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ATTACK SCENE Map locates Toa Baja, Puerto Rico, 10
miles ~t of San Juan, where terrorists attacked a
busload of U.S. Navy personnel today, killing two and in·
juring eight others
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· Quake Jolt8 Taiwan
TAIPEI CAP> An earth·
quake measurlna 5.5 on the
Richter Scale jolted central and
southern Taiwan today
Coast
Weather
Mo1tly -~~~ny throucb Tuesday. SliC'JlU1 warmer
with tup ol 75 to 71 at
beac.,_ a.ad 80 to 84 ln·
land. to. ton1dst48 to 55.
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Wind Halts
Suicide Leap
1 Floor Down
NEW YORK (AP> -A
woman wbo Jumped from the
Emplte State Bulldln1'1 88tb-
1Joor observation deck WH
aaYed wtaen a IHt of wind puW her oato a leqe ooe floor
below. police aay.
Pollce aald Elvftl Adama, 29,
of tbe Bronx, suffered only
minor jqjurlel wbea wt.ndl ol up
to 21 DJDb patbed ber tumbl.q
bod1 Gii.to AA 11th-floor Jedle 8UDdar ...ma,.
~ omeer Frank Clu1le Hid be pulle4 tb• woman ~ an open 1'iDdow lftelo eomeon on tbe o•aenaUon
deck NPOrted beartn1 IDOanl ben. Ml. Ad•m• wu ta. to S.Umae Jlojpltal tor treatment ot hlp ucl le1 lAJurie• and
ptJ'ddmle tMUDa. polloe Mid.
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Terrori.sts Kill
2 lf .S. Navy Men
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SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico <AP> spokesman said
Terrori!IL gunmen ambushed S mall pro indcpcndenct•
a bwiload oC U.S. Navy person groups have bombed federal
nel on their.way to work near fa c ilities and branches of
San Juan today, killing two mainland banks in the past, but
servicemen and wounding 10 such attacks have wiually oc
others. Navy officials reported. curred 10 the hours between
It wu the first fatal terror at· midnight and dawn. and there
tack against the U S. military m had been no ln1ur1cs until today
Puerto Rico ln nearly a decade. The FALN Armed 1-~orces for
I n March 197 0. a U .S . National Llbcrat1on also ba.<1
serviceman was gunned down in staged bombtng attacks m tAe
San Juan in what terrorists said United Stat.es
was retaliat.Joo ror the death ol a Some of the pro-lndendence
student during a riot al the groups had vowed vengeance for
University or Puerto Rico. Slncc the death of Angel Rodnguez
then. pro-independence violence _ Cristobal, who was found dead
has been limited lo attacks on in his ceU at a federal pnson in
property . <Sft SAILORS, Pa1e Al>
By mid-morning, nobody had
claimed responsibility for
today's attack.
The Navy said names of the AD JN PILOT
dead and wounded were being
:!W~dunUJoextofklncouldbe A GOOD MOVE
The attack occurred a( 6:20
a .m . C2 :20 PST) as the
servicemen were rtdina to work
at a naval communlcatlons
· facility ln Toa Baja, 10 miles
west of San Juan on Puerto
Rlco'1 DOl1h eout, lo a yellow
1cbool tMa with Navy mark:inp,
aaid Lt. Steve Cbeuer, public al·
faira officer at the Navy's
RooaeveltRoadaNavalBaae. He Hid none of those on the
Navy bua wu armed.
Police uld the attackers
abandcned thelr vehicle, a white
van, not far trom tbe acene d
the attack, and apparently tied
on foot. Police fore11 1pread <KA
tbroqh the U'U lD Mattb ol the
fltelDI terrorl1t1, a pollce
•'The Daily Pilot saved me the
hassle o( movln& many of my
belongings when I cban1ed res·
ldences."
"I r~ceived really 1ood
reaponae from my cla111lned ad
in t.be paper It!
That'• the advertislna 1ucceu
story of the Oran1e Cout man
who placed t.blJ ad lo the Daily
Pilot:
MovlnR Salt anllquH,
ptne <ksk. chairs, paint
1ng1, frnmes, much
more.
If you want to Hve 1 lot ot
haule thtouCb aucceutul ad·
vertillq, tn the Da.ll1 P1lot.
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White Wins
TheHeisman
NEW YORK <AP>
Tailback Charles White
of Southern Cahfom1a.
the s econd leading
rusher in colleRe foot·
ba 11 history. won the
1979 He1s man Trophy
today. easily out·
d1s tancm~ last Yt'.Jr'c;
"inner. Billy Sams of
Okl ahoma. {Sec s tory,
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Visitor Loses
Purse, Gems
To Burglars
Lorr&ne Lober's 18 holes of
~olr m Irvine Sunday afternoon
proved to be costlier than sbe
bad 1muined
Poll~ said thieves broke mto
Mrs Lober's ca,r U\ the parlung
lot of lbe Rancho San Joaqwn
Golf Course and stole more than
$7 .000 in jewels from her purse
Mrs. Lober ud her husband
Richard. Arcadia resldenta w'1o
own a vaca~ home ln Newport
Beach. where they were apmd·
ln1 the weekend, bad stopped at
the 1011 courae on their way
home. police said.
As the Loben played aolf. the
bur1lars uaed some type of
metal cuttin1 tool to bore
lhroup the trunk of the car.
where Mn. Lober bad placed
her pune •.
Tbe miMiDJ jewelry lncluded
a dlamond ·studded opal
necklace valued at S,S,000 and ...
sorted other rinp, earrtao and
necklaces.
CJ.oWnc OD ban1en bWde the
car WM 80l blbn, atftten laid.
Mn. Lober Md nimoved ber
w&Uat frooi tbe pune before abe
olaced it lD the trunk.
O~ Slayer Ruled Out
ow
Flight
Of Shah
Said Plot
TEHRAN. Iran <AP > The
shah ·s movt• to Texas brought
new t.bttat.<1 to put the American
hostages on tnal as Iranians vot-
ed an a referendum lo approve
Ayatollah Ru.bollah Khomeilu's
new lslanuc conslltut1on.
Tehran Radio announced the
Revolullonary Council has set
up a center f or national
mob1l.uat.1on to carry out Kbo-
me 1n1 's orders to c reate a
people's army ready for battle
against America <Related
stones. photo, Page AS ).
Tht> ~overnment radto also
said Iran will a.~lt the Orgaruu·
tion of Petroleum Exporting
SHAH RECOVERING
AT TEXAS BASE-Al
LIBYA 'RESPONSIBLE'
FOR SEIGE--f'age A•
f<ENNEDY ATTACKS
SHAH REGIME-AS
Countries to abandon the dollar
as the currency f9r the lnt.eru·
Uonal oil trade medium of pay-
ment and lnatead use a "basket" of •troaa currencies.
Forel1n Minister SadeJh
Ohollnadeh 11ld the abab'a
rupt Sunday from a New York
botpltal to an Air Force baM
outalde San Antonio wu part of
.. • plot aa&lmt our revolutklll. u
tlle Ualted &au. deddM to eao-
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&mdAJ becln Uietr ftfth ... of
captiytey lo tbe U.S. Smbuay.
ADOlber of tbe mWtanta laid
tbe abab'1 move frolll New Yortt
to Tau wu ''anotber trick
taken by tM CIA to pnMet tbe
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nAMS.ftJRT. w .. t G•r1Da1 CAP> -A bomb upl09ton \llpUJ dama•ed tbe FranJr.f\art .otnH. c1 \b1l. •or.tall a~ 4: .,.,uat ·compaa1 t0da1. day•
after UM Ainnte.a banll at·
taeb.ed 1ome Jta1an l!M!Ultrlal
1bar•. ~ ..W. No IA,Jurtes
were report.eel.
Setue8pe ta 8111ae11eCCn
A.fteroooa 1unablne 1Ubouet• boata. palm Ueel and tbe Dua Po nt Harbor Jett.Y aaatnat a 1parlllbl1 ocean.
Tbls late-autumn 1 e was pbotoaraphed trom a San
Diego Freeway ramp. capturtna the tranquil mood of
the area aft.er summer crowds bave gone.
ALea•on
In Suicide
r Last Act Saves Lives
EASf LONDON t 8out.b
Africa <AP> -A ~.,_ar.
old reclUM watcMd a man
contemplaHn1 auletde OD a
cutf'1 edae, walked up to
him and aaid: "J'U 1bow
you bow It's done." Tben
be leaped lo biJ death, the
Durban Tribune reported.
The Tribune sald the
reclyse, John Parrin, and
s e v'e r a I others had
watched the potential
swc1de for some time.
Parrin then told the UD·
decided man that since be
didn't know bow to klll
blmael!, he would show
hitn. The man fainted
after Parrin Jumped
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CHARGES. •
that Green is slight of bu11d and
"has no muscle tone at all." The
Marine is fair complexioned, he
added.
Lowenberg said detaU1 or
Green's arrest wouldn't be re·
leased unUI murder and usault
charges are filed in the Central
Orange County Judicial DiSlrtct
Co urt.
"W~ hope to 1et that done late
today or ~ay," he s aid.
Green was arrested without a
warrant and ls be1ne held Ul
Orange County JaJl in lieu of
$250.000 ball.
In commenting on Green's ar-
rest. Lowenberg noted that Mrs
Green, who was severely in-
capacitated by the beating, "has
made a marked Improvement i.n
the past week. That Improve-
ment In her physical condition
has been critical to the ln-
vesl1gatlon that led j.!Ufer
nus band's arrest." -1
Rape Victim
Hit Again
CLEVELAND <AP>-Detec·
tive Gregory Kunz said be was
talking with a 30-year-old rape
victim on the telephone, telling
her that the second of two men
who had rapt:Ji her :.vas in
custody and "she didn't have
anything el.le to wom about."
Sheriff Slain After Captives Freed
MEQUON. Wis. (AP> -A
police chief who persuaded a
robbery auapeet lo let blm trade
places with two hoatagea was
fatally wounded.m -a road.side
shoot.out in which hil assailant
also died. oftlch1ls say.
Chief Thomas Buntrock. t2,
was struck in the bead by a
shotgun blast Sunday, apparent
ly •s be lunted lnt.o the back
aeat CJf bis car ln an attempt to
overpower bi. abductor, pallce
said.
Within a matter of seconds, an
estimated nine shots were fired.
many of them by Ozaukee Coun
ty deputies and Mequon paUce as they s urged toward the
chief's car an~ kiVed the man.
"Boom, boom. boom. the cope
let loose on the bad guy,·· SB.ld
Donna Rhode, wbo watched tbe
incident i.n the glare of p<>Uce
car headlights
Identities or the man and the
two hostages were not released
Immediately
Authonlles said the incident
began when a man suspected of
robbing a service station was
pur•ued by a patrol car until his
car was forced to the roadside
The man fled into a field,
aulhonl1es said, but shortly af.
terward a man and his child
were taken captive by a man
who commandeered their car
and drove it down a deserted
road.
When Buntrock arrived, the
man left the car contalnln1 tbe
hostages and got lnto the chief's
car. wluch then drove up the
street with squad c1u s close
be band.
Gunfire broke out when the
chief's car ruched a road block
at a main lhorou1hfare
"The wmdstueld was blown
neht out of the car." saJd Wlt
ne11 Bill Bachman.
Buntrock . a Mequon
paliceman llnce 1960. was •P·
pointed chief m this suburben
M1lwauket-commwuty of 13,000
in 1969
"He cared so much about peo-
ple." Alderman Ann Nis1ewtc1.
said "He fooked al his job u a
peacemaker ·'
Dollar Hits Record Low
Gold Increases More Than $15 an Ounce
Fntm AP Ollpatcllff
The dollar dropped to a record
low against th• West German
mark and gold soared more than
$lS an ounce today as dealet"S re-
parted foreign exchanges preoc-
cupied by the U S -Iranian
crisis.
In early trading in Frankfurt,
the dollar brought 1 713S marks,
a full pfennig below the previous
low fixing price set Oct 30, 11778.
I Related photo, Page A4)
The dollar closed in Frankfurt
on Friday at 1.7290 marks . That
had been the loweat for the
dollar since the Oct. 30, Ur78,
watershed.
In Milan, the dollar plunged to
it.s lowest level since Oct. 3
againat the I tall an Ura. In a con-
tinuation of Fnday's downward
trend, the U.S currency was
quoted at 810.50 lire, down from
815. 70 Friday.
Morrung dollar rates In other
Boy Porno
Ring Broken
maJor European financial cen· dow!)Jrom 4 OS77
ters, c:ompacjld w1&.b Fnday's_ -"flt·materdam -1.9130 Dutch
rate•: ewlden. down from l.9m.
Zurkb -1.5772 Swlas francs, 1n Lendon, it took $2.3053 to
down from 1.6005. buy a Brllilb pound, compared
Paris -4 0350 French francs. to $2 1.995 Frtday
Bandit Hits
Motel in HB
A man WJth a red bandana
pulled over hls mouth held up a
Huntington Beach motel clerk
Sunday evening and escaped
with $140 in cash, police said.
The bandit entered the HWlt·
lngton Shores Motel. 21002
PaclClc Coast H1'bway, at 8:10
p.m . and told desk clerk Ken-
neth Fregin, 21, be would gbool
him unless he handed over the
day's receipta, officers reported.
The clerk told police be did not
see a weapon. He saJd the rob-
ber was about 30 years old with
brown hair and wore a dark aid
cap.
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SAILORS •.•
In Tokyo, the dollar dechMd
agaln&t the Japanese yen, clos·
ing at 2t8.&'5. down from 249 475
Friday. Japanese banking
sources said the central barUc
sold between $300 mlllion·$400
million to check the dechne of
the yen.
0 n the London bu Ilion market, the price of gold was
quoted at $428.75 an ounce, up
from $41.S.50 Friday. In Zurich,
the met.al waa tradlna at $428, up
from '418.
The stock market was lower
today. with mlnlna stocks buck·
tog the trend, due to worries
over the Iranian sltuaUoa.
The Dow Jonee avera1e ol 30
lnduatrtala wu off 1.38 polnll to
820.82 alter two boun of tr:adin&
Declines outdistanced ad·
vances by a 7-S mar1ln 90 t.be
New York Stock Excban1e.
Iran's oU an,lnilter wu quoted
as aa)'ln& the lraniana will uk
the OrpniuUon of Pet.rolewn
Exportint Countries to prtce lb
oil ln a "basket" of curreocles
lottead ol the dollar.
OPEC'1 oil ministers o~n
their year-end meetin1 l.Jl two
week• lo Venezuela.
"Tbe:M II otmously a eoanec· Uon .,..,.. tbe exploAoal ~
the .,_., eUaebmeot of Iran'•
Krupp 1llare1." • police
1poke1man uld tod.ay. Lut week Morsan Guaranty
1boeked tbe West German finan·
ci-1 COGUDmdt.Y bJ obtatntni a
German cowt order attachina
Iran'• 25 percent abare ln Krupp
laduat.rtes. Tbe bank claJmed
lru Ud falled to make pay-
ment OD 8 ao.n.
The U.S. •ovemment ttot.e
Iranian financial assets 1n
America alter mUitant studenta
occupied the U.S. Embusy ui
Tehran. took boct.atf: and de· manded the extracli from the
Uatted Stata of former Sb.ab
Mobamtn«I Reu Pablavt. They
continue to bold 50 hostages but
the United States refuses to re-
turn the shah
Expert111.1d the bomb conaist
ed of two empty automobile fire
extin1uisben wrapped lolether
and filled wit.h four pounds of
chemicals One of tht' two ron
tamers packed in a canvas bag
failed lo detonat~ becaubt' lhf"
explosion of the other destroyed
Its rtnng rii~hamsm
Wtndows w4re &battered and a
cement wall wu d.amaaed tn the
l . 30 a .m. bla.ll. police aa1d.
Tb~y said puaersby alerted
authonuee aft.er seeing a man
place a suapsrious obJttt against
• front column of the bank. They
saJd the man ran lnto a nearby
park and duappeared before
poU~e arrived. A policeman 1lld
a 1l0oe iplnat the bomb. which
then detonated.
CM Tot Hurt
When Car
Rmm House
A 2-year~ld prl WIS lnJUred
Sunday wbeo the cu an wtuch
she was riding struck a house.
Costa Mes• poftce said today
They said Ann• Palacios o (
Costa Mesa wu treated but not
bosp1talu.ed al Hoa1t Memonal
Hospital for cuts and brw~
after lbe 2 40 p m accident
Police said Abran Garivay
Albares. 20, of 863 CPnter St .
Costa Mesa. ,.as turnma from
Center Street onto Wallace
Avenue "hen be apparenUy lost
control of the <-er
They sa&d the veh1<'le <;truck
the Bruce Bendes home at 745
Center St.. dam&&&ni Lhe house. a wood fence and some potted
plants No inJurtes were report·
ed in the home.
Police aald the llttle 1irl's
molber, Marcelina Flores
Palacios. ZS. of Costa Ml"lla. wu
also riding m the car but wasn't
utjured
Draft Accepted
SEOUL. South Korea 1APl -
AcU.O, Preaident Choi Kyu Kah
today accepted a drat\ to be a
candidate ln tbe election to
choose a cM'etaker auccesaor to
a11a11lnated Pre1ident Park
Cbunt Hee. Tbc martial law
command announced the oourt
martial al Park's uaaaam will
be1in 1'aeldaJ.
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IRAN ..•
demanded that the U.S. govern·
ment return Shah Mohammed
Reza Pahlavi to Iran for trial.
Gbotbiadeb 1aJd last week that
lbe three diplomata could leave
the country if they could get to
the airport safely. but reversed
this after the students at the em-
bassy complained.
The shah arrived an the United
States rrom Mexico Oct. 22. He
underwent treatment for cancer
and gall.at.ones an New York and
111 to recu~rate for an indefinite
period tn Texas
Eupt has offered the shah
asylum, and Egyptian officials
,aid they beUeved the deposed
monarch wu h.keb' to remain in
the United Stat.et for several
more weeb U S. officiala said
not.bln1 about the 1bah's even-
tual destination President
Carter, asked whether the shah
m1ghl be offered permanent
U S aaylum .. ··1 cannot answer
that now " ,
Kbomeuu'1 forces overt.httw
the shah iP February. md in a
referendum in the spring more
than 90 percent or the electorate
approved Khomeini's plan lo set
up an Islamic republic. Today
and Sunday, the voters com"Pfet·
ed tbe c bange from the
monarchy by votlng on a ron-
s t \tut 1on malting Iran a
theocratic state wtth Khomeini
as the nation's leader for life.
Although overwhelming ap-
proval waa expected ln lbe two-
day vote. m.lddle-0f-the·road and
leftlst pahbcal parties boycotted
lhe referendum because tbe
78 year old Khomeini would
become supreme paht1cal leader
"1lhout the electoral approval of
the~le
The Kurdtsb, Arab, Balucb1
and Turkoman mano nties also
Joined t.be boycott because lbe
constatU1JOCl fruled to recogruze
their demands for autonomy
Most ol the m1nont1es are Sunru
Mo'tlt'm'> Khomeini and m06t
oth1•r Iranians are S hiite
Mo!.lem..,
The US Security Council
scheduled another session on the
U S lran1an crisis this after-
noon Durtne the first two
seaslona Saturday and Sunday
all 1peak.ers condemned the lak·
lng or the host.ages and called
for their release
U N Secretary General Kurt
W aldbelm 1&1d he expected a
resoluboP now being drafted lo be
adopted by mid-week. U S. Am-
bassador Donald McHenry pre-
dict~ action by the Council t.od.ay
orTueaslaY.
10 Acree Charred
RANCHO PALOS VERDES
1 AP > -More than 10 acres near
M aryrnount Colle1e have been
blackened by a brush fl.re. No
1tructures were damaged.
A knock on the woman's door
ended that convenation, but a
short time lat.er, KWll wu alert-
ed that the woman wu being
raped aiain -the thlrd such as-
sault in two ween at the apart·
ment where 1be Uvet with her
four children. ·
LOS ANGELES <AP> -About
10,000 color slides of males,
many ol them boys, posln& nude
or en1atin1 in sex acts have
been seized 1.6 a raid on what
authorities claim may be "the
oldest porno bualne11" in the ci·
ty. police aaid.
Tallabaasee, Fla., three weeks
ago. Prllon authorities said be
appareoUy han1ed himself.
Rodrl1uez Cristobal was
amon1 21 penom arrested and
tried for treepusin1 on Navy
tar1et beacbea on tbe 1mall
off1bore In llland of VieqUM.
Nineteen were convicted.
Protests have been beld oa the
bland in an attempt t.o force the
Navy to atop tt.-tarctt bombard-•
ment •Gd ampblbtou1 •x·
erdles. The Navy malnt.aina the
laland ll Yitai for lralniDS the
Atlantle fleet and 11 arlnel.
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Accordln.& lo police, the lalelt
assault was committed by two
t.een·a1ed blah school 1tudeata
who kicked down the door w¥o
the woman refused to open lL
The two lat.er were lake& lnto
cuitody.
DAILY PILOT
Armed with a search warrant,
police found tbe slldea, nu-
merous 36-mm and movie
cameras, a rooftop covered with
artificial turf and numerous
movie aeta inllde the Athletic
Models Guild.
To enter the house they had to
iet put a lS-foot hllb wall, ,.uard1 and ,elecfronlc 1ur·
veillanee equipment.
· ·EBrly Saata
Boy Swamped Wi1h Aid
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GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. CAP) --Cbrlltmu baa
come early for Prank Boucher. a 11-year-old
cerebral ~Y. vicUm wboee bicycle --IWI om,
meuis " aewnt oua, and vial-frteDds .-.. wu stolen. "A few day1110, Frank dldn'l have a blc1cle;"
said the bo)t'a mother, ShanJG Bou .... Now be't
1ot four. And MODle IN 1Wl c.WU from all over ...
. T\W blc1Clel~ weN dellvenct .tM nllbt the story
of the theft wu npc>r1ed, abl ui4. One ~ drove 1everal mllel .In a aowstorm to m'Ue tM .'dillvery.
Later, a re1taunnt •ave Frau • .arc11e bicycle for the holtle IDd a 'blcycle d88lif 1ave bim a new fl••~-~.. ----....
I .~ rrw bu Ml two 9"r•tiom OI\ hll
Je11 .Md-·~ be c.-i rlde a bicycle aft.er be la GDto the IUt.
0 111'1 J ua MViiitb be•WD•., bll mother 1114 • ..
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AL:SGARAGE
56 FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT BEACH
(714) &4-i·703Q
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ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA MONDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1979 N FIFTEEN CENTS I
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Killed
.As Bus Attacked
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1'0.A BAJA, Puerto Rico (AP> No OM ela.lmed lmmecllate
-tJDidenUfled 1unmeo am-respomlldty for tbe attack, the
bulbed a busload of U.S. Navy ftrtt fatal u1ault .,a.lut the
penoa.oeJ toct.y ln a barra19 ol U.S. military In Puerto Rico In
pistol and ahotlUD fire, kllllna almost a decade. Violence by Wl·
two servieemen and woundina 10 deraround pro-independence
other persona, aulboriUes re-aroups 1enerally baa been limit·
ported. ed to attacks on property. officers
The wounded Included three said.
women. One of the women and Rear Adm. Arthur K. K.noizen,
"two or three of the men were senior U.S. naval olftcer in the
bospftalized tn aertoua eonditloa Caribbean, called it a "bel.Dous ~ ~------~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-
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W'lalte and Trophfl
USC running back Charles White talks to newsmen after
being named winner of 1979 Heisman Trophy. At right is
Heisman Trophy won several years ago by former USC
running back O.J. Simpson. White is the second leading
rusher in college football history. See story. Page Bl.
Progress Seen
On Teacher Pact t Newport-Mesa school officials w~y since-June. The teacher-5'
t
are hopeful that a new contract contract expired in July and
wtth ·district teachers can be they have been receiving last
concluded this week. a year'swagessincethen.
spokeswoman said today However. provisions of the .
~ Jean Harmon, assistant to the
, district supenntendent, said of·
ficials had aimed at concluchng
a contract 'after three days or
negotiating last week.
new cootract. including pay in-
creases. would be retroactive to
the expiration of the old one.
However, although considera-
ble progress was made. some is·
sues remain to be resolved dur-
ing talks this week, she said.
She said the district hasn't set
any plans to call an impasse.
which could be declared by
either side if talks deadlock. In
that case, a state mediator
would be requested.
Last week, 1be indicated the
district was prepared to decl...,,
an impasse If negotlatiods
weren't concluded by Friday.
Spokesmen for the Newport-
Meaa Federation of Teachers
"Which represents tuchen in tbe
wage ne.,uatiolll, coWdn't be
reached for comment tc>Uy.
Negotiltions have been under
..
crime we cannot tolerate ...
The Navy aald names ol the
vloUma were being withheld un-
til next«·Jdn could be notified.
But local autboriUes said the
two dead men were the bus
dnver and a radar tecbrucian.
The attack occurred at 6: 20
a m. (2:20 PST) as the yellow
school bus with Navy markings
left a naval communications
facHlty ln Toa Baja. 10 miles
weal of San Juan on Puerto
Rico's north coast, taking 18
persons to work at a radar sta-
tion l ~ miles away.
Uncooflrmed reports said the
gunmen -said to number at
teaat four -· used two vans in the
ambush, one blocking the way
along a deserted section of the
narrow road, a San Juan police
spokesman said.
Authorities here said the at-
tackers opened fire with a
heavy-gauge s h otgun and
pistols, apparently .22-caliber
and .JS.caliber
One of the survivor.. said the
driver was killed immediately
when he was shot under the
right eye One of the passengers
grabbed the wheel, spun tbe bus
around and drove it back to the
Sabena Seca communications
facihty, the survivor said before
Navy officers took him away
from reporters. His name was
not given.
The terrorists abandoned one
white van and fled in the second
van, police said . Police forces
spread out through the area to
search for them. At least 41 bullets tore into the
bus, most of them tbrou&h the
windows ln lbe front half of the
vehicle. Blood and shattered
glass could be seeo on lbe floor
inside. None of those on the Navy bus
was armed, said Lt. Steve
Chesser. publJc affairs offrcer at
the Navy's Roosevelt Roads
base
Adm Knoizen sa1d the attack
was "a well -planned. well·
executed ambush It was not a
target of opporturuty "
It w~ the fi rst fata l attack on
U .S servicemen here since
March 1!170, when an American
was gunned down in San Juan IJ'I
what t.erronsts said was retatia·
tion for the death of a student
during a riot at the University of
Puerto Rico
S~all pro-Independence
groups have bombed federal
f actl1lles~and branches or
mainland s m the past. but
!>UCh attac have usuaUy oc-
curred in the hours between
midnight apd dawn, and there
had been n<i in1unes untH today
HOstages
Pu/, • in
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'*",,..~TOP SELLER WHITESELL OISPl.A YS HER PRODUCT
Corona del M., Olr1 Youngeat to Seti 100 C~,.
Good Scout
She Sells 100 Calendars
A S2S savan~-. bond motivated Gaelen Whitesell of
Corona del Ma r to sell 100 scout calendar.> thus becoming
the youngest girl scout under Junsd1ct10n of the Girl Scout
Council of Orange County to reach the century mark IIl
sales.
Gaelen is 9 years old
"WHEN GAELEN found out about the savings bond
she canvassed the neighborhood." saJd the girl's mother.
Wendy. It took Gaelen, a fourth grader at Harbor View
School where she is in Troop 54, two weeks to sell tbe 1980
calendars at $2 eacb.
In additJon to the savings bond. the feat means a $40
profit for Gaelen's troop,
Sbe will al.so get a patch for selling 25 calendars and a
charm for selling 40.
CEE CEE SANDER, dJrtttor of product sales for the
council, said. last year . 47 of 10.000 Girl Scouts wbo sold
calendars tn the county reached tbe ~ntury mark.
But Gaelen as the youngest Gari Scout. Ms Sander
said.
Supervisors Clash
Over Pact Talks
Orange County Supervisors·
Chairman Philip Anthony has
been rebuked b y colleague
Edison JmUer over the handhng
or salary negoliallons with the
count y's adm1n1strative
management employees
In a confidential letter. Miller
accused Anthony of eogagJn& 111
hard·llne bargaining tactics and
of making inflammatory state
ments.
Miller sajd that Anthony's sup-
port of a ment pay proposal is
unreasonable and doesn't have
bis (Miller's> support
He said be has never been con-
sulted by Anthony and that there
1s no consensus amon1 the board
members favorin1 a merit pay
provision.
Miller said today be would not
comment on the letter because It
might fUrther lnfiame the situa-
tion and hinder negotiations wilb
about 550 employees in the
bargaining unit.
Miller uked Anthony to call a
special executive session of the
board with representatives of
lb~ uruoo. mvited to clanly 1s
l>U~S
Earlier Friday Anthony ac
rused representatives of the
bargaining unit o r '"union
ftrandst.andlllg and or apparently
trying to impress its employ~
as to how tough 1l 1s · ·
"Such uncalled for attempts to
attract sensallonal pubhc1ty by
the uruon can only serve to un
dermme the negotiation process
which 1s still under say," he
said
Anthony also clatmed that
there has been no rothplete set-
tlement offer from the union.
Anthony s81d today be
wouldn 'l comment on the con-
tents of Miller's letter because
<See CIASB, Pate AZ)
Coast Theft
Suspect Hit
By New Raps
A pest exterminator arrested
in connection with tb e
Tbaab1ivin1 break-In at a
Newport Beach home, faces -1·
dltiobal charles related to ftve
other bur1fariea, Newport
Beach police reported.
Detective Charlie Be1wfclt
1akS prvpeltJ from tbe br.ak·tm
tbat occurred ln Oraa1•.
Fal.a.tan and county ·i.1tlw1
WU recovered flom the bame of
John Rocw Uuwonb .. as. ol
Oral•· Umworth wu atn1tec1 last
If oacW after poUee traced tbe UcenM ·DI.ate Of a. trvek aeen ~ottbeN~ T1aat.,.... m ... at u. balDe ot •ttormt Patrick N•tal; t
C&a1GD lllaDd Dme. Unswtinb rnortldb Ud ... at tM ....
prior totbe ~to Ck> 0 U• wmlaattaQJob.
AU ol tllilt bema tUea hOin
Na11l'a bome •ere lo\llMI b1
poUce.; BllWlck eltlm•tad tbe
addttioUI rec:oVend pfVl*'1 II 000. •
New Peril
TEHRAN. Iran <AP> -1be
sbab'a move to Tens broutbt
new tbreata to put the American
boat.ases on trial u Iranian.a vot-
ed in a referendum to approve
Ayatollah Rubollab Khomeiru's
new I.alamlc comtltution.
Tehran Radio announced the
Revolutionary Council has set
up a center for national
moblll.z.aboo to carry out Kbo-
me ini '1 orders to create a
people's army ready for battle
against America I Related
stories, photo. Page AS>. The aoventment radio also
said lran wtll ask the Organiza-
tion of Petroleum Exporting
SHAH RECOVERING
AT TEXAS BASE-A3
LIBYA 'RESPONSIBLE'
FOR SEOE-9•ge A4
KENNEDY ATTACKS
SHAH REGIME-AS
Countne5 to abandon the dollar
as the currency for the mtema·
t1onal oil tradt! medium of pay-
ment and instead use a ··basket·
of c,trong currenc1t.,._
Foreign '11n1c,ter Sadegh
Ghotbzadt>h saad thf' shah's
flight Sunday from a New York
hospital to an Aar f''orce bast>
outs1ck> San Antonio was part of
a plot agamst our revolution If
the u.-.cd States decides to con
tanUl' the cn s1s the tn al '''
the spies here will begin ··
·If the shah leaves the Umted
States ror another country, wt-
w1ll try t.he hostages." said a
-.pokt'sman for the students hold
mg the 50 American~ who on
~unday be~m their firth week of
tSe-e IRAS. Page A21
KO'd Newport
Policeman
Hospitalized
A Newport Beach pohce of
firer v.ho 1.1.as knocked un-
c·11nsc1ou." late Saturday mght.
v. as hsted 1n good cond1t1on to-
day at Hoag Memonal Hospital
Offtc-er Jeff Duvardo. 22. said
he nrver saw the assailant who
<,truck him from ~hmd at about
11 p m an an alley behind 415
lnmcAve
Tht! patrolman had gone to the
alley be<.ause of a resident's call
about a susp1c1ous person there.
Duvardo '>aid he got out of his
patrol car to Lalk to a man he
.,aw an tht> alle}' when he was bit
on thl• ht>ad and lost consc1ous-
ne'\S
Tht> patrolman estimated he
was knocked out for about five
minutes Accord.an~ to police re-
ports when he regained con-
l>c aousness. he 1.1.asn't able to
walk The man he 1.1.a s talking to
was gone
Duvardo said he was unable to
walk so he crawled to his patrol
car and actJvated bis emergency
call but.ton which brought other
omcers to the alley.
Duvardo was treated by-
paramedics who took him to the
hospital.
Sgt. Bob Gatewood said police
round no evidence of any other
crime in the alley or nearby
homes.
Coast
I
... .-.Ae•kn•••• ..
SAN FRANCISCO CAP> - . Edwanl &._...., cam·
paJp.l.q for fellow Democrat Sea. Alan CtaDltm. referred to
Nporta that Callfonala'a a:=u S.. I.. wa bu
beea bowD to ... otl la ...
''Sin. CramtoD and I Hf'ft lo the Sml.i.
with )'OW' other MOat.ol', Sam Hayakawa. II~
desk la rtlbt ont to Illa aleepini bac ud plllow, •' Kennedy aaJd, lauahlq.
Kennedy wu apeakin1 at a fund·railln1
dinner for Cranston, wbo la aeekln& re·
election lD lllO
CITY OF INDUSTRY <AP) -Four empty railroad frelpt
can deraUed on a brid&e over Asusa Boulevard today, prompt·
ing ~utborttlea to cloee the busy street to all traffic.
LOS Aqela County Sber1tr1 Deputy Doyle Campbell aaid
the Union Paciftc can went off the tracks oo an overpua north
of the Pomona Freeway'at about 1:20 a.m -
The cars were leanin1 up agalnat the aides of the bridle, be
sald, and "Just the abeer weight of them, we're afraid they
might fall over."
1-. A.,•ra 83 RIUle•
SAN DIEGO <AP) -A Superior Court jury awarded $3
million today to the widow and six children of a San Diego
mortgage broker who died lD the 1978 air tragedy over San
Diego which took 144 lives.
The family of Lee H. John.son sought a record S24 mi llion.
Their wrongful death suit named Pacific Southwest Airlines,
whose jetliper collided with a amaU private plane, aa defendant.
It was the second ve rdict in a trial over deaths resulting
Crom the air collision. In the first, s urvivors were awarded
$300,000
t'Mk-le Set• Sp~"' lfl•rk
EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE <AP> -Budweiser Rocket
dn ver Stan Barrett continued his assault on the sound barrier
today, pushing the three-rocket car to 6'8.088 mph, the fut.est
speed rt>corded for a manned vehicle on land.
Barrett's run across the dry lake surface beat bis record of
about 638 mph set ln the rocket oo the Bonneville Salt Flats in
Utah on Sept. 9.
But this was not an offi cially sanctioned effort al breaking
the land s peed record. Barrett is worlung up to an attempt on
the sound barrier
MefMI-Belfl I• Z De•lll•
BAKER CAP) A 28-year -0ld Gardena woman bas been
booked ror investigation of murder in the sboollng deaths of two
of her daugbters, ages 9 and 12, and of trying to kill her 6-year·
old daughter by poisoninl
The alayin~a were discovered Sunday afternoon after
Nancee Reese crubed her car eight mUea south of Baker QD Jn·
' terstate 15 as she tried to outnm California Highway Patrol of.
ficen following her for a traffic violation, San Bernardino Coun·
ty sheriff's deputies said.
Ms. Reese, accompanied by her 6-year-0ld daughter, An·
nette, told CHP officers abe bad killed two dau&hters and she
and Annette had both eaten lye, deputies aald, adding they still
don't know the reuon for the killings. They were taken to
Barstow Community Hospital.
Dollar at Record
Low in W. Germany
From AP Dllpatebes
The dollar dropped to a record
low aplmt the Weal German
mark and Sold soared more than
$15 an ounce today u dealen re-
ported forei8Jl ncbanaes preoc.
c upied by the U.S .·lranian
crisis. In late trading ln Frankfurt, the
dollar brou1bt 1. 7088 marka,
a full i"eanl& be1" the prmous
low f1x1Dt price Ht Oct. ao, 1978.
<Related photo, Pa1e A4)
The dollar closed _!!l Frankfurt ..
DAILY PILOT
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--='~=--_ .. c.-.
YIU~-............ ,,.,,, .....
T111,eiu1 en•>__,
or rM1llMw.-C7'•1....,.
on Friday at 1.7290 marks. 1bat
had been tbe lowest for the
dollar liDce the Oct. 30, 1978,
watenbed.
In Milan, the dollar pluneed to
Its lowest level since Oct. 3
against the Italian lira. In a COD·
Unuation of Friday's downward
trend, the U.S. currency wu
quoted at 810.IO Ure, down from
815. 70 Friday.
Morninl dollar rates in other
major European financial cen·
ters, compared with Friday'• rates:
• Zurich -l.1'112 Swill francs,
down troml.to05. •
Paril -•.0850 French franai,
down from •.om.
Amtt.rdam -1.tllO Dutch
1uUden, down from 1.92111.
In 1:.b tt took S2.208ll to w1_a pound, compared
to $3.m& Friday.
,.,..P-AI
,.,.,.,.., ••ttam. IDnldpt.on said al tM lime
Lbe probe ........... u.,
weren't certain wb.ua ... the
bl llld ra_pe ol Kn .
G rMD ••• tbe work or the
Oran .. Oout klUer, wbo 11 M-
in• ~ in cooneetlGD wttb ei,llt other VerJ. limiJ&r au.eta.
TmtlD Capt. 8Gc i.ow.ber1
H14 today that Gnea'1 U'Nll
nmov.a that cue from the u-
1aulta attributed to tbe k:lller-
rapllt.
He atreued that Green lln't a
1U1ped In the remalntn1 eieht cues.
The IUIDed lD thole cues la an olive-"'""-l man with bl&
dark balr and a mustache. He la
of medium betibt and wettbt
wlth a muscular build.
G reeo, on the other hand, la
ahort·balnid because be'• an ac-
tive duty Marine Corps corporal
s tationed at Marine Corps
<Helicopter) Air Station, Tustin.
In addition, Lowenber@ noted
that Green ii alight of build and
"bas no muscle tone at all." The
Marine ls fair complexioned, be
added.
Lowenberg said deta ils or
Green's arrest wouldn't be re-
leased until murder and assault
char ges are filed in the Central
Orange County Judicial Duslrict
Court.
Iran Tie
Hinted in
Explosion
FRANKF1JRT, West Germany
(AP ) -A bomb explosion
slightly dama1ed the Frankfurt
office of the Moray Guaranty
T rust Company today, days
afte r the American bank at·
tacbed some Iranian lnduatnal
shares, police said. No lltjuries
were reported.
·'There ls obviously a coanec
lion between lhe explosions and
the bank's attachment of Iran's
Krupp s hares,'' a police
spokesman said today.
Last week Mor1an Guaranty
shocked the West German ftnan.
cial community by obtaining a
German court order attaching
Iran'• 25 percent ahare in Krupp
Industries. The bank claimed
Iran bad failed to make pay·
ment on a loan.
The U.S. gove rnment froze
Iranian flnanclal aueta In
America after mllttant atudentl
occupied the U.S. Embauy lo
Tehran, took hostages and de-
manded the extradition from the
United States of fonnf'r Shah
Mohammed Reu Pahlavi. 1bey
continue to bold 50 boata1es but
the United States refuses to re-
turn the shah.
Expert.a said the bomb coaslst·
ed of two empty automobile fire
exUnguia.ben wrapped together
and filled with four pounda of
cbemlcaJ..
Wind Halts
Suicide Leap
lFWorDown
NEW YORlt CAP) -A
woman wbo Jumped from the
Empire State Bulld1D1'1 llt!t-
floor observation deck was
u ved when a ~ of wind
puabed her onto a e one floor
below polke la)'.
Poilee 1ald Elvlta Adami, a.
of tbe Bronx, 1uffered only
minor lnJurlel wbeD wlDdl ol up
to 23 mpb puabed her tumbllq
body onto an ~-Ooor Led&e
SUDdaf eventna. S.curttJ oftfoer Fruk am. • ald b• pulled tb• woman UlrouO .. opm window after
1omeoae OD Ul• obHnatlon ·
deell NPOrted beartnl moau
belbw. Ila. Adami WU lUCD to
Bellmll ~tat ... 1Httiniat
of b~cl 1•1 lnJurt• and
2Tou.. om':'1.:::.ec:.~
it wu not ao "uaumDdOD"• tbat
tbe woman Jump.ct \eca.. a
tour-foot feee IUrroundl tbt ob-Nrv•=.,~orm ol tbe J.CD.
•to17 . Windl ba" ID~ put f alll from the platform. Lalt 1'ar.-a wmtae'frola Ha..ttwu
blown blCll t.o tile 1ame -., ~Ila• 11ld. In 19'1, a au mDld to tbe Jedi•. thtll Jtaped hf• di --· '
Ronnie Shipley, executive 1eeretary for the
Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Com·
merce, counta petltlon1 with which
chamber is attempUna to qualify it& pro-
posal to switch the date ol municipal elec·
Uons for next April's ballot. Chamber
membe rs have gathered about 5,000
slgnat~ ln their effort to change future
city council elecUons from April to No.
vember. U city clerk finds that at least 3,800 or the stanatures are tbo6e of validly rea·
istered Newport Beach voters, the
chamber iruttallve will go before the city's
e lectorate next April 8.
Irvine Foundation
Sets Record Grants
A record $10,335.311 in vazrta,
wtth nearly '700,000 for Oran&e
County educatlooaJ, community,
medical aod cultural programs,
hu been awarded by the James
Irvine Foundation.
It marks the flnt time lo the
foundation·• 41 years, the
awards have topped $10 mlllioo,
according to the recently re·
leaaed annual report.
The California In1Utute of
Technolo&Y wu recipient ol the
largest award, $1 .5 million for a
new cell bk>lo1Y and cbemist.ry
laboratory oo ill Pasadena cam·
pWI.
The San Franclaco Sympboey
received Sl million to uallt its
move lo a new Perfonnlne Arta
Center. 1be Nature Conservan-
cy, San Franciaco, got a c.beck
for $500,000 to aid acquilWon of
the Santa Cruz ll1and pr.erve
near Santa Barbara and
'80 Preview
Session Set
In Newport
Four buaineu and c1vlc
leaden will give memben of the
Newport Center AuoclaUon a
~Preview of 1J80" at the u ·
soclatioo '1 annual meeU.na Dec
14.
Add.ressine the 8 a. m. aessioo
at the Carousel Room of the
Newporter Inn wlll be A•·
s emblywoman Marian
Ber1eaon, Newport Beach
Police Chief Pete Gross, Bank d
Newport EJlecutlve Vice Pnlsl·
dent Richard Miller and Orante
County Airport Manaaer Raul
Regalado.
Members of the a11oclatlon
and the public are bmted to the
meeUna, but r-.natiom .,.
needed 1-auM ol limited apece.
For additional information,
the auoct.Uoa can be reached
at MO-mt.
f
l
velours at the Garage.
c,_ piaeket. ~.Ind f!Jklp
front 1n lorlQ sileve. 1na PllCMt
only'" ""°" .,.. •
estabH•b,,,.,,,. ol a preserve on
McCloud B.tve.
The f.ouactation 1a.e $125,000
toward CIOGltnlC'tioo of the South
Coast Repertory '1 new Fourth
Step Theater lo ea.ta Mesa. It
WU the ta.rsest ol the Oranp
County awards.
The Newport Harbor Art
Museum received '100.000 for
expa&WOO of its edv.caUoo pro-
1ram and Sl00.000 went to
Hospice <>ranee County lnc. of
Laguna Hilla to l.Ditiate • pro-
1r am for the term1nal1y W.
The Boys Club of the Harbor
Area 1.oc. received $80,000 for a
dellnqueocy prevmtioa project
and the Boyt Club ol Lqun.a
Beach eot 91.UiO for lmproye-
menta to lta facility.
The Boys Club of Ptacmtt.a
Inc. was given $10,000 for a new
gymnaa1um.
~ Bills
Going Vp
LOS ANGELES <AP>
Winter residential a u
bills will go up an average
or another S2 46 a month
rollo wang Cal1forn1 a
Public Ulllitaea Com ·
miss100 approval for the
Southern Calilornia Gas
Co. to lncrea1e rate•
bednn.ina Tue9day.
fbe PUC 1rant.ed lbe
utW ty an iDcreue ol 1287
miWoa a year to oftaet the
cost of 1a1 purchased
from oul4-ctate supplies.
That wu S2 millioo less
than IOUCbt by Southern Calilornia Gu.
Rate• for varlo.._.
CIUMI ol commerdal aM
reeldeadal CUltomen wW
So up birlaw 10.1 percent
and '5.1 percmt, the PUC
•aid.
CLASH •••
those atatemeDtl were not .. cao-
atructive. ••
John A.c;lama, a repreNDtlllbe
of tbe 6ar1ainin1 unit, ·Hid
ne1otlaton reacbed a temlltive
a1reemmt oo the merit p., a...
sue foUowinl all-day ...uam
lut Tuesday.
He said county ne1ot1aton
called back tbe next day,
however, to state that tJaere waa
DO a1reemmt.
The uruoo bas returned to lll
demand of an II percem acroa-
tbe·board pay lncreue Nlroac·
Uve to lat June, roqb1J tbe
same pay increase that most
other county employees re·
ceiYed.
Adams u.ld the county bu of.
fered a I percent acrou-tbe-
board pay tncreaae and the p1.ac.
1n1 ot money t.nto • poo1 from
which a merit ralle would be
diltrtbWd.
The merit ralael would ffl"J lo
ahe , dependia& on tbe
pe rf orm a nce or tbe ad -
m1nislraton as evaluated by
1upenon
Adam s said that ad -
mio11trat1 ve maoa1emeot
employees shouldn't be fOl'ttd
anto the po151b00 of competing
for salary increua that other
worke rs received tn previous
agreements
Worken; m the unit lndude
shertlf departmea"t lieutenants
and captains, analysts tn person-
nel and adDUru.strabve offices as
well as m1d ·mada1ement
employees m other county de-
partmeota.
Wrong Date Given
For Heart Lecture
A story m Sunday's Dally
Pilot lilted the wroq date for a
talk on ctanaen to ooe'a beut.
Dr. BenjamfG Kraut will
speak on the perUs of 1moktng,
overwetgbt. ltral, bilb blood
p~ssure and lack ol exerdae,
and will answer questlom, at 7
p.m. Dec. 12 at Costa Mesa
Memortal Hospital. Ad.miu6oo to
the seminar la free.
AL'S GARAGE
58 FASHION lSl.ANO
NEWPORT BEACH
(714)~7030
I
Yretim
Involved
In Suit
A 21-year-old man abot to
death arty Saturday in Santa
Au ... identlfted by police u
the youth laYOlf'ed lo a dri.l
rtgbta cue a1alolt • former Santa Ana p>Ueeman.
-Maurice Ibarra ot Santa Ana
died in Palm Harbor HoQlta1
Saturday mornlnC aft.er beb:l.I
abot three t1mel tn tbe dMllt bJ a pnman in a pautn1 ear as be
stood with a IJ'OUI) of MeGda CID
a Santa Ana sueet corner. Police say tbeJ don't bow
whether the klllln1 ls IUll·
related.
Santa Ana policeman Jobn
Mangiaracina wu ftred from
bia job after Ibarra accUled
him of false imprl.aonmeot dur·
ing a June 20 barrio pa.rt lDcl·
dent.
Telepbooe wires are for the birds -hun·
dreds of them --at the intersection or College
A venue and Village Way in C.OSta Mesa. Like
a scene from a Hitchcock movie, they ar-
rived a few at a time, then all departed at
once.
Maaalaracloa 's rtrst trial
ended ta a mistrlal when the
Jury deacDocted anen to five ID
favor of ecquittal.
HovteVer, the dead man's at·
torney bad planned to seek pros-
ecuUon in federal court on
grounds of civil richta viola·
Uou. -~Court Date Slated .
In Slaying Case
Judie llarraJ l'U'•gded Bia
to adult emtocb and be wu
booked IDlo the ~ Jail Prtdar
and ordered beld wttboat bmL
Blea la to nD1rD to Jadp llar-ray• a court TuetdaJ for • beariDI to• determine If be ia to
stand trl~l aa ·an adult or
Juvenile. 1be two mm are accused of
beating lrlartiDe%, 41, to death in
bis home at 4ll lris Ave.
Police said the real estate
aalelman'• skull wu ao severely
battered that parts of bia brain
were e:xpoeed.
Police said they were without
leads ID the case until tbia fall
when Costa Mesa police un·
covered information which even··
tua1b' led to Bica and Keith
Jn llddttioo to assiataDee frvm
Costa Mesa. Newport Beach de-
tectives said they were alded by
members of the Laguna Beach
Police Department.
State Panel
Eyes Plan
For Airport
Manglaracloa ls alleaed,
following an arswnent.. to bate
taken Ibarra from one Santa
Ana part to another known for gana activity and the acene ~ a
gang ti1Ung a week earlier.
Ibarra stated in an affidavit
that be WU afra1d fOI' bia life
became of tbe kWilll at Rollta
Park.
LOS ANGELD <AP>-All d;f.
•bore airport to reJleye u.mc Body Found coqeltlala a LGI ADplei ID-
teniailaaal Airport .. under' eon-
1 l deratton by Ua=• te tu· In San Juan sembly'a ~ OD Com----
m lttee, a~ae ti man Chet Tbe nude bod1 of a man
Wray said · ~--u&-ft Wray, 0-G Grove, said damped OD v•-.-4".....-way ve
the project would require a ma· mlla eat of the San DlelO
jor landfill operaUon, but would F'reewQ in San Juu Capjstrano
provide for over-the-water wu found Sunday afternoon by
takeoffa and landings. a biker.
He aald the committee favors On.oge County aberi.ft"1 dep-
a site olfabore from the Los utiea ukS an a~y wW he-n--"' '--hors performed today 'to determlne An1eles-Lon& ~ ua1 • the man'• identity and cause ol 1be plan Wal dlaeuued during
a bearing involving rep~· de~. man, who deputies said
taUves ol Southern California bad been dead for several days,
cities and counties, the armed wu lo bl.I late teeDI or early forces and airlines. tall --.a Wray alao Indicated that t1fellt:ies, 5 feet 7 lncbes auu
formation of a state airport had U&ht brown bait.
•utbority or two regional ,n_., Whale Di·e8 autboritles are under con-CQ
sideratioo.. MYSTIC, Conn. <AP> -A Wray and several leading IO.foot. 1,0()().pound AUantlc pilot
airport. authorities indicated whale found stranded aix
that cbang• are overdue to deal moot& ago on a New JfllR'/
wUh the problem of overtued beaeb tm died unnpected1J at
ail'port facilities and increasing t h e lif y st i c M a r i n e l l f e
~···tier Robert Hamlett of Richmond, Va., stands next to a ban·
ner drawn on a bed.sheet caricaturing Iran's Ayato~
Khomeini About JO people have stopped to express theLr
support.
Rally for Hostages
Set at LA Coliseum
LOS ANGELES CAP) -A
rally tontcbt in 1upport of
Amerian boatqes in lraD was
organized by state Sen. Paul
Carpeuter. wbo said be wanta
the event to be a nspome to
chanting demonstrators in
Te bran.
The Cyprea Democnt rented
tbe Loa Angeles Memorial
Coliseum for $65,000 to bold the
demomtratkxl of support fOI' the
SO American boltqes held at
tbe U.S. Embaasy In Tehran.
"<Ayatollab Rubollab) Kho-
meini bas dooe an outstaDdlng
job in ming tbe media, and I
think it'a &Jme we paid him
back," Carpeater said.
The rally ls lot.ended ''to make
it clear that we are solidly
behind our government's de·
termination to brang tbe
hostages home unbanned," said
Carpenter.~
bad tat.en out a Kris d tu.ll-
pa 1 e advertisements in
Callloroia and New HamPlibin! newspapers deoouucinc the
political acttvltlea of Tom
Hayden and Jane Fonda and
their linka to Gov. Edmund G.
Brown Jr.
••. . . 5mce Jaoe Fonda bas
t.be ability to get publicity for
them. ber and Hayden, every
Ume she sneeses, lhat's a battle
that bu to be carried out in tbe
media.•• Carpenter said.
"J can't very well be suc·
~aful lo that batt.Je by arcumg
my cue ln front of ~ Garden Grove Rotary Club. .lt's a
much Larcer baUJe, ·'be said.
Carpenter's use of publicity
bu rubbed olf on ooe of bis col·
lea1ue1, Sen. John V. Brt115, R·
f'ullertoo. On Nov. 20, Briggs
took out a full-pqe advert;L,e-
ment an the Los Anceles Times,
headhned: "LET'S STOP
PA YING lRANl.ANS TO 'RJOT"
lN OUR STREETS! LET'S Hit .
. Trio's UFO Tale
Mystifies French paueoger traffic. Aquarium.
Los Angeles International ~ ~-------------------------------------------------------------------last approechtne the. 4G-mlllion-
The Oralige County lawmaker
before bu gone to • Wlde public
outside bis Senate diatrtct to U ·
press bis views. For tnstance. be Them Where It Hurts!''
CERGY-PONTOISE, France
<AP> -Authorities in tb1.a small town northwest o1 Pam are try-
in& to decide wbetber to charge
Frank Font•lne and b1a friends
with crimtDal mischlef or launch
a aearcb for a mysterious slow·
iog uoldentified flJiD8 object.
.. Tb111 la Ju.at too fanlalltlc,"
said Police Cblef Ro1er
Coureous aft.er lllienina to tbe test1.monY of Fmtaine, 19, and
ht• two friends, Jeu-Plerre
Prevot and Salomon N'dla1e,
botb 25. Fontaine, who bad beeD the
object of a police search 11iDee
lut Monday, reappeared today
iD the spot where be dlaappeared
a week 88D. bis frtenda reported.
Tbey said be WU weatma the
same do&ba and bad euctly u.e same amount d mOD81 as au clay bl van••bed.
Police said the three have eon-
1isteoU1 repeated this same
atory under questioning:
At 4 a.m. lut Monday, the
young men bad juat flnisbed
loacli.De a atatioD wacon with
clotbel tbeJ were IOlnl to sell at
an open martet wt.en f.beJ aaw a
brilliant lilbt about the alze ol a
teonla btlll to the right of tbe car.
The ball became laraer and
taraer and eame to • rest on the
hood d the car, eallllnl tbBr
eyn to burD. From that mo-
ment, until bl.I reappearance
th.ls mornlnl. Faata1ne remem·
bera ncOtog.
Prevot and N'diaye left Foo·
ta1De to watcb &be ear u U>eJ ran
bomt! to pt a camera. Wl)eD
they atturiild, t.beir friend WU
iona. 'Iba ear wu tbere with the
door Gplll and • halo of liab& SW'·
rounclecl the car
lld••e Freetf,em
paasen•en·•·1ear limit set
MYeral years qo by the City
Council Thil year's passenger
load ls expected to hit 35 million.
up from 32.8 millioo la.at year.
Wray, who chain tbe commit-
tee'• tnnatt subcommittee, said
the committee "ll very aym·
patbetlc'' to a resionwlde
system, possibly one for
Northern California and ooe for
the 19'dbero pan of tbe state. O~Jt military bases for
joint tary-dvtliaa use -a
way of reUHlDI tbe tramc
problem -drew little support
from tbe mW1ary eatabllabmmt
in the area.
Marine Col James Shelton, a
community plannlas officer
ft-om the Marine bue lo El
Toro, said the joint use woWd be
opposed by Marine offldall and
the Secretary of the Navy u
"incompatible.••
Protesters Pick Jail
ft
Botb _. UMir liD4 jail bum·
blln1 -Hoffman worn the
1rave1ard 1blft ln the Jall
bakery, and Dt.utcb ~-er:__
nmdab'U. ..... .
Tbe judp do ... ced tbt
paJr Hid &My wen teyt.n1 t6) be
martyn, and nta1erald eldld
Frldaf, "JI a martn' II a penoa
wbo II ~-I!!~ .. !!!..~ MQ~-·,~--bolda, u. I am• aart1!"..::.. ~
ll •h1 I am not Wtltllla -_. .... :.;..''~-~=
our shll.8rling
outdoor jEckiit ...
Evening the Odds
We 're Riding Off to Wonderland for Sonw Odd-E«n OPEC C<U
around here enough to get b.L8 reelln&s blJ't these days.
When Brown reimposed the odd-even gas buying, be
told all oC us Califontians t.bat we mwst reduce our ''addle·
Uon to OPEC oll" <:._
MARVELOUS. What in blazes makes him think you
are addicted to OPEC oil" l'U bet if you were given a
choice at lhe gas pumps, you'd ask for Cabforn1a 011.
List.en, my fuddled mind ls so parochial that if t.be
service station person gave me a choice. I'd uk for
gasoline refined from Huntington Beach crude or from the
field at West Newport.
The only place I know of where they doo't like their
own oll is ln Santa Barbara.
But even there. I'd be wUllng to bet Governor Brown
that tf you asked all the mot.ori!ts where they'd prefer to
buy tbel! oil from. OPEC would flDisb dead JuL.eveo
time
Anyway. the folks Crom elsewhere should be told that
wl'.''ve had this odd-even menace back with us here in
'>range County for some weeks now and it's uruversally
clpplwd.
Uruversally ignored would probably be more precise.
ABOLT THE ONLY PLACE you're gomg to find a lllle
of cat'!> at a service station 1s where the operator. who
thinks he's still living in the 1950s, has cut the pnce and
put a "Gas War" sign out front
ll 's not that we are without lines around here. People
are hned up to get into that florist's place in Laguna Beach
to view lhe Yule displays. People are lined up in front of c~osta Mesa mov1e theaters FolJcs are in lines at San
Clemente supermarkets.
Governor Brown ought to visit California every now
and tben and go on tour. Everywhere he finds a line, be
could impose an odd-even buying system on t.bat en-
terprise.
That way, we'd aU have a few more laws that nobody
would pay any attenUon to.
TJUPO!fr.,, Lllt11 ~AP-t .r
t .... 1.1.,,._ ueUid we
u.a. •Trtg• nre to u. tnu.r..aory tu
tbe lt.alf" . .-C un-an.
TIM _ ~Neda
IUool ,....t Wtth the Llbyen
1onrament ud JmpUed tb8t fl waa rwpoaaible for tlM attack. It Wll tbe Mcood altaellt GD U
Amerinn t ._.>' m • M01111D cow.stry lD ,_,....to Aratollab
Rubollab Kbomelnl'• camDAID
to end U.S. annuene• hi t.&e
lllamle world. On Nov. n, a
mob burned tbe tmbHtJ lit
Jalamabed, Pakistan. ktlllna two
U.S. MartDet and two Pakistani
1\alf members.
CBAaGs •• Al'FAl&ES
WUUam Ea1l1too ·a wU.....ald
about a do&en ataff memSers
were wortdaa.in tbe Tripoli em-
b111y at mldmom.ln1 Sunday
when a 1roup ol demooatratora
arrived "quietly cbanUJll." Sbe
said tbe start "immediately
locked up," and several male of.
rlciala went to tbe Green Square,
a central pl.au several blocks
away, where they "saw a laree
mob. 1bey got back to the em-
bassy and withln tive minutes
the mobs arrived.''
Corusul Vlncent Principe sa.td
the Llbyans began ·'banging on
the door and made It known to
us they wanted to get inside. We
JUSl thou&bt it prudent to leave."
TH.E AMERICANS fl ed
through a back door and took·
refugel.ntheirhomes.
Only ooe Libyan pohceman
was on duty lll front of the em-
bassy at the time, and Ubyan or~
hclals ignored appeals from the
embassy for reullorcements, the
State Department said 1n
Washington. The embassy's
M artne guard was withdrawn
from Tripoli some time ago at
Pit Bulldog
Mauls Boy, 6;
Rescuer Hurt
MIAMI <AP> --A 6-year~ki
boy was lo aerioua coodiUoo
alter be wu vlcioualy mauled
by a pit bulJdoc wbose attack
was stopped only ~r 1l 18-year-
old woman threw hersell OD th~
child. officials sald. Franklin Scarbrough of
Hollywood underwent
microsurgery late Satw-day at
Miami's Cedars of ·Lebanon
Hospital where specialists
worked to restore the cbild's
:,calp and race.
"ll was horrible," said Emily
Milone, who tried several times
to pull the dog orr the cbild
before she threw herself on t.be
boy to st.op the attack. She wu
only slightly inJured durtoi the
rescue.
Scarbrough and Mrs. MUooe's
gTand.son, Shane, were playing
with toy dump trucks ln the
Mllones' back yard wbeo tbe at-
tack occurred, officials said.
Police said the doe belonaed to
the M ilones.
Gales Aimed at Oregon
Winds Head Toward Pacific Northwest
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c.i..-ei.M
C.oh1mbu~ 0.1 ft WU1
0.nver OHMolnH Oetrott
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n. ... ~ ..... Ual mob ••~ UH two.by. toun to . .,...... tM troat door Wblle aome the elem· onatraion climbed op to • HCOOCt-floor bekioa)I. JANA. the
offtelaJ Llb1o oe•• •••c1,
1ald *b• mob burned aD Am•riean naa and emo. o1 Pratdeat Carter and t1:ae die-
"9ed ab.ab "' Ira.a. u .s. off1daJI Hid tb•,.. ••• HrlOUI tare
damqe to tbe eomular MetlcD
00 tbe ftnt Ooor and damqe
aJ1o OD tbe MCODd floor. State Department offtclall lD
W ubinlton said the attack on
the buildi.q Mt otf an autom.atk
tear-au~ 1yatem. JANA
charced that the embassy ltalt
''fired toxic p.ses beU..ed to be
used only by tbe millt.ary. coa-
firm in1 that the embaaay's
employees are military penoo.
nel." It claimed the au aertoua-
ly injured several 1tudenta.
STATE DEPA&Tll.ENT
spokesman Hodding Carter aaid
the U.S. aovernment protated
the "inadequate and un·
respoqsive" atturity prot.ectioo.
Asked whether the attack hid
the backing of the Ubyan aov-
ernmeot, be repued "Libya ts
not a country 1n wb1ch dem·
onstrat1ons and other public
manifestations happen in the
s ame way in which ~Y happen
in this country."
JANA said~ Libyan govern-
ment protested tbe embassy's
use of gas
Record Lo.,
A dealer contends Wlth two phones on the Frankfurt.
money exchange today as the dollar dropped to a rec-
ord low agamst the West Gern:ian mark. In late trading, the
dollar brought 1 7C178 marks. a full pf enrug below the pre-
vious low fixing pnce set Oct. 30. 1978
Crisis Touches Arts Fete
Kennedy Center Honors 5 Performers
WASHINGTON lAP> Tak·
in g note of the lraruan cri &is oo
a glittering night of JOY and
celebration, Leonard Bernstein
looked up at the Kennedy Cen·
ter's box lier and uttered a
prayer for lbe absent Preaideot
Carter.
'· Wber-ever you are. God bleu
you ~ IUide you lD this bow" ol
crlala.. tbt coc:npoeer uid:
Rou.lynn Carter. 11tttn1 ln for
her buaband nodded and tbe
2~·boursbow WU OD.
IT WA.8 .\SM.A.SB HIT, Wlth a
dau~ cast S&tl.Ulg lll boxes on
~1ther Slde of Mrs Carter Sun
day rugbt we~ five oC America's
pre·emJJlenl arttsls, recipients
of the s.erood annual Kennedy
C~ter Hooon for Wetimes ol
acbinement m the perfonnmg
art.a.
Composer Aaron Copland.
sio1er Ella f1tqerald. act.or
Heor1 Fonda. da..ncer -
cboreosnpber Martha Graham
aod playwright Tennessee
0 (!)
W1111ams each received a stand
tnlt ovatJon from the wld-0ul au
d1~nce of more than 2 ,000
dJ gm lattes
The five honored artists
~aruer we,... guesll\ at a White
House receptaoo where they re--
ce1ved raanbow-bued ribbons
clasped ln gold and were lauded
by Mrs Carter as people who
Jud ''helpe d u s to know
ourulves. our hentage and our
hlst.ory ··
don't miss our
christmas gift train!
The Daily Pilot gift train is your special place to advertise items
for sale as gifts at Christmas Time. This 1s the little train that
can!
This special gift guide will appear each Wednesday from Nov.
21 thru Dec. 19 reaching 108,000 households each week. Run
m many times u you wish. Samples of two of the many ad
sizes are shown below -you can run an ad for f 1ve weeks for
mlowas$55.
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POTS• PLANTS
GIFl'S TOYS
.IEWELltY
SPORTING GOODS
Gin
BANOllADE ITEll8 CEannCATES
CATS 6 DOGS AUTOMOBILES
'°'...., lft pgotng rour ect on our 01'1 l1'M ~GI, I• catt ttte
CHA181MAS AD-VISOR
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DA ILY PILOT
A•k•••Sb.gC..•taw
8ACRAJ1 Dn'O c AP> -Aa IDIS·auc•ar llt·bl at Go.. JI"' • J Brown .Ir. '1 Qfft went lato ttt l1xtb
daytodaf wttb *1ncmtntan aQt.q tbey'U N1 \lllW ..,_.....,_1'MlclJiJ ..
Tbe demoa1lrator11
( '-""'~TE ) w o call tbemHlvt1
.:J.I A People Unit.ad ~mt
Rancho SecoJ. CJ'Q ln·
tot.be wood-noored outer
olftce Wednesday. But by
late Sunday t.belr number had dwindled from 80 or
more to about ao, ln the ..Umate of t.be state police
wbo are walchln1 over them
.,_ ..... Pled,,e .. le Re.19••
LOS ANGELES <AP> -· Claimin1 President
Carter bu done Utt.le to support rellaM>n, some 50
eonaervattve Chrtat:lan bn••neas and profeuk>naJ
men have pledpd to raise M50,000 to back fonner
Gov. Rooald Reagan u hla Republican challeneer ln
next year's eJecUoo, the~ Angeles Times reported
today ·
Former Congress man John B. Conlan of Arizona
said, "Carter's h•d gay liberation people ln the
White House, sent former aide Midge Constanza
down to Florida to fight Anita Bryant on the anti-gay
ordinance, bas done nothing to advance the pro-life
cause, fought the tuition tax bill and had his Internal
Revenue Service commissioner harassing Cbn slJan
schools"
S...,, Pr••~11tle11 Ca11relled
Aee •• tlle Bole
Walter Casey Jones, l07-year-0ld traveling
salesman, does card trick during stoPQver
in Salinas. Born m Ur72, be makes living
peddling personalized fountain pens and
other items. He lives ln a motor home and
credits long life to kind thoughts. He has
valid driver's license, never went to school,
has birth certificate to prove age, and
figures he has 10 more good years left.
W oIDen Disrupt
X-rated Movie
SAN FRANCISCO <AP> a.a. Edward ... kenDeC1Y ·~ UM 11·JMl'-Old Nip of the ct.
OOMd 8bah ol Ina WU ••-OI the IDQlt *'-t reaiDMI tD the hlltorJ ol m1Mlo4 .. and COD·
tadl tbl ...._. ol the U**-1 a.. lie .. wttb UM lraDlan peo.
pi.."
Tbe ll•ecbuMUI Democnt,
V>iDI wttb Pr-.-t ca.n.. for
bl1 •artY'• 19IO pre1ldenUat
DOIDf!!"'oa, did aot crtUcbe lld·
mlnlsbldou bncfttn1 ol the'-
week-dd bostap crtala lD an ln·
tenlew Qmday wtt.b Su Frao-
eh e o televhtoa 1tatlon
KllON-TV.
INSTEAD, KENNDY reroed
ln OD loaa·Ume U.S. forelin
polley, M1fbl Americans deal· inc wllb that policy "have to set
thelr aeta tocet.ber. ''
"The shah had t.be reiaa ol
power and ran one ol tbe most
violent reclmel ln t.be bWory of
mankind -ln tbe form ofter·
rorilm and the bulc and fun-
damental violations of human
rl1bts, in the most cruel
circumstances, to bis own peo-
ple, •· be said.
WITH TBAT IN MIND, KG>·
nedy said, "bow do we jmtity
••• OD t.be ooe band accepting
that lndivtdual because be woWd
KennedJ Mid be did aot can-
alder tbt dePOMd ruler Co be a
frlead GI tbl l1Dlt.ed Stata
... 1'IDNK BB WM .... a~
out for one penoa -blmaelf,
Kea,udy Mid al Sia.lb llolJAID. med Baa PU!avt, wbole ar-
rtv1I lD the United States for
medical tftatment trtuerecl the
Nov. t taboter of tbi l1.8. Em·
buay la Inn. lnnbma demand-
ln1 ...mu al t.bl abab for trial
hne beld 50 Americana bolt.ale
a.Ince tM embuay aetzun.
Kenaectr uid there are "no
atmple, eufu. opUoo•" lo the
atandoU bat •atect under q.-.
tionln1 by KRON'a polldcal
analJtt. Rollin Post: "No, rm not aavtrur we don't know what todo:'-
EA&.UEa SUNDAY• Kennedy
refralned from commenlilll OD
the explosive relatlonsblp
between the United States and
Iran. Io an lnterview with
KNBC. be said: ''I don't think
look•na to Ute•«~ I.DI tbe tu&uN •h*OC'" tM ponumtr for lb• 1atetY • MC~ '11.UIGM bolta&et."' • ~. 101De ·aop paw.
lckDUal boplfQ1I b9d eom._,.
•• 1en.erall1 oa •wlndUn1 American p....up act mllttuj ~~~
ur11d U.S. 1aoctuary for tbo abh.
GENEaALLY, aow~~~1
the clDdidat.el bave aupponeo
the admlrdltraUoo lD the war ol
nervea with Iran, aavtn1 their
queatlona about patt, preaent
and future policy unW aft« tbe
crilll la re.olved.
Kennedy waa beaded eaat
from bl.I California campaip
trip today, .uh at.ops planned in
Nevada and North Dakota en
route. He waa to arrive ln
Wash.tnctoo early Tuesday, Just
hours before Carter formally
declares hi.a re-election bid.
Anaheim Man Shot
Mter 3-city Chase
ljk.e to come here and atay here An Anaheim motorist who aJ. The motorist looped down the
with his umpteen billions of legeclly capped a three-e\ly, Corona del Mar Freeway, got off
dollars that he's stolen from 100-mUe-an-bour cbuf! SuMay and tu.med around, then zipped
Iran and, at lbe aame Ume, say by attemptiq to nm over three back up to tbe San Diego
to Hllpanlcs who are here legal· police otlicen was beinc treated Freeway aeain and headed mt.o
ly that t.bey have to wait nioe at UC 1rv1De Medical ~nter to-Fountain VaiJey with the Coste
years to brine their wife and day for a eunabot wound in the Mesa police helicopter lo
lhelr children to th.LI country. leg, Sant.a Ana police said. pursuit, oftkers said.
On U.SAranlan relations, be They aaad Charles Walter Foun1a1D Valley police report..
said, "I think that the Interests Tbompeoo, 30, faces cbarces of ed cbul.Dg the ear at about 100
of the United States is with the assault wtth a deadly WUpJD oo mlla per hour up Broothunt
Iraruan people." a peace otftcer and auto theft.. Street and over lnto Santa Ana,
and ts being held In lieu of where the car suddenly stopped
SACRAMENTO <AP) -Arter about two years
of bad publicity and a lost re-election bid, former
"I THINK TO TIE American $10,000 bail at McFadden Avenue and Firsi
BERKELEY IAP> -Several dozen feminist fortunes · whether •l's energy Offi cers said the chase began Street to let orr a female
protesters and law students from the University of to beat the home of elderly at about 8 p m. when Cost.a Mesa passenger. state Sen. Alfred Song bas been
told that be won't be prosecut~
after all
California at Berkeley successfully disrupted the citizens or to run the plants and Offt cf'r Jack Archer attempted The car was frnaUy baited at
s howmg of an X rated film over the weekend al factories of this country -on to pulJ over a black foreign car Harbor Boulevard and First
Song, a Monterey Park
Democrat. bad been accused of
Influence peddling. A federal
grand jury investigated the ac-
cusation made by Song's former
wife in a biller divorce suit in
Boalt HalJ's Booth Auditorium. ooe man rather than a whole na· on southbo und New po rt Street when it swerved and waa
The movie ended when 12 women forced their lion and a people is a policy Boulevard and Victoria Street ln rut by a f'ountaan Valley police
way Inside the auditorium, disrupting the presen· that's bankrupt. Costa Me.sa for runnmg a red car. officers said
tation of "Misty Beethoven." The bulldini was ··And that was the policy prior light. They s a 1 d t b at t b r e t
evacuated when a fire alarm was pulled and short· to the time the shah fell," Ken· The car, wb.Jch turned out to policemen were approaclung the
ly after about 500 angry patrons demanded re-nedy said. have been stolen ln Costa Mesa car when suddenly 1t was thrown
'°"'° 1976.
funds. ··And if we conlU\ue to tdenWy m J uJy. sped across Bay and mto reverse m the attempt to
Barbara Brenner, a second-year law student. with a dictatorship, whether it's T hu ran s tref'ts to Harbor run them down. The officers
JA Atlead Z~po Marz Rll~• said pornoa,rapby "degrades and makes obJects of ousted ruler Anastasio Somoza Boulevard and onto the San Cared, inJunng Thompson, police
women." in Nicaragua ... the shah. or Diego Free¥.-ay. where Costa said
PALM SPRINGS IAP) -·About 150 mourners
have said goodbye to the Marx Brothen comedy
team andlta laat survivor, Zeppo, wbodled of cancer
Clll Friday at tbe aie of 78.
Campus police say the incident is under in· other dictators, I don't think Mesa pol.Jee chased at at about 90 None of the policemen were in·
vestigatlon and no arrests have been made. that's wise foreign policy." milesperhour,pohcesatd 1ured. lhey said
Bi-own Flayed Over
OdJ,.even Renewal
BJ Tbe Auoda&ed Presa
Some public officials, dealers and
law enforcement officials have
voiced criticism that borders on de·
nance as California's odd-even
gasoline distribution system went
statewide today for the first time.
"We just won't go along with it,"
said Red Bluff Shell dealer Harvey
Ra melli. "The dealers are here to
serve the public. We are not enforce·
ment people "
AT ONE MINUTE after midnight
•3 counties joined the 15 most
populous counties where odd-even
was reinslJtuted Nov. 18. 'Ibo6e 15
bad adopted the plan last spring and
most had continued odd-even sales
restrictions through the summer.
Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr., who
ordered the plan reimposed and ex·
tended statewide, was a favorite
tareet of those opposed to odd·even.
SANTA BARBARA dealer Ray
Hinson aald "the Santa Barbara
county Board of Supervisors and the
City Council and all or us dealers are
aaainst it 100 percent. This can't help
but create a very bad situation."
"Brown's problem ta that be wants
Here'shoN
to work In an oval office instead of a
sq u a re one ," s aid state As-
semblyman Stan Statham, R·Chlno.
in reference to Brown's bid for the
Democratic presidential nomination.
"This IS a fine example of the state
saying 'here's a program and you're
going to pay for it'," said San Joa-
quin County S upervisor Do ug
Wilhoit. "Brown's action was too
quick and too mucb:"
ASSEMBLYMAN EUGENE Chap.
pie, R-Roseville, called the odd-even
plan "extremely damaging to the
s tate's ecooomy, especially rn rural
areas depending on tourism."
Assemblyman Norman Waters, D·
Plymouth, said i.1 will waste gasoline
in bis eight-county d1Slrict because
"people will be forced to make extra
Lrips to town so they can buy gu on
the Tight day."
Some law enforcement agencies
have adopted tbe position they would
not go out of ~i.r way to enforce the
program's rules.
Said Sacramento County Sheriff's
Department spokesman Bill Miller
''Enforcement will have zero priority."
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ADVENTURES OF cHRISTM~s ~ YOUR TICKET TO THE FINEST STORES
Look daily for new tickets to some of the 176 "Attractions" to be found.
SERVICES
American Express ellen BAK Photography
Golden Shear (Men)
Hoose ot Tallorlng
Mann Theater #1
Mann Theater 12
On The Go Travel
Optlque Claasaque
The Optometrist
p,aza Florist
Regis Beauty Salon
Samson and Delilah
South Coast p,aza Hotel
Wottd Travel
FOOD SERVICES
Amato'• Bullock'• ChOP House
Caffe Patqulnl
Coach'• COmer
Coffee Bean
Forty carrots
Harvest Hou•• Hlci(~ Farm•
Kaplan s
Kron ChOCOlatler Undbefg'a Nutrition
Magic Pan
May Co. Tee Room
Nordstrom'• Garbo's
AendeZVOUS C.fe
RIY1et'a Restaurant
Satmeaundl see·• Candles 20th Century Ltd.
And
Bullock•• /
I . Maanin Joeepfi Mapln
May Co.
Nordauom
sab Flfati 'Ave.
Sean
'· • WoOlworlh
•
,.California Seo. Alan Cranston bas ur1~ Presldent
C&rUr to consider appointing a Mexican-American as ~baasador to Mexico to succeed Ambassador Patrick J .
-Lucey, who has resigned after two years on the job.
Citing our special relationship with Mexico, Cranston
s the appointment of a candidate from the Mexican-
erican community who ii personally f ammu with the
ultura~ bilateral relaUons that prevall along the btf'der could sipal a new tum in relaUons with our
njipbor to the south.
He may have a point.
While not absolutely essenUal, it should be pogalble to
! a likely candidate of Mexican-American background.
t certainly an ambassador with a knowledge of the
guage and some feelina for Mexican culture would be
•asset. p We can do without the sort of galf e that occurred we.en Lucey, former aovernor of Wiaconain, was appoint-
e4 Asked lt be would favor revival of the bracero pro-
g')m aa a pouible solution to the illegal lmmigraUon
p_,,blem. be lamely responded, .. What's a bracero?"
There's no doubt the president has come to realize ~ growing significance of our deteriorating relations wb Mexico.
" His crea1ian of tbe new post of coordinator of Mex -ican affairs in Washinctoo. and arantin& of the rank of
ambaaaador to former Congressman Robert Krueger who wl&l fill the position was a step in the ri&ht direcUon .
... There is good feelina here about the pepple of Mex-
ico. lt should be reflected in our official representation.
No ·Thanks at All
Sometimes we wonder about our helpful bureaucrats.
Certainly the Sterlln1, N.Y. manufacturer of canned
pumpkin pie fllling had reason to wonder this Thank.sgiv-
inJi · Back in August. a check of operating records at bis
plant indicated a batch of pie filling distributed prior to
Oetober, 1978, bad been under-processed and might be
subject to bacterial contamination.
Although there bad been no complaints in the mooths that bad passed and health authorles said baking ln a pie
would destroy the bacteria. the manufacturer wrote to all ~ customers asking them to remove any remaining cans or the filling from their shelves.
Copies of the recall letters were routinely sent to the F~ and Drug Adminiatration in Washington. That was
in August. It took the FDA more than two months to do its
paperwork and print a notice announcing the recall ln its
wtekly enforcement bulletin. By then it was Tbank.sgiv-
inF ·And that's when newspapers and radio stations re-
ceiving the bulletin alerted the public to the pumpkin ple
fUling recall. It's bard to guess who was more unglued by all this -
the cooks who already had baked their pies, or tbe
manufacturer who spen~ the holiday answering
franUc phone calls about the alleged contamination .
• Oplnk>n• npreaed In the apeoe ebove are those of the Oalty Piiot.
Other .,-. expreued on this page are thoae of their authora end
artists.. Reader comment 11 Invited. Address The Delly Piiot. P.O.
j5oll 15e0. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Ptlo(le (71') 642-4321 .
Boyd/ Office Styles
Deir
Gloomy
Gae
doe an 't ex~ct to become
vke prea1dmt of the firm.
but lntenda lmtead to mar17
some aucceuful fellow
thenabouta. But 11 abe wean
• J1cket and tailored blouae. count oa It. abe waou to 1uc-
c.S lD ber own rtpta.
Wllbelm &telnitz wu re-
puted to be the 1reate1t
cba1 mac.-ot hil day. It'•
Hid be In all terlOUI~
publlclY eb-11:f4 God to a eheN Diatdl ert.q Hlm a
oo.pawia bandieap.
'l'blt _. In 8awU Arabia
admit mm IU>d. women •
atteroatt dot·
WAiiiiM01'0N -u-.. aalll fHiiee~Warna l•r1•r, t
......... a.rt -'*° .. u.. .on .. HCtttlwe btPclt of UM
fMtrll .......... cao.~ eeUnU. la • coafldft tr t~•l 'Ull Ua• C•atrel I•· ~A..-ato.U . IUt _.. ti._.._ cUrtalll at
tllelee bll ..._ drawa Ul4I b)'
Ju•\lc• · Wllllam
lrHDH Jr.
Hh ••Crtt memoln, ac· eordlaa to
court llOUn*
wbo bave
...,,~
0 , t h •
manuacrlpt,
describe
peraoaal relatiooablps •m:oJ the members of the court
tbe Utti.known barterill& that
1wlna1 vat. ln certaln cues.
THE llEMOIB8 are Bren·
oen '• painatalllntl>' detailed
year·by·year account of bla
tenure oa lbe b1a.b cowt, which
be1en wttb hil appo.lntment by President Dwipl ElHnbower ln
1958. Brmnan will not authorize
relea1e of tbe jud1e-eod-tell
document any time IOOo -prob-
ably not until 10111 after b1s
death.
Paul 118rvey
..
lut 1om• wbo baH .... Yartom peN of &JM ...... ...
UH dlla1bed ..... to ... la llMt bllW Ulill tM ...... Uij •
rt11at to m•!" tmPol'tlat caNI art dleidlcl byrtie,"ame
JuUe.e. '111&1 II a llellef da.t 11
empb1Uca1J1 DOt •bared b1
Burpr. now wruUd UUID·
perat• reprl1al1 on court em~ l1llpeded ol leafrtna tDformadaa 00 court deli.ber'a-u.c. to tbt No11 Parten ol tbl ,,_. .
Tb• TJ.1ear-old J:!it• bu ll•• ltronl lndica tbat be fatndt to 181~ at U.. IDd of
tbe cUJTalt NSlion nut 1prtq.
Here are some of tll•
bl•bll1bt1 of tb• Breaaaa
memotn u relayed to UI. by
cowt IOW'Cel:
-TBE Bl8TOalC Nhroa
WbJte Houle t.tpa ded.doo -
wblcb m.lde tbe president'• lm·
peacbment or re1t1nalioo ln·
evitable by ordertna him Lo turn
the tapes over to the •pedal
W ater1ete prosecutor -lo·
volved an lntenae backlta1e
atru11le. lbe memoin abow.
Cblef Justice Burser arsued
Nlxon'a side lo the closed·
conference deliberations .
ReaUzina be WU bopeleuly in
the minority, Burier apparently
decided be could do Nlxoo more
rood Wttla • awtnlMd mlJOritY oplDkm tlMID .... di1HGt lo
be nerdMd a.la ~·tt .. aDd aaJIMd lllmltlf to write ....... ..S.Cliloa &bit led t.o hJI beadac· tor'• downfall, court aourea .. ,.
· la a ltorJ &bat Uow9 t.be way
tblitCI ....U, wort bebLad tbe
temee ll tbe court. BreDDAD ,...
COUDtl 1U eourtabip of Juattce
Harrr 8'.ekmun on a parUcul&r cue. ftia wt.t bad blitG tMm
00 UIOtlllr deeilioa and Bren-
ou. • tbe eenior Juttlc• oa tbe majolily lidit, bad the authority
to ua1p tbe member wbo would
write tbe oplnaon. Blackmun
wanted to be that J&altlce.
To ~ Blacimun'• vote oa
Cb• l&Ddedded CHe, Brennan
•aye b1m the C!OYeted opUUcn•
wrltlaa u1l1nment -even tboulb be felt that JuatJce Byron
White •• bettu quaJified for the job. Brmaao writ.ea that be wu afraid of &osing Blackmun·,
vote by offendang baa fellow
justice, .-bom ~ described u
· ·tempenmental ·
-BSENNAN'S fnaatration
and diu.U.lacUoo with the CW· rent chiet jUltlce are made cleer
to the memo1ra. Durlnt tbe
tenure ol the late Cbaef Juati~
Earl Warren. Brennan was lbe
cornerstone of the UberaJ aui-
~
jortty. and ... Clftla cw.a to
.,. .. tbt ~ .... lD ma.tor. CGiU e .... 'Diii artltllla&e WD reHebed tlatl
thall•n•tna role, ... =• al
tcholAl'I itve blm bJO tor U.. clirtty end ~
ol t.boM optmom.
Bat tbe cbaC1nC obJJolollU of
the tlilb eou.rt. &id" b)' Uai tour conae"auve JusUces apPolattad by Richard NI.son, bu reJepted am.nan innullnal1 to u.e ao.-•n1 •Nie tn Neeld Jtan. And
Bur1w. l*'halll fearful of tbe
peraua1f veoe11 of BreDD.U'• trencbmt opl.nlonl, bu Mm to it
tbat be 1eta UUle chance to ex-
press bJmselt. At oae polnt 1D b1a
memoirs. Breanan complaioa
that Buraer had U1taned him to
write tbe optnlon tn only one ln-
tereaUn.c cue lo an entire court
t.erm.
-Bnmum '1 memoirs are not
entirely crtucaJ. In hll account
o f the Bakke reverae-
diacrin:UNUon cue, Brennan
compllmentl Justice WbJte's
orl1anal memorandum aa
''bnlllmt." He a1lo commends
some of the attorneys wbo
worked on the cue -tboulh
commmU.na that otMn were in
over their beedl.
8RENN&N A.L80 reveal.I that
when he went on vacetion dwine
the 1UJJUDer reces• before the
c:ourt considered the Bakke
c:aae. he took the unusual step of
directinc a lew clerk to do some
advance work on the far-
readu.ng revene-discrlmlnation
matter.
Breaa.n·a unhappiness with
the present court. and bll minor
role ln Ile operatiom, are no
attm around the court. • ·r seme
he ·a despondent about where the
court ll Soina." one lmowlectcea·
ble SOW"~ told OW' HIOciate
Gary c.obn
Footnote Chief Justice
Burier may weU be dapoadmt
-or more likely, en,..1ed -at
thia diacloaure ol the contents ot
Brennan·• secret memoirs
Anyttune that atnpe the veil of
mystery Crom the worklo.p of
the Supreme Court upaets
Burier. But m future columna
we will reveal more lnalde in-
formation on the dtlclaioo-
makmc proceu lD the ~
court ol the 1ud.. -
'Security' Plans Forget Lure of Chance
AIDOOI the dellcioua Ubertiell
which our country allowa ta the
cb1mce Lo take a chance.
Politiclana, promising
"security," have missed thia
point.
The more "security" they pro-
vide for ua, the more we flock Lo
tbe atock
market, the
football pool,
numbers
1ames, bioio and lotteries.
We are
1ee kto1 to
IWIP all th1a
security for
tbe exclU01
chance to
ta.Ile a chance.
NOW, AftEa 1eoeretkJDI of
Je,Ulatiq MCW'tty, letlllat.on
are ae,i1lettRI for U1 tbl pann.
Art Hoppe
teed tnaecurity ol crap tables
aod bla~eck. roulette and &lot machines in Las Vegas and in Atlanuc City.
And Chicago la thinkin& about
it.
A golf course we call a "sport·
lng course'· is U\e one with the
moat mqnificent multiplicity ol
buardl.
A 10U course that's all
falnr., nobody would bother Lo
play.
And the more ''security" .
aoclalllt lawmakers and UDioo
n•1ottaton bave provtded for u.. the more we ~t to the dorr
lracu and the bl.o&o cam• and
the bookies.
Tbe latest surveya on the 1\&b-ject lDdicate that IO perceal ot
Americana now approve of
1amblin1.
Twenty-one at.ates DOW permit
OD·t.rack racebone betUD.I, 1,
ba•e lotteriea end numbers
gam•. 13 allow doe ractna. four
have jai·alai and two 1tata bav-e
le1albed cutnoa.
Despiu the 1amy reputaoon ~
Nevada, four other states barveat
more revenue from iambi.mg :
New York, Califomie, F\orida
and Jll1Dois.
GAIDUNG I.a epidemk in the
U oiled St..tes.
ID BrttaiD it's wone
lo Br1tain. where a Sodallat
1o•ernmeat bas provided
c~" aecurtty, the re-. dpteata d all that aeeurtty can't
wall to• pt to tbe bone or doc
track. tbe IOCCet' pool. the cuioo
-to tnde u.tr au.re lhiDI for a
lontabot.
Tben or here, JOU rveb aee
farmers et. alot mac:hm..
TbeTe .. maucb imecwity ln
farmiq -matdliDI wtta wttb
buts a:nd buruucnta a.ad the
uncertailltiel of lbe weather and
the man~tace.
NO FA••n ever 1eta that
bored.
Durtac the approachlD1 cam-
paJp aome politicians will IWJ
be IOUcittq vota wttb srandllo-
queot prom1M9 ot more for the
poor.
They will leek to outpr'Omise
one enotber ln bow much c:neap
boultq and free medictne they
can 1et for UI.
It l1 • cnael pollUcal ploy
Tbe Sodallat 1ovenuneat in
BriW.O ta bantnlpt1q the eoun· try tryio1 to make 1ood on promlles lib that.
Evea t.boqb the Britiab peo-
ple were and are apendla1 more
money ••= than OG ett.ber bouilll Ott can.
A Thoughtful Analysis of the Top Candidates
.. Now that all tbe m.-can
didat. have eiUMr •nnonneed
or announced th11 wm an-
nouace," writ•• a reader,
"would JO'a pleue deleltbe the
cllfferencH between them eo
tti.t a well-lnformed lleeton&e
can wl11l7 cboo1e amoa1
t!Nm?''
I'd be ~ to. Let UI belln
with Mr. Caner ud Mr. Ken·
aed1. There
are maa1.
maa1 major
dlfferencea
between tbeM
two mm. Tbe
flr1t tbat
atrlkH tb•
polltleal
aaal11t 11
Ulat llr. ~ udy .. tan..
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tallO&" llDd loob hlllQr.
••• CA.aftS IOokl wonW. U. ""'1 ttOt to .. ww~ ~-...Ba .. 11 ............. .Bl Ja
al8o lowilt tD tilt '1C)lla tbu llr. KeluMdJ. Mio wants a,,....._
wbo kdl worrtedT 'l'bll m91 allo .. •b1• .... Wofrled. O. Ule
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l• for a bealtbr economy •
peace ln t.be Middle Eut, a
1tron1 America and vtaoroua
leact.nblp. Mr. Carter. OG the
otber band, ta for a bealtby
economy. peace ta the llJddi.
ZHt. a •troDI America and
~that dMID't panlc In a cn.11. Mr. keuedy tb1nb
that'• a dllt1 crack.
TBlaE A•• • 10 ha
Republicans namJ.ni for lftli· dent. Tbe fl'Olltr'qnoer ts Mr.
S.a1an. Mr. ~ la taller.
bancllomer. more charilmadc
and bu far more experience
nmnlDI fCIC' ~ tllaa .,
l\epublle•D -GOt COUDlllll
Harold8'-•· Mr. Reuao allo doean 't haft
• 1187 bib' .. bit bead .,.,
when It rain.a Tim mey oe a
mistake. H1a cbiel compedtor at
the moment. John Coanall,y, bu
many. DWlf '"'1 bain. CoaM-
queotly, Mr. Coanallr 10ot1
more Ute a prwldent than anr
other caaunder -a preak'm• ol
a TeUloU~ Ha
talkl !ID one, too.
Bolb are few • ltl'ODI America.
V1IGl'0'9 leadenbip, A bea1tU
eeoaomy and peac. tD tbe Mid-
dle &ML
ALIO GIVEN 1 ebaoce are llr. 8-b.. Mr. Babr end Mr.
Dole. .... ... 9lld to be direc-
tor ot-. aA. a. mq al8o bawe
otber'•Nl*8 n. en.we ..... Mr.
Baker 1114 llr. Dole la tbll llr.
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DEAR PAT. Early ln October Cominl an-
DOWlced it would print coupom ln the newspaper
that would entitle persona wbo owned CorDlnl cof.
feepota to a partial refund or a cbolce ot Condq
Ware products or an option to UM tbe parUal re
tund aa a credii toward the purchue ot up to two
items from a catalog. As I understood tt, people
with older coffeepots (pre··l970) didn't get a cub
refund, but they could use their credit for a catalog
purchase. We already bad one ol these coffeepots
break and bought another before readinc about
this problem. I muat have mllaed Helnl the
coupon and don't know where~ write.
J.B., Costa Mese
A Y8 pabll1Md &Jae 0 pereola&or" addreu pre·
Yioul7, bat mUl)' readers mat llHe mJued It
....._ fnm &lie •wmber ., IDqllirles &M e.hJu
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fer, ... or Ille mu& nu .. die appn+date laf•nn•·
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LONG BEACH (AP>
--Llewelly• BbbJ JV, 44, peat-p-andson of
Loar Beach'• pioneer
settler and a member or
the city's '11.nt family."
died Thursday or
cancer. Bixby was presi-
dent of Bixby Land Co .
wb1ch owns the rem-
nant.a ol the once-large
spread ol Bixby Ranch
lD Long Beach.
LOS ANGELES <AP> -N..,.u S. Macdoa-
aell, 63, whose voice in·
troduced "Guns moke"
to radio Jisterners lo
1952 and marked the
sta rt of ooe or the
loncest running radio
and teJnisioo shoW11 in
hiltory. died ot kidney
failure Wednesday at a
Burbank boepital
ALPINE <AP>
James W. Canoa, 86, a
paoneer aviator wbo
helped build the plane
wbicb Charles A .
Lindbereb flew to Paris.
died Friday in a COD·
valeacent hospital. He
was a test pilot for
Douglu Aircraft Corp.
in World War II
CAMBRIDGE, Mass.
<AP> -Bryan Pat-
te raoa, 70, re ti red
Harvard professor of
vertebrate paleontology
aod authority on the
evolution of mammals,
died Saturday
BALTIMORE <AP> -
Samael M. Heeltl, 71,
a baltimore civic leader
and retired chairman of
the Board of Hecht Co.
department store chain,
died Friday
SANTA FE, N .M .
<AP> --Photographer
Laua Gtlpba. 88, whose
studies of Navajo In·
dians spanned 40 years,
died Friday. Hes:. best-
known worit, ''The En-
during Navajo,'' was
publlabed lD 1988
LONDON lAP) -
JftJee an.tell. •. one of the belt-loYed Baures
ln British show bosineu,
uutt• :.~=OSOff ,..i died today of caneer at <1MCofHu1tC1..-e..c11.ca."--her London home . ••• , Oft~"· "" s..rv1-i Helped by a ~ tooth b1 lier luabend l!dwerd 8 • ' Y
R1c11e.._. deutlMM v., .... LY'W' vasage, Mrs. renfell
Rlcllerci-of ...... lftlllllft llMcll. Ce. Created the Character Of
•l'ICI tt•I« Ethel BIKllOH Of Ven Nu~ d . c• s.rv1c:e wi11 e.11etc1 .. 1 ooPM.., a otty, spinsterish, up-,N-...,, ~ s. tm ec Little p e r -c I a s s E n g -
(OIHllry ow.-1, Vefl••ll• Mlt"*'l•I lilh 0 ho b P..._ .._1io11.,......ca.1ntennent w man, w m s e
vell••ll• Memor1e1 Perko Pec111c v1ew made vastly popular in a Mortuery~ "" ••TICMUE ..,,-year career.
MILOftEO I, AITSCHICE ~ ~:_~~:; SAN DIEGO (AP> -
,_ ~ Gordon H Atuctu, of AU red E. Edgar, 63, dis-
c.ou. -... ea.. 2 ~ e.nw. trict director of the U S 51\Mff of Mewl( Allot•. or..-elld • •
SM,,,,. Mtae11MC1 of w.s& C0¥1M, I m m i g r a t i o n a n d
C•. 1 •l•ler Merjorle M•ce of Naturalization Service C•llfoml•, 14 .. encklll'°'911 eftd I 11r .. 1..,-*'111c1. ~~ ..,.,,oc.-for 14 years, died in a
•IH .. Nld • n.or,, Dec.-... 4 hospital Thursday
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PUBLIC NOTICE
.
KSNT, WHO &0•11'8BS101Det1me1 nlies on ''lDIUnct.'' bu bis own naJe.of-tlwmb.
"J always loot out the wlndow when I make a
forecast."
Chriatmaa
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If the K wawew1kl1 say the apleena or
butebered bot.a -called hos milt -have been AS roll 818 predictioa, Shideler, wbo aap be
1on1 and 1WTOW this Huoo. lndicatt.na a loq, bas bem 80 percent to~ percent aecurate ln ~
milit winter, tbe weather aerviee tblnb tt bas bet· ran1e forecaata coverins 36 to•~. said, "We
ter data. probably saw the peak of cold, stormy weather Dr. Doaald L. Gillman, cblef meteoroSoclst for lut year. We could well see a warmtne up over the
the Long Rance Predictiom Group, bu been next few years.··
forecastiq the weather with 70 percent accuracy But William Drewes. meteoro&oclat·ln~w1e
for several years. In November tm be went of the National Weather Service office an Albany.
before Coogresa to warn of an impending stormy N. Y., said. "Nothing exists an modem meteoroloo
and bitter season and last year accurately forecast that will allow us lo accurately predict looa·range
... and other
creative handmade items
by Roger's own daignaa.
~Joaquin 411 M«~ • ""-'Pott &.kh ~5800
more snowfall than average in many areaa. weather condit.loo.s .. Opea~-toS...
~~ ..... As Jim Tilmon in Chicago put it, "Mother
NONETHELESS, THE nation's weathermen Nature is still in charge " -especially the television personalities who suf. -------------------..t..,;:...:;__ _______ ___; ______ _,__
fer the scorn of tbe public when they are wrone -
are skeptical. And. u for their guesses, they appear divided on what this winter bu in store.
It's interestinc to note, however, that all of the
weat.bennm interviewed by The Associated Presa
in various part.a of the Northeast and Midwest
have their own homes well insulated.·
Phil Shideler, bead of the U.S. Weather
Service office in Topeka, Kan., just in.stalled a
wood-burnlna stove and a flreplace, and Kent, an
early proponent of solar energy, bu solar panela
atop bis boule.
DAJlYL CASllA.N, THE VOLUNTEER part·
time weatherman in Old Forge, N.Y., wbo
watched his thermometer drop to S2 decrees below
zero Feb. 18, aho installed a wood·bw'111.aa stove
and bas laid in 40 cords or firewood. 4 -
Storm Field, the weatherman at WABC·TV in
New York and son of the NBC veteran, Frank
Field, says be likes the cold and put.a on sweaters
inat.ead of turning up the t.bermoltat.
Lite many cl the otben, Storm Field .. ,. be
doesn't keep a ~rd of the accuracy of his predlc-
Uom. But last winter, be said. a poap ol student.1
kept tabl on eeveral in New York. ·
His father bad the best record, be WU second,
and the National Weather Service came in ftftb,
Field said.
"l'VE UVED IN TRIS area a long time and
I'm more attuned lo what lcind or conditions cause
what kind of weather," be said. "It's a cut feellnc.
It's a combination of sclenlilic data and ex·
perieoce."
John Coleman, the national weatherman for
t.fie ABC televi'!lion network, who claims a track re·
cord "generally in the accuracy range of about to
percent," went out on a limb Oct. 31 to predict
Stanford Plans
Hike in Tuition
STANFORD <AP) -Student.I at Stanford
University will pay about •.ooo a year for under·
graduate educaUoo next year if adminlltratloo re-
commendations are approved by trustees. ·
Tultion, now "5.S85 for a rqular tb.ree-quarter
academ1c year, would incruse to between •.21N
and ... Boom and board cbarsea, DOW S2,J5t, would bec!ome about S2 w .
The naww w"~ result from a tultioD tn-
crea1e of between 12.1and13 percent and a room
and board inere ... of between 11.8 and 12.J per·
cent.
Tbt tnalteet meet Dec. J.O.U.
Adm1nlltraton blamed the propoaed hlk• oa
inflaUon
Miss Lillian
A.voids Press
• CIUCAGO <AP> -Her aides said abe wanted
to stay mum, but UlliaD Carter~~ tor
help rather than am~\9tioaa about her re-cent remark that abe lib to bln IOIDeOM t.o
kill Iranlan leader AJatollab Rabollab Domelnl. ·
"No -DO -DO -Help I" laid the pntldlat'I
mother. wavtna ber arm• and looldna around tw MC1ll1tv . .,ema. wben a nportc approacbed be.r
at a Polllb-Ammcan funetlon bier. &mdar and
uked ber wbetber abe ~the Kboinelal N•
mark. Her lldel rushed to ber' Ilda and n.id 1"7
the nporter, IQtna, "Tbll II not a pollUcal '-C>
Uon ad ••• Dot bel"e t.o talk t.o JOU. .. d.181
call• pna ~ did IMf''
At a New Ham;iblf; mMtllil lat .... lln. Carter ..W ol Jtbom4dJil9., .... lf ~I bid a tnHh
dOD.ir8 to~. I'd look far ..... to kUI .......
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CalTrans workmen continue construction of Mendocino overpass
across San Diego Freeway as Capistrano Unified School District
bus speeds along in San Clemente. The area is target of three-year
state project to improve freeway conditions.
Cranston Race Ready
Despite Contenders
SACRAMENTO CAP) -Within the
next few months, Alan Cranston will
formally launch his campaign to do
what no Californian baa done in more
than 50 years --win and serve three
full terms in the U.S. Senate.
But despite polls showtna him high
in popularity , the 65-year-old
Democrat will have to weave throuCb
a political mine field to achieve a
goal that bas eluded California politi·
ciaos since the days of Hiram
Johnson.
THE RF.SULTS OF recent elec·
Uons show a strong comervative aen-
tl men l among voters that
Republicans hope to tap as a weapon
against the usually liberal Cranston,
the No . 2 man in the &enate
Democratic leadership.
And be faces the possibility of hav
ing to run against Paul Gann, the
caANSTOH
former real estate
and car salesman
who helped set off
the California tax
revolt lbat pro-
duced Proposition
13 and a govern-
ment spending
limit.
Although tbe
election for
Cranston's Senate
seat ls nearly a
year away, can·
didates on both sides are nmning to
raise the millions of dollars that will
be spent to win it.
CRANSTON, A FORMER state
controller who was elected to the
Senate ln 1968, bad railed nearly $1
million and bad $735,758 on band, ac-
cord.lo& to a campaign finance report
filed ln October.
Jn comparison, Congressman John
Rousaelot, the Republican running
hardest to unseat Cran•ton: bad
ralaed only '$233,878 and baa just
"4,565 ln bis campai111 treuury.
Rouaaelot's apparent lnablllty to
raise the funda needed to mount a
campaip a1alnst a popular lncwn·
bent bas put pressure on him to drop
out to make way for a more potent
cballqer. An announcement could
come thla week.
BB81DE8 GANN, SAN Dteao
Mayor Pete Wilaon la a1lo mentioned
u a poulbM GOP candidate.
State Sea. John Schmits R-Corona
del Mar, aays be la "pl1Dnln1 on nm-
Dini wben tbe time la proS*'to nm.••
James Ware, the GOP nominee for
eootroller 1ut year, a1lo says be wW run. .
Wllllam Bennett, chairman of the
atate Board ol Equallution, 18.11 be
''bu not completelJ reJeeted" tbe
ldee ol namm, qaimt· Cramtm fell'
the DemoCratl.c Senate nomination.
GANN, PaOBABLY TD bett
liaowe potential JlepubUcaD
cball-.er. 1111 be will dedde bJ Dee. 10 netbel' to rua.
Ac ..... to OM newt ltGrf, tome
of tlae top mon•t c men in tbe
&epubllMa Party loW o-&M1 ~ -i'alll tM • nilllcll IQ " •Ulm--..• 11MU • rta ,,,,..,,. •.. :;:::.. ......... .............
Ct••= PoNrll
tion Committee, which la tr7bll to
unseat five Democrata next year.
THE NCPAC SAYS It wants to
ra.lle sa.ooo for a media campe=
portraying Cranston as a llberal
spender out of step with most Califor.
Diam.
So far, though, the rroup baa
ralaed ODly $50,000.t&0,000 8Dd nm a
brief lel'ies of commercials ln four
small-to-medium Northern California
media mark.eta .
Tbe NCPAC'a California operation,
dubbed the "U Cramton Wlna, You
Lose Committee," releued a poll
last week abowiol Cranston wltb only
a 35 percent favorable ratlni amoaa
those questioned. Tbirty-one percent
said they bad an unlavorable Im·
pressioo of him
THOSE FINDINGS, compiled by a
pollin1 firm used by conservative
candidates and 1roups, cootruted
sharply with recent independent polls
conducted by pollster Mervin Field
and the Loe Angeles Times.
In the Fleld Poll, releued ln late
September, 43 percent of those ques-
tioned 1ave Cranston ao excellent or
good ratlDI, 23 percent save hlm a
fair rating, and 9 percent save him
an unfavorable mart.
The 'llmes poll, releued Nov. 23,
gave him a 68 percent favorable
mark from those who knew enoulb
about him to have an oplnion. Twen·
ty-nine percent save bim an UD·
favorable ratlnl and 3 percent were
not sure.
BUT ALL THREE surveys indicat-
ed many Californians know little or
nothing about their senior U.S.
senator, despite the fact be has held
statewide office in California for 1.8 of
the last 20 years.
In the Field Poll, for exmu>le, oolf
45 percent said they knew enough
about Cranston to name somethlnC positive about him. For the same
reuon, 51 percent said they couldn't
·cite an)'thlngneg,atlve.
For bis part, Cranston mate. a
concerted effort to remain hllhlY vll·
Ible in California. He returna to the
state 18 to 25 times a year fl'Om
Wuhinltoo and frequently cootacta
tbe local media when be'a ln town.
8t1PPOBTERS -EVEN some of
bla critics -describe Cranston as a
atillful polttical atrategt.at wbo can
appeal to people with dlverae
political views, includ.lna a number
of Republican.a.
"He'a a very alile polltlcta, 'uJd.
Truman Campbell, the GOP state
chairman. "He'• done bb bomeworti:
and 11 not 101n1 to be an eaay T~ <>'Nelli o1 o~ OouatJ.
Cam)btll'• DemiOcraUc ~ detcn• eru.tc. u ••u...cme PolU· dal ID cal1fotill& I call a~ ~lltldan. Re lmow1 someboclJ ln
eye17 ~ la tht at.ate llDd qultit ClftA bOWI Uae bsNb•ua••
' .. .,. OHS TWIN 8BOWSD A aaPONBE, the
INVDl'IGATOU 8AID IT WA.8 NOT lmown
ll money raised actually went toward charitable
wort.
FRESNO <AP>
P'reano Communlt1
HOlpltal needl the •P-
proval ol one more ttate
bealtb amdal to reopen
lt1 dialyala quit. Tbe
bo1pltal'1 ebroalc
dial)'lil unit WU doeed tut aprlna ln • dilpute
with lute offteiala O¥er
alle1ed llcen1ta1
problema.
other did.'" be said, "but ll ooe twin abowed no
respome, nettber did the other.
Tbe Jl'OUP solldted funds ~ OrUI•
County and ln the Pomona area.
'1be aoet~ Implication auaested by this
flndiQI la that aeneUc fact.on reader a certain pro-
portjaa ot the populaUoo DOt wloerable to am-
pbetamioe abme, '' Genboo Wei.
Directon named u defeodaata 0. tbe court ae-
Uon are William L. Wllki.Da, Sam Camarillo,
Joseph Albiani, Robert L. Fe1al and Stephanie
Hernandes.
Jessup Ufled persona to call police at 'Bf.3728
ll they contributed funds. •
It baa lone been known that amphetamines
raaH diftefttlt reactioal l.n different people, but
t.be reuom are unclear. Some people 1et "high"
or eupboric. some cet very excited or irritable,
t0me become c,iepressed antJ others have no reac·
Uoo.
How abour a p~ phon.e >
Akxandtr Gnzham Plane. that is.
Dialonl, .. $124.95•
Code·A-Phone rakes me\sagt·~
for )'OU. Touch CaU $339 95*
Dial ... $309 95•
Write down mmages
on a Doodk Phone.
Touch Call . $84.9'•
Oial ... $69.95•
,
Everybody can use one.
It's a telephone you can own
from the GI E Phone Mart.
But not just your
common household
variety of telephones.
These phones come in
shapes and colors you've
never imagined.
They look like presents.
The G I E Phone Mart has all the phones
you see here. And more .
You buy them in the store.
~nd take them home with you.
' Usually they
plug right in . If
you do need
GTE
Phone Mart connectors, an
installer will make the
easy conversion for
a nominal cost.
A tel~hone for Chrisnnas isoriginal.
It's thoughtful. And you'll
be remembered every
time it's used
~s year say 0 Merry
Christmas:' With a
gift that jingles.
(&:j i #J ~'IHe
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/rs r~
la .. tcu.ord
lrs Ocl1.Llfl
Dial only S69.9_5•
Come by the Phcme
Man and .
Snoop around
SNOOPY&
WOODSTOCK
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$135 00-
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CoaBt Heavy
In Health Unit
TllrMf!ltM lb ............ neentJy 8*ted
to the bcmd of d1Ndon of t.be Orua• C.cMmt1 Healtla P'wwdnl CouDe1I lift ~ won aklq tbe
Oran .. o.st.
ID tdctlttc!o, 10 of the 12 IDltDbln e&letecl to t.be
eouncU'a MMmblJ live int.be bMchueaa.
JNQAJDSD AllONG TBS an board mem·
IMn aN Barbara Bnnrn, Yice cbalrmu of tbe
Fountain Valley Planntn1 Commt11lon; Roman
Carlel, aHi1taat vie' chancellor for ad·
mumtrath'e affaln at UC Irvine; and Gunther E.
Heria1 of Corona del Mar, manqer for corporate
de'Yek>pment and atrate1lc planntn1 for the Fluor
Corp
Assembly de}eaatet included Patricia A.. Ken·
clrlck, Newport Beach, who la currently speaker of
the aaaembly; Dr. Mar1aret Petenon, Newport
Beach, and Glenn Woodmansee, Irvine.
ALSO NAMED TO THE assembly were
Carolyn Green, Corona del Mar: Kernan Lipper,
Costa Mesa; Gordon Beacham, Huntington Beach;
Clare HannJ and Warren Wolf, La.&una Hilla, and.
Marlene Angelos and William S. Caldwell,
Newport Beach.
The councll, which ts a federally·
designated aaency charged with health care plan·
rung for the county. baa a 27-member board of
directors.
Transit Problems
Aired at Meetings
The Orange County Transit District will bold
meetings Wednesday lo Fountain Valley and
Garden Grove to &ather public op1nioD oa bow to
make •ta tranatt facilltiel more acceuible to ban·
dicapped PMMn&en.
The meettnp wtll be from 1 p.m..!o8:30..p.m.
at tbe Fountain Valley CommunitJ Center, 10200
Slater Ave; and from 9:30'a.m. to 11 a.m. at the
Garden Grove Community Center, 11300 Stanford
Ave All of the d.iatrid'a existing and planned
facihllea already are accessible to the ban·
d1capped, said Al Holllnden, a tramkt district
director
But a new federal Department of Trarusport.a·
lion re&Watioo reqwrea that all of the district's
facilities, poUdea, vebiclea and services be ac-
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Bucks Fall, 116-103
Lakers Award
Assist to Fans
BJ ERNIE CA.8TIU..O
Of .. o.ity "9111 Matf
INGLEWOOD-When tbe
Forum starts roartn', you can't
tell if it's because the Lakers
woke up the rans or the ram
woke up the Lake~.
But one thing LS certaui. Those
M •lie Moments Sffm so COD·
tagious and mtoucatJ.ng when
tbe Lakers are runn1ne. the
crowd l5 buuing and the potnt
guard is smihng.
"THEY WERE StJST super.
They got us going,'' Earvtn
•·Magic" Johnson said after
16,027 fans earned an usl.Sl m
the LaJcers' 116-103 Wll1 over the
Milwaukee Bucks Sunday
It was no coincidence that the
crowd got involved 10 the ~ame
JU.St wheo Johnson dJd After a
sluggtsh first half. the roolue
guard dealt out five assa5ts m
the Uurd quarter and scored JO
points in the fourth as the
Lakers returned to their old fast-
breakang habits
"ONCE \\E GET the ball off
the boards and put 1t into a
guard'• bands. I tha.nk we're un
stoppable," saJd Jobn.son. who
w a• prouder or bJa 13 usist5
than bia 23 polats.
running. ll always reels good
when you run like that.··
The way the Lakers were
sprinting up and down the court
an the fourth quarter, if this
would have been a track meet,
they would have lapped lhe
Bucb.
AFTER MILW~Ultt:E scored
the first two bas kets of the J fourth quarter to pull &o within
84-82, the Lakers went on an 18-o
tear, bok1ing the Bucks acore-
1~ for rour and a half mlnuta.
In one 44·second stretch.
Johnson bad an 18·footer, a
steal, a slam dunk and a fast
break layup.
But the play that really got the
Lakers aomg was the one they'll
call THE slam 1n the highlight
films. W1lh perfect executJon,
Norm Nixon floated an alley-00p
pass hleh above lbe nm and a
dnvmg Mike Cooper tamed bl:.
takeoff to catcb the ball with one
hand and aim it down through
the net
"I BET EVEN you guys were
clapping,·· Cooper kidded re·
porters "You couJdo't ask for a
better game ft waa not only the
slams but the way we were do·
tng It all today ; running, bittini
our open shots, rebounding.''
And. o< course. l.be crowd.
S KICKER FRANK CORRAL FAKES A FIELD GOAL WHILE NOLAN CROMWELL RACES FOR THE END ZONE AND VICTORY.
"We have to get it to the peo-
ple where they like the baJI.
Tonight I had the ball wbett f
like to have 1t --out front and "Yeah. that helps too," he
said "Crowds get me going. On
the road. I get up even more
because when they boo, I have
somelhlng to prove." Rams Beat Vikings at Their Own Game
Ue Comes to the Rescue; Gimmick Play Wins It in Overtime
By JORN SEVANO
Ot-. Deily~ SWff
LOS ANGELES-Bob Lee bet·
r be careful or he might be
om inated for basebaJl 's
Fireman of the Year.
_On a day when~ r:ecorded
this first win of the season, and
\ t.be special teams were truly
special, the Rams climbed lnto ~first place in the NFC's Western ~Division by virtue of their l thrilling 27·21 overtime victory
over the Minnesota Vikings at
'the Coliseum Sunday afternoon.
• The Rams literally beat the
Vikings at their own game and,
: to rub salt into the wound, did it
with an ex·teammate (Lee) or
theirs
RAM COA.CB Ray Malavasi
•summooed his relier specialist
to replace a psyched-out Vtnce
Ferracamo for the start of the
· HCOOd half. Lee responded by
throwing a 41·yard go-ahead
touchdown pug to Prftton Den·
nard 1D tbe third quarter and
engineering tbe Rams' final
score la overtime.
But even Lee's heroics
~dn't overshadow the work of the special units, wb1cb turned
in one key play after another. In
·order·
r·=avory Sully broke throuab to
~k a MinDesota punt lD the
~ftnt quarter wbicb resulted in a
31·yard TD nm by Joe HanU.
bo came up with the looae
Nitln.
--Jim Jodat alertly fell on Ken
Clark'• punt earlT 1n tbe aeeood
q_~ after tbe bell had bit the rtCDt lbou1der pad of MiDDelota
comerback .John Tu.mer, who
•aa defendinl oo the plat. Tbe
recovery let uP a ftnt·aad·lO at
U.. Vlttnt 14-yard Une wbeN
I three DlQS laW' Cullen Bryaat went bi from the two for tbe
Jlama' lfJCClDd TD. ~· Jfin7 WHJttmm blotk.cl • o-1ant Riek Dam er fWd aoai ~ wtth a •ecaDdl Wt
110 , .. 1 ~ u.. McciOd quaner.
~Jatts, iii puat fongadoa,
Uuoft. put to Boa smith, wbo
n.mble. ao 1.,. for • t91 flnt doW1l We tD UM ftAal ? period. nae dft• uu. Mort. tlaoulll. _. tW BUil8 IO lido ovettl&ne.
• ~~ ... t .. Vl·
ldq aw.;;fnll.;Qftal .... -•·•tm•..a 1:1.t g••l•i I• :-or.. olan ... f• )M IDQ llJUl ID·
stead or putting the ball down be
runs around left end for five
yards and the winning TD, fool ·
ing not only the Vikin&s but
everybodJ else, too.
"WE BEAT THE VIKINGS at
tbeir own game," said a happy
Jodat afterwards ... The spirit on
the special teams bas been
amazing the past few weeks."
For those who don't re·
member the Vikings of the past,
it used to be Bud Grant's team
that blocked the field goals or
came up with the winn1.og gim·
mick plays. As a matter of ract,
Minnesota's special teams came
up with four blocked kicks last
week to upset Tampa Bay.
"Special teams are always
vital," said Grant afterwards,
"and we played as poorly as we
did well last week."
"After our special teams lost
the game earlier 1n the year to
Oakland. I told them they owed
us a 1ame," said Rams' special
teams coach Paul Lanham.
"Both the pus by Clark and the
winning touchdown were de·
signed specifically for the Vi·
kin ta ancf t.h1a game.
"WE KNEW IF TREY gave
tl4 a particular defenalve alip·
ment we were going &o fake tt.
On the winning touchdown they
were in an extra point rush, so
<Jack) Youngblood audlbllzed at
the line of scrimmage.
"It's Dice to have worked on
sometbtnc and then have it work
out rllbt for us."
Anotber tblllg that appears to
be worldnl out right for the
Rama ls their defensive aecon·
dary, wbicb picked off three
Tom my Kramer pasaea.
Dwayne O'Steen'• intercepUoo
at the Ram four thwarted one
ac:ore ln the aecond quarter
wblle !'Adle Brown'• 1rab aet up
the Ra.ml' flDal d.rlve ID onr·
Umt.
M fOC' t.be quarterback CIOD·
troveny, then doesn't appear &o
bt one all)'IDOn.
'Plt&&AGAMO BAO an
atrocloul ftm half wJl}cb neuect
the blill .. yardl lD total of. leaae. Tb• tblrd·year aipal
caU.,. from Nebraaka not ~
looked 1bak1. but un1ure of
b.lmtelt . • .,,.., (~) abould hep
mt OUt oft.be IUMup the way I'm
~:· ldmltted Fettapmo.
'Pei CMl"MIOOOf ~·r ldcia't
bave a good feeling out there. I
think they feel I can't cootrol the
team.
"I felt before the game I
wouldn't play the wbole contest.
I'm definitely not saltsfied with
my play. There are a lot orthings
lo consider as to why. I don't think
they want me back there and if
that's the way they want it, it'snot
going to change.
"I don't know," he continued.
"Maybe it's fate. I know Coach
Malavui made a remark about
the situatioo being like a pitcher
lD baseball. Well, if you're going
to do things that way then I guess
you should credit Bob <Leel with
awin.
"ALL I KNOW is that if twas
coach I'd go with the guy wbo
fanisbed strong at the end. I
doubt very mucb I'll be In there
next week."
Lee, wbo bas been in Fer·
ragamo's situation before.
behind Fran Tarkenton. says
how the young quarterback
handles the current dilemma
will be critical to bis future.
"There's not a guy who's
played seven or eight years 111 the
NFL that basn 't gone through
what Vince is going through
now," says Lee, who in th~ "re·
hef" appearances bas ooe win
and a save since joining the Rams
one month ago "Guy~ pla)U\R l.ll
lhe NFL toda't had lo oHrromc thmgs hke lbls·.
"It's not easy to play when
you're conslAJlUy looking O\er
your shoulder What happened
today wasn't Vm«'s fault en·
llrely
"I -wasn't surprised wben
Coach Malavas1 told me 1-.as go-
mg to play the second half. 1 as·
sumed. aft.er the first half, 1l was
gomg tobappen.
"I guess I'm pioneenng a new
role. I'm JUSt happy I can help m
the late lDJUJlgs. Who knows.
maybethey'llcruteanewaward
for this."
NIXON, WHO SCORED 2S
pomts and banded out nioe as-
.,1~ts, felt the Lakers bad
.,ometh1ng to prove to
themselves after losing four o<
their last six
"I know the reason why we
Ytere losing We haven't been ag.
gressave ... the Uurd·year guard
cSee LAKERS, Page BZ>
Kentucky
Tops Iona;
49ers Win
ANCHORAGE. Alaska CAP>
Kyle Macy sank two crucial 1
baskets lP the final rour mmute6 I
SUDd"1 night as serond·ranlted
Kentucky came rrom behind to
dereat Jona, S7·SO. in the cham·
pionship game or the Great
Alaska Shootout college basket·
ball toumamenL
Kentucky was trailing 50-0 •
when Macy bit an 18-footer wi$
3 47 remaJ.nine. After DwilM
Anderson scored oo a drive with
2:41 to go, to put the WUdcata •
ahead 53-50, Macy stole the tNill
and scored on a layup with t : H
remainiQC. ?
Two ~ throws by Dirk MiD·
niefield U seconds before the -
bu11er sealed the victory for
Kentucky.
Macy, with 15 points, and Aa-
derson with 11, paced tbe
Wildcats. Glen Vlcken led the
Gaela with lS po6ntl, all lD U.
nnt ball.
Jeff RWancl. loria'1 f..10, JeO.
pound Junior cetlter, woa bll
peraonaJ battle wltb bllblf
publldaed 7-1 lteotuck frabmall ISam ISOWM, 14
to four.
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tlrat baJ.f aDd committed
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t.ap actlvtdel related to alleaauoaa that be bad atrutk a 1'71 •
ATtaoaa aai. football player, 1Ud be bad 1pUt •• 000 received
fromtbelalQll. ' He deilleed to au to wbom bl 1ave the money but 1aid lt
didn't ao Lo all the ualltant coachel became ... didn't think
10m• olthem deserved lt. ·'
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February Lo enw private bu1lnes1, Mid be received money
from Kmb after be left but didn't believe lt wu part of tbe
te,000. Owem aaid Kent.era wu the only ualatut wbo re-
ceived money.
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"ll wu tbeeuleat run otmv Hie. There 't(asn't a man
witbln 2S yarda ot me when I croued tbe 10&1 llne. I ju.st
picked up the ball. eot up and ran." · Nolan Cromwell,
wbose five-yard scoring run on a rake field goal gave the
Rams a 2'1·21 overtime win over Minnesota
Celer•d• E'••• Gl.,e Claerrt1 o.,.,, ...
Two ·goals scored two minutes apart midway (ii
'through the final period lifted Colorado to a S-3 win ,
over Bo8ton in National Hockey League action
Sunday night. Rockies coach Doe Clterry, who quit
Boston alter rive yeara last summer to take the Colorado job.
made a triumphant return to the acene or bis bieaeat suc-
cesses and the rans remembered. iivin& Cherry a ooe minute standing ovation before the game ... Detroit scored three
times in the ·11.nal period and tied red-bot
Philadelphia, 4·4. The Ue extended
Philadelphia's unbeaten streak to 21.
seven ahy or the NHL record ol 28 aet by
tbe 11'77-78 Mootreal Canadiena ... aJd
MarUa scored two eoals within two
minutes ln the third period to lead Buffalo
Lo a 2-0 victory over W aahingt.oo. Sabres
goalie Bob Sauve turned away 20 shots as
Buffalo won its filth straipt eame . .
Quebec snapped its seven·eame winless
streak with a 3·1 verdict over Vancouver.
O..HY Real CloaUer put tbe Nordiques back on
the winning track with a goal and two uslats ... The New
York Islanders snapped a s1x·1ame win.less st.rina wttb a 4-0
triumph over Wln.Dipea. lala.nden eoalle BUtJ s..-re·
corded b1a ftrst abut.out of the seuon and New York won coly
iu second game in 13 trtea on the road Ulla aeuon.
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Buk.tball Auoetatloa adioe a.dQ nJlbt. WH· man m1...S Bird to hll ao..i output u a pro. tour potnta, u
kantu City beat Boetoa, M•. mappt.na the CeftJes' alx·
1•m• wtQnlna ltl'Mk ... a.v.laDd 1alned tta ftnt wtn ln
thr.e trie1 a&alalt Atlanta wtUl a ta.lOI dfflaion. c .. ,, •U..O lcored 21 pointa and Ml* can chipped lD 20 to lead
the Cavaliers . .Seattle aped put Golden Stai.. 111·91. u
G• Wiiia .. •cored 21 polnb and ftv. otber 6uper6oales bit
double n,ur.. Seattle, wblcb baa won Rve ol lta last ab
aamn, 11 tled for tbe West.eru vtaioo lead with Pboenlx. oae·
haU 1ame ahead ol tbe Laken . . Chicqo forward &e.u
llay wtu be out ot action lDdeftnitely with a broken rtot
wriat. .. TaUua l.._.ala aeored 11 potnta to lead a balane«t
attack u the Soviet Union women's natioaal team rolled to a
11J·57 uhibltioa win over UCLA.
••r• A••I• T•r11• ••elc C••••r•
Swediab aupentar BJon ._. survived a •
shaky ae®Dd set and went oa to wtn the cham·
plonablp ol the Frankfurt Cup Invttal.lonal tennis
tournament qalnat· bis American arch-rival Jim·
my C-., 6-3, 4-t, 1·3. l..t, Sunday. It wu the fourth time
the two had met Ulla year and the rourth c:onaecuUve victory
for Bore. who earned $60,000. Om.non won $4.5.000 ror three
appearances Ln the three-day tourney . . . Loa A.nieles
Lakers Coach Jack MclUaDey, bospllallzed since he was in·
jured ln a bicycle accident Nov. 8. bas returned to bis Palos
Verdes home. McKinney. who suffered serious head injuries
and a rractured rieht elbow ln the accident. walked out or the
hospital Satureay under his own power. witb the ritbt elbow
in a caat. .. Fidel De Luu of Argentina beat countryman
Roberto de Vlcemo ln a sudden-death playoff Sunday to win
the Brazilian ()pen golf tourney. Anold PaJ•er and Tommy
Aaroa Ued for third, two strokes back. . Paa! ~raue, in bis
16th year in the NFL, set a NFL record of 81 paaa intercep
lions when be plcl<ed off two agatn1t the Rams Sunday.
T~N"9R•tlle
FollowlnQ are the top sports events on TV tonight Ratings
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NFL FOOTBALL: Oakland •t New Orleans.
Announcers: Frank Gifford, Howard Cos.II •nd Don Meredith.
Oakland will be playlnQ the role of spo1ler aolfnst the Saints
who are battllnt;1 the Rams for suprem•cy of the National COn· ference West Division. Both teams have 1·6 records oot the dlf ference Is that Oakland is far behind the Denver Broncos and
San Dleoo Chargers In the American Confereoce West and Is just aboUt out of the playoff picture. Former Golden West star
Rick Partridge, now puntlno for New 0r1 .. ns. Is In third ptace
In the NatJonal Conference with a 40.1 .ver-oe. His longest Is 61 y•rds. The S.lnts are favored by three.
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ABOUL.JABBAA BLOCKS HARVEY CATCHINGS' DRIVE.
,.,...r.~••
LAKERS GET ASSIST. • •
said ·Everybody took 1t upon
themselves to play hard torugbt
Then at got contaa>ous
"Once we gel the momentum.
the crowd I.a the whole story We
start playiq lll!ltead of Uunkin&
We were running. we played ag
grenive defense. came up with
a lot ol ~ala and the bag guys
were rebound10g "
The btg euys Kareem Abdul
Jabbar and Jam Chone~ 4'1.so
did their share of running
"OUR RUNNING \\Ol'LD ~
d1rtere nt unless Jim .rnd
Kareem are nghl behind," said
inlenm coach Paul West.bead
"It's really a five·m"'1 break
rt-ally packed everybody up It's
lf ll a united thmg. You can't
pass unless the people are get·
ling to the spots "
The Lakers dJdn't seem to be
in the nght s pots dunng the first
ha lf Only a distinct advantage
m shoot.Ulg percentage (52.3 lo
44 9 1 belped them overcome a
25 20 reboundmg deficit and take
J 52 49 lead mto the locker room
Jt halftime
"eslhead doesn't say much at
h a lftime but his Instructions we n· spelled out on a blackboard
ro r everybody to see run the
break. offensive boards. biock
out
"We had some na1r and the
qu1ckne& was there . · he added
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Once the Lakers started to do
thal 1n the second half. the
1·ro\ld took C'are or the r~t
Angels Seleet Minor Pitcher
TORONTO (AP) -The Toroo·
to Blue Jays selected M1ke
Ma cha, a third baseman·
outfielder from Richmond, the
Atlanta Braves' International
League farm team, as tbe first
player chosen ln today's minor
league baseball draft.
Nine players were picked,
three by the Minnesota Twins. ln
the draft or mi.nor leaguers not
listed on the major league 40-
man rosters and thus unprotect·
ed by the parent clubs. Eacb
player C08t $25,000, paid lo tbe
parent team. Lut year aeveo
players were chosen.
Also making aelecliorus were
the Chicago White Sox.
Cleveland, Kansas City ,
California and Milwaukee. AJI
other teams either passed or
were ineligible to make selec·
lions because their rosters were
Infielder E s teban Castillo
was picked by Kansas City
from Springfield. the
St. Louis Cardinals· Am ·
erlcan Association farm
team where he hit .323; pitcher
Alfredo Martinez was chosen by
the Angels rrom Tidewater, the
New York Mets' International
League team <he was 11-8 at
Jacluon ol tbe AA Texas Leaeue
in 1979), and Milwaukee com·
pleted the first round by picldng
outfielder Mark Brouhard. from
Califorrua's Salt Lake City PCL
team C2.8 homers. 107 RBI and a
.350 batting average at El Paao
of the Texas League In 1979).
Macha batted 291 in 73 games
with Richmond last year
Catcher Bruce Kimm was
picked by the Whale Sox from
Wichita. the Chicago Cubs'
American Association rarm
team. He hit .283 with 10 home
runs and 75 nma batted in with
Wichita and .091 In nine games
with the Cubs.
Cleveland picked outfielder
Andres Mora rrom the
Baltimpre Orioles' Rochester
team in the International
LeaJ(ue.
NFL Standings
AMERICAN CON~EAENCE NATIONAL CON~l!Rl!NCE
EHt EHt w L T Pct. P~ PA w L T Pct. P~ PA
Miami 9 s 0 .~3 289 220 Phlladetphla 10 4 0 .71' 296 238
New England 8 6 0 .577 3S8 276 Washington 9 s 0 .M3 286 2'6
Buff•lo 7 7 0 .SOO 26S 241 Dallas 9 s 0 ."3 312 262
NY Jets 6 8 0 .429 283 333 NY Giants 6 8 0 .429 210 263
Baltimore 4 10 0 .216 233 334 St. Louis 4 10 0 .286 2n 296
c:entr•I central
Pittsburgh 11 3 0 .796 371 242 Tem"Bay 9 5 0 .~3 263 21'
Houston 10 4 0 .714 322 281 Chlcaoo 8 6 0 .S71 249 229
Cleveland 9 s 0 .6'3 333 317 Minnesota 6 8 0 .429 226 307
Cincinnati 3 11 0 .214 307 311 GrMn Bay 4 10 0 .216 21' 211
West Detroit 2 12 0 .142 296 319
Denver 10 4 0 .714 259 217 W"t
S.n Diego 10 4 0 .714 359 239 R•ml • 6 0 .571 275 267
Oakl.nd 7 6 0 .S38 2IO 159 NeWOrlNnS 7 6 0 .531 -2"
Sffttl• 7 7 0 .soo 321 32S Atlanta 5 9 0 .357 156 m
kansncrtv 6 • 0 .429 228 2S2 San FrMCllCO 1 13 0 .071 264 m
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Cowboys 28, Giants 7
Rog« Staubach threw three touchdown passes
to Drew Pearson as Dallas snapped a three-game
losing streak Dorsett rushed for 108 yards to join
John Brockington as the only runners ever lo sur·
pass 1.000 yards In each of their first three pro
seasons. .
Now Dallas Coach Tom Landry has his s1gbts
set on Saturday's showdown against Phlladelpbia
A victory then. followed by a victory over
Washington in the season fmale, would give Dallas
the division title despite all the troubles the
Cowboys have gone through
"The Philadelphia game 1s 1t ror the season.
said Landry. "It has all the makings of a great
game All the ch1ps are on the table ..
Bears 14, Bucs O
Chicago turned a blocked punl b} Bruce Her-
ron and an interception by Gary Fencik tnlo
touchdowns and picked off five passes in beating
Tampa Bay.
"All anybody's talking about 1s when we're go-
ing to clinch it, and I see no way ri~ht now.·· Tam
pa Bay Coach John McKay said.
Steelers 37, Bengals 17
Terry Bradshaw threw two touchdown passes
to Lynn Swann and became the first Steeler
quarterback to pass for 3,000 yards in one season
as Pittsburgh beat Clncmnati. The Steelers, 11·3,
can clinch the AFC East title with a victory next
Monday night in Houston.
Harris gained 92 yards m 20 carries to give
him l,027 yards for the season, the seventh time be
has surpassed 1,000 yards, tying him with Jim
Brown for the NFL record He also moved into
fourth place on the aJl-lime NFL rushing list with
8,•04 yards, behind Brown, O.J. Simpson and Jim
Taylor
Browns 14, OlJers 7
Mike Pruitt scored both Cleveland touchdowns
and gamed 111 yards on 25 carries as the Browns
beat the Oilers. He's only the fourth Cleveland run-
ner to post a 1,000-yard season, joining Jim Brown.
Leroy Kelly and Greg Pruitt.
"This game was on my mind all week long, ..
Pruitt said. "I had trouble thinking about anything
else. When I got here today. I felt there was no
stopping me ·'
Area Prep Fives
In Action Tonight
Three Orange Coast area prep basketball
teams are In tournament action tonight as com-
petition begins in the Laguna Beach, Garden
Grove and Valencia invitationals.
Laguna Beach High opens its season <7:30)
against West.em High, while Dana Hills tries to
make it two straieht victories with a game against
Esperanza at the Garden Grove tourney (6:30).
Also tn a 6:30 tussle at the Valencia Tourna-
ment 1s Edison High l l ·O >, which races Santiago in
the Valencia tourney.
Action Tuesday afternoon at the Laguna
tourney includes University and Marina at 3,
followed by Crespi and Estancia at 4:30.
aad a 37·7 l .. d early in tb• ftnal period bid ln1 up. "I'm aorl')' wt let Lbem catch up that
much." 11.Sd Kan1u CttJ center Jack lllldnay.
"But ~hen people look at the films. tbey·u see
what h ppened ''
Jetl "· Cotta 17 Rachard Todd, fNQuentl) booed by Jtta f&QI
uua HUGI), co1Qptet.ed 12 of• J)&IHS for 2u yardl
and two touehdawu aAd ran for 35 yards _. New
York 11\Bpped a lbree-aame lotlna •trea~. -
Carda 13. •ten 10
OUll Ande.non ran tor t.29 yards and scored
the wlnnln1 touchdown on •&-yard acam_per with
2. 53 remalnlns u St. Louil won iu debut under in·
tetlm Coach Larry Wilson. who replaced Bud
WUldMOn. fired tut week. Anderson ~ the first
NFL rookie to pc>al el1ht 100-yard eames
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Bt.rr IF VOU LOOKED Just al commercial ll.oes
bustneu insurance -Fireman's P'und ra.o.ked fifth behind
Aetna, Hartford, Liberty Mutual and Travelers. Allstate -
a 5eU"5, Roebuck unit _.. and State Fann are both big ln·
surers d lnctividuah ud famibes.
Jr you combined all the homeowners and automobile
UlSUfaDCe beinl wntt.eo iJl t.be coaatry, State Farm DOW
has 16 percent of ~ t.otaJ and Allstate 10 percent. Two
comparues thus de more than a quarter ol UUs business.
But Meenagban 1s also pointing out that insurance
compames are 10vading each other's territory.
Metals Main Gainers
As Stock Market Off
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tion puabed the stock market lower today with gold,
silver and copper min.i.ng assues buclung the trend and
gaining VoUDd -as preci~ meta.ls prices gained sharp·
ty on bullioo martM5 worldwide
The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials was down by
2.73 poU:lts to 819.62. after being off 1i,., polnts at one time.
Declines outchst.anced advances by a 4·3 margin on the
New York Stock Exchange.
The dollar's value plummeted oo foreign exchange
markets. and 1old mining issues rose sharply as tbe pnce
of the met.al Jumped Sl5.50 ounce to $431 in Loodon.
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THE FAMILY CIRCUS by Bil Keane GORDO
"I'm gonna take it to school for
Show-and-Tel."
DENNIS THE MENACE
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AN' l"T"'S ANO'IHeR
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The Berenatain Bean make their
television debut tonight in a children's
special, "Tho Berenstain Bears'
Christmas Tree" at 8 o'clock on NBC,
Channel 4.
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lau.t. ,,.::~oe
Nl.Wl.YWEO GAME
AU. IN THE FAMllY
The enrn Bunlter ~
hOld le ltllcted by Olofil 1
IMllng °' dlpr-..on ., GOOOTIMU
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di.cowt 1hal ''*' ,_ boatdw .. the only eurYN•
mg wllneaa 1n a tri.1
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AEPOAT 6D THE fND WANNG
SHOW
Fred Wiring and t>la
t11Mft1ed young t11nger1
pertofm dlWlic IU~. con-.
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C04IOh "Doc" ~ncffmen,
at • sa aet tn. wwond'•
rec«d for being the °'°991
man to swim the ~
Channel: a rlOe on 11>9
"People MQll9(," cars
~·led by ce>mpulw
7:A. Pl.EDGE MEN<
Reguilfl)' ldle®led PfO·
gr...,,.,ing mfy ~ delayed
due 10 pleclOe breo« a a.-oo 9 (I) THE WHO'!
SHADOW
One Of ll'le beat high
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in lhe oounlty «lfolls II
Clf\'9f 0 THE llPIEN8TAJH
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llkM hll Chltdn!n $1118f
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• Mileti '°' the perieci Chrt5tmas 1ree
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Poue..d" (tlltlt) Lena
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AJC) FfllEHOe
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bflnga Tlllb Clo. IO a hlgh-
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reedy lo ceiebtata wtien. "°' ma '"' ,.,,. in ~
'(Mn. the racllo 1tallon'1
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loult Armstrong nwT'llM
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in Ill.-Orleen• lo hi• laal
appearenoe 11 lhe New·
pon Juz FM1ovll .... 1970
10:00 8 Cl) LOU GAAHT
The moth« ol Donovan a
cou11n Andrew (Bruce
0111taon). a mental pet'81'1t.
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aon 11 about to explode
(Pert 1o42)
0 NEWS D MOYlE * • • "The CowbOya '
(Plrt ll ( t972j John
Channel 4. From left are Paula Prenuss.
Shelley Fabares, Tina Louise, Cathryn
Damon, Loretta Swit and Stella Stevens.
Good Grief!
Humor Show Fizzles
TUBE TOPPERS
. ABC. e:oo -· Monda)'. Nllht Foot· ball~ Tbe 1)aldand Raiden take Cl\ the
New Otleam SaJnta ln an lnterdlvillonal encounter.
KCOP 1 :00 --"The Roman
Sprin1 al Mn. Stone." Vlvlen Lelah and
Wanen Beatty star ln this romanUc
drama byT~naaee Wllllaml .
NBC e 9 : 00 -"Frlend1bip1.
Secret.a ul" Llea." A· new TV movie
focuaiJui m ab former sorortty slaters
1uapecfed of murder when a baby'•
lkeletoo II d.114?overed ln the rulm of
their aorortty house <1ee photo below>.
JOHN DARLING
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W1yn1, Aoacoe L••
&town
Louis A.nnstrong
Special Tonight
An American st.andard . . . an Amencan
classic . . . the epitome of Jaz.z . . . and a bo6t or
other superlatives describe Louis "Satcbmo ..
Armstrong, the man Duke El.lingt.oo calltld "Mr.
Jazz."
Tonight at 9:30 KOCE-TV, Channel 50 presents
.. Satchmo," a tribute to the man who was perhaps
the single most important figure in the history of
Jazz.
The maJor voice telling \he story is that of
.. Satchmo" himself. Excerpts from recordings and
interviews throughout Armstrong's celebrated
career present first a "tnp down memory lane," a
remembrance or the public figure, tbe popular
musician. Then. "Satcbmo' .. presents a loot at
Louis Armstrong's classic performances from the
1930's and l940's.
"Satchmo" concludes Wlth an exclusive PM!·
sentation of the 1970 Newport Jan Festival film
"Salute to Louis Armstrong," made durln& Louis'
last performance al \he Festival.
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By TOM JORY
NEW YORK (AP) -It was a bold attempt to
rewrite public TV's definition of humor, but the
buqet for "Good Grief America" wu tiny and the
sbow -lf audience reaction means anytbln1 -
simply was not that funny.
~-THE SAVINB PLACE
"1be budget for this •bow couldn't have rented
BW Murray'• sporta jacket," quipped Sean Kelley
as be introduced the cast or "Good Grief America"
to a colleae crowd here tbe other ni&ht.
THE BEPEaENCE TO Murray, atar of
''Saturday Nltbt IJve," WU mieatimal, perhaps a ~laraUcin that the Public BrolldcastiDC Service
wu about to cballen1e NBC'• late-night comedy
r&\rue at its own came.
'''Dlere'• been a UnaeriDI feelina amOOI a lot ol people at PBS that we shoukt bave done a show
Ute 'Saturday Night Live• flnt," aald Bafl'Y
Clue, PBS' d1rectOr of current attain proll'am· n$1C . .,It'• the t1Dd ol Jilk-tdiq we OUl)ll to be ...., ....
• aase IPOk• an bou.r 01' '°before the taptq at
Y,_iil Ulllftr'llty•1 Woolley H.all. ,
f : Piii, A wses ot so tater, had an tM dedded toilMlve the pilot prop-am. M the no,, doll not ~ IDd \ben; PBS NUOM Will vote to tMt Mid.~.-. cm 1*1MtMr to c:oatlnue t.M
·• OIW Amil'tea' proJ8d u a Mita.
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unique ll'OUC> of puopel•
llhOw "°"'* Children wnet
111 .. tobe~ '*' 0 • * "l<ef' Welt" (1872)
StepMtl Boyd, Woody
Strode A bu-Mnen
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untry l\nl r Barbara Mandrell applauds
as Chin ambaU OW 1.emin pick.a a
baQJo durtna a vt.sSt to Nuhvllle. '
Al ..,. wanza aDd dlne· tor, obert Beato bu
11* ti llritna becauae Of IMr eoaewa • tbeir dl.lld u "11 u fDl"IMrowwe.
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MVtl' ... UIM tor -eooldaa
M1 bruttut, tattn1 b1m to tebool. tnin1 blm ID at ld.lbt.
earlaa .b b1m wben he'• w. worr;tnc ov• blm after a ~· iround aeddent.
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cblld Md wat wbat U.., tblM .. .,.. far Mm .
I'm aot ._ to NvN1 bow Belon wei ·. tbla Oor4lM bot
~ond ••Jtaa tUt I found bla IWOludaD :both elDOtioiQllr and
dram.UcaDJ deepb ~
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tbat la 10
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theme. 10
true lo It.a ob-
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and 10 Un·
derslandln1
P&JOD.Y AT nan, yeam-
tn1 for bh mom, tbe boy·
1radu.ally 1eam.s to truat, tben
love bl.a father. Perhaps the rum .• most toucbin& moment la
Wtieit Beaton adllned wtt.b bla 1eree11Dlu .be latemlfted wllh
bl• d.lrildioD. Eada perfOl"IDQee
la • m1Dor miracle ol perfection
-not only Hoffman'• and
Streep'1, •bid» domlaate the
plcture, but uds ol the •upport..
LD1 rolel a well.
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or ltl people NCW"MAM
and their moUvations that it's
Hice a bolt of Uahtnlng which
both startles and electrllies, It's
also like open heart surgery. It
lays bare that most vital and de·
licate opgan to make It perform
better. Not its, but ours.
The problem that It presents is
hardly a new one except,
astonishingly enough, to the
screen AB the film opens, Joan·
na Kramer <Meryle Streep) is
tenderly putting her 6·year-0ld
son to bed. kissing him and say·
mg bow much sbe loves him
Then she turns to complete her
packing. She is walking out on
both her child and her husband.
Ted Kramer < Dustrn Hof.
fman). an advertising executJve
on the n.se, bas Just landed a
new account and the promise of
a promollon. When he arrives
home, he expects Joanna to
share his elation. Alter au, he's
been working this hard for ber
and the lud. When sbe declares
her mtention to leave, be can't
believe what's happening to
him.
BUT JOANNA bas to find
herself. her own place In society,
her cSwn Identity. Before the
marriage, she had held a good
Job. Now she is simply Ted's
wife. her boy 's mother, a
homemaker. a housewife, and
her life In their shadow has
become lntolerable.
She 1sn 't even sure that she
can functioo well as a mother
any loo&er. She tries, without
s ucceu, to convince Ted th.at
CllAM9a VL al!AMaa IC.......1 ~ Stenity Ill. J-Wr11~41'KW 11111Mt1 ltlltefl T...,._,,,_...,_
C..I Olnloft -....... Mefyl St,_., J-Ai•••"*'· Jinlln H41MY. Mow•rd Ovff, ca.or .. COM, JGOttJI WINIMO>l, ern Moor
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when Ted bu to assure b1s son
that his mother hadn't left home
because of him. that It was be,
the father, she bad stopped lov·
lng.
Meanwhile, or course, things
aren 'l going too well at tbe of·
flee. Instead of devoting 150 per·
cent of his time to his career,
Ted Is now forced to be late on
occasion for meetings, or to skip
out for a birthday party. or to re
main away from the office
altogether when his boy is run·
ning a temperature.
Then be does the unforgivable
He loses an account, and gets
fired. And Just at that moment.
when his career seems shattered
but be's gained the love and con-
fidence of bis son, Jo8l1.Da comes
back into h1.s life. She bas found
herself, she claims. Sbe bolds a
responsible Job. Now she wants
custody of the cb.tld.
JANE ilEXANDl!a 1.8 all
teoderneu and coacem u the
nea1bbor lady, herself a
divorcee, wbo tries to eomfort
and help Ted throqb his dlf.
flcult period ot adjustment,
without any mawkiab suaaestioo
that 1be miabt be lookinc for a
new mate. <lo fact. one ol the
film 's few mawkish moment.a
comes In the final resolution,
when she decides to welcome
back her own errant spouse.>
Howard Duff performs with
unaccustomed understatement
lhe role of Ted's lawyer. a man
who earnestly warns bim how
tough a custody tnal can be,
who collect.a <and presumably
earns) tus sllff. Sl.S.000 fee. but
who seems genuinely saddened
when the decision goes agamst
his cl.Jent
Add Lo these strengths tbe
meticulous productJon dMign of
Paul Sylbert1 and a score of
classic restraint drawn from
works by Pur~ll and Vivaldi.
and tbe sum total ls a picture
that. lake "Who's Afraid of
VI rglnia Woolf." "Carnal
Knowledge" and "An Unmar-
ried Woman." may have a ma-
jor impact upon our whole SOClaJ
structure
Fellini Film Done
ROME (AP)-· Italian movie director Federico Fellini
has completed filming his lat.est movie. "La C1tta delle
Donne CThe City of Women)," descnbed as a fantasy
a bout the changing image of women.
The long-delayed film stars Marcello Mutroianru and
the late Ettore Manni and features a cast of hundreds of women. ranging from feminists to tramps .
Shooting at Rome's Clnecilta studios wu smpeocded
for several weeks last •ummer f0Uowt.n1 the death ol
Manni. Police said be acddenta.lly abot bimHlf while
handling a gun lD bis bome.
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FTER
?11TIME
ing the Vietnam. Nightmare
Thousands of Vietnam veterans like 30-year-
old Dick Schmitt of Huntington Beach are
\lletnam veteran Dick Schmitt: What I want to do is get out of these
rightmares ... ' In top photos, he mans a machine gun during Vietnam tour,
W1d a squad returns from patrol.
experiencing the symptoms of delayed
combat stress.
(~O/hDOpartl)
BJ DENNIS McLELlAJ'-1
Ottlleo.11, .........
Dack Schmitt basn 't been sleepmc well late·
ly. Vietnam won't let him.
For the last year and a ball, particularly
the last several months. he's been haunted by
recurnng mgblmares.
They all have the same setting: the
northern part of South Vietnam where be spent
three tours of duty with the Marine Corps
In ooe dream he's caught in a bunker. try
ing to hlde between sandbags as attackang
North Vietnamese invade the base perimeter
They enter the bunker, find him and stab blm
with a large knile Even in bis dream be feels
the pain. Thenbewaltes up.
"You're dreamina again," Sally Hartwell,
his girlfriend will say
MAYBE DICK 8CBMl1T'8 ni1btmares
have somethini to do with tbe recent lnflax of
Indochinese retuiees into Oranae County.
Wbenver be sees Vietnameu people be
thinb al~-He imagines the rice paddies
and the jun&les and the terror and tbe horror or
the war.
"The mo~ I see them the fresher it is in my
mind." be says.
Once. when he beard a large group of Viet·
namese cb.tldren speaking. he says, 'it gave me
the creeps. It's bard to explain. Certain things
draw a response from you. The response I got
was fear.
"I wasn't even here. I flipped bad: 10
years. I didn't even like having my back to
them."
Schmitt, a 30-year-old diesel meehanic Uv
sng in Hunlinl(ton Beach. Is only one of
thousands of Vietnam veterans who are ex·
periencing what Is called the delayed combat
stress syndrome.
IT 18 DF..SClll.BED as stress induced dunn&
Vietnam which has not been alleviated.
UnW about a month ago Schmitt had never
heard about the syndrome All be knew was lhat
he had many of its symptoms.
They include insomnia, nightmares, anxae·
ty. inability to cope with stressful situauons •
and inability to form any k1Dd of relatioosbJp
Many of the symptoms are triggered by en·
vironmental or sensory stimull such as the
sound of helicopters and back·finng cars or the
look of an open field or a cloudy sky.
When Miss Hartwell read a newspaper arll·
cle announcing a Golden West College workshop
for Vietnam veterans expertencini delayed
stress, she told Schmitt: '1b.15 Ls you. You're
going through the same tb.lng. • •
Sch.milt, who aays be was at tbe end of his
rope. decided to go.
He already bad been to the VA boepital for
help.
"They said the only waJ I could get treat·
menl was if I was bosplt.allud," be says. "They
sent me to the Family Asslstance Aasoclation
''I TAl&ED TO THE GUY 10 minutes and
be said.' 'I can't help you. Thia isn't • rel•·
uonshlp or fam.dy problem. it's a VA prob·
lem · ·
So Scbm.itt found b.unself among 11 other
Vietnam vetef'ans at the workshop conducted by
psycbothera&XSt Jerry Sclupper and Sally Cof.
fey. Golden West College veteran's ooordlnator.
· · 1 Uunk everyone there had experienced
problems smce Vietnam." says Ms. Coffey, oot-
ine that the medlum age was 32.
· · 1t made them feel someone was
acknowled.RtnR the problems they re experieoc·
ing no~ and that lhere are others expeneocme
the same problems ·
NOTING THE INITIAL lack ol <hscuss1on
at the work.shop, Schmitt says, "I was ooe of the
fint to say anytlu.ng because. damn it, I wanted
something to come out or this "
He says be knew that what was inside bad
to come out and that the other veterans would
understand bow be was reebn&
He hadn't talked much about bi.a time in
Vietnam before-oot the real horrors be saw-
even with other veterans
"If I tallted about it With other people wbo
had been there it was always, 'What unit were
vou with and did you do tJm or that?· It didn't
get down to what it ·s all about or that it's bua·
ging me
"You didn't get down to the real meat of the
iss ue. I tJun.k people ought to know tbJs was dif.
'erent Tiu.s wasn't the btg war, tJm wasn't
Korea 1bey <veterans > came back different
than vet.eraosoCanyother war we've bad."
SUIM11"1 WAS 18 AND ortly two weeks out
or Scottsville. NY High School when be enlist·
ed m ~ Manne Corps m 1967
·1 wanted to go, .. he says "I really did. I
thought 1t was my duty My dad was in the
Manne Corps and he wanted to see bis soo
carry on the trachbon
"I onginaJly en.ltsted wtth the mtenUoo of
slaytng m 20 years But lhree tours m Vietnam soured me on that ..
During tus tJme there he drove m truck con·
voys. went on patrols, served as a helicopter
door gwmer. and, m bas last tour served as a
liaison in a vilJage for lhe V1etnamuatJon pro·
gram.
The truck convoys were frequently targets
for srupers hldden m hedgerows. Land mines
were also a problem So were booby traps
Sclurutt remembers ooe convoy waiting at a
bndge wtule mines were cleared ahead. A
dozen Vietnamese children. as they usually did
when Gu went by. swarmed over bls truck.
One boy taped three grenades -without the
pans -under Schmitt's nmnmg board. But
another boy pointed it out to tum.
"Out ol a dot.en kids, one was for me and
one against me," be says
Scbmrtt also went on patrols where it was
sometimes impossible to tell who was friend
and wbo was foe. regardless ol aae or sex.
BE REMEMBERS DJS SQUAD orlce
passed through ao enetny Yillqe and was
roundinl up the villa,ers. A woman and her
(See VIET NIGBTllA&t:, Pace CZ>
'Operation Outreaeh' Responsive
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Santa's Visits
To Help Charity
Not only la Santa cominl to Laauna Nlluel,
but for a $1.$ fee, he'll come rtlbt into your bome
and visit with your children.
It's allintbe name of charity.
Les Petits F1euns baa announced tbeJ are
making Santa visits available Dec. 21through23
for 1$-to 20-minut.e visits with proceeds from
the aale of Santa'• time earmarked for tbe
Children's Home Society
F« t,aformaUoo and appolntmenta, Santa'•
belpen can be reached at tbe followiq num·
ben: tbeSbores, llop.areb 8-1 and Terrace and Tbiee Ardl area, call Sae at-.-3357; Soll eoune area. Hllb•and, Nortbriew, N1pel Woods, call
LiDda a-.21a; everytblqeutolNlpel Bo8d.
call Robinat"95-0U3.
Dead or Alive
MONTVILLE Coan. <AP> -AJlce E. Blat· tier ,.,. that if the town l'ellltraJ' la rilbt and
ahe la dMd, tllm lbe abouldn't bave to pay
taaes.
But the tu coUect.or malDtaiDI abe Is still
all•e OD tbeir boob.
Mn. BlatUer, 50, H)'S eledioo offtc:lall re-
fused to let her vote oo Nov. 6 because tbelr rec
orda abawed lbe was dead. Town Reglstrar
Helen Put.ore said "• ahnp1e mlstake wu mMe ..... --
MNCB TBlf'aBGJBft.All m.Wehw tUt
she will nmWn lilted u decealed mrtil lhe pre-
sents benelf before town oftlclala, lln. Blattler
baa dedded she abouJdn't bave to pay ber taxes.
••1 do not eee bow eomeooe who la not alive
can coatinue paytng toes, sewer billa and other
cbarge1 that the town wiabM to collect,.. she
said in a letter to the rectstrar.
"For this reason, I do not feel that I should
have to prove my existence and, therefore, I
wtll not accept any further bUla from the town
of Montville "
TU COU.l:Cl'OR NancJ Saunden aald
tbat lf Mn. Blattler failed to pay her taxes, abe will be treated the same u other delinquent
taxpayers.
''She won't be able to register her car and
we miaht put a lien on her property," Ms. Saun·
den said. "She's still alive on our books."
( Horosrope )
a1 SYDNU OllAU
TUIC8DAY,DBCBMBSllC
AUES <Kar. Zl·Apr. 11): Get facts resard·
tn1 apedal reports -aee lltuaUoa u it Is, not t.bro~ hue of wil.bful thlnldq, Piace9, V1rCo
natlvet lftlme in intrllUlna scenario. Place em·
phaaia OD proper evaluation, expert appraisal.
TAtJalJ8 (Apr. 20-11117 30): Tb1a can be
your power-play d.aJ. Know lt and act u if
aware of at. \'e>Ur best qualltiea, natural tUmt1
surface. Cancer, Captrlcorn penom ftaure prom· iDentlJ. Review proeedW'91. Jmprinl 10UI' own
style
GElllNI (lla7 Zl.June 20): PlD1ab rather
than lnltiate project -cet pu1ae ol public, 8Jl·
pand distribution -dlaplay concepts. Aries,
Llbra penoaa flcure promlDelltly. Cycle hllh-
you can almollt write your own ticket.
CANCER (June 21·.July 22): New Upt
thrown oo area previously dark. Have courqe
~oabe~a;:·.:.:~ue~=3 =k~
ta to be aware of what occura bebtnd acees.
LEO <Jal7 21-Aq. 22): J!:mpbaaia OD bltui·
tloo, t.eaeb.bur. doing aometbiol to tumD klnl· st.anc:Una aml>ltioo. Cancer, Aquariua penona
fi1ure prominently. Relatiomblp proireaea
from friendship to • 'aomethina elae."
VJaGO <Aue. 23-Sept. 22): Aceeat OD career
goals, relation• with employer, autborttiea.
Gemini, SaiittarlUI penona figure promiDent.ly ·
Prestige rises, popularity t.ocreases. Expand
horizons, give full play to intellectual curiosity.
LIBRA <Sept. 28-0ct. 22): Travel,
pubU.bin1, lanauaae, aplrtlual inaiahta-tbese
dominate scenario. You are capabk now of
percelvilll potential, overcomina obltaclea,
gaining cooperation of community leaden.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23·Nov. 21): Probe, dig
deep, eet to heart of matters espedally where
financlal arrangement. are conCemed. Emo-
tion mingle with lo1lc-Judament could be
clouded by what you wlab could be.
MGllTAID1JS (New. D-Dee. D>: Aecmt
GD familJ tlla, domesti~, CCllllne·
tual --~ relatiioa ol ''plrmwat nature:• • Ubn. Scala* per-a...
~&N <Dee. zt.Ju. 11): A\'Old
n.blq to j•idpw>t4.ab time to be podtve
coocen:U.u le1aUU•. fblalld.al obl11at.1ou.
Uen1. Deftne mean.lnp. elartfJ t.erms ....
othen bl realiatlc llCht. AQlJAIU1J8 (Jan. »-Feb. 11): Good Moon
aapeet eolncldea now wltb 1t1nlficant
cban1ea, ebari1ma, 1peeulaUn ventu.res, ·•aeno." ean!raetadoD wttb awnhll' of op-
po1lte ees. .
Pl8CZ8 (Feb ........ JD): TrwaetiaD ..
con.aummated. Property aecurlty ftlure prom·
inently. Protect aelf in lt;1al cUDCbel. Get ex·
pert coWllel. re1pon1lbl• apprallal.
lights Tell Story
BWB Cll&U. Oblo <AP> -For Carl
Rudd, C2uiltmU in Daytca wu alwaJS tbe
brUhtelt ol boUdayl. But wttb 10 c.b1ldreD
ancf 25,000 Cbriatmu Ucbta, be Deeded • bit·
1er place, ao be moved to tbe comtl'J.
"'lbll year' the dllplay la &olna to be the blaaest in tbe world," aald Audd. 50, wbo
manaa• a camnround in Lebuoll. Lut November, be bouabt tbe bqe Chrlltmu dlaplay from the city ol Loveland
to adorn bla farm between Portamouth and
Weal Union. Lut year, an e1tlmated 100,000 people
vitlted Rudd's rural d.laplay which, now wttb
40.000 Hibl bulbl, lipta up tbe COUDlr)"?: Rudd covered the bJ.111 wltb abepberd
llp.rea. There are four nativity aeene. and a
replica ol Bethlehem. Many ot tbe ftsurn
move. Some have aouad. There Is plenty of
mualc.
•• • Viet Nightm~re
(f'ro• Paa• Cl)
dlll4.nm. came out of thelr bootcb. But the
woman started walld.al away. A 1quad member
abot her. de u turned out me ... oa11 IPnl um to
get another chlld
• There were also Um• when enemJ aua-
peetl were captured. "I aaw more innoceot
ctvillam a&ot or beat up for all ldDda of rea· ,, be1811
.aou,'You aot ·to the polot where you'd thlnk
tbe)' were lea thu buman. You'd be·~
bow devious and cruel )'OU c.n be wbea 1t • COD·
dolled.' Re adds, "You don't lole your aemltlvtty.
JOU Jul& don't admowleQ• it. Tbe pioblem ..
you do aueb a good job of It tt•a hard to 1et it
back. When you come back to tbe states the?
don't have a bootcamp ID reverse. Tbey doa t
de.pl'Oll'8ID )'OU. Tbl1 jmt IUck JOU back. the ..,..... ..
WREN 811 ii Mi I I &l:TVaNSD to Seotta-
.tll'-ID lt'll be. oolJ at.Qed bome for two
moa\ba. He couldn't ftn4 a Joi> and lost oat OD :u:-.. ..,.ctra, ~-=-:=m ~~
Vle$Dam ....._ 1"tw not ''ttabla. ..
PeGIM JD Sdtmftt.'I bome ltll&e med to b*
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"With m tt juat didn't wort that way."
So be rode out to Calilornla OD bla motor'ey·
cle &Del worked at a •ariety of jot. bef~ IOiDI
to 8Ueae and earntac a B.A. in lnduitrtal
education at Cal Sta~ Lone Beach. He also
served u a volunteer at tbe Lone Beacb VA
hospital.
He'a been at bl.a present Job three years and
takes two colle1e nlaht cluaea a week. And a
year and a balf .,o, the DlPtmares beau.
LIKE 8CIDUTI', TRI: Ol'llE& "'4ram
who attended tbe workabop are, N be deseltbel
tbem. "coGtrlbutlna memben of IOClely, not.
whacked out,•• but 1otn1 tbroup a rouah
period.
And altbouO be 1ay1 be felt mucb beUer
after tbe worbhoe._ aomet.hlng wu nautn1 at
him. 'Ibe same tb1DC wu botMrtnc anotber
veteran wbo called b1m that~ to Mk bow be
felt. "l utd 1 felt~· but I t.lt llb I wu .,._
ln1 1omethln1.' aaya Scbmltt. 11H• said,
'You're loliq the 1ame 1UJ1 you lolt over
then'.''
Beea•M tbe nteram quSekJ:1~ uc1 nl11aed so mucb t.mkm med
tbe wrbbop t.o contlnue. (~ la
ldMlduled for llarcb. but ~ ..,,.
are eoDJldertn1 ba•lnt WM 1 f ollo•·lll> ... ~
••1 OOVLDN'T tiNDZUl'AND wb)' tbe VA
didn't off• tbia IEtDd ol tbi.DI." Sc:hmttt ..,a. ''It waa llU Pill to a moft8 ad DOt MIUll tbe ~ be ..,., the worbbop .... blm •
10&1: '"to be able to deal wttb tbe VWnam a·
perlenee reall.IUeaU1 and DOt pmaH• ID1Mlf
for it."
Sebmltt, who now la aad•r1oln1
paychotherapy, lmow1 that woa't be euy.
"Wbat I can't keep 00 dam& la •P•dDI out
OD seeinl a \'Mtnam ... aDd wonderina what be
wu do6nl la 18. Tbat'• tbe klDd of tb1nc I've
1ot to pt out ot." He pauae1, addJ.nt, "what J want to do la 1et
out of these Dlptmarea and 1et aome feellnp
beck."
"C1.,llfi ! •• II
1ooat oov•r•ge ... ,.you
_.. lntormed
ewrrctar
lfttM
DAILY PILOT
,
LINDA RATNER Pt.AYS LULU ON lV .
FV Girl I .ands
Television Role
Fountain Valley resident Linda Ratner.
wboM stqe name la Lulu Baxter, will be seen
oa t.be Hallman Hall of Fame Wednesday.
Ml.a But.er. daughter ol Mr. and Mrs ..
Harry S. Ratner. wtU portray a female baseball
.,JQer tn tile pla,y "Aunt Mary," to be aired at t
p.m. OD CBS.
8be abo bu appeared bl an ABC Ctre1e
Theater preaentatlon of "Llttle Lulu," a
telerillkm mcme of tbe week, "Suddenly Lon, ..
wttb CbldJ WWWm. and many k>Cal llWe theater
plaJI.
JIB 8AXTE1l bu been acting since tbe aae ot 7, Ratner aaid. She became latereated
wben ber tntben started appearing tn plays.
She a.Lao bu dooe some TV commerclala,
reeentl.J. includin& one for Subaru and one-for
tbe Arth.w-Treacber ftlb and chips niatauranta.
Mlu Baxter. a atudeot at Courre1ea
Elemmt.ar)' School In Fountain Valley, "lan't iettma rtcb" from her •ctina. her father aaid,
"but lbe doea b .. e aome mooey put away for
eolle1e."
Tbe pl"oduction Wednesday. which It.an
Jeu Slapletoa, la a true story about a Tl·year·
old Baltfmore woman who ovenomea aevere
p!-yalca.I baadlcap1 to become a sandlot
baNMU CI09dl for more th8D 50.000 y01mpten
over four decades.
7.ippered Diapers
NEW YORK (AP I -ln a bid to ~lp U.S. dp.
per-ma.ken eaupt wtt.b their bminesa doWll,
the city of New York bu come up with new U1ea
for tbe tnditkmal futeoer.
One wtnner ol tbe city's Flnt Annual Zipper
Cont.ell auaeated 1 lipper~uipped pair ot
baby alack.a tb1l make al easy to cban1e
diapen.
Eileen Fox of Ithaca. N Y .. woo ftrst prlle
in the oon-proleuiooal le~~ activity ca~*ory
for ber muJUcolored exteosioo aleepin1 bq,
wblcb Ula dp-oo aect.iooa to make a small
aleeptnc bq tarae eoouab for two.
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feminine fashions .
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( DOCTOR IN ]~~1=-~~c· THE HOUSE L. Whea ber wetaht fell
• JO about 100 yoa•a tb.lnk
1b1'd btlleve abe waa
DOW But lbe ltlU considen benell faL She cao•t seem to erase the inaqe she bad ol herself
w.bea lbe wu you.acer
Now lbe ll down to no more than 80 pounds -
and still dietiq. We gland by belpla.s.ly and watch
ber •lowt7 starve herself. Beaine and plead.in&
don't beJp. I'm afraid soon it will be too late. What
can we do?-Mra. C.
Dear Mn. C.: Years ago the seriousness of
thla problem was often overlooked.. Now we see lt
more often and recocnize it as a syndrome called
anorexia nervosa.
It usually begins in teenaged girls. In the
beginning it seems innocaous. But a& the dietin&
becomes more restricted and blzarre, weight loss
becomes so marked that parents and otbera re·
ali~e they are confronted by a serious problem. ...
"BUT SHE STILL TRINKS SUE'S fat," ex·
plains lbe emotional aspect or this condition. Un·
treated. in some cases it has proved to be fataJ.
This is one reason why 1t should be treated as ear-
ly as possible. By the time patients have become
frail and weak, treatment becomes more difficult.
Whether your daugter agrees or not, you
should seek medical attention for her. Only your
doctor can decide if she will require bospitaliu-
tion and psychotherapy Later she may join some
self-help group which will offer counseling and
support.
M EDICALETTES
For Mn. Y.: Your ellJ)erience with a scalded
child that required hospltalizatioo indicates bow
important it is to check the water temperature in
the home. Be thankful that you remained in the
bathroom to save her from suffering a more
severe burn than she received while-lD the
bathtub.
At least 10 percent of tap water burns that re-
quire bospit.alization are due to bot water beaters
that are set to provide water ~ over
125 detreeS Fabrenbeit. A majorlt:J ol homes have
water temperatures that are unufe -for adults
as well as for youngsters.
For good health, as well as for saving money
on beating charges, it makes good sense to check
on your wateT beating apparat~ and thermostat.
~ . .
Some doctors believe that every case of obesi-
ty sbouJd be considered one ol potential diabetes,
says Dr. Steincrobn in bjs booklet, "Watch Your
Diet Because Fat Can Kill You." For a copy write
to him at Box 1..560, Costa Mesa 92626, enclosing SO
cents and a stamped, self-addressed envelope.
Copper Caper Cited
DENVER <AP) A penny for the thoughts of
a group of thieves who robbed a locaJ trucking
yard. 1be loot COMisled of 86 bags, each cootain·
ing $50 in pennies. The haul came to $4,300.
The pennies were awaiting shipment from the
Denver Mint to the federal Reserve Barut in
Kansas City.
Few Outsiders
Marine
Graduates
Marine 2nd Ll
Tbamu E . Savaae, son
of w•llard M and
Elanor G. Savaae of 512
Avocado Ave .. Corona
del Mar, was eraduated
from 'Ibe Basic School
at Quantico, Va.
It la designed to pre·
pare newly -
commissioned officers
for a88ignment to the
Fleet Marine Force.
A 1972 graduate of
Corona del Mar High
School, and a 1979
graduate of San Dleco
State Unlversaty . be
joined the Marine Corps
in August im
Film Set
On Water
The Laguna Beach
Rotary Club wtll meet
Dec . 14 to view a
Metropolitan Water Dis·
trict film enlltled "Miss·
1.Dg Link."
The film outlines the
state water project
which must be con-
structed to offset the
loss of more than half
the water Southern
Calllornia receives from
tbe Colorado River by
1985.
The meeting will be
held at the Hotel Laguna
beginnin& at noon.
Cl.41MWON
ME~BOURNE,
Australia (AP) -An AuatraUan judee has
awarded $170,000 in
damages to a 7-year-old
boy for injuries be re·
ceived three months
before be Tias born.
The boy's mother,
Margaret Kenos, now
26, wu hurt in a car ac·
cident in June um while
pregnant with her sod.
Tbe child, Lee Kenos,
through his mother sued
the driver of the car
which eollided with lhe
vehicle carrying Mrs.
Kenos.
Wlw Gets Pro11Wtiom?
By JOYCE L. KENNEDY
Dear Jo1ce: Tbe promotion to
npenbo1' I'd beea boJJIDI for wnt
&o •me•1&1Jr U9eJ broqgbt ID from
••ttlde &be eom,aay. Wby can't
emplo1en see ability ri&bl ande1'
tllelr .... ! -s.a., e.as&aa. Tua
( CAREERS J
ly 30 percent operate such proerams
for employees not yet ln supervision.
it's the leap from staff to first-level
supervision that's out of reach for
many employees.
Large companies are more likely
than small firms to operate develop.
mental pl'Olr&IDS.
Confirming earlier studies,
Sweeney and Teel find it ls the im·
mediate 1uperriaor who typically
ideld:i&.s candldaU. fOT promotion
and the department bead who elves
t.be okay. Rarely do the penonne1
director, an ad hoc committee or
others wave U.. wand that decides
who 8oel up and wbo aia,1 put.
One beartelll.DI note: 88 pereent of
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1.'1119 .... per wW 80&
lmoWtD&)y accept any
ach1erU1{01 for real "'* wtlkh .. .ID vda-tionaf tbe law
MESA
AXER!! l•-------•1100% F\nancl.og: U\1!1% VA Lou, 2 story slam, 3
HamesfGf-549 Bdrm i bath. 1unny
••••••••••••••••••••••• country kitchen. huge
G-4 1002 bamJI room_Owner Anx·
••••••••••••••••••••••• IOlll, call DOW. 546-231.3 GIANT Z..Sl'C>aY ""'" ,,, q ••• ',.,.•Olli,.... ( ~~~=~ l•Btdbl dUdft!DI quart.en, fam1 -. ..=iu•-
b rm. formal duuna. IHYESTC>aS OHL y1 Arlla:D& SUUOO Ca II for •
Pr 1 v ale P re v 1 e w 19 UHITS 5'11Sl Nr Pnme Beach Are:..
.... , 1-" • •·• ··•-•· $485.000. Court sale. , ! &$IHI 5.~r::~~:.
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PIECE
d'R£Sl5TAMCE
Eitclua1vt-dn'e le.id.,
you lo th11 C'harm1nK
HarbOr Island a~a rmly
home Spac10W1 &r t>tn.
Uus 3 br. J ba, l 1t.ory tn
Vtll'S yo u to t>nJOY
Newport's f'XQU1 s1tt>
bfesty~ Debght.lul (rH
Corm POOL m iardt>n
8IU.mlt Sf'ller aruuOU& &r
Ml rtduct'd <A~l-1ng pn<'t'
125.000 Mi-7711
lnvt'Stment 01 ~ u1100
714--MS 2262
RMAHCf
OwMr-WiPH~
SP\'ctllC'Ular JBdrm. 3
bath, I balh w oak liinl.
wall W.IPl, pedes~l 1>ink.
btdel. claw·fO<t bathtub,
mirrored ceilings , a
m.tss1ve spht·level
"" hul!e hmdy rm "
(r.trklmg (pie, m1nured
d1n1nK rm. C'ustom
lot<'hPn. :.! panlnes, encl (3\1\1!5Jii11Jfl ~:~,e~n 0:a~o:g~
Rttl Eau~ Tr} V \' Sl'8,000. Act
--------, Now· call 5'1>-231J .,... , •• ,' , .,. I.
~~~;; [~HMM
lge oorneor lot. J Bdrms. J
t.Ua. attractive raised
dloiog rm 11nd a lie-
boous rm Seller will
tlelp fmanC'I• Huol no
mo~ -call 9i9-S370
ALLSTATE
REALTORS
,.._ Waht ft oat How.
5 BR 4 Ba. waterfront
home w l7it31r pnvale
dock. Pn~ at Sl.~.000
direct from bwlde-r For
deULls and a ppl to Sff
t.ha home-. rail Carol
Hoff.631~
Just moved 1ot.o town.,
1bm Ce( acqu.a.anted With
tbe Clus1r1ed Ads
'Ibey're the us.est way
to ftDd .t\lll the rt.ems and
lerncel YoU need'
'1HVE.STORS"
Btacb Duplex, 3 yrs old
Low m a1nteo ao ce
Owne-r w /belp fin an-
oe Call~
FORESTE
OLSON
•""-< UI • ._.'--1'•
Tbt fut.est draw 1n th<'
West . a Daily Pilot
O..ss1f1ed Ad 642-5678
LrttJe Miss Murret sat on a
Tufret. along came a
spider and read in the
Daily Pilot Classiried
M'CllOO about Mw Muf-
fet 's ~fet and bought 1t
for •95 You can ~II
your tuf(et and lw of
other things through
Daily P1 lot Clus1fied
Adi Call 642-5678
rm:
111181 ILlllS CD.
OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE
ASSUMAILI LOAN
Su~r !louse In Blurts With Great Uae Of
Wood, Gius & Mirrors. Three ~ms
Plua Suptt Large FamJb' Room With Wet
Bar. Lovely Patio le Wood Declt Balcony.
Call Us. A ··Joy Of Newport" LisUftl.
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__.&J ....,. Vacaa&; Beach Reatty =~··b. a.-tTa..Ml!:ves
associated . ' . '
Walk <:*~boll'. NEWPORT BEACH
e.cb 2 Bdrm eottai• baa
.rood·burnln1 'fflc 11 petk). Owner wU help
finance. Call Now . WOOOSIDl
~. YIU.AGE
O't"'11111·•1 \1~10''""'' Bareai n Hunting ! [~IMMI ef~~s
159-1111
Redh 1110-~ Re.1lty
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We have a fev.· epeclal Take-over $438 mo. ~buys with bulll·ln 10\A.t'\-Loan, $27 .ooo f'ltlMI
flMDCing and almoat no Eq1.11ty Asking $7l.950. UDOISLErlO,, ~Y1Jl&neceasary. :;~~us, Call Now Modem3bdrm .. 2baUll,
lblktobeacb 1199.000 Ol'fNl119••1HIJNll)/41""''' wtth IUDD.)' South patlo;
Blg.u,3 Brw/ocean vu I I completely remodeled.
$239500 ~,lll.'ll'IJ On •o rt. lot . Haa
.... ~1eor3·2i.2~:SOO ~'li(t.141 ;!~:~:t~j~Ct~u~:~~~
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IAYAOMT
We have several fine homes
with pler 41 allp
PWSUl.A POINT
Newly decorated 4 bdrm. famtly
home. Close to ocean. 1325.000 ·
IL TOltO HOISi CoUMTIY
4 Bdrms .. 3 baths ; ranch style.
mint-estate ln oran1e groves. $249.SOO
BILL GRUNDY. REALTOR
I 1 l t1"\ ,,,j. !>• " N 11 t,l'1 t,lc,I
UDO COUNTIY CKAIM
Cathedral ceilings, cust. kitch with
finest built-ins, peg & groove floors
outstanding master. French door&
overlook south patio, on a 45' lot.
$410,000.
IN NEWPORT CENTER
~ 644~060 PIUaadeluxemodel -omm:•m••-•IP' private entrance. In
$279,500 When YoU call Claaallied move-in condition! Best 111'0B$ RWJY to place an act. you ·re priced property on Udo }NI acaured of a friendly Isle. "20.000
'\ 675-6670 welcome and help in l~~~~~~~~-·I ..:~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~!!!!!!!~~ wordi.o& your ad for beat
Lie uaumable
· loan1. low lnt.
avallab&e. Hom•
rrom $118,500
M?S,000.
Jumlne Creek Bayerett un1ve:trartt w ,
Bl1Cabyon
Harbor View
R1lll
re1pon1e. Call Now! Selltblngsfastwtt.bDally 6'2-~ PUot Want Ads.
VIEW-POOL--IOVER SHORES
Fa~•loH llo•• for Hl.rl•l•l•t
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CURB APPEAL
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s.i., Renuilt. Property M.rwee11•11l
WATERFRONT HOMES. INC.
REAL ESTA TE
315 M.tine /we.
IWboa bland
673-6900
7588
t,A6ce B ... &
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Fa~ • bedroom. 1crcu from tbe 1olf coune with a back yard for r•laxma. Traditional two 1tory with
den. brukfut nook. formal dlnln1 and S bathl. AU ln f1ne CODd1Uoa.
A1klq '182.600. A Unique value.
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2443 EIA Coast Highway, ~one ct.IM•
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COMIOWITM
1'1111 CIODdo la avallllble ror lHH/opllon ID a
llCUrilY bldl-a.an.mi
2 bdnn .... wtUI .... 8-1 V\tw. Pool. 110.000
• • -mo rmt. for .-. pne. otazs.ooo .
W ...... rMtH ... 1, ..
AIAM.'CI• 67Ut00 ~ ---~~~~~~~!'-~ ~~~ •••••• !~~~ IUmCC.."-N.-n.c • lm•llDa· tloa: I Bdrm+ rptc.
raadaad fenc 6 ,...
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~~TH[ R[Al
~ ESTAHRS .
Z ... COMOO
S7'.000
Cbarmlnft patio off
1119dous YiJl./diJunt area. Larae m aster
bdnD aad 2 blaU.. P.ncl
pnp, DOOl/rec area.
Walk lo Ylesidllt.
OPEN DAILY
17'11'.ISTIN, 1118, C.M.
Localed near tennla ti. lllJI Ulll9UITO-4'0tll" .-. i.111
courw • pool. Spacious M
C....MeM ........ o,ta
Twoto cbooM from.!" ceUmt locallon alway1
rtlUd. AJJ lM> bedrotnf
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Partoenhlp bqwdalJDD
fOl'C!el aale. Brull off•rt·
e.dl at $1.11 ..500
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DICObTOU
DUAM nm r.e~uJJy deeorat·
ed condo near So. OoUl
Plaza teawn. 2 Mnn. 2 bli&h. new carpeta, wall
coverln11. ceramic
l1oan and RV acc:.a. A
nw1ttoaee. f'Ot" more In·
formallOn call~~.
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REALTORS &HTS UHrTS Ut41TS
Call ror rrtt la.st Oupl~• ~~~~~~~~ ea up to multJplf' un1ta
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OLSON . . . ' '
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OWMB
'All UDO CONDOS 2.3 • 4 Br. with pool,
Jacu111 Ir 1auna
Panoram1C' C'Oastal
views. 11\ beauufw San
~ S'tuUD• at $46.900 wtt.6 OGl1 K dn. 11 m
am.erest Tm advant.a&~
d srud ~ pncn.
• Uaey won't lut. Sales alft~ oC>l'ft lOAM to dusk
35'8 Del Sol Bl. San Delo 7l4/90-4Mt NB se,7171
SAC .. RCE
Sprawlln1 I a tory. J
Bdrm+pool. C'Ountry
lda.cben. bncll fplc. re·
modeled tbrou1b out.
free.form pool+ patio 6:
~ owner wiU help
finance. Onl1 $89,900. Call •1111. ...._ _______ _
Ol'fR r~ •>-<t \'I.IN"'"'•,~ 1• r-ANIST
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Call oow for info ~*'
9Nltelc-.n
Rf!'ol E1totP. Inc.
GrNt All ... Lo.
Donl si-Y hath Interest
nua • loan fen 811 l
bedroom 2 batb 'wo· -.cry. leu Ulan one yur
old. Commwuty pool •
allOC\aUOn to ca rt' for
yarcil ma Ire th.. an out
-..chnl! olfenna P\,11
pn~. \ow, low Sll.900
CaU Sel~ct Properties
?SI 3191
...... ,.
C...t4-To
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Uniquely de11cned 4 bedroom home with ap.
proz 22t>O sq ft Popular
'badden 211.ory • • eirtenor ~ by • ah&ke rool.
Entry, for~al dlniac.
fumly room. \[ittpla~.
Landacaped tGJ.. with
wrap aro und patio
Bndl BBQ Wlth M&llng
Won't laat' Sl47,900. Call
$40-JT.!J) m11m. -l • 111
ASSUMI
4 BR. coruer lot wtt.h RV
• boat acoeea. Hurry!
Palala.I rroat row view
bcime In ucluaave lrvu>e
'Tern.ce. 4 Bd.rau .• on a War lot. wrtb ~nty of
l)livacy. A very depot
home. but wrt.b loU of
warmth. Sl..oM,000 · E.1·
celMd financin& av a Ila·
b&e.
211AX8
Owoef' wtll carry hnanc _ __ _ _ _ 1111 at IO"'a'"'-o Lott.a z.oned
................. _.1forzuruta PncedatoaJy
t;:SELECT
T'PROPERTIES
Call "5-0IDI
Foi:~L ST e
OLSON ·----
~7~ THC REAL ,
~ ~S!ATt:RS .
-...waarM.taor
8"Ullful 3 Bdrm. b1&bly
upsraded. b~aut1r111
ocean" ru«hl hcht vie~
Allwlg 1355,000
Rent $475 mo!
S561 Mo Bm!
&ml Ull Jan 2nd -Jill> for
S47Stmo ! Jmmed ot
<.'upanC'y 2 Br <.'Ondo
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call ~58111)
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REALTORS
pa.int, ca~t. dr.aJ>t•s •-.----------OCUH Y1IW Swedl.sb frpk Buy at 1• v....we. pent.house. W· 10WMHOMIS l!ISl/mo PITI " &SIOC
tr• delu1te • Im· mdDUPLD.lS dues anC'I for z yrs
maculale! 2 Bdrma., 2 $37,IOO&l'-$30.000 dn -full prl<'e
bathl: frplc. + com. -r-*...500 Owner will C'arry
muplty amenllau. ln Yreka. C&llf. I m1 m.ooo at l4'1. tnt. no IZl0,0001 from tbe K.lamaUl River. s-ymenta 2 yn I Take .... lay,,.. U ma lroin Oregon owr approx a:f0.000 lit •••i border Ca ll collect TD. at e~-.. Cloee '* '71-J060 * <918>142·3737 or local eacrow Jan 2. lJ80 C..ll
RARE FIND
One 1lory townhome.
EMtltde Costa M•a. 2 Bdrm. 2 bath. walk to
~ lhoppuia and bua
service. A1klo1 only
*·000· Newly offered. ~t oa.ly. C..11
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A IUSSIDtARY OF
THE HMN! COMPANY
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Not only doe• tbls 3BR & den
townbome overlook the \Otb
fairway at Rancho San
Joaquin •.. but also you will view
the late, Saddleback Mtn. & the
twinkling nlght·ll1bt1. A
sophlatlcated residence In a
prett,lp>us area. $159.500. Natalie
BenJamln 752-1414. <Q·75)
$7800
DOWN
NO QUAUFYING
AISume 10.ft. Lou
3BR ·2BATH wr.-
CAU. .. CAIPIT
MIWUSTIM6 ,
IA51SIDI
Blfl cul-de-sac aur·
rounded b1 equl11le
J.mdlcapmc. Spa 6 qwet
aioove lot tbae pnvale .....,.,..,, Slabmlt terma
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MIS.ADii.MAi
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3 Bdrm, Suptr hmlly
Halm! Oounnet ktkbea.
noor·\O·celUDI brick
fplc. eeparat.e cnae\tr amte. Priced To Sell. OD· If ao&,000. Call "8-7171.
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OAK GLEN
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S. 1100 HB. --don to a i.-: IP+~· la mGU ,-
HAWAII r;'•<~0::0:.~ :•mf::!·; a.:_m~ ' ._.oom. 2 a.~~
.,..,.,....... TBA'D&. Jmpro•ed olcl .,._ --tw ffllC.¥0.viilllMC' ~~
----~ ~r lot at Prln· ..... • .• &a.pft..f--.nr ~d. HT·OU i-.;======~l lbe .~·=.ooo' .__ errUl•, Kau.l for da t8"tDOWM ...._ lddl OL Drive wbdl, Olt after Ip • ,.. .. IMll .. - - -,,. OD Nwpt kb bl· • Uab, ...... loc. t.b b 1 • 4 I D. r r. 11 • ......,um.. . :f A~'i::t.:::.~~~~~~~~ m prape:rty. Wl,000 .,._. Pttoe oa.11 Jot. N/WUlaa; W/Plac1r•· .... ._ ._,lldrm~r--':!t:;.1:'br~eo. o..-.m.ms "1-Gll ,Q._ JMt
•di. CALL QUICK. ,-.. 1090 •••••• I Bal be. pool. _/mo. .................. ......,
CAN'TLAS'l'al-.000. ..... ,................. DAMAPOICf lllldna: C.I «a.. loe. i.t • lat+-. Anil A C A T I 0 N"
644-1211 -~···.... JU!rr'LISTEDI 2 Dpb:a Property , beve S 12/$. "'°1211 da11 6 EVER.YD Ail ····--•lvWn •• ,.,. ...... All· liOOk·IB>Ok DP from 12 14f.Z719 .... Af#.. Mk,. Wata'froat 2.oeo OMLY .100 IUID9 low int loam • OC Garden Apta at Pral* · Twable, avail J~1 OD • qalet eul-de·•ac: owe ba1 baJ at lO'lt, Sl.000.000 er uafUnl. boat aup 9P'
wtUl ~at.one frplc aDd W/1'5.000 dwD. 1185.000. All· Jeuinef'71.'J'OOI ...s.\.... tlaD. m> mo. + NC .....
fonml dlDlDl-.. an extra a Prin only. All· lM 2 C Iota •l3000ft uppd'd DUPLEX XJlll area. 1 Jr RefNq. ('714)M0-JAZ1
deell 4 Bdrm w /prof. Bambut <T14 > ~s bkll. now a ....uuraat, a-. a BR z Ba, 15n. 2 II-...&-J•• ... land.acaplDI and tbe PCllDma Pt BB 2 Ba. SC75. lit A: tut ..._ _ .. 1~~~~~~~~~1·--:u~r~..o:::MT:;i--~~price . CALL ... IALIO--·.· ...... --SULA--4Pl.IX/MilNY.... +aec.Dand.~ -"~······
LIM,.... 1011 ...... SI 644-7Zl I Move 10 al ooc:e! z Pride of Ownership. ,._. deJ Mar 3br. a.. Plltio Home· a bdnDI .,_,_.. ....................... Bdrma each. carpeted, szz.ooo Bkr. Mt.QZIO avail Dec ts. famtty 2i,.; t.ths. f.inlly room, i -................ 23C POHDllOSAHOMI A==:-:view bullt1n stove• and IMT 9ii15Mo.5el).~ patio•, lo••l:r era.
• MAllMITA '5 "'~Dlt:llvlel 4 Bdrm+boau1 rm+ ... _. cov---~-•--. refrl1eratora, newly D~~ DI•--', a Bedroom on a Avail. for 6 moe. __,, •--...... ..... wuuu....... painted and 1queaky -.... ~-.. move la now' t100•0: -.,peetacular hilltop --------• ..... rm. a car pr. Pvt lhanline-c:ity lltbt.a-ba)'· clelm. C'lole to bay aDd _. 111 ..... 1r CllMtl ~pr· Momo. '°. }!'!'11· ~·Owner · ham-. 30J2.Dll aq. ft. ..,._ IHdt I 04I lie back7ard. Alkloa. ocn-CataJlDa-1uartaes· beach.1215 ooo ~ -OK. -.... Ome to Karina. Selva -· .... •••••••••••••••• SUl8,IOOASK10RTOKI. IA.Dletl. Pr9Ule leCWi· --------· • •AllNNNLeu. Select Propertle1, evm.~
Rd 6 Calle La Prima salHISIA! ......... ~ ~~~: ~=·t.::: Olilr .... 11.... 642-5200 ~=o/ce::y 275olr·~tBR. 2 ...Jb-a--n:w Euc!bvrm.bomefamrm4.:..a1mt. s:nvera.~~~SMSBJdr.OOO. Spat level a BR., 2 bat _l37_-&al _______ ··--•-... -... b' ... lBr --••••••••••••••••• .-..__.._ Y • '"'
--·-· bUCe ram. rm. w/wet 60Z/Mo."/'1· ;;ttD.OOG."Of~ by Mmlt"-a ri* LAum Tl>wabomeS.BhlffCa· frplc. Wat~ lo acbl1, f J.Y..., 1034 bar; bllD kltc:b; Ult, '2C),OOODn.Jndw/nopay. JamH A. Mitchell .... ~ 1100 J>ete IDOCAP'P'EllY Q)'OD. Pool. jac, t.emm rark. poo , tean11.
-••••••••••••••••••• bee.ala, etc. Patio, bltn _for 2 .,.. 1 b' ... to ._.. __ _... _ -•••••••••••••••••• 71.a •st-1•16 Wtllbt rm. f750/mo. mmed. occupancy.
OWltEll ANXIOUS BBQ. Temple WU. area. i;;; ASK roiiro11i "OPiif 'SA'TiSUN LM -------• t ,.... 167111 lllllD/mo wrs..~. aft J
Nace 4br, 2ba, 2-st y ~ON REALTY ........... ....., 1--------•I l&>BlLEBOME c,Coiill•aClt a ZBa clD rm frpk pm6 wbda~ -..
home. On larce (~acre> Pbom4M-0'131 IJ7-416t 770.0.67 BUY-SELL· RENT· 1~~~~~~~~j :c•CIGlllll _. cp'tstdrpai pafot: Bdrm. 2 ba, 2 car IU C\IHIHac end lot. Will •• ~z. * P'INANCJ; r: G..... mz aut,.. avaU Dec W/dr opnr. AIC. auw
.UonVAtenm. UNl9UE ..... Vleto 1067 Bw:bboUlew/arued ..... .._Star.. ...... ,,.,.rtr zooo ~ Llmmo.~ •ta 1prlnltler/lDd1c:p .. . Plirtt Place loe.14.2-7481 Artiltic bome i.D North .. _................ plam to remode u a "'"" wn. c...e.r ....................... Be a 11 t i f u I b o m •
IP ',_.._. 1040 Lquna. Wallt to beach Alsumable,3Br,2Ba,cen-~™-:r CAU.US661·1021 11 DB.UXIUMrTS 1 ~~rrs ~~K..a.:·,:.~ ~~::~rR:c .b1a~rt
·-•• .. ••••••••••••• from thil cuatom •tudlo tra1 air• beal.1103.*. I~~~~~~~~ PB.lMEEASl'SlDE,Cll lOIXGROSS bkr 112-25.lS Avail. Jan 1, UM bl-level featurlnf,= 2 AiJ..M8-3G'7 UM.n 675-11701~ 2Bdnmeacb Excetleat locaUoD •ID----7l"'6l.a72
IY~TOH HAllOUI , Bia •dean 3 BR, 1 i,; Ba
condo. OWDeJ' flnanci.Dg. m.soo. scon llEAL TY
536-7531
= 2 bd boclle, lrl kit,
area. Only f74,.500 ctm 1211S1S
liEALTORS
Bctm,2bath,bugelvtn1 ... rt•---.a.. 106t u•--VUHOMIS LAGUMAllACH mES'rARN~OO. co-. •ood ~ .. ·t· .. o. Ollleet Pan. 3 ea. t~ -----· room w /ma11ive rwpo1 -~ ..__t Deal •v•r. TaL• ....... .. -.vuUJ.., ..... -A.a& for a. •~ --"'·b fi~lace. Overlooklng ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mon1'? MdJ 4 BR 2 ba ...,.. "' ... .... &IO-S71t owner will trade, ea· ... ......... y, ..--7 ..,.. • t ..... •' city light.a le white water sstlMITY Next J° ireeObetl ,;/m~ OY9' paymll, OAC. like RENTAL change help finance H>-l'110&11. C.ando Aval&. Jan 1· No
view and mini orchard IWfl "-view Super leue bold ::i,~~ lBr, lBa, INCOME PROPERTY Low down pay~l. DO E'* Zbr lba. 1 yard, ~. A/C, Pnv end~
Nothln1 comparable Ex:paoded "remodeled. 0 NL Y S 16 2 . 5 0 O. From $39,900 Modular qua.lJ.t)'lD.I, oo.ly D7.000 pr Very cloeao A.dl<.a an lab S251lo. ~
l250,000. 3 bdrm. +lanai, 11lngte Owner/A.el.~ OW.. MUSTS&&. TypeHomei,3httunw Bobbi Lac key , A1t No~ awlo.~ UHTALS
don osen
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401 GLENNEYRE ., ...
~BLElltT.D.
SBLLER WILL CAllRY
2nd
story end unit, adult ... --•"""'Hall L AC 3 pvt beaches. pool & 1162-9311 1 oo 1 .... • ...... home; quiet cul de sac. NEWPORT HEIGHTS _....., u.1' m ar... . pe!' Treuure llle Pk • _.._ .L...-.r_._ _ll_OO_ -:tr. Zba. toed m !'Tar yrd on. ..., . . . . ~ Uabl•bri&tit Gl Lodown,noqual.,plU1b 2Br, 2Ba; hardwood p Ill Cs H . _...._._ l car gar Peta• 28R.1"'2 ba ........ $47~ alfnew&Cresb·~~'. ZBr,frpA,Sl,SOO. ebineUCall~~auWw· r:glunaacB~cb ~ llw~. -•••••••••••••••••••• Children coa11dered 3J~.22'~ ... :.·········~ sumeK loan! ~a v · ··-1 .ortoaae_ · · · c2 Lot. le»xllO. Cosu Prelbl'J pa1Dled 1n •out. ,pn. ~ .... • • • • --·~...-MT m•>4'18-3S79 ---Mma.Sl.80.000. lml.Mo m.A D&ITell.
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f.f1e:x, 100 ft. to oce&D. -~v 0 .... IEV ~1103 16-'JOQI S248 ,000. Term1 . Leucadia dbl. wide. COM v.-..-A -------
JlarlbalJ Rlty f75-4600 Sma 11 secure park. 3 Br O"WDer '• wut w /frplc ...._ ..._ / atem a: N1Cbt V\ew E•·
ocean view . $19,500 "l Br I Ba unit. 9W~ U · TrtrPrtra 2300 ~"home . 4Br. 3S.. CONDO+ SLIP '36-871'1 res., 744-0S50, mbleioan. 1179.900 _.................... S700 mo Oya ~17, --------1 Walk to lovel.J Vidada --------SIASCAPI CONDO Beacb from tbla two 1--------
1& SMeY llACH belboom bome wWa real * MO *
Dream DO more. llove 7*42118. IUAD & IUTTH Tl'ILB rAD Ew..631· W3
ldo this depnt 3 Bdrm 4 four-pleus lo Cost.a 22 k lb 2 eandowttb)'OUJ'OWDboat Ne• 20 wide Adult•. lleaa. Can be 1old apace par WI er.b .cntrykil.dbl car
$tt tOO 1-una c:bann. Beam * OUALIFYIMCt * ~~ ~ and la top centn11. nreplac-e II ONL y sio,ooo dwn 00 ~ BeeulifWJy deeorat· '22,500. SAZ$. J • J · ~-a.tu. All 3 bdrm 2 boules near LaU Penta. pl'. Frpk Nr. So Cst
In ___. .... __ _.. de-~ __. .... v 4.5 mlo. rrom Oraace PlazaMZ-4441 ' ~ ..-. ba ucb. Owner wall County. Grc»a tncome -'523Cu .. sDa:llvME
ud upsraded 2 oeea v'"'8 + potatlal r.ma.tic option. 3 BB a. Br 2 be pound nr unit fer additional Income or ec • b o m • • U 19 5
w/m wumable loan al expemkJa 1151.500. mo/pymt. Pre1tigtou ~,,_ lat. Teanll, spa, LINGOREALESTATE Harbor View area.
== ~Ui 't!r LAllPOIBT Alli carry al 10% for four s:n.m OWDft" will help NEW : br. frplc, p.t _ ··-
nnanclDI available: JU1l ll1ted 3 lloblle ~~000 down. Full finance or ncbaoae. fenc~d yd. 1ara1e, e.-tt 3248
--Homes. w/all UPUadea .,, F\J.11 pnoe IZ'lS.000. Call dshwtlr Nr bus USO ·--···•-•••--· to preeli&ioua So.-Orange It UMrrs B-3MI>.. MMSt9
loc. Details 972·8421 Eacell«it Npt Bcb &oca· .SELECT -------TortdaellobUeffoma tkl:J.. 2 bib from Hoa1 38r. 2Ba, c:uJ-de-uc. or pool and clubboUle Only ('714>48'7..mt Owner. M14Zl0
1 biltto bead). .;;~;;;;;;;;;;.;;,1~~~~~~~~~1 don osen
CALL Mt-ml
/Jn Nl[i[L
lil\ll.f y &
l\55UCll\l ES
Poal-Soatflce!
500 Varda to ocean, ··Model Perfect". 2800
sq. ft. 3or4 bdr .• w /pool,
}-.c. Patrick631·l2168.
REALTORS
SIAsnAY
Beautilul Jbr, 2ba, Con-
do. W /MC 1ate, pool,
spe. tennia 6 volleyball
crts. Short walk to tbe
beach. Part Plaee Inc. 14.2-1461
<M Town. 3 br, l ba. 1108
Pine. $107,000. Call days
91D-X35; ev• • wltnds
r•·.l l t '" ... -HospUJ All well maln PROPERTIES Mela Verde Goll Coune. 1--------•1 ta1Ded. Pnce reduced to llliOmo. ~t ,_...;;__ ____ _
HIWHOMIPOI EXCITING flH.900 Owner will ----llACH PIOPLI 4111... 731-3111 e e carry at le>o/e lntere.t. Space Avail for am lrtr, &Side. 3Br. f&m rm. fplc.
Just Reduced Sr. Cilium Only , no lllDYe 6 fri&, Anil DOW =8T~ :r=.~ea Loc~~~rrs ·A PR~g~€l ~~1.Tradew 1 ods ==~.NNcrpt
Ideally located, •tep& water. IUD deck. 226 Country Club Park. A ~ ~ ~ t•Dtwrt. "~In •out. ~
from the ocun. A.skin& ProspectSt. beautitut 24•14 Viklng lteliort 2400 At) 141.tJ:IMor~an.
-$259,500 Bwlders uy. UNITEDBROKERS Home. w/everylhing ln 8333W c.oaatHwy NB Call~ aubmlt your otfera. Call c. Haul 646-472115 eluded. Ocean view, 64M646 ' ·-••••-••••••••••• ~.ZBr.2Ba
·~ 1 S.O.l.151 far apeclal ct.. -------above FAtrella Golf " Seuna.m:smo. & tails. TAILORED Country Club, Sao OCEAN VIEW FORUASI (213 >8Sl.az:20 Oemeote. CUltom Ln .... _ 351.9 New 2 bedroom z balb Sl'lCIAL fUl_ . ..._... aq home. lllaslon Lakes l Br. poof. bcDa rm. nur PAYMENT PLAN &auutul :Md2 Keywest ~.~yn~0i.:;:'12 Country Club. Golf · -~·9112.zm ·, ,.~ HERITAGE
• . REALTORS
autiful home ia ea1 clllla,. Victoria buds,
air a.. tam rm. ldecb. w1-.rt> wb&t.e water
view. Stepa to bcb.
moo.Mo.~
w lse 4 br. J be. moo mo Avail. now
497. 2042. 497 ·3212.
OMLYIM P1aible OWIM1' flnanc· 09'72 > llob&.le Home ln bdrms. one 3 bdrm. temis poo&. BeauUruUy
LAGUMAIEACH in&. Sprawling Westclllf Lacuna Hllla, nlcal S $237.500 10'1. Jatereal laodacaped. no main· a...• pr Nt~ yard No aik to beach; 2 bdnna..,,
Only 1 Bedroom, onlY 11--------•I execullve4 bedrm home. Star Park. 7xlS encl w1tb S71:500 down lft>ai:;;'tj~ Rd. Pets No cblJdren_ llar 1..., balhs~1e. feocetl ~~g':, C::i;' ;ie:ii~~ UHDAISU Formal entry. ramlly ~~~ doo~ <714)491·5275. 105 Del o.ertHotSpnnp nedcoupAeoaly D>Ollo )'m'd.mo
from the beach but ll 2 Be&uWw Well APPC>iat· room. dlninl room " 2 Toa ail' cxmd..t; .~~ Reposa. Sao Clememe. 213-371-2572 5e-OeOl !menJd Bay; 3 bdrma.,
may be the on1Y alCorda e d 0 n lb e Wat er ;:z, ~P=•·to ~~ Br'• wtth ba +dresaln1 By OWDef' lBr dup&ea Adult.a, DO ~~ieat oc:un ~~
bMI bouae ln LaaUDa for Properties. $11995,000 • ._,.._1 ........... *'"c: 000 ,.... walk ID ck»d.a All irm • -_...a. ..,.I pets, ult I. pd. nee pl ..... VteWS
anlytll8.500 12.lmi.Woo. ~appt. m..;m--_.... . ro7 o nly SU. soo . CHOtel'4UMils SldlnP..... dec. IZ70/mo + $150 ~. SI>ecreeoceaa riew!,
Cote Realty _.-......IY21 aru.t638). Time -1bare coa dep 14$.1253. IU-3371 -.. 1~ .. _.L-_,. .........." ta 1111 .. to beacb. dom1nluma ID Utah's Lamb . lllUIW.., ~ ._._.. -VICTOl.IA & Investment W tclff Realty CLAS5'C Ownea '• homelike 3 ftaestlki reort.. Park c1 Art · llo. •
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-3 Bedroom, rus tic ~~~~~~~~I $C1(,.()()WN ~ ·-\'ouu• ..._ · aldaeuonltartatSS500. -y ..... bt • ut _. -· MICl&MIAT craftlmaDlblpwWunU· Oao:f,,.__, PLUS PREPAID 27U8Hartxlr,fb20S-A ~ .. ouu'5b~ In feeai.mple ownenb.lp. Z mo 2011 Wallau .ZBll.dea.frpl,decb
S36-3m.
3br, l~ba. near abls, que bnck, wood and cop. -r ·-INTEREST ...SfJ7 .. v-... area. · 6 3 bdrm uzua.a. 2 bet.bl. ~ Arch Beac:b 8el1bt1
• llhopplns • fwy acceaa. per kltcbeo, skyhgbls Z Bd , telcurlty bids Newport Beacb, only W9M M. T.,... Co. <801 )314·2000, ask for QIAR.llING 28 2t,.;Ba •llU. 1 PriciedatoalJ'815,500. andeuycarelandscap· w/boat 1Up. Only -...tol.beoc:ean.Jlalt REALTbRS M4-4110 lllb,mlill5orl>aout r. -•
••Pmt-•Placs-•,loe-·.142--7•48•1-t tng.$112.000. ~~~ htric:kTmon =.a::bft.~:9,,,,'i:.: C*Pe )::;' l600 'IOTAXSHaTEI ... ··...... • E_i.o~itr!~'J;~: ~~ .... ~?!· IBl"S 1undeck, patio, open _ ..... _._ ........ II l1Dlia, 2 1e&n new, lllr, 2 ba. Lee ptt ~
DICOIATOIS beamed celliDS, dbl 1ar, be9t loeaUoa la Coeta Wmll4 2900 .-A Y9DI "71 tael 1ardener • DmJ81rr YOUICHAMCI tk. Owner wtU carry ftOOSO.FT. .....__.,.dowllcmc:m----................ --. ram -•-rdiaw .-.m41DO.nara&all Spawti:q21t«J, Hda1 TolDOftlatotbenryn· REALTORS C0111raet • wtll acc:ept Of lad. JlalLIJ.n& 1250 trad. 0aee Wen Dec:. WANTED .._, ·-----a..1l7 m.s bdrma. eartbtoDe elusive commU.Dlty or --------pre.paid lnt. for tboee eq.f\. Strwed for 2nd 311&. it. m"500. lbne 6 lllcome Proper-mt. P'IP.15'75. m tNI :1
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....................... '-•lf.....UC CASA•090 AduJ&a, I . · u OEAtrnruLO~IU1 ptnccntr lr but 182-7~ bay vlew. Sll GI ••· ..... _,,-P .. "" paid...... pool,X·lrllBr.-,lDc. aftQ>llorwknda ..._ ~ •?IJI ,_ v• .-...... "'"' '""'' 8 .,...., Co. AJrpott Compare tt.fol'• 10.u MISA ...S IKU· r l r • <Mn, no .... ........ New 5, IQ ft ladl --------•I r .. t. Cut dHI(• .._. Vwde t:ut. C!-c -. me. utll. 1ar. avail. l ~•-to""" $39S Lncl Room for nat, reliable bid&. wta 1q. fl olf1tt u-.-.rpoolaad futana: Pool, BBQ, BachelOf', lU br T~ UH Canyon. C.111 . ul&.lexcppa. =::.~ea: mo ~on alnt ltreet Of
....,,...._.8100/IOO. cov 'rd ••r•1•. n•w from sa.. Pool. ,_clWJ, ....,. 1 Room wilb belb. uUI ftctcanbeespaD(kd :ma. J ba, ap1111 ~ f\m:U.lltre, 1w-rouded pvt patlo1. Oaras•• Debl!ltful. our ever pd.oo cookmiSl.50. Walk Rm w /pra ba. DOD· W-*YM. T.,torC.. ~·lfP•....,..· ~ .. lllmb landlcaf!:: avail. Muha, no pet.a :Ythlnl,clauyefl\~y. to bch.~m.3800.ev 1moller, like doc•. ReaJ&ara 6"-GO
-50/mo. r;-Uvtq ., u. lllSOHarta Ave • .-..aur. lteady l mmed . N H . 48'1·U811 SZSO/~~pl. man pre 1 un FREE RENT
W*"rcdeami._IDo. -..., .. _,_........_. .... 1 •1082 rernd.rus.MZ-l.181 W1U LEASING: "-~t 1 .. -1Ddrm -SID. New z ... 2~ h duple•. Walk 2 blU t.o bcb, tra DEC.sums
&42-5171
-• .,._ 2 Bdrmfuro.labed"50 lSllO 11q. tl. flalti• yard, 2 bu&• t.-Ln auper loca-stuitioapt.$300.AllolBr a&per I& beaut.lluJ decor. ~·s:n!'t;_::·
•W. Wilaon.IU-lt'fl dbl prqe, frplc, bltna. tioo, IJ'OUDd Oooc, built· SJl5 av.U now. Martha pvt cm. rural cbarm S.W :::iw'°rf C8fTH «m 1q ft• ID> 11q ft _
BJeb Condo 1uarded 1 Br' mobile home Stai '515.mpaeor6'2-98M_ Jo kftc hen. S325Mo . all-1111;.-....n wk.tM-8575 ~:C~~: takelorbotb ~NNNtr Lolt&"-d 5300
jl&e, pool/apa, cl\lb bile, lbWr'e lldulta only. N~ Newtydecorated3Br2Ba ~· ~=·AinquJ~ Lagme.._ 3150 V...._._.. 4250 (710144-7189 ~ &J'ON. Judy J ones ..... ••••••••••••••••••• pr."5011o.~ peta. Quiet. leC\U'e. 1991 townhouse. Spacloua ~ pt. · •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• AtJ.
111 .. ~or ~Br-Nwpt Blvd. 646-8373 fl.n!l>lace & pool. Quiet TAHITI Ofrlce ap.ce an Newport 661 ·I7 I 4 -. Ad l or ec.t.a Mesa ---. 2\Slta. cClaiD Twnbm. tW"9•leodl 3740 area. u ta, DO peta. Z Br. crpu. drpe, bltna, 2br, 2ba, Condo. View, Modem 1or2 br cottage 64S 2111 ...,.. W..t.d 4600 FOUND ADS
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aia. No peta. AvaU oow. H.l'aFIHIST GRANO OPENING mo.S48-4089 497..3973,494-lf96 car. row boal, wuh ~~·Call Mr. SparuahElltaleLlving! t..ree3br 2ba carport machine, complete
...-...-.. ya8am·5pm Beautlful park·bk.e sur· FAJ4LYSICT10M pjltio.Nr 'occ'Nopeu'. Mlw-rtleoch 3869 ldt.cheo. etc For more ....,_. ·-•·1crll:l"TlloM ...,.,.. '"'1--. r--~~~979-89 eves &
Npt. Shores Sparkllnc
2br, den, 2 ba. new plllllt,
crpt, drps, & lndscp.
XlnL loc. Nr pool & club
hse. Wlk t.o bch. S62S mo.
MUG&. 631·2992 ql.
38drm 2.,..ba, clean, bike
to bcb. jacuzzi. sauna,
pool, BBQ, paUo. gar.
carprt. D/W, matr Br
w/opeo beam clga, mir-
ror cloaet. am pet.a OK.
642-3116. leave measge
round1n11s Terraced --~·• __, '" ...,..., ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~
pool. Sunken aaa bbq, ••1 ft._... 8 BAYFRONT 1Br. with spar kling fountalna. riCDl -=-:i $360 2 r, p1tlio. CID, view porch, S47S m o
S,,a c 1 ou a r oom 9 . 2Br.1'4ba fromS420 relrig, adlts/Do pets ~
Separate dining area. 2 Br. 2 ba from S4SO 1lM A Jamea 673-7787 _ ---------
wallHn closet.a. home-38r,2ba fromss.25 Le2Brw/paUo,$360mo 'AJU<NEWPOIT
Wte kltcbeo & cabmets. Beautiful,brandnew. 717 Jamea St. Apt B. Bachelors, 1 or 2
Walk to Hu D t 1 o gt on Excellent location next 640-4979 Bedrooms & Townbouaes
Center toshopplDg & park ------From $390.00
2 Bedroom furn $465. Children welcome in l br & ba. Sl85 Spectacular spa. total
Townbou5e furn.~ family sect.loo. Rochester, CM. recreation proara m .
Adult.a. oo peb. Separate, pn vate adult :>48·5W SOCJal program 7 pools. 8
UUlJUes Free! secti<Jo with spa. temUs courts At Faah1on Nopeta f ... "9•1todt 3140 bland. Jamboree & Sao
1.A QUINTAHERMOSA Opendaily l0-5:30 ••••••••••••••••••••••• JoaqU1nHillsRoad
Ul211 Parkside Ln. l blk 3l8 West Wil!IOO, Costa '714 t 644-1900
Large Big Bear cabin.
pWl~. cok>rTV. 2 frplc.
aJetps 14 ~16
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llovin&" Avoid ciepos1U • cut f1v1ne expeo1e1 1
Prore111onally 11nc~ um. HOUSIMATIS
832-4134
Female wanted to abr
oceanf root apt SZOO. POO W. of Beach, 3 blks S. of Mesa (behind Harbor
Edinier. Shopping Center>. •DRUXE•
GARDEN APT.
'·" Block to beach_ 3 br. 2 548-1353
847·5441 631·5583/5'48-2408
Logllna leach 3748 East.side 2br, Iba, yard,
ba, downstairs, bllns.
frplc. patio, garage. S600
IZ7 44th St 64().6140
·-••••••••••••. ••• •••. gar Very Clean Adults HARBOR VIEW HlLLS; .,. No Pets $365M 646 0505 2 Ir Adillth -a..
Fem nnm~ oded to ahr CdM ti,,e For 10fo Ca II
Karen. 546·8801 Ext 16
Moo-Fri 8 to 5
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642-5671
HOME-APT Kave ~ood lben: is ,. d11feten~· refs . am quiet a nd
Large 1wlea <260 a I J employed P'r~fer reat
prov1d1ng b1ghly pro under l200. needed by fe1110Dal 1ecr~tar1al DK 1 H B. CM , F v ._ _______ _
service Wltb a manage•· area
b6e number ol WllU 2082 954-SMJ Aft.er 5pm Michelson. Suite 212 •
lnuwCaJJ752-0234 UCLA pre law •
--,-~-------.. -.. --acholarab1p atudeal _,, ~ • ~ lhlet.e ks t l or at a pet? Call a ~ q we c:.-c1al Pa'· Holl1ne. ti you llCJl a 1 year lM ID room • balb. Servant .,,,.. .. November Next to O C quanr.ra pref Newport 11'/i72 1235, 213/258-7398
Airport ZZSupto 1280M1 area. Dl.>OY9 eldttly ~ Found Fem German
rt Phooe~7·7010 ~. Former Newport ~. apx 24 ·hi. bl.k
Harbor 1rad · CI' he~ Westm1n11t.-r me. sums ctramp $125 $1501mo 8(7~
Pn me Newport Bea ch XJJJt ba.odymao 642 &H8
loc Near 0 C. altpOrt ~. Noatdnnlc smoke Leather eov bn('(
Rent IDcl11 reception. r ase fa~h1on Island
cooference rm, jarulor Grmdmolhe1' want.s fully ana 11120 $100 reward
11erv . ullls. 100 free furn houst/1pl for 159-0144 cop 1 ea & more Jatllfeb979 1441.1
Just Wte a model bomc. ~udlo, prof decorated, ___ . _ ~ 3 pools • _...,
11u'ee bedroom " family unmac. Free maad serv. 2Br, all UUI pd, no prts, O:>verf'd car port
room home. Pool mam & UU1 Color TV. SSS wk smcbild OK, refnJ:, dtw. pauoapts. BBQ"s
Onve by $425. avail. now,
2 Ur l Ba. C"arp<>rt 1234
W Balboa Bl. Call for
appt Jim or Ca rolyn,
T.l).1222 ll !(\
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Lu or Doug 8S 1 1M 11
F rmmte 25 35 for -----=--
$275 mo 2llr I Ba . CdM DELUXEOFnCE
REWARD rt'turo s et
ft.alls Hoye!.' hub ca~
Taken No.,. 25th. Ea!St
Bhif 213.a.8021
teDaDc:eaodgardenerUl orbymo.~222'7 _ _ JUIT , 1960 WallaN.', Mgr closetofwys&bchs NanC'Y 760 1113, or lax> sq ft . all or part
M.l-9367 D Sq rt No le.li!M' rt"Q
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eluded. $1500 monthly. LAGUNA BEACH MTR 11 548-9560 walk to shopplnlt
COt..EOfMIWPORT INN. Maid serv .. color Sharp clean 2Br-lBa 17 I 11 ~-~•• 2 Br. 2 Ba. new plush Rep fem !30'11t.o11hart! llALTOIS 1V, heated pool. Ut1l ~~ 2 yr ~Id 4plx w atWantet" caJl>eWlg. pool. Jacuizi, bou.se wtsame E side
'71-1111 ~~294. 98S No. side. kida o.k. no pets 947 L064 ~a~d ~~r~~~o &:,~ C M $210 + i., u ll I ---------•~ ..... ,.. $375. 6 4 S ·7 f7 9 -V ~Jdaya a~,._~ It Ip, 2 t~aporf leCldt 376' ews/Wbda. lluli1:4011 G...... ~~:~· MALE cleall qwet nc>a· poolr'°M25/m::y~:: ·-••••••••••••••••••• ---;EA~ST~S;;IO;;l~-,.~~~~~~~~~ ·--------amkrshr w1same FURN
6G-8115Q. Pe&&Y Broma New & completely re· , beach t , 2 & 3 NEU HOAG 2br hlle nr bch Pool, 11p1
Rltr.MS-Wl. THE furbasbed. 2&3 bdrm cot· BR. frplc. dshwsr. ~ar & $ZlllS ~2094 tages, some with encl _P8ll08 Nopets 960-_ 2358 Highly upgraded. pro· fess1onally decorated 1 Fem . quick, S475 move llGCAHYOM
6tt.FAIRWAY
Spctculrty decorated, J
br . 2 'h b a, De an e
Mooacoenlf unit. Formal
dr. Owners/ RE ugts 6
mae. $1800/mo. 644· 7767
"GOOD gar 8 g es Yard~· Lovely all adult, no peL'i. HR Hach 10 Versaillt>S in. $200mo 2Br Condo washer1dryer hook up., 1.2&3 Ur apt.s 6200 t:d Condo overlooluni: foun S Coa'>l P laza area
LI FE9f No pets From SOS 261 t 111ger HB 846.-0619 la 1 n & park I 1 k e 957 8458
VEAR·ROUNO FUN·
Social Act1v1t1es 01
rector• Free Sunday
Brunc h • BBQ s •Par
11os •Plus much more
EI de o A' c D a Y ~ ' courtyard FUii secunl) 64&4262. evl's &t$-~3 ~ I BR, nu patnl. hld Wd.I( ~mo Call Rm rn lnme JBr housl'
pool. JI' m1 10 bch. no caa 64._7211 Ft.'fflpref,SlSO~utl •2Br 1..-ondo, nr So Csl
Plaza S425 Pool, 'PU pet.s.Sl35'mo 9606212 ASKF'ORNIGEL.Aict SSl6732
759-0217or833-8974 2 Bdrm townhouse. new.
-----.. -securaty. tennis. spa . E-s1de 149 E. Bay Zbr, near beach 2202 Hess
M F to shr cuw Z Br houu
in ruce ~1ghborhood. So
Sanlll Ana. near bus hnt.-s
8J3.J2239To l2A M
Prut1g1ous Newport
Center office apace.
avail. mast J aQ»au.
Spic1oua cround noor
suite lncludea r«ep·
taomat. secretary space.
conference room .
bbrary. lt1lche'n. rop1er.
SOOS wire lorm .. d J1rplane
Cd'! or S J nt a Ana
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uc d for 4-4 children
Pbll mce 3bdrm bocnf
Cao be purcbaaed 01
x1d.. CQD\raC1 ll l()'"" lll·
terest Part P1a ce. I oc 8'2 7 461
storaae Call Debbie. ~ for )OUr:>elf lonl
'lS&.9199 Am .. ay dlstnbu~r.. a.re
t'-md CWm IX. .A.dolll-&L
lrv1oe Animal Care
Center HJave a heart•
Adopt a pet for
Chn•tmas, w~ hllVt!
(~t" llw St ~rn .. nt
.\1..-.o Goldt>n Ht:tn••\ .. r .
~uur mu., Hlontll-
ll.'rn t' r Ba,1•nJ1 . Tt·r
ner Lab mix Husk)'.
ru.tnltan ~phenl .tnd •
man> T aJw you t:hol«.1.'
etlJ(>\'Ul i;: e' t n tn ro rTW
'llrt-i-how ,.OU how Phot1<•
for appt 6J1 162:8 Btwm
7&9PM a n d h a \ 1· h .. p p y
holJda"' j"" 37 J.i Balboa Island Girt Shop
Xlnt lo«lll . 1.-.ki n 11
$10.000+ lnvl'nl Dll)~ Found Miniature t:old1•n
~ Retriever. male 1-'oun
t.alll Valley 963-3916 5025
WESl'CLIFF-Newly de·
corated 3Br. 2Ba, fem
rm. 1825 mo. grdnr ID·
d'd.848·2320
3280
GREAT RECREATIOH:
'Tennis• Free Lessons
(pro & pro shop I• '2
Health Clubs • Sauna•
Hydfomassage•Swim·
ming •Golf Driving
Range
lba, pool Adults No a r.96().5771or 1Sl 2060
Pets S3.50Mo ~·3721 New 3br , Zba. frplc, dbl
l Br Versailles $650 & ~erv1ces Completely udo2Br +den $850 furn except for your .. ••••••••••••••••••••• FO\JND m Nwprt, gray &
2Slry2Br+den$900 room Out.door pet OK m 1---------1 whl i.chnouier poodlti ....................... Maple St Apts now rent attch aar, ~Mo Lg
mg. 1 Bdrm apts, SZ35 & lbr. lba. S28S incl ull
up F\im or un/um. 19li Rosemary 848 ·2262
2 Br Townhouse 5700 lrg fenced yrd. $200 mo C:Wc space for rent Lag SWIHG LOAMS pup. fem 644 3656
2Br den LI S JOO + ~, util, lsl " last req Sch. SOO IQ ft Sl 2S per sq and P -~---5-350 + ·9 p. 1 Move ltl 1mmed Ask for ll.49'7-41.Sl 2DdTtustDeoedLoansoo 4rilOl-ScMb Coast Plaza. Airy 2Br, 2Ba Condo, luah sur·
mmdtDp, 2 patioa, A/C,
submit on childr en.
S&fmo. 21J/773-7S84 &
All. 6, "714/751·7850. Ask
fer Dan.
BEAUTIFUL APART·
MENTS: Singles 1 &
2 Bed1oom s • Fv1
n1shed & Unlurn•shed
Maple St 631-3874 963-8710, 673-5048 ' 2 Br. view. pool $950 Ed .. _ .. _ ··-•••••••••••••••••••.
Wattrl10ftt Hot.s ,eves/w........, 751·2469 Deluxe Exec Office-s oo nsdeo~rty ANTED Female to
SpaclOOS Z br apls Fam1-ter. lBa. crpls, ctrpe, dis·
ly umt Pool & Play. ltwuher, encloeed gar
ground. Sundance West Beach Blvd &i 5 Pu
Apta 1996 Maple aru 8'2·8032
63 l· t 400 l'\im or unfum rm for F9unaula w Bay view. CUstorru '° mttt ~expenses of2 week ~~~~~~~~~I rent 48r houu, frpl, SU001mo Ph673-~ r-£~' atay t0 TahJU. Dec 22 lO
• Aelull ltv1ng •No Pels
• Model~ Open daily
9 (O 6 646-1486 or 642-1951
Jf..oJ Blk.s t.o beach 3 BR, 2 ~~· last+dep Medical Bld&Costa Mesa. SAMTIAGO IAHll ~lO~~h. Call Barry
ba New pai.nt & rpts _ _;__ _______ 1 l.500 sq rt Very reuoo.• 1J41132·s.200 -------Cwti j I Ill
~ 3400 Oakwood
Garden Apartments
,..wport Be.ch/So.
1700 16th St
2br. lba, Euts1de
Adult apt No Pela
S36SMo 543-5418
-IEACHWOOD APTS
2 Br, 2 ba s:llO. Lge l br
S3U WALK to shopping.
S100 mo yrly 968-3422 ~needed Mt f' Lg ble T?nt Suitable for ~~~~~~~~~ AFrencbDellght dn. 2 bdrm tiu. 2 bib weight control doctor ~DE LARUE .......................
Ji«' rent or aale 2 br, 2
ba, newly decor .. rec
Cadlltia, C M 982·7521 Z Br, 2 ba, encl gar, pal10,
oo pet.a. $395. Nr So Cat
P1aza. 644-1103
Pool. jacuzzi. bllos
AdWts .• no pets 962 1800
OCEANF'RONT·2Br. lBa. from water. HB non ~2Ul3 .(NEED HOU.DAY SPECIAL frplc. S62S mo yrly, $500 amo«r pref S2l81mo F'OR L""'"" .,,... Qlacall OnJv•24hrs mo wmter675-6670 &B>l Bob ic.n.;JE"1U Lacuna. 953 a z.o..560 sq ft ----
C•• J h•• \Mfwwhtad 3425
1Dovp1 a l lblhl
'7141 642 81 70
Newport Beach/No.
880 Irvine New Condo nr So. Cat
P1aza. 2br. 2ba. Sec All
Amemtles. Patio or bale.
Adlta. 644-4976, 644-6535
MAIUHH"S W AUC
Larie 3 br. 2~ ba apts
Ftplc, wet bar. pvt yard,
encl. aaraae $510
Children ok. 16662 Jib
Orcle.~
New luxury lownhomes, NeedtdF/Mt.oaha~2br -...1cw496-XllJ .(MONEY 2&3 br. !pries. bay view apt tnbse, CM, 1185 mo Yearly 67$-4912 Bkr Sleve64.2·S480 J.:!01 Watcllff Dr approx 700 9Q ft. will bwld to .......................
lill 11)11'1) m•> 645-0550
2Br, 281, wuber. dryer,
' disbwaaber, compactor,
P\. Nlc uel area. $475.
4llM700,a.2796 2BR. 2BA, upstJllni, gar
Adllll. no pets S37S. 752 1:Br1.:.U:C:.~1:U:a: 1•2•Br•.•WlD•.•te-r•~----W . 18th. 6 7 3 · 115 5 ,
fplc, S775. San dy: Wa terfr ont 2 Bdrm _548-_268'7 ____ _ m.s788. Evea'131·2835 w/anlique11 & view . EASTSIOI
ss:iOO/mo. Short term ,,.__._. Woodl PWfed for roommates-2 Br & den. VIEW _,,, --2 m 1tr bdrma 2 Bd. de" splil·level, ........ ' $1500/mo. lo Promon· ... ~ vtew. Pool. jac. P frplc, sky·Ughl, decll::. No
tenni1. No Childr e n . tory eothouse children or peb. $465. 180 ~ Colt.a M.a Call Waht f1 owt HcMma E. Zlal St. Daya &4M2182;
mW1 63I·1400 eves 669543.
1.-auna Hllls. aBr 2ba. dbl E'lide 1 BR, down.11.aln.
• 1 a 2 BR PatlO Apts
•D1ahwaehera & BBO't
•Pool a Rec. Room
•Lush Landlcaplng . . . ..
'>~A
H~VIRONMENT
'It, I J lio..,,11.,,, H II
l'Jb ~.4500 pr,fple,$525. Yard. focd. $325/mo. Pb
551·9551. 'BR. 2 ba., unturn. _6CU:M8 ________ ---'-----__;
AJM for rent 2 blk3 from Roomma~ t.o abare •Br Hoag Hasp 2 Br. 2 ba, ()pix w/2 others. clae to
rngrs of c 4 lSO /\ bdlD>Omo.~7587
Patnce, Npt Bch -Prof woman aeeka same
:llr. 2ba, ocean view new. to ahatt 3Br home, CM
ly rederora~ Pmfer over 35 64S 23~7
968-2238 .... .._ .... 2Br1 Ba , partly furn. up-TUr._. 4350
stairs, yrly $4:!0. Avail •••••••••••••••••••••••
lmmed. Alt. 673-3355 __ l!'ncl double aarage g bllus
Brand new zer, steps lO from beach. HB. f70
ocean. $550 811).521M) ~or631-3193 •---------
WESTCLIFF. Ne w ID·
teriora, 2br. lba M85
2br. 2ba $635. Adlls. DO pm 87J.tlMO. 642-8583
l8r ... •aah. dry, rn 1• Yearly · .......... : rroo 2 Br, 1"'9 ba t.ownhouae, 2 Br. 2 be, paUo, encl car.
.. u -fpl n .. 3BR. 2ba, bay view cemer of town, ouaoe, no-·. S375/mo. -.eeoe WESTCL1FF 2 br. 1"41 ba .,._. c, r au.ope, furn, winter .....• Sl,000 fenced patjo . .m. p~ er~ iawnboule. Adults only, ~~~~~t 2 BR.2ba.,f\ll"ll. lnf.autok.~. --------no peta. $m 1721 Bed-
4400
or..i.mfatu. · Year\>' ............ SD> 2Br. W O mo .. 1 car rordLA.~'003.
---------l Br, 1to ve, r efrlc, 1ara1e. no ~ta. 2402 Z8dnD lbe tf,50, JBdrm pnfe. Adulta, DO pd.I. F1orida St. 960-3795
..... S. Cout Plaaa, $300. Mf.29)1. QUIET ADULT 2br, 1 ~ba
Rec,.._ DOOi. MC ~.
.......................
NO RENT
llTIL 1980
J17'
new c:rpta·dt.PI, k'c\' 2Br. lba bouM type, eac:I. pvt &M1Uo, 1ar. l mt to bcb OJtS(!ot.tm, SlZM. p.r. 1 cbUd ot, oo SIN. $3C/mo. l80-12'79 U55 + de901lt1 . -S.Q••• Lmw"JOfnce swi. NIWJjart1'tt.reatal: If•. Qeemftootl>bl28r. 2Ba, eoo:ISD.3>&2CMeyerPl. 2 Br, I b9, 1 yr ne:; pvt _.................. oa~Bar. SBB.lk-.~ .• t?Dd. ••lllOOmo.wtmer, ~pr,~k:t ot. SMS·P'JS. LoHIJ lr1 Ollar~ quiet ad\dt li&d1. mt>11Mt11.CTl.-i .. __ mo_. _____ ....._as l Bt. uw. UDOM.AmMA =~pool. Nq ~· V...W. StuidJo Put. ~~y• l'u;ttl-• ~!~beacll. YU.A ..
_. I t I ...___..,-.., ,..,. Jlm ~,. ttw•u« 1142 Jll9'rf0h yr, reo .: _ __.,.... . •ENClldot ....................... -rar •• .,... wUq• Ctlllillllw ~ f,oc., Vert~ _.., 152-mD ~prw/= BR, I Wt ~ &OwnhOuM. · SpaWl 1t7le lbr apt. 1.aa, ale•ator, ~oo • ...._. amo1 2Br 28a -0.blllt. Pl • 11'0tqft.lea.rP.f,near OCEA.lht.w.1DZIDdno1---•-7_W_"2 __ _ ~•-'' t 'I · r · N"'1i 111 .00 8'15.mr' ,..tdwateraU,..... ~ •tmo. Call all Lo.S.llqr . .\ptC O.C.Am'Olf .... ~/alM>Pl/bo6pl· 87Mll1Toni . • •AdulUoob'.~,!NLb. lpm. TlAIW7-MIO It-a..·--..... 0 d ---Mon&.bto..... --_ lit baUcUa1 btlla\a
... Jo&Clu.la C.Oo.atQ oe.antront 2 br, •xlnt I Bdrm= .,..... 3144 .............. ••••••••• <klU..r'•· ~· uw e11111.-. ~ :::,: eiolld. AduJu. ao Peta. aBdrm ........................ -. 1 ar, •~ _,., pooa, .-.:uu .. •t. Wllll au ... ,~..-1 lak a~ Oar. Wah'. U ·n . zm!CldeeAve,C,M. lAririoUI Wattrfroa\, ~-·aljy~tmro.ac. =:-:, ~ ~· =. ...:. ...... ; cm,.... Manepr1JldlAodnloil ~11r~tr'Dl;A/C, f .b.
• ~ -.No ..... Oci.-rl"Cli& Wtll&er rtDtal. '8-?IOIJ ~ Jacaal: .... -~-~-~ a•, 1 • • • • • • o o . 1 aa dllatAm. r.trtc.au Orus•uw co• IAY U&ACll A • • r • n o • 1 • d ,.ad. -Ho pl&a \•~..-0. WI.TY ,.., n.t•4Wl.N/llZT·lill D'f411.. _..,
f I •
1u1l, ample parlune.
John F\aher 642·Sll l
COSTAMISA • CtllDIT"40
NO&EM
M•lrdTDloms
'7M5JI
Arrallied by CCMSt.-.a.o-
Pro(_ ollice spa~ avail
ln California lSt Bank
Bid&. 750 sq ft. Low
pnce Incl Janitorial.
secunly aerv1cet, con fermce rm & uW. Abun·
dant parkina avail Coav. k>c:aUon. Cloee to
airport. travel agent lot
bank. 230 E. 17th St. Colt.a ...... 642-8580.
z.dTDLOAHS
Set\u'ed by eqwty l.o real
ellate · paid for or not
-Courteoua. conrldeotlal
BALBOA ISLAND
Store orottlce. S400 Mo
Aceotl'7U170
SUO-IDcl uti1 A dunin1.
Phon e a n swerl o c •
Men!tanaJ, xerox copy.
I.Qi aervices •tum av all.
1U W. 17tb St. Ste A-9,
CllGl~
aer'Vlc:e
Comrouzuty Home Lou
Inc
11156-281121.lc'd Broker
•
PREGNANT" Cartn!l.
C'.ODftdeuU•I COWlllellng &
referral. Abortion. adop-
taan & 1c.eeptoa
APCARE
•LORI'S*
lfoldlly S,.Ciat!
:Mbrs •Outcall Only
953-!IDI -------
COVER GIRL
• 95).0771.
2' Hr Outcalt Service
PIE LAW llwlent needa e .ooo. wm do anythlng
Leaal. Confidential
DVM. P 0 . Boa 3242,
K 8.Dl83.
•FOXY LADY•
OUl'CALL ONl. Y
•972-1131•
TOMMY'S
OFMEWPORT
ESCORTS eoa.sn A1IO Hlrln1
._.c11 .. ..,
ESCOITS
J&Bn. M1-4UIO
MC/VISA
,.
•
I' •I
••••••••••••••••••••••• (HCIU4!ele&nlof. Pe11Y
l..lt• llaulln1-movio1. ~OH.de=~ Garac• Yant eJeanioa. _,. ~rm...~ ---------
HAULINGACLEANiNo Meredith Cleaoln1
Rskl/Q>rnm1. PYoee eat. Ser v Ice Re al d I· eau 1112.1.cz janitorial. Exl>crt noor --· -care & carpet cleao.lng.
HauUn1 Truh. Tnm & ~ M.i8c $25 per dumpt.nack •---------kied. Reti.ble. 541--1.s1 can Soow-11ousee1eao1n1. -------For a home that 1partllee
Hauling, cleanups. llltesnow m.ooll
driveway removala,
tnmmui&. 551.a?l. Sell kDe i&eml M2·5871
Brickwork. Small Jot..
Newport, o.ta Meu &
lrvme. ~31T5eves.
Brick, ltcme, ~. tile nn. coneret.e patl09,
wlltl, Free est. John
861.511S
Make your abopplo& SELL Mile ~ wtt.b a
waer ~ llliD& the OBlly OaUy Pilot Cla11ifled PUota~Ms. Ad.~ ---------
7100 5350 HlfpWcmhd 7100 HlfltWmhd 7100 W-'-4 7111 Wmhd 7100 W..t.d 7100 ....,W-'td 7100 HefpWmhd 7100 ....................... ......•......••.•.•.... . ........................................................................................................................................ .
PLATO'S IETUAT
fa' free.thin.bna " ••· toging couples, R9lax
w/absolutely No
Pressure, Adult Fun.
16."iOlvar. Hollywood.
ExC1tiDI Phone Calls
We are for rul Try u.'\
flne..A-Fnend: 558-2441
UNTING CLERK-ANS SVC·PBX Pleuant AUTOMOTIVE
A.IP, A/R 6 special pro-olc, Npt Bcb. Exper or SERVICE jeda Cot' a dynamic de· will t.ratn. (J-11 ablfl>, 2
sian firm lo Irv . weebpdvac.8.11·5840. WRITER Relpomlbilltiea include: OldJ.o& of A/P & proceu· Appliance Sales Top pay Is beoelitl.
1111 A/R, including p~-p •RT TIME Pl"ofesaW\111• only need
parallon or aged trial "' • apply. C.OOlact Mr. An· balance It is a growth Due lo at.ore expaosloa In denon,Servlce Mgr. at
onented pe>sitlon which O.C. area we need E.ARU 111ir.
req a willloaoess to several sharp people lO ..., '""
An you a busmess t•ic learn HJJ.3500. work evenangs ~-30 to TOYOTA-VOi.YO
ecullve going on u bus1· - ------lOPM In air treatment 1988HarborBlvd.
ness tnp! Call Traveling ACCOUNTANT /FULL· eqwp dept. Mu.st be 18 or COSTA MESA
Secretaries for Busuwss CH AR G E 0 FF l C E over 646-flOl
Executives (714 )894-9908 MGR· Jo'or pvt country WE OFRR
or 014>894-7563 club, exper thru trial Permanent Employment AUI'OTRANS, R&.R man.
FREE
IS MINUTES
Wltb Purchase
MUST ANG STUDIO
-balance & rrnanc1al Topstartmgpay exper preferred Must
statement. Jo'or 1nt.erv1ew Rapid Advancement bavet.ool'I. S48-2288 pl~phone644-5404 Company Benefits Babysitter, mature
"'CC,.._. 1-.......al.!. c• ta11 Profit Shanng Vi<llDllD lo i.nin ou.r faau·
• """1 ,,.... ~ Factnrv Tratlllll" r-w · 11 t ~J " ly. Care for 1orant, e w 1 r a 1 n . ~-mle.r_c_all : 9'1~:11Wl MacGregor Yachts. 1831 • __ -=c.__ 8.00AM~:OOPM, wkdys,
Rap sessions, come & Placentia, Costa Mesa. Arch1tect.ural job cap· In Nwpt. Bcb. Beg. Jan 2 meet our lovely ladies: ta 1 n s & p r o j e c t _644-05C7 ________ _
pvt rms. 1---------architects with 5 yrs Bllbya needed r
432 BE. 17th. C.M Accounting mm. expenence ror com-...__ itt6 n-1• or.d.2
S48-9182 JR ACCOUNTING m'l/indua./reald. work. ""IT"• 2-4yn, we• 5 req
W-a-nt-ed-, _o_p_e_n_ mrnded ~ERi( Permanent poa1t1on. _U_)_486-8848 ___ • ____ _
abmbitious yowig lady lo The JoUy Roger, lac., Cb al Ieng in g op· BllbY1ltter needed, my
mana&e new personal bas an excellent op· portunlt1es. Top salary & tane from 12·2 lo 1·2.
service business. Good porturuty for a bright, full benel1ls pkg. NB 8pm to Jam. Yoo.,
fmancial rewards. Call amh•tinusperaooaaaJr. locaUon nr maJor 'Ibun., Frl., & Sat. 2
M r . s . , , 9 3 . 24 3 9 AccoWltin& Clerk. 1 Tbe1 J~A71atrport4 ,.,.,1 ·.!!'1 .. boy!;! Yrs. & 1 Omo .
--..... poeltioa ia entry eve m..,-. , ... ._ 11~-~~-----eftll/w.-.. the ..._.. I ------------t with oppoiWDaY 0111--------•I u.a.5~•'-E advaocemeat. Ex· Banken·We'll find tbe
11111A ~""' perteoce i!I helptut, but ASSBtll.85 ngtit )ob for you. Dill· RGURE MODELS not required. work!D1 Entry leveJJlQl.i.ljaD ..l.A OIM!l')'4W7-4078 ~~ _..._.., •-" wirfna fabncalloo. • ~"" 1 "" UJUUtuODS .,. emp1oyee Bllnlrln&
O•-c ... • ,.,. .... LY benefits are escellent. screen priolln& fr as-TB.La u• ,_."" Salary is dependent 00 aembly. Employer will
Days."'"-hr experience level. Apply lraln. HEW ACCOUNTS
611-2140 mperaonorsend resume CAMllO MFG Part time permaaent, GOLDEMGIRL to. 7801ClayAve,HB. typing required. Will n. Joly Rogtr, lac CW /Beach, S/Garf1eld > camider troe. Call lor ADLT X MOVIES 17CM2d'UletteAve E.O E M/F appl. Joan Marselle,
Irvi""', Ca 92714 483-51151 Mutual Savl..nt.I For sale or shown by ..... & Loan 570 Camino De
appt 111 or out of your C714)546-0l31 Elltrella, San Clement.e.
homeot'orfice. Shown b) 1-------•1 ll't'(MBLY Equal()ppor Employer Candy. Jeanie, Melody
1
_________
1
"-H
:..~ren. Call Mr. Duff Acc1~PO~~png DAILY PAY BANKING
C~lllERS
UTDTEM
MARKETS
()pm.mp now available
for lull Ume Aasiatant
Yanagen 00 2Dd • 3rd
shill No ~eoce nee
We train. Start $3.i.> lO S4
per hour. Advancement
opportwuty ror manage
mmt poe.iUoos to ~.so
per hour ll quall.fled. For
more Inf orma Uon " in· t.ervteW. apply lO store
.SO, llBO N. Pacll1c Coast
Hwy, Laguna Beach.
~9233. Will interview
Mon lbru Fri 9am to
3pln.
Equal()ppor Employer
Clerical
PEHSIOH
CASE
PROCESSORS rr..-....
bp1rhaced)
l'eoalon Department
needa 1nd1v1dual• for
anaQY uperta of PeulOO
Admlo1stratlon. Ba11c
math requattd
Good opportunity to
work 1n area of eit
paosMJD aod growth
We offer outatand1ng
wark1ng condluoos and " llberal benefits package.
U you quali!y, pie AM! ap-
piy lD person lo;
CAS .. as PACIFIC
S4.tO.S4.ll/HoW MUTUAL
For day fr •winl &bi.ft at 100 ,.,_...,.rt,.._ t.e Dr Oraoce Coast College ·~ .. ..., .......,n r
Book Store 10 Costa Newport Beach. Ca 926IO
..... Haun lO be .,.. AlJS-... uatn.....-wDt ranaed between lam-""'t ..,,,..... • y
5:;.: fr 2itm·9:JOpm. ~~Em~pk>y~etr~M~/F~~ A to: CoPt Com· j.;
mua ly Colleae. 1370 Clencal
Adami, Costa Men. Ca. G"'""n••oFFICE 92828 (7J4) 556·5947. ""'~ TYPISTS E.O.E.. M/F SECRETARl~
CERAMIC GLAZER -rcr production shop. Ex·
per. desu'able. Good op-
pommity. 97NIJOO
Acero CLERKS
PBX· PULSE
Top Pay No Ftt
PaidWttkly
l\orrell
IRVINE
fX>E
tOmCl:S.& I
75.2~
M/F
CHl.ROPRACTIC ~IST
-Previous back omce
eitpe'I'. reqd. Froot omce
exper . helpful Altrac
t1ve appearance an
absolute reqw remeot
Xlnt. u.J.ary. Npt. Bch. I~~~~~~~~
gJ5..llB1 Clerk 7 11
COOK Brealtraat/luacb,
mmt be e-q>er 'd Apply
to Chef 9·11AM. San
Clemente I no, 125
Eaplandiao. San a-n-«e
COOKS
1(1Nrnom or no nper
needed. Will lra.Ul F\JU 41
part lime. Apply 10
penon
Dick Church's
RESTAURANT
211118 Newport Blvd CM
<XXJNTER HELP · Part· ume. eue Shop, CdM
fl73.7310
COUNTER LADY
Eqienenced to worlt in
HI.mt Bcb dry eiean.t.a&
plad.. Moa-Fn. IU-2m0
OOVPLE to ..mt mer. la
Orao1• Cty-delaae _ ....... + '°"" apt. OdI Sll-llMZ lar appt.
Qd 6 Col~IODI DI·
py~ ............ . me work ta a oationwade .U. ftoa:oce company.
We have several full
tune poajUoal In crecht 6.
collection Pleuant
workiq cond., fr ex.Int
benefits . Call 71+~1681, 8:» SPM,
Moo Fri ror interview
EX>EM/F
CUSTODIANS
Ftrdays ~ ar womf'D
Co1ta Mesa NewPorl
area Must be U .S
atu:en. ea11 m~
Deltvery P!l'lme AM.
L A. Time-a SlOO per
Mell In Laguna Beach. ......
DDIONSTRATORS. Fri
" Slit lOam uall1 6pm. wen near )"OUJ' home.
Food• 6 epphaneea.
--~ arzu.aeo. 7000
DIMTAL
2 expanded runct1on
byg1eD1.1la needed for
penodont.aJ om ce 1 00
Tu~sday ton
Thursday1fr1day. HB
M2-6631
~ UIUt.a.nl Come
Join our team Good 11011an1 coDd. t' IT, Moo..
. Fn 83J.l43>
ODn'AL ASSIST F\JU.
b.ID! No Sala. Espended
dWes l.D plea.urt H B.
omce..111-259
DDn'AL ASSISTANT -f'or 1pedally pr~ in
Npt. Bcb. Xlal. OP·
parUmity. Top PllY. £x.
per. reqc1. ~.......
Dea&a.I Au..cam Grut
oPPOrtulDJlY far recetJt KS. IJ"8d. .. tniDee x.
ray license pref.
S:UO/br. Kl· 7988
LOS AN0£LES
..ALM 8 .. AIH08
WOOOt.AHO H ill'
N E.WPOAl 9E.&C ...
llSPLAY
MANAGER
Southern Callroro1a's
leaduiC f ub1on st.ore 15
currently 1nterv1e•ing
for an expeneottd Das
play Manaiter. Ret11l
~LS 8 mu.\l
We atfer a compellt1ve
SUlltmC salary combmed
wrt.b excdlent employee
t.mflU. P~call
aMllJl-1536
,....s ,._to·
BW.OCKS
tt a ..
Dltds .. ,. .........
Los .&•t••••· Ca 90014
OENTAL.-Ortbo Lab Equa.J()ppstunrty
tra1n1ng. Some w 1 re ~~~&q~~·~l)Jef~~M~/~f'~~ t.Ddlq 6 dmta.I exper r:
he I pf u I · bu t n o l DONUT SHOP /Counter
ntteSHry Will traw. bdp, AM fl py sbd\, ap-
&eGO ply AM. D K. 's Donuts.
DD'lll'AL ASSJT -RDA
Cbain1de. Sl,000 to
Sl.400 4 day week.
~1ve·prevenl1ve,
29ro FIU.rVlew. C M .
REACHING OUT Regmer today lo work Elect~:' ~rm biers OPPORTUNITY
640-2859 760-9430 ::~~18nc~::::: CGl541-5112 •llLLB
2"Hr0utcallOnly -] ments Work close lo ntERJGHTMAN. INC. Related experience re
Oeanmg women wanted
lrvlne area. $5/hr. Mu.st
have car Sun's 968-8846
2 operungs, 11PM-7AM,
Sun lhru 'Ibun .. 5 30 PM
t.o UPM Tues. Wed &
f'r1 675 Paularino,
751-46:52
------------1~eneral practice
Doubleday Book Shop.
fuh100 Island, seeks
qu.a1Jf1ed peraocmel for
asaast. man.ager pos1lloo.
Full-tune Esper onJy
M).5.ll.J Prof. Ma.aaaJ;?e by Steve. your home Acctg clerks. 910W. Sant.a Ana Bl, SA qared.
Llc'd Therapist. N B · bookkeepers. accoun· ~~~~~~~~~1 aurmCAN
CUSTOOIAMS
Perl time positions
av~ at lrvi.oe Com-
pany apartment c-om
plexes , clea ning
clubhouse, laundry room.. or model apart.
menu App4y Jt
4·30.9·30, Appl Only t.antsareneededlhruout ASSEMBLERS NftU\I
548-2817 =~e~~t?:~~ us We will tram. Apply I SAVINGS
Clerical
BREUNERS RENTS
FURNITURE. A So
calil reolal furn. co. bu
an openln1 for a de·
corator coosultant m our
Weslminster showroom.
Compens.atwo dependent
Cl..ERK AtP. 3 to 4 days
per week. exp pref"d. Ap.
ply at 1&60 Placeolla,
Cost.a Mesa
MASSAGEs1mpatico n-"-rtHalf' 7am, MacGregor b ,......., s 3929 s. 9 ... t.ol Your mas seur-Ho ) Yacbls, 1631 Placeoua, ....
James Outcalls 9-11 , CostaMeu CostaYesa 494-Slll ---------• MrHwzenga !J79..9800 THlllYMCO
1011 Camelback
Newport Beacb. ~
F.qual 0ppor Empk>yer --------------1 EOE M/F /H ASSEMl&.ERS on qualifications and WANTED : l2 Fare
Hughes Air West
\.'QUPOOS. CaU 9'19-9621 fort----------
qwck sale and ready
ELECTRONIC BARBER STYLISTS _ performanre. Company
Po81t100 available ror Interested in outside provides an incentive
Clerk/Accountlng. Will
tnun sharp 1nd1v1dual.
S:UO Hr+good bener1t.s
Jeannie. !J79.0110C.M. --------
cash.
Kim's Outcoll
953-9121
Give ber a gift!
Male will pose ror
females. 951-29Z7
W /M 21 aeeb gen. fem
~. any race for dis·
creet relaliooahip. Send
Pb # lo: PO Bos 4232,
San Clemente, Ca. 92672
r. ..al s.r.fcn 5360 .......................
BRASS KEY
~Escorts•
CATDINGTOYOUR
SOCIALAPFAJRS
•661-0729•
Nowllirin&
Stnlta.-tlam •Accup,,_..,.
•Befluoloa •Ma-ap
B.G. Rodbelm. Uc'd
M.T.
Oill for eppt Mf..9345
5450 .......................
Sailor •ffkl patHI• COltnD AulOalla. Scuba
chi Gr Barrier Red Diil a CA. eo.100· ..u. wlll em. IL\. Cla4. • Hwsit Qr Dr ..... NJLlltilD
ADMIHIS'RA TIVE
ASSISTANT
Good poi, open in
Laguna Deb, ror detailed
info call: Festival of
Arts, 71'"4!M-114S
person expenenced in sales. F\JU or part time. program. No exper.1-----------1 C•l-~Senice
PCB, wire assembly, H.B. &F.V area. Comm necaaary. Will train CLIRI FMt l1'0WUll St. John
wire bamesa assembly & w/bene. 531-9795 Complete bene. Cont.act ~er 2 yean aeoerat Knitll needs a com~nt
&0me minor mechanical. ---Jeffrey at 714-391 2388 omce expenence ror te!f·mobvalor for tbei.r Qxnpany I.a loolung for BEAt.rrY· Sculptured D81l E.0.E. M/F. A Dm.sion pogltioo m our Putthu sales dept. Should be
penoo interested in long manicurist needed. ol Breunen, a No. Callr. Ing Depart.menl.. Must be cweerortented. Apply 1.n
le rm e m f Io y m e n t. follow pref erred, but not Rd.ail F\lrn Q>., a sub dttail orient.ed. & ba ve per-.ia al 174Z2 Derian
E.O.E Cal Pat Milla. nee Vicki for appt. sidar1 ot Marab.all Field a bi lily lo deal with (no
ALCOHOLISM !i6'7·~1. 86-i056 &CO. public. Excellent--------• C~s&OR Bo_a_t_C_le_arun __ g ____ ·-----------•! beoeflt.s.Applyat,
lmnwUate opening for ATJ'ENDENT· Booth & Second Mate. Looking Oertcal THEllYIMICO. DATAIMTRT
an alcoboliam counselor Dock. Apply at Npl. for dependable remale lOTlCamelback
in Newport Beach. Ideal Arches M.arioa Ask Cor help for Npt. & H H. Newpo1t Beach,MH7911
OPBATOa
lBll ~tl Opera&or f M •
.U establiabed & pow-
lne Ora.nae Q)unty COi'• porallon. Excellent
candidate .W have 1to2 Judy or Harvey:~ 642 0671. PACI AC Equal Oppor Employer yn general coumell.ng ---------
ex pe r i enc e Some CAINTMA.Klll
koowledSe in the field of ATTBfTIOM Joumeyman w/produc MUTUAL aJc:obolitam. Q>mpetWve Uao knowledle or custom
salary wtth 1lnt lrtnae II Or0Yw " tract residential
00CKT AlL W AJTRESS-benlfttl Is wortinl COD· apply in person. The dllioa.s. Minlmum sill
Beach Ball, 2115 W. moot.ha lteypw:acb n-
A major life losurance 0 c ea o Iron t. N . B . perience reqQlred on
company headquartered ~ IBM ~'1trl42. Pay will
in Newport Beach. has---------• be coma..urat.e •db
~~et.age. For In-Mobplr.Meceu. cabinets, to auume
tervie• contact Larry foreman'• respoosibWty
McOonouab, Raleilfh II you are new to CO.ta m all abop related ac·
H i I l s H o 1 p l l a l , Mesa. temporarily dia-UviUea. Xlnt wages fr m.4~5'107. F.oE Y /F. ooaUwng your educ•-benefits. Sao Clemente
"'-y n&--'buto-hlrw tion, recmllJ d.ilclw'&ed Cablnet Shop, 492·5661, ,_.... uw""• •• ,... fronl ~ aerYtce, or for at-3361 now avail. lo your area. aay reuon eeeldDI tem· ---------
Call 83N521 pan17 or~ work, CAaWASH...,
extra M>0-$1.000 per ccmDder tbla ulllqoe op. 1!\ill & Part nme _.. /t ,,,____ partunity. llflover ._ p . ...,........, your METROCARWASH
ownbount 61S-?A03 Y• C.... 2llli0Harbor Bl Cll
$216P•Wm
'l'hl WOCDeO and men we
are loold:na ror may be
tired ol ~ fold.lnl
Pllllftt wUeboUle Jobe aad war"8a for. Um1t.ecl
lncome. Work •ltb ,_...,..._.Rapldad· naeemeat posalble. u
)all aN U or OYet ud
Would be available to
l&al't Wk llNIMd.lat.eb' call •.. btWD t:.»a:•.
64WSl4
Cashier /Houaeware
Salel. APDl'I in penoa,
Rioa llArdware, 102'
Irvine Ave, WestcUff
Jl'lua.N.B.
opportuoiUes for lo-ex~rieace. A_ppl1 lo
dividwala wtlh altllla and CODI ee CUllC penoa, Moo thru Frl
I 1 f I Q:atr)' level PoaiUon cod· &m>-5pn ~~in~ ~ ~ lnl Is ecllUQI, orden for JOLLY IOGll IMC
oltbefolJowiqarua: tuhmiulon to the com· 1'1'0GOUJeue pGel'. P\rure aptitude ,_._ ,.__..
reqd.red. Other deal.red u ·-·-~-(Shorthand quallfleaUoo.s l.Delude: Equal()pporEmployer
recpred) ~°' lo.lteJ, ~ ·-fft ,.._.,, ... wpm,. IOIDe of· DltalnlrY ·~ '"'...... ftC!t-1mce. D.\TAOVDLOADror •bwuraneeBa~ -
•llalb/S&a&llU ~a:JAA~~. =·~
(W/Bladl.l/Oarfltld> Dllkatea. a.Ip, fllll &O.E. MIP tame, OM' II. aper .....
f'd.twa ........
i'l!G-tzll Ask for Judy
~ OH1ce Mgr, for
bu.sy N B restorative
prac 41, days, SJOOO+
631 at!l}
DRIVERS · Delivery
bakery products to
supermarkets. Early
Oenlal As.siat&Dl, Jan '80. monu.ng to mid after·
full. Ptr. eXJJer RD A noon. 551~ ____ _
pmen"ed. Salary open DRIVER /INSTALLER
El Toro831H130 for 1ntenor plant co.
Must have good driVUlg
record 540-4.:M2 bt wn 9--4
DRJVERS-FuU or part· woe. for Vet. Lab. lO•m
ID 2Pm Or 3 lO 7 pm.
Must be over 21. Mature
Uunltlnc . Xlnt. dnvlOg
record. 831-211!01 --------Driver/Gardener comb.
Have valid CA Uceme.
Good dnvla1 record.
Mm age 20 Apply at
Pennysaver, 1660
Placalll.a CM
DllYRS
lien ar women 25 yn °" aider. K.oow the coaal m.. Net $llO a week or
more. Orao1e Cout
Yellow dab. 11300 ML
Herrmaaa, Fountain
Valley. (No of Slater
betwa Newbope fr Elle.lid)
.
!
-ClmlJ
COLLICTIOMI a.m
Good ~. loctltd In Paramoaat area.
Some e•perleoc•
Nqu!Nd la c:oUeetJom.
l'!ileellHt ben1flt1.
Startiq a.a1a.ry to ...
t7z.ttll
C4111Sllllt
UMITC&.ml
L11ht typlDJ " Job of variety In lovely beach
facility. Excellent
company & benefits.
972 .. 9955
~ .... -uc.T10MIST/
TfPIST
Enjoy Ul1I auper I~ &
put your good typing &r
1pellln1 skills to iood
use. Euellent benefits
4i nlary to S8(lO
t72·H55
~Slllrt
IMlft llmT a.nltonal /Part &1111• ....a ...,..._,. for ""'"' ...... ... -. .......... , ~~ ..... --------a.m 1'f'=K.-. ...... u ca&l•~-----· 'PAIT 'nMI ==~.: Pltlml ~ I •• • •MOD&I• EYB41MCi5 ...... ,. ..... • .-.. -. ..... . • AdaMI ... outltaodbaJ,
• tki•:,a. NCR ~ ---• •PPll *llCOln'S* lltlndln Pll"IOMJiU. U. Hper1ea~pre• aU•H.Otiw,Ofult. Bolf!MCI Pltleaa..S tfbD aUoJ wartiq wilJI
"'"4. Mwwemeetop-... .-~nu •661 "729• lddt. O¥W 2L 8laat al Ptr. P~'.ft ...... br s'1 av.U. • • -N'l•Vn.&noM .., .... per bout. ~ melTAL TICH ~tla.ll7 cellmt eomPQJ LlCbl offlce cleaalnt. --------• IU·•Ul. Eal UG .. • '1a:-. llm& ~ __ Ol __ U_,NMt __ 11___ ta. /'o~ly tam· Part llml. f\all t.lme. Top l«>D~: wklJ. I~ Bi!twu:N l-$Pll.
It '""TL _ u-. u..-. watH. Saperleaced 1bow for dealtatr 6 •..a.--41+ .. ~ • ,..,:,_' Wiil 11 40HIM ;;L""" -.... .._. adWtfaD!J.maD 1portawwu maaufact: := ... ~=...,.Y -lttUrl°';--.. lla&ure-1t&l·ttart1r. Ullna atudeuta cm.ly of __...,,._ _ _ .............. ,_ Gaod ~ UW. MC. MAllJOTTHOTa. JANITOJUAL.U to IPll. Soutfi o.t u ............ 11. AU EmpioJ•. ~ Oatl 111"111 _o. __ ,_,_'1l_"*"*'-----tOONewportOtnt.erDr lloo-Fri, '8QCI mo. OC .,.; mrol.Uq-...., lorPlrt --Tlme-_...;..Homema--'---t-kma. --Nnport Bead.I, &.O.E. Airport Area. mature ~. Public la'li&.ed • .:... la era.
SL I: CTR I C I A N 0 e 8 er a a 0 f I l c 1 pet'SOO w/uper. C.213> Soutb CoHt Vllla1e ID&era.-. earnani WANTW -ror r;. A Typltl /Teltpbone .. ________ a,.1197 557-ZIOZ. SUI0-'150 per •eek de·
FJectrte. EJt-r. f\all· Reoe~1t, full Uma omdin& CID time. Wort Un» ,_I.I'll_. tor N e arcbitactural Ha&eJ Jamtona& FuU llme wu llodlil-llloorta from biime. J'\exibje bn.
· ftnn. Good typlq atilll, DftrDVATIONIST er. muat be familiar witb ~Week :s_: MC. Amber at aac:ftJCIAM'S telephone manner 6 RLXll all pbus ot J&JUtonal .,,,,,_
t&Pll tnowltdae ot otnce pro. OpminaellllLI ror a &ood won. Top aalary ror &op AUradJve PART·TlllE Act Now.
To help w/dber typea ot eedurea. Salary open. lYIUt with p&euant Al ef· manm.3BZ3. ~:~· Help wanted tucblDI
awdw"'cal work. llual AakforDeldrt.tu-1411 lldeat pbcJaa man.oer to I•-----------------• crafta. wuvinl •knot· .. __ , 1 join our Reaervat1001 KEYPUNCH Need X1r'I Cob? Won Uni. o.-dlepoiat. ru1 bave SoOd mec--ca General Office he&f. Dept. full Ume daya. £1:l. \be Cbrl1tmu Seuoo bo0kln1. crewel. ilalD ..... 8GC11 needed. Part Ume, nea . joyoutatandinacompuy DATAJMTIY and after. F\lll Ume « .0-. t.nJ.D.iJll lDcluded.
BNGJNEER PROGRAM· ble bn., H.B. area, uk be!neftll lnclucllni a free OPflATott put Ume help wanted. Werk 1D to U bn. Earu
MER. Requires 10 yeata for JOIUl, 89M735. meal per 1bllt. Apply IBM 3741 Operator for • Work luocb na1* or up MO to ao. For l.aterv'"'
aortware programmer GENERAL OFFICE -km·nooo .. mo Moo·Frl, well establllbed & crow-to «ilrltweell. f1ealbte callTif.tel)..3117
u .... rlence Maintain a-.-1 ... tel ....,..._ pt Pwsonnel in& Oranae Oounty cor· IChlduJlof. Xlat wases r~ · ............ e.,........., ap .....,.,.•••o· TTHOTB. porat1on. E•celleot p•~ ... & charge of all company aeuers. Part·Ume. Ftu. _, We furn 1h uniforms ,.._., ~ programs written. bra. 540·3'75 aak for 900Newport0enterBr benefits & worlwlg coa Start lmmed. At new ~ ...... , ... '-Det.ermme languaee in· Sandy Newport Beach, E.O E dltions. Minimum six Wetner1cbDJuel. 2:iC> S r-~ "•
eluding Baaic, Fortran montha keypunch U · Brutol. c .M Near With at leut l year u ·
or Cobol. Translate GENERAL OFFICE .-HOUSECLEANERS penence required on Rd.W.C:.U85'1-0'717 penence. preferably
calculations to program· Part or Full ume. Office IBM 3741/37'2. Pay will ---------• ne .. paper. Eacelleot min& language correct· sJd.lls helpful. Good at.art-S4-S4 50 hr.+ Booua. W\11 commemurat.e with ex Newspaper delivery aimpmJy bmef111 Apply
ty. Develop programs, in&poaJUoa.~M75uk tram Full&Ptr.Advan perlence Apply 10 CHllSTMASSSSS bdwee.aLUl.Q>ll,lloo·
maintam & optuniz.e e•· f<JrSandy cement Oppty Must penon, Moo thru Fri Early morDlnl L .A Ftt uUD& software, 6elect Have tcansportauoo.. 8am-5pm nrnea delivery $400 + Ol.AM8ol COAST
data communication. MB-7CB> JOLLYROGBIHC per mo. Cll area, 7 DAILYPU.OT
format & protocol Ca U ~ner a& * Homecleanen earn SS ·1 17062 G Ulett.e daystwk 142--5C
for appt. $2500/moothly. ns• THI <Sl»-SSbr > workl.Dg for lrvtoe. 546-0331 121-7019 '79·9211 D> w. Bay Sl
full time Take ad to a prof <'leaning aerv. F.qual()pporEmployer emtaMeu
nearest Employment SIA.SOM Must have traosp NiCbt alt.eodaot Deeded Equa!Em()pporta&t. y
Development Dept. DOT TO• ~ .. ,.,,,. ._..,. 9166 1t--ch for vetertn.ary bmpttal. :np&oyer 020.167-022. Ad paid for _......,or._,. · .... ,.,_. Experieoce with aofmall ---~_...;.. __ _
by employer. JOU.Y • • • Hot.mttleanen P/T. ~ br. DATA OVERLOAD for ~· 2 D1t.es pr wk PBX OPERATOR ANSW ••rn ••tr• Own traosportat100. temporary KEYPUNCH Netrport Harbor Aolm.11 SERV. -P\&11 or part EXEC.DIRECTOR •·•foryour After5.f79.-0076 &CRT;obl.~1-9091• Yolptt.al.831-1030 time. Eitper. pref.
M.S.W or equivalent ad· Chrt•tma• tony. We have --------1 ... ~sc •PE S.~15 mlnlatratlve expr. ajobfotrout ~"" -MUa.5141DIS Relponslble for plan-HOUSECLEANERS up 5Dil"Wder/lepolr toworkJ.llfslMflP/T NXOPB.
CUB TYPIST
$uper opportunity, rapid advancement.
Beaut ore In beach
area. Type 50 le enjoy
&ome math. Start '700.
l'antut.ic benellta.
t72.ftl5
C.-sa..t
oln1. financea, P /R, Work u much u you tol&prbr.Car.~5123 F!tlme.Xlotbenef111. 3:»7:30PM. Lllht pa· F.a.ru while you lam.
• srantwrit.i.Qlfs1t.affof7. want. bonus avail. 1--------•1 ~ Ueatload..Goodpa,.Cll. Telephone Aoawerin1 ~bmlt reaumt _to Bll never a ree. · • ------------------5te-3061 Servloe full time/part
llYPUMCH OPB
Swing shift. Excellent
J>O<ioo, beach city Joe.
Light eKper required.
JIOO + excellent
benefit.a
972-t955
C.-llllrt -PIRSOMMB.
llC8'110MST
My favorite company
see ks attractive.
enthu1laatlc Individual
wtlh t)'JMDJ 40 wpm &
some previou1 office
background. Fantastic
benefit• 4' arowth
pptenUa&.
972-9955
~C.-ry
Slaters, 8100 l(iardeo Housekeeper, 2 days. U9U()tlCllllC --------time. Vaned 1b1ft• ·
Grove Blvd. 17, Garden A. ihn Typht 9AM ·4PM , rera, own F/llme. Mature,eap'ror Office Help. part Ume. n.y., aft.enlooaorevea·
Grove,CAB21S44 a.tit Secretarift tnm,DOIJ'OUPl.7~92:59 wall train . Apply lo Celle.. lleaa. ll-11 llay lap.LocaU001UI:
---------• W••11eW...... penoo.895W.lllth.CM. vary.64.S-Cll. F~HJONlSLAND Executive Secretary HOUSB(EEPER can'AllESA/IRVINE Mature woman with UVE·IN. mature lady OfftCl/lwwww. nJSTIN
booltkeepin& experience, Mahre. needed by wwtiq cou-needs ca pable uH HUNTINGTON BEACH
aood pbooe penonality, U ve-ln. Small home for p&e to cue for bome fl 2 11.arter w1tb out1otn1 Ideal for atudeot1 •
grammer "spelling. elderly. Will cooaider Kh1 ap girla. Pvt rm. peraonallty. Good bomewives. Many co
(qanl'U'd, fut 4s detail couple. Room-boarcl. 4' 1V " bath, 413-S75e aft t8'epbooe voice TyplD& bmefita lDclq•U•s paid
minded. Boatlo1 ea· ul&ry 982-'TSIM 8P11 eo wpm L11bt malb.. vacatloai. Typla1
perienc:ie helpful~ baa------------------1 lluat be able to wort UD· J$wpm ... E .O. E. Ca II die all pbuea ot lovely N.B. 55f.l520 Houlekeeper, live lD. Eng L I V E • I N der deadline preuure. 5G-G30 Mao.. tbru P'r1
Newport Beach offlce. ORG. 13$-:fi, 1pe4k101 Non 1moker. 2 HOUSEKEEPER tor Xlnt benefu1. ulary
Non -1moker. Call IDE duldml,531U403 father" 3 yr old boy, llOO+.Pb~ PBX()pmttor Willtram .
.,..... ...,..9_ .. _ s-.. ''!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!1!!!!1!!11 non·smoker, Moo/Tue f"ull ·•~ 7 .. -""'°" .. ~r :...,.,.m. P HOUSEKEEPER -off.~3793 OFFICE Part; 1:-:"i~ .,._ Bob t 11 D I •---------Wanted Suo & Mon only S S "'"'per . a r ver G.Ofc/T..... Xln wor1dn coods N Lookin1 Cor ambltlou1 Sharp 1al 1ood wltb at I u n . on I Y ~ ,dnVUlLA. 1-0Cr~rdli • To $750 La;un• a re'a . 644:1()(~ C:ple, part·tlme, for oumbera. MacGre1or Newporter lnn. 6'4·1700 ....,._. .or ~ v d 3 a. • OPf· wtunl1mlted Yacbu. 1431 Placenua, eudQicW. E.O.E. •• Ice Start $5 IAtsofifOWlbpat.eoUal. aya, 497·391 eves,.. rvO . I I .. Good '--..n•-. Some a"· .. .._._ potent.ia . Call 5»-5089 a.ta lleu. --.--hr+ vert me, a c . """"""''... ... w....... btwns.7PM. --------~
ave, medical It profit· ct'& ill typing ablllty. ff o us EKE E p ER .----------COUMSILOI
lharl.ng benefits .• Stable, Steppin1 up pointlOO for 8 Mature. pa rt ll me. lDSING TifE BUDGET Ofnce Our aeeaey needl bnsbt.
mid-si7..ed trucking co .. lharptraJ.Dee. •1S31So Lag RACE~ A buainu1 of Stuffy-... CJUt&OUll penoo to tram loc: at 2017 Violet St. L.A. ----your own can help in· -in coumelin,1. WW also
Bring Motor Vehicle re· .~~ -----------come keep up w/out10. StockJIMI handle reception dut.Jea. cordl,orcall: Hollywood -.c.a'27ts Phone local Amway cfil. ••"3 Call Rita , S•0·6055. Messa.a ,Delivery21.3-628-0615. 17t4111f.IZIZ Jndualnal tributor aod gel the With CoutaI PencJ11.Del Asen
ReaJ ~t.aie
UcetSID UMLJCa.sm
Wiii train Best com au:uoo apbt an lhe In
cbltry 70~. to Lop pro-
ducel"I. t'or 1Dterv1ew
•~ST• "People·o r lented ••
penon la needed for love-
ly bulioeu offtce to am. &Jhooea. areet customen. Some typiq ii required.
~ a fee. Offers ma-
jor medical benef, vac:.
pay E.0 .E.
172DEGarry
SLe lli
'57·1101
S.A
IECPT/SIC
l mmed opening in
Newport Beach. Good
opportunity for tbe
penoo .tlh good typlDg
a.lo.lla. phone voice fs neat
appearance . Co
beoeftLI "4-5670
calJ 8lll at B.edbill fteaJ. BelUurant
t;y.Udootratt: ITJ.7300 COOKS Ir IUSIOYS led..... Full" p rr. 106 lla&A,
Balboa Peoninaula.
()fflQ .... '" ~7-. l...arp expa.odl.o1 com· --------paoy IS aeeklDI ID · Reltauraol
dmduall wbo poaseu HOSTISS/C." r
mm.qrmem sk.a.U.110 re· Patt ume Reuab&e, " al eac.au. Penom we an met appearaace. Group
looll1a1 for. poulbly be&IUa plao. Apply in n>macm& an offiee DOW, b crba¥;tbeupenmce • pe r10 a et w e-e o
b 2.~ Ila Banen, du Ire t o e com• mErn.bSt.. c .... mauaen. All repUea --------
had ao llnc:t coofadeLce Rmtannt
WOO IDOD1h + bonus & Ruaty Pebcao oeedl a
locent1ve program ii CASHlB
other romp&ny ~n«"ftts apply between J:»Spm •
Reply lD Bo1 ~. Daily Moo Uuu Sat. 2735 W Cat
Pilot. P 0 Box 15'0. Hwy NB .
O:llta Msa. ea am --· ------a...uram .REALTORS 1upplement IUS IOY
IDCDIDC wtWe Wa.lt.ull OUl
alu.mp Hl1h earnancs "'1DUmen.IOta
prma!IW Phone 183-7225 HOSTISS
--FullUme/days. Rt-ttpuoo.utt part lime ,____._ •.--&
No l)1JU11 reqlAred $3.25 "9,,__. --·· br 1lartta1 Good ap. Apply lD penca btwn 3-5
7 .... ,_ N pm. 30llOSo. 8riatol, Cll pearance. .---. r.
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<frowlng company ln Exper. ounes &idea or AcrolllfromOCAlrport Stuff Your whole ltor)'. S31·1JM or •Ka.Hu 1(--LH cy. 2790 Harbor. C.M. beaut beach loc seeks lralneet. All 3 ahlfta. ~ _.., van Newrar~.
f •tHclive, peraonable Men Verde E:oatttft· irl Friday. Fun JM, StoclrlllMI LOT ATTENDANT -You'll flnd1t at KeU7 ~ Ctmdaton. ~
•Jdlvldual tor variety call ffolpttal, 661 Cent.er type, phone, record•. ••"3 Full or part·Ume. lluat throuah 1-• •short need attuJaton wbo are
~. amall roo·
1enlal offc. DO nper
neeeu. lit• typ1n1
belpfuJ MUOZ3
RelLauraal
JOB'S position. relief c... Cll ......... ,,_ drive Ce rrand1 ), for 6'1th --"" ..... 11 b ""· --· n bel.8.557._ terms temporary ::;-.:ive 6 ea1er to HOMIOFTHI _ 11u11en1er It I t .-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.. -.-.-.-.-,•Newport avto leue Co. c 1 er l cal du l I e 1 M).5'23 • ..,ellyKash.. MACH 1 NE 8 H 0 p a11i1nments that aoo +an br. You • wttele~bone contact.· PACl'ORY --------" INEE s 1 1ull your 1cbedule ca Mt your own houn. TRA -w 11 We hive a variety ol calJ today 6 atart today. l Sa eel ent beneflt1. WAREHOUSE Guards T II r o • t • AutomaUca. lfo eaper. lotereallnl ortlce I m..-r ~t. C II. Tax olc. work Croat dealt.
phones 6 (.'Opy mach.
dur1n1 Tall Se1100.
aci-OZl2.
HIOY
tm,,,.mate openjqa in
cu (ami.lJ iw.&auraot at
mmby loc&Uoas. w ....
q111re DO previous ex-
paMDCe Joio our friend· l1 taam. O>me .. llJI l.o-
day betweeo 2-4pm.
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SlartiDg Nlary To '100. ASSEllBLEBS S.C.fty SlaperYhor te., a •.f .... • nee. ln Lacuna Nlpel. a 1 1 I « n m e n t 1 --------t7J.ff 55 No Experlnce Needed Permuent. Mu.at have • • • r • t • r • men avaJlable, etc. PlaltJca Factory opentn1a c.IC..,., TopPay PaldWeeltly ~~· ~coe~t •HIU Ullb wlttt Maida, apply Tbe hm at Top pay, paid for ntruder traloees. -~ rn 191. Equal Oppor .,_.. LaSUDA. 211 N. Coa1t vacaUona. refernl. ~acltera fr material SwncHIOAID ;.I 7=i Employer ,__.,. Hwy.Lacuna Beach bonu1u. Never a andlen. Apply In
ONIATOll ~ I ...; ----------We have a variety of fee. ~ W W. J.ah Sl ••
8eaut beach located •--_.., -GUARDS !:a~111t1ne":: ~~I~ MANAGEMENT IEL~ ·~mp1ny aeeu eaper IRVINE 752-6668 Full " part time. All your 1chedule • SHIFT
ll'dlvldual:: ope~= .m~E~~~~~~M~/P'~ are11. U n.l for m1 ik.IU.. BEfl'IVICEe
dew facility, Idea for over. Retired welcome. "'... "' ... "' ......
PRE-SCHOOL:
·~ ..... OIIl btWD 10.m
JUX:EPTIONIST tryplat
w1lb front otrlce ap·
peanoce needed for tut = ad a1eac1 ID Beacb.. Heavy
pbcam • typiq, muat be a111e to prootread. cau
lllltil 1pm,.,.. mo. .,ew eqwp 1or :: fumllbed. Alea 21 or N 0 •• P .. r (en,.. SUPERVISORS ,._ .. or
X-pbone (.'OCDpallY oper, Figure Salon want• No experience nee. App-I neceaury .... Top Come 1n Today
or an1werio1 aervlce rmture woman for part-ly Univena& Protection · P a Y • • • P a I d HJ.1441 .,....
• 2Pa2 ror appt. A Child'• P\acePre&:hool. Receptloni1t. taclal
plastic IUJ'll'Oll, N. 8 . Ex· ,.non. Ume work. 2PM-IPll. Se"lce, 1229 w. Stb t v1catiom ... never a .. a lfw' wflll 2l0.Z euain.. Ctr Dr
t72-ft55 Starr9IM802 Street. Sant.a Ana. Jo t lee. •CARL"S JL• Suite•
Ctl C.,., PILE CLERK pa.rt time lervlew houri t-12 " 1·4 I IL[[Y
ctays, lllht typ1.n1, ftllna. MooUuu Fri. I ~ .. ~
ma1llq It misc office HANDYMAN I 8 E"" c dutlea. Call Sandy -INFORMATION I vi es· Tb.Im'
l,....dlate opeal•CJ• 14~~amer ~WI _...,,..,lllhboellM
,.,DUCTIOM per oecma. aalary eom woaa ,.. w/exper. eau for
appt: IG-5802.. Corru1ated box com -
PllD1 bu opeoi.ap for de-ac:.noMIST
um11uT1 • '" CwM1r·1
ZB52 Avtoida di la
carloUa, IAlu:na llllls w ....... w .........
tt• r gu Ta ' 111 c •. .,.
J3155S.Briatol
S.SantaADa a>t CamP'll Dr. lrvt.oe w ....... w .........
Cwb11r1
1!W E. 11th Sl.
ColC..lleu
Good aaatb • phone. votce -able to work
tftll w/people for thla
aew centnllud dept.
rustutle btoeflt1 le ~potential
.,... ._. -I Call or _......,.. Write to NHA Nau. Han-J come In Today
FILE a.ERK-ERRAND dym1d•1 Auoc. 106~ 111-1441 .,.....
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IMfts. bc1•at ...,._ 'TUNMablCHUBllt)
91) ldlryo-$4.00/ e.o.-II I .-.C ........
peadable employee1. Newport Beach Yacht
Will train. Excellent Brollerale neec11 recep-
befteflll ID a 1rowln1 I S /S I & ....... ..... y. llut be over tloo at. it up . . F.qua!Oppor Empl.,,,. -ft'ODt otO~ appearance. 1 • 18. Apply lo peraon Typln1. depeadabUlty. j~~~~~~~~
before 4pm. 155el Del ca11 wekdaya 17HS11 fte1t.aunat
'72-ftlS
t ~
f MAIL Cl.a
OrowiDI comp•ar .. ,kl lndlvldaal for
posJtJaa .. Mall C1d.
Jmmed opllll.Qc. Ideal
for nt.tNd penoa or perton •l •ome
kao•l•d•• of r:nall room . ._ llftlq to-
•olved.
PERSON. full-Ume, a&tbSt,NB. 92883 1 · Z102Buai.neaCtrDr.
Jlaa..ft1 1:»6Pll. Own penoa needed for I Suit. 208
trwp. ml pd, 1alary c1a,y 1mt.nt.n--. lblft.
1
147·J4tl ..., .. ~ .. ~1..,.UlllOOO· lfult bl dtpeodablt It llSI07Waroer#2U ______ .., ___ .. ______ , able to"'°" .. u wit.bout
f100D SllVICI... aapenl1loo. f'rleodly 11 t11.e1• .....
TU N Main (fflrR
Bllt) 6 AIUo l I'll. llGD thna ::.~~~zt:::u~ I ntda:J. ll&att bl apr'd \Veit 140 A..udl P1co, I •=.udncetYID& &e-..o. I Ht.flU YIMf' :: empJ01:_~i:;. a.rdnNSU.. 6ppb ta I . 2m1Cabotllolld :3-1' alt 10 A • p • r 1 o n . C r o w o I , E.O.E. M/P ~l l107 Jr:. OoaR L:-------· -HwJ.cn •. IAteWICH -----~~~~~
ASAL.AD 11Cb11 =--CW«"D Altat•IH nwa'll =.vkluall·
,.[••-•· bceu .. t Z7917CabotRoad c •• , .. , ......... .
...... ...., .. ,...._ E.O.E. 11/P ,...,.Wu: ... u ._ ______ _
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CllCMy I All tot:• AM, II.: Rome belper for bnu&. "1r:u'!:fla:,=.,, oc.Hfroat llom• la JOB OPPOmNITIES S1.J9111'1AY ~-----------· ............. tl1Jd roo D 1 •av a a J uretwe aaa.. ""' CASJll&a -... 10 to .,,.. . r.:~c:·~·-H01111111----, .· ....,......., , .. pmoe.r,,.Aodaiat
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Amo An, TulUn. See llliUl.. S6T ••• f mow;~ FWte.
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~~~~~!!!!~~··• •P••l•f fot = _.., to ti. ,,.. ... ,,a ........ flna. •Bllml _______ .. coaatHcllo• la.ck·
~ r:-Jir.:.=,: s•IJIPalOMI 1atar7 ,.. ... wate
Cdlllgl !'"rr.-C•jkllra. ~-·Tall ~-.... a... ta ldrbla ftlr llllcn&ll7. ,....... omce,
lta IMW WHtmla1ter E '1J*al, tleellet st.on ID WealmJMt•r _nta. ltol. IG-Jll.L :a._Oall .. "-Anelma Secn&a17, I da,a per wk,
7'..i/l-a779 far Lquna Bcb C.P.A.
'l'tl a' ..... ....
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I01IM'TIAI.
MOWIXRll MO• . ..:. ITAITltt•~ 11YUaona ~ supplt. loc.at·
edlm!MM.
ts1·WOW .....
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Nffd I uperlHeed
~~~~ wan llWI --oflfce IU Youth~
lnlae HlllDI paper, Put Time ev:!.tf:i
..... olftce luppllee. ~ adutsa Our top aaleapeople uni db~ Over 21. Own
HOO·*'OO per wHll. cia..-udoo. Sl.50 br. "' 11'-O(C, DOa·amoker. ............... a..GIJ1. SlniceBtationattendut.
~~ ~ ~~ SECRETARY /SALES· aperieoced for UIUOD - c ·i. -·" ·0 _., Hotel: Htavy typta1, a AllDlY ID pel'IOD, Jata
Selary Ir comm. Ir boa111 l&aft. f.9PM •
wblle tralDiq. For U.. CALLANDREA tervtew pboDe Ml).1101 ecM.JZl. ext 250, 1-SPll.
AU fOI' Nfla. _E._O_._E~. -------
---••• ru.u ...... Newpmter llm. 166-1100 lllrbGi-ea. eo.ta 11 .. ApplJ ID peraoa. atB E.O z. T&D ~lJ. ' . SERVICE STATION AT· OPBATOI ~di••" SICllT AIY TENDENT -Part-Ume.
A top aoC.eb aecretarJ / £.. 6 wbda. Neat ap-
Qpist needed to aupport ~ • baDcl writ·
a hwy 1'JewPQlt Oenter lJ:al. Apply at 2:slO Npt.
Sin NB. exportlDC ft11D ... ••••••••••••••••••••
ladl .penon Lo 2-8 Pll, 5 ......... 1005 cbs wk., ss.oo per hr. "••••••••••••••••••••• Raall
IOllMSOM'S MIWPOIT
S..~for:
Esecutlve aulte. _BMl~_.Cfl ____ : _____ __
Koowled1• of 1811
Memory ty pewrlter
helpful, IO·TO wpm
w/trao1crlpt100 •~· perieoce. KUil be able to
work independenUy It
deal with IDaQ)' types of won. Salary to Sll.400. aaa.n or 164-TllO.
!"-c:a1l MM31J ult Anllq1.ae Daybed1 Circa tar tt.co llal, Mint cooa. ll8ll5 . ..Plrm..~U~.
SHOID.r
MAMACHI
Euelleat opportwalty
for esperlanced
merdumt wWi ability to
~lrmanaeer ~··taU. 511.VIR SALIS
SIWl•AMD
SHOP wonas
Poiwa' mach oper, o...,..
kldl Ir bbd atttch, ~.
Applique traioeel, will
tMCb our method. Sbop
help prepare apt1llques • variom duties. Open '1 to 7,7~ ...... l
Sblet-metal abop
TEXAS on. COMPANY Pine ~nUture
medl ~ble penon A.merican Am..6Q.ue Quitta
who can work without 3815 Red HW-Olf Brilt.ol. 1upenl1ioo la Coata Sult e G • 102, c 11 . Jleaa . Contact 11 cuatomen. Ate unim· _lOAM __ -aP __ . ----
Experience la 1llver
aaAes reqaiNd. Full time
poaWoo available, ex·
celleot company
beal!fit.I. Apply Penoo·
SECRETARY -For TIAIMRS
pcll'\ad. but maturity 1.1. ~ Cbu.rcb Bencbea.
We train. Write K.Y. Jl2D. 3 rows; ucb wn
D I c It , P r e 1 • , wood fold up .eata. Db·
Southwest e l"n uaembleable. Offer.
Petroleum, ft. Wortb, -~-------Tx. 16101. bo8t desiguer. Muat have M/F, apply 1D penoa:
b o a t 1 n I e s p e r . SPACE TEK
-llooday tbru Friday. lilam-ooon..
Koowledge of Spaoiah lil22 P.Laceatia, C.JI. WESIVINSTER helpful. Salary ne10 .......... _ .. __ ........... ___ ABBEY
m.-.5CI01 TEXAS PETROLEUM ANTIQUE MALL tzr ''ialllmd
Eq\aaJ Oppor EmpJoyer
---------·Kl.ECJlETARY·to VP of
----------•Mmtot•ratioo, full·time
SALIS ly.Pl~DI 60WPll, SH C...... beJpluJ, Dol neceuary, rtl 1.1. cldaphooe uper, aalary -.Y com....,.urate w/exper. Natlooa eorporatlon, fuJJ beaefita. Contact mauactmer of quality lb:mllorADD751-UO'I
lictitin& (ll'OCbleta feat.ur----------me...., oamervatioDJi-______ _
I« eommerclal Is ia· *~* dmtrlal ..... b.u open. .Crowtq.stamnc•
inp lor lales penoa ln *Our Oftlce•
LOCAL protected ter· .ctrJ f'Hday/Chan•
ritoly. llu1t be DOD· •Sales/OUr Offtce•
pwwwe Individual k>ok· *Coumelon/Exper• ms for their LAST JOB. Appt Only /Free
E:lper\e:nce lo opeoin1 Lu ReiDcSen A&eDCY new accouotl tr uperad· GD Blttb, flt tab '84 mg e'ldltb1I accoun~ a Newport Beach, ass.8190
u:ul. Draw and/01' blah
weekl7 commiaalom It
booua. P\&11 c:ompaay ---------1 benefit a -major
Shipping & ~~l~~ :=~tumJture
your own 00... Coo tact ()pi lo.I Moo· Fri 10.9 Receiving ~.!::ta~;:~: u75,==~Ave.
Writ• N.B. Crawford, GerdenGrove 554...fl03 Clerk Prel .• PANco. aos 52. ft. Worth, Tu. 76101. tW'mcM 10 I 0 Imrnetd!ate opeo.liii. WW ••••••••••••••••••••••• be 1eapous1ble for 1toc:k , ________ R.efrtg«ator, new iood ax
reoordl and p~t.q TEIAS REFlll.ERY-4~ llllbl dama&e. ~~~i OORP. often plmty of onb sm> or $1'1 mo. 5 yr
CD pouoda) Esperteace moaey plua ca ab tuaraatee, Gardea
preferred. bcD.-trta&e benefit.I Grove 1£glial)ce 13191
to mat
0ure peraoa In ~.aa· · Open UoW
Weofterexce1Jerrt1at.ry Co1ta lleaa area .
and benefita lncludlo& Re1ardle11 of es· C~HPAID
paid medical and Ure lo· pertence, write F .L . W1br/dryra/Rdrl11.
surance. Pteue apply lo Piile, J>r9 .• Box 711, FL warldo& or not 95'14Ul3
penon. •W~ortb~~· T.lt.~~76~1~01.~~~ WANT ED w a 1 bl DI = machiDe9 It dryen nm· l£AR SIEGLER The Second lhte-loe. Dini or not. 831·6314, TRANSPORT Looking for woman/ GH8211
general maoacer ror Uaed refrl ger a tors.
nm•, ...
DAILY PILOT
IOATMAIT , ..... ,.. ...
c.-642-5678
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Newporter Ketcll. Reier•• now for a.t.tma. Pande Day
Nill or C.talma trtpe. ........
-----~-------.-.. w 9060 .......................
·~. Lt.den le. ZSft, varn
hu l l , 11lp In NB,
be a u ti ha l. 14000
8&6-'1010.
SlllUma 20, f41. DO apte. nailer equipment,
f1'15.411m.
ZI' CHllly ..Uboat '71 Im·
maic. VHF, dilltal dep&.11 rmder, pedestal ateeriDc. dsJ mg. many xtra. ~·
cld boat alip. 11.B.
925.750. 71"11f.C1Jn.1.
Sallbo&l·Lado 14, '?31 •12 ---------. aaib. 900. "" for
1$' c.o&eman Caooe Pete: ~$.IW Bam-X It.all.% .£Jtcellent Nona padd.Ja, DOD. CltlALOCIC J1
~ hit llberllaM erulablc ---------... -...... -ERSO-'_N_'S_Y_A_ClrI'S __ • eutier. P'rofeulooally
IV'WU cw&cD built. Teak •.t
648-9000 tnc.enor. Loaded •i&a
16 . ...,.,.. Cat Sl.250
30' Cornado-alp SZ:Z.OGO
21 Ftbrdorm. tlr '7500 36 · Stepbeoa F / B adn
S!C.SOO
36' F.ade Trawler llJ.5.000
sear lnc:ludlnc dleML
wtodvaoe • refrlcera&oc. Ready to c:rui1e ~ . .,,000/oCfer.
714·89S·2t70. Pr1 •ate
party
44' Mann~Traderoffers Lido 14, Hull Ut2J6, l&ght SLlPSAV~LABLE blue hull tr deck. whi
lodtl. t ..... 1 • c • / boot lD bottom. 2 set. it Serriu f020 SIU.la. I new, full CO'fel'.
'
h1r.
18' Buccaoeer. /apionaker
on rented Balboa lslaqo moonnc. lat offt:r ov~ .-». 640-1521. .. ,.
medical, retirement, etc.
For lnt.uvle• appoint·
mmt-
SECRETARY DYNAMIC nmn1nl crew tr o(fic:e. wasben. dryers. best
3131WeatSegentrom M2--08'71.daya. buya . 536·0911 HB. ------------"--------
SanlaAna.CA Tow Truck Drivera H · a:m>BuenaPk
The Uttle Train That Can!
CA.LLCHOCK PRIOR
014t77Ml20
Equal ()pportunity
Emplo7erM/F
~g career op-
portunity la available E.O.E. m/ffh
with one of Orange C.Oun· 1--------t.y'a moat dynamic finna. --------
per'd. Top po. Apply WANTED: Uaed freezer
G&W To•lt°J., 7408 no.~w C ...... ,...,., forPvt.Party. vuu• ay, · · -~ 963-o6466
---------1 1bi1 poeh\Pn requires SllPPIMGCL-Ht< SBJel typing, some 1borthaod fer rmrine hardware dJ.I. DoY•HGYe ID addition lo good trlbutor. Some ex ·
telephone etiquette. perlence oeceaaary. Full P1w E:xperiw.7 Must be nexible ln ap-time. Immediate open·
proacb to tbe job aod log. Good company
U JOU are looking for a willlnl to accept a varie· beoefitl. Call Balboa
suceeeaful naUoo.aJ com· ty ol Laski u workload Mari.De 548-9871 E.O.E. pa.oy that offera Xlnt. dema.Dda. Previous of. 11/F/H
pay, ~aDCemeot poteo. ftceexperlerice required. i--------
TRAINEE
Xlnt opportunity to
become • akllled technl· dan in irowf.nl automa·
Uoo field. Job lovolvea
shlppln& tr warebouae wort + repe.Jrln1 elec:·
tro-mecba.nlc:al tr elec:· tromc IDch.wtrW loatru·
DWDU. Xlnt HJary 4' tlal, 6 a proemlum pro-
duct. call now. Mr. Stone We provide excellent
5t0-4Q23. aa1U)' and beoefrta ln·
5HOI Aus beoeflta. Pleue pbooe
Wanted with or without ~~~~I.Seo. ---------• eluding company paid
Salea. Jl\l.ll Ume poaltion dealal, medical and Ufe lo retail hardware atore. tmurance. For Interview 0
No ~ °' eveniop. COll&ac:l Empk)ymenl Of.
See Nike Jobuoa, H.W. &eorapply at: Wrt&ht Company, 121
eqir. WW train. Advance 1M1211Ullkeo Ave., Irv. poMiblUtles. Gd com· 754-6300
1*11 beneftta. Apply ln
paon. lllm Ull 11 am. at ftAv& A61MT
Stand,a,,s Sboea. m So. EQeDd.lDc office need
Euclld,An•betm,C.. mLDJmum 2 years H ·
Waabe~. dryer. d is·
bwalber. 1100 each. A·I
CoDdilioo ! 64&-5848
I 1mall refrtgenton, gd r cmd. apt sue 842·5091 alt
fiepm ~rlgerator/GE, 4mo
dehaa 21 cu tl top
zer w/lce maker
D del iver. $460
lll.m1
I r ID SIEGLER SbuUa' Sbop, neec1a aper pertece. American E•· Nlir.olmt plu. 3 Nlkla>r Sales UM lbutier fabricator. Pay preu rep office. Call lmNI. cheap
Racbeat«. c.o.ta lleea.
l'\lll ls PIT, earn up to 17 TRAMSPOIT =Call ror appt. _m._rm_._____ _ __ 414-_188_1. __ _
br.SU-0811. Paul. DYMAMICS TYPUITTll Diii I040
3131 W. Segentrom STATIONERY STORE I'« 1mall print 1bop In -••• .. ••••••••••••••• SALISHB.P SantaADa,Ca need• io1ld• ulu =t Bucb. Ex· KEESHOND P\qll. AKC
w-.4, JUU °" ,/UJDe. ~-' olc 1uppl)' uper in lypeaetUng, a.amp 1ire. 11/F. Pfl & lofaat. • obJl .. ren •1 E.O.B. m/f/b beJ&lftll, bul Dal nee. PT· ~ 1trtpptn1 re· 1 b 0 w . p v t P t y .
.... ODl&a Meu. BQr. l~~~~~~~~l ln1• 1Mn.flt1, 1roup = at7 open. Call llll9'J·1M5alllpm.
pref. Piaw call for ln· ~d vacaUoa, • ~1114
tentew. YOUNGLAND. SECIETARY . F• appt call ---....1.1.. AKC Rt1. Lbala Apeo 5'5-1640 BM&J 111761-1'111 • nllMRll• 11nwo ~ trom Cbamp6oa
E1l:per. on~ Co or bDe~ Bu:J DOW willlD1 to SaJe1 W4J for jewelrJ Po1itloa eurrentl1 ._ _______ llmtlareqaip. P ·Uma. bold for you t t 11
se.cn iD Coate II••. available fou 8ecntal7 U&At aper. la "IP fs c b r I e t m a 1 •
5tNeQZGI' ""· 563270. wtt.b IOOd tnlnl UW. to camera wor be i>tul. •·1•.am wn lD 0U.r CateriDI 81.t not nee. Call Ted Sal81, PIT· Pull time. llillmtmlDL naJoJ ea-_...
Billlll••t outatudlat olleat company
line of claAl.Df com· -.Ute. ,Ypl~ tam· poud• II related --. JIGD.nt. ..__ cbmdcall. Prod\aeta roe ..._
Home, rJc • c:amm.-dal MAMtOTT M01IL
UM, laJtl backo'oaDCI -· .,. ........_.Dr belpfJl. Call Bob: W•Jeh~ ST·ml .. ll)pm. .*"°" .... S.O.S.
TYPIST
18 ct Rolu dale JUll
w/m1tch1na \8ct 1old bAnd. 13.000. 631 Sl.SS
~ 1010 .......................
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CHRISTMAS
GIFT TRAIN
PAGE
This special gift guide will •P-
pear each Wednesday from Nov.
21 thru Dec. 19 reaching 108,000
households eacn week. You can
run an ad the size of the sample
below for only $11 per week and.
we have many other sizes to
choose from. For Information
and help in placing your ad call •
CHRISTMAS AD-VISOR -842..al71
GIFl'S
TOYS
8l'OllTING GOODS
JEWELRY
POI'S 6 PUNTS
ANDMADE ITBllS
Ol...elCOUNn-S --~--~~~~~• OLDIST
'15ml ... 3&I ,. 'l'Qpo&a • apd. ahort ..._ bid.• ml. ewtomlwt,
''Sile It 8Dd You1l 8'ay --.MWJM
Dl"CIMMI> .. O..,LUVPlc*up• ....... t709 $1117 ml, 1d coad, 9'110. •-••••••••••••••••••••
lcs.UllarMMm. -7 3000 Mark 111, xlnt SAIJA ANA ??DATSUN =t. SHOO Laun.
DATSUN LOt•••• IMW t712 Sapeed, air CCDdit.lonJng, ••••••••••••••••••••••• DI It 17th Street !bet.op abell, only 11,000 a.a Au sa..1111 mUea. Ul'42IM5) CREVIER ..._..._._ S./ SADDI BACK
... /Sklc... f 160 VALLIY 1-..0ITS & ~-•••••••••••••• 131·2040 4fMf4f 1 If 6 UOADWAY RIHJ' II ft 1mn:zr7 ~ SAMJA AMA
• -.: 1leepa 6; aelf· v-9170 835·3171 ::..:5°/Wk. • • ml. ;··;;·;·~;;;; .... us.DIMW:-:
·Tf'llllln. Trawl 9170 many Ura1, AM /FM ~20024sp (641PQ0l ·-••••••••••••••••• ;t.~1;tot cood $3450. '775:1>14spS/R (0179)
WEEKENDER · Near 77 s.nA S/R <427RFQ l 77 6.13cal <456SXG > new2'7'Terry trlr lo de· '73 Ford Van 6 cyl, "78320l4ep, C239UKH >
sett near Indian Wells. 18 MPG , Lo I m 1 "78"""'"" c Many maa • uperades. $1,6SO/OFFER. 549-3676 .-ntt A/ (819WDA ) ~llBS or 498-6558. wkDda oo1Y i8633ouA St R (0062 > . CloMd 5undayl
T......._ utilty 9180 A* LeGIMg 9580 .
••-••••••••••••••••••• •-•••••••••••••••••••• 75 2002 a /c, AM /FM
5'19' utihly trlr, stake side CONAOENTIALLY stereo, wheels, mags 4" channel iron frame sunroof, U .HO/Offer
SG-5081aft6pm We Le.. for Less _m_wt ______ _
._ Serric.e, Parts S mdlln LeC11i11cJ
& Ac.ceuorin 9400 CGI SHERRY OHL Y
·•--•••••••••••••••••• 761·1332 A9.
HEW
PARTS & SERVICE ..._ Wcmt.d 9590
HOURS ••-••••••••••••••••••• = WE PAY TOP DOLLAR a.m. 'lll 6p.m. fcrtopused can-fore1gn,
Y thru Friday domestlca or class1os H
Ck!MldSal. &Sun. .....,., .. car is e...t .. a clean , mective Moo. 9!1An9 ,,_ "~ SA.DOI EIA~k eeeui FIRST!
BOB Md.AREH's
$
!SS() N &>a<.'h Blvd.
LA HABRA
<S Mi. No of SA Fwy >
'7141522-5333
Sunday by Appl.
$
'8111800, 41pd, xlnl mecb
coad., muat atill, A\IUDI ll.850, DaveM2-053e
711MW5JOI
4 IPf*i. power 1teerlo1.
poww brakes. air coodl· t.looiDI. AM-FM 1tereo
cuaette. electric 1uo-
rool, electric wuidow1, Topatran lnt.ertor, Qb.ly
20,000 malea. $13,900
CJ.ll.BFD >ca II 642-0138
Capri 9715 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'75 AAT
1312-0l
4 cytander, 5 speed, air
CODd., AM/FM ,ik and roll suts, t and
PUies. SUper rp! 12 Mo /12,000 Mt Service
Contrac t avulable.
0'315NLY)
$3163
SANTA ANA
DATSUN
1i5 Ponc:be DISC. reblt
ell&. AM/'11 CUI, COV· er, bra. radials, IM>O.
"'JUSZGL
Loeded. ll&&St Sell!
la.81Z1..
eM13'7, Sll-12'72 __ '75 Jm>C. Wa&OD. 4-apd.
'ff PORSCHltl z A/C , $4200 or best 5apd. ~ _ci.~2112 ______ _
.... loyce t756 ..... Uted ....................... . •.•....•...•..........
• · •1 DfAL£R IN U.S.A. ll6dt 991 o
llC)~ ...................... .
CAIVll -:,::~. ~ c~o':f
ROUS·ROYC£ $800. 64~·UU art. 4
IMIJe ......... ~
......., .. .0 -------,..._ __ ............. 't6 Skylark l Owner
OOSIO SUNDAYS AW>. P S. P / B. Spbt pwr lml E 17th Strttt '74 Capn V6 4 !llpd Clean San1a Ana ~ 7811 ~tmake olr 830-6001
-1aeat. air. radials, l'X
'61 Sliver Cloud, elegant, celleot trao1porlat1on
whltt!, by owner, 121 .000 "eb 1 c I e s HO , O f r aft S pm '76 Fiat Spider 124 S spd _ _.:.... ______ 1 FM cass, good cood ~ MS-7888 before 2 i2 C8pn, 4 cyl, 4 spd, $4.500. Ph-493-9543
lo/au, lownr, S92S
644 1190
T~ 9765 C 2 1c 9'15
---
73 CAPRI
6 cylinder. automatic.
AM r adio. tach and
gauges. Spart nms, too
"Extra clean and ruce
driving -Tei.t Jt ! "
(298GUJ >
$2364
SANTA ANA
DATSUN
lml E. 17lh Street
•
169 124 Spyder Convt. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
rna.p, Sspd, $92S. '73 Toyou W&D 1700 or · 7 4 E I d o c.. o n v t •
___ 536-9993 best cir CaU 8J3.25a4 alt showroom. lo m1. ~~t
"" _ _._ 7pm offer, ~ ... at lJl auu. 50,000 m1 . 673-4642
blUP, good cond $2500/of. -,4 <:.ebca. good cood, AC. ----
fer492-6S86 map. Mach u.ru. S2SOO i4 Coope DeV11lt•. lesi.
Hc.da 9727 962-8408eves/wkods than 21,000 m1, i.11 xtn!l
••• •••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • Triwnph 97 6 7 _$39915 675-6462__ _ •••••••••••••••••••••••
VISIT YOUR REPO
ORANGE COAST Tbe Daily Pilot f'ederal
HOND A Credit Union IS DOW lak
A mg sea.led bids on a re HEADqUARTERS ~ '73 TR6 Wllh
'76 Eldo Convert Loadt-d
18,000 au Be-.l of r
Alt 4pm 979 8395 ---
Otvort'e M Wll Sf' II
1979CadJllac !->.•\ 1llc
973 4673 ""kd> onl>
before5PM
'11 MUSTANG
GIU COUPE
Automatic, •Ir cond .
AM/FM tape. steel
radiaJa, wire Wheel COV
en. landau top, luaca&e
nldl. SUper lhal1> and
low miles. 12 llo./12,000
mile Service Contract
avai.J.ab'e ellPRll l
$4377
SANTA ANA
DATSUN
lml E 17th Strttt
S&nt.a Ana ~ 781 l
17 PINTO
WAGON
4 cylinder automauc.
IW' rood , AM FM 1tereo
tape. vtnyl wtenor, lua
pge rack 'fest Dn ve
Lhas Gre11l Bu y'·
f7112SQJ-I
S3170
SANTA ANA
DATSUN
200 l E 17lh Strttt
Santa Ana 358· 7811 TODAYl •• l .I 47,000 rrules. M1n1mum btd $2,400 Car can be 78 Eldo loaded N1ct> S.U... Ana 5.58 7811
'115111••01 newly bU eq
ove rbauled trans
12,000/bat olr lllM-UM
OW....blle 9955 •••••••••••••••••••••••
19770U>S
c.lleaa S..,re,.
YI. auto. trana. factory
air, pwr 1teer10& ar
bnba •. PM' •andoft " &eat., AM /FM 1tereo,
V111Yf root 4' m ucb more!
8XTI'J0 )
$3681
THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
7060 Hf,RBOll Bl Yu
COSTA Ml SA b.;1 0010
'7'9 TORO DIESEL, 5M,
lmded, sorf, 4 •hl di.sc.
land.au Perry 533-6600
71 OLDS ~
CUTWS
SUPREME
V·B. automati c. air
rnnd . pwr steer in g,
rad.to, vuiyl mt.enor, Ian
d .. u lop, o ~w steel
radials One o wner,
''Th.al bUJe old lady'a car
On VI' It v (JU 'II Bu.y
It ' 1-M9HPY l
FORD ~ 23IO S. Main, Santa Ana
AUbeComerofWarner "· 546-7070
'74 Ford 2800cc, V-6 #1 i.e>r.pc:-ty
FOR THE
DISCRIMIMA TING
-:: IMW BUYER
-i4 Capn V6. 4 spd, new
rad:ulls, AM I FM stereo,
x1nt cood. S22001 best ofr
494-5056
UNIVERSITY seen at the Dally Pilot
SAJ...&5&SERV1CE autom otive garage
OLDSMOllLE between 9A M " JPM
2Q(nu OnJ y S7 .400 'W lue
Olr arai.981.84 631 2062. Mwcay 9950 968-.Q2!l) •••••••••••••••••••••••
weekdays only Contact
HOHDA Pat Coe betweeo 9AM & '74 Eldo Coovert Xlot ORANGE OOUNTY 'S
NEWEST
UNCOLN·M ERCURY
DEAL.£RSHJP
S1999
SANTA ANA
DATSUN ellline and trans com· 2.S'lSHArbor Blvd.
plete, $450 both. '71 COSTA MESA
Tr1wnph GTi 2000cc, 979 2500 • 6c7J euline aod traoa ---------coqalete, SS50 both. 74 Dolflrf 311 v .. eoeiae,
U...adreerend COID·
...... 9 ,000 m.Uee. $S7S
all Private Party. Alter s. 8'2-874'.
.......................
IMPORTANT
CNOTICETO
READERS AND
ADVE RTISERS
The pnce of Items
advert1aed by ub1cle
dealers lD the vehicle
clauified a4ver tis1og
oolumm does oot include
&a.Y applicable taxes,
hcenae, lramfer rees,
WEIUY
CUANCARS
ANDTRUCIS
COHHELL
CHEVROLET
.x!>l ll •• rli<•r 111"1
I'( ~T \ .\It~'>.\
546-1200
Can'tSell Your Car.,
CREVIER BMW
PAYS TOP DOLLAR
For Clean Used Imports
Call Mike or Doo
135-3171 finance charses, fees for --------
~=all::~~: MRSCHE'S .... documentary pre-ru
paralioo charges unless WANTED ot.berwile specified by
tile advertiser. ,. n-the ---------t ru.-,w U1 opportunity lwM•u/ to consider the purchue Qft'•ks 9520 or tnde-ln of your clean
---•••••••••••••••• ~. Check with Us 'f11 Jaguar XKE bard top Today! U. wire wbeela. Good -~~--::::-"7.:1§1
cond. 11.000. Dick. ~llf)
IS0-8235. 844-7681 &.I-"
77 l20i
AW>mallc, SWU'OOf, AM·
FM s tereo, t opa1
GIMTJA>
77 320f
4 speed, All·FK 1tereo cassette, 1unroor, air,
blue C290SXE >
71 l20i
Automatic, AM·FM
stereo cassette, air.
Chamoolll: While .
541Z761)
'78320i
4 speed, AM FM slerl'O,
air. s unroof, Polaris
C728WRFJ
'78 3201
Automatic , AM ·F M
stereo cassette. white.
sunroof, C648V AX>
78 l20f
hpeed, sunroof. AM·FM
5tetto. Phoerux orange
Gn4TKil
78 320f
4 speed, air, sunroof,
AM·FM stereo cassette,
Black (OllUJY >
76 5301
Automatic , AM -FM
stereo cassette, air, sun·
rool, Polaris (57J PZM )
76 5301
Automatic , AM -FM
cassette, air, Anthracite amRXH>
'78 5301
Automauc. sunroof. AM·
FM stereo, Ruby red AUTOS IDUDLEY)
W•~ '77630cai
'64 Nova ••I· Ser.400; "'"1 RI' 4 spee d, A M · FM •VB. 4 1pd, poel rear Don't trade · sell us your c 811 8 e tt e, p 0 la r h .S. All ortri. Loob & used Mercedes Benz.
ruo1 1reat l $1300. Call us to rand out what (472T~CI
9720 •••••••••••••••••••••••
1.AAGE
SB.!CTIOH OF
AU.MODB.S
SHOP6COllPARE
BARWICK DATSUN
"'tll l1j tft ( ,lfll :t ,tll•I
8Jl-137S49l-Jl7S
GMC TRUCKS JPM at 6'2-4321, ut 284 cood 47,000 oni ma.
28SOH.arbor Blvd. forflD1.bet'lnform•uoo. "'500/bst olr S48·~17 or
COSTAMf:sJ\ YalcsWOIJlll 9770 -~-------
__ -_S_4_0._9_· 6_4_0___ •••••••••••••••••••• •• • ....c--o
77 Hooda Accord; on g VW · Havmg lroUble sell-
owoer 1 mm a c . & me your car" Try ua Top
loaded! Ext.er. &reY. blk. dollar · Paid for or Not'
toter Sunroof, stereo. 8n.ot your car to Jam
AM/FM cassette. A/C, Marino Volkswagen,
special wheels, Mich 18711 Beach Blvd . Huot
ures Uses reg . prem or ingt.on Buch Allie for
unJead Ras Up to 35 Fran.It l'danoo or Tom
MPG S5900 87~9111 A1klD -----·
i7 Honda cvcc FOR ALL OF YOUR
S1pe00, good rood VW NEIDS
__ S3500 __ . 64.s-5199 Sales Leasin1-Serv1ce
9917 •••••••••••••••••••••••
"70h Camaro 307 ene
AIJlo. cstm nhaust, MW ures. oew punt Clean,
qui ck. economical
m.&34
'78 Z28. sh r AM t ')!
c:asa T-top. SS,iSilJ hrm
~lB
IAYR.ADBOE
UNCOLN-llERCURY
1.6-1! Auto C.eater Dr.
SDF'wy Lake Forest e:lrt
IRVINE
ll0.7000
75 BOBCAT
DU E 1 ~ Street s.m.a Aoa S»-1111
i'8 Delu II Royale. 2
door, A/C, P S. Ult. 1pbt
seat. ~ veklur, stere. •
loirm .SS.900 ~
9'65
•••••••••••••••••••••••
197 2 POllfMlc Ccrtaiaa WAGON Sew tJres Just had e
V~. ~lie, AM f'll. tum up Needa liming
r.diala, t1.111a1e rack Ml. U75 olftt W-5i~
One owner, W>w mal~ 12 aft6Plll
""'_,...P'W" .. .,...wllill 1975 Honda C1v1c, 3 dr. 4
spd. xlnl rood . S2800.
Call aft 7PM, 548-9285
"78 Z28, lo.dfod W XV&.!
clean, lo ma, $5,500
646-4015 Mo 12.000 rrule Service
Contract available
.. Te~l Drive It "
C28311l4N l
72 Ponuac Safan s~
IOme work S300
78 DATSUN
2+2 6 cylinder, automatic,
air cond . AM /FM
stereo, new steel radials,
Cabriolet pkg., one
owner car. "Very. Very
Nice." (078TWL)
$8877
SANTA ANA
DATSUN
lml E. 17th Street Sa.ota Ana m. 7811
9920 aQ.1347 ----
i2 ~ ~rr. runs good,
815 76 HOHD_A___ ••••••;;;;;;;,;;,•••••• $2942
5 speed, AM -FM r•dio. Q.EAIAHCE! se.-OS81 ~~~K on Camaroa. CaJncn. SANTA AHA TI-*'riMrd 9'70
YAWYIMPORTS .JfJf//lt~~1f:VA°rn =Ca~t~ r:du~ DATSUN ;;;·;~··:;;·:;:,;,••
131·2040 49§..4949 842-2000 UODs ' DUE 17th5t.rttt ml Ill good cood . ene &.
...,._ 9730 DASHER DIESEL SAVE NOW!!! S.UAoa W-7'll ::'good. nma perfect.
••••••••••••••••••••• •• 9.a Wagon, 48mpg AC. '74 SLauoo Waioa. Colony 842~
XJ-6 '72 Red. 62M. Xlnt stereo. AM/FM, 1200 m1. Pk., 9 pass. PS, PB. :llnt Y... 9974
CIOOd. $5400/offer white, brown lDL Sl0.150. cood. One OWlll' PP ·-·-·············· ... 780-0705COM Ask for Mr Coa ts. U .095 Evs/wkod1 '7S Gd amd. 2 H• Ures.
714-S-46-4141 dya. eva, ~1317 Very aouous to sell.
'77 XJS V-12. 30Kml. -.111!4-7444evea. ·-u--Park ,___ SJOOOor bat olr eau L&e-S ll ve r / b I k Inter . -~ ... -, .-uc
LOADED Very Clean. '71 Bui. very clean. New ~ Bel A1r +door Sedan -.oao on1 mJles Rella· daM>-3175 ev /wk.nda.
P. P. Dlvom! forees aale. brakes. • tuzw..up. $2000. New eoabw. Auto, V .a: bAe. SJ75. 552·111516. "-t Ada CaU Mi-$878
Wlll aacrifice, Sll.950. 6'73-SU2.. air. r•d.io. &ood tires ._..._ UtH ~ UM4
Call !...a, 714~2323 • vw r----"' ... ..-,orr. Gd ·-·· car. -• ....,...:a, 01-.1, ....., ... ... • .......................................... .
"--Ghio 97J4 new bead.I • valvea. ,_'181111bef2Pll •••••
-···················· U.O.llOlllS. 751-1441 '71 a.veu.e. Xlot cood.
'71 VW Olavert. Cham· 40.000 mi. $3100. m.sm
pqae Edit. 4000 mi. Spec _-'l_s.._pm_. -----
tira/wbla. AM/P'M cua. 'M Chevy Nova slot Mint coad. ... 752-1128
'89 K.O., wht conv.
restored. 13700/oHer.
CZ13YT37·Zl'1'B; 436-8440
9740 u-.ssoo -.J.01r1 YQ1rllBZ'1 realty worth. y•• •_·~ITS ~1 lli9UoDViejolmports -• ._.-v lSVWreblten1. ~e:l~~·~ 131·1740 lll·20404tM94t •MIZ?I Wr:._~ 7l&CAMIMO
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714-M46Zl3ev•. I . 1uv MOOR I ~!!*"· 4 1peed, AM ClmD) "l'IRabbitDlx,xloteood., btcbbk, many atru ... 111111111m1_.l_.4Zl~liiiiiA~Mii!iii•-..s-.T_.~;;;:OS;;;:;,:o:TA:;;:.;;;..S=IA:;;..._,.
Ml , wbitewall Urea, *SlBIOMS lllcb'a, aew •=· awm.... '7J OLDSMOl&I
9160 I I !.'..~~l Lowlnterl,~ mv,,!! ·-.!~~a'! un ~cart> •• • .. ~ ....... .;, .C:ORVETI'E '74 eon~. " CCMR ••••••••••••• ·' 19 9 9
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1
$3179 i2 D6llel m . AIC. PIS. m.mr ~~ w~~= ~IUTA HIA clean, U,900. P .P . '71 Slper BM&le IUUOOI, .tllpm. * ~I M m..-io slOd nallber a.track, lac·,. __ Caprt......._ _____ ao.ded __
I MO DIPOSIT oa LAST MOMTM I DATSUN "1J GllSLC, prime coed., G"'1 .... '3,lOO. &Ma a.: ... ~ .• ,.; I WITAIEAMYTRADI I 21DlE.17thstnet ~·~w!d:.·0~0 · v-. tnJ .-.MHMTaAIPll
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~. Sll,IDO/OBO, P/P, 280ZX CPE. _TM...:...;..M>o_..IOlt......._ __
I eyllader, automau~, i:. l.~ l.'lft air toDd .. All/Pa Oltoelll ttereo, ttHl radlal1, ~.;....o,--=__. __ _
N1a9u map, wtiul ·te-'71•D. Ulle°"' .,.. ~. ••enee ot 1.1,000 D.-ml Malllt..a&. Ptt =··~= -.!l-...·•_.....;.nn......_......,...._ ........
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·~no Rico
· Terrorists M11rder
2 U.S. Servicenlen
SAN JUAN. Puerto Rico <AP>
-Terrorilt fWlmea ambushed
a bualoacl of US. Navy person-
nel on their way to work near
Saa Juan today, kUlinf two
servicemen and wounding 10
others, Navy officials reported
It was the first fatal terror at·
tack against lbe U.S. military m
Puerto Rico ln nearly a dttade.
In March 1970 , a U .S
serviceman wu gunned down in
San Juan in what terrorist! said
Iran Tie
Hinted in
Explosion
FRANKFURT. West Germany
<AP) -A bomb explosion
t slightly damaged the Frankfurt
I office of the Morgan Guaranty
Trust Company today. days
after the Ame rican bank at·
tached some Irani an industrial
shares, police s aid. No inj uries
were reported
"There 1s obv1ousl~ a connec-
t.ion between the explosions and
Ute bank's attachment of Iran's
Krupp s hares," a police
spokesman srud today. Last week Morgan Guaranty
shocked the West German finan-
cial commuruty by obtaining a , l German court order attaching
Iran's 25 percent share in Knipp L Industries. The bank claimed l Iran had fan.cl to make ~
meRl on a loan.
I
I
The U.S . governmen' froze
Iranian financial assets in
America after milltant students
occupied the U.S. Embassy in
Tehran. took hosta~es and de·
manded the extradjtion from the
United Stat.es of former Sbah
Mohammed Reza Pahlavi. They
continue to hold 50 hostages but
the United States refuses to re·
turn tbe shah.
Experts said the bomb consist-
• ed of two empty automobile lire
extinguishers wrapped together
and filled with four pounds of
chemicals. One of the two con
lainers packed in a canvas bag
failed lo detonate because the
explosion of the other destroyed
its firing mechanism
Windows were shattered and a
cement wall was damaged in the
1: 30 a m. blast, police said
They said passersby alerted
;iuthorities after seeing a man
place a susp1c1ous object against
a front column of the bank. They
said tbe man ran ant.o a nearby
pa rk and disappeared before
police arrived. A policeman ~lid
a stone against the bomb, which
, lben detonated
Reactor Breeder
Plants Increase
WASHINGTON <AP) -The
Carter administration reported-
ly has failed in a two-year effort
to curb cons truc tion or
plutonium-producing reactors
around the world, The
Washington Post said today
The newspaper based lta story
on a 20-page draft summary of
the conclusions or the 63-nation
International Nuclear Fuel Cy-
cle Evaluation Conference.
•
wa.a retaliatioo for tbe death ol •
student durtna a riot at Uae
Unlverait)' ol Puerto Rico. Slnce
then, pro-independence violence
has been limited to attacb on
property.
By mid-momina, nobody bad
claimed res pons ibility for
today's attack
The Navy said names of the
dead and wounded were being
withheld Wttil next of kin could be
notified.
1t'bu Beb•a11
USC tailback Charles White.
the second leading rusher in
college football his tory, woh
the 1979 Heisman Trophy to-
da y , easily outdistancing
Oklahoma's Billy Sims, last
year's winner. See Sporti,
Page BL
Huntington
Towing Flap
Brings Suit
T he owne r of a Huntington
Beach lowing company has filed
a $120 ,000 damage claim charg-
ing the city is violating anti-trust
laws by giving its towmg bust
ness to two downtown firms.
Chuck Sherrer, who filed the
claim with the city last Friday.
reported he was blocked m an
attempt to be placed on the
city's towing rotation system.
He alleged Huntington Beach
Auto and Mandie Motors ,
ma naged by Councilma n Bob
Mandie, have "a lock" on the
city 's rotation list lo handle traf·
fi e accident business.
He also leveled a verbal COO·
flict of interest complaint at
Mandie for his association with
the city's to'o\dng system. Man
dic's father is president of the
downtown towing company.
In the wake of the charge, city
officials have proposed the rota·
tion system be revamped and
that companies bid for an ex-
clusive towing franchise.
Police Chief Earle Robitaille
suggested a minimum opening
bid be establlabed at $20,000. He
said tbe city receives no money
from lta rotation praetlce.
City Council members will be
asked tomcht to dedde whether
the city should 1wttcll to the pro-
posed franchise system. ~e
council session beJdns at 7:30
p.pi. in the councfl chambers,
2000 Main St.
The attack occWTed at 6 :20
a m . <2 :20 PST> a s the
servicemen wen ridin• to wort
al a naval communications
facility in Toa B~a. 10 miles
weal of San Juan on Puerto
Rico's north coast. in a yellow
school bus wtth Navy markings,
said Lt Steve Chesser, public af.
fairs officer at the Navy's
Roosevelt Roads Naval Base .
He said none or those on the
Navy bus was armed.
Police said the attackers
abandoned their vehicle, a white
van, not far from lbe scene of
the attack, and apparently fled
on foot. Police forces spread out
through the area in search of the
fleeing terrorists, a police
spokesman said
Sm all pro -indep e nde nce
groups have bombed fe deral
fac ilities and bra nches of
mainland banks an lbe past. but
such attacks have usually OC·
curred an the hours between
midnight and dawn. and there
had been no 111Juries untll today.
The FALN -Armed Forces for
National Liberation -a lso has
staged bombing attacks in the
'United Slates.
Some of the pro-indendence
groups had vowed vengeance fo r
the death of An gel Rodriguez
Cristobal. who was found dead
m his cell at a federal prison in
Tallahassee, 1',la.. three weeks
a go. Prison authorities said he
apparently hanged himself.
Rodriguez Cristobal was
among 21 penoos arrested and
tried for t.reapasaing on Navy
tar1et. beacbee on tbe small
olflhare la ta1ud al Vleq\aes.
Ntneteen were con•icted.
Protests ·have been beJd on the
island in an attempt to force the
Navy to stop ita target bombard·
m e nt and amphibious e•·
ercises. The Navy maintains the
island is vital for training the
Atlantic fleet and Marines
Boy Wounded
By Shotgun
lnFV Area
A Tustin youth said Sunday
that he was wounded in the head
by a shotgun blast from a pass-
ing car in Fountain Valley·s
Colonia Juarez area.
Rene Casarez Carmona, 14.
was treated at Santa Ana-Tustin
Commlmity Hospital for a head
wound and released at 4·30 a.m
a hospital spokeswoman said
Carmona told 1',ountain Valley
police he was nding m a car
near Calle Madero about 1 a.m.
when someone Ill a passing t.an-
colored sedan opened fire.
Police received reports earlier
that a street light rn the area
had been shot out They said
damage to the light was estimat·
ed by Edison officials at $75.
H08tages Freed;
Abductor Killed
LAKE CITY, Fla. (AP> -A
man wbo police say abducted
two Sarasota newsstand
employees was shot and killed
by law enforcement officers to-
day in North Florida, authorities
said. Tbe suspect was shot and
killed at a roadblock after the
hostages were released.
118 Couple Saved
By Smoke Detector
J uat la at montb, Kea
Stetnh11M.f replaced tbe dead
bllUedlit in the •mote d4act.or' lnatalled In th• HunUn1ton
Beach home be lb.area wltti bla
wife, Pat, tMtr dot and • P9l parrot named 0 at&rley ...
TOdQ,, be'1 dan l)ad be did. n WU fii ~. b.tS wife
1ald, that awatl'lled tbe rm earlr tldi mol'nlilif au
tbem to e1eape fi'om • ft.N
filled their bome at 1$111
Neweutle Liait wttb emote IDil dMtro,.S the iltt.cbed ,.,.,.,
StelnbauNr dubed t.bJ'oUP
tbe bOUM, dllcoffred 1ai6t ,
•boved bit .Ue -the WriliolD , ..
wlndow and tbm followed ber.
They were Jot.ned by their dot.
but Stanbau bad to break a
window to re.ter tbe home and
pull out tbe couple'• pet parrot.
bla.U.uld.
Sbo said blr bmband cut hit
l'llbt llC lll tbe nae and bad iO
be treat.ed al Fountain ValleJ
ComcnyaU.J HoapltaJ where
ltlUbM... .... -
nmn.D ..Umatod tllat '8,000
lD dtmalll WU CllUHd by tbe
l:IO a.m. fti'&:
TM e.-. Of tlilW bitn't
be a dl&er1DlDed, ftremen N·
poiUd.
r.
Deli1'ered to Court
Ca rn alla Juanita Mille r . who was extradited from
Arkansas m connecti on with the disappearance of he r
fi ve yt•ar-old da ughter mor<: than a year ago, is escorted
to court m Santa Ana for arr aignment today. She faces
charges of felony child theft. The girl. Valeena Manska
Miller, was taken from her grandparents· home in Hunt·
ington Beach and has since been found. Shenff's Deputy
Barbara Darcy escorts prisoner.
Policeman Traded
For Captives Slain
MEQUON, Wis tAP l A
police ctuef who persuaded a
robbery swpect lo let him trade
places With two hostages was
fatally wounded m a roadside
shootout m which his assaJlant
also died. officials say.
Chief Thomas Buntrock. 42.
was struck an the head by a
shotgun blast Sunday. apparent
ly as he lunged Into the back
seat of tus car in an attempt to
overpQwer hu; abductor. pohc~
said.
School Board
Newcomers
Take Office
New Ocean View <elemen
tary l School District Trustee
Sheila Marcus and retummg
boa rd m e mbe r Ma x we ll
Sudakow are lo be sworn mto of.
fi ce at 7 JO tonight at distnct
headquarters
One of Mrs. Marcus • first
votes Will be m consideration ol
giving pay raises and benefit in·
creases lo district manaaement
personnel. including Superinten-
dent Dale Coogan and the 24
school principala in the Hunt-
ington Beach di.strict.
Sudakow, who garnered the
most votes for two seats up for
election Nov. 6, baa already
served a year on the five-pet'llOO
board. He was appointed laat
year to Mar1aret Stark's board
seat when she resigned.
Mn. Marcus rilla the seat pre-
viously held by board praJdent
Jay Rivera wbo did not run
a1a1n for the term which e•·
pi red Saturday.
Tbe board '"11 leJect a new
president at t.on.iitlt'1 seuloa ln
the board room at 1tNO B St.
WathJn a matter of seroods. an
estimated rune shots were fired,
many of them by o~aultee Couo·
ty deputies and Mequon pouce
as they s urged toward the
chief s car and killed the man.
.. Boom. boom. boom. the C01J6
let loose on lbe bad guy," said
Donna Rhode, who watched the
incident m the glare of police
car headlights.
Identities of the man and the
two hostages were not released
1 m m edlat.ely.
Authorities said the mcident
began when a man suspected of
robbing a service station w~
pursued by a patrol car until tus
car was forced to the roadside
T he m a n fled into a field,
authorities said. but shortly af.
lerward a man and bu duld
were taken Nptive by a man
who com mand~red their car
and drove 1t down a deserted
road .
When Bunt.rock arrived, the
man left the car contairung lbe
hostages and got mto the chief's
car, which then drove up the
street with squad cars close
behind.
Gunfire broke out when the
chief's car reached a road block
at a main thoroughfare.
"The wlndabield was blown
right out ol tbe car,'' said wit·
nelS Bill Bachman.
Buntrock, a Mequon
policeman siMe 1980, was ap-
pointed chief ln this suburban
Milwaukee community of lJ,000
int•.
"He cared so much about peo-
ple," Alderman Ann Ntatewtcz
said. "He looked al hll job u a
peacemaker.'·
AD IN PILOT
..4 GOOD MOYE
N wVow
Of Trial
By Iran
TEHRAN. Iran CAP> -Tbe
sbab'1 mofi to Tau broapt
new t.breatl to put the Amertcaa
ha.taps OD trial U lraniam vot-
ed in a referendum to approve
Ayatollah Rubollab Khomeini's
new blamic comtttutioa.
Tehran Radio announced the
Revohaooary Council baa set
up a center for national
mobUiution to calT)' out Kbo-
me In i 's orders to create a
people's army ready for baWe
against America <Related
stortea, photo, Page A.5).
The government radio also
said Iran will ask the Organiza.
lion of Petroleum Exporting
SHAH RECOVERING
AT TEXAS BASE-A3
LIBYA 'RESPONSIBLE'
FOR SEIOE4ege A4
KENNEDY ATTACKS
SHAH REGIME-AS
Countnes to abandon the dollar
as the currency for lbe intema-
llonal all trade medlum of pay-
ment and instead use a "basket"
of strong currencies
Foreign Ministe r Sadegh
hotbudeh said the shah's
flight Sunday from a New York
hos pital to an Air Force base
ouu1de San Antonio was part of
a plot agamst our revolution. If
the Urut.ed Stat.es decides lo con
Unue the cns1s the trial of
the spies here will begin "
"If the shah leaves the United
Stat.ea for another country, we
will try lbe bost.qes," said a
spokesman for the atudmts bold-
iq lM • A.mel1eaDs wtlo CID s •• ., ~a.tr fib .... ~
tapUYUy in the U.S. Embassy.
'ADGlber ol the militants said u. ala.ab'• IDOft rroa N .. Yon
to Tua was ••anotJter trict
ta.ken by tile CIA to pnJCeet the
sbab. But neeyone in tbe world
knows be cannot be protected
against the Will of God and the
wa II of t.be people ..
The embassy occupiers also
saad that one of the host.ages bad
confessed to betng a CIA spy.
and that Chaf'Jte d' Affaires L .
Bruce La.a.ngen and two senior
a1dtt beutg held separately at
the Foreign Ministry were
"proved to be" spies and must be
kept and guarded carefull'll.
Laingen and his aides hap-
pened lo be at the Foreign
MiolStry when lbe students OC·
cup1ed the embassy Nov. 4 and
<See Ill.AN, Page AZl
Bandit Hits
Motel in HB
A man with a red baodaoa
pull~ over tus mouth held up a
Huntmct.oo Beach motel clerlt
Sunday evening and escaped
with $140 an cash. police said.
The bandit entered the Hunt-
1neloa Shores Motel, 21002
Paclftc Coast Highway, at 6:10
p.m. and told desk clerk Ken-
neth Fregin, 21, be would shoot
him unless be banded over tbe
day's recetpts, officers reported.
The elm told police be did not
see a weapon. He said the rob-
ber wu about 30 years old with
brown hair and wore a dart sld
cap.
Coast
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u
..... MOb1
YI lru for r'u;~~
lf ...., fCMll4 .. '° ., ,bv,........
I.hi •&tar.em· .,. .. , . .
Tb• arrt..cl tlle Uat&ed ltlt. from llnlco Oct. a Kt undtrftll\ lot ,.All_
and 1a111t ... bl New Yon ud
ll to ue for a:n ddnlte
per\od lA • 1ant ottered u-. lbab u1lum. and Eaotlao oftldala
1al4I tM1 be Y9d t.be depwd moelll'Cb u b' to rematD lD United 8lltel for several more .....a. U.S. oftlda.11 aald
oodllAI @oal t.bl abah'• ....
t•al dHUaaUoa. Prealdent carter. med •bet.her tbe tbab mlabt be offend permueot
U.8. asylum,. "I cannot aoawer
lhat now."
Khometni'• ror~ overthrew
Ule 1bah 1n February, and ln a
rtftreoduoi tn the 1prio1 more
tba.n to percent of the elect.orate
approved Kbomeln1'1 plan to set
uP an lllamk republic. Today
and Sunday, the voters complet-
• d tbe change from the
monarchy by vollna on a 000-
1 t lt u tl on makina Iran a
theoc:ratic stale wtth Khomeini
, u the nation's leader for life.
Altbou1h overwbeJmin1 ap·
provaJ was expected In the two-
day vote, mlddle-of-the·road and
leftist political parties boycotted
the referendum because the
78·year·old Khomeini would
become supreme political leader
wltboul the electoral approval of
the people.
l'reifl•• £ar• Derail NA'l'AkAWA
I
CITY OF INDUSTRY <AP) -Four empty railroad frelaht
~ars derailed on a bridge over Azusa Boulevard today, prompt·
mg ~ulborltiea to close the busy street to all traffic.
LOS Angel~ County Sheriff's Deputy Doyle CampbeH said
the Union Pacific cars went off the tracks on an overpass north
of the Pomona Freeway at about 1:20 a.m.
The cars were leaning up against the sides of the bridge be sa~d. and "just the sheer weight of them, we're afraid they
m1gbt rau over ...
.....,tlflal s.,11111• co Rlg•c
LISBON, Portuaal <AP> -After five years of leftist and
mlnonty governments. Portugal swung back to the right and
gave a center·right alliance an apparent narrow majority in the
new National Assembly.
Announclni nearly complete returns from Sunday's
parliamentary election, the National Election Center said the
Democratic Alliance beaded by lawyer Francisco da Carneiro won
Wof the250 ua"mbly seat.a.
It said the Alliance was certain to win a majority when four
seats are decided by absentee ballots to be counted Dec. 12
'-,,erlal t'allq R•ll119 Dme
WASHINGTON <AP) -Tbe U.S. S~preme Court. agreed to·
day to setUe a raflng leaal fight over land and water m
California's tmperta Valley.
The court'• eventual declsion could affect more than a
million acres of farmland ln 17 western slates.
The Justices will d9Cide whether farm owners must sell
huge cb&mb or their land -everything in exceu or 160 acres
for each family member -to continue receivm1 free govern·
ment Irrigation, vital to crop success. The 9th U.S. Circuit Court
of Appe&U ruled that a 1902 federal law prohibits free water to
larger farm..
llotlwr Held 111 2 Deatll•
BAKER <AP> -· A 28-year-old Gardena woman haa been
booked for inveaUgatlon of murder ln the shooting deaths of two
of her daughters, ages 9 and 12, and of trylng to kill her 6-year·
old daughter by polsonlng. The alaylntts were discovered Sunday afternoon after
Nancee Reese crubed her car elght mllea south of Baker on ln·
terstate lS aa she tried to outrun California Hl1hway Patrol of-
ficers rollowtng her for a traffic violation, San Bernardino Coun·
ty sheriff's deputies said. Ma. Reese, accompanied by her 6-year-0ld daupter, An·
nette, U>ld CHP officers she had k1lled two daughters and she
and Annette had bolh ealen lye, deputieg said, addln·g they still
don't know the reason for the killings. They were taken to
Barslow Community Hospital.
Dollar at Record
Low in W.Gennany
Prom AP Dlapatebes
Tbe dollar dropped to a record
low 01alml the Weal German
mark and sold soared more than
$1& all ounce today u dealen re-
portff forelp excbanc,1 preoc·
cupled by the U .S.·lranlan
crl1l1. In late tradlnC ln Frankturt, the
dollar broucht 1. 7"8 mark•,
4 fuJl pf ennli below the previous
low fixing price set Oct. 30, 1978.
<Related photo, Pa1e A4)
The dollar closed ln Frankfurt
DAILY PILOT
on Friday at 1. 7290 martt1. That
bad been the lowest for tbe
dollar since the Oct. 30, urt8,
watenbed.
In Milan, the dollar plunaed to
its lowest level aince Oct. a
aaainlt tbe Italian Ura. In a con-
Unuatlon of Friday's downward
trend, the U.S. currency waa
quoted at 810.50 Ure, down from
815.70 Friday.
Mol'lllnl dollar ratet In other
major European financial cen-
ters, compared wltb Friday's
rate1:
Zurtcb -1.5712 Swill francs,
down from l.eQOIS. Parls -4.0350 French franca.
down from 4.0677. Amsterdam -1.9130 Dutch
nildert, down from 1.8285.
In ~.ii it took '2-*3 to bur a pound, colllpand
to sz.lM Friday.
IA Tobo. t.M dollar decllned
a1atnst the Japanese 1en, clol-m, at ltl.85, down from Me.475
Frlday. JapaneH bankln•
tource1 Hid the central bank
sold b9tween '300 mlllloo·MOO
mUlion to chec:k tb• 4McllM ot
tbeym..
On the London bulllon mute, the prlee of cold wu quot.ct at .... 71 an ounce. up
from "15.IO Flt.day. ID Zurtdl,
the metal wu tradlnl at_... uP
frop:a tua.
Th• stock market ••• lower todaf1 -wlth mln.lnf rtoekl buck·
ln1 tn0 trend, due to womcs
over the Iran.la 11tuation
Tbt Dow .Jones aven1e of ao Snauatrt.111wuOrf1.ft poliltl to
'20.M after tiUrboutt Of trldlnl.
J)ecliae• outdl1tanc:ed ad·
nnca bY • 7· matelo on lb
Nt• Y Qoc.k Ea q .
The Kurdlsb, Arab, Baluchi
and Turkoman minorities also
joined the boycott because the
constitution falled ~o recognize
their demands for autonomy.
Most of the minorities are Sunni
Moslems. Khomeini and most
other Iranians are Shiite
Moslems.
The U S. Security Council
scheduled another session on the
U .S.·lranlan crisis tbls after·
noon. During the flrsl two
sessions Saturday and Sunday
all speakers condemned the lak-
ing of the hostages and called
for tbelr release.
U.N. Secretary General Kurt
W aldhelm said he expected a
resolution now being drafted to be
adopted by mid-week. U.S. Am·
bassador Donald McHenry pre-
dicted action by the Council today
or Tuesday.
Man Sought
In Abduction
Of Teen Girls
A man who offered two girls a
ride home from a bar ln Coela
Mesa later struck one and brief.
ly kidnapped the other, Coeta
Mesa police said today.
They said the man approached
an 18-year-old Cosla Mesa girl
and a 17·year-old HunUnaton
Beach girl outalde a Placentia
Avenue bar at 2 a.m . Saturday
and offered them a ride home.
However, after drivln1 them
to the 18-year-old's home, the
man struck her and pushed her
out of the car, drivina off wllh
the 17-year-old, police said.
They said the girl began.
screaming and Jumped out of
th~ ur a few bloclu away.
Neither girl was seriously in·
Jured, police aald.
Police said they are affk.inc a
man ln bis mid·20s, about &ix
feel one wtth brown curly hair
driving a light 1reen ataUo~
wagon wilbout-of-atatepJalel.
Rape Victim
Hit Again
CLEVELAND <AP>-Detec·
Uve Gregory Kum said be wu
talklne with a 30-year-old rape
vlctlm on the telephone, telllng
her that the tecond of two men
wbo bad raped ber w11 ln
cuatody and "abe didn't have
anythlnc elae to worry about."
A knock on the woma.a'1 door
ended that coaven1Uon, but a
abort time later, Kuns wu alert-
ed that the woman wu beina
raped 11ain -the third aucb u -
11ult in two weeb at the apart-
ment where lbe Uvea wttll her
four cblldren.
Accordiq to poltee, tbe latest
a11ault wu committed by two
tffn·aged htsb. 1 school atudenta
who kicked dOwn the door wtr.n
the woman refund to open tt.
The two later were taken lnto euatocb'.
Wrong Date Given
For Heart Lecture
A 1tory ln 8od•J'I Dally
Pilot lilted tbe ...... date fer a
talk on danae.ra to aot '• tie&r\. Dr. BtnJamln ICrau\,C~!l
1pe•k on th• perill of •Dl 1 ovtrweltht, ltrela, blCh bJooCl
pre11urt and tick of nerd.le,
and WW ananr quatSom, 1t 7
p.m. Dec. 1J at Coat• Mesa
lrfemorl&I Jf0tpltaL Adml11ltie to
th• "f1'W° ..,,..,
GRAND RAPIDS, cb. CAPt -· CbHllmu bu •
eomt early for Frank Boucher. a . tt:rear·old
c•rebl'al ~Y vtcttm wboM bicycle - . h1a only
meaaa of ietUna o"1 and vtaltlna friend.I' --wu atolen.
"A few ~•Y• •10. FranJl didn't have a bicycle.'' Hld the boy 1 mother, Sharon Boucher. "Now be'•
aot four. And people are aUU ca.Ulna from all over."
Two blcyQlet were delivered the nlsht the story
of the theft waa reported, a. &aid. One person drove
HVeral mil• ID a 1b0Wlt«m CO make the delivCf1.·
Later, a restaurant 1ave Frat an exetttse bteycle
ror the house and. bleyde dealer cave him. new
ftve-apeed bike.
Altboagb Frank bu bad two operations on his
legs and hu trouble at.anctin1, be can ride a bicycle.
alter be ia helped onto the 1eat.
''He's Just ln seventh heaven," b1s mother 1aid.
Marine Faces Rap
In Wile-heating
TuaUn police aaJd today they
expect to Ole mW'der cbarces by
mld·week a1alnsl Marine Kevin Lee Gfffn in the assault on
bis wife lhal killed thelr unborn
baby and left Mrs. Green
hospitalb.ed.
Green, 21, of 230A Sixth St ..
Tustin, was arrested
Friday evening after leavtn1
the Saola-Ana Tustin Communi-
ty Hoepital where hb wile bu
been recovering slnce the Sept.
30 attack.
lnvesU1ators aald al the time
the probe wu launched, they
Tune Flies,
But Not Two
Inside Store
Two suspected bur1lars. who
~lleaedly backed a flatbed truck
into Westminster's Western
Time walcb store ran out of time earl~ Stmday.
Juan Cavaaoe, 18, and David
P . Gonzalea, 21 , both or
Norwalk, were arrested on •us·
piclon of bur1lary by a
p0liceman pat.rollin1 the area
near the •bop at 130115 Sprtnedale St.
Officer Mark Frank reportea
lbal be beard a nolle and db·
covered lb• truck backed
lbroup the front door and plate-
glaas window ol the shop.
. He said two men were scoop-
tnl watches lnto a cardboard
box when apprehended about
2·37 am
All of the merchandise was re-
covered, pohce said.
Boy Porno
Ring Broken
weren't certain wbetbet tbe
blud1l'ICJllinl and rape ot Mrs.
Green was the work of the
Orange Coast killer. who I.a be·
ing sought ln connection with eight other very s1m1lar att.acb
TUllln Capt. Ron Lowenber1
said today that Green'• arrest
removes that cue from the as
saulta attributed to the killer.
rapist.
He atnsaed that Green lsn't a
sUJpeet in the remalnlnl e11tu
cues.
The ·~ those uses Is an oUve--man wtth lone
dark hair and a musucbe He Is
ol medium betlht and wet&ht
with a mUICUlar build.
Orem. oa the other band. la
lbort·baired becauae be'1 an ae·
tive diq alariM C.Orps COfl)Ol'aJ
atatloned it Marine Corps
<Helicopter> Air Station, Tustin.
In addition. 1.owenbera noted
lbat Green la sliaht of bUlld Md
"bas no muscle tone at all .. The
Manne ls fair complex1oned. he
added.
Lowenberg said detaala of
Green's arreat wouldn't be re·
leased tmtil murder and uuult
charges att filed In tbe Central
Oran1e Cotmty Judicial Distnct
Court.
"We hope to get lhat done late
today or Tuesday ... be said.
Green was arrested wttbout a
warrant and ls being held ln
Orange County Jail m l&eu of
$250 ,000 bail.
In commmttn1 oa Green'• &r·
rest. Lowenberg noted that Mrs
Green. who was severely ID ·
capacitated by the bealln1. ''bu
made 1 marked improvement m
the pa.st week. That improve·
ment 10 her physical conditJoo
has been critical to the an
ve1li11t1on that led to her buabaDd's arrest ...
Auto Injures
LOS ANGELES IAP) -About--... ...... ,.. c Ii
10,000 color 1Ude'1 of males. 1f~8 ye 8 t
many ot them boy1, poaln1 nude or en•alinl ln 1ex act.a have A Costa Mesa bicycll.al who
been setz.cf ln a raid on what was at.ruck by a car and fiUDI ln·
authorities cJaJm may be "the to the air Sunday ln Costa Mesa
oldest porno bualneaa" in the ci· was ln aeriouA coadltlon today at
ly, police said. Hoa1 Memorial Hospital, police
satd.
Armed wttb a search w&rTaDt.
police found the alldea, nu·
meroua JS-mtn and movie
cameru, a rooftop covered wtlb
arllflclal turf and numerous
movie Mltl lnllde the Athletlc
Mode II Gullet.
To eater the boule the)' bad to
aet put • 16-foot bl1b wall.
guard• and electronic aur-
velllance equipment.
,
They Hid Joae Lula Pfanc•c.
20. of um Wilton St • wu bit
wblle ridinl on Vlctorta Street
weat ot Valley Street al about
S:JO p.m.
The car wu driven by
William Moaroe Huffman IV.~. ot 1om Kukui St., HuntiQltoo
Beach. polJce aaid.
They aald Plancac autfered
major bad and chest lnjw1es
and wu at flnt reported in
critical CODdtUon.
Bua1 bur1lan 4roppe4 I•
tbrouch ro0t1 and burrowed
throuo Willi at four l'omdaill ~~ll-J IN•INll• late Jl'l1d8Y -eart1 SatuiUJ, poJlff .... ported today. .
Offtcert estimated losMI • 1233 ln cuh and •111 wOl1h ot
COPP91' ft&tln... TIM break-lu
occurred at the bUllnell com•
plex at the comer of Warner
Avenue at Newland Street.
Police said the lnlrudera en-
tered the Osborne Chiropractic
Office, t5H Warner Ave., throu&h a root •eot and took ~.
Theo they burrowed t.bloucb a
wall into the fee Cream Attade
and 1ot •worth of coins.
The bur1iara aJ10 entered
Gatlin Home Sprtnklen, 8802
Warner Ave .. ~ro11.•b a roof vent. police aaid. ~ owner
Dorothy Gatlin reported k>slng
$1 LS ln currency and 1180 in ~ ~r flttinp.
A police spokesman said tbeJ'&
waa no slgn of forced entry at
the nearby Sbakey's Pina
Par\or. 9610 Warner Ave., wbe"'°
game macbtnes and an office
were bJt for $60 in cash.
Reports mc:ticate a dark gray
1960's American-made sedan.
with out-of-st.ate license plates
was seen near the brealc·ins.
Wind Halts
Suicide Leap
1 Floor Down
NEW YORK f A p) __ A
woman who Jumped from the
Em pl re Stale BuJldlnc'• Mth-
floor observation deck was
saved when a gust of wind
pushed her onto a ledae one floor
below, pohce uy.
Police sud Elvila Adams 29
of the Bronx. s uffered ~nly
minor lnJunes when winds of up
to 23 mph pushed her tumbling
body onto an 85lb-floor led1e
Sunday evenlnl.
Police officer Joeeph Bay said
al was not an "auumpUon" that
the woman Jumped because a
rour·foot fence surrounds the ob-
servauon platlorm ol the 103-
story buildlnl.
Lost Marine
Loses Auto
In Huntington
A 22-year-old Marine who loel
bl.I way to Camp Pendleton a1JSo
loll bit wallet and his car when
be pulled over oo a HunUnl\OQ
Beach street Sunday eveninl to
consult a road map.
• Orficera said three male
teen-agers ordered Ervin Lopes
out or bJ1 car about 8:40 p.m.,
took h1a wallet and drove oa Ja bis car.
Lopei, POiice said, bad pulled
lnto a closed 1u 1t1tloa on
Beach Boulevard near Cherry
Slnet when the trio conhulted
him. One of the bandit.a pointed
a IUD at b.lm, t.bey al.id.
The k>st Marine told oft'leen
bia ml11ln1 car contained
clothing and other personal
artJcles He said be bad $10 in
bis waJ.let
Police are •till Harchiq for
the stolen car. Lopes. tbey said,
eventually sot a ride to Camp
Pend\eton
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MONDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1979
IJn Puerto Rico •
2 • ID Navy Killed,
As B11s Attacked
'
i TOA BAJA. Puerto RJeo <AP>
• -Unldenllfled auomen am·
bulbed a buaload ol U.S. Navy
personnel today lo a barrqe ol
pistol and shotgun fire, k.lllin&
two servicemen and wounding 10
other penona. authorities re·
ported.
The wounded included three
• women. One of the women and
two or three of the men were
hospitalized in serious condition
' ·Iranians
l •
Renew Vow
Of Trials
! TEHRAN. Iran <AP) -The
t shah's move t.o Texas brought i new threats to put the American
f
hostages on trial as Iranians vol·
ed in a referendum to approve
AyatoUah Ruhollah Khomeini's
new Islamic constitution.
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Tehran Radio announced the
Revolultonary Councll has set
up a center for national
mobilizallon to carry out Kho·
meini's orders to create a
people's army ready for battle
against America C Related
stories, photo, Page A.5).
The 1itovernment radio also
said Iran will ask the Organiza.
lion of Petroleum ExportiJlg
SHAH AECOYEAING
AT TEXAS BASE-A3
LIBYA 'RESPONSIBLE'
FOR S'EIGE-f»ege A4
KENNEDY ATTACKS
SHAH REGIME-AS
Countries to abandon the dollar
as the currency for the intema·
tional oil trade medium of pay-
ment and instead use a "basket"
of strong currencies.
Foreign Minister Sadegh
Ghotbzadeh said the shah's
flight Sunday from a New York
hospital to an Air ~Force base
outside San Antoni~ part or
"a plot against our rev ution. If
the United States de es to con·
tinue the crisis . . . the trial of
the spies here will begin."
"If the shah leaves the United
States for another country, we
will try the hostages," said a
spokesman for the students bold·
ing the SO Americans who on
Sunday begin their fifth week of
captivity in the US. Embassy.
Another or the militants said
the shah's move from New York
to Texas was •'another lnck
taken by the CIA to protect tbe
shah. But everyone in the world
knows be cannot be protected
against the will or God and the
will of the people."
The embassy occupiers also
said that one or the bostafies bad
confessed to being a C A spy,
and that Charge d'Affaires L.
Bruce Laingen and two senior
aides being held separately at
the Foreign Ministry were
"proved to be" ttpies and must be
ke£1 and guarded carefully.
aingen and bis aides hap-
pened to be at the Foreien
Minjstry when the s tudent.a OC·
cupled the embaaay Nov. 4 and
demanded that the U .s. covern·
ment return Shah Mohammed
Ren Pahlavi to Iran for trial
Gbotbzadeh uld lut week that
<See lliN. Pa•e A!)
AD IN PILOT
A GOOD MOYE
·'The DallY Pilot 1aved me tbe
baule of IDOriq mAQJ ot 1111
belml.t-wlMD I eh&llled ,_. .cse;c;:r
.. I receh'ed reeUy 1ood
rt:lpc_Jale tna ID1 claulfte4 •
tD the peper."
• Tbat'• the eihertilaq •~
11.oey °' the OnmD CoUt m&D ~ho placed tbb· 8a' ID tie DaD7
Ptlot:
No one cJahned immediate
respomlbWty for the attack, the
first fatal assault aeainst the
U.S. military in Puerto Rico rn
almost a decade. Violence by un
derground pro·independence
groups generally bas been llrrut·
ed to attacks on property. officers
said.
Rear Adm. Arthur K Knouen.
senior U S. naval officer in the
Caribbean, called it a •'heinous
--·-··· USC tailback Charles White
the second leading rusher m
college football history. won
the 1979 Heisman Trophy to·
day, easily outdistancing
Oklahoma's Billy Sims, last
year's winner. See Sports,
Page Bl.
Riding Trails
Considered
In Irvine Area
Plans to establish 35 males of
riding and biking trails in the c1
ty of Irvine will be surveyed by
members of the City Council
next week.
The Irvine Equestnan Com
mittee will take its proposals to
the co\Dlcil's Dee. 11 meeting, al
which time the proposed master
plan for riding and hiking trails
and policies pertaining to pubhc
stable and residential equine
zoning areas will be discussed
Trails are envisioned for the
coastal and Santiago foothills.
leading to regional trails and
parks such as Mason Regional
Park and Irvine Lake. The trails
would follow the San Diego
Creek Channel and Peters Can·
yon Wash, existing four-wheel
drive vehicle traUs and public
utility rights or way .
Committee spo1tesmen say
council action u needed to pro-
vide for fmancing of trail ac·
quisition and improvements
before development can begin.
Rape Victim
Bit Again
CLEVELAND <AP)-Detec·
tlve GreaorJ Kunz said be was
t.1•1rtn1 witb a 30-year-old rape
victim CJD tbe telephone, teWna ber tbat the lecoad of two men
wbo bad raped her waa ln
cmt.ody and "she dldn 't have
~ elle to worry about."
A Dock CJD the woman'• door
ended that awrsalloo, bul a
lbOrt time later, KUM WU alert·
ed that the WOmUl WU be1na raped Ql1D --tbe third aucb as.
aaal1 ta two web at tbe apart· meat wtaen lbt lives with bei' tour eb1Jdltin.
Accordl.q to polite, the i.test
u11ult wu committed by lwo teeD·a• ·~ acbool atiadenta
wbo ldek:ed dOwll the door wbin
the woman refUMd to o ll
Tbe two later were tat tnto
toiclr.
crime we cannot tolerate "
The Navy said names of the
v1chms were bemg withheld UD·
t1I next of km could be notified.
But local uuthorittes said the
two dead men were the bus
driver and a radar technician
The attack occurred at 6.20
a .m . (2.20 PST> as the yellow
school bus with Navy markings
left a naval t'Ommun1cations
fac1hly in Toa BaJa, 10 miles
west of San Juan on Puerto
Rico's north coast, laking 18
person!> lo work al a radar sta-
laon t •'2 m1lt•s away '
Unconfirmed reports said lhe
gunmen said to number at
least four used two vans in Ute
ambush. one blocking the way
alonl! a deserted section of lhe
narrow road. a San Juan pol.Jee
spokesman said
Authont1es here said the al·
tackers opl'ned fire with a
heavy.gauge !>hutgun and
pistols, apparently .22·callber
and 38-cahbt'r
One of the sun '"ors said the
driver was killed 1rnmld1atcly
when he was shot under th•·
right eye Ont' of Uu.· passt•ngt>rs
grabbed the whet·I. spun the bus
around and drove 1t lJat'k to thl'
Sabcna St:ra c·unimun1cat1ons
facihty. tht' sur\'lvor said ll\:fore
Navy offu:ers took tum awa"
from reporters. ths name w.a~
not given
The terrorists abandoned one
while van and fled in the second
vao. police said. Police forces
apread out t.brougb the area to
search for them.
Al least 41 bullets tore into the
bus, most of them through the
windows in the front half of the
vehicle Blood and shattered
glass could be seen on the floor
ms a de None of those on the Navy bu.c;
was armed . said Lt Steve
Chesser. pubhc affairs officer at
the Navy s Roosevelt Roads
hase .
Adm Knmwn said the attack
was · a well planned. well
1·xecuted ambush ll was not a
tar~et of opportunity "
It was the firs t fatal attack on
U S. servicemen here sine<·
March 1970, when an American
was gunn('d down m San Juan in
what terronsLc; said was retaba-
tion for the death of a student
durin~ a not al the t..m1versily of
Puerto Hi co
Small pro tnd<'pende nce
~roups haH bombed federal
fac1l1t1<•s and branches of
mainland banks in the past. but
such attacks ha\'C usuall} oc
cur red in lht' hours bet we('n
midnight and d<1wn, and there
had been no inJunes until today
The FALN Armed Forces for
National Llbcrat1on also has
staged bombing attacks in lhe
United States.
Some of the pro·indendence
groups had vowed vengeance for
the death of An~el Rodnguez
Cristobal. who was found dead
in his cell at a federal pnson in
Tallahassee, Fla , three weeks
ago. Pnson authorities said he
apparently hanged himself.
Rodriguez Cristobal was
among 21 persons arrested and
tried for trespassing on Navy
target beaches on the small
offshore in island or V1eques.
Nineteen were convicted
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Ready To Eat
Bm Scout Bu•nt S1 mun of I rvme Troop 3li rustle5 up J
1·onc·ort1on known as .. Eblt.>'.'iklnrs Saturday dunng d
•"<·out Ji..lmborl't' c.it the count} fairgrounds m Costa Me.,a
The• '"cblcsk1virs .. are made up of flour. buttermilk. egg'>
.ind baking powder. The scouts make up the pancake·llk e
clash wht>n C'ampmg out. Simon was participating 10
Scout 0 Hama 1979, a showcase for the !)ktlls and talen~
of boys from 47 c1t1es or commurut1es.
Sllpervisors Clash
Over Pact Talks
Oran~e County Supervisors'
Chairman Ph1hp Anthony has
been rebuked by colleague
Edison Miller over the handling
of salary negollat1ons with the
co unty 's adm1n1slrat1ve
management employees
ln a confidential letter. Miller
accus('d Anthony of engaging 1n
hard·bne bar~ainin~ tactics and
of makmg 1nnammatory state·
mt-nls.
M 1 lier !laid that Anthony 's snf>·
port of a mcnt pay proposal 1s
unreasonable and doesn't have
his 1 Miller s> support
He said he has never been con
suited by Anthony and that there
1s no consen.c;us among the board
member; favonng a ment pay
pro" 1s1on
M 1 Iler said today he would not
comment on the letter because 1t
might further inflaml' the s1tua
lion and hmder negot1atJons with
about 550 employees tn the
bar~a1rung urul
M 1 Iler asked Anthony to call a
<1pec1al executJve session o{ the
board wtlh representatives of
the uruon invited to clanfy is·
s ues
Earlier Friday Anthony ac·
cused representatives of the
baq~ain1n~ unit of "union
grandstanding and of apparently
trying to impress Its employees
as to how tough it is."
"Such uncalled for attempts to
attract sensational publicity by
the uruon can only serve t.o un-
dermine the negotiation process
which is still under say." he
said.
.t
Anthony also claimed Lbat
there has been no complete set
tlemenl offer from Lbe uruon.
Anthony said today he
wouldn't comment on the con·
tents of Miller's letter because
those statements were not "coo·
struct1ve "
John Adams. a representative
of the bar~aininJ<? unit. said
ne~ol1ators reached a tent.alive
agreement on the menl pay 1s
sue following all-day sess1oni.
last Tuesday.
He sau.f county negollators
called back the ne xt day,
ho.,.ever. to state that there -.as
no aJ<?reement
The union has retuml'd to 1Lc;
demand of an 8 percent across
the board pa) increase retroac
t1ve to last June. roughly the
-;ame pay increase that most
o ther county employees re
Cel\ ed
Adams said Lhe county bas of·
fered a 3 percent across-the·
board pay increase and the plac-
ing or money into a pool from
which a menl r81se would be
distributed
The menl raises would vary in
s ize. depending on the
performance or the ad·
mtnistrators as evaluated by
supenors.
Adams said that ad ·
mlntstrative management
employees sbouldn 't be roret:d
into the position of competing
for salary increases that other
worken received in previous
agreements.
(See CLASH, Page Alt
Dr.,.lcna Drieitlfl c .. es
Irvine Arrests Climb
I FIFTEEN CENT~ ,, mwo
To Seat
Board
Tbe lrvtne Ranch Water Ola·
trtct otndally comes under COO·
trol of a publicly elected 3-2
board majority t.oallhl when two
new directors picked by voters
in November are seated.
Tbe board, which only ~
months ago was dominated by
landowner·elected represen·
tativH wlk> held a 5·2 majority,
will meet at 1 p.m . at the dis·
trict 's offices, 4201 Campus
Drive
j
Tbe new directors t.o be seated
are Peer Swan a nd Ray
Auerbach.
A supenor court judge in Sep.
t.ember ruled landowner selec·
lion of directors to be UD·
conslltultonal The major land·
owner in the district is the
l rvme Company
Under terms of a complicated
court settlement for transition of
power t.o the vol.Lng public. two
Irvine Company Vice presidents.
Warren Fix and Fred Keller.
stepped down from the board in
October. cutllng membe.nhip
from seven t.o five. Fbt's seat
was abobshed but Keller's wu
left vacant until November.
Auerbach replaces Keller.
Swan replaces direct.or Wilham
Eppinger. one of two publlcly
l:'lt'Cled members of the board
before the rullng
Another landowner picked
director. Charles OIJver, st.ep5
down as of tonight, his posilton
abolished too. The remaining
two. C Orville Reinhardt and E.
Hay Qwgley, give up their seats
m June. although they could nm
for Lbe poiutJOns if they cbo6e.
The only member of the board
who serves ~ transi-tioo period is eleeted
chred.CM" WQ"De Clar whose t.ermtillU"wiD.lw. itii.
Tbe rub.ng whicb led t.o this
dramatic abaft in power was the
result o1 lawsuits filed a1etnet
the district bJ the city of Irvine
and Irvine Tomouow, a citi.zms
group, ID 1978
Both contended landowner
control of the board violated t.be
one· man one-vote doctrine up.-
he Id by t.be U.S. Supreme Court.
Directors ton1g,bt will elect
new officers for the coming
year. rncludmg a new president
and v1re president of the board
A treasurer. secretary and as
s1stant secretanes also will be
:>elected
Two Headless
Bodies Found
-..Ew YORK IAP) -Fireman
Jaml's Rogers camed one or the
burned bodies from a Manhattan
motel room and was preparing
to administer mouth-to-mouth
resusc1lat1on when he noticed
the body had no bead.
"I'm used t.o seeing charred
bodies. but Uus was the wonit
expenence I've ever had in 12
years of firefighting," Rogers
said Sunday after the discovery
of the headless. handless
corpses of two women, both
believed t.o be ID their late teens
or early 20s.
Police said the lower portions
of the women's torsos were
doused with a flammable liquid
and set afire before the killer
fl ed. apparently ta ting tbe
heads and bands with blm.
Coast
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''Sen. CraDlton and I tene 1D &be Senate
witb your odler senator. Sam HaJuawa. M1
desk ii rtlbt next to bb ~ bal ad
pUJow, •' Kennedy said, lauahlDI.
Kennedy WU •peakJDa at a tund·ralaini dinner for Cranston, wlio la 1eetin1 re·
election ln 1980
Frelglat f:•n Der•H
CITY OF INDUSTRY <AP> -Four empty railroad frelaht
cars derailed on a brlqe over Azusa Boulevard today, prompt-
ing !utborities to close the busy street to all traffic.
~ Angeles County Sheriff's Deputy Doyle Campbell said
the Umoa Pacific cars went off the tracb on an overpau north
oftbe Pomona Freeway at about 1:20 a.m.
The cars were leaning up against the aides of the bridle be
said, and "Just the sheer weight ol them, we're afraid they might fall over "
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LI~BON, Portugal <AP> -· After five years of leftist and
minonty governments, Portugal swung back to the right and
gave a ~ter-rigbt alliance an apparent narrow majority in the new National As~mbly.
!'nnounctng nearly complete returns from Sunday's
parliamentary election, the National Election Center said the
Democratic Alliance beaded by lawyer Francisco da Carneiro won
125ofthe250assembly seats.
It saJd the Alliance waa certain to win a majority when four seats are decided by absentee ballots to be counted Dec. 12.
l•perial .,•liq 81111•9 D11e
WASHINGTON <AP> -The U.S. Supreme Court agreed to-
day to settle a raging le1al fight over land and water in
California's Imperial Valley.
The court's eventual decision could affect more than a
million acres of farmland in 17 western states.
The Justices will decide whether farm owners mu.st sell
huge chunks of their land --everything in excess of 160 acrea
for each family member -· to continue receiving free 1overn-
ment 1mgation, vital to crop success. The 9th U.S. Ctrcult Court
of Appeals ruled that a 1902 federal law prohibits free water lo
larger farms
Mealier Beld I• 2 DeaCll•
BAKER (AP) -A 28-year-old Gardena woman bas been
booked for investigation of murder in the shooting deaths of two
of her dau~hters , ages 9 and 12, and of trying to kill her 6-year-
old daughter by poisotllng.
The slayln~s were discovered Sunday afternoon after
Nancee Reese era.shed her car eight miles south of Baker on In-
terstate 15 as she tried to outrun California Highway Patrol of·
fice rs following her for a traffic violation, San Bernardino Coun-
ty sheriff's deputies said.
Ms. Reese, accompanied by her 6-year-old daughter, An·
netle, tOld CHP officers she bad killed two daughters and she
and Annette had both eaten lye, deputies said, adding they still
don 't know the reason for the killings. They were taken to
Barstow Community Hospital
Dollar at Record
Low in W. Germany
From AP Dlspa&cbet
The dollar dropped to a record
low against the West German
mark and &old soared more than
$15 an ounce today as dealers re-
ported foreign exchanaea preoc-
cupied by the U .$.-Iranian
crisis. In late tradln& ln Franltfurt, the
dollar broupt 1. 7068 marks,
a full pfenllla below the previous
low fixinl price aet Oct. 30, 1978.
<Related photo, Page A4)
The dollar closed in Frankfurt
OM.._CQMT
DAILY PILOT
on Friday at 1.1290 marks. That
bad been the lowest for the
dollar since the Oct. 30, 19'18,
watershed.
In Milan, the dollar pluneed to
its lowest level since Oct. 3
against the Italian lira. ID a con·
tinuatton of FridQ'a downward
trend, tbe U.S. currency wu
quoted at 810.50 lire, down from
815.70 Friday.
MondDI dollar rates in other
maJor European ftnanclal cen-
ters, compared with Frtda1'1
rate1:
Zurich -l.5'772 Swill francs,
down from 1.eQ05.
Part. -4.0950 French Innes,
down from 6.0l'J'1.
Amsterdam -1.9130 Dukb pllden, down from 1.taS.
ID i:sb k took ta.al to bu1. a pound, compuecl
to '2-1985 Friday. ln ToQo, the dollar declined
•1•1Mt ·the ':" yen, clol-~ at•• fl'om •.'11 PrlcHJ. JapaatH b•nt!:f
IOGl"CM laid the central IOl4 llltw.. '800 mlWoa...,
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lkat80W." . lt"°""'Dl'1 fOl"Cll O'ffltlllw
tM llUlb ID February. ud ta a
refi NWbu ID tM aprtac mare
than • .,....,.."' ... eMdmde appftmld laaomebll'a olu tlO 9lt
\lP an lalam.lc republic. TodQ
aact &.mdQ. the YOten eomplel.
ed tb• cban1e from tbe
monatth)t by vottq oe a ccm-
1 U tu U o o matloa Iran a
tbeocntlc awte with Khomeini
aa the aa.tioo'a le9der for life.
Altboup ovenrhelmln1 ap-
proval wu expected ID the two.
day vote, mlddJe.ot·tbe-road and
left.lit polttlcal partie1 boyeoued
tbe referendum becauae the
71-year-old Khomeini would
become supreme political leader
without tbe electoral approval ot
the people.
The Kurdish, Arab, Balucbi
and Turkoman minorities also
Joined the boycott because the
constitution failed to recopize
their demands for autonomy.
Most of the minorities are Sunni
MosJems. Khome1n1 and most
other Iranians are Shiite
Moslems.
The U.S. Security CounclJ
scheduled another session on the
U .S.·Iranian crisis this after.
noon. During the first two
sessions Saturday and Sunday
all speakers condemned the tak-
ing of the hostages and called
for their release.
U.N. Secretary General Kurt
Waldheim said be expected a
resolution now being drafted to be
adopted by mid-week. U.S. Am-
bassador Donald McHenry pre-
dicted actioo by the Councll today
or Tuesday.
VJSitor Loses
Purse, Genis
To Burglars
Lorraine Lober's 18 boles at
golf ln Irvine Sunday afternooo
proved to be costlier than she had lmatilined
Police said thieves broke Jnto
Mrs. Lober's car in the parting
lot of the Rancho San Joaquin
Golf Course and stole mori.than
$7 ,000 in jewels from her JJU,rse.
Mrs . Lober and her husband
Richard, Arcadia residents who
own a vacation home in Newport
Beach, where they were spend-
ing the weekend, had stopped at
the golf course on their way
home, police said.
As the Lobers played golf, the
burglars used some type of
metal cutting tool to bore
throucb the trunk of the car,
where Mrs. Lober had placed
her punJe.
The miasini Jewelry lnchaded
a diamond-s tudded opal
necklace valued at $6,000 and as-
sorted other rings, earrinp and
necklaces.
Clothing on hangers inside the
car was not taken, omcens said.
Mrs. Lober bad removed her
wallet from the purse before she
placed it in tbe trunk.
Coast Voter
Unit Plans
Goals Meet
Repreaentatlves of the Orance
Coµt Leaaue of Women Voten
wW meet °"ednesday, Dee. 12, to develop propoaall for atud)t
and action at national and COUD·
ty levelt ol. their involvement.
Tbe meetlq will be at 9:30
1.m., tn the Unlnnlty Part
Community BuUd.ID.i. 1 Beecb
Tree Lane, Intne.
Memben from Costa Mesa.
NewPOrt Belch. Irvine and the
Sadd.Wladt Valle1 wUl aUead
but t1MJ ltrell tbat tbe publie ta
invited to alt and offer further
11111..uam.
PiiorttMI determ.bMcf out ot
thla meet1Q wW be eu'lied to
the next LWV natioGal COllftD· ttoa tdleduled ID Wub•natoa.
D.C.nm~.:-.-
Trtcla id:.t'&_.th.pl'OIJ'&ID ::.=, Utba°= ii UM 1Da1D =-of tie nattmal otJMltnl.
,
Sd•gers
When you'~ YOUD&. there's no place better
for getting into unusual positioaa than the
swin& set. These three lads -P•ul :Stately,
left. Matt Gancar and Mart LonMim, all
11-take advantage of the facilttiel at the Santtaao Hill Elementary School tn Irvine's Northwood area. Tbe young
swingen are students tbere.
Irvine Foundation Marine
Sets Record Grants Faces Rap
A record SI0.335,311 ln if&llla,
with nearly $700,000 for Orange
County educational, commta:Uty,
medical and cultural prolJ"ams,
bas been awarded by the James
Irvine Foundation.
It marb the firlt time lo tbe
foundation's 41 years, the
awards have topped SlO million.
according to the recently re-
leased annual report.
The California Institute of
TecbnolocY was n!elpient of the
largest award, tt.S milllon for •
new cell biology and chemistry
laboratory on its Pasadena cam-
pus.
The San Ftanctaco Symphony
received $1 million to assist its
move to a new Performing Arts
Center. The Nature Conservan-
cy, San Francisco, got a check
for $500,000 to aid acq_utsltJoo 9'
the Santa Cnu llland preserve
near Santa Barbara and
establiahment ol a preaene on
Mccloud River.
The bmdatioa aa" '121,000 toward~ ol tbe South
Cout Repertory's new Fourth
Step Theater ln Costa Mesa. It
wu the lar1est of the Orange County award.I.
The Newport Harbor Art
Museum received $100,000 ror
expansion of Its educaUon pro-
gram and $100,000 went to
Hospice Orange County Inc. of
Laguna Hills to inJUate a pro-
gram for the terminally ill.
The Boys Club of the Harbor
Area lnc. received $90,000 for a
delinquency prevention ~ject and the Boys Club of una
Beach got S6,1SO for Jmprove-
ments to its facility.
The Boys Club of Placentia
Inc. wu given 110,000 for a new gymna51um.
The Experience Center, Costa
Mesa, received $7,500 for
science technology pro1ram1
and Florence Crlttenton
Sentenced to Die
INDIO <AP> -A 215-year-old
Las Ve1u. Nev. man, convicted
of killing two women ln a
Coachella date palm 1rove lut
Marcb, baa been sentenced to
death. James Andertoo'a ten·
tence let.I an automatic appeal
to state Supreme Court
Services ol <>ranee County lnc., wu recipient at m.ooo to aid
flnancinc ol a fad.Uty for unwed.
teen-aee mot.hen.
Oranae County · Spontortn1
CommiUee 1.nc., Santa Ana. wa
then U0,000 to ezpaad
leadership ll'a1nlna proanms
and the oran,e County United
Crusade received '4.900 to buy
equipment for lta offices lo Garden Grove.
The Speech and Lan1ua1e
Development Center lnc., Buen.
Park, received U0,000 to
purcbue vocaUooal proirams
equipment.
Nearly half the 1ranu
awarded in the state were tor
educatioDal Proanma. tbe re-port sbowa.
Community pro1ram1 re-
ceived L5 percent of the money,
cultural programs 20 percent.
youth causes. 11. percent and
medical and bealtb projects 8 peretmt.
NeartJ ~ mlllloa bu been
liven to Procrama throqbout
Callfomla stnce the 1ranta were fint iuued m 1938.
Gas BilbJ
f;oing Up
LOS ANGELES <AP, -
Winter residential gas
bills will go up an average
of another $2.46 a month
followin1 California
Public Utilities Com-
mission approval for the
Southern California Gas
Co. to increase ratea
beginning Tuesday.
The PUC granted the
utility an increase of $287
million a year to offset tbe
coat of 1as purchased
from ou14-state supplies.
That wu *2 million lesa
than aouebt by Southern
CaU.lornia Gu.
Ratea for various
cluaes of commercial and
reaidentlal customers will
10 up between 10.1 percent
and '5.1 percent, the PUC
said.
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In Murder
Tustin police said today they
expect to file murder charges by
mtd-week ap1mt Marine Kevin
Lee Green 1D the uaauJt oo
b.la wife that killed their unbon)'
baby and left Mra. Green
boq>ltalb.ed.
G n!«i, 21. of 230A Slxtb St.,
Tu sti n, waa arrested
Friday evening after leavi.n&
tbe Sanla·Ana Tustin Communi-
ty Hoepttal where his wile bas
been recovertni since the Sept.
30 at.Uck.
lnvestl&aton said at tbe time
the probe waa launcbed, they
weren't certain whether the
bludgflOGlna and rape of Mrs.
Green waa the work of the
Onnge Coast klller, wbo ls be-
tng MM.tcbl in coo.necUoa with eight otha' ._,. ahnila.r attacb.
Tuattn ~ Roa Lowenberg
aald today that Green 'a arrest
remo999 that UN from tbe as-
uulta attrlbuted to the killer-
rapist
He stre&sed that Green i.arJ' l a
suspect in the remainine eight
cases
Tbt-suspert ln lhoee cues lS
an ouve-s.lunned man with long
darlt hair and a mustache. He is
of medium beJgbl and weight
with a muscular build.
G rttn, on the other band Is
short·tuured because he's an ac-
tive duty Marine Corps corporal
s tationed at Marine Corps
<Heltcopt.erf Alr Station, Tustin.
In addiuoo. Loweoberi noted
that Green is sllebt of bW.ld and
"bas oo muscle tone at all." The
Marine ia fair complex:loaed. be
added.
Lowenbera said details of
Green's UTeCt wouldn't be re-
leased c.mW mmder and auault
chara• are fUed ln the Central Oranie County Judicial District
Court.
"We hope to get that done late
today or'l'ueld.ay," be said.
Green wu arrated without a
warrant aod ls beina held Jn
Oran1e County Jail in lieu ol ~.OOObail.
. . ~ .
Velours at the Ga~e.
erew. p1ecket. "''**·end r~~ trom in iorig ~. and P'eck• only'" short .......
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VOL. 72# NO. 337, 3 SECTIONS, 30 PAGES
1n Puerto Rico
Navy Killed
As Bus Attacked
• ID
.
TOA BAJA. Puerto Rico (AP)
-Ua.ldenUlied 1wimeo am-
bmbed a busload ol U.S. Navy
peraonnel \oday in a baJTq~ of
pistol and shotgun fin. k:iJJina
two servicemen and wounding 10
other penooa, a"tbor1ties ~
ported.
. The wounded included three
women. One of tbe women and
·Jrania~
:Renew Vow
Of Trials t •
' : ~ . TEHRAN, Iran (AP> -The t shah's move to Texas brought
~ new threats to put the American
I. hostages on trial as Iranians vol·
r ed in a referendum to approve
(
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini ·s
oew Islamic constitution.
Tehran Radio announced the
Revolutionary Council has set
up a center fe>r national
mobilization to cai:ry out Kho-
meini 's orders to create a
people's army ready for battle
against America (Related
stories, photo, Page A5).
The Rovernment radio al.St>
said lran will ask the Oreani.ia·
1
~ tion of Petroleum Exporting
• SHAH RECOVERING f ATTEXM BASE-A3
LIBYA 'RESPONSIBLE'
FOR SEIGE--9a~ A4
KENNEDY ATTACKS
SHAH REGIME-AS
Countries to abandon the dollar
as the currency for the inlema·
tional oil trade medium of pay
ment and instead use a ''basket"
of stf'Ol\i cUITencies.
Foreign Minister Sadegh
Gbotbzadeh said the shah's
flight Sunday from a New York
hospital to an Air Force base
outside San Antonio was part or
"a plot against our revolution. If
the United States decades to con·
• tinue the crtsts . . the trial of
~ the spies here will begin." f "If the shah leaves tbe United f States for another country, we t will try the hostages.'' said a
, spokesman for the students bold·
ing the SO Americans who on
( Sunday begin their fifth week of
captivity in the U.S. Embassy.
Another of the militants said
the shah's move from New York
" to Texas was "another trick
';· taken by the CIA to protect the
sbab. But everyone in tbe world
knows he cannot be protected
against the will of God and the
1 wlll of the people."
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The embassy occupiers also
said that ooe of the hostages bad
(See IRAN, Pa1e AZ)
two or three ol &be men were
bolpltallred In aerloua condlUon.
No one claimed Jmmediat.
reapomlbWty for tbe attack. the
first fatal auault •lain.at the
U.S. military in Puerto Rico in
almQSt a decade. Vlolence by UD·
deraround pro·lndependence
groupe ceaerally baa been limit·
ed to attaeka on property, officen .
1t1tu Bet .. a11
USC tailback Charles White.
the second leading rusher in
college football history, won
the 1979 Heisman Trophy to-
day, easily outdistancing
Oklahoma's Billy Sims, last
year's winner. See Sports,
Page 81.
School Site
On.Agenda of
CUSD Board
Capistrano Unified School Dis·
tri~t trustees are scheduled
tonight to discuss their request
for a 40-acre high school site in
the proposed 1,200-home Glen
dale Federal project in San Juan
Capistrano
CUSD Superintendent Jerry
Thornsley said Glendale Federal
developers have made "little
concrete progress" with school
cilstrict. aides on the need for the
proposed high school site.
The Glendale Federal develop.
ment is planned for a 1,265-acre
area on a prominent San Juan
Capistrano hillside located east
of the San Diego Freeway and
south of San Juan Creek Road.
Dick Rebal, a Glendale
Federal official, bas agreed to
discuss the high school site re·
quest. with trustees at a 7:30
p.m . meeting in CUSD bead·
quarters, 32972 Calle Perfecto,
San Juan Capistrano
CUSD officials say the most
desirable site for the future
school would be northeast of the
freeway within walltine diJltance
of downtown San Juan
Capistrano
saJd. Rear Adm. ArUmr K. Knaben.
aenior U.S. naval otflcer in tbe
C.ribbean, called tt a "betMIJ'S
crime we cannot tolerate.''
The Navy said names ot tbe
victims were betq wtthbeld UD·
til next-0.f·kin could be nodfted.
But local aut.bortUM said tbe
two dead men were Ute bua
driver and a radar teetmlciml .
The attack occurred at 8:20
a .m . (2:20 PST> as the Je)Jow
school bus with Navy marttnas
left a naval commumcalions
facility in Toa Ba_ia, 10 miles
west of San Juan on Puerto
Rico's north coast. taking lK
persons to work at a radar sta
tion 1 'h miles away.
Unconfirmed reports said the
gunmen -said to number at
least rour used two vans a.n the
ambush, one blocking the way
along a deserted section of the
narrow road, a San Juan polJce
spokesman sa.ict
Authont.Ies here said the at
tackers opened firt• with a
heavy gauge shotgun anrl
pistols. apparently 22 cahb1 r
and 38-ca II ber
One of the survivors said th.-
driver was ktlled immt·diateh
when he was ~hot under tb(•
right eye One of the passenger~
grabbed the wheel, spun the bu~
around and drove it back to the
Sabeoa Seca communications
facility, the survivor said before
Navy officers took ' him away
from reporters. His name was
not 1iven.
The ten'Orilta abandc:Joed one
wblt. van and d~ In the aecood
van, police saJd. Police forces
spread out through the area to
search for them.
At least 41 bullets tore into the
bus, l'D06t of them tbrou3h the
windows in the front half or the
vehicle. Blood and shattered
glass could be seen on the floor
inside.
None of those on the Navy bus
was armed, s aid Lt. Steve
Chesser, public affairs nffu:er at
the Navy's Roosevelt Roads
base
AD IN PILOT
.4 GOOD MOVE
"The Daily Pilot saved me thP
hassle of moving many of ID)
belongings when I changed res
idences."
·'I rec ea ved rea 11 v good
response from my classified ad
in the paper."
That's the advertising success
story of the Orange ('oast man
who placed t.h1s ad in the Dail)
Pilot.
M O\ in.: Sil It-ant lfJ U\·~.
pinP dl~k. ,.h<11r... 1•:11n1 1n~s . frames , much
more
If you want to save a lot of
hassle through successful ad
verti.sa.ng, try the Daily Pilot.
Call 642·5678.
SelHng ~apaae•e Cars
Four Japanese models from Tokyo pose on
lhc beach at Laguna Beach for a Japanese
car commerc1al. The crew and models
were nown here from Japan because it is
easier to film commerca.als in the United
States .
Sycamore Hills Due 5 Deported
U d . T . h After Chase p atmg omg t On Freeway
Laguna Beach City Council
members will receive an update
tonight on the city's progress in
purchding Sycamore Hilla and
will be uked &o comider Ml9W'8l
recommendations concera.lng
the project..
City Manager Ken Frank bas
prepared a 20 page update oo
the city's purchase of Sycamore
Hills from Rancho Palos Verdes
Corp in June of 1978. Council
rr.embers will review the report
and are expected to consider
several recommendations at
their regular Tuesday n1gbt
council meeting.
Tonight's meeting was to
begin at 5 p m in council cham·
hers. Comments from residents
would not be accepted, officiab
sauJ
The city purchased the 5.22·
acre parcel between Laguna Can·
yon and El Toro Roads from
the development firm for $6.75
mi'.llon In order to end lawsuits
f1lt-1I by Rancho and the city.
Smee the purchase, the city
has paid more than Sl million to
Rancho for the land, mostly
fund s derived from Orange
County for future parkland and
alignment for the proposed San
.Joaquin Tran!iportalioo Cor-
ridor
Eut interest on the remauung
$5 4 million is building up at ap-
prnx 1 mately $1 ,580 per day, and
the city 1s pursuing several
avenues to pay off the debt and
the large interest payments.
The city is currently seeking a
$6 .4 million loan from tbe
Coastal Energy Impact Pro·
gram CCEIP> that would enable
Immediate payment to Rancho,
thus ending the hagb interest
rate payments.
If the loan la approv~ it ~
duce. tiae ••s data Mc I II
the city would assume a lower 5
to 6 percent interest rate on the
CEIP loan.
Tb•t would 1tve Lacuna
Beach planners more time to•
cade what should be done with
S ye a IDOC"e Hills. and puts the ci·
ty in a stronger nego(.Utuic posi-
tion wtth Baywood Development
Co . which 1s •nterested in
purchasing up to 60 acres near
Leisure World.
The caty expects to receive
between S2 7 mathon to S3.9
m1lhon from sale or land lo
Baywood for construction or
a bout JOO townhouses.
Council memben; are also con-
s1dennli( a JO&nt planmng venture
with the county. the Irvine Com·
pany and the Southern
Cahlom1a Golf As.soc1allon for
development of two goU courses.
a resort hotel and homes on land
owned by the city and the lrvme
Co
Altemauve£ to that plan, ac·
cord in~ to Frank's report. wouJd
oe to se-ek court settlement or
the land disput.c, or transfer the
property back to Rancbo Pa.lo8
Verdes
Frank suggeslor; the caty COO·
tmue pla.nn.ang for the area. and
w 111 ask councal members
tonight to consider retaani.ng OM
of two comparues to prepare an
envarorunental report and finan-
c1 a I reas1b1hty study on the
Joint use ol the develooment ol
<See UPDATE, Pase Al)
A pickup truck carryt.ng five
Mexican nation.als crashed into
a concrete freeway center
d.ivider ID Sall Clemente &mciay
ai&ht .n.r a chase bJ U.S.
Border PaUol qenb.
Two ol the men ln the truck
needed medlcal treatment folJowtme tM 7 p.m. ~ oo the
San Diep Freewa7 near the
A Yentda Ma&dalena overpass.
Bodi wen trealed and released
from San Clemente General
Hospital.
Border Patrol agents said the
truck ex.ceeded the speed limit
but did oot reach high speeds
after at passed through the San
Onofre checkpoint. 'Ibe driver or
the truck refused to yield to
pursuing agents.
AJJ five men in the truck have
been deported, agents said. "The
names ol the illegal a.llens were
not released.
Truck Rolls~
Dumps Load
A San Clemente truck driver
escaped IDJUry this morning
when his vehicle rolled off a
freeway ramp and dumped a
load of asphalt onto the street,
snarling traffac.
Make Currell. a former San
Clemente pohce officer, said ooe
or his truck's wheels gave way
as be was leaving the A veold.a
Pico offramp from tbe San
Daeco Freeway sbortly alter 7
a.m .
LB 'Sagging Home' Probed
As tbe truck rolled and
dumped its load, another auto
WU bit by tbe flying uphalt,
causi.nc tbe driver to rear~
another car, poUce said.
But oo one wu burl. Police
and Calilomla Hilbway Pat.rol
officen b8d tbe upha.lt cleared
By STEVE MlTCHELL
Of_Oell,~ ........
· as they di.reded tralflc throucb
the busy street oear San
Clemente Hilb School.
Coast
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SAN FRANCllOO <AP> -llil.. &N KtllMdJ, •
palp.lq for tello9 Oemoalll a.. Ala Crlnltolt ...t.n"ecl &o
reporta tbat Calltonlla'• 8eDaiblleaa .... 8.1. • ... bu
bHn known to dou olf IJI the 8laale.
''Sen. Cr&Dltoo ud I 1ene in tbe Senate
with your otbel' uoator, Sam lla,yabwa. llJ
detk ii rllbt out to b1I lleesUI baa aad pillow,'' kennecb aald, i.~.
Kermed,y WU 1peuin1 at·• fund·ralltnt dlnner for Cran.ston, wbo ii 1eek.ln1 • re· elecUon ln ta.
l're .... i C•r• Der•H MAYAllAWA
CITY OF INDUSTRY (AP> -Four empty railroad frelpt
cars derailed on a brtd&e over Azusa Boulevard today, prompt·
ing ~uthorities to close the busy street to all traffic.
LOS Angeles County Sheriff's Deputy Doyle Campbell said
the Uruon Pacific cars went off the tracks on an overpass north of the Pomona Freeway at about 1:20 a.m.
The cars were leaning up ilgainst the sides of the bridge, be
said, and "Just the sheer weight of them, we're afraid they
might fall over."
rori"flal s.., •• ,, ••••• ,, ...
LISBON, Portugal CAP) -After five years of lefbst and
minority governments, Portugal swung back to the right and
gave a center·rigbt alliance an apparent narrow majority in the new National Assembly.
Announcing· nearly complete returns from Sunday's
parliamentary election, the National Election Center sald the
DemocraUc Alliance beaded by lawyer Francisco da Carneiro won 125ofthe250assembly seats.
It said the Alliance was certain to win a majority when four
seats are decided by absentee ballots to be counted Dec 12
'-perfal t'•lfe9 R•H119 Dt1e
WASHINGTON (AP>-· The U.S. Supreme Court a1reed to-
day to settle a rafing legal fight over land and water in
Cahfomia's Imperta Valley.
The court's eventual decision could affect more than a
million acres of farmland l.n 17 west.em states.
The jusUces will decide whetber farm ownen must sell
huge chunks of their land -everything in excea of 180 acres
for each family member --to continue re<:elvtng free 1ovem-
menl irrigation. vital to crop success. The 9th U.S. Circuit Court
of Appeals ruled that a 1902 federal law prohibit.a free water to larger farms
Motltn-Beld 111 2 De•tll•
BAKER <AP> -A 28-year-old Gardena woman bas been
booked for investigation of murder in the shooting deaths of two
of her daughters. ages 9 and 12. and of trying to kill ber 6·year-
old daughter by poisoning.
The slayinas were discovered Sunday afternoon after
Na9cee Reese cruhed her car eight miles south of Baker on ln·
terstat.e 15 as she tried to outrun California Highway Patrol of·
ficers following her for a traffic violation, San Bernardino Coun·
ty sheriff's deputies said.
Ms. Reese, accompanied by her 6-year-old daughter, An·
nette, told CHP officers she had killed two daughters and she
and Annette had both eaten lye, deputies said, addin& they sUU
don't know the reason for the killings. They were taken to
Barstow Community Hospital.
l
lJollar at Record
lDw in W.Gennany
From AP Dlspatelan
The dollar dropped to • record
low against the West German
mark and &old soared more tban
$15 an ounce today aa dealen re-
ported foreicn exchans" preoc-c up led by the U .S.-lranlan
crisis.
In late tradinl in Franktult, the
dollar brou1ht 1. 7088 marks,
a full ptenm, below tbe pre'fious
low flDnl price Ht Oct. 30, lt71.
<Related pboto.o!'!fe A•> The dollar cl ln Franll:fwt
o..ANGI COAST L.llC
DAILY PILOT
-
on Friday at 1.7290 marks. That
bad been the lowest for the
dollar since the Oct. 30, 1978,
watershed.
In Milan, the dollar plunged to
its lowest level since Oct. 3
against the Italian lira. In a COD·
tinuatioo ol Friday's downward
trena. the U.S. currency was
quoted at 810.50 lire, down from
815.70 Friday.
Morniq dollar ralet in other
major European tlnanclal cen·
ters, compared with Friday's
rates:
Zurich -l.5'172 Swiu frana,
down from L8005.
Parb -•.o.150 French francs,
down from •.om.
Amsterdam -l .tl.. Dutch
gullden, down from l.t •.
In IA>odoa, it took $2.208I to
bu1 . a Brttbb pound, compared
to '2.1115 Friday. In Tebo, tbe dollar decl1ned
a1aJ.mt the Japanae yea, clol·
iDI at 249.85, down from a&t.4'15
Friday. Japaaeee bant!:: aource1 laid the catral
1014 betWMG '800 mJlliOft • ..,
m.Ullon to cbect the ct.ell.De ol ua. yen.
Oa tbe London bullloQ marut. tbe prtce of 8o1d wu
QUOted at "28. 75 an ounce, up from "15.ao l'rldaJ. In Zwicb,
the metal wu tradina at "21, up
from tua.
'l'Jaa lt.oCt mUUt WU lowir:r toda~1 Wiu. iD1Dllil ltAJicU budl• laC me triad, due to worn. °"' tM 1nDbid lltuatloa. Oe Dow ,.., ........ Ol IO
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Tile lbala ant"41Jl tM Umt.d
.. tea Mnko Oct. 11. He
UDd fWmt ftt for UDCS
and callltGDll in New v otk ad
ii to recuperate for AD ~
perlodbaTau. •int bu offered tbe Cab uyfum, and zmttan ollldab
1aJd tbey believed the depoeed
mourch wu likely t.o remain to
'h• ~nlted States for aeveral
more week.a. U.S. offtciala aaid
ootbina about tbe abab'1 even·
tual aeatlnallon. Prealdent
Carter, asked whether tbe abab
mlabt be offered permanent
U.S. uytum,, "I cannot answer
that POW."
Khomeini's forces overthrew
lhe shah ln February, and ln a
ref ere.odwn in the sprinc more
than 90 percent ol the electorate
approved Khomeini's plan t.o set
up an Islamic republic. Today
and Sunday, the voters complet·
ed the chan1e from the
monarchy by voting on a con-
s tit utlon makine Iran a
theocratic state with Khomeiru
as the nat.Jon·s leader for life.
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Sycamore Hills and the sur·
rounding Laguna Canyon.
He will also ask the council to
consider extending a deadline
for Baywood for exclusive
negottating rights to July 1, in
order to allow the firm to com-
plete its preliminary planning
for the proposed development
near Leisure World.
The council will also consider
pursuing the low-interest loan
through the Coastal Commission
and send a letter to the com·
mission responding to conditions
placed on that loan proposal.
A copy of that letter will be re-
viewed by the council tonight.
and act.loo on all of Frank's rec·
ommendattons h expected
Tuesday ni&bt.
Burglars
Active in SC
Burglars stole $3,980 in cash
and jewelry in two separate
break-ins in San Clemente over the weekend.
Luke Walsh, 1880 N . El
Camino Real, reported that two
diamond wedding rings valued
at a total of $.1,000 and $80 in
cash were taken from his mobile home Saturday.
Evaline Calvart. 369 Calle
Guaymas, told police burJ}anen.
tered her home through a
kltchen window and took $880 in
cash and gold and shell jewelry
valued at $100 Saturday.
Gas Bills
Going Up
LOS ANGELES (AP) -
Winter residential gas
bills will 10 J1P an averaae
of another '2.46 a month
following California
Public Ulilitiea Com-
ml.11lon approval for the
Southern California Oaa
Co. to Increase rates
beginning Tuesday.
Tbe PUC &ranted tbe
uUllty an increase of '287
· million a year to offset the
co1t of 1a1 purebaaed
from out.of-It.ate aupJ)Uee.
Tbat wu '2 million len
than aouaht by Southern
Callfomia Gu.
Rates for various e...._ ol. commercial and
realdenUaJ cuatomen •W
10 up between 10.1 J>UCeDt
and ~.l pereeat, the PUC
said.
Police Nab
Theft Suspect
Oranp County llMrtff'a dlp-
uU.. Wd todaJ they c•ptund osie 1upeet Sunday nHr the
aeeee crl a buralilt9 at laek'•
8utboard ShOP -... l>ua Poblt. but UH!01• IUll*t ... .,.,,,
IJeoU K. BUnan, 18L ol .... Beach, wu arre1tea 1bort11
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Laguna's la:%
Saxophonist George Butts was one of the stars that
performed Saturday and Sunday in the Irvine Bowl in
Laguna Beach's first Jazz festival. Promoter Carroll
Coates said after the event the musicians and audience's
response to the event was excellent and he plans to make
at an annual festival. About 3.500 J&U fans attended the
two·day show under blue skies and warm sunst:line.
Irvine Foundation ,
Sets Record Grants
A record $10,335.311 in grants.
with nearly $700,000 for Orange
County educational. community. •
med.lea! and cultural proerams.
bas been awarded by the James
Irvine Foundation.
It marks the first time in the
foundatioo'1 41 yeau, the
awards have topped 110 million,
according to the recently re·
leased annual report.
The California tnatttute of
Technology was recipient of the
largest award, $1 S million for a
new cell biology and chemlstry
laboratory on lts Pasadena cam-
pus
The San Francisco Symphony
received $1 million to asslst its
move to a new Performing Arts
Center. The Nature Conservun-
cy, San Francisco, got a check
for $500,000 to aid acqu1s1tioo of
the Santa Cnu Island preserve
near Santa Barbara and
estab~hment of a preserve on
Mccloud River
The foundation gave Sl.25,000
toward construction or th.e South
Coast Repertory's new Fourth
Step Tbeater in Costa Mesa. It
was the largest of the Oranae
County awards.
The Newport Harbor Art
Museum received $100,000 for
expansion of its education pro-
3 Die in Colli8ion .
MONTEBELLO <AP> -A car
that went out of control and
rammed lnt.o a it.eel uUUty pole
has left three per1on1 dead,
police said. Tbe dead were Iden-
tified as Lawrence Villareal, 22;
bis almr Jes.le Banuel<>1, 216,
and her aoo, Richard, 10, of East
Los Angele..
gram and Sl00,000 went to
Hospice Orange County Inc or
Laguna Hill.a to uuuate a pro
gram for the temunally tll
The Boys Club of the Harbor
Area lnc received S90.000 for a
dell.nquency prevenuoo pro1ect
and the Boys Club of Lagwia
Beach got ts.ISO for improve-
ments to Its facility
The Boys Club of Placenua
Inc wu given $10,000 tor a new
gymnUlum
The Expenence Center, Costa
Mesa. rec el ved S7 ,500 for
science tttbnology pro1rams
and Florence Cr1ttenton
Services of Orange County Inc .
was recipient of f7S.OOO to atd
financing of a facility for unwed.
teen ·aee mothers Orange County Sponsoring
Committee In c . Santa Ana. was
g i ve n Sl0,000 to expand
leadership training programi.
and lhe Orange County United
Crusade received $4.900 to buy
equipment for its offices in
Garden Grove.
The Speech and Language
Development Center Inc . Buena
Park . received $30,000 to
purchase vocational pro1rams
equipment
Nearly half the grants
awarded in the state were for
educational programs, the re·
port shows.
Community proerams re·
eel ved 15 percent of the money.
cultural prouams 20 pen:ent.
youth causes 11 percent and
medical and health projecu 8
percent.
Nearly $81 million bu been
liven to procrarm tbrouebout
CaUfonlla since the ,-rants were
first issued in um.
1'&.u.PUB.T, w.io......_
<AP> -A bomb eaploalos'\-
1U1btl1 dama1.ct tbe l'r ....... : ~
Office o1 tbe llorpn Otaana1.7 • .;! ~
Tru1t Company today. da,.:
afttr the Ammc•o bank aw ... .,,.
tached tome Iranian lnctuatrt~.'
1bara, poltc. taid, No laJuri• • · wer• reported. .,.,.~
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''Then ii obvioualf a Connee£ •:
lion between the e:aploekm-..:Mt· -
tbe bank'• attachment of Iran-'• Krupp shares," a poll ct
1pok•m&D Hid today.
Lut week Mor1an Guaranty
sboeked Lbe Wl9t German nna. •
clal eommunlty bf obta.lninc c
German court order attachlac
Iran '1 25 percent abare in Krupi>
lndu1tries. 'lbe bank claimecj.
Iran bad falled to make pay.
meat on a loan.
Tbe U.S. 1overnment froze
Ira olan flnanclal auets ta
America after militant ftudenta
occupied the U.S. Embaay u.·
Tehran. took hoet.qea and d6·
maoded tbe extradition from tlle...
United Stales of former Shah.
Mohammed Reza Pahlavi. They ·
continue to hold SO hostages bQt.
the United States refuses to re.
tum the shah
Experts s8ld the bomb consist·
ed of two empty automobile ~
extingwshers wrapped together
and f1Ued with four pounds ol
chem1cala. One of the two con-
tainers packed in a canvas bat
railed to detonate because tho
explosion of the other destroyed
it.a hnna mecbaniam.
Wlndowa were •battered and at
cement wall wu damaged in the,.
\. 30 a. m. blast. police a aid. :-: -
They S&Jd puaersby ale~
authonties after seelng • miui
place a suspicious obJect again.st
a front column of the bank. Tbej _
said the man ran into a nearby .
park and disappeared befoa:ie •
police amved. A policeman slicl~ :·
a stone agaa.nst the bomb. whidt"
then detonated.
Two Headless:·
Bodies Found
NEW YORK <AP > --Flrem.,a
James R.opn carried ooe of U..· burned bodies from a MaohattaQ-,
motel room and was preparing•
to adml.nuter moutb-to·moutb-
resusclt.ation when be notJced
the body had oo head
"I'm used to seeing charred
bodies. but tbls was the worst
expenence I've ever bad in 12.
years of firefighting," Roger:a ~
sald Sunday alter the discovery •
of the headless. handless
corpses of two women. ~
beheved to be m their late teens-·
or early 20\s. _..
Police said the lower portions .
of the women's torsos were_
doused with a flammable liquW ·
and set afire before the killer
fled. apparently taking tbe
heads and bands with him.
Probe Sought
CLEARWATER, Fla. <APl •
Or1an1Jen of a weekend ralb(-
s • y they collected 2,000
1ipatures cm petitiOOJ uldng for.
a congrealooal invest11at1oo ·11
lhe Church of Sctentolo~
Or1aniun sald the rally was lO
protest plam by members of the
cburch to control Clearwater br
Lnriltratlni orcanilationa ran1-
ln1 from the police departmeu(
to the local news media. ....
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bus speeds alone in San Clemente. 'The area is target of three-year
state project to improve freeway conditions.
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These phones come in
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And take them home \vith you .
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In· Health Unit
Tine ol tbe Iii: new membcra recart1J eleded
to the boud ol dlreeton ol the ()raqe County
Healtb P'wmtn1 Council live or wort aloGs the
Or ..... Cout.
Jn acldttion, 10 ol lbe J2 members elected to the
COUDdJ'1 UMmbly live in the beach areu.
INOAJDBD AMONG THE new board mem·
ben are Barbara Brown, vice chairman of tbe
Fountain Valley PJ1nnln1 Commlasion; Roman
Curiel, aaaiatant vice chancellor for ad·
mlnistrative affairs at UC Irvine; and Gunther E .
Herinl ol Corona del Mar, manager for corporate
development and 1trategic planning for the Fluor Corp
Assembly delegates lnchlded Patricia A. Ken·
drick, Newport Beach, wbo LI curreotlJ speaker of
the assembly; Dr. Ma.r1aret Peterson. Newport
Beach, and Glenn Woodmansee, lrvtne.
ALSO NAMED TO THE aaaembly were
Carolyn Green, Corona de1 Mar; Kernan Upper,
Costa Mesa; Gordon Beacham, Huntingtoo Beach;
Clare Hanna and Warren Wolf, Lapna Hills, and
Marlene Angelo1 and William S. Caldwell,
Newport Beach.
The council, which ls a federally.
designated agency charged with health care plan·
ning for the county, bas a 27·member board of
directors.
Transit Problems
Aired at Meetings
The Orange County Tramtt District wW hold
meetings Wednesday In Fountain Valley and
Garden Grove to eatber public opinion on bow to
make its transit facilities more accessible to ban·
dicapped passengen.
The meetings will be from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
at the Fountain Valley Community Center, 10200
Slater Ave ; and from 9:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. at the
Garden Grove Community Center, 11300 Stanford
Ave
Al1 of the district's existing and planned
facilities already are accessible to the ban·
d1capped, said Al Hollinden, a transit di.strict
direct.or.
But a new federal Department of Transporta·
Uon regulation requires that all of the district's
facilities, policies, vehicles and services be ac· cessible by July 1, 1982.
That means that at least half of the district's
rush hour vehicles must be able to handle
wheelchairs
·Youth Film Fest
Set for County
A free film festival dealing with \be problems
of today's youth is set for Dec. 8.
The festival is bein1 sponsored by the Orange
County Delinquency Preventioo Commission and
will be shown from 9 a.m . to 3:30 p.m. ln the board
bearing room at the Hall of Administration at
Broadway and Santa Ana A venue ln Santa Ana.
Fllma such as "Scared Straigbt." "Teen.age
Father," and "A.Diel Death" will be among the 14
films scbeduled for the day.
For further information, contact the com·
mission at 83f. '1028
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2 hf Navy Killed
As B11s Attacked r
L roA BAJA. Puerto Rica <AP> ~ -Unidentified 1umen am-
bulhed a bmload ol U.S. Navy penooneJ today lo a barr._ ol
pbtol and ahcqun fire, kWinl
two aenicemen and woundiq 10
other penona, authorities ~· ported.
The wmmcled incl~ three
women. One of the women and
two or three of the men were
tio.pttallzed lo serious condition.
No .one claimed immediate
rapomibWty fOI' the attack, the
fint fatal uaault •lain.st the
U.S. mllltary lo Puerto Rico in
almost a decade. Violence by un-
der 1round pro-Independence
groups 1eoera1.ty bu been limit-
ed to attacks OD properly, officers
said .
Rear Adm. Arthur K . K.no.lzen,
senior U.S. naval officer 1n the
Caribbean, called il a "heinous
White aad 'l'roph11
USC running back Charles White talks to newsmen after
being named winner of 1979 Heis man Trophy. At right is
Heisman Trophy won severaJ years ago by former USC
runnin~ back O.J. Simpson. White is the second leading
rusher m college football history. See story, Page Bl.
Wning, Services
·Eyed by CM Council
t Proposed ordinances lo reg-t ulate hypnotists a nd am-
t bulance services, and a rezoning
• request to permit a senior f citizens housang pro1ect, will
• come before the Costa Mesa City i Council tonight p The meeting begins al 6:30 in
council chambers, 77 Fair
Drive
~ St. John the DJvme Episcopal
: Church at Bay Street and 1 Orange Avenue is seeking r permission to rezone its proper-
: ty to construct 36 subsidized
1 senior bowsing units
I Also on the agenda is a pro-
recommending adoption or the
higher rates lo resolve a stand-
off between council members
and ambulance operators
Council members have de-
manded a cost breakdown
withm their city hm1ts. Am
bulance operators, who serve
several cities, have said they
can present their profit-loss
figures, but can't break them
down by city.
Costa Mesa ~lows a charge of
S40 plus $2 per mile, while the
county allows $60 plus S3 per
mile
crime -.w cannot tolerate · ·
The Navy said names of tbe
vicUma were being withheld un-
til next~f-ldn could be notifted.
But local aulborilies said the
two dead men were the bus
driver and a radar technician.
The attack occurred at 6:20
a.m. (2:20 PST> as the yellow
school bus with Navy marking$
left a naval communications
facllity in Toa Baja, 10 miles
west of San Juan on Puerto
Rico's north coast, ta king 18
pen1ons to work at a radar sta-
llon l lta miles away. ,
Unconfirmed reports S81d the
gunmen -said to number at
least rour used two vans in the
ambush, one blocking the way
a long a deserted section of the
narrow road, a San Juan police
spokesman said
Authonlles here said the at-
tackers opened fire with a
heavy-gauge shotgun and
pistols, apparently .2.2-caliber
and JS.caliber
One of the s urvivors said the
dnver was killed 1mmed1atel)
when he was shot under the
right eye One of the passengers
grabl>E'd the wheel. spun the bus
around and drove 1l back to the
Sabena Seca communications
facility. the survivor said before
Navy offi cers took him away
from reporters His name was
not given.
The terronsts abandoned one
white van and fled in the second
van, police said. Police forces
spread out through the area to
search for them.
At least -0 bullets tore into lbe
bus. moet ol them through the
windov.rs in the frool half of t~
vehicle. Blood a nd shattered
glass could be seen on the floor
inside.
None of those on the Navy bu.'!
was armed, said Lt Steve
Chesser , publlc affairs officer at
the Navy's Roosevelt Roads
base
Adm Kno1zen said the attack
was "a well-planned, Y.ell
executed ambush It was not a
taq;:et of apportunity "
Mesa Crash
Hurts Woman
A pregnant woman was tn·
1ured Sunday when the pickup
truck m which she was riding
was struck from behind, Costa
Mesa police said today.
However, they said doctoM ctl
lloag Memorial Hospital told
them there apparently wasn't
any damage to the tetus earned
by Sandra Wallace, 19, of Costa
Mesa, who suffered bruises m
the crash
Police satd a car driven by
Catherine Ann Trrul, 23. of Costa
Mesa, collided with the rear of
the truck driven by Steven Ray
Wallace, 24, of Costa Mesa, at J
p.m. on Wilson Street east of
Min er Street.
1
posal that the city adopt a new
onlinance setting s tandards for
ambulance services
.. Council members also will be t asked to decide lf they want to
l adopt ambulance rates charged r in most other parts of the coun
ty. Those rates are higher than
rates currently char1ec1 in Costa
.Mesa
City Manapr Fred So sabal is
Vn1Jor11 Ba .. Di~d
Marine Faces Rap
In Wile-beating
Gail Bills
Goil:ig Up
Cub Scout Chef
~h ant• Fras ier, 8, examines his cuhnary hand.Jwork dunng
"l('Ollt ().Rama conducted th1~ pas t '-'eek end at Oran~e
County Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa Shane. a member of
Costa Mesa Cub Scout Pack 373 . was making tort.Jllas
l lone-,t.
• Supervisors Clash
Over Pact Talks
Orange County Supervisors'
Chairman Phllip Anthony has
been rebuked by colle ague
Edison Miller over the handling
of salary negot1attons with the
c ou n ty ·s ad m1n1str atlve
management employees
In a ronfidenhal letter, Miller
accused Anthony of engaging m
h<1 rd hnl· bargammg tactics and
of making 1nnammatory state
ml·nts
M illt>r said that Anthony's sup
port of a merit pay proposal is
unreasllnable and doesn't hnve
his 1 Mtllt•r's) i.upport
lie ~aid he has never been con
suited by Anthony and that there
is no consensus among the board
members favonng <1 merit pay
prO\'ISIOn
M 1 Iler said today he would not
com menl on lhe letter because it
might further inflame the situa-
tion and hmder negotiations Wllb
about 550 employees in the
bargairung urul
Miller asked Anthony to call a
s pecial ex~utJve session of the
board with representatives or
the union lnvited to clarily is-
sues.
Earller Fnday Anthony ac-
cused representatives of the
bargaining uo1t o f "union
grandstanding and of apparently
trying to impress its employees
as to bow tough ilis."
"Such uncalled for attemJ)U to
attract sensational publl~ity by
the union can only serve to un-
dermine the negotiation process
which is still under say," be
said.
Anthony also claimed that
there has been no complete set-
tlement offer from the union.
Anthony said today he
wouldn't comment on the coo·
tents ol Mlller'a letter becaule
thole statement. were not "CCD·
structlve."
John ~. a representative
or the bargaining unit, said
negotiators reached a tentabve
agreement on lbe ment pay ll·
s ue following aJJ-day sessions
last Tuesday
J-fe said county negotiators
called back the next day.
however. to state that there was
no agreement.
The wuon has returned to its
demand of an 8 percent acf"0.5S
the·board pay increase retroac
live to last June, roughly the
i.ame pa) increase that most
othe r county employt!es r e
ce1ved
<\dams said the county has of
fered a 3 percent across·the
board pay increase and the plac
mg of money into a pool from
Y.h1ch a ment raise Y.ould be
d1stnbuted
The ment raises would vary m
size . depending on the
perf ormance or the ad
mm1~trators as evaluated by
supenors
Adam s said that ad-
m1n1strati\'e management
employees shouJdn•t be forced
uito the position of competJDi
<See CLASH, Pa1e Al)
Man Sought
In Abduction
Of Teen Girls
c FIFTEEN CENTS
•
Hostages ,
Putin
New Peril
TEHRAN. Iran <AP> -The
abab'1 move to Texas brou&ht
new threats to put the American
boat.aces an trtaJ u Iran.tans vot-
ed in a referendum to approve
Ayatollah Rubollah Khomeini's
new lalamlc cooatitutioo.
Tehran Radio announced the
Revolutionary Council bas set
up a center for national
mobilization to carry out Kh<>-
me in i's orders t o create a
people's army ready for battle
against America <Related
stories, photo, Page AS >.
The f(overnmenl radio also
said Iran will aak lbe Organiza-
tion or Petroleum Exporting
SHAH RECOVERING
AT TEXAS BASE-Al
LIBYA 'RESPONSIBLE'
FOR SEIGE-Page A4
KENNEDY ATTACKS
SHAH REGIME-AS
Countnes to abandon the dollar
as the c~cy for the interna-
tional ou trade medium of pay
ment and mstead use a "basket"
of strong currencies
Foreign M1n1s ter Sadegb
Ghotbtadeh said the shah's
flight Sunday from a New York
ho!.p1lal to an Air Force bast!
OUL'llde San Antonio was part or
a plot agamst our revolut.Jon. If
the Lrut..ed States decides to con·
ltnUe the Cn MS the tnal or
the spies here will begin "
"lf the shah leaves the United
States for another country. we
will try the hostages, ' said <1
spokesman for the students bold·
in& the SO Amencans Nbo on
Sonday bq1n their fifth week of
captjvity 1n the U.S. Embassy.
~nolher of the mibtanlb said
th shah's move from New Yorlc
lo Texas was .. another trick
taken by the CIA to protect the
shah But everyone in the world
knows be cannot be protected
ag1lost the will of....God and the
will of the people '' '\
The embassy occupiers also
said that ooe of the hostages had
confessed to bemg a CIA spy.
and that Charge d 'Mfa1res L
Bru<'e l.aingen and two seruor
aides bemg held c;eparately at
the Fore1~n Minis try wert'
"proved to be" spies and must be
kept and guarded carefullv
La1ngen and his a1r1c~ hap-
pened to be al tht:' Foreign
'tm1s try when the stucients oc-
cupied the embas~y Nov 4 and
<Stt IRAN. Pagt> AZ )
Mesa Cyclist
Badly Injured
A Ca6ta Mesa bicyclist who
v. as struck by a car and flung in-
to the &Jr Sunday m Costa Mesa
was m sen ous cond1t1on today at
Hoag Memonal Hospital. police
said.
They said Jose Lws P1ancac.
20, of 1022 Wilson St., was bit
while riding on Victoria Street
west of Valley Street at about
5:30 p.m.
The car was driven by
William Monroe Huffman IV. 20,
or 1°'2'l Kukui St., Huntington
Beacb, poUce laid.
They said Piancac s uffered
major bead and chest injuries
and was at first reported in
critic al condition.
Coast
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SAN FRANClSCO <AP) -&-. Edward K•'"dJ, WD•
paianlne for fellow Democnl Sa Alu craui.o., nlerNd to
reports that Cdforala'• BC-Sa. &J. a.an laaa
been known to dolle olf ta CM •
''Seo. Q-anston and I aerve lD the Seaate
with your other aeuator, Sam Hayakawa. llJ
desk is right next to bis aleeplnl bas and
pilJow," ~ &ald. laUlhtnl.
Kennedy WU 1peakin1 at a fund·railln,
dlnoer for Crauton, who ls seekin1 re·
election lo 1980
~YUAWA
CITY OF INDUSTRY <AP> --Four empty railroad frel&bt
cars derailed on a bridge over Azusa Boulevard \oday, prompt·
ing ~uthorlties lo close the busy street to all traffic.
LOS Angeles County Sherifrs Deputy Doyle Campbell said
the Union Pacific cars went off the tracks on an overpua DOl1b
of the Pomona Freeway at about 1:20 a.m.
The cars were leaning up against the aides ol the bridle. be
sald, and ''just the sheer welgbt of them, we're afraid they
might fall over."
PertlfflOI S..,laga to 8l9•c
LISBON, Portugal <AP) -After five yean of leftist and
minority governments, Portugal swung back to the right and
gave a cent.er·rigbt alliance an apparent narrow majority in the
new National Assembly.
Announcing nearly complete returns from Sunday's
parliamentary el~ction, the National Election Center said the
Democratic Alliance beaded by lawyer Francisco da Carneiro won
125 of the 250 assembly sea ta.
It said the Alliance was certain to win a m~rity when four
seat.a are decided by absentee ballots to be counted Dec. 12.
t'Mkle Seta S11eefl M•rlc
EDWARDS AlR FORCE BASE <AP) -Budweiser Rocket
driver Stan Barrett continued bis assault on the sound barrier
today, J>ushi.Dg the three·rocltet car to &13.086 mph, the fastest
s peed recorded for a manned vehicle on land.
Barrett's run across the dry lake surface beat b.iB record of
about 638 thpb set in the rocket on the' Bonneville Salt Flat.a in
Utah on Sept. 9. But this was not an offl'lfally sanctioned effort at breaJt1na
the land speed record. Barrett is working up to an attempt on
the sound barrier.
Metlter Belfi I• 2 De•tla•
BAKER <AP) --A 28-year-old Gardena woman bas been
booked for investigation of murder in the shooting deatbs of two
of her daughters, ag~ 9 and 12, and of trytne to kill ber S-year·
old daughter by poisoning.
The slayinis were discovered Sunday afternoon after
Nancee Reese crashed her car eight miles south of Baker oo In·
teratate lS as she tried to outrun California Highway Patrol of.
ficers following her for a traffic violation, San Bemardino Coun·
ty sheriff's deputies said.
Ms. Reese, accompanied by her 6-year-old daughter, An·
nette, told CHP officers she bad killed two daughters and she
and Annette bad both eaten lye, deputies said, adding they sWl
don't know the reason for the killings. 1bey were taken to
Barstow CommunJty Hospital.
Dollar at Record
Low in W. Germany
From lt.P Dllpalebel
The dollar dropped to a record
low apinlt the West German
mark and 1old soared more than
$1.5 an ounc:e today u dealers re·
ported forelp excban1es preoc·
cupied by the U.5.-Jranlan
crisis. In late trAdtng lo Frankfurt, the
dollar brought 1. 7088 marks,
a full pfennig below the previous
low fJxi~ set Oct. 30, 1178. <Related Pace A•)
_The_ £.loud in Frankfurt
<
DAILY PILOT
on Friday at 1.7290 marks. That
had been the lowest for the
dollar since the Oct. 30, 19'18,
watershed.
In llllim. tbe dollar pluqed to
its lowest level since Oct. 3
against the Italian lira. In a COD·
tinuaticxl of Friday'• downward
trend, tbe U .8 . cunency was
quoted at 810.50 lire, down from
815. '10 Frtda.Y.
Morntaa dollar rat.ea ln other
major European flnaDcial cen·
tera, compared wttb Fdday's
ra•: Zurieb -J.m2 Swia tnnca,
down from 1.9005.
Paris -'-OISO P're!U:h francs,
down trom c.orn. Amlterdam -1.9130 Dutch ·~~::,~-to bur.• pound. compared
to sa.J.t91S J'dd.11. ·1n Tobo. ~dollar 4eellnecl a1.m.'.tbe JapueH )'en,~
ina at...., ·down from M>.m Prld•J· .JapantH bankta1
IOUfcel ilU1 tbe cmb'a1 t.nk
told 1*WMll tlOO mlllloD-ttoO mtmon to ebeck tbe deeti of
&M1en. .
CM Tot Hurt
When Car
Hmm House
A 2-year-old girl WU injured
Sunday when the car in which
she was riding struck a bouae,
Costa Mesa police said today.
They said Anna PalacUis ot
Costa Mesa wu treated but not
hospitalized at Hoag Memorial
Hospital for cuta and bruises
after the 2:40 p.m. accident.
Police said Abran Garivay
Albares, 20, of 863 Center Sl.,
Costa Mesa, was turnina from
Center Street onto Wallace
Avenue when be apparenUy lost
control ot the car.
They aaid the veblcle struck
the Bruce Bendes hom e at 74.s
Cent.er Sl., damaging the house.
a wood fence and some potted
plants. No injuries were repon.
ed in the home.
Police said the little girl's
motber, Marcelina Flores
Palacios, 23, of Costa Mesa, was
also riding in the car but wasn't injured.
Blaze Hits
Mesa Home,
Kills Pet Bird
A fire that apparenUy started
1n a pile ot laund.r)' damaaed the
laundry room ol a Colt.a Mesa
home Sunday and killed a pet
fl.Deb, eo.ta lleu fire offlcialJ
said today.
Fire Marshal RUSI Headenon
said tbe ftre broke out at about
7:'5 p.m. at the home of Dennil
Marvoeh, 981 Asalea St. Two
som, Nate, 11, and Todd, 9, were
home watchlng televialon and
called firemen after neina
fllckerinl flames throucb a part.
ly open dOot, HendenoD talcl.
He said Todd burned bla
thumb when be attempted to
open the door to tbe laundry room.
H•Ddenon laid dam.tie Wll
estimated at $1,000 to structure
and t:soo to CGDtAata.
Cauae of the fire bu been ten-
taUvely l1.ied as 1pontaaeous
combUltlon from 101ne PWow
•tv.fftAJ andu the pile "' Wm-dl7. Heudenor1 uld.
.. ••• .,...41 o, ·.tbe Lon4on .bQlUon
Ill.,.. UMt prtc. ol IOMI WU
~r.:s:. m:: CLASH ••• a.. .. tndlDI at~ 1IP from tu. tor •a1al7 ~ um Cldm-n. ltOcS maibt wu aowir' worken tecttffd in pn'9t0ul war, wtUl mlniDI 1tocb b!llH· ..,...IDlldll. ~ 't =:-...:.wont• Worbrl ID U1e unit lldade 'l"Ail>OW~ •"rlP ti• • aberltt ~ U.m•at1 ......... .,. ell I• ....... ID and n&JtalDI, Ualn\i &n_em--...... ...,.._..Oftnllnl. nel od admlnlitniUft (llnoll M Deen-a nt.Utaaeed a4.: ••11 u mld·m•D•l••••t
YI ... lir ~· '1:1 ...... • Ill llD~ la Gdrill' CCMmr dl-•ew Yd ... ••=•• ~IL tt, •
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YOUNG IRANIAN BEARS MESSAOE FOR THE PRESIDENT
Party Symbol R)ght. ff Not-••nt of Name
Irvine F 011ndation
Sets Record Grants
A record ll.0,335,311 in grant.a,
with nearly S?00.000 for Ora.nae
County educatiooal. commtmily,
medical and cultural programs,
bu beea awarded by the James
lrvlne Foundalloo.
lt marb the first time lD the
foundation 'a 41 years, the
awarda have topped $10 million.
accordlng to the recentl;y re-
leued annual report.
The California lnaUtute of
Tec:bnoloo was recipient of the
largest award, $1.5 million for a
new cell biology and chemistry
laboralor')' oo it.a Pasadena cam· pus.
Tbe San Fnnclleo Symphony
received $1 millioo to auiat lts
move to a new Perfonnlnl Alta
Center. The Nature Conlervu-
cy, San Francisco, got a check
for $500,000 to aid acquiaitioo ol
the Santa Crua bland preserve
near Santa Barbara and
establishment of a preserve on
McCloud River.
The foundation gave $125,000
toward cooatruclion of the South
Coast Repertory's new Fourth
Step Theater in Costa Mesa. It
was the largest of the Orange
County awards.
The Newport Harbor Art
Museum received $100,000 for
expansioO of ill education ~
gram and $100,000 went to
Hospice Orange County Inc. of
~gun.a Hilla to lnJtiate a pro-
gram for the terminally lll.
The Boys Club of the Harbor
Area Inc. reeeived $90,000 for a
delinquency prevention projftt
and the Boys Club of Laguna
Beach got SS,150 for Improve.
menu to itl facility.
The Boys Club of Placentia
Inc. WU gtven Sl0,000 for a new gymnatlwn.
The Experience Center, Calta
Mesa, received S7 ,500 for
science tecbaolo1y f ro'rama and Florence Cr ttenton
Services ol Orange County Inc.,
WU ~ of S75,000 to aid
flnandne ol a facility for un~.
t.eeo·aae mothers.
Orance County Spon1ortn1
Commttule Inc., Sa.au Ana, .-as
g i ven $10,000 to expand
leadership traln.in1 programs
ud the Orange County Uruled
Crusade reeejved '4.900 to buy
eq':.!fe:'ent for ita offices t D
Ga Grove.
Tbe Speech and Lanl.U:: Developneat C4!uter Inc ..
Park, received U0,000 to
puYcbue vocatioGa.l proerama
eqwpmmt.
Hearl)' ball tbe 1rant1
awarded ID l.be state wett for
educatklDal procrama. l.be re-
port lbowa.
Community programs re·
ceived 15 percent of the money,
cultural programs 20 percent.
youth causes l l percent and
medical and health pro)ects 8
percenL
Nearly '61 m.tllioo bas been
given to proirams througnoul
Cabfomia smce the grants were
first issued lo 1938.
Wrong Date Given
For Heart Lecture
A story in Sunday's Daily
Pilot lilted the WTOOI date fot a
talk on danaen to ooe ·a heart.
Dr. Benjamin Kraut will
speak on the penis of s mobn&.
overwetabl. stress, high biood
Pre&•~ and lack of exercise, and will answer questiooa, at 7
p.m . Dec. 12 at Costa Mesa
Memorial Hoepllal. AdmisslOD to
the aemiAar la free.
10 Acrett Charred
RANCHO PALOS VERDES
<AP> -More than 10 acres near
Marymount Collete have been
blackened by a bnllh fire. No
structunll were damqed.
.
FRANKl'URT, Welt~
<AP> -A bOmb eaploaiolt
1UlbUt. dam-cg tbe ~. office of tbe cqao OuanlltJ Tru•t Company todaJ. 4111
after tM Amertcan bank at.:
tadled tome In.Dian IDdmtn.l 1bare1, police said. No l.QjuMI
were reported.
''Tbere 11 obrioully • ~
don W... tM upjollont and
the baak'a .Uaebmea& of Ira'•
·Krupp 1baru," a pollc:•
1pokeaman aa1d today.
La.It week Mor1an GuanntY
1boeked the West GermJD ftoan.
clal eommunlty by otitltm1n1 a
Germm eourt order 11UacNn1
lran'I ~percent l!lare ln Krupp
lndutriel. 1be bank claimed
Iran bad failed to maJte pay.
ment.., a k>an .
The U.S. 1ovemmeat frose
Iranian financial a11eta lo
America after militant atJMleata
occupied the U.S. !!mbuQ ill
Tehran. took boetaps and de-
manded tbe ntndlUon from tbe
United StatA!9 of former Sbab
Mohammed Reza Pablavt. Tbe7
continue t.o bold 50 hostages but
the UnJted States refuaea to re.
tum the abab.
Expert.a said the bomb consist~
ed of two empty automobile fire
extinfUisbers wrapped together
and fi~ with four pounds at
chemicals. Ooe ol the two con-
ta!nen packed 1n a canvas baa
failed to detonate because tbe·
explolion ol tbe other destroyed
ill flrlna mechaaiam.
Windows were shattered 8Dd a
cement wall wu dama1ed ill tbe
1 :30 a.m. blut, police said.
Tbey said paueraby alerted
aulborttiel after' aeetnc a mm place a IWl)tdoua objeet aplmt
a froot column ol the bank. Tbe7.
said the man ran l.nto a nearbf
part and disappeared before
podce arrived. A policeman atid
a stone agamst the bomb, which
then daooat.ed.
N-M Teacher
Contract
Progressing
Newport-Kesa aebooi oft'ld1l1
are bopeful that a new coall k"l
with dt.atrict teacben cu be
concluded this week, a
spote&WOman said today.
Jean Hannoa. asatstant to the
distnct superintendent, said of.
f1c1ab bad aimed al co.acl\ldlng
a contract after three days ol
ne1ooatinc last week. HoweY~r. althouab rooakleri·
ble pf"OCJ'EISI was made, some is4
sues remain to be resolved dur·
mg talks t..hls week. she said.
Sbe said the dtstnct hasn 'l set
any plans to call an 1mpasae,
~b1ch could be declared by
etther slde if ta.lb deadlock.. hr
t hat c ue, a state mediator
would be requested.
Last week, she indicated tbe
dutnct WU prepared to declant
an impasse if ne10Uatloos
weren't ooocluded by Friday.
Spokesmen for the Newport·
Mesa Federation of Teacherir
which represeots teacben la lbfl
wa1e nqodatioaa, couldn't be
reached for comment todQ.
Ne~ have beea under
way since June. 1be teac:ben'
contract expired iD July and
they have heel recetvt.oc lut
year's waaes since then.
However, provi1ion1 of the
new coatract, tncludlna pay lD·
creue1, would be retroactive to
the uptratioo ol the old one.
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Vllours 81 the ,Garage. &
Crew, p&ackbt. "'~·and fUI-~
lront'" IOnO ... and plGcil
C1ftfi In lhOr1...,.
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TRANSACTIONS
Money
Tree
MEENAGllAN DOESN'T view tbll tread wltb alarm.
Wbv should be! He's executive vice prealdeol of
Finman '1 Fund. one ol the hie bitten In the lnaura.nee
buai.oess. So be'a comfortable In an ~ where lianta are
clubbiq each other, once 1D a while crusbfo• a mldcet
wbo eeu in the way.
Here's bow Meenapan sees the lmuraDce buslw bl the ltals:
''The plQe:n will be bluer and atronaer. ''
"Tbe most capable aDd pnfe11maf tDAnDce com·
pules, twot..s and aienta wW 1untft ad r,-.-.
Their weakac:oaat.erparta wt.11 f8defl'OCD the seene. ·
''ONLY THE FITl'EST wW survive.''
Mee>•lh•n naturally ezpects Fireman's Fund to be
one of those survivors. A wbolly-0wned subsidiary ot American Express, San Franctsco-based Fireman's Fund
15 primarily a property and casualty insurer. Ila policies
protect against disasters of all lnnds -fare, car crashes,
earthquakes. robbery -and rt.s forte is tmurtq busi·
nesaes rather than people ln short, il eoes for the bi&·
ticket order.
Last year Fire man's Fund collected property and
casualty premiums sooun1 S2.2 billion: an iDeome flow ot
rouchly SIS million a day. 'lbat dropped t.be company Into ei1bth place Ol lud been aixtb> beblDd State Farm,
Allstate. Aetna, Travelers. Hartford, Ubertr llumal and
ConUnentaJ. State Farm ranked No. 1 with pnmlmD col·
lect.ioos at tl.1 btllioo.
Bur IF YOU LOOKED J\llt at eotDIDft'Cla1 lines
business msurance -Fireman's P'\lnd ranked ftfth behind
Aetna. Hartford. Llberty MUW&l and Traftlers. Allstate-
• Sears. Roebuck wut -and St.ate Fann are both bi& in·
s urers ot lndividuals and families.
U YoU combined all the homeowners and automobile
in.5urance bet.og written i.o the country, St.ate Fann now
ha• 16 percent of lbe tot.a.I and Allstate 10 perttnL Two
companies thus do more than a quart.er of this business.
But Meen.agbao ls also poi.ntift& out that wuranc-e
companies are lnvadlng each ~r·s t.enitory.
COMPANIES 8\JCB as Aetna Life " Casually,
Travelers and CoaDecticut Geoual have '°'11 been wri~
all kinds ~ Lmuraoee -life as well as propertJ and
cuua!tJ. Bat now tbe tq life iDluraDce eompaniel -Prude••••, llliltropotitan, Equitable-are moftnl moas· ly into property and casualty insurance; the property and
cuualty companja -State Farm. Allstate, Hartlord.'
INA, Natioawide -are 1DOW11 LD&o Ille 1Dsurmce; and
compuiel such u Allstate and Sit.a. Farm, wtlldl used to
concentrate on indiriduab, are -... after buslwl in-surance.
Fireman's Fund bas • life insurance allblldlary that
expecta to collect .., m1llioa in PftGUWDS WI ye&r. A.Del P~ the largest life ~urer. is now doln1 a proper.
ty and casualty business that will brine 1D $500 million ot
premiums thls year. SeYen yean qo Pnadential dklD'l
write all)' a~&e inlw-ance; today. it., iD lJtb pt.ee
and about to pass Fireman's F'l.mcL
Before Iona both Prudential and AetDa Ufe fr Casualty wm be handlinc an annual premium volume tbat tops $10
billion. That means S2'1 millioo will be eomine in the door
every day That's too outlaodub for mo.t ~ ws even to f~·
tial1e about
Fewer ToID.atoes
Headed for Market
SACRAMENTO (AP> -Farmers can expect to aeU
(ewer tomatoes to canneries oat year, than.ts to b1' Cl'Olll
in 1m and lt79, a growers' spoheman says.
Canners boq.bt e.4 millioo taaa tbll ,.... • but an talk·
ine about CuttiDI beet to S.2S mi.WoD tons DUt year, said
Fred Stewart, preaideot of the Califonda Tomato Growers
AasodaUoo.
"Some pvwen bave already received lett.en te1liD& them that tbeiJ' processor will not be ccmtractiq any ton-
na1e with \hem iD 1.9IO,'' Stewart aald.
He said the carryover from 19'11 plus this year'• lareer
tha.n anUdpeaed crop bas fU.led tbe tomato pipeline.
He said be expects canoers to try to buy more
tomatoes closer to their plants to aave oa mounlille
tramportatloo coats.
New varieties are produciq areater Jields and abow-
ine 1reater tolerance to rain, thus redudq Ute need for
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