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SLA Defector Sags
Patty Hearst Tortured
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 'NOVEMBER 29, 1979
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SLA Defector Tel& Her Story
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'TORTURED 8Y SLA'
Plllltcl8 Heam
.Nevada to Reopen
Nuke Waste Dump
• CARSON CITY, Nev <AP> -TM Nnllda Board of Health, re·
JHlinl a plea from Gov. Bob U.t, bu voted unanimoualy to reopen a eootniV.nlal nuclear
aarbqe dump near the desert WD of Beatty.
Tbe panel ruled Wednesday
that permanent clolure of the du.mp. nm by Nuelear Enlineer-
mt eo. 1nc. o1 Loullville, KJ., wu not wuranted Tbe fadllty,
.. of Oa1J thl'M lD the nation, Cio;!ald nopm wUhtD a few days.
SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -
Patricia Bearlt WU cGrtared b7
Symbioneae Uberation Army
memben who left ber with no
choice. "She either joined ber
kidnappers or died," a defec:tor
from the revolutionary 1roup
said, according to today's San
Francisco Clironicle.
Robyn Sue Steiner, Z7, who
said abe left the SLA before the
February 1974 lddnappin1 of the
newspaper heireaa from a
Berkeley a~ent where Mias
Heanl lived with her fiance,
Steven Weed. outlined the kid·
nap-torture episode in a
copyrlgbted story In the
newspaper.
Ma. Steiner said the SLA also
considered kidnapping the 20-
y-e a r -old heir;ieas • mother.
Catherine Hearst, and "exec:ut·
in&" former President Nixon
and other notables, the
newspaper reported.
Ma. Steine!" said the Idea of
abducting the youn1 woman was
raised among SLA members
late ln 1973 by Emily Ha.rria.
who ls serving a sentence for
conviction of kidnapping and
robbery in a Callfomia women's
prison.
Her husband, William Harria,
is serving time in San Quentin
prison on the same convictlooa.
"Privately, I had irrevocably
decided my days u a terrorist
were over when ca.ver, Icy eool
Emily HanU accidentally dla-
coverecl Patty Heant lived un-
1uarded In Berkeley,'' Ma.
Steiner said in the Cbronlcle re-
port.
Ma. Steiner said SLA member
Nancy Lins PenJ re1arded
MlH Hearst u "tbe belt cbolce
IO far. Sbe'I a perfeet Tictim,
apart from the blab-up polWcoe
like Ronald Beapn or Nlxon,
~rid Court Asked
. fro Pressure Iran
bS the wwtt) ram t.bem oaL
Heant'a father coaunanda 'ao
mucb power witb the news
media and is ., rich -be ·u be
in our bands completely if be
wants the cirl kept alive.
"Tht' older woman m1gbt have
pe11ed out on us. but tbe
daughter LS strong and healthy,
we can use her to manlpulatt>
her fathtt," Ms. Stemer recalled
Ms. Perry aaymg.
Ma. Steiner said: "Patty
wasn't JUSl a rich bitch, throw·
ing a stack of bread aboul She
attended demonstrations and
rallies oraanlaed by radacal
groups on the University or
Callfornia campus. Millions of
people cnllclzed her behavior
cSee SIA, Pase A.%>
Mesa Police
Expand Hunt
For Slayer
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'Goose' r ..... so
Handy Mason, un employee of tht• Henry
l''ord Museum in Dearborn. Mlrh , checks
tho condlllon of tho e ngine on tht.•
''Goose," the ull metul uarcruft lhal rur·
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th•• ht hl rt1-.;ht .i1·1uoo tii" ~.uth h·i .. ~
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Youth Group Fund ( )fflc•ittl lflat)'t'tl
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11u•1•ttnrtud •heir &htt t 'II~ ( 1111m1i1l
-wu told h•• ku1•t flmu H1•111 ..
lvtter pohtUna& oul JMMl•lblts fh u
d•n1•n of prui-••...t hou•WM r111
old•r t'IUun•
Missing $36,000
Wealmtnater police are tn
vett11aUn1 t.he dlaappear•nt'C' of
118,000 that wu reported mlu·
lnl from 1 youth or11nlaallon
servins Fountain Valley and
Wettmlmier.
lnv=-tor Ruaaell &Uva said
the f h1v1 been r..,orted
mlatlnl bJ Ann WtW1m1, com·
mi11loner for Amerlc1n Youth
Soccer Or1an1aaiion, R11lon
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«'c>ntlnuh11 throu1ta t rl·
day. Lowe tom&hl In lhAt
mfd to upper i>it m1h.w
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FACING PROBE
Hamilton Jorden
Pi••ee••••Na•e•
Jordan Probe
~Set to Begin
WASHINGTON (AP) -A
special three·Jud1e court ap-
pointed a 1pedal prosecutor to-
day to inveatisate alle1at1on.s
that President Carter'• chief ad·
viaer, ffamlhon Jordan, uaed the
We1al drua cocaine.
Tbe panel aPPolnted u pros-
ecutor Anbur If. Christy, a New
York attorney who pro•·
eeuted mobster Frank Costello
when Obrtaty WU U.S. Attorney
for the Southern Dtatr1ct of New
Yorlt in J.B58..58.
In its order, the court said it
waa actlnl "upon conalderatJon
ol the application of the attorney
1ener~ ... for the appointment
of a 'lpecial prosecutor to in-
ve1t11ate the alle1aUon that
HamUton Jordan poe1ee1ed co-
caine in the Southern Dlatrlct of
New Yon oo June 27, 19'18."
Jordan bas denied be bu ever
used cocaine.
The Wlllte Houae chief of ttaff
waa a~ of uain1 the drua
during a Ur18 vlalt to Studio 54, a
New York City discotheque
owned by Stevea Rubell and Ian
Schraaer.
Huntington'• A .,aloa R ubell and Schraser said
Jordan was seen uainc cocaine
ln the club. Tbey offered to
testify against Jordan in ex·
cbanse for the 1ovemment's
droppln.a cbar1es of federal tax
e vasion against -them. They
pleaded euilty Nov. 2.
Eight Guests Flee
Second Hotel Fire
By STEVE MARBLE
Ot 11W Dally ,.lie« SIMI
Eight guests of the 50·year-0ld
Avalon Hotel in downtown Hunt-
ington Beach escaped unbanned
early today when a fire swept
through the structure and gutted
many of the second-story rooms
Fare investigators said the
i ·01 a .m. blaze at the hotel at
1161~ Main St. caused $150,000 in
damage. lt was the second fire
at the hotel this month
The blue, which toot 42
firefighters 30 minutes to douse,
destroyed the structure's roof
and damaged a pizza parlor and
a small clothing store localed
below the hotel
be asked not to return to their
rooms because of safety
hazards. Employees of the
Seaside Pizza Parlor, 118 Main
St., and the Second Glance
Clothing Store, 114 Main St .. will
also be barred from enterina the
charred structure.
A $22,000 fire at the Avalon
Hotel earlier this month forced a
similar evacuation when the
structure's rear wooden
stairway was burned.
Hosmer said bot.el 1uests re-
turned several days later when
the stairway was rebuilt. He
said bad the stairway not been
rebuilt, tenants could have been
trapped in today's fire.
The cause and origin of the
early morning blue is under •Pt·
vestlgat.ion
The special panel said it was
disclosing Its decision "in the
best interests of justice."
The Judges said Christy couJd
m vestigate ·'any other related
or relevent allegation of a viola-
tion" against Jordan for cocaine
use.
Christy, 58, was special
counsel to New York Governor
Nelson Rockefeller from 1951Ml.
He ia a senior partner in the
New York firm of Chriaty and
Viener.
In addition to prosecuting
Costello for income tax evasion,
he was the prosecutor of the
man convicted of blinding col-
umnist Victor Riesel by throw·
ing acid in his face. He also
prosecuted and won a conviction
of mob figure Vito Genovese on
narcotics charges.
Hotel resident Anthony Hill,
29, reportedly SPQtled the fire
and alerted seven other sleeping
tenants. Fire officials said all
residents dashed down a rear
stairway to safety before the fire
speadtotherooms.
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Fire Marshal Roger Hosmer
said ftreflgbters evacuated three
occupants of a neighboring
building. He said a local Red
Cross chapter uaiAted most of
the bot.el guests in finding other
lodging for the night
He said the hotel residents will
3 Arrested
On Sex Rap
Three Newport Beach
massage parlor employees were
arrested on prostitution charges
early today
Police Sgt. Tony Villa iden-
tified the suspects as Karen
Gunter, 26, and Denise Lynn
Belcher, 24, both of Lons Beacb1 and Shirley Ann Betler, 34, or
1830 16th St., Newport Beach.
Villa alle1ed that be arrested
the trio after they ottered blm
sexual aerviOM in excban1e for
money.
All three women are
employees of Olympus Health
Spa at 2930 W. Coast Hi&hway,
accordlnl to police
DAILY PILOT
SLA PLOT RECOUNTED ••
after she was kidnapped, but
Patty He'ant bad no choice. She
either joined her lcidnappen or died •r
Ms. Steiner said abe wu u-
signed to associate with the
heiress in preparation for the
kidnapping, but fled from the
SLA to Miami where she learned
details of the kidnapping from
Ma. Perry in a telephone con-
versatioo.
Ms. Steiner said Ma. Perry's
discussions of the Heant abduc·
lion included the names of
"Willie" Wolfe, Biil Harris,
Patricia "Mizmoon" Soltyslk
and SLA leader Donald
DeFreeie, who called bhmelf
"FieldManbalCtnque." "The Hearst action was pulled
as planned with only one dlf.
ference: Milmoon took your
place. Weed wu hesitant, but be
opened the door Just u WlWe
and I were cruising past the
house. Bill used some force to
f et lnalde. and then Cinque
umped out of a bush where be
ad hidden and followed the
otht!r two. Tbey went in with
great ccoftdence " Ma. Steiner
said •be WU told by .... Peny.
"The Weed pie wu beaten eomewbat 'brutalq, but it WU
unavoidable. He pl'Otect.d ac-
tiveb' ad nolally. Cinque told
blm to keep quiet, but be
wouldn't so our leader knocked
him down to qldet him. You11
remember the field marabal dkl
not want 8111 abootlnt U poai·
b~t" Ma.~ laid .... hrrJ
to1Gber.
"Weed .wt wouldn't abut ..,.
IA fact, be put up eome ~ eo B~ kiebd him and beat blm.
ti. brob a wine bottle over 1111 · btad a beat him to the nocw. WbUe am wu deaua1 wttb
WHc1, MilDlOOD 1rabbe4 tbe
Hunt woman, who WU tn the 1hower. CIDQ.ue ·incl lllamoon
tJarew a f batlfrobe aroWMl ber dowutllnl, wMri BlU WU IUD kit--w..a. no wu ialiDolt UDCOIUldoul.
"Hunt WU 1ereambii,-, ad for 101M Odd NUOD, ,llliinocla Diebdup~-~--~~
I& &o -· _,, ------oat to • car. It waa •· ........... Mddoarap-
CMJ Md &o lhb ..... '•--.._ c,,,-~ •• iUtebed blm
rapidly," Ms. Steiner said she
wu told by Ma. Perry.
Mias Heant was taken to a
house in San Franclaco'a Mi.
aion Dlatrict where Ma. Perry
told Ms. Steiner, "We have her
tied up and blindfolded in a cup-
board. She we~gbt gag ex· cept when we , but we're
starving ber b a.a poui-
ble, just bread and at.er.
"We'll keep her locked up and
any of the men and women who
want her can take her. Cinque of
coune, took her first, u leader.
but ahe'a gettlns foul. She's in
total darkness and we don't let
her out to the bathroom, so ahe'a
crouchina or 1tandin1 u bett
sbe can.
"We lake turns st.and.ins out-
side the cupboard, apealclnJ
about her and her backll'CJUDd,
polnUng out bow evil her tne ~
life la. Tbil la part of the bldoc-
trination, of coune. Cinque ln·
alata abe undentand why she's
been kidnapped, that abe Wi 't
Juat an objeet of m~. She
must undentand the cs and
ideal.a beb.1nd our actloo.
"She must learn to detest the
ba~qround tbe represents and
what ber family have doGe to pt
theit money and power. Tbat'a
why ahe'a bere.
"8be'1 terrified, but we'll
break her, we'll lnaWl fear~ \II
into her aoul. We're dnlmmtns
our words Into her braln, her
stln, ber bonel. We baJll OD the
door to keep her awake. Un-
fortunatel,y, there'• no •1>1bo&e
in the door, IO W baft to open It every now and tben to mm
1ure Ibo'• all"-" When we do thll, we speak calm11 to bu',
teWq ber IM cu ... da1110l
all the time U AM Jolna ua. W6at
a COQP that riulcl be for our
part! , " Ma. Perry told Ma.
S&etner.
.......... wbo lald the~
tb.reatmed to ldll Im Oftl' W ~ fWclto -···""· Sbe said McaUM iaM feanid
1otn1 to ~ hlrMll ..... did oot reUirD to t1M Unlted ~to
belp M.119Hiantcturlqlw1fN
tr1al OD dlupe llail ~ la aoSLA lMiU·~ 111111'9
tb• -.peper ~ • ,,-.
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Aid die e8art wociJcl lbow the wOftd ...... .., power dktator'
or aHSmee ID &be ;o,td wa.,..
hope to ntJuWah tbe American
flame or rreedom and de· moerae,.''
B M Home memben uried
Carter ~-a deadllne for u.a. &cUOD to will
nleUeol llolt.l .. tn
Iran U .U peaeefu1 effolta fall.
TM HouM members, led by
Rep. Samuel 8. Stratton. D·
N .T., 8DD!"llDced they a.re ID·
trocltadnl a NIOIUUoo uJ'lly
Carter to aet the deadllDe If
a•e•UUJ tor "Hlectff, de! liberate, .-allNid, and iDcJw!;
iDllX M'Yere mWt•l'J oper• Uoa1" tor rel•••• of tbe bolUl1e1.
"At some DOint tn ti.me tM
fat. of tbe bol'81u wW be Mal..s," Rep. IUebard lcfml.
D·llo., 1ald M a Jotnt Mn CCID•
ferenc:e. "'l'bat wUI be tile fhoe
for actfiaa aucb u tlda ...
Carter refUH:d durhl1 bi•
news conference WednHd•.1 Alabt to .., wbeCMr be 1WOUld tU:e"· mlllw, aeUoG u peaeeftal
etf ona f.aU. * * * . ........ .41 ..
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eoart II from ~ United ~.
Pror..or IUcbard R. Baster ol
llanard Uatwwattr.
ID ::.:r;-b18t«J, tbe court bu JI adftlortee to .....
teraadmal ~and• Judl-llMIWI in dlspat.ea amoq U.Jf.91mban.
Meanwbtle, hundreds of
thousands of lraniao1, some
cbantin1 "Islam up, Carter
down!". marched in Tehran to-
day in response to Khomelni'a
call for massive anti-American
• proteata on this importaot
Moslem holy day of sacrifice and martyrdom.
So.ellod9 Geel~d
Here's a greenback of a dilferent color white A
Japanese bank teller in Hokkaido spotted this one dollar
bill which was blank on its reverse side due to a pnnting
error. A spokesman said the bill. among currency notes
purchased from an American bank. was genuine
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SLAYER HUNTED ..•
The killer baa struck twice in
that city, killing one woman and
seriously UlJurini another 1be
injured woman'• unborn baby
daughter died u a result ol tbe
aaaauh.
Four of the victimf. lncludlng
one who survived, were from
Costa Meaa . One or the
murdered women lived in Irvine
and another lived in Corona del
Mar. Another SUl"Vlving victim
lived in Santa Ana Heights
"We sent that teletype to
agencies In Canada. too,"
Lowenberg said. "In fact we
sent It anywhere that there Ls a
receiver to hand.le a messaae."
Like Tustin police, Costa Mesa
investigators are atHl sorting
through more than 2,000 leads
that residents have phoned in
the past month an.er police Ls-
s ued a drawing of the auapect.
Calnoo said 10 suspects Iden-
tified in those leads have been
completely cleared in the cue.
"But that lea vea us with
another 300 people that are still
being looked at and another SSO
Official Re8ign8
CHICAGO CAP> Supennteo·
dent Joseph P Hannon wierpec-
tedly resigned Wednesday. mo-
menta before he was to propose
spendin1 cull of about S'J8
million to ease the school
system's 1rowing financial
burden. Hannon, 47, gave no
reason for bis reatenation effe<:·
t:lveJan.25.
leads that we uven't even start·
ed to check." he said
"We couJd be worktng on these
leach for aootber year. · CaJnon
added.
Ai.r Crash
Victims
ldentif ied·
AUCKLAND, New ~land CAP >-A1r New Zealan re·
leased today a list of f ID
paaaengen aboard the ·10
that crashed in the Antarctic oo
Wednesday. k ilho1 all 257
aboard. <Related story Pqe A4>
Air New Zealand aaid delallJ,
indudinl hometowrus. would be
released after notification of tM
victims' families.
The incomplete names of the
victims appear after lbeu home
country:
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II Si.t, --Mn. ~. Mn. J ,,_ 1'911 M ia D a.~_.. Mia M. a.I'll<* ~
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Hol-•Y H.A. "'9tter. Ml•,....., C-.,, Ml•
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The demon1trators stayed
away from the U.S. Embuay
and the 41 Americans laeld h~ta1e there.
lo another development, the replacement of Abolhaaaan 8ani
Sadr as Iran's foreign policy
spokesman apparently doomed
U N Seewity Council efforts to ease lbe criaia.
Kbomelni'a ruUnc Revolu-
tionary Council on Wednesday
replaced Bani Sadr wlth Sadegb
Ghotbzadeb, a bard·lloe
member of the ruline CO\Dlcil
and cbier of Iran 'a state-run
radio and televlaion network.
The otfidal Pan newa aeeocy
aaid Bani Sadr would retain Ilia
poet aa rma.nee minister.
Ghotbzadeb told Para the gov-
ernment still had not decided
lo\:' h e t h e r I r a n w o u Id be
rep resented at the Security
Cou ncil meetmg Bani Sadr, who
wanted to mediate an end to the
emus, had been scheduled to fly
to New York to address the
1esa10n
Bani Sadr had been trying to
arrange a compronuae between
U S. and Iranian positions on the
Americana held at the Embassy
since Nov 4 by Moslem mill·
tan ta demanding t.be U.S. IOV·
~rnmmt extradite Shah Molwn·
med Reu Pahlavi to Iran to
stand trial as a war criminal.
But Bani Sadr's attempts at
sttkin& 80me sort of middle way
out of the impasse only stiffened
lhe resolve of the embassy OC·
cupiena and Khomeini.
On Wednesday, the militants
condemned the U.N . Secwity
Council effort to mediate the
crisiA and Bani Sadr's plans to
repfeHl.lt Iran at the scheduled
council debate.
Ecboine Khomeini's rejection
of U .N. mediation, they con-
demned t.be world forum u the
"Satank Council" and "Catten
m1>utbptece." and said aaaiD
they wUl settle for not.b.lq less
than return of the deposed abab
in excban&e for the bost.a1es.
Tuua 8Dd A.hura, the twill
days ol IDOW'1lln1 todaJ and Fri·
day, matk the bilh point~ the
Shiite Moelem holy montb of
Moharram, a period of ritual
mourninl commemorattnc the
7th century aa1aa11nation by
Mosle m rivals of the Imam
Hoaaein. a 1randaon of tbe
Moslem Prophet Mohammed
and f<>lmder ol the Shiite leCt,
the domiaant community In
Iran. I ·
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Newport Surf and Sport
Specializes in
Powltrf umv .
J;i;,u11tainmin/'
Quallty Jacketa-
ln assorted colors. ·
Newport }tarbor High School cheerleaders
Salli Kuykendall, Lisa Holsinger and Sue
Sparre {from left ) encourage Sailor water
polo team during CIF semi-final match
against Long Beach Wilson Wednesday
•n other aotabl••· Ute Dftlpaplr.~ 111. stelMr' aald UM ldla ol
1bdad1Da ti. JOUD&. nm wa
ral1ed amoaJ SU memben
late In lt'J3 bJ l.mlb Harris.
wbo I.I aerviaC a .ateee for
couvtction of klclnapplna and
robbery in a California women's
prilon.
Her husband, WUUam Harril,
I.I servtnc time in sen Quentin
Daily ...... -·"' L.9• ... ,...
night. Sailors triumphed and will go for
their third CI F championship in a row
Saturday night against Sunny Hills. See
story and pictures, Page BL
World Court Asked
To Pressure Iran
BULLETIN lated by t)le Security Council.
TERRAN. Iran <AP> -11le World Court observers, who
Moslem mllltuu laoldl•C tbe asked not to be identified, said
U.S. Embassy U.ttateaed W. they did not expect any quick
afternoon to speed ap a trial of judgment by the court since it is
their Amerkan bo1ta1es as not in session.
"spies" II the United States al· One of the members of the
lows tbe deposed 1bab to leave court is from the United Stat.es.
for Mexico. / Professor Richard R. Baxter of
Harvard University. By Tbe Associated Presa
The United States asked the In its 35-year history, the court
international Court of Justice to-has issued 16 advisories to in·
day to order Iran to release the ternational organizations and 39
49 Americana held hostage in the Judgments in disputes among
U.S. Embassy in Tehran. U.N. members
The court, composed of 1S in· Meanwhile, hundreds of
ternational jastices, is the prin· thousands of Iranians, some
cipal judicial org.an or the Unit· chanting "Islam up, Carter
ed N atlon.s and is located at the · down!", marched in Tehran to-
Hague in the Netherlands day in response to Khomeini's
The U.S. request was seen by call for massive anU·American
some court observers as largely protests on this important
a symbolic act and part of an M~lem holy day or sacrifice
American effort to seek a and martyrdom
peaceful resolution to the crisis. The demonstrators stayed
But it could also put addiUonal away from the U.S. Embassy
pressure on Iran when the au~ and the 49 Americans held
ject of the embassy sie1e is de-hostage there
bated in the U.N. Security Coun· In another development, the
ciJ. A meetJ.nc of the council is replacement of Abolhuaan Bani
scheduled Saturday nl&bt. Sadr as Iran's foretan policy
All membert of the United Na-spokesman apparenUy doomed
lions may brin1 dilputet before U. N. Security Council efforts to
the court, but all parties to its eue the crtsls.
judgment.a must apee to accept Khomeini's ruling Revolu-
ita jurtaclic:tklll. tionary Council OD Wednesday
It wu not mown wbetber Iran replaced Bani Sadr with Sade&h
would aaree to come before the G bot b za de h, a b a rd -ll n e
coW't, but Ayatollah Ruhollab member of the rulint council
Kho eiDl ha uld be would re-and cblef of Iran •1 state-run
fuse to accept an,y deci.llGll die-radio and television network.
prllGD cm tbe NIM -ftdlclll. ••Prtftltel.J. 1 b-41~ d.clded 1111 ..,. ... Me tCllbt were o.w wbm diner. Jey cool
Emily Banta aeddealallJ dis--
covered Patty Hant lived un-
guarded ln Bertele¥: • 111.
Steiner said in the Qanmlde ...
port.
lb. St.el.Der Aid st.A member
N anc1 Lin• Perry re1arded
Mila Hunt u "tbe belt cba6ee
IO fer. Sbe'I a •Mrf~ .tclUm. apart from ta. bfp.up po&Jtleol
like RGUld 8"Can or Nblml,
bat tbe w:wltJ rwJea u.m out. Hearst'• father eammudl IO
m ucb power with th• ••• media .nd ii ., deb -bl11 be
in our baadl coa:apletelJ 1t be waata tbe ldrl kept illve. ''Tbl olidia' _,,,,,.a mllbt haft
pe11ed out oa ua, but the daualder' .. atroq and~·
J we UD me bar to mampijlate
1Mr fatber,'' lie. stebain' ncaJJed
••. PerrJ ..,.m,.
111. 8\etner Hid: "Patty
WUD 't j9lt a rteb btteb, t.brow·
tq • ltllct al brad •boat. Sbe
attended demonatnUou and
ralllea or1aDlsed by radical 1roup1 on tile University of
Callfornia campus. MUJ.lom of
people crttldsed ber behavior <See SIA, P.,e AZ>
Corridor Approved
County Backs San Joaquin Routing
A route for the proposed San
Joaquin Hilla Corridor was ap-
proved by Oraoae County
supervlaora Wednesday after
years of debate and scores of
public hearinp.
Supervllors supported a route
recommended by the planning
commission which would see the
corridor beginning near the pro-
M•taal Al•
posed Corona del Mar Freeway
and MacArthur Boulevard m
Newport Buch.
The six to eight lane
thoroughfare would cross the
borders of Irvine. Laguna Beach
and San Juan Capistrano before
connedlJ\g with the San Dieao
Freeway near A very Parkway
14 miles to the aoutbeaat.
The route was approved
despite the misgivings of a ma
JOrity of the members of the au·
dieoce at Wednesday's heanng.
Opponents claimed that the
corridor would add to conies
tion, increase pollution and
would damage the environment
ln the rolling bills of southern
Orange County
Pl"OpOOellta contended tbe cor·
ridor is needed badly to relieve
already overtaxeo transporta.
tion systems.
Dr. Gene Alberton of Laguna
3 Suspects Nabbed
In Newport Heist
Beach said the corridor will be
challenged because increases in
smog will cause a threat to
health.
He also declared the issue
should be placed on the ballot
for voters to decide whether a
rail tranait system or other
aJternatives to a freeway would
.e prefund. Police from six agencie.s,
guided by two off-duty Newport
Beach officers, captured three
smpected robben Wed~ niaht, momenta after &he trio al-
le1edb held QP a Newport
~ .... City 1 ,_. D w J ....
Van Orh1', 24. l>f Ra.a~o
California; Wade Pcur Lura. it, ofW~lnMer.~.W... Zrtt I.-; ~ ol All
are fadne cbarpl ariDed
robbery and an betna held ill
lieu of $25,000 ball.
Acconlln1 to police reports,
two of the men allegedly were
idenUfled by witnesses as the
pair who toolt nearly S200 from
the Market Basket. USO Irvine
Ave. in a9p.m. robbery.
Police said two men. armed
with a revolver and a sawed-Off
shotgun held customers and
checkers at bay while emptying
the store's cash registers.
They fled to a waiting vehicle
which sped away.
At the time, Detective Mike
McDonough and Officer Mike
Welch were r eturning t o
Fire Destroys
Ringo's Home
LOS ANGELES (AP) -M
Rin10 Starr looked oo, six fltt
companies and24 firefighters bat-
tled a blue that caused an
estimated $135,000 damaee to a
two-story Hollywood Hills house
leased by tbe former BeaUe, nre
officials said.
Los Aqela Fire Department
spokesman Sanford Fu said be
didn't know whether Starr was
in the --when tbe ftre bqan about 3 p.m. Wednelday in tbe
second-story awe.
No i.IUurles were reported.
The fire WU blamed OD spub
from a cb.lmney that landed OD
the buildins'• wooden roof, P'u
said. He aald be d1dn't know who
ownedtbeboule.
Former Lagwia Beach Mayor
Joa Brand uid freeways do not
IOlH ~I and tbat they
..-Mc: a me owe1 whelmed an-.._ tbeft . • proper Ind \lie
P''""*lilltbearu. 1""' J 11 P Wesley llan
.. ......... ...ndar b ln
doa.bt ""' ·-of mnrl11lno-by pl= to come to ll'iP5
Old4ed •eDeaouo _. r.A.-.:Jif~p&a. mddd-•••~ "-C .. , ,... •••• of tll1e BeaCl. Calta ...... lmM. o...._ OMlat1 Cbamber of
ta A-. tbe ~ = ft.. • Patrol and u.. n.---•meres. u.e •wton Vl•JO ..,....... eom..., aDd u. 1ntDe 0>m-sa.ert.tra Dlputmeat eon~ pay -sued ID faYOr ot tbe eor-oo tbe allesea badit• u •"' r1dor. ..
drove IOU&b on tbe Saa Dteso ~ tnmportatioo corridor ts
Freeway near the llacArtbar projected to .erYe a volume of Boule~ off ramp. IS.000 to 130,000 vehicles daily. Accont.inl to police. the cash Included in all planntne is a
and weapons were recovered. 50-foot*wide median to accom-
Police Seek
Singer in
Child Theft
John Phillips a forme
member or the Mamas and
Papas slngtna group, was
named Wednesday in a $50 000
Orange County arrest warrant
accusing him of child stealln1.
The missing child waa iden·
tiried by Orange County Deputy
District Attorney Robert Molko
as Tamerlane Phillips. 8, wbo
had been lo tbe custody or
Phillips· ex.wife Michelle
Ptullipa Burch.
Accordin1 to llolko, Mrs.
Burch toot Tamerlane to an Wl·
dilcloeed Newport Beach loca-
tion where Pbllllps wu Uvi.al
for an overniCht stay. Pbllllps
had vi.litaUon rifbta to the cblld,
Molkowd.
When Mn. Burch returned to
pick up tbe child. PblWpe and
bis current wife. Genevtne.
were IOQe and have not been l~D since. MQlko said. Mn.
PbJlUPI allo I.I named in a ts),000
arrut warrant.
.
modate some form of rapid
mass transit in the future
Con.struclion of the corndor is
estimated to cost from $160
million to $210 million but there
are no assurances of state or
federal money to finance the
project.
Costs. which don't include
land acquisitioo, are expected to
escalate further because con-
struction is not expected to start
for 10 to 15 years
The supervLsors approved a
route that includes selection· or
in the west sector of the cor:
ridor segment 17 in the central
sector: segment 19 in the east
central and segment 24 m the
east.
3 Arrested
On Sex Rap
Three Newport Beach musaae parlor employees were
arrested an prottitution cbar1es
eartJ today.
Police set. Tony Villa iden-
tified the suspect.a as Karen
Gunter, JI, and Delliae Lynn Belcller, JI;~ of Loni Beach,
and SbirleJ AM Betler, 34, ol
1830 Ul&b SL, Nwport Beach.
Newport Eyes Noise Ordinance
Villa alleied tbat be arrested
tbe triO after ~ olfered blm sexual aentca in excbaqe for
mODlf.
All three womep are
employee. ot Obmpua lfealtb
Spa at 2ll3D W. Coast Hlpway,
accordinl to police.
... .,•••elu•••le•I••
WASHlNGTON (AP) -c.ntomla Gov. Bdmund Brown Jr.
Hfl be fawn ooupon raUCJDtq ol ftlObne "aa IOOQ u a worka-
ble plan can be developed ancf OollJNU can tlaoroqbJ.J debate it... .
Gu ratloo.lna and other eonaervaUGa measures are the belt
way to reduce the estimated ao to«> pereeot enel'O waste in the
United S&atee. BJ'Own aaid Wednesday In an appearance before
the Women'• NaUoaal Democratic Club.
Amerfe••• £eta"e 814nua
BJ Tiie Auecla&M .._.
Two lf'OUps ol Americana left Bancladeab and Syria today
under lbe State Department'• "voluntary evaca&Uon" plan fOI'
Americans iQ 11 Moelem countries, prompted by the U.S. Em·
busy meee in Iran.
Jn Dacca, Bangladeab, embassy spokesman J ames L
Meyers said 74 of the 900 Ammcans in the country -14 em·
bauy J)el'IOllDel, their families and 13 private cliliens -bad
volunteered to leave the capita) "temporarily."
In Damaaoua, Syria, an embaaay source said a froup of 25
evacuees Included 1S famlllea of •Americans wbo wort at the
embaaay or are employed by companies with government con·
tracts. He said some new out today and the others would leave
Friday. He said it was a voluntary departure and the State
Department haa put transport facilities at the disposal of those
wanting to leave.
State Fire Kilb T•ree
LAK~IDE (AP> -Fire swept through an apartment early
today, and three bodies were found in the charred debris.
The dead were Identified by the coroner's office as Jesse Al·
len Simms, 27, a woman and their 6-m onth-old daughter, Esther.
Jnvestigators said a wall gas beater may have malfunc· lion ed.
fire r•!;S• ..... •••e• ~--.,a.,.-............ tbii iUtem \'tlitUi'j 1 C6U~ iliii'i ID from u to JOO aeree ID an
hoW"a time ~. threatemnt a DTDDber ol homes on the clty'a nortbeaat perimeter. autboritiea aald.
County fire department spokeswoman Dana DeDiana said
about 100 firefighters from 2' engine companies lft'ere at the
scene and 10 more companies were en route to the Pole Canyon area blaze.
Many companies wer e stationed near the homes to protect
them from the names, which were being propelled rapidly through steep, hilly terrain by strong easterly winds.
New Zealand Names
Air Ci:ash Victims .. _.
AUCKLAND, New Zealand
(AP )-Alr New Zealand re·
leued t.odaY a llSt of foretsn
puaenpra aboard the DC-10
that crubed m die Antarctic Oil
W•dneada1, kUllDI all 367 aboard. <Relllted slol'J p_,. A4)
A.lr N.-. Zealand Mid deta1ll.
includlns hometown.a, would be
released after notlflcaUoo ol the
vlctlma'fainllles.
· Tbe IDcolllJ)lete nalJla ol tbe
vlctlma appear after their home country:
Tiit u ... ...._, ..._ It, 9lelr1 Mn. L.M.
AIHnm~; '""' ··-••IY: Mr ..... Mn. ._.,.ell; K. -.....: .... M. HMIMI; MN. L. ~1111e1w: Mrs.,.,.._.:-...."· Oulrl Mn.
M.L. U.; 0. ...,.._,~Mn. a . .I•;
It. hie!; #Ir. _,Mtl. I Mrl.~P'w· rfll; Ml•D . ....._.~.. ter
..._.., llr, ... ..,._ T, IMl; S. 11 ..
T-...JT.Ollt;MlaA 11:11 ...... ;Ml.MdM.
Owwe; .., a..., I..._.:•· Y ....... t-N. a..; M. ...... , ••.......... : ........... ;
UC Irvine
To Host
Physicists
A two-day eoftference Friday
add Saturday boated by tbe pb,Jatca departmat at UC Imne
h-hpected to draw 250
pbyatdlta from the United States .-_,;,;,.;......;.;;... ....... ;.o;;;.,....._ ....... _.__ • and l:urope to dllcuu the latat ..
DAILY PILOT
expertmental .resultl lD elemen-
tary particle pbyalca and
theoretical questiona concemlna
the u.niflcaUonolforcea in nature.
I The conference. to be held at
the Rectstry Botel, 11 convened
every two run lD lntu. Tbla
year'• ccllifennee ta tbt Hftlllb
aueb ptbe.itn'I boated bJ UCI.
Tbe National Science Found•·
tion and tbe U.S. Department of
Eaera prov&ded an,n11 to pay
for tbe conference.
after llie w k~ bt& r1u1 ....... w !~tlM>!-. a. .............. ldla.,,.. • ....... .... ........ ,,... .. JIAM te ueoclate wta. ._ ......... Ila ~aUoa lw tbe
llldnaldQ, but Old tram 1LA .OllJiml W-.MI ...,._
dttalll ~ tbe ~ ...... lnm
Ml. Perry tn a telt~ COD· ......
M1. al't• Mid ... P907'1
c1K•=1• DI tM U.ant •haile· t\oD lncJul4HI t.M nam., of
• 'WUlle" Wolfe, 8111 Hani.t,
Pa\rlcla "lltamoon" SOltyslk
and 8LA lead•r Donald De,.,.._, wbo eau.d ldliliMlf
"l'teldllanih-19'DQ .''
•on. Heent ecuo. ·-Plaid u pluiaed WWI o.lJ CM dlf·
ference: llbmooa took JOG.I'
place. WMd •• a..!tlnt. II& a.. opoed ta. dOor j ..
'and J were crulaina put tbe
bouae. aw __. 10me toree to
~•t i.Dllde, and then Cinqae
umped oc& 'of a bOlll wMn be
ad bidden and rollowed the
other two. They went. iD with
ireat c:oofldeoce," Ma. S&dner
Hid she WU told by Ila. Perry.
"Tbe Weed pta wu beaten
10mewbat brvt.a1111 but 1t wu
unnoldable. He protested ac·
Uvely and nolally. Cinque told
him to keep quiet, but be
wouldn't so our leader knocbd
blm do)VD to q_uiet bilD. You'U reme~ the field manb.al did
not want any 1boottn1 ii possi-
ble ," Ms. Steiner said Ms. Perry
told her.
"Weed stlll wouldn't ahut up.
In fact, be put up some fipt, so
BUI kicked bim and beat him.
He broke a wine bottle over bis
head and ~at him to the floor.
While BUI was dealln1 with
Weed , Mlzmoon grabbed the
Hearst woman, who was in the
shower Cinque and Milmoon
threw a bathrobe around her
downstairs, where Bill was still
kicking Weed, who WU almost
unconscious.
"Hearst was screa ming, and
fo r some ~d reason, Mizmoon
picked up ber purse and handed
it to her Then they dragged her
out lo the car It was un-
fortunate the man next door ap-
peared and they had to grab bim
as well, but we ditched him
rapidly, .. Ms. Steiner said she
was told by Ms. Per ry.
Miss Hearst was taken to a
house in San Francisco's Mis·
sion District where Ms. Perry
told Ms. Steiner, "We have her
tied up and blindfolded in a cup.
boa rd. She wears a light gag ex·
cept when we feed ber, but we're
starving her aa mucb a.s PGAi·
ble, Just bread and water.
"We'll keep her locked up and
any of the men and women wbo
wa t -_,.l&~ke '*°· ClnclUI ~ ~. toeW aar11tU.. u ~. but abe'a •ettinf fouj. Sbe'i in total darkness and we don't let
her out to the bathroom, so she's
crouching or standing as best
she can.
"We take turns standing out·
side the cupboard, speaking
about her and her background,
pointing out how evil her type of
Ufe is. Ttu.s is part of the indoc·
trlnation, of course . Cinque ln·
sisls she understand why she 's
been kidnapped, that she i.sn 'l
just an object of money. She
muat understand the politics and
'ideals behind our action.
"She must learn to detest the
backaround abe represent.a and
what her family have done to 1et
their mone1 and power. That's why abe'a here.
"She'• terrified, but we'll
break ber. we'll tmtiU fear or us
into her soul. We're drumm.in1
our worda into her brain, ber
skin, her bones. We bana on the
door to keep her awake. Un·
fortunately, there'a no apybole
In the door, IO we have to open It
every now and then to make
sure abe'a allve. When we do
thia, we speak calmly to ber,
teWna her abe can aee da)'lllht
all the time ii she jolna ua. W6at
a coup that would be for our
part!." Ms. Perry told Ma.
Steiner.
Ma. Steiner, who aald tbe SI.A
threatened to k.ill her over her
defection, ned to Enl)and.
She aatcl beca\lle abe feared
goina to pr1aoo herae.lf, abe did
not return to the United States to
help Miu Hearst duriDM her 1978
trial on char1ea abe participated
In an SI.A bank robbery in 19'74,
the newapeper reported. ,
Mias Hearst'• seven-year HD·
ten co waa commuted In FebruatJ by President can.
after &be bad served leaa than
two yeara In prison. SftelDarried
Bernard Shaw, one of her
body1uardl after· autborttlea
took ber tnto custody ln Sep-
tem ber 1915.
Prosecutor
Nanwdin
Jordan Case
WASHINGTON CAP> -A
special tb:;:J~dae court ap-
pointed a ptVHeWJr ~
day to inve1U1ate alle1adom
th.at Preaidmt Carter'• chief ..S-
vller. H•mUtoe Jordan, med tbt
Uletal cb'ua cocaine.
The panel appointed u prw-
ecutor Arthur K. Chrtaty, a New
York attorney who proa-
ecuted mobster Frao.k eo.teUo
when airtaty wu U.S Attora.y
for the Soutbern Diltrict ol Hew
York lD 1951-58.
In It.a order, the court aald it
was act.iq • 'UIJO" cODliduaaoa
of the appllcatloo ol tM at:tGney general. . .for the appOlntmeel
of a special proeee'*f to ID·
veslifate the allecaUon tbat
Hamilton Jordan pouesled co-
came in the Southern District cl
New Yon oo June 27, lt'7I. ..
Jordan bu denied be bu evw
used cocaine.
The White Rouse chief ol lt.alf
was accused of usinr the drui
during a 1978 visit to Studlo 5', a
New York City discotheque
owned by Ste-+~n Rubell and Ian
Schrager.
Ru bell and Schrager s a id
Jordan was seen using cocame
in the club.·
Briggs Files
Suit Against
lran~Eoading
An attempt by State Sen John
Briggs of Fullerton to cut of.f
public funds for the education of
Iranian students will be heard
next month an Oran1e County
Supen or Court
Judge Robert Todd is expect-
ed to ruJe Dec 21 on Bri11s· re-
q uest for an injunction a1ainst
continued spending of public
money.
Brius filed b1I lawsuit Wed-
nesday a1ainat the state of
California and a number of atate
otriclaia and .,enciea to atop
what he called a atft of public
funda for noo-lmm.t11ant fraolao
s tudent• rrom ldnder1arten
through coUep.
He l&ld be took ate actloD
became cl tbe illepJ ad o1 tbe
Iranian IO"f1UDml ID Ml.liq
the American Sm ba11~ In
Tehran and &Jae deteauoa ol
American bostal•·
Brlaa• alto l• aaktac to
aboliab other at.ate ualataDce \0
the studenu in welfare, UD·
employment paymenta, Medi·
Cal service and food atampe.
Newport Says
'Hamb 0/I'
Of Upper Bay
Tbe Newport Beach City Coan·
cU wants the regional Southern
Califor1U Auociauoa ol Gov·
emmmb toll ... IU ..._.oil-"
Uoper Newport BaJ &Dd h!dwd
let a k>cal a1ency deal witb &be
bay· 1 ailtaboll problems. nit 1..,.. P&r Council \Oek •
aimilar lta:nd ea.rtiei' thia week.
Newport Beach council mem
~rs believe the JWi.sd.kuooa al·
fe cted-Ne wport. Jrvine and
Orange County-s bouJd be the
new policy gro up, Newport
Mayor Paul Ryckoff lndicated lD
a letter to SCAG direct.on.
"What we are r~ally k>ok..ing for
is more local control." Ryck.off
said.
Tbe county. Ryclloff noted.
presently 1upporta SCAG'a
views. SCAG bas endorsed a
plan wblcb recommends
waterUed ccmtrola, &Jricuhural
practiees aboYe tbe watsabed and coatrola la retanlatlon
baatm of tbe footMlla to atop lhe
flow ol lilt la&o tbe ba7
A local ~ would P"JPOM solutiooa for &aP9tnam prac-
Ucea. do a attt•dm ll1ld7 and
sua.-..,_." clreqiq in
the bay. R)'Cka« ukl.
Be aaid in the lettar that
Newport Beacb would prefer
that SCAG'aA'Ole be recluncl to a
"paaa throuCb qecy ~
review ol polidel Mt by a loca1
aiency."
Mrlo lJ' IQJurlDI anodtef. 1'I
injured womu'• unborn biab1
dau•bt.et died u • rwalt Of IM auauJL
Pour altbe Yk!Uml. lne~
ont Who auririved. ..,.. _ ~
Cotta lleaa. O•• of tbt
muJ'dered women lived ID I~
and anOeber llwd ID Corona'1~
Mar. ~ nn1¥tltl ....
Uved tn SUta Au IWOC.. "'•
"We aent tbat teletjpe &b
•1•nclea lo Canada, too ...
Lowenbert aaJd. ..In fact we
sent It a&11Wbtre tbat tbete .. a
receivw to bandle a m ....... "
Like 1WtJn police, eo.ta lleu
lnveltlptora an IUJJ ~ tbJ'Oup IDON than 2.080 liilldi
that rea:ldentl have' pboMd .In
the put month after pollce ts-
aued a drawtq ol the 1uapeet.
Cal.non Mid 10 ampec:ta ldeo-
Wled lit thole leada bave ..._ comp~y cleared in ll»eaM .•
"But that leavea u1 with
another 300 people that .... IUll belnc looked at and another • leada that we haven't even start-
ed to check," be said.
"We eou1d be workina on~
leada for another year,'' Camca added.
Recall Try
On Miller
Abandoned
The laat attempt to recall
Orance Count1 SupenhoY
Ed1aoa Miller baa fallen b7 tbe wayalde. ;
Stephen C. NW, cbalrman,.
tbe Committee to Remove
llUler, announced WedaeldaJI
that b4t la at.aruto-llna bia eftolta.
I •
Nlll. a ZZ.year-old law at•..,..
at Loyola University, aald Ula\
inatead of a recall bia or&a.niza.
lion will support a canc:Udate to
oppose Miller in the June
pnmary election.
Nill s a id he had great
1ru1roots support when be an-
nounced recall plana Oct. 23. At
that time he also crtticlze4
leaden or a previous recall
pou.p after tDe7 bad Krappef
their plana.
Miiier said today be never
took the recall tbat seriously and
wu not aurpriaed.
·'I bebeve that they realized
they were fighting a losin1 bU-
tle once emotions ran out."
)filler was appomted by Gov-
ernor Brown la.st July to replace
Ralph Diedrich.
He ran into an immediate
storm ol controversy because ol
a nll·war s tate ments while a
prisoner of war in North Viet·
nam and because ol bia rela·
tionsttiJ)ll with Jane Fonda and
Tom .Hayden.
MUler nid that be especta to
announce bia candidacy for ~.
full four-year term sometime
around the nm ol tbe =· MeanwldJe, be haa bold.-
inc hmd·ralalna event.a and.._
bad coatacta with polltical caa-aultiq ft.rm.a.
He aald be allO has elllaaed la
utemlve pabUc apeakfni caui-
paiam.
Asylum for Shah?.
CHICAGO <AP> -Repallllca
preaidenUal coat.ender Roaalcl
Reaaan says the United sa.._
"violated . . America ~·
pie" in not aranttni permaDellf;.
asylum to the Sb.ab of Iran.
'
Newport. Surf and Sport
Specialf%es .In ,
powferfwnu
1kuntainttrinlf
Quality Jacket•
In asaorted colors.
..
Jlmiy Drllg
fl
,f!sers Win
WUrt Nod
WASHINGTON (AP> -
'l'bouaands of ex-soldlera boo&ed
from the Army after urtnalYles
1bowecl they uaed d.ruaa will re-
cel•e boaonb&e ~flea if a court~allo~to...._ The former semcemen would e their 19'1·tban·bonorable
T.C.~u~
trict Judie Barrington D
Parker.
J1 Parker said the ArmJ acted il·
11••111 when it mustered out
1ol«l{ers wJtb less-tban-
boQorable dUicbaf'les who were
forced to submit urine samples.
..: It wu the first time a court
lau ordered aqtomatic upgrad-iag .. of diachargea for a large
IJ'OUp of ex-servicemen, accord-fDI to lawyers in the cue and
l!entagoo officials. The number
fll men involYed could be close to
Je,000, Parker said.
Royce C. Lamberth, chief of
die cml aedion of the U.S. at·
t,emesrs· office in Wasbtnstcm,
pid the government is consider·
., ... lllJPeal
•,ff• said· the Army does not
waut-• dffr'ad• ctt•Oharlff ••without comiderinl a IOldier'I
4'.el'.all service record."
l' Bartcn StichJnan, who Ill~ =e uit on beb~f· bt. 4a 'db·
• aOIA!lei-, ~aic! 11fe '"nlh1 _, d ~crease emplo7ment op-
portunltel for the men who -,e-
rid l«'il!ral and undesirable a . He cited a 18'13 arti·
c the .Army's Milltary Law
~•TieW. which aald employers
~ 6ducaton ncted negatively
5. d applicants whose dis-
es from the service were
ess anbonerable.
h)(oet of the dismissed soldiers
received 1eoeral discharges and
iem~ elilible for veterans'
benefltJI. The small percentage
•ho were pven undelirable dis-
char1eJ WC>Uld become eligible '*~under Parker's rul·
lflg. -· .
'••General" and .. undeitrabllr'
f,fe tt.--two ca~es· of leta-~-bddtnbh dlWim'IW tbat are banded out without a eou:rt-
martial.
SUatl'l , •!lb· repriaeateel Antoaio 4. Gllel Jr., said miast
clilcbarfecl after a aim· urinaJ11it wer. let ID tm ud 1973. He said
t6riller PnlideDt NlSOG ordered cle telU to tocatO drq .users in
UMt milltarY. especlally amcmc
dmc:emen aeninl in tile Viet· nam c:oidJict.
0-.: ..... eel tn 11'1', sued
rO.s.:Dlltrlct CoUrt after fill·
to trin ..:,.~ before
community of Laona. The 59-foot tall,
47-year-old white spruce will be moved to
W aahlngt.on Friday.
Cleveland Forest
Probe Set Friday
B,yALUIDDLE
Of .. Deity ...........
The Cleveland NaUonal Forest
is unique aJDOll8 areu mana1ed
by the U.S. Alriculture Depart-
ment Forest Service because it
cooslata d 450,000 acres situated
on three separate land blocks in
Orange, Riverside and San
DlefO eounttea.
iiig mix of people, but their in-
terests have been hard to pin
down."
Ms. Reid said she doesn't have
much difficulty recoplztnc the
interests of most of the meeting
goers.
• 'Tbe vast majority of people
attending," she aald, .. are
pTivate property owners with
land tnterfactng the forest. They
are concerned with law enforce-ment."
Forpaer Oran1e County
»oUtlctl lbllneler Dr. LoW Cd·
la .us pl8id iulli1 l'dcl81 In
San Dte10 County upertor
Court to 10 ol 127 cbafle1 ol
state Kedl.cal fraud and INDd theft. Ilia d.only aald Wednet-
da1 • . DetaUI of the plea bar1aJn let· Uemeat. 1n wb1eb Cella waa a.be rtabt to ~al certain Luua to
• hlCber eou.rt. were worked out dur1D1 an afternoon meetin1 between Cella'• attorney, Kei1b
Monroe. ~County ANt. Dut. Atty. IU I Capi.nl and
Juqe W1Wam Yale.
'I1le aettlemeat came on the
beela ol a lbarply worded state-
ment from Monroe that the
Oran1e County Diatrlct At-
torney's oftlce wu refuainc to
accept a aeulement ln the cue
and wu pushin1 for what was
expected to be a loo1 and COlt.ly
trial.
Aeeordtna to Monroe. Cella acned to the settlement aa a
means of movtn& the caae into
the Rate's appea.lS court.a.
Monroe explained that Cella
likely would ha~ been found
guilty on the charges had the
caae gone to trial. "We j ust
couldn't receive any further re-
lief at this <Supe rior Court)
level," Monroe aa1d.
Cella la charaed with funnel-
ing mooey out of two hospitals
he once eontrolled t o help
fmance pu9ieal campaigns. The
physician, who formerly had of.
fices in Santa Ana. now 11 m
federal custody on a convtction
on related federal charges in·
eluding Medicare fraud.
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Dr. Loula Cella
He is due to be released from
a federal pnsoo camp ln Lom-
poc m February. Monroe said.
As part of the settlement on
the state charges, Cella will be
sentenced to 21 months in
prison , Monroe SaJd . but the sen·
tence w1.U run concurrenUy with
the federal term meaning that
Cella 's February release date
will be preserved. Cella also will
be hoed $50.000. Monroe sa.ad.
Monroe said three tuves im-
medlately will be tak~n up on
appeal They a.dude:
Tbe settlement reached thi&
week la identical to one accepted
in San Diego two years a10. New
legal ~r eedings, however.' were red after an appeals
court ruJ that some of the
evidence used against Cella had
been seized illegally
The 127 counts or grand theft
and raise claims against the
s tale wer e containe d in a
Orange County Grand Jury tn·
dictment.
In return for his guilty plea.
117 o( the charges will be dis·
missed during Friday's proceed·
mgs before Judge Yale, Monroe
said.
The case waa moved to San
Diego from Orange County on a
change of venue motion. 1
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opportunity to dlacuaa what they
~ee aa the major issues in
managiq Cleveland lands Fri-
day iB Santa Ana.
A Forest Service spokesman
said the purpose of the meeting,
set for 10 a.m. in the Santa Ana
Public Ubrary, is to identify is-
sues so that an Environmental
Impact Report and forest plan
reflecting public sentiment can
be prepared.
··we WW weigh the quality of
input, not the quantity," Modee
said. What the agency la Joolcing
for, he said, is the idenWication
of issues and suggestions about
what activities should be al-
2 Get Artificial Blood '
But a Sierra Club represen-
tative said her group has doubts
about whether or not the agency
listens to,tbe public testimony it
solicits
Sally lleid, chairman of the
Sierra Club's Southern
California Forest and Wilder-
"" Are• ~u... aaicl the For•" 5-:tJ# .,bv ~ for RPJ>l.lG:;d.1# .... ,.:ilt -.,,put wbea fonanlattna mne..,.a
plan a.
lowed in various sections of the T "dentified t ta l cer. said Thomas C. Drees, forest. wo uru 1 pa .sen a a
If past performances are any Santa Ana hospital have become president of Alpha TberapeutJcs
the aecood and third Amen cana of South Pasadena. a subsadiary indication. Mrs. Reid contends, to receve artificial blood, wtuch of t he J a pa nese firm that
the Forest Service is talki.og still is unapproved by the Food m anufact.urestheblood.
through its ranger bats. and Drug Administration. Drees aaid Wednesday that
"After telling ua otherwise, The patients both we r e Dr . Ron L. Lapin , who
they weighed coupons and tear-Jehovah's Witnesses. Jehovah's spec1ahua ln treating Jehovah's out cards aa heavily as personal w _, eel th letters when it came time to Witneaaea refuse to a ccept itneues. penorm e opera-traaafusiona of natural a.lood tiom at Doctors Hospital. compile Roadless Area Review beeauae they believe the Bible Tbe artificial blood is tn
Evaluation (RARE Il) IUl'Ve)' ~orb1.a-u aceordlna to Auodat-odorlw wtnw emulsioo thlll ca reporg," sbe aid. • '-"" Or•"-· eood ... l'm&bta at-ed Preis. 'f!!!l...."'1~ .!!.~~Ileen~ _.. v T~e.,,Ff A. •. •••• •P•c...,_l .,..___._ ~ lilt tencUna Jl'rl4ay'• m~. or,• permllilail lb' ... tM _...,=,. a aueeemfQJ .,.,."•• cmlJ •
Tests oo animals show it is in-
ert and eventually eliminated
from the body. Bat U.S. re-
searchers say it muat undergo
further te9tfng before it can
beco me licensed and widely
used.
It bu been wider development
ln thia eountry and Japan for
about U yeara. The first
artlfteial blood tramfualoa lD the
U.S . ,.... perloriqed at tbel
t1Ul ••rtlty of 11lnne80ta l WO weebqo. .limtur ......_ ~. I. ur:a all· beeaw the pat.ieata' Uftl were an oxygen carrier and does DO(
dreaa matters Involving tbe threatened. One patient wu suf. clot or help i.maum.ise the boclr ,..,., u 1 nteareben IQ' UJeyJ
forest's Trabuco Ruion -the tlertlla ~ bJeedllui •&~l._llt ~ .ud ,_...~ ....... ,,.._.. •odllittoe Upa-c abllu UJt••• ••• llDdtlllt~«*-IDilla &1eectt•~ at.aDces. • ... ~.•r· .. m ,
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"When we loot at thf'flnllbed pl-•·-....r~~ln
put ... Mftf'Mil"~she'Wla:
mth*ta' J£0cii, iana ~entna
manasecaent officer tor the
Cleveland Forest. said respome
to a aeries of pabllc planninar
meetlnp 10 far bu been low. He
described the estimated 80 peo-
ple who have aUended three pre-
vious !IW!dnp "u an interest-
SllY4ndoCeQYoaa. __:;;:.:._::::.;~::.,.:.~~~__;:~~_..;.~_..;.~~~~~--~~------~~~~~~. .,,"OQe ·ec:mbover17 ..-dal to J
/ tUt area., ........... "la tbe "r-
iNue ol public access to the
forelJt 1D eoafllct with private
Light Side
Of c .. ? ruris.
WASHING TON (AP) -
Prealdeat Carter brought
a burst ol laUgbter in an
otherwise ao'Dlber news
conference with a deadpan
reaponie to a q_uestion
abijuf toreicn 11tudents in
the Utlited States.
Carter wu aalted by
Sarah McLendon, cor-
re•P.ODdent for several
email dail1 newapapen,
wbether foreign students,
and particular'1 lnmlam,
lhouktn't be acreened more closely before betn1 ad-
mlttedtotbla country.
"Well, it la very difficult
for an Iranian cltiJeD or a
student to get a naa at the
American Kmb•••Y In Iran at tbils tlmi.'' Carter aal~t. brtnllpa a wave of
laupter fJ:'Olll ~.
property owners."
The situation art.tea, Modee
said, primarily because of
public roads through the area.
Anotber Trabueo Relion Laaue
is whether or not wilderneu
status should be granted to San
Mateo Canyon.
Modee s aid the For e st
Service, after the RARE II sur-
vey, suggested that the area
simply be clo6ed to any vehicle
activity.
The agency changed its cok>rs
when it made that decision, said
Sierra dubber Reid. San Mateo
was included ln the RARE II
process for three years before
~in1 dropped two months
before the final survey report
waa iaaaed, she said.
"We cooaldered that action by
the Forest Service to be a double
cross," Mn. Reid said.
Jdodee said that, after the
public teatimon.J pbaae la com-
pleted Jan. 7, lllO, the Forest
Service will belin compillng the
impact report and plan. The
process wtl1 not be completed
until 1983, be aald.
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Hfigh()ffl(:jalOrdrrlftQtlw Nakml toed Out a/Coda Mna
municlpalicy'a famed Sunshine Studio. Tbat'1 the buainela
out on 19th Street where the ladies model while weartna
only a •mile. . Does tbia mean they'll have a Goin& OUt ot Buaineas
Sale! ••••••
SPEAIUNG OF COLD WO&KING condttiom, YoW'
complainta about frt&id mominp alone lh1I couWne an
confirmed. The Fruft Frost Warninp are back oo KFI
radio now at 6 o'clock, seven nipta a week.
In byaooe days around bere, the frtgid forecast meant
that you ran right out to smudae your navel oran1es or
lemons.
Now it Just means you turn the electric blanket up to 9
and assume the prenatal position.
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REPORTS HA VE JtJST come out of the Countt.c::.: that another recall campalln aaaiaat Supervilor
Mlller bit the dual.
Thls one was 1uppoeedly betDa puabed by a Loyola U
la w student named Stephen NW..
CHatlTOHUaOR, Jft'W
Z1alaad '(AP> -IM lttw r.iatad J>C.lit IUl ..,.... llT r:rtCIM to ..., ....... ... foeuea Wll • ~ ..... l6dl oltM...... Uil'UIJI DAlot .... ,.., ... f Mimt,
lbt . director OI Ute NOOftlT ~atkiDMNtidQ. Moaat•hnan _... Nldlld U.
1Jopee Of lloa8' SI au Mid a
polar ........ Wll • klJ '*"1• IDI, tM ..._ &Dd '9ekaaft,. a u .I . N•TY 1pobeman NJC)lted.
TBSD&AftTOLLln .......
day'1 era• 'tf•• tb• lourUl-lar1eat ln avlatlon lll1wrJ,.
Twtnt1-one Americana were
amoai U. vtdlma.
Recoftl'7 operation dlNdOr
Roy Tbomeoa Wd the Air New
Zealand DC-10, OD a llabtleeblf
nt1bt to the ant.ar~tfe, 11wu
ba1lcall1 oa t.be Wf'Olll 1kle • the mountain."
"lt would Hem there b•• tae. a aubltanUal error ln navtaaUon
by the pilot .. .It eraabtd on the
northeut aide ot Mount l:Nbul.
It 1bould have bMn pa .. 1n1 UM
mountain on the norU1we1t
1lde,'' aald TbomlOll. chW Of UM Antartlca dtvt1lon of Ne*
7.ealand'1 Departmea~ Uflc and lnd\wtrial ReH
Tbormon Hid M
certainly rule out the btltY
of structural or mechanical
failure.
"IN MY OPINION the plane
was certainly in the wrons place
to come down s o low ,··
Thomson, one of the country's
foremost autbortUea oa the an·
tarcllc, told r•portera ln
Auckland, New 7.ealaad, before
leavin1 to bead up operatlom to
try to recover the bodies. .
Recovery ol the bodies trom
the froum Antarctica cout 2,000
mUea llOUt.b ol bere will be a
formidable tHk. Tbe plane
crashed and exploded about
l~ feet up the aide of tbe
12,400.foot Erebu.a, u acUve
volcano.
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CMILDMN "'AV PCM 1MllR CUllMATl'a DUD PAl'MD
The aarre ,....,, D•Yld .. ...-.... ••A--. c... Vldlme
IBT • Twite, <AP> -
Pos>e U~~~ and k1-d Patrtvda ~
I of tbe J:aatera Ortlaodox
Church todaJ u the leaden~
Cbrlltlanlty'1 two lar1eat.
brancbel 1ymboUcally t.uncbed
thelr d1aJope to end more than
n!ne centuries ol diviaton.
The Roman Catholic poot1ff
also bu11ed Patriarch Soork
Kbalud1an of the Armenian
Cbnatiao Church shortly after
flylne to Istanbul from Ankara,
wbere be extended bl.a appeal
for ''moral values, peace and
liberty" to Moalem1. The pope
amved in lhil overwbelminil.Y
blamlc nati<Ja Wednesday.
Joba Paul '1 plane l&Dded 1n
lat.anbul, ChriaUaDitlr' ~ Eutern capUal, mldir a bHpt sun brealdU thl'oqh ac.u..d
cloudJ. Turi.1th and Cb.riat.lan
reUcloua oftkiall were oa bmd
to rreet uae pojlaff ~ u.. ~ tarmac.
BEPOSE UIAVING Anbra. the pcatlff toad a pt.ba1q ol
Catholic. at a cbu~b ln the
Italian Embuay complex that
lllam and Olrtat&atty mU$t pro.
mote tolidar1ty, add1n1 that
''this la a oecelllty of our ace
and an order ot God "
Tbe pope said that blur 61 a
monotbetatlc rell11on, rec·.
01niul Jesus as a true prophet
and venerates the Vlratn Mary.
Tbe pope paid his respects to the
Turkisb 1overnmenl leaden
Wednesday In Ankara. t be
caplut.
On Friday tbey wtU formally
inaucurate a 3E to remove some ot U.. o c~ to ~ unJtleatkllHil two bnadlll9 ot CbrllUatty. wblcb apltt 115
yean qo and now claim a total ot 900 miWoo memben.
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"However, we do DOt bell'"lt .. cu be SeimNd that th.ii is aa
t.raordiDerJ cue pr11 •tn1 es traordbwy~·· •
TB& "1.JDGB ordel'M
PRtml prcle9edtnp .....
'Mdletel; wt tltat tM e-.
'prcwuted ~.··
Rosen laid that tf tbe ,..rtm;t
ultlmatel1 flnd tile TVP•IUlll!a
School Bou'd In Ml eo111a1111-~
with all CClllltltut""'•I , ..... !:~· men ta eoneea alq ndaJ · 7 •a-o:-
llOD, ··we tll1md to eater a •· der of eompllanee and doM tale
cue IO that q..UOU Rdl • we have just l"e90lftd. are DOt
prneat.ed to another Jud&e 36
yean from now."
Re said if the school board is
found not to be In full com-
pltaoce, he will enforce the or·
den neceuary to obtain com·
pltaoce and then cio.e the cue.
AMONG Tll08E ASIUNG to
reopea tbe&._caae was Linda
Bf"CHra 8mi111, mother of two
Topeka PUii&. Tbt orictnal U.S.
Supreme Court deciatoo bean
her ma.Iden name. Recall campaipa a_Jaimt a -POW lliller an one ol
UM evnmt .oa•ws ol oraace Count7 pollUca. TbeJ drop
faster than eucalyptus Jeavee. ••••••
A three-mu New Z.alaod
moua~ tum low ... to
the crub alt• bJ u.a,. Na.,.
helicopter reported no din ol
1urviwn. TbeJ u,llted "80or10 bocll.ee, '' but UM bodie9 '"'9 f..t
bem1COWll"edbyblowin1anow liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii on the permanent lee pack, lbe
AND FINALLY, THE WORD bu come lhat the brass
of our Fublic Utilities Commiaaion was vuUy diaappoint.ed
by the turnout up at the County Hall ol Admin.Latratioo for
a Pacific Telephone beartnc.
At issue was whether or not Ma Bell should be allowed
to charge you 15 cents for every "information" call you
make in excess ol 20 per month.
One of the PUC wheels piped because "fewer than a
half dozen" citizens showed up to complain about the prtc·
ing plan.
Maybe there's a logical explanation for the paltry
turnout.
Maybe everybody else was oo the phone, tryina to 1et
a right number.
Navy spokesman said.
THE NEW ZEALANDEU re-
ported aubaero temperatures
and said bU11ard-Uke winds
were blowlnl piece• of
wreckage down the moun·
tainalde, crlascroesed wtth deep
crevasses.
The reports to a Navy bead·
quarters here were made by
radlo from the U.S. reaeardl
bue at McMurdo Sound, eome
40 mllee from Erebus. Both the
mountain and the base are oa
Roe• bland, just off the coast.
Blizzard Blasts New York
TMy're Shovelin' Off in Buffalo
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Believing that deaf children should have
an opportunity to talk to a Santa Claus who
cares, 20-year-old Brad Hatton of San Jose
bas learned sign language. He says deaf
children are overjoyed to learn they can
finally tell Santa what they want for
Christmas. The child is Debbie Sicberman.
Boy, 2, H~ld as Hostage
Father Fires Sho~ Sun-emkn
SAN JOSE <AP> -A rifle-
totiDj father held police at bay
for 1Mn u.r-baun artJ
toClag ldctine lats twa:-.Yeat'410 ~ ~bQjtage in his rel1de 1*e ~r a dispute witb hll wtfe,
pOllcesakt San JGie police said the man,
ideJltilkid a John JIP!'•1ue. 25,
flqall' tunendered to police
wlbOut' lncldent and w• taken tq •~'lll6arby hospital for
p&ycb11trtc evaluation. »\l om potat. be told police he
dilln 't wut to hurt hls SOD but
wOuJd aboot at anybody who
c.tme near the house. Apparent·
lyJ be fired one shot during the _..hour ordeal, bat lt wasn't
inSended to bit anybody.
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roUowlna a stroke. lier aie was
reported variously as between 62
and 68.
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SAN DIEGO (AP> -The
Navy said an air and sea search
would resume today for an of·
ficer who disappeared Wednes-
day after ejecting from a dis·
abled fighter plane.
Offidals at Miramar Naval
Air Station said the unidentified
radar intercept officer was
ejected from am F-14 when the
craft's plexiglus cockpit canopy
suddelalr ~w off.
The man was still •ttacbed to
his seat when be left the plane,
but Navy apok~1men said no 'parachute was al&hted and the
llier 8' preswuea dead.
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SACRAMENTO <AP> -Al·
sem bly Republlcao leader Carol
H•llett aays sbe will seek united
GOP support la January to re-
peal aov: F.dmUDd Browa Jr.'• ~....,.... elJocttion pro.
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Mn. Hallett. el At.etde•o. lilaaecl a ltMen'* Wed:needay
aa7ln1 De ls arsfal all M-
aembly and Senate Republicans
to endone a proposed resolllUon
by Auembl)'man ~ene Cbap-
pie, R·Roeevtlle. to end Brown's
state ol emeraency.
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SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -The
state Board of Equalhation bu
asked the California Supreme
Court to overturn a declaioo aJ.
lowing three major public
utilities to reduce and roll back
property lb assessment.a t.nder
Proposition 13.
The state Court of Appeal on
Oct. 16 reversed a San Francisco
Superior Court niliDS against
Pacific Gu and Eleetrtc Co .•
Southern Califomla EdllCD and
San DielO Gu and Eled:ric.
A petition filed Wednesday by
the attorney 1enenl'a qfftce for
the board contended tbe appeal
court declliol1 wu clearly er-
roneous and violated tbe
California cooatitution.
Tia rleea persona were charsed wtda trespa11n1 in a demoaatiatian at the plant CID
llaftb 11. a tfl'fl da71 after the
Tbree Mlle Island radlatJon
leak. 0.. ... fotand IUih1 in
Juatiel Caa.rt, two pleaded aail·
ty, and a miltrial WU cled.ared
for tbe reet.
'Love-in'
Contract
Espoused
SACRAMENTO <AP> -No
contract, no property setUe
ment.
That's tbe way actor Lee
Marvin's lawyer says tbe law
should read for unmarried
couples livtnc tocether.
Attomey David Ka1on Hid
coatrKtS would "mJn.imiu op-
portunities for fraud and legal
blackmail."
But not everyone agreed with
Marvin's lawyers Wednesday at
a bearing of the Assembly·,
Judiciary Committee.
Pooela Po.,er
Taking advantage of a sunny day. a pa1 r of rollerskates
and a willing tow from Sook1e, his three-year-old St.
Bernard. Jon Robinson. 9, scoots along a Del Mar street
Davis Sets Stage A npeeeotative of California
Women Lawyen said restricting
the ~to sue for part of an ex·
lover a property would hurt
some poor women.
AND TBE COMMITTEE
cbalrman said such a require-
ment would be full of loopholes.
For Gay Rights Law·
Tbe committee WU beadnC
testimony OD ABH4 b_fc A•· se~ WJ}ter Inaall.I. D-
RtJen.ide, tbM result.ed from tbe cue ID wblcb MJcbelJe Trto1a
ga.e 111>• stnetnc career after be
promised toaupport bel'.
DA VIS <AP> -The DaVl.S Clty
Council is to consider a l•Y
rights ordinance at Its Jan. 9
meet!DI. TM coandl Toted S.2 Wednes-
day to .......... etty auor_,
to drall 5uch an ord.mance.
employment and business
se"aces on tbe buts of .ma!
prefenmee wu Introduced by 1 )laJOt Tom Tomasi tD bebd of the Davia G111 Tm Fon:e.
Ma. ·~ loat tbe eaH, ~the woa $10C,OOO in "re-babWUll:lian •• eosta.
The 9'0Ce foUowed two hoan ol.
i.tlmmT ~ mmv o1 u.e 2DD penoas who attesKfed the meet· tna .
An Informal poll of the COlblcll
members indicated that they
ould .ap •• ••ch aa or· f dlnence ....
But the ease did rault in a
ru.linl that an unmarried couple
livinl toeet.ber could be found to
have an lmpHed undentandiftl
that they would divide their
property after they broke up .
INGAU.8' BILL would change
that rulinC by requiring a writ·
ten contract for a property set·
tlement. He said it would pre-
vent a nood of Marvin·type
cases.
Tbe testimony WH about
equally dlvtded tor and ap.lmt:
Proponeata aaid 1enerally that it
was a civil rtpta, human rights
and lifestyle LSSue
Opponent.a aenerally followed
the argument or Councilman
Jim Stevens, wbo said he op-
posed any law that would com·
pel anyone to associate with
persons not ol their l.tktn&
THE PROPOSAL to protubal
d1scrim1nation in housanit.
Energy Studied
LOS ANGELES (AP> -The
Local Government Commission
on Renewable Resources, an ad·
visory group whlcb ls expected
to rece1ve formal commission
status from Gov. Edmund G.
Brown Jr . has met for the first
tame to discuss the future of
solar energy
AwardOK'd
lo Lawsuit
EUREKA CAP>·-A
Humboldt County jury
baa awarded $12 .6
million in damages to
Seamen's Dlrect Buyins
Sernce, a f1ahiq boat
supply company that
claim• it went out of
bullnea after Standard
-Oil Company of
California broke a fuel
supply coatract.
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Students Test-wise
One aspect of recently released statewide test scores
that has been noted by educators is that students don't
seem to take them as seriously as they do graduation pro-
fl c1ency tests.
There arc two e vident reasons: One is that on the
slate tests only school and district scores are tabulated.
Individual s tudents don't learn how they 've done.
The second reason is that students know that they
have lo pass the proficiency tests to graduate. The state
tests don't affect t.bem at all
One might point out, of course, that the state scores
are useful in helping schools evaluate their programs,
and that students oufJht to want to aid in improving the educational system.
But we're living in an era when testln1 rule.
s upreme. Kids are tested before learning a skill. after
learning a section pf it and after CQ~pleting the program,
then later on to see what they've retamed.
Young people are bright enough to know where their
own interests lie. They lie in passing a test that counts,
not one that 1s supposed to help somebody else in what
often seems like a theoretical and nebulous way.
Maybe somebody ought to start testing the tests to
find out wtuch ones are worthwhile.
Sobering Move
Newport Beach City Council wrestled with a recur·
ring issue this week, a request by the Parks, Beaches and
Recreation Department to allow use of alcoholic
beverages at city facilities.
Addition of a multipurpose room at the Oasis Center
in Corona del Mar apparently has created demands from
the public that the room be used for wedding receptions.
The parb department wants a change in a policy allow-
ing wine u the only alcoholic beverage permissible on
city-owned property.
The contention is that rental of the multipurpose
room for wedding receptions would increase rental rev-
enuesif alcohol is allowed.
The council turned thumbs down on the request after
one of its members declared the Oasis, council chambers,
library or other public facilities are not proper places for
dri.nk:lng. \.
The concept that absolutely no alcohol should be con-
sumed on public property has been around for a long
Ume. And with some reason.
But perhaps that philosophy is a bit archaic. We're
not advocating cocktail parties in the City.Council cham-
bers or beer dispensers in the libraries, but serving wine
at a wedding reception de>esn't strike us as a great blow
td public morality. • Opinions exprnsed in the space above are those of th• Daily Plfot.
Other views expressed on this page are those of their author• and
artists. Reader comment 11 Invited. Address The Dally Plk>t. P.O.
BOx.1580. Costa Mesa, CA 92826. Phone(714) 642--4321 .
Boyd/Book Boom,
V .8. INTEILIGENCE aaen·
cles are workin1 revertably to
Identify tbe uWmate winner of
tbe KNmllD'I Ruaalao n>aWte.
Mailbox
WBBTBEa the .. youn1"
Romamv, an older rival or a COil·
IOl'Uum al bopefu1a takes over
from Bremnev, one tb1q II oe.r·
tahl, aceont1DI to a top '' •• CIA evahaaUon: Any aucc•ar
wftl have to have ~ support of Politburo member Yury-'\'. Az>.
' dropov, head al UMt peryulvely
powerfUlKGB aeempollce.
"The KGB bu an lmpot'UDl
role to play ID tbe aUCC*lkJD
proceu or in a period or polJUcal
ln•tabtUty," the ClA '1 secret
TBS DRMfAN klnamater la
a tall. 1Cbolarl1·1ooiln1 man
who apeaa Eniliab naentJy. Sources tGW our UIOela&.e Bob
...
8£AGAN a£....,.P: •ovie
Mlt•lll' buffl are fadDg what's
ab,lplq up as a 4.PdnmnlaJ
fam1De OD late-atcbt feleviaian. Tbanb to a beartleu Pedelal
Com munlcaUonllilleomm~~ such savory au•acreen
as "Bedtime for Bonao,"
"Naughty But Nice,'' "Hellcats
of the Navy," "Killers of 1964"
and "The Hasty Heart" are
hereby banned from the
airwaves until after the star of
these flicks, Ronald Reagan.
drope Im status as a presidential candidate.
The ruling as 05lenslbly to pre-
vent demands for equal time
from tus opponents. but it also
had the effect of preventing
Reagan's nvals f rom using the
r eruns lo make him look
ridiculous.
Why Should 'Busy' Signal Cost 25 Cents?
To the F.ditor:
This is a "clasa action" letter
meant for the Pacific Telephone
Company, and lo acquaint
others fanancially concerned. I
hope The Pilot will cooperate by
printing this letter.
Since Nov. 1 Ma Bell baa im·
posed a 25-cent charge on sub-
scribers for each call made to
ascertain if a line is out of order
After receiving a "busy" slpal
for hours when tryto1 to call a
small service store I asked the
operator to test the line to de·
termi.De it it actually were beiDg
used, &lld if not to report it out of
order.
·'That will be a 25-cent
charge," I was told
I DON'T believe a caller
shoul4 be peoall%ed for calll.na
the telephone company's atten-
tion to faulty service. If a check
is made and the line actually ls
busy, perhaps an impatient
caller might pay a penalty for
increaln1 the phone company's work load. If the fault ls a re~
ceiver off the hook, the called
pal."(y ls responsible, whether
throuJh inadverteqce· or de·
liberate action to aaaure beiq
und11tu.rbed.
At any rate, Ma Bell sboukt be
pleued pbone uaen attempt to
cooperate in tmprovlftc aervice
by reportfni auspicious eoadi·
Uona and the impotition of a fee
is hereby <and oaJy here) ~
teated. O.H.P.KING
r•re•• •ere
To the Editor:
Tbe tbrut to our atmospbett
la not oa1Y for tbe future, but bu
earulfed US DOW.
I hope tbat the DaUy Pilot will ~OOUe Uill daqer and eoo-
lider 8 in terms ol lta support
for farther IJ'C)Wtb of bednaom
communJtlea ud artert• to fled~
It b1i1 bliD aald that hedOtn
C!aD be defined U JOU?' flit~
11mlt4d b7 tbe P09ltion Of m;,
DOH. Our DOH, re1ptrato17
p111qn, lune•. ~d cueraJ hult!l AN IDYOl..ct ill all .. tlalo~'-!nvolytps tbe ariWtb wsuua~ 8outl Coliit atr ~'. ROBDTS. ROMNBBR0.11.D •
Uon that the "lllUe euys " aren't
UJin1 the small claims court.
They are, as I do, but so are the
big 1uys. And what's wrong with
the "big 1uys" savin1 legal
fees? U they don't, their leeaJ
expenses would be paned oo to
ua "little pya" In the form ol
bllher prices.
In conclUliou, the uae of small
claims doesn't preclude the "lit·
tie 1uy1'" uaa1e of it. Does
anYoDe know 1e>me "liUJe f'O'"
who didn't use the ayatem
because of the bl1 pya?
TIIOMAS B. O'K&ER
Clt•8•11Cleai
To the Editor:
1118.Q)' people may baft dis-
covered the almost conatant
traffic Jam at the north end of
Irvine Avenue in Newport
Beach, caused by: the Corona
del Mar Freeway endlnc.
airport congestion. too few
street lanes on Irvine Avenue
and the Illegally s topped
gasoline waitlne line for the Ex·
xon station al the Bristol ln· t.eraection. Several minor auto
colllalons have oceurred here re-
cently. I use the term "Uleplly
stopped" because the curb ls
poat.ed .. No Stoppinc At Any
Time."
Tb• various businesses aJoaa
thia block (including mine) have
made repeated calls to the
police about the lllqal stopping
and lane bloctqe with almost
no reapcae. Tbe Police fanally
appeared one day and cleared
tbe •u waie;Une out. We all tbou1ht "fin a response,"
but then le that the police
bad been impeded by the Jam-Up on tbetr way to u accident
elaewbere and declded on their own to eome back atwwant to
lake cu. ot tbe line.
venience for two high state of.
ficials carries a lot more weipi
al city hall than tbe serious ln·
coovenieooe and financial loaes
of four local b\asiDeuea, not to
menticxa t.be buard ol a a.erioas
auto accident.
JOHMHJCSJ'ON
l_le,-4
To the Editor:
Should Jmk food be bumed?
We can talk about It a kl&, tu
like the weather. dofn1
aomet.tdnc about it II qaite a dlf.
rerent dmlg.
F1nt. let's define junk food.
What ii it? To know what ~
food ... to jOU. I anast lmoW who
you a.re. U JOU are a dtabeec, It
may be anytbin1 witb beaYJ
auaar content, lacJadlng
alcoholic bever.,.. U you rm•
health food store, it's~
that you don't sell. If J'QU are
trying to lose welabt, It'•
an)'tb.i.q with a lot ol calorlel. U
you are a kid, it's probably
spinach. peas and liver.
NOW SC>llE people will tell
you that a hambor1Jer II JWLk
food. What la lU It is p'OGDCl
beet, a sauce and a veaetablo •
perbspe tomato, onion or pickle
on a ban made from •beat. la
that junk?
To some people it 11 a caadJ
bar made ol m.Ut, butter, eaa ..
suaar, mu and other good food
produc:ts. One penoo will tell
you that low-calone IOda pop ls
junk because lt contains pnc·
Ucally rdbin(, while a penoo
OD a diet will tell JOU that it is
eood because it ii low-calorie.
I would be for hlnntn1 Junk food if I knew 1'tlat it II, but It la
a CODfUDon of tslbs. FOOcl can.
not be Junk and Junk cannot be
food. The two terms are op-
podtes.
Jllll~LDING
facilities within the city or
Newport Beach. Airport Action
understands that Koll/Aetna
wants to build a 500-room hotel
at Koll Center in Newport
Beach. We presume such a botel
complex would be comparable
in •ise &Dd capacity to host coo-
venUona. coatenmees and meet-
ln11 to the 500·room Hyatt
Re1e11e7 at tbe Broadway Plua
IA downtown Los ~eles. If
IUCb II tbe cue. tbe IColJ/Aetna
botel would be aJpJficantJy
lar1er tMn the Newport Beach
Marrtatl at ln rooaa.
1'1111 aNTatlCllON al any
.... -.Id be ccmtno to the
beat •• wta of .... dt.J. u
Newport Blada were 1c> allow
eoeat.nldiOD ol • ..... lloeel It
WOGld 1) add 8ilntft~ .. t.be
au.rface tndllc oa the eaat AIJe ol
the Bay, Ud I) add allGtheT
powerful vcice to the lobby .... illl to expend the Jolm WQDe
Airport. Surely a aubltantlal
number al tbe new hotel'• l'*'8
would arrive and depart tblOUlb
the Jobza w~~ creatma.
demand f« additional carrten
-and the apuaioa of fac:WU.. In
addJdan., penniaaJae to build a new~ would mm it very dlf. tlcult IA tbetu&u.N to._, any re-
.Questa bJeJi'*'n1 boteJa for &arae eca1e..,...1on (foraample, 100 or JOO room eddltlons).
Airport Action ur1ea the
Newport Beach Qty Couocil to
remove from tbe 1eneral plan
any poulbllU;r that a hotel will
be built at Koll Center or
anywhere e1le ln the Cil1 of
Newport Beach. It does not
make --tot tbe d~ to wort at kMSUI tbe airpoct ~talned
ID &lie md tbm to allow a new
bDt.i to be buUt, • hotel that wtU mo.a. alr and IW'faee traftlc.
Ali'pOrt Ad:kiD bopel tbe Qty
Cou11ell wlll remo•• tbe ,_= of cml&IQltilo; .... ,..... tM ieMnl
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JUClWlD 8. JONAS, M.D.
"I MEAN, how many times
bave I woken up in bed next to a
woman r bad just met the ni&bt
b"tfoN! At tll'lt wu a ~t that be It ~~:~,;for • WOllW1 t .. u.,, •peelalb after· I ftnt Uke tbe Wt.er~r.
cot dlvoreed Ucl wu ldnd of "Well. J I'*' wbat I'm ••)'· down about lll)'Mlt. Jt was met lnJ ts that l th1nk a kit Of men
to a.ow that tbtte Wte-nt Yt'Om.e are:· be ta.id ... Not that the)'
who Uklid me aD4 wanted to tnow tt -but eom.umea JOU apeod tbe mpt w1tb me. baH to see eometb.lna lO blaet
"But lately -all J .cao tb1lt aad white. like that letter,
about la ho• there's DOthiDI before you think aboul It. ~al about me at 111 Oil Ud&-___ ...,.............,,.. ..
putlCiilli litm\laJ mcinlq I .. THE WOllAN wrote that. ber wake up Wltb um woman I met weddtnl Dlabt naUJ was lier
10 boars bllore -aad • tJii ' •edd.baa ailht. l auulD• that
Saturday bdore Uiat • ·pro. what lbe wu tl)'lnf to say was
bably wake up with eome otbei' that 1be wu a virsfn before 1be
1uy. and the next Saturda)' aot married. Pretty quatnt in
she'll wake up with a third IUJ. tbi1 day and qe. and I'm not
So wbat'110Jl)eeial about me! sure that I ev.n believe her -
• but 11 tt'110 out ol the queltion, .. TllA'l"S TD alee WDc abaul then ~ Clo I ftAd myself t.bl.ak· that woman's letter. Sbe 15 Inc aboUt lt!"
speclal for her buaband, and I •aid tbat if I wu understand·
he'• apeclal for ber. Maybe it's in& him rtaht. be wu com.in&
just an unrealistic tfluslon , but il danaerou.ly close to talkin1
sure Mema to be a pretty nice about revtvtn1 the old theory
one. You can aet Just so jaded that any woman with sexual ex
,and aopblsticated and scoff at penence was "damaged 1oods ··
that kind ol thini before you re-"WeU. 1 know tbat at IOUDds
ali.te that maybe it isn't so bad.'' like that.·· he said. ''And maybe
I asked bJm if be waa aaytng thal°s what I am talking about
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From Eaat Germany
Gr.cefully ahaped glasses have ,,__...,.. sharply faceted stems.
WATER RED WINE BRANDY
GOBLET 51/4 •tall 4• tafl
&• tall 8 Oz. 6 oz. 4 oz.
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PERSONS
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add up to a neet and
stylish coffee ·•Tom
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STERLING SILVER
LOCKETS From Thailand
011ttenno
lncteed IOcket•
to hold t>ftty
pteturea.
>4 • Heart or 1 •
Oval 10cke1
With 18" chain
9.99 each
ROUND BEAD GARNET
NECKLACE From India
6MoOtft bftty beeds
form a most
eteoant
necklace
WONoa.FUL WIND CHIMES
Breezy tones from bf ass
to t>t.cnt>oo. 8AM800
FtOM Tlltwan 6 '/1 • c»a. 2J. tong
1.77
BlSOUE CANDl.EHOlOER a FlOWER TAPD CANDLES
From Japan
Gtae.ful tttm tapers to
make a light·
l'leartecl "bouQuet ·
CANDLES
Red, Yellow. Leaf OrMn.
l¥0rf, AntlQue Brown.
<>ranoe & Whit•
15· 1ono
1.19 J*g. ol t2
WHITE BISQUE HOLDER
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candles.
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SECTION
conON VOILE PAINT
MAXI OAESS ·
From India
LtQht weiohl A-hne
dress ttas raglan
steeves and button
necJlltne 1n a prelly
mutt1co10red
bitty print
ASSORTED
COLORS
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LUBECKER
CHOCOLATE COVERED
MARZIPAN BAR
From West Germany
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2 5 oz net wt. .. ~\
.83
BAHLSEN PFEFFERNUSSE
From West GfHmany
Spicy lugar glazed
cootUes are perlect
Chrlatmas treats.
7.1 oz. net wt.
.97 00 .
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From lnd11 ._ -----t Handy boxes to .. ,
HANDCARVED NATURALLY
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From Hono Kono
Bitty charmer wears
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REFLECTOR LAMP
From T&Httey
Ught the way for
Rudolph et al.
12· 1a11
2.99
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From Taiwan
Jo take good care
01 10Uf mC>fl9Y ms.
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ACCUIORJU From The Ptllll~nee
...
hOk1 all kinda
of treasures.
CIGARETTE BOX
Holds 10 1.49 ClQ11'Wltea DEEPLY
3• x 4 v. • CARVED
fl
LEAF TOP
SOX
4" X6"
2· deep
1.99
Huntington Theft
Su.peel Ca~ght
A 22:rear-old man
police alJeSe WU one or
two men wbo bound and
c•Hed an elderly Hunt·
lo.ton Beach couple
&;pt. Z1 tbet'I made ofr
wfth $30,000 worth or
Ptntu nap bu been a~ted by San Diego a orltia.
an Stanley Farmer,
o( HunUnlt<>n Beach,
was plcked up on a
~.000 robbery warrant
Tuesday. Officials said
be was nabbed while at·
tempting to enter the
U.S. rrom Mexico.
Police said Farmer
apparently had been m jail in Mexico but were
unsure what charges
he'd been held on.
Another suspect, 23·
year-old Bradley Jay
Barton, was arrested
early this month in con·
nectlon with the robbery
of 70-year-old Am Kiani
at hia Qimmer Lane
home.
•
Farmer, police said,
will be tranaported to
Huntington Beach to·
day . Barton Is in
custody at Orange Coun·
ty Jail tn Ueu or $25,000
bail.
The robbery victim
and hla •year-old wife
told poltce two men
barged into their home,
tied them up and left
with ten ruga and a
tapestry.
The stolen Items,
police aaid, haven't been
recovered.
Court R111ing
SAN FRANCISCO
<AP> -A defendant in a
criminal case cannot be
convicted solely oo the
buia of an out-ol-court
idenliftcation wit.bout a
corroborating idenWica·
Uon durina tbe trial, the
Caltfornia Supreme fearthM
Scout-o-Rama
Set Saturday
Boy Scout1, Cub
Scouts aad Explorers
from throudlout Oran1e
County will conduct a
Scout-o-rama Saturday
at the Orange County
Fairgrounds In Costa
Mesa.
Featured from 10 a m.
to 6 p .m . will be
demonstrations or
various scouting sit.ills, a
cook-0-rama, booths and
camping demon -
strations.
Admilslon la $2 per
family. Entrance is
recommended from
Arlington Drive to avoid
swap meet traffic.
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Award Panel Nominated
presented at a luncheon
la Mardi.
11 rt. D a ale 1 G . accompllabmenta b1
Aidrieh Jr, ol Newport youtb, special bealth
Beacb bu beeo 1eleeted 1ervlcee. support pou.ps
to le• d t be 1 9 7 9 accompliahmenta, ~ial Or1umationl wiahinl DilJMyland Commu.nity comm u n, t y . c iv t c to participate lo tbe
Ser v l c e • Aw a rd c o m m u n , t y , awards program are
Committee. environment and aaked to write to
Tblt will be tbe 23rd ecolo1y and aenior Procram Admlniltrat.or. 7ear Dlaneyland baa citizem aemcea. Disneyland. 1313 Harbor
s-..... cr•·-U4a•w. A-.
493-7301
413-7I01
made eub 1ranta tc> A ward a w, l l b • Blvd., Ababesm.
Ol'l•nJUtioal Jlldced to---------------------------------be maadu out1&eadln1
eontrlbutlon1 toward bettertnc tbe qaallty of
111e in Oraal• Count7 ...
Tb1a yur'1 awarda will
total Sl00,000 with
iranta beiaC made ln Increment.I of $20,000,
$5,000 and Sl,000.
· M ra. Aldrich ii one or
several Oranee County
residenll named to the
committee. Ot.ben are
Henry Segeratrom of
Costa Meaa, Mrs .
Sa.mmy Lee of
Huntloaton Beach and
Superior Court Jvdae
Frank Domellicbinl of San Clemente. Also
named to the panel were
California Anaeh
executive A.E. "Red"
Pattereon ·of Anaheim
and Mrs. Kenneth
Caines of Oran1e.
Mra. Aldrich, wile of
the UC Irvine chancellor.
is on the board of
trustees of the Children's
Hospital or Orange
County. UCI Town and
Gown and serves on the
National United Church
of Christ Board or
Homeland Miniatry.
Nominations for the
awarda are in 10 areas,
cultural, educational,
service ror youth,
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llAOPIPOl IKJRL AWAY Pl NtlRUURO, N.Y.
Donald ,,.._, Undeay, left. and b.._nt M•rtl CuPtng
Couple Run
f 'Piping Sclwol
PETERSBURG, N.Y. <AP) -People who Uve
in tbe Berbbire foothills near Petersburg are
accustomed to the bauntinc altlrl of the pipes as
Donald Fraser Lind.lay puses on the spark or claaalcal piping to studenta.
It's on the mountain here that Lindsay and bis
father, James. built the lnvermart CoUese of
Piping, the only institution in North America
devoted solely to piping. The tbret'·buildine
eomplex la home for Lindsay, 34, and b1a wife,
Annie, a potter.
THE LINDSA vs· INTEREST IN piping began
more than 20 years ago when Donald developed a
fascination ror touring Scottish pipe bands.
"My father couldn't keep me away, so he
fmally bought me a practice chanter," Lindsay
recalls ,
Learning to play the practice chanter, an
instrument akin to a recorder, is the first step in
piping.
• Instead or banishing his son to the woodshed or
garage, however, J ames Lindsay, also got a
chanter. A piper in their hometown of Morristown,
N .J ., helped, but it wasn't long before the Lindsays
wanted to learn more
··roa THE NEXT THREE SUMMERS we
went to the Gaelic College at SL Ann's, in Nova
Scotia," Lindsay aaya "I was 13 when we first
went. It waa beautiful."
It wa at St. Ann's that the Lindaays beean to
'UDdentanc:l "piobaireacbd" or classical pipina.
'!nae G..ae word, JICono.meed ''pea-brook,"~
.,lplDJ.a!:•t 1oe1 ~ die. ma.rp.hu moat ;Ame •IOCiate witb t.be lmtrumeDt.. "I fell JD love with it," Lindsay -.ya. "lt WU
somethiq which bad deYeloped separately from
the rest ol Western claaslcal music."
It was at St. An.n'a, where dancing, drumming
and Gaelic also are taught. that the idea for
Invermark was born. It would be a place just for
pipers
Blowing into a bag which, In tum. acts as a
bellows for three drone tubes and a ehanter, while
simultaneously trying to play a melody fine tune
the inBtn.unent, ts enou1b to make anyone "a liWe
bit different,•• Lind say aaya.
"You not only have to be a musician," be aays,
.. you have to be part mechanic."
Lindlay and b.la father opened their eoUe1e in
)NL Boardlna students made the pl.llrhnqe to
the mouotaln every 1ummer unW 1975, when ~mt It.ate Health Department relUlatima for
-ummer campe cc:mvinced tbe Llndaays to atop
taldn& borden.
BtJ'I' TOE TEACHING OONTINVBS. Pupils
still climb the deep dirt road for an bow or two
Witb J>mald Llnd.sQ. and there .,. the teacbiDC
uaaiom with • pipe band In nearby Willlamatown. ...... U....., know bow the plpea lbouSd IOUDd. ~ore be waa 20, be bad wm Seotland'• top prise [o~ _amateur plpln& -aometbl.D.I never done by an ~mericm.
Students. meantime, can •et a pracUce
chanter, a recorder-like instrument with a reed.
for $21. A full set of pipes can be purcbaaed for
'355
~nergy Revolt
Seen in 1980s l SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Social upheaval
over the COil and anilablllty of eneray will bit the
United Statel in the l.880I, "and the wont part ls
fhlt J*JPle may be armed," ooe ol the nation's top enero apert1 bu wanMCL ··~ <tM people) are IOlna to rlse QP and hJ U., doD't want to tree1e fn the dart in a clean
n•lronment," Job.n McKeua. profe11or of
lem •&iMtriDI at tbe University of Teua,
--~ McXetta spoke at the 12bd annual meetln1 ol
tM AmmieaD lmUtate of Chem.teal Enalneen.
iReNld t.bat a maaalve conservatloo effort wW
M Gilb' 10 ptrftDt effectlve by um . . · ~"l'bll •ll ODe of the few opportunlUes we b&Ye
to neltlrierqe on oll lmpO_ltl,•1 Hltcb laid.
Coetb on lncreaae
TB£ NEW YOU Cit)' survey.
NPOrted ta Frida.J's Joa.rnal ol
tbe American Medical
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pro1ram let ap to offer a tecond
opinion to patleatl
recommended for sur1ery and
covered by the city's health
lnauranee procram.
The survey showed an inlt1a1
hilb lncldence -25 perceJlt -of
the aecond suraeoo disqreelna
with the need for 1ur1ery. But in
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oel1 I ~rcent of t.M c ....
1tudltd •H tbere a firm
rejection of aur••r1 b1 UMt second phyliclaa wbe'ii IO~ef.bbac more tbaD a almpJe
")'el «DO" wu CGD9iderecl.
Tbtrefore, the New Yon.a
concluded. ''tM NeeDl ue by a
U.S. Navy_ Sued
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Jun ct { o o •••laat Na•Y Secretary ~dward Rldal10,
Paclftc Pleet eommander Vice
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reipoo1ea ot ttie second ~··~!.!!· t.be New York.en la Clll:li• • ...... , found mqy ol the
di•er1eat oplalon• "more • Violinist Yehudi m.:U~ Of aemantlea tban of Menuhin Is tn China
c dlaasreemeat." for a 12-day visit dur-
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na aneu." they Hid, "the three concerts and a
conauJt.ant bad not, In fact, aeries o( lecturee to
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Two wind surfers narrowly escape a collision in waters
off Miami's Rickenbacker causeway during stiff winds
tbatkeptallbutthemostexperiencedsurfersbome.
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TbtD lalt 1Nelr, Nortb Yemen
••Id It woWcl DOt pmnlt 1t1 WO: rttort eo 11e Uled fot'mr ..-. tJoo ....... I.ran.
"We bave U:Pl!IHd our con-
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offlelal told Tbe A11oclated ..
Pna. "We don't wut tbem to
be WMler any w loo t.beJ e&D play bot.b am a1atmt tbe mid-
dle."
IAPAN AND onu:a Mtiom
tbe Padflo area bafe .....
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M l.Dak. to be bald ln tbe Par Eut.
Accordln1 to lntelll1ence
analyst.a, So~let aval opera· Uoa1 In the JCaat bave
doubled Ulla ar to about IOO
ab1p days. la a meuun-
ment not ot tbe number of atdpe
but of the time that v ... ell .,.
operatlna at aea. •
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EL MIRAGE (
bomb with the
aUcb ot dYnaml•
lnalde a home
The four other persons in the
house escaped injury when the
explosion killed Kenneth Cooper,
knockmg down walls and blow-
ing out windows , San
Bernardino County aherifrs dep-
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ARLINGTON, Wub. (AP) -The
S.S. United States will return to ...
~th a new looll: financed lo a novel
way, says owner Richard Hadley.
The luxury liner la IOIDI eando, wttb
staterooms eoing for u much as
$149,SOO.
Airport in mid-February J a n u a r y . F o r ( ] Cruhlo1 Society, could buy because the Oakland lnfonnatioll. call Carol MAILBOX STIMULATES lnthe
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Hadley who lives in W. farm.loe
community near the loot.bil.11 ol the
Cascades when he's not buildin1
condominiums in Hawaii or Clftlee
buildings in Seattle -hopes the
990-foot ocean liner will become "the
greatest cruise ship ln the world."
THE SHIP, THE last luxury liner
to fly the U.S. flag, was placed in
service tn 1952 and sailed for 17 years
before its owners defaulted on a
federal mortgage and the
government seized the property. Now
it's in mothballs in Norfolk, Va
Hadley bought the ship a year ago
through hi s n ew ly created
corporation, United States Cruises
Inc ., for a $.500,000 down payment
toward its $.5 million price. That wa:;
a steal, he says, because the line"
cost $80 million when it was bwlt
and building it today would cost $400
m1lhon
The company will spend another
S30 million lo $35 million on
refurbishing. Below decks, the stup
will be transformed into a OQe~
-first-olass -cruiset fo( 1,~
passengers instead of me 2,000 it was
desianed to carry
••wg DON'T WANT a pack-'em-in
operation." Hadley says. "We'll have the lowest passenger 1>0pulatioo for a
ship of our sise b)' far. If a person
likes to cruise and 11 affluent, it's the
only thing t.bat m.U. any tense."
P assenaen could dine in their
choice of six l"lltaurantl, 1wlm in
three poola, play racquetball on two
courta or )ob tenD1a balls on the aa1y
full-me court afloat.
To ftnance reftarbilbing, Hadley
plau to ae1l oae-e1xth of the lblp'a
apace u. ln effect, time-1bare
con&>mlnluma
INVBSTO&lr. WBO would be
membel"I of ~n• UDlted States
vacations at current prices -and
travel at 40 percent of the published
public fare. Members could spend as
many as 200 days cruising at the
reduced nte on a space available
baaia.
Hadley said 100 memberships had
been sold or were "in the worb" and
expects bis regular prices to be
competitive -somewhere around
$165 a day, perhaps.
THE smP, wmcH will be fueled
by a liqwd converted from coal, wtll
spend half its time sailing between
Los Angeles and Honolulu and half
o n voyages lo such ports as
Stockholm. Singapore and Rio de
Jamero
The s hip will ca rry an
all-Amencan crew
"I Lhinl-. a lot of people foci as I do,
a lot of people would prefer to be on a
l ' S sh.ip," he says
T"9 bHt ski bargains
anywhere ilnt found In
Ute Skiing classified ads In the Dally Pilot.
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NOllFOLIC, Va. (AP)
-Women of th• m lllhr)', Playboy
M.,Ulne nnte )'OU.
Nt~r ada,'beN
ud to atbet' Nav1 dtte..
worded llk• wartlm• recrultlq po,ten, are
ukiDI womeo hl UD· lform for a brief bio-
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AND PIA YBOY En·
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ta)"• the rHpon .. 1• aooc1.
"We're having ao
many girls call from
your a rea ... we're
sending a photographer
down later in the week,''
a secretary at tbe
Playboy Mansion said .
AT THE recruitin&
stage for Playboy's pie·
torial on military
women, nude poses
aren't required. A
bathln1 suit will aufftce,
t b e m a g a'-t i n e
spokesman said.
Cmdr. BW Dingler, a
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flee was checking to see
if any military regula-
tions prob.lbU a display
of flesh from beneath
government-issue uni-
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rellef choose trom 3 d ifferent de-
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tricate north Amertoan tfH• -by
Loteroroft.
• ooltndor ttond, holds standard
day-by-day calender 'It.SO
·letter optner, 8-114 long. t.IO
• mtmo Pod holder, 4 x 6 pod.
non-skid base t .00
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sleek walnut cs..ar .. .., from Sheaf·
ter. odd o touch or elegance to
hOme Of omce. smoott\ IOll<S walnut
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bfU*Md flnllh "Wntr. 0or ballpoint
ond outo~ncll. or ~n only
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super ideo1 for
fabulous foodt
wok •et, for shr-tryin<J tne deli·
c1ously render yet cnsp Ve<Jeta-
ble$. wcculent meats and seafood.
mot make Ctunese cooking on art
complete tO-prece set includ~
co¥ered wok. baSe. cooking tools. even chopsticks and feclpe
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wot1t ol blended drinks -~us whips
c1eom. e<;)gs. pancake batter 120
volts of power wrttl outomottc on·
off heavy gloss container with o z
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Kllban cots -brighten up a desk!
ct.sir pod, crowds ol de1tghtfu11y
absurd cots congregate on the
side panels or a 15 x 22 flame reo
blOtter pad «>.OO
Lov..o-Ccrt fetter hokier. Mids lots
of reminders. notes. corre -
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hand. 1ubtle morte btoclc finish wl"'
g1ouy gofd·tone accents 3 dlner-
ent lfYl•t. all refllloble tout1toln pen, with 141( gola
nib. io.oo
rollng ball pen 10.00
bOtt point pen tl.00
f
special savings -pencils
and potntar
oU ootor ~Llmpoffed. brllllont ~ 00t011 moke good star-ter MtJ -OI oppreclofea girts tor
PtOCUclng pclnferl. *' lnclUC1e lor~ IUt>e Of wttne.
H colon apeo6al puroMM t6.ff
-12 Oolon tpeOlal purof\QM f .t9
water OGtOf Mt. lmported.12 trons-
luoent cotori plus white for postef.
opaque. en.ct reg 3 25 IA&.12.At
.a .. prtc" OP.pl. y to stock In dOffl and tr\fOUO'\ o.e 6
a"olal l"'fehGM•. tMuth not , ••
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South Coast Pt.za
545-0431
Puente HOit M•ll
ill
w .. 1 CovtN Fnhlon ,.NI
o.t Amo '•hlon Squ.,.
-· A ~ in . .,.. the ... , lililkl by 'fl.:rear-old Sea.
IO la lb. ·N.Y., wbo baa not d cldtd ... u.. to IMll l"Otledloo.
a.Id ND. ber COIQpetlUoa Pl'Omlteit to be
• bat abe lppe&n undaunted by the probable
OOllGDlla., amoq them Rep. EU.ubetb HOttanan.
D-.Y .• and ber onet.tme boa, former Mayor John Undu1 .
"I'm quiet and I'm smart and I'm able to set ~-My proleuional life baa been one of a • ...., said in an 1ntemew
Left 1.m1pobo wu mentioa of ber penon-1 Ii,., marked by three divorces -from two
bus.,._ -and a bout wttb ovari&o cancer.
RE& J..f'OOT·lt i"LUIS 18 aBGAL k>otin&
at. qe SS. Colu.nmlsta aUll ref• to her aa "Queen
Bea.•· But Mia Myenon, mother of a 31-year~ld
daupter, Barra, ltriYet to play down ber early career .
.. That's who I was, not wbo I am now," she sald firmly
She entered the Miss America contest, she
said, • a .. lark." and to try to win the "5.000
prize for a music scholanbip and a piano. She sWl
bq the Stein"ay baby grand, although marrlage
and a ddld kept. her from finishing her router's
de1ree studies in conducting at Columbia
Uniftrslty Mias Myerson bad played Grieg and Gershwin
in the talent portion of the contest, and before long
she •ound up ce tbe vaudeville circuit. But she
abandoDed tbat after only a few performances
when audiences proved mop interested in her filUre tbaniier nute plaYtna.
SHE ALSO ABANDONED THE
traditional Mias America personal appearances
because, she said. corporate sponsors were uneasy
with her being Jewish. Some reportedly suggested
sbe change her name.
· ''I just didn't want to be demeaned," she said.
although she made no public statement alleging
anti-Semitism at the time. •
Years later, she worked as television hostess
of lbe Miss AmeMca pageant
Her two-page official biography mentions none
of this -referring to the Miss America competl·
lion only as "a national talent contest." It also
skips her eight years as the Lady In Mink for
CBS's "'Ille Big Payoff.'' a etveaway program on
which she modeled the prize, and her nine years as
a panelist on "I've Got A Secret."
IN llD. TREN·MAYOR LIND8A Y plucked
her out et the TV world and 1ne ber a job • ~ew rt City's ftrst commlNDODeJ' ol eouumer af.
ftJn. She accepted, admJttlng abe ltnew notlring
about consumerism.
udge Declares
Slayer 'Insane'
MARTINEZ (AP) -A judge bas ruled lbat
20-year-old Julien LaMere lived in an insane ~orld
of evil little green men when be murdered bis 12·
year-old brother.
After a two-week non-jury trial, Judge Max
Wilcox of Contra Costa Cotmty Superior Court
ruled that LaMert kUled his brother, Jason. in the
basement of their"Ricbmond home July 18. But the
judge said LaMere was innocent by reason of in·
sanity because he believed the brother had turned
ibto one of the little green men. Wilcox asked the county mental health depart·
ment to make a recommendation Dec. 14 of what
t.o do with the defendant, who is expected to be
sent to a mental hospital
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1M5'a BEAUTY QUE!N. ntEN AND NOW
Conaumer Advoc.te 8"b ttgMr Ptatform
But abe llud.ied. and by seneraJ comenaus she
did a good job -push.tnc th.roueh a Wlit pridnl
law for irocerles. cncll:.ln.c down on aleuy lnatall· ~ent cootracts and short-~ mere:banta and
1aining the Oedallng consumer movem4P1t the kind
of attention that a less well-known commisatoner
ml1ht not bave commanded.
After leaving the city post, abe bired out as a
consultant to such corporations as Briatol·Myers.
Citicorp, and Warner Communlcatiom. Some say
that has tarnished her consumerist lma&e, u
Writing
Workshop
Scheduled
A workshop to im·
pro•e written com·
munlcation.s ln business
is acb~uled Saturday at
Golden West College in
Huntington Beach.
The program, from
8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Ill
Library 221, 1s designed
to h e lp managers.
owner s, salespersons
and others re learn
primary writing skills.
Advanced registration
is suggested and the $20
fee includes a workbook.
To register, or for ad-
ditional information,
pbbne 892-7711, ez
tenaion502
'JAWS' IS
DEUC4CY
TOKYO (AP> -A
snack shop selllng meat
balls made from freshly
caught shark bas
become a popular eating
place in the Chinese
coastal city of Fuzhou in
Fujlan province .
Xinhua, the official
Chinese news agency re·
ports
Xinhua quoted the
store manager as saying
the shop tripled its daily
s upply of shark meat.
but was having trouble
keeping pace with the
demand. It said frozen
shark meat just was not
as popular
8BE BAS BEEN LAYING TUE 1rouudwort for a Senate race for years.
decllntng pleu from political leaders to nm ln pre·
vioua eJect1 ·
"It waa ~t to me to eet a broader can·'
vua of experience for myself before becominl a
candidate," she said. "I wanted to see bow the
bullnesa community worked from the inside . . .
to learn more about the politics of nmnin&-· ·
She campaigned effectively for sucb suc·
cessful New York Democrats 8.5'"'Mayor Edward
Koch. Sen. Daniel Moynihan and Gov. Hush
Carey. Koch. a close personal friend, and
Moynlban have promised to return the favor.
• "I f.bink I have the slcllls and talent to be a
senator;• sbe said. "And when my points of Vlew
are dfflared l think the people of New York· will
see there's a very credible reason for me to run for
the Senate and reasons why I should represent the
people of New York state "
Phoenix.
18 flights daily.
Tucson.
17 flights daily.
wtltl U.ed .... .... ,,..,, ..... JO ...
Wu-,, Dec.JI .......
" NIWPORT ~LS
SECURITY a!HTEA
~
314 N. Newport Blvd.
Newport Beach
Applies &o domestil' hoaR alld •to ~YI iD 9'0cJl
:s::r:
hristmas is traditional and so are we at
Halliday's. St. Nick likes to fill his pack
with handsome selections now on f es live
display at our shop. Men who like good
things will enjoy a Gift from H.alliday's.
Phoenix.
4 flights daily from Ontario. (3 non-stops)
6 flights daily from Burbank. (4 non-stops\
5 non-stops daily from Orange County.
3 flights daily hom Los Angeles.
Tucson.
5 flights daily from Orange County.
(2 non-stops)
3 flights daily hom Ontario. ·
4 non-stops daily from Los Angeles.
5 flights daily from Burbank.
And to 32 other dtles In the US.. Canada and Mexico: ~ise, Caho San Lucas, Mexico; Des Moines, Eugene, Eureka. Fresno, Grand Canyon, Idaho Falls, Kalispell,
Klamath Falls, La Paz, Mexioo; Lewiston, Mazatlan, Mexico; Milwaukee, Oakland. Palm Sprm~.
Pasco, Phoenix, Portland, Puerto Vallarta, Mexico; Reckling, Redmond, Reno, Sacramento, Salt Lake
City, San Diego, San Jose, San Prancisoo, Seattle, Spokane, 'IWin Falls and Yakima.
Just call a Travel Agent, your Corporate Travel Arraagei; or Hughes Airwest at:
Los Angeles (213) 772-5100 Ontario (714) 98&6724
'Burbank (213) 247-8333 .. ~·)Orange CoWlty (714) 540-2060
J
Font.er moved to Salt Lake from Michican
tlve years ago -"With a name like John, bow can
l be from Utah?"
HE MADE A UST OF MORE than a hundred
o( the odd names that have crossed his desk and
re.ceotly offered bis newsroom co-workers a little
contest -guess who's male and who's female. It
cost 10 cents to enter, winner take all.
There were no takers.
However, if you'd like to play along, here are
2~ stumpers from Forster's list. Save your dime,
tbe answers follow :
1. After; 2. Arga; 3. Bliss; 4. Cula ; 5. Dadi; 6.
Iva; 7. F.dme; 8. Elna; 9. Frosty; 10. Gilder; 11.
Hale; 12. Jedda; 3. LaDell; H. LaPreal; 15.
La Veve;
18. Loa; 17. MarD; 18. Momi; 19. Orlon; 20.
21. Reath; 22. Twenty; 23. Varmit; 24.
;25.Zlra.
Annen: l·M; i.•; ~•: 4-F; s-•; t-F; T·•;
; f·F; 10.M; ll·M; 12·F; 13-M; 14·M; 15-F;
l~P; 17-M; lS.F; l .. M; »M: Zl·F: ZZ·F; Z3·M;
~F; ZS..F.
Scoring: 20-25 right: Congratulations. You pro-
bly hail from Nephi. 15-19: Not bad, but you
nught want to read the Salt Lake phone book.
1•14: Newcomer to these parts. Nine or leu: If a
1'•D answers, hang up.
r atlLDRaH
.FllAH J CHILDRESS. rHl<Hnt
I .... Clemenl•. C.t Peued eway on ....,,..., 1'. 1979. She I' sur.1 .. d 11y
H 11ust1end Cll•rlts, deuvhl•r
l••n A Tuch r of Westl•-•
, C.t . '°" Cl\ertes w CN klreu,
Chino, ca.,• sis!M Flor-• Ell·
n of Fort Ord, C• end 2
llllclrtn Kristin M CllUclrei•
lft A. CNIClr-Strvkn wilt
on Fr\dey, No..mlltr all, 1'19
•00 PM In Ill• Peclflc YI••
orlet Cllepet tnterm•nt et I< v-Memorlel Parll. Paclllc ~-ydlrect-
"8C:I l&OfHHS
l&Ll&04DWAY
MOnuilY 110 Broadway
Costa Mesa
642·9150
SMITM & lV1MLL
MOnu.-Y
WISTQ. ... CHUB.
Mortuary • Cre1T11t1ons
427 E. 17th St
Costa Mesa
646-4888
PlllCl llOTHllS
SMITMS' MOllUAaY
• 627 Main St. ~nt~ach ........ ,
COU*iAL NC4L ..,..
7801 Bolsa Ave.
Westmtnatw
~
Death Not~
•• •• A \' t.eacber, the wbole tbln, kind ot tc•Nt me," Aid
Bill rontebea wbb c:odcelved tbe proJoct. "It au •tarted •ben I WU tryio• to tblnk ot a wa, to teach the
801. Of R.leht. IO the klda will re-
member lt alx moat.bl from now."
StUdenll ln Fontcbeo'1 llth-snde
hialory ela11 at the Oak Grove· Coburn SCbOoJ MYer-1 weeks aco
be1ao tolicltini aipalw'es on mock
peUtions calllna ror re~al ol the ftni
10 amendm ti to the U.S. Comtltu.-
Uon, tbe Bill ol Rllhll.
Delettna the tltfe but retain.iq the
text or the BW of Ri&bta word-for·
word, the peUticma W'8ed that a pro-
ponl to repeal the entire document;
be placed on the lJIO election ballot.
IN 11DD SOUClTATIONS. atu-
deota llld the document • 'coddlel tbe
crimlDal.''
The atudenta round that 74 percent
of the people in Waterville wbo took
A. FOLDING CHAJR
•• •
Easy to carry. Stores conveniently
Perfect when thpl "extra" guest
drops by 7.88
17.88
Reg. 12.99
B. 30" STOOL
Legs and seats are sturdy 2" Alder
Hardwood Model :: 133W
Reg. 23.99
Give Christmas cheer
the year 'round
Thi• brewer makes 12 cups of del1clous
coffee at cup·a·m1nute·speed The
decorative wood look grves ii special
charm Uses standard 3Ya• papet l11ters u L hsted. Model :t265.
FARBERWARE 12 CUP BREWER.
Reg. 3199
22.88
A kitchen ct ... ic
A sure to pleale '1011day Qllt. Includes
glass pitcher wifh temOY8ble blade
assembly tor euy cieen•f'IO With recipe
bOOk and ont yeat warranty. U L hlled
Model =73·8.
WARINO BLENOER,
Reg.27.99
21.88
Wreath8
• Villt-r'he Gallery .. where you will find Southern Calilonlla'•
largat -'ection of unique imported ornament•, .U d"aaplawd
on beautiful fresh trea..
• Give a gift fh:at grows.. chOOM from Pine Pou, Po~
Orchida, English Gardens or beautif\al frah wrutba.
• fOt' the finWring touch in holiday decorating, R<>9Cf''• has
'°'1ely wrath. and centapieca handmade from our own
daignen. • •• and it shows
s... "'*'*' Hilla Road at MecArtht. BM!.. Nft.oport Beach, (714) 640-5a)O o,..~ .........
C. MATES CHAIR
A super comfortable 28" high. Ideal
add1tt0n to the living or drntng room
Model =100-N 28.88
32.88
Reg. 38 99
O. CAPTAIN'S CHAIA
Luxunously designed seat measures
17H deep, 21"' wide . .,Wodel a 1 HJN .
qeg 41.99
Gorgeous Christmas
greeting
Bulbs rw.nlde with Yuletide cheer So
en,oy their mult!OOlored "'IGOfllCtnee
at • vecyeconomlcal cwtce. ltn • 11
WHt'*PrOOI. sate and UL listed Modet :1120
J5 UOHT OUTDOOR TWINKLE SET.
Reg 599
3.88
S..utJfulfV IU~ YUietide tnMsageS .,. ~-=" box ot 20. Pick~ -.ori• end_., own PfOUdtf.
CHRISTMAS CA/WS,
Reg.159 bOlt
98cbox
new name I familiar fac~s
FULLERTON
301 So. State College
870-0050
O~n Mon. thru Fri. 9 to 9
Sttt. Bto e Sun. 9 to 6
• -
\
Home Centers
formerly Ward & Harrington
COSTA MESA
1275 Brl1tot
556-1500
Open Mon. thrtJ Fri. 9 to 9
Sat. 8 to 6 Sun. 9 to 6
GARDEN GROVE
7707 Garden Grove Blvd.
537-9571 or 893-8623
Open Mon. thru Fri. 7 :30 to 9
Sat. 8 to 6 Sun. 9 to 6
CAPllTRANO BUCH
34182=~Rd.
Open Mon. thru Sun. 8 to 5
1 ,
ORANGE
324 Weet Katella
997•1224
Open Mon. ttlru Fri. 7:30 to 6 sat. & Sut1. 9 toe
(
OumlNI Lads C•s Slaelf Lite
DEAR PAT: I've DOtieed that the uncu.red
meat producta' labels warn that they abouJd be
kept refrigerated below 40 degrees at all times.
Does tb1a mean they need extra care in bandllna to
prevent the arowth of bacteria?
H.W., Huntington Beach
Nitrate or llltrlte-free mea\a ate more perish•·
ble than their nJtrtte-cured counterparts and tbey
abo•ld .be bai.dled as carefully as odler fresh
roeats. For de&aUed lnlormation on bandllng un·
cared meat prodacts, reqaest a free copy of "No
Nitrite Meau • Handle Carefully" from Food Safe-
ty and Qaaltty Service Publications, USDA,
WHbl.Dgtoa, D.C. 20205.
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Alone -Report
WASHINGTON CAP> -More Americans are
livlne alone or with someone not related to tbem,
according to " Cenaua Bureau rePOried.
The bureau said that non-family households in·
creased 66 percent between 1970 and March 1979.
DURING THE PERIOD, HOUSEHOLDS con·
slated or a family increased ooly 12 percent.
The vast majority of non.family households -
8'1 percent -consist of a person living alone. and
this has contl'ibuted to a dechne in the average
size of American households.
On the 77 3 million households that existed in
March, the department said, 19 8 miWoa or one in
four consisted of persons livinl alone or wUh a
DOD-relative.
WBILE THE OVERAU. G&OWTB 'RATE for
households m the country was 22 percent, wbit.e
households &rew 20 percent while black bouaebokb
were up ~ percent and Hlspamcs were up 43 per-
cent.
The proportion of family households main·
tained by a woman with no husband in the home
was recorded at 8 ·percent for whites, 16 percent
for Hispanics and 29 percent for blacu.
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I BortWr lss~ Crucial
~ BENO, Nn. <AP> -Hundreds Ol , California landowners could find the
' ttuea to tbelr · Pr1 tbrown mto j queltlon If the U:: Supreme Court
decid~ tD favor ol Nevada in a ! border dispute, •CCOl'd.lnl to docv· ~ menta ftJed ID the cue.
J Bat nm ti the eourt uJt1mate!y a.,.
i ddes to lean the reeopiled boun·
• dary where It la, attorne,s tor both
·Mala say tbeJ plan to ... addi·
·Uonal 1aod from tbe ledetal ~·
ment. d«fmtna tbe7 were cbNted Ol T tbetr1nmrttanee a cenfurJ qo.
MOST OP THE boundary, which folloWI tbe towering Slerra Nevada
range for much of its length, la bar·
ren deeert or remote forest land. But
d.,nsely populated, hlah1Y Yaluable
property surround• Lake Tahoe,
wbere the atraightliDe border bends
sharply.
The dispute &S over which boundary
s urvey abould be accepted
California sued Nevada in :urn to
have an 18'72 survey accepted north
of Lake Tahoe and an 18111 U.S. Coast
and Geoclltic Sun9y 1iDe aceepUld to f tbe aoutb... Ttme l1nea baft beell wed -for laws, contracta and other' of-
ftclal purpoeea -llnce they were .... But~ elal.m&M iJtbot.b
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'Agrees to Pay
LOS ANGELES (AP) -SUmet PoolaWtltbu~toeay$1Z,OOOin
civil penalt.lea and coltl ma atipulat-
ed Judament. endlns a diatltet at·
torney'a aulte alle8in1 the firm faliled to reaolve cuatomer eomplalnta. -
Tbe ti.rm admitted DO WJGICdolq
in a~ to ~Y the ftlle. Attorney
Nell .Palpano, repNMDtln.8 8umet.
attributed tbe allepd tud1 nqitltN ·for repair request.I to a utlollwlde ~ement strike and ••umeuooably
{beavy ralm'' of tbe put f~.
The cllstrlct attorne1'1 office
-cbarged Sunset. wbich baa eo omcea
oat.lonwide, with failure to mea pro-
mlaed completion dates for recrea·
:Uonal pool.I IDd fallure to resolve
.eomplalnta, imlulrlel and dilpuUla in
timely fublCG.
stat.. ,.,..,.,U• an eatUer 1M:I 1111"· vey north of t.be lake. And It cbarl•
that tbe 1872 IW'Veyor, Allexey VO!O
Schmidt. Uleaally moved the boun·
d•ey and cheated Nevada of ~ square mllel in tbl process.
'tllE MGR COVRT has c:tven botb
aides until mfd.Deeember to ftJe ad· cUttonal briefs ID tbe case .
"Regardless of where tbe boun·
dary ls, both Nevw and Callfornla
bave a real lotereJr lD ~
what the title 11 to some of tbeM
lands," said Jan Stevens, California
assistant attorney 1eneral.
Stevens aaid California's "primary
aim is to f.~:11e titles clarifted." He said be p to ask the court "to
make some sort of declaratioo that
the ownership is proper."
IN CALIFORNIA ·s EL Dorado
County alooe, 385 parcels valued at
$50 million sit between the two boun-
daries, accordinl to a J.t.page brief
filed in the cue by the California
·Land TWe Auociatioo.
The brief listed a mua of problems
which could artae if the recocntzect
boundary 11 moved. CGGtrac:O. utlel and lan which had affected prtce1 of
proPG"tf tor ~ eatan pddnJ7 could .,.~tlrrori._, ttUld.
1M w'rliidcia~ttial
If th• 1me .. aldfted, C&lllCnda COD-
tracta and Ian abOukt eontmue to be
enforced on land• suddenly in
Nevada. Othenriae, beea\119 the two
stat.e's laws differ, many land titles
and C<Jlltractl mtcht be illegal and
planning and IODinC conditions at·
tached to land ml&bt be abo&bed.
EVEN IF THE border lu't moved,
both states plan to p..-a the federal
1ovenunent to live them more land.
Under tbeir statehood acta, both
were ll"&Dted a eerta1n amount of federal land to aeU or arantt to private
lndSvlduall. Thoutaada of acres
IJ'Uted to Nevada were between the
diaputecl ~.
That means l!WlY l&Ddowners wbo
received land from Nevada have
been paying tu.el aDct obeY1ni the laws ol California. Ste99Da estimated
the total at 10me 5,800 acrea.
''WE 1'lllNK THE federal IOYVD· ment deprived us of the opportunlty
to select tbeee landl and we've aot
aome sort of compensation comina."
Stevena nld.
N evacta Jlpeclal Deputy Attorney
General Jlm TbompaoG said "we f..a
Nevada 11 now entitled to a.natber
J,800 •Cl'll of land IOmewbere wttbiD
ltl boundarl~ if tbe Supreme Court
approved tbe Von Schmidt 11De," be
1&1d.
Writer,
Ne:wspa~r
Separate
NEW'YORK (AP> -
Writer Pete Ramlll says tbe New York Daily
News baa decided to
drop bis thrice-weekly
·column because his sen
Uments were too far to
the left and were "un·
balancing" the paper.
..I WU kind of stunned
by the whole thing,"
HamWaaid.
ID a statement to the staff posted· in the
newsroom, editor and
executive vice president
Michael J . O'Neill
called Ha mlll "a
man·elogal1 sifted
writer and a put 1UY
wbo produced many
memonble columns tor
tbe paper. We bope that
be wW eaatinue to roll·
tribute occaalonal eol·
UlJln.t or articlea in tbe future."
Hamill said O'Neill
offered him the
alternative of writin& a
weekly DOO·political col·
umn. Hamill turned
down tbe offer. With a
prealdmti1l eJec:tioo on
tbe borboa. be said, "I
did not want to have my
banda tied."
Hamill. whole column
11 syndicated and wbo
baa wrtUen several nov-
el 1, said be would "clean out my desk ... He
aald be la finl1btn1
another novel aad II
talklna to New Yort
Ma•adne and Rolllna Stone , a weetl7
newspaper.
Fire Grad
Richard Prederlck Bor•• al c.oMa 111 .. ha &ndlw..t tc'OiD tbe
Loe An191•-0oml1' ftN Depanmat•1 valnlD1 ac&demJ.
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from any of Nedi Shops. Ski
on them and if y04J're not
con ipletefy satisfied with
the fit, retun them before
.bi. 1 forofulstorecredt.
Once you try o par of
Nordc:o boots you
won't9vethemup .
Satunby. Oe<:cmber I st
Sund"9y.~berlnd
I 00 A.M.·5 P.M.
'-.. , ./ --.. ---Adults S:?.00 Children S 1.00
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Sale 10-6 10-6
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In Jr .• Miiiy *-~ •1&U3
Sale 13.50-17 .25
25% Off Long Sleeve
Plaid Shirts
OtQSM1a Sale SS-13.50
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Women's Dresses
1 pc. Wry and velour fabric In fall and holiday
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Save 300A> to 500/o
Dress Sale 1 and 2 pc. dresses
and pantsutta In assorted 80llds
and pttnts. Jr., Misses and 1fl stms.
Better velvet skirt suits
tor Misses s!zes.
Orig. $18-$90
Sale 9.99-14.99 .
Sweater Bonanza!
Reg. $t8-$30. Zip front and button front
cardigans. Many stutes to choose from.
Dressy Holiday Sportswear Sale
Classic Velvet Blazer
orig. $48 Sale 35.99
Better Veiour Shirt Jacket
Orig. $28 Sale13.99 Special 9.99
Save 25% to 30% on
Selected Tops In evening wear
Not all sizes avaJfable.
Lona Sleeve Velour Toes chenille & solid cut In assorted faJI colors.
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Women's Marfbou Satin Slippers.
Beige and black -""·-
Women" s Western Leather Boots.
FINE JEWELRY
Sale 39.88
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Ladles 17 Jewel Name Brand Watches
Orig. $65-$95
20°/o Off Entire Line of
Gemstone Rings
Orig. 99.95-$800
25o/o Off Selected 14K Earrings
Orig. $15-$45
Save 25°/o on All 14K Gold Chains.
Gold Filled Cobra Chatln Sale
16"
18'"
20"
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Orig. $15
Orig. 16.95
Orig. 18.95
Orig. 7.50
Sale 8.81
S.le10.ll
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Sale 5.11 ,.
Wood Jewel Boxes for
The Holidays. a
Walnut Flip Top Lid . . ......................... $7
Tradttional Musical Wood .................... $25
. Mu$ical Wood Chest ......................•• $34
Oak center Pull Jewelry Chest ........•.•••••• $ 39
380 Rotatlno JeWelry Chest ..........•. · •.•... $55
Swing ~ DoOr Jewelry Chest .....•....•••. $59
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the moet dNerlftled feminine
taltll. ChOole nylon Mtln
~ embelHlhed wtth
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oonfectfont to warm her heart
all winter.
Sale sa
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, lloe. '* lllt.
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Sale 9.99 .,
Jr. & Mlssv Slacks
rOrig. $14'-S t7. (;dy gab8rdne and poty ,..,,,..,,. ....
blends in asst c:ok>rs.
Sale 19.20
Ree-Pt. Acrytk: wrap robe
with contrast ttltchlng.
Special 5.99
Ladles ftporiength
ftlnnef gowns.
Aaaortld pMCa.
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SpeGial 12.99
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\ Plnt it WU tbe DeW boule.
I• 'E"'1tlliaa MelDed to be eolna up '+ct we eot eaua1at into that."
A 818TE& JN e0Ue1e lost a
bolanblp.
"So we picked up tbole expenses."
A death left another family
ember ln trouble.
··And we eaded up helplq hlm."
l in an. reealll SUaan, "We just
tcbed eur income '°°far "
'
WODAY, SUSAN AND Jeffrey are od the road to recovery. It will take
m more than three years. Each
SlJIAN AND IEFFREY never aot
turned down for credit.
"People will uaume that becauae
you 're doing what you're doina.
you've got a good job, you abou.ld be
able to handle it," said Susan.
Managing money at work was dif·
ferent from managing money at
home, Susan said.
"At work ... I know exacUy what I
can do and what I cannot do ... At
home, there were family members
constantly saying, 'Well. look, you've
made it. It's up to you to help some of
the others make it.· · ·
The new budaet leaves lbe family
with "eoou&h to get by." a.be aaid.
They have mana&ecl .to h9p up the
payments on t.be mortaaae. but there
.,.. ao curtain& • ta.a U*-room
windows. N~ fUrnlture wtD bve to
wail.
"IT WASN'T EA.SY, but oo the
other hand. it wu better than what
was going on before," Susan said.
She and her husband have cbanjed
their spendina habits.
"I find myself dotq more predict·
mg on what's comlnl up. f also find
myself using tome of tbe tecbniquea I
have to UM MN. _at. work u far aa
short·ranae and ldn1·raqe plannln1.
I'll go back ov• my cbecb and see what we a~t lut year and at what time of year and can anticipate what
to expect aOd what we cu do and what we cu't. • . " Wben the wuhlna macblne broke
down recutlx1 Sunn abopped
carefully. The aa.resman Qtpdber to
buy a new dryer aa well u a washer.
PFOBE. SHE PBOBABLY would
have qreed. Now, abe stopped to
lhi.nk.
'"I doll't need it. AU I need la a
washer. I ~ fOU flDd )'OUtH1I
making men leclilooa to th1a e«eet.
You don't Co along with tomeone
else's opinlOll."
The waaer waa paid for ln cub.
In the put, .. we'd pn>ba\11 have
ended up tbaralng it and havtnl
another bW,'' uid Susan.
Susan and Jeffrey bave learned t.o say no. To famll)' me~ben. To
salesmen.. TO frtenda who uqe them t.o spend fott!ilnp tbey can't afford. • ·u I b..t one recommendation,·•
said Susan. ''I would Hy to ~ple:
'Do not reaGt Under pree1ure.' ''
NezC : ShOpptno far CrtdU
High-rise Traee?
FRESNO <AP) -Eleven
downtown Freano bieb·rlle hdldlnp
have been found to not mHt m.ln1mum ftre resuJatlona, Qi, PlN
llanllall 1Uch1rd Bor~ Hid:
1b.ree adMi' b1"1·111e1 cwtllD deftciendes but are exempt from the
law.
Come and vWt our~-nighttime Chri9tmas
display of shimmering cancan ~ beautiful garden
pathways. Join us for ChriiltmM carol. .ung in
harmony by a choir. See our outstandlns cti.play
of ornaments from our lntemadOnal collectioa, the
largest in Southern California. Delicious n:frahments
will be served, evm Senta Clay will be at R<>ser'• to
delight the c~ of"aU ages.
Roger'• Gardens
Annual
Gancllelighting Cerentony
Friday, December 7th
6:00 to 9:00 p.m.
Oae NisJat Oaly
N•nay • lacloor Plamte & Flo.Ut
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\\e add even more.
Free tniVelers checks, money
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So if this ad moves you to
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M~1'iiill: <A•>-Tbe parenta of SI .. • Pr~•l•7'1 Iona• lb'llr~ acv.t Uada 'I'hOal~ .... '*-tattn to
C0'*1 :ID1a . ..-. over , bouse boulit lw die late atnpr. Mr ·.· ipd llra. Sanford TboD>~,... named 11 def en· duu Jn • Chancery Court swt
filed bJ the eiecutora of
Pldley'a estate. The suit ua
that U. Tbompeou be evleted
'""" • --~ boQCbt in m' OJI ... (ore.f;to~pa1 '2151> a moa~~ TIM' , tbe aalt ays,
were ~ •• rent.fn,e tn
the _bOQlebtc~= ~ywas d.attiiilheh"ai , wbo ap-
pears on the te evbion aeries
"Hee Haw."
After the relationship ended In
1976, tbe suit says, the
Tbompeona were allowed to re·
main to the house because
TbomJllOO was disll~led and b1a
only blcome came from Social
Security benefits.
WAIHINOTOM<U Par1911n, M" .... ldU..peo.
Pit ........ ~····-~ .......... if...., ........ • ..._ RoW &be upertl aay tbq 'Jun proof tlaat tbe pncttc. ....... GO•w..-t ~GmcllJI aq am ...._,, ~llllowteon·
cl•tlY•b Uaat ctru1 therapy • ~........ .... ] ..Wiltillibklodpnuure. (
AITD ANMOUNCJNO the · MEDICINE
ruulb of tJle ftv•Y••r trial, ""'-----------~ at t• liled.lcal centers,
lftldall a.raed dodon to aa· IT l'Ol1ND 'IBAT dutla flam snulftlJ treat au 1ta1• of all ea.-w• 1'1 ,...emt -. Jala~~ PNllU,.. with ctruca over-a five-year peJ1o4 for
d CltMI' ftleana. hyperteuion patieata aettlnc
MW dodon do not .ctvtle eoullteat drq tteatmeat ..-tnatmtat ·roi ~ple wttb mild compared wttlt those 1etUnc or bordlrllae llllD bJoocl pr9• typical treatment from tbelr aure. Allcl became people with doeton. .
the ecmdltloa usually have DO TU ltudy allo fOQDd um for
symptoms such as pain or cha patients with mild bJpertenaion,
comfort.. a chronic problem is those &ettin&. ayst.em&Uc: treat·
that they don't reeularly take ment b9d 20 pereent fewer de-
their medicine. •lhl from all CIUMI UWl thole
.. U tbere ii a meua1e from not lettinl lffecti-.e veatmmt.
thll study, it ia that thoee who
bave blP blood preuure should cet on treatment and stay on
treatment," Hid Dr. Robert I. Levy, dlredor of the National
Heart, Lun.i and Blood Institute.
.. .WE NOW HAVE clear
evidence that they will llve
much ioager," be said at a news
briefing.
Hieb blood pressure iB a lead·
inl eon\iibutor to atroke, heart
ataeue and kidney problems.
About 35 million Americana
hne deftnlte hypertension and
an additional 2S million have
less severe, borderline b1gb
blood pressure, Levy said.
The Hypertension Detection
and Follow-up Pi:ogram, which
be1an In 1972, was S'lO mtllion
project conducted with 11,000 pa·
Uents. It compared the outcome
of patients who got ideal treat··
ment with those receiving what
is common therapy. which 1s
often inconsistent.
Snait.eater
I
Champ Dies
In Conteat
NANCY, France (AP>
Champion snail·eater Marc Qu~ll'quandon, aged 27 and
wellbiftl 367 pounds. died ol in-
digestion after eatinl six doleD
snails in three minutes, four
seconds, bosptUd offtdala said.
Qulnquandon, the 1ue1t or
honor at a snail dlaDer here
Saturday night, fell W Sanday
after bis feat and died that after.
noon m Nancy Hospital. oftidals
said. He bad complained to a
friend that be was oot feeliq in
form.
Last July, at an Olympics ol
the Absurd In bis native eastern
France, the buJldoler Giver ate
12 dozen snails in 11 min~ 30
seconds for what waa claimed to
be a world record.
Hts &oal for 1980 wu &o eat 200
snails In 15 mlnutes,but oftldall
said bis wife bad been tl7tna to
r•&ralll b1a ..U """""*"" out of fear for bis buJtll.
Tufted barrel-back,
wood framed chair in
popular fruttwdod
finish.
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A new couple ha•e moved to Colt.a Meaa-
or maybe eomebody bad twtna. Whoever
Chan.led the populaUon fisure from 80,000
to· ecr.ooa. on this sip on Bristol Street
North near Redhill A venue didn't leave an
explanatloo. Bul wboever's beeG added to
the city, somebody wanta w be sure a lot
of people know about it.
1'Confidential' Hitches
· Hidden Mani.ages ~n Up1U1ing in California
SACRAMEN"l'O <AP> -Near· I)' a Wr4 el tile marriages
perf01'1Ded in California this year were .. confidential" -
without tieaefit of llceue or
blood test -a lelialaUve eom.
mittee bu been tofd.
Merle Sblelda, chairman ol the
vital 1taU1Ucs aec:Uon of the
state Health Servtee Depart·
meat, said Wednesday that of
the 1'10,000 marriages this year,
an estimated 50,000 were "con-
fidenUal. ''
BE SAID THE number of coo-
fl~ntlal marrtqea bu been ria·
inl eacb year a1nce um. and the
owatter ot reaular marrtaaes
IOlnl dow1l. The Auembly Judic'larr Com-
mittee WU a1lo told daat tbe
state law permiUIDI audl "eon·
OdenUal" ..ma.-..W be aMffd ~ 1yeo'ple-•tao ~re .... marrtecL .... too 10UDI
to marry, are tettln& married to
a.....S ~. or are dodc·
inf ibe $8 licenH aJid tb•
126-to-$25 blood teat. llauaea aald .. Mat~ln' Sami'" .. ~ ta tbe
newapapen that couples who
are llvb:le together ea.n aet mar·
ried lep1ly without ,llceme or
blood teSt
THE LAW, PA.SSED ln the
mid·JJIOOI but rarely used unW a
1972 ameQfbnent, wu intended
tO lelltlml.ze children.
Shields said there wu really
little purpose in the law
CdM Bueineues
Plan P,pen Bouse
Tbe Coroaa del Mu Qiamber
of Commerce la 1pon10rin& a bolidaJ oeea ~ from l p.m.
to ' p.m. SUDc1a1 m mon than 30 abopa GD Eut Cout Ri&hway
A c:hamber spokeswoman l&id
tbe annual event ii i.Dtended to laandl tbe holiday aeuoa and
to ~~~r-rtunlty to ~ aeq with the
buaineaa area at stretches
from A voeado Avenue to Hazel
DrlYe.
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anymore, since lllegtt.lmaey no
looser bu any legal meanlng.
The um amendment provides
tbat clergymen can obtain
nrtlftcates ol CCllftdeDt1al mar·
rtaie fn>m coanty clerks. After'
performine tbe ceremony the
clergyman ftJes tbe certificate
with the county clerk, wbo does
not allow public lnapeetioo ex
cept oo court order
KOBERT ZUMWALT, San
Diego county clerk, said there
were fewer than 100 confidential
mantagea lD bil county hi llrll,
but were 5,802 In 19'11 -38 per·
cent of tbe total number of mar-
riages He said at leut 120 of
them involved at least one
Free Ill 'I •nett•
performeneM ldcti"Cbt st:
Nick'• General Store. a ~
raiatna Cbrlatmaa bua•r
planned S\IQ4ay by St. John tbe
Baptist Chureb AUxiliary at the
cburcb ball. 1021 Bater St ,
Costa Mesa.
Carla's Puppet.a will perform
at 11 a.m. and 12:30 and l.:30
p.m. The bazaar will feature
Cbrislmaa decorations, baked
goods, a plant booth and band·
made items. -
Wallhangers Eyes
Reorganization
DALY CITY <AP> -Wallbanien, wbicb operates racquetball
and b•odball clubs lo California, aald lt bu filed for reoraanila·
lion under federal bankruptcy lan
A statement blamed "possible industry overbulldln1,
particularly tn Southern Calilonna," for the need to restructure ita
debts.
Wallbaqen aald it planned to ccmtinue normal operatklaa fGr'
ltl members and customers wb.lle worlrlnc wttb Its banken.
landlords and creditors on new rmanct.nc.
CormtyAitla
LagunaHUlll
Swim Project
••••••• • Jere1D1 • BuJett, f, IOD Of lllke and Maureen Hulett,
has been ... c.c.ta Mesa
member ol the month for oetobel" bJ tbe Soya Club of tbe Harbor Area. He at·
tendt Woodland School.
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Da vtd Kemp. 11, son of.
Gerald and Corrine Kemp.~
hu been picked as Ne~ Beach member of t~· mootb for October by the
Boya Club of the Hartx)
Area. He att.enda Harbo?:
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!· Welm.,.... dot OWIMd bJ Ted Tate of
Newpmta..clL.
2 Personalities
6een in Suspect
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1111ebiatrl.lt for Mary June Kr)'pr bu taUfted at w tdal here tb.atlM bellews Jin. Kryaer baa two
separate penooalitiea. ODe of wblch attempted ta •
atranee for her husband's murder. •
However, two other psyehlatrtsta told Mra.
Kryger'a 3rd Diatrict Court trial that they queatioo the double peraooallty dlagnoeis.
MU. DYGER, it, PARK CITY, IS charged
with conspiracy to commit murder and attempted
mur~r. She ls accused of trying to hire a bit man ·
in August to kill her buaband. Euaene K.ryger ol
alif ~ Vu Nu.ys,C ..
Dr. Euaene Bliaa of the University of Utah "
Medical Center testified foe the defenae that be ··
believes Mn.~ ICryser cu 1ubcooacloualy-hyp-
notize benelf. brtDliDI out tbe lecood peraooallty.
wbleh be c.ned "June II ...
'"Tbe .... ol u.e ~ .... '91'1 IW'· row:• Blllaaakl. ••1at1M ...... tt. ... ~11ebe
P'I and frt.obli. .June D loobd on the wide
!la!••P1M-aTY.nnmrto"'7•~-re,.._.__Ja_M11rrm•11ll.-1,._M .. atme ...
• rt'llB NPWS 11&1 DDIDD1bat Mn.
JCrl1er tried t.o Mnlll• a coatraet t.o kill ber husband. but elaJ.tm lbe wu not respomible for
br acticma alnce tbe sec:ood peraooalitJ was in :i control at the time. ·
Prosecution witness Dr. Louia G. Moench, ~
senior psychiatrist at LDS Hospital, told the DOO·
l:i f~ ~~~~~~ea.,:~~t-t a:re;; ~
taking diet pills.
Dr. Breck Lebegue, former chief resident of .,
psychiatry at the Unlvenity of Utah, said be felt i:
tbe woman's partial amnesia is brou&bt oa by
.. mall.ngering. She's feiping a mmtal WDeu."
5,000 Animals Starve
. DAR ES SALAAM. Tenum• <AP> -More •
than 5,000 anlmala, moatlJ wlldebeut aad ~ bPe died Cl6 Ule ........... ol the qed NaUoul Patt lD an eooloOeal dil.._. eauaed bJ poachers, Tamama•a aovenunent itwspaper reported.
: Tbe D:.I News q~ Mara re8kmal came
Olfteer v~ lmmbe -= poaeMra aet biafb ftre9 boPDI t.o late al to newty ~ 4C1 lfUI wltb tbe arrival of llM XM) niDI.
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Power Boat Phenom
She's Cook(ing)
In Rough Seas
BJ ALllON LOCKABEY
Oliify ...............
Diminutive Betty Cook m.Q
hue to look 111> to the bi&, bulk·
inc males wbo drive 9.oOo
pounds of roaring power boat.I
over rough oeean COW"MS.
But Betty Coot loots up to her
male counterpart.a only wtule
convening dock.aide.
On the water. for the pul
three years. the husky male boat
~keys have been 1ootm1 up to
Betty Cook, the 56-year·old
Newport Beach woman wbo re·
cently woo her second world
cbamptooahip in tbe rusaed
sport of ofbbore power boat rac-
iD&.
n WAS 'l'llB 8EOOND U.. ID , dll'ee Jan tbat COQlk .... .,....,
t.empOftl"Y poaeasion oa the
coveted Sam Grtt.mb ·~· !!:::£~~~
often ~wtth broken iloats orbrolm
la tbe lint world-~ltam
piombtp at Veaice. ItaU. Coallr
drove her new 3f-root tunoel ball
Ccatamaraa) Kaama oTer a
173.4 statute mile course at an
average speed of 83.t aulea per
hour.
Aronow <USA> 1967 and Ulm;
Vmcem:o Balestnen (Italy> 1961'
ad mo, and Carlo Bonomi Clta·
ly) 1973 and 1974.
It wu the 10th career win ror
Coot wbo alto woo the 1978 ancj
19'79 U.S. open class cbam·
p1on&hips. and the ninth time
one ot the tunnel huU designs
bas fln.lshed fint in a m8JOr off·
shore J>9Wer boat race.
BE'ITY COOK. "no women's
Ubber," says she. is modest in
her trtumpbs in a macho male·
sport. <She la the only fem.ale
drtver tn the big Class I open
cla11).
"Of course. everyone it out to
beat. UM! wlnneT." saya Cook. .. Otber tban that, I atill get
.-. fine wUJa tbe me driven
sad crews. ~ --.. w. be nalstlc.'' &be ••
• powet-neM
lDC la a tuJO sport and J cer1aub ~ ~Could ..... it wWaoul lbe t,... "
sneo ID the eoeQllt ~me. pl• . ~ ol the team wbo ue on . ,.
tbot'e It tbe nee atte and ~ · l back mo.ta Meaa:· ;·
COOK'S CltEW is composed cl
John Connor. t.broUleJDan, and
Bill Voeel, na'rilator ~does
the driving.
.
Deity ...... --.., ..... ~-
lo coUec!tiq ber stt'OOd world
title in three years. Cook jomed
the elite corps of only four male
drivers who have ever won two
world championships. PreV10US
double victors were Jim Wynne
cUSA> in 1964 and 1966; Don
.. To wtn a race takes more
than J~l steering and driving. I
don't have the strength and
technical ability that is also es·
senllal for wuuung." says Cook.
NEWPOArs STEVE BECKETT LOOKS FOR TEAMMATE AS A LONG BEACH WILSON PLAYER DEFENDS.
Sailors Get Shot at Third Polo Title
LONG BEACH-bo-ti~ defending
CIF 4-A water OC>lo champion Newport flarbor lets a shot at a third straight ti·
Ue and tbe ~ to avenie its only
two lolNS of tbe 1919 season Saturday,
\banks to Wednesday•a ID-T victory in tbe aemifinals over L(>og Beach Wilson.
The Satlon. who seemed to have
tlainp Coin« tbelr way throuah the fll'St
ba1f with a 5-2 advantage, saw their
lead disappear early in the fourth
quarter wben Wllloo rallled to tie the ls·
sue at 6-4 at Bebnont Plua.
BUT 111kE GRIER and Bob Thomas
quickb acored two coals to get Coach
Bill Bamett•1 Sallon healtby qaln and
WllaGD wu not t.o aedously threaten .
qaln.
Sunny Hills, wbicb baa beaten
Newport twice in three meet1np. ad·
vanced to the finals for the second
straight aeaaoo with a ~9 victory over
injury-riddled University.
Bamett was pleased with the victory,
but unhappy with bis team'• failure to
connect despite bllh percentqe shots.
.. WE PL\ YEO FAlllL Y WELL. but
we misled so many goals. We bad a
one-on·oobod.J in front of the cage and
blew it. WUaon came right back and
scored on us,
• · 1 think we bad a mental letdown in
the first ball when Wlllon lost a player
on fouls. WethouPt we cW}d ~."
Sea View League most valuable
<JwJted Wilkimon
player Jeff Campbell was mis.sin& from
the University attack due to a badly ln·
1ured eye in the quarterfinals against
Los Altos.
"JEFF SETS THE HOLE for us and
we really felt bis absence:· said
University Coach Chuck Moms.
"We worked with others settmg the
hole this week in practice and they
played very well. But U\ tbe second
quarter we just couldn't maintaan
posseasioo in the bole and Sunny Hills
got that big lead."
Sunny Hills burst to a 9·3 lead at the
ball and salted it away with five more
goals in the third pertod
"WE WENT FURTHER than I an·
tac1pat.ed, but I wish the bubble hadn't
burst." said Morns. "We were picked
to ftntsh fifth in our league. so we bad to
be up for a lot of games." University
ends the season w1t.b a 15.0 overall rec·
ord.
Newport Harbor. the Sunset Leque
champion. smothered Wilson with
balance as four players were credited
With mullJ goals.
Gner was the Sailors· leading scorer
with three. followed by two each from
Diggy Riley. Bob Thomas and Steve
Beckett. Ian Marksbury was credited
with 16 saves out of the Newport net
Newport Harbor's cbaUenee to No. 1
(See TARS. Page BZ>
DIGGY "UY (LEfT) GOD lit TO TAU MID GAi
"l always drive with a crew of
two because l don't think it is ef·
f1c1ent to split the various
responsibilities. Some drivers
only carry a crew or one to save
wet&hL"
Cook terms lhts year's cham·
paonstup nm more satisfyme
than her first title m l!rn ·'This
tame we really d1d 1l on our
own"
ALTHOUGH THE VENICE
race was run m comparatively
~moolh water it still had its at
tnllon rate Ten boats started in
the Class I Open div1s1on and
rive fuu.shed In Class II seven of
tbe 11 starters finished
"Ttus is because m smooth
water everyone runs flat out,"
explained Cook. "and this can be
tough on boats and machinery
1'here lS a saymg in the sport
(See COOK. Pa1e 84 >
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pllp _,..._wtr-~.ln~' t:
wbat ~·re BU ·now. We'll be
t.Uer ~um time ...
·: sBreak . :· ~ .
A Capsule Report From the World of Sport•
~Chicken Would Go to Jail
:)lefore Shedding Feathers . ..,..u.,...... .
SAN DIEGO .t-.Former KGB Chicken Tel • Giannoulaa ha Iott. tbe latest roand ln a letal
· sparrtna mJtdl with bl.I fo~ employen, but the
• plucky masc« aaya he'll I<> to j&U before be sbeda
bl.I Ceatbera.
Superior Court Judge Elizabeth N. ZUmwah refuaed
Wednesday to modlly 1 May 29 lnjuncUon that forbids Gian·
noulas from appearina with any San Diego athletic teams
dressed as a chicken
Giannoulaa said radio station KGB's ob.iectk>na over
similarities between bis new costume and the chicken suit he
· wore while represenUng t.be staUOll bave caused bim ••a
great deal or stress ...
"I'm a little tired of my fate being dictated as to bow
they Cthe radio station> feel when they wake up in the
moruini." he said. If continuing to perform "means going to jail, then so be
it " be said. Despite the bravado, Giunou.las admitted that
the cbiek~ filhts have tW'Md.blm tnto • .._ acared pencm."
But be wasn't scared e:nouP '° ltaJ a__, from the • public eye, and KGB attoneya b.lft Ulr'•teDed biol wttbuio-
, temptofeourt~illl.....,•tle.t~~ •
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.. ••118, formet' NBA standout~ .... --• CeWcs, ~med bow be WOUid tare aplmt ........ .AINlal-1~ of the Latera: ''Yomll man, you bave the
questioo backward."
G•alle K.W. Butery, Srere• 6 .. 1
tory, no goaltender bad ever scored a goal until ' 1n the National Hockey t.eaiue·s a.year b.la· ·m
Wednesday nilbL New York Islanders goalie IWlJ
.Sml&b ~ blltory, but be couldn't stop Colorado
1rom ncUhinl a '1-4 victory, the Rockiel' flrlt-ever win over
the Islanders. With a delayed penalty comlq up oa New
York, Colorado replaced its goalie with a alxtb attacker.
Smith made a save, then ~·a a. 8a•aae erranUy
JJbot the puck into bl.I own net. Of'fidala awarded the goal to
Smith alDce he wu the Jut lllander to touch the puck • • •
Gal'J llcMaal' ftnt c.,.... bat trlek paced PltabarP to a
1·2 win over Quel>ee
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Buketball AllodaUOD •Wt Houston to a A little knOwll ~ ldl ftnt National m
UJ..111 overtime win oYer-ae"11114 Wedneldaf
nipt. An. LeaYeO. the loab pllJer Mleeted tn • ·
the 11'19 draft, acored a career-b!O 21 point.a, roar in the crucial overtime period. ._ .._._. tallied 15 polnta for
the wlDnlnl Roekeu ... lolla Drew and Du .._.,..,
eomb&necl for 39 point.a aa AtWrta bested ~ot-• · · · ,.... EnlllC aCored 21 pomts and led to ltl
fourtb Jtraltht win, a 120-lGa decl.PoD onr W •••
Guard 111U Neda aeond ei&ht key polnta lD the final
ouarter u New Jersey beat Detroit, ... Rookie~ Nau
led New Jeney with 2' pobltl ..• MIJWaukee, tbe Mldwest
Division leader, UppeG au recora t.o 11-1 wttb an IM'I wui
over Indi1na • .,. .. .J..._ led the Bueb with 1t polnu. ·
Plnda filee P•ril•I Slt•Nfl •• •• , ....
Eadl member ol the WOl'ld champion Pittl· • burib Pirates will receive 128.28'1 u bil ~~ '
UM World S.W pot. and tbe. p&.,.,. allo -·
partial....,.. to tbe batboJI. '1bl ~· prbe for
wlD.DlDI ~can Le.,_ Welt II •.m.11 $'' wblle tie ~ SU.114u1o9en tJI tbe World and
tbe Bedl pocUh tlO~:?t ~ for ciapbirtna tbe.,NL e.t . race .. .A report that JSUWDGn SIM.eber,.. ..._. .. .-.
bl1 • ta.s milUOG 1bl: pact ii eceurate "In eome -~:" MCClfdial to P 'I~ U ~ • • • '1bl 8aD ~ Giantl are ~ doae to ~I tree aaeate ..... let•'* qd 1'M ~ .•.. ~ Nuaetl eeoiina aC9 Da* .,....,_WU tdtD to a ~f« 1·
raJ1 \\'edDeedaJ adOt aft#."be WU IU'udr In tbe. ~
dlYiq for a loaM·INall dmtDI •NBA aame at BoMGe • ....... .., .....
troelOwtfta .. tt'9 top fPClf1I .wnta °" TV toftlaht. Ret'"9S
ere:'"' / nc..te.nt; '" 'wort9' wetcNno; ""fair; / ~ It.
l:llp.&,~7 {""
••WJIAT CAN I SA Y'P" aaya
Hermlted about the two. "They
mean~ to thla team. They 're mentall1 and
pbJSlcally, an4 tbey~ 1ood ol-
fe:nllve IDd .,emlve players.
''TbiM'e'I a lot ~ bea!tbJ COID·
petltloQ bet,ween tbe two.
'ntey'" baDdled the 1ltuadoa
well md have beeD vetJ •• portlve to one anotheT. '"l'belle last two yean have
been auper for me and tboM kida
have been an integral and im·
portant part~ it. ..
Spaeth and Pickford return
the complimenL
0 MY PIUT IMPRESSION
a bout the school and coach
Hermated wu that it wasn't
good enough," aay1 Sgaeth.
··But he's been extremely
helpful, and I've 1a1Ded a lot ol
esperimce.
"Tom urea about bta p&ayen. u JOG doa't haft Ute coecMn• a'8ff belliDd ,... ..._ ~ wm'l
M••trrrhL" .. 'Jblre'• oo one bdter than eoqi Herilute4, • •ffered
Pickford. "I ...W w learn ...,~ and cmtrol and
be taqbt it to me.••
Spaeth and Pickford are exdt·
ed 1bout the chel~ ln front ol them. Tbe two, wbo ave acored
220 of the team.. 330 aoala tb.l.s
season, reali.ze the presaure will
beoo
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LOOKING FOR A TITLE -Ne~ Harbor Hip's Sallon are ln the Cl~A finals
again.st SWmy Hil1I Saturday following
Wednesday's 10. T victory over Long Beach
Wilsoo at Long Beach's Belmont Plua.
Wilson's Mark Gord.lo (26) def~ as John
Gifford looks for an open man.
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OUN SENDS MESSAGE. • •
b1I vo&ee. He bad emerta1ned b1a He named f(jell Kovak of fotmer teacber o•er tbe lrvtne; Keany 1eet. the No. l
Thanbelvtni bolldaya and bad player at UCLA lut year~ Don
called twiee to cheek on Otin'a Paul and,. ,obllloa, a MV"m·
pro1reu one daJ t.b1a we8 and year-old wllb an "amazin&
WU toiDC to Call ataJ.n that nieht Swint.'' U bdD.I aD>0Ga the l'e·
after the doc1.or bad talked with cent belt be bu been foned to
the Laguna Beach resident. leave.
... TlllNK ALL TBACllE&S DUSING hia rean la t.be
are bons wbe\ber they teach teacbblt profn1lon. 1M b••
matb. lwUDID1AC or wtal&e\'U,'' B.t•";."°• ~.-or'~8ob1111ope. Olin aaya. "Tbe a~y to set ... "'·~ .-..-leaiou aomethinl ac:rou and dedkllim and • ...,..,... al otha' '°IM"cne
are tmpartant. Yoa mua have ~ He bu -.0 heJped
the abUity to communicate 'Wttb Grall NeUles and Wilt Own-
people, bath the dllld and the be~r!~ 8rJ:: ~. =
adult. -~-• "I have been fortunate to ba~ or -~ .. ,an.
a profound tnowled&e ol iolf. He ii eoastdered a.moac the
My knowledge acaru me top five tucben ol aotf iD the
aometimee. But I've dedicated world and prides him.Hit on the ...._,_ lif to ·t and Ide number~ boun be bu de~ my w-e l m a to b•I ........ ~--... ~capped ___ ... _ k>t of sacrifices to be a better ~ ....... uauw ~
teacher tomorrow than I was to-OLIN PIA YED on ~ tour foc
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TARS4t ••
seeded SUnny Hll1a is set for t
o'clock Saturday night at the
aame lite and Barnett aaya Ids
crew must do two tblnp: Get tbe
ball to Grier and atop the La.D-
eer• · aeortnc ace -Mike Splcer,
ajmlior.
.. Sunny Hills play• really pod
def en.ae,.. 1a11 Barnett: .. We
have to pt tbe ball CODI~
to-Grier at two nuurs. 1'bat wu ou.rtq~wbeft.••Jaltto them. ddeme ,nttocet.ed
•· And we have to stop 8Pker ''
3,978 Watch
Surf Rip
Aztecs, 6-l
day. five years before takin& up
"The response I eet from the teacbm.g. He played m the days The California Surf made its
people I teach indicates that l of Johnny Revolta. Bobby Jooes inataal mdoor soccer game a
have helped them in some way ·· t "I played a lot of rounds with rousing success Wednesday
"YET ITS BARD to explain him">. Olin and Marty Dutra night. thanks to the scoring of
to people. u 1 were comc t.o be a and Tommy Armour among Craig Allen and strong goalteod·
aeat pianiat or violiniat, I would others. Armour cave him Im ing by lilJU Mahoney as the Lo6
do the same thine· 1 would ded· flnt pro job at U. qe of 11. ADaeie. Ast.eel fell, 6-1, before leate my entire eaistence to Ualnm-.. 4locton ,_ b1s 3,111 at Anaheim Convention it.~tawortlwttbjwdol'pla,enis ~-Jt:="S:~~ ~ 9CIONd tllree ttmes and
wctll klle)wn U.roupout. the aulklU o~ feelin1 aorrJ for bad an assi.at. while Mahoney IOUthland. Ue bu tauabt at San-blmaC. was ~redited with 20 saves .
ta Ba~ the driving ranee at TBS •«uw;s DVt: Col4 biln Tbe lbutout bid was spoiled by
the <>ranie County Fai.rrrounda that tf be htD.i9 a eoU club the Aziecl. Rodney Dan1erfleld.
and at Aancbo San Joaquin agam. tt ~d be Illa last effort wbo scond LA's only aoaJ with
amonc other places. on um earth. Yet be tried' It an assist by Bob Bolitho.
• ·worklnt with juniors is Satunt..J and bad to be picked Allen, who also bad an asaial,
perhaps my createst joy." Olin up off the ground. bow ever. wun 't the Surf'• only
says. "Thia helps to perpetuate Pbil Olin may DOt bave bad a weapon.
golf and bring good caliber penooal family at any time in Laurie Abraham1, Peter Wall
golfers into the iame. I have bis We. but all ol those wbo have and Steve David each chipped in ·~--J·-'-now I _ .. _ .. 1 -·'d benefited from tu.a golf mstruc· with a score u the Surf moved
"WE RAVE SOME freshmen beuul..,..., f-~" u theyw~·t ~';ke lion feel they are part ol lu.s mto a t1e for first place in the
on the team," aaya Pickford. "ao P "'"'"'r. famtly Western Diviaion
it's pouible they could become ~lt...:o.:n...:.tbe:_t.our _ _:_· no_bod__:y:_wt_u_. ·_· ------------------------
unglued around all the~ up -------------------------------· there. It could aet. to them. '
··1 doo't think our unity in the
IOOl l'UD will COlllJM," C9Qlllen
Spaeth. ·'I remember lat year
wben • Doua. 1l1U ~ and
myself went one fot,:'9.•bootJ.nl lo the aenriftnalt ~t Cer-ntot. We ..,. jUM. &errtb&e. I
taow we eu•t do ay wone tbla
time." "Thia team II weaker than
lut'a," admits l'tckford. "Lall 1ear there wu a lot of lo·
dlvhlual talent that molded tot.tber at the rilbt time. Tb1a
year, there ilD't that mLK:b ln-
dividual talent but we mold
to1etber better •••
And the reuon for the team'•
to1etbemesa ii becauae Plddord
and Spaeth supply tbe setting
1el. ..
* * GWC POLOISTS
FA.CE DE ANZ4
LOS ALTOS -OoldeD Weat
Co1&e1e'• water po&o team wtl1
open deteme ~ ltl state dtJe
Saturday morntq Ct o'clock>
wben the RUltlenr, the No. 1
Ned from tbe IOGtb, Dlu ()e.
A.nu, tbe No. 2 team trom the
north.
At 10:ao. Wnt Vall•J. tbe
lOW"Dilmeat fa..ttt, and Loac
S.acb CC meet tq tbe o&ber
Mmlftul
Tbe two lolera wUl play at
1:ao for tblnl place wttb tbe two
mornlq wtnDlrl lolnl at I for tbe ('htinplmthlp.
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Neap•n••r .. •
. Wtlb four lettermen, lneludiq
Utree retumlnl at.art.en, Coach
Jerry DeB1-k ls confident bis
team can do well. but tempen
bil opUmlam, 1\.atina: "The
lea1ue could be woo with a 7-3
record. To say anyone is aom.
to run away in thi.a league would
oot be aecu.raie.''
i Bruce Caldwell, a 6·5, 207·
pound senior, as the core of N~wPort's game, with 6·1 Bryan
Linsky and M Bill Yardley ad· dios their dimensions
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NEWPORrs BAUCE CALDWE.Ll (24) RETURNS.
GWC, Bucs Bid
For State Crown
fl"Om bee 11&1'181"1 and COG.Id be
a m~ factor In llarlna'1 dftve
for tM UtJ • while Dave Flnley
<t-4 ar.). ROa Banhall <&-Z Jr.>
alld DcMlc MeClellan ($-3 If.) are
bat11iq for a ltartiq berth at
forwucl.
Dawson la set for tbe
backcourt, wtlile 11.m Muleaby
(5-11, ar.) bu the edge pniMDUy
ottr Jell Karin <&-1. sr.) and
Roser Wellinler (&-1 jr.) for the ~efe::v!~ we'd Wte to stay
w itb man.to-man,'' says
Popovich. "But. we may have to
use more zone due to a lack of
depth and speed. We're oot quite
as quick u wt year.
"Westminster is returning
seven or eight players from its
squad and I feel like this thing is
going to come down to the last
league game."
Offensively the Vikings will
continue their normal habits, a
passing game with a post that
goes high or low. "We'U run
some special options, but
basically it's a motion offense,"
says Popovich.
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For the second straight year
the Barons enter the season
without a single varsity let·
term an. but two transfers and
the nucleus of a 19-5 junior varsi-
ty team gives the Barons a rea-
sonably solid look.
J unlor tranders Frank
Luongo (6-6) from New York
and Jeff Christensen (6-3) from
Texas bolster Coach Dave Brown's crew.
Fred Marshall. a 6·4, 210-
pound Junior. showed well in
summer action, and along with
6-2 junior Dan Miller, gives the
Barona strength at forward.
Chris Cowan (6-3 guard) may
be Fountain Valley's only start-
ing senior once football star
Eml.le Harry (6-0 Junior> rounds
lnto baatetball shape.
Otben l.n the attack include
5-10 Hldor Guy McBee at the
point. e.o Mnlor Paul Ken:ben-
f a ut and •·• 1enlor Demiia
Eldridse. ~·~e~blfn...iie:l!Xf:1:18Dd•1e1irl--leaie=nc~~ei!
are ltlll leunbi& our s~ " note. aro.n. .. Bui we've ~
pretty eood In iwactice by
the time leacue starts, we could
be pretty aooct. Still. we have a lot of question marb."
Edi ...
The Chargers have a little of everything with returning
starter Paul Reagan (6·4
senior> three football players
<6·5 M'ark Boyer, 6·2 Frank
Seurer and 6-2 Rick Di Bernardo).
two sophomores CDiBemardo
and 6-3 Richard Chang> and a
nucleus of seniors who have en-·
joyed league championships as
sophomores and juniors (JV
team). "Nooe of ou.r ~ have to
du.ck to get through ttle
· doorway,'' says Edison Coach
Bany Leigh. "But Dudley Lee
(6-2 senior) can net the ball aad
Bill Voietsau (6-Q Jr.), Keifb
Banks cs. to ~i.) ancl Chane ekl
thread it.
0FF purchase
oric~
ef 1t1ndard (13 .. df') or medium (13"xt3"J tile
the~
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TIM trio of 5-U Junior SeOCt
Bee ·11 M or lt••lo McQUon Ud M 8M1or 8-.rt
Aufd rbe6de wtll Prvride Jhmt. lnston Beileb wttb Ila two Ila.rt·
~= lneha4 •·t ,~Mlte
Tutner, e.;1 Paul N"¥ ~ll ScOtt Klq, becked Sean Traty aad $:-8 r Alvanz.
.. POUi trouble coUld ~a real oroblem for us In U..
line,'' ·~ Miller ... It la • concern. We're Jut Dft t
deeJ>. B\ll we do bjve COo4, 4-Ch !
and talent at l\WT.' . b
"Our Jtmior vanity r~ •
pressed lut year and *'-'• what we're ciotD& to do thi.a ,..,.
It's a ICraPPY poup and,'ft're
10Ln1 \0 press for 32 miDut.M and
run at every opportunity." • .-.
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lft1 mt Nit In Clrl, trucb, Wint Ind lir·
pllnll. U.. '*" to mike hornt • office chM loot llntltionll, "'°" plulh, too.
Almllln Seat COWttl .. t•Y lo Install In minutltt CoonlNtt Fa.n Ten or Shift Grey
""' yoUr Clf lnttfior ..• and ride In •tylt
Ind comfort!
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Costa Mesi • 751~155
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•at Nlllh races break people
md 1.-a.'t'acea break boaw. •·
Bu& ..... the exception of a few Meoria. -.it \be start and law on la tlae ,_. when Connor pulled
back ca !Fn tbinktn1 _. elf.. on the eoO:ae
W ~ ltamna showed lil·
tie ~ lta bread stern to UH:. ,..t al tM Clua I and Cius It
boa~
'pS•SJmOIO CHAMPION
Pn..-Tino of Rome
broke ..a er the first 10
mloutel bl ~a prototype Don
Atoao..atalter CigJrette cat.
Ba.ck Cal. for awbOe it appeared that
ti.. ..,... tc1f American driven.
Coe*. llowUd Quam Who waa ~·-tlle~Bocky Aoki'2'.
Coaa• cat. ~·· -.od JC>ek.._ lppolao lA ~ ~ Scarab-
lllcMlob U, , 90u)l finish ~-U.,~dooe
cm *M'1.S. ~ 8't ._..,.ne '1t totae float·
AS •oaE 81'0&118 DltOP MIN GD ScMdbem
Cautomia, the Department ol Flab and Game
plant.I catchable rainbowa lD nearby ereeb 1ucb
u San Juan and Sllwrado. and tblM are euil1 reached to proytde tome oll leUGD aDllDI.
In eddltion to tbe stocbd ltl'ftlliia. u-. .,.
aome 1mall native trout th.t tnbal* tbe upper'
1treama flowina out of tbe anelud N8doul
Forest. Access ii almost im~ and tbe ,.,._
ivy ll everywhere, but aome aood natift trwt
fishinl can be eaJo)red for tbale wtUtD.c to wort 8t
it. Currently the limit on aQ stream open tn
Southern California ls five trout. but there are
other llmftl at some lak• m caJ1fonala tbat are
either stocked oo a reauJ,ar hula or prGted a
native population of either brown or rainbow troat..
l&VINE AND ANABEi• LA.&&I lboGkt
continue to offer •ood trout ftlbiq :ae t.be
winter monlhl. La ... t news hocn lntDe tbllt
trophy trout lD tbe five-to 1J1*IDd a-. wUl be
stocked thla week iD priparlldoD for ltl ~lnl
Anaheim la a.tao •toclda.C aome ':a .. la tllie
2· to 4·pound ran&e. Irvine Will allO a OM& of
rental boat. to lu operatJoo. openlq up tbe ..un
lake and shoreline to local~
OUTDOORS
·Bueoa V1aa. One spor1Alber retmned to tbe bUIC&
wttb a l1!llOl't ~ catebin1 taalna ad n1e•n1 three black marlin 1D one day. --niat bu to be 10me
IOl't of reeard. lf lt'• true.
Tracfltlon1Jly the best bil madln ftabiDC oil
Baja"• eastern abore la In Decem"'ber and wtth
dorado, aalll.J::se:°d and striped marliD IU1l aroaDd. DO tb1a area II pUinl a lot of au.-. llOll NIOrta haw opentnp DOW bat
mUQ' wtl1 be ftlled over the Ortllmu bolldaJI.
Allo tbere bave been tome clum&ea bl alrllne
ca ODKtkw Into Mexico ao travelen bad better
cbeet with Aeromnico to auure ftipu are 1t111
Kbechded.
WATDl"OWL BUNTING bu slowed a blt for
Soathel1I Calllornia scatter cunnen and probably
woo 't pick up a1atn unW aft.er the full D1000 •
p...._ Tbere appean t.o be a lot of ducu and
uoa.nd tbe Saltoa Sea, but they are
blind, decoy and bunt.er 1hy.
1 IOOM bunt.en wbo are ~to ·::a a .-e tbla year m1lbl live a local a wbo Clftert llmlted C•nactten bmker hl&llt.lD& in
RWendde Coaoty.
Gary Boa ot El Toro bu a pretty &ood opendoo IOia& and bu been 1ueceuful iD ~ IOOd buntia~.J::llY local .,.,..
lbocMn. ror mon -bll luidecl lumta complete wttb 'pit blindl, decoys ud a
can.-.---~.
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U..MMtedM!ltlio~•e~iw water pickups. Minu later one
of Mlcbelob Light's outdrlves
went out after a masterful dnv·
inl job by Ippolito and bts throl·
Ueman Jack Stuteville.
Yacht Races
In Hibernation
For the Winter
·1 ~ra Cloaed 'l
Cook and her crew are now
1earin1 up for another cam·
pal&n with the tunnel bull
Kaama and a new 38·foot
Scarab, desl1ned b y Larry
Smith of Marina del Rey. The
new boat, says Cook, wall be a
refinement of the other Scarab
in which she won three races
thla year.
THE DEEP·V SCARAB will
be used prlmarll1 ln rou&b
water ~ and the t1mDe1 bull
bl amootb waler auch as the
tbrM au. racet acbed"*I nat
year at Detroit, New Orleans and Milwaukee.
"In the put three years we
have dooe more than we ever
dreamed we could, and now we
think it ls time to start giving
back to the sport," says Cook.
PLE'JTENBERG, So. Africa
-Phil Berman of Dana Polnl ia
the on1f American bl the top ftve
after eiibt rac. ID two days at
tb• Hoble·l world ebam·
pioublp reptta.
After four raeee on Tuesday.
, Beruum wu leadlna the pack
wtth a low score ot 2~ point.a,
but OD WednesdaJ dropped into a tie for HeCIDd place with Ian
Bubford ~ Amtralla, each with
la~ polata. 'IA.Hin• titer eight racea on
Wed.Dellday was Mike Collier of South Africa with l~ point.a. He
bad moved up from t.bird place
alter Tueaday'a four races.
Competitive yacht racing bu
virtually &one into winter
hibernation with only bolld•y re·
gattas and a few winter series
scheduled durlnl the ~xt two
months.
Balboa Yacht Club will rtart
the winter actiri&,y in Onqe
County with the ce11ewaJ of l&a
popular Sunklst Sett..-~~
the first weekends ln December,
January and February. Small
boats will race over courses in·
s1de the bay oo Saturdays and
the larger keel boats will race
over ocean courses on Sundays
Only other event scheduled in
Orange County tbis weekend ia
Dana Point Yacht Club's Holl·
day Regatta for Performance
Handicap Racing Fleet ( PHRF>
yachts oo Sunday.
In the Loa Angelea·Loo1
Beach area Long Beach Yacht
Club has ialued an invitation to
all claues to ..U ln iu lnvtla·
tional Race oo SatW'd'y a.Del
Seal Beach Yacht Club wtll bo&d
the third race of its Su.nday
Sailors Serle9 OD Sanday.
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ROckets Hit Track
some of the wUdest creaUons
lo drag racing will be compeUn1
in tbe U.S. Jet, rocket and
wbeelttand championships at
Oran1e County International
Raceway Saturday night to con·
elude the 1979 racing aea..soo at
OCJR.
LHdiq eJ.ibt fiame-abooti.ol
jet.I lDto action wt.L1 be defendlnc
champion Lea Shockley of
Kanau Ctty. Shockley aurprlled
lool Ume Jet klnl Dou1 ROM at
last year'• nent and bu been runn1na even better this seaaon.
Rose will have bl• Green
Mamba on band alon1 with
Roser Gu1lln'1 SberbH'1
Special. Otben in the field in·
elude Tommy lvo, Doug Brown,
Wayne Knuth, Al Eierdam and
Tom Brown.
Brad Proffitt of Garden Grove
and Freel Goeske of TbouaaDd
Oaks are the two rocket ear
competitors with can capableaf
over IOO miles per bour.
Gatel open at 11 c:au.alibtu and bracket com loo Wttfi
eUmtnaUona set to l1n at '1 and
the flnaliltnall c.UefodM at 11.
Boxer's Death Probed
NEW YOU CAP> -The New Yort State AtblMic
CommJ.uloa 1aid It ii coaUnutn• lw ln•aUptloo into
the death of Wllll• Classen. wbo auttem a brain lDJwy
Jn. n,hl at Madllon Square Garden'• Felt Forum 1ut "*· . CluililD dle4 w.-esctar nlCbt 1D Bell.we HOipttal. rorm• warld blav>"weilht champiQQ Floyd P&UanoG. a mnabillr ill U.. state comJnlqiGo, wu wttb tbe boxe.t
until ODe bout before bl.I dellb.
!l'be ca ... it death WU beUned to bt bemoni) ... lfll ln the brain.
Tbe Puel1o Rican boiter wu lmocted. out tbi 10&b
round ol bla bout a1ainlt unblatm Wlltnd St1*t ol
HoUltCJn J.aat Friday.
C1alien. a 118-powid•, had ..-aa ti~' wtth 15 MC!Olldl remalblnl tn the nlntb l"CMllDd Pl'·
daJ aflht. When the bell lounded to start 10th aD4
flAal round tbe zt.y ar-old remained on b1a 1tool . •
Saine Old Story: I
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Pray for Snow
ar DAVS a.JNNINGllAJt __ ..., ......
TIM ddll lld ...._ ,_
b•tweea \WO boll4&)'1 -~md~
tboM d.ltel .... rullJ Jmt op-
timlltic tars• fw itf raart
opera ton. "
They bope IDOW will It.art fall·
Inc la No•ember and last
throup April, but lt doea't
alway1 won out tllat wa7-
e 1pecIaJI1 la Soutbera
CalilorDia.
TODAY ONLY ONS So«..:...n
Callfonda l9Glt baa uubd up
lta rut. 8DOw Su:mmlt ID tbe
SaD 8enmdlDo moaatalna And
tbe &anm• folb an~
00 • S>«•ed. ......
mao·malll ID09, aD U.. wtdJil = tbe .. ssw ...,. eold
• &o u.. tWr caaom 1bJ11 GD tbe piomd.
Sacnrmak:laa faetutle1 are
poised for acUoo •• Mftral other ao.o... caa .,..... but
they're ~ for • 0.,.,., ol natural IDOW to tupplement
what tbl7 ean mate.
Mammadl l&omt&ID, wttb tt. b1Per ......... doesn't haft to
botlaer wttla man-made mow,
and tlodl1 • npoc1I elCbt cbain aperadal .... bue of JJ.1.1 LD-e&. ottie tMl Waa.
811T 'ID U&LY OPENING
of lbrnmaCb WU marred by a
tra1tc 1Dci41ent ln•ol•lna. troalcaU1. a •kl ln1tructor
emploJed • Mammotb. · Altboullll cm.I>' tbe lower nma were open. U. lki lmtnaetol' and
ftYe ""dliee trMked to tbe tap of
the mountam tor aome akllDc .. oo
vlr&in IDDW •&be conilc:e.
TbeJ..,.,..... otl -••aJaocbe
OG tbe UQlrOOIDfld IDOW • bur1iDI two memben of the P•~1 · ~ ... OD.I>' able to enc
out OD1 of dlilm IA time. Tbe U1
iDltrUdGI' died.
"It'• •m•":Ji to WU a Ul in· 1traetor, ol HOPI•. would
do Mm4Jlh=: -foollab. .. Aid
Mammoa-. taln 1pokeaman
EYuRsmeiJ
Every J'Of' **'9 an waned
to 1tay on tbe sroomect. IDatbd
t
rum, and ~ear someone
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• • • SPEAKING OF SAFETY. a
lot of parents doo't realize that
cbilclrm under 18 years of ace
callDOt be treated by a pbyalclan
without parental pennlalloo.
lmqine your IOD or dauchter
bu an accident while lkilne.
and you can't be reached im·
mecU.ady. Bee.use of maJpnc·
lice laws, a doctor may refuse to
render medical aUenUoo.
Solution: baYe your under-ace
children CUTJ medical releue
notes wttb them-a 1imple note
SKIING
ttattnc that you 1rant
perml11loa to ant Jlceaaed
pbJajdan to perfCll'1D Dee! II U')'
emerpney medical treatment.
• * * KNX NSWS aao•o (1070
AK) wlll broadcut ltt reports
four Umm a day each Wednes·
day. 'l'bundliy and Friday. Tbe
report.a. coverln1 Southern
Cautornia and the West, will be
aired at 9:43 a.m .• 12:43 p.m.,
3:'8 p.m. and '1:43 p.m .
KABC ('790 AM) wm alao
broadcast aki reports, with two
updates a day scMduled at 4:50
and 5: 50 p.m. cturtn.c t.be after.
nOOd Sporttta1k MCIDeftt. The
KABC reporta, wblcb wW air
Monday throulh Friday. belan
tbl• week and will conUnue
tbroqb April 12. • * •
SNOW FUJSUES -Moun·
tatn Hieb. a two-chair neon 1.n Wrttbtwood. bu been IOld to
Terry and Patty Topautn1 ol
Anaheim. They've IOlved one ol
tbe aru'1 major probleml by
pa•laa the parttna Jot • • • Snow Valley hu added
Slide Peak to tta operaUOG and
1utdecl ftve new dlalr'I, mak· Int It the laraest Hi ana ID
Southern CaUfomla . . • Snow
SUmm1t bu a1lo euanded. put.
t1a1 ln two aildltlonaf chalra .
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••alcJl•••gen
Louise ffarawl, lelt, of San Juan Capiatrano has been ap-
pointed manager or the Corona del Mar branch of Bank of
Amertca, and Beverly Swenson of Westminster bas been
named manager of the Caeta Mesa oflice of California First Bank
• SINCE TllAT year. red wine ....._ bne rematned fairly eona
~t. at 45 mWkm Callou a year.
WJllte wtnM, however, bave re· a~hed us million gallons ln an·
aMI aalea, the InaJ:itute said.
rte Strom, a San Franelaco wtne dealer, attributed part of
tfte white wlne boom to in
creased buylne by women.
Price Increases
Lag in California
same period.
''It 'a easier to sell red wine to
a man." be aald
LOS ANGELES <AP> -Southern Callfomta's consumer
price index did better than the
rest of tbe country with a O.S
percent increase for October
locally compared to a 1 percent
rise for CODIUJ]ler prices na-
tionwide, federal officiaa re-
port.a
Food and beverages, up 0.8
percent, and housing and
medical care, both up 0.6 per-
cent, led the categories ln cost
increases for Southern
CaWornia. i(reps Re-elected
NEW YORK (AP> -Former
Commerce Secretary Juanita M.
Kreps bas been re-elected a
director of J .C Penney Co. Inc.,
thf department store and mail·
order chain
Local Labor Department
spokesman Jtm Wurth sald that
October showed the slowest in·
crease for local CG11aumer prices
since the first of the year
TOE t.5 PERCENT increases
in October meana the pu.rchu-
lnC power of the dollar is DOW
45.l centa, compared to ita value
ln 1967, W6eii the Labor Depart-
ment started the index.
In Wuhlngton, officials said
rapldly rlalnl prices for energy
throughout the nation slowed
11gnUicanlly durin& October,
and food price increases showed
a modest slowdown.
PHYSICIANS ARE
DISEASE DETECTIVES
.. IT WAS A Plll:M'Y boring
month for the local price index,''
Wurth said. "lt was the lowest of
increases for any month this
year.'
During the firat 10 months of
1979, prices rose locally 12.5 per·
cent, Wurth uid. In 1978, the in·
crease wu 7.3 percent for tho
But moderatiod l n those areas
was ofr.et by a 1.5 percent jump
ln ho~ prices -the steepest monthly increase since 1947
Nuggets la 4'ars
with oblervant eye1 4J\d alert ean they lbten to your troubles. Their ••Q•Ulve flnaera reel .vour prolllem. Often a. •lated by X-R'ay or dlapo.tk tab. with ex
pert bowledp they In·
nstiaat.e the cause of an
ailment
State's ~Gold Miners
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Hoari!l ·Their FiruU
Home remedies can re 1\ev& lbe pain or cliaeom· fort or a minor allmfllt.
Su\, iC these symptoms
retum you need a Doctor
to discover and treat the
c,auae cl your trouble. We
can nu aey prescription
any Doctor may write
SACRAMENTO (AP> -
Callfornia'a new IOld seekers depend
on the world· market for the high
prices._. but if the world market bad
to depend on California gold, there
probably wouldn't be much or a
market.
That's because only a small
amount of California's placer gold
, YOUR DOCTOR CAN ever goes through the rertoers to the
PHONE us when you w9rld market. Moet of it stays in
need a medlclne. Pick up jewelry, jars and jeans, out of reach
your prescription If even of the tax people.
shopping nearby, or we "I don't sell any gold," aays Melgs
wHI deUver prpmptly Bertolett.e, 37, wbo dredges the South
without extr• c;harae A Fork of the American River a r..,
gteat many' people miles upstream from John
entrust us with their Marshall's find lbat started lbe ft
prescriptions. May we Gold Raab.
compOWld youn"
PAUL*>PMAJNACY "WHY SELL PORTABLE real
"".,._, estate. A briefcase full could be Jlf ........ .__, enough for a lifetime. That's why I
......_..._. worlr aa a longshoreman lo the ~=====· 142::··=''::"°::=::=::=:-' winter," said Meigs.
"Some IUY• bne )an full of
nuueta. Ob doll 't worry. they're in
ufe places. Tbey might sell a
pemaywetgbt of 'fines' once in a while
for tl.S or $20."
These "fines,·• or gold dust.
represent probably a minor part of
the repon's production.
Twenty pennyweight make a troy
ounce. which hu been hovering dose
to $400 oo the international market.
where lt baa to be refined and 99.9
percent pure
NUGGETS AREN'T that pure, but
they brtng more per ounce than the
lnternatlonal stuff. Bertolette
produces a catalog of color photos
he's had made of his own nuggets
"The smoother they are, the
f artber from the source." be said,
explainlng wby some look as rough
U a pinch of 1bredded COC<JDUt and
others ea·llke.
Joba S. 1'adrJk of Loq Beach bu been named
assistant vice prealdent at the Newport Beach
branch of Baak of America.
Jamea P, Feltoa, director of public relaUoos
for Avco Fllludal 8enk:el, wu honored tb.lJ
week in Newl>ort Beach for 18 yean of service
with Avc0. He-plans to ret1f'e th1J Decemt>.r 31. -_____ _.... __ _ J8DMl9 A. GukeJ of Huntinston Beach bu
been appolnted bulinea1 deYelopment ottlcer at
the Newport Beach branch ot 8allll of America.
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Fred.rte 1. Fon&er. J)Nlldent of Newport
Balboa Sanua ud Leu ot Newport Beach, bu been appotnfed to the Newport Harbor area
Chamber ot Commerce Boa.rd of Dtreeton.
Wiiiard E. S&a.tt bu been named uailtant
vice praident at wen. Warco Bok'• Oranae
County Airport office in Newport Beach
Bau -f Ne•fOri bat •PPolDted Maady
TedeM9 of Costa Mesa u ualltant •crow ott1cer at the bub' Lid90fftce.
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. MJAMI 8 CH, J'l1. <AP>--
Takl•I adveata•• of tbe wuteined dollar, &uropeau.,..
croulq the AUa.atlc ln rttcJC'd
numben to •acatJOn .I.A MJam.l
Beacla1 9rovldla• a 1orely
needea boo•l to the area'•
tourltt indUIU'Y. Even It t.M bel&bt of f'londa'1 wlDter aeuoa, toU.riat otncaall
aay retel tor • two-week vac•· Uoa pedcqt compare favorably
wlt.b tradWooal SW'Opeu re·
&Orta such u Spain'• Coat.a del
Sol and the Canary lalaDda.
'1'be)''re Just about tbe Ame
when you ftnd that a lood dinner
in a restaurant or botel lo
Florida 11 b.alf wt.at it co.ta ror
the aune meal ln Europe," says
John Aoderloa, vice prelkteot
ror marltetin1 for National
Airllnes. "When ton in the
reduejld coat for sr.h't-aeelna. car
renta• and abopplng. Florida
becol9es a real value.
•w1:·•E P&O•OTING tbe
bell out ol what Florida otlhs -
and it's worfdnc."
Just bow many Euro"ans via· it Florida ian 't know. But baaed
on reports from the U.S. lmmi·
gratlon and Naturallzallon
Service. Miami·Melro tourism
director Lew Price estimates
that about 150,000 Europeans
will visit Florida In 1979, com·
pared to about 100,000 in 1978.
Price predicts the figure Wll1
be higher in 1980, with as many
aa 250,000 Europeans visiting
Miami Beach via 1cheduled car-
riers such as National, Brtb.sb
Atrways, Lufthansa, tbena and
Pan Am and on charter flights.
JAMES LOFl'US, Miami uJes
manaeer for BrlUab Alrw1ys.
says the decline ln the value of
the dollar bas been the key in-
gredient in the ln.fiux.
·'When they come to Ml1nu.
•pecially in tbe aumm.r, U!lt)'
dlacover the .Price of a ,_
hotel 11 aao to ao • nllht. wb1Je comparable l'OOll) ln Spala or tbie
Canary klanda "'1ld eo1tt three
times u mudl." Loftus aaya..
Anrtee ra~ for travel and
lodajn& f« a two-week vacatba
ran1e from _, to tl.1!0 from
Germany or ED&land to Spa1n
and • to '1.DID from EUfOl)e to Miami Beach durtnc the
wiDter MMOD, Aadenea aaya.
. Ft1urea projected for oat. mm-
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WEAK DOLLAR MAKES U.S. TOURS MORE ATTRACTIVE
Malrette Bruggemen and Rob de Brufn of Honand ifl Mleml
Over Th_. Counter
MASDU.,S
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lbnTON •oaowm wa. die~ Of tbeM tiD* b written, ODO
that •IDPe ---wU1 be pal4 '°the Ml'to&.11 ..... t wen~ bJ our toc:W1.
J'or aataple, I ha-.e been lookin1ata120-pqe dDl':o-mmt &bit NOMIOll the blow·bJ·blow proeeMJq1 ~ the ,. .. ,.,. Tnde Commbalon <FTC> C01'duct.d a~
Seuw. ~ t.o eta.ermine wbe&ber Sean ad ttl ~· ••rtJ1la1 a1ency, J. , WaUe1 Tbomp1on. ~ 1tretdled the trutJa In
tb• ••!!"'OI when tMJ c!!aimed that the
Lad7 JteJUDore dl•b· waher would remcne au partklft and rum .
from d1lbel aad pots -without prior rinsing or acrapin•
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SUU CALLED rrs LADY Kenmore the "<»lt·
younelf dilbwuber." Aa tbe Watercate escap,. wu uo· lold.i.D« In Wullington, D.C .• Sean ads were proclaim~:
"What dilhwuber would dare load these messy dbbea
wlthoui tcraping or pre· rinsing?·· <You know tbe anawei. >
WeU, the F7C spent a lot of Ume looting at alt Che
Sean documentation of these claims and calling ita otm
expert wttneases -and the law jud1e bearing the cue
concluded in the end that the nation's largest retailer ti8d
DO right to make aucb a far.reaching boast about tta PfO-~ct. .
Al umes· it ~as lricky. Sears submitted reso.lta ol a
teal abowing that two Pyrex dishes and a mix.inc bowl u,c.ed. •
to make a chocolate cake with frosting had emerged frqm
a Lady Kenmore wasbing clean as a whiatle. But you can't
fool lbe FTC. which ruled: •
"CHOCOLATE CAKE AND frosting are not trUfy
representative of the enormous variety of food solls
normally encountered m the publtc's kitchens." What
about macaroni and cheese. Sean"
At another point Sears moved to disallow a finding
about dirty dinner dashes comwg out of its dishwasher on
the ground that photographs clearly showed that •'one of
t.be din.Der plates -spectficaJl y. tbe second plate from the
left i.n the rear section of the lower rack -was tipped over
against the plate next lo 1t an such a way as to bl<>t!k the
spray of water to the face of the one plate and the reve rse
of the otbeT. · ·
Nice try. Seari., but 1t won't work. The ~C J~ ruled:
··The arxumenl of Sears ts without ment. . Tippingcf
dishes, or change!> Ill the pos1t1on of dashes and other lte~s
in the d.a.shwasher. citn occur very easily either when qit:
racu are pushed an and the door closed or as a result of
~ ag>lBllon and impact of the water during washing l,e.
lion. . Thus, these are completely normal circumstan~
and pl'OVlde no basis for excluding from con.s1deralion tae
still-dirty dinner plates .. :
• WHAT REAU Y SU~K SEARS m this case was ~
triumphant findlng by the FTC that wtule these Lady K.,., .
more a<b were runrung in magazmes and on tdev1sion.
telling people that no pre-n nsing wa.s nttded, the own~r·~
manual spectf1cally staled that 1t would be a good idea t u
soak or tightly scour encrusted foods on plates before pLac
mg them ui the dlshwasher.
It seemed that the people at the adverusang agency
were not in touch with the people wntin& the owner's
maaua.I.
Anyway. thlS momentous cue now moves oo to the
next stage: an appeal of ~ Judge's de<:iston to the five
commissioners. If i,My uphold the de<:ision. lhen Sears bas
the option of appealing to the federal courts. Wbo knows -
the dirty·plates.-i.n·tbe-diabwasber cue ~y eveatually
reach the August level of the Supreme Court?
1'f anula~turi119 Industry
Analysts Paint
Rosy Job Picture
SAN DIEGO (AP> -A sli&hl drop in the October
unemployment rate for San Diego County ha.a led market
analnta to paint a roster picture for Job aeeken in
manufMturtna. Aeeorc:UDc to labor' market ana.b'1lt Jack Nowell, the
number ol manulacturi.n& jobs now totals MOt"e than
100,000 for the lint time in county history.
STATE STATISTICS released Tuesday show that more
than 42,000 residents remallied joble11, but the
unemploymmt nte dipped ln>m s.a pel"CeJlt In September
to 5.1 perceot last month.
A report ilaued by the stale Employment Development
Department nid about 139,200 civilians make up tbe
current labor for~t compared to 92,100 at the aame Ume
last year, when toe uoeml*>yme.nt rate waa abcftil 6
percent.
NOWELL CALLED the manufactwing boost "a vel')'
favorable sign" but warned that eomtructloo jobs may
continue to decreue "becauae of a timwnooey market:"
Jobi in government, includina til&CaUon. also rallled tail month, Nowell said. Those po1SiUona increased by
about 3,!500 jObs from September to Odober. he said.
Gold Quotes
By Tiie A.uociatect Preca
Selected world gold prices today:
lrall•: morning ri.xlng 1410.90, off $0.30; afternoon
fWn• $U1.70, up J0.50.
Partl: afternoon fixln& aue.37, up SB.63 . ..,......,: tl09.98, up s:uo.
Zmtdt: bid tw.oo. up 11.50; 1413.00 uked.
Nft Y..t: Handy & Harman $411.95, up S0.50.
New Ylft: Engelhard selli.n& price tu2.oo. \lP to.ao..
New Yon: En1elbard fabricated 1old $424.31,: up so.s1. •
If lt'soot
wheels,
' -you'l I move It faster Jn a
Dally Piiot
ctasslfied
ad.call .
642 .. 5678 and a ·
f r;iendly act-v i ser wll I
help you
turn your
wheels Into
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ln&• S\ven!On u Gretchen the maid. The
show ail"I torilght at 8:30 on ABC. Chan-
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"EJIORT 7-·~~ IJIEOW.
"TlnMt Town And The Bog
"'PPle' Youngtt.,. from
LOI Angeln ar>d New YOftl
City pley1ully ~ to
~· the qullllll• !Mt
male• ''*' c:ltlft lhe gnHll·
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wottc In hlgtt ... ,~ ol
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Piccolo aocl Gale Sayers wtth James
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WaOer Brennan Ottectea
by Jell\ fWlolf To Pf8\le<ll
htm lrom r......iing hia hid-
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t:aot"'tt on• ewamp 11 fir ,
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'&bere la • new A!Oerlcan. apertmce: Tbe unrelent-
m11m..-Cll ... ...,. ~a ...sd away CJ')1nl •
fevered ill wlll toward the United States.
'): 111Ptb' repoda ..... coin'bblatioll ot strat6t ,.
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'"'l'llS POaPO&E JS TO &\ft people a repJar
""'------------------outlet for tnformatioa, whether there'• a lot otlt or
It la a strange and frilhtenin1 im•&e. and radio eo1respondeat Bob Dn tltTehran from Lon·
penulve. Televillon viewers are confronted with don as IOOD as the story broke. Dyk made it to
the lmaae from alp oa unW algn off, in repla.r Tehran. but soon afterwards. the Iranian govem·
new1 proerama and in frequent 1pedal reports. ment barred Western journalists.
Tbe takln& of the American Embassy in Dyk and..\»C were alooe in Iran for 3'1'1 days
Tehran and the international crisis it precipitated with fn!Sb oo·tbe<•pot coverage. Altbougb NBC
have created a ravenous bun&er and CBS made do nicely with footage purchased
for information, and the three from European news agencies, ABC bad a leg up
major televlalon networks have in coveraie ol the story.
been obliging. ABC, NBC and .. A lot ~ newa la baaed oo luck," &aid a CBS CBS have demonstrated to staffer ... We wre literally oo the next plane to
varying degrees television news \Iran when th. e7 clo•ed down the country to at lts beat -live and on-the-western journalists. There was no rhyme nor rea·
apot witbplctures sonastowbogotlnandwbodldn't ." . Viewers IUbJecl to mo· By Friday, Nov. 10, C~ and NBO'Ud en.a
ments ol idle curiosity m1lbt and correspondents in Tehran. 8Jld all tbnle
have cooaldered the paradox· j networb were rarely feeding full C9Vertae ot the ~· .._..,,., ical matter al American COi'-story to the United St.at.ea from lram.an Television.
· <:et1>ondent1 aendlna bome pictures of the Again,ABCeuelled.
just a tittle.
I think that ABC 's Jud&ment oo tbe matter is to be lauded (tboutb J wish Howard Coeell would
quit doing tt oo Monday Ntgbt Football teleu.sts>.
but coverage by all three networks bu been com-
mendable.
At CBS, Mike Wallace. Walter Cronkite and
Dan Rather have each bost.ed a late-Diehl ~
special oo Iran on days when there were develop-
ments, and CBS aired a 10.mlnute mid-afternoon
wrapup ol the events of Nov. 21. \be day &hat the
American Embassy in Pakistan was attadced.
And CBS' "Sunday MorniDt" nen show
(eature4 a moet informative four-way dilcussion
among correspondents Ed Bradley ln Saudi
~rabia, Tom Fenton in Tehran. Hai Walker tn Pakistan and Bernard Kalb in WuhlQllon.
NBC RAS DAILY bulletin updates oo the
crisis, and, &n addition to ita three late-DI.Pt news
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~-Claris••••
John Denv~r sings Christmas carols with
Muppets Kermit the Frog and Miss Pi~gy
during the taping of a holiday special.
scneduJed to air neict Thursday on ABC. Chan·
nel7. •· A7atollab Rubollab Kbomebll remindlq h1a na-J
lRIG that A111erlc• la Iran'.-fGl"eDIOlt enemy· CBS RAB .Ult ED FOUR ni&httlme news
specials on the criais, NBC three. ABC has~ ... STaANGELY, NETWORK correspondents are one every night since Nov. 14, providing analysis
" NQdil:li tbelr reports to tbe United States from the and some new information in each 1S to 30-minute
· specials, baa dedicated porliom of its lul two
.. Prime nine Sunday" sbows to coverqe of the -------------------Iranian situation.
· stat.nm 1nm1an Televlalan facilities. American report whether there was a m.;c>r development
tele'ridoD reporters bave1 for the most ~ be«l during the day or not. The ABC reports, anchored
·•• nnbhMlered lD their work m Iran. It's been suggest-by Fr~ Reynolds, •re stratabtforward and con-• ed th.It JQlometni la seekin8 to calm American cise, and .ba¥e presumably earned new respect for
p.ualom by dlltlnplshlna between the American ABC News. Iona the No. 3 news netwwt.
1onroment and the American people tn b1a The deci&klo by NBO and CBS not to do D1ahtlY
vttupendoae newa spedala on Iran la atrictlJ a matter of news · Tbm, be lJ'ADted interviews to ABC, CBS and judgment. •·we try to provide our 1pedals u ... N-= wblle rifua1DI to meet with a State Depart· events aarrat.," aald a CBS apoblman, a aenti
· ment deleptkJa. Former Preadeat Richard Nb.on ment that la ecboed bjNBC people.
coal.den neh act1om masterful media maniP.W•· ABC followed a d.lfferen,t lode ... I'm not sun .. •t10a on the part of KbOmeinl ("He's cruy like • that the accurate nport.lQ8 of a ~ can be
.. rox," NlSOD laid lD a TV urtemew WI week>. gauaed by the auniber of c$evelOpmenU tbat octw'
V1terlor 11\0ti'fll or no, tbe nlaUve freedom ot each da1," said an ABC News ~man. "Our movement aceorded to Amerlean C()lftlpoadeata ·
bu made poulble an admirable performance by
all three networb. And tbe _performance of ABC
Nna, IOID8Wbat aurp~. l'8Ddl above the
reat.
A SI' 01' GOOD L\JCK Sot A.BC oft to a food tlArt from tbe 't'erJ belimdAI· ABC NeWI Miit
In abort. good coveraae or what NBC news ex·
ecatlve Edward Planer calls, "~ only story 10-
ing."
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unbloodied.
MARGO BEll8ELF 18 amoq the lut of a dy·
ing breed, a Hollywood sex symbol from the ru.
ties who made Z7 bad movies and deaceoded to
playing the hooky tooka. Sbe carries a torch for
her past and tries to drown the preaent in alcohol.
The scene is played out in ber dresain1 room
which she shares with the other ftve chorines and
her lesbian companion.
WAIL Y IRJNTOON'8 dre.Mq room MUlna ta
well plotted and P'ersacca'a offata•• auude.
broudlt up eacb time the door It CIVl'ned. la an in-
spired touch. Rieb Golaon '1 1tpttn1 tfted:a wU, divide the two-area set. _
"Marso and the Glrla'" la dmtlDed to IO far
beyond Oranse County -lt'• probably the best
original to debut locally siDee "lllo&her Banh"
eight yean qo. Performance9 coati.Due tbroup
Saturday and Dec. ~ at. a p.m. in tbe Drama Lab
oo the OCC campus •
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What st.arts out to be an inbilUinl satire on
the promotioo of credit card conawnpdon quickly
disintegrates lnt.o a murky and wlina~ robbery
plot ln "The American Success Company." a
Columbia Pictures release.
Scripted by William Richert and Larey C9beJi,
from a story by Cohen, the fllm involves an "Irma
la Douce'' type ploy lo wbicb a milquetoast
el<ecutive in the Berlin headquarters of an
. ~ternation&l credit card
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married lo the bo11's l.lEYIEW apoued c1aua1iter. take. ......_~~~~~~-OD a leOODI{~ to
domUW. Ida wtfe q4 to se• ewo wtth b1I falbel'.lD·llnr. . .
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to cheer about.
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claustrophobic settings. as reflected Ul Rolf
Zehetbauer's production design and Anthony
Rlcbmond's pboto~apby.
JEFF BRIDGES 18 09'AY a s tbe
mild-mannered executive·tu.rned-roue, as are
Belloda Bauer u bis •illY and Mlf·lDdu.lc•l wife.
and Ned Beatt~her bulb1DI father. None ol
tbelr, ~ ~.Jlowe•w. became ol tbe scristt and them .
Blaca JaU*· OD the «be!' Mad. ts quite
tmpreuive aa a proeUtute who teacta. Briqa
bow to be an effettive lover. J._.. ~ns a ample
and surpri5inllY toucblng cbaracterbatiOD.
Steven Keats, u a down-and-out printe
d e t ective, give' ao embarrautogly broad
performa.nc~ that is totally out of sync with
anyuu.n, else ln the film.
f' •4 lender shrimp •Crispy fish fillet
•2 Hushpupples •Fresh coleslaw
•Golden fryea •Tangy aauce
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.. .,. 1"llD a lteecDtne, •&even Men Learn
How a. u.ten. •
.. So tM men'• movem•t will nnft'
be vlalble. It wilt be a much more. alleat
movement ID which men will be think·
lng tb.rouP and feelin8 through their
own feelinga."
Mens llberstionist Warren Farrell
Farrell, who wrote the book, "The
Uberated Man," bu helped launch a
movement to belp men understand
masculine traps they conadously and
often uncoasdoualy fall into. And. more
important, be abows bow to crawl out of
lhote ro&e model traps.
Role model traps ancl~e athletic
Beauty is Her Business
Attitude is the key to being beautiful, says beauty executive
Aida Grey. Laughter is a good tonic, she says, while frowns
constrict you so you 'poison yourself. '
I By JUDITH OLSON
Of ... D.ily ...... '"""
I She kind of sneaks up on you, this beautiful
woman in the black Galanos suil
Aida Grey, one of the foremost names in the
beauty industry, knows many litUe tricks for
stayiDI lovely aod pracUces them without
.aoyooe else 1mowta1 what a.be'• doin8·
When I.be abares one, it'• like a bombahell
belnl dropped. Tbere'a tbe feelinc that Mias
GNy la aware of many tblnCS the average
woman lan't.
Mlss Grey talks about facials and masques
Her guest uses a roasque when she thinb about
it, which averages out to about once every four
montha
The beautiful Miss Grey, with the skin of a
25-year-old, uses a masque every day, rotaUng
between four varletiea .
And then there'• the bead. A C\Dtomer com-
es with 1. book to be al.Oled and Miu Grey tella
her to bOld her bead a 1IUJe hlCber ao ber lbroat will be more becutlfUl. MIM Grey, mtarally,
baa a ~rfGI tmoat and cbia. Rel" bead ..
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PAPE"· WILL BOLD a da7-loq worbblp Oil ma.le a.od ,_,. reJa.
Uonabisw Sa= Dec. 1, at the Uaitarla UAi l Omrcb ID ea.ta
M•a .
He bu taulbt at Eut Coast UD·
lftfaitMI ~gcttq l\utcen, Columbia. ~ Amerieaa .ad Bl'ootlyn College. He lt:Udied men's auttude:a on
women'• Uberaticm for hi.a Ph.D. from
New Yort University.
A former member of the board of
direct.on of the National OrgGWlbon
for Women in New Yort City, Farrell
led a work.shop at lut year's fll'lb Na·
lional Conference on Men and
Mucullntty at UCLA. Farrell organized
the flnt cooference. whlcb helped fuel
the men '1 liberation movement.
Farrell belteves men have been
yearn.mg for a bberalloo movement. to
help bring men closer together with
themselves as well as women.
1 ,-: beaa&w -I n ii1'7.AJC1JM1n' •
hllb. . ~ ttoea MllS Grey'\etrm m-eaerc:ue anct
have a routwe for beraelf ~e her~?
Ml.u Grey ls taltiDI about • uereiSlnl $e
body all day'' aAd then q\l\eOy point.a out. that
abe \J sil'tinl strai&ht tn her cbalr. away from
the back. forcln& beT owu muscles to bold her
body strallht
BER GUEST ii slumped in the chair as
uaual. acribbllng notes with her legs croued.
• .. I ,. , ia. SHE advocates waltine bri•ld>:. "not
runni.ne becaOH Uaat. lnjura 10'll' heels -and
says she benell nm.a up aod down the stain at
her Beverly Hilla studio at least SO times a day
All o( this ls remarkab~ause Miaa Grey
lS at an age where moet people have retired.
Though abe admits her age, she doesn't make a
production o( it, and abe la stunningly beautiful
for her M-plua yean.
Her new book, three years in the writing but
45 years in p~paration, baa many such instruc·
tions on "bow to incorporate beauty into the dai·
ly routine."
"There are no commercial.a," she aaid. "It
teaches bow to stay young and beautiful on a
slim budget."
"188 GREY, born int.be South of France to
a dermatologist who loved opera-bloce t.be
name Aida-touts cosmetics and proper care of
the skin. but believes foremost lba1 aWtude is
the key to beinC beautlfcal.
"It's bow you loot at lite, what you give \.o
life. A smile and &ood humor activates your
circulation. A frown con.st.ricta you. Evt!rything
freeies inside you. You poiaoo yourself.
"U YoU give out beauty you get twice as
much back." Miu Grey stresses that laugbtet" is one of
the best tonics available and that the good of
life must be aoucht after. "Ufe la beautiful," 1be aaaerted.. "The iood
outweighs the bad. It's what you take out of life.
Some people just take, tbou&b. If you learn to
give you'll eet more."
MISS GREY JS·not one to lit Mck and rest
oo her laurell. ~ ber wqrld-famoua atu·
diot, when abe treata aome ot tbe IDOll pboto-
graplled ttan and penooa)lt1es in \he world
have ll"O"D· abe benelt 11 there wonma many
days, ~. alwa)'I t.ryi.n1 to lmproTe ber pro-
ducta. ·
''I'm eoaatantl)' researeialU wtth the sreat
muters. t JO back conataat1f Urto berlll. God
bu aivm us herbs to beal ounetves."
Sbe ..,. cle1nstn1 la tbe molt imPortant
part of a beauty rout1De and UMa a deep pore
clel.DMI' berMlf ne.ry Di&bt wtthout fail.
'"l"ben are .no miracles," Mlaa Grey em-
• pbulled. "Sldn mu.at be clea befon you IO to
bed."
Clean1ln1 ·will cure acne, Illas GNJ
believes, bUt it must be thoroulb ad done CJD a
conatat. MVWal·Umel·a<day bull.
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Cftater •I Aiteatio• .,
California 's Junior Miss, Donna Hogle of Huntington Beach, 1s the center of attentJon 'i
as members of the 1980 Tournament of Roses Court examine the costume Donna •
will wear as she ndes the Eastman Kodak Co. float. 'East of the Sun, and West of the
Moon' in the Tournament of Roses Parade Jan. 1.
It's a Dog's Lile
Bowser beauty parlor goes door to door
BJ IOCHAEL PASICEVICll local parlor, he says customers appreciate the
0t•o.tl'IN9C...,. one to one oooveoience of the service and are
bad -...1 savin& time and ps money. Dogs in the know never 1t so guuu. And, o( course. the dop tend to be .,a bit
They've found a way to ebauna.te lbol5e loog more mellow when they doo'l have to travel as
stuffy drives to the bowser beauty partor. No far from t.be front door.
longer must they spend hours -sometimes lD Tbe Gallopllli Groomer was in business for •
mlxed breed company -w&Jting for 4 chauf-a year when lukovtcs took over in 1977. ~ fered trip home.
811.UlT DOGS SIMPLY get master to fetch BE SAYS THERE are other companies that
the Galloptng Groomer. offer sunilar service an Southern California and
Once an appointment is confirmed. pooch one that bean the same name, but no con.nee·
can juat lounge about the bouse until the uon. lJl Anzocu.
familiar van pulls up. Busmess bas been steady and bis on-catl
A abort saunter down the driveway into the fleet of vans may be expanded SOOD, be adds.
back ol the van and pup i.s ready to let t.be H~ver, there are no plans to follow in the
GalloPin8 Groomer do her stuff. footsteps ol the old "GaUophlc Gourmet" show
Al many u 40 dopa day are laking adv an· and put his service oo televiaioo. Not only would
taee ol the Anaheim-baaed operation run by 1t be financially unfeuable, but where could
24-year-Old Fred ltzkoYics. you get a bost named Graham Cur?
Hil companf, which e111ploys oine people Dop take "I> a ,majOrtty o( the house calls. , all under aa& 30, baa elgbt V'1la ready to servlce but the Galloping Groomer also provides
Ora.nee 0ouat1 carnivores ..bo need a bath, cut bathing service tor cats. _.
and flea poY(det1nl. Mary Gum ot Fountain ValleJ, a G~
"OtJll Parca STAaT at $11.50 <per employee tor IDOft Ulan two yurs, says she croomln&> and IO up to $50 lf we're dealina wttb once took care of a client who wanted a cleanup
a bll Encttu Sbeepdo1.·· ••JS ltUo\'lca. and Lrtmfor a pet&alneapic. lt wuo'ta problem,
EftD. lf U.. prjce mlsbt be ~ than the abe 1Ud. ........ ~ rn~~-~~.,,.._~~~~~<n11
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"The Unknown SaUor'1 Quilt," sewn durtn1 1805 by a
sallor wounded 1n the Battle of Traf al1ar when Admiral
Nelson defeated Napoleon, la on dlaplay ln Costa Mesa.
Quilt owner Maraaret CarriQa, left. hu ai.o put other
••• Men's Lib
l'•rrell also baa re-celvect naUoeaJ ataenuon aner not betnL 1e1ected u flnalitta at "bealt-··Our defense for iJlltlltinl an exercise ty contest..·· They com· meclianiam 11 to turn called llen'a Beauty womeu lnto sex objecta," Contelt plain of rejection tor
tbelt pbyalcal •P· be explained. "We know
tbatUwecan tum women "Every woman ii part pearance and that tbelr
emotio.nal and 1oclaJ of the beau1 contest into sex objects, lt'a eve~day o ber life qualities were ianored euJer to be rejected by
an object than it is to be wbe 1be'1 attractive On the other band,
rejected by • human be· or unattractive," Farrell women, after a role re-
inl .. 1ald. "Every man is en-venal date, otlen say, "I couraged to be a judge in found myself bragging
Hts workshop, sub-that beauty cont.eat about myself to prove
titled "RlJb in ReJa-"In the workshop , myself worthy of him,"
Uonabips," features heaaJd.
participation exercises women can understand "What I'm asking to get men and women the social pressures that women and men to do is to understand the nature have been placed on to understand bow peo-of sexual roles men and men can uo-ple have come to play
In an ex.erclae called derstand what It's like to the roles they play."
the Role Revenal Date, be l~ed at as sex ob-
Jecta" OU.er exercises and men and wom~cb
rold and eu • I P••r.U 1t0ted that Aiacusslons at the
teft1icm OI the flnt:date men ue 4'U.eit Pll'Y ..-orkfbop, spomored by
There's Room For More
At Holiday Festival
The plans are all made, the inv1ta
lions are out-more than 3,000-but
there is one slight problem
Sponsors of tbe Holiday Festival
:set for &mday, Dee. 2, at tbe Jewel
Court of South Coast Plua bav.e ·
learned that many invitations were
•pever delivered and so the response
bas been slow.
1 A spokesman for the Cbtld
Guidance Center of Orange County,
one ol the. two aponlOrl, 1aid there
are ample retenationa left for the
..ia.la party which bepm at 7 p.m
The Holiday Festival, which lJ be
Ing co-sponsored by the Oranee
County Chapter of the American
Society of Interior Detigners, will in·
elude dinner by the Moveable Feast,
dancl.Jll to The Bil Band Commotion,
strolllnl martacli.ls and a fashion
show by Bullock's.
Abo, there will be a mime and a malician..
Tickets are $35 and may be re·
served by calling the Child GutdJDCe
Center, &•6·7733 , or ma1 be
purchased at the center, 171 E. 18th
St .• Colt.a Kesa .
Santa's Letters Help Mom
CHICAGO <AP> -Jane Helm In
•uburban Napervllle amwera Santa'• man. for '2 a letter, and olt.en lbe ii
called on to put In a few words In
mom '1 behalf.
Mn. Helm and her ltd -ber ; motber. husband. two 1l.aten and
nelabtiortlood motben -belp Santa
aDawer Cb.riltmu lettera he re-
c eh ea hom 1lrl1 aod boya
tbroupout the cocmtr)',
.. We don't Saat luert a aame into
All alread)'-tYPed i.u.r. '' Nld Kn. t Rmm,32,inother~twochltdnD. I "Aa .. receive eacb cbll4'1 letter,
•• alt down. react lt., and then '8t1DI
a lot of time, we answer It. We band·
print our answer on brl1ht red sta-tionery with 'Santa's Headquarters
-Nortb Pole' at the top."
Mn. Helm says that some mothers
eaclole a ~nonal letter aloq wtth
tbeir child 1 Santa ~r.
"Tbey ask ua to please remind
tbelr ch1ld not to blte and bit l1lt'.er or
brother. One even uked tbat I re-
mind bu 2~-year-old daughter to 10
'potty' when she WU suppoMd to,''
aald Hrs. Helm
"I feel like 1 am a psycbologlat,
counseJor and minister all rolled into one."
Tree Yiewing
to Aid Charity
Coastline Community
C0Jle1e. will focus on
tenalom in two-career ~latioaabipe, the male
life cycle, alternate
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CALL R>R BROCHURE
PatriotisDt: To What Lengths? <'114 t 546-J629 •at. •102
Tait eboat 10U1' bad tlmine.
BeN are ID tbe nllddle ol u eDeJ'IY
crtt1a ~ we•re 1•Uin.a pnaure from all aldel to~ oar UMnno.-tata ID at es de,.,_.
ad flllldan m.tpen are pwM"' to brtq bact the mlnlOlrt.
b tt • tm•stnatioo or is 10meooe'a brain IA a boldlna patten> t
TD P&OBLE• JS tbat many of the
Jeadlq ~ an men who have never
known bow the human anatomy worb. It'•
relatively eaay to explain
The m1Di•JWt coven at best one-sixth of a
woman's lower extremities. When the woman
bends her knees to alt down, tbe taision releues
and the Hirt in the froot goes DOWN. However.
becauae ol tbe lftl}e of the body, tbe a~n the back becomes more acute u the body
ud the batk IGeS up. By the ti.me the d ere
( Bor.oscope-
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER•
By SYDNEY OMARR
·]
ARIF.s (Mar. 21-Apr. 19): What you need is
made available. Make inq~es, give full play
to intellectual curiosity. A relationship is ques-
tioned, tested
TAURUS (Apr 20-May 20): Moon cycle
hleb -means you can successfully make
~appearances, appeal.a
GEIUNJ (May 21..June 20). Much now ia
under cover. clandestine--bospttals, tnstttu
lions, clube. or1anlzations could dominate
scenario
CANCU (June 21..July 2.2): · You are lnex·
trtcablY Uivolved. Accent on affection, desire,
frlendahlp and romanuc aapiratiom.
LEO <Julf ~Aus. ti>: Define auibltiooa -
re••IA ..... citArbere YOO 'Want to 9D and how to art .. •cleldnatioo. Views are vindicated.
'VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Study Leo
•. meautf!W~ be1ond the tmmedla~. Pursue • edua pubbabln~ projects.
UBaA (~ 23-0ct 22): Tate a stand, estab11ab riahta and principles. One who taught,
aided you in past is due to make reappearance.
SCOllPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Avoid direct
confrontatlons, definite commitments. Gemini,
Salittarlus natives figure in scenario.
SAGl'ITARl\JS <Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Obtain
hint from Scorpio message. Sacrifice speed for
attention to detail, thoroughness.
CAPlllCORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Check safe-
ty devices, improve property. Relationship in-
tensifies; significant changes occur
AQUARIUS (Jan. 2Q-Feb. 18>: Moderate
pace 1erves ~t purposes. Home, domestic re-
lationships are emphasized. •
PISCES (Feb. 19-Mar. 20): EHorta tend to.
be scattered -key ls to perfect techniques and
to be ''practical" eoncen;og relatiouhlps.
•
Christmas
Gifts in
Large Sizes .
40 to52
ExactJy what she
wanted! A smart
new sweater for
Ctvfstmas. See
the great group
at Ella Nor's.
. Joasty-warm Jackets
and llttle chlll·
chaserl. All In
RUFFBl.'S .
WHOLS'IBY ... , .... .....
ltn ..........
I
makea ccmtact with a aeatJcbalr/bencb, abe ls
exposing a portion of ber body covered only by
underwear.
Uthe seat/chair/bench ia made ol plutlc,
atone, wood or metal, she could slip riaht into a
coma.
We're going to have to approach the
problem carefully as some women actually
liked the minisldrt. I talked the other day to. my
friend, Donna, who has terrific lep. The only
reuon I keep her around ia for a role model.
~ iliq. alligator ... f'rom our boy5 dfzpt .
HQD _ig LACOSTE l~ eluMr.kntt e.hirte
in easy ~re polytZ.9tlz,r eri:i coU.on, m
assorte.d. so 1 ldS
••1fELL; I, FOR ONE," abe said, "am
tickled to death about mtntsJr:irts. I've hated
those old lady skirt.a that swirl around your
ankle and cover up everything."
"That's easy for you to say, Donna, you
didn't carry your babies low and get left with
flabby knees.''
"I don't see why we can't wear what we look terrific in," she pouted.
Then it hit me. "We do it for our country.
Heaven knows I've had to sacrifice. I've been
buying aillt because I can wear it win~r and
summer and save. 1·~ given up polyester for
ultraauede ~auae polyester ls made from
petroleum and my country needs the oil. I've
bought lush sweaters in natural ftbera because
they're warmer, and I've liven up my entire
last year's wardrobe and replaeed tt wttb uew
clothes became they were Impractical for tbe
thermostat. How can you indulce yourself in
mini!kirta when your country needs you?"
Wben I told my husband about our
connnation be Mid, "Too bad you talked ber
out of i1. Doma&eouldJaaye WOl"D. mtnt•ldrt and nDaed tbe body temperature ol ~ man in
her office bulldiJli.' •
.Sometim~ I quetUon h1a love for America.
All your Ouisbnas shopping ••• tied up in one beautiful package
•
Santa never had It
so good!
When It comes time for you to play Santa
... come to Lido Marina Village. With over 75
boutiques to choose from ... who needs elves?
And. you cen park your reindeer for free
from December 15 through December 241
Delightful gifts can be found In any number
of Lido Marine VIiiage's shops, everything from
flne jewels to jeweled fiMry plus gourmet kitchen ware. 1pedol soaps end fragmnces, chlldrens' toys
and un~ue treasures from around the world.
Stop ln at the Oreenkeeper for your Outstmas
~handmade omamerts ... stroll CMS to Perfl.mes
Of Lido and 1pedal order a frogrant holiday wreath or
belket. William Roberta ftne jewelry ls bound to have
the perfect gift for that someone spedel ... end for something
exotic stop In at Cemata's Pearls and Kimono • DoU your
wardrobe need sprucing up? There's
the Unicom. Devereux, Papagallo
and Robert Alan's Men's World of
Fash ion, just to name a few!
And start or end your shopping
day with a wenn cappuccino or
pk:k-mew espresso at the Coffee
Peddler. Wh\le you're there. take
8 whiff ci the wonderful Quist.
mos pastries being whipped
up at the Oerman Home
bakecy on the boardwalk.
~rting December 15,
the ~Santa Oaus wtll be
strolUng through Udo Marina Village to otfer an
ear and a candy cane to chlldren of ~lit egest
Remember. the best thing tabout Ouiltmaa
shopping this year ls thatyoucandolt l .•• ahdhave a ball et
Udo Marino Village! •
. II
Wei •
" -..... &o GPK&M. n. ..,, dtaa..,. an la Lbl ~pleiot.~v. •• ,._.~· ................... ~ .-. 1or a :k. n·. l.beil' p
91""MMPI -... M. ... --... ~ \M profttaeri.ao tblt UJ cM ~~ ,.... fora . _ .... ... :.O.:..""'..., .... .,,.. w A OONN&Cl'ICVT na•. ... ....,. • ..., _ ............ take MUt1 • J pap ad 1n u.. day PR':: o.. ,,, ..... " .,._. papen to proclaim tbe="~ble but true" otrer
•lull a .. -2': ol 0 Ubnry \J" an__ ol nb centwy ~~ ......... II; " ~· ... u.. a.AM knir, pre.lDflaUoo ~·.... a • .... It.A. price of '10.• ••
., .. •· ~ 1.-. • -• 0.. atiwect out for preeentatlon lD tbe :iii"~,~---=-:; ad .. mztalm ftve of John 8telnbee.k'1 molt lmpor· ~-== .._, ..,, .. tut ....,_ eomolete and unabridaed" from "The • ouMAM!l...u -..._....,,_a. Grapetol Wrath'' to "Of Mlce allep." . =-o.::...---•---'-With barely literate
MAM:lllOWOOO-O... lollt. 19 r llf.pap DOVe1I aud UM· .. ~--.. ..... ..... ~· J les1 boob ol U..ta retail· =•U'MOt"*--.., f ~ 101 at any,,bore from ., ... J!t ... Ill-. ~. .. • -H 10 lhf9 fta , .. ,_ -J' ... ., ... ... . ... .._. ........... ...,,. ....
1VWO..-Dt1t1NO -o,....... l if' . ~~ ll a cornmendablo ~ 11.• ....... v.....,, • ., ,, blnc ventUN :,--,....,u..,.,. " A1lo arrayed on the Wdcleobookl ~ am
WAl.OH·MIOOl.aTOM • ~ abolt tn tbe ad are tbe undlluted bat ~ !.e.
:::\ .... .::""~·11• .. Lawrence. Gen Vidal, Joeepb Conrad. Grabam ~~~ as.:::'.: Gl'MIMtt Mary Stewart, W. Somerset Mauabam o.&t-... • nd Joan LeCarn "durably bound la 1old·foll =::...~~°"'i::-., "':! .tamped simulated leather." ..... a..-... sn .. "a-.""wLus .,,,_ 11ur. wArr roa n. ms•s THE hype: ::"-• : .=i =: _, "Thia library of 20th century cluaica la a atunnlae
.... ~ ... -.. ...., .wt. achievement in publi1hla1. It repreHD.tl the beat :::::.-:..~--~"·· of 20th century literature from D. ff. Lawrence to
Ma01NAoOS1tN1t -o.mineo Jr., John LeCarre " 11• .,.. °"' .. .....,_, 17• Mtll of There it la. The fault dear boot b11ver la not ....... oc;T, • ....., •
we.suMAAv•• _. Wiii'-o •• 71• lD tbe w!wnea tbemaelvea but lD the llan that the
_. J-...... , •• v . .-., publlaben haft elevated from underllnp. H 20th =~ _ .,.._ c.s century literature baa awept lD eight momentous -. ., ........ ~ _. .......,· volumee from D. H. Lawrence to Mary Stewart
~~:;.~~ _ ,.... .. J .. and J~ LeCarre, our cultun ladeed ll la aertoua
41, ........ .., ..,, -... ., win. decline =-~T• _ ... ,._ 12.,,.,, W'lmever became of poor old Rudyard Kip. M9t'l•A..12._...,,,. ... ,,...... Ung? And Wllliam BuUer Yeata, Georce Bernard
cuf<T-4.AWLP -HWt. 11. ... Shaw, Sinclair Lewis, John Galsworthy Eugene Mertlytt,11.._~~...._ O'Nelll, T.S. Eliot, William Faulkner'. Ernest
SOF1tANK0-5EALS im ••. 21, Hemingway, Samuel Beckett and Saul Bellow? :'w LAMy *· 10• botll of eo.ia Nobel Prize-winners, all of them.
RO$~A08EATS Lewll JemH, SI,
:.:!s!:~.:;:u""'· 41. 11°111 01 AND FOR THE SAKE OF SUDDENLY
OCT " canonized Mary Stewart and whatever brand of
KING-LEWIS -· Eug.ne, )4,...., tok . th bli b ti . I t' thro P•.,•• Rlllll, 16, taotll of ,_1 .. ,, em.sm e pu s ers are prac cmg, e s w
..,........ lo Nobel laureate Pearl Buck, although among the
KROGH-EMBURY -o.v1ct er•k. 20• women novelists of this century WiUa Cather to _..., K•-• "'-• 17, boU. cf SH ciem-i.. me bas no peeress among such deserving sister
MCCARGAR-BATES -'°"" R., se. scribes as Muriel Spark, Doris Lessing, Eudora
-&.qie A.. 6' beCll of UOUN ..in~ Welty, Katherine Anne Porter, Flannery O'Connor
wttYSOfllG..C~!:~:cius _ Ai.. and a dozen others whom readers will be angnly ,..,.., n. of a.-o.-. _. toe writing lD to nominate _,_.., • °' wa•11•-· With Joseph Conrad there can be no quarrel !;"=~ '::~. ~ exce]>t that chronologically he comes a decade ::~=00 .. ,, _ ,.10., .. after Lawrence, and lt'1 nice to see Bllly •-·-._.Al'-J .. n,....,. • Mau~ beck cn the flrll team. But where are ,,_.._.en:• V~ Netloltcw and SUD O'Cwy, ,_,_.to ,,_ • •n.O _ ... .-, rank 1fttb tlw•belt in tbe tm•patiTe ... of our ... .,, ...... ..., ... ..._,,..., motberton,cue?
1t,.,llWL• • • an.-... -n-e 0-11 Ev-1-Wa -and &.INOIAY.-...m. N'dt..._.,, .................. __ • .-w.u. ~u u ... 21. •• om. Meu, •114 ••n•I• F. Scott Fltleerald, three ma.st.en who told ua so =~~ _ ...._ o .• much about th.la society of ours in the 20th century,
'II, ...,. a.... 0rac.. 11. 110t11 of where it ls heading and bow we got to be the way ==" . ~· CM""-we are? 71, -c.ttwn,. l.oulw. 21, bolt! of
""'9Ungloa8Mc'll
OCT. tJ
eAANE~SPEHCEA ,,..,,., Jo. n. of HWIClllQlon Beech, •llCI Ulur•
l..oui M. 11, of AIMNlm
CLARK-CARPENTER • Robert
... -. ll. and Ctlautlt1• S..S.11,
24, beCll °' HunltftOIOll -HUIBARC>sa>TT Jim ._.,d,
•• -T-l.M, 17, bolll Of Hnun-llft9toll llMCI\ MUltOOO..·OONNE -Slew R•Y. n. ef .....,.._ and Linde. U. Of
AIMltletm.
I HAVE ALWAYS BEEN AN ADMIRER of
Gore Vidal, but I do not value him less for admir·
lng Truman Capote more. To my mind, no living
writer handles the language with such grace and
exquisite fragility of phrase. Opals and diamonds
glitter from hls paragraphs, luminous depth.s of
language that delight with their warmth and flow .
It's a pity "In Cold Blood" was such a success.
Critics and perhaps Capote him.self were dJstract-
ed from aucb neglected American classics aa "The DAVIS-ROlllNS -MldlMI wa.,,,.,
Jt,..,. °'*• s.... "· 110U1 of Hun1 Grass Harp" and "Other Voices, Other Rooma." :tra.~1NNA1to _ Jem11 The mystery of mystery-writer or apy .....,..,a.•0ao-.. ..... l.OWMM., chronicler John LeCarre'1 1uccesa aWl IX\)'atifies :A~~MAu EH••· 2• .• , me. I alw"'a thought be reached tbe peak of bla
w.m1M11r IM IMNY .-. 11 ... powers in ' A Small Town lD Germany," cbrontcl· ~~~.-ooa..s _ SMdor, 11, .., I.DJ. Bonn, Europe's mott bortne capital, with
u.-......., -K.et111M11 .1-. talents to match. ~-= ~ owreit n I wooder if J.B. Priestley or L. P . Hartley
.-Delli• *"-· 21, ...., ., ca~ ever beard of Mary Stewart? .....
fl.SH1t.aAr.L°t:·~ Kl-oie., I WONDER IF BEINEllANN A.ND Octopus
•· _. ~"°·ts, ll04fl °' ,._. <actually I blame' sll of th1.t oo OctoJ>us, whoever ~':.':!g:vis -JoM H., a. .. u1 be or abe la) ever beard of Jobn Cheever, John Up-v.e-. -;v ........ L-. 11.of dike, Norman Mailer, Tennesaee Wllllams, John
..... · oc:T. u P. Marquand, James T. Farrell or John O'Hara?
•H1.••·"°HRSON -,..._, Before cbooalng John LeCarre and Mary ::.::-.:;....~ ... ~Mane, v. Stewart. did they reject James Thurber, E.B.
OCT." Wbite, S.J . Perelman, Robort Bencbley, Frank euc••u ...... wtGTON -JOllll sumvan Red Smith Joe Palmer and P.O. a.."· ... --·-· 21. ....,. od a.-.!,_ • .,._o....-W e-? :::'C~==..-... ic:: Anyone for James Joyce, H.G. Wells, G.K . .,_..,c:i:..-. Cheatertou. IWaire Bell.ae?
OCT.V
•uaM.aa-ea...11.1M .... u.. I ·-~•an OLD OCTO-'S ·~ BJl n•..t-111. ...... .,·._ *'* · -~ c"' nnu ,,_. ...... r ~=~.._,:=.:=:: lacJuded John Stelnbeck. 1Je 11 the only Nobel
...... ._. laureate I can name-drop at wtll. While on aailn· -::,,~:~-;,:•=., ---=~~ ment for Newlday la Vietnam, Stelabeck bad Die
... .,Cll9 room Ulllta1n over mine in Sai100'1 Caravelle
MDI Mii MDI:.!!:...~ RoteJ. Ht Uled to come down rel\llarb' to borrow a 11:r-....,....._ ~-. cu,p of bourbon when bia wife Elatne wu t.rJin1 to
::-.:.':M";:'~..._. *'· couTblmb onalto Ol'Ullt e Julee,. I.I tb t th •u.-....... .,....., ..... 11, • H ou raae, o course, a e ., T,.._""m " pubUabln la auembllnJ their barf ala lbelf of
~ ..: 011irt111 w .. 11. 20th CCDtmY cluaics left (blank). Here tbe reader E~ ...... "· .... " .._. can lDlert tbe author of btl eboice and 1pare tbe
IUOMT4"1AOU• -1t .... a.1polt oftke tbe burden of ecmtfmdtnl wttb another .;;;.!-........ o.. ..... • nalancbe of liltten durt.q the Cb:datmu rush.
ltRUO«R:gUIM -a-t:f, tt, ..
GONE TO SEA?
Ernest Hemlngw•y
OVERLOOKED
Peart Buck
REMEMBEAEO
W. SometMt M•ugh•m
MADE TH£ LIST
Gore Vidal
...el ... , ........ ~ .. ......... -....: ~UTAACJI-..... --·A., 't!' ...... ....., ... etw .,., ... nl1••r.
wa t •MT•MAUNU -IC .. HUI ..,......,, ....... , ......... StutMnt Power Limited!
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Senato 11ld there hH not been
enou-enluatlon of tbe current
1yatem tn wbicb atudentl aubmit oral
and wrltteo material OD fuulty
teauN and praa>ntion mau.t, but do
not tab part tn deliberatlom.
TD D-UTD TOLL O• JIOSE TRAN T,000
wben tbe lblp wu torpedQed ~ tbe SoYtet 1ub-
ma.rlne S JJ D1U UM ead ol WOl'lid War U WU ftve
tlmee pater tban the number Iott lD the 11tanlc.
Pmi.s-tt ra&el only a f~ la IOIDe war
hlstoriel became ltl doom wu JUlt one •mall part
of tbe cbaOI. u mllllaoa of panJc-ltrleten refqeea
1U"UQ)ed westward to 1et awQ h'om the reveqe-
bunl?)' SoYSet IOldiel'I of the Red Army.
Three British writen bave told the story lD a
new book, "The Cruelest Nllbt" (Hodder and
Stoughton).
l't18UC NOTICE
1UP91tla. CIMln WTita
IT A T1I Oft CAA.a """'9A l'Olt nta eoutnYMO&UtO•
Pl.... -·-TREY WE&E HELPED, THEY SAY, by ""*''"""°".,.. CoetC 0.:1.-,..... MOTIU OP M•A•tM• 01
many .-.~ .... --..1 ._. Sovt_. --eiall of tbe Len-...... IS, J2. !'. '*-' "79 ..... ,. PCTtTw. Ntt NOeAft OP WILL.
U'll:'l IU--.iiu u:t -uu.i ,..,. ~ Lan•111 TUTAMmM-lngrad Naval Muaeum. Central Naval An:hlvea, Ta•Y,..., POtt A11TMCN111A110M
War Vetenna' Committee and tbe Writ.en' Union. PUBLIC NOTICE '0 u•1••1Tu uMDu , ... l•MP9_..,. ....... atlfllAT10M The a'1tbon, Chriatopher Dobaoo, John Miller WHTATUACT'~"co"
and Ronald Payne, relate bow pan.le set ln P~=-::' ~~!..~M..tc:aJusTiNUl!A.u throughout Eaat Prussia wben. the German ,..,. ...._ ...-i. delllt ._.. ALiee J. ,.~ Ollaeled.
~ ~&&CU UlllCI 1&.1•" THa lllAltlta eAlAAa & paeoeRtCM. ltEA"-11 ... Mrellle authori•i-publi-'--..l what b:= lD ... _ "'-•• , NOTICC " Ha1ta1v GIV•M tNt
German town~ by the Army. T1tA01NG ODMl"ANY, ""' ......., "'"*' , .. ,..... ., w111 .1111,., , .. Nemmendorf. Just imlde tbe wartime border llvd.,c--....~~ -.•L8ttSr&T....._...,., .. _ with n...i......a wu taken by Gen. Gall•• ..... '• 11th 1tlc.1W1N Mw••rtv • ..,. s.w. ,.em-•,.....,.,... e. u. ..--. -a.:t ••«fl ........ 5-e """· c;.lllisnN .......... ~ .. '"*"'*"' ... Guards AnDJ oo Oct. 22, 1IT7. 1be Soviet.a were ,. .. ,....., "' ..... Act ,......,....
driven out by a counterattack five days later. 1::,.~ 1aCM1eUC1N 1>•.,. ~ :s:,. = = ::'!!: RtcMrd,,..,..,., .. t!IM ... ---'-'"' -...... • ... a •oLY ... SINGLE 1~ 6 lllTANT re-T1tlt ............ -Iii.I •"" ................. OK. 11. ""· .. IO:OO Dfta n nun c-e, °""·" ~ .... c-itr.,. ........ 111 .. ~°' °"'91"-•• malned alive," aay tire autbon, wbo detail "in-"--7·""· P..._ .... ,•tt•c1~a17all ori<Censw diacrim.inat.e" ldJ.llnc. ~..,... 0ao.,.. c... o.11, "IMt. om. --. 111 .. otv °' s.e .,..,
When t.bla became lmown, tem of thousands of ..........._" u. u. "· "" W1·n ~=--.......,,._ 2'. 1m
people began neetna from their homes.,.. the Red ~~AIK.H.
Army drove toward Berlin the refu1ees were PUBLIC NOTICE aowuDI. aow••os.
forced northward, pilln1 up in the Baltic ports •1ttTOtt&f'lANAG&111
where they hoped to find sb.ipe to carry them to "~=:r ::.:·:-........ safety. 1 ...... _.. __ ................. utm1
-· T•; cru1>0-rm A coaaal rescue operation WU be ....... In four J H LI--l!NTUl'lt:Sl!S. "*'-Yllsr ---,,__ J •-NC., e C:-dMie ~. flwlllt-0-c.o.MI Oelly l'I:..:. month.s &fljUJ an. 23 to the end of the war oo May iu s.o1111 Duen RN•. or ............ 11, ,,_ o.c. s. mt ¥•1•
8, lMS, a~ Of 2,02%,902 people lt'ere transported ~~ E-.rtMt ..... , ~ PUBUC NOTICE by the navy and merchant navy to the W•t, ac· ~cm.~ ...... ii..S.:...
cording to Ad.Ql. Karl Doenltl. • ~ =--~~ .., __ su_"_"-,.-cou-.,.-cw-,-... --
..-...n ST An 0.-CM.I llCMllllSA l'Otl
J H U.-~ TM• CXMHfTY MCMIAMOa THE 25,~TON Wlt.R£1.M Gust.loft, named .-;...u.-...,...,... by Hitler after the-leader of the German Nu.ii lD ........,.. MOT1c• oft MaA1t••• o"
Tll .. --..... wltll IN NTITICM flOlt fl!ICMIATll CW WILL. Switzerland, a111aaainated in 1938, was bullt for c-1, Otf'k °' o.-.. c-., °" AMO l'O• .....,..,.. .. THTA•aN·
cheap cruising, carrying in normal Ume1 1.~ _...._ '· ""· TA~Y-., HAfilltlET •• SPALDING, passengers and 400 crew. snveM T. CMU .. ••noee o.c. • .-. • :..-:-;~Dotft MOTIC&'. IS HVIHY GIVl!N IMt The liner spent the war tied up lD captund ....-: ie. _ • JOt4H aa. ~ALD4NG -111ec1 .._"' Gydnia Poland as a floating navy a..--c"-It was ...,. ...,CAft:Jtt • .,. .. 11e11,. ,.,_ °' ww1 •"""" ' • t.HU • • a . .._. tf ~ T--ery IO finally ordered to evacuate more than 6,000 people, .._,,_°"_ c_ 0 .,,:'!:: -.,.u~ . ......_ i. ~ ••
including 1,500 submanners and their families. -t..1~.n.2',1m un.n ~.=~-~: .. ":!
wounded soldiers, women naval auxiliaries and i.n -""._ '*--' ''· 1m. •t civilian refugees. PU·· •c Nn...CE .. OO• m . .,, _ _,.,,._..of ~t-...... u e a -.... J Of Wid Courl. M 100 CIVIC As the liner pulled away Jan. JO l!MS bun· c-i-on .. Wst1.111tN 01Y~'><l"i. • • ,.,,. c.i---dreds more refugees, 1mplonng a passage. were '~"'::!=::' ~-a,..,., helped from small boats up gangways and The.......,.__, .. -.._ LUA.&11AHO<
s crambling nets. ""'"~UTl1v.NO COfHAlH[lt. ,..,, l'\.IWT !"::"~
11e1111e1c1 lf•. w111111111110" 11uc11 tn_,,,_.,...
THAT SAME NIGHT THE LINER waa bit by
three torpedoes fired by Soviet subma.nneT Alex-
ander 11.artQMko. commander al tbe S lJ.
The W"llbelm Gusdoff took Just. over 70 mlDutea to el.nk. Aa lt lilted at 2$ dee:reea and wltb pea-
demonlum nOnl around the packed deck.I, wblte-
Jacketed atewaro Max Bonnet appeared on the
bridge with a tray of drt.nb.
"A fin.al cognac. gentlemen," be said
The officers drank and threw down the
glasses.
There weren't enough hfeboats Many
pai.senjters were trapped below Rescuers plucked
964 persons from the sea
Rocks Hit Jetliners
TOKYO CAP> -Two All Nippon Alrways
jetliners on domestic fllebta were bit by rocks
hurled from an eruptina volcano in aouthern
Japan, an aldl.ne official said.
The p~ 1.-nded safely and no injuries were
reported.
ANA said tbe rocb broke the windsbield ol a
Tri1tar Jet carrying a cr•w of 11 •od 104
passengers while it waa traftliDI at 11,000 feet
near Sakur-.llma. At almost tbe ume time, rocka
bit a jetliner with a crew of 11 and 214 puaenaers,
flyine at IB,000 feet about 30 mu. eut of the
Sakur-.lima volcano, the airline aaid.
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Dnr Dr. fMetMnb: I've alWQI ~Jed my
h•mbursert well«me. But I MYID•t '1HD them
up because ot tlMt recent acare·talk tbal'&MJ m11
cause cancer. I want more proof.
Lat.el,J, l'•e been beanna that eon .. m11 be
dan1mJU1 for people wbo have heart trouble or
bJab blood~· How much U'aUl b tbeN ID tbi1 theory?
I lib my coffee, too. I doa't o&aD to~ lt
unleta t.bae'• real proof it will ra.CM my pru-
1ure. I take three cups a day. Sba1l I quit? -
Mn.Y. Ex·emperor Jeao • Bedel Bokaua ts ~
seeklni to annul b.lS •
sale of three French
chateaux to a
French businessman •
shortly after
Bokassa 's overthrow
as Central African
Republic ruler. He
said he agreed to the·
sale under moral
duress.
DEAR MRS. Y.: How btc are the cups! How
1tron1 the coffee! Row blg:b your preuure? How's
your heart! You can see wby your own doctor,
who knows you much better than I do, will have to
make the decision.
NeYertbelHI, a1
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DOCTOR IN J general advice. it seems
H HOUSE to me that three cups of T E · coffee a day should not
be harmful. True. t.hal a
few years •go, a heart apectallst In tbe East
belleved that coffee was bad for the coronary
arteries. Bu1 aubsecaueat studies ln CaUfomJa and ----------
other reglool round' tbere was no scteoUfic baala Boy, 12 for lbe t.rutb of this theory.
LIKEWISE, THE THEORY 18 I . ed
q_unllonable that taking coffee increases th& DVll
hazards of hypertension. For example, in one
Framingham <Mass ) study, systolic and diastolic T E
blood pressure levels were unchanged m men tak. O gypl
lng 0-6 cups of coffee daily In women, systolic .
blood pressure was s lightly lower in corfee COL UM 8 I A. S . C .
drinkers. <AP> A 12-year·old
Al times. when susp1c1on 1s raised agamst the boy from Eas~y. S.C.,
e.ffect of coffee on the coronary artenes, mvestJga will be the guest or the
t1on shows that it's not the corree but the accompa Egyptian government
nylng ciearettes that do the damage Some co(f~ next month and meet.
drinkers are notonously heavy smokers President Anwar Sadat.
Sam Brown was invit·
UNLESS 111ERE AJlE SPECIFIC contrain-ed to Egypt after he
d1catJons. J do not adv1se coronary or hypertension wrote to Sadat in the
pataeols to give up cotr~ taken U\ moderation C3 sprin&, sayin& 1ie sup.
cups a day>. Remembenng, of coune, that tea and ported bis efforts to
cola drtnk.s are also sources of carfetne brmg peace to the Mid-
U you can take coffee without getting di~ East
heartburn, rapid pulse. losing sleep or becom10g JANET McKenzie, a
edgy and nervous. conttnue to etiJOY its delights s pokeswoman for ••• M EDICALETTES
FOR MR. U .. As you say, "Why get an ulcer
worrying about a thankless fnend?" Reading
Marcwi Aurelius Medit.ations will also help pre-
vent that ulcer:
Egypt's tourist office in
New York. said that ar·
rangement.s have been
made for the boy to
leave for E&Ypt on Dec.
17 and return Dec. 2',
with tbe Eoptian aov·
emment payin1 bi.a way ..
"Once you have done a man a servlce. wbal
more would you have? Is it not enoup to bave
obeyed tbe laws of yout own nature, without ex·
peeling to be paid for it! 1.bal la lite tbe eye de·
mending a reward for seeing; or tbe feet for •alk·
in1. It ia for that very purpoee that \My ulat; and
they have t.belr due lo dolo& what tbey we~ ere.at·
ed to do.
Sam '1 parents, Doaald'
and Sybil Brown, will·
not ao alone, but an
Egyptian 1overnment repreeentative will ac ...
compaay biJD durinc bis
tour, Ms. McKenzie
sald.
''Similarly man t.s born foe deedl 0( kiDdnea;
and wbeD be baa dooe a kiDd.11 actiiaQ. or~
.erved U. eommoa 1"dfare. be baa doDe wtmt Ille wu made for. and hu received tm qaitlaace. • • MS. McKENZIE saJlf
site dtda 'l know whl'
Sadat atqied out the Jet;.
t.er
••• Some doctors believe that e\J'U)' cue ol obe:si·
ty sbould be coosidered ooe ol potential dJabet.et.
HY• Dr. Steincrohn in Ills booklet. "Wat.cb Your
Diet Because Fat Cao Kill You." For a copy write
to him at Box ueo. Cost.a Mesa 92828, eoclo8Jn1 ~
cent.I and a stamped, self-addressed envelope.
''He wu tbe ooe who
read the letter and wu4
very moved and ex-
tended the i.avil.atioo."
sbe said.
Talent for Plaaaing
Convention Managers
Dear Joy~: How aboat pef'llOllS·
•ho muage C'ODYentlons• Is ceileJe
neceaaary!
-S.S., St. Lotds. Mo.
College 15 not essential, but un ·
decided liberal arts majors could
find opportunities ln this field.
TbinJt ol convention management
as the umbrella. and of exposiUoos
and meetings as the main two ribs
Expositions are trade shows involv·
mg ex.bibitor'S of products. Meetings
can .ftUlie from small one-company
training sessions to industry-wide ex·
trava1amu attended by a cast of
lbouJanda.
MOST MANAGERS work for trade
associaUons or similar groups; often
they combine convention planning
wlt.h other respomlbilities. Some are
hired by private firms that arrange
powwows for several cllen\3. Others
direct meeting management for big
corporatiOM.
Be&inners may earn Sl2.000 to
$18,000 annually. and with ex-
perience. 135.000 or more. The job
means travel -perhaps one·tbird or your time -to anywhere in the na·
lion. someumes. abroad The travel
fringe benefit.I are ,.real. but you
may be on duty 16 houn a day durilll
a meeting or show
YOU NEED THE abllicy to deal
( CAREERS J
with logistical details plus a talent
for planrung Also ideal: a liberal
arts background with business. ac-
counting, sales and writing skills -
and a persuasive. resourceful
personality
To begin. either work for a trade
assoc1auoo. or come up through the
supplier route such as hot.el sales
work or city convention bureaus.
Part-Ume and full-time people are
hired. Donald J . Walkter -ex-
ecutive director of the Nallonal As-
sociation of Exposition Managers .
Box 377. Aurora, Ohio '4202 -says
he'll try to answer specific career
questions; enclose a stamped, self.
addressed envelope.
Convention management seems not
to be a dead duck in recessions; ex·
perts say people an not goin& to quit
meettn1 like lhi& -it's the American
way of bualoesa lite.
RB ADER SE: RV ICE : To obtain "Oc·
cupotioftoJ Un~pto11me-n.r:• a Lobo"
Dqortnwnt arlklc on how aoeU various
occupcrtioM fll* • durmg a~. nclo.e a gsmmed, wtt-<Jd4rnwd mail-
sng la~l wttJa pr ,.,_If lo JOf/Oe lAin
K,,.,.q at 80% l:ifO, Cotta Mtta.
Mental Study OrderM
WASHINGTON <AP> -
Paychiatrilta are eumtnJ.na • .-oasan
who autboriUea allep bunt tnlo Sen.
Edward KennedJ'• reeepdon room,
pulled a lb:·incb launtJnc ll:nlle -.ncl
1ue a · 'blood-curd.lina" yell.
The~. wbo the SecretSenke
ldenUfled u &a.anne Oaaood. •• OC°"
dered held wlthoUt boocf Wedl8dQ"
by V .s. Mastatrat• Lawreneo
Mar10Ua. He ordered her teGt to
fed•rally operated st. &llAbet.b'• Hotpttal m Wablqt.on for IO da1I Of
m~oblen&Uan.
KSNNDT, A CANDIDAD fortM 1980 DemocraUc pre1ldentlal nomina·
Uon. •fl!I tn hia omce when u.. ind·
dellt od:Wnd.~ Cftlct la~
from tM tedPt.iOD . area '' IDO&ber room md tba'liilaiueb&...u& MU.tor
a.aid..., JMt WM not aware oltM db· ~ Autbofl Wd • a.cnt ~UM
WOl:d&D WU Mon the band.
U.S. AttonMy Carl R•u.b delcrtbed
tbe woman•a aeream as ·•blood·
curdlinc." Be u.ld the .. )'eu1>ld
woman moftd Into a tranateat botel
blN Od. K. She came &om Baltt>cl
ud 11 UDmanied, u.nempJo.)'Od and on
weUare, be Mid.
TS& WOii.Vi'S •oras., Nine Ot~ luued a 1tatemet from ber bome Jn .Naelaua, N.R. It uld: ''IU&aaDia baa.__ ~talUlld fQr a
ICbllclobreo&e t'olldlUoD at bioipltala la Nn Yaril, New Jenoy and New Ham~.··
111. 011ooct. wbo appeared
bewUder.d at th 1'••iin11 wh
Cbaratd wttb auultlDI •,....... tew enforce.._t omcer:1,s.ent ~ Ac•Dt Jaeepb" P'. .._ ......... ~~
WU t!Ulcm:Uti bUd. The mat1matm
J:t•~ for COQylctklQ 10 nian
EQUAL HOUSING
YOUU &.OYI THIS
ASSUM AILI
Ju1t wallt loto tbe
WlnDlb ol thla 2 BR COD·
do Jn a super area &lld
fall ln love. Freshly de-
' corat.ed Ii apacioul. M · sumable Jou. Ooly
$90 ,500. Call Now ms.no.
_OPPOATUNIT_Y A
.... t .-.Moffcr. LLSTATE
All rMl estate advertised -ln um newspaper ls aub· ___ A_EAL __ TOAS __
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NEWPOIT BEACH 798111
We have a fe'f special ~ ~ wffb built·ln
f\unctn1 and alm01t no
qualllytna necesaary.
1 bik to beach $11119,000 &a••s Brw/OCH.O vu $239.500
Acoupleol3'2 62'1
$229,500
AS SUMI
4 BR, comer Jol wrth RV
" bolat access. Hurry! Call~
FOREST E
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Ph• a deluxe model _ _!•~·c~-~-~~c~~-$279,500
JACOBS REAL TY
675-6670
~ J«t to tbe Federal Fair
hoaslDI Act of 1911
'Wlddfmakee lt We1al to
ad\lertl•• .. •DY pre-f-..ce, limi&atioa, or ~beledon
Vllw:,...., ....
$7800 Prtva~.C:O!plete
P.ut<UDOCONDOS
2.3 " ' Br. with pool. 1acuzz1 &: sauna .
Panoramic coast.a
views, in beautiful San
Diel(). Startinl at M&.800
wrtb only 5% dn. 11.875
tnteren. Taite advanta1e
ol erand opemn1 pnces,
as they woo 't last. Sales
office oPeD lOAM to duslt.
3M3 Del Sol Bl. San
O.ego 714 /690-4989. NB
~'1971
~:no..-:.; ~ co make an1
.... paefawe, ~tiaa. or cfiseltmlnatlorL •
DOWN w/red barn, at.able area & pool w /cabana,
NOQUALIJl'YING Gourmet Garden-view
AllUIDe 10"' Loan ldtcben. 1pl.ral sWrcase
"BR·ZBATH down to Teena or ln· • Lan quarters, 3 Bdrm &:
,,,. .... , 1 ~c••--library, warm lllaater ..._ _ __..,, &.titew/ownmarblefplc.
11d:I newspaper will not 754-1202 SeUec will help Flnaoce
bow1n&Jy accept any --------1 Call today for appoint·
advertialeg ror real AIA.MDONED meot: 673-8550.
AUTO REPAIR .
Opporturuty lo acqwre
t.bebuslnesa PLUS home
on a large C 2 lot
821hx191 Owner will
financt> for you -SSS.000
down&: $22183 mo will buy
1t Olli now for details
=~~-is ID VJOla• ~c:W1mtt::a. ,.<Jl'fN l11'J •1l;l11l•h:N•: I i
t1on; 3 Bdrm+fplc, . •
ranched fenc & roses. 1.~~~~~~~~'. --------i Owner Anxious. Call .:: ~ EltllORS: Act.ertisers ()PfN ,,, Q." \ 'VN 10"' ,.,~'
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DAILY PILOT ...-s
...., for tlle ftnt IJt. Just moved into town?
cornet .. _._ OllllJ. 1bm get acquainted wrtb
lhe ClauiUed Adi'.
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Lot:aled near tenols
coarts & pool. Spacious
tivtn1 4r spotless. Call
6'5--0303
F ORE STE
OLSON
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Lt• aHumable loans1 _low Int.
Hallame. Hom•
from tlll.500 • $175.000.
lullllae Creek Baytteat
VDl..Uty Park
Westdllf
Bi1Canyoo
Harbor View:
Hills
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YES, WE SURE 00.
Only $5-4 ,900 lor lh1 s
cherry, c harming 2
Bdrm coodo w1lb a large
patio & community
pools. Also seller will
help financ e. C all
919-5.170 today.
Ed Ridel. RJtr, l11c..
71~46-1111
CHHRFUL
CDMDUPLEX
Walk to beach & shops.
each 2 Bdrm cott.a1e b~
wood·burn1og fplc &:
patio. Owner will help
finance. Call Now.
ALLSTATE ~q.rr H~•~~~f' ~~:.OflS I •1611
SActUFICE
Sprawling 1 story. 3
Bdrm+ pool. country
lcrtc:ben. bnck fplc, re-
modeled through.out,
free-form pool+paUo &:
r~. owner wiU help
finance. Only $89,900.
Call 963-7881.
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When You call Classified
to place an ad, you're as·
sur ed of a friendly
welcome and help lo wordlnl your ad for beat
reapon11e. Call Now!
642-~
Redhill~Realty
I illll l<l'alh l ll fin•
~73 noo
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PRIME
UDO 151.l PIOP.
Modem 3 bdrm .• 2 baths,
wtlh awmy South pat.10;
completely remodeled.
On 40 rt. lot. Has
aeparate apt. above
garage watb outside,
pnvate entrance. la
rmve·ln coodiUoo! Best
priced properly 00 Udo
Jale. SG0,000
ATTIACTIYI l'IMAMCI•
Big Canyon custom home with
dram2ltic design. 4 bdrm, 4 bath &:
160' fairway frontage with several
carpeted view decks. Air
conditioning1 wet bars, formal
dining room, nuge family room&: 3
fireplaces. Marvelous f.or
entertaining, great for family
living. Let us tell you how to keep
your financing way down! $749,000 .
IN N~PORTCENTER
-. 644~060
C Y E R T T D N I N C B 0 E D I G G S
S,0°I H ER U I NT RP WYN 0 DR P
AANRYOREDEAHTOUEOAU
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OMI Of 1MI flW-ntAn MIW
In EastaJde Costa Mesa: one of tbe
few newer homes ln tb1a eatabllsbed
neighborhood. 3 bedrootds, 2 baths.
spacious noor plan, family room and
location close to schools. WUJ.aellsoon
at $134,900.
Uflllii l()U I: t1()Ml:S
REAl.TORS~ 676-6000
2443 East Coast Highway, Corona ~el Mar
Rent $475 mo!
$561 Mo Buvs!
OCIAMVllW
Veruiu. peatbouae, uJ
lra deluxe" im -
maculate! 2 Bdrm4 . 2
batbl ; frplc. + com
mun1ty amen1t1es
$Z10.000!
W.0.19yProp. ... ,.
.. 671-7060 *
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......... C. for ''a ' t t ~ .t SZJ7.500.
COLI OF MEWPOWT UALTOllS
2515 L c...e Hwy .. C--.. Me
675-5511
IAYFllOMT
BMIOA ISUllD
•IJllUX
Channin1 Old Worl4
facade. UMCI brick, &LaM • wood. kdtiq • to·
t::f?u1~~
came. Call ua for more dl!l&al.la!
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C11'il;wlMdl 1011 .......................
OMTHlllACH
4 Bedroom1, 3 bath•,
lll.llUI Ii apa. BEACH
ROAD REALTY
a-0888
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LIASl/°"10H
5 Br 38a Spyllau Hill, moo per mo., applies to
$4115,000. 6'5-7272
7l0SAMTAMA
OPEHDAILY
3Bdrm.~L61
Rent till Jan 2nd-&i> for
$'75/mo. ! Im med oc-
cupancy. 2 Br condo.
Walk lo beach New
paint. carpet. drapes
Swedlab frplc. Buy al
1561/mo PITY &: assoc.
dues incl. for 2 yra. j~~~~~~~~~j
$30,000 dn-full prlce --------•I We have several fine homes
with pier & slip ~ t!M.500. Owner Will carry
SlS.000 at 143 lOl. no
paymmita 2 yrs! Take over approx. ~.ooo lit
TD. at t~%. Close
me.row Jan 2, 1980. CaU
fast 752-1700.
oPfN-'40•ft\11,,111 ~,,.,,.-,,
GIANT 2·STORY
Fantastic 4 Bdrm LaLtn
da, 1rg patJo, BBQ, 3-car
garage, separate
ctuJdrens quarters. fam1·
ly rm, formal d1nan~.
Asking S.149 .900 Ca II for
Private Pre vie w
963-7881 ,,..,.., ,,, v. ,~ t, , "" 1 fo, '·· f
l~llHftl
ISINdtu.itt
I m.dles.rl Hi&h summer and wmter
rents. $<&25,000 F . P .
Views. Fant.asuc invest·
ment. Needs some work.
TemlS.
Shorehne Assoc
Investment DIVISIOO
714-3@-22.62
EASTSIDE
Mo 9ualfylftc)!
Olamwlg 3Bdrm, large
lot Owner wall carry
f1nanc1ng . C all
now .. won •t la s t ! &tS-nn. c .,., ,., ,,, •J. " , 'Ht.I rn .u ""'"'' •
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OCU.W.ROMT
COM DO
2 Bdrma., 2 baths;
aecurtty bldt. Vacant;
lmmed. occiapancy. Sub .
&an1e.1Z25,000
maD 673-11924 Eves
associated
Bl>•1•111~ l>f/ltTOllS
' • .,,, • fl \ t•• rJ t t 1 1 t.b I
IMVISTOU OML YI
If UNITS
Nr Prime Beach Area.
$485,000. Court sale.
Deferred maintenance.
Good pro01 opportunity.
f'nt to call 1eta tbil rare
berpin!
SboreDne A.NOC.
Toa h••
ONLY
ONE LEFT
IOO/oDoW9 $1,150
Plus ckmng coat.a
PBflMSULA POINT
Newly decorated 4 bdrm. family
home. Close to ocean. $325,000
EL TOllO HOaSE COUMRY
4 Bdrms., 3 baths: ranch style,
mini-estate in orange groves. $249.500
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
3·11 Buy\•d•· Oriv" N B bl"> blbl ..
VOGEL
PACIPIC
HEWUSTIMG
C.CodC• wr Thu COM duplex
rututts Identical 2 BR.
bath houses wtlb wood
noon. flreplacea and
pvl. pabm. Owner flex·
lble·11.1bmlt trade or
crailve fmancl.na. Ask·
2 br. vaulted cellln1. bnck fireplace <real),
lar1e ceme nt patio,
.)aC'U:Ul. 2650 Santa An•
Ave. JUSl !>O of Mesa
Onve FIHEST YlSTBDAY'S tog 1225.000. CaU Dano
HONEYWOOIJ
TOWHHOMES
961-6111
VIEW rttCE Babb, A#J..
rant.a.stlc M~ Del Mar __ 67>21 ~
DO:"O\'. \ >;'S
of u lifor n i11
•lAL UTAff
Pal.aual froot row \ ~w
home 111 exclusive Jrvtnl'
Terrace. 4 Bdl'ln$ . on a
large lot, wttb pienty of
pnvacy. A very e&epol
home, bul Wltb lots of
warmth. SI .084 ,000 · £x ·
a!Ueot fuiaocmg avula-
b&e.
h o m e J h u g c New Ustlng . 4 bd , view,
Bdrms +d e n . warm pvt beach, completely
wood paneling, owner ~modeled Fee land. yys BP Cre.au ve. Must S32S ooo Darrell P.ish ~~cal~~?•:.• , ...-. A# _646.2326.:_ 63 !_12ti6 •
r1 • c ~· c11••67J..4400
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Span1.sh atyl4> duplex. 3 u •" ua.zua llACH UVIMG Br Ii 1 Br uruu. Bolb HARBOR w/frplc'a, disb .. .aabera. $29.900
modem appliances & Super moblJe borne parlt
beautiful Span. tile acroas from beadl. adJa
Walk t.o beach & sbc>ps. cant. eolftD&. restaurant.
Very fleuble teruu \ Owtsion of mdtt&.1.1 \oonge. Large 1
0 w n er w 111 l rad e II arbor lnve-;tment Co BR. oou.ld be dlvided to 2
S2SO,OOO Bdnm. best mvest.meot,
moYefast! ~~ FALLBROOK ~Li: di-1111£! Assu!!~!,'~~t . as ~ow :o~wrn/ :~Y1~~nel ~ rtRG&
Hldlllw?Story
~ ot Lbe area'• moat
popular modeta, l~
h, a lha.lt.e room. Ap.
pnJL Z2llO sq. ft. Entry.
formal dlning. family
room. firepla c e
Landscaped yard with
wrap arouod patio. Bnck
BBQ wllb seat&.Dg, hsb
pond. Owner will help
l'ioance quabfied buyer
Donl waatl $147,900. Call
5«).1720
TMIBL -sume 10% 2nd. Ocean vu desperate' Will hnance --------3 Br, Seaview area. entireequuy! Spaclousl ..... ~ 1-... •--0--111.ll_G_L_EN __
$25,000 dn. Parmenls bedroom spbt lenl. l 2S -vvw Aft
$1934 /mo. Ful price acre estate. Overlookl ·---··-••••••••••••
1245.000. Comparablea al Pf course. Submit any Diatanctlve new 2
bedroom, 21-li ba COD•
domuuwm. t8'7 ,990. $225.000.497-5038 reasonable orrer B A L I 0 A Vacant/move 10 fast'
.,MYISTOltS.. Call Dan , B r oker. ISLAND
Beacb Dup'"· 3 yn okl. ~7221 YIEW HOME + 21R
2Sl8 Ddm Ave, C,M
~
Low ma Int en an c e . -GO&.---C-O_Ul_Sl_VU__ Al"( IY OWHB
Owner w /belp rinan· • •-~ Rllltic 3 bdrm. l bll. wil.b ce.CallMJ-0303 GreatS.clt Bay locaUoa. to' &oSo. t.y, ma ...... fireplace. encloaed
21Wry,!iBll.3ba.2fam1· kit, i.t owaer, 3 BR. c.anee. SO'xl'lS' R-2 tri-
ty rooa:w. Perfect for the formlJ clbUAI room. II• P'a lat. 436 KamUtoo. tq ram,uy, Auu.me H · famllJ room, bu1e Do 8 disturb teoanta.
ildq lou and ast tbe mclmed paUo. Putint llult cbe ln "'7'9. Prin-~~ beJp000 ftna.oce the room forp •.~...:.!_C·OOO. dpals onJy. •.ooo
F O REST E'
OLSON ... . . ' ....
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r tf'TSIDE 546-0l I 4 SYCAMOU GL.81
IAl ••• ,.. I 002 llAte MEW CUSTOM "-"'-" Adi •
5178
················-···.. Fa.bulous tarce , bd. 2~
Goqeoua Eutaide Mesa IE be. QUallty townhome
cwitom built 3 bedrm OR condomiDJuma. Only 8
2 bedrm + den home! 'available. $108,9'0. X30 ~~cZt?!~~ llDlll ILllllS UD. ~=:~:;
11tA1P1 to Newport" Baclt OVER 50 YEAAS OF SERVICE E. Side location. 845-3795
Bay! See tJ:us winner• ...,. ....... C...,.. w-... 11 WA TIR YllW now!! Call752·1700 -...,.,
IDwiltmeot Dtvl.aklo Ol'f,., "' o · • \llJf'; 10111., 1 • lnt.rliullll Old Spaniah Home Above Woods 71~2312 ,. I Cove. Six Bedroom•. Five Dalba, Larae
flOOD • ltmllOM•••fT EIUoy lowest later.at !f::._~~:!lfi1:!ilhAd , IJftHJ~ ~~~,~~.:!:.mc.~:~d~i::et~~~h~e!~c~ =:,,... . =-•-···~~ Garage. Private Stepe To Sandy Beach.
macnab /Irvine
realtg
A SUBllDtARY Of
THE IRVIN! COMPANY
A1'1BCTION: lqUISllWCSl
Within secured gates ls an elegant
style ol llvtngr Overlookinl Upper
Newport Bay, thll 5BR Georllan
Colonlal •late ii surrounded by 2~ acres~ loveb' treea, rolllnl lawns,
Juab landlcaplna, awlmmlq oool II apa. PLUS tbere 11 an ele1ant
rldln1 rlna . 1table1 to accommodate 14 bon• 6 bqe
corral. 2BR auett cotta1e. •t,795,000. Lynne Valentlne6" 6200.
(P·70)
M2"'23S
Secluded Garden " PatJo Areu. Priced Al
$919,000
(5) --.,..., ...... &31·1•
••• DO¥a Dim
rmt.el Loftly North O.ta
lleaa bome at Ju1t Bil family room. e. loedl ot tree.
a 1tora•e too. Family neipborboocl,
maoy amenities, VA
bu)-el'9' welcome. Call
_..,for more info.
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f'ltoae4M-0111 *· be. + ~lliab Pub, .... __ _j_ WYICPft..-;;Jt Of land. BuiLllJl1 ~
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•--.-... I OIO din. Hl&b beamed eell· l~liilli ilM••~ 1q.ft.. StfWIMd for 2nd -.--~ I•••· C'omplelely ,..n; ltary. Downe.own Costa ••••••••••••••••••••••• novat44. no Via ZaD·t!!!a!:!!:!!:!!:!:!!!:!~ Meu. '150.000
·~ .. L*ure WOC'ld, Oate 1• tbM. 147~.ooo. ~02:80 •-Mcee6 11tr PanoramJc view, 3rd <UdoJaJe> T.... 1090 -r ' ~ ,.' ftoor, Vllla Nueva. 2br --·-•••••••••••••••• ~~~541.~~7~7~2~t~~~ ... 51M11t A/C. an OPe4 SUMDAY ;_
7pm air. zti., l2JO Via Yelia. TVSTIM/4 IDltM ~ 1-S. <Lido lal~ ). !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!i!!!!!!!!•l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!•l!!!_.~ • .:t ••• !!!tr::~ .... !!.~~ '""lZ_.;..·000_8.ozao _ _;....:..._ ___ , 0n ~'.rc~~:! .. c
C::..W.. lf24 I' • , .... 1040 OUTDOORUVING --.-.. ,•..._-MT--•I ~~rrp&candtr
For uJe by owo.r Approx
4.000 •Cl rt . Street lo
atreet. Showroom, 2 of·
ftces, 2 batbs, located in
Sao Clemente. Xlnt
fa.naoc1n1 •92· 1115 or ~
n••• •II••--• .. •••• -.................. BONANZA -.....,." ,, .. an ex a ~HOUS Br Spaclou1 dech with ....,sa clean 4 Bdrm w1pror
7Ulih.CosfaMeM
Wit.b 24% down. owner
will carry al ll % JD· terest. U ....... nn .,:rp1c:',1 ba1...: n---TAa..11 OCMDVleMwWeohance ~10"--vt-w landscaping and lhe ~-. ·• ..._.,.,._""'" YOIU' outdoor dloln& 4 _,,,_ .,. right price. CALL dJDln' rm, HP den. HAl90UI 'Ibree larae bedrooms A truly spectacular vtew QUIC:X
#t.m.,..!19. llat. dea.n S BR, 1~ a. and2~batha create your that covers mountauis-644-7211
condo, owner fma.odnc. biUslde llYlDS lJI atyle. &lxnJ.l.oe.city habta·baY· '19.~. $1..l18.SOO ocn-Catalina-auoriaea·
SCOTI'llALTY LINGO REAL ESTATE sumet.a. Prestige aecurl·
536-7533 CTU>m..m __ 1__ ty bids. La boat alip COU•IPAU po1uuble. S53S.OOO. Also
FAHl'ASTJC SPA! 4 Br. Mhlm Vlefo I 067 same in same bJd& !Br ~NIGEL
Ell\ILU &
/\550(11\T [5
J~ ba. ASSUME 9% ~ 2 bd house. lrg lot, ••••••••••••••••••••••• unit '225,000. Ofrered by
LOA.N.l'Ullprtee-.900. J:iarea. Only $74.~. Allurnable,3Br,28a.cen-Jamee A. Mitchell
Call D-75G or 535-83l2 ck631·1266 traJ air & beat. $103,500. ~~~05A~/SUN 12_4
.......................
.at forauta. "-· ~3627 . 21 REALTORS ~~~-~ ... !~.~~ 1100
Great Fcnly Homt! SU SPllA Y Huge p""5tl1Jous 5 bd
Beautiful 3br, 2ba, Con Harbor View llom~
do. W/sec gate. pool, Value & location'
spa, tennis & volleyball Patnck Tenore 631 1266 crts. Short walk lo the
beach
•I I ' If Parle Place Inc 842-7461
Thia home bu lt all ror -REALTORS
Lbe actl•e family. It lnille 1044 --------feaitaa. • l8xJ8. pool. • ..................... .
sauna. bop added fam1· WOOOIRJDGE
ly room wttb wetbar, ~ 3Br$12S,0005Br
Ba, pooltable Ir much ll~.000 assume 9"!1'ii
mare. Thia 4 Bedroom 642--0112.~ 3~ a.th ho.me ls truly
kwet;, with new catpet. Woodbndge 2Br. frplc .
t n g.... 4t r 1 x tu res ~ auumable. 559-6548.
BIG CANYON
SpectacuJ.v golf course
estate, 6600 sq ft. 4 to 6
Bdrms. 5~ bathb Pool
and spa. Sl.395.000
IAYRlOMT CONDO
PLUS SUP'
Luxunous elegance an
tJus 2 Bdrm, den condo
with breathtaking
harbor view and 42' boat
sl!p Benut1fully decorat·
ed in soodung shades and
decoralor mirrors
Security 11arage parking
F1n11nc1ng available
Truly a perfect paracbff.
don osen
rP., l tt1r'
731·3111
•••••••••••••••••••••••
TusttnVilocJ-
One year new Silvercre!lt
Kmpbrook. Jmmac 2
Bdrm, 2 Ba, dbl wade
3>x54', localed tn pnme
1\&st.m 4-Slar park Two
pools, recreataon center
Q\.aet adull park. Offered
at only $39,500. 540-3666
JN#telc-rn
Real Estot'-• Inc .
throughout. Call us now _a_.ooo_. ____ _
for an appt to see th11 home.. ~2ift60 $79,900 Orange Tree Con-
THE STARNES CO.
640-5711
OWME:R MUST SEU
a.xro 1977 Hallmark, AC. SAC.RIFfCE 2Br. 2Ba. hardwood
Assume 99"~ tsl, as· cabtnetssbowsbeaut1ful-su.me 10% 2nd. Ocean vu ly call 972·8421 TortoISe 3Br. Seav1ew area . do, S·plan. A !C. up.
•
SELECT graded, pool, tenms, super location, broker, $25.000 do. Payments II Nomad. 8xl2', IBr. ba.
OCEAN VIEW!! $1934 /mo. Full price liv rm. k1tch. A/C, new PROPERTIES 833-:m7.
4 ar llS5.ooo. Opeo Fri BY OWNER r .,_ ........ ,, "' ~.ooo. Comparables at crpt. SS.500. SP<' S130 mo ~u•ce! Assume 9.6·ro. SlM.000. 497.5039 64.>9332 after 5 wkd.ys. or
1-4:30, Sat 1·3:30. 2833 University Park UI Nice4bd,3ba.OWC2nd. ~x291 (8-5).
$335,000. Patrick 631·1266 --------Sbaatar,891-ISIN Princeton Mdl. with ......,f.Vlew.rool
-----'------r added 2Dd story, 4 Bdnrus Low ma In le n a o c e
lnclr'g muter bdrm yard-4 Bdrma, ramlly ,...rn WVING 'W/a cove. Highly up-REALTORS room and up1raded unnu graded, land included. _________ , ldlcben. Call for addJ.
PICE Rm••m •129,900. Open house *MO* LlooaJ inlormauoo or ap. .,., Sal/&m 10.5. PbMa-7012 pomtment to see.
c.-. Bdrm l ho * QUAUFTIHG * -a ~ rne. 4 Br Granada In Tbe ONLY SI0.000 dwn on
lo srat loca · llaacll tract, Just re-famasUc option. 3 BR ex-
Jleddl&now .. e.n • ... du~ed $12,000. Gall ec. home . 11195 642-5200
-.I-• _55_1_·2_129 _______ mo/pyml Pre1tis1ous
~L~·~~~b~~~~~~1~e~w•~re~a~.1 ~-THIS
NEAT ••
•. 3 Bdrm. Amhurst ..WHOMIFOR
BEACH PIOPll
Thia large quality built
~~~~~~~~~ Model, with a major sreenbelt location, is re-
a<\y and wail.Ulg for a
smart buyer to snap il up•
0-PoW 1026 ....................... • * R-2 * * Beadt house w I a pr roved
plarw to remode u a
duplex; ~ blk to beach
IALIO ..... EWP'ORT
Trailer borne by owner.
813>. Space rent S75 mo.
Yard, patio, & awning.
Adult park, Cll. $3900
327 W. Wilsoo 141.
S48-46'T1
llACHROMT
Leucadia dbl. wide.
Small secure park.
ecean•iew. Sli.5t0 ~ res., 744·0S50,
74'-6299.
New 20 wide Adults. t22.500. 5535S. J & J .
m-GIO
LAU FOREST AllU
Just listed 3 Mobile
Homes. w tall upgrades
ID prest.il>0\l5 So. Orange
loc. Details 972·8•21
Tort.ot.ae Mobile Homes
LOW IMTHIEST
Take~~~resl J_ QUAIL
rate loan' St'vl'ral chotet> pi .A. CE
I 2 bedroom rondo I.A
homes an popular Spr ... NOl'BTIES"'
IDRS community 1n 10,..Tlll:JOP..M.I
ltvU>e Lakes. 1trta1D.1. ~~~~~~~~~ lenD.11. lu_,b laod.scapuig -:
From $57.950 HOME
Pbooetoday lpnn only>
~ 1434 (Broker >
lncOMt P'roperty 2000 •••••••••••••••••••••••
NEWPORT IEACH
12UNfTS
I DOOR from OCEAN
Unbel!evably low LOW
PRICED al S425.000
Owner wiJJ trade
Wortd RMI Estate
556-7777
11 DB.UXE UNITS
PRl.ME EA.5TSIDE, CM
2&1nnaeach
1lfESfARNESCO
M0-5711
RENTAL
"'1JS 2 UHfTS
$130.000 Ooly SS0.500
down toeXJSllng loans
Sate or ex chance
nRAMID
~~-•]:J.1761
2200 •......•...............
Newport Bea ch
waterfronl lot 30x 100
W1p.er & slip 573.3747 or
833-2211
TWO CHOICE
IUUMNG-sms
in Arch Beach Hetchla.
Qty and coasU.ane views
from lheae rioe lot.s. sn.ooo • SBO.ooo. L....-... U.
497-1761 INCX>ME PROPERTY
From 138.900 Modular
Type llocDes. M MCuritJ. ~~~~~~~
3-pft bacbes. pool • pter. 'noeuu.re a.le P11,
3m1 hdftc ca Hwy,
Laauna Bch. R M .P.
(1 J4 ) 4Jl8.3S79
HAWAII
TRADE. Im pro•ed ooe.n bluH .lot at Pna
cev1lle. Kauai for do
pymt on Nwpt Bcb 1n
•••••••••••••••••••••••
Large 3 Br. 3 ba. Yi bltt to
bay S800 mo yrly
~312J6eves
2Br. 28a, 2(·ar gar ..
la~e lot. $4.50.
646-7175
Carom .. Mar 3222 4br, 2ba, entry kit, dbl car
gar Frplc Nr. So. Csl ...... •• • • •••• •• •• •• • • • Plaza 64.2 ·4446
,..,. usaic Ocec.V• -----
4 Br 2ba Lusk Harbor NEW 2 br. frplc, pvt
View Hills 11100/mo 1.:ie fenc e d yd, 1ara1e.
lmmed occupancy dshwhr. Nr. bus. $450. 644-7211 A4'l ~19 ___ _
:IJr, 2be, 2 car pr Rust.le "'-TllVLm.JLl"IG QUIET 2Br,
Swdsh rrplc Im med I'.: Sade. pvt yd, all re-a::n -OMS, 758 l IJ l decorated. utiJ. $450 mo
7Jl.e626 CIEBLIASI JumAM Creek 3 Bdrm 38r, ZBa. cuJ-de-aac. nr
2300 SQ ft w;th som~ Mesa Verde Goll Course.
ocean Vlt'W. Wlde itreen SZ5i50 mo 545-5J3l
beJt locaoon plus tennu•
and pool pr1 vile Res 0..0,._.
Sl.3201mo 3226
Uruque Hom~ Realtors
nl067~
LEASE/Of'TIOH
Everytb101 you could
want 1n Spy1la11.
Beautiful 4 bedroom
Trwiew\Dda. almost t,(o
acre. Foreves Y1ew. en.a.. fmancm1
.......................
3 Br. 2 ba, 2SOO sq. ft. fully. ....
decorated home. Joel.
wuber. dryer, BIRO~ ..
near barbor. S750 mo. -
Mary Kay 964.1887. • •
ar.. 1nt:~ ....................... :
HOllES fOR RENT '
3 er 4 Br. Priced froca:i ..
M1S-t5'1$. Fncd yard • \ ,
1ara1e1. Families
plnise. lt:ida • petP-
welcome Call 964-zsee or
97J..2971 AO . no fee. ~
4PlD/MnoVer* oome property $1.35.000 714 1CJO QJH
eqwty. Udo Newport Co. ·~~~T~T~Y~l~l;:)~q~H~R ~~
New home for leaa~
en.lwde, l1SO mo. NO •• pas.• BR 2 Ba, 2 + pr.,
lDal bad: yard, 551-4258 ~4:
r '* v.., 1n.f : 673-759524 br 1. .... .................. . Pride of ownership. 12219.000 Principals oo.ly
Broker 641-0920 Mo••• Dnert, CMr1oob bay, 3 Bdrm 2 ROlllESFORRENT
Bii. 2 g&ralft, laundry 3 or 4 BR Prtced from
garages. Families
OCEAN VIEW Custom tn plex. 3519 SQ., ________ _
lnort 2400 •••••••••••••••••••••••
custom 4 bdrm home ls nearing completion and
ideally located, steps
rrom the ocean. Asking
SZW.500. Bwlders say, UALTY 675-8170 --------submit your offers. Call
rt. All woodexU!nor, sun
decks. 2 yrs old Two 2
bdrms, one 3 bdrm
$237 ,500 10';} interest
with S77 ,500 down
(714 )496·5275 105 0('1
Repo5a, San Clemente
rm.~c tSUveub SllLIOO~mo. ~151115 Fl>cd yard I&
please. Kids & pets FOR LEASE welcome. Call 964·2566 or
540-U~l for special de .,F.aslbluff Deluxe · 5 bd ..
tails. view, pool. Fee land.
$289.000. Darrell Pash.
NO. 640-23216 or 63 H.266 ~~-:. HERITAGE
OWMER ANXIOUS · R..4.MIUNG
Nice 4br, 2ba. 2-sty 't523 CAMPUSDa~IRVl"E ~~~~~~~I RANCH •••
. • REALTORS
home. OD larre (~acre l 1 _ .__L 1 0... style home on winding
cukte-aac in end lot. Will -,----UNDA ISLE tree hood street 3200 Sq sell on VA terms. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ft. spaciously designed 4
Pan Place Inc. 842-7461 2 Beauuful Well Appomt bedroom. 3 bath, formal
e d On t h e W a t e r dmlng. 2 rrplcs & pool.
1 lulll4• .._. I 040 Properties 19995•000 & F.asy terms with owner
...._••••••••••••••••• $2.lmlllloo. Byappt. hnaoc1ns available
SIASCAP! CONDO • .._ SAleT IEACH
m.too
Only 1 yr new and in top
CIOOdltioa &Del uplf'&ded 2
Br 2 ba ltround o.r unit
w/an uaumable loan at
~~ lDL Tennis. spa.
pool and clubhouse. Only
l blk to beach.
CALL &M-1211
Caqsey
& Comp~
THIHEAITOF
ORIGINAL
LAGUNA VILLAGE
Fantullc orean view,
======~~-1 bon .. room, large deck, re.a.s.cnt1cel 1 p a c lo u s m a s t e r
~NIGEL
Gl\IL[Y &
l\SSOLll\T ES
500 Yard.I to ocean, bedroom 1ulte wltb
''Model Perteet". 2800 red • o o d b o t t u b ,
eq,Ct.lor4bclr.,w/pool, tr:house windows,
f,tiit. '-riclt At-J211J. r block kltcbeo,
very prlvate 3 RVM~
llZALTORS
Gr; 1~ lwnble; our
beacb. BUI Woode,
SJM:MOwoel' /afl.
~ ... 1141 .......................
· Bedrooma, 2 bath home. sz:rr,400
•
110.s. Cout mway
lJI VU1qe Falr
LAGUNA BEACH
497·2457
«g Coldwell Banker
*Cote Realty makes w. a super buy.
& Investment CaJJ~1221
640-5777 CENTURY 21
ac..J lcry Views!
2 Bd condo. secunty bldg
w /boal slip. Only
$199,500! Patrick Tenore
631-1.266.
REALTORS
$3.SOODOWM
WestclffR
Hilla. VU HOMES
M.onteeo Mdl. 4 BR. 2 ba.
Next to greenbelt w /mtn
View Super lease bold
ONLY SJ62 .500.
Owner I Agt. 955-3454
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
Lo down, no qua I., plush
2Br, frpl, 192,500.
64.s-0758
Assumee bal of $170,000 4-Plex, 100 ft. to ocean.
at 11 ~% New 38r, S248,000. Terms.
llmbome, Newport Heu. Marahall Rlty 675-4600 vacant, HOVE IN NOW! PrinoalJ . .,~ ....... UNllUIV AILI! ~cact I 071 s..rp 3 bd. 20X40 pool + ...................... .
Jae. Jhlie lot. Sacrtflce Private acre eetate. bone
w/t«ml. $129.too. Prtrt. country. Builder's Just only. Patrtclt: Tenore. complietlq. 25712 Paaeo
ai.ia De La Pu. $495,ooo
Bia' /Ownr. 780-1125
REALTORS C.. de Capistrano Con· do. 2 BR, vu. new palnt,
new cpta, oew levelora, LIASl/OPTION relrt1. 1ar. pool. ma 2~ oeean riew ta>Jmo.~
eando. SUOO mo .. applia .i!.-1... •-
to$111.JOO. le7272 --1010 ....................... :::=. =-',.::' r-.. 1111L•" .. 1te11U~ •1w1. al.Ult • ._...,
1 2 ·•-•ad walt adult 2 oa a ot t t I One _, -·• •...._ bedloom and deD uoJt,
baml; qtllet C\u -•ac. one 1 bedroom unlt. Ulb&6.lld# Gloltoul, ~and dr'9pee ln· alf Deir •INlhdecor. ,... dalled; Cocated ID a ~
IUllDllKt lout linlblt .,.. of S.ttta
•'1 I 11• \ \.I ,1
• 11 1 i :l I
• ' 1 • ' " •
11 , ' ' I I I
AlliL Lt" '4 ODI, rent U.
otber ... or real both. Idea for taa brHk. OWnet-will help finance qualified b111u. Act
eow l Hl,000. Call 141).nJD
~ --
•EXCITING• New 2 bedroom 2 bath 9'13-2971 . Agt, no._fee:__. __
hom«" M1ss1on Lakes 759-9221 llMf"a.a.adl 3240 Country Club Golf _,,
OPEN COUNTRY
Located 10 Shoreclifrs
Country Club Park A
beautiful 24x64 Viking
tbne. w /everything m
eluded. Ocean view .
above E<it.rella Gold &
Country Club, San
Clemente
teruu~ pool Bt-aullfully Coda~ 3224 •••••••••••••••••••••:;,: ..
landscaped. no main ••••••••••••••••••••••• Elegant 2 bdrm, faro. r.~..;
leoanct> yard •New 2 br condo nr So "den. ($625 /mo). Plush !·
9al0Clubhouse Rd Coast Plaza Pool, spa. crptg, 2•2 ba cedar &
By owner
SSTUILER ,. ARIC SS Desert Hot Spnng~ u 1 5 mo 159 o 2 11 • glass 5 blks to ocean. '
II Spal't' partc in LA coun 21.J.378-2572 833-89i4 DbJ car pvt gar. fully
ty Eesidenl/mgr 3 2 Br ~~~~~~~~~ • maint, yd Adults, no, houses & ~rv1ce bide t 1 2 BR. 2 Ba condo, air pets lnqwr? al S27 18th ..
t.rtr.s 111C Mo ll"05ll $130(), SllMn ,.crodiM cond . 0 1W, pool. clbhse. St TI4·960-633l.
could be St800 S95K full T 1 me · s h a re co n Set" • Nr S Coa$t Plaui SPECIALIUY
BeauUtuJ 24KSZ Keywest
(1972) Mobile Home in
Laguna Hllla. mceat 5
Star Park. 7x 15 encl
poreh, num>red doors.
bgbt wood int.enon. 3i.,
Ton ll1I' cond. 2 spacious
Br's wit.b ba +dress1J1e
area. walk ID closet.a All
ror only $29 soo.
aru-~>
pnce w/$2:5.K dn OWC dom1n1ums 1n Utah '~ No peb $475 mo
baJ 10% Call t.'Ve3 art finest llkl resort. Park C1 TI4 ~I alt 6P M
HOMES FOR RENT
3 or 4 Br Pnc:ed from
$495-$595 Fncd yard &
~arages Fam1l1e:. •
please. kids & pet~ :
-•come ~I 964·2S66 or ;
973-2971 Aft, DO f~.
CLASSIC
MOlu.E HOME
SALES
Z106 Harbor, Ste 206-A
540-5937
11pm. 912 lS23 ly Pnces dunng pnme
---s1o aeason start at SS500
TUSTIN ~EX Fft' Slmple ownership 2
3 Bdrm 2 S. owner s umt & 3 bdrm uruts. 2 baths + thrtt 2 Br t Ba apts 18011364 2000. u k for
New paint. carpeli., Mlke,extl95or0<m,l'xt
drapes & dishwashers U18
Pnde o( owoer1h1p main OW of COWlty
tenance Excl'llt•nl P't~ 2550 netghborhood -r-· ,
BALBOA ISLAND •••••••••• •• •• •• • • • • •• •
REAL TY FALL.BROOK, Palamesa
673-8700 Go If course . I 7t h
'tO TAX SHB. TER
-fairway. brand new 2Br
Condo, gar. very ntct'
Sl 15,000 768-0643 or
768-J98i 1.8 Unit.a, 2 years new.
best location 10 C-011ta
Maa 29% down on con·
MOW IS THI TIME tnd. Close before Dec
for job seeken to check 3llt.. "79. S774.~.
the Dally Pilot Help 0.Yld Bourke. Rltr.
2700 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Wanted cla.aaificallon. tr ___ 544-__ llll50 ___ _
the Job you want 111 not EAST C.M. t.bere you mllbt cooskSer
otferlllc your aervlcea 12 IWts
with an ad Ln tbe Job Pool, ICJOd coad, 1485.000.
Wlllted cateaorJ. Pbooe Owner I A.at • 84 4 · 7 7 22 ~eG.,;;;,...;5871..;__ ___________ ,~
s@~c41~-~£trs ·
Tlrol lnfri911ing Word Gome with o Cliud:le r.w"' GAY I ~ -----
Otwr'-Qe .. ~ °' .... f-ouo...i.i.. -dt i.. lo-oO la<., loo.• ""'l)le -01
I ::~;.;rc74,~~'~rn,., r t r t I' r I' I
6 r.:f':.:t~ \flfft$ TO I I I I I I I I
'Cl*Mit.ITSMfwef'I II CllUHICitlM IJOO
w ..... ~61,' WJ Over . Cali~>
D> acre aJlalla ranch .
iwervoir. 900 apm well.
large 5 Bdrm. home &
lhop, Oat land tilled • rt·
ady for planllnc. 12700
pt acre-owner fmancme.
anxiow to eell.
R-2 ~ldable loC in the
C1p1strano Bea c h
Pahaades. ll0.000
16 acres w /double wide
mobtJe home m the Paso
Robles area sas.ooo.
R-1 lot 10 San Clemente.
118.000.
22 acrea CZ pan:'!ls 1 wlt.b
2 wella. home. cueat
boule, barn Ir view. Walk
to Puo Roblee. Terms. sz:zt.000. 3 Bdrm. Templeton
lane .... 000 W/JU,000 ..wmbfe·lou. a ac:r. ot almondlt with
well; a &ood bulldln•
lb. ti u.ooo.
Priodpals onl1 p ......
For rucbtl. ae,.aac. Im~ 411omae, callUct Jteo Marta at
...W.Hetslcl
1ta11ar• Auodatcs -~&riel P..ol\obltt
MJ2Jl.HIO
.. J46W04t
Leue 3 RR + pool. tn
Colle~e Park t•am1ly
area S150 Me • Isl. last
+Stt A.gt o~ 646-32SS
lYJ() 3 BR, pvt. fenced. nr
!.Chool-;, k.1d:. OK On ve
bv 11 4 ~ Oarr('ll ,
N;Wthon , WJPlacentJa
9f11 l318
4 Bdnn. 2AOO sq. ft exec
home Near schools. •
sboppang, beach & btke
trail S725 mo 962-4663.
------4 BR, 2 ba., washer &
3 BR 2 ba. pool $'$50/mo dryer Dys 896-7281, eve
1.st & lasl+SlOO Avail 536-2177 or 842-8953. $575
J:!/5 &44 7211 day~ &1\-mo _____ _
549-Z719 eve A.gt ask for
Frank 2br, walk to buch.
. . . • .
MESAVBDE
DUPLEX Xlnt area 1 yr
lease. 3 BR 2 Ba. $575 2
BR 2 Ba . M15. 1st & last
-+ aec. Davtd.146-32:\5
S450Mo agt.
fil~ ,. • • 4 bedroom. 2 bath. near .. ~
beadt, fireplace, newly ~
remodeled, large fenced
back yard. 557·0454
All new 38r, f'amlly wtncb. or after SPiii.
room, no pets, $850/mo. 8tCM093 anytime.
_54IMIZ:W _________ 1 3 Br, 2 be, frplc. Cloee to
3 BR 2 a., l'deea Vente.. beach. Gd refs req.
oew cpta, drpa. etc sim ~/mo Call collect aft 6 mo 7S1·2080 IBl W 192()..2333.
Heu del Mar 3 BR 2 Ba 4 Br coodo, carport, no JJOO', new csU, drps, etc. Pita. Huot. Cont. $475
Prime loc. $650 mo mo. 78-7833.
7Sl-3* 4 BR. 2 ba, waW.na dis·
Mela del Mar 3br. 2be, lance to bcb, bis yard. l
natl Dec 15, family or 2 chUd.ren, no peta
15Z511o. 540-L54Z.541-._, lllOO/mo. lat & lat mos
req. S200 cleamn, ·def. ~W&COMI Reh. needed. Ca II 2Br, feoeecl, Ml.ne.r St. ~ cbll. or 114·~
se.IS75 Mll1·121U. e"9/Wbda.
Jilt pl'd. I e.drOom Oft a 2 bdnD. 1 be, Dr bd\. DU
Q\'-l ..,..., 110. w mo. epll 9'50 month OK. ttU pr mo. Call l»U12
751.ml
..
FOi' Le ... : Woodbnd&e \ Creabide. I Br. 1._ Ba.
Exec. home 4 BR 3 b1, --------•I livrm, fam rm, dln'g rm, 3.BR. 2 ba, near pool and
frplc. Walk to schls, team•beacb$700/mo. LAQUINTAHERMOSA park. pool, tennis 38.R. 2 t>a, open beams, 16211 Parka1deLn 1 blk
Im med. occupan cy pnvacy Ii apaciou.sneaa. W. of Beach. 3 bl.US of
9)0/mo. 975-3265, 11n J ISSO/mo F.dlnger
pm Ir wkods ~·4 \36 Watertrool/SWbwy M7 -5441
2,adrm. 2 ba. 2 car pr '3l·l400 ~IHQ 1741
il/dr opnr. A/C, auto •••••••••••••••••••••••
sprinkler /lndscpd. S.Cls•illl 3276 Studlo. prof. decorated,
Be au t \ f u l b om e ••••••••••••••••••••••• lrmnac Free m1ld ~nt.
Orao,etree bom•. 3 Br, 2 ba. 00 coll coune. & ~ Color TV. S85 wk
SS25/mo. Rec, rac11. ocean view. Duple it . orbymo.~2227
~:~t~•n 1 · 1980 $f.50IDo 499-.t882 OCEANFRDNTSTUDIO
1 -ltedt 1241 Ocean Vlew, Im ma c 3Br S3SO utal incl ~•••••••••••• •••• 2ba, new crpta Near SJ&.-0321
2Br. den, frplc, deck. lldJools.B3l-lOl3 pm LAGUNA BEACH MTR
Arch 8ch Hgts, no pet.a Sal.ta Ana 1210 INN. Ma.id 1erv . color
1i251D0."94-l.94l ••••••••••••••••••••••• TV, beaied pool. Ulll South Cout Plaut. Airy C7l4 )494-5294 985 No
2Br, 2Ba C.Ondo, lush aur-c.o&st Hwy _
roundinp, 2 paUoe. A/C, Split level studio. pool & submit on children. view Nr Emerald Bay
$850/Mo. Panoramic $115 /mo. 2uma-1SM &: ~ 1325 494-8490 ·
white water vlew. Newer Alt. 8, 714/751-7850. Alk · · -
Beautiful l&e 4 br, 3 ba,
l800 mo. Avail. now.
497·20&Z; 48'1 ·3212.
3 BR. 2 ba. 873·82'19, rorDan. Me.,_.. leach 3769 ~-1 Seti.... 3214 •••••••••••••••••••••••
OCl!!ANFRO NT. 2 br, ••••••••••••••• • •• ••••• THE
very 1' deck on cliff, Priv&Le 3 br + den. rrptc,
prd pi.I, pool, pvt dbl 1ara1e. Walk to "GOOD
beach, adulta/no do11. beach • inarlna. $725.
Bef'a. tl50 mo. '86-ta> llZ.oll0'7
evm; ~days. -.-.-.. -.-.. -,--,-2-,-, LIFE" "9gilllt...... 321 ••••••••••••••••••••••• VEAR-ROUND FUN:
..... •••••••••••••••••• HOllP.8 FOR RENT Soc11I Act1v1t1•1 01·
3"Br, 2 bl. Lie pvt yard. I <It ' Br. Priced from rector• Free Sunday
MU lncl 1ardeoer • M'15'-lf75. Filed yard 6 Brunch. BBO 1 •Par
water'. Dl-OIOO. Tbomtoa I• r •I••· F •ml ll e • ti••. Ptu1 much mor•
Red.y pleHe. kid• It pell QAfATAECRPTION:
welcome. Call IMM-2588 or Tenn11 •Free LH1on1
'1Wll'fL Act. DO fee. (pro & pro ahot> • 2
Health Clubl•Sauna•
3400 HyOroma..age•SWlm· ming •Goll Driving Ranoe
R.AUTIRll APART·
M~JfT8: Singles. ' &
2 Be drooms • Fur·
n11hed & Unturntahed
• Ackllt L1111ng • No Pell
• Model• Open daily
g toe
Br. lBa, Near bcb. w/pOol. Carport for 2.
tm/mo. 2JJ.138-9517.
2br, 1i,.,ba, frplc, paUo.
encl gar. Adults No
Pet.a $375M o MS-407 4
GRAND OPENING
FAMILY SECTION
ADULT SICTIOM
Wect:fleld ,
2 Br. 1 v. ba rrom M20
2Br,2ba from$4SO
3 Br, 2 bll rrom $525
BeauWuJ, brand new
Excelleol locauon next toshoppang il park
Ouldren welcome In
family section No peta.
SUPHMICE
~··.·.'I AOUl T
.,_,:' l iYlt4C.
...... 1
•1 & 2 BR Paho A~
•011hW81hef'S & BBO s
•Pool & Rec. Room
•Lush LandlCaPll\Q •JoO to Beect1 I Sh<>PI
~f.A
lt-'VIRONME,_.T~
•l /,) l Hom•llon H 11
JBrV....W._,
Udo ZBr+deo -.SO
2 Slty 2Br +den tlOO
2 Br'l'owDbome f100
2.8r +den. aJlp. l1JOO z Br. VleW. pool lltlil> W•f1_,.._,
631-1400
TAHITI :::..SM~ Call Tom
Jlodln i w 2 br couaae ::;;;~;;;;;;;;;;; an blldt oo TabW rib••
car, row boat, •Hb
macblae. complete
klcben. 9k FOi mon
blfo call m_. ev• •
weebnde
PALM SPRJ.NOS, CA
CONDO RENTAi.$
Luxury C.Oodomlclluma,
Completely P'umilbed.
Covntry Club Settlt11. Golf. Teania available at
Speaa1 Rat.es for our
CUttPlil oaly. Weekly.
Mor.ihly. aud Weekend
Rm&.ala.
Call· Domlruque at
(7U)32M9U
CA11ttDRAL CANYON
COUNTRY CLUB
34-~ Cathedral
Canyoo Drive
Palm Spriap
eautomia~
Desert Rellort Rlty Inc
...... $Mn 4300
PENTHOUSE
SUITE
LocatA!ld wWUa tbl UJU·
qut European dellped
Udo Ilana• v1Ua1e. CCJDDder•
2,tGOSq . .ft.
Private Elevator
Wet Bar.~
Paorai:Dtc Bay ¥iew
CcwendP.UO
Decon&or AmeotlW
Aak about our
Jl1lEI: RENT OlPFER
675-8662
'THI'' EXICUTIVI sum
Full aervtce offices
In Newport Center
Mavull" Avow! depoaaU • ___ MD-__ 5'7_0 __ _
cut hv1n1 expeo1u1 GN.tUHtec...hr
•••••••••••••••••••••••
~fe111ooally 11nce lnCoetallaa
HOUSIMATlS l"ewly remod. abop'c cem.er locai.d al 27$0
112-4134 Harbor Bl, bu apace
8-II tP' to abr lar&•, anlJ.abAe ra.a&iac lrom
loYely i.e an Cd.II • •900 eq. fl. rea41 fOI'.
mo '1S.QZ10, '15.2-l 7JO ext mim.d. OCClllMlDC1 • Call 11 Paul S. Kata. A 1'-
J13/41M-Ga .
Rmmlte. 1br 3 br. 2 ba,
Cdm hae. aooamltr • LUXUllOUS
ve1eLar1an pref 'd IXICU11YISUITIS ~monr bch S'lS-~ omc .. QOW avall. IQ.
Female roommate want· elepnt.ly appoin\ed Ex· ecu.ive Su.ita centra1l.)' ed to 1hue condo In \ocat.ed our rreeways.
L•1uoa N11uel with courts • tbe Oraoce
tame SZSO/rno Call for Co u o t y A 1 rpo rt .
•Pill ~ FaclUUe• iaehade a YIU.A CORDOVA
•Eulaick •Locked gar w /atoraee
•Gas heat, ID$ cookan1. au hot water all ftff.
9b2·4SOO 11,<a 8lk:a ta beaclL 3 BB. 2 ==--------be New pa1Dl • cpta.
1 Br condo, patio • $100/mo. yrty. 988-3422
Female want~d to 1hr rrimdJy, efficient reetP" oceanfront apt $200-DOO t to n 1 t I tel e pb one ~ l353 operator who creeta your ---clientl and anawen your
,> Adulta only. no peU
Month to Month
t Bdrm$32S
2 Bdtm$385
2323 Elden i\ ve. C M
Manager, Rlck Anderson
84.2-7605
storage abed. newt)' ~·
decorated, W 10, frig. ~v. use of pool • clbhse
J 8l)t to 11hoprbu.s No car
needt'd $30 0 1 mo
964-~
2 Br. 2 ba. pauo. end 1tar
no peL'I $375 mo 968 bOOIS
So Coat VUla Condo 2 br, or 960 @40
2 be. Lille oew PaUo.
W/W ~. drpa. $d6. IWL -1)11
1001 W. MacArthur Bl Mat.W ll4J 842--0138 oc ~3309 •••••••••••••••••••••••
--2 BR. 2Ya ba to-#1.\boU$e
OCEANYRONT-2Br. lBa. Tn level condo w ('rlyr calls. a COfl\Pld.e Calif. It trp&c.112Smo yrly,$$00 f'em.•llyroldson Npt Federal law library,
mo W\Dl.el'S'1~ _ Bcb Nr o<'n Non beautlfully decorated
New lwtury townhomn. i. mok er S2 5 O + '"' u ti I allfllerence room., pbot.o ~7267 CO()Y machines, at tht
W br fprlca. bay Vil'"' hnest 1n 1ecretar1al
Vea.rly ~12 Bkr Yem nnmte n~ to "ihr ~~ For further info
lbr. VeB&illes. Npt Bch Cd.II hH For i.nlo <.;all & • pl' non al tour
Pool. J•C 6 ameruu~ Kattn. ~6 8801 EJLL.16 lhroutb the faclh\lea,
1$.'lO 95$-2033 llon f"n Nm-Fri 8 to~ plean contact Vortac-~ Alk (CM' Lynn. A.HOC • (714 )95$·2288,
1 Br. den. Jacuu1. bS
pebO. lease ..
&t0-1117
F~ lb.are JBr. %Ba . ~ .. ,_._3llOO or be$. lll llll 5' NB 6 -"-... _____ . --
1175 mo 67$-411 l
Bachelor . frtlt 4' J780aqft.2cariar.near
aucrowave, fencd yrd, l beach $800 mo Call aft
pd OK. $190. 646-4326 -6pm. 714M7·M90 AiX.I ror ~t 2 blks from
F.a.sulde 2 br. l ba, 1 car ltWw )144 Hoaa Hoap 2 Br. 2 ba
Need I rnponslb~ rm mau to ah.art' 38r apt
near OCC Sl 17 + ~.., uu.I
1st 4' last ~alt 4 ·~~ r:iU\ m gr s of c 4 I 5 O A gar, UIUAJ rm, _, mo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Patnce. Npt Sch ~3148 oc 646-0078 241 Oraneetree Coodo lbr. c.o.ta Mesa St w/loll. ~Mo :.ir. 2ba. ocean v>ew o•w
8albOil Nd 2 res pon non na. 1mob for 3 bed. 2ba
on bdl 1157 mo 675 722111 O.C. AllfORT ()pen daily 1~5 30
398 West Wilson, Cotlt.a Ma& (betund Harbor 1 Br. l ba upstaln apt Showi.nl Center ) Crpta. ctzi:-, 1u 1tove,
~16 ly ndeconted 981-22'38 ~non to shatt lovely lst bul ld101 beblod
La1un1 Beach home GuJbver's. Larse new
831·M83/541H.408 I a r a 1 e . $2 8 S mo
.,. _ _... ard 54U188. ~ .... de 2br. lb•. y • ---------gar. Very Clean.AdulU 1BRwith1toVe, reCri1. all No Peta. $365110.646-0505 ti1l paid.. $305. No pet.a 67).74119.
2Br. au uUl pd, no pet.a,
1m chUd OK. refrie. d /w.
pr .. 1960 Wallace, Mir
tr1.~95e0
lBR $285. NR SHOPS.
BUS. OCEAN. PVT
PATIO, STV, FRIG
~12Zl
w I b u 1 I n e 1 1 m a n ~ve .Wt.ea wit.b all
Stra11ht. non sooker Mn'ica avalla~. 20%1 S22S 49M29l ew.ioas Cutr Dr .• 1213,
811cbetor. partly CW'D. up-J.rvlne. Call 752-0m. ~. yrty 125(). Avail 2 rmmatea wanted to lmmecl. "-17s.~ aha.re areal H.B. 4 bdrm ,.._ lmalt..,.
2 Br l Ba. partly furn. UP.
ll&ln. yrly $4.50 Avail.
lmmed ~ 613-m5
Nm! S1lO ea per mo. Uicl Wtn
\£ii. Mat be euy 101nt. There i. a differeott• cln 6 dependable (Arp 1ulte1 (3IO 1.r.>
IM-MTS provl~ bJtllly pro·
YOLIDI adlt 2 bdrm 2 be fe91looal Hcretarial
cmdo1 ••br/dryr l2CIO + r ~ J :'.:!8f:i ,,... ut , t14.4974 Mike lllc:balaoa, &ult•. au.
IDUllN llwa•e lntDl.~D>GD'
Oakwood
Garden Apartment• ~Betch/lo.0
170018th St
!Oovtt al f61hl
(714) 1542-8170
Newport leech/No.
880 lrvtne
tat letlll
(7141 M~550
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pdrs. ......._ .-Id •erm. lovlal eclun· Gardminll c .. an UPI 6 ---------1 ___ .;;..;;..;.;.;.....;_;;_;....::~-~'l.11N1111d\I daaal enriniam•at tor landacap1101. Oeorae HAULING, all &ypee, con.
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---831-'7115----RESIDENTIAL A Stora. <*time~......_ JOUAI ehildND. Uc.d Jbushl.545-7072 ~ 41 small tree re-
0--aabb. Nmadel · ...._ l!:'qla". p.rden.ln&. clean movala. 846-7at
12 yn nper. NB/CM ............. Car waa:log. Quality
area. I'm 1maU. prices ••••-••••••••••••••••• 'Mlr1LNZ-Md•&a-m2
lq. rtoalr. All wor C ' •• UJ», pi'wtln1. Patrick. tt.•g & Air eo.d ~-ll 1'ft bl a~• --t••••••••••••• Eves~ ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• ~ llr. Palo1Dbo. R.G. Construction Co. Japanese Gardener 15 Tnanile Htt Ir Air Cood.
areamalL67S-301A ~ ltocco, 10UJ' home-------
HOUDAY SPICIA.1. Olriatmaa. Jack Taul.ane, add.it, remodlg.
----------' 1UimocleliD11 !~t/EJtl. Yn Exper, 1ta111t Work Co 17910 Skypark Cir MiDor to major' re.,alft. Fr. doon ltwmoowa. ad· 6C1eanup775-1861
~ outaJde" ecimr.m -11111 lo Call Mark Jone. • ......__ ~-.for an up. 6 re-_...,. for Ad Action .
Qualltf work. Reas clticm. Uc'd..131·5113 • llric.-.9. a.ta. Ml-1951 Gardenina. tree tnm· .... ' ~ IDIJl&. cleao·Up, fr malnl ---------1 -·················· Ml'V. Amie. 548-Ml4 lhDe ,...U, addtUom, ELECTIUCIAN Priced • . eablaela doon etc ii""' 1 u · Keo• Gardenma Service llanbl. Prl/Sat/Sun: ~-ree ~~te on Mowing & ecfglng, or •'Zm.Mlotllt Uc.~ ~ complete yard malo·
_ ___.;;..;_;..;...:...:...;., _ __;;_;.::_:= -t.maoce. 645-1587
Sell with EASE!
U'aaBREEZE Casified Ads 642-56'78
Sbelton Electric; Uc~nse Gardening, landscaping, =:-Ally aue jobs. tree tnmmiog, clean·
· ups Aviles 64&8474
Office.... 440 .... Wcmted 4600 MalfCJ19'1. Tn11t •••••••••••••• •• • • ••• • • ••• •• • •• • • •• • • • • • • •• • • • Deic::ll 5 0 3 5
DELUXEOFF1CE R E L I )\ B L E I N . •••••••••••••••••••••••
l2m aq. ft.; all or part DMDUAL SEEKS lBR Sattler M.._ Co. 9 Sq. ft. No lease req HOME· APT Have good • .,
83:>32Z39Tol2A.M. refs . am quiet and All types or real estate ---------1 employed. Prefer rent lnvestmeotssince 1949.
<Ic apeee for rent. Lag Wider $200. needed by ~in
Bc:h500sqft$1.25persq Dec. 1. HB., C.M., FV 2ndTD1
ft. «-4151 area 642-2171 545-0611
Dehne Euc. ()(fices o 964-5947. AfterSpm.
Pmimula w /Bay view.
$1100/IDO. Pb673-SSS3 ...... /lllYHt/
. RnmtCe Medical Bldg Cost.a Mesa. ••••••••••• ••• •• • •• •• ••
1500 sq. fl. Very reasona llainHs
bl~ rent. Suitable fo Opporh8tity 5005
weight control doctor. ••••••••••••••••••••••. 5'8-2103
HOMEOWNER LOANS
ARRANGED
$10.000 LO $250,000
•AMORTIZED
•INTERF..ST ONLY
•SHORT TERM
Ci.II Bob W1lhams AJtent
731 7771or~1957
PU-SCHOOL
FOR L~E-So Laguna L1c'd fur <M children
250-S50sq ft Plus ruce 3bdrm home . ~nh/
49$-418lor496-3319 Can be purchased OD Pei M llh/ -------~ xlnL coolract at 10%. in· Lad & FMd terest. ...................... . 100 aq ft. will build ParkPlace,lnc.842·7461 • --=••llh 5100 swt, ample parkloa -••••••••••••••••••••• Jcbol"ilberlG-3lll See for younell, local
• Amway distributors are COSTAMISA eQoytog extra Income.
Pral. oftlc:ie spa_ce avail. Weabow youbow. Phone
iD California tat Ba for appt.. 631-1628. Btweo IUdc, 7~ aq. fl. Lo _7_U_P __ M .. ____ _
~ locl: Janlto~ ........... --'-..-~·A Qotp hmltr 5015
daot parking avail.•••••••••••••••••••••-
OJDv. location. Close Ah "'•"ton. ~evel •sent Choice N N.N. 8% + bad.: .RD £. l'Jtb St overage return on o.ta M-.. M2-9MO. 1175,000 cash. Gd tax
BALBOAISLAND shelter w /compl. mgml .,.~ offi •A"" u & guarantee by parent .,.,uu:or ace . ....,.., mo company Agent67~170 M t>Svis. Broker
$!»Incl uW & cleaning 754·7772
Phone an1weri n g jMoMytoLoan 5025
secn!tarial. xerox copy •••••••••••••••••••••••
ineeervices & furn avaaL ---------1 711 W. 17th St. Ste A·9. SWIMG LOA.HS
CIU31-0055 and
...... ReatGI 2.nd Trust Deed Loans oo
--·•••••••••••••••• • residential property
Foratore "office apace a Cu.'ltomized to meet
re.onable rates. your needs!
PENNY
PINCHEI
ADS
ONLY~
,,
Sell any item « com·
blnation of 1tema for S7S
or len with a Penny
Pincher Ad 3 llnH ror 2
con.secuuve days Each add1t1onal line I!\ (,()< ror
the 2 day5 l'hBl'J:l' tl 1
No commercial a!L.
For more 1nrormJllon amd to place your ad C' a II
642-5678
Free Junket F11ghts
Everyday lo Las Vegas
Via Scheduled Airlines
For Information Call
521-8970 (213 )776-0100 500 lo 2700 Sea Ft. R.E DEPT. ~ VJ:RDE bR ~:~A.MIC PSlCHIC READY 1525...!~E.C.M. l~~~~~~~~~I Adviser·Don·_s.confuse 545-4123 her with any OrUJnary re· ader
QJl1t•• Profih C•1* 1Sooa! . Retail or olfice apace
available for immediate
oecupucy ln blah traffic
center. at Magnolia
Warner In Fountain
Valley. 142.S Sq. ft. at 55< •
&q. fl. Froats oo Warner.
Call (714 )994·2566 o CREDIT HO
m-29'11. A&ent. PROILEM
. atC1' Ol IUY W & lrd 1D to..
4700aq fl. office building, 971-6531
mar' Udo Isle, purcbaae Arranged by
price $750,000 w /$100, Comt .... L...s
dwn. ·00 32nd St.,
Nlwpmt Beach. Call ro IMMID. FUMDIHG
details Sierra Realty "6 loana at S2SX ea.
'£D.11ZO •2 loenl at $100K ea.
Ml wpart llYcl. CM Secured ~~:J FAtate.
Prime oomm'l 1300 or Newport Pacific
4950 eq n •H·SOO; Funding ..... ___ ;;...;......;.......:::. __ _
527-3406
Lost&Fcutd 5300
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FOUND ADS
ARE FREE can:
642-5671
I.alt or Found a pet? Call
Animal Assistance
la(ue. 537-2273, DO fee.
lia.ble~r ....... ••••••••••••••••
Repair " Reroor. All Prof. peint1n&. Ext • Int. l y p e I -• h i D g I e I •
Mmt Ext 1275 IJIOOLS rockabakes com po-tar.
Free est. S3S-G3 Free eat. 541 ·S930 Fln.
\
l'.all a
Wanta REALLY CLEAN Reaaooable prices. Ex Moving by TM Stuving Inter euer patch _A_v_ail. ______ _
HOUSE" Call Glnaham ce.lJent work. Call Pam, College Students Exp, plastering, tree eat do
Daily Pilot
AD-VISOR
642~78 Gtrt.Freeest.645-5LZ3 87S-9C'19 lratruck 641-842'7 ownwon~ ' Cluaified Ad.a are tbe -.wer to a Jucce:saful
garqe or yard sale! It's
a beUer way t.o t.ell more
people!
Rob1o's Housecleaning Make your aboppang SELL idle items with a Trade your old stuff for
Srvc, for a thoroughly easier by uslng the Dally Dally Piiot Clau1hed new goodies with a
clean hol&3e. S4<Ml8S7 PlJot Claaalfied Ad.a Ad. 642·5678 Oass1fted ad. 642·5678 ------
Lod & Fomd 5300 Pew SiOINiClb 5350 Peuoeah 5350 Http Wcmhd 7100 Http W..ted 7100 Hetp Wmhd 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
Found or lost u pet? Call O.C. AJJlPORT ,.,.,.~~ 1 .,.11 •IY'ni...,... .. ....,. p R .. , ......... ~ru Special Pals Hotnoe *LORI'S* ESCORTS-VICE ~,,....,..c~ ~, .. ,,... .. ,A/ ,A/ "u1v...v11yic. 7141972.1235, 21.31258-7398 5lli & speci.at proje<.U for a LOT IOYS
HoldoySpKlol! Spec1ala1ing •io bus1 Ace abP.yablt dynamJc desacn firm lo Medi c al & dental
LOST 1 •amond clwsler 24br11 •0utcall Only nessmen, residents 1rv Reapons1b11.aties LD· beoefllts Top pay Con·
eamog. Vic. lrv. Club. 953-9820 953.9434 ~come Major real estau-de elude. Codi4«i ol A/P It 1.actGenera.Jllanageral
U.at.UWARD. 180-0914 PREGNANT" C;-raog. 739-5241 veloper 1s aeekan& a ~~.~·~n~~':!i EA.ILEllE
LOST: 111. blk Germ Shep oonfideobal couo.sellng & MA':>SAGE wfa persooal t:.\gtlt U>Cbvidual u ac tnal balance It 11 a TOYOTA-VOLVO
Mix. Appx. 2wks ago. referral. Abortion. adop-touch: come to the Olym count.I payable cler k _ .. on~t.ed -ttloa U1811 Harbor Blvd. •· II ft 6 · k Must be ab&e lD use 10 .,.,_04
, ...-COST• u "'""A Has tag at c. a . . lion & eepa.ng. pus Health Spa 2930 ~ b 6 b wtltcb req a W1IUnlJMIM "_..., 6'2-61168 APCARE 547 2563 Par1f1c Cst Hwy .. NB lOUc system ave toleam a:J..3500. 646-9303 ty to type 40 wpm _ __ "'
REWARD return set AFrenchDelaghl BeauWulilf'lslOam-4am ldeal candldateW1Uhave ACCOUMTIHGCLBI Al!TOTRANS.IUdlmau.
Rolls Royce hub caps LEM.AH DE LARUE ~serve you ~ 750~ I 2 yean expenen~ m We w i I I t r a a n . exper preferred. Must
TaJl:en Nov 25th, East ·~ t--·1ce• 5360 accounll pa} able with ~-.J'-Yach•ft. 1831 have tools )0-2288 HOLIDAY SPECIAL re.~~ ., ~natructlon uposure ......-u.~ .. ~· "' ----
Bluff 213 fli8.802 l Outcall Only•24hrs ••••••••••••••••••••••• desired We offer xlot Placeotla,Cost.aM.!!!__ Ba bysitter wanted
LOST· Sm long haired !j5.l.~--~ ~ BRASS KEY ~ aurrounchnp" ·--------·1 Urgent !!! Alao ror Male bUt & bm dog Vac an o'utstand1ne com Christmas vacation
Hamilton & Harbor COVER GIRL pen1at1on benel1t AcdC Bkkpng Prefer Colle&e 1ludent
11 2 s REWARD ' * 95)..0778 * •=Mt• Escorts• pacbge For 1mmed1ate TEMPORARY but will eoo1ider ~ur 548-7~ ~HrOutcallService CA RlNGTOYOUR ~ pleue csJl ~today t.o work bomelnFount.ainVa Y, for an appt. or apply ID an vanou1 accouoUna 4r. pnler Cox school area.,
Lost: Doberman puppy, PRE LAW student needs SOCIAL AFFAIRS person· Geo a Mezo bookkeeplnc aH&ID· Call after f eveninp1 male, 9wks old, 23rd, li!S,000.WUldoanything •661-0729* 'TlA/17~1&08 cmats. Work clo.• to 961-0 234 aaytlm•
Newland&Wamer,H.B. Legal. Confideol1al ~SAHOMIS J"Dllr'bcme Acd&clerb. weekend, scbool aa-_
IJ42.91170Reward! DVM P .O. Box 3242. NowH.lrtng 311128'•1._~Dr. bootbepen. accou-=r:; OK to briAC YOCU"
Lost: grey male cat NB. 92663. Need t.o talk~ a lawyer " &dt.92'7. lrviDe, tnlS t.mlla an needed tbruoul to~boale.
w;whlte; Eaatalde C.M. •FOXY I ... DY * For r~call~~ppotnt· ·--u ... __ ~ ~.~" -~ aeeded for ~ area. Betzy 752-4000 Ext Ii.A meat sss-~ -~ven-nlUC..... ve "........,.. -,....~-boy9, M)Ta. Ref'• req'~
3!18 OUTCALLONLY l.nc8Df0Ultmenta avail&-Employer &obertllal.f'a iQ~)~-~·~·~----.
J'ound Cockawil. auy,
vie Brookhurst & Gardilm
Grove Blvd, Oil 11/21.
Call 98().5308.
•97Z..l Ill* bie. ~o MCI ts sc -. msMlttllro9d••)' BabysJUer wanted for M.· SfNu~H09 ~ 8dl ll""pae nio.WB:an.kr W·Fmom8.30-12my htn Gn«C:a .. •r •Accn~presaure Co bu immed openlnp rt:f·Su&aAAa S2br.Llhllclo'cd3t-Ol30 '
ESCORTS •Refliexology ID our Accountinl Dept ,. 11"".r ,.IDJ •Mauage We orler xlnt pay u ....,.. Banken-We'll find th., •
Found male Shepherd. ~Hrs 641-0180 BG 0 _. .. _am Lie 'd benief'lt.I. worklna coadl· nOil I.Jo fOf' you. ~ · .......,...., taoo.s 4r. cood 1tart1n1 ,_. tan w/black race. Ap MC/VISA M T ACCTS PAYABLE CIMl!r)'e7-«171
prox 1 yr Brookburst & -Call for ~wt 646 9345 salary to qua.bfted cu Needed detail minded •--------Ellis. Ftn Vly. 9&MH12 DIAMOND WANTED • ---d>date ftll a.._.,_#
can .. keep Pnv party will buy 1to3 Sodal Cluba 5400 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE Jl990D t.o acctc. paya· ...._ • rtERK ble poaalloo ID busy n••&p•-nuE ----carat, cash N 8 548 ... 975 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ........ <>raace Co ad aceocy. ....-... -· "' FOUND! Lady's ring. vie MEETTHE PERSON Prepare " prOCHs ID A.cdg. payab~ exper re· TB.LBS
Hoag Hospital. owner •SIHGLE LADIES* Of yoor choice from open vott"ell " other amount.s qd. lOkey by t.oucb "typ. Wtstem Federal Sav10p ~t identify 760-14~ Yoorchoiceor lOO's of ramded couples to poten· paya~ by lM company an« a muat Xlnt. fnnge Is curr ent ly seek1ni
Fotmd. Sibenan Husky selectmenformodem tiaJ marnage partners Researches current• benefits Call Mrs respe>osable Individuals Photo Dates lnex fast & safe through So put acrounu. assurH BredteTh2617f' ID work"' our Newport Male. Black & while """"'•Ve 24 hr !'1(7979 Cal f's I t •· ost corn!CloeU o( Invoices Beach office S&L or Spaniel mix female ..-·-1 arges .. m un· received Ability to
Black & White remal"' - ------1qlM! Dal Serv 1ooo ·s of •. 0 Assu..._. 1 bank.mg expeneoce •• ... "COMPATlllUTY'' .......rs from doctors to ex operate a typewnter -1 "'or Saalmaller. piece· preferred. We ocrer d cat Newport Beach ~ L f 1 .. 1 .,,.,.W f p key by touch Desire a c ood · 1 Arumal Sheller644 3656 ·~· i esty e peop e ea omen JOIO ree M candidate with I lo 2 yrs ~. 6am-'I 30pm Mon· g starting sa ar~. sine-ere warm relations Dal ~rv ~14 )636 _?~2 _ exper, WlU consider can lbun, Benefits 979-lCIU. pleasant wortung cond1·
Found· Young male
Shepherd mix Blk ttan
So Coast Vllg Call
645-1064
Found· 0 C.C Male blk
cat w fwhl feet & neck
646-7048 aft 3 pm
I.mt Wht M Poodle, vie
TalberttMagooha. FV
Reward Please call with
any ullo 964-1838
Couples call 750--0674 T-....1 5,.50 dldate with m.LDJmum of ·--------•I tions. & exceUent com Sa.ngles call 750-0677 • ...... .. pany benefits Qualified Recorded Msg any hr ....................... 6mo exper AS5841LEllS appbcant..s. please call
Sailor seeks passage ACCOUNTING CLERK Ehlr)' level pc»1llon 1n Phyllis lmont1. !714)
MICHB.LE"S
•0.tcall•
llAM 2AM 835 3749
lo frm A~tralia S<-uba Performs & ~cilia w1rioe hbricat1on, 644~
c.bve Gr &mer Reef ~ta~~~!n~ screen pnoting & as -WESTBtH ~ ~r/wA 7'f>"Al00~1~~~: sutus reports ~ Empk>yer will ,........ SaYiltcp
3XJ Nwpt Ctr Dr SleJ04. Ma.loWwlce & update of t:ra.nC • u••o .... ~ IM Corporate Pt.ia N 8 ~ lease & agreement hies -,._,. C.OUt Highway 6 tot yr exper desired in ?ml Ct.y Ave, H B Newport Beach, Ca 92660;
AmPncan Airline Coupon
fof'S25
494·8283t>arly AM
accou.nuog Abahty to CW Beach. S1Garf1eld > E 0 E M If •
operate a typewnter & to •E~O~E~~~~~~M~/~F ~~~~~~~~~ key by tooch. f·or appt _ - - - -Banlong
PLATO'S RETREAT
For free·thinking & sw
ingang couple~. Relax
w /absolutely No
Pressure. Adult Fun
1600 Ivar, Holly"'ood --LOST. dog. red brown
shrt batr Lab. 649-2678, f:wPuymlnt &
llH·3118 ExcitmgPhoneCall.s ~
~~~~~e~ ~~t ASSEMll EIS COMMEICIA1.
We will lrarn Apply TB.LB
------ -We are for real Try us. ••••••••••••••••• •••• •• ---------Lost: Bile & Wht Spnnger f'ooe.A·Fneod· $58-aMl. Joba Wcahd, 7075 ACCOUNTING
Sparuel, Umo old Mesa -b -••••••••••••••••••••••• ACCOUNTING Verde . 549-0351 or Are you a usmess ex· S4().3lll0 ecut.1ve going on a bus• 29 year old English
ness Lnp"' Call Travel.J.ng Cordon Bleau chefess, SecreUri"es for Bwnoess Sec~tary, governess · CLERK Executives (7l4 )894-990& seeks po11llon an capac•· ty ol any above with de· or lil4>BIM-~ vW!d, salubnous family GoodOppwtwity!
andtor private yacht. We bave a po11t1on
Call 846-1141 available with 2 years FREE
15 MINUTES bootk.eepi.ng experience
Must be high 11cbool or
buslne11 1chool craduat.e. lodivlduaJ wUI
aalSl Repm FIDanc:al
Manager witb nrious
accountini ~-
We offer a eompe0Uve aa1arJ and excellent fr-
iop beoeftta. Pleue ap-
~In penoo to·
•""'9r
7 a m . M a c G r e g o r f'IU time 1
Yacbls. 1631 Placenta. ~ CAIJFOIMIA '
Costa Mesa IAMIC
261!51 La Paz Road
ASSEMllEIS Mission Viejo
ELECTRON IC 837..()()66
Posilloo available for E 0 E .
pe_rsoo expenenced an -PCB. wire assembly, BEAlJ!Y· Sculptured nall W\J'eha.mess assembly" manicurist needed,.,
some nuaor mectiarucal. rooow ~~· but not ls looldna for nee. V1ck1 for appt.
t.erested lo Iona _64.S.-s _______ _
e mr loyment. Bktpr. 1eneral office,
E.O.E. Cal Pat Mills, mature, small office,
56'1·9051. S.E. &m1a Ana. 54M673
Mlemhler .. •
PUCISIOM F\lll cbarse Lbru trial
ASSEMILB t.lance. mini·eomputo
Poaltion available ID erq>edeoce helpful. Very bwy office. need p~ mecbaolcal auembl1 feMioaal, salary or:n.
lbop. Must bave &ood n-·-p ... mechanical aptitude 6 ,__ t.o: anco .... mmual dexteri~. M.uat P.O. Box 1llZ1 Irvin~,
be ramlllar wtt.b re-wort, •CA~S27l3~~-~~~~~ troubleaboot.lo. drillln1, 1-
niami 01 6 preHing. Booktt.eper/Clerk. Full
Mloimum 3 years ex· Ume ooe orl ea.ta M--..
pertence. Excellent com· olc. Must be dependable .
P9QY beoefita. Contact, Cal1631-0723or~
Pat Miiia, 557-9051.
Equal Oppor Employer.
C&IUUC GLAl&a -..... JO cnw-. SI· ... dlmUlll a.eill op. ....-.,, ......
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Hotel
HOST /HOS11SS We .,.. MekJq people-
onelll.ed penoos able lo
work day or evenln1
lbtfta In ooe of our boUI reetauranu. Eacellent
1-------1 company benefits. Apply -----------General hm· DOOD. M 0 ft. P'r l
LEGAL SECRETARY
One 1irl office. self·
.starter. 1eneul law,
COil> uper Call 644-21544
C3llh Is weeUnda)
S..VolthMMy-4opt ~~TTHOl&.
Dental usl1tant. Come
joln our team. Good
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ft ""'"-''C. ... lAU ._, ... , f l'loM t '•
900 Newport CeotAtr Dr
Newport Beacb
Equal Oppor Employer
---Uquott Cl.BK
FuJJUJM
Plua Verde Liquor
549-1422 M>ril:inecond. F/f. Mon Exper. nurses aides or 546-4741
-Fri.8:11·1420, traintts All 3 1b1fts :IHICampusDnve Hctd
D-1Nl'--AL-A.SSJST _______ Fu_l_l·
1 =-~=· ~nc;~~ J~~='Z:Ort1 tlGHJ AUDIT =Nby ~ ':!>'
time. No Sat.. £xpanded SL Cll. 548-558S Equal Oppor Employer pie to care foe home 6 2 G.tJes 1n pleuant H.B ClrlHf Kb& ao IPria. Pvt rm. amce. IM7·2'm FACfORY TRAINEE ------UU\ 'IV "bat&. m-576' all ~~~~~~~~~DENI'AL ASSISTANT lndmtrlal ceramics. AP· Girl Friday ~~~..: 6PM r: -pl)' Cen.m·Tek. 981 W. <lelical exp .• liebt typ-..-___ BOO ___ _
Fouped•tity pnclke in 18tbSl. CM in&. px1 math atutude, aptttude '"'number and LOCXER MATTEN· Npt. Beb. Xlnt. op· ----· ----1 oflice situated. N B calculator akUls NCR D ANT 6. .F 0 0 D par1.Unily. Top pay. Ex· Pl II 851 9141 4200 e1tper1ence pre. SERVICE. -8.30All to per. reqd. Non·1mobr. FACTORY ease ca · fttred.Advancementap. 2PM. Mon·Fr1 Call
-------·--------• ~ WAREHOUSE _9-_Spm'-----~rtunmu available Umvenit.y AthleUc Club Oerlcal Comractor. experienced, Dental Aul.slant Great ASSEMBLERS Guards njoy ucellenl com· _7$!_711QJ _____ _
St.ff JOW ·~ w/awn plam previously opportunity ror· recent NoExpenenceNeeded s.c.ftySup."lsor pany !>enema Ap,ly LOSING 11lf: BUDGET M..-.•drct--.y. approved for beachlronl KS. grad. 45 trainee x. TopPay Paid Weekly Pennaoent. Must have ~~f"· 1100· rl RACE" A bustneu of
WENE.ED property. Must have re ray llc~oae prer. ~ fl-J experience. lrvme com u.&aD•OTTHOTB. )'OUT own can help in·
1!!11• •c• ... .,5 swne & track record. S.UO/ht &42·7998. i i:m-plex. Call 833·3000 ext _. rome teeop up w /outgo nw;; ~ P.P. Aft 6, 832-6175. 8-S, e 191. Equal 0 pp or WO Newport Cent.er Dr PbOne local Amway dis TYPISTS 213/T.5-0325ext.492 DENTAL·Ortho Lab F.mployer Newport Beach tnbutor .ad ael \he . CCT'-C' ... .,5 --training. Some wire '-------F.qual()pporEmployer whole story 631·~ Of' Al ., ~ COOK-Breakfa?l/luncb, ~ le dental exper JRVINE 752~ --------1164-~
.RECEPTl1 t dOMISTS .. ~ht:,e~~~.AW~~ ~ .. ~: ~iuttr~~t EOE Mt F GUARDS nousEcLEANERS LO_T_A_TT_E_N_D_A_N_T_-
"PP 'I o a/• wora Clemente Inn, 125 6t2-4393 ~M.!iO b.r +Bonus WIU FUIJ or part tune Mu.at
tomorrow. ACIFJC Eaplandlan . Sao F1LE CLERK part tame traul.~U&Ptr Advan bel8 557-0520 PERSONNEL, 1370 E. Clemente Desk clerit & frool office cement Oppty Must -----Edln&er •Santa Ana. --------• help wanted. The Inn at ~. hcht typmg, fahog, Kave transporuuoo ·
551-7016 COOK Laguna, 211 N. Coast ma.allng "' mlac office We CCII off.r JC* 148-7080
MA C HINE SHOP
TRAINEE -Sw1111
AutomatJcs. No exper nee ln ....,_.. Niauel
ln·9331
~~~~~~~~ dut1ea. Call SaDdY
Exper'd, breakfast-~forlln. Doughty 641).1856 ssssssssssss
• a..EJUCAL
llSleh, lamll,Y restuarant
SanJuaoCapo.G:J.UM8 DU:SEL SERVlCE AD·
COOll=:--V VISOR Requaree $ 1ean ., MINTOP ~ M traininf .\ft
ll.lll"W tAJ4Y MONIY lJae eoak. Lapoa rnalnt«NDNacoper.UOO .........-8ueb Restaurant. CaU of commercial diesel
Work local temporary ~orNlna .... t7S5 vehicles to Service IJlaoa&er. WlU develop & ... lpunen\a. We offer C o o k f o r 1 m a l I supervise mamtenaoce *-°l. kJoa term~ rstaurant. Qual. Stan· programs (or com for all typea of o flee darda. Exp. prefened, merc1al fleet diesel
wort. but will train. Xlnt op pt 'y v eh 1 cl es. Pro v 1 de
Openlnp for the follow· fer practical restaurant tecboacal advice to := exp. 675-4720. 673-1570 C\lltOmer regard.mg re 1--------•I pura, upkeep, cost , ac
FOOD SBVICE MGR.
5AMto1 PM, Moo Ut.ru
Friday. Must be e:apr'd
in orderiD.a and receiving
and ca~ble of aupervl5·
tng employen. Salary
open C&ll aft 10 AM
97!W747
SANDWICH
&SALAD
ASSIMILf:llS
SAM ID 9:30 AM. Mon
lhru Friday. 13.50 per hr. cau aft 10 am, 979-0747 •10.-,•:: .. •) COOKS couota, operataonal WCJM Ir i needs, etc. CaU for appt.
•Secr .. wtet Minimum or no exper. $1.500/monthly full time. FREIGHT Exley Express •-ti'-' h needed. Will train. Full & Take ad to neares t I 1 I 0 0 k I n g r 0 r *"8ClllF'°'*1 part time. Apply 1n Employment Develop· owner /operators lo •Ci-ral Ofc C:ltrb penon. me a t D e pt . D 0 T aervice the Northwest. •T~ Dick CL·-h' 825.28l.010. Ad paJd for Contact Roser Peckman 141wpmt ~ s b'Jemployer. a>o-547-6557 WESTERN
ReOster now & eana op-RESTAURANT ~1!1'Ii.Sf~~/~~~~FurotWre ----ltri-ppe--r-oeeded--SECURITY
portunlty for Puerta Be Newport Btvd CM pl)'"AK. D. K .'1 Dcouu, f /l. No ex per. nee. 2ll4Z S ......._.,
Vallarta trip. _, FairvMw, C.ll. "-00/br. Huat be reap. " Tw 1 c•, Ce ftlOS
Ooa\ef bitlp, mature; mature' Ir able to start F.quaf Opportunlty
1111m .-IQ knowledge Doubleday Book Shop, lmmed. Call Dip'o Strip £mployef'M/F
req. U .10 Hr. Call Fubioo llland, 1eekl orcomebyat'78SW.11th ~~~~~~~~ 557.0045 m.sia qualified penonnel ror a. Oolta Kesa. 548-7'22. :: rr\-L•n: OOUN'l'EB llELP . Part· ;:~~::.-:=: 7.·=~~CE run':~~~. All U 1 11 -time. Bake Shop, Cd.II. M>-5313 -.a. "MH a" ea a • Un lf or m 1 ~....,...18MCU 111-mo ·--
CALL TODAY
• Houlecleane~ ea m $$ 's
<SJ 5(). SShr > wor1t1n1 r or a prof c1eaa1n1 1erv .
M 1&1 t b a v e l r a D 1 p llUk, apply Tbl' Ian a\
5S2-4J08 or G4$-9168 IAIUD•. 211 N . Coast
fb.Decteaiwn Ptr SS hr. Hwy. Laaum Bead!
Owo transporlalloo. MaulteDance mao. ex-
Afta' S, IJ7i.0076 penenced, full hme
Must work weekend.a. HOUSBEEPER Over 2S yn Cont.act Sue.
Mahn.
uve-1.11. Small home for
elderly Will consider
couple. Room·board •
sa..laty. 962-7984
Jb.llekeeper needN for convaleacent hospital.
Xlnt benefits
w/lnaunoce & incenUve
Apply Beverly Manor,
:MO Victoria, Coata Mesa.
Jobn Wayne Temm Club,
144.soo
MAMA~IMBCT
Fabnc cham 1nterv1ew·
mg f°' mimt. poartJooa
Fab or rtJ ex pr req Jack
2131627 -4471
Maoaaement ...... M••pt• 1225 week + f>onWI. Xlnt
f\llure potenlial, lnnge
benefit.. trainl.ft1. ur
nee. Call ~5111 ~r. llve I.ft, &1
sl*Lkma. Noa smoker. 2 chl..ldreo~SJ&.~ --------
HOUSEKEEP ER -
W.m.d Sun 6 Moo oaJ.y.
XlllL woric1nl coada. No.
Laaun.a area. 6'4·1
days, 417·3N3 evea
wtmda.
HOUSEKEEPER
Mature, part time
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•ahlaga..
®National
Nuf'Sf09
SeMces
12812VallevVleW. Ste S
G¥Oen Gt'Olle CA
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NODUCTIOM woaa
Corruuled box CO,JD• Nutrallonally minded J*l,yU.openinpfodde·
fem. \D ... all to )\Dee Is peadable emJlo1eea.
food prep '"'spec. cbet, Wlll trun. P.!xcelletlt
la bome days. WW t.ral.D . btoeflta lo • 1rowlDj
N-ew*er. ~ ~. llmt be over
Wlll coulder live-In. ll. Apply lo penoo Dunoa wk. aft. S pm before 4PID.1... 15511 Del
714-6C1·515'1 Amo Ave, TilltlD.. Bee Off'Cl/f WW _Pete_. _____ _
needs capable aelf Ptr Bookkeeper. Lap.na
starter wltb out101a1 Beach dinner house.
personality Good RelenDC1111.*"8ZZJ
~ votce Typuig ·eo wpm L111ht matb RCPT JllmlMJ Cir
lllillt be able to wort WI m buly Cblroprac1lc ol·
der ~adllne pressure. (\(le Expel'. fl fn:iat ofc
Xlnt beaef1ls. ulary appearance req. Mual
9DI+ Pb 7S2~ !owe ~· 10 key by
touc.b.. F\l1J ume. IC'l .a7'2 OfFICE =:t •al lood wit.Ji S A L B 8 T A T B SAL.IBMAH W .urr&D. n MacGreaor F.ARNUPTO~COJI·
Yadlla, L63l Plac:ast.la. ~ON NBT. 1-Can ea.ta"--· ..a ,,.. lllK '° $lOGlt
OIDIR BfftY ..... 11.J. 2-FIDd oat .try
ID tey ,.,._ a.p. Cea otc new lie. earn bl& Al "..-here. Come talk w\lh
tra.uun1 for data fJ:" them. 3-0 ur produc-~odS::td ~~pl · t /In ea pen 1 l v e -"°'•"'/budlet terms. 4· Com~nsatlon ne1otla· Pre·Nt appts. ialore. ble Call for appt ~Find out wby '"We've
Marl I y n Ma C ri 11. sittbe beltthl.ng going". ~. N 8. &l"M. Alt for Mr.
PART TIME
EVEHIMGS
Adult.a wU..b owituacllnc.
annctive penooaUUes
wbo ~ worlwii Wlth
lada. Over 21. SC.art al
13 50 per bow'. Phone
142·4321, Eat zso
BEIWEEN 1.S PM. .. ...... " EquJ ()ppol'tllldty
~-
Haward. lliSS-3402
8-l~tate UC .. Sll>
\MJCIMS9
Will traJ.a. Best com·
miMioa split In tbe I.a·
dl*'110/30, '° top pro-ducers. For lnte"lew
call BW at a.dbl1l Real· .,., Udoomc.; Gl-1JOO
• Drlver/Gardener comb. Growtn1 lrvlne Com· turrmbed. Alea 21 or 37Jl llrdt street Counter belp lor dry Have valid CA Ucenae. pe.oy bas uveral full over. Retired welcome. PART· 11ME. Ta.te inveo· =.._.. cleanen, full tlmeo; exp. Good drlvloi record. time poarUom avalable Noexperleoce nee. App-' 'Howtet•rs Co beoeflts Irvine t.ory iD local llorea. Car
a1S11So t.a1
••s•ss Pftl. Apply 7·3 al lllater Min. ace 20. Apply al for~llab&e tndhiduala to 1Y Uoivenal Protection Study work . x Int 540· 7639• A. Kenda vis nee: W rl le phone --------·--· Jielt <.1eanen, 293t E. Penny1aver, lUO perform varloua clerical Service. 1228 W. $lb bmellta, exp. pref .• fo _lnd. __ E __ o_.E_. ____ aumbet,exp to: ICC•,
--------o.tllwy,Cdll. Placentla.CM. dutle.. Ra=blliUH Street. Santa Ana. ID· newCUlltnact.loa. Maturewomanlojoinour an JIM, Param•. N.J . --------Qa\G~ .. o-cE OOUPLEtoual.atmgr.lJJ DRIVERS • Delivery ~~I~ .. c"•tompbooe-e ~~ ~l2 & l-4 ._2,~ftt~~~l 8f~AlYu?00ttn!Jr ~dant. <nm. ~~1:;:;:;.!!,~ _ .. mJBJS... Orau1e Cty-deluxe bakery products to =~ ;';;neif..;.;1 Haf.rdreuerwanted. Rent ~-~Hilla. ' ~N:;.-vliies~J..:;: Part-tiJm dNs cJ.n AJ. TJOMT.
S....n-... ••ES ~-eal + lovely apt. aupermarket1. Early d\&lel. Cal Linda ............. ternooa1. U .00 /br.•--------.-...-·.ruu Cal.T521.UCforappt. morn1.oa to mJd •lter· IJ'l't.mJ apace In buay,well· IN s UR AN c E . -~--·-----IG-4.lot. JIWl:ll!!Ptlaldatneededlay A'f.&~:S CVSTODIANS DDOD.M7.m7 a..u.r.ci,p,mgProducts ~te::1°°~~~cn~ Oimmerdal prope~ Medi.cal ~t for --------a •Hk (Wed.) tall
TopPay Nof'ee !!!'da11meolswomeo. DIUVEBS-Full or part· WantAdR.esulta 642-5678 !ipm. =~ .:r:i:ce2 ;~ =_:a. ta lleu. ~ .. L_ •1'111,a&farDau
1 JtaklWeetlJ '--ta lleH Newport Ume. For Vet. Lab. 10.m --------lncludinl typlni. Xln ----------..-~'"9 RECEPTIONIST, lloD
Piie area. lluat be U .8. to 2Jlm. Or a lo 7 pm. G al be n e 11 t 1 . J,a m es llodm-l'llCIJlta trit.b • leut l yur ex· t.bnl Tbun 2Pm-10pm,
Dile flitba. Ca11532-8551. l MUil be over 21 lfature ener lnauraace. Irvine Call ae.AA W... perience. preferably Sun Mpm. Call '112·7'03
_ - -Dlt.t&i tblnkln1 X.lDt. drtvia1 ----------------... Yaunne,'JSUllOE.O.E ~ ... 1_ newtpaper. Excella.t UnlvenltyA1bletlcClub .
.,...,..,.., tr:yO RLOAD r,-NCOl"Cl. lll·210l. · f ---"------• ,_.....,. •• compe.ny beDdlta. APP«Y AU f« JobD ar Jeff. ~KEYPUNCH ~ • . IGUIANCICO. '-:i1:~ ~wa1119AM-1PM,Mon· uc...1a..1ST
lllVINE •alTJ*•U1·9091• D1fV1RS . t., 1 de1lrH mature In· Ol•A¥AICO•aT z ..,,.,_per ,n:, It~
JOE .. _ -T dlftduaJ who ls wtWn1 to •MODELS• --~-...... bel ------11!111-... Wl ~ faal wWI Dall1 -or women -yra or accept rwpooalbUity and DAI. Y rtl.OT ---exp. • ~Want.Adi. older. Koow &be cout dealrea to learn all *rut,.~* &a-5112 Mloc., Net iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiii-'.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiii~ c:ltiel. Net S1IO • week or M ~va' ;a m.UM. more. Oran1• Coaal 10U ean pblllel ot poUcy bolder D>W. BaySt ·--------
Yellow Cab, 17IOO Ill. ' ~!!~~:~~i Expert66enc:.I llPreli72e9rTed r""$iltf l~ceptlonjs.t,Nr8acl~l CLERKS
AIU. TIME
MO m II I ICI MICllSAIY
Hurry r Immediate openiDJS
wn..i; learn vartoua pbuel ol atore
operations. Lota of customer
coat.ct.
Herrmann, Fountain be~ •i.-.. * -v * ~ ~aurpoa. · · a;.A· Valley. (No of Slater blneftta, +. ps '*-•salary eom·
betwD Newbope • • Pb7IMIS15 .x>a.s: n.tJ. (....... PAYIOU. ~•I~. Call for
!Uc.lid> ftll•holldag ~•MCI •bo• for dealtaer • 1IClllCIAM .-.eo.,. VIU 0 + ••••c:Y 5:..:uc:;d~ To Pf'Oride ._,,tance ,. ~r1001at, lnlae-
DBIVERS; croeuoaDlrJ, AV.a.;..-._. t P1nt • cuualty, com-Omt llocWt All perform difficult 6 hlllim Orm bu
DO 1peclal Ueeaa. r•· C.Ai;J.-;USU... rotrelal llnea un· .,..; mtoDt.aa oati for 1..-..Sble ciencal ac-jauMd opealoa for •
quJred. ll4cGre1or ~ter. Eapertence SEASON. Public lnvtt.d. ,,., ... on, wwk for Uk ,...aublt, •rna,.
Yecta. 1111 Placentua, raq d . Robertton South CoHt Vlllaie. payro I pro1ram. Cl$C..as&towoi'tlDOW' Calla...... Olaneufand Is now hiring lmurance Aatoc.. Inc. 9'7·8111. Knowledaw of 1-wt • ,.. rut-pae.ct Croat offc. ' ~ 1ulatloat 1overala1 WW tnin. Call Bouie A for the fast approaching "-I x.tra ou.b? wort payroll procedun• 6 _!•~eoa.~------..,.. Chrlatmasseason. Jaaltorlal/Part tlm• &M Cbrbtmu ltuon ..._. 4llt11et poUet• -~ ..
--. lloa.•fti., Mhn/ .. ds. "-1.l u.. Ott .......... ·~· ............ App~'"/:"'°" It ntf!!. 8.B. ana. IMIOoaDO pm& time ba1p waa&.ed. ~a,..,. · ......_. Ilea r •• t ~ot~·;~ wcn imc:b nie. • .. • .. din ft\•'°'· Ainn'9 OU "'9 JANl'IOB!AL CO ..._,..... ftlldblll ...._ '10Qtto ........ WWI' ~l
Of Clll (114) 1 Llcbt office cleula1. ....,. .... Dlt ...... smt Pll' ...ah. ARl.17 taD ~ Cal
• DiSaieytatid.. t
AIN (QUAI. Ol'POATUHl'TY EMl\.OY
~ dmt fttU Um.. Top •• hanafall qlforma. ~ .P.l'IOll to Poutala lllU1.._ ::,c•· Ssptrienced Start tm-.... At ae• Yllllf Sebool Dt.a&.rtct, IBedlllllolill&-.c C!ll· ,,._ w.e-M•MMJ. • 8. coner of T1lbtrt • HC.HUf
.JANm>IUAl. HELP Brlttol.t .~··. Nur Nft-li84. ~ Ute _,,._.,.700• ' QqMoverZlw/tl"&M .• -..m.QUWJ-O'nt U/1M. £.0.B.
t. lOPIL Lacuaa Be ,....... .. .., PBX OPSl\ATOI\ AN1W
--' .a.ITMAI SIU SDV. -fta.D • ,.rt..
JAllll'l'QRIA.L.U to IPlll. tarl1 mor:ataa L .A. llllle. Ssper. pref.
llloDol'Jf, -IDO 0C 'I'-dlill~ .., + ---~,_11-:-~~....,....-
AlrpoJ'\ A.rea, mature ~mo. CM er •· 1 S.Uwtlh&ABZ!
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nM>EB Jua aU;:
... ·~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~~~..,-llCllTAIY ____ __._ __ ,WOOD WORKING in ....
:!;~ MCrtW7 / •-::::::;::=::-i•J lld&il' ._ H.B. area. w.t RlChland Terrier. c-Meet
I • II ...-Sto•~ se•n .. a.m aam1.-.11m K..11mo1,cbamp hna. .. ..... ..., *~'• a ~ Olnter loraaitnelwd•aredla· -------• mek.eotfer.""'2140aftt. Spomoredby Coaplete lratnla1 Execullve t'Altt. trtbutor. Some u -WOllOYll.Sl4S AKC ::t Lbua A~ Newportllartlor P8llablie. m\llt be at-Knowlod10 of JBM 1*MDee ._.. • .ry. l'\IU .. ..-._==k ~ ,.....__ e.1.,.aasProfesaional _;,..;.~~;:;...;.;;..;.o.;.;;....-i tnctl" 6 aa~tve Memory typewriter time. Immediate open· --.. • rom '-DAWP W Club WSllOMlt WW be..,..~ bual· belpful, 10.10 wpm l G d illlllbl'*9 · ol · ·Bur DOW wUllq to omedl TO... -owmn Na&tdlnl w/tranacrlptlon U · ~elii:.o c.f1°S.:1b:~ 1QllrNI. aaOt' ~ bold for yo u t i 11 SlltUrdat;Dec. lat
atlll&. IUnle:dN a.div. ~ecou!at1G1 • tea ~n·~~D~Datblyleto. MlilutM/FIB •8171 E.O.&. =~i ::~e~r:· ,:! ii:.1~~ m ••. 2Bll~~M~~Place MOVING! Rerri1.1V.
to ......_ 1tcmt of flee NoSelln& to taOOtwk ---cPnicL For detalla. tend "'""9WI -Bedroom Mt. e\c Heavy-pup metal offic!f/ =-~"', .. u.....sM_ .. ~ra-.te 8elliut.0'500/Week dlalwtthmanytypesof ~~~~~~~~I a •tamped , ulf· PrwtlDY• 1045 4blbE.alF~ M vs T s £LL d es k . 4 etandar~ iii l1i•• vv.. Otll--for wort. =to •11•400· ..tdreuedeovelopeto: ... •••••••••••••••••••• EVER'Y'11UNG! dnwers, 1 deep fl\o l1Jt•••n..~!! r!.!._~·. _____ 1 __ a._pp&.;...__ m.9"11or 7180. ..,.~~ ... -... ,.., .... •••••• Black Lab mile, 1 wa, 3 ...... _ ,_. Sa .. PM PromOltollOO drawer. ll50 or nearet' .-.""-"..-....-s••K.c11 .. ., • ..,.. ......... , ... , wttb Olt WHUUU' ~ • .._ MalelFem,CutA!. \~111~·-:;·· ~ .... :ni.ft Ml.CUADytime offer.5tl-1546. llll~.11'10llt.rbor, w. baN an lmmedlete ~.,.,ft apr. WUlt.raln. Advance _. .._1340. .,.,......1uppu • c _Cll.-.;.:;;;iNnW.:;;jjii•iiij;f•;;;;..:--;;I apmJaf la our factory Ptr, Ahp>rt ara, Mon· poulbUitl". Gd com· 701WubiqlonStreet tooll. clothes. etc. 741 Cuttln1 tbl. Hxl44", Olympia port. elec. ~ outlet It.ore for an H Fri All, S.H., ty11tn1. P8DY benefit&. Apply ln Dept.5032 Mix CocQr Spaniel Blk Balboa,LqunaBeadl. beavydl4y,neveruted typewriter Model SKE
m:IPllC>il6'1T perienced Hlespenoo. 20bu min, Hultb ~amUUllam.at 8"falo,NewYork14205 ~~home.male. OerqeSele,Sat.t-a,223t 873--3538 :cawe· $150. ~ft
..._. Job llllllt be able to work ~ beoeftta, Salary open, Sboel. 222 So. Port C&rlille. NB. Kat· Raocbeto Camper shell. -· -------~Wort .!°'ea:~ fluible acbedule.1-m._2llfl0 __ . _____ Euc1id,Anehelm.C... YoutbCouD.lelon MUil live up our cute tnm. toys, booka; anare fttl JJS.J.979, xlnt cood Privateparty selh.n~near
Giiiet wttb lharp It up. Llberal benefita, lnclud· SECRETARIAL SbutterSbop,oeedlexper Pert Time evenln11. Teri POo. ''Hlid.1", F . dnlm..bocteyeqwp. 751.-J. new o ffi ce equip. It
eomlal exec'•· Mutt lacpralitaharln1 •ut.ock Newport Bcb Mort1a1e abt.tt« fabricator. Pay ~ adulta worlrlng moa 4SIWl14 furniture. Gorgeous sec-tne-Wlll tnJa to de-llaaa plam. Pleue app-co. baa lmmed openlnga neeotlable. C.U for appt. wtth ycdh. Over 21 Own __ _;_;.._;_ ___ __, Marnace sale aurplu1 Re1ular family mem· t.y. de9k w/retum, ong .
......,... I new data lYmpersoolOamto5Pm. for indMduall w/exper TI4-84Z-8931 tnnsportaUoo. $3.SO hr Free 3yr old La b !~~'!:. '!'~tuSarets"-~ ~•tl Tbenbip, forJlohn Wayne coel Sl.616, sale price OLGA CO. 743 Baker in the f ll lo l llart.&-9PM Hlaltey. M. well man ...__... -~ "° eon1s C ub. Call SSOO Mat c h I n e =:f~ency Street. Co1ta Meu. liom: o O• I po1 . Small lbop needl 1 Fem. CALLANDREA oered. Good w/kld1 4010 Park Npt. Apt. 223. llG--2832 bookcaw at lateral file
•E.11th,c.taileaa FAiual Oppoc Employer QUALITYCONTROL for~alofficeduties. 8G-G2l. ext 250. 1-SPM. =:~~i:me 6"-93 Gitf1l01pd3' .. blueblke cab w/oaktop,ong.cost Stem 142-1470 111/F JI' a.ERK (Typitl). Wiii 40 Hr Wk.~· belpfuJ E.OE. ~--...;__ _ _:.....;__--1 9uok. queen bed1 • Frm1 bv rm drapes. tri95.cn. 3 pc sale price ~ r auditielec.ttlcf numberof tQootoec.C .. 64U2l2 Mlt ;lg•dlM fWaftWI 105 CoucbH, lbles. 10111e 2 pr, avo VD tie bac:U ~~ ra~~'e e~~~isre:: Sale$ loan ft1ea for accurate SNACK BAR ATTEN· ·-•••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• Junkie-all rea1onable w/14"vaJ I prlxl2' 1 pr cak ulalors, telecopaer,
Rel&anDt f\&ll fJP/f, earn up to S7 documentaUoa. Typing DANT· Rec:eptlonlat . ...... 1001 **I BUY** ~9AODM 0R~ar~l. .,00tt1• ~~75 all. 982-3294. book binder. etc. Call COOIS 6 IUSIOYS br req. 4SWPM. Prior ofc: Part time. Uolvenlty •••••••••••••-•••••••• .. ... ~ v ....... ~·-675-S716 t'\illltP!l'.lOUlaln, .531-4811.Paul. experdesired.IDgbSchJ Athletic Club, ask for1--------Good tlNd P\uultunt Se.aabottDr N.8. floe* M~ lb ------· "" ~p~ SALES H&.P ~&atioa orequlvaleot John or Jeff, 752.7903. wmno:NSTEB ~~ l will 3 or more Garqes Sale ball ~:S'. t~onn1:n NI IOll ~·-· Mll'Sexpel'NQ. ABBEY SAT Dec. l. from 10 All SIJO.C.11~7912 .. ••••••••••••••••••··~ WWlt.ed. f\ill or p/tlme. DOCUMENT MACHINE Tailor; man or woman to MASTIRSAUCTIOM lO • Good )unit. 121 w. _ salt water aquar a.&ammit Infants & c hildren's OFER.ATOR take charle of alteration ANTIQUE MALL 646 1616 & IJJ.9625 WU.00 Electnc elievator cba1r, w/ltaDd all acc:et. $1001 HOSTISS/C•hhr wear. Costa Mesa. Ex.pr. AB (Part.tlme) 20 to 30 dept. Salary + com-a> 5tlOll8 ol fine antique ,.. .. 0 HPA1D mountl on 1tairway. 63HJ76ev•.early All. J>ut Ume. flellable, & pref. Please call for in· bn per wit. To typeloan mi n i on . Newport fumrt~ & treaaurable ~ ANTIQUE Furn Penn $31S.53&«518 . neat eppearance. Group t«Ytew. YOUNGLAND. information 1nlo Bur-Cleaners. 548·2221 items. CJoeed Tues. For gd wed fum. anti Dry SI o k • Cherry ,..._ & Or..-109CJ beel1b plan. Apply in 545-1440 roughs Document Da.Uybn. UM quesltclrTV's 967-8l33 ~Tbl. Vic. Cb.Uds Mm• W~ 10 speed ••••••••••••••••••••••'
geraoo between c.-uESPERSON .Machine, a<ljU1t forms T~~~~~r. C.M. ofc . Mon&Fril~9 Sleab. Vic: Piano Lmp. taka. OnlY l year old •o•lOO's of NEW &
J:»Spm. ... Barken, ~ from print-out " make ..... 1c mwV W ·relums. 11751 Wett.minlter Ave MODEL HOME Elc. Elc. Uhr ltCordura • eadL ~ycle. S50 USED PIADD9 " or1ans. izaEt'JUlSt.C.11. .,.~·Sl'ERfE00DEPT2. correction• when IOCDe intervieWI, F\111 or G.G. 554~103 Samples/Hand Bas•. E. itcellent condition •up.Oealer7Sl-1121 ~pr. pre . ver 1. necesHry. Prior olc ell· Ptr.6'2--0212. 1'11Q$( "UJ SALE Acc:es .• Back Pak1. ,.rfect Cmatmu 111t RlltlUnDl llUlt be able to work per At lYPln& of 4SWPll w. -u Modm Loveaeat. ONLY e.10tt Antique Upright Plano, Oil7'1 Dell, counter= eYmA &md.aya. Al>PlY in ..... Teacher-preschool, full For sale utique oak bed. Decorator furniture & 2 • D A Y S T 1 L L V"-•• w·•-r __. $1.50 :a\ Ivory 11.eya, carving .
• -~~ -..... t:hoe,10CDebenefiLI, ~oa'" dre11er go. --• ..., .,.,.. _ __._ -" .. 177 -·-per'IOQ,, r--.,.~Rima Q.ERICTYPIST • acceuones. Cedar Glen CHRISTMAS. TWO 751 .1$l4 '4S·•l1I an• .....,.._.v,..., · • '1lllure in Otbm' .,... ntm'DJ Prior otc e.per. Good 540-lJll. cabinet •. II Townbomes. 2554 Elden FAMILY SALE! Sat " mac:h. • ~ 109a ~JD,...._ Dll B. ~~ii tYJJinl aklli. 6 ability to TELEPHONE ~:M:M. Ave, Costa Mesa. 11to6 S&m ~-1l2M FQJlClove ••••••• .. •••••••••••••• 0-.HlrJ,Cdm. ~ 10 key would be SOLICITORS BatMub, w/ball • claw dally 64U'13' Way,'"·_.., f'tnbalb. video sames. C1taUoa 1k1 bocU
... taar.•t Counter SAl.ISl'llSOH ble, to fill our Part Ume. Su.n·Tbun. lep,$250, -----------I 9M!L J Im• up. Del• lmtal. ~onl:y4tlma. Sztll •
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... aqil for IWPQUI· s.Jan. NB, Exper. F/f =:::..=.,::~y :.'°J::t:'=r. Aotiq• Day~ Circe Campai~::. br. F...-.YSAU naar loOID. 41". Untqiae _All_. ______ _ Mf wwbn. Nice at· lmmed. 671-4134 or VAULTQ.ERK . ble. ble to Collow ill 18 lliJrt S1115 Hll areal for lHDI; LA1"lt 6' ~ Cluktma &ift. 4 bar· LI ...... 1094•
. mllrWe • Newport &11~. EDtey Jn el po1ltlo.D. ~ la N B . P\nD. C.U m.G0e DllD\ 1tand dreHer, wtlla1 Pll0 racS., dExtbwl ~1· -· I treaale. ~ ~ ... ••••••••••••••••• =. En~ C..Jf 8olDe olfl de-. .......... • ·area. · cube w11beive1. t•la c e, 1 •PH ..e. betw red. hand mlled. '• a Boots for ...... ....-~ ...... P/T·Nlt time. oe ••per ....,_ P!neAllarlashmllme bed.Goodoor>dtt'an! ....... microwave ova>. Sim· •·--•to 1 Pll Pnmo _ ... Dyna.....,s•..:,: -· - -' 'Represent OUbta'edidg ...._ WUl1Da to tralD. AND or.._.---. • -mom all wood ctDOPY GearJ1 Jeff .. -wu. ...,., =llllll••r-.•11111 1iJae Qf cle&Dlnl com· Reapon1lble for tbf Tlle,r--S.S. AmeriamA.atirrueQullLI u•oawm:•· cnb. uaque bet>y iroa°' · Ome1I•• 18~ cm , ..__... i;o u n d • a related !!llttjten:anee al our loan SIOO MO. au Red Hlll-Olf Briltol ___ aau_~......;.._•_19 ___ , crib, aw.a butds. au J .._. _. DanJap now w l'I'Yrolia 3.W di84ooal
CMHlml dwnlceMI Pnlducll lor .ftla GUAltAMTllD Su I t e G · 10 2 , C M New Sofa • Lov .. eat, wood. IM'le lelectlon al Cl1lllbu &ruirlr W. w9 bmdlnp '200. Ra1cltle .... _,.~ U...olc•commerclal SF.CRETARY $1100~. _1.0All_:..~-aPll...;;..;;..;;;;._· ____ eartbtoae1 1215. 25 '' lk:l --uipmeot alria ....... 111m • ..,a.u. Cap-ice. bi-arcb ladies ---._...,......, 1 b · MIS be an independent -....__ -~ .... ..: ... _..._ ~ Ill mGC7 boat..-1. ao. Dynalll dll'USat,2'11SW.Cat uae, .. a aclrll'OW1d Lbink / ood t 1 P0'9111AL ., ... r" 1010 Color1Vcomo'9U-. • ........ ......._._.,. Pro. bl·performaae.
Hwy NB belpful. Call Bob: er w I YP n1 MOWHlllMG ••••••••••••••••••••••• color port TV, wood cot. la)'S. • Christmd • Ame r ican A1rllae boob near new •l.se I. .._..:___. s -1ms.10pm. ~·-· .. !.~rr:t\iort.15cHe fee end t b I 1 . omamen11. etc. Friday, Coupons Beit offer. uoo. 'eau 8'75-7D7 aftet __ ~--.. ... -..-MO EXP. MIC. Retrtprator. oew iood 11 w.tmlrwttt. S»-4.903 Sll&urdey Sunday 1329 -
IUS.oy Salu -S·9pm. Earn didaphone uper be ST•-1 ........ -4 people, 1lllht damage, Suueit' Lane.· Ne. -1171 8pm
'3-•th can 495-5971 cxmidered. -· -· omly SZ70 OI' $17 mo. s yr fternodelin1: 1e111D1 lm· PllDttme nlO&a 1-~~ Ide • w on lnt 17 ns & ova G d -..... _, __ _.c dbl .. ov'"'n .. ~.
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r.alltbm/dQs. SALES PERSONS salaries to quallfled can· ed ~ l~or lnterview Harbor G.G. Open UoW pot.Ip, lamps fl olber _ .................. . Olvw'tlett. Penooality plus adults dldates. Xlnt paid 8.5.17.Q33 lteml.Raobl.9'2-8619. flalby, wbJt.e Appaloou
AJlllbmpencnbtwn3·S to work wllb and benefrt.s. For appt. call TB.EX CASHPAID ~aof .. leeper. llkeoew. 1eldtn1. 31i't yrs old.
pm.300080.Brtatol,CM motivate kids. Over 21. our Penonnel t>ept at OPIAATOI Wsbr/dryrst Refrl&•. brown"ao&citooes S200 Green broke. Espr'd
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Sao Clemente areas. .,.,.,,......,...ARY-"'•""'r'd 'or Sm N.8. e1tportln1 firm 8)0. PhWTS..0191 ~ Help, full or part PART TIME '""'-'OU:.& -v--1' needlperson to2·6 PM. 5 Hot pol n l combo Dinette Ht. 4 uphol tilile,eppl.yllondaythru sales manaeement. dya wk., 15.00 per hr. microwave , a elf · chairs. woo d l op . Chestnut Geldlo1 16 J'rlday • 2pm-5pm EVB41N&S Qualification. include: PINN call 640-6313 ask cleaningO¥entfr4burner wrGUlbl 1roo bale $100 band1. 1ood m o ver.
McDamldl 20362 .Beach DUAa.JIE: Typio.1. SH, ability to for Pegy. stove. sWl ln crate $500 ~u• . Ready roe~ level llvd,B.B. .-~ worltw/numbers&lnter· 673-8'37 ~7w --------1 ~ $2,000oroffer
IK2...mtor494·9466 relate wttb sal•people --------' Klq 11 Watert>ed, frame &!l-%196&tl s. Reeta11t1Dt/Bu1peraon Ell.250.Betweenl·SPM. inlhefoodlnduatry. Xlnt TEXAS OIL COMPANY Hotpotot bltn dabw1hr. & beater. Xlal cond Cb ,_ P 6 l--*6Dhlner,es:p.not A.skForAodrea h'ioge benefits & work· needadependablepersoo 1tlll lo crate Sl25 562-4I01oraet-982S nlUllH ony. yr
req!. Xlat benefits. iogcondl.IDprlmeN.B. who can work wttbout m&U7.549-nu ---------1 Slwtlmd, oew ladcile A suar/tlps. ApplJ \D 6e.les location. Ph!ase inch.Ide supervlalon lo Costa Draet cabtoet. 8' sofa. tact. 1225 · 5*5331 t•no~ ll·t'. 1·5 . UY'AJLClllUC salary requirements Mes a . Conta c t Hotpoint combo self· bsrltook. Ha 10 11d--.a..1065
Gull l •er '1 • 1a4 8 2 For a new 1tore openioi with resume It send to A i deaning OYetl • 4 burner 175-4338 -llacArtbur BlYd., lrviDe ID Fashion llla.nd. Npt. PO Box 1410. NeT,rt cuatomel'I. ae un m-stove. sU11 in crate 12:§() •• .. ••••••-••••••••••• --Bcb. CaU 114·160-1225 for Bcb, ro..., ............. O. . portent. but maturity ls 11'1'H4.17, 549-1113 Oak Dtnl..n1 room ta bl 8/WTV S30 EJec: Fan RO. __ lntervl ...... -....., We train. Write K.Y. w/4 chain. Sacrifice. GE Toaaleroven SlS.
•T.F&l•OMl'S appt ew. D I ck • P re a . , Brand new. never been $300 Stephanie Dys ~ S30. Lamps $7. PIZZA STC>al S&lea * SICllTAlllS • S o u l h w e 1 l e r n u • e d • n o f r o s t ~.All. Spm.551 Clock SlO. Aft 6pm . Nw~ortull•part ~ .-Growiog..stafflnl• Petroleum, Ft. Worth, refrigerator. 15.'t cu fti S41-6427.
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...,. .C. · Vary-'lb ftll avalanche of or· .-Girl Friday /OUl"I• ••••••••••••••••••••••• a.dala 6b0u.n: Ideal dert from marine, •Se.les/OurOfflc.. Tbe Second Mate-Inc. WANTED wa1bln1 ....,1e ,..,,, lo.come for molorc1cle, 1portlng *Couolelon/Exper• Looklnl for woman / machinel 6 en run· ha wt .. • atudenLI. aiodl.. mocor aporU, re· ~/Free ceneral maneier for niog or not. 1·6314 , :r:-'~tti:! ~ =~~rv:u,! ~Bhdl. ~~t:'~ nmninl crew • otnce. 831-lD tar ...... mmt bued want confident wln.ner Newport Beach, 83MUIO M2-0ll71. days. Washer Sl!IO. mn1-$150.
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coat. $250/Wk. + • ml 'T8 Ford Courier, 9K. uaed Mercedes Benz. 15'0olemaaCaaoe. 16&1115 · aW>. AJC, loaded. $&99S a.ti ua to find out what
Bam-X Ball 2 Ex~Ueot --Steve. SJS-7555, 8C7·2229 your MBZ"a really worth.
Nana pedclles. $300. 11.iaeJ.oo VlejO Imports ~ ~ ~ tl70 "73 Chevy 1-lon '"Blc lll·1740
-.. -.-.-.-.. -... --••••••••••••••••••••••• Doolie", Fully equlp'd. ------'zd .. 9030 WEEKENDER . Near incl 11' holiday camper, AlllOl. ... uted .. , -Zl' -r..~ lrlr ind• loali. s.-sa>. • •••••••••••••••••••••• -=:-.;::::•••d•_:::• ;;t ~-~ weu~: '76 OJevy ~T abrt t;;S-Alfaaa..o '70$
IS -.. .....,.~,I ..uuu. M.-oi llll1ll "~des. stepside /abeU &o /m1° ..... •••••••••••••••••• = ::S. ~/.~!ita'd 'TM-41D-l.185or · _ map, A1C. man). xtru: AU-A IOMlO
Pl5(). 546--1656 llllh. Po...-9040 Mio s.r.ice Paris ·-.. -.............. &Acc:euori.. ,400 •i6 Datpo L·B, Cam-
CJualc 27' Monterey ••••••••••••••••••••••• borac abell, A-trana., c1e9ei flab tioet Wt.th or MEW AM/FM, 631-2083
w/out NB mooring. PARTS&SERVJCE '73 Datsun Pickup. ~.AfUPM,~~ HOUIS Custom 10/out Super
ForS&le.38' Jeffries 0pen1a m. 'til&p.m buy. $2500 /bat o r r
Sport Fisher, ln xlnt Monday tbru Fnday 962-12'4
cood., tuna tower CliOlledSat. &Sun. '79 SRS Toyota Lngbd.
___ 673-4950__ ECrectave Moo. 9!24n9 i2.ooom1, Xlnt cond.
DemoSaJe lo Proc.reu
71 AJ.1-A IOMEO
srol'TS SB>AH
Automatic trans.. air cond.. AM/FM l.'a&sette & map. (1052 ). $9,999
BEACH IMPORTS
M8 Dove Street
NEWPORT BEACH
752-0900 ·ss Cbnscraft Express SADDLEIACK SSEW/oHr 551-4664
Crutaer. Sflortf1sher, FORD ""'GMC too V-6 A.a
W/--... --lt. anf. xtr"•, ..,.,,."S. M••ft, Santa Ana ""' • iy. • • runs
D........:.; ..,. ~ ..... good. Great work truck •••••••••••••••••••••••
9707
twin acrew, 6 cy · $8500. AltbeComeroCWamer Must Sell. Sl200 or Beat '79 Audi 5000S, fully
!i66-iOO 546-7070 Offer.~. eqwp'd 10,000 Miles.
loah. IMI/ 9050 '74 Ford 2800cc, V-6 Must sell ·u F o rd Sll.000. 831·91'4 7:30 AM Q1at.. ea&lne and trans com· F.conotioe half too pack--"-3-·JO--"'p_m ___ _
-··-•••••••••••••• plete, $450 both. up.Newmotorftbrakes. '78 5000; bu everyth.l.Di
WINTER IN llEXJCO '71Triumpb GT9d2000cc, Good tires. Beat offer. No dn. & uaume Jene at $1iloe40'KetchtoCabo, Seyl eqlne an trans IMl-Jm.aft.t . 1231.73mo.17U.510
J.e Pa. 1~ ..a. AIQ !!QPWf, .. both. '74 --------· s.ntr~. DDql *21 v.a enstne. "J9 ToJ'OCa s 1pd. abort ---'°'' ..._ ml,_,. end tom· bed. -mt. eQatomtlld, - -~•.ooo ml.Jes. 9175 ciomwt. ~ ....................... __._p ..... Aft ··Laden 11, 25ft., varn s.90a744_"" ... J . er ForSale: "TT Datsun P.U.
ltull, 11 ll p l n NB. ahortbed with nve speed
beautUul. $4000 .... ..-...--.r_._ tram. AM/FM cassette
7JMll .. S...-10CI.& a1r wry lo ml Xlnt cOOd. oew Urea,
~-73 .5494
llk-eolO. -.._.. .-player, imny xtru. f.:x.
-------. .. ••••••••••••••••••••• trelnely excellent cood •••••••••••••••••••••••
ScllaDa 20, #49, no spin-IMPORTANT St,2!50/080. CaU 641-8613
-.n¥ 9712
aalte r e q ul pm en t , NOTICETO v-9570
81S«16S. READERS AND -ADVERTISERS •••••••••••••••••••••••
16'HobieC.t w/trlr. The price of items i8 Q,evy Van &-cyl, all
Xlnt. cood.. Sl,400. advert.laed by vehicle xtna + cstm lnt.er. See ~17 dealers lo lbe vehicle to appre care & quality.
SANTANAS25 clauUied advertising $(.«IO. 492-6793 alt. 6pm
Absolutely full race columm does not include orwknda. =ui 8 ba11. Poaa. any applicable laxea, -..... -vw--0.....----,,..--m-~-r Uceme, tran1fe11 fees, ,,. .. .,,,..,,, .,,. rt Slip. Allt for Dmnce chars-. reea for many xtraa, AM J M
Carol or Lyrur Noab. air polluUan coatrol de· cu.s, xbit cond $3450. ..... ~ __ aoms __ 01"_752-_22_11_. ·---1 vice cerUficatlona or de-831.·1317
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pal'lltkll cha!9ee unless ..... •••••••••••••••••• ........ 1peclfied by a.~. -. ----CllllDENTIAUY
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'7S Jl\at ut Sport. 56,000 MIDoveStreet C.Ul81COUNT'Y clml, a11 n:tru. 11000 Is w•ter pump. $1500.
mllel, new top. 5 a peed NEWPORT BEACH VOL VO acz.1730 Call~ N,000. Call alter 6 p.m . 712AMO
&GaZ2 EXa.llSIVELY VOLVO 'm Ro9dater. full pwr. 350 a..bll 9fSS T.,.e. 9765 ~VofvoDealer w /Opeed $1.000 .................... _ • .... 9727 ........................ lo<>raQPc.o.mt1! 2131951..Ja, 714/131 *'
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air, pwr. •teeriot Ir brabl, • pwr wt.dows • auts. All/Fiii stereo,
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INYBSITY R£PO i'3 MME, aDW. auto. A/C. Dodgt "11
SALES&SERVICE Tbr Daily Pilot Federal nds ea.b.luat wrk. U130 -·•••••••••••••••••••
THEODORE
ROBINS Ot.DSMOllLE Crecht Uruoo ls now tak Harbor S48 9375 or i'3 Polan. SJLOO/beat of.
HONDA log sealed bids on • re !1517291 __ ~ __ _ rer. (flC)Od rood 540-1471 . fORO
~TIUCllS Jl(lS&eUed '7l TRS with "16 Wagoo 2& DL. air. ~7Z ___ _
2.850Harbor Blvd 47.000 miles Minimum AMtFM cass. rack xlnt Ford 9940
70(J0 HAR BOR e 111l1 ((J~IA Ml!>A b-11 (JOJO
COSTA MESA bid $2,400 Car can be d I Bo k Pl ... ff60
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loaded! Eder. grey. bl.It Pa Qie between 9AM • 963-9123 ------
inter. Sunroof, at.ereo. 3Pll at 842-4321, en. JIM i t Ply Duster. 6 cyl. 3 spd
AM/Fil CMKU.e, A/C, forfurt.beriJllonnaUoo. ..._. UMd ttkll.~ml>I Sl250orbel
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"TT Baada OVCG ..... 91J4J. powered. Good coacl. Lo Blue SUDO. lluat sell
Sapeed,eoodcoad.. • v•-9770 saoo. 10.1593 att. 4 =--------u. •tad. Baa.. Ofr..... *3SOl>.~lil ..... ~;:;; •••••••••••• frwtcoda ------_m-_..,. ______ _
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1979XJ6L.immaculate dollar . Pa.id for or Not' i 4ELOORAOO
$1B.OOO 8rUUE your car to Jim Loeded' OrilUW Owoer 67~75'70 Marino Volltawacen . AP.proximuely SOK 97~4 l8'7U Beach Blvd • Hunt mi.lea
...,_ GMa • liJ.OOn Beach • Aak Cor l3500 ~111123
.. ••••••••••••••••••••• Ftank Mari.Do or Tom -------i3GIDA Ai.tin. '75 SDV :dDl. ccod.. Many
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MIWIST l.JNQ)LN.111 ERCURV
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'It Uncolo Convertlble 521r1 IMPOll'TS 11JMM.7444eves. io~ Camaro 3'11 eo1.
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Guests Routed
.
and 9t'er aotabl••· tb•
DIW nported.
.... Aid &.be tcSM ol
ab4UC'dq tbl JO'llll woman wu
ralaed amon1 SLA members
late tn ma b1 ltmilY Hant.I.
wbo la ler'ftq a MDleDCe b COAVl~ of kidnappiD& aad robberj in a California women'•
priloD.
Her tmabencl, Wllliam Hanta,
la aervtng time in San Qumtln
:~IJunt~gton Hotel
I
Swept by Fla1nes
'
By STEVE MARBLE
Of-o.lty ..........
El1bt guests of the SO-year-0ld
Avalon Hotel in downtown Hunt·
\ngton Beach escaped unharmed
early today when a fire swept
through th~ structure and gutted
many of the second-story rooms.
Fire investigators said the
1:07 a.m. blaze at the hotel at
118~ Main St. caused $150,000 in
damage. It was &he second fire
at the hotel this month.
The blaze, which took 42
firefighters 30 minutes to douse,
destroyed the structt.1re's roof
and damaged a pizza parlor and
a tmall dothlng store located
below the hotel.
\Votnan in
lltnJtin~on
Three male uaallanta wbo
aubbed a 27-year·old HUDt·
futon Beach woman early
1 Willn9day releued ber aeccinda
later when an unidentified
motorist drove up and atarted
yelling at them, police said.
Officers said the three men let Ule woman go and aped off in. a
Iii.ht green sedan. The uniden·
1 tilted motorist appeared to
follow the trio and hasn't been
• beard from alnee.
f Tbe woman, who was oa her
, way to work, was stopped by the
trio about 7:30 a.m. near Heil
Avenue and Sabol Lane. The un-
t
armed men, police said, at-
tempted to push the woman into
I ' r. their car.
L.L -Ttre--ril!tim told omcers one or ! the usailants bad a big nose and
wu wearing a pink shirt. She
' told police all were about 30
years old. She didn't know any
I of t.bem. she said
l' Blaze Blamed
On Diapers
Hotel resident Ant.bony Hill,
29, reportedly spotted the fa.re
and alerted seven other sleeping
tenants. Fire officia.la said all
reaident.s dashed down a rear
stairway to safety before the fire
speadtotheroom.s.
Fire Marshal Roger Hosmer
said flrefighten evacuated thret
occupants of a neighboring
building. He said a local Red
Cross chapter asai.sted most of
the hotel guests in finding other
lodslnl fQr the night.
He N.id the hotel residents will
be asked not to return to their
rooms because of safety
bnaTd1. Employees of the
Seuide Pi.zsa Parlor. 118 Main
APWM
FACING PROBE
"t Hamlttoft Jordan
Investigator
Appointed in
Jordan Case
St., and the Second Glance
Clothing Store, 114 Main St., will
al.30 be barred from entering the
charred structure.
A $22,000 fire al the A vaJoo
Hotel earlier this month forced a
similar evacuation when the
structure's rear wooden
stairway wu burned.
Hosmer said hotel guests re·
turned several days later when
the stairway wu rebuilt. He
said bad the stairway not been
rebuilt, tenants could bave been
trapped iD today's fire.
The cause and orieln or the
early IDOl'Dillg blue '-under in·
veaU,atioD.
HB Clients
Named in
Lawauit
8'rS c.uam lldioil Co •• anpred
over cla1ma that tta bomea are poorly c°'1trueted1 flied a
$100,000 lawsuit Wednesday
against four HunUnaton Beach
residents.
It waa the seeood time in the
past two months tba\ the com-
pany bas g°-"e to court over
Golden Weal Estates residents'
claims that their bouaea leak.
Named as defend•nts in the
action are Peter Horvath.
M arcaret Horvath, David
Down.a and Judith Downs.
In addition to monetary
damages, the company la seek·
ing a court order that would bar
the defendants from making
"falae and defamatory" stat.
menu about the company's prod·
uct. No bearinJt date baa been
scheduled.
Mn. Downs uJd in Octobef'
that home values were dropping
and that the lutin& walla were
cauaing mold to grow on interior
walls.
Company officials at the time
the flrat defamation suit was
fl led a aid the residents
"maliciously ma.liped the com·
pany'1 repatatioo."
They aid the company bas
bought back five bomea and
made repair'I oa otben in an at-·
tempt to resolve &be problems.
Turnout Heavy
HONOLULU <AP> -Stri.kiq
public worken turaed out iD
heavy DIBDbera to vote OD.~
posed contract that could end
tbelr strike ol more than ftve weeks.
prbon m tbe aamt eon~etka. ''Prt~. l bad ltnwcahly
decided 1111 ~ ... tenwilt
were over wbea elever, le, eool EIP~ Harrta ae~tally dis·
COYer.d f'aUJ Jleant lived UD·
1uardN ta Berkele,. :· lb.
StetDer aid Jn tbe Chnlokle re-
port.
Ila. Steiner said SLA membe!"
Naney Lina Perry recanted
Mia• Ream u ''the belt daolce
ao far. Sbt'1 a Dafec.t ftetlm.
apart tram tbe hf&b·up pollt:leo9
like RclDal4 ae.,an cw Nboa.
but I.be MCUrity rulel Chem out. Rearft'• fatber comm&Dda ao
mueb power wltb the newt
media lllld fa IO ridl -lae'D be
in oar bads eom~ if be
"8AC.1be sUt ap .U,e. .. Tbe older woman miabt baYe
pe11ecl oat ou u1. b•t tbe
4a~ 111 l&l'aal ad .boaltbr.
Nfte Pipe Goiag la
I
we can me her to malpalale ~ her fa&bl!r, ...... Stetntt recalled •
lb. PezT7 SQtnS.
Ill. Steiner aatd: ••Patty
wam't Juist a rtcb bttcb, throw-
inl ' llack ol brad about. Sbe attended demoutraUou and
ralUH or1amstd by raclleal
1roups OD t.be Ulli•enity of
Callfonda campua. MU.Um. o1
people eritid.aed ber behavior
ca.~.PapAJ)
....., ....... .__
Work is tmder way on a $7.5 million sewer
project dMigned to modernize and add
capacity to SO-year-old system between
central Huntiaiton Beach and Orange
County Samtafion Districts treatment facility near Brookburat Street and
Pa~ Coat IJl&hw&v. llueb ot tbe won
being dooe by John A. Artukovtch and
Sou Inc. of Azusa will be along Coast
Highway. Federal and, state ganta will
take care of '6.4 million worth of the
work. Tbe rematntng $1..l million comes
from sanitation district flmds.
World Court Asked HB Morn '
To Pressure Iran
By 11ae Auodated Pre.a
The UQit.ed States asked the
Intematiooal Court of Justice to-
day to order Iran to release the
49 Americans held hostage in the
U.S. Embasay iD Tehran.
Tb~ court, composed of lS in·
temationaJ justices, is the prin-
cipal judicial organ of the Unit·
ed Nat.ions and la located at the
Hague in the Netherlands.
The U.S. request. WU seen by
some court obeerven u largely
a symbolic ad. and part of an
American effort to seek a
peaceful resolution to the crisis.
But it could also put additional
pressure oa Iran when the sub-
Ject of the embuay siege is de·
bated in the U.N. Security Coun·
cil. A meeting of the council is
scheduled Saturday night.
All members of the United Na·
lion.a may briq disputes before
tbe court. but all parties to its
jud1ments must agree to accept
it.a jurtsdiction.
It was not known whether Iran
would agree to come before the
court, but Ayatollah Rubollab
Khomeini baa aaid be would re-
fu.e to accept any ded.1loa die·
tated by the Security Council.
Wor&d Court obaerven, who
askM not to be ideatifted. uld
they did not ex1*l uy qukk
judameat by the court aince it la
not 1n sesaioG.
One of the memben of the
court ls from the United States,
Professor Richard R. But.er ol
Harvard Uoivenuty.
In Ill ~year biltory, the court
bu issued 16 advisonea to in·
ternabonal organizations and 39
Judgments in diaputes amoog
U.N . members.
Meanwhile, hundreds of
thousands of Iranians, some
chantini "Islam up, Carter
down'", marched 10 Tehran to-
day in response to Khomemi's
call for massive anti-American
protests on this import•nt
Moslem holy day of sacrifice
.nd martyrdom.
The demonstrators stayed
away from the U S Embassy
21nd the 49 Americans held
hostage there.
Jn another de velopment. the
' r•placement of Abolbassan Bani
Sadr a.s Iran's foreiio policy
spokesman apparenUy doomed
U. N. Security Council efforts to
eue the crisis.
Kbomeln.l's ruhn1 Revolu·
tionuy Council OD Wedn~
replaced Bani Sadr with Sadelb
Gbotbudeh, a bard-line
member of the rulln& council
and chief of Iran 'a state-run
radio and televillon network.
The ol.ftcial Pan new• -.ency
·•aid Bui SlliClr would retain his
post u ftnenee mlnilter.
GboUmdeb told Pan the gov·
el'llmmt IU1l bad not decided
wbetber Iran would be
<See I&AN. Pase AJ>
Faces .;·
Charges
CamalJa Juanita Miller of
Huntington Beach will be ar.
raigned oo charges of felony
child stealing Monday in Central
Oranee Cowty Mumcipal Court.
Di.strict Attorney Cecil Hicks an-
nounced today.
Mrs. Miller is accused of tak
mg her 5-year-old daughter,
Valeena M.ariaka Miller, from
her guardian's home on July 31,
1978 and concealing the child in
v1olatioo of a custody order.
The motber and daughter
were located in Arkansas last
July 3 after an extensive search.
Hicks announced that Mrs.
Miller will be returned to
Orance County Friday after she
exhausted her legal remedies in
Arkansas.
The governor of Arkansas bad
previomly granted an extradi-
tion request by ca.llfornla but
Mn. Miller bad cballen1ed the
action.
Coast
, $36,000 Theft Probed
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W ASRINGiroN (AP> -Cdlonda Ocw. l:dmmd Brown Jr.
IQI be fawn eoapon ntkmlltl ol IUOllae "u-. u a worb·
ble pla can be dneJoped --Cilqrw OU tlllorouibl1 debate lt."
Gu nttomn1 and other ccm11 •atkm mM1un1 .,. tbe belt ·~ redlaee tbe eltl.mat.ed •to• peneat...., wute tn the U SW.. Bron Wd Wedlaieda1 tn ao appearance befon the Womm'1 National DemocrMlo Club.
~£etl .......... •1,...A•ut••Prw Two sroa111 ol Americw lilft Bn.,.,_b ud SJria ~
under tbe State l>epa.rtmmt'a '"woblnW7 naeaatlae" plan for
Amerlew in U KOllem cocalbtw, pnllDJUd bJ tbe U.S. &m·
busy.,. tn Inn. . •
ID Dacca, B.en1Jadab, emba117 •llOk•man Jam• L
lle)'en Aid 14 ol tbt toO Amidcw la tM1ecwtr) -Hem· bU17 p1110D611. tllelr famlJle ad JI pftHte em..,. -bad nlunteendtoleaHtbtc-.a·~.··
ID Damueul, SJrta, an embaay eoaree a*kl a poop of 25
evacuee. included u famlliel ol Ameltcam wbo won at tbe
•mbaan Cll' are emplofed bJ CG!IDP8Jdee wttb ~ ean-
tracta. 8e Aid IOIDe ftew u todQ and tbe otben would leave
Friday. Re aald tt was a ~untary departure and tbe State
Department bas put transport facilities at the di.apoaal of tboee
wanting to leave.
St.Ce Fire &II& 3
LAKESIDE (AP> -Ft.re swept through an apartment early
today, and three bodin were found ln the charred debris.
The dead were ldentlned by tbe coroner'• office u Jeue AJ.
len Simms, Z7, a woman and their S-moatb-<>ld dau,bter, Esther
Investigators said a wall eu heater ma,y bave malfunc .. lion ed.
llefl 'l're.,,• I• c .... ,
-NEW DSLlll, IDdll CAP) -&emit eam._ b"OOpt Uft
IOGe Into ectlae ........ Aflba forc:ea in a mlJol' olfemift
a1a1mt rebel-held a.reu in central Af Panlatan, aceordJ.nl to a
delayed report reachla1 hen.
The report. which WU received Wednesday and coald. not be
inctependenUy eontlnned, laid the Soviets were T~lk aDa Uzbek
soldiers from the Central Allan Soviet republics just north of
the Afghan border. There wu no estimate on tJie number of
soldiers, who have facial features almilar to Af Pam.
The town of Gorband, 40 miles northwest of Kabul, wu re.
ported returned to Uie eovernmeot of President Hallnllab Amin
after being tMld for two montbl by llloalema wasms a "bol,y war" a1aimt tbe pro&viet 1'91ime.
New Zealand Names
Air Crash Victims
DAILY PILOT
l' ... P-.4J
JORDAN ••• • or reJeftat alle1at1on ot a .tota
lion" aa••Mt Jordan for cocaine
uae.
Cbl'ltt)'. se. WH 1peclal COUDl41..to New York Governor
Nellon Roelteleller from 1-..i.
Ha .. • teaior partner in tbe
New Yon firm ol ChrlltJ and
Viner. •
In addlUon to proaecutlna Cottello for Income tu evuloo,
be wu the proHeutor ol tbe
man canncted of bllacllns aol·
umDIA Vlctor Riesel bJ throw· 1111 add in bll face. He al.lo
prOMcua.d aad .. a eoo'fletkln ot mob n,... Vlto Oeno¥111 • nareGeiadwPI.
fttr... 11*8 .... .. .., ., ..... "" ... ~ ... ~__. W r:kldl...., •
(Vi. •1• I ....... "'9 • ........ ........ . ~ .... ..,_ID~IWU. lilda•--.: ... ,... from ....
IL.A tOllliinl wbln IM lea..r-4
dMlJI o1 *-kw..=rrvm .... ~-·~-~i •lid .... ""'7·• di:~ tbe Hunt abctiac· tton lneluded tb• namH Of "WUUe,. WoU•, atU Rants,
Patrkla "lllam~" Sottyalk
aacl SLA lea•er Doaald DeJ'rw. wt1o a.DM htnMelf ''l't.Wll.anMl ClllQw ••• • .,... HNrit aeUcia ... Dlllld u plaaMd .. .., aaiit .,_
fereaoe: Jllamoon took JUQJ' place. Weed wu belitant, baa be
·-.... door juat u Wlllle and I were cruia1DC PIA tM ~. BW med aome force to
f et lnaide, and then Cinque umpcid out ol a buab where be
ad bidden and followed Uie
oUMr two. 'l'beJ 1NDt in wttb peat cmftdenee .. Ila. et.Iner'
•aicl ...... told b, 111. Peny.
H'fhe W11!9d _ ~· WU beaten eomnut ~. but lt wu
Wl&Yoldable. He protetted ae-
tlHl)t and DCUlly. CiDQue told
blm to kHp quiet, but be wouldD't IO our llader lmoebd
blm down to q_alet blm. You'll remember tbe lleJcl manhal did not wat _, Moottq U pout.
b1e ............. uld .... Perry told her.
"Weed ltill wouldn't abut ap.
ID fact. b9 pa& up 80me ftlbt. 80
-BUI kiebcl blm and beat him.
He broke a wine boUle over hla
bead and beat blm to tbe floor. Wblle Bill WU dealla1 wttb Weed, lllsmooa 1rabbed the
Hearst woman. wbo WU in tbe
abower. ClDQue and 1f t1moon
threw a baUlrobe uoand her
dowmtaln, where BUJ WU ltlll
kickizll Weed. wbo WU almoll
uneomdoul.
"Heant WU ~ and for tome odd reu0a, 11am,,..,
•icked up ber pune and banded
It to her. Tbm they draged her
out to the car. It waa un-fortunate tbe man next door ap-peared and they bad to grab him
aa well, but we ditched him
, rapidly," Ma. Steiner laid lbe
was told by Ma. Perry.
Mia• Hearat WU taken to a
bouae in San Franclaco'a Mla·
alon District wbere Ma. Perry
told Ma. ~di "We bave her
Ued up and olded ln a cup-
board. She wears a llsbt la& ex· cett wbm we feed her, but we're
atat'Wll ber u much u poesi·
ble, JUlt bread and water. "We'll keep her locked up and
any Of tbe men and womm wbo
want brca tab Mt', Claq99 of
eoune, took blr ftnt. aa leeder,
but 1be'1 1etttng foul. She's ln
total darlmela and we doo't let
her out to the bathroom, so abe'a
crouchlnc or standin1 u best
abe can.
"We lake turns standing out-
side tbe cupboard, speaking
about her and her backlf'O',md,
polnllnc out bow evil her type of
We I.a. Tbi.a I.a-part of the indoc·
trlaation, ol coune. Cinque ln·
aiats abe underatand wby lbe's
been kidnapped, that abe lan't
just an object of money. She
muat undentand tbe politics and
ldeall beblnd our action.
"She muat learn to detest the
backcround abe repreMDtl and
wbal ber lam.lb' bave done to' set their money and power. Tbat'a
wby lbt'a hen.
"8be'1 terrified, but we'll
break ber, we'll lmtlll fear of us
into ber aoul. We're drammtn1 .ou.r wmda into her braln, her
akin, ber boDM: We bau OD the door to bep her awake. Un-fortunately, tbere'a no apybole
in tbe door. 80 we have to open it
every now and tben ta make
aure lbe'a alive. WbeD we do
tb.11, we speak calmly to ber,
te111D1 blr abe can see dayUibt
all the time 11 lbe Jo1Da UI. What a coup tbat woufd be for our
part!," Ila. Perry told Ma.
Stelner.
Jill. Qelner, wbo aald tbe SLA
threattned to kill ber over ber
defection, fled to Eqland.
She Uld becaUM abe feared
1ola1 to prilqo benelt, lbe did
not return to the United sta• to
help MIN Hunt durtn1 her me
trial on cb.arl• abe participated
ln an SL.A b9ak robbery in 1974, Uie newspeper reported.
~.6 .. led
Here's a greenback of a different color white. A
Japanese bank teller in Hokkaido apotted th.ls one dollar
bill which was blank on ita revene aide due to a prtntln1
error. A spokesman aaid the bill, among currency notes
purchased from an Ame:rtcan bank. wu aenUlne.
Americans Uniting
In Iranian Crisis
a,ne~.._.
Flap waved, cburcb belll
pealed, ooac:re1at1ou united ln
prayer and white armbands
be1an to appear aa Am.tCllDI
unlted In support of u;s.
bosta1e11 beJd tn Iran.
Preddent Carter, tn 7,500 let·
ten and M~ appealed to
Amerleam 11to•QnU
Uielr ...um-wi about tbe Iran
criall by rlDl1DI church bells at
DOOD daily and by wrttin1 to Iran's
mi.anoll to tbe Ua.lted Natiom.
Cardinal lobn Cody ol Cblcqo
uked Catbollc churches ln Coot
and Lake counties to complv and
ur1ed consreaaUom to pray for
the boetaae1. •
The bell.a ol the Travi.a Park
Methodist Cburcb ln San An-
tonio, Tex.as, tolled Wedneaday,
and will ring (9 Umea daily until
the 49 boeta1ea are releued, said the Rev. Dan E. Solomon.
•'Tb• whole world la being
held bostaae rtabt now by the eventa in J,ran." the puior laid.
An aoQ1IDOQI woman ·uller
to radio at.lltScm W'SOC lAA·abow
boat Dick Pomerantz an
Charlotte, N.C., auaieated dlat
wlllte umhMdl WDCIJd be an • proprtate symbol of support for
Uie boltae'el·
U.S. Steel
Hikes Price
PITTSBURGH <AP) -
U.S. Steel Corp., tbe na·
tion '1 l.eadlaJ producer,
announced price lnereua
on a vart«.y ol product.a
today amountla1 to 2.S percent acrop ita enUre
•&Ml product li.De.
"Tbe tncrea1e1 are wltbin tbe prealdeat '1
voluntary aatt-lDflaUon
IUideU.., bu& are lmufft-
cieot to reeover the coot.in·
uinc lnfladonary coat ln· crea1e1 beln1 ea-
periwed.'' the company
Hid.
On 1\mda,y, t.be com-
pany said it would cJoM 11
_plaata emplo1ta1 ia.ooo because they were no
loal• prafttablt.
By Wednellda7, Sen. Robert Mor1an. D-N.C., was extoWns
t.be idea OD tbe Senate floor and
radio ataUon.a ta Califonlla,
IUcbt1an, lla11acbuaetu.
Georsta and New York bad
ta.ken ap tM plan. Some bust·
~ la Nortll Carolina w.ere offertnc the armbudl tree ol
cbar1e.
'"Tbe idea aeema to be spread.
.n1 acrou tbe eountrJ. · · aaJd
lloraan. "Wea.rtn& en armband
woe 't free tbe boaqea or have
any effect on an irrational ck·
tator or fuatica.I atudeata, tu It
says a great deal about t.be way
our country la united ln thls
criala."
"ll '1 just an apollUcal way
that we can remember tboM
people," n.ld Ronn Owem ol
San Francisco radio station
KGO, an armband-support st.a·
Uon that reacbea 14 Western
states.
Elww~ WBl'D radio in
A.rdlbald. • ..-A.m.tcan broadea1ter1 to Jola ta a
••m••lcar proclamaUoa of
free4om, demoerac7 and de-....,,,.,_ bJ plaJbaC at ....
............. •uDeal ····~ nmT*-..... " GeDll'&I ma:aapr Mu Sm.ltb
laid tbe etfort WOQ)d lbow the
world UUlt "no power, dietator
or alliance ln tbe world caa ever
hope to eidJqulab tbe American
flame of freedom and de-
mocracy.'•
But 5' 8ouse members urpd
Carter tocSa.y to aet a deldUne
for U.S. military action to win
releue ol Aloerican bostapl in
Iran if all peaeetW eftorta fall.
Tbe Home memben. aect by
llep. Samuel S. Stratton, D·
N. Y., am.ounffd ltaeY are in·
troduclq a rnolutloa urstnl
Carter to set tJie deadlloe if
neceaaa.ry for ''aelected, de·
liberate. a»PaiMd, and lncreu·
tnaly Mvere mflitafJ opera·
Uona · · for releaae of the
boltaees.
"At some pomt ln Ume the
fate of the boata1ea wUI be
sealed," Rep. Richard lcbord,
D-llo .• Mid at a joint oewa COO·
fereace. '"lb.llt will be U.. Ume
for actioa such u th.la."
Carter refused durtn1 bis
new1 contereace Wedeeaday
nil.bl to la)' whether be would
take m.Wtary actiao 11 peacelul
efforts fall.
An MUm»t-lw ••t• .... Jobla Brl •'aft~ to .. t11 .......
...... ":fdr k WW .::n. 'ir:-6 .. ~ Olli&)' .. =.Todd-~ ed to ,.. Die:. 11 • .,.., ..
quest lot -~ ..... eont.IDued •P•1 ln1 el pllbllc mCllDl1.
BJ1.lp ftW bLt llWlidl W..S..
neadar a1a1J11t ~ •Ute ot
Callforma 8Dd a mm• of.._
olftcta.11 ad .,_... to ,stop
wbat be eallld~ot puble IUDda for ncm-lralaD
1tudent1 from k ader1arten tbroucb coDete. .
He aald be took tbe adtoe
beca111e ol the WecaJ act ol tbe
Iranian IOV81'111De1Dt in Hl1illl
the American Embassy la
Tehran and tbe detenUoa of Amerlem~.
Brl111 also 11 aatln1 to
abollab other atate aaaa.ta.ce to
tbe atudenta la ••lf •N, UD·
emplormm& pa,-meata. lledi·
Cal Mrftee and food atamP1. Brl111 baa eattmated that
state taxpayen are apendinc
about hi million annually for
the educaUon ol the atudenta in
tbe publicly owned and tax· supported educatioDal apt.em.
He admfUecl, bowe"1', tbat be doea 't know tbe exact UDOUnt
of espendlturea because ol a
lack ol record·keeplng in the
scbool ayatem.
Police Seek
Suspect in
Auto Theft&
..
Hunt1nctcn Buch police are
searcblnc todar for a man they
believe co lected Ford
Mustanp. Tbe trouble la, PQlljce
aatd, the can beloqed to ad.er people.
The mi.aaing car collector, ol·
ficers said, rounded up a berd of
10 Mustangs which police hap.
~ed upon late Tuesday. ..
Officers anned wttb a warrant
to arrest Michael Schroeder. 2$,
of 8211 lnd.Janapolla Ave. for
failure to appear ln court OD a
weapom charp reported ftnd-lDa ua. aatoa bebiad bi.a res-idence.
The nastJed Mmtanp, potice
aald, ..... ~allJ dis· m..u.L 'n. at 1115,
'el and 't7 can alJeaedly was
stolen from Huntinctoa Buch,
Coeta Mesa and lrvtne. •
Tbe can, each eltimated to be
wortb around $3,000, were towed
off and stored by police.
Marina High Pop8
Concert Scheduled
Marina HJlb School 'a ~al
erou.-will ata1e lhetr anaual Popa Coocert Friday at 1: 30
p. m. ln tbe Huntiqton Beach
Hilb Sebool auditorium, Main
and 17th atreeta.
Ticket• for the concert,
dubbed ". . .And All that Ian,"
will be available at tJie doer for
S2.50each.
Change of Venne?
SACRAMENTO <AP> -Tbe
NAACP la beint allowed to join
a le1al ~ to Pl'OPOllUoD 1 to atop bualq, but the
Judie wonde whet.Mr the cpe
shouldn't be tried ta Loa
An1ele11.
Newport Surf and Sport
Speclallzes In
PowltrAmu .· ~
~untainarin,.~.
.
t'
r
I
I
Sileltt Saata
Believing that deaf children should have
an oppottunity to talk to a Santa Claus who
cares. »year-old Brad Hatton of San Joae
has learned sign language. He saya deaf
children are overjoyed to learn they can
finally tell Santa what they want for
Christmas. The child is Debbie Sicberman.
Boy, 2, Held as Hostage
Father Fires Shot, Sun-enders
( STATE )
folloWtng a stroke. Her age was
rePorted variously as between S2
and68.
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SAN DIEGO <AP> -The
Navy said an air and sea aearcb
would resume today for an of.
ncer wbo diaappeared Wednes-
day after ejecting from a di.s-
abled ft&bter plane. '\_
Officlala at Miramar Naval
Air Stat.ion Hid the Wlldentified
radar intercept officer was
eJ~cted fr(>m an F • 14 when the
craft'• plex1glau cockpit canopy
suddenb' blew otf.
The man was 1Ull attached to
bia seat when be left tbe plane,
but N•TY spokesmen nid no
parachute was •ilbted and tbe flier w11 presumed dead.
~
peal Gov: Edmund Brown Jr. 's
odd-ewo psoUne aDocation pro-gram.
Mrs.. Hallett. ol At11earo,
iaaued a statement WedDeeda:)r
saying 1he 11 arlia1 all M--
sembly and Senate llepublleam
to endorse a propoMCl rwo&ution
by Aaemblyman Eugene Oiap-
pie. R·Roeevtlle, to end Brown's
state of emerseucy.
•.••• a.........,
SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -Tbe
state Board ol F.q111liutioa bas
asked tbe Califoraia Supreme
Court to OVertUJ"D a dedskJa aJ.
lowln& three major public
utllltiea to reduce and roU t.ek
property tu aueaam.entl under
PropoeiUoo 13.
The state Court of Appeal on
Oct. 16 revened a San Fr&Ddaco
Superior Court rulin1 aplnst
Pacific Gu and EJectrte Co .•
Southern California Edllcm md
San Dieto Gu and Eleetrtc.
A petWao ft.led' Wedmedlir fly
the ·-='• omee for tbe board eoat..__ tbe ~
C9w1 dedDoo WU C'Jearb er-' roneou and violated the
Callfomla~,
Tlltrteen person• were
charced with trespuatq in a
demomtratka at tbe plant CID
Karell 31, •few days after tbe ·
Three Kile llland radl•Uoo
le•k· 0De WU found plJty in
luatleit Coart. two pleaded l\lil·
ty, and a mistrial WU deelared
for tbe rest.
'love-in'
Contract
Espoused
SACRAMENTO <AP> No
contract, no property aetlle·
ment.
That's the way actor Lee
Marvin's lawyer says tbe I.aw
should re•d for unmarried
couplMllvtngtogether.
Attorney David Kagoo saJd
contracts would "mini.mile Ol>-
portu.nlties for fraud and legal
blackmail."
But not everyone agreed with
Marvin's lawyers Wednesday at
a bearing of the Assembly.,
Judiciary Committee.
A repr ueotattve of California
Women.Lawyers said restricting
the rt&tJt to sue for part of an ex·
lover'• property would hurt
tome poor women.
AND THE COMMITTEE
cbal.nnan said such a require·
ment would be full of loopholes.
The committee was bearing
testimony on ABSfJ.4 by As·
semblyman Walter Ing.alls, D·
Riverside, that resulted Crom tbe case in which M1cbelle Tnola
l•ft ap • atnp1 career after be
promiledtonpport her.
Ms. Marvin lost the cue. ahbO\llb abe woo $104,000 in "re-babilitatioa" costs.
But the case did result In a
ruli.nl that an unmarried couple
living t.ogether could ~ found to
have an implied l,lltderstarvting
that they woulcY divide their
property after they broke up .
ING.u.1.8" 80.L would cbuce
that ruling by requirin1 a writ-
ten contract for a property set -tlemenl He said It would pre-
vent a noo3 of Marvin-type
cues.
Poeda Poteer
T a klng advantage of 2 s unny day, a pa ir of rollerskates
and a willing tow from Sook1e, hlS three.year.old St.
Be rnard. Jon Robrnson. 9. scoots along a Del Ma r street
Davis Sets Stage
For Gay Rights Law
DAVIS CAP>· The Davis City
Counc&l 1s to consider a gay
nghts ordinance at 1ts Jan 9
meetmg
The council voted 3·2 Wed.Des·
day to request the city &ttomey
to draft sum an ordmance.
The wt. foUowed two boan ot
testimony by many ol the 200
persom wbo atteoded the meet·
ing
The teshmony was about
equally divtded for and agamst·
Proponents said generally that 1t
was a clru ngbts. human nghts
and lifestyle wue
Opponents ~rally followed
the argument of Councilman
Jim Stevens. who s&Jd he op-
posed any l•w that would com
pet anyone to associate wtth
persons not of thetr hking
THE PROPOSAL to prohibit
d1 s crimana tion 1n bous1nR.
employment and bus iness
services on the basis of sexual
preference was antroduced by
Mayor Tom Tomasi in behalf of
the DaVlS Gay Task Force
An infonnaJ poll of tbe COUDCJI
memben indicated tbat they
would appTove s uch an or-
dinance.
Energy Studied ---,
LOS ANGEL~ (AP> -The
Local Gow!mment CommissJOD
on Renewable Resources. an ad·
v1sory group which 1S expected
to receive formal commisa100
status from Gov. Edmund G.
Brown Jr .• has met for tbe flrst
tame to diseuss the future of
solar energy.
AwardOK'd
In Lawsuit
EUREKA CAP> -A Humboldt County jury
bas awarded Sl2.6
million in dama1es to
Seamen'• Direet Buytq
Semce, a filhlDI boat supply company that
clai~• lt went out of .,...tnesa after. Standard
-Oll Company of
Callfornl~ broke a fuel
supply coatrlCt.
Dfl~ · G~URMFr ty~
MARKET u
FARM FRESH PRODUCE
u.s. t1 llUllll Pota&oes . . . .... l9c.. WINE CELLAR
• ......, rr..ais,eaci... .. . .. 2k.,... AND LIQUOR
Sweet le. Sbe NaYel 9naps ..... 3k .. 5 n ~ aty 8bie led ' Early Times.... . . . . • ,,. all>
Detld"9Applet .............. 39C .. Popov Vodka .• . .... 3.99 "" .. '
Ctbp ~ f'1'eslt Local Cabbqe l2e .. Gll•Y• Gl9 . . . . . . 5.J.'9 '->
Now reaturtng rrah potted plants Of Score.by $a:l&dll . 4.99 n. .a. all kinds rot Cbrtstrnes. ~lso freah flowers datly. We wtll prepare Dela1M1'•CbaM.b1
beauutul fruit balJtm oa order for er Vin ROM . 1.91. 1w
your boUdly smn..
TOP CHOICE AND
PRIME.MEATS
SEAFOOD
DEPARTMENT
Freil 1.Aeal lodl
Ced ........... . 1.98 ..
We have J!'RE>H LOCAL SWORDFISH SO GREAT TO BAR 8 Q OR BROIL
Don •t Corset to order your fresla
&ASTERN OYSTERS f« that~ UGaal bobday oyater mw. Ask about
our beautilul shrimp trees ancS aeatOOd
trays lot Your hottday ~rtJet.
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Site Change Fair
Groups and indlviduala proteatlnl portiODI of Hunt·
ington Beach Company's 531-home development planned
for bluffs near the Bolsa Chica wetlands were upset when
they learned their formal appeals would be considered in
San Francisco instead of locally.
The state Coastal Commission meets about every two
weeks -alternating between northern and southern
Califomia. Law requires speedy hearings for appealed
projects approved by local coastal commi.sslona, so the
118-acre Seacliff IV development issue was to be con
sidered at the Dec. 5 session in Burlingame to meet that
law
Appellants, who are charging irregularities in
earlier hearings by the city and who claim Seacliff IV
will damage the coastal environment, said it would be
difficult for area residents to attend the Burlingame
session.
To assure a fair hearing, the Huntington Beach Co
waived the speedy hearing requirement so that tile com·
m lSSlOn could consider the issues Dec. 18·20 m Los
Angeles .
Presumably everyone will now have his say, and a
dec1s1on can be based on a full presentation.
Tragedy's Lesson
The deaths of three young children and a teen-ager in a
Huntington Beach condominium fire last Sunday once more
dramatically and sadly underscores the importance of
smoke detectors.
The lives of three children of William and Carol
Clarke and an IS.year-old relative could have been saved
had their rented Durham Drive residence been equipped
with such a smoke alarm.
A smoke detector, fire officials said, could have given
the trapped victims the few extra seconds they needed to
get out safely.
Fire officials passed out free smoke detectors in the
Durham Drive neighborhood last August. They said they
were unsure why the condominium didn't have one of the
life-saving devicee.
.. In the wake of the fatal fire, the City Council okayed
s pending federal funds to step up the detector give-away
program
The reaction throughout Huntington Beach bas been
swift. City officials reported they handed out 150 detec·
tors the fir&t day of the new push.
It's unfortunate that it takes a tragic event like this to
gel the public's attention.
• Opm1on1 expressed in the space above are those of the Daily Pilot
Other views expressed on this page are those of their 1uth0ta and
attista. Reeder comment is invited Address The Dally Piiot, P.O
Bolt 1~. Coeta Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (71•) &42~1
Boyd/Book Boom
BJL.M. BOYD
Thirty yean a10, the book
pablllben in tJlll country put
out about l,IOO tttles a year
Now tb•r'r• publl1hlnc
ah:nOlt ~'*' • year. And tbe
trend IUll a,ppean to be rlt· ma. Whn'• rou.r pesa .. to
why more and more J'eOple
are bU1ial ~ and more
boobf 111. pma ll they're
••Ulal fact.up'er and fed· ~~..-ltb what'• on
II it true tbat people
1'111o'•e had tbeli' qe 1emea
removed ill eataract 0pen.
tiaDs can lf!e far better at
ol1bt than people wltb
normal ldlklls7 5o I'm &old.
Clalm ia UM 9e!leDa mten oat WtraNll9&. lllllL Wltll UM
eye lens cone. lhe viewer not
only Mel what'• villble ln or· dlnary Ucbt, but what's
further made visible by ul·
traviolet lilhL
Q. Louil, bow do you ac·
count for the fact that tome
people are lucky and aome people aren't? _
A. TU. it 7oa mean l~
la 1eneral and DOt Just lucky
lD 1•mbU.Da ,...,._ Can OdlY
pal that ... l~ folk
are thole who gtt lbto the
moat acUop. You find no
luck, 1ood or bad, lf you
don't play, what? And )'OU
cu rlic,~..y lf you doo 't bet. Pe 't.boulb, I'm DODI
too keen OD bonea, eardl, dice, atocb, boindl and com·
modltiu. They're not aamt.a.. 'lia.)''N tun uabap
for tbe bcR-.. Tbe bdOt bit
OD ~ble ltuff, liU lud
and lumber. But th•
brt'1atM '* 00 lntaq.tbli atult, De aoallence m peo-,...
1J.8. INTELLIGENCE aaen·
clea are wol'tlna feverlably w
Id aUty the ultimate winner ot
Lb• Krem11n'• Rmalan roui.u..
Mailbox
1"lllif ~ for t1lil Up Job ..,. ~f«JCllil· Uoa, aD••Me!l .aDd a· r::-...&Mtr ,.._ b...e for lb2is6tn. 'l'bt outeoma Will
baYe a ~ Impact OD world affain.
We npaded earlier tM lD,.
lere1Uatto11ibtUt7 tbat Ort~ Romanov -~ kin '° tbe f N-&eYOlUtloD impwtaJ
fem 17 -•ltbt AHUllH
8NllmeY'1 UUe. At a, he'a tM
rouqllt member of tbe Polit·
buJ'o, CIA Ualylta beU~w bl.I
wc:cea or fallu.re may depend
xi bow lau Brezhoev rematm
in. poww; 1lomanov'1 chancel
are tbou1bt to Improve the
1oD1•r BrelluMv bold.a oo.
W8£TB&a the "you.as"
Romanov, an older rival or a~
IOl1Jum ot bopl:fula lakes over from ~. OM thlna la Cllf·
talD, ~-to a top-MCnt CIA naluatlon: Any 1uec1•ar' wtU bave to bave the auPDOCt of
Politburo member Yuri V. An-
dropov, bead ol the penulvely
powertul KGB MCI'« police.
"Tbe KGB bu an lmportallt
role to play in t.be IUC~
proceM or ln a period ot potltlcal
tn1tabjllty," the CIA'• 1ec...e
0
..,._um~ II
.. att•t•. ratbl••• part
b•nta•nt wlloH cold en
caleUlatJlii at.tlt1MSI •• ftt. bi~ .......... *» • 1t08 boa.
1'be CIA apecg na•t !a.Uard
a ~ • to wblda Of ..... •Ii leadlM_....wW_tht
KGB tblel'a eeal of -~.r;
But they do d11co .. nt t= poulbditf tMt ~ will ... to p'&b tbe ~ ... rtq ~
bJmself.
Be JI a ud 1A PoOr hea!U\. LUie former CIA ob.Mt a.or,.
emb1 .ADdlopov wUl a18o ~
that ma IMllnment u head. ol
tbt eec:nt. police will plOft •
lerioul po&Wtal llabWt)'.
oas&K'& G•AP.aVINE:
Ronald lteapn and TeddJ Ken-
=~ are oddHn favorite to wiJl retpeetlq partiel, DOmina-
liou for pr•ldeat, accordinl w our own poltieal propolticator.
Jlmm1 tbe Greet. For u.o.e.
wbo are wtlllnl to put their
money .tlere tbeir opi.nJom are,
ber•'!1.~ earl1·morn1D1 line
from u. Lu Veau oddlmaker:
Repulllie&n1 -Rea1an. a to 5;
Oeorce Blab.• to 1: John Con·
DaJb 9Dd Howard Baker, 5 to 1;
thl( CnDe, Bob Dole, John An· denon and any late ataarten. 40
to 1.
Democrats -Kennedy, 1 to 2;
Jim.my Carter, 2 to l; Jerry
Brown and any au.baequent
bopefula, 50 to 1.
&EAGAN &EBUPF: llovle
nott.aJcla buffs are fadng wbat'a
1baplne up aa a quadrennial
famine on late-nilbt televtaion. 1'banb to a heartless Federal
Commu.nacatlom Commiaaion,
au.cl\ aavory silver ecreen pma
as "Bedtime for Bonzo, ·
"Naughty But Nice.'' "Hellcats
of the Navy," "Klllers of 1964"
and "The Hally Heart'' are
her~by banned from the
airwaves until after the star or
these nicks. Ronald Reagan.
drops his status as a presidential
candidate
The rullnl( as ostensibly to Prt'·
vent demands for equal t.Jmt>
from lus oppooeota, but it al'i<1
had the effect of preventin~
Reagan's rivals from USlOg th•·
reruns to make ham look
ridlc u.lous.
Why Should 'Busy' Signal Cost 25 Cents?
To the EdUor: Thia ia a "clau action" letter
meant for the Pacific Telepbooe
Compaay, and to acquaint
others financially concerned. I bo~ The Pilot wW cooperate by pnnUna th1a letter.
Since Nov. 1 Ma Bell baa lm·
posed a ~enl charge on aub-
acribers fOf' each call made to
aacert.ain if a line is out of order.
After receiving a "buay" signal
for hours when trytn1 to call a
small· aervtce at.ore I asked the
operator to test the llne to de-
termine if it actually were belnc
u.sed. and if not to report lt out ol
order. ·'That will be a 25-cent cbar1e," l wu told
I DON'T bellen a caller
abould be peaaltMd for callina
the telepbone company'• atlm·
tlon to faulty aemce. u a check
le made and the llDe actuall1 la
buay, ~rbapa an lmpaUent
caller mltbt p~a penalty for lDcre tbe COIDl*lJ'•
york -:=. U fa ult la a re-
celver off tbe boot, the called
P•tlY ta reapooalble, wbetber
tbrouab inadvertence or de·
Uberale aeUoD to auGN betD1 UDdlablrbed.
At UJ fa11, Ila Bell 1bould be pleu«t pboite UMn attempt to
coopet'IM Jn lmpnmq ....tee
b1 npclfUJll IUIPdom CCIDdl· t.lonl and tbe lmPolttloo of a ,_
is bel'eby (and OlllJ beN) pro.
teated. O.H.P.KJNO
lion that the "UWe cuya" aren't
u.slD& the small claims court.
They are, as I do, but so are the
bag guys. And what 'a wrong with
tbe "big guys" saving leeal
fees! U they don't, their leeal
expeoaee would be puaed on to
ua "little CUYI" ln the form of
hiper pri0e9.
ID coocluaioo, tbe u.se of •mall
claima doesn't preclude t.be "lit·
tie 1uya" uuge of it. Doe•
anyooe know aome "little IUY"
wbo didn't u.ae the eyatem
becauae or the big cuya?
THOMAS B. O'KEEFE
8'9•••'• s.,,,,.r,
To the Editor:
My commenta oo beball of
St1nal Landmark Inc., wltb
reapect to tbe company's Bolaa
Chica ptoperty were appareaUy
1arbled in your Nov. • edJtloD. Contrary to your report,
Slpal ta not an oil compuy.
Not does stpal haft any plans
to .. develop Ja1oon property
frontla1 on Pacific Coast
HlSbway .'' f'urtbimnon, there la DO QUM-
doa ot ·~ theaahwa~r l~OOD ID tta natunl ltate · • · Slpal, ill fact. 1upl)Oda tbe
it.ate Dlputlnent of J'bb and
Game'• plu• to develop an artUlciall1 rMtored 1altmanb.
It ll .,.. of tbe larpst develop-
ment projecta ot ita klDd to ~ vid• a mamnad• wlldlll• re·
will detennme the future uses of
both pnvat.e and public lands at
Bolla Cll.ica. Thank.a for your in·
terest.
WAYNE A. CLARK
Public RelaUona C-oumel for stpaJ r.anctmark Inc.
1-1cl' .. fl
To the Editor:
Should junk food be banned!
We can talk about It a lot. but
like the weather, dolnc
aom ething about It ia quite a dif ·
rerent thine· Ftnt.. let.. define JUDk f.od.
What ii tt ! To know wba1 junk
food la to you, I mutt know wbo
you are. U you are a diabetic, It
may be anyt.blnc wtth beawy
su1ar content. iocludiDI
alcoholic beftraeel. U you nm a
health food stoN. it'• aaJWDI
that you don't tell. U you are
tryiDI to lote ••l•bt, lt'• ~ wttb a lot of eUodel. I(
you are a kid, lt'1 pl'OMbtJ
aplDacb., pea and llftr.
NOW 80llS people wW tell
JOU tbat • baalburnr .. JUDIE
food. What la 1tf It ll p'OaDd
beef, • uucie ud .............
~ tomato. oalOD OI' 1**11 On a ban ma from wbeaL II
t.batJankt
To ar:me ...._ It ta a candy
bar IUdl ~ mllk. baU.er, ....
tuiar, auta &Dd otber sood food prOducta. Oae penaa wlU tell
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''QUESTIONNAIRE''
CATALOG WINNERS
You will recall. dear rMden. how
we ran a drawing in our last
mailed catalog. Now com .. the
winnen:
Change Wta fut w.. • belt eander. but
haNIJe it M9 lJlse • •hltal. 8ou.ncl8 lila.e •
mutation. (Don't attack me. rm
Am..t.can. ... " &iendly.) 2W'xl6" helt.
sm %"2 IPIED
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too. Get • full recharge ln
ju.ft 18 houn ( l n.-cl
~t two ...u "'Hawail
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it'• not nioe. maFbe i\'• j\lft faking and it
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2 Personalities
Seen in Suspect
COALVILLE, Utah (AP) -The penoaal
Cycbiat.Nt for Mary June Kry1er hu testified at
r trial here that be belie~ Mrs. Kryger hu two
separate persc:nalitles, one ot which attempted to
arrange foe her husband's murder.
However, two other psycblatrtsts toJd Mrs.
Kryger'a 3rd Diatrtct Court trial that they question
the d0'1ble personality diagnosis.
MRS. DYGBR, SC, PAUCITY, 18 charged
with conspiracy to commit murder and attempted
murder. She la accused of tryt.n1 to hire a hit man
in August to kill her huaband, Eugene Ktyger ot
Van Nuya, Calif.
Dr. Euieoe Bliaa of the Univenity of Utah
Medical Center testified foe the defense that be
believes lln. K.rypr can aabcoa.adoualy hyp-
notize benelf, brinaiDs out the aeeood penonality,
which be called ''.Jane IL"
•'The roles ol these pencmatitiea are very a.ar-
row,'' Bliu said. ''ID tb.la cue, it was Cl"eated to be
gay and frivolous. June U looked oo the whole
thin1 u a Pole-a TV HfDario -and h8d DO re-
al IDh!!ticw ol eaJT7lq llUt tM c:rtme.."
TBB DBPZNSB BM NOi' DENIED that lln. Krya_. tried to arraqe a ecmta act to till her
husband. but claiml abe wu not responaJble for
her actions since the aecmd penooality wu in
control at the time. #
Proeecutioo witness Dr. Louis G. Moench,
senior psychiatri.lt at LDS Hospital, told the non.
jury trial that be believes Mn. Kryaer waa suffer-
ing from amphetamine psycboals, brou&bt OD by
taking diet pills.
Dr. Breck Lebegue, fOl'IDel' chief resident ot
psychiatry at the Univenlty of Utah, said be felt
the woman's partial amnesia la brotalht on by
"malingerin&. Sbe'1 felplna a mental lllneaa.·•
5,000 Anima& Starve
DAR l!'S SALAAM, Tanuot• (AP> -More tban 5,000 animal•, mosU1 wildebeest and
elephant, have died an tbe ..-n =rc of the
Sereqetl NM91l Part ID • eco1cJCL.. diautv caused by poaetien, Ta.mania'• 1onrnment
newspaper repon.d.
The Daily News quoted llara rePma1 pme
officer lldndal lmmbe aa = poac:ben set bulb ftrm boPDC to lure uat to Dn1J spnMJt. fd srw wWl the arri•al ol ee•m•I n.ina. But. Jmmbil Mid, thla ,.. •• ralDa failed to
materiaJile. Tbe 1ubleqamt droulbt led to a
lbortqe. of· putun ud qhna1a have been cbinl
tipm llanaUaG. be aaid.
• t ,.
f
work right
with ~workmate'
bench
It's a vise. It's a sawhorse. And 1t'1 a work table!
All In one! Folds flat for storage and carrying. By
Black & Decker. #79001. Reg. 74.95
57aa
If .. aid ..... ...... " ., .....
Time for • new one
~. 9"ldent gu ...,. ,_.._ G...._.IMd
tenkt, repld hot weter recovery l)llteml , high
temper11tUr•.MM1t-of11. 20-
gat .• ~.10U5
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..... ""114.fS .. 105.81 ....... ,... ·~ts ... 111.18
...... ""UC.ts .... ..
.Black & Decker s \_.
variable Speed reYe<1mg
dnn can remove screws
and bore holes. Burnout
protec1ed. #7127
Reg.19.95
1388
....... 1111 Ulln
Spred Selin lete11 well
pM1t 0099 on Ilk• fine eltt end ....,.. • long laatlng,
good loo«lng flnleh.
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LONDON <AP> -Tbe BriUtb Brot1de••na Corp. wW .Sall Oter· Mu r9dlo broaaeuta la Prmeh,
Italian. Onelr, Tuatiab, Mable, ad . B•rmeH aa well aa Saropeaa I
trwmtukla ID Spe0 1!lb bee&1lle of
bQdaet eat.a lmpcwed by tbe Bdtllll SOTermneat.
light up wllh
gro lux
Piek up • peck of Oro Lux
7~wett llQht bulbs . . 1t 1
a bt'IQht •dea• Reo s 10
3!!
youcmlllipl
lo lllJ CGldU...
Grounding adept• ha
between plug & recep.
lade. Safe end queatty.
bullt.
... .., .........
Big 1~ oontalnef °' Thompeon·a w..... SMI
lor quicit and eay ..., of
rnuonary and WOOd. Reg. 11.95. 8~
ca.rt, ,.._ UI •••.• I.II
e.cau.e wttf'I rNs queHty
Pfeoe-PflaW c..a bf ..
llftchen lauc:ec ,iou'n be
.... , telklng 6orever.
Euy lnat•ll•tloA. I" centere. 135211.
Reg. 2095
1588
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1979
n••2:.:,p.r belHH from a Bert. a~w-..111111
Heant llftd wtUa bu ftuce. stev• WMd, 09.tMMd I.be ldd·
nap-torture eplaode ln a
copyrl1bted 1tor1 ln ti•• newapeper.
Ma: StetDer Mid tbe SLA allo
conaldend kidnappbls tbe JO.
year-old belre11' mother,
Catherine Reant, and "neeut·
lnl" former Prelident Nboa
,
1Re"iew Promised
and otlaer aotablea. ·tb•
MWIPQlll' nporUd.
...: StllDll' aald I.be ... ol
abduetlnl the ,.,una woman was
ral1ed alQOD• SLA members late ta ma by Emll1 Kanta.
who ia Ml'vlna a amtenee for
convlctioo of kldnappln1 and
robbery In a Calllonlia women'• prtaon.
Her husband, WWlam Harris,
ls aervtnc time in San Queattn
pr1lon OD the NJDe cmW:U0Da.
"PriYalelJ. 1 bad lll'Hocably
dedded IQY .,. ... tenorUt
were Oftl" wlMa clever, ley eooi
Em.Uy llllrris aceideDtally di.1-
eovered Patty llMnt lived UD·
1uarded In Berkeley,·· Ms.
Steiner aakl ta the Chronicle re-
port.
Ma. S&dDer said SLA member
Nancy Lln1 Perry regarded
Mias Hearst as "the best cbol~
---' . • e Residents r 'Cite Noise Woes
Realdents of Irvine's
Culverdale section say they are
~ with noise problems
•'Our problems are health,
safety and convenience," said
Mn. Buff White, chairman of an
ad hoc committee with the
Culnrdale Community Aaaocia
lion
Culverdale residents went to
City Hall Tuesday ni1ht in
search of relief from problems
they say have made their village
the most nolse-burdened com·
munityintbeclty ..
The City Council, on a unan-
imous vote, promised the
nearly 100 residents who
Agran, Anthony
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Tivo Renew Feud
On Public Funds
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Jrvme'a political odd eouple -
eouncUmen Larry Acran and
• Art Antltony are feuding
a,aaiD. 1be 1atue this time ia use of
1 tu"pa1fJI' f\aDdl for handllns eor ~~~Yidua1 ~
ell members t ADtbaDJ doesn't like it And IO nw1 •uaa-tect at tbia week'• City Council aeaalon that City
1lana1er William Woollett Jr.
' ~e up with guidelines govern·
\ lnl use of public funds for cor· J ~respondence of individual city
legblaton. Tbe council went along with
th~ idea unanimously.
Anthony, at Tuesday niibl's
council meeting and in an in·
tervlew Wednesday, said be
""wun't trying to sing.le out any
other council member's ac·
Uvities in brineing the maUer
up.
Ant.bODy contnded Agrao's
letter did not Nf1ftt overall
COUQcQ Polle, .. aoukl DDl
have been Mal oat at elt7 a
peme.
Auan. while voting for An·
tbooy'• propoeal, defended the neattr eo .._. aem out to the
comm-1t1 ullbelatloD pretl, desltm. He USd be belieffcl tbe preaidiilla Deeded to be told that
authority for future lnCl'eaes in
cable televiakJD rates has been
taken from the ~ty because of a
new state deregulation law
He said the cost for preparing
and sending out the letters was
only about $15.
, Agran said be hoped any
future policies do not ~inder
"useful communications' with
the public.
Anthony said it was not his in·
tentlon to Infringe on the
abilities of council members to
communicate with residents.
crowded into the City Hall
chambers that each of the prob.
lems they raised in a letter to
the council would be reviewed to
determine the status of any re·
medial measures now in the
works.
The council told City Manager
William Woollett Jr il wanted to
discuss the matter again at its
Dec. 11 meeting. It also asked
Woollett to provide a plan for
curtailing noise levels from
nearly San Diego Freeway traf· ·•
fie which may already exceed
slate and federal noise
stan<tards.
Mrs. White said several proJ-
ects being comidered by both
the city and state could have
further damaging effects on the
community. Sbe saJd the proj-
e c ta include the propoaect ma.nna of the CUJyer Drive oo-
ramp io UM aortb.boad Jiu D6elO ......... ,. ta. ......,... ol
Culver Drive., Uae reaJlpment ol
M alll Street, lbe exteask-ol
Heil Avenue and tbe extension
ol 11.arftrd Avemae. ........ to~ .. reUef from
the DOiie abd poUUdaa ol the San
Dlego Freeway, preferably by
means ol a wall, berm, fence
and plaotinp," Mn. White said.
"The city bas talteo over the
section between the freeway and
our homes and once verbally
promised us a berm.'·
She alao said CUJverdale a
commun1ty Of 460 homes Sur·
rounded on three sides by
freeway, Culver Drive and Main
St., needed protection along
Culver and the freeway on-ramp
••from cars startinJ and stop-
ping at a metered light and from
sound bouncing off the Wood·
bridge berm."
so far. She'&~ mum. apart from the .up politico.
like Ronald or NbGD,
but the leCUrity naie. tbem out.
Heam'• father commands '° mucb power wltb tbe news
media and ii eo rteb -be'U be
in our buds completely if be
wants the lirl kept allve.
·'The older woman miaht have
pe11ed out on us, but tbe
dauabter ii atrcmi and bullhy;
we can me ber to muJpalate f
ber father," Ms. Steiner reealled
Ma.PwryM~.
Ma. Steiner aald: .. Patty
w••n 't just a rich blUh. throw·
tn1 a ltaek ot bread about. She
attended demomtraUoa1 and
rallies orsw&ed b1 radJcaJ
1roupa on the Unlvenlty of
CaUfonda campaa. Mllllom al
people critidsed her behavior
<1ee llAt ~ace Ai>
oelly ~-M8" -·•1 don't want to make this a
l personal kind of thing," be said.
But be said he opposed the
idea of council members ex-
pressing pereonal opinions at
public expense.
Councilwoman Mary Ann -
Gaido proposed the city prepare
wbat she termed a com -
prehensive environmental im·
provement Studt on Culverdale
noile problems. She said such a
study would allow the council to
discuss various problems in one
package.
TOWING SERVICE OPERATOR ELMER GOETSCH SIZES UP HERD OF MUSTANGS
Police SMk CoUector of Other Peopte'• ·as, '86 and '17 Ford• However, Anthony said the
' impetus for bis proposal was
seeing a letter sent out by ~
two weeks earlier to community
al8oclation president.s in the
I city,
Tbe mayor pro tem said be
, dldn 't think it appropriate for
Aaran to send letters at public ~ expenae to community oftlclals
expreuing bis lndivldual view·
point on potential future ln·
creases in cable television rates.
But ~. who baa claabed
frequently with Antboa.y in the
paat, aa.td Wednesday be
believed it waa mlaleadlnl to
1u•1eat that communlcaUn1
I l'ftb comtil'Uellts "is a rald Oil
' Ole public truaury."
' .Communicatlnl with cltlzem,
•• aald, la • "fundamental rHpontlblllty of elected of·
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Coast
Tbe letter Agran sent to com·
munity presidents stated bis
·•concern and opposition" to pro-
posed rate increases for cable
televlaion service. Irvine Autos
Among Stolen Wednesday he termed the pro-
posed increua by Community
Cablevialon Co., a sublldiary of
the Irvine Company, u "nothing
less than monopoly rate eoue·
ing ... "
Those rates, wblcb the cable
firm can ra1ae under new state
rules, would lnc!'eue charges
for individual aubacrlben from
$6 to s10, effective Jan. 1.
Other council members.
however, said .Ome of the prob-
lems Mrs. White mentioned
already are belnl handled.
Residents coatended that no ~o~d Mus tangs solutions to their problems have I' 1 • 1
A 1ran aald Anthony baa
chosen to dw'aderlze his letter
as a mua ma.wn, at public ex·
peme.
"Tbat'a just not factually cor·
rect," be said.
been forthcoming aa yet from
City Hall.
Turnout Heavy
HONOLULU (AP> -Strikinc
public workers turned out lo
hea~y numbers to vote on a pro-
posed contract that could end
their strike of more than five
weeks.
' Joaquin Corridor
Route Ap~roved ,,.
Huntington Beach police are
search.lna today for a man they
believe collected Ford
Mu.atanp. The trouble ls, police
said, the can belonced to other
people.
The m'•ln& car collector. of· ficen laid, rounded up a herd of
10 Mustanca wblcb police hap-
pened upon late Tuesday.
Offtcen armed wtth a warrant
to arrest Mlc.bael Schroeder, 2S,
or 8211 IndianapollJ Ave. for
failure to appear 1n court on a
weapoaa charge reported ftnd-
lnl the auto. behind bb res·
ldence.
The rustled Mustana•. police said, were all partially dll·
manUed. Tbe collection of 1985,
'Ge and 'ft can alle1edb' wu
stolen from Hua.t1.DttOD Beach,
Colta Mesa and Intne.
TIJe can, each .Umat*5 to be
wortb around SS.000, were towed
otf andatnNd by pollce.
World Court Asked
To Pressure Iran
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.ti lWLY N.OT
WASBINOTOJf <AP> -Californla Gov. Edmund Brown Jr.
..,. bit faYOn coaaaa rat'°:: ol iaollM .... 1000 .. a warka·
b1e plaD ca be dl•"'°l*I CiaDanea can tborou011 debate iLu
Gu ratioldna and Gtber eoaMl'9aUoD meullnll an tbe best
wq to rectuci UM ettlmated IO to 40 pereeat --a wast. iD tbe
Ull.lted lbtel1• Brown 1&14 w~ ta an appearance before
the WOIDlll'I "atiOa.al Dnloeratlc Cl~
A•ule• .. '£e.eellW...• ., ...... ~..,.. .
Two ll"OUPI of Americ-. left B..tn1Jadelh and SJ'rt• today
under the State Department'• "voluntary evacuatkln" plan for
Americana In 11 Moelem countries, prompted by the U .s. Em·
baNJ tSeie In Iran.
In Dacca, Ban•ladeab, embuay apokeamu James L
lleyen uld 1• ot the IOO Amertcana in the country -1• em-
bauy ~ tbell famlBes and u private cltbeu -bad
volunteeNd to ..... U.. caplal ·~ ...
Jn Damueua, S)'J'la, an embua7 IOUlee u1d a l"l'UI> of 25
evacuees included 16 f amlll• ot Americana wbo won at the
embauy or aN employed by eompanlee with f0Vel1l.ll*lt COD·
tract.a. He said some flew out today ~ the othen would leave
Friday. He aald lt was a voluntary departure and tbe State
Department bu put transport facilities at tbe dbpoul ot thole
wantlnl to leave.
Stace Fire 1' fib T•ree
LAKESIDE (AP> -Fire swept throuah an apartment early
today, ~three bodies were found in the charred debrh.
The dead were idenWled by tbe coroner'• office u Jeue AJ.
ten Simms, 27, a woman and their I-month-old dauahter,
Either.
lnveat111tlOl"I Hid • wall 1u beater IDQ baft malfane.
Uontd.
11e11 r .... ,. ... c .... ,
NEW ·DELHI, lndla CAP) -Soviet eombat troope bave
1one iatO lldiGD •..,.Ide Allllama tareee le. & m.ajar a&natve a1almt relllll-...S .... Ja eeitn1 AfpanJ.u, aeeal'd1lil to a
dela1ed repllt aue1ttn1 bere.
The report, which w11 reeelved Wednesday and eoukl not be
lDdependenUy coaftrmed, aa1d the SorieU were Tajtk and Ulbek
soldlen trom tbe Central Aalan Soviet republics Just north ot
the Aflban border. There wu no estimate.--~ number ot
soldiers, wbo have facial featurel alml1ar to Afpani.
The town of Gorband, '° mn. northwest ol KabW, WU re-
ported returned to tbe 1ovemment ol Prelldent Hall.sullah Amin
after belnl beld'for two moathl by lloslema wa11D1 a "boly
war" aplnlt the pro-Soviet restpie.
New Zealand Names
Mr Crash Victims
AUCKLAND, New Zealand
<AP>--Atr New Zealand re·
leased today a list of foreign
pa11enger1 aboard the DC-10
that crubect ln the Antarctic on
Wedneada1, ktlllAg all 251
aboard. (Belated story Page A4)
Air New Zealand •aid details,
including bometowu, would be
releaaedtafter noWlcation ol the
vlcUma' 8mllles.
The incomplete names of the
vtetlma appear after tbeir boa\•
country:
,,.. .,..... ...... Ml• "· .... ,: Mra. L.M. AfHllJftlft; f'.J, ICIUMYlly1 Mr, .... Mn,
..... ; IC.-....: Mn. M. "-"'IMllJ Mrl. L. WctltlilM; Mrt.. I' • ...,._; Mn.. N. DllffJ Mrt. M.L. ...... ; .. ....,.., Mt. aw Mn. L J-..;
lit. ,_.I Ml ... Mn. ~I Mn, J. fltt· nu: Mfla D. ... ..__.Ml• M. ..,llldl. ,.._, '*• ... tiWs, T. IMI; I. ...... t.
TeuM: T. Ole; Ml•A. IC.llo1111 .. ; Mt. _.#ft. 0-.; M. ClillMll 5. lleN .•. Y...._...; N. o.tt: ... ~; .. ,......., •• ..._,
H. Seto;,.., Md Mts. M. Ot.rtl; Ml Md MrL N veneei-. ,., . .,, Mn. A.,,,..,,.,,'*·..,.
MtL MllWIH.
OrHt llrlteltt: MIL J . Pridmore; Mn. J .
Hollowe1: H.A. PllUM; Ml• SuMft Cojlley; Mia
E. I!.,...,.; MrL L Trlfldlr, MtL A. Andlr-. a..: L .. __.. _.._ K.M. ~ ..._,.., J .....,.,,
~--:1(.1(~ ,,_, a. LetlNs.
3 Arrested
On Sex Rap
Three Newport Beach
musa1e parlor employees were
arrested on pl'OIUtUtlon cbar1es
early-today.
Police Sit. Tony VWa Iden·
titled the 1U1pecta a1 Karen
Gunter, 31, ud Denise Lynn
S.le~·l; botb ot Lons Beacb1 and Ann Betler, M. or
1880 11th St., Newport Beach.
VWa aDesed that be arrest.eel
the trio after they offend him
sexual aerrices iD exebanae for
mOGey.
All tbree women are
employeel 6t o=-Health Spa at 1881) W. t Hl,:bway,
aceordl.aa to police.
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ROUTE •••
solve problems and that they
soon become overwhelmed UD·
less there ls proper land uae
plaDDilll tn the area.
Prosecutor
Nll11Wdin
Jordan Ctue
WASHINGTON <AP> -A
special three-judge court ap-
pointed a special prosecutor to-
day to invesU1ate aJle,aUooa
that Preeident Carter's ebltl 86-
viser, H•mlttm IOl"dan. UMd tbe
illegal drug cocaine.
The panel appointed u pre»·
ecutor Arthut H. Chriaty, a New
York attorney who pro•·
ecuted mobster Fnnk Coltello when Christy WU U.S. Attomey
for the Southern Dtatrid of New
York in 1958-:B.
In its order, the court did lt
was acttns "upon CODllderaUon
of the applicatk>o of the attorney
1eneral .•. for the appointment
of a spedaJ proeecutor to in·
veatt1ate the alle1aUon that
Hamlltoo Jordan posaesaed co-
caine in the Southern Dlatrtct ol
New Yort'oo June 27, ltTI."
Jordan bas dailed he bu ever
used cocaine.
Tbe White House chief of staff
WU accused of Ulinl the drua
durtna a um visit to Stud.low. a
New York City dlacotbeque
owned by Steven Rubell and lan
Schrager.
Rubell and Schrager said
Jordan wu seen using cocaine
ln the club. They offered to
testify against Jordan in ex·
cban1e for the 1overnmeut's
dropptns cbaraes ol federal tu.
e•aalon asatnat tbem. They
pleaded IUitt1 Nov. 2.
The specla1 panel Hid lt WU
dilcio.tn& lta decllioo ''in the
beat 1Dlef8tl of justice."
Tb• Judlel '*1d Chrilt.J couJd tnveatlpU "llU' other related
or relevent allqatioo of a viola·
ti on" aaatnat Jordan for cocaine
use
Christy, 58, was special
coun.ael to New York Governor
Nellon Rockefeller from 19S-tl
He is a senior partner in \he
New York firm of Christy and
Viener
In addition to proaecuUn1
Costello for income tax eva.sioo,
he wu the prosecutor of the
man convicted ol bllndlnl col·
umnlst Vietor Riael by throw·
inl acid in b.ll face. He al.lo
prosecuted and wca a convlc:Uoa
of mob ftsure Vlto Genovese oo
narcotle» cbarl•·
The Wat.ergate-lnaplred Ethics
lD Government Act. wblcb took
effect lat year. provtdes for a~
pointment ot apec:lal prosecuton
to 1nvestt1ate cbarcn aaalmt
top govemmentotnclala.
The law requires the att«ney
1eneral to call for a special
prosecutor un.leu be determ.lnM
aft.er a prellmlnary tnvesucatton
that the cbari• are umubstan·
tlat.ed.
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Out of State
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PoJlee Mek1nl • l!a1wr r/. lbl o,_.. OoMt women ba"
expanded tbelr 1eareb da·
tioowidt •..U.• a crtm•
1MilMUD to law •o~.-mt .,_.. m u.,:u111t.ecS sua..
1>9U eNld ...... y.
Lt. lac Cahacm of Costa 8ecall T Meta, whole department eent
out a Wetne !'MO" or ~ 'l!'V ~
open.ndl af,Uie ldllef·rapjlt Mid -.T
tile IDCM :re made bee ... in-• =.~t11at"U:~ Miller :
fted tbeara.
It baa been more than ftve Aband d weeu alnce tbe Jut murder. . one Calnon aald that pollce in the
five apndel tDvestlPtlnl the
nine ... u1t:1 attributed to the
k.lller are •1(!~~ throu1b the thousands ol they've been
given in the put two moot.bl
In additioo. lnvesti1at.or1 from
the 0raDJ(e C<Mmtv Diatrict At·
torney'a omce are cbectlne rec-
ords at the Oran&e Coanty Jail.
They want to find out U a man
fittlnl the IUlpecl'I desertptioo
baa been Jal.led then in the put
five weeb. 'l'Ji• poeatbiBtJ that tbe killer
baa been Jailed or bu fted the
Oranae Cout ia a poulbOity.
police aay. became of the time
element.
Tbe killer ha.I auacted nine
women atnce AQ&VSt. im. One
murder-rape oceurNd in 1971.
and the rest happened um year.
The asuulta were becoming
more frequent with three m Sep-
tem ber and two in October.
The nve·•eek 11~ could
mun the ldllet' bu Jal.led on some other charge. hu left
the area ... or he's dead:' noted
Capt. Ron Lowenbera of Tulttn.
The k:Wer bu struck twice ln
that ctty. kil.llng one womu and
seriously IJ:uuring another. 'The
injured woman's unbom baby
daughter dled as a result of the
assault
Four of the vkthm. including
one wbo survived. we re from
Cos ta Mesa One o f the
murdered women lJved in Irvine
and another llved 1n Corona del
Ma r Another surviving v1clJm
UC Irvine
To Host
Physicists
A t~ coaference Friday
and Saturday boated by the
pbyalca department at tJC Irvine
11 expected to draw 250
pbyaici.atl from the United States
and Europe to dllcu.u the latest
uperimmtal ,.Wt. in elemen·
tary particle pbyalca and
theoretical questiooa coocemina
the unification ol forces 111 nature
Tbe conference. to be held at
the Rqiltry Hotel. la convened
every two years in I rvlne. 1bil
year·• coofereoee la the aeventh
such ptberi.q hosted by UCI.
The Natlanal Scleoce FOUDda·
lion and the U.S. Department ol
Enero provided p-anta to pay
for the CCIGfereoce.
Dr. Gordon Sbaw, UCI pro.
lessor of physics and cooferenee
coordinator laid the nperimeo·
tal portiam ol the conference will
concern topics such u electron·
poelll'OD anntbtlattm aod buic ~
teraction between quarb and iep-
tom, which are amona the basic
conatluamtaol nature. Approalmately 20faculty mem·
ben and p-ad\aate student. from
the UCI pbyalcs department will parUcipa~ ln the conference.
The l11t attem~ to reeall
Oran1e County Supervtaor
Ed1aon Miller bu fallen bJ the
wayside.
Stephen C. NUl, chalrmu ol
th• Committee to Remove
Miiier. announced Wedoelday
that be ta abandoning b1I effort.I.
Nill. a 23-year-old law student
at i.o,ola Unlvenlty. 1ald that
lnatead of a recall b1I orsaniu·
tlon will 1upport a candidate to
oppose Miller in the J.ane
primary election.
Nill uld be bad 1reat
crauroota support when be .an·
nounced recall plana Oct. 23, At
that time he alao crltlel~ed
leaders of a previous recall
group after tbey bad acraP.l)ed
their plans.
M tiler aaid today be ne~er
took tbe recall that aertoualy and
WU not aurprtaed.
"I believe tbat tbey ftaliaed
they were ftchtlnl a loelb1 tia~
tle once emotloaa ran out." ·
Miller was appointed by Gov·
emor Brown last July to replace
Ralph Diedrich.
Briggs Files
Suit A.gaimt
Iron Funding
An attempt by State Sen. John
Bngga ot Fu.llertoa to cut off
public funds for the education of
Iranian lludenta will be beard
next month 111 • Oranre Cowa&y
SUperior Court.
/udae Robert Todd LI expeet-
ed to rule Dec. 21 on Briua' re-
quest for ID iftjuactioa atalmt
continued 1pending of public
money.
Brtgp filed bis la•ault Wed·
nuday aaatnst the state of
CaUfomla and a number ot ltale
offk1ala and qedcie1 to Mos>
w bat be called a lift of public
funds for non·lmmi1rut Iranian
s tudents from klnder1arten
through college.
He said he took the action
because of the llle1al act ol \be
Iranian government in setdne
the American Embassy In
Tehran and tbe detention of
American boeta1es.
Brieas also la aakln1 to
aboHah other state uslatance .to
the students in welfare, UD·
employment payment.a, Medi·
Cal service and' food stamps.
Bri111 ha~ estimated that
state taxp,.Yen are 1pendio1
about SW.million annually fe>r
the education of the students jn
the publicly owned and tax·
supported educaUonaJ ayaiem.
He admitted. however, that he
doean 't tnow the exact amoant
of expenditures because of •
lack ot reeord·keepln1 lD th
scbool ayatem. ·
Irvine realdent Wesley Man
declared that the corridor ta tn
doubt because of unwillinpeaa
by plmmen to come to pips
with a fUndiDI plan. Newport Surf and Sport
Others tn the audience, lnchld·
Ins repreaentatlvea of the
Oranae CountJ Chamber of
Commerce, the Mtaslon Viejo
Company and the Irvine Com·
pany, arped lD favor of the cor·
ridor.
'l'he tramportaUon eorrtdor LI
proJeet*l to ~· a volume of ~.ooo to uotooo ~1 dallJ.
lnelpded m ttl pll!lD.IJll b I
SO.foot·wSde llMdlan to accom·
modate some form of rapid
mus tramlt lD the tuture.
Conatnactioo of the con1dor ll eatlma~ to cost ftom '180
mUllon to '210 million but then an DO auuraDC. of It.ate Cll'
f tderal money to ftnance the
pro Jen.
Cotti, wbtcb do1l 't lneluCle
lud acqdl:lttloo, an ·~to eaeal.te f\lrtber beoa\&M CM atrucuaa ll JM!t ~ ~ for lOto ,..,.._
The ·~ appl'Oftd • route ahal!tnclUda ielectlcm at.,
in th• Wit. --of tbe eot• ridor; MIJl'*ll lf la the cwtn1
aec&ori MCmeilt lt lo tis• Mil
een&.ra1 IDd ICllJ'Mft' a.& ID the •
~ Specializes in
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Poulerfwnv :~ lvt;,untainttri~(;
Quallb' Jackets
In assorted colors •.
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SllelatSanta
Believing that deaf children should have
an opportunity to talk to a Santa Claus who
cares, 20-year-old Brad Hatton of San Jose
has learned sign language. He sa11 deaf
children are overjoyed to learn they can
finally tell Santa what they want for
Christmas. The child is Debbie Sicherman.
.:·~y, 2, Held as Bostag~
· &;i-Father Fires Shot, Su"enden
following a stroke. Her qe was
reported variously u between 62
and68. ..............
SAN DIEGO CAP> -The
Navy aald an air and aea aearcb
would resume today for an of-
ficer who ~ppeared W ed,pea-day after ejectinc from a dl.a-
abled fiabter plane.
Officials at Miramar Nayal
Air StaUoa aald Ule unldrl!C~
radar lntereept officer was
ejected from an "'f', 14 when the
craft'• plextalala coekptt canopy
suddenly blew off.
Tbt man waa 1UU attacbed to hi• seat wbeo he left lbe plane.
but Navy .apok.eamen aaid oo
earacbute wu al&bted and the
Iller wu pres\lmed dead.
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peal Gov: Edmund Brown Jr. 's odd4WD ,....,. alloeatloD pro. cram. Mn. Hallett, ol Atuelldero,
1J1ued a atatemeat Wed""'lday
aaytn1 •be l• urlins all As· sem bly and Senate Republicans
to eodone a proposed reaohlioo
by Auemblyman Eu1ene Chap.
pie, R-RoeevWe, to end Brown's
state of emergency.
..... O...llellgetl
SAN FRANCISCO <AP>-The
state Board of EqUJUutioo baa
asked lbe California Sopreme
Court to overturn a dedllon al·
lowtoc tbree major public
uUliUes to reduce and roll IMck property tax auesameot.s under
Propoeltioo 13
The state Court of APPf'al on
Oct. 16 reversed a San Franciaco
Superior Court rulin& asaimt Paci!lc Gu and Electrtc Co.,
Southern Calllomla EdiloD and
San l>ieto Ou and Elect.rte.
A petlUon IUed W edne9dQ by
tbe attorney 1eneral'• omce for-
th• ~ eonteoded tbe appeal court dedllon wu elearl,J er-
roneoua and violated tbt
CallfornlaeomUtuUon ..
•
Tbl tee'D &:!;:.:hie were elm.Pd wttll iD a ~•Uoo at the plant CD
Matt.b n. al• da~ after the TbrH MU• llland • radlaUon leak. One was Ip JUllice 01art., two p -
ty, Ud a mlltrlal w 1ared
for the reel. .
'LOve-iD'
Contract
Espoused
SACRAMENTO <AP> -No
contract, no property settle·
ment.
Tbat 's the way actor Lee
Marvin's lawyer says the law
abould read for unmarried
couple1 livtn1 togetbtt.
PfNH!la Po.,er Attorne1 David Katon s~d
contncta would "mfnlmlze op-
portunities for fraud and leaaJ blackmail "
But not everyone agreed With
Marvin's lawyers Wednesday at
a bearing or the Auembly·.
Judiciary Committee.
Takmg advantage of a sunny day, a pair of rollerskates
and a wtl.hng tow from Sook1e. his three-year-old St.
Bernard. Jon Robinson. 9. scoots along a Del Mar street
A repraeotaUve or Calllorrua
Women Lawyers aaid rest.rlct.ins
the ri~ to sue for part of an ex·
lover a property would 1lurt
aome poor women.
AND TUE CO•lllTTEE
chatrman said auch a require-
ment would be full of loopholes.
Davis Sets Stage
For G _ay Rights Law
The committee WU beariq
teatimon)' on A85&& by As-
semblyman Walter losalla, D-
Riveraide, that resulted from the cue lo wtuch Michelle Tnola
save up a sinliol career after he
promiaed toaupportber.
Ma. Marvin lost tbe cue.
alt.bouP abe won $104,000 ln "re-
habllltadon" coeta.
But the cue did resaJt to a
ruJ:iDg that an unmarried couple
living toeethel" could be found to
have an implied underat.aoding
that they would divlde their
property after they broke up .
INGAU.8' BILL would cbanee
that nding by requirine a wnt
ten contract !or a property set
Uement. He said tt would Pft·
vent a Oood of Marvin·type
caaea.
•
DA VIS CAP> -The Davia Caty
Council ta to coruader a 1•1
rights onhDance at rt.s Jan 9
lftfftin&.
The couoctl voted 3-2 Wednes
day to request the city attorney
to draft slldl an.ordlnance
The wte followed two hours ol
te1tu:noay by many of lbt 200
penom wbo attended tbe med·
tog
The testimony was about
equally d.lvtded for and agamst
Proponents satd generally that at
was a civil ngbts. human rtgh~
and We.style lASue
Opponents seoerally followed
the argument of Councilman
Jim Stevens. who said he op
posed any law Uu&t would rom
pel anyone to associate with
persons not oC their bk mg
THE PROPOSAL to pmtubtt
d1 sc nm1nat100 1n housma.
em ploymeot and t>uaine11
services oa t.be buts of sexual
pre(,rence wu mtroduced by l
Mayor Tom. Tomaal 1n behalf ol
lhe Davis Gay Taak Force.
An Ulformal poll of the council
memben lncbeated that they 1
would approvf such an or-
dinan~
Energy Studi~d
LOS ANGELF.S CAP> The
Local Government Commission
on Renewable Resources. an ad
vusory group which 1s expected
to receive formal commission
status Crom Gov. Edmund G
Brown Jr., bu met for the first
tame to disCWlS the future or
$Olar eoerp.
AwardOK'd
In Law8uit Dt~ .
GOURMET i:.'\T~
MARKFI' 'U
FARM FRESH PRODUCE
EUREKA <AP) -A Humboldt County jury
has awarded $12 .8
million in damages to
Seamen's Direct Buytn1
Service, a f1lbiq boat
supply company that
claims it went out of
bualneu after Standard
011 Coinpeny of ca.Utorma ·brofle a fuel
supply con&raet. u.s.ttaakjqnaaaon .. ..!:~ .. WINE CELLAR
Monble J'rnb SplDadt ~°"' -
8Wfft 14-Sbf-Na.el Onn&f'I 39(., AND LIQUOR
lklleol ltt7 8be lled Early Time• 5.99 int .. ,
DeUelcMll,\pplel .... .. . . 39c-. Popov Vodka 3.99 , ..... ,
Crhp lla9da Frnai Loeal Cabbac• 12C .. Gdbt-)'• Gin . 5.19 •••
Now fea&w1nc rreeh potted ph1nts ot Scoceaby Scee.ch 4.99 1,.. • ., all lllndi ror Olrt1tm111. Al.so rreah flowers dally. We wlll prepan.• Delaoey'aQablh•
beaYllfUI fruit bullet.a on order for •r Via aoM . 1.99 .. CIM
your bolld.a1 itvtna.
TOP CHOICE AND
PRDIEMEATS
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SEAFOOD
DEPARTMENT
Freab Local a.ck
C.od ....•.••.•. : ••.•.• 1.98 ...
Irvine vs. Caltrans
As noted. it's not often members of the Irvine City
Council see eye to eye on important matters.
But the council found common cround this )Veek in its
feelings of skepticism toward a CalTrans proposal to
install traffic meters on northboUlll'1-on·ramps to the San
Diego Freeway as it passes through the city. The meters
really traffic signals -are meant to unsnarl traffic
malting its way onto already congested freeway lanes by
regulating its now.
Council members, perhaps justifiably. want the state
to look more deeply into the potential adverse meets the
project could have.
The city is asking the state to prepare a detailed
environmental analysis of the $850,000 project rather than
give it negative declaration status (meaning it would
have no serious consequences>, which the state
contemplates doing.
Although the chances seem slim the state will accede
to lrvme's request, it is proper that city representatives
are attemptmg to safeguard the interests of their
community.
Their concern that meters could cause traffic on the
ramps to back up onto surf ace streets, creating even
more rush hour havoc, seems legitimate. A CalTrans
official tried to assure council members Tuesday night
tbat the meters would work efficiently right away. But
the eotmcil said it wanted to see more figures on traffic
projections and plans to handle any problems that could
arise.
While the city·s appeal stands little chance, we think
the comteil was correct in not quietly acquiescing to the
state's plans.
A Good ExaDlple
The City of Irvine and its palice officers have com·
pleted negotiations on the first labor agreement in the
city's brief history.
The Irvine Police Association already bas ratified the
tentative pact and tbe City Council will consider giving
its approval to the agreement Dec. 11.
For a city and an employees' association both untest·
ed in the trenches of meet-and·confer labor relatiooa, the
speedy and amicable conclUBion of negotiations ~ to be
viewed as a positive sl.,.ll for future relations.
Certainly, it sets a good precedent in the city's in·
augural venture into such negotiations.
Going into the talks, both sides said they were looking
forward to the meet·and-confer process. This created a
positive climate which enabled the bargaining sessions to
be completed ln two weeks.
The ®Otract with the police officers and sergeants
expires in two years and soon thereafter other employee
groups will more than likely be ready to bargain with the
city. 'lbe good example both sides set in this first round
of negotiations could be the pattern for future talks.
It's a good beginning.
• OpiOlons expressed In the space abOve are those of the Oalty Piiot
Other views expressed on..th1s page are those of their authors end
stilts. Reader comment is invited. Addresa The Daily Pilot. P.O.
Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642--4321
Boyd/Book Boom
BJLll.BOYD
Tbl.rQr )'ears aao. the book
publlaben in thla comitry put
out about a,eoo titles a year.
Now tbe1're pobU1bla1
almo.t •.•a 1ear. And the tr'liOd ltilJ appears to be rls· m,. Wbat11 your aueu .. to
why more aDd more people .,.. ba:J1a1 more i:Qd more
boOtat My si-ll they're
'1ettine fed-up'e,.r and fed·
up'er with what'• on
televts\on.
A cbaracteriatic common
to almost all overwel•bt
women la the teodency to U · aome a relaited po1ttlon
either 8lU:lftl or atenA1n1 bJ
cro11ln1 tbelr arug eom-
fortablJ OVfl tbetJ' ~· Uona. So reporta a medico.
U.S. INTEUJGENCE acea·
cles are WIQddna feveriably to
idenWy the ultimate w1n.ner ol
lbe Kremllo 's Ruaaian roulea.e.
Mailbox
WB&TBBa the · 'youna"
Romanov, an older rival or a COil·
IOrtiufD ol bopduJa tate. over
from BrabDev, ooe thin1 la cer-
taln, aeeordlnc to a top.MCnJl
CIA evaluation: Any suc:eeaor
wtll ba" to bave the support ol
Politburo member YU17 V. Alt·
dropoY. be9d ol tbe penulTely
po--1alKG8sectel police.
· '"l'be KGB bu an important
role to pa., 1D tbe suceellioo
procaa or 1D a period of poWcal
1D1tabiUty," the CIA'• MCrtC
da1Jj tDte11t1111e1 report Ui ..
ed. ··-Mrtoul ~ IOr tbe , Job OI 1 eral MC...,, mun an.re tU\ b• .... tbl
taelt11a~~a.!~ the ~'"tt. or· san -a.. ..... ,. u <>Peratma vtrtuaUJ uncbecbd bf lbe 14-manber PolltburO fa
the MV118 WI of JOMf SlaliD't ODe·maa n,aM, UMt XG8'1 in·
nuence plummeted C.mparartly
att.r lta cldef, the bated taweD-
tl Berta, WU depoled and G·
eeuted 1D 19151.
But 1D receot years,. the KGB
baa recovered m&ada ot itl lost power. "Tbe <19Ml coup aplnst
Kbrulhebev for eumple, bad
the acqukwceDce al the KGB.''
the CIA reported.
Tbd re1ur1ence pull An·
dropov. if not 1D the driver's
teat, at least in the poeiUoo to
block tbe •uceeMioe ot anyone
be d.1aallllrove1 ot. H1a lnllumee
i.D the ~Ill •betted b1 tbe
KGB ties ol t'#O fellow mem· ben. Anid Pellbe and 1UrtU
Muurov. Andropov la a1'o •
cloae peraonal Crlead oC
BrelhneY.
1'llB Dbl.IN tinamaker la
• tall. aebolarly-lootln1 man
wbo apeab En,U.b n~.
Sources told our auoclate Bob
' Ga EIEK'8 GRAPEVINE.:
Ronald Reacan and Teddy Kea· necb are oddl-on favorite LO wtp
tbetr relpedlve pardea, nomtn.·
Uou for president, accordinl ti>
our own political prolftOltlc&tor, Jimmy the Greek. For tboee
wbo are wlWnc to put their
money where their opln1onl are.
bere'1 tbe early·mornla1 l1De
from tbeLu Vecuoddlmaker:
RepubljclDI -Reapn, 3 to5;
Oeorp Bulb •• to 1; Jobo Con· ullJ and Howard Baker. 5 to 1:
Ptill crane. Bob Dole, John AJt.
denon and aoy late atarten. 40 to l.
Democrat.a -Kennedy, 1to2:
Jlmmr Carter. 2 to 1: Jerry
Brown and any subsequent
bopefull, 50 lO 1.
&8MSAN aEBVFF: Movie
wtalli• buffl are f•dns what's
abapln1 up u a quadrennial
famine on late.night television.
Tbanb to a heartless Federal
Com municatloos Commluion.
such hvory !liver screen 1ems
as ··Bedtime for Bonio, ..
"'Naughty But Nice.·• "Hellcats
of the Navy," "Killers of 1984"
and "Tb~ Hasty Heart" are
hereby banned from tb c
airwaves \mW after the star or
these flicks. Ronald Reagan.
drops bis status as a presidential
candidate.
The n.&bn~ as ostensibly to pn·
vent demands for equal tim~
from hiA opponents, but 1t also
had tbe effect of preventin~
Reaaan·s riva.15 from using the
reruns to make ham look
ncHcuJous.
Why Should 'Busy' Signal Cost 25 Cents?
To the Editor:
This ls a "class action" letter
meant for the Pacific Telephone
Company, and to acquaint
others financially concerned. I
hope Tbe Pilot will cooperate by
prlnlina th1a leUer.
Si.nee l'iov. 1 Ma Bell bas Im·
~ a 2:kent eharse on aub-
scrlbers for each call made to
ucertain if a line ii out or order.
After recelvlnl a "buay" aipal
for hours when lrYtnt to call a
small service store 1 asked the
operator to test the line to de-
termine If it actually wen being
used, and if not to report it out of
order.
·'That will be a 2S·cent
charge," ( wu told
I DON'T believe a caller
should be penallsed for calliq
the telepbcne company's attm·
tioa to f auJtJ service. U a cbed:
ii IDade and the line actuallJ ii
busy, perhaps an lmpaUent
caller might pay a penalty for
increuinl the pbOne company's
work load. U the fault la • re-
ceiver off the book, the called pam la reapoa.alble, whether
lhrouJb inadvertence or de·
liberate atUoo to uaure be1nl
uodilturbed.
At uy rate. Ma Bell sbcMald be
pleued phone men attempt to
cooperate in impn>Yinl service
by report\lll susplclioul condi·
lions and the tmpoeit1on of a fee
La hereby (and only bere> pro-
tested. O.H.P.KING
T••--••ere To the l.ditor: Tbe tbreat t.o our atmosphere
ii not only for the future, but bu
-.uJted Ull DOW. J. I bope tUt the Daily PUot will recoam-this danpr and ~
llder tt In tenDI of lta •UW*t
tor fWtber powth of bedroonl
eommmalUM and ·•rterl• to l.-clt.bm. It luil .,._ aald that freedom
ean bt dlftned u your ftlt billill
limlt*9 by the pol1tloo ol ID1 aoH. Our OOH, rHplratory
p~1aa,., Jcmp, and 1eneraJ
bealtb are ln.olftd la all ~
clatou lnvol•IDI tbe ll'fttb
Wit.bin die SOuth Coaat alt Mlln:
JlOBDTI. ll08SNBERG. M.D.
Uon that tbe "little euys" aren't
ualnc the small claims court.
They are, as I do, but so are the
big iuya. And what's wront with
the "bll 1uy1" 1avin1 letal
fee.? U they don't, thelr le1al
expeues would be puaed on to
us ''Utlle pp'' i.D tbe form ol hither pricm. In coaclmioa, the uae of small
clalma doesn't preclude the "lit-~
ven1ence for two bip state of·
fic1als carries a lot more weilbt
at cl ty ball than the aerious in-
cooveruence and financial losses
of four local bua.i.Desses, not to
mention the board of a serious
auto acddeDL
JORN HESTON
lie 1uya" ua1e of it. Does To the F.ditor:
anyone mow aome "little l\IY" Tbe Pilot is to be commended
wbo didn't use the ayatem for your frequent and t.borough
because of the bl& guys? coverage or the proposed
TifOMAS B. O'KEEFE Orange Coast National Urban
To the F.ditor:
Many people may have dis·
covered the almost constant
traffic Jam at the north end of
Irvine Avenue in Newport
Beach, caused by: the Corona
del Mar Freeway endln&, airport coneeallon, too few
street lanes on Irvine A venue
and the Hle1ally stopped
gasoline waitiq Ji.De for the Ex·
XOD atatioo at the Bristol ID·
tersection. Several minor auto
colllaiom have occurred here re-
cently. 1 use the term "ille&ally
stopped.. because the curb is
posted "No Stopping Al Any
Time."
The varioul buaineues aJong
t.bil block (lncludlni mine> have
made repeated calls to the
police about &be W.1aJ stopptna
and Lane b&odr•1• with almost
DO respome, Tbe police finally
appeared one day a.ad cleared
tbe 1u waitlq line out. We all
tbouabt ••flnallJ a reaponae,"
but then learDed that the pol.lee
bad bem impeded by the Jam-up
on their way to an accident
el.Hwt..N and decided on their
own to eome badt afterward to
take tan ot the line.
Park. The population growth
forecasts for Orange County will
certainly place open space as an
10creasing.ly high pnortty item
in the future. The cost or the
Urban Park to the taxpayen of
CaU!ornia and the nation will be
money well spent to be aure.
However. the demand for open
space for recreational purpGllel
such as campln1. hikllll,
equutriao activities will not be
entirely fulfilled by the Urban
Park based upon the &ncreaaed
arowtb ln Oranae. Riverside and
San Dleao counties.
A partial solution to t.hia future
problem Dl8Y be provided al lit·
Ue or no cost to °'t taxpa1era of
this state and the naUon. A ~
posed San Mateo Canyon Wilder·
neu iD • 46,500 acre riparian.oak
woodland k>ca..S ln the southern
encl of tbe Cleveland NaUonal
Forest would close tbil recrea-
llon 11 1ap. Tb11 la land that
belonp to all the citisem ol tbe
United States ao we have a veal·
ed interest in nat bappeas to
the canyon.
only way that Iona term pre·
aenatioa can be uaured is by
Coosreslional •ction. It is ex·
peeled that during 1980 that
lestalation will be lotroduced to
obtain Wilderness status for San
Mateo Canyon.
lf you would like to vlsil this
beaatilul area or want to fmd
out bow you can help save the
canyon, please contact the
Orange County Group of the
Sierra Club. If you area already
familiar with the area, please
write your Congressman and
ur1e bis aupport of tbe San
Mateo Canyon WlldemeH.
PAUL WRIGHT
MeC•r•••u•'!
To the Editor:
The attack of CouncUmao Art
Anthony on Councilman Larry
Aeran amacb of McCarthyism.
Appanm&ly Mr. Anthony COD·
siden hlmlelf to be lbe self·
appolnted P1"0(ector of bl1 busi·
neas lD lmne. Mr . Anthony
should realise. however, that
there ant interests other than
tboae of bualneaa whlcb .need
procectioG.
I, for one, am supportive ol
the eftorta al Mr. Acru tn limit·
ina arowth 1D tbe City of Irvine.
STEPHEN C. JONES
..., ... , ...
To the &ditor:
Irvine Cou.ncllman Art An·
tbon1'1 efforta to brinf tbe
p01lUcal 1amea of Maryanne
and Larry, Tom and J a.ne <ol
1rvtne Coandl, Cblcaao 1. and
movie 1tar fame-common de· nominator CEO) were a
welcome Nv.latlon.
I haft followed tbe a.ntlca ol
· GaJdo and Acre for aome Ume
now ucl un wonclered lt I
CCMll4 P*lbb bo tho onb' ooe
Wbo ncinea•w t.be1r tactics and ~l~ ~' Obvlov.ab ao4
taaatl\IQJ.;-. )Jayor Prdl'em AatldllJ, nu bave ooce aclin
)\alllfted mJ 1uppart of 1our
pl&ct cm our Clt1 Oc>untU.
~ANDAVlS
Canyon Area
..
••d .other notable•, tbe
De~. .... Mid the Mlea "' 1bductlnl tbt 10UDI womu,,.
rat.a.cl amon1 SL.A members
law ID lt1a by EmllJ 1Wri1.
wbo II ..-viq a MDteaice for
conviction ol kidnappJ.n1 and
robbery ID a California women '1 pmoo.
Her hmband, William Harria,
1a aervtna tlme In San Quentin
1:·0K'd Over Protests
BJ &OBEaT BARKER
• Of .. Deiltf ...........
' Orange County supervisors I brushed aside stiff opposition
•from residents Wednesday and
approved residential use on 39
£ acl'el ol open space land in the
· lloboaCanyon area or South
I La.IUD&.
The change in the land use ele-
ment la expected to lead to the
* * * 1Lagunans i
·Protest
i.land Plan
construction of 174 affordable
residential units in the affected
area.
Supervisors approved the
change in land use over the pn>
tests of nearby residents who
declared the action would pave
the way for development of
Hobo Canyon and lead to over·
crowding and cause adverse ef.
feels on the enviJ'Onment or
A,.WW._...
FACING PROBE
tt.mllton Jordan
Investigator
Appointed in
Jordan Case
Laguna Beach and South
Laguna.
Other critics claimed that
geological concerns have been
ignored and warned that of·
ficials may be settine the stage
for future landslide disasters.
The 39 acres in question are
part of the Hobo Canyon land
holdings of Daryoush Mahboubi·
Fardi, a Beverly Hills bu.si·
nessmao and United States
citiien.
A land use element which was
approved in 1974 launched plans
for the development of nearly
700 homes on 361 acres in the
canyon.
In removing the 39 acres from
open apace, aupervleon Wednes·
day imposed a eertes of CCJDdi.
Uom that included tbe reloeatkm
of about• mobOe bome tm1ta to
the affGl'dable boalin1 portlaD of .... ~. Offlctala alao called for
JU&rantees OD fire protection
itepe qaiDat floocHDI uad main·
taanee of aos-1n bWJ ueaa.
But the eoadt.tldDa did bot ap-
peue critica.
Many in the audience asked
supervilon to delay changes in
the land .-e designation until a
specific plan is completed for
South Laeuna
The apeclflc plan, wblcb is ex
pected to be finished by Jan. 1,
1981, ls viewed as an instrument
that would help resolve compel
lng community interests and
provide a land use plan and de-
sign theme for the community.
A representative of the de-
veloper said, however, that
coastal commission permits
would not be sought for the
project unW the specific plan i:s
completed.
Estelle Warner, a member of
the Temple Hills Community As·
sociatioo. ~ supervisors she
failed to understand "their rush
to accommodate developers."
"I urge you all to vote oo unW
approval or the specific plan, ..
she said.
She alao said that supervisors
mieht be aettin& the stage "for
anothor Bluebird Canyon
landallde di.salter" by approving
residential uses on what she aaid
may be unstable terrain.
Laauna Beach Planning Com·
mlaaioner Nell Fitzpatrick
declared that a number of key
factors have not been studied.
He aald the entire area sbould
be re-examhwl because of pre·
dieted water shortage., over·
crowded tranaportation systems
air pollution increases and
heavy traffic on reaidenUal
slreetl of Laiuna Beach.
Daftd Lee of Victoria Beach
Homeownen Aaaodation 1ave
Supentaon a pet1tloo that be
aaid cwrt•'nec! 1,5M aipatur.
of retldent• oppoeiac tbe de-
velopmlllt of Hobo CanfOG.
He a&ld tbe de•e=eat would d111cr:N a co re.
aource wbtle eddlni about 7.000
velllcle trips d.s1Y to tbe a1readJ overbuden.ct Paclllc Coast
llllhnY
School Plaiu
Book Faire
ao far. Sbe'a 1l oerfeet victim.
apart from t.be blp-up pollticol
like Ronald Reapn or Nl:lan.
but tbe aeeurtt;y raJa tbem out.
Heant'a fmtber commands ao
mucb p0wer witll the news
media aDd Is ao-rteb -he'll be
in our tumda com~ if ._
wanta the l1rl kept alive.
''Tbe oldier womu ~i~ have
pe11ed oat on ua7"Tui tbe
dauahter ii atroaa a:Dd be~;
II t~ Saealcer Fits.· ••
we can ase her to 1Danlpeilate
her father.·· ••• stelne1' reCaUed
llh.Peft'J'~
111. Steiner Hid: ••Patty wun•t Jult a rleb bUda, throw·
inl a lltllCt ot breild 8bo'at. Sbe
atuncl*I demoutratlou ua ram.. or1utaed bJ rad.lea&
1roups oa tbe Ynlver1lD of
Callfonda caml'QI. 11mw.. of
people eritimed her bebavtor <See!LA. ,... .U)
San Juan Capistrano youngsters bold up 3-7. A $25 gift certificate at a local sport·
their footwear for judle Dan Belletiet' in ing goods store awaits the kid with the preparation for the city's "rotten sneaker scroungiest shoes
coot.est .. scbeduled durtnc the week of Dec
Gunshots
Punctuate
SC Chase
Spectators thought a movie
thriller was being filmed in
downtown San Clemente
Wednesday afternoon during a
cbasethatincludedJunfire.
But police arrested 60-year-014
Leroy Call of 234 Ave. Monterey
on attempted murder charges
followingthe2:30p.m. incident
They said that Call fired a shot
from a small caliber bandjun
that blew out the rear window ol
bis own auto. He was asserledly
being pursued at the time by a
man with whom Call bad argued
over a woman. said police Sgt.
Jamea Spmne.
Spreine said the initial attempt·
ed murder charge la expected to
be chaneed today. Call turned
himself in at the police staUoo and
remained in custody today.
Spreine said the chase beaan at
the city beach .area when Robert
Lee· Anderson, '8, of San
Clemente, a11ert,dly be1an
punuiq Call in bl.a auto. The two
autos sped tbroqb the downtown
area.
Several witwaes told police
they tbouebt a motion picture
was beinl filmed with atunt
drtvera after wat.eh.l.q tbe pair
speed around corners and t6roulb patdnc Iota.
Sprelm laid tbe chaae eDCled
aft.er tbe two autos sped ..... El
Camino Real and Call Wt the
ctty.
Aadenoa eontaeted police
aaJiq M tboacbt Call WU try.
inl to lboot bim, SlnlM Wet. ~o one wa hwt ln tbe lnei·
dent. police Mid.
World Court Asked
' To Pressure Iran
By Tbe ~ted Presa
The United States asked the
International Court of Justice to-
day to order Iran t.o release the
49 Americans held hostage in the
U S. Embassy in Tehran
The court. composed or 15 in·
te mational justices, ls the prin·
cipal judicial organ of the Unit·
ed Nattoos and is located at the
Hague Ill the Netherlands.
The US. request was seen by
some court observers as largely
a ~ymbolic act and pa.rt of an
American e ffort to s eek a
peaceful resolution to the en.sis
But it could,also put additional
pressure oo Iran when the sub-
Je<:t of the embassy siege is de·
bated in the U.N. Security Coun-
cil. A meeting of the council is
scheduled Saturday nighL
All members of the United Na-
tions may bring disputes before
the court. but all parties to its
Laguna Cited
In Wrongful
Death Suit
Tbe d.tJ of Lquna Beach wu
amo91 defendant. named
W edneaday ln a Sl million wl'OQlfUl death lawauit flled in
COD.Deetion with a July acddeat in
wblcb an out-d-cantrol cement
tnac:k burded ll*> bua7 Padftc
CoutHiabWa.J.
Killed in tbe rollflion tUt uJ.
timately lDvolved 10 veblcles
waa Ellzabetb Ann Brewer
Schock. JO a Laauna Beach
woman wbo had be.a m.m.ct
for n.. m+•••tae.
Tbe laftait wa1 fUe4 in
Oraqe OaaaQ' Superior eo.tt
CID bebaJf of Mr balbucl. ...
ton 187 Scbock, ad ... PG9ll. ltell1 C~-Bl'•••r and1 HeU Brewer. The ·~ aecldellt OC· cured wbml a cellMlllt trudr rou.ct clDWb .. V1ilJo ....... colllded WIUI ••••ral ean. •truck • ,., &al~ .....,
ad came to Nit • ~ 1t.tiaa ...ntu.~1
OtlMi.,... IWDld.. tbt
action wen Trt·B l'ndtnl.
Paul Batt; calftlt ~ad Pwaplq,~1 Llrr7 Ardell, toala
~ l.cill ca_. ua. &Net'•
ddftl', 'Jftr7 DMD Lawr-.
It ta aDleld tn &M ''* :Uaat ~~w to ua. acesa.at ~ . •1c1Ntb. -
1udcmeots must agree t.o accept
its J uri.sdi ct.Ion.
It was not known whether Iran
would agree to come before the
court, but Ayatollah Rubollah
Khomeini has said be would re-
ftae t.o accept any decision dic-
tated by the Se<:urity Council
World Court observers, who
asked not to be identified. said
they did not expect any quick
Judgment by the court since it is
not in session.
One of the members of the
court is from the Uiuted States,
Profe830r Richard R . Baxter of
Harvard University.
lo ata ~year history, the court
bas issued 16 advisories to an-
ternatiooal orsaniUtioos and 39
JUdtmenta in cfuputes among
U.N. members.
Meanwhile hundreds of
thousands or Iranians, some
cbanUna "Islam up. Carter
down!·•, marched lo Tehran to-
day in rapooae to Khomeini's
call for massive anti-American
protests oo thlir Important
Moslem boly day of sacrifice
and martyrdom.
Coast
Weadler
V artable blO cloudlneu
contlnum, diroqh Fri·
day. r..o.. ~ m-the
mid· to appel' a. HlPa
Friday from 70 at the
beachm to 15 Inland.
11'8 ... Te.AT
ks .... faial., ..,. ....
,...,... ftar• Ole..~
OOflC ..... ., 0 ~ ..,..
fJCJ 'WJIGffltd °" ,. Al.
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WASHINGTON (AP) -Call.fonla Gov. Edmund Brown Jr.
HY• be fawn coupoa rationina of tuob "u IOClll u a worka·
ble plaD e8Q be ct.veloped ucf C«llreu Cail thorouabb' ct.bate u ••• .... .
Gu~ ud other COOl«V&Uoll meuw. are the belt way to ndoce tbo .Umated 30 to 40 percent eoeru wan. ID the
United StatM, Brown Hid WedDl9day in an appearance before
tbe Women'• Nadollal Democntlc Club.
A~r..eelfltl_.a
., Tiie •• du.I Prw
Two l"OUP9 ol Am.new ~delb ud s,na today
under tbe State DePartmeat'a" evaeuatkla" plan for
Amertcaa ID U MoeJem eoaatrlea, prompted by tbe U.S. Em·
bauy aSep ID Iran.
ID Dace., Banfladeab, embauy apokeaman Jamea L.
lleyen aald Ti& ol the 900 Americana ln tbe country -14 em-
buay pel"IClllDel, their families and U private dtls.em -bact
volunteered to leave tbe capital "temporartJ.1. ''
· Jn Damucua, Syria, an embauy 10Uree Hid• ll"OUP of Z5 e~acuee11 lnclllded 15 famlliee ol Ameitcana wbo work at the
embuay or are employed by eompan.lea with 1overnmmt eon· •
tract.a. He said some new out today and the othen would leave
Friday. He said it wu a voluntary departure and-the State
Department baa put transport f aeilitiea at the dlapoeal of those
wantlnl to leave.
Stflte Fire &IU. 3
LAKESIDE (AP) -Ftre swept through an apartment early
today, and three bodies were found in the cba!Ted debm.
The dead were identified by the coroner's office as Jeeae Al·
len Simms, 27, a woman and their 6-month.old dauibter,
Esther.
Investigators said a wall aas beater may have malfunc· tioned.
11et1r .. .,..1ac .... ,
NEW DELHJ, India (AP> -Soviet combat troops have
eone into actloo aloapide Al~ forees in a major olfenalw ..... n11e1.w .,.... 11a 01111n1 M1m1nu, ~to a
del•Y8d l'epOWt ...................
1'be report, wblcb WU received Wednelday and could not be
indepmdently confirmed, aald the Soviets were Tajlk and Uzbelr
aoldien from the Central Asian Scmet npubllcs just north of
the A1'han border. There wu no estimate on tbe number of
soldiers, who have facial features similar to Afghans.
The town of Gorband, 40 miles northlrest of Kabul, wu re·
ported returned to the government of President Hafmillab Amin
after being held for two months by Moelems wallna a "holy
war" again.al tbe pro.Soviet reajme.
New Zealand Names
Air Crash Victims
AUCK.LAND, New Zealand
<AP>-Alr New Zealand re·
leued today a liat of foJ'elp
pa11engen aboard the DC·lO
that crubed tn tbe Antarcttc on Wedne1~•1• kl1Un1 all 257 aboard. (Related atory Pqe A4)
All' New Z..laDd laid detalla,
includiq bometoWD1, would be
releued .rt.er noutlcatloo of tbe
Yictima' famlllet.
Tbe tneomplete namea of the
vtcthm appear after tbelr bome
C!OlOltly:
... u ..... -· .... ~-..,.,; ~ l..M. AIHftfllt1111 f'.J.. 11tf .. ••lt~1 Mr .... ._., ....... ; K. ...... Mrs. M. ...,, .... , ...... ~:-.,'Ii.~•: lllW'I. H. °""'Mn. .......... tto. ......... ~-:Mr-. .. Jt/NI• ll. llfef, Ml'J..,. Mrl. I Mn. J • ...,_
rtll; Mia O. ---. .,.Mf• M. 8er1'1Q. ~I ""· W ..,.._ T. ltlll; I. ..... 1 I. T.-...: T.a.1 ... A. IC,..._.; Ml .... -...
0.-1 "' a...: a. ....,.,., "· v..,_,,.; ... a.lo~ M. ~ IC • .......,..., ll ......... ,
'o.A ..... OQMT Ll5C
DAILY PILOT
. . .... __: -· • T --.
Woman Badly
Injured in
Auto Accident
La1U11a Nlauel resident Janet
Stacey Channlcbael, 21. wu r.-port.ed in eertous CC>Pditloa today
after lbe ltl'Uet. the rear of a
parked aeml tractor rta tn her
compaet Md.an near lMr home
Wed.Deedq monWif.
Caltfornla fflibway Patrol of.
ftcera Ted Burpoo ad lerry
Graul reported t.bat tbe erub occatnd at t :as Lm. oa Crown v~ Partwa, near Wett Nine Driv_.
CHP oflleer1 1atd 11111
Cbannk.bael slammed into tbe
leml -ria tbat WU parked aiant
tb• nCltt lbou.lckr of • ....
bound aoe of Crown Valley parkway. Tbera was no •P·
Putilt reuoa for the erub.
•
,,......_,,.AJ
su ...
rldor ta Deldect blld.11 to .reUen alr•aAlJ otettued tr&Upioi'ta· UOA •11tiiiii.; Dr. Gelle ~ of Luuna yean Of ~bate Mi ~ ol 8Mdl Mid tllit tocrtdor wtll tie
p_abllc bl.... clall~ ..... IDCN ... in s...,,."~ a J'OUle 1mo1 WAD eaUM a· tbreat to reeOIDiDIDdea b1 the ~~Janoln1 ltb. ,
commtetao wbldl wou1cJ 1ee tbe He aJM declared lb• ill~ corrtdol' t1:1C1nntn1 our U. pro-~ be l>iaetd ce the ballot
poaed oonioa Ciel •ar: ......... , ~lo!~ .......... and llacA.rtalar aoutnal"d lD _..,all f ,.,....m ot other
N"'DOl't Beacb. ' to a hwtr., woUI Th•~ ah to ••1•t·l•e• bepr.,ured.: ~ .... Would ~'°" tbe l'Ol"IDS La-. Bed llQOr
bonten o1 1mne. Lacau 8eec:b Joa ~ iald rr.w~ do not
and San Juan Caplstrao Wore aolve pr'Mllems and tbat they
eomlediq with tbe San °'91o IOOD beeCJme Oftl'Wbelmed im.
l"reew1y near Avery Partway less tbere II proper land UM
14 mlJea to the aoutbeut. pl1nntn1 in tbe area.
The route 'WH approved lntDe r.ldllllat W_.., Man
desplte ta. mialivtnaa of a m•· decland tbat tbe corridor ii m
after lbe wu kidnapped, but-Jority ol the members ol the a1&-doubt became ol unwilllopwu
Patty Hearst bad no choice. She dience at Wednesday's beari.QI. by plmners to come to lriPI
either jolned her kidnappers or Oppooenta claimed tbat the wttb a fUDdinc plaa.
died." corridor wooJd add to con.1ea· Others iD the audience, lnclud·
Ml. Std.Der said she wu u-tlon, lncreaae pollution and ing repreaentatlves of tbe
1J1oed to •••odate wttb the would dama1e the eavtroameot Oranae County Chamber of
belNM in preparation for the in lbe rollin1 hills ol southern Commerce, the litiHlon VieJO
ltldnaPlllna, but fled from the · Oranae County. Company and the J~e Com· SLA tO llliinl where 1be lumed Propoomta coot.ended the eor· pany, argued in favor-of the cor·
details ol the kidn=I from rtdor.
Ma. Perry in a tel e CCJG. Tbe trJmJportaUcm corridoc' ls
venation. projected to terYe • volume ol
Ml. steiner eald Ma. 'en-y'1 Street work 85,000 to 130,000 velilcles daily.
d.lacu.uiom of the Hearst abctuc-l~hlded in ita planning i.a a
tlon lJlcluded the names of 50·f~wide median to accom·
"Wiilie" Wolfe, Bill Barria, Ballot OK'd modate some form of rapid Patricia • 'llb:moon'' Soltyalk mua tnmlit iD tbe future.
a D d s LA 1 e ad e r D 0 n al d Comtroctiaq ol tbe corridor ii
DeFreae, who called bimw1f In Clemente estimated to C09t from 1180 ''FieldManbalClnqbe.'' million to '210 mlllioa but~
''The Hearst aeUon waa pulled s Cl c are no usurances or atate or u plaaned with only one dif. an emente ity Council federal money to finance the
ference: MJsmoon toot your members bave af.proved the project.
place. Weed wu hesitant, but be wordinl ot an Aprt ' lM>, ballot ColJtl. wbicb don't Include measa.re autn1 voters to ap-opened the door just u Wlllie prove a s:z. 75 miWoa El Camino land acqniai•km. are expected to and J were cndlln& put the R l _. .. _,_ escalate further because COO·
bouae. BW used aome force to ea atreet ""~1 project. atructioa ii not expect.eel to st.art
1et lnalde, and then Clnque m~~ ~~•:,r letc= for 10 to J5 yean.
Ju.mped out ol a buab where he d 1 d b lb th The superviJon aPProved a had bidden and followed the ec e w e er e main route that includes a.lection of
other two. They went in wltb !t~:C:~~ Clemente in the west sector of the cor •
great coofidence," Ma. Steiner The ballot meaalire st.at.es: ridor: seement 17 in tbe central
said abe waa told by Ma. Peny. "Sball the City Council ac-stttor: segment 19 an the east
"The Weed pie was beaten quire funds and authorize tbe central and segment 24 in the
somewhat brutally, but iltwu nec:eaaary wort to resurface and east. unavoidable. He protested ac· wid El ea R
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PROTEST ••
1Uk)''1crnr..t1111to.;e~ oOt ao to a. eOUtal eomm_ 1· C"
WLW-.n.t' ~ ol a~ ~ ... 8oilda Lqma ..., .. ·~U:=t)_~ ......
tbe p~ cu't ._,... tbe tnf·
Ile or runoff, or wllat~!'~!1 there'• really noc.b•n1 tM DDUG
candoabOut(t"
••(BoUd iWrmU) ftillD » UtoD.T told U tbe boa.rd"~ cu
~.~rr~·t-1-:er: r:
place, .. i:e"".:td:
Ha ... Joloed IJJ VWa1e L••une 1pokHman 84Jfada
Blacketer, wlao tarmelt the
board KtJoa "premature· and
been ... " ul'os bou.s IMID .... tlllM m
lb•1 would be wtlllll• ~ ,..
CODJidirir tbelr approwtl OI U.
1eueral pla ti U. tpedk pbn
sbowa too lnucb ttatftc OI ~ problems. But tbe1 a1'oulda'l
have approved l1 1D t.be ttnt
place.'' abe l&ld.
"Their <the board'•> m1Ddl
were nude up a loo& time aeo
on this," 1be said. "It'• futile to
10 up there. 'Ibey do wbat tbe)'
want to do."
She laid petitJou ccataialq
more tban 1,500 alpaturu ln op.
po•lUoQ of the aeneral plan
chanae were presented to the
board.
"But they don't U.ten to the
people."
Marlene Roth, Laguna's direc·
tor of community planning; said
the board abould have con-
sidered a short ccadnuaoee of
the tt.em, ''in view of the prob.
lema ~resaed by resldenta and lhec:lty .•
'f ost of the Wednesday _
speakers oppoeed the extension
of Hobo Canyon Road to the
city's B•lboa Avenue lD the
Arch 8 e acb Heiahta
neighborhood.
They claim that road CODDeC·
Uon will bring traffic coocestion
to lfle hilltop community, and c1·
ty officials say lt will mean the
city might have to provide ftre
and police protection to the aew
development.
lively and noisily. Cinque told en mino eal approll-
bim to keep quiet, but be imately from Avenida Pico in
wouldn't so our leader knocked the north and to the City Limita in tbe south. rum down to quiet him. "The project, wberl eoms>kt·
ed, will allow four traffic lanes,
left-turn lanet and the reteoUoa
of eWUq parldq. Eight Emerge
As Manager
Finalists in.SC
''The project 1a estimated to
eo.t '2,'JS0,000 and will tab .. prolrimateQ-one ,...,. to com-
plete. Tbe project wtl1 ... re-
quire acqutaitioo of any prtnte
propert7 and will be fuaded
from s.uo"" tu and federal
grant maalm."
Americans Uniting
In Iranian Crisis
San Clemente City Council
members have named eight ap-
pllcanta u fmaliata for tbe job of
city manaaer.
And a councll·hired consultant
says a new San Clemente chief
executive may be selected as
early as mid· December
Ralph Anderson, whose COD·
suiting firm baa been bi.red to
help the council screen job appli·
cants, said be lB now contacting
the el.ght. finaliata selected Mon·
day during a closed door meet·
ing.
Anderlon aald more than 100
applicant. 1ougbt the San
Clemente manager post aft.er
tbe job opeolng wu adverUaed
nationally. Tbe post wu opened
when former San Clemente city
manqer Jerry Weeb reallJ)ed
Sept. 30 to take a job with Daoo
Corp.
Anderlon 1ald the council -will
interview tbe job flnalilta during
tbe next three weeks and narrow
the field to two or three appli·
canu.
They may~ brouabt before
council memben •&•in for a
second round of interviews, An·
denon•atd.
Andenoo aaid the names of
the fiQalisll will not be released
alace tbey were submitted in
confidence.
When the aearcb for a new top
alde be&an, council membera
appo!nted former Pomona city
manager Jerrold Gonce to aerve
u San Clemente'• interim top
exeeutive unW Weeki' replace·
meat could be found.
Gonce said be expecta tbat tbe
eouncij will al.low him to coo-
tinue u Interim manqer UDW
the ant ol tbe yur.
Thieves Hit
hi Clemente
U.S. Steel
Hikes Price
PITTSBURGH <AP> -
U.S. Steel Corp., the na·
lion's lead1n1 producer,
announced price increues
on a variety ol product.a
today amounttne to 2.6
percent acrou It.I entire
steel product line.
"The lncreaaea are
wllb In tbe president 'a
voluntary anU·lnfiatton
1wdel.ine9, but are imuffl-
clent to recover the e<1atin·
uing tnllatlon.ar)' COit ln·
crea1ea bein1 ex ·
perieaced." the company
tald.
On T\aesday, \be com.
pany said it would cloee 16
planu employin1 13,000
because they were no
looser prdltabh.
., ....... I , .. .._ "::t.' waved, elUlrek bells
pee. ~-ted· prayer and wbite armband.I
be1an to appear u Americans
anUed la 1upport of U .s .
tio.ta.-held IA tran..
Prect.ta• Carter, in '1.500 let·
ten and Jlal.lcra.ma, appealed to Amene..W~ytoexpreaa
tbetr Mdiment;a about the Iran
criaia by rinOnl church belll at
aooa daily and by ftiU.nl to Iran '1
miasloa to the UnitedN1Uoaa.
Cardinal JobD Cody of Cbic.aao
asked CatboUc cb\l!'CMs in Coot
and Lake counties to complv and
urged coa.creialions to pray for
the hostaaee. Tbe bells ol \be Tuvi.a Part
Method:iat Cbu.rcb in San An·
tonfo, Texas, tolled Wednesday.
and will rtnc 49 times daily unW
\be 48 bostagea are releued,
said the Rev. Du E. Solomon.
"The •bole world 1.a being
held boltqe rl&bl now by tbe
eventa m I.ran ... the pastor said
An anonymous woman caller
to radio ltatJoa WSOC talk-a.bow
host Diet Pomeraat1 in
Charlotte, N.C .• au11ea\ed that
white armbenda would be an ap.
propriale 1)'1Dbol ol support for
the boltape.
By V. edneaday, Sen. Robert
Morcan. O.N.C., wu extoW.ng
the Idea on tbe Senate floor and
radio at•liona Jn C•Jtfonlia,
llicbl1an, MaHacbu1eU1.
Georli• alld New York bad
taken up tbe plan. Some buli·
neu.es m North Carolina were
olfertna the armbands h'ee ol
charge.
''The ldea loeelDS to be apread-
tn e across \be country,•· said
Morgan "Wearing an armband
won't free the hostages or have
any effect on an irrational die·
tator or ranatlcal students, but it
says a great deal about the way
our country is united in this
cn al!l"
"It's just an apolitical way
that we can remember those
people," said Ronn Owens ol
San Francisco radio atatlon
KGO. an armband.support st.a.
tion that reaches 14 Western
states. ,,
Elsewhere, WHFD radio in
Archbold. Ohio, ursed American
broadcasters to jojn in a
"m usacaJ procl•maUon of
freedom, democracy and de·
termination by playtq at leut ,. ... nA'r4..tt,. .... ,_,,,.,., ~ .. l .. -M-every mtte bOW'I.
General manager Mu Smith
said tbe effort would abow the
world that .. no 1JOWer, dic:tUr
or alliance ilf tbe world can ever
hope to extlngu.iah tbe American
flame or freedom and de
mocracy."
Newport Surf and Sport
Specializes In
~ ..
Poutkrfumv ;: 1
"M;,untainttri1~~: ... . • . •:. Quality Jackets ·: :
In assorted colors;:
Sllel&t Sant•i
Believmg that deaf children should have
an oppartunity to talk to a Santa Claus who
cares, »year-old Brad Hatton of San Jose
has learned sign laJWuage. He says deaf
children are overjoyed to learn they can
finally tell Santa what they want for
Christmas. The child is Debbie Sicberman.
Boy, 2,. Hel<I as. Hostage·
. '
Father Fires Shot, Su"enders
-'
,SA!( .l0$l!! CAP) -A rule-( J toting father belcf poU.O,.. -t bay ~ ..41TE for more than three hours early ~•n
today, Mldin1 bis two-)'Ur-old
sOt> bolt.age ln his residence here -----------'
~ a dispute wttb Ida wife,
pP_!tteuid. S8ll J09e pCIUce aalcl-tbe .,_,
itenttfted John Sp~ 25,
ftnallJ 'Surrenchred to )>01.lce -Mtbo'al tneii:leDl abd ... Wren t' a neal'by boapU•l for ia1cbiatl1c evaluaUon.
•At G1Jet,Oint, be told F.'ct.be cldn 't want to hurt bts but
'1f0Uld •boot at anybo y who
~Sle near the house. Apparent-=e fired one abot duriDI the
-hour ordeal, but it wasn't
tended to bit anybody.
following a stroke. Her aae was
reported variously as between 62
and 68.
Pllet Mlssi•9
SAN DIEGO <AP> -The
'Navy aaid an air and sea le&l'Cb
wou.Jd resume today for an of.
fleer who disappeared Wednes-
day after ejectint from a dis·
abled fighter plane.
Offietala at Miramar Naval
Alt Station laid t.be unidentifted
radar intercept officer was
ejected from an F • 14 when tbt'
craft's plexiJ}aas cockpit canopy
suddenly blew df.
~e man was still attacJ>ed to
&is seat wben be left. the plane.
but Navy spokesmen aald oo
earacbute was sighted and the mer was presumed dead.
peal aov: Edm1IDd Brewn Jr:s
odd-ewm paotiDe allocdoll ~
gram.
Mrs. Hallett, ol Atascadero,
issued a statement Wednesday
uyin1 abe ia ur&tna all As-aem bly and Senace ltepublieaD8
to endorse a proposed~
by Allemblyman Euaene Chap-
pie, R·RoseviUe, to eod Brown's
state of emergency.
.... 90..llell•e•
SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -The
state Board of Equalisation bas
asked the Calllornia ,Supreme
Court to overturn a decision al-
I ow i 01 three major public
uillities to reduce and roll back
property tax uaesamenta undec
Proposition 13.
Tbe 8tate Court of Appeal oo
Oct. 16 reversed a San Francisco
Superior Court rullnl against
Paciflc Gu and EAeetric Co .•
Southern California ~ and
San Dleeo Gu and Electric.
A peUtioa filed WedoeecWJ by
the dclmey , ........ oftlce fer
tbe board CODtendm<l tbe appeal
court dedaioG was elevl:J er-
ro n eou 1 and vlol•ted tbe
California COa.ltituUon. '
Tbtrteea per1on1 were
charted with trespUaiJll tn a
de4*1tl.uaa at tbe plant c:. Maron. a few Qya after the
Three Ml.le bland radlaUon
leak. One WU found IQi1C.y bt
Juaie. Court. two plnCled pu.
ty, ud a mlltria1 WU d~lared
fortherillC
'love-in'
CA,ntract
Es po Used
SACRAMENTO (AP> -No
contract, oo property aettJe. meat. -
That's the way actor Lee
Marvin's lawyer says the law
should read for unmarried
couples living toeether.
Attorney Davld Kagon said
contracts would "minimlz.e op.
portunlties for fraud and legal
blackmail."
But not everyone agreed with
Marvin's lawyers Wednesday at
a beal'ing of the Aaaembly·.
JudlcQ.ry Committee.
Takutg advanta~e of a swmy day. a pair of rQJJerskates
and a willing tow from Sook1e. hts three-year-old St.
Bernard. Jon Robinson. 9. scoots along a Del Ma r street
A repraentative of Califonlia
Womeo Lawyers said restricting
tbe riCbt to sue for part of an ex-
lover'• property would hurt aome poor women.
A.ND THE COMMITTEE
chairman said such a require-
ment would be full of loopholes.
Davis Sets Stage
For Gay Rights Law
Tbe committee was beario.g
teatlmooy on ABSM by As -
semblyman Walt.er Ingalls. D-
Rivera1de, that resulted from
the caae in whicb MtcbeUe Tnola
eave up a sincini career after be
prom.*-ltosappoitber.
Ma. Manin lost the cue.
altbouih she woo $104,000 in "re·
babilltation" costs.
But the cue did result In a
rulinl that an unmarried couple
Uvin1 b:lgether could be found to
have an implied underst.and1ng
that they would divade their
property after they broke up.
INGALLS• BILL would change
that ruling by requiring a writ·
ten contract for a property set·
Uement. He said tt. wouki pre-
vent a flood of Marvin-type
cases.
DA VlS <AP> -The Davis C1ty
Council lS to consider a &•Y
nght.s ordmance at its Jan 9
meeung
The counetJ voted 3·2 Wednes·
day to request the city alt.omey
to draft aue!b an ordinance.
The WU followed two boars ol t.esti~ by mUl)' ol tbe 200
persons wbo atl.eftded the meet·
mg
The testimony was about
equally cbvtded for and agamst
Proponents said generally thal 1t
was a civil ngbt.s, human n&hts
and lifestyle lSSUe
Opponent.a generally followed
the argument of Couocalmao
Jim Stevens, who saad he op-
posed any law that would com
pel anyone to associate vnlh
persons not of their lilung
THE PROPOSAL to prohibit
dtscnmioation in ho us1na.
em ploymenl and business
services oo the basts of sexual
preference was introduced by
Mayor Tom Tomasi an behalf of
the OavtS Gay Task Force
Ao m.fonnal poll of the councLI
membffa Uldicated that Lbey
would approve aucb ao or-
dinance
Energy Studied
LOS ANGELE.S CAP> -The
Local Government Commission
on Renewable Resources, an ad·
vuiory group whjch ts expected
to receive formal commission·
status from Gov. Edmund G.
Brown Jr., bas met for the fll"Sl
lime to discuss the future or
sola r energy.
Awarf OK'd
In Lawsuit
EUREKA (AP> -A
Humboldt Coant1 jury
baa awarded $12.6
mllllon in dama1ea to
Se.men's Direct Buyinc
Service. a filhlnl boat
supply company tbat
claim• it went out of
bullneu after Standard
Dfl~~, ·
GOURMET ""4~~
MARKET lJ
011 ::r.:DY of Caliroml• e a fuel
supplJ act.
FARM FRESH PRODUCE
v.s. '' BakJai Pota&oes . t9c • WINE CELLAR
Monlq FreaSpiucl. · · 2k ._. AND LIQUOR
Sweel 1«. S6le Na"' Onn1es . . . 31c:.. S on · Sclaool ao, Slae ~ Early 11mes . . . . . • .,-. ,,.. •Ill
DeUd.-AltPies • . . . . .. .. . . . . 39t .. PQP9Y Vodka • 3.99 •* aa>
·~~~II Crlap llndl rreu Local Cabbace 12c .. Gllbey1 G.. . . . 5.19 ••>
Now featuring fteab Potted plants Of &oreaby Scoutl . 4.99 nw..a> all kinds for Cbrtstmas. Also fresh flowera dally. We will prepare Del•M!J'•Ol•~ beaullfw fnut baskets aa order for or Via it.. . . . . . . . . . . . -1.99 .. <Ul.
your holiday 1J'1nf.
,. TOP CHOICE AND
PRIME MEATS .,....., .. r._ ..... ,..., ... t..., ........ 1.49 ..
... ,,.-.--~ ....... 1.49 ..
l.4.lu1
SEAFOOD
DEPARTMENT ••
1.98 ..
Goll Fee -Questions
San Clemente cowicil members have approved a city
golf course fee bike that a group of local senior cltilens
says is unfair and unnecessary.
wtrlle a SO.cent Increase on the previously imposed
$1.50 nine-hole. rowid of golf fee may not seem like much
to ask, the controversy surrounding the hilted price bas
raised some serious questions about the funds generated
Crom the municipal facility.
Golf course advisory committee members assert that
the SO-cent fee hike is needed to offset the increasing
operating costs at the municipal links.
But two council members who voted against the bike
claim there appears to be more money than can be ac·
counted form the city golf course fund.
Council members Karoline Koester and Myrtis
Wagner charge that there are discrepancies in the books
for the golf course fund over the past 10 years. They have
demanded an audit.
It may be possible that the discrepancies cited by the
two council members have a legitimate explanation. But it
is unwise to proceed without checking them first.
The books should be put in order before a shortage or
funds 1s used as an excuse to increase ~olf course fees.
Signs and Sales
An irate San Juan Capistrano restaurant owner is
battling city hall over what he believes is an unfair sign
ordinance. •
Ralph Letizia says he's been losing $2,000 a month
since he opened his fish and chips restaurant 14 months
ago and he bfames the c1ty·s strict sign law.
He was cited earlier this month by the city for
hanging out a cloth banner advertising his shop and was
ordered to take it down.
One must sympathize with the problems of small
businessmen. but ~ strict sign ordinance benefits the
entire community and city officials have no choice but to
enforce it.
While he can seek variances to allow a banner-type
or other signs m front of his store, Letizia seems
unwllling to do so. He says that could take six to eight
months and by that time he'd be long out of business.
But caty officials say a solution to the shop owrier's prob·
lem could be found within a month after he files a request
for additionalsignage.
Since the city appears willing to hear out Letizia's
complaint and perhaps come up with a solution to bis
saggine sales, he would be well advised to work within
the framework of the law.
And if his complaint is valid, the city should make an
effort to a speed a solution.
• ()pinions e.pressed 1n the space above are those or the Daily Pilot.
Other vteWa expressed on th1a page are those of their authors and .rusas. Reader comment is invited. Address The Daily Pilot. P 0
Box 1seo. Costa Mesa. CA 92826 Phone (714) 642·43?1
Boyd/Book Boom
B1L.•. BOl'D T-birty yean a10. the book publllberJ ID tbiJ country put
Ollt about a,eoo Utles a year.
Now tbe7•re publlsbio1
aJmoet 40,ooo a year. And the
tnDd IUD appears to be rts-tn .. Wbat'• your 1u.1 u to
w1aJ more and more people
an ba1tq more aad mClh boob' 111 pea II t11ey•n
ptUai ft4-up'erlud fed· :.r;:..-ltb wbat'I OD
to almost all overwet1bt
women la the tendency to u-
sum e a relaxed po1ltloa
eitber atWna or 1tandiq b1
cro111DJ tbelr um• com-fortablY '1'/er tbelr mldaec-
doDI. So reporta a medlco.
Claim la that a low1b ot all
tbe aold and 1Uver ever
mined cm earth la now at t.be
boUom ot the .ea ln the bolds
of tun.ken lblpl.
It lt true tbat people
wbo've bad tbelr 9Y9 a... remcwed lD cataract OPUa· Uom om ... far. bee!er at
nlsbt Ulan people wlth normal 'NIOGti lo l'm told.!
Claim la the .,. leDa fUtll"I
out ullr&ftokilt n-. Wlth JM ., ............... ..
~ ................ .
dt111ar1 U1bt, but wbat.•1 fUrtlMr ..... .....,.. bj Dl·
traftollltlldl&.
• •
U.8. INTELLIGENCE acen·
c.t11 are WOl'klna feverilhlJ to
ldentift' the ultimate wtnner ot
the Kremlin's Ruaaian roulette.
Mailbox
TH eaDdldet.ll for the top Job
are alrady Jotk•11n1 for · •· tkla. fCll"llllg alllucee and, U · Ca""' ... tWr powe.r baMa lor abowdown. Tbt ~ wtJJ ban a latln1 impact OD Wc..ld attal.n.
We•repottect earlier UM ln·
tere1UDJo.:ao11tblUty that
GriaorJ DOY -DO kilt to
tbe rre-Revolutton Imperial
fam ly -aaiabt auume
BrabneY'1 UCJe. At 58, be '1 tbe
1ouniest member ol the Polit-buro. CIA analyats believe b1J
1ucc or failure may depend
Xl bow IGDa Brabnev remalm
lD power; Romanov'• chaDeel
are tbousbt to lmorove the
&oater Brabnev bolda oo.
WBBTBER tbe "youn1··
Bomano¥. ao older nvaJ or a COD·
aort.tum al hopetW. takes over
from Brabnev, one thint lacer-tain, aceordlnc to • top.secret
CIA evaluation: .Any aucceuor
wtll have to have the support ol
PoUtburo member Yury V . An·
dropov, bead of the pervulvely
powerfuIKGBaecretpollce.
"Tbe KGB bu an important
role to play ln the aucceuion
proeeu or 1n a period Of polWcal
lnatablllt.y." the CIA '1 aeeret
dally lntelliieace report bai not.
ed. ··~ Ml1olal ~ for the JOb of ...... al HtNtal'J mutt~ tbat b• bu the
tacit appco+aJ ol ibi MC ii~ or· ·-s~=t:=~bd by Ure u.mem•. POUtburo In
the 1av.., day1 Of JOMf SWin't ooe-mu rule, tbe KGB'• ln· nuenc. pbmu•Mfed .. mllOrarib
att.r ... chlel. the bated uvreri-
ti Berta. WU depoeed aid U ·
ecuted ID 19'3.
But ln recent years,. the KGB
bu reco~ JDucb ol lla bit power. "Tbe <1*) coup aplmt
Khruabcbev for example. bad
the acquleaeeace ot the KGB,"
the C1A reported.
Tbla reaur1ence put.a An·
dropov. it not 1n tbe driver's
seat, at least lo the po1lt.ion to
block the nc~ ot anyooe
he dltappnw• ol. Hit lnfluene.
ln the POlitburo ta at.ett.d by tbe
KGB ties ol two fellow mem-
bers. ArYtd Pellbe and K.lrUI
Mazurov. Andropov la abo •
close personal friend of
BrHlmeY.
T11E DEllLIN tinamaker la
a tall, 1ebolarl1-tooktas man
who speab BqllaJa nuently.
Sourees told our auoelate Bob
&ateruuiD tb&t ADdropoy la lD • • ••tute, rqtble11 J»•r~l
bureaucrat wbote cold =e: calcula~ attit&iU" fltl eU tor IU~ u KGB boU. •
Tbe CIA taperb won't baald
• ..... to wbieb ot the •
leadlaa oon&eDden will 1et ijae
K08 CllW't tuJ ot approval.
But tbey do dl1count ''e
pouibill'1 that A.Ddropov wtl1 be able to ar•b tbe btua rtaa ,,..
hlmeelf.
H• ii a and ln PoOr bedh.
Llke former CIA chief ~
Buab, A.ndtopoy will alto ftid
that bia eutpment u bead ol
tbe aecnt police will pnmt' • aerioua poUdcal ll.abWty. 1
GRl!B&'8 GRAPEVINE:
Ronald RU1an and Teddy Ken-
nedy are oddl-oo favorite to win
their ftllpeetlft part.Ml, oom.lna-
Uou for ~t. aecordlnl to our own poltllcal pfOIDGltleator,
Jimmy the Greek. For t.ho&e
wbo are willint to put their
money where their opinloDI are,
here'• t,fie early-momtn1 line
from t.be Lat Ve1u oddlmabr:
Repuliticam -Rea1u, 3 to 5;
Geor1e Buab. 4 to 1; John Coo·
nally and ~ant Baker. 5 to l :
Pbll Crane, BOb Dole, Job.n An·
denon and any l•te starters, 40
to l .
DelQOCrata -Kennedy. l to 2:
llmmy Carter, 2 to l; Jerry
Brown and any aublt.equent
bopeloJI., SO to L
&BAGAN REBUFF: Movie
nottalpa buffs are facin1 what's
abaping up as a quadrennial
ramlne on late·ni&ht television.
Thanb to a beartleu Federal
Communications Commlaaion.
such savory silver screen 1ems
as ''Bedtime for Bonzo,··
"Naughty But Nice," "Hellcats
of the Navy," "Killers of 1964"
and "The Hasty Hearl" are
here by banned rrom lbe
airwaves tmtil after t.be star of
these flicks. Ronald Reagan .
drops his status as a presidential
candldat.e
Tbe ruling is ostensibfy to pre·
vent demands for equal llmc
from his opponents. but it also
had the effect or preventing
Reagan's nvals from using the
reruns to make h1 m look
ndlcu.lous
Why Should 'Busy' Signal Cost 2S Cents?
To the Editor:
Thia is a ''class action" letter
meant tor the Paclfic Telephone
Company, and to acquaint
others financially concerned. I
hope The Pilot will cooperate by
printing thia letter.
Since Nov. 1 Ma Bell hu im·
poeed a 25-cent charge on sub-
scri ben for each call made to
ascertain if a line is out Of order'
Alter receivina a "buay" a1pal
ror hours when trying to call a
small service store 1 asked tbe operator lo test the line to de-
termine it it actually were being
uaed, and if not to report it out of
order.
·'That will be a 25-ceot
char1e,'' I wu told
I DON'T believe a caller
should be peoaUzed for calllq
the telepbone COIDp&D'/'I atten·
Uoo to faulty Mr'Vlce. If a cbeck
la made and tbe line actuall1 la
buay. perbapa an I mpltleat
caller milbt p~a penalty fOf' lncreul.na the comPallY'•
work ~. If fault la a re-
ceiver all t.be book1 tbe called
patty la reapomlbae, whether tbrouJb lnadHrtence or de-
liberate aetloD to uaure belnl
undlatuned.
At _, rate, Ma Bell abauld be
pleued pbone UMl'I at4emPt to
C:OOS*'D ln I~ service
by reporUna •UIPldoUI eond:I·
tiorll ud the lmpGllitloo ol a fee •• beNbJ (and only here) pro.
tested. 0. ff. P KING
lion that tbe "UUle 1uys" aren't
using the small claims court.
They are, aa I do, but so are the
big guys. And what's wrong with
the "bi1 IU)'I" llViDI le1al
fees? If they don't , their le1aJ
expemes would be puaed OD to
ua .. Utt.le SUYS" ln the form ol
big.her pricea. ~
In condUl.lon, the me of small
claims doeln't preclude the "lit·
tie guys" uaaae of it. Does
anyone know aome "little IUY"
who didn't use tbe 1y1tem
because of the bi& IUYS !
THOMAS 8 . O'KEEFE
•.n•n•CH••I~
To the Editoi':
Wlt.b the announcement that
Haythome'a Department Store
la closlq ita doon IOOD, U well
u Watem Auto, one ll lncliDed
to renew tbe bullneu climate in
San Clemeate and lo look at
what la h•'Tc:!J"•· We are 1 our two new
automobile a1eacles and
tber::t;. co1Un1 our city
tboua ot dollars &DDually ln
tax revenuff u well aa the
employment ot .local reatdeota.
It would be difficult to de·
termlDttbt louof reveou• totbe
clty and emg.t:ymeot of San
Clem••m lo the lack ol
local support for a fine
reataanat.
Apparel nor. do more buai·
Dell • Nie tlme tban t.bey do tbroulboul tbe yur wbesi they
douJa M rHbstQ& fUll J)l'Oftta
fl"OGl mscha.ndlle told to resf. Tllreea •ere ct.Gta wbo an butDa cwnmt.
To the Editor: modern merdlandbi -at out-Gf.
Tbe Cbriaet to our almaspMN town .....
la DCK-17 for tbe Mure, but bu WU& arpa&sabl or IJ"OUP9 ~~ •~•CODCSDedaboutthe ... __ UIDOW. l 8 l I bofethat tbt DallJ Pilot will bullaeu climate n an ~ tb1t dwtr and coo-CialDeCll&e?
alder tt bl termt cil lta •llfl*'l ftlS an COONCJL It bail :=-m=:-0:: :'ru~ endeatortN to rNrd •=
teed dleln flVm --=l • ~ It U. b., u1d that ~ \l the,_.... f~ MD.Jan GD eu bit dlft.Decl u your Git...-. the dtt IOlf eour.. TIMt Pl••
Umlted by &be pomltkll of _, velop'w' ad tM ~ Baeti
llOH. Oar DOH, ,..,.= Club JIOme ~ occup7 macb of C:'.... lanp alld Ute comdl 1 Ume. Howenr, I~ .;. mftlftd la all • t•Dllble re1ulh faU to
tl•IWJD:&:-..,S: -:-Tb~in ... or Com~
=ma.aOUNBsao,11.D. hu a• lilt cl"memblln bUt m1m.....,W11Whlft1•· a.u lt II •· lillNlalve force to Imp...._ •-;-Rrttor the Im·
pro• ... •' of t ... t..~l•QI eu ... * tM • 4a. tllDe llMI,:._,.._ WWDOt M.Uait 1111111 tM lD Su C'UMatt
to support a mua1er. beaut)'
contests, mixers. parades. etc.
because businesses will have
gone to greener put.ure8.
What does all of the above lm·
ply?
A community aatlafied to alt
on its posterior and to be
apathetic toward anyth!nc that
mi&bt make San Clemente a bet·
ter place lD which to li•e and lo
rear a family and lo work and to
play.
JAMES H. ASHBROOK
IJ••rtl
To the F.ditor:
Tbe media were all p~
m1 that Proposition 2 would
lower interest rates. However,
upon readinl the pJ"Opolitioa, it
became obrioua that It would
hav·e the oppoaite effett. I
beUHe tbll it known U falle ad·
vertillq and that the oat.come
of tbe election is oulWled by
aucb e111ooeoua publicity.
The Bible repeatedly warna
acainlt usury ••• '>the act ol
lelldiq money at a rate ot In·
teret1t that la excessive ••• "Tbe
pel'IOl6 or naUoa that praetlcea
usury eanat klDt endure. Th1t
la a nataral law. as real u the
law of trHlty. It caooot be
broken.
l Aove Ame.rtca and wbat lbe
at.ands for. I don't want to tee
th1I nation eollapae. It ta time
:e~f===-~ pat an md
L CJlAJG BURLl:R
local authority, and aareguants
for our health and the environ·
menl.
Tbia legialatloa la now before
a conference committee <the
Senate did not authorize the
f'#atver or laws .. did the
HOUM>. It is hoped that a more
equitable form of EM B will be
worked out there. We should
uree Coa&resaman Badham to
reaaaea bis pogition and vote
for no EMB tbal involves
w&Jver of laws.
ANN JOHNSI'ON 1-• *' eetl To tbe Editor:
SboWd Junk food be banned?
We can talk about lt a lot, but
like tbe weather, doing
something about It is quite a dif.
ferent t.hlnc.
J'lrtt, let'• define Junk food.
What it It? To know what Junk
food ii to yuu, 1 must mow who
you are. If you are a diabetic, it
may be anytbin& wltb heavy
1u1ar content, lncludlng alcobolle .,.,., JI y u run a
bealtb f, re. It's an)'l.blna
that J'GU dali . JI you are
tryln1 to 101 • lt'a
uyWq 'fttb a lot of cMJories. If
1011 are,* kid, it'• probably
aplnadl. pua and liYer.
NOW 80llE people will tell
you that a bambul"pr ia Junk
food. What la It? It la pvun4
beef, a uace and a vegetable,
pet"ba,. tomato. omon or pickle
OD • bUD made from wheat. II
thatJuntf
To ... people tt 11 a eandJ
bar made Ol mltt. tMter. eus!
IUfU't DUia and other tood fooa p.rOdueta. One j)enOD will tell
,OU_ tllll low-ealorie toda pop la
......... it N!ftteln1 prac:-
Uca1J1 notldq, wtllle a penon
GO a die& wUl tell ,_ tbat It ll ti.ad•••• It II ~Alolie. I WWld be for Mnntna Junk ~ If I an nat lt Ii, bu& it ll a eoolllkliD ot tm'ml. Food CU•
-. IM' J-Uid Junk cumot 1-focil.' Tbe two &erma are op.
poelttil. llM BOLDING
r ..
I
Police seektng the slayer of
ix On.dee Coast women have
apanded their search na·
wide by sendi.nl a crime
et1D to all law enforcement
encies In the United States,
ce said Wednesday.
Lt Jack Calnoo of Costa
esa, wboM department aent
The skeleton of a camper mo.ma !t1 rock bunters to &be Mo-ne Df.Mlt lloadaJ bu bela tatlvelJ-ldeatlfted u tbat ~ obn Lee ·0rew, abo known u
obD Lee Deodineer, 34, of Costa
e.a, oftlda1I ta1d toda.J.
A apokesman for the San
ernardlno County Coroner'•
nee Hid t.od.ay the ldentlftca·
on wa1 made with the aid of
apen found on the man. He
aid camping gear was also
Oimd in the area.
Crowd
~-ts Gunman
Coast
•= r ••lnu fro a .. .............. ..... ff.ant .... ,,. .......... . ........ _ ........ ~
•••·tori re epla•d• la a cop1rt1llted 1tor7 la Ute
new•~ .... ~ .... the 8LA aa.o klend dDa-pplQJ . tbie .. year-old belreaa• mother,
C.therb:te Meant. and .. neeut.
ln1" former President Ntzon
out a teletype "MO" or modus
operandi ol the k:Uler-rapllt said
the move was made because in·
vestigaton have to coaaider the
possibility that the auapect has
fled the area.
It bas been more than five weeu since the last murder.
Calnoo said that poljce in the
,., .........
FACING PROBE
tt.mnton Jofdlln
Prosecutor
Narrwdin
Jordan Case
WASHINGTON <AP) -A
special three-judge court BP·
pointed a special prosecutor to-
day to invesUgate allegations
that Pre!sident Cart«'s chief ad·
viler, Hamilton Jordan, used the
Wegal drug cocaine.
The panel appointed u pros·
ecutor Arthur H. Cbriaty, a New
York attorney wbo pros-
ecuted mobster Frank Costello
when Christy wu U.S. Attorney
for the Soutbern DilUict of New
York lo 1951$.
In lb otder, the court said lt
WU actinl "upon eonaideration
of the application of tbe attomey .
eeneral. . .for appoint.meat
of a tpeda1 prweeutor' to lo·
veaUsate tbe alleptlon that
BamlltoD Jordan pasteued co calne tn tbe Southern Dlstrlct cl
New Yorkoa June'Z7, W18.''
JOl'UD b8I den.led be bat ever
Uled cocaine.
TM White House chief of staff
WU aCCUlfd of ualnl the cirui
durbl• • 1978 vlslt to Stud.lo 5', a New York City dlscotbeque
owned by Steven Rubell and Ian Sebraa•.
aubell and Sc1tra1er aald
Jordan wa1 Mell UltDI coca1ne
lD tbe club. TbeJ ·1 offered to
te1tlfy as.Wt .Jordan lD u-
cba=e for the •ovemm•t'1 dio ctw..-of feicWl'll tu ••at on~ .~alalt them. The)'
pleaded PiJt7 Nov. 2.
Tbe IJ)IClll pane) tald it WU
dllclollal Ill dec1liklll '111 tbe
beatlm..tlolJ...U..''
n. ~ ma arw.1 eCNk1 1n, ....... ., .........
or .. smaUaSaMmofaftoia· U." 11 'a rt .i.-fir eoc,..
aod otber: Dotabl••· Ute ... :!"&:.~ . .... ~ uSd tbe Idea ol abd~ tM JOQD1 womu.,..
ratted llDGDJ 8LA members
late ID ll'7J bJ Bmtl1 Hanta, wbo lt IOl'Vtq a teatAmce for
convlctloa of kldnappin1 ud
ri>bbery in 1 California womtG'a
prlaon.
Her tnaband. WWlam Hanta,
lt aervtna time in San Quentin
five agencies investigating the
nine usaulta attributed to the
killer are slftinl through the
thousands of leads they've been
given in t.be past two months.
In addition, investigators from
the Or~e Countv District At· torney 's office are checking rec-
ords al the Orange. Countv Jail.
They want to flnd out if a man
fitting the suspect's description
has been jailed there in the past
five weeks
The possibility that the killer
has been jailed or bas fled the
Orange Coast is a possibility,
police say, because of the lime
element.
Tbe killer bas attacked n1De
women a1nce Aupat. 1977. One
murder·r.pe occurred in um,
ud tbi nit ba,,.ned W. year.
-.,,.. ... ub .... beeomlaa
more fr9qumt wtUl three ID ~
tember and two in October.
prtsoa m tbe tame con9ktioal.
"Privately. I bad~
deelcMd Ill)' da11 • a tel 1va11t wen over wfleD ci..tt, Icy cool
Emily HarN acddeat.ally en...
covered Patt.J Beant lived cm-
gua rded In Berkeley.·· 111.
S&einer a.id tn the Cbroaicle re-port.
Ms. Steiner aaid SLA member
Nancy Lint Perry retarded
Mils Heant u •'the belt cba&ee
so far. She'• a perfect Yk:Um,
apart from tbe bJah~p pollttCOI
like Ronald ba1an or Nw..
but the seeurtty .... them oat.
Hearst'• father eommaDdl •
much power trtth tbe aewa
media and is so rich -be'U be
in our bandl completely ti be
want. tbe Ort kept alive.
"The older woman mlibt bave
pe1ie4 out oa us, bat the
da'-"hter ta ltnJQI and bealtby;
we UD UM JMir to maalpalate btr tatJNr.•• ~ Stelnei'-.n.d K1.P~~· M •. Steiner ,.14: "Patty
WUD°t jmt a i'klt bitch, throw·
tnc a 8tllCt ol bread about. SM
attended demODttratlou and ralltes or,.nl.led by radical
ll'oup1 cm the University of
California ca.mpm. MUllOM cl
people crtt:ldt.ed ber bebaviar <lee~ Pap A.a>
The OYe•wee-I~:'~ could mea tile ~ baa j.u.d ()_9-eome otbei' efaarae, bu left the area, .. or be'• dead," noted
Capt. Ron Lowenbers of Tustin.
The killer bu atruck twice in ... ,,.,.~ .. ,,,~~""'"·"
that city. ldllin& one woman and
seriously lnjwi.ng another. The
injured woman's unborn baby
daughter died as a result of the
assault
Four of the victims, including
one who survived, were from
Costa Mesa . One of the murde~ women lived in Irvine
and another lived in Corona del
Mar. Another surviving victim
lived in Santa Ana Heights.
"We sent that teletype to
agencies in Canada, too."
Lowenberg said. "In fact we
sent it anywhere that there is a
receiver to handle a messa1te."
Like Tustin police, Costa ·Mesa
investigators are still sorting
through more than 2,000 leads
that resldeots have phoned in
the past mooth aft.er police ls·
sued a drawing of the suspect.
Calnon said 10 sdspect.s idea·
U!ied in those leads have been
completely cleared in the case.
"But that leaves us with
another 300 people that are still
being looked at and another 550
leads that we haven't even start-
ed to check," be said.
"We could be working on these
leadt for another year," Calnon
added.
Bandit Hits
Mesa Motel
A lone bandit eacaped with
$220 from the olftce of the Ali
Baba Mot.el, 2250 Newport Blvd.,
in Costa Meu Tuesday, police
aald today.
They Hid tbe man, who
claimed to have a pa but dldn 'l
dllptay It, Oed on foot after the
11 p.m. robbely.
Police said tbe nearb1 Sealark Motel: 2274 Newport Blvd., WU
robbed earlier um week. The
thief lo that cue wu described
U in bit earb' SOI ad unbmpt.
Tbt AJ1 Baba thief WU 1D &la 80I
and cleu4baven. accordlnl to delcrtpUau Cive.o police.
o.MY"' __ _
TOWING SERVICE OPERATOR ELMER OOlllG" SIZES UP HEAD OF MUSTANGS
Polle• Seek Cotlector of Other PMple'• :es. 'M and 'fl1 Fords
Mesa Autos
Among Stolen
Ford Mwtangs
Huntington Beach police are
searching today for a man they
believe collected Ford
Mustangs. The trouble 1s, police
said, the cars belonged to other
people.
The misaina car collector, ol·
ficera,aid, rounded up a bet'd ot
10 Mdstanp which police hap-
pened upon late Tund.ay.
Officen armed wttb a wan'&Dt
to arrest Michael Schroeder, 25,
of 8211 Jndianapol11 Ave. for
failure to appear In court on a
weapom cbarl• reported find·
ing the autos behind bis res·
idence.
The rustled Mustangs, police
sald. were all partlaUy di•· mantled. The collection of 19115,
'68 and ·~ can allegedly wu
stolen from HuntlnCton Beach.
Costa Men and l.rvlDe. The can, eacll estimated to be
worth around '3,000, were towed
off and ttored by poUee.
World Court Asked
To Pressure Iran
Judgments in disputes among
U.N. members.
M eanwblle, hundreds or
thousands of Iranians, some
chanting "Islam up, Carter
down!", marched in Tehran to-
day ln response to Khomeini's
call for massive anti-American
protests on this lmpof'lant
Moslem holy day of sacrifice '! and martyrdom.
The demonstrators stayed 1 away from the U.S. Embassy
and the '9 Americana held
bosta&e U... Jn __., deYelopment, the
' replaaefneat ol Abolbusan Bani
Sadr u lran '1 forelp policy
spotesmm apparently doomed
U.N. Security Council effort. to1 ease tbe c:rtlts.
Khomeinl'a rullnc Rnolu·
Uonary Council on Wednesday
replaced Bani Sadr with Sadeah
G botbaadeb, a bard-llne
member or the ru.11D1 council
and chlel of lran•1 state-run "
radJo and tele~laloo networlq
'nle ciftletal Pan Deft acency
said Bani Sadr would retain his
po&t u ftn.ance m.lnllter.
Gbodnadeb told Pan tbe IOY· · emm• ltW bad not decldOd
. .
.4wrte• .. £e•ee MW•-•
By TM Auoda&M Pnu
Two aroupe ot Americana left Baqladeab and Syria today
under the State Department'• "voluntary evacuation" plan for
Americana lD 11 Moelem countri•, prompWcl~ U .s. Em·
baHy ste1• 111 Iran. T"> ID Dacca, Baaalede1b, embuly apok .. man Jamu L.
lleyen said '74 ol tM too AJMricau 1D tbe country -1• em·
buay personnel, their famW• and JJ private ctu.m -bad
volunteered to lea" the capital "temporarily.''
In Damucua, Syrta. an embalay IOW'ff aald a croup of 2a
evacuees lncluded 15 famUI• ot Americana who won at the
embuay or are employed by companl• wllb aovemment COD·
tracll. He tald some flew out today and tbe otben would lean
Frtct.y. He tald lt wu a volwttar:v departure and tbe State
Department bu put tran.port facWUea at the dlapo9al of U:ae
wanting to leave.
St•tf' f'lre K Hb T•~
LAKESIDE <AP > -Fl.re a'#tl)t tbroulb an apartment early
today, and three bodies wue founCl lD the charred debrta.
The dead were ldeaUfted by tbe coroner's otftce u .J-.e A.I·
Jen Simms. 27, a woman and t.belr 1-mootb-old daqhte.r,
Esther.
Investigators wd a wan ps bea1s IDa1 haft lllalfmac·
tioned.
11et1 r,...,.. ta C•••••
NEW nm.m; tAP> -8°"lt ecieW troope Pw
ton• into acUoli •~ Allha forn1 In a mljor ~ve acalnlt rebel-held amt iD ceatral AlpanfSWJ, accordlnl to a
delayed report rnch1n1 here.
The report, wbicb wu r.cetved Wednesday and could not be
Independently confttn\ed, Hid tbt 8oviN were TIJlk a.od Uzbek
aoldfers from the C.ntral ¥tan Soviet repubUC9 juat north of
the Aflhan border. Then wu no 11Umate on the number ot
aoldlen, who hav• factal featw'tl tlmllar to Af1bana.
The town of Oorband, "° mu.ea nortbwttt of Kabul, WU re·
ported mumed to the 1ovemmmt of Pte1ldent Haftrullab Amin
after belnt held for two montbl by Motlem1 wa11D1 a "holy
war" aplmt the pro..So•tet reatme
New.~ealand N_ames
Air Crash Victims
AUCKLAND, New Zealand
<AP> Alr New Zealand re·
lea1M ~ a Ult of forelp
PHHDttr'I aboard tbe DC-10
that crUhed ln lbe Antaretlc oo
W•dneaday, klllln1 all 257
aboard. (llelated story Pa•e A4)
Alr New laalancl aatd detalll,
lncludlnt bometOwn•. would bt
rtltand after ootlftcaUon of the
vtcUma' f amilt•·
The tneomplete nam• of tbe
vlctima ~r after tbelr bome
couatey: _ __,,.., .......... OU• I ...,.. UA.
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DA ILY PILOT
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..., ... :l(.l(MM<lt
fir-•: 1 . i...tlMa.
3 Arrested
On Sex Rap
Three Newport Beacb maa•ace parlor employ"' were
arrated oa proltltutloD eharcel
earl1 toda1. Polle. set. Tolly Villa ldla·
Uftt4 Ule 1uapecta u Karen
Ouni.r. II. and DenlH Lye
Beidler ..... botb ot Loaa 8Mcb1 m Sblrle)' ADD S.U.r, M, C11 tao lldl a.. NewpOrt Beacb •
Villa aUepd tUt be U1'llted
tb• uto after &bier oftt* blm
IUUI Mnbl lD uchanl9 tw
IDCIMJ. , ll thr•• women are Spa~~.~u:.
affiii-·~
Seven Killed
In 808 Crash
after .. ,_= '! ........ I· .. --~·=-.... .............. ... WIHiil • ,... ..... far .. kMlll•.... .... n.d troiD tM
ILoA.Oleli ~ ....... .............. . . -.... ,.,,, . ... ., ........ ......... ... ·~~· .......... ., ..... ......
0 ......... tb• ..... of
., UUt" Wolle, BUI Harrt1,
Palrt '• "IH1moo .. lolt11tk
••• I _ A l••d•r Do••I~ Dtr,..., •lao ealltd 1a1mae11 ,.,............ ."
.. Tbe I an& ICtion wu pulled
•• pl....S Oll11 .. dlf.
fertnce: lfl1moon took rour
pltoe. Weed WU MlfWt, \it M
oPQed \be door J\W\ u Wllh
and .I w•re crulllnf put the
boo•. ll UMd IOID• fone to
f •t lnatd•, and then Cinque umped tut ot 1 bmb wbere be
ad bldc!a ud followed the
other \wo. They weat lD with .,..,~·· ..........
Hid lbt WU told by Mt. PenJ.
"TIM Wted pJ1 wu beat.
10mtwbat brutally, but lt wu
unavoidable. K• pnMit.d AC·
tlvtl)' and nol.lll1. ClDQue told
btm to lrt•P quiet, \ut be wouldn't eo our leader knocked
blm doWl\ to ctulet him. You'll
remember tbe fteld mU1bal d1d
aot want any a.hoottnl tr polll·
blet Ma. Steiner 1atd lb. Perry
tola ber.
11Weed auu wouldn't abut up.
In fact. IM put up tome l\&bt, '° BUI kicked bllft and bea[ btm.
He broke a wine botUe over b1a
head and belt b1m to the floor . While Blll waa deallnt with
Weed, Mlamoon crabbed the
Hearst woman, who WH lD tbe
abower. CJnque and Mtamoon
threw a bathrobe around ber
downatain, where Bill wu .UU
kickln• Weed, wbo WU almost
uncontdoua.
"Hearst wu acreamlna, and
for aome odd reuon, Mbmooa
picked up her pune and handed
It to ber. Then they dra11ed ber
out to the car. It wa• un·
fortunate the man next door ap-
peared and they had to erab btm
.. wen. but we ditched him
rapldly," Ma. Stelner said ahe
W&I told by Ma. Perry.
Mias Hearst wa.s taken to a
house In San Franciaco · 1 Mia-
1ion Dlalrict where Ma. Perry
told Ma. Steiner, "We have her
Ued up and blindfolded In a cup-
board. She wean a llebt 1aa ex-
cept when we feed ber, but we're stantna her u mucb u pout.
ble, Just bread and water.
"We'll keep her locked up and
any of the men and women who
want bet can take ber1 Ci.Dque ~
coune. tqot ber lint, u leadet,
but she's 1ettlna foul. She'a lD
total dark:nea and we don't let
ber out to the bathroom, 10 she's
croucblng or standing as beat
abe can.
"We take turna standing out·
aide tbe cupboard, speaking
about her and her backerowid,
• polnttng out bow evil her type of
life ia. Thia ii part of the lndoc·
trlnauoo, of course. Clnque ln·
siata she understand why she's
been kidnapped, that abe lan't
Jtat an object of money. She
muat understand the politics and
idealJ behind OUT action.
·'She muat learn to detest the
back1round ahe representa and
what her family have done to get
their money and power. That's
why 1be'1 here.
"She's terrllled. but we'll
break her, we 'll lnsUJl rear of us
into her soul. We're drumming
our words into her brain, her
skin, her boaea. We bani on the
door to keep her awake. Un-
fortunately, there's no spyhole
ln the door, to we have to open lt
every now and then to make
sure ahe'a alive. When we do
thll, on apeak calmly to ber,
tellln1 her she can tee daylipt
all the time lt ahe Jotu ua. What
a coup that would be for our
part!,'' Na. Perry told Ma.
Steiner.
Ma. Steiner, who aald lbe SLA
threatened to kU1 her ovu bar
detectJoa. nec1 to En1land.
Sbe said became a.be feared
10LD1 to priloD benell, ab1 dkl not mum to tM Uniad Statel to
, help Mill Hunt du.riq ber im
Uia) OD cbartts aM putielpat.cl
ln u SL.A bUk robtierJ lD 11'16.
lbe IM~ Npo&Wd.
Gunman Roba ..,..
Actor'a Wife
•
To .. hSltot
John Richards, 12, of Costa Mesa. tries to get a shot
past Wes Torell, 11. also of Costa Meaa. with the
guidance of Phil Condon, athletic director at the Boys
Club of the Harbor Area. The club ii conducting reg-
iatrat.lon through Friday for boys· and girls' baaketball
programs. Call 642·8372 for information
Testimony AttaCked
1'Y Frank's Defense
By FREDERICK 8CHOEMEllL
OI .. Deify "-._.,..
The defenae in the Theodore
Frank ctuld murder and rape
trial began its attack today on a
forensic dentist's t.esumony am ·
plicaling pliers seized from
Frank's home in the torture ot
the 2'1\-year-old victim. Amy
Sue Seltz.
Under cross examination Uus
morning by defense attorney
Willard WibeU was Or. Gerald
Vale, chief of forensic dentistry
for the Los An1ele1 County
medical u.amioer-eorooer'I ol·
fice. Vale, usine a alide preaenta·
tion. testified Wednesday that
marks left. OQ tbe lirl '1 cbest '11-
aue w.re rem~bly similar to
the jaws on a pal.r of Vlce Grip
pliers seized from Frank's
Woodland Hilla apartment.
Frank, 44, is char&ed ln con·
nection with the May, 19'78, kid·
n a p-rape-molestation arid
murder of the girl who diaap-
Youth Kills
Self in Mesa
A Youn& man who apparently
shot b1111Self lD tbe bead abortly
before noon today lD lbe park·
ln& lot d. a Cocta Mesa sbopptna
center b.un 't yet been ldentlftecf.
poltce a»d.
They aa1d the man was found
dead lD the cab of hia truck at
about 11 :20 a .m . after a
pa11erby reported lbe inddeot
t o a nearby 1bop and a
saleswoman called paramedics.
Police said the suicide OC·
curred in the IOU1h putrlq lot
at K -Mart Plua, 2200 Harboc
Blvd. Wttneaaea said the truck's
en,U.e wu nmnlD& wbeu the vie·
Umwufound.
peared from a baby s itter s
home in Camanllo an Ventura
CountJ. Tbe garl '1 body. mangled
beyond recognition. wu found
two d•ys Later in Topaoaa Can
yon ln Loe Angeles County.
Vale. wbo a1llO ia an attorney.
conceded today that the Fran.It
cue was the finl cue in which
he baa analyze d Vice Grip
marks Vale has previously
testified under queslloain& rrom
prosecutor Irv Pra,1er that be
h.U .. \lel'&l years aperleDee 1n
ideatlfyiq tedb marb.
vale to1d Jurors and Judp
Byron McMillan's court that be
analysed lmpre11ioa1 from
about 1' dift~ of Vlce
Grtpa prior' to 1WI «l:a·
cluaioo in tbe l"rant cue.
"I cannot conclude tbeae
similarities are a mere coin·
c1dence." Vale testifted. "It ls
my conclusion these aimilarlties
do ex.i.at becauae the suapect's
pllera did ln ract make the
ma rk s on Amy Seit z' left
breast "
As part of bis anvestlgat.Jon
that s panned more than 200
hours. Vale testaried he used the
pliers to ma1'e marks on the
stomach of a research dol that
had b ee n comp letely
anestbetu.ed
Slides sbowtne the upertmen-
tal ma.rb were shown side by
aide wilb a allde of the mark left
on the Setti lirl's body
"Tbett bl qwte a stroo1 coo·
sistency, ·Vale testified.
Vale aald that certain "distor-
tions" are evident but added .
"That doesn 't mean tbe
evtdencebec:omea valueleaa."
Vale likened bit aaalyals of
the pliers to lontlal into a crowd ..... of people. Each race, be aaul, ia
diattnctive.
Aa 111teaq,11fl1,,.._ S. .
Brt1ia· ot;~ to ft& Off
public fundl for tM educ.akit fl
lrulan ltah!C• wW be ..U.S
nest moa&b 1ia ~ Oim&J ..=Todd Is hl*t· ed to rule Dee. 21 oa Brtaa' ,....
quest for an lQJanctiOa UalDlt
eontJnued 1peadfa1 of · jullllc
mOQeJ. . '
Brl ... ftW bit lawsuit W.S·
n .. daJ •aaia•t th at.at."!Of
Califonda and a D"1Dbft Of .W.
otflctall and apeckll to lfop
what tile called a lift ·of publt~
fUDdl for noo-tmmiaaat Jruiu
student• from tlnd•rtarten
throulb colleae.
He •aid be toot Ute aedoa
beeause d. the W.1&1 a~ of tbe
Iranian government lD Mllinl
the American Emba11J ht
Tehran and the detenUon of
American boltai•·
Bri11s alto l• aaklnt to
abolilb other at.ate Uliltanee &o
tbe students in welfare, UD·
employment payment&, Medi·
Cal service and food stams-.
BritP baa eatlmated that
atate taxpayers are 1pendiDI
about Sl3 mllllon annually for
the education of the atudenta in
the publicly owned and tax-
aupported educational 1y1tem.
He acfmitted, however. t.bat ttie
doesn't know tbe euct 11DOUDt
of expenditures beeauae ot a
lack of reeord-keeplng ln the
school system.
Miller Recall
Attempt
Abandoned
The last attempt to recall
Orange County Supe rvisor
Edison Miller ha.s rallen by the
way side
Stephen C Nall , chairman of
the Committee to Remove
M 1 lier. announced Wednesday
that he LS abandorung his efforts.
Nill, a 22 year-old law student
at Loyola University. sald thfl
instead of a recall bla organiu·
uon wtll support a candid.ate to
oppose Miller in tbe Ju"
primary electioo.
Nill said be bad 1reat
grassroots support when be u-
nounced recall plans Oct. 23. At
that time be also crltlclied
leaders of a previous recall
group dt.er they bad auapped th~rplam. ·
M1Uer aaid today he never
t.ook the recai I that serloualy and
w aa not surprised.
·'I believe that they realized
they were fighung a loainJ bat·
.Ue once emotJona ~ut. ·
M Iller wu appoint~ by OoV
ernor Brown tut July lo ~lact
Ralph Dlednch
He ran into an hnmediatt
storm or controversy becauae d.
anti-war statements while •
pnaooer ol war m North Viet·
nam and becauae of bit rela-
uooahlpg wtth Jane Fooda 8Dtl
Tom Hayden
Maller said tbal be expec:ta to
announce bts candidacy for a
Cull four.year term aomatme
around the fl.rat of the year. -Meanwhile, be bu been bold·
ing fund·raiaint eveota and baa
bad contacu with poUtScal CC.·
su1Ua1 rtrm1.
Re said be a1ao bu en111ed jh
exte.nalve public 1peakln1 cani·
pailna.
Newport Surf· and Sport
. .
Specializes in
. puwf ttf wnv
1A4unlainmi~~
•
Sileat Saata )
Believing that deaf children should have
an opportunity to talk to a Santa Claus who
cares, ID-year-old Brad Hatton of San Jose
has learned si&n language. He says deaf
children are overjoyed to learn they can
finally tell Santa what they want for
Christmas. The child is Debbie Sicherman.
Boy, 2, Held as HOstage ·
..
·Father Fires Slwt, Surrenders
SAN JOSE <AP> _. A rtae-toti.QI ,.....,. beld POUoe .,_,.,
fol' men than th1'le ......_ _.ty
toct;;..~ bis ~aM>ld SCJa tan in '1m resldriee here
ae\et' a pute wttb 'hla wife,
p61iCeNid.
sail Joee police Wet tbe man.
idettllfted u John Sprque, 25,
fq.ally sul'l'endered to police
wllb6ut lncldent · &Od «u taken
to a nearby boapttal for meblMrte evaluation. :At ooe point. be toltfpoliee be d.ldlft 1R11t to hurt bts100 but
wpuld shoot at anylM>dy who
came near the house. Apparent-
ly-be fl.red one sbot 4urin& the
three-hour ordealp but~t wan 't
inteaded to hit 8Jl.)'bocly.
( )
followinl a stroke. Her a1e' was
reported variousl)' as between 62
and 68.
PlletMlnl•9
SAN DIEGO <AP> -The
Navy Nklan air and sea search
would nswne today for an of-
ficer wbo diaappeared Wednes-
day after ejecting from a dia-
abled fighter plane.
Officiala at Miramar Naval
AJr Station said the unideatifted
radar intercept officer was
ejected from an r-1• when the
craft's plexiglass cockpit canopy
suddenly blew olf.
The man wu still attached to
his seat wbeo be left the olane.
but N41vy spokes~ sald no
parachute was aiabted and the
flier was presumed dead.
..... .,ell, .....
SACl\A)(ENTO <AP) -M·
semblY Repqblican leader Carol
Hallett ~ she will seek antted
GOP SUJ>polt tn. lanuaey to re-
peal aov: Edmund Brown Jr.'s
odd-e.en guollne a1loclrtioa pro.
gram.
MtL BaJlett. ol A 'tltlldero.
issued a statement Wednelday
saying abe la uratng all Aa-
sembly and Senate Republicans
to endorse a proposed resolution
by Assemblyman Eugene Chap-
pie. R-Roeeville, to end Brown's
state or emergency.
..... Oudlell9ft
SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -The
state Board of Equaliutkm bas
asked the Calllomia SUpreme
Court to overturn a detlaioa al-
lowing three major public
utilities to reduce and roll back
property tax assessments under
Proposition 13.
Tbe state Court ol Appeal on
Oct. lS reversed a San Francisco
Superior Court rulillc •lain.st
Pacific Gu and Electric Co.,
Southern California Zdiloo and
San Diego Gu ~ Electric.
A petitiQn filed Wednesct.y by
the attorney aeneral 's office for
the board contended the appeal
court ded.aloo wu clearty er-
roneoua and violated tbe
California constitution.
Tlllrt••• penooa were cb.sed wttb trespewn• in a
de&:DOGIGiidue at UM plant CID
ll&ftb Jl, a few dQa after tbe Three Ill.le I1land racUaUon leg. One .... fOUDd pUty ta
JCllUc:e-.Ooart.. two pleaded p11.
t1, ud a allltrtal WU declared
torthe"8.
'lDve-in'
Coiitract
Espoused
SACRAMENTO <AP> -No
contract, no property settle·
ment.
That's the way actor Lee
· Maryin's lawyer says the law
should read for unmarried
couples Uvtna together.
Attorney D{lvid Kagon said
cootr'cta would "mln.imiu op-
portun1ties Cor fraud and lesal
blackmail."
Pooela Po.,er
Taking advantage of a sunny day. a pair of rollerskate::.
and a willing tow from Soolne. his three-year-old St
Berna rd. Jon Ro binson . 9. scoots ct long a Del Mar street But not everyone agreed with
Marvin's lawyers Wednesday al
a bearing of the Assembly·.
Judiciary Committee
A representative of California
Women Lawyers said restricting
the n,bt to sue for part or an ex·
lover's property would hurt
some poor women.
AND THE COMMITTEE
cbairmao said such a require-
ment would be full of loopbo&es.
Davis Sets Stage
For Gay Rights Law
~
Tbe committee was bearing
testimony on A8564 by As·
semblyman Walter ln&alla. b.
Riverside, that resulted from
tbe casein wtudl MacbeUe Triola
eave up a aineinc career after be
promiled toaupport her.
Ila. Marvin }oat the cue, alt.boueh abe woe $104,000 in •• ,...
habiBt.atioa" coeta.
But tbe case did result in' a
nillng that an umnarrted couple
livtng together could be found to
have an implied understaMing that they would divide their
property aftertbey broke up.
INGALLS' BILL would change
that rufin& by requiring a writ-
ten CUil.rad. for a property se\·
tlemenl He said lt would pre-
vent a flood or Marvin-type
cues.
AwardOK'd
In Lawsuit
DA VIS <AP>· The DavtS Ctty
Council is to consider a gay
rights ordinance at its Jan 9
meeting.
The counaiJ voted 3·2 Wednes·
day to request the city attorney
to draft sudl an ordinance.
The wte followed two hours ol
teatimOllY by muy ol tbe 200
penona wbo .u.oded the meet-
ing.
The testimony was about
equally divided for and agamst
Proponents said generally that it
was a cavil ngbts. human nghts
and lifestyle issue
Opponents generally followed
the argument of Councilman
Jim Stevens. who said be op
posed any law that would com·
pel anyone to associate w1lh
persons not of their lllong
TUE PROPOSAL to prohlb1t
discrimination in ho usinR .
EUJlEK.A (AP> -A Humboldt County Jury
baa awarded S12 .6
million in damages to
Seamea 's Direct Buying
Servtee, a flablng boat
supply company that
claims it went out of
buainela after Standard
Oil Company of
Callfornia broke a f"'8l
supply eoatract.
FARM FRESH PRODUCE
' em ploymenl and bus iness
services oo the basis of sexual
preference was introduced by
Mayor Tom Tomasi in behalC of
the Davis Gay Task fi'orce.
Ao anformal poll or the council
members indicated that they
would approve s uch an or-
dinance.
Energy Studied
LOS ANGELES CAP> The
Local Government Comm1ss1on
on Renewable Resources. an ad·
visory group which 1s expected
to receive formal comm1ss1on
status from Gov Edmund G .
Brown Jr , has met for the ftrst
ume to discuss the future of
SOlflr energy.
WINE CELLAR
AND LIQUOR
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ftow-ers daily. We wll\ prepare Deaa..,'•Oaablll
beautifW fn11t basket. on order for or Vbt lt09e . . . . . 1.99 *• 11.11
your bolid.ay liYinl·
TOP CHOICE AJltlD
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Students Test-wise
One aspect of recently released statewide test scores
that has been noted by educators ts that students don't
seem to take them as seriously as they do graduation pro-
ficiency tests
There are two evident reasons: One ls that on the
state tests only school and dlstrict scores are tabulated.
Individual students don't learn how they've done.
The second reason 1s that students know that they
have to pass the proficiency tests to graduate. The state
tests don't affect them at all.
One mi'bt point out, of course. that the state scores
are useful m helping schools evaluate their programs,
and that students ought to want to aid in improving the
educational system.
But we're living in an era when tes:,ft rules
s upreme. Kids are tested before learning 4 1 · , der
learning a seq1.1on of it and after completlrig the prog~m.
then later on ~ee what they've retained.
Multiply that number of tests by the number of years,
classes and units a youngster takes and add in the college
entrance exams, and you begin to get the picture.
Young people are bright enough to know where their
own interests lie. They lie in pasiing a teat that counts,
not one that is supposed to help somebody else in what \
often seems like a theoretical and nebulous way.
Maybe somebody ought to start testing the tests to
find out which ones are worthwhile
A Warm. Heart
Loneliness~u ng the holidays is like the weather:
Everybody tal bout it but nobody does anything.
Except M · reen Kemp.
The Costa Mesa restaurateur. saying she knows how
desolate it feels to be alone during the holidays, cooked
Thanklgiving for 200 at her dining establishment.
The charge? Fifty cents a person.
Mn. Kemp emphasizes that she isn't trying to glorify
berseU. She just believes everyone can do something to
help otben, and this is her way of a.ssistmg.
Many of the people who joined her last Thursday
couldn't afford to cook their own dinner , or had no one to
sbare the holiday with.
But more than that, many people who read about
Mrs. Kemp also shared ln the spirit of 1enel'08ity and
humanity from learning about her example.
Mrs. Kemp deserves warm applause. And here's hop-
iftR a lot more of us will adopt her motto that we can all
be I pothers just by doing something kind in our daily li vea.
• OplntOM •s>nt•Md In the apac. above are those of the D1Jly Piiot.
00.. YlewtJ eJCprnsed on thlt ptQe ire thoM of their ..,thGl"I and
artlsta. Reader comment It Invited. Addr ... Thi Daffy Piiot, P.O.
jkiilc 1580, CoSUI Meu. CA t2e28. Pho~(71')A42'-4321.
~oyd/Book Boom
u .s. INTELUGENCE aaea·
ciea are wor1dDa fevert•bb' to
ldeallty tM altimate winner of
tbe kremlin 's Russian roulette.
WBZTBEa tbe •·yo11n1"
Romanov, an older rival or• coo· eortlum of bopetula t.dee over from~. one thins ta cer· &aJ.n, eeconua, to a &o1>-Nent
CIA evaluatloQ: ADY 1ucceuor wtll bave to bave the 1upport Of
Politburo member YurJ-V. AA·
dropov' bead Of the pervulYely
powerfl&IKOBaecm pollce.
''Tbl JtOB bu an important
role to play ln tbe IUCceulon
proe ... «la a period of poUUeal
lastabWty," the CIA '• MCret
TBS DSllUN _ldapabr ii
a tau, 1ebol1rl1·1ootta1 man wbo .,.. Ea.llilb nuenuy.
Sourcea told our uaoctate lob
..... M~ll .. ••t10, r1tlltu1 ••iii>' Hf llfleral •llOH COid Mtd ulRI~ attitude" naa ldm ••II for 1111 jOb M KGB bali .•
1'bi CIA nP111i woo't § .,....eowll&Cboltllle -~ cca.-n will .. Koa·~1 Mil ol •~ Bul &bey clo 4l1coua\ 1 POllJetlitr that ADdr'Op()T MIJ able to ll'ab tbe brua rtq
bimMtf.
He II • and lD poor ~·
Uk4I foraMr CIA cb.W Qeoiae
BUib, ADdroprv wU1 a11o ftDd
tbal Ida Nllpment .. be8CI of
tbe MCNt POltc. MU ~ a
Mrioul political liability. · i
GaS&K'S GaAPSVINB:
Ronald .Reasan and Teddy Ker\;
aedy are oddl-oo favorlta to Mb
tlMtl' IWl*Un partlet. aom-•· CioGI for pretident, a«OrdlDa to
our own poHUeal propoaicator.
Jimmy tbe Greek. For &hoff
wbo are wtllhll to put t.btlr
money where their oplnlona are.
here'• tbe early·moraln1 Une
from the Lu Ve,u oddlmaker:
Republicam -RN1an. a to 5; G.orp IMb. 4 tot; Jobn c.c,n.
oally ad Howard Bak•r, I to l;
Pb1J Crane. Bob Dole. Jobn An-
•noo and any lata •tart.en. 40 to l.
Democrata -Kennedy, l to 2:
Jimmy Carter, Z to l ; Jerry
Browo and any 1Ubaequent
bopefub, ~to l.
at:AGAN a&aurr: Movie
DMt•lai• butts are faetn. what'• •fl•plac up H a quadrennial
famloe CID Jate·Dllbt. televt.aion.
1'ballb to a beartJeu Federal
Communleatlons Comml11lon,
such savory allver acrttn 1ems
aa "Bedtime lor 80010."
'"Naulhty But Nice." '"HeUcau
of the Navy," "KaUera of l.964 ""
and ··~ Hasty Heart"' are
hereby banned from the
airwaves until ~r lbe star of
tbeae filcks , Ronald Reagan.
drops tu.s status as a pres1denl1al
candidate
The n.Wng ts osten.s1bly to pn·
vent demands for equal ta me
from hia opponent.II, but at also
had the effect of preventing
Reagan·s nva.15 from using the
rer11ns to make him look
ndic11lous.
Why Should 'Busy' Signal Cost 25 Cents?
ro lbe Editor:
Thia ll a "class action" letter
meant for the Paclf ic Telephone
Company, and to acquaint
others financially concerned. I
hope The Pt.lot will cooperate by
printing thl.a Jetter.
Since Nov. 1 Ma Bell baa lm·
posed a ~l cbar1e on sub-
scribers fM each call made to
aacenain if a line b out of order.
After recet'Jln& a ''buly'' lllDal
for hours wbeD trytna to cau •
small service.store I uted the
operator to test the llne to de·
termlne if it actually were being
\lied. and if not to report lt out of
order.
"Tha wlll be a 25-cent
cbarse," I was told
I DON'T believe a caller
should be penaUud for ca1llq
the t.elepboDe C!OIDPIA1'• atten-
tion to faulty Ml'Vlee. U a cbeek
ii made and the llDe actually Ja
buty, perbapa an impatl•at
caller mlpt pa~penatt.J for lncreaatnc tbe eompany'• wprk lo8d. H fault 11 a ,...
celver .tr the book1 tbe ealSed
pa(t¥ 11 respoaalb .. , •betbe!' &brouJb lnadve,..nee or d•
liberate ldiaG to .. UN beiDI andlsturW. .M U1 nt.e, Ma a.ll 1boul4 be ~ ..... pboae UMl'I de1DPt to
coopet'IU tn impC'09tna'Mntee
by reportlq MpfdOU c:GDdi·
t1oaa ad tbe impoaltioa Of I fee
.. benbY (and oab' beN) pro.
tasted. O.H.P.KJNO
t.loa that the "little 1uya" ami't
ualns the small claims c:ou.rt.
They are, as I do, but so are the
bit fUYS. And what's wrong with
tbe "bl& 1uy1" eavtns lesal feea? u they doa't. their tesaJ
npeues would be puud ca to
ua "little pya" in the form ol
hlsber pricea.
la eonclualoo, the uae ol amall
elaima dola't preclude lbe ''lit·
tie 11111" m.a1e of It. Does
anyone know IOme "little IUY"
who clldn't use tbe 1y1tem
becauae of the bll guya?
THOllAB B. O'KUFE
C'IC•B•UC ... t
To the Editor: Maay people may have di&-
covered the almost constant
traffte Jam at the oortb end Of lrvlae Avenue In Newport
Beach, caused by: the Coroa8
del Mar .Freew17 endln1.
airport con1eat1on, too few street lane1 oa Imne Avenue
and the Ulefally atopped
1uottne walUq line for the Ex·
XOD 1tatloa al the Bristol ln·
tarsedk!D. Several minor •uto
eolllllCI» have ~u"'9d beN re·
eeaUr. l UM t.bl tarm "llleallY stopped" b9cHM tbe eurb ~ potted .. No Stoppln1 Al AG)'
Time."
The ftl1oul bualnelMI aloq
dl1I bloek <1Dcbad1nC mine) have
made repeated calla to tbe
poUff aboiat U. We1al ~ and ............ wttb aimoli
DO lWJ JMI. 'ftle police flnaJ1y
appe&Nd OM day and c&eand
tbe IU sl{ue out. We all tboQ&bt .. • 1'Mpoa.M,"
bUt tbm tbat tbit police
bad blm tmpiMIS bJ tbe JalD•U&>
oa Uaelt war to an accident ... ._. and dlctdM oa tbelr
own &o oome b9ck afterward to &aa c.. o1 the nae.
veruence for two bleb state ol·
ficiala carriea a lot more wellbt
at city ball tbaD \be aeriom an
convenience and finaodal lolaea
of four local bmioeues, not to
meaUcm the bual'd of a serious
auto acddent.
JOHN Hl:STON .,...,.,.. ... r,..
oa.Jy way that Iona t.enn pre·
aervaUaa can be ... urect ta by
Coo1ressioaal action. It ls ex·
peeled that duriDI 1t80 that
l•lialaUan will be introduced to
obUln WUderDea status tor San
Mateo Cuyoo.
If 10U would like to visit this
beaut.ifw area or want to flnd
out bow you can help aave the
canyon, pleaae contact the
Oraase County Group of the
Sierra aub. If you area already
tamlli.ar wU.b the area, please
write )'OUr Con1res1man and
ur1e his 1upport of the San
Mateo~ Wllderneu.
PAUL WRIGHT ,_,,,. .. ,,
. .
~ lD U..1 mmer,._
dl.tcover the price of a aOOd hoCel Lt ., to l.10 • l)lpt, wbile
comparable room ID SoalA or tbe
Canary bluds would COit three
t1me1 u much." Loftus ••ya.
MIAMI 8ZACH. rla. (AP> -
Taisha advaatac• of ti•• weakmed dollar. Ew'oPel.DI &N
tto11lq tbt. AtlaDUc 'ln reoan'.I
nwnberl to vaeaUoo lD Mlami
Beaeb1 wvldlnf a sorely needtCl at t• the area• 1
tourllt lDdi:.try.
• Eno at UM beilbt ot Florlda't
A verqe rates tor traffl and
lodatn1 f« a two-week vacaUoo ranae from .., to tl.lfO from
OermlQJ or FA&l•Qd to Spa1D
and .. to '1Jl/li2 froat Europe
to Mt.-ol Beaeb dvrln1 the
winter ~. ADdenen .. ,..
Ftcures projeded for Dest sum·
• INft'ITtJTa reported Caltforala wb t• wiA" ... ...., to marbt tbLI ,_,.
.-C01111&· tDr man tJaaD • ..,.. eat Of &be table .old by tM
lndlllb'7 TM lepuiU allO lndicate that
~Uforala red wlDH ban
....... a dllcreabl& ~
ol tM ~·· mane\ atnce JIH 1rbeD the fll&bt to white 9'De~atarted.
SINCE 'l'llAT year, red wtne
.aal• Jlaft remained fairly com
tut at a mWioo 1aUou a year.
Wblte wlnel. bow.ver, have re·
acbed ns mllUoo 1allona ln an-
QUl Nles, t.be inaUlute said. Bric Strom, a San Fraacllco
wine dealer, attributed part of
tt.e wbit.e wine boom to in
creued buying by women.
·~u-. easier to sell red wine to
acan," be aaid
~=
Kreps Re-elected
NEW YORK (AP) -Former
Coaunerce'Secretar)' Juanita M.
JC1ep1 has been re-elected a dl~ of .1 .C Penney Co. Inc.,
t.b~ department store and mail·
ofjer chain
PHYSaCIANS ARE
0!9EA&e DETECTIVES
:l
'Cm:
R.Ph.
Price lncreas~s
Lag in California
LOS ANGELES <AP> -
Soutbem California's consumer
price Index did better than the
rest of the country with a 0.5
percent increase for October
locally compared to a 1 percent
rise for coo.sumer prices na·
tlonwlde, federal officials re·
ports
Local Labor Department
spokesman Jim Wurth said that
October showed the slowest in-
crease for local consumer prices
since the first of the year
.. IT WAS A PRETTY boring
month for the local price index."
Wurth said. "It was the lowest of
increases for any month this
year.'
During the first 10 months of
1979, prices rose locally 12.5 per·
cent, Wurth said. In 1978, the in·
crease was 7.3 percent for the
same period.
Food and beverages, up 0.8
percent, and housing and
medical care, both up 0.6 per·
cent, led the categories in cost
increases for Southern
Calltomia.
THE t.S PERCENT increases
in October mean.s the purchas·
in& power of the dollar la now
45.l ceuta, compared to Jta value
in 1.967, when the Labor Depart.
ment started the index.
In Waab.lngton, officials said
rapklly rising prices for energy
throughout the nation slowed
significantly during October.
and food price increases showed
a modestslowdown.
But moderation I n those areas
was offset by a 1.5 percent jump
in housing prices -the steepest
monthly iDcrease since 1947
Nuggets in Jars
With observant eyes
and alert ears they listen tu> your troubles. Their
aenailive fin1ers reel your problem. Often U ·
stated by X·Ra y or
diapogtic tests, with ex
)lel't bowledle they ln· 'ftSutat.e the cause of an
llUmenl
Jlome remedies can re lleve the pain or dlscom·
JQrt of a minor ailment. Bat. Ir these symptoms return YoU need a Doctor
t.o discover and treat the cause ol yoo.r trouble. We can fill any prescription
any Doctor may wnte
State's Gold Miners
J '
SACRAMENTO (AP) -
California's new gold seekers depend
on the world market for the high
prices -but if the world market bad to depend on California gold. there
probably wouldn't be much of a
market.
That's because only a small
amount or California's placer gold
"Some 1uya have )an full of
nugget.a. Ob don't worry, they're in
safe places. They might sell a
pennyweight of 'fines' once in a while
for $15 or $20.' •
These "fines," or gold dust,
represent. probably a minor part of
the region's production.
'YOUR DOCTOR CAN ever goes through the refiners to the
PHONE us when you world market. Most of it stays in
Twenty pennyweight make a troy
ounce, which has been hovering close
to $400 on the international market,
where lt bu to be refined and 99.9
percent pure
nffd 8 medicine. Pick up jewelry, jars and jeana; out of reach
.7our prescription If even or the tax people.
ahopping nearby, or we "I don't sell any gold," says Meigs
will ~ deliver promptly Bertolette, 37, who dredges the South
without extra charae. A Fork of the American Riv,r a few (teat many people miles ups tream from John
NUGGETS AREN'T that pure, but
they bring more per ounce than the
international stuff. Bertolette
produces a catalog of color photos
he's bad made of his own nugget.a
entrust us with their Marshall's find that star\ed the 49
p1ea(liptlons. May we Gold Raab. ~pipiound youn1'
'PAllL80PMAIMACY "WHY SELL PORTABLE real "The smoother they are, the
farther from the source," he said,
explalnlng why some look as rough
as a plncb of shredded cocoout and
others eu·like.
Fne......., estate. A briefcase full could be ·· , i:=w: enough for a lifetime. That's why 1
• Ml·I worlr as a longshoreman ln the !=lc:===·='="°===~I winter,'' said Meigs.
lob 8. Kadr'Jk of Lona Beach has been named
assistant vice president at the Newport Beach
branch ol. BaU ti Amfttca.
Jamee P. Pel&G9, dlredor ol public relaliona
. for Aveo FIDUdal 8enteea, wu honored this
Wffk ln Newport ae,cb few 11 yean of service
witb Avco. He plans t6 retire tbla December 31.
Jamee A. GukeJ of HuntlqtoG Beach baa
been appolnted bua1neu develooment oftlcer at
the Newport Beath brand> ot Buik ti AIHdea.
FnMlrtc I. Fon&er, pn1ldent of Newfert
Balboa S.'ftllp ad Leu ot Newport Beecb, bu
been ap~blted~ tbe Newport Harbor area Cbambtt~erce Board of Dlrecton.
Wlllanl E. Maab bu been named uatatant
vice prealdent at W6 PU"ll9 BaP'• Oraqe
County A1rport otftce in Newport,Beacb.
Bapk of N••Port bu appolated Mairty TtctHeO ol Cost!a Mesa u aulatant escrow olftcer
winter MUCJD, tourllt offtdall •u raitel foe' a two-week vae•·
tJoa packqe compan favonblJ
wlth-tradWoul Ewopeu re-
IOrtl lucb u Spala'• eo.ta del
Sol and tlae CaaU7 lalandl.
"They're Just about tbe ume
wben you ftDd that a Sood d1nner
in a reat.avrant or botel in
F'Jorida la half what tt costa for
the same meal in Europe," says • John Ander'lon, vice president
for marketln1 for National
Airllnes. "When ~ toa in t.be
reduced cost for al&bt-aeeinl. car
rentala and sboppin1, Flonda
becomes a real value.
•wg•ag P•O•OTING tbe
hell out ol what Florida otren -
and it's worttng."
Just bow many Europeans via·
it Florida isn't know. But baaed
on reports from the U.S. lmml·
gratlon and Naturalization
Service. Miami·~elJ'O tourism
director Lew Price estimates
that about 150,000 Europeans
will visit Florida in 197'9, com·
pared to about 100,000 in 1978.
Price predicts the fi gure will
be higher in 1980, with as many
as 250,000 Europeans visiting
Miami Beach via scheduled car·
riers such as National. British
Airways, Lufthansa, Ibena and
Pan Am and on charter fbghts.
JAMES LOFnJS. Miami sales
manager for British Airways.
says the decline in the value of
the dollar bas been the key in·
gredieot in the influx.
"When they come to Mia.nu.
A,. ..........
WEAK DOU.AA MAKES U.S. TOURS MORE ATTRACTIVE
Matrette Bruggeman and Rob da Bruin of Hofland tn Mia,...
Over Th~ ~unt~r
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., MILTON •oeaowrn
W1lell t.be blttof'J oft.MM tSJnea Wrltteo.
tbat aiDple mteatlc:m wl11 be paid to the MiiOUI
were ccmtronted bJ our IOdety. !
For ~pie. I bave been lootin1 at • J.20..pace dCu.
mnt that recodnb tbe blow·b)'·blow p~ that U.
Federal Trade Commilaion <FTC> conducted apJblt
Sean, Roebue' to determine Whet.her Sean ud tt.. )d·
vertl1ln• •t•ncJ. J. Walter Tbompaoo.
ltnlcbed the tru.tb ln
the early l970t when
t.beJ. cJ.almed that the
LadJ Jlteamore dl1b-
wuber woaJd remove
all putJcles and fllru
Money
Tree
from d1atae. and pota -without pnor rlnaina or acrapln ••
8EA&8 CALLED ITS LADY Kenmore the "do-it·
yourself diahwQber." Aa the Water1ate escapade wu Un·
foldlnc in Wubiqton, D.C .• Sean adll were proclalmiGe;
"What dilhwuher would dare load these messy diaba
wttboutscrapin1 or pre-rinamg?" <You know the anawet.>
Well. the FTC spent a lot of llme looldn1 at all the
Sean documentation of ~ claims and catline it.a own
expert wttnesaes -and the law JUd&e bearing the cue
concluded m the end that the nation's largest retailer bad
oo nght to make aucb a far-reactun& boast about it.a ll)'o-
duct.
At times at was lncky. Sears submitted results of a
test sbowin1 that two Pyrex dishes and a mmne bowl uaed
to make a chocolate cake with frostine had emerged from
a Lady Kenmore washing clean as a wtusUe. Bul you can't
fool the FTC. which ruled :
''CHOCOLATE CAKE AND frostmg are not truJy
represent.alive of the enormous vanety of food soJls
normally encountered an the publJc's kitchens." Wbal
about macaroni and cheese. Sears.,
Al &Dl>CMr pomt Sears moved to disallow a findihg
about dirty dmner dlsbes conung out or its dtshwasher on
the ground that photoeraphs clearly showed that "one or
the dinner plat.es specifically. the second plate from the
left lD the rear section of the lower rack was tipped oVer
against the plate next lO 1t in such a way as lo block the
spray ol waler to lhe face of the one plate and the reverile
of the. other.•·
Nice try. Sears. but 1t won 't work. The FTC JU~e
ruled:
"The argument of ~ar!> 1s without menl Tipping of
dtsbes. or cbangel> m the pos1tJoo of dtshes and other 1te1ns
I.I\ the dishwasher. can oecur very easily either when tb£'
racks are pushed 1n and lhtc-door closed or as a result of
tbe agilatJon and impact of the water dunng washing ae-
t1on. Thus. the-M: are completely normal circumslandes
and-provtde no ba.!i.1s for <:xclud.ing from constderat1on the
still-dirty dinner plates ·
WHAT REALL V SUNK SEARS Ill this case wa:. the
triumphant fmdtng by the t'TC that wtule these Llldy K~n
more ads were running Ill magazmes and on te1e v1s1on.
telling people that no pre-nm.mg was n~ed the owner's"'
manuJ.1 $pec1fically stated that it wouJd be a (lood idea to
soak or bghUy srour encrusted foods on plate~ before plac·
ing them m the dishwasher
rt seemed that the people at lhe adverusmg agency
were not in touch with the people wnt.mg the owner ~
manual.
AztTway. th1a momeu10US cue now moves oo to the
nest stage: an appeal of \be Judce'• decilion to the five
comm••"onen. It they uphold the deci&ion. then Sears bas
the option of appea.llnc to the federal courts. Who knows -
the dirty-plales·Ul ·the-dishwasher case may eventually
reach the August level of the Supreme Court.,
Manuftttf.uring Industry
Analysts Paint
Rosy Job Picture
SAN DIEGO <APJ -A sbght drop in the October
unemployment rate for San Diego County has led market
analysts to p&.Ull a rosier picture for Job seeken. in
manulacturtnc. ACCOl'din& to labor martet analyst Jack Nowell, the
number of manufacturing JObs now totals more than
100,000 for the fanl Ume m county tustory.
STATE STATISTICS released Tuesday show that more
than 42,000 residents remained Jobless. but the
unemployment rate dipped from 6.2 percent ln September
to S.7 percent last month.
A report iaaued by the st.ate Employment Development
Department aa.ld about 739.200 civilians make up the
current labor force, compared to 5'2,100 at the same time
last year, when lhe unemployment rate was about 6
percent.
NOWEU. CALLED the manulacturtne boost ''a very
favorable •&en" but warned that construction jobs may
continue to decrease "beeause of a ti.lbt mooey market."
Jobe in aovernment, including education, alao rallied
laal month, Nowell said. Those position.a increased by
about ~Jobs from September to October, be 1a1d.
Gold Quotes
B1 ne Aaodaled Presa SeJec:ted world gold prices today:
L I'll I': momin1 fixin& $'10.90, otr $0.30; arteraoon fixin~ tw.10, up to.so.
adlt aftenooa fhinl ~.37, up tll.13. Pr...,. ts '409.•. up sa.ao. ·"'
hddl: il'd tn1.oo, up ti.so; S.13.00 uked.
New T.tl: Handy • Harman $UU5, uP $0.~. •
New T.tl: En1elhal'd Mlliog price $&12.00, 'IP to.~
NMf Ywk: EQ1elbard fabricated 101d tut.~ up
to.11.
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