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Mystifies Poliee; For Cleinente
U.th. Riders Die ThanksgiVing
MONDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 19, 1979
VOL n. MO. m, I ACTICNf$. IS ~AOU
Sdll Mast Best
Rome HuliJay
For Pat Nixon
Former First Lady Pat Nixon
was discharged from San
Clemente General Hospital this
morning after being treated for
the past six days for pneumonia
in both lungs.
Hospital Adminis trato r
Malco\m Johnson said former
president Richard Nixon took
bis ailing wife home at 9 a.m. to-
day.
Mrs. Nixon, 66, was admitted
to the hospital Tuesday after she
Iran Warned
Over 'Trial'
Of Hostages
WASHINGTON (AP> -A
White House statement today
said Iran would commit a
.. further flagrant violation" of
international law if it attempts
to put U.S. diplomats now held
boatage on trial for espionage.
The White House statement
1ald such a •PY trial would con-
1titirte an escalation of the two-
weet~ld crisis over seizure of
the U.S. Embuay in Tehran.
But President Carter'• aides
were liYinl no indication what, it anytblna, they would do in
respome to such a trial.
The only tb1np that have been
ruled out an· U.S. military ac-
tion or llYinl lD to Iran'• de-
mands to ret11rn the former
lh.ah.
Today'• statement, 111ued
tbJ''OUlll the of flee of pre11
Seefttary JOid7 Powell, DOUd
that Inn bai t.brutened to try
some cf tbe diplomats who re-
mlln hostaP. .. Sucb a atep would be a
f urtber fiafraGt .tolatlon of
elemeGtary .humu riahtl. re-
Uaioua prec.ptl and lnterna.
U..I law and pracUce," tM
MIMIDellt tald;
•'Wortdwldi oatraae at tbe de-e ol, tM 9-tal• would be bellhtalied by any at-
pt to put tbele diplomatic
Pll IGllllll CID U1iL ••
IO~,;;;,°"' "'mlnkVaUcm bu -..., PibliC mo.e to hlUtd a. w .. J ol lnmlan ~SRtlaU..lJ ........
-lraalaa •mb1117 IP· ,. , '* ._ rma•ect at full ........... ~u•u •t•aiofl.
apparently contracted the infec·
tion while attending the funeral
for former First Lady Mamie
Eisenhower l~t week.
It was the first time since 1976
when Mrs. Nixon suffered a
stroke that s he had been
hospitaliied. The stroke left
Mrs. Nixon's left side temporari-
ly paralyzed.
During her most r ecent
hospital stay, Mrs. Nixon was
not in intensive care and took
only respiratory therapy to re·
lieve the congestion in her lungs.
She will return to the N1xons'
San Clemente oceanside estate
for the Thanksgiving holiday.
Hospital officials said Mrs
Nixon must still get plenty or
rest to complete her recovery
But she was well enough today
to walk out or the hospital, of-
ficials said.
A hospital spokesman said
Mrs. Nixon, who was visited
twice daily by her husband and
several times by her daughter
Julie, appeared to be in "good
spirits" as she left the boapttal.
Mrs. Nixep's physician said it
will take· about three weeks for
her to regain her stJ'en8tb.
The Nlxom atill plan to bold a
Republican Party fundralser at
their estate next Sunday.
BART Union Split
OAKLAND CAP) -Members
of two-unlom, off their jobe for
more than two mon~ have
split over a proposed cootract
hammered out durinl weeb of
negott.dcm with the Bay Area
Rapid Tnnllt district, and union
leaden were con1tdertn1 a
formal ltrike.
AD MOYED TY
ON FIRST DAY
.. Hy Dail1 Pilot clualfled ad
WU V., IUCceuful. .. r told 1111 television on t.h9 nntw:·
Tbat•1 tbe IUCC story ol the
man who pbCed tll1t claaus.ct
ad ID tbe De1J.r Piiot:
21" color t• ~. ex
cood, new plcturt tube.
$100. UX·apx
Let the D.il7 PUot make JOU a 1ucemtul aaleiiinu. Call a
fr1eadb' ad-Tllu at 142-sm.
an to Release
ore ostages
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~·All Appetite
Olga, a one-ton Atlantic walrus. munches
a fish at the Brookfield, Ill.. Zoo. The
most expensive animal at the zoo to main-
tam. Olga consumes $13.000 worth of fresh
frozen mackerel and hemng a year
Bizarre Collision
Kil/,s Two Cyclists
Highway Patrol officers said
today they are mystified about
the reasoas for a bead-on col-
lision Sunday morning betweera
two motorcyclists on the
shoulder of the Santa Ana
Freew~ in Anaheim in which
both cycllata were killed.
om~ said Arthur a. Talbot.
22, of Fuller10n wu driving tbe
wrong way oo the riaht shoulder
of the southbound freeway near
Euclid Avenue when the col-
llaton occurred about2: 30 a .m. Be craahed Into Duane
Edward PU>quln 19. of Ontario,
who wu riding hii motorcycle
In tbe pn>per direction on the 1ame lboulder ol the frHw~ .
Police Nld they don't know
wb7 either motorcyclilt wu
4rtvlnl CJO the shoulder of the
road. Doth men were dead at the
ICtDe.
Another mot.OreJCUlt. DaYid
Glen .Kelly, ao, Guden Grove.
WU tuJed Sunda, Dia.ht wbea 1111 m~ycle collldeiil wttb a
car lD OilrdiD GtOYe.
Ga"'-Grove pollce'arrested
the driftr o/ the car whole
name tbeJ wou1dn 't ni.ue. ca
t•loni drunk c1.,hlq cbT.
'\t
Police said tbe fatal eruh oc-
curred about 7:45 p.m. at Chap.
man and Euclid Avenues.
Radioactive
Cargo Woes
Launch Quiz
SALT LAU crrY <AP) -'Ibe
manif• uid the plane carried radioadive carco. but It t4)0t the
Air Force two bOun co determlne
thattbe1UIJ)edmllltarrmatmal
ia lb• cra1bed and bu.rnlnt
aircraft wu oo mo_.. claqetotaa dwaalumi,,....twatch.
· Gov. Scott lfatbesoa wanta to
uowwtaJ.
• All tbrM aewme died. ftel\ the clYillao Loctbffd !l~a
turboprop. owned by
Tra.uameria All'liDes but carry· int Alt IWte tarp. erubed lnto a eow pilture SundaJ, Just 10
mhlutel after taln.-off from mu
Alr Forte lit ID l>adb. U\ab,
offlcl1l11ald. ~
Mesa Woman
Attacked in
Shop Center
A 51-year-old Newport Beach
woman was raped at knifepoint
Saturday by a man who ap-
proached her in the parking lot
of a Costa Mesa shopping
center, police said today.
They said the woman was at·
tacked at 5:30 p.m. in the part-
ing Jot at South Cout Piasa as
she wu about to enter her car.
They uid the man, who
wielded a 1lx-to·el1bt·lnch
curved knife, fOtted the woman
into tbe vehicle and raped her,
then fled.
Tb• vlcthn, who w11n•t
otberwtae injured. returned
bome and called a rape botllne.
then pOllce, offlcera aald.
They uld the raplat 11
deacnbed u of Latln d
about 5 foot 7 or 1. In b.11 lat. a. welchlril abOut ISO pound.a,
wavy bla~k bi.tr, a musted!
and a ·1•nuall1 neat ap·
pea ranee.
3 Others
In West
Germany
By 11lie ANodated Presa
Three American hostages
freed from the U.S. Embassy in
Tehran arrived in West
Germany today and Iranian
mihtants appeared about to re-
lease 10 more for expulsion from
the ~OWllry.
A Wlute House statement said
1r Iran attempts to put any of the
remairung 49 U.S. hostages on
tnal ror espionage. as Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khom e ini has
threatened. it would be a
.. further flagrant v1olat100 .. of
1nternat1ona1 law
On<' spokesman for the stu-
dents occupying the embassy
said the four women and six
black men due to be released
would leave Tehran tonight on a
Swiss Jetliner spec1ficalty or·
dered by tbe U S. admini.stra·
tion. and another spokesman
said they would leave "within a
few hours" after the end of an
evening news conference .
One militant spokesman said
the students have been studying
files to determine who was in·
volved in espionage, but said:
<See IRAN, Page AZ>
Coast
Weather
Continui.q sunny Tues-
day with allabtly warmer
temperatures. Gusty
winds confined mainly
below canyons. Lows tonipt near 50 aloq the
coast, lll&bUy hither in·
land, with h1aha Tuesday
irt the lower Til8 at the
beaches and m.id-70s in-land.
It OXVILL~ ,._.. <AP> -
A••wtlO ov.ra-.... 'tlauroom at ··nucWM • ..,.... , .... ...s~eokill
la •Htf ...... to &bl aame
lcbOol t.Oday armed Jtb • deer
rtne. pOUce Hid.
~ouc. r\9l'MMI to tbe &aoaYlUe Bua ~ ..._ .. otd!ll
r•Portt &hat U'8 aame ma W
for the MCOnd Uaa. tht1 tall
t.eken over a cl...,.,_.,
AutbortUt1 aaid aMmben -the el wen alloftd to llawe: · a teacher, a ICboOI otttdal IDd
one or two &t•jdemta nm•lned
,.....PflPAJ
IRAN •••
111t ii hitb1Y Unlltely to find any evidence.,almttbem."
There were confllcUnc reports
from 1ome Foret1n Ministry
1oufces who aald the)' expeded
th• boetacea to be turned over to
· the mlnlatr)' before the)' leave
Tebran.
Tbe Swiat 1owerment said
Swl11alr, ·the national airline,
bu aent a DC-8 jetliner to
Tehran to collect the other 10
~mertcana when the)' are freed.
Straggles tor Lite
'The three released
Americana, a youoa woman
secretary and two black Marine
aerceanu, look.lnc fit and well,
new to Copehba1en on a Scan-
dina vlan .alrllner and were im·
medtatel)' transferred to a U.S.
military plane. They were flown
to Frankfurt, West Germany,
and whisked away for a medical
checkup at a military boaplt.a.l.
Child sits on mat in refugee camp at Sa Kaew .•
Thaifand Doctors at the camp say the children haven't
eaten for so long they clamp their mouths shut when of·
fered food and refuse to eat, probably because eating
makes their stomachs hurt.
A military source told The Aa-
socl ated Press the three were to
be taken to the U.S. Army's 97th
General Hospital ln Frankfurt.
The source, who uked not to be
identlfied, did not rule out the
possibility they might be
transferred later to a larger
hospital operated by the Air
Force in nearby Wiesbaden.
Co11ntian Jailed
In Mesan's Death State Department omclals in
Frankfurt refused to say how
long the three would remain
there, but in Was hington officials A Santa Ana Heights man
faces arraignment this week on
charges of killing a 48-year-old
Costa Mesa woman , a San
Bernardino Sheriff's deputy said
Loday
S~t Dean Knadler said the ar
ra1gnment date is pendmg for
Wo~n Fights
Rape Attempt
In Costa Mesa
A 21-year-old waitress was at·
tacked Saturday night behind
the Costa Mesa restaurant
where she works by a would-be
rapist who apparently was
scared off by passersby, police
said today
Police said the Costa Mesa
woman was leaving work at
about midnight at the Newport
Boulevard restaurant when a
man she recognized as a
customer threw her to the
ground and began pulllng orr her
clot bes.
However, as some passersby
approached, the man said, "I'll
get you again" and fled, police
said.
The suapect ls described as
having sandy blond hair and
hasel eyes, about six foot two.
weigh.ina about 225 pounds, in
hia mid·20ll and unshfverr;-police
said. 'Ibey believe he drove a
1969 dark blue Chevrolet Impala
hardtop.
Glider Pilot Dies ·
LEOMINSTER, Ma11. (AP) -
A 20·year·old California man
was killed Sunda)' ln tbe crash of
a powered hang 1Uder which
burat into flame when struck at
the end of Shirley airport. Paul
strtplin ol Lancuter died of a
br-0ken neck.
DAILY PILOT
Roy Allan Skultin, 34, of 1731
Orchard Drive, who was being
held in San Bernardino Cowity
Jail without bail.
Skultin was arrested Thursday
after a motorist on has way to
work found tbe body or Billie Jo
Long alongside Carbon Canyon
Road in San Bernardino County.
. said they were expected to stay at
least two or three days for debrief·
ings and tests
Mrs. Long had beep shot ln the
head, Knadler said.
He said associate• of Mrs.
Long's told deputies she had
been seen with Skultin the pre-
vious Tuesday. Knadier said tire
tracks found near the body also
corresponded to the tire prints of
Long's car.
Long was arrested Thursday
night with the aid of Costa Mesa
police at a home at 2120 National
Ave., Costa Mesa, that he re-
portedly h~d rented for Mra.
Long and a woman friend.
Knadler said acquaintances
lold them Skultin and Mra. Long
had bad a disagreement about
money.
AFL-CIO
• Names Boss
WASHINGTON (A"P) -Lane
Kirkland, organized labor's aby
and scholarly adminiatrator, won
election as president of the 13.8
million-member AFL·CIO today,
. ending a quarter-century or
leadership under Georee Meany.
Kirkland, 57, the ailing Meany's
second in command and band·
oicked successor.· waa elected ·
without opposition by 1,000 del·
egates attending the labor or-
ganiytlion'a 13th convention.
It was the first cban1e of
leadership since Meany, 85, wu
installed as president after the
birth 1A years ago of the mer14ld
American Federation of Labor
and Conereaa of Indu1trlal
Organlutlon.a.
Their release was the first
break m the embassy sie1e that
began Nov. 4.
The first bostaaes freed were
Katherine Gross, 22, of Cam-
bridge Springs, Pa., a secretary
in the economics section of the
embassy, and Sgt.a. William E .
Quarles of Washington, O.C ..
and Ladell Maples, 23, of l!:arle,
Ark
M las Gross. Quarles and
Ma pies were put on display at a
news conference at Uie embassy
Sunday and 1he told several hwt·
dred reporters:
"We haven't bad any prob-
lems. We've been fed more
than fairly. There haven't been
any problems physically. Maybe
people have been mentally up-
set, but other than that we
haven't had any .problems. The
moat difficult part wu having to
alt on hard chairs 16 hours a day
wlth my hands tied."
Khomeini in lnterviewa Sun·
day with the three major U.S.
television networkl warned re-
peatedly that aome or the re-
mainiq bost.a1ea would be tried
11 spies unless the shah waa
taken from his NeW.-..:UU-k
hos pital bed an9 surrenderedll>
hia relime.
·'The only condition la to re·
tum the abah," he told ABC's
Peter Jenninaa. "M long aa Mr.
Carter does not respect intema·
tional laws, these spies cannot
be returned. After the shah re-
tu rna, we wlll releaae these
hQ1ta1es. That would be sort or a
kind 1esture on our part. But ln
reality these 1plea should be
tried."
BEW Steps In
• Dress Code• De1exed
WASHINGTON (AP> -.The Department Of
Health, F.ducation and Welfare announced today
tbat lt wtJ.1 enforce reaulationa &1alnat MXUally dll· crim~ry dreu codet In federally atcled 1cbooll.
The Policy declllon by HEW Secretary Patricia
Roberta Harri1 revenea one made b7 btr pre;
deceslOI', Joseph A. Callfano Jr. It meau that HEW
ia withdrawing_ a pgr; Mt of re1ulatiom that
WOUld have exemp penona1 aP})e&l'ance from
federal enforcement undet Tttle JX· of tb• 1911
EducaUOnal Amendment. That Jaw forbldl ••• dll·
crimlnattOP tn federilly aullted proarama.
Marlene PriMzer, cbllrwOman at the National ~aUtlori for Women and Olfli hi Edw:atton, •e·
•plaudect Mn. Hit:iti' dedilon, 1aylli1.HEW wu "af·
ftrmln1 that pubUc 1chool offlclal1 cannot di•·
crtmlnate a111Ut boy1 iftd llrll on the bull ol bm lenath and ct.ra1." · · <>rPDlUtiana that c;ppoeec:t curano•a !»tin to narrow the govemment'• aorcemnt of ftue· IX
arped that appearanc CoCWil ha•• blea Uiecl to Ill•
force sex 1tereotypinf l.nd J)l'.IYent Amtrica In·
dlana. Hlapanlca And blacb fl'Om folJ9w1,nl cllldul lil dr and balr atyle.
bebtnd. 1ber'e were no report.a or lnJUNI.
Cara.e Roach. a aenlor com·
plalJat proceuor wtth tho police dep lald t.bat at about
11: ta a.m. a 1cbool official
named Bon Huddle1ton
telepbanld to report tbat a mu
armed wtth a dMr rtne had run
up the ltalrs ot the downtown
1cbool and taken over a
cluaniom.; • "Ht said It waa the aame
idlOt." the tald. •
On Sept. 27, Loul1 Po117
walked .tm.o a coU.,e claaroom.
Digging la
Polated'.a pistol at b11 bead and
threat4ined to kill blmaelf. Police
talked bJJD out of th• ~
and DO one WU burt.
Posey became a mental factU·
ty paUent but aulbortlles 1ald be waa on a 10-day furlou1b and
c01lflrmect tbat be wa1 the one
inllde tbe buUdio1 today.
Student &eve Roeen Hid he
waa la th• claaaroom when
Po.ey 'ftlked lD today wltb a
.I0-.30 rifle. 'ftle teacber uked
blm what wu ~. be 11.ld.
The ma.a replled, ''TIWlll aren't
1olD• well. rm Just loint to prtJOD.•• •
o .... ,., .... , G.My ....... _
Little J o nathan \ all·ntane deci des to ha\e a
groundbrcakin~ <'l'remon) of ht !> own Saturda) on Lhl·
site of the !loon to be bwlt !\:orth"'ood I I Elementar)
School in Irvine Young Jonathan. "ho "''II tw a km
dergarten student at the school \\hen 1t open~ next rall.
was among the observer~ (lnd part1c1pants of
Saturday's official groundbreakmg ,..attended by school
district officials. The school "'111 be located at 2.8 Carson
Street m the village of North"ood
Huntington Theater
IJeceipts Stolen
Two armed men forced a Hun·
tlngton Beach theater employee
to hand over two bank bags with
the day's receipts Sunday. but
dropped one as they ned. police
a aid today.
The bandits. who had women's
1tockln1a pulled over their
faces, escaped with $2.271 in
and stopped to pick up only one
before conllnuing to run
OH1cers were unsure how
much money was recovered
from the bag left behmd They
said the robbers may have
drtven away m an older model
white van
caab from a park1n1 lot near the Skydiver Killed Edwards Twin Cinema, 1853
Maln St. DUANESBURG.NY <AP>
The theater employee told of. A skydiver. veteran or more
fleer., he was walkin& to a than 300 Jumps. was klUed here
nearb; bank about 12 50 a .m. to when his parachute failed to
make a rught deposit when the open durina a dive from 8.SOO
thugs, one arined with a krufe, feet Twtui Miller "Twigs"
the other with a wooden club, Lyndon, 37, a bus driver for the
rushed him rock band the D1x1e Dregs. d.aed
Police said the bandits after the Jump from Duanesburg
dropped both bags while neemg Airp<>rt.
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,.
Callse
Ottt~es
LOS ANO ltL <AP, -Rtiar· lo• ov~ wtnda tOppled tree
llmbt ··uMf-,power Urie• to&y.
cau.ina at leaat 25 blackouta ..i. fee tto1 more than 1,000
hou1ebold1 In Southern
California. autboritl" Mid.
Soutbem CalJfornla Bdlaoll
•Pok•snaq DaYld Barroa •aid t&e outape r_,ed from Senta
Barb.ra ucl lau1u on the
nortb, tllroup much of Loa
An1ele1 Coullly and all the way
to Blythe on tbe Colorado River.
"Tbe moll notable blackout
waa ln Monrovia, wber' we bad
.about 5,000 cutomen without
power," Barron said.
He aald nearly all those affect-
ed had power restored by 8 a .m.
He 1aid the 25 circuit interrup-
Uona involved at leut 100 to 200
cuatomers But be said it could
have been worse.
Meanwhile, the National Weather Service said winds will
cont.nue throughout the day but
ease orr some tonight.
toolJ(hl
"They will be more like Santa
Ana winds today, turning to the
northeast at 20-35 mph," said
weather service meteorologist
Jam Allsopp "The strongest
~ indA will be in the mount.ams
and canyon areas
"They will be decreasing
some tonight but will pick up
again tomorrow morning, .. All·
~opp saul "but nol as strong as to-
d<i} ..
Tht-wan<b "'ere expected to
scour the ~mog rrom the -.outh
coa!>t air ba!>in leaving swany
~k1es and good air quahly for the
entire regwn
GWllllen Hit
Valley Store
A lone• gunman waited for
t·ustomer; to leave a Fountam
\',tll(•y n·t·u rd and tape slore
"'undc.} ni ght before confronting
lh(• clerk and e~capang with $600
rhe clerk told Fountain Valley
polH't' that a man approached
ham Jt 5 38 pm and demanded
monl') al gunpoanl The suspect
1h1·n ned lhe Music Box 16163
1-:i11ngt-r .\ve on foot, the clerk
.,a1r1
tit• de!><r1bed the gunman al>
bet ween 30 and 3S years of age.
about ft•e feet ... tx inches tall
and weighing 150 pounds.
dre~sed an dark clothes with
dark hair and a bushy
mustache I.
<Jddreven
Begins Today
By The Associated Press
The second round of odd·
even gru;ohne allocation
began Loda y 1n the 15
Calarorrua counties which
used at bneny earlier this
)ear
The program 1s to
spread lo Lhe resl or the
state in two more weeks.
at 12 OJ a m . Monday.
Dec 3
The adm1n1strat1on of
Gov Edmund Brown Jr
" ho ordered the system
into use. says 1t should
cu rb the uncertainties
"h1ch had led lo frequent
lopping ort of tanks -and
long hnes
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ALSGARAOE
56 FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT BEACH
(714) 644·~030
\ l Finds Solitlld~
l John Bradley of Costa Mesa catches up on
· his reading on the beach near the
Newport Pier . Bradley had the beach to
himself today. He says this is tbe best
time of year for the beach -no crowds.
Today Bradley was reading J oseph Wam-
baugh's "The Onion Field."
Rezoning
ColUlidered
. Jn Newport
'O
A propoHd amendm~t to the
city's pnera1 plan tbaf would
reduce allow•ble densiUea on und~loped land ln Newport
Beacb aoH before the City
Coundl tmlght.
It is tbe only topic on the qeft·
da for tooiabt's council seuiqo.
Ht tot 1: ao at CltJ Rall. The ~poMd ameaclant;
dra .. -b1 tbe a~·· P1eon•n1 l Commluklft, bu been sought by
some members of the council as
a means of alleviating traffic
problems. The amendment
would affect 16 vacant pieces of
property in Newport Beach.
Most are-owned by the Intne
CCJ:-; which is expected to oppose
any ch.an"e in the general plan
Lenders Lop
Half .Percent
From Rates
Special to the DaUy Pilot
SAN FRANCISCO -Banlt of
America, one of tbe nation's
: largest.}'eal estate lenden, said
today it la decreasing by one-half
percent its interest rates on all
conventional real estate loans, in·
, eluding tboee for single-family
dwellings. The move was
matched by Security Pacific Na-
tional Bank.
Bank ol America aaid the rate
on fixed-rate home mortgages
will be lowered to 13 percent ,
' ~~Uie13-~r=\~!~1e~~!:
home mortgaae prograD\s will
ctrop to 12· lil percent from 13-~
, percent.
Coast
W atber
Continutu IUD.DY Tue.
de1 wWa. slIJbt.11 warmer
temperaturH. Guity
wlod1 confined malaly
below CAD)'Onl. Lowa
tMl•bt WI' IO Alone the
cout, .u~ hiaber' in·
land, wttb ~ Tueld.aJ
ID t.be IOwer '709 at tbe beae.._ ud mlcl·'IOI ID·
lUd.
DiuBTe•AW
Trustees Mull Fate
Of Music Teacher
By JACKIE llYJl.uil
ot•Dlllly ........... Former Newport Harbor Hieb
School band director Richard
EnJ[land faces dlsmiaaal u the
result ol a 2·1 decision by a
state bearing panel fl.adin1 blm
gullty of uuprofeaional eoadUct.
it WU learned t.o4a1.
However. it tm 't clear exactly
wbat tbe Ne~llesa Uoifled
Sebool Dbtltc!t wW do about EnaJcM, wbom tt bu bMD U.
temptlftl to fire for al1DCJ8t a
year . or whether England will
appeal the decision.
Trustees have scheduled a
special public meeting at 7:30
p.m. Tuesday at Harper Com·
munity Center, 18th Street at
Tustin Avenue in Costa Mesa, to
review the decision by the three-
member commission on un-
professional conduct.
The school district's attorney.
Richard Hamilton, s,JJi d,
·'Generally speaking, tile de·
cision is of a binding nature."
but declined to comment on
whether trustees would have any
choice but to fire England.
England, who was transferred
.
DMty ,., ... Slaff -
FATE STIU.. IN DOUBT
Music Teacher Englend
last spring from Newport give consideration to suspending
Harbor High School to Corona the respondent <England> from
del Mar High after the charges his position for a period of time
were fl.led, was accused of ch&· and then to transfer respondent
obeying orders from Harbor to a different high school if such
High Principal Tom Jacobson authority were only possessed
a bout band performances. by the commission."
England also was accused of in· M cGi nnls also said the
volving parents and students in panelists commented on
internal matters. England's excellent reputation
A I()..day bearing was held in as a teacher. but criticized him
Costa Mesa in late July and for taking school matters out-
early August before the three-side regular channels.
member panel beaded by a He said the decision
state hearing officer. particularly cited three of the
The officer, John Willd, and district's 19 charges as
panelist Earleen Chew of the "serious."
San Juan Unified School District One was an aJlegation that
in Carmichael voted ror England asked the Newport
England's diamilsal, officlaJs Harbor High School Band
said . Mrs. Cbew was the Booaten co-chairmen to send
Newport-Mesa dtsttlct'1 ap-out a letter be bad drafted, over
polntee to the panel. their own alpatures, critical of
Silsby Eastman, a music Jacobson's handUn1 of band
teacher ia the La Canada matt.era. 1be couple declined.
Unified School District and McGtmm aaid the panelists
Ensland'a panel appointee, also cited an tnstance in which a
ruled ln favor of acquittal, of· atudeat t.eatlfled th•t EaeJa,od
flclalA aalcL called him "acuniloua and \ID·
A.a a iwult ol the deciaion, re-derbanded" for aUJ"riylq band
celved over the weekend, a members to see if they would
number of meettn11 were like to play at a particular same
scheduled today. School district d .. olte.F..n1lud'1 d.laapproval.
offlciala were di1cua1la1 the Ai:ad ~~Umocy that.
matter With truateet and their En1l1Dd to withdraw attorney and two teachers• a eoUeee feC'C"DrneftdatloD lf be
IJ'OUP8 a11o ptanned meetinp to found out whlcb atUdeut bad
d.llcu.atbemattu. complained about blm to lfembera of tbe Newporl· Jaeomco.
..... hderadGn ol 1'eadlen. The ltboOl bomd'• decl•lan to whldl aldlid ID En1JIDd'1 de-dl1mlu Entlnd laat 1prln1
fenae, were to meet wltb atlrred, proteat1 amon1 a
Ziialand a tbelr la1'Jar while nwnber ot bad ~ ud tm·
teacben at Newport RaRol' ·dent•, who formed • l1'0U1> '"Hlall Sebool, wbo allo have called SaPPGrtm of Btcbard
badted l:Dll)1nct, were to ptMi' EDstand caour aad IPoQ out
aft.eSt ICbool to dilcuu the cS.-ai aneral acbool board meet-
ctma.. lnp.
..,_,_ C!OWdn't bt reacbld lD addlUoa ... ot tM 901\& '°"a::t Hl~ac.it7; Clab tMmbin ~ p.dtkm to
Pl t'C r' Jtlla Meolmdl uld ncall, tM uaNe 1nllMI wtao
be belew• it 11 ~ to W Nft t QP for N•Jeetkm tb1I aow tbl&. 1IDder' state liw, the montb, bot Ulat Neall drtH
bHflill !·ll•l bed o•l1 ·two f alJed. cbOlcee, dllml•el or aeqQlttal. • Neall beCMn tbea np. He rMd a puaace from tM ported c.t.llD ~for
t'7·p.,. ded8oD tbat 1ald: four IMta uP tot •~ bill
! ••Qalt. fraDklJ, t .... COf.l· DOD.! ol UIDM c8Dd1datel WU ........ dill .....,,. eMde4
N
'F!#frant' Move
No. Spy Trials·,
Ca1·ter W m·ns Iran
WASHINGTON CAP> -A
White House statement today
said Iran would commit a
·'further fla&rant violatloo · · ol
International law lf It attempts
to put U.S. diplomata now held
hostage on trial for espionage.
The White House statement
said such a spy tnal would coo
stilute an eacalaUon of the two·
week-old crisis over seizure or
the U.S. Embusy in Tehran.
But President Carter's 8.ldes
were giving no indication what.
if anything. they would do m
resoonse to such a trial
T·be only things that have been
ruled out are U.S military ac
lion or giving m to Iran's de
mands to return the former
shah
Today's statement. issued
through the office of press
Secretary Jody Powell. noted
that Iran bas threatened t.o try
some o( the dJplomats who re-
main bo6tage
"Such a step would be a
further flagrant violation of
elementary human rights, re
llgious precepts and interna
tional law and practice, · the
statement said.
"Worldwide outrage at the de·
tention of the hostages would be
greaUy heightened by any at·
tempt to put these diplomallc
personnel on trial."
So far. the adnunistratloo has
not made any public move t.o
restrict the travel of lraoiu
diplomata in the United St.ates.
The Iranian embaaay ap-
parently bas remamed at full
staff duriq the eacalatiu, ~
day ataadoff. Powe ll. In
response tp a reporter's ques·
lion, UJd be knew of no m ove by
th• lraaiaaa &o reduce t.be
number ol employees at the em·
busy.
Mrs. Nixon
Returns From
Hospital Stay
Former First Lady Pat Nixon
gave away her flowers lo other
pati~ Monday, then went
horn~ ~from the hospital m the
company of her husband after a
week of bronchial pneumonia
treatment
"Mrs. Nixon distributed the
overload of flowers via hospital
personnel to other patients and
nurses who cared for her," said
Malcolm Johnson, administrator
of San Cleme nte General
Hospital.
Mrs. Nixoo. 66. was adautt.ed
to the hospital Tuesday after she
apparently contracted the Ulfec·
tion while attending the funeral
for former First Lady Mamie
Eisenhower last week
It was the first time smce 1976
when Mrs. Nixon suffered a
stroke th at she had been
hospitalized The stroke left
Mn. Nixon's left side temporan·
ly paralyzed.
During her most r ecent
hospital 1t.ay. Mrs. Nixon was
not lo intenlive care and took
only reap(J'atory therapy to re·
Ueve the con1•Uon ln her lunp.
Sbe wUl return to the Nbwns'
San Clemente oceanside estate
for the Tbanklaiving bolidav.
Hospital offlclala said Mrs.
Nixon muat still Jet plenty o1
rest to complete her recovery.
But abe wu well enouab today
to walk out of the hospital.
A hospital spokeamu aaid
M ra. Nixoa. wbo wu vi.ailed
twice dailJ bJ ber buaband and
"everal u.m. by bet' dauatlter ~ulle, appeared to be iD "aood
spirita" ua left..tbe boatittaL
AD MOYED TY
ON FIRSI' DAI'
"lly Da1b' fUot cla.ulfled ad
wa1 v.-, auccMif\al.
"I IOld mJ ~km Oil the
flnt4a)'.0
Ta1t•1 tbl luctell It.or)' ol the mu Who placed tl1a cJaa1fted
ad 1D t!Mt IM1b' PUot:
.,.-~
MAP PINPOINTS KEY LOCATIONS IN TEHRAN
Host999 Situation MovH Into It• Third Week
Iran Frees Three;
10 Others Readied
By~ A.all ib ... Prem
Tbe ftnl three freed America
~flew to~ Genmar7 today and boun lat.er Iranian
m iltlanll produced 10 m0tt at a
DeW9 eu:alw u .. tbe u l •' • U.S. Embassy lD Teb.raa ad
said they mafbt be released
Tuesday
A Whlte House statement s&Jd
1f Iran attempts to put any of the
remauung 49 U S. host.ages oo
tnal for espionage, as Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khome1n1 has
threatened, 1t wo uld be a
.. further flagrant violallon·· of
mtemallonaJ law
An AB C-TV report from
Tehran said the m1htanls led 10
hostages -four women and six
WASIUNGTON <AP > -~
State Department Uli8 afte""*9
rt'lt'ased the names and
bomee.owa.s of the 10 hostages at
tbe U.S. Embassy In Tellran
wbom Iranian aatboritlH saJd
nta y be released abortly.
Tbe women iD I.be groap were
Identified u Ellubeth Moetape.
CalametCUy, Ill.; Turi Ledford.
SoatJI Su Frandaro, CaW.; Joan
Walsh. Ogden, Ulab; ud LWlaa
Jobaaoa, Elmoal, N. Y.
Tbe mee were lLsted as Darid
Walker. WaJler, Tuas; Uoyd
Rolll.D.t. Ale:u.adrla. Va.; Wesley
Wllllams, AlbH)'. N.Y .; Neal
Robinson . Houston; James
Hagbes, Laagley AFB, Va.; aod
Joseph Vi.Dttat, New Orlean11.
black men -before reporters at
the embassy news conference.
One spokesman for the stu·
dents occupying the embassy
earlier said four women and six
black men due to be released
would leave Tehran late tooi&ht
oo a Swiu jet.liner speclflcally
ordered by the U.S. adminiatra·
lion. and another spokesman
said they would leave "within a
rew hours" aft.er th~end ol an
evening news conference.
One militant apolteaman said
the student.a have been stud)'tnc
filu to determine who wu In·
volved in espiooqe, but said:
"It la biPIY unllkelf to find any
evidence aplnst" the 10.
Tbp were COGfllctlna reporta
rrout some Foreip lllniat.ry
aourcea wbo aald &My expeded
the boltllS to be turned over to
the mlJUU1 before they lene
Tehran.
Tbe Swta 1onrnment aald
Swtnatr. tbe utioaal airllne,
1ent a DC4 jetliner to Tehran to
collect the 10 Americana when
they are treed. A.8C·TV'1 report
rrom Tehran l&ld tbe 10 w-. to
&o l1nt to Zllricb, tbm OD to
WlHbadea, WHt Germany,
where ti» ftnt tbr. wen taken
for medlcal CMcb ud qlMdoa·
lq.
ne Nleuec1 Amettcam, a
)'OUDI womaa eecretaey, Ud lwo
bleck Manne 1er1euta, -.wq nt aDd well. new to CO,.haten
OQ • 8rilidlU'ftaD a1r
were tmaM.dl••e\j traiWiiftd to • v.s. aii.liWJ ~
'Wf . rAtoil.AH .
Af'Wir,.-
GET THE MESSAGE? -
Braz1han m ov ie a ctres~
Florinda Balcarn gets her
op1mon of the Ira nian s1tua-
t1on off her chest at a ~ew
Yo rk City disco
Horse Hurt
In Trailer
Crash Dies
A hone which rescue workers
freed from the wreck.,e or an
overturned trailer Saturday bas
died, a spokeswoman for a Santa
Ana an1mal hospital said this
momma.
The bone belonged to Los
An1elea resident John Giovenco.
who wu bound for a bo~ show
in Irvine's Bommer Canyon
when tbe trailer bitch and cou-
Plinl parted oo southbound Jef.
rrey Road. cauatna 1.he trailer to
careen acrou the roadway and rup over.
Rucue personnel from
several ~enctes, includlna the
El Toro Marine Alr Station,
worked for 90 minutes to free tbe
trapped animal SatmdaJ morn·
lq.
A crane also wu used to help
tbe tnnqulliled bone to bia feet
after b8 waa flD.a1l1 treed from
tbe wredtaa•~ tho trailer
However, "8eue worten dla·
covel'M Umt tbe bone wu to ... • .u, tranquWdd wltb dNp
that the animal wu Wllble to at.and.
The bOne, named HoU1 Ta
aa, wu taken to Anlm.al
II c.ter' ta SmKa ~
, ... ~ .... Al)
(.
'Outages
LOI ANO:sLD CAP> -
ll ~wiadltoppltiAtret mbl·U&f·Po UaM todaJ. c1ulalat1Mat• Ill· feuta1 .,,. tllaa t,ooo
.. ou1ellold1 ha o•Uaera
Cautonla. au&Mn.Util 1.W.:
Sou Callforal1 UIOD
1p0k•ma D Yid Barria Mid
the *"" nft1M from .... Barbara and la\lt a oD Ule
oortb. Olro..,_.. mucb of Loa
Ant t ty 4Dd all tM
to Blythe on Ute Coiorado RJ •
''The most Mackout
Wat lQ , wMn ft 11i4
abo s.eoo c---. power. •• 8all'Oll Mid.
He d neart1 aU t.bOle affed·
eel bad power ~tored by 1 a. m.
He •aid the • nmnt tate11: tlom lnvolftd at least 100 to
cuatomen. But be aald lt eouJd bave~worH. -M~ .. a_'!whUe, tb• National
"HUJa" Se.rrice Hld wlDda will
cooUDue th.rou&bou* tbe day but
ea11 ofltometonl&bt.
tool.ht.
• ''l'hey will be mo,.. Uk• Santa
Ana wlndt today, tumlq to tbe
nortbeut at 30-15 mph," nld
weather aervtce meteorolostat
Jlm Allaopp. "The 1tron1e1t
wind• will be ln the mountalna
and canyon areas.
"They Tilll be decre11ln1
some tonlibt but will pick up
again tomorrow mornin1." All·
so pp said,' 'but not u stron1 u to-
day."
The wlndl were expected to
scour the smo1 from the IOUtb
coaat air ba.tln, leavtn1 aunny
slliea and 1ood air quality for tbe
enUre region.
Man Awaits
Arraignment
In Murder
A Santa Ana Heights man
faces arraignment this week on
char1es of killing a 48-year-old
Costa Mesa woman, a San
Bernardino Sheriff's deputy said
today.
Sat. Dean Knadler said the ar-
ralanment date la pendin1 for
Roy Allan Skultin, 34, of 1731
Orchard Drive, who wu belnC
held in San Bernardino County
Jail without bail ,
Skultin was~ Tb\al'ldaJ after a motorist 0G bit Wll)' to
work found the body of Blllie Jo
Lone alonplde Carbon Canyon
Road ln San Bernardino County.
Mn. Loni bad been abot 1n tbe
bead, Knadler aaid.
He aaid aaaoclatea of Mrs.
Lon1'1 told deputlea abe bad
been aeen with .SkulUn the pre-
v1out Tuesday. Knadler aald Ure
trackl foui:ui near the body alao
corresponded to tbe Ure print.a of
Lona'• car.
LoQi waa arrested' Thunday
nl1bt with tbe aid of Coata Meaa
pollce at a home at 2120 N aUonai
Ave .. Coeta Meaa, that be re-
portedly bad rented for Mn.
Loni and a woman friend.
Knedler aald acquaintances
told them Skultin and Mn. Lona
had bad a dllasreement about
money
OC Fall Fair
Wntinuing
Tb• Oran1• County Fall Fair
at the Lo9 Alamlto. Race Track
will continue throu1b
Thank.aalvina Day with carnival
rides and entertainment.
The fre&.adlDilalon fair ia held
in conjunetloa with born ractq
at the traelc. Jlacea will not be
held ~. alU>ouah ~ fair
will be ln ....scm tbat da1, but
wlll reaume Wednead17 and
Tburt4ky.
· Parklq la '1 11nerJ), 13 ptt·
ferred. lfoun at the falt are t a.m. to 10 JS.m.
DAI LY PILOT
~-=
'=.t;.TJ:-
-::: .. =-. ....... -= ...
...Alra•dSea
~A plane ls silhouetted by fog .shrouded aun above three·
maated sallina veaacl in San Dieao Bay. creaUna un·
usual composition combining earthly and heavenly ele·
menta. ·
Hospitals Combine
Staffs, Equipment
87 IERRY HERTENSTEIN
Of .. Delly l'ltet Sleff
Santa Ana·Tuatin Commuruty
and Saddleback Community
hospitals have ann oun ced
agreement to combine use of the
two facilities staffs and equip-
ment and provide a medical
center in Irvine.
The program , Voluntary
Health Care, Inc., to be known
as VOLCARE, was announced at
a press conference m Irvine.
with Santa Ana-Tustin formed Ln
1902 t.hroulh community dona·
lions.
Saddleback was formed from
com munlty contributions. It
opened in January, 1974, and re-
ceived financial support from
the federal government by ob-
taining a certUlcate or need un-
der the Hill-Burton act or
Congress.
A major consideration of the
Joint proaram la to provide a
medical center in Irvine that
wou Id be served by both
The plan calla for creation of a
new board of d.lrecton that will
determine the aervlcea to be
shared. accordin1 to Wayne D
Schroeder, executive director of
Santa Ana·Tuatln, who made tbe
announcement.
' hoapitala, officials said.
Santa Ana-Tustin, known as
SA TCH, baa 299 beda.
Saddleback in J.,aauna Hilla
has W beds. Iriifvea many
elderly r esidents of Leisure
World and 75 percent of ltl pa-
tlenll are under Medicare, ac-
cordin1 to Glen Wyman, firat
vice president of the Saddleback
board of directors, who spoke at
the press conference.
Both hospitals are non-profit
Woman Fights
Rape Attempt
In Costa Mesa
A 21-year-old waltreaa wu at·
tacked Saturday lliabt beblnd
the Coata Mell rHtaurant
where abie workl by a would·be
rapl1t who apparently waa
aeared off by paaaenby. police
aald today. Police aald the Coata Mua
woman wu leavlnc work at
about mlilnl~t at tb• Newport
Boulevard reataurant when a
man abe recoanlnd u •
cu1tomtr tbrew ber to th•
around and becan pulllnl oft her
cloth•. However u tom• p11aenby
apiroaCh'isl, th• man tald, "I'll •• rou .. aln" and nett, police
•• d. Tb• 1uapect la d11crtbed u
bavlnl 1udr blond batr and
baae1 et•. about alx foot two,
Wtlitiliil about Ill poundl, ln
bt• iUcJ.lOI and unabaven, police
t•l4. 1'ltY believ• be dJ'Oft a tMI dirk blu. Chnrol.t Iropal•"
hardtop.,
But of'ficlalA could not aay to-
day how large the facility would
be or the type service It would
offer. Schroeder said establish·
ment of an Irvine care facility
will be top priority when the new
board bolds It.a flrat meet.iq in
December.
"We are looking al several
possible sites and because such
a facility is planned we cboee to
make today's announcement in
Irvine," Schroeder said.
VOLCARE will have equal
representation from both
hospital boards and staffs,
Schroeder aaid.
Other 1oats, Schroeder aaid,
are to integrate intensive, acute
a nd emergency care services
enabllna patients to be ,eaaily
tranarerred from one boapltal to
the other.
Data proceutnc, purcbuinl,
warehoualna. blllln1, food
services, record keepint and
other aervicea may be com-
blned, Schroeder 1aid.
Santa Ana-TuaUn bas a lbock
and trauma raclUty and tbe
comblned aervice la upected to
provide better emer1ency
aervlce at Saddleback, it waa an·
nou.nced.
The jolnt ellort la exoectedd to
keep cost.a down IDd allmate
tbe neceealty to depend on 1ub-
• ldy under the 1ovemment'1
Health Malntenance Or1ani11-
tlon. Stanley Matek, executive
director of tho Orance County
Health Pl1nnln1 CouncUU
warned that whlle tbe cdUDe
wu encour11ed by tbe pllll, tt
"muat aerve tbe public and not
aelf lnwreatl."
Althouah the majority of Sad·
dleback pat1nt.a IN Mecttcan
offlclala from that hoepltal aatd
that the f 1clUty la not lol1nl
money.
"We have many doDOn and
have ~th.ti •l'"mentoo-
ly to provide "'9tter ear. to a
wider .,.., " Haro&d Gano, ex·
ecutlve dl~ at Saddleback,
Hid.
Bizarre Collision
Kil"8 'Etf?O Cyclists
aaroe lhouldir ol the treeway.
KHOXVll.tX r.:m. tA.P> -
A mu wtlo took over 1 coUec• clu1nom at fUllpolat earu.r
We ,..,. -tlu'Nt.ned to tW blmNlt ........... to UM 1UDe
ICMel t.oda1 ailMd wttb .... rtne. po¥ee aa'kt.
l'obce rmW to the ltDoDWe lhaem. Oollece after lttdal
reporta thM tM aaDM mu W
for tbe NCC*l • Ulla fall
tat• 0.-. dM&raam. Aut.bortti.te nld memben f1I
the cl• were l1lond to ..... ;
a t.eadMr beld u bGRa,. liter
WU Ml fNt, 1'ber9 wete 80 ... poruotu.Jurtee.
Carlme ltoacb, • Hnior com·
plaint ~IHO!' Wltb tbe police
deputlDlot. u.1d \hat at about
11 : 11 a . m. a acbool ofllci1J cum ed Ron H udd luton
t.eltpboQed to report tblt a IDU
armed .tt.b 1 deer rtn. bad nm
up tba at&l.n f1I tb• downtown
1tbool and tak~n over 1
clauroom.
"ff• Hid It WH tbe aam•
ldiot," lbe aaid.
On Sept. 2'1 l. Loula POH)'
walked Into 1 coutl• clua~1 pointed a platol at hll' baad ana
UlreatAMd to lcW himHll. Police
talked blm out of tbe buUd1nl
and no one wu bwt.
Poaey became a mental fadll·
ty paUet but autborlUea aaid be
waa on a lo.day furlouah and
confirmed that he wu the one
inside the ~uilding today
Student 8teve ttoaera aaid be
waa ln tbe clauroom wben
Posey walked in today wttb a
.JO. .30 nlle. The teacher u!ied
him what wu wrooi. ht aaid.
The man repl.Jed, "Tbin1s aren't
101n1 well, I'm Just 1oin1 t.o prison."
Odit.even
Begim Today
By Tbe Asaoda&ed PreN
Tbe HOOOd round of odd·
even 1uoUne allocation
be1an today In the 15
CalUomia cou.nUea wblcb
uaed lt briefly earlier thia
year.
Tb• proaram la to
apread t4> tM rwt ol U.. atat.e ln two IDON ..eb,
at 12:01 a .m. Monday,
Dec. 3.
The admlnlatrallon or
Gov. Edmund Brown Jr.,
who ordered tbe 1yatem
into uae. 11y1 It 1bould
curb the uncertalntlea
which had led to frequent
topplnt..off of tanka -and
lon1 linel.
Man Torches
Rape Victim
NEW ORLEANS <AP >
Rtcbard ff, Cburcb. 31, ot Mar·
rero. baa been cbar1ed wit.b rap-
in1 a &&-year-old woman. rob-
blnt ber o1 tu and then MWq
her clotbe9 and balr aftN.
Offle.n qucMd lb• victim u
aayln& her .....Uant wanted to
aee ber auffer. Cbun:b. wbo wu
found bldiq ln a car nearby,
waa cbarpd wttb rape, armed
robbery. baUerY and anoa.
The vlctlm wu treated for
acalp bums, t.ba ~leaMd from
Charity HoaJMtal. ·.
HtlbW11 Patrol odtctn Mld toder tbl1 are IDYIUfttd aboUt tbe felllllD.I for a bead-on 001·
lillOD ~y IDOl'iWll tietWMD two 1Qotorcyall1t1 on th•
1houlder of tb• lanta AD• l'riiW91 ID AAlbttm m ""1cb
bOth" t~ .... klllta. -,:Offtcen Uhl'Artbur R. Tan.ot.
22, of NlertGD WU drlwi8' U..
wron1 waf on tb• r1pt lboiWdtr
ol tM .. ...,. frtlWty Mar
&uolld Aveaut wbto UM COJ. lll&oaoeewndaboutl:IOa.m.
Pollot aa1d tbeJ doG't bow
wht tlther 1notoro1clt1t waa drlvtu .. on tbt lboUlder of UM
road;: Both men wtN dead at tbe
IC:UI. An~er mot0re1clilt, Davtd
Oltn KeUY, ao, Garden 01"0f9,
Wit lcilltd hDcf'a, Dlpt wt.m
ht• motMtycl• eOWdtd wtth a
Ht cr11b1d lato Duane
Sdward PebauiDJ. ~·of OnWto, w.N WM Hdiaa ml m~cle
In lbe proper ctinoUoD OD
car in Gard Grove. •
Garden Grove IOUc• arr.led
the drtver of th• , car wboa•
name they wouldn't,... ... , on felon~ dtunken drlvll& cbar'lll.
Pollot US4 tbt fat.al crab OC·
curred alloUt ':U p.m. at Quo man iDil d AftllUtl,
Parlcl•• s.,•telaed
Wortmeu lnatall 1i1n ~liq to locaUon of temporary
overflow parklna lot at John Wayne Airport. The reg·
ular overflow parkin1 lot north of the airport terminal
wlll be cloMc:l for about two month.I for resurfacing.
Alrport offtdall cautlon that temporary lot ls smaller
than recu1ar one and urae that travelers plan to get a
llft to and from the airport and leave their cars at
home.
Mobile Home Park
Restrictions Urged
A propoaal that would restnct
converalon of mobile home
parka in tD.Uncorporated parts of
Orange County ba.s been dratted
by Superv110r Edlaon Miller
M Iller said be la prc>p09ang the
ordinance to feUow superv1son
because of severe shorta&e5 of
so-called affordable housina
A major component tn the pro
posed ordinance would be a ban
on conversion of the parks mto
other 1.t1e1 without approval b>
the county planoin& com
miaaioo
Mlller said the ma)only of
moblle home parks operate un
der coodiUon&l use permit.a that
can be terminated by the owner
by evlctlng bia t.eoanta "at will "
' Mesa Woman
Attacked in
Shop Center
A 51-year-old Newport Beach
woman wu raped at ltnllepoi.nt
Saturday by a man wbo •P·
proached her ln the parklq tot
of a Coau Meu abopping
center. police a aid today.
They p.id J..be woman wu at-
tacked at S:*> p.m ln the partr.
in1 lot at South Cout Plua u
she wu about to enter•er car.
They said the man, who
wielded a 11x·to -ei1bt-incb
curved knife. forced the woman
into t.be veblcle and raped her.
then fied. The victlm. who wasn 't
otberwlae injured. returned
home and called a rape bothne.
police. olftcen a aid
They aald the rapist ia
deacrtbed u ol LaUn d.-cent.
about s root 7 or 8, in b1a late IOI.
wel&bin& about 150 pouncb, Wllh
wavy black hair, • muatacbe
and a 1enerally neat •P·
pearance.
•
The property then revert.a to
It.a orictnal designated use which
generally can mean commercial
de' t>lopment of h11h density
restdentJaJ construction. Miller
!>aid
If com·ers1ons arP approved,
the ordinance calls for park
ov.ners to make partial payment
for relocation of tenant!> to other
mobile home parks
H the mobile homes cannot be
rc•lor ated. the owners of the
park would be required to
purchase the coaches al a fair
market value
A bout 70 ,000 people are
esumated to live m mobile home
parks through the county.
A bout 15,000 reside In 2<t
mobile parks m uruncorporated
county wrrltory.
Supenlaon l"ffettUJ puaed ao tllMlpDCJ measure to pr-o. hlbit the conversion of apart·
menu into condominiums where
the vacancy rate ii s percent or
IHI
At the aame time, county of.
hctall called for studies of' all
types ot conversions, lDcluding
mobile home parks
Miller said. however, that
there are many problems unJque
to mobile home residents that
can't be addressed m a general
condonuruum conversion resolu·
uon
Fre.aP~Al
HORSE ...
A spokeswoman aaad there ahe
did not know the cause of' the
a n i mal '• death . The
veterinarian bandlln1 the cue,
Dr. Cl.Ddy Standley. could Dot be
reached for comment.
The borM wu uaed by Gioven·
co for hununa club activities, bis
secretary said
G1ovenco. a hotel executive.
was out of state. this mornin1
and al.lo could not be reached
for comment.
ALSGARAGE
56 F~ION ISLAND
NEWPORT BEACH
(714) 6•4·7030 .
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A111mCA ~VAN 1URNS HIAD9 IN POUNTAIN YAU.ff
.jw1 •ro1anr and Ion, Jlllt. Dwo; •led • RUlltY otd Y•n In • German Mlltary TMtM
Tallks for Memory
A.frika Korpi Souvenir Draws Jeers
By .JERRY CLAUSEN
Of ... DeiW ...........
James Brokaw's 1962 Ford van seldom is Irwin Rommel's Afrtka Korps command
Ignored. vehicle.
"We'd spray," said Brokaw. "and then
run down the street to view the wort from a
diltance far enough to give us the perspec·
live of a small model. Jim had only painted
models in camoullage. you see."
.. OLD LADIES standing on the corner
bne flipped us off as we drive by -especial·
ly after a World War II movie bas aired on
television the night before,'' says bia 18-year·
old aon Jim.
The yellow, sand and brown camoufJage
job, punctuated with German crosses and the
white desert palm emblem of the Alrika
Korps, sometimes ii greeted with a raised
arm, palm outward salute.
STENCILS WERE CUT, insignia and
numbers painted on and. fmally, a bceme
plate ordered that reads "PANZER V."
"The Alrika Korpa used TI&er V tanks,"
Jim explains.
••And sometimes," says Jim, "people
shout' Nazi!· "
Both Brokaws are World War II hlatory
buffs.
The vehicle often catches more than a
second glance when Fountain Valley resi-
denta pass it in the parkinl lot at City Hall.
Brokaw was a Marine Cocps flier for 12
years and served in Vietnam at the controls
of helicopters and A-4 Skybawks.
When Brokaw. a 46-year-old city
employee, purchased the van two years ago
to haul hay for the family horse it was "icky
green" punctuated In rust.
BE LEFT THE MARINES because, be
says, it waa bard on family life.
The camouflaged van, be notes, has been
a creat fatber"'900 project ''that probably will
never be dooe." BROKAW BEGAN SANDING out the
rust and spraying the spots with yellow
primer.
Next. be aays. they plan to pattern the now skeleton-like interior alt.er the Rommel
office i.Dslde a German vebide. ••But we doo't want to o«md anyone,"
Bortaw empbuizea. "That's 'Nb)' we left the
Nut awutikas otf the palm tree emblems-..
Son Jim, IUl avtd mWtary modeler since
tbe age al 6, auuest.ed they "camouflage"
tbe tnadc -mate It look .like Field Marsba.l
Israelis Beat Back
Terrorists at Sea
JERUSALEM (AP> -An
Israeli patrol boat fought a sea
battle today with Palestinian
guerrillas apparently heading
toward larael for a terrorist
raid, killing two guerrillas and
captwina two others, tbe Israeli
mllllar7 command said.
Jn Jerusalem, two bombe ex·
ploded OD buses, and bocspilals
reported ll wounded.
The tndclenta were part or a
perrtlla offensive marking the
second anniversary of EiYPUan
Presldmt Anwar Sadat'• visit to
Jerusalem. Tbe viall launcbed a
peace drive th8t resulted in the
signing in March of the Egyp-
tian-Iaraeli peace treaty which
the PalesUnians condemn
because Sadat did not get them
the iDdepeDdent state they want.
An Israeli army spokesman
said the seaborne guerrillas
were lntercepted late SUnday in
a rubber dinghy off AlWv, four
mlle1 south or the Lebanese
border.
Tbe guerrillas fl~ bazookas
and rocket erenades before the
.&
Teen Critical
After Being
Strock by Bus
patrol boat blew the dinghy
apart, the army said. Two
bodies were recovered, and two
guerrillas were found alive in
the sea, it reported, adding that
therewerenolsraelicasualties.
It was the first reported al·
tempt by guerrillas to inflltrate
by sea since Aug. 18,
How Other
Htdf Lives?
CLEVELAND (AP> -
The blushing beauty
pageant cootestanta, clad
in tight swimsuits,
paraded through onlookers
who patted thighs and ad-
mlni.stered an occasional
pinch.
••This bu been really
weird,'• aa.ld one of the six
conleltata -all fnen -
who put their charms on
dlaptay before an audience
of women ... Now I reel-
oenlse wt.at women go
through.0
The contest at Case
Western Reserve
University waa arranged
by lecturer Warren Far·
·rell. author of "The
Liberated Ku: Freeing
Meo and Tbelr Rela·
tlooahipa with Women."
H11man-like
Footprints
Discovered
WASIUNGTON (AP> -About
1.5 million years ago, someone
walked a1oo.g a muddy African
lake shore and left footprints
that lead straight lo modern
man.
Scientists have found those
tracks and believe they are the
oldest fossil footprinta made by
a direct ancestor of man, and
thi" first discovered or ancient
Homo erectus. the National
S<:1ence Foundation announced
Sunday
S<:lentista aay the seven foot·
prints appear to have been made
by someooe between 5 and 5~
reel t all. weighing about 120
pounds. The individual ap-
parently walked from a very
wet, muddy area onto drier mud
because some prints are larger
than others.
The discovery was made in
Kenya in aed.lmentary deposits
alon1 the northeast shore or
Lake 'I\arkana. Diggers found
three pr1nta in August 1978, and
the rest in July.
Dr. Anna K. Behreoameyer of
Vale tJolvenily "JDd UC Santa
Cruz, co-leader ol the exped:i·
tion, said that w~ the foot-
printa were made, there were
two known forms of bomlnida, or
human•like creatures, who
walked upright.
Alon1 with Homo erectua,
there wu Auatraloplthecua.
whose sk\111 bones were beavter
and brain smaller than bis COD·
temporary,
N DIEGO <AP> -•• b
crtmtnlJ that t.M CoodlUom ltUl
ex.lit,'! a~~ 1~11man Aid
after ~ 'Ol Alli doCW
nea,...._ IDIOlwbil • asrtlMr
over SU J>\UO. COGdlt)odllOIU. ~
were lllid1ar tO tbOM •blcb ,..
1u.Jt.tcl LD CM CTMb ol a Padftc
SoUtb AlrtiMI JeULiaer aid •
1maU p.e. ldl1LU W4 ~ 25, 191'1. • •
The NaUcJa.al Tramportatlca
Safety Boud tiilld Jut d&li1ld an
lnv•1t11atloD of tbe narrow
esea,. "'"· t ot a w .. tern
Alrl1De9 jet and • ·~ plane ... IDOthel' airUDe pUot ~loied' be bed been ln~
in a ISmUar act"ape hb. 22.
"lf I hadn't seen him, we
would have 1ooe rtcbt down OD
top of him," a Padflc Soutbwest
Airlines crew captain said of the
private pUot. "He never did see us.··
Capt. Robert Taroo, lD an ln·
terview. said be reported the ln·
cident to air controllers and
"they told me tbat the •mall
plane wu not ln rad.lo contact
with them and they bad oo coo·
trol over him." Taron aald dlacloeure of the
near·misa involving Westem'a
jet with 125 aboard prompted
him to make b1a lncldent public
Taron and bis co·pilot said
that they would have mwed
seeinl the small plane in tune if
Taron bad not raised his
jetliner's cockpit seal for better
visibility. From there, he
spotted the small plane.
Taron said be "learned a
lesson" from the disut.rous alr
collision laat year: "If we're eo-
mg to be saved, we're eotng to
have to do it ourselves."
During tbe investigaliob ol lhe
incident involving the West.em
727, the airliner captlin. ideo·
tilled as J .A. Hinrichs\ said the
two plane9 were about 100 or lSO
feet apart at an allllude or 4,500
feel when they passed the night
of Nov. 9. At the time. he was
landing on a fllaht from L<MI
Angeles. After questioning the pilot o1
the Aero Commander 112 that
came near tbe West.em plane,
ioveatlpton said Satv.rda1 they
believe the planes &ot u ckM u
500 r• but never Violated the
otb.er'a ~~_J)ace . Tbey were
over the eouece Grove area at
lbe time.
The~ WU lll'OIDPt· ed by a eomplalat from Ray
Morton, pilot or the smaller
plane.
The FAA announced plans last
Decembet' for a Terminal Coe·
trol Area around Sao Dieco's
Undbergb Field but bu delayed
putti.DC it into effect became ol
opposltioli from the Aircraft
Owners and Pilota Association.
Owners of private planes claim
it would restrict their Oying
freedom.
Helper of Cancer
VICtim.s Succumbs
ANAHEIM <AP> -Carol Ann
Bortin, who marked ber 33rd
birthday in January by t.as>lnl a
program on bow a family learns
to cope with death, ii dead or
cancer.
The tape was made for Los
Angele• station KABC. Mn.
Bortin. who knew her disease was
terminal. taped the aecment with
her husband and two children.
Dmtr Plitt ..... ""'9
AFTER 30 YEARS, SHE 811U. LOV2S KINOEAGAATENERS
Dana's Mra. Pletoe N8tned Twher of the Ye.,
30-year Teacher
Reflects on Past
By RAYMOND ESTltADA JR.
OI -o.ft ~Matt Helen Pierce loves t o see
youngsters who are eager to
learn-.
That's why she bas spent JO
years teachlllg k.mdergarten.
And at appears today's km·
dergarteoers are 1ncreasmgly
eager to learn. says Mrs. Plette.
who plans to retire from her
teaching post at R H Dana
Elementary School in June.
Today's kindergart.eoers 5till
cnJOY songs and activities as
tpey did JO years ago. "They're
still as enthusiastic now as when
I first started teaching,·' Mn.
Pierce says.
A recent recipient of the
Capiltrano Unitled School Dla·
trict Teacher of tbe Year
award. Mrs. Pierce said tod.lly'a
klnderprt.wn are ..tapt'ftl t.o
public adlool m9Cb more ...u;
th an e-ver" before.
Tbis Is becau1e mo•t of
today's youn;ater• ba••
participated ln a pre-'9Chool pro-
gram prior to tinder&a.rtm. she
said While today's ldndergarteners
may not learn faster than lbolse
Ul the pa.st. it's easier for them
to let go of their mothers' hUMb
and pick qp t.belr crayons oo tbe
first day of school.
Kindergarten teachlne bas
changed over the years. says
Mrs. Pierce. who lives near the
Dana Polnt school.
.. When l f1.r.1t started out. km·
dergarten teachers bad to do
everything by themselves.·· she
explained. But now her school's
a pp roach to kindergarten
classes is through a ·•team·
teactling method."
At Dana Scbool. Mrs. Piette
says, she is one of three teachers
who team up m the 100-student
kmdergarten class. Sometimes
one teacher will lead the eotire
c lass but frequently the
youngsters meet watb one
teacher in a small croup.
Each teacher is directly
responsible for about 32 kin·
derga.rtenen. Mrs Pierce says
the' team·teacbing approach is
..the best we'veeverhad."
She added. "I thUllc this way
you can really get to know the
children. watch them closely
and help them sooner.''
Even t.bou&h this is her last
school year. Mrs Pierce says
s he plans t o keep helping
youngsters by wnting children'~
books
Mrs. Pierce was critical or
televunon's increasing influence
on children. ··They ti ve In a world or make-'
beUeve with so much of lbe car·
t.oooa on TV and violence. It's
very dlHlcult for them to
separate this from-reality ...
Mn. Pierce aa.id.
While she admits television
bu good pohd.a, abe cited its
"hypnotic" effect oo kin·
der&arteoera. She W'led pansats
to _..ittr what their children
.watch.
The leedwr al &he year said
~bavei.o~
mon pr~cupatlona : Josln•
tfftb and worrying about death.
She expla.med that many kin·
dergarteners have recurrent
rughtmares about death because
·t·s somet.bing they aren't ready
to grasp.
Mra. Pierce says abe tries to
answer her kindergarteners'
queries about death with frank
responses, but 1t 's not always
easy
~ nabve of Alhambra, Mrs.
Pierce says she's also bad to
handle qwte a few cuts and
!)Cr apes on youngsters.
Afte r starting her first
Capistrano Unified School Dis·
tnct teaclung assignment at old
Se rra Sc hool in 1956 in
Capistrano Beach. Mrs. Pierce
saJd she learned quickly bow a
bandage 00 the smallest or child
tftJunes can be perceived as a ~
.. miracle"
A teacher at Dana School
s mce it opened m 1966, Mrs.
Pierce lS still enthusiastic and
says she's optimistic about the
future or successful teaching in
public school kindergartens.
our c1assic SW1ZB1:JZ.rs ...
from ecdlsrdmld~ ,the
flneet ~ «Na118ble.
meek fbr us by a1an peintL
andj.d.mc~.
ocmi.~our greot ed<zd,1on
·Forum on Back· Bay
Silt Problem Set
...
•t•nc~ iD"°"9d ln tbe ~tlon, wbleb molt mdYeneb af.
feet.I N.,..-t Beacta aad Imm,
wUl be OD bud for &be JDet!Uaa .
They t.nclude thaie dtltl, fbe
Oran1• Countr Board of
Supervlaora SUt• Wat•r
Re1ource1 Control Board;
R•tlon&1t•Waw Q9a»u CiantNI . BOml lnd the Nft'P(o.lnl.De
W aate ua1emaf PJumlq Ateocy.
Other: bOdS• repr11.ated Will be tb St.ate Depu1m.ot of ,,...
and OUM; the lniM ComP9QJ.
d tbil 8outMn CallfGl"Dla ~
eoclaUoaof~~
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a free turkey wttb every 1lu..hy sleeper you buy.
Make 1ure )'OU don't eod up wttb twb turkeya, now • • • SUNDAY'S SBOCKE& MAY have come when the
Reailter newspaper up ln Santa An.a came out wttb a
quarter-pace editorial cartoon putt1q the knock to es-iov.
Ronald Reaaan. And tbe accompanytnic editorial wu read
by aome u an endoraement of ex·sov. John Connally and/or Teddy Kennedy for presldeotoftbe U.S.
Listen, that lnland journal baen-'t-eodoned a politician for anytblna but retirement since Calvin eoou•e.
"We didn't endorse 'em," Editor Jim Dean explained
patiently to th1I coruer today. "We J'flt aaid they're &>Otlnc
aa leaders. We don't endorse pol1Ucal candidates." '
Blessed relief. Some th1np never cban1e. •••• LONG-TIME LAGUNA BEACH jewelamitb Herl Hoff
waa buay Saturday moviq into b1a new store oo COut
Hiehway in the Hotel Laeuna tJadkltna. Theo ~ COJ» ar-
riYed. 11..s Hert'• new Jotat be.a boel.ed owr &U'elld'.X,? No,no,dma'tpanJc. lt••JmdfcL VleSqu, ~
• • •• HEADLINE OF THE WEEK offered by ooe of our
Oranee County Journals: "Diet May Cause Canary's Lou of Feathers.'·
That's Just in case you don't have anythlne else to
worry about these days. • • • THE SIGN EMBLAZONED acroea the back 4 the
slick new Oranae County transit bus, u it plied tbrouP
the al~ of Costa Mesa today, might etve you pause to
fret about the solvency of our public transit 1yatem.
.Jt declares: "Fullerton Mortgage and Trust Com·
pany"
RefugeeB Deny Eating Peta
• ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP> -
:0-Cbar, .. that lodocblneae ref.
u1•e1 are eatln• the
neiehbcwbood pet.a are threaten·
inl their coniat.ence with low·
amonJ nelPbon in the Summit.
UDiveratty area.
The llmcmil. for tbe1r part,
say tbey,.4o DOt even allow dop in.lid•'ihe. house, mucb leu eat
them But autborlt.l• uy they
bad reeelftd Mftl'al complamtl
from !lel..,borbood realdenb
wbo elaJIDe.d they witaffled
animal tbeffa or bad aeeo '8U
1kinned and prepared for food.
• iDCOID4 -1litel and blaclu in St. Paul public boualne project&.
The ftfq .. , mostly Hmoq
trtbeamen from LaOI, vleoroaaty
deny tbe chars• and 111 the complalnu may item from
raclaJ prejudice and reuatmeat
er. h:mlauao. na. '4'> -1n .....,, u.. ltP•
¥ote W a n.tda'• Dir »Ide eoav.UO. WI ~ dlda't ..... tbfal.
a4lt ......... ., tbe ,,...._ _ UJiDI U.,'re ''~ G•
ft&ed _,. *1JW" -tJallD tbef'N rui1 to lliMt die tb.U.,.
f,. 11t Ill a 11acrlla uHU•, lea. ....,. tan. to tab CJGr cue ltw
Dl•a"9 Ill. Knaed1 • ID W.S Ute preelda to eve17 rf.: ~ ... """' ... a,.d put y..--,_ ·-................ , .. Jlmm1 Carter ID Uae Wblte v-· IU --:--· -" HoaN un.,...,. aao Rah;t, can. • FJortd.a eam· 8otll ..._ en bradu for a palp IDIDAI•· "We'll ~ CO
,_ bMtle frw Florhla'a 100 have a matb WW. a~ ... th.an ..... Ud up co Ulla DCD&.·· U~~r.; CAaTSa'I ALLISI w•e
N.. Yon etty oezi •WJUDer. pleued wttb U. qetdld ~
TboM cleJetraw wm be c:bolm be accnd °"" "-Nd7 • u.. to UM .tat. PrtmarY llarcb u. •tr aw ballot Sud•'/ n &.be
tbJee.da'/ ~ CllllM to I
<Nl Sales
A 'Must'
For Iran
WASHINGTON (AP>
Despite "bluatering and
threats" about bo1d1n1 back oil,
Iranian leaden must step up
1alea ii they hope to keep atabi.11·
ty at home, two lebton MY a
new 1twly coachadea.
cloee wttb the atmolpben "'a Carter campelp rall7.
Carter W111D 1,11• ...... to
351 for KeanedJ and Dine wftb DO
;reference. a 1bowta1 HU.
called decillve. Kennedy ·~ porten point out tbat IDOi\ cW· ~1ate1 were activtata or oftlce
holden and that Kenned)' bu
stron1 1upporter1 amon1 or·
dlnary voters.
Another Cart•r cballen1•r,
California Gov. Jerry Brown,
Wll not OD the balJot.
Meanwhile, ln Orlando, state
Republkana 1ave n.Ca1Uorn1a
Gov. Ronald ae.,an the nod ln
a hllhlY pubUctsed straw bellot. Rea~cked up•·• perceat ol t.be Saturday to 28.t per·
cent for bJI ck>Mlt competitor.
former Tex.aa Gov. John Con·
nolly.
EX·aA Dl&zcroa Georce
Buah DeUed tb1rd place lD the •
GOP race with 21.l percent.
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Klllg el tlle Slc9.,a9•
Unus the Llonbearted. a 55-foot·tall fi&ure balloon was
created by Goodyear Aerospace Corporation for Macy's
Tbanbgiving Day Parade on Thunday. The &la.at car-
toon character is kept aloft by 7,SOO cubic feet ot bellum
and requires more than 40 band.lers to bold it down.
''Wblle we feel that the United States, by maklnJ aacriftcea.
eao Uve-wtdlout SM '• percet ol
our oll lmporta that we 1et from
I rao, a healthy lraniut economy
depends oa a mlnlmum level of
crude oU productioo," aaid Sen.
Jacob Javtta, R·N.Y.
AND SEN. LLOYD Bentle:D,
D· Texu, aald tbe new study
•·concludes emphatically that
any realme lD Iran which hopes
to aftfntain domestic 1tabtlity
and popular 1uppctrt m'uat ln·
cre11e. not cut back, on oil pro-
ductJoo, reeardleu of blustering
and threats."
g>~~~edu:~:::s =~ Angola to OPEC?. traiU.O, ln laat place.
At the Democratic conv~Uon.
They hued their comments on
a Library of Congress study
as ked by Bentse n 's J o int
Economic Committee.
President Carter. reactlng to
the holding of about 80 American boeuees at the U.S. Embuay in
Tehran. declared Jut week that
the United Stat.ea would import
oo more oU from Iran. And that
nation's leaders quickly replied
they were about to cut off ex-
port.I to America allJW&)' •••
SVEND' TQ c:: ~ ftMts peaeefall1, •
"unleu some government can
s uccessfully impose lu will on
Iran, od production from that
country will remain a tenuous propocitioo ...
And that could be at least u
bad for Iran u for oat.Jona that
Import her oU, the study COD·
eludes.
Iranian leaden have vowed to
bold all ~ .. ,.,.once u b1gb
aa S million oarrenr a day -to between 2.5 million and 3.5
million barre1a daily.
Bl1T EVEN IP ••polltlcal
stabWty la rapidly eatabllabed ln
Iran in 1980 wltb an end to
•trikes and dbturbancea," the
tax baae will be ao low that Iran wut have to export 3.3 mWioo
barrei. per day at $21 per barrel
to 1upport even "a drutlc cut·
back buqet," the atudy aan.
SupportJn1 what the 1tudy
calla merely a "beh·ti&ht.mini bud•et'' would require exporta
of 4.2 mllUon barrels a day. tbe
1tudy coacludea. add101 that
puablD& prodUCUoo to that level
ml1bt be lmpoa11lble wit.bout
forellJl ualatance.
Kennedy forces alao empbuued JOHANNESBURG. South Alrtca CAP> -An1ola bas applied
that the result.a bad no official to Join the OrsanuaUoo ot Petroleum ExporUna Countri•. the
meaning and were hea vily tn· local radio news mocutor serv1~ reported tDcby
fluenced by the Oct 13 county An&ola cUJTeDtly exports about 200.000 barrela a day, but ts
caucuses ln which a bout half the ieoerally believed to have a potent.Jal for a much bJl(ber output
delegates were choeen. mainly Several ma)« mtemaUonal 0 11 comparues have bffn neaoUaUng
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Hawaii
Flooded
By Rains
HONOltAA. Hawaii
<AP> -The deep blue
su off tbe Island of
H awau tu.med a muddy
brown aa floodwa te rs
spawned by torrential
rains wuhed out roads
and br ldees and
ravaged the crop ln the
isolated WaJpio Valley. Public workers who
have been on •trike for
almost a month tu.med
out to help Sunday aa 49
realdenu of the area
ned their waler·soaked
bouae1 for Nallooal
Guard lbelten and th• bomea of rnenda and
relatives. No fatalltJea.
were reported. authorities 1aid.
, HUG BOWE, 25, aaJd
be and MVet'al frtend.a
bad to "•lot our way for
a mile throu1b knee·
deep mud" to set to a
beacb where they were
picked up by ~ National au a rd beUc9pt«.
Snow Pelting Rockies
Other resJdenll hi1ted
out by the valley'• only
accea1 road, a narrow
path that can be
traveled only by four·
wheel drive vehicles.
''There was water
from one aide to tbe
other. All the roada were
flooded and moet of the
bouae• were flooded,
aaid Howe,' addin1 at
least two borse1 were
1wept away by the
walen.
~reeze Clutches New England
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•But talk la ao che•p-•nd ao trlln81tory •
•When ,ou want food bergalna -prices~ can
count on ~' In and daJ out, tbe ~ la In print • • • • .In ... groc.ry ada In the D811J PllK
I
-Confuted bJ all the GOnflletlng clalnta1
•lhop tt.e · Dallr Piiot, get the faota; com-pare ..... then "u know you're,..., ........
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Tr.ain
• Riders
Up42%
4\ACIAMENTO CAP) -tJae
of puamaer train.I between Loe Anf eles and San Dle10 and
be ween Bakeralleld and
Oakland bu lDcreued. 1tate
trauportation offtclala 1ay.
The 1tate Department of
Transportation reported that
rlderahip on the San Die1an and
San Joaquin pauen1er trainl
wu up abarply over last year.
Sll1btly over one million
pa11en1en u.ed San Die1an
traim durinl the first 10 mootb.a
of th1a year, a 42 percent in-
crease over the same period of
1978. The total for October was
81.174, a 45 percent increase
over October um>.
Ridership on the San Joaquin
waa up 20,000 or 31 percent dur-
ing the 10-month period.
Tbe San Diegan trains make
1ls round·tripa a day between
Los Aqelee and San Diego. The
San Joaquin makes one round-
trip a day between Bakersfield
and Oakland.
Weapons
Seized Prior
·To Klan Meet
SAN LUIS OBISPO <AP) -
About 45 memben of tbe Ku
Klwt Klan -30 dr-..ed in flow.
inl wblte robe9 -ptbered for a
quiet crou bu.rninl lD a eo&mty
park near here.
could Mil.~ had aod wUted to, they would Mt be~ from 25 ~ • ~ t Of l.Mlr ptrinltted ,,,_ marSSPa lD ao typical dUel."
Tbe ol1 anal~t 1ald that •bUa aver~ ....., fl9ftt
ln tOtDe elU• wen well bilOw tbe 11:i-cwat federally:ftzed ?f. Imo , ..,. were MTera1 areu when UM aver••• dlai. m -.... dole• tbe mutmum.
UINDBDG CUED Atlanta, Oa.1 Tampa. Pia., and '°i;• Ore., aa dU. where full-fff'Vtce deaJen were on the "avera e .I percen&. o.e percent and 0.1 Del'tt.al_below their maxhnum ~ •
cent etWq pricee. -· ~ ~
Lundbers. who earlier UU. moalb 1ald reduced 1uollne •
llftr'Y ICMdulea m1&bt create lbortq•, 1-14 Una could ltill p-
pear If motorilta do not cut comumptioG lbarply
I
Zen Student Murdere~
Vigil: Kept Over· Body ' . •
SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -1.en
atudeoll kept vllil Sunday over
the body ot Cbril Plni1. the
23-ye•-old ~ ol tbe author ol
''Zen md the Art ot llotoreycle
Maintenance." who WU llabbed
to death on a Hal&bt Street cor·
ner.
Pir1i1 waa attacked "with
aome lharp instri.unent'' Satur-
day ~ two b&ocu from the
Zen Center where be lived,
police N.ld.
Inveatteators said robbery
may have been the motive
becauae Pl.nl1'1 pocketa were
turned Inside out and bls
checkbook lay on the eround by
hla alde. However. bis wallet
was untoucbed.
The 1174 boot b,-bla father,
Robert, ducribed tbe cros1-
county motorcycle trip be took
with Qu1I when tbe boy ... 11.
It cbl"Ollided bla quest. for uni·
ty, and b1I painful, poipant re-
latlomblp with Cbria.
1be youth WU going to the
home ol a fellow Zen student to
tape reeordl onto cusettea.
A crowd ol about 100 Zen atu-
deoll quietly pthered and kept
watch overtbe body.
"Everyone wu feehng deeply,
and we couldn't even touch
hia.," uJd VlrliDJa Baker. the
wife of Zen Center director
Baker·Roebi. "To police. he's a
murder \rict:im."
A utboriUes permitted rot.all.ng
ablfll ol 1.en ltudenta to sit fo'ilh
the body -something the istu-
deoll aaid they would do eiw
Plrsl1 &a c?"emated. The fw*ral
will be tonight or Tuesday nl&ht.
The murder chilled the £en
Center on Paee Street, ~e
students are taueht in the tud-
dhiat tradition with emphaaif on
meditation.
Governor Edmund G. BrOwn
Jr. occasionally visits the ten·
ter'1 abbot, Baker-Rosb1 .
Pirslg's stabbing was the
second attack on a Zen eenter
student m a week. A man with a
large k.Jtchen knlfe took a 11tu-d~t 's waUet last Tuesday near
the center . but pohce said they
had no evulence Linking the two
attack.s.
Business Leveled by Blaze
PASADENA (AP> -The
ctty'a eoUre tlre department
was called out early today to
battle a $500,000 bla&e t.bat
l{utted a drycleanin• firm .
Cause of the fire wu under lD·
veall1atloG. .
Paaadena public safety
spoke1man llaek1 11eAlllter
••141 all of tbe eu1·1 u ,.~-12 ...........
were at the scene one hour after
the fire broke out at White
House Drydea...n ~lmarm
Street near Ma.J"IDIO BoUJnarct. Tbe name.. whipped •bout by auaty winds, appeared to briefly
threaten a 1u autlon near the
drycleani.Di firm. There were no
injuries reported u a result ol
the blaze. which bu.med out ol
control foe more than one hour.
( STATE J
~••aeee•C'
' OAKLAND <APJ -State
Court ol ~ .luat.lce Paul Halvoaik lDDocetlt to
felcm7 llllll'Qlmaa ctms• ad bl1 wlfe, attonaeJ Deborah
Hinkel HaJYCJDik, WU IJYeG unkJ Dec. Ito.._ a p6ea to almjlar
chars-.
She recmtb' turned down •
two.year dn&I dlnnioa pro-
1ram which would have resulted
ID aJJ cbarles being dropped.
Blee A••Cer SC••hfl
pay $200.000 to an Orcas. Wash ..
widow and her 'f"O sons as a re-
sult of the collision of an airliner
and small plane Sept. 15, 1978.
In the fint jury aeulemem of
30 swts beaded for trial, Frank
Locoeo ol~arb)' El Cajon IJras awarded ,000 for tbe lollf ol
bla 48-JUT d wife, Roulla, He
aouabt 12.4 mUtioo for blmaetr
and tbe ~··five dllldreq.
AtrSer.,ke AkerefJ
VISALJA <APt -Tbe dv.J
AerooautJcs Board baa CertiAed
that lnJaod Empire AJrlines can
take over Visalia service now
provided by Uruted Airlines.
Unated d1aconUnued sen/lee
today from Viu.Ua to Sao Fnn-
casco and Los Aneeles.
'Born-again'· Dylan
Stirs Santa Monica .
A local prob!bltlon against
opeq fires restricted the chant-
ing klanamen to an electric
cro11, alt.bough the group al.so
dug a cross in the dirt, poured
guollne over it and set it oo
fire.
The rally was peaceful. but
two men were arrested earlier
Saturday for investigation of
possession of illegal
firearms. Deputies a1ao seized
euna, knives. chains. riot
helmeta and riot shields from
vehicles entering the park
before the rally.
OU Tmr Etulenefl
LOS ANGELF.S CAP > -Gov.
Edmund G. Brown Jr. hu en·
doned an lnitlatlve that would
Impose a 10 percent surtax on
major oil companies operating
In Callfomia aod tum the rev-
enue over to maaa tranail.
FRESNO ~p) -A Fresno
man was llabbed several Umes
aft.er accuamc another man of
playtnc craps with loaded dice.
police said.
Johnny Howlin. 19. was an
critical conditioo today at Valley
Medical Center. Officials s&Jd
1everal Internal o~ans were
gashed. and doctors removed
ooe kidney.
Inland plans to offer four
fitgbta a day to both Los Angeles
and Sao Franc1~0 durine the
week. officials S&Jd.
'l{'HOL\S
, •• HOt't ''tl \~
'LOS ANGELF.S (AP) -It bad
taken Bob Dylan awhile to win over aodiesmea in San Francisco
to Jria bom·again ChriaUanlty. AAm fans walked out of bia
first ca>cert and beadllnes in tbe
local ~_pen declared, "Bom
AJaill l'JlM Bombs."
But be met wlth little bostWty
SUDday Dl&ht at the first ol bis
four told.out concerti ln Los
Anieles. The moment three
1otpel llnCen appeared alone
OD •tact ln alitterlnt ''1.'= jack.U, undulat1DI and 1
j\lbUant ~es lD pral.le ol
the Lord, ll wu apparent Dylan
bad found another lntereattna
way to present blmaelf.
DreHecl In black leather,
Dylan preacbe4 tbe word of
God. He._ ailr new IOD8I oft
bis latest album, ''Slow Train
Coming." Seemingly in high 1plrits, be
testified to the audience about
bl1 new-found faith.
And when -wlth a 1ly smile
across h1a face -be said, "I
don't know wbat God you believe
in, but I believe ln the one wbo
rai1es the dead," the audience
responded with the enthuaium
of a gospel congreption.
Dylan sang for two boun and
tbe Santa Monica Civic Center
audience of 3,000 called him
back for two encores.
Dylan bu offered the pro-
ceeds ol the Loi Angeles coo·
certl to World Villon, an lD-
ternat:tonal Cbriltian or1anl&a·
tlon that Intends to uae the
mone, lD itl Cambodian relief
operation.
Bay Streetcars
Plan Movie Treat
SAN FRANCISCO CAP> -
Muni~lpal B.allway riders, looi
accustomed t"O mu11era,
breakdowns and stuck windows,
eet a oew form of diversion next
month when they will be treated
to "llunlmovtes." the fint fUma
ever abowD aboard a San Fran-
cisco 1treet.car.
One of the city's ancient
1reen·and-yellow electric 1t.reet-
can wW be equipped with two
monitors for a 45-m.lnute com·
blnatioo ot ,modern and tum-of·
the century foota1e -a ICll't of
rail-borne ln·fil&bt movie.
Addnulng reporters Sunday
at Loa Aneeles International
Airport. Brown said the propoaa.I
will not raise the price of
guolioe at the pump.
ti. I AJ\BBITI
IN SUHANCE
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FAIMIH IMSUIANCE
GROUP
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·SENIOR CITIZENS . .
$1.00 Hearing Tests
Set For Santa Ana .
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SAN DIEGO <AP) -Pactfic
Southwest Airtlnes has agreed to
la IRREVERENT
In the DAILY PILOT
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~o Busing Solution?
A four-month, computerized study of possible ap-
pritaches to school deseareaalion in the Los Anaeles area
has come up with the word that there apparently is no
~ibility of· effective deseereaation without 1oina into Otlnge County and other areu to draw in more white
stqdents.
1be study, ordered by SUperior Court Judge Paul Eg-
ly, examined 17 simulated plans, both mandatory and
voluntary. The idea is to shift students a.round to de·
se1regate schools that now have an enrollment of 60 per-
ce9't or more minority students. At present Z75,000
mtnority students attend such schools.
None of the plans would desegregate more than a
thtrd of Los Angeles schools the first year. That would
drop to less than a fourth by the fifth year, the re-
searchers told Judge Egly, who is in charge of desegrega.
tion efforts.
Th1s is because white enrollment now accounts for
.only Z1 percent of the district's student population and is
continuing to decline.
In short, there simply aren't enough white students ln
Los Angeles to achieve a balance in any deseeregation
plan.
These facts, of course, are bein& used by proponents
or school integration to bolster support for the so-called "metropolitan=· 1an that would combine the minority scf.aoola with om!nantly white schools in c:Uatrtcta out·
side the Loe ge1es area.
Since it obviously is impossible to uproot people from
their homes to change the residential patterns that have
created the minority schools, integration proponents see
interdistrict busing as the only solution.
They choose to overlook the fact that residents of ad·
jacent school districts (including those of Orange County,
which would be a principal target of the metropolitan
plan) have never had a voice in the operation of the Los
Angeles school system, nor are they responsible for Los
Angeles residential patterns.
We don't envy Judge Egly his task in trying to
achieve what appears to be statistically impossible. We
do resent the suggestion that Orange County has a
responsibility to help solve what is clearly a Los Angeles
problem.
And, What with the declining birth rate for white
f amiliea compared with minority f amiliea, the continued
tn~JDigratioo of minorities and the seneral mobWty of the
population, the advocates of the metropolitan intearatioo
plan face the ludicrous prospect of ulUmately bavina to
reach out to Blythe, Bishop and Bakersfield to ac-
complish their ends.
With the overwbelmina pauage of Proposition 1 on
the recent ballot, the peopfe of California spoke out loud
and clear ln opposition to expansion of school buaina.
The insistence of proponent.a of the metropolitan f Ian
lndictates they simply refuse to conalder the wishes o the
majority of the voters.
• OpintoM expreaed In the apace above .,. thole Of the Dally Piiot.
Other vi.w. exprneed on this pege .,.. thoM Of their authorl and ~ Reeder comment la Invited. Addtete The Dally Piiot. P.O.
Bolt _1580, Coeta Mna, CA 92629. Phone(714) 842-4321. '-
Bo.yd/Shenanigan
That word "lhena.nlean ..
com•• from the lrUb H·
preuloD 0 11oanaebul1blm" menm, "I p1aJ trick.a." ,,--
Tbe ~ GI amnar-rted COMplll UYlq t.oletber ii apected to triple ID tbe natdecMI.
Bestaa.rut. aattonwtde made ftff u.m. u much
IDCIDIY CID daa 1.ut JUI' M
U., mada lom" 1ean •ark.
fte ..,_ man thaa 100
yun aid outnUJDber the men
more tb.111 100 yean old by
twotocme.
Q. ''How old wu the real
Captain BU1b wbeq tbe erewma ~ tbl B.11.S. Coun-~ Mt ldm IMlrtft tn the Soatb Paclflc after tbe f amou
muUD7;?''
A • .Jlllt•. Be wu a U-. um. .Wt.Ur. bu& wu called Captila beeaue be eom·
maaMclatllk>.
la i..aiqton, Ky., lt'1
qalillt tbl law to e&n'1 u
lee cream cone In your Pocklt.. ..,
Molt of tb• caatlel ln :rafGMt wn «tCWU1 buUt Oll11cm ~.
UGLY 8'1'UrP. Tbe crowd wu
described bJ tbe Loe AueMI
Tlmea u "motoftycle rfden
wltb Harley-Davld1on wta11
emblazoned on thetr Jachtl;
elderly. IJ'&Y·baired men wear·
lnl military capt; blonde J'OUlla
men and women trom cOlleae
fraternities and aororitln wear·
lnt• Greek Week T ·abtrta: bomoaexual1 weartni Gay
Power T·lhirll, and a number ol
persona wearina buttou that 1ald, 'Turn OD To Jeaua,' and
'Smile, God Lowe You'."
It WU, la fact. a prwtly IOOd
cro.1 eectlon of Americans -we
are a diverse bunch. It wu also
a pretty fair alpal of the kind or
concern. anger and truatratioo
that waa buildin& up over the
taklng or American hostages in
Tehran. Man. it was time to
move -and Jlmmy Carter
rinally did.
Jack Anderson
1r n asn:cr military op-
Uou la • wry touCb world -and you pt the tm~loa Uurt
moet Amertcana b..ve -tbm we
have to flnd new waya to
moblllu oar powec. Part of that
power la that we are the Bta
Coo.au.mer. Tbe ayat.ollab may be
crHy, butbewun'tcruyenoup io cut otf ow-oU -J presume Iran
bu a cub-flow problem. evm if
they could replace tbe U.S.
market.. that replacement would
take time and ecooomic diak>ca·
tloo.
Tbe Teb.ran lncklent. even ll tt
eoda happily and with Americu
dlplty relatively int.act, Wi 't
going to be tbe lut of ltl kind.
No more than the mu.rden ol
American ambassadors were m
Cyprus, Sudan and Afghanistan.
We are a bte target and we have
s~wn an l.n.abllit.y or unwilllnc·
•roo \,4d .. Jr., blew it~ 1M U.S. is gdtl~ inSC>kn1 ~~
" neu to respond to ovtrapous
provocatloa and 1ambllnc by
t1Dbonla MMmd the world.
CAJrl'D"S ACl'ION coWd be.
abould be, the RweJnnlng of wiltt
and toucher UMS ol commerc1aJ
weapons. Amertcan business
woo 't llU lb.at corporauoo.s
are for a atridmt foreign policy
that doesn't affect their oveneas
sales and deals. Tough .
Corporate leaden will have to
team that the aacriflce they are
alwaya caJhnc for in tboM little
piecu next to tbe editorial .,..e
ID The New York T1mea ii IDinc
to have to be Iba.red by them..
too
A httJe sacrifice wouldn't hurt
any ol us. And 1l hasn't hurt
Jimmy Carter that h9,bu final.
ly found a compellln1 reason to
call for American self-diacipline
and pnde.
INS 'Illegal' Chase aits Apple Orchards
W ASRINGTON -Tbe wild
card tn UA·Mmcan· rebtlom,
which may be the key to our
energy future, la the t.bouaaDds
of tlleeal aliens wbo swarm
across American borders in
droves 24 hours a day.
The actual number of these
faceless lotruden, wbo bide at
night and
work at
menlal jobs
by day, may
run as high u
8 mtllioo or 10
mlllton. The
sheer welgbt
of tbelr nwn·
bera ii over-
wbelmtna for
the outnum-
bered and UDderfUnded aaeata
from tbe lmmt1ratlon and
Naturalbatioo Service <INS),
wbo are rupoulble tor ap-
prebendt.ne Wepla and return·
inl them bome.
D ESPITI! INS' 1 bort·
bandedneu, tboq.b. we've un·
covered evidence tbal tbe
a1eney'1 1nvesttaaton may be
wutlDI time .-money barau-
tn1 apple farmen wbo have
Sydney Harris
let~ brOQlbt forelp wcd.mw in to pkt tbeh cropa.
To ft.nd out who WU ri&bl in
the Great Apple Controversy, we
sent our reporter Matt Spdsm-to
the heart ol the apple country in
Romney, W. Va.
Few ol the apple farmers in
Ham~bire County objert to
legitimate inspections by federal
inveaU1ators to see if llle1al
forelp wonen are employed.
Even tbe desperately poor
placidly accept tbe cbect-upa.
But our reporter learned
that a dozm INS a1eot1, opent-
inl oo a Up that there were 80IDe
ille1ala in the orchards, coa-
ducted a rodeo-1tyle J'O\mdup,
disregarding 1earcb warranta
and cl vtl rlebll.
Out of 1,000 workers, they
found and arrelted about eo lm-mlsranu wboee papen wena"l
in order. At tbe farm of Guy
Sbanbolts, tbe a1enu dro•e
thelr can and .. u oato the~
ert1, ripplq up orcbant Gekta.
and MIMliRI dozma ol wonen
into panic.
WllZN TBS lrat.e &anbnba
demanded u aplan1Uoa., tbe
INS l'euteu Foldicb ~ bt.m
tbey ball a rtcbt to C09daet war-n.nu.. leU'dle&. But DO UJepl
worlten were found at the or.
chard Ot.ber ownen protested
that they were never asked for
permission to allow tbe acmts to
intrude 00 their property.
Seftnll apple Uowers com·
plamed tbey eouJdn 't let the INS
bloodbc:.mdl to nea Cl ve their
names. One OW'1lef tned to ln·
tervene on beba1t ol a worter,
but was t.old to butt out or face
arrest.
IN ONE lnst.ance, a erouP ol
Jamaican. pickers was sur·
row>ded on • country roadalde
by a caravan ol acents. When
tbe workers explained their
docnmenU wefe back at camp.
tbe acmta droYe them lbere. but
OGff at the site nasbed abe..s to
ram.ad the t.mttw.aae for U-
le1ala. None were found.
Al another farm, the INS did
tl.Dd about a dolen We1ala. but
only after taltln1 tbe ex·
traordinary atep. of ltlcldn1
tbroup the buD.k.bouse doon
and ~ some wol'ten wbo
were leplb' ht I.be count11.
One tem.ap boJ plaJlni with
a BB IUD wu paralysed with
fear wt.m one acent aimed bis
IUD at bim and yelled ''freae"
10 ha best "KoJak" manner
EVEN IN tbe norm~ eoo-
servatJve. red-wblte-and-blue
country of the West Virginia
panba.odle. Romney townspeo-
ple aC'C'\ISe the federal cope ot
racism. "Anyone wbo'a not
white. watch out," ooe white
farmer told Spewer.
The Jam&Jcao and Mexican
workers are dbmayed at the
1tron1arm tactics tbey ex-
peneoce. "I came bere because
the U.S. government wants me
to," one worter told us in broken
English. ·'I follow all the rules,
rill out all tbe papers. I ftnally
1et here and all they do ii trou-
ble me. J doa't lt:Dow if It's worth
it." '
Footnote: ln taimeu to tbe
INS aaenta. our own prevtoal in-
\<eatJ1atJou bave shown that
many foreign worten have hem m~ataome~.
and part ol their duties are to
protect such abuses. Ao INS
apotesman defended the qeo&a'
acUom ln the apple orcbardl,
but couldn't comment on our
apedfic ftndinp.
Aristocracy and Deinocracy Aren't Opposites
i ,
r.
. .,
J
tM tt. 6MI DOt mateb tbe f ect.t ~ U..ca•.
DaMll INllln n t. aot u,. lq to,....,,. tbat Ruucc1 w tn.
DOCtal -ool)' tbat there WU • doUbt .. IQ l\lllt. .
u .,,. ii to be M!let'ed-aocl
maay ajdel claim be lhoa.ldn't be -pOlct, dtlpera for I IUSi*t.
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'Slow Trial'
SAN FRANCISCO
CA P> -For the second
time. the Califoro1a
Court of Appeal has re·
versed and dismissed
the robbery conviction
of a woman because abe
didn 'l &et a speedy trial
last year. Molly Rivera
Reyes baa been serving
a is.year term at the
federal pruon 1n
Pleasanton since July
1977
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:1600 S. Clementine Street, Anaheim
-IRE C091PLBT£D HIGH
atbool at the aae ot 14.
-Wbil• at the Uni verally ot Ceo·
tral Florid.a, abe cban&ed her m~
from mat.b to cob:&lJ:' sclenc.. and rather than fall her acbed. ,
tomplet..t •t boUn ot COU1MI lD oae year. •
-eatned her pl.lot'• Uceme
ortly alter araduatioa, muterlna
the ek.lll to solo after ~· .we'ek ol leuoas. ·
-To k p lD tot> .Ph1•1cal eondl·
Uoo. the th.roft IWr $·foot·2·lncb,
l°'·pound frame l.Dto t.oucb football, •~c•r, ..Uh\I. 1wtmmln1. hlklna. campm,, and 1klln1 .
.. IT ll18T GOES to thow you," abe
said In an lnt.ervlew, "that if you
bell eve in youraelf, you can ac·
complilb anylh1n1. And, you doo't
have to be a 1en1ua. I may be brtl!lt.
but I'm sure not brtlllaot." S~e does not discuss her IQ and
"Got a problem, TMn wnte to Pot Dunn Pot IO'iU
cut TN ~. ~ the OM1DeTI and odloll .,OU IW'ed
to aolue meqsat~• i:n gowrnmm and ~ Moll
I/OUT qMationl to Pat Dwtn. At YOUT ~. OranQe
Coon DaU11 Pilot, P.O. 8oz 15"0, Costa Mt.a, CA
mM. At maftJI ldter1 Q,J pouabU vnU ~ 01UWeTft1,
but phoned btquirie1 or left,.,.. noc mcltdng t.he
reader'• full name. oddre11 and ~as hour1' phone
numbtt cannot~ corutdnftl Thu column appear• doi·
111 erupt Sundays ...
Dance
Concert
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Dance Theater West T 845 1701 will premiere four epec.ntef -24"°"'9
works during the CourtnyolOr.DntdW.Glbeon
company's Nov 28. 29 ~~~ii~~~~~ijji~iiiiii~~jiiiii~ and 30 performances at
Golden West College an
H11nUncton Beach.
The dance concert
begins at 8 30 p m an
the college theate r
{ General ad.rntss1on 1s S4 ~ Strfet 011 Mall Orden and student tickets are
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coatlaae &o rank ll10 amoaa problems aai.mtued a v a' I ab I e in the
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tbe new sbJppln« date. Tbe leller also mut pn
yoa a stamped envelo~ or pos&canl lo seed back
yoar answer. U tbe delay ls lea Uau 31 days and
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ablpplac elate. Bat, lf tbe delay wW lut loa1er
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wll.bln seven bu.llneu days. On credit sates, tbe
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cycle.
~ nales do not •Pl>b' &o mall order pboto
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Buzzer Sounds, MHter Alerted
Altorne:r :rays
Unnsultl -Price
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Rock star Elton
John 'a manager waa ordered to participate in a
crime clJvenion pro1nm for alle1edly wbactin1 a Fairmont Hotel doorman with a cane.
The lawyer of John Reid, ao, appeared before
San Franctaeo Municipal Court Judie Lucy Kelly
McCabe, who ordered Reid to 1peod a minimum ot 2S boun worttn1 with the Japanese Youth Council
in San FrancUcc> to develop a community service
pro1ram.
Reid applied for the cHvenloa prosram after
be was aeCUMd ot bltUn1 tbe dOahDan after a db· pate at tbe bOtel •
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te b tlaem Uaat tt'• -,_bin that tbitJ hive to Perform ...
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"We wtU be open Thenkagtvtng Dey
... from 9:00a.m. 'tH 1:40 p.m."
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tor about 11,lllOO eatb ID Ntall
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He bu fonlMd I DOD•
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1UJllldoal I« I.be blind ••ried to~ tit Ills btrdl.
aerwlct baa developt
mount IOllMth1DC like tM
veodon hant from theli'
at ball••••·
Tbe bird perch•• DHr tbe
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This Is the week to send FTD's
Tha ·ver·BouquetJ
• ExclusNe Fm 1M:x:x:Pex '"
Container wrth harvest motif
'bu'Jl be sending mums frOfTI the Pilgrims. Daisies for abundance .
And a candle for generostty.
Or send FTD's tradtttonal Fall Mum Plant ..
Helping you say it right
lheF'l'D~~-ta/dlv~fOr i.a hln $'6.00."6an ndepel~~eocf\ F10 AarW•,. °"" ~ SeMoe d'tClgeeand ~~be ocdlalCL MOit FTO Fbtdl OOOIPt M'lertca I~ dndot. mcpadcardf. ,.,.,... . ..,...,..DtMt,
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8Y .....,., TBS PAC·U lboWd ha'N tu def· mmaa ot l.UC. WOfbd oUl. ADd ma,'8. just ~~!~:!..USC woe't be 1ubJeeted to double o
,....,..,.,. fer belq-d all •hl•P"-'°° aood·
tM ROM Bowl. tail flnt. aboWd tM TroJ1.n1
(5-0-1> IOM their cue with UCLA Saturday. And Ul.lt WU doae ln tbe interest of fair·
nn1!
pme should 11.a)' home aD4 trakti AD U -.in
play ln the ROie Bowl.
USC. which deteadecl ltielf ~ WU 10
days aao ID Wub.lnctoA. ean ol ~ IGl9e the
1ltuatioo by beatlna Us etW40n itHl Satur·
day at the CoUaeum. Bu&. U. tbl9le f-et. re· maim~ the '.l'ro,)a,DI lbOUJd llOl ba~ to ~ ~mselwstoaaatberdo«&aboWclown.
''lt eeemt to be lht UMt c.am IDOlt HftN.(y
penaliled la use.·· • .,. Trojan Coach lolt.D
RobtnlcxL '"We felt we woo tbe ehamplaDablp outrltbt. oa the ftelct. We uaumed we were
cbampkm. It'• ult yaa have ooe set ol rules
and you play by them. But u 100D u JOU wtn.
somebody aaya 'Hey, there'• another set ot
nlea.'
''WE WON-TSE CllAllPION8lllP once and
that 1bou.ld beeuoalh. ••
"WE BOP& WK 8BAT UCLA.'' aays
Robimoo. ··And .. 11 do our belt to bea them.
But I will not accept UDder ..., cmc'M-. the
prem.iae t.bat.. if we really .,. dMentq ol the
cb.ampkJnship, we'll wln oar 1ut same. I WOD't
accept lhal. And nobody i1 1otn1 to set
thel:DMllwia otr the book by aQiAC It." Uu!.ortunat.ely. oo Uus artument. Rotlimon Indeed, it aboWd. Only. aomewbere an the
Pac·lO laws there's a clause that aaya oace la
sometimes not eDCJUlb. You know, neht belo•
the one that aays a 9-1·1 team that loses ill fll1a1
""~outoforqc.
WW I01llebody please check to see If Al
Paci.no ba.s any elieibility left!
Lakers Need Rest
That's What Wilkes Says After ~y Wm
BJ E&NIE CASTILLO ot_Deltr .........
INGLEWOOD-Saodwlcbed
between two road trips, tbe
Lakers' Sunday matinee was
anything but an afternoon de
light. But you sure couldn't coo
vince lS,781 title-starved Los
Angeles fans of that.
Showing the first signs of NBA
fatigue. the La.ken played slue·
gish and sporadic buketball.
Showing further symptoms or
Magicmania, the Forum crowd
gave them strong and auatamed
ovations anyway.
SUCH AllE mE REW AllDS
of being a win.Der. aa the Lakers
learned Sunday when they put
to1ether just enough bot streaks
to beat IDdiana, 12'7·10C. on an
off day.
''The fans were ereat. Tbey
gave us a lift when we needed
it,•· said Earvin "Maglc"
Johluon, a shoo-in for Crowd·
pleaser-of-the-Year lf not
.,-.,..,..,, ... 1 Rookie-Of·the-Year.
Actually, the Laten could be
excused if the.Ir mlnds were on
somethina other t.bao basketball
at 2 o'clock. 'Ibey were comtn1
• otr three road game. ln four
days aod &et.U.o.a ready for a
1lmilar tour tb1s week. Surely,
th.ls 'looted Uk• • bad time to
schedule tbe club'• flrlt .ohm·
tary mattnee in b1storJ'.
we can eamrol some of that by
playinc smart ...
MOU 'l1IAN fresberung up.
Norm Nixon t.binks the Lakers
need a refresher course "W~
were extremely auressive It
the begbming of the seuoo but a
lot of that bas died." tbe veteran
cuard UJd after a 14 polllt, 10
assllt day.
"'We haven't bad mucb pnac
llce time but 1t wquld be impor
tant to the team and eaeb m
d1v1dual if we start.e4:. bustlm&
a1aui."
The Laken. bave time for
neither rest nor pracllce thJ.a
,..ee k, 1bey play Portland 'I'ues·
day. Seattle Wednesday and
Phoerux Friday. All three games
agamst their biggest threats to
the division c rown will bt>
televised on Channel 9
·'They're our ID&lD coo:apeu
t10n and they're au goan1 to be
tough." said Kareem Abdul
Jabbar. who bit on nve ol six
sbou Sunday to make bim SO-
for-62IDbl.alastftve1ames
LIKE NIXON. Abdul m8 lt
clear the Laters ltill need • lot of wort. 0 We haft to l.mPl'Oft, ..
the 7·2 capt•in said. "We woo't
do Vf!rJ WI If we ltQ' et um
level." ~
Joh.asm. whose youthful ex·
uberance 1s lbe mam reason the
Forum jeers have turned to
cheers. as convinced-sort al.
"'It's eoiDI to be a btc test for
us." be said. ''The team believes
we can win anywhere; we've got
to go in with confidence. But it's
a tou&b road trip. We just have
to do OW' best · ·
lntenm coach Paul West.bead.
for one. llD't Uu.oking about a
sweep. "We've learned to play
our veey best in the game at
hand," be said. "All I can aay 1s
'Lel's play buketbaU.' I don"~
care if we play day. night. after·
noon. or wherever.··
ONE PERSON WHO IS c:on·
('erned about such minor details ·
1s new Laker owner J erry Buss.
"ho seems Just as determined to bnng a tiUe to Loa Angeles as he·
as to briDI people in the Forum.
It WU Buss wbo scheduled three
Sunday afternoon games this
vear. the flnt ol which featured
$2. 50 cokmnadeaeata.
Pertaapa fitttn&l1, It was Buss
wbD ... Pal 1We7'• guest in the
po1t·1Jame iotenie• on the
Forum floor. Not lllJ"Pl'fslllly,
be too tot an ovaUon.
Raiders place-kicker Jim Breech turns a
somersault in anguish over missing an
18-yard field goal which would have given
Oakland a 24--24 tie with Kansas City in
the closing seconds. Instead, the Chiefs
emerged with a 24--21 victory, the first at
Oakland Coliseum since 1966. The bolder
is David Humm.
"We need aome rest:'' sur-
mised Jamaal Wilkes, who fin.
tshed with 21 point• after scoring 17 tn tbe r1nt balf. ''Tbe
Jet la& and bavin& to flay ln tbe afternoon took ill tol . Luctily •
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Four Area Tea1ns Home Friday
W Draws Top-seeded Loyola in Opening Round • By ROGER CARLSON llrst-round attractions include Newport Harbor High, while is the No. 1 team in the CIF poll. °' ... ~ .... ...., NotreDame<SbennanOab)and Colla Mesa I.a at Aviation ahd Alt.bough beaten three times
Marini Hi&b • Vitlnp, ID the Edison at ~Wltlngton Beach; San Clemente at ParamounL this year and in the playoff• as
CIF football P~• fort.be fint Fountain Valley and No. 1 aeed. With each league's No. 1 team the Del Rey League's No. 4 team
time in tbe acbool 117-year bis· Loyola at Cerritos College; and automatically drawin& a home c wild card>. Notre Dame tory, woo the coin fiip for a Mater Dei and Redlands lock up a11i1nment a1ainat another threatens Edison's Sunset ~e "'1pment Friday in the for tbe third time ln a flrst.round leape'il No. 3 ~, the only League champions with a front ea;) romMI of the CIF Bil Five encounter. line wb1cb checks out at ~i team in the P•lrfll.-, P•,,e a4 215-~·235·22S·218 and a de-
Sunaet Lea1ue, wlll battle SEA VIEW LEAGUE cbam-!!, n..!.• !: -~ r on t four of pion Estancia will meet otber question involving an ~~-.,.CA>J
Paclflclll8bofSan Bernardlno. Miraleate, the Central Con Oran1e Coast area team wu Ediaoo I.a ttae No. 3 aeed ln the
Frid.q's Bia Five Conference ference'a wild card entry, at An1elua Le.,ue trt-cbampioo Bil Ftve. behlDd Loyola and
Mater Del. Fontana.
'ftmes 500
Parsons' Battle,
But Petty's ·War
BJ llOWOD L. llANDY ............... ONTARIO-Benny Panon1 won the battle but Rlcbard Petty
flnlsbed fifth ad WOCl tbe war
8unda1 ln the Times 500
NASCAR Grand Nattmal atoek
car race at Ontario llotor
S.l>ffd.wQ before a crowd of oi,153~ tbe i....-tn Ute histOr1
of Wt nee. .
ad could never catch up-:
The thlDI that WM uppermast
in Panom' mind when be joloed
the press for an interview after
the race, wu a question:
"Did I win a car or dldn't 1'"
he uJr.ed.
The llonarcbs were entered as Paclftc baa ltl best team ln 12
the leque'1 No. 1 choice, but years and amoai the Pirates'
with Santa Ana abo drawing a victims wu RedJanda. Pacific
home a11l1mnent lo the knocked Redlands trom the No.
Southern Conference, the date 2 J>09itian In the CIF poll with a
and time for Mater Del remaJna 13-12 dedsioD. umeUled. Mater Del and RedJanda have
met twice Wor. in the flnt
BOTB '.l'£All8 t1TILIZE Sn-round ol tbe ctr playoff• with
ta Ana IU>WI u tbelr bome bue. Redland8 takSnl a 34..0 ded.llion
Tbe dedaloa to pit Foaa&aln in l9G and a 2"-22 victory in
v all97 ft. No. 1 teed Lofol.a 1977. &l•ea tbl Baroal, the clefendln& Mlralate Hl1b of Rancho
CH' m, Plve Oaaference cbam· Paloe V9l'del ftnllbed in • tie ptona, tbe role u No. 16 ln the for fourth place (C·l> with
ellmlnatlont. Lawndale In tb• Pioneer
Two ~ qo It wu Loyola Leap.
wbleb eliminated Fountain Redoado Beacb·baHd Avla·
Valle1 IQ tbHeoand road of the tlon, tbe No. C Med In the Ceo·
playotfs, ~20. in double over-tral Ccmfermce, la tbe Pkloeer
time. Lea,ue•1 dun•ip&m with • 7-0
record. Paramount, tbe
LOYOLA BAS &OLl.ED Subvba Leape champ, ~t
throuah 10 rlnla th1I seuoa and 8-1 ID INIDe~
. -~ JAMES EDWARDS GETI REBOUND OVER JAM.ML WIUWI.
PUICllll ~ tliiOilib tbe
alt 10 ).ape to eapturt the fSDa1
HH ca &be NA8CAB drcuit th1I
• MUClll wWi AD ayerqe lpeed ~ m.m mu. per bOal' lD CJDe ot U1e wUde1t flnl1bH of tbe
IN PABr YEAD. the wbmer
of the race has been awarded a
compact ear along with the win· ner•a cbeck. Panom plckecl up
the tu,950 cbeck but no car and
Hemed dllappol.Dted. In tbe final 1prtnt to the
eheckei'ed Ila&. Paraon.1 and
Bobby AIUIClll wqed • tGlftd
battle.
"l wu lucky OD the lut la»."
~ams Can't Afford a Giveaway
Pancm nrealed. ••1 IPt a little stdewan off the llnt conaer whiil Bobby and I made C9Gtact-Tbe difte'ace wu uwi,_. W :r.C::.~~-=-0::~n1
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ADED 1B BE WELT P9U)' ran bard tb.rou;hOut e race. Parsom laid;
''I thOUPt be WU nanninS all
out all ctq. Re bid a Utt.le dlf·
fl cu tty 1olo1 down tbe 1tral~wa11 bu& lt wu 1JrO:
bablJ bll IOw sear tiOx~
PettJ CODClUTtd that he bid
UlelPSTl'Y, Paaeat> ~
81 IOllN DVANO .................
LOS ANGELES-When the WaJWard Ram1 (5-8) take tbe field tonl1bt ,<6
o'clodc) at tbe CoUMWD, nobodr wt11 have
to remlnd &blnl bow much wW be a stab.
To a DlaJw tb8 Rama boW another bl
mt1bt ))0-.oommtttlD, tnatant suldde, t:f:ite New Oi'ltw t1mel1 dtteat in e8uDdaf. • ..
• TBB llAllS CAN'T AROllD to ·piav linaway ~re. 11k• UleJ dkt 'Mm ~
New YOrk Olanta and the Qalcqo Biin.
If they eattrtain any tbO"'* ot Wm1D.I tbelr aeventb 1trat1bt ~C We1tem
1UIPC (7J•) ••• --,. 14*11 ta UDl'lor meetlntl (10.0-2> at Ute
CoUMwn. a:na .UM Rama bold a decldod
1M·2 Mrt• ..sa..
AND. DESl'ITB tbe crippllna number of
lnJuri•, Rami also eater the came
bO~ tbt No. 1 cWamlft aD1t In tbe
NFC.
AU.U. ~wb.Ue. bu not anlJ at lta
start!q ~ct, but la alllo cwntn1·
oft ita want 1ame ol Uae JUI' qllmt tbe:
New Yoit Olanta ellbt dQ8 aao.
In that bol'TeUdou M·S M&bact to the·
Ol ta, tbt FalooDil ltad tbr. tumbMI,
&WO lo~. lC ,_altill and a11oW4Mt:
HHll tac\1, . OH HHlUDI la· 8tHe: • '
Barttowaki'I blp and 1boulder lnjur,.. t
wblcb lhould kMP him lkWIMd foe tM
1ame.
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JI• PrwJ, oa replacln1 ...._, a.n.t u man.,er
of tbe KanJat City Royals: "'lbe name la Frey, u ln
•out oftbe frylnl pan and lnto tbe ftre'."
t'we•l'ft"S••f'• J .. •e•rll••
beating Montreal, 5-2, lo Natiooa.l Hockey Leacue ' Vancouver ended 10 aeuoaa of fruatratlon by Iii
action Sunday night. Beb1nd the abarp 1oaltendin1
of G&m e .. ._, who bad :w saves, the Canucu
eatned their first.ever win over Montreal •.. In a rare,
hi&b·SCOrine aame, Buffa.lo outlasted Edmonton, SH. Buf.
falo's GU Peneaalt scored two 1oala and ual.sted on two
others . . .Jeu PnmoYOld broke open a tie 1ame with what
proved to be the winning ioal u AUanta beat Waablngton,
4-2. The loss was WasbinllOD's filth straight ... The New
York Ran&ers extended 11 years of home domination over St.
Louis with a S-3 win. The Blues haven't woo in New York
since 1968, a span of 31 aames. Doa •aleeey bad the 1ame·
winner for the Rangers in the second period ... Al Secord
scored with leaa than three minutes left to 1Pve Boetoa a 5-4
verdict over Hartford. The win preserved the Bruln.s' 10-
game mibeaten atnn&~igbl wiu and two ties . . .Mlc:bel
GftJet scored two 1oala to lead Quebec to a 4·2 win over
Toronto ... Ml.noesota tied Chicago, 3-3, when defenaeman
Gary SU..-uncorked a 3f>.foot alap shot from ~e rt1bt
ooint with less than three minutes remaining .. <>rest Kht-
draelnlk scored two goals and set up another to lead
Pitta~ to a 3·2 win over Winnipeg. . .La.st year's Rookie or
the "/ear, Bobby Smith, will be lost to Minnesota for four to six
weeks with a broken ankle, suffered last Saturday against Buf.
falo.
Rozelk R~ecf• Racb• Claarge
Pete Rolelle, commissioner of the Natioou' •
Football League, labeled as "ludicrous" a recent
charge that the league was lax on recruiting
blacks for administrative jobs. The charge was
disclosed in a memo sent to certain leaaue players and of.
ficials by Ed Ganey, bead of the NFL's players' aaaoclat.loo
... Saar a.1 Lecmant and Wllfrede Bedel will t.anale Friday night in the richest non-heavyweight fight in biltoey.
Benita wUJ &et $1.2 million and Leonard $1 mllUon for their
World Boxi.DI Council welterwei&bt cb.ampionahip bout at
Caesar's Palace ln Las Vegas .. Jadl Newi. of Australia
captured the Australian Open gou championship Sunday by
one stroke when Gre& Nonnaa missed a three-foot putt on the
18th green ... Japan's Nono Samkl, winless this season,
won the Taiheiyo Pacific Club Masten goH tournament by
twn stloltes over three American playen-Tom Wataoa, BW
aocen and Bod Carl .. A federal trial begins today for 17
defendant.a from 10 stat.es accused in a plot to fix bone races
at the Pocono Downs thoroughbred track in oortbweutem
Pennsylvania . . . Jolm MeEaroe beat llanld &olemea, 8-3,
M, 7-5 in the fln.alS of a Grand Prbt tournament at Wembley,
England, despite a bosWe crowd which b1ased every tlme
McEnroe protested a line call ... Fire 1wept tbroulb the
oldest barn at the Red Mlle early Sunday, ldlllnC six of Dine
bones stabled at tbe Lexlnl(too, Kentucky factllty . .Anon in·
vuUgatora aretrytn1topinpolat tbe causeoftbeflre.
reteeblea, .. tlle
TV: Football -California at Stanford, 11 p.m., Channel
9.
BADIO: Football -Atlanta at Rama, S p.m , K.MPC
(710).
NFL Standings
Pl!'l'l'Y TllZN ASKED bow
Waltrip Cot a lap don. ••He apun out and pllted too
aoon," Petty wu told. Theo,
"Dld Kyle (.h1J 1&-year-old IOU)
fin!ab?" be uked. He wu told
Kyle did fln1sb the race and wu
1ati1fled wttb b1a day's work.
Dale Earnhardt woo the
rooltle cbamplonabtp for
NASCAR wltb a nlntb place
flnlsh over Joe MllUkan. bis
chief pursuer. Milliken was 12th.
Asked about bia 1oa.I for a.ext
year, be replied : "Win the
cbamplonsblp, • • to wblcb
Panona replied: "Hey wait a
minute. I bad that lo mind."
The new season starts in
January Qt RJverslde Interna-
tional Raceway.
,.,...·~·J
RAMS •••
engineered a 15-7 win over the
Rams at Atlanta laataeaaoo..
Falcons Coach Leeman Beu·
nett isn't too optimistic about bis
team's chances, though.
"I feel we have a chance to
win alt.bough the Rams a.re a
better team than us," says Ben-
nett, which doesn't say much
about the Falcons with all the in·
juries the Rams have suffered.
"We have a lot of people who
aren't executing with the same
intensity as last season," Ben-
nett continued. "When we won
our fll'St two games, a lot of peo-
ple bad bilb expectations for us.
The media and the faD5 at home are disappointed we don't have a
better football team."
F&Oll TBEI& QUICK 2·0
be1lDD1n1 the FalcoDa bave
aince won only two of nine.
The Rams, OD the other band,
have bad no real peaks or
valleys. One game they look like
world beaters and the next they
make Detroit look like a Super
Bowl proepect.
Ideally, what the Rama would
Uke to do is have their final
game of the season at home
auimt New Orleans decide the
division championship. They
handled the Saints easlly in New
Orleans and the team feellng ls
they can do even better at the
Collaeum.
But first the team baa to prove
it can wlo -and wln con· alatenUy. And the Rama will
have to at.art a streak with tbeir
third atartiag quarterback
<Vloce Fernpmo> in u many
games.
AMERICAN CONl'l!RENCE
East
NATIONAL CONl'ERENCE We New England
Miami
Buffalo
N.Y. Jets
S.ltlmore
Houston
PlttsbUrVh
Ctevet..S
Cincinnati
Denver Sano•
Oeklend
Seattle ec ...... oty
W L T Pd. Pl' PA
8 .. 0 .667 321 221
1 s o .583 222 1n
6 6 0 .500 233 209
5 7 0 .417 246 286
' • 0 .333 19l 276
Central
9 3 0 .750 2IS 250
9 3 0 .750 301 195 a ' o .667 289 m 2 10 0 .167 256 316
West
9 3
9 3
6 6
6 6
.5 7
0 .750 230 187
0 .750 305 204
0 .500 266 249
0 .500 270 211
0 .'17 , ... 203
Dallas~
PhlladelPhia
Washington
N.Y. Giants
St. Louis
Tam1H1 Bay
Chicago
Minnesota
Green Bay
Detroit
New0r1eans
Rams
Atlanta
S.n Fr.nclsco
East
W L T Pct. Pl' PA,
8 ' 0 .667 260 225
8 .. 0 .667 231 221
8 .. 0 .667 2A2 211 s 7 0 .417 189 229
3 9 0 .250 231 252
Central
' 3 o .750 241 1n
7 5 0 .583 235 209· s 7 0 .417 182 2.51
.. 8 0 .333 183 229
1 11 0 .Ol3 169 275
West
6 6 ' 0 .500 269 263 s 6 0 .455 202 212
.. 7 0 .364 20I 250
1 11 0 .083 234 339
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No Longer Supe1'?
.
Steelers, Cowboys Suffer Big Defeau
B1Tta.Aa11d_.Plw e..alea18,Canlnal811 a.e .... nett.W of u.D Pla1e4-PU'Uculally Rea lawon'\.t bit kett.b Krepllo wttts a a;fard
Ilk•._ Bowl tum), ~ a4 i>aua. ftncl TD ~.,, lay tn the fourtl\ quar~ 1lvlD1
tbemMlvee tleid at the top of Ulllr ...-.,.alH Ha· Pb1l a lt.1 victory over St. Louil a .Hare
Uoaal Foottiall lAque dlNIGniJ todaJ. of tbe East lead.
Bath the ........ aDd Cowbo)8. .-.0 ID« ill "l'm pleated we're tbe(e,•• Coach Dlck
lut IUU11'• 8QPel' Bowl. daowwd ta a ... ol Vermeil &aid of the ftnt place deadlodl, .. but It Oil· turnowen &mday. ly counta at the eod of the year." ~ 1aw lta four~· wbmlai ltNak Olleta •2. a.-... 21 ao up lD flam• .. Sao ~ Oft .... .... f: .. and turned fou.r of 1mo aw1er and n.: t=': ~0 2~~l3 S:::!:" ~r.:;: plo:.~ ad • »-T rout of tbl defead.tnt ell.am-before beln• forced out of the aame wlth a
Cha-as, Ill, .. ,. 1 acratdled rtoit eJ•· Gifford Nielsen ftnllbed up for
· -· -the Olien, completJ.Qc to of 1s ror U9 yards. Piuaburcb'• Terry Bradlhaw bad a terrible Putorln.l returned to the 1ldel1nes lo the
Ume wtth San Dleao'a llnebacken. Ray Preston second ball, wearing a patch over bis rtpt eye
intercepted him twice lo tbe flnt half. each time Hts injury wu not beUeved to be terious.
aetli.DC up a San Dle10 acore. Tbeo aoother PatrtoU 50, Cob 21
llDebacket'. Woodrow Lowe returDll!ld another in-New Enaland recovered from lut week's '2·7
terceptlOa 71 yardl for anotberOlarprTD. drubbia by Denver, leWna lta reveqe at the ex-T'be 3$ poillta were the moat tbe Steeten haft penae cl ~. Sten Groean puaed for two surrendend in • alqle 1ame l1nee lfT4. TDa and staniey Kor1an returned a punt 80 yards Redaklna 34,.,.,...,. 20 for -.notber. ,
Joe 'I'belamum tbcew three TD paaea and ''It was our turn to DWlhroom lnstead of 1et-
W uhlngtoo '1 defense •imply wore doWD Dallaa. linl muabroomed," said New Entland Coach Ron
The Redalrloa added imult to i.Qjury. Ml!dJn& llark Erhardt, recamnc the Denver debacle.
M0teley om for a U.yud fleJd ll>A1 wltb niDe • Browna 30, Dolpblna 24
MCOoda left and tbe victory already MeUNd. Clevelmd moved witbln one 1ame of Houston
"Wbea tbey lel UI down. they waDt to nab lt lD and PitUburlb lo the APC Central by beating
OW' face:• cba.r1ed Cowboy defenalve IDd Raney lltaml lo overtime. Brian Slpe'a :W.yard TD pus
Martlo. "It wu totally an l.mult." to Oule Newaome wtth 1:21 left to plar tied the
Wuhlncton defensive tackle Dtron Talbert acore a tben Sipe bit Renie Rucker with 39-
descrtbed tbe rivalry between tbe two teama more yarder lea tb&o two mlnutea into the-overtime for
directly. the victory.
"We bate tbem'" be expl•loed. S.•h•wtl• 38, Selnta 24
Broncoa 31: ... 2a Jlm Zorn. wbo passed for 384 yarda, threw TD
Crai& Morton threw three TD PUle9 and Bob puses to St.eve Largent and Brian Peet.a in the
SweDIOD returned a fumble • yards fOI' aDGtber final 8: 18, anappmg a 34·24 tie to defeat New
score u Denver woo Us fourth atraJ.lbt. Or&eam. The Brooco9 bad to come from beblDd after Tbe late TOI were the third and fourth of the
Sari Francisco. held to just • yarcla ln tbe flnt (See PRO FOOTBAU.. Pase 83)
b alt, oeverlbeleu moved to a 21-10 lead. Rookie miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiii----
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Nlmt)'~ boata lD lJ cluaea turned out
SaturdQ .-...,,Q for Balboa Yacht Club'• an·
nual 'IWb; ~ Belatta. Sall1q wu over inside
tbe bay ad~ coanes. Tl"CdrY wmDln lD each class:
LASEil (ll)-L Mm Whitebouae, BYC; 2.
Robert Babbe, VYC. .
LIDC).SAA ('1)-1. Gary Thorne, BCYC.
LIDC).1'8 (1)-1. WW Templeton, BYC.
SABOT A (11)-1. Caaaandra Smeltzer,
NHYC; 2. Joann Norman, BCYC; 3. Pete Ker· rt1an, BCYC.
SABOT B (4)-1. Henry Manclark, BIYC.
SABOT C (7)-1. Dean Fulton, SSYC.
SNIPE (5)-1. Don Crenabaw, KHYC.
THISTLE (T)-1. Steve'Tbomu, Fresno YC.
SANTANA·30 (9)-1. No name, Dave Ullman-
Blll Hvrtchaft, BVC; 2. Daisy, Bill Palmer, NHYC.
SORC(9)-1. Vantqe,DlckSeward.~CYC.
PHRF (10)-1. Fireiilrd, Bob Longpre, BCYC;
2. Sequoyah, Jim Moore, BYC ; 3. Sparkle, Alex
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E'J'CRELl.S.22 (10)-1. Chaparral, Pat Ayres,
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UCI Crew Wins
· Sloop Regatta
' Tracy Usher of UC 1"tne, with crewmen Seth
Morrell and Rieb Mat&inaer, combined som1
aklllful aa1ling with local knowledge to win the In·
tercollegiate Yacht Racing Association ot North
America national sloop championship lD a aeven·
· race reaatta aallecl off Newport Beach Friday,
Satul'dQ and &mdaJ. The cbamploa.ab.lp reaatta was •ailed in »foot
Shields Clu1 1loope over Olympic couraea in
wiDcll that rallled from extremely lilbt OD Friday
IO a uxideaate 12·15 Saturday ad SandaJ.
Tbe VC1 ie.am eCOl'ed 11= ~ 11 fot ran· D#·"P ~ w1tb U:lpper StU _..one. ta tlalrd ~aee wttb 21 pobU .., tJDiftnlt.J of
WIHI ' , Wt&h ecMkl~ Illa O'Brl9a ad
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PRO FOOTBALL. • •
game tn the lut five ween and evened their
MUOD'I record at M. New Or&eana also la M .
lfuca 31, Olanta 3 Douc Wllllams tbnw a pair ol TD pauea to
Larry Mucker and Rieb Bell l'Ulbed for W yarda, 102 tn the flrlt half, u Tampa Bay ripped
New York. Linebacker David Lew scored
another TD, ntundnl a Ph11 Simms tumble 39
yard.I u the Buca aveqed an earlier 11·1' defeat.
••we were maplflcent.'' decl4ed T~pa Bay
Coach Jobn llc!U1.
CNef8 24, Rlldera 21
Kama etty won ltl flrlt same ln tbe Olklu4
~llMum ill 11 years, beattna the Raiden wben
Jlm 8reedl m•1Hd an JI.Jard field 1oal tn tbe final MICCIDdl. .
Ken aoa. threw three TD PUM1 for the
Raiden and neam pulled out tbe same, movlnc
Oaldad '14 Jardl fn tbe final two mlDut.el on1Y to
haft BrMda m!ll the fteld IOal tbat would bave ..m tbe pme Into overtime.
Tbe victory tDded a llve-1ame loainl 1tnak
for tile adlfl. · .... 23Jeta11
MIU Pbln-moved Cb.lcqo to tta fouth ~ .tct«J, throwlq two TD p .... tn the
trlamJb oWI' Hew York.
Daw Wlllt•m• leoncl twice for tbe Bean, f'bo
movtd tMAr neord to 7-& and stayed two 1amea
beblnd Tampa BaJ 1D tbe NFC Central .
... 11, Pacbn 12
' Nick Mlk•Mayer kicked four field 1oala and
BuffalolltoU a lourt.la quarter tie witb its only TD
of tbe pme -a ooe·1ard bunt bf ll1U Collier -wbidl delivered tbe nctory over Gnm Bay.
Mike-lla)w'• fteld 1oala traftlet 17, 14, 11
ud 12 yards and then tbe nmnlnl of Terr1 Miller
and Curtil Bl"OWD pollt1oDed the lJell for CoUlft's wiJUalDa TD.
Vlldnga 14, Uonl 7
JU$ar Yomll ICond bo&la Ml"'M'$ TDI ill
tbe I.a.ii bllf OD nM GI D ad two Juda U o.trott .._ .. AD Wb SOii tau ..... T'be vtc·
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LaluDa Beach and Mater Del biabs bave drawu
bome pmes for Tuesday m,bt'a CIF 4·A girl.5
..ollilybUl =: qparterfi.Dala while Newport 11.anGr' ad del Mar will play away.
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la •l·Bm"•Olllba (Burbank).
l..acuna Beaeb. the No. 2 Med, will host Mira
C.O.ta wbile unseeded Mater Del will bast Aviation.
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p10a11a1p pme wW be played at WeMndnster fflCb
at I o•cJock Saturday. Dec. 1. Corona deJ Mar ii
tbe two-time defendiDC champk>n
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8\11' OOLGATI'!, • tou.P veteran of tbe aoap. de· t~ and tootbpute w•n. raaured tt could bri.D1 Helena
JWbemteiD back to Ufe. After all, couJd E5tee Lemler be
toqber than Procter & Gamble? U MetDI tbey eoaJd be. Col&*W ii now reacty to s:tve up tbia reeeue milaloD.
A eou.,w of protpective buyers did surface. L'Oreal,
th bj& Freacb cosmetics outfit, looked at what C91gate
bad to aell -and walked away.
Tben c•me Japan's Kao So•p Company with a
publidy·announced offer of S7S million, a price Col.late
wu pnplftd to accept even thoulb it was weU under
wbat Colcat.e paid in 1973. Howevet-, at Lbe last minute K80
backed out o( the deal, no doutJt after peering under tbe
makeup.
SO HELENA aVBENSTEIN i.a still oa lbe auction
block.
An option unavailable to Keith Crane ts Madame
Helena Rubenstein herself. If she were around. she would
probably buy her company back as sbe ooce did some ~
yeanago
Helena Rubennein was one ol the erut entrepreneurs
of the twentieth century. A dynamic lady .,..bo stood less
than five feet tall. abe was bom in Poland and went to
Al.lltrati• to join an uoc&e when she wu 18. There she
opeoed a beauty salon, seWnc jars of her mother's favorite
facial cream. ~ sold a lot of jars.
She returned to Europe alter Lbe tum of the century.
duplic8linl lbe succesg she acbieY'ed In Australia. Helena
Rubeost.em beauty salons opened m London. Pans and
New Yortr..
llAD~ aVBENSTEIN spent so much time r acm1
arou.od the world to take care of btt business that her mar·
na1e to Edward Titaa. an American Journalist. founder.ed.
He to&d her one day after World War I that he bad fallen m
love with a YoUD&er woman.
)ladar1>e Rubenstein wanted to aave her marriage and
IO she wmt to America and IOld ber company to Lehman
Bmtben f« S'1.3 mi.Woo. It was too late. In ber autobao-sra~ .... , Life for Beauty, • abe described ber
bu s react.ioo: "Notbi.ac will ever cban1e you
Helena. Your bmineu ta your tile."
lftman 9rotben bad • much trouble nmn1.q Uus
cotm>etiel eompa:J as Colcl&e bu today. Tbe bam'ne.s de·
t.erionled. And after' t.be 1129 crab, Uliey were Ollly too
bapp1 to live il up.
Stock Market Mixed
Due to Dollar, I ran
NEWYORK <AP> -Tbestockmarbtwumixedtoday
as traders appeared to 1goore the situation iD Iran and a fall·
in1dollar.
The Dow Jones averageof 30 indmtrtaJ issues wasoff0.43
point.sto81S.27 after being aheadatooetimeby 7~ potDts.
Advancuig iasues led declu:aes by a 7~ margin on the
New Yort Stock Exchange.
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Liza Minelli con1ratulates her cO·ltars.
K·ermit the Fros and Zoot , for
performances in "The Muppet Murders,"
a special edition of The Muppet Show at
7: 30 tonight on CBS, Channel 2.
1:.JO 9 THE~ (I) ,,M. MAO.AZNft
au.t' Uu MllWlll. A vt .. I to the Mt of 'Noill D COH8UMIR JUYLIN& Ing Pef11onll" to talk wtlll
B NlWLYWID GAMl Suunne Som..a. ._, .. ,
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G) AU. IH THU'AMILY UQ. tJ (() A CHAlWe ~ry Jellerton 1 station ~ THAHKSOMNO
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upward and Arcnie 11 hlled r_. 8001 wtlel1 ~I
wtth mbed emottons et>Ovl Patty lnvttee henelf and
the aituatJon her IT1er1<1 OYer to h•• m 0000 TIMEa ~ for TllenkegMng
Florida 11111 the ceding dinner (R)
.men MlcilMI announcee D UTTLE HOl.JSE OH
that 1111 ,_ boas haa c;on. THE PRAIRIE
VM1e<l to atlletam Trege<ly r.una WfMw'I Mfll
fl,;) MACHEJL I LEH~ OlesOf'I 1nv11ea a faith
REPORT healef (James Olson) to
'1l) THE DIONNE QUINTS speak 10 tht! Walnut Grovo:'
The lrves of t1ve l<lentocal c11<1rcn congregatioo
girls wno MJrv1ve<I tl\e<r 0 MOVIE
delivery by a coontry doc-• * * "C C And Compe-
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Ann Matgre1 An OUIC:U1
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member of a mo1orCVCle
gang MM• a young wom-
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O KTLA (Ind ) Los Angeles G KABC· TV (ABC) Los Angeles
(I) KFMB (CBS) San Diego 0 KK>·TV (Ind.) l.os Angeles 9 t<CST (ABC) San Diego
I KTTV (Ind) Los Angeles
KCOP·TV (Ind) Los Angeles 8 KCET·TV (PBS) Los Angeh:1s
G KOCE·TV (PBS) Huntington Beach
An Mrtnquake lrai» Thb
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from ballet training IChool.
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woman 1acea prot>lem1
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ABC D 8:00 -''2'0-Robert." Al the
rnult of an earthquake. Ttllb. Trap. two
1or1eous mode1a and a moray eel a.re trapped ln a rapidly floodin1 under·
around cave.
CBS B 8:30 -"M•A•S•H." Much
to their Chalrin. not to menUon well-
bel"'. HaWkeye and B.J. get Iott ln
enemy ~rrttory while "'5hiq W'&enUy
needed antibiotic& back to the 4077tb.
NBC 1J 11·30 -"Tonight." Subbln&
for Johnny is comedian David Stelnbera.
Ilia special 1uest is Richard Reeves.
Md''T11eeono.1 fR) -1a NIW8 MCIHTGAU.Bn'
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A MUSICAL ROSTER WITH BOB
Dlonne Warwick (top), Tanya Tucker
Canada's Quints
Symbolized Era
ID a decade of war and economic misery -the
1930•1 -five baby prl.s were born 1n a tiny
Nort.bero Ontario, Canada town.
Durlq the flrlt few yean 0£ their lives, they
attracted more than 3 million visitors, became a
$500 milllon asset to the province, and came to
1ymbollze the hopes and dreama of an era.
·'The Dionne Quintuplets," a documentary
that telll the poi.pant 1tory of these ftve ldenUcal
lkll wbo miraculoully survived their delivery by
• country doctor lD 1934, a1n iont~t at 7:30 on KOC~TV. Qwmel 50.
Tbe 90-mlnute 1peclal NPMtl Saturday at 9:30 p.m.
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DAILY PILOT
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O ~ gafl ~ I ••4•11•9. ••lcee .. rt, I
• Wmedian Gives 'Longest MonoloO'l•P' ~~~ 1 ... .::..~=.,;; 1 e--_..._ .. _ . ..,..,_ 714M7.028J
Hll[Vard. USC. Collate, Indian.a State, Florida and ---mma:mllBlllBI-• 1 -_ _. _ - --· BJ &ATHY 060BA
CIUCAGO <AP> -Bob Rope thlnka college
students of today have so much energy that they
must have borrowed some from Three Mile Island.
America's funnymao says he got acquainted
with the nation's youth while visiting six colleae
campuses at homecoming for bis special tonight
on NBC. "Bob Hope on Campus.''
DOPE, 76, CROSSES THE AGE gap and gives
the collegiate general.Jon a dose of tus type of
stand-up comedy. the kind their parents and
grandparents enjoyed
He says they liked it. and he loved the jump·
ing. cheering and screaming he got at each of bis
stops.
Hope, who was in Chicago not tong ago for
seve ral benefit shows, says the two-hour show to
be broadcast al 9 p m on Channel 4 was Citmed at
Alal>ama universities.
''I WAS BOOKED TO PLAY TWO or three rol-
legea -personal appearances -and l finally 1ot
the Idea," Hope says. "Thu is part A(>d parcel of
my TV show for Apn l.
· 'Thi5 will be the longest mooolorue I've ever
done. I do almost 30 minutes of monologue," says
Hope. who conllnues to exude enthusiasm for bu
business after SS years in theentert.alllment held
"The amazing thing about these places <the
campusesJ 1s the aud1ence The students JUmp
straight up LO the air and they cheer and scream."
Hope says, add.11lg that while many may have been
only a concept when the last of his 60 feature films
were made. many have seen the reruns and TV
specials.
HOPE POKES FUN AT ALL THINGS
fam lhar -homecoming queens. the students.
stud.Jes and anything else he Uunks h.ts audlences Darents of Holly will like. But there was a t.Jme when Hope dadn't C j get many cheers or bookmgs on campuses because or hla support for the Vietnam war and then.
Prea1denl Nixon.
S • o M • Now, be says, the audiences are great. mng ver OVIe But ooe of his Jokes at the Umvenity of
FJonda failed to get a laugh from school officials.
LUBBOCK. Texas CAP> -The parents of late "It went something llke this lD the mooologue:
rock sm.ger Buddy Holly have filed a lawauit ac-'Here's where studying 1s an extracumcular ac· cuain~ company that in.lUat.ed fllmln1 of ''The livlty. I undersW.d when you graduate, you don't
Buddy Uy Story" of withholding payments and wear mortar board, you wear a party bat.' Tbe
preaen a dlatorted picture of the atnier'a fam.1-ljPireaiildellliiiidiidnii'liUikieithiiait itooiimiuidlii.'i' iiiiiiiiiii ly relationships. 1
The $300,000 suit WU filed by Mr. and Mrs. L.
O. Holley of Lubbock, who accused lnnovi.aiooa
violated an Oct. 15, 1975, contract wbldl provided
for the company's purcbue ol the rt&hts to thelr
son's We story.
THE BOLLEYS SAY that cootract promised
them 3 percent of the film'• net proftta annually.
But the 1ult coot.end.a, "except lor aome'toitial
lump..IUID payments," the Holleyw have d re-
ceived any payments from lnnoviaioOI.
The linger'• parents aald theJ have been told tbe film baa earned at leut 91.s mi.lUcJa aiDee tu
release. Tbe auit asks DIJtrict Judie Robert
Wri1bt to conduct an accounttnc ualnt record.a
kept by hmovialons and Columbia Picturea ID-duatrtes, Inc., a co-defendant. AMDPOM .....
The Holle,. •'1 wttbout aucb an aceounUni. 11M01 QllWi s1.eo
tbey cannot determine the extent of damasea they !~M!IM.~MA~:rt!msi~J~P~.M.~~=~~==~~~ bue suffered. but the, be1lfte lt II ... 1ubltaDtlal-;
aum neeecttna noo.ooo."
THE
DIONNE QUINTS
Tragedy Times Plve
The er ag1c story of the most
t amous babies ever born
9:JOPM
ACADEMY
LEADERS
Asllowcaseof
Oscar-Wlnnln9
and nomln•ted
sllortfllms.
IO:IOPM
Music to youre•r•
~ijl Ozawa conducts the
Boston Symphony
Or~a In Bactl and
Bttthoven. Mahler
and~.
IQNING AT
SYMPHONY
DAILY PILOT
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•AN INTSGU'IT TO WI -=.: ~~.A~~-=~ ,C:C:.·t .
ud tM ftnal llftlrm1Ucm ol me bretwwn Du.all ad .......... Clllcbeel 0'1'Mfe> le C1D1 tJ6
t.boM ,..,. IC'-mom ta mm '°"' ball' rlM::: ~ u:-.._~-:u tbM&ah '"l'be Grw San· lllil," u.. ad curectecl by lAw Jobn Carlino rro a -~ c..ery autoblo-rraphlnl> b7 Pat t••ec.nct .. >
toa.roy, tJae IDoYle adlD1rabl1
capturee tbe 1tre11H o• an
aotlM:lritutu ra&ber n,ure. the
abaolute commander or bl•
airborne troop1, when con·
fronted wttb dlucn••ort ln ta
raU.t cm t.be dom•tlc trout.
O'Keere la of a 1enUer penuuloo. A t.op.fUpt butet·
ball pl.,et', be doMn 't bell... DWAU. you have to.So ror the Jqula.r each time )'OU 10 on
the courtl.. Illa ratber dllaareea. Eitber )'OU till or
you doo't come boaie. •
WHAT llAKES TRIS PILll 80 extraordinary.
deaplte tta milleadin1 title, la lta evocation of an
era loq put. yet atlll curiously alive. Jt'a tbe ear-
ly '80a, When tbia country WU temporarily between
wan. and wbeo belorttlnl to~ military wu rather
like beklolina to an exclusive club. with special
prtvUesesfortbeseniorofficers.
Even though Lt. Col. --------
Bull Meech~ <Duva~]). ( MOJ'IE J an outstand1n1 Mvute
pilot and leader. haa been {lEJ'IEJJ7
passed over for promotion
because of b1a maverick
ways, be can still afford to live expa.naively in a
cbarm.tni m.amioo in a sleepy Southern town whose
trees an drtpplnC with Spanish moss. It's still the old
South, however, for when his son strikes up a
frtendlbip with a crippled YOWi black <Stan Sbaw>.
tbe boy quickly learns the comequences of defyilig
the local rednecb. So does Shaw. and tragically.
But tbe ultimate act of defiance comes when
O'Keere. d18obeytng a direct order from hla father,
ruabes out in defense of bis friend.
"THE GREAT SANTINI.. IS A FD..M that
rocks one emotionally because you know so well
where each character ls coming from. It's bard to
like Bull Meecbum al the outset -a loud. bard-
drinking, bard·talking. domineering man who
would like to rule his family as be rules bis outfit.
But u the film progreates, you dlacover why be
baa lbe respect of hil men, hil family -and. ul·
tJmately. ol us.
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TD osm •mm or TBS lfeectnan hnnaebold-UN Jane Pe:rsb. Julie Aw Htddoct
and 8nbl Andrew -.... Mcb" tbem. tbanb to Ca.rllDo. eUrp&, drawn u IDdS.tdaala. di.oat tbe
lb..,. .... atti ot ·~ •• ADdSlaaw. aom oltbe
lleetllu111• bouHkeeper. makes of bia
IUDp..,dDdedToomer abaantiDlpraence.
ror an tta modesty ot deltCD and lDteat. "Tbe Great BlatlDl" la a Olm that worb. It eoms
tbroqb cm a bam&n '8vel; it mak• 100 know and
care aboat ~mote from our ever,da1 llftl.
but wboM we can readll1 relate to and empatbbe wttb.
Dwall, ot COW"le. domtnatee tbe film. Inner
fall to marvel at bow completely be can immerse
himself in wbattter role be mQ be pla;Jtq-aDd here, ror once tt'• a lead.
... •1 fte Alaedmed Pre. The fOIJOwlnl are BWboud'a bot record bit.a
tor the week endiD8 Nov. 24 u t.bey appear in next
week'• lNue of BWboard ma1axtne. •
BOT SINGLES
1. "No More Tean" Barbra Stretu.od & Don·
na Summer Columbia· Canblanu
2. "Babe" St:rx A&M
3. "Still" Commodorn Motown
4. "Dtm All Tfle Us.bta" Donna Summer Cuablanca
5. "Heartache Tonight" Ea&1es Asylum
6. "Pleue Don't Go" K.C. & Tbe SUmhlDe
Band TIC
7. "You Decorated My We" Kenny Rogers
U nlted Artist.a
8. "Send One Your Love" Stevie Wonder
Tam la
9. "1\lsk" Fleetwood Mac Warner Bros.
10. "Pop Muzik" M Sire
TOP LP•s
1. "The Long Run" Eagles A5y,um
2. "Cornerstone" Styx A&M
3. "In Through The Out Door" Led Zeppelt.o
Swan Song
4. ''Tulk•' Fleetwood a .. c Warner Bros.
5. "On The Radio -Grutest Hits. Volumes
One & Two•• Doa.na Summer Casablanca
s. "Journey Tbrou1b Tbe Secret
Plants .. Stevie Wonder Tamla
7. "IUM" Herb Aloert McM
8. "Wet" Barbra Stretaand Ollumbia
9. "One Volce" Barry MaaiJow An.ta
10. "GrMtat" Bee Ge. RSO
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CINEDOME
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CHAllWI AVE. & IA FWY
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MON .... TUIS. J:eDA•:tl
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MATINEES SATURDAY & SUll~AY
"APOCALYPSE NOW" <R>
"AND JUSTICE FOR ALL"<R>
"FIDDLER ON THE ROOF" (PG)
"10" CR)
"STARTING OVER" (R)
"RUNN.ING· (PG)
Al.&. OllltV&-Uffi ONN 6'M,.M.l•etfYLf
Ctu .. Ult~ t I ''" UAtftl • K ....... .._.ufMf
•
.Arter preparing 550
turkeys, Chef Franr.
Ferschke say. he wont
have an ppetlt8.
a, ll1D!a.CUON
rr.. ~='t=-to be lD an a· ¥ta'1i'DaltUOO. lie I ...... pnpu9 ,........., ... diDner
for i.aath.anot..,.1«to•• bttebimH!f.
la fa~ be wm't nen alt dOwD cm tJW tndWoa1I daJto~bnadlDtbanU. . .
........... aecuUft cblf OI tbl llantott
Hotel, Newport Beae!a, will ......,.. cme of tbe
W.• boUaa7 NPUta lD tbl.,.. but eoa1 .....
that after aeo ~· be bM •tno appetite after • lelinl all thatfi .•
, Paepuatian for &be bl1 meal will becln the
MondaJ before TlwW&lvinl when tbe relilll
trays are PftlNlNd.
Gravy will be made oa Tuesday and tbe
cookina ol the blrda will belln at 11 p.m. Wed·
nesday. Ferscb.ke plans to uae some ovens at
the Newport.er Inn •lain tb1a year to accom·
modate the bll load.
THE 31· YEAR·OLD executive cbef will
ovenee all pbuea of the meal, even thou&b ll
means 24 hours of noaatop cooking.
"rll have a room here," be aaid, "where I
can shower and rest."
Big challenges are not new to the chef.
tbou1h be bun't always met them with such
aplomb.
He remembers well bit ftrst experience u
a lS-year-old apprentice ln the Hotel Alois Lang
Ul Bavaria.
ll was Aug. 1, 1963, a day wblcb baa gone
down in infamy for Ferscbke
He was sent out by the chef at 10 a .m . to
catch and kill 30 fresh trout from the hotel
kitchen's tanb for the noon meal
Oally "''"" ,,_ _., G«-, ·-
By 12 be had only tilled one trout and the
chef wu livid. Fencblte explained that be bad
cau1bt the 30 fish with a net, one by one, and
dumped them, still alive, into an empty holding Chef Franz Ferschke's kitchen at the Marriott 1s a whirl of activity as he prepares for Thanksgiving
tank '
THEN BE still bad to catch each slippery
fish once again and.10 through the proceaa of
ltilllna it, thus dolna the whole job twice.
"I tot beaten up for tllat," Fencbke re-
called.
He blld dedded, by the qe ol JO, to become
a chef. "At I, t and 10 I ~ 4'C>oktn1 ud
aboppiDI for tbe tbe nelihbcn.' .. aakL
Al lS M bepa bl.I ~ wWl a tme.
year lttat at U.e Hot.I Aw. ~. at the
aa1aJT of S1$ per IDCIDth. •
Ferschke also has worked in other famous
European hotels such u the Clau.sinp Poetbotel
in Garmlach, the Hotel Hohenzollern in
O.nabruck and the Hotel Am Zoo lD Berlin.
Fencb.ke also ta.lb of bavinl a "coovea.ient
life," which be accompllabel by tblnlrfnC before
acti.na, bavtq a job llae l1kee and tryiDI to avoid problelu.
LDaNG ms werk la the IDOllt important
thin&. "I wou.lda't 10 te wwk if I dktn't feel .
IDlproper Preparation
Can ~anse Poisoning
By JOEL C. DON 0. .. .....,,... ...
It•1 turkey eatiUHUOD a1aln.
But food polaonln1 could put a
1utnx1iom1c dmt ID a boUday feast 1f
1~~r• not careful baklnl the main Tlaaabehtnl fan, warn lOcal bealtll of· ~
lm)Jl'OPel' tuft91 prepm lldoii C• ID-cowa,. tbe srowtb ol1jw0 ,,,.,,men t.oOd:
polaoDlDfi bacteria, ltapbloeoecu ad
HlmcWLia, aCCCll'dtal to B4 Petrillo, a
plaal'llUldll wltb tbe P-oUcm Oaldrol Center ..
at UC 1ntM lltdle8I c.DW.
at room temperature. Outer meat portlooa
warm up IOOIM!r.
-Stuff tbe turkey Just before you rout it.
-Remove all atuffiDI from the cooked
turkey.
-~ .. ,,..... ~. Don"t watt for 1-Wt.a to ,...,, .
Petrmo Dated!: turlleJ t!Qdftns often Is tbe ~bl po1ton1n1 · It'• am~ that cmn·i.-wW
kill all tbe barnifAl baderla lD ltafftnc, be
aald.
Stamn, .. lblelded from tbe Oftll beat
bJ the turke7 carca11. lt nrelJ a• bot noap to ktlf tbl ~eraus Mderta.
comfortable," he asserted
And, be only apenda time with people he
en.Joys.
Tho8e lucky ones sometimes 1et to sample
Fencbte'1 cu.llnary t.a!enta in bis Coat.a Mesa
bome where be coob forrecreatioo.
"I like to make German cUabes or put
aometbiac toptber and try aomdh•n1 new" be
said. "I tlOC>k to clualcal oilmic." The youn,s cbef, wbo la ·...u traftled for bia
a1e. learned to speak En&Hab by ~ a d1~
t1onary while lounging on the beaches of
Barbado6
HE IS AN adventurous sort, having
traveled by Volkswagen camper to Africa and
India and on mowrcycle throulhout Central and
South America.
Fencbke ls plilloeopbic about bis JOumeya.
most ol wbieb be makes by bun.self "You es·
pttt problem5 and you ~ problems." be
S&ld.
Turkey Supply
Good; Priees Fair
Bl_.!~~~
FRESNO <AP> -For tradit.Jonahst.s who
still prefer a plump stuffed turkey ;Jt
Thanksgiving, the supply and quality shouJd be
good and the price fair lh1I season, industry
spokesmen say.
The turkey industry. which ts rapidly ex-
panding mto processed seltttion.s unheard of a
rew years ago. has raased 1S9 million birds na
taonally th as year. 20 mil hon of them 1n
Cahfonua
Both totals are up 11 percent from 1978.
says Henry Turner, manager of the CalJfornaa
Turkey lndu,,try Board in Modesto.
NEW YORK-BASED WllOLESALE prices
are about three cents lower tUn last year wblcb "i~ not bad with l.nllation and our cost.a IOUll
up,'' Turner said ln a telepbooe interview.
"We're dolnl a pretty iood JOb for the COD·
sumer," Turner said. "lt'a bard to tell what re·
tail prices wlll be compared wttb a year ago.
but l 'NOUld say they will probably be a little
cheaper."
Retail price. of whole turkeys ran1e widely.
dependinc on whether tbe)' are fresh or froaeo
or include sucb extru u thermometers, but·
ing or net.a for euler carrytnc, Turner added.
"YOO'LL PaOBABLY SEE prices from a
low of 58 cent.a to a bilb of 98 cent.a lD the same
stores because of the cllfferences ln coavemence
and because mc»t storea uauall)' have one brand
they uae u a &c.. leader,'' be aald.
Ralph Urten, manqer ol a Valcbrtl Farms
aublldlary ln Selma, l&ld tllw'l lbould be "am·
pie turteya for everybody at dole to lut JUI' lD
price."
R«at1 lll'ioM ··wru be a11 oww tbe board.··
Urien added. GroeerJ ltona tbM G&I' tun.,. u 109 ......., &o attract et.lCllDll'I milbt ..U
bird.I 10 emta a pound cheaper at retail tbea the
current wholesale pnce. he sa.ad
Earlier an the year pnces paid 1rowers
··were probably about at the break even point
but have ~one out of sight here lately ... urien
said "Everyone thought there would be so
many turkeys. but now there are not so many
That ·s when the pnce started escaJaune."
ALMOST ALL WHOLE TIJRKEYS availa·
ble for holiday dinners will be grade AAA
because birds wtth blemishes or skin tears are
increasmgly cut up and pf'OC'eSSed mto new pro-
ducts. the industry board's TurneP.w1d.
Processors now sell packases of fresh parts
-only drumsllcks or bre~t.s ·-much as has
been dooe in the chicken industry Turkeys also
are processed into ham pastrami and bot dogs
Turner said.
"Rather than take a reduced pnce for the
whole btnl that has a blem&.Sh or a skm tear, the
processor pro~bly will cut it up or cook it," be'
added
"TURKEY HAM IS CHEAPER in price. lower m fat and higher in protein than pork
ooes. That's a pretty bard combinatioo to beat."
Turkey production operates year-around
now because of the new products, meanlnl four
flocks can be raised on a rabch each year ln·
stead ol Just two u ln the past, Turner said.
Sixty percenl of the birds now are cut up
and proceaaed lnatead of bein1 'P8d as whole
turkeys for holiday I.ables, be said.
The ioduatry 11 even revivtn1 experimmta
conducted by SwaDIOO Foods in Modesto early ln~ the 1970s in markettn1 turkeybur1era
Ground turbJ 11 more practical now beeaUle a
new madd• tatea meat otf the drumlticia
whlcb .,.. bard to do by bud. 1'WMr' taid.
"We keep aeamlnl new eft'ldmdel, bow te
irow tbem beUer," be said. ''TbeJ're not Jolt
for Tbanbatvtn1 anymore."
Thanksgiving Dl~ner
Is Best Meal of Year
HR~ lnsttUctions for roasting your.turkey
:
e ~o-Bake Pumpkin Pie
T•• Tao• P• •Pilla pte ••· tllulMt eaa .. • be eoauat wttb jut on ftnkm. IO M man de-
lectable ......... or-.. Nm er.am
Ple, another tUJ 00-
ball t 4eutrt tllat t•ature1 a baae of
IWHtentd CODdtDHd
!1bllk. c:nam ebetH and th• 1unay flavor ~ euy-
•Jb-add aruae Julee COD· ~ea tr ate.
ADd don't fall to try .Party Pumpkin Plea,
with the ttch 1oodnela ot
.,eour cream. Whip up
'two, and have them
teldy and waltina t.o be
•um moned forth
wa.enever tbe crowd
11then at your boule I
NO·BA&B PUMPKIN
PIE
(Jlallfa-1-ladl pie)
l Oin1eranap
Walnut Crust•
1 envelope un-
navored pJatine
1 teaspoon around
cinnamcm
~ teupooo IJ'OUDd
0n1er ~ teaspoon around
nutme1
~ teaspoon salt
1 <14 ·ounce) can
sweetened condensed
milk (NOT evaporated)
2 egg.a, well beaten•
1 Cl6·ounce> can
pumpkin <about 2 cups)
Whipped topping or
whipped cream, optional
Prepare crust (recipe
follows>. In heavy
medium nucepan, t:om·
bme 1elatlne, cinnamon,
gln1er, nutme1 and
qlt: stir in aweet.ened
condensed milk and
e1ga. Mix well. Let
s tand 1 minute. Over
low heat, cook and stir
constantly until gelatine
dissolves and mixture thickens sU1ht1y. about
10 minutes. Re move
from beat. Stir in
pumpkin; mix well.
Pour into prepared
crust . Chill 3 hours or
until set. If desired,
garnish with whipped
topp1og. Refri1erate
leftovers. •u1e only Grade A
·clean, wicracked et(11.
• G I N G E1 a 8 N A P WALNUT cauBT
< M ake1 oae t ·lacll ...
awl&)
1'4 CUPI stn1ennap
cookie cnmabl
'4 cup flnely
cboPped walnuta ~ cup butter or
mar1artne melted ID ,;;;ii bowl, com·
bin• erumbl, walnuta
and butler'. Prell flrmlJ
on bottom and up aldea
of l·incb pie plate. Chill.
O&ANGE '9UMP&IN
C&EAll Pt£
<JlaU. .. t-ladlple) l (9-tncb) Graham
Walnut eru.t•
1 (~ce) pacta•e
cream eheele, IOfteoed
1 C1'·ounee) can
sweetened condenaed
milk <Nor evaporated>
~ cup fr'oleD oran1e
Julee conceatrate,
thawed 1 cup canned
pumpldn ~ teupocm llO'IDd
nutm., 1 cup (WI pmt) wblJ>-
plq enam, wblgped p~ enat (Ndpe
roUowt). ID tars• mixer
bowl, but cbeeM unW
ll1bt and fluffJ. Add
IWHteDed 'condenHd
l U• OU H ) CID
IWtttentd C DdtaHd l~ CNOJ: n~t.Cl>
1 (lt•OUDH) HD
mKll <about I eupt) l ·eiap (I QUDC .. )
IOUr Cl'MID l teupooo around lDDa ~ teupooe iround nutmes. ~MUPoQaWt
2 cu.,. (l pfat) wblp.
Ptnl c.rtam, wblpped
la •••ll 1aueepan, IOtta pllline ID water;
iaeat aur. o·ter low
htal. unUl 11l1Un1 11
dl1aolved. CoOa aUpU,.
In 1•'11 boWl, eomblM
1w11t1ned CODdlDHd
mllk. pumptl1. aour
er1am, cinnamon. nutme1·. aalt and plattne..lilts nu. CblU
IO mlDutel or unUl mi•·
lur• mound• wh1D
dropPed from 1poon.
Fold m ·whlpped cream.
Turn lnto prepared
m<l. Ollll ' bouit OI'
UDtll Ht. R1fri11rat• WtoYers.
~~,,.,--r"" ~ ~·~~
At Lucky, not only will you find a great price on your favorite
Thanksgiving turkeys, but also on all the trimmings. That's right
Check out Lucky's discount savings on plump Grade A to ms and
hens, selected for their good looks and good flavor. Lucky also has
a complete selection of other holiday poultry items, including geese.
ducks, game hens, roasting chickens and fryers. Plus hundreds of
lower overall prices on festive foods for your entire table! Make this
Thanksgiving a special occasion and pay a lower total for all
your holiday food items at Lucky's overall discount prices!
Fresh Meat
BONELESS
WHOLE HAMS FUU Y C()()t(£0 CUDAHY
5-7 LaS. WATER ADDED
178
L8
CURE81 2s8 HAM HALF
BONELESS. FUU. Y COCMCED LB
CROSS RIB ROAST
LI 1.89 IONlll.UI~ tOH08> INU O<UOI
LARGE END RIB ROAST 1.1 1.89 9oo«lf018f ..
FRESH BEEF BRISKET
l9 2.19 IOHOtOIEU •.
ROUND STEAK 'ia 1.89 90lllU• IONOll> •F . • ....
T -BONE STEAK . 1.1 2.58 IOMllO IRI LOIN. • • • • . . • • ••
TOP SIRLOIN STEAK ia 2.68 80fllL.IS IONDEO lllf I.QIN
~~L~~.~~ ia .88
~~~.~us~~ llOU .98
~~o.~.~USAGE ia 1.68
~~ ~ ••••• IOOZ JM 1.48
HOFFY~~A~ •ia "C .98
canned & Packaged
L ~AZ~~.~N.Ol~Ol tn. 2.39
A ~~~.~~~N~oz 1n ,99
l ~~~.~~. ~ ....... 210l.llOX 1. 59
l ~~.~.?..~~~~.~l. PK(; 1. 59
l~~~~oz.~1.37
l ~.~~.~l~~.~:!TJM 1. 75
I ~.~ .... eooi. tn. .89
l ~~.~.1~~1•oz.CM .77
l ~~ ...... 2.19
l ~-~ ....... ~:~.67
l.UClrY ... De
CLOmD ThlnlCllllVlnl Day
canned & Packaged
PLADY LEE
6PUMPKIN
bFRUIT
COCKTAIL LAOY LEE
}'LADY LEE O YAMS
.39 290Z.CM
.45 17 0Z CAN
.59 290Z CAN
f'BROWN& 49 O~~A~~~ 12 CT. PICC.
J. MARSHMALLOW CREME 43 i•"" 10L N •
I. ~C BOILE_l'.~'~oz CM.SS
I' HI-HO CRAO<ERS 77 6 ~ llOZ 90l!o
I' LADY LEE COLDEN CORN 3 6 QIMI srt'U a. 3 #QI C.-11 OI. CNI •
A LE S~EUR PEAS "°' CAii . 45
A =Ll~ WAFERS ,ioz IC)IC.49
l ~~'~ coocr.A~L tn. 1.19
A ~SYRUP .. ttoi. 1'1\. .59
P CHOCOLATE CHIPS 1 59 I> I.Ml\' Lit , I 2 OZ. PllG •
L ~~~L~~··· llOZ N: .43
l ~~~.~.1~~~~X!sw.1 .65
A ~~ B~~.~~~" oz. IOll. 99
l ~~~.~~~ ...... 11i.ouc111 .69
l ~~~.~~~~.IOZ.CM.45
L~l.J,.~~· ~•oz.CM. 63
l ~IMI'~ ...... 120l.JM.1I
l ~~~~S ~.~~ouox.97
-· anned & Packaged
l: CRANBERRY
SAUCE .37 LAOY LEE 160Z CM JEUJED OQ WHOlE
l: LADY LEE ~ 5 SUGAR • POWOE~D l~ BROW'N 1 OZ BOX
OQ DARK BROW'N
;:
MRS. CUBBISON 69 DRESSING •
COllN BllEAO Oft ~GUlM 12 OZ BOX
LIQuor & Wines
L COlONY WINES
OOWfTI -llOll Olt 2 19 ~•MOtlW 1\lTll rT\ •
A ANDRE CHAMPAGNE 2 19 -. "'c Oii COl.O °'° "° 1111. rn •
b ~L? !,~~!.ES 2 59
Oll!IPMC>t~ l 'LTll Sl\ •
! ~~~~WINES 3 19
Oii eUllC;UIOr 1 \ L Tll Sl\ •
! MATEUS WINES 3 19
WH<Tt Oii ll05l n az • n •
b MATEUS ~l~E .. '°°' rn 6.25
L LUCKY BRANDY 7 99
IOl'WOOJ '"ITll In •
L KAMCHATKA VODKA 7 89 10 ..oaf . t IHft In.. •
A BLACK VELVET ~=-151<~ I IS LTll rTl. 10.65
L !,E~IGH ~~~~"'en 9.39
A ~,.':'<>~~~nlTll ll\ 9.99
A ~~SCOT~ uun1m16.79
I~~'SQN '"L"' IT\ 9.49
Dairy & Frozen
1 ~·WHIP TOPPIN~Ol CMI • 96
l J~~ON APPLE.~ ... 1.59
-::. WAUM Awta9 .........
GRADE A
TOM
TURKEYS t.AHCAsmt. 'l'OUNC.
16-21 Ll5 RIOZl'N
.49
LI
I.MT 0.. Tl.91C!Y PH F~ Y
BUTTERBALL 79 TOM TURKEYS
YOUN&GRAOU. 16-221.1S ~N L8
HENS •<>••La'~ ... 85
Dairy & Frozen -------
l:LADY LEE 79 EGCi NOG • ~20Z CTN
.;
WHIPPED
TOPPING LAOV LEE
J:PUMPKJN
PIE
MR<; SMrTHS
.69 , 3.,, Ol (l)j
169
~oz PE
l~~~Ol~.77
~~~E 'ooi~1 .75
A PIE SHELLS _ .,,.,
1101 ..... 89 ,,
A ~~~ABLES 69
Oii °'°""'° ..xrou . . '°°' ~ .
l l.NIY LEE CRAPE JUtCE 73 CDCllffllA" 11 Ol CMI •
A ~JUICE ..... tJor CM.87
l~~OZ C"9 .69
HDusehOld & Pet
t ALUMINUM FOIL 69 6 I.Nit Lii NIA~ OUT'f • !11 ' W IOU ,
! KLEENEX NAPKfNS 51 _. tO CT .... ,
l ~!!!l!!ASH BA~o ~ 1.09
P SOfT-N-PRETTY TISSUE
6 IOOlll • PAOI 85 -ITT OI 4tlOlntO m V ,.-c; •
Health & eeautv Aids
149 !COTTON
SWABS
JOt4H50N ' JOHNSOff PltG Of «>O
b ~l~·•·• UOl.IT\ 3.49
r1W:"MnffRSif!WANT 6ICMTIO..._.OI
l:!o~~.~~a. .. 1.69
................ •••nMJ••--
M k'e pumpkln,_pl
lhe ea Y WI)' With handy 1heU 1tap1-..
u canned pum~1 IWfffaled cOnderiMG
milk and aelaUne for
the baH. Serve No;
Bike Pumpkin Pie
with a blend-and· sbape Glnaer Snap
Cr us t for the ul-
timate in ease a d
Oavor.
(
-~ ~ ~:-4
BUTTER BASTED 69 TOM TURKEYS • . YOUf«i MARVEST OA Y
c.AlAOE A 16 22 LBS AIOZtN LI
HENS ~\•IAI '90Zllt La • 75
ARMOURFRESH 79 TURKEYS • VOUt«:;QlAOE A 10 22LBS L8
l l .89 ------
-. -~ ~ ~~ •o/
Dellcatessen items
J:CREAM
CHEESE .55
LA()Y lEE 8 OZ PKG
pcuDAHY
OBAR·S HAM 698
LB CAN
l~c!.()RESSW(j .. OI WI 1.19
A CHEDDAR CHEESE SPREAD 98 c:u cn• .-. ,..... ., I oi Ptl'G •
r WHIPPED CREAM CHEESE 53 I>~~ •v-nn •OI ,..,_.
L ~NT ROLLS 10% PK(; .59
I, PILLS8URY COOKIES 1 69 ~TlO-110% Pl!& •
L CHEESE LOG ·--•WI 101~1.99
A WISPRIOE CHEESE CUPS 99 lv ... le IOI 0.0
A KAUKAUNA KLUS CHEESE.A 29 IDMI OI (ACIA , 01 ,a. -I . ---Produce
NEWCROP 49 WALNUTS • CALJKIRMA, US HO 1 BABY SIZE L8 .
DELICIOUS 2 9 APPLES WASMNCTON. EXTRA FANCY ~N LB
PASCAL 2f1 CELERY
CRISP ANO auNCHY. LARGE IZE
RUTABAGAS
OR TURNIPS
ARM ANO HEAVY
COLDEN
YAMS
HOU>AY ,AVOl!n'I
RED
CRAPES Ill~. LUICIOUS
.19
L8
.49
LI
I ...o»a.-..,..,_ ............. '".:.~---
llMnAAllA ----..-t • .. -ti•-
. -------
LEFTOVER 1\IAKEY CAN BE "'°8LIM
.
Thanksgiving
<From Pa1e Cl)
still w1..sb to "stuff" the bird, we describe bow
later oo.)
A great way to accent )"OW' Tbanbaivinl
turkey is with a cooked yam and apple creatloo.
Color and aroma wlll allure your holiday senses
• urkey Atmond
CrepH sn•1 be at·
•••bled ahead aDCI retrl1er1ttd at tbla
point. To tent. bue at
dHINM l' .. 25 co ao mtn.ui..
M'IC&OWAVE
OlaBCl'IOH
Melt WU... IQ '·CUP
meH\IN on bllh ~er. about 1 minute. Stit In
nour. ult aDd pepper.
Cook oa blah pow r 1
minute. SUr 1n brvtb and
wblpplq ~ream. Cook
on blah power ' to s
mi.nut.ea. ltirrina every
maout,. uoUJ IQlllture
thickens and bolls.
Proceed aa r ec ipe
direct.a above, except
cook crepes, covered, on
haeb power for e to 7
miout.ea. rotattna twice.
Let It.and 3 to 4 minutes
befo~e servane. (If
refrlaerated before
cooklne. add 1 to 2
minutes to cookln1
time.>
.... Notllfr"* 19. t9'1'1
Out ~ .. ''°"' .,. heart of =::~=~ Notablgcheese,
fine ctw. remember OUI quality just L~-
lt'a meldng •NIM tor UL a ~~ OJlee
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f COUPON I T • e • Many Safeway Stott• Will Be
Open Thanksgiving banksgJv1ng • . . ~~ o:;:.; ::.~.:~·;.:; .. ~;;:;.;;:-~ ..... ,I
I .. ,_ , ........ ....
t ...... Jof(f ....
• •-I'.
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<·-· Safeway joins the holiday spirit
with slim prices on plump
Riverside Turkeys.
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lh.·,<•-.;C-1'(t,.,.ld .. orll\,Ctn I
EMPRESS I
SO fl 39
\•,ur holiel1n turk1·\ "ill lw lhc· hi .... li¢it
thi11 rominl( I hurMJ°&) unc l ""11ft•\O&)'
ha,. the· p.-rfc·rt n111trh for the·
rranJ.wn-W ..... 1um~ anrl rand .... I
)BIT\K ... n I"""'""' Grncl1· .• \ ..
Tom Turkt')'" Th,...,. lurko·\ ..
an· l '.!'>.D.A. (,rnrlc•cl "'A -
that\. the· to1> $(rud1·-lhr
... .,., CJwWI) )OU C"lln hu),
Wc• lw li..-u • tht•) 'II 1·\t'O
bro~n twth•r! And
what a low pnrc• for u
(t'llth-.. turk..-y ... o nl)
.49 a 1)0un<l. .. now
that' 11 a prit't'
for you to
rnfly
~
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LARGE EGGS 49 ;.
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111 \I •(Ill <Ill OM HI \I cind a little bit more! . l'9 I . 109
~---------------~ ~--------------~ Turkc•ys
YOUNG
TOM
TURKEYS
Rtvenslde 4 9 Grade"A"
1-'rozen 18lo221bs. lb e ,,,_, ......... ..,....., ""'--
MANOR
HOUSE
TURKEYS Yo~Toma 65 Grade "A"
F ronn 18 to 22 lb&. lb. e
FRESH
TOM
TURKEYS89 Manor House Young Grade "A" 18 to 22 Iba. lb. e
YOUNG H,EN TURKEYS -~ .._,,_ .. H.. i. .69
FRESH HEN nJRKEYS ~
----··--.... 9;, PORK BUTT ROAST ..,._._...., •'I"
PORK SAUSAGE .. :,,: .99 ,_ __ "T_, .. _
CURE81RAMS --... -.. ..·2··
CAllNED HAMS -..--·••to• . PREMIUM FRANKS ...., .......
Grocery
bl&b WXLNtJii , .. • .,.._.,...,. .......... I
GREEN GtANT 3 u .. 'I ~---(' ...... Oo• MAYONNAJBE _....... . . .. ...J.,~99
Mt· a ts
SMOK-A-
ROMA
HAMS
Boneless 8J88 l"ully Cooked
I Water Added I lb.
BEEF
RIB
ROAST
USDA CHOICE
8J88 Choice Beer
Large End lb.
U.S DA
<Small End ... lb. $2.4111
WHOLE USDA
BONELESS CHOICE
SIRLOIN
UA.D.A O..IWll.eill s219 wi. r.,.,..e.u.n
!lrtu Sltaio • Cllbt SIMu 18111<C.llldWr'llll'fd1 lb.
CROSS RIB ROAST -~"""<a.._t_ -"' ....
BONEI.EM ROAST ......... _..., __
BON~ TIP ROAST
llO•O.. .... ._..
FILLBTliflGNON
.. '2 ..
....... "' .
--U~Jl.A--1.-...... ._ .... , ..
FRESH OYSTERS ...... _ :=···· SNOW CRAB MEAT ...... ,.... :: ·:?··
COOKED SHRIMP MEAT
_,._.,. F II> ., ••
SAFEWAY . GIFT
CERTIFICATES
The best gift
ever to gi .ve
and get!
Product•
FRESH
CRISP
CELERY 29 Tender And Tasty
Stalu' <'8l'h •
FRESH
VELVET
;:~~~II 19 f-n or Ma~h' lb ••
Yellow Onion~ . ~ ..... , . .. 1:;
Ked ttedlahc:;
:! ........ JCJ
HedGrape~ . , . .....,,.,....,.. •. 19
Whale! Grapefnut
t ...,. ... , •. 29
Health & Beauty
16-0Z.
FLEX
SHAMPOO
Includes l5c 81 39
Off lAbel e.ch ~
300
COSMETIC
PUFFS
Safeway 79 Brand Pkt ••
BOWCCl..E.ANER ---··-
OCEA~SPRAY
CRANBERR\
SALCE 3
FOf' Your 16-<'11. 9 Hohda\ Tablt' Can e
BIRD'S EYE
COOL
~~~; 59 Hollda} 8-oz
Dessert Carton e
CUBBISON'S
POULTRY
?a~SSIN1·-G 69 6reador ...,,
Prepared Pk!(. •
Frozen FoodK
BEL-AIR
PEAS&
CARROTS
, Com. Mind 99 Vegeubta Nb orPus Pkg. e
LUCERNE
ICE
£~,~AM 8}99
Our ~~
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H:•: C:tCf'A '9
'"\~Uft'IUU • ..,
........ •1 •·
BROWN
&
SERVE
Mr' Wri~hl ' 3 9 • Holl, Hak1• Pk~
l\n<IS.•n .. • of I" e
FLEISCHMANN*S
STICK
~~~?ARINE 69
......... , I ·lb.
lah•·· Cln e
LUCERNE EGG
NOG •
Ideal •} 29 Holiday H1tr Hcvcrage Gallon
Bakery
KING'S
HAWAIIAN
BREAD
A hurty, robust8109 bread Try
It lOday 1 Heh
Liquor or Wines
Pr'hl•t1«11ft• ........ ..,....JI ,.. ..... •u~rl•GallaaN...-ltrNalr
MAISON
BLANC ~~PAGNE '5 .......... 3 .....
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ISCOU•
IQIOR PRICES .
ON JU• 24, 1971, MAlln IASllT SUSHm UQUOI
PllCIS 15 % TO 25 % AND MAnn IASIR MAS MAIN-
TAHD LOW DISCOUNT 1'llCIS ON UQUOI IYll SlllCI.
YOU'U Fite SUSltm PllCIS llmOUGIOUT lME Dmll
U1U01 DIPAITllOIT. MOii lMAN JUST A RW ADYD·
llSID SPICIALS ••• ltG SAYllGS ON TOUI fAYOllTE IUNDS. .
I
BY CONTaAST WITH THIS le1endary
ltaDdai'd. tbe eonventlocal nuclear faaiilY -not
to mentlcm tbe 11nale·pareot f amlly nm door or
tbe eblldJeet couple down tbe street -bu the
pitiful look d a lbrunken remnant, at best In·
complete and at wont downriaht llbmoral.
Aceordiq to the myth, ateDded famWes
were the preyallin1 norm in the aood old days,
tile oraaoJc cement of farm cfomaumiUea and
fl'Oatler eettlements -1radually eroded and
destroyed by the advaocln1 blifht of in·
dustrialiam, urbanism and rampant hedonism
Recent historical research both ln America
and Europe baa demonstrated that the full ex
tended family wu a rarity in any society.
ECIVALL Y UN8E1TLING IS the discovery
of bi.atorians that prelndustnal families pulled
up stakes and moved about with astonishing fre-
quency -contrary to the cberiabed notion of
family rootedness and large networka of nearby
kinfolk In the country village <:A olden times.
But. lf the nuclear family has proved to be
more venerable and durable than m0&t of us
bad suppoeed, tts functioos and role assign
ments have changed drastically over time -
and are changing more swiftly than ever in our
own day.
Today, the most striking change in that
domestic scene is the advent of the Vanishing
Housewife and the emerg~y of the Absentee
Famlly, in which ALL the members are away
from home during most of the day. ,
Where just a generation ago, barely over 25
percent of married women with school-age
children worked at anything outside the home,
today that figure has more than doubled and is
rl1tn1 raptdly.
IP' TRIS SCENARIO OF the deserted
domidle makes the contemporary home resem·
ble Dickens' Bleak House, the impression is no
more than • half-truth. While it points up the fragility of famJly contacts and the penetration
of outside forces, lt overlooks the pOaiUve
•al\189 ~ ln new family ~-aad rela· ~ doalblpi.~~ lt la DOt always J'atMr wbo knc>'Na best, Junior who tno least and Mother who knows CIDly enouita to love, honor a,nd obey.
Nevertheless such ruptures in the tradi·
tional domestic patterns of dominance and sub·
muisioo have brought stress and distress to
( Boros(!ope
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 20
By SYDNEY OMARJt
]
Some variations on the
nuclear theme ... are likely
to become more common.
institution in some ways but, paradoxically, to
strengthen it Ul others
WHERE MARRIAGE WAS ONCE a social
necessity. with "spinsters" regarded as pitia·
ble and bachelors as suspect marriaae today
has become a voluntary association, more like a
club than a pnson. allowing greater freedom of
choice for both sexes along with fewer shotguns
When almost no one HAS lo get married, it
11eems that more people want to get married.
And even those who later wish to get unmatried •
do not generally desert the Institution; most of
them not only remarry but do so within a short
period.
The.l'.eJ'Y stresses and threats of modem life
outside the home may have the paradoxical ef·
feet of enhancing the attractiveness of family
life as a site or enduring relationships and an
island of stability In a madly l)"l'aling world.
IN 11IE FUTURE. WE WILL SEE lncreaa·
ingly wi~r acceptance of a variety of family
structures. One or the more common will un·
doubtedly be the adopted-child family, in which
one or more cluldren have been adopted by
parents who may or may not be able to produce
~child <:A their own. 'I\ There will be not only more unmarried
women but more unmarned men who will adopt
and rause one or more children without a
partner
There also 1s likely to be an 1ncreaae in the
number of JOtnt famlhes 10 whacb several
couples <sometimes iocluding mdividuals wbo
are not a part of a couple> live together. sbanng
or not in sexual pnvlleges. participating in alJ
'household chores and In the care of the chddren.
Such .}Oint families with wtuch I am rarrultar
run from a few lo many ram11Jes They are lo be
found in cities with as dense a population as
London as well as in country communes
lnterestin.llY enough, the city communal or
Joint families seem lo be much more endunn~
than t.bose an the country
COMMUNAL GROUPS OF ANY JUND
have seldom prospered an the country -ctueny.
it would seem. for economic reasons The out·
standing exception. of cour!>e, lo this generalize
lion is the lsraeh kibbutz
In Israel, there are. at the present time.
some 300 such collectave farms, many of which
have been flourishing for more than 50 years
Children of the kibbutz are not r815ed by their
parents but by specially trained surrogates in a
communal children's house. or houses; where
parents are free to visit.
All reports on kibbuU:im show that. from
every point of view. the family arrangements
have been a success. But Israel's ldbbuwm
came into existence under apeclal coodilion.s. I
pave little doubt that when tbo&e coodltiocu
ceased lo ex.lat -namely. the nec:euity or
wrestling a Uvin1 from the land -the-number
of kibbutzim will decline and parents will once
acain bnng up t.hetr own ctu.Jdreo.
THAT SO llUCB OF THE TUDITIONAL
family bu survived a century ol revolutiooary
change suggests that the battered old iDltitutJon
is likely lo endure. with whatever reforms and
repairs, into the foreseeable future as well
Although, here and there. 1t wall expand to
I
I I
Me••er ......
Best
In the '.good
old days· when
a couple conaiderect
spllttmg up the
· fsmily,-(he
children remained
with the mother.
But that was the
old days -good
a bad. Now situations
have changed.
the d1mens1ons of the commune and more
often W1ll contract lo the size of the sub-nuclear
unit the family appears resilient enough to
return to its customary shape m06t of the tame
1f not without stretch hoes and worry
wnnkles;
Some vanat1ons on tt)e nuclear theme are
likely t.o become more common ID partJcular.
the fatherless family created not by desertion
but by the fret! choice of unmarried women who
prefer. solo speak, to keep thetrown company
Meanwh1H!. more and more nuclear
fam1ltes wtll undergo role reversals an which
husbands assume the domestic respons1blbt1es
v.h1le their wives go out to wtn the bread
more often than not to the advantage of all t'On
cemed
THE ACCt:MlJLATINC. EVIDENCE of
such arrangement::. indicates thal tht:'>c
husbandi. beC'ome more !.t:ns1llve and full y
human more masculmc ID the best seni.e
while the wtves become not more aggress1ve.ty
mascullne but more vitally femmmc, adven
turesome and self reabzed
The strong trend toward the Absentee
Family, lO wh.tch both partnen are employed.
will create an 1rres1stible demand ror large.
scale. public support of child-care racillttes
and, eventually for comprehensive family pro
gy-ama supportina parents as well as tblldren 1n
the commoo nauooal enterpnae of austamang
human life and lm~rovtnc its conditions
One practical meuure ,.1uch would 1m
medillldy benefit mO&t families LI tbe enact-
ment ol a four-hour wortr:iq day or three-day
worlcinl week, alfordin1 parents m«e Ume
Wlth each other as well as wtth their children
For. in the average family. 1t 1s dlstance that
lends disenchantment and unlam1hanty the11
breea.s contempt
Men Clean Up After Suicides
By CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN
A11e<i.lff """'Writer
CHJCAG-0 -Three firefighters who run a
cleaning business in their spare tame say
they've added a new service lo meet a growing
demand. They clean up after swcides.
"We're front-runners in a new-business coo·
cept," said firefighter Bill Sheridan. "It's Jl
necessary evil -something that bas lo be
done." Colleague Earl Billish said the partners
"treat our service with dignity. sort of like a
funeral home."
BIU.JSH, SHERIDAN AND Bob Dyllstra.
all in their mid·30s, have operated a conven-
tional commercial cleaning and decorating
business dunng their off days for 10 years.
·'Then 18 months ago we got our first
suicide cleanup JOb." 811lish said in an in-
terv1ew this week "We've bad three more
since. The calls usually are from people who re·
member ~from work we did for them an the
past."
The team's business cards read · "Co.mac
Cleansing Service. Commercial & ResidentiaJ Cleaning. Aho Spec I alls ts in Swclde Cleanups.
''WE THINK WE•VE GOI' a growmg bus1·
oess." said Billish. "We even researched
suicide statlallcs in a library. And we think the
next generation will have a lugb suicide rate
The motto of the new punk general.Jon 1s 'The
future of our generation as no future · · ·
Police department records show there were
318 suicides in Chica10 last year.
Sheidan said that, as rarefi&bters. the
partneri have seen many tra1edies and are not
afrected by the type of cleani.QI work they do
.. If you l<>&e a loved one and be has to oe
cleaned off the wall. 1t s not a ruce thm&," he
said. "But the family would rather have 1t out of
their nund. not be remmded constantly." .•
Bilhsh S8Jd their first swc1de cleanup in
volved a van tnat relatives wanted lo sdl. "A
man had put~ hose from the exhaust pipe anlo it
and committed i,u1c1de, .. he saad "It was
several weeks before his body was ruscovered
fl was a big rum1gatang Job and we charged $255 ..
81lllsh said the parf.n('rs charged $550 for
another JOb · A daughter of a man who took lus
ltfe called us lo cle.an up the room an a
rannbouse near St Charles." he s&Jd "He had
walked around after shooung himself before
falling on a couch We had to dye the rugs and
do a lot of extra clean1Dg work ·
I.nosy Lover Com.plaints
Exceed Dancer· Gripes Divorce Recovery
. Workshop Planned
Aaa ........ A weekend divorce recovery
worbbop will be stven b)' Polittve
CbrtlUan SlUlel at Gardea Grove
Commmd\)' Church Friday, Nov.
ao. and Saturday. Dec. 1. Leadlnl the worbbop will be
Jim Smcike. author of tbe book
"Growtq 1brouib Dlvoree. He
will adareu aucb toplea aa
Divorce: Wbat Happened; How
Did I a.t Here; What Can I Do;
Hcallna 'lbroulb Forliveneu and AHumlDI ReaponalblUty for
lly..U.
Seminar bou.ra will be 7 to 10
p.m. Frtclay and 8:30 a.m. to s
p.m. Saturday. LoeaUoo will be
tbe Youth Center Auditorium at
the church, 12141 Lewis St., Garden Grove.
Re1l1tratlon la available
t.broucti Positive Chrlatlan Slnalee,
911-4oe8, or by wrltlna to tbe
cburcb. Qilld care up to ... 12 ta
available.
Preres:lltratloo ll a '20 dooaUoo per penon or S2S at the door.
• ·.
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I LOS ANGEL~ (AP>,
-8...,.. P. Barta. 63.
t be director a t tbe
Sebool ol Muaic for \JSC '
crecllted with mO(Mmu·
iq the unlvenlty'a de·
partment.. died of cancer
Wednesday. Rang had
been head of the music
department at Eastern
Mic higan University
and chairma n of t he
divi11oo of fine arts at
G ri onell College 1 n
Iowa.
MENDOCINO <AP> La......._ C. Man ball.
77. educator and nuclear
physicist who was a
mem her of t h e UC
Berkeley faculty, died.
••.oos LO ltllAIHE LOUISE BRIGGS.
INUed _, on lto~r 16, 1'1' In
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d~I IOCI ror 2 )' r1
$30 POO dn full pri ce
5UOO OwMr will c1rry
SU.000 1l 14 • int, no
peyment.ai 2 yr~' T1ke
oYt'r 1pproll S50 OllO l "' T U .it •1 2 , <'lo~l'
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~ 3 BR ~ hu,zt' 11am t-
rm P lu11 d1 n1n11 33
enrlo~ed P"''> patio Pn\ate lrtt lmed .. t rt"t't
Near shopplnl? I-.\' &
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th o us ands A 'k •nlol
$84 .9 50 (.al l n ow '
963-0902 BK R
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MOUSI O.M.ASS
ft.ultlc 1rt1.t A·P'r•m~ ,.,_,.,. .. , 4 BR rncld Z
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dl!n or l'tl(rUl 2~• Ba.
ahulve r am Rco
bland lotch, beam• ~(pk Owner w their. ~ n loan aval . ~<'nflu for $110,000
C11t lodayr 163-0902
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~ OU.Ullde ('OYtred ~ Mddll t.o I.he beauty
cJ ~ vawWd n:1l!na h \
lnit rm, a•rden view
t .. m1ly rm. bn d( fpk .
holrl" 1-ounlry k1tri\en, 3
al.i~ly bdrm11 mo•ter
IJIU' .. v. 411k In <•llJM.'l J
b11th• o.ik floors &.
t'artht.one prtva1I. 1la.o
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ftir only SIUl,900 Act
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AMISTHOMI
Or~lJc courtyard l'n
lf" with pool and i>PJ
Spe<'taculor '!l"1o01> from
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"l'<tCIOUb bd r m-. JOd
ma.ids quitMt'r.. 1-·am1I)
mom plU:; 1otaml' room :.'
Wl'lbitr~ lolrl't>nhOUb~
Lwcun living pnt·t'O J l
SS29 IW Call 6-15 0303
FORESTE
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CUSTOM Gar...-F.utaide Mesa
C\IMOm tKalt 3 bednn OR
2 bedrm + den home'
Gated mlry rourt >a rd
for pnv1C'y Ft>rn grotto.
2 pWclB, lots of storage.
o;tepi lo Newport & Back
Bay' See this Willner . now'' Call 7S2 1700
EASTSIO~ EXECUTIVE TIJ.l.EYEL
Me QtMil fy9cJ! 1'Ut' enlr)'. formal ll vmg
O\armui.c JBdrm. lariJe "c:11nto1. sunny k itchen.
lot OwnPr will carry x:tra la.TKe family rm + r 1 nan c 1 n lol Ca I I wet bar. bridl fplc. soar-
now w o nt la s t ' 1n1 stairs lt>ad1ng to
.~z1;~~. ,, \ ,..,. u ""', pnvat.e ma1ter 11.al.A! "
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w1teparat.e guest ~
& penthouH swlt' Over
7 '8 acr'e5 Sllt'TOW\ds lh~
exquiaite cho-ellin& lout
ed m the exclusive hills
olPalm Spr1np 848-7711
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Classl.flt'd Ad.S ~ 5678
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NEW
BUSINESSMEN
Contact the DAILY
PILOT tor lnfom'letlon
regarding the county
requhemen1• for
u•ln1 a Flctltloue
luelne• Name.
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fil C oldwell Banker
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Dlacover a view you can afford!
You wUJ love tbJs pretty a Bdrm
home with closed in lanai. The
rooms ant lar1e. the 1arden private
6 It '1 convenient to 1c._oola ~opptq • beacbel. See It tciidQ: $220,000.
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'100.000 uaume lit
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Allwne la $379,500.
a.ell tbeee exclualve1
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model wtth a front court)'d fU1J OI
colorful plant.I • white lattice covered patio -a real picture! Prof.
decorated thnaout ln b'UI trlMIJUonal
accentt. 4 Bdrml, formal d.tn1Di "2~
baths. I-Car finilbed 1ar. SGS.@.
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.great on awiny days too! But the car prap oa ovenu.ed IRAMD MIW
atone fireplace, beam ceilings, cozy ~ •tcomltWely recon· Fabuloua. wee 3 bd. 21,oa
living room and tree covered patio diUoned 2 br reota.I wl1t ba. Quality townbome
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cmdtf!Oll and uplJ'•ded 2 er 2 be '1'0'IDd nr wut
w/an MtUmable IO&D at
"4% l.Dt. Tennla. apa,
pool and clubhouse. OalJ
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WlltmeD.t: a bdrm, larse
lat. '80,000 1.5~ loan, ll9:Yab&e '5U per mo. ca 11
for mare detalla: *-2311
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ld k h. (" d w1frplc Ir bilrdwood condomiruumi Only 8 YISTllDAY'S WI H.4VI wou ma et ts a me spot to spen a noon. G H. R.oberUoo. avatlab~ siou90 2430 PIJCI SIVMAL FINI ralny day. Owners unit has 2 RJtr.'7M5Q s.i...AnaAve t142.nl4.
• VITSOHLY •
lJle yOllr G I. benefits.
Buy now BUILD YOUR
EQUITY Vet boualng
aaent. 34 hr l9•llNI
P'antutic Mesa Del Mar IAYNOMT HOMIS hbedroombeds and sepadrate rebontal iunilt CcMOPLX Sl7t,SOO OPEN HOUSE 4 Br. 2 ba,
b om e : a b u g e WITH '91R & SUP as 1 room an an a ve· t-a 1 nua South ol C.oaat Hwr. IJVlnC rm w1frpk. lr1
Bdrm a+ deo. warm view. Presented at $225.000. klcaUoo la priced to ael . dining rm. sep den
wood paneling, owner a 2BR froot cotta1e with SJ.JOO m.1.9E ____ l--'--
541.4096
aays Be Creative. Mual u...i16\us: fi()..._.s:c• lots of charm and I ........_ aeu,callM&-7171 ,..... .... L ,..L~ BR+dtn+frpk 00 rear IUILDAIUl-l •••••••• , ••••••••••••••
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LIASI OPTION O#fN ••19 • •• s IVN 10111 '"" REAL TORS1: 675 6000 ~Jen pvt. hvtni. Owner Good location for apt.a ~=~~:'\9111111 · HOUSIOFaLASS _2443EanCoanH,ghwoy,Co,on•dolM0< 5~1~~;:, ~:~; MEW
Woodbrld&e Townhouae
3 Bdrm l ~ba. up&hded.
ByOwner 9'7,500/0ffer
Own/Brtr. 975-1177 or Li 4 Bdrm. alriwn, atepe t.o llJG( CUSTOM ll5T IUYl! l Ir $75,600 '75-23 I I llALTY '7M 170 -t-~ 551 91--v-~ "-a HOME oa ooe acre lot. ........,. , Ld I •-.-------•! ._;;/•• · '°'"' .... COW'le, 1Va to ocean, c-are<.'l .or o er coupe.•• 4 BR. beaut Me.a Verde. 0 ran 11 e Tree Con ·
trr~ or 962-8750
OCEANMONT ormal entry, step.down Hilb above Orana• Pan lnallolSpy1lass HUI, we 3 Br 2 Ba. 2 aty with bll DYMAMl'TI ~ ror aoyUuos Good dom.uuum Planned for OCEAN VIEW Deluxe duples, c:boice llvint rm, open beam Ac:rea. Reduced for quick feeUhil prime view New 1n kitchen Newly de· LOCATIOM fllWIC 28l0$erani Pl l.Br" loft Hleh assuma·
from this bUle cwstom BALBOAlocaUon;4&3 ce1Un1. formal dlnln1 sale. CHOICE OF BedfordP1anrepresenll oorated&cc:loselosbop· A rpomy 3 Bdrm+den blelo&nat9"'1'<interest.
home In La1una Beach Bdrm unlta; frplc:., etc. rm, aourmet kitchen, CARP00=ETSGANDS" JFLOOIURRRY thef--~t vaJ~;-~_!ldrma · p1na & recrealJOO Den't wit» view c.-to IHlD For Sale by Owner. Im 174.000 Agent. !>45-0318, Quality construction in Reduced to $495,000! hide-away master suite ON ONE.· ~ rm ............. ~ room be disappointed Ca II ~ toet; Corona mac: ainale 1tory hoO'le. 54S-4289
c I u de s a k y I 1 t es. 8olboa lay Prop. Sl00,000, AMumable loan ' &d.ar1e bonus rm Owner now 7~1 3191 S300.000 38r 2ba. Ira yrd. many
c.tbedral beamed ce1I R.alton w/125,000 down Seller @ RANCH ' wi ll help Cinance .SELECT CALLFORVlEWING xlras c:lost: to xlnt TURTLEROCK
mp, wetbar & more. * 675-7060 * wUl tAilor flnancl.ne to REALTY $'585,000 64~7211 -schools & shopping GJrd~n home. pro
Just reduced S19.000 to Buyers needs Take ad· 17149 673_.400 PROPERTIES Slll.SIOO AMume loan tl 1 f~wnall~ decorated. J
S270,000. Owner must vantage, C•ll Collect: 551·1222 iJIJIUl-ZIJI ~--Br 2 Ii• bonus r m.
sell. All terms or may 3 llDROO~ 714-963-6767 ~ll>m shutters. parqu~t trade ... -Ol'fNlll 9•il\lt1NIOltl N~f · A.LI HARBOR NO noon. prof landscaped ~~0 ~i~ali'CIHNlil ~i~b~ ouAuFY1NG. "0 -!119@!1!!&.~ if:2~,·;J1d:i::•
to , w dis· fplc, 1balle roof, lr· A OlvLSion or ..UCID Sll.000 carry wllb down P•Y· --------
tancia t.o Wenellff abofj Wa Ad Relul&a 142·58'71 re1ular lot. Act oow. Harbor lnvestment Co. AH-I ~ 31.i:=J~ mmt al tK lnier.t. On· Woodbndce LE.ASE OP·
plna. Burr)'. Ca I U t d __.... Lben'1 ooly ooe! Call 10~ l.oem ..... 2 Ba. New ..i,,_.._._.. IJllDO.GDO. CallM5-llll 'nON oo a beautiful new ~ YoU waa your• v........ W-ZSU. ~~~~~~~~~ -...--2 bedroom condo adJa·
°"""•V·••PVN'0 ••••11• tnc mesa•!• lo r•acb Cl"fN •••9·•'PVN•0 111M1:1 · r: Only $7800 6 applla.DC99 on~· aml to lake and tenma ~ L1e auumable ~~~~~~~~~l~~!!!:!~·~f=!.._eo_~_11_~9d-:_t_~_0:_tE_f [9 llAltll ud ~!.m.. -~., $•Ei'frii.i= ;t~~tii.~.!=.~E
loan•, low Int. llll~~~~~~~~lii-~~·Dlliiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiC~·~=~-!!•!•!•!•!•!'•!-ijl Uket.bia.LarJeJBdrtns. .. .. C ... ..._,.~ _,, ... _-. _.._ -available. Home1 m be bome wt1b a 1pa -..,. _. v.,. ....... ..,.. -·-· ---· -
from Sl\8,IOO · md all &hat la needed for ,. •• • -C .._ ~ _Jolm __ • ------M011Y A11D
187$,000.. ml: ~rb llvinl PLUS the --_...,, •••..a/Of'TIOM Ja1mlneCreek advaatqe <A a aeehlded 71~1202 --, ___ HW 59 • •
9% ~SUMA81.£ ...
Baycre:o1t 1 BR. 1 ba income unit or 5 Br 3a. Spn.... · waau offer oa UU. sharp
University Park 110111 BL11•s "D. m-law ~al. A areal --------·1 S1JOO per mo . appbes t.o 3 br W/frpk bome Ill xml
l 1d POSMSlioll
Soec1ous 3 Bdrm. 3 be Ul-
c l u d 1 n g pvt master
Nte Ui>craded model ol
Kent.age parlt Aakm&.
SL'IJ6.JOO Agt 644·15 lJ
Westcllff 11 V bey ~U979-5370oow! _se_._ooo_Ms._m2 ____ , area.113-5'71
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Big Canyon OVERSOYEARSOFSERVICE ALLSt:4TE C....MIM 1024 ReJh 1 I I ~-u~ lk.1lty H a r b o r V I e w -·••••••••••••••••••• c;'J Walker & lee
Hills M1WPOU IAsTILUff ADA I 111!1 lk.llh 1lll1u· Real Ettate · -associated -
llHOKr ns •• 11r111 {ORS
101'. w· l olh•n '11 )t.(j ,.
STEPS TO IEACH
Charming 4 Bdrm 2-story
Beach Cottage with cozy
wood-burning fplc, step-saver
d<itchen, upstairs terrace, lo
maintenance, cedar paneling
1.hrougbout. $169,000. Call now
673·8550
HORSU. HORSES, HOISIS!
Hillside Estate on ~ acre, red
barn, pool, fruit trees, gourmet
kitchen, spiral staircase down
t-0 Teens or Mother-In-Law
quarters. Only $325,000, and
owner will help finance. Call
Now 673-8550.
ILIGANI' NEWPORT FIXIR
J>rlvate iron-gated courtyard
leads to elegant entry of a
FaUlllY home of living.
Terrazzo to mapiflcent living
room & formal dinin&,
w/builtln butch, gourmet
aarden-vtew kllcben. famllY. room wit.b maa•ive stone fplc,
h •I , 1nr1 LOW INTlllST UTI REAi.TORS ZlaFflB CofttetlipOl"GI 'f
Desi an ASSUMUU LOAM Owaer will carry finaoc:· PAJtlC UDO CONDOS I.QI at to~~-Lot la zooed
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Lots Of Wood. Gian. Mirrors. Three
Bedrooms Plus Super Larae Family Room
Wlth Wet Bar & Refrl1terator Lovely PatJo
Plus Wood Deck Balcony Call For
Appointment. A "Joy Of Newport" LlaUng.
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631·1• 111 00-, ... ,.. DllYI
macnab I Irvine
realty
,. SUBSIDIARY OF J.f4E IRVINE COMPANY
~ Sl'ICIAL HOMll 1~ ~idence w/wood beamed
cathedral ceilings. 2BRs, small den
-beautiful pvt yard w/gazebo &
lovely landscaping. Just...._tepe to
park W/pool & tennis. All (or the
recenUy reduced price of S138,500
owner will a.ssiBt in financing. Julie
Van Wleren 752-1414. (0·77)
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2.3 6 4 Bdrma, with pool, PIJME for 2 units. Pnced at only MAllHrT A
jacuzzi &i sauna . UDOISLIPROP. S75•900 For more inlo Spectacular hilltop
Panoram I c cou ta I Modem 3 bdrm .. 2 baths, call546-S8110 l¥>IDel 2012-GOll sq n.
view&, m beautiful San with IWUl)' South paUo; ~ to Manna Selva
Dieuo. Startini at '46.900 completely remodeled. Rd &c Calle u Pnma
with only 5% down. On 40 fl lot Has wn.SUll.OOOto1245.000 u.m lnlereal. Take ad· separate a pt above 131..J:StO. 483-4006 Bkir
vamage of grand open· 1araae with out1ide, --------1
ing pnc:es. as they won't private entrance In uaAHAHCltiMi
Wt. Sales office open move-in coodiUoo' Bat MAD 59151 Leu th&n Sl0.000 down .
lOAM to dusk. 3548 Del pnced property oo Udo Priced below marbland usu me 9~ ~ n loan
Sol Blvd., San Dleao llle $420,000 ~~e lender Wiii owe ba1a.Dce Uke new
714,...._ ~~~~~~~~ t.bia North Cotta 2Br Call Jeff. All [;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i.;~~~~~;;;;1111eaa home See thia 3 483-03)2
lo/eDOWM MIWUsnMG Bdrm w 1th d ~ n . WHAT ADIAL
O'er' 15 homet available DW'LD fl~place, RV storage 1SX> sq rt ol ocean view &
1s the out91andlna
feature of this lovely
Candlewood Model m the
Deannl' llomes 4
8dnm . 3 ba . plus ram•·
ly room Walk to pool.
tenru5. park and sbop-
PlllR
from 1115 t.o '75 K. OWC. 3 Bd:rmloc:· 2 bdrma md tree.a. trees 11)4,000 aty rute u,tu 2 Br 2 S.
Noquall.fyln&. Pna only. down; I coodlHon. Call S.S.SlllO prmtiae 1alore Sl54.900 -.573 CAMPV,Da:llMME
G1"'580ACl. new ca.rpeta. 2 Car Park· Contact Norm Plillllpa. ~~~~~~~~~I Ina. Ste-to beach! ~ Cout Pa~·•1c R E r: rm..soo ~wlln& land! iD}.BlO, ~u Lap.. leodl I 048
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5 Bdrm Somenet. braod A Y.y DX> aq ft ol uparades an IV'rlMfRONT new CID the market. Of. ... UU a.1t.y 4 Bdrm 2~ S. "'-UU1
fert.DI t.be belt lo loc•· home . Pre1tl1e New Modular Type
tiGD. prio .. 1 t.erma. 2-aty. Spldtt oeilbborbood, w a Ill 1111 Homel. pvt commuotty. N Se, 2 trplca, fam Uy Spaclou1 3 bedroom dllt.ance t.o beaches Ir 2 bchl, a. hr aecurity, rm. dUWli rm • trpl ..._,.._., 1006 bome la Men Verde harbor. Only 1139,500. aub-letllaa OK. From
l t d North features dll· Oantacl Nonn Phillipe SS,800. Treuure laland 1ara11. n ecor · --·-••••••••••••• Uocll'Ve li"'-• room wtUl ..._ .............. Pa"lltc R. ""· Sboft extremely well. JOJ ..__. -..... ·-.._ ~ .. .,. Mobile Home Pk. 30801 Dealrablt!! locatlon for ~ fireplace, atrium and Dl.-00.-.&m So Cit Hwy, Laauna
U · T lot IALIOA ISLI fOWltaln. Dln1D1 area, Beach. R N P . <714 > qt.aet Vllll-•nM • • 2bdOWNDHOMlt: tamlly room. deluxe IWll4•1Md1 1040 a.am =·==l= GREAT LOCATION. ktkbeawtthetndentap-....................... ~~~~~~~~
req.Ured, aeller will STEPS TO BEACH. 6 pllancea . Patio , ~Prictl.aA.real
carry 2ud TD. Short VIU.AO&. A.LWAYS A sprlnklen Hurry ! Hurry, won't laat! WA&.KTOllACH
-·Ible --.-R>u. NEV!:ll A RICN· 111.UOO. Call MO-lTJO °'"*"' 1uper motlvat· from tbl1 1paclou1 4
tlCl'OW -. --TAL; a BDRM.I.. 2 BA. ,,._T11•L1 .S: dale t.o beach. lbla Bdrm home CID a private ~~At-v<'n W /OFF &Tai: ET llillil o-tcnl•UBr~bu court. Partlnl for all 1'-IP.J...~ ~ PARgJNO. PRICED ___ -.. ____ CDIY brtck lplc, •llDAJ 10'lf ,uesta. 'lbia 1.1.Dique
640-5112 10R~lt6f&ALE.CALL .-U--. tDcl.,.UO.boet~la ~rty caQ alto M roa APPT, 17M1ll. ,_,,.. .,_. ;:a.&. xtrat for only u a com!ortable
1fllllAda Olllto1171 _cm_)CM.C __ '7'1_. ----t VACAMT I Call Now I £lmM P'ot • llne bome
lbt d.a.rable a bdrm, 2 O.U.. All-Ofc ~--. pt1.a IDeOme ..... \b.11 t.o-
wet·bar & wooden flooring,
prl•ate, secluded library, s
stately Bdrim. Mast.er Suite w/cra.~ul marble fplc. shady .·
covered patios. xtra Iara•
3· ar garase. much, much
"more for only '445.000. Call
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Tito# lntr;911ing Wold Gome wiflt o Cltudle
:L.. ~"t: _ .. _,.... __ .___ day. Rrl,000
relocat9Cl la m•t aell. ~IMdl IHI ~t?-...11 I I.I. t
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I 8Nuttfb1 W.U APPGtot· ..ion Trafalpr CuJ'Oll, (' NW loc'. cmt1 U mi to beach ID>/mo. ID-3110
ed O• Oe Witter ocww.. . .-.000 Ps fJ 1600 o.D\IDJ1bu2bdrm.a.,2 Ne.-.rt Studio Condo
Pl'OpertlH. Eacb al BERTHA H CN ll y -·-·············· .... Orepk. pvt. paUo 3~~~~~~~~~1~nu~-~--boo.~ ... ~· Nr.tba Hoap!Uf. Pool: ~BJaDllll...' JU.TU BtdalunltaprovidexJ.ntl · ._....., ,_.ma epe. sauna Security
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* C ... ,?u-aJty S..411Mm..... Z1I Del lltr tfOO SO.FT. IDmme. A Youn& bldl In U'a.1575. IM-21lt GfUt IJ"OUDda. MOO. Call """"..r; OI land. Buildlnl l2:iO acthe 1rowlb aree ColMMeM ~ lZ24 2 Br, 1~ ... _ ~..i-. Det. QiUect213tm -1001 l & lnvettment Clll •·-1071 1q.ft. ~ tor 2Dd saa.oao ....... •••••••••••••••• .... .........., I .11.-5777 --· • Downtown co.ta Wi-1-N. T--'-,..o. NEWDe.h.au38r,den.dln pr.1475. i.t/lut +MC. LIASl~Of'T10tt -. ••••••••••••••••••••••• l&Ory. n-="'.:'::! ....,~n10 rm. liv rm. microwave. ar. 9l).G1'7
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yrly. Adult.a, DO pet•
875-11229.
C'.agsey Private acre ..iaa.e, bone llma. tJ,llO,OOO. .__. ...... ...., 2~. dbl garage. S750 ' 3 Bil 2~ • oc-ean view ~-Oc::L..,Vllwl! ~eauntry, 8ul~~··p1!: lof=7~.Dr 1114' trW/ mo. 25e7 Elden. A&t. '~.l~ba,u;~~ :=e;:.o,:om;pplles mr triplex w/wet bar &
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~ z Bel , eeic!urtt.J bklC Pr•r+r 2 I 00 ~5089. mo M-'7211; s:tl-2lT1 eve frplc, blk from Pavilion. r~-Y w/boat 11lp. Oaty De a aa. $496,000 ....................... Wl!Bla.JPP' • lmmec. 3 Callowner (714)82'7-ZMO ~ay Sllf.4001 Patrick Teaore llr;r/Owni' . .,_11.25 PRlllE HARBOR BL. New amall spnnklered •= 2p\>~~ool.r·,::: 3Br,3Ba.2atyll00. tr.Zba.famrm.2fflllcs,
ASSUM.AILI tsl·mf. Lari& ewut.lve home, 4 OOIOl'L LOT. Comm'l lnduatrial Bulldld"&e. s415 mo . 759.,0217 • ::::.!-.;.1.S::::. pdbr.tmmo .... m1>. ~,2'~~~F.n°:::
LOAM ll•i~t.1\*.• Bdnm, 2~ Ba, lr1 lot, 1ot 115•xn4. U...vytral· 'l\lltla.A#. . .,._158> m.ar74 '*'5504 HuW Rider J bdrm. 3 pr.1375/mo.17~9229
Custom 3 Bedtoom, 2~44 &} exd\le1¥9 area. Owner. f1c aru. Call ~t. &..hfw5* 2200 2 BR, 2 Ba condo alr ---------• ba. +den. Luxury Con·
lath home, terrlllc EA.I.TORS sim.ooo.-.atO m.1mo •••••••• .. ••••••••••••• l'Clld..D/W, l,c1bb;;, 4Bdnn.~aq.tl.uec:. do. SllOOper mo. Call C.-dltMcr 1722 ~
ocean and mountain "CASH TO c:o..dotM•l-1/Town· La1una Beach Oceen tee., Nr s. &:.i Plau home Near acboole, -.a.. .. ................... ..
newa . truly a de-._Pkm. 100 ft. to ocun. t•/ty.LOAH'' .............. 1700 +CAQ)'OO view. lll0.000 No pete. S415 mo. ~ beaeb • b6k.e On the water. Newport contors' delight. 1248.000. Terme. n.~ ft iolbie5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pll&ridt.831-1.2166 n .. -.-1an1PI& snsmo.m..-:1 • WA'l'mfaOMT Beach'• finetl Sl200 li!39 000 MarebalJ RJty l7S-4800 VYa 3000 lq. • .a. -ICE I'M *• Madina kty 4 Br 3. Ba mo. IQ..mla wkdys ' bdrm, rambling ranch "'n ..a-u .... lbr --frpk - • ~.4 frplc'1, ll ~k. ,..__._~-1724 • S3.500DOWM bome ln peaceful, u -OfPA.IADISI n.,. .._ ,,.,.., o · llatim JZ42 o• the canal In W . ~--
OUI MEWIST elusive IU11lon Hille. We're now offerin& REALTORS ~~e~~-·-.................. Newport. Avail. Im-·-·•••••••••••••••••••
USTl*il .Agagnee beJ o1 $110,000 Btl1 vle'ws of the 1ur· w8tafront time-ebarinc 2 BR. zi.ia be~-....ti•ely. 900 mo yr SUSCASITAS
Anotber wlnner to at 11"'"' New JBr, rouadinlvalleY96bi.Us. cmdoml.nlwneonl.beb1g C-3Zoaec1Lot•12Unit EASTSIDE 3 B&. l1ID1qft.icarpr,nur r....t+11Udaat•dep. """4.lbraptl27S"up.
COAST ROYALE . twuboml,Newport~. Qa~acrel/benecorral lalaDd of Hawaii. 1000 Mot.el, K ~. 2 MOO/mo.llt/lut+SlOO. ~n:'°°~CaUaA callMMMI Encl pr. Adulu, no ss-mts style . fabuloua vaeam, MOVE"IN NOW! It nan for pool. 11 an. plus eq. n .. eleepa 6. bl)m to ocn. auarao~ Nopeta Bkr 546-4114 pm. • • ._ _..._ ,._ pec.e. ZllO Newport Bl,
ocean vlew, artl1t'• Prtnoal)'.417..soll of common land •/ BeauUfully furnished ~ve cash now SeU .,.... 1244 JBR?YI ... ~vuuu.1ar, • 54Mlll.
.tudlo. 2 Bedroom.. -'VIile pool. clubbome, Prices be..i .. al 16100 at $13. '""· ft. Owner lf9l 3 BR, pvt, fenced. nr =· Gu fpk:, pat.Jo, --------
000 DO_... .-• .... ,... .. ) UPI ,,,,,,;;;: lldlool.e. kids OK Drl ~ ........ ••••••••••••••• v No..... Ocean ,.. ...... .a. DE~ ;.-r.a"'e, brick pat.lo. $5, '"" temoia crta • equefiriaa (801 )3&4·2000, aak for ~ ...,,._ ....,.. ... ES FOR a......,. ..--~"' ~""' .. ,,,. .. O fl d t ---------1 by 8 4 5 D 1 r r e I I . ~ c.i ... • vu. lllO mo ~ AU. UTILITlES PAID • many ameoiU•, MAlmee beJ of szss.ooo. center. ere a Mike, en 195or Dan. ext Cy pr us Shores. S an N/Wlt.oo; W1Placen.ua. 3 « 4 Br. Priced from Co b f eleiance penoolfled. 5Br, pool home, immac. $289,000. 114/131·1871; ia. .-. _ "'--' yard 41 ~ u .... SpaclOWI 3br, mpare e ore you ...,.,ODO. l!!ut Bluff. PriD only n4/8Sl·23ll --------Clemente. Ellcluslve pvt 917..:1318 --cuo.;u ·-, b 2 rent Cuetom de11gn -"'1-5009 .....,_./ beach commurtlly Lge --aara1e1 Yamalaee · am rm, 2 a. futurt>s Pool. BBQ . • OWMBWILL
ASstSTIM
AMAMCtMGl
Guarded community ·
MONARCH BAY . Ven
ci-1 4 .Bedroom. 3 ~ ba&b home, pool, privacy
and quiet top off the
many reaturea ! Fen· tulle opportunity. sm.soo
lWhSale 1100 levellotw/uno"5l~ted Colleae Partt Home 3br, pluee. kids• pell frp&ca.f100Mo6462845 cov'rd garage, new
UNlallVAIU! .. •••!•••••• .. •••••.... 2Dd story ocean view ~~paint, CrplA. lllle welcome Call 964-256Gor ""-StuihoCondo Nr furniture, surrounded
Sbarpabd.20..,.."pool.£. •~RTDu-Ev• Must sell. 496-1602 or ...... ..., 2 cargar vai 973-2971 A.g\nofee , ..... .,.... With plush la~cap1na A/941 ...-,,_...,.,..""' .-~ 2.lllt SS75Mo-& 114.'c dep Hoa.I tbprtal Pool, spa. " Jae. Huie lot. Sacrifice Oceanv1ew w/owner 496-5079 S46-4M3 WOODBR1DGE.3BR.21Jt aauna S.cunly $400 Adult llVlng at l1S bel.t
w/tenm. $129,900. Prln. financing 3Br units .............u.L-/ Ba.~ mo 71~2360 646-2N7or2l3/<tf 7001 Nopeu. only. Patrick Tenore, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ___. -N I Uoo 38R 2 b t Bdrm furol.Ahed S36S Gl-1285. By0wner2bradwtcon· w/fflllca,lbllttoocn.Co· TrirPrt&a 2300 ace oca ' J· wkdys,&-7PM -Superb Bluffs <'ondo, JSSW Wllson.6421~1
do. model home perfect op OK SZ25.000. Agt. LelJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ":I 8 c re · b 1 R Ya r J Br. 1.,., be ('Ondo IP9C· 4 BR. 3 ba ~Mo.
Walk to South Coael 8amhart (7l4>s.5!M475 72 Broadmore 12 wide 2 ZSO/mo 73.!...P -Hentqe Part. No pet.a Agmt644 lW
Plaza. $79,000. Call -...Pnlpetiy 2000 bdrm reduced $3.300 Mesa Verde 48r, den. Pool, upcraded ~ roo
REALTORS 531-m>days; or 558-481.8 ••••••••••••••••••••••• very cln nr ocean. H B. 2Yaba, Leue 1845 mo Day 541 ·1313. eve
eva/weebod.. --------•I 962-1816 Ave 1 I now B 1 11 , ~
IWi14CM1 IHdl 37 40 .......................
-=~~~:.e tllllwltUt.500 HIWPORTIEACH .._. .... Dfterl. owneri~et 8311257--Sn&J--,,-ml-ly-3br-.-convt
l.104So.CoutHJway unit• In Newporl nu.a property la trulJ 12UMITS 11..-t 2400 2 BR. $350/mo 845 Vic· dea.lac:ntryll:Jtcbea.u lnVlUageFaare ....-.. ~lJ u.ted •l verutlle. The edetln1 1 DOOR from OCEAN _ .................. ,.., tor1a •&. No do11. eoc fees "crdlDr incld.
•
3br, 2ba very dean
home Acrose from
Cbarlee Heller Parle
Npt. U,U Walk to ebop
IJiAI 4i bu route 237. kn .Pl Sbown by •PIK Giii>'.. Do DGt dblurb le ...._ adJdr9 OK. or
H.a'sRHEST
~ Elatate wvlng'
BrautJful park like !>Ur
rouod1ngs. Terraced
pool Sunken gas bbq,
eparkhn& rounlain:..
Spacloua rooms
Slparate dinin• area.
wallt-ln cloeeta. bom e·
Wie ~I& cabinets
Walk to Huntington
Cerur
LAGUNABEACH •11 .. ,000. Call Bae home la a q__uau_il 4 Unbelievably low LOW _______ ... •! 54Hlatwkd)rl~5~--$100Mo IM-1741eva
• • bedr wttb DrepLaee PRICED al S4%5,000. FOil LEASE 497-245 7 '--·--· Gl·S.-. a;: are allowed or 0.0.-wW tnde. New 2 bedroom 2 bath ...sA vaDI 2 Sly lBr O>odo. pool, 9!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~!11AYROMTCOMDO you can build 4 addl· W.W._...... home. lllesJon Lakes DUPLEXXlnt uee. 1 rr j8eum, moder1I f•~. DO
": • 11S SUP Uaoal UDita for income 556-7777 Country Club Golf leese 3 BR 2 Ba, $57S 2 pda 5M-l'34
••· pet. <Hemet> 1.-.im
INPTTERR CONDO•
2tr, 2"'1ba. fprk. ~ ...
Pool Rec SS.SO 1118-83118,
~um
WOOD4tG~
Tbt1 contempor.,y 2 bedroom. 2 bath home
owerlook• the hllle " ocean ln tbe dlatance.
Nice Swediab fireplace.
$1.29,500. 497-3331
a..-... 1050 .......................
Leisure Wotlcl. Gate 14
Panoramic vlew, 3rd
Ooar, Villa Nueva, 2br
Zba, 51M179 A/C. aft
'lpiD. I
.--n..--will b I finan BR 2 Ba. SC75 lat & tut Luxurloua ele1ance in eau""'""'" .. e.Y _ ce. tmru.a-pool Beautifully +sec David 646-J2S5 Umv Pit 3BR. 2ba Nnr um 2 Bdrm, den condo 111now. ,,,_.._ I I DB.ull UMm landscaped, no ma10 ~·d 4i de< Avail am ~ ~a~t:i,~ t:af C: SELECT PRIME EA51'SlDE, CM ~6~ Rd 3 ;:r i ~~~~:~1 do ae!t '-:'~cor:er ~
sllp.BeauWuUydecorat· T'PROPERTIES 28dnmeacb. DesertHolSpnng.e 1215 6447211 days 41 crt1 .a.6*4!504
ed in IQOlbini ahadM " --------THESTABNE.5CO. ·--2J.a.-•~•8-•2S-72---i ~~eve. A#.· ask for Woadtln.4-3 Bdrm Con· =~:~=~~~ A· •• l"oGl&.o. ___ MO-__ m_i ___ , _ .. _, ....... _ -do. l"' ba. Brand new
Financing available. Le 381', ZBa, aood erea. INCO:W~ERTY sw.nr.-.... Eaetelde em all 2 br eando.1125/mo. Aat Hak
Tnal.Japerfeapu'lldile. owmr/q&. 848-4l20 From S311.900. Modular Ti me.• bare con· duplex Ubl pd. Yard. MMl5Z1
s-.tlHdl 1011 TypeHomes,20ecunty. =~~ P~~:'C'1a ~mo.8315761 D• D don osen
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•-•••• .. -••••••••••• 3 pvt beaches, pool & ty. Pricee durtni prime 2tr, lb.I, fncd yrd. 1365 Plltio Home; l bdnna ..
.....,,,,..,,,,..,nnnnnnnnnnnll per. Treuure ble Pk. eld leJllOD etart at~. mo. Frmbly painted. 615 2Yt baUlf, family room. 2
---------Eaec:utlve·e~ctacule r
OCMD Ylew 3 br, 2~ ~.
Newport Cmt <:ondo.
~. pool. jacu111.
I.-541-1111
2 Bedroom f 1&r11. $C65
Townhouae f um SS05
Adulta, DO pet.s
UUJJUea Free•
LA QUINTA HERMOSA
lS21.l Parb1de Ln l blk w. al Beach, 3 bib s. C)f
h .EdiDeer" . Welk CO Wortt 4i Bue M7 ·SM.1
Z8r • den, epa. huce ---
patio Sl75. Lean ....,._..... 3741
leD-1177 ...................... .
BLUP'P'S COND0·38; Studio • ..,-of decorated. 3m01 Pactflc Cat Hwy, ree eimple ownenhlp. 2 Darrell IB 64$-7008 pat101, lovely ~-' AIE WE La1una Bcb. R.M .P . "3 bdrm unite, 2 baths. 5111' 2ba. 2 car ear. Nr Sl Avail f« I .rnoa. .
CLM<•.•. mu~ <801)3&4·2000, eek for Jotm'e cburch&achl By mwe~.=~+ ........ 1Hc1a I 06' _«_4MB ____ 11_1_.ru_1_ir:::: · lmimc. Free maid serv den, 2Ba. bl1hly up-., ,..,, ,.._, __ TV ..,5 wk pwded. luptt clean. ST50 ..... ........,. • •• ....................... ~ U.X. r r 8 Unlt.e, $107$ mo income. Mike, ext 195 or Dan, ext 81.kttSL tD>llol4l-M44 IC!C. ___.at. r r.
Jual footetep1 le 1141,000. 125.000 down. UIS. «:f6frl221 '1'50ZIS.eves 5'4-al'3
mo.. be. pnme t.enanta «by mo. 499-222'7 --
BIGCINYON
SpecUcular aolf COWM .... -eq.ft. 4 to 6 ectn., ~ beU.. Pool ..... 11.-.000.
TIE STllllES CO.
648-5111
RVM~
Ne•J>Orl Sbores·Fee
Land 2br, 2ba, Owner nut aell 1 Prine. OD1y.
you •re there. 5Br. 1900 per mo. 0 WC . v_..-Condo i..e.e. Ex«'Utlve home ln CllllJ. 6"-1720 OCEANFRONT ~DJO
----• -$3S) Ulil incl
2Ba bellcb home. awir:12ora.21110. .... 2Br llaa auoc ' DBlrfWd. 2S Sq. ft.. 4Br
$225,000. wllh ~ftli...A .... ,.. &V ·--•••••••••••••••••• paol. encloaed 11r .• aBe. Nr ~.,put eG-G!Oe•• -.... -.. lie CaQYOO 3 Bdrm·2.,..
Ba. llcLaln lownbome ---~1
$137,000 ueum-~...,...--.._..,_ ...... d abowl LIU model home. lmmed. occupaocy.
LIASl/Ol'110tt able let at K 3Browner"•u.nlt w/ffllk -·•••••••••••••••••• =~fc!· 8~ CH 975-3265, aft. 4p.m .
for a..e. ~. epa, ten· ....... leacfl 376'
Dia. Aval.I. now. No pet.a ••••••••••••••••••••• •• IJll12~oeuariew OWC2Dd. •tBrlBeuall.M~u-C... .. Mcr 3122 oc_ -5SMIA~rmo.
ccmdo.$1.IDOmo.,•ppliea ~~-:-= -•-••••••••••••••All new 38r, P'emtly ORANGETREE cONoo.
toSll8,500.MS-1212 4 four-p&ex• ln Coata So. ol Hwy. Uptraded 2 room. no pets, l650/mo. 1Br loft S3IS mo + ttt
3 llDmAOM lleH. Can be aold BR 2ba w /yard. Avail ~ 7SUm ' · · "v Dec. 1 lbru June 30. --CUSTOM aepentety. All a bdrm 2 S100/mo.rfll.llllAi\. 2 Br 2 Ba twnhme, 2-aty. llMTALS l~i-i;lllft ba each. Owner wlll n.w. Avail IOOO. M50 Tbla bom• et.ancb out cany at \O'Jt for four a...-IHdl 1141 •n74 Vivian. lBR..tba ........... sµs
W/llaOWDindi'riduallt)'6 _ .. 27% "'-FulJ -•••H-••••••••••••h 28R. l ... ba ......... ~75 cetm fealuret. Lu1b ::;;.--...-oao ..,.,, .. ~. n..-·•~··' -·-.. 1 .... _ 3 BR 2 Ba, Mesa Verde. J BR. 2...., ba, 1885 ·-~-a...... W/l•rden ..... -.....__.. ... --.. WllllJ -· .t-.... -tn-..A N I I ......,... ..... ..,.,,. eea. 2 br, pvt beach, oew ~...-.... .,.. _,., -~..... ew *'-kitcbm Is fmly rm. Olillr'.... ..... =l •-..... _._. .......... ,DO~ •. a-3579. mo. 751.a>IO 1JD 1pecioul bolne Is llD -•••••••••••••••••• .IN"-· ...... COO· -.--mt.rtalaer't paradlae ....._ "-• Ow'Dll' wU1 carry For reni or be. Cbarmlni .._. del llar, 3 BR 2 Ba
w/a warm Is wekome ,_ s. 1100 atrr.. f\alll t .'!?.:!24°·000 oceantraat home furn. POOi. new cpca, drpe, etc.
It.-......... .._.__... to ..u -, ~ 2br, 1 ....... 00, pri~. ....h. l>rlme loc. $650 mo ~~Tiiin...-. _................ Ex•lent NP' Bc:b locAt· Ver/ :Cluded '900;0. _m_.aoeo ______ -1
UtMJMA llACH Um. 2 bllla from Hoa1 Adulia. Georae. dy NEW 2 Br duplex. fflllc,
Belt Deal ever. Take lbpltal. All well main· 9'1&-0545; ewee, wknda ...,. bl.a. PeUo, ••Paae ~ Walkr.r l~ lr.r.
950 mo. Coatact Mr.
C)cnm1n1a llon·Fr1. 11·5,
~
Bid Bay. 3 BR, 2 ba
Adulla, no pet.I. A val I
0.C. i.t. 545--4452 A ft. 6
I'll ---------
Altndi¥9 48r. F/R, frm
dka rm. epec elnale story
bame. Benl or tae. saoo .....,
3 Bdrm 2 Ba, immaculate throulboul. 11000 pr mo
JACOIS RI.ALTY
675-6670
OAC lik talDld. Price nduced to MM184 -over ..i.' 1Br '•a-• •799,900. Owner will .. ,...19 s 8Alba,..,. pool. ten· ~ ' .,_, carryat10%interelt. SJaNboueewttb wortclq DmlPoW l22' n96beacb. l100/mo. •-------•I €nlG€ v..-..na.a Mother • 1 -................... tt5ZJQ.ur'5"-·'--a BR z be. Beame. HOl'I£ child. Ocean View. Newbomea-Dena Pt. ea. '-" "' ..,.-:1"-w....: priYacy and 1paclou.a· ll"~~-1-Pleme call 411~ aft Q)WIPlua•v.Jopmeot ~---.... ----1J-41-• .-'8DOlmo
11DW.Ooeltllw7,NB 7pm.. W.SI Of'110tt ........... , .. ,........ W.fw ... "-1
6416646 •ts1Uport1Hda ltM ~downe:z::nt 611-1400 ---------· ....................... ll~-11-7/1 .. .
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Cl'f PENINSULA. OnlY -•••••••••••• .. •••••
" •EXCITING•
.. -... .... .-. .... ._.__ .........
THE
"GOOD
LIFE"
YEAA·AOUND FUN:
Social Act1111t1es 01·
rector• Free Sunday
Brunch• BBO's •Par·
Ilea •Plu1 much more
GREAT RECAEATIOM:
Tennis • Free Lessons
(pro & pro 1hop) • 2 ~8111\ Clubl•S.Ull8•
HyOrOmauage•Swlm·
ming• Go lt Driving
Range
BEAUTIRIL APART-
MENTa: Slnglea. t &
2 Bedroome • Fur·
n11hed & Unfum1ehed
• Adull LMng •No P9t1
• Model• Open dally
9 to 6
Oakwood
Gefden Aa>aftmenta
Newl)Oft e.ch/So. '100 18'h St
f0o.,_, •I 1«10'11
(114) 662-8170
Newport llNCh/No.
880 Irvine
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(714) 6'&-0550
7
WANr ACTION?
Claailed Ada 6'2·!5678
Cassined Ada, your one-
IWp ahopptnc center
crete, patlo covera,
dedll, IDllOllJ'Y. 84.5-6716
SELL kDe t\eml with a
De.Uy Pt.lot Cluaified Ad
Eat /Int Paant 6
wallpaper. Qua! work.
reu. Frff eat Steve---------
5C'J-4281 hper Haocins. qwat.aty
ESSIAN ~ only. Steve. .O.y
-.mi.evea.~. o.com Pa!DUna Free 1'.llt, 3 yr guar. Custom raid. pa1nt10g. ONcll &aian 912-1478 Spec. colon made. ---------•Local rel&.~ yrs exp.
Frank Demato PainUn1 a..Dl Co. Int/Ext. Custom ----.___.-----
'lllUt. n4/Ml..a&17 -Prdeuional PaiaUng
Vf!IY reas. References
5e-95'1't or 631 ·2584
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Dl-7115 r,_ s.r.ke ............. , ....•.....
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-••••••••••••••••• removal, yard clean· All
Mare families are aetuna 11.w umpma "bu& .. Uua
yeu U you have a
camper that·, not 1etuna
llMJd. ~u 1t now with a
Oa&l.f ied Ad
Seil With EASE' lt'uBREEZE
Oauif~ Adi 642-5678
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--------• $m. New 2br. Encl ear Spaoous brite 1 br upper SHARP. beach l, 2 • 3 Westcliff 2 br. 1i,, ba ~t'lM
-•••• ... •••••••••••••• S230 UP. Offlc~ store.
~car pr. For storage cpt.s, drpa. A/C 17301
only MOiio. Avau Ott. Be a ch. H 8 Ls e
Profesa1ooal Gentleman
«l's se8s guest ~
or accommodations 1n
~~rt area loca
uon 1nSU263
~BR.2ba., unfarn, Gt"Ml Loe. Adults. No Nr bus &shops 1275. No BR. ftplc, dsbwsr, 1ar & ~kr~~~ ~· F pref Kitch & lndry .,
Yearly ............ $650 PtU. 59-9'41, 631-Z29l walerbeds. 645-7838: pabol. Nopeta. ~2358. ford Lo. 548-7533. ~ & spa Jrvtne Sl50 1. Ml-2'1Z3 9GaJt
3 Bll.2ba, unlum. 2Br all util pd no pets 2br, lba, E ·slde apt 3 BR 2 ba, frplc, D/W, incl util. ~ Y3eartyBn,2·ba···.::.:..:a·n1··~lOO saicblkt OK, ~ng, dtw: w/sundeck. W/D blrup, patio, dbl car Jr apt, partially furn ---
Office...... 4400 l or 2 Rm Swtes rrom S7S _.................. m w lJl.b St Call Tom I 1 •/1rtnt/
n ...... ,..,.. Ul60 Walla M 543-5478 gar $.C*)/mo. 964-5261 Guarded eot, rtt fac1I Lr1 1 Rm Bach apt .
Yearty ....•••••... $1,000 ir.S..lll560 ce, gr 2 8'".Zba,cio.edgarage, Eves&wknds67~14 male, EVERYTHING Aupori Alu exec oles.
assoc iated
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•TiiE DAISY• fum11bed. Near bcb. •For KlDS & their cbhwhr,stove,frplc,new 2Br,2ba, Versailles Con 53&-&5Ul
d:rps & cpt, rresh pamt do w/Vlew Adult.s, see.•---------~ No pet• $400. mo. Many ameruties. S725 ~room ln beauWul 2 sty
•TotLot 848-5768. mo. Wkdys 645-6242. ~ CM. area AduJts
•Dlsbwashen 2br, pallo an 4-plex . .Encl. eves&wknds644-04.S2_. -only $200 6'2·5299
U1D ~ on Bnat.oi
w /pvt ltt'V 225 to 1280
aq ft Prom Sl7S S.S1 7010
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•2 8dnna & 1 Ba gar. New cprts, p11JJ1t 2 Br, 1 Y.a Ba twnbae style VocaHon......... 4250
l'V'<E>•vvnnlfT APT. l •Walk to park Adlts No P.ets. $346. Adults. No pets. $325. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ""'""""""nu lBlhat Pomona, C.M. '1Bl2·CRooald, HB. S48-21682. y•uan
DICUT1YI sum
f\tU aerYlc:e of faces
In Newport <:.enter
64G-5470
Br, winter tental S300 ---------(714>631·3515 ~
mo, utll incld. No pell. 2 Ya OLD CONDO ---------• 2 bdrqJ,. 2 ba. 1 car enclsd -OCEANFRONT• Modern l or 2 br cottage
5e-JJll30,673-7M4 Best C.M. loc., 2-story, ..WIREED APTS pr. $375. No pets. Mike Great vu, 4Br 2bl\, yrly, oo beach on TaJ:uu with 2Br.l~ba.pvtlndry,all l<~;Bachelor llllMIM0&98IH608 ooly. saoomo. 642·00.S. car. row boat. wuh
bbna, tplc, paUot. 2-car $275; Bachelor & loft Ewa. machine. complete e:ocl pr, ~. a.eue. sm. Frplc, rec room, I llodltoe>c:ea. ldlcbm. etc. For more Gl-3J33.M0-42S'T. pool, jacuul, enclosed 3 Ir, 2 ba, frplc, 2 car Oceanfront Br $500/mo info call 93299 net Ai
----'------• prqee. Gu It water pd. 1ar. $650 mo. Rera a to mo. ve by 7308 W. ~·~·~t~mcta~~·:__ ___ _
SDOto"25, 2Br,1 l&Z ba Adults, no pets. 393 must. Adult.I only. Mo Al'lG1480 ...... Slimw 4300
ap&a. Ba~. laundry ffamlltm,Cll.~JL peta.CaUDictta-eU4 -··~ BJoct to ocean. 2 __ ............... ..
Cir..t Ultllr Ceehr
lD c.o.ta llesa
Newly re mod. shop· 1
cen&er located at 2750
Harbor 81, bas spa~
avaUable r&DllAI from _.., eq. ft. ready for
lmmed.. oecupuey Call
Pual S . Kat&, Alt
213/tMfSP 3106 ~~.::.. occupy. &IN'-91..... 2 bdrm. 1 ~ ba, patio apt ~~ Ba, dsept. ·~~· abiq! A*d depoab
--.. •••• .. ••••••••• TSLMpt MZ-10 Clean. ql4et, 2 bd, l ba. or bcb, no pets, $375. ~,rm, adult. no....... & c\ll llvins eapeoaea! 11_.__._ J..8r New~ lfep:todeled, NO kids/peg. S3Z5/mo. llob,AeenL1&2-Z535 $525.631.-ProfeHionally 1lace --~ =· ~~e. ":'~~..:::..~· Ca11Cnda,D1·1* Db.21r.3bUtlObcb."°° WESTCLrPF PLAZA 1'11.HOUWUTIS Of~=t.
mo • · -.1211attar1pm • mo. 714-5M-t5tl evee, AREA 2t:r 2ba, pool, na .... lJ lll'llOinled Ex· ..._.,., ' 'r 3107 · 21.M32-T486wkd.ya crpll, compl nu kltch. l3H134 ecutiw 9u1.ea centrally
-•-••••• .. •••••••••• Sharp, clean, 2Br, lBa. REALTORS applas, nu drps , nu ft.mm.ate needed, qwet, located ....,. freewaya.
1 BR apt, wiaW"ooly 4°' ~·~yr old (&>lx. W. ---------1 NEARBEACHstudl.oapt, painl.63l-4930. neat, Ice 2 BR 2 Ba. cowu • the Oran1e
E. Balboa. side. Kida 0 k. 00 pets. Bach. loft, refrige .. stove, SZ25. UW incl. Lg lB btn b QB& l300 + utll EY$ County A Hp o rt 646-9Ul or213-378-898S S 3 7 5 · 6 4 5 · 7 4 1 9 pool. Adults. No pet.a. S3IHn2l r, ay ew. · Fac1htles include a • eves/wknda Call ...,.. frplc. adlts only, no pell 673-VlOZ ,..~ .. u-.,.22 DJO. 646-.....,1 IWWa. ~mo 673-M~ev--------fnmdly, effkleOl rettp---.-Hmil as 3142 · -Rm for rent Fm Condo l 1 on s t / t e I e p hon e ••••••••••••••••••••••• GRAND OPENING 2 Br, 1 ba house Garage, •-•••••••••••••••••••• Avail Nov. 15, 1 Br, S225+utll Stacy dye operator who 1reets ~ 2Hba, n:._w1• So2. of F""~LY.,~OM '0r~c:Y!!:?.,!>! Caoyoo AvaaJ.Decl.2bdnn.2 ba. Versallles. Npt Och 2131157·6~1108, eves rourcbentsaodans~n
........,. wy, ... c, car -~" .......,.u.............. Lwdaol. Secunty. Near Pool, jac., & ameruUes. TI4-....,,3 >'O'U' calls, a complete
pr, rn1. paUo. $550 lit & ADULT SICTIOM Huge 3Br, 2Y.!Ba, spiral Pete's Landing. $575. $550. 955-2033 Mon-Fri Calaf • Federal law
last. 673-UAS. I strcse, beam cln~, encl 213/582-5947 9-5. Ask for Lynn Female 23-30 lO share 2 bbnry, beautifully de· ._.,l!lll:Hield dbl f 1 k tr, 2 ba WUlter rental on C"orat•d contl'ren~-Coda Meta 3124 WW pr, rp •sun ec • no baytront Beuut view. "' '"' ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2Br,W4 ba fromS42'J peta,SBOOmo.646-Ull2aft nm 1844 M!ARHOAG $250 mo uttl inc. rooms. photo copy
I ....... ...,..H .. ·-s 28r,2ba rrom'450 6&wknd"a. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Highly U,parad-... pro· Ml~ ---rmdunes. & the rinnt in _,.._...._ .,._.' 38r,2ba from$525 Woodbridge 3 br, IV• ba, ... """ ~al services For
Laree. 1.263 bd &arden Beautlful, brand new. Ex Location. Mesa Verde uparaded condo. 1..akes, feulooally decorated 1 Cute Antique hse, l>hr f\irther anro & a personal
apta. Adults. Dibwhr, Excellent location next 28r, cblld OK, $375/mo, pool, teonl.a, rec. center. BR Bach ln Ven1Ulles w/Fem Pvt yrd. pets t 0 u r t b r 0 ugh th e
bltm, encl gar. aaa bbq. toabopplna&park SJS.5ll4,55&-471B Nopets ssoomo.833-1352 Condo overloolung foun OK S200+utl Mt 5 factlities. p&ease c-ontact
Pool. Gu Pd. 77• S<:oU Oilld.ren welcome 18 3Br. 2Ba, den, crpts/drp11, aft.er6 & wknds. ta In &c pa r k · I i k e 6C2.8o5& v 0 r t a c A 5 s 0 c .
Pt.842-5073;645-5611 falnllyeertloo.Nopets. gar. Washer, dryer •-•--L. 3841 ~~~/moF\JlCalsttll unty 17 14 )955 2288.
2 Bd 1 b • t OpendaUyl0-5:30 '--J.,~ p Uo lS 2 ......----..~ Rmmte wntd non r714185$-3800 rms, al ap · 31111WeatWilson.Costa ,..,._....,. a ,nope • ••••••••••••••••••••••• C4644-7211 s moker. quiet. resp
Adlllta. $375. mt. Gaa Mesa<behindHarbor Inds, $450. lSl·H Del S..CZBr.NLq,ocnslde ASKFORNIGEL.Agt careerpenon Refs LR MEWPOal'IUCH
paad.M2·50'7J. . SbopplngCenter). M.ar,6'5-IN56 hwy, bltna, qwet, $460 2br, 2ba, pool Jae Irv OFFICE OR RENTAL
MESA '8ME$ 831-5513/548-2408 O.. Por.t 3126 mo. Y r I Y A d I t s • Delm.e 3 BR 2 Ba ownen Nr Uruven1ty 640-1065 SPACE. W Cat Hwy .
!Isa Verde EaaL Spac. t llanticello 3 br 2 ba COD· ....................... Hll~l038; l-623·382'7 t.mJt, close to beach In t"Ves ManDen ltaJe. ilZ56q n
Bachelor, 1"2 br apll do, 2 car 'garage. 2 BR.~· 2 Ba, dlJt apt, 1 Br. ocean view. $'35. quael area. 2 car gar Divorced middle age _TI_4-66-__ 21i28 __ _
frUD $305. Pool..r. J•cuw, Refurbished. $540 too. ocean new, 1ar. pauo. Adults, no peta. w/opor. W JD & many man will share luxury
pvt patios. uaraaes Call after 6 pm 64().8(18"7 n4-493-1030 5G-1186or491}.3922 other features S700 per 4BR rum Latun• Niguel 1 fll FREE RENT avaU. AduJta, no peta. _anytime ___ ._wtoda __ • ___ 11._.14•1eoch 3140 •-Hlls llSO mo. No pets. l-992-4112, home with emale. re
2111DHarlaAve,5*X47. ..., _,.... ~2303 <ask for Jeff> MOUb&e 831·3281 DIC. SUf1'IS .,. _ _. ........ 2br lba ard ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• New 2 br, 2\l'f ba luplex. ~--• • y • 1.________ MIWPOlrT canu pr Veey Clean Adults 1--------•l 2br, 2ba Condo. beaut. ,. Respcmible M Lr1 Jbr f\&11 servl From S22S
dbliaso !!;..~·. !!!•1,. bylatrdos.' NoPeU.P'1511o.644>-0605 •ORUXE• vlew. Privacy. Rec 1BrVersailles'6SO holM in CdM Nr bch "'-R~;......,.YCo"' ---•·r... facility Nr. shopping. Udo2Br+den$850 S2:50Mo MH!il3 ·--.-· ""•-~ ... SSJS.17H339orl42-teal Sa.dom 2 br a,PtS. Fami· SSllOMo. 497-llm,4M-9614 2SlJ')'2Br+denS900 moM4-7m fyWdt. Pool & Play-l'IDO£N APT ZBrTownhouseS700 B&lboa: Nd 2 reepon non· Newb'diconltadJBr28a 8"0'JDd. Sundance West llM • Mlwporlleodt 3169 smokers for 3Br 2ba oo a'Oce tpe<"e m Newport
townbou1e. S•acloua Apu. 1998 Maple . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2Br+den.allp,Sl300 beach $151.875-7236. arC'Glta~:-!111 ~ a: POOL Quiet .... ,_.oreG-1151 21f',AdllhCMlfy BAYFRONT lBr. with 2Br,view.pool$9!50 -~ area. Adults, no peu. 3poola view porch, S47S mo. W•11fu .. Hw1 o.:aatront NB. yearly. CANNERY Vll.J.AGE sas fS'7WN9/e&5-3312___ Bachelor loft, refrlg . Cowredcarport m.-o '31·1400 peUo, '';fl. waaher Ii SOOlq ft offc or shop,
211r, 1~~ fl11e. patio, =~~~.~~~ta, 00
_ :::rw;:ma PAllMIWPOIT JI • :::rft!. ~~ll~cl.. 1paH avail 11·15·7V
ael 1•"9 Adu1t1. No .. -''"'to~ ... I *--"-•-•o ~. CaU 1'1Mm. ~5 ...... .. Bacoe ore, 1 or 2 _.._ • Nl..1115Mo.~4 l~ walkiD& distance to 1711 lwnt Badrooma&Townbouie. ....................... l.aYely bme w /pvt rm & llJ RENT
A20 pr mo, uUI pd. ti W From_, 00 l Br adult ccmdo, llke n,w. -~{Jae SUS mo &
Carl Olaleow. Windward ....,. Spectacular apa, total Pool. jacuzzi, nr. So Cst '-' • -8791
ProperUatlM027 847•6064 recreation pro.sram, Plala. '385. 8.11-4933 or Nwpt. 8cb. Lwc. Furn
llizL-•Gr•H1-aoclalpl'OIJ'am.1'poola,I 141«i15. Ocean vu home. Priv. IJllTil 1980 tenn.lacowta. At Fubioa ,._......N So....._ p•---Ba .. mt. Seek prof 11 laland, Jam bone Ai San ~ r "'9t ..... s:m+ utd. l44-04l4 ~Hilla ao.d. OD MacA.rtbur· ---• Luxury Otnce Sulta
C714J64+1f00 Ocup)' lmt:nd Rmmlte oded M/P', nice OD Newport Bay. ~~~= bee W/luadedl 3 blka UDO ............... 1 Bldroom. l bath, yearly Park ca rrm water. nd tomeooe ----------• or mo. $350 mo. Ast. air. 2ba $550 Ml-llOZ to aba ra ea pe naH. V1LLAM
17MZ10 ,....... 31f0 Prefer DOD·•moter. ~ Bk>ck to tie.ch. 3 br, 2 "••••••••••••••••••••• -..i Bob. c.I s.iit '-
-----------• ba, downataln, bltn1, 2br,lbe,frplc,w/!Jlryfatl Roammat. wAIMct 11/F '1M'6J
Blocks to bHcb. All trp1c,smi0 • ..,..,..'8QO, ~1..,o!u~r;,~~· DOHm ••.mid••• tO !'.w\l&iwom-avau In 12?.-hst....,..140 __ .. __ · · &b&fe J Bdrm toado. ..._
• lliD•FtlllaltlllM Owa room • bath. hall...,, olc bide-Nr. ~---------• Dltwby. tm. .. atL now. ~ ,.. ~ ... d ];o0 .-+~ u&U. ..... o.c. Allpoft. ~ • 2 Br l Ba. carport. 1234 •-• pbtlGI w.. ~1 W'V, W. Ba1botl 81. Cell for ............. •••••••••• llaimM.,..... to elai' &Br -. rm. tll.C. Pia call
QOt. Jlcn or C.rolro. ~.--:.... Vi!"! ..., nr bucb • eollet• ~.
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~Z!JDO AllmCe
Downtown Laguna .
475~ ft
MOO Mo m Thud ~l
1·213 383-2347 ---Pnme Newport lkh Of
hce Ste. SOyd rrom
waterfront Approx 4Dllcl I\ Ample park ·e
mari>y W/823-62Se
OreM Shop for Sale, 6yr..
in &oOd loc S.15.000 Cash
Owner ~7464
T&tHIS STORE
Lo overhead, ha profit~
Newport area Only
IZ1 ,.500. Patn ck . 631-l?tif\
OC. AiqJort. beaut extt REALTORS
swt.e, 2 omca. • roo· -Art-Su-~--Store--fo-r-Sa-le.
ferw:llClr rm. ca.a be reot· .,,..., ed eeparately All Localed m lkaey Beach
ser•aces available CUy Shopping <:.enter t754tZZ For more 1nformat1on
ea1l TI415>'·3216 A#
DELUXE OFFICE ICE CllEAJI. Fast Food
UDO 9CI ft • aU « part. Xlal Newport locatJon.
D _!1.!t,. Not Toleawl2 Ar:· l6.llC selJ aow! 129.000.
--· · Owner 673·5662 .
..... bacwfl.. SZ>-Sl&S
Wt.. ......, to Lo. 5025 ~ ll a chlterencc>' ·-••••••••••••••••••
Larse suites <260 s r > ---------prov1d1og h11bly pro
fes11onal secret a r1 a l
service w1lh a m.ana1e11
tW oumbec or uruts 2082
M1chel1on. Suite 212.
lrvuw Ca II 752 0234
BAYFRONT Ot'f'IC£
SOO ~q rt . a lt u m
menrt.lt'!>, 7 14tff73 1003
··················-···· Por store & offlre ~pau·
at rea.sona ble r 3 t ('4,
500 to 2700 Sea H .
MESA VERDE bR
PLAZA
1S2S Mesa Verde t:. C: M
S45-4123
SWING LOAMS
and
2bd Tnmt Deed Loans on
resldentJal property
Custonuzed to meet
your needs'
R 1-: OF.PT
SAMTIAGO IA.HK
714 /832·5200
/NEED
I MONEY
am-. Protin e
C I g Seolt! CREDIT HO
Retail OT ofrlc."e spacl' ra<>llEM
avaa!abl4! ror 1mmed1ate laid & 3rd TD •--· occupancy an high trar --..
lie cmter at Maenot.aa & 97MS3 l
Warner 1n Founu1n Arranged by
Valley 1~ Sq n at SY c:o..t Hon. LOGfts
sq n Fronts oo Warner ----
Call 1714 1964 2566 or
~2911 Agent FAST CASH
2nd TDs swines 673-~-
Mt.,..t llYd. CM ......., W.t.cl 5030
Pnine COmmencal 1300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• or 41111() sq n 494 ,5049 _
~ in woman ·1 health
club; ideal for dance,
YoP. «c. 541-1765
UNTOttlUY
4700 1q ft. office build·
Ina. near Lido Isle,
pun:hue pnce 1750.000
W/$100,000 dwn. QO 3Zbcf
SL. Newport Beach. Cati
for dlltaila Sierra Realty
~TllZO
NEED S3S,OOO
2bd TD. Money. Ample
collateral. BURR
WlUTE, Ast. 675-4630.
Ews 673-5122 ---MDitCJ1!91's. Trat .,... 50l5 •••••••••••••••••••••••
s.ttlet' Mt9-Co.
AU \)'Pel ol real estate
invest.menu smce 1949.
~-Zlld TD1 ~o~ !:,":': ~~3~ 1_'4_~_2_1_1_1 __ '4_M __ ,_1_1
Avon . 841 ·2147 or Widow bas money for
Z13tsn·7001 ahrt trm 2nd TD's, no
h 0 $; W ...... 4100 0..-cbfflr, DO pnlty, -••••••-•••••••••••• :iooo Ai ~or action
111> aq. ft. tncl. olftc:e .. aaem: 7311•
comfan .,.., eeat loc:. C •sH atS/mo. Incl. uUUU•. "
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81SS-10S.S .... °"" C.. .......... Nwpt Padl\c Pundin1. New s.• aq. n. lndl blda. w/m 1q. ft. orr1c:e. W TO Pr-. oe ~lot. aueet. On 11 .. Vetde Home
Ofo c:aa be •l*Oded .,-. Will Dtacount.
w....-M. T-rtor C.. AleOt: Ml:.4*JO ~ ... .-10 1-----~~~--Duplex, I Br, 281, f rom lllO, 2 bdrm Praf. wamaniilb aame Oulllyer'1. liarp new ~. ~. pauo, ..._ 1rom ts00 + to 111r a aa bamt. Cll. ~" •ua* wt&.b an
,.,.... POlllble moor-peda. tmmll, w1ttrf1Ua, PNf on-• . ...,._, ~ avallab&t. IOZl
lDI awair.h&a. DO peg, =Gii forcookln•,. C.11. ...... cGlldo a ~ 2 .... CDLr ~ tm. .... W..eM 4600 •tmo. pa.Id. Prom Saa ba P,901, frplc, ais. lrftle.Call'I .. --················ -------0.. drtve Noi'tl -Tm; m.;mi w ' _._.S ~ Protleiol'I Med cm •ac:11 to llcraddeo ' ' , ... ~ _,'..."!.. 1 fura. aparime•t• or
HOJIEOWNEB LOANS T AJU\ANOID '10.000 to $1S0,000
•AMOllTIZED
•IH'J'EllDT ONLY "6llORT TERM
..
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to 8Hwtnd Vlll•I•· JID &Ill;. bUl1lDe to OCC, • ...,. • r:eedt)~ durta1 ~1111ary ooly.
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of 1 proftulonal =.~111* Le •·
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Call 8Db WIUiatnt•Altnl <
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•.+!IA=\ I n -~ blMflla Top ft>' Con·
'VOLT . . .
,_to ... wU aU J'OUI' ReilitW tod.v to work \acl o-.J .......... at
wam. All lNd CID vartoua accounUD• • MIU.. CAIPan •• :W~u:'~:!t ::.~.';!~: c~::!·~~ TOYOTA-YO&.•O lw4. I ;hr-.t
sim.taraPCJ'.,97.mt your home . Acct& J.9Harbarllvd. Jmmed. 911)plo1ment
----........ ---_:a&1no7wlll~:;:~~ COMme~~~~llll~I!!.. dmtla. boollbepen ac:· <X>l'l'A MF.SA Eapr'd framera only rt.1-..JUa&a COUD\.anb are n~ded 646-tJOJ Comawrdal 6 ,..Iden. ~ .. Liia \'.... 0.C. AllPOIT U... On.qi Cou:aty. AUTO a 0 UTE T be Ual 0 C. arH. Cont.ad ~~~ ISCOlrr SllYJCI Call ua for more in· RelSU' • ..,ty AM 1'-' '••--iiiiiiiiii•;;.I Don or 0 • r 1 . ._ lpeelaU1la1 la baal· lllrmadoa. ti>ilioun. 1371-MSO/mo 11 TIA/OM214 ~..;.;.i...._._;Cbl:;..::;.;.;1"Ml..;.;;_:...:..:..;oe~, H11aea, rulduta B'*-t Hal'• Xlnt moonll1bt for Blnk1tll 714/494-4214
fMHI I rft' wicome, •ca ls .. I wt,_, ret.lftd, dlaabW Talll ~·~ 7Jt.IJ41 z:mNoero.dway ty, " 1tudeat1 Need Newport Cuter Op noo.~ Buker 1ood wbuh Call port&a1\y for Te~r In a£IS MASSAGI aaq., &aota.Aoa 540·3008 bet 1oam or *--ed to a career with
C.uP9fTll
l'\n1ab CU11190Wr nted9d
for rnaln&mance MC:UOG
Muat bt able lo bulld
kltt'IMn cablotta from
1cntc:h 25'~ of Job.
751. malntenanrt
carpentry E1u:ellent
btneflt.a lncludlna free
hea.lt.h ~ Ute tnau.raMC.
paid vacation, unilorma
& profit 1barln1C Apply
at.
...._ ... _, .. ,__ pt!,.11.._ .. MOD&S f714)1JMIOJ -~------Imperial Savlnu ..
·-_,, l""IW'lll Loan. L11ht lyp1n1. Aola~-ISCOln'S BABYSITTER . Oc · ple&1anl peraofAllty OUTC .a.11 ...... LY ADlllNISTRATIVE AS Iona! B k ~cell•nt nlary and A P•ao1 a•••d la -"" SISTANT · I'm lookin1 cH eves. a er & beuellta. Call Dorh aomllhn• a llrlfriad 0.,.. ..... llr for a brl&ht, ntal, In· Harbor. Reliable & ,.___ •H 1,..1 l.091'. .631·2140 dultrioUI person, cap•· rwpoaaible. 751-IOU an. ""r;'~~unJty
1Ma.-.. IJOO GOLD .. GIRL ble ol exerclaln1 1ood -'-· -------EmployerM/P'/H
-•••••••••••••••••• ---------1 Judiment in OW' b1&1y. BABYSITIER, rnature, j~~~~~~~~~ lllACHIMG OUT diverailled offtce. Good Pa rt . t I me , e v e a ,
FOUND ADS
ARE FREE
f.alh
64i.H71
MO-Jiit, 760.9430 typln1 • bookkeepln1 S.ll:30PM. Muat drive ~ esaenUal. SH de· ..,..1 MHrOutcallOnl)' alrable. PR a must. --------
NOW IDRING Salary commensurate BABVStTJ'ER -needed
~GE w/a personal w/exper. Call 073-IMH In CdM 5 :30am to
toucb: come to the Mon-PrilM. 10:30am for kln -
Olympu1 Health Spa. Amway-Become • di•· der1arteo dauahter.
2l30 Pacific Cst Hwy. tributor and share ln a _man _______ _
NB. Beautiful girls f..U.Uc future! 538-lW03 BABYSm'ER -2 achl
10am-4&m to aerve you. aee chlldreo. All achl. ~~~~~~~~~! ~mL ANIMAL.HOSPITAL Brian• Yale area
IRVINE ~all. 5PM. I.Git « P'ound a pet! Call
Anlmal Auiatance
~. 537-2273. no ree.
F<xmd "' I09t a pet! Call Special Pala Hotline.
714 l'f72.12S5, 21312:58-7398
Found: Fem. German
Shepherd, apx 24" hi,
b!k face, Westminster
8C7-8Sill
MICHEUES •o.tcal• llAM-v.M 13S-37 49
•SELF-HELP•
Obesity Group
For Women Only,
llam·3pm call 640-9516
Ener1et1c person lo
bathe, clean fr aaslat.
full time. Mon-Sat.
~
Bankin& T8.1B
MIW ACCOUNTS
Part Ume permanent. ~wwillg Semce ~~L requlred. Wiii PBX operators for • r trne. Call for
telephone aoawerlna appl. Joan Maraelle,
service experienced or aMSl M tua.l Sa •-a· Male lo pose wt.U lral.n. FuU lime or & Loan 57~ CamU:.i>;
Bink
~~
In orsantuUon la now
aceeplln1 appUratlona
lot employmeot in moet
THI llYM CO
1011 C.11nelbacll
Newport Beach, NU'1'M
F.qual ()ppor Emp&oyer
department• Contact Caabier p/t. El Toro 6 ~!~_Nor~1'-0.!.l" r · La1un.a Area Im med
..... """"• ('7l .. n_.-. ~-employmeat av•ll
BARTENDER for ~
HolidQ'I, See RB. at C&sbler---/Hardw---re-Sales--
Rlvlera Rt1taurant Apply in pe,!oo, Rion
M).3MO Hardware. 1024 lrvloe
BEAUTY OPERATOR Ave, Weatcllff Plua,
Make-up artlal Won-_N_._B_. ----derful apportunity for a
youo1 ·fashion able
boemed penoo for hl&b
fashion busy salon.
Richard Ouellette, 200
Newport Cnlr. Dr N B.
CASHta
Eqi. pref Veritable hrs
Sat • Sun a rauat Kenn Rima HJtrdware,
26116 Harbor 81 vd , C M tor Females part 1.Jme shill.I availa-Estrella, San Clemente.
951·2927 ble. Days, afternoon-F.qL&al 0ppor Employer ~r. FUii Charge Found: Claim or adopt • ........ 11r-i 5360 e~ or "rave yani. for crowin1 Fountain G....,,. __ lge "-Akapoo· ,.. •• _......, c" " v-11-CP So
CASHIER
FOTOMAT ·~1 1..... "-""' Muat able lo work ·--------1 ....,y A. ma typ-11• ~· some weekends. Ty pl.di 8aok1ng req · o opp Y. F l""-h ., ...... , F. Pit ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 'd XI l l Has lmmedtate poa1tlora
in lbe H.B.. Npt. Bch.
C M Two ahil\a avail.
lOam ·2 30pm 2 »7Pm
Mon Fri Xlnt ~e. &
worklQi conds. Paid
t.ra.inlng For Interview
~call 1164~ mWlt
be 17 or older. E 0 E
~~xM.b~IkkP!: BRASS KEY ~wpm. required. Many FUU.&PAITTIMI open.964-2713 co. benefits available. Tm• --s n...-a."~ full charge. die Mix, M. Newport Pt UM Fri •-~· Bcb • I h I ease ca 00• · w-tem Federal Sav-&. .. -•• ve young com-An ma S e ter · CATERING TO YOUR Fashloo Island area mQ la C\lm!IJUy seek.Ina ;:;,~. bnght In· ~. --· SOC I AL AFFAIRS Costa Me.a area reepooalble individual.a div1dual experienced
LOST: Brown M Cat, EXQUISITE ESCORTS ~rt area lo work in our Newport thru trial b&laAce, atate-
saggy belly, ulhma, nda * 661-072' * M/F Ca 543-"230 Beach office. S&.L or meot.a. credit. payroll,
mechcatioo. "Fat Boy" EOE. ban.kin& ext;rience ia general office. Alias --------..,..REWARD. T -t Nov Need to talk lo a lawyer? __, __..... ff c:-. Ind·---' 311 E C~HIERS _, ~ For' tial •-•-awerl•g Ser•lce .,. .... e .. ~. e o er a ..,...,... .... ... es, L -.....,.... •nle U11 appo ... t--ood rtl I Alt S t An --· meat all 556-129' E ~ c--•'--. I ata 01 u ary, on, an a a , ----- -c · veo--.....,..... ,_. pluunt worlUnc coodi-~-F<l'Dl 11-11 by Bushard tDi appo!ntmenta ava.ila-for 3-ll ahift. T~wages. Ucm. • excellent com ,
and Ada.ma, H.B. male -~----Experience omy. 221 = ...._____ .n.,.,....__; BOOKKEEPING CLERK U TDTI M lrilh setter, around t yr Sodal .,.............. P'orHt Ave. Lasana .._.__. ~·...,.. llaa thna Fri 9-5, min old. Very well tempered. ~ 5400 Beadl.. canta, please call ap belpfu1. Apply 1860 "•'I 116Z-8S68 ·-•••••••••••••••••••• --------Phyllis lmontl, (714 > Pl....,,,ia, a.ta Mesa MARKETS ~ MEET mE PERSON ~72:16.
1..ClST: M Boxer, brown,
''Kie", REWARD
t31~1Z7 497.3055
Fowld: Claim or Adopt al
Irvine Animal Care
Centtt. We need homes.
Of your choice from APROPOS WISTHM
open minded couples lO ,...al S..llMJs
potential marriage Fashion Island MCorporate Plaza partners fasl & sare Coast Highway
throuab So. Calif 's ~ Newport Beach, Ca 92660
larseat fr most unique A Fln:WUropean E.O.E ' M/F Dal. Serv. 1000'1 of profs "-i Bo I Pleaae help ua. We have rrom docton to execs. ~ aner ut que 11
a blk Ii wht SeUer, Cock· Women Join free PM ae e kin I a 11i1 la o t BankiDI a-poo, comes, Terner Dn. Serv. (714)636.7572 manal!f.; additional C:O-rclal Taler
mix. German Shepherd, --------staff. open. Pre'vloua experience Beacle mix fr many T.....e $450 Cel c....a 644-2652 preferred but not re-
IDOre lo cboo.te from. ••••••••••••••••••••••• l~~~~~~~~~I Q\&red
Qxne ptck-a-pet. You'll Sailor seeks paasaae ARTIST-P~TE-UP. full
be clad )'OU did. 754.3734 lo/frm Australia: Scuba time f 0 r adv er ti 1 . Locmt rroc...or
dive Gr. Barrier Reef. Good Found: German Shep, DDl s. CA. 60-lOO' sail. iq/pubU.hlna co .• ex-typina skills re-
male, Bolaa & Bolu will crew. M.A. Clark, per nee. Loe~ ln San Q1ired. ~i!!:, Weatmlnater. 3X>NwptCtrDr. St.e3CM, Juan Capo. Call for ln· .._....,_ N.B. 82830 terview (714) 493-8122
Fowld Female lriab Set.-3 American Airline i,; ter, baa cbolte cbaln._yic fare coupons MS ea 3 ~~ ~ Bushard HB. foe m>. ~Ua/ev•: ----------
Found: 1m. Terrier fem , • ..,.._!ta!
mo.Uy black. Blk. & ~-Amembler
PUC1SIOM
ASSIMILB
Position available In
mechanical aaaembly
shop. Muat bavt Jood mec:hHI~ aptitude fr
manual aexterity. llual a,. familiar with re-
whil8 fesn. P"PPY· Benji-••••••••••••••••••••••• type male, moaUy tan. .,. W-.d. 7075
81.k. Setter mlx, male ..... ••••••••••••••••••• Retriever mix male. Secrelary/Booteeper Ex·
White • tan male dog. per1enced profeuional
Also cata, 1 blk. male il Reliable aelf-atarter. 1 11'91 • wbl\.a male. - -......... _,_e Newport S.acb Animal .,,. .. _,v. "''""'..., ·
PART TIME
TRLER
work, trouble1h00Un1. The Lacuna Nl1uel Of.
dri.lliol. reaml.D1 " pre· fl c: e of S • n DI e 1 o .ma. lillnimum a yean l"ederal Savt.np & Loan
experience. Excellent bu a Part Time Tellet'
oompany benefit&. Con-poalUon available. Ap-
t.ad. Par llilla, 557-9051. piicanta muat be avalla-
Sbelts'.....-Hlfp Wmhd 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• GNJ, ltrDd tltten, ap. AC C 0 UM TIM Ci pros. &-16 wb old, vie.
Laeu lldl Sci, CdM. CLlllC
M).5QD aft. 5Pll
.. I ., lllO .......................
WANTED: Female to
that• ::r:o••• of 2 =:r:-.~ull'~ . .,..,
Pub"-bln IT d h Equal Oppor Employer. ble IOI' 5 da)'I full time ... I ra ea ow tralDLnl ln San Die10,
ftrm netda lha.rp perlGD have previoul cuhier-
for a«owata receivable. 1---------1 inl apedenc., bt able Will be r•pcmalble for A 1TBfl10N to type accunately, UH billlnC • 1mieral office 10-"'-9d"''· .. machine du&.lel. A«W"ate typinc I I Or Onr _, -Ji ...mlal. fapertence Mos-. Mecesa. and b • cu at o ra er &nferrecl but wW train. .......... · oriented.
Oood worfWal coocUUom If you are new to Costa 1*rviewa acbeduled by •Ult co. be:neft&a. lm· u-. tem.....,a•"v dia· I t I m.dl.te O~Dl,. ---. r-•UWTed ;f!:.~~!_nt OD y . ,. contim•n1 your uca-~ •tmo. Call tlon. recently di•· _MMIM.. ________ , char1ed from the
aentc:e. or f« any re-
a10 .-ma temporary oc ~ '""1l, com Ider
Oda unique opportun.ity. ,.c.. ...
SZ16hrW_.
1.14DASTUART
4fM210
SAN llBO
FEDEIAL
SAVINGS & LOAN
~-.::nr
IOOUHPER
Part Ume. Immediate
opening. Full ex
penence. Costa Mesa Co. 64.>2'M7.
()perunga now available
for ruJI ume Assistant
M.tnagen on 2nd " 3rd sh1lt 'llo expenenre nee
We LraJn Start SJ 30 to
$4 per hour Advance·
Busboys, Cook s, meot opport\lnllyfor
Hoatessea, Wa1lre1,1es man11emenl positions
AIJply at Numero Uno, lo SS 50 per hour 1f
l.8.12.0 Broothunt. F. V. quallfied For more In·
-----· ----fonnaUon & lnlt>rvlew, Bua drl vers needed al apply to i1t.ore •50, 1390
Capistrano Unified N.-Paclllc Coast Hwy,
School Dlatrl ct. Im· Laguna Buch. 494·9233.
mediate lralninl ill be-Will Interview Mon thru iJ:1i offered to a limited Fr1hmto3pm nwnber of applicants. F.qual Oppor Employer
O.Uct Mn. Stratton at ~~~~~~~~ •l%15 ext. 272 for in· :..: formatiOn. CENTRAL SUPPLY
a.ERK: Part Ume/Oex·
Ible hrs Bevttiy llaoor
Conv. Hosp. 3000 ~Yer·
ly Manor Rd. Seal Beadl. -.a.n
Cafeteria Helper. abort
hrs. I or 3~ hr.
minimum S.UI per hr.
Costa Men. Newport
Beach. Corona del Mar --------
areas No experience
neceaury. Apply at
Newport Mesa unmed
School Dial. Food
Service Office 1857
Placentia Sl. C M,
'190-3273.
Canvuaen, we need 3
people, exper 'd ln pub Uc
<DUct wort ta put to
set app 'l•
w /homeowners tor a
home-Improvement co.
Work hrs 2-6pm, earn
$6.50 per hr + com-
miaaian. Ca II II r. Fred·
d)'83&-3'5.
CHltSTMAS
MOMIY
Early mornlDI L .A nmea deU very S400 +
per mo CM area, 7
days/wk
521-7019 979.925 I
Q 's#lollAMht.
lllternat.lonal Publitblq
F\nn oeeda rw~ible
penoo with lood phone
maonen, aptitude for
ftl\U'tl Ii detail work
General office duilea +
accurate lyplha. Ex·
perience preferred, but Carina persoo or couple will train. ·Xlnt co . to llve w/ba,)'front faml· bmd1ta " work.lng coo-
ly. Med. housework dJllons. l850/mo Call raP. CooldDI & care ot ~ 14MU4. teenase boy. Salary
nelOllable. Bonclin1 fr a... A lluoa, own toola
ref.. req. 84.2-3173 dy. • tnmponaUoG. Salary
~ ev•. oplll. Call MZ-tl.D
CLERKS
RILL TIME
MO m•11 •c1 MICllSAIT
Hurry! Immediate opcnlnp
WILL learn various phuea al store
operatlona. Lota of cuatomer contact.
Appl)' lo penoo l·Spm Weekda11 or U..pm ~turday & Sunday
-• ......._ OMCI
RUIH
Beaut ph.wb facility In
beuh k>c' Oood IYPlnl
No SH aatary. to l800
Eaollmt beMflta
972-Hll
Ctll llllrt
MM nA•• Bualnna back1roun•
fin tnet for tbJa raptd
1dvanc•m4rnl poelUon
F.nJoy worlrl"C with people ·as money
Excellent benetla.
972-tt55
Ctlla.t
IMSUIAMCI CUii(
TIU&
Out101n1 penon11lty.
ll&hl lypln1. lots ot
variety EnJO)' f11ure
work Beaut rac1llty
w1tb eit~Uenl benef1ta
., room for
advancement
972-9955 c.-Sl.t
lECIPT10MIST I
TYPIST
l!:n1oy Uus su~r 10<' &
put your «ood typini:t &
spellmg 1k1lls lo 11ood
use Excdient bent-f1u
& salary to S800
972-HSS
C.-s...ri
CUB TYPIST
Super opportunity .
rapid advanC'ement
Beaut ore 1n bea<'h
area. Type 50 & eftJOY some math. Start 1700.
Fantastic benef1ts.
972·HS5
Ctll s...ri
KEYPUNCH OP8t
Swing sh.ill Excellent
pos1llon. beat-h city IOC'
Light exper required
1800 + exrell e nt benefits
972-HSS
Ctll s...ri
BANKING
MISSIMGB
Growing C'Ompany 1n beaut beach loc attlts
attrut1ve, personable
Individual for vanety
po11tlon, relief
musen1er ., light
clerlC'al duties
w /telephone contact
Excellent benefits.
Starung saJary To S'TOO
972·HS5
CtllC..,.,
SWITCHIOAJtD
ONlATOll
Beaut beach located
rompany tHlrs exper
1ndl•1dual to operate
new equip In 1or1eoua
new faclllty. kkaJ for
X·phone company aper,
or anawerlnc service person.
Clerl 7 II
2 Ol*WI... II P\lf 7 AM
Sun thrv Tbun :; .111 PM to UPM T\MI, Wrd
4l rTt fl7~ P•ulanno. 751.-Z
Cl.ERK AIP . 3 to 4 da)'9 -----
per week, up prd'd DIM'l'A&. ASSIST.
Apply at lllJO PlaoentJa. CH.Al RSfDE Needed
a.ta Meu__ _ unmed tr C II prac·
CIRtr,11'\Nhr T1cbh
Oen tor ticket a1ency
Mon Fn. full time Appt
557 9212 \fr Wt>'>t
Nrwport SU.uonen In('
Colle~ atudent to train
(Of' sh<'tnl( & portion con
trol f'lt>x1blt' ,rhedule
approx :; to fi hn daily
Son lhru Thur-. Xlnt
~tart1n& pay. LC1r1 ..,
Kitchen . <n!i OH7 .1ft
lOA \! f Of' a ppt
COOKS
rmmt>d openings for
t'ook~ at 8d ck 81t y
Re•tao rant 1n South
Coast Plau.. down.sta11°'!I
near BulJoclts /\ pply in
penoo 9 AM to 11 AM
Mk for Ooo
COOKS
Le Biamu Restaurant.
Newpon.. ~ aeekJ.oa part
time Cook. semi ex
pent>nrf'd for lun<'hea
& or Wl!'ell n111ht dtnnt'f"I
Apply Ill per.on bfr l I
oraft2 ~00
Uce 631-IQIO.
DENT AL A.S.51ST ANT
4 day wu1t Weft. Xlnl.
pay w lp1Df1t sharlna r
benefits~ --------.. •.
DINT AL ASSIST.
~U tJmt chair.11de X
ray lie reqd R D A
pref Btne orrered
!:>alar y tpen wkda)"
lj42 6880, eves&wknds
blJ.3403
Dent.al oflce expaodtnR
lookag for expenenced
11.srts to work front &
ba<'k offlre Spec1alt1 (,r oup Practice 1n
Newpon Beach moVUI~
10 lar~r ocean view
locat10f\ -...oo Smoker
~
Dental Float office. non-smoker, exp prer·
f544.-0lll m. tm
DENTAL OYFlCE MGR.
busy N 8 Restoraltvt'
Pr0A ct1ce needs exper
penon 631 2490
CCXll\ ~ialty 2-yr-5 ; •. DESK CLERK Mote.
pr reqd prepar1n I( o.ys, pan time. Sealark
Mandann cwaiiw Will Motel. 2274 Ne.vport ~ ·etune.e cws1ne Blvd. C M
Pelt101 style, Koredn l>fsk clerk & front offl<'e
,tyk! Salary I UOOMo help wanted 'The Inn at
Take ad to neart·-.t Laglllla. 211 N Coast Employment Dev~lop. Hwy
ment Dt" pa rt men I Aak for Mrs Doughty 00TJ1J 361 030 Ad Paid
for by empto)c:>r Dl5TARY AIDE
Counter·hel~ for Ory Daya-PM shirt Xlnt benefits Apply 1455 cleaners. gd f"!I & pay, Supenor, NB 84&-4221
Counter help mature.
some sewuig knowledge
req S3 10 Hr Call
67Ul82
OtSPATCHltt
Fu II time position·
available for shifts
• ~1udl may include days. COUPLE WANTED o rw:rmp, graveyard or
help manage sm bu~1 ~. Operate com-
Dt'Jll part time Must be murucauoos center for Wlllma to learn 542 2347 security & maintenance
CXXJPLE lo usiat m1r m Oranee Cty ~eluxe
bld&-ul + lovely apt
Cll1f 521-8542 for appt
ClmlTCLHK
Good phone manoera to
aubt Credit Manaaer
wtlb collecliona. a c-
curate typln1. eeoeral
orftce duties. XJnt co.
benefits. Ellperlence
departments Some
radio. telephone &
dental expenence pre-
re rr ed. Excellent
bendta Apply al:
TMI llVIME CO
1171 Camelback
Newport S.acb. M4-67'96
F.qual Oppor Employer
DRAPTSPIRSON t12.nss
c.IC..,.,
• prefecnd but will train. m>tmo.. CaU Penonnel We a~ lookln& for a
motJvattd, responsible'
Draft.er. l yr. minimum.
mechanical drallinli
with experience lo
metals, threada.,-
t.oleranc.a etc. Work wtll include dranmc. Uaht
c:bffkia1 Is cro.a re-feno~. AA Decree
10<411ua
ftd8S
Good math • phone
voice -able to work
well wtpeople for UU.
new ceatraUnd dept.
Paataatlc a,.aeflta It
1rowt.b pcUDUal
972-HSI
CllC.,., -Sl!CRE'l'AAY
Beaut beacb located
company •••k•
profet•lonal
appearance • aomt
form of dictation to
work ln tbetr very pl&11b uecotJve O(c.
t7J.ttl5
Cll~ -
CARRY
KJX
NJBNCr .......... •••1111e• AU.JO PR&& Open~ 8J ApSK.
~ .
n.tom Cabinet Malcen.
ElqJaienced Cratt..man.
wanted 548 5053 or
Ml-0343. C.M.
Cutter wanted for
WU\11", eitp. prefen.d.
Wiii train rl1ht In·
dtvlduat. Apply In
person 8·12All . Su
adta. 111 W 1llb St. <:M
DMa Dltr7
CALL DATA ()VgJlL()DAD
pnli •
...
FOB TEMPORARY DJUVERS.TOP &\LARY
KEYPUNCH CRT JOBS Local or loq dia\aDce -
l'Sl'90tl bouHIM>ld movla1 el·
---------i:per ... c. Reta. reqd.
DATAIN'faY ..._
OflmtATOl Dri•tr Dffdtd for NB
IBM 17'1 Operator for a are a fl ow er 1 bop .
..u ••N'.W • srow· ·•~ocm~·~---m, Orua9 Couel1 oor--por~Uoa. EaAlleat Yoaar frl••d• aad .._.. woft1nt OOD· m4at'bort W aa.a'W'
cUUou. M1Almum 1lx • b • • t b t 1 ~ ... montha bypuocb ax· --~tDllU. 11
perienu r.caulNd OD tell ;olf bow •• It lBll 17'111741. • ., will -Wfctt.blml be CO"'"'""urate wlt!t -....;..;--...... -...,;;...;.._.-.,~
npertuc.. A.PPI>' la ~:J.!!!'TIMI
llon lbn.a rn for Job to ~
tlle DaJIJ Pilot l:lelQ.. I04ta IMC: Wlllltld d••fketiait, tr
tTOQ oweu.. IM Jclb ,. "at • • ~ Ml-GD1 .... ,. .... ~ ... ,
rqu&l()ppor .,... ~~ ~-::--
W.-. t.11 &CIJ, --
7
•
W•I
'"""' ... ~!!.!!~ ... ~ ..... ............
..._ .. a •verieoe•d «"81 ..... ,. .....
•l11l~• + pUitr ~otfttl. !ft• Costa PIX ON1. .._. LocalloO. u•r
.... WbUt 10U ltam. OH, m•n•t•bHDl ~:fcllou Aaewtrloa .;;ea.;;.,;-;.;.;;;.,.....~~'
--c. full \lma/prt tlme. Varted t hlft• Rlil i:au.&e VOLT DQit, att.nJooo or even· ......nM.
.._ tocatfont 1o: s1i• •1110Mt
141 4741 Soeentfbl applleaat1 ~~~J~I! ~:';' c::..=: KUNrtN= BEACH Uoo 6 ~e: = 3941 Cia~.Drlv•, H:•w..,.pairt.-1 Beach will work la baa le
CAeswrrom lob·~~> . =~ ~~ J'Aaal ~·~,l!er!!!!!!• ..,.a\&faclure ot pre.
Ideal for · aludentt " ~u Are you
laoulewh'-. JI.all)' co. 1irld ..,, abariDtl • ... ~ lnckldlnt pald wWt a pan.trr.ne DOD·
v a ca ti o na TY Pi n ~ ptot ... looalf Perhaps aswpm ... E.o.~. Cal >W tbouJd Lalk wttb u..
------------!!!! claloa aerospace
~~~~ o:::a:,. ~:. INSPECTORS
&AM -'*tr. tu'\ *""" llD~ Pnf ,... MAii ITTUIT ....._../A!lll
._::...., ..... Olm& col)to &1 dvaa., An You a Uc'd 1l)'U.t •ma-'1&a~• • .-.. ....... -... -.
hardware. DuUee will In·
dude •&ablithsoenl Ol
mietbod1. toollnc and .......,. ud ca.ta WW. .._..,, oa produd.M·
~:'ovement. De1ree
54.MDO Mclft. t.hru l'r1 · Wt are not a cbaln. p ex op 1J a AT o R . bttee.... fraocblse or
.....ta1 service full aulllidill)' of IOIDelhin&
ar put-time. 541-30u _ ~ "::::° .; .. ~ =-___ n.r...1 ...-6 UUli ul. 1 6 l -~ ~..,.. -·..,,... '•' •ot unol al. •I•'-' • 11 wttlil 1rowi ·orlnted ..;..;.~~--~-·----~-.,.I -hrs. M·' ctvtd\aaJlam! U so, call com pa a y o tf • rl n I ..L CLm
ble b\ll not ma D·
datory. lt'1nlmum 5
years experience u
x-.1.cturtng ntalneer
lD precl1fon macbiae abop eavtronment re·
p H 0 T 0 L A B ~ Co. lt a 34-year
o&d ftrm wboUJ owned " TECHNICIAN·am lab. ated by Ha founder. ~ Aabtllty, tffwity and Ne1fport Beach. Full ~. -S ~S:. _ __.;;.;:.;; . ....:..;..:;.;;.:•...:..H_;B~-anwpoe.ntaal. ~ ~~
PO Boa 1110. Cotta Hair St1ll1t. A11i1taat We're teeluoa an · tlldaa &alepbeoe calls.
a.ta • c-.u..-. ...... CA mrl QMded. Michael Gar· d l v l dua l i w It. h a 0eeera1 clerical mclud· ::nftvtNcameat ODfEllAL OFFICE -nw .. , ~I M2-t410 Mtnlmum 1·2 yean eit· llal typiq. Call NORMA
•Won cloMl1 •18ellkw tmlle •boleaaler Illa· Houtecltanen ss.oo pr peri ... wlth lD·proceu KEYS~'!°i a ..
twl·Ume, 201• So Mam rl'Nlly makes a dif· St. S.A. Bob's Photo f.-ee. Our avenge re·
!low-Up Lab 541S-7208 lklent.laJ aale lt $WJ,Oll. qW'ed. PIC-A.-n'T If you are capable of
ODmiD& for aa.lea poat. kiDI • NWn1 homes UODI I A.ut.t. Moir. in the fi.Deat retideotial
Exp. pref. Call 1164·3M l area.a ol Newport Beach ~ 1k11a "'«Jo. Geod l)'ptna. br. U oo car, will p1ckug. tad fto&I lmpeclloo of ~Y •JOI&~~:~ =vy~ 2& °f:a: ..;.1'31MD811:.;;..:::;:.:...._ ____ preclaionparta. Emp6oyerlif/F /H ~ ~ary Ume. Good beoe. Nol•-------•I We otteir excellent. pro-~~~~~~~~ ~~::.'° a11'enda. 'J7o.2822 HOUSlta.EANERS i,p SNNlve H lary levela -•-15 ... ""-...... ....,,.51.23 com ....... ~,, .. ate with ex· MACHIMESHOP •""""• .... *-UOo. 0~•1 0FFICE · full .., ... '""·"'-·----_,.... ""''"""""""" perience aod ability and Centerleas 1rloder llClllCIAM ii part.time. Pleue call outstanding company operator. Some ex.per.
Exper: 0.bn. School: TJA.~ HOUSECLEANERS beDlflt.a °*blcb Include des~. Or wlll train
ID oddWon to our dellira·
ble location and pro·
p-esaive aalary levei..
we offer outatandlnc
company benefit.II wbicb
Include paid medical.
dental. and life in· surance for employees
AND depeodenta. For
Immediate ooosiderat.loo
aend deUiJed resume to.
®National
Nursing
SeMoes P17ZA MAKER, exper'd;
approx 25 bn. wk. M.00
br. M6-~ aft 4PM
Milltaryorotber. Sf.$UO hr.+Bonus. WUI D&id medical, dental and =son Interested In
Ctl641-0145 Genera.I train. Full" P(l' Ad· life i oauraoce for predaioagrind· P'=iamulM•19• --------The Balboa Bay Club la vanoemeat Oppty. Must employees aod depen· mi . ~ .. • Pr1ll6·person, A.8 Dick
ELECTRONIC AS · aowbuin1-, HavetramportaUon. dents. For Immediate -... ----------, JllO, some.,exper neretib
SEMNXBS-all phases, "-t.U Clert& S.-1<8> coulderaUon apply In MACHINIST TRAINEE. LEAR SIEGLER I Office I 116_!.ooMll_?r~ 2849
Po.1llon with growing
company Printed
cin:uat boud a.uembly
• ~ring Some exp.
req 7141M7 5400~~ ·-
salaey commensurate Perform functaons of l..U'Woc.-••was penoo to: snls«m aomemtgr r~lnexlpervr ._.a. ... ~--IT 1 Looking For I n--··-g ' wilb exper. EA1li•b bo&eJ front desk Clerk In· nvv~ tor ! u"' I""""~"" rnnuu
speakln& preferred. eluding registration, wanted. Own transport.a· Call Riley for appt. 0 -.. .a. ulCS I I STOCK BOY. inventory
Alkire Electronics check out & posting on tlon. Full or p /hme. LEAR SIEGLER 9'1'MOllO. ___ __ •~ I A Fun W I & general cl.ean·up posl
3118-L Airway, Ave., NCR4200. ' Mus t be bondable . PO. Box 1953 I ay I lion avaatable 1m
C.11. MailtlMIGllU $350/hr. 968·S687 ---TRANSPORT Sm·=·~~!!.* xlnt SlulLa Ana. Ca m02 I To Eam Extra I ~~~·~tle~ne91ft~er~ ~~-
Sec...tory HOUSEKEEPER. Asst . DYNAMICS working conditions . EOE. m fth I portun1t y lo leil rn
BICTIOMICS Expeneoce preferred. ood company benefits, 3131 West Segerstrom Wes c 0 Mr g. c . M '~~~~~~~~-I H 0 I I d a y I pnnung industry With 54 IMS'nUCTOR Must type 50 wpm. Hrs. b1·lingual. apply in Santa Ana, Ca 64241'2 I t YNl' old pnnt.ing com·
8::1lto5. Mon .. Fri ~,to Nellie. Surf & Maaaeuae, attrac itirls I $$$$? I ~ Santa Ana rt• 8' <>ranee Coast College ....._, ~ .... " . ..t-& 1 S Co t EOE m/f/h ·-------• needed for Outc:all I H 11 C-M.11~ f ... __. CETA ,_. f ~ ftWtt Hote • 1555 . as · 0 C I toa to Laguna 1 i. ~;':m.'"f.711 time Ml.lit be & available Hwy, Laeuna Beach. ~~~~~~~~ MACHINISTS ~1 ~.~':as • . $500 You'll rind it at l<elly I Call Sf7 7114
through 9/30/80 Apply Weekends. ---.. Housekeeper needed~ IMSTALLY, through long• short I PIUMTIH'i
by 5pm. Nov.20, 1979. Cleril Typist neat, friendly English openings for individuals Id & 2lld SWft MASTa tt'rms te mporary I d b Coast Commun it Y Temporary position. speaking. 1·2 days per with basic mecbarucal STll.J..GROWlNG! SAl.ESPaSOM assqinments that I Help wante in w~ . Colleoe District, 1370 Muat beaccuratetypist. wk . Hrs flexible . == w/tra111 for IMMEDIATE ,..A..,fflNONYO UR ... _ ... 1 rt olfse( preai. room E,..
.. C Hrs 8 30 5 M ~ ~ult your SC'm:uu t' •' penenr•d • tr a inet·i. ~d:11m.~ ~vA .. 9 2 :;~a · · to · on · 975-01Z1, S.5PM & service of OP%~~G.hAN~R EXPERIENCt. I We have a vant'1y of I Muumu; a;e 20 Appl}' ~aae call for appl. Houaekeen.r for older banking equip. Call with our permlanhent 1 1nterest1ng off1tt' I Penn)sa ve r . 1660 ~(71~4~JIS68.~51M7~~·~~~~ Fr 30 lO 5 .. ~ 714-7Sl-83llO S.4, Mon·Fr1 . h1gh·1ncome te ep one I a ::. ::. 1 g n m e n t 5 I Placentia C M Moo. · 1. 8 . • couple. Lave-In. Mature •Tool Room Machinist ....__ t 540 2934 I bl elC' • 6'.>7358 woman to drive & rook. •lnspedon .,.....,..uru Y . . I ava1 a e. I -------
•DJG-•lN•E•ER-----i At tract 1 v e a re a .'J'urTet .Lathe MB>ICAL/""°"' Ofc. I * T,,... I PnnUng
GIH8lM. OFflCE References require d. IMSTltUCTORS Operators with transcnbmg skill. I • ~ I PRESS
Experience helpful, light. 844-2120. 673-2991._ _ _ Bu&y Newport Beach I *Word Proc I ~•TOR typing, proficiency with 5" _. ad ill today's Minimum expenenre re· ol 84S-1ln 9 \M to 4 vr-~ MANUFACTURING
ENGINEER/
ESTIMATORS
flcures, 10 key by touch. HOUSBlEIPEll quared Several trawee c ' I * Acct ~1 I Opporturuly for adv an-needed . P I ti me . dmeHltd _... EA.IC· poalllons available. ~ - --I * Cterb I
cement. Xlnt co Newport Beach. Own TIOMICS. Coast MEDICAL I I
benefits. Informal omce transportation. Pref. 5 CoJRM••ffy College WE OFFER: Fr 0 0 t 0 fr I c e g I r I I T 0 p pay. pa Id I
Manufactur1 ng
Engiaeen with ex·
perienee establls btne
~t.a and prlcin1 for
precision machine shop
jJcoducta. Must be a ble
lo develop detailed
C.M. Call Millie art. days week. 4 hours a day __.._.__.. •Hlahly Competitive w;lnsurance exper 41.oJ I varallons, referTal. 9 5 _..,,..., • honu11es Never a 9un. ~. morn 1 o gs or · Rat.es dy wtt or Prr .~·2022 _. ftt
' enMJDci part., plus U · aembly labor. outside
proceAet and tooling.
Ki.Dlmum 2 r•ara lo aimiliar ... ~ ,...
quired. De~ a plu•
.,.,. Id required
-· ·--M/W/Tb. $5hr. MS-1181 •Plenty of Overt1me
Gi88A.LOFACE HOUSEKE""PER:° Jaoitorialt Mesaeog.er t6hlftDifferellUal MEDICAL FRONT & TRAIMll c. penoa•needed for office •Excellent Company BACK 0 FC Ex P . Growing Irvine Com· CHILDCARE for 2 schl bWJdlng maintenance f& BmefttaforEmployeea Mature. neat •P · pany baa several full girls. pvt rm " bath. errands. P(l' 20-25 bra •Dependant.a pearaoce, good lyp1n&
lime positions available 493-5156aftlPM. pr wk. hrs flexible. 2X> Hrs /wk Plwih Npt
for reliable lodlvt~uals HOUSEKEEPER/MAID Salary + benefits. Apply APPLY lN PERSON Bch ofc . good pa(} to pe rform various _ wanted. Best pay & In penon to American Write resume· to P
cle r ica l duties . fnDge beoe u. Npt. Bch. Home Mortgage. 230 Box 4137 . Irvine, CA
Reepoaslbillliet will bl· P r I v . r m , e t c . Newport Cemer Dr. ste UAR SIEGLER ...,;:fl271~6=--------
dudil dlnet phoae eon-71•75-Ul.5 ask for La 3lO. NB. TRANSPORT Medical Back otfice. I'll
tact with customers, Vonne JOIN NOW. GO LATER Dv..a .a. u...,..5 08-GYN pract1l-e, N B. typing, & varied feneral · -1 ~'--•~ I olflce duties. Cal Linda Housekeeper needed. You have the chance to 3131 w Seierstrom area, exp-.,....,. f, ease.
"""'· 2333. Sun.Mon-• ... XJnt work· let the trainlog you need salary open. Rep y Box We offer an excellent ,,,,... ..,...., pl , .. _ perience for a Santa Ana. CA 6.15. c o Daily Pilot, PO Cahl. Copying Products mg cond. and flexible us ..... ex salary level, outstanding .__::....:_....::_ ___ hours. North iaguna career while serving m • m/f/h Box 1560, Costa Mesa.
benefits lncludlng com· area. Call 644.1000 dys, the Army. Tra111mg of E.O.E. CA 92626 __ _
peny faid medical and GEHERAL OFFICE 41r7·~ wknds & evet'\ your choice ill guaran· Medical As.'8islallt 811.
denta ins urance for $800 TO START -teed before you come on Maids, apply The Inn at lllgWll for gt'neral prar-
employees and depen· MORESWJTH --------active duty. Two. three Laguna, 211 N Coast lice office. No ex· dent.a and more. For im EXPERIENCE Housecleaners P /T : ·and four year enlist· Hwy Laaun .. Beach 'd t · .~ _ perience necessary. rQediate cons1 era ion SGlrl OfCice Ftr.<>WDtrans.Top$S$ ments available. Call
oontactPersonnel. Varied Activities tl7~ 646-4871 T oday! Your Army MAJDWAMTID 645-9:134 -----LEAR SIEGLER We WUl Tram Recruit.er. Doo Quixote Motel. 2100 Medical AsstSt.ant want·
Company Paid Benefits c.osta Mesa 540·1026 Newport Blvd. Costa ed. exp front & back. 11lAMSPORT Established Make your shopping HI.mt Bch962·882l Mesa. Hn> & salary open. noo
Wholesale Company easier by us~ the Daily Santa Ana 542.2435 • smoker 646 5194 DYNAMICS cau between 8·2 PilotClasstfa Ads. .Laguna Hills 788-5251 MAIL a.aecs
31.llWSegent.rom 645-3321.inNewport ----------1 -FIUC&.91CS MEDICAL OFFICt:
Sama Ana. ca 92'102 ~~~~~~~~I lndustn~ •• ' ~~ L D A T A TYPtST =~~ !:t~ :::::~:
E.O.E. m /f/b I• Gobbil; Gobble I ro~~~'tARv 1nier!~e~aifled =~t~n63t~k ·
IEL~
Call or
C'o~ In Today
Irvine
IJJ.1 .. ,
2102 Bustnea.'i
Center Dnvf'
Swtt' 208
llunt111gton BeaC'h
M1·Mfl
lt907 Wa~r A\'t'
•215
Laiiuna Nt~ut'I
IJl.oMJ
27957 Cabot Roud
Santa Ana
HMIJO
715 N Main
<In ll&R Block
Ofn<'t'I
~qual Opportunll}'
Employer M F' .... ________ _,
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EHGIHIERS ~ 11 ...,.. I 851·9091 co Ins. exp. not req. We MERVYM"S Order DeH Girl. answer
f\.111 time experienced
pre55 penon to operate
the Daily Pilot 0!. new
H.amad<ar 600 11 " x
17" duplicator Hours
8 ~ -6 :.>. Monday thru
Phday Clean .. hop 1·x
celled benef 1ts PQit m terv1ew plea~e rail
6G-4321. en Z71
ObM«HCOAST
DAILY PILOT
D> w Bay Street eo.ta Mesa
EquaJ ()ppottWlity
Emp&oyer
PR1Nl' SHOP Tra1nH>.
Copy Cat's, 333 3rd SI
~g~EWarh
ProdUt't1on Trainee ror
large ct!ram1c factory.
~ E Co:;ta Me5a .
979-8000
P T ·Cllnva!l5d'fi
We will traUl. earn 16 50
per hr setll.ng appl ~ for
home improvement Ca 11
llS2!MJ
Prt. flt help for Jewelry
store Kirk Jewelers.
2300 HMrbor Bl CM
Ptllme 15) 3S,0C'' ror
Personnel, M1¢mnl,
Mkt 'It Mus t be a m ·
blUous • en.JOY people.
lncopen ~
perbape you should join
our team. Please call
Marjorie Clark, Res.
Mgr for appointment
Wtslty M. T.ylor Co.
2111 Sao Joaqwn Hills
Road
644-4910 ..........
Private olfice " eotry. ~ location Seek pro
ductive sales pen;on
David, 646-32:»
~onist/
Mature. xr::•peraon.
ex.perienced as Recep·
llorusl Heavy phone5
type 5(J wpm .. invo1cei.
quotations, o rder11
Front office appearance
Top 11alary & benefit!.
lrvme' Furn. l\ffr Call
Karen.~
Recepboru.st 'phone
LAW OfflCE ..,1,
NEWPOttT CIMTEK
llnmed open. Som(• ty p
req ~ ~·~-6512
RECEPTIONIST
Part lime. Regis ftil11
Slylir.t~
UCB'T10NIST
Newport Beach Yacht Brokerage ~ reccµ
t1on1st Sat 1Sun 9 ·5
Front otr1ce appearanet·
Typing, dependabillt}
Call weekdays 613.8511
lilrtZI
Recept1on1&t·Offc girl
needed by 'sc:ort
Ser\'1Ce Xlnt Salary
841-0llO
~isl. part t1mc
afteroooas, early even ma • .ome w1mc1a Pref
exp 631·1030. Newport
Harbor Anlmal Fbpttul
leceptioRist I GetMt"~
Offlu
N B off1ceil, plush :;ur
roundtng.i; Cballen1ung
fut paced environment
Good t ypu;t who enjoys
wor1wiJt with people Op
panwuty to acqwre pro
fiClft><'v in uiw of word
prores81ng & computer
terminal equip Com
petrtiw salary & benefit
packa1te Ca II 955 2000
for appt
R.cept /Sec...tory
Newport Bcal'h
Arrh1tertural Co hil :-.
immediate open n~ for
sharp olfice gal. Neut
n esi. a must Co
Benefits 644·5670
See our ad under
··lifa.nuf actu rla g
EDcmeers" in today's
datllfied.
•
GENERAL I s.a.a.1;..· I KEYPUNCH CRT JOBS won with an established
' ,... l•,. fiobble up I KEYPUNCH will train.
v+~ I 0 T -y Pleaaant working cond. TIS' THI SIASOM eAu a I A. A...,.," Xlot. Empl. ben. pro·
Part ·•--..i. days t.depbooes, some hl.!ng.
uu. opemo-mu 1 t ha ve ll o o d Ptr ftM'd 3 people ~ho llCIPT(TYptST •evenings are available handwnllng Call 8·5. have UHS flexible hrs io salea f& 1toc:k work k 5 Great progressive com
LEAR SIEGLER
TRANSPORT
DYNAMICS
ESCaOWMGR.
Top wary +ownership
available. to q,uallty
senior officer . Pre1tigiout Newport .Baacb locaUoa. a.ply In
amMa>ce. 114/'11$-1171
TO eolm:l UP H l'da tttt e»a.ATOI gram i.ocl. profit sharing O I y ~ I IBM 3741 Operator for a bool.9, retirement plan. A 6000 PAYIMCir I well established & grow-employee savings plan. JOI.· -T It r O • 9 II lni Orange Cou.oty cor· comprehensive lire. t1..,os•r ._., Ir poralloo. Excellent health," deotal ins. AP· Work as much as you • 11 0 r t t • r • beneftta It working con· ply in person Mon.-Fri.
want. never a fee. We •nit•-• wlltl ditlons. Minimum six S :S0 ·2 .00. SAFECO
need: months keypunch ex· INSURANCE co. 11570 AIM •th T,,nt Ktlw. perlence required on Brookhurat. Fountain Clertls Seaelmlet We haw a vadety of IBM 11'1/17'2. Pay will v
Wa ah•• W...._. a•• I g nm e o t s ClOIDIDllllaW'ate with ex,. alle)'.
available to s uit pertence. Apply i n
your schedule It pe~'...>lifoa thru Fri
Ch · P 1 ck w I c k P,a Per per w • ran earn a no.nu has nnnnrtunity for during the nstmas Products. ~ l l51' DJUC'h as 16-18 hr For ..-v ..........
Se.ason. Noexper IB req. complete info rall · person to handle all vts· •there are m11oy flexl· ....., __,aft 4 1tora & phones for u ble work sc hedules PART TIME ..;:..,.:..:....,__.......:..;;____e_r_pm small office m l(arden
avail. Stop by our Credit Ev~1~s ~ ......... hkt' l>elling Orowth Office & fill out an BP· ,_.... ~ Interior Oes111n Firm PoteoUal!
pticattoo al 9811 /\daaa Adults wtth outstanding, ha& openings for hard lrvtDe Personnel Agency
Ave. Huot. Bcb attnact1ve personahllet1 working. re11pont1ble 488E17th. Costa Meea
Mef!yn's ls proud to be who enjoy work111g with person in the dirert Ste 236 6'2-1470
an 1',qual Opportunity lads. Over 21. Slllrt at public relations field. ~---...~~
EmpAoyer S3 50 per hour. Phone flll·:rr7'1 .=:::;.:::....:.:__ _____ 1 84 2 · 43 2 1 • E x t 2 5 O * M0DIL5 * BETWEEN 1-5 PM. R E A I. E S T A T E
s klllt. laJn..:ipm. PACIORY WORK I ~VI< 1<111 F • esa ale m a c bl n • I ASSB • WS JOU.Y ROcall IHC
11042 Gillette ln1De,,..l 1!J1ua1 Oppor Employer
llAINTENANCE-waot to For 1$COltT & Alla fw....... SALESMAN WANTED. won lo beautiful 1ur· .,. ..,~ SllVICI Equal OpportUDity EARN UP TO 15"* COii·
roundl.np? You can if -EIQPIOyer. IOSSION NET. l ·C.n
•llCIPTIONIST • "People -oriented··
person is needed for lov.
tly bull.nest office to ani.
phone s, greet
ewtomen. Some typlllg
'9 "*I· Never a fee. Of.
fers major medical
bln.t,vac.pay. £.0 .E.
d~rators, full time I PACKA-.S .,. llbift. wm tralo.
ff'uQl. Bch. Aft 9am. I MACH OfllS
_,... N.B. ~ S5l-8520 I W A11MOUS1 _______ , ORO. 831-SJ I SHIP.-Ce&.n ~
EOE M/F I • 11U1t bt cSeoeftdabft • l•-------1111 No e Jt per le o c e ~ have lraDlpOrt&Uon. AJ. 1---------I neceeeary. · ·Top ltD Land1capln1. 'l Offtce Clerk, Ute I P • Y . . . P a I d ..._ ~ »l•1 II.on-Fri, I vacaUons ... never 1
1
1..;;.; ____ ..l-~--
PJr. NoD•moker ft per I a fee. LllGALSr.cR•1·ARY hr.c.u~i · . ,1 IL['"!, r,,i=n:tt>?..:s-=: ~ ~ an1J.HBIC7-t011.
11 ,ou ar• dohtg
b¥•tt1t•• kt1der •
J'fttUtOH B•tftlttl
NOIMPCIN~ ~low f~ and ~ .... Codi. ,..,,
1 to 1u1 to o fctfltou1 s ... 'I: ..
Nome Stottmnt and
Paollf u publUlltd (or lour ~illf wetlea. W~ ot tile OAILY
Pl I.OT ~ "-lP tolth botlr. Catt ,,,. t..go,u ..
OEPARTMtNT i:it ·
14Z·fUI £zt JU /or.
turtkr mformauc>n
1ou're dependa ble, •661-0729• __ ..;..;.;..:.........::...----·• .m from $50K to SIOOK
bard-wortdol "avail on •---------Part 1'mt lwlp wanted in maually. 2·nad out wby
wtmda. Full·Um•, lilbl llodela-Eacor1.a Subecriptaon Depart· new lie. earn bll NS
matot poatUoa. Pteaae $500 WHll . mma. M bow'. lluat be bere. Come talk wltb
apply at Dana Point Altnctlve able to type. Ca ll them. a-Our produc·
11.utna Co. le?Ol Dana Femalet Only. -.S:Z at 11 for ap. t / l a e x p e n a l v e
Dr. Dana~. Ml-4180 potnbDlat. land/budaet terma. •·
llalnteaance Mechanic
b' factory, 7am -3:30pm
at • per bl'. to ti.art. f::r:" medical • lat. paid for by co.
Add vacaUGn plan Ju.lJ
6 Dec. + merit booua Dim. Autoa19t.lC talar)t
locna•• program.
E.O.E.~
MANAGER -for a.. exper. Call aft.
tPll.~ ~
w.ta .... H•dltr ,,,., .. T..._
~
,•~ ... & Pre·sel appls ~alore. ,...,...,.... ~Plod out why 'We'v.
PIK>OflllADING Fl &be beet Ulin1 f:;
db at lull l year ex· lnl". N.8 . area. AA or
perleace, preferably Mr. Howard.~
new1paper. Excellent Reel m.uu 1120 I •ttn"Y· St•
om.,.n,y beneftll. Apply LJC1MSm I tf
between 9AM·6PM. UNUCIMl9 SA H7·UOJ llon-Frl OIAMCll COAST Wlll train. Beat com· liCWhCJ+WIT
MUISE DAILY PILOT :' 10'7:~ ~n :e e!:: TO $110
Blldde IUrlkal tqlff ea. 692 ct-.ra. Por latenlew 8dOt. attndive 1ndlv.
pttf, 8rt1lol Parlt aDW.Bay& callBWlltBeclblllBeal· to hDdle front. office
lltdlul Qroup. 122 a.ta 11.. \J, UdDoft'let; f71.7IOO did. You wtll aetd to Blarll.C.K. £qtaal~ 8-1&1'* -~elf~~
MUISD AIDIS •-;-m;;;~~-;;;11atenl••t•1 ureer ~ ,..... Sv.1"1 otber •••had I• auad•d peop l •. la· nil A9DcY, lllO Hartlor. df. Def. CIGlllllPi of • aft l t H l ve t r al a I a I , CM. Miaftr a tte
I -· rr.e dea&a.I 6 ;uaot at~ifP~: i...;;;;;;.;..;.,_;.._;,,.;.~----llldcal 1111. aft .... earninl
......., ~\. App. ca • Dao •• l•Jtt.IH, ., ...... Na ~· MS·'llll for •D
OMCI..... .. 1..-;;.;..;.;;.;..--.; ___ _
Mlle. dUUel. Jl•t bit reiPf ~ allid at* k> drtw '1pd. 175-1101
...._ ,_, advertt1lo1
daU.r '° tuuwl Lid IG/lt....,.. t\'t17 •1 lD ta.. a..11\td atetkla
of &1111 ••••paper. IOtr7L '•
I L
. ..
2302 Harbor llYcl., Costa Meaa
Equal 0PPortunity Employer
SSMONEY
Ar~]V.A!~~f~dtnL
)'OU.QI lDCbvtdual loolting
for a laree Income &
potential for growth'
Call me now We train
N o e x p e r 1 e n 1· c
necessary 540-40~ Mr
Rlchmand
S11les Mature uli:s
person for retail art sup
ply store. Exp prd'd
F\Jll llme Benefits PAS
Graphics, Nwpt Bch
Creativity nd 111ree1lvenes1 can
m1k po&ttlQllA SlOMOO per y ar
opportunity with no capltal Inv t t. ·
For m information contact: Ron
Taylar, 11418'0-5112
RCT~
SICUTARY
S..PNce.NNj
SHIPPING-PACKAGING
Female/Male. Full
tune Will tram Start
$:UO hour. 6'5-5421
WAITRESSES
P /T1me da )'s
Over -lit Gaslight
BroiJe.r W I t.ram. 548--7948
New Sofa • Love1eal,
eartbtonea S295, 2S · ·
Ollar' TV ~ Sl.95. •
<'Db' port TV. wood cof ·
fee end tbls
Westnu.ol&er W-4903
erem, wry bealt.by wlth ,
cqe.125 SS7-1383 ... UrWUtt J4 . PG, P'B,
--Twin 325 lier Cr ~p. Double yellow Mad Par new i.n '78 Wladlau.
rot. tame, la.lb + caae Bow PuJ. Swun .iep, Out
MOO or ofter. MS-7524 ri1, Auto pil, Dep fin.
Reeort re•lty co oeeds
an e•pr'd and ambitious
1ndMdual to usaal 1n all
pb .... or leaal docu
ment pr~ing Good
follow up procedures
and ak.llla nee. Accuracy
in typioa a must S11lary
SHIPPING•
RECEIVING -lnveo·
tory coot.rot Mature &
pleasant person for
small pa.rU warebouae
WOOD WORKING 10
ahul1tt shop H.8 area
"2-8831.~7335
ADP' New tn '71. Heac1. Zl Alb h I ...... &°"J-s IOfO Shaft. Props, Uphol, mn>er ng t g aa1 .. ••••••••••••••••••••• Carpet, Drapes, Pumps.
top, duung room set w II ••••lOO'a or NEW "-u II . d
+ beneflt1 Ask ror
Diane 494·8521 . ext 272
!itx:RE.'TARY /SALES
Pan.tune S3 50 to $<1 00 w alMrt. Weekdays rtexi
ble & short hrs on
wknds Call Kimberly.
831 OOClO
ln Irvine. Mechanical l•--------... d:w.n $1.SOO ~ • must ae ID 1• ays
USED p1~ • oraan.s became of loa al 1Up. abthty be!p(ul 556--*2 WOik OYEISEAS Gui's bdrm iet, wht Fr
Make more money canopy, 5 dwr chest,
SNfizhj & hceMftCJ woOOn& abroad reaard desk. " chair Burl Mair: experience lelsolyourage, sex or 101ton House $25U
helpful. Some llftln& preaent po11t1on All 831 SOOS
150·80 lbs. l Xlnt l'O. types ol workers urgent
benefits Informal office ly reqwred f"or details.
C.M. Call Millie art !lam send 11 stumped. i.t.-lf. 645-~. addretised envelope lo f.oreiCJn &ip1oy ......
Servi en
8060 .................••.••.
Excel trail ho ri;e for
begmner nder ~!like or
fer "96-81.85
•up Dealer ~l 1121 Beat olfer ta.tea. Before
Moving mu.'!t M>ll Spinet
H.alet Davu piano, hte
5, 2U/~. Aft. 8 6
wlcnds, 71'~21182.
walnut. great cond, U177 23• Mako, tu.rnk.ey
taJces lauJe space C:a II eq111pped, $13,800 firm!
after 5 54().5565 Great marlin boat. (714 >
PI AN 0 C 0 NS 0 L E blJ.93&3~----
STEINWAY Lou1s XV '79 Sea Ray 24' Wkndr.
Mint t'O nd S2 .soo radio, dual batl . full
963-tm aft 3 ao:,ge cvr. Sl9.000. Aft
Aouqu~ Upnght Piano. SP · 963-0Wl 754-0422
.Resta ... _uran-·t-•---l••Retai-•I -_. ____ Sales Public relations or
teaching backround
SECRETARY 1 RECEP
TIONlST Athletic ap
parel dbtnbutor Sal11ry
S700 + dep on eKpt>r
Good sklJls reqd Type
60 accurate Front oHace
Shipping &
Receiving
701 Waslungton ~tr~t
Dept 5032
&ifalo, New YorJi U 205 ARABI \N WELS H
llORSE. POR LEASE
lieaut1full> lr.i1ned.
c Jlm d1spo!>1t1on
64&!1770 °' ln9491S
ong. ivory k~ys can. 9 fl Boston WhaJer. ·79
10& dark wood S500 mode I "' 7lf 6 HP
IJ7S..4177 t.:v~ vised onJy 20 BOB'S
HOME OF THE
llGIOY
Immediate openangi. an eur fanuly restaurant at
Marby locattons We re
'auire no prev1ou:i ex
peT1ence Join our
friendly team Come see
Q.lflH/hpr'd High self image and a SA1.ESPERSONS desire for excellent an
C ... SHl&mS come can earn you over
.,_ 10A S2000 commwaon Now
EAGLESON'S 81g & lhru Cbnstmas 4 people TallM~f!.Stores ishar. needed al once for
1 n g l o r 1 ti. new Orange County loca
Westminster store in lions Call Oa11. n
Weatrrunster Mall Call 213/204-3924
C Uttman for appt at
2 l,l/621-5253 SAI..ES. permanent p~
time Waggs Br a::.s
Beds Ca II 642·2712 111 today between 2 ... pm 1--------• WaitwsWattr.un
MmmgwTr-...1
COIMen
RETAIL SALES
appearance Non
~moker Call 641 1150
EXECUTIVE
SECRETARY
lrvane·based developer
ha s o pening for
secretary to the presa·
dent or a growing ftrm
Construction back
ground. &ood lyprng &
SH skills necessary
Salary commenusrate
w exper Call Mrs .
f1tzp11tnck 540.2951
Clerk
lmmechate opeiung Will be responsib~ for stock
rerorda and proceuLOg
ol Ulcoming/outgolng or
den Some heavy hfttng
<SO pounds> Expenence
prdem!d
We offer t>Xcel l e nt
salary and benefit~ in
eluding paid medical
and life ins urance
Please apply in person
Youth Cou.n:.elor ..
Part Tame evening.,
~mg adulti. ... orkmg
with youth O\t-r ll
Own traosporlat1on
S3 50 hr stan 6 9P~
CALL ANDREA
64.2-4321, ext 250. 1 5PM
EOE
•••••••••••••••••••••••
...... 1005 •••••••••••••••••••••••
OriC)lnd~
fwRltw. & Misc.
Chestn11l Gelding. lti
hands good mo,er re
ady ror lraanane level
Dressage. 12000 offer
8312396
Jew.try 8070 ...•.•.............••..
Duunood. bnlliant t.ut 52
pt~ In 'l tllnjl S!J50
~ 1060 or 731-8741
rvT. COLl..ECTIOM
SALE
Dlamond nng:. cocktail
nngi,. pocket watch $300
hr. Oars trlr. cover. Deluxe Yamaha l!:l~o~ llfl1n.I( i1l1ng $1495 Orpn Model 40U Brand 67~ 7272 °"" 11 .aoo ~
1:811tR. ru•.,EY 25· Boat. <bible uJe ll'tr. ~ ""' S7001 of best offer PIANO PURCHASED S411-51165, $48-1723
BEFORE ~--
ntANKSGIVINC Bo1tton Whaler 17' t 15
PALl.. S PIANO ~lfl'trlt~~ SHOPP~ • nr • ~·
728 W lJth. CM~ 7272 13.850 548·29'71 , 645-1103
SiwMc) th 'I II I092 ilcMh. Sail 9060 ..............................................
Btrnio.a 540 S51JtJ ,t,t0rn '49 Luders 16. 25ft. v11rn
Sl!wang m.ichtnt 150 h u 11 ., I 1 p 1 n NB .
9623443 b1".t UlllUI ,4000 73U Edinaer H s.
231152 Avenlda de Ju C.rlot~ Laguna H1ll11
Wahn Waffr.11"
· MmlaprTrainffs
Immediate permcanenl
part lime. mature. ex
penenced. for women's
specialty shop. 64S·S7l1
Co'!ta Mesa. 848 ·2242
HuntmRton Beach
SAl.ESftERSON II I
Part or full tame wandow
t1nt1ng, transparent
shades & levclor'>
644-&EIM Sec retar y w good
dencal :.kills I girl of
fire <:t>nturaon Invest
111e11 t Corp 1133 3212
LEAR SIEGLER Brass Cash Register an
gd worting cond Trea
die 5eWU\g m¥chane an
wood r11bmet, metal &
wood trwlk OAK BufM
and dresser.. v. mirror:.
Kitchen ut1·n"h 1 Jll
0-:a>l
lo SIS 000 H o udon S1d"'9 8093
bronlt' S4 · · high $9500 ••••••••• •• •• ••••••• •••
Clock 1von. .,latu~ .. UK ~-Kiwu,<,I br.rn<I nt·11.
~~)Ill
ST.:-..rJU for l'flWI > an 40
l\t-ti:h tompl late 1!17!1 ~11 !'ic> P.1c1f1t ti mos
tnp ~ndani.t vo)laj(e 1n
\ustrJh.1 wht>re 1:<1w1y
holder. 11.111 '>ell for fJ1r
n1.trk1•1 'dlut· 'o ex Pt'r
n .. ii~ H91 lil.!i.t:_
• JM5 S. Bnstol
S. Santa Ana
W.tten Waitl"'ffSH
Coshien
154 E 17th St l' M
"'501 Ca mpu!. Dr Ir• 1nl'
Equal 0PPor Emplyr
Raat.aurant
SGT. HrrstONl'S
P'fZ%A STORE
Now hiring for full &
part tame openings ill
locati on ne;ir
0 C Airport Var} 1n.:
da)s & hours Ideal sup
plemental income for
housewives & i.tU<lent!>
Our progn.-ssave )(ro11.ang
co orter!t opportunatw:.
for advancemf:'nt based
o n y o u r J o h
performance Plc11s11nt
workmg cond Must be
18 & over Apply 1n peaoo
• 2300 S E Bnstol
Santa Ana Heights
<Next to McDonakts l
E.O E
Restaurant The Balboa
Bay Club is now hlnng
... q111tWaft.r/
Waitress
Banquet or wa1tmg ex
perieoce preferred
Must have flexible
sct)edu.le
· lusboys
Must be experienced
a911abJe. for 7.4 shin
• . Host•u
Eaperience preferred
&lit be available
wjekend.s & weekdayir. ~all for appt Kbn.·Fra' 8.30 to 5 ~7358
~ilTCHEN h111 U9 foUowl.01 openings
Pift·Ume rood prepara-
~-~-worker Hrs are SC:~. &fon·Tbu.rs. +
5 1o 8 bra. on Sun
Ql)teae a&udenl over 21 #.. ~ coot.roller
Oii" autom&Uc •Ucer S·
•· Sun·Tbun. Ideal 14'· colleae Student
i enma cJ~. F1••· houn wm train.
aft, lO&m. f'7t.(rr47
So. Harbor Blvd ,
Ufarbor at Car
)
RETIREES WANTED
part time Approx , ,
days Mu:st havt' )(ood
11 r 1 \ 1 n i: r e l' o r d knowled~e or
JUlomobtle~ helpful
Cort ~·o'< Lea!>1ni:
64S-36til
ROOFERS 11tot 1
WANTED Skilled
roofer!> Imme<! employ
ment 1( qualafaed Call
Lee Roofing Co
714-642· 7222
ScMs and 5-rwice
Store help wanted, purt
llrllt' no exp net . mu.'>l
Ill' IH or 1Jhll.'f fre(• lo
11.ork 5 eH·nin~s b 30 !CJ
or 4 cHs 6 30 10 and
~al l0-2pm an m> !.mall
apphunt e hui.me:.:; of air
lrealmf:'nt l'Q u1 p $400
salary or profit pro
~rom 97!1 3860
Sales /D•siCJMr
Lcadmg lntenor Design
fo\rm has an 1mmed1atc
opening for the right
person in the sales de
sign field. Drape ex
pcr1ence helpful 4411.:ms
Sales
District MclncHJer
Trolnff
.Oaaly Pilot newspaper
circu1at100 depanment
nus h1ahly succei.i.ful
local newspaper ha& an
opening for a trainee in
he circulation :.ale:.
•lervace & collection
area Selected applacant
wall receive a liberal
start.ma salary, rf:'gular
ly scheduled raise~.
bonus opportunattes &
many fringe benefits
such as paid vacallons.
aid group msurance.
e i.oaurance & dental
coverage. Trainee will
al.so be provided a com·
pa.ny car with personal
use pnvileges.
Applicants must be 18.
have a aood driving re·
cord. Hours are general·
ly 11AM·9PM Monday
thru Friday. Saturday
overtime available u
needed.
U YoU are q_uaUf.led fil
are iMeresled fn leam·
ina the newap.aper
clrculaUon bustneH. come to tlle Dally Pilot ~ce. -w. 8a)'. Oolta M.eaa. A1k ~or Karry
Setley er Ken Goddard.
Odl, epply bel0f'9 HAM
« aftu 2PM, MQll.•Pri.
E.O.!!
SALES PERSONS
Personality plu:. Jdulb
to work "1th Jnd
mot.J\Ute kid.. 0Vl'r <!I
In l..JgunJ CJ"'"' ranu.
San Clemtmlc Jre .. :.
TRANSPORT
DYNAMIC
3131 West St'gerstrom
Sciota Ana. C.~
gold JC'll.l'.ln 1·1tain:. tllO ~lomun bandmi:.,
charms. nn.:~ li} csppl S4"> Boob ,11o s2n Secretary work with ror
porall• li>ntrolll•r. vant•d
dU{IC'> .l(ood '>kill-. rt•
qu1n·d l}µani.t
.,horthand ftlani: &
phone l'UDtJCl Salary
('ommen!turatc w ci.p
213 427 1306
on.I) ~93 219'.! 644 22.'>!I ~-~' ..... !?.~~ S,C.tinqGoods 1094 EOE m r h
Shoe!>ales. full part T
..,,._Cft 8010 ...•.....•............. CERAMICS PART TIME
EVENINGS
PHONE: Perm pos Sal + CASH P\ID
Wshr dryr:; Hl"frlJl 'I
working or not !157 81JJ
li.andp1Jantt'i1 Ct'rJm1.-,
pl..ttjUC' Od(I\ ll~ "t'l
pl alt ~ mut h m1:.1
alems Al..!IO ,.per101l or
den• colors done at rt'· uooablc ~t IM6 S74S
eves
642-4321 or 194 9-11Jt1
Ext 2SO Bel"'ct•n 1--------· 1·5PM •SECRETARIES •
Ask For Andrea Exec Sec. xlnt skills
Real Flltate $18.000
romm Xlnt opµI~
Children':; Sooter~
Newport Bea c h
644-3t64. Mr Milter
Used Refng~r;otor..
Wu.hers & l>ryers
BARGAlNS.SERVIC E
SALES Gari Friday, ourofc STUDIMTS
Responsible person type60accS8600 Register today for local
wanted for !>Illes & lt~hl GO lmpt CM Sl4 ioo lPmporary ass1gnmenlli
Best Appbance S3S-091L
Alabama & Adams. HB For Sale In 1ne R111cquet
Club fam1h mem
bi•r.h.Jp1SS50 ur tradt• for
!1.e11.porl Och Tt•nn1~
Club 640-8383 Da}'
ang f11Ctun• -.how room. fo.xec Sec M ChaU\lt•'> 557·0045
11.111 trarn !'ash J<;J $1S.6'Jll
woocJ L1gh11ni.: •Counst•lor.. r-n.L1n:._
~It~ Our (>ff1n·• U \ 11 ~-~I 1\pµt Only fo'rN· •tWOllAPY fl'fes<>NNH stlMCt~
LJZ Reanckr:. 1\gcnn 3723 llrch Street
Hoover washer ~ .iuto
nnse new hO$t:' '<lnl
cond $75 5So9 5010
WANTED B> pn\ Prt>
late ~I' '"W>hl•r dryr 548-9111 SALES/RET All
cxrace ~upply cumpan\
has fuJl & pun time po:.1
lions cava1lablc for
appt. 557·9212 1\I r Wc~l
Newport Slataont•r!>, In•
I020 Harch. l-,btJb 64 tWw-rt .. ach
Newport Beach. 833 IHOO I~~~~.--~-~~~~ Will buy w•nher .. &
dryers nmrung or 1Jl
831-6314
I It .1 \ \ l:Jh an111-<I bm l..d
~ fo:ll.'<'tnC' motors ,.
hp J pha.se SJ5. • hp
'1JtRle phaSt.-SlS. :.mall ,, hp 2 speed Iii WWII
fool lodtl'r perfect
$ape S2S VW manifold
ch romt' SS !11\.'W
80ox16 S tire on II I u~
Dlev wh~l SfiO J7x2S
Swface plale S20 I M>t
overhead garage door
hinges $2S 011\•eu~
Underwood adding
madune l3S '74 Chev
\&n s~nng wheel. tan.
171,-. ~ Box of old har
oess fOf' team of horses
S3> Power tnm edger.
needs engine. 125 333 I::
5ales
.;cJ..ry ~H SECY SI 200
~m:ll!:!
170 Newport Ctr Dr NB see 3'5 640-2920
SECUlrTY OFFfCHS
Part tame po1it1ons
avllllable to work shop.
pm& centers, parking
areas & and/or apart·
men1 Apply at
THE IRYINE CO
1071 Caroelback
Newport Beach, 644 6796
Equal Oppor Employer
ATTENTION
SECURITY
PERSONNEL Get in irouod floor or a
new security division.
Part Ume IJ fuU time
po1lllon1 available
NOW!! ! Will train.
54MJ36
MOllLI
,. utsdlo. Serrk•
2790 Harbor, Ste 207 a.t.a Maa, E.O.E .
Sec'1 for l flrl ortc. R E
Developer nlMda compe-
tent. sba.rp, e&l)tt'd airl
. phooe" typln1 lklllt a
nut, DO S.lt., Ut. boot·
k•Plnl. Hlary open
871-&Ul for appt. Mr.
Syen.
~ ......
SdtectuJt • aupervlu bank vault equip., la·
1t&Jl•tlon1 • ae1'1'lct.
Salarr: comm•nsura ...
w/ .. ~nd ability. c.eu · rrt. •·•· m-111
Talented Young man to
traan for precision an
strument repair lno
electrorucs) Must be re
liable. have manual dex
t.erity & excellent vas1on
Long training penod
Only seriously anterestcd
need apply. c.au for rn·
tervaew appt bttwet!n
7·9AM ooly 546-0606
Teacher's Assistant.
special classes for han
dacapped adults 2 years
coUege Exp. req $l600
Xlnt insurance and
vacatiOo benefits Week
days 8 3().-4 UCP A 3020
W Harvard. Santa Ana
~5760
TEACHEIS
S.. ow od iR today's
ct.lifhtd ..... a.IC-
TaONl CS. Coast
Commtu1lty Coll•CJ•
Dlttrtct.
TELEPHONE
SOUClTORS
Part Ume. Sun-Thurs.
5·30 to 9:30PM. Cao
earn $400 to $700 per mo.
Wiii train. Must be
re.pooslble " able to
folJow lnstructlons In
N B area ~3402
Telephone Interviewers
needed for public opa·
naoo surveys by na
tlonally known survey
reaearch corporation Loca~ in Sllnta Ana ~ Ir Wknd work,
S3 50·'8.00tbr 5511321 aft. 5pm
Wlurlpoul Wash1nR
machme. 4 cyclt:'i.. 1 yr
old but only used 6 mo
S22S 646-1938
REMODELING SAJ.E utWn Microwave Oven.
$?00. EJec St.ove w dble
oven. $100 Drexel chest.
$100 «73-0m
Washer aod Dryer,
excellent condition
964 1413
Sears Colds pot 17 cu rt
frlllsa rfr& frzr 1crnkr
Xlnl cond S2SO 67~5139
lkydts 1020 •••••••••••••••••••••••
10 s,e.dllM
Used But Works
494 9822
DoCJI 1040 •••••••••••••••••••••••
KEESHOND Pups AKC
Clamp sire MI F Pet &
ahow Pvt ply
213/SH34S art 6 pm
Ullh St . CM 642 3379
Lg ster eo t on1toll'
AM FM 8 trk tape re
corder SlSO Port n ·"
•5081
CUST O M formal
drapene~ w hardware 13· & 18' by gs· crystal
chandelier $300 640·9623
Pool Table exqw11te old
fashioned model wath
arusuc piano legs Slate
Leather pockel.8 SISOO
Yillue. sacr1f1ce $485
DeUver free 836 8102
Chihuahuas. Bo1ton1', 6lt steel leg workbench on Poml, Peke. Yorkle. T casters S50
cup Poodle, Shlhtzu. 642.3379
531·D'7 -----
Dltcbabuod J>UPl>iea Good Utlle Giant parts dip
dilposlUoa · X!ot color· lllok 135
tn1. call Parken Pets 64.2·3379
_.., SPRAY BOOTH , Pt_l _B_u_l_l _p_u_p_s.-m-a_l_e _lt--i DeVLlbw. lll) yn old.
30xJtxl8 custom booth female call CompleW with all el~
53112738 trical and spnn.klen 4.
Lbasa Apse> F l yr old, 24 .. exbauat fans
very ad w kids $75 drrthru Replacei:veru
&$533 dya, 644·MM all value $23,000. Aslin11
8PM su.ooo. (213) T11·2070
Put.bred ( Doble 2 .... Women's II I IJU boots.
yrs blk /tan. Good as. IDOW lttts $20. 3 pc
bome only '50 844-2513 oorntt bed ll'OUJ> $100
Metal cots w /matlreu
PUntbnd Doble pupt blka SH ea. Also books. It reda, lhota, tails, DO .... 12
paper.s , S50·f100 _.. llembenhlp l.n UnJvena-
Tow Truck Drfver1 ell· per'd. Top pay. Apply
G•W Towln1. HOB
Ohm1 Way , C.M.
901252 "1 Ath.letlc au1>. call fo• ,,.. .. ,_ 1041 ld>972-11Z7
•......•.....••••......
'THA*SGIVING
AT RUNNY'S
DalGHT
'-11. balJ&ncl' W320 ::01
Si!5 :...t!'* bal•nt·e "~·
3515. S27 10' ' dacowit on
all otber at.oe. 4c cl.olhes
with lhia ad Ellp1rrs Nov 25, i'I
R&inMr ., DfolJ )(ht
11.125 So C~t lf11. > l..a~Wl<I liedC'lt
714-4»641711 ~
.1164b~ ~
Of'POITUNfTY
knocks often when you
111e ,..uJt.gett10& Dady
Not Claslfied Ada to
racb the Orange Coaat
m.uicet
Phont-t>42 56itl
The Little Train That Cant
GET STARTED
ON THE
RIGHT TRACK
EARLY!!
Sell Your Holiday Gift Items
on the Daily Pilot
CHRISTMAS
GIFT TRAIN
PAGE
This special gift guide will ap.
pear each Wednesday from Nov.
21 thru Dec. 19 reaching 108,000
households each week. You can
run an ad the size of the sampte
betow for onty $11 per week and
we have many other sizes to
choose from. For Information
and hetp'lh placing your ad call a
CHRISTMAS AD-VISOR
842·5678
GIFl'S
TOYS
SPORTING G80D
· JEWELRY
POI'S A PLANTS
ANDMADE ITEMS •
CATS&DOG
GUT
CERn•'ICATES
1
..
U .-. t. no I\ 1 I J'. 1 ', ')'4
~· I • I '' -
'11 90 SE •.a. lPt l>lQe,
4dr seda•. aarf ,
• .. 000m1. lt#M, tape, a1at co•d, tt500 . ......,,
-
.,, ELDORADO
Lo1dedl Orl1ln1l ~. Appro~rnawly 4*cndee . .... ~ '11 CHM
;-.llLT
..,, ICI Dorado Coevt. v ... avtom1Uc tzu1 ..
bllt/blk. NHda HI ,,u cootit1onJn1, P""er wan. ea.asn 1tNrt~ bnkes .
.,. C.dUUc Sedan de pcMIW' WtAlUYM
VlUe. 1 o•u Lo/ml ~·~m p,J',~-f2
IAlldld • /Xlnl. a.aoo. Mo.111,000 mUe ..mce
nMh·T« contract avallabl~ flOITHI 1W1Cmt91AnMe
IMWIUftl
?llOOJ Allkmatie. air, A f'. Pll ....,. red (l'TITAJl)
'19 DATSUN
218-ZX CPL
ll7ll KACHBLVD. '71 Seville. loaded, cmTVm>
"Tl l50 6L: aam. u 450 BlJZn'DJOTOff B&ACB mooaroof, rHl wlre UIClft
-.-1.. -...__. _. MJ.2000 wbll, new Uree. GMAC ~ -. ..,..., "'"" .,. .... uc .... -------• 1uarantee to S0,000. ~lllTA IMI 8>tb '°Ill· lMded. Llb ~town Miaat Mll SlUDO. ll3Woto or ev.. .JNtl MR =--~~ Call ~·· slot cood, 8'13-1560 .,, UGI
AWlmatk, SUDl"OOI, AM·
Fii tUreo, topa1
'8CT.1A>
• CJll.DdB' I $ lpeed, a1r CODdltlOllin1, All/Fii ....,, map. cabriolet
pk&., lllver ln coJor. ooe
owner car with 12
Mo. /12,.000 mlM service
contr.ct avallable .
(989WZP > "Fantastic
Price .....
77-Qiupe-de-Vll.le-. loa-ded-I DATSUI
llB 'Tl 4.W SL Oorceou1 '1Q VW Coftvert lmmac w/Jrtra1, 1tereo ta", 2l01!.111.b 9lrMl ~Yw= s~~t =~ cond Mao. xtras. muat c:nUe ~. Ult wbl, Sla&A Ana 59-1111
SZ9.IOO. PP 714.Q1-05a7 188 S3,4.'i0 ~-61.SS cliJm1e cootro .. twtblbt "11 f'J C.mJno. All/FM 77 J20I
4 speed, AM·FM stereo
cuaette, 1untoof. air,
~ue <290SXE > '70 ~E. fine rood
~.900
631-4364
19'71 VW Transporter
Bus.
Best offer
846-71.98
MIJdDel ue etc. Im· ltM'eO, el~. windows. \ ~ ~ IDt. price of PIS. good rood lo/mi ~ .:.:~~~-oa.u 31 or s•.aoo ua.eiu o; :
411l1M'71M. 71 lZOI
Automatic, AM FM
~ ca11elle, whale. amrool, (MIV AX)
$9699
SANTA ANA
DATSUN
Rare i1 280C Air rood.
AM /FM . etr etc ,
Beaut rond, choc. brwn
ext. bamboo lilt. &ood
l'DPI .-rso SU· T74.5
'T1 Sedaft de Vllle, lo ml.
i2 VW BUS, Runs &d aJI extra1, ext warr. '72Nova, 1owner.50k mi. ~ c.atl 536-9184 an· ~ 848-DlZ xJ.nt cond~=
-~~~~~~~~
1 tc.l '69 Chevy 6 cyl, WANI'ED Trans Van or
Slipa Available, Chan.er w/12' flatbed. Clo. Explorer uaed. low
leaae back. Newport 546-51.20; MS--0814 aft 5 mileage Mu1t be In
Bayview Yacht Club good cond.ttlOO and clean &11-UIOO 64 Olev ~Ton. auto. top throughout Call 646-6096 mech cond , $2 ,000
Newport Bch sbp avail Davtd, 646-J25S ~ &mnmn.rfed
m onth lo month .....,.... 213~ v-9570 •••••••••••••••••••••••
-••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 9707
Pree dock space Ui ex '6S Ford Econoline Van. •••••••••••••••••••••••
change ror use of boat cstm, new ena., mags, "19 Aud.a 5000, loaded, as
mder 20' Call 675 6374 «c. 9S1·3572 sume $214 +tax 0 E L
or Buy, $100 dnve-away. Dock for up to 26' power '88 VW Bus. Needs eng. 551.1351
boet Sl2.5/mo. rebid . Make offer. -------=--
t'1M148 se..5&13. '79 Audi 5000$, fully
------equip'd. 10,000 Mllea.
Tt&Wi'faffolt '7 4 Do d I e Van . $11.000. 831-9144 7:30 AM
--r--Tradesman 8200. o/.o T 63:30 pm ... •••••••••••••••••••• auto VS, panel ed Cos~n. Sale/ w/qit's. SlllOO. 952.7504 .... 9120 aft5pm ....................... ----
71AdGmSaYer
lOOLS. air, very lo mi.
Xlnl cond.
'71 l20I
4 IPMd. 1u.nroof, AM· Fil 1tereo, Phoenix anqe (IUTKJ)
71320I
4 apeed, air AM /FM
stereo casa«te, sunroor.
Ruby ~ Ct6STY J ,
'71 320I
4 al)ffd, air. 1unroof,
AM·FM stereo cuaette.
Black (OUUJ'( >
'75 SlCN
4 speed, air, AM FM
stereo, Polans <532RZI >
76 5l0i
Automatic, AM FM
stereo casaett.e, air, sun
root, Polaris (571PZM >
76 530i
Automatic. AM-FM cauette, air, Anthracite
<972RXll >
77 530f
4 1peed, 1unroof, AM-
Fal 1tereo cassette.
Polaris Ql 7RXJ )
71 UOI
AutolmUc, sunroof, AM·
FM stereo. Ruby red
CDUDLEYJ llft C.bover, lib new, In· '72 Dodie Sport11mao
cl paH·&lara boot, 2 Van, l OWDI', c.tul lnt.
.... d...t propane, byd Sl,800. M0-813t, 541-327,
jlc:b, PN9I pump, truck Unique llr14 Ford E200, ~. • more. SJ 195 __ ,. _... ~t . l •'7:f08 ~ . .,......,... . m m •
~ tires. $2195. 813-54$4
ftel/wlmdl 77 '30ctl
9712 4 I Pe e d . A II · P' II • c a11etle, Polaris
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SADOIBACIC
'IMUT IMPORTS
lll-2040 4,M949
3)01 E. 17th Street
Santa Ana SM· 7811
·77 280Z, auto, AC.
AM/FM cU5ette.1'n.ags
Best oiler over $7 ,000
takes 1139-5539
'14 710: 4 dr. Sedan.
radio, heater, aar, auto ..
$2190. Mrs. Goodman
~
MG 9742 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Rare MGA Cou~. n~
F.n1une. need• Rl'stor
llll · Mu.at se II 642 337 9 °"' '74' •••••••••••••••••••••••
74 OPEL
MANTA CPE.
A Gu Saver for &ire•
4 cyhnder. 4 speed .
rad.lo. bnght rt'd m c:ol
or, bodr..1de mould111gs
pin str1gits, whitewall
tares 1·very , Very
Nace'" (116M 10 I
i1 4-dr sedan, auto, runs _
great SIOO/beat offer
8C7-228'7
$2386
SANTA ANA
DATSUN .
74 2lliOZ. A /C, AM /Casi. '9>1 E 17lh Street map, rd W/bl.k postrp, Santa Ana 5.58 781 I ind car cover. 67S-2087
MOO. "10 GT, All1FM c .. 1 .,
radl.ab. cover. ou carb. 97U lhocb S23lO 494-82.32
-···················· ,.... 9750 Ul'77 FIAT Spyder 124 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• vin)'l hardtop plut IOft &op; AM·F'll Stereo • ,. 112. IOOd cood. llOV·
tape: 5 ·apeed trana . lni·llult Sell lit SDOO 22.oeo mu ... $5,$00 taia tt. 494.7290
'ft S• auk' R II . I oci NWrlllnnlAl.lJ modified UOO. Goo """9'"1UUUI
eood. very, very last We a...M fer Le.
_L.:EDIATE "f5 Slot: 51,000 mllea ~ '62 PoncbeCluaac Las 1-SUDroof. lmmac. Call DELIVERY! ma:s. AIU, 8'75-«>75 '75 ll8 z dr coupe new tba J00m1 on re bit
m.79 --- -s 111&.nrhg
......-HCMM._ Sale/ c.ISIBIYOHLY
a-t/Slcwocp f 160 761-1332 Afl.
••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ W.t.d 9590
RfNl'bom 22 tt1 lwcury6 mot.o11r .. ••••••••••••••••••••• e, 8 eeps ; se . WE PAY TOP DOLLAR cant. s:zso/Wk. + sr ml. f ~ or top used car s-
foreign. domeslacs or
WANTED: Clean, low clauics. If your car ia
mllea1e MOTOR extra clean, see us
WME. Call MB-7397 FIRST!
LAJlGI S&.ICTIOH pe.lDl, ea&. Needa tram cn1./clutch Warranty °' ..--1979 '11 m , k>/mJ, unmac.. work. $1,250 or orter avail. to 12,000+mJ Xlnt ,,__ P/P 957·2'51 Aak for _ _...7 .-.'"'"'-•,. nmnlna cond. l8000 .or J20l't Sbaron. ~ Vhrvi•U ' ._. .. ~ .... v. belt oder 675-Q:lll
II .... 9727 I 52 •s ~ 9715 -••• .. ••••••••• ••• •••• '68 912. 5 speed. SHARP ALSO 633CS1 's ... -••••••••••• ••••••• ~3Smpg, ~750 lbst orr
tH STOCICI '78 Capra 11. air. 4 spd, VISIT y09 642 9682
Calltod.ay -Wealso may snrf, AM /FM stereo. ·71 911 s. 5 spd. ,en
have that pre.owned Mach, BMW mags , OIAMCiE COAST le _._ c. ........ PG ...-.en c an, o•• ma . .,, ma~s. BMW you are lookmg ~ . ~ 497·2338 HONDA bra, new wtndow rub
foe"! '73 Capri 2000. new bera, allver w/blk int. 131-2040 495-4949 1 ....... t 25 &a•IV'Y•ARTERS $7000 834 3378 days c .....,.,, une up, mpg, ~~ 631 1295 n
T....,... Trani 9170 ~ ORANGECou~·s SJ800 or best ocrer TODAY•.•.! _._ 8 ers~
-•••••••••••••••••••• • "' ' 642-0UIS ltolh Roye 9756 1111 C!Assic trailer. S350 k Ol.D!ST Ut41VERSITY •••••••••• ~ •••••••••••• =t64~1~·upper . ~ !a .. IOll&.r-SALOLDSES&r~OIERVIUICE •tOEAURINU.S.A.
• • --·,,, .. ~C-.ty ~ .... --
T ........ UHlty 9180 2lll5 Harbor Blvd. ~~~~~~~ ~DUCA ICS rm CIOAYRVER ·-··••••••••••••••••• COSTA MESA Sales-Servke·Leasllla u.., ~ -"' 12· Scotchman. 5300 , .... 2SOO Roy C..er lac. 79 MBCUIY 21150llarbor Blvd. AOUS·ROYCE
Zl'd' flatbed, swtable ,.., llla koy ' CANI l /S COSTA MESA 1*J•.,.._.
for car lrlr, $800/offer. Rolla 1540 ~ambone BMW ... wtlh the TRX option, 540-9640 ::::' a.acll
pm.
DASHER DIESEL
Sta Waaon. AC. l>lereo.
AM1FM. 1.500 m1 wllate .
brown ant $J 1.500 Ask
ror M r Coa ts.
714 546 4141 dyl> evr>.
~964 7444 ev~
'61 VW Ca mper New
l'ng clutch gd t1re:i;
Xlnt running rond
AM f"\1 cu,. Best offer
67~14
il Super Bet"tle J3Km1
F'aclory reblt II track
Rw\.5 great 645-3485
7' l.AlllT Dils&
Sunrool, A M f'M. air &
more Lemon yellow
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'72 VW Poptop Cmpr.
many xtr as . AM 1FM
caaa Jdnt rond. SJ.450
631 1.317
'67 Squareback red. nu
paint headliner e ng
rl'blt Pirelli rad11I~
Blau punkl AM FM.
ca&li, hi ba<'k sealS Job
forced move t.o Dallu
Must sell 11.490 979-MeiO
ask ror Dan 548-4193
'ftl1 VW Squarebaclt good
cmd..St.ereo Good w..
llC50 ~lS07
Vot.o 9772 •••••••••••••••••••••••
VOLVO
SALES. SBYICl
AMDUA~
OVERSEAS DELIVERY
EXPERTS
E.ARUIKE vcx.vo
l96l6 Harbor Bl"'d
COSTA MESI\
646-9303 540.946 7
77 VOLVO
264 4 DR
Pnced SJ OO our low
Kelly Book 6 cylmder.
automatic trans . 11r
cond 1t1001n&. power
•leering Ct brakei..
poiwl!f' wmdows. leather
l.o&.enor Factory sl.ld10g
C qo 9911 • llaUbu ori&I owner • •• • ••••••••• •• • • • • • • • • x1nt cond 9815.
'ffCAMAaO e cylinder. 1Uck ahan.
ma& wheels 5'.000 ma ,
red wtth black interior.
exffilent cond.loon Pvt
Ply 962-M37 after ~m Mekdays all day Satur
day aod Swwiay
H20 •••••••••••••••••••••••
197' DIM()
a.1>••HCI! .
on Camero&. CaprtcH.
Monte Carloa. M • b b1a &
Novu Drastic reduc:
IJOnl'
SAVE NOW!!!
CONNELL
C HEVROLET
,'l\.,. ll.11l•1r Ill •I
I I~ I \ \1 ~' \
S4l>-1 l00
17CHM
MONZA2+2
A&&omauc tram • power ateenaa. All/Fii. Wlft·
dow 1bade lt1l, low
auln. 101d 10 color ··Priced C200 over M>w
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SANTA ANA
DATSUN
2001 E 17\.b Street
Santa Ana ~ 7111
'711 Moote Carlo. landau
roof. P IS . PI B. t I l.
CT\Ds•. ele<' windows.
a.ar, AM FM C&a.l>. V 6.
23mpg , ass ume lse
118111010 or make olfer
I 450021. ~7-8910 x2730
"12 Nova. must sell nra clean
~T748
75 Bel Air. 4 door Sedan
NEW •ng1ne Full
power . air cond
automatic V8, radio
W W tires 22 .!l'lP&
S2500 6-46· 7698' before
2.PM
988-089 .. a.,..... "as. •••••••••••••••••••••••
17 CHRYSLER
CORDOBA CPl
Automatic trans., fac
LOI')' air. power lt.eeriai
• brakea. radio. plus
velour anterior. Wha\e
and tan inside. '1'eU
Dnve lhta Jewel. Best Buy a n Town ·
cmMRFR1
$2970
SANTA ANA
DATSUN
2001 E 17th Street s.nta Ana 558 7811 ----CoetClllHtal 9'30 •••••••••••••••••••••••
~-·MmtSel!
'11 Marl V J9de green
31.000 ml. moonrf Wl~
whla. crui1e control.
AM IP'M fQuad. Xlot
caad S.cnflce 88700 l60ll1 or 982 2231 P ,,,. •
~ 99U ... ......••..•.•...• ~.
'Tl Corvette like ae·w
ooad. Red lbllt dhr b:l1,
AIC. AM IFll 8 track.
bltan alarm See t o
beheve the 19.200 pnce p p s.sz. 3646
79 Corvette. dr met
brown. air, stereo.
..,mJen, lmder 2K miles
lli1nt. Sl.3.SOO 851 «94
,..... 9940
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FORD
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831.:i576 Newport Beach 6404444 In brtatil red wllb black c.LOSfO WNOAY\ A"1lo Seniu, P..ts amerior, v.a. automatic. i1 Honda CVCC & AcefttoriH 9,.00 low mllea. Prf~ed to 51peed. aood cood. '87 Rolls Royce Ill PW
roof, one owner car. •-A-.. u--..1 s ave 8 1 g s s • --. ...v ....._UMd
.. IOI Mc~~.~·. Sell! (TTlXNZ) $3500, 64.5-SJ.99 c 0 u pt' . R H D • 12Mo 112.000 mile ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
....................... _. __ .,..,_..,.. " 6'5
HEW s Z!18 ~Blvd ~. CVm~· ... 10u.~'iouB·1t0e ~che". dnt 124.~
PARTS6SERVJCE o.t.a . .-. ........ '~ HOUIS 11... 54G-5630 May trade 714 ·493.91aa Toyoh --97 65 = .... ~ .__ 9730 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .m. .... .m. ..........._ 9720 .._,,.... thns daJ &'!O N Bea"'i:: Blvd. -. --••••••••••••••••••• TOYOTA S.t.•SUn. LAHABRA ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• '77 XJS V-12, 30Kml ~
!lredlw llOD. I/Um 1bere'1 an eaq way for 1c Mi. No . ..1SA-....) 'TUBOZ, air, AM/FM. SI Iver I b I k In le r 494""4004 ••--CK __ ,. .., "' cwr ma11. student must WADED v Cl ---A >'O'U' to_.. lhat bicycle <7t4152Z.5133 ucrifice. · ery ean 'T1 CeUca GT 5-1pd cop '°ID YoU no longer use. Just Sunday by Appl. *3500. 840-LMS !:!.FriSl.2 .. ~5 71411135-2323 per, Ulbk, A'1c. AM /FM -s 11-•-.,,__ advertise It lo the _,... .,... -' ..... ._.,ta AD• a 1.., ..... 1 c u ....... ,._8 I'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! -c .... atereo, map, very AUbeOorwoftlamer_.._. a ---· · 1; '79 DATSUN "JI JAG XJ12L. Sun.root, aood cood . uuo
146-7070 ... '-'ht 9510 I A"1JoW.1Rg 95IO · •Int cond. $11 ,000. 648-3710. 83JS285
Allll W.. •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• 280ZX CPE ~aft 8 pm M().SU2 '75 Corolla SR5, 5 1p.
..._•••-••••••••• .. ...------------.. Und • ·...... 97J2 AM/Fii, air , dnt. $2'7'00.
DIPORTANT I LEASE ANY .MAKE I ~ .. Jr'~=~ •-•••••••••••••••••••• B-J&Uevea.1112·2'101 NOTICSTO --. It.eel radiala, fee· "r.M Jemen.Jlealey, on ,......,.. 9767
READDSANO I ANY MOOR I ' tar)' map. White ln col· OWDll', Make Offer: Ca ...... •••••••••••••••••
ADVEJlTJBEBS w. J2 llo./12,000 miles eftfor wkDdl MMMZ. lf71 TIJUMPH
ne prtee of ltema I I ..-vlet CODtract avail•· Mlecc••.... 9740 ft7 COWi =-r: ~ ~:ti~:: I . p A y ONL y .. :.. :.~ drivea ....................... 5 speed tram • bucket
ellNUIH advertlalol I -1eall, AM /Fii • low =:-:0:,W:a~f; I FIRST MONTH I *.~' =.v~~ttth l:'=·ctrwr-. PAYMENT I SllTI 1111 ~-=:~~: .. ,
, ... fw alt pollu~a I * I ftlJSUN roof, factory a I loy Clllllllnl clnk!e emtiftca. I I INI •bee I 1 Is c • u e tt e dim•...._ docum•· .. o DB'OSIT OI LAST MOM11f 3001 E. 171.b Street atereo. ~>
tarr ,,.,.,auoa I WITAllAMYTIADI I s.a&aADa 651-1W .-.aatOMI
TH~OOORE
ROBINS
FORD
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service coo tr a ct av a 1 la
hie 14.S4TY A I
$6975
SANTA ANA
DATSUN
3)0J E 17th Street
Santa Ana 558· 7811
OIAMalCOUHTf
VOLVO
EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO
Larpet Volvo OeaJer
in Orenae County! BUY or LEASE
DIRECT ~ 2025 s. ManchesUlr
Anaheim 750-2011
'"12 .,_IS, auto. ll.IAt, ..,
Mf.1532, or 157-0700. ......... ....................... .... ." .. c ' • ' I • • • • l • • • I "II DIUma, l owner, a1at IWOITS • • .... ..-...n.-..... IP.AID JOI OI MOT1 I -U• DBQR n•vD.
..... ._._ .. ._ u, PHOM UDIT PPIOV..... eoadlt1011 '' ooo .... vnnn -.. •• -... ~ ............ .. ..... • ••• I I c A ... I ... afttr.IPM.' COSTA MESA --"71 Dta&e Wp, 15,000 6lt·l216 llUll mLt IDOd OOOCI. ma111 1~~~~~~~1 • Dlll1 '°°' ,.,.. ..... ... ---... •~ Od UnioD la now tak· -rJ MCIE Befal. Blaet ,.,,.,...,. mt_... bldl oa a re. xlDl c:ond, IOaded, '°"' WAMl'm SMlllll• 'Ta TRI wtUa ml. l owner tUH.
Dia\ tndl • 1111 • ,_,. o• mUll. llbdmwn am.s '*4. llentclu ..... 1164 ..-, 0111r cu bl --~------:
Call • co n.t out wbet -at u. D&U1 Pilat C 8 ff I I JO•r 1111z•a reallr automotive •ara_1• _ ................... .
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AUTO CENTER ·
NOTHING OVER
549
1'/~~!~~ ........ ~2199
""' power. factOfY air conditioning, Lendau top.~ tllt Whffl, AM/FM 1tereo & SHARP! Pl!GWZ~
~ .............. ~4999
All,.,..,, factor, .... oond., Oabtloe.ti!-~ wheele. t•tt Wheel. cn.11te oonnt · i
SIOWlf ..i & IOllr mll•I lharol ). OOCIO#TWOI
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"12 L11>, Blallbam. all pwr, arf, YV7 cleala, ----'11 FORD : .............
PINTO WGN. e
· 7' LTD LANDAU
.... air, PS/PB, Ult will, C/C, 10,000 ml.
ltM1l1
"'Gu Saver for &Ian! .. 4 e
eylloder, ' •PMCI, air conditlonha~ower e ~·u::~1e ~ •• ~-~~~--1 ~F) "'JI ll•wteq, 17,000 mi, "--.:
~P'r~below k>w $.1275 •
a.-. 9945 SANTA ANA : ....................... ~~ ~~.earl.~ DATSUN :
Ur., full power air, 310l E. 17th Street • Sala Ana 558-7811 cniM ClODtrOI. Wtwbee:I. • AM/Fii Stereo tapa, '74 Pinto Runabout lite
Mew '79 1/2-fmi LUV Plcbp!
No. 27988813491 wtth 110.8 ao
engine. mlrf'Ot1l. E78-14 fir• tour-speed manual nnemt.-on,
heater/defroster. t.::k-uP lights.
3. 73 rear axle ratto. flltera. etc.
Mew '80 •/2-toa Fleehicle Pickup!
lutbs interior. llaoy blue. Looks like new. e
man atraa. ~Call a.eoo ~10 • m-.. and CID Sat. and -------1 s.. aaytime. MW511. ...,._.... 9960 • ••••••••••••••••••••••• • Mli CWf ff 50 "19 P1ymoutb Gran Fl.lry
I EASI Oil IUYJ Only 54598 LIAR Oil IUY!
--·-••••••••••••• Wason. PS, PW, PB, •
ORANGE COUNTY'S All/FM stereo, AC. All • HIWIST ntru Mu.st sell. $1SOO.
IJNCOLN-llERCURY Call 714·737 -6449 art •
f>EALEJlSHJP 8.30Pll •
RAY Ff.ADllOE Seven 1977 Plymouth •
New •ao 112-1o11 Che.y Van!
LINCOLH·llERCURY tuey Suburban 4 door, 2 •
J&.18 AW> Ceoter Dr. a.t ltallOD wagons. AU N o . 1 0 8 0 '4 4 / 3 6 3 6 w Ith SD.Fwy-~~onst exit are automatic, air cood., e economical six cyl. engine.
roof racb, PS, PB; e manual tren1 .. large mirrors.
.J;.lL\
130.1000 mmt have power win-heeter/defroeter. pwr. ateerlno.
dowa, All/Fii 1tereo • awclhary988f, radio, FA78 radlela. t._.wg 9952 radioa.101De have 1peed e gauges option, etc.
-•••••••••••••••••••• control. lllJea1ea run
79TUllO from 60,000 to 87 ,000. •
Priced from $975 to $1275 e
. ..... Cobra b e low Blue Book • wholesale pnce. These·
Blue beauty -lluat wa1ona are priced •
aell! 4 apeec:t. 4 cylinder, around $UOO eacb. Coo· e
A/C, leather interior, tact· • mae wbeel1, cauette fi1eet Admlnl.strator,
deck, map li1hl. Lo/Dll. Or~ iil;t e
Pn•. ~~:":"· 6C2-4.12l. Ext. 210 •
-------1 "14 Satelllt.e custom 4 dr. •
W llmt•ftl 29 au&o, new radio, air. Xlnt cond. •
ea1. • tran1. New 87,000 miles. $1500./ e
b r a k e • , p a I n t , ~21IO days, 541·9627 •
SlD)/080~ ~-------~ ttss P.tiac '"s • ....................... ....................... ~
1977 OLDS 1972 POlltiocCataha •
OMEGA SIDAM , New Ures, just had a •
. tune up. Needs lJming N l c e I A I o a d e d set J47S AS lS 846-57'5 • Broulbam beauty! And aft 6PM
a wooderfull wonderful --· ----•
famU,y car! (408RYX ). '79 Trans-AM Special or· e
OM.Y $37'1 der 301, 4·sp, many •
HOWA.ID CM•roW xtru. 4moe old. $7,700.
Dove It Quall Sta. 72.'>-75.19 uk ror Kim e
NEWPOR1' BEACH • 133-0555 Classic '67 GTO, CODY .
AU', full pwr, orig owner. e
$2750. Ca II a rt 6 or •
wtmda: 6'4-4i&U. Use the Dally Pilot
"Fast Result" servlC't'
directory Your
service 11 our
apeclaltJ.
Call Mi-5678 ext. 322
Nabers
lt76CANIAC s5795 COUfl DI YILU ••••••••
OM ~cw wtth 1MtMr M11L ~
top. crw. ccnrol, AMlfM 1te..o, full power tat .._..low,.,._ (074RKQJ '
.,,,, CAIU.AC s5995 •90ll:AllO ••••••••••••
~ Jnduc* ll)ttt,l)OWW .... -.-.0 ,.. a~ oontroe. low m111et<1•7'>.
lt77Ct"'AC '6695 COIRDIYILU ••••••••
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LEASE OR IUY! Only 55998
Mew '80 3/4-IOll Fleetsicle Pickup!
No. 1004eo/3433 wtttl air oond..
auto.. trw... radio. tinted g'-,
step bun1>er. dlx. front optlor\
g11LQe9 option, toem Met. l.rge
mlrro,._ HO lhocka I 1Pf1nos.
pwr. ateertno & brakM. 8.~
radial•. 360 00 engine. etc.
I EASE Olt IUYI
/
0nly 5J698
New '80 "Big Doolie" I ·ton Pickup!,
No. 101127/3444 wtttl atr COnd •
auto. "*-· \18, 8. 75 ti'"· dual reera. llrge mlnon, eng. I trans.
oll coolera. aux. tank, pwr.
.... ring. AM/FM rmlo. o-uoee
option. 1pec. camper equip.
option. end more camper not
lndud9d, lhown M ~ UM
Ofttt.
LIASI oa IUY1 Only'9698
Mew '80 Chevy 4-wheel Drlff llaur!
, ••• OlllUYI Only '11,498
New •so Crew Cab I ·ton Pickup!
No t001e6/3436 With air COOd
auto trans S11verado optton
8 15 hree. duel rean va 5oeed
control aux. t.,k & batter; tinted
glass. large mirrors. AM/FM
radio eno & trans Oii COOlera
spec. ca~ 9Qv1p oPtlOn etc
LEASE OR IUT!
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VOL ~ NO. m, I leCTIONS, 12 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, C.A~IFORNIA MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1979 FIFl'EEN CEN1'S
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HUNTINGTON'S LANDMARK PIER: PACIFIC STORMS FAILED BUT OLD AGE IS WINNING
Structure C09t 178,000 In 1914; ft Wiii Take S7 Millon for A..,i.c.ment
MacDonald Huntington Pier
Must S:ay Replacement Eyed
In Prison
RICHMOND, Va. (AP> -A
federal appeals court ruled to-
day that Dr. Jeffrey MacDooakl
of Hunttngtoo Harbour must re-
main 1n prilon while be appeala
b.la eon.tetkm ln the murders of
bl• wife and two youa1 dauPta'a. .
Tbe 4th U.S. Cln:uft Court of
Appeals gave no reasons for its
decision but merel)' iasued a
terse order dea1ln1 11._c-
Doaald'• req..a for bmd.
It aald 1t would hear the ap-
r peal ol htl eon'rictlom durint
the January term of court.
MacDonald, 35, was senteneed
to three consecutive life terms
Aug. 29 after a federal grand
jury in Raleieb, N.C., found him
guilty in the 1970 stabbing and
bludgeoning deaths of his wife
and daughters.
He claim4'd the crimes were
committed by four dru&-craz.ed
intruden in hi.s home.
A former Army Green Beret,
he was stationed al Fort Bragg,
N.C., at the time.
Since hi.s conv1cllon. he has
been held at Terminal Island
Federal Prison.
He was derued bond by U S.
District Judge Jo'ranlclin Depree
Jr
In arguing that their client be
released on bond pending the
outcom' of his appeal, Mac
Donald's attorneys described
him as an honorable man who
would not try to nee the co\Ultry.
They told a three-member
court panel here more tban two
weeks ago that MacDonald has
never failed to make a court ap-
pearance over the nearly 10
years since the murders.
Gunmen Hit
Valley · Store
A lone 1unmaa walted for
cu.atomen to leave a Fountain
' Valley record ·and tape store f Sundar altbt before conftootine
the den and eseapins with $800.
The clerk told FountalD ValktJ , PGlice that a man app?'OaCbed
l him at 5:• p.m. and demanded
money 9t pnpolnt. Tbe ~
theo Oed the llUI c Box, 1SU3 ~ Aft.. CID foot, the deft
"u.id.
He Mcribed the (U.DJD.all u bltwem !I> and IS yean ol ap,
about five feewlz lnebel tall
aDd wel1bla1 150 pouads,
dreued lD dark clothes wltb
d a r1k balr and a bu1by
m~
By STEVE MARBLE
Of Ille OMly ~Si.ti
The 67-year-old Huntington
Beach Pier bas survived the
century's worst Pacific batter-
iogs but the concrete pant may
not be able to withatand the
ravqea ol the years.
The dl'r 1• "man ia 1a the
grips Of a b.t dl8 ot old .,._
A six-month study or the
~\~foot-loq pl.er concluded au. or mt leat moet ol lt, mould
be t.opplecl ad rtiPaeed
ACCOIDJING 'IO tbe nport.
the cement pi.llqs hue started
lo crack and exposed steel bars
are weakening. Concrete chunks
splash into tbe water with reg·
ularity,itreported. 1
City Public Works Direcor
Paul Cook said he's reviewed
the Swanson Service Corpora-
tion study and will ask the city
council next month to okay re·
moving and replacing the pier.
A replacement job, Cook not·
ed, is not cheap. Rebuilding the
pier, which was constructed in
1914 for a modest $78,000, could
cost around $7 million. .
Cook said he's mobilizing his
city troops to scout down avaJla-
ble federal funding ror such a
project. I
"IT'S NOT GOING to fall
down overnight," be comment·
ed. "Nobody needs to panic or
anything because actually the
pier's been railing down for
years."
He said a net may be placed
under tbe pier to catct-falling
concrete.
Vince Moorhouse, harbors and
beac~es director, said be baa
wa~bed the pier deteriorate for
the past 10 years. He said he bas
concerns about the replacement
job.
"ID my opinion, lf we Temoved
the pier, we'd loee.tbe=:ch,"
tbe beach dl.reetor uae .
The city beach bebem , be
explained, 1low1 sand move-
ment which swirls down the
coast in drift cWTeot.s. He said
turn-of-the-century photos, taken
before the pier waa built, lbow
sand in Huntingtoo Beach WU at
a premium.
He suqested the ecolollcal
value ol the ple.r eoakl be pre-
served II tbe Job .,.. done In ......
uyou COlJ'LD rip olf an tbe
deckiag," Koomouse Aid, "and
tbeD ~ 12-pllllip atal1ial llttbe~------.. He ....,_. tbe =Is tbe "beart ~ soal" o(hpt
Beach llDd toarlll8 would dwtD-
dle with tbe sand II it were loll.
''The pier ls the focal point ol
Huntington Beach, it's our little
Eiffel Tower," boosted
M oorbouse. ..It'a ooe th.inc in
town that appeals t6 everyone."
He's sugeested that as re-
development of the downtown
area progresses'lhat restaurants
be built along the lenatb or tbe
structure.
THE PIER study, which
began after Moorhouse warned
city leaders that repairs bad
been put off too long, concluded
that the first 1.300 feet of tbe
structure had to go.
The middle section -around
200 reet long -could be saved
temporarily by treating pilings
with epoxy, the report authors
said, noting this would only pro-
long deterioration.
The JOO.foot-lone pier tip, the
section battered tbe worst by
ocean stonns and surf, ls in tbe
best shape, according to .the re-
port.
COOK.8 SAID total replace-
ment could be avoided if the city
council opts for a $5 million
patch-up altemative. .
This alternative, be said, calls
for replacing the first section
and then repalr1ng only the mid-
dle and t.lp of the pier.
"The real cbol'e rtpt DOW ls
findlDI the money," be said.
"The city, of oou.ne, can't pay
for It without some help."
Ocean View Pact
Voted OD Today
Non·teacbln1 emptoyeq of
Huntlnlton Beach'• Ocean View
(elemeatarJ) ScboOl 'Dlatrict are
voUna today on a new tbree-,ear contract of~I · 11 percent ,,.,. blb9 over t.be nut two
7ean. If dtltrict employ.. approve
the coGlnct. CU.trtct ti'ultM8 an Upldec1 to ratit)' It tAmllbt dt&J1nl their replar mMttnl llt '1~~ ·\I( cllstrlet beadquanen.
Warner AwmM and B 9b'elL
Ocean View'• teaeben bave = out OI CCIDtntt n.;ada· Del DDCM'eed Fl'SdQ dMr7 wtn wan tJdl ,.. .ttMUt a ~~ .... lDdteaca4 ... tbe ecUoa P">b-
al>ly wU1 r.ult lo no raia. for
I tudMn tldl Jear',
rollc:rwlu lltloll1tloa1, tM
dlltrid'• elusilled emploJMI • .,.. ........ ,.. ptre.l ,.,
ll1U tlll9 ,_.to be follcnNd bJ I pnc111tam ,..,,
No Spy T~als,
Cm1er Warns Iran
WASHINGTON <AP> -A
Wblte Bouse statement today
aaid Iran would commit a .. ,urtber a..rut v1olatioG'' ol
1nteraatiaGa1 law il it au.empu
to put U.S. diplomata D4>W held boetaae on trial for esp6onqe.
The Wblte HoUle statement
said aucb a ~ trial would cao-stltute an escalation of tbe two-
•eek~ crWa over Minni of
the U.S. Embuay 1n Tehran.
But Prmident Carter's aJdes
were llvtna no lnd1catioo what,
if anytblq, they would do ln
response to such a trial.
The only tbJ.np that have been
ruled out are U.S. military ac-
tion or giving in to Iran's de
mands lo return the former shah. ·
Today's statement, issued
tbrouah the office of prua
Secretary Jody Powell, DOted
that I.ran bu tbreateoed to try
some of tbe diplomat. wbo re-
main boetaae.
"Such a step would be a
further na1rant vlolatloo of
e lementary human rights, re·
llgious precepts and intern•·
tlonal law and practice." the
statement saJd.
"Worldwide outrage at tbe de·
tenUoo of the bostqes would be
greatly heightened by any at·
tempt lo put these diplomat.ac
penoanel OD trial.''
So far, the admlnlatratioo bas
not made uy public move ..
restrict thlr travel of lraaiaD
dtplomala ID tile Uaited Slatm.
lJ'be lru.l&D embaHr &po ....., ... ......... at ftil1
staff dUriq the eecala•''l· 16-da1 standoff. Powel , ln
IWPQale to I repm'ter'I qw. ~ ..... 119b.w0f•ID"9• tbe rrulau to reduce the
numbs d emplo,w at the em-
bua)'.
Tbe poqtbWty ol a spy trial
WU r.&ed Sunday by inaUJ'lent&
hold.lnc the embusy ln Tehran,
and in public statements by
Iran's revolutionary leader, tbe
Ayatollah Rubollah Khomeini.
Rape Attempt
Thwarted by
HB Girl, 15
A 15-year·old Huntington
Beach girt escaped a wouJd·be
raplat Sunday in Central Park
when she kicked her uaailant 10
the groin and ran off, police re-
ported today.
The girl told police she was
joegtnc near a P9rlt concession
stand aroubd 10.30 a .m. when a
man wtth a pock-marked race
grabbed her.
The attacker, officers slUd, tut
the lirl ln the face wttb the back
of bis band and tried to drae ber
into a clump of bushes.
The )'OUD8 J(>Uer fought back
by kicking tbe man and then ran
toward Golden West Street ,
leavinl her attacker wrilhlne ln
pain, police said.
Sbe to&d poU.~ the man wu
a bout 20 years old wttb black
hair and was wearing an orqe
shirt.
Gromyko in Spain
MADRID, Spain <AP> -An-
drei A. Gromyko flew here to-
daJ. becomlq tbe ftnt Soviet
forelan mi.a.later ever to vtait
Spaln. Re luvea WedMld.Q tor
BoGD to meet with West German
otocial&.
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MAP PtNPOINTS KEY LOCATIONS IN TEHRAN
Hoshlge Situation Mcmt1 Into tta Third Week
3 Hostages Freed;
10 More Considered
BJ1'-A111 _..._
Tbree American bostaaes
freed from tM U.S. Embassy 10
Tellraa arrhed ia Welt
GermaQ toda7 and Ira.tu
mW ... appMnld •boat to re-
IUM ID IDOft for expa1sioo fTOCD
the c:ocdrY.
A White. House atatemeat said
If I ran &Uempta to put any of the
remainiae 49 U.S. bosta1ea on
trial for eap!OUle, as Ayatollab
Rubollab Kbomeini bas
threatened, It would be a
"further flagrant v1olallon" of
internatiooal law.
One spokesman for the stu-
dents occupying the embassy
saJd tbe four women and six
black men due to be released
wouJd leave Tehran torught on a
Sw11s Jetliner spec1f1cally or·
dered by the U.S. admUllStra
t1on. and another spokHman
said they would leave "wtthm a
few hours'" after the end or an
everung news conference
One auhtant spotesman sa.id
tbe students have been studying
hies to detel'1Dlne who was 10
volved 10 espsooage, but said
"It is tugbly unbkely to find any
evideoceaga.iostlhem "
There were coofllct.Lng reports
OC Fall Fair
Wntinuing
The Orange County Fall Fair
at tbe Loe Alamitos Race Track
will conti nue through
Thankaeivtne Day wU.b cami val
rides and entertainment.
Tbe free-admlasion faJr la held
ln cOQJunctklD with bone ractne
at tbe track. Races will not be
held 1\mday, altboqb tbe fair
will be 1n seaion that day, but
will resume Wednesday and
1bunday.
Pattlnl ii St feoerat. S2 pre.
rerred. dioun at the fair a.re 9
a.m. to 10 p.m.
from some Poreip llln.latry
sourca wbo said they eX1>9ded
the bostag.es to be turned over to
UM aUDilU7 before tbey leave ,.....
Tb.e Swiu 1overmnt aaid
Swtuair, the national airlfne.
baa Hot a DC-8 jetliner to
Tehran to collect tbe other 10
Americana wbeo tbey are freed.
The three released
Amer-icans, a young woman
secretary and two black Marine
sergeants, look:u:al fit and well,
flew to Copenhagen on a Scan-
dina vaan airhnt?r and were im-
mediately transferred to a U.S.
military pl&M. They were flown
to Frankfurt, West Germany,
and wtu.sked away for a medical
checkup at a military hospital.
A military source told The As-
sociated Press the three were to
be taken to the U.S. Army's 97th
GeneraJ Hospital in Frankfurt.
The source. who asked not to be
1dent1fied , did not rule out the
pos s1bll1ty they might be
transferred later to a larger
hl>sp1tal operated by the Air
fo'orce in nearby Wiesbaden
State Department officials i.n
Frankfurt refused to say how
long the three would remain
there, but in Washington officials
l'iaad they were expected to stay at
least t woor three days for debrief -
angsandtests.
The first hostages freed were
Katherine Gross, 22. or Cam·
bndae Springs, Pa., a secretary
in the ec:onomics section of the
embassy, and Sgt.s. William E.
Quarles of Washington, D.C.,
and Ladell Maples, 23, or ~e.
Ark.
Coast
Weather
Cyclista' Deatlu Myatery
Cont.f.nWn«i sunny Tues-
day wttb allcbtl>' warmer
temperatures. Gusty
winda confined mainly
below canyona. Lows tooilbt ...... 50 aJonc tbe
cout, .u,btly b!Der ln-
land, wtth blcha 'heed~
in the loW'lr '10I at the
beacbee and mld·'lOI in· Janel.
INSIDB TeDA W
ror ,.,, /oOtbaU tau. Mon-
"" 11fglat /OOCboU tonight
mtaJU Che radio °' Cl-. R4rM r.ott tilt rolco"t Of ,,.,
Col*wn. (Skny, Po0t Bl J .....
Pat Nixon RetOrns
From Hospital Stay
Former Finil-Lady Pat Nixon
was discharged from San
Clemente General Hospital this
morning after beine treated for
the past six days for pneumonia
in both lungs.
Hospital Administrator
lender Lops
Half Percent
From Rates
Special to &be DaUy Pllol
SAN FRANCISCO -B~ ~
America, one or the nation s
largest real estat lenders, said to-
day it is decreasing by one-half
ptc>rcent Its interest rates on ~U
conventional real estate loans.~n·
eluding those for sangle-ranuly
dwellings. The move was
matched by Secu.nty Pacific Na·
t1onal Bank.
Bank of America said the rate
on fixed-rate home mortgaees
wiU be lowered to 13 percent
from J.3.~ percent, whlle rates
for the bank's two variable-rate
home mortgage programs wtll
drop to 12· l'. percent from J.3.~ percent.
These reductions, effective to-
day. apply to ho~e loans with a
maximum matunty of 30 years
for $150,000 or less
According to Thomas J
Flynn, senior vice president for
real estate loane. the reducUons
are being made ·'because of
moderating demand, brought on
by the higher interest rates, as
well a1 competitive factors
Car-truck
Crash Kills ·
C.Ounty Man
A La Habra man died Sunday
after the car be wu rid.lag in
collided with a truck at the in·
tersectlon of Lakeview Drive
and Imperial Highway ln La
Habra.
Police said Ronnie Wayne
Guthri, 20, of 411 E. Patwood
Drive, died ln St. Jude Hospital
after t.be 8 p.m. accident ..
Guthrl wu a paaseqer in a
car driven by Ru Oele of Whit·
tier. Oele and another puaeqer
also were injured in the craab.
No cbaraes were flied a1ainst
011e or the dri•er of the truck,
Julian Lona, 30, of Wblttter,
pendinf lnvesttaation of the ac-
cident, police Hid.
DAILY PILOT
Malcolm Johnson said former
president Richard Nixon took
bis alliq wife home at 9 a.m to-day.
Mrs. Nixon, 66, was admitted
to the bosplW Tuesday after she
-. apparently contracted the inlec·
lion while attending the funeral
for former First Lady Mamie
Eisenhower last week
It wu the first time since 1976
when Mrs. Nixon suffered a
stroke that she bad been
hospitalized The stroke left
Mrs. Nixon's left side temporan-
ly paralyzed.
During her most rece nt
hospital stay, Mrs. ,Nixon was
nol in_intensive care and took
only respirat.ory therapy to re·
Jieve the congestion in her lungs.
She will return to the Nlxons'
San Clemerlte oceanaide estate
for the Thanbgiving holiday.
Hospital officials said Mrs .
Nixon must still 1et plenty of
rest to complete her recovery.
But she was well enouab today
to walk out of the hospital, of.
ficials said.
A hospital spokesman said
Mrs. Nixon. who was visited
twice daily by her husband and
several tames by her daughter
Julie, appeared to be in "loOd
spirits" as she left the hospit.al.
Mrs. Nixon's physician said at
will take about three weeu for
her \o regain her strength.
The Nixons still plan to hold a
Republican Party fundraiser at
their estate next Sunday
Odd,.even
Begim Today
By Tbe Auoclated Prus
The second round of odd·
even gasoline allocaUon
began today In the 15
California cou"6es whlcb
used It brien~ ~arller this year.
The program la to
spread to the rest of the
state ln two more weeks,
at 12:01 a .m. Monday,
Dec. 3. ,
The administration of
Gov. Edmund Brown Jr .•
who ordered the system
into uae, says It sbould
curb the uncertainties
which had led to frequent
topping.off of tanks -J and
lon1 Unea.
Blackouts
From Winds
Wulespread
LOS ANGELES <AP> -Roar. ing overnight winda toppled tree
limbs ancf power llnea today,
causing at least 25 blackouts af-
f e c tl n g more than 7,000
hou1ebold1 in Southern
C•llfornla, authorttiet said.
Soutbem California Ediaoa
spokesman Davtd Barron aald
the outages raneed fJ"Om Santa
Barbara and Sau1u1 on the
north, through much or Loa
Aneeles County and all the way
to Blythe on the Colorado River.
''The most notable blackout
was in Monrovia, where we bad
about 5,000 cuatomen without
power," Barron said.
He said nearly all thole affect·
ed had power restored by 8 a.m.
He said the 25 circuit interrup-
tions involved at least 100 to 200
customers. But he said it could
have been worse.
Meanwhile, the National Weather Service aaid winds will
continue throughout the day but
ease off some tonight.
toniJ'ht.
''They will be more like Santa
Ana winda today, turning to the
northeast at 20-35 mph," said
weather service meteorolociat
Jim All1opp. "The 1troa1eat
winds will be ln the mountaina
and can)'Oll areu.
·'They will be decreaaln1
some toniJbt but will p ick up
a1aln tomorrow morntne," All·
sopp •aid. "but not u •trone u to-day."
The wtnda were expeded to
scour the •IDOi from the IOUtb
cout air buin, leavt.q sunny
skies and lood air quality for the entire re1Poa.
HB Council
To Review
Disco Permit
Tbe ff untlnstoa Beacb City
Council wW review acUoa by a city a1eney taailbt &bat cleved
the war for the comtrueUoD ot a
dtlco Clance club.. /tzjary ,..,
denta of t.be nelchborboOd wbin
the club 11 wq bullt want~ action OYel'tUmed.
Tbe dance club California &m
·Diaco , bad \,..,.D alven
permlulon to open Ua doofw JD a
1boppla1 ceater at llapoUa
8tTMt and Ouftikt A.,..... by December. .
City eounci1 membftt~ HJ'U. tb1I IDoMb to
the approval lalt Aquat ol ~1000.~foot daDCe ball by me city'• BoVcl of ZaD1q Ad-Juatm..a
RealdlllUOltM .... bcQood told the COUlie.tl tM7 ... .,....
tbe dlDH cl•b.,.... le.S to aa
IDHHM la mm. aDd .lowV p~= .... " ...... council to upbold tM diMiD _. proYal.
Pla.mww •=::r UM dlleo owaer be req to pn'1de
private ~1 l8d 1Gbm1t to a nolte JaWettpdoe -. UM..,.
eo 11 opm lot '"•*'•••· ~omot'I CO'IDd.I ~ .... an4tr ft1 et T:• LD ccgcU daalllbln.: ,_
)
Slee'a AU A•Jtetlte
Olga. a one-ton AtlanUc walrus, munches
a flab at the Brookfield. m .. 1.oo. 1be
most expensive animal at the IOO to main·
tain, <Maa consumes $13,000 worth of fresfl frozen mackerel and l\~rrt.ng a year
.
Bandits Rob
Movie, Drop
Part of Loot
Two armed men forced a Hun·
tin.ion Beach theater employee
to bud over two bank bap with
the day's . receipta Sunday. but
drooPed one aa they fled. pohce
said today. .
The bandit.a, who had women 1
stockin11 pulled over their
faces, escaped with $2,271 in
cash from a park101 lot near the
Edwards Twin Cinema. lW
Main St.
T he theater employee told of.
Heers be was walking to a
nearby bank about 12. SO a m lo
make a night deposit when the
thuas. one armed with a krufe.
the other with a wooden club.
ruabedbim.
Police said the bandits
dropped both bags while neem5t
and stopped to pick up only one
before continuing to run.
Officers were unsure how
much money was recovered
from the ~g left behand. They
said the robbers may have
driven away ln an older m<>deJ white van.
Mesa Woman
Attacked in
Shop Center
A Sl·year-old Newport Beach
woman wu raped at knlf~polnt
Saturday by a man who ap·
proached her in the parking lot
of a Costa Mesa shopping
center. police said today.
They said the woman was at·
tacked at 5:30 p.m. In the park·
lne lot at South Coast Plua as
she was about to enter her car.
They said the man . who
wielded a six ·lo-eight-Inch
curved krule, forced the woman
into the vehicle and raped her.
then fled.
The victim. who wasn't
otherwise injured, returned
home and called a rape hotline.
then pobce, officers said.
They said the rapist Is
described u of Latin descent.
about 5 foot 7 or 8, in his late 205.
wel1blng about 150 pounds. with
wavy black hair. a mu.tache
and a 1eQerally neat ap -
pearance.
Mobile Home Park .
Restrictions Urged
A propou.1 that would restrict
conversion of mobile home
park.I ln unineorporated parts ot
Oran1e CountJ bu been draft.eel
by Supervisor Ediaon MOier
M Wtt saad he a. proposana the
ordinance to fellow aupefVllOrl
because of ~vere shortages ol
so-called affordable bousana
A ma.)OI" component in the pro-
~ed onbnance would be • ban
on conversion ol the parka into
other uses without approvaJ by
the county planning com m1ss1on
M 11ler satd the maJOnty o( mobile home parks operate un
der conditional use permits lhat
can be ternunated by the ownt-r
by evicting tus tenants "at will ·
The property then reverts to
its original designated use wtuch
generally can mean .commercial
development of high density
residential construction. Miller
said .
If converaJom are appl'09ed.
the ordinance calla for park
owners to make partJal payment
for relocation o( tenants lo other
mobile home parks.
If the mobile horn~ cannot be
relocated. the owners of the
park would be required to
purchase the coaches at a rair
market value
A bout 70,000 pe6ple are
e11t1mated to hve in mobile home
parks through the county
A bout 15 .000 res a de in 24
mobile parks in uruncorporated
county temtory
Supervisors recently passed
an emergency measure lo pro-
h1 b1t the conversion or apart·
m ents into condominiums where
thl' \ acancy rate 1s 5 percent or le-..,
i\t tht> same time. county of.
f1 c1als called for studies or all
types of conversions. including
mobile home parks
Ml lier said. however. that
there are many problems uruque
to mobde home residents that
can't be addressed in a general
condonuruum conversion resolu
t1on
HEW Steps In
Dress Codes Desexed
WASHINGTON <AP• -The Department or
Health. Education and Welfare announced today
that it will enforce regulanons against sexually dts·
cnminatory dress codes an federally aided school~ ..
The policy dec 1s1on by HEW Secretary Patricia
Roberts Harris reverses one made by her pre·
decessor. Joseph A Cahfano Jr It means t~at HEW
is withdrawing a proposed set of regulations that
would have exempted personal appearance from
federaJ enforcement under Title IX <?f the 19_72
EducationaJ Amendment That Jaw forbads sex dis·
crimination in f ederaJly assasted programs. .
Marlene Provizer. chairwoman of the ~ationaJ
Coalition' for Women and Girls m Educataon. ap·
plauded Mrs. Harris' decisaon. sa~1~g HEW was"~·
firming that public school_ offacaals ca"!not di~·
criminate against boys and girls on the basas of hair
length and dress... . .
Organizations that opposed Cahf ano s ~Ian to
narrow the government's enforcement of Title IX
argued that appea rance codes have been us~ to en·
rorce sex stereotyping and prevent American In·
di ans. Hispanics· and blacks from following customs in dress and hair style
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AUS GARAGE
S6 FASHION ISL.ANO
NEWPORT BEACH
(7'4) 64~·7030
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811DSYDn ••tiiiiiiiiill't ...
Suta ADa·1Wtla Com~ and Saddleback Commult1
boapUala bavt annouDced
a1rM to comb uae al tho
two f atatt1 and equip-
ment and provide a medical
center tn Irvine.
'Tb• proaram. Voluntary
Health Care, IDc., to be lmown
aa VOLCARE. wu announced at
a preaa canfereru:e in Irvine.
The plan calla for creation of a
new board of directors that will
determine the aervlcea to be
shared, according to Wayne D.
Scbroeder, executive director of
Santa Ana-Tustin, who made the
announcement.
Santa Ana-Tustin, known as
SATCH,has299beds.
Saddleback in Laguna Hills
has 155 beds. lt serves many
elderly residents of Leisure
World and 75 percent of its pa-
1 tient.s are under Medicare, a('
I cording to Glen Wyman, first
vice president of the Saddleback
board of directors. who spoke at
the press conference
Both bosp1tals are non-profit
with Santa Ana-Tustin formed m
1902 through communtt) dona·
lions Saddleback was formed from
community contri bu lions It
opened in January, 1974, and re-
ceived financial support from t the federal government by ob-
• talning a certificate of need un
der the Hill· BUrton act of
Corigreu.
A major consideration of the
joint program la to provide ·a
medical center ln Irvlne that
would be aerved by both
.bolpitall. offlciala aaid.
dd•ll eoald aot .., ~
-.......... iadllt7 WCJGld be or the type Ml'Ylc. lt wauld
otrer. Schroeder said eatablllb·
mat ol a lntDe care facility
..W be top prtorttJ when U.. new ~ lloldl lta ftnt m..tinl la ! t !)ecember.
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11 l Horse Hurt
l In Trailer
Crash Dies
A horse which rescue workers
freed from the wreckage of an
overturned trailer Saturday has
died, a spokeswoman for a Santa
Ana animal hospital said this
mornine.
The horse belonged to Los
Angeles resident John Giovenco,
who was bound for a horse show
1n Irvine's Bommer Canyon
when the trailer hitch and cou-
pling parted on southbound Jef·
1 frey Road, causing the trailer to
careen acrosa the roadway and
flip over.
Rescue personnel from
several agencies, including the j El Toro Marine Air Station.
worked for 90 minutes to free the
trapped animal Saturday morn-
ing.
A crane also was used to help
the tranquilized bone to his feet
after be wu finally freed from
the WTeckaee of th~ trailer.
However, rescue worken dis·
covered that the horse wu so
heavily tranquilized with drup
that the animal was unable to
stand.
The bone, named Honky Tonk
Man, waa taken to Animal
I• ~edical Center 1n Santa Ana.
A spokeswoman aald there abe
dld not know tbe cauM of the
, 1 animal's death . The
vetertnartan bandllna the cue,
Dr. ClnclY Standl91 • could DCJt be
reacbed tor comm t.
t
The bode WU med .by Giovem· co for hua:tiq chib ecUvlUe1, h1a
secretary aald.
Gkn'enco. • hotel execullve,
... out ot at.ate tb1a mom1q
aod Olo could not be reacbcd
for~
Parking Swit~laed
Workmen install ~1gn pomtmg to location of temporary
overflow parkmg lot at John Wayne Airport. The reg-
ular overflow parking lot north of the airport terminal
will be closed for about two months for resurfacing.
Airport officials caution that temporary lot is smaller
than regular one and urge that travelers plan to get a
lift to and from the airport and leave their cars at
home.
Irvine Councilman
Fights 'Radicals'
BJ DA YID KVTZllANN .,. ....... ~
lrvtne cooneUman A~ An·
thony ts seettq money from tbe
bbainesa community to combat
what be saya are efforts by the
Campaian for Economic
Democracy to seize polltlcal
power ln tbe city.
Antbooy sent out letters
several weeta ago to aupporten
and businessmen seeking con -
tributions for a committee to
battle "anti-business zealots"
and "radicals" who are allies of
activists Tom Hayden and Jane
Fonda, founders of the CEO
In bis letter and in a later in·
terview, Anthony identified
fellow council member Larry
Agran as being among "local
elements'' of Hayden and Fon
da's group, which he claimed 1s
·'hard at work in the city of
Irvine "
Agran, council all} Mary Ann
Gaido and CEO spokeswoman
Bobbi Murray criticized and
lashed back at Anthony 10 m
tervlews. denying his conten·
tions in sometimes bitte r
terms.
In his letter lo businessmen
and supporters, Anthony says
that "anti-business zealots are
concentrating on agitation and
propaganda in neighborhood is-
sues -muddling up the facts so
they emerge as the heroes.
"Along with Mayor David Sills
and Councilman Bill Vardouhs,
I have been doing my best to
counter these people who plan to
destroy our well-planned city."
be said.
Anthony asks for financial
contributions to tµa former elec-
tion committee to "permlt me to
commmllcate the tnath of what
ia bappenlq ln our dty to Irvine
voters. Armed with the truth,
they will retpond well in next
June's City Council election."
In an interview. Anthony aaJd
lt was "my pe=tion that the tactics beini here by Mr.1
A•ran and aome of ht• as-·
soctaia are ury much Uke
tboM used by CED un1ta ln San-
ta MO'ltlca and other places ... "
Be nld, .. Thia la just the beatmdne of what promts. to
be a i/erJ acltllla and Interest·
inl period betwe.en now and our
nHt cltJ election in June. 1 nt-.Y
have fired the first shot ln IOlbe
people'• view. But the war ii
cerUlnly far from over."
AIJ'aD, who bu denied ,:nem·
benhlp ln tbe CED. responded co Antbon1'• letter and mnarb
Utia wq: "Art must have been
e\t.ber ~ l)ue or eatlnt too
ma111 Twinkl•." Mn. Ondo, who alttet ldth
Aaren ~ oo the Jcii.tq
-Of a.a votes, ••ld the l•Utr wu part of a "nas~ amur c~p. 1t•a IO out·
ra1eoua:· 9hii lald. •
Tbe councilwoman alao den.led
any lDwlwmem ln CED aflaln.
Jf1. MmnJ, a CSD or1anfaer,
Hid Aatbon1 wu u1An1 tbe
poap M a "acape,oat to r moa•tfor bis own ends."
AIUd nm be tb9U1ht CED ..
intentions were In Jrvme, An-
thony said he was sure the group
would try to establish a power
base in the community.
"I'm certain of It. I wish I had
a lot or written evidence to pre·
sent. I would certainly do so."
He added, "If a group of
political activists like CED can
cstabbsh a candidate or two or
three in g locale like this, there's
no end t-0 the political offices
they can gam in years ahead."
Ms. Murray said her group,
which baa supported candidates
in other ~itles, Santa Mooica
among them, is looking at an
"overall strategy" in Orange
County Wlule she said Irvine is
deserving of QPention, she de-
nied there were any plans for
the group to inject itself in city
politics.
The group has about JOO mem-
bers in Orange County. she said.
She didn't know the membership
figures for Irvine.
Asran said his relationship
with CED has been minimal. "It
consiat.s of having subscribed to
a newsletter," he said, and
showlne Interest in solar energy
and occupational cancer
hazards, about wblcb be wrote a
book and in wb.lcb CED bu been
acUve ln proposing leslalation.
Anthony, however. said he
believes AiJ'an and others are
trying to "aptate" local resi-
dents on several iPues. or hll former election commit-
tee, for wblcb be la aeekln1
fund.a, Anthony aald ill purpose
"la •imply to provide me wi&b
resourcea so I can communicate
my ldeu and opinloOI to our
electorate ...
AnlbonJ was referrlaa to
Oyera which Afran lllld Mn.
Galdo have cllatribut.ed In the
put aeeklna cldleil vlewa oo
IUCh luues .. tbe San Joaquin
Hill• Transportatioa Corridor.
the senior CIUJena Committee
name cbaqe and Manne Corpe
jet onHJ1Pta .. ~ran laid Antboa1'• aute-
menta lD thi t.uer and lDt.etview
bore "no ie1iUoa tot.be~:· ••1 1ve beeo tM rW1' ol
Art'1 falae ----1)'." he aald ot ltilt ~-earn· paia WtilD lidlJl WeN •eta 11feictMcrt~ &be 1ettet. Wlllc.b
WU Mn& Oil ne= to about 100 bu..inee•.. l'elldlat.I,
•• betn1 "~ outrqtoU I'm •ur• membtiltl ol Ute N .. IDMI commua.tlJ_WID.....,. tt •
A1r1n Ala Im ~ • ttil luuel hU......... CllR9-
imenl to slow ~ a.ad
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MONO~Y, NOVEMBER 19, 1979 FIFTEEN CENTS
No Spy Trials,
Carter Wa1·ns Iran
WASHINGTON <AP> -A
White Rouse statement today
aaid Iran would commit a .. twther Oqrant violation.. of
lDtenWiooal law lf It attempta
to put U.S. diplomat.I now beJd
boltaae oo trial for espionace.
The White House atatement
said auch a apy trial would con-
1titute an escalaUoo of the two-
week-old crisia over seizure of
the U.S. Embaaay in Tehran.
But President Carter's aides
were givlne no indication what,
if anything, they would do in
response to 1ucb a trial.
The only things that have been
ruled out are U.S. military ac
lion or giving 10 to Iran's de
mands to r4!turn the former
shah.
Today's statement. issued
lbroueh the office of press
Secretary Jody Powell, noted
tbat Iran bas threatened to try
some of the diplomats who re·
main hostage.
··such a step would be a
further flagrant violation of
elementary human rieht.s, re·
ligious precepts and ioterna·
tional law and practice,.. the
statement aaid.
·'Worldwide outrage al the de
tention of the hostages would be
greatly helgbtened by any at·
tempt to put these dlplomauc
personnel on t.rial."
So far, the administration has
not made any public move to
restrict the travel of Iranian
diplomats ln the United Slates.
The Iranian emba1ay ap·
pa.rent.I)' bas remained at full
atatr --.... eK.alatlQ&. 1&-d a J 1tandoff. Powelf. ID
r"9P0DN to a reporter's ques· tion, said be knew of no move by
the lranJaaa to reduce the
number ol employees at the em-
bau7.
Tbe pouibWt,y of a spy trial
wu railed Sunday bJ lnsur1ents
holding the embaaay in Tehran.
and in public statements by
Iran's revolutionary leader, the
Ayatollah RuboUah KhomelDl.
VotingTo~y
On Irvine 's
Police Pact
The city and its police officers
appear close to approval or
Irvine's first labor agreement
with an organized bargaining
unit.
Members o( the Irvine Pol.Jee
Association were lo vote today
on whether to accept a tentattve
contract neeotiated over the
past several week.s with the city
Pb1l Povey. vice president of
the eroup. said aJthough there
were some "rough spot.s" 10 the
agreement. he wu opttmisttc 1t
would win the backing of the 60
members of the assoc1at1on
whom it would cover
"All in all," Povey said this
mornioe. "we're very happy
with the way ne1ot.iaUons have
gone wt th t.be city.··
Aaalltant City Ma nae er Paul
Brady, a member of the city's
neeoUatlnl team. alao said this
momLna the tal.ltl had proceeded
on a smooth buia.
Neither aide would dlaclOH
the coot.enta of the aereement that wa to be voted on tb1I af.
temoon If the police usoclaUoo ap-
provet the qreement, the City
Council would nut couider the
pact at tta Dec. 11 meedq. ti
problema abould develop and It t. rejected by tlte uaoclatioo,
Brady aaid neaotSaUona would
reaume.
The :ollce anoclatlon reor•• all employw ln &be
poUu offlcen ud aer1eanta
unit u t.be ..wt ol an election
held lMl May. Tbe ecope of that
repr11111U1tloa tndudea • .,.,
boura and other termt of
emplOJmeot.
The. id1ce bHe tbe ~ Ol'-pnlsed barlalDlq unit ID tbo
ell)'.
The i.t time UM t.o tld9 met,... m ~. Bradt IUd.
P~ Tilkl Tarkey
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MAP PINPOINTS KEY LOCATIONS IN TEHRAN
t4oatage Shu•tton Move• Into lta Third Week
lrafl Frees Three;.
10 Others Readied
BJ 'fte Arn date.I Prw Tbe fll'lt dlr. h'eed A.merkaD
bolltqes Dew to West a.rm.,
today llDd boon later lrmuan
militanU produced 10 more at a
news conference in the occupied
U.S. Ernbw7 m Tellrau and
aaid theJ mlebt be releued.
Tuesday.
A White House ,-tatemeut saKI
1f Iran attempts to put any cl the
remaining 49 U.S. hostaeea on
trial for espiooqe. as Ayatollah
Rubollab Khomean1 bas
threatened , 1t would be a
"further naerant v1olalJon" or
international law.
An ABC-TV re po r t fro m
Tehran srud the m1htants led JO
hostages four women and s1>.
bh:fck men -before reporters ill
the embass y news ('Onferenet'
One spokesman for the stu
dents occupying the embasi.y
earlier sa.id four women and :.ix
black men due to be released
would leave Tehran late to01ght
on a Swiss Jellmer s pecifically
ordered by the U S. adm1rustra
t10n , and another s pokesman
said they would leave "within a
few hours" after the end or an
evening news confe rence
One militant spokesman sa.td
the students have been study10g
hl~s to determine who Vrlb in
volved m espionage. but sa.1d
"It 1s tugb.ly unltkely to fmd any
evidence agauut" the to
There were confl1ctmg reports
from some Foreign M m1stry
sources who said they expttted
the hostages to be turned over to
the m1rustry before they leave
Tehran
The Swiss government said
'lbief Grabs
21 Birds at
Irvine Home
Twenty-one domestic birds
valued al $1,000 were taUn from
an Irvine residence over the
weekend. police aald tbla mom-
lna. Tbe birds ~ ei&bt cockatiels
and 13 multi-colored parakeet.I
-were dilcovered mlulna from
two ~ea ln the backyard of
Bobbl l.)'ml Coleman'• home at
5202 SkUmer Oil Saturday.
Police sald the cuiprlt or
culprtta emeNCt the f encecl yard
and remoftd the blrdl from two
cape in Wbldl ~were kfllt. .... O>lem.aa -oftlHn lbe
•••• .., from home ·-tbo blrda ~. SIM 1akl DO one wu lffD or beerd by
.nelpbon nor dld ihe bu• any
141• Whc> WOuld take tbe blfda.
None ol the bird.a llad anr
lddttftcallon banda on Ulelr lep
or U1 c:ilbet-1peclu mart _ nae ~ mdd one
wlaUe oe atlel, T ~•r•J.
cockatlilll Md ll multi~ paralleeta. Coakatl1l1 are A..ualla~.
Swwm.r. the naUooal autine. unt a Del jetllnef' to Tebran to
col.led tbe 10 Americana wben
I.My are treed. ABC-TV's report
from Tehran said the 10 were to
go firat to Zunch. then on to
Wi e sbaden. Wes t Germany.
wbere the first three were taken
for medlcaJ check.a and question-
mg
The released hericans. a
young wom~retary and two
black Manne sergeants, loolung
flt and well, new LO Copenhagen
on a Scandmavtan a1runer ano
W<'re 1mmed1ately transferred to
a U S military plane They were
fl own t o Frankfurt, We st
Germany, and whisked away for
a medl('al checkup at a military
hospital in neurby Wiesbaden
State Department offi cials in
Frankfurt refused to say how
lonft tht• three would remain
there. but in Washington offtc1ah
'\a id they wne expe('ted to stay at
least two orlhn>c days fo r debner
ings andt~L-.
The fi rst Aostage!; freed were
Kathenne c;ross 22. of Cam
bndJte Spnn~s. Pa . a secretar}
in the economics section of the
embassy, and Sgts Wtlham E.
Quarles of Washington. 0 C .
and Ladell Maples, 23, or Earle.
Ark
Their release was the hrst
break m the embassy siege that
began Nov. 4
M 1ss Gros s. Quarles and
Ma pies were put on display al a
news conference at the embassy
Sunday
Coast
Weather
Continuma sunny Tues·
day with •u.htly warmer
temperatures. Gusty
wind1 conftned mainly
below canyons. Lowa
tools.ht near 50 alone the
coast, 1U1hUy b.i1ber in-
land, wtth hitba Tuesday
in th• lower 70s at the
beaches and mid-708 in·
land.
INSIDE TOD~ Y
Yor pro looeboll fcw, Mtm-do~ ntght foolboU tontgllt
mfGU Uw rd> oa tu Romt
llod CM Falco.a• ot tla•
CoUuum. f Slorw, Page BI J
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Odd-even
Begi,ns 1:oday
81 TIM! As.dated Prea
The aecond round of odd-
even 1uollne allocation
began today lo tbe 15
California co~ties which
used at briefly earJier this
year
The pro1ram la to
spread to the reit of the
.state in two more weeks,
at i2·01 a .m . Monday,
Dec. 3.
The admlniatrallon of
Gov. Edmund Brown Jr.,
who ordered the systelT}
into use, says it should
curb tbe uncertalntiea
which had led to rrequent
toppin1-off of tanks -and
lone lines.
,,,,.. Pflfle A J
FIGHT ••.
strenstbened envlronmental
controla "ao that we can pre-
serve and mana1e our natural
resources for the beneflt of all."
He deacrlbed Anthony's state-
ment.a about hlm as beln1 renec-
tl ve of an "extremist men taUty."
The three •Councll members
whoae aeata come up for elect.ton
in June are those of Mayor
David Sllla, councilman Bill
Vardoulla and Mrs. Galdo.
City Hall oblerven bave 1ald
those three racee abould be the
moat bru1Jln1 ln the city's abort munlclpal hlstory
OC Fall Fair
Continuing
Tbe Oraqe County Fall Fair
at the Loe Alamitos Race Track
will Cl>otlnue tbrou1b
Thanu1Mna Day with carnival
rides and em.rtalnment.
The free.admialon fair la held
ln conjunctlon wltb bone racU11
at the traek. Rae• will not be
held Tuelday, altboup the fair
will be ln seuion that da7, but
w111 resume WednHday and Tbuncll)'.
Parkiq II fl 1eneral, *2 pre.
f errecl. !ban at tbe fair are t
a.m . to 10 p.m.
DAILY PILOT
li,,Alr••dSea
A plane is silhouetted by fog.shrouded sun above three-
maated sailing vessel In San Dle10 Bay, c:naUn1 un·
usual composition combining earthly and heavenly ele·
meDta.
Pat Nixon ·Returns
From Hospital Stay
Former Flrlt Lady Pat Nuon
1ave away her flowers to other
patients Monday. then went
home from the hospital In the
company of her husband after a
week of bronchial pne umonia
treatment.
"Mrs. Nixon distributed the
overload of flowers via hospital
personnel to other patients and
nurses who cared for her." said
Malcolm J ohnson, administrator
of San Clemente General
Hospital.
Mr1. Nixon, 66, was admitted
to the hospital Tuesday alter she
apparently contracted the ulfec-
hon while attending the funeral
for former First Lady Mamie
Eisenhower lut week.
It was the first time since 1976
when Mrs Nixon suffered a
stroke that s he had been
hospitalized. The stroke left
Mrs. Nixon's left side temporan-
ly paralyzed.
Ourlnl( her moat recent
hospital stay, Mn. Nixon was
not in lnten.alve care and took
only resptratory therapy to re-
lieve the con1e1Uon in her lunp.
She wtll return to the Nixona'
San Clemente oceanside estate
for the Thankseivtnl( holldav.
Hospital officials said Mrs.
Nixon must still get plenty ol
real to comolete her recovery.
But she was well enough today
to walk out of the hospital.
A hospital spok'esman said
Mrs. Nixon, who was visited
twice dally by her husband and
several Umea by her dauehter
Julie, appeared to be ln "1ood
spirits" aa ahe left the boepltal.
Mrs. Nixon's physician aaid It
will take about three weeks for
her lo re1aln her strength.
The Nlxons still plan to hold a
Republican Party fundraaer at
their eat.ate next Sunday
Bizarre Collision
Kills Two Cyclists
Hl1bway Patrol officers 1ald
today they are mystified about
the real008 for a bead-on col-Ualon Sunday mornin1 bet ween
two motorcycllats on the
•boulder of the Santa Ana
Freeway 1n Anaheim in which
both cycliats were killed.
Officers taid Arthur R. Talbot,
22, of Fullerton wu drlving the
wron1 way on the ri&ht shoulder
of the aouth~und ~reeway near
Euclid Aven'!~ben the col-
Ualonoccurredabout2:30a m.
He craabed Into Duane
Edward Peloquin, 19, of Ontario,
who wu rldin1 hll motorcycle
in the proper dlreetlon on the
same shoulder of the freewa,y.
Police said they don't know
why either motorcyclist waa
drlvln• on the shoulder of the
road. Both men were dead at the
scene.
Another motorcyclist, D&vld
Glen Kell)', 30, Garden Grove,
was killed Sunday night when
his motorcycle collided with a
car 1n Garden Grove
Garden Grove police arrested
the driver of the car whose
name they wouldn't releue, on
felony drunken driving charges.
Police said the fatal crub oc·
curred about 7:45 p.m. at Chap-
man and Euclid Avenues.
'Debt List'
Backfires
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP>
-The at.ate attorney 1eneral'1
office haa ordered a Charleston
fi1Un1 st.atloo owner to remove a
1l1n at hll bualneu Iden~
25 people who alle1edly o
him money.
The sign at Jim's Gu for Leas
flllln1 mUon near Grafton Hid:
"Due to dilboneat people, I can
no lon1er extend credit or ac-
cept checks fro~aayone
whatsoever." Poated nearby
waa a Ult of 25 cuatomen who
alle•edlY owed the atatlon "10.
HEW Steps In
Orea Code• De1exed
WASHING TON . <AP> -The Department of
Health, FAuc.__uon and Welfare announced today
that it will entorce reauiatiooa a1atnst uxually dll·
criminato11. dreu codes In f ederalb' aided acboola.
The poUey declaion by HEW Secretar)' Patricia
RoberU Harrt1 reveraes one made by her. pre-
deceuor. Joseph A. Califano Jr. It mea.na tbat HEW 11 withdra~ a proPOMd Ht of relU)atlaU that
woUld have exempted penonal ap.l)earuce from
federal enforcement under Title IX of the tm
Eduoaticxial Amendment. That i.w f orblda tu diJ.
crhnlll.iUOll bi f ederall)' ualited proaralDI, •
Marlene Provtser, chaltWOman of the National
CollltiCJD for Women and Glrll ln Edueation, ap-
plauded Mrl. Harrta' dldlion, •l.Yinl HEW WU "If·
flrmlna that public 1cbool officlila cannot dia·
cntntnate •li.l~t f»Y• il4 atrll oo the bull of llalr len~ IDcl drell." Oraamuuona that opPoMd Callf 1110'1 J~Jan to
narrow the 1ova~nt'1 eDJOrcemeot Of Title IX
arf\ltd:.tb.11 appearance cod• have been UMd to tn·
force au 1&MeOtyplD1 ;and pnwent American • diant, Hllpuica ud blackl from fol.krinq CUltoml
ln drea and haJr 1t1l
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KNOXVILLE. , <AP> -A man Wbo took ov.r a eoU clauroom at IUDDOint •...U. w. ,... -tlareiteii to tll1 blmHlt nhll'Dtd to UM tame
ieWol ._, armed tritll a deer rtne. DOISe. Aid.
VOliOt:f'Ultied to tbe K.iosrillie
l•h• OoUel• aft« ...... qpona UNt tlli wne man Ud
for tM MCGDd Um• Ul1J fall
taMia °"" • clwroom. A~ pSd membln ol •
the e1-.... allowed to ...... : a t.ucMr, • ICbool cllftdal llld
OM or l1'0 1t1"'9itta remalntd
behlDd. on.. were DO fepoN of 1.aJun..
Cari.. Roacb. a Nldor cam·
plaint ~ .tUa t.be polle.
departllMDt, ta.Id UW at aboul
11: l5 a .m . • aebool ometaJ
named Ron Huddle1ton
t.elepboaed to report that a man
armed wtt.b a deer rt.Ile bad nm
UJ> tbe ltaln of tbe downtown
1ehool and taken over a
cluaroom.
"He Hld It WH t.b• same
ldlot." abe aaJd.
On Sept. 21,. Louil POH)'
walked fnto a cou••• clunoom,
pointed a &Utol at hi• bead and
t.hrHtened to kill blmaell. Police
talked bJm out of the bulldld1
and no one wu hurt.
POHy became • mental facili-
ty patient but authorities aaid be
waa on a '10-day furlough and
confirmed that he was the one
Inside tbebuJldtng today
Student Steve Rogers said he
was in the cluaroom when
Posey walked In today wtlh a
.30-.30 rifle. The teacher u!led
him what wu wron1. be laid
The man replied. "Thlnp aren't
goin1 well. I'm Juat 1otna to
prlaon.··
Man~waits
Arraignment
In Murder
A Santa Ana Helehts man
faces arraignment this week on
charges of kilUng a 48·year old
Costa Mesa woman, a San
Bernardino Sber1ff'a deputy aald
today.
Sst. Dean Kn8dler Hid the &r·
raipmm& date II oeadln• for
RoJ Allan SkulUn, 34. of 1'131
Orchard Drive. who wa1 bein1
held ln San Bernardino County
Jail wttbout batl
Skultin wu arrested Thursday
after a motorist on hla way to
work found the body of Billie Jo
Long alongside Carbon Canyon
Road In San Bernardino County
Mrs Long had been shot in the
head, Knadler said.
He said associates or Mrs
Long's told deputies ahe had
been seen wtth Skultln the pre·
viou1 Tuesday Knadler said tare
tracu foun8 near the body alao
corresponded to the tire printa of
Long's car.
Lona wu arrested Thursday
ru1ht with the aid or Costa Mesa
• police at a home at 2120 National
Ave .. eo.t.a Meta, that he re
portedly bad rented for Mrs
Loni and a woman friend
Knadler said acquaintances
told them Skultin and Mrs. Lone
had had a dtaaereement about
money.
Franco Honored
MADRID <AP) Tena of
tbouaanda of cheerinl rl&btllta
filled the aquare ln froot ol the
NaUoaal Palace OD Sunday to
commemorat. the fourth an-
nlvenuy ol the death of rtptllt
Dictator Gen. Francllco Franco
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Little Jonathan Valentine decides to have a
grou.ndbreakina ceremony of his own Saturday on the
site ol the BOOD·to·be·built Northwood II Elementary
School in Irvine. Young J onathan. who will be a kin-
dergarten student at the school when it openJ next fall.
was among the observers and participants -of
Saturday's official groundbreaking attended by school
district officials. The school wlll be located at 28 Carson
Street In the village of Northwood
Mobile Home Park
Restrictions Urged
A pr0pot5al that would restnct
con version or mobile home
parks l.n uruncorporated parts of
Oranee County has been dratted
by Supervisor Edison Maller
M 1 lier srud he 1s proposing the
ordinance LO fellow 'Supervl.50rs
because or severe shortaaes oC
so-called affordable hou11lng
A ma1or component an the pro
posed ordinance would be a ban
on conversion or the parka 1nlo
other uses wtlhout approval by
the county plaonlnt com·
mi11ion.
MUler said the maJonty of
Mesa Woman
Attacked in
Shop Center
A Sl·year-old Newport Beach
woman waa raped at knlfepo111t
Saturday by a man who ap
proached her in the par1tm1 lot
of a Costa Mesa shoppane
center. police SAld today
They said the woman wu at·
tacked at 5:30 p.m. Ill the parit-
lng lot at South Coa11t Plau au;
she was about to enter her car
They said the man. who
wielded a sa•-to elaht-inc h
curved knife, forced the woman
tnto the vehicle and rape4 her.
then fled
The vittim. who waan•t
other~ase anJured. returned
home and called a rape hotline,
then police. officers said.
They said the rapist 11
descMbed as of Latin descent.
about s root 7 or 8, ln hi• late 209.
welshing about uo pounds, with
wavy black hair. a cnuatacbe
and a 1enerally neat ap-
pearance
•
mobile home parks operate un-
der condtuonal use permits that
can be terminated by the owner
by t-vacung has tenants "at wtll ..
The property then reverts to
its original designated use wtuch
~enerally can mean commercial
development of high density
res1dent1al construction Miller
"Saad
If convN·saons are approved.
the ordinance calls for park
ownen1 to make partJal payment
for relocation o( tenanu to other
mobile home parka.
lf the mobile homes cannot be
relocated, the owners or the
park would be required to
purchue the coaches at a rair
market value
A bout 70.000 people are
estamatt>d to hH an mobile home
park!\ through the county.
About IS.000 reside an 24
mobile parks an unincorporated
county terntory
S u pervasoni recently. passed
a n t>mergency measure LO pro·
h1b1t lht! conversion or apart-
ments into condominiums where
the ve1cancy rate as 5 percent or
lt'llS
At the same tame. county of-
flcaals called for studies of all
types of conversions, Including
mob a le home parks
Maller said, however, that
there are many problems uruque
to mobile home residents that
can't be addressed in a general
~ondommiwn conversion resolu
don
Fears Le88en
GALVESTON. Texas <AP>
Pana ol Galveston Island have
~en smeared wtth oil from the
burnlnt tanker Burmab AJate.
but scientists aay the oil ap-
parently la not as harmful to
marine life as had been feared.
At.:S GARAGE
58 FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT BEACH
(7t4) 844·7030
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Olga. a one-ton Atlantic walrus, munches
a fish at the Brookfield, Ill.. Zoo. The
most ~pensive animal at the zoo to main·
)V
District
lain, Olga consumes $13,000 worth of fresh
frozen mackerel and hernng a year.
To Stress
State Tests
By RAYMOND ESTRADA JR.
Ol Ille o.llr ,., ... Su"
While Capistrano Unified I School District officials are
pleased with recent state testing
results, they say students prob-
ably would score hither if the
examinations wen taken mo"'
sertoaslY.
CUSD Sapertma t JflfT1
Tbornsley 1aJd teacben and
aehooJ prtndpals will Impress
upon students In the future the
lmPOrtance of the state test.a.
Tbo[nesly &aid some teacbtn
1 and Pl\oetpall ma1 nO\ ban
'
placed elloqb emphuLI on tbe
1978 California Alaeaameot Pro-l cram tests given to third, sixth J and 12th grade COSD students.
Despite Uus, Thornsley noted.
students had 2 5 percent more
.. correct aGswers on the 1978 tests
than in urn.
On the average, CUSD stu·
dents scored beUer than three
fourths of all California public
school students in readmg, wnt·
ing, spelling and mathematics.
Thomsley said there Is a dls·
parity in the Dana Hills High
School test scores. The state
reading test scores placed the
Dana Hills students in the 4lst
perceoWe ranking in Califotrua.
But Thomsley said Scholastic
Aptitude Test scores at Dana
Hills abow that students there
have the highest reading ability
in the school district.
Tbomsley said the dlfference
I in the state tests and SAT scores
mat be because the state ex·
1amioatioos are not taken I seriously.
I The SAT examination 11 vital
1 to a student's colle1e entrance
but the state test is merely a
yardstick ror Calilornia public I school officials. ·Thornaley said students apparenUy know this
and concentrate more on the
1SATtesl
I Tbornsley said there may
have been a problem at
Capistrano Elementary School
1 ln tbe 1tn8 state testinf because
tbe averaae readin1 scores
' tbeH dropped from tbe 92Dd
percentile in um to only the 1i.t
percentile ln 1918.
Antidote: 'Snick.{r
While You Suffer'
By STEVE MITCHELL
Ol-Oally .. lleCSutf
He's the "laughing
psychologist" at South Coast
Medical Center, but Dr. Robert
'M. Anthony takes his giggles
and guffaws most senously.
And while you might think
making fun of someone's dis·
abilities or emotional problems
is not funqy, Dr. AotboQy uses
bumor • a ...a al brelllWaa clown be.rrten wtt.b hil ......
at the South Laguna hospital facility.
• • 1 don't deal in analytical tber_-w~ where a somber
paycbaloOSt quiaea hll palieat
to determine the origins ol hit conditioo." the smiling 45-year·
old psychologist says
··I deal in humor as a means
of helping people transcend their
conditional habits of livmg.
Take a deeply depressed pa·
bent, for example.
Anthony -often dunng the
first moments of therapy -wiU
mimic the morose patient.
Leaning *lose to the patient.
Anthony wiil·puf on a long face
and say, "I haven't seen such
depression in some lime. How
long do you practice every
day?"
So much for leVlty
Anthony says the client often
only sees one option
depression. But the clinical
psychologist has another way
out for those who seek bis
services.
It's called Zen Transactlooal
Therapy, and the Costa Mesa
psychologist bases bis clinical
creation on a premise:
"Whatever you lake seriously
is your master, and whatever
you master has no need of your
seriou.51\ess. •·
PTetty heavy stuff for a man
who says "mental Illness can be
fun."
Not as a way of putting people
down, be hastens to explain. But
as a mean.a of belplag people
transcend their condition.
He says many people in
p1ycbotberapy already take
their proble1111 too seriou.alY and
need beli> to i>ut tbelr troubles In
perspective. ·
l)ajfr ... SW. "--
LAUGHS OFF DEPRESSION
Dr. Robert Anthony
Anthony has a private prac·
lice ln bis Costa Mesa borne, as
well as working with emotional·
ly disturbed people at tbe
hospital and consulting work at
the Straight Ahead drug abuse
program in Dana Point.
He's written a book about bis
unique form of therapy, entitled
·'When the Butterfly Rests in
Your Hand, Do Not Close it."
The co-author is J . Digby Henry,,
a family couruselor in Orange
County.
The paperback is written In
lyric prose and urges readers to
"laugh whenever possible and to
play at being serious."
"Leaml.ne to play humorfully
with even the most tragic
aspects of your life makes peo.
pie more compassionate with
themselves and others," he quotes from the book.
Which brings him back to his
theory that "action changes be· lag."
1'To be fully who /ou are,
become the actor an the ac·
treas and play out ln total tbe
person you want to be."
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 19'9 FIFTEEN CENTS•
~nt'Move
No Spy Trials,
Ca1·ter W &rnl!J Iran
WASHINGTON (AP) -A
White Rouse statement today
uld Iran would commit a
••fUrther na,raat violation" ol
internatloaal law if it attempts
to put U.S. diplomats now held
boeta1e oo trial for e.pk>oage.
Tbe White House statement
said such a spy trial would COD·
stitute an escalation ol the two-
weelt-cld erisi.s over seizure of
the U.S. Embuay in Tehran.
But President Carter's aides
were glvin& no lndication what,
1f anythlog, they would do in
respome to such a trial
The only thlogs that have been
ruled out are U.S. military ac
tion or givmg in to Irao·s de
mands to return the former
shah.
Today's statement. Issued
th rough the office or press
Secret.an Jody Powell. noted
that lrao has threatened to try
some of the diplomats who re-
main hostage.
.. Such a step would be a
further flagrant violation or
elementary human rights, re·
llgious precepts and interna-
tional law and practice," the
statement said.
"Worldwide outrage at the de·
tentlon ol the hostages would be
grea&ly heightened by any at
tempt to put these diplomatic
personnel on trial."
So far, the adminiatration has
not made 8llY public move to
restrict tbe travel of Iranian
diplomat. f.D t.be United States.
'l'b• lnJliaa embasay ap-
panmtly bas remained at full
staff durtna the eacalaliog. 16-
day standoff.
Horse Hurt
In Trailer \
Crash Dies
A horse which rescue workers
freed from the wreckage of an
overturned trailer Saturday has
died, a spokeswoman for a Santa
Ana arumal hospital said Uus
morning.
The horse belonged to Los
Angeles resident John Glovenco.
who was bound for a horse show
in Irvine's Bommer Canyon
when the trailer bitch and COU·
pliog parted on southbound Jef.
frey Road, causing the trailer to
careen across the roadway and flip over.
Rescue personnel from
~M-qencles, including the
El Toro Marine Air Station.
worked for 90 minutes to r~ the
trapped animal Saturday mom·
ing.
A crane also was used to help
the tranquillied horse to b.l.s reet
after he was finally freed from
the wreckaae of the traUer.
However, rescue workers dis·
covered that the horse was so
heavil)' tranquilized with drugs
that the animal was unable to stand.
Tbe bone, named Honky Tonlc
Man, waa taken to Animal
Medical Center in Santa Ana.
A spokeswoman said there she
did not know the cause of the
animal's death .
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MAP PINPOINTS KEY LOCATIONS IN TEHRAN
Hostage Situation Movea Into lta Third Week
I
3 Hostages Freed~
I
10 More Considered
Br,.,.. AIH elated Prem
Three American boata1ea
freed fnlm t.be U.S. Emb s m
Tehran arrhed i• West
Germany toda1 and Iran.Ju
mWta:ats appeared about to re-
lease 10 more for expulsioa from the country.
A White House statement saJd
if Iran attempt.s to put any of the
remaining 49 U.S. bQStages on
tnal for espionage. as Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini has
threatened. it would be a
"further flagrant violalloo" ol
international law.
One spokesman for the stu·
dents occupying the embassy
said the four women and s1,c
black men due to be released
would leave Tehran torught oo a
Swiss Jetlmer specifically or
dered by the U S. adm1.nt.Stra·
tlon. and another spok.esman
said they would leave "wiUuo a
few hours" after the end of an
evening news conference.
One militant spokesman said
the students have been studymg
files to detenruoe who W&S to·
volved in espionage, but saJd:
"It is highly unhkely to find any
eV1dence against them.·· .
There were conflicuJt~rts from some For~gn ~ n1stry
sources who said ~ expected
the hostages to be turned ovtt to
the muu.stry before they leave
Tehran
Tbe Swiss govermeot said
SC Burglars'
Loot Valued
At $4,600
Swissair. the national a1rlme,
has sent a OC-8 Jetliner to
Tehran to col.lect the other 10
Amertams when tbey are freed.
Tbe tbree released
Americana, a young woman
secretary and two black Manne
sergeants, looking fit and well.
flew to Copenhagen on a Scan-
dinavian airliner and were 1m·
mediately transferred to a U.S
military plane They were flown
to Frankfurt. West Germany.
and whlsked away for a medical
checkup at a m1htary hospital.
A military source told The As·
soc1ated Press the three were to
be taken to the U S. Army's 97lh
General Hospital in Frankfurt
The source. who asked not to be
identified. did not rule out thc-
po 5i.1b1 ll t y they might tie
transferred later to a larger
hospital operated by the Air
force 10 nearby Wiesbaden.
State Department officials m
Frankfurt refused to say how
long the 'three would remain
there, but in Wash10gton officials
s&d they were expected to stay at
least twoorthreedays fordebnef·
mgs and tests.
The r~ hostages freed were
Katherl'M Gross, 22. of Cam-
bridge Spnngs, Pa., a secretary
in the economics section of the
embassy, and Sgts. William E
Quarles of Washington. D ('
and Ladell Maples, 23. of Ear'e
Ark.
Their release was the first
break in the embassy siege that
be.ran Nov. 4.
Coast
Aul1tant SupHintende.,.V
Philip Grtooa reported that the
drop ln t6e Caplltrano ScboOl
teat acortt• may have been
becauae tie former principal
there dld not emphuJ.ze tbe ex-
aminations.
CUSD tnwteee plan to tab a
look at the ~Ute teat rwub
at tan18bt'• 1:IO lcboOl boml
meetlnt at dl•trlct bead·
quart.., am Calle Perfector,
Su J-C8ptatruo
He tells his patients that no
resolution of pain comes throUlb
avoidance, such as drlnkln1
alcohol OI' ming drup.tress and
play out ln total the person you
wanttobe.
"Paradoxically, the more
emoticnal palD people face, the l•• there ta. t He aaya hll humor therapy la
a klDd ol 1'emotiooal detoxUtca·
tion," wta1ch ne1ates the emo-ttoo.a ot depresaion, race. guill
and fear.
Pat Nixon Returns
From Hospital Stay
Bur1lara netted more than
$4,fOO In loot tQen from three
San Clemente bcfmes and a busl·
oeu In bl'eak·lns reported over
the weekend.
Brenda Cartwrilbt, a Reeves
Rubber Inc . accouattn1
employee, told police abe
stopped bJ ber office at 415 Ave.
Pico SundQ at u:~ p.m. to
Weather
Contlnuia& awm.y Tues·
day wtth •llPU7 warmer temperatures. Gusty
winds confined mainly
below caayoo1. Lows
lonlabt near 50 a1ooc the
cout, •liabtly bi&ber In· land, with b1Cbl Tuesday
In the lower 70s at the
beacbea and mid·'709 ID· land.
A.Dd the proceu takea Joncer tbao beroln or alcohol detox·
lficatkm.
"If tbeJ atay with lt lon1
enou.ttt, the problems wlll flame out.'I""""
''People Deed to take llf•'• ~lam Ml'ioul; and still Ml blllllOl'OUI ll ~ ..... b~ IQI.
VA11CA.N CITY CAP> -1bl
VaUe•..,. tbe Yilk Pope Jobn
P891 D WW mate tO '1"Vb7 DUt ftell wtll laWIC.b aerioul talb oa
Uae rewoa of the Roman
C1IWc wt lut.tna Ortboda .. ~
Former Flm Ltd7 i>at Nixon
was dl1char•oa from Saa
Clemente General Hocpital tb1a
momlnl after beiQs treated for the put 1tx .,_ for JRMWDOllla
ln both 1-...
Ro1pltal Admlnlatrator
Malcolm lolmloa laid form.
pratdeal JUchard NlMD toot
bla atllial WUe biDme .t t a.m. t.
d•Y· Jin. ~1 es, wu adizaltW to t.be bolJiiw T\*day after lbe app1~ ccilltracW the lafec-
tlan wlllle .......... ~. few fanmr-:1"19t·~ )(Amie
E1Mabclw l8't *""· It w• tbi first Ume 1lae. 1171
wbea Mn. Niue •'IUfv.d a
stroke Uaat •b• baa boH
boapltal!M. Tbt atrote J n lln. Nlam'I left Udi tampcgn-
IY P•rib'..a. Daria• her moat recent
/J
bolpltal atay, Mn. Nboo wu feed a pot cal •
not ln lnteDllve care and took Mrs. Cartwrlaht Hid 1he
OD1y ~ lberapy to re-found the oftlce raouclted and a Ueve the c:ooiMtkm in IMr lunt1. petty cab box with '742 l.aalde
Sbe will return to tbe NlltClal' 1to1en. Po11ee said todaJ they
San Clemente ocewlde eltate bHe no tmpecta tn the break·ln.
for Ute 'l'baakqlYlq bolldQ. San a.mente Naldent ~
Roapltal ottlcl•la Hid lln. Clark told police '2,000 ln IWeo
Nlxon must aUll •et pleat.y ot 1•ar. a eolol' telnlaloD iDd mll·
rt9t to ~ her reeo,.1. cella11eoua liquor ,.u taken
Bul 8bia wu nU moqb to4a1 from am aplrtmeat. 1008 a.ma
to w~ out of tbe bollp&tal. Vllta St., ~ ~ • A bolpltal 1poket1DU a.id JamH Elliott. 120 A••·
Mn. NWIG, wbO waa •liJW Pelayo, reported tb• Jou of tWlce dlllb' b1 blr buabud and tl,Hl wortb of furniture. aneraJ um. bJ ber da~ . cWhfQI Ud ~· 1ear from
Jialle, .,.... .. to be ID • .,c)d bJ• aputmlntSdnd.Q •Pinta' ••Witt.bi boll'lbl· David O.borai, 510 A.e. Vlc--Mra. Mliola'• JIQlidao Mid tt tona,_ tiokl ! ~_ce bla re.ldlDee
WlJI Wit 9lllllll ....... ..U fCJr WU ~ &itvda, IDOl'D•
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to w ll&naltb. tq. OltiOl'M aid ·•u Ja
!J'IM llliD .llu to .ldd • ud a wllole, aDCOokM dlJc.ttn. ~ ,....,.._ Ill walued • '1M. ww. llklD la ..... eat 9uDd11. &tM ..... -1.D.
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For pro /oOCboU /aftl, Mon· c1a, ... °"' looiball totdght
rMGM Uw ndo GI tJw Roma
hod t~ Falco11t at '1••
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Debled·
Od&even
Begi,m Today
By Tbe Asaodated Press
The second round of odd·
even guoline allocation
b~gan today ln the 15
California counties which
used it bneny earlier this
year
The program is to
spread to the rest of the
stote in two more weeks,
at 12 :01 a .m Monday, Dec 3.
The admlnistratlon of
Gov. Edmund Brown Jr ..
who ordered the 1y1ttm
lnto •ue, HY• It 1bould
curb the uncertatntlea
which bad led to frequent
topplng-off of tanks -and
Iona lines
OC Fall Fair
Wntinuing
The Oranae County Fall Fair
at tbe Loe Alamitol Race Track
wtll continue throuab Tbanuatvtnc Day with carnival
rtdea and entertainment.
The free-admlsalon fair l1 held
ln conjunction with horse racm,
at the track. Races wW not be
held Tuesday, altbouah the fair
will be in Miilon that day, but
will resume Wednesday and
Tbul'ldey.
Parkina ll tt 1eneral, '2 pre.
ferred. Houn at tbe fair are 9
a .m tolOp.m
Fuel Spill Cited
In 405 Pileups
LOS ANGELES (AP> -A
mile·loal dle1el fuel •Pill wu
blamed for t.bree major acct·
dents and 1everal fender·
bendera &mdaJ when a tanker
be1u w1rtn1 on tbe San Dlqo
Freeway, the C allfornia
Hl1hwa,y Patrol said.
Detalla of tbe aecldentl were
unavailable.
DAILY PILOT
... Air and Sea
A plane Ls sllhouetted by fog-shrouded sun above three·
masted saltine vessel in San Diego Bay, creating un-
usual composition combining earthly and heavenly ele·
men.ts. ~
Blackouts Callsed
By Roaring Winds
LOS ANGELES <AP> Roar·
Ing overnight winds toppled tree
limbs and power lines today.
caualn1 at least 25 blackouts af.
Cectln& more than 7 ,000
households in Southern
California, authorities said
Southern California Edison
spokesman David Barron said
the outages ranged from Santa
Barbara and Saugus on the
north, throuah much of Los
Angeles County and all the way
to Blythe on the Colorado River
"The most notable blackout
was in Monrovia, where we bad
about 5,000 customers wJt.hout
power." Barron said.
He said nearly all those affect·
ed had power restored by 8 a.m.
He said the 2S circuit Interrup-
tion• involved at least 100 to 200
cuttomera. But be aaJd It could
nave been worse.
WMeanwhile. the National eather Service said wlndl will
contmue throughout the day but
ease off some tonlaht.
toniRhl.
"They will be more like Santa
Ana winds today: turnine to the
northeast at 20·35 mph," said
weather service meteorologist
Jim Allsopp. "The strongest
winds will be in the mountains
and canyon areas.
"They . will be decreasing
some tonight but will pick up
again t:omorrow morning," All·
so pp S81d. ··but not aa •trona u to-day"
The winds were expected to
scour the amog from the south
coast air buin, leaving sunny
skies and good air quality for tbe
entire region.
Biza·rre Crash
Cyclists' Deaths Mystery
Hlghwa)' Patrol officera aald
today they are mystified about
the reasohS for a head-on col·
hsion Swiday mornJng between
two motorcyc lists on the
shoulder of the Santa Ana
Freeway in Anaheim in which
both cycliata were kllled.
Officers said Arthur R. Talbot,
22, or Fullerton was drlvlna the
wron1 way on the rl1ht shoulder
of the southbound freeway near
Euclid Avenue when the col
llstonoccurredabout2:30a.m
He craahed into Duane
Edward Peloquin, 19, of Ontario,
who wu rtdln1 bJa motorcycle in the proper dlrectlon on the
same shoulder of the freeway
Police aald they don 'l know
why either motorcycllat waa
drlvln1 on the shoulder of the
road Both men were dead at the
scene
Another motorcycllat, David
Glen Kelly, 30, Garden Grove,
was killed Swiday night when
hls motorcycle colllded with a
car ln Garden Grove.
Garden Grove police arrested
the driver of lb• car whQae
name they wouldn 't release, on
relony drunken driving charges.
Pollce said the fatal cruh oc·
curred about 7·45 p.m. at Chap-
man and Euclid Avenuea.
'Debt List'
Backfires
CHARLESTON, W.Va. <AP)
-The st.ate attorney 1enera1'1
office bas ordered a Charleston
filllna station owner to remove a
slan at bl.a busineaa idenW)'ln&
25 people who alleaedly owed
hlm money.
The slan at Jim's Gu for Leu
filllng station near Grafton said:
"Due to dishonest people, I can
no lonaer extend credit or ac·
cept checks from anyone
whatsoever." Poated nearby
was a lilt of 25 cuatomen wbo
alleeedly owed the station '8'10.
The attorney 1eneral'1 oftlce
announced that Jamu R. Reed
3lreed to take down the alp and
list, release tbe U1ted cuatomen
from their debt.a and pay the
state a tioo civil penalty.
DEW Steps In
Dress Cod& Deaexed
WASHlNGTON CAP> -!fhe Department of
Health, Education and Welfare announced toUy
that lt will enforce re1ulationa aaalnat sexually diS·
criminatory dreu codes ln federally aided schools.
· The policy decl1Jon by HEW Seeretary Patricia
Roberta Harris revertea one made by ber pre-
deceuor, Joseph A. Califano Jr. It means that HEW
11 wtt.bdrawinl a pl'OPOled 1et of re1ulat1cm that wowd have exempted j)enonal appearance from
' federal enforcement under TiUt IX of the 1972
Educational Amendment. That law forbidl au dls-
crimmatlOn ln federally ualsted Pl'Olf&ma.
Marlene Provtser, ctwnvoman of the National
COalJtloa for Women And Glrla in Education, ap. plaudOd Mri Harril' cleclaloo, 1a:Ytna HEW wu .. .,.
Ormln1 that public school otlldala cannot di1·
cnmtn.te 11atn1t bOya and llrll on the bull of ba1r
lenl!h ilDd drels."
0t1anJntlon.a that oppoied CaUfano's r_plan to nar~~ the tovemment'1 enforcement ol rrtUe IX ar1 that appearance COdet bave bMD Uled to•· • lo~c• MX ~plna and prevent American IA·
d1an1, lllP&Dlcs ud blacka from followtn1 cuatonu
bl dr-and bait 1tyle.
KNOXVIUS. ftnn. CAP> -
A mu wbo «ook o..r a c::oOtae
eltHroom at 1unpotnt earlier
tb!t )'UI' Md tbNateaed tq kill
bl•Hlf l"l&ur'IMd co u.. .... ethOol ...., U"IDtid wUb a .., nn.. poke ..... ~ ....... to ta.. KDOntDe
Bua-~· after ptUq NP!)N .._ tbj UJDe mu baa
ror tbe MeODd Um• thla fall
t.Uea °"" a elJlltroom •. Autbaritlll Mid membera ol
IM elliit ..,. lllloWed to leaft:
a teadlilr, a.ldloo& oftktal a
ODe Oft t1'0 .... hit» NIDaiDld
beblad. ~were no reparta ol
laJurtM. CarilDI Boadl, a MnJor COID· •
plaint Pl"D C•lfr wltb tbe pollce departmmt, NW that at *M
11: 15 a .m. a 1cbool official
named aoo Huddletton
tea.pbooed to report that a man
armed wtt.b a deer rUle bad nm
up the tta1n of the downtown
achool and taken over a
cluaroom.
''He 1aid lt waa tbe aame
idiot," lbe Hid.
On Sept. 21. Loui1 Poaey
walked fato a eolle1e elulroom.
pointed a pUtol at hia bead and th.reataMd to kill himself. Police
t•lkecl bim out of tbe bu1ld1q
and nooae waa hurt.
Posey became a mental faclli·
ty patient but authorities .said he
was Oil ' 10.day furlough and conflrmec1 that be waa the one
inside the-buildln1 today.
Student Steve Rogers said he
was ln the classroom when
Posey walked 1n today Wlth a
.30·.30 nfle The teacher aaked
him what was wroo1. be aa.ld.
The man replied, '1'hinl• aren't
going well, I'm juat 1oing t.o
prison."
Under Lop,s
Half Percent
From Rates
8"cial &o Ute Dally Piiot
SAN FRANClSCO -Bank of
America. one of the nation's
lar1ett real estate lenders, said
today lt la decreuln1 by one-half pereeat ft.I lnte,... rat. on all
conventiooal real .. tate loam, in·
cludiq thole for 1ln1le·famlly
dwelllnt•· Tbe move waa matebed b)' Security Paclftc Na·
UoaalBenk.
Bank of America u1d the rate
on flud·rate home mort1a1es
wtll be k>wefed to 13 r:reeot from J.3..i,.; percent. whl e rates
for the bank'• two variable-rate
home mortaaae pro1ram.a will
drop to 12· ~ percent from J.3..~
percent.
TheM reduct.iom, effective to-
day. apply to home loans with a
maxlmum maturity of JO years
for '1.50.000 or leaa.
Accordin1 to Thomu J
Flynn. senior vice president for
real estate loans. the reductions
are beln1 made "becauae of
modentlnl demand, brou&bt on
by the hllher Interest rates. u
well u competitive factors.
Train Derailed
DEVILS SLIDE. Utah <AP> -
A Utab man bu l>Hn cbar1ed
with felcxly criminal mlachief ln
tbe derailment or five
locomotives and 42 can of a
140-car Union P acllic f :eipt
train. The traln derailt141 late
Saturday after a railroad bridle
WH apparently knocked out of
all1nment by a front .. od loader.
No one WU uuured.
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Parld•g s.,tiehed
Workmen lmta11 alp polntln1 to location of t.empofary
overflow parldnc lot at John Wayne Airport. The reg-
ular overflow parkina lot north of the airport terminal
wUl be closed for about two mont.h.s for resurfaclna.
Airport officials caution that temporary lot ta smaller
than regular one and ur1e that travelers plan to get a
lift to and from the airport and leave their cars at
home.
Mobile Home Park
Restri~tions Urged
A propo1al that would restnct
conver11on or mobile home
parka m wuncorporated part.a of
Oranae County hu been drafted
by Supervuor Ed1aon Miller
Miller said he Is propo111ng the
ordinance to fellow s upervt50rs
becaWM! of uvere ahortaaes of
so called affordable housmg
A major component in the pro-
posed ordinance would be a ban
on convennon of the parka i.nto
other uses Wlthout approval by
t h e county planning com
mission
Miller said the majonty of
mobile home parka operate un·
der condit.ioc:la.J use perm 1 t.1 that
can be terminated by the owner
by evU:tiq bla t.enantl "at wtll."
The property then revert.a t.o
lts oneinaJ designated use which
1enerally can mean commerctat•
development ol bi&b den.atty
realdentlal conatrueUon. Miller
sald.
If convenlona are approved.
the ordinance calla for parit
ownen to make part.Jal payment
for relocaUon of tenants to other
mobile home parts.
If the G>Oblle homes cannot be
relocated. the ownera of the
park would be rt>quired to
purchue the coaches at a fair
market value.
Man Torches
Rape Victim
NEW ORL!;ANS <AP I
Richard H Church. 38, of Mar·
rero. haa been cbarsed with rap-
101 a 54-year-old woman, rob-
btn1 her of Sl l and then aett.l.oa
her clotbea and bair afire.
Offlcen quoted the victim u
saytn1 her Ulallant wanted to
see her suffer. Church, who wu
found tudlnt in a car nearby.
waa cbarsed wttb rape, armed
robbery. battery and anoo.
The victim wu treated for
scalp bu.ml. then releu.cl from
Cttartty HoepU.al.
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A bo ut 70 .000 people a r e
estimated to hve in mobile home
parks throu&h the county.
About 15.000 reside In 24
mobile parks ln umncorJ>"rat.ed
county temtory
Su perv1S'Or'> recently passed
an emergency measure to pro·
h1b1t th~ conversion of apart
ments into condominiums where
the vacancy rate 1s 5 percent or
leas
At the same time. county of·
f1c1als called for studies of all
types of conversions. ancludmg
mobtle home partca
Miller said. however. that
there are many problems uruque
to mobile home resident.a that
can't be addreued in a 1enenJ
condominium conversion reaolu· tioo.
Car-truck
Crash Kills
Wunty Man
A La Habra man died Sunday
after the car he was riding m
collJded with a truck at the In·
ter1ect1on of Lakeview Drive
and Imperial H1&hway In La
Habra
Police said Ronnie Wayne
Gutbri, 20, of 411 E Patwood
Drive. died ln St. Jude H01pita1
a<ter the 8 p.m. accident
Guthn waa a passenaer m a
car driven by Rex Osle of Whit·
tier. Oale and another passeneer
abo were lltjured ln the cruh.
No charges were filed a1atnst
Osle or the driver of tile trucllf
Julian Lona. 30, of Whlttief.
pendina lnveatiaation of the ac-
cident, police said.
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Christma.t Windup TOJI That Work& on Even Daya
a free turkey with every slushy sleeper you buy.
Make sure you don't end up with two turkeys, now.
• * * SUNDAY'S SHOCKER MAY have come when the
Register newspaper up in Santa Ana came out with a
quarter·page editorial cartoon putting the knock to ex-eov.
Ronald Reagan. And the accompanying editorial waa read
by some as an endorsement of ex-gov. John Connally
and/ or Teddy Kennedy for president of the U.S. ~
, Listen, that inland journal hasn 'l endorsed a politician
for anything but retirement since Calvin Coolidge.
"We didn't endorse 'em," Edit.or Jim Dean explained
patiently to this comer today. "We just said they're posing
as le_aders. We don't t!ndorse political candidates."
Blessed relief. Some things never change.
* * * LONG·TIME LAGUNA BEACB jewelsmith Herl Hotr
was busy Saturday moving into his new store on Coast
Highway in the Hotel Laguna buildine. Then the cops ar·
rived. Had.Heri's new jol.Dt been knockeckver already?
No,no,don'tpanlc. llwasjustSgt. Vic Sagan, vlaiting.
* * * READLINE qF THE WEEK offered by one of oar
Orange County journals: "Diet May C"1Se Canary's Losa
of Feathers."
That's just in case you don't have anything else to
worry about these days.
• * * THE SIGN EMBLAZONED across the back of the
slick new Oranie County transit bus, as it plied through
the streeta of Costa Mesa today, might give you pause to
fret about the solvency of our public transit system
It declares: "Fullerton Mortgage and Trust Com·
pany."
Refugees Deny Eating Peis
• ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) -~arges that Indochinese ref-<;i"g e e s a r e e a ti n g t b e
among neighbors lD the SUmmlt-
University area.
neiabborbood pets are tbreaten-inl their coexistence with low-
lncome whites and blacks in St.
' Paul public bousl.Dg proJects.
·The refueees, mostly Hmong
tribelmea from Laoe, viaoroual,y
deny the cbaraea and aay the
complaints may stem from
ra~al prejudice and resentment
The Hmongs, for their part,
say they do not even allow dots
inside the house, much leas eat
them. But authorities say they
had received several complaints
from neighborhood retidents
wbo claimed they witnessed
animal thefts or had seen peta
slcinned and prepared for food.
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• n:TSU1UaO, Fla. <AP> -ID ~edScal Wini, U. straw ~ .. nonu·· Dtmc>erMlc cicmvtilticm Ulla weeUDct didn't
m11n • tllifal. 4 8U ~Of tM ~ -ia)'lnl tbf7'N ''a.bllaraa.d, H ·
dted ·•r1thrmld".-claim they're ready to beat tbe cb•n_,..
ff9.m lla11acbuHtll. Sen. "We have to take our cue for
E4•ai"d M. Keuedy, lD Ulla the pN!ddnt to •••1'1 1ln&)e ~'I c~r~ ~~ voter Lo the late," said Jay u.ree Haku, c.rter'a Florida cam-"= u./e::: =:°.em. f« a pai1n muacer. "We1J bave to
........ 1 .. 1 ... battle 1-Florlda'• 100 have a mueb wider aadienee ....... _ -t.ban we'ft bad uP to tbll POlnt." dete1at.m to tbe Democra~ Na· CA&TEa•s AL~IEI were UOAal OaDwotioa, to be beld iD New YOlt Qty nm s\ammer. pleased wttb the ~aect Tictoo
TboM de&eeates wlll be cboseo be scored onr K:&Dedy oo the 10'"\be tate j>ri.miry llareh 11. straw ballot Sunday as ttle
Oil Sales ,
A. 'Must'
For Iran
WASHINGTON <AP>
Despite "bluaterrng and
threats" about boldinc back oil,
Iranian teaders must step up
Hlet lf they hope to keep st.Dill·
ty at bome, two senators say a
new study concludes.
three-day cceftDlkm came to a
close wttb the atmc.pbere ol a
Carter campaip raJ.1.y.
Cartel" won 1,114 delegates lo
351 for lCmned,y and Dine wtt.b no
preference, J sbowin1 Hakes
called ded1ive. Kennedy sup-
porters point out that moat del·
egates were a ctivtata or office
holders and that Kennedy has
strong supporters among or -
dinary voters. ~-1 Another Carter challenger.
California Gov. Jerry Brown,
was not on the ballot.
Meanwhile. in Orlando, state
Republica.ns gave ex·Califonua
Gov. Ronald Reagan the nod in a highly publlclxed straw ballot
Reagan picked up 36.4 percent of
the ballots Saturday to 26 6 per
cent for his closest competitor.
former Texas Gov. Jobn Coo·
nolly.
EX-CIA DIRECTOR Geor1e
Bush netted third place m the
GOP race with 21 I percent.
Kiag of tlae Skg1ea9s
Linus the l.Jonhearted. a 55-f oot-tall figure balloon was
created by <rt>odyear Aerospace Corporation for Macy's
Thanksgiving Day Parade on Thursday The giant car-
toon character 1s kept aloft by 7 .500 cubtc feet of helium
and reqwres more than 40 handlers to hold at down.
"While we feel that the United
States. by making sacrifices,
can live without the 4 percent or
our oil imports that we get from
Iran. a healthy Iranian economy
depends on a minimum level or
crude oil produttioo," said Sen.
Jacob Javtts, R-N.Y.
AND SEN. LLOYD Bentsen.
D-Texas, said the new study
"concludes emphatically that
any regime in Iran which hopes
to maintal.Q domestic subility
and popular support must in-
crease, not cut back. on oil pro-
duction, reianllesa of blustering
and threat.a."
rouowed by Illinois Rep Philip Ango~a to OPEC? Crane and Sen Howard Baker
trailing in last place.
At lbe Democratic conventioo.
They based their comments on
a Library of Congress study
aske'CI by Bentsen 's Joint
Economic Committee.
Pretideat Carter, reactin& to
the bold1na ol about eo American bOlta&• Ill tbe U.S. Embuay in Tebra. declared lut week that
the Ualted St.a. would import
no more oil from Iran. And that naUoD'a leaden quJctly repUecl
they were about to cut olf ex-
port. ~ca anyway. ••
&VEN IP TBZ present crials
enda peacefully, Bentsen said,
"unless IOIDfl aovernment can
succeufully impose its will on
Iran, oil production from that
country will remain a tenuous
proposttioo."
And Uull could be at least as
bad for Iran as for nations that
import her oil, the study coo-
cludes.
Iranian leaders have vowed to
bold all exports -once as bigb
as 5 million barrel.a a day -to
between 2.5 million and 3.5
mi Woo barrels daily. ·
BUT EVEN IF "political
stability ia rapidly establlabed in
Iran in 1980 with an end to
strikes and diltwbaneea,' · the
tax base will be so low that Iran
will have to export 3.3 million
barrels per day at $21 per barrel
to support even "a drastic cut·
back bud&«." the study says.
Supporting what tbe study
calla merely a "belt-tightening
bUdeet" would require exports
of 4.2 million barrels a day, the
study concludes, adding that
pushing production to that level
mltbt be impossaible wit.bout
foretcn uaiatance.
Kennedy forces also emphaslled JOHANNE.5Bt.:RG . South Afnca <AP> Angola has appbed
that the results bad DO official to JOUl the Orgaruiauon or Petroleum Exportmg Countnes. the
meaning and were heavily m -local rad.Jo news monitor 41erv1ce reported today
fluenced by the Oct. 13 county Angola currently exports about 200.000 barrels a day, but JS
caucuses in wh.icb about half the ~enerally believed to have a potentJal ror a much h1~ber output
delegates were chosen. mainly Several maJOr mternat1onal oil companies have been negotiating
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Hawaii
Flooded
By Rains
HONOKAA, Hawaii
<AP> -The deep blue
sea off tbe island of 1 Hawaii turned a muddy
brown as floodwaters
s pawned by torrential
rains washed out roada
and bridges and
ravaged the crop in the
isol•led Waiplo Valley.
Public workers wbo
have been on strike for
almost a month turned
out to help Sunday as 49
residents or the area
fled their water·soalted
houses for National
Guard shelters and the
homes of friends and
relatives. No fatalities.
were reported ,
authorities said.
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AflMCA KORN VAN 1'URnHUDI IN llOUNTAJN YAU.ff
Jaw Brobw '1'd Ion, Jim. 0.0.atecl • RntJ Old Van In a German Mlltarr Theme
Tanks· for Memory
Afrika Korpa Souvenir Draw• Jeer1
BJ .IERRY CLAVIEN
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.James Brokaw's 1962 Ford van seldom is Jrwln Rommel's ACrlka Korpa command
ignored. vehicle.
.. OLD LADIES standing on the comer
have flipped ws off as we drive by -especial·
Jy after a World War II movie bas aired on
t.elevision the night before," says bia 18-year-
old son Jim. •
The yellow, sand and brown camouflage
job, punctuated with German crosses and the
white desert palm emblem of the Afrika
Korps, sometimes ls greeted with a raised
arm, palm outward salute.
"And sometimes," says Jim, "people
shout 'Nazi!' "
The vehicle often catches more than a
second glance when Fountain Valley resi·
den~ pass it in the parking lot at City Hall.
When Brokaw. a 46-year·old city
employee, purchased the van two years ago
to haul hay for the family horse 1t was "icky
green" punctuated in rust.
~W BEGAN SANDING out the
ru~t and spraying the spots with yellow
primer.
Son Jim, an avid military modeler since
the age of 5, suggested they "camouflage"
the truck make it look like Field Marshal
PLO Attaek
"We'd 1pray," aaJd Brokaw, "and then
run down the street to view the work from a
dJstan~ far t>nou1h to aive us the perspec·
t1ve of a amall model. Jim had only painted
models in camouflage, you see."
STENCI~ WERE CUT, insienla and
numbers painted on and. finally, a license
plate ordered that reads "PANZER V."
"1be Afn.ka Korpa used n,er V tanks,"
Jim explains
Both Brokaws are World War II history
buffs.
Brokaw was a Marine C«ps ruer for 1.2
years and served ln Vietnam at the controls
or helicopters and A-4 Skybawks.
HE LEFI' THE MARINES because, be
says. it was bard on family Ure.
The camouflaged van, be notes, has been
a great father-son project "that probably will
never be done."
Next. be says, they plan to pattern the
now skeletoo-like interior after the Rommel
office inside a German vehicle.
"But we don't want to offend anyooe,"
Borkaw empbuues. ••That's wby we left the
Nazi swastikas off the palm tree emblems.••
Israelis Beat Back
H.1rnan-like
Footprints
Discovered Terrorists at Sea
\ JERUSALEM (AP> -An
Israeli patrol boat fought a sea
battle .today with Palestinian
guerrillas apparently heading
toward Israel for a terrorist
raid, killing two guerrillas and
capturing two others, the Israeli
mllitary command said.
patrol boat blew the dinghy
apart, the army said. Two
bodies were recovered. and two
guerrillas were found alive in
the sea, it reported, adding that
therewerenolsraelicaaualties.
It was the first reported at·
tempt by guerrillas to inliltrate
by sea since Aug. 18,
WASHINGTON (AP) -About
1 5 million years ago. someone
walked along a muddy African
lake shore and left footprints
that lead straight to modem
man.
Scientists have found those
tracks and believe they are the
oldest fouil footprints made by
a direct ancestor of men. and
the first discovered of ancient
Homo erectus, the National
Science Foundation announced
Sunday
In Jerusalem, two bombs ex-
ploded on buses, and hospitals
reported 11 wounded.
The lncidents were part of a
guerrtlla offensive marking the
aecood anniversary of Egyptfan
President Anwar Sadat's visit to
Jerusalem. The visit launched a
pea,ce drive that resulted 1n the
1ipin1 in March of the e1>1>-
tl&o-lsraeli peace treaty· which
tbe Palestinians condemn
because Sadat did not 1et them
tbe iodepeodent state tbey want.
An llraell anny 1pokeaman
Hld the seaborne guerrillas
were lnlereepted late Sunday in
a rubber dlDlhY off Ahs.iv, fol&r
miles aouth of the Lebanese
border.
Tbe perrillu fired buootu
and rocket 11"91l•des before the
Teen Critical
After Being
Slruc" by Bus ·
HOwOther
Htdf Llves?
CLEVELAND CAP> -
The blushing beauty
pageant contestanta, clad
in tight 1wim1uits,
paraded through onlooken
who patted tblsha and ad-
ministered an occuionaJ
pinch.
''Thia has been really
weird," aald one of tbe •lx
contestants -all men -
wbo put tbe1r cbarma on
display before an audience
of women. "Now I rec·
01nlle what women go throuatL"
The conteat at Case
Western Reserve
University wu arranaed
by lecturer Warren Far-
rell, author of "The
Liberated Man: Freet.q
Men and Tbtir Rela-
tionlhlps.ub w~ ··
SclentiN aay the aeveo foot·
prints appear to have been made
by someone between 5 Qd 51,;
feet tall, welgbinf about 120
pound1. The ind vidual ap-
parently walked from a VH)'
wet, muddy area onto drier mud
because some prtnta are tarser
than otben.
The dileovery wu made in
Kenya in tedimeotary depollt.s
alon• the northeut shore of
Lake Turk.ana. Di11en found
three printa in Auauat 1978, and
the rest in July.
Dr. Anna It. Behremmeyer of
Yale Univenlty and UC Santa
Crus, co-leader of the expedi-
tion, said that when tbe foot-
printa were made, there were
two known fomd of bominlda, or
buman-llke creatures, wbo
walked upright.
AIODI wttJJ llomo erectua,
there wa1 Australopltbecua,
wbole lkull bones were bonier
and brain amaller than b1a ecn-
temPofU'7.
Forum on Back Bay
Silt Hrohlem Set
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tul&ld ID tM cnlla ol a faculc
SOUtbwWt ~~ ud a small~~ w. &tJil. as. im: .
Tlte Nlltioul Tr aDOl'tatJoD
Safety a.rd bad Just a:lutiiit u
lnHsU.aUoD of th• nano,.
escape Nov. t of • Wnteru
Airllw Jet and a uo•'• Ml'• plane wtiea uotber a.lrt1De oUot
dilelOMd be bad been lnftlftld
in a stmilar acrape Feb. 22.
"If I badQ't aeeo him, we
would have JODe rUbt down on
top of him." a PacUfc Southwest
Airlines crew captain aald of the
private pilot. "He never did tee
us.''
Capt. Robert 'raron, in an in·
terview, said be reported the ln·
cldeot to air cootroJlera and
"they told me that the •mall
plane wu not ln radio ccat.act
with them and they bad DO COO·
trol over blm."
Taron aai.d dilcloaure ol the
near-miaa lnvolvtq Weat.ero'a
jet with 125 aboard prompted
him to make b1a incident public.
Taron and his CO·pilot SB.Id
that they would have mined
seeine the small plane m ume a!
Taron had not raised bu
Jetliner's cockpit seat for better
Vlsibllity. From there. be
spotted the small plane.
Taron said be "learned a
lesson'' from the diaaat.rous a.ir
coll.iaioo lut year: "U we're 10-
iog to be aaved, we're 101.n& to
have to doll ounelves."
During the investigation of the
incident involving the Western
727, the airliner captain. 1detl-
tlfied as J.A. Hinrichs, said the
two planes were about 100 or 1SO
feet apart at an altitude of 4.500
feet when they passed the night
of Nov. 9. At the time, he was
landing on a flight from Los
Angeles.
After questiocl.ng the pilot or
the Aero Commander 11.2 that
came near the Western plane,
investigators said Saturday they
believe the planes got •• close as
500 feet but never violated the
other's airspace. They were
over the Colleee Grove area at
the time.
The lnvestigat.loo wa~ prompt-
ed by a complaint from Ray
Morton. pilot or the smaller
plane.
The FAA announced plans last
December for a Terminal Con·
trol Area around San Diego's
Llndbergb Field but bas delayed
putting it into effect because of
oppoattton from the Aircraft
Owners and Pilots Association.
Owners of private planes claJm
it would restrict their rtymg
freedom.
Helper of Cancer
Vtetima Soccumb8
ANAHEIM <A'> -Carol Ann
Borlin, who marked ber 33rd
birthday in January by t.al>ina a
proaram on bow a famUy leains
to cope with death, ls dead ol
cancer.
Tbe tape wu made for Loa
Angeles atation KABC. Mn.
Bortin, who knew ber di.lease wu
termlnal, taped d)e aeament wtth
ber buaband and two cbUdrea
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AFTER 30 YEARS, SHE STl.L LOVES JUNDEAOAATENERS
Dana'a M,.. Plefce Named T_,,., of the Year
30-year Teacher
Reflects on Past
By RAYMOND ESTRADA JR. Ol-0.U,--Helen Pierce loves to see
youngsters who are eager to
learn.
That's why she bu spent 30
years teachtng kindergarten.
And 1t appears today's kin·
dergarteners are tncreasinety
eager to learn. says Mrs. Plerct!,
who plans to rellre from her
teaching poat at R H . Dana
Elementary School in June
Today's k.rndergarteners sulJ
enjoy songs and actlvataes as
they did 30 years ago. "They're
sllll as enthusiastic now as when
I first started teactung." Mrs.
Pierce says.
A recent recipient of the
Capistrano Urufaed School Dis·
trict Teacher of the Year
award, Mrs. Pierce said today's
kiodergarteoers are adapung to
pubuc school much more euily
than ever before.
This is because most of
today's youngsters have
participated lD a pre.school pro-
1ram pnor to kindergarten, she
said.
Whale today's kmdergarteoers
may DOl learn faster than those
ln the past. at 's easier ror them
to let go oC their mothers' bands
and pick up their crayons oo tbe
f 1rst day of school
Kindergarten teaching has
changed over the years, s.a~
Mrs. (>len:.'e, who Laves near the
Dana Pomt school
"When I r1rst started out. kin·
dergarten teachers had to do
everything by themselves," she
explained. But now her scboofc,
approach to kindergarten
classes is through a "team·
tea<.1ung method."
At Dana School, Mrs. Pierce
says, she is one of three teachers
who team up tn the 100.student
ldndergarteo clUI. Sometimes
ooe teacher will lead the entire
clau but frequently the
youn1aters meet with one
teacher lD a small group.
Each teacher is directly
reapoo.atble for about 32 tlJl.
der1artenen. Mrs. Pierce uys
the team-teactung approach 1s
· thebestwe'veeverhad ··
She added. "I thmk this way
you can really get to know lhe
children. watch them cl06ely
and beJp them sooner."
Even though Uus ls her last
school year. Mrs. Pierce s~ys
she plans to keep nelptng
youngsters by wnung children's
books
Mrs Pierce was critical or
televuaion's mcreasmg influence
on children.
"They live ma world of make·
believe with so much of the car-
toons on TV and violence. rt 's
very difficult for them to
separate this from reality."
Mrs. Plerc-e said.
While she admits television
has good points, she cited its
··hypnotic" effect on kin·
dergarteoers. She urged pareiits
to moaitoc what their children
•Ulch.
The teacher or the year said
k1ndergart.eoen have two com·
mon preoccupations : losing
teeth and woreymg about death.
She explained that many kin·
dergarteners have recurrent
rughtma.res about death because
•ts something they aren't ready
to grasp
Mrs. Pierce says she tries to •
answer her kinde rgarteners·
quenes about death with frank •
responses. but it's not always
easy.
A. native of Alhambra, Mrs.
Pierce says she 's also had to
handle quite a few cuts and
scrapes on youngsters.
Arter s tarting her first
Capistrano Urufied School Dis·
tnct teactung assignment at old
Serra School in 1956 in
Capistrano Beach, Mrs. Pierce
said she learned quJctly bow a
bandage on the smallest of child
u•Juries can be perceived as a
"miracle."
A teacher at Dana School
since 1t opened In 1966, Mrs.
Pierce a.s stiU enthuaiastic and
says abe'1 optimistic about the
future of succeaful teaching in
public ICbool kindergartens.
7
.. All·~ N..,..n
woman wu raped at kairepaAmt
8aturdu by a maa wbo ap. proacW ..... lo tbe partiDc kit
of a Coate lleaa 1bopptn1
center. poUee laid today.
Tb., aa1d t.be woman waa al· tacked a 5:30 p.m. 1D tbe put·
tn1 lot at South Coat Plua u
abe wu about to enter ber car.
They aald tbe man, who
wielded a 1ix·to·el1bt-loch
curved lgiife, forced tbe woman
into the vehicle and raped her,
tben fied.
The victim, who wasn't
otherwise injured, returned
home and called a rape hotline,
police. officers said.
They said the rapist Is
described as of Latin deaceot,
about 5 foot 7 or 8, in bi.a late 20s,
weighing about 150 pounds, with
wavy black hair. a mastacbe
and a generally neat ap-
pearance
Woman Fights
Rape Attempt
In Costa Mesa
A 21-year-old waitress was at-
tacked Saturday night behind
the Costa Mesa restaurant
where she works by a would-be r rapist who apparently was
scared off by passersby, police
said today.
Police said the Costa Mesa
woman was leavine work at
about midnight at the Newport
Boulevard restaurant when a
man 1be reco1nl1ed aa • C?oatomer threw her to the
IJ'OU.Dd ad be1an puJUaa otf her • C!lotb9.
However, as some passersby
approacbed. the mu eald, "I'll
"" 'JCID ..... ud n.d. ~ aald. •
Tb• •aspect ls deacrlbed .. bav1Da UDdy blood balr and
bezel eyes, about six foot two,
weighing about 22S pounds, in
bis m1d-20s and unshaven. police
said. They believe he drove a
1969 dark blue Chevrolet Impala
hardtop.
OC Fall Fair
Wntinuing
The Orange County Fall Fair
al the Los Alamitos Race Track
will continue through
TbankagM.ng Day with camJval
rides and entertainment.
The free-admlaslon fair 1s held
in conjunctloo with bone racing
at the track. Races will not be
held Tuesday, allhoueh the fair
will be in session that day, but
will resume Wednesday and
I Thursday.
Parldnl la $1 general, $2 pre-
[ ferred. Houn at Lbe fair are 9 I a .m . to 10 p.m.
Pope Talb Turkey
VATICAN CITY (AP) -'Ibe
Vatican says the vtalt Pope John
t Paul II wll1 make to Turkey next
~ week will launch serious taJb oa
tbe reu.nton or tbe Roman
Catbollc and Eutern Ortbodox
: cburcbel.
Coaat
Parking Swii~laed
Workmen install sign pointing to location of temporary
overflow parking lot at John Wayne Airport. The reg-
ular overflow parking lot north of the airport terminal
will be closed for about two months for resurfacing.
Airport officials caution that temporary lot is smaller
than regular one a nd urge that travelers plan to get a
lift to and from the airport and leave their cars at
home.
Trustees Mull Fate
Of Music Teacher
BJ JACKIE BYMAN °'-°"" ""' ..... FonllK Newport Jlvbor Qilcb
Sebool bud cliredor Bld:aa.nl
EoJ(lud faces dismissal aa the
result of a 2·1 decision by a
state -==· flDd1q blln pilty « eukmal COGduct. It wu learned today.
However, it lln't clear exactly
what the Newport-Mesa Unified
School District will do about
England, whom it has been at-
tempting to fire for almost a
year. or whet.her England will
appeal the decision.
Trustees have scheduled a
special public meeting at 7:30
p.m. Tuesday at Harper Com-
munity Center, 18th Street at
Tustin Avenue in Costa Mesa, to
review the decision by the three-
me m ber commission on un·
professional conduct.
The school district's attorney,
Richard Hamilton, said,
•'Generally speaking, the de-
cision is of a binding ~.''
but declined to commenf\on
whether trustees would have any
choice but to fire England.
Delly ,.II .. Matt -
FATE STIU IN DOUBT
Mulk: Teacher Englend
choices, dlsmissal or acqwttal.
He read a puaage from the
17-page decision that said:
I
England, who was transferred
last spring from Newport
Harbor High School to Corona
del Mar High aft.er the charges
were filed, was accused of dis·
obeying orders from Harbor
Hieb Principal Tom J acob6on
about band performances.
Eneland al.so waa accused of in·
volviq parent.a and student.a In
internal matt.en.
A lCMlay bearinl{ was held in
Coata Mesa in late July and
early Aupst before the three-
member panel beaded by a
state beart.q officer.
·'Quite frankly, ttte com-
mission in this Instance would
give conslderalloo to suspending
the respondent <England> rrom
his position for a period of llrM
and then to transfer respondent
to a different high school If such
authority were only possessed
by the commission.'·
Tbe ,offtcer, Jobn Wllld, and
paa•llat Earleen Chew of the
San Juan Unltled School Diltrict
in Carmichael voted for
En1land'1 dlamwal. offlciall
aaid: Mra. Cbew waa the
Newport·llna district's •P·
polsrt.e to the panel.
Sllaby EHtman, a music
teacher ln tbe La Canada
Unlflecl School District and
En1laad•1 penel appointee,
ruled 1D favor of acqo.lttal, of.
ficl&laP14.
M a r..a1t ot the decl.a.loa. N-
cel ved over tbe weekend, 1
nu.mber of meet1n11 were
aebed&&led today. Scbool dllb'tct
offlclall were dltcuNiDI th
maUer wltb trust.-and tbelr
auorne1 and two teacber1• P'OUPI alio planDed mwmp to
&nmtbemau..
Membft1 of tbe NeWpOrt·
MIU hdiratlGa of Te.Cbln. WMtla ilded tn Da1J.anc1•1 de-
f ••••· were to meet .rttb ........ tMlr .. .,.,. *'die tneMn at Newport ·ilarbol"
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forH~~-~:OCf.:!f. =
............. i•po;tallt to
_...._, ..... ~law.CM
~eariq ,u,el ~84 oaly two
1.J
C Ft FTEEN CENTS
'Flagrant' M~e
No -Spy Trials,
Carter W 01-ns Irftn
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WASHINGTON <AP> -A
White Houle statement today
said Iran would commit a
"further nacrant violation" of
lntematJonal law tr it attempt.a
to put U.S. diplomat.I now held
hoetage on trial for espionage.
The White House statement
said such a spy trial would con -
stitute an eaealatioo of the two--
week-old crtala over aelzure of
the U.S. Embaaay in Tehran.
But President Carter's aldes
were giving no indication what.
1f anything. they would do m
resoonse to such a trial
The only tlungs that have been
ruled out are U S military ac-
tion or gtVlDg 10 to lran·s de·
mands to return the former
shah.
Today's statement , issued
through the office or press
Secretary Jody Powell. noted
that Iran has threatened to try
some of the diplomats who re
mam hostage
"Such a s tep would be a
further flagrant v1olatlon of
elementary human rights. re
hg1ous precepts and anterna
tional law and practice." t.be
statement said.
"WorldW'lde outrage al the de·
tentioo of the hostages would be
greatly heightened by any at
tempt to put these diplomatic
personnel on trial."
So far, the adminis tralJon bas
not made any public move to
restrict the travel of Iranian
diplomata Ui tbe United States.
, Tb• lranJan embaHy ap·
parenUy bu remained at full
staff dunne the escalating, 16
day 1tandoff. Powell. 1n
response to • reporter's ques-
tion, aald be knew of no move by
the Iranians to reduce the
number of employees at the em
bassy.
The possibility of a spy tnal
was raiAed Sunday by insurgents
holding the embassy In Tehran.
and m public statements by
Iran's revolutionary leader. the
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeuu
ManAtroits
Arraignment
In Murder
A Santa Ana Heights man
_races arraJgnment t.h1s week on
charges of k.Jlhng a 48-year-old
Costa Mesa woman. a San
Bernardino Sheriff's deputy saJd
today.
Sgt. Dean Knadler said the ar-
raignment date 1s pending for
Koy Allan SkuJtin, 34, or 1731
Orchard Drive. who was being
held In San Bemard100 County
Jail without bail.
Skultln was arrested Thursday
after a motori.st on his way to
work found the body of Billie Jo
Long aloapide Carbon Canyon
Road lo San Bernardino Co\Drt)',
Mra. Lona bad been shot In t1-ie
bead, Knadler aaid. \J
He Hid HIOClates of Mn
Lons'• told deputies she bad
been seen wtLb Skullln the pre.
vtou.a -ru.day. K.nadler 1ald tire
tracks round near the body aJao
corrapmded to the Ure printa of
Lon1'1car. Loa.I WU united Tbund.ay
ni&ht wltb the aid ot Colla ....
police at a bome at 2UO N aUoaal
Ave .• ec.ta Mesa. that be re-
ported.11 bad rent.cl for Mra. Loo• and a woman friend.
KDadJer. uld ~ualotancea told tb.:n stuWn ' Mn. Loq
bad Ud. a dlaqreement about
mODey.
AD MOYED W
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MAP PINPOINTS KEY LOCATIONS IN TEHRAN
Hostage SftuetJon Movea Into lta Third Week
Iran Frees Three;
10 Others Readied
By Tk Auodated Presa
The fint three freed Amencan
boAqes flew to West GenDllDJ
today and bOUhl later lraman
uulilanta produced 10 more at a
new• conference m the occup&ed
U S Embauy ID Tehran and
said they might be releued
Tueada)I.
A White House statement said
1f Iran attempts to put any of the
remauung 49 U.S. hostages on
tnal for esp1ooage, as AyatolJah
Ruh olla h Khome1n1 has
threatened . 1t would be a
.. further nagrant v1olat1on ' of
international la 14 .
An ABC TV r eport from
Tehran sa1d the m1htants led 10
hostages -four women and l>IX
black men -before reporters at
lhe embassy news conference
One spokesman for the stu
dents OC'cupytnR the embassy
earlier srud four women and six
black men due to be released
would leave Tehran late lorught
on a SwtSS Jelliner speclf1cally
ordered by the U.S. admiru.stra-
t1on. and another spokesman
saJd they would leave "wtUun a
few hours .. aft.er the end oC an
evening news conference.
One rruhtant spokesman ~d
I.be sludenta have been sludy\n&
hies to determine who was in·
volved in espionage, but said.
"It ts bi&hly unlikely to find any
evidence against" the 10
There were conflicuog reports
from some Foreign Ministry
sources who said they expected
the hostages to be turned over to
the ministry before they leave
Tehran.
The Swiss government sald
Swlaaair, the national airline,
sent a DC-8 JeWner to Tehran to
collect the 10 Americana when
they a.re freed. ABC· TV's report
rrom Tehran laid the 10 weni to
eo first to Zurich, then on to
Wiesbaden, Weal Germany
where tbe flnt three were takm
for medical checks and questioo-
ln1.
The released Americana, •
you.na woman secretary and t~
black Marine setreanta. looldnC
flt and well, flew to Copenha1en
on • Scancttn.anan ·1W11Der ana
were Immediately tranafUNd to
•U.S. mUitarJ plane. Tbey wen
flown to Frankfurt. Weal
Germany, and wblaked awq '°" a medical cbeck\ID at a 1Nlltar'Y
bolpltal tnnearby-teebadln.
State ~ oftlclala ln
Frauturt ~ to HJ bow
lODI the tbrM woUld NmAlD
tbere. bl& t.n WulWletOD oftlcilll 1110 tbn ..,.HMded to stat at
leat twooi1tirilectV.ford.mlef· .... .-~-
M1 ~s Gro!-.s, Quarles and
Maples were put on display at a
news conference at the embassy
Sunday and she lold several bun·
dred r eporter;
.. We haven't had any prob-
lems We 've been fed more
than r11rly There haven't been
any problems physically. Maybe
people have ~n mentally up-
set. but other than that we
haven t had any problems. The
most difficult part was having to
sit on hard chrurs 16 hours a day
y,1th my hands tied ..
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OET THE MESSAGE? -
Brazilian movie actress
Flor'lnda Balcain gets her
opinion of the Iranian situa·
lion off her chest at a New
York City disco.
Horse Qurt
In Trailer
Crash Dies
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...,Atr••d8ea
A plan€ is silhouetted by fog-shrouded sun above three·
masted sailing vessel in San Diego Bay, creating un-
usual composition combining earthly and heavenly ele-ments.
Hospitals Combine
Staffs, Equipment
By JERRY HERTENSTEIN
Ota.Deity ...........
Santa Ana-Tustin Community
and Saddleback Community
hospitals have announced
agreement to combine W!le of the
two facilities staffs and equip-
ment and provide a medical
center in Irvine. ,
The program, Voluntary
Health Care, Inc., to be known ·
as VOLCARE, was announced at
a press conference in Irvine.
The plan calla for creaUon of a
new board of directors that will
determine the services to be
lhared, accordina to Wayne D.
Schroeder, executive director of
Saota Ana·Tu.stin, who made tbe
announcement.
Santa Ana-Tu.stin, known aa
SATCH bu2119beda.
Saddieback in La•una Hilll
baa 155 beds. It ae"ee many elderly resident• of L1l1ure
World and 75 percent of it. pa-
tients are under Mecllcare, ac-
cordina to Glen Wyman, first
vice president of the Saddleback
board of directors, who apoke at
the press conference.
Both hospitals are non-profit
with Santa Ana-Tustin formed in
1902 tbroulb community dona·
tions.
Saddleback was formed from
community contrlbut1001. It
opened lD January, 19'74, and re-
ceived financial 1upport from
the federal pernment by ob-
talnlnt a certtllcate of need UD·
der th, Hlll·Burton act of
Coqreu
A majOr conalderatlon of the
joint PfOlnDl ll to provide a
medical center ln lrvln• that
would be aerved by botb b0tpl~ olftctala 1ald.
But cmcl.all could not 181 to-
day bow W's• the faclUty would
be or the tne aervlc• lt would
off er. Schroeder aald 11tabllab·
ment ol an lrvlDe care "f acll1ty •W be top prtortt~ wben the new
board bold:I it. ftnt meetlna In
December.
enabling patients to be eaaily
transferred from one hospital to
the other.
Data processing, purchasing,
warehousing, billing, food
services, record keeping and
other services may be com-
bined, Schroeder said.
Santa Ana·Tustin bas a shock
and trauma facility and the
combined service is expected to
provide better emergency
service at Saddleback, It waa an-
nounced
The joint effort is expectedd to
keep CQSts down and alleviate
the necessity to depend on sub-
sidy under the aovernmeot's
Health Maintenance Or1anba·
Uoo.
Stanley Matek, executive
director of the -Oran1e County
Health Plaonina Co~~n~i\1 warned that while the COUDCU
wu encouraged by ~ plan, it
"muat serve the public and not
self lnterelts."
Altbouah the majority of Sad·
dleback patienta are Medicare
official.a from that hospital aald
that the facility ia not loetna
money.
"We have many donors and
have entered this aareement on-
ly to provide better care to a
wider area." Harold Gano, ex·
ecutlve Wrector at Saddleback,
said •
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MUSIC •••
In addition, some of the SORE
memben circulated peUUom to
recall the three tru1tee1 who
weren't up for re-elecUon tb1a
month, but that recall drive
failed.
The recall backers then sup-
ported certa1.n candidates for the
four seats up for elecUoo, but
none of th0te candldatea wu
elected.
Carlene Roach, a aemor eom-
plalnt proct8IOI' with the police
department. uid that at McMlt
11: 15 •· m. a 1cbool offlcial
named Ron Huddleaton
telepbanld to NPOrt that a man
armed wtlb • deer rifle bad nm
up the 1taln of U.. downtown
acbool and taken over a
clu1room. ..ff• 1ald tt waa tbe aame idiot ... lbe Aid. •
On Sept. 21, Louis Pouy
walked tnto a coll .. e cluaroom, pointed a platol at hll bead and
threatmecf to kill bimaell. Police
talked b1m out of the bulldlna
aod DO one WU hurt.
Posey became a mental faclll·
ty patient but authorities aald be
VI U Oil a lo.day furlouib and
confirmed that he WU the CIDe
inside the buJldLna today.
Studmt Steve Rosen 1Ud be
was In the claaaroom when
Posey walked ID today with a
. 30-.30 rtne. Tbe teacher u!red
him wbat wu wron1, be aaid.
The man replied, ''Tblnp aren't
1oin1 well, I'm Juat 101n& to
prison."
Court Denies
MacDonald's
Bond Request
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) -A
federal appeala court ruled to-
day that Dr. Jeffrey MacDonald
or Huntlnlton Harbour must re·
main In priloo while be appeals
bia convictiom In the murden of
b ls wlf e and two youn.11
dau1hten.
The 4tb U.S. Circuit Court of
Appeala 1ave no reuaa1 for ltl
decision but merely iaaQld a
terae order deoylnl Mac·
Donald'• request for bond.
It aald it would bear the ap.
peal of hia convlcUons during
the January term of court.
M acDooald, 35, wu sentenced
to three comecutive life tenoa
Aua. 29 after a federal grand
jury In Ralet&b, N .c .. found him
gullty In the lV70 atabbln& and
bludgeon.tni deatha of b11 wife
and daughters.
He claimed the crimes were
committed by fOW' dru&-crued
intruden In b1J home.
A former Army Green Beret,
he waa ataUooed al Fort Brau.
N .C., at the time.
Since b1a conV1Ctlon, be bas
been held at Terminal IalaDd
Federal Prilcn.
He wu denied bond b_y U.S.
Dlatrict Judae Franklin Depree
Jr.
In ~ that tbelr client be
releaaea on bond pendiq tbe
outcome of b11 appeal, Mac·
Donald'• attorneys deaerlbed
him u an honorable man .tw>
would not trv to nee the countrv.
"We are looldnl at 1ev~al
Pot•lble l1tea and becauae 1Uch
a facWty 11 ~ we cboM to make t.oday'1 anDOUDctmeot In
Irvlnt," Sehroedier 1ald.
VOLCARE will have equal
repreHntatlon from botb
ho1pltal board• and 1taff1,
Schroeder said.
Bizarre Collision
Kill,s Two CycliBts
Other aoab. Sc~r Aid, are to lotelJ'ate lntenltvt, acute
and tmer1eoc1 cart aervtcea
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DAILY PILOT
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HipwQ Patrol offlcen Aid
toda)' UM)' an 11111Wled about .ilae reuoaa for a b•ad-oa' col·
llllon Sunday IDOl1llna bittwMQ
two motorc10U1t1 on tbe
1boulder of tbt Santa Ana
Freewat lD Anaheim ln wbJch
botb c1cllata wen killed.
OfftCll'I Mid Arthur B. Tllbat, a. o1 FuUertGD •• drt'1Jal tbe wroaa • ., on \be J1tlrt Uouldlr
of tb• IOUl.b!wwt ,.,..,.., mar
Euclid Avmue when tb• col·
llltoaoccurndabout2:10a.m.
Rt era1b•d· lnto Duane
Edward P91oq\d111 ~t, of <>nwto,
who wu rid.Int rm motorcyele
in the ~ 4t1NcUOD OG tbe
1ame lboulder ol tilt frttwaJ. l
Police Nici tbeJ dall't lmow
why t.lthtr motoro7~Utt wu
drtYiq an the lbOUldel' ~ tbl
road. Both men were dead at tbi
KtOt.
t•lon).' dninken drlvtu ob.,....
Poiice aald the fatal crub oc-.
curnd about 7:'5 p.m. at Cbap.
man and Euclid Aven\all.
ftads8ellt•tle
John Bradley of Costa Mesa catches up on
bla readlni on the beach near tbe
Newport Pier. Bradley had the beach to
himself today. He says th1s ts the best
time ol year for the beach -no crowds.
Tod•)' Bradley was readinf Joseph Wam-
baugb's "The Onion Field.'
Pat Nixon Mobile Home Park
Recovering Restrictions Urged
In CleJDente A proposal that would restrict mentl lnto condomuuums where
conversion of mobile home the vacancy rate la 5 percent or Former First Lady Pat Nl.xoo parb ID uniDcorporat.ed pa.rta or leas .
gave away her nowers to other Orao•e County bU been dratted At the aame time, county of.
patients Monday' then went by Supervisor EdboG Miller. flclals called for studl-of all home from the hospital lo the Miller aakl be la propo&1q the ~ .
company ol her hu.aband aft.er a ordina.noe to fellow aupervt.ors types ol cooveraiona, includinc
week of bronchial pneumonia becauae ol severe shotUaea of mobile home parka.
treatment. so-called affordable bouslna. "Mrs. Nixon distributed the A major component ln the pro
overload of flowers via hospital posed ordinance would be a ban
persoMel to other patients and on conversion of the parks lnto
nurses who cared for her,·· said other uaes wit.bout approval by
Malcolm Johnson, administrator the county planning com of San Clemente General missioo.
Hospital Miller said the ma1onty of
Mrs. Nixon, 66, was admmed mobile home parka operate un-
(o the hospital Tuesday after she der coodiUonal UM! permlta that
apparenUy contracted the infec· can be t.ennlnated by the o"''t>er
tlon while attending the funeral by evict.mg hi.s tenants .. at will ··
for former Flrat Lady Mamie The ~rty then reverts t.o
Eisenhower lut week. i ta original desipated uae which
It wu the fint Ume since 1'18 generally can mean commercial
when Mn. Nixon auffered a denlopmeat of bitb density
atroke that abe bad been residential constructioo. Miller
Miller said, however, that
there are many problems unique
to mobue home residents that
can't be addressed in a general
condonunium conversion resolu-
tion.
Blackouts
Reported
Along Coast
bo1pltali1ed. The stroke left sa1d.
Mn. Nlxan'a left aide temporarl· If COlmll"liom are appro,ed, LOS ANGELES <AP) -Roar-
ly paru,.d. the ol"dinanee calla for putt in& ovemilbt wind.a toppled tree Durlnt her moat recent owners to make partial payment llmbe and power lion today,
boapltal Ila)', Mn. Nixon wu for relocatioo of tenantl to other caWJlnt at leut 2S blackout.a af.
not in IDtenalve care and took mobllebomeparb. fect1n1 more than 7,000
only reeptratory therapy to re-If the mobile homes cannot be ho u 1 eh o Ids 1 n Sou t be r n
Ueve tbe COD&Mtion la her hmp. relocated. the owners of the CaUfomJa, authorities said.
Sbe will return to the Nl.xom' part would be required to Southern CaUfornJa Edison
San Clemente ocean.side e1tate purchase the coaches at a falT spokesman David Barron aald
for the Tbankalivtnc boUdav. market value. the outages ranged from Santa
Ho1pital of(lciala said Mrs. About 70,000 people are Barbara and Saugus on the
Nlxoo must 1Ull 1et plenty of eaUmated to live In mobile home north. throu1h much o.I Loa
rest to complete her recovery. paru tbroqh the county Angelee County and all the way
But 1be wu well enoqh today About 15,000 reside in 24 to Blythe on the Colorado River.
to walk out of the hoaoital. mobile parks ln unincorporated "The most notable blackout A hoapltal apokeaman aaid county territory. was in Monrovia, where we bad
Mra. Nixon, who waa vtaited Supervison recently passed about 5,000 custome rs without
twice dally by her husband and an emergency measure to pro-power," Barron aajd.
1everal Umea by her daqh\er hi bit the conversion of ar>a.rt· He aald nearly all thoae affect·
Julie, appeared to be In "sood ed had power restored by 8 a.m.
1plrlt1" u abe left the boeplt.aJ. He aald the 25 circwt loterrup-
Mn. Nixon'• physician said it D lions involved at leut 100 to 200
will tab about three weeks for little amage cua&.omen. But he said it could
tier to retain her atreoitb. bave been worse.
The N\xona 1Ull plan to bold a In Junkyard Fire Meanwhile, the National Republican Party fundra!ser at Weather Service said winds will
their eltate next Sunday· A car cauaht nre at a Costa continue tbroucbout the day but
Franco Honored ~=.1:1:: =~ s~ t:i~:~~faometomght.
MADRID <AP> -Tena of cauaiq little dama1e. police ''They will be more U.ke Santa
tbouu.Ddl of c:hMrln1 filbtlatl said today. Ana winds today, tumina to the
fllled \bl aquan ID froot ol the Tbey aaid the fire, of unknowit northeast at 20-35 mph," said
NaUoaal Palace on 8uDdaJ to ort1ln, broke out at about 11 weather service meteorologi'!lt
commemorate the fourth an· a.m. et M .. Auto Dlsmant.len, Jim Allsopp ... The atronaeat
nlvtnery of the deatb of rllhtllt 2075 Pl9Celltia Ave. There were wind• wtll be In the mountains
Dictator Gen. Francilco Franeo. no injuriea, officers aald. and canyon areu. ~:.::.=..:..:..:..~~--~~~~~~--~-----::::~~=-----~~~ ~~~~~
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NEWPORT eeACH
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.. Cll' .... ecmatt XIMi a.r.. • °"'* ..... .. New .Yn <aDIPta Aftmle).
Crmiie toOls.,.. &be No.1l 91* • °"''* t.t J .s ... ~...,been~........,tomuc*IJ
11t1eu a ..... the ~-.. ~ bJ tm
RaleliJtetn wu aot pncSe.c 111or. Da9td r.a.e. tn 1t1:1. j
dola• too ••II wbea
Co11ac. boUbt It •ht I 1ean;z~ ~ Money
:::. dim '100 mUUoo. Tree
It ••• ,_, pl1ee to ,
pay f•. ClGlllpaJ that :
... tbM eG"Dina ... than 12 m1QJon • ,.. • all of a.a: comiDa from Oftr'leU opentiou. Tbs U.S. ops--~ .-ere ID a lou pc.ttion. :
• • ' avr COLGATE, a touch YeteraD of the aoq •. •• ters.eGt and Cootbpute wan, flaured it eoWd brtq ~l
avhenlteln back to life. After all, could Estee Laader bei ~ than Procter & Gambk.! It seema tbeJ could be t Colcate is now ready to live up th1s reaeve milaion. I
A eouple ol pn19pectlve J>u:yen did 1urface. L'Onal
\he bll Prach cosmetics CMlidtt, looked at what c.oa,;;;J
had toMll--and walked away. ~· Tben eame Japan's Kao Soap Company witb publicly-aDDOUDeect offer of f1S mUlioa., a price ~a ,
waa ~to accept even tbougb Jt wu well Wider.
wit.at Oilcate pUd ID tm. However, at tbe lut minute X.
batted out of CM deal, DO doubt after peerin& under~
makeup. :
SO SELENA aVBEN8TEIN i.s still oo the a~ block.
An option unavailable to Keith Crane ls M~
Helena Rubemtein berMtf. H she ..-ere around, she~
probably buy ~r compan~ back a.a she once did some~ yeana,o.
Hekaa Rubemtdn was ooe of tbe put entrept"eoews
of the twentieth cmtary. A dynamic lady who stood less'
tha.a five feet tall. &be wu bom an Poland and ~t co
Australia to joln aD UDCle wbm &be WU 11. Tbel'e abet
opened a beauty saloa, aellina Jan ol ber motber''s (non~ facial~ Sbe 80ld a ~ ol Jan.
Sbe retumed to Europe after tbe tum of tbe Ci!UtaiJ.
duplicating tbe success she acbJeoved to Australta. Hdeu
Rubenstein beauty saloas opeoed ln London. Parts and
New Yorit.
' llADAllE RUBENSTEIN spent so much time ractng
around the world to take care ol ber t>u,,tness th•l her mar-
riace to Edward Titus. an Amencan journalist, foundered.
He told ber ~day aft.er Worid War l that be bad fallen in
love with a 1CM1Deer woman.
lladame Rubenstein wanted to save ber marriage and
so &be Wlellt to America aod loid ber company to Lehman
BroUMn for '7.3 millioft. It WU too late. In her autobk>-
&rapby. "Ill' Lile for Beauty." abe described ber
busb&Dd's readioo: "Notb.lna will ever cbange ~
Heleea. Your binllM'M la Jl'CNI' 1119 ... ,.,,,., eroo.er. bad• macb ~ ramunc tbull
cosmetics cmnpqy u Col&a&e bas today. The bas1nesa de-1
tefion&ed. And after the llZt ~ ~ weft Gilly too I
happy to Cive tt up. Heleoa Rubenstein bouc!tt ber bus&·
DeS$ back from Lehman Brothen for Sl.5 million.
Mal IN CON'l'aOL. &be built up ber buamea mto.
one ol the sreat cosmetics ~ ol tbe ~ with fae-f tones, salom and laboratories lD 14 countrtea. ln Ul39. tile married a Russian prince.
In USS. at tbe ace ol 9', Madame Ruben.st.em died. Sbe
left ao estate valued •t more than $100 million. Eight years
lat.er ber beirs 90kl the company to Colcate-Palmotive.
Colcate sokl $1.J Wboa ol products last year but rt .
can't seem to It~ alive t.be bos>e·in-a-jar buaiDess started
by a litUe Polish girt an Australia in 1.898.
B~est Boats
May he Sold
SAN DIEGO <AP) -The Man1congo, one of the
world's lareest fisb.ing boats, may be put up for sale Dec.
10 to 9eU.le aeveraJ claims,.mcluding back pay claimed by
the CftW, repair bills and premiwn.s owed an Italian in· au.ranee company.
In May. the Italian· built vessel, which Ls valued at S6
millioa., was seized by the U.S. marshal after complaints
bad been filed in federal court.
Star-Kist Foods Inc .• a buyer of tuna, riled a complamt al.lee.Ute that it actvaoffd $250,000 for supplies, repairs and
operations by tbe M an.iconio.
THE COBIPIAJNT WAS withdrawn after the ship's
operatol's reached a setUement wltb Star-Kist, but
Campbell Industries ol San D1eso tben fUed a CO:.&lalnt for~ tbe rarm claimed was due to pay repair . At·
toney Gerald L. Gorman said tbe balance due is sWl sso.m.
Crewmen Jose Renteria, Robuatlano Gonsalez
Fernandez and June Hyun Man bave a.llo nJed complainia.
clalmiqtbey are owed back pay.
Gorman a1ao reprueota Leva.ate Corp. of ~.;
wbidl N)'IJ it Is owed more than S240,000 rcw inauraace pre-
mluma oa tbe 2112-foot Manicoqo ad her a1ater lbips.
Loa.ato and AD&ika. •I:
Gold, Silver Quotations '
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