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TUESDAY AFTERNOON1_NOVEMBER 6, 1979
VOL 71. ltO, JM. J Sacno911S, • f'AO•I
Tbe ca.ta Ilea Chamber of
CollUDft'Ce bu launched a drive to raile a $10,000 reward for the
capture and conviction of the man
who bas assaulted nine Orange
Coast women, murdering six of
them.
Nate Reade, the chamber's
general manager, said the group
bas donated $500 to a fund at the
Citizens Bank of Costa Mesa and
ls seeJrlne donations from busi·
nesses throughout the Orange
Coast
In addition, a spokesman for the
Costa Mesa Police Officers' M·
80Ciation said the $1,000 reward
beinl offered by that group baa been lncreued by $100 th.roup a
dlllationfrom a local merchant.
Tbe SUtton News Group, three
Barbor Area weekly newspapers, hu polted a reward of $5,000, but
tbat off• bu a Dec:. 4 deadline for someone to come fonrard with in-
formation that would lead to the
killer' a arrest and conviction.
Reade said there ls no deadline set on tbechamber's reward.
He aald ~ wish1D.I to con-
tribute to the reward fund 1DaJ
COGtaettbechamberat9'79-05alor
K• Fowler at the bank.
Be Aid daaadom aboWd be
made totbe Colla Mesa Cbamber
olCommereeBewardFand.
'Quiet' let
Officials at Air California have annou.nced
acquisition of four DC-9 Super 80 jets, the
so-called quiet jet, which the airline will
add t.o its fleet in 1981 or 1982. An airline
spokesman noted that negotiations are cur-
rently Wlder way for Air Cal to acquire two
additional Super 80s which could be put in·
to service in late 1980. The plane can carry
162 passengers.
Worker Suffers Burns
Blast Shakes Mesa Plastics Plant
BJ IACIDE llYJIAN Ol .. ....., ...... s....
Two unrelated fires that broke
out wWd.n two boon of eacb
other lloDda7 ln Costa Mesa left
~ pluUcs plat worker seriously Inland and a home damapd,
ftre oMd•'· aald today. TbeJ uld Richard Cardo9, 35,
Arthur F. Butterwick home, 2338
Ruteens Drive, and burned a
flberglaaa patio cover. The blue
sent clouds of black smoke into
the air, offtdals said.
No one wu reported injured in
the seccJDd fire, which caused
about '1;100 dama1e, omciala
Hid. 'Ibey aa1d tbe fire milht
bave been caused by a bum1nc
obJeet toued over a fence.
Fire Marshal Rusa Henderson
said there was no similarity
between the two Narmco ftres.
The flrat was caused by a
chemical reaction that hasn't
yet been fully explaloed and re-
sulted in an In-depth lnvestila-
Uon of the pl.utlca plant, be
said.
Because tbe cause of lllon-
C8ee n&ES, Pap .U>
New Gas Lines
A Possibility
WASHINGTON <AP) -Federal ofllcials say it is difficult to
~~the effect of a cutoff of Iranian oil shipments to the United
Such a cutoff. tbreatenect Monday by Ali Akbar Mo 'Inf ar. the
Iraruan oil miru.ster, could cooce1vably bring bact gasotine lines
and odd-even sales. Or at could have oo impact at all, the officials
said.
THE llINISl'U SAID OIL EXPOaTS to the United Stat.es
would end if Ayatollah Rubollab Khomeini, the religious revolu-
tionary leader, wants them stopped.
U.S. experts believe a deliberate cutoff aimed solely at the
United Stat.es could well have less impact than the production in·
terruptioo that resulted (rom last winter's revolution.
Total American imports ol oil from Iran bave fallen from the
800,000 to 900,000 barrels a day the United States lost when ship-
menta halted last winter to about 700,000 barrels now, the Energy
Department estimates.
AND U' lllAN BA.LTD ONLY direct exports to the United
States, other Iranian oil would still eet throulb. In July, only
387 ,500 barrels a day were imported directly from Iran, the depart-
ment reported. In Auauat. tbe direct Imports totaled about 500,000 barrels a day.
Broader action wouJd be needed to stop the estimat.ed 200,000
to 300,000 barrels of Iranian oil that reach the United States daily
as heavy fuel oil ref"med ln Curacao, tbe Bahamas, the Virlin
Is lands and elsewhere.
To bait that flow, Iran would have to stop all oil shipments to
those ~. which are not the targets of ita displeasure.
IF taAN MERELY SOLD TBB U.S. share of it.a oil to otber
petroleum-importing nations, the oil they would normally
purchase elsewhere would be available for export to the United
States.
U all Iranian oil was denied the United States, the loss mfeht
amount to about 7 or 8 percent of U.S. imports, or less than 3.5 or 4
percent of total U.S. oil supply.
But the cost to Iran ol cutting lta daily producticm by an
equivalent ol the 700,000 to 800,000 barrels ultimately reaching the
United States, the omciala point out. would be at least '9 million a
day at recent prices.
At wont. such a la.rse-ceale cutbaek could mean a reta.rn of
the 1uoline llnes, odd-even sales cblyl, and purchaae limits ex·
perten.ced ln parta of tbe country tb1s 1ear.
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1 of WMtminater. wu burned
0ver 20 pereent of b1a body In a
1:45 p.m. exploUon and ftre llt
Narmco llaterlaJI Inc., eoo Vic-
toria St. Be ... repolt.ed In fair
(ODclltlon toda1 at Boa1
Memorial llolpltal.
Tbe MCCIDd ftre, labeled of
IUlpidoaa ortstn. bloke oat llt
3: 11 p.m. In fJrusb bebiDd tbe
The earlier fire, at Narmeo,
occurred when srapbite flben
from ..,,.,aes beini dried in an
oven mtered down onto a beat-
tn1 coil and cauaed a abort
cireult ome1a•1 aald. SpriDklera
aUnplsbed the ftre.
Americans Face Death
.....
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Cardot. a qualit)' control operat.cr, wu ~ured when the
nploUon blew tbe door off the
oven and tbot flames out into the area wblr'e be wu wortdq, of.
ftcJ.alt uld.
l"lr• protection analyst
Tbomaa Macduff said tbe 0raaae CountJ Crtm• Lab wm
c..t tbi ;S:t. aamplee for
po.tb1it that COGld ba" ~ ... the lban dreall oe........_ Be aaid tlaeN ..... ~
• ...,,... to be ., IOlftlD In
tbe09m.
Narmeo wa tbe acme ol a
m~ fire In AUIQlt t1aat UUl8d
fat al iAJarlu to Geor1e z.
Seaman, 57, of Oran1•, and bulaed a--.t worker no bM ................. from tM
~. 2 Die in Hotel Fire
\
Vlol..._ = llU.eoo,112 ..,.. aDrpd IMllOU.
TM atbel' ~ad the ....... ol tbt qa!mt
_.._ wwe: 4m!1r9dil.'HIU, • ........ Mlatlct R.t Id Co.,
ARCO, tA •illlon; hevron
Bendit Flees
N. Carolina May_or With 81,549
:; Gets Death Th. re~-i· t ~ !~t~ .~tn
KK• 'l•f•r•e•'
,,_. ~ a plaid ab1rt and blue troueen
. ~~~~M~ay~
ROSMAN, N .C . (AP>-tbreats when the A1be!llle holdinauv.asavtn1sandloanof·
· _l~ord '9ae:r mQOLOLWa-QUMn puNl•bocl.a story-Ilea-flee in FOuntain Valley. police .~vtitU.any' all·wblle ..moun-day al>Qm bil l.98UI unden:over said. 'taJn community, says be bu worlc qa1nst tbe Klan, the The robbery occurred about
• ....,_. 'do MNnl 9nu, mc:eladpr n,,.apaper said today. 2:49 p.m. at a Fullerton Savinal
death threats betause resklenta -Posey told~, in a and Loan branch at 18020
learned be worked u an UD· telephone interviw~ he-iiaa ~ Brook.burst ~t. Police said the
dereoftl' apnt a1alnat tbe Ku ceived t.breata warn1.ng lie Woakl~.. away with 11,5'9. Klwr Klan. be •bot lf be attended Moodaj's Inv ~eve be may
Posey dlaappeared Monday meeUna of the Board of be the banditWbe.has held
JJilbt after recelvlnt death Aldermen. up two other savings and loan of. The Qtisen publiabed a story fices in Fountain Valley since
Apple Valley
Bl.aze Burm
3,000Acres
APPLE VALLEY (AP) -An
out-of-eoatrol brush flre fanned
by 2$ mpb wtnda burned about
3,000 acres of chaparral today in
a rugged mountain area east of
the high desert commuo.ttx_of
Apple Valley.
About 200 firefighters, mostly
lrom the U.S. Forest Service,
were battling the blaae on
Granite Mountain, seven miles
east of here.
Federal Bureau of Land
Management spokesman lohn
Frye said a helicopter and aerial
tankers were baWIDI tbe fire.
but most of the work on the
mountainside waa beinl done by
the hand crews.
Monday in wbicb Posdy re·' September.
vealed bow he'd come to this In Monday's robbery, the gun.
Transyl~a County town of 400 man first approached a woman
to avoid execution by the Klan in teller, utina for change for a
Miaaiaslppi. ' $20 bill. When she opened the
He told the newspaper he'd cash drawer, be drew a .38
worked u an undercover a1ent caliber revolver from bis
to help convkt Klansmen waistband and ordered ber to
responsible for the deaths of 1ive him all the cash.
three civil rights workers there, The robber was described to
and said be canie to Rosman to police as being Latin in ap·
bide with Dr. Edward Gaine pearance, about 6-feet-3, 190
Cannon. a doctor who founded tp<>unds.
the Albert Schweitzer Hospital
at Balsam Grove.
·...Posey's daim-that1ie was an
undercover agent could not im-
mediately be confirmed.
Posey, 54, was appointed
mayor of Rosman last May
when Mayor Andy .Mull re·
signed. He bad been running for
election to bis first full term UD·
opposed.
But Alderman R.G. "Cotton"
Galloway said Posey, a
Democrat, would be opposed in
today's vote by a write-in cam·
paign for former mayor Bill
Boat Skipper
Found Guilty
YORKTOWN, Pa. <KP>-.
The skipper of the Coast
Guard cutter Cuyabo1a says
he's sati.sfled with tbe sentence
ordered by a military j~ .that
convicted him of dereUCtion of
duty in connection with a ship
collision that killed 11 crewmen.
Etaerflfl sa.,er1
If it weren't a palnUn1. this kind of house wall construc-
tion with a zip fastener could save a lot of energy.
However, it's just an eye-catching work of art on a tiuge
fire wall in West Be rlin.
Oil Spill Reaches
Texas Coastline
GALVESI'ON, Texas (AP> -Penodic explosions have bam-
Large patches of heavy and light pered efforts to control the conti·
oil from a crippled tanker cov· nuing fire on lbe Burmab Agate.
erec:I the beaches of Galveston Fireboars have maintained a
Island today, the Coast Guard round·lbe-clock water barrage.
reported The latest round of explosioos
Another series of explosioos again caused the fireboat.a to
also rocked the ship overnight. 1catter, but no injuries were re-
"We ha.-e prett7 extensive oil ported.
coverqe all a1oq the beadw Tbe Na.y equipment II tbe
ol Galftltan Jaland. Tbere are HUM tat WU med •1atmt oU
places th8t ue unaffected and tt eeeptac from a blown-oat Ila-
varies in lntenaJty from mousse lean well in the Bay ol Cam-
to very light sheen," said U. ~be. Tbat well ccmtinaea to
Gabe Kinney, operations officer lealc oil into the Gall, ud
at tbe Galveston Coast Guard several South Texas beaches
Station. have been stained by it.
Mousse ii a heavy concentn. Remains of the empty
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F1RES •••
day's blast is known, it can re-
sult 1n immediate action, replac·
m g the ovens wttb explosion.
proof models, Henderson said.
Tbe 'investigation that
followed tbe earlier fire resulted
in f10dings of numerous fire code
violations, including Improper
storage of dan1erous chemicals,
Hendenoo said.
Tbe blaze was 50 percent con-
tained Monday evening, but
Frye said this morning that the
flre was out of control again and
there was DO estimated time for
containment of the blate today.
Cathay.
And at Monday's board meet-
ing, Posey's board voted to fire
him because of the story in the
Citizen, Town Clerk Catherine
Chapman said the vote to fire
lion of floating oil wbicb freighter llimou, which was
He said Narmco offlclala have
been cooperative about rectify.
ang the violations and plan to
close down the plant by 1983 and move to Anaheim. ''I'm happy with everytblng coagulates into tar baila th.rough heavily damqed and burned in
that baa come out. I sWl love the the action of sea water. the coW.aioo, were towed Mon-
Coast Guard," Chief Warrant The oil ii coming from the day to Galveston shipyard
Officer Donald K. Robinson said Burmah Agate, which bu been where ita owners will determine Tests Ordered
Monday after the panel decided afire since 'Iburaclay when it col· what to do with it. Grial said.
No structures were threatmed
by the fire which broke out at
2:53 p.m. Monday, and there
'Were no injuries reported, Frye eaid.
Police Hunt
_Pit Bull Dog
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A
search bu been launched for a
• four-month-old plt bull dot
wbleb.btt a San Pranetsco 8lrl.
Denise Guidi, the puppy'1
owner, said tbe dot wandered
off a week •10 after lt bit
Heather ltellJ, I.
U tbe dol UID't found 100D.
·Heather will have to let rab6•
sbota. 'lbe black dos waa •eartna
·a brtiht red collarwbeD it•tn7ed
from itabome at 7S1 Atben Street. .. ..
·~Jet Landa Safely
t LINTBICUll, lld. (AP) -A
Delta AlrllnH Boet111 '11'1
jetlinh on lta way from Atllnta
to New Yorlc with M people
aboard wu forced to mab an
emertlDC)' landiq became ol
two bOmb tbNeta. oftldall lald. .. _,~~~-~----....
Posey was IJl!animoua.
The mayor wn invited to
Monday night's meeting, and
said be got aa far aa the door
with a rifie but decided it best
not to enter.
"Would you go to a lynching
party if you were the guest of
honor?" be aalced a reporter.
Sheriff Milford C. Hubbard
said be lcnew of DO death threats
be ahould receive a ¥tten lldec:I with the freighter Mimosa . Three early mornin1 ex-LOS ANGELES (AP> -1be
reprimand and loss of seniority. near the entrance to the ploslona shook tbe Liberian· Nuclear Regulatory Commtllioo
Galveston ship cannal. restatered tanker Monday, fott. has ordered more earthquake
Thejurycouldhavelmposeda Two more bodies of crewmen ingftreboatstopullbaclc. s afety teats at the Diablo thr~rnonth Jail term and loss of washed ashore at Galveston to-Oil from the Burmah Apte, Canyon atomic power plant at the
all military benefits in connec· day, bringing the confirmed which carried 400,000 barrels ol same time the plant's owners
lion with the colliaioo of the death count from the crash to 13. licbt crude oil, stretche4 100 warned of state power shortages
Cuyahoga with an Argentine Another 19 sailors are missing miles on the surface of the Galf oext summeriftbeplant'aliceos-
freigbter in Chesapeake Bay. and presumed dead. of Mexico. ingis beldupmucblon1er.
The cutter sank minutes after ~---=-------------------~------~----------~------~~--'=-........ -----~~~~ the Oct. 20, 1978 collision.
a1ainlt the mayor but bad been I.J __ .J G __ .J _
warned by an unidentified caller UUltti, re1~ that there might be trouble at
The sportsman's time has come.
It's Rolex.
the meetmc. He and two dep-,,0 _01 BllllY•t' uties went but did not 1ee the ~ u.a mayor.
Posey left town for an UD·
discloled loca&n but bu lcept
in toueh with the newspaper. In
tbe telepbone llltemew Monday
ntpt, be aaid be learned that a
Cl"OSI h8d been burned OD bis
lawn.
Be uld Monday be plans to
leave from bll hideout aooa for
New Ha'DPlldre, where be wUl work In Sen. Edward M . Ken-
n~y•a presideDtlal eampalp.
BRASILIA, Brazil (AP)
President Joao Fi1ueiredo
• played a practical Joice on bis
army minilter by grabbing a
cicarette lighter shaped Ii.Ice a
hand erenade, pulllne the pin
and then banding It to him. •
A Brulllan newsmaeanne
publl.lbed Monday an account of
the lnddent, which It said OC·
curred at a recent expoeiUon of
arms and aromuntUon.
Figueiredo, a retired leneral
who baa drawn a lot of attention
because of bis informal conduct
in office, banded the object to
Oen. Walter Pirea. aayln1:
"Take this. It'• your bab7. ••
Plrea' aboclced expression did
not tum to la\llbter unW be dia·
covered what the president bad
actually alipped him, the report
•aid.
7 Iranians
Arraigned
Incredible sport watches from Rolex. Each in stainless
... tt-el with a matching bracelet, they have the accuracy.
d urability, and features the sportsman demands.
A. The Submarine(, '895. B. lhe Daytona, '950.
C. The GMT Master, '850.
Deltr ..... ~ .....
PRESIDENT CARTER ADVISED ON IRAN SITUATION
Jarnn ROOMV~lt S.nda "Get Tough" 0 .. patch
·Roosevelt Telegram
President Urged
To Get Tough
By DA vtD KtJ'l'ZllANN °' ........... _
Fonuer conireuman and NftPOl't Beach busi-nessman James Roosevelt has told J>resident Carter
to get tough 1n dealing with the "anarchy in Iran."
IN A TELEGRAM to the White House be sent
Monday night, Roosevelt, eldest son of President
Franklin Delano Roosevelt, told carter:
"Our country must not appear to be leaderless
about the anarchy in Iran. Our people and the world
expect leadership." •
MOSLEM GUNMEN have been holding
American hostages in Tehran the past several days,
demanding the return of the cancer-stricken former
Shah as the price for their freedom.
The Iranian government also has threatened to
cut off oil supplies to the United States as long as the
shah receives medical treatment in the United
States. The shah is being treated in a New York City
hospital.
"WE ARE NOT WITHOUT options such as ex
pelling every Iranian student enjoying American
hospitalily," Roosevelt said in his message to
Carter.
"If Israel could rescue her citizens at Entebbe,
surely the United States bas the resources and im·
agination to recover its embassy and free its
American hostages," the telegram said.
"I RESPECl'FULLY call on you as the com·
mander in chief for leadership and action,"
Roosevelt said.
<See &OOSEVEL".f' TELEGUJI. Pa&e A2)
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Ill
Iranians .
To Kill
Hostages?
BJ ne AlllOdaeied Pnea
Iranian demonstrators
threatened today to execute
aome eo Americana held hostage
at the U.S. Embassy in Tehran
U the U.S. aovemment tried to
rescue them. Meanwhile, Iranian Prime
Minister Mehdi Bazargan re-
signed and Ayatollah Rubollab
Khomeini told bis Revolutionary,
Council to take over the govern-
ment.
The Iranian political situation,
however, remained unclear.
Tehran radio, in a broadcast
monitored in London, reported
that Khomeini's council asked
the ministers of Bazargan's gov-
ernment to continue their duties
pending "a fmal resolution of
their position."
The report followed Kho·
meini 's earlier reported ac-
ceptance of the resignations of
Bazargan and his cabinet.
The Catter administration
said 1t expects authorities in
Iran to honor a pledge by the
fallen Baza.rgan government to
protect the safety of Americans.
"The U.S. bas been given as·
surances by the authorities in
Iran that the safety and well-
being of Americans will be pro.
tected. The U.S. expects that
these assurances will be
honored." said a four-paragraph
statement issued by the White
House.
There waa no immediate
re•po••• boa AJ'atoll•b Ruhou.b ltllolD9lat •ta._.,.
of the Americana. How•u.t.._ .be re'Jed.ed ...... of eDdlq
the emhusw llel9 ud wamed
of ~r.other steps" in a
Tehran Radio broadeut from
bis religious headquarters in
Qum, according to the Soviet
news agency Tass.
"The American Embassy, as I
was told, was a CIA espionage
center," the news agency quoted
Khomeini as saying. "Some peo-
ple are now pressing that stu·
dents should leave that em-
bassy. But we cannot sit
idlebanded when the United
States is weaving conspiracies
against us.
"We demand that the United
States should extradite the
criminal shah to us, and the
British government should ex·
tradite ·criminal Bakhtiar. We
shall take other steps if this is
not done and if these criminals
are not expelled from those
countries," Tass quoted Kho-
meini as saying.
White House press secretary
Jody Powell said that the ad·
ministration still did not intend
to use military force to free the
embassy hostages.
•·Are you still ruling out the
use of military force?" Powell
was aslted.
•'Yes," was his one-word
reply.
Powell would say only that <See IB.AN, Pace AZ>
* * * U.S. Helpless on Iran?
. .
Corwem/or Hostages LimitB Options
ends
Admlnl1tration spokesmen
vehemently denied reports Moo·
day that they offered to discuss
the 11uab'1 future with Iran in re-
turn for the release of the
bostqea.
One poaible solution could be
a voluntary decialon to leave by
the 1bab. t+S. officials refused
to comment about whether they
were ~ that with biln,
bUl llDCe be had bia tallbladder
removed •and la aufferm, bom
lJtn~ caneer, bis abW~ to
travel wu questionable.
The lnmlaDI. meanwhile, had at leut cme more card to play -
an oU embar10. The United
States dlrect.11 lJnporta about
400.000 lMliTe1I ol lnnlan oO dal·
IOO.OIO lndireCtlY. 17 -eailc>tber aoo.ooo to
. cw as. .... Al>
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A REAL YAWNER -Despite late arrival of Margaret Swam (left), and Lens Dorkin,
some election materials, Buffy the cat Buffy's owner. are working the polling
didn't miss out on cat-napping at the polls place.
today at 330 Apolena Ave., Balboa Island. J
Materia& Arrive Late
Some South County Voters Turned Away ~
BJ' JDltY CIAU8EN Of .. D9lty,......,
Two Orange County polling
places failed to receive boxes of
voting equipment until well after
9 a.m. today and bad to turn
voters away, preclllcl workers
reported.
Three otberprecincts reported
late arrival for some al thm.r
equipment and bad to improvise
to late care of voters wbo becan
showing up at 7 a.m . when polls
were to open.
Officials at th e countv
Option Rejected
Hearing Ordered
For Mrs. Halvonik
OAKLAND CAP) -Deborah
Hinkel Halvoruk rejected a drug
diversion program today and
was ordered to stand trial on
felony marijuana charges with
her husband, state Court of Ap-
peal Justice Paul Halvomk.
Municipal Court Judge Ken
Ka waicbi ordered Mrs. Halvooik
to appear Nov. 16 with her
husband for arraignment in
Alameda County Superior Court.
As be bad with her husband
Friday, the judge rejected de·
fense claims that state man-
juana laws are unconstitutional.
Outside of court. Mrs.
Halvonik, who is an attorney.
made her first public statement
since her arrest Sept. 19. She
called the drug diversion pro-
gram "transparent sexism."
Had she completed the two.
year program, it would have re·
s uited in wipin1 out any
criminal record.
"I was told I would be liven
drug C0W1Selina," she told re-
porters. "We a1f tnow that marl·
Juana ia not addictive and you
don't become belligerent when
you use It, ao I wu curious u to
what kind of.coumellns I would
receive. There ls no drus
coumelinl in this county."
ReferrlJll to the pros:ram's re-
q ul remenl tbal marrlate
coumeHns be undertaken, abe
aaid. "I would have been tntDed
to be an obedlenl wlfe. It woaJd ban been two 1ean of obe-
dience tcbool. I do not relllb to-
~ •. ~ Jall, but I plan to not
Kawatebl a~mltted Jira.
Halvoatk to tbe dnal procram
and Uld JudCe HalTOdit 111\11\
stand trtal Oil cbariea of ~·
lQI 823 martJwma ptanta in the
couple•1 00Ca4 bome .
Statements by a policeman
and Halvookik revealed at pre-
hmmary bearings have indicat·
ed that plants were entirely Mrs.
Halvonik's responsibility.
Mrs . Halvon1k was also
charged with possession of co
came.
Attorney Ephraim Margolin
termed drug diversion. a pro-
cedure routinely available to
first offenders, "an escape hatch
from a law that is draconian "
Judge Halvonik chose to fight
the charges in open court. mam-
taining bis judgeslup mandated
that bis name be cleared or all
charges.
Bandit-Hits
Dry Cleaners
In Newport
Newport Beach police are
seeltiol tbe bandit who took S287 at gunpoint from a dry cleanine
establishment Monday after-noon.
The holdup occurred at 2 p.m.
at Rx aeanen, 1000 N. Bristol
St.
Ac(!!Jl'dlna to police reports, a
man ·c:arrylnf a two-incb blue
steel ...vol•er confronted tbe
loae clerk ad bad her dean out
the cub reailter.
He was deseribed u ll10tlY
built, • to ao yean old .Wfth a
full mmtaehe and dart bair.
The budlt ... ••Al'lnl • an.a Arm)' Jaekel and concealed bi.I
e7e1 bebJ.nd mim>r•tJpe IUD·
IJUML
Registrar of Voters Office in
Santa Ana 5ald the polls that got
off to a late start because of the
m1sSlng vollng materials will
close at 8 p.m . Just like all the
others. Voters who may have
been turned away th.ls morning
because ol the foulup have no re-
course except to return to their
assigned polling place before the
8 p.m. closing time.
Orange County Registrar of
Voters Al Olson said be couldn't
explain the mixup and bas no
idea what the legal ramifica-
tions of the problems m1gbt be.
"I don't know what happened
to the boxes ol supplies," 01.soo
said. "They were delivered by a
private trucking contractor."
In Fomitain Valley, precinct
tnspector Kitty Barnes s aid she
received an emergency kit from
the Registrar's office at about
9 40 a .m. and began accepting
ballots
Mi ssing from the delivery of
.. upphes to ber precinct, No.
16221 at Mo1ola School. 9790
Fmch St. was "box number 5,
the supply box." she said.
The box contained the reg-
1 s t e r , reg1s trat1on s lips,
rosters. marking devtces and ar·
rows for dlrecbn~ voters to the
(See FOULUP, Page AZ>
Coast
Weather
Considerable cloudiness
today increasing by
Wednesday with a 30 per-
cent chance of rain
tonlsht. Cooler weather
prevailing with highs of 68
to 78 and lows of 48 to 55.
Tims
t•
h..1.mt Carter IMlcl u un-
tebeduled meetiq OD tbe msli wltb b1t MDJor foretp policy ad·
vtMn at tbe White House bealn·
nln18'8a.m.
.Uked about the deatb ~t State De~t offtclall DatJ
no official comment.
"You're dealina wttb a mob.
K'• not surprlllna that aome of
tl'tem would uy that," one of.
ficlal tald.
Offtdala said that despite the
resipatloft ol the Baur•• P· ernment. they were still deallDC ~ltb tbe Forelf a lliniltry
brou1b Amer ca'a chief
r_nretm&atlve in tran, Cbar&e A' Atfalnll L. Bruce Lalnlen. lfe bad been ne1ot1at1nt wttb Suarpn·~~ ,overnment at \be
i'oreian 111n11try llnce SuncfQ when the demonltraton Mlred
t.lae emtillu1 and demanded &be eatradltlon of ou1ted Sbab )lobammed Reaa Pahlavi.
hosplta.UMcl in New York UD·
dergolnl treatment for cancer.
The U.S. government refused to
meet the demand.
"Any milltary or non-military
attempt by the U.S. or its agents
in Iran to free the American
spies held as hostages in their
embassy will cause their im·
mediate execution," the d'm·
onstrators said in a broadcast
messa1e.
A West German radio broad·
cast from Tehran allO aald other
Americans, employed by priv•e
U.S. firms in Iran, were being
fbunded up by armed Iranians
afld taken to the U.S. Embasay
grounds.
The demonstrators at the em·
bassy also threatened Lain1en
today, telling him to come out
"from your biding place" and
sul'l"ender as soon as possible
"because your secret (wireless)
contacts with Washington will be of no help."
Hassan Tabatabai, an official
of the premier's omce in Tehran,
said Bazar1an, who bas beaded
the government since the suc·
cnsful conclusion of the Iranian
revolution last February.
resiped because of Khomelnl's
~calatlng anti-American cam·
~at1n.
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HELPLESS ••
Early 'IJumout 'Poor'
NeWJ19r-t, Mes~ Voters Slow to Cast Ballots
Voter iumout in Cotta Meta and Newport Beach at OOOD .O-
day raqed from a low of abo\lt
~.5 percent to a blab of 20 per-
cent, with mo1t precinct
workers reporttq early ballot·
inl b7 10 to 12 percent of their
voten.
Tbe hlCli turnout wu reported
at the Oraqe Cout YMCA. 2300
Univenlty Drive. Newport
Beach. 1'be low turnout waa at
Co1ta lleaa Cit.J Hall. ~
1enerally 1bow1 low ~ot r
participation. . poalbly beca111e
-~· Canoowut Die•
A 1 Capp, creator of the
popular comic strip, Li 'l
Abner, has died of e m·
physema at age 70. Capp
started the strip in 1934 and
retired two years ago (See
related cartoon Page A4).
Services
For Flyer
Set Thursday
it servee matnl)' rental units.
Ha•bor Area residents, who
bave until 8 o'clock tonltbt to
Yotll;::: Mleetinf a m.iortty ol
ll'UI OD both the M~ Mesa Unified School Dllbict
and the Coaat Community
Coll••• Dlltrtct. In addition, Costa Meta .,.,...
are cbooetna memben for tbe
Cotta Mesa Sanitary Dtstrtet
and Mesa Comolldated Water
Dl1triet boards ol dlreetora.
Uke other Calltornia ftten,
tbe1 abo are votiJll 011 foar
* * * 40Percent
Wrmty Voter
Turnout· Seen
proposltlom on the ballot.
At one poWn1 place in tbe
Harbor View area, an e1edion
official noted that an unusual
number ol men bad been vodq
durlnl tbe lllOl'1dq boon.
She uld about 98 percent ~
the voten bad been male, where
mornln& voter• usually are
female.
CM Chamber
Sets Reward
For~er
The Costa Men Cbam~r of
Commette bu launched a drive
to raile • no.ooo reward for the
capture and conviction of the man
wbo bu assaulted nine Orange
Coast women, murderln8 six of
Registrar of Voters Al Olson them.
said 7.2 percent of Orange Coun· Nate Reade, the chamber's
ty's 900,463 registered voters general manager, said the iJ'OUP
bad cast ballots by 9 a .m. in has donated $500 to a fund at the
today's election. Citizens Bank of Costa Mesa and
Th.la compares with a voter is seeldna donations from bull·
turnout of only 1 percent at. the nesses throupout the Or.,e
same hour during a special dis· Coat.
trict election two years ago, In addition, 1 spokesman fortbe
Olson said. Costa llesa Police Officen' M ·
Tbe tu!p~ut tre~d today-ttelation :iJ' tk St.GOO reward wasn't as hl8fi iis lt luii been in beln& off by that group bas
recent primary and general been increued by $100 through a
elections, but Olson said be ls donatlonfromalocalmercbant
standing by his original forttast The Sutton News Group, three
of a 40 percent turnout by the Harbor Area weekly newspapers,
time the pol.la close at 8 o'clock bu posted a reward of $5,000, but
tonight. that offer bas a Dec. 4 deadline for
Orange County voters were someonetocomeforwardwithin·
casting ballots today for 228 can-formation that would lead to the
didates in 28 school board races klller'sarrestandconvictioo.
and scores of other office Readesaidtherelsoodeadflne
seekers ln 19 special dlatricts set on the chamber's reward.
throughout the county. He said anyone w11bln1 to con·
Also on the ballot are four tribute to the reward fund may
s tatewide iaaues, including contacttbechamberat~or
Proposition 1, which would put a Ken Fowler at the bank.
Die P.ee •I B .. ger
An old Clmbodian stara off into apace as he watches the
actiYity around bim at a field boepital in the Cambodian
refqee camp at Sa Kaew, 'Ibailand.
Spill Reaches Texas
GALVESTON. Texas (AP) -
Large patches~ heavy and Upt
oil from a crippled tanker cov·
ered lbe beaches of GaJYe9&oo
Island today, the Cout Guard
report.eel
Another series of expkJsioaa
also rocked tbe abip ovemiCbt.
"We have pretty extena1ve oU
coverage all alool the beac.be:s
of Galveston Island. There are
places that are unaif ttted and It
varies in lnten.aity from mousse
to very lipt sheen," said U .
Gabe Kinney, operations olficer
at the Galveston Coast Guard
S~ttoo.
Mousse is a heavy concentra-
tion of floating oil which
coagulates into tar balls through
tbe action of sea wate r.
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ROOSEVELT •••
In ~ent later today. Roosevelt said be isn't necessarily advocatmg an Entebbe-style raid to free the hostages.
"CERTAINLY THAT QUESTION involves a lot of other coruuderatlons," he said.
But Roosevelt said he is dismayed by the Jack of acti~n ~ the appearance that there's no plan for dealing with the situation.
"I FEEL VERY STRONGLY that we bad plenty
of time to anticipate that something like this would
happen and yet there is no feeling that our govern-
ment is ready to act." Roosevelt added
"We ought to have the ingenuity and resources
to do something to assure the safety of our own limit on busing o f school He said donations should be
children to correct racial tm-made to the Costa Mesa Chamber "'-~
balance and Proposition 4, the _.2ofJfC~o~m!!!m~er~ce!]R~e~w:!.ar~d!JF~un~d!:_. ---~====================~ so-ealled "Spirit of Proposition
citizens."
13" initiative.
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FOULUP •.•
polls.
Ma. Barnes said that more
than 50 voten were turned away
before the "emergency .. voting
suppllea arrived, a tablet for
sl1Datures. marting devices and
a street index of re1!atered
votert in the precinct. served.
A prectnet in Tustin faced a
1imllar problem until an
emer1ency kit wu rushed there
at about the same time, Ollon
1f4d.
The S?'rtsman' s time has come.
It's Rolex.
Incredible apart watches from Rolex. Each in stainless
steel with a matching bracelet, they have the accuracy,
durability, and features the sport5man demands.
A. The Submariner, ~. B. The Daytona, '950
C. The GMT Master, t850.
l
Southern Caftifornia Edison
Company oftlciala, operaton ol
the San Onofre Nuclear Generat-
inl StaticJa, had hoped to put one
of the new reactors in semce by
the end ol 1181 and the other in operatioa by 1983.
But Dave Barron, an Ediaoo
spokesman, said today it's too soon to tell what the NRC's most
recent polldes may mean in re·
gard to the licensing process.
Barron said Ediaon officials
are waiti.ne for more lnforma-
tion from the NRC on the needed safety improvements.
Trial Slated
For Four in
'Sting' Case
A trtal date of Ian. 7 bas been
aet for four Oranae County l'Mi·
den.ta ~of operatlba a c!lCm
scheme dubbed "Tbe SUna,"
after tbe Academy Award-
win.niq mcme.
The lour -Attila DeAgh, 39,
of 2716 Hilltop Drive, Newport
Beach; Michael Newman, 36, of
14 N. Stonlngtcn Road, South
Laguna: Beverlee Claydon, 35,
of 81 Royal St. George, Newport
Beach, and Jerry Morris, 34. or
Buena Park -were arrested Ju.
ly 24 on warrants issued through
the Los Angeles Co\Dlty Superior
Court where they wlll stand
trial.
The trial date was set Monday
during the quartet's arraign-
ment at which they all entered
innocent pleas.
Pollee alleged that the four
bilked wealthy county busi-
neeamen out of thousands of
dollan by uainl a ri"ed card
game in a phony gamblinJ club
located in the Hollywood Hilla.
One victim. Stephen Schwartz
of Corona del Mar, went to
police afte1' los1..na $160,000 and
hla 1976 Rolls Royce. ·
The three men are to stand
trial on cbarles of conspiracy
and srand theft. Mn. Claydoa
will be tried on conspiracy
charges. All four are free on
bail.
ln·&ddition. the three mm face
pl'OHCUtion in connection wtth an Orlmee County c..-in •bfeb the1 alJepdly took feet for ar-ran1tq non-e&iatent buaiwl
loan.a.
reotly under ....,. ftJr Air Cal to iCijUfre two
addHianal SUpero .. which coaJd be put In-
to sentce in late 1980. The plane can carry
112 s»seeng.ers.
Krishnas in Drug Case?
Groml,Jury IMicta 11 on Haahiah Chargea
IUeven 'men indicted by a
federal aradl Jury for 1mua-
1Un1 hub.iab oil and income
tax evasion are said by tn-
ve1U1aton to be part' of a
La1UD8 Beach-operation and to
be put or present members of
tbe Bare Kriabna sect.
Tbe indictment, unsealed
Monday in Los Angeles, accuses
the men with smuggling the po-
tent marijuana derivative from
Pakistan into the United States
in 1976and um.
Among the defendants
charged in the multimillion
dollar conapiracy indictment
were three prominent fleures in
the biurre 1977 drug-related
slaying al Stephen John Bovan
in Newport Beach.
The nine-count indictment al-
leges the defendanta hired drug
smug&llng couriers poslnJ as
businessmen to carry bub.lab oil
from Pakistan into the U.S. hid·
den away in secret compart·
men ta ol typewriter cases.
The indlcbuent was handed
down Nov. 1 but kept under seal
until Monday, after initial ar-
reata were made, accordlna to •n Oran•e County Sberllf's Department spabsman.
Allece<t to be the rincJeader or
tbe baaldU oil lllDUftllq rina
that oDerated_prlor to June 1977 wa• JcMaJb · Sbeltoo Davia m.
30, of Laguna Beach.
He was arrested at bis bome
Sunday night and held on
$300 .ooo bail.
Davia pleaded guilty last May
to a kidnapping conspiracy
charge related to Bovan's
murder outside a Newport
Beach restaurant in the early
morning hours or Oct. 22, 1977.
He bad been serving a six-
month sentence on weekends,
Orange CoWlty district attorneys
said.
Other Bovan defendants
named in the federal indictment
along with Davis were Roy
Christopher Richard, 30, and
Joseph Gabriel Federowski, 28.
They are aUU being sought.
Richard is the former bead of
the Hare Krishna temple in
Laguna Beach.
Also arrested Sunday and
Monday were Patrick William
Kenealy and Douglas Hart
Snyder,bothheldon$50.000bail.
Named in the indictment but
not yet arrested are Robert
Shea. 40; Dean Allan Greenberg,
28; Robert Leonanr Garreru,
36; Lawrence Dana
Moutaomery, 30; Gary Gene Roberts. 29, and Jack Carreras,
32.
~u the auspecta are cbaraed wtth eolllPiracY to import a con-trolled substanC:e, ~of
IDcb subltanee, and consplruJ
to poueea tbe aubetance with in·
tentlon to dlatrtbute it.
Davia, Federowski and
Richard in 1977 were said to be
part of the so-called Kriahna fac-
tion in a maastve ctruc smug-
eline rf.ng operated by DOW lm· prisonedAJeunder Kulllt.
Meantime, a spokesman at tbe
Loa Angeles headquarters of the
lnternatlm.al Society or Krishna
Conaciouaness denied any af.
filiatioo with the men named in
the indictment and said the
church bas strict rules agaimt
the use al any intoxicants.
"Ir anyooe breaks these rules,
they don't belong to our move-
ment," said Eric Larsen.
In London, Michael Grant, of-
ficial spokesman for the interna-
tional movement, said that some
or the men bad pa.st connections
with the church, but they were
members of a splinter group and
had been ousted for policy viola-
tions.
"Categorically, we state we in
no way condone these tiDda of
activities," Grant said. "And
their religious affillatlons have
no more mnninc than ii they
were Rom.an Catllollcs."
The iDdlctment alle1ed that
Davia f:ltabUabed several buei·
Dftl froota in Newport Beach to
la under the proceeds or
narcotics sales. Davie was
charted with involnment in a
''continuin1 criminal en-
terpriae" -a federal crime
wblcb can draw a life imprison·
ment term -and willfully flllnc
a fake income tax return.
The federal indictments
capped a two-year, muJti-aeency
invesUption into the Paklataru
connectioo, a man known almply
JlS Raabid.
Investigators say Davis recruited and traJDed ~~
to buy the drug from Rubid and
brine it into the United States,
according to the indictment.
Once the hashish oil was
brought into the states, It was
transferred to baby botUes for
distribution to customers.
In addlUon to the drug smug-
gling, Davis was charged with
vlolatinJ income tu laws via in-
vestment in "fl"ODt" busineaes
to coneeal tbe tarce am.ounta al
Income from tbe 1mu1'1J.n1 operadGQ.
Wunty DA Taking
Case of County Cop
A decision on whether a
second trial will be held for a
former Santa Ana policeman ac-
cused of illegally detaining a ·
Mexican-American youth is in
the hands of Orange County Dis-
trict Attorney Cecil Hicks.
According to Deputy District
Attorney Jim Reilly, Hicks de-
cided to take "a personal role"
in the cue that has sparked a
furor in the Hispanic com-
munity.
John Manliaracina bad been
charged with a single count of
falsely impriaonina Maurice
Ibarra, 20, by taking him from
one Santa Ana park to anodael'.
Mangiaracina's first trial ended
when the Jury deadlocked 7 to 5
in favor d acquittal.
At Reilly's request, a bearina
on whether a second trial ahoulc1
be held was delayed unW Nov.
13.
Among those pressing for a
second trial Is Jess Araudo
presidept of the Mexican-
American Bar AasociaUon of
OranceCounty.
Araujo aald. aboa.Jd a aeeond
trial not be eranted, he will punae a federal civil rtlbta
violation aplnst llanctaradDa.
The officer, who bad worked
Cor the Santa Ana Police Depart-
ment for five years. was fired
followtna an investieatlon of the
incident by the department's in·
ternal affairs division.
Maqiaracina's attorney, Ron
Owens, said charges against bia
client should be dismissed.
Owens, however. did not object
to the continuance.
816J!.'!.,~
Llfepal'd elalef1 from four
eltlee pr•mted PfOPOlall for eo••rl•I aatneorporated bMohll ..U,.... tbat UDdeleat
a. prtnte llf .. 'ft.q eompaQJ'a tu b7..-dam MO.ooo. Pro1'o1al1 ·for llfe1uard
aer•ieu on county beaebea
betwem Surflide, Colon1 and
Ca~ Beaeb were opened
lD eomt.7 dllees lloaday.
'!'be coaDty lftlJn•IJy coatracta
wttb a&Qaceat cWea for lifeauarct
aer•icff on unincorporated
.... bat tld8 Jal' tbe dtlm
faced competition from
Lifenard lntemational Beach
Senleea, Inc., a private firm
owned by Jim Stauffer and Diet
Jobmcln.
That ned&llnl company won
contracta from tbe eounty last
year for eovera.se ol IOUtb coua-
t y beacbea. But this year,
lifeguards in Laeuna Beach and
San Clemente, along with
1uards in Newport and Hunt-
ington Beach presented pro-
posab that were $44,000 less
than thole bids from the private
firm.
Huntington Beach proposed
covering beaches at Sunset and
Surfside Colony for '40.272 next
year, a s compared wi th
Lifeguard lntemational's bid of
$53, 184 f« the same contract.
Newport Beach proposed cov·
erage ol the Santa Ana River
Jetty for Sl.9,172, compared to
the private firm's bid of 134,100
And the combined proposals of
Laguna Beach and San
Clemente for county coverage
between Aliso Beach and
Capistrano Beach came to
$97 ,662, co mpared with
Lifeguard Intemational's bid of
$114,290.
Officials at the. county's EIJ.
vironmental ManageQ;Jent Agen-
cy said Monday they 'will study
tbe proposals from the city
lifeguard services and the
private company and present a
package for the county Board al
Supervt.son Nov . 20.
Kurt Brittain. EMA 's recrea-
tion 1QPerintendeot. aaid bia ol·
fice la '"1ftluatina the •uloua
Qpeftiaftlle~ ',...='• =
lie .... ·~·"·lane ...... letabl~ tteiiiS tlurt 1ft~ lodtlnK
at tbat mieht affect tbe finaJ proposals .••
But, be said, the evaluation
will not affect the biddin& ltaelf,
"because if we cut Item.a from
one budeet. we'll have to do the
same ror the others ...
Lifepaid Intematiooal Presi-
dent Stauffer said be is not dis-
mayed at the results of the pro-
posals, which were opened Mon-
day.
When asked why the other
cities bid as much as S20,000
lower than bis firm. Stauffer
s aid be ·believes municipal
lifeguards want to bump his
operation, "so they can raise
their prices next year when
we're out of the picture."
Bat martne ufetJ d1Ndon
from tbne of tM ctU• uld
their l!Adl were lower WI.,._
btcaUH tb• CODD\)' outUIMcl
tpecJtlc aemcea they nqalN nenyear.
'1'b1a Umt, u.. eo\mt)' eet tbo
level of senicea it especta,
wble.b meam all ot as were com-
partu apples wftb applet," said
Sao CSemente IJl•euard Qllef
Dick Huard.
Por lmtance, lnatead of mu-
nin1 county beacbea wltb
nteran Ufeparda, the cities
propoeed aa.larta for tint year
auardl, wbicb reduced their bMla
eonalderablJ.
Stauffer said be will appear
before IAcuna Beach City Coun-
cil toniab1 and the San Clemente
City Council Wednesday to •
ject to the method of biddina by
1uards in those two cities.
But ffuntiDiton Beach marine
department chief ViDC4:
Moorhouse said he is confideni
bis city will get the countt
contract.
Bartender
Can't Keep
Cash Bag
A former Santa Ana bartender
who found a grocery bag con-
taining more than S37 ,000 has
lost 10 his second attempt to
wrest the money from Orange
County
Supenor Court Judge Robert
Todd denied the petition filed on
behalf of Leroy J Joubert, bat
left the door open for Joubert's
attorney to pursue other legal
avenues in the case
Joubert found the money on
Christmas day, 1976, followmg
an inddent at the Candlelight
Room cocktail lounge, in Santa
Ana.
Tbe bag was left behind aft~
aeveral bar patrons were evict:
ed from tbe bar by police. T1W
ba1 a.bo contained about lW
pounds ~ b8rotn. ,,.
Tbe pmw a.ter returned t8 ta. Mr ..... denu1nded to know
where the bag was. A shooting
resulted.
Joubert ha.s 1J1Ststed that he
stored the bag JD a back room
and that .be did not understand
the demands for return of the
bag because the heated requests
were made in Spanish.
The money was subsequently
mtroduced as evidence in the
tnal of a man convicted of the
barroom sboollDg.
It is the county's position that
state law requires that cash
used lD criminal trial. if not
claimed by its rightful owner, be
placed in the county's general
fund
No one has claimed the money
a pparently because of the
heroin that was stashed with it.
a.eakde., .. •ep•rted
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Snoow With"Blw Dat V«U oa Notte and on B,.lcn Dog"'*"
the pol.la. 1n order to cet ui abl&tee ballot. you bave to
write lo and request one from the Oran1e County
Relf,.stnr of Voters.
Your ablentee ballot arrives in a Jar&e envelope.
Inalde, there are two more Jarse envelopes. Alao, instrac·
ttom, eome tt.y blue dot.I oa a stickum &beet and. lo. tbe ballot iblelf.
· Votiq la accompllabed by l'\!moviq the little blue data
from the IUckum sheet and placing tbem in th.e proper
aquare on tbe ballot. The blue dots, you are warned. are
seU-stickum. This la true. You'd better bave a sharp
ftngemall to get them loose. You'd better not suffer from
fumble-fingers or you'll bave little blue dots stuck with
stictum all over the house.
YOU ARE LEFI' WONDERING how the absentee voter
with finger infirmities handles all this.
· 1 tested this dot voting on one of the editors here in the
office who is noted for finger agility. I handed him the
stickum sheet of blue dots. "Here," I suggested, "try
sticking one of these blue dots on the cartoon of Snoopy.
Stick it on bia nose in five seconds· or leas."
He got tt on Snoopy's nose okay. But I don't think be
made it in five seconds. Ten, maybe.
Anyway, assuming the absentee voter does get all the
blue OOts stuck some place on the ballot, next be must sign
the inside return envelope, address it, seal it, and place 1t
within the outside return envelope and place a return ad-
dress oo th.at.
WREN YOU'VE GOT ALL this signed and sealed,
you're not quite done yet. You need postage on the outer
envelope to get your absentee ballot delivered.
Note: You may also return the ballot postage.free by
taking it to a polling place within the proper jurisdiction.
But if you could do that, why not just vote in the booth?.
The outer envelope informs you that the postage to re-
turn your ballot is 41 cents. Since most of us now have only
15-centers on hand, you put three on the envelope, and the
U.S. Postal Service just made four cents free on your
ballot.
THUS YOU MUST have a measure -0f admiration for
the absentee voter who doesn't get off the hook easily in exercising his right to franchise.
Whoops. Excuse me a minute. How did that litUe blue
dot get on my green tie!
BESIDES VJSmNG reftalee
camps, Mn. Carter will comult
with Prime 11.lnister Kriancaat
of Thailand and his Cabmet. A
source in the Thai Foreign
Ministry said the ft.rst lady allo
will meet with tbe t.int and
queen of Thailand.
"She will discuss with him
(Krlanpalt) the burdens crut-
ed for Tbailal)d by its
humanitarian acceptance of the
vast infiux or refugees," the
White House statement said.
The ftnt lady also will meet
wttb U.S. oftleial.s and represen-
tatives o( international relief or-
ganl:&ationa in Thailand.
.. BEa TlllP will provide a
focua at the hilbeat level of the
U.S. eovemment for the effec-
tive concentration and utilba-
tion of U.S. resources, both
public and private, to meet this
human tragedy,'• the White
House said.
More Rebates
Announced
By Chrysler
DETROIT (A P) -Chrysler
Corp., dealt another financial
setback in October when its sales fell almost 40 percent, says it aeain will offer rebates to en-
courage motorists to buy its cars.
Other U.S. carmakers report·
cd Monday that sales were off 20
percent from a year ago during
the month when the big U.S.
a utomakers introduce their 1980 models.
Chrysler revealed a new re-
bate program or S300 a car just
before 1t announced its sales re-
sults.
The rebates, retroactive to
Nov. 1. apply to the first 100,000
buyers of 1980 and 1979 models
in stock and cover all domestic
truck and car lines, except the
subcompact Plymouth Horhon
and Dodge Omni.
In an earlier effort to reduce
inventories, Chrysler offered
$400 cash rebates from Aug. 18
to Sept. 30. The program cut in-
ventories from about 80,000 to
less than 25,000, but cost more
than $100 million. Chrysler said.
Snow, Ice in Midwest
Central States Experience Deep Freeze
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s-,•9ellt rifles
Al Capp, creator of these characters from
the comic strip "Li'l Abner," is dead at the
age ol 70 of emphysema. Mourning him,
from left, are hia characters Honest Abe,
Daiay Mae, Li'l Abner, Mammy and Pappy
Yokum and Tiny (holding SaJomey).
Park's Slaying Detailed
AssasB_in Had Hoped to Become PreBident
SEOUL, Soath Korea (AP) -
· Presidml Putt Cb1m1 Bee's u -
sa.aalD hoped to beeome presi· dent, and neither other South
Korean military leaden nor
foreign powers were lDYolnd in
the pJot. the IOYermnent•• In-
vestigators into the alaytq re-
ported today.
The report said Kim Jae.Kyu,
the bead of the Korean Central
Intelligence Agency shot Park
during a dinner party at a KCIA
guest house Oct. 26 because he
.. had the illwuon he was best
suited for president ··
GEN. CHON DOO Hwan, the
military security chief who
directed the investigation, told a
news cob.ference: "No external
forces were involved at all." He
said rumors that the U .S. Cen-
tral Intelligence Agency con-
spired with Kim were sprad by
communlat elements 1nteat on
drl'rine a ~ between Soatb
Korea and tbe United Stat.es.
The report said tbe KCIA chief
had hem plaW.ng the auuaina·
lion since June. It said he
planned to declare martial law
and lead a military revolution
after ldlling Part, to keep the
assassination secret for three
days, and to conceal bis own in·
volvement by imphcating other
officials and having his own
agency investigate the slaying
His plan went awry, the report
sa id , whe n Park 's c hi ef
secretary, fearing that tht>
Ca billet and army chiefs would
not go aloog with the eoup, told
the ddmse minister and vmy
chief of st.an' that KJm bad killed
the president. 1bey bad him ar·
rested.
THE SF.cllETUY, Kim Ke
Won, wu lo the room when the
president wu twed alone with
his chief bodyguard. Cha Chi
Chul, but Kim Ke Woo was not in-
jured. The report said Kim Jae
KJu bad told him before the dinner that be was going to kill
the chief bodyguard, wbo had
become Park's confidant and
restricted the access of otben to
him. But the secretary was not
told the president was to be shot.
the report said
Kam Ke Won also 1s under ar
re st, along with five KCIA
agents accused of killing four
pres idential bodyguards in
another room and another KCIA
man accused of dutroytng
nidellce. Gen. Cbon •aid all
eipt woald be CiftD an open
trial before a milltary court.
&IFr &DIBE
Coming November 21 and 22
in the Daily Pilot and Coast Life
Gift Gwde ts to be a special Daily Pilot
magazine with editorial content
focusmg on advertisers·
gift ideas.
The magazme will be read by 350,000
Orange Coast residents -the county's
most affluent buying audience.
Share your giving ideas with readers of
the Daily Pilot a,nd Coast Life in 107,000
households along the Orange Coast
C•ll 6424321 today. Deadline
for re .. rvlng 8P8C• I• November 8.
·'DAI LY Pl LQ;I '»
642-4321
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SACRAMENTO CAP>-Callfonia'1 c~ef Income tu
colleetor, Kartm Hutt, 11 reman· lna Dee. 11 and wW help put
throulb a measure to e'4 ln· come taxes for indhldual
clthem and ral.H tbem for busl· neues.
Huff, wbo announced b1a res-
l@latim ~. la to become
pretldmt ~ the board of dlrec>
ton next year of the liberal
Califonsla Tu Reform Aaaoda·
tioD, wbleb Mid be would wort
ca It.a Dl'OPOMd tnlUatin to cut
incliridual income taxes and
raile bmineu tuea.
m-rr. .. ••re•
MADERA (AP) -The Ku
Klux Klan will march ln severaJ
Fresno County communities
"Sunday despite threats of COUD·
ter-aetivtty by black and Mex-
ican-American 1roup1, the Klan's leader says.
Tbe valley march will go
tbrou1b Selma, San1er, Reecll~, Cloris and pouibly
Fowler and Fresno.
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LONG BEACH CAP)-Tbe C'~8i..~1":e~ba:
creue ln operatina funds ln the UI0-81 ... ,..... ln tbe ••
port ........ •P1J101te4 lJJ tbe Callfomla aate Unhe1 atty and
Colle1es Board of Trustees. Tbe '865.9 million buqet pro-
POHl ap_proved unanlmoualy
Monday is $'4.4 mllllon more
than this year's operating
bud1et for the 19-campus 1y1tem. · ·
lllee• altle •••• fl.U•
RIVERSIDE CAP) -Wl.Wam
F. Cornett. eo, a controversial
fiscal ccmaervative who bas been
city manaaer of Rlvemde for
nearly three years, will step
down at tbe end of the year.
Cornett, wbo was city
manaser of Fullerton for 10
years before tatiq the Job here
ln January 1178, bu been em-
broiled in a series of con-
trovenies almost alnce be came to Rivenide.
Party's
Banks
Swell
Oii and Clanging
The up-and-down existence of San Francisco's crippled
cable car system is on the upgrade again with one car of
the California Street line running east-west over Nob mu.
It took $175,000 and six weeks for repairs to track beds,
switches and underground pulleys. It will take several
!Dore ~ks and another $500,000 to get all the cars clang-
mg agam.
Detail,ed Account
Due on Bus Plan
Iii$ ANGEL~ <AP> -Clt)' Khool cllltrtct atta1m1a aayiheJ
will present a detailed explanation of the school board's all-
voluntary lnteeration plan th.ls week as testimony continues today on the "white fii&bt" that has occurred alnce mandatory busln&
was Urtroduced.
Rand Corp. researcher David J . Armor told tbe court Monday
that 45.2 percent of tbe white students assigned to schools and
8J1ldes affected by mandatory bualnl ln the fall of 1978. did not
show up.
Three out of four went to printe schools or moved out of the
district and the rest trarusferred to ICboola ln tbe district tbat were
anaffected by tbe mandatory upeeta of tbe lntesratton plan, said
Armor, who added that the 45.2 percent flsure wu 10 times tbe
';'Ormal amount of pupll lou for an urban school cijatrict.
Since the eombinatloo mandatory and. voluntary pJ'Oll"am wu
startedtwoyeanaao,tbemateupoftbe1choolboardbusbifted.and
tbil summer, tbe newly constituted board voted t.o ask permission to
aetupaeompletelyvoluntaryplan.
Sebool board attorneys have arped before Superior Comt
Judge Paul Ell1 of Laauna Beads tbat so many wblte atadenta are
leaving the diltrict under the mudator1 plan, tbat there SOOD
won't be moa.P to lntep-ate.
Mike plens to .. the
David Hayes Holiday ...
A.wt CollKdon, lhown
by • IPldal tepe Mntatlw
in 8oudt Com "8a on
Wedn.lly Ind Thundly
NcMlnber 7 and 8.
Informal modlllng from
11 :30 to 3:30.
Suit-maker David Hayes
enters the holiday and
ra:>rt IC8n8 with
precision tailoring in
two and three piece 11.1itl,
1Dme lavished with fur.
Cf-4cj1m r.i.d to•
flne art: bllCk tnd white
contnlt wool ~lne
.,lt OWi •bl-* 1Hk
tilaUit. SoUth Coilt Pisa.
F.tne Sult Salon
Steiger's
Sup~rt
Fee Hiked
LOS ANGEL~ (AP)
-Sayiq there la no question of Rod
Stel1er'1 abillt;y to pay,
a Judie bu ordered the actor to pay bla a-wife
.. ,!iOO a month ln IUP-
port pendi.na a trial of
her suit for more money.
Stei1er's attorney,
Harry Fain, char1ed
that Sherry Steiger
wanted outrageous sums
to support her
racehorses. Mrs. Stei1er
is a bone breeder and
race track baDdlcapper.
"BE'S NOT obllpted
to pay for ber boJ'M9 u
if they were children or
10methina, '' 1aid Fain.
Mrs. Stel1er'1 at-torney 1, llarvln
Mitcbelacm and Harold
Rhoden. uked that her
monthly support pay-
ments ol $1,000 be ralaed
to $7 ,500, arguing that
she was entitled to live
as she did when she
Ii ved wtth Steiger.
bonus! ten rose sprnu
<t-6-
The celebrated long-
lasting fragrance of a ros#!
garden to carry with you.
Receive the .4 oz. Eau de
Parfum spray with any
Tea Rose purchase. May
we suggest you have
yours with Tea Rose Eau
de Toilette Spray, 1 oz.
12.50, 2 oz. 17.50, 4 oz.
25.00. Eau de Parfum
Spray, 2 oz. 30.00.
Perfume Extrait, % oz.
27.50, }S oz. 50.00.
Cosmetics. Sales tax and
delivery charges, beyond
our local United Parcel
delivery area, will be
added to telephone and
mail orders.
Lmagnm
South Coast Plml Com Mela 967-1511
resort rendu: bettu hanson navu-w1th-wh1te
Frllh new ideas are
reshlping the clmics.
Betty Hmmn's white-piped
nwy bl&mr ii cut• slim
•• ardlgln, looks
flbuloul owr a 11.1ntM or
Uk.-• bbm In town. In
nwv wool blbv flMnll
232.00. Whitlt ••rt ii
bartc-pl1..S rmyon 112.00. sm. 4 to 14. And
flntllt I. _..In.
South eo.t Plaza.
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Why Pay for This?
Where our tu moDeY. ioes. Aner a slx·year inveltiptlon Qt Sean, Roe.,..ck and
Co., the federal Equal Elbployment Opportunity <l>m·
missioo (EEOC) ls backing away from a planned na·
tionwide job discrimination suit.
1be suit would have ccmtended that Sean' hiring
policies discriminated agaiDst women and mmoritles. But
EEOC attorneys have decided the suit is riddled with "er-
rors and flaws.''
More than that, says an internal EEOC memo,
"Sears bas been in the vanguard of voluntary affirmative
action since 1974, and 1with respect to minorities, possibly
as early as 1969." In fact, they discovered 50 to 10 percent
of all vacancies are filled by women or minorities.
One section of the proposed suit the attorneys thought
should be dropped was a charge that women were dis·
proportionately hired for part·time jobs. They made the
remarkable discovery that more women than men are in·
.terested in part-time jobs!
Meanwhile over at the Federal Trade Commission
they're trying to insist that the Formica Corporation
shouldn't be allowed to use tbe name Formica as a
trademark for its counter coveriDI because it's become a
generic term for all such ~';">mate cove:rinp. In other words, by IO a~ that its
name is a household wont, Form.lea is supposed to give
up its trademark!
The firm, ~ch once dominated the plastic laminate
market, says it oow has only 40 percent, the balance go-
ing to assorted ~mpetitors -and it's not about to yield
its name to every Tom, Dick and Harry in the trade.
For idiotic actions like this we pay the hordes of gov·
ernment attomeyis !
Post Titne for Fair
Los Alamitos Race Course will join the big ones this
week when the Orange Cowity Fall Fair thoroughbred
racing season gets mider way tomorrow.
It will be the first fair race track in California to offer
patrons the new Timesaver Tote wagering system that
dedicated race fans already have encountered at
Hollywood Park and Santa Anita.
The tricky electronic betting machines enable bettors
to make all types of wagers and also to cash tickets at a
single window, with up to four transactions recorded on
the same ticket.
With 300 of the new TIM machines installed at Los Al,
fans should be able to part with their money in speedy
f asbioo -and also to recover some of it, 1f fortune
smiles.
First post will be at noon every day except Tuesday
through Nov. 22. With more than $1 millloo in pune
money to be distributed, the l~y meet attracts some
top race entries and riders, along with a full house of tans .
All of which is good news for the Orange County Fair,
which waged a long fight for state authorization of tbe
meet and collects a goodly portioa of the take to pay for
improvements at the fairgrounds tn Costa Mesa.
• Opinions expressed tn the space ~ are thole of the o.tty Piiot.
Other vlewa expressed on thla page are thole of thefr authore and
artists. Reader comment la Invited. Addresa The Dalty Piiot, P.O.
.Box 1560, Costa Meu. CA 92826. Phooe(714)6'~1. •
Boyd/Hot Tub
BJL. .. 90YD
Jt t.a. about thrM mmloa
calori• to ralN *be t.11>-
perame ~ a a.t.lmab ""1 ill
.water tr, about IO-....... U
tboae calorlu were free ena:r;_tt 1IOUlcl be 1afllcieat to r tbt. l*t7 to 1aJd
bM.btab • ..rtkal dlttuee ~ allDOI& Im miJe9. Or IO tbe lcMDdbOJI~
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eo•muiau ... , ....
Cambodia tbr
f oar terrtfy· IDS,...._
Tb•J •D•l•••d the entire ~-·~tbat~ .....,. ~ 9tadud ~
lnamua eaedlld. 'lMJ an plltJ
ol a cttlDe IO IDCIMboca tblil it.JI
llOt eaq to rectaee to baman t.rma. 'lbe ,..,,. leut tlaat tbe
Ua.tted Natbil lboa1d do II CCID·
demn tbe aaa1 of re•olu· Uon.a.rM8 wbO tunaed Camhocll1
1Dto a nteMmare.
WBILB 'l'llBT remalned In r:wer, tbe world wu Indifferent
tbe fate ol tbe Cambodllm
people. Aerial pbo!:~~ 1bowed tbat tbe eomm
emptied tbe ciUee. InteWaeace
IOUreee lived OD tbe Jeane and
IAHct. tbe7 could IC&Yeqe.
We tried to tell their ltorJ' to a
world that would not lllten.. On!J:
ftve ween aftes' the eommmdlt
takeover, we aked tbe question,
OD June 4. m5, ''What bu hap.
pened to more than 3 m.Ulk,ln'
Cambodians wbo were driven
out of tbe1r city homes?"
We ~ that the Cambo-
dian Communiata "may be IUilt1 ol genocide qalnat tbeir
own people. Certainly, the ruth-
less uprooti.nc of 3 milllon people
la an actouloflhe Dart Ages. Yet
no ooe -not tbe United Nations,
not the Red Cross, not a single Da·
tioo -bu called upon the Cambo-
nZN 'lllD, DO aetioa ... taken to eoant8' the ... ._..., ot
.. CO" I' 'nf ...... ~ ..
eoatl'U)'.--fact;ltill l.t ~ tile u-.. ,. .... ,...... • ,.
COID1ll ..................... ~
tluaCS • ~~pma.. meat ol C> attts.cl tOat f111l .... ia4 dlpltYOf .....
tbl ·--~ bOCIJ.:l'o lta 1b•me tbe Uan.d stala Wll cme ol b Datiom that TOted ID
f'torottbemaamurderen.
Wbo eaaetlJ are t~e ln-
dlYidaala rapoutble for the
wtrom crtma ID Cambodlaf cou.ctlftb', lM)' an known a
.. AD1ar." wldcb mau llmplJ.
•"ftli Orp!d•at:1nw.•• Tiley are
tbe aurflVCllS ~a 11'0QP ~ W ·
ro!Ut allee and atudeata wbo
1athered ill Cambodian Hoase in
Paril durlq tbe late ll40I ud
early UICIOI to formula.le tbelt
anarddat ideoloa. TbeJ ctinet-
ed aub+erll" acU~ ID tbelr
bomelaad for 20 yean before
1elstoc power Yirtuall7 onr·
alPt durtDI tbe col'•PM ~ ti. U .) .. aupport.ea CambcM11u P·
ermneat In tbe •Pl'fna of 1l7S.
Kost are ID tbelr ear1J 50&.
AT TBB TOP or Tbe
Or1antuuon la Premier Pol
Pot, wbo clallm -probably
.fallely -to bave J>e'flD a pe&Hnt
and a Budd.blat monk. After
Ouokiq out u an encineerina
student In Part.a, be returned to
Cambodia to teach hlatory and
ceog:rapby while oreaniztnc the
Khmer Rouge guerrWas. Then
be disappeared into tbe Juncle.
Pol Pot's real name la probably
SalolhSar.
His wife, Khieu Pon.nary, la a
power in her own ~ as ia bel'
sister, Ieng Tbirlth, wbo mar·
rted the foreign min.Lster, Ima Sary.
Nicholas Von Hoffman
Anotbe.r ltadeat dropout from
the Paris days who went under
ground with Pol Pot LS Soo Sen,
who wu apparenUy running the
revolutionary army. Hla wife.
Yun Yat, served as the regime's
mouthpiece and propaganda
minister.
The reigning lntelledual or the
collective leadership LS Khieu
Sampban, the titular bead of
state. A sictly child who grew
Into a cold. embittered, impotent
man, be wu frequeotly lo trou-
ble with poll~ for spouting com-
munist dogma. Once in l98> be
was stripped naked by police
and pbotograpbed In broad
dayll&bt on a Phnom Penh
street. Vicious and violent
Khieu Samphan probably ~
Vlded the ideolopcal rationale
for the slaughter of the lnno-
ceota
THESE ARE the men and
women re:sponaible for the Cam-
bodian Holocaust. U a latter-day
Nuremberg tribunal la ever
formed to sit in jud&ment on the
perpetrators of Cambodia's
tragedy, these are the ooea wbo
should sit in the derenda.ota'
dock.
Listen to Connally IJne-and Watch Out!
Having OD'd OD testosterone,
the male hormone, John Connal-
1 y has swaggered into the
Jaloon. jumped up on the bar
and proposed a Middle Ea.st set-
llemenL But this bippopotamus-
m o u thed, Chamber of Com-
merce American, the living em-
bodiment of the European's
cllcbe picture of a Texan, can
only be dismissed with the
laughter be so richly deserves at
our peril.
If Ronald Reagan falters. if be
so much as comes down with a
bead cold and
is therefore
d l sq uallfied
by aae in the
public mind,
Jobo Connal·
ly, the Uvtnc,
breatbioe,
aweatlna,
snorting pnc-ti lioner of
aonadal
paUUcs, becomes the odds on
favorite to "1n the Republican
nomtnaUoo. It will profit us all to pay heed to what be proposes
for the Mlddle East and in
1eneraL
What Dan Dynamite wants la
for the Jaraelil to c:oaCb up all tbelr conquered terrttoriea, even
Jeruaalem. and for the Saudla
and the other "moderate" Arab
oU ~ naUom to.,._ to
Sydney Barris
fixed production and prices ror
the dark black greasy fluids UD·
der their sandy deserts.
IN RETURN for thia, the Unit-
ed States agrees to guarantee
the borders of thia shrunken and
dimioisbed Israel against ita
neighbors' attacb and guaran-
tees the pollUcal status quo in
the various hereditary Arab
monarchies again.st Russian or
other communist aUacks or sub-
versions.
That, in essence, wu the kind
of a deal we bad going wi1b tbe
Shah of Iran. It went wrong, u
these thiop often do, becaUle
tbe commu.nllt .danger to the
Shah's government, wblcb we
feared, wasn't the real dancer.
TO CA&&Y oat OUI' -lde ot tbe bareatn. the master of tbe Tau
Strut propoees a IOddle Eutern
NATO alliance. Tbe memben ol
the alliance would all be proyeD
military lmera, illcompetentaand
weaklinl• like B1ypt, Saudi
Arabia and Jordan. Tbe only two
excepdom would be Jarael and
Japan, wbldl Omn•ll7 woukl ln-
Yite to join. It la IDcoDcelftble
that the Japaawe wuuldbb, llDee
tbeJ remember the Iba ad
tnaaltlnl Wa'/ ~· them wbeD ba wu Nb·
on'• s.cntarJoltbeTreuur)'.
Under the Connally ar·
rangement. the Israelis would
be called upon to play essential-
ly the same military role that
they are already playing lo the
region. The only difference is
that, t.ballb to Connally. Israel
would DOW be lD a weaker po61·
Uon.
CONNALLY correctly pointa
out that Israel ls coaliD& us
bllllom of dollan a year in
economic and mllltary aid.
Bllllcm be lbiDt.I b1a plan would
eliminate. In theory, It m.i.,a.t. but
in practice, lt wouldn't since, lo
1ucb m alliance of weaklinp,
we'd coaUoue to need Janel's a.htinl forcel . 'lbe laraelis may
aometiJl.lle9 be a nation dewid of
charm. may be lD a morally tn-defenlible position about aqaat-
tllll • laad tbat doesn't bekma to tbem, bat from a mllila1'7 pomtof
view, tbly are a barlaln. FOi' ft"
or ala timlcm a JeU, •• 1et the pt
tbe belt m117 ud all' foree In tbe entire rtlkm and a Ht of maptft.
cent .... for our oWD forcel
wbeww• we~aeedtbem.
IN ftACB or thlt CoanaUJ
want.I to lpead UDiOid tem ol
bllllona creatJn1 another
American fleet In tbe nlloa and
build ud man a ~ mWtarJ tut•"atton 1A tbe Penlan Oult.
Not a word aa to bow lbJs gran-
d.lose demarcbe is to be paid for.
Our Sen. Claghorn is given to
i 11 ·tbougbt·out theatrical dis-
p I a y s of Government by
masculine exertion. It was be
who told Nixon to be manly, to
take the bull by the horns or
some other part of bl.a anatomy
and slap oo price controls.
That's the way It la with Gov.
Macbo; be bas an instinctive
over·reliance on government-
dictated solutions to problems
and the ~inessmen wbo are
panting after him are loin& to
discover this is no free market
man.
BIS IGNOaA.NCE of foreign
affairs, foreign countries and
the world economic system is
prodipous. Moreover, hla bull ...
steer personality mates lt im-
possible for him to learn from
bia mistakes. As Secretary ol
the Treasury be almost ndoecl
Japanese·American trade and
as a presidential candidate,
mooing about marooning the
Datsum and the Sonya on the
docks of Yotobama, he's
threalmt.al to do it •lain.
Coura&e i.I a wonderfbl at·
trtbule. but If a man baa b1a guts
wbere bis brlinl beloa1, )'OU
know what'a aot to come out ol
b1I mouth.
Re111elllher 'Equal' D~esn't Mean 'Identical'
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femlnlD aeem to want to turn
women Imo mm __,.. -to
tpore tbo Inborn bk>lollcal dlf. , ......... But Uda. In IQ' .tew, la
.. iDIUlt to ..... ---it take. tbo male u • model and tiliWa tblll women aa lbe ap to
..... IDOdll. But ....... ber
owa model, wltla laer own =:..ealar naoufHI 9:3.,:&
t -Dlllt Jmt • weak•orllDwr'm.ale.
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A suit that lias become the very symbol of polished American dressing!
Le~ riOtched collar cardipn over slit front skirt; tied and bowed mandarin
collared shin. Sizes 4 to 14.' Right curvecJ..front card~ over full skirt softly
tied blouse. Sizes 6 to 16. Bpth, aeme wool and rayon trimmed with satin
polye!tet Blouses of creme satin polyestet '450, each suit In the
Fihh Avenue Shop-where we are a// the thinss you are.
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ClllCAGO (~) -Seftnt)'·ftve percent of all
breaa eaneen can be detected by a combination
of pb:nlcal aemlnatloo by a doctor and mammo-
graphy, a radiaUon 1creenln1 technique, re· seareben report.
Tbe ftndinp by four researcben wttb tbe
Univenlty ol Arilooa at Tuclon were reported in
the Jouraal ol American lledlcal Auodatioo •
Give us a day ,and writ
add tcilthe character of
your h&ne. Give us• call !'!'! ~It be thrilled bV v.vrgal I
. ~, ... ~ Dnlan:.
$15.00 lq,. ft.
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JACK ANDERSON
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maiatm Aki m•mrnoenllb:Y poee1 aal7 an "a·
tremel;J amall" risk ot liMll ciagetn1 amcer ID Uae womm who are ac:rewd.
fte ftncltncl ol both arUdes emtradlct eome
ccmehalkm riportede ID lmGtber medkal publlClltloa, the New .JoanW ol lledidne.
Repartinl in tbe pablicaUoD, tbe AJUou
re1earcben N1d tbat cmnD. mam.mosrapby la
more effective ID ftndln& bruit tumors ol all tnea
than a pbya1cal a.am by a doctor.
TBB A&IZONA &ESEMIOJl'U &UD out of us eonftrmed breast cancen from a 10cal acreen-
ina of 10.117 women, memmoerapby detected •b-
normalitles in 62 pereent of the cues and physical
exams det.eeted abnormalities in 2' percent.
But while it was easier to detect tumors -
both benip and malignant -with memmo-
grapby, a pbysical exam waa better at f1DdiDI can-
ceroUI tumon, they u.id. ,
Bued on the total number of screeninp,
mammosrapby auccesdully det.eeted cancer in 20
percent of the -cancer cues, while pbJaical exam.a
spotted cancer in 4t pereen&. tbe7 Nlct
Tmy said a ~·lbowed daM a eomNnatioD
of phyatcal aama and~ detilctecl 15
percent ol the breast cancer cues.
IN A1JGVST, TOE NEW ENGLAND Journal
of Medicine reported mammography detected
bl"eaat cancer in only 10 percent of 30 cases found
amona 1,000 women in a Toronto screenina pro-
grem. The article said physical examinations by
docton and women themselves were more eff~
tive and that the chances of discovering cancer by
mammoerapby did not Juatlfy the radiation riaka
involved.
However, Dr. Stephen A. Feig of Tbomu Jef.
fenoa University Hospital, reported in a second
article in the AMA journal that while there may be
a chance the radiation screening will cause breast
cancer. that riak is "extremely small." He sald
the risk seems worth taking in llcbt of the number
of cancers that could be detected and then treated.
Feta concluded that only one woman a year,
out of 1 million women exposed to radiation from a
"low-dose" mammography, might develop breast
cancer 10 years after the exam.
BE &UD TBE NATURAL INCIDENCE of
breast cancer la much higher, rislq from 1,000
cases per mlllioo women per year at age 40 to 2,000 caset per mllllon women per year by 70 years of
age. , .. OJmlderina that baU ol these cues might be
detected by manu:nosral>bY at an early curable
sta1e. tbe bypotbetical risk from low-dose mam-
mosrapby seems minimal," wrote Feil, a doctor
with the bospltal'a_Departmeat of Radiolot:Y.
United Airlines
To Reduce Flights
CBICAGO (AP) -Unttecl AtrUDel bas an· DOUDCed tbat tt wUl cut oat 200 at1tl UGO da1IJ fllal1ta"' 1* to .... fuel.
Tiie nation•11arsat air canter P1am to ndaet
ill daU1 deDU'tanli to J.JOO to .. be inore eom-eetltln and efflclent lil a Ume of forecut
declllliDI trafflc 1rowth and rl1ln1 co1ta,
partlcalar17 for Jet fuel," the company Hld llOD•
day. n MID nm COUANY'S ft1EL bW ls U·
peeled to rucla a.a bW1cJD in ua>. more tlwl dou·
ble tta 1llD fer 1978.
UllMed aald lt DIAM to ellmhtate lta 0 anproftta·
ble and fbeJ.lnelftclent" fillhta, chan1e some
non-stop filahta to one-atop, comolldate to••
m1bta and eliminate some late-Diaht. early-
mornllll departmw u well u IOIDe abort-haul flilbta, .
• AT ftllC SA.ml DllS, 'la~ IQI tt
»lam to iDereue ttl namber Gf medfam-and laq-laaul mpu. .
ror aalDl'le. u :r:;:: into PIGrlda will befJA Dec. 11 Wttla Wl~ce fi'Om aitcaco ad 0..'8f, tbe CODlpaaJ Aid:.
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This winter, you'll be paying
as much as 60% more than
a year ago for the same
quantity of gas.
Why?
Aoout 90o/o of our gas
supply comes from out-of-
state companies. These
suppliers have drastically
increased their prices because:
It is becom£ng more difficult
and costly to locate natural gas.
Exploration and production
costs have risen due to double
di'git infla.tion.
New federal law, desi~d
to stimulate production,
allows the well-head
price of gas to increase
substantially.
As a result,
the price we
have to pay for
gas has gone
up more in the
past seven
months than it
has in the last
three years.
While rates
have gone up,
there are things you ~ do
to keep your gas bill as low
as possible.
Set xour thermostat no
higher than 68° during
the day and SS' or OFF
at night. Take shorter
showers. Wash only full
loads of dishes and clothes.
Turn your water heater
control below medium.
(Heating and water heating
11111;;;;;.,.,:~"'.-o.. account for up to 88% of
your winter bill.)
Besides using gas
wisely, you can make
your home more energy
efficient. Insulating
your attic to R-19, weather-
stripping doors and windows,
and installing a water heater
insulation blanket are just
a few of the things you
can do.
For more tips on how to
save gas, call our toll-free
U>nservation Hotline at
1-800-252-9090. From area
code 209 call collect
213-689-3334.
We know that higher
gas rates are not good
news. But remember, all
energy oosts have
risen and natural gas
is still your b
best energy
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Half·Fare Ca.ipOR.
This coupon lets you fly for baH-fare on any round-
trip Hughes Airwest flight in the U.S. and from the
U.S. to Canada or Mexico and return (round-trip
travel must originate in the U.S.). H you can't use it
yourself, give it to a friend.
Bonus Ca.11-an.
This coupon lets you move up to B11siness Coach™
at no extra cost! Use it on a one-way or roundtrip
ticket between Dec. 1, and June 30, 1980. Only
Hughes Airwest offers Business Coach. It's a
separate section up front with First-cJass seating,
more leg room, and complimentary oocktails.
~them Oii every fligld
Houston (Hobby, trport).
3 flights daily from Burbank.
3 flights daily from Orange County.
2 connections daily from Ontario.
The lowest fare from here to there.
3 connections daily from L.A. International.
3 flights daily, including 2 non-stop; hom Burbank.
4 flights daily from Orange County.
rasVegas.
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4 non-stop; daily from Burbank.
5 non-stops daily from Orange County.
The most flights of any airline.
3 non-stops daily from Ontario.
4 non-stops daily from Burbank.
5 non-stop; daily from Orange County.
Tucson.
2 noIMtops daily from Orange County.
3 connections daily from Ontario.
4 non-stops daily from Los Angeles.
5 connections daily from Burbank.
Welcw •11e beck! If JOU already bD8 a ticket from ardlm aidine, just b•ng it to us and we'll honor it fer travel on Hughes Airwest.
lttrwatatims, 'oa1l a 7.bwel~yoar~ 7htvel~ <x Hughes Airwest at LosAngeles (213) 712-5100,
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DENNIS THE MENACE
laNc;Y
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TllB ADIDNl8TaATOa eeatfd nut to
me noddecJ bis b.,.<l rehactantb'. "That's true .. ,_ 111urmUred. Y•, it ta. And while I happen to think CooU' wueber inltiatlve ta u full of boles aa a pair of aid aneaken, I hope aome of our ez.
pert.a In edlleatlon will come up with reforms
tbat live those of us wbo are lesa than
weattlly more choices about tbe kind of
. education our cblld:ren receive.
New Power Source Eyed
ANAllElll (AP) -Faced
witb the dlaaareeable task at
COllltutq recommenc:Una rate
lncreaaes for Southern
Califomta EdiloD electricity, the
city Public UtWUea Board bas
suaested lbopplna around for a
•• auppll•, perhaps in Utah.
Two aoarcea, one Iona· atancllna but up for license re-
newal and another under eon-
struction, were recommended to
tbe City Council by the seven·
member board.
THE crrY Council wUl con·
sider whether to spend $500,000
to $1 million to center a bid for
the license of the Rock Creek
Cresta Water Power Projed of
the North Fort ~ather River
Project, now operated by
Pacific Gu .tr Electric.
The project's 25-year license
expires in 1982. CompeUtora '
must me by March.
Another option recommended
by the board is plowing '1.4
billion over a 35-year period into
the lntennountain Power Pro-
ject near Delta, Utah. The
money would be used for capital t ction at 8 percent in·
RD MEMBERS Joe
Uld Jim Townsend op-
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See ~own dJamonda remounted
tido a_new con-..porary .etang.
8lta8 ID dm old~ end Rtdl our..,... i'lmowlt~ beadul--. Rrdll beforw ~ 9Y'I. ,,cxar clllnmldt wll taM on n.w ~ • by .. rwt km the 1-ldlful new mounting diet you -.ct. Thesxtce of cu new~ lndudel ~of the
.... mmg, ~* c:lllrq Al watc .. done, Im» .... ~ ...... (11a.m..8 p.m. Sat .. 6 p.ml c frOm ~
_of ~ new _..., Shown are only a few. Rlr9
&om 99.""95 • 1500.00. Pendlnta &om 50.00.
~ from60.00.
Aleo for your eeJectlon. a apedaJ
assortment of unmounted atamonda
from 199.00. 3899.00
How long lilx:e you've heel your diamonds
llppl"aiMd? It's a must for Insurance purposes. They
have certalnly ~ In value ow:r the years. Our
qualifted diamond ~ will appraise your
diamonds for a fee of 25.00perItemmtnimum,or1%
of appraised value up to $10.000 and 1/2% owr
$10.000 value. You Wtll recetw In duplicate, a full ~ on a c:erttftcate of ac>oraisal, plus ultra-
sonic deaning of your diamonds. We will allow 10.00
toward the appraisal fee when you have your
diamonds reset While you're In, ask about our
conwnient layaway or payment plan.
fine Jewelry, 810.
Newport Wed, Nov. 7
he.Broadwa
m111tn1 a ecmtrac:t with Jn..
termountaln because the mo-
tion '• laapqe blocked ADJ .t-vi1017 electloD by Aaalaeim ____ _.;.:,:._ ______ ...;,_ ___________________ _
YOten OD tM lane.
Free Exams Set
At UCI Health Fair
Free slgbt and bearing ex-
aminations and testing for
special medical problems will
be included at a health fair
Tbunday at tbe UCI Community
CllDlc of Orange County in Santa
Ana.
The falr, open from 9 a:m. to 5
p.m ., la spomored by the UCI
Medical Center and several
commualty aemce orpntu-
tlou.· For adcUUnnal iDforma-
tkm. piMmelM !WIS.
11\llddp.J Court. Juae Jaoiueln Tbomuon l&-
sued the raUDa ThundaJ follow·
i.Dg two weeks of tattmony. The
press and the aeneral public were barred from the cowtrdom
during the bearing.
The youth, Alpbon.zo Calhoun,
is accused of the stabbing
murder of Cbayfona XiouDa and
tbe rape of bis wife, Fang, dur-
ing a Jmie 12 break-in of their
Santa Ana residence.
· Calhoun will be arralped Nov. 13 before Superior Court
Judge Robert Rickles.
He faces trial on one count of
murder, lddnappina Uld cblld
molestation; seven counts of
robbery; 14 counts of rape and
16 counts of buralarY in connec·
tion with the murder-rape and
other assaults.
C•Jbonn, wbo WU 11 at the
time tbe alleged crimes 1'ere
committed, previously was or·
derec:l w.ttand trial 88 an adult.
Benefit Set
At Playhouse -
Sebastian's Dinner Playhouse
in Anaheim will host. a special
performance of "South Pacific"
Thursday to raise funda for han-
dicapped cblldren.
The fund.raising dinner show is
beine sponsored by TASK
<Team of Advocates for Spedaf
Kids)an Oran1e County or·
ganlzation wblcb aid• ban·
dicapped y<JUDISlera by provid·
inl special equipment for them
88 well as supplementary educa·
Uon.
Tickets at 121> each are avalla·
ble throu&li TASK, 1800 E. La Veta Ave.; 1234. Oraqe. Tlcketa
will be beld at tbe bOx ofllce ol
the theater at tbe Gruid Hotel in
Anaheim.
Paul Salata ol Newport Beach
will be master of ceremonies.
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Studenta from Colt.a 11 .. and Troy hJlb
acboola inspect and identify part.a of a
tractor duriq 25th annual Aoicultural
Field Day at Oran1e Coast Colleae 1n
Costa Mesa. Tbe event wu one of 12
categories. Twenty-sh Southern California
hilh acbool1 competed with the
1weepstat_es trophy going to Troy Hilb
School of F'ullerton.
"Gol o prolUm? Then write to Pot Dunn. Pal will
cut Hd tape, geUing the an11D1rr• and acUcm you nftd
to aolw meqwt~a m gowrnrnmt and bwifteu. Moil
~' qutlfionl to Pot Dunn, At Yow Seroice, Orange
Coo.t Daill/ Pilot. P.O. Boz J5'i0, Costa Meta, CA
11826. Aa many ldten cu po~tu will be OMLOef'ed,
but phoned lnquinea or ~tera not indudmg the
rf(Jdn'a fWl aa~. addreu. and bu.aM.u houra' phone
' mimbrrC(lmlO( becona1dered. ThUcolumnqppeo:radai·
111 nc.;,t Sundaya. "
l.._.c Melpefll €tit Oe•tlt•
DEAR PAT: Wu the M mpb national apeed
limit eettbUabed as an energy-savlq measure, 01'
• .. It related to bJpway safety? nm question
came up ID our offtce reeently. Most of ua apee
that th1a was a li.fe-aavtna rather than an enera·
savtn1 effort. Are we rig.ht?
K. W., Costa Mesa
It ..... om tlaa& aHliMIP dae SS mpla speed
U.ff wu de9IOed to ane fllel, It llu beeo•e the miJe .-ededtw Ufe·N'riDC meuan e.e1' ba·
~ .._way dea&laa ta me deereued by t.• lnm tile preYloaa yea (pre-JS mpb). ud bit of .... ,.,... ..... dlredl7 d9e to &M 55
.... ..... l1m.lt. Tiie ........ of lajutes ....
decrewll aa a.ence el tt perce.& frem 1173 to
117', wlda abo9t blf of *8 deeftue ne a. lite 55 mpla speed llmlt. Certala type1 ol eertoa bljlutea.
aada u Paralnln' aplnal bqaries aad epilep9y-
CO&.UNS lt1WV!wdll¥~------f'. MYltTl.E COl.1.IW$, res~t Of °"9get', St., -Or. A.F ()ugg9r, Jr.
HeW11Qrt llNC:n. ca. P•-•wey on of Coste Mne, ca., Cle\lllflt.,. Su-
Hoyember s, 1'1' s.rviu. c-nc11nv et Nlol'll•" o1 New Orie-L.Wlsten., M.,-~OllwMortu¥Yof motlier Mrs. Sutl• e. Tuitt> of
C.ost• """-· S..S"54. Fulltr1on, MSW EllUbellt ,._.., of
COUJMS Fullerton •nd 1 grendOlldr•"· THELMA J . COLI.INS. r.sldenl of Gra,,.slde •rvk.s wlll lie ... Id on
Westmlnsl .... C. P•ued ewey on WedneMSey et 10•00.t.M et H•rtlot'
Hov-4, 1m. Survived by lier u-Memorl.i P..-. ServlCH v-
O.U9htw Peulhw Martow of Norco, CA. Ille dlrectloil of Hertlor L.e-·Mount
end lier 91'-·.,.,., Julle er....,,, Olive Mortvery ol Coste M .. e .
of Noro, ea. ~ wlll lie NtlO °" ,,_.U.S..
W•dn•s«My, No'lemt>er 1, 1'11 at
J ·OOf'M .C l"9 Pklflc: View Memorlel Perk, H--1 ...... Ca. Pec:lflc v" Mortwry dlrecPs. CIOM .. IU.
PAVL4 CONNELL.. rHlde"t 01
Cosle MeMI, Ce P....S -•'f on Ncw-
ember s. !f1' Sertlkn peftdl~ et
SmUll &. Tl/lhlll Wnlcllff C"-Pet. ..........
atlMf'llLO
A£V. KATMAN W. CRIHFll!l.0,,.
sldeftt of 4MN"!!,_ c.. l'eued _..,
on NO....,...._ S, 1.,,,. • .._ wes • retlr9CI
8eptlst .,.,.._. -'tit tlW "'" Wilt &aptlst Olurcll. ._ ~Ca. .....
wrvlWd by lllt wife l!lale, aon Oeflnel, ~ lAn'eN PMlps ..... Cer·
re l"• Crest, l>rotller Tllermon
Crtllfi..ci of WHt VI ........ sls»r Artie
lAe OI Wat VirOln .. , I llf'MCldlildrtln
•ncl 4 ....,..,Mdclllldrwn. Servkes
wilt lie llelcl mi Fridrt et I :aot>M et ttoe
...,,. '--MltnOl'lel Clllip9I wttll .__,. lmmecnet.iy f0f4-lllO-
Senllces Ulldllr the dtt'9Cllon Of H..W IAwft MDuM Clltw ~ 01 C-. Mft,9.~
DVM41• lllEATIUG T. OUGOI• ..........
of 5Mte -.. Ca. fW the pat $ .,..,.
Jfter "*"Ill ,_. ltom MIMlqjppl. PllNM-.r•,._..S. mt.SM
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ALBERT El.LIS, PMMd awey Oft
Nowme-s, tm. Sentkln '*'°"" et
M..-'-"-Movllt 041,,. M«1U«Y of eost• Mele. s.ssu. SPAltltOW
MEltLE £. SP.t.ltROW, r.sklent of
COit• MeM,. Ca. PetMd -rt on "°"' ef'lltlef' J, tm. Sunllwd by Ills w!M ,... s--Of CoAa MeM, Ca. 2
~ten Mic:tlelle ~of c..u
Meta, Ca. end Jll//ty 5per'row OI 5-1 0M9o, ea..,_.,... w. $4NtnW of
Cos~ Mes4 Ga., MicMel G. Spenv.
Of Sell 0le9D, Ca. ..... Petrk.k M. Seier
,_ ot S.. Luis OtlllCIO, C.., alto 2 ••
le" l!dNI Olsen ot Ml,_Mt• and
Julie L. s...n-ot •-•· Meu DI Christian &urlat fMHd on T~y. November 6. tm et t :OOAM et St.
Joechlm c:.tllolk ~II. '"tMINm wlll to. In the tllYIH'llM Het!OMI Cemetery, fU.,enlcH, c.. Pierce tlrothers e.11 tlnNdWNy Mor111•ry
dlrec:ton.
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JENNIE£. Wi.AV, --NSldMI Of Gerdeft Gr'CMt, Ce. P-..cl __., Oft Mond•v. Nowmtier s, 1m •t tM Glwdtn ~ ~ ...........
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OMARA (AP)\ -Construction mapate
Peter I. Kiewit, '19,
pl'81idem of the board ol
trust.eel at Ebenhower
Jledlcal Center in
Ranchollinae, dlecl.
elUlllq bead laj'arlea, llan ...,.. eftll p"eater re-...__
la llae wttll ener11 aana1, dae Federal
lllP....., Admlnl'*ntlon pomta oat that allM& cme-
Wnl of aD ftldde trawl Is Oftl' 1110iwa11 wlllere IP"dl fll SS mpla are po8Uble. U an 111Pway uen
obeyed dae SS mpla speed limit oa dleee lllllaway1,
FHA .. ,. we eoaJcl save•,• bureJI of guollae
per day. Ttaat woaJd amoaat to more dlu a
qaaner ol &Jae 1•.• barrel redadio8 Preslcleat
Caner bu cal.led for ID lab eaerp program. U
ta.ere ... an 85 perceat eompllaace WW. &be 55
mpla speed llmlt, u esUmaced 4.t bUUoa caIJou of
hlel woald be saved auaally -nearly s perceat of
total C'MWWWpUoa.
Rare r .. Rare la lff l~retea.,e
DEAR PAT: I've beard it's not safe to cook
meat "rare" in a microwave oven. Why'!
K.J .. Irvine TM RUGG .. rare" meat .....W Mt be eeoked
bl a mkrowaye ovea la a.at enertor areas of dae
meat•• pt ..mdewd)' lllllt t. ~bacteria. bt
~ ....... "rare" ......... ~ ...........
te•pel'atue of tM •Ht 11 llt· J!t decree•
FallreMelt. tlte oataide &emperatue will be a.._
181 depees. wlddl b bot noqb to destroy 1arface
baeterla. b mkrowne cookbag, tlte eztenaal tem·
penhlre .. -creater lhan dae lalenW and .. la·
aafftdml to kill patbo1elde bacteria that may be
preM'lll • &be IUl'face. Rome cualat abo la llOl
reeommeadecl In tbe mlerowan oven because tbe
food may DO& readl &Jae lllP temperahu'H Deeded
&o cu foodt safely.
DEAR PAT: Many years ago I always used
emery paper when I needed an abrasive for metal.
J jll!t finished reading an article about smoothing
metal that doesn't even mention emery paper. ls It
still being sold?
P.J., Huntington Beach
Emery paper la aWI avallable Jn llantware
st.om &Del It ls a &ood metal allrutve. However,
.Wcoa earblde paper ls more popcalar t.oday. It
don a fu&er ud better job.
a.ttH•9 Pipes Profloflltr Leese
DFAR PAT: I have a couple of plumbing prob·
elm1 that I'd rather fu: on my own, if posaible.
Can you find out what causes a vibntUic ooiaewben a
faucet la turned on part way? Also, what could cauae a rumblinanoiaelD tbe bot-water lines?
S.C., Newport Beach
Plllmben e.taeted bJ AY8 apee Illa& Ute Ylbn-llOlle .. ,. be ne to a daewed 11p wulller tJaa& ._. nplua1. A more eommoa caue,
...,.,., II• .mq pipe. 'Ddt laappem wlaa ooe
el die pipe SCffSlil er bapn Ill loeee uct •ut
• refuaen!4 • nplaeed. 'ften•1 .. easy way to
ftJld _.wt.re &Ida II. Y•'D ...... Mud .....
tile 1teama ... ..., ...0 ,_ •oenr a pleft of
pipe t11.M 41Ma>t anear to be MlldlJ attadaN. A na.._. ..... .._~...._._,....._
eaa be eerree&ed •Y n1etUa1 Uae laeater
t1Mirm1w1e .. •lower leaper ..... KQJ .. at are
Ml at llt 41epw l'Urealliet& aa •a.wend t. 14'
dePMl,•attlle•eat.ltlde..-...wt&Mlllla· .. , ...... u. .... water ............ ., ... ...... ,....,.
....... Bia"e Sea S••I• ,,
DEAR PAT: WbUe mo.m, 1D1 new lacquered-
brau belidboard tnto tbe bedroolD. l accidentally
bumped tbe bedpoat into tbe white 1'00dwork. Now then'• a~ ltalA on tbe bed. How can I remove
lt without dama,in, the lacq1ler ftn1ah and the br ... t
P .8., J'ouataln Valley u ,., ........ ._ ................ .
... 'll:r• ...... M'NWfllff. Y•eu 11111 trY&w; I sMidM ..... Wllft.lf•,_•a1 ...... _ .... O'Mt .................... ..,, ......, ................... ... -....1a ...... aee,,.wm1aa ..... ._. .. ........ ,. ............. ..c.
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ftnl eledift offtce .iafte aa
earlier caner •• • la.,...,
#rtt.rilld ....... 'MM•--IMla dll lidDld to lbMe off tM tncltdoDll .. , .... broUaW' .....
Uoliildp to .. UDttM ... Mid :: ::::..i:..~:::• '*"
IJlf llN'OlA1AUY 8U1PIT talk.
tbe tall lllld baJdjq dlW --eeUtlw told PnAcfeJK C..-
wbea t.bt two me& lit tlae lla-
lcan ~ tA FebnwJ tlult
llnlc:o'• relatlcml wttb tbe Uldl·
ed Statea wen neither .. u.
eluaheDOl'a.........,•· ..
•• Al • .nl J)OWtll" tbe United
Statel la~ lta Pf I leDCe
and eon•mttmenta cm all ecall·
nentl. Mexico, a an t.DdepeD-
denl coantry, recopi&ea DO
limltatlom CID the divenlftcMICID
of it.I ezdwlos other tlum lta
princlp)ea ana it.I development
requiremenu:• Lope1 Portillo
said .
"It la ID that li&bt tlUlt we
m uat view the complex
phenomenon of oar IDterrel•·
Uombip, which sbou1d never be
confuaed with dependence. inte-
gration or the blurring of
borders," be added .
WllJl!N A G&OVP of Tamm
sued llmco for S250 mn&a for
damaae-to Tex.as beaches from
history's bluest offshore oil
apW -tbe accident at a Mex-
ican oftabore oil well ID the Gulf
of Memo -be recalled that aa1t
in the Colorado River seriously
damaged llexicall Valley
farmland near the California
border .
Lopez Portillo aald Mex.ico
will not pay for the oil apill
damage because there ls no pre-
cedent under lnt.emational law,
Just as it did oot uk for com-
pensation for the Mexicali
sallnation.
Similarly, wbeo the U.S. gov-
ernment vetoed a purchase of
two billioo cubJc feet dally ol
Mexican natural gas by a con·
sortium ol Amertcan compuies.
~ause the price ol tz.11 WU
blgb and unstable, Lopes
Portillo held up further neaotia·
tlona for nearly two yean.
AGREEMENT WAS
finally reached recently for
350 millioo cubic feet daily at
$3.60. But Lopez Portillo bad
woo a point for Mexico -the
price was pe1ged to the
equivalent of light fuel oil, read-
justed every three months.
A law professor at the
University of Mexico for 13
yean and treasury secretary for
three, Lopez Portillo wu in·
augurated for a six-year term as
president Dec. 1, 1978, in the
midst of the worst economic
slump to bit Mmco since World War ll.
Two devaluations one after
anothet" bad slashed the value ol
the peso by about ball, to 22.SO to
$1, the country wu saddled with
a $29 billion foreign debt, ex·
ports were dropping and infia·
lion in real terms was running
close to 30 percent.
NINE MONTHS IATE•, as a result of fresh finds Mexico an-
nounced it bad become one of
the world's richest oil natioas,
with potential crude reserves
eatimated at about 1JO biltioo
barrela. about 35 billion barrels
below Saudi Arabia, which bu
the world'• larlelt tnown re-
serves, but far above proven
U.S. reserves ol sa.1 billion bar-
rela.
The lledcan oil ftDdl came u
a weleome aboet to a nation bait
of wboee 85 million people are
youncer than u and needs to
create ao,ooo DtW Jobi. Half ot
ita labor force la elther joble8a or under-employed and one
adult 1D five eannot read or
write. Belimtna next year. Maieo'1 on proftla a.re expected to ID·
creue eandnp to • blDian to
$11 bilUan-U..U,.
COIDINING AN education
prolJ'am With a famlJ7 plwmina camPalln to Nd1lee popnlation ~WU. lo 1 pereeat. , .... wt.
.. bt:lllondenloJNDmllN"OCl'UD.
Lopes ~..,.Jae ...... to tma llmco tDto a moc1era m.
dustftal Dlb .,, tbe tun Of the
ceatU7.
"Maico ii DOt IO muda 9D .. ••ftlol*t COQD~ • tt .... under-admlnl1tered coatrJ :•
be OOC'9Mld llta m1e'1•1. ll..Sco'1-a.~1attau aW.U, • aftd ruder, a .._
of the oatdoan. ~ -tb• flD• arta ii well -.. a
puN11W wrUer and DO..it4
iDg out CID a pmchlng bag -
asuaUy before a breakfast of a
llua cl milk or 10cburt. on.nee
or 1rapefruit juice, e1p or
ateat, both wttb bot sauce Mex-
tcu styJe. tout and black cof.
fee.
Re likes to ride aplrtted bones
and a motorcycle. He is a good
archer, javelin thrower and a
crack pistol shot -abootin1
from the hip at movmc t.argeta.
He practices judo, karate and
fencin& witb bis son, Jose
Ramon, a Zl-year-old ecooomut,
and is curTeDtly tak.int t.emu.a
lea sons.
Carmen Romano, bu wife or
nearly 30 years, is an ac·
complisbed amateur pianist.
Their daughter, Carmen
Beatriz, 2.3, recentJy married a
Mexican diplomat. Paulina, It,
likes art u btt father does. A
first dd.ld died in infaaey.
LOPEZ POSTILL0'8 novel,
"Quesalcoatl" ii a fantasy about
the ancient plumedsserpeot god
of the Mayas. "Don Q" l5 a fie·
Rape, M•rder
tlooal essay in which Lopes
Portillo carries on a diaJocue
with himself on the meanina ol
Ule. Two tl'eati&ea be published
on eovernment are widely used
textbooks In law acbools tb.roqbout Mexico.
Re HJS he was a Roman
Catholic until, st the ace of 14.
he re ad G eor1 Wilbel m
Friedncb Hegel ( 1770.. um), the
German pbJJocsopber who used
logic to explain natural
phenomena
"I lost my faith when I read
Hegel." be recently was quoted
u telling a fnend. "I do not
believe in dogma and stopped
praclJCJJll nt.es ...
BUT WREN POPE John Paul
II visited Mexico tbls year;
-Lopes PorUJlo personally
••lcomed bJm, even tboolh
Mmco la otftcfaJJy antl~IerfcaJ.
• • J will not bide from peetmg
.John Paul because there is
nothing wrong or compromising 1n doing so." be said.
Jury Selection Set
For County Trial
By FKEDEIUCK SCBOE•EBL
Of-.... ~ .....
Jury ~on began today in
tbe Oranie County trial of a
Woodland Hilla man accused oC
the 1978 rape and murder ol a
2 lh ·year-old Ventura County
girl.
The start of the trial was
cleared Moaday after Superior
Court Judge Byron McJllllan
ruled the ~utJoo ma1 pre-
sent evidence that allegedly
Glass Craft
Course Slated
A aix-week coune in the art 11
making stained &lul 1riDdowl
be1ioa Wednesday at the
Balearic Community Center in eo.talleu.
Tbe eourwe la prmented b7 tile
City'• LeUure Senicea Depart-ment. It will IMhade lmtnacUaa
ID e...wn,. ~aan1 ud
cementtq. Cius be beJd
Wednelclaya from 1:30 to 8:80
p.m .
An 111 regiatntioa fee doem't
include matertala. For addJ·
Uonal lnform1Uon, phone
'15W300_
would show that a tool mart
found on tbe girl's chest was
made by a pair of locking pliers
found at the home of the de!en-
dant, 'lbeodore Frank, 44.
Frank, a former state mental
hospital patient who, autborities
say, bas a history of ·molest.a·
lions, ia cba.rged with the npe-
torture murder of youq Amy
s~ Seils, who disappea~ from
a Camarillo residence on Mardi
14, 1978.
Her body was recovered in
Topa111a Canyon two days later.
Tbe cue was transferred to
Oraqe County Superior Court
because 11 widespread publicity
in Ventura Coant,y.
The ~-haired. bearded de-
fendant watched and listened in· tenu, ,._,., as a Los Anaelea
County forensic patbolo1lst
t.tified that 13 to 15 points ol
slmilulty existed between a
mark found oo the lirl's body
and JaWI ot a pair of Vice Grips
police cla1m they aelled durin& a
aearch of Frank's reaideace.
Defeaae attorney Willard
Wlkaell bad IOUlht to exclude
lhe e~ CID tbe ll'O'JDds that
a acann11'1 eleetron microscope
compaiUoa of the marts wu
acienWlc~ unsound.
.Judie llelllllan, howHer.
ruled aplmt tbe defense follow·
iDI ~·~Umo•y from tlle patftolOlllt nd a Meon4 expert
bnqbt to <>nmte CoanQ frcD Seot1aD4 Yard ID Iaadoll.
MclllDm mo nded tbat lftl-ec 11 tou ma~ uab•lt aa mdencl natel aD Mn.al pnc.
Ute• that l"l'ank wrote about
1rblJe be WU ~ tl'Mt.o
meat at AtHeadero Stu•
IJOlpitaL
W1blll bad COlltaded tUt tbe
DOt.tll .-. i1lbj9ct to eoaft.den.
UaUtJ Dder th• tberaptat· plltMet~.
Vemura ~ De1M1tY Dll-tnet AUonle7 . tmaj Prapr
Hld M 1rtlt Sffk the d•&tb
pmaJty .... Phak, wbo ....
un.tC la ~ witb tbe cnme 19 J81111117.
ftit trW .. ~ to lliit tft,,,,.. ... --I
A "'Bubble-e1e., 1oldfl1h, left, and a goldfish bred by Richard Graham of Nortfi
• ..Cel81&1al" fix tbelr 1uee upon photo-Canton, Ohio.
. .. graplaer.,Tbey'n amona the pn,r.e..winnina
State High Court Holm Wnsenl No Ftretor
SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -California's law
asltDlt bn1nl IUu.l lntercoune with Juvenile llrll II nl&d even tbouah it proteeta Olal1 femalel
and proeecutes CMa1J malet, tbe state Supreme
Court bu ruled. The 4-3 decision Monday by Justice Frank
Rlcbardaon said although tbe unlawful sexual in·
tercourse law -formerly tbe statutory rape law
-claaaifted both victims and offenden by sex .. tbe
equal protection requirements of the state and
federal Constltutiom were met because of a com-
... pellln1 ataie interest.
TIO: SONOMA COUNTY CASE involves ~ ldeDUlled aa Mlebael II., 17~, and SbarO.. ia. who qaaed tn aexua1 intercoune : .. etter an amorous interlude on a part bench.
• lllcbael wu cbaraed wltb statutory rape, leeally ... ~a unlawful sexual intercourse with a airl
•der tbe age ol 18 wbo b not the wife of tbe · fir.,..... Be IO\llht dlamiaaal of tbe charges. . ne majority, which included Cblef Justice
• ~ BOie Bird and Justices William Clark and Wiley
Maaael, q:reed the law dlscrlmlnated on b baala
r of MS but said lt WU Justified.
: Nuclear Accident
~
~=Jn 1959 Revealed .. .
•'TllE IAW ••• 18 SUPPO&TED Nar by
mere IOCial convention but by the immutable
pbylloloslc.al fact that it la the female exclusively
who can become prepant," the declaim Hid.
"This cbanaeleaa physical law, coupled with
tbe tragic human costs of Wegitlmate teen-age
preananciea, aenerates a compelline and de-momtratable state lntereat in minimizing botb tbe
number ol prepandes and their dlaa.strous cons&-
quences."
The declaion said the Leglalatutt waa justified
in keeping tbe biatoric statutory rape law on the
books because of "the potentially devastaUna'
social and economic result.a whfch may follow ita
vlolattoe."
THE COtJaT al!JBCl'ED TllB argument the
female must be held equally responsible, sa)'inl
"tbe minor female wbo engages, however willinl·
ly, in aaual relations la subjected to risks and ad·
vene comequeaces . . . far greater than those
which 1DaJ befall her male counterpart.
Dt...ttn• justices, in an opinion written b)'
Jaatice 8tanl8y Most and joined by Justices Frank
Newman and llatbew Tobrtner, said tbey could not aublcribe to tbe implied premlae tbe "female
of the bmDan specl• la weak, inferior, and in need
of patemaJ1atic protection from tbe state. That
concept II an anacronlam tn a soetetJ In which
fem ala have achieved remarkable pro1resa
toward equality."
THE Dl88ENT SAID THE majority opinion il·
lustratel the "fundament.i unfairnels of a law
tbat alwaya punishes tbe youna man and never tbe
10UDI woman ffW a jOlnt aa\ ol which abe wu
often thl ca\118."
"lectuciu twclt pretnandee l.IDOlll teen·••• atrlJ DJ.111 well be a laudable Co"'1UDeDtal objee-
UH," tbit dl1tmt Mid. 0 bat h .. wUbfU tbinlrin• to belleve that the California statutory rape law
waa ••uaU1 enactff or re-enacted for that pu.rpoee.H
IN WBSD.ING, W.'fA.. a mu no 111Uc1 not to be tdenffned Aki be
boaabt. eoupolll CID a "~
clea[ ''I He retmed to aay ...... IMf sot tbe eoapom or bow mum be pUdj
for tbem. bat claimed to baw eold IOI
at "° each wlthln two W'elb. ,....
·-Mid be ... eoaftdmt .. woaJd ..u tbe nit aDd make a proftL
Once &(ain the holiday season
is rapidly approaching. So we
at Delany'a gourmet market
can auure you, our cuatomen,
the finest ID qualUy and proper
shes of RESH LOCAL PRIME nJUEYS, GEDE,
DUCKS oa LARGE
ROASTING CHICKENS, we
would appreciate your orders
Harbor Lawu·Mount Oloo
Mortuary· Cemetery· Crematory
1125 OtaJer Aniaue • CGlta 11-, Plllme(TJA) .....
Clllla ..... _Cilllllllllt,..... .....
aa soon aa possible.
Order yoar ltanding prime rib
aged not leas than 30 days,
prepared for easy earring a.a
only we at Delme)''• can do it.
Agam tbls year we will stun and coot your
turkey or just stuff it ... ready for the oven. We
will have plenty of extra dreuinl and sravy
on hand .•• one quart FREE with each cooked
turkey.
Our gourmet wine cellar ta full of either imported or
domestic wines for your boHday needs • . • or, for your
convenience, a complete liquor department.
LET US CATES YotJa llOUDAY
PilnES FllOll A cotrPLrn 8n·DOWN
DINNER TO A STAND-VP BUl'FET .•.
WE EVEN PVllNl8ll THE Gl&LS TO 8DVE.
Open DallY 9~ • Closed S•day
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84.98
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White It~ not do ~l!'..111.._IUCh •burned· on foods, OE'a Power Scrub9 CVCle it des~ to rwmCJll9 dried-on end ~~ food from SIC*.S*llend~
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soft food dispo11r ee Sound lnailated •
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* JEWELRY SHOW *.
OPEii TO TIE PIBUC I .,
•
TUESDAY & WE•ESDAY
•YEMBER6 & 7
111 II:• A.M. to 6:M P.M.
UP TO
Buy Direct at Wholesale Prices
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1611 S-Chains •••••• 5 13 LARGE DISPIAY OF
DIAMOND RINGS I 8 11 S-Chains 'I 6 • • • • • • AND MOUN11NGS
Chai 111 Holders 5 12 • • • • FREE ADMISSION Chm 1111 stat111111 at s 2 • • • • .... [ ... ....., .....
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"I wu kind of a tbmboy when it came to sporta." she
aa11. "I bad en offer to attend Bowllna Green and play
buketball bat I didn't IO beeauae I started ridiq bones. "Yee, I've bad a wel&ht problem ln the past," sbe says
even thouCb lt doesn't show at the preeent Ume.
"I WEIGHED 1Zt when I started ridlnl and I spent a
year reducing to set back down to lOL Wben I sraduated, I
felt I would put it back on if I went to eolleae so I quit
school. "It bas to be a psychololfcal tblnl for me. I waa riding
in Toledo when the wind cblll factor wu 35 below and
many of the jockeys wouldn't ride.
T~Leelcer ···-Halftime isn't just getting a
drink of water or an orange
to eat. It is also a time when
emotions take over and a
team prepares to either pro-
tect its J~d or come from
behind. At a recent Costa
Mesa High game Dave
McAllister {upper left)
thinks it over, Coach Tom
French (upper right) speaks
his piece, Jeff Borton (lower
left) cootemi>lates and Tony
Dixon cuta loose with a bar·
rage oC emotion .
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.. We don't lmow boW to protect a lead because we
bavea't bad one ""' often. .. -DeUoit Coach ••&e ·
Clark llftel' b1a team blew a 17-6 lead and lolt 20-17 to the
Buffalo BUla.
'II • Stt11 • .. ta•&a l' .. t••U T .. ae
Tbe top Twenty teama in Tbe Auoclated Presa •
eoll•I• football poll, with tint-place votes iD •••
pareotbeMI and ncorda.
L Alabama (48) l-0..o 11. Bfilbam Youq a-0-0 ~ N•....._. <•> $4-0 12. Ptttabuqb 7-1..0
J. Ob1o aate (I) ...0 1L NoU9 Dame 1-2..0
• 4. So. Cdfanla (1) f.0.1 14. Purdue 7-2..0
,. 5. ROUltclD (1) M-0 15. Waabl.qtoa 7--2..0
Oklahoma 7·1-0 11. Aubara ~2..0
. nartda State a-0-0 17. BaJlor ~2.0
T..... ~1.0 18. Clem8oa ~2-0 . ArkaDNI • 1-1.0 . 19. South Carolina 6-2..0 o. Mldd1an a.1.0 20. Wake Forest 7-2.0
l'..CNll ll••n, •-• Ptre .. •htl
CORAL OABl·ES, Fla. -Two Univenity ol .•
lllami -..... bave been cbarpd with anon iD • 9 • what pollce NY wu the bune1ed firebombing of a
dormftary room sb.ared by two football players.
ometa1a aid the firebomb craabed throuah a window of
m1I room and landed between tbe beds Of nmn1dg back Chris
l Robbi and tallbaek Taylot Ttmmom, but did not lpite.
I Polee arnsted Artllar L. RamJDCIDd. ZS, ud Lloyd ~a. wlM> ~bad. fraeaa ~ Ttm ..... , ..
"'!'lllllllaoa;rm ...._.the~
C.tNNlletu Wla •• £•11fttr & .. a.
The )lodtreal Canadiena continued their Iii
lifetime dominatioa of WuhiJlltoo as Gtl1 LaDeu .,
scored two third-period ,oab to lead the NHL
teaa to a 2.0 vlet.ory over the capitals Monday mot. The Can;ediem have woo 31 and tied their other three
meetlap with the Capltala lince the team entered the league
iD 117t-1S. •. Defmaeman IQ Wells, Los Angeles' top tm
draft Mlectioa. bu been loaned to the King.a' BlDchamt.oo
farm dub iD the American Hockey Leque ... Tbe Edmon·
ton Olien added Flnn1ah rtcbt wiDC Kart ••"haea to their roster aad also recalled defememan J-. lledaankl from the
ClnclanaU Strtnaen of tbe Central Hockey League.
8•eeer8t•rs C'INlr•etl Wk• \"t.a.tt.••
Tbe National Labor RelaUons board bu •
cbaraect the Nortb American Soccer League and
ita member clubs witb 40 separate vtolatiooa of
U.S. labor lawa atemmlna primarily from last
April'• ftve-day strike by the players .•. aadJ' KooplmaM of
tbe N«bertanda retained b1a Earopean Boxinl Union Iii.bl bea~ tiile witb a uaanlrnow 12·round dedaioo over
pre'rioully undefeated Frenchman llodlle Taler ... •anta
Ca•el ol MlllOUla, Moat., will meet Yqoalavia'a .. le
Pa.rte. to tbe WBC'1 first cndlerwetlbt (17$.1.IO) title fl&bt l>fc. I to Split, YqoelaTia. •. "lbe battle for the year's top
driver award to NASCAR stock car competiUoa will go to tbe
Win wltb Dunll W~ bnkHn1 a two potot. lead over •snar. Pt1U7. 1be lbotrdO.n wlll come in the Los Aqeles
11m• 500 at Ontario Nov. 18.
Te~llNt.
Followtng ere the top sports ewnta on TV tonlght. Ratings
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C'O cb *"I bue for U. Dodllft neat HUOD, tit• NaUoaal
Le11u. baHball tu• an-
aoueed Mood11. He'll ~ PNltce Oomea, wbo wu 1111.nd
lut. month to m•••I• the Cb.ica90 CUbl.
<bark left 1..-AnJelea aft.-. yean lD tbe Dodaen' otraaba·
Uoo to maaate the Pb.mies to
l971 1\ WU I auce.flful teoun,
11 be l\dded PbilHelpbla to N•·
Uon al Lea1ue !!11t cham·
p1ooablpe for three coaaeeutne
aeuonaat.artins lD 1176.
"11"8 LIKS comin& bome,"
said Ou.rk at a pr.a coafermce
called by the Dodlen. ·~
yean la a Iona time. I Wnk it
was Nov. S, 1972 wbeo I was
bJred by the Pbillies, ao it's been
exactly 1eve11 yean. I · 'I would like to be a bil
league manaaer acatn but I'm
aoint to forset about that for
now. I'm a coach with the
Dodgen. I'll eQjoy worlr:iDC for
(vice president) Al Campan.Ls
and <Ma na1er) Tommy
Laaorda.''
Fregosi Hosts To11J·ney
Ozark was replaced by Dallas
Green Aue. 25 with tbe PbWies
out of contention lo tbeir
diviaioo. Pblladelpbia wu G47
under Ourk to tm, livinl h1m
a record ot :iM-510 as the team's
manaier.
Boy Scout Invitational Sei for ICCC
••r• FA•ILJA& with lbe
I>oqen, they were kind ot iD
the 1ame boat as we were in
Pblladelpb.la last seuoa -too
many injuries to important
pltchen," aald Ozark. "I tb1nk
tbe Dodgers have the personnel
to make tbem contenders in
1980."
Ou.rk, 55, left DO doubt that
leaving the Phillies waso 't bis
choice .
"They were very enjoyable
years," be said of the time be
s pent as Philadelphia's GOLF
manager. "I have no regrets Thursday aft.er 54 boles of play.
about ,aing there. "1bla la a chance for 1oll mtbuaiuta to wat.cb
' ' W h a t b a p p e n e d i n the future stars of tbe LPGA lD actba.," tourna ·
Phlladetpilla waao't my fault ment ehalrman Joe Fon ...,.. "Tben is no
and tt wam't tbe fault al tbe ebarle to come oat and watdl the pblyen."
players. It was certainly dif. Last year's winner, Lori Garbaes wl1l not de·
ficult for us to overcome tbe in· feod ber tit.le \bl& week. She earned ber LPGA
juries to members of tbe card in Janbar)' and bu been playiq on tbe re·
pitching aWr. gular tour tbia aeaaoo. The WPGT features YOUDC
Wednesday, Nov. 14, date ol tbe next dloner meet· mc. Wlws and Ort friends will be lnvtted to the
meeUac wttb the California Dreama women'• pro
buketba11 team part.idpatinc in tbe procra.m . . .
llecmt bo&es·iD-ooe .. Robert R. Calo of
Cotta Mesa ICOC'ed a.o ace at tbe Cost.a Men Golf
aad Couatry Club while WUliam s-,tnpr, a1ao ol
COit.a .... made bis at tbe Palm DeMrt Country
Club. Both have qualifted for tbe Rusty Nall bole-
in-ooe sweepet.akea that will ftnd the lucky wtnoer
getUnc a free tnp to Scotland and Sl,000 in
cub ..
AppUcatJona are still beinc taken for the
Senior's Invitational tournament al Green River
Golf Course Nov. 17-18.
Unfortunately for them. none of the three
Orange Coast area golfers trymg for a spot on the
PGA Tour for oext year made 1{ past tbe qualify.
ing scbool at Huntsvllle, Tex.as last week. Bill Feil,
a teacbinc pro in Colorado dunng the summer
moot.hs and a resident ol Laguna Niguel. missed
by three strokes after firing a second 80 oo Sun~
for a 305 total. Ray Carrauo or lrvme finished tbe
four ~ a1308 wtlile lllke Krantz of Huntangton
Beach was eliminated on Friday after the third
round.
Walton Case Eyed "I THOUGHT it was unfair players on tbe way up the pro ladder. Marianne
that I was fired, because of the Stangland ol Long Beach and LeAnn Cassaday are
circumstances. Some of tbe two of the more promiaing Y'OUDC stars competio&. NEW YORK CAP> -The National Basketball
players felt that way, too." Tbe Women's Profe11icxual Golf Tour l1"0UP Players Auooaboo Monday formally appealed
Ozark bad kind words for that la lpclOICJrina tbe :to. Al event, ls also behind the compenutioo award iaaued by NBA Com·
Phillies owner Ruly Carpenter, a new proJect., Drive, Pitch and Pu!.ie tor cbildreo miaaiooef' Larry O'Brien in tbe Bill Walton tree
who be wd "was a beck ot an ttbroueb 17. agent case.
owner who did a lot for me." CompetWon wu held today to determine wiD· The appeal will be beard by Telford Taylor,
Ozan said be was at a rout in nen in ftYe qe catecortea. the comt·QPOinted special muter.
Cincinnati for former Dodgers Yompten wtJ1 ban three dnves wttb the After W<oa. wbo led~ to the NBA ti·
Manager Walter Alston when be best beiq meuured for accuracy to a line and for tle in 1.l'T7, sicnect witb Saa Dieso u a veteran free
was contacted by Campanis distance; three pttcb abota to a ereeo that wW ftnd agent, the clubs were unable to ap-ee on com·
about returning to I.a. Angeles. tbe best effort measured from the cup; and three pensatioo. O'Brien awarded Portland forward
·Tm sure that working for putt.I of va.ryioc leneths. all or which will be Kermit Washinctoo. center KeVlD Kunnert. two
Tommy Lasorda will be as en· counted. flrst·rouod draft cbotces and $3:50,000.
JOyable as working for Walter * * * Waltoo, wbo sat out last season with a broken
Alston." said Ozark, who served CBIP 8BOT8 -John c. Arp ol Oakn:;HJDt foot. has yet to play this year.
as a coach for the Dodgers un· Country Club iD Glendale la tbe newty-elected pres· Thia is the aecood appeal to be filed by the
der Alston from 1965-72. ideot of tbe Southern Ca11fomia Golf Auodatk>o. Players A.uociat.ioa. The first was over the Marvin
.. He's a good strategist, an He la the ftnt aoo of a fonnes-pl"fllidellt to lake Webster award. in whicb New York was ordered to
outstanding baseball man," S&ld over the gavel for the SCGA. bis late father bold· send Lonnie Sbelton, a flrst·round pick and
Campani.s. "We expect Danny to · the-+ iD ~~ $450,000 to Seattle. Taylor toot no action oa tbat ma _ .. ...-. . . ..
be Tommy's lieutenant, bis The Rancho San Joaqum Ilea'• club will bold appeal. but Federal Judie Robert r.;. Carter, who
rigbt ·band man." its a.onual turkey aboot Saturday and acaiD on baa floaJ Jurisdiction, ruled the award nceuive. The Pbilliea fuliabed last in Tbe NBA bu liDce appealed Carter's rulinf· the NL East lo Osart's first -------------------------__...;;...;;._ __________ _
aeuoo in Pbiladelpb.la, but were
third iD 1974 and ll@;OOOd ln 1975
before wlnnina the division Utle
three straigbt years.
l'retaPflfle•J
College Football
I
The Dally Piiot's Golden 50
<Lui wea'a Ma pl&JS el st Jaftls or mere> B~Duaine Jackson. Edison (kickoff return for
tou.cbdown wttb bandeff from Dino Bell)
7&-Fred Placka. Dana Billi (touchdown pus from
Paul Slzelove)
U-Dam Martin, Huntington Beach (pass from Daryl Ducharme)
51-Dan Baqer, Costa Mesa (touchdown pass from Bill
Lux)
. TheSNson
91-Taylor (llarlna); ._Banner (San Clemente);
86-Templeton' (Irvine); 85--Roberta (J.rvine), Carlyle
<Mater Del), J>. Jackloa (Edisoa); IO-GJeecl (Dana Billi)
and Bell (F.c:Ulola): 77-Brttbt <c.orona de1 llar): '7&-
Placka <.Dana WU.>: 72-Baduneier (Ocean View) and
Hobart (Uaiver.lty); 71-Taylor (Karina); '70-Bell
• (ltdllaa); e&-TbomPMD (Buntiqton Beaeb); &I-Boyer
(EdilOD); G-llO!lel" <Ocean vte,r); D-Brtaiit (Corona del Mar>, Bauer <Cotta Kesa>. Kralu (l:ltanda); ec>-.
Schnltaer <Coroaa ctel Mar>: ._Yan <Fountatn Valle1>: S-MOMr (Ooean View): a-Bell (Ediloa) ad Taylor
<Marina); ~lmeeea (Newport Barbor); M-Bantley
(llarlna), Cates <NewfO't Jlart)or), llartiD (R'1Dt1qtcm
Beach); D-HunUe1 <Marina); u-atartman (Cotta
lleaa), 9pillncer (llater Del) and Baaer (Colta lleaa);
51-Bell (Ediloa), Baaer <Costa lleaa) ~ 50--Bauer <Costa Mesa).
Seahawks:
Color Them.
~tRed
SEATTLE (P) -Seattle
Seahawu Coach Jack Patera
stared blankly down across his
barrel chest at his feet and mut·
tered: "I can't remember ever
seeing anything like that
before."
He'd love to forget, but the
record book won't let him.
The Seahawks broke a Na-
tional Football League record on
Sunday by wlnaing up with
minus-seven yards on offense in
their bruialna 24-0 losa to the Los
Angeles Ramt. The pre\fious
lea1ue reeord waa mbaDS-flH
o-ard• b~ tDu••• •••last OUlaad a ,.. • Sept.
10. 1976.
THE SEA.BAWKS' offensive
line wu a lieve under Rama'
pounding. Su.hawk quarterback
Jim 1.om looked more like a
puncbini bag tban a passer.
'Tm not going to forget about
this game," said Zorn, who was
sacked six times and completed
just two of 17 passes for 25
yards.
In the whole fame, Seattle
managed to grope to only one
first down.
The Rams, by comparison,
rolled up 476 total yards and 29
first downs.
THE VIctoav elevated Los
Angeles -with a New Orleans
defeat -lnto a fint-place tie in
the National Conference West
witb a 5-S record.
A diebard opt1mllt could point
out that because Seattle had the
ball for only 25 plays, the
Seabawb Jost an average of OO·
ly aligbtly more than seven
inches a play.
The Seahawb' defense wu on
th• field for a aruellnc 95 plays.
At leut t"WO defenden, end Bill
Gre1ory and safety Autry
Beamon. mdured all 95.
"Maybe lD colle1e, I was in a
same like tbb:' Gregory aai4
afterwards, bliDkiq.
PATEaA, ASKED If he'd
noticed~ poaiUYe points lo tbe
Sea.bawta• performance, •aid. "I can't think ot aQY DOW."
Zorn said, .. I would never
dream ot tbll bappeniq. It wu
embunasm,. We weie booed
and it WU delerved. I WU feel·
101 like booln1 1ometlme1.
We're ID 11~ eolor down tbere • -brtlht red .•
Angels' For-d
Endures Knife
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of S2 Ud &l yarda and wu wanntq ap for a
potenUal 1am•tler wltb two ml0 utea left and tbe
Dolpblnl at the Houston 30. But on tecond·and-7,
linebacker Gresl Blnpam picked off a Bob
Grteae &>aN at the 15 and returned it 5' yards to
clinch t&e 1ame.
GUES~, VNDSa PlaE tllroulh 1D01t of
what'• been one ot the worst alumpt ot his 13-year
career, said: '"Of courae, that'• the wont th.lag in
the world that coaJd bave happened in tbat litua-
tioa. I didn't plan it that way. Bingham Just made
•veal play.''
Houston quarterback Dan Putortnl, no
strancer to criticism, aereed.
''It WU ooe of those tblnp: he had the P1
open and made the throw. But Bin.8bam pm bled
and made tbe lnterceptioa. Knowm, Bob Griese.
he could make the aa111e throw 100 ttmes· and it
would not happen aealn:' Putortnl said.
Grtese•1 teammates weren't as quiet to de-fend.
"We Just choked up. We didn't challenge them
with our play calllnc. We played a contender and
we choked up. We played conservative instead of
taking the challenge to tbem." said wide receiver
Duriel Harrl1.
IL\RIU8 SET CLUB &ECOaDS the previous
week with 10 receptions for 180 yard.a but dldn 't
catch a pass Monday while fellow wide receiver
Nat Moore bad Just two receptions.
"I only got the ball thrown to me twice all
night,•• Harrls said. •'I know what I can do to help
this team, but lf I don't iet the ball I can't help.
It'• frustratlna to work bard all week in practice
for thla.''
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Eagle receiver Harold Carmichael, with
his wife beside him, accepts a trophy pre-
sented to him by general manager Jim
----Murry, during halftime Sunday for b1a Na-
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.INDICATIONI WAS daat
Da'1.lbu .... UNmblbll·a maa,..•w·feam for ta. c1lab
aad that Al ..... former-llftll-
dent o1 tbe Nft Yon Y.U.., would Jeaye . It.II cu.mat polt
wtth an Atlantic Ctt1 cutno
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would consider me for n n-
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A DUbUabed report said Cedric Tall&, f0rmer 1eneral maaqer
of tbe Yantee1, would Join
Roten In mana1ement of the
Denver club.
TBE SOtJaCE aaid nelOtia· lions should be wrapped up
aome time th1I montb, .. allowtni
the deal to be preM:Dted to tbe
Amertean Learae In December
durlnc the annual baaeball
•meellnp in Toronto.
Du•il wu reported in
Callfomia and unavailable for comma.
Ptn1eJ wu Qked twice tor re-
acUon to tbe Pft»Ptdi•e ule Mon~.
The flrlt time, he said: .. No
comment. The club la for sale. That'• all I can say."
Later, be said: "I wish I could
tell you it (the reported sale)
was true, but there's no truth to
the rumor wbataoever. There's
nothing to that. I don't know
where lt originated .
"All I can tell you ls, yes, l
talked to Marvin Davis and hia
representatives some time ago
and the entire situation depends
on the possibility of working ·
tometlalq out with the Oaklaod
Coliaeum wUb re1ard to the
eitllt YMn rem1tmn1 Oft tbe A's .. .... ,.'_--
I ACK •AL'l'S8TEa, a member ot the Coliseum board.
said he hadn't heard anythln1
about a sale.
.. Al far u we're concerned.
we've got a lease for eight
years,.. aald MaJtester. "They
<the A's) can't just walk away.
Sooner or later aomebody la go-
lnl to ban to come talk to us.
''Every time we pick up the
newspaper, OuarUe Flnley's eot
somethiq new to say. 'lbe trou-
ble t., he baan't said anytbine to us.·•
a Pre&I FOOtllau.·Eeg
from Lo!i Angeles Area
to Phoenix, Denver, Salt Lake City,
Tucson and Spokane.
Call Los Angeles (213) 646-6800
Burbank (213) 84&-1611
Orange County (714) 557-5212
I
McDonnell Douglas cOrporation assemblers low\r the
fuselage segment of the first KC-lOA Advanced 'lanker
Cargo Aircraft (ATCA) to be .produced at the company's
Long Beach plant. The section is being position.Id for
joining to the center fuselage section in the backgiound.
The Air Force has placed an order for four of the 182-f~t air
refueler and cargo carrier planes, and bas indicated tmay
order20planes if funding is approved.
food to Cost More;
EW Take 'to Drpp
~· • W ASIDNGTON <AP> -The
Aarlt!ulture Department is
forecastinl increases of up to 11
perceqt in food prices next year,
coupled with a sharp decline in
farmers' incomes.
rifth" after two yearsof strong
increuee.
A projected 11 cent ln·
create in oyerall p ducUon costs 11 reapon1lbh for the
1loomy outlook for armers,
wboae financial con n "bas
shown record lmpro ent tbla
• NEW YORK <A~) .r lmAline a typewriter that wu back to
you.
Tbat'a what J number of U.S.
companies -lncludinc co~
puter llant IBM aDd two smaller
ftnna -are mald.nl tbae days,
hopin1 to attract buslneaa from
blind people and their
employers.
The new machines allow blind
typlata to proofread their own
copy without. help from people
wbocanaee.
"I KNOW BLIND typists who
are doing a good Job now, but a
system Ute th~t would enhance
tbelr capabilities and open a lot
of employment doon," said J . J.
Jackaoo, a bllncl staff member
at Micbitan State University's
Artiftctal Laneuaee Lab. The federal government
estimates 7,400 blind people are
already workibg as typists, and
some state governments will un·
dennite the cost of new equip-
ment that allows bi.ring the ban·
di capped.
Malten say the new macblnes
will open up other employment
opportunities as well, and can
alto be used at home.
Each of tbe1e talking
macblnes ~ wbat la typed in an electtoale me~. Tbm. on commend. St Ma ck tbte ~::haf~ripre out bow U:
words aboul4 be pronoaneed. •
TBE A&TIFICIAL voices
aound mechanical and make pronunciation mistakes. But
they are clear enough so the
typist can spot errors in the text
and go back and fix them. The
error-free text la then typed onto
a sheet of paper, or, in some
cases, in braille.
The makers hope these
machines will replace a 1enera·
tion of more expensive typinc
machines that read back the
text by speWng letters. These
were &ood for correcting erron
a1 the typist was worttng, but
are cWftcult to u.se for editiq a
completed text.
IBM introduced its version ot
a taWni typewriter at a news
conference here Friday. It COit.i
'5,300 and must be used with
IBM's Memory 01' Mag Card
typewriters, which ran1e in price
from $6,900 to SS,920. The com·
pany plans to sell it in New
York, Cblca10, Vfaablngton, San
Francllco and Austin, Teua,
be&inntn1 next IPrlni·
PMI INC. 011' Inglewood,
Calif., 1Dtroduced a similar but
r~.a.ttle•• ...
Robert Flournoy of Likely. caut .• iJl Modot
County, displays the 1Uwr tray which was
present.eel to him in San Francisco after be ,;.
wu named 19"19 Livestock Man of the Year
at the 35th annual Grand National
Livest()ck Show at tbe Cow Palace. ',<' ,
~
•••t.Vt Ollle!e OpetU
Rexon Business Mac~nes Corporation of
Culver City. Calif., bu eatabUlbed a diJtrtct sales
and service oll'l~t ln Irvi.M, C'allf. Th office ii to
serve Orl!lce, San Diego, and Riverside counties.
The Orange County branch, located al 19017
Sky park Circle, Suite P, la managed by Tom
Hassett.. former regional sales manaaer for Ran· dall Data Systems, Torrance, Calli.
MSIReportsEar11 ....
MSI Data Corporation of Costa Meaa la report-
ing coosolldated net eaminp in the'f111cal secoDjf
quarter ended September 21, 1979 of $318,077, up 14
cents per .share from $276,920, or 11 cents per share
in the year-earlier quarter.
Revenues for the fiscal seeond quarter <Were
$11,389,0'6, up from $9,434,749 in the co111parable
period of the pr~vious year. according to Donald
Brosnan, president.
PR Ff,._ a..t•f•~d
Clay Publicom, an Irvine public relatiou and
advertising firm, bas been retained by recenUy-
formed LNCO Constructon, Inc., also of Irvine,
for a corporate communications program, accord-
ing to George Noonan, president of LNCO.
The program includes logos, stationery. cor·
porate bl'ocburea, signs and publicity for projects
under way in Corona del Mar, Fountain Valley,
Santa Ana, and Duarte.
Loa• OlllC!e II~
menr':t =-=-=d~=~ -,,..pon tllO'Nd to 1t Ool'porate Pia ..
in NewportCeiater.
~ '='='1.:095°~ ~ ~ Me.lw-y? •
. Zlld Trwt Deeds ~
MESA MORTGAGE
M.'Y l#flllNltOI. -·~ ()jt~ '1'INONG NO ,..,AY PIMALTY
Prompt Courteous SeMce
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The ~ercial abd lodustrial department OC·
cuples the mez:aanlne noor of the new 12,000 sq. rt .
facility. 1be Newport Beach branch's saving.a de·
partment ii located lll the cround floor. Both
operations formerly were al l9Q Newport Center
Drive.
I
I $50,000 to $500,000
Ga• Sourre f'o.,.d'!
OXOCO or Irvine bas announced that a deep
wildcat well drilled to a depth of 1.2,800 feet on the
company'a leue in the East White Point Field,
San Patricio County, Texu, b&I teated slplflcant
gas from two sones.
/tfembe1Mlp OK'd
Smiles Frozen Foeda Inc. of Costa Mesa, a r
frozen y<>IUJ"l operation, baa been accepted u an
associate. member of the International Francb.ile
Asaociatloo (IFA).
N~i lawo_. .J .. ps
Wynn's lntemational Inc., of Fullerton, an ln·
ternatiooal producer and marketer of automotive
products. la reporting a 17 percent increase in net
income during the third quarter ended Sept. 30 on
a 15 percent increase ln sales.
Net incom~ was $1,711,000 or t9 cents a share.
on sales of $44.4 million, compared to Sl,519,000 or
42 cents, on sales of $31.6 miWon for the like
quarter ot 1978. Net income for the 1919 quarter in·
eludes a foreien currency excbanae gain of 8 cents
a sbare and for the 1978 quarter a ealn of 7 cents a
share.
' . INCOME PROPERTY SECONDS
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U food price9 rose that much
for the second strailht year,
consumers ln 1980 would be pay-lnl more than twice what they
paid for 1rocerles and
tHtaurant meals a decade
befo~.
y~ar ,'' t1-e depa ment's
Economicst. St~U le• and
Cooperatives::;er'Ylce ed. The details of the t offtelal
food·~ ..timatel r the new year weH beln1 ld until
Tuesday's sessions pf the de·
partment'• annual Citloot eon·
ference.
less expensive machine ln M11. -------------------.;.;.:::=:::::==-;_:__-'---__.:~...:..:~;.;;.:;;:~::::.
Called the Dilivox, it aella (or
'3,100 trith a dOt matrix print«
wbicb la lepble but not t;i*l
quality, and for under '5,000
with a typed qualltt printer.
NEW ISSUE
a 10/lcltatlon qt an offer to buy theH HOufitltt .•
only by me Pr91lmln1ry on.ring Clrcwar.
I .••. Cumu .. tf,9 COriftrtJble Pref....-.cl ltook
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:omru i:bltla111 lltle at $1.00.
'!bat's right. With a ptl88book
_.,.,lftt'. ,.t; Avoo 'Ibrift, you earn 8% /
interest. '!bat's an annual yield • • .
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M08'f UBA.aa.US&D of all la lbe Carter eel·
mlliiatnUoa, whlcb ln July forecut botla doubt•
dllit lntlatiOn and a receulon for the year and
then, ln Aucuat, revl.ted and deepened Ill l)oomy
recfsslon outlook, 'fbo!le wbc> bave made 1ucb foreeuta aren't
defe.Ueleu. Just wbatJ1 a recesalon lln't clear
and probably never will be, and ao It I.I entirely
poulble for aomebody to matntatn and defend bl.I
or her own deftnltion.
Re1ardleas, everyone seema to agrff that they
and their neigbbon and business and the federal,
state and local governmenta are in a aort of
economic bind that for lack ol another word they
call recession.
It miCh1 not accurately delcrtbe economic coodWam. but il 11)C)et ce~ does suaest tbelr
ecoaomlc ~. a.c wd.m mew •Of17, an4
people are worryinf their beeda off •
Compere that to the 6%% you
with a ~book8CCO\llli ataoommer
c:ial baDk. Or the~~ you eam at
sa · and loan. WC come aeeus.
The J>eOde who put you in the
ccmpeny-will also put you on Cloud 9 .
BOSTON CAP) -Barrinl Dl'W
court lntel'ventlCID the fedsnl
1ovenuneat will \UH eeo.ooo acne under' tbe Oeorsea Bank
Dahllll area to oil companles
tbJa week in the bOpe Ua.at the UD·
denea real est.at. ll u rtcb tn natural IU add oU .. It ii tn
m a.rlae life.
But there wUl '8 an Uth-bour
ft1bt •lalnlt. Off•bore oil ex·
ploreUon u eavlronmentallata
10 to U.S. Diltrtct Court oo Wed·
nuday aeekin.1 an lnjuoctioa ••atnlt next Tuesday'• bldd1ne in Provtdence. R.I.
Leadln1 the fi&bt is
Mu1acbusetta Attorney General
Funding OK'd
For Job Pact
ON 'Ill!: OftlBJl 1kle are the WASHINGTON <AP> -~ ~nor ilDd eommeree depart-Electroaicl Industries Foancl&-:
meou. AUantic Rlcbfleld tlon, baaed in the nation~
Co.. a.DI civic aad bmlneu · capital, ha• been awarded a pvu119_~ to see oil eQlora-1325,000 eovernment contract r&.1
tion l)rtlC Jobs and the proadae newal to tmd and place 300 han-•
of eners> Jtatllity to the reckJG. dicapped. l*l(>le ln electroo.lc& A~ IM Gov Edward J . iDdustiy Jca ln four citlea.
s.m1 ba~ filed a bnef oppoaq The Labor Depar\ment con.-BellotU'= for an i.Qjune-tract with the foundation wouJ4 Uon. Tbe urces the court to develop job opening1 for the
let the sale continue slDce baadlcapped in and around ~
tbe itlelf present.a no Ancetes. Sao ~anc1sco, Boston
threat to ft.ahina IJ"OUDd. and Minneapolis.
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anno~re-
~...:=~::,~ t•at aad prtelAa of
fHblon (or coatume)
.Mw.U,. If ,all want to
be sure you're aeW.n,c bl_l.la guaUty JewelrJ at fair pd~ to
JOU, lti to produda made by brud-IWDe 16anafeetu.nn ·
&Dd to reputable stores.
Tbe No. 1 out.let !cw fabioo Jewelry aales are depart· ment IC.olw. AD estl.mated., percent ol jeweJen allo stock
fubion jewelry ime. tbeM days.
FA.SBJON IEWt:LaY 18 made or DOD·precioua
matenala -iDcludin.I Miili-precious 11oaea, bue meta.la
or materials aucb u wood, plastic, 1bell, rtalnatonea,
lucU.e and siaaa 1t.ooe1. Generally tt ii mus-produced and
will be priced from SS to "5 (alt.bough some biab·fasbJoo
items Uua aeuon may co.t more)
Here are key guidelines to help when you shop.
• Fub.lon jewelry Is not solid 1old or sliver. The
gleamin& color you see ls a Uun layer of brllbt meta.I de-•
posited by elect.roplatinl on the surface of white metal or
brass ,ewelry. In elect.roplalin&. clean, polished "raw"
,ewelry la dipped mto solutiOOB contain.inc set amounts of
gold or rbodlum (a bard, bnlliant. suver·Uke meta.I ).
Suspended by a slim copper thread, t.be jewelry t.\
charged positively with electricity. The meta.I i.s drawn to
it and booded there.
• Tbe tb.iclaw!N ot tbe plaUn1 Jarcely determines the quality and pnce of fuhion ,ewelry, its color, luster and
bard.oeu, u well aa lta weacablllty next Lo the skin. A
leadJ.iig jewelry manufacturer. Trifan, warn.a that poorly.
made or Uunly-plated jewelry that dups, break.a or Wi!&rs
thill can cause atia IJ'rit.ations. The better manufacturers
rouUJ>ejy t.rip&e·s>l•te to ensure loog wear and safety
<Tr1lan quadruple·plates its futuoo Jewelry.)
• TO BE SAYE. pierced earn11&5 always should have
14 karat gold ear posts and wires (check Uus wath care'>
Cheaper met.ala can cause severe sktn imt.atton. oft.en
leading Lo LDlectton. 1r worn LD extended, cl~ contact wtth
the s•un
• Before buying a rasbJon Jewelry piece for a woman.
consider why she (you J will wear 1L To complement ber
appearance. accentuate or ~mpha.stu ber features? To
complete eo&tumes by addm& focus. balance, mdlvidualJ-
ty. a "pulled-together" loot? To update ber wardrobe
along the lat.est fashion li.Du, add.in& a belt that trims the
sllhoueUe, addJ.DC a cloM-to-lbe-bod:y look, upd.at.ma l8!t
year 's dress? Or Just to make ber feel &ood'? All these are
conaideratioos ii you want to be sure your present won't
remain unworn. m. drawer.
• U yoa an bu.Yiu. foe JOUrMlf, •el.Cb CM lad ~\
YD'! can..., ftve or io a.-....... '°" tbe prtee of~
p\ece cf real Jewelry. ,........_ jewell'J stna yoa room to
create J'O'IT own took <and you doft't ba'N to add the ex-
pense ot a.naunn11l a bag poUlt lndeed ' 1
Situation in I ran
Sends Market Down
NEW YORK <AP > -The stoa market loat more
ground today amid unea.sineu over poUllcal tens100
betweers the United States and Iran
The Dow Jo~ avera1e of 30 lodustrials. off .6.31
points Monday. was down another 6.1.S to 806.48 today.
Losers outnumbered 1aloen by close to a 2·1 marpn
1mon1 New York Stock Exchaqe-1.isted i.uues.
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KN8C (NBC} Los Angeles
I KTLA (Ind.) Lot Angeles
f<AOO.TV (ABC) Los Angeles
Cl) KFMS (C8S) San Otego
• KHJ.TV(lnd.) Los Angeles
di KCST (ABC) Sen Diego
I KTTV (Ind.) Los Angeles
KOOP-TV (Ind.) Los Angeles
t<CET· TV (PBS) Los Angeles e KOCE-TV(PBS) Huntington Beach
'Biggies' Coming Up
Networks Roll Out Ammunition for 'Sweeps'
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OPEN Cl All T
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to cheer about.
It's just excellent.''
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MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY
"APOCALYPSE NOW" CR>
"AND JUSTICE FOR ALL" <R>
"YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN" CPO>
"10" (R)
"STARTING OVER" (R)
tbe Hiiteqata•• oipmitl'. ·~IW't;J c.nla. •• Orie
l•an •· ,.,. ...... aa 'rcsWt •• eaa.& _. ~I.be venaUlity to 10 wtda ...
IBS GunD8 IN a1J Uni .......... ant u a New Yen career womlD mp;;tma C..UC
war of wordl for Mr dau,abt«'a CUltoclY; U.. u a neu.rodc Brttbb actresl 1ttendlq tbe Olean wltb
her btaaual 1poue, and ftDa1Jy • a 1DOm7 .Jewtlb
wile wbo utdMI ber battMM wt1b tbi ~ fll
bla amol'OU.I escapade U.. alcbt ......... still ~. mc:~. lDtM bed.:
'ho lp6el tkD:r dteRm•kr ~ are offeftdbJ' JM Ora.-ID tM 99CCIDd 1111C1 Wrd
aeta, ftnt as tbe witty AC/DC antique dealer and
tbe:D • tbe pllt-l'klclen lnatt»nd Sltb ....... eoal•
paet. tbe ""'"ilf.. eut bl a .... flnt eet performmee u Cole'• ~ a.
lenctna vert.OJ Oft!' the merttl of tbe ~ ends~ the ...,..p111ea1 lpeetr\lm.
Au. TBaZB SEQUENCES are beautiful.I)'
enacted. tbouab tbe aecood probably draws more
comic tmod tiian &be otben, zeroinc in, as It does,
on one al America'• moet popular pastimea. In all,
Miss Cole Oesbes out her respective characters
with a trio al fullY realized performances.
"California Suite" continues ni&btly except
Mondays at the Harlequin, 3503 S. Harbor Blvd.,
Santa Ana, throuah a Dec. 2 closina date. Tben
comes the rarely ataced mmkal ''Tbe Unalnk.able
Molly Brown," opening Dec. s.
•
CALLBOA&D -The Lacuna Moulton
Playhouse bu announced audtUona for tt.a next
productioo, t.be Orance County premiere al Herb
Gardner's ·'The Goodbye People" . . . . director
Marthell.a Randall wW bold tryout.a for a eat of
ftve men and one woman Cwtth an experieoced
Jewtah character actor required f« tbe leed> Sun· day rrom s to 9 p.m . at the playbouae, a Lacuna
Canyon Road, Laguna Beach.
Movie of 'Jesus'
Uniinpressive Epic
BJ ilTBUa llNIGBT Tiie....,... ....
Because I re1ard mJMlf a bulcalb' a ratber compusiooate penoo, I find that I'm concerned
about a movie like l.Dlplrational Fllml' pnMDta·
tioo of "Jesus."
Nat UIDQHD8cl ~to -tt aN ... to tbl bttler .... ~,...but Mm _ _.. ....... ..
wonder hOW WU'W' Broe. eca-ta to dlllll .... k.
The Bible Belt? Hardly. Last time I looked, that
waa t.be •troaabold for
( =-~on~ J :::. 1r1o1e-x .............
REVIEW -INTBEOLDDA~
2 they m1Cbt have cut It lD-
to JO.minute leqtb.a and sold lt to televta.ioa'a Sun-
day momtn& "Lamp Unto My Feet." Or perhaps
J&SUI ,._..._,
Produc.r ... . , .-II Iffy,.....
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1104, ,,_He'-.~ Tel. 1('*4 liuMI, MlcMei V~
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they could erect a new mausoleum at Forest Lawn
and run it aa an extra added attraction between
dhplays of their stained·1lasa "Last Supper" and ·'The Crucifixion.··
Purely as a theater event. however. I'm afraJd
that tbi.t venon of t.be Gospel accordiDc to St. Luke
baa predoua 1.ttt1e to offer. Its producen lay claJm
to authenticity, even to the extent oI fllminc it lo
the Holy ·Land, but everyt:blol loots eo Sunday
school clean that I wouldn't be surprised lf they
germ·proofed the nails used for the crudflxion.
In the absence of any detailed credit lofonna-
tioo apart from an extensive cut lilt1.nc. I can oo-
ly Suesa that the score WU ~roduced by the LonCioes Sympbooette. lt'a lbUtly.
BlllAN DEACON. A British actor. does bia
belt to give aome semblance of life to Jeaua, bat be
11 defeated by Barnet FithbeiD'a 1creenpl1y,
which lurches from one parable to the next. eacb
capped with a neat biblical quotatioa. After 1
particularly roua croul.Dc d the Sea ol Galilee,
for example, be demands ot b.11 di wdaed and cow-ertnc dlldples, "Where ta JOGr fattb?"
Between parables, a ~ eommentuJ
b)' the -.an Alexander Seou:rbJ keeps • ap.
prtaed d biblical biatory in b1I fam.illar pear-
tbaped tonea.
Jclm Heyman WU tbe producer, Peter SJkes
and Jobn JDnb than the dllh6oua credil of dlnct-inc l'Wlbeln'a aerlpt. and BoebelJe Za1'mn -.
aiped tbe myrtacl costamee. No otber endlU..,..
awallable. Perbapa tt•a Juat aa Will. .
SUSANNAH YORtC
''THE "'' SHOUT"
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U fllluetnit •• ........
MlcNel Doug&et
Susan AMQeCfl
"RUNNING"1pa1
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Jara-t~~-.
Jet dllcmeNd -~ pea18la-ute ctM'*'-tb•t ln llOIDt CaMI .... more tbaD I feet UIL
Foulb of tM PH· .toulJ abo .. Mnl
family. called p~
terida, ---~ bi Ja~ llDd tbe ..-. of Wa1blqt0a, ac~
tO a report puNl•Nd ln .
Science '"81•11M.
aocu BMalNO tbe
fossill indicate tbe blrda
llnd • IMlt 30 miDlaa yean.,.,.
Dr. Storrs L. Olaon ol
the Smltbloalan Iutibt-
tl on '1 Mu1eam of
Natural W1to17 and
Yoshttapa llaelawa ot
tbe National Science . llUHum in Tobo Mid
tbe flilht1e11 marine
blrdl appareat17 •eel
tbeir wla11 to drhe
tllem mc1enr.-... do ~~penplm.
81JT ANALYSll of
bObe fOlild.ll I.bow die creatures wen more ,.
lated to tbe order of
blrd1 that lncludea
pelicam ad connoraota
tban to tbe family of
penguins.
Single foaails or
partial skeletons were
found in six iocatioos in
Japan and one partial
skeleton wu uncovered
In Wa1bln1ton. Evidence lndlcatee the fossils represent up to
five 11pecles, or
varieties, of plotop• terids, the report said.
Workers Back
FRESNO (AP> -A
Delano grape grower
bas been ordered by the
Agricultural Labor
Relations Board to re-
hire seven fannworten
who were allegedly not
offered jobs because
they supported a union.
The ALRB found Geor&e
Lucas & Sons guilty of
an unfair labor practice
in not rehtring the men
becauae of tbetr support
of the United Farm Worten ol America.
IS HWY.
EST.
MPG
1118() Ford F·100i160wlth 11and9rd4.lll (300Cl0) Six end optionll
4-apeed oven1rlve tranemllllon-deeele and cat·truc:U excludld
..11111ea1e1
950 HWY.
EST.
lllLES
LW8 Stylnide~ipped wttn9tandard 1~ ta'* pfu100llonel 1~ l8l'<k
Tot.i. 38 gala. Multlply by MPO ••rnata tor mumum.. ,..
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Yl1ttor to OrllaMna d~ Mr'.
. -~ .. ,. PalrbmlaiJ .!~ c.U.CS A... U7" ~ tM W1YG
cblJdnD.. ->.. ear 1tar ..... 1t woaldn't ..
UIUlllW to ftad auk Gable ...
Spew Tniey PlaJtq ID • _..
tounwnmt Cll' fGr ... Crolby to ..
playtnc eolf Oil the Lloyda· DJ.D.bale
course Ut adjolDed producer Jack
Waroer's ~ c:omH, Ulul • lowtni playen to pl.Q la boles).
"He (Lloyd) ~dtda't re~al
around with the moftl M'9 ••
aaya Miu IJoyd. ''TM)' wen iaiDil,
oriented people."
One ol her most vtvtd reeolleetiom
wu the weekly abowinl of movies in
the main living room. which bad im-
ported wood panellq and a Cold leaf
celliDg.
"Sterlin.I Holloway used to be there
all the time." abe recalla. "He used to
be sortol an uncle.••
JN ADDITON TO playmates Jane
Wtthen and Shirley Temple C"Sbe
waa Just one of the kida"), the IJoyd
children often play~ with Freddie
Bartholomew and Jackie Cooper.
And altbough she says they'd do
.. iyptcal,. thiD&a like swimming and
riding bicycles, they also would go
canoeing in the moat that surrounded
the front of the house
"We used to give plays -terrible
things,•• abe adds with a laugh.
Didberfatherobservetheirefforts?
"Ob, he'd peek in and look," she
says, addlne that while Harold
Lloyd kept audiences in stitches in
movie houses be waa no riot at home.
"Be had no sense of bwnor," abe
says. "Be liked to play practical
jokes, thoqlb, wbea be WU yoaapr.
lfe•d -ap elaborate lebemea. But be WU jmt like od91r' fatben: c:beck
lnabllll ... " •• ~e::wn::::: .....
"Jle WU terribly strict," me says.
"Up llDtl1 t married at 231 bad to be
home, acept for apedal occasiom,
at midnight. I had to tell him where I
was loin& and check in."
She adds that because the lJoyda
bad received kidnapping threats,
each child had a bodyeU&J'd at all
times until they were 21.
, 0 1 tboulbt be wu too strict but be
waa my beat friend," abe aaya.
A movie buff, Lloyd would oft.en
take bia children to one double bill
after another. He'd also take them to
the studio.
"One ol my big things was meeting
Carole Lombard in her dressing
room," she says. "I can still re-
member It. She was dressed ln blue
chiffon. I was so mad-I was dressed
in bobby SOX and Mary Janes."
. l!eggy Lloyd, right, wlthfrlend, •onea Jane Nigh Davidson
She a1ao recalll meet1nC Chlrbe ~&Un. who, lbe aaya, ber father • eel quite blab1Y of,'' at a deput-
ment store one Cbriatmu.
"Be (her father) introduced me
and I almost fainted," she says. "I
remember saying I didn't mow be
was ao handsome."
Miss Lloyd gave up acting after
her first marrlaee-ber husband
didn't approve of it-but resumed do-
ing bit part.a and atand·ln work _.
her aeccmd divorce about 20 years
ago. She also earned a living, abe
aaya, as a psychic reader durinl the
'60s and early '70a.
Her mother Mildred died lo 1969,
and, in W71, Harold Lloyd died. Her
brother Harold Jr., she aaya, died
.. three months to the day" after their
father died. Gloria, who she sees oc-
casionally, lives in Santa Monica.
Not Joas after ber father died. Ilia
Lloyd be1an seuebl.D« for, and
found, her real mother, lln. Charles
(Dorothy) Calllaon, who lives in
CoataMea.
"I always wanted to look fer ber,
but I couldn't do anythini unW my
other family passed Qn," ex:piains Miu Lloyd, who moved to Newport
Beacbteveayeara qo.
"I talk to her e.ery day," abe says
"Tbat'a wb1 I moved down here."
Aa for her childhood bome of
Greenacres, the estate wu auctiaoed
off and sold to an Iranian bU&I·
nessman ln 1975. Sbe saya the house
is still 1U11Mting, but the erounda are
bein1 subdivided.
"The last time I WU up there,"
Pe1gy Lloyd aaya, ''It wu tertibly
oemoUooalfor me."
Allboath Pollack doesn't deseribe htmaelf u an "art aftdonado," be also M1I be'a not a peat 1ovel' of white walla. "Blank walla are
cold."
c0rpol"lltkml and smaller eompules tbroqboat
America.
Tbey are spending more time and money
buytnc worb of art for their builcHnga to enrich
the work envl.ronment for tboee wbo spend their
days there.
Tbe feelinp of emplo1ee1 IUCb u Pollack
are becoming lncreuinSIY important to major
..
IT'S DIFFICULT PO& biCb sebool students
to accept the coocept of retirement or preretire-
meot planntn1. the Valencia relident laid.
Instead, abe uses t.be lesa age.oriented term
"life plaMiog" to catch the attentiOn of a more
youthful audience.
Ma. Boyack'• retirement plamrinl meua1e ere• out ol her rmeattb as project director of
preretiremeat educatioo and life plannln1 at the
Andrua Geronloloo Center at the Univenity of
Southern CalUanl.(a.
Sbe earned a doctoral decree ln um ln
leisure and~ at USC and now serves u
a retirement specialiat for California Federal
Sa vinga and Loan.
During her four yea.rs al the gerontology
center , the aglni specialist cooducted a 27·
month study on retirement plaonto1.
Ma. Boyack bu testified on bet' study
before the Senate Select Committee on A&ing
aod a Houae subcommittee oo Retirement ln·
come and EmploymeoL
Ila. Boyadt ....-. wttb eeonomlu wbo ad-vta.e Americw to .... eandDp for nUl'ement.
TO ll&INrAIN --~• llfmQ• dmtnC reU.re-m~ lie lldd a =lboald pla CID baYlq •to•Pll'tllll -hMlnlM ' ·~ 14.CuM_.. word, Jet
--• wel&:241et1il..,. ........ sot to IAft our money or we 're not 1ol.og to
&ave MJdduc to draw upon,'' abe 58.lcl.
Sbe aa1d it's dlmcult to encourage thrift
when abe bean statement.a lite: "Why bother
planntq, it's a liaac Ume before I retire" or "It
doesn't do any lood to plan wben you don't
know what '1 CDtaa to bappen next.''
'Noboct7 knows what's going to happen,••
abe admitted "Bat hiltorlcally It baa been wise
to aave IOl!Mfhtq for a 'rain)' day.•
·'I believe ln eaJoJ1nC Ute, but we can eQjoy
life without spencttn1 a lot ot mooey. ''
To beeome a thrifty ~. lb. Boyad
actnaes penom to a.aid impulae buying, cuual
purcbues C"bielDc nickeled and dimed to
death) andhea., credit buJtne.
•'It's Yerf euy fortlM>eeotaa wboare wort:tng
people to lOa"e actrice about aa.tnc mcmey, •• abe
aaid. ''But tbJnt about the penoa wbo baa retired
who mmt save -that's the only way be can sur-
vive."
Corporatiom also are apendi.na more money
on public art (pant seulpairw), donatiq more
·to musical and theatrical poupe and in 1eneral,
emerlinl u the new patrons ol the art.a.
Where wealthy familiee once fuJfll1ed this
role, the buatneasmen of America are tattn& up
the atandant.
There are several reuom for thla, accord·
lDI to mmeam directors, ardlitecta and erltica.
David llartin, a partner in the arcb1tectura1
f1rm ol Albert C. MartlD and Auodat., Loa
An1eles. SQI that •'people are becwntn1 more
aware ot tbe value ol art and arddtedme.
"Artwork doel 80meddna fer a •Ylroa-
mat that'I ot mreme lmport8Dce. It.,.. back
lD the biltcll'y ot dviliaatim. Art and uehitee-
ture are a nnmtt" •ay ot tnrhww:lna tM ... viroDmeaL .r--
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DA. AND MRI. MARVIN ADLD llUOY CW<8 OPINING
red la Arnold's favorite eQJor. "He jat 1ot a
new red car," J acbon added.
BelpUia Arnold celebrate the milestone (or
mlllstone?) were many fratendtJ bratllen from
Pbi Kappa Pit at USC and 1119 lamce. Leri
Kiel•· Abo, Mba Kieger'• parema ._ .... •Q' me, .. , u. ... s...17-. ..,... BubaeM.
... l&ne Tel ....... Gre1 llleb7. ,.._ DI l'u-enc. and Arnold'• 11.ster AD Am It.
(
Mom Has 'Lousey' Theory
D!!AR ANN LANDERS: R.eeentllt JOU ran a
letter written by a mother wbme eon came up
witb c:ratie, otherwise known aa body lice. She
wuted you to help eonvtnce tbe 1QJ that bis
girl friend bad been running around. I am
directing my letter to that motber.
Look, Lady, a person does not hue to have
sexual relatiom ln order to catc:b enbl. They
are parultes -not an lnfeetton. A ~ can
get them from pattinl 00 • bMhfnc l1llt OI' UD-
dwwur tbat ... worn 11i1J •• ,,_ wllio Mel a "case."
Crabs are alive and can .. jump" from one
~ penoa to another. They are meinbera of the
louse family and travel much the aame way u
bead lice. A vir8in could 1et c:ratJe.
• Crabs can survive for a &bolt period of time
while OFF the body -this means on a bedsbeet
or a towel.
I hope you have cbed:ed younelf carefully,
Madame, because ti your 1C1D bas bad these
damned things for two monthl and bu been liv-
ing in YC>W' house, it's a safe bet they are all
over the place. -B.J.B. NORWALlt, CONN.
DE.All B.J.B.: Tiie fadll ,_ llaft reperted
are ewred. I go aJODa wD,.. -.ul tlie lu& pua"91& AaJ penoa ... laad enll9 wwld
not Deed .. be told to ''eMek Mnelf ••• Slie'•
daned well know IL n..e felQ ereatmea
ltave a wa7 of malda1 their PreMDee felt.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I have a problem
that la drlvin1 me nutty. Jast when I tliint I
have it settled, I beJin to get second tboughta -
then third and fourth, and I am back where I
started from.
I'm a youn1 divorcee (29) with a four-year-
old child. There are two men wbo want to
mam me, and I am vel'J food ol botb. "A'" la a
atron1 person. He bu a Rerlblf ebaneter, a
wonderful reputation amona bJa fellow at-
torneys, and I adore betq with bim. But be
doesn't ltand for any nomense and la very firm
RUffB.l.'S
UP.HOL511RY
WlliilT•W• .... em.....,.,..
,
A•• La•den
witb 1111-101L Of course, tbe boJ pref en ''B. '' wbo la euy-aolq, tu.II ol fun and pmes, allo a
highly respected penon, but tenda to be ... ,.:
liable. u I bad DO BOD to consider, I would marry
"A" in a minute, but I do believe I ban a
re.pooslbility to my chUd. I want him to love his
new daddy. Please give me some advice. -
HUNG UP NEAR HAGERSTOWN
DEA&llUNG: la•M&allell&tetdlaQeee
wbo to mUl'J, Ml I will &ell ,.. It"• euler to
aa7 Jea to a cblld tlaaa ll00 ud IM maa ... la
wt.111a1 to a&uc1 nr. ... ._... • QPl'llldate
bebntor. la &lie ._, ra. will tie* '9ueJ' fatller.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: lly lnllband and I
both loll our .ftrat mates and were married
Uiree yean aao.
My husband baa two married dauchters.
They do not like the aound ol tbe word .. step.
mother,'' ao whenever lntroductiona are made I
am always referred to aa "Marte," or, '°Thia la
father'• second wile." I think botb references
sound awfully cold. Wb9t do you think? -
SEEKING A SECOND OPINION
DEA& SEEKING: U lt'a m1 opbr:lom 1"
... ~~It ... ''S&eD•otMr'' ...... II& ---"Jilade.•• 11111& I .. bellne .. ._..
""Mc I F' ee.w be *!kif b ....... fa W. .ter tute &e HJ.~ ·. •1 fat.Mr-a wife.
Marie."
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llOOf rra JACK VANCIROW ..,
well • IDaQ1 otber temptatiOD1 for Waterford eolled.an.
ZIQoJtnc the festMU. were newl)Mtda ........ lln. Da.W Bolclea. ,.... ... Gae
Jib. Nmq ... .lad Wrt&M, Tay BewW and Da.Wllleta.
~
Did tbe IObl1DI &et.cha Ulla Ballowem? We
e.caped. bu{ barely. Anyme 1QiDa to ooe of lad v-..w•a annual &bmt ptlaertJlCI la Ab-
ject to much daqer.
Tbe Newport Beach cardioloclat alWQS
tmna his Promontory Point apartment into a
haunted house with all the spooky trappinp.
Hb punch ainlea, his bathrooms are inhabited
and lUa IUMta priab. But it's all a "wail" ol a
lot of f\m. ~
1.-te Bowell. newly elected pnsidellt ol
the Junior Auziliary ol Cost.a lleaa Memorial
Hospital. b.u been named Junior-d-tbe-year. 8llelTJ ....... ea.ta ....... broker wttla
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and SmWl lla.s
received a Careen for Women Award from
Careen for Women, Communications. Los Aqeles.
Nuq Lea a.c1.rtca.. a .,...... Clf ,.
Coroaa de1 II• BID Scboal. m pledpd""Pl Beta Pbl 80IQi lb at t1CLA.
..... We •r. Newport Bac:b. ... TOted
Woman ol Achievement by tbe Newport Barbor
Buai.neu and Proleuiooal Women's Club.
~
Committees are gearing ap for tbe rourtb ~al de Cordon BJeu. an ele1ant dinner wblcb
ralsea funda for the American Cancel' Society.
Thi.a year lt will take place NoY. n at tbe
South Coast P1ua Hotel.
Patnms were booored dmin& a cocttall par-ty at tbe home of akbrd Genp and Gel1ll9
Job._ Jr. Lquna Beach.
In addlUon to anticipating the 1ounnet
meal and silent auction planned for tbe l'ltb, tbe
I •
r Boraseope )
0
WEDNl!SDA Y, Novmn 7
By SYDNSY OllAU
A.aDll Olar. 21-Apr. 11): Doll't baq Oil to
"•ltaatka" that bu nm lta coune. Aceeat on
property, bus lneu tnnsactlon.
TAU&lJ8 <Apr. 20-llay 20): You "start
...... flrsh oppol'tunitJ u:laU to Imprint atJle,
to adopt a more lndependent course ol aetiml.
GmINJ <llaJ 21-June 20): Collect. eoo-~ eoant c:haqe -and bk tnpr Cycle
W OD 1111A'inl -drnmltlDcea will be&ill to Suraillpoarfavw.
CANCEa C.Jme Zl-Jab ZI): llocm ii in your
alp -elemeats ol ~ Uaaiq and back riele wttb yw. PopalaritJ iDcrealee:, bartaDaa
apad.
L80 (July 23-Au•. ~>: Go slow, aceept
~ u ''part of tbe territG17.'' Aeeelll
• lmtitutiom,~. bosplta)a. Yoa have ftlid chance to reYlew, nm.. and rebulld.
V-.0 (Aq. ZS.Sept. 22): Acemt OD de-
sire, ability to anal7ae Yarioaa lituaticlm. key
cb~ brouPt aboat by wrtUea eommaniea-Uoa.
Ll8aA (Sept. 23-0et. ZZ): StudJ' Vlr&o
meaaqe, your a.spirationa are "wttldn reach."
Taana, Scorpio penom plQ llpiftcant roles
-and ao does the nwnber I .
ICO&PIO <Oct. 23-NoY. 21): Spiritual
nlw eome into foca.s. You def°llle meentnp, uncoYer 1ubtle naa.ncea.
8AGl'ITA&IV8 (New. Z:Z..Dec. 21): ~
pt~ 11 e.,. 1upldldal illdiatlam, die deiep for p., dbt.. 'Caiprkola. cw.-pel--... the
pa:mber 1 -ftnn ill me I Shi Kmmto.
CAPlllCOllN (Dee. D.la. II): Enmtne doean..,.•. polidee, tax atr«tae. Grasp Ylew
u a whole -leave detalla for anotbtt time. ~ oo public respomes. qreemenl, joint
efforta. partnen.tup and marrtace.
AQ'1illU8 <Jan 21>-P'eb. 18): New ap-
proada to buac aervi~ ls neceaary. KDOW it
udMt~.
PIBCEB < l"eb.. 11-llard •>: Snl4icm tmd to domiaate locie-StriYe to pnrride ··eqaa1
time .. Accent OD cltanse, traYel, •ariety,
apeealation, cbildna and a bmdl tlaat lellda to
prvfiL
Bea
Hickory
Farms . ..,,.
~Bird
and catch a
CHEESE BALL
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obeerv•tlona
·of Hfe along
1111• Orange Coat,
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Assume t•s.ooo
J'llM'4"':. "11 per mo. ,.,. all. "° quJ1.fJtnl, lrllvtalrm.~ muter 1itlte, 1oaa1 ldl.d-.. Ndeded petio, =-..=-=: •1111. • <l'lff'f I~ 0 •of~ 11/N 1011 .. ~I' 1-------1 ........... s. .......................
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Owner waata out! 4 $475 Ml. ! Wrm. 2 bUb. famib 2Bdrm QIDdo, walk to rm. Dteplace, ccner lot.
bwtl....., pUlt. erpt 6: RV .cceu. -· Lule. 4"a. a..dllb fplc. lm· ~00. Call now.
medi ate occupancJ' <l'f"''•0 .. ,\,1.W to., ... , ... .JOO to Buy! Call ~~~~ .... ";·7 · I• 1111 1•1111!1 COMTUCT
DllAMS ~
IAS'TSIDI
$19.SOO
~2br,Zbe +den
lo motl sou(hl after
Ealt11de locaUoo. Priced
forcpdlaak.M6-T111 c:= Walker & lee
POlllS1U
WATEIFIONT
~~L. DOM'1' LAST Owner may carry • eon-And aatber do homes tnd 00 Um ZJOO aq ft.. s nqwaate hvinc sur
like this. Laree 2~ Ba badnn. 3 bath. 2 st.oey rounds you. walla of
bome •I• spa and all bome Larae fam rm. 0-o+t:tlc4 beautiful
tblltisneededforauperb fireplacl', sparkling cb4nnel waters 2nd htn& PLUS tbe adva.o· clean kitchen. Much story hosts huge famaly
tqie of a secluded J BR. J aucts more f cw Sl2S.900 rm w /Wet bar ~ t.erra~
Ba mc:ame unit or m·law ltd ODVll' Call S4&-2'3l3 Seel uded ma.a ter s wt e ~A ire.t bu;)'. CaU O"t,. ,, ,. \ '·"• 'u"' ... , wtpnvat.e s.auna " encl
9$5370DOW ! I I u&hted carden t:llo. ALLSTATE~ lltll i~~~::·:~
::::: m:arr~" !~IUMI Mo 9....... I.om
Chvmml JBdrm, large Olpatic 1 ltOl'Y. 2 Bdrm.
lot. Owner will carry z blitla tawDbome. pool.
f I D a D c I a I . C a I I spa. UUD&. 10~% As·
now ... woa 't last ! aumable Loaa. Priu •!\,,n. S72.000. Call now
18IR1illdi
OWNER WILL FINANC
UDOISLE
• bedroom oa Udo Isle Beautifully and com
~~ rdecorated.
JACOBS R£Al TY
675-6670
$2
$75 .........
PENNY
PINCHER
AD
Private 1ndMdullls can
now sell sny item or
comblMllon or 1t1m1
totaling S75 or laaa
w.th • 3 hna ., fOf 2
r.onsecwtlwe d8Y9 tOt
only 12. l•c:ft
ldd•t'°"91 ,..,. .. toa tot
~ 2dllyi.
Char9• Yottr Pennf
PlnCMf ltd Ol .. Yo"' euu1Htlc~1ct or ...... cNrgl. .., ~
lftllf'Clil .......
*** MmcJM *' 18IZI SUI.a Mart.a Foua&aJn Va.Uey.
v-.... the wtaa.."' , .. ,,_ T1dleh
"50.00 vahae ), to c...c• ltstocrw,...
AMMm Stadium
Now. lnh. 11'1'9
'l\c:bU may be claimed .,, eaUma ~5871. at. m
***
MISAWOODS
IAAGAIM
Owner wants 1maller
bome! Vaulted celling
adds charm to this 3
Bdrm. 2 bath. family rm
home. Loweat price,
OWDl!I' desperat.e, wuta
SllS,SOO. Ca II Now!
56ZJU.
Ol"lf'f "' 0. II\ IVN ro81 IW(I •
THE REAL ,
ESTATERS
----
HOt tlS fOI ffTS
IO HOllES • • DN.
&11.SlOZ BU.
SIWSTOIEACH
Charming 4 Bdrm 2-story Beach
Cottage with cosy woocS.bamini
fplc, step.saver kitchen, ... in
terrace, lo maintenallce, cedar
paneling throu1hout. 1189,000.
Call DOW 673-8550
IOOM TO IUILD
Slit.too
Newport Beach I Bdrm home
with cosy fplc, fam rm, bqe
back yrd on quiet, tree-lined
street in eatabllabed neigh~. Call Now: 873-8550
CcMRla
SllS.000 Channing Duplex, Two 2-Bdrms,
rplca. and a_pproved plans for remocWtnc. cau Nowt m.a5l50
I
, .
1
644-7020
NEWPORT IEACH
499-4511 491-1720
SCMlllt Lei-a I 1) 1 ......
497-3331 4tWil2
La)l••leoclt .,...., ..
JUSTllDUCB>
$51.400
Sbup 2 BJl townbome, ~t to So.
Plaa.. Private patio I
Jeiaurely entertaintn1. Gated complH. Cal .....
FO~EST E
OLSON ..........
··~ ...... =
DICVnYI
TIM.Pa
nJe entry. formal llvbl1
" dlninc. S&mny ldtcbea, ma larp family rm +
•bar, brick fplc, aoar-
hlJ stairs leadlng to
prtvat.e master suite ft
children's qua rte rs.
Manicured grounds. Aak-
IDI SUl8,!i00. Ca II Now! ~1Ml.
Ol'fN 1119• ''It.., '0 1!1 "1«1'
19'.lfilll
IJ ,_. IVIJ t1VMl:S
REAL TORS'. 876-eoC>O
2443 Eat Coat Hlgtiwev, Corona d91 Mlf
JASt •• ca-. COM LOY& Y OCIAM YllW! 1250.000
Fee land and a perfect home for a
couple. Bright rooms & each with a
view. AJso view or beautiful greenbelt
with trees,· plants & long walks. 2
Large bedrooms, den, formal dining
rm & 2 baths. Tennis cts. poola, spas.&
24 -hour security guarded gate.
WISUY M. TA Yl.OI CO.. llALTOU
Jll 1 S.. Ju' I• .......
MIW..,,'POl-IT"' CIMTR. M.1. '44o4t I 0
.. AIAMDOMED .. ••11 tic foaM:2me Euty Ameriean est.ate.
z.st,y, 4 BR 2 Ba, country
kit./ dine. BanJstered staircase to gu e~t
retreat. Loads of OLD
RUSnC CHARM, pool·
lized O'OWMU. RV ac
ceu. llin. to beach. 8"'1';,
.._ w /SI J,000
No quallly{q, custom
Delgbborbood. I Brdm
home offered at S79,900.
Hurry, Uii.a one won't
last! 540-3"6 . . ~ , .
•Nltelc.-.11
Real hto ri-i Inc.
int. avail. READY FOR --------
THJS? Only 184.900. LACMINALOT ________ , Barpin hunting? Terms Ocean view. 25xl40 R2
for all. Call 963-0902 lot. w/approved plans.
BKR. owe 70% at 11% " sub-
5'AHISH VILLA ordinate to conat. ln. $19,000. Bkr 983-837'7. S!!f •• a $15,000 ·--------G entry to bute Uv-1•
Red hi 110-~ Realty
I 1d11 f{t'.111\ llll lll"
'• '. ,,
ClllATIYL kitchen. Dine. Walled
E'bwld.oapou. courtyard. Secluded
101 room. Garden ))
Newport ere.t I bdrm., 3 IDMt8' A pest quarters.
bat.ba. w/oeeaa •i•w. Seller llUST liquidate. •.ao 1'llb °"" PBA loan-~~~~~~~~j SUO/mo • ..Pa~a all. ' ON WA'Y&RLY : ~ pnce-•.soo. ._...._~$56,000 Hurry ror barpio! Call
Retired or •tarter home ...-.,..., DUD
Elilyshor9a. It's flght and
al ry -1 t eparll,~ ••dwood noon. Fi doon. charming """ t-*oom, two bda Well
pnced at 1325,000.
COUOf MIWPOIT
________ , la Loni Beb, 2 br +den. _ ..... _ ........ ___.;;..,_.... ____ _
HIWUSTIMG
DUPLIX Assume 10~%. sza,ooo WHY PAY 6%7
lsl et $277., 920.000 dn. No BN1 r.tate comm. are
3 Bdrma. up, 2 bdrms
down; cood condibon; new carpets. 2 Car park-
ing. Steps to beac h !
S225,SOO lncludlng land!
need to qualify. Glouy Prof A ... brdwd flnl. new palat " negotiable. · ~ can
in & out. new IUtcben fir. save you lOO's of SSS sell· lag or blcytng your bome Pat.C21Agt,9M-4370. No obli1ation . Call UALTO.S
675-5511
873413A'1. ~~~~~~
associated 34 UNITS Have somethlq to sell? SELL Kile items with • GOOD A.lllA Clwifted ads cfo It well. Daily Pilot CJaul.fted Ad.
8 1>0>' r J<S l>f 111 '<ir>•,
lt'l ~ ft•1lb, J ,. '1 ,, ,, 1
Owner will carry tat at
10% with 29% down.
400£.tr... FOR~
IASTSIDI C.MA'::::.::=. ·• : ...
HOME AMO IMCOMI -
Larp 3 Bdrm bome ln ~~~~~~~~ great Eutaut. location. =
Two 1 BR unlta add to la· --------come. OWNER WlLL
CARBY FINANCING.
1'* b a must see at SLI0,000. For deta.Ua call
~1111
: HERITAGE
. . REALTORS
OCIAMVllW
Venalllee penthouse, ul·
tra deluxe A im-
maculate! 2 Bdrma .• 2
baths; frplc. + com·
manlty amenities.
IZl0,0001 .... ..,,,.. .....
•675-7060 *
mecnab I Irvine
realty
A8U881DIMYOF
T .. UMNa COMPANY
"'HQ:• POI MANY MOODSf•
Fabu.loul ocean • baJ view by ~
• city ll•bta by\ nlaht. Air-conditioned 5BR home on .-umous Spyllau HUI. Wet bar
la · (>_aneled • beamed·cetllnaect
falllll,J rm -lourmet kftcben -
POOL 6 SPA r $695,000. Cathryn Tennille 8C2..&235. CM-17)
.. 2-1235 644-6200 IOt Do~ Orlw H.,bor View Ceni.r
Irvine at c:.mpus Valley Center
7J2..MH
HAIBll VIEW INOLlS-alllO &ctp._._.._._ ... .,., ...
aH1 ecttw C.,. Cod ca 111 wffll
pool .......... '"·~ ,., •••• ., YllW ,,_ 11111 3 bH. ~ tlaHm,
•••• wt.. ••,•r•I• •••ter .. tte. s •• .., ...... , • ._ ............
...... I fu.Slll.000.
WATERFRONT
HOMES Inc.
zq 36 W CoastHigh'"'-d"
Newpon Beach
631-1400
IE
llDlll ILlllS CD.
OVER 60 YEARS OF SERVICE
MIWPOn CllST COM>O
Extra ~· Two Bedroom., Two Batht. Ortctul oner. Like A lfodel Hardwood
Floora le SbuUen. Wet Bar Is P'lreplace ID
IJvt.o1 Room. Attractive Master Bedroom
Sulte. ir.io1. Sauna & Tennis. Hurry, ONJy
$142.300.
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BILL GRUNDY. REALTOR
3 l; b•1 y\1t1• Ur , •. "• t1 ~,.1 · .. bib:
9.7%
LOAN
Ammmble! No qualify-
ing! COii* with a fan·
t.utic lane ta a IJ'e•l
locmoa
T .. TolMC.,..... w.u.. 754-i J02
*** ............
1112 Ridgeaest Cir.
Costa Mesa
You are the WUlller or
Two"" 1ld&.+t
($.'50.00 value). lo
Coc.C•
Motocro6 FiHls
Anabeim Stadium NO'J. 17th. 1979
nck.eta may be claimed
by cal.liq 6'2-S678, ext.
Z12
***
IOMUSPLUS
And the sound of
the surf is yours to enjoy with this
custom 4 BR No.
Laguna home on
the oceanside, just
steps to Crffcent
Bay. A prlcelel8
location, offered at
1449,000.
muca>$7,IOO
Really an outatandio1 IRo'! 3 Bdrms .• family
nJOm,pool,partlalocean
view. Extra large lot.
Prime Newport Beacb
location. Now only
m.9.!iOO
17141673-4400
C2Ut 6Ja..21zt
HARBOR
A DIVISIOO of
II a rbor Investment Co
1006 •••••••••••••••••••••••
~f?
NIW
Custom built 3 br, 2 ba, 4
car aarace oo oversized
lot w/completely recon
ditJooed 2 br rental urut
w /frplc II hardwood floors.In~
Investor's duplex + 2 fO~d rentals, pool.
frplcs, cbann. ~.ooo.
Prtnc:ipala ooly &40-4989.
100
"COUMftY FaMCH• IM IAYSHOllS
French doors, shutters & hardwood
floors d.ramati7.e this charming bay
view French reeency bome. Spiral
staircase leads to the master suite
with slttlng room & r:e & master bath sauna. 3rd m 11
complete with dres1tna room, bath.
$475,000.
~..... 1024 e..g ' ....................... "'••• ' .
nowt• Rmdcll*m.1"9.wWt flr.pla~•. enclosed
...... 50'x175' R-2 tri·
Ilia lat. GI llamiltoa. bo not dllb.ttb tenant.a ... ca. in '11 Pnn·
dpe.llQ9l1.•.ooo se..*1 orlll-3:520
10%
o.mr wW cany fiDanc. iM CID tbia £ut1ide, 4
bcl., 2 ba. pride of
owninbip home. Quiet ru de Sac, new paint,
beavy a.bake root. lam.
--1 •• •al• by owur. 4 lpadoa 11 .. a N°"b bdrm. z M. I c:a.r sar. v a. wltb a(lpl'OX. 2200 ld9oola. A.stinl lll0,000.
tq.ft. !htq, fonpal dln· 402-lftb Place. C.11.
.-.. ftnplaee. tarp lot __. or ea.,_ att.. wftb enclosed patio. 5PM. ftUt tnll. apdntlen. 1..:..:..;__ _____ _
CIOH to schools aad BJ Owner. No. Coeta
allope. Don't mtur Miu. Spadoua a. •· « au,m.ean,.1m IBr ma, ••• 1rHo
WL =:-..=..~ -Open Sat/SUD 10·1 .
PllCla9UC•t ..... S.-G....,..,, Ml.stz2 st•llCTTOI n-_.. ._.....__ ... ___ llOUSZ.4Br,2 ...
..._ ·--..._._ oa 11.tq rm w/frp&c, 11'1 Q\liet street. LI• ,,.S. ,..,_,_ ••P d•D Owner baa boia11tt ......_.., rm. · Mather A la uudooa.1..;;;;•.;;;:--:.;.SI0_.____.;;.119_. __ _
NowoalJ "1.-0! Bll11'7 I IY OW..
5'5-N91 4 ea. ..-di• ..... l1e
~ Walker & I r.e
rm. Low malnteoan~ -------
Uv Rm, Fam/ Din Rm,
new cpta, immac. Aa-
1 u me loan $95,000.
982-0lnl
yard. $129.900. Ask for
CIWG
63J.12Jll6
REALTORS
SYCAMOU filN
MIWUmMG WNER WILL CARRY.
MOTIVATED F.aataide tmmacm.te 3
Mmt delirabte s bdrm. 2 BR, $90 'a. Office ex-
s&ar)' model w/many up-cluaave. Devin & Co. "**· Owner bu been _tcz.«Jlll ______ _
rrioeated II must sell.
Dan' wait! ~l ASSUME
~ Walker & Lee
llAMD NEW Real !lit.ate Fabuioaa, larp 3 bd. 2i,,. --------
I 0.5°/o LOAN
2 s.haJi> bows oa East
C.M. corner lot. Owner-
will carry 2nd TD. Sub-
rmt your terms! Ask:Ulg
$144.900 Call now !
64.5-7221
ba. Quality townbome
coodomimuau. Only 8
aYall.able. llC»,990. 2430
s.n&.a Ana Ave. 1C2-C734
IMAGtMI THIS!!
3 Bdno, WmJy room
lotcben, lorma I d.aru.ng.
s pa. 1n North Mes a Verde Many, many
cuscom rea tw-ea. Llke.
real t.Ue floors. custom drapes. near new
carpets, top of line dis·
bwMba' and etc. Priced
moderately at $114 ,!iOO.
Call 540-1151
· ~ ·• HERITAGE
. • REALTORS
OAKGLEH
Oist1nct1ve new 2
bedroom, 2V. ba con
domimuma. fll7 ,990
e&mlaY21
Westdiff Realty
2518 Elden Ave, C M.
642-6734
C()l 1 'CH, AU
IEAUTY
am; 3 BR & ratber·m·
Llw umt. ~et tree lJ.Ded
street 1112:900! Hurry!
Orvin &t Co 642-Ql8
Owner-will help rinance 1--------tbia lvly 4 br, 3""1 ba
bome which bas over
JD aq ft of LIVlDI space HUGE added suite.
Owner baa bou1 ht
...... Hurry. 5'5-Mll
~ Walker & Lee
10%
INTEREST
Owner wU1 carry with ~ down. for one year
at 1"' P9.Yable. 1~ or
man per IDOlltb.. TWo on
a kit. _.,. -·-· Call ftHll1
Man in tomonow. Lee 2
s&ory lleN Verde bome.
lK down p /10% Ult.
1129.SIOO. Owlr I A# Bill. G1·1257 .
.-unable Loan. Super 2
Brtwnt.e, 1 yr new, end
uait • /lzpk. Just listed
• onJy 95,.500. Assum. •.OOO bl TD at 11%. Ca·
Q)l'OO Dr/Vlctona area.
Call now for appl.
548-11n, 840-1480 Agt.
E~Sfarhr
NEW USTING-0.11 Oft tb.1.~ today' 3 Bdrma, 2
full baths for onl)'
$85,0001 Covered patio.
(enced yard and JUSt ooe
block to shops.
642-5200
0-PoW 102~ •••••••••••••••••••••••
MillNrTA • Spectacular h illtopT
t1oa:a. 2012-3316 sq. rt,-a..e to llarina. Selva
Rd 6 Calle La Prima
wn.. SJ,88,000 to $ZC5,000.
811..35«); .. tOOI Bld.r.
SUPERB TAX SHELTER
BRAND ND DUPLEX
2,,11)0.q.ft .... pnp.
SZl0,000 JomC.,aat._...
Fu '* Y.., I034 .......................
YATllMs
Nice 2·1t1 4bl", l!Mba, W/llrse cuJ.-...c end
lot. FU1l prtee Sl12,000.
Patti: Place,lnc:JG.74'1
~Oclenly ""1 dlf IMts lllle • , ... .._...... I 040
llGltdlf --'°" .. .. -······· ........... . WOllcler1vlly flllll dies. 8ada ,_ ______ _
cw. dOll '9 Ille ·-.... ..... tllrt Sew tC _, ...._. ...... MM:_
Sim I. 10, If, 1-. Ill ll SQi
11 oi-JC) tllla Z 1/t -.. a.le.
l:'Hi:.•...c:-: ................. ....
I
•WOOOllfMI
38rll.Z5,0005 Br
$Ul5.000 uaume t~'li ta-0112.~
TUITLBOCIC Jiwdmoor Plan 11. 4 Br,
2 ea. auper bu.y. FM ...._ ZI Betbaoy. Price
Hdlad to $19,500. Alt-....
PAll&PLACB 1-. 4 W., ram. rm., • .._r-.AIC,PM&aa-• ti I IDu. '10,000.
CaU rn• Oib10• • ....
OCEANFRONT
don cisen
1 ••tdtor ....
New Modular Type 40101.ENNEYRE Homes, pvt community, 497..e848
2 bcb9, lM br aecmtty, --------
1ub-lett101 OK. From DBJGHnVL
-
~··.
IOIO .......................
QJ OWD1r I tr adult eocldo "' ................... w.JktokO>Ml~
Jolla 511·4000 day1 , __,wkll!dl freva
..... .._.. .. IOll
ta.sioo. Treuure laland O>mplete privacy from
llobiJe Home Pk. 30801 thil 1partlin1 a Bdrm
So. Cat Hwy, La1un1 home, featurtq: bot tub
Beach, R.11 .P . (714) and deck, adJolnln1 ---------tit•~-------• m a 1 t • r 1 u ~t e . M'ftmABlilE LO•u Professional decoration ~ M a Nld'-YLot and natural wooda COi i RE PAii l7M63l =.~a:f~cina
:=:i.:u1aet:i:;:;•~.: $149 ,500!!
llou.a Collep Wood, .tucco • atone; 4
.u..amab&e ~~ BR. den. S blilhl; Ip. Uv.
do·n· o'sen
/ 1-.·altor ... OWCat IO'Yo
located to part, rm. w/frpJ., formal din. ftbOol9 fr commu.nity rm. Beautiful view of 4DIGL.ENNEYRE
Owner muat se l l
F.utblulf 4 Brdm Lusk.
$164,900. Prin only.
~ peola. OPEN HOUSE mta.6canyoa.. Hurry! 497...f.848
SAT • SUN 1·5 . 3.521 Million Realty 4SM-0731 ....._ -----=-----Lagma Mils I 050 Duplex, two 3 BR 2 Ba uo-OCEAN VIEW! •••••••••••••••• ••••••• tta very nice ownen UD· , --;;;. l'/\~(:ll ·~ 1,. :.1 TY ~ ,:) 1 ;>(J(I()
Sl,520,000. Elec 1ate. Leisure World, Gau 14 lt. 'Nr.60Cean, low down,
Priv road, Temiil court, Panoramic view, 3rd very flexible terms.
pool. Jae., wine cellar, floor, Villa Nueva, 2br Seller w/carry. $250,000. aauoa. om, sec. system, 2ba, 586-6879 A/C. aft 902-U12; 675-e:Mi uk for ----------4 lilnry, maid qtn., and 7PIJl. Jelf
mire. 8000 aqft!! Prine. 1 _.....__. 1052 --------
Jr.WOODBRIDGE
IU AL TY ,
551-3000 .
WOODBRJDG
VILLAGE -Broad
moore Oakwood $118,000.
-· cw 2br, den, cuJ-de-sac, llt. View. By
Owner. Call 5S1·281B fo ...
-llCEGLEN
A1111me thla loa~. Fabuloua Woodbridl
Omdo. 2 tr, l~ ba, cen
tl'lll a.1r • eompletel.J
Jnded. Alld.DI -500 Oi81DD'91
0--I .",'.1,I !
I I,-,, J Y
· .. ' :noo
only. Patrick, 631-1266 -,.-•--r-RIDUCID $4000
•••••• ••••• ••• • • • • •• • • • Owner will help finance .R™t-X .
S. J. Capistrano
Dtat.e siz.e lot zoned for horses. Home needs
11.C. 4 Brdm, 2'h8a, 2
frplc's, pool & fruit trees.
Probate sale. Ask
$320,000.
Alf9rtc. Anoe.
20 eor,orat. Plcaa
76G-8333
......_W.Locm or lease with option to
Fairway El Niguel Jbr, ~. Stogle story 4 bd, 2
$234,000. Custom Really ba, fam rm, form din rm,
i10-9TT1 r ec rm . $153,000 .
Luxury Living at
Nipel Shones
Owner to help rm. V1Ua
hm in exclusive anted
comm. Jbr, den 2ba.
$270.000. Larson Rlly. 661~
PRIDE OF
OWNERSHIP
This enterta.mera delight
Wlt.h J bedrooms and 2
baths plus 2 fareplaces
aod large family room.
Beautlful laodscaplng
and great family
neighborhood locatlon.
You'll love ill $123,500
LINGO REAL ESTATE
(714 )495-1720
Newport l.ach I 069 •••••••••••••••••••••••
180
DEGRHVIEW
Spyglass beauty · owner
will help finance .
Popular Tradewinds
model w/view or ocean,
bay & city tights. 4 bdrm,
3 ba, huge fmly rm, 81amoroua spa, fantutlc upgr.-a. Open Sun. 1-5.
642-11587; MS--0095 Agt.
S3900DOWM
Aaaume 11~'1. loan.
Townhouse, Newport
Heigbta area. Homes
ava.al Newport Beach.
Similar terms. Call
497·!i039 Pnncipal.JI only.
llDER $100,000 With 2nd linanclng
available. GREAT
LOCATION ! 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2
palJos and swimming
pool.
JtWOODB.RtDGE.
, REALTY • -. ;
551-3000 ...
·:::~-~ HERITAGE
• • REALTORS
;;;;;::;••••••••• ~ 2Br 2ba. SlOl,000.
Far 5m. I I 00 SU.OOOyr Income. OW
finance. PriD ooly. ~-••••••••••••••••••••••• 831-4580
WHYUNT?
Own your own lot & a
new mobile home too Details call 972·8421
Tortoise Mobile Homes.
./LAKE FOUST
Just listed 2 beautiful
homes under $35,000 ! 3'h
ton AC, 2 3Br, 28a. nlcest
part in Orange CollDty.
Call today!
(Jf'9646.J 1349 ) Tortoise
Mobile Homes. 972-8421
llACHUVIMG
--~-----DELUXE COVINGTON
4-PLEX. Nr So Coast
Plaza Shopping Center. J
BR~ unit w/fplc,
etc. Call for det.aib. Prin.
only.
Seuch lnternaUooaJ 752-2271
&....A11 f'm Costa Mesa rlplex,
S51.:JOO down lo 11 % lat m. Pride ol ownenhip.
6 yrs old. Bltns, pvt
patic», fplc in ownen un·
h.. 1 mi to beach. Bkr.
10.-Tl l:JO P ..MJ
LOTS
Reaidential lots availa-
ble for your own custom
home. Not maQY left. SO
HURRY!!!
Br eaado. Carport. DO
pet.a. Huot. Cont. $175
mo. 1st. last " depaa11.. South ol ffJpwa y. 1 Br _768-_7633 ______ _
doll ~. Ir& rooms, bdrm 1 ba 2 frpl. patio. stove fl car garage
f'f!fng . sorry DO peb tcnmo. SJS.83l2
Mil /mo 673-441
:Ir dell Jba, z frplcs, OCD Olk lO bcb, lse, 4 BR. 2~
Yletr. Walk lO OCD ft shop. Ba, il'tm twnbm. Fplc, ~ No Pets Pl7Sllo. pool. aec &rd. new cpts, 613-0744 apptic. paint, bge walled
patio. Llke De'W. ~n --------•I OK. oo pets. SB50 mo. SPYCM.ASS HIU Refsreq.1-681·3445.
Olalandm1 ocea.n VH!'W • tBr 38a OU: condo. Poot. 3 Bdrm. farruly room. nr bch 4r sch.LS, 1725 mo.
(annal duwig. Sl.250 pr SJ6..1076
mo WATERFRONT '68 Fleetwood in Btn DlUl'ff R£ALJY 7fD.9150l ; 960-SSllO Old Town 2br. l ba w a1k lo
bch Remodeled. Mr. llB. parlt. Rent Sl2S mo. ......., • DUPLEX F'N52ll) .FuJJ details call 5111 •AMA.NCI 5511222 • ~ 2 + 3 bdrm un· f7Z.8'2'1 Tortol.se lloblle ~ HI 1U • ~ l HOMES FOR RENT
Its on the beach. Homes. •~• ·-· -.,' J or 4 Br. Pnced from Remarkable income & ________ , 3 ldra 2 .. &Wt TNl&A.ICH IAY
Have!, 53M565
l.ovestment potential. ltlOB" ..,.80 ... .,. ODce loc. ooly U m1 lo lllqnificeat Oceaofrt '8>$51115. Focd yard " 11 ~ -.i:. ....._ ..... n--··-.. bu 3 w.. .. _.._ 1ara1es. Families Rare CCll'DeJ' lot. Ca to-BUY·SELL-RENT· _.._ vwu ........ -...... near11 1 acre '" please, tlda Is pets
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di)' to make your ap-bdrma., 2 ba .• flreple. Sl.800.000CaalL Secluded ,,~711' Q3)3 _ _._ eau-.. -
polntment to prnlew ~~ft"'--pvt. patio. 3 Reuta.I UDJU C099. wbit.e mrf below. TI T ooqns wacome. --or r,.. ... Wiii:.'~.. wiUa the U.Un1 oftlce. -.----proride xlnt income. A P'f'l guard 1ate com· ~-All. DO fee. ~&Y e..mi lllfaom ... c:.e.r = bld&~~IH mu.nity w/btfi beach, lBr,blbtobeadl.
CALLUS6'1·1021 w~ar::.·T_.:_Co. =· ~'oe;kJ':. Otak1b.., S295mo. r~':: ... -.. BalEltat. ..._.,. .-,-3 Br z ea upper unit. 2 6'2·2016 '-'V&a&pa.1.1.y a.Jl!llta.te UVllMllYIMI a.iton 144410 !.213~~-~om~~wtdJa~~·:..__ prqe, 1nc1ry rm, Jae. 3 bdrm. 2 bli. on Esret.
VICTORIA.COYE *M09U~• New 1534 1q rt 1978 INVESTORS PARADISE .. r•Dewt, tub.WOO. s.m mo Pat ~o or
-Onl7 110,000, take over % NG Lancer. All ext.tu. In It'• a I.act ~t ~Y ..._. 2400 ~ 963-0861 · •• ..,..._ fantatle option oa a BR 11 ffYHlf'I '-rbe Gf'O\'es". Shown by on er oear u-. wa ..... ap--··••••••••••••••••• a Bedroom. Rutlc aec. home. Won't lut. ........ &IJlll. only. Call DOW for predatedllltA!rthanany IWW•
craftaaanabipwttbanti-Owner.5'1~0 Doftr~Sbedroom, all details. (SJ6007) othertiod.Howabout: FOltLEASE , .. ,_.. 1242
qua brtct, wood and cop---------~ t.dba, $575,000. With Tcrtobe Mobile Homes 12 Unita on the water New 2 bedroom 2 blitb ... •••••••••••••••••••• per kitchen, 1kyll1hta --------$180,000down,ownerwill 972-8421. w/approa. 180' beach home. Miaaloo Laltea 759-9221 Bdrm, 2~ Bath
IDd 9U7 care laodaap. --------carry at 11~. Call ua for front, $1,200,000. 15~ Country Club. Golf. 3224 towoboule, 1780 aq ft, 2 --.;.~---.;....o...----IAft..--.. -b:ll.S112.000. Bl" c•uyoN ~~~~le··. OD this --------downpaymeat. teaala pool Be utif .. 11~ c.laMesa carp.rage, near beach. ......-~9"SS a M • _..., EXCITING 14 Uniu 5 ml.o drihve. landa~aped, a! m;;;:_ -·•••••••••••••••••• c a I I a f t 6 P M , C:.a0......,0-0NLY UOtSo.O>atBlway Spectacular aolf coune b e e Pride of owners Ip. tenanceyanL NEWDehae3Br,den.dio 7MiW1·5CllO
,..., •-vin .... p-•-estate 6600 aq ft 4 toe SZ,ZZS,000. 98>C1ubbmmeRd. rm, liv rm. mttrvwave, •~~-------~000111 LAGtmABEACB Bdn:ni, 5~ ~tbi.. Pool 21 10 Coodoa acrou from 2IMI&, dbl 1araae. $'750 Lii· SBr. 2Ba. nr. beach. -...... _ 2 ~ *' -ooo OPINCOUMTIY beach. Owner will ~~!!!!DP mo. 2MT Elden. Aat. Sepuatediniqrm. $850. a.r._. _._, 497 2457 -spa.~-· . fl t ....... at.. ..._..,.,,.._,. --........... _. &::::: lakez f1a. • 111 STARNES CO Located ln Sboreclilfa n a ace a ., .,. 7fl .,,_. _;;._;..;._ __ MO. ___ _
w... -•wun • "-...._, Cub Put A su.s.ooo.+up. ·-.. _, .. _ ~ ._...__ '2z..a4 ~ -• ..__,.,.__.__ ..___., · 10 Ualta 1maabln1 11t1.1-• I ._ ... -.__, 1 .-...-ill "' plij-a Wile lemi8 P ._..._. _. beauWul 2'd4 Vl.k.lo1 I ~ r• 111 .._ + ...__ ,_. . rm, IAU'· -••••-•••••••••••••• ~1'/l•t.7.Luadacap."LMRJNA" dwm ... tbll 640-5711 640-1357 Home. w/"9'Ytblna in· ~t000ew~ter pier vew. Time -share con-n,..~:-klry. lldlt.I, ... Bl..Jf View for..__ __ ... Bin7. Uainy waal lal'9 bu bem c1ooe with eluded. Ocean vlew, -doml.oiuma tn Utab '• _ sm.1SJ.5'11 .u .. --11111&. allot an eye for detail Is allcmt Eltrella Golf Is WbtteWaterlle<y,Jnc. nn.tatirmort.PanQ. ao..-. · Eden lilte 1arden in
craftaman1blp. Fine LookiDI for a home or BAYSllORF.S.ltalel7col· Country Club, Sao GV1doria, ty. Prices c:1mtq prime 2 Bil. 2 Ba CODdo air Twtlerock Billi. Up.
wooda and cbarmiD1 your own? You'll find UJial. pvt commly, xtra Oemente. 8;i°.=e lki IWOD ltart at SS500. cml., D/W, Po01. cJ.bb.., ~. -r.~~ r.:: t.oucbea aet tbla home DWl7 homes advertbed lrS kit. fee, 3Br " Finam SPICIAL IUY _ .. _ p-_. .. _ fee simple owaenbip. 2 aec., Nr. S. Coul Plua. --"'-•-... 00 apart.Paooramlcoeean foe aale lo Claullled rm. owe at 10~ t. BNudf\alJ&J15alteywest ----9Ql.K, 63bdrmunita,2bat.bl. No pell. U75 mo . .._... .... ocepy.~ mo. --------• ............ everyclq. se.ooo.a.rs..mt Qfl'2). Mobile Home in Or-eatwlde (ll01>114·2000, ad for n•19.H581alUPM Call Marilyn Bulkley, ............ U. -Lql;ma BlJ.11, Dieat 5-n~ Mite, al lllCJI' Du. at _'7»lll ______ _
4'7·17'1 Ltlgilllfleedl 1041 VIEW-IOOI. Star Park. 7xl5 encl JUSTUS11D l& a=Br.~bltm.No .!~efw.· Walnat Sq. O>lldo ~---. •-•••••• .. ••••••• DOVB StfOllS mirrored doora ,..... .----. .... ..., • .iilllillll~llllllll!~~~~!!!·!!!!!!!!!!!!!~lillii.:" P'abuJoua home fouoter-POl'Ch. • 4 Pia Dana Pomt. ... ·llOO· ea.. 7211 Zbr, Jba, pool. $47 s. ~-.;...;..;....~-:""!'~-~ ..111 ·~ _ _.. _. _ _..,, lilht.wood interion, -l.K IDl ao.a w/ ... _ ' ~ .... /Wknda.
-.... .,..,,,_, or a~Toa air cond. 2 $50,000 dwa. $1aT,500. -·-.. -· ... -... ..._aBr,mbl hlm.1.11
famll7 llriq. l".apeC!lallJ =Br'• wWa ba + Jttl... IM Banlwt (TM) ........ 1 a.. rm bome la ioul7 a Br, l~ ba eODdo.
apedoua th1:..:ru~ ..., walk in l1IMC7S. -•••••• .. ·--.... s..auc1e. Beaut. JaH ~·~~ ~ =.,;:~ -/. cloMt.S. AU for oal1 .... , • fl JI07 w/QMl'edpatlo.dbhar D~"iU-uu· ~
d1n1q room combine· •.a. oru-->. ,,...~ ....................... •·..._All·, ...... Stta '
don. &epara .. llluter CL4111C 11 Bialdlap for tale, OCIUl'90MT m.mt••.,.,
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• btdrma. B•••Ufal wa ..-..... ...&al $1JOO pr '-"!It tad. pr J (Qalftr'. Wabwt*"D1
lldvaa. PGOl and deck. l70lllartlar,e&a•.A DW'lD mo. poQl, JIMivm, · ND lmmed. Hl·U'U,
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REAL ESTATE llMll-2701. JbD IJlf~ $111,000. PriD nr. bua atop. $425Mo. bGwoa bolDt ~cm·
BllbOalalancs .. = onlJ . Owar /Alt. C.-.. W. 3122 lat,lutadep. Ml·21T1 tnhlr, brtdl.pat.loand
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nm. cstm drpa, • laoep. -pr mo. turn. S15. &73-l003.
cat.ct comm. $1 lOOllo. C.... .. MGr 3722
2br. Mela Verde coodo. Lat.a ol wood. New crpt.
&>cl aar. Pool. M50Mo.
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•1512-..731. -•••••••••••••u•••••• Luxury 3 BR 2 Ba, fplc, all
On Lbe wa~r. Newport extraa. Pvt. ~75.
Beach's hoeat. $1200. 957-l.568
rm. M2_.7&3 wlldya.
eo.taMna 3724 1 BR. util paid, new cpts, *· $2915 mo. No pets.
MEW IREID Al'TS.
Bachelor $275. frplc, rec
room. Pool. jacuzzi,
enclosed garages. Gas &
wtT pd. Adult.a, no pets
3913 Hamilton , CM .
6'5-«ll
Beautiful bome lo t!X·
chalve Victoria beach.
3br3ba.lam rm. 3deeu.
W/auperb white water
view. Stepa to bcb.
Sl200.Mo. 414-MZl ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7:'>1 2060 SUsc ... .ir1r.a..ir --· ------2 BR. 1 Ba. refng. tndry
-,,,_ Newly decorated 3 er 2 Ba rm. kids OK. no dogs.
3BB.3Ba,splitlevel,w/2 Furn.lbrapt$275&up townhouse. Spacious $32Smo831·9081 kiScben and aeparate Uv-Encl. aar. Adults, no Ing area. 1 blocll from peta. 2110 Newport Bl, fireplace & pool. Quiet Spacious 2 br apts. Fami·
tamis court. $1,000 mo. S Bdrm + Jenily room, 2 548-4968. area Adults. no pets. Jy unit. Pool & Play 417-M.18,lv~aui. frplc's, llVH, -551-4017, 1-Br----.. -".---bo-m_e __ --. $'2S.6'7s-SIM9/~338l ground. Sund.a.nee West iDcl gardener S'750 lllUUU'<' ~..., 2 Br 1 ..... ba ti A pt s . 19 9 6 M a p I e WtutEWATER VIEW. . . Mature adults only. No · n · gar, pa o, 646-1486or64.2·196l
1 Bedroom. l bath. yearly
or mo $350 mo. Agt.
673-6210
,,.., Block to beach. 3 br, 2
ba, downst1urs, bltns,
frplc, pauo. garage. $600.
lZ1 44th Sl 640-a 14.0
BAYFRONT lBr. with
view porch, $52.5 mo
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Top floor, luxury coado. :llr, 2ba 1 blk to bcb. 2 pets. Quiet. secure. 1991 adult.a, no pets. $375.
1 Br/den, 1800 sq. ft. frpk:s,sundeck2car1ar. NwptBlvd.646-8373 S«).5'46:eve548-9084 2Br.Adwts0nly. WESTCLJFF condo, new ~'a beat North End 9X)mo.646-46ll 1,,,, •--i. 37 .. 0 2 Br, 2 Ba, Mesa Verde Pool.$32SMo mtenors.Adulta.nopets locat100 .x>/mo lease. -...,• ~ "' 556-1795 2 Be $485 l Br $400. mo.
dy 752-1660, eve & wlt.nd VERSAILLES C~NDO· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Adults, no pets $400. &42-8583. 673-6640
64i-(139 2Br. 2Ba. end wut, oew H.l'a RHEST _D-4S2.l ___ o_r_979-_l_668 ___ Beaut. l very lg bdrm,
---deror. full secunty. $635 Spanish &u~ Llvtng' Beauuful. qwet lBr apt plush. laundry, immac
&.ag.oHilb 3250 mo. Call collect (213) Beautiful park·l.ake sur Butlt-ins. drapes. & grounds 1826 PomonJ
••••••••••••••••••••••• 47S-0086. (714) 499·4419 roundiogs. Terraced carpets. C106e to shop· $325mo ~-
HOMES FOR RENT
3 or 4 Br. Pnced from
Ml6-$5QS. Fncd ·yard &
garaces. Families
please . klda & pets
welcome. Call 964-2566 or
'13-2971. Agt DO fee.
wtcnds pool. Sunken gas bbq. ping center. Encl gar MEAR SHOPPING
Blltfs-FRONT ROW! 180-sparkling fountains Mature adults. no pets Back Bay & Mtn view E· Sp a c 1 o u s r o om s s:/!IM/mo 645--0816 UW pd, no pets, Pool.
Plan,3br,2i.ltb8.frmdin· Separate dining area, E Side, 2Br, bllns. 2br.lba,548·7689
ing, huge game rm, den. walk·in closets, home· dshwshr, encl gar, no 3br, 2ba. 0 CC art-a
highly upgraded. Nr like kitchen & cabinets. pets ~1 Family Unit. $425Mo
pool. $950Mo. 644.2915, Walk to Huntington · Avail. Nov l 641-8657
964-2877 Celller2Bedroo· f ..... ~ 2br, l~ba. frplc. patio, Near bd 2 b •-wa-.. 2 mum.~. encl gar, Adults. No new 2 rm· a __,..... • ._.,...., 3 52 Blwb Plua Townhouse Townhouse furn. $505 Pets. $37SMo. 645-4074 twnbse .. frpl , 2-car encl.
••-••••••••••••••••••• '8r, 28a, pool at back Adulta,oopeta. gar. No pets $500/mo
tBr, 2~Ba. ram rm, Uv door, :dot cood, tile, UW1Uea Free! Np&.. Hgt.s. 2br, lVJba, encl M0-9134. rm. golf course " teDAill shut.ters, 1775. gar, lrplc. Adults. No --. -.-------
clb neighborhood, 'i!I 49U16.1 LAQUINTAHERMOSA J>ets.~Mo.642-5722 E-s1de 2br, lba, yard. aae, avail late Nov. $875 l6Z1l Parblde LD. 1 blk Very clean. Adults No
mo. 861·™ • Mewpon Hils W. ot Beach, 3 b1ka s. ol •New 2 br condo nr. So. Pets. S380Mo. 846-0505
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Na<'e lt1 plex lll res1denual
Point area I blk to
beach 3 bdrm. 2 ba
Yearly $~7~ Call
673-2113
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J19Colton
Newport Beach
You are I.be WU\.Der or
Two"'" Tlcbh
($50.00 value>. lo
Coco-Colo
Motocrosl Ralah
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Nov. 17th. 1979 ncketa may be claimed
by cal1loi 6'2·5178, ut.
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pool t.bl. cob' TV. 2 f rplc.
sleeps 14. 545-916
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HOUSEMATIS
832-41.34
911' lovely home LD FOWi·
ta1n Valley w /elderly
lady. 831-0296.
F. to abare 3 bd. 2 ba.
house ia lrviDe. $175 + "'2
ut. Avail. i.mmecl Call
m-4a6S Eves.
2 Br ooado, nr So. Coast
.P\aa. Ja.c.1 sauna. pool.
M/W Sbr w twor(da•
f'eaL l200mo.,.,....
Pkaa IAaaHn w...
Tbere ls a dllferen~·
J...arae suit.es <2llSO s .f. > lad trW..... 4500'
prov1dtnf b1gbly pro--•••••••••••••••••••• fe111001 secretarial ... n... Co • ..__..
aervice wJ1.b a manage•· ._....., -..-•
ble owober of wuts. 2021 New 5,980 aq. ft. iAdl
Bus1oeu Center Dr. bkf&. wl'llJB sq. ft. office.
lrv\ne, call 152-0234 Fronts on excellent street. Of c can be ex· wxuaious paoded.
EXICUTlYE sums w..., M. Taytor eo.
Offices DOW avail ID Real1Drl 6"-4910
elegaolly appomted Ex ...... W..tad 4600 ecuuve Suit.es ceolra!ly ............ •• •• •••• ••• localed near freeways, . courts & the Orange Smg.le Laguna resident
County A 1 r po rt ql8et, non·smoker look·
F ac1IIt1 es 1 o cl ude a i.ng for a ruce lJUle apt or
fneOdly. efficient re-eep· cottage not too ex.:
tioost /telephone pensive Permanent.
operator wbo greets your Need rm for plants. Will
cbeda and answers your boulewat.ch. 497·3614
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beauufully decorated fla•c• conference rooma -...ft -··•,••••••••••••••
copy machloa. ·;-u;; I ' •
fl neat la aecre&ari al OPJ a lmltf 5005
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gara1es. Families ~(N a Co microwave kit. color tv, c~. lots of wood, no stove&refn1 Gar, yrly, Rmmtetosb.rlrg4br pool
pleaae, kids • peta "V phones, bt.d pool, maid Large front 1 br apt. oo pets.S335.67J...8803Eves $4.25 Days 759--0840 Eves home F.V. Res~ble. SPACE. W Csl Hwy · -~,..........-.... weloome.call914-25660r aerv.$120.wkly ... 2227. ~ul·· only 1887 ~1905 _,.. .. _ Manners Mlle. 9256.q n ~~ f "" . TOMA..&HOUSE _..,..., IM2·2117 7J4..t6.211ZB Uc'd for 44 children.
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-••••••••••••••••••••• Sal.-. resp 1 emplyd a dull. 2 Brdm. near Fairview &r J u 5 t r em 0 de 1 e d W Balboa Bl Call for ~~: 1 rp~1;a! ~~m r.':'8ioc~e~·. V:::.:S' xlllt.. cr:mtrac:t at~. ill·
NO FEIE! V~plll. &RCondlo c.p.tauac 3278 _49M200 ___ .______ Baker. Refrlg &r stove & Gardener & water Ulcl !eptl2Z2J1m or Carolyn, UIO/mo. Dave548-3163 Secy serv. • phone ~--•--..... 7 ....
renta s. 1 a eota a ...... -................... wporta..ch 3769 ulll. Included. $320. $48Smo.64.2-5554 ,_.. agt ---------a&llSW9\DI &r uae of COO· ....... ..-.. oe."'"'·-· -&
675-4912Bkr. 2br, +den. frplc, patio, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~74119 Qna BR .. _ bl IESTIAYVIEW ~. "'-~:..audcileqwet,toooola~ fenincerm.TI .. 7$-0215 TENNIS STORE
Newport Studio Condo. pool. Infant or teenager 1Bdnn w/awve • frig, ....,...c. 2 apt .... e. tns. ....., ...,.., ... Nr.Hoa,.u~p1tal.Pool, welcome. $525Mo. THE ....__to.._ __ •-st.ores, cpts, patio, 2 car eocl &beacb.2Br,2ba.1ar. smoker.2br.V.blkfrom "-'rtCn,l1x overhud. bJ profits, ,.nu:. ~ ~.,. gar $400 645-1003 Lower duplex $650Yrly. beach N.B. $2:5() mo + -r--·-"" Newport area. Only
spa. sauna. Security. eves&wkods 661·3097, Sr. Cit1zem pref. $250. · · No pets. Adults. ?.27 19th ulll. Call Steve days 1Ddmlria1 are& Or. Cly 127,500. Palridt e:!M.2166
Great-·..A·. $400. Call ~640-5'70 ''GOOD 548-651.8. O....PoW 3826 SL NB r 675-0236 a.a.rport. LlM.S fl. located ' &1""""'"'"° • • .oq. _~_53116 __ . ______ 1 at •.v.1 "'----• Clr, a•-Col.lecl 213/477·7001. ••••••••••••••••••••••• -._.,._.. --s.taAM 1210 l..arge, priva~ 2 br .. 2 ba 1 BR, clean. bright, wtlh Brand New 3Br. 28a, Room in lrg. home.. M.. ia lrvine. S$50 mo .
..wPORT SHORES ••••••••••••••••••••••• LI FE'' duplex. Blt.oa, patio, 1 garage & ow. S3lO/roo. steps to ocn. $750 mo ldtcbeo, laundry, spa, _~_-1_0> ______ _
11645. 3 BR. 2 ba. Yrly. HOMES FOR RENT car garage. Adult.a, no 213·9'.M-4954 548 -0962, 631 3193. pool. Lrv. Ul.1.1 incl. $14.0. DIC. SUfnS
Pool & t~nnis pn vgs. 3 or 4 Br. Priced from YEA.R·ROUND FUN: pets. 5450 mo. 67~. ...:....-·-------968-8263 551-3463 673-3"5or'675-4886 $t95--$585. Fncd yard & Social Acltv•t•es D•· 2 bdrm. new carpel. ---------Hlqipnessisbavingyour
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Deiux studio condo 1 blk gara1es., amt tes rector • ree un ay sn•uo OPENING v . . slep5 to ocn. $550 mo. shr w/fem. S200+uUI 2 Baker Clea R , ·do Village •-
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$395/rent or l~e . · • · Tenfl•a•FreeL.esaoos ADULTSECTlOH IW1i4•leocll 3840 •ft 2 Ba . a.irpoct.fmereat.aW'aols. 2 13 326 7157 oree-·•2br2""·ba "--.. -in ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• 30 ,owners wirt, Fem. pref .. 2Br. 18•. Secretarial services • • -• ~ '-AIUUV (pro & pro 1hop) • 2 w/rnany ameruties. Nr Duplex in Cd.M. $182.50. ~ prlv. comm. Sec. gate. Health Clur.•Sauna • new slg westlield ocean. 2 car iarage S'750 1st It last. Avail Dec:. 1£t. aVlU.l.. For IDOft info. caU
Npt TerTace condo 2 8 ~. tmDis crts. elect t+ydrOmeuaQe•SIN!m-2Br.H4ba from$420 *DB.UXE* mo.!l92-4ll2:675-6349w 78).(872eves/morns. Bevat~Zl61.
• r gar dr openr. Pvt ming•Oolf Driving 2Br,2ba from$4.50 rorJeff 2~ Ba, frptc. cloee to Balcony • Patio. No Range 3Br.2ba fromSS25 f'IDDEN APT ~---------t Mature Fem wanted to TOPLOCATIOH pool $.\50. 968-8318 or Peta. Child OK. i.t It BEAUT1FUL APART· Beauliful,brandnew. UM • Large Bach w/balcooy ~Cdll2Brbse,xlot 14274 Beacb 81 ,
91D-t:m Euclid St. $450110. UENTS: Singles. 1 & Ex.cellentlocaUoooexl SJ1SMo Pool, sec bldl cond..rlftl>latt.gar. Westminster. Av811 l2/l,
BIG CANYON upsraded 55z.6168or552-1'039 2 Bedrooms • Fur· tosbopptOg&park. 21r,A ... ....a.. Rec facl. Nr Hoac . &40-3'53 111161qft..officoe~store, DOVER Model 2bd, 2 ba, n1ahed & Unfurnished Qildreo welcome ln .......i. -r Hos p . W k s y 6 4 5 n e a r 2 ( re e w I Ya .
REAL.TORS
Olio-Op Game Centers
America.a fastest grow-·
~ buaioess. Turn-key.
ready-t.o-go operation.
mcl: top 1a.me equpm't, leased *8Uon in H. 8.
We !lupply ~atinf.
c8f1)d ·1. aip • servke warraoty. Complete
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franchise fee not'
royalties. $52.SOO. $12,500
down . Call Diet
McDonald at :
213 ·694 ·4958. Or men -31.58. den, $1250Mo. dys Wast ' tar 3298 •AduttLMno •NoPets familysectaon.Nopet.a. 3.....-6242.wllnds & eves PrUeuaonal male seeks 9'7Nml9.M5-12lllO
-.. -.. eves It wknda -••••••••••••••••••••• • Models Open daily Open daily 10-5 JO ~ carBpoBQrt' ~ mature easy go 1 o & ~ HOMES FOR RENT 9 to 6 318 West W'llsoo. Costa __..apt.II.. s female sba.tt 2 bdrm. 2 Several office &r small
3 or 4 Br. Priced from Oakwood Mela (behind Harbor =:~ .. ~hs 2Br. 2Ba, new plu!lh ba. CDM. Eves. 760--0'57 shcJp renta.la ln Cannery
Oean 4.Br, F/R, frm din -.c.-....__.. ard •. SbopploCCenter}. .....,....,..._, carpetlng, pool, jacuu1. Ba.ITy. Vi
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home. Rent or lie. $700. pleaae, It.ids It pets -Newport Beech/So.: atW.,_.. By 1ppoiotmeot ooly Gw-.s .
BURR WHITE
REALTOR. INC.
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mob. bm on Udo Pen. 111•> 642·8170 6'2·9560=+• Veraallles condo. Sec .• ~ J lnh ~ce:7°M .
Perf. bacb p•d . ...._..,. hh1dor Newport Beech/No.• MonticelloSbr 2 b pool ,jac,sauna,sub-prk, an.uam.~ TwoWest.cutrolfices
SG>/mo .• W/puRb opt. &Wu hhd 3300 8801,.ine do 2 car 'ga raa ';:~ SHARP. beach l, 2 It 3 clbbM. 633-3150; 548-8SN8 ---------$1.50&$175. 1754Ml~l~-ld)'a. --•••-•-••••• tat 16thl RJurbiabed $560 mo BR, frp&c, dahW'llr, aar It "-· · ~. Harbor-Adami, ___ eo..:..;,;,,_~....:....---
AakforP.uq. Buda bouM, l block to . 1~ 64.~ Call aft.er s pm.~ patios.Nopeta. 960-2351. a.ry 2Br, paUo, ranee. c~ $40. Stora&• oo.ty. BALBOA ISLAND
For Info oo making
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WJR Enterprises #lP,
P.O. Box131, a.ta Ilea, Cal. 921671.
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rec. faeif. IS'S1155 mo. -·-••••••••••h•• 1Zl2 W Balboa U · ...... ...1..2202HesaClrde I y S 5 5 Ow Inter r--------------------------..--.. ..... ms. 18drm al Broadmoor terllc.d ull for appt. Laree. lbr la 4·pleit. --..... · · ·
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&MlbMf. apedous 4Br, Harbour. 213/282-llH _Al/.~--------• Adulta. No Pell!. S275Mo. 2br, Twnbae /Condo DLXNU 2 BR 1\'IBA F/P
deo, l~ba, Hry pvt d:Jl,21S/•l-3514eves. Wlft'BllMTA&.S 111Sballmar.556-9C550 l.3lOlq. f\. l\.iiba, pool. DK BLTNS YRLY LWR
w/dnt, Ira back yrd, C I == Ocean front (Z) $8.SO. .._. Verde area 2Br Nr. Jfeil/Al&ODClwn (Dr. NR LIDO $525 CPL eew crpts ... ~.patol, W t 2Ba._,5 N -·' ~ ... ~ Hu> Bcb lml ... 20 ONLYl'J$.0087 J.ur •er7• boat UWW 411111 3421 Ocean root $l400. .... · 0 --· Aul.UY <7i4 )541·8451." (Tl4)
.&oraaa'"'! lt11. D•J• •n••··--·-· .... • Ba}fraatw/dockSIJOO. pnf.MS-5050 ....oit5evea MIWPOITISLAHD _..EYetf7S.ll05. Neill' .... 2bdrm.. 2 ba llAILYllMTALS lbr NH{ Fairview • Duplex, 38r, 2Ba • ...._ b'PI. >ctr eocl Slrwlftnplac.ta. 2Br Bak«. SloYe 6 refrt.&. fl 1Mle I br, 2 ba w/famll7 f1res>l,aee. balcoQ7, pttlo. ~*·,.._.I« pr. NO J*i SSOOJmo: fa$. Ocean froat (I) UUI lncld. $320ilo. rm. frpk, eloled aar. ~· l)OMlble moor· l8a 2\6tba, frplc, 111 MfflM. $llllO.. BaJfraal w/dock m.1• Xtra clean. $510 . available. no petl, ma.;, "ff"• ..... .,.._ $UDO. -.1ns.-.-r. /mo.
• ~A""-·~ J.: w/Ol'TION1o.._ MIWPOtlT 9-4411 ::~:,:., ua-uaa :.--9..:W~~ APAm•m ~=a~~ 2 bdrm. WiDwr reatal, Clll•-J Br tlll> + utD. lnfaDta drJer boOk-up. paUoa near water. 9'00 mo. "'2'DP'80NTl8r1.. ) oaly. Nb patt. Ne front • b•ek. Qulel TMIDUICI ~ • <>eeMI ._.... lb ... 1 aa..ll'Pk. muu ~ ""~ '500. mo. ------------• !P ... ,... ...... to oen • .,,. $4.ll. 2211 Blvd Sboulla• Jlamt, S.Clsmllla 3176 • • OW ,pr ~ aatra Pacific CM. 11t>...S, CD1ta .. 111.-a. ...................... . ... _..,, ~ ----.,......,...----~~--
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lnj meaaa~e to reach Whether you're buytn1 or qtruck. 641-MZ'f Dave. 5llM4oZS FllllST. l9l-1'39 873-«113
more !J:,,P e at lower selling, Clualfied ad-Make your aboppi DI 11'\ne nt. paintln1. St. Sell with EAS •--------coet. la111fled la the vertiainl will 1et your ---•-~y .... DailY We/Ina Trv me. R · 1 • E ! Trade your old stuff for • ..,.v to 10! Call Now ' totbe""'• .. • .....,._ -"'"" . # tsaBREEZE new 0 oodaes with a _ _,, . aaaqe ·-...... ........ ...... Sinor.~ ,... _ _,,. .. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~MZ-~~5'78~!!!!!!!!!!!!!i~ple.~~Call~'Toda~~y~l~MZ-~SC78~~-~£~~~~~~'""'~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·--...~~·ied~A;d.s~64.2;;;567~8~~a.sified~~~ad~.~642>~5678~~~
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ACCOUMTl*i AlTENDANT work wlt.b Cl•ll •a.sue TYPtST •
SWIMGLOAHS
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residential property
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R.E.DEPT.
PENNY
PINCHER
ADS
LOST: Collie, fem ale
REWARD!! 842-4351 aft
6PM.
P'ound fat male belie C ocker . Near Edwards/Slater. H.B.
TOMMY'S
OF NEWPORT
ESCORTS
~ c:bar&e Bookkeeper handicapped adults llJOllEEPEI •; u rfDeosi lJIM"' Ltadlng Orange C.Ounty
for tmurance brokera1e. MUlt be atroag. Wlllinl f'lll cbar&e. mast type 50 C nee r o p port u n It y Ml e:r company see lung •
Must bave fundamental to auist in tukl as WPM . 1enera1 led1e. available to talented in 1nd1v1duals for clerk knowledeeof AIR, A/P , tolletinc. fee din1. PQl'Olltaallatber~ daVlduai WJtb fhlbt coo-typist pos1t1ons Must
G /L. lnaurance back· pmra1 clean "II· Xlnt ports. tbna lnUl balan~ tro1 •storm desl&D back t y p l' 4 5 w p m
ground helpful. Salary vKatioD • tna. benefita. Very busy Ir pressure IJ"OUDd. Apply in person ftspoos1b1lllles include
commensurate w /ex-OCPA. 3020 W. Harvard. "c. lliaicomputuexper wttb resume • work typng. h hng, general
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842-7839 Prof. Masaage by Steve,
Lie 'd Tberapiet, N. 8.
4 30-9:30, Appl. Only.
SC-2817.
perieoce Fred S James. Santa Ao.a. Call 546-S780. beqlful. Salary open de samples to Mr fuenta clencaJ dUW!s. 2 yrs ex·
Irvine. 752-GlllO. Maurine AlTl'Ol«>TIVE pmdln& on &kills It pu t at Robert Be111. Wilham per LD gener~ olc prt!· IDE. * LOTMIM! eanunp. Resume to no.t Ir A.aloe 1401 Quail ferTed.. Apply m person.
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fMONEY
Sell tn)' Item or com·
bmatiOn ol ilems for flS or less wltb a Penay
Plachtt Ad. l lines for 2 consecutive days. Each lldditionaJ line ls 60' ror lbe 2daya. Charge It!
FOUND: treY striped kit·
ten. Wbt paws le chest. well tralned. S. A. ffl\I.
Found after Halloween.
SST-Ult. •
Chevy dealer offers full· Panco, Ltd. PO Box Sl Newport Beach
ACCOUMTlMG tune. penmnentpoaiUon 1MZ3. Lrvtne. Ca. mu Mlahn SpecicJltiff • uai.t 1640 Monrovia CM
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642-5678
Free Junket F1ights
Everyday to Laa Vegas
Via Scheduled Airlines
For lnformaUoo Call
FOUND: Bauet Hound.
Vic. No. H.B.
892·6723
ESCORTS
2A lh. 641-0180
MCJYISA
DIAMOND WANTED:
Priv. ~will buy I to 3 carat, N. B. 543-4975
CLBIC,lllKPL :WT'Uledmen~ depca. IOOllma Secunt1e1 processing 642-2'27
Knowledteable in inm•lnt.enanceof inveo· Acct's Payable, con-deritforFutuooWand EO E
payroll accounts paya· tory.SeeSalesMIJ". atruction eaper pre· Jnveatment Firm . -------
hie. receivable, cub re-HOWAIDC:•Hfoief ferred. Ms . Dav as : ~ new invest CoUege student t.o lraan
ceipts processing. EDP 5ill)..Q500 mem. anvolvmg bank de· for slicing & poruon con
& maniul systems de· DovelsQuailSts. --------poBlta Ir detailed follow trot F1n 1ble sohedule
slrable. Lt. typing re· NEWPORT BEACH Bullocka South C.Out 1s '4>· Investment or bank ~pprox 5 to 6 hrs. daily.
quired. Ca ll Nancy, AUTO ROUTE The acceptmg appUcat1ons ang eJEpenence helpful Sun thru Thurs. Xl~t
M Ass AGE -it b a 97S.1<8> a.-1 ... -, •arty ..... t•~ for the lollowmg pos1 ,,-. "123 ~lla rtin K pay Lor i s Divert -Pouch personalt.ouch ... Come lo COLDWELLIANIB ~~$3'JS-~/m;, ocm. ._,-v Kitchen. 979·0747 ah
Cease Gutt.er ,..._ 01 H alth s •-•D__. ... 1 Food Sernce 2 full ume OencaJ lDAM for appt
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ANSWERS
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Any teacher will tell you, ~ ~~,J~~ulcs;tr~w{~ MORTGAGE wivM. retired. disabillly. ~I~ boy. ~ .t:{;reaot' ya ch ts C 0 M P' U T E R
the only ... ,ft .. -me Qt"· M C:OMPAHY Ir students. Need lood u...-i..-.iA .. full & part 1131 Plaemtla. C M Of'BATOIS ......,. ..., •.. serve you. 10AM-4A . . . ...__,_ Call "'M>3008 "'-I .___....._..
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SPEEDlllit.e:racy. Equal()ppommityCo. · ta.open. l•aen-·cat------<Oyer .Rd It Newport.-
Lost & Fomd 5300 F d B • b ... MASSAGE ~ltttt for 4 yr old Maint.eoance 2 perm.a· Frwy > F\nn seeb ex-
521-8970 C2l3 Yn&-0100
lbneowner loans,may be ••••••••••••••••••••••• o un . oy a ,.... ~-•EMODB.S ·-------• .7:.s.u&-1:1.SPM.My nml full timl PMH.ona GDCERAL OFFICE peraenced medium a:rran&ed from SJ0,000, ·--------r Harper School 11 /4. ,,...,..... 2 dya pr wk NB open TYPlSl'S system Operators Good mterestooly, •mortJzed. 548-7878 ESCORTS A.cctc Bkkpac Call~aft/efts · sock full • part time SllCRETARIES ORJl>' with progttMw e short term swtn1, call __ ._______ TEMPORARY · po a l t 1 o n s t h r u ACCTG CLERKS co On·L1oe C.Omputer
Cardinal RJty, broker. FOUND ADS Found: Cocker SpatUel, OUTCAU.Ot'4LY RegiR.er today to work Babyaltter, my home. Christmas PBX·PULSE Systems M9-83B3
about your real est.ate blood Neutered male. Nr 0.,... ""' lw an vartoua accounting• Mon-Fri 7:30-12:30 for Permanent postt1ons Top Pay No Fee
loenneeda851·1360 •REfRE£ Edwarda/Slat.erM2-2l76 6l 1·2l40 bookkeeplnl asal1n· 5mookl.Malure.rell.able come with full co P&JdW~ly CXX>K.fullume Apply m
ft F 0 u N D : G er m a 0 GOLDIH GlllL ments. Work close to woman. s:ii-81W. beoefits. No eapenentt l\crrel ~ p e r s o n . l 8 l 2 o
FAST CASH "AIL Shephe rd mix, male, yourbome. Acctg clerb, Bankinl/a.d. ~·We will train. I e=hurst. Fountain
2ndTDuwinga673-3833 \Id r: btwn 1 & 2 yrs old. •SIHGLELADIES • bookkeepers. accoun· ••ST-·~H ~a. X1nt oppor. for at.udeota 642-5671 8&2-4351all6PM. Yourcboiceofl00'1of t.aiu are needed thruout -~ ....., & housewives. Applr. saw::a... COOK •10 R KITCHEN ... '9!91 .. T,_t ...... ---for modern Onnle County. Call us FUllertoo 861. bu an BWloc:b. 3333 N. Bristo . PREP .,_ j b f
Deidi SOlS ~~~~~~~~~!Found Female sb•&IY ~---.. formoreinformaUon. openln1 for a n a11t. a.t.alleaa. .--. .-per o or -••••••••••••••••••••• Photo Dates. lnex· n--...~-"'1 br anch m ar. al our An~v.aln.-.-wuty .IA,,....... m.-natitpeopte,pey•eonds dog, Northwood area of pemive.24hr.971·7979 """"''•nau ~ee .... ol --.. ~.. IX>E M/P ~aYerap.4i7-3729 s.ttllt-...._Co. LastorFouncta....t?Call Irvine. Cal l Irvine ---'••F• ·-... -· •"'"' c ... ,.,-m_,;rer . ...... ,. ,.... ''C~"'TillUTY" accwww • •• i!li 4S wpm, w/beavy COOl(S AU types of real estate Animal Assistance ArumalShelter, 754-3734. ~"" 2333No8roadway Sld.openalion & savtnp BUS BOY. llon-P'r 1 --------
inveltmentsaincel.9'9. League.537-2273,nofee. Found Pidgeon . va c "Open LUestyle" people r.m,ColdwellBanker experreq'd. Call 8'1l~ 10:30-3:30. CASHIER. a.ERXJlllANAOD cm-;ear~!~~~ :~:feerr~~-~ln Foundor lostapet?Call C.Orona del Mar . Call sincerewarm relatioos BJdi,.SantaAna forappt.EOE JdoD.Frill·S.Mustapply IDltics.lifta.~.Ssp Pleao;ant P ea s ant WTDa Special Pals Hotline. 675-3880 C.ouplescall750-0674 1714)135-4103 in person to Skinny pret'd.OaU--.1111. 955 2755 4251 Ma rl
642-2171 545-061 1 714/972-1235,2131258-7398 --------SlngJescaJI 750-0677 Ba'*1q Haven. 9901 Yorktown, --------mgale. Npt Bch FOUND: Grey Tabby ltit-Recorded Mas. any hr C 0 alTELM ELERRSC I A L llB .. uk for Lau.rel. Q.aK ~T,_...ST
WidDwbumoneyforsbrt Found: Fem. German ten. H a rbo r View Admin/Prof. Adil•. --' rr-1• Counter help, mature; trm 2.n«I TD'1, no credit Shepherd apx24" bi. blk &me..&M-52161 An lot.erestin& guy <new Silnif. alt. lDc. p/t, f/t. Exp,nenced onlY. Xlnt BUSBOY -1..unclaes. ap· 1m....tiate apenio1 for
dlec:k nopolt:r szoooo & face, Weatmini ter • 1 to S. CA.) seekl Kiri. 0 w n bus . Mk t · beneflll . CaH John plylnptn0aLe 8iarriLI. ~ dne6oper. Dubel ~ S:a~ ~.wlC!,~ ~·
u p. For act'lor) call 8C7-8548 ,. iLllU 5150 (petite. attrac:tlve, 17-26 ine/Mnamt. l 'nU /local. SIJmelr: tMNo. Npt. Bl Npt. Bch. include uf:od typ1n~ 6J'3.31S2
apat:l'13-mt. --------••••••••••••••••••••••• !t•>forbJ me~6 817"!relaN · $100..,.!efund . inveat . AMUICAM STATE ~ aktlb, t 1 . 1enera --------__... _______ Lo1t ylc. Harbor "WANTED: Female to uODI p, .,.. • .,-rm._ IA* clertul datiu. XIDlp.amier Help F/f. WW CASH Hamllton, 1ray sbareapemeaol2week ldnkycalllpleue. ~ Elplr i::8°Y eain& wor k1 n1 condtt1on1. tnaa. Cameo Cleaners ••
cockatlel, Yer'J tame, ..... m Tabitl. Dec 22 to ~ s.r.lce .... _._:..-_..!,." . Goodc:o. beala&a. ... -...... cb. ....... -flO«T.D.'1 \alU Reward. Call Fred J 5tb c l1 B PBX OSMraion for a B. n kl D I L 0 AN ..... ~ .. ·-··-E:llltAY .-... _._..... _........, ..._...; .. ,_............. ..!0
1017 • • arry Pw .... S..•latSl60 t I b ne .n1wering D~"'P ... --..,..,..._, *""Y ~1055 -·----.,,,, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ oaDa'ieDCed SECRETARY. E•· Cafeteria E mployee•. .,,,,r4AJ _.... ~·--
Nwpthdftel\mdiq. LOST: P'Ull IP'OWft blk & PREGNANT! Carina . will ::m. FDll tiJM ~~ perleaced only. Xlnt d a:ra. salad u per. cau-.-au1. Elqilr. ladtowoniDdry
z '""" appnw ... , n lDY In 7 arey at cat. -· coofidenlialcoamellD1• P9rt YIP<',_.. .. av · Spencs· Call for appt. m~100 .._lllaD-Pri.IG-2150 ... _ -• ... _.. rl~ ... BRASS KEY .. ~ _ .. ,.. all.a beaefit1. CaJI J ohn llelpful. Good baeftta. ..._ninl plant m H.B.
days. No pointe. No ''Qavo." erfect mark referral. Ahortioa, adop-ble. Daya, afternoon-AMHiCAM STATI .... · Clert-typiat. permaeeol
balloon. iio.ooo.coo.ooo mp.10.S>.Ml-llU tion&:keeptq. CATERINGTOYOUR ewntnp or grave yard. 1.._ poa&l.aOcl. ~. 1d Counter Person: full _
2nd TD Joana . Lido _ __. ...... lono-b-'__. APCARE 5'7·25G SOCIAL AFFAIRS Must be •ble to work CARPENTER-fall-time. wortdnlcoodltbeoeftts. tame/put tame . Will
Newpal't Co. m.1• ~ s-~ Ad°:ma ,: Ld~ EXQUISJTE ESCORTS 90IDe weekends. TyplD& l4N100 88ld resume, salary req startCO. llon-P'ri. lam· train 642 -5466 or
In. COVEi GllL ft"l'"'4 35 wpm. req*ed. Many llAU'11CIAl4 to PO Box J.C. Saa Juan 5prn. 97'N2'70 56-1088.
a>IOX>WNERWANS 53Ml25. •953-0771 '* •181-vr~* co. be.neflta aHilable. Inn foll C.jUtaililO.Ca.875 --------
........ ,..GED Found: ll/1 Btf1 4mo cal 2'Hr"' .. -.UServlce Plea9ecallllon-Fri. Newport.et' aome . _._ 'ull Couple, u1t_ mana1er ~.. ___ v_....., _____ 1 Are you a bualDela man Fuhioo blaDd area Guar + com. 540-&S82, Car wuh ~ ... f Ume. oceml area. ()utataDd.1nl $10,000to~OC!> Peralao/ An1ora. Vic ~0 1 • """" Pill 00 •bull.Dela trip? Costa Mesa area ~ Allll&Y 510 AYe. l'.lltrella . eavir'aammt. 450 wlita. · .~~y =~~ ~:;,~c:; ~7=:e ~·::u:1~o;;·~~:d°e rso: BFAtmCIAN Sao(lemrde. F• Ad Actiln = =·~ ~~:.
eSllOBTTZRll ~ ~Appl abow? Brenda IM-9908 Jl/P E.O.E. ce»•ute CAI... "-II a auraa ce, furnished.
C.U 8Db Wllllaml-A&eal Lo a \ m l a i a l u r e frmllUD-tpm f 9'0IMAMCI U JOU •QJoy workbaa ._. m.-:a
73HTncw-.im Scboamet, ult" pep-PRE LAW ltDlleat needt Nledtotalk to•lewrert ~:'::' :.b=~ "Tile ~.~•ttlDI :s~m:::rn:: .. ...... CO_UP_L_E_W_ANT __ E_D_t_o .
211111D per, male (Gino) no tap. 925,000. ~"ft~ For tree intt1al •DPOUlt· deUHry belper. New IJIDld. oPmlU for •· or s-rt time Jc* Ill foe _, f"ml blllp .. ._. am. baai· ·
OD.._.Verdellome Vk PrOlpecl • Jn , Le1at. oa entla mmtcall556-UM:tveo· f\Jnllta:re wanboulDI -.......... Bair eut. ,..~otJOU, Ill~ -~ llut be
-WIDDlltoUDt Talain. Reward. ID-70ll DVll. P .O. Box 12'2, '-n111••11•l'N!llbl n alla· __.deli["l:ftrm. PbaDe -C II ==Ind. Jlmble.,._ Nf"'INUll wUllnltoleun.Ml-m7 • ......... · aft7P1D. N.B.GID. ::!-.., ..... ten la oeta .... = 0 ._ ..._11 •
Atmt: 5'1"'*l0 -for ..,... :»9:• -· a..1-• COllUDbl1oD --_.... ~ a71 ·---draw ·-tbe ·;-.~ ~-......:. ~...,.,.perbr. _, · ~ m.-.1m ft£4'1V --WTD. ~ onTan1u.".:.-~•PI·, •FOXY LADY* --5400 Good adYa:Dcemnl for ~ =· °SE.'"J. aralJ ll lm""'°" West. .. a Dall7 Pilot . $10,000 for a 1r1. at Cii. ud'__...-~ALI.ONLY ....................... tb• rl1bt per 1 oa . ::;..atNIMUI. Aw.;a.&IM9a. ~~~~~~~~~ a..afledAd.ea.scm. ·
u .,-oa11 t n ot1 ~wwen to"Hol· •972-1131• ='l:fC::::'::m .. ,., CAfil!RllW>NTDl:sK •• l~m • lJ''. ARD.S41-tm. •LORI'S* ~~= a .aoc-.pnt.bGt . ~m~I~~ ~~s!uau::. wi;·aE•1 fMt • ..,. thrOulb So. APROPOS ~. ~t:r,"~~~: CLERKS
t l OPEN2'braDAJLY aaut'•lanacltmostun· fmlli• l•t-..1 ~12'0XllO B.OB. lllll moYed lotQ towot ~:.. ~ c • m P u 1 · .,_, 838-0lCM 'iq\w Dat. ~. 1000'• ol _.. ..-WU • ·
"n.-liccaualDtecl widt , A...._.... J>ell.W pr'Clfa from dodOl"I to U· tile CJa .. lfltd Adi. u.J'; Dal. betp . rr8¥ &'....-i;;D .... ecs. Womm JGUa,,.. Piii 'Dilf'r. U. ws.t •81 Coek-..oo, •ic OC La'IAM DILAllUI Dlt.&erv. ('1JA,..75'72
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1775 E. ritnter St, ~te 105 "*"" 6l>a
JIOUSEKEl!PER/llAID
-wanted. Belt pay 6 fl'. mp beDe lD Npt. Bcb.
Priv . rm. etc.
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SALES LoakiDI rc:r an exciting
po9itiOG lo the retall
dolbinefield. Tbi.s rapld-
Reltaurut b' powinl clalblD& retail l&eyerbol.t=muy aup-cha.in Is loolcinc for out .,._. d foods to the POI motivated. reliable lrvine at.e C.Om· aales,people. Full 6: part
muaity needs peop .. for Umepa.itiom available. nx OPa. 11.mpie food prepu.UOO. AAJticaUooa for our new
Eu1I wblle you learn. ._. o • ll P e r l e D c e store located in llesa
Telephone Aa.weriDI oeee8Ht'Y · Part time c.ea&er. Zll E. 17th., Sl. Servin full tune/part momin1 Is afternoon Colla Ilsa are beml ac·
Ume. Varied 1blft11 . lbift.I.. Great for )'OWll cepted lOam to 5pm at
Dllys, aft.eraooa or even-... ,..,.ken 6 au..ie-ota the folJowl.n& convenient mp. Locatiom m: Start a . u bour. Call location.
FASHION ISLAND Gm. 557.czlZ.
CXlSTA MESA/IRVIN£ Rmtauraal Smodbie Bar MO I as
HUNTIN~ BEACH Pwlan. Prep ~ WiU OUTPOST tram. llather 's KJtcben 2302 Harbor Bl d Ideal for students • Restaurant. Lacuna Costa Mesa v bouaewlves. Many co. Beacb.487-JT30 beDdlta includi.ll& pajd --------____ E_O_.E_. __ _
vacations Typin& Rmtaunnl Lady for jewelry
"wpm .. E.O.E . Call Experienced Pizza store 10 Costa Mei.a
50-CZIDMon..t.bnaFn. llaMr. Approx.~ hn. ~~orevea,S48-3270 PS' week. St per b.r. Ca u PBX()perator,answertn1 •55815.all 4pm ALESPEOPLE. full ~.,.:?lnfoP·~·1'rnwinln -_-_-.___..-~---Ume, part Ume. R.M
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ElltabU.bed Penoonel
A&ency desires
C.Ounselor preferably
with eome experience.
Call Rita. S40·1055.
a.tal PenoaDe1 Aleo·
ey. Z'1'90 Harbor. C. II. Nnwafee.
PfDA STo.a Blvd., Costa Mesa.
Now birinl fc:r full fr part
time opminp at &ocatioo
near QC.Airport. Vary· iD1 days fr boun: Ideal ~I iDcome for
boulewive9 • atudenta.
Our P'Gllwlft arowlDa
eo. affen ~ --~hued 0 D Y 0 U r j o b
... s.....,ee P1euaDt
_...amd.MllMllleLI
SALES PERSONS
Penoaallty plus adults
to work witb and
mobvat.e kids. Over 21
In Lacuna. Capiatrano,
Su Clm>enl.e areaa.
PADTIME EY8•••s ,
PHO•ll: ~--·· DL &.11wta .. 1·SPll. • ,.,. For Andrea
TIJ.A.OM
HEIDSYOU
To fill avaJaacbe or or-
ders rrom marine.
motorcycle, sporting
pxla, motor sports, re·
Wien. Great oppty but
we are very selective &
want coalident winffr
tJ1* only. We train ex·
s-tlJ. Viail us Is see.
Call Mr. Stone 540-4023.
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Retail Selea s.B APROPOS Wall&ed JOUDI meo who
TOWN a eoutnaY will met aloal weU with
C)tl+Mfil women . Ca 11 M r . 1bompaon se-40ZJ. 9-1. ta a floe European __ ;...__ ____ _
Dem1D Boutique .-tiD1 SEC-BOOKKEEPER · for
a aelllDI aaal1tant rulJ tune. Ask fc:r Diane
M-EO
work nperience u a
MCnllary I recepUODiat
.... l1dlmit )'OW' re--. 'h'De IDwpm ac· curatelj ancf take llatUDd proficlenUy.
im... area •.o.E. 11/F.
8lplJ a,x ID C/O Dail)'
PUot PO Bo~ 1580. c.o.&a --.CA am
SECRETARY
Cerper•t• He•tl·
.... !9" .._ wfde lnv•tmeet •
..... lln:D -Fasldcm llJud. Bmy, active,
et.-Dmlbaa, diftl'ldfied ' ...... GoOd uw.. (typ-
••• , alllortband) or· =tlaDal ablllUea.
ll·M 1:-..:_.. i
ISllCU~AllY -Work ta .... AM afllee ~ na· ......................
firm. Reny t.Jplaa. :--.:r..::~ •---...-....~---• ~:und • "'*" -..:.·'CoMact •• ,. • ........ --...... &.O.a.;tUr/B
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RESJ.8.000 Girl .Fn-OUrorc
Type 60 accur S'll600
•COUNSELORS•
•Sales/Our Office•
APPTONLY/FREE w Reinders Agency
403I Birch. Eillab '64
Newport Buch, 83Ul90
Security Guard .
Minimum 1 yr. ex-per ience in pollce.
rmlitary or other secun-
ty work. Please call for
appt. 645-73S8
STOCl(-GIRL
Permanent n r OC
Airport, 6am-4:30pm,
Mon-Thurs.
979-1483
Peoplewboneedpeople Tow Truck Drivers ex-sbould always check the Trade your ~ s~f for per'd.. Top pay. Apply I Service Directory tnthe new goodies wJtb a G&W Towing 7408
DAILY PILOT Oaasified ad. 642-5678 <»uns Way. C. M. Mz· 1252
nDSWEEK
TIIE FEEi lNG
ISMUl1JAL •••
••• PACIRC MUllJAL!
Job Opportunity W eek
November 5 -9 .
Some of the bat clerlcal posldonl around are right
nearby. at Pad8c Mutual'• Nft1)0l1 Beach and Santa
Ana oflka. Perha1>9 you've heard of us. We're one of
the faatat growing and most progreu1ve organadonl
on the west COMt.
AU next weelc we11 be talking to RiDed and expert.
enced men and women about a number of lntere.ttng
Jot. we cunmdy haw 8Wllabae. We'.-e looking for:
• TYPISTS. (G .... al-68 wp•)
• STATISDCAL TYPISTS.
Mn Tickets
Worth '50
Produced by
Stadium Motorsports Corp
Tickets available at Ticketroo,
Mutual Agencies and Anaheim
Convention Center Box Office .
For more Speed Weekend In·
formation Call (714) 752.0503.
106FM KWEST Announces
Speed Weekend West
Sot.E sowau amp .tr pre-
amp, Muac:ord turntbl.
8'li() cart. $600. 842·9377
T.V. 19" Color, sharp plC·
t.ure. lake new. $12:5. Must
9e.IJ8'2~ft5.
1V 19", sharp, clear pie·
t.ure. Mu.at seU, excel de-
at at $125. 8'2...a42 aft 6
Near new sureo. 42 watts.
caJJ bre Recet ver. trans
audio t u rntable.
Quadraflex s pkrs . Guarantee.$400 646-0155
Khpscb La Scalas S500
each-Phase linear 4000
pre-amp $400. Maraou
250 amp. 673" 1732
IDtlh&W.W ....... ....................... ............. Eqm,...t 9030 .......................
WANTED Boat Trailer ror 18·20' natbollom.
tm:lem or angl 536-1857. •
Awn's 8 man survival, 4
man Redcnisl, oew, bes\ tner, 673-1105
Marine eGJine built by
Star llarlne
w/tranamiaalon, email
bkdr. Chevy V-8, w/ma.
parts aod J.natrumeut.s .•
s:D..Q610
VHF llarine Radio, Xlnt
abape SUJO or olCer. •
751-9673 .
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•»'Sea-~ Weekender. lmm ac . co od .
Profe11ioaally main·
talDed. llany ut.ras.
1'wD '56 cn.aden, very
1o bra. Owmr m\llt ..u.
purcbuad otber boat.
_../ODO. Owner will ftaance. (l am-l pm > ..am: aft .. NC>-'1111.
JJ77 •• llako, turnk.,
llQUl»l*I. Sllt800 rum ' GCW mulln boal (714 ) ...,.
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FIRST MONTH
P~YMEMT
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eoer1ettc mecbaolc .
•. 557·1151
"11Clprice: 1.-ded tncld.
IUDl'OOI. moo. Prv. Pty. ,,....,Am-ZINI
• Cbeveue 2-dr, oew LARGEST SELECTION OF
ctr.. bnbl. PIS. PtB. NEW & USED CADILLACS
•.&1nt1Mo-f1S0.1BW. IN ORANGE COUNTY ·
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ntna coact. reblt enc. COUN•ft.LI ············Pme•I : ...... si.aoo. 551..$111 One CMIMf' ~ wtttl leather ...... Clbttoeet :
top, en-. control. AM/FM .-.0. tulf PQWlll'. • "JI a.. Capr&ee •asoa. tut wheel a iow m1i.. co14At<O>. • .... mllea. lollded w ,. :
-Bit air. Pvt pQ. •
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"> .. ttll ILDiOl:ADO • • • • • • • • • • • • I -r ~ ..... ..._ ..__._..._ i:w ...... -....................... ~· ... ~ ~~ power ........ --............ rldlO a~ Cl0nC1'0f, .... ..., (141818) . ..,., ~. 811 """'·
dll coml., --....... a,OOOIDJ, make offer. 1977_..,IMJllllW~
::mm.mi, a ... 6 COWi•~.. $6995 .,.. Alltoew ••••••••••
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Clualo, 1oo4 coaCI. ,,.., & MUah. much mGf'el(68SIWRA). --
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Iranians
To Kill
1Hostages?
Deily~ .........
PRESIDENT ADVISED ON IAAN SITUATION
J•mu Roo .. velt Senda Dlapaitch to C•rt•r
Roosevelt Telegram
President Urged
To Get Tough
By DAVID IWl'ZIL\NN °' ............
Former congressman and Newport Beach bwri·
nessman James Roosevelt has told President Carter
to get toqb in dealing with the 0 anarchy In Iran.·'
IN A TELEGRAM to the White Bouse be sent
Monday night, Roosevelt, eldest son of President
Franklin Delano Roosevelt, told carter:
"Our country must not appear to be leaderless
about the anarchy in Iran. Our people and the world
expect leadership."
MOSLEM GUNMEN have been holding
American hostages in Tehran the past several days,
demanding Ut'e return of the cancer-stricken former
Shah as the price for their freedom.
The Iranian government also has threatened to
cut off oil supplies to the United States as long as the
shah receives medical treatment in the United
States. The shah is being treated in a New York City
hospital.
• "WE ARE NOT Wl11IOUT options such as ex·
pelling every Iranian student enjoying American
hospitality," Roosevelt said in bis message to
Carter.
"H Israel could rescue her citizens at Entebbe,
surely the United States bas the resources and im-
agination to recover its embassy and free its
American hostages," the telegram said.
"I RESPECl'FULL'Y call on you as the com-
mander in chief for leadership and action,"
Roosevelt said.
By Tiiie A.uoelated Preis
Iranian demonstrators
threatened today to esecute
some eo Americana held boeta&e
at the U.S. Embusy in Tehran
lf the U.S. aovernment tried to
rescue them.
Meanwhile, Iranian Prime
Minister Mehdi Bazargan re-
signed and Ayatollah Rubollah
Khomeini told his Revolutionary
Council to take over the govern-
ment. Tbe Iranian political situation,
however, remained unclear.
Tehran radio, in a broadcast
monitored in London, reported
that Khomeini's council asked
the ministers or Bazargan's gov·
ernment to continue their duties
pending "a final resolution of
their position."
The report followed Kho·
meini 's earlier reported ac·
ceptance of the resignations of
Bazargan and his cabinet.
The Carter administration
said it expects authorities in
Iran to honor a pledge by the
fallen Bazargan government to
protect the safety of Americans.
"The U.S. has been given as·
surances by the authorities in
Iran that the safety and well-
being of Americans will be pro-
tected. The U.S. expects that
these assurances will be
honored," said a four-paragraph
statement issued by the White
House.
There waa no immediate
response from Ayatollah
Rubollab Khomeini on tbe eafety
of the Americana. However, be
reJeeted auaeilioas of endlq
the embassy siege and warned
of taking "other s~s" in a
Tehran Radio broadcast from
bia rellaioua beadquarten in
Qum, according to the Soviet
neWIU8geneyTas.s.
•'The American Embassy, as I
was told, was a CIA espionage
center," the news agency quoted
Khomeini as saying. "Some peo-
ple are now pressing that stu-
dents should leave that em-
bassy. But we cannot sit
idlehanded when the United
States is weaving conspiracies-
against us.
"We d4:mand that the United
States should extradite the
criminal shah to us, and the
British government should e'x-
tradite criminal Bakbllar. We
shall take other steps if this is
not done and if these criminals
are not expelled from those
countries," Tass quoted Kho·
meini as saying.
White House press secretary
Jody Powell said that the ad·
ministration still did not intend
to use military force to fret! the
embassy hostages.
"Are you still ruling out the
use of military force?" Powell
was asked.
"Yea," was his one-word
reply.
Powell would say only that <See UlAN, Page A2)
* * * · U.S. Helpless on Iran?
Concern/or Ho•tages Limits Options
' Cast
cut," one official, who asked not
to be named, aaid of the
boataJCes.
Diplomatic m eans are not
prom~ Tbe aovernmeut In
Iran, wbldl ii 1ubordlnate to tbe
Ayatollu Bu.bollah Khomelni
and bJa fGDowen, .. 1apportiq the ......_.., demandl -foe tb8
return of the ou1ted Sbab Molla~ Bela Pabla.t.
Tbe ll'llliaDI bave ofteNCl only
CIM aoladla: 8etUm tbe iUb to Iru wMre Ida wealtb ca be
tonftffated and be can be put CID
trial for bi• alle1ed crlmu qabilt tlle ~ of·lrU chirtq
bll '7·,...:nip.
Tbe a4 • •etntloll bu reject· .. tlult ....,..,., ltlcktq to lb
s-ttlcJD ilili. the lbab can •laJ In tbe Untted ltatel wblle be iMdl
medical b'Mtment, but wtl1 UYe
' to leave wllllD that trutmeat
ends.
Administration s pokesmen
vehemently denied reports Mon-
day that they offered to discuss
the shah's future with Iran in re-
turn for the release of the
hoetagea.
One possible solution could be
a vohmtary dedaion to leave by
the 1bab. U.S. officials refused
to comment about whether they
were dllcussinf that with him,
but since be bad bis 1allbladcler
removed and ii 1ufferin1_ ftom
lymph.Uc cancer, bis ability to
travel wu questionable.
Tbe lranlana, meanwhile, bad
at leut ooe more card to pt.y -
an oll emb1r10. Tbe Untted
States dlreeUJ Import.I about
400,000 tiUl'e1I Ol'lranian oil dai· 11 and pta another 200,000 to aoo,ooo buNll J.ndl.Nctb'.
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IRVINE VOTERS AT RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN CLUBHOUSE
Precinct Worker Joy Johneon (foreground) With 88"ota
Voter Turnout Light
At Irvine Precincts
v~·buwut IA lnt8e •• ,_. ported Bcbt but 11.ady today In
various preciocu tb.roupout the
city as reaidenta cut baBaa to
choose three achool board
trustees, two water board mem-
bers and four Saddlebact
College trustees.
"We're having a pretty good
turnout," one precinct worker
reported from Lakeside Middle
School in the Woodbridge section
of Irvine. "It's been steady."
Most precincts contacted in a
spot sampling tb.Js morning re-
ported that actiVlty was brisk
when the polls opened at 7 a.m.
smce many persons cast their
ballots before going to work.
The lines thinned out as the
day progressed, but several pre-
cincts reported a steady turnout
or voters throughout the morn-
ing.
At the polling place at Vista
Verde School at 5144 Michelson
Drive, about 64 voters bad
turned out by 10 a.m . There a.re
795 registered voters in that
area.
In Bonita Canyon, about 100
voters bad turned out by late
this morning at the local
A c.rc ..... , ...
Al Capp, creator of the
popular comic strip, Li'l
Abner, bas died of em.
pbysema at aae 70. Capp
started the 1trip In 1934 and
retired two yean 110 <See
related cartoon Pare A4).
eJe• t•'W'Teellllel~JUN. Tbett a.ft &!JD ftll,atered wten
in that precinct.
"It'• a liChter turDout than
normal," a precinct worker
said. Howewer, abe aaid tbe Oow
or •oten baa been steady, ii
light.
Ten candidates are vytq for
three seats on the Irvine Unifted
Sc b oo I District board of
trustees. 'Ibey will be elected in
citywide voting. Thirteen can·
didates are nmnioe for four
seats in the Saddlebaclr race.
In the Irvine Ranch Water
District, voters in two divisiom
will each select a new member
to the board of direct.ors.
The divisions are one and
three. Two candidates were nm-
nmg in Division One, which cov-
ers the villages of Northwood,
The Colooy. California Homes
and Walnut Square. Three can-
didates were competing in
Division Three. which takes in
Woodbridge north Of tbe San
Diego Freeway and south of the
railroad tracks to the south ol
Walnut Avenue and the Marine
Corps Air Statioo at El Toro.
CM Chamber
Sets Reward
For Killer
The Costa Mesa Cbambtt or
Commerce bu launched a drive
to uise a $10,000 reward ror the
capture and conviction of the man
who has assaulted nine Oraaae Coast women, murdering six ol
them.
Nate Reade, the chamber's
1eneral manqer, aald the poup
baa doaated $500 to a fund al the
cttbena Bank of Costa Mesa and
la aeeldnl donatiom h'om baai·
neaaes tbrou&bout the Oraqe
Coaat. .
In addWon, a apokeeman fort.be
Costa .... Police omcen• Aa·
aodatioll said tbe '1,000•reward belna offered by that ~ baa
been lDcnaaed by noo throuP.
donation from a local metcbant.
The SUttoo New Group, t1lree BarbQr Area weekly nenpapen,
bu~ anwud of '5,000, but
that off• bu a Dee.' dHdJIM for
aomeoneto eome forward wt1bin· formatb:I that would lead to tbe klller'aaft"eltand toelvktloD.. _ · u. Nld anyone Wi8b1lia to coa-
trlbute to tbe reward ftiDd may ·
contact tbecbiiiiblrat..,....or
KeD Fowler at&be bUt.
Mixup
Blocks
Voters
BJ ID&Y CLAU81!N oe•...,"-IMM
Two Orange County poJlina
places failed to receive bout ol
votin& equipment unW well after t a.m . today and bad to turn
voten away, precinct worten
reported.
Three other precincta reported
late arrival for aome of their
equipment and bad to improvise
to take care of voters who beaan
showing up at 7 a.m. when polls
were to open.
Officials at the county
Registrar of Voters Office in
Santa Ana said the polls that got
off to a late start because ol the
missing voting materials will
close at 8 p.m. just like all the
others. Voters who may have
been turned away tbl.a morning
because of the foulup have no re-
course except to return to their
assigned polling place before the
8 p.m . cloeing time.
Orange County Re&iatrar of
Voters Al Olson said be couldn't
explain the mixup and baa no
adea what the legal ram.ifica-
llons or the problems milbt be.
''I don't know what happened
to the boxes or supplies,'' Olson
said. "They were delivered by a
private trucld.ng contractor."
In Fountain Valley. precinct
(See FOULVP, Pace A2)
* * * 40Percent
County V o.ter
TunwutSeen
Relistnr ol Voten Al Olson
said 7..2 percent ol Orange Coun-
ty's 900,483 registered •oters
bad cast ballots by 9 a. m. in
today 'a eJec:1:km.
This compares with a voter
turoout ot only 1 percent at the
same boW' durinJ a special dis·
trict election two years ago,
Olson said.
The turnout trend today
wasn't as b.igb as it bas been in
rece nt primary and 1eneral
elections, bat Olson said be is
standing by bis oripoal forecast
or a 40 percent turnout by the
time the polls close at 8 o'clock
tonight.
Orange County voters were
casting ballots today for 228 can-
didates in 28 school board races
and scores of other office
seekers in 19 special districts
throughout the county.
Al so on the ballot are four
statewide issues, including
Propostbon 1, which would put a
limit on busing of school
children to correct racial im-
balance and Proposition 4, the
so-called "Spirit of Proposition
13" initiative.
Coast
Weather
Corusiderable cloudiness
today increasing by
Wednesday with a 30 per.
cent chance of raln
toni1ht. Cooler weather
prevailiq with h1lb.a of 88
to 78 and lows ot 48 to 55.
IN811tET8aAY
ltf•zico Giid Preadnl JON
Lopu Portfllo 1.-m d•·
termfMd to lhab oft t"-
tnMUHonal "lUtle brotlln"
wtth the U.S. S.. itorw. ~ AJJ.
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lnHoi Tub
B!JRlmLZY (AP) -Ao lnterlor dec:orator ap·
parently drowned in her
bot tub In Berkeley.
Authorities identified
tbe vietim a Rath Moen,
60. Her husband, Bernard,
diaeoftl'ed the body Mon·
day in tbeir le.Men tub,
accordlq to autboritJes.
Alt.hough an autopey in·
dlcated drowning u the
oauae ol death, officlala
said more teats wUI be
conducted.
Adult Shop
Gwners Claim
Harassment
ROSMAN, ?LC. (AP)-
Buton POiey, mayor oi thi• tiQY, Ylrtull)' all-white moun-tam commun.ttJ, aaya be hu
1one into lddlna after reoelmc
death tbruta beeUM reaidmtl lHnMCI be worked u an un·
dereov• a1ent a1a.Lmt tbe Ku IOmKlm. .
Posey dt.appeared Monday
nicht after recelvtnc death
threats w~en tb6 A•hevllle
Cttlun pubUabed a story Mon-
day about Im 1llOe undercover
work a1ainat the Klan, the
newspaper said today.
Posey told the Citizen, in a
telephone interview. he had re-
ceived threats warnln1 he would
be shot it be attended Monday's
meet1n1 of tbe Board of
Aldermen.
The Citizen published a story
Monday in which Poaey re·
vealed bow he'd come to tbl.a
TraMylvania County town of 400
to avoid execution by the Klan in
Missiuippi.
He told the newspaper he'd
worked u an undercover agent
to help c:onvict KJansmen
responsible for the deaths of
three civil rilhts workers there,
and said he came to Rosman to
bide with De. Edward Gaine
Cannon, a doctor wbo founded
tbe Albert &bweltaer Hoapltal
at Balaam Grove.
Posey's claim that be wu an Openton of six adult-oriented undercover qent could not lm·
Anaheim bllalnesses uked Moo· mediately be c:onfirmed.
day for an Oran1e County Posey, 64, wu appointed
Superior Court injunction to stop mayor of Rosman last May
alleeed police bara111ment of when Mayor Andy Mull re·
theircustomers and employees. signed. He had been running for
Accordlna to affidavits filed election lb bis first full term un· by the operators, police are opposed.
following customers leavine the But Alderman R.G. "Cotton"
establishments and are issuing Ga 11 oway s aid Po sey, a
tr,.nic tickets imd otherwise in· Democrat, would be opposed in
timidating the patrons. .Joday'a vote by a write-in cam-
ODe OWIR!J', Roni Nadler, saiO paifn for former mayor Bill
police "threaten customers who Cathay.
leave the premises that if they And at Monday's board meet·
don't 1ten papen si.Ung \hey ing, Posey's board voted to fire
bad au for money ln the busi· him because ol the story in the
nesa, they wtll call thelr wives Citbeo. Town Clerk Catherine
and also contact their places of Chapman said the vote to ft.re
employment and cause them to Poaey wu unanimoua.
lose their jobs." The mayor was invited to
Ma. Nadler operates the 3>th Monday night's meeting, and
Century and Close Encowit.ers said he got as far as the door
stud.IOI. with a rlfie but decided It best Other platntlffs include not to enter.
operators ot Playbunny Studio, "Would you go to a lynching
Paris )louse, Moonlight Studio party if you were the guest of
and Vee-Studio. honor?" be asked a reporter.
The operators also claim that Sheriff Mllford C. Hubbard
police bave virtually staked out said be knew of no death threats
the bt•ineaaet and often wait against the mayor but bad been
014blde ttae .doon lD patrol units warned by an unidentified caller
with emeraency lilhta Oubing that there might be trouble at
for Iona perioda of time. the meeting. He and two dep.
Tbe Anaheim City Councll ln uties went but did not see the
October declared "open mayor.
werf are" on adult bualnesaes ln Posey left town for an un· the countY'• coaventioo capital.
Police jlJece the bualneaaea
serve as front.a for prostitution.
Superior Court Judae Robert
Todd "'11 eonalclel' the request
for an flQunetioo at a beariq Nov. H.
DAI LY PH.OT
Apple Valley
BltueBunu
3,000 Acre•
dl1cloled locatioll ~ bu Ull* ·
ln touch with the newapaJ:;. ln
the teiepboae tnterview I)'
nlght, be Hid be learned that a
CrotS bad been burned OD b1I
lawn.
He said Monday be plant to
leave from bi.I hideout IOOD for New HamPlbin, where be will
work In Sen. Edward M. Ken·
nedy'a presldeotlal campatp.
fre.tP9fl8AI
JRAN •••
Pr•11dent Carter beld u •· acbed\lled mest'nl cm &Jae ertsia
with bi.I aealol' foretp policy ad·
vi.ten at tbe White Houle buln·
Dini atl~m. A1ked~tbe death threat, State oM.claJa bad
no olflcl eommeat.
"You're deaJ1q with a mob.
It'• not 1U1Priaiq that some ot
them would say that.'' one CJI.
ficial said.
Offtdab IUd that despite the
reaip.ation ol the Bazar1an 1ov-ernmeot, ~ey were still dealina wltb tbe Foreign Ministry
through America's chief
represent.alive in Iran, C~
d'Aff.U. L. Bruce Lain1en.
He bad been ne1otiatin1 with
Lake l•la•• Se• a .. e
Theae aea Pila seem a might confused as tbey rest in the
lake at Wllllam R. Mnoo Reeional Park in Irvine. The
1ulla apparenUy fly inland to feed at a nearby dump but
get confuaed when the dump is closed on Sundays and
wing their w1y to the lake.
IFromen Seek Bazargan's eovernmeat at the W ~ Foreign Ministry since Sunct.)' when the demonstrators selzed
the embaaay and demanded the $2 Million in·"'*· extradition or ousted Shah
Iran Oil Cutback Ill~ • Impact Uncertain
Mohammed Reza Pahlavi.
boapltallsed in New York un· Slwt DeatL-dereoing treatment for cancer. l'llJ The U.S. government refused to
WASHINGTON (AP) -FedenJ officials uy it is difflcuh to
gauge the effect of a cutoff al Iranian oil sblpmenta to the United States. A Huntington Beach woman
and her three children along
witb two Fountain Valley
women are seeking a combined
total of nearly $2 million in
damages in the deaths of two
people who died after receiving
awlne nu vaccinations ln 1978.
Enedina Chavez of Huntington
Beach and her three children
are asking $1,308,080 in damages
in the death of her husband
Robert Chavez, 38. Chavez died
in bis Huntington Beach home
several days after recetvln1 the
vaccine, according to attorney
Stanley R. Gustafson who filed
the suit llondaJ ln federal eourt
lo Loa Anteles.
U.S. Attorney William B .
Cummings and the U.S. attorney
general are named in the suit,
Gustafson said. He added that a
1978 damage claim filed by the
family against the U.S. Public
Health Service was denied.
Pauline Holmes and Helen
Richards ot Fountain Valley al·
le8e ht the second suit, also fl~
by Gustafson, that their 19-year-
old mother died four weelts after
taking the vaccine.
Ms . Holmes a nd Mrs .
Richards seek damages of
$5001000 from the federal govern-
ment ln the death of Myrtle A.
DHter of Aliquippa, Pa., for
negligence in its duties under
the National Swine Flu Im·
muniutioo Act, breach of war·
ranty, strict liability and
wrongful deaths.
The two women also filed an
administrative settlement claim
with the U.S. Public Health
Service aeeldng '2&0,000 each.
F,....P.,,eAI
FOULUP ••.
lnapector Kitty Barnes said she
received 11n emer1ency kit from
the Jlelt*ar'• office at about
9:40 a.m. and beean acceptine
balloU.
llilllnl from the delivery of
supplies to ber precinct, No.
18221 at Motola Scbool, 9790
l'tncb It., wu "box number 5,
the supply bos,'' she Hid.
Tbe box contained the re1· i1hr, re1l1tratlon 11lp1,
l"09ten, ~devices and ar·
row. for dlnctfill voters to tbe
polls.
••· Barnes 11fd tbat more tban IO voters were turned away
before tbe "emeraency" voUna •-.ueJl•~~rrlved, a tablet for 11~."mltrldn devices u'4
a41,.;.t; 1a~ of reatat«M v~tf ID the lnctl' aened.
A ~ "'Tult.ln faced a aim Jar problem untll an emerpaq kit wu rushed then
at about the UJne time, Oleoo
nid.
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meet the demand.
.. Any military or non-military
attempt by the U.S. or its agents
in Iran to free the American
Spies held as hostages In their
embassy will cause their im· mediate execution,.. the dem·
onstrators sa1d in a broadcast
message.
A West German radio broad·
cast from Tehran also said other
Americans, employed by private
U.S. firms in I ran, were beine
rounded up by armed Iranians
and taken to the U.S. Embassy
grounds.
The demonstrators at the em·
bassy also threatened Lamgen
today, tel.Ung him to come out
"from your hiding place" and
surrender as soon as possible
''because your secret (wireless)
contacts with Washington will be
of no help."
Hassan Tabatabai. an official of the premier's office in Tehran,
said Bazargan, who has headed
the government since the suc·
cessful cooclw11on of the Iranian
revolution las t F e bruary,
r esigned because of Khomeini's
escalating anti-American cam·
paigo.
Such a cutoff, Ulreat.eoed Monday by Ali Akbar llo'Infar, the
Iranian od minister, could conceivably bnoe back 1aaoline lines
and odd-even sales. Or it could have no impact at all, the officials said.
THE lllNl.STEa SAID OIL UPOaTS to the United States
would end if Ayatollah Rubollah KhomelD.1. the rehg1ous revolu-
tionary leader. wants them stopped.
U.S. experts believe a deliberate cutoff atmed solely at the
United States could well have las impact than the productwn in
lerruption that resulted from wt wmter's revolutJon
TotaJ American imports ol oLI from Iran have fallen from the
800,000 to tD>,000 barTela a day the United States lost when ship-
ments halted last winter to ·about 700,000 barrels now. the Energy
DeP'rtmeot estimates.
AND IF DAN HALTED ONLY direct exports to the United
States, other Iranian oU would still set through. In July, only
387,500 barrels a day were imported dlrttt.ly from Iran. the depart.
ment reported 1n August, the direct imports totaled about S00,000 barrels a day.
Broader action would be needed to .;top the estimated 200 ooo
to 300.000 barrels of Iranian OtJ that reach the United States d;uJy
as heavy fuel oil rehned m Curacao. the Bahamu, the Virgin Islands and elsewhere.
To halt that now. Iran would have to st.op all oil shipments to
those nations, which are not the t.areet.a of 1ts displeasure.
IF 1&AN llDELY SOLD THE U.S share of its oil to other
petroleum-importing nations. the oil they would normally
purchase elsewhere would be available for export to the United State&.
The s~rtsman's time has come.
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PRESIDENT ADVISED ON IRAN SITUATION
J•me• AooMvett S.nda Dtaptltch to C•rt•r
Roosevelt Letter
President Urged
To Get Tough
By DAVID lroTZllANN
Ol .. Ollltr .......
Former congressman and Newport Beach busi-
nessman James Boose'velt has told President Carter to get tough lD dealing with the "anarchy in Iran."
IN A LETl'ER to the White House he sent Mon-
day night. Roosevelt, eldest son of President
Franklin Delano Roosevelt, told Carter:
"Our country must not appear to be leaderless
about the anarchy in Iran. Our people and the world
expect leadership."
MOSLEM GUNMEN have been holding
American hostages in Tehran the past several days,
demanding the return of the cancer-stricken former
Shah as the price for their freedom.
The Iranian government also bas threatened to
cut off oil supplies to the United States as long as the
shah receives medical treatment in the United
States. The shah is being treated in a New York City
hospital.
"WE ARE NOT WITHOUT options such as ex·
pelling every Iranian student enjoying American
hospitality," Roosevelt said in bis message to
Carter.
"H Israel could rescue her citizens at Entebbe,
surel,Y the United States bas the resources and im-
agination to recover its embassy and free its
American hostages," the telegram said.
"I RESPECl'FULLY call on you as the com-
mander in chief for leadership and action,"
Roosevelt said.
Iranians
To Kill
Hostages?
BJ TM Auoclated Preu
Iranian demonstrators
threatened today to execute
some 80 Americana held hostage
at the U.S. Elnbany in Tehran
if the U.S. government tried to
rescue them.
Meanwhile. Iranian Prime
Minister Mehdi Bazargan re-
signed and Ayatollah Rubollah
Khomeini told his Revolutionary
Council to take over the govern-
ment.
White Hoose press secretary
Jody Powell said that the ad-
ministration still did not intend
to use military force to free the
embassy hostages.
"Are you still ruling out the
use of military force?" Powell
was asked.
"Yes," was bis one·word
reply.
Powell would say only that
President Carter held an UD·
scheduled meeting on the crisis
with bis senior foreign policy ad·
visers at the White House beJtin-
ning at 8 a.m. A White House of-
ficial who asked not to be named
said a statement would probably
be issued later today at the State
Department.
Asked about the death threat,
State Department officials bad
no official comment.
"You're dealing with a mob.
It's not surprising that some of
them would say that." one of.
ficial said.
Offlclala aald that des_ptte the ::::.-u.:-:::-:D'::.t;
wltll tbe •oreifn •Wstl'7 through Amer c• •a cbtef
representative in Iran. Charge
d' Affain. L. Braee Lalngen.
He bad been negotiating with
Bazarsan's 1ovemment at the
Foreien Ministry since Swday
when the demonstrators setted
the embassy and demanded the
extradition of ousted Shah
Mohammed Reza Pahlavi.
hospitalized in New York un-
dergomg treatment for cancer.
The U.S. government refused to
meet the demand.
"Any military or non-military
attempt by the U.S. or its agents
in Iran to free the American
spies held as hostages in their
embassy will cause their im·
mediate execution," the dem·
onstrators said in a broadcast
message.
A West German radio broad-
cast from Tehran also said other
Americans, employed by private
U.S. firms in Iran, were being
rounded up by armed Iranians
and taken to the U.S. Embassy
grounds.
Tbe U.S. government ruled out
any military intervention, rear-
ing this would endanger the
hostages.
John Wheelock, a State
Department spokesman, said
"we have no indication from any
of the people we've been dealing
with that they're no longer
speaking for the government."
Wheelock said that even if the
revolutionary council takes
over, lower-level officials would
remain in place and the U.S.
1overnment would deal with
them.
Regarding the hostage situa.
(See laAN, Page A2)
Night Blaze Praetie~ R••
Fi re Explorer Scouts get some practice in
using a hose as they douse a blaze that was
purposely set to an old ranch house just
after dark Tuesday on the Elmore Ranch
near Cyprus Shores in San Clemente. The
practice gives firemen a chance to brush
up on old techniques and learn some new
ones.
City Lifeguards Win?
Umlercut Private Firm's flid by $40,000
By STEVE MITCHELL
Of -Detty l'llet ,_
Lifeguard chiefs from four
cities presented proposals for
covering unincorporated
beaches next year that undercut
a private lifesaving company's
bid by more than $40,000.
Proposals for lifeguard
services on county beaches
bet ween Surfside Colony and
Capistrano Beach were opened
in county offices Monday.
The county annually contrac:ts
with adjacent cities for Ufepard
services on unincorporated
shores, but th.la year the clues
raced competition from
Lifeguard International Beach
Services, Inc., a private flnn
owned by Jlm Stauffer and Diet
Jobnsoo.
That fledgling company won
contracts from the county last
year for coverage of south COUD·
ty beaches. But this year.
hfeguards in Laguna Beach and
San Clemente, along with
guards in Newport and Hunt·
iogton Beach presented pro-
posals that were $«,000 less
than those bids from the private
firm .
Huntington Beach proposed
covering beaches at Sunset and
Surfside Colany for $40,272 next
year. as compared with
Lifeguard lntemational'a bid of
$53,184 for tbe same contract.
Newport Beach proposed cov-
erage of the Santa Ana River
Jetty for $.U,172, compared to
the private fll"ID's bid of $34.100.
And the combined proposals of
Laguna Beach and San
Clemente for county coverage
between Aliso Beach and
Capistrano Beach came to
$97 ,662, compared with
Llleguard lnternational's bid or
$114 .290.
<See GUARDS, Page AZ)
Coast
Weather
Voting FoulupReported
Considerable clotldiness
today increasing by
Wednesday with a 30 per.
cent chance of rain
t0Di1bt. Cooler weather
prenllinl with hilhs ol 68
to 78 and lows of 48 to 55.
By .JDllY CLAUSEN
Of .. Oelfr "91 .....
Two Oran1e County pollinl
places failed to receive boxes of •otina ~ment until well after
9 a .m . and bad to turn
voten away. precinct workers report.s.
Three other predneta reported
late arrival for some of their
equipment ud bad to lmproviae
to take care ol voten wbo belan
abowtq up at 7 a.m. when polla
were to open.
Offlclall at the count1
Re•latrar of Voten Office in Santa Ana said tbe polll that pt
off to • late start because ot the
ml11lq 1'oUnl materlall .. W:W
•
close at 8 p.m. just like all tbe
others. Voters wbo may haft
been turned •~at WI mondnl· because ot the fOUlUp have no re-
course except to return to tbdr
uaiped pol.llna place befon the
8 p.m. cloli.na time.
Oraqe County Relf,ltrar ot
Voten Al Ollon nld be couldD"t
explain the m1xup and bu no
idea what tbe lesal ramlflca·
tiona ol tbe problema"milht be.
"I don't tnow wbat ba~
to the boxes ot aupplla,' Olson
Hid. '"Ibey wen ·clellftred by a private truck1na c:ootractor ...
ID FouDtaiJI -Valley, pndnct
tblpector 10Ui BariMll •ald lbe
nc:eived an -.qenc1 kit from
the llellstrv's ollke at about
1:40 a.m. and beean acceptma
ballota. Mlainl frvm tbe dellyery ol supplies to ber preeiDet, No.
18221 at lloiola Sebool. 9790
nncb St.. was .. box number 5,
the supply box ... abe said.
Tbe box ccmtalned the res· later. realltratlon allpa.
l'Olten. mutdaa de'ftces ud ar-
row• for dinetlDC 'fOtel'I to tM polls.
Ma. Barnes aald that more
than 50 wten were tllrlMld awar
before tbe 0 emeqmc1° 'fOUnS
1applle1 arrlved. a tablet for
lipatunll, marldDf dmce1 and
(lee Jl'OCJLVP ..... Al)
INSIDE Te8AY
Jlqb) -Prafdnl Jo. Lopes Porlillo ,..,,. d•·
tennt.d to MaJie off llte
tf"CJditioml "Utti. brotlwr''
IOUI& ,,.. u .s. s.. "°"'. Page AU.
'I
...... a. ....... ...
Al Capp. creator or tbe
populU' comic •trip. u•J
Abner. Ila• dlect of •m· pbyaema at a.. TO. C.pp
atarted tbe ltrtp lD 1IM and retired two yan qo cs.
related cartoon Paa• A•>·
GUARDS •••
OfftdaJI .t tbe eountJ'• En·
vtroameilla1 llauiement Ace·
CY IUd llclDdq they will study
tbe propo1al1 from tb• city
Hf e•uard aenlcea and tbe
prt.ate compa117 and p.reMDt a
pactqe for tbe county Board ot
Supenllon NOY. 20.
San Onofre
Probe Facing
lDngDelay
BJ UYllOND ESTaADA IL Of-~,... ..... A federal Nuelear Reaulatory
CommiHion official ln San
Francl1co uld Monday tbe
llcen1tnc bearino for two new
San Onotre atomic reacton may
be delayed indefinitely.
Tbe llcemlnt heartn1s that
must be held prior to the two
new reactors being put lD opera·
tlon were tentatively scheduled
for Ulla comma 1prtn1.
But NRC Public Affaln Of.
fleer James Hanchett said state-
mentl made Monday by com·
mt11toner 1peatln1 before
Consreu in Wuhiqtoa indicate
that there may be a "pause" in
llcemtna al all new U.S. nuclear
power plant.I.
NRC olflclall told leglalaton
safety wues sbould be resolved
before new nuclear power plants
are licensed.
Many of the safety concerns
have arisen alter the March 28
accidental radlatlon leakage
that closed Three Mlle Island
nuclear power plant near Har·
risburg, Pa.
Hanchett said, "It's bard to
say how Ions the pause will be."
But be added that the spring
bearings may have to be
postponed until sometime in
1981.
Southern Callfomla Edison
Company offlciall, operators of
the San Onofre Nuclear Generat-
iDI Statloo, bad hoped to put one
of the new reactors in service by
the end ol 1981 and the other in
operatla:l by ua.
But Dave Barron, an Edi.Ion
spokesman, aaid today lt's too
100D to tell what tbe NRC'1 molt
recent polldee may mean ln re-
gard to the llcemlq proceu.
Barron said Edlaon officials are waitina for more inform•·
tion from the NRC on the needed
· safet)' lmpr'ovementa.
Ediaon bu operated the exitt-
tna San Onofre nuclear plant for
13 yean. 'lbe two new nacton,
able to produce about five tlmee
the pOftl' ol tbt niltinl plant. are belnl built 1outb ol the
facUl.ty.
DAILY PILOT
••' "Ol'CN (AP) -ftll
Cartlr ==tic. ... •tt.:C-: .,.... .. alu..Umatld
.. ·•••lieu off&tlall ••ld U.t~=b al ll'llll• ....
A ........... om.lall are t••• .. wtu. \be IO.,..._... of
lru, wttb Cltber f"ft'll....., _. WW.•' sa"'ll.-la u t8clft to ft•d a wa1 to t•t ~, ...
Allarir•• •oldlie••'-Jto ~· ~ leK u tM Ualtid ---·~ .. ~,... ...... lllflt1 ii u.. ........ ......... -. ...... -.__.
•'*-7 lbtbe an lmP*I· ..... 418lHe we don•t laa•• tbe
........ ~ .... to 6tcm tbe option 11 a
tun WQ to set throata
cut," me oatclal, wbo uktld not to b• aamed, 1atd of the
~~atlc mea111 an not
prom~ TIM IOYel"DmtDt ln
Iran, wtdda 11 tubonlinate to tM
Ayatollah Ruhollah lthomeinl
Cd bll foUowen, b IUJ>DOl'tinl
the 1tudenta' demandl for tbi
return of tbe ou1ted Sbab
Mohammed llesa Pablavt.
The lnnlam have offered only
one aolution: Return the 1bah to
Iran, where bis wealth can be
confilcated and be can be put on
trial for bis alle,ed crimes
acainst the people o Iran durtnc
hi• 37-year reip.
The administration baa reject.
ed that proponl, st1ckln1 to tta
position that the shah can 1tay in
the United States while be oeeda
medical treatment, but will bave
to leave when that treatment
ends.
Administration spokesmen
vehemently denied reports Mon·
day that they offered to diacusa
the shah's future with Iran in re·
turn for the release of the
hostages.
One poeaible solution could be
a voluntary decision to leave by
the sbah. U.S. officials refUsed to comment about whether they
were diacuaaing that with blm,
but 1ince be bad bi.a gallbladder
removed and is suffertn1 from
lymphatic cancer, hi1 ablllty to
travel was questionable.
Tb• lnmlaoa, meuwhlle, bad
at leut one mon cant to play-
an oil eaibarao. Tbe United
State1 directly importa about
400,000 barre1a of Iranian oil dal·
ly and gets another 200,000 to
300,000 barrels indirecUy.
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m.AN •••
ti on, Wheelock said: "It's
absolutely on dead center. lt's
not getting any worse or any bet·
ter."
Tbe demoaatratora at the em·
baasy also threatened Laingen
today, telling him to come out
"from your hiding place" and
surrender as soon as possible
"became your secret (wireless)
contacts wlth Washington will be of no help "
titer 1a tern I . A elaeiiil al ~ lD Soulb ....... ta.,...,..,,..... Or .... o..tJ ...... ULa
aJoa1 wm• Da.t• •er• ltoJ 10 percent of tb• re111tered Cllri1tot1Nr RJcbard. IO, ,Ud .own bad east bellotlt by mid·
Joeepb Gebdtl hdtronkl. a mornlnl
Tby ire 1Ull beiDI aoQbt. All4 at one pnclnct, aebool
. &r4 " U. former IMl4 ol dlU4nD wen~ u.. tumcd t... Hin ltrt•••• temple lD lmpnmd for dMllr bike ..... N-
IA= ':8~~·ted Suaday .and atM tbe poll al ~the World
lloaday were Patrtck WlWam ~;-=DI all ·ldnds ot
K•n•aly and Dou1lH Hart baked eoodle. to the voten to
•1der,bGUltMldonl50,000bidl. ralae maney for a trip to tbe
Named lD the l.Ddlctment but moutlinl in Vebnw'J." Mid aot Jet arrated are Robert
Top Of tbe World~ Jllb
Cam>U.
An lDll*tor at that paWns
place HiCl Ollb. I pereat ol tbe
area •1 voten bad turned out by
mid·~ . ••But tb• 1dd1 are doia1
SNat," Pl'tnd~arrou laid. In uotbar a Beada pie.
dDet, WUUam 1a1a1 as o1
that polllq place'• m YOten
bad eut their votel.
''Tbat'I about 10 ~IO
far," Robb Ald ... 111.tan't expect
••.::.-• Alllll o~.
•: Leouid Gvnru • ..,.t:SD II"' t It; Lawrence Dana ._,._, ~·· reVertly M0Ateome17, ao; Oaey Gae
&obena, •.and Jack Carr.u, II.
All tbe •UIP8dl an ebaqed wtth CQDlll!lraey to import a eon-
trolltd ~. importation ot
1'1cll tublta:oce, aDd coupiney
to PGI•• tbe substance with in· tenUon to dlltrtbute lt.
Davll, J'ederow1kl aad
fttcbant in 111'1 were sald to be part at tbe so-called ltrisbna fac-
tion in a maaaive dna& amui·
auna rilll operated by now tm-prtlODedAlexander Ku.ll.k.
Meantime, a spokesman at tbe
Loi Anle.lee beadquarten of the
International Society of Krilbna
Consclouane11 denied any af.
flllation with the men named in
the indictment and said the
church baa strict rules a1atnst
the use ol any intoxicants.
"U anyone brew these rules,
they don 't beloq to our move-
ment," said Eric Lanen.
In Ulndon, Michael Grant, of.
ficlal spokesman for the lnt.erna-
tional movement, said that some
of the men bad put connections
with the ch\U'Ch, but they were
memben ol a splint.er group and
bad been ousted for policy viola·
lions.
"Categorically, we state we in
no way condone these kinds of
acttvltlea," Grant said. "And
their religious afftllatlons have
no more meaning than ii they
were Roman Catholics."
The indictment alleged that
Davia established several busi·
.neaa fronts In Newport Beach to
launder the proceeds of
narcotics sales. Davis was
charged with involvement in a
"continuing criminal en-
terprise" -a federal crime
wblcb can draw a life imprisoa-
ment term -and willfully filing
a f al.ae income tax return.
Grand Jury Backs
Sclwol Site Action
• ,. aoam BAHE•
Of .. Dllllf .........
Tbe Oran1e County Grand
Jury bu declared that COlmQ'
offt~iall acted properly In a COD·
troveny with tbe overcrowded
Caplatnmo Unlfted School Dia·
trtct over a school site.
When tbey requested the
Grand Jury investigation Jut
June, offUcala of the sprawling
diatrict labeled the rezontns of
the a.acre school site to res-
idential use u ''totally unex-
plainable."
The controversy bu ill belln-
nin1 in 1'75 when tbe Sirs
Constructioo Company reserved
the site In the cent.er of the Kite
Hllls development in Lasuna
Niguel for a school and other
community facilities.
After two years and the failure
of a school bond meuure for
land purchase. Shapell In-
dustries ap_plled for a zone
change,~ medium density
residential zoning on the parcel.
The county planning com·
mission overruled staff recom-
mendations and approved the
zone change on July 5 on the
condition that the school district
maintain the right to purchase
the property for an additional
two years or until the last phase
of construction begins.
The district failed to send a
representative to the meeting.
Supervbors concurred on the
rezoni!ll lo Sept.ember -after
the school board appealed to
them.
Caplstnao School 5upertn1en •
dect Jerome 'l'bonlale7 uld to-
daJ be baa not leeD the report
and declined to comment on
what future action tbe dlltrtct
mi~ttab. 'We have neHr .contended
that there wu an)'tJltnt' Ulepl
ln volved lo tbe aonlna. ''
Tbonllley uid.
However, be blnted that tbe
decision by eounty otftclala may
have been made to 10me deoee
OD the "polttical and lobbJtq
clout ol Sbapell."
"It la not a bad thlnl per 1e ::rt~.:d.f~ tbe
TbornlJe)' added tbat tbe dis-
trict .. wontas with olbn' dla-
trictl to seek leat•'•tiDD to maU land acqubtdoD paulble.
The companJ' sab9equent1J
ba1 offered tbe dlltrict IO da,a
to select one of three poatble
11tes fort.be ICbool, tncludinl t.be
original Kite mu location.
The district would be given an
additional 21 months to arrange
for the purchase of the property
The Grand Jury report noted
that past event.I aurrounding the
Kite mil school alte have Creal·
ed distrust.
lt said that S&S Conslructlon
has made a good f&Jth offer and
respons1btlity now rest.I with t.be
district for pursuing that offer to
a satisfactory cooclusloo.
Substitute Teacher
The Grand Jury abo Mid tt
agrees with t.be plenntn1 com-
mission that public i.naUtutiom
should not indeftntt.ely reserve
pnvat.e lands for pouible future
use. Tbe jury also chided the
school district for not ffOdiq a
representative to the plannlne
D Hik d b cuso ~:ip~~o!asm:_in wtucb cay e y a11:c~aij~~~~':i7t=:
the Kile Hill site.
Even though it may hurt losing substitute teachers to The Capistrano School Di5tnct
neighboring school districts, Saddleback Valley Unified re· ls in one of the futeat g1"0win1
Capistrano Unified School Dis· cently because the pay rate is areas in Orange County.
trict trustees raised substitute $42 a day. Tbe enrollment ln nine ol the
teacher pay Monday from $35 to CUSD trustees voted ~to O in district's ~ elementary 1cbools,
$42 a day. favor of the pay bike. 'rrust.ees two of its Junior hicb scbooll and
CU SD Trustee Edward William Thompson and Rot>ert all lhJ'ee blgb schools ii above
Westberg said the $7 pay bike Bacbelorwereabeent. maximum capacity.
may hurt Laguna Beach Unified
School District officials' at-
tempts to hire s ubstitute
teachers.
"When we raise the substitute
pay, they have to," Westberg
said.
The sportsman's time has come.
It's Rolex.
l1 to .. tat lood -.....,., ... I ftjUN 40 ti> d peree.t flt t.bt
voten wUJ tum out -at leaa JD
La•uaa,"
Tblnp were moYIDI · mon
1lowl1 at the Dana BlDI Rl'9a •
8cbool JnClDet 1D Dua ~ • .,.,. poU jud&e p._, llWer
1al4 onl1 • ~ U.S . ..,.,. upbJJDa.m.
That'• about 4.5 percent ol the
515 voten In that precloct.
&uUa McJllebMIJ fOlllDC ID·
1pector u a bome m Capistrano = Nld I~ ollM NI· .... arrtridbJmJ4..
mornJai. wUb '7 ottbt •---••COl!lJDlinataateactyrttum.. ''
And fil s.m ~-!-"' Sbenr aai4 tbe 'f'Oter DOW waa
fairly lteady, but ..,., •low ll
St. Andrw1 awreb OD Affllkla Pico. Eilht pereeat of tile YOtel"I
had turned out by mJd·moralnl
at that locdono
TIMat beat the turnout at
Sboredl.I& Juntor mp Scbool m
Saa Clemente, where Poll lD·
speetor lla.rpnt Er.ell 1ald only
40 of tbe m nSllterecl YGten
bad turDed out. She Hid tbere
WU .. DO ruab at all," in.her pre-
cinet, wtlere a 5 percent turnout
bad beea recorded by mid· morn.lq.
Poll eounten tn San Juan
Captatrano and La1UDa Nlpel
Hid the turnout waa .. very
Upt" thla mornlq, but bad nol
tallied the number at voten.
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FOULUP •••
a 1treet index of re1l1tered
Yoten in the precl.Dctl Nned.
A. DNdDct bl TuaUn faeed a
11 mftar problem until an
emer&f!DC)' kit wu rushed there
at about the Hme time, Olson
laid.
Equipment was reported late
1n amving m Corona del Mar at
the polls let up at the home of
J .A Willa, 4520 Courtland Drive.
Inspect.or Paula Michaels said
the poll was late in setting up
because the last supplies, minus
a ballot box, were received at
6 40 a m.
Supplies also reportedly ar-
nved late to a Santa Ana pre·
canct and one in Newport Bdch
at tbe home of L.A. Dorkin. 330
Apolena Ave.
Tbe precinct workers in ·
Corona del Mar fashioned their
own ballot box, said inspector
Michaeli, tn ~cations sup-
plied by the registrar's office.
.. It's a cardboard box." she
said.
Olloo said he was completely
baffled by the missin& or late
s upplies.
Dance Class Slated
A new aeJlobic, d.laco, cha cha
and bustle dance cla ss ,
apoMOred by the South Coast
YMCA, ii under way at the
La1una Beach Boys Club. For
reaistration information, call
Doria Arndt at 49'-0593.
Roadway Work
To Snarl
Laguna Beach schools pay
substitute teachers $36 a day.
LBUSD officials were not
available for comment today on
the CUSD pay bike.
Incredible sport watches from Rolex. Each in stainless
steel w ith a matching bracelet, they have the accuracy,
durability, and features the sportsman demands.
A. The Submariner, '895. B. The Daytona, '950.
Coast Traffic
It's ·~ to be slow aotna
for motoristl OD Cout lfilbway
in Laauna Beach tbrou1h
Cbrlltmu u CalTram crewa
continue ro.dwork on the buly
bilbway.
W estberc 1aid the CUSD pay
bike may also hurt Saddleback
Valley Unlfled School District
but e1pecially La1una Beach
"where they are bavlnt real
ftnanclal problem.."
CUSD Superintendent Jerry
Thom.aley said, "That's really
La1una Beach'• problem . .
when they were the fat kids on
the block aeveral yean a10 they
didn't help ua."
Thol'Dlley 1aid CUSD bu been
Crews from Hunt ContraeUq
Co .• of South El Monte an dl1· •tna IJ'OOVN in tbe hipway
pavement u part of a nfet)r
pn>Ject in the Art eo1ony. Sess1·on Set B:J:o~ macblnes are lmt the indentations, in
wblcb rilnwaer wlll collect, On C Jin tbua ,,..,.tlD8 •ebld• lkld· ounse g dint, ~ t.o CalTraDI cif. tlclall in <>ranae. La1una Beach Hlcb School
Tb• :::::' ii ll'OOYIDI twl>-parntl and 1tuclenta will bear a
block of &be ~ panel ot colle•• and unlventt;)'
each 41:1 an4 the work 11 •-admlutm dlrecton Wed.neldaf Dftted to1bl complet..s.bJ mJd. durtn1 a praentatioD lpcllLIOl'ed Dffembtr bJ the 1Chool'1 coumellq and
Tralfte Wm be restrtcte.f to l\lldance department.
OG•laDI m 101M areu bit~ The panel, Wblch lacludea
'1 a.m. aDd t:IO 4\ll'lDa tbe 9oft Ht•n dlncton of •utern an4 •• • u. crewa wo= WHtern coll•IH and unl-llntle ~ta North 'fereitiel, wW meet at 7:IO e.m.
to Vietiarta 8tNet at tbe m Uae h1Ch ICbool auditorium. iilrd ot ..._ I T~•l wtll dl1cu11 1tudent
A carrran. oftldal 1ald AodaJ elltlblllb'. meam of IUCCMdiq
tbe aWdwork wW aiun tome lD colltp Ud 1peclftc coUce
trafflo =~1Uoa. aD• WW ~. meu ao ID fMDt M bUll· ..... for ~ to twO da1a at a ....... Crnl are: lr'OOtial OM lane
for a two-bloei ~ eacb du,
-tnfllc will be cll••Nd to lbllle ltDM the wort pco.
pu ... . ...., .. bo....... • ...... Pan,.._._......._._
FllCal Stataa Told
VATICAN CJTY CAP) -'ftMI
world'• Roman Cathollct card.lnall ,.... told today ol tlM
1tate of tbe Vll&teaa'• repoftldl:r
troubled ftDdlll AD 1 rare 6-clo"eun OI .. ....,....,...
C. The GMT Master, 185().
watt lllP to • mbnlt.-tD ,_ ~ .. 6>wutowD pOltloD of IAlaaBMda .
lDformatklL Rowerer, the •
mlaat• npOrt to th doted mMUDa ol ao eaNlnala WM DOl
made public. .. ........................................................ ~ ....... ~
• J • ..
I
FlUShot
AR,, ..... ~ .-.a
aad .......... daUdna ...
wttlll two ••••tala Valle1 wom• _.. II hMc a CC....,
total GI ~ ta mlWGe in
da.ma ... ha tM deatba of two .,.,.. fto ...... neel.tnc
•wiM flu ftednatlom .. me. ....... a.a .. of R1IDtinaton Beaeh ad ... three cb.lldnn .
~ aldDI si.aoe.oeo 1n damqes
la tbe deaUl of ber bu.band
Robert aaa.es. •· Chaves died
in bl.a llunUDltcm Beacb home
several c1aya after recetvtna the
vaccine, aeeonBns to attomey
Stanley B. Gmtaf900 wbo ftled
tbe luit Monday In federal court
IDLolAqdu
U ,S. Attol'DeJ WUllam B.
Cwnmblll IDd tbe U.S. attomey
general are named ID tbe suit,
Gutat.on Mid. Re added tbat a ml damap c1alm filed by the
famllJ aphwt tbe U .s. Public
lleaJtla s..lee WU denied.
P•allne Holmes and Belen
Rlehanls of FOQlltaln Valley al·
tece ID tbe leCOnd autt, alao tued
by Gmtaf.aClll, that their 79-year.
old mother died four weeks after
taklal tbe vaccine.
Ila. Holme• and Mrs
Riebard• seek damages of
$500,000 from tbe federal govern·
meat tn the death of ¥yrtle A.
Dnter of Ali1alppa, Pa., for necllsmce ta ti duties under
the NaUonal Swine Flu Im·
maoltetkla A.et, breach of war·
~:!:;..•trlet Uablllt7 and .....
TM tWO womea allO flied an • ...,'**"b .... ...u.m.t dalm
witla Uwt U.S. hbllo Health
Senke 11 H"I '250.000 each.
Adult Shop
Owners Claim
Harassment
IFomanDia
lnHotTub
I U---j EDDY KENNEDY (RIGHT) HADY 10 FOLLOW IN Mont!Rl' l'OUTICAL FOOISI EPi
FamltJ Membera ca..tng Up for Ce ...... DHpll9 Prtw .. R• ... w•tk>lae
Family Turning Out
In Kennedy Bid .
WASHING'l'ON (AP) -They
turned out for Jack. 'Ibey turned
out for Bobby. Now the Kennedy
family la turning out for Teddy,
despite wnatever pnvat.e res·
ervaUom they may have about
bis prelideatla·l candldac1.
''The f.amll7 will have an lm·
portut rol9 m Wa eampalp,''
.ald Tem South•lek, preu ncnW'JI to Sea. u...... 11.
XetmedJ.
Keaedy make• lt offtetal
Wedne1day that be will
chat ... Prelldmt Cuter for
the DemocraUe pretldeatlal
nominaticn.
Spedftc ea\ll•mets haw not
been made. But Soutbwtet said
that with tbe poulble exception
of the senator's mother, Roee
Kennedy, who la in frail health.
Keued1'• wife, children, lis-
ters. in-laws, niece• and
nepbew'I will be famdna over tbe
comatrJ in the next few moatbl to promote Kennedy for prest.
dent.
tbe campaign. She's still
fragile."
Mrs. Kennedy bas been
enrolled in an alcohol-abuse pro. gram In Boston for more than a
year.
U 8llJ' other members of Ken-nedy' a famlly have qualms
about b1a ~Ip, they're not •a11na., publldy.
''Be .,.. • lot of tlme with
them all dartna tu coa-sreufcaaJ receu last Aqmt," SoutbWtct said. • 'SW'e they
talked about the pouibillty of a
campalp. And DOW tbe1're all
behind blm -100 pereent .••
Keaned:J's two eldest cbi1dnlD. Kara, 19, and Teddy Jr., 18, are
considering taking time off from
colle&e to campalp. aides aay,
but no dedlion bu been made. Kara is a sophomore at Trinity
College ln Hartford, Conn., and
"Teddy is a freshman at
Wesleyan Colle1e in Connec·
ticat. JiCermedy's youngest cblld.
Patrick. 12, attends a private
school la the Wublnlton area.
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis.
widow ol the late President John
F. Kennedy and now a bOOk
County's Fall
Fair Opening
At Alamitos
Wedneaday mub the start of
the Orange County Fall Fair,
scheduled to nm tbrouih Nov. 22
at the Loa Alamitos Race
Course.
ID addWon to bone radU, the
fair wm feature llv•toct ....
durlDI th• weekenda · and a Tari9t7 ,of other eftlda, from
fabkln lbon to a PJIJDJ .,.i
sbow.
A Bluesrasa Jamboree ia
scheduled for 2:JO and 8 :15 p.m.
Nov. 17 and 2:30 p.m. Nov. JI.
There la no edmla\on cbaree
for the fair. Partin1 ia $1
general, $2 preferred. Races will
be held ner, day except Nov. 13
and 20, altbou8b the fair wtlJ
continue both of those days.
Nov. 11 ls famUy day, with
contests for babies and other family members.
Bou°n at the fak wt1l be 9 a.m.
to 10 p.m . Sundays tbroug.b
Thund.ays, 10 a.m . to 11 p.m.
Fridays and Saturdays.
Gas Guzzlers
Oranie Cou:Dt1 Transit Dia·
trict bmet are beeominl sleeker
and more sopblatleated wttb
each model cbu1e. but they
don't pt~ 1u milea1e and
they break down a lot.
Transit district directors
learned Monday that the dia·
trict's newest buses not only set
a record for poor gas mlleqe -
3.3 miles per pllon -but also
topped older buses In
mechanical breakdown.a.
The district's first quarterly
report for the fiscal year be&in·
ning in July, 1979, showed that 6S
advanced-design buses
purchased by OCTD prior to the
gasoline shortage bave what
director Pbilip Anthony called a
"horrible" service meord.
The new buses, manufactured
by Grammlm Ph1ble Cof1»., re-
q u tr e d the handiwork of
ro.mtde mechanics an average
of 15 times per bus, accordin& to
the report.
That was three times tbe
number of service calls required
by any other model. figures
showed,
The new buses also hit the low
mart in gas mileage, com·
parisoo figures showed. The
transit district's oldest buses get
4.6 miles per gallon.
The new buses alao logaed the
fewest miles traveled between
serriee calls, with tbe eseeption
of the ereUlelt ba1ea OCTD bu
numiJla . ,,.. ........ awna-1~
about •.oao milea per Wlbkle
compared with the 11.000 to
13,000 tnftled bJ ~models. That~• because of tbe
dowuthne cased by UHt e:nra semdne. transit aemees direc· tor Pat Batters said.
And the problem is "so much
. new technology.·· Butters said.
He admitted that OCTD
bought some of the very first of
Flxible'a models, and that the
new buses were being "de·
bugged" by the transit district.
Smog control devices. cl.if·
ferent coostruction, and aircon·
ditioning all contributed to
maintenance problems, be said.
But the number of road calls
have be e n d ec rea s ing
somewhat, Butters said.
''Wb1 can't we set a
Volklwqen Rabbit diesel bul?"
1roaned Dtstrict Director An· thonr.. -AIUJoUCb news about OCTD
bu.a efftciency wu bad, direc-
tors were encoura1ed by the rest
of the quarterly report. l
Passenger trips were up• 216
oercent from the same period
for the preceding fiscal year,
with 6.8 milllon bus trips made
oo diJtrict buses in tbe fint
quarter, distri c t General
:,=er James Reichert re-
Farebox revenues rose 52 per-
cent, mainly due to the rate in·
creases effective in September.
And the diatrict's first quarter
operatiJIB costs. at $7.2 mu.lton.
were lower than the budgeted
figure of $7 6 million, tbouCh
s ubstantially above the $S.8
million spent for the sable
penod la.st year
* * * Dana Citizens
Seek Closer
Bus Service
Members of a Datna Point
homeowners poup bave collect-
ecl 525~~bltan effort to·~ C4*b
Tnnatt a.trtd ..... aenle9t to
tM ane Mar Dana BWa Bllb
School.
Rod Daftleld, president ol tbe
'noDdertllrd Homeowners ·A.-
sociatim, aald the ~v.t; beea emt to county s r'
Ralpb CJart who is ahso
chairman ol the OCTD boa.rd.
Duffteld said bis group ia m -
ine transit otftcials to extend t.be
Number 815 bus route to serve
the north Dana Point area resi·
dents and tbe bllb school st~
dents wbo must walk a steep bill to
attend classes.
Duffield said there is no bus
serVJce in the north Dana Point
area at this time . He urged area
residents to send letters to Clart
supporting the bus rouute U ·
teDBioo.
"They will be speatlng at
places for tbe HP&tor. meettna
people be can't see and 1eneral·
11 fllliDa In for blm," Southwick
said. editor In New York, bas offered -----------------------------------
KennedY"s wife, Joan, whole
distaste for politics and previous
lack ol entlWIJasm for a pres-
idential bid II well Imo°"' will
mate select 9pearanc~
Southwick said. 'lboqb abe
lives sepante11 from KennedJ,
she H1ll sbe will campalp for
her husband and moH from
Boston to tbe White Bouse if be
wtm.
.. You won't be seelq too
mueh of 1~ but you'll 1ee a
lot of tbe ~ •• aatd another
Kea.Deeb' auoaete. '"'l'MJ'll ml ID for Joa ._use they don't
want ti> ... ber bowled over by
her aulaUnee to the campalp.
· said Kennedy aide Bob Donelan.
And her cbUdren. Caroline, a
Radellffe stment who will aoon
be 22, and .John Jr., who is
a•=tOOt 1t and a freshman at
Brown Un.hertlty. will also
campai•n for their uncle,
Soadlwtet uid.
E&hel K«medJ, widow of tbe
late Sm. Robert F. Kenaecly, ·
wbo ... pnnect down In um
du.rln.L: own quest for tbe
prni • ha qreed to or-
lanise • ll'OUP O(.cQllbrWes and
1portl ftpn9 called Clt1aeas for
Kennedy, accordin1 to her
sec:retart. Tereta Zapolia.
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SflOOPll With Blue Doi VoU on Now and on Brelcn Dog~
the polls. In order to eet an ab6entee ballot, you have to
write in and request one from the Orange County
Reetatrar ot Voters.
Your ablentee ballot arrives in a laree envelope.
Inside, there are two more laige envelopes. ·Also, instruc·
tions, some tiny blue dots on a stickum sheet and, lo, the
ballot itself.
Voting Ls accompllabed by removing the little blue dots
from the stickum sheet and placing them in the proper
square on tbe ballot. The blue dots, you are warned, are self-.,.s~~-TbiB is true. You'd better have a sharp
fin~email to get them 100&e. You'd better not suffer from
fumble-ftngers or you'll have little blue dots stuck with
stlctum all over the house.
YOU ABE LEFI' WONDUING bow the absentee voter
with finger io!irm1ties handles all this.
I tested this dot voting on one of the editors here in the
office who ls noted for finger agility. I banded him the
stictum sheet of blue dots. "Here," I suggested, "try
sticking one of these blue dots on the cartoon of Snoopy. Stick it on bi1I nose in flve seconds or less.••
He got it on Snoopy's nose okay. But I don't tbin.lt be
made It in five seconds. Ten, maybe.
• An)'way, 8.Sfwnlnl the absentee voter does get all the
blue dots stuck some place on the ballot, next be must sign
the inside return envelope, address it, seal it, and place it
within the outside return envelope and place a return ad-
dress on that.
WHEN YOU'VE GOT ALL this signed and sealed.
you're not quite done yet. You need postage on the outer
envelope to get your absentee ballot delivered.
Note: You may also return the ballot postage-free by
taking it to a polling place wit.bin the proper juriadictioo.
But if you could do that, why not just vote in the booth?.
The outer envelope informs you tha~ the postage to re-
turn ,your ballot Ls 41 cents. Since most of us now have only
IS-centers on hand, you put three on the envelope, and the
U.S. Postal Service just made four cents free on your
ballot.
THUS YOU MUST have a measure of admiration for
the absentee voter who doesn't get off the book easily in
exercising bi1I right to franchise.
Whoops. Excuse me a minute. How did that little blue
dot get on my green tie?
JrAIHIKOT.OM ·(AP> -.....,. c.... WU1 .. eam.
bodl•• refu1•• e•.:f:vlq 'l'Uli.d tbla ... la of bu bmbmd, ~Cuter,
tU lVbtte lloaM •'"'OU'M"td to-
48lb. ftnt ~. aeeom)NIDMd 1>7 Dr. Juli .. B. lUeluDcmd, ta. ~~'::'!=~=· 'da .
• l;.... -~ ol -tltP wU1 --~.,.. ~--CllU. rtfu1... fl lq KampadMa
(Cusbodla}..Jook at w111 tot.
tNaM tM DOW ol relief ......... ud tooa tMo ltalDPICMA ad
-repOrt .ber ftndti:: tbe Ind·'
dent lD arda' to ·"'-~ efttctlft IQPPCllt for tbelDWaa· dooal rellel procrama, •• aecord-
int to a White 1IOule atatemeet.
8B81DE8 Vl8l'l'ING ...... campe, Jin, C.,-ter will eGMult
with Prime M1.Dlater K.rtanoak
of Tb•Uad and b1I CablDil. A source tn tbe Thal Poi'eip
Mtmstry •aid the f1nt ladJ a1lo
will meet with the tlnf and
queen~ Tballand.
•'She will dlacuaa with blm
<Krlanoak> the burdena treat· ed for Thallaod by tta
humanitarian acceptance ol ta..
vast lnllux of refu&eea," the
White House statement said.
The ftrst lady also will meet
with U.S. otftdals and represen.
tatives of intematlonal relief or·
ganlzatioos in Thailand.
"HER TalP will provide a
focus at the highest level of the
U.S. government for the effec·
tive ooocentr,tion and utiliza·
lion of U.& resources, both
public and private, to meet this
human tragedy," the White
House said.
More Rebates
Announced
By Chrysler
DETROIT CAP) -Chrysler
Corp., dealt another financial
setback In October when its sales fell almost 40 percent. says
it again will offer rebates to en-
courage motorists to buy its cars.
Other U.S. carmakers report·
ed Monday that sales were off 20
percent from a year ago during
the month when the big U.S.
automakers introduce their 198)
models.
Chrysler revealed a new re-
bate program of $300 a car just
before it announced its sales re-
sults.
The rebates, retroactive to
Nov. 1, apply to the first 100,000
buyers or 1980 and 1979 models
in stock and cover all domestic
truck and car lines, except the
subcompact Plymouth HoriZOI)
and Dodge Omni.
In an earlier effort to reduce
inventories, Chrysler offered
$400 cash rebates from Aug. 18
to Sept. 30. The program cut in·
ventories from about 80,000 m
less than 25,000, but cost more
than $100 million, Chrysler said.
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the c'(Dic st.rtp "U'l Abner," ii dead at tbe
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from Jett, are bis characters Hoaat Abe,
Daily Mae, U'l Abner, Mammy and Pappy
Yokum and T1ny (boldtq Salomey).
P~rk's . Slaying Detailed
Assass_in Had Hoped to Become President
SEOUL, South Korea <AP> -
President Part Chung Hee'• as-
sassin hoped to become presi-
dent, and neither other South
Korean military leaders nor
foreign pewer:s were involved in
the plot, the government's in-
vestigators into the slaying re-
ported today.
The report said Kim Jae Kyu,
the .head of the Korean Central
Intelligence Agency shot Park
during a dinner party at a KCIA
guest house Oct. 26 because he
"bad the illusion be was best
s uited for president. ..
GEN. CHON DOO Hwan, the
military aecurlty chief who
directed the investigaUon, toJd a
news conference: "No external
forces were involved at all." He
said rumors that the U.S. Coen·
tral Intelligence A1ency COO·
spired wltb Kim were spread by
commmrist elements inteot on
driving a wedge between Soulb
Korea and the United States.
The report said tbe KCIA chief
bad been plotting the assassina·
ti on since June. It saad be
planned to declare martial law
and lead a military revolution
after kill.inc Park, to keep the
assauinatioo secret for three
days, and to conceal bis own in-
volvement by implicating other
officials and having his own
agency investigate the slaying ms plan went awry, the report
s aid, when Part's chief
secretary, fearing that the
Cabinet and army chiefs would
not go aJooc with the coup, told
the defense minister and army
chief ot staff that Kim bad killed
the pnsiden:L They bad him a.r·
rested.
THE SBCaETAllY, Kim Ke
Won, wu in tbe room wbm the
president wu killed aloq with
bis chief bodysuard, Cha Chi
Chol, butKimKeWonwunotin·
Jured. The report said Kim Jae
Kyu bad told him before the
dinner that be wu going to till
the chief bodyguard. who bad
become Part's confidant and
restrict¢ the access of others to
b1 m . BUt the secretary was not
told the president was to be shot,
the report said.
Kim Ke Won also is under ar-
r est, along with five KCIA
aeenta accused of kil1inl four
presidential bodyguards in
another room and another KCIA
man accused of des troying
evidence. Gen. Choo said all
eight would be given an open
trial before a military court.
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PRESIDENT CARTER ADVISED ON IRAN SITUATION
Jame• ROOHV•lt Send• "Get Tough" Dl•p•tch
Roosevelt Telegram
President Urged
To Get Tough
By DA VJD KUTZllANN Of .. Olilfr NII ....
Former conaressman and Newport Beach busi-
nessmm James Roosevelt has told President Carter to get tough in dealing with the .. anarchy in Iran."
IN A TELEGRAM to the White House he sent
Monday night, Roosevelt, eldest son of President
Franklin Delano Roosevelt, told carter:
"Our country must not appear to be leaderless
about the anarchy in Iran. Our people and the world
expect leadership."
MOSLEM GUNMEN have been holding
American hostages in Tehran the past several days,
demanding the return of the cancer-stricken former
Shah as the price for their freedom.
The Iranian government also bas threatened to
cut off oil supplies to the United States as long as the
shah receives medical treatment in the United
States. The shah is being treated in a New York City
hospital.
"WE ARE NOT WITHOUT options such as ex-
pelling every Iranian student enjoying American
hospitality," Roosevelt said in his message to
Carter.
"If Israel could rescue her citizens at Entebbe,
surely the United States has the resources and im-
agination to recover its embassy ·and free its
American hostages," the telegram said.
"I R~PECl'FULL Y call on YoU as the com-
mander in chief for leadership and action,"
Roosevelt said.
(See &OOSEVELT TBLEGaAll, Paae AZ>
Iranians
To Kill
Hostages?
By 'fte A.uodated Presa
Iranian demonatrators
threatened today to execute
some eo Americans held hostage
at the U.S. Embassy In Tehran
if the U.S. government tried to
rescue them.
Meanwhlle, Iranian Prime
Minister Mehdi Bazargan re·
signed and Ayatollah Rubollah
Khomeini told bis Revolutionary
Council to take over the eovem-
ment.
The Iranian political situation,
however . remained unclear.
Tehran radio, in a broadcas\
monJtored In London, reported
that Khomeini's council asked
the ministers of Bazargan's gov-
ernment to continue their duties
pending "a final resolution of
their position."
The report followed Kho-
meini's earlier reported ac-
ceptance of the resignations of
Bazargan and bis cabinet.
The Carter administration
said 1t expects authorities in
Iran to honor a pledge by the
fallen Bazargan government to
protect the safety of Americans.
"The U.S. has been given as-
surances by the authorities in
Iran that the safety and well-
being of Americans will be pro-
tected. The U.S. expects that
these assurances will be
honored," said a four-paragraph
statement issued by the White
House.
There was no i mmediate
response from Ayatollah
Rubollab Khomeini OD tbe NffQ
of the Americans. However, be
rejected suggestions. of ending
the embassy aie1e and warned
of la.tin& "other steps" In a
Tehran Radio broadcast from
bis religious headquarters in
Qum, according to the Soviet
news agency Tass.
"The American Embassy, as I
was told, was a CIA espionage
center," the news agency quoted
Khomeini as saying. "Some peo-
ple are now pressing that stu·
dents should feave that em-
bassy But we ca nnot sit
idlehanded when the United
States is weaving conspiracies
against us.
"We demand that the United
States should extradite the
criminal shah to us, and the
British government s hould ex-
tradite cnminal Bakbtiar. We
shall take other steps if this is
not done and if these criminals
are not expelled from those
countries," Tass quoted Kho·
meini as saying.
White House press secretary
Jody Powell said that the ad-
ministration still did not mtend
to use military force to free the
embassy hostages.
"Are you still ruhng out the
use or military force?" Powell
was asked.
"Yes," was his one-word
reply.
Powell would say only that
<See IRAN, Page AZ>
* * * U.S. Helpless on Iran?
Wncern/or Ho•tages Limita Options
cut," ane official, who asked not
to be named, aaid of tbe
boa ta ...
DJplomaUc means are not
prom1s1na. Tbe ,ovemmeut ID
Iran, wb1dl II subordinate to the
Ayatollah Ruboll•b Kbomei.DI
and b1a folloWera, 11 auJll'POl'tl.al
the •triMIP' demands -lor tb8
return of tbe ousted Sbab
11.ob•mirild Baa Pahlavi.
TM tJ'lldam ban ofteted oDlY ~ .olutioit: Retiiril tM •Uh to Iru, wtme b1i ••ahb un be conllMated and be cu .,. put Oil
trial for Ill• alleaed erilne1
aaelalt .. PIOPle pl IraD duriDI
bla JT-JMr aw,n.
Tbe tr I ..... doll bas ~
ed tMl Jll'OPOlal, 1tictina to lta
polWcm Uimt Ute ebab CU IUl)' in
the u ....... 8tatel while be .DMda medial trMtment. but will bav.
to lu.e wbm tlaat trutiMOf
ends.
Administration s pokesmen
vehemently denied reports Mon-
day that they offered to discuss
the abab's future with Iran in re-
turn for the release of the
boatages.
One pol&ible solution could be
a ~oluatary decision to leave by
the abab. U.S. officials refused
to commmt about •bet.bet they
were d1leuulna that witb blm,
but 11nce be bad his 1allbladder removed and ii auffertnc from
lympbaUc canc.r, bb ablllt1 to
travel .u questionable.
Tbe lnudanl, meanwhile, h.cf
at leut oae 1DON card to play -an oil embarco. Tbe United
State• d!l'fftlJ Imports about 400,000 buTela of Iranian oil dai· b' and &eta uotber 200,000 to I00,000 bmell lndinctlJ. . (8ee llSLl'IJl:8I; .... Al)
A REAL YAWNER -Despite late arrival of
some election materials, Buffy the cat
didn't miss out on cat-napping at the polls
today at 330 Apolena Ave., Balboa Island.
o.ii, -,,_"' ~ --Margaret Swam (left), and Lois Dorkin,
Buffy's owner, are workmg the polling
place.
Material.s Arrive Late
Some Soutli County Voters Turned Away
87 .IBll&Y a.AVSEN Of-Dlllly ..... ..,.,
Two Orange County polling
places failed to receive boxes of
voting equipment until well after
9 a.m. today and had to tum
voters away. precinct workers reported
Sef,er~Buras
Three otbel' pred.nets reported
late arrival for aome of their
equipment and bad to improvise
to take care of voters who began
s howing up at 7 am. when polls
were to open.
Officials at the countv
Worker Injured
In Mesa Blast
By JACKIE BYMAN
OI -Olllfy 1'16et S .. ft Two Wlrelated fires that broke
out within two hours of each
other Monday ln Costa Mesa left
a plastics plant worker seriousjy
injured and a home damqed,
fire officials said today.
They said Richard Cantos, 35,
of Westminster. was burned
over 20 percent or bis body in a
1 45 p.m. explosion and fire at
Narmco Materials Inc., 600 Vic·
toria St. He was reported ln fair
co ndition today at Hoag
Memorial Hospital. -
Tbe second fire, labeled of
suspicious origin, brute out at
3.15 p.m. ln brush behind the
Arthur F. Butterwtck home, 2338
Rutgers Drive, and burned a
fiberglass patio cover. Tbe blaze
sent clouds of black smoke into
the alr, ollldals said.
No one was reported injured in
the seeood fire, which caused
about $1,700 dama1e, oftJdab
said. They aaJd the fire mltht
have been caused by a ~
object lOlsed over a fence.
The earlier fire, at Narmeo,
occurred when IJ'apldte ftben
from samples beln& drted Ill an
oven filtered down onto a beat· ln1 coil and caused a abort
circuit ollldab aald. SprtU.len
exilnplabed tbe fire.
Cardoa, a qualltJ eo1ttrol
operator, wu i.Qjured when tlae
eaplolion blew tbe door off tbe
oven and abot flam• out lnto tbe
area where be wu wortlna. ol·
flciala aa1d.
Fl re protection aaal1st·
Thomaa ll•cduff 1ald t-• Oranae Coullty Crtme .Lab will
teat the craPldt.e tampl• f(W
poa1lble IOI...-. tbat C!Oald ba'fi
exploded .-Ute lbolt draak occir'Nd. lie wd tiler. .,..,
IUI>foMd to ,be 811)' lol.-. In
the oven.
Narmco was the scene of a
major fire in August that caused
fatal inJunes to George E.
Seaman, 57, or Orange, and
burned a second worker who has
smce been released from the hospital. ·
<See nBES, Page AZ>
CM Chamber
Sets Reward
For Killer
Tbe Costa Mesa Chambt!r of
Commerce bas launched a cb1ve
to raile a $10.000 reward for the
capture and conviction of the man
who has assaulted nine Orance
Coast women, murderin& lbt of
them.
Nate Reade. t.be cllamber'a general maucer, said t.be ll'OUP
bas donated $500 to a fund at the
Citisens Bank ol ea.ta Mesa and
is seeldna nations from bull· nes11ea tJinJq.bout the Ora.nae
Coast.
In addition, a apotesman forthe ea.ta Meea Po11ce Officers' A.s-
aoclatkJn said the $1,000 reward
belq Cllf..t by that crouP lw
been lucreMed bJ t100 tmGlidt a doaauoat.rom a local merdwit.
The 8llUon Hen Group. tfuee Harbor Area~ news.,.,_.,
bu potted a reward of as,-. bat
tba1 offer baa Dee.• deadlhM f«
aomeonetoOOUMfonrud wttblD·
formMioa that would lead CID &be ltiUer'aattMtaDdc.a~
Re i8d ..,_. ... to cQ,. tri"*-to dlia NWd r.d..,
eODtact tt.a-blirattll I AIOI"
It.a l'owlll'•tM .....
Re,utrar ol Voters Ortice iD
Santa Ana said the polls that got
off to a late start because of the
missing voting materials will
close a1 8 p.m. just lite all the
others. Voters wbo may have
been turned away Uus morning
because of the foulup have no re-
course except to return to their
assigned polling place before the
8 p.m . closing time.
Orange County Registrar of
Voters AJ Olson said he couldn't
explaui the mixup and has oo
idea what the legal ramlfica-
llons of the problems might be.
"I don't know what happened
to tbe boxes of supplies," Olson
said. "They were dehvered by a
pnvate truck.mg contractor."
In Fountaui Valley, precmct
inspector Kitty Barnes said she
received an emergency kit from
the Registrar 's office at about
9 40 a.m. and began accepting
ballots.
Missing from the delivery of
supplies to her precmcl, No.
16221 at Moiola School, 9790
Finch St .• was "box number S,
the supply box." she said
The box conta1ned the reg-
1 st er. registration s ltps,
rosters. marking devices and ar-
rows for directing voters to the
(See FOULUP, Pa~ AZ>
Coast
Weather
Considerable cloudiness
today increasing by
WednesdQ with a 30 per-
cent chance of rain
toniebt. Cooler weather
prevallf.nl with hi&bs of 68
to 76 • lows of 48 to 5S.
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Lope, Porcmo Hem dc-
tun\f!Wd to lhGkc Off tM
tni.dtttonal "tittle brotller'
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ba.e .al Io•~ tcmtOt to
vote, .... MlecUq. ~of
tna:tte. c.a batb tbe N....,cin..
lle1a Unified Sebool Diltrtct
and tbe CoHt Communlt1 eoneae Dlltrtct.
In Mdltioa, Coeta llen voten
are chooU,,. memben for tbe
Cotta llesa Sanitary Dlltriet
and Mesa Conaoliclated Wat.er Dia1rid boards of dlredon.
Like other California voters.
tb•Y abo are votlna on four Pl.'OPOlitkmc.a tbe ballot.
At cme poWq place ID tbe
Harbor View area, an eleetioa oftldal noted that an unusual D~btr of 111811 bad been Yotmc dartna tbe mondq hours. Sile aid about 98 percent of
tbe YOtmw bad been male, where
m9rnln1 voters usually are female. * * *
40Percent
County Voter
Turnout Seen
Registrar of Voters Al Olson
said 7.2 percent of Oranae Coun·
ty'a 900,463 registered voten ~d cast ballots by 9 a.m. in
today'• eleetkla.
Tbh compares with a voter
turnout of only 1 percent at the
same hour during a special dis·
trlet election two years ago,
Olson Mid.
Tbe turnout tren4 today
wun't as high as it bas been in
recent primary and general
elections, but Olson said be la
standing by bis original forecast
of a 40 percent turnout by the
time the polls close at 8 o'clock
tonight.
Oranie County voters were
caatina ballota today for 228 can-
didates in 28 acbool board races
and scores of other office
seekers in 19 special dlatricta
throughout the county.
Al.lo on the ballot are four
statewide l11uea, includin1
Propolltion 1. which would put a
limit on bu1tn1 of acbool
ehildrm to eorreet racial im-
balance and Proposition 4, the ao-called .. Splrtt ol Propos1tioa
U" lnltlaUve.
* * * P~P-AJ
FOULUP •••
Al.LAN aonsa wbo bu Hnect u uatstant to tbe dtJ manqer of Cotta ileu tor tbe put year. wu promot.
eel to Ullltant cit)' manqer by tbe eounc:U llODC!ay.
Tbe cbanie came at tbe reQu.t of Ctl1 Mauser J'red Sorsabal, wbo noted tbat the 111iatant city manapr poai-
Uoa had been elimlnated tn a noraant.aatioa a year qo
but aald be now believes he oeedl to delqat. ~
retpomlbtuti11 to Roeder.
Roeder, 28, bu worked for the city for ftve years, pre-
rioualy aervlJll u uailtant to the direetor of public
aentces. He bu a muten decree lD public adm.1Dlatrat1oo
from Cal State Lona Beach.
***
THE OLD Rochester Street ft.re station, wbicb bu
been replaced by a new station tn tbe clty'a dcM1ltown re.
denlopmmt area. ls up for sale.
Sealed bldl, witb a minimum of '33,000, will be opened
Nov. 19, with oral biddlnl to follow. The property, located
on Bochelter Street juat eut of Newport Boulevard,
meuurea about '5 feet by HO feet and la zoned for com·
mercial use.
A report states frankly that the existing fire station ls
in poor condition. baa a leaky root and is infested with
termites.
Information is available from William L. Dunn at
754·5140.
Oil Spill Reaches
Texas Coastline
GALVESTON, Texu (AP) -
Larae patches of heavy and lilbt
oil from a crlppled tanker cov·
end tbe bucbea of Galveston
laland today, the Cout Guard
reported.
Another aeries of exploeiona
also rocked the ship overnight.
"We have pretty utenain oil
coverap all alone the beaches
of Galveston Island. There are
places that are unaffected and it
varies in intensity from mousse
to very light sheen," said Lt.
Gabe Kinney, operations officer
at the Galveston Cout Guard
Station.
Mousse la a heavy concentra·
lion of floatin1 oil which
coaeulates into tar balls tbroulb
the action of sea water.
The oil la comtne from the
Bunnah A&ate, which bas been
afire alnee 'lburaday when it col-
lided with the freiabter llimou
near tbe entrance to tbe
Galvest.on lhl&,:nnal.
Two more ea of ~rewmeu
wubed 8lbore at Galvatm ~
day, brtnatna tbe confirmed
death count from the crash to 13.
Another 19 aallon are mlaalng
and presumed dead.
Periodic explosions have bam·
pered eftorta to control the COGU·
auln1 fire c.a tbe Burmab Acate.
Fireboars have maintained a
round·tbe-dock water barrqe.
1'be ..... road ol aploelom
.. aln caused the fireboat.a to acau.r, but DO 111jmte1 wen re-...,.w. .
Tb• Na97 equipment 11 tbe
........... 1lled ..... oil
......... b'OID • blowa.out •••
lea ..u tn tbe a.,. of Cam-P9CM. Tlaat well co.uaw to lea~ ~ou lDto Ute Gau, and
MHral 8oatb THU beaeMI ............. bJit.
••••laa of tbe ••Pt1 fnl8bUr M•D"•, wlaldl wu bea~1-a:Dd barDld ID tbe .... tow.cl ....
day to Galveston shipyard
where its ownen will determine
what to do with it, GrilP said.
Services
For Flyer
Set Thursday
A memorial service is
scheduled Thursday for Joseph
John Diamond of Balboa, an
Oran1e Coast Collece associate
profesaor tn aviation who was
killed Swlday in a glider crash.
He was33.
Services will be at 10:30 a.m.
Thursday at St. John the Baptist
Catholic Church, 101 W. Baker
St.. Costa Mesa. Funeral ar·
rangementa are being handled
by the Nepbme Society.
Mr. Diamond was fatally in·
jured Sund.af while fiyina an ex·
perimenta motorized bane
glider over El Mirage Dry Lake
near Victorville, San Bernardino
Sberifra dePDties aaid.
They aaid witnesses told them
the llider be1an to wobble, then
climbed about 75 feet and
plun1ed to tbe around. Kr.
Diamond died a few boura later
at St. Mary's Holpltal in Apple
Valley.
An-OOC teacher since 1.t'18,
Mr. Diamond served u advlaer
to the colle1e llytne club. He
beloneed to the hperimental
Aircraft Aaaociation. tbe
Aircraft llai.ntenance Founda·
tioa and the Profeulonal
Aircraft Mecbanle1 Associatioo.
Mr. Diamond. a sraduate of
Weatern llichi1an UDivenity,
was a former inatructor at
Purdue UDlvenlty .
Be leaves b1I wile, llarsaret.
of Balboa; a ion. lllcbael
Chriltopber Diamond; abd bla
parent•. Edward and RoH
Diamond ol San Dte10.
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llalvoni.k
Nixes Plan
OAKLAND CAP) -De._.
lllUel Balvonlk rejected • drq
diveralOD propam today anc1
WU ordered to atand trial ca felooJ maitJaaa eharpa wttb her buabud. ltate Court of Ap-
peal l..Uce Paul Halvonik.
llunldpal Court Judie Jren
Kawalcbl Gl'dered lln . Halvoalt
to appear Nov. 18 with ber
buabaod for arrai1nment in
Alameda County Superior Court.
AA be bad with her husband
Friday, the Judie rejected de-
fense claims that state marl·
Juana Ian are unconatitutional.
Outside of court, llra.
Halvonik, who is an attorney,
made her ftnst public 1tatemeot
since her arrest Sept. 19. She
called tbe drui diversion pro-
gram "transparent sexism."
Had lbe completed the two.
year Pn>aram. it would have re·
suited in wipin1 out any
criminal record.
"I was told I would be liven
drug coun.sellng, '' she told re·
porters. "We aU know that mari·
juana is DOt addictive and you
don't become belligerent when
you use it, so I was curious as to
what kind of counseling I would
receive.
County's Fall
Fair Opening
At Alamitos
Wednesday marks the start of
the Orange County Fall Fair,
scheduled to run through Nov 22
at t he Los Alamitos Race
Course.
In addition to horse racing, the
fair will feature livestock shows
during the weekends and a
variety of other events, from
raahion shows to a pygmy goat
show. . ·
A Bluegrass Jamboree is
scheduled for 2:30 and 8: 15 pm
Nov . 17 and 2:30 p.m. Nov . 18.
There is no admission charge
for the fair. Parking ls Sl
general, $2 preferred. Races will
be held every day except Nov 13
and 20, although the fair will
continue both of those days.
Nov. 11 is family day, with
contests for babies and other
family members.
Hours at the fair will be 9 a.m
to 10 p m. Sundays throug~
Thursdays, 10 a .m. to 11 p.m
Fridays and Saturdays.
1'111daag R .. alt9
Queen Linda Haffner and King Steve Lux presided over
Costa Mesa Hlgb School's homecoming festivities th1a
past weekend. Sieve is a varsity basketball and baseball
player and Unda ls active in student government. Both
are seniors.
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FIRE BURNS PLANT •••
Fire Ma.nbal Russ Henderson
said there was no similanly
between the two Narmco tires.
The rtrsl was caused by a
chemical reacllon that hasn't
yet been fully explained and re-
sulted m an in-depth investJga·
tion of the plastics plant. he
said
Because the caus e of Mon ·
day's blast ts known, 1t can re-
sult m immediate action, replac·
ing the ovens with explosion·
proof models, Henderson said.
The investigation that
followed the earlier flre resulted
10 findings of numerous fire code
violations, includlne improper
storage or dangerous chemicals,
Henderson said
f'l"'09IP.,.eAJ
IRAN .••
President Carter held an un·
scheduled meeting on the cnsas
with hls senior foreign policy ad-
visers al the White House belOD·
ning at 8 a.m
Asked about the death threat,
State Department officials haJ
no official comment.
He sald Nannco officials have
been cooperal.Jve about rectify.
mg the V10lations and plan to
close down the plant by 1983 and
move to Anaheim
HELPLESS. •
Off1c1aJs at the State Depart·
ment pomted out that Iran would have difficulty stopping ship-
menta to the Uruted States ii It
did not want to cut production
since at does not control the oil once it enters the world market.
Other countries could switch
to Irani an oil , and US 1m·
porters could increase their
purchases from other exporters.
But 1f the Iranians were wtll·
mg to accept the loss of revenue
that would go with a production
cutback. they could disrupt the
world 011 supply and threaten
shortages m the United Stat.es.
The Uruted States would then
have to find other exporting
countnes WlllJng to increase pro·
ductaon or take steps to reduce
consumption
The sportsman's time has come.
It's Rolex.
..
Incredible sport watches from Rolex. Each in stainJes~
steel with a matching bracelet, they have the accuracy,
durability, and ~eatures the sportsman demands.
A. The S'ubmanncr, '895 . B. The Daytona, '950.
C. The GMT Master, tSSO.
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WASBJON .JEWBLaY 18 made of non-precious
materiala -hadudlDI seml·preeioaa atcoM, b&M metals
or materiab aueb u wood. plastic, lbell, ~
ludt.e and llaa ltODel. Generally it i.a mau·proclueed
will be priced from SS to "5 (altbougb some h!P·faab1oo
item• dU lealOD ;::L eoet IDOl'fl).
Here are key liw to help~ JOU abop.
•Fubioa Jew.try l• not toUd IOld or 111"1'. The'
• peamin& color' you aee ll a tbin layer of brllbt metal de·
pc»lted by electroplatbll on the surface of white metal or
brua jewelry. lo electroplatiq, c~an. pollahed "raw"
jewelry ii dipped Into aolutiom coatainiq Mt amounta of
sold or rbodium (a bard, brilliant. silver-like metal).
Suspended by a 1Um copper thread, the jewelry is
cbarsed positively wttb electridty. Tb.e metal ii drawn to tt and hooded there.
• The lhicbelt of tbe pl8ting larply determines the
quality and price ol faahlioo jewelry, it.a color, luster and
b.anb>eet, ., well u U. wearability next t.o the 1tin. A
leading jewelry manufaetu.rer, Trifari, warns that poorly·
made or thinly-plated Jewelry that chips, brew or wean
thin can cause akin lrritatioos. The better manufacturers
routinely triple-plate to ensure Lone wear and safety.
(Trifarl quadruple-plates ita fuhion jewelry.>
• TO BE SAYE. pierced eaninp always should have
14 karat gold ear posu and wires (check this with care!)
Cheaper metals can cause aevere akin irritatJon, often
leading to Ulfectioo. lf worn in extended, cloee coot.act with
the •tin.
• Before buyuig a fastuoo ,JeWelry piece ror a womui,
t'Oosider wby she cyou> will wear lt To complement ber
appearance. accentuate or de-empbaaize her features" To
complete costumes by add.inc focus, balance, indlvtduall·
ty, a "pulled·tocet.ber" k>ok! To update her wardrobe
along the lat.est fabioo li.n.ea, 8dding a belt that trim.a tbe
silhouette, adding a clo&e-to-tbe-body loot, updating last
year's dress? Or 1ust to make ber feel good? All these are
coosidentioos it you want CO be sure' your pnaent won't
remain UDWOl'D. ln a drawer. * JI JOU are bu)'iq tor )'OCinelf. weiCb U. fact that .
100 ea bu1 five OI' 10 ditf...a ••1oa1m•• for tbe prtce of ane
pieee of real jewelf7. Pallim Jcw*7 st.-10G l'ODlll to
create JllllUI' OWll loot (ad Jo. 6m'\ baft to add tile U·
PlllM ol ..... ll. a biC ,.._.....,I).
• !bow eleetavs ,,,_. un.., ....ual ID tltD tY1)e of
jewelry:
GOU>FIA.SB. GOLDWA.SB: a very qulclt plating
technique ~t deposfts the tb1nDest venwr ol rnetaJ.
Multiple platln1: the fl.n.i.ahed article plated suc·
ceuively with various gold alloy solution.a. Fine fubJoo
jewelry ia plated three times at a minlmum -ftnt with a
copper platlns, tbe:n Dickel and finally the sold M rbodlum
M>lutiaa.
Heavy &Old electroplate: tbe electroplated it.em is
ftnllhed Wtth a rick brat topcoat solution wbJcb lends a
fme jewelry appearaace to utides coutructed or stunb
base materials.
Legislative Box
Carter Facing
Tough Choices
WASHJ.NGTON <AP> -The Senate Finance Commit-
tee is trytng to put Preaident Carter into a leplaUve box,
forcing him to declde between acceptins repeal of a major
1178 tu reform and vetofq bi.a hip-priority "windfall profita" tax.
The eommtttee tried t.o create the predicament for
Carter by attachin& repeal of the ao-ealled "carryover"
provision. a m.;c>r change in tbe way the government lu·
es i.nberited property, as a rider to the windfall bill.
Carter, wbo ooce called the U.S. tu code "a ctilsrace
to the bumaD race,'' i.& a loa&Ume adwcate of tax reform
md b.u threatened to Yeto any attempt to repeal the ''car· ryover" pnntaicn.
BVI' ADlllN18TaA'ftON omciala concede tt would be
bud fGr Carter to ftto Ute windfall bW, Wbicb ll needed to
ft.Dance n .,..., ot Cartef'.backed enero tnltlativea.
Tbe wlndf 111 tu would tab back IOIDe ot the utra re-
veaue =by oil compulea as the reault of tbe dlicon· tro1 ot coil prteea.
Tbe .. ~ .. w ~ .• central part of tbe
Tu aetrarm Aet ot ms. would ta cQttaJ 1aiu on tbe uJe ~~==~~~=::~ mA111N, however, bu belD dl1Qed by Coairwa until 1*.
Under tbe old lew. lf a 1*10D boaPt ltoO worth '101000 and 10 years lat. wWed lt to a relative Wbea lt WU
WOCib •.ooo and the belr W. IOld lt ror -..ooo. t11e heir
paid UJ*ll p1Da tu cm onl1 ~.ooo tnateaa of the total ... ooo appNdatioa.
m Nn PaOYlllON woald tu ..,. _.,. dlf.
,...,.. beta:& tM aitSlul o.t ud t1111 •...mal ..W... .,
prlee.
TbeC.W M•hdltrmfal. ·Dabllo latlnlt ~ ud libior ...... dalaa Ult old law fl • *lwlo tu ..,... ..
~ blneftta pl'lmartb .. "" ricll aM .... tM ....... mmt811rt1 '11'11m 'a~ 111 loltm ...,..,
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• Tr:murr ~;~;-~no ~ aot to a. •••• "h'••eom..-11•~•--~··
Bow••, ertucs ot tM MW laW IQ' It• tao eom..-~ ... ~and OODtad t.blt ................. ... eon~ wttla WfMlt it""*"''-.... -.·
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I KNXT (CBS) Los Anoelea
KNBC (N8C) Lot An~I ..
I KTl.A (Ind.) Los AngelH
KASC-lV(ASC) Loa Angeles
Cl) l<FMS (CBS) San Otego
D KHJ-TV (Ind) Loe Angeles 9 KCST (ABC) San Otego
I KTTV (Ind ) Loa Angeles
t<COP~lV (Ind) Los Angelea
KCET· TV (PBS) Los Angeles e KOCE·lV (PBS) Huntington Beach
'Biggies' Coming Up
Nettrorks Roll Out .Ammunition /or 'Sweeps'
a, PETE• J . BOYEa
LOS ANGEL~ (AP) -I re-
aUu that ~ bualnesa worklnp
of televi&ion are becomln& more
famUlar to tbe 1eneral public,
with a1J tbe attention paid to rat.-
ln1'1 and everylbln1, bul
sometblne happened the other
day that let me aback.
My old pal Jue bad stopped
by, u be uaually does on Sun·
days, to eat dinner and watch a
Sbertock Holmes movie. Bull
Rathbone solved the mystery or
the Searlet Claw, and, while lbe
Jambalaya simmered, we
talked.
''Bow'a real estate?" I asked.
.. mAID:N' •oaE moaey lban
the law allows." replied Jake, u he alWQB does, even When
lie'• a 'mi:mab beb1Dd on rent.
••How'• TVT '• be aaked.
'"Tbere ~to be some lood st1lllf Ga. It'• aweeps month, Isn't
tt?"
"Sweepa month?'' J asked,
............ "How do YOO know
tlatf••
ua..d It CIC TV," be replied.
1 ~tbe aubject. I didn't wut to about c:ounterpro. ..........
1AD WAI rtpt; u.ouo, Udl
Is ••I llW IDaath, WbeD tM two
btaa•n TV rau.:cn::.nlen ...... local • • 1'bl
Arllltroo ud A.C. N.._ ,..
DOlia .... bJ local .... toMt.U~r.-for .............. _. qurter.
N at•r•llJ, tb•H ratla1•
......... ftll'J ~· aetwor'. afflUatH, •ad, of ~.-... to. ..., ....... . . • 8o •"!MP' ,..,.... ... ... .....
with IQ. expensive, attr"aethe
televisiioo aimed at boost.ins rat-
ing.a
There are two 1eneral al·
tltudea toward tbe quarterly
1weepa. One it tbat TV viewers
are the 1olen in tbeae 1ntmM
compeUtiom, forced lo cbooee
one bol1hot pro1ram over
another.
THE OPPOSITE vJew ta that
v1ewera 1ain by tbe choice, that,
at leaat there 11 a cboJce
between eood 1bow1. And, ac·
cordin& lo Ulla ar1un.-nt, lhe
pro1ram puled on now will be
viewed aa a repeat.
As evtdes.ce, both •hi.et uaq).
Jy point to wt f'ebruary'a • ...,
period. whlcb wu the clNlte
aweepa. On one evnta1 1n tM
midst of the mt.. eompeUUoo.
viewen had a cbolce h.twMn
••Gone Wltb the Wind" and
"Cuckoo'• Nest" on NBC and
"Elvtl" on ABC.
Jab IO&Yed the problem by
bolTowtna a Mt .aid watebint
"Gone Wtth The Wind" ua
"Cuekoo'1 Nest" at the aame
tim•, esplaJAhtc, "Elvta' wu
made for TV."
NO IVCll L11CK ( 1ood ot
bad) thtl time, tbouP. Then
wfll be • lot of ···~It pro. .,.am1 cm tbll moatb, btlt. unlell
JOU Mid aunUoD to it, 1«1U ID~t'DOt DOUCI tam ~ No-
vember •• ~ dlftennt f!Olll mJ otW .....,.
ReN'•IOIDeOll:t: ABC I.cl oil tlda week (Sun.
,.,, db ., ......... tbe ~
•Utaeticm al tbt aweepe. , network ,alto pla•• a T• r. 8eYalH mlalterlet, .,Tfae
Freocb Atlantic Affair," oo Nov.
15.
For lta LA, New York,
Cbica~Detroit and San Fran· clseo &tel, ABC pl&DI al·
lemooa 1bowtn11 of "Rootl"
Utl.I ....
NK AL&l!ADY RAB used a
couple of the bl1 movlea lt
planned lo lhow Wa month
"S.ml·Touab" and •·co=
Horne" -· lo aet. off to a
start ln leptAtmber. But the
network bad other aood.lel tn UM
cupboard, lncludinc .. H..,,.."
and "20,000 Loa&UM Under the
S.a."
On the 15th NBC wm air
CorneUUI Ryan11 "A Brtd1• Too
Jl'ar," wttb Robert RMlord ad
Seaa CGIMry, ud ''Doi Day
Atteraocm" OD the 11th. NBC ll
•I.lo byplq llOme of lta resu1ar' 1tne1; -toel'ldlll1 a u,,..bom-•• Litt.a. Home on the Pralrte''
apeelal Nov. 11. Bob Hope
cheeks to tM foUowtn.1 nl&bt wtda ..... e&mpul qedal .
CBS U. aocne pntty toad ol· fe"t.oo. Jt ll brteratlDC to note, -=rv that CBS atuek with I replar ~
irammial OD SalMby ni8bt-
0N 'lllB s.rra. CBS 11 atrinl ''Tbe .,.., ol u. ..• DlGllllS-
tni loeaae Woochfard 'rV IDOY· le, and a TV twma of Brteb
Ilaria ~·1 dauie, ••AD
Qul.et -the Wettern l'rorlt" CID the lAth. OD tbe 1llb; a,.._ 0 A
B11icl1• Te>0 rar.. aAd *'TIM
l'reDeb Mlaatlc Aftalr .'' CBS ffl.·
fen the "'1 ~Gene Wlldlr mom, .... .., 8Ueat. ••
Tb• otber 1 Ma mo•i• CBS H•ed ·for No•ember ii '"'l"be
'l'Hl•MUt Hnt;'' aantai 8lddeJ
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