index gained 15. \9 points to 823.81 although trading remained re-latively light. Coast Weather ConUnued fair tonight and Wednesday. Highs Wednesday 76 at beaches and 84 inland. Quite cool tonight with lows or 45 along the coast and SS in· land. proada IMIClde ... la ... f8Make, 211t N..U Circle. Colt• lleaa. A Hlft m1na1er. a1e 41. wlth tbree cblldrea la Newport-lleaa IC!booll. .. I ... to iepi mint the peopAe themllll.._" be aald ... I ell» DDt repre1ent apeclal lntere1t ..,,..,. .. , Ke._.. L. Wa1•aa, list Labnidar Dme, Colta ........ cum...., 9'1 IWl:lhd 10 IDOlllM ato to ftU Da lmalhrood'• ... t. · He ii • attorneJ, •I• •· wltb two ecm al pnachool ace. INIUtETe•AY unk BdrMs SmMla o/ tlM Oa.tlad CJND .. 1'onw "'"°· ht ~ to '""' to live wur.o.t &cg•. s .. atorv, pltolo, ,,.,,,. Al. -ll!Mles; .,,,_....,. 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J. ·YO eu Ill ~.U"-6 rlUit ................. ................... n........ ._, ""'7 .......... ~ .. ... ... 10 ........ to obMI" eau.., Pl'OCJ'AIM ud •'Wiit Ml'viNa and trill eGDtla• _..... vlalte. Am-. Ma otMt-adbiti'9t ... ., ... ~ ......... .. Souu..n. CallforDJa Colle .. .. Coe&. ..... ud ol ...... llard&e Selaool ol Sbratloaal ,.......,. , al.lo la o.a ..... AREA I. ,_,..,. :;:,s ...... ,.. .... A laewn.._ ,.,,.. v aUe lao't r ·i: ........... i.a ..... . Croe9 Qrele, Oolta 11 .... Al- tonaey, .,. '5, u.,... ctuld.te ta Newpon.11 ... tcJaoola. H• bM ....., aeUve ln Costa llesa Tomorrow, i1 former chairman of Costa lleaa Redevelopment A,ency, and la president ol North Costa lleia Homeownen ANociaUcm. "J had people from tbe area ask me to run," McLau1hlin said. "They we" interested in seeing somebody wbo acLually bad chlldttn lD t.be acbool dll· trtct represent our area. "J think the major Jssue la try. ing to adjust the school pro· grams to the cutbacb bl fund. ing," be aald. "I think I'd put my emphaala oo the baalc three Rs, trying to teach the children them~tlm~rtantthinpabout their society and the tooll they need." He said be also wanta lo keep as many acboola open as poul· ble daptte decl.Wna enrollment "l'qi ~ that I have aome innovative attitudes and that I'm open-minded enough to as· sess the problems that you're goin1 to meet and to be able to make Jood decialon1 ,'' McLau.cblln aatd. "I don't really know that elect· inf me wUJ be all that much bet· ter than el.ctina my opponent, whoni I like," be added. "I don't walk on water." Reyaald Pelletier, 2443 Fordham Drive, Costa Mesa. Ass~iate realtor, 88, with a JOn at Estancia HJab and a dauebter wbo araduat.ed from Costa Mesa Hiah. "I want lo restore the con fidence of the! taxpayers and the parenta In the board of educa lion because everybody com· plains they can't be heard," said Pelletier, who has a PhD ln psycholOIY from the University of AlJten. "I don't think that the achool district has underatood the • meanin, of PropostUoo 1J The cuta, i and when any were made, were not made in the right places," be said, adding that he would take a second look at administrative costs. "I intend to spend full time, because that's a full-time job," Pelletier said. "I would make myself available to everybody "I'm very consclou.s that, lf elected, l would be one out of seven," he 1al.d. "To the extent of that influence, I would certainly want to help the board and the school dlat.rict develop new tool.a to meuure the efficiency of the educaUooal 1y1tem to appralle accurately the reeUita we're set· tin1 for the money we apend." F,....PapAI NUCLEAR •• --ttolrUulHnctade Ann pabtic- bearlnp and the takinl of d-i>- 9sitiona from more than 150 government offtclala, ututty emplOJMe and eltiHDI llvlna near the plant, the presidential panel said it bad concluded: -The co~~ that operated Three Mile , MW'Opolitan Edison Co., "did not have sufft· cient lmowleqe, expertlle and pel'IOllMI to operat.e tb9 plant or malnteia lt adequat.ely.'' -Dner,_cy nspome to the accident bJ the NRC, 1tate and f~eral eme•1ency autboriti• and utility offlclall "was dominated by an atmosphere of almo.t total confuaion.." DAILY PILOT ........... "''.,_._.....i_ ,...," c..r.. Yl<t l'rtoti.tM _Oo_fl __ ,..,... ....... ..... TlllJhHI CP'•)-...u:rt C1111•1fMHllll .__.,. /. .. Two ••• w .. o alle114llr ........ ,,, .......... carryt., a '4.IOO aiher d•· ~ .... , ..... arreated bJ palt.e offlc•n after a brlalr ...... t .. rou~ •owatowa L11ua1 ._..'!:nta1. Do•••• 81 ... .,. ..... ,. ...... 11 plamdotllle olftcen ebMed the two ma Oil toot l.brOuP UM 8ecllltt'1 Padftc Nat.loeal laM parklal lat lbaftl1 after I p.m., capturiq tM palr at QotcuD pomt .... Ute bank. nree memben ol Ute a...,.. . . a.acta Crtme ........... T9UD rouad1d up 1u1peet1 Roy ••r•oad VJllaloboa. 41. of Oraap ud PNr o.O. P\ia. '4\ ol •u 8ftoDd Ave., Corcna de1 Mv........., • bur1lan at NletlMllm't Alltlquee, 3U N0rtaa Coa•tllltllwa,. Wlt.neute •aid the two men walked ln&o UM anllq_ue store •boftl1 beton I p.m., with oaeol the 1uepieeU d.rawin1 a clerk Hide to dilc'8I UM purcbale ol • l1ft for bit wtl•. lleanwblle, the •~ond 1uspect Mesa Conducting Anti-rape Seminars lo reapoGM lo the 1trin1 ol aa· saulta on womtn tn Oran1• Coaat eommu.mu ... Cotta II•• police are offeriq a aeri• ol three rape.awareoeu Hminan beainnlnl tocu,bt. The .... 1on1, tausht by Of. fleer Darell heeman and police aide 8uadi Rote will be b1ld at the police atatlon at ~ P'a1r Drive. Tontpt'• Miilon will be held at 7: 80. ·Wednaday'1 will be at 2 p.m. and 1bunday'1 will be at 7:80 p.m. The aemtnan are free. In addition, claaaea 1n the uae Church OKs Gay Pastors ST. LOUlS <AP l -The Christian Church (Dia· ciples of Christ) baa voted to reaffirm the power or reetonal bodies of th~ church to ordain homosex· uals as ministers. At the same llme, the delegates to the church's bl.annual convention here rearnrmed Monday the denomination's traditional stand againat ordination or homosexuals, said church s po keswoman Lillian Moir. Carol Blakley of the Treasure Valley Christian Church at Cwdwell, Idaho, called· the vote a partial victory for gay rtghta. "We feel like we've gained a lot," said Mn. Blakley. one of 200 mem· bers of the c hurc h's general bo<ard of direc· tors Family Dog Dies in Mesa Home Blaze A short circuit in a television electrical cord was blamed to- day for a pre-dawn blaae that killed a pet dol and cauaed more than $20,000 in damage to a Costa Mesa home. Costa Mesa Fire Marshal Russ Henderson 1ald the ftre broke out at about 5 a .m. today at the home of Ellen Rieba.rdleo,-#7 Jttb-Place. The fire wu brou1ht under control wlthln 17 minute•, Hen· dtrson wd. He 1ald the only one home at the tlme wu tbe family doc. who died 1n the ftre. Damaae was estimated at $20,000 to the structure and $1,500 to contents, Hendereoo said. He said fl.re officials believe a televlston cord aborted out, starting the blaze. The abort might have resulted from an overload on an attached ex· tension cord, Henderson said. Mrs. Harwood Services Held Privatefuneralserviceiat1ea have been conducted tor Beverly Harwood who died Saturday in NewPQrt Beach att.r a llGltbY illDUI. lln. Harwood WU tbe wife of loa•·tlme Harbor Ana aUormY Donald Harwood. Sb•*"' her widower; ICIDI, Robert 9d IUdwd 1cott. botb of Loi Anlelel; motMI'. ..... DeOraacfcoart of Pacific PaliHdll, aad a allter, allo ol Lal~. Tbe family 1..,...U memmtal doaat.km to the lla70 ro.da· UoD, lD care ol Dr. AIUDMD. the · • Ma10Clbdc. Roebelter.Jlllln. p,...p-AJ WIND ••• Tlle~tor'llald ..... •u 1 but did not Ult a dollar . ODlJ ............ Im*• tree llJDllll, " ..... tru' ewr'md • .........., burC1at a1arml..,.. reportld LD moet com1.J anu. • of MACE, 1pouorect by Golden Weit Colle1e. wtU be tauebt at the ~Uc. atat.lon. be day·lonl counea are Ht Friday and Saturday. Wtver, a OWC lpokeaman d the Friday 1111100 la full and there are only ftve openlna.a ln the Saturday clul. The coUese apokeaman said additional 1111lon1 would be added lo accommodate people who can 't 1et into tbh weekend's cluaea. The cla11 co1t1 $5. 70 for material.a and reitstration ol a MACE application . The 1pokeaman said 1tudenta will be expo1ed to the chemical lo ac· quaint them with lta effect. Mesa Woman Attacked In Garage , A young Coeta M eaa woman was attacked and tut over the head Monday In her garaee. police reported today but there ls no evidence to link lbe assault with a aeries of night-time rape- slaylnp now being lnveati1at.ed alon1 the Orange Coast. Police said the 23-year-old woman was lo her east side apartment garage at about 6: 15 a. m. Mo~ aod doe an 't re- member 1 anyone before ahe wu ltnlck over the bead. The woman was uncooacloua for about three houn, police said. She called for help after she regained consciousness. Inves tigators s aid the woman's clothes were in disar- ray but they won't know until lab teata are completed whether or not she was raped. The victim didn't require hospltaliiaUon, police said. She was not robbed. ,.,.... Pflfle Al CAUTION ••• police say the registration of pl1tola bu doubled in the put 10 days. A seminar on self-defense for women sponsored by lbe police department al Oranee Coast College Monday drew 1ucb a large crowd that It bad lo be held ln two separate locaUooa. P,0llc~ J.n lha. coaatal com. m uni ti ea aay t.bey 're coacerned a tragedy could renlt If a panicky resident overreacta lo a Halloween prank. Newport Beach, ln an att.mpt to keep the prank• and tbe ten.1loa they cause down, ta ao-lng to fteld extra patrol unit.a Wednesday nlibt. Meanwhile, pollce and firemen are also remlndinl real· denta ol the uaual safety precau- tions that ought to be observed on Halloween: -Breu clllldren in light col· ors or uae reflective tape on their costumes. -Carry a flashlight. -0.'t carry a candle or any other kind of open name. -•w nre maak eye boles are l.,..e enoulll to provide 1ood vision. -Keep peU and anythln1 that can be thrown or stolen out ol reach. "And we want eYel'Joae to kffp U*r pcfth litbta OD. It would be a real help," 111. Malmlt.ID added . A flre tbat nremea 1ald .wt· eel lo an electric blanket camed an eatbmt.ed 12,aoo lD damate and lrw.d two pel blrdl ta a Newport Beaeb coadomlalum MoadaJ, TM lln wu report.cl at 1 :'5 p. m. ID the bo1De at IJO 1:Deore Court occupied bJ Carolla OrH•, ......... to ftre ... part..-repa111. n..... ......, doUled the blue, bit laid tt c1•...t two pet eocllattel1 llept iD U.t bedroom wla•r• U.e blaakel caulbt ftre. pleked up a stertbal silver tltnl- 1baped wtM det....,. from a dii;play window aod aUesedJY carried it outalde wher• be dropped It in aome ahrube bJ tM aldewalk. Hla ~ JolDed bl.ID~ 1tde the~ lhort Ume later and the pair drove off, retuim.n, moment.a later lo recover the U · Uaue. A aecond wttneee obeened u.e acUona ol Ute two ••peeta 8Dd called~. wbo punued the wblte aporllcar Into tbe downtown area of La1uaa Beach. The pair were captund bJ Ot· flcera Bill Yourtll, Marion Asturlus and Mart Everton near lbe bank parking lot and the de- canter was recovered. FormerMeBa Pa.star Sund Dead at 91 Funeral , se rvtce1 are scheduled Wednesday for the Rev. Lester Prulip Sund, former assistant minister al Costa Mesa's F\rst Melbodi11t Churcb, who died Saturday at the aae ol 91. The Rev. Sund taught adult Sunday school classea at the church for the put 15 yean and, though retired. served for several years as lbe church's as- sistant minister after movtn& lo Costa Meaa In 1960. Services are Ht for 10 a.m .• We dnesday at the P'lrsl Methodist Church. Frie'nda may call at Pierce Brothers S.ll Broadway Mortuary until 9 o'clock tonight. Born ln Cfam FallB, Wlacooaln, in 1R88. Rev . Sund led aeveral rural parishes in that state before moving with Ilia family lo Southem California in 1920. In 1!8> be retired from the M ethodlst Church of El Momte where he had been minister for 10 years. Prior lo that. be wu with the Westmoreland Com· munlty Church In lbe Imperial Valley for seven years. Rev. SUnd ls survived by bia widow, Catherine Sund of Co.ta Mesa; three dauebters, Mn. 8everl;y Harper, Mn. Fern McAnlls and Mn. Marjory Pant.ur, all of New'port Beach; two sons, LaWl'e'Dce and Roser Sund , both of Vlulb; 19 grandchildren, and 18 great· grandchildren. The family has suueated memorial donations to the First Methodist Chw:_ch Organ Fund. f',....Pt1pAJ SNOW ••• Divide, with up to a half·foot forecuffor later ln the day. "It'• a daneeroua alorm," 1a1d Ell11 Burton, met.eorololiat for the Nat.iooal Weather Service ln Denver. "We defbut.tly advlae motori.lta to ... travel oo.b' u necessary. • ''With the 26 de1rH Lem· perature and the IO knot wind. it nra"k"....-.-wmcrdlltt o1110 ao below,'' Burton aaid. -.. ... ----... Boston N•·N• l NEW YORK CAP> -A ,....ldeDUal pucka' nn afoul al Nartbem nlcetiel, ICCOl'diDI to b1Aallu Arthur Scb.leslqer. At the recmt dedleadoD o1 the Joma r. a:.~ Libra" ln Bolton, PrMtdent Carter planted a friendly kiu on Jackie Onauls' cheek. Schles.inaer an adviler to t.be lat. pn1ldent, wu quoted In Monday's New York POI& 11 aaytq Mn. Olwala WU umoyed lppa:f91lil)' beca"'8 .. in tJae North. )tlltlemen do not 1du lad* oo IUCb brief acquaintance.'• However, Carter pecked a number of women oo the cheek at the dedication, includinl Joan Kennedy, wife al expected preeldential rival Sen. Edward Ken· nedy, and there were no other reportl of retentment. Newport Woman • Marks I OOth Year P'riend1 and relativ11 1atbered Monday to wiab Newport Beach resident Carrie Kelch a happy birthday -her lOOtb. • Mn. Kelch, a former resident of Colta Mesa's 9et1>el Towen, waa honored at a party at Newport Vllla West, where she DOW resides. Sbe WU also feted on Sunday at a bnmch at the Balboa Bay Club. Mn. Kelch la a native ot U lioola wbo moved lo t.bla area in 1971. Her sraadfather fouebt at the Alamo and ber father wu a · ploneerin1 country doctor ln Lawnneevtl.le, W. She ii the widow ·o1 Georp C. Kelch ot Ohio. ..., .......... ,.... OO"ft.ARI YOUNG Mn. C.rrte Keldt Air Service to Resume Huibes Alrwest, whose planes have been grounded since Sept. 10 by a strike. will resume service oo Nov . 10, alrllne of· Eco1Wmic Index Rises W ASIUNGTON <AP I - A government Index de· algned to forecast economic trends showed surpn&ln& strength an Sep· tember. rul.ng by the largest amount since Apnl 1978, th e Commercl' Depa rtment reported to· day The Composite Index of Leading Indicators rose 0 8 percent in September, compared with a 0.1 per· cent rise in August and a 0.3 percent decline in July. The rise was 0.9 percent in April 1978. The strong ahowlns. however. reflects the economy before the FederaJ Reserve Board took sweeping action Oct. 6 to boost intereat rates and ti1bten the money ·~ mills in· nation. flcialll have announced. The airline, which operates 13 flighta a day out of Orange Coun· ty to destinations ln Nevada and Ari i.ona, will begin accepting res· ervauons Nov. 8. The line was grounded when the firm's 2,2JOO reaervalloo and clerical employees walked olf their jobe in protest over a year· 1001 contract d.iapute . A tentative asreement, reached Oct. 15 wu ratifted by the members of the Airline Employees Association this weekend The nt?w, three-year contract t•a lls for a 33 percent pay raise over the t.e rm of the contract. Cartfl'r Rap~ TV WASHINGTON CAP> -Preei· dent Carter's campaip commit· tee ls complaining that the three major teJevisioo networks have wrongfully refused to ~ell him air Ume for a political speech. The committee filed a compJalnt Monday wilb the FederaJ Com· mun.icationa Commission, say. int tbe tlma WU IOUlbt for • ball·bour t.tlemion abow to ac· company ..carter'• pl&.Qlled. an· nouncemeat Dec. 4 of bla can· didacy for l'e-4llect.ioll. i Giu11ty Official Resig11s Dr • ..._ •• m..-, an.ea C1 ,, ........... ., .... ............. ,...... l&tlll ••• u. .... ~ .. .... ,.... .... .... ID a letter to Board of Su~llon CUlnaaa ftlllp All 1 a.. ........... 't Mft tM rtD;i...., to CUTJ eat .... ,., .. ,llWU ....... u.. ........ ----., dlie .., •• a-..... •kw..=ey. ''To ,. .,, l•DlY .., mnal, etlalcal a.ad lejal ... dDIM...aol~lc•• loapr pera0Dall7 or pro· f..U.•DJ CGHMe, ..... aaicl ID.U. deellDed to ....... . remaltial tMt be dkln't WUll to ••t tblDll •tarted ta t~e DeWlpapel'I. 11o ...... ll ia known uaat tbe SS.year-old mental bealUa cblef bu been at oddl with Human ServicH A1eacy Director Marpnt Grier, wboM npu&a- Uon la tbat ol a hard·DOHd ad· miJalatrator wbo keeps a ~ relD oa thole wbo wort for a.er. Klatt.e's resignation WU the latest tn the growtq number of defectors from the ranks of the C!QMJllY agency ln recent months. Others who have left include county Health Officer Morton Nelson, Deputy Director of Men· tal Health, John Crowder and Pamela Reagor, deputy director of adult community services. Klatte will become chief of professional education at Metropolitan State Hospital ln Norwalk. In his letter, Klatte said his resignation is not related to restraints caused by Proposition 13 ·Jn my opinion , s u c h restraints would seem to call for more professionalism rather than less, and fewer rather than more levels of bureaucracy. "To me, the reverse seems to be the case in the local provision of human services," be said. Ranks Swell ........ gllp Identical twins Tienna (top) and Michele Rodrique z. 3. of Irvine will enter tht! Orange County Fall Fair Twin-o-Rama Nov. 10. The fair, scheduled from Nov. 7 -22 at Los Alamitos Race Course, will feature several twins from around the county. Employees Union Endorses Kennedy W ASHING T 0 N ( A P ) -refugee programs, and said "that Presidential candidate Edward objective bas now been com- M Kennedy has gained the en-pleted." dorsement of a 70,000-member The independent Nationa l federal employees union and the Treasury Employees Union campaign services of a former declared support for Kennedy. senator who quit the administra and said it will be giving $5.000 tion to join the challenge to -the maximum allowed by law President Carter. -to the campaign. And in Chicago, Mayor Jane The treasury employees Byrne formally announced what became the sixth union, and the she already had disclosed: that first federal civil service group. she is supporting the senator to back the Kennedy challenge. from Massachusetts for the 1980 Union President Vincent L. Democratic presidential Connery criticized Carter 's nomination. handling of the economy and as· Former Sen. Dick Clark of sailed the president for holding Iowa announced that be is re-civil service pay increases to 5.5 signing as U.S. coordinator for percent. refugee programs to jo10 Ken-He said federa l e mployees nedfs _presidential campaign "have been held to publi c committee. Clark quit the ad-ridicule and scorn by this ad- ministration effective Thursday, ministration." after less than a year in the Kennedy's candidacy became State Department post. official Monday with the forma- Carter appointed Clark to the tion of campaign committee. refugee post after be was defeat-On Nov. 7, Kennedy will an- ed in 1978 by Republican Sen. nounce personally in Boston that Roger Jepsen. Clark wrote he is challenging Carter. The Carter that he had been asked to president will declare his can-reor ganize a hodgepodge ot didacy for re-election on Dec. 4. * * * * * * 3 Traffic Tickets . Newest Ted Haunt? CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (AP) -An aide to Sen. Edward M. KeanedJ bu aclmowledpd that be rec.at.Jy alked a Vlrllnla attorae)' for i.afonnatloa about three tr.me cttat:klm Kennedy reeei..t 21 years aao. Tom Southwick, Kennedy's preu apokeema, said be called E. Gerald Tl'embla,J, a Cbartat· ie.riDellltorlleJ. toleft lalorma- tioD ID na.-.e to a repartm'a QHTJ about the ~dtatioa.a. TM reporter, Dou Jtambob. bad 8llred b tbe falormatlon for a ltlOl"J tbat appeared iD tbe ~DaiJ.1~. ,..........., ...,.,.eel all ... tloM '° Soulbwkk. d inc citation, said Kennedy "cut bis ~ta out and tried to outrun me' after a hilb-speed cbue that ended at the bome Kennedy ftllted ln"1958. Keaaedy presented a paper ln court from a mechanic certlfy- ine an eledrical problem in bia tall lllbts. He said be WU \Ul• aware tbat be was being punued and bad DO intention of out.numiDI a policeman. Wbltt.en said KeuedJ also tried to elude the deputy when WblUen caqbt up with him. "He· bad IOU.en down ln the front aeat ol tbe car,•• Whitten wd. KeDaed)', repr.aeated by 'Tnmlllar. ·lllelldlds ,to an lmPfOI*' cklYIDI e June lt. lJ9 iD ~ tbe ia- ddeat ad WU ftmd ... a:n.. alllo plMded pUty Jaae .. II to a 1peedla1 dta. Uoe flied April 11 ol tbe ..... )'Hr bJ state Trooper C. C. Calla. A tldrd =of drlna, wltlaoat u opera •1 permit ........... --It...., ,,..__.Ma MuHe91...U. Del'8llt. 'IV Hit on Kids' Programs WAIHJNOTON (AP) -Tbe lelevillan lndultry bu falltd to mHt kl oblitatlooa to cblld.reo and should be required to Ml aalct. mlnh:num amounta of ~ 1rammlna for them, the staff Ot the Federal Communlc:atlons Commlulon aald today. The 1tatf, ln a report to the commlaUon. aald the Industry has not complied with voluntary FCC ,wde.Uoes lo effect since 1914 and ''la unlikely wit.bout further aovemment action to ln· creue volwitarily the amount of educational programming for chJldren." The report recommended that com merclal stations be required to offer at lea&t 212 hours or pro- gram ming directed at school· age children and five hours aimed al preschoolers a week. All would be on weekdays under the staff proposa l. The staff report saw Jillie hope for improved children's pro- gramming on comm e r c ial television beyond meetinJ.? any mandatory minimum time re· quirement, however, and urged the commission to encourage alte rnative progra m sources s uch as pay and cable television. The report als o called on public broadcasters to increase childr<'n 's prog ramming T he report, compiled b) a staff task force. said the in· dustry has by and large com· plied with the commission's 1974 advertising guidelines. And the staff task force, noting that the Feder al Trade Commission is se para t e ly i n vestigatin g televi sion advertising aimed at children. s uggested the. FCC await that report before taking a ny action itself. While children's television has been scrutinized and criticized ror decades. F CC Chair man C'ha rles 0 Fern~ said this "ear it has not improved ·as he ·had hoped. ''Television is a c-hild''i work. play, fantasy. best friend and source of information ahout th<' world. We as adults reserve our hi g hes t expe ctations for children's progra mming. Donors Give Newport Boy Needed Blood Orficials of the Orange County Chapter of the American Red Cross reported today they have ample blood fo r Mi·chael Wirgler. the 4-year-old Newport Beac h boy who r e mains in critical condition following heart surgery. Last week. friends of the Wirgler family asked ror donors of blood type A negative to come forward since supplies or the child's rather rare blood were running low. Today a Red C r oss spokeswoman said several peo· pie donated over the weekend. "We have an awful lot of A negative," she said. "But we still need other types." Red Cross offi cia ls are en- couraging Orange Coast resi· de nts who have other blQod types to donate in Mi chael's name. More than three weeks ago. the little boy underwent heart surgery al Children's Hospital of Orange County. He has remained in critical condition due to complications since his surgery. Valley Electric Fence Hides Pot Crop An inhospitable electrically charged chain-link fence didn't keep Fountain Valley police from poking around a backyard garden Monday to find out what was sprouting under plastic sheeting. It w• marijuana, they said, after bocWtng Kerry Schuh, 38, of 1824.t San Jacinto Circle. Sbe a1ao wu booked for suapicioo of sale of a controlled substance, amphetamines, officers said. A Fountain Valley in· veati.ator said MUs Schuh was arrested at ber bome, after of- ficers served a warrant to search the bome at noon and found 10 marijuana planta grow. lnl inside an electrically cbaraed chain-link fence. Tbe two-to-six-foot planta, in· vnU1aton 1aidL were covered with op9Clue pluuc sbeettnc. A police department 1pokeam1n estimated that Judlcloul harvesUq ol 10 mari- juana plant& could provide an in· come of more than $2,800 a moelb. Tbe planta, be said, were pulled up ud plac.d ln a .. paJ'tmelltal ~ loektr. Offtcws aded on a Up ln ob- tahdq &bl MUdl warrant, be aatd. .................. ORAW COUNTY PUNNING COllMllllOHIRI HIM COIHHDOR THllMONV After,._...,.. Mllpe. DoculMnta end.._ lpolr8n Wont, the Vote le 'Aye' Planners OK Corridor San Joaquin Transportation Route Backed By ROBERT BARKER Of tlle 0.01' ~li.1 $\aH Waving aside criticism on any new freeways, the Orange Coun- ty Planning Commission went on record Monday as favoring a route ror the San J oaquin Hills Transportation Corridor. Commissioners endorsed a route almost totally recom- mended by county staff mem· bcrs which would sec the cor ridor beginning near the Corona d e l M ar Fr e eway a n d M acArthur Bou levurd 1n Newport BeJch The s i x -t o e i g h t l<.1n e thoroughfare would end 14 mtlc!) to the southeast near Avery Park w ay n e a r; San J lta n Capistrano The rccommcndat1on will be fo rw a r ded to the board or supervisors who have final say in the route selection The actio n by the com m issioncrs followed yea rs or study csnd nearly four hours of testimony from a la rge <.1ud1cnce a t Tuesday·c; hearing Commis!)toner Ri chard Li ght asked for more time to d1gest lht! comments and cast the only vo te amo ng th<' fiv e com missioner:. against the recom· mended route. Many residents protested the proposed frN!Way that would cost $160 to S200 million and for which there is no money availa- ble. Tom Alexander, president of the Laguna Beach Green Belt. said the study did not address alternatives such as monorail or train transportation. He said the route location study by Gruen and Associates Inc. of Los Angeles won't hold up because of ''inadequate en- vironmental studies " He hinted that there may be court action ··:--:1nety-f1ve percent of the public disagrees with the con cept. ··he de~lared Be linda Blacketer. former Laguna Beach plannmg com · m1s!>1oner and a vice president of V11la~e Laguna. said she op- posed the corridor "because there 1s not enough government funds Lo handle the growth of population in South Orange County·· "The corridor doesn't solve the problem It wi ll JU!>l add eight more lane~ or concrete fo r people to s it on bumper to bumper ... !>ht• :.<tid Or Gene 1\therton of Laguna Beach claimed that the queo;t1on or health has been ignored and t hat the in crease in traffic will le3d to more respiratory 111 · nes!>es which he said is a ma1or health problem. "We are obligated to replace the car as a transportation system," be declared. The commission was urged to go ahead with the corridor by represent a tive s from the Gre ater Irvine Industrial League, the Newport Center As· sociation, the Irvine Company engineering department , Orange County traffic Engineers Coun· c 1I and members of the Newport Beach, Laguna Beac h and Ora nge County chambers of commerce The corridor is badly needed to relieve congestion and reduce overloads on the Pacific Coast Hi g hwa y and S an Diego l'reeway. accordmg to Todd Nic holson. of th~ Irvtne In - dustrial League. The corridor . which is pro1ect- ed to handle 85.000 to 130,000 \C hicles per day, 1s 10 to 15 )ea rs 1n the ruture, officials ~aid A 50-fool·Wlde median 1~ in- cluded m the plan to handle <oome type of rapid transit The commission endorsed seg ment 5 In the west sector of the corridor. segment 17 in the cen- tral sector, segment 19 in the Past-central and segment 24 in the east. Laguna Polire Crarkdo.,a Tipsy Drivers Targets By STEVE MITCHELL Of_o.lty...._., .... If you've bad too much to drink and you're driving through Laguna Beach, the chances of your escaping detection are a lot slimmer than last year. Laguna Beach police credit new detection techniques and s pecial patrols for an increase in drunk driving arrests in the Art Colony during the first nine months of this year. During 1978, 314 motorists were arrested for driving after tippling. That compares with 311 arrests through September of this year, and Capt. Nell Purcell s a ys arrests during October ba ve shot well above last year's figures. Purcell said increased train ing programs have m ade bis patrol offi cers experts at detect ing drinking drivers with .10 per· cent or more alcohol in their system "You normally cannot detect a d rinking driver with less than .15 to .17 percent alcohol in their Gan you believe 11 s Nov· embef" already? It you have a birthday gift to give lh1s month. you mtght give some thought to a piece ot 1ewelry set w1lh o ne o f t he N o vember l)jr\hstones. Topaz or Cllnne. In addition to sharing Nov· errt>er. thele two gems have rrerr; similatitles and are often oonfused. They bOth occur in a wide range of yellow tones. from tawny yellow through orang1sh;oellow to the smoky brownL 9oth are very attractive gems and both are very durable and sa1tsf1Ctory for setting 1n 811 types of Jewelry tor men and women. The most popular style of cutting for bOth gems Is the step cut. That is when all facets •• lour-sided and 1n steps and rows aboYe. below, and on the girdle. Whlle Topaz and Cltnne have ITW1Y limilalitles they also have 90IT'9 diffef9"0l9. Topaz la the ~ valu.ble gem 1nd Is often CllNld "precious Topaz" to di• tinouleh It from Citrlne. blood ... he said, addul~ tbo&e dnvers with .10 are ··actually more dangerous " And those dnnk.ing dnvers are becoming more of a threat to Laguna's officers . the police captain said. Monday morning, an alleged drunk driver was being booked into Laguna Beach Jail when be turned and "delivered a Sunday punch," into the race of Officer Fred Mart.J.no, PurcelJ SaJd. Martino will be off duty for the next seven weeks. recovering from a broken jaw Other drunk motorists. ioclud- i ng an e nraged woman who jammed ber s piked h~I into an officer's foot. have made routine drunk arrests a hazard for patrol officers. he said. And local police have recorded an mcrease in drunk in public arrests in the Art Colony "Smee January. our offi cers have detained l20 persons for be mg drunk 1n public.·· the police captain said. adding only 98 were a rrested over the same c'&'1 ~/ EiEM WISiE Mary Barr. Cert1f1ed Gemo1o01st period ol time In 1978. Laguna Beach poliee arrest public drunks. releasing them after four hours in a ceU with a certificate that shows they are "deemed not arrested,·· Purcell said. He said those public drunks wh<r are ordered to court are ones who are repeat offenders, or face some related charge. such as public disorder or as- sault. He said the department has recorded 22 such arrests this year, compared with 12 during the same period in 1978. He said the Increase in arrests for drunk driving is attributed to success of a training program that helps officers detect drink· m g motorisLc;. He said the city's Mobile In- tox1Lizer units have also been in· strumental in many drunk ar- rests. adding Laguna Beacli is one of ooly two departments in the state using the complex field sobriety equipment. Santa Ana Police have similar gear in- stalled in their patrol units. diamond ring made by Kurt Gaum. a very talented New Yori< designer C1tnne Is a member of the Ql.lllrtZ ram11y and is limited to the yellows. o ranges and browns Other varieties ot quartz hawt their own names. such as: rose quartz (pink). amethyst (purple). aventunne (gteen) and crystaf (color,.,._~ . Topaz 1s found pnmanly in Brazil while Cltnne is ltkely tc be found more widely dlstnbut· ed 1n oor eertn's crust CHARLES H. BARR ......... fopc la 8 on the h1rdneu 9C8le while Cltnne la 7. Topaz i. a higher rerrlciive lndeJC and • he1V1er apec1flc gr1v1ty. Tope alao cornea In eddltlonll ookn. the moet b9eutlful of 1111Neh we the bluef 1nd plnke. We hlM9 • t>Mullful blue 'topaz Whk:t'l I bought in Oermlny on mr 1aat tnp ano which we he¥e '1IOlntty mounted 1n a 18d'" A..._. ... S-lety 11•& ..... Topaz 1nd C1tr1ne each has Its plaoe 1n our gem world. ~. I think 1t is lmPortanl no1 to confuse them. New YOflo State rec:»ntly fined a 1ewetet tor wnttng Topaz on hlS sales slip •nateed of Cltnne -when Ctnne was what he actually hed IOld. Unfonuna1ely not ari j8MlerS even know the dlf• twence. That Is one or the rrany r-...ons It pays the con-- ..,., to ..-out a firm hold- t n g membersh i p i n the Amlrlc.n Gem Society. Re-~'*'9nt9 of ,,..mberehlp in-dudt tr.lnlng In gemology and ...,.a to hlgn ethlc.l 1t1n- dlnta. We •re proud of our 11.,_.thlp In the Amerfc.n Gem Society and welcome your qimtlonl on gernotoglc.I tub- -end the opportunity tttla month to show you our fine eolteCllOn of Topaz and CMne ..... ry. .._~... Wttldff .... l::t1 ... , ............ t !-'----------------------------------------------------.....ii' ' f;l =~ ......... Vote Yes on No -n.Dlft.All IN 'IWB IMJllNO -J Pr.Ub' .... , '*" • 111oat wMda l6de oa the ..._ you•re oe la &M , .. . U. o1 ...... ldlool kkM in onlw to a~v• radal baluet. YCMA m111 ~OM ol tltoM "°"' wao beMe" ba&we II vital tor••• br-W ~ la educatiaa evea 11 ll meau tr~ ~ all over ow Soutbem Cal1fon6a acl'Ml9· OD ... ~ bud. JOU may be OM of U... .,.,..... wtilO .,.afkally Nied· ed tM ••: .. ~a... a.w ll wu ...,. a yoa like ffW row-kid or U.. place wu ln a acbool •1Wi.m you reepeet and admire. . YOU TB1J8 WOULD ·enormously resent tbe noUon ot )'OW' cbUd bein& or- dered by IOCDI Judie to climb OD a bus ev ry IDOl"DinC and_ toot .off. to a diatant campim you've oever even seen before. SJ1MATO'l •oe•1•• But no matter on which aide ot Ul1s fence you reside, you could easily mia-vote next Tunday. Thia la bec:auae of tbe way Proposition 1 ls worded oo the upcoming Nov. 7 ballot. ProposiUoa 1 la a atate COO· atJtuUooal amendment. It was aponaored by Slate Senator Alan Robbi0 a, tbe Democrat from tbe San Fernando Valley. Robins wu l.n OW' region only yesterday, plugging for passage ot hia amendment. He is also angry. He's mad about the way his amendment Is worded on tbe ballot. He has every right to be. Whoever worded that ballot measure ought to be force bused to an English l·A class. JUST CHECK THE wording yourself. Read only the ballot description, thus: "School Assignment and Transportation of Pupils. Provides that U.S. Constitution will govern pupil school assignment or pupil transporta- tion in Calilornia . . . " Now, a knee-jerk react.ion to this wording by a person opposed to busing might weU be, "No! No! I don't want to lose state control to tbe federal government. I don't want federal people telling me where my youngster will go to acbool." So lh1s person votes No on the amendment. He just voted wrongly. BY 111E SAME TOKEN, the voter who favors school busing for racial balance might happily vote Yes. He JUSl voted wrong. Proposition 1 was authored by Robbins in an effort to place limits on how widespread school busing might become. The California high court bas gone further in or· derlng school busing than the U.S. Supreme Court. So passage of Proposition 1 <a "yes" vote> would s imply say tbe people want to go no further than the U.S. Supreme Court says we must go. Put plainly. if you want to limit school busing, you vote Yes on Proposition 1. lf you don't want to limit it. you vote No. Alas, you are left wondering how many voters will have this figured out by next Tuesday. Rebels Free 276 SAN SALVADOR. El Salvador <AP> -Leftists holed up in two government buildings released 276 hostages they had held for five days after police and soldiers fired into a leftist street demonstration. The Red Cross said at least 24 persons were killed, and dozens more were wounded Monday in tbe new government's first employment of force against lefUsta demanding an end to military dominance or El Salvador, Central America's smallest and moat densely populated nation. About 1,000 members of the Popular Revolutionary Bloc were sWl holding three cabinet members, eight other officials -., a nd a Chilean official or the Or~anization of Amen can States in the Labor a nd E conomy Ministry buildings, which they took over last Wednesday. Exam Theft Probed LANSlNG, Mich. CAP) - State police and the Michigan at- torney general's office said to· day they are investigating the apparent theft of a national licensing ellam for certified public accountanta. Because of the possibility the eum bas been stolen, lbe American Inatllute of Certified Public Ac- countants is preparing a sub- stitute for 60,000 would-be CPAs who will be tested next month. Cleaning lf p -Fiaall9 Chicago sanitation workers use shovel and rake in removing 10 tons of trash and garbage -a 17 -year accumulation - from the home of Mary McCarthy. 67 <left). Acting on a e.earch w11Tant. of. ficials entered the house and found truh piled several reet deep. Who Will Succeed Park? Power Struggle Developing in S. Korea SEOUL, South Korea <AP> - Acting President Chol Kyu Hah a nd two other former prime ministers are leading contenders to succeed the late President Park Chung Hee, political sources reported today. The sources said Chol, a veteran bureaucrat who was prime minister when Park was assassinated last Friday, and top military commanders are firmly in charge at tbe m oment. Meanwhile. the politica l leadership of Park·s Democratic Republican Party as in disarray and is bemg ignored by Choi and Postmistress' Body Found; Two_i Arresled EATONVILLt. f1a. <AP> - The body of a 74 -year-old pos tmis tress known to he r neighbors as "mama .. and mass- ing for four days was discovered in a nearby community, and a couple were arrested in connec· tion with the case, authorities said today Cathenne Alexander 's body was found 1J1 a ditch on the side of the road by a passing motorist in Taft, south of Orlando, late Monda y, Orange County S heriff 's D e partment spokeswoman J ean Moe said . Ms . Moe saJd the cause of death would not be determined until an autopsy is performed later to· day. Roy and Dorothy Bottoson of Kissimmee were a rrested late Monday on charges of possess- ing stolen money orders, a spokesman for the U.S. P06tal Service said. The spokesman, who asked not to be quoted by name, said the money orders had been taken in a robbery Fri· day atlbe.Eat.on~postoffice. the generals, the sources re· ported. THE LEA.DING candjdat.es for the presidency appear to be two former military men wbo were among thole closest to Park and served him u prime mlniJter: Kim Jong-pil and Chung JI Kwoo Kim wulbectueforgaruzeroftbe 1961 coup that put Park Ul power and the founder and first head of the Korean Central lntellJgence Agency. while Chung has held a number of top ar my and political posts. "However. both have been test· ed as pnme minister and their positions are well known ,·· said one source. "Both have some op- P<>nents inside and ouuide the party. 1berefore Choi Kyu.Hah may emerge as a compromise candidate to lake power. Wlth some understanding among the opposing poUtJcal forces that political reforms wHI be made within a certain period ... Another source said: "Chol does not have strong connections with the military or-the party. That's his weakest pomt. but in this s ituation it's also his strongestpoint " MOST SOVllCF.8 agreed that the new government would have to relu the tight restnt't.IOm on dbaent and oppoeaUon to the eov· ernmeot because of the unrest tbat bu been 1rowln« recently. "Emeraency Decree 9 <which bam all public crttictam of Uw president. t.be coostilutJoa or the government> wtU have to go." OnE source sa1d. "Eventually the rHtnC'tions will be lifted step b) s tep. The polltJcal people -tht. soldiers -knew Uus before and wanted the system changed "But I don·t thank they are go ing to make any important changes ngbt oow I'm sure 1t wall be changed. but l don't know how muct\oranwbatpenodoftame." KEV CABINET members and m11Jtary officials. including the martJaJ law commander. Gen Chun!( Se un~ Hwa. and the t'ha1rman Of the JOIOt chiefs or s taff. Gen. Kim Chong Hwan. met Monday rught and ugaan today A spokesman said they confirmed that relaUons Wllh the Uruted States and other allies had not been affected by the murder of Park by the duef of the Korean CIA NATION I WORLD Patients llaYe0~ OnDr:up I08TON (AP) -::&; ............. ~ .. ............ "' UaelrdDdGn.~ ..... .... paUenla ,....tnt a d ...... to dMnuel..e -otben, ....... Judi• bal ...... U.S. DUltltet llldee , .... L. Tauro'1 1•pa,. ~....,.. a. tued lllondu In a ea.M ecUoa ault brou1&t bJ p1Ueete at Boston -. .. Heepltal, 1.-d Utat Uloee oomm!Ued to a .._ UI ho9l*a.l Mft a ........... rtPt to a MY la Uletr lNM• •. BVT TAV'IO 1ald tJte ~1;•1J auff eouJd UM forced Met.Ion aod medic.tk>n .. ..,.., ....... • tubltantlal llQWtood " •. extreme violence. pfftonaJ t. Jury or attempted suictde. •• 1auro satd p.Uenl.8 rtaltie the need '"' treatment tn .,,,.,,_. cy sttu.tlont ··Alt.bough commflled IJMftUl pattem. db •utter .t least eome im,..lrment of tbetr rel~ to reatitJ, nM>St are able to • preei.te u.e benefit&, rttu and diaeomfort Utat m•v r~bty be exp.ected from reu1YJn« psye hotropic m edication. • 1"aorou.d TA tJ1I0'8 OF.C'ISH)ft came in a 1w1t brought by seven patlent.4 at the Boston State Ho.pit.al. a state factlfty for the mentally Ul The oomplainl. filed in tr7s. named Dr Robert Ok in. Cf')11) missioner ol the Department ol M entaJ Health. and 14 dodon and psychologist.au defendants, alleeJ.ng they ordered the uae ol drugs and seclusion on unw&lbng patient.a Attorneys for the patients u1d their cllenu had the n ght to re· Ject med1cat1on . s uc h as Thoranne and Haldol, u!led tJ> ca lm m anic and v iolent behavior, because or potential side effects ATTORNEYS FOR the hospital staff had a rgued that patients committed to a state in· :.titullon are incompetent to make dec isions about their t re atment. The hospital stafr. the defense argued, has the ob- llgat1on and right to provide treatment, even 1f opposed by pat1enL'i Although the defendants con· tended the hospital s taff never used force an administering drugs Tauro said the evidence showed that force was used in g1v1ng drugs to at least three or the ptaumrrs Snow, Rain Scattered 1\vo memorable Altlu'CllM •tlM'W &.ltlmo<"e ... ,. 8Mtofl ·--ville ..... * ~ CNcaeo CIMlftNtl CleWNM Oel-AWtll ~ ,,..,... 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Be sure to join us on one of the dates listed below. ror a very special and memorable evening with Alvar. BEVEltLY HD..LS: 275 So. La Cienega Blvd., ( l block south of Wilshire), (21,11659·6216. lbunday, November I. 7 to 9 p m . LONG BEACH : 3850 Cherry Ave., (2131426-7070. Pnday, i"ovember'l · 7 to 9 pm. l • I t I I I Slee,• Readg AP ........ A witchy apparition silhouetted beneath a gnarled onk tree in Salinas at sunset causes more than one second look from mot(>)"ists on U.S. 101. The outline is 14-year-old Debra Dawn. Debra donned the witch outfit to "hex" motorists before Halloween. Playboy Benefit P __ ays Off LOS ANGELES (AP) -Even Hugh Hefner put on his dancing shoes to join the likes o( singer Marvin Gaye, dancer Arthur Murray. assorted sports and television stars and 2S Playboy bunnies at Playboy Club In· t ernational's Bunny Open, a dis · co party and contest held to benefit the American Heart As· sociation. The event. hosted by Dick C lark at th e H o ll y wood Palladium Monday night, raised Sll.000. according to magazine spokesman Mike Horowi tz. Woman Judge Named Secretary of Eflucation. W A8HINC7ION (AP) -PNd· dftt c.n.er .., cMM 8bltte1 II. Hufli..U.. U.. ftl'lt woman federal appeala J\adc•. to be tM flrtt Mttetary of the 0.put· ment of Education. Cartu. ln 1 statement read to uporttra by a e pokeaman, celled Mn. Hul1tedler "one of the belt mlndl 1n lbe country to ::a·" D• tJ bit• House preu Oranum l&ld Kn. Huhtedler, 54, met with Carter Mooday afternoon, when the Job olfer WN made and ac· ceptecl. Her aelectk>n is subject to $enate cooflnnaUoo. MU. BUF8n:DLE& is the third woman named to a Cabinet post by Carter. Tbe others are Comme rce Secretary Juanita Kreps and HEW Secretary Patricia Roberts Harris . The president, in bis state- ment, s aid Mrs . Hufstedler "could take a new fresh look at the waz we educate our elt.lldrell. "lbe ia deeply committed to tbe quality ot educaUoa and en· Joys my full confidence and •"Pt port.'' Carter aald. "I am eer- tain abe will be an outatandlng aecretary." 1H A OOllPANION statement iHued by the White House press omce, Mra. Hufstedler •aid abe inteD4ec1 to CUT7 out the ad· mlniltntion'1 "Ions . . . com· mltmeal to locaainl attention oo the real educatk>ml needs of our children.'' "l expect to spend a great deal of Ume u secretary of education liateniq to parenta. teachers, student.a and other people wbo care about education in this na· tion." abe said. "Tbe Orst con· cem of this country in education must be helping all students to learn." Granum. in announcing Carter's decision. left open lbe posalbUity that Mrs. Rulatodler would be cooaklered for a Uon on the U.S. Supreme • .... , .... ,..._ if a vacancy occurs while Carter la in office. SHE 18 NOW ON the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals In Calilomia. Granum said that the subject of a Supreme Court nomlnatJon came up when the jud1e con. ferered with Carter and that it was not precluded. As educaUoa secretary. Mrs. Hufstedler. a llberal·to- moderate California Democrat. would eversee a department with a S14 billion budget and about 17,000 employees. The PQ6t pays 169,630 a year. "I have devot~ a great deal of my life to education and have a commitment to education." Mrs. Huf'stedler was quoted as saying in today's editions or the Los AngeJes Times. ............. CARTER CHOICE I Shlrtey Hufatedler Medi-C.al Called Fiscal Debacle 1 SACRAMENTO (AP> -· California's $4.1 billion Medi-Cal program has been a fiscal "deba- cle" since its origin 14 years ago, says state Controller Ken Cory. Cory. whose agency has been auditing the s late-financed health program for the poor, testified before the state Little Hoover Commission Monday. ·'There bas been a woeful lack or fiscal integrity from day one." said Cory. former Orange County legislator. Early studies exposed some abuse -overcharges by three or seven unidentified Alameda County doctors. ranging from 30 to 33 percent. and 23 percent un· Jus tified emergency room ('!aims at an unnamed Delano hospital. ror example. But Cory sa1d the real fiscal problem is the structure of the program. .. There is a built-in, institu· tlonal bias that favors quickness and quality over fiscal con· trots." Cory said . "As long as we offer health care providers a cost-plus con- tract, we wtll never have enough investigators, enough auditors. enough prosecutors " Another critic is Gov Edmund Brown Jr. 's Health Services Director . Beverlee Myer s . whose department runs Medi· Cal. She wants to stuft the pro- gram's focus from individual doctors and hospitals to publJc health facilities and Kaiser-type prepaid plans. Ms. Myers s aid new audits of 18 private hospitals questioned $9 mil.lion out of S26 mill.Joo in state payments, or. 35 percenL One of her top a1d~s . Dr. Ba rry Dorfman. now Medi-Cal's acting ctuer audltor. gave some e ltamples or the payme nt• challenged: ; -Two days' hospitalizatior1 for removal or a needle from a patient's foot. -Adrruss1on for up to three days for coosllpauon. -Hosp1ta1Jzallon ror finger s urgery usmg a local anesthetic • Dorfman sa id the r e were similar findings in earlier audi~ of five hospitals -it was alleged th at the cost s o r lu1tury automobiles. vacations and roo~ ha II tickets were charged to Med1 -CaJ. National University comes to Orange County! long Beach Chief Quits THEY GO BY MANY NAMES -.. 11' _, ~.~ -~ .. • 1 "" . . . . ' . Bachelor of Business Administration Classes begin November 6 in City of Westminster National University's currieulum Is geared toward mature adults with wOfk exoenence who want to update the skills necessary tor career-actvancement 1n the ever-changing business world - • StUdy one course at a time • Two evenings per week and an occaS1onal Saturday. • Experienced academic and business professionals make up the quahlied faculty Call 957-8285 fOf information or v1s1t our Academic and admissions counseling otfice located at Sohn Wayne Alrport.19531 Airport Way South.Suite 10 Hours: 9 AM to 9 PM Monday thru Friday 9 AM to 5 PM Saturdays ~ 18 OPel' IO an Q\llll•toeO ~"" 'MltlOU' ~ 10 ·-·creed. 111ge ae• 0< ell>noc. Ol'O"' Enroll lltrougll-I) Main Campus: 4141 Camino del Rio South In San 01990 LONG BEACH CAP) -Police Chief Carl J . Calkins resigned without explanation Monday • more than a year after bis leadership was crltlcized by an overwhelming majority or Lons Beach police supervisors and unioll members. CalkJns, 44, a retired captaln or the Los Anieles Police Department. bas been a top_ aide to former LAPD chief Ed Davis before taking the Long Beach chief's job in 1976. In October 1978. the police union voted 537·85 ( C"'r "TE J to seek Calkins' ouster ~i rt for alleged mismanage-.._ ________ _, ment and morale prob· le m s . Union officials charged Calkins had reneged on promises made dur- ing contract negotiations, violated offi cers· rig~ts ~n his disciplinary actions. and caused a shaep n se 1r. auto accidents by disbanding a motorcycle patro~. School Securify Tigh1e11ed LOS ANGELES <AP) -In an effort to stem in· creased crime against teachers and students. city campuses have been ordered locked during school hours. with only the main entrance remaining open and visitors required to have passes. Unauthorized visitors have been blamed for a large part of the campus crime increase. which bas seen robberies rise by 24 percent in one year and arson increase 47 percent, officials s aid. San Mateo Drop• Odd·Er.-n SACRAMENTO (A P > -San Mateo County is dropping out of the odd-even gasloline sales pro· gram. leaving only three counties in it. Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. announced Monday that he approved the r«:<luest from th~ San_ M~teo County supervisors to withdraw. effective m1drught Wednesday. Alrrralt f'lr• f'Ue11 Sult LOS ANGELES CAP> -Northrop Corp. has filed suit in federal court. asking a Judge to atop McDonnell Douglas Corp. from unilaterally offering foreign companies the chance to build the Northrop portions of a Jet lighter the two U.S. ~irms are Join Uy manufacturing. The two aircraft companies have a cootnct to· , build the FA-18A Hornet Strike Fighter for the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps. But Northrop said ln lt.s suit filed Friday ln tJ .S. District Court that. without Its conaent. McDonnell Douglas b offered to let Can•· dian companies build porti the airplane that areaupposedtobebuiltbyN p. • AlrU11~ Talc~• S tl~•eflt LOS ANGELES CAP> -Union Oil Co. of Calilomla baa agreed to pay West.em Airlines $10 million in an out-of-court settlement artaln1 from a lour-yf'ar-old dispute over whether Union over- charged Western for Jet fuel. West.em announced It WH filinsthesultin 1975. Arthur Kelly. then president or tbe airline, said that in tbefint three months of that year, West.em's jet fuel costs lncreaaed 41 percent ov.. the year before eveJ'l tbouab fuel consumption rose only 7 per· cent. I-I-a-Tape "9W R..,_. T.,_ ly N....., .... •1t1 .... ,_ .DI Wlty Cllill8" 111? DI..... DtNedl, .. Uu.~,. Dt A""'9ll 01u.1e111 a .... , .... J'4 He1•H... C" ... HHIRHI aT..-.. 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Or try ov ow1a-ready prtme rtbs, •led H le.-~ • days. prepared ov .... ~ret ·way. nll yur •e'll 1et yoar lurttey 0¥ftl• rudy for you -or even 1t.n AND <eok It! Doa't forget party traya 18 ov ca~rtq clepartmeat. · MORNING ERESR PRODUCE 1 lb. cello pak Carrots ........ : ....................... lk ... . lcebera i.eu.e .................................... 3rw1.11 Cooklllg 8rowa Oalolul .................•.......... z ... , ... Zle ·Jambo Wabnltl .......•......... ; ............... _ ..... 7k 111. JaJcy Delldom Appln .......................... 3 lk fw 1 ... Jambo Bawallu Papayu ...•........................ lie ... aaaell·Frmll BrieceoU ..••....•....•....••..•.•••••••.•• 31e 11t.. WINE AND LIQUOR DEPARTMENT . Delaaey's Oalllla or Via Bole (7SI ml) ••...•••••.••••••••.••....•••••••••••. lie ea. Dela•y'1 Private Label Cla~ape .•....••..•....... l.tt n .. DELANEY'S .. I _.._ Editorial Pg_e TUlldlf, Olltober ID, 1t7't R*'1 N. Wted/PUbfllher TMn ... K.vU .... e.rtalr'• Krwfbkhl•clterlal '-...., r'~Pf:'~ding IJmit' Seems Doubtful It WDald be '::.t ftDcl a ... xpayer who doesn't feel that .. IGIDebodJ do 10methin1" t.o curb 1ovem· mnt...,na. Paul Gama, ~author ot the Proposition l3 property tu limltaUon. t'OOteoda hia ''Sc>trlt ol 13" wtll do JU1l t.baL It wW appear on the Nov .lballotaa Plopoaltloe 4. lf ~Uaa 4 lJ Indeed a aovemmenl 1pend.1n1 Umlt, one bu to wonder why such or1an1HUons u Calllomla Tu Reform Allodalion, the Lea1ue of Wom n Voten, the AFLCJO, Urllted Republicans of Callfomla and United Tupayen Inc. oppose the measure. They all claim to oppose exceuive government spendine. But they doll•t think PropoatUon 4 la the answer. Jt la CMIDfuaiDJ, f\111 of loopbot a and leaal stumb· Una blocka. they aay. Briefly. Proposition •: -Umits the total a_ppropriation or each govemmen· tal entlty -state, and local -to changes tn population and to changes ln either the Consumer Price Jndex or statewide average personal Income. -Provides that the s~te and local governments re· turn to the taxpayers within two years any revenue col· lected that exceeds the approved appropriation ror a given fiscal year. -Requires that the state re imburs e local govern· ments ror expenditures mandated by state legislation or executive orde.rs. -Sets fiscal 1978-79 appropriations as those upon which future spending limits shall be based. beginning in 1980. -Permits voters in any governmental jurisdiction to change tbe appropriatioJl limit for that city county or district by a majority vote for not longer than four ~ears. -Permits governing bodies to exceed the hmil in case of e mergency, provided budgets for the next three years are reduced to make up for the em e rgency over· run. -Exempts from the limilatiDo the expenditure of federal funds, bonded debts approved by voters and a p· propriations to comply with mandates of the courts and federal government. It should be made clear that Propositon 4 does not promise any. cut in taxes, but rather a hold·lhe-line ap· proach. However, opponents of the measure contend that on the basis of infla ted living costs a nd population growth the measure could authorize a n average budget increas<· of 18 pe rcent next year over this year . This compa re!'> with city, county a nd stale budget increase~ in recent years ranging from 9.5 to J J percent. There are m ore than 5,000 se pa ra te agencies -c1t1e~. counties and local districts -in the sl ate. But Propos1 lion 4 exempts 1.900 of these age ncies from t he 5pending limit. It's an area wa iting for legal challenge. For gover!lm ents in high growth a reas like Orange County, the b111d would be looser. Both population and pe rsona l income arc like ly to grow he re. t hereby permit ling a steady ris e in the so-called spendin g limits . It would beadifferenlstoryfor slow-growth areas. Assembly Speake r Leo McCar thy, who s upports Proposition 4, calls it "a thoughtfully drafted spending limit." With all of its complexities and the fact that much of it won't be understandable until the courts and the Leg is lature have had their innings with it. we a re not so s ure we con·cur that It's a we ll-dra fted mea:,ure And we a re not even s ur e tha t it's going to be that much of u s pc nchng limit, partic~larly in the g rowth areas. We do a gree with the speaker that "sens ible spendtnJ.! control~" lo curb government waste are desirable. And we w1~h we could s peak up wtlh more assural)cc on this one In s umma ry. if il makes you feel bette r to vote for some thmg that t a lks a bout limiting governmental spend· ing, go ahead and hope for the best But don't expect too m uch from at Play It Safe This year, as seems inevitable, Halloween comes right on the heels of our return to standard tame -that is , darkness Calling an hour earlier in the evening. So tomorrow night drivers just getting used to travel· ing home after da rk wlll ha ve the added hazard-of looking out for youngsters on their trick or treat rounds. Parents certainly should take the us ual precaution!>. See that younger children are accompanied by a n adult. Make sure their Halloween costumes include while or light material and, if possible, add some reflective tape to clothing or trick or treat bags. Let them get decked out with make-up, rather than masks that c an impede vision. Drivers should make sure they're not inadvertently using high beam lights that could momentarily dazzle on- coming youngsters. And for Halloween night es pecially, drive a little slower and be extra alert. It can pay off for everyone concerned. • Opinion.a expressed in the space above are those or the Daily Pilot. Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artltta. Reader comment Is Invited. Address The Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642·4321. Jloyd/ Group Therapy ByL. •• llOYD You've read about the old bam·raising practice wherein tbe frontier people ln one or &DOtber community all got tosether to put up a new llnstock buildln1 . For somebody wbo'd been burnt .. Dear Gloomy Gus Uncle Sam baa lbe re· putallon of beln1 a 1enel'OUI bolt, but with the COil of tJibt MCwi• ty, can he afford the Yillt.1 of I pope, a prin· c.11, a dictator and an ·H ·lhah all ln the apace ot a rew weelc.I? D.11. .._...,O..<-C•-w• & ... , .... " .,.. .... . .... !..!!! !!"..! .. .. ·~~,..... \ out. Or for a new aettJer. Slu· dent.I oft.bemiAd make• point of the obvious.: Such barn rala- ln11 were more than catpen· try Jobs. They were the orl1inal croup therapy seaaiona. Some scholars COO· tend that sort of psychiatric healln1 -1fl'OUP therapy - fint took root tn the UD.lted St.ates. Maybe so. But wbat about the earliest Cbriatiana, Jews, Moeleim aooa 7 One medJco wbo treats o•erwticbt people reliet on an exceecllDCIY 11mple .~ of advice u part of bf.I re- duc ln1 preacrlptlon: Put yow fork down att.r evM-y bit.. rumen med to ltlck tlMir outcolal mall lD a crack at a 1ai. POil wben the pautnc mallman eould plck It up wtdtout ,,...., all tbe way up to &bl llouM. It wu WI Poet at the fl'm pt. tbat led lo die .. ol IM 11me word la ,...... DOit oftlee and poetlq of mall. <i Jick Andenon The Vance-Brzezinski Rift WAIHINOTON -TM "odd couple" of Amertcao fontp poUeJ .,. at It a1aio. OM of the wor•t·hpt "Hert ti" of the caner Mel•"U'aUoa l• u.. hie· Uoa ...,,,._ lecr«ar:Y of State Cyrua'VUICle and the pr"ldeDt'• national Heurlty advlaer, ZblpJew Bnedaakl. &v.,_. ID t.M admlnllU•· tlon paaalooately dealea tbe rumor• of a V • n c • · Br~eilo1 kl coamct. But bl•b ·Jevel aourca have confirmed the rift. Bruzinalti, obvious ly buckint for the ktod of power that bla pre decessor Henry Kiulnger enjoyed under Presidents Nixon and Ford, re· peatedly overrules Vance 's more pl'agmaUc approach to in· ternational problems by pushing the k1.od of "bard lloe" favored by Kiaaineer. "Whenever Or. Brze:tlnski bas a problem, be thinks, 'What would Henry do'?" a top ofricial told us. THE MOST RECENT surfac- 1 ng of the Vance· Bnez1nsk1 policy feud involved the govern- me nt of Chilean Pre sident Au g us to Pi noche t und its responsibility for the brutal as- Paul Harvey HHiDltioa of CbUean exUe leader Orlando LeteUer ln W ublllc\OD three yean ato _ IMt moath. One of the coavtdADd blt men ID that bnatl1 murder, n · patrlate Amerleaa Michael Vernon Townley, teaUfied I.bat he wired LeteUer'a car with ex· pto.lv• oa orders from the head of PlnodMt'a eecret police, Gen. Juao Manuel Cootnru. Bned.nlki penuaded Carter lo eet touch with the Chilean die· tatonbip, demandln1 that the Piaocbet regime extradite General Cootreru and two O(her teem POllee oUlciala for trial lo the Unft.ed states. Vance privately opl><)ffd the Brzezinski bard llne, polntiDg out that aa a pracUcal matt.er no country la likely to extradite the bead of its seer-el pollce on a murder charge. IL would be as if the United States agreed to shlp the direct.or of the Central In· telligence Agency to a foreign country to stand trial for ille1a1 undercover acliviUes carried on by U.S. spooks. VANCE A&GVED that we couldn't reuooably expect more from the Chilean government than a face-saving disciplinary action again.st Contreras -who was forced to resign from h1s urmy post. Jn his usual button· down style. he urged that any demand for extradition be low key enough that thf.' inev1tabll' reJectaon would not lead to a complete ruptuu of U.S .· Cbllean Nlatioal. But 8na1Mlrt felt that tM notoriety surroundln1 tbe Letelier murder -and pablie outra .. at the idea tbat foretp a1enta could aaaanlnate tomeone on the strMU of the na· Uoaal eapkal with Impunity - made a tough ataoce m•a· datory, So the demand for Con· treraa • extradition was made publicly, and .-hen lt wu reJect· ed by tbtt Chilean supreme court. Carter wu fore.cl to re· call oar ambuaador to Qille, pushing relations with th• Pioocbet relUne to the breakine point. THE LETELIEa murder may be the cause of 1Ull more prob- 1 em a lo U.S. relations with other Latin American countriet. We have penuulve ev1deoee that the aasaaalnatlon wu planned and carried out u part of a secret "Operation Condor," an International mu.rder rtn1 run by a seem comortiwn of half a dot.en South American dictat.orabips with beadquarten in Chile. We have pursued the Letelier case from the outse t. after an a nguished appeal to us from M1cbael Moffitt. to help him find the m urderers His young wife. Ronni. was killed in the reoaote· controlled b last a long with Letelter as the three of them drove along Embassy Row in ua. .... ,... ........ .. Moftt& .,.. .... ID U.. '** Hat of Letell•r•1 ear', aa4 mlr~....a...sta.e ... p~- ........ to~tM 1u1pect11u wbo were lat-er cbar.-cf W11D die erlDM. Now we are able to reTeal~that ..._, Soutb Amertcu mlllt.arJ N· ahn• were aware ot tba plat to iW Letelier, .. part ot ··o,.. UoeCoador.'' CootrwM. tba ...... ot ~. cootaet.d bJa eouterpart l• Para1U97, a.alto OU... ID h-IJ. tm. two ........ before .... .au...taatioa. Callla1 bl...W ''Coedor' One ••• CoDtreru ...... auaes <"Cclador ,,..... .. , r. two P-.payan pauporta wttb which Illa btt men could --t b !J" n lt e d States wltb d1plolll9tle lt&tul. ovANr.& .wa&n, IOarctS told •· but for 80IDe reuOD taae two -·mm nner pleMd up their P8nCUJaD PIH,.U .... ing CblJem p11111Dk11 ad falle nama to eater tbe Unlt.ed St.- at a laillr dale. Instead, tbePl':~ua1an pasapcJIU were bJ tbe obU1ln1 Guanes lo two otber Chilean aecret agenta, who Uloed them to come to Wuhineton and act aa a diversion for the two •c· tu.al 111•1ina. The Paraguayan Co~ and Operation Condor may well be another teat of Jimmy Carter's bandllnc of foreip re· laUons -and of the continuing rivalry between Cyrus Vance and Zblgniew 81'U?in.slu. Footnote: A spokesman for Vance admitted he bad taken a "v1gorous position" on the ex- t r aditJoo issue, but refused to discuss specifics. Brzez1nsln 's office had oo comment. <~t:T11NG GASOHOL: R1~ 0 11 1:. co1rung money at the new dollar-plus pnces of gasolme. but the moguls are still womed about the so-far modest compeli t1on from guohol -a mb of uni:' part alcohol to nine parts ~a.,ohn<' To discour:ti:e the spread of J?a:.ohol. whi ch they can 'l con trol a:. totally as they control 011, the b1~ otl comp1:1mes are refus· ing to honor cred.Jt ca rd saJes of the energy·HVlDI fueJ. They have a1M> forced dealers who sell ga!Ohol to put io new pumps ror the oew product. The Federal Trade Com- m1ss100 1s loolung mto the mat- ter. to see if such cheap tncki. are legal 'Dirty' Gas Wrecking Car Fuel Systems You may be payin g more for gasoline and getting less. somt: of It is diluted with water. This does not n ecessa rily reflect hanky-panky on the part of the gas sta· tion manage. m e nt. It 's just that what settles to the botto m of any gas s tation storage lank i s mos tl y w a ter a nd sediment. AS PUMPS pump the Urn.It, that gunk In the bottom gets pumped into somebody's tank - and it's causing some horren· dous repair bills. Hertz Rent-a -Car at Chicago's O'Hare Airport bas 4,000 cars for hire. Malotenance manager Paul Kanab s ays bre•kdowns Art Hoppe j have become chronic Eighty to JOO cars each week need to be towed in -because 'of bad gasoline · At least each of those cars needs a change or filters. at worst a total fue l system over· haul. A Pon;che·AudJ d1stn butor tn the Los Angeles area recenUy reported to the Wall Street J o urna l that a brand new Porsche 911 requJrud morr than $1 ,000 worth of repairs becaus~ 1l.8 fuel system bad been clogged with watered gasoline THE SOONER we can adapt alcohol -or whatever -to run- ning our cars, the better Meanwtule. high prices and limited supplies will continue to create problems. Auto mechanics have never made so many gas tank repairs as during tbls year. Water In ~our car ~ r.a..., IJnk ean rust the tank from th1· lrl~Hk until 1·vcn· tuall y 1t ~ut :. all tht: ~a y through The mf>',l t•Xp{·ns1 ve repairs are requJrcd on cars wruch have a compll'X fuel·tnJection system or arl' diesels IF YOV GET water an diesel fuel you sta rt a chain reactJon which can dc!ltroy Ulc t:ngme General Motors reports "hlJl'I dreds of complatoL-." about bad quality diesel fuel Already one CaLifom1a com· pany is selling a fuel filter which separates diesel fuel and water and lb.is device is available on some new cars as a dealer op- tion. Two auggestion."J from Petroit car makers that can increase your chances of getting good fuel: Never have your car's tank filled wtule the gasoline station· is accepting a delive ry from a tanker truck. That gasoline is pumped into the underground tank under tremendous pressure and surs up the stuff at the bot· tom Also -on the road you might watch for the service staUons where truck.,.s purchase fuel . usually those fellows know a good gas station from a bad one. P.S. -TI0S IS not an indict· m e nt of gas stations, their owne rs nor their attendants. Most are entirety honest and would do nothing knowtnely to cheat you or to hurt your car. But fOf' them and for ua , let's hasten the development of hydrogen fuel, alcohol fuel, elec· tric cars -so that we can sift and sort the problems relating to each of tbose and get our coun- try rolling agaln. Another Minority CoIDes Out of the Closet Thanks to a tip from my friend, Eliz Long, I have a~mbled on a vast and growing sexual movement that threatena to crumble, with luck, the very foundations of our M>Ciety. I bad reported the other day on a recent survey by a UCLA reaearcberin· dlcatinl teen. ~ •1er1 now ''\ placed sex -a well down 'T their Uatl of tbe Im · port1nce of thlag1. LiWe dJd 1 rull&e at the time tbat I waa merely brwhlnc a snowflake otf a hu1e, taldden lceberf. '· ln a world fl le~ with heteroaeaual1, bomo1txual•c bl1uua11 lftd trn11Hual1, • aak1 Ms. Loni, "bavtn't we overlooked tbe pllgbt of the ue•E" Wt indeed. By a Itron of IOod , bowner, I wuaW. ro ..,.. u lat.mew .,.... c. Wordlwoctb 9!l*. '('f ·1•ar~ ' Iowa bowlio1 tn1tructor who re-In a closet. And second, being a cently c1me out of the cloeet to secret A arouses au sorts of sus· become prnldent of the militant plclons among one's friends. asexual UberaUon Movement. A "Strange he's never married," tran.acr1ptfoUOw1 : they'll whisper behind your back. And the fellows will st.art Q -You art an avowed uex· avoiding you l.n the locker room. ual, Mr. OateA? A -Yea. and proud of lt. Q -But you're out to chance althouah I 1bould add that we all that? 11uual1 prefer being called A -You bet. We members of "A'a" or, even bett4r, "t trallbt A Lib are streaalng A prtde. A 'I." When we are uked our sexual Q -And have you been an A • .----------.... all yourtlfe, alr? A -Ob, no. No one 11 born an A. Our ..,etnMr'I come from all watu ~1aual pnf~rence1. lo each c , he or abe comu to re. 1U1e tha the fleetln1 pleuw. of nx art .cant reward• I« the coutant baulM It entails. Or, 11 our patron ulnt, Dorothy Parker, put it to lon1110, '"ntie tcrewlna you aet Ian 't wortb the 1orewlna rou 1tt." Q -And IO they reUre lnto HIUlldoMUT A -Yt1. But now t.bey U. oomln1 out tn droves. There are two rH•Ofll for thll: nnt, it re· atty l1n't much run dotn1 notb1nl I' "Waterf " preference on employment forms, we boldly write down, "None." Q -Are you discriminated a1ainlt nevertbeleaa? A -We sure are. We're pre· aently fighting • cue against the Marine Corpe. They're try· in1 to dlabooorably dla~harse a youn1 private who admitted to belnl a pl'acticing uexuaJ when they caught bJm readlD& War aod Puce. Q -I luppoM you A'a tead to bane around tosetber'" A -Naturally. Tbere'1 hardlJ a commualty kl the land tbele days that doesn't have lt.1 A reataurants. A bars and A mot.ell. Q -And what do yo(f do ln lbete~? A -Eat drink and sleep. Q -Well, 1 admJ~ boaelt.Y ln brblcbal tb1I out in the open. But do JOU tblak society ii ready to meet lt beld on1 Could an admitted uexual, for example, ever riae to the top of bla proleasloo? -b the pope Catbolid - , NATION Rural Are a Neighbors .Fight Crime (S«oad of two orttc,.1) MONTMOUNCl, lnd. <AP> -T•o years --a10. U.. Vont family movfd about 10 {!\Ilea -fl'Om lAf~. Ind .• populatloo '3,000, to thl• com growlq bamlet of JOO -1ean:bln1 for a place where they could leave thetr doo" unlocked. They felt tMy had ~placed urban fear with country MCUrit..Y. But lut October when JoAnne Vorst walked up to ber ll00,000 home, the frantic barkina of her doa told ber eometbi.Di wu wrona The bcMlle wu a abambJes TJaE.ftBAD SCAD ON 111£ lawn 11tlU isbow where vandals pulled their van up to the back door. Walla and doon we~ smashed. A bureau wu in pieces. Jewelry and euns were missing Eggs had been tossed against the walls, Lhe odor of wine bunc lD tbe air. .. Were we bad, Mommy' ls God punishing us?" her young son asllted as Mrs. Vorst surveyed $10,000 in damage. Mrs. Vont called a neighbor. Jacky Kerker , and together they decided it was time Montmorenci did something about the burlgars and vandals who preyed on their town for more than five years. SOMEHOW, THE SYSTEM THAT WAS sup- posed to prevent crime and punish ~ongdoers simply wasn't working in Tippecanoe County, Ind .• The Kerker home had been broken into six times. Down the road a bit. Bob and P aula Kerkhove had lost a portable TV , several hi gh· powered rifles and a valued collection of old silver dollars to thieves. It seemed Lhat almost everyone in town had similar stones But it took the case of Jim and JoAn ne Vorst to stir Montmorenci. Their ordeal had a profound impact oo the town. Some homeowners Installed the hefty deadbolt locks favored by city dwellers AFl'Elt THE BREAK-IN, THE Vorsts in· stalled a $2,000 alarm system w1th a siren thnt can be heard a mile away. If the alarm is tripped, phone calls automatically go out to the state police. the sheriff and a nearby neighbor. A month ago. the Kerkers bought a menacing Doberman named Zeke. so fierce it allows no one but the family near the house. Townspeople are religiou~l y jotting down license plate numbe rs or any cars or trucks they don 'l recognize The change hasn't been easy for people who never used to give crime a second lhC1ught. KERKHOVE SAYS HE FI NDS LOCKING and unlocking hjs front door ''m1ghty unhandy'' and still refuses to put a lock on his gas pump, although neighbors have had gasoline stolen. J Gallows ' Fate Hangs on Debt WILMINGTON, Del. <AP> -Delaware's 78· year-old gallows could be sold at public auction if the state Department or Corrections does not come up soon with $21,650. A federal judge determined the stat& owes that much In legal fees to the Community Legal Aid Society, which successfully sued the state because of overcrowded conditions at a state prison. When the state said It could not pay, the society called ·upon the U.S. marshal to seize the galJows, the hanging rope, furniture and 10 cars from Lhe department and sell them at an auction by mid-December. State Prison Commissioner John Sullivan Jr. 5aid the state is negotiating with the society and hopes "to avoid the seizure of the items." The present wooden gallows . built in 1901. is disassembled and stored in a ba rn. It has been used to hang 25 people. the last in May 1946. But officials say if any more hangings take place a new gallows would have to be built ~nyhow. • OM. v fJtl.OT A 7 sale 33,00 two-ID-ORR QUiit JBCket Regularly 50.00. Fabulous cotton quilt topper goes day or evening, reversing from a vivid floral print to a rich solid color. Today's newest cover with stand-up .collar, patch pockets and tie·front closings in a selection of colors. Sizes S·M-L. South Coast Plaza, Accessories 1.magn1n South Coast Plaza Costa Mesa 95 7 · 15 11 ( __ A_R_T_t_f o_P_P_E_· _) SATIRIZES Ink-black dresses that melt over the body 1n VOLT AGE". a fabric you can lean on by K~OPMAN knit of Oacron.l'fl VIII polyester One 1n the new cover mood of night. the other oaring the shoulders. Both contenders for n1ghtt1me stardo m set in a whirlwind of blazing rhinestones. The community turned to a strategy to fight crime much like that being used by many urban ne1gbborh00<1s -ogaruzetodefend1tself., The first step was a meeting of about 40 people in Mrs. Vont's living room. She caJls that first gathering the ••vtgtlante meet.In~" because some of her more incensed ne1ght>ors urge<1 people to ouy guns and lake matters into their hands. ! block ofter -dork: pos1t1velu st or -struck Long·puff shoulders. to cord-tie or not, 6 to 14 sizes 70.00. Slim-strapped bare camisole dress wide side-slit. and wide sash, 6 to 12 sizes 60.00. By Ayres. South Coast Plaza. M iss Magn1n Evening Dresses More meetings were held. At one gathering in June. more than 100 people from neighbornig towns attended. as well as Tippecanoe County Prosecutor John Meyers and state police Detective J im Kesterson. Meyers now admits, "I wasn't aware that they we re that concerned." THE MEETINGS REVEALED THAT people thought the state police cared. too little about their crime problems and dealt Wlth them too slowly. Townspeople complained to the county prosecutor that, as Mrs. Kerkhove puts it, "laws protect the criminal more than the victim." Jn turn, Kes terson told the people of Montmorenci what Lhey could do to prevent crime : buy locks, note strange persons or v~hicl«:s, b_uy dogs. list all posse.sslons and stop mail delivenes when on vacation. One major accomplishment of those meetings was that neighbors got to know newcomers to Montmorenci. drawn by jobs in nearby light in· dustry or. like the Vorsts, moving out of cities looking for a more peaceful life. It dawned on Mrs . Kerker that "we don't know all our neighbors," and that know1ng one another had always been rural America's first line of de- fense against crime. SOME OF MONTMORENCl'S PROBLEMS are more difficult. Kersterson says Lhe kids be ar- rests for vandalism or break-ins are often drunk or high on drugs. He says the problems that trouble city kids are just as common among country kids, with the big consolidated county schools serving as breeding grounds for mischief, crime-and drugs. It's too soon to tell if Montmorenci's communi- ty crime prevention program will actually lower the crime rate, says Myers. But there are some re- sults already: Other towns in the county, like Tecbmseh and Hanna Park, are considering forming similar community anli·crime groulM>. -county judges are getting the message, and Meyers is demanding sWfer sentences. He says there hasn't been a single suspended sentence for serious crime this year in Tippecanoe County. -Neilbbon call each other day or night if they spot unfamiliar people or cars. !I I i -nnatly, the two men -both county resi- dents -who vandallaed the Vorst home were caught with the help of a neighbor who recalled their license plate. 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O.nn1\ '°'"'''° .,,d l(•lr,•nn CO\l•llo, llh 9'._ A-y ChldwlO , molPle• Eltun Lawler CO\lello, ind hi\ 3 l>rOlfttr\ J-EdW"'ll ano Ml<h..,I H~ ,.., • r•11l"ered m~<ll•nlc~t o,n9lnu• wllh Ille Sl•I• ot Cetllorrw•. Grldu•lt ot use""" St•lf (OMmodor• 01 Voy•Otf• Y .o<.ht Club I" Mutport Beech, Ce. -Seoul Ma""' o4 l •C>«l> 111M In Me"9 V•roe ~rv1t•\ wlll II• neld o" W,,.,,...Ml .. y •' t I OOAM •I Pe<lll< vi.w -mor••I P••k ~ hor" mey be ..._ 10 I"" Boy S<ouh of A"'~rf<• P•taflt y,,.w MOf luAry, Hewpot1 e.ecndir«lon SUND R~V LESTER P !>UNO, r•\kl!tnf of (OSI• -. c. "·-...... Oft Ot Deatlu Elsewhere NEW YORK (APJ - i\rnold Soboloff, 48, s ta~e . televis ion and movte actor , died Sun· d ay a fte r ~uffering a h<'art attack off-st age du ring a Broadwe1y pt'r formance .of "Pete r P an ." He also w as known for appearances 1si an AJka-Seltzer ad. or w arir Wff'd by thf' IC'" m •kflr. the water •Ill be , ..... II, lrvlne, (•tllon•I• mtt -(, ll...S.•-•. -.. ._ , • Yl'I ... 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"., n " wat .. r In lbt-lrey11, but water tlaat Illa• ~ lteated Ml• .... ~.. PUBU <.: N<>Tt<:t; lfOl•GI• .,. -- -"'" to S(lgreguk thl'm from and ttw-n ···~ • ...,.to ..u.AI m1y , __ aU• .. tJ" ra-•-r AMI• 0 NI•.~...,._.,,.., ·-....., _ .... _.. ---c lleaaue" ho k" "' ..,, .. vv ,..,..,.., -1 ""' ••1t .• ....,. .... ..,~·-" ,,_ .....,. --,.. -0 " 0 w smo bt-caUM lmpur1Uf'11 may b,ave bee. flemoved dar· 11_, M --• >o A...-WM. "'~ IWMlllH ""-• ~ -.. ---The jusUce8, without 1 b Un 1u)1 """'" l • .... w.-11,..19'1 .....,.. n •nuMWT ..-<'Om m e nt. left inla<'t n« c-a Jt. lk«11,G11,..,.,.•TlM' ,.,. ,.._"" __ , ••• .. ,,.. Av1101 ~ .. ---- t11h ~' 11 <-1-9 by a ......._".. 11 .,,._ _.. -~ ~· Ud Monday lower court rul ""''""'...,,,.,,_ "" PO•' c••l .,L£. A .. .-.. .. •--IH ._ in gs that r e d er a I . O'NMI~ Corp LIMITfO •A•TNUl\HtP, 1•H ............... LM .. --- employe..., are not cov Protn.ar No•l11acn B•••rN .-r. • ......._., s ay•••• h •1· "'"•I(. 1••1"•· ~-...- , <> Ilka,.,........ CAI~ '7'1M If --lo -ti. ..,.,,Ut o4 •n ered by a 1970 law pro-DEAR PAT: My daughter was graduated Pvt>tll,_,Ot_CAetto.o:':!: • cC:1~~ ·~:;.;;:.~~ ~~:t~~;·::;:,~~.:;: tecting worke r safely magna cum laude from college last June. Whal 0c1 ••.n.•--.,,.,. ..._,, s''"''' h\I. s .. 11. IC, 1 •• 1 .... .-.-.tt-...... y1»11...,.,..11,_ and heuJth are the requirements for being ele<:t.ed t.o Phi Beta c.t11tonMm14 s1u•14!Cl-\Ol1e11 .. ~•conwio~ II_, .. -(..KCM J ~o. "" ~ "" Hie ........... -"• F ederal Employ('('S Kappa, and how can I fmd out about it ror her? P UBLIC NOTJCE l1M) ~ ~. 1.....-Hllh. "•<trio ln.....,l•l•m•nle de ..... for Non·SmokNs R1 ~hti-.. J.E .. Newport Beach c..-.. ,,..,,.. •. "' ._..,,. ~·"•· ",.., G A S k . -w111..,.. E -J-l Tw ......... ._., .,._ -f"'9\lr.o. • ,._..,"° roup. ~amst mo t'r:. It iH cu.stomary for a faculty nomlnaUn~ l'Om · sun•1CM1cou•ro" ,,.., De•.-arc•. -'"V'on e..11, to THE DCl'f"OAHT ,. <••, ~ollution ~nd a .group of mlttee to inform those nomin11ted for mem~r11blp ••IM•NGTC>fl CAI.__ <Of'ftl>l•tm ,.., ..., .. ..., "",,.. o••·n So. c I a I St' c u r ll Y Ad In Phi o-ta Kappa. MemL.-rs ""ually are cbo""'D l'D• ••HG COUlfTY ve•v• ,,..,. w1111 ...... 46U ,,.. 1r11 IOI"'"'°"· ".,.,.. """' '° _,.., ~ U'OC: _.. ,,,.; NO "-"411126-t -1 i.-.eo--... -· Calif-• "'"··-'·'IOU""'"· ... ,,..., JI CS.V\ m1n1stratwn t•mployees basf'd on the breadth of their educational ex· NOltc.l Ooft.licl F -P.tr1c11 L Pr'"· .,.1., ""' ......,._ "_._,.,.. yov sued the i.:ovt·rnmcnl p<'rience as well as scholastic at'bievement. Your M~c":.~'':',";.;:.fl!.~; CARA -~...':'::. ~ . .....,_, &M<ll. ~"' i:1~~ ~~m.;cio:T:. last Y<'<ir Joininu 1n the daughtt•r can contact the academic affairs orrlce To r•MOTHY CARA, enc1 to •" v1cw _, ~ .-. u:N .,..,, .,.._ ""'' .,. -.,.. •t> s uit wen• 27 ft•dcr,tl at h"'r colleae for further a·nronnatlon. --11 """''""'Kr' ~~ore• . ..,,,,1~ &.«II, P41<1t1ono1t .. plelntltf.•"""'*'""'., " f' YOU AA( HEREBY .. OTIJ'IEO 01-nia ,...,-.,~--'f""lo' workers from numcrou~ ,,..,_,.,...._, .. ....,,"'""<°".,. t111, -1~• 1, <-..Ct.d 11y • ..,.,.,1et--.,1nn..corno1•"'' :ot<1tCS .,..,.,,°"tor ti. --ot tr-•llo-. ltt•llWd~ ""'k " ceuld l"ftUtt 1n _.,."',.,..."' o• • ~...:. ng for a "''-an ~ ... _? ...,......, ·~•nq ,,..t , ..... IM' .,. .., <>'-~ <"'1>-·-·· 1•"'9 o1 .....,,.., °' Pl'-•w ,,, The:r arj.{Ut.'d that ~ov ~ "'ac:-..:7-'--r• 1UC11t •l1on ""'',..,... r~nt to...... .-c; A_..... 0111-. •ttli.l tHl.,...l•t.I 111 Ille com ernmc'nt agt•nC'IC'> an• DEAR PAT. Could you rnpeut lhc name. of tho !1'0C~<O()"'Q l\no1 tOOlllf'..,by lHr V•o...,.._ IM••nt '" 0 " ,. A ""••tno ror """ ~ w lH C... Tiii\ ~ '""' nN<t wllfl ~ OATEO Maftft_.. t•r~ e ndung('nng th{· ~:.ifcty c·om pany that does chimney clearun~? J think our "'°°on o......_, 1. ,.,.. .,. • 30 •'" c-1, c1en °" Orafl9" '"""''on~ l rr .. llAAHCH r ..... of non smnkC'r~ by not fireplace nN:ds some profe:->~Jonal attention, a nd J '"Room w6n °' tt>P ~-'°""· 1-•n.tt,.. 11 ... E ,_ restrl.ct1ng tobacco d d · h 'nf · AYS "'"0 rovni. •1 ·~ it•r>q '°""" ""t'U>t6 •Hoo1s 1eu10ALL 1. 1 n t save t e 1 ormat1 on tn . court-. n. ... ., -,_ ~··-'· '""°'""'""'°'-Cont 0..11 "''°'· HA•••"°'°" smoking lo designated A.S.L .. Costa Mesa ~11e. w~.t---·• Oct. ... n.•--•· ''" "'"" .,..~•'"" .s1• m work areas In a ll federal Top Hat Chlmn-y s-of eo-a ....._.Mar "1"'1•"•d . ......, ..,d .,,.,. •11 .....,_,CA_ .., --.... ·-U'l:'ll .,.,...,. i..t--- -PUBLIC NOTICE T .. · 11w11a.na buildings was lbe firm mt'ntloned In AVS. Phone 141-118811 ,,._ c..--•...:" ..,,...,1c:.u... A_.,.., ~""Hf NASHVILLE . Tenn. In esst'nCt·. tht' i-.ult you would like a frtt in.s ....... ioa. Tbe l'Ollt for 1 \l>Ouldnol~madP •nd-v.••m-...,_.., PU111•"'9d0t-~' 0.,1., P1ior 1AP1 Jimmy Skiooer, 60ught establishment of ~uaranleed deaalng tbat ';e~o\'es all soot from ~~:::;'""'"-"-•"_, llO'na~SAUI Ocl it,n.».-.•.m• ..0.1•1• ·~f' '11. n,. Survh .... d bv '"' wlfr ca1n.r1-ot '°''" ,.,... .... c.. , •on\ fl099t S.--L•w•HW:e WNI -" Of (al1torn10 • O-'uQM•r• F#rn Mt Anll\ •nO MM'°'~ ,,.,,,,., ttftd flfove•IY Hllt~r .... °" N"•l>O't ~""' (d dnd Wnf"va Karr ot 1nn10 C•llforn1.t I ll<ell~• Moott .. ~NI 01 Ort-90'1. t \t\tttr H&tf"f O vrrrrn of llhnOt •• qro"dt.,Hdrrn (tnd 18 Qtf'11t qranckt11ktrM F-""'°r..t• "llf'fVH: "' w ilt °" ~•d onw...,,,....,..,, O<tobn JI '~" dt 10 OOAM •t thr r ,,,, Un1t .. d -ll\O<ll•I CJ>urth ot (,t)\tA M•-... "'"n Atv (hlitlf'\ D ,, .. ,..,. H .. v ~Au• Al.-i""'°"" end A,.v MJ.ril. Mt •nh' of fl< ••hnQ lntf'r""""' will b(• ,,, Pd't the. V1rw Memor11tt P,.,., In lttto 111 t~t'f\ don.11~ m4v 04t mttdr' to tn" Ft"' u .. 11.., Mo!ll\ocll\I (t>u•I n Oro1tn Fuftel Fr..,nf\ m•y t.tllt .t• Plert,. 8rotP'W'n ~II 8f0d0Wttv M1>rtum / e;n fUfl~tly, 0.:IGllO't 30, "l'l lrom U noon lo 9 00 PM. Pl~rt• 8ro1n.,, 11 .. 11 6'oadwey Mortu•r y Ol•et lo" C•OW CAAL WILLIAM CROW, rO\IQ<ont OI L•ovn. 8"1<11, c.. p.,~ .w&v on ()( IOl>ef 7'1, t91• llo<n No....mt>oor '.lO ~In CorllU\ Chtl'"· fu"' .,.,,., • ..., ti• !Ill "'6lllt'f M<IU.~tn 'Sm•ll#OOCI .,nd dnd ,.~·~ Norm-' St~'"'mon. both ot ~hrev~oort. LOU•'ti•"• M~mor11tJ 'WfYl<r-. W~f'f! ~td •t ) 00 PM M ~lurd•Y. Ot-· 11 ,,,, •• PM1l1c View Mortuary Ch•Pf"I wll9' Arv CO<\r•d NO<"Oc!Ulll ofh<•tllnQ Int•• ment Ao~ Hiii C.,....IP•Y Co'°"' (hrl\li, lU9' P4Klllc V•~w Morh""' Otrttt04'"\ ,Acwte YllW Mlt«>llAl. ,.u Cerretery Mortuary Chapel 3500 Pa<:lltc V1gw Drrve Newport Beech 6"4-4·2700 MccoaMICll MORTUAl•S Laguna Beach 494-9415 Laguna Hills 768-0933 San Juan Cap1scrano 495-1ns MAllCM uw.._..r. oun Mortuaiy • Cerretery Creme tory 1625 Gisler Ave .• Cost• Mesa 540-5554 ~ ... N•M HOti4I 6*2424 Coetl Mesa 67~ PmClllOWS m4110AOWAT NOn'UAIT 110 Bro.dway CoetaMMa &42·9150 tMTM a TUTMU. MOlr1'UMT Wln'a.9f CMAPIL ~. Cremetlon1 4Z7 E. 17th St. CoataMeea ....... N1C1monm1 IMrntl' WDINMY 127 Mlin St. Hun~a:-ach ,_MN&, CGl.OtlMM•AL .... 7I01 ao.a Ave. w.tmlntctf ~ • 70, bluegrass ancd coun-"smoking" :md "non your l'himney a nd fireplace walls Is ~tween 14e w:.~~:~~!t,.,1~-c.:.::,:.O,:, ... :=.":c:..n. ---- try mus ic enterta iner smok ing" work areas and S50. a1 t,,. S...-•o•: C.-1 -lht ,.. •• o1 NOTICE " "uuv GIVEN"'-' P UBLIC NOTICE wbo w~~~kno~for ----------------------------------~~~.,~~.,..~~~''"· ~-~·~1• .. rt....-11'!> tie'"' IM c;..I ....... • CMI G.odtt ~ _.rty ll-1'TJ2 h1 !> ~on g "Doing My c..... 11---...........,••--40 •onc1:toc•£olfo•s T m e " cticd Sunday 1· n 'SE Al• t>w Ed Wt---lfll ~~· H• A 1ton I • 8YC M H"'<"'"" WI \ t)l>O tlroo-1\ur\I Apt •• ~,..c--leltll" s ubur ban Henderson· ~.,,.... ~tm•-. """°"'"'' w+11 '"'\O'O s-..,.o1c4111.,.,,,.10, \'l lJe , a pparently Of 3 Uw Otflce\ II puOli( •U<llon •t '141 !IOI\• -C-'tof~- fHOM,NAVOMl,HOl'f", Wntmtl'tJ-..Cali-•n.G.onNov '"I~• Men•• ot 11 ... 1 •1•1• "' he· a rt atlack ,.,,.M) .. & •YOlll -•. -... IO OO o (IOO .... H~•f COIWNLI.., D«••""" J7J1 a-of~~C...01" OE!-ClllP'TIOH OF PAOPCATY Noll<~" l'>Ht"O"; .,,....,. 10 ""°'''" NAIROBI , Kenya -Peter Muigai Keoyat· la. 58, assistant foreign affairs minister a nd the son of Kenya's founding president J omo Kenyat· ta, died Sunday. ATHENS, Ga. CAPJ - Dan A, Aldridge, 49, ex· ~c utlve se<:retary of the N at1onal Association of Li fe Ins urance Com- panies since 19'78. died Saturday. CORONADO <AP) - R e tired Rea r Adm T h omas South. 69, former commander of the 7th Fleet Carrier Division , died in a hospitaJ here Thursday. He had been command· Ing o!ficer of the car· ricrs Theus Bay and Es· sex, and the Naval Air Station at Patuxent, Md Memorial Honors Sailors CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP ) -A memorial bonorlnc the 12,000 men who died wbla. ftelltinl on the n.ltioa'1 aircraft carr\en WM dedicated a b oar d tbe USS Yorktown. The carrier, part of the Patriota Point Naval and Marttlme llUMUID here, wt1J be "tbe A.re Uncton ol carrier aria-tton," Hld Jamn T. Bryan Jr.,1 executl•• dindclr ol IDI Yorlttowa ~ Arllnlton ii a naUo••I mlfltar1 MD..,. • OnlJ M ol tbe 145 CU'· rlera Uaat Hrvod la World War 11, the Korean War and Vl.t· nam ... War naudn a. •etlv• datJ. Tia• Yonton partletpated ln tbe IWaJe ol 11Wwa1. 0 WEEKS FREE COUPON WORTH ~~ TOWARDS THE PURCHM\f Of-ANV REGULAR MEMBI n SHIP •()ft llUI v .. tl OOlly hll#'i 1141 te 't'• Olf '"""' ()lle1 ......... Oel I' 11/'Q •"04 •J.,.,.K lltlNP"tQ Att-J 1lift• of t•t•U"U t"••"•tft•U• ---------------- FOUNTAIN VALLEY 18030 MAGNOLIA AV( (ot Tolbert) ~NTAIN VALLEY. CA 4) 962-1388 ~'""~ l 34 I tt1TT1m BL VD (ot Scott) WHITTIER. CA (213) 943·i>728 - S.•ttl• . .,,.........,. .. 1... 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'6, 11.a. ..... '• 1''9 ..._,. Oc.t. ta.a.... ' .... .._ .. "" -.,,.,. .. .. . CALIFORNIA f'Oa.,.. _,,.it: I• II a, ...... la SoulheraCalllbnla, l rd llcNe)', wbobu the I~ m bJa ~. clalma lt 11 fM blm a Poelti" ........ -..... ~. Octo09' 30. 1'71 Eddie, Determined Tot of 2, Is Home He Under&tand& Why Leg& Are Gone OAIU.A.ND (AP) -LIW. ~ lmltb ehltebecl bl• doll wt&h 11mpatbetle UDdentaDclq u tbe two left Cbil*m'1 HOepUal, when lddM't Sep wen ampUUUd.,...eompUealJGDltrom ebicUDpOll. A dlild peychQlo1l1t wbo pnpand the 21 t•at-old pMieftt for UM •utter"Y remov9d the doll'• a.a ... replaced them w1tb hendastna llm1Jar to zacu.· •. TU BOY eurrsa&D A uaE blood:elotUn1 C!OmpUcaUoo ol the common childhood dlaeue and 'undt rw.nl au.rsery four Umea to lrHl the problem bttore~u,rene forced the amputation. le11. ~ OD b1J thJihl turned black and be bad ao pulJe tn bil feet. Eddie became comatoM, the ol· flclallaakl. VA.ICVl.AalU8GEaYWASPE•ro•••Dln an uuucceuf\IJ attempt to ~e the preuw.eut- tJn1 ott drculaUOD in Eddle'1 lep. More 1ur1ery to remove awollen and en, crusted tldn followed in July, and akin trafta lD early Au1U1t. But the cloWn1 perlilt.ed, aod, ft.Dally, 1an1renedev~k>ped. "l really can't explain the feelln1," Mn. S"D.lth aald. "He would watch them cominl to draw blood . "ll 1 bMa a loft1 ordeal, but we got him back.' ~----------------" Tbey lald be wasn't suppe>Md to Uve," Eddie's mother, Unda, 1aid u they left for home ln Mao tee a. and aolntohyateria ." · To prepare for Eddie's bom~mm. hll parents have nmodeled their bouae, widenlng doorway• for bJs wheel chair. and ioatalllnt special bathroom Uld kitchen fixtW'es. Eddie's f~ther. Gary, 24, work.a ln a flU'Ditureatore. Treat for Wildcat&. T0ttY0 (AP) -Japu'1..W..mlal .,_. cy bu plac.d Lbe ktwlJ ~ m Lbe ueritldal altar ln bopef ol aa""·-a rare 1---'-ol wi.ldeat from~ ..... ..-- "()peratloll cblcken" be1an w1t.b beu belne tetbend at abl 1trate1ic pointa on lr1omote, a 10uthet'D JapaneM ialaod which ta the world'• only known babttat ot Ute lriomote wlldcate. Aldyo8bl Niwa , an a1eocy otftclal ln cbar1e of animal protection, said the feedlnc poet.a would be restocked every third day. He aald the a1aocy hopes the chicken dinnen will live the JO to 40 I W'· vivlng wildcata the 1trenltb to perform weU dur1 ing the December-to-March breediq aeuon. Fems $2.12 Reg. 14.9!5 a 15 95 c111at.J Huntington Center's Annlverury s~I. S.rvt<e Tl""' S4.ar1• •I Your 00« tUll SW. HHrnl YO•",.,, •• COSTAME\&642-1753 .. ,. ... _, ...... MIUIO.. Yll>049S-04()1 1"11 ~ '-""-.. o ,. . ,., ........ #I RABBITT INSURANCE 1-se.••--1• ,.,,._ ...... ,.. 14:cz: I ,...., "I beUeve he understands that he doesn't have any a.p._ And I alao think he accept.a it. We knew lf we acceptedlt,hewould,"aaidlln .Smitb,23. Da. BYaON A OKI, Dl&ECTOa OF the A PHYSICAL TBEaAPl8T WILL come four pedialrit lntenaive care unit at Children'• Hospital, tlrnea a week to exercise Eddie's body unUl hiA -'d• .. -u i b f motberha.sma.ateredtheroutine. , ... uUIDCOmpllc• on aaomew ato a mystery. lnaboutslxmonths,bewillbefilt.edforartificlaJ "No one lmowa why lt happens. It la known to ac· company chicken pox on rare occasions and is nearly legs. aJwaysfatal,"he saJd. "i hote he can be an lnsplratlon to other people Eddle'a illness began in J une while he appeared not to give up,'· Mrs. Smith said. to be 1eW.ng over a simple case of chicken pox. Mn . His doctors think so. Smith noticed him r ubbing a large purple spot on his "We were afraid the months of Isolation and tee, buttboughlil was an Insect bite. trauma would affect Eddie. But be is happy and af. .,. ......... COURAGE DISPLAYED AT AGE 2 Eddi Smith Home After Double Amputation ShesaJd when the spot grew bigger. s he took him fectionat.e and very. very bright," said Dr. Aoki. toa~al~~t~.T~n ~respots.~db~ses,a~--··_1th_~_~_d1_e_b_u_a_p_ro_m_1_·s_~_fu_t_~_.·_· _____________________ ~ ~ar~Md ~dspreadtoEddle~~g~andcalv~. -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Hi• doctors sent him 85 miles by ambulance to thel .... 300t/O ., oak1andbosp1ia1. • /C Executive Leather Chairs PHYSICIANS DIAGNOSED PURPUllA fulmlnans, a disorder of the clotting system trigger- ing lnt.em al bleeding and rapid coagulation of the blood inthelowerextremltles. Eddie's blood was replaced twice lo stop the bleeding and bring him out or shock. and the anti· c lotting drug herparin was admin1stered In an at· tem pt to stop the clotting, hospitalorriclalssaid. . The blood replacements worked but the drug failed to stop the clotting and lesiona appeared on his Spies Undetected,, Writer Contends LONDON CAP> -Two -dis tinguished Britons. both still in top positions, were important Soviet agents during World War II and the Cold War that followed, according lo British author Andrew Boyle. Hoyle makes the claim in a book, "The Climate of Treason," that is belng serialized In the Obse rver newspaper. The first installment, which appeared Sunday, did not identify either man, but said t heir code rrames were "Basil" and "Maurice." There was no government comment on the re· port. Pictu r ed . Ou r A 0 J U S T A B L t-; SWIVEL/TILT 1n every color 11nd constructed lo our e x acttoe S Pl'C!. telg ht ·w a y. hand ·tl e d co ll sprinits on hard~ood frames) to insure your luting comfort and pleuure. Mao)' lo s t ock and i mm ediat e l y a vailable' Ot h e r '>ly l es (1n clud1ng posture t-xl'r ut1vf' chaJrs and ro mpan1on side c ha1r s 1 a l so ava i lable immed.i.it.ely and at huge dl5counta • !: =------~ff_,._ r EASY PARKING • AMBER LEATHER COMPANY 2850 S. HARBOR BLVD. • SANTA ANA, CA 1 y, Mlle• North of Sen 01990 (405) Fwy .• Comer ~rstfom and Harbor 3 Hours: Sun. thru Thur. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. _..,., _,..1 FAllMiRS INSURANCE MOUP 1•111••Ha.Mi7 ·: ..... ~ (714)754-021 C'°9ed Fridey a S.turday <21•,_, ... ,,. TBB 0118EaVER aEPOaTED THAT the ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ BriU.b Secret Service "and one man mentioned ln ii Thousands have quit smoking In 5 days with -this guaranteed Medi-Health Method . 0uol1 IO IUSI 11.-e one hOul sessions. w1lnwt oer.on11no a g10UC11, U! ~ nervous wredl Of Qd•01ng Wl'1Qllf Call IOI a ptlYille no--001111a11on •nlerilf:lll (714) 964-5204 l'O')'l2 Bmc~hursl SI Hun11nQ1on Be¥h . lilflJI[f ; f\l[ U.ftAU ~ Anniversary fem Sale Huntington Center Mall customers save at dlrect-frofn-9rower prices on 7 &llot1c varieties thru this Sat 1-gal $2.12 the book" made "stren\,lOus attempts" to see the manuscript before publication. But lbe Observer publiahen repeatedly refuaed perm.i.aaion. Boyle claims Basil and Maurice were the fourth and fifth men in a Soviet spy ring operated inside the British Secret Service by Harold "Kim" Philby, Guy Burgess and Donald Maclean. who fled to Moscow when they were uncovered. Burgess and Maclea.o defected in 1951, Philby in 1963. SINCE THE RING WAS UNMASKE D, there has been persistent speculation about a mysterious "Fourth Man" who was not exposed in the Burgess and Maclt!an scandal or the subsequent defection of Philby, who is widely believed to have tipped off the other two that British Intelligence was closing in. Burge1's died in the Soviet Union in 1963. Maclean and Phil by still live there. Boyle said the "Fourth Man" was Maurice , who was al the time a British Intelligence official. . ) . .. .... _,,.,. .. .. THE TALK OF THE T.OWN , .. ,. SALE! , ~·-.,, " SAUIMDS SUM .. MOV:4 HUDY! CiMJAMI llm AU LIMIT8 Come See Our IHlltlful Selecffon of Siiks, Wools, Hollday Fabrics, Cottons, Upholstery, Drapery mtd Slpco•er Fabrics, Patterns, Noffons and Trims. public notice Ramp Metering. Bypass Lanes. A ·nd Auxiliary Lanes Proposed for the San ~ego Freeway (1-405) - What'1lelng Planned Why This Ad Where You Come In Contact .. PROJECT LIMITS • IRVINE CAL TRANS (California Deportment of Transportation) is plan- ning to meter on-romps, provide byposa lanes, and provide auxiliary lanes at various locations on the Son Diego Freeway (1·«>5). CAL TRANS hos studied the effects this project may have on the environment. Our stud le sh~~ It will not significantly af • feet the quality of the environment; the report that explains why Is called a Negative Declarotlon. The Negative Declaro· tlon and the companion Initial Study ore available from CAL TRANS, Environmental Planning Branch, 120 South Spring Street, Los Angeles, California 90012. Do you have any comment• about processing this project with a Negative Declaration? Do you dl1a9rH with the findings of our study as set · forth 1n the Negative 0.Clarotlon? If 10. please submit your comments In writing no later than December 17, 1979, to R. J . Dotel, District Director of T ransportotion, CAL TRANS, at the above oddre11. For more Information about this proiect or any transportation matter, phone {213) 620-3550. This Is your chancel ~;:i~ ;-..-_ ......... -,_, I . . . ~ l, t 11 t I ~ Drw at l"'ine Ap ...... C~ DILmva&A.APOn'ud~wnt.in M M l l botJl hll'* .... Spanbb. He la t.bt autbor ot "Y a ry a a vail o No a. IA>,...._ la Tierra .. ("A.Dd u.. &utb Did Huntln1ton B each , Not hit''), WWda wu awarded the Qulato SoJ wile of Loe Angeles PrUe, Md a oolledJoo ot poetry tit.led "Always R a m s coach Ray aad<MMrPMma." Ma lavasl, has been Harbor Area retJdeDta wbo AN kw+t~ forward to the wm•na 1eaaoa are beiq lDvl t.ed to Join tile "Get Fit to Sid Coune" ottered by the · • Oran1e Cout YMCA. Ir . The course, open to , people wbo a re blab 1 acbool q e. and older, ls 1' ba aed on endu~ance 1 traiDinc fOf' coad.ilioning the muscJea uaed in •kl· i 101. Be ......... t.M post ol dumceUof'! on the a ppointed by Gov. The course ls offered I JU ...... ca...-lD July aftei' aervta.r u H · Edmund G. Brown OD Tuesday and Thurs· eewtift vite prwideet ud aetial vtee president J r . to a four-year day from 7 p.m. to 9 fw Hedemlc aftain at I.be Uni= ol Texu at te rm 00 the Orange P . m . i n five · wee It •• P •--" .. _ • ..i dent" d sessions . The fi r st .,.. ~ -ver, '"' WU nee .or a . County Fair Board. ml.alatndon at tbe Unlvenit.Y of Texu at San An· She ls a registered ~:r;io~o!r:•~n~a~i~ _____ .;..._ ____ .;..;......;.. __ ...... __ ___ tomoTbe aucano-Latlno Colloquia was establiabed nurse. spokesman said it is s.till SOUTH co~ AST prrAzA '1« lut year to furtber intellectual exchange a mong Build F. d open. 1be next session n L ucr Cblcano/Latlno faculty, students and others I er me beglnsNov.20. from tbe community. The lectures, open lo the 1 SACRA.MENTO (AP> I public without charce. are sponsored by the UCI _ c Bruce Romaine Chicano Faculty Committee and Student Affairs owo~r of a San Jos~ ~ • • , ;;e Lectures. swi mming pool con· • t strucuoo firm. bas paid ART HOPPE Oi'BEll SPEAKEU IN the fail lecture series a $320 fine for attempt· For additional in · will be Dr. David Lopea, assist.ant professor of lng to bribe Sacramento formaUon, contact the sociology at UCLA, and Dr. Ruben Duran, as· -~C~o~un~t~y~ins~pec~lo~rs~. ==~Y~M~C~A~at~~~2-~9990~~· ~=1 ____ ::::::~~~~~~~==~~~~=:.=~::::::_~~~~~~~~----...:..J sociale professor of the department or plant pathology at Washington State University. Dr. Lopez will discuss "Race and Class in Mexioo, Brazil and the United States" Nov. 29, at 3: 30 p. m. in Room 220 or the Social Science Tower. ·or. Duran will close the fall series with a talk on ''Chicanos in Sciences: A New Perspective" Dec. '· at 3:30 p.m in Room 129 or the Social Science Laboratory. SPEAKS AT UCI Corett• King Coretta King Talk Set at UCI "Human Rights and the Challenge of the Future" will be the topic or a talk by Coretta Scott King at UC" Irvine Nov. 9. Th e l ec tur e i s scheduled for 8 p.m. in UC I's Science Lecture Hall. Mrs. King is president of the Martin Luther ·King .rr. Cente r for Social Olange in Allan· ta, Ga., and a oorounder of the National Black Leadenhip Forum. Ticket.a for her talk, at $4 f or gene ral a d · m lulon, $3 for UCJ faculty, staff and olber studentl and S2 for UCI students, are avallilble from the UCI Associated Students Ticltet Office, first floor of Gateway Commoos, oo campus. General admission ticket.a abo are avaHa· ble through a ll Ticketroo outleta. .. ··Anti-bus Leath rs In ConfliC.L By DELORES IRWIN Of 111ie o.k'r Pli.t SWtt State Sen. Alan Rob bins, (D-Va n Nuys), g u a r anteed Or a n ge County voters Monday th a t , should his anti· busing P roposition 1 pass, no local school c hildr e n wi ll be trans port e d to Los An geles County for inte· gration purposes. But Doris Allen, lop a ntl·busing leader in Or ange County, private- ly disagreed with Rob bins• ·'one hundred per cent guarantee." "I THINK it's ques- tiona ble," Mrs. Allen said after the press con· fe r e n ce s h e c o s ponsored with Robbins, who has been the driv· ing force behind the Nov. 6 ballot measure. "I wouldn't even go so far as lo say it would s to p busing with in Orange County.': Mrs. Allen said. And a lthough Mrs. Al Jen disagreed with Rob bins about the effects or lhe passage or the so ca lled anti -busing amendment, s he s till joined Robbi ns a nd · Or a n ge County as· sem bly me n Rich a r d Robinsoo (0.Santa Ana) and Ross Johnson ( R· Fullertoo) in supporting t he measure al the Santa Ana press con· ference. BOBBINS called the press conference as part of bis current tour or California lo stir up in· terest in next Tuesday's special election and to "correct misinforma-· Uoa" about Proposition l . ----Paid Polltlcel Advertisement----.. MICHAEL SKAWIN Dr. OONld SMete John .nd Jan Lindstrom unelll-* George & Emv Burck le pr. Chart• Patterson Biii and Roberta Schmidt Barr and Lucy Fletcher George Woods Vote For MloMel lkewln l8J 0 0 Old Fashioned Cookie ar Savings And Higher Bates. <\umt' t1IJ.fa5h1oncd 1dt.'J' .irt.· m:ver 11111 -of·Untl' Like <,.tvmg rnone~. • Rui. "'1th rhe cuoltl"Flr • •r h.mk-account approach tn ~win.i.:. ~·ou an: always tempted to !ilk£' out mom:y .1lmqst as ofrcn as you put it an . And you never seem to haw th t: Big Money when you finally nt.-ed 1t ffi\),f, Thl· price rags on the 1hin,1.,"> you're ... 1vmi.; for-a nl'w l{omc. cnll~e. re tirement, a hw,anc~ .rrl' :-i lrl·,1Jy high anJ f.!t:tnng h1.l(her. WJy out t;f che cookil'·Jar da.~. So a !><Wan,1.,r; plan whl·rc your monl'y rum.., into l31g Money ewer the Yl':ll"\ m.1kco, more M!n5C than cwr. Ar lmpt:nal. we'll give you a sysrl·matic plan for ~wing ... W11h our high anterc~t rare-. nn savinJ,.'5, and the many 5erviCl'\ lmpcnal now offers, s;iving i!I an old-fashiunc<l idea who')(: time has come. We'll help you select the plan that':. JUSt right for you. We'll make it easier to save. with higher interest than any bank. And your money wi II be safe. Bur. most important, you'll ha ve the Big Money when the time comes. $3 hillion behind you. 90 offices. Telephone transfer and more. So don't get caught with your hand in the cookie-jar. : Save with a plan. At Imperial. An Old..fashioned Idea who..e time has come. . ' THEY c LY STACK UP. ·D1mPEAIAL SAVlllGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION Makiilg )'OUr plam happen. SV?l'fi Pa.ubook Sa.top-A OC'W f'11C'. ~~% h111~"f Minimum h.1IJn<<' JWit S 10. ln•t:'Test w mpounJ<.-d J.uh. r uJ ~U.lllt' rl v .•• S-"t% 90.Day Cfttific.atc• -Help. y."' cave whnl your willpower won'r. Mincmum~t:SIOO. Aucometk:Jlly rcnelft'd. lntnnt compounded datly. 1~11J ~nt ... •· 6¥!% 0-Year Cndfica~· -The ~ Y\lU t.;1vt', thC' m<>rt' "-nu m.1kc. Minimum ~lS!t. S ll'O. Onc.··v•1 r minimum re-rm. Au1 .. m 111c 1lh 11 m .,J, lmc-~ CPm~"..,nJ..J Jdtly , p:11J qu~n .. rh • • ~~CfT•-o aod a baJf Year U:rtific.111~· - Mmrmum ~"''~SIC\\ Au1nm Hit wn .. wal k~ YIM rntrnq '"••r~ini.:. lnrt'rt""' w mpounded daily. p.11J quanerly. • 7Vz%Four Year Cntificatl'0 -Min imum mlance nnw S 100. Aumma11c.1lly fl'OC'Wed. lntm.'$t C\>mpoundeJ Ja1ly, paid quartnly. • • Four year Tft.9Ar( Cntmaitc• -A l'l'and new pmgram wnh h11lh Y:Jriahl.- 1nr~ rates tied to U.S. Tf'ta)ury r.ih.-s. Ask us for dttail,. • • 7¥4% Six YearCnfificatc• -GIT.it '"'dY to savt' for fu~ cxperun like colk,.-e or a mp. 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Ootobef ». 1m I .. for •t WILL GUlllUY Ar~c.n .. , ••• 1 ll wun t diapat or lmpaUence llaat ~eel Yull" Owotr Oeor1e Stein~ to yuk the "'I from under b1t beW1erent man.,.r, Billy M artln -It wu broc.berly concem "Oeorse wu afraid IOCMtb.1QI ter· rtble woWd laappen to Bllly If be COO· Unued la th.la barroom 1una1laeer role," 11)'1 8111 Fu1aay, a close friend ol both men. "He feared that, lf tbll were allowed lo cooUnue, BUly ml1ht b e killed or mi1bt klll aomebody." AFTER 111E STUNNING Sunday nl1ht announcement that Martin bad been fired -bJs second loss of the Yankee job in 15 months -because of another brawl -Steinbrenner went into seclus ion, refusing in· terviews, and Martin was cooven- lently out of pocket. So, to get the facts on what trig· 1ered t.be lat.est epllode ln t.be CODiln ulna Steinbrenner-Martin drama. we tum to the man who bas been • non-dlapaulooate oblerver from UM. be a Inning. Fu1a1y, who heads Continental Travel Corp .. a vast travel·limouaine leasl111·credil card empire, la an in· llmate of the great and near-ereat in sports. He is oft.en seen on TV with comedian &b Hope. Golfer Arnold Palmer stays at his home durinl the Westchester Golf Classic. Fuguy Ls an associate and golfing partner or both Martin and Steinbrenner. "TUE TWO GUYS really like each other... Fugazy said. "They've dis· agreed a lot but each admires the other's forcefulness and leadership qualities. "Billy once told me: 'George is good to me. I love working with hlm.' Shortly after Martin took over the manager·s job again lhls summer. Geor1e said. 'Billy is bebavln1 abllolutely wonderfully. We have a lood r~rt now. We spend a lot of time t.aWna trades and other Yankee matters together'.·; Fuguy said Steinbrenner was at bis home the eveoint before the now fabled Old Timers Game at Yankee Stadium July 29, 1878. Five days before, Martin, under severe pres· sure because of his feud with Reggie Jackson and uncomplJmentary re· marks about Steinbrenne r, created shock waves b.y r esigning. Bob lA?mon was named to replace hlm. "STEI NBRENNER REALLY agonized over Martin's r esignation." Fugazy recalled. "He knew of Billy's drinking proble m s and his fiery. temper but he thought be was a fine manager. He worried about Billy's future and the impact Billy's deci.siol\ migh~ have on tus teen-age son, Billy Joe. "George told me that nlltbt wut a.., was 1oine to do at the Old Timen4 Game the next day. You know what , happened. The Yankee playen were introduced and then the electric scoreboard fiaahed the me1111e: 'The Managert:in 1980 and Hopefully • for Many Seasons After That Will Be No. 1 ..• Billy Martin!' Then Billy ran out on t.be diamond. Tbe crowd went mad." Fugazy said b' drove Martin to Yankee Stadium that day and they talked seriously about Billy's prob· lem s. "I urged him to try to get along with George," Fugazy added. "'He promised he. would." NEVERTHELESS, ON NOV. 11, Martin was charged with bitting a sports writer in a bar in Reno. His future again was clouded but on June 18, with the Yankees slumping, Stein· breoner plucked Martin out of the <See MARTIN, Page BO Ban Stands for Mays l l I , I T~~1·:LH all ~~,~~,~~:.~.~~~:~:. l)Th~~:~~,::,., ma•n ~i,~ AP Sports Wrilt'r Jackson. lhe Ch1ce1go White Sox JOb 1s to protect that 1ntegnty " NEW YORK <AP l -Wrth a outfielder who "as bannea from Kuhn defended the involve. tear in tus eye and an ache in his baseball as a result of the 1919 ment of some baseball figures . heart, Willie Ma ys has walked Black Sox scandal pan1cularly owne rs, rn horse away from baseball "The comm1ss1oner told me racing j Forced to choose between the that tht.• onJ) n~tnction "as that '"When I came rnto offi ce in '~ game he loves and a lucrative I couldn't wear a uniform and 1969 . there was an acceptability ~~ contract to work for an Atlantic represent any team ... Mav... of baseball's involvement in rac· _ City hotel and gambling casino, said "I can 'lt1ll pla) in old 1n g." he saJd "Comm1ss1oner Mays annouhced· he would timt.•rs g:J mt•s Jnd dn ot hl.:'f Landis had not tolerated 1t It terminate his active relat1on:.h1p 'Pt·r1al l'Vl'nb I can alwttts n · gradually was accepted by s ue. with the s port turn to ba!-.t'IJi!ll 1r I J!I\ l" up th1~. <·t>edin~ comm15ts1oncr::. When Comm1ss1ont'r Bowie Kuhn Job · I bt-cilme commi);sioncr . 1t was 1 had "amed Mays thilt the Hall ~ta.>., v. ii I di) rn mm un 11' J fa1t at'comph ·· -1. or Farner could not marntam his v.1>rk. v1s1t ho,p1tab <ind \\Ork t position a::. a partttml' coach and "1th ~ouni:::.ter' rn hJs promnuon goodwill ambassador for thl' pos1t1on With Ball} HE' Will bl' Morgan 1 New York Mets 1f he C1ccepted paid SI00.000 ii )eu for th1.· first the JOb with Bally Manufactur lhn·e wars. and h1::. 'alan will ing Company. operators or the t·~t·alall' qver tht.· nt-xt seven Park P lace Hotel rn Atlantic 'cars to a top or Sl50.000 in' 1989 Quits Posl Cit y. lit' "a~ making $50.000 J year from thl· Mt•ts under term., of an MAYS MET WITH Kuhn for <1greement he signed with Mrc. o n e hour Monday morning Jo:.in Pay::.on. thE' lllte ov.n er of At UCLA before head.ing for the news con· thl' club. after Ne" York a<' ference that made his move of quired hJm from San FranctM.'c:> ficia l in 1972 That deal had t"o year::. "The commissioner didn't try rema1rung to change my mind," Mays said as tears welled in his eves ··we JUSt talked the matter over When I saw that his decision was • going to stand. 1 said. 'Thank • you.· and got up and walked out "Don 't blame the com missioner:· he ::.aid. "The de· cis1on was wtth me We left with kind words I have no bitterness in m y heart .. S TILL, MAYS SEEMED "BASEBALL HAS BEEN mv li ft•. Ma)' said 1 \\Orsh1p th~ gaml' He ::.aid he did not pl<in to test Kuhn ·~ t·d1ct m the courts "I a m not going t o f1 )!ht b<i~t•ball ... ht• '<11d "'If I t'hallcnge the comm1ss1oncr. I t'hallenge ba:.1.'ball I C1m not go· rn~ to do lh<it · LOS ANGELES tAP l -An era has come lO an e nd al UCLA as J.D Morgan. the Pacific-IO Conference school's dlrector of .J lhlel1cs SIOCC 1963. I!> retinni::. from the pos1t1on - Morgan. who had open-heart .... urgery almost a year Cll(O, an· nounced Monday night he will re tire from the post e ffective next June 30. although rn effect he 1:-. s tepping d o wn 1m · mediately. FllUSHING TOUCH -Seattle's Dave Falcons' r ally in the final minute of Mon· t~orblcd by the turmoil his de· Brown (32) intercePis··an Aflanfa-pas·s· iii--· -day ·ni ghrs· N"atioo al F ootball League·· -~~c~~~;~t:fi~~i~t~i~d Kuhn :.rud b1:. primary con cern tn the Ma>s affair \\a:. pro· let> ting the 1ntegnt) of baseball Offic1ally he will be on ex- tended leave ror health purposes until the effective dat<' of his re- tirement. t ended for Russ Mikeska to foil this game. Seattle wo9. 31 ·28. him from baseball. He said he t., felt he had been lumped in the "THE GREAT EST SINGLE thing w('·vc ~ot tn this Ra m<· 1:- 1 ntegrrty." the comm1!>s1oncr 20 Percent Deduction ------------- MNF Hits All-time Low With a 20 percent deduction (10 for wishy, 10 for was hy) for lack of cred1b1hty. Monday Night Football hit an all-time journalistic low last night. So did the ratings, which are on a scale i of 1 to 10 (divide by 10 where H oward Cose ll and Fran Tarkenton are concerned). Matchup: 5.0. Unclasslc matchup of a passing team with (l o rus h defense against a rushing team with no pass de· fense. " Buildup: 4.0. It's a sad com· mentary on the system when Seattle and Atlanta. both of which came in with 3·5 records. could be labeled playoff con· tenders. Call it the Mess of the West Escltemeat: 7 .5. Seahawks passed oo first down, passed on fourth down, passed out of fi eld 1oaJ formation and passed out of punt formation. Seattle defense almos t passed out, too. <Note: Add 2.5 if you turned the volume ·down on your TV set and listened to Hank Stram on the radio>. Drama: 4,0. Tht:. .ro~in oµ~s· tlona were ~ese : Will the Seabawks run every trick in their play, book? Wlll the Falcons nm more than three? Will tbe llNF trio make up their • minds for once? C•&lmllltJ: 0.0. Things we~ 1olnl quite well unW Howard's balfUme show. Game neve r qu.lte reccweredfrom tbe1bock.1f I was Metropolitan Life Jnaurance, I'd ask for my tl00,000 back Vlelmce: 1.0. Seahawks and P'alcona acted like birda of prey. Only violence detected was Tukenton screaming in the broadcatl booth when Atlanta didn't &Me bll advice. •• •dalllll&J: a.o. Now thla ll tile •a1 football 1bould be Jl•fM· l:frell Herrera, unlike IDOi\ fteld pl klcken, didn't tl'J to tbrow a ra11le·daa1le pass. he caught one. Atlanta rallied behind r eceiver Bill Ryckmann. who hadn't caught a pass all year. Program that into your computer. Distractions: 10.0. Doesn't anybody in the ABC trailer have the power~r guts-to pull the plug on Howard? Replacing the halftime highlights, the show's mos! action-packed segment. with a Willie Mays speech and a Bowie Kuhn interview is Like making Phyllis OHier a Playboy centerfold. Objectivity: 2.2. While criticiz· ing Steve Bartkowski, Tarken· t on forgot there was a team wearing white jerseys on the fi eld. In ripping Jim Zorn for fumbling, Cosell forgot that it was wet outside. Such are the perils or sitting m a Judgment seat. hlgb above the field in an air-conditioned broadcast booth. Visual: 7.0. Once again, ABC camera men prove that Monday Nigbl Football, like a month-old baby. is better seen than heard. Audio: Minus 2.0. No explaina· Uon oecessary. Total: 46.7. UKERS BA'ITLE Bl1LLS TONIGHT CWCAGO <AP> -Tbe Loa An1elee Laken will put their four·1ame Natioaal Buketbell Auociatkm wiDD1n1 1treak on tbe line bere tonl'9rt when tbey face tbeCblcqo ~ulla. The Laken brtDC a •2 record into the pme wbUe tbe Bulls are 3· 7 . Chlcaio ..tll be wltbout center Ania Ollmon. wbo UD· derweat llmee •urserJ ~ and wW bt lidebDed for about twomaadll. Tbe .... wW :;:.ftnt o1 · two la • .._, for tbe Lak"9. wlllo ,.., al ..... WepeedaJ Dllbt. And nofll for the lowlights Worst memery: Early 10 the game. Tarkenton extolled the wisdom of Atlanta's running game. "I've got a hot running back in Lynn Cain right now and I would feed him that ball ... &th these guys. Cain and Andrews, want to run torught. I say let them go. Give them the ball.•· Late in the game. when g raphic showed Bartkows ki "s passing yardage. he said: "94 yards just isn't enough." Worsl call : Tarkenton was furious when Atlanta, protecting agai ns t Seattle's biggest weapons-s urprise and J im Zorn-didn't follow his advice lo put nine people up there on the line late in the fourth quarter. When they do, Mghl after the two-minute warning, he gloats. "Guess what gang, they've got everybody up this time." After Dao Doomink promptly breaks it for a 26-yard touchdown, it was Howard who was gloating. "That's what happeos when you have everybody up t he re. Fran." .Beat dlvenlty: Seattle which, according to Cosell, ls made up of "some good trades. high draft choices, low draft choices and a ·horde of free agents.'• Beat Ulle: Frank Gifford, ex· plaining why Tony Green was cut by Washington : "His wheels came off somewhere VI training camp." Telll•I It Hike It 11: Tie between Tarkenton's response to Seattle's on-side kick -"'Ibey s urprised everybody in tbe stadium, includlnl the three or UI in tbla booth." --and Tarken· ton's response to a SeatUe fourth· down gamble that worked: "That's why Jack Patera la the coach and I'm up here." Belt~~ Gifford, clllnl Bob Grle1e's s ummation of quarterbacks: "They 1et too much pralle and they aet too much blame." ____ ......_. __ _ fAlllN'I AGONY -Atlanta Falcons placekicker Tim Mauettl sita wlth his head ln hand on the bench after mlaaln& a crucial field goal in Monday night's loss to Seattle. .... -· ·- Unttl a per manent !>Uccessor 1s named. Robert /\ f"1scher. cu rrently UC LA ·::. a ssociate athletic dJrector. will serve as actmg alhJet1c dJrector UCLA Chancellor Charles E Young saJd that a search for a permanent succes~or to Morgan will begin later this fall Young :.aid that a search committee Wiii be appotnted Morgan. 60 . hild open-heart surgery at the UC LA Hospital last Dece mbe r Aft er a re· t'U perat1ve penod. he returned to a fuJl ·lime schedule in the spr ing. but was hospitalized again in September for an ex· tensive exam1nat1on UCLA h as won 30 NCAA champ1onsh1p:. s ince Morgan became athlellc director -IO in basketbaJI. seven in volleyball. six in tennis. four rn track and field and three in water polo. In addition. UCbA football teams have made four post· season bowl appearances, two an the Rose &wl. one in the Uber· ty Bowl and one in the Fiesta ' Bowl last Christ mas. J "It's been my privilege to ~ work al UCLA for the past 33 ' years.·· said Morgan from hls ho m e in nearby Northridge. "For the past 17, 1 have enjoyed serving the Unive rsity as athletic director aod in that capacity helping lo develop one of the premiere lntercolJegiate athletic programs in the coun· try. "It has been a rare treat to " work with some of the nation's • outstanding coaches, as well as being associated with some of , the finest student-athletes ever to perform in intercollegiate athletics." I Morpn attended UCLA and was a four-year letterman in ~ ten.11l1. He coached tbe Bruin tennis teams from UM9.ee and bis teams won seven NCAA team cbamplol'\S'l\Jps . Youne said "ttnt durint the next eilbt months, be will con· sult with Morgan on basic policy matters regardin1 the fUttae or the UCLA athletic pro1ram. "I am certain that thla baa been the mo1t dlmcult dedaion In J . D. 's kla1 career at UCLA and I am not bappy to have to accept bis realpatlon," said Voun1. 1 ' ... • ... ' ,· ---Ualv..,Yty of .A.ri&GIDa. buU:tball Co1cb Fred · TUCSON -Cbarlee A. Snowden, IOD of m' SDowden. wu releaeed oa blt own recopbaoce , Billy' Troubles Contino , K11hn Enters Into the Act ..... ., ....... & .... NEW YOU -9Mtbell OollmuNoae.r Bowt. • Kuhn .Ud ~ t.Ut be ...... eontlnue bla l.n· veeU.atlaD IDlo u. BDlY •arua t • de.ptW u.. fact ill8l Liiie ~· Yort \'aakeee already had fired the toatrovwa&al IDaDal r. "I'll be~ ln bow t.be VankeH plan to baodle l.he •ltuat.lcG," Kuhn 1ald ln reference to reporUld rebablbta • tional plan.a for~ tormy buebillJ rl1urc Yank own~r Grorgo st.einb~nMr reportfdly ls lWl\R M pc-r80nal hand ln Martin's eue to lht• t'~lent that be wtll help M!t UP th former Yunkt~b munuait•r ln a private buaint.~it Before flrioa.i Martin, Stelnbrennor also wu quoteid by a c-106e friend as saytng he fured Billy might be barred from baaeball He wu wornt-d about Martul'i. drlnktog and penc;hant for barroom brawla Steinbrenner also wu quoted as au.... uytn1 that be was not wa.lltlng awuy from bls depo&ed manager but hoJ)f'd to work closely with tum Kuhn swd h "ould "'atch the progrt:$!> or thl:-. "re• habilit.auoo" closely and make ~me ltind of a dt>c-1:.ion an lht· case ln I.be near future. What are Kuhn's options on Mart.in:' "I could suspend him for various penods of ume," the commissioner sald. "or I rouJd flnC' him. or put him on prob11 tion. or I could ~pnmand tum " He may do any or ull of t.bo6e thmgs, but rirst ht' wunL., to s~ bow Marti.n's development romes along undl•r Stt-lnbrrn· ner's unique plan. "I'd like lo secJ'oint jurlsd.icllon 10 this case." Kuhn s u1d. referring to himse and the Yank~. "I'd prefer to see the club handle It. really. ...------q.N~ ol llw Da11 ------. J oe DiMaggio, on his early Wlworldliness: "I can re member a reporter askrng for a quote and I didn't kno" what a quote was. J thought ll was some kind of "' !>Oft drink." Tra~ Girt'"• -t •y a Ba~khand Le11•on W ASKING TON -Amy Cartt'r got a quick '3 backhand lesson Monday from l6-year-0ld Trac) Auslm. who is the younge!>l pla)t:r to hold the US. Open women's lennii. l1llc. Au.'>l•n. who was in the nalwn's capilal to promote a ten n1!> toumumcnl planned here in J anu&ry. presented the prcs1 dent !> daughter with ont.· of tht· rackets sh<: used "hen ~he won the titlt' iJ\ the U S Opt·n 1n September. Twclve·ycur-0ld Amy spent part of'the summer ;it a ll·n nis camp and told reporters her game 1s ''OK ... alter it.ate Department of Pubbc Safety ottl~r• .... • arr"ted hlm Monday oo dru, char1ea. Snowden, as. wu arrested on four count.a of obtalnlna P rcodan. a urcotlc pala·k.lu.r, by fraud a.od deceit, a DPS IOOk"mM aald S&t. Ed Slet'hu 1ald SoowOen wu suapeeted of U&lng two filM ldenUtles aince Oct. l8 to obt.a1n four preacrtpUons tor Pereodan. lie &llo wu 1uapected ot miqg two ot the presc riptions to obt.aln 72 pUls at k>cal pbarmac1ea. S&ecbfa said . A•••••• •••••••n r.,, ••; 11sc r•1 .. d The Top Twenty in Tbe Aaaociated Presa colle1e foolbaU poll. wtt.b f\.rst-place votes in parentheses &lld records: I Alabama 1461 2. Net.-uku (7) 3 So. Ca.W'omia (4) 4 Houston < 1) 5 Ohio State (5 > 6 t~k>rida St.ak 7 Oklahoma 8 Texas 9 Arlu1nsa....'> 10. M 1chi&an 7-0-0 7-0-0 7-0-1 7-0-0 8-0 0 7 -0--0 6 1-0 5·1-0 b·l -0 7-1-0 . u . Brigham Young 12. Pi t.t.aburgb 13. Notre Dame 14. Wake Forest 15. Purdue . 16. W asbl.ngton 17. Tennessee 18. North Carolina 19. PenD State 2Q Auburn 7-0-0 6·1·0 S-2-0 7-1·0 6-2-0 6-2-0 4·2-0 5-J.l 5·2-0 5·2-0 SMljji"tfl Sideft•n Pndtt tor t'ear Cleveland Browns running back Gree Prattt [iJ unde rwent surgery to repair tom medial liga-1 • mcnts ln his ngbt knee and will miss the rest ot ' ~ • t be seasoo . . Linebacker Doa Goode, wbo loet hts starting· role a month ago, was missing when lbe San 01ego Charl(ers practiced Monday . . . Linebacker Gttg BraceUn or Callforn!a was honored as Pacific.JO defensive player of the week and Anzona State quarterback Mark Malone-won offen s ive honors ... San Jose State quarterback Ed Lulber was picked for the second strwght wet-k a:. the Pa<'ific Coast Athletic AsSO<:iuUon offensive player of the week Defensive honors went to Universit}' of Pacifll' lineba<'kl·r Mike M~rrlweather . . Tht: Octro1t Lions huvc re·s1gncd defensive back Dave Parkin. T~an,uioa, Radio F~lowlng are the top sPorts event\ on TV ton~ht Ratlnos drl! .t .t .t .t excellent; ./ • ~worth watching • ./" I Air ; ./forget II [-) 6 p.m., Channel 9 ./ I I NBA BASKETBALL: l"ker!. dt Chl<AOO Announcen: Chick Heam and Pat R1lpY The L c1kers, otf to a 6·2 start, Invade thf' home ot thf' str'\19- qllnq 3 7 Bulls Ch•c"qo's lineup •n<ludes a coupfe ot LO'> AnQ!?l«c, product'> 011v1d Gret-nwood (Verbum Oet HIQh iH"1 U( l A ) <tnd Reqq11:• Th<:u'> I lnQlt'wood H •oh ilnd Nevcldcl·Ll"l '> Vf'(la•» Out th., Bulls drt· '>t tll mt'>'>ing 1njurrd centf'r Art1:. Cllmon: wtio avc•r,1qt'd 36 S po1nt c; oer game' vs LA last Yt'ar OTHER TELEVISION I pm 157 ) COLLEGE FOOTBALL HIG HLIGHTS H19hllqhl'> of thf.' w eE'kend co11eqe game'>. RADIO Ua'>ketbdli -~kers d l Ch1caqo, 6 p m . I< L A C c ~TOI. Hoc k1·y Bo'>ton il l K 1nq-,, 8 pm , I< I IS It 150!. ~led in Boston Muhammad Ali playing the role of former slave Gideon Jackson with Kris Kristofferson as sharecropper Abner Lait. are shown in a scene from Freedom Road, an NBC- TV special. WBZ·TV in . Boston has canceled the ~o~e because· "The film ought heighten raciaJ terunon m Bost.on." Olympic Skaters Given Swiss Asylum BERN. Swiuerland <AP> The S wiss government an nounced Tuesday 1t has granted pollu caJ asylum to former world and Olympic ra~ure '>kallnR champions Ole~ Prot.opopov and , Ludm1la BeloW>Ova of tht· SoVlet Vn100. wbo defe<>t.ed dunn~ an l.'Xb1b1t1on tour o r West ern Europe last month A S"'1~ JU5Uc-e M1rustry an nouncement said asylum ba:. also beeo granted to 18 year<>ld Czechoslovakian tennis st.ar ' Hana Strachonova, ooe of the best young players. Stracbonova applied to st.ay in Switurland Jfler l~t s ummer's SW\Ss Open ch a m pwnsh!ps TH t: S WISS R ULING on Protopopov a nd Belousova, whose defection rocked Soviet .tutbonues. wt>o bad conferred on them countless top booors. ~a!> made WIUun a record six wc~k !> Martin's Fighting Wager $500 Against a Penny He'd Win EXXON DEAl.£A'S SECOND ANNUAL Ml!\'1\"EJ\POLIS <AP J Billy M a rlin b a d~t·rcc..I a mars hma llow scilcsm an ahout hJ s OC'cupat1on ;,ind bet $500 :tgainst the man'i. penny that be could wtup him Ula f1ghl , lh<> St P aul Plont.."t!r Prt.>~~ reported to· day Martin. v.ho wa~ f1rc'<1 Sunday as manager of the New York Yankees. has denied publicly that be struck Joseph Cooper or Lincolnsture. W .. at l'Holel de France in Uloomington a week ago THE PIONEER PRESS l')'e· witness to the wager, wbo asked not be be ldenUJ1e<1. said he saw Martin slap a $500 blll on a bar. beard Martin suggest that Cooper wager a penny and then heard Martin tell the salesman. "I can knock you oo yo ur -and you won'tgctup." M artln and Cooper late r '"alkl'd out of thl· Cht i Colc·ttt• Bar to lht' lobb). ~fort in cluimcd t h:.it Cooper tripped and cut him!>elf. Tht' salesm:.in .,'>u'ffcrC'<l a C'ul lip rC'quiring 15 to 20 ~titl'ht.~. The ~itnes!> :-.aid he did not l>('C tht: actual fight H E SAID MARTl!'i :rnd Bloomington restaurant owner lll)ward Won~ entert:d the bar about 11 p.m. and wen: ap proached by Cooper and another man. During the convers ation, Martin began oec.-dling Cooper ubout tus occupation. <Jccordmg lo the witness .. Billy st.arted giving him grief about it. but the guy was taking it very well." he s ajd "Billy asked him how he eve r woun d up us a marshmallow salesman. and he said, 'Everybody's got to make a living'." College Football H-t IN~ faoltNIN k._. .. ~~wcllly· .... Arlt-ill USC Ari,_ S.. 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The "1t.ne.~ s<od Cooper then ai.kl•c1 Martin how he bc<'amc in· ,·olved in baseball, and Martin !>aid, "J ust sm art" With that. t he w1tnl'bi. s:.ud Ma rtin plact-d the $500 b1U on thl· bar and made the b<'t "~TllJ,. IT DID~'T look il kt- anyth1ng ~ould happ1•n"' th•· ~ llnl'~ !>aJd "The man dltln t take him up on 1t nght ciway They continued talking · · Eventually, Cooper plaet.':. said Ma run left flri.t and Cooper followed. the witness said. "The next thlng J know, Billy comes back. throws $5 on the bar aD<1 say&. 'Howard. let's get oUL of here'" Cooper refused to hie char2cs and remained unavailable for comment. We Call Peter Winterrcld at {714) ~.56.lO for lcaslna information. 2626 Harbor Boulevard, Costa Me~. California. This is your special opportunity to saw moneay on ptoducts that can 50V9 gas. , ·- ~-------------~-------------~ : SAVEGO--,i: SAVES16 : I on o se1 °', E>OGOn. ~ o.tt.d P.odlot Tm I on a*°'' Ados Slh.,-. 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Fall~~ ~ ~~oreoffenngvotvflono VCl'lelYot ~ 10 Qet 'fOl.X 001 reod"(for Wln(ef • blol<.e~ • Unlllo ()41 c:tionQe hl\et" (,!\be ~ p!Otl Ol9 n ~ 0a , fwOJl:ll ,.,., .'.)() flm 0( ~ ~~=~ EIOIOll d9olel\ -.,_OM\~ or.a~"""'°' tnOf VOl"f "'°"' ~~ . -.--.. --·-----·--· .. -.... ........ .. 7 I 4 ~.October». tm Seattle's Gambling Pa1s I Atlanta'• Miraclea a' Thing oft~ Poat .. By Huskies . ATLANTA <AP> -The darinl Seattle Se1bawk1 lolled the 1taadard Nation1l Footb1ll lAa&':f"ybook out tbe window few llcMMlay lli1bt televtak>n debut, t.bea aat back and sweat~ ed out a IUt·mlnute rally by the Atlanta Faleona, whose mlrae&es 1ppartntly ran out a year a10. The Seabawks, conceived tbrouah expanaton four years a10, used three fourth-down 1ambles i n tri mming the Falcons 31·28, but not before Atlanta bad t be ho metown crowd ot 52,566 screaming. The Falcons scored with 51 seconds left. then recovered an onside kick and marched to the Seattle 13 before Steve Bartkowski was intercepted in the end ~one by Dave Brown with only 35 seconds left. ''Tbe ~ ,POlDt WUD't tbe ••mblel tboulb," •aid Seaule Coeeh Jae\ Patera, whose youqltan an DOW f.5. "'lbe tunalq pcUt. wu Brown'• ln· tereeptlan ... 8&aROW8&1 called the . p111 bl.I moet diaappolnlinc ln b1a five yean wtth the Falcons. ''I can't remember a pass that was any more disappointing than that one," said the dejected former No. J draft choice .. "I thoutbt we bad a chance. Jim Zorn , the scrambling Seattle quarterback, who ac· counted for two touchdowns and set up another with a 20-yard pass to place-kicker Efren Her · rera, also thought the Falcons had a great chance to win in the final moments The Seahawks -ad apparently wrepped It upon S•ATTLZ (AP) - a 2'·yard touchdown run by Du The Rtcb Camarillo DoonU.nlt with 1:51 left to play attalbllity que1Uon. 11 for a 31·21 lead. Doomink bad 1 n 1 we r e d t o ta. e converted a fourth-down play HUsfaet.loD ol Unl~l· only moments earlier to keep ty of Wa1hin1·t-n the drive going. Athletic Dlrector Mllce "MY 11IOUGtrr8 WERE it's Lude. either overtime or we're behind. ''Everything Is all But if they bad scored, there's right," Lude said llOD· ootbing we could have done," day in response to re· said Dan. porta from Oregon tbat "Bartkowski did a super job the Paclfic·lO Con· coming back the way he did. But ference Council still Brown and t he reat of tbe might find the Husky guys bung in there and eot the punter ineligible. key play. That's what re ally won it for us," he said. Seattle stunned the Falcons with fourth-down gambles four times during the game which was played in an interm1ttent drizzle, converting three and barely missing on the other. UCLA raised ques- tions about Camarillo's sta tus last weelt . Camarillo bad been a walk-on at UCLA prac- tice aesaiofts in lm. If his transfer to a junior college, then to the UW, bad been found in viola· lion of conference rules. the Hwiktes' Pac.10 vie· tories could have been forfeited. ATLANTA'S ROBERT PENNYWELL HITS DAN DOOANINK IN MIDAIR. ASU's Problems Only Beginning ZORN SCOllED Seattle's first touchdown on a 34·yard run on a fourth and five situation and tossed a four· ya rd pass to Sherman Smith for another score i.n the second quarter for a 14·14 tie. Last Saturday in Los Doomink scored on an eight· Angeles , Ca m arillo yard nm to give the Seabawks averaged a lmost 49 a 21·14 halftime edge. The TD yards on six kicks as was set up when Seattle faked a the Hwikies beat UCLA 55-yard field goal attempt by .34·14. KERWIN BELL JIM GLEED The Golden SO Area Football Leaders Listed PHOENIX, Ariz. <AP> -The Arizona State University foot· ball program already is the sub· ject of investigations by the school, the NC AA and state police. Now comes word that the Pacific-10 Conference is probing the e liJtibility or eight Sun Devil P,layers. "IT INVOLVES a c adem1r progress which has to do '41th conference rules and not NCAA rules," Wil es Hallock, Pac-10 commissioner, s aid Monday of the latest investigation. However, Hallock also stat<.>d that "in some aspects. there might be NCAA violations." Hallock said it is "possible, but not inevitable" the probe could lead to forfeiture of some or a ll of the Sun Devils' victoriei: this season. days we wtU have a resolution on this," Hallock s<iid. ROB E R T K NOX, ASU's fa cu lty re presentative for athletics, said the problem in· volves transfer credits He said if the confrr e nce h as not fin1 !.hed its invC'.,tlgat1on by this wcekl'nd. tt 1s probable that thP player:-. in qut•.,t1on .,.,ould be withheld from pla~ ing against Stanford "no'< said tnt• 1ne11g1b11lty q U{•..,hon "'o'-brought to his at ll'nt1on on last 1 ut·sdd} He ... aid Dr Fred M1 lll'r. 1\St.: athletw direC'lor. <.tnr1 Pat Kuehner. an a:.sistant :.ithletH' director. un coven'<! the problem during an int<'rnal 1nvest1gal1on "by the athletic depart ml·nt Kn ox said he met Wcdnesda\ with ASU Provos t P a1g~ ~ulholland and rei.:1strar Enos Underwood. ASU, RIDING a five-game "WE CONCURRED wt> i.hould victory streak, is 5·2 overall and refer the matter to the con · 3·1 in conference play. It has an fcrence," said Knox outside chance at the Pac·lOtitlc The NCAA invcsl1gat1on tnto and a Rose Bowl bid that goes ASU 's football program was re- with iL. -quested last week by Dr J ohn • Hallock would neither identify Schwada, the school's president the players nor state the nature Howeve r . there have been of the charges. He did state that published reports that the NCAA the investigation was requested began look.ing into the football Herrera, who broke through the ~==~~::;;;=:::;=::;;;;ii middle and caught the fourth· down pass from Zorn at the Atlanta 17 Tht> gamblf' that railed came on d fourth and 12 al the Seattle 3:? .,., hen puntt·r llt•rman Weaver passed n1nl• yards to J esse Green Tht• f'alcons failed to~============~ cap1tahze ho .... eH•r . .,.,hen Tim Mazzetti m1<>sed a 25-yard held goal THE FALCONS SCORED on a 35 ~ ard run b) Lynn Cam and a JI).~ ard rumble re~overy by Rick B) as in the operung half and Bartko.,.,sk1 hit Ryckman wtlh touchdown lO:.St'!t Of 17 and 20 \Jrd~ • A!> fo r tht-gambling &-attle of· rense. /',om :.aid he didn't con- !>ider the fourth-down plays gamble~ ··unusual maybe ... he said .. You don't H·e 1t every day but we don 't call them gambles ft ·s fun We work on 1t seriously We don't laugh about 1t. but t'\ er~ body en JO)., 1t. We JUSt let 1t a ll out torught ·· Patera also pointed out that the Seahawks work on the plays in practice. ··Some won and 10me don't 0 pager WIDE AREA COVERAGE ORANGE CO.-J,.A. '17.10 ........ ....... SO DEPOSIT ON APPROVED CREDIT fteDmlly ........ GeMm .. <Last week's big plays of 5t yards or · more) by ASU's athletic department. program at least as early as Pa1sblg (Last Week) "Hopefully. in the next few August 1. Frank Seurer <Edison> 11·15·0, .----------------------__ _ W e do them in pra('tice:· ________ _, he :-.did 80 -Kerwin Bell, Ed ison <touchdown pass from Frank Seurer> 80-Jim Gleed, Dana Hills (kickoff return for touchdown) 52-Mark York. Fountain VaUey I touchdown pass from Andy De Luca) Tbe Season 97-Taylor <Marina); 93-Banner <San Clf'me nte>; 86-Tem pleton (Irvine); s:>--Roberts <Irvine) and Carlyle <Mater Del); 80-Gleed <Dana Hills) and Be ll (Edison); 77-Bright (Corona del Mar); 72- Bachmeier <Ocean View) and Hobart <University); 71 -Taylor (Marina); 70-Be ll (Edison >; 66-Thompson <Huntington Beac h ); 64-Boyer <Edison ); 63-Moser (Ocean View>; 62-Brlghr<Corona del Mar), Bauer <Costa Mesa), Kraiss <Estancia>; 60-Schnitger (Corona del Mar); 59-York (Fountain Valley); 58- Moser <Ocean Vie w ); 56-Bell C Edison ) and Taylor (Marina>: 55-Jimenez <Newport Harbor): 54-HunUey (Marina) and Cates (Newport Harbor); 53-Hunlley (Marina); 52-Starll:man (Costa ·Mesa), Spencer (Mater Dei) and 'Ba uer (Costa Mesa); 51-Bell (Edison); 50-Bauer (Costa Mesa>. Area S&adsdcal Leaders ......... (LaM Week) 1. Bob Urmson (Estancia) 27·149; 2. Kerwin Bell (Edison ) and Al Varisco <Mat.er Del) 15·107; 4. Jeff Banner (San Clemente) 24·98; 5. J im Gleed (Dana Hilla) 18-93. SeUOllR ...... 1. Kerwtn BeU (Edi.aoa) 118·1,033, 8.7 ; 2. Jim Taylor CMarioa) 100-668, 6.6 ; 3. Bob Urmaon (Estancia) J.28.0&. 4.t ; 4. Cbria Brtabt <Corona del Mar> 123-5'18, 4.7; 5. Jeff Banner <San Clemente> 101-445, 4.4. 225 ; 2. Lance Stewart (Laguna Beach) 8·18-2, 204 : 3. Andy De Luca <Fountain Valley) 12·23·0. 185; 4. Paul Sizelove ffiana Hills> 8-14·2, 134 . 5. Ray De Avila (Irvine) 13·28-J, 133 Season Passing J. Frank Seurer (Edison) 6().105-4, 1.068; 2. Andy De Luca <Fountain Valley) 70-133-10, 964 : 3. Sam Aiello <Marina) 48-81·3, 8Z7: 4. Phil Spencer <Mater Dei) 50·97·2, 808; 5. Bill Lux <Costa Mesa) 47·00·7, 764 Receiving (Last Week) 1. Dan Bauer CCosta Mesa) 8-UO; 2. Mike Davis <Laguna Beach) 6·146 , 3. Mark Boyer <Edison> 5-89; 4. Mark York (Fountain Va lley) 4·106, Fred Placka (Gana Hills) 4·50. Mark Roberts (Irvine> 4·53. Artie Moore Clrvin e ) 4·51. Dale Templeton (Irvine) 4-27. Seuon llettiving 1. Dan Bauer (Costa Mesa) 45·737 ; 2. Mark Huntley <Marina) 27·500; 3. Mark Boyer <Edison) 22·378; 4. Mark York <Fountain Valley) 19-449; 5. Gary Fowler <University) 18·191 ; 6. Mark Ratto (Maler Del) 17·287 and Terry Bachmeier <Ocean View) 17·212. Scoring <Last Week) 1. Chris Starkman (Costa Mesa) and Kerwin Bell (Edison) 18; 3. Lance Stewa rt (Laguna Beach>. Mark York <Fountain Valley), Roberto Cervera (Estancia) 12. Seuon Scoring 1. Kerwin Bell (Edison> 96; 2. Jlm Taylor (Marina) 54; 3. Dan Bauer <Costa Mesa) 48 ; 4. Jeff Banner <San Clemente) 47 ; 5 . Scott Giem (Newport Harbor) 44 ; 6. Chris Starkman (Costa Mesa) 42. 61,000Sigf!aturesFor Kush PHOENIX <AP) - PeUtioDI with some 81,000 alpatures uldng for Frank Ka1h •a re· iutatelllent .. Arizoo• State University bead football coach were turned over to the Arilona-801rd o f Re1enuSUnday. Tbe peUUbna were preMDted to a rq•ts' repreHn,atlve by a aroup o1 a.bout 500 Kuah su pporters wbo participated in a "Walk 'Tm very, very confi. for Frp Kush" lo the dent that the r e 's a state capithl. minimum of duplica· Cath y Wbile , a tion." Phoenix housewife who Two of Kush's sons. or1anized the march, Danny aod Dave, spoke aa ld regent Rudy to the marcben. Campbell bu pronµaed Kush wu ousted Oct. tbe petitions will be of. 13 by Fred Miller, ASU ficlally received by the athletic director, wllo board at tts next meet· said Kush had attempt· ln1 NO¥. I. ed a cover-up ln a $1.l SM Mld tbe petitions m llllon la•suit. flled were collected over a a1ain1t Kush and .the nlne·day period and school •. It's our business to be on top of things. That's why we're establishing our Orang1: County Regional Office in the Jarg-e~t office• building in the county. And why our parent company, lrnpenal Bancorp, is moving its corporate office~ hert'. We're committed to com- mercial and real estate banking innovations and services that will help your business prosper. Now()pen-Orange County Regional Headquarters 695 Town Cent.er Oriv~ South Coast Plua And the kind of personal attention to your husine~ need~ that ha~ madt' u~ one of the fa."tt>~t -grnwing banks in America-more than a half-bill.ton dollan:. in a::;sets in just 15 years. We want you r bu~i · nc:-;~. a nd when we get it, you <:an bet we'll s tay on top of it.. •I M Rerion,1 Omcea wlt~ln Callfomla-:-,.Btlverly Hills · L.A. lni.ernatlonal Airport.• Sherman Oaks TorTance • We~t Loe Angele • Westchester• Western & Imperial (Loe Angeles)• Wilshire & Vermont <Los Angele >•Woodland Hill~· San Diego • San Franclaco •San Jo~. Jn Oran.-County: AJ11heim -Lincoln at Beach Bl vd.• Co!ta Me~a-South Co1u1t Plau. • Orange-2249 Tustln Ave.• Santa Ana-17th at Brbtol. Orange County Offices: (714> 836~t • Member FDIC ,. An Oktobe rfest of·G e ,...an·A•erlean Soccer Youth soccer players from Huntington Beach got a taste of how the sport is played in Germany when a team of 15-to·lS.year-olds visited from Hamburg this week. The Germans won, 7·1, against a Region 55 all- star squad. ·At left, Huntington Beach Coach Alice Kller spurs on her team. Above left, Ron Hetherington Three Vie for To11r Spot Carrasco , Feil, Kran tz Make PGA Bids By BOWARD L. llANDY beoefitting the South Coast Medical Center of 0t•o.itY,.....Mlff South Laguna Beach. Three ·Orange Coast area golf en will be There are two types of ticket reservatJom. One among the 120 aspiring profesaiooala at the PGA for a 1eneral admission ticket at $10 and the other tour fall qualifytac school beginnlnc Wednesday at for *30 which also tncludea boapitaUty tent Waterwood Natlooal ln Huntsville, Texas. privileges and a penonaliJed badte. Survtvtnc the ortOnal field of ao players wbo The one-day tournament calla for five teams . competed at regional tournaments are Ray Car· each comprised of a mu and a woman pro· ruco of Irvine; Bill Feil of Laguna Nlauet; and fesalonaJ who has won a major tournament and the . Mike Krantz of Huntington Beach. Alao in the field two top U.S. amateur cbamploaa on a slxth team. ls Mark Wiebe of Escondido who won a PGA event They will play 18 boles for $180,000 in prize money. at Mission Viejo early this year. For ticket resenations, call the South Coast MARTI N. • • ranks of the unemployed and returned him as manaaer. repladnl Lemon. All went well unUI last week when Martin was involved in a sklrmlsb with Joseph Cooper, an Illinois marshmallow salesman, after a meeting in a Bloom· ington, Minn., ba r . Coope r wound up with 15·20 sUtcbes. Martin said the man fell on a rug. • "G eorge was abso lutely crushed," Fugazy said. "He kept saying, 'I can't be a watch· dog. I can't let this keep going on'." The number of cards to be iJaued at the school Medical Center, 499-1311, Ext. eoc or the El Niguel will be anDOWlCed prior to the fmt round on Wed· CC, 496-5767. Dorothy Heacock la tournament com· MARTIN MEEKLY SENT nesday according to Deane Beman, PGA Tour mlttee chairman for the medical center. word to Steinbrenner that, con-commiuioner. trary to h'5 previous account, be I (11) batUes Hamburg's Chris Bray. Above right, HB's Nicholas Odbiambo (an excbarige student from Kenya> shows some;spirited footwork. Below, Hunt· ingt.on Beach's Warren Yosbizuko <left) fires a twist· ing shot past two German defenders. Shackles, Slavery? Yank s Pin Strip es on T wo NEW YORK (APJ -It isn't exactly shackles and slavery. but Jim Spencer and Bucky Dent have decided to stay with the New York YanJtees. snub- bing the freedom of free agency and the possible bidding war for their services. Dent signed a five-year con- tract and Spencer a four.year agreement as they opted for pinstri pes over the ope n marketplace, which could have driven up their value. No flnan· cial terms were disclosed. '"THE TEMPrATION of free agency was there." s aid the 32-year-old Spencer Monday at a Yan'kee Stadium news con· ference anDOlDlcing the signing of both players. "U we couldn't work.out the terms. then I would have gone into the draft. It's possible to get more in the draft, but maybe not ." "If you have your heart and mind set on staying witb your team and if thinp work out. you shouldn't go free agency," said Dent, ?.8. "But I didn't think the Yankees wanted me." Owner Georse Steinbrenner, however, recenUy courted Dent and Spencer, convinced them the Yankees were very interest· ed. and the two infielders de- cided not to test the free •teat waters. • • • bad actually struck lbe auy. 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M Ile Is land, Britain and France are pressing ahead wllh plans to ex, pand atonuc energy, But the nuclear option has run into trouble m other European countries Sweden a nd We-.1 Germany, for example , rac~ sti!f public opr><>s1 t1on to further use or I nuclear power -at lealjl partly because of I the radlataon leakage at I the pla nt pear ll a r risburg. Pa ., during seven days last Ma rch and Apnl In Sweden, "here th1· issue has already top pied one govnnmt·nt . pl ans arl' undl·r w;iy for a national referendum on nuclear power next March that could mean dis mantling the coun try's ~ix nuclear rcae tors, In Germany, anll nuclear lobbyists have about a dozen nuclear projects tJcd up in the courts. Even in the Soviet Union. where nuclear eneray bas loog enjoyed unq uestlonlng public s upport. experts have recently expressed re , servations about safety as the U.S S.R, pursues an a mb1t1ous program of atorruc power. Western Europe 1s very much dependent on importe d oil, and nucle ar power is seen as a prime a lternat.Jve to "I can't remember if it was $32.41 or $41.32!' "No problem!' If you have a question about youi checking account, our computerized system can help fix it. We can tell you the amount. date and number of the checks that have cleared ~ince your last statement. So, you see. things that are problems at other h:mk!-. an: no problem at California Fir::it. CALIFORNIA I FIRST BA~~ < I \ ' w~at President ~alcry No lnlmum • Day-in-day-oul lnteres l • Annual Yield 8.24°0 G1 scard d 'Estaing o f France has ealled "a • Compounded Quarterly. Also highest inlerest paid on Money rare. and Jlrec1ous com-Marke t Certificates. mod1ty,'' Nations in the Euro, pean Common Ma rkel --Sritain, France. We~t • Serving Californians for over a decade, German y , lt a l y,FRE Belgium, Ireland, Lux-E Stunning ne'~ "'"' ,..,, '" 11111~ 1n ... 1rumcnt. Wntl''t tn b111h 1 nJ e m b o u r g . t h c & blul· Your.., \\hen "'u 11p1.:n anv m·w ac<:uunt jl Am ti Netherlands and Den, ACCOUNTS PROTECTED "",, 1 '"J\lmum ul SI0.000.00 m a rk -togethe r get '· n" •• " '""'' I .,,.~ ...... ~(~hi ...... "I ' ~" n It• ( ~ltl•imt. I IOJllO..J (r..J,, \ l.OIJl\ of 10,J percent of their 111.1r1,r1 ''''"'·•"'°"""1 ........ 1cudt m "r. ,,,.,., .... 1.,.,rl"'qOt~ 11111wr 1.hHtAl\'TY CORPORA electricity from nuclear ""' 111 1\Il!Hk"\1 ... '111111 K "'·"H"""" l <11<P111< """ '01< "'"''RI,,, 'nr m reactor.., This 1s expect-111 1111 "\ 11 01 l \I II Uk'I' l,1,1 I<•"""'' ed to rise to a bout 40 percent by 1985. " U.S. Workers Cheap Labor? ~ WASIDNGTON CAP> -The h ead o f the J apan-based Sony Corp. says the ratung value of the dollll?' means that U.S. worker s now represent a source or cheap labor for building Sony television sets. A kio Mori to, Sony chairman. said ln an in- terview published lo the November issue of Tbe Atlantic Monthly that the wages Sony pays its U.S. workers are lower than Japanese wages. 0 Piifer WIDE AREA COVERAGE ~00.-L.A. ;}flt. NO ot:POSrr ON APPBOYID CREDIT -11:; <,.1U1h H1 Jtk.I UhJ t.k nJjll l.ihl ~ll'M 12131 247~(21 l) 14'17t>ISI 1108 W. 17th Stn"-"1. Santa Ana C.ibf 9270b 1712'1 S'i8,~71 DIAMONDS FOR 1HE IMYISTMINT CONSCIOUS IUYB PUICHASEAT WHOLESALE PRICES Al ••an• lllM .. wllW t.r .. u.s.•.s. fu.llM $ ..... 81 th _I .. See fkel ... I ... f c...ewt. a.4tr c.-~Price .50 1 F 7 ws , F .67 ws, 0 .7 0 .93 WS1 H .99 vvs, F 1. G 1.02 VS a E 1. 0 1.12 vs , F vs ,.1 H Above dllmondt .... onlY • pertlel •ledlon of our ln~ntoty Of OtmltOMt end iire evelllible eubfect to prior sale. For further detailed Information on our buying Ind Mlllno PfOOldu,.. plene wrlteorcallt~ay, C7i4lllJ.llll • P. WILCH a COMPANY ..... ......... _ ............... ........... C..tUM T r . ._ '"' ,, •111 I I .... --DllW."INOT' '~· Octoller •• 111'1 -:'I ,..., r' ,. ~!t . u.Jfl WA&lpNGTON NP) TM Job picture 1Ull autlua ... le"7 rl'IM and SlelMr aM ..... ....._II,_.,.. lookilll fw woft, aecordlD1 ,.._ ...... of WarMr llM& ..... of Coet.a Ill"•· '° U.. LUor ~ Calif. bavt attended • CallfQnla .,.. meettn1 ol la a.,u • ._, omeJU say, tlMn wen more major marinit dealert bolttd by Jobaloa Out tbaa a balf·IDill'-penaUMt. f•U·Ume JoM boairdalnWaullttan. Ill. avallUle ~ ltat4 ...... ,.._. Ml"riN ol· Guy Ozrs'sll' .. of lrvbM bu beell promot~ fletila eel to copy di.rector at CM_..,_ Que, U•1•• n. su.• opeel.,. a~ble ...,...-. an 6 C.., bit., • SOUthero California advtrtialq, •"'91t al a,m jobe at u.e 19 lot-al Job bank.a pubUc N l•Uonl and marttetlns firm. red lD ta. -la.-l • ....___ •• , ...... H. 8w .... y, who wUJ be rejoinlna ~• aaney. ·-um .., •-25 per-Lect111 ee.n., I•. in early November, bu been tent ._ dlM lMl S.,..mber, tt ll u lnereue ot named a vl":/iretldent of the company. He will be 1.4pe~fromAupat. w ActOl"dbla to u.. department'• moothly "Oe· headquarter inDubUo,Caut. UoM la betr_..... -rt I b--.o1•-~ l"lllaHlal G,.., be. baa taken a cupa -re_.,, mate • .. "'11'111" flv J.9,: leaae on 1 .1~1qu.are-feet of apace in were tM molt ~ worten, with lt,431 jobs Bull 8 of the Ceoerpoint.e Project. located at ;;'.~1!:'~wtde at pay ransinl from 12 90 to 19782 MacArthu{' JUvd., Irvine. from Vortac As· soc1utes, a C'ollfornaa partnership. Value of the Other typtW of work with plenty of openings an lcoaeboldli.Sl20,750 rluded construction laborer. 12,$84 JObs, 1eneral no.s Browae bas bought the 11,000-square-foot clerk, U .100 openin11. and clerk·typaat, 12,089 building at 10070 Katella Avenue, Anaheim, from •J_o_bs _________________ _.-~~.::.Air CoadJUonln& compaay Sale price was Mle4M.-y? WT,....O... MESA MORTGAGE MAY AIWWolOt. l'IWAT'E Oii MlfT1JTICJfW F~ MO,..,AYPIMA&.n Prompt Court.ous Sefvlc~ A~.._ lllU"'-....... , ..... CAll PAT WALLEI IJJ·"IO ._ Hf·HJ41 • • ·Solve Your. 1 W9 Tax Probiems Howl! Enjoy tM -. ..... ef •to a~ tH deduction lft 1t7t wltlle ,.rtklpeti"• Ill • hl91tly profit· motJvMed lftvestm.nt. · • T" ~of tl'lls lnvHtment Is Oft• of 99Und11en. I • T ...... t91!t""9 "*'It for ....,......_r.e .. 1n. •Tax ••••it have been rendered In favor of ................ h SOIWM Of .. nation's ,.,.... ,,........,~ faw aftCI itCCountlnt firms. • TIM amount flt Ws lnvHtment may be adjusted to meet your personal flnanclal situation. ,_. . At;t now and pay less incol)'lfl tllJlt 1n 197911· I ~llALD L ICOZAX ANAMCW. saVICES .,... ..... •-W...Zl 220 Newport Cntlr Orin Hewport IHch, Cll,_.. '26'0 644-2507 . ·---·· -- Stuart Austin of Balboa. former director of re- Ports. budgets and forecasts at ITT World Head· quarters an New York City, has been named assis· tant comptroller, I'M' Components and Semlcon· ductors Group. M. Jobn Lippman, a uthor, lecturer and authority on pension services, has become a prin· c1pal in the Newport Reach-based actuanal firm of Brian R. Demsey & Associates. George Musick has been promoted to regional vice president of II. Bruce H&Dff, Inc., an apart· ment house brokerage firm. Musick has been serv- ing as manager. Orange County operat.ions. s ince the firm opened its sixth omce at 1201 North Main St., Santa Ana, in March of this year Gordon Ken 'has Joined Letterman Transac- tion Services, Inc. as controller of operaUons and production in corporate headquarters In The Let- terman Building, Irvine CharleH E. Vance of Arcadia has been appoint· ed direct.or , employee benefit plans at Pacific Mutual and vice pres ident, Insurance services at PCC Financial Services Company of Newport Beach, a Pacific Mutual subsidiary. Bank of Newport has announced the appoint- ment of Gleada Moberg as operations officer for the bank's Dover at 16th Street branch. William Calnek of Buena Park has been ap- pointed vice president, loan administration for the Bank of Newport. Peter L. Marr, vice president and resident manager of the Newport Beach offi ce of Coldwell Bankf'r Commercial Broker•ge Company, has been appointed a first vice president by the na- tional real estate broker age company. Francis C:. Osw-ka has joined Crocker Bank as vice president and manager of the bank's Orange County construction finance de partment • .' $50,000 to $500,000 Or. Maurice Allard has s<:hcdul ed an open houi.e in his new ~tudio, s.129 University Ave . Irvine, from 2 to 4 p.m . Nov. 11. The public 1s be· ing inVlled to attend and view the new offices in the Irvine Music Center Bui lding The apr>0intmenl of Robert R. McCoy of Costa Mesa to be west coast sales representative for Specialty Elastomers has been aMounced t • INCOME PROPERTY SECONDS • lnl«H••t only p;oyment ··-• w .. .,i.av co••lt•ente • Monthly ft1ndlft9• RonaJd B. Watld.os of Irvi ne hits been promot- ed to vice prei.idcnt in the cash managf·ment cil: partment of Union Bank's marketrng division. • Co-et'Ci•I • b -""'• to 3 y-r• Carol L. Polance has been appointed to the position of Assistant Manager at the f"ountain Valley branch office of SouLb Coast Bank. • R«Sidentlltl • ~•th4tn' C.llfomu r-• ( r1f1f.,(t IH1I loen lnfor-tion .. "'le• t ., t.,,,11r t1r1,tnrtn•t ru·•·d (714) 759-1515 AMERICAN HOME MORTGAGE 230 N11wp0rt Cente• Onve Oeaoon Pll\/11 Newport Be~ch Caltforl'11e 92&60 Gloria Zlper of Newport Beach, president of Gloria Zigner & Associates, Inc .. public relations. has been named Orange County chairperson for the American Cancer Society's 1979 Great American Smokeout campaign. Irvine banker Donald E. Wllsoe has been named vice president and manager of Crocker Bank's new Irvine IndUBtrlal office which opened earlier this month at 17897 MacArthur Blvd. near R~d Hill Blvd. in Irvine Aatboay F. Mucbe of Huntington Beach, vice president/Director of Marketing for Security Federal Savings and Loan Association, has been named president or the Westminster Kiwanis Club for the 1971H980 t.erm. He is a 14-year member of Kiwanis and bas been Involved with the Westminster Chapter for two years. 13.280'10 Annual Yield 6-Month Mone~ Market Ac count ($10,000 minimum) Effective October 25 thru 31 Annuahzeo yield assumes funds remain on deposit for 12 months at the same annual rate. Rates are subject to change at renewal. Federal regulations require a substantial penalty for ear1~lthorawal and prohibit compounding of interest on 6-month Money Market Accounts. IMMEDIATE AVAILABILITY OF FUNDS Should you need the funds, you can avoid the required substantial penalty for earty withdrawal by using our Savings Loan. At Mutual Savings you can borrow up to 90% of your savipgs balance and pay only 1% more Interest than the account earns ... less than charged by many savings and loans. Call or v1s1t a Mutual Savings office for further Inf ormatlon. ACCOUNTS INSUR ED TO $40,000 BY A U.S. GOVERNMENT AGENC1. MUTUAL SAVINGS Downtown Santa An•: 631 North Main Streel/(714) 547-9741 Corona def M•r: 2867 East Coast Hlghway/(714) 675·5010 Fo..maln V•lley : 17900 Magnolia Street/(714) 963·8396 Open Sal. 9a.m.·1 p m AN UNITY udioiifl c.pistr8"0·San C14Nnentt : 570 C8mlno dt &tretla/(714) 493·~1 Open Sat. 9a.m.·1 p.m. ' /tloneg Supply Error J Charles Partee. left. governor of the FcdcraJ Reserve Board, le ans over to talk to Fredenck H . Schultz. v1ce-chainnan of the Federal Reserve Board. wtule the two appeared before the House Bank.mg and 1-'inance Committee in Washington this week. The panel 1s looking into how the "'ederal Reserve miscalculated the U.S. money s upply by $3.7 billion earlier this month Aircmft 1 Saks Boost Profits ST LOUIS <API lncrea!>ed d t'lt ven~s o f comm e r cial a 1rc rart he lped Mc Donnell Douglas Co rp. earn $49 million. o r Sl 25 per s hare, on :.ales of SI 31 billion in the third quartn company chairman1 Jame i. ~ Mc OoMell annotf.tlced ln compan son, the company earned $42.6 milhon. or SJ 10 p• r share. on salei. or Sl billion in the third Quarter or last year I NfW T()_.,lf Ar' t; ... ~1,~ h ]'<'1 ~ •• -,, ~"",.'~~~;:,~~~·,'' g~·,<::~., 1~·· ~~ ,. : ~;.' ... : '°""~•• ,_,. .. .,,., .... r1 .. •1n1i'l ,. ,. ~ , ... r1,..1401• --~J .,,~, (•I •' 'i • 1 ' I The company said 1t alway' report.., 1t.s per 1>hare earnings 1n rully-dtluted form, which take:-. into cons1deral1on warrants and convertible se<'unt1M THIRD ql'ARTER <oa ll:''> wen· mdde up <>f :19 perct:nt com merr1al ano fit p •rnnt govf'rn JOt'nt bU.'>lnl'!'>'>. Mc Donnell \aid In lhf-f1r'>t nine m<1nlh!> ()( 1979. net •ncom'· wa'> Sl47 4 ( h •·r Tia~ <:ountfAr MA SO Listinq\ • "'""' ~ • •• ~"·"'" ,. , ........ .. ~ P"N'"I,. l7 , .. ,. '\ ~.,,. ... " million, or S3 75 per share. oo ... ates of S3.9S billion, compared with $117 2 milhon, or $3.02 per '>harf', 00 saJes Of $2 96 bilhon ID the hrst three quarters of 1978. The aerospace concern 's firm backlog on ~pt 30. 1979. waJ. a rt'cord $6 68 billion, compared with $5.45 bilhon a year earUer, 1t ">a1d The backlog excluded gov- nnment orders not yet runde<i to the corporation • I .._I ltt 1' f)P" A I ~ t PW IO•ln•t"Q h~I ''~'"'"'' • '~ 1t11v· r f ,,..,.,,. r 1 • , ~· lf'\f I I VI ft I f4 • r •• , fll'' , .. # ~., .. 11 ,. I '•w t"'"' ,.,,.,. 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Many disas&en are covered ln this book, enough to add up to $100 mlllion. but oot all of that, mind you, was Money Tree Royal Little's money. U .. this book teaches you a nything, lt·s to play with other people's money. .. FOR EXAMPLE, in 1931, lwo years after tbe stock market cr ashed. Llttle tbougbl the tJme had come to buy. But be need(-d money Well, LltUe happened to know an m· suraoce broker and they struck th1~ deal Little bought $500.000 or lJfe an.surance from the broker. who, an return,. guaranteed .. $100.000 b».DJc loan fo r Little. That was In ear· ly 1931. E.ngland went off the gold standard ln Seplember-1931 and UttJe reroWtts . "l 105t my courage, sold everything off, and took a s ubstantial bath." How he was able to cover his losses, be doesn't explain Knowing people. or having conncctJons. always helps. Little entered the textile business tn 1919. getllng an un· us ual opporturuty to learn every pha:.e of al. thanks to the good influt'nce of his un cle. Arthur 0 Lattlc. the noted coo· suiting engineer IN 1928, RO\' Al. Lallie helped to form Franklin Rayon Corp Somt' S200.000 had been rci1 sed but another $50.000 W:J ~ r('Qwred L1Ult• explain!'. th<sl it was raised .. Crom :J young rnan who wet.!> famalrnr with lhf textile 1nd1~try. and who~e family was qw~ wealth> olte gav<' ham J 1ob fo r which he was really not qualified treasurer of lbt: n~w company." f"rankhn turned 1ntn Atlantac Rayon. which -.pa wnL-d Atlanuc Parachute c World War ll bu.!>tne~:. l. which was the in:Hnedwtc predecet.sor of Textron. c:ilabhshed an 1943. Rv h1s own admissions L1tUe wa~ """er succes~ful an lhe tc.xllle bw.tnel>s It was :i $ene. of up:. and downs Yet an 1953. after Textron had lost monf'~ in 1952 and owed some SS mtlhon to bal\k.s. Little "'a ... able to lend more monev :.o that Tl•xtron <'QUJtl d1 .. t:rsifv '>Ul:>1dt• or lex· t ilt:~ b!o .. cqwr111g .J ~l LCIW!> m<inUfJtlUrt r THE "0.:'lll::Y CA" E from nnt• of 1 <:xtrnn :. chief cn•dator.-.... lr'>l ~at1011til lSank or Uo~ton . v.-hcn· the lend· tn~ offirf.'r. Hoger Damon, told Little "Roy, I think your "'holt-idea <JC unrelatt.-d d1Hr.,1fa cat1on 1s cra.t~ I am cert.am ~our plan i-. going t.o bl' <i failure. but to help con· '1nce )Ou that )OU are wron~. the First :"at1onJI Bank waU as~1:.t Pe rhaps you'll learn a lesson rrom lhlS one. Whl'rC <.~n thl' rl'sl of uc. find hank1·r" l1k1· this one" Stock Market Tries To End Long Slump NEW YORK I AP I Stock pnce~ rallied tn quiet trL1dang today, bnoalunf!outoflhcarslumpoCth<! pastthrc1· weeks The Dow Jont-s a\t!raJ(e of 30 mdustnals \.l.<I!>. up 15.19 points to823 81. wath 14 pointsofthe~ainanlhelast hour Gainers outnumbered losers by more than a 2·1 margin among New York Stock Exchange.lJsted tssues Analysts said the upswin~ s te m med more from technical forces W\thtn the market th~n any news develop- ments "The news backgroWtd ~rns to be the sa~. but stodts have apparently come down to pnces that some people find attracllve. •· said Charles Jensen at MKf Sec unties Ooµ:-Joul#,..t r~ra9e11 NlW t'(lfh.(AP t 1""f()owJOO~\•¥'Q ~ TOCIC\ Opon •"Q" t -CIO"' Ct-o rc;1w a1•o11lnilO11Je1 ·Ii•• :~ n ~JJ \4 118 II 1J1 M • J II ,., 1()11 11 " ~ 100 )t • 0 " :ti ft 'tlo 14 1IO \/ 18'. 9) • • l\ W'l tno ,:'l r, .. 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GORDO by Jeff Ma<NeUy by Ferd & Tom Johnson -... -....---·-~ ·-- I DRA88LE by Kevin F..- MC"! 1MA1'S '-Ott.l6 l'f1S ~ MIJl " '°uN "°I.I) loM£' I ~l.\JA~~ 'b l~ 'fE~\~\l ~ 1"0 d.~v~ 'fl.t( "ll/( 1"0 ll.(A~ 001" tv~~IM f,"€~'( ~6Aft! 1'U€ UJS10€ '? DR .SMOCK ANP, 1"0 R e.ASSURE ')IOU 1"HA-r' YOU Rf!AL.t,Y A RES I N A H'OSPl.,.-AL.., K IPPO, YQ.u'i..t-FINP ,.H A-r w e se:Rv e. A .MARGARtNIS THA-r AB SOt-U1"'f;?'::,.Y~ IASTe:S 1,..1 K e MARC;NAoR ' Ne.' MISS PEACH c KlU.'i S'cMOOI. .Atr:T'MCA~ I Wl*4 ~ Wl&"5 ~& IN noE lMGK OF TU& ~HOOL .... u_.,· l~f"t ' -• v--.... •'-"'"•' .,.... __ ... by Mef I Lauri11s Cl ·', . -·; " . ~~ TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE by Tom K. Ryan ~CROSS I l.Jght beam 6 Help 10$p# , .. Plgmen1 1S "l<Jov-' 16Um 17~oper 18 TUile 19 RMloflll 20 "- tleloved'' 22 Se1s 24 l ot>ogoan 26~ 27 8'N1hers 3 1 Atwrrs· 1>oe1 32 Qood.-t>y SQ. J.3 Seede .. J&Weg.- 38 Cotti 39 Abeta 40 Socu ,, Identity •2 01111nies 43 Mlt1u .. 8f'Oedl •5 HortlOnS •7 Sllores S1 Tower S2Joumeyect s. Of.in mll'I SB F'rosl !19 cancsid 61 Ronde Clly 62 Acldily 63 WiOeePfead 64~ 2won1S 65Cages 66 Tryst 67 &noer Della DOWN 1 Slum 2 S/\arpen 3 Alen - .. Card S Arbor lMITEO Feeture Syndlarte MondlY'• Pullie SotwrJ 6 E~ 27 ~ rliCetlofM 7 Globule 28 GW1'a ndt· 44 Roed wort· 8 Roof borders name era 9 ~s 29CNnt '6 -K-- 10 Potitr.oe 30 9'0o. ll'tngfs . 47 Bell re(>ly· Slang 48 Jtlty 2 words 3" Haz.wds 49 ~ 11 bpect 35 .. _ ff99" """'' ... 12 Fren<:nanm-36!allantown SO~ fly 37 ..... ,.,.. S3 Adroit 13 Cloltle 39 °""* S5 8'ltOln 21 Shi 40 Tiny Cfack se L.-91 blfdt 23 Minerlls 42 Ameree 57 Mtiture 25 lntroductle>n 43 O*P eo lorn TUMBLEWEEDS l'lm'OC11i" tlftAIN! l'U.1111.L. HIM VINV WJ!'RIMCKI ONe OF OUR MOl..65 PAN Off. . I HA1'trTWHE:N I LDSEA ~ .,-.,.-· '"'' ••. MAKSS YA Fa!l-LIKe ... J.JKE ... M"5. VAN SNOOT 14 COMING FOA LUNCH···! MADE A BIRTHDAY CAKE FOR HER b t5N1T SHE THE PRESIDENT OF YOUR 'CLUB ? ------..... --------ltylnNtltllM1illtr THAT SHOUl.0 PLEASE HER -~·,..-------~~--...-....-·.,, ·····----------.... ,. . -...... ----...... , -.... 7 .... ' .. Te T~.~30.tf11 .... ~ .................. ............. ~ • 111 ION to ""*-"' ~'° ... Md ,_.. jPM2) ... ~ ~ ....... l...M ,.,... ... ... • ,..IMO't~ ...,.,....,,...._.,.. CIM.,..,11\~IO-• ~~_, e-e. ,_...., .. l1G -.... .,.,._ • IT'Mlfa~ IM tr1oaoo An "#'•IOVa lellle l. ........... ..ttf\ 0-. Wiii• 4IOY ......... ~ cww-- ...... •Wtled CI09* '°' -~°'""'~ .... _.... • 0"91MY ~"'-"~ -~OHO tlO&..OQ'( ~The.._, .. ~== e:10. I UJW WC\' l.uoy"""' -be ..--led 104 tlMllng I ~· lllocl. • OIClK CAWTT a.-Joeepll w~ CP"11oC21 • OllEtfMY OU.I F<enk 8leW I TIC TAC DOUOH MUWCMWf'IH 7:00 C88 NEWS 8 NllCN£WS • HAl'f"YOAY8AOAJN ytt..., "''!>Ml IJ"1 tlll5 "'"' Relpll 09oOM to ,oon 111,. M.,.,__ I A8CNEWS w·4:s·H A O*f*al ,_eras th<> '1>77tll wtlh 1111 °"'°"'"" Cluo attw Hewl<ll'fll and Tr~ ~ave llos •O•f& hie • SAHFOAO AHO 80N l.Mnonl ~ to tlfN~ up Fred '• Imminent mamege fll 21TOHIGHT Pressure's On Robby Benson Is a college basketball player coached b y G O. Spradlin in "One on One .·• a movie premiering tonight at 9 on CBS, Channel 2. W JOICEJrS WIU> 7:aO 8 lWO ON n.E TOWN Connie Chung end SteYll '"awwoa Vtall a man ~ Gf\laade• 10 a11ow the 1togek2111Qn OI m11<•iuet>• tor C:•fl«'f p.ituent & .. IOoll .. , the tllllgiOUb boom In O.e.ng.. C..Wntv " h)()lt .11 11>41 Un11eo Sar•ice' 0roan. llllllOl\i f.I SHANANA Oueat Coon!i! Stf'WIM B NEWt. vwm GAME 1100.000 NAME THAT TUNE ID AU. IN THE FAMIL V Mike onllet'11~ some money end OfY95 a oope11on to "'8 McOove,~ 1c,.mp••O" GeUtH'lg """"* 10 "" !NI C4illng Cl) C)OOO T1ME8 IS 1"8 .,._ 10 IN llml+f•~ • MACNEii../~ AEPOM' I~ ({OJ HOU. 'fWOOO SQUARES 8'00 t) tJ.J C88 RE.PORTS .. The Baby Mal<41CS.. The "'°" ano con• of rtlO'!fll ~lf.lft l1141hald OI artiltChtl f111)fO<lUC110n are P Wl>"'90 ~8PEOAL The lnM<lly gf>Oll trtw to l>fllp Hillf'Y Sca•ay Clea• ht• name afle< "'* pr8C1 .cal '°"""''~()I~ pr~• he -pvlteBI " PRl9()NEA: Cfll &U)Q(H CtMlt VIII~ Clwto .. ,. ~ .. .,. ... ..,.._ ,_ Gold'' A llMt ......... ~l•.Wl'IQ ,,,..... of~ ••C>vnd I~ WOflCI It 9.:.0 • .,._. lwtoc>t I F" 111 The ._.,_Of TM~ r(' n.. polltlOt OilNftd IN .. of tf'9 r.tt llOll'*' 10 NA TO covnlrl•e e re ....,,..,"', uoe Wl1Qf9 ..oHT OUT Ollde ..... ~-11°'°8 d .,, wWneled """" -~lo.-· .... ..,., ,,,.., CIWlnglng twO ~lnto ... le V"O<ll• ~•'*'' tor HllllOwMn ..Mela 8'ed Md ,,,,,..., .-iic ....... end .. llOme .. .,..,_ ruc>1ed by an IMp1 l>uf"gler ..,_ ldefttlt; ~ to be • eN>Cii< to Angle I .QCBra WILD T'HE OOOOOUPUi °*'* 9*'1• "'* ~ he'• i-i wwtlng '°' ........ he ~· to ~ ,..,...., "' • t;OO~~ • • • ··0ne °" One" 11e1n Roe>«>y e.r.M>n. At....ne O"Toote. An ~ letie: 00ll*9* lre9'1fnen. Clftfted by • unlventty '°' Ille ~ ellltl&. soon '-"" ttle-l\¥1ft ,...,,_ ol 1~ 1cll01e1t1c: eporu WOf1d D Re.DOM AOAO Gideon Jec:k aon's IMuhemtMd All) 1111- ot tl'8 p1en1111ion "'8<1a !16lgnt>O<ing Wlllle land owners end Ku t<kJ• KI.in membefs to QrOl4"t 11111 -~ 8nQ onolentty f(:onciuM<>nl G «i TMAE.£'8 eot.W>Atl'f Ject<, J-and O>nwy telle "' • sany 7S..~~ man seek•no 11 ooup1e <>' lrtaky roommates ol ll<s own TtiBE TOPPERS KHJ G 6:00 -NBA Basketball. The Lak~n vlilt the W\ndy City to take on the Cb,lcago Bulla. I NBC G 8 :00 -Casper's Halloween Special. The friendly ghost helps out a practical joker in the cartoon show. followed by another called "Wllch's Night Out'' (see photo below). CBS 99:00 -"One on One." Robby Bensoo stars as a high school basketball st.ar disillusioned by the pressures of col· lege competition (photo at left) . el1.-rtl0ft• o4 • lo¥elV ~illdy D MAUDE ,,... plan• • ....-~ weOdit'O In wintry ....... ~ '°' """°" eno VMan 10:0ol I := ro.wn Two of Jorta111en l"O •• ~by·~ wNte~hOfW eAMYOU UST'ENINO? .. w_ Who Have H.o ""~ AMJ w~ Wr>o 01dn·1 Have An _ Abo<110n" 10:30,~EO< YOTUWl' PfPEl..IHE tt:OO 0 8 CJ) (lg, NEWS llW<E ME LAUOH MOVIE • • ·~ ··rtie ~1ion Of Trotaky'. f t9T:n RICtlat'd 8or1on. ~..... OelOl'I CD ... ,..8.H ~041 IS IOC()8p\«I 10 IM 1 amous w Veg..;4 w r11 JOHN DARLING ... Sc:N>or. 9l>d llegiM ~""~ "' "'* 40T71tl. • TMl8ENNYHLL. IHOW IMle9d "' '"""'*'II "" pr9tty gttl. 9eMy t>eCOmet ffl!C>P*d In the ekeota> • OO<CAVfTT ~I .JoMoh W..-nbeugn (Part I Ol 2) "1;) MA8'l'tRPIE()( n..AT"E 11:ao. Cl) aAANA8Y .IOHf.8 M onwtSlio-tion 1n10 a auPi)OMdly ac:cld..,t•• """'°*' ~ 8.wneoy to • oompl,Oll« em~ltng Nnclt CRl 0 llf.IT M CARSo.. ~011 Jof\nny C.rtOA TIMG GAME t.AAHFf MIUBt &amwv eno "'' detecilYM ,_ !O "981 Wiii\ I -eltl'ly """ ..-r~led IOf 5\"*'0 ~ #>Cl • pec)Mlr..,. un08 an.o. trom 1 "Y"'O totlet -I fR\ ID HOO.AM'S HEAOE.8 Cl) O£T SMART &:I CAPTIOH6> A8C NEWS -~- '"wao • TWIUC»fT ZONI A.n~~o- k• ~ • ~ "°"" .. Old WllOllWI CM OI PltY for '* '-~ ...CHILI • MTIMM'f • •lONIHT ··~11110ne" tt0a • 9 A8C MOYIS ..... ··~· o.by 11·· 111178) Sleptlwi ~· .... Rulll Ootdoft. • ta:ao. M0\111 ··" .. ,..,,_ ~ . o.t.ctM" ((135) P11111 Lul&ell. ~ Mlc;ihael • MOVll * • \4 "Men '" Th• ~ .. (! .... ) ~ ~FfWICle~ A ~ ....... ~ ll• Ne ~ wNI\ ... ,_ IO pl9ed lnMNty !Qt 11,. Cll9tlt. (2 lwa I • H(fllA ··Race F Of Gold" A herd ~ .. "'* dllellc ''MninO me11'10d~ of ()tymc)latl• •1ound tr•• llWOrld I& P<-led 12l«> 8 ()) C88 U n MOVIE • * * ··• LOv41 Alf&fl lhe ~ AMJ Lou~ Story.. ( 1117&1 8tytlle O•nner. Edwud ~""'-' 1~8 TOMOMOW G\19111 8ot> Avelllen. <Mlr'l'l'IMI "' tt.. AIM>lu-t_., C-ommut>tst PllMy. JoM El>lot!Q. • Ru6liM i.Glure< (iJ ...,.~ 1ton HW' Q) MOVIE • • • 'Jolln"y Come l •t•ly I 19•31 Jemee CllO"'ll'Y. M8'j01'141 ~ I:*> t!J WAU ITREET W£e< "'* c....,. Of 29 n.. .,,,.,.,, • • .. ,, Ouncl"'O ,,... tr~ of Ill~ .lnO OU< e<:<>- ~ ,,_hon 100., &<e •:.wn.neO iil>O ~ ::1= ~ NEWS " MOVllE • • ·~ Or u..-.. , .• ,, (1938) ..... ....,_, ..... .,, 8lldWln -~ ..,. ...... ~ (tllO) Devld ,.,,.,, Noell• AdMI l ,,.. ..... a.. l:lt .... 1:97 .... .U)O ~ • • • .. Zleftetd Qlrl .. 11M o J-s-en . L..wt 1""* • MOYIS •• "Number Se>oaMMll .. c 19321 AMe Or.y. Jolw'I St...n. oncted b1 Alhd HltCflC.iOC* 3:ti• MOYla • • • ·'TI119 """° C.-.d I.OW~ ( tlM ti ~ AUeMl.~OougiM. 1:1111 .... a:ao ~ • • ··n.e Mad DoctOt °' ~ SlrMl" CtlM11 UN M*'1cel lJOMI A,_... •:000 ~ • • • 'Odd• Ao••n•t r~·· (10$9) Hany 8elal0nl•. SNlleoy Winter .. •::JOfD ~I L.!HMfl AEJIORT 4:408 MCMl • n.e Gnoet 01 [)fegslrtp ~" t t¥.>9) Jo0y F•lf, RI-. 84lndet Wrd11#9doW'• , Daw•i•~ Mo.,1 .. -AFTERHOOH- 12:IOO 0 • * .,, . 0.-.. ,,., SOGo"o.. I 195AI Ro1'y c.IN>un. Piper lAu,,. 3.'00 ~ • • ·~ ··een £lief> e.. Savedr ( 191-4) Kettty ~. MICflMI Pns l ~ par8f>la of a runaway t•en·•Q"' oespa111111v .. n~ to tree ,,.. rrom the ~ grip °' • relig- IOU• Met (I M . 30 """ I 3:308 • * • ··w-1n 0-..n~· 11971) kle l.uP'N'. ~ Notl11Mon A reseen n. <W,. trevoecJ "'"°*a pnt on .....,, tiet only ltnli 10 tne OUl"'°9 ""°"° 0-( l J~ llf J0fnln) ~;t I by Armstrong & Batluk • '1!) MACNEJl I ~ AB'OAT J8,,_ It ..,... Illa! the ,_ 100 he has ~ ~IWIO Chonnrl Lbfin9• • KNXT (C.BSJ Lo:. A ngeltJ'.> l J AETAOSP£CTTVE An 11umtn<111on ol l"9 o•plolll of tt>e onm11tl!'l 11no aGmtl\t1tre1ors 01 Wenl· wortl'I Oet en lion Cent*' 8 @> HAPPYOAY8 Woon Marion's 1ead1ng man 1n 8 N'mmu•11ly Diii'/ 1 •KIS 8r> unSCl'l80ullld IOYe scene. Fonz•• t.1kes ca•e 01 ~saoovo ""° ruea ll'le 1<.i1e11tmsl)ll I TlCTAC DOUQH ME.RY OAlfFlN ElJAOPE: THE ..oKTV OOMT1NEHT "Ths GenerlltlOt\ lies NO futu,e.. Auo11st 11\14 ~·n• an-tWa Cy uehfW· .ng in a ma551vo Norld w.,· rriat ...,,.. ~1 ..... 11y . T"'ifr•I' '-Jl C1':4 (;() n ff> A RU.... r CA_ I~ I il'~ AN) l!'6tQ(T f UL P\£.C!. G KN8C(N8C) LO'> A nqelc·'> I KTLA (Ind l Lo-. Anqele'i l<ABC-IV !ABC} Los A ng111t•'> (I) KFMB ICBS) San Diego 8 l(HJ TV (Ind j LO!. An•jt'I.,'> (ff) ICCST tABCi San 011,uo 8) KTTV (Ind ) LO'> Angei.-s ., KCOP· TV (lno 1 lQ'> Anqo:I"" tJD KCE T TV I PB<;J l O!> Anq11ll-''> '1!> KOC[· TV (PBS1 llunl11"19Wn 0t:dc • ID CAROl 8UANETT At«) f'.AIEH08 OuMt R1tu Moreno Cl) MOVIE ..... The~· topc>I(> "°""'""''"' 1 r. ano lf'ave t ') m.tll011 <kl.id a!) NOVA "RM;\> I 0t GOid"' A n&n'I IOOll JI the athleTIC l• .. not>Q metl'IOds ol Olympians around the wO•ld ·~ pt""""11tl<l 9:30 8 @ TAXI 800f1Y anO 1""'1 ~ em0totl6CI in lleroo come» tttlOI\ IOt th& fomal'llC Confessions of a 'Catchup' Network B> PETt:a J. BOYER "When the $e03on com4!! to an end this ytor, I thmk you're gotng to see ABC No. l , CBS No. 2, and NBC's go- ing to be No. 3 ·· -Robert Daly, Preaident. CBS Enter· to.m mem. Hollywood Gee, that kind of takes the fun out of the TV season . Five weeks in. and CBS is conceding lbe year to ABC RO<'kne wouldn't like this. On the other haud, Daly '-"probably right. He was right last summer when he ~o.ld his. bos~es at CBS that their net work would h rush third Ul the early going. which it did. The network that figured to give ABC a strong r un ltui. year didn 't finlsb second in lbe wl:!ekly rati.ngs until the fifth week of the season 10ct.. 15·21), and 1s sUU l1tst in the season averagt:s DAL\' SAYS BE KNEW things would tum out this way, as soon as he saw that NBC was "fronUoading." stacking a lot of its best movies and special s eries epl~odes at the beginning of the se'a son to a ttract ear ly n .1lings. NBC's plan worked, putting NBC in :,econd place behind ABC and hurting CBS Daly's analysis ol thJs new season, where it's been and '""hY CBS is having to plat' catchup .. We put our schedule togethe r back In Apnl b4sed on how th.in.gs were al lbal point. A lot of lhfogs haµpen over the s ummer. and you try to Lake them lnto account. You work to improve your pilots, and you review your schedule to see if you want to make any changes before the season starts. These things are in your control. "BUT YOU l\.LSO DAVE two other very com- petitive networks. over which you have no control. And right before the season starts. tbey st.art mak· Ing shifts . Take the c ase of NBC this year. Probably because of the very poor performance they bad over t.be summer. they elected lo take some of their big movies such as 'Coming Home' and 'Semi-Tough' and put them in the first week of the season. ··And one of tbc things we dido 't know. although NBC Pr~ident Fred SUvennan has now come out and said it, was that t.bey hyped up their regular sbows in order lo get a sampling He's now comt> out and said he's done it Well. there's no -Ro~e tor Gold' Swim T:raining Eyed .. Nova" explores athletic training methods. here and abroad. in "Ra~ for Gold," tonight al 9 on KOCE-TV. Channel 50. Tbc m uscular·a ppe ari ng East German women swimmers at the 1976 Olympic games in Montreal won 11 out of 13 events. They attribute their masculine-appearing physiques to their long, intensive lralrung, but they have bffn accused of using anabolic steroids, drugs that contain the male hormone testosterone. The drug is banned In Olympic competi• \ion. IT TOOK "NOVA" eigbt mootbs UNLIKE ATHLETES in socialist countries, American Olympk com· petitors get a ticket aDd a unifor ru. but oot much else. Their training is thelr own responsibility. American know·how lo the field of athletic test· ing and training is as advan<:ed as that of aoy country, but we have not made a major commitrneQl of public funds to support t.be Olympic effort "Nova" shows bow sopbisticat.ed computer analyses can reveal ir· regularities lo at.bletJc performance aod bow thl4 kind of study could go a long way toward lmprovtng the performances of American athletes. way of predicting that. You evaluate your competi tion . s:iy. a show like NBC's 'Kale Columbo · All of a sudden \ht! show comes oo, and it's about a hooker by day. a housewife by nJgbt. the s toryline of this season's first ·Kate Columbo' epl.sode . I ,mean. that's very promotable. It's really exploit.a · ble. CBS. it s~d be pointed out. began the season with a TV mo,;e of a similar theme-a bouseWlft' who was forced to become a stripper so she C<>uld send her child to a private school. "AND YOU TAKE' ERIC (Estrada star of NBC's popula r ·cmPs' series. who was inJured in a h1~hJy publlcized motorcycle accident wh.lle tap- ing the premlere episode ) On the ooe hand , be didn·t die On the other hund ... I mean, that was a terrible accident be bad . but out of that 3Ccldent came national press on ·c mPs. · h.ls gomg oo tbc Emmys and than.king everybody for the cards and flowers . . then they takt: tum off his motorhd~ and put him an a b1km.i baUung swt. It's somt'thang you can't predic t back in April when you're ftgur· ing out yOlir scheddle. "I mean. m t he sense of bc10..: rommcrc1al. NBC did a very ~rX>d job an hyping their ~ene~. on a pu re ratings standpoint. They put rn a tremeo dous amount of hype at the beginnini.: of the sc~n When we ~aw tbat happen. we knew we were goinR to finish th1rd. and we told everybody that. our m'1nagemcnt at CBS and then our secuntie~ analysts.·· CDS couJd have countered wath a rouple of big movies of \.heir own. such as "Oh. God" and "Silver Streak." wb1cb, like the NBC biggies, bad been tentatively scheduled t.o air during t.M lmpor· lant November ''sweeps" P4?riod. in which ratings arc used to determine affiliates' advertising rates. "WE COULD HAVE. BUT we figured the season isn't just a .couple of weeks. We figured we'd get some beaqup froot. but when it's all over. which is the most important ~g. we want to have a totally good year, not ju.st the f~t couple weka of the seasoo ... Daly remlnds lhal CBS bas also bad the na· lional pastime to cooteod with. "CBS at.arts virtuaJJy every sea.son with one band Ued behind Its back beeause a.s soon as we get rolling. two eeek.s into the season, we're faced with baseball, the league playoffs and World to set permiasion t.o rum at a tra.inine 'BODY SN' ~TCHERS' club in East Berlin, and every &apect /A ..ClNC r-----., of lbe filming was carefully con· ~"' Tt1 trolled and Umited to a single prac-TO AJR FRIDAY ()~ the '~ I • -..a....aR I tice of the elite s wim team. ~ UNque gift ~ • wr5•~ ~nes. televised by!NBC and ABC. Baseball l& very difficult for us to compete a~ainst Two week:> ago, "t' f1rush~ seeond to ABC. We bad seven of the top ten shows. and 10 of the top lS." But ABC had the World Series and won tbe week. Good polnt Against baseball and Nae·~ gi m micks. CBS is defenseless BUT WHAT ABO UT CBS' own schedule which lllC'I~ four new shows -"Big Shamus, Little Shamus." "Worbng Stiffs." "Last Resort" and "St.ruck By Ug.btning" -that are off the air already, canceled or UDdef'IOln& extensive repairs. along wi th "Bad News Bea.rs'"> Or CBS· Wednesday m,bts. when ''Working Stilfs .. and "La.st Resort" were entirely blown :.iway by ABC's "Eight is Enough" and NBC's ·'Real People'"> ·I learned a loog u me ago that tt 's unproduc- \ 1 ve to second.gues!\ myself." Da ly responded "We were not overly coof1deol when we came into ttus season. One of the things we d1d do that ABC didn't do wa~. we ordered a lot of backup series \1 y bl~J?C'St dtsappomtment Ill the hrst weeks of the Sl'.i.!>On is that we didn't get the vtewer !\ampl· mg we thought we would get ·· "'HAU.OW...-CR) C.11142-5171. Put • '"'wonts to work for ~. So. Colat , .. '146 ntr HtO &1111.. 1 ... '••••no ltaUEctnrck .. 10" (R) s:-..:e..10:11 McMt cy Pythoft'• LIFE Of MlAN (R) 1:1M:1 .. 10:11 f GeH lt'ltf"fl ! This ls Godmother (with the voice or Gilda Radner) who The lat.est developmenLc; in sport.a The origlnaJ 1956 scien<:e-fiction ' 0 642-2697 " I MB ·~IP • . Amerfcan students go t.o fbrfs ... medlcin" and science are used, in· classic "1be Invasion of lbe Body ... ...,_ eluding metabolic tests to determ\ne Snatchers" airs uncut on KTLA, ,,__.,._.,_,~ 1 11..:r'v!::"~='...!:i".1:1 ThelesstJtevstudyiMmoret.heyleam. whether tralnlng is proceeding at the Channel 5, Friday at 8 p.m . The mm !!~~~~~~~!'!~ .~ -=-'"IM'_:_,• 1 ' · --~ -- • taelpa two c hildren l • with trick or treating I OD ''Witch's Nigh t Oat" tonight at 8: 30 oo NBC. Channel 4. . ·: most efficient rate. will be t.elecul with only two com· __...,. to.....,. l Another key to t.be East German me rel al i.nterruptioos. I:?..,• ~=I ..A..._• -pJ ......-I I { success is sopbiaUcated talent selec-•'The Invasion o f the Body --------~,.~~~u:t-....,. ........ ,!i 0dl l'I•~ . .J.,G'~J I Uon methods. Compu!Jory pbysical Snatchers" ia ooe lo a cootinuin& ------V f.P"" 0 education begins lo kindergart.en. and series ol movies wbJcb KTLA ls offer· I ~" ,. or~ lllf'MM:MI WL J I-" 0 1 ~ 'I I t*' t to l l . ··"'lb llml" ....... """mme lat in•arrup HAVIE •HN CAaT IN Pllltll . "DA~· 7" ..J. ta en T-YOUDll en go spec a lDI •• \Cl\hv re "'"' · I co111 .. u1c1A&.a . MOOIL•Ho .1 f"' . sports schools, ofteo be1inning in the Uooa nightly eJtcept Wednesday al 8 ,,,......,.., .. ......,.,._ \'04CE~ D'T'Ma. a...c« ~ :fo.;;u;rtb.;;.;::;11';,,;ade;;,;.· ___________ p_.m_. --------~--., -=:-=.-;-:::...,,. 1,~..;.·:.usr~ I p jlA'lt y' .l ,.. D---~-n ~A0«9~o OU'! •INT ML"""""' / .t# In' ~ goPHl~Tl(}.L(TW PR(J(}RAMMINB ... o~I ~'lereo a-..,.__ ~·:THIE HUNTING I y I' v I M~e-Newr:-Marino Wealher-gkl Report~ ...:;.=.,_~·I ~~.;J\~0.:,:0~J I -•-o..,. 'I ~:,~.,:~ I /?f !U~sao-.q. tJon~umer Repo~glof.!k MarldJI Rll(XJ1* .... ._.. ~·iua·"''"" "°' _ ,,,...,.. _ .. ,, ... 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"'°"'°" FtBJ)" Ill _.,... __ .. ... ,,..._..,,. ..... .....,.. Dr.-•,Orlglaal 11tree New Shows Open Two tol)q• and a t0mmuntty t.btet.er hit the boarda WI weekend w1lb a heav1 drama, a Nell &moo eomed)' and an orictuJ play unveiled tor the ftnt Ume. lnl8t rnisslon Tom Titus The meaty fare take• the •polli•bt at Sad· dleback CoUe1e wh•re "The Oetperate Ho~" opeu • two weekend en••1emnt nuusd1'-. wbJJt Golden Weal ~olleie count.en with Simon a "The membet' Billye Wallace. who alao wUl appear ID Good Doct.ofl on Friday. ~arin1 a Friday opeo· the thow. R.oo AJbertaen 1• dlrect1nc tbe ltOl'J of a ln• nlpt wlU be tbo Woetniliult.er Community murder at a "fat farm." TbHter'a unvellln1 of Billye Wallace's ori11n.t Cut members t.nclude Vikki BohDert. Ken., comedy, "A Medal for Roberto." , Anne Frank11D, Carol Albrlibt, llarc LeBlanc, Jack Seeord. Don Evau, llartba Faulkner. lo BIUAN DONOOll\JE UJ dlrect.ln8 "Deeperate . ScoU Naaey Noble and Kathryn Laymu. Houn" 1t Saddleback and hl11 cut is beaded by Flve wMkend1 of Frlday and Saturday l1hl Salasar u the leader ol three escaped con· perfOl'lllabNs an scheduled wtth curtaln at t ·30 at vi eta and Stephen Th1tcher u tbe l.DdJanapoli.I the tt\eatM-Ynn Maple St .• Wntm•nater. aeMna-man whole home the thuaa take over. Btl Geku ls u0011 811G-88a8. featured aa the lawman bent on capturing the trio. Othera ln the Saddlebatk cut Include Beverly Arrowsmith, Bruce Morton, Michael Perez, Cathryn Wagner. David Mears and Eric Aved. Performances will be given at 8 p.m. Thursd•ys 1hrough Saturdays ltid 3 p.m. Sundays through Nov. 11. Reservation.a 831-4656. AT GOLDEN WEST, Robin Huber la directing ''The Good Doctor'' and also playtna the role o! a general. Jon Barrons beads the cut as playwright Anton Chekhov, t.be narrator, wilh a large support· ing company Including Mary Simpson. Yetta Benson, Laura Black, Margo Broen, Pal Burson, Jon Cianci, Christine Jenkins, Jasper Koster. Robert Llnden, Laura MltcbeU, Darnel O'Boyle, Charlie Peterson, Mary ReUly , Josephy RIUces, Steven Schwartz and Sam Wahnon Performances will be given this Friday and Saturday and Nov . 8·9·10 and 15-16·17 al 8:30 and a 2:30 matinee Nov. 18 In the Community Theater on the Huntington Beach campus. Reservations 892-7711. "A MEDAL FOR ROBERTO" is a home- grown play, wrltteo by Westrrunster board WINDING UP l'J'S five-week run u tbe open. ing production •l South Coast Repertory la the 1791 comedy "Wild Oa~" under lhe clirection of David Emmes. Final performances will be Siven toolchl through Sunday al 8 p.m . with Saturday and Sun- day matinees at 2:30 ln lbe Fourth Step Theater, 655 Town Cent.er Drive, Coat.a Meaa (957-4033). Two musicals Ne on u.e boards -"Statting He re, Startin& Now" at t.h4; Laguna Moulton Playhouse (494-0743) and ''Oliver" al Sebastian's West Dinner Pla.ybouae <4'2·t850). · Abo oo st•8' are "CatlfomJa SuJte" at the Harlequin Dinner Playhouse (979-SSU>. "The Second Time Around'' at t.be Huntin.gtoo Beach Playhouse (M7'°"465) and "MonJque" at the Golden West College Playbox Theater <892·7711). • BACKSTAGE -Art Frankel and Maggie Ford were the winners of the second Showcase of Talent contest at the South Coast Actors Studio 10 Newport Beach Friday night . . Frankel pre sented a scene from "Death of a Salesman." while Miss Ford appeared m three sequences "The Graduate." "Tea and, Sympalhy" and an ongmal ~cene called "Hal" .... 'Running' a Winner By RON PENNlNGTON • T ...... ~11--- C MOVIE J _ REVIEW _ The them e of underdog- ach1eving-v1ctory 1s once agam successfully employed in .. Run ning" Michael Douglas star.\ as a 34·year ·old marathon runner whose main ambition is to represent the United States in the Olympics Jlc is a m an who ' has been brou~hl up on the idea that wiMing is everything and, as a result, he Is constantly qwl t ing out of fear of losing. trials <he actua lly come:. 1n fourth. but one of the three win- ners is inJured and cannot com· pcte as a finalist ) It turns out. however. that he previously had failed to show up for the Pan Am games and the U S. Olympic tr•a m coarh <Lawrence D~tnc) 1:. the !>arnc 1x:rson he had !cl down Ill that CVl'Ot "Runnang" l'> e:.sentlally a finely tunl'd character ~tudy and DouRla!>' probing p<>rformance prov1de5 a strong rentral core that hotru. 1t all togetht-r and car rlt'h 11 through to an 1ntneM1ng, un<.'xpected climax The other perrorm.:tnct.>s arc equall y well devdoix·d. with Ans pach dis playini,: an uffecUng charm a!> his c·st ran~<'d but understanding wife McKinnc•y and Donaldson a re g1x>d a:. th<'1 r duughter... Danl' 11> °'Itron~ a-. tht' d11ubtful roarh and Eugem· Lev.), Charle1> Shamata and Ph1llp /\kin a re ef fect1vc Ul olher roles II F. CAN NOT ho Id a Job because of his constant training llUNNINO u..i ....... 1 Procluun R-1 Coooer RONld C- Cooroouor JOf>ll M f.Oert Olre<IC>r wr-.pMy . !>-n Hlll1•rO l> .. m PltotOQr•c>t>Y l "\tlo C.-oe T•M IC_l .. •N•lo- { 4\I Mlt-1 Oo\>91•>. Suun An\p6t" l ••'"'"<• o. .... Eu0t""' l •vv Cn•"~' "'•m•IA Pt'uflp A.t•n frvdy Youno Mur1•v Wt\IQ•t• J•nn,fer M c .,tnnc v Lf\t•n Oon•ld..,,. Jitunn1"Q t•mt? •Ot M1nu1t-\ Ml'AA ll•tl"I .. 0 for the marathon rare a nd he 1s 1n the pron'!>!> of d1 vorcing tus wife <Susan Anspach>. although they arc obviously stall close and he maintains a relationship with their two daughters ( J ennafer M c K i nn ey and Le s l e h Donaldson). The main thrust of the film is when he qualifies in the Olympic -~ -t·dw.t r<h j '" . NI· W POl\T ~ Globe Gains $5 Million SAN DIEGO <AP ) A cam ra1gn for money to finance re hu1ldm~ th(• burned out Old Globe ThE>atl'r has colll'<:ted :.ilmlhl S5 m1lhon. aspokc:.man :.aad todll y Thl' late:.l gift wa~ an SM0.000 m~tch.n~ ~rant ~('nl by lhc N,1 t1onal Endowment fr1r the Aru That was the largC>:.t such f(rant given any California a~ grou1> this year. '1 • The theater in Bulboa Park, best known for ats Shakespeare plays, was destroyed by arson in March. 1.978. ' TUE ESSENTIAL ingredient. ho wever, la Stern's script, which Is believably developed and which offt.~rs mtngwng 1ns1ght.s ml.fl thL'> man and has condataon- mg that winning as all that mat tcr-. Stern·~ direction 1s also "'c·ll i.hapt.•d and provide!> u M'n'>1llw forward thrust to the film, "'tuch rhmaxc1> dunng the 01 ~ mptC' c;ames IO Monlr<-al Tht' product.ton. designed by C Roy Forge Smith and photo- raphed by Laszlo George, takes ood advantage of the New York :rnd Montreal locations and as espcr1ally 1mpress1ve 1n the re· r rt>ation of th e O ly mpic Ma rathon Hacc. . ANIMAL CRACKERS , - SINGINC TELECRAMS I"~· ,• 714167 s. 9966 ;, Wl1'l COMIOT TO QOI ; ·. MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY "APOCALYPSE NOW" CR> "AND JUSTICE FOR ALL" CR> --·--~ - ~C!:tl~':f!li::=:a.~-..i · I •llWroaT 0 OllllTD N-,.t .. .-M4-07tO CINEDOME «Jr!WllX--'. CHANAll AVE. I I.A. FWY ORA .. Gl 13'·2553 "YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN" CPO> • • Mllf· IM ·4cte·1-·IHI • 1n rt1 . 1• ••. 1•. 1ttt UI, • 1lJt · J• HI . ,_. 11* .. rdM.I llCO"lG -1116 _,, Fet lutht lnformltlon CIH Enleftlllomenl Holllne 71'"634-FRE[ "10" (R) "STARTING OVER" (R) ' "WHEN A STRANGER CALLS" CR) "10M ''.fRl800 KIO" (R) _,10H "FRISf<> ~O" (A) ~ "WHEN A STRANGER CALLS" (R) "THE LITTLE GIRL WHO &.IVEO -'· DOWN T LANE'' . "YOUNG FRANK!NS~IN .... "SILENT MOYIE" <POI "DRACULA" "COMA"lR) "ANIMAL HOUll" MUfl' IN IMOfCa'" ,.., A&.I. o .. 1v-.udONN 6'JIP.M.NIMfft.Y ClllM U..._, 1 I "'" u ..... , e KIMle ,.._.,.,._.,. .. .. ... ' . ·--........... ,..,. ., ... Wh.t~n~~n n ""'.. kkh j)row up. ~~~~~ ii Plue · JUST YOU ANO ME.KIO" JIU a.AYIWAGH IN BU.NARDO NATOLUCCl'S "LUNA'tRl " l>l( ,I NI();', 1 ... p ' I~ I TIME FTER ,.. T IME ... -c--.-.... -... ...... lllETEOR r.1_~:-~ , ... • AUDIENCES Will 91!\. SIMPl't CHERISH ~ BREAKJ•G t "AWAY n·~- ~e (PGl ..0..l 'AME.RICAN GAAFf'm" r "' .. ton. •on1 i .. -... lrnYCSllR S'TAWlNl IAUA SHIAf .. , ROCKYD --Plue (Ill) "ANIMAL HOUSE" ........ ITRA~AFTER C:Aua .. _.. TIME" ... ..... ... .. DRAQA.A .. AVM.Amtl •••' I • 7 '°'I I ~·•ulflecl Beware of Treaeherous Treats By MICHAEL PASKEVJCH Of -CWly "'-' IQolf Treacherous treats and dangerous· costumes are two of the many'potential Halloween pitfaUS that parents can protect their children against, Orange Coast area law en- forcement officials advise. . First. parents should insist that any booty their youngsters collect on their evening trick or treat rounds should be brought home for inspection before any of it is eaten Fruit should be washed and cut into small pieces ro m ake sure nothing dangerous (i.e. pins. glass. etc.) has been placed inside Simply toss out any unpackaged or partially un- wrapped items like popcorn balls or small candies. If you should discover something amiss among the g'lOdies, don't hesitate to contact your local police depart- ment so that the person responsible can be caught and other parents warned of the dangii::r Another potential danger to youngsters comes through loose. non . fire-retardan.t costume materials. Also, beware of dark-colored clothing that makes the child hard to see at night and masks that reduce tbe child's vision. · · · Reflective tape will help -make the youngster more visible, and carrying a flashlight will _help eve~ further. Try make-up instead of masks 'lod h8.11'·spray instead of wigs (which can slip over the child's eyes). A name tag with the child's address on it also helps. You can protect your young trick or treater even more by going along for the evening's revelry. lf.~a~·s not passible, at least make sure of the route your ctiild in- tends to talce and set a firm deadline for his return. Know the names and ages of the costumed friends who are going along and try, if possible, to limit the size of the group to three or four children. Review street safety rules. EnlPh.asize that the youngster is not to go into any homes under any circumstances. The same rule holds true for persons who remain at home and greet the treaters. Meet them at the door but don't invite them in Make Halloween safer by putllng outside and inside U~hts on and removing garden hoses and other outdoor obstacl~ th<.tt could lead to a child hurting himself on your property Lock a ll side and rear gates and make sure Fido is safely secured mside. Pets often get rattled by the shouts of children and rrught overreact Perhaps the most important tJung to remember is that Halloween is for k ids. It's a night wben the world of make·believe reigns and the youngsters enjoy a tem- porary feeling of power over adults. Do all you can to make sure they have a horribly good time. 1· Teclanologg Weds fl t Literature .. -. Thesaurus Linguae Graecae, a UC Irvine computer storehouse,. will soon deliver the complete 'MJrks of the ancient Greek civilization to literary scholars throughout the world. I . .. By J OEL C. DON OftMO .. lyf'llOllMMI At UC lrvine, a marriage or computer sciences and the humanities will one day pro- vide instant access to most or the written knowledge of the ancient Greeks. · And that day is coming soon. Called the Thesaurus Llnguae Graecae, the project has cataloged almost hall of the 90 million words of some 2,000 authors including Homer , Plato, Aristotle, Herodotus and lbe Greek versions of the New and Old Testa- ments Jn a matter or minutes, literary scholars wlll be able to trace specific locations or words, thoughts and ideas of tbe ancient Greek .......... ., ... ..,. civilization -a task that takes months to do t by band, according to. UCI classics professor --or: Theodore Brunner. project d.lre<:tor. Tbe project -spanning about 1,300 years or Greek literature -was launched in 1972 with a $1 million grant from an anonymous donor. The fll'St phase of lbe thesaurus .. including text selection, project guidelines and an ouUine of scbolmy objedives, has been completed. The second phase -the ongoing accu.inula- tion of literary data -bas sparked worldwide demand for access to lbe vast information s~orebouse. BRUNNER BELIEVES IT'S TIME to con· vert the project rrom an information vault to a Dr • ...,... lttunner, ft9lt ctreca OOlff"'IW p,ogram with ffntt. P•PY'W frag- ,,,.,,, d P9fo ~ 'laws' atrows cond/tOJ d onglnel manwcrlpta. J "service-oriented" facility to meet the increas· ing demand. '" A grant p.fOposal baa been subnlitted to the N~tiooal Endowment for tbe Humanities to petmit access to the computer files and publication of project data. "We have reached a point whe~ the de- mand ror access and utilization or the data bank has reached s uch a level that it will become necessary for us to take a breather f.r~m data entry." Brunner said. He noted that lbe project had originally planned on completing lbe full 90 millioo-word data bank before opening tbe rues to researeb. Although the UCI project bu attracted significant attention, Brunner said that some buma.nlgtf still are apprebenalve about the sud- de n merter o r literature and computer technology. ··A lot of people, especially in the humanities, are afraid of technology." be said. • 'Tbey feel that technology can never replace analytical thought, for example. "They don't understand tbe nature of technology. Technolop will never replace the scholar. "Technology, however, will make it posai· ble for the scholar to devote moat ol his energy toward analysil of a text without bavina to- waste a Jot of Ume pulling loletber data." Bnmner knows first-band the aaonY ol the literary scholar's exhaustive searcll for bits of information contained in lenathy, ancient manuscripts. Working on his d~toral d.lasertation at Stanford University on the function of lbe simile 1n Ovid's Metamorphoses, Brunner, 45, spent moolbs aearchlnJ for every simile con· talned 1n the Roman SM>«'• text. He UHd index cards and "a lot of red pen· cils'' to collect ~ catalog information. "A very llniple computer prosram would have found all the almlla lD a matter of secondl," be uaerted. • 'Tbil la wbat tbe compu&« lhoald be med for -DDt to replace tbe ac:bolar'a Gal7'lil but lo do tbe dirty wort.'' Greek thesaurua projeeta were amuc· cesafull)' attempted 1n tbe lltb and utb em- turtes and 1D tbe 11501, a,_....._ n. am· bilious ICbolan f alled dae to tbe o•• wbehn•na amount al lDfonnatiGD and Ille* of tedmoloO for IUnae llDd ntrtnal. TBE DaAMATIC. IWll'T development of tbe com,._ ladatl')' ln tbe 19IOI proTided tb• D1Ci11UJ too1a for 1torap ad proeenhll ol tbe bup auma of data, be aid. Brunner bad no preTloua lmowledce of comput.er adence when t.be UCI project was coneeived. To b11 lmowledle o1 met..,._., limUe and com~ut. be bad to IMnl UM com· .... llDIO of data ptocl I 'DC, data IWte'fal, ma,..UC tapee, UnuDcta md coded tannat. "I .. a de"'dM," be ellllalMCl. "A.11 I Dew ............... to eoleei. tN••*- .... of da ..S proew tMt dl&a. I tMw tbat *• .., .. ~ ....... , 41o It.,, Br 1?"1 oftke, locatld la .. llam.eldtlel Rall h'tr1, llOW IMM9ll a ,._.a Yicleo - f computer termJnal In addition to the more tradilional shelves or boob and manuscripts. · He noted that in 1894, a group or scholars in Germany began a similar project with the nine million -.-ords of Lalin literature To date, working continuously, the scholars have reached lbe letter "O" and Brunner ex- pects they will complete the wort by the year 2000. Gauging the Greek project by their Latin . counterparts. Brunner estimates the UCI thesaurus would take 1.000 yean to complete without the aid of computers. r · ·-- Tbat 's wby the computer-based project bu drawn intense international attention, be said. A select panel or scholars convened in 1972 to consider the goals and guidelines of the project. ··we h.ad to devise a very intricate coding system gJVen the fact that Greek isn't ju.st a sequence of letters like in English," be said. Project researchers also bad to develop retrieval systems so that publications would a ppear in Greek rather than coded computer language. ''TllE A VEllAG E RUMA.NI.ST is not will· ing to wort with coded text that be or she can- not make any sense out of," be added. Text information ls prepared at UCI and then shipped to Korea for traoscriptiop onto keypunch computer cards. ' .. · Two sets ol cards are tYJ)ed ~1 different Gauging the Greek project by ': tbeir-Latin counterparts, Brun-·~ ner es ti mates .the, UC /_! 'thesaurus would take 1', QOO years to complete without the aid of computers. pfOIHDJ.IDefS to reduce enon. And sped.al computer trou.blesbooter JD'Oll'8IDS bave bem set up to furtber cheek for complet.-I aDd accuracy. The lecond pbue ol tbe proJeet la faDded by a three-year, $1.t miWoD put. Kost "-I· lng baa come. from tbe NEB aad tbe Andrew W. MeUma ,.,,._,,tioa. Brum. .......... that tlae project llD't ll.mpb' u lntellec:tual playpbund for ..._.e .aebOlarr Nl8Pl'dl. Tbe Oreeu tackled 1tmllar problems that modena IOdetJ facea In anaa ACla u " medletni, U.Cbnolop, arcldteeture, IOd.a1 In· atltuUoaa, ~t ud moral and .Weal f. queaUom, be beliftel. • "People laH• asked wbr bot.ber wttll apendinc IO much 8*MJ ad IDll'IJ •.• to put oa tape a .._ature wbls la ..... " 1M . aeld. "Wbelber .. .ctmlt tt .., ......... -•bat we en todQ we are bee -a ._el,_. PlePl...ted•.TM...-... lil•• .. way, 1D tera. of oar w.-........, ..... pened.., be u. on.a ... .. 7 Dllltr ................. CHARLES BROWN (LEFT) GREETS OLENN AND MARY LEE MARTIN Glenn Martin Roasted In the last few years, Corona del Mar resl· dent Glean Martla has gained fame as the fathe r of comedian 8&.eH Martill, but Father M artln has been busy compiling bis own rea- sons for merit. Martln was "roasted" to perfection Friday evening' al the Marriott Hotel during a re· llrement/~lrthday d inner hosted b y the Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa Board of Realtors. Martin is leaving that organization u its executive officer a nd it wu b1a 6Sth birthday, so it was a super celebration. Nearly 200 friends gathered to pay tribute to the white-ha.ired former actor who spent three years traveling with the -Clrcus and entertained U.S troops with the USO during World War II. He was roasted by s uch luminaries as Robert Wyaa, T. Ducan S&ewart, Paal Salata, Dr. R.obert Moore and Dr. &aadall McCanlle. McCardJe caJled him the "Foster Brooks of Real Estate" and revealed Martin's secret to being so energetic in the morning: "He bas Christian Brothers brandy in bis coffee." Wynn said Martin has made "numerous contributions ~ the city or Newport Beach. most or which have been forgotten," and Paul Salat,a ~~d he... was the man who sold "fi xer Happenings By Judith Olson uppers in BJueb1rd Canyon and advised against Linda Isle ·• When all the joking was over and it was Martin's tum to res pond, he was moved almost to tears. He played a taped message then con· eluded with some emotional words. The audience gave Martin a standing ova· l ion and a beautiful evening was over. With Martin were his wife, Mary Lee, and his da 4ghte r and son-In-law, Melinda and Georgetl)obbt from San J ose. Son St.eve Martin was doing a show in St. Louis. ~ Joe Massetti, a Newport Beach resident and active member of the Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling Club, celebrated hl.s 90tb birthday re· cently during a party at the club. Maz.zetti Is thouabt to be a remarkable man by bis fellow bowlers, accordlng to Alna Hampton, club president. .11 "He bowls at leut three times a week and goes to tournament.a," she said. "And be even has hla mother-ln·law llvin& with him." ·Golden West College opened Its new $2.6 million fine arts center wilh a festive reeepUon last Monday evening. · Local gallery and museum 'staffs. com· munity leaders, art faculty and artists blended for an interesting palette or guests. Joining GWC President Dr. Lee A. ~vens were Helen Richard, Mr. ud Mri. !Udani E. Olton, Don Hoff. Frank McGee, Gweada . WaUon, Roberta Costa, Ra&ll Balley and Ratlt FlDley. . Also, former GWC Presldeat Hd Mn . Dadley R. Boyce, Victoria Chane, BoeaJe An· denoa and M rs. John Dickertaoft. There were witches and drag queens. Superman new In for the evening and a slx-pack of champagne wandered In. The action all took place at Huntington Harbour Bay and Racquet Club's first annual member tennis tournament and Halloween par- ty Saturday evening. The best tennis playen were Marvin Beltoer amd Susan Johns and the best costume went to Shen Bellner . who came as Wonder Woman. . Everyone marveled at her costume which was completely band-made, club spokesman Aan Ceeway said. · Approximately 40 club ntemben enjoyed the gboullab fun. '~ Dr.Paa! Ramlltoa has been honored by the Costa ~esa North Kiwanis Club for 24 years of perfttt attendance at weekly club meetlnp. How does he do It? -r.:You make up·meetings. If you're on vaca· t1on you go to one in whatever town you happen to be In," Hamilton explained. In addition to being healthy. Hamilton has met Klwanliana in Hawaii. Kansas, Mexico and Blythe, California. "It's kind of fun to go around to the other clubs to find out who's doln& what," be said. "They're all different." ~ Calllomla Elwyn lnaUtut.e, a facility to train and rehabilitate the handicapped, celebrated lta fifth anniversary recently. Gueata enjoyed punch and refresbmenta and 8 tour or the facility. Among those attendin1 were Bau..._ Beacb Qty CoaacUwoman Rada Balley, Mentu Johaaoa, director of United Way, Barbara Brown from the Fountain Valley Plannin& Com· ml1111ioo and MaWka Panchal 'Ann' Loses By a Nose DEAR ANN LANDERS: My family bu a horse-breeding farm in Virginia. We have all been fan.a of yours for a long time, and would like to name a horse alter you, but we need to know lf anyone hu ever done it before. Please print this in your column with the answer. -WAITING WITH BATED BREATH DEA& WAITING: 8o far H I kaow. Utere bave been two a.ones named after me -one ID Ed1enaa. Wla., a.ad aaotlter ID Toroato. "Au LHden" of Edcertoa worked oe a farm. My Toroa&G umenke was a Uaree-yeu-old ftlly. Site made IMlr deMt at Greeawood aaeeway .h I reeall, I wat eaaed CHlt of ~ plaee by Sal.Ual Ouee. Vktolta Lemae eame ID flnt. Georse 7.lnda wH •Y Jodle7, Be aakl I llacl a,_.. JllM..._ •• a Mm~ Be also aakf I wu JM& neo••rlal from a bad eelil. S.. lllen JW llHe &lie~ U JW cleeWe te .... U..t filly after me. let me lmow w!Mtl ... wt.ere Ille ,_., f'cl like &e place a small bet -rtcltt .. die ..... DEAR ANN LANDERS: Can you uae one more letter about "cboolLna aiclel" 1n school • and bow it dama1e1 a cblld's aelf.1ma1e? l still remember the pain ol mr ll'•de· acbool a,. in tbe mld·'50a, when clul tours were uaounced. Our school bad no bua, ao tbe cblldren volunteered their motben to drive. Sounda OK? Well, tbe Idell whose mot.hen drove 1ot to Invite live or llx pall to ride lD their car. Becauae of the al• ol tbe clua, th1a always meant tbat 10 or 15 cbUdren dldn 't 1et to ao. My mother worked, and we didn't bave a car. I wua't popular and was rartb' amon1 thole cboMD. Altboulb I am now M yean old, I still remember UM feelln• of pala and njeetlon. I'm sorry to hear thlt t1J>t ot thlna ta 1till 1otn1 on. Howcruell -BEENTHDJ: DU& BSD: J ... ,._ ..... ca .. hMI Dee•• I cWI • 1l1'M 111111llftti&lllal11 ............. IMtn.tMJ. .. ., ,.. ............. ., ... ec-.. ...... ~l.Wc1•ect ... <w~> ... t • speak la betlalf of a more eqattable •J*m. Y oa did DOt alp yoar leUer. Pleue alp Ute neirt oae. Yoa have my wont ta.at I wU1 DOt re- veal yoar ldeatlty. DEAR ANN LANDERS: Our son, 19, la ln his second year of college. We are putllnl him through. The college is within walk.ln& diatance of our home. Last year, when he was a freshman, he wanted hls own apartment. We said OK, althouah my husband wasn't crazy about the ldea. He shared a place with two other freshmen (nice boys). They all came here for dinner at least twice a week, which wu OK. Now our son want.a to share' an apartment with a lirl he met three montba a10. Sbe la not a college student, but works 11 a waltreu. We do not approve of this arr~aement and refuse to ' fems $2.12 Reg, '4 90Ita.ts 11-911 l Hunttnoton c.nt.r't An~ tt:*il'. RUFFB.1.'S . UPHOLSTBY W...Y•W• ...... em..-....;., ' Anniversary ·fern Salt Huntlnoton Center Miii CUttomerl 18119 It Olrect·~rowtr prtc:.t on 7 exotic vlrietlet thru thll Set. 1-..$2.12 I . . 8y IOBL C. DON 6t .. o_.,,. .... ...., P1ycblat.rJ la 1ulfertn1 from an ldenUty crl1l1. That'• the opinion or a South La1una paychlatrtat who bellevea that psychiatry - becauae it malnly relies on "talk therapy" r ather than medicaUon or surgery -has a buy footbold la the medical profession. •"Ilda snedlcal aubspeclalty has been In ex· llteeee few moat of the 20th century and It's an ae~ part of the medical practice." says Dr. Jalm Burnham. medical director of the Rope Unlt, a 1hort-term, ln·paUent psychiatric trHtmnt facility at South Coast Medical ea .... But, be adda. "The concept of what the psycblatrtsl can do, should do or will do l.sn't clear 1n the minds of the public or the minda of the medical profession -or in lbe minds of the ptaychiat.rt.sts tbemsel ves." IN 011IE R MEDICAL spedaUties, patient.a expect to be treated with the basic tools of medicine: diagnostic testing foUowed by drugs and/or surgery. he says Althouab the psychiatrist can prescribe drugs or efeetrolbock therapy. the backbone of the medical psychotherapist u the one·to~e encounter. "'It's a mutual, cooperatJve endeavor," be s ays. adding patients can. m most other areas of medicine, act u "passive participants" in dlagnoeis and treatment The medical profe!>sion Ill JUSt beginning to emphasize the benefi ts or preventive medicine. Dr. Burnham. 41. 1.ay:. Patients may :.oon find the m selves 1H•t1vely part1e1.pat1ng an their pbyslca1 as well as mental hcaJlh can: DR. BURNHAM SPENT the first half of his .17-year medical career 1n general surgery He switched to ps yc·h1 atry artcr two years as an Army surieon tn Vietnam He notes that ps ychiatry has experienced a number of changes 1n 1t~ thE:Oret1cal approach to mental lllnes'- 1 n the early part of the 20th century, psycboanaJy!>IS and Freudian concepts were t.11 vogue. The 1960s focused on lhe M>C1al. blolog1 cal and envttonmental roots of psychological dis· orders. Biochemical or protein abnonnalities now JIM HALEY, SHERI BEITNER An11 1,,aaders underwnte a 11restylt> we believe Is immoral He claims wt.· ac._£' hopelessly out of date. punitive and un!ulr . The boy d'oes not work part. time, u some studtmls do We are carrytn~ the entire financial load, which, in lhese days. Is plenty heavy. What do you say. Ann? -PALO ALTO PARENTS DEAR PARENTS: If a coUege atudent WH&I to do bla owa Utln1. I H)' OK. But he alloaJd aot expect bJ1 pareau to pay bh way wlaUe IM'• clotq It. I'm wtU. yoa, aad I ltope you haactoqll. .. , Psychiatn'st John Burnham will speak on the h istory and problem1s of psychiatry at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 1. in the South Coast Medical Center auditorium. enjoy popularity among medical researchers seeking an organic or molecular basis for men· tal illness. he says Dr Bum.ham. however. doesn't believe that psy<'h1atry wi ll find a "magic pill" to instantly cure mental illness. AND. HE EMPHASIZES patients shouldn't e Kpeet mstant. and e verlasting cures for their mental problems. 50°/o REDUCTION! Designer and French Rack Holiday Dinner Dresses & Formals sq oo to s1a oo THURSDAY NOVEMBER 1 ONLY 10 to 4 THHlf T S~iOP ASSIST ANCE LE A GUE. o r NEWPORT BEACH SOS 32nd St . Newport Beach llle har-d fat;l\ t f mtAJelina. 11 •r•u .. ,. 1 '" t " ., <1'' ,ti "'f!oj, 1 .,.,u n"•'U 1¥1<Jd 11.,1mrg ~~~ .. ~ \. • n .1P• t,p •JrtW ;011fHl r •• , , p. r .. " .... ,, h• •, u ... Cll•' r J It \ f\01, ~t \I tuH 111 df\ h. '""""rd.mi 1 h,. '"·l>'Jr1M I thtnoJ .. ,, 1 ~-"'' .. ,,, '"'• t • .,J.• .. •. t ·n .1. , .,.." .... ,,, .. ,, (ff •'"'''''"''' r A '\t" t t,, It •1,\0f t OCTOBER AMD NOVEMIER SPECIAL 20% OFF WoiLD-FAMOUS HINClllS KHIVES 6(11 • ~"'llN -.,.W, ,.. W. ,,.._.IO oflet • "9 2°' Oii O!' a -*''°" OI I ... -Pl'I>..,,.,._ IMllD .. llltt-lllllle...,,,., '"""'-.. •~tO""•~· ""'~"' t .......... •"'4" ,,...,., ~"'°••Ill ... _ •. ....,. ...... <11"1 "'"' t 1 """'"' N ~-11 ....... ., """ C*tQn t1tlt40...-.~""'-.,.._l!Qt ~ 1'111~ -• jletfMI~ ....... ow -........ -.114* ,,.. ....... >MW~ , ... - ~ .. oar faslllo• prlees •••'& •eare yoll! BAPPV BA££0WE~N FROfll 0 0 ~1 y1a Lido. Via Lido Plaza. Newport BHch 673 .... S10 .. . ~ -... . -.... ~t t> ......... ··~ ..... 7 FEATURING wen IOCDebow to .,.ame IOt tbt failure ot the m &rriap, aad ao they are iull\Y '°" the pain Lb cbUclfen are eo'AI throup In belnc separated from tbe Olber parent. - TBl8 18 A CO••ON RBUNG, and It's panlculal'b' true for the woman wbo did not even want to save the maniac~. but almply wanted out ol lt. Tbll ls a bard feeUn1 ~ avoid, because aU of ua in one way or another have a nagging sense that 11 we bad tried a UWe barder,ttwe could have worked it out "for lbe sake Of lhe children." Anot.ber powerful source ol guilt is the am· bivalence single parent.a may eaterta.ln, some oft.be time, about lheir own cblldren. Whether or not they care to admit it, there are bound to be times when a single mother wishes she didn't •ave the kids. I tbin1: ·this is perfecUy natural for a woman who has been left with a family to raiae by herself -without any preparation, with limited resources, and with no help. Even a good mother may find herself re· s entlng her kids in a weak moment. But for a s ingle parent, experiencing these sorts or feel· ings can produce~verwhehning guilt. THE GUILT OF A SINGLB mother manifests itself in a variety or ways, and it always works against her. For example, many single mothers beeome overly-indulgent with their kids. " Whether these mothers realize it or not. they are probably trying to make up0for the loss or the kids' father , and to compensate for their own negative feelings toward the children. So they spend their last cent on them; no sacrifice is too great, and they cannot say oo lo them. This attitude is not only detrimental to the kids, beeaose they never learn self-control, but 1t also places extra financial pressure on the parents and can lead lo even more reuntment. Other single parents operating from guilt may find it very difficult lo dJscipline their children, because this will make the kids f~I bad and make the pa rents feel guilty. SINCE SETrfNG LIMITS for our children is a very important part of our responsibility as parents, we can't be effective if we can't tolerate some anger or opposition from the kids. We have to be able to say no to them some of the time Overproteetivene&a is still another manifestation Of guilt seen in many atncle pared fa ' THEY WON'T LET TBEUt KIDS out or their sight, or they worry about them all the time These parents have a lot of difficulty letting f their children move out into normal indepen· dence and take some of the risks that are necessary for growth. This is one area of parenting that seems to be especially difficult for single parents. and some of the problem may st.em from feelings of guilt. If you yourself think that guilt may be at the root or some ol your behavior with your children, it may help just to think carefully about it. Do you really believe you should take the blame for the divorce and any sad feelings or hard times your kids have experienced since then? Are you willing to t.ake responsibility for the kids· separation from the other parent? Do you fault yourself for sometimes wishing that your life were a bit easier? It may be worth examining these questions. to free yourself from some guilL ( Borosrope --) WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31 By SYDNEY OMAR& ARIES <March 21-AprH 19): You get answers to questions whlch had been shrouded in mystery. Message is received which results In encouragement, reasons for optimism. TAUllUS (April 20-May 20): Friendship can be cemented with gift for special occasion. Act. accordingly. Accent on domestic reevaluation, persuasion, diplomacy. GEMINI (May 21.June 20): Accent on achievement, advancement, st.anding in com· munity, s pecial respt!msibility and honor. Places, Virgo persons figure in scenario. CANCER (June 2l·July 4 22): Emphasize production, responsibility, getting job done. Long-rqe view is necessary. Pursue educa· Uonal-spiritua1 project. LEO (July 23·Aug. 22): Finish what you start, ftnd ways to avoid direct collisions. Aries, Llbra penoos figure prominently. Keep resolu· tlons, especially those concerned with employ. ment. basic services, dependents and health. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Make new start, strive for creativity, independence. Get to heart or matters LJBllA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Teach, learn, follow through on hunch, give tuJl rein to ln· tulUve intellect. Maintain moderate, steady pace. Cbec:k diet. nutrition. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Emphasis on creativity, children. cban1e, emotional 1'91p(mel, imprinting your OWD ltyle .• GemiJli, Sallttarhm penoos figure ln ~. . SAGrrl'A&IUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Dlldeep, reject the 1uperftclal, 1take territorial clalma, evaluate property. You are due for "tax break." CAPmQ>aN <Dec. 22.Jan. ~): Get ideas on paper. open dialogue with relative wbo baa b9en ••.tnginc tho blues." Gemini, Vireo. S.stt· tarfua ~ fipre promtnenUy. ACKJA&IVS <Jan. ZO.Feb. 18): Quest.ions •l"e amwered eooc:.mlnc bome, financial atatus ot famib' member. Key now it to be dlplomatic wltlMNl abendoninc buic tu.a. t8C'a (Feb. lf.llattb 30): streamliDe pn>eedm-, t.ake lnlUallv•. be eoaftdlllt re1ard· ....... ot dlnd.loL \ i -..._j-- ~. OotoW 90. 1171 I •11114 Propositions OK Certain? By THOM.As D. ELlA8 Pun1e seems 1<> cettaln ror the two m~r P.rc>~lUooa oo next week's apedal elec:Uoa ballot tMt It's poulble even before the vote to analyse thelr mass appeal. Both Proposition 1, the attempt to keep state court.a from mandating school inteiration, and Paul Gann'• Proposition 4, with its government apending limits, are popular beeause they appeal to people who reel government baa intruded foo deeply into their nerves. t THEY AJtE EMBLEMATIC OF THE distrust for government and tbe courts wh.ich several relia· ble nationwide polls have verified within the last year. The anti-busing proposition originated in Los Angeles, where thousands of Anglo families left in· .......... Nellelped"t Ct;lllege .. Gains Wealth FORT LAUDER, DALE,'1a.(AP)-Non lJDi•enib'. bnle!I ... Ulan 15,._. ..,, bum- tered the rab ot t.be Da• Uoo •• top 100 tcboola lD endowmmt wealth wttba $11 ml1UoD out.of.court settlemeat from the wW ol loavance mllllclealre Leo GoodwiDSr • -==============-===========-ner·city neighborhoods largely~ avoid close ~n· taci. with minorities. Because the cit>"JP<>Undanes Dr. Benjamin Spock, author and pediatri· cian, says today's young adults have lit· tle respect for their elders. Spock, expert on baby care, says there's less respect for elders in the U.S. tha n in other coun· tries. Goodwin, founder of Governmeot Employees lns11rance Corp., set up a trust a week before bi.a death in im by aetttoc a.aide a small part ol bis fortune which be said should be di.atributed to local schools. Book Lists WlJ7 II Trivia LOUISVILLE. Ky. <AP) -Got a question about World War II? Thomas Parrish bu the answer at his fingertips. He can tell you what went into those K·ratlons. which sorQ'e Gls swore were secret weapons ln· vented by the enemy. HE KNOWS HOW THE JEEP, THE spine· snapping workhorse or the war. got Its name. He's aware of the unflattering but deadly ac· curate description given tbe LST. IC you were a sailor or an infantryman sweating out a trip ashore on a flat-bottomed boat of this type, it was a .. Large. Slow Target." These facts. and more than 4,500 others, are found ln the seven-pound, 767-page "Encyclopedia ofWorldWarll." ' · · '"ll 's a book that invites you Inside. invites you to read,'" said Parrish, who worked more t-han s ix years compiling information b,Y mail and telephone from his home In Berea. Ky. "I DEALT WITH SS CONSULTANTS around the globe. people with knowledge of one battle or a noth e r . They contributed ideas and manuscripts ·· ' The five-page section on the ~attle of the Bulge was written by Col. Charles MacDonald and the late Gt>n S.L.A. Marshall Their account was cross-chf;lc ked by Hasso Von Manteuffel, the German ~cneral on the other side. ''There's no room for error in an encyclopedia ... s aid Parrish. •·My IJrevious experience taught me that.·• After graduation from Richmond Model High School in 1945, he did a hitch in the Army. obtained a degree from the University of Chicago. and worked for publishing houses ln Chicago and New York City. RETURNING TO KENTUCKY, BE joined the Council of the Southern Mountains aa an editor but continued researching World War ll. "Many people f~l that war is the most signifi· cant time in their Jives and are interested In it. An interest in war certainly is no endorsement of it." As a student of history. he has concluded that Pearl Harbor was "a series of goofs. But if you set out to pinpoint the guilt. where would you go? ··Our culture trapped us. We didn't expect an attack from the Japanese . We thought they would move elsewhere. They. unfortunately, didn't look at it with Amencan logic.'' THE IDEA FOR AN ENCYCLOPEDIA was so simple that Parrish believed it had been done ln the past. "My friends kept telling me they had seen such a book somewhere. It didn't exist and that made it easy for me to find a publis her." AU reviews have been excellent and Parrish"s finished product could become the standard re· ference work on the war. The American Library Association recently selected the text as one of the three outstanding books of the year In the his· torical field. DESPITE BRISK SALES, PARRISH isn't making any pretlictions. He guessed wrong years ago while employed by a publishing house that handled "The Family of Man." •'The company asked me bow I thought it would go over with the public, and I was pretty skeptical." The book became the largest best seller in its field. are so far ·flung , though, they remained in __ S_O_UT __ H_E_R_N ___ the Los Angeles school C'"LIFORNIA district and their ~ c h i ldre n are being FOCU dragged back Into the in· --------- ner city by ~ourt-ordered busing. In other cities with smaller boundaries. whites who left for the s uburbshavehadnoisuchtroubles _ The government spending Umats arose from dissatisfaction with many agencies' response lo Proposition 13. Rather than tightening belts, many cities, counties and special districts simply creat- ed new fees to replace much or their lost r evenue . In both cases, large numbers felt the pubhc will was being thwarted. ' "THERE IS NO QUESTION THAT <the two propositions) are two sides of the same coin." says Roberta Fiedler. the Los Angeles school board member who founded the leading al)11-busing group in her city. '"One 1s through the intrusion ()f oppressive hs· <.'al policy and the other through government die· tat1ng our fam1ly lives " Gann, the Proposition 13 co- author, calls has l,alest 101trat1vc · '"a mild . simple bill.".lle ::.ays it may be the key to restoring publi<.' trust an govemment.t, "If we don't pay uttlf\tion io the people." he told a recent gathering of Los Angeles city councilmen and count y supervisors. ··some te rrible l'tEoLu thing<> will happen t6 'govern~ me nt. If we don·t do somethmg rea~nable for lht" people'. somebody"s going to c:ome along and sell • them somethin g unreasona ble " TO PROPOSITION 4'S DETRACTOR , that sounds a little· like Orwelhan "doublethink .. government can only he saved by handcuffing it. The same sort of thought process is pushed by backers of Proposition J. ··Court-ordered busing ac· tu ally discourages i.ntegration." argued Democratic State Sen. Alan Robbins. lhe measure's author, in a debate with fellow Democratic Sen. Diane Watson. the proposit1on·s leading foe. "It forces people out of the s chools." ROBBINS. WHOSE SAN F e rna ndo Valley dis trict GANN 1 is a hotbed of busmg opposition. points to the white night that has accompanied the Los Angeles bus· ing program. Los Angeles schools have lost one· third or their Al)glo pupils since busing began. Robbins. Fiedler and their allies mamtain that a voluntary program would assure more integra· llOn liut blacks argue that voluntary plans are gene rally one-sided, with mrnority s tudents in· variably being bused lo white schools. but almost no fl ow in the other direC't ion The anti-busers argue that voluntary pro- grams offer minont1cs at least ai> much educa- tional improvement But lh<.' manoriti~s answer that only ma ndatory programs sending white rhildren to black or Chicano schools, too. can as· s ure that the inner city schools arc not ignored. But as m most issues. numbers '4 111 decide who wans. And Anglos make up the va::.t majority of Cahfom ia voters They'll pass both the major propositions because they believe it ·s the only way tO prevent j(OVernment from thwa rting their wishes. At Middle Age Baptists Rap Book On Bible DALLAS CAP> -A textbook written by the bead of Ba y l or Uni vers1ty's religion de· partmt:nt has drawn op- po s 1t10 n fro m ul - tracon::.ervative Baptists for portraying Adam and En: a~ symbols in· r-l ead or real people. The boo~. "People of the Covenant.'' by Dr. H J . Flanders, also pre· sents the story of J onah being swallowed by a whale as allegory rather than fact The trustees acned to give the 5,500-atudent school most of tbe funds. Tbey reversed themselves in 1978, ·arguing in court t.bat Nova was controlled by the New York lnatitute of Technology on Long Island, N.Y. Tbe out-of· court settlement was reached recently. Census Asked A VENAL (AP) -The newest city in the San Joaquin Valley has re- quested a head cou.nt so that addJtional state al· location.c; can be request- ed lo run its inf ant gov· ernment. PUBLIC NOTICE ,.CTm<Mn IWMNUS NAME STATEMVIT The f'OOOW"'Q P*"Ofl I• ~ OUSI· M'\" ., RUTUHO ARMS, 1000 Ou•lt 51'1!tt. S..llt ~. Hewpon &ea<ll, C.tltomla 92660 R_, J ~-. "26 a-. .... <•, HIH'Otlf191"" S.«h. Calllot'lli• t2M6 Thi\ 1>•,.IM U 1~ COfldu<ttd by " I UN Ito ~·•rrWP R-n J e.mbeck T"" S-"'"' lilecl wllh the 1 J'.~ l ' {.' H 1 N T E R . c°""" °"""' ot 0r_,. County 4ll 0c · 1ooer o ,1m • it re t 3 t 1 o n ::. caught l'mu. t h C P 'j (• 0 f t h e """41-0rMW)I& C:O.st O•lly Pltot. Re\/ J f) r O<t 1', t) JD-\fHcw-•. ,.,,, t001·7' 1mmy raper " --~ --· E ulc";<., who met with P UBUC1 CfTICE Baylor tru.'>tces. · .J. l'tCTITlOUS aUMNEU Th NAMl STAnMENT ·• c meeting T.,. tot-ino ~ •• 00"'9 INS•· '4 a'> most rewarding," neuH ~r~~r said. "The re· ,. T~~.•~MSs.f:~~~ hg1on dep.artment unan.-11Mc.11. CA11torN.e fMll imously approved a A_, J. 8-*. ~ ......... c..H~9Mcll.~ ..... s t a t e me n t i n v it i n g n.i. ""''-" •• coMucted 11y • trustees to study the de· ''""""=~ partrnent and glVe feC· Thi \ •IA!~ •.K lllecl wm.. IN ommendatiens about coum,.a.not0r-c-cy0flOc· its future. its directions ~ u. ""'· ,., ... and its textbooks." PY011.,,.,, 0r-eoest D<llly P11o1. Oc"t 14. n. JO-Hov. •. 197' 5002·7' )>RAPER SAID Flan· PUBLIC NOTICE dqrs' book .. is not i----------- antYWhere close to the "~C::-~<::::::::::s h istoric Baptis t tradi· T11e 1...-no pen.on .. ~ 11u.i. tion." He said. "I'd like u::,.u1 co . ,,.,. w. c-"-· t.o see it removed from , •• ,.., c.1"°""" ..,,.,, the classrooms" of Bap-.. __... te1"' "-"'Cl. »ae w <-· •.ooe. s.r.t• """'· Collllfoml• 97707 list schools like Baylor. Th••~,, c-.neo by ... In· viCIV•I Drape r is represen -Tiii\ .'i.t'!!:!"':':011ted wltll the la t i v e o f u It r a . .c..,,.ot0r-c:oum,.°"~ conservative Baptists .... ~'"· ,.,,. ,.,,,.11 who believe that every 1>ut11•.-Or-CoMI 0 .11, 1>11o1, word in the Bable is the <><too.••. i..u. JO.,.,.., J,...,., hleral word of God and not subJttt to interpreta-. PUBLJC NOTICE llOn Other b1bllcal flCTtnouuus1rns-- h I I d NAME STATlMINT s (' 0 3 re;. In(' u Ing T~ IOllOwlflO ~Is 00'"9 buSI· man) Bapusts. believe that the Ba ble wa:. writ- ten by men over hun- dreds of vea,-.; and w <J.s tn !>p arcd but n o t dell Vl'rcd by God ~,,,, DEAN A 8EER80WE~ & AS- S()Ct&TES. 1IOI 00A00 W~ 8•Y O<lv~, N•woon llffc11. c.ttlhlfnl• cn~n " ~·. 10041 So<lt, Hunllnql"" 8Nch, ( ... ttornle "2641> Tho\ tlv)!fttt\ I\ <-..C:llHI by •n In· dlVIOU•I °'""'"' ~· Thi\ \Ul-l w•• 111.0 with IN Count 1 Clfo<'k Of Or~ Co<inty O<\ ()(. ·-· "· "" "Wit "Encyclopedia of World War II" i.t pubu.aMd by The Simon & Schu&ter. Weight Sneaks Up Publluw.I Or~ Qletl 0.lly Pttot, 0<1 n . JO-Nov.•. u. tm sen~,. PUBLIC NOTICE -itCTITIOUS IWSlllllU NAMIS'fAftM•NT E,...a .... Wek I never approach Halloween that I don't re· member my first brush with discrimination. I've-never told you this before, but I was the first "no-talent" mother to integrate a neighborhood of mothers who were art school graduates. When I looked at the house the realtor tried to wam me. He said, "See that mailbox next door to you? The one with the flowers and but· terrues hand painted? Mrs. Walters did (hat free hand." A BIT FARTHER DOWN THE STREET be pointed to another house and said, "Isn~l that a clever play area wilt> the Peter Pan motif? Mrs. Tierney did that. SM'a very bandy with tools. In fact, all the women in t.b1a oeiibborbood can make anyt.hlnc out of oothlng." I was undaunted. You can't keep a person out of a neiebborbood just because t.beY don't have Im· aJinaUoo. When t.bey knew me, ·they'd learn to love me and to accept me for Tihat I am. I wu wrong. Their eek... -.t the bake sale made mlne look UJte sliced breao. Their garbage c&n1 were ~and painted with cartoons and cute saytnas. Tbeir hed1es were clipped and sMped to look Uk• farm animals. Their hand smotlted yokes for their d1u1hters' dresses were everywhere and mac rame nunatrom every poreh. TREY TU&NED OLD Dl8CA&D8 Into musew:n pieces, decoupa1ed until they fahlted and looked the other way the Cbriltmu I bent a coat bant•. t1ril'*1 nose ussue Oftl' It and called it a wnath. . By DR. PETER STEINCROHN Dear Dr. Steincrohn: When I was a youngster in college I rt.>s<>lved I'd never let myself get overweight. My own father was ao athlete, yet when he reached his early 40s he had a paunch. He couldn't believe that a beer or two while watching TV might contribute to his extra 15 to 20 pounds. "No," he said, "it 's natural to put on weigbt when you're my age." Now that I'm 40, guess what? I have a belly like my dad had. I don't drink. I've tried to keep in the shape I had when I played football, but I face the same problem. I weigh at least 15 pounds too much. How do you account for it? ls it a common condition when a man reaches his 40s? -Mr. F . Dear Mr. F.: Weight doesn't sud· denly pile on when a man reaches hls forties; ll sne4)ts up on you. Gradual· ly. week by week, ounce by ounce. It takes quite a bit or willful counterat· tack to prevent becom.Lng overweight wben middle·aged. Moderate ex· erctae will help. But strict ob· aervance of diet la perhaps most im· portant to keep the weight bulge down. THE AGE LEVELS at whkh men and women reach maximum weipt dlffer. In meo, it's reacbed bet..en the ages of 3$" and '5; in women, between 5$ and eo. tf wet&bt &aln Isn't over four to ftve pOUnda I IUl>POH t.btre really ,. not.l:ilq to do about it. But 1'hea tt. reacbel 11 pounds l.Dd over, it 'a ti.me to r DOCTOR IN THE HOUSE .) set up weight barriers. The two most effective ways are proper dlet and ex· ercise (in moderation). T"" 10llowl"9 ~"°" II dclln; bu5l· t'llH.S.•\ MtT04 St4ELTRAW CONSTR UC· TtON MANAGEMENT. Ill 00A'0 E. 1hl, Cost•""""· c.t '1617 Mlt<i.tl J-Shel~-. Ill "A" E. ?Isl. C-O!lw ~. c.. n•n Tiiis llu\lrwu I• tonduc1ed by "" ln- dlvo-1 IWtdl si."r•w T llh s~ -~ fltecl wttll tt1e , ..... ,, ,,.,,. ot Or-c-.ty Oft s.p. ...,...,11.1m. Lyt.J ......... ~L.,._ IN YOUll DAD'S case. it may have .::=:..~ ..... 0 .. been the beer: in yours, it may be ......... ..--.. due to a few extra slices or bttad a *-...ce. ..... day. or an extra belplng of dessert. 11: ,,,.,.,.~ Or, sitting behind a desk all day, and P...,.,....., 0r-. c..tt o.ltv P"'7t .... "· .......... "" 4*-1' foregoing the tennis you used to play. ------- When weight sneaks up on you, it PUBLIC NOTICE takes a bit or detective work-to single out the culp.rit. When you'v\ dooe so; it's more likely you'll gel 'back to normal Weight again. *** MEDICALETl'ES Dear Dr. 84e1Krob: My nephew bad shingles fut year. Witbin three week.I be was over IL He bad very lit· Ue pain during the a~k it.sell. And no pain or burning aince. I bad an at.tack about the aame Ume and I still suffer terribly from pain along my chest. rt keeps me from sleeping. I can't really rest du.r- inf t.be day. 'm 62 and have been told that at it---------- my aie shlnstes ll a gttater problem PtJauc NOTICE than il bin youncer peo~. ls tb1s ,_ __ ""_euc __ ..cma ___ _ true? Wby? -..... y. MAttC ... TOW, .__, .. ~. " "' ftO ..., llMI ... """ .. Wfft"'9. .......... ~ .. M\I ....... ~ar •n. Y.: ( don'l lmow why, ,_ •'"' ,.~, •• ,enMnlla.. but it'• true. Not Invariably, but =::.:~~!..:.'!:'~~= usually, lllJAll• pain and burn1q fltlUM111teN.-i1••· lut IGqer ln &he ~erlJ. °'~~~o.i,~ f - .... ~...:::::::?"'~~~e~~ ......... ~U9' # 0 0 & ...... ......_ ............. _... ............... __,..._....,,...........,.. ,_..,...,.. ..... 4 a; ... I ~.-..·---~---..-..-... -...-~ .... -... _,,. ................. " ___ ..... ",..._.._. _ _. ______ _ •. I PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ____ _,._ -REPORT OF CONDITION Consolidating d<>mest lc subsidiaries of the IRVINE NATIONAL BAN K of Irvine in the state of California, at the close of business on September 30. 1979, published i n r esponse t o c all made by Comptroller of the Currency, under title 11, United States Code. Section 161. Charter numaer 16168·3, National Bank Region Number 14, Statemffitt of RncMl~ff ~ncl L'-blllUes T'Musandsof Doll•" P\J9UC NOTICS PUBLIC NOTICE Ml<-IH Fr-1\ NOTIC& Of' .-V.U' ~L· l """ J """' ,~.,IALCOM..-C Antl>Ol>VOnd'"'1> NOTICIE IS HERESY GIVEN lft•I P\1041\'*' 0.-Co•UI O.ity PllOI IM uno."'91*1 " ~ "'*' lhal ()(100.r JO, 197' 611>-1 pl90Q• ~ cs.fed NOwmber 6, --- 1' I e ••UuloO t>v SORE N J . S U N OlllE RG and WIL MA A . PUBLIC NOTICE SUN08Utc; •• ~· -urlf>9 Ml ----li.,.bteOl•u for~_.. of '2',ln.ao NOTICS INYl'TINO 110• by P\ed9V. en • ...,.._. of~ NOT ICE IS H£RIE8Y GIVEN lhal ASSETS rlohl u Mllen 1n 11\M .. _.._, of ,,. Board of T,,,._, o1 O>e Coate Cash and due from sal• -~·.,_Mey JO, 1m ornmutWtv Got._ 0tw 1<1 of O••noe depository Institutions . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • 4,237 (0Wfi"9 ~" --•• Its ,,,.... ....,nty, C..lfoml•. will ·~"'· M •led U T ltl Orlw, C.a.l.a ""9M, C.lliomle . lo~ 111110 NOv 1•. ''"· 11.00 e.m., •I .S. reasury secur es . . . . . . • . • . . . . . . • • • . . . 3SO Pt.._. -OKI•'" •" """' Pur<-lnO 0eot ot wto K-Obllgatlons of other U .S. Gov't. .ao•MI •v tM "'"" "r•ement 1w 1u 1ot.-•• UJO"'*!'•Av_.,.., nc'-nd C,.,p$ 1 187 tmf'lledlMfty 0... -pey--Wiii ~I• -· c.llfom1•, el wrokll lime Oba:t:at1~ .. of st;les and' i>Oi iticai. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ io:.r;~ ,':/:: ~ ::..~~ ~ ~: ~ "'1111 ... pul)lk lY --.,.., subdivisions In the U.S. . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,251 o'tloO. • m ., 4<M1 M•t Anllu• AUOIO VISUAL l!OYtPMENT. A'lot.._~urltlae 78 80uleVenl,5ult•l«l,Hew1*18•~11. E O UNIT ,,., GOLOl!N WES '""" ~ ..,., • ' ' ' • ' ' ' ' ' ' . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . ' . ' ... ' ' C.lltonlla. COLLEGE Federal funds sold and securities purchased ......., L ~ All bid• •re 10 1ie 1n ooc<..,,,_• "'"" under agreements to resell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 ,000 ,.._., 1« ,.,. eio Form '""""'ion' -~1 Loans, Total (excludlno J-war,,.,•no ''°"'•""Sclkrf•<-.tt-•-"•••now __., ) 17 ""1 _..,..,,.,,,., 111•-.....,0.--tntheof!k unea. ·~ ncOfTie • • • • • . • •• • • • · · .~.. Tel .,,., m.~m ,,,. p~1no Aoe111 o1 wto K'-Less: Allowance for possible loan Publl•'*' <>r.onoe coe11 O•ltv P11ot. 01w 1c1 Losses •••••.••..•...........•..... 230 O<t<>Mr».m • .oi~1• bi!'~~.~;',,.":~,'~:!.:~~~~ Loans, Net ...•.............................. 17, 161 ---or l>ldder't -made PO-to , ... Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and other PUBLIC NOTICE oroer of tr. CAle<>1 t °"""""41't c.o11e9o assets ~ntlnc.3 bank premises.......... 1M9 0"1"'' eoero 01 r,...," .. ' "' en Allot.._ .... 493 1nsu11 amovn1not-'"•n1l,.•i-rteM U'1 ...... as ..... s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NOTICE OP' of IPle "'"' ""''". OU<trAntff 111•1 '"" TOTAL ASSETS ...................... • • • ..... 33, 196 TllUITIH~ UL• blCIO~r will 8n1•• 11110 1,,. .,..OP0...,0 LIABILITIES .... "5C-4"1 Conlfatl If IN ........ It _...._ 10 Demand deposits of lndlvlduals, Of! No.....,.,., :io. ,.,., •I 11 00 A.M . 111m 1n tM ~ ...... 1ot1e1Me 10 •nl•r in SUMMIT ESCROW .• C.llloml• (0(. 10 SU<ll ~•act. 1¥ prCK~\ ol I .... partnerships and corps .........•.......... 11,.456 poreilOft .. .,.,., _.,...'" T"'~'" c,,.o "'"' ee ron.11,..,, o-on 11w ,_ Time and savings deposits of lndlvlduals, unoer .~ Pll""'°"' "' °"" "' Tnnl of • llONI. t"9 luH wm 1r.r"f0f .. m .,. partnerships, and corps ..................... 14,361 •ec.oNMci ~· "· 1m . ., .... ,, ·~·1~~~..io.c"°!'..0''''1"· k~ ~-n......1t of St..... nd lltl I bdl I lo No 1'* '" -11.s• o-oe .. s of No ........ r mev '"'"~'•"'"A ""'._ ...,...,,.,., s • ..,.. a po ca SU v s ns Offk t.i Recor~ In ll•e otlk• °' '1ne • perlOd Of twty f1 .. i.s1 o • ..,. ••te• In the United States ................... ·~... 1,200 c.°""'y "_, o1 OfWIOt County, 11teo.w wtfortr.o.-1"9111erw1 Cert If Jed and offtcers' checks • • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 103 51•1• ol CellfOml•. WILL SELL "'T The 8owd Of TrutW.~ ••Mnr•• .... Tot I =t -120 PUBLIC AUCTIO.. TO HIGHEST e>rtvlleQ9 of ,..IK11"9 an.. end et1 C>ldt • S . • • •• • •. • • • • • '• • •. • • • •.....•• • • • '.,, 111001!'11 FOR CASH ,,,.,..,._•I ti,,,. or lo • .,.,. .it .,,,.....'"'" or '" Total nd deposits ..•.•••.•••. 13,SS9 of,. .. in lftlflll moNY o1 IN un11.., fllf<N11t~lft-bldorl11tM b-lft9 Total time and savlfl(,35 deposits .. 15,561 s1e1H 1 e1"" South,,...,,. •MrMI<• to ~=IE. WATSON All other lfabfB "'1'T"1e· 's' , ...... "1'. '>'............. 370 :~Of~-= ~r.C:."'ot~~·. ~~ 9-'tlol '"" .... TOTAL LIA IL e)CCIUd nc.3 •19111 llllt _,In ........ ~ to COAST COMMUNITY subOrdlnlted notes and' debentures) •••••... 29,~90 Mid,;.,.., htld by" -w lcl Oetd Of COUIH ~IUICT lOUtTY CAPITAL Trvll In ,,. ~ ··~ '" -~~~ c:::. P f ____.stock · c-lrM>dsc.te'*"'rMllMH ..._.._._, A tn..-Lot «I Of Tr.cl NO 6Jt2 H Jiff P"'>lh'*' Of-not Coes:t O.itv PllOI No. shares outstandlno None (par value) m•o rec.-"' a... i11, P-u, 0c1 JO,"°" '-1m t1n Commot't stock u , Mid n of M1.c•1t-• M.911J, '" -e . No. shares euthorlted 760,000 !:. =:' .,. c-tv Recorder of PllBUC NOTICE b. No. theres outstandlnc.3 ~7,851 (par value) 1,620 TM -ecldre\t _, _, t•,.,.. 'lionca tociioctois Surplus ...... , ... # ••••••••••••••••••••••••• ,. 912 "'°"de.,...,_,, If ....,, Of IM reel IUN•IOtlCOU•TOflTMI' Unctlvldld profits end reserve for • t• ... Y,:r::' =:.~ ·~=~ C:~1;:::~<;-contlngen<iel la other capita I rewrves .. • . . . • • 1, 104 c°'t• ~. c.i...,.,.. · .... A-Wtn1 TOTAL EQUITY CAPITAL • . . •• . . • . . . . . . . . . . 3,706 TIM ""'9nlOMCI Trutlff dlK lelm• Et l•I• Of RUTH TAL80l CllAIG, TOTALLIABILITIESAND ., llMlllllV..,, -IMOff9llM U 01 0.t H-. TY rAPIT"'l. 33 1.... '''"' ..,...., -..,_, <Mll'Mfl HOTlc;E IS HIE11£1 V OIVEN i.1 ... EQUI ~ " •. .. .. ... .. .. ........... , ...., ''-'-'"8fl.tlefty,-~ tf'94111ottOI_...,. ___ , M•MORANOA Seto .,... Will oe ,,..., wi wltflollt ,,.., ett .,.,_ N¥lf>o , .. ,..,. • ....,.,. Amounts outst•lno as of report date: ..._..,, • .,.,flltt\I, • ....,.... ., '''" ...... ~-..... .... ._.... .. 111e Sta"*f Mtteri of Credit. totaf • • • . . . • . • . • • • • IN~~-"=; C::'ii.i!; tlla .t.::".:':. ~-:':~...:: Tfnte eertlflc•tH of CMoolft In fflcltNI _..,,,.. ,....,., .-<wH 1111H ,_., ... ,........ ......., •1111 <tenomlrwtlonlofS100,000ormor. ..... .. . .. MNO.tf1n.tt ..... 111"·'""'· ,,.. -.....,., ---. •.,.. -Av:: for'30 calender dr/S (or calender ~ ...,_, ............ Ill ertlfl'M ............ Ceftl•r ) -·--.... , .... tJ • .-. If •• -'"· ......... ..._, , ..... I _,. W u• • ,.,_.' -t : """9 • eollf 0-. tf Trwt. ..... I•••• .......,, tNul, C.11 ...... . Tot .. depolfts ............................. , 2',319 • ....... ., • ,,.... 11 11 .. ,._."....,... .. .. I Rob1rt cebrer• Vice Prtlkltnt/Cfth'9r of the • ""1rwt1 ,,.....__,,MW 0.-111 all Ntttn,.,,........ abOv~med benk do he~ declare that thl1 :..rwt..e..-cllrV~MlfOtM• .._m::..,":e~ R9POl1 of Condition Is true and cor...a to the •t Of "'" ....... ,.,. ·~"'"' .,.. ... "''''*1<a myeuNMtectoeend11~,,..---i-:.:..-=.-r:=::C:: 0•'"~;!:'-... I "'_. ' '°"_,..,. • lele, eoM • writ"" N .. 1<• Of '*'tie"-• OCtobef ~ 1f7't t twit Mii •led ........ I. TM -~If .. Wiii W• the undlnlelfMCI atrtdon eunt th9 ClOfNCt· '"'"" ,._ ....... Meuu ., .... ....,...._. net• of tN1 •t.tnent of ,......C.. end llabuttlft. W. .J: :-.:: ~ e:,.•,!:j 0 ,.::::" dlel•re .... It NI been exemlMd by us. end to tht 9""1.. ..... ..... WIW · btst of our kn0Wf4'dge and bttttf Is true end corN<t. o..M• ~ ,., "" •: ...... ., •· .... I _, D-D ~ WMMITlllQOW. -., .,_., • .._.,., ...... T_.. ,....... ...... I.ti H.,.,.,.. E. S .. ll"9fr ,.._..,....Glt!J., o...Mw 1s1 ecenrwtrt r"°"'"°" =.=: "... .. .. , .. ;:::..i;.,r ..... Pue.ti...f'= COllt 0.lly PUot October 30, ,..~\'=!·~~If,,, ... ·~-==--c::. o ... f Ht4 117t. \. · toa-'19 , . •· ....,, .. ta. tm •'"'" 1. •· ...... •· 1a.-. tm ., .. ,. ' l , , Th• Bltgeat Maiketpleceon lie~ Co111 DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS 6 4 2 You Cen Sell It, Find It, Trede tt Wtth • Went Ad (M2-aa18 ] .......... .......Fors. .... ",.,. .. ~ ...... ,,........... ..... ... . ... .......... ·············-····· ·············--·-• 100 ... ,.. I •••a .. · I ....................... • 5 6 7 8 D A I .L y p I L 0 T !QUA&. HOU8tNG _9-PPORTUNITY r A rh, ,., Molter. All r..i tit.ate UldverUMd ln tbia MWSpapet le tub 1«t Lo the Federal fl' air lio\lt,nl Act of 1 tea wWda makes It We1al to edurtl•e "any prt· fereoce. Umltetloo. or cllcrimi.oation based on race.~.reUlloo.sex. « naUooaJ origin. or a o iatentioa to make any such pttfl!ttnce, bm1ta tJoo.. or d.iacnminaUon · 'Jbis newtpaper Will Dot knowinfly accept any advert sing for r ea l e6late wlllch la in v1ola· UOn oft.be law ....................... VADUAMHOMI OMLY $79,900 LocM.ed on a My tr" liDed lt.rett. l bdnn. l ~ ti.. Jae fmly rm wt roiy frpk. Lie yrd w1rrull tree&. 7:58-UOl ~ Walker & lee ~TSIDE CUSTOM CiorJeC)UI Ea1t.s1de Mesa C1A1Lom built 3 bedrm OR 2 bednn + den home! Gated entry court yard for privacy Fem gr otto. 2 pWo&, lots o( storage. llteps to Newport & Back Bay! ~ lhl.s wanner . oow ! ! Cal.1752· l 700 (")i.,, ... '. "'·' ,, ,,,,., '• t Jtl [®l!iHJ UDUCID Slf,000! ...._.. fw 5* L.aguna Bea<'b Cott.age ••••••••••••••••••••••• l'rlvi1cy• with white Ga•:al 1002 w<1 te r v iew 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bdrm+ family r m .. nd llACH UHrTS wet bar Just reduc1.'<l S,5,.000 a nd r e ady for nt-w owner. Owner will hl'IP Four wuta actually pays fina n ce. Cull• No~ for 1t.se.ll. All 2 Bdrms .• m«.so corner lot and USUlIUI ble .... , . . . ., . ~:· ~:~ .. ::.'.~~· I® IMI [®lfflfl ~.a.Ettate Pool/Cfftf Beach. Tota.Uy ~luded grounds w/wall.s & trees 4 BR. Fam Rm Formal Din. l...ge ~ mstr Wtnft o rr Indoor IOl ard e n· atnum Wetbar Fplr Heavy bea m' 3 pauos Red uJe rool So uruque & dllferent -must :.ee Cl*ll 963-0002 Bk r. · ---~-- FIXO'S IEASTSIDI ..,.._AMO IMCOME Large 3 Bdrm home 1n areal Ea.sw~ tocauon. Tlllo I BR wuU add to Ln come OWNER WI L L CARRY FINANC ING . This IS a must :.tt at SlSO.IXX> for det~u ls r 311 ~1151 ..:: i.~ HERITAGE . • REALTORS DEUGHT VllW Thais 1t ' YO U FIX IT'' AIAJ'ltDONED AJI this 3Bdrm home ISTATE needs 1s n.c and t m aginahon Seller will See Spygla.u . EastbluH help fina nce . m aybe & ll'V'U>e from lht:. de· r;ert.ed 2· •l-Or>' est at"' 4 ~ly' Don't delay, Bd rm on ""1 a <'r t> of Call 673-8.SSO •1.,, • • • , •• . •• • woodsy lot. huge 'lparlrJ [ I 1ng pool. long t',t.,tf' c -~ Jflftltl; t~;.;:u~·~,~ L *~'it:~~~ [ ~ l&HDJ 1ng • Fplc 17ugt> ms tr retreat Near beach & A pubijc goU A steaJ at S&S.000 Call 963·0902. 8KR. STWtS TO IUCH ME TO llACH S $104.900 Chamuni 2 story garden ho m e. Co bbluto ne stred.I. gourmet kitchen, S huge master swte. cov ered patio. too ' Call now $139,900 <lwmm& 3 bednn. bn ck palJOI. Loll o( wood and gl.aaa. Private rommuru· ty. C..Uoow' 646-7171 ,.._,,.. , .. , •••• , •iJI· ,, ' • '. [~&aHI . s.nn ~" ''' "' "\ '"' ·o"' 1..r1 • HOM1S FOi VETS I [ 9 l*lff I ..,::::=::~ , F PBCTHOUSf Da&Jy Piiot Classtl1ed ~ EXC~I OFTE~ ~~~VIC I';" nus eleaanl Palm Spr U.i I.he pubb(' know Wll h I mgs estate ls complete an ad U1 the OruJy Pilu. w/seperate gUf$t house & penthouse swle Over service 0\1"\.">ctory It can 1 ~ acres surrounds ll\ts C'06t >'OU a.~ httle as SI .89 E exqw1te dwel.Ung local per day For more tn· ed ln lhe excl"'1ve hills fonrot1on and l'Qmplete d Palm Spnngs. 646 77 \ l rates call 642 567l:S D 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 481 +POOL SA.NDPOINTE I f:xceJ.lftll 4 bedrm, 2~ be\b Sandpo1nte pool lhome or South Co11t PlaJa.. Brand new plUlh CT"J'& and water be1ter Loo! One yur home pro. 1 &.ectlon plan Included ! '1exible t«mA l.ndd& VA 'or take over eldat101 Joana. Full price Just '125,000. Hurry, take ad· van&.aae.caJl~-1700 (.Ml' hf fl . 1t \ t \)t4 tuN t;tC• l•MMI . SpariOU'I 3 Bdr m air cnnd . San Luis Rey model upir adl'd thru o ur .. Po s lt lv t-l y pristine SUIS.000 MIWPOIT CllST COleO "£xtn Sharp. Two Bedroom•. Two Betha. 0rt1tnal OwTttr. Ute A Model. Harftoood P1oon • ~t.en. Wtl Bar• P'ln,i.att In Uvlftl Room. Attttetlve MalWr Bed~ 'Suite. Pool. S•una Ir Tertnl• Av•ll•ble. Hurry, Onb suuoo. (!) =-~ 131·1• ... '°'~---... / A llAJMY DAY DWI.IX ... Great on suMy days too! but the stone fireplace. beamed cellings, cozy living room a nd 3 covered patios, would make this a fine spot to spend a rainy day. Owners unit has 2 Bdrms and separate rental unit has t Bdrm a nd an above-it.all view. Presented at S225.000. U,._,lf)Ut: fi()Ml:S REAL TORS~ 675-6000 2443 Ean ColSt Highway. Corona del Mar qullT STIHT I CIC>&.MS DllAM Bil 4 Brdm. 2 Ba with l<lbthe7Ulteew/aaweep-rm5"vc fll'epla~. New iDI vW# ol tbe toll cne, pa.a an 4r ~l " best oC la U.U aceptiooa.I J BR, all, a super low pn ce oC 2 Ba eMdo. XJat coad. " m.soo. Thu ooe ~sharp pri'.~-~· " wUI sell fast. Call SIOOO lelow Mid 75l·Jllll for a quick ule. Act C: SELECT now! Call m.~o T'PROPERTIES ALLSTATE I ONCAN'VON LA.1'\IE· Ca· ,,yon Crest U\ Corona del Mir C.onveruent condo- clo1e to a ll s h op1. 1<'b ool s. churc hes . pool ls pa and tenn11. Three bedrooms 6 den • 2"'2 be\M, buu\Jfully de· corat.ed. pn vale patto. bi.alt-in bookcases. wine storaie. rll'eplaces ln h v 1n1 room & in I a rge ma s ter bedroo m S1'1'UOO COLI OF NEWPORT RIAl.TC>aS. '75-5511 Redh i 11 ct? Realty I 1il1 • t<l'.llh 1 l! lau· •. •1, . . .. . ~ .. CUATIYL. f'\na.nctng po!lS Ne'Wpor\ Crest 3 bdr m . 3 balhs. w1oce1n view . ruB.4.50 FOttCB> SAU G.L.HOOOWH REALTORS CMSll.500 Near s. John the BapU.at Catho&l c Chuttb. 1bls 3 Bdrm 2 Bath home w • k>edl al potential aitual· ed on a le lot " J"'t ~ away from So. Cout P\ai.a. Call now beCOrf' it ·a 1one. 55&-21660. C::SELECT T"PROPERTIES 9.7% LOAN Asbwnable! No qualify. mg• Cornes wtlh a fa o t.astic home 111 a gn:at locauon TallToledC.,.;. ·w. Utittw "754-tzoi HAP PIN~ IS HOM£ Q., °' tbe lolftr priced 4 beiSroom homei. 1n L.ac\mA Niguel. With an eocl06ed yard lbat is mcely landscaped You have a k>veJy vtew of t.be tullb from I.he front and Side yards $9'.) .:ioo UNGO REAL EST A TE 495-1720 4 u . s11.too GET THl_POINT ABANDONED beauty A spec1aJ beach cottage wtth formal entry to for a speciaJ someone. ~ fanuly siied bv1ng Perfectly redone, hkc rm Country i.t yled nl!'W thruotit. includlng lolcben with l&e duung Italian u&e. beveled '6/or aru Generous stied stained 1lass , peg & bdrms.. with aepatate irooved brdwd floora.. mw. suite. Needs• httJe I «c. Seiler may carry. Mi&t!•~t °tow~:!. I JACOBS IEAl.JY g e t s t h I s I r e a t 1.711r 1.1.70 BARGAIN! Huny' C&ll a-.--•-------S.2312 Shoreline As!()('. 1be faate5t draw tn the ---------West ... a Dally Pilot OCIAHVllW! Versa.I.Iles pentbouu. Ul· tra delu•e fr 1m· macuJate' z Bdrms. 2 baths. frplc . + com· .._mun1ty a m e nities. "$210.000' ..... ..,,... ...... •675-7060 * Ww A.d Results &&2·5618 Oa.sal&d Ad. 642·56'78. ·-~~~~~~~~~- tiJ Coldwell Banker PIMIMSULA ·POtMT Large 4 BR. home on comer tot. Bright & cheerful inside. Sunny brick patio. Area to store small boat. Owner ls motivated. BrinJr creative offers. Priced at $399,000. IN N.WPORTC•NTaR .644~o6o I ·------------·------··-....................... _ . ...., __ _ ~ ...... --.... ..--. . -------.. .-...-.. ............ ~ ............. ~., ... --- -_... __ .... ---.. '4t. -- --..... ? __ .,,-- f •~•-am co••o '""" Olle ol tbe cbDAM unlit ln the "Mal Ital" wltb a terrific water view ! Com~~inlWe•out : new beaut cptn1 6 drapu. new kltcbma ~ <Incl. a m.lcrowtve oven). lfuie Uvl.n1 r m wlt.b a new mh t'Oled wall reflicUna the exclUn1 boatAetivtl1. 2Lar1e bdrmt. 2 bathJ. WB&.IY ~ TAYLOll CO..•••• ..,...IW'!a .. •~u s. Ju; t ....... Ml\WIOllT CIMT& M..1. •4Mtl0 Our kwely MW cuatom. view home for a 1ma1Jer home or Jot ~ ICOFona del Mar. £1\joy the 180 d•I· view towardl Catalina, a bd~ libraey, diaUna. 3 bathl. Lota ol I •hinll•. ,1 .... decb. Portollno L11un1 looU "Uve. Ju1t like the Riviera. 1329.000. '• llAL llTATI aca• !MCI SIMCI ••• , CO.-wmt US • ~ • te WllTC\.9lf. A wHlltefllla;fllt .... ~la,1~ ..... 111 ........ I •111• .,...._ ......... ...,,.... .... ,....,. • ............... lit-, .... ,.... •••• $421.000 NEWPllT BEACH 75"111 LmllCllDllOl.bul vahaable? Ylf'S ASSUMI .------~--..-------1111111 Aaai ao ad rn OW' Loet •11.000 ·~% Jntereal and f'o11 nd cohamna. LoM at '577 t.Olal t!~· DllAMS Ll4SI OPTlOM BILL GRUNDY. REALTOR . . ' i, , \I • "'. h t ) ' ) f'\ I(, I * BEAUTIFUL BAYFJONT-VIEW c .. to. ........ this 2 IMd. 2 bottt coop _,. a. .._.,...,. leach. Pool Mo•..-. decor wltll privacy, se<wtty, toy ..t Ou•t1 VIEW. $209,500. loot tllp avall.w.. HARBOR VIEW-KNOLLS-CONDO bcepthnl locaffolt a. Newport 1R • alh wcHff C.,. Cod coo aalty with pool _. .._,._ Prf•ocy ..t pastoral YllW frolft tWs l Md.~ clft..nft. •••• wit.. separate Master Hite. Soos a.g two.story 11•""1 1"'. wfth wood ea.-occet'lk. SI H .000.1 WATERFRONT HOM ES In c. . '1 ~I\\' ('11., JI IMtlM I~ ',, 'r-"l f~•'oh t 631·1400 A ~tl'fNIDn 9HO"lltl0 /ltlfo SlW!ftC GUIDE FOR TH( CAL ON THE CO Father-Son Set l•ke falller, hke son-dtlt&hl both wrth warm. $mart sets. Hlnd!Nde &•fts mean mosl' C1ochtt bummed hall end tone, fun(ed sanes of s~n!Mhc worsted for 5'lOrt. school. wOl't Pattetn 7~: scanes, hall in Men's. Boy$' S. M, l 1nciucled. $UO lof t1eh P1ltetn. Add 40t Beautiful & Easy! ftClt P1ltetn for l11st-class a11· =::. handltn& $end ID: i,., 1ffMi-11f~"40 Needl«raft Dept. 10S Dally Piiot No w1~t seam! Gatl\tf 1n all .. HJ, CM ai.e-Sta., "" lhat grace and flu1dtty w11h the 9"' IT llOll. Prittt •-.. solt~t Qf snh1na. We love the ....., zi.. ,....,_ ,,....,, contmt ol smooth slloulclm. UClllliC• ""' l980 NEU>U· Ion& 0t cap sleMs. Easy-st• CRAFT CAfALOC with O¥er 170 Punted Pattetn 9 l 98 M15St$ CltSllM 1n lfUhaoety of ciafts S1z~ 8. 10. 17. 14. 16. 18 Size lfreel)ltlemm~$end$1.~ 12 (busl 34) IW$ 2 718 )'lrds lSl_... •kt Qlliltl • .u.... 60-111r.h lab11c l»S.-•S. Jl.K.IUe =l.111 t...-. Ut s.I :·50 flt ltldl ""'"'· ~ .... uo ... .. ... ""91'11 .. 121 ••• Delila •.. uo ftmdm ..... ....... ~ n..s ..... ·11.5• s.i • uw.I .............. uo llMtM .... U4all ~ Cindi •· · Ut Pattern Dept. ••2 ~..,,_ u• oa11 yP11ot m_. .. ,... .. tJI m .. ••= .. ·~ l;i ....... , .. ,_ . ......... lJI ..... ...... Clllllll •.. '.' cuf l:lOTHINC COSTS ••Ill our £.f ~ ~: UI ll(W fAU:WINf£R PAITUH CAl· 11..._. • • • . . . ue ALOG .... sew • nn ward· UM •Jlstl ......... $1.St '*='°' lela ~~"sf 1.50 u,,,.-.. ....... $1Jt *"°"· .... Ul ..... "tlldllt ..... EJI 17="' ...... -~·· 11 .......... JJI m~· t:~·. u• c....t ..... l.M ¥""""'· l.M ......... JI I .sa.•M. I.It Gllldll ..... $1JI w.-....... .. JI . __.__ .. _ 1bat ._ where people look am.. 38drm. 2 , ..._ they've found ao fplc, 2·car 1erace. ..:.1t.em_;__a1_·_vv~aJ•1M_. _____ 11•1,ooo. A lh at SH: DON'T LAST $6000 • And MttJMr do bome1 Owner wants out! 4 Wr.e wa. Lars• 2~ Ba 8ednn. 2 bath, f1muy home w/a 1pa and all rm. ftreplace. corner lott tha ll oeecled for superb RV aco.a. ~. LelM. . To Place your "Fast Result" Service Directory ad .... Call Now 642-5671 .... JU 0 411 .. MOUU Advertlaera may plan \heir acla by lelepboea 8 00• m IO$·JOp rn MOf\day lhN f'rtday · 8 to noon S.tlll'day COSTA MF.SA OFFICE 330W Bay 14M8'18 llUNTTNGTON REACH 1 '187:. Bl'M'h Blvd ~l220 L.AOUNA BP.AQll I 0.27 N Cou~ I 11,(!y' J..acuna 8ea<'b 411o4.~ NORTII ('OUl\'TY d11ill (rtt ~ 1220 cus .... ....,.., ~Q •HS llJN IOl!I N!Cf' • livUll PLUS the advan· Sll4,SOO. Call now, . tqe al a secluded l BR, l 546-ZJU. -· ~ ~~A u.oltt~·~·Calawll [r:~:::;;'';:'::" 01.il11iii,ii0;~'•'"1!!l'i1v"51i'1'm N1Wusn,.. ~~ ~· lt~ftUffi 3 Bdrms~:'r bdrms. IA L L$TA TE ... ..,.... W•erfro.t down; eood condilion; I REALTORS ~Br. 2\11 Ba liant. Live new cvpeU. 2 Car park· at tbe beach for nat laod Ing. Steps to bea cb ! OWMa pies. Beat lnnauoo, en· lm.5001Dcludio&land1 DISPBATI!! joy~~ associated til.I l '"" (Wt, Wt I\ I '°' &I •1 ,l q f . 'W\ tt.,1.. "l , • • .. GtANT AIANDOMB> ftool + IY Accns REALTY 3 Bdrm .• sunny kllchen. 673-8700 formal living room. brick fplc, RV access. sparlrJlng free.form pool. eu QBQ. low rnalnl. grounds. Reduced lo only 194.950. Call ror appt. 963-7881 oPll• ,,. , •• , \.Jo.,'"'',, •• [~HM1d llDUCID $4000. Reduced for fut sale' Owner anxious and sacrtflclng this lovely borne. C.1ean as a whia· lie!: Features 4 bedrms. 1~. bath. 22 rt game room. park Uke ground<1 arered at Ollly Sl02.900. call now 963· 1881 '~''''• ?• , .. ,~ ... ' ,., '·"' 1024 ••••••••••••••••••••••• a;J\'.A TIOH llATB [.~ INI, ____ -__ . __ _ IMAGfNI THIS!! J Bdrm. ramlly room- lctcheo. formal dulln&. spa. an Nor th Mesa Verde Mafly. many custom features. Laite. real u.le floors. custom drapes. nea r n e w carpda. top of line dis· hwaaher aod etA: Priced moderately at $114.500. Call~Wl -~,t :• HERITAGE . • REALT.ORS 1026 ........•..•...•..•.... MA.JUNITA Spectarutar htltl op homes. 2012-3206 sq. ft Close to M an11 a. Sel'V a Rd & Calle La Pn m a WOODBRIDGE WILLOW Pl.AN Aaumable 9V.% loan on this magn1hren t 4 bedroom Wiiia. Plan, larg est h o m e 1n · Creeluiade. Deeorator ap- pWll.ments tbroughtoul. t>entral air & pro fess1onally landscap~d yard. :n !Udhawk. JtWOODBAIOGE Rf ALTY 551·3000 . .. Dudhne for ropy .. lcllla 15 ~.lO p.m. _Jh& day before publl<'allon, l"Xl'l'pt for Sunday & Monday £d1tlon1 when de•dhne b S.tutdey. 12 llC)C)fl ESTATE Magnificent 2 story, 4Bdrrn, den, 2\la bath. dirung rm. brick fplc estate. Patio looka out to count.ry·siie yard with stalely trees. A bargain at $136,000. Call Now: ~ Ot'fN 1110 • H ~FUN JORI "1.rf [WdNI Good basic 4 Bd rm home. good location. Owner will carry the loan al, ll % for t be qualified buyer. Brand oew listing $98.000.. cau ~141 ABANDONED MESA oa MAR vera. nm.ooo to s:us.ooo. Fantastic· Location~ CU.H"'90 U4MIUTIOHS ER ROHS Advt r\lun sllould 1 hr<'k 1he1r ada <1ou l) <Ir r.,porl "rror \ 1 mm rdt~l t>ly 1'11 F: f>.\11., 1•11.1n ""un,.., l1ah1loly lur till fir,.I '"ror rPf't 1 w-ert.on 1.nl y CANCEl.l.ATlO'li'> When lulhn1 ao 1111 b<' sure 10 maJce a rf't'Of'd or &he KILL NUM R•:H 11ven you by your ad l»lcer os l'f't'e1pt or yoor rant'ell11llon. Th11 kill number mu s t bl' preaented b y \be edvertlaer In ea&e of a dispute S-59 !IJO! 9tarp 2 BR townhome. ronveruent to !io. Coast Plaz.a Private patio ror leisurely ente rtaining Gated complex. Call 64S-O:m CANC!LLATION Olt CORRICTJON OY NEW AO llP:,.ORp; R\.'NNING t:very t'Hort 1s mad• 10 II Ill or correct o n .. w aa" lhal llH ~ ordl'rt'd. but we l'annol 1uar•n1ee· to do ..o unW the ad bu appeared in lhl' P•i>er DIME·A LINEAOS Tbttt' :id~ an •trlelly eHh an aclvantt by mail or •l »ny one or our ofh("9 NO phone orders OndllM J p rn Pnday Coala Met1e Of!lt'e .. 12 noon at all branl'b nrHcer. F OREST E OLSON ... ... . '. eotn"IACT OF SAU Owner may carry a coo· tr9Ct on tbla Doc> sq. ft. 5 be*m. 3 bath. 2 •tor>' home. Large (am rm. firepla ce. sparkling clean· kitchen. Much, much more for 112:S.900. A.cl now! Call 546-2313 oPfN ''• ""• 11 \ •u~ I "~',,,., IVSdt!tl 2STORY Sha.Ile roof. 4 Bdrm. 2 V4 Ba. $133.:>00. Eastslde Costa Met.a. Ror Mee... RJtr. 541-7729 TH E l>All.Y Pll.OT reserves Ille rt11 ht to elu 1l<y. edit. ('t'fU()I' or r r ( u ~ r a n y advrrllsrnlrnl. and lo !'hang~ II~ ralt's • retulatlOllll WlthOut pnor n<lll<'l' C&ASS .. ~+llCIDS' P 0. Box UllO. eo.t. Meta 931128 Look:l.ng for a home of your own? You'll find many homes advertised for sale in Classified everyday. ma en ab I Irvine realty A SUBSIDIARY OF THE IRVINE COMPANY EXCLUSIYE SEA VIEW! Surrounded by view, this elegant 3BR/family r m Bar Harbor model looks like a model home ... prof. decorated w/man y c us tom upgrades it offers a pvt spa area & lovely patio. A choice location in this gated community w/tennis & pool. 'me best in prestigious ti ving ! $359,000. Jane Paquin 642-8235. (L·86> 642-1235 90t Dover Drive. Irvine at Q mpus Valley Cenlw 752-1414 UllC& ,,,.,,. 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I! • This highly upgraded 831<)540; 493-4006 Bldr $85,000 family home reatw-es 3 tW .. • leed I 040 Hdrms. plus den. bltn ••••••••••••••••••••••• lutcben w1m1c wave. ---------- on ii greenbelt 3 Bdrm . 2 ha Amh urst Model· in Univ Park Garden Homes Clos~ lo ~. pools and shop ptng ·~· COATS& WALLACE REAL ESTATE. INC. 10°/o • Owner wUJ carry fmanc· iDI -t.bia Eutaide. .. bd .. 2 ba. pride or Waiting for some fix.Ing, pr ime Easts 1de . 2 bednn. R-2 lot. Owner de;pcra~' CalJ 646-7l71 Wboa Island I 006 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lOZAPOUHA IALIOAISU 2nd OWNER HOME GREAT LOCATION . STEPS TO BEACH, • VILLAGE. ALWAYS A HOKE. NEVER A REN· TAL: a BORK. 2 BA. W10F F STREET rear yard dee: lun . od 15 -.1Uun wallong dl5 ce ID all 5Cbools, parlu tennis N>urt:• C a 11 ~5ol!ll0 for more details ·';,l;;.-HERITAGE . ~; ·~.. REALTORS NK:l llDUCB>! SUIJECTTO! Gf'eal 3 bdrm it.art.er on qwet street. L'e yrd O Wl'\t:t bas bou&ht another • as ao1dou.s. Now only '82.9001 Hurry! ~Mn c:= Walkt:r & lee I ownership home. Quiel Cul de Sac, new pailllit /heavy shake roof, ram. rm. Low rnalnlenance yard. $1.29,900. A•lt for PARKING. PR ICED RW Eau~ FOR FA.51' SALE CALL , ___ ...;._ ___ _ FOR APPT. 675-8729, --------• ~)434-8179. CUIG 831-12116 BAI.BOA ISLAND DUPLEX REALTORS You ·11 be tboroug h ly dwined b)o the melding al wood, brick & glass of RETIU IY OCEAN this beautJJul home + in· AT1IMTIOH INVISTORS Possible future com· l"Dl!l'Ci al 1.15e oo Uus sharp J Bdrm home For more 1nf ormat1on. c•ll S46-S>. ·-~ ~ HERITAGE .' • REALTORS Sl I ,950 come. Call us for more ~~~~~~~~~ •A super location. steps detaJl..s! 1: t o bea ch , with golf ~ course. restauran t and cock1.ail lounge. Spacious 21 1 BR moblle home with la.rse add oo LR or make 2bd8drm ~ •2 BR mobile h o m e Ht")MM'i C...+et- bargam. pool a.nd spa at 640.5357 $13..SOO. A:sk us! HEWUmHG MfSADaMAI Ma;t. desu able 5 bdrm mod el w 1many up grades. Owner hai. ~n relocated &c m tL'll sell. Don't wait' 545-9491 "9 Git ... ootr s BR + den + t'am1ly Rm + Fonua I dirung + J ~~~~~~~~~ ·--------4 car garage + 2 pauos + " UMns b a I c 0 n y a D d 0 t her IRVINI TIUACE f'lnest VIEW location. Spect a cular 4 bdrm . home with lmpreaa1ve dttlllar driveway. ex· o t ic landscaping. buul trul . secluded swimming pool • all C\Mt.Om, oothina but the finest. [)efioitely one of a kind. $1,084,000 17 I 41 673-4400 IJIJI 62 .. JIU HARBOR VlEWLOCATION ameolt.les. Aslung only I tJ ~.000 A landmark oca on m SCOTT REAL TY C«ooa del Mar 11\uated on 3+lots. Loads of 53~753] Poulbilltiea for lhlsj~~~~~~~~~ special property near the Buch. 8950.000. -MU~RV REALLSTATE Balboa l~••r>O 673-6GOO °""' Wll A..c• No quall.()'ina req 'd. 11-.;. lot. Smafl dOwn. Ocean view, pool. Built oo cyn. 4 Bd. Oll1nm831· 12M REALTORS OAKGLEM Dist1nct1ve n ew :? bedroom. 2i'J ba con· domiruwn.s. $97 .990 25~ Elden Ave.C M 642-6734 •YOWMIR Rustic 3 bdrm. I ba. with fireplace. enclosed prap. 50'1175' R·2 t.ri· pMx lot. '311 Ham.ilt.oo. t>o not 'dWWrb tenaota. MUil cJoee in ii. Prin· cipab only. '85,000 548-500 or 631 ·:WO OWNER llESPEUlI 3 Bdrm, 2 bath, new tttcben. larte pool. BBQ, fplc, lovely patio, ~ $llUGO, Call ~1111 I hi .. A.1 "' a bedroom rual17 rooCD • ~.,Ssf;Mss lfliiU IH I' r !' I' I' r I , A ~~·3;tutntu I I l I I fr, I "' .,,...p.a. ... talde ..... Tree UDed It.Net witb low lnte re•t aa· ..-Ille Sou. Offer.cl at ::I.Jue.too. Call JNhclan u. "I ' • 11f t ',,I KU,..UTI '21 •••a. Chum..._ llH • ' SEASCAn CONDO t« SAHOY IEACH Stt.900 Only I yr new & 1n top condiuon & upgraded 4! br. 2 ba. ground nr urul w an assumable $61,.00 loan at 9~.·.;. interest Tenn1::.. '>Pa . pool & cl ubhou-.e. only I b I k lo beach. CAU'44-721 1 •523 CMws~IRVICE W.-leedl 1041 ~--------....................... . "-• ..... ~at "~ TD's W/flexl~ down. Seller to cany beck baJan~ 6 3rd TD Previous model. tughly upgraded. Prof lodscpag . .l8:SO IQ ft. 5 bls to oceao. BKR. ?ec>-9501 . geo..5580 WAU(TOHACH Prom this super near new 4br. 21ttba home w/large fam rm. & rrm duu.ngrm Park Place.Inc 842·7561 HO qcJAUFYIN<i LAGUNA UYIMGi Brearhtaking 0ttan view rrom new 3 Bdrm 2"'2 Bath contempor a r y . Features s unllen con· versal 1on area w ith fittplace. master s wte wtspa. Glass and oak lhruout and much more Ul tb&s P,etf ttt paradise. don··osen · rt•.,jtor"t 401 GLENN EYRE 4fr/-4848 Brand new, 3 bedrm. 31 "2 1---------bath, + raauly rm 2 Story w /cus tom s un· deck. J ust blocks rrom beach SZS.000 down & Lake O\'t:r e:u sting 1\~ I.st TO Broker. 831 2227 OCEANFRONT New Modular Type Homes. pvt commuruty, 2 bch.s. ~ hr secunty. sub-letting OK . Fr om Ul.900. l'reasurt" Island 4 BR + Pool MOOtJe Home P1t. 308()1 Very pn\alt' end of U>e So Cs t Hwy, Lacuna r ul de !ar lor at1on . Beat'h, R M. P (714 I Sl09,!'>00 Taki' o ver 1~5~357~9~~~~~~ S67.000 loans Ron Ort. I~ ---- Rt> a I E s t .i l e l•---~---· Proless1onals 963-8377 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 100/o Loc. '1)riflwood" To..,•~ Use )'OW' present home equity to take over 10% loan. Uke over payments on 3 bedroom eod urut acroas from Woodp1ne Park. Approx. 1850 $Q ft of carefree llvmg witb rormal dining, ram1ly room. fireplace. Pn vale covered paUo. Commuru· ty pool. Hurry! Sll9.950. Call s..w.M.51 ,._... -· Cat!S'!Y ~any YfCTotttA COYE YIEW- 3 Be d r oom. R uatac craftam11oshJp W'llh anll· ~ bndt. wood and cop- per kitchen. skyllabta and easy care laodsc:ap+ iQa. S172.000 . WC>OOllll)G.I 110. So. Coast HhH y 3 8rS125.0005 Br in Vllla1e Fair S195.000assume9.,..':t. LAGUNA BEACH ec-0112. &t4-e681 497 ·2 45 7 ~~ ..... !~~ !'!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!! ~Coldwell Banker NIW CUSTOM OMI ACll ISTATI Large 4 bdrm.. 3Y.i bath. rural hllltop location on private road. Room for tennis. pool. horses. & paddock. Air condlUonlng. great ram11y area, exce llent financing, $348.500. 496-7222 831-0836 .... ,.,.,.. 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Pride of Ba. beautiluJ oceaa vu, 45' dock & 11'1 home avail tGU > ~1055. 875·~ ---·------.... ...., 4M4nlKJai-u. old, H..,ort 2nd. ~·--NJ owaenbip. Only 11.11 x walk to Vlctona Bch, lamed. 213/ZD-llJS dya, eves I..FMEw/OPTJON tobuy _.._.,._ Ma.,_._... 2 80. S IMlll'WM en-. Hurry! PrtnclpalA frplc, IN'"IUiet fir. much 2L3JS.351Cnes. brmd new condo, 2 br, 3 __..Y•-• br.2-. .... -.-.1..a --n·· * 0a1y 545-tdl BKR. more $700 mo. N o d 5tr.dm.3ba, Wa~root. be. Npt Bdl.. $750/mo. 11.U0,080. &lee cate . ~ · cbildreo/ pets . Jan 2 B rm, 2~ Bath comm ~.taams.Walk OnllMS-.a. f'riy roed. T..a. Coi.lft. $12.IOO Wltb apadou owners COYIMPTON Marti n .. Dys 833-8383 lolmboule, 1790 IQ ft, 2 toooeu. 11000 mo/ uni --------pool. JK,, wine Mlar, Down m?!t:;•at. OWC unit, aer, as aBr lu11.· .. , ews&wtnda841-04.a4 ' car prap, near beach. lle.MS-75i3Act. D%ih•1 ...... 3600 ,._ --..-a-•-m • -pav-•• C a l I a f l f P M , ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----1 ·--1 /WW .,_...... W-. , ,..,....., • .._. Beawifw eouaie by lhe n4!9f7·5a • Dllmstudioeondo. 1 bik ......_ 1"' .. _. --~, .. 2 ..,_.,,-Id qtn.,.,.. Sbarp peaU.Oue COD·• Ha. 2 br, pvt beach. Udo Vlllase 6 abope. =--... ....= r:::" _... -8Clf\tl Prtac. dominlum. Euyquallfy. JU.A.1.A.1.&AOll.ll.l~ ..... ""'""I atatts nopeta 499-lSli .,,,._ 1244 Pool, rec room, etc. ' ._._.., a ..... q e ~~~-a~t·~mlii' lal.M0-4ll"18kr. J()Nes Otil.YlOo/oDOWM · · · ••••-·•-••••••••••••• 13tt/r e nt or l ae . · • "'°"'!: D/W, $350. REAL TV INC. Low lnt.eresl Loans Wanted: 4Bdrm 3ba or 2 1 S • 3 2 4J • 1 I 5 7 o r $1.50 cliJ9t. r.olleel rel. OD· ,.,.,.. Olllr......... C!>"tl'Mfl PosiUveCaah Ftow Ha.MsU.fwwl.a..d JBdrm +den home in ~ ty. tn4)16ta1. Dlecrt ' t1.. ... .. •••••••••••••••••• Owner/Broker ·--·•••••••••••••••• T l l k GI ~ --------.-· ~-....... ..._. (714)873-6210 1714•41-2000 G-14 3202 u~tv~ft~c Park.elM~~ =l!obdrmnally D~l •2 ....... ,., ...... d GRACIOUS 5 BR 00 ap. Don't m.1aa tbla beautiful ,_.,. 1100 Prt.ndpalaOoly ••••••••••••••••••••••• be clo9etoUniv 8iib. • . + """.:t ••••••••••••••••••••••• "'41 acre. Lovely aet· 4 bedroom bome with ap. •-••• .. •••••••••••••••I~~~~~~~~~ tM-nM be. ln beauilruJ fa ly .... w.d 3706 dords prox. 3131 IQ.ft. Entry, DOU. HOUSI -• _ -0--'1 tto..lke y ACAMT . or I e n t e d N e w po r l .. ••••••••••••••••••••• 5000 ~~a~m': dlnlo1 room , family $20IOO ~~~ 2b aJ'1""'.!:'~~to ~2b~ =ly =B~~~~~fe r.:!~~~·~v.:~~ IAYFltOMT ~~beeauatefully ~ ~~~c:!i Dbl wide ~el.;., 196'7, ~ •. Eocf.·aar:·. ~: t>eaC: ~ u.Ji bu 3 A*ror&.eve alt o. xt ra Jrg yrd lm mac Aak rordaM earlene :.i;oJba ,w1vall ~or· ...,._.._.... "'5,000. out. Set 00 "'-acre with perfect cood. Jwit lilted. sum low lntereal fin. bdrml b r· 1 I' ~ ~ oond. As.soc privileges. 644-9990 ya, 5S1·2888 o. nter · r Y ~...,.a.I. c 0 v e r e d p at t 0 • hURRY! ! tFCH71-72) w/$18Kda. Fuil 8ric:e JM. J>l!tio~ 3 :enw:i~ ,,IJltWljgplijf\1Q 1650mo. tyrly. 5MM06i eves. Alloavall.M4-t5l3 497-1761 sprint)era. Fruit trees. Malla.Ito.. Store s1so.ooo. Prla . nty . proYlde xlnt income. A 962-4471lrnn546·8103 Orancetree Condo 2 br, BIG CANYON upgraded IAYROMT geen bouae and more! 554-7070 ery.8Sl·l88& young bldg in active AtC, 00 atream. $450. DOVER Model 2bd. 2 ba, 3br, 2ba, Avail Now. Hurry! 1274,500. Call--------MEW4 irowtnarea.SUS.000 ..._1.._.. 3206 mo. +secunty758-198S. den . S12SO Mo . dy s m>MoWtnt.er. YrlyAlao -~ WICAi!!!!! 'lbat you can get first W~M. TGJlorCo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ln1beT 2 bdrm ~· eves " wk.nds Av&ll.&M-15U Lmure World, Gate 14 m•BL. Let ua discuss Mobile userrightaoo,oearmain Rea.ltorS 6'4-49lO IAYRtOMT condo. ~·abos>Pini .....,,.,., I .... 3707 &..pi. ... ....................... 1010 ~rVia~~c Nvlew, ~~ -listinp with you. ll may ~~L~~} .. '~lrlrokctersf DUPLEX BY OWNER. 2 Bdrm. 2 ba in super 6 rec:. area. "25.675-4141 Npl2,.._ T~. f'-•~ .... 1 ..... • .. 2 Bt.or -·••••••••••••••••••• ...... a-. 1Aeva, ,..,.. ---------•be tbe amw« to your •-•"'......... ......... 0 ea. u o I l ·ti ia 1 B r locatJoa. Avail now for ~ ... ...,... """"' Zba. 51f.t81t A/C. alt Hnor-Vlew"-s housing needs . Our &mlaAn.a, all are reot· fumished,walktobcb& winter ~t.I $795/mo. 2bdrm.l...,ba .• Newc:oo· pool l550. Dys~ • .,._ 5 er, a Ba, 2-aty, trpl courteous Criendl> atalr ed.CaU fordetalls. town.E·Zt.okeeprenled. Salisbul)'Realty~J.aOO d o Jmmed. poss . evestwknda-.a388 &..pi...... 1052 ~age. ree aimple land. would be happy to have ParttPSace,lnc. MZ-746~ Xlnlt.axsbelter.~1774. Coro.a .. Ms 322Z ~IRK R E ALT y OCEAN FRONT. 2Bdnn. -••••-••••••••••••• -'--'-.SOO_._Btr_._MO.._~_L_12 __ , ~~""'in~~w!~~ a.c-rn.,er+r 2000 492·7662 ....................... 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Walk to Balboa BR 2 ba NB $'975 ........ .........,. ... ,..,. 37 S _U .. P••E••R•••f•O••R••M•••E•,R• 2-aly. Upgraded t.o ln· ·~~~~~~~~~' full price. ..,._,_ ...... i ""' "'"'" I I d Aot Si i "635 4 • ~ • . . . • 2 Bdrm + den. 21,AJ Ba Colfa W... 24 fr c:1• spa, skyllt.e, c:slm I: • u::KU•. ~··...,............, 8 a 0 • •• • ..... " • 3 HR. 2 ba. · · · · · · · · · · ~ ccndo lO exffilftlt loc:. ••••••••••••••••••••••• MObEL abutte rs thruout, Fr --------1 ~ tR€HIG€ LohforSde 2200 sax> mo. SanJu.ancapistrano Luxury Uvlog. Comm. Br, l ba. compl. furn. ·~% ~~u~~br:slo~~: ffi:9 =~~![ B U ~k~:r:N T . /+ r HOM€~ .... 2. ••• 3 •• AC ••• R •• E •• L.O·T··· ~l~O~ ~i ~~ ~~~~;:~~~ -~-·;.::~DI· ~ORpl~oz';OD· air, upgr ades, prime to schools. Fee simple Mobile.._ Ston 3333W. Coast Hwy, NB pool Spac1~ 2 Bdrm 2 "--"" location &cond. $136,000. land$238,500 . 645-6646 Me~ •ach 631-~ & 1115() mo, or submit CAU.tmLlbTl.rES PAID Owner 581-9980 If no lldcwwlkwtC..ter Horw.-roperly 11;'f11f/.f.1~.-i 1ease1option ompare e pre you wwer770-4501 CAU.US661-1021 Some back bay v1ew.'1ff4:4 &\W Waterfrontftomes,loc rent Custom design Mewpori 1Hc11 I 069 Df""'T!J\1JorCo NEWPORT IUCH fantastic area for hu.:t• EALTORS 631 14oo reauats: Pool & RBQ. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •~"-~.... 12UMITS ranch home + barn & ___ R_ -------covrd 1tarage, n ew 64_0-511 2 stables. call Jim f1an· r~"-Mfta 3224 Ulr. frpk . walk to bc:h & furniture. s urrounded *MO 9UALIFYIMG• Only Sl0,000, t ake over rallUltlc option oo 3 BR exec. bome. WGG l lut. <>wnw. 5'1.QZlO 1 IX>OR from OCE/\N. ~ ~-t JW pd.. SJ95 mo. wit.h .Justa Jandsca~no. Ju.ST LISTED Un'-1.ievably low LOW. ders '714 ) 752-1107 dys; ••••••••••••••••••••••• u.5'>3 r .... 111a. "--lnuo.lf! ,,. .. -•• ... -1 "" (714 ) 581·5787 ev"a . "' ' ~rv~MC ""'"~ lw ' gar· $425 m o I Adu.It bving at its L ~ Y_..,., PRICED al $C2S .000. " NEW Deluxe 3Br, den, din 9llMil5m No Sacrifice! Auume t .I.... rYf'IUSIYE JO OwnerwiUtrade. wtmds. rm, llv rm. mkrowave, • l ~filr1Uabed$35S. Nice4bd,3ba.OWCZDd. lMIL Wortda.-..... PrimeR-2 LotXlnt. loc•· 2'h8a, dbi j ara1e. $750 woooellDfH CJMl4fi-. F /R. rrm din X.SW.Wllaoa,642-l97l PltltdLGl·las flJ8llE HOM£ 156-7777 t.loa. Na.-eod La1uaa ~~7 ldeo. Al\. 3 BR. 2'At be .. P'R. tJoee :=oe•~. a1Dale 1tory Beach. Level. 2 bills to "'or · to pool, lake, schools · ncu\ or l.se. $700. Bllc:belor apt. $295. util P 642-B7; ~ 254411'J 12. N--81' IACIC IAY ESTA Tl STORE 19 u ... rrs ocean. 714·494-0t58 3 BR. 2ba. frplc. w ·side ~~oeg! ~-~a 0 c . ~ ). MS--Oi4f'''". REALTORS " Laguna Be ach. Ocean Furn or unfur!l!f $485 1---------i --------Pvt 2.8 acre est.ate w /]g Excellent Npt Bc:h loca· +canyoo view $ll5,000. 75&-1734or6Jl-0954_. __ ltr, bou.1e. FuUy <'a~t WAMTEDLUSE LoiJ-alNd9 3748 bouee. 2 guest bouaes. 16 IY OWNER YOU HAVEH1 uon, 2 blk.s rrom Hoag Patnck. 631-~ Uke new E-s1de condo l ed B.luns, frpk. fncd bac oa LEASE OPTION ••••••••••••••••••••••• st.all bone barn, huae ~•IA-r--...&.... Hospital. AJ I well ma111-.-t --'-~ --u p N Beaut decorated maid ;:i;r:f7'~~~ =~~s~ SEEN THESE ~~~wn~;0i!~; l~~~l~:tl ~~.~~1~;.1:.31~: ~1~-:~r. _. ... o. ~!~!''g~:rhi~:~H ~=~'· utii. $8S from almost every rm YET.II.I. &is readyt-0go. Pncere· REALTORS nopet., ~NS752-5915. &.oiJ-a.._. 3248 home Needmm.Jbdrm Bay, lush landscaping overlookioaocn.Fashioo ducedtoS799,900 Beck Bay area condo 2. ••••••••••••••••••••••• +much.over4SOOsq.ft. t.t.GUNA BEACH MTR abounds. Contact J im lsle, Cat alina Island, I LAHD-sty, Jbr, 2\.'Jba, balcony Mag nifiC'enl 3 s tor y Newport or Orange INN. Ma.id serv., color ~~;.n1~~~·ly~\ :;~:~ Ml s . 4 8r, 3VJBa Dl&:WIDES20,950. ~ fR€HIG€ has never been a bad den •• frplc. brick patio Townhouse wt4Bdrm . Coastal borne. -10-2 '!;";4 ~,:~~5 u~~: 581 S7ff1 lmds w/eleganl features & Central Orange County, HOM€~ buy. It Is lbe cornerstone ~. Avaa. 12-1. 548-1258 4Bth & fam. room in ex· yn. or mort'. 7 figure Coat Hwy. --· __ f!ll_ea_._w __ • --• a ppl. Pr iced to sell 3.bcSS, Lake Wood, 38r, 11\8Dy fortunes have been eves&wk:nds. rh~1ve Victoria Sch. 3 r:red.lt. Call 778-6600 ext ---------1 $C50,000. Pri n only . 288. IDJ7540·~0-built on. Two to consider de<'ka w /superb whJte 1~ weekdays. 64S--61S6 Modem Dix Penthouse, IG CANYON M0-688l. FAMILYPAU 3333 W.Coast Hwy,NB are: New Condo. 2bdrm, 21h water vj &W, stepa t o eves &weetead.s. 2Bdrm 2ba, btd pool, ---------• c.entral Orange County, 64S-6646 btb, dining. den, living beach. SlSOOtmo494-9'21 ~~~~~~~~ maid, l«Vic:e, c:oior '!V· SpeclacuJar 1oll course IY OWNER 1972 Goldenwest 24x48, Lclts. Price lnrludes land rm, gar·• s575/mo. all linen & u tensils. Custom desl..J.. 4Bdrm, cen t ral a ir, c pls . FOURUMITS.C.M. and approved plans for 67M4'7l PAHORAMAVIEW Cha.rmi.nl bayvlew 1~ weekly or m onth to • mt.Ille. 8800 sq.ft. .. to 6 Bdrmn, 5~ batha. Pool lllld ,.._ Sl.3115,000. IP" Near 3 B bdrm 2 ..,._.,._,_._, 3/8 .. ...:.:.":','\.. "ar 3 BR. large view living bdrm. mob. home on _.. -Reef I a.. study, ~le, loada of (J~). new, r owners triplex with one 3 .........,....., '""""' ~.. room. view dec k. No. Lido Pen. Perf. hacbe.lor' ............ -· on, xtras,"lo p a y Knolls • • l•SSfwPIL unit, 2 ba, frpl, ~-car bath fam i ly room gar .. covered patio, pad $4 0 0 /m o .. 2227. 111 STARNES CO. 648-5711 era. 24-50 with wet ba r , pr .. a.2Br ,2ba,unrts. owner"sunit.Ownermay fenced yard . Be th ~&~~~TORS w/pu.r c h ue oplloii' ... __,......._,.,.3769 PrincipalaOoly. Fasbioo Manor ·ee. Just TSLlnvstmtsMZ-1603 carry 2nd & subordlnate 6t6-mt 49'1-4848 87S-:134J eves. 898·29i •••• :;:-•••••••••••••••• $210,000 ,k48·1BlS 1~~:~1~~e il fi rst ! 11 DB.UXEUMITS '°~.u~~oan. 3 Br l Ba. no pets.~+ La!Jl-Nll J250 dQ'l.Mltror h uly. 3 BR. 2 Ba, din1nC a rea, S-... W.. SI 6 900 PRIME EASTSl DE, CM Will subordinate six ex> security deposit. Art ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~180. ocean v1ew . ..Jbr. ~~~~~~~~~ bllna, cAplds , drps, Garden Grove cutl·e. In· nlE2Bdnrus~·:NeaESchC. O. acres with valid ap-Lamb&4.>72S3or968-337!_ 4 br, 2 ba house: Valley . Frontpri~urul . . --------rrt lodacpd. d ed patio, ,. ""' nrnved map. Riverside fl I . SpotJess Tenrus pool -41 +cs ... •1 partfal:fl e ncl. Has eludes washer/drye r, · 640-S711 ~ty, suitable for 12 2 BR. 2 Ba condo. air view, r ep ace, aar · M • ~·-. rw.. __ ,,. •noor andd..._ lis t e d t his w eek . oond..D/W,~.clbbse. cond.,bullt·ankltcheo.2 j11e.lae548-'78U .A ...,.,.......... ... ... -sangle family homes. llSTIUY coraUve wrought iron Biltmore. (CJU124.f3). ..wPOITllACH ""'-1.920 sec.;-Nr. S. a.st Plau . car ga r a1e . $52 5 WATa.FltOMT u-... __ .... 000 I Q · ic--u..pwk p 1 •. t_. No pets . $475 mo. mo/lease. Call owner : _,..., ....... -· ess supports. wet street. ·-r Duplexes oo en n. ,. J '-'U £.IL D~lalt&PM M2-0l311. Avail.able im· Modem 2-st)' 4 Br 3 Ba tbm any home oa tbe Vacant. P r obate.. ar..,ec-ty Nwpl Sbra avail. All T A mediate.ty. bome,2 frplc's,ladedt, bill. A well loacated non· $150,000. Call to see. $18,500. Siiigle wide 2Br. amenities. Prese ntly pi £.CE 3 BR. 2 ba., air-~d .• nr. on the cana l l o W. VJeWIBdrm Portamoulb S3M836 Magnolia U164 lnc:ludea leased. Tum·key opera· I.A So. Cat. P laza . sec. 3bdnn. 2bth. rec. Ir gym, Ne wport. Avail. Im· Mdl. CALL QUICK . REDCARPET waaher, reoced yard. lion. Pro~rty memt NOPllTIIS• &•.tes, pool. Jacuzzi, no pets, SS7S lease/rent. mediately. _. mo yr CUllallat-.000. ________ , Cean&oeat. CJMS314), avall.m-4912.BKR. l.ndry.$C75.95S-J009 11U dast+dep.58l-SlS7 round i.od. lat• wt 6 '44-7211 UsnMaSALLSOLD MOBILE RENTAL l~Tll:JOr.M.I 1 er. trplc:I pvt, sml yrd, La!J-..,_. 3252 dept.CallMMM4J = ;C:U:~!. ::ti~ =r::.~i:::C:~r Nw~~Jr~:t1 1o~ ~ip~e~ ~2790r~:e3~1.;fosJ d~dg~~ ;;~·;~;;:.-~:;·;;,·•;; -A pt€HIG€ Ple.uecall HOM£ STORE TypeHomel, Maecurity. and slip. 673·3747 or 6Q. rm. golf course & tennis /-I--~ HOM€~ 64o.6259 s.to"-3 pvt beaches, poolp: ...;;833-.;;.:;...;2Zl~l ______ KEEP A HORSE! Cute c:lb neighborhood, i,., ~ CCJJOJO pier. Treasure Isle • ....__.do o.....+, acre. avail late Nov. $87S ~ DOl Pacific C.t Hwy, "'i:tc:f' 2400 281', Back Bay,~ mo. mo.661·2396 3333W.CoaslHwy, NB f'All •HJ NOWI. ·~~~~~~ Laauna Bcb. R.M.P . 6'1S-.trie6. 64R L 646 ..,.,.. 1.:.. <714)499-3579 ••-••••••••••••••••••• Garden home. guarded ...,. 1:-ed"'!eeU: ~:=; :~: R ·E A LT V '78 Skyline, t Z'x H ', ~..:.:....;.~.;:..;_----1·---------2 Br.~,b~t.ns.2~ar~~~· gate, 3 br. 2 ba. Pool, Sallhl"-3280 araded seavlew 3Br ~~~~ii~~~~!J Sl.6.000. Call after4. IASTSIDI FOR LEASE K;:.lj(j(); ~7:i ~ · spa, sauna, tennis, pvt .. ••••••••••••••••••••• bome are utterly fan· 548-3313 Dwli.o&duplexSUS,OOO. New 2 bedroom 2 bath beach. No petatcblldren. Exclusive So. C.t VIiias U.Ucl Tbia home baa M2-2510or646-4848 home. Mission Lakes Brud new Laurel Point 115(). 49'l-8700; 66!·3526 2Br. 2Ba, gnat rec racll. ....,,....=~ ~ ~f ~wing~l, JOI ... ~ ldl Country Club. Golf· Condo. 3 br , 2"'4 ba, ...._Ylefo 3267 a«urlty, a vail Imm~. J\'9dl dn out· ~~· t 0 co •, .__.;r.::'avail, tAlmla·pool. BeauUfully A/CIA. z car J&r. w/op-....................... $41116mo. 798-IMll side to a 0 .. 11 pro· Acl·•M• land&ca~ ao malp· or.Cornmpoo1,jacuui & HOMl!SPOBRENT ._. lba.famrmw/frplc feHIOHllJ lndupd UDOPARKPRIVBCH Pl'bidp!JIOD.b'· '-=>'ubbouaeRd. • bbq. $725 mo. Ava il. 3 or 4 Br. Priced from saOollo. Open Da lly ,. ...... Bnck noon ID Bxclualve adult park, --Cl HotSprin ll/lS. ('7l•)8'1l-C25. I ...... Fbcd yard • be\wn $-S:30Pll, 24411 die..., 6 ldL 11~ 2br,beatbu;rlnr:c:::-2HOUSIS+ Deae't21J.371.2572 11 air. 2ba, a, patio, fruit 1ara1e1. Families Zenith St.·S .A. Call J...., ..._ ~ .. · ~ SIS.GOO. "'1· n4-rmtaJ unk GG 1 lot, No. trees, wUt to abopplna. pleaae. k id s • pela '1»0811 Jim,.......... 1 IAl\ma, walk to beach, 151iOMo. C2l3) 1187-1192 Micome. Call 9M-25el oc ~-------1 '*'· OM)'Ja.llOr • Ms.,...IMdt 1211orros.1:~c tzn.ooo. Davld/a 1t. sw.nr..... m.aTl.Afl,ooree. SGIA~ 3216 (11' ) 5 I l • S 1 I 1 Vsy wdcjue remodeled 3 OCND .W.BB; .__ ~ 7»3'1'77 wtdya. TI m e . 1 b a r e c 0 n . Woodllde Vlllqe ; 2 BR, 2 _... 27,..1 •-•••••••••••••••••••• ... ,,...... Prill oal.J, Br I Ba + family. IQ. ft., 2 •I-.. ... U b' b a. lmm a c .. w/up· 1'nlat«a Couuv. · .., 2 B E D R O 0 Ill --. 119,500 Bill or Linda amdeck; ma111 exlru . 6 UMITS-~~~~n Pa~ Cls gndea; lncl. 1as. pool.a, Redondela. End Unit 2H . BUNGALOW lN SOUTH -=-------• Ceffene1 '31·0184. XIS flDanc, avalJ. Ca ll •<11ti11U.& .. L1LOAMS ............. .....,..., •• · Sp&.)'ard.a/c.S'SO Orol· Vlew.lake,tolfCOWM4l LAGUNA.Sltualeclon ~ 1FHE .. GOOD LIFE" YEAR·ROUNO FUN: SOC•ll Achv11tes Di· rector• Free Sunday Brunch • 880'1 •Par· hes• Plus much more. GREAT~: Tet\n11 • ffee Leuona (pro & pro ahop> • 2 Health Oubl•Seuna• Hydromassage •Swlm- m 1 n g •Golf OrMng Range BEAUTIFUl APART· MENTS: Singles. I & 2 Bedrooms • Fur· n1shed & Unfurnished • ktult living• No Pols • Models Open daily 9 lo 6 . Oakwood Gerden~ta ..... port llMchlSo. i 1700 161h St. (0o .. r 11 \6111) 4llt (714) 642-8170 ..... .;.:.-~,I 880 Irvine l•t 161111 (714> 645-0550 .._......... --· fMt.Paulaf.712-1700 -..-.---ty. Prtcea during prime f NI/. 87$-lM2 mountaloa. ZBr 2Ba , acre estate over&ooklna •a.181,:::-· 'tf! lwlh. :.::;~~ :if.r!t'f:~ =::: ~~2 ~,.W 3226 !pie, up~ade plus h Aliso S t a l e Buch. l•-------- __ J;....V_._OD_ ..... _aa ____ s.._a ... ••.• •• •.• ••••••• 101 ••• '. ...w. 1300 ~ paUoland.1ar1aa1e, &3 bdrm Unit.I, 2 baths. ·-·••••••••••••••••• ~=-~=· ~1arliaviQl1· Wroomal .. •to2 !,~·~:.'~-......... •••••••••••••• •PllC9 Wl· (801 )3'4-2000. ask ror -.... ~· .. -c.ei.-.1'*-, 2 oeeaa view from Wllwfil... ClrY.,. w/eacb unit. z ~ut115arDu,ut Dmert • ...._ beeda OYer' foot bridae. 2 BR. 1 ba, u.n\urn., Illa. I bl. ~ MS fnm llliaSy cmdo. I br, 2 ba, mi1U towDbouM type, 2 _ lbr, 2be, ZIDOIQ. fl. ln· ....._..... 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I .... omte apace for *f'OIY LADY. ... Co.1*---. ... ~ _ Dl6 ~ ..... -Adalu, No Pett. '!J:..•1=:.•...:::.-: a-•to~ lltaiuact::•~i. OUTCALLONLY W.IOl.N.8.-. 11111.e!iuu•---·!!I· , · .,......... l. Mfu loealloa. ;t.!C'Avall.O.C.L Gin" ... , IOll lollorl'o..sapet?C.U •t7•llJI• dmla/Prof. Adlll. -t.-nlll&al. '-' ~ ar,.,.. Ma• aAYFIONT Sir, wllb nt.-.1111. . ao.w .. "-·•-•••• .. •••• .. Aalm1I A11l1taae•,----~-----.,..,_alt. IDc. pl\, flt. ~.r'a.~ .. ~ .... U't..~ =.r"'· tua •0 • ..._., ..... 1o•111r • • ......... 44IO £!"'1-.~~~; !::7~~.,.,.~,-;':u •LOll-S• ~~M..:.:.•1.Jn!!a: WU.. lte ..U. ... Ill w/llUll/l. Cell Dau -•••••••••••••••••• --·--r---WE'R.&fl SIOO refuad. lavo1l • ...... lllJIO.'MU • •• lr...._l .... ._. !tMr ~at.)lllal. :a ..... Dlaall .. ) , ...... oftketpeceat Speelal Pala otUae. OPEN2tbnDAILY 51'1..a a..aier; Hf,, •lll•t .. '" o, -::r~ qq, ...... -.,.._,Ner.._, W..Wlelaim I021 7Mlf1J.J.m.211/28oml 9l5Ml2P 111.ol.Ot •-.. :;;:.;..-~=;;..TIS-..,-0-S_A_L-.. -.,. 'a l:fh ~ "":Ji.00 ~~-.. adultl, . ........ 4llO IOOleDOOS.Pt. .....,_._ ........... Found : rem. GtrlDID rw•ll'IB U'O r.g "'[ A • Wl'ldl.. r :a,s·"' .o. -"'· __ .................. KDAVClll>EbR ~ 11f!S3'"hl,blk ArrwbDellebt ExperteocedJ:ref but 1111 • ..... -.......... ....._ ~ .... ~a l)OUbl• Space, l!/Slde PLAZA ... ~LOAMS f1ce, We1tmloater l.Bil+JilDILAIUI W'lll train. eaeroua 9 a .. Jll2 flllc. Cl\ "'1. .._ cleoOr. wmta.lrT coodO. new o.&a ...... .., coo. JSl5 ..... V.,.. E. c... and M.-m>RTS 3' HRS atralPt comm. Lac Bcb ....................... -.a.-... ---.AdWtl,oopet.. m.f'111 14M1Jl JDd'l'nlltDeedLo.moa .,... motot ...:4111;;.;..•;;.;•:;;.t.;;;_ ____ _ =:· =· J:a, lac':i lbr, Jl'I •. •aU~1 .o• =~· mo. eSl.nP, ~bor·Adama, = ~ Post Ofc. =,':!f'~ ~ia:1,!~,k·,.[,~'::~~ TOMMY'S ~57 a.. .. uc* La. AOWtl. C.1£ ttO. Storaae oalY. SG2aqftatoreol 10Uf'needl! 5t!S-W.~ U YoQ're yowac, eonfi· --'-.;..;;.._ _____ ,No Pu. moMo. cau Eu&!llurf 2 t>r. %\\ ba. maf4orf11.0'lt'l olc. 2UO Avoa·C %13/ R.E.DEPT. l.clltl0to;sc:ba1D.20" OFMEWPORT d111UchnetbeabWtyt.o .... ll07 ...., n•• -=· Quiet A w ludect OMce ...._. 4400 .-r7·'1'001 SAMTIA~ IA* loll&.l l4tt Gold dWa th1nk qllilckly aod are •••••••••••••••-TOWlllOUll f'IS.1'5U~~f:'= Ot ... ·-•••••••••••••••• C-2 sp.Office.abol>.retail 114/m-5200 w/OotrlOlan:naatt,N.B. ESCORTS lookiA&~1•&~ ...... ....._ ayd ._ 2 Ir 1~ Mtb 5230 UP. Office-1tore, "bobby. E 'alcle CM. medicalbld&.BEWARD. ___ IU-;.;._ll'Tl ____ come. .now ~ · fa.mll1 rm, 'ttreplacc'. CHANNEL FRON T C'JQ, drpe. A./C . 17301 UOMo. 2f0·520sq.lt. 87S-U4.1. a.wnlld.Mr.Slcne. ,or Juat remodeled w~3 Btt 1 Ba, 8eacb,H.B.Lae.lt2>as4 541-'r.MI LOST: em" white Spr· ~··l·~:p~.~:: MlwerlMjSwYiu -1 Br 1110 Bacb. ~ ...... lDd. ~·ST3-ZllJ . yrly $'750. lor%RmSuJtetfrom$7S. coutae&AL VNEED la1er Spaniel puppy 4 :30-9:30, App\. Only. PBX operator• fof'-a a.p. aduht. No pip. •mo.~ _ m w. lab St. cau Tom uao oq fl. aeighborix>od Male, 'hrtleroek area. •21111. telephone answering \JW pd. 10S B. Bay Ave,.._,.... Jl26-t&etrl·plttloresidenUaJ ~2200. shopping center, near PleMe e&ll '75Z-022JI, or aervice uperieoced or ••· --••••••••-•••••••• Point area. J bill to Fairview/El Camino, ./MONEY 213·223·0123. collect. GrMtCt .. _, wUJ train. f\IU tJme or c.e.MeM 3124 lzl newer 2 Br bJ IW'W'Y beach. 3 bdrm, Z ba. 1 •FR£[ RENT Cll.~sqft. 759--9501 REWARD! ESCORTS part time ahitls avalla· --·-•••••••••••••• ~oil Mala~•· /I.IC. Yearly $625. Ca ll RETAJL.OFFICE. Loll: EDgl1ab Spriaier hie. Daya, afternoon· LAMAMCHAAPTS encl . 1ar, b t -l 0 n s. m.2ll3. ~~_.~ '100BQft,Westcliffaru. s.-nw.1mo.o&d,AKC. 3CHra.~JVl•!4H'UJO =t'C°!bre9~!~~k tarp ~1 bd arde dsbwabr, children K. S-Cll•llh 3876 ..,....,..,,,9'., ~•-957-0700 bnm/wbt.. Brookbunt" ...._, ... .,,. llOCDe weekends. Typiq& =:' lt ~~h ho S375.1!11·""'1dya. ••••••••••••••••••••••• f\ill service.From$225. • G.neld,H.B.983-1536 Dl ..... OND W"NTED: -ui.......e .. a u 1. u. w r , $100FREERENT NewportRegencyOorp. D>Sqftforbus orortices, "-" -wpm. req ,_. ... any eacl Jar, gu bbq. l BR. clean, bri&bt. with 3 Br, 2 ba, pvt patio & (714)6'4-7189 stones throw from water. •camrr MO LOST Priv. ~will bu.)' lt.o J co. benefits available, POol. Gu d. 778 Scott garage It DW. "10/mo. ~nae.'""ft ol gra"•.614 209 Palm, B1lboa. PllOM.tM .~ • .,.,n.,, ... .., CAT, .... carat.c N.B.548-4975 PlealecallMoo·Fri. Pl SCZ.5013 . ~5811 213·... -.,.,.., o n 12" 15 0 ff I c e r u r D • 67$.S774 IUJ. ~" VU'f • ., Fashion Island area · ' · lie Campana. $445. MacArtburBlvd.Vlewof W&JrdTD~ Mes&Dl'.,CM.N.8 . *c.&iitMllM• (.;oslaMesaarea 2 Bdrms, l bath apt. llulls:4•1eodt 3140 Weekdays after 2pm ~1 ........ $450Mo 752-1741 T1""9LOCAT10N 547-5402 KWARO ~ ,.,_ Adulta. S37S. mo. Gaa ....................... pho n e 492· 1587 o r .......,.... . . U-•~--.. cArth (1 Kn lscorh&Modek nu....,rtarea pmd.6&2-5073. 496 ·5275. Anyt i m e FOR LEA.5E-SO. Laguna "1-.ul • -a · ur Arranged by 64.5-244'1 ~orS41-$293 Ca!JMJ..U30 ........... -.. & •"""'""'"""'""ft """" ""'" king block west of Nwpt C0911.._&.o.ts _..,, "-·-_ M/P' E .O.E. onuxE ....,.,....,...,,. -~w-.~. Frwy ). 110 t o 14 0 ............. Malt~~VI~ * * s:m. Cor 8 large uruque MacArthur Blvd, Santa Homeowner loaoa,may be L~!tmvaitt 0 ~ar~o: a ~ ,.. • ...., ~ 5160 Apatt.ment drpa,enci.g:~ge~aCS~: PIDD£N APT. Spanish style l br , apt Dix. l·rm. Office adj. Ana. Juist becomln~ arranged from Sl0.000. ~~.!!~.'.-~e·ry"taFrmede. ·BRA········ss······K···E··v··· u---gert.i••'-••te····'m~•rni:a"'. an•""' great kitchen w/bltns. QM OCEAN view. 332 F..nclno Airporter Hotel. No avai.13ble. 1200 sq. fl. o Interest oo.ly, amorthed. .......,. nc<W.,u. Ca __,,.. .. ..,.,. Adulta,nopets. Dbl sink Lo.See Mngr.Apt.C. tcase.833-3223,9tol2 prime comme r c ial abort term swing, caU 64&-9'74lor532-l64J . cor excJmive high me, in bath. 2 Ir Adllh CNlly space. Stationery store? Mrs. Anenault. 6roker. adUlt.s only. waterfront IBRS340 l---'• • 5-laAM 3110 CXfice &retailshopapace. Shoe stor e? Drug store? about your real eatate u.t.C. Prt 8Wl. Vic. Vac· condomuuwn complex.2 ~ .....,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 210 Main St. H.B. 1 office Lawyer? Or any service loanneeda85Hl80 tori a & p 0 m 0 0 a . CATE.RING TO YOUR bedroom . highly up. 232'.3EldenAve,C.M. car...,.. BeautifulZbr,2baC'ondo, $70Mo. lofCice $120Mo. l business. See now. It .,_. _ _. ., ..... -SOCIAL A f'f'AIR S - ___ &f.2_._7~----1 patio apts., BBQ's _, __ to Ne"""'rt •-.S.A. olfice or storage space woo 't J as t ! Ca 11 FAST CASH n.rw .. u • ....avuao. ~,.,,..RTS graded apartmenl m -doletofwys &bcbs UUD'C -,,., .,. EXQUISITE~ eluded , competillve 2br, l~ba ~. F /P, walkto·..,_ \na . Frwy.Pool.&s aunaoul-sso. RetalJ sbor space <7 14 )97 9·8889 o r 2ndTOsswin&a 673-3833 SCWfilTS •'61·2111 • salary, knowledge or patio encl gar Adlts No ......,,,p ..... side door, USO/mo. Call $80. T he Min Mall. (114~12&0. -, Paa· · 17111 Goldetlwest 673-2.89l ~l558.832-l859. .._,w..tect 5030 Are you a busmess man D\tthan1cal elect rical . From$375.645-t0'14 fllW~ . WISTMIHSll:R ........................ ANSWERS going on a bus trip? 11Mintenaoce, booltkeep- 2 & 3 Br, near new, Costa 847 6064 ~nh hmisMd ""*" 14274 Beach Blvd. Creal Seed S65k. less than !yr. TraveU.oa, convention. U1i and typing skills. Mesa, Hunt. Bcb. All • oru..tun.ished 3900 EXECUTIVESUITE location betweeo2frwya. Pay 36 -45%, Cully FoUrtb -Beret -or nd a ,.rep for trade Pe r s on a bl e with bltml, pa~yard. Some tWi14011Gta11ada ....................... Full serviceoffices (Civic Ceotu Vlllage ). BeCUred, Outataodmg of. Ducat -Cashew -show? 8~~ 8t4·9908 leadership qualities. w/frplc, encl. garage,l~~~~~~~~~I r-... --m dVifla m Newport Ceot.er 896 s q . ft. A vail. Cer . Mr . Tho rnton FATHER frmkm-9pm Phooe640-S7T1 laundl'ynnorW/Dhook·I-'1Gdtnn I ge 1 640-5470 December tst. Fully 6CU991 or&&.S-6462. My daughter bas re· ----- up. $310to$52S. SHARP, beach 1. 2 & 3 carpeted. Hurry! Call ached the st.age wbeT'e T,..... 5450 ....................... TSLMgml 642·1603 BR.frplc,dsbwsr,gar& ~3~t l::t.'1~~4lupj~~ llOOSq.Ft. · (714 )979·8 8 89 or Mal~s.Trwt she questions ever · •.. ~,... paDQ6.Nopets.S00.2358. Cro m $3SO. 2 bdrm nei l(hbo rbo od at · m 4J64S.12J60. Deidi 5035 ything. I bought her a 2Br, all utll pd, no pels, mo6phere, converuenl to ••••••••••••••••••••••• baby doll and she asked Dri ving Costa )fesa to Kouston and ret urn. Leave ll /18/79, arrive back ll/24/79. Share ex· l::ea. (2l3 > 596-7414 APROPOS Fashion Island 7 smchild OK. re.fn g, d /w, Lovely all adult, no pets, townhouses Crom $SOO + San Diego Crwy. near NEWPORT BEACH Wttet-~ C wtiolbe FATHER was. gar .• 1960 Wallace, Mgr 1,2&3 Br apls. 6200 Ed· pools, tennis. waterfalls. Fair vie w/El Ca mino, New .SO sq.ft. with air ... -7 o. 117. 548-9560 inger, HB. 846--0619. oonds! Gas (or cookin~ & CM.~ sq ft. 759.9501 cond., and carpets. $315 All types of real estate healing paid. f"rom San mo. investments smce 1949. 2 huge br in super loca· 2 & 3 Bdrm. New deluxe Diego Frwy rlnve North GnatUttt.C~ Barn!URltyllqiater Sped~ill t.lon. redwood beam ceil· to wnhous es, t e nni s on Beach to McF'udden In Costa Mesa 6'2..59t0 ZftdTDs angs, built-In kitchen. court, s.e_~ security, near then West on McFadden h p $325mo. No pets. lnqwre beach.alT<!HessCarcle. to Seowlnd Village. Newly remod. s op 'g Chrtatmaa roflta 642-2171 45-061 I """ 77 51 2060 center localed at 2750 ,._-.1 Soo I 568 W. Wilson. 845-6448 ...,.,..s 1or 7 · C714 )893-5198. Harbor Bl, bas space ":"'1•"9 . n Widow baa money for sbrt Found: Bicycle. ln CQfta Mesa. S48.e679 aft.er 3pm. Found: 10.23 Grey Poodle l will pay your gas Cor a milt , Fe m , rec ently dailyridebtwnt-'tn Vly& groomed. Slt-3561.. s Pasadena. 962· 1009 Shop A Fine Euro p e a n Designer Boutique 1s s eeking a s s is tant manager & additional st.a.ff SaU&ry open. C4 C.rol 644-2652 MESA rnu.s ,.. , · 3br, 2ba, studio. Frplc, Laguna; l·BR apt. Wa lk available ranging from Reta il or oCftce spot'c trm 2Dd TD's no credit FOUND: Bladt. grey & For sale : 5 Amen ca a Mesa Verde East. Spac. gar, No Pets. W/D hkp to beach & shops: util. 48().000 sq. rt. ready ror available for ·~mediate check,nopnlty,$20,000& while Tabby Kitten, A1rline "'1 Care coupons. APTMANAGER n--'--lor, 1."., br ap•a $196Mo.752-7474,531).3397 pd. Adults. $375 Mo. immed. occupancy. Call occupancy mhigh t~urfsc up. For act ion call Pteasecall&C'7·2ll9 SSOea.640-21659 .om;Al'C' ..... ~ ~ Paul s. Kau, Agt center fll. Magnolia & agent:67J.7JU. For 55 urut.s in Costa fromt $306ti. Pool.1_1acuu.i, Walk to bc.b 2br, l~ba, 213/~. .Warner 1n fo'o untaln ..:::=:=~..;;_;,..;:..;::;.;.._ ___ FOUND: Blk Fem . amoa • •.'::--_.!, Mesa. Exper'd couple. pv pa oa. \iarages crpts It ctrps. $350.llo . .._ 4000 Valley.1425Sq.Ct.at 5~ C"'SH old.DobieltGermSbep. I\· ... ...._ Wife bkkpg exp . avail. Adult.a, no peu. 1...;...51&-;.;;...;..ll81J.;;;_.;;..or_S3&--;..;..;.._at~---t••••••••••••••••••••••• HIWPC>ltT MACH sq. ft. Fronts on Warner. A v I c . H a r b 0 r It Kusband ma1nt. exp. ae>HarlaAve, Sd-3'47. BR 1~ Ba twnbte, nr Room w/kltcheoette Piuab omce by Lldo Isle Call <714) 964-2566 or fOtt T.D.'• ~2:5Cll ........... _ .......... CaJI Ma-$073 or <213 > .., ----2 br l"'-ba-1 -~_..& .. n 4700lq. ft. Real all or 973.2971 AeenL ~J.Q5.S ....;.;..;==~;;;.;...;;.,.._ ___ St rll • -.-I 'i=:~ .,.$395'. ~~&~etnr: :;ut!S:,:: ___ •·_·S4s._-._97_SS_-_· --1 t:·~.~:~ ~'J~ -llETAIL Nwpt Paclf\c 1'\Jnd\ng. =~-ru.: ..!M!.'!':~ ..... ?~ -ARCHJTEC'TtJ'-SR.--P-RO_D_UCT_RAL_lO_N_ ..;_-....:..------1 ly,oopets.860-1849 Roo m w /It 1 t c h e n ~7flll0 NewportBJvd.C.M. 2day a,pprvval, fuod ln 7 C.M. Owner Identify !'1_...-1oA•••'--•T .... r MEWUllDAnS. i IEACHWOOD privileges. Adults only. 88,000daily trafClc count days. No points. No 54&-35:.Matl5pm. \;/&\O™lhl:-";-~ Minimum 3 yrs U · Bi&eaor 1t75: frplc, rec 2 Br. 2 .......... Adults. Call aft. 6 weekdays MIWPOtrT MACH muns volume sales! balloon. $10,000.$200,000 an.ta:. Ewope fr us perience David Klqes fr room. Pool. jacunl, 962-l800.,. -962-7520. eves. & wk:nd.s. lOOOft cheerful office 1300 & 4950 sq ft avail. 2nd TD loans. Lido Found : Doberman a.JJBWtcz,-2"Tl.5$10hr. ~~~· Costa Mesa. encloeed garages. Gas & ___ . ------! 962-7520 s:uit.e avail. Upst.aln unit ~l. Agt/oWMr. Newport Co. S73-7S85 4M Pinsdaer. 21st 1J PCH. _,..,.,.. wtr pd. Adults, oo ""'ts. 2br. Twobae/Condo in new bldg. 645•3323 ......,.GAR_... 4500 bra. HuatBch..CallS3&4'139 ..... W~ 7075 C""" Roommate wanted share da)'8 • _. 5350 --•••••••••••••• ASS E ll B L I N G & 393 Hamilton , M . 1200sq. Ct. 11,AJba, pool. 3 bdrm. home in San -=!,.;;.;..·-------•••••0 • ............... HOMEOWNERWANS PWU:R I • ~al~ eves fr PACKACING,wiUtrain, 6'.5-44ll Nr. Heil/Algonquin <nr. Juan Capistrano. $190 LUXURIOUS 'lew 1000 Sq. ft. lodust'lal ARRANGED • •••••!'••••••*-•••••••• weeMnds. Roee Marie, full tune, lrvine location. V _,. H.H. > Bcb lmi. $420. mo. split utlL'l. 20 to 30 EXlCllTTVI sums units for lease. JO< sq. ft. $10,000tol2SO.OOO WANTED: Female to ·-........ --". $3. hr. ~2735 ll.LAMs;iwrEllA (714 )547-8451. (714 ) old N smoker .......,.,,Sprinklered.Hunt. •AMORTIZED share-ol2 week ,....._.., ~.-.. 2br. 2ba, new crpls, gas ..:.644-01..;,.;..;;..:.95:..:....:.e_ves _____ , ~kfor steve0f93.L26() · Offices now avail. ln 8;b. Avail Dec. I. •IN'l'ERESTONLY sta)' ;Ta.b.rti:'Dtt 22 to •ASSB9UltS• stove & dshwbr Incl. 3 BR 2, b 1 d' ~~~eUySua1.P!?°cetedntralElxy-8f1·9954. •SlfORTTERM Jan Sth. Call Barry Encl ~rages. Couple i.'J . a. orm Ul, Pvt. Suite w/bath. Ideal """"v l~ Call Bob Wllliams·Agent m 1011. pn!f, ildren OK. No fpl~. Ddbl1W. Wj,,f] ,,!k1up. for prof. fem. Lt cooking. locatedt ~-earthefreeOrwaanygse, Mr. Orea. Co. IJl'DOl't 7ll·TI7l or!J00.1967 rra veliog Compa · moo/Secretary pogalion ..med. Ella ~3184 . •ftAIMHS• ~ County mlgr of dectro mechanical pro- ~ls seek:in& trainees ror day sJult to assemble dectroruc s'witcbes & dis- pla,j's. Apply in person. l>d.s. $400 UUl pd. except paUo, gar . ...,.........., Ref's. CM $170 646-3502 cour s .,. New 5,9lilsq. n. iodl bldg MIC~ • &eiir. e1ec 2324 Elde 845-1965 Co u n l y A Ir po r \. ~.,, · 0 Bch 2 blks, 2 br, l 'h ba, ..:a;.;;.m...:.-------Facilities include a W/288 sq. It. office. Aata•c•-lllh/ •o.tul• W..ted 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 BR, 1 Ba, refrig, lndry patJo, gar. no pets/ltids Room for M / F II. D. friendly, efficient recep· Ftonts 00 xlnt st. Ofc can .... J H~I/ UAM-2AM 835-3749 ,mi. kids OK, no dogs. ..:$:;.:..;.::ms_. ~'--_1682 ______ 1 house. Kit & bath prtv. t i on a t / l e 1 e Pb one be~~a & ~ Lolt & F'OlilRd ACCOUNTANT · Orange CPA firm has opening for college grad. Must be CPA candlcbte. SaJa.ry open. 7l4-Q4-8757 or send resume to Gaugle r & Wieeel 1 City Blvd West, $325mo. 831·9081 ._.__ 3144 $190. eau 847-5703 operator wbo greet.s your ••••••••••••••••••••••• .....,.._ clients and answers your LlOO Sq. n. fmlsbed ofcs. ... _.._ 5100 ~LIS 2 br ar:. Faml· ••••••••••••••••••••••• y-.-1.1--~ 4250 I c '·f ·-Ai cood l 700 ~ ft A•a.K ...... PREGNANT? Carin g. confidenllal cowi.seling & referral. Abortion, adop- ....... Sped~ llMO Moorovla, C.M. 642-2427 E.O.E. ---calls. a comp ete au . ... r . . • . . ..; ••••• ; •••••••••••••• y unit. Poo & P lay· 2 BR condo, Tbe Lake&. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Federal law library whse. Nr. John ayue tioa & kttpmg, APCARE J10IDld. Sundance West rec ctr, etc. $525. call aft House for rent. Big Bear beautifully decora ted Airport. $1300 Per mo. Apta . 1998 Maple . 7PM.,213-431·3048 Cil.Y slpe8; linens furn. cooference rooms,pboto WftkyM.TaylorCo. &46-1488or642-1961 1 -t.ach 3848 sis nitely pr cpl. Call copy macbloes. Is the Realtors 844-4910 New2 Br. 2 Ba. fpk, bllnll, :Z.::•••••••••••••••• ..:after:=.;..;;:...3'-'P~·..;;;m..:.·.;;..548.;.:_·1989..;..:.._·__ ~~~ }0~1~~~~ rJJ~ Westside C M. S385. Spacious 2Br, N. Laguna, TAHITI & a penio n a l t o ur Adulu;oopets. m.3376 ocn aide hwy, bltns , Modem 1or2 br cottage through the facilities, qwet, $460 mo. yrly. l v rt 2Br. Adult.a Only. Ad 1 t s , 1• 6 2 3 . 3 8 2 7 , oo beach on Tatu ti with p ease contact o ac FORESTE OLSON ...... ,. .... ,, .... Pool. $325 Mo l·98:).l039 car, row boat, wash Assoc., (714 )955·2288. S.W-1795 -----------mach ine, complete r714 ~3900. ·--~ Bea ... 1 ti....., ,H bdrm. Large2bdrm. fireplace & kilchen. etc. For mOf'e ..,_ ·~•J .. view. Near beach & Boat info call ~21199 eves & plUlb. laundry. immac. Caoyoo. $550 mo. weekends. -ltrowidl. 18216 Pomona. 49t-03Sl • 1325 mo. 838-8086. · F'1m house for rent oo 2 BR 2 Ba redec. lower DeJux Condo 2 bdrm, 2 ba. Parker st.rip, Colorado d Pie.. ·1eoc•d yard pool. 2 houses from River, 3Br 2Ba, sips 8, 11 ... r "" . • ocean. Fantastic. view. Reduced Winter Ratee. pr., avail. U /2. $395. No clilldren or pets. $415. 714-51208, 213-380-2522 _ ,.,,..se.7729 mo. Cl~: 951-7818 ...... SIMrw 4100 ._.. stfOl'PIMG Mlwport leedl J169 ...................... . UW pd. no peta, Pool, ••••••••••••••••••••••• MALEltOOMMATE 2br, 1bl.548-7889 PAIK MEWPORT WANTID!ll Zbdnn. 1 ba. Duplex, at· Bachelors , 1 or 2 To aha.re 2 Bdrm. apt.: ·-~ 1an1e oo 16th. Bedrooma•TO*nbouaes has pool, Jacuut " dis· ptp,5, Cali 87~U From$389.50 bwuher. Rent-$187.50. Evea. Soectaclllar 1pa, total ~ Abe~_aj1&t5-Jl16 r41cr eaUoo pro1ram, .. ...,. 5 p.m. -or ... on. 2bdrm.1M. New1love • IOCiaJpr'Op'&ID.1DOOla,8 AND Fri. day1 et d:rapn, loclda patlo. telJllt cowta. Al Publoo ..;.'15;::;,.;tlliOO::.:;;.:..· ----- AdUJU. no pet.a. 1310. n1 qnJamboree • Saa Mcmu? Avcild depoalta • W. 1l&b. B .• ~IDI l:D1ll eo.d. cut llvlo1 u peoseal lb ar, 21ae. aew npt.a, 4t644-1900 ProfeHlooaHy 1lftce =a:r~:t ~ 2 Br. 2 ba coado, ~ blt t.o 1'TL MC>USBQTIS Sid. No Peta 'Nr $o Cat. beach, 2 car aar, auto oP-m-tU4 Jt1asa. $45oMo. 9m: •·Beaut. bay view. '650 ----==-=-;;._-- 111. 99z.4121 or yrfy.M t ..__1..,... Rm. mate wanted. 3 IJ.Nl1~.C.U<Ollect. 1'SL ·fin '"'"'.,.... bdrm., 2 bth., CdM t M Iii AC u LATE ti house, nooamoker & .... 2ba, O.C.C. aru. ~ 3 Bdrm 2 ba vegetarian pref., $250 hmllJ Unil. $42$Mo. tJelconY. Pitched' beam mo., or. bdL 675-9550 Avail. N0¥ 1. M1M5'1 C'elllnp. Noar beach " Profeaional U..le seeks . wao.,: peta; 2 Bil, ~ ... ~~~·~9'01 et mature euy. 1oing 5 ; new cpta." un--nuvu· -•ii mo female &bare 2 bdrm. 2 • 11ovo a nfn1. 1rt1 lH. Watnfront ba. Cdll. Ev• ~ _ m.nn Hoalt831·1400 .:B!!!>'::;.;;.c,;·;.__· ---- StAde ar. tba, Jar~. ~ llock to '-ell. a br, 2 a bdrm. l M. ar bda, vw. y., deu. MaKI No =--=t•lr1, bltftl, Pref. tem no•·•mkr. ,_eo,_.. .. ~-· =.o· CdM IUkt Jiil'.,..~~ ......... , ...... Nft11, ....... ,...I.WO. C:.... Veru llH Coado, =pd.PfrO.C.0 ; .....--. t-.efac. $175 ..... Tod. "'9 I s, IMI M cltnp&a, mo., lN. 171·0814 all hm. &e u&.od to ~;.$la.~ 8Pm. , •hr l::': B; bomt , ,.,...... irrl ' 11M1TY Newport BdL •mo+ ..;r;:::;:;.:;.~--.:·~;_;.;;.;;;.;;,__ 2 Ill' l&Udio w/frplc, pvt id. Avail~. :a. Call s~rtlria.O:J:: paao. YriY nn(al -aft'1Pll.MWllt --. • ... ... mo. 111 It. BaJ. Cell ._..-.ct.~ 11/I', ..;;;;;;;..;;;;=----'----· --to .... -OoadO. llr =~-·-=-· -.::.~:: ---~ s • ,,. .. !!ll!r· .. ., Plalabtafl•• Wfes 1bere is a dltference ! Large suites <260 a.f. > providing bigbly pro-fessional secretarial service with a maoagea· ble number of unit.s. 2021 Business Center Dr, lrvtne, caJl 752-0234. FREE RENT T ............. _. ht ..... offer .... ltlO. C4ll for .... 4.1$ t.o a600 sq. ft., Deluxe Office SuJ&a ~~=-=: YIUAM 67M6'Z CM ........ aA 626 sq.Ct. zoned MG • swtable for Ute manufac· turing or offir'e space. Located In indu1trial complex. See lbia Wday. 71~9393 . ..... W.ted 4600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Desire lse/rent ol bouse cpl looking Cor unlurn 2-3 bdnn w /encl yd for 2 mature dogs. Have good ref's for a ll of us. 7Sl-9100, 12-4 pref. Steve or Jean. Profeaslonal bu1l· nelCWOCll&O W /2 children looldnC foe place t.o rent for I wa. 7J5..3140 all ?pm 46IO ....................... ~sums Ha~ la havinl )'OW' place of bu1loeH at BWr c.eo&er". &ee.pt., ......... room. pboDe covera1e. Clote lo ll1r'Doft. llM reatauraota. Secretarial 1er•leea --·-•••••• .. •••• .. ...U. Jl'or man lafo, cell :;" -..atJTNlll.r wer 1001 ..;;;~:;..;;..;..;...-~-----····· ........ . tllWPOl'f llACH OPnC& oa llSNTAL SPACE. W. 'Cat. RwJ., ....... 11.Ut ...... ft. 114 .. - .com•~. MONEY I ti 0 II I II • wt--~ M.&. Kll'f!CO NCI U...OU. ,,..,....,,,. PENNY PHl:HEI ADS ~ ........... Ste. 901, Orange , CA 1--------• 93168 •SO• S. El Camino Real San Clemente: f\illy lie. f'or Appl. '92· 7296 Accounung Clerk for busy ASSlt•ll HS air cond. Cirm. Must be I O.C. AIRPORT SECT'Y & ESCORT able to band.le complete PACICAG>HS accL rec.. btllinp aod NEED NOW I~ ONLY S1 rmsc. otriee work, type flop Wages 5Swpm. M8·5S41 C.M. INoExperoeeded Area ILong Term uaig:nment Sell any 1lem ar mm· btnallon o( items far S7S or IHll with a Peony Plocher Ad. 3 lloea Cor 2 CON«Ullve days. Eat'h addltlOl\81 UM II tor (OC' the 2 days. Charice it• Nocommen:ial Mia. For morr lntonnatlon and to place your ad c 111 •SBYICE• Speclalliiog lo busl· nessmeo, resid e nts welcome. 739-5241 24HIS. COVBGllL * 95)..0771. 2' Hr Oulc1ll Service Acd.C Bk.kpo& TEMPORARY ~ today to worlt oo various accounting & bookkeepiol assign. meats. Work close to yourhome. Acctgclerks, bookkeepers. accoun· tam. are needed thruout VOLT •I "•'"r,., JI t I\ Ct w • •• I~ I,, II I • 546-4741 !IMS Campus Drive <.across from John Wayne Au1>0rt l Equal ()ppor Employer 642-5678 Have something you wa.nt Oranae County. Call us . d' to llcll? Classified ads do for more loformatlon. Alteodant to asaa.st ~a· '...-.... for artiats ln Un· lt well. 642-5678. Robert Half's abled husband while w1fe .,...._,, ... _ lall--... worts. 6-8 hrs per day. usual • ~ &QI art occa•t• f Moo-Fri. Salary " hrs. media to monstrate • ~ YQU're buy in& or ms No Broadw~ necotiable. Live in or :'art ~v~Wbl~~ ~ C!Tllal:~,:::; dM>~~ 8.:o. out...-Z. tier, Feb. 22t.o4Mtb. u m. l'C ucetotberi&btPeG-014)1JM10l ~ call 2l.Je74740 pie. eau Toda11 &ea-st'78. I~~~~~~~~ GET MORE $$$$$ Fot·YOUR DIME WITH OUR NEW DIME·A·LINE Y• .. ..w •wtlN 11w fw.SJI ., .._ 111 .., PAMOUS ... .....u ... ~.!~....., .............. ., - -.... ...... .. -..... 4 -·-·· ...... ... 1¥HIJ ... '"' I .,,......._ ... I lfaill ........ ... -..... ,..... .... -... IJL ' • • A1TIMTIOM llOrOYer Mo ........ Mlc:fta. U 1G1J are MW to Costa ...._ t.empora.rily dis-con«'""*'I your educa· Ucn. recemJJ diacbarled from the M!l"\'ke, or for 8111 reuon aeetinl &.em· pcnry or career wort. eaaa6der \b1I Uftica• op-porWDky. Y•C.. .... SZl6PwWll Tbt...,...and...,we .. '°'*1n8 for my_. be Und ~ tnlae. fOIClli:lt • •anbouM 'jobs :r"9 wwtau for• limited tncoine. Work wlth fO'IDI people. RaDld •d· v~t poaalble. Jf '°" are 11 or ovtr and would be aullable to 1ta1 '"*"Immediately, taW .... blwat:»a:a. '41-6114 • ····~·--........._~~~-~-------..... ,. ._.... ________ ., ________ _. .... ~.,.-..... ---------.. ,_-.... ~ • b ••• • .... 0· 0 I ... --~-"-' .... ,· Atm>MOTJVE MICHAMCS4M! OudY D'OWth requires HOWAAD Ch e vrolet aervtce opansloo ! Une mechanics needed! SlLOO/hr. GM exp. pr• lernd. Pleuant working condlt onc In Air po rt ~· No trans. work required. See Service Mgr. HOWUD CIM•rofet Dove & Quall Sl.s. NEWPORT BEACH Al!TOMOTIVE PARTS ~Opportunity c.f. ........... 1 .. ••• a, .. ..,, I• ow Newport /H••t· ... ldt. .... tor. IOOIQ(l9'8 CluJdcare for 1 year ol Experienced bkkpr/atty 11 g ht h ous e w o r It wanted. Familiar with weekdays l·Spm. Mesa marine industry belpful. Verde area. Call 641:1.324 Pbone131-2Ul. _or_S48-_J.SB2 _____ _ IOOUIPB Acct 's Paya ble, con · 1tructlon exper p re· ..... p .... • • .... fen-ed, wtll tral• l•dMd.al __ M.s_D_a_vis_:_540-0500 ___ _ w/ttffrfy ccnWet' •x-Bookkeepe r need e d . ,... If hind we will S!f1all 1trow1ng office . ...t YOll to our tr-. , ~~fa ~~l~ttii. s~;;:tl:{!:~ huJ center on full <.:o 7008 E. Balbo11 Bl, ......,. Balboa Cal. 673-5631 Childcare U you are a teacher, or coUese educ rnaj deslr· ing part time weekend employ ment w /great pay, c all S ITTE RS UNLIMITED 675-9630 CllILO CAR E-needed Im med. For school age children Mature My home or will conside r yours Cox School an·a f" V OK to bnng own clu.ld. Call aft fl .00 wkdys CLERICAL Secur1Ues processing clertt for f'ash.loo Island Inves t men t F i r m . ~ new Invest · menta involving bank de· poaits & detailed follow UI). Investment or bank· iJ\g experience helpful 640-0123 CLERICAL ln.-.ur3nce Co ne ar OC Airport. Dllry levt'I pus1 llOO J..1ght typing 37 1 ,hr wk, $.SSp mo_ 833·11450 Llt'Ocal ltespons1ble pe rson 10 learn offi ce supply bus1 COUNTBPE:RSOH Dealersh ip or replace· ment parts experience requfed,. Call Glen at ~ I0.....4pm Wed. ttwu Friday 200 I Mkltekoft Dr. .... airporl, IOOkkf:EPU C'.ommercial contractor needs strong. dependa· txe bookkeeper to handle A/P computerized P tR. payment rt:q uests & in- voidtil(. Construction ex· pe rte n ce pr l' re r r e d. Salary o p e n Send Resume. 968-0234 -ncss. Chall<'ng1ng & Ch1ro pra ct1t· OH 1ce . pleasant work Bf'uc·h 1"'-· Calif. IR e c e p t 1 o n 1 ~ t · Slauoners, 4020 Campw. Book k eep e r t, x · Ur N..B pencnced ChLro office re qwred Newport Be ach ClEAICAL $1000 mo. 97~1161. Gl'OWUlg Tbnft & Loan 1s 640-6444 835-2606 ext. Cl80 Al!TOMOTIVE CALIFORNIA SHUTTUIUS Dlltva FIRST BANK.. J. Ray Conatructioo c.o. Must have good drlvin~ E.0 .E. Mt F 188 E. 17th St C:osta record & valid Calif. Mesa, 92627. Attn l'at Kimmel ClllSTU MONEY GLAMOUR JOB ! dnver's license. See Ken ._,..~/TEU.IR · -----Cam ....... 11 ........... ro bu.sy .. , Worti in aw..... fctshlon ..,...,.. ,.._ Newport nter. Full· ~eeper r " r h ....,. d Anua t ime ., no Sat s E x-cond. firm . contracting oh"o1p ere. Mee ~....,......... penence preferred, but exp. ne£ • type 55wpm. chormln9 011t9oln9 • Z929Harborlilvd willing t.Otrain.Call Jane 545541~~ ~--people to ouht _ COS'f~MES~ __ M.artm <714)644-1461. &ok Store Help Wanted. aasf°"9n In ~ Ba bys1tle1'" ror s mo. old. 3 IMPERIAL S&L r 1t1 me 11 PP I Y at B · chor9• acco11nh. • da)'l> per week. 6 hrs per Equal()pporturuty Dalt.on, No. s. Fashion lWi ii a fmt poc.d ex· day W. Newport. Call EmployerM/F/H lsland,NB. --· citinq fob for the ~SB>. ~----·Books tore P nsonn el P9rtOll who wa11ts ~~SITI'ER WANTED, Barber Styltst to manage needed . pa rt t 1 m e. INI _. of the kJo1ana ror tnd.1v1d uala to fill entry level clerical J>Oflltlon11 Must have good math background & typing skills. Pleasa nt appearance & out going personality a mu.•H. Xln t bt'nef1ts & working con d :. S a lar y co n\· m e n -.uratt• w 1th quahf1cat1ons Western Thrift & Lou n. :woo Ha rbor Hlvd Co~ta I Mesa &tS 3153 ~lerical help Part/full lime t 'lex11.J le hr11 College s tude nts OK. 714/646-1623 rM-;~·Fri . C.M. a re a . ~-tune 631·9577. T ues· permanent & tem porary '°"" llfJ Your home. 548-6434 aft Fri. 9-6, Sat/ 9-S. eves. llolJ d ay pos1t 1o n i:.. ordinary. YoM can 1 ________ _ 6. llll-3028 640-5313. Faatuon Isl lftalb xW lllOMy f11 a Babysitter for 10 yr old Bar Girl, nights. Buck-orl a.fl sch1 pou wk:nds Ingham P 11 lace. Call BrickJayers helper, full shorl fffM, COMt folft tame . Must have own US! t rans .• d e pe ndabl e. O.ERICAL ST UT EAIMIHG CHRISTMAS MOHCY MOW!!! 1 no. area. 975-1289. · 496-ll033 or 496-S476 Bakery Sales. counter BARMAID. ATTRAC· help needed. s day wit. TIVE. Mus t be e n- MUlt have car. ~ .9595 t.bus1ast.lc. CALL 646-9935 Btlnklng Batt.ender Personality +. Southwest Ban.It requires Apply 1.30 E. 17th St Bank Tellers. Not.es & _c_.M_.646-__ 3666 ___ _ Collection• Cle rks & Bookkeeper for t heir MiMloo Viejo .\ El Toro I bnnchel. Pleue contact Joa n Gor e 494-6600. E.O.E. IUUTICIAM Newport.er Inn some foll. Guar + com. ~. 644--0861 Beauty. Preci.aioo Hair 8al*iD& c utter s need ed f o r TaLa fl.ltUriltlc saloo near S. MIW ACCOUMTS Coast Plaza. Join a p'OUp of leading hair de· Pwaaaomt, part Ume, aip en, bent on pro- lielll tnlU, Will COO· ll"t!lllVe, artiatic at yllng. slCW 'l'ralDee. Ca 11 for Olli 557-96.11 ~ S.viao •Loan Beuy . Conma del Mar LIDO HAJR FAS W ONS llr. CC8IPMt ~~10 3c:M Via Udo, N.B. ,.... Oppor Emplyr Spece to lease for hair --------•I stylist .\ other related ..-vices. e7). Um>. PAITTIIE 1B1D ~'rr1t 6 Autatant needed la YOUDI •I · .,..." aaloa. Robert • ....,. .... 111'1. • BJ:Ll.MAN 675-3175 IUSIMISS IS IOOMIMG We need good help . • Asaemblers •Molders •Office Experienced 4t trainees. MacGregor Yacht•. 1631 PlacentiJA, Costa Mesa. Cabinet maket . custom ex.per. H.B. area. 963-0650 or 968-'U!67 Cafeteria E mployees, days , salad expe r . helpful. Good benefits. Call for appt. 731·5100, ext2189. Catl)et Cleaner. Must be experimced with truck unlt. Good benefits. NB. 640-7641. CAI WASH CAS .. a Immediate employment avail. F« tm.rview call ~. ASfUER needed, lull time, day 1blrt1. E x-' J*MDeed or wlll train. Appty •t Standard Shoee. 3077 S. Bristol, C.M. ~11. 'Die I..-. Mlauel Of· N o e x p e r l e n c e ftcleofS..DiellOPederal neeeuary . Mu1t be ~•Lou bu • a v aila ble d ay1 .\ hit 'n.. T ..... poU• A I 1bendt. Call for appt, tl• available. Apell· •7358. ~=.J-U::.~~ -Btv-eraa--e-Coatroller ____ , CBllEIS ......... DMto. ..... l:aperietlff la t.ot.l •. ·u· pa..._ allderilll H · ,...tau.rant preferred. TVTI ......... able to tne lh. 1:30 to 5. Moo.-fti. ...... ,. UH 10.key ca&.lforappt ..... .,.. MARKETS ...... ••4::z,"!.,ud be IWEIJNI! OPERATOR cm•••efm ... ._ hll·tlme, out ap- ll'rrrllw ••••*'by ~~ ~~ :,:•ol~::;:t only. •C.M.MNIJI • I. ... . ... sam&LDAN CaMC.Cllo TOUFRH 800-42~424 I PtrfOi necce Senlces l..c. Chri l>t 1a n Comp a - nion/Housekeeper for elderly woman. C M. L i ve In Ca r pr e f. 548-3289. CMI .... ., fOniCJM'I Career op portun ity available to talented in· dividual with Oigbt con: trol & storm design back· ground. Apply in person with resume & work samples to Mr. Fuentes at Robert Bein, WIJli am Frost le Asaoc. 1401 Quall Sl. Newport Beach. __ Cleanin& Helper, AM on· ly . U .50 per hr , Brookburat It Atlanta Loe. -.M.54 or 53M780. ~who need people ebou1d always check the Service DiredOrY in the DAILY PILOT •SICIET ARIES With & Without SH •TYPISTS •PIX OPllA Tott •ACCT a.BXS •1()()11(9115 ~UYPUMCH <>PH •Cl.IDS ALSO •GBBAL LAlott •TIMI ASSIMILBS *'ACKBS Lona & abort term, boU · day " vacation pay. Hoepitalization av all a · bl VOLT If ,. ...... "" ••,Al •• ~I lt,; w I 546-4741 JMtCampus Drive (Acro&1 from Jolm Wayne Airport ) Equal ()ppor E mployer CLERKS FULL TIME MO m ... eCI MICISIAIY Hurry! fmmediate openings I dencaJ Wart&Loc .. Ta fllf'sy Aatl; ... ....... Todoy 557..0045 CT\-Llf\: II Mf'Ol! .Al'V Pf llSOHN fl '( l.'1/ICU 3723 IJrdc Street Mewpcwtleodc :A.ERK Ent ry le' 1•1 pos1t1on Proce ss 1n VOICC"S, assu.t w lH'COUnt Ul$C duue., llgbt typLDg hand.le rn1ul. 540·7639 A K.endav1i1 In. £ 0 1-; CLERK.general ofc f1I in~. neat appeara nre. full t i m e . Mast e r Blueprint, 234 F11cber, C M.~9373. * Q.lltl( TYP'fST * Min 50 wpm gen orfic:e Slulls. a,pply m person t:OLER INDUSTRIES 2101 Dove Sl ' N B Across fro'.!! 0 C A~~rt •C.ERK TYPIST• LeadlnR Oran1te Co unty MfJ{r <'Ompany :,eekmit 1nd1v1d uals for d~rk typist pos1t1ons M uat t y pe 4 5 wpm IWsl)l>ns1biltues include typing, f11tng. geoera l clencaJ dut1et.. 2 yrs ex· per Ill general ore prt'· femid. Apply LO person ....... s,.dalffes 1640 Monrovia CM 642-2'27 E .O.E ........ ,.t •• .,, ..................... , .• ·-··-~ ........... Cutler w a nte d f o r waauns, exp. prderTed. Will t r ain right In · dlvad.uai ~y Ill penoo 8-12AM. Su Swta, U7 w. 1.8tb Sl. CM O.y help needed ruu or ~ Utne Apply 2 to ~ McDonald's, 20362 Beach Blvd.Hunt lkh Oebve:ry man. full ttme f.mPor'tant )Ob N l'8 t a p Pt"aranct' Bea ch St 11 uooen. 4020 Campu.s Or NB Del.JVtt'J Tnxk 0n Vf r'S AA.I.. Firewood hu open I DKS ror dri v e r s & neipers Ill t.o 25 yn. Call bet~ 8 f+ 6, 64'i 28W7 or ~1348 OEUVER'r TOP PAV NO ~t:l.U NG Must be 1B or ovt>r. own tra n.?>. 4 30 9p m . Mo n F r i 531-0811 call bt wn 1·9 p.m -'----------. - DDrlul Shop work, no Cll· ILICTllClAH penmce neceuary, will Mimnwm 1~ yn. exper tram. Apply AM only. E t\AP'Je(tric,546--~ • D K's. Donuts, 2963 , l F'aarMw Rd C.M. ELECTRONlC ~EMBLY fnft.iq position, full or C'.ompaoy &ocaled near P tT 1n m echani cal ocean needs full time ~ olfice local· Train ees fo r m nfg. ed lll TullU.O. 6 ID08· 1 yr diV\S.IOO &am wb.ile you exper-111 draf\.1J1g PR· learn Many benefits .• ferrf'd Will conside r Call~ tramee with schoohnp, •------ Salary comm ensurate ENJOY PIOPLI? W'lth expt>n f'nce Ca 11 G-!IJ40 for appt -------- Drapery Wo rk roo m . seamstrt'sS needed Near OC Al fl>C>rt Salary open 988-8'35 ---- Perma.oent part time posiuon a11 pnv11Le school RecJ,strar. JO hrs. week dara tr everun11s Vaca -uon & ln.'1. Resumes ac cep.ed Immediate start So. Coast Pina area of Onver-Pan. Umt'. 20-25 hr Sllnt.<t Ana Call Anthony w~~om1ngs only. Sdlools.979-2353 Li'll~~Ull ~60 -----• --~ X C I T I N G ORI\ ER lilt-dl'hvenei., CHALLENGE Couple full ume. Harbor area; wanted t.o manage small Deal appearance. clean bu11ness, pa r t ttml' dnVLDg record Master Must be ambitious & Bh.epr'lat. 234 F1-cber , wiU1 n1 to Jeara. Call c .. 540-9173 :le-7'9IM Deliver y P 1T1mt> A ~. ------- LA T ime!. SI OO per Onvers ror auto parts wttk La11 una Beach ward>ou.se Hn 8·4 ·30 ~ Call 642-9167 ~ DBJVBY P'HSOM rtwy Auto 26242 A Vf'f) f'tlwy, M V ----- DELIVERY · t-~rl> AM al.ll.O route Wall !:>treoel Joumel 5 day week Sm car reqd 162~ Dental Rttept.1on1st ror pleasant 2 doc.tor 0U.c:1.• lrv. s&-4711 Dental O RTH O DONT I C atAIRSJOE ASSIST · R.O A. pref. Apply 546--5170. 7s&-0882 ~;:-G arde;e~ c-;,;;, · bmat100 person lla v(:' valid Caler Ill· Good dri•1 n tc r .. co rd Muumum .ip,e 20 Apply P en ny sd .. e r 16 b 0 Ptacenu a. <.:os t.<t M et1 a . Onvers. Checker Cab Good d rivinp, r ecord. Mature 1nd1v1du als ---HIYBS bee.ti•• SK 6y Business compuu r co. In ~-His reqwres a see ·y w 1ou ts tand1ng slaJJ.s & enterpnsine a t- 11 t ud e. Xlnt :o.a lary. bend1t:i & future. Calif ~ Sy!>tems. Bob Grote 581 9500 FOTOMATHAS AJOIFo.YOU Fot.omat has openmgs fer permanent part·time e mp loyees Wo r k 10.00am · 2·30pm . or 2·30pm · 7 OOpm There are operunp 1n all or H.B .. f' V .. N.8 .• and C.M. ExceUent Benefits. ...--------D ENTA L RE C EP · Pd t raining, Pho ne 9il4 ·405 fo r an Im . mediate inte rview Mimmum aae 17. EOE en-typtat. permanent T IONIS T · p a rt·t1me po111Uoo, ~pm. gd needed to asst.St full time wortdn& cond .\ beoefltl, recept. A.I It for Ca r I a st.art m>. Moo·Frl, 9am· M&-<mt Men or women 2$ yn or okler. Know t.he coast abs. Nd Sl.80 a week or more. O range Coa s t Yellow C.b. 17300 Mt. Herrma nn. Founta in Valley I.No or Slatu betwn N e w h o pe 6 n.:bd > Spm. 979-2270. --------- OENI'AL A.5SISTANT · ~~~~~~~~ fUU. oa PART TIMI $4JHR. +COMM. ~. Offer eharae accounta in a department st.ore pear you. f1e.x.1ble hrs .• no ex· perience neceuary, we train. Golf Club S to rage 6 Qwnlde 4 da y work Helper , mornln11 for Vl-• .._ EARN DOG Weekly part week. ,......pay w/11eue. timr ~abort ~e pvt. club. 644-5404 Prtv. Npt. Bcb. otrlce. .....;qee at bome:of~1 Restaurant R..O.A. reqd. ~ TI41GH011.ut 208 COOi DENTAL ASSISTANT. U • not ~ tbe F/Ume. Apply between exper'd.. ~ve So. Ii=~ Cale.di• TOI.I.RH loo.422-4241 Pwformaace Senkel I.De. 3pm-5pm, Mon thru Lac una o f c . Dr . in CluaUied, Thurs. Coc o 's, 4847 Peterse n. 499·454$ o r )'OU're miMtQI • lot ol ..., __ ._..._,_Bl, Npt Bcb ~ newsy Information at ~'" . weil M IOIDe 11"9atiNys. *<X>PY MACHINE OPE RATOR• ()ppty for permanent full-tune position work· I inl In busy xerox photo- copy bus iness. Expe r 'helpful. The Copy Stop ~1-1050 O>wlt«' Help f'/t Cameo Cleaners, 1850 S a n Mi g u el O r .• N .8 . .......,, Olalal Aaailtant, nper'd lcllolles 2 eves .\Sat A.M 1.------------------ C.M. 646-2411 ask for Joyce. Omicntt TOOL DESIGNER Mutt be familiar wtlh a.cine a.bop to ••en • dnw cuttiq t.oola, •mall .. • mach1De paru fOI' l(ftW llMlcbi.oe • .. . c. latbe1. Salary com · men1urate with e x· perlence . Nume rous beneftta lncld. fully paid medical 6 dental for both )'OU 6 your dependa.nta. IOSAMIMC. 714/S41-5633 Newpol1 Beach AD l'.qu.al Opportun.lty Employer earn extra Christmas dollars in· your spare. time at Mervyrl's applications are now being accepted at all Mervyn'• store• I Part time openings, days ctnd eve- nings, are available in sales and stock work during the Christmas sea- son. Stop by our Credit Office and fill out an application for employment. No experience is required, and there are many flexible work schedules available. •'1 I 'I .· ,. •• c • ·' I' •C •• 7 o~ral JOIS AYAILAIU ...... TYPISTS CLBllCAL MCTOIY woams -MIYla A Fii! Co~ In ~"i11ter this we e-k. & Halloween t'oollles & punrh if you rt'gi'ster on Ot-t. 31st. ~ c ''Ill!! N B ORG EOE SSG-8520 ~2622 M/f' Al Typn of Dmdllg ht1Ms1ra ..,. AdYmsce .... l to 16 ~Jo~ 241 I I. Cit. Hwy. c_ .. ..._. 673-3420 schools and Instruction .. .. Thia v•i1-of fine 1choola coulCf Introduce you to• new tomorrow FALL· SCHEDULE INPRO•llSS SIGN UP NOW! Cl.ASSIS OfPIUD ill: .• Beginning, Intermediate and Advanced Ballet. Toe and Variations • Jazz • Oanoersfze and Adult Ballet GROUP 8t PRIVATE AVAILABLE ......... s.-.. 4JI I tk: M I 1 ' • S.. G , ....... c-11 • a...wt ............. Ctilf. tZUO IJJ.IHI 644-1291 llDS IOlllEI 4 ~°"-... ..,.. '°" A..-3·5 the~n BRIMHAL. ___ - K~rct Eac h class in cludes : r hy thm activities. drama. arts & crafts. tumbling, individu al & group participation. Learning by dolng. Mature study. Snacks. [docation ~nter 751-1111 $30/6'week session Starting Now Mon-Wed. or Tues-Thurs. 9: 30 to 12. Class size Umited. For more info. call the Girls Club or F.V.-H.B 549-4344 ~~~ ... :.!!~~ ~~~ ..... !!~~ ~~~ ..... ?!~~ ~~~ ..... ?!.~~ ~~~::! ..... !~.~~ ~~~~:! ..... !!.o.~ HOUS E C L E ANER S $4-$4.50 hr.+Bonus. Will train. Full & P rr. Advan- cement Oppty. Must Have transPortation. 848-7080 TOOL&DIE Day shift opening for slrllled macluoisL SO br. work week, numerous benefit., & a pay scale 'well over SlO per hour. ROSAMIMCl 7141548-5533 Newport Beach An F.qual Employment ·f mployer Maids, apply The Inn at Laguna. 211 N. Coast Hwy, Laguna Beach MAJOS needed. l tem· porary, 1 f.ull-t 1me, 675-3463 ask for Bruce MJ\J.NTENANCE · Han· dfm,an. FuU-time. Apt. maintenance, bu1 lding clean up. C.M .. Npt. Bch. area. Truck or van de- sira ble. Exper. nee. 642-um .... C411 L..e. Typist Expe r ie n ced . Phlebotomy d esira ble but n ot n ecessa ry. Benefits. s.18-9347. MEDICAL FRONT OFC RECEPTIONIST w/lns exper. Reply Classified AD #495, Daily Pilot, PO Box 1560. Costa Mesa. Ca. 913626 Medical surgical business needs ma ture pe rson with pleasant phone manner to handle vaned ornce duties. greet customers. typing. filing and general office skills. erticient indepe nde nt worker. Call for appoint· ment 644-006Sor 833-0053 Medical au,y Npt Bcb ofc needs Receptio nis t wi t h medical transcribing skillll req. CaU 645-7172 19am-4pm > ~URSING ASSIST ANTS We are talting appllt'a· tJOns for posrt.ions Lil our nurse tra.inu>~ progra m Housewives OK. All shirts open. Contat't Dolores Brindle. 8382 Newmao Ave .. H B. 8'12·SSS1 ------Nursmg Posrtioos a v:ula ble for RN"S, LP1''s & LVN 's -AJI shifts al Capistrano by the Seo Hospttal overlook.mg the harbor an Dana Point. Apply between 9am ... pm. Mon lhru Fri. 4116-5702 Part·lime. earn $200-S.SOO per week regas tenng \'OCers to belp qualify lhc l..Jbertanan Party for va lid s tatu s . Ca'l l 964--1.908. Part tJme: Help! pt-time eves & Sat A.M . Assist wlticket sales to sportmg e vents . Sl·S6 + h r . 972-4848. Part Ume on-call help for busy ofc & residential cleaning service. Call ~91166. Good pa!. __ _ PAYROLL CLERK- ORDER DESK _ hourly & salary payrolls lhru qua.rt.erly returns. Must ha ve payroll tax Expanding produc\ line experie nce : Custom bas genera~ lhla Im-Weave Carpets, 11M80 lmdiate openin& with 01>: Pac:ific. Street. Fountatn ~ for advan~~-Valley '-'·--·-·· meat. t:'amillartty with !...:..=~·'------ aerospace fastene rs PBX ANS. SERV Pleas. would be helpful. Salary olc. Med Bldg. Will train. commensurate with ex-~u stult.. 2 wks. pd vac. pertence & knowledge of 63M640 M-F .. 9-S. the indust ry. PBX OPERA TOR ROSAMINC. 714/548-SS33 Newport Beach An Equal OppQrturuty Employer PART TIME EVENINGS Adults with out.ala.ndmg, attractive i)ersonalittcs who enjoy working with kids. Over 21. Start at SJ.SO per hour. Phone 642 ·432 1. Ext 250 BETWEEN 1·5 PM . Ask fofo AIMho F.qua.J Opporturuty Employer Expenence preferred. Hr -; must be flex.ible. Please t'all for a ppl. 64.S-7358 raxona.. Earn while you learn. Telephone Ans we ring Service full lime /part lime. Vaned shifts · Days. aft.ernooo or even · LngS. Locations In: FASHION lSLA.'4D COOTA MESA/lRVTNE 11,r,)-rl." lflJNTINGTON BEACH Ideal for s tude nts & housewives Many co. benefits ancluding paid !va cations . T y p in g 3Swpm .E.O.E . Call 543-4230 Moo th ru Fn ----JANITOR ... MEN ·WOMEN . IMMEDIATE CHILDREN. Hollywood Guard5-is castmg oow. Actors. PART TIME lllaJeor Fem~ Housewa res s ale s I Responsibl e man I ~MTEHANCE Actresses. NO EXP ""'·" p ..... Caslller.Apply inperson. women needed full Ume "'"'--taurant chaui needs NEC. Excep tion al OP~l..._.G PERMANE=-<T· FULL· TIM E. light fa rtory work. SJ.50 hr. stan . Call for appt 957-0681 . r .... or art .. me Rion Hardware. 1024 M F · E · need """' ~ " i I on. n. xpene 1· n d i v i d u a I with cn.....,,r preparation for SaL •·"'-·n. Morru·ngs Promot o n a op · 1...Ane Ave CWestcll ff -oo Hr979-~ ......... ....,.. SQtUDlUes can provide ~>N.B. .:..,::....::..:......:.;=-·~:......:.; ____ knowledge ol restaurant those wishing to break OriverToDelsver bourty rate increase ..;,.,,,;,.~~-----JEWELER eqiapmenL Experienced i nto movies I co m · DAIL y PILOT 1.., To $4.50 How IMMEDIATE Experienced only. 40 hr. m electncaJ & plumb10g merclals . 778-1080A s1 mt to our carriers in San .,. I lo week. Com~any benefits. repair. Good benefits . fee. Scr e en rt s llPQStoaeeus. App 'I P &RT TIME Company truck pro -u~-t Juan. Cap&&trano Beach. penoo. Mon-Ftl 8am· A Call week ays lOam to "06" .. ' • Dan a po i nt . Sa n Spm. 230 W. Warner. OPENl ..... GS Spm. Ask for George Vlded.Applyat: * ~ ~ * Clemente area. Must Roam 312. Sant.a Ana OR " ~0066. 0.-..,. Co•ty ~ bave good driving re-1Sl2 W. Commonwealth, HelponSaturday&Sun-klTCHIHHBIH ~SerYlcn ,_.ISCOltT& cor d , la r ge s tation f\&Uer1.on. daymominpPltod0el1Ter Part time Sat/Sun only. 2Jll01DaimlerStreet CATBtlMG SBVICE wagoo or van. Hourly W•'-9» DAILY L 6am to 2:30pm. Mature ~~Saota~~An~a,~546--0348~~· ~~ ___ •_66_1·_Z_l _l_I_• __ p ay +mileage a l ---..s.r.lcn to our carriers. Must woman preferred. XJnl = lowance. Call Harr y 540-6446 have good drl ving re-benefits & working cond. MANAGER ror medium MOTOR IOUTE Seeley al: ~~~~~~~~~I cord, large s tation Bayview Conv. Hos p. size apartment complex. DAILY PILOT routes lo 64Z.4lZI. = lwqon or van. Hourly + M •llAO Th L & s milea ge. Call Harry ~'Iburln,Cosla esa. ~y to'"'"'" c/o e So. aguna an PART TIME attr ,.._.,I ·RDS .,_, t 642-~ E.0 . E. Deily PlJOI., PO Box lSOO, Oemenle DOW available. __., ...... r t olc •lrl. WV"' "10Cley a : Colla Neu, CA 921626 Afternoon delivery Mon· u.....,vawu m " · F\all 6 part Ume. All 642-4321 Laboratory Reault.s Clerk. day thru Friday mom · IT)'ping ts It bkkpg. Lag area 1 . U o U o r m s ---------Mon·Fri. WUJ train. 13.17 Manageme nt t rainee lop Saturday & Sunday. NeJ 3 to4 dya week, 6 bn funiabed. A&e• 21 or •IMSPICTOR• to start. Ask for Gordon. 1aeeded with background Excellent &a.min&• for 1~dy,;;:,_4116-..;..;..~2Jt0-· ____ _ NRSOHNEL COUHSS.OR Ei!tablished Personnel Age ncy d esires e x· per1enced P .e rs onne l ~-ManaJJement Potential. Calf Rita. ~-Coastal Person· neJ Agency. 2790 Harbor. C.M. Never a fee. --------- Petition Ci rt'ulator •MONEY• Set upur own hours. Ex· tra cash working full or Ptr. You make S2000 or more pr. mo. Mu.st be 18 or older . Call for lm· mediate job. 5-49-8730. s..s: """· Mired welcome. IST ........ LI 640-0140 i.o gourmet cookware an-"_. few boura o1 vour ...__. ·--12 No=:r nee. A~p--•""' _:..._:.....:....;.;,,_ ______ •d/or specimen bouae ,_ • J Part-timeln ...... JA a..,.es Plant Maintenance Part a.. n-......-on Eledronicaco.needalBt. Laodscapln• Interior ...i-~· w 1-.. in .. day. Nominal cub de-bra per wk $6 br ••-13 dy wk. Vehicle "' .-.~"' ar1ide lnapector. Use all " ..... -. e are """" • poail required. Call m4 ~ ~ Service, 12H W. 5th d 1 plant malotenance, ex-ror an experienced retail 642-4321. Ask for Foater ---------MCIPlled. Start immed. ~oal'rHA.MJUST A JOI BEGIN A CAREER AS A COSMETICIAN · Learn to dO facials with the new skin machine . Learn mak~p apphcahon the profess10nal way Let R tdlard s Beauty Co1199e l'lelo y0u start developing new skills as a C.osmet1c1an Atter only 20 weeks 11ou can be earning a gcod k111ng ~OSMITICIAN CLA$SU NOW! L1miteo En1ot1men1-ca11 Now! T o"t>~ttuctors o•ve "1e1p and Go1oance Plenty o ac:11ca1 Experience. Too moNPAYIHG PltOGRAMS A.VA.II.AILE PLACEMENT ASSISTANCE MAt4Y OPPOITUMmlS: • Interesting WOfi.. •~al Sa11slact1on • Secu11ty.Jobs no1 tlQd to economoc situation • You progress rapidly to become tl'IOrOUOhly Slull6d • Sell~mpl()yment Oppartun1ll6$ CAU. t""'611 Foa t~TIOM ~rc+1.\~0t; BEAtny COt.LECtE .. cw. ............. . ,,.... " ........... .... HalpW-"d 7190 HllpW..e.d 7100 ............. , ............................... . PrimiGc • _. • llC.nc>MIST ,ASTIUP FuU lime Mon -Fri. ~ Art1sl part lJme. fTI & hl3 per week. Must be Sal. Experie nce pre pe r i1 o n a ble . w e ll ferred. Apply P e n groomed, enJOY meelulg n,ysa\-er, 1660 Placeot.ut. the public. No typing, Cost.a Mesa. phooe upenence pre- ferred Full co. benefits Pr~ .\pply Pennysaver. 1660 *'NISS Placenua Ave . Costa Of'aA TOI• ~fesa.:_ ____ _ I adl · loolung for the RECEPTIONISTrTYPIS1 BE S T AB DI C K Pressmen in the rounty fun casual olc. be able.to t-'/T If you thank you handle 4 b.De phone, type quahly t'all 5-47.5674 Of' sow PM. f u 11 t 1 m c e'-es ~lJ67 8 :J>.5.00 67S-761J P1T Help ;anted'i·Jhrs a Ra:EPTIONIST/OFFICl day. wknds & Holldlly:> HELPER-needed im- off. Gd •Pa y. Contact med. perm parM1~e. Paula at Wiencr·-;t'hnalll•I Moo·Fr1. l2·SPM. Light at Bristol & Rf'dhi.11. CM typmg & car req. SJ.50 957-0717 hr. ~ludcnt OK. Deannu -------549--~ ror ~--_ P 'llme <S I asi.ocs for Pe rsonnel. Mgmn t . Mlc't 'g Must bt: <t m· bruous & l'tlJOY people 1nc ~ 968-5000 -~~· •MANAGER • Rec-t>pt 1on1'lt /Ge ne r a I ()fr Newport area . Hours II to s. ~ 7971. ------- •R~st/Saln• SHAR ~ lady for busy front desk. Phones, light typm~. people oriented. Busy pnnt shop. 1104 E 17th St. S.A S47·5674. Aerospace produc ts company needs exper. pers on f or n o n · destructive trstl n ~i. dlmenslooal UlSpeet1on & Receptionist/ woridng to MIL Q98SgA T ·st procedures Send re· YDI s ume t o Edle r In Mature. s'b~rp person, dustries. 2101 Dove St.. experienced as Recep· Newport Beach. 92660. t.iorust. Heavy phones. Across from 0 C.Airport type 50 wpm .. invoices, quotations. orders. Front R E A L E S T A T E alt.ice appearance. Top SALESMAN WANTED. salary & benelils. Irvine EARN UPTO LS% COM· Furn. Mfr. Call Karen, MISSION NET. l·Can 54().84. earn from $50K to SlOOK ·~..;....:,.;__ __ _ annually. 2-Find out why Receptionist /Full lime new lie. earn bag SSS $3.00 hr starting. Good here. Come tnlk with appearance. 752-0869. the m. 3-0ur produc -Nr O.C AJrport. t /1n e apen s 1v c land/budget te rms. 4· lt&CTALAGINT Pre-set appts. galore. For bu.,y Laguna Beach ~flnd out why ''we"ve Real Dilate office. X.lnl got I.be best tbiog solng ''. commissions. Must have N.8. area. Ask ror Mr. license. A.sit ror Ruth. Slnet, Surta Ana. In· lnapection ban too s, perience helpful. Full ueociate who la seekin1 OUeUet. Part Ume poaitioo avail•· Good pay. 67S-S6S7 & .....-bou.rs t-12 It 1-4 comparator. knowledge time.1M-0168 a career with a rut ~--------ble ror Health Club leavemessage. l·-::::;:;...::tbnl~;...;Frt. _____ 1 ~ ~~~pe·/'g'~: LEGAL SECRETARY . growing r etail chain. t«ilSIAIDIS lmtructor. Experience la ftaltic Mixer Operator to Real Dltate Howard. 9M-3402 flM.6SIM ro-1•• Call &4S·8777 Newport '""·" ••--_....,,"'""lime ..,_ Calle--•-or .. ...__ · OPPOtrTVHIT1IS twrtlt1'bt. beauty ... ,., qwallried persons need For law omce in Npt. Beach ,...., ......., ..., ..-• · era ... , ..... m a......,.,1ves, coaungs ..a"ALA~ Real Dtate Ucensee ror act&ve Newport office. Guaranteed maa~ in· come P'us commlaaM>OS. Call: Allee, Waterfront Homes. 631-1400 .. blO raabioa Newport apply. Xlot. worlti~I Bcb. Pref. exper. oo ma1 ~--------Certification classes .KathleentG·lm. • aealanta. Permalite GA.LOU aim. fOOCI a51t>earance c:oad.f&benefit.s.Come in n . Salary open. Aak for MarUKturinl avail. w 1 Spanl1h 1 'Ann... Plastics Corp. 1537 Need 2 qenta W/freal It Uceue necessary. or call: Betty, 7S2·5522 TIAltaS En&llsh. lSSS Superior ~ Monrovia Ave . N .8 . ~ w/lead.lq Real ::..~~I .. iood LIGALSICllTAIY th 1911 I O,.r•on A-tt. NB WUb &ouotwort to do 6 ..:541-S..::..::::m_;_ .. -----~ ,;o~ick'nuAJ =~~s No Fee To Applicant Newly increaiechlartl.ng Nunery Man: Water & orders to proceu we are POOL-SERVICE . self· im.erview. 983-5671 HAJlDWARE CLERK· Speclalld.n1ln wqe 6 ahil'l bonus pre-memt.w.ce, ol plants, ln nffd or part time llartet. dependable, 21 Afppl.y in person, Rion &42·ZSZ7 I The Letal Field '. miwm adda fu.rtber In-loading 6 waiUna on employffl to fill tbla I yn or older. good driving walker 6 lee sig Hlrdware. 102.f Irvine, E .O.E. ClfllldvetojoUaouratable cuatomers. Drltlnf need~ Student1 1 re cord" bondable. -T"'CO Aft. (Weltcliff Plua ). lmt.aller, Ptr. needed for ts ltill pvwtnc pluUca tnlck. Over 21 yr. S:UO boulewivea · An ldeai ...:--:.;.::.:::.:.._____ Real Estate .,_ _. N.a metal parUUoo i.nstalla-compuy ln tbe Irvine In· :.. I da19 per Ca~ t;· put Ume won altuaUoo PCnTERS . Needed. F\all --.;;,;;.;,,.~.;;....;..---1 , /f ASST MGa Uom ln oo ~a. Xlnt duatrlal Complex. ·Set/Sun. .J1.ia la bliac t.ritd in a pilot •-.. ·Ume Muat be 0 . .... ... Sein EYftlap ~ .. •-~11altreap•e,Ts: ~-SboWd have tools ts 1'nlDeel or experienced •5153. Lacuna ~. ,.__~6 our .... -~~ ~~ Opeoio1 for llcenaed Apply to penon &am. Wu.-ru or · traoap. Call hm-12, moldln1 ma~blne Nunery .,._, .._..._ ....__ ...... aaleapeople. locally Uam. or alter 3pm. No Dias• Sv• Avail~ IO<m'1 aperll&On needed on all NURS.ESACOES. 7.3, s.11. 10'&f ICbeduM wh.b ua • owned. with n1Uonal re-pbonecalla. IJ lD penoe, no ...-· 1Nfta. ~ beoeflt experienced or tralneea. boun you an available Prtat ~I• ofc. oeat, rerrai 1yateta. E.xcel~t 25252 La Pu Road ... lrN.,.,llt111~0N/ RECEP· ~ cr:i by eom· Meta Verde Ooov. Hoep. to wart. We will to over aelf.-.rter. Apply 3430 worklo1 condltlo na. LafUDA Hilla " JoUJS R.oterc ~Hl. v 110Nl8T -T~~tos>-~!1 .. me.()ppol0-~W11ta. 'l·or~ pany nc udlnl major Ml C.nter Dr. C.M .. thejobwltbyou.Apply: !. Cit Hwy, Cdll 19 . l'.arn looelt comm.lak>D. •--.;...;..:s.;._ ____ _ 4 • oah w, • POl'1UnlfJa. -e a urn J"'" .... -W • lldcal, DtDt.al • LUt 0 m 1'7J.21J3 dya. 551·56 For coaftdeallaJ app't. ant L!pma. torthebetter.AlocalSo. YoUtownboun.515-5122 IDa.Apply: £. · · CIMCO e¥ea call '759-0nt. Eaecu-DILTACO, Calif. bu.Ith 'f: cbalo ls ~ Systema Reatt.on :mu La Pu Road H 0 t. I Ex E c . lDt•rHt•d D bealtb MOnCI ....... •Bn ... A••· PllMT'IM& .LapnaHWt HOUl&KE&PltR SH __._._.. --s--anlsed how Dally PUot ClUI· CIMCO ...... _ --.. .. --'-. .... OaM.a........ u-· t d I b -n . _ _..... ......i.np ,_ ···1 a ...... lu. 121 W. ---··-lf~u= dl••ol av t.belr -~ YWMI -•og .... p wane n we . --·--au.-.._., __ -.... A"96da S.plHdlan, ID tboulltt 6 act ..... to ·. wtt1' ie'ilbWty •:Ave. per br. XlDt worklDI -... • · a1r.t preu room. Ex· call t.t.eeo .. m 6 12. •smttimeda.y •eveo· .. a.. £$crowto1co. O....adt oa.&a W cud. fl beoellta. Nl-4490 l*'leoced 6 trainees. Betweea l ·4, Aslt for qaltilta,to•...,..Ap-m.-... ~~_!, aav, ,..all; S.O.&. Bel.t ... Conv. Hosp. to---------Mt.fr• ... a.. APPt1 ..... llM'J«», SalUJ plJ In,.._ lam·Uam .... CAN&U lpe.IDc. -· ...,_ _, ....._ ao S Tburln C II Punyaoer. UIO opm, nextble brt. Gea1 or .......... No pbooe cw-. PfT. 1'19 I T la • • P I t.!..,• r o r !!t..!!• u l h • P bo oe -.._..-,.M--l..;.te.;.ma;,,._.;...__ .... -... 5'71-1 .......... 1 .0. i . · · Wartt Ad HQ! 142·M1'1 Placentia, C.11. offd1 .._.. • c.U. 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ITl.11!!., _,__ ACCWID• -.U.W y;;-02 •2 ~ .. ; ~.ff:,":; US 16-Mlrll009 . ~4W • bWldln1 of ullln• FOR p " Ti ""'-;;;::r'6,i •a.' • Nl6PM"-e ~___.. -,._._._.,_.. UCI dlalllllw • odlitr' a&w. -... --Oi~=b=~w\11'= ·-:T~ Ira --, ARO•,._ -=:---.-. --'"-allln1 HPetlnu TMIPOU.OW'ltlCllHhC.,.,.,.._..,_.. ...... ~<>;:.n.= _,..,. r tH. ~ ... Ct•aftt -,-• _,_._.. ~SAUi helplUJ.CaU~ • Hllh ~. •• 11r. Uplaol rH er Ht. .. :.-:=..~ ==-~Le!.•·~ POllllOMI lllA.aTUll...Wfor Llbrutan -Hem~ Junior ... ..,.. ..-11. _ :=. . ~ ~ C&· ~, f I TfW Let a ..... ...,. W mt1. School OALLANDR&A ... 1 ttln; a 1W ,_ --. ,.., ao& Mt'. I-refer ~· llloaday a... ..... Call~ Speech ~laU.t -...S, al 80, •••· ..... ._ -Qil. • • •r ....,. _.. Lntae Blllnrual Rnource Teachen &.o.&. -...,...., ..., .,._ ..,.~14 CUta.e. '"''*all w.4 ......U... •all lbtt"' Title VII Bllln1ual Reaource ..,_, c.1ut.,!-~!!:_"'.-.....--..=-.;;:·1•.· ........ __ ••• ,-·• .....__... _1:a.1ee1i. £.OE • ,.,, ,..rr.,,,,.,U1~· naa• uia.. S~lalllt ..._ , .. ......., 7'99 .. __.. ~ --·-·-- "' •• -Pfl -II R Tl I _ .... •.0 •• '.'•••0 ••••••• Mt--.t ;1;oa.~ Ma ,.e .._. llrA&a.m ----B n1ual eeoure• THcher ' t e -_ l -" M ·r::t -'1i 10-1 SECRET AIY VII) ••• II .... I ::r... ..... ,...... 1U ..... -., ... Mn. -:...... 'h*OU:o..:= ~'~a::.'. ·.:p-=-r~ c.,.,.r••• ....... Leamln• Handicapped Te~cher . ·-·-.. -•.,..... ~E-:.::; ........ Yllo. ,:: P\&11 u.. 411-i-b,. tar dlt..W. AlilllY PM>r '· ... Udo VU1a&e eau , .. ,. •5spcc1 •1,•!_ Eduullon ft oourco --•• .,.. _....,... i""''"'~·= mahare, uperl•eced rfllU.W *'1d. C Ill. .,.,._ Slate wrde &nve1tm~nt pee U Swt .....,. •· Nd'ftlol e1rtlai 1'Gaq >'-· 0 r I I t c 0 0 " • -s•• 15 I .. .....;, tcnleai r1rm Yuh.Ion Severe Disorder L1mcua101'e1eher •Wfttl!lll•MAU. ~ ·-...... Ave. 8 ~:nr.:.:2 .. ~: s.u.dtludw~h • ll.-e Rl&a&l ----leland Bu1y, active. o;;;-llloelM. m.om WWf'lt fouompaay ?.hl f\aU ume •pert UM4l for t~tnc. dlvanilrled A pproprialt" ~r d"nU11h1 rNodrrd for ll7'l .... .,,.,,,.,.A••· Lup s. IOll •-------- operat u lnd\lilrl al I09tSON'S I of l'ountry '• floeat IM.la CWd 1.k.JllJI. <typ nll i~ttlnn" 00 CTW>....,.J.03 -•••••••••••••••••••• Wiiied to pw'daue ww calcittnM Oay • o._IM t"cw dil.klnn'1 BoutlQuet. l..t· lnjl-horthand > or ,,,.,,,_, dryer ..,. ~ 11 i ouvealn. Meclala. •bl[t• w .. 11:da1a .. ctmSTMAS .. .......,. HQ. Cal Pla.aa. •UflUUUOHI •bllltlu ~ti 1.701-tU.400 10.000 BTU'•· •lee 1w o rd1. helaull. 'WTl'IMdt -ru.uo ,f"'lM! F\&Jl•Put1111M ~ IHO-Ol23M ft'rl ».00.~ 30 _.,. typewriter Royal NO. *· <Dpedally loolll.e1 nu1 Call P•llY. Tn-f·••tflaaJlk>M i»lo ~hna&t'lll f'll t SICllTAIY ( /\JJJ>lh't1tlon fonn• fllAY IJnttht •ln...t t1y leeltAmlU&IA.adqoetale otMr m l1c. Hl-1121, forClermuitema>.Prtv. U•·lle.mJ ta Tratuu p t , 1 t Al bow. Nov. 1·3 , mDW411tmontClr,SJC. collector. SSl·Uf• ~ SM.IS waAl'Nll Dynamic, potltlvt 18 + :t.':nlf 0~ M1 :~ !'::'t: wrltln11 or f'AtllnJ( JJ.t :IOPll, Sada)' IU. I' IAiiH .... 1061 _.,ume...;;,_. __ • ----- l.Cllls Jot. Sllffr'• hu .._ -·-·· Devaltbualn«' M7 30tl.ll r ... w,.., u.r, .... ~.,/•d Mr ........ i.r.t.y, D.,..._flf Pen1s.1t R • t 111 CI er Ir I ··--""'~ ..... , ·~ ., .. , ~ u•1•• ac.._ ---, ............... -CA ··-...... ·-·············· 1...-tiaieopeolaafor CWT min a1111lst•nl tYP" ~· 4i•n ._ -•'"""' ._,wn, -~n-...rwAMTID ~Ce.la• Cesll6tn £am auuunaa money ~ ab.na{ltt ~wrM Knowled.C•· uf J Ht w.tt L'* r A:W-&.oa.-.. Park.. ;d.a 1 ft • brown. aoMt 6 SiAdable for-&ardeDJ;q. Ow• 1l. appl.y In pel'IOG • ._ 10UI' Immediate SAIAH COYIMTIY bldlp11 de11rable. eom ..._.,CA 91141 =~~~~~~~ ::,':"' ~.~tt;: CM pk.kup. 11 .. Verde Jlmllarbor81.CM dl.llt(IUnt A....iy Pen.on Openlol for 1 r•n•.-r c•·tll i \t• '"tlurv fr ts .... ~.. JOlO .....-........... area, Clil . 5'0·5121 __.~..,.. nWndedpen10n tu1t-..rt H '"netll• ( ... 11 T"m '"" latte <:uuff lable 125. ... d I i ., "' • " Te ... h 11f714t61•1171 .,_ .. •••••••••••••••••• BDOl ln _...... cond.. C.11 ewm /wtnda _________ , Buch tf tr r t mar D ,oO 60-7343 ... I C ""'HP·'·D ..--PIUU ~~~~·~~~~ R..a.aiurant Oranae County »r .. n ~ IU. _.,,,8'. I~ .s••ST•.,.........._as Wt.M&nJnater GwdNminpwhlle)ou )l'('rl"t-1&ry.1wnt•ra1omr ... l•:ciu ul OJ,J!lll'lt•nllV /AUlrmutlvc Wahr/dryra/Refrl1•. ---IWaattor...~ and "" _.., -0.mtoa learn o ur bui11n""" ""' 1 11 r worbnaornoU57-8J.33 Je=•r 1070 .,.., t.onpe fi'OR 2 RESTAU RANTS •• ,. .. _,(..._...... "'m 1 y w .. ,., l)'I' nlC. t'Ht' 1•11t Ad Ion tr.111s,l uyC'r • ••••••1-•••••••••••••••• «iroove c~r lumber • ...,...., '"""' r, P 0 t>r Pho D ~ I 0 r 11 Ill> l l~•tll11 r'4:1 4!11 I l.111111 -.. -Elcpet-people want1111 up UM!d Rdr11ttat.on _._ to SI hrs per wk. mOllUy -~24 Washerl If Oryen DI d Ir j J -.._-_------aal\" Ir knd d >AlUIAXERS l'att 111 --:it-t·1t1a.ry <fi•n oH It lyp ·~ MRGAJNS-SERVICE amlfoln ewe ry --..'81eltae. eves l w · ay .,_,1~ h ....... : '° in14l It bkkpa vhoru•,_ • l'ert c ation • ap· ._._. IOIS Nttd people ·orlented -:-' ID h~!J~·uknas Salw/Mllinlc:nunco c:w tllll m ~ SICUllTY fHAINIU~ YAIWMAN I~ A.ppbance55-09181 praiu.!a, while you wiut. 19.;':?:'r.:;;:••••••••••• main as hard nosed 1or ra. •nuwllr crs I~ -... ...,.5 ·~a't' ., ....... 1. r-'l•f llhln. l""'.al 11J, mlMlll t"' In AJ»b111na "Adam.1. H . Pull 1 d 1 b ll.botrt qwillty Ir service l&lldaearn,.tres•ca. Tuea1.-,___.. ,.....,_"' s.,.•n ••y v ~ ·-·· "" t"4U,....lt.,/ood wt~'e. >' equ ppe a • ~v. Party. Sellla1 ever· f....., ....... 21..... -" """ l'l"ivat., t'Omm l.11.1111• I .,..."""' -Jears waaher ses. Hot· lid.St computer pricing. te~J,_jj~ t 0 0 u tt It a as we are, ...!' u•.r ~ -w~ l:tTf.' looklnM '°" on Ualltwi h4111 an lmrJWd hHdl Drt>a. Mun t"r I. tnfll 1• lll11lun VloJo polnte l(lll dryer $60. Graduate Ge mologist w office. XA!rox i AL'ES CLl!':RK. put outaotnJC 1-M:'n«>n lO !if'll & IJPl'lllrtte for 11 1wcn 1t.11ry 8<$pm 4""1171 .,.,. IPI Zll:J dnt <'OOd 569-6118 G.l.A. Newport Bch ~.IBM aelect.ric ~~!1I050D1 time. Appro". 2$ hrs. per nwlnt1t1n indoor pllmt11 ~?. ... ~!~~ 0 ,1;1 1. t1!~~· .. }·1Y/\r: SICUllTY , ... TitOL l'Vl'llfr WAN'ftr.1> ;i to 6 c.ta 1035 IGemo&ogJcal L•b. l'or 11 typewnt.en, portable _.._.,. week. 'tobarcool•llJI Inc.. F\JU & part time P''*I "'"'"'~ '4,.., ~. I w"' daya t1 wtNtti t'lr1111•nl ........................ lappt caJJ ~·2576 ded typewrit.erj Victor Duliftl lncl plannintc & Ftiblon_la_land __ • N_._H. _ _ t i on a 11 v 11 11 &t b I " / 1 n IC 0 w I'm S · I SA · wilf'kh•• ron1I Apply In cakulat.onJ, wa nut an- schedulln.1 prod. If~-weekend11 r"qulr1•1I HOwpm + l y r rf•t:t'nl OpenlnW1for1011110dPfl(1 P"fll0'1,t'"'"1"HYf'r,Hl!IO f'urt' flrt"d Burmese Kat----laktsec.dsklr l'redenza, liveryolfoodt.olocal~· I·--------Pleue oppty an l'N11on IH't'r \'l a ri 11 I f 1q 1e r pki.(;Qod pay. ('all l'IAt'flnll• ,..,.,, ('u"l• lt-n!i, Champion lfoe1, (Adjes Daamood Rina. Oak desk, 36ic721n .• porate community •our SALES Mon Lhru 1-'rl II s. l>11 t "u n or f I' r 1' x In I MOSILI ,....... lovl:n,i. lnulllaeot. pre C'elller atone 5 75 karats, tab I e 1 , ch r 1 , r i 1 e own restaurants . Need • bl.1'11.•flli. & working t·ond. 11I11(1 ou:l Pt'l 1' 7 14 I lftUng I 54 karats. AP· cabmets, booka.es, end bnabt. detall-onenled anel 1• .. hr wurkdny, I lpd P'rohcflOR W.lce "YlJ'Jrt, M w~m. lntrr"'l Bl'> mSOf's.57 3S50 praised valuP SI0.000. tbls. carpet protectors. person who manages c d• ROGH"S h11Hd11 y1o, H·llrt·mt"nt 540-6336 Int vanf'(J ofllr r dull"' - -Wnte lo CIH111f1t'd Ad etr 714-67S-5716,549-7lS4 people we ll & wants LO oor 1nator GAR.DINS pion & t•o pd Lire . 2790lf11rbor.t;M Xlnl ... 1.ry l'Hll DoC)ll 1040 S610. C>.1lly Pilot. Holt ------work s-., dys 230l San J ollqwn Mt'<lic'ul & ~·ntul In~ Suil4'2t17, Jo;() Jo: SoundrrnA111JU>n Audio, ••••••••••••••••••••••• U80, <.;o.ta Mei.a, C.. ~..;.;.-:al Desk. juat re· Rel a lively lonl( hrs Hills Rod ltitl.1Sunflow1·r '114leoOGlll~ <t:~UONO l°UP". AKC 9"al2fl ll.aned from rental, new wtgreat people & pro-Jmmechale opportunity COM a 640 5*IO COKla Mt'llu, ca iJOPPIN<.i <:1.EflK •·u11 Champ iure M fo'. Pf't " S2l68 so now 1195. Also ductslhathavea i.uperb for ~rgetk individual S..9-1Z77.t-Xl20or 2t or parttlm1• M11turt• TY'85T ~huw Pvt ply . Go&d2'•oi Purt> ,elec ti o n o f u sed reputation. Call f or who •s detail.oriented --------woman pr<tf <A11J Sh .. lby l*\Jll UUM" n.Millon M Ul't 2lltflr7 J..34Sal\6pm 18K M t-n ·, O M t;GA b«retary chrs 129.50 & and eni...... woning with ~-•-SEC ... ET ... RY ERi Laba, N1>l. Hrh "" c:omu-uaoon d11y & dltte ~ u ........ ~ --.J_a_ .. ,_ ... wkd)'ll interviews ""7" :M.IQ> " "" h.11\'1' aood typln111kllL" t.o w; Gldn Rel.n ·-.-.,._..,., IUDU, '*vmt.of'a/I-'--people. Duties wall 1n-He.ct Extra Small medlrol l'lt>rl. ~--moo_ work in Oflf' .,.,1 offa~ JI ~def' puP!',: M4-0 It it or wear rl S~ c aw footed mahogany ' •• ,,,_ e lud e c u i.tomer manul. an (; M. near ,. un!A'n. wtr Ol(ll."" Y<i 646 SO i l. t-:ve!l. partner:t des k. S16SO. 557-62l2 l.dephone contact. pre -Clwb ... aMG..y? beach' need:. an \'X· ~nack Bar i\tll'ncJant Typinic. »n11 wf'rin1 ('hamp Ped1gret'. 673-2S6.\ --McMaba.1fl>eskolCo1>ta Ask for Mr. Rosoff I · Come to R.M. Abr11ml> needed for pnvuh' rlub .Phoot's. ti Una. makml( 493-6861 _________ , par11t1on o quotations Catalog Sbo 1819 1-M:'nt•nced lady who 111 f'or interview r ull 14JPt'll '-lrttvt'I arran1tt • _ .+:•••a.a IOIO Me:.a . IHOO Newport Resliiurant Meyerhofs. pnmary sup plier or good foodi. lo lhc lrvint' Corpor11tc Com muruty net.'ds people for samvle food preparation, Nc1 c:x pl'r1enc e nere~sury Purl lime m{lrntnl( & anernoon :.hafts Gr<>ut for young t-o~makt-rs & studt•11t11 St11rt $3 15 hour Call Glen. 557 6232 Restaurant BOB'S HOME OF THE llGIOY lmrnediau~ opentnJl:. in •KJr family rei.taurant We reqwrP no prt-1ou\ l:'X penenl·e J111n our fncndly tt-um t:ome ..,l.l' u:. today between 2 4pm M~Troinus D ish Ma c hin e Operaton 239'..2 Aven1da de> la Carlotta, l.af(un11 lltlli. edandcsalandes1'dorat.ederw'>1.llSehlertave. N. Bl w~:· p Wlllml( to work tor a bohs 644-5404. menb Shorth:i nd not P'lt BuJJ pupll. d bl regts ••••••••••••••••••••••• 81 vd. Co:, la M e:o a' ewport · c; • I. who wants thinits dune ---SaJ Mak ,,. I 642 ~ good s pellin" a nd <>r;am-_Fil an_y ag_ e wantl-d nuht ne«~ary . :.ry com · ema e LUGG •GET •GS -------,. " "' mensurute with .-x SJS-2739 A A , ________ _ mar skills 2·3 years In· )AL~PERSON. ix•rma BOOkkEEPER STOCX CLERK pt>n ence (;all 9S5 1~ -fmm yoor lx.L'ltn("!I\ rard. 1i1de i.alc:. experit·nce OC.'flt full l ime. will train 1-\111 «harKt'. r.mall urrr. c;f'OWln~ Orange County 11wn~5 i\KC Lab Pu pp1 e s Stnd OOl' c·artl f0r eal·h and abihly to work well RM. Ahrahm., L ital•ii.: ('omiwll•r bein)! in lia.~'<lcompany~t>t·k.,ai.: Yel blk $150 Shots & t.alt ptw. on.-11pare WI' Jn pre~surc SltU<tllOn'-Showroom.llH9N1·11.1ll)rt ,,l:Jlh~I Clll f,j'.',(~I;) ~ressNe111dn·Ldualt<J,I,, r y p I s T wt>elc.old.<.:all962-0496 return permanently Recent expencncc pre -Ulvd. O>stu Ml'~a ,., um t• i. 1 0 t' k r 0 0 111 H t: c; i:; PT I () N I ST .. vc; u... t J'ound-1 M.'alf'd JllraM1VI' taR & fern<(J. TYPIST Oran"c <;I'll tlrm hui. ·-.o .-.-.i.t.ot ~ m a e 1>trap. me••tin" a 1rllnt" rt'tlpons1b1htJ1•i. or 1111·k ... 1· ( p "7' .. 3alt."I O"'""""· t'X""nt·rw1• "rt' .. m 1 w apcr5 • ;;i I 0 r""•wrements Prt- Wiiy P"'f Retail? Rrother .Typewrlleri., Sewma machmes, Cu non cakuJator!I. \Wted Wt.ale~ 9fi8.1m Weofrert•xr<~llent salary und bend1ts inc-lud1ng rompuny paid bt·ncf1ts 111clurtmi.: ('Ompany paid dental. medical. anfl hre 1nsurunce For inter v ww contact t:mploymcnt Of fit'(' Part llmP Nl:'1'C1 J l>'"'PI•• wtio ha\I• HJ IS fl1•x1u1 .. hrs. per wt~k (;un cam a,., muc:h a. .. $6 lo SH pt•r hr. for rompll'le info call !fT!-7076 aft 2pm RECC¥TIOMIST mg & stot:kini.: of port,, ,.. . .,.. .. .,.. ,, ~'1619 "' t ""··r cJuli"." will iriclutlt· rrrnld Salary ·opt-n t:.Jll vtsll lt11>::. & theft• f·or a 1---------t-:x11 a.<, rcct•pt1on1M. lot-; "'"' ' ,,... v> 7 I.I .. -• l •-.. nl 1ypar1i.:, ~~J • WJHll, 111 i.h1p111nl(, rt'l't•1\ mg &: ""'"5 Fl'fTI Mm Oitsrhund l'up ~ """" jK t>nc..,,.t• LEAR SIEGLER TRAHSPOIT DYNAMICS JIJI Wt--st ~gt•rlfltrnm Sointa Ana. Ca ... o .. : m /f h -.uh'l> t-'uli'hme. Jlah.ton SA• ES PERSONS ...Personalit y plus adullll to work with and mouvalt kids. Over 21 In Laguna, Capistrano, San Oemente arl'a11 PART TIME EVEHIMGS PHONE: 642 4.321 or 494 94M Ext 2511 Ol•twN.>n I SI:; M A.'>k For /\ndre..i -Boutique , So C<ia'>l Maza F.xl)f'r in dt'l>igner :iales Rep. to rail on ri· apparel. Top salary + ader .id bui.10<''>'-..,,. r omm. Fur appl eull counts for advt·rl1~1ng "0 0t·r·I ~·uruhou~. 1nu "'', AKC Brown, hly w.i.llpap,.r, rabnc• or volt·t-">. <1r<l1·r., & qu•Jh'" ... ~ u ""u ' ·' "' TY-ST "' ....... • ·1 · & dUllt.'i> Elt·ctrome c·om .-. d1.,p, All 1>hots. Sl!l5 vu)' "11 IJ.J~r Wt' llt·a\y phone-, l"ront or ponenl knowled gt· l\l'l'Ural<'lyp111l.a.t•JOd(Jf( MG·Z33:3 wtll b..irk & lnm )OUr fin! appt-11r.u1t•1· T1i11 helpful iM1n1mum I '"ur ~tolb, 11alury <ipt•n -Lago. (Jr try lwu t dfds -....lary&t,.:n1•hh lnint• ,, u.91767 "'""K i.-..-..a p "---ktob·•rk I·.• x""' nun re 1,· ood 1·<1 ,... .,. """'-ee;,,.,...,... u P Pl t' par t ltm C' ln.~uranc·c otfir,. Typing Personne l , 557-905 1 nee ded part tam e. • ........... -"-~O.E 6 .. 1 .. _ ••. ...,ea. "" lwidM.-sonly 5 dayc; p('r ------61'9ta.(.'1 $1S0ea week. l'riv 11te (;luh AKC IRJSHSETTER JOormon>ll 40f'a 644-S404 TO STUD Sales Tax lnrluded 65+. hr' !J Jpm SS J)t'r --hr lrvint•957 1J:n ~tyllst for busy l>bop .;.,:<.:rn;T' ~Y 1\d mJnl'>lr all \.l' /\.,.,...,,a na Mu\I f)I• PHO Fl(;I t:-;;-.;T in •.horthand IV l) "'"~ XJnt 11pportun1l) 111 l•-.1111 <·11n:.trut·t1un \1rp1111 J re· 4 (; ll II :, 4 !I Ii~ G:, 11.1-t•kday' ~u st bt: ex peno>nct'd 1040 Ba}llldt· Ur 675 J38S TEACHER :\1ath IO'ol , 1ri·1t. F 'r 1· I t• m .: r J d "' , < • .\I OOO<Hl TEACHER Wrut rt'!>s w car for wic ker basket lurwh 'c•n 1rt• !I :J> lpm. ~ .. n fo'r1 Earn I~ $150 WlTklv M u~I l>t• nt'lll , pt r~vn.ibh· & •·nc.·r~C'l1r C'Jll !fT:J 07 17 all llJoJm for Jppt Wa11h·si, & lloi.tei.sc-, 964·1413 !'l<) CARO~ "°"toy 1045 Draw )OUT o,,.n or ~·nd •••••••••~•••••• •••••• narnt>, Jfidrl".., phon" & ,..... II mak" 01w rard ~r .1blt' blk & oranit<' ,,..~n k1u .. n 7wi. .. hot f A2 li'!:M t.i~ Add '!!I t'dl'h "ot'.Od d1t't·k or mon•·Y or dt-r ll> ft>m 1..ib llLil>ky mix pup P>. dpprx 4m0!> Lo good hom .. (;all 6pm 9pm . _ 7~9.l5.3. PILOT ,RIMTIMG> I' 0 liox 1560 Cu.ta M~. Ca 926216 ,..__ & °"Jmn 1090 ........................ • •••100'<. of NEW & L'bF.D pia006 & or~un:.. SIB'>uv OeaJer 7St-1121 )kt Tune Sha.keys player paaoo, xlnt cond. Roils U>- rid S51-e870 aft 5: 30 iJpndrt practice piano, Perl rond. reasonable. mo 67S.3033 al~ 5P:O· :;r.mc.1 Piano. 5ll ... t:<1rly l!l>IJ .., Wt'lwr. Hcaurul rnnd "JUJreback. $350C) ~·lJ) Appl 960 1673 ---- TV,lallo, .. ,.. Shfoff 1091 ................•..•.•• Moo Sat JOS. 544HiMO Moo lhru F'n. !loim Spm An Equal Oppor Emplyr --Base + Comm 1:.1111rn ---------t :iAl.F:S full & part ume Qimpany bcnef1b Wall .; t: C R E T I\ H V MAJU<l:.llNc; & SALl-:S C:Ompuny i.ells to hott•I'> ruauonally. Job cons1sL-. o ( St'ltlnft up appt s, luncheons. i.cndini: out d1r'e('l miul & inv1tat1oni. to lunc•ht>ons Want a J)f'rsonablc worrui n that want' lo get tnlo s<>lhni: & would like to travel Thi\ 1~ J ~wly r reatc<l po111twn & w1 II nol I><' r 1• p I u 1· 1 n g pr 1• ~ <· n t M.'(.·rt'tary Call 642 71W-O M~ G1ll•11pu.• l'F., drill inst •·lem g rades , F IT ,<.: M . 642 0411 11.antl:'d t-'ull .Ir P 1T , Ua>"' & Ev~ Av<til Apply 1n pen.ion. no phone <'a Iii. Jolly &J(t'r R~t<turanl 400 So. Co~tlll Hwy, Laguna Fr1t-ndly reddish mal.- puppy. S mO!s P /V17..sla nds 1tood home. 979-37115 CERAMICS At'au11tuJ 2S" RCA color TV Sl2A 2 Yr. Warr. llandpdJ.Dted ~ram1rs, for~ Uel. 6t6-1786 Make u1> to S7 per hr. Call lrdlll. Neat appearanet• ---------1 btwn I & 9. ~1-0811 &good spellml( ess<'nt1al lt~TAURANT -· --Apply Pennysav<'r, lfJlill IE A STAR SALES/HOMEMAKER Placentia Ave .. Co:.ta .......:.a&.. Need quahfied people for Mes., in OC, ----•CARL'S JR.• Oare for de111gn t'!'>sen . 'ialcs 1 ... diate Opport.ity t.I or part ti,.. We Ito•• posltioH ovaHtllWe clilrilHJ tt.e t-toz,.....ct 11 ... to lplll llWfh. Wwy ls SJ.ls ....... C()()l(S COUNTER HB.P SNFT SWtlRVISORS t11~s • ..-.,. I: :30,M ' 27000 Croww v...,, .... ., tlolSsiOM VllJO Equal Opportunity Employer II/ P . Rettaurlnt .... ff C~TC>a" .......... Mipfirm needa E quipment ~for~ ,.......... dam. DucMe •: ....... ~ n .... • _.P tro.D 1 p eelfhaUoa1 • ~Jobe from Ult to n.Mia: Put n · ,... ~ plaa. wm &rain rt1llt p treon. cmr'•' small olflce. ~ IDalkal, den· t.al ....... Or=1:C1-11 .............. -!Wn'w.,_ &A. .... ..... a..--..1". -... , • full pan lime. w1ll lrain Mngt. pos a vail Cull Kart'f\~·93783 7pm __ :iales HICKORY FARMS Part-time sales oppty for Chns tmas Holidays. earn extra mooey , w/fleluble hrs We will train . no ex per necessary Wes t cltU Plaza 642-0972. Fash.Ion ble. 640-60:.l TRI-ROM MHDSYOU To fill avalanche of or dt!rS fro m marin•" motorcycle. 11port1nl( goods, motor i.ports, rt- lailers. Great oppty but we are very select1vt• & want conladenl winner types ooly. We train ex pertly. Vasil us & i.ee Call Mr. Stone 540-4023. 9-1. -------~OMAN · Att.rac- '8Jes Lady for Jewelry Uve, s portswear. Part- store In Costa Mesa. time. Joiex. hn; 675·774-0, S48-3402or eves, ~-3270 _ 2817 Lafayette, Npl~ Heh. Sales CAREER OPPOITUMITIES FOil MAMA.GEi TRAINEES ZALIS JIW&RS Oh-&S: • G~od Starting Salary + Cofnmlaslon & lncMtives • Profit Sharing Plan • Stoett Option Plan •Medical & Hospital Insurance • Comc>lf'IY Paid Group Insurance • Credit Union • Paid Vacations • Paid Overtime •Paid Holidays • Paid Side leave • Manaoemeot School & Training Program • Unlimited CMeer Opportunities for Sw1tt Advaneltnent YOU9UAUPY .. • You Are Ambit.lout •You .. C.... C>nentld •You .. ~ & Bondab'e (Alto ()peningt for Part Time Experienced 8ala1people end Off!Qe Penonnel) Applantt fOt ZALES JEWELERS' n9W etOte In the new Mt98ION VIEJO MAU ... Mr. Dexter Woode It ZALES In t"'9 ~ Mall on Tuetln Ave. In Orange or 0111 for ec>POfntment. 714/,,MIOO IClll between 10AM a 2PM) . -. SECRETARY Expencnrf'd wflh stron~ ty ping & ,horth a nd iJulls. full time care<·r opportunity Apply 1n J)(.'1'>00 lo Mr. .,'\Jentes :rt Robert Betn Wilham F'r06l & N.o,oc 1401 Quail St. Newport tteurh 'iecretary Need resporuu- b I e person 1 lo h el p w/m111c. ort1 rc· ch.ltil's.- l)'J>lng, some bkpg W1U train. $800-$1000 mo Call for 11ppt. 1 l um.Jpm. ~OS. A.Ilk for Dave SICRET ARIES MewpotiC...tw Terrific positions for penons with good typing • communlcataons. No shorthand. Top pay & benefita offered. 1rvme Penonnd Agency 488 E 17th, Costa Mesa Stezac 642-1470 * SICDT AlllS * LepJ Corp R. E. S'W< Secy/R.E. Sll,500 ac Mae Lb Deb SU.600 •CounseJors Sala Our Office• Appt Only I Free Us Relnden Atency GO Birch, Et tab 'M Newport Beach, m.1190 SECIOAIY Pot ltlon c urre n tly available for a Secretary with tood typin1 1klllt to wort In our Salee Dept. t:nJoy excellent com · pany benefits. Apply t1m·noon, Mon·Frl, .,......... ~HOT& •Newport Center Dr Nftport•.eb, !.O.& . reachers ror pre school - needed, hrs, to meet your Wwlen/W111trc>sst'8, app l>Cllt'dule 5.S6-2S76 I y be l ween 2 4 p m reacher, PIT Preschool F:~er ·d only . Costa Mesa area 6'2·4050 - - r1>acher/Prescbool. full time, exp e r1 t>n red . S48-2S60 rEACHER Assist needed for K lhru 1st grades. Exper. r eqd. 'H7·8333 ---- TELEPHONE SOLICITORS Part tame. Sun-Thurs. S :r>to9.30PM. Can earn $400 to S700 per mo. WllJ train. Must be respons1 ble & able to follow 1n- st.ructiom. In N. 8 . area. Stavro·s Rest.iurant. ~w Coast Hwy NB WantPd Drum player ~18 for punk bund Call for details Andrew 8J3..8664 Steph IW ~ WAMTID DllVE:R SUMDAYOMLY To debver 0 11.1ly Pilot bundles lo carnen1 Re q1ares van or laq(e s ta-uon wagon and a J?ood dnv1ng rttord. Phone 642-4321 and ask for Ha rry Seeley or Don Walh&"M EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER ~3402 -Warebousemen. full time . rELEPHONE INTERVIEWERS needed fOf' public opinion survey by nationally known survey research firm In S .A. Daytime won. $3.75 per br. Call 5C'i8-1321 bfr SPM Ir uk for Judy felepbone Sales, •d v. Growing Publ co. seek- ing exper cle»en. com- mlssioo +draw. Great potential. 835·3861 or as.&558. TOOL DESIGNER some dnvang required 2431 W Pacific Coast Hwy .N.B. - WATER RESOURCES ENGINEERING Career opportunities for ex-e. e ri en c e d Ci vil Eqioeml. Designers 4. Dral'l.aman background in deeilD or master plan· run& al waler 1ystemJ1, incll.dJna water supply, sewqe dealco. pump atationa Ir reservoirs. Experience deal.red in re· port• apecilic.auon writ- 101. racllllin dealgn , m1ppin&, cakulat.loot 41 computer operation•. ~y in penon with re- llh swne 41 work 1ampln Must be familiar w Mr. Fu en lea, Robert macbine shop to deal&n "1 Beln, W1ll1am P'nlet 6 draw CUUint t.oola , ema1 ~. 1401 Qu•U St, dies, Ir machine puU for ~ Beaeb. acrew ... c:biDe Ir M.C. latbea. Salary com · WEU>P~Ar.llNIRT 40 men1urate •ltb ea· hours-.... -.-...:-liuat =C-f: Numnoiur ta.ft arct • xro n.p. lacld. tw1)' Pl1d ApplJ Lquna J:tdUnt aued•caU16eatal for bocb Pr-. CQ, 119 s. U>ut >W fsyour dependant.a. 8w)', Lquu Be.Kb. IOSAMtMC. n4159.5a1 Newport Beach Aa Equal Opportunlly Womu to ....,.,.. even· "tnr-miaala for widower, 3·4 d ay1 per weelr. MO-till. Coroaa del Mar Area. bn..._,er ----------1 ____ 1---------- l'rlinw, DO ...,.ence YACHr SALISMAM la.111tr1. Mullllaetun ~ DMlal' for C.C ol OIGeal coaapooeott. Yacbla , &rlc1on, t :CIGAll.a:llPM. 2 S.U. ~ Trawlen, ,.. .. owrime. SI.JO tGp llMI. IOOCl pey. Call lw. Loca&edC.M ........ l_!far~ ...... ~~·1ew!!!!;1!!t1!:!'2n~- - Fwu•tw;r , 1050 ••••••••••••••••••••••• **I BUY** J<>od used FU rrutu re & l\pptJ lll>Ce5 -0 R I WI II se II .ir S ELI.tor Yoo MASTERS AUCTIOH 64U616 & lll-9625 CA.5H PAID For gd used furn. anu- ques Ir ctr 1V '11 957-81.JJ llJDEl. HOME a.DSE-OUT SALE Decorator fWllJlure & accessones. ~Glen Townbomes, 2554 Elden A~e. Costa Mesa . 11 to 6 ' plaques, n ata vu y set, WHY BUY NEW!! 1 platu . much mas<'. Several beaut. color items Also :.pedal or-T v .. 5 AU Sizes & models dt'r.rl & colors done at re-asonable cost. 846 574S w:ir 642.5340 f'ree Del. ~ -__ loaft&'W.W COPY MACIUNE .. ~~••••••••••• l'~ any paper ''» to.h. thilth••t•/ Pnn---962 1033 ~ f020 R E M OOf:LfNG ....................... KITCHEN Boat Maaoteoance A: Ash cabtne1.l>. ga!I bit in restorauoo. RelJable & oven " cook top, S200 or booest worit. at reuona· best ofte r . 892-1832 ble rates. Call 645- IGarden Grove_>____ _7463eves ___ . _____ _ 167 yds ol yellow tweed Newport Harbor Un· cpl. a.lmolt new Best of. derwaler Maintenance ferm-0864. ~12.0 Ch. In water bull clean· !00 + yards used 1old tweed 1haa c arpet 64()-0329 Ulland repairs. 581-3191 ............ • ' .. 9030 ~Y-6'2~3'. IHP commercial Snapper '.Urac. sofa & love.eat Rotary Lawn Mower. Cat S79S. Sell $295. Used very UtUe. $185. 0 I ....................... Marine engine by Star Manne. s mall block Chevy V-8 w /quality transmission, forward . oc'Utral, reverse, extra aerwrator & complete ln- att\lments. $S50/bllt ofr. SJ\.9610 Earthlonea 2wks old 642-3379 :~~c~!n~~~ iJ·· Kin_g_o_·_r..a_wn--fron; Also color portable. thro w m o wer. $85. ~ _642_·33'7~9_. ______ _ ---------POWB IDGE:R UO. 6'2·3379. ..... ,oww 9040 . ---------...................... . MATTRESS AND Beautiful wht HAITIAN COTTON sofa & lov eeeat. W/loose pillows. 3 rm.new.891-5224 BOX SPRINGS Uvmg room set: Couch. Regular aau. used but chalr, table Ir lamps. clean. SUltable for rm- Two occa.slOOaJ cha.tn. tal. S20 each. Men Maures,, and & box spr-Verde, CM. 540-5721 log. Mus t sell. lnex-1 •• I~ AirhDes SO% Dis· pensjve. 962-0367 I unneo -'-----------count Coupons, $50 MOVING-G . E. Ref rig eacJU4 l. 536-00m •:r>· Sea-Ray Weekender. lmma c. co od . Proreulonally main- tained. Many ntras. Twn 454 Crusaders, very lo hrs. o.ner must sell, purchased other boat .• SJl.0001080. C8am·5pm) 540-3383 ; aft6, ~~ . wlkemakerl175. 4 cbet1l -----Zodiac oldtt MK 1, 10¥1 · lot drawers S50 ea. 6 mo. J'wo American Airline aood cood. w/new Mere ol~ Eureka vacuum d1 srount co\Jp o ns. 7...,HP. $1000 firm. deaner9I0.17~7331 ~h.67~7763 !55Mll:lllal\llPM •' -·-T-------. 0: ~~~_,.~ You can be a i il~;1t~: ~~ ... ,.fMt;;;:.-WINNER i : \\I ~. -r;r--.; ~ n ~~~~ ~ -~ Just by sending us your n.a me and . address and by watching for your name in {he classified ads of the · Daily Pilot. .. Win llcke\." to the circus, area afnusemenl nllrac-l .1.. · lions or IPQrtlng events. Just 011 o ut thl• tc>uPon and • • : - moll It today to the: !' "e.. •· · · Claaslfiecl Departmeal, Dally Piiot I' z• I ~ a-• 330 W. Bay'Street, Colla Meta, CA n&zt ;JI; -., r"' j I , ··-.,.._.___.._ _._ ........... . ··, .......... ,.. . . . .. .... .... -.. ..... --... -·· --.-..'liiiiioii -.ii..-···-··· .... • .. , .. __ 7 • t972 HONDA, CR 125 ~ IOOd abape SliOO. ll3 Ford 1 Ton Pick Up, Camper shell, S850 or of. M-414'1Or497-28'74 fer. l\um Good. 548-2139 '75 Honda C B200T. Y-9570 $«JOOIDi, Jdnt cood, l500. ······-··············· Call~ 'Tl Kawaakl 350 aood cond. $l50 call all.. 5 or wtaldl. 861-34.52 1.-1.3452 .(2) t.m Yamaha 125'1, I $100 for both. m-4743 nda ca 750F. une, nut ..U. $1250. Honda, CB 400F, 1975, $750. 6G4IN SF.LL Mile it.ems with a Delly Pilot Clualfied Ad. 642-5111. •laAMDMIW lt7t CHIVROLIT LUXUIYVAM With plush Carpel, paoet. lnl. lcebox, wetbar, 2 Captain's chairs, breakfast nook, 350V8, Wl wbem, chrome bum· pen 6 lrllle. Sleeps 41 (llU). OMLYSl4t5 HOWAID Qewroltt Dove• Quail Sb. NEWPORT BEACH IJMISS ... ,,.., I tllO .W.LA I I 9580 ................ ~····· ................. ~····~ .... ----------,-... llEASE ::: I I I PAY· ONLY FIRST MONTH PAYMENT * MC> •our oa LAST MONTH WllTMt Atf'l·ftMI "'.!-..... *"' PHOt• c...-r Af•p1wow¥AL CREVIER & I Sf 6 HOAOWAY SANJA AMA 835·31?1 THt UlTIMA T'l OllMtlO "'4~ •USIDIMWt* "12 3lCrltil S/R C982G BV ) i3:m2l:il4ap Q9GMC> "1'133'Utpd, at WTOSPV > "1'1SIU1pdS/R <blTII) 77 mA Luxua cmeszc > "1832049p, 03llUKH) '78 m.A A/C (11.tWDA) '78 a3caiA S/ R (OOl2) CloMd IMM IATE DELIVERY! LAMIS&ICTIOM OF..W 197' 32Cl11 ..... ALsotae::8i'1 IMSTOCIJ aan today • We a1ao may have that pre-owned BllW you are lootlnc for! 131-H404tMf4t VISITYOUI ~ECOAST HONDA HUJ>q'JAITllS TODAY!!! UNIVBSITY SALES6SERV1CE OLDSMOllU HOMDA GMCTIUCKS &'iO Harbor Blvd. CO&TAllESA 14CM640 1.9'18 Bonda Accord. auto mUe control, xlot coftd. 22,000 mllea. SHOO. (714 >M5-3734 bwtD 8-5. "1'1HondaCVCC 5 speed, IOOd cood.. $l!IOO,MWJJ9 ~. Aecord LX. Power HriDI and brakes, cbelln Una. Factory r. All/Fii alereo-c:-.. wt1b. 1peakers. 5 ..... tr&DI ... IOOd Dllleqe cm uy 1u. All .-vtee reeordl. $7950. .....,, ..... ....................... '17 lllllD: -.aar.. Im- -. 10.• on1-mu.. ..-. C..U 111-•11 or . .,. 'D Jae.. ,.UOW, JUI, zlnl CODCtltloa. 0100 '1Ml•MAll, Ly 8cb. .. ...., '714 ....................... LAlel-..cTIOM '°'"' IAlmll Allmodlll• f Ja Your Profession HOME REPAIRS? Dkl )'OU lcnow you can place a olauified ad In Che Diil)' Pllot Service Dlrectory for a whole month for aa litUe as SLlt SIS' 01! For more infonmUOn. call ea..5'71 =MOUT DI. ....... 5299 9 6 cyl.. automatic: trans . POMf' ateenno & bfak". tilt wheel. AM/FM ater.o & IOw. 10w mli... In ellOellent condition! ( 734111 ), ~~ ••••• ~ •••••••• :53999 Full powtf. fectort air eond. and Landeu top. ONLY 38.000 low mll.. -In Lii<! NIW condition! (G3POt.~ "'11 OLDS CUILAll s3999 .............. Full power. fectcwy ilr cond .. MoWM attteo wltape. tilt wheel a CflriM controt. INrpt {33MSC);. COMHHL C HEVRO LET ._ .... ' ' .. r ' \' !»4&-I 200 THEODORE ROBINS FORD Jru ,o li AR80A Ill VO CO!>JA Ml ~A 0 42 0010 13 Formula 400 Firebtrd Blk on blk, w IT I.Op. Very dean. 6'5-4883eves., NABERS .. Qualify & Price • LARGEST SELECTION OF NEW & USED CADILLACS IN ORANGE COUNTY CADILLAC VALUE PROTECTION PLAN VAILABLE ON MOST CAR tt77CADIUAC $6795 COUPI DI YIU.I •••••••• Full power. tilt wf'leel. AM/FM stereo radio. cruise control & leather seats. I 495 T JG l ttJZ ----------------1971 CADtl.UC "11 Silver A.nnivers.,.,, mint cood.. SHOW CAR, m111t see, 5,000ml, $1UIO, PP. MJ.9791 COUPIDIYILLI s9995 ASTIO IOOF •.•.•••••• Full power. factory air. leather Interior. aortt Power seats. tape. low miles. ( 178TZU) ............,...._._. __ ...., ... _ ....... _________ ._ ....... ·-·-··-_.,. ... __ ·---· -----__ ....,.._._,._ -----..------·-I --BwDthagtelalleaeh E01111tal• V•llev ~N;.;r I ' Police urge Ca~tion . on -~m*"•. ....... 1 .:c: .... --:z:r.c..a~ ...... . ,..,..,.,. ..... -~.rwr .... 1111. -h.wllll .._. ., .. _.., ........... ~ .... ,... ....... "We .. 't Wat to pule peo. I pie, .... 41D Welll •ftf'10M to . .. a llUe e&N,'' aa&d Lt. Jeck I ea ... Of CiDlta ...... j Pollet ar.'t tua-tlq tU1 ' ,.. ..... loek tMlr ... '° lrtcll'4!Mrt E1VI, Ml.., .. Ne• om•nd t.laat doert •11 be op1Hd • ew •• elllNrW . .• ""'=-a .. Of ......... fOlaa to .......... out c• b>' ualftc tbe ct..im • tbelr doon, • · ... d Lt. 0.. Nordee of lntM. Officen from Cotta II••. lrriDe, Newport Beacb T\aldln and lbe Or-ce County ~. Department are aa.o ur1tn1 t . 'HuntingtQn Forum parents to accompany tbelr c hildren on tbelr rouad1 WedDelday n.laht. lrvln•'• crime preveatJoa •l*lalilt. Lila llalmaten. ukl her department la 1u11..uac that trick or treat tripe be made early and kept abort. "It would be a abame to have lbe kidl mi&s the run part of Halloween," abe said. "We"re sui8flStlnl that parents eWler J I • Arbitration Issue Splits Candidates By STEVE MASBLE Of .. o.lly "9e ..... Candidates battling for three of five seats on the Huntington Beach Union High School Dis· trict Board of Trustees scuffled verbally Tuesday over an issue that teachers claim caused a one-~eelt strike earlier this year. B i nding arbitration for neaoliated contracts received thumbs down from the three in· cumbe nts while gaining unanimous support from the six challengers. The challengers, addressing a s parse crowd at a PTSA · sponsored candidate's forum al Ocean View High School , criticized trustees for lack of communication with teachers and causing low teacher and stu· dent morale. POt Crop_ Nab 'Hot' Fence No Deterrent: l ~n inhospitable. electrically found 10 marijuana plants grow. charged chain-Ii.nit fence didn't i ng inside an e lectr ically keep Fountain Valley police charged cbain-linlt fence. from paktaa around a backyard Tbe two-to-six-foot plants, in-1ant. MGedQ to ftDd out what vestlpt.on said, were conred ; waa 8JWOUtia1 unde r plastic with opeque plaatlc aheetlaa. +• abec'l'C A police department It was marijuana, they said, s pokesman estimat.,d that l after booking Kerry Schub, 36, judicious harvesting of 10 mari- of 11243 Sao J acinto Circle. She juana plants coulcl provide an i.n-7 abo wu booked for suspicion of come of more than $2,000 a isale of a controlled substance, month. ampbetamh>es, officeb said. The plants, be .said, were A Fountain Valley in -pulled up ~and placed in a de-, veatigat.or said Miss Schub was partmenta1 evidence locker. arrested at ber home aft.er of-Officers acted on a Up in ob- 1 fic&n served a warrant to taining the search warrant, be 1 se!.r~b the home at noon and said. l ~ I t ~ ... Viele Rare Issues Sparse; Spending Light A curriculum coordinator and an educational consultant op- ~ pose incumbent Maxwell i Sudak.ow for two board seats on the block in the Nov. 6 election in Hun,unton Beach's Ocean View School District. t The candidat.et, none of whom ls apeadine more than '500 on ' " h is cam -paign, agree that iuues are sparse in tbe race. Tbe Ocean View District, which covers most of north Huntington Beach and J SUOMCM exteada into l' •mall partilma of Weatmh•ter 1 ud .....,. Valley, maintains JC Hbooll for about 11,250 stu· dnta la .&.ades tloder1arten 'T~ canclldate1 airee tbaUbe Dal ...... ,roblems ineftade JaandUna o school clonNI • emollmeet declines lroaa a 1975 peat Of 14,000 and ;.;:CL°'h:. =: Mia. .,..........,: •n. a. WI ti 1, a i,,. l.... ...... leMol l>Utrtd f. nntna.. eoordlaator, COD· ~ . . L P'llONTINO MARCUS tends that ber experience at a public school "central office level" should .provide a "positive contribution to the school board." lira. Frontino, of 1S7'2 Hukinl St., Huntington Beach, bu been a teacher and school admin1atrator for 18 years wbile aervint on several state and county educational committees and partlcipatiq in Oceui View district or1an11atlons and ac· UvlUes u a parent. S}le said t be la concerned abOut future tcbool flnucint re- •ultinl from Proposition 13 tu ' cuta and la iDterwted in prorid· inl fundinl from other aoureea. She bM MeUnd tbe backinllf several cou.ntywide education and women'• political poupe in ber ftnt 'bid for public om~ •n. a.oa •arn1, ot.~ Sc!otcb PIDI St., Jl'ountafn V.allily, la Ul edDcltkJDal eomultut cm. cenaecl with the lmap ol pab11c education. · Scbool1, 1be clahAa. often aeem to forpt that tbe ke1 ele- ment ID educatlaD II tile elli1d. '"l'ben 19 • w•-• ID ear-rtculum. and tbe enYlroGIDmt lla't ....,. C09due:t.Ye to ..... .. --· ol dildpllM ..... ......... ~. . . ... alll fcir -i:-..c-•· tribuUcm to ... clll&riet ce. &ACS, Pa .. Al> ·'The trustees seem almost afraid to talk with the .teachers." asserted candidate Mark Rona, a teacher and union leader in the Orange Unified School District. Candidate Charles Ryder, an Artesia High School teacher, said , "I have a gut feeling that the ideas and iSsues closest to the classroom are being ignored by this board." Incumbent Helen Dille, seek· mg a second four·year term, charged that "there's a danger" 1( teachers are elected to the board of trustees "especially during negotiations.'' Incumbent Stephen Smith, an appointed trustee seeking a two- year board term, said a teacher involved in lmioo activity would place board respq)i.sibillties "at the bottom end of tbe totem pole." Candidate Patricia 11.anod. a bualneu . woman. aakl abtt de- cided to run wben she oblerved "tbe lack of communication" bet ween teachers and lJ'Ultees durillg the strike. •'I really had trouble bellevin& it," she said. "The board really need.a a bridge to help open up communication." Mrs. Harrod. Rona and pro- fessional labor mediator Robert ' Castrey are endorsed by the Dis· trict F.ducators Association. a teacher usociatioo. Mrs. Ditte, Smith and appoint· ed incumbent Brian Lake have been endorsed by the classified employees association. Candidate Bruce Richardson, an attorney who is challenging Smith and Rona for the two-year t e rm, maintained the board need.a a new sense of trust and s hould not isolate itsell from teachers and parents. Candidate Ruth Covert, a re· tail clerk. suggested allowing teachers to serve on the board would present no problems. She added. however, granting teachers agency shop would be wrong if employ~ were dis· miased for not joining a union. "I think unionization is com· ing; it's on its way but granting agency shop is probably going too far," sbe said. Lake. seeking a four-year term, said be bas no political upirati<Jos and bas a bu.ainela background that can help the board. The two four-year spots and the abort term two-year seat will be filled in next Tuesday's elec· lion. · EcoJWmic Index Rises WASfllNGTON <AP> - A 1ovemment index de· sig ned to f o r ecast economic trends showed surpriaing strenatb in Sep- tember, rillnt by the lareest amount since April 1978, the Comm er~e Department reported to· d.ay . The Composite Index of Leadln1 Indicators rose 0.8 percent in September, compared with a 0.1 per- cent ri8e in AUl\lll and a 0.3 percent •line in July. The rile wu 0.9 percent lo April 1'78. The 1tron1 1bowln1, however , reflect1 the economy b efore the ll'edfral Reserve Board took •weepiae ~ Oct. I to boolt intenlt rates and ttcbten the money 1upply to battle rllin& ln-natlon. ..... ~pa.u.an.. quiet ~at or make .. ol NCJeM* ceMel' parties ta u.tr ....... Pollee apprebeaalon la a1 m.acb lied to dae presence Of tM unideNlfted tiller u It ii to tbe teulCla tbe atriDC of uaaulta baa caused in tbe communltlea where be hu struck. Police are investigatin1 a total of Dine bludaeonlnls and rapes that dlit.e beet to A.,_ of 1'". Six ot ta.. women laaft ..._ slain aad t~r•• aarvl••d, ~ tbe ....... bdaat pr.. rled liy .. of the •uni.tac women d6ed u a l'ellult ol tbe • ••ult. Tbe womee ru1ed ~ a1e from 17 tO 11 ad lived in apart. menta. Police have been urOni apartment dwellers to loek tbelr reslcliences liDce evidence IUI· .... tbe llWer .. in ......... Ul -· ~ad dear• ....... f'ear611 rt ldm'• ID t.M eoMt area U.. raqaadrd'to dee wU'llilllll about tbe tiller bat ID some._.._, tbeJ ba•• lllD9 fartber tbaD Just lcd1DI up tbelr Mma. ~-~• In Calta llesa, where four"lJI the a11auJu bave occurred, police say the reptraUoa of <See CAtmON, Pase A.z> 0.... ~ ,,_"' ·--·-STEVE KOVAL£~ 11, OF NEWPORT BEACH, HARNESSES MONDAY'S WIND An Old Bed Sheet, a Skate~ard and a Utlle Ingenuity M•k• tor BrHzy Dtvenk>n Stmshine Returns as WUlds Fade Orange Coast residents cu look forward to sunny and aHatrt· ly warmer weather Wednesday as bilh winds fade du.rinl earlf morning hours, a National Weather Service spokesman said. <Relatedstory Page Al) Light gusts are expected to re· turn in the evening hours and north to northwest winds rang· ing from 20 t.o 30 knots are pre- di cted oU the coas t , the spokesman said. An Air Quality Management District official said con- taminant levels are low along the Orange Coast and will re- m aln that way until the winds stop. The high winds in evidence since Sunday have generated few damage reports. Or ange County Fire and Harbor Patrol officials said. However, in one Incident, FAA investigators said "it appears" Long Beach pilot Robert Payne was blown off the runway at Huntington Beach's Meadowlark Airport late Monday morning. Payne's single engine craft smashed into two parked planes as be attempted to land The investigators said damage was substantial but did not list a dollar figure. Only mi.Dor damage such as broken tree limbs. overturned trash cans and malfunctioning burglar alarms were reported in most county areas. Capt. Marc Hawkins, of the Orange Coumty Fire Department, said the winds haven't caused a "red.flag alert". but, be added, fire of· ficlals are out in baurdous areas watching for potential trouble. se.-ttz Jle..,e Snow, WI••~ Raia Winter Previe'Ws .Jn Pldins States i. 1 8Jfte 4 11d1P • .._ Wiater made a preYiew 1111eep throup the southern Plaiu states today, brin&l•I heavy snow and r~ ud aate-rorce winds that $elll the wind cbill factor to 20 below aero i.n Denver. A tornado tore tbroqb the rural community of NeWl)Ort· Woodford, ln southern Oklahoma Oltlaboma. killing two people and i.Qjuring three, authorities said 1be dead were in a mobile home, officials said. Extensive wind damage al.so was reported at the nearby com· munity of Love Grove. In northern Texas, winds of up to 60 mph struck the town of Graham, about 60 miles south or Wichita Falls. uprooting trees. downing power lines and damag. ing homes and businesses. A trailer was overturned. and seven members or one family were talten to a hospital 10 UD· deteru:uned coodillon. Authorities said they could not confirm reports that a tornado had skipped through Graham. Texas. A small tornado struck earlier in Bangs, Texas, 110 miles t.o the southwest, causing minor damage and no i.Qjuries. The storm. which be1an de· veloping Monday and gained strength today. left up to eight inches of snow in Nebraska, where the snow was blamed for at least one traffic death. In Kansas, up to seven inches of rain fell overnight in the south·central part of tbe state, forcln1 the closing of street.a and highways in a two-county area. _ Tbe wea&.ber bul'uu warned ~ a ponible blluard and heavy snow. "Nobody has been forced from th~ir homes, but we're warning them.'' said Ann Calvillo, a dis- patcher for the Reno County sheriff's office in Hutchin.son. Kan. "We've been very lucky." A blanket ~ snow was laid on Colorado east of the Continental Divide, with up to a half.foot forecast for later in the day. ·'It's a dangerous storm.'· srud Ellis Burt.on, meteorologist for the National Weather Service in De nver. "We definitely advise motonst.s to .... travel only as &. necessary. •· "With the 25 degree te m perature and the 30 knot wind, 1l makes a wind chili of S to 20 below," Burton said. The wind chill factor is the com baned effect of cold tem· peratures and high winds that makes it seem much colder than 1t real.ly is. "The strong winds are what makes this storm dangerous because of the blowing and drift. ing snow and wind chill effects," he added. Winds gusting to 64 miles per hour were reported at Pueblo Memorial Airport in Colorado. Ill Nebraska, downed power lines caused major power out· ages in Alliance and Scottsbluff, in the Panhandle, and workers were still trying to restore s ervice in some areas today. Coast Changes Sought In GOP Primary Weather Continuedl fair tonight and Wednesday. Highs Wednesday 76 at beaches and 84 Inland. Quite cool tonight with lows of 45 along the coast and 55 in· land . 81 JA.CDE llYJIAN ... ....,"" .... State Sen. Joba G. Scbmlll, R· Newport Beach, aalcl today be hop ea to 1athe r enoa1h 1lpatuna to place OD t.be June ballot an 1DiUaUve abollalaiq tbe 1tate'1 Republkq wt.Mr· take·a.D ~primary. Schmlta nieelved perm1lliaD Monday from C alUorala S.CNUJ"y ol State l(attb .... Su to drcul.ce ,.WOU. Be baa uaW NOY. • to~ Ml.111 1lpatd'il to plaee tbe ialtWIYe btfore-... · He 9* todA1 tile petltioal are bet.DI ,,....... DOW ud IJacMald be Ua c:JrculatloG "any daJ DOW." A support group, the Fair Presidential Primary Commit· I tee. co-cha1red by Scbmlta and Con1reumu Paul McCluaty, R·Palo Alto. will eltablllb bead- quarten la Tustln, btl l&id. "Tbe ~ ii a bla qa.tlon mark rtcbt now." Scbmita said. •·common 1eo•e tells me tt would ~ from aDJOM aup- portlDI a pnUdlntial cudlcl.a&e that blnellta frOm a ebaD&'e la tbe law." Scbmita aald be bu beard eetlma&el rulbal from •111,000 to tTOO,OtO lo,-tb• amouat needed to .,.. • aucceuf\11 .... 1Ditlatlve campaio. C ... ~P,Pa .. Al> IN8aE HD~ °t' Uttw rddW Smith o/ Ow OoJdGlld ONG ii Mme ftOto, but hcu to lea"' to tioc · toUhout 1•'1•. Su a torr. pltoCO, Pa{1e Al. llMles "'"-~,. .................. .,_...,...a....._........., •1 L;M..... M....... _.II ........... , ....... ,.. .. ~ M,........ .... M C........ c;.t.11 ~-c.-y Alt c-k• ............. M,Q ~.:. "' .. I. CM.~ 'Cl " -... M..... 1 14 I.._... MO. ......... Q .....,., 1 .... ,. ........... 11 ........... C:MT....... .. ::::1:.. .~ =-... : AMU.... a ...... .._ M > ' Oose Call •• Bel A Ir Ftre men hose down a charred hillside m the Bel Air t1ectJon or Los AnaeJes after extinguiablng • brush nre that lhreatened seve ral expensive ho mes Monday. The greenhouse of one home. at rtght. wal'i damuaed but no maJor home loss wa's re- ported. <See story, Pa1e A3). Funding For Bolsa Sought Loq &ach Concrasman Dan Lanv-> announced Tuetday he Ls ur~ PNeldent Carter to re- sume financial backin1 of a thJ'ee.yur federal 1tudy of the Bolla auca manhlancb. Tbe Army Corps of Enrtneers study, halted 1n the early 70s, is expected to provide technical in· formation local authorities can uae ln det.enninin1 the fife of the saJt-water la1000. Lungren said be won't know unW January whether the Presi- dent will s upport the $470,000 study. He said engineers would focus study_ on the feaslblUty of a ne w ocean access to Bolsa Chica Bay. Ad vocates of a navigable waterway that wou l d cut through Bolsa Chica into Hunt- ington Harbour have pushed for resumption or th e engineer study. I H unti n gton Beac h As semblyman Dennis Ma ngers, an outspoken proponent of preserv ing the 1,200-acre marshland, said he supports resumption of the study but remains opposed to an ocean cut through Bolsa Cbka . -i.. Luncreri aald th~ stud~ aJao would examine marsh restora- tion and other environmental q uestions. The study was haJted. he said, when controversy arose over Bolsa Chica land use alternatives Mesa Woman Attacked Iii Garage A young Costa Mesa woman was attacked and hit over the head Monday in he r garage, PQ)lce reported today but there is no evidence to link the assault with a series of nigbl·time rape. slayinp now bein& investigated along the Oran1e Cout. Police said the 23-year-old woman was Lo her east side apartment garage at about 6: 15 a .m. Monday and doesn't re· member aeeLna anyone before she was struck over the bead. The woman was unconscious fo r about three hours, police said. She called for help after she reaal.ned conaciou.snesa. Inveatl1atora a a l d the woman's clothes were in dlsar- (' ray but tbey won't know unW lab tall are completed whether or not abe WU raped, The victim didn't r equire hospltallutlon, police aald. She waa not robbed. DAILY PILOT lM O'•"OtC_,,t 0-.•• ,..._.. wtt"wftlc:PI ,,,.,,..... .......... -~ ...... _l_•·· .. o.-c .... Pv"ltNfot~ ~ro1 ... tt .... M• f'VOU\,_.. ~ ttw0Wi9ft FttO.y t9f (Mt• ,... .. ,.,_ .. .,, _....,_ .. _,,,,_ IAH~Voll..,. I ...... '"-'"-",_"(OO•I /4 .~ . ......,... ... ,_ .. __ '°'_"_ ~o n-...,.. __ .. ....,.,...,.,, .. llt ,.._, ••r 9'<wl.<eot•~I-•"'" ·-·--~ .. -·---J.ctl• c.o.. Yi.o,,,_,_ 0.-___ -· .. -... ,., n:..:.i-... "';t ea... •. ~ ._ ....... <l•"•'-"'-""'""1.-1 .... .._..._ WHIOf-~ e.i... ... ~,.-=-,. .. .=~ ................ 0-,.., .... omc.. ~-'II ..,, .... C..11 ,. ....... , Olt•• ,... ......... , '" ... 'Brian' Movie Ban Temporary Lifted VALDOSTA, Ga. (A P) -A S uper ior Court Judie who banned the showing h~e of the Br itish -made movie •'Life of Brian" baa lifted the temporary injunction. In a n.aUu today, Judie Roy Liily va~ateCI without comment the temporary restrainlnc order he Issue d Mond a y ba rring Ashley Cinemas from showing the Monty Python fiJm. Lilly issued the restraining or· der after local cburt'b groups de· no u n·c e d ·'Br i an '' a s a blaspbeoious and obscene dis- tortion of the life of J estU. After laauing the restrainlnc order , lJ.lly viewed lbe movie in a private 1.bowtng Monday after-noon. Steve Gupton, an attorney for 10 church groups, told Lilly the movie was obscene, primarily because of a "lewd exhibition or genitals." There was virtually no discussion, however, of the fllm 's treatmlmt or religion. which has stirred church opposi- Uon throughout the country. "We're not trying to make it a religious issue. although It cer- tainly Is," said the Rev. Gary Folds. pastor of the Momlng. side Bapt~t Church and leader of the local artti·"Brian" dnve r Andy Baker, manager or the triple-screen theater, said he would fight the Judge's ordt'r at a hearin~ in No vember. He said the film's U.S. distributor, Warner Oros , agreed to join the· court bulllc rn the 11 days lhal "Life or Brian" playe<l at the Ashley before be a n~ pullc>d off t hL• screen, at attracted some 700 viewers -about the same &l> "The Bermuda Triangle," show- ang an an adjacent theater. • Baker said. ............. Singer J oan Baez has caUed for the United Slates, Soviet Union and China to band togethe r to aid s ta r ving Cambodians. She made h~r appeal to reporters Monday in Washingt-0n D.C. after re- t urning from Sout heast Asia. I",.._ Page Al CAUTION ••. pistols haa doubled In the past 10 days. A seminar on self-defense for women sponsored by the police department at Orange Coast Colle1e Monday drew aucb a large crowd that it -bad to be held Lo two separate locations. Police jn the coastal com- munities say they're concerned a tragedy could result if a parucky resident overTeacta to a Halloween prank. Newport Beaeb, ln an attempt to keep the prank• aad tfie tension they cause down, ii go- ing to field extra patrol unit.a w ednetday nit.bl. Meanwblfe, police and firemen are al.lo rem1Ddl.n1 reel· denta of tbe uauaJ safety prec:au- UODI that OU&bt to be obMrved OD H.noweeD: -Dre. dOdla ln lllbt col- on or uae reflective tape on tbelr COltumel. --Cany a Oubll~ . -o..•a eany a candle or any other ktnd al open name. -.... _.. •ad eye bo&ea art tarp~ to provld• IOOd vtaloa.. -..., ..... and tDJtblDI that caD bt tbtown or 1tolen out ol NtCb. •·And we want tveryoet to kMP tbelr poreh u,bta oo. It would bt a real b•lP.'' 111. llalmlten addlid. I Because or the notoriety Sur· rounding the film, there were few complaints from patrons. Baker said "People realized v.hat 1t would be like," he said. The film depicts the life of "Brian of Nazareth.'' a reluc- tant ''messiah" who Joins the Judean People's Front and is crucified by the Romans. A Warner Bros. spokesman has said the film is "a satire; it is a spoof, and it should be viewed in that context." E',...P~AJ RACE ... s tandards and more actual school sl~ vi.sits by members of tbe board. Mrs. Marcil! has been active as a parent vol unteer on various district committees-and says she believes in strong neighborhood school.a. All of the cand idates have children in the Ocean View Dis- trict acboola or children who have graduated from district schools. DoTWrs Give Newport Boy Needed Blood Official.a of the Orange County Chapter of the American Red Croat reported today tbey bave a mpl e blood for lllchael Wir1ler, tbe 4·year-old Newport Beach boy who remalH In crtUcal CCIDdlt.ion followin1 beart 1u.r1ery. Laat week . friend• or the Wlr~ family uted for doDon of b type A ne1aUve to come forward 1lDce aupplltt ot the cblld'a rather rare blood ftre runniqlow. Toaay a Red Cro as • 1pokeawoman 11ld 11veral peo. P,le donat.d over the wtfttnd. 'We bne an awtul Jot of A oe1auve," 1be 11td. "But we 1UU -.ct other typea." Red Croat oftlctalt ar• en· courast111 Oran1• CoHt Nii· dent• who but otber blood type1 to doaate In lllcbael'• name. llon Ula tbrM WMkl ~ tbe little boi underwent """ 1ur1ery et Cld.ldNa11 H.otpttal ol Oran,. eo.ty. Ht bit rtmlJMcl ta ortUtaJ coocllU. ....... , ......... •tae.1111 .. ..,. I • Dr. D'lllt W. Klatw,= Cowttr'• ........... fol' t.M ,_ .. ,..,., onn .. 11• Monday lbat be ti le.v)q tall tu.•a·1ffr Job N". 11. Jn a ltUu to Board of l•t::;eon Claalrmaa PlaUa. Aa ,KlMMN6cllMI.,_\ ' llavt tbt autbortty to HrrJ out hi• rNl)OUtbtutitt under tbe . pn1tat t&ruclur9 ol tbe 00Wll1'• Humu ltnte• A1eac1. · "To remain would tmDIY 1111 moral, etbtcol and l•itl ••· dontmtnt ol prtctlcte I HD DO lon1er peraonall~ or pro· (fttionally ccmdooe,' be Hkl, Klatt. deellned to tlabor.W, remarkJ.nt that M d.&dll't wut to I •! th!n11 1tarttd ID tbt new1papers. Kowever, It ll known tbat t.be &3-year-o&d mentaJ healtb cbMt haa beer! •t odd.I wllb Human Servl<'H A1e nc y Director Mar 1aret Oner. whoH reputa· Uon La Uuit or 1 hard·noted ed· mlnlatrator who keePt a Ulbt reLn on u.e who work ror her. ,. Klatte'a realgnaUon wu tbe latest In the growin1 number ol derecton rrom tbe rub ol tbe county agency In reeeot moeU.. Others who have left lnehade county Health Ofrtt'er Morton Nelson, Deputy Director of Men· tal Health, John Crowder a.od Pamela Reaaor, deputy director or a dult community aervlces. Klatte wtll become cbJef of p r ofessional education at Met ropolitan State HospllaJ in Norwa.Ut. o..,~ ..... .., llldlilftlt- Dcritcia' ia tlae 11'iad In bia letter, Klatte aald hill .9 resignation Is not related to re1t rainta c:awied by P'ropottUoo 13. ~ "In my opi n ion , s uc h restraints would seem to call for mor e proresaionallam rather than less, and fewer rather than more levels of bureaucracy. ·'To me, the reverse seems to be the case in the local provlaion of human services," be said. "Francis." the c reation of Stephen Fobes of Newport Beach. dances in the wi nd ln front of the Fobes residence at 328 A.J.Jso Ave Fobes made the Halloween decoration from phoenix grass, some old work clothes, a plastic pumpkin head and a straw hat borrowed from a neighbor He used tree limbs for the legs Monday afternoon", zephyrs seemed to give "Francis" We E'ro. Page A I GOP ••• If the measure were approved in June, it would be in effect for the 1980 presidential election, Sch111ltz said . He noted that Democrat.9 have had a proportional distribution of primary votes alnce after tbe 197 2 e lec ti o n , but that Republicans have continued to give all votes to the top state winner. Schmitz said the win.ner-take- all svstem wun't or major con - cern to him in 1976 bet'au.se the Republican f ace was between two cand.ldates, then-President Gerald Ford and former Gov Ronald J_Wagan , Symposium Slated On Blood Pressure "All You Want to Know About m gh Blood Pressure" is the Utle of a free symJ>q'}um offered by Pacifi ca Community Hospital tonlgbtln Huntington Beach. The program, Including a lec- ture, films, a question and answer pe r iod a nd bl oo d prea · sure ct1eclul, begins at 7 p.m. at the Clnnen Yuppa Conference Center , Ul821 Delaware St. • 3 Traf fie Tickets Newest Ted Haunt? CHARLOTTESVILLE Va (AP I -An aJde to Sen Edward M Kennedy has acknowledged that be recently asked a V1rg:uua attorney for i.nfomat.ion about three tra.ffic citation. Kennedy received 21 ye.,.. a10. Tom Southwick. Kennedy's press spokesman. s&Jd he t'a.lled E . Guald Tremblay, a Charlot- tesville attorney. to seek 1ofonna· lion 10 response lo a reporter's query about the 1958 c1tatJons The reporter. Doug Kamholz. had asked for the anformauon for a story that appeared in the Charlottesvllle Daily Progress Tremblay referred all ques· lions to SouthWlck The Massat'htUetts OemO<"rat. who on Monday set up a pres ident1al c·ampa1gn committee. received three traffic calallons -for improper driving. speed ing and driVtng without u penrut -when he was a second-year law student at the University of Vi rginia. The permit c1 tat1on was dismissed. Last week, former Al bemarle County Deputy Sheriff T M Whitten. recalling the improper driving citaUon. said Kennedy "cut bis lights out and tned to outrun me'' afte r a hl1h-speed ' 1•hai.e that ended at the home t\ennt'dy rentt-d in 1958 Kennedy presented a paper m court from a mechanic certify. mg an electncaJ problem in bis tau lights. He aaid he wu un- a wa r e tha t h e was beio1 pursued and had no intention of outruruung a pohceman. Whitten said Kennedy also lncd to elUde the deputy when FEDERAL UNION BACKS KENNEDY-Al Whitten caught up watb him. "Ht-had gotten down m ~ front scat of the car." WhJtten :.a ad · Kennedy. represent ed by ... T remblay. pleaded euilty to an improper drivmg charge June 16. 1958 an connection with the in· cadent and was flned $35. Kennedy alao pleaded guilty June 4, 1958, to a speeding cita- tion filed Apnl 15 of the same year by state Trooper C. C. Caln. A th.ird cha rge or driving without an operator 's permit was dismissed when Kennedy produt'ed h is Massachusetts perm at. ~ ....... ....-.......... ---. .._ ··----------------- '· t I· , . 0 D I· '1 ' .. r I --:- ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA Police Urge Eaution on Trick-Treat ·~-· ..... . ... ... ..... ,.-..... ....... tM CoMt ~,.... .... M1...., ......... ar::'ll '" Uou& W1tinday "ftt'affc" ._._......._ . ...... , .......... .... pie, .. -......... ,.. to UM a tltlle can, .. MW Lt. Jeck Calaoa ot ColU .... <& ...... •t.orJ~). ......... ,=·•-.Ut ,..., ..... lod r . dMn to triek ... ..a..&en .... ..., done- ommnd that doon ooly be a, •Hd to tGetumed c~. "l--t11• aotot~an ..... to .__,, .. 4Ml&cw1Jby ............ tlMU' ... ,'. wdlL aw Norden ot tmne. OfflNra from Coata II••· lrWle, ~wpon Beae~~ an4 Uile Onn1e Cowaty 1 Department are alao urlla1 parqtl to Hcompany tlMlr c .. Udr•n oa tbelr rounch .............. lnl••'• cr1me prevention 1~. U.. Malmttm, said her diepartaMet ii 1Ullellilal that trick or treat bi,. be made early ud apt abort. "It would 'be a abame to bave tile kldl llllll tbe fun put ol Hallo.,..," •be Hid. "We're Winter Sweeps Across · Plains I •· ·1 1 l I ~ ~ . ·~~ t JOGGER IGNORES CHILLY ~THEA IN GOLDEN, COLO. Winter Arrive• Earty In Many Ar••• of Nation ----~ ) Changes Sought In GOP Primary BJ JACKIE BYMAN Of-~"'94 ..... State Sen. John G. Schmitz, R· • Newport Beach, said today be hopes to gather enough f slenatures to place OD the Jwte ballot an initiative -abolilhinl tbe state'• Republican winner· take-all pnsidmtial primary. Scbmlta receJved permiaioa Monday from California Secretary al $tate llarch Fonc ~ ElLto dmllat.e petitimas. He bu ·, unW No\'. 30 to collect IM,119 • sipaturm to plaee the ln1tlat1ve before .at.era. , He Mid today the petiUoaa are tee, co-chaired by Schmitz and Congressman Paul McCloskey, R-Palo Alto, will establish bead· quarters in Tustin, be said. •'The money is a big question mark right now," Schmitz said. "Common sense tells me it would come from anyone sup-portin~residential candidate that ts from a chance in the law." Schmitz said he baa beard estimates raqina from $175,000 to $700,000 for the amount (See GOP, Pace A!) ,Tornado Kills 2, Hurts3 By Tlae Auoclated Presa Wint.er made a preview sweep through the southern Plains states today, bringi~g heavy snow and rain and gale-force winds that sent the wind chill factor lo 20 below zero in Denver. A tornado tore through the rural community of Newport. Woodford, in southern Oklahoma Oklahoma, killing two people and uuurtae three, authorities Hid. The dead were in a mobile ......... Clftlclala ...... Extenllv• wlDd dama,. alao was reported at the nearby com· munity al Love Grove. In northern Texu, wiDd.a of up to fSO mph at.ruck the town ot Graham, a~ 80 mJ1ea south of Wichita Falls uprootin& trees, downing powe lines and damag- ing homes and buaineases. A trailer was overturned , and seven members of one family we re taken to a hospital in un- deterrdined condition. Authorities said they could not confirm reports that a tornado had skipped through Graham, Tex ... A small tornado struck earlier in Bangs, Texas, 110 miles to the southwest, causing m inor damage and no injuries. The storm. whkh be&an de- veloping Monday and gained strength today, left up to eight inches of snow in Nebraska, where the sndW was blamed for at least one traffic death. In Kansas, up to seven inches of rain fell ov~rnifbt In the south·central part o the state, forcing the closing or streets and hi«hways in a two-county area. The weather bureau warned of a possible blizzard and heavy snow. ''Nobody bas been rorced from their homes, but we're waminc them," said Ann Calvillo, a dis: patcher for the Reno County sberift'• Qfflce in Hutchinlon, Kan. "We'\oe been very lucky." A blaket al snow was laid on (See SNOW, Pace AZ) ~ •uulltlDI that pareta ettber bne ~ptu parties aft.er • q.UC~ .. treat or make UH of ~ center paru. ID t.betr area1. • • Police appreben1ion is as mucb tied to the preeeoce ol tbe ual"-ltled killer u it .. to the teuioD tbe ltrinc of uaaults bu cau1ed in the communtues when be bM ltnlck. Police are lnveat.11atin1 a total of DiDe ~-.. and ...,.. tbatcblle toAucustoftm . Six of the women baYe been alatn and tbree 1urvi•ed, altboueb t.be ebom lnf ant car· rted by oae of the 1um.U.C women died u a result ol tbe u - Hult. Tbe women ran1ed ln ace from 11 to n and Uwed ln ..-,rt- meats. Pollee ba•e been Ul'llnc apartmmt dweDen to loet tbelr nrld•eer llDee mloze:e ... ..... .. killlr ... ID......_' an •locked door or wtadow. Pearful r-'d I 11 la tbe eoMt ' area bne ..::f 1111 Md to DOllce warn'nll tbe killer hut ID ·some imt•ae.. =:z..::•• ... farther tba jmt up tWr bom•. In c.ta Ilea, where four ot •tbe ... ault.a bave occurred, (lee CAVl'ION, P ... AJ) 0.-. "'-' """'9s .. ·~ ·-STEVE KOVALENKO, 11, OF NEWPORT BEACH HARNESSES MONDAY'S WINO An Old a.ct Sheet, a Skateboard and • Uttle Ingenuity Make for BrHzy Dtver9'on Sunshine Deficiencies Cited Returns as · In Nuclear Plants Winds Fade· WASHING;roN (AP) -1"be were limited to .. severe mental . Orange Cout residents can look forward to sunny and •lilbl· ly wanner weather Wedneeda.y u hilh winds fade durine early mornine hours, a National Weather Service s pokesman said. Light gusts are expected to re- turn in the eve.nlng hours and north to nortbw~t winds rang· ing from 20 to 30 knots are pre· die ted off the coa s t. the spokesman said. An Air Quality Management Dis tri ct official s aid con · taminant levels are low along the Orange Coast and will re- main that way until lhe winds stop. The high winds in evidence since Sunday have generated few damage reports . Orange County Fire and Ha rbor Patrol officials said. However , in one incident, FAA investigators said "it appears" Long Beach pilot Robert Payne was blown off the runway at Huntington Beach's Meadowlark: Airport late Monday momiq. Payne's single engine crart smashed into two parked planes as be alt.empted to land. The lnveslieators said damage w11 substantial but did not list a dolJar figure. pceside11UaJ comm1ss1on on streu" to area residents. Three lllle bland called um al· Radiation releHed wu so ternoon for "fundamental minor t.bat it may never be cb.naes" in the way nuclear poulble to delect wbetber tbe planta are built, operated and March 21 accident near Har· regulated, but said adoption ol • risbur1. Pa., will cause addi· Its recommendations still would Uonal cases of cancer amoog not .. assure the safety of nuclear those who live near the facility, power " the commission said. The commtssaon told Prest· Tbe 12-member panel's ftnd- dent Carter earlier today that a ings are advisory and many rec· broad range of deficiencies a ommeodatibna, I.Deluding a pro- rrom ltcenstng and regulating po s a I t bat the N u c I e ar atomk plants to the training of Regulatory Commission be operators -made an atomic ac· a bolished, wo uld take con- cident such aa the one at Three gresslonal approval. Mlle Island "eventually 1nevita· In accepllng the report, Carter ble." said lbe recommendations "will Tbe panel called March 's acct-be studied very carefully" and dent the worst to occur at a U S that after an analysis he will re- commerctal nuclear reactor, but port to Congress and the nation s aid health effects probably "Our own assessment and our COLD CA.SH, COOL TOWN COOL (AP> -Anyone with~ cool $1 mill.ton could purchase his own town . Coot. California That's the asking price ad- verttsed Monday for an assor\- ment of 10 smaU stores, includ- ing a post office. on six acres at the antersecllon or highways 49 and 193 m the Sierra foothills of El Dorado County decisions on what to do cannot be made immediately, and we'll have to be very careful and very methodical in our recommenda- t1ons to the public." he s aid. H~a,ded by John G. Kemeoy, president of Dartmouth College, the panel was sharply split on whether to propose a broad moratorium oo the coostructioo of nuclear plants. A majority of the 12 members wanted such a moratorium, but differed on de- t alls and none was r ecom· mended. Art.er a six-month investiga- <See NUCLEAJl, Pap A!) beiq primed DOW ud ibMld be ln clrculMian "any day now." A 1Upport IJ'OUP, tbe Pair Pnaldllltlal PrlmarJ ColDJlllt. Irvine·:_ Candidates Denounce Busing Coa9t Weatller CoDtinued fair tonl1bt and Wedae1day. Hi1b1 Wed.....,,71 at beacbes ud .. Inland. Quite cool &oallbt .. IOWI of 45 .... tile e98lt and 5G ln· lucl. ......... w . ............ ., ... a.Ill ......... _, .................... ...... ..... '"· ''°"'· ,...., ..... M . ..... t!!!'d!!!!!J &; ..... ·-1 .~,1 a_.._ ,... ar DAVID &VIZllANN ... o.11'1 ...... Voten ln the lntne Unlfted Sebool DlaUiet will hH• 10 cm· dlclates to cboole from for tbree trultee pa1'1._. ln tbe New. I eleetlae, but juditnl ll"om tbe remarb ol tbole runntq, few pbilolopblcal dilfenmees baw emerpd. Tbe .... M'rt tbemea ID tbe camp..,. ba•• bleluded ulll for man ·z••bl"J ..... trtct aper ~II= bailllmdtllie I --atilt' ot = ...... to .., ........ ,. ... 0. ... ftlal ,..,.. a--.. for offtce are Jlm • llamda&. Rita Gallaber, Gonion Gelcllel, CarJl Cohn, John Nakaob, Harold Kalli, Gary RHmuHen, llartba Carter, CaU.1 Larkln and Incumbent J.:Uublab SkoU. Two trmteea WlloH Hats are up for eledion -board presi· dent 1-. Foley ud R. ,Dean OlloD -an not nmniDI apla. • .!~there ba•e been CU· moaa. 8Dll '-apleatJ, • dil· Uact ... ot .............. Uo . bu .._. DOU~aMe, Judpac from ltt-Waaee at campidp ,_._ . c ............... tn ---parta of Ult cllJ llH• been .,......, ........ daln eftD ~, - t.boueh a majority of board seats is up~~ A 1 cont11ct involvtnc two campaien events taldne place on the aame nl&ht -and at virtually ttie same times - rnulted in one of them bein& 1bunaed entirely. • Still, molt ol the candidates bave taken advanta1e of wbatever opportunity has repreaented llMlf to dlacUll tbe ... .... Cadktate-by-eudidate, tbeH are tbe key po1ltion1 they"e ltr•ed. -•as. GALLABB&, a mother ol S, a8'd lbe wt.a. to in1ure that educational plus j are both funcUonal and fman· clally feaible. By tbll, she said sbe supports uslnJ,::1ly convertible space in bull for open and cloled clusroom environmenta, bavinl more tcboola built near pub and leaalnl rather than purchu- lnC land for new school construe· Uon. II~ Gallaber, anlne-yearra· -!dent ol Irvine who bu beea ac· live in lcbool 41btrlct attain, Hid lbe allo ~ tbe DO- Uon ot provld1na alternati,n ~ 1ram1 to IDlure tbat· every -- cleat reetilftl the --echlCaUdD pGlllble. . Sbe met ...... oppoMd to out.. , of-d.iat.rict bulln& ol 1tudeats and alao ls crtUcal of the voucher system, wbich call.I for tbe state to aend check.I to parents wbo would in turn select the acbool their cbOdnn would attend. Mn. Gallaber aald that wbiJe the voucher system would create a marbtplace for educ•· Uoo, it would allo dilute tbe ef. fectiv-ot public acboola. She lald that 11 and 12 percent pay raiae• elven to top ad· mi.Dlstnt.on in the aebool dia· trict tlU fllcal year were too =-=-eweded aati·lnflatioD &aid down by prem. t carw. Sbe aaid u. P91 (lee OIOICB, Pace Al> .. __.._...._...... __ -----..........-------------=------.t NUCLE:AR •• . Y:r'A. 8L W'J -A Su • Offrt t••11 wh ..._.. ... -=_.., .... lrtu•.... • .. ....,. ., lrtaa" a.. Miid ta. ......,, lnJunetiaa. , .... _ ... GOP PRIMARY ••• ...... '°,,. • Meetelful ...... lldUM!w ucrst1P. u ............. ,. :Ll"Oftd la Jue, tt would be la tar lM ........... u .. •leeUoe. Selunkl Mkl. He noted th•t Dtmoerab bave bad • propotUouJ dllt.rt butiola ol primary YOl.e 1lnce after lbe UTI election. but tbat Rel>'&bbcaM bave continued &o •to all vot• lo the &op ala&. wtnnt'r. · ~lunlt.a aald t.he wlDDer·ta.k• all 1\'la.m WU.D'l ol mUW eOG• t.,.D &o blm lD 1979 Me8Ule lbe l•PUbUt'M race ... Ml...., two cucldat., t.beo·Pf'tilldmt Gerald Ford aod former Gov. ROl\lld Re.,an. tto•ever. be a aid Lbat ln 1.0 t.bilre could be mon \baa 10 can· dldatH Oft lb• RepubUcaD prlmU')~. "To bavt a wln.oer.\akt·all 111tem wltb tbat maih:n· diclal• .. iDdlltMibl•, 1 I ta Hld. "It JUlt doela't make .... to ba ve OD1 penon run olf wtt.b all t.be marbl• •Ma all be bu to do la 1et more t.ba.n anyooe eLH." One ol the ca"dld•~• la ex peeled to be former Te:ua Gov. Jobn OaauU.y, wbom lkbmU.a baa 1upported. However, Sc:bmlta Hld toda1 lbat wb1le 10mt •ot Conna.ll1'• aupporten approve ol lbe lnlUaUve, '.'the Connally campal1n baa been lbua far reluctant &o come ln ud IUPPort t.bll." .............. J • Ullr ......... ,.,..... ... ........... ellmcb IJ"OUPI .. oouaeecl '•Brian•• •• a .. ... ,~ .... ud obletM dil· torUOa ol tbe life ol JtA1. After llluiq UM .......... order,~ &M moTte ID I prtnte llaod.a'J ...... ftOOG, --Steve Gupton, an att.orM)' for 10 church aroupe, told Lllly the movie w11 oa.e.n., ,rlmanly beCHH ol a "lewd n.blbluon ol .. I • .. -- Bostoa No·No A P-ueker Draw• a Pout NSWYOllK CAlf>-A .. II -afoul of NortblrD me.till, eccardiDI to ......_ Arthur SelaJest,...... At the ...-dedlc.U. o1 t.be Joba r. lttilmldJ LJbrary in 809':~~ Carter plaated a tri•ndlJ ks. cm J Onwta abelk. Seblellnaer aa adviHr to UM ·aat. pn11da. ••• quoted la ~ay'I New Yori! Poet .... ,_ Mn. Onuaia wu anAoyed -ppannU, blcamt • ._ tbe Nortb, -ltrntn do not ._. lldtll oe tuab blW aeq•11tm....,.,•· However, Carter pet'ldd • number of women on the cheek at the ct.dlcatit>n, lncludln1 Joan Kennedy, wUe ol apeded prt1kienth•I rival ltft, &dward Km- nedy, Md there were DO otMr reporU of reetfttmmt . genltala." 1'1Mre wu vlrtu&llY • ...._---------------------~ no diacuulon, however, of the mm•a trHtment of reUtton. which hu tUrred chureb oppoil· tlon t~ UM country. "We're not trytn1 to mike lt a rell1toua laaue, althouth lt cer- tainly 11," aatd I.he Rev. Gary Foldt. pastor of the llomlftl· tilde Baptist Church and leader of the local anti "Brian" drive Andy Raker, ma.na1tr of t.M - trlpl4'·11creen theater. aatd he would fiaht tht Jltdce'a order at 11 hearinai In November. He aatd thf' fllm'11 US dlatrlbulo r , Warne•r Rrot1 . a.rrf'ed to Join the C'ourt battle Mesa Conducting Anti-rape Seminars rremr-.A1 ' CAUTION .•• ' tlur Uanrll FrMman and paioe •Ide lalWti Rtite wtU M bllld M lhe polJq 1taU. at • Fair Ortvt. Tom--·1 .... ._ wllt M Mid 1t 7 JO Wedneld1y'1 •lll be at 2 v m end 1bu11day'1 wtU be at 7 aop m ·r~ Mrmiun an1 ,,..., In &ddJ~. cl ..... ln t.be '* <1f II~ by Go6dmi • "" wW be taqbt al tbtpoliaa CHOICE OF 10 AWAITS IRVINE VOTERS ••. police Hy lhe re1l1traUon ot pl11tol1 hu doub~ in th,. put IO daya. 'n.. day tone courses are Mt for f'rlday and Saturday. JlflWt'V~r, I QWC &pokuman Hid lbe f"rlday .... loft la fulJ and t.bere an oaly n ve opeo1np In the Saturday clua. qu,1Uon lhoWd have been de- f ei'Hd uatll lbe new board mem- bera were aeated. -GBTCBEL, an uecutlve with a Santa Ana en11Deerln1 and ptanntn1 ftrm, bu tocuaed hi• campalp oo t.be lNu. ot bu1lnf, principal aelectloa, achoo coaatructton, teacher seltcUon and UH ol facWUa. •'I am oppoaed to bu1ln1 children acroea d1at11ct 11.nee, '' the candidate 1aid. "Tbe people of tbls dlalrict moved here for qua l ity education in neighborhood schools. Bualn1 could seriously de1rade that educa tion " O n s chool c ons tructio n, Getchel sa1d the district needs to take a "good hard look at how we dealgn and build schools." He said various architectural techniques could be used so lbe distract gets the most for its money. . Gelebel aald he supports bav. tn1 increued parental say on the aelectlou of teacben ln lhe district. "Thia district ahould recruit the heal teachens avalla· ble In California," he said. He a1IO said parent.I should become more Involved In prlo· capal selection aa well. Getcbel's candjdacy has won the endorsement of two •c1tb.en groups, Irvine Tomorrow and lrvlne Quorum. That expreulon or aupport lndlcat.ea Oetchel hu managed to appeaJ to two widely diver1enl elements of I.he com· munily. lrv1De Tomorrow ll a liberal and envlronmeolally oriented group and Irvine Quorum la a conservative aroup ca1Un1 for lesa governnrenl in· volvemenl. -MANNING, an executive wit.b Broadmoor Homea, aaid be is 1lreuln1 lhe need lo maintain and Improve t.be quality of bulc education lD the distrtct. • 'Tbe Irvine achool dlatrtct bu done an outatandln1 Jobtbua far, and I lnt.eDd to see lb.la primary need empbulsed lD the comlne yeara," be 1aid. llannln1. who baa lived Ui Imne for a year and a ball, believ• tbe diatrict need.a to de- ve'lop more well-rounded atu· dent.a throuih e~ure &o both the artl and adences. Al a buaineaa person. be a1ao Hid be would like &o lee the cl.La· trtct 1et tbe rDOllt for ll.a money, • eapeclally ln terms of design and plannina and land acquialUoo. ''Thi.a ll t.be expertlle I can brinl to lbe board,.. llA.lllUQ sald la an lnteniew. "'l'b•e are area.a I'm famlllar .tt.b." OflAMGa COMT DAILY PILOT " ... Ot-(NM o.u,-. -wM<'ll .. (- -llW -........ -..... °'_ , .... l'VlllltMleC-. s.-...... ,_ ... ..... u.--· ~ ,....,, ,., , .... Mt-. N-IMCll, _,..,...,. .. INIVll'- tolft V .. ..,, l""""-~ .. INll/"""'t-A .-.... ......... -.. ~ ... -.. _ _,, TN ftlfte ... ....,, ....... -I•" JJO -............ C..••-· , .. , ..... , ... ,. ·-....... ,, __ ,.,..,._ --•c... Vl(t ___ o.-'ol-._ ~· .. -..... ~ ........... ......... l .. ~11.L.-.._..,..-.... , ............... ~ TataJ• IRI (n•).....,. a111n1•M110<•, ,....,. ,. ........ ~ ..... M •Mini Hid be ll oppc»ed &o oul·of-dlatrlct bualn1 from an economic atandpoint aa weU u an educational one. He Hid time apent commuting on a bua ll time taken away from claaaroom work He bu 1ugeeted Irvine Joln a coallUoa of other dlatrtcta &o f11ht bwJq at the at•te level a propoul 1urface ever •l•la C Bu1ln1 1tudenta from Irvtn. waa once COOlldered H part of a metropolitan plan bela1 studied by a Los Angeles Judee. > M annlng also ls opposed to lbe voucher syat.em becauae he said it wouJd "th.in out'' fundfog for public education. On the subject or pay raiaea for administrator• In the dla· tricl, he said the amount of the increase should have been the i.ame as what teachers received Teacheni re(:eived an eight per· cent boost th.\I year. AllbouCb be I.I 1ln1le, Maan.Loa aaid be bu· been involved wit.6 youth act1vit1ea Che coacbed In his home slate of MaaaacbUM!'ll.a ) and enjoyed It. -MRS. LARKIN said she hu four primary 1ioals ahe ls em· ph asizlng in her campai1in. These are to: -Insure that the education they rece.ive as suitable for all students so they can achieve what.ever t.beir 1oaJ1 may be. -Improve the overall quality or education i.n Irvine. -JnaUire bud1et account· ability. -Have "co ntained cla11rooma," that la, put in wall s lo separate certain claaaroom areu. lrvlne 1eneral- ly uae1 open cluaroom facWtles witb no partltiom to aeparaie learnln.1 areaa. However, sbe believes some students (lnd it too difficult coocenlratin1 ln the open classroom format. Mrs. Larkin, a housewife with four children, bu been active in school district affa.lra, aervtna on numerous commilleea and boarda. She ll presently vice chairman of the diltricl'I Ad· vlaory Committee and alto belonp &o lhe CommunJty Ad· viaory Committee for apectaJ education ln the Irvine· Newport-Meta achool district.a. -llALTZ, a political science undergraduate atudent at UC Irvine, claim• bia unc11dacy "preaenta "° confllct of in~rest. no pressure from bu.aineas or social cliques, and I am refuatnc all campaisn dooaUom bee•• of poutble f avon expected." .Maltz baa "identified a wide ranee of lasues be la concerned with. Tbele include: -Basic 1ldl11. Malts Hid more empbaala aeeda to be placed OD buic mathemaue1, readlni ud writlnt of En&Uab and U .8. blst.ory. -SaJartet. He Hid better • Hlarl• abould be patd for "out,. atandial t.acben' wbUe "bold· Int tbe line on all other non- tnch.lna penonnel." -Da1 care eenten. llUU Hid be would l\U».POrt aucb faclUU.. for acbool·•I• cblldren ''witb a..denldp from tile Hbool board and voluteer lD.olft· meat ol,.,...... and teadMn. '' -Blllbal. Malta aald be .. op- POHd to ballal o1 atGdelau tr.. tmae ._ ... It woakl be too COltly. The UCI atudtat aald tbe tcMol clMrtct mult ....... to lmprow Ila,.......... or It ODllld flDd ttMlf faded wttb emDtJ cla11roem1 H tll• voueier .,.... ... to be apprned. -... a.ml, ........ "' t~ daiWna ud a ,..... ..................... aaalut ... ~... at eula ••· ....... '/"al wll&ela .... • appeared. Sb• 1ald the lrvlne dlatrlct abould "realat It ln every way poealble." Mn. Cohn aaid abe •WU ln- volved ln a campalp ln tht San Fernando Valley to fllht busint of atudent.a lD&o other areu ot Loi Aqelel. She 1a1d "white fll1bt" baa contributed lo a decline lD lbe quallty of educ•· Uon ln the public 1cbooll. Mra. Cohn aald cblldren lbemaelve1 are the mott lmpor. tanl issue in I.he election. To im· prove their educational op· portunlUes , sbe said parents should become more actively m· votved in school district plan· oing. The S<:hool board, she 1aid, also mu.st keep In close touch with the community Mrs. Cohn said the voucher proposal could lead l o a breakdown ot the school system and contended that parenta and student.a already have enouab cbotce1 ID tbe Irvine dlatrtct. On child care. a question which bas come up oft.en al can didatet forums, she said school raclUtlea could be made avalla· ble after hours if volunteers would ataff them. She alao said the district mwil maintain "vigilance" over ita spending policies . -NAKAOKA, a marketing s p e c i a II at for X e r.o 11: , h a s stressed the need for teaching fundamentala and moral values to students. He alao said students need lo be taught more about the rightB and duties they will face as members of soclety. ''I believe I can chanae things," Nakaoka said or bis candidacy. ''I'd like to make the school.a and collrta work for ua." At candida~a nigbl.I, Nakaok• haa stressed that It ia 1olere1l groups threat.enln1 t.he quality of tht: t:ducatJomtJ ayst.em and not proposa!s to curb spending such u PropoelUon 1.3 and the Gann Initiative. He aaid 1cbool dlstrtcta will suffer a decline ln enrollment and revenue. lf lhe public loeea confidence In lla educallonal sy1tem. On chlld care, Nakaoka acknow led1e d tbat many houaeholdl require bolb parent.I to brln1 ln a paycheck. However, be said It was not tbe school dlalrtct'a reape>nalblllty to fund child care factuUea. He said lbe dillrict could help make 1ucb pfOlrama available, but parent• would have to become involved. Nakaoka bu been critical of pay raiaea gl ven lo ad· mlniatraton in the dlalrlct1 termlnc the board'• approval or 11ucb boo.ta IDapproprtai. and lJ. 101lcu. Nakaoka bu come out apiut buatn1 and 1uppon, tbe Gaan In1UaUve on tM Nov. I ballot, wblcb aeta llmJtaUona OD IOV· emmeat appropriaUom. -Mii& SIOOU, a aeven-year board veteran, Hid acacMml~ exceU.C. for botb 1tudeau ud teacben ll aometblnl abe bal trted to empb11lM ID ber cam· palp for ~leet.lon. "I th1U ver1 often people forHt tbat," lbe wd. Of .. 'JUfl Olli tbe boer4, ol wlllell abe It a eharttr member.J lln. SleoU Hid abe la proud • dlcllloal Wblela ... to cvrtna-,...__.,... ........... nlawtda ....... ftl ........... ..., ... ..... ........... a.net•• ... bltao. ...... ,,.... .. -................ . .,,.. = prepam UI ..... ,.c~ ........... °' · dlltrtlt = fl'CMD ..... to 11 Mllooll Mr .... • tile board . Mrs. fYcoll uld ahe la •ll'on&JY oppe>aed both to bullnl and the voucher aya~m . Of the voucher proposal, 1he said : "It's ridicu.loua for u. lD Irvine." · The veteran acbool offtdal said the voucher 1y1lem woWd only. dllut.e financln1 for public educat..lonal facWUet. If re-elec¥cS, Mn. Slcoll aa.Ml she would continue to puab f0r program evaluation and mak.ln1 sure the dilt.rlct' s operalionl are cost-effective. She al80 aaJd ahe i• hopeful the Nov. 8 election will brtng out enough voters to Lnaure oew s chool board member;s u e repreaentatlve of the com· munity. -MS. CARTE &, a s chool teacher 1n Santa Ana, said the Irvine school diatrtct la ln mo~ need of black teacben and ad· mlnlatraton. ··our diltrict bu a IJ"OWtal popuJ8Uoa of blacta and otber minority groupe. I feel we need bl ac k t e achers aad ad· mlniatrat.org ln the diatr1ct," ahe Raid. Mrs. Cart.er, a mother of four, u ld that ir elected, she would strive to allow more minority laxoavers In the city lo bold educational poslUon1 . She has c9me out a1alnst forced bualn1 in favor or • voluntary approach if poeslble. ''There should be better ways to integrate than forced bualn1." she said. Mrs. Cart.er, who teaches at Willard lntermedl1te School In Santa Ana, aald 1be baa twt~ apptled for 1 teachln1 Job ln the Irvine school district. It la becauae abe la a pro- fessional educator t.hal sbe feels quallfied to run for.a board ... t. she saJd. -RASMUSSEN. !:fforta to contact thla candidate were un- successful. A Hlldnar on aell-dtfeDM tor women 1poalC)l'ed by lht poUc• department at Oran1e Cout Colle1e llODday drew auch • ltr&e crowd that It bad to be held ID two~ate locallona. · Police in tbe coaal•l com· mun.ltMI MJ they're concerned a tra11dy could reault If a panlcty reGdent overreacta to a Hatio..m l!l'ank. Newport Beech. lD an attempt to keep lb• praakl and the ten.loo they cauae down, la 10- in1 to fteld extra patrol wut.a Wedneeday nllhl. Me1nwblh, police and firemen are &1ao remlnd.in1 rftl· denta ot the uaual aalely precau· lions lbal ouaht to be observed on Halloween· -Dreee c~ In Light col- ors or wie renective tape on their costumes. -(:any a fiaab.Ucht -0.'t CUTJ a candle or any other kind ot open name. -.... Rn •a.M eye bo&e. are 1.,... ~to provtde r...t vhlon. • ---,-- -Keep pet. and anything that can be thrown or stolen out of reach. ··And we want everyone to keep their poN:h light.a on It wo uld be a real help," Ma Malmst.eo added l',....P~AI · SNOW ... Colorado east or the Conhneotal Davide, Wllb up to a half.foot forecast for later in the day "It's a danieroua at.orm," a.a.Id Ellis Burton. meteorolo«Ut for the National Wealber Service IJl Denver. "We def1JUt.ely adVlSC! motort.sta to . . . travel only as necessary. ''With the 2S de1ree lem· perature and tbe 30 knot wind, it makea a wind chill of 5 &o 2> below," Burton said. The coUe1e apolreaman 1aid additional ae11lon1 would be added to accommoda~ people who can 't 1et lnlo lhl1 weekend's cluaet. ~ The clau coall U . 70 for maleriah and re&lltraul>a ot a MA CE 1ppllcallon. Tbe •Pokamarr uid atudenl.a 1tlU be e~poted t.o the chemical to ac· quaint them with Ill effect. Air Service To Resume November 10 Hug.bes Alrweat, whose planes have been grounded alnce Sept. 10 by a atrlke, will re1ume aervtce oo No.. 10, aJ.rllDe ol· fietala have eo~. Tbe airline, which operates u flight.a a day out or Orange Coun· ty t.o dest.lnatlooa ln Nevada and Arliona. will belln acceptlns ,... erv allona Nov 6. The line was grounded wben the firm 's 2,200 reservation and rlenc;U employees walked off their Jobe in protest over a year· lon.c cont.J\act disoute A 'ten-tat1 ve agreement, reached Oct 15 was ratUied by t he me mbers of the Airline Em ployees Aa soclalioo lbia weekend The new, lhree·year contract ca Its for a 33 perceiif pay r~ai.le over the ~nd'ol lhe contract. Supplies U nJoaded BANGKOK. Thailand CAP> - Four ships are reported unJoad· mg food and other relier supplies al Kompong Som, Cambodia's chief seaport, and a fifth veaael 1s on~ way. r . . ' • P~lice Urge ~uti<»n Trick-Treat . on Polke .,."t = ..... u..t retld..U tock r doon to lrlck.....,......, Ml tMJ done· ommnd tht doon oely be .... t.o COi* ..... elalldrm. ••J 1U11DOMa lotolpeop&e an aotq to be be••• out cudy by ualaa tbe daMM oa &Mlr doon," said lL a... Nor'4lla ol lrviM. Offlcen from Cotta Mesa. Irvine, Newport Beecb, Tult1o and the 0....... County SberUJ'• Departmtot are also urilDI parent• to accompany their cbl&dren on tbelr rounds W~y n1'1lt. lrvloe'a crime prevention apeclallat. Lila Malmat.en, said her department ia SUllHti.n& that t.rlck or t.reat trips be made early and kept abort. "It would be a shame to have the kids miaa tbe fun part of Halloween," she said. "We're :.Winter' Sweeps . .......... ~ Across Plains . • A~Wa....-t JOG~ IGNORES CHILLY WEATHER IN GOLDEN, COLO. Winter Arrives Early In Meny Areas of NatJon Ch,ase Pays Off .• . Stolen Antique Retrieved Two men who allegedly : walked out of an antique sto.re carrying a $4,500 silver de- canter, were arrested by police ' officers after a brisk ctiase through downtown Laguna Beach llonday. . Downtown shoppers watched , as plalDclotbea officers cb.ued 'the two men oo foot throucb the ~ Security Pacific National Bank parldq lot shortly after 2 p .m., > capturing the pair at shotgun point near the bank. t Three members of the Laguna I· Beach Crime Suppression Team i rounded up ~uapects Roy ~Raymond Vlllaloboa. 48, of f Oraqe aod Peter Gene Pulos, · 44, of S21.1 Second Ave., Conma ' del Mar fol.lowinl a buralary at Nlcbollclll'* Antiques, 312 ~Oltb ~ Cout Jlithway. , Wltnmlel aald the two men ' walked Imo the antique store shortly before 2 p.m ., with one of the suapeds drawing a clerk aside to discuss the purchase of a gift for bis wile. Meanwhile, the seeond suspect picked up a sterling silver bird· shaped wine decanter from a display window and allegedly carried it outside where be dropped it in some shrubs by tbe sidewalk. His companion joined him out- side the shop a short time later and the pair drove off, returning momenta later to recover tbe an- tique. A lecood witness obse"ed the actions or the two suapec:t.s and called Police, who pursued the white aportacar into tbe downtown area of Laguna Beach. .. Tornado Kills 2, Hurts 3 By Tbe ~lated PTHS Winter made a preview sweep through the southern Plains states today. bringing heavy snow and rain and gale-foree winds that sent the wind chill factor to 20 below zero in Denver . --A tornado tore through the rural ' community of Newport- Woodford, in southern Oklahoma Oklahoma, killing two people and Uijuring three, authorities said. The dead were in a mobile home. Clftlc:iall aald. Elltenalve wind dama1e also was reported at tbe nearby com· munity of Love Grove. In northern Texas, winds of up to 60 mpb struck the town of Graham, about 60 miles south of Wichita Falls, uprooting trees, downing power lines and damag- ing homes and businesses. A trailer was overturned, and seven members of one family were taken to a hospital in un- determined condition. Authorities said they could not confirm reports that a tornado bad skipped through Graham, Texas. A small tornado struck earlier in Bangs, Texas, 110 miles to tbe southwest, causing minor damage and no injuries. The storm, which began de· veloping Monday and gained strength today, ten up to eight inches of snow in Nebraska. ·where the snow was blamed for al least one traffic death. In Kansas, up to seven inches of rain fell overnight in lbe south-central part or the state. forcing the closing of streets and runways in a two-county area. The weather bureau warned of a possible blizzard and heavy snow. "Nobody bas been forced from their homes, but we're warning them," said Ann.Calvillo, a dis- patcher for the Reno County sberifra office in Hutchinson, Kan. "We've .been very lucky." A blanket of snow was laid on Colorado east or the CooUnental Divide, with up to a half-foot forecast for later in the dav. (See SNOW, Page AZ> aaauestinl that parents ettber have impromptu putlel after a quick trick or treat or make uae of recreation center parties in their areas." Pollce apprebenalon ls as much tied to the presence or the unldeaWled killer as it ii to tbe tension tbe atri.n& of assaults bas caused in the communities where be bas struck. Police are investigating a total of nine bludeeoa1n&a and rapes that date back to Aueuat ot im. Six of the women have been slain and three survived , al~ the unborn infant car- ried by one of the surviving women died u a result of the U · aault. The women ran1ed in a1e from 17 t.o 31 and lived in apart- ments. Police uve been urlinc aP'tfltmenl dwellers to lock tbelr retidencel linee evideDee IUI· • 1esta tbe tiller tels lD tJaroulb an unlocked door or window. . Pearful reelded• in tlae coast area haft responded to ooltee waf1linCI about the killer but in some lDltaDc:es, they bave tone farther tbaD Just lockiq 'lP their homes. In Costa Mesa, wbere four ol the a11aalt1 have occurred, (See CAtJTION, Pa1e AJ) 0...., ~ ,._.., i~ ~ STEVE KOVALENKO~ 16, OF NEWPORT BEACH HARNESSES MONDAY'S W1ND An Old Bed Sheet, • Skatebo•rd end • Uttte Ingenuity Make for Breezy Dlver91on ' ~~~~~~~~-..:-:..-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Sllnshine Returns as WIDds Fade Orange Coast residents oan look forward to sunny and sllgbt- ly warmer weather Wednesday as high winds fade during early • morning hours, a National Weather Service spokesman said. <Related story Pag-eA3) Light gusts are expected to re· tum in tbe evening hours and north to northwest winds rang- ing from 20 to 30 knots a re .pre- dicted off the coast, the spokesman said. An Air Quality Management District official said con - taminant levels are low along the Orange Coast and will re- m aln that way until the winds stop. The high winds in evidence since Sunday have generated few damage reports. Orange County Fire and Harbor ,Patrol officials said. However, in one incident, FAA investigators said "it appears" Long Beach pilot Robert Payne was blown off the runway at Huntington Beach's Meadowlark Airport late Monday morning. Payne's s ingle engine craft smashed into two parked planes as he attempted to land. The investigators said damage was substantial but did not li.St a dollar figure. Only ml.Dor damage such as broken tree limbs, overturned trash cans and malfunctioning burglar alarms were reported in moat cotmty areas. Laguna Tightens • < Drunk Driving Net BJ STEVE MITCHELL Of .. Olllty .... Maff If you've bad too much to drink and you're driving t.brouCb Laguna Beach, the chances of your escaping detect.Ion are a lot slimmer than last year Laguna Beach police cndit new detection tectµUques and special patrols for an increase in drunk driving arrests in the Art Colony during the first nine months of this year. During 1978, 314 motorists were arrested for driving after tippling. 1bat compares with 311 arrests through September of this year, and Capt Neil Purcell s ays arrests during October have shot well above last year's * * * WpSlugged; Jaw Broken Officer Fred Martino suffered a broken Ja w in the Laguna Beach Jail early Monda)' mom- ang when the man he was book· ing for drunkenness allegedly struck him Eugene Lee Blakeman, 31, of 684 v.. Glenneyre St.. Laguna Beach, now fa ces charges of bat· tery against a police officer in addition, police said , to the public intoxication charge. Officer Martino was treated after the 3 a.m. incident and will be off duty for seven weeks, police said. , , _ ficures. Purcell said increased train· ing programs have made Ills patrol ofticers experts at detect· ing drinktne drivers wtth .10 per- cent or more alcohol in their system. "You normally cannot detect a dri.nking driver with less than .15 to .17 percent alcohol in their blood,·· be said, adding those drivers with 10 are "actually more dangerous." And those drinking drivers are becoming more of a threat to Laguna's officers, tbe police captain said. Monday morning, an alleged drunk driver was being boolt'ed into Laguna Beach Jai l when be turned and "delivered a Sunday punch.'. into the face or Officer • Fred Martino, Purcell said. Martino will be off duty for the next seven weeks, recovering from a broken Jaw. Other drunk motorists. includ· ing an enraged woman who Jammed her spiked heel into an officer's root. have made routine drunk arrests a hazard for • patrol officers, be said. And local police have recorded an increase in drunk in public arrests in the Art Colony. "Since January. our officers have detained 1..20 persons for being drunk in public." the police captain said, adding ooly 98 were arrested over the same period of time in 1978. Laguna Beach police arrest <See NET, Page AZ> Coast Tbe palr were ceptured by Of- fi cera Bill Youru, Marlon Asturim and Ila.rt Everton near the .,... ptJtiq lot and the de- canter wu recovered. S0n Clemente Recall Eyed ~or April Vote Race ~erges in CUSD ~ection 7 Wea titer Continued fair toni1bt and Wedoeadey. Hitbs Weclnmdt.y 76 at beaches and M Jnland. Quite cool toDllbt with lows of 45 t1oa1 tbe eo.at and 55 in-land. ...... H.AY ualf Mlt.....,. of CM 'Oalll••• ....... ""'· .,., .., to ,_,.. Co Hoe wttMld ..... S.t •to,., ,...., ,.,,, "' ·••1• "'==~--=-·= L .... -= .. .... _.. ....... .............. ~ a." =o.. '"' ~~-I a.c.e.=:-..,g Mn IM lf3§r .i ii-....... i .. Tbe le8der' ol a carnnt drive to OUlt two Sen Clemente Qty .Coundl members Nlcl llaadtJ hll poup wanta to place tbe re- call --CID tbe April ballot ID-1teed of boldla1 • J•Du&J'J 1peelal electioD. But G81e Howe, pneldeal ol tbe Cltlsem for Re1poulble Qcnoer'lllD8llt. dliC'Hftld to eolD- meat CID bow 1118111 reeeJ1 peti- tion 1i1aature1 ba•• been =.to place tbe ilaM CID llemben ol tM d.tc ll'GUP went to ut TOten to recell coaaell members ll1rtl1 ........ ~ Koelts ........... °' ..... .. cladbll ..__ ... wltlt clt1 scweftlmllll ... Mlw. Bow, ........ wllllD tbl (._WA"·, .... Al> Tnutee Kopp Challenged BJ UYllOND ESTL\DA D. °' .. Delly""' ... Enlineerina mana1er Ancus Smith's cballeoge of incumbent Trul&ee E. G. "Ted" Kopp bu produced tbe only contest in the Nov. I capiltrano Unified Scbool Dlatrlet board electloa. Smltb, 50, a member ol the South Eut Retklul Authority for Dille years ud a member ol the Dana Point Sanitary Dtatrid board for teven yean la reekh\I tbe Tnlltee Area l po1t. Kopp, 45, a 1eneral bulJdlna contrtdor, ii aeekint bis .ecma four-year term on the aeven- m ember CUSD board 11 a rep..-eataUve fl"om tbe Dana PolDt-Cepiltnno Beacb Trustee Area 1. CUSD ~ an elected at ler•• bJ tbe district'~-~~ ............... bat .... nqwna to repr11mt delipatfd anu from Lapna Nl1uel to San ..c ........ ' Smitb a.aid be is qualUied for the trustee post becauae of .. my overridiq interest in the educa- tion of the chlJdren." On the ilaue of future fundl.nl for new CUSD schools, Smitll said be oppoees IDY attempts to piece a bond me .. ure before voten. Altbouth Smith would DOt elaborate oo specillc metbodl to obtein ldlool buildinl f\mdl, be said ftDtDdDI plul for CUSD can be t.tkm hOm eumples Mt by otber ICbool dlltrtdl. In respome to a question on I bow to beadle ~olleetlve bar1ainin1 with CUSD's 150 teacben and otber empio,.., Smith a.aid be preferred not to comment on the matter. Smltb Mid aQY comments on the ..... --jeope.rdbe ~ lq p.y ta1b wttb tbe diltriet •• emp..,,.. ll'CJIUIPI. KOPP ... d tbe scbool-. board (lee CVSD, P ... AJ> .. __ ._ _____ .... _, ____ _ • • ___ .., __________ ---------~----- L/IC ...... A Pucker DratN a Pow NEW YOU (AP) -A .. att11tt11 11 ll~lf na afo"1 ol NOrUlena m~. MDII' I to ......... ArtJwr Seb.......,.. At U. Nllilll dedlcab ol the Joba P'. K•nedY Llbran in BoetoD. Pr9ldnt Carter planted 1 hieodly Ida on Jackie ODU111' cbeek. ~. u ad¥1Nr to the late premdent. wu ~la llandQ'a New Yon Poet u MJtq lln.' WU IW)'ecl UINlr.tly becaUM uln tlMa Narth. .-u.men clo not klie ladlea on auch brief acqualntaMe. '' However , Carter pecked a number of women on the cbMk at the dedlcaUon, lncludint Joan Kennedy, wlf• ol ~ presidential rival Sen. Edward Ken- nedy. and there were no other report.I of reaentment. ..... Dr. sn.t W. Klatte. Oranp County'• mental bult.b dlNctor for tbe PNt 10 Yt&n, auounced Monday t.ba& be la lH~ bJI $N,OOO.a·1MI' job Nov 11. In a letter to Board of Supervisors Chairman PblllP. Anthony, Klau. 1aJd be doean t have the autbortty to carry out bl• rffponalblUUe1 under t.be preaent etrueture ot t.bt county'• Human Services Aaency. ·'To remain would Imply my • moral, etb1cal and l•t•l n • don.meat ol praetJcea I e• DO lonser __ p er1onall1 or pro· f••lonalJ.J eoodont ...... Mid. Klatte dtdiDed to elabanlte, remartctnc tbat be didn't wallll to 1et thins• 1Urted In tb• newapapen. However, tt ii knowa that tbe 53·year~ meota1 bealtb eblef bu fJeell at odds wttb Raman Services A1enc1 Director Maraaret Grier, whole repute. Uon la that ol a bard-DOMd ad- min1atrator who keeps a tlCbt rein Oil tboee who won for ber. Schmitz Pushes igntrlures for June Ballot Klatte'a resipatioa WU tbe latest in tbe pvwtn1 number ol defect.on from the ran.ks ol the ~ounty agency in re«nt moat.ha. Others wbo have left lnclude county Health Officer Morton Nelson, Deputy Director of Meo· tal Health, John Crowder ud Pamela Rea1or, deputy diredor of adult communllJ aervicea. 8.J JAaDS BYm.AN ....... ""' ..... Stat.t Sm. Jobn O. Scbmtts. R· Newport Beach. nld tod~ he hope• to tatber eoouab 1lpaturea to place on the JWM ballot an lnlUaUve aboll1)lloa tbt 1tate'1 Republican wlnMr· lake·all prealckmtiaJ primary. Scbmits received permlsalon Monday from Ca lifornia Sec:retary ol Stat~ March Fong Eµ to drcwate peUUona. He b.u unUl Nov. 30 to collect Mt,11..9 1lpat\U"tlt to place tht ln.ltlative before voe.era. He aald today the peUtiona are belq printed now and ahowd be In circulation ''any day now." A 1upport group, tbe Fair Presidential Primary Commit· tee, co-chaired by Schmits and Congreaaman P aul McC'°8key, R-Palo Alto, will eatablllbtbead- 3 Traffic Tickets - Newest Ted Haunt? CHARLOTTESVtLLE, Va <AP) -An aide to Sen. Edward M. Kennedy hu acknowledged that be recently aaked a Virginia attorney for lnformaUon about three traffic citaUooa Kennedy received 21 yean a10. Tom Southwick. Kennedy's preH spokesman, said be calJed K Gerald Tremblay. a Charlot- tesville attorney. to seek Informa- tion in response to a reporter's query about the 1958 citations The reporter, Doug Kamholz, had asked for the information FEDERAL UNION BACKS KENNEDY-Al for a story that appeared in the Charlottesville Daily Progress. Tremblay referred all ques- tions to Southwick. The Muaacbuaettl Democrat, who oa Monday set up a pres- idenUal campaJ1n committee. received three traffic citations -for Improper drivin1, speed· ing and driving without a permit when he was a second-year law student at the Uni versity of Virginia. The permit citation waa.dia~sed. Last week, former Albemarle County Deputy Sheriff T M. Whitten. recalling the Improper driving citation, said Kennedy "cut his lights out and trted to outrun me" after a high-speed chase that ended at the home Kennedy rented in 1958. Kennedy presented a paper in court from a mechanic certify. ing an electrical problem in his E'...-PageAJ SNOW •.• "It's a dangerous storm," said Ellis Burton, meteorologist for the National Weather Service in Denver. "We definitely advise motorist.I to . . . travel only as necessary. ·'With the 25 degree tem· perature and the 30 knot wind, It makea a wind chill of 5 to 20 below," Burton said. The wlnd cbill factor ls the comblned effect of cold tem· peratures and hlib winda that makea it ~m much colder than it really la. ·'The st.roog wtnda are what makes this storm dangerous because of the blowing and drill· ing aoow and wind chill effeda," b dded. ORANGE COAST LIK DAILY PILOT '" .. °'--~Delly""*· .. 1tt1 -""to·-M ...... _..._ ••• -4_._ ,,..°"_ , .... -.-..~ ~ ........ -... .......... -""-,,...,, ... 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Kennedy also ple aded guilty June 4, 1958. to a speeding c1ta tion filed ApMI 15 of the same year by state Trooper C. C. Ca in. A third char-g~ or driVlng without an operator's permit was dismissed when Kennedy produced bis Massachusetts permit E'rom Page Al NET ••. public drunks, releuing lhem after four hours in a cell with a certifi cate that shows they are "deemed not arrested," Purcell said. He said those public drunks who are ordered to court are ones who are repeat offenders, or face some related cbarge, such as public disorder or u - sault. He said the department has recorded 22 such arrests this year. compared with 12 durinl the same period in 197.!, He said the increase in arrests for drunk driving is attributed to success of a training program that helps officers detect drink· ing motoriata. He said the city's Mobile In- totilizer unlta have also been ln· strumental in many drunk ar- rests, adding La1una Beach is one of only two department.I in the state using the complex field sobriety eqwpment. Santa Ana police have similar gear in· stalled in their patrol unita. "Among police circles, there is tbe belief that the use of alcohol is on the increase," Purcell said. •'Last weekend we bad 11 ar- rests for drunk in public and seven drunk drivers -one ar· rested for felony drunk driving because bla drinking resulted in an injury accident,'' Purcell said. H e said the department's weekend arresta "are running from six to nine drivers," ~d said tboae figures climb even higher durin1 the holiday season. He advised those who find themselves too drunk to drive while at a party or bar, to call the police department and takt advantqe ol the city's "Tlpay Taxi Service." Police omcera will drive Upay clti.Hal anywbere within the cl· ty llmita to prevent them bom cllmblq bebind the wbeel of tbelrear. ' Btcauae once you're on the road, Lquna'• oftlctn baw a pretty _,.,.. chance ol pl~ you oat ol tbe tr.me. And that could mean a atltf flD• ud Jail time for ofteaden. Suppliee Unloaded BANGKOK,Tballand(AP)- Four ablpe aN reported unio.d· Ina food and other rell., 'b:t~" at Kompoa1 Som, Cam '•· · chltf Maport, and a fltth veuel la on the w11. . . ----------- quarten In TuaUo, be •alcl. ·'The money la a bl1 question cnark rilht now," Schmits said. '·common aenae t ells me It would come from anyo.ne 1up- portin1 a presldenUaJ candidate that beoefltl from a cban1e In the law." Schmits said be bas beard eatlmat.el ranging from S175,000 to $700,000 for the amount needed to run a successful voter initiative campaign. If the meuure were approved In June, ll would be in effect for the 1980 presidenUal elecUon, Schmitz said. He noted that Demoeratl have had a proportional dlatrlbution of primary \totes since after the 19 72 election, but tbat Republicans have continued to give all votes to the top stale winner. Schmitz said the wtnner·take· all svstem wasn't of major con· cern to him ln 1976 because the Republican race was between two candidates, then·Presldenl Gerald Ford and former Gov Ronald Reagan~ However, he said that in 1980 there could be more than 10 can didates on the Rc pubh can prima ry ballot. "To have a winne r-take-all system with that many can· did ates is indefensible ... Schmitz said. "It just doesn't make sense ·\O have one person run off with all the marbles when all he has to do 1s get more than anyone else." One of the candidates is ex· pecJ,ed to be former Texas Gov Jobn Connally, whom Schmitz bas 1upporled. However, Schmits said today that while some of Connally'• supporters approve of the initiative, "the Connally campai1n has been thus far reluctant to come in and support this." Klatte will become chief of pro fessional education at Metropolitan State Hospital in Norw a.lit. Jn his l~ter. Klatte 1ald b1I resign·ation Is not related to restraints caused by Propo9ltkm 13. C:Ops Identify r . . Body Found Along keach Laguna Beach pohce have re· leased the name of a man found dead on lhe beach at Sleepy Hollow two weeks ago after of· f1cers received an anonymous call from an apparent acqua1n· lance of the victim The body of J ohn Douglas Rutowslu . 29. of Carmel Valley. was found on the beach 1n front of V:.1cat1on Village al about 9 30 p m Ot'l 15 Police said the self.employed ho m e builder apparently suf· fered a drug overdose and was dragged to the beach. possibly by friends who did not want to get involved in the incident Police Investigator Gene Brooks said that because there were no signs of violence on the body. coroner's deputies suspect the man suffered a fatal drug overdose. "We are conside ring it an overdose pending the lox· icological tests which won't be completed for several weeks." Brookss:ud E'ro• Pag~ A J CUSD ELECTION. • • has hfred negotiators to handle e mployee t.alk.s. He agrees with this policy. "Trustees shouldn't negotiate with employees." Kopp said. On the subject of potential employee strikes, Kopp said be doesn't believe CUSO employees will walk off their jobs. But, be added, strikes are llle1al. On the school flnanclng ques- tion, Kopp said, "There is no local aolution." Under ProposlUon 13, Kopp noted, a two-thirds voteofCUSO's total registered voters would be needed to pus a tax override. Thia wu the traditional method of providing school financing in the past but ls now obsolete, be said. "We are at the mercy of (state) legiBlation," Kopp said. If a aolution from Sacramento does not arrive within three years, Kopp said, CUSD stu· denta may be faced with double session classes. While SnUth and Kopp vie for Trustee Area 1, there appears ttlt be no competition el!lewhere ln the district. There were four trustee aeata up for elect.ion when filln1 for candidacy opened ln August. But since that time, thr~e would-be challengers have dropped out of the running. Adding confualon for CUSD voters, tbe names of former can- d Id a tea Fred 11. Slnaaelr in Tnaatee Area 2, and Mark A. Morales and Richard E . Weakland both In Trustee Area 3 still appear on tbe ballot. Slnuek'I ded•lon to drop out of the race clean tbe way for his only opponent in Trustee Area 2, public relations man Cbarlea ff. Ward, tA> take tbe school board pOlt. With a recent boundary ,.. alipmeat, Trustee Area 2 now coven the San Juan Caplltr.., c~munlty. I 1Jru1tee Area 2 Incumbent Sara!a JaM Upp cboM DOt t.o aeek reelection to t.b• CUSD board. Trmtff ArH I Incumbent Edward Wlltberl U.0 appun to be a d.Dcb for reeltetJoo to a t.blrdt.m. MoralH and WeaklaDd, w .. tbers'• one-Ume e>ppOIMDU, dropped tbelr campalau Wbm they di.M:overed the incwnbeol was seeking re-election. Trustee Area 3 encompuaes south San Clemente. Trustee Area S incumbent George White, wbo reJ>reseotl portb San Clemente on tbe CUSD board, was unopposed when he filed bis candidacy paper to seek a third t.erm. His name wtll not appear on the ballo\. Orange County supervisors have appointed While lo the board since be wu unoppoMd. Danrin' in tlae Wind "Francis." the creation of Stephen Fobes of Newport Beach. dances in the wind in front of the Fobes residence a t 328 Aliso Ave. Fobes made the Halloween decoratJon from phoenix grass, some old work clothes. a plastic pumpkm bead and a straw hat borrowed from a neaghbor. He used tree limbs for the legs. Monday afternoon's zephyrs seemed to give ''Francis" life f',....P~AJ CAUTION URGED. • • Police sav the re~1strat1on of pistols has doubled 10 the past 10 days. A seminar on self·defense for women sponsored by the pol.Jee department at Orange Coast College Monday drew such a large crowd that 1t bad to be held in two sel)uate local.Jons. Police in the coastal com· murutiea say they're concerned a tragedy could res ult 1f a panicky resident overreacts to a Halloween prank Newport Beach. m an attempt to k eep the prank!> and the tension they cause down. 1s go mg to field extra patrol uruts Wednesday rught M tanwhil t>. poli ce and firemen are abo remmdmg res1 dents of the usual safety prttau· tioos that ought ~ be observed on Halloween -Dreu cltJJdrea 1n light col ors or uae renecl&ve tape on their costumes ~any a flashlight -.,_._ carTJ a candle or any other kind of open flame. -Make ave mallk eye boles are large eoouib to provide g:>Od vision. -Keep peg ud anything that can be thrown or stolen out of reach. "And we want everyone to keep their porch lJghts on. It would be a real help." Ms . Malmsten added. F...-PageAJ RECALL ... recall pet.ition signature totals m ight be releued. said "Sooo." Howe S&ld recall backers have until Ott J4 to obtafo the 2.900 -.1gnat ure:o. needed to place the rec all on the ballot A~ of Sf>pt 6. Howe'!> group re ported that they had 2.000 pell· 11on s1g:nalures but no reports 14 ere received after that lJme until Monday The i-.900 petition signatures, 20 percent or the city's 14.300 N?~1stered voters. must be cert1f1ed by the Orange County Registrar of Voten before the 1S11ue 1A placed on the b,allot. Howe has lDdicated that the group hu also collected more than 13.000 ln donations to sup. port the drive. The first town forum is scheduled tonight al 7:30 at the San Clemente Inn , 12S Ave Esplandian. The guest speaker 1s Gordon M. Brownin1. aide to s lide Se n H .L . "Bill" J\ichardlon ot Arcadia. Wont OJ Wind l>ying Out .,,..A.111111 ......... Stf'OBI ..tttdl l•••t ICtoa .,........... c ........ fol tM tMrd day tiNl,y, but .._ .. uw. tM to mpti left• tlllmt hued f01'9t "'"· eapelled boata. '°'' .. d lr991 and knocked out JOWW to mor. than aoo.eoo Southern CaUfonum die day Won. •'I tblnlr the wont ot It •• over." takl NaU..l WHUMr Sent~ foneua.r Don 08*. But u.ie ftre ....,. mn&bMld hlflt. UM I.GI Anp-., ODully fliN J)ppartment aald. The d&- partmeot said ill .. ,ed flat alert" fo.-ft.rt dqpr would con· ttcs&ae ~ w~. (l ales aald tbt parehln1 northwllterly wlnda are linked to a bi&h·preuw-e 1y1tem orr ~ Oreaoo rout and a deep low over the southern Roeldea and Texas. He said the severe winda aren't a true Santa Ana condJ. lion but "probably will bec!ome a mild form of Santa Ana" • · befor~ dyina out Wednesday. FirefiJhten controlled a 300- acre fire in the Loe Padres Na· tional Forest north of Fillmore today and contained a nother 150-acre blaze in the forest west of Frazier Park, said U.S. forest Service spokeswoman 'Kathy Good. A 55-acre brush fire burned out of control near Ve nt¥a Authorities sltid the blaze began s hortly before midnight Monday in the industrial section of Ven· tura. The fire. believed to have been deliberately set , s pread r apidly at several points fanned by wind gusts up to 20 mph. Another wind·whipped fire damaged several Be l·Air homes and blackened six acres Monday afternoon. Wind·caused power failures knocked between 150 and 250 traffic signals out of commission. Small craft warning$ were is· sued. and several pleasure boats capsized outside Sa nt a B, .. rbara's breakwate r . A 30. pflRsenger c hart.er fishing boat .-an aground on San Cle mente 1sland in lO·foot swells 60 miles west of San Diego, and three persons were hospitalized with m inor injuries, the Coast Guard said. The winds caus~ power out· ages to about 160,000 customers from Santa Barbara to Hunt· ington Beach. tJ- OC-10 Cougm; Plane Returns LOS ANGELES (AP) -An engine problem forced a Con· tinental Airlines DC·lO to return ·to Los Angeles Inte rnational Airport today about 40 minutes after the plane had left on a flight to Chicago, an airline spokesman said. T he plane landed safely and passengers were transferred to a Boeing 7~7. s a id Bruce Plowman. He said there was no further information immediate· ly available as to the cause of the problem. ........ ,,IJp Identical twins Tienna <top) and Michele Rodriquez, 3, of Irvine will e nte r the Orange County F all F a ir Twin·o-Rama-NO.\!. 10. The fair, scheduled from Nov. 7·22 at Los Alamitos Race Qourse, will feature sever11l twins from around 'the county. Car Suicide Takes 2 Lives TORQUAY, England (AP) - Arthur Howe, an W1employed ac· countant, drove bis car and bis t hree sons over a lSO·foot cliff after a family row, killing himself and the oldest boy. police said. One of the other two boys, Nicholas, 15, was re ported in grave condition after escaping from the sinking car by smashing his head Into the windshie ld. The youngest child, James. 10, jumped clear seconds before the car crashed into the water and s taggered, shaking a nd in· coherent, into a nearby police sta- tion. The police said it appeared that Howe beat up bis oldest son. 17 year·oldTbomas. with a ha mmer befo re driving the caroffthecUJf Too Little, Te~ f;ate Holdhuc . her beby In btt arms, a )'OUDI Cambodian mother walta la Une outalde '1olpital at Cambodian ref· uoe camp. When •be ftna11y received medical be)p, lbe learned that ber baby wu already dead. • • . 'IV .Hit On Kid8' . Programs WAIHINOroN (AP) -TIM talnWGD bMlultry bu fau.d to mfft Ml obll .. tienl to cbildND and lboWd tie requtNd to Ill uide antmmum amouota of~ 1r•mmlal for them, the 1td ot the Federal CommunleatloDi Comm•um Hid to4a1. TIM etalf, lD a report to the com••Mlon, aald the industry bu not:::= wltb vol~ rec ~ 1n etfect ~ 11'1' and ''is willkely wfihoUf' turtbtr ~t acUoo to In· creue vohmtartly the amount ot educatlGDll pro1rammi11,1 for cbJldreq," The report recommended that commercial stations be required to offer at least 2Y:i hours of pro- m nung dJrected at school· children and Ci ve hours a ed at preschoolers a week. All would be on weekdays under the staff proposal. The staff report saw little hope for improved children's pro· gra m ming on comm e r c i a l television beyond meeting any mandatory minimum time re· quirement, however, and urged the commission to encourage a l(ernat ive program s ources s uch as pay and cable television. The report a lso called on public broadcasters to increase children's programming. The report. com piled by a staff tas k force. said the in· dustry has by and large com· piled with the commission's 1974 advertising guidelines. And the staff task force. noting that the Federal Trade Commission is separate l y i n ves ti gat1 n ~ television advertising aimed at c hildren. suggested the FCC a wait that report before taking a ny action itself. While children's television has been scrutinized and criticized for decades. FCC Chairman Cha rles D. Ptrris s aid this year it has not improve d as he had hoped. "Te levision is a child's work. play. fantasy. best friend and source of information about the world. We a s adults reserve our hig h est e xpe c t ation s for chlldren's programming. We ex· pect It to entertain, excite. enchant. enhance, and educate our children. We expect wit . humor and aemlUvlty, 11 well as truth," Ferri.a said. Programs and commercials a imed at children have been an issue since 1960. More than 100.000 letters were received by the commission after It launched an inquiry in 1971 at the request o f U)e private, Boston·based Ac· lion for Children's Television. T h at inquiry le d to the guidelines issued in 1974. Sta· lions were given until Jan. 1, 1976, to comply. While the FCC has no means of enforcing the standards. 1t can take them into account in re· newing stations' license~. a re· view broadcasters must submit to every three years. Bare Facts: \ Hot 'Act,' Bar Burns FRESNO <AP> -A fire today caused at least $185,000 damage t o a topleM bar and the building bouaina it here. firefighters said. The fire, which broke out shortly aft.er 3 a .m .. g utted the sta1e Door Topless Bar owned by Frank Sa.rt.a of Fresno. Damage to the building owned by Norman Aaron I an was estimated al around $150,000. whUe Saris estim ated he had in· ve1ted $35,000 in bar fi xtures. Cause of the fire had not been determined. A fight between two patrons or tbe bar in August resulted in a fatal shooting, police said. Recently, the bar was robbed and pool tables slashed by a group of thieves who walked away with a large quantity of beer, neigbbon said. A block ol Olive Avenue was closed by flrefi&bten for much or the momln1 u cleanup crews removed debrta from the street. Free Briefly, Jai./,ed A~n SAN DIEGO <A A 44- year -old map was se eed to 1ix yean ln state pris Monday for a beer·bottle assault that took place only hours after he had finished serving out a murder term. De1criblng Arthur Honeyctitt as "the type of person they had ln m lnd whe n they built prtsona." Superior Court Judae Earl Maas told Honeycut\ fie would not consider probation even lf he were eli1tble for it. Honeycutt ort81na lly was con· vtcttd ID coenectJon with the lt'7111Q1nc ot WlWam Bat.lite, wbo wu ltabbed 140 Umes wit.II a barbecue fort durtnc a dllpute" over money. I Planners OK Corridor San Joaquin Transpo-rtation Route Backed _ .. By ROBERT BARKER Of ... o.ilf ...... ''-" WaviQg aside criticism on any new freeways. the Orange Coun ty Pla.nalng Commission went on record Monday as favoring a route for the San Joaquin Hills Transportation Corridor. Commissioners endorsed a ro ute a lmost t ot ally r ecom m ended by county s taff mem bers which would see the cor - ridor beginning neur the Corona del M ar Free w a y and MacArthur BoulevC1rd 1n Newport Beach • T h e SI X·tO e 1 ~ht lant: thorougbf are would end 14 m1lei. to the southeast near A very Parkway near San Juan Capistrano. The recommendation will tx- forwa r ded to the board or s upervisors who have final say in the route selection The act ion b y the com miss ioners followed yearl> or s tudy and nearly four hours or testimony from a large audience at Tuesday's hearing Commissioner Richard Light asked for more time lo digest the comments and cast the only vote among the five com m 1ssioners agatnl>l the recom· mended route. alternatives such as monorail or train transportation. He said the route location study by Gruen and Associates Inc of Los Angeles won 't bold up because of ·'inadequate en· vironmental studies." He hinted that there may be court action .. Ninety.five per cent of the public disagrees with the con- cept." he declared. Belinda Blacketer . former Laguna Beach planmng com · missioner and a vice president of Village Laguna . said she op· posed the corridor "because there is not enough governme nt funds to handle the growth or population 1n South Orange County.·· "The corndor doesn't solve the problem. lt will Just add eight more lanes of concrete fo r peo ple to sit on. bumper to bumper. ·she said Dr Gene Atherton of Laguna Beach claimed that the qu~t1on or health has been ignored and that the increase in tramc will lead to more respiratory Ill nesses wtuch he said 1s a ma1or health problem. "We a re obligated to replace the c<H"..,ia!t a transportation Ranks Swell syste m ." be declared. The commission was urged to go ahead with the corridor by representatives from the G reater Irvine Indus tria l League. the Newport Center As· sociation, the Irvine Company engineering departme nt. Orange County traffic Engineers Coun· Cll and members or the Newport. Beac h . Laguna Beach a nd Orange County chambers of commerce T he corridor 1s badly needed to relieve congestion and reduce overloads on the Pacific Coast Hi ghw ay a nd S an D iego f r eeway, according to Todd N 1cho lson. of the Irvine In· dustnal League. The corridor. which is project· ed to handle 85,000 to 130.000 vehic les per d ay. is 10 to 15 years in the future. offi cial!) !.aid A 50·foot·wlde median 1s in· duded in the plan to handle some type of rapid trans it The comm1ss1on endorsed seg. m ent 5 in the west sector of the c-0rridor . segment 17 in the cen tral sector, segment l9 io the ~ast-central and segment 24 1n the e ast ~ Many• residents protested the proposed freeway that would cost $160 to $200 million and for which there Is no money availa ble. Tom Alexander. president or the Laguna Beach Green Belt. said the study did not address Clureh OKs G:a,y Pastors Employees Union EndorSes -Kennedy ST . LOUIS CAPJ -The Chris tian Chur ch (Di s- ciples or Christ > has voted to reaffirm the powe r of r egional bod ies of the church to ordain homosex uals a s miru'Sters At the same lime, the delegates to the church ·s bi-annual convention here r ea ffirmed Monday the denomination's tradlttona I stand against ordin1t tion of homosexuals, said church s pokes woma n L11l1an Moir. Carol Blakley of the Treasure Valley Christian Church at Caldwell, Idaho. called the vote a partial victory for gay rights. "W e feel Ilk!' "<''V <' gained a lot ... s aid Mr-. Rlakley, Ont' of 200 m<'m ber s of the churc h 's general board of direc· tors Can you believe 11 s Nov erTtlef already? II you have <l b4rthday gift to give this mo nm. you mght give some thought to a piece of 1ewelry set with one o t t h e November birthstones. Topaz or C1trine In add1t1on to sharing Nov· ember. these two gems have ITW1}' S4mtlanttes and are often confused. They bOth occur in a wide range of yellow tones. from tawny yellow through orangtlh-yeflow to the smolcy broWnl Both are very attractive gems and bOth are very durable and sat11factory tor setting 1n all types of ,ewelry tor men and women -The most popular style 01 cuttmg tor bOth gema is the step out. That 11 when all facets ae four-11<'ed ana in steps and rOM abow. below, and on the Qirdlt. Wh11e Topa.r and C1tnne have l'IW'Y timilarlliee t~ also have some differences. Topaz 11 Iha more Ylluable gem and la often called "precloua Topaz" to di•" tlnautth it from Citrin• T'oP&Z is 8 on the hard11au scale while Cltnne Is 1 Tc;lpaz tw a higher refractive index WASHINGTON «AP > - P residential candidate Edward M Kenrlf"dy has gamed the en dorsement or (I 70.000·member federal e mployees union and the campcugn services of a former senator wbo qwt the admsrustra lion to JOIO the challenge to Pres ident Carter And in Chicago, Mayor Jane Ryrne formally a nnounced what !)he already had disclosed . that s he 1s supporting the senator from Massachusetts for the 1980 De m oc r a ti c p r e s 1d e nt1 al nomination Former Sen Dick Clar k of Iowa announced that he 1s re. s igning as U S. coordinator for refugee progr ams to JOm Ken· nedy's pres1dent1al campaign com m ittee Clark quit the ad· min1strat.Jon errect1ve Thursday, after less than a year 10 the Stalt' Departm<.'nt post C'art<'r appomtt•d Clark to the refugee pos t afl<.'r he "al) defeat- ed in 1978 by Republican Sen Roger Jepsen. Clark wrote Carter that he had been asked to r eorganize ~ hodgepodge 01 " (~ ~I ~EM WISE refugee programs. and said ·'that ob1ective has oow been com pleted " The 1ndepl!nde nt Nationa l T reasury Employees Union declared support for Kennedy, and said it will be giving $5,000 -the maJUmum a llowed by law -to the campaign. The treas ~y employees became the sixtll union. and the first federal civil s ervice group. to back the KeMedy challenge. Union President Vincent L. Co nnery <'ritt cized Carter's handhng of the economy and as· sailed the president for holding c1 v1I service pay Increases to 5.5 percent. lie o;a1d federal employees "ha ve been held to publ1.: ridicule and scom by this ad· m inistration " Kennedy's candidacy became flhfrlc1al Monday with the forma· tum or campaign committee On Nov 7. Kennedy will an· nounce personally in Boston that he 1s challenging Carter. The president will declare his can· d1dacy for re·clecuon on Dec 4 " a1amond ring made by Kurt Gaum. a "ery lalented New .. vane. designer ' C1tnne 1s a ~mber ol the quartz tam11y and 1s limited to the yellows. oranges and browns Other varie11es of ~rtz have their own names. such as rose Quartz (pink). emethyst (purple). avent urine (gnlen) and crystal (colorlessi Tapaz 1s found pmnarily In Brazil ...mite C1trine 1s likely to be found more widely d1stnbut· ed in our earth s crust and a heev1er apeclllc gravity ..,._..., ToPf.Z allQ cornea In addit1ona CHA ft LES II. BAR ft colort. t Ile rnoe t beaut II u t wn!Ch are tile blues and pin a. We haW a beautiful blue topai whlel'I I bought In o.,,,.ny on ~ I• tnp and Which we have remntly mounted tn a tadtn Tapaz and C11rine each .has1 1t.s place in. our gem world., howeYer I think II IS important not to contuse them New Yor1t State recently 11ne<1 a 1ewefer I lor writing Topaz on his sales 1 Slip 1nsteed of C1trine -wM!1 C.tnne was what he actually hed IOld. Unfortunately not all ,._...,. even know the dll· twence. That 1s one of the m.ny rNIOns It pays the co,,. tumtr to IMk out a firm hold· Ing membershi p 1n the Amlrloan Gem Society. Rtr "'remtnts of membership in· cludt training In gemology and .._ .. ~ to high tttMcal 1tan- dwdl. Wi .,.. proud of our ~Ip In the Amencan °""Society end "'°°""" '°"" ~ION on gemDfOOlc.f IUt>- I , ........ ,, ... &Ill .... , jldl and tile opportunity thl9 moncti to lhow you our fine coltecuon of TOPU and Cltn"9 )M91ry. ·, • • • TYIMllf,O.....•tm ·~ .... -~ T-~~.r .......... Vote Yes on No PUIDl.Am IN .... IMJllNG m : PrukJ) 1 ._, atn • Mot ~ aide oe tbe lM• JOU'R on la UM~· no. ol ..... leMol kldl In .... &o ~ ...... bal .... V ou may be w of t.boM people wbo beUev• baluee ii vital for ewa-Maded ~ ln educaUoe eVft ll lt meau tnmporUac ~,.. all over our SoutMna Callfon&a aef'MC9. 0. tM c6er bud. you may be ooe ot O.C-,...... wbo 1peelficall1 select• .. tM .... ol ~ ._,.. a..e .... lt Wat Del.I' a Kbool >'°" like for your kld or t.be plaee wu ln a schoqJ system yov retpect and ldmlre. YOO 1'11\18 WOULD enormously resent the ooUoo of your cblld bem& or· dered by .ome .tudae to climb on a bua every momln& and toot off to a distant ·campus you've never even seen before. seNaT01t 110H1Ns BUt DO matt.er oo which side of Uus fence you reside. you could easily mia·vote next~ay. This la because of the way ProposJUon 1 is worded on the upcoming Nov. 7 ballot. Proposition 1 ls a state coo· aUtuUooal amendment. It was sponsored by State Senator Alan Robbins. the Democrat from lbe Sao Fe~ando Valley. Robins was in our region only yesterday .. plugging for passage of his amendment. He is also angry. He's mad about the way bis amendment 1s worded on the ballot. He has every right to be. Whoever worded that ballot measure ought to be force bused to an English l·A class. J UST CHECK THE wording yourself. Read only the ballot description , thus : "Sch ool Assignment and Transportation of Pupils. Provides that U.S'. Constitution will govern pupil school assignment or pupil transporta· tioo in California . . . • • Now, a knee· Jerk reaction to this wording by a person opposed to busing might weU be, "No! No! I don't want to lose state control to the federal government. I don't want federal people l~lling me where m.y youn•ter will go to school." r, So th.is person votes No on the· amendment. He just voted wrongly. BY TIIE SAM E TOK EN, the voter who favors school busin~ for racial balance nught happily vote Yes. He just· voted wrong. Proposition 1 was authored by Robbins in an effort lo place limits on how widespread school busi'ng might become. The California high court has gone further in or· dering school busing than the U.S. Supreme Court. So passage or Proposition l <a "yes" vote> wouJd simply say the people want to go no further than the U.S. Supreme Court says we must go Put plainly, if you want to limit s chool busing, you vote Yes on Proposition 1. Jr you don't want to limit 1l, you vote No. Alas. you are left wondering how many voters will have th.is figured out by next Tuesday. Rebe ls Free 276 SAN SALVADOR. El Salvador CAP) -Leftists holed up in two government bmldings released 276 hostages they had held for five d ays art e r police and ~oldiers fired into a leftist street demonstration. and a Chilean official of the Organization of American States in the Labor a nd Econom'y Ministry bwldings , which they took over last Wednesday. Exam T heft Probed Tbe Red Cross said at least 24 penons were killed, and dozens more were wounded Monday in lbe new government's firs t em ployment of force agaiMt leftists demanding an eod to m ilitar y dominance of El Salva dor, Central America's a mallest a nd most densely populated nation. About 1,000 members of lhe Popular Revolutionary Bloc were still holding three cabinet members, eight other officials LANSING, Mich. (AP> - St.ate police and the Michigan at- torney general's office said to· day they are investigating lbe a pparent theft or· a oatiooal licensing exam for certUied public accountants. Because of tbe possibility the exam b as been stolen, the American Institute of Certified Public AC· countants is preparing a sub- stitute for 60,000 would-be CPAs who will be tested next month. I .,. .......... Cleaning (Jp -Fiaallg NATION I WORLD Patients Have OK ·On Drugs B08roN (AP) -lleatal pa· U.ta bave tM rlabt. to reject druCI .t MCI.._ ordered by tbelr docton, RIN~ wbeD tbe patlenta pnseat a daa1er to t.bemaelves or others, • f.-ral Judie bu ruled. u .s. District. Judae JOMPla L . T auro'a 180-paae deeiaioa, la· aued llODday in a clau acUoft auit brouabt by pattent1 at Boston state Hospital, loud that thole committed to a men- tal bolptt.a.4 have a coutitutianal rteht. to a aay lo t.belr treatmeot. BUT TAvao aaid tbe bol1*al staff could use forced sechmoo ' and medication ''where there ts a substantial likellbood ot .. extreme violence, personal in· jury or attempted suicide." Chicago sanitation workers use shovel and rake in removing 10 tons of trash and garbage. -a 17 -year accumulation from the home of Mary McCfrthy. 67 Cleft ). Acting on a search warrant. of- ficials entered the house and found trash piled several feet deep. Tauro said patients realize tbe need for treatment lo emer1en· • cy. situations. ··Although committed mental patients do suffer al leut some impairment of their relaUooahlp to reality, most a.re able to ap- preciate tbe benefits, riska and discomfort that may reasonably be expected from receiving psychotropic medication." Tauro said. Who Will Succeed Park? Power Struggle Developing in S. Korea SEOUL. South Korea <AP> - Acting President Chol Kyu Hah and t wo other former prime ministers are leading contenders lo succeed the late President Park Chung Hee, p olitical sources reported today. The sources said Choi. a veteran bureaucrat who was prime minister when Park was ass assinated last Friday. and lop military commanders a re firmly an c harge at the mome nt Meanwhalt'. the pol1t1cal leadership or Park's Democrall<' Republican Party as an dasarra)' and is being ignored by Choi and P ostmistress' Body Found; Two Arrest~d EATONVlLLE. Fla. <AP> - The bod y or a 74 -year·old postmistress known to he r neichbon as "mama" and miss· ing ror four da~ waa discovered in a nearby community, and a couple were arrested in cormec· lion with the case, authorities said today Catherine Alexande r 's body was found m a ditch on the side or the road by a passing motorist in Taft, south of Orlando. late Monday. Orange County S heriff 's Department spokeswoman Jean Moe said. Ms. Moe said the cause of death would not be determined until an a utopsy is performed later to- day. Roy and Dorothy Bottoson_of Kissimmee were arrested late Monday on charges of possess· ing stolen money orders . a spokesman for the U.S. Postal Service said. The spokesman. who asked not to be quoted by oame, said the money orders had been taken in a robbery Fri· day at theEatonvillepoatoffice. the generals, the sources re· ported. THE LEADING candidates for the presidency appear to be two former military meo who were a mong those closest to Park and served him as prime miruster: Kam Jong.pi! and Chung II Kwon.' Kam wastbechleforgamieroft.he 1961 coup that put Park in power a nd the founder and first head or lht• Korean Central Intelligence A~ency. wtule Chung has held a number or top army and political pO!.tS "However. both have been test· ed as prime minister and their positions are well known." saJd one source. "Both have some op- ponents tn.side and out.side lbe party. 1berefore Choi Kyu Hah may emerge as a compromise candidate lo lake power. Wlth some understanding among lbe opposing political forces that political reforms will be made watbln acertaio period.·· Another source said : "Choi does not have strong connections with the military or the party. T hat's IWI weakest polnt, but in this situation It's a lso h is strongest point." , MOST SOURCES agreed that the new government would have , to relax the l.lgbt restnctions on dissent and opposition to the gov- ernment because of the unrest that bas been growing recently. '.'Emergency ~ree 9 <which baiu all public crjticism of the president, the constitution or the government) wiU havetogo,"one source s aid. "Eventually the restnctJons wiU be lifted step b> step The polltacal people -tht soldiers -knew this before and wanted the system changed ··But I don 'l thank they are go· ang to make any impor tant changes nght now 1 ·m s ure at will be changed. but I don't know how much or an what period or time.·· K EY CA..BlNET members and military offi cials. mcludulg the martial law commander. Gen C hung Seung Hwa . and the chairman of tht> joint chiefs of staff. Gen IGm Chong Hwan. met Monday rugbt and again today A spokesman said they confirmed that relations w1lh the United States and other allies had not been affected by the murder of Park by tbe chief or the Korean CIA TAURO'S DECISION came in a suit brought by seven patients at the Boston St.ate Hospital, a state facility for the mentally ill The complaint, flied In 1975. named Dr. Robert Okin, com· m issioner or the Department of Mental Health, and 14 doctors and psychologists as defendants. alleging they ordered lbe use or drugs and seclusion on unwilling patients. Attorneys for the patients said their cllent.s had the right lo re· Ject med1c a t1on . !>u c h c.t!. ThoraZUle and IJ aldol. used to (' a I m m a n 1 c a n d v 1 o l 1· n t behavior. because of potential !>ade errec~ ATTORN E Y S FOR the hospital staff had argued that patients committed to a state an· s t1tut1on are incompetent to make decisions about the ir treatment The hospital starr. tbe defcn:.e argued, has the ob· lagataon and right to provide treatment. even ir opposed by patients. Although the defendants con· tended the hospital staff never us ed force 1n admin1steTing drugs Tauro ')aid the ev1dt'ncc showed that force was used m giving drugs to at least three or lhe plamWrs Snow, Rain Scattered 1\vo memorable Albll'Q.,. All..,t• 8-ltlmon eoiM eos-8'9Wfl\Vllle 9uff•lo ~ Oii< ... CH><i-.tl c .. w1.nc1 Det·f'I Wtll 0.- o.ttelt ••lr11M• ........ "-'""" .._.... IN' ..... .IKkl'vlt .. k -ClfY .....,..,..., Llltte ltedl LM A ...... ~..ttt. ........., M*N .......... ~ ""'°""" ..... .,.,. Olll•CllY Ol9teN .......... ,,_.. ,.ttlllWlll ....... 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Alvar, the famed Spanish master, returns to the Upstairs Callery for another rare personal appearance. For your convenience, he will spend an evening at our Beverly Hills gallery. And another at ow Long Beach location. For your enjoyment, he will be on hand to present a new collect ion of fine ceramics, framed oils, and framed lithographs. But that's not all Alvar will do to please you. He will personally sip\ a new poster, offered free as ow gift with.yow purclwc of anything Alvar . Be sure to join us on one of the dates listed below. f-or a very special and memorable evening with Alvar . BEVERLY HILLS: 175 So. ta Cienega Blvd .• 11 block south of Wilshire:), 12131659·6126. 1bw'9dtyt Novem~r 1. 1 to 9 p.m . • , LONG l!ACH: 3850 Cherrx Ave , 1113) 426· 7070. Pnday, 1'llovcmbcr 2. 7 t("I 9 p.m . t I l ' I I I r I .. ' . v .......... . Orange COast Dally Ne••Maer--.~- • E DITION C FIFTEEN CENTS ' Police Urge· C&ution ·on Trick-Treat a 1 f s aSYNOIM Police aAa't 1......UO. tlaat Department are also ur1in1 au11..UU, tbM parenta either of nine bludaeonino and rapes awld..-l1Dee eyideDee SUI· ~ ... ._... realdtnta Jock tbifr doir, to parHta to accompany their have impromptu parties after a that date beck to AU,U.t of lt'T7. 1e1ta tb1 killer ,... ta t.lu'oalb Polle;. t. eomm.au........ trick-or·t.reat.n,butt.btydOrec· chHdr1n on their rounds quicktrickortreatormakewe Six of the women have been anun&ochddoororwlndow. 0...... Cout klllef'.raplat ommeod that doora only be WedDild.ly nlpt. of recreation center part.lee in slain and three survived, Fearful IWideDll la tbe eout atrw:t M1 tMJ an a btue oeened tocottwned cbl.._. Jrvtne'a crime prevention their areu." altbou&b the unborn infant car· area bave re1ponded to PGlke pprebwlve about W~ay "I auppoee a aot of peopa. are apecla.liat, Llaa llalmaten, said Police apprehension is as ried by one of the survivinl warnlnp about tbe killer but in i.ttt'a Halloween f•UYiU... sotnc to be bandinl out candy by her department ia 1u11eltiQc much tied to the presence ot the women died as a result of the as· some inltances, they have tone "We don't want to paalc peo-ualni the c.balnl oa tbeir doon," that trick or treat trips be made unidemifted k:lller as it la to the sau\l. farther Uum J .. t locld.D• up their mle, but we do want everyone to aald t..t. Gene Norden of Irvine. early and kept abort. tension the string of assaults bas The women ranged in •le homes. UH a liti)e care." aald Lt Jack Offlcen from Costa Mesa "It would be a ~e to bave caused ln the communltles from 17 to 31 and lived in apart· ln Costa Mesa, where four of alDon of Coeta Meaa. (Related lrvine Newport Beach ~ the klda m1aa the fun part of where be bu struck. , menta. Police have been W'line the a11aulta have occuned, rlory P~CI). and the Oranp County 511.rin•a Halloween," ahe aald. "We0<e Police are lnveoU1atln(I total apartmmt dwellen k> lock their (See CAlJTION, Pace .Ul lWbiter Sw~eps Across Plains •' ...... ...,,_. JOGGER IGNORES CHILLY WEATHER IN GOLDEN, COLO. Winter Arrtvea Early In Many Areaa of Nation Still Gust9 . ' f Sunshine F olloWs . ~ . . t ' t t Exit of High Winds i Orange Coast residents can flOOk forward to sunny and slight- ly warmer weather Wednesday aa high winds fade during early morning hours, a National 'weather Service s pokesman ".said. main that way until the winds stop. The high winds in evidence since Sunday have generated few damage reports. Orange County Fire and Harbor Patrol officials said. Tornado Kills 2, Hurts3 By Tbe Auoclatecf Press Winter made a preview sweep through the southern Plains states today, bringing heavy snow and rain and gale-force winds that sent the wind chill factor to 20 below zero in Denver. A tornado tore through the rural community of Newport. Woodford, in southern Oklahoma, killing two people and injuring three. authorities said. The dead were in a mobile home, officials said. l:n..lve wind dam..,. abo waa reported at the nearby com· munity of Love Grove. 1n northern Texas, wlnde of up to 80 mpb struck the town of Graham. aboQ&, eo mUes south of Wichita Falla, uprooting trees, downing power lines and damag- ing homes and businesses. A trailer was overturned, and seven members of one family were taken to a hospital in un- determined condition. Authorities said they could not confirm reoorts that a tornado had skipped through Graham. A small tornado struck earlier in Bangs, Texas, llO miles to the s outhwest, caus ing minor damage and no injuries. The storm, which began de· veloping Monday and gained strength today, left up to eight inches of snow in Nebraska. where the snow wa.o&emed for al least ooe traffic death. In Kansas, up to seven inches or rain ·fell overnight in the south-central part of the state. forcing the cloeing of streets and highways in a two-county area. The weather bureau warned of a possible bUziard and heavy snow. ~ .... -.., • ...,...It .... Danrin'in tlae Wind "Francis ," the cr eation of Stephen Fobes of Newport· Beach, dances in the wind in front of the Fobes residence at 328 Aliso Ave. Fobes made the Halloween decoration from phoenix grass. some old work clothes, a plastic pumpkin head and a straw hat borrowed from a neighbor. He used tree limbs for the legs. Monday afternoon's zephyrs seemed to give "Francis" life. Prisqner Really Goes for Broke Nuclear t• Safety Rapped WASHINGTON <AP> -Tbe presidential commission on Three Mile lsland called this af. ternoon ' for "fundamental changes" in the way nuclear planta are built. operated and regulated. but said adoptioo ot its recommeodatioos still would not "assure the safety of nuclear power." The commission told Presi-, dent Carter earlier today that a broad range of deficiencies - from licensing and regulating atomic plants to the training of ·operators -made an atomic ac- cident such as the one at Three Mile Island "eventually in'evila· ble ·· The panel called March's acci· dent the worst to occur al a U.S. commercial nuclear reactor. but said health effects probably were limited to "severe mental stress" to area residents. Radiation released was so minor that It may never be possible to detect whether the March 28 accident near Bar· . rla~u.rs. Pa., will cause addi· tiollal CaMS of cancer UDGD& tboM w1ao lmf .... u.e facUtty. the commluion aald. The 12-member panel's find· lnp are .mt.oey and many rec· ommendatioal, 1ncluding a ~ poaal that tbe Nuclear Re1ulatory Commission be abolished, would take con- gressional approval. In accep(lng the report, Carter said the recommendations "will be studied very carefully" and that after an analysis he will re- port to Congress and the nation. ··our ,own assessment and our declsl• oo wyt to do cannot be made imm~ately, and we'll have to be very careful and very methodical in our recommenda· lions to the public," he said. Headed by John G. Kemeny, president of Dartmouth C9llege, the panel was sharply s plit on whether to propose a broad moratorium on the construction of nuclear plants. A majority of the 12 members wanted such a moratorium. but differed on de- tails and none was recom· mended. After a six-month 10vestiga. <See NUCLEA&, Paie AZ> Schools S till S hut ~ Light gusts are expected to re-:turo ln the evening hours and ~rtb to northwest winds rang- ;inl from 3> to 30 knota are pre- ic d off the coast, the flpekellUD aaid. However, in one incident, FAA investigators said "it appears" Long Beach pilot Robert Payne was blown off tbe runway at Huntington Beach's Meadowlark Airport late Monday morolng. Payne's single engine craft smashed into two plrll:ed planes as be attempted to land. "Nobody bas been forced from their homes, but we're warning them," said Ann Calvillo, a dis·· patcher for the Reno County sherilrs office ln Hutcbiruloo, Kan. "We've been very lucky." A burglary suspect who police allege made an inept attempt to break jail Monday in Costa Mesa ended up breaking other things instead -the ceiling and bis arm. Police said William Howard Grace, 26, of Fullerton, fled out a side door from an lntemew room at 4:50 p.m. when In- vestigator David Hays stepped out the other door for a moment. Grace. finding, himself m a dead-end corridor. made the best or the situation by climbing up a me cabinet and through the ceiling. police said. The false celling gave way beneath him as he crawled over the polygraph room. police said. They said the loud crash aided them in locating the suspect. HONOLULU CAP) -ffawaifts ~<:_';, public schools, shut down Friday : ·· ·. An Air Quality Management iatrict official said con- minat levels are low alonl lbe Oran# Coast and will re-<See WIND, Pa1e AZ) Newport-Mesa Contest A blanbt of snow was laid on Colorado Mat of the Continental (See SNOW, Page AZ> Grace was treated al Costa <See PRISONER, Page A2) t Hot Race Seen for Schooi Board .., . afoul of the county Board of Education. FolJowinc are proftlea of CID· dldatea in trustee Area 1 - rou,bly tbe Batancla W•b , Scbool attendance area -ud Area 2, tbe triacJe formed bJ Newpolt and Harbor boulnardl and the Calta ..... dtJ llmttl. Storill cm endidlt• ta ANM a aac1 • wm appeu Jatar. ea.. dld•tel nm la tbe .,.. la 9ldeb tbeJ llw, but are elected b7 an dbtrlet wten. ' AREA L Four.,.... term. a....e ........ 1r.,1112 Redwood Aw., a.ta ..... A produet information •aalpt, qe II. wlt.b tm.. cldldra ID Newport.. .... Mbooll IDCI two ~eldJdrw. He baa Mell aeUH ta t.bt 11 ... V.-lellOOI Pl'A. .................. tala or ntabl die "" bl.t ......., .. ea. ........... Hldt ....... ~fw .. ' ' tw:blM ~ mllbt wounce more lil1bly Qualified can· cUdatel. ~ ...,, llammoDO Mid, .. ID ID7.eDap with tbe board, I f o•Dd lt to b• f •lrlt U · ,...,....w. •• lie MW be'd like more..,..._.. u.. boerd. ''IMwa .......... tllbow to n •hm • .a, -wD ,..... ............. ., .... elll. '11111111-'9 eltmle4 lt'• .................... J , . ._. . .,. ....... Nu..ne• proaeb people." la•• P-.u•, 281' Nevi• Ct re le, Cotta lleaa. A Hlea manaser, a1•~ 41, wttb &bne children In Newport-Men acbooja. ' "I'm nmninl blea ... I woald Uk• to do ...... b ... fOr.,.. eGID• mumtJ ad I , ....... I Uft partleular quaUfteatlou la mutet.ln1, wbleb wtll M a n•e•Hl'J HP•bUH1. _for lite Hllooll to be COlapeUllft ... the private acbools in the event a voucher system is in effect," Pancake said. He said be sees as key issues plannJ.Dc ahead in cue of forced buaiog and in case the voucher initiative la placed on tbe June ballot and pusea. •'I seek to repreaeot the people tbemaelwe," be Hid. "I do oot repreaent apeclal lnter eat ,roups.'' &e...U. L. W11•aa, 1151 Labrador Drive, ec.ta llflll, in·. cumbeat. appointed 10 moatbl a10 to ftll Don Smallwoocl'a aeat. He la ID attorney, a1e 38, with two acm ol )Jl'eldlool .,., "I waat to bave an lmpaet oa the tcbooll beeaae 1D7 ll:ldl an approaehlq t.bem," W•71D8D aald. "Tbe male tbl•I la ltadenblp, tbe abllitr to •· dentaad educatloa, to .. . dentmd ................. ..... oltlle,,.,...._llltiO,olldsr,•• , ........... Al) ' because of dirty bathrooms. · were still closed today as negotiators failed to reach a set- lleme_nt in a strike by nearly 8.000 government workers. Meanwhile, attorneys for the state were going.before a circuit judce in an effort to force blµe- collar worker'$ back to "esaen· tial" jobs. l Coast Weathe r Continued fair tonight and Wednesday. Highs · Wednesday 76 at beaches anjl 84 inland. Quite cool toni1bt with lows of 4S along the coast and 5S in· land. IN81HTe•AY, L'"'-EcUie S.. of Uw OU'-' cna .. ,_,,.. "°'°• he 1'cu to In"' co liH IOUl&a.t .. , •• SH. atorw, J*Co,AllltAI. ..... Al Y---Af ,.,_ ........ att .,_ ....... Cl= .......... ., L.M....,. .. ...,. ......................... ii:,~;:~·~ ........... . .. l:"T ... 1 a ......... N = i\fl' ~=-= .... .....,. a_._ :: • SCHOOL •• • I .. .-...11111 M ... ,, I -.a--.w£!waP. :m =tt= 4:,14 u,1._.,111 ,ec ,. ...... 11 tl1ef' s'11111P • ................. 1111' b..., ............... . .. ,_ ........ 1'11 " c!MM9. ..,..,nae_.~ sent_ ...... 11¥ ...... riella. A ... lm ........ adlridet. • ., .......... dlrwtGr of ' SoMMn C&Uonila Cob• ... c.aa ...... ., ....... 8cMel ., • , llikm•' ,,....,, . a11o1aa..a .... -~r:.,:-=::;:s= , ......... ......,.. v laD't ..... . .......... •·i.e·c· -Croeua Qrcle, eo.&a .... At· toneJ • .,. ta, lbNe elllldrm lD Newport.MIU ~la. He bll been ad.iv• ln eo.i. llHa Tomorrow. ii former chairman of Co 1 ta Mu a Redevelopment ~ency, and iJ president at Nortb eo.ta M•a Homeowners Aaaoclat.loo. "I bad people from the area ask me t.o run." lllcLaulb11D sald. "'Ibey were lntereated l.o seeing somebody wbo actually had children ln the acbool cl.ls· trict represent our area. "I lbink the major issue is try- ing to adjuat \he achool pro- grams to the cutbacka in fund· ing," be said. "I t.hlnk I'd put my emphasis on lbe basic three Ra, trying to teach lhe chlldreo the moet Important thln11 about theJr eoclety and the tools they need " fie said be also wants t.o keep as man.y schools open u poeal· ble despite decllninc enrollment. "I'm boplnc that I have some innovative attitudes and that I'm open·mioded enough to u - seH the problerm that you're going to meet and to be able to make good declaions," McLaugblln said "I don't really know that elect- ing me wtll be all that much bet· ter than electing my opponent, whom I like," he added "I don't walk on water." lleyaald Pelletier, 2443 Fordham Drive, Costa Mesa. Aaaoclale realtor, 66, with a son at Estancia High and a daughter who graduated from Costa Mesa High "l want to restore the con· hdence of the taxpayers and the parents in the board' or educa· tion because everybody com· plains they can't be beard," sild Pelletier, wbo bH a PhD In ps ychology from the UnJverslty of Aliiers. ''I c)on't think lb.al the school distrlct bat understood tbe mea.n.lq ot PropoeltJon 13. The cuts, If and when any were made, were not made in the right places," he sald, adding that be would take a second look al admini!trallve cosu . "l intend to spend full time, because that's a full-Ume job," PeJJeUer sald. "I would make myself avallable to everybody. "I'm very conscious that, if elected, I would be one out of seven," he said. "To the extent of that lnlluence, I would certainly want t.o help the board · and the school district develop new toola lo meuure the efficiency or the educational ayat.em, to appraise accurately the result.a we're gel· ting for the money we spend." .fi',....PflfleAI NUCLEAR •• tion lb.al included seven public tiearinp and the taking of dep- 9sitlona from more than 150 government offlclala, utility employees and citizens llvinl near the plant, tbe presidential panel aaid it hid concluded: -The company that operated Three Mlle Island, Metropolitan ~d.lson C.O., ''did not have auffi· cient 1EDowted1e, expertlae and pe.-.onbe1 to operate the plant or maintain it adequately.'' -Zmerteney response to the accident b)' the NRC, slate and federal emer1ency authorities and uUlHy 0Uiclal1 "waa domlD&ttd b)' an atmosphere ol almost total eonfuaion." DAILY PILOT , ... 0r-c-o.11,l'llft.•• .. _, ... _ __ ,.,. __ " .. '-"''"'°'-c.no-~·~_....-... ....... .--_....,. ,, ... t .., c.M• """"·.....,rt ....... _.....,... ...... 11·-.-v.iiw.1.-.......,.....,.,,-... .. c-,,. . ~ .......... -.......... .,...~,.-_,.ti. ................... ~ .... -W.M a..fil""4.~ ....... c-• .-._. .. ... .....,__"""'_ --·~ VI0 ~-0.-·-,___ ..... • ..... ~t ... "rJ:'* ~=~--- , ••• ,tie .. '".,...., OJ• ........... .....,. -!91:'~ •arts l'tlllll llOW," ldall? NW. ucommoa HDH t•ll1 me It two then-~ ......... ~O.Scllrt1 a . ............. Nld ...., ... would l'OfDe rrom anyoae aup. Gera.14 Ford and rormv ao. DOl'll.., a Pf'tlldefttlal cudkla~ lloaald Rea1an. · ~opea to 1at•tr eao•t~ ..................... lbat ~&a from a ctwa,e la tt~ IM aatd uaat lo .-o the law. .... tber-e ;.Miid be more thu 10 eaa- Bcbmita Hid be hH heard .. ~ldatt1 on the Republlean M.llot· -laiUUlft ........ lM IUU't tsp 1Htcaa .._. talle·all ,.whlMUal prl•U'J. "Umata ran&ln1 from tl'l5,000 primary ballot. kual&a ....... ,.,..... M o•ch1 fro• Callforaia 8ecntarJ ti ...._ lluet. ,_. &a to dttulat. ~.Be Ml WldJJ NO". ., to coUed Ml.111 sl&Ql\ftl to plaee tM lalUatlve belont \l'Ot«I. He Wd toct.y &.he petkiou an bela& prtD&ed DOW ADd aboWd be In clrcua.tkln "any day DO.W ... to '1700,000 for the amount "To have a winaer-tak•·all nMdld to nm a aueceutul v<Ur 111tem wltb tbat many eaa· loltl1Uve e.a1paJp. cHdatel w lndef..ible," Sebmtta II UM meuure were approved aakt. ''It J~ doesn't m.U .-. ln Junie, it would be lD effect far t.o have oae penon nm oft wWa the 1.0 prealdentlal electtoa, all the marblel wbeD all be bu Schmit.a aald. t.o do ll aet more tbu ..,_. Ht noc.t tbat Democrat.a bavt had a proportional dl.ltrlbutioa or primary vot. alnc:e after the 1972 election , but that Republicana have roaUnued t.o 1lve all votes lo the top state winner elle." · A. aupport · 1roup, tbe Fair Presidential Primary Commlt· lft, co-cbalred by Schrolts and Coocressman Paul McCloekey, R Palo A..tt.o. will establlab bead· quarten ln Tustin, be aaJd. I 'Th mooey la a bi& q.....UOO Schmit.a said \be wtnner-t.ak.e- aJl 1y1tem1wun't of major coo· cern to him 1n me because the One at tbe c&Ddtdat.I lt a · pected to be former Texu Gov. John Coanally. wbotD Sdunit.a baa · supported. However, Scbmlll 1ald today lb.at wtill4' some o( Connally'a supportera approve of the Initiative, "the Connally campalan bas been thus far ~luctanl to come ln and support this." Mesa Conducting Anti-rape Seminars Former Mesa. Pastor Sund Dead at 91 In respoose to the slrinl of U · s aulta on women ln Oranae Coast communities, Cost.a Mesa pollce are offerln1 a aeries of three rape·awareneaa aemtnan beginnlng t.oo.igbt. The aeuions, tau6t by Of. fleer Darell Freeman and police aide Sandi Rose will be held it the police station at t9 Fair Drive. Tonight's aesalon will be held al 7:30. Wednesday's wtll be'at 2 p.m . and Thursday's wtU be at 7 :30 p.m. The semlnan are free. In addition, classes ln the use of MACE, sponsored by Golden West College, will be taught at the police station. The day-long courses are set for Fr, day and Saturday. However, a GWC spokesman said the Friday aeaslon la full and there are only five openings in the Saturday clus. The colle1e spokesman sa.ld additional seaalona would be added t.o accommodate people wbo ca~'l get into thh weekend's classes. The class cos ts SS. 70 .for matertals and reglatration of a MACE applic ation. The spokesman said student.a will be exposed t.o the chemical t.o ac· quaint them with its effect . Mesa Wo.man Attacked fl~uneral se rvi ces are scheduled Wednesday for the Re v. Lest.er PhlUp Sund, rormer assis tant minister al Costa Mesa's First Methodist Church, who died Saturday at the age of 91. • Tbe Rev. Sund taugbt adult Sunday school claaaea al the church for the past U yean and, though r e t ired, served for several years as the church'• U · sistant mln.ister after movint to Costa Men in UM!O. Services are set for 10 a.m . We dnes d a y at the Firs t Method1.st Church. Frtends may . call at Pierce Brothers Bell Broadway Mo rtuary until 9 o'clock tonight. Clmrch OKs Gay Pastors ·In Garage Born in Cfam F alls. Wlscona1.n. in 1888. Rev. Sund led several rural parishes ln that s tate before moving with hls ra~ly t.o Southern Callfornia in 1920. In 1960 he retired from the Methodist Church of El Momte where he had been minister ror 10 years Prior to that. he wu with the Westmoreland Com· munity Church in the Imperial Valley for 1even yean. ST. LOUlS <AP) -The Chris tian Church < Ois· ciples of Christ ) has voted to reaffirm lhe power of r egional bodies of the church to ordain bomoaex· uala aa miniat.era. Al the same time, the delegates t.o the church's bi-a nnual convention here reti!llimed Monday the d,:nom1 n<1twn 's tradition a I i.tand agairu.t ordination of homosexuals, said church s pokeswo man Lilli a n Moir. Carol Blakley of the T reasure Va lley Christian Church at Caldwell, Idaho, called the vote a partial victory for gay rights. ··we f eel lik e we 've gained a lot ," said Mrs. Blakley, one of 200 mem· bers o f the churc h 's gener al board of dlrec· tors f'r.m P.p A J CAUTION ••. police say the registration of pistols has doubled ln the put 10 days. A seminar oo self-defenae for women sponsored by the police department "at Orange CoHt College Monday drew auch a lar1e crowd thal it bad to be held in two separate locations. Police Jn the coastal com· munlUes 11ay they're concerned a tragedy could result lf a panicky resident overreacts to a Halloween prank. Newport Beach, in an attempt to keep the pranks and the tension they cause down, is 10· ing to field extra patrol unit.s Wednesday night. Mean•hile, police and tiremeo are al.lo remindinl reel- den&a ol the •wd aatety precau· Uorta that ought to be oblerved oo Halloween: -.,._ dllNrea tn UJhl col· ors or me reflective tape on their CIOltumes. -CUl7 a nwneht . -o.•t earrJ a candle or uy other IE1nd of open name • -•• ..,. •uk ere bolel are larae enoulh to provide aood villOa. -._.,... aad aayt.blDC tbat eaa bn tbroWD or atolea out o1 "~ we w•t evUJOM to k.., Mr Pol'da lipta oe.. It wnld be a nil belp." 111. Malm ... .cldisd. r ... P ... .41 WIND ••• TIM tDftltlpton Hid demi .. ... ~•batd.'4110lllll• ~ "::r ........... . broba a.. ............ ... uull ew _. ..w..it1 r 1 ........... ..,. ,.....,... .. .. ....., ....... w t' A yoWlg Costa Mesa woman was attacked and hit over the head Monday In her garage, police reported today .but there is no evidence to link the aasault with a aeries ot nl&ht-llme rape- alaytnp now beinl investigated alon1 the Oranae Cout. Police aald the 23-yur-old woman was lo her east slde apartment garage at about 6 : t5 a m Monday and doesn 't re mem ber seeing anyone before she was struck over the bead. The woman was unconscious for about three hours, police said. She caJled for help after she regarned consciousness. Rev. Sund Is survived by bis widow, Catherine Sund of Costa Mesa : three dau1btera, Mrs. Beverly Harper, Mrs. Fero McAnlis and Mrs. Ma rjory Pantzar, aU of Newport Beach; two sons. Lawrence and Roger S und. both of Visalia ; 19 grandchildren, and 18 great· Rrandcb1ldren. The family has suggested memonal donations lo the First M ethodi.st Chur.ch Oraitn Fund. Inves tig a to r s said th e woman's clothes were in disar· ray but they won't know until lab test.a are completed whether or not she WM raped. The vi ctim didn't require hos plla1l1ation, ~Hee said. She was not robbed Family Dog Dies in Mesa Home Blaze A short circult ln a television electrical cord was blamed to· day for a pre-dawn blaze that killed a pet dog and caused more than $20,000 in damage to a Costa Mesa home. Costa Mesa Fire Marshal Ru111 Henderson said the fire broke out al about S a.m . today at the home of Ellen Richardson, 237 16th Place. The fire was brought under control with.In 17 minutes, Hen· deraon said. He said the only one hotne al the Ume was the family do~. who died in the fire. Damage was estimat ed a\. $20,000 to the structure and $1 ,500 to contents, Henderson said. He said tlre otnclah believe a television cord s horted out, 1tartlD1 l.be blaze. The abort mi1bt have re.ulted from an overload on an attacbed ex- teuloa cord, Hendenon said . Mrs. Harwood Services Held Privat. tuneral Mrvtc.t at Ma have belD condueted fGI' Beverly Harwood who died Sauarda)' lD Newport Bpcb aftW a l~ lllHca. • Mra. Harwood WU tbe wUe of loa1·Ume Harbor Area att.orne)' DoaaW Harwood. Sie Inv• taer .tdower; ICIGI, Robert aad lUdaard 8coU both ol Loi AQea.; modaer. ~ DeOraacfcourt of Pacific Pa11Mdss, end a a&lt.er, also ti LolA= ,,.. ? .............. c1ouuw to &a. •&10 ro 1· Uoe, la nn ti Dr. Alam.-, tM M.170Clll6e.SG$ .... lllma • • f',.....P.,.eAI SNOW ••• Dt vlde, with up to a ball-foot forecut foi lat.er In the day. "It's a dangeroua storm," aaid Ellis Burton, meteoroloei*t for the National Weather Servi~ ln Denver. "We defln.it.elr advi.M motorist.a to ... trave only as necessary. ·'With the 25 de1ree tem· perature and the 30 knot wind, It makes a wind chill of 5 t.o 20 below." Burton a aid. ' . Boston No•Ne A Pucker Dr~• a l!.olll Nl:W YORK CAP) -A prelideatlal DOlliDll' na afoul ~ NortMna llle«MI, aecordiq tO tmtortaD Arthur Sehl"'~. At the recent dedication of tbe Jobn F. Kennedy Library in Bottoe1 • Prealdent Carter planted • friendly kiu on Jae1ae Onaula' cheek. Seb~. aa advtaer to the late preeldeat • ... quoted. MODday'a New York Poet., .. ytq Mn. Onauts •aa a~yed 1pparenUy becauae .. in the North, aenUemen not ldsa ladies on auch brief acquaintance." However, Carter pecked a number ol womm on tbe cbeek at the dedication, tnclud.lnf Joan Kenaed1. wife ol expeeted t>NlldeDtial rival Sen. Edward Ken· nedy. and tben were no other reporta of raentment. <'Alrrle Kele• Newport Woman Marks I OOth Year Friends and relatives gathered Monday to whb Newport Beach resident Carrie Kelch a happy birthday -her 100lb. Mn. Kelch, a rormer resident of Costa Mesa '1 Bethel Towers. was honored at a party at Newport Villa West, where she now retides. Sbe WU al.lo feted ()1) Sunday at a bn.mcb at the Balboa Bay Club. Mn. Kelch UI a native of D· ltnoUI wbo moved to t.b.iJ area in tr71: Her craodl at.her fouebt at the Alamo and her father wu a ploneerln1 country doctor In l..a wre:nceville, Ill. Sbe Is t.be.. 'lridow of George C Kelch of Ohio. ci.y PtMe ..... ,.... 100 YEARS YOUNO Mn. Cent• kelctt Air Service to Resume Hughes Airwest , whose planet1 have been grounded since Sept 10 by a s t rike, will resume service on Nov. 10, alrlliie of l:corwmic Index Rises WASHINGTON <AP> - A government Index de· s i g n e d to f o r eca:.l <'C"onom1c trends showed surprising strength in Sep· tember, rising by th · large1>l amount since Apnl 1978. t h e Commerre Department reported to day The Composite Index or Leading h~d 1 cators rose 0.8 percent in Seplembt!r, compared with a 0.1 per· cent rise in August and a 0.3 percent decline 1n July The rise waa 0.9 percent in April 1978. The strong s ho wing , h owever, reflec ts the economy before th e Federal Reserve Board took sweeping action Oct. 6 to boost interest rates and tighten the money supply to baWe ruln1 In· n ation. fi c1als have announced. The airline. whJch operates L3 fli ghts a day out of Or ange Coun· ty to destinations in Nevada and Arlrona. wiU begin acceptina res- erv aUoo.s Nov. 6. The line •• ll'OWI~ when the firm's 2,200 reservation and clerical employeet walked off their jobs ln protest over a ~ar- 1001 contract dlapute. · A tentative agreement. reached Oct 15 was ratified by t he members of the Airline Employeei, Asaoc1atloo this wet'kend The new. thret> year contract calls for a 3.1 J)l'rcent pay ratse over the term or the contract. f're81PapAl PRISONER •• Mesa Memorial Hospital for a broken arm and returned to jail, police said. They said they added suspi- cion of alt.empting to break jail lo the char1e of buralary and a parole violation cbar1e from 'P.ennsylvanla oo a burglary coo· v1ctlon. Grace was orllinally arrested at 10:30 p.m. Saturday nllbt at an apartment complex on Paularino Avenue, police aaid. , r·· Oil Cat Manda~ LONDON CAP> -Britain's ConaervaUve covttnment bu or· dered tbe Sbe1l ud Esao oil com- paaiet to cut product.loo by a.l.mo9t 50 ~rent at their jolntly owned Breat lkld ln t.be North Sea to curb lolMI olnatunlf.u. Enef1Y ••n•sur Ram.lab GrQ la.Ml the cutt>Mk from 11$.000 buTtll • day to lt>q,oop 1'0Uld nduee UM! •\11>- AIY of don' ..,coil~ lD BrttalD itala wiDter · by ebout 10 .,.reent. Spokesmen for &bell and E110 warned tb8t t.bt move could puab up prlcet for pdae, fuel oU 8Dd beat- lal oU lD 8rtta1n and tbat ...... abortqll could not be r.;JICI out. s Book Tells How To Lose Money By llJLTON MOS&OWITZ BooU that counsel you on bow to .iet rich are eom· monplace. They line the sbelvea of bookstores. It's refretblng then to see Little, Brown & Co. publl&b Ro1al LltUe's oew book. "Row to Lose $100,000,000 and Ot.bef' Valuable Advice.·• Litt.le ls one of the great enl!epreoeura or our Ume. having been involved ln dozens Qf ~uslneues. including the start of the first big ~riglomera\.e, Textron -and here he is doing us the service of detailing bis mtstakes. an ex· erciae rarely attempted by corporate types. Many diaa.sters are covered in this book, enough to add up to $100 million. but not all of that. miod you, was RoyaJ Utt.Je's money. If Money Tree thia book teaches you anything, it's to play with other people's money. FOil EXAMPLE, in 1931, two years after the stock market crashed, Little thought the Ume had come to buy. But be needed money. Well, Little happened to know an in- surance broker and they ~truck Uus de<il : Little bought $500.000 of life insurance from the broker, who, in return. guaranteed a $100,000 bank loan for Lillie. That was in ea r· ly 1931 England went off the gold i.tandard 1n September· 1931 a nd LJUle recounts "I lost my rourage, sold everything of!, and took a s ubstantial bath " !low he was able to cover his losses. he doesn't explain Knowing pt>Ople. or having connections. always helps. Little entered the textile business m 1919. gettmg an un- usual opportunity to learn every 1>hase or 1t. thanks to the good influence of his uncle. J\rthur O LitLle, the noted con· suJting cngtneer l N 1928, ROYAi. uttle helped to form Franklin Rayon Corp. Some· $200,000 had been raised but another ~.000 was required L1tue explarn.".> that It was ra1sro ''from a young man who wai. fctm11Jar with the textile tndll!>tr)', and who~l· (a m1)y Wa!> QWl~ wealth). v.1• g;ne him a JOb for which he was realty not qualified Lre-.surer of the n1•w company " F ranklin turned into AUanttl' Rayon. which. :.pawned Atlantic Parachute CW<>rld War II bustnf'!i'>) which was the 1mmedl<itc predt'ccssor <>f Tt-xtmn. 1·~1 ;1bJ1..,hed In 194:1 B>· his own adm1:.:.tons L1tUc "4J '> r1t·;.1·r u1·1·1•:.5rul 1n t tw lextil(' bustnl·:.:. It \4 <1!> a scn .. i. of up ..1ruJ .fll\4 n-. Yet m 1953 . ..1ftl·r Tl'>.tron hJd J11'>l n11m1·y an 1952 :w<f OWl·d some s:, mllli">n tn banks. L1rllc Wlf' able to hrnd more monc~ 'o th..11 Tl·'Hrnn could tl1H•rc,1f}' <lUb1d c: of lex· tilei. b) JCQWnng J St Low:. manufdl'turcr TH£ MOSEY Ct\ ME from rnw o( Tt"Xlron 's chief creditor... f'lr!>t National Bank of H11hlOn. "4hcrt' the lend 1ng offlC"Cr. Roger Damon. told Lilli\.' "Ko~. I think your v.hole idea of unrelatL-d d1' cr.1hcahon 1s na1.-, I am certain )Our plan 1s going 10 ht• n failure. but to ht•h> con vtnct' you that you an: \4 rong th•· F1r't 'lat1onal Ban)t 'Wiil assis t Perhup' you'll lcum a le:.'>On from th is unc ·• When.' can the re st or us find b<rnkers hke Lhts one·• Roy Little closed down textile mills all over bis native New England and moved them to the South to escape un· ion labor Ironically. once 'Te"<tron g()t 1t-; art to~ether a!. a l'Ongk>me ratc, till' Ont' busm~s it wanL<•d no pan uf was textiles. It sold the last vesuge of its founding bus iness an . 1963. Like alJ entrepn_ineurs, Lillie stresses lht> importance or r isk t.aklng or. to put 1t more bluntly. gambhng Even to· day, ln hJs 83rd year , Little ts gambling \4fth th1s book. Toward. the ve ry end of the book h1· ha'> what's called a "hidd(•n offer ." a de' ice to test whether re<1ders have read that far UTTLE RF:PROOL'('f;S th1•n· .1n tnl·n-.itblc hm1R1' hand ht.• once had ht.· dn"N 1•\1•f\ .1•'" 1 11·r' kin~ ·••HI lWlJ queens He shows lht• ntht.·r h.md Inn I.11th· hat! 1\ ntJ trump .ind "1.·nt llo"n 1ir.1 T h•·r• 1~ .1 14,f\ 111 rn:ik1 '" nn •rump .ind L11tl• 1•r11 mt~es th,tt tu· ~all ,1•1111 ,, SI hill to 1·11·n r1•.t1frr "'h11 111.111' him tht.• <'IJrn·et ans~l'I •<tnl· pn11• 11. ,1 fJ1111h , th11u~lt i L1tll1."s book rt'la1b fur SI~ 'I', Th1.• st.indun.1 auth11r.., royall> 1s JO percl'nt of the 1·0H·r 1>nrt• 11r SI 29 Thal leaves Little ~1th onl y :?9c Ca~~uminp 1 \en une who •wnrt.c, in a solul!on bought tht· book I AclUc1ll~, 1t ':. wor:.t' lh...tn that bttause Little has agret.'Cl 10 ~1ve h:slf his royaltll's ti) the Harvard Rus1n1.·...s School A<lrl th~t tv the SJOO mtlh111l. ·The Real thit1g · Coca-Cola Moves I Into Other Areas ~~-By JOHN CUNNlf'F Af'_A_..,tt • NEW YORK Pnces climbed 1.1 percent aga1J1 last month, wb.icb means that despite wage Increases the buying power of workers dropped seven-tenths percent. or to a one. year loss of 4.4 percent That really 1sn 'l telhng the wort er much at all except the specific figures: tbenews in general already was weU known, t.be in.formation havi ng been communicated by the wafer lhinnessofthe wallet. Buta mysterylingers. Wortcenknowtheblgwadsofbi& are CoinC for increases in the prices of gasoline (3.S percent lut month>. beating oil (S.6) and shelter. But ther e's more to lttbantbat. COVW IT BE that the worker is being nkkled. di med and quartered to poverty? Is he or she the victim of s lot machine inflation? The term s are ap\. ln the local self-service laun- dromat, for examp~-the proprietor is forced to increase his SO.cent charge for a load or wash. Whal is the minimum increase technology permits him? Ten percent. That is, it wouldn't pay him to put in coln slots that ac· cepted pennies, even if they were available. In ract ,:ze ea· sons. why Taise my price only a nickel, just to hav to raise it again in a few months? And so be ra.i&es bis price by 25 cents, which a unts to a 50 percent increase. He ratfpn.allses It by saying that a mere quarter isn't . alter a.lJ, &oing to breaJt anyone. Besides, lnflatioa will catch up anyway. • RE l8N'T THE only ooe rM'O"inl ln'tbat mumer. Operaton of ciaarelte macbinea, mllk dispensers.. newspaper racb and otber coin-operated devices theoriie I 1lmilart1. Pean.leis are out: t.bey are nuisance colna. Someth1nc of the same prevalls even wbeo macblnel aren•t bavolved. llqulDes Ju.mp a quarter, not a dime. Caacty ~ baJrcut.s, 1boMhlDM, motJoD pictures, boob, Ua, COi cs rise propordonallJ. The ptftenta•• Mklom are limited to tbe ruse of 1•eral lnlletloa -about 13 perte1tl a year u m...ur.d by t.be CODIHUDer prtee.'lDdu and a.s pwcent when meUlll"ed by tbe sroa aadoaal product deflator. IDNed. tbe IDcrM1419 often aewd • perea. ad nan ~ 100 Ptl'aat. swr, beca ... ...., •uallJ .... \l'Oln..,.... 0 cbaafe, .. or taera .. 1tem1 an llJlll'Cbued la-treq-.ty, tbe iDcfelHI AN tollratrad. ., Nkb&ed, 1imed and~ mto ~ dlltnll Wbl1-tbey bad their.,. . OD tbe dollar laWI. \ . • •• IM&.Y"LOT MAIMADUkl SHOE "Mom! There'• a very upee1 brush l8lelman at the doorf" MOON MULLINS a ' THE FAMILY CIRCUS . by Bit KNne "Want me to .taste the tria-or-treot candy to see if the kids win like it?" DENNIS THE MENACE s flUNKY WINKElllAN ------.... I'M #ftNO 1> eel WOeaJI I GOT ~ L.OOtC. AT t#J ltEfO«T' ·~' I t:n£ ~ ME. (,#:0 I LEb ~ SMfUNC:, ON ME T by Jeff MacNetly by Ferd & Tom Johnson GORDO JUDGE PARKER Mil eucxMAN 'EEM5 RATHER "f&TLE66/ 16 fTAU.Rl6HT If I TME HIM ~A WALi' ON 'l'HE 6"°""°6, M16& ~f TUMBLEWEED~ ·Nn'Olli.,~l l'U--OU..HIM WHV Wl!Wl!MCKI ISN1f SHI! THI! PFU!SIDeNT Oft VOUR Ct.US? I DAABBLE QR.SMOCK "('4 ! f"A'f'S l.OtN6 ~ LOO< "ff~lfll ~ 11"'$ ~ M~~ (utJ 1'0 l A~"f, 'f}{E fvM'1~1~ €'/€~'( "lfAR~ ~ lOMf: I AL\JA'iS "lV E 1'0 l LE hl 001' 1'UC UJS1Q£ '? IJ 1tn Unit.cl J..w.1 !..,,,,...._ w ANC', 'f'O ReASSU Re ' 'Yt:>U 1"HA"T" YOU ReAL.l..Y' ARS IN A HOSPIT'At,..., KIPC'O, YOU'L.1-FINP "T"HA'f' w e seRve: A• MARGARINE! T"HA1" A6SOL..U'f'el-Y TAS'f'E:S L-1 Kf! MAR<SA RI N f! .' :~ ·: CJ •' ..... . : ""'~ .. ~~ TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 1 LIQfll be8m 6 Help 108'>w "Pigment 1S King -' 16lkn 17 tmc>roper 18 Tu.rte 19 RatlOnlll 20 -- belo*I . 22 Sela 24 T 00000111 ~Plx- 27 &Nfhefs 31 AIWeys. ~r:· 32 Good·by. ap. 338Mdeatet 35 WIQlll 38Coin 39 Abeea 40 Soclt• 41 ldent\ty 42 Oeltll)ln 43 Menll 44 &oecti 45 Honzon• 47~ 51Towtr 52 Journeyed 5' Grlln man 58 Frotl S9 CanolO 61 Aotldacny 62 Aodlty 63 W!OeSP'ead ~ ConClude 2 WOfOI 6S C.- 66 Tryst 67 Singer~& DOWN 1 Slum 2 ~ 3 Al.,, - • Clfo 5 Aft>or UNITED FeltUre S~ Mondey'• Pume SoMld 6 E\09rf0M 27 He1tc11M racetlcQe 7 Globule 28 Girt'• nick· 44 Aoed -.or11;.. 8 Roof l>Ofo.t• lllfN •• ~ 9 Snirtf• 29 CNnt 46 -~ lO Poeftlve 30 Bldg mngrt .. 47 Belt leply. Siano q Jiffy 2 WOl'dl 3"' Haurdl 49 8perllll 1 l Upect 3S " -ffee" tllln'I N11M 12 Fr9neh 1nrN-3e tt.tlflen town 50 Cut--. rty 37 lAtterl 53 ""'"* 13 QotN 31 °"'*' 56 ..... 21 Still 40 ~end! 511.-ve blrde 23 ........ 42 Amerce 57 ....... 25 lntroc1Uo11on 43 a.., eo Ml -·•, '