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~Didn't Kill Her,' Frank
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Gasoline Tax
Hike StudWd
,. WASHINGTON (AP) -n.re la a ••t:;:•l•I co•••D u•• '••• ., ... c .........
-! ........ Uaat be tlMMald f'MOlm.
• mad en lncreae -poulbl1 u
blP -50 cenla • 1allon -in the federal 1asollne tax or
paollne rationing to reduce oil
con.aurnJJtion, says a hip ad-
mJnlstration official.
"It boils down to choices
betlreen rationing or taxes," the'
official said in an interview
Wednesday.
He did not want to be iden-
' Wied.
He said an increase in the
...IMQL\N> tu. .is the more likely
choice because rationing would
require a larger government
bureaucracy to adminilter and a tax would fit the .. free economy
concept" ol reducing conswnp-
tion. He said the amO\Dlt of a pro-
posed tax could range as bich as
50 cents per gallon, although it
could be substantially less. 'nle
guollne tax is now 4 cents per a anon.
The official said a deciaioo bas
not been made among Carter's
adnsen on whether even to rec-
ommend the tu to the presi-
dent. He said 10me advilers re-
main skeptical that either a tu
or rationing would reduce con-
SUlllptkJD..
He Aid other opt1ona are un-
der eomideration, includiaa oil
import aQOta. But be sboeaed ~ ii ,,a arowinl eonaea1111''
~ ~vor ol either taxes or l'ldbl· tna.
Coqn:ss tJrla year :Cnd le,Ulatioo that would ~ ra-
-6 Protesters
~ttedin
Tresp888 C~e
Uciiin• When' there wu a JO ~ ::.:-==~'°'° back tO ~-to chQp that lelblldkla lt wanted to lmpoee
rationing to encoura1e con-
servatloo..
CBS News reported Wednes·
day that the Energy Department
hu come up with a standby ra-
tioning plu to handle a 20 per·
cent 1asoline abortage, re·
(See GAS TAX, Pace A%)
U.S.-lranian
Peace Takes
Hopeful Step
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·stripes Forever
It might be called a study in stripes, these family. who appear lo have eyes for each
two Grevys zebras, largest of the zebra other al Uon Country Safan in Irvine.
Kidnap l'icti• Temperature
Nude Woman Flees Reaches 91
Into City Streets
KENNER, La. <AP> -A 19-
ye a r -old woman ran nude t.brou&b the streets of thls New
Orleea suburb before fiDdin&
someone who would tatt .her in ancl lell autbortties she ba4 .,_,
at>ducted. polke sald.
Tbe woma told omcen lbe
spent two da.Ya bound band and
foot, nude and loeked In a
elotlae1 closet, pollce .. Id
Wednetday. •
Sb• allepdlJ ---bJ --UD•· .~Jto=·•o to tbe baUli'c>Om, and to So mto tbe tU.daim for • IUtcb to 1llbt •
ctcanitte. Siie &1.14 G1Det Gut ol
ber e~· ·-lbe Uldled. ....... iiid fte4.
Sbe Mid ....... nftiMd belp
at. a bOilM a baOCt awa1 from
ber .............. n.a put tine men._.. l*on be1DI taken la bJ W.. wbO 1um""'*'
betp. Jt1M v lbt nor tbe penon
fto eilllila*ke WU ldeatlfted . • ......,. the dQ after ber .. aape, poUc. arnated three
men 1114 to lie member. of tbe
OUtl.a .. DiiOtGreycle IUll· 1'be1 w re~ for ~·•t.s kid·
napplq, •••rnatd aa1ault, batterY;. falM' tmprbomilent and
tstortian. Keuer poll~ 1potmiroman
llutb 8aa'M&t Hid. tbe woman.
told .... met .. of tbe men ID • rr.dl QoaNr ber ,.. •• ..,. ..., aiMl'_daW bl&D
after that. But. she told police,
gang memben beat, stripped
and bound her wben she relUled
to become a prostnute.
Pollee-ldmtlfted tboM--anest-
ed as Gene P. Loremo, 28; bis
brother Stephen II. Lorenm, M,
and Kenneth TbombUn, a, all UsU.ni tbe residence where tbe
woman aald sbe was held
priloner.
Al.lo Uftltlld and booked wttb
beln1 an •eceslOl'I after the fact
of agraftted kidupplnc wu
Cbarlotte Ballo, 15, wbo ctro..
into • po&. ltaaout in • pldnq> t.nsck with the tbree men.
In County
Says
Suspect
Testifies
At Trial
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BJ l'UDDl(:S: SCBO&mBRL °' _ _,,_,..,.
TbeodOI e Frank took the wit
aeu e..s la laia own defense ..... •1~. _,... llDder o.itl
In Or-.. eo..tF ~ OJurt tbat a.. commltt tbe ra .. tottme murder ol a 2~-year.old
Cama.rWo lirL
"f ..... t do that crime," the
gray-baired.. bearded defendant
told jmon and a capacity crowd
that filled Judge Byron K.
Mc lllllan '11 court.room.
Frank. 44, a California St.ate
Univenity Northridge student.
was anested in January as a
suspect in the March 14, 1978 ~Nff.of-~ fmrY~ sei-u -
The girt disappeared from her
aunt's Ventura County home
Her body, mutilated beyond rec-
ognition, was found two days later In Topanga C..:anyoo She
bad been fed alcohol, tortured
with locldng pliers. raped and
strangled.
Frank denied that he went to
the neighborhood from wtuch
the Seit.I g:u1 disappeared.
After returning home. Frank
testified, be did some laundry.
and left bis apartment only
twice to go to a camera store
and a bank and to pick up his
wife from wort.
He testified that because be
wun't feeling well be canceled
an aftemooo appointment with a
psychologis t . He s aid he
rescheduled the appointment for
Sat~ and kept it.
Prosecutinc attorney Irving
Pra1er, standing directly an
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Coast
Weatll~r
Fair tbroqb Friday.
Nortbeut wlnds 15 to 25
mpb below canyons in
Oranre County decreas-
ina. Lon toallht from 43
at tbe beaebel to S3 In-
land. lllCbi-Fftday from
mJd·'10l alcms tbe cout to
low IOI lnlmcl.
INllHftDAY
IR.AN •••
I baek to tnn to ltud trlal far al•
l•led crtlDll uatmt &a.. ......
Carttr bu nfUI .. to H·
tradlt.tllealla ... 18.MarUMI
ousted ~ ..a nMilt to
Laek1-ld Air P..e. BMe la Ta·
u from a New Yart ~be eatved Oct. D rcr eanoer end
1allb1Mllr' tl"IMmat. TbeaMIW7~~
ed tbe appeal W8d.aM497 11
''.worthies• ''.....but TMru radio
Hid the U.N. raoludcle IUJl left
the door open ror neaot11dou.
d•rr.,od:1 :~ na:!~
mlla northwest of Tftru and
Qom betweea Kbomelal'•
bacten and followerl of the ....
lllioa leader of lh.D'• Tmb
over tbe I1lamic coa1tttutton
that made Kbometnl 1upreme
ruler far !lie.
On Wednesday nlpt a Kho-
melni rewlutionary auard and
one of minority leader Ayatollah
PEARL HARBOR DAY
SUPPORT Pl.EDOED-A3
RAPID DEPLOYMENT
PLAN PROPOSED-M
Mohammed Kazem Shariat-·
Madari'• penonal guard• were
shot and killed and els.ht other
persons were wounded in the
clashes In Q._om._ informed
sources saiCl. Before the revolu-
tionary turmoil, Shariat-Madan
was considered Iran's most in·
fluential religious leader.
No casualties were reported
today, mtd tension eased in Qom
after Khomeinl paid an after-
noon visit on Shariat-Madarl and
said "plotters" were responsible
for the trouble.
"Do not quarrel between
yourselves~and focus on the one
and only enemy . . . It is your
religious duty and national
responsibility to concentrate on
the confrontation with the Unit-
ed States," Khomeini said in a
state radio broadcast to the na-
tion.
The demonstrators lo Tabriz
said they were angered by
broadcast statements attributed
to Shariat-Madan appealina for
calm, saying they would only
believe tbe remarks were
authentic If they beard them
from Shariat-Madari himself.
The protest.en also were an-
gry over official referendum re·
turns, still coming ln, which
claim endoraement of the con-
stitution in the provlnce. The
constitution fails to meet the
__ .!ll-11l1lrilr.:I _demand .flll4 mw:a
autonomy.
Meanwhile, The Associated
Press obtained photographs of
hostages in the embaasy made
by Iranians for Britain's
Thames Television. No inform•·
lion was available on the
circumstances under which the
photographs were taken.
Carter told a eroup of con-
gressmenin Wuhinaton Wednes·
day night be wllf "tum tbe
screws a little tipter" on Iran
every few days lf the host.aces
are not released, participant& in
the meetma said. Among tbe op-
tions open to him la a complete
cutoff of U.S. food sbipmenta to
I ran, Carter aald.
Water Fl()w Cut
SACRAMENTO (AP) -TM
flow of wattt from tbe Follom
and Nlmbu1 dam1 iato tb•
American River wu reduced
Wed.De9dQ 1*aUM a reeeat dry
spell la lowerlna the level ot
FollomLab.
DAILY PILOT
8AN (AP) -ROiiili i1'iiii1 'I ~raaa ot Caldn:la ..,.. au
, uv• lr""1., • ..U. far to Ute frmt .. U.. GOP
JH•i4-&ial: aoalaaUoa t»d, Cbit Oal16a1a Poll ,..
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Tb• tormtr Cautornla ..,.ernoa WU tlwdaew-of-
81 percent of tbe
ae1ubllcam ....,..,. la
tbe Nofflllbel': .POU COO·
clueted by tlae l'leld
IMUt&U.
Sen. Boward Baker of
TeanetMe, .ttb u per·
ceat, fCll'IDeJ' Texu IOY-
el'Dbl' John c.oana11y with a
percent ad Otor1e BUib wttb e perotQt followed.
Ji'roaaP-AJ
GAS TAX •••
portedly by givina motorist.I
about three-quarters of their
normal usa1e.
For a raUonina plan to force
~onservatioo, CBS sald, tM de-
partme(l~ ll . .1.~iU lW<t op-
tions. Under one, each e.r would
carry a sticker saying-which day
or the week it would have to
stand idle. The other would
permit a car to be fllled up only
on a certain day each week.
The administration official
said an appealing feature of an
increue in the g~llne tax la
that receipts could be used to
offset a possible reduction in
Social Security payroll taxes,
which are scheduled to riae
sharply in 1981. He Hid tbey
also could be used to provide ln-
vestment incentives for bualneu
throuab an accelerated depreciation allowanCE.
He said a propotal could be
ready for tbe pre1ldept wWd.n a
few weeks. Carter bU uUd ad·
visers to ~mmend opUom for
reducing oil coosumption that be
could include ln hi• January
budget message to Congress.
F,....P.,,eAJ
''I think tbue will be
something," the official said.
"We have to do 1e>methinj in the
countTy to curb our appetite for
oil."
The Organization of DENIAL. • •
Petroleum Exportinl Countn. front of the wtmeq .ltand, uked
meets in Caracu, Venesuela, on Prank 11 tt wu tnte that be Md '
(>ec. 17 .kl. diSCUI~ pit~!-..... p.t.r"' Vlce~..r.ebed 0 P EC railed prlcel-.UlYl'f uY from bl.I bome to pull the nipples
more than 60 percent. out of tbe 8ettz .ort'• chest.
Treasur~ Secretary G. The pl"Otlecutlon baa baaed
William Miller disclosed pre-much of lts case on testimony
viously that an lncreue in the from expertl from the Los gasolin~ tax and gasoline ration· An&eles Medical Examiner-
ing were amnno pronnaala beiD.a Coroner's Office who said they ~.... ,...,.. were ahlolul.ely certain marks
considered by Carter's advlters. found on the 1trl '• chHt
And the adminiatraUon's chlef matched test lmpreak>na made
Alf ed Kahn with the aeized Vice Grips. inflation adviser. r • Frank told the court be could
said last month he wu "insist· not remember usina the locllin&
ing we look at" an increue in type pllen in 1178. ~the guollne tax of 25 cenll to 50 Pra1er abo confronted Frank
cents a galloa. wttb notel Mized from Frank'•
Consreu bu lD the put been home in wb1da Ad1atic moles&a·
cool to suaestlon.s for a auoline Uon pnctlce.were meatlooed.
tax boolt, but the otflclal hJd Frank admitted be wnM •ucb
there la a feellnl lt m1'bl have a pa1sa1• u .. I anesthe1lse tbe
chance of puaiDJ now. victim wUb beer ••• " and .. I want to bult bei' beeaUM I tlQoJ
Ton of Pot
Confiscated
.At Venttira
tt ... " and .. I u:'tt>yed the desradatioo and b atloG."
Under ndlreet namlDaUoe' bJ Wlbell, Pruk Nici be wrote
the p....,.~ "'tberapy for bl.I mm&al ma. Def... • .. to CCJD-
ttnu• tb1I aft.el'DOOD wttb wll-MIMI wbo will au.Dpt to ,..
fut. prOMCUtloo t.UmOG1 that
Prank admitted the 8eJt.s ...,_
wbll• la cu.tody a( Vataara
County Jell. will u.i:. NI& 111 Tbedlf... .
c ... ,Saww ...
TH U.FrMkon r::":rto .. • 1teaa 0 wa1 •
calcutat.14 dlk tiiit •ft Md ..,
takt."
Santa'• Little Helpers
"Are you the real one.," asks Karen
Green. 9. of a Santa Claua 10 a Salinas
shopping center. With so many Santas tn
town, it's bard to find the real one,
although Karen <,ays she knows Santa LS
really at the north polt· and the others are
JUst helpers Karen htt~ fun playing Santa
for neighborhood kids
Burglary Suspect
Hooded by Police
A 16-year-old burelary s~pect
wu sniffed out by a Huntmgtoo
Beach police dog early today
and arrested by o(f1 cers who
converged on an apphance store
where a break-m bad been re
ported by neipbora.
Two other suspect.a eluded of
ficers and ..caped, police re-ponect:
Offtcen aaid the trio allepdJy
bl"Oke Into Griffey'• TV, comer
of Beach Boulevard and Hell
Aveque, at about 3 a.aa. and
Quarrel Ends
With Slaying
OAK.LANO CAP> -An East
Oakland man bu been Jailed for
inve1t11atlon of k{llin1 a
nellbbor with a •hotsun blast
after a quarrel about dumping
aarbqe an bi.I lawn.
Police Mid Prince Broob. 58,
wa1 booked for tnvestt1atlon of
«Wf'~~d Pttta. 55. Pills died at a Tueaday Dl&ht.
two bours a abotCun blast
bit blm in the shoulder.
Homicide inspector Alex
Smith said Pitta allegedly threw
a brick tbrouP Brooks· front
window aft.er be had been ac-
cuted of tbrowin.1 1arbe1e in
Broob' yard. Smith 1aid that
Brook• responded wltb a
shotaun.
w~re Ul lht' pr0< t'.,., of lo<tdJnJl
telev1s1on St.>lS mlo thl! ba1 k of a
van "'hen ~t-\eral patrol tJJUt~
arrived
The suspecu atl~mpt ,.d to
drive a .. ay but JUmpc·d frnm
their moving "eh1C'll· "'hen
pahce .surrounded the area llw
dnverlesa car, pohtt Hid, h1l a
fence and careeoed toto a bwld
IDI Pasha. ~ police dog. sruffed
out one au.apecl b1d1na 10 a
nearby clump of buahes. Police
aald the Juvenile wu boot.d oo
bur1lary c.haraes and transport
ed to Orange County Juverule
Hall
Police said all of the store r.
merchanclse wu recovered
'-Armed' Man
Robs FV Bank • A man claimin1 to bave a IUD
In hi11 lbirt held up the Rome
Bank In Fountain Valley
Wednesday afternoon. escap10&
with SZ"Tl.
A teller at the bank. 11010
Macnolia Ave . told pohce a
man approached ber at a 50
p.m. demandtn1 mon~y She
described the blond-haired rob-
ber H abc)ut 2J8 years old, stand·
inl aix feet tall with a medium
build.
Tbe man fled the bank area on
foot, abe laid
Neuport
Mayor Eyes
Third Term
Ma\Or Paul Ryckoff <'On
fi rmed tocfay that ht will s~k a
third tt-rm on the l'lilewport
8f'ach City Council an n ext
Apnl's election
Hyc'lcorr "'ho wao; in1t1ally
elf'ctt'd from the Ftlth District 1n
1972. i.a1d t'arher this year hf•
wa. rons1denng reunne from
th~ ('()unC'il
But today he said he changed
hi.a mind. "I'd like to be able to
continue the efforts that rve
been worting oo and that we've
<>specially dooe in the paat two
y~ars." he said
Ryt'koff said specifically tbe
reducbons 1n future bwldtn& and
tnftic easing pro1ects were
Jlems that he was interested in
continwng to pursue.
HlS campaian chairwoman Is
Jun Watt. president of slop
Pollutinc our Newport <SPON>
and former campaflJn
cbalnroman for city council~an
Paul Hummel. ·
So far lbere la ooly one other
declared candidate tn the e!tt·
taons for whicb filin& won't open
until Jua. 10.
David Shores, a Newport
Crest resident, said be wUJ aeek
the Second Oiatrict seat now
held by Ooo Mclnnis. Mcinnis
hu indicated b. won't Heil a
fourth council term.
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ON af tbt U CAI) be aped•
ed Frida1, t the wiDdl an U ·
Det1ed '° .. to .... At"O late }'rtday.
The wee end wW be fair and
aunny. accord1na to forecut.en.
Te!llperalutee are espeded to
reacb the mid· ?Oii at tbe beacbea
SatuTct.y ud Sunday and tbe
low 80ll In lnland Ora.nae County
citl••· lbey aald . A
1pokeawoman at tbe National
Weather Service aaid lem·
Fate of Upper Ne
Optiral llllldoa't
It might be called a study in stripes, these
two Grevys zebras. largest of the zebra
family, wbo appear to have eJetS tor each
other at Uon Country Safari hr Irvine.
1 Newport Man C:itea I , ;In Pimping Charge
, A Newport Beach man ac·
•quitted in a September trial of
1 pimping and pandering involv·
I. iJlg a 15-year-old girl has been
named in a 23-count criminal
•complaint alleging new in-
t stances of promoting prostitu-, tion.
.Donald Smith, 47, of 1311 Cliff
1 .Drive and a female companion
f also named in the complaint
pleaded innocent to the charges
: during an appearance Wednes-
• day before Orange County Cen-
tral Municipal Court Judge
Edward Laird.
'the woman, who according to
investigators is a slate prison
parolee, was identified as
Elizabeth Fay Saluar, 29, of the
same Newport Beach address.
Smltb is the operator of
Charlie's Angela and Golden
Glrla -outcall agencies that
provide escort, massage and
uude modeling servicet1 for male
clients.
'Smttb bad been cleared in the
teeent <>raue County SUperior
Court trial ol WlinC the qencles
to Dlmo and pander for a Is. 1~Sml.aAnateen·a•er·
Tbe lirl teaWled that abe
performed aesuat acta with
ma.le CUit.omen who bad con-
tacted Smith'• qeod•. Smith
• tMtlfted tbat he bad no ftntband
lmowled&e of what the women
• dld OD t.be calla aad claimed any
employee engaging in prostitu·
tion was fired.
Smith and Mias Salazar were
named in arrest warrants issued
on Monday by Municipal Court
Judie Eusene Langhauser. Bail
was set at $?i(),000 each.
Smith was arrested at Orange
County Jail where he is in
custody oo a drunk driving coo·
vic1Jon.
Investigators declined to re·
lease information surrounding
the new charges against Smith.
A preliminary hearing into the
evidence against Smith was
scheduled for Dec. 19.
Accordine to the complaint,
the activities in question oc-
curred in August, September
and November.
The complaint also alleges
that Smith and Miss Salazar iJ.
legally poeaeued a hypodermic
needle and 1yrin1e
Ton of Pot
Confiscated
At Ventura
Nemport
Mayor Eyes
'Ihird Term
Mayor Paul Ryckoff con·
firmed today that be will M8 a
third term on the Newport
Beach City Council in next
April's elect.ion.
Ryckoff, who was initially
elected from the Fifth Dtatrict ln
1972, aaid earlier this year be
was considering retiring from
the councll.
But today be said be changed
his mind. "I'd like to be able to
continue the efforts that I've
been working on and that we've
especially done in the past two
years." be said.
Ryckoff said specifically the
reductions in future build.in& and
traffic easing projects were
items that he was interested in
continuing to punue.
His campaip chairwoman Ls
Jean Watt, president of Stop
Polluting our Nn'port (SPON>
and former campai1n
cbairwomm for dtJ councilman
Paul Hommel.
So far there ls only one other
declared candidate in the elec·
tiOD.1 far which filing won't opeo
until Jan. 10.
David Shores, a Newport
Crest resident. •aid be will seek
the SeCGDd Dillrlct seat now
held by Don llclnnia. Mclnnls
bas lndlcated be won't seek a
fourth COUDdl term.
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1919 I FIF.TEEN CENTS ·1
Nation's Hot S.i-.t .'.
peratw wW hi ftve decrw eooln .,,. ltcaday.
The ttsrut of f1J'e lo Oraqe
County'• bru1b land• bu
beeome ao aeut., aceord.l.nc to
Capt. Jlarc Rawkial of tbe coun·
ty Fire Department, that ftre
erew1 are ca red alert atatua.
The dancer from wind, low
humidity and lack of rainfall
alao bas brou1bt about the
cloture of the Cleveland Na-
Uonal Forest amd other brush
and caA)'CQ areu In tbe county.
be aald.
Anyone venturi.DI into ck>Md
areu otf ol l'OMlways ii 1ubject
to a ft.ne, be added.
A welder cuttinl Junk metal In
the Plano area of 'l'rabUco CID·
yon toe.aebed off a fire wecm.a.-
day tbat burned two aerea al
bruab. County fire offlclal.a MDl
more than a dozen unitl to the
fire iAidally, but recalled most
or them wben the fire wu quiet-
l
lJ brouchl UDder eont.rol. The welder, a 55.y .. r-old
Compton man, wa1 elted for w•ldlJll iD a cloeed area, Clipt.
Hawtim llkt. A .. red flal alert," called
wbeo wind ud am Mitty combine
to make danteT of bruah fll"N
••tremely blch. bu been y1led
for Orance. Loe AD1ela and
Ventura C0'1DtiH, aald Loa
An1elea County Fire Depart·
meat spokeatnan Dick Friend.
ortBay
Citizens
Debate
Problems
Some people aaid Upper
Newport Bay ou1ht lo be
dred&ed to keep it from becom·
log a mudflat. Others said that wu okay, tKll
don't dred&e it too much.
Some spokesmen said a basin
mu.st be establiahed to capture
slit before it muddles the bay.
The Irvine Company favon
puWn1 the baaiJl where the old
salt wons used to be.
State Fish and Game want.alt
above the bay in San Dle10
Creek. These are Ju.st samples of
opinioaloftered Wednesday Di&bl
lo a meetma called in an effort to
1et the Upper BQ f:l.ud,
At1embl1womaD M arlaa
Bera ·~--ealWtlliem_... au.... &bautlOO~. Dot·
eel in the ead that about the only
tbJ.na everybod.J ~ OD WU
tUt. 11pplr: ~ Bar II la troo~Nal . Tb• llep&ablleu le1tslator
from Newport Beaeb e.:Ded ~
00 all 10 a&endM t.bat ......
poNd to be takinl care al tbe
bay.
The one point of aareement
amoq tbe experU and potiti-
ciana ii that the bay ii ft1linc up
with silt and other pollutants.
But there were few other polnta
of agreement Wednesday nlebt.
And that. said Mn. Bergeson.
ii the point.
The assemblywoman saad
funds for whatever work is de·
cided upon would be easy to 1et
through Sacramento. ··as long
as you all present a united front .
The Legi.flature will act, but it lS
going to demand unanimity."
Fred Worthly. a spokesman
for the state Department of Fish
and Game, which operates the
741-acre ecological preserve.
said the best way to save the bay
is to leave the silt alooe until all
the territory upstream quits
sending silt into the bay
WI remarka were countered
by Frank Roblnsoo, speaking for
the Frienda of Newport Bay. He
said the bay ouahl to be dredeed
at the expense or the City al
Newport Beach and the County
or Oranae.
But Robinaon balked when an
audience member, lon1Ume
dredgiq contractor John Miller
sugeested that 1.25 mlllloa cubic
y arda be hauled out of the
waterway over a 1lx-year
period. Roblmon said be didn't
mean that much clredc1ne· Supenlaor Thomaa Riley,
wboee district Includes the Up-<Bee MSIN, Paae AZ>
MAP INDICATES AREA THAT DRAINS INTO UPPER BAY
Al ThM Siii Comn From F• Reecttn of County
'Step Forwartl'
Khomeini ~oftens
Stance in Crisis
TEHRAN, Iran CAP>
A)'atollah Ruhollah Kbomeiru
and bis roretcn minister were. re-
ported by the official Iranian
newa qmcy today to feel the
U.N. Security Council's call for
a necotiated settlement was "a
step forward" iD resolviq the
U .S.· Iranian crisis
In other developments, mem·
bers ol Inn'• Turkiab minority
tetaed facilities of the 1tate-nm
broadca1Un1 company lo
PEARL HARllOR DAY
SUPPORT "EDQED Al
RAPID DEPLOYMENT
PLAN PROP08IU> A4
hoe possible negotJatioos for
the tr release.
The Security Council resolu-
tion. adopted unanimously Tues·
day. aalls the two nations to
show restraint and oeaotiate a
settlement to the crisis. It bepn
with the Nov. 4 occupation of the
embauy by militants demand-
itll Presi4ent Cart.er send ousted
Sbab Mohammed Reu Pahlavi
back to Iran to stand trtal foe al-
leged crimes ap.lmt the people.
Coast
Weat•er
v ENT u ·a A (A p)
Autboritiea ban ael1ed two
aallhoata and a too ol iqb·cnde
Mexican marijuana valued at
$1.S mllllon at tbe Ventura
Barbor in What reportedly ta the
HCODd·Iaraest marijuana bust Swap Ma-e Falr tbrou&b Friday.
Nortbelllt windl 1S to 25
m pb below eaayon1 In
Orance County clecreu-
tq. Lon ~ from 41
at tbe be#MI to SI ln· in Ventura County. • .
Set.~ lqUa, commandel'af
the Aarcottca. dimlon of tbe
Ventura CoaDtT 1Mrttt'1 aftleet
laid ....... --~ IOOll in 1be•m'=-...-.. ,.... ,..,.. reported
~edllrritlqr. A ...a aao. U.&
C•ttoma aotllled V eatura aut~ortu .. ~t tll• n~oot
NUbolt ...... -Ma .., fiomltGllOtoV....a~
Wttll a eartlfl ....... ~ ...... ; ...... a
Z.f.atlelt .......... ......... ._...RI Mid UM II-loot '-t
.... , ..... .., clock .... tbe
marljUiiu hlddiiD tukte. eeuiati. ltate""'llnd federal al· tleert midi Mlaurw wttb warQllU Tmld.U~ JqU1 Mid. 16 J...,., '117.. 11 ... ot
marijuma •alullld at '8 IDWkm
....... •bO'irit • boa bi tbi IW'bcw.
Aike,na, Mul(inib Traded
TOROl'fTb (AP> -Tb• Callforala ADl•I• HDt flnt
b ... m• wune •AY• Alklnl ad....,...~ MnlKnla to
die g '' Ql;j' IO)ala ..., for iC'rdddlt Al Coww and in· fteiAts !'Odd Crul In a Mal com· ~ • bllMball'• wtntar meet-
~-••• bit .280 wttb 21 bolo• nm Md 11 rum batted 1n
for the Amlriea Leape Wm
DI.talon cbamPloa l\Dpla 1Mt ••uon. Be .. «MWldind .. Of the ...... CIOiiWal •tan. JtutHotu;,•, ~dfvlded IWt Ume
bet...., Salt Laa Ct~ el tbe
Paelfle CoHt t.ea1a• and Callfai'iN ta Uft. He bit Mt m
land. ="1d81 from mld-'191 tbe coat to
lowlOll
•• f
~ I
1··
LONDON <AP> -Tbe Unlted Statell bu qreed to make
available tranaport aircraft to fly m.Wtary equlJ>me:nt needed by
Brtttlh troopl to ,upes +be • ceae-ftn ta Zlmbabn flbodeaia•a
guerrilla war, Brittab aourcea nld today.
Brttatn la to take over tull eoatrol of Zimbabwe Rbodella
prior to eleedaDa followint the expected aucceutul eoncluakm 1n
London tb1a week ol talkl bet•een Britain, tbe Salisbury IOV·
ernment ol Prime Mlniater Abel llUllOl"eWa, and black 1uer-
rtllu ol the Patriotic Front. ,
Brtta1n la send.ins 600 troops u part of a Commonwealth
monitorlnl force du.rinl the eled:lon pertod, but euta ln defense
spendiq have left tbe Royal Air Force without an.y aircraft bll
enouah to transport troop-carrying Puma bellcopten needed by
the soldiers.
.. ,... 1Harllae9 8A£T Be•••e
WASHINGTON (AP> -Senate Democratic Leader Robert
C. Byrd said today there ls no chance the Senate will beein de-
bate this year on the SALT U treaty.
''I don't see bow it could conceivably be
brought up this year," Byrd told reporters.
"Our time is running out."
That means fioor debate on the treaty
wUl not begin untU the election campaign is
heating up next year. a pro!pect aupporters
of the agreement hoped to avoid.
Gold Prir~ .lu•p• A gala
LONDON CAP) -The dollar weakened on the world's mooey
markets today. The price of gold wasbiiber.
In Tokyo, the dollar closed at 246.275 yen, down from
248.025.
Gold was quoted at $433.75 in London. up $7.3S. It traded in
Zurich at "35, ,
London silver prtcet opened at m .49 an ~ ad mov9d
up in reuonably active trading to $19. 70. Silver llDtlhed tn Loo·
don at $19.30 Wednesday.
Red. Add to Na.,al Forres
WASHINGTON (AP> -The Russians have increaaed their
naval forces in the Indian Ocean for the second time in as many
weeks, the Pentagon reported today.
Defense spokesman Thomas Ross told a brieflne three addi·
tional Soviet naval vessels have been sighted in the Indian
Ocean, rai.aing Russian strenllh there to 18 ships.
There was no indication whether the step.up in Soviet naval
activity in the Indian Ocean is related to the Iranian crisis and
accompanying tensions in the reri:~~e United States also hu increased Its naval power in the Ocean·Arablan Sea area
to 21 s)liSJis from a normal presence of about five.
Defendant Denies
Murder of Child
87 F&EDE&ICK SCBOEMEBL .. .....,""' .....
Theodore Frank took the wit· neaa land in his own defenae ! ednOr elClay • denylnc under oath ~ anae County Superior Court
that be committed the rape.
torture murder of a 2~·Year-o.ld Camutllo lirl.
"I didn't do that crime " the
IJ'•Y·batred, bearded defe'ndant told Jllftll'I and a eapaelty crowd
that fllled Judae Byron K. McllWan's courtroom.
Prank, 4', • Calltomia $ate
Univentty Nofthridae atudeat.
DAILY PILOT
wu arrested in January u a
suapect in the March 14, lt'78,
mUJ'der ol youq Amy Sue Setts.
The s:trl disappeared from her
aunt's Ventura County bome.
Her body, mutilated beyond rec·
ognltton, WU found tWO ft_)'&
later in Topa.n1a Canyon. She
had been fed alcohol, 1ortured
witb loeldna pllen, raped ud
stranped. · •
Frank denlecJ that be went to
the nelpborbood fl'Om wbleb
the Selis "11 di.luDeanMl After Neunatnj "'bome, mu
testlftec,t be 4lcl IOIDt laundn,
and left bil apartment onb
twice to IO to a eaniaa atore
and a but and to pick up Im
wife from work. Be t.Ufted tbat becauae be
wuo't feellnl~ be caneeled q aftemoCID tmtnl wUb a
p1ycbo\:fl• • Be aald be ~ tM aDl*DtmtDt61ir
. -~-: .... -.
•
Pff .., Mlc1 u.. ....... .,. u.. o1 Muertna·blhlM
IOffl'Dm ............
~-t:i~3:€ , lliiiMs Bnuili ,... ....,,.....u .. oltM wr CIQAlltJ ........ -tM 0.JAI <AP) -Aa ........i 1ta ,,,,_ a.a ._ ~ • Orrill DJu,adCI atdll -.
BoaN, tll• ••1~:,:1 Wat•r •II•. teet·ftl'M fro• a a.a Qat-CDall'Ol _, tM bomw, 1t p1 tlllo a r--9 nl*t~ w... •• .. CU1Cl8 ..... Loe ....... \fila. mlllt A" C1 ~.Hid..,... U.al W.. tocb1J -ma. .UCUJ .... lliilcla!'9 bl .... lbort of .. --. .,.,. a
tor bQ. braab fin. a..._m. aaJd.
,,.., ... fCll&f.pUt procnm.. All' l"cne ollldalt aaid ...
The Ullltl'Um dd•· wt -. »foOWClu. jet.powtnd mJmUe
C0fl>Of8ted ten1tof7 .. JIMd to WU 1...-.a from a JM1 "91' euct UI .... ltrlet,....._ dMI PecMk 0.:.U.. tba lllNlllld ~~~~ = ::.a:,P]'.al!;~ = A of little bol4lu t,,;eettw from tJm Vtldun CoQatJ ton.
needa to be buUHn Ulle lootb11ll Tbe IDlllDt'• mt.ded= of the Santa Ana lloataiDI. wu tM UWa 'hit and
Tb• bundndl of m1lle of dirt ........... --flood cCllltral c'wMW Mell to be at wbeft tt. crasbed ad. Air lined wttb CWNt.t eo lllt wm"t Woree llaJ • .Jobe Teriao la
wub all them durlq atonm. Wuh._., atd tM •Mile ,,.
A de-liltlq ba11D OI' a Mrtea on COGr118 at tM U.. of tbt t:tl
of de-.UUU lMaslm needa tD be a..m, mllb. bullt near tie head ol tbe bQ. It wu tbe thlrd of Nftll
Mon ol the polltldana qreec1 General DJnamles mme am.
those probably are 1ood atepe, allet to erMb la a Mrtea of JO
but who pays tor them and lD testa that are part of a ~
wbat order they are lmUtuted Uon betww 0-.al Dynaink:I
were IOCll'eel ol more dllq:ree-and Boelnl for a bWloD-dolJar
ment. aovernmeet coat.rad. ~
Irvine Company repreaen-alao bM bad three c.rubel.
taUve Dayne Stllel aald the de-The 8·52 took oft from
aUUn1 bu1n should go ln the bay Edwards Air Force Base to
where the old salt work.a used to miles oortbeut ol Loe ~· be. U . S . Fore at Ser• Ice
apokeam.an Ed Waldapfeld Hid
Worlhly of Fish and Game the fire from the cruh wu beld
said the buln should 10 up-to l wo acrH b7 a bout 40
stream of the bay in the San
Die10 Creek.
Mark Pisano of the Southern
California Association of Gov·
ernments and Bob CoUacott ol
the Newport-Irvine water clean-
up agency both noted that the
four-part plan l.sn't gotn1 to get
off the ground unless local elect·
ed officials come up with aome
kind of multi-a1ency organiu·
Uon to do the work.
Carter to Step Up
Pressure on Iran
The Newport-Irvine a1eney l.s
falling apart and Its plan has
~n rejected by tbe atate water
boards.
Councilmen Art Anthony of
Irvine and Ray Williama of
Newport Beach talked about a
new P'OOP they're trying to put
together which would give
primary authority for decla1on·
making to their two clues and
the county. Some of the amaller
cltiea and agencies wblcb are re-
lated to the bay would take a
back aeat.
Both men said they hoped tbey
could get the new or1anl•atioo
pulled tocether In the next week,
but conceded that nodalng wu
certain.
San Juan
Murder Tied
To Others?
BJ DEJ.()8£8 B&OOU 18WIN °' ...............
A Youni man wboee nude body
W&I dumped Sunday Oii Orte1a
R11bway near San Juan
Capt1trano remain• unlden·
tlfled, but authorltlH are
1pecu.latiq that be may bt t.be
lateat vtetlm lll a aerla of
almllar murders.
Oraqe County Sheriff'• ln·
vetU1atan are WOltini wtlb of· flcefl from irnn., Anaheim,
Seal Beach, and San
Bernardiao, San Dle10 and
Riverside eounUa on tbe belief
that 11 murden committed
atnce April, U'll, may be COD·
neded.
Autopty reeulta oa tbe latest
vteUm did not plQpoint tbe ca..-
of death, but OnDp llMIUl'I'
deputiel Nl4 tM au .., u"
b9en ~ « luffocat.e4. Illa deatfi ii. tlm.llar to 10 other
mUrder CAMI ta . .rhicb tM yte.
Um•_.. au nuu. male • .._
Ot' PartW1r GlotMS; lild cl•n'IJ*I
near ~ tlaonM&Ofana. ol· ftclala~
AtatborlUH bell••• t~•
ml&fden -., be tMiiDOIG"ttllr nlaW. IDd .,. Nlrildlal -lal'
patlDUa1 muml wllll>iDIJ llaft esc~dlldl.
1 1D.,... ........ ---the Yidillis WIN ........ ..... 11.-.um.1a•-pollfe ....... .., M C'" I DtMI
WASHINGTON (AP> -While
not ruling out military force.
PrealdeQl Carter la aaid to be
bopin1 a poUey ol economic de-
nial -"turnlna tbe screws a lit· u. uibl.er'' fter7 ,.. u,. -1Vlll 1lnduoe Iran to frM 50
American boatq•.
Speald.ac to a poup ol about
100 House members Wednesday
night at the White House, Carter
was reponed to have outllned a
aeries ol economic meuures be
1s prepared to lake to end the
crials, ln ita 33nl day.
The ~Uca hopes to
enllat &be aupport ol several u.s_
alllea ID Europe, all m~ COD·
aumers ol lranlaD oU.
U .S.,oftldala, wbo ..ad aat to
be ldenWled, aaid SeereW7 ol
State C)'l'UI B. Vance will trnel
to four Welt Buropeu capltala
next week to try to 11De up AP-
port for American lnlUaUv..
Vance la due to IO to Belclum
for a NATO minisW1.aJ m9'1dn1.
Sourcel aaid the trtp will bt 41S·
panded to lDclude Brttam. Welt
Germany, l'ruee and JtalJ.
A hl1h·level State aad
Treaaury Department mlulaD
wa1 &eat to ~ Wedwcl.ly
to vll.lt the nme four CCMllllri-.
and Swlberland.
At the WbJte Home dinner.
Carter ln<Jlcated Iran 's
ecoaomy, beavily dominated by
lmporta, may aufter even with~ aQY new American in·
ltlauv... accordla1 to oae
partidpmt.
The coacnuman. wbo asbd
not to be ldentlfted. reported
that Carter aa1d U.S. food abip.
ments to Iran effectively have
been halted by the rreatnc ol
lran1an uaeta in the United
Sta tee.
~ Carter allO wu reported to
have a.aid the arrival of U.S
w arahlpa in waters off Iran
cau.aed Uoyd'a ol Loodcm and
other imuren to declare tbe .,... ..... -. .......... a
400 Plft*ll 1De.rerue la oeem
ab.lpp&as --w.. ....... A klDI Iii& of Dm-milttary tn. ltiati991 .. ...,. debate whla
Uae admlnlnraUon toUowt.q
Tue9d.1.J'1 U.N . Secvt~ c..dl
vote dnnndtnc tbe •mmedtat•
releaae of the 50 American
boltqea Jn lnD.
S&ate o.anm-t ~•n Roddlq Carter aal~ ad·
mla1atnltioa bltspnCa tbe U.N. '°* u a mnd•te far tbe United
8tate1 to tak• additional meuurw.
Wn:vention
Protesters
Acquitted
Slx ddendanta were ·~ W edneaday of treapaaalng
cbar1e• riled agalnat tbem .
followtnc a clril d.Laobedlence
protest held duriq a mWt.ary
ele.ctroa.ica convention in Oc-
tober at tbe Anaheim Cora._.
tioo Center. •
AD alJ..wom.an JUl'J la Nanb
Oraqe Count)' Municipal Court
laaued the verdict after clll-
Uberattac two boun.
Tbe alx were arrested by
Anaheim Police after they
walked up to the doon ol lbe
coaveatian ceater, lteld a bmmer
ru41nl ''Stop tbe llerebuta of
Death·· and muted to d1apene
a.Iler oftieen ordered them to *> ao.
A total of • people ..,. ar· rai.d .. caDDedio9 wttlt tile
proa.t 8PGUOl'9el bJ tbe Al·
Uuee far SuntnJ orp••efhM
A cltJ pro1ee•tor, Carol
lttmkie, bad ....... tlaat ...-.
demwanton bloc•• .,...... .. from ....,.. tbe eoe•mtka
cloon.
Defense attorne1 lamH
llnpln ~ U'l1lld .....
the banner·earr1i•I dem·
outndondidDGlbloelrwtawa. Tiie pf'CIUsten claimed the
mWW., aeetronies nMbltice
WU PIU•W"DI an ~ .,........ -
!loo' UM.$ ANOEt.18 <AP> -0..
f two m. -.o Neeatb,.
Wived uttndaJ talood at a 8U&a
JAna boepital Ila died, bat Ida
·loetor ..,. then la no reuan to
-Une tbe newly deveJ!eecl tiloiod wu to blame.
·' Tbe unldentifted 15-year-old
paUent died Suad.ay, It WU re-
'])Orted Wednesday. He entered
'»l>octor't Hospital fin days
'1Carlier ln aboe-t due to maulve ~eedinc ln tbe galr'Olnteatfn•l • traet, according to Dr. Ron L l.apln.
• • "We were trying to buy time " ·1he surgeon said. "He probably
-would have died without t.be
.. rtificial blood. Not many
·i)eraona bleeding that briskly
will survive."
-,. But be added, "There la no rea·
~ 80D to believe that the artificial
·;,.1ooc1 wu a factor." ~.. Artificial blood ls an ex·
'Perlmental product made in
Japan. The dead ·man and
"•nother man were only the
• *CODd llDd third persona ln the
'United States to receive
artlflclal blood.
The Food and Drug Ad·
ministration allows Alpha
Therapeutics, a South
Paudena-bued subsidiary of
tbe Ja~ manufacturer of
the ProdUctl to dispense it to pa.
tlent& who meet certain
emeraency criteria.
Sat•rta at it• Best
This picture, released Wednesday by the
National Aeronautics and S'b:e Ad·
ministration, is coo.sidered the t view
yet available of Saturn and its rings. The
picture has undergone extemive com-
puter processing to bring out detail. This
vaew was taken by cameras aboard
Pioneer spacecraft from a distance of
1.5 million miles on Aug. 29, about 58
hours before closest approach. Below
the planet is the moon Titan.
Am.erican Fervor Grows
Lights Flash, Flags Fly for Hostages
an • • • ..-cmt of tbllJ' m. eom• ca_. ,.,._ta.
The ---requlra UUlt ..........................
eo~ or._. COantJ bt wit.htn· the raas• of 10,, ud
mod~lllu1en. , TIM DC'Oblem ol u,tq to cJe.:
fllae wllat.,affordable ~bcMilJDI mea.m wu toued buk bdo tbl
lape ol tbe pl•nntna comm.....,
lload.Q.
Thia foOond tbe adYlee by at-tonMJt to luPll • .... ~ ,...
eent ~ to deft.De affonlable
bouAq dMb wltJa a deftnlUoD alrea4J ID tbe ...,_..., eJemeat
ot the eoual7'• pnera1 pie.
Ralpll A. KaanedJ, a COUDIUlt·
ant with Uae =e Cowlt1
Fair Boulina • 1ald tbe preaeat deftntUon ot affordable
bomlna with lta current price
ltnaetun II about rtlbt.
He aid the cra.tt1 of t.be
aituatioD has been demoutrated
by people bavt.nc to 1leep in
parka oc lo thftr cars.
·•we are gewa, more reporta
of that kind of thins." Ile
declared.
Kennedy malntal.na Ulat tbe
COUD\7 ls livinl up to it.I end ot
t.be barp1n by relaxtn1 stand·
arch, loft>rinl fees and olfer·
in& demity booues.
He said bousl.ng interests are
lobbylns to relax affordable def.
* * *
llaiuoail to ....
..."""...... 1~] ... ,.. Hf laJ4 Uaat laen•• ol
.... to~ ..........
moat me4iaa llto•• ••• earaen oat Ol tM marut. I .. Tb, coa.ntJ' ••o•ldo"t 1111 NdundbJ'ta........-.:· Keanec'1 aJlo dal.IM !.Uaa M-
velopen ibollld be wllWIC to •· cept lower' ~ durtnj UJIM8 wbeD ...._ nt.e. are blab-
"A few )'Mn qo tblJ' ...,. ~ fat profit• ... RM
Rlcbatd Bartow, a ,.... ••
taUH of tbe BqlJd~ IDd1lltl7 ~ USCMI· tbe In-dustry can't make it b; _...
bOUHI cheaper tb•D '11,500 became of the prtee ot \a.,Dd.
lumber and labor and Otber
COlta.
Barlow al10 1ald tbat
Sk)Toekttiq loan lDterat rat.ea
are beyond the control ol the
buildin1 industry and lt
1bouldn't be held responsible for
them.
Harlow also said tllat tbe im· pact ot bi&b monthly payments
would be mitipted becauae ot
tax aavinp by tbe buyer.
He contended, too, that
monthly payment.a would re·
ma.in cooatmt. and not be sub-
ject to lnereuel u in rent pay·
men ta.
* * * Officials Applaud
' low-cost Condos
Oran1e County supervisors The condominium unit& will
have approved a condominium range 10 aa.z.e from &00 to 900
development designed for square feet.
families earn.mg from ne.ooo to David A. Celestin, d1red.or of
$24.000 per year. environmental planning for the
The approval of the one and Mi..asloa Viejo Co .• declined to
two·bedroom wuta lft Mtaaion tell supenaon what t.be prtce ot
Viejo wu applauded by orfi.cials the uruts wtll be because of un-
Wednesday aa part of the live certain comtructioo costs.
and take oeeeua.ry for prcmd-However, be later told 1n.s ao-ealled low cost bouamc ill newsmen the units probably
Orange County. could be IOld in t.be $50,000 to
The development was ap· $80,000 rmge.
proved wit.bout the normal pro. Celestin aaid proapecli ve
villon for covered carporta. buyen wlll be &inn qualifica·
That wlll save up to SZ,000 per tloa tea to determine their an·
uoit, oftld&ll eattmated. oual tncome. The two men who received the
tramtusiom last week were both
members of Jehovah's Wit·
:-eases, which refuses to accept
~·trandusiom of real blood.
•1 'ftle Aaocla&ed Presa the deposed shah, who ls re-aociat.ioo said about 50 Rhode Density and open space re-He uid anyone currwl.ly own-
cuperatlne from 1allbladder Island gasoline ataUons today quiremmta also were relaxed. lnc a bmDe would be problbtted New York City cab drivers
promiled to shine their
headlight. and Rhode Island
gasoline station owners started
bandin& out white nap u t.be
· Amerieao .._ .... bl Ina apeat
their 3lrd day ill capU.tty.
·• Many protatera noted that
J'ridQ•u.ita.b amd~ ol the .Japa11e1e att.-,_, PMrt
Jlubar ....... ~ allO m:dt-ect tbe~
.. ~ N y AP) A Mtaaiwtdlel Aller Illa, one ol ..,-. u._, • · · < -tbe mcm ee ._ted &ar*4!ta ol
.;.tate S.•-reme 'Court jutlce the lt509' ••Reel Scare," sald t.be _.uled today that a Roman treatment of Jran.lau In tbe
,<=atbollc priest m., remove the United Stat.ea ref1ect.ed the tlnd
: respirator malnta1nln1 tbe life of feeliq be hoped bad van1ahed ·
:.ef an 13-year-old comatose wlth tbe era of Sea. Joseph ~.member of bis relllioua eom· McC• ..... ~ munity. ..-.,. The case was believed to be Tbe temtons -wbicb have
.the ftnt la 'the state ln wbicb a erupted lo ftlbt.a and demomtra-"' d __ • ..,.. .. ull th •. ,. tiom in cities across the country .,,u ge gr....-u a P · •PdJ8 -be1an when Iranian militants
petition. seized the U.S. Embassy in
•. Justice Robert Meade, ln a " Tehran, taking Americans
suraery and cancer treatments would distribute "'1.lte flap 10 "Jn the lnterata of moftnl from bQJiDI 8 uDlt bl tbe cte..
at an Air Force bue bl Texas. motorist.a could abow support for ahead with affordable boustnc. velopmmt liocated on tbe south
Jn deve)opmenta Wednelday: the hostqes. we ban let ID OD aome of tbe side ol Loe Au.. Boalevard and -llil&orie Trinity Clmrdt ln In Des lloiw, Iowa, state amea.itiel," Supenlaor Edi8aD wat of'lnbaclo Roed.
Wall&trel&jolaadotlllnriallDI Rep. ~a Eaenea said t.be Ira· lliller..,.wed. An anU·1peculation clauae
DOOG belll fOI' tbe boltapl. n.ian aovemment la bulldi.DC tbe Chairman Philip AnthonJ said also will be incorporated tn
-Boward-~~el, president ol kmd of cue she need.a to get a the dewlopment &bows that rt as purchase acreemeut.a. Bu1ers ~~~~ :'c:1u~ ~r~'!la!::= =-= J:..~..t;, = ~1!;•.,:tt=e:f':!-;,:~ 1Ml tae UllltM ..._ .,......,. from tbe Ute. des,.._. md livable." peaally.
anitAld Jib it llllftr' WU Won" r::--=-s:;:;:::=:::1a:============================~ wltb tile lapueM attaek an
Pearl 1181tcr.
•'Now Amerlcan1 at and
loletber ......... be aald.
Some 10,000 eabb&ea were ex·
J)ffted to tab part bl tbe lileDt
proi.t PridaJ, tW'lli._. tbe1r
beadHpgoo to~ concern.
-Mayor Dale Shaffer of Falls
City. Iowa. dellpated Dec. 5-8
as "Free the Hoetacea Daya,"
recaUtnc Dec. 7, l.Nl, as "a day of infamy .••
-Tbe bead ol t.be Ocean State
Service StaUon Retallen M ·
. /* 1nffe ..
~·P•ce-declaion ln the counl;J· boetaee to demand tbe return ol vel court here, said that
rotber Joeepb Charles Fox ilJ
.... 1n a cbronlc vesetauve state Woman SI S•ort and la totally Lncompetent."
SA VE ~:40 % D~xel Heritage
He srant.ed the Rev. Pbillp T.
'Eichner the rtiht to have the
respirator removed -but not
other life-aupport systems -up-
J>D "obt.tning a medical opinion
Jhat Fox ii In a chronic
've1etaUve state with no rea·
sonable medical posslblllty that
Wheelchair Taken Flnor Sample Sofas and Loveseats
lle w1ll ever re1aln any sapient or
.;cosnttivetundiooorcapabllity.''
Fox lapsed into a coma at
:1fuaau Hospital here Oct. 2 ~f ldeiq a heart attack ~~der1otn.a • herJlla
Tbe Rn. ip T. Slclmer,
1upedair at 0. •member atlUl.at commuolt7 at
amiDNll ~ School bere, • ~11a1m.11 dMi tJle ra,IJintor ... ~ ...... ·· t ~ •. Fo•'•-llf• and ••~ te remoYe It after ~ refmed to do
As Taxi Payment
may Q«iJt ~rtJ u col· lateral f« fares.
Poucher eountered that tbe Jnlbllc 0 &.tlrn a4nDtap ~ cab
driven far too ofte.. ID th.la cue. tt .... probably a cllher
who bad bem plcbcl on one too
maDJ tlinee. •• .
Forest Issues
To Be Aired
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I laita9eq,.
Be~hfront C~ Maui Deel With Surpriae Pro~
ver Crop Dulten Company of Lower Duarte Hei&bta.
"Board members aaid Flytn1 Fllvver baa enormous
experience in the areas of ftigbt buardl, air pollutioo and
aircraft. noiM."
IF YOO EVE• G-01' news like tb1a out of our County
Seat, you might have just a couple of quesUom about the
low bidder. Llk~ bow well qualified are tbe personnel to operate
law enforcement or airport.? How well tralned are they?
What's their equipment like? What is their record ln pubbc
service? Believe it or not, a public safety private biddint aitua-
lion bu developed in the county balla relative to llle1uard
protection along our coaatline on non-city beaches.
In put yeara, contract.a for thia protection bave been
awarded to our coastal city lifeguard departments, where
training standards, testing, qualificatiooa and quahty and
quantity of lifesaving equipment have been well
ealabll8hed over many summers.
BUT I.AST YEAB. county aovemment experimented
with the award of a contract to a renl-•·IUard outfit for
some hgbtly used southern beaches. The private iuarda
did okay. But they were laraely untested 10 summer where
the Pacific was so tranquil the waves wouldn't have
flopped over a jdllyflab.
Now the private firm la pttcb.ln1 U. couatr for a PM'
to guard all county beaches next summer. l
JUST CONSIDER ONE of thoee county strands at
Sunset Beach, which has in the put been guarded under
county contract by Huntington Beach city guards. They
make more rescues al Sunset in one weekend than the
private outfit did all summer on our southern county
beaches.
We ll . a nyway , you would expect our county
lawqiakers to go at the lifeguard contract on the basis of
whether city or pnvat.e guards could offer the best protec·
lion to i,wimmers.
AmazinaJy, however, the current ba1&lin& seems to
queaUon bow the cities were able to under-bid the/rtvale
firm and who will clean out the public tolleu an cbue
loose dogs?
lo the end, I don't suppose tboae of us llvlnl Oil tbe
couWne should fret about it. The-people who usually need
re1euln1 on those county beaches come from inland
places.
Shah IJnk
Denied by
Rockefeller
NEW YOU <AP> -...._
David Ro$tttUlr ..,. a N.POlt
that bt OHllMd tbe '100• hospital bl11 of d_epoMd 8aiilll
Mobamm9d Reaa Pablavt of
Iran la ''toUlly ...U.. ••
The Dally Hewe bad npoNd
WeclDelday that tbe Mab rM up
the noo.ooo bW wblll under~
in1 1.U bladder •ara•rr aad treatment for lympb 119tem
cance.r at New York ~
Cornell Medical Ceater.
The news reported that tbe
shah paid $50,000 before h1a de-
parture Sunday for Lackland Air
Force Bue near San Antonio.
Tqaa, where be la coovaleeetn1
and wailln& to pick a country
that wtll stve him uylum.
The Newa quoted a IOW"Ce it
did not identify u aa)'inC the
hospital was not worried about
the balance because a co-st.cner.
identified u Rockefeller. bad
guaranteed payment.
The hospital bu refuaed com-
ment on the amount of the
former shah's bill or whether
Rockefeller guaranteed pay-
ment
South Korea
Installs
President
SEOUL, South Korea <AP) -
The el.c&orai coll•I• el9Ctad
acUa1 Pl4lfidlat Chol~ president~ South Korea todar.
and be promiled to "atrh'e for
Increased freedom" In South
Korea
Choi. 60. was the only can·
didate to complete lbe term of
the late President Park CbWll·
hee. who was aasualnat.ed on
• Oct. 26.
The t erm has five more
years to run, but Chol said
earlier he did not plan to keep
the offtce that long.
Kim J0111·pil. wbo succeeded
Park u head ~ the Demoeratlc
Republican Party and la cao-
sidered a future prealdentlal
candidate, predicted 1n an in-
terview Wednesday that Cbol
would serve about two yean
Winds Lashing Rockies
Slwwers, Srww Flurries Scattered
Te.per•••re•
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Tile onrall 1.a peJ"celd JD.
CNW tollow a l pereeat Jtle ID
OdolMr ad L4 percent Jump Jn ~•1Qrpdoaettbt wboleale•~lenl
OIM lt.p abaft ol ntall It.ore abelna -haft aeeelerated at a .. .,...=m&ed umuJ nu ot 11.1 ' TllAT vmrtlAU.Y pan-.
tM9 that 1171 wW be ........
,..r for laf1lldoD at t.M Jll'O"
duCer ""' llDee 1114-• Labar °'L~_..._ ...... tad:d:di:'~,.,::-.::
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flnl1bed IOOdil -lftel ....
1ooda .. l'Nd1 for Nie co tM
flaal UMr: tile lDt.,mecUate ............... baft ,.. ....
tome proeeutq; and t.111 cJWle
level, where IOOda have DOt Jet
received any proceulq.
Chances ln tbe Producer Price Index are watched carefully
becauae they often lbow up al
tbe coaanrner &evel ta a moath or
two.
arrAIL PatCD are rtamc at
more than 13 percent a year. the
fute•l rate ainee I.Ml wba tbe
government Utled World War II
price controla.
Tbe Labor Departmeot aa.ad
prices for ftnubed ener11 soodl
in November increased 2.5 per-
cent, the 1mallest monthly ad-
vance a!nce February.
There waa a marked
slowdown in the price advance
of home beating oil. which rose
JUlt 0.1 percent lut month alt.er
a 4.7 percent Jump ln October.
Gaaoline prices went up 3.4 per-
cent lut mootb alt.er jumpln&
5.1 perceot ln October, tbe de·
partment aaid.
ArtUta ~lnl toucbn on a liant spoon at the Georp etlhural center ID Paria. 11ie lpooll WU
delitned by vador Dall u part of a water fountain . It
.. ,
wel,_ 3-53> pounda and ii• feet Jana.
Rapid Deployment ··
Project Proposed :
WASHINGTON (A Pt -tanb~other avy Army equip-
0
Carter 9dm1DistnUoll planners ment and ullt supplies over
bave PftJl)OMd 'P"'"''•1 up to • lool . ~
bilUoo emir the Ol1t five years
to equip U.S. m.l1ilal)' forces for THE SA• a1ao caill for
quick crla1I deployment to the buytn1 lt 1pecaal new depot Persian Gulf and other keJ ships, ~ over $100 millioo
areas. a p I ece. wblcb wou Id be
Sources u.ad Presadent Cart.er ancbored lD atratqicaily loeat-
baa not yet approved the buae ed ports abroad to await
pro1ram. but it.a proepecta ap-Martnea flown rrom &be United
pear bright because of 1rowan1 Stat.ea an emeraencla. ·~
U S concttn for 1afe1uardlnl Much~ tbe fund.inc would 10.!!
Amencan a.ateresll tn the Mid· to pack theae ahipe witta am-~
die East m uru tJon. t.anb. artillery. fuel. ~
JIAJO& SPENDING would be
devoted to bu)'UlC about SO ad
vanced ex jet t.ranaporta to help
overcome a serious sbort.aae in
millt.ary carao airlift. These new
planes would be dealped to baul
rood and either' vttai material. ~
So far. Pmtagon offtciala have:~
not 1iven a clear deflnWoa ol •
the respective roles to be playect •
by Manne and Army u-oop. in,
the prOJ«ted "rapid deploy-::
menl"~ ••
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AllO AMhetm. 0rMQ4t. AMCho Mtrege. La Habta, San OiegO. North HOiiywood
I
Gays Aid
TORRANCE (AP> -N ... 11
two full daya after a abudderiu
uploekm enllMd at a Mobil 00
Corp. reftnery, leHlnl tb.ree
people fatally burnM! and a =lae tank in names, tbe ftre
ltlelf ouL
Tbe ftre waa pronounced out at mlclafternoon Wednesday.
About lOO people who bad been
evacuated from lbelr bomea
near tbe refinery received
ptrmluioo Wednelclay momina
to return. accordib8 to varioua
fire department spokesmen.
lnvestlgatora have not been
able to get close enoup to the
blul.na U.nk to determloe what
uused tbe first blast, and no
dollar estimate of tbe damage
bu been made.
W.zs•rtl' lie•"" I•
NEWHALL (AP) -Trying to
film tbe televialoo series. "The
Dukes of Hauard," is Itself re·
aulUDc ln a few hazards.
Sl'A.TE
A stunt pl.lot makW a landJ.na
in an open l'leld at I.ndlan Dunes
near Newball few a scene in the
pro1ram cracked up bia alnlle-
enaln• lllht plane Wecineld.ay mo ming.
Seven boun later, another
stunt pilot fiytn1 an Identical
Ceuna 182 cracked up bis plane
on the same field while creating
the aame scene.
In between, a police helicopter
craabed in another field lS miles
away in an \UU'elated accident.
No one was serioualy hurt in
any of the mishaps
.1...,, Oa•r.,e• Fr•u
LOS ANGELES <AP> - A
former Oxnard realdeot who re-
portedly bilked more than 300
record buyers around the COWl·
try out ot at least SSl,500 ln a
mall-fraud scheme bu been in·
dlctecl bJ a federal srand Jury. JQ)lli Jl'rtllell Howard, tl, WU
Indicted Wedneeda.y oo 15 COUDLI
of mall fraud for alletedlY •~·
Uonlng oft collectors' and "out·
of-print" ~ that be never
bad, U.S. Postal imJ»eeton said. Edlae••··· ,. .....
TORRANCE (AP> -Southern
California EdllOD bas reached a
$100,000 settlement with the
parents of a aeuba diver wbo
died when be was sucked into
the ocean intake pipe at
Edison's Redondo Beaoh plant
four yean aao, lawyers said.
Mr. and Mn. Fred Peterson.
parents ol Barry Peterson, had
sued for $500,000, ebarging the
company was remiss in not cov-
enng the pipe With a screen or
grating.
Woman Hoists Auto;
Trapped Tot Freed
'II
S. ~bl Ge ••1 $PSSL tM car movtn8 when l waa m&er ~ e ntry PWllna up~ I It up ~ fCM' the mother to bu ftled for divoroe aet the uttJe oat ,. abe aald from 6er husband, Traffic uiat.on 1aid t.be woman bacS
James Stafford, after 'areue ·•an bver her from where she bad picked up
11 mmths ef mar· tbe ear. Sbe hact Un m.arU oa ber alacb."
riage and tbe -birth .a ~ d1Ud •• taken to a 1ll6al'by bqipftal, month ago of a child. treat.Mand releued.
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• Hang Ten •.. you know the name.
ao experience the comfort & atyle.
all In l<>Olllt cotton.
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GRAND OPENING
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WESTMINSTER 528 Wat:Blmtar ....
... 719
The Rancher coet se>lit cowtude.
The golf 1acket poly/
cotton shell w1tt'I quilted
hning in hemp or navy -··4• Big 4e-58
shefpe pile lined in natural . .. ... na.•
Reg ~ x Long 44-60
X Long 40-54. 11a111~--=...-ALL STORES JOIN IN
\THE SAVINGS CELEBRAT ON
Woven Flannels t~
cotton. 1n assorted plaids
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Bay Responsibility
The Irvine City Council bas gone on record favoring
local control in planning matters relating to Newport Bay
and the areas around it.
Of concern to Irvine officials i.s what agency will have
ultimate responsibility for bay planning matters if the
Southern California Association of Governments is
stripped of its authority by state water officials.
The issue emphasized by Irvine planners and
legislators is the need for maintaining local control of im·
portant decisions relating to the bay and its future. Local
agencies, they say, should have land use jurisdiction. in
the vulnerable watershed area.
That's fine, but what's more important as preserva·
tion of the bay itself.
The bay 1s threatened with extinction if nothing 1s
done soon to curtail the damaging flow of silt and dirt
Somehow someone must find a course of action that
would lead to a timely solution to bay pollution woes.
There is merit in arguing for local control. But there
ls value to th.la premise only so lon1 u. it can be dem-
onstrated that solution• will follow cloeely behind.
The state. should it choose lo move into bay planning,
certainly would have resources to tackle the problem
Local officials, however, voice fears of Sacramento
bureaucrats forcing unpalatable rules and regulations on
Orange Coast cities.
This could very well be the type of admimstrallvc
medicine that's needed.
Go Slow on Slowpitch
The umpire's familiar "play ball" call could be beard
a dozen times nightly nearly every night of the year at a
central11.ed Newport Beach location if the Parks, Beaches
and Recreation Commission has its way.
The commission, presenting figures that claim 50
percent of slowpttcb toftball teams that wanted to play
last 11UD1Der were tumed away, hu asked the City Coun-
cil to comider fllending a sizable $1.2 million for a "multi-
use" recreational facility. It would include land for four
lighted aoftball diamonds, a gymnasium, multipurpose
rooma.and a concession facility.
Commlulon Chairman Ronald Whitley admits the
price tag ls blgb in these Proposition 13 times but
believes such a facility could pay for itself throup usaae
charges in 17 years.
Whitley presented figures showine potential annual
revenue of more than $75,000 through rentals, concessions and special event charges.
The idea of building leisure time facilities that would
pay fort.hem.selves la appealine. But a strong note of caution
is in orderln th.ls lnatance.
Recreational slowpitcb softball ls on the increase.
But is it a fad that every 10 years will 1bow a surae
only to fade. increase again, fade again?
Bather tban go for a grand slam, a more practical
approach milbt be to make It to flnt base by puahina for
oDly one element of the tour-part proposal. • Oplnlont expreeled In the apace above are those of the Dally Pilot
Otts V-. expresaed on thl• page are those of their authors and
artista. AMder comment 11 Invited. Addresa The Dally Piiot, P.O.
Box 15e0, Cotta M•Ja. CA 92828. Phone (714) 642·4321
Boyd/Tree Lease
Gloomy
GU8
l'm a Mnlor at Harbor Hip Wbo bu to mill
tbe rat of the danc•
th1t year ••ute • few 'drunk ttudi!Dit cu't be
caatrGDld. MU'l'aD
1Ucceu: Wut German or· cbardl1t Gerhard Hopp
couldn't tell bll appla at a
pl'Oftt. So be 1eaHd bia tNea
OM bJ GDe to dty dwellerl
for aboat • a year per tree.
&aela i..... l• enWled to
pl.el all the Qplea produced
the,.leuedtne. owu a whoi.
apple trMI. Re
weat~.
Would 1ou~ate orlaa a 1upermarket cart ... ~, er would
J, llult be, tbOqb. About
12,MO ~· a 1•ar are treated. art. tbeJ ean-tta4,... IJJ ...
plnceaita:
'fJMnllr, 0111 ... .. • .,.
Tile pncUce of bavl.Da tbe
publit ,_, UM or«11w7, oukf·
• ol 1 private.-.
pan1 • .--oU& Of band. Now w are aiablldllt•• stock n.
Tb• Amerleaa tock •~· cban~ dtmnfttltna and ,_. :t. and 3: ~--of Nn Yortr
an • -r 1ub1ldy to 4 ..
build a
downtown skyscraper In
which to put .
Ill n•w of·
fie••· The Qdlflce wUl
eo1t IDOft tba1l SlSO mllllon, IDOllt ot wblch II to be ralled by float·
baa a variety ot tu-exempt sav·
emment boDdl.
lo retW'll for the tupayen
er•cUn1 tbls creat pleaaure dome for 1tock-Jobbery, th•
Amertcan Stoet Eacbuc• 11
wilUq to pay $2.5 mUUon a year
reut, about ball ol what lt eoata to NDt the tame a1le and quallt.y
1pace on the open, unaubald.laed
Mailbox
prin&e market, ll •ucb a thlnl
WAI.
CO .. Al'OD Uu Padftc Ou and Electrlc, Hormel, Br.ma
ian4 Goodrich tr9da tbelr atoek
OD tbl A.mu or alftlla&ed n ·
tbanpa, 11aere ts DO nuoo cm-
1lltent .ttb the naUoo'• ~be.td IOdal and eccmomlc betl4lfJ
and pctadples for belptq ltaeb
flrm1. If the very hHrt of
capit&Usm. the capUal marats U...meehw, a.re audl a klR1ls
~'te'!~~:n~ ~ pune, maybe the Bol&bl.I are
rlcht and we're adb.erlna to a dy·
inc •)'Stan.
Or lt ~ tlLat we are the
limple ot extortion. Ap-
parentlJ, tbe A.merlcu E•· chance bas taken the poaWon
that unlesl lt ceta a free ride, it
wW move oul ol New Yotk Ctty,
taJUna Jts Jobt and the aDdl1ar)'
economic actl.tty lt 1eneratea with lt. City and 1tate poJltl-
dana, lt1l1 atruul1DI to recover
from tbe Rock-.feller years,
when ao many compaaiel were
overtaxed and drtven out. fetl
the pointed Mel to the rll». 'JIO••••· tldl lla't • ...., local matter. Ta.,.,.,. lo
ldalto, Callfonila aM •v9'7-~
wber• ebe lo tM Union ·WW
bear part of tbl tOll of tbe IUb-
aldJ. Tb&'• beea .. U.. tu·
eumpt boadt UM4 to nile the
mo...y for tbia atnvqance !b-e,.... IW.r OWD taus by tbe
amount of the aemption. In ad·
dltion, New York City II 8'PIY·
lq to Watdqton for an oat-
rt1bt p'8ll1 to beJp pay for tbb
uadnesl.
NBW YOS&1J poalUoo baa to
be, u .. dall'tolfer the •tock ...
ebani• a IUbdd)'. aome aeher
...... -odm dty wUl. New Yona.carnct.
Read Robert Goodman's
deacriptloa of what
Maaaacbutetta dld to keep
Miller Falla, a baDd tool factory
located lD Oreenfteld, ln the
Welt.em part of the ltate: '"lbe
1tate helped persuade tbe umon
to n•10Uate Dew ••I• and benefit coodit.lom and ottered
SZIS.000 to state money to aeeu.re
•
•
' aaotller $771,000 fro• tile
fe6tnl ~·· s.i.me ])I ...... ~~ belp prepare a n•• tialJ4'-!ljl ate.. . . I
• ·"l'BS mwN allO ..... to .... tU tu-nempt lt&tm to Wp lllller l'all1 rat,. a mtlltdrn
dollan at &ow lnteNlt to ,., tor
part of a new $1. 7 mJWoa
plant ... lt Ube aeloa> qreed. . . to a four.,..,. COD-
traet wtlb no pay lncreuee .•.
One fl·Jear-old welder, no
earned about ttlO per w••k
before tM 1ettlemeDt, oow earned about $145." (From Tiie
Lalt Dltaepreneun: Amerlea'a
Be1inal Wars for 1ob8 and
Oollat9, Slmoe aad lcbaster,
tm.tu.t5.>
Olferin& buae aublWes ~ or keep a company la UDl• . Here'• tbe packase Pen ·
a1l•anla put toaetber to 1~t
Volllawaien, aa detcrlbed ~Y Goodman: .. The 1tate wo.uld
build a t1D ml1U.oo ndJ epur ad
a tu million bl~way eztemion
to aerw tbe plant. It wOGJd FO-
vide the auto eompaay wtth S40 ·
mJllloa In a 1~ percent long.
term loan to finance the plant's
completion, and an over S3
mtlllon subsidy to train VW
wor'ken
"~ STATE teacbeu' and
workers' pension fund would
provlde another S6 million m
loans for construction and when
the plant was finished, local aov
emment would allow milUons of
dollars' worth of tax abate·
me nts. During 1978 when the
Eut Hw\tingtoo plant was to
produce cars, VW would pay
local government less in tues
than the cost of a alngle new
Rabbit"
Sinct> t.be federal 1overnment
b the ultimate loser via indirect
toss or tax revenues , it·~
Wuba~ that must end this
nuUy. mulU·biWon buck auction
Thal can be done eu1ly enough
by deductinl from cash grants
ga v en to a state all forms of
compeo1aUoo the state has
made to keep or attract in·
dustry Compared to this give
away, the Chrysler su~ady 1s
nothing
Middle · Class Americans Ready to Roar
To the Editor.
Whal is a Middle Cliti.s
Amencao"
He ls the butcher. the baker.
the candlestick maker. He ls the
one who pays his taxes without a
wh i mp e r to keep lh e
bureaucrats at all levei., ln the
style to which they quickly
become accustomed.
He la the one who keepe shell·
in& out for welfare, food stamps,
Medi-Cal and all the aocaal prob-
lems that the polltlclana can
ute for vote getUnc. Thia be
does, even when he doesn't have
enough left to feed his own famJ.
ly. Then be La uked to abell out
some more so that the idle rich
can have a loop-hole to allele
through
U 18 the cme who ls ulted to
stay at home rather than take a vacation to eomerve fuel wb1le
our politlciua ride •round in
cbaurteur·drlven limoualoea
filled up by the taxpayer and
take all aona of Junket.a all over
the world ln the cuJ.ae of cettin&
information ror thia and that.
He II tbe one who La ba.ndln&
to1etber at the polll becauae be
la fed up with payln1 our ea·
pretidenta and polltlcla.m ~
pensions plus millioOI more ln
litUe extras -wbUe they Mil their services to make more
millions.
He la the one without wbom
our society would crumble.
Believe me, be II the one who
finally la leUina out a roar -
rather than a whimper -ls sick
and tired of belna milked dry
and is 1otna to let all poUUclam
--past, prnenl and future -
know thaL the pavy U'alD la
comlnc to an abrqpt end. Let the
records lhow the mlddle clan
wlll be beard. The day of
reckonlna 11 DOW.
8eDd th.ti letter to )'OW" elected
offtclal ad live blm food f«
tboutht. G.KOVACIC ... er...,.,
To the Editor:
Watcbln1 NlxoD'I
performance oa TV NOY. ...
brouibt to II\)' mind an ~
tn LoDdoa tn Oet. ol. i., I W8
alone and •tered a •mall cate
our PtccadUly. TM' walu.a
•eonecl me to a table. leetinl
me oppollt. an elderly, tnkal
Londoner. He ev.n bad a tWbiect
mU1tache Wbicb ahnOlt 'ritlt.17
bHIUed aa I WU Mated.
Actu.U,y. be ra!M4 bll 1-docl ,..... lib a lbMlcl to ~ u:r ..... Clll mJ part. I cba't ,...._ wtaat Usawld blm OUt
,.... ID1 ............
manner. but :soon he wu shar
mg htS paper, po1ntan1 to an
article on Spiro Agnew, he sa.1d.
"I assume you a re from the t· S
What do you think or Richard Nlxon-t"
WHEKEUPON all my pent up
fury and loathing or that man
spewed out. golnc all the way
back to his treatment of JflfT)'
Voorhies and Helen Gah .. •D
Dou1las.
When I bad finally emausied
my litany ol his dastardly deeda.
lbe Eftl)hbman cbuckled and
with a twin.Ide ln his e1• uJd,
"Well. there's one t.hina YoU
have to give him erect.It for." "Whatever would that be!"
"Tenacity! "
BURKE HARRINGTON
ewa1e ..
To the Editor:
My beart feea •lilied and ~ pride narea wben I aee Old
Glory Mt al1re by fore.le-*
-Old GlofJ, tbe pl'OUd a,Jmbal
of • free and _tenetCM.m ....
Tbe 8'ar Spa"'1ed BaDnier • bl&ai.q lo ltll bamiUattoa. Tbe
symbol of all &bat mankind bas
dreamed of inid tor wbkb It bu
foulbl -a ctr.ID come true, crumblina lo blaettned ubea. Bu~ tbt dream wlll rile acaln
lite tbe Pboea1a -to "°" wttb ill own liibt!
kA11UlVN FISHBACK ..........
To the Ed1tor:
I rad JOW' paper dally from
cover to cover and IJ.od few
f aultl with lt. It wa• wttb a
twln1• of dilmay, tbeNtore,
that 1 naUced bow ml&leadlnl
the beadllae waa In 1our Tlt•okfllftn& Day llaue. • • Pan•f Hltl Onofr•
Em••llam'' tt blared. Yet. wblD
one ..... tbt article, CID8 ft&ldl
tba$ tbt PIDl1 dld not .. bit .. tbe
am•111om 8l an. What UM --9 ,.bit" ._ na tbey COGI .......
laadeguate monltorllla ot tM emtam.
' ~~:::::.;,~~:;=:::~~-
l'an do w1thout this That ~hould re<Ad) All other rase-; -.-.~r ..
~ left to the mov1~~ either <>rdered · oH calendar'
J Y. REID due lO failure of the parties 1md
their au.om~ys to appear, or • ...... r ... PU& coolioued. or a sllpulallon WIL!> tiled. 'The morning buaanet>s will>
To Lhe F.chtor ~mpleted by 10.30 a.m. and no
At last lbe docto~ are ~am· cues were beard tn Department
tna aboul cwtriUoll ! We all are~ 4 tn t.be aftemooa.
"plll· DCIOdD .. people wbo take
blue oa11. ll'Mll ooes. red .... ogPA&TllBNT as. t.M other
wblte anee. etc Do all tbeM pills domedk re.ladanl department.
know wbeN tbey are fol.al d.er bd a llmllar eaperles1ce and
they are down ln tbe stom8ds! bad oo manen after 2:30 pm
One can Just UM tbeir amacma · ID all DC'Obebltit)', five Judea
Lion, •If a little wtDdow wwe woaJd hi" bieD adequate to /
tbeN to wetcb '"tbe fllbl" Uuil yndle the court bu.alnea that
maat ba 1DiQ1 OD. daJ. •
A.nroat wt.o ta ...,..... from Tbe JDclaes· wbo were absent blab blood PIWIU$ bows ht Look vacatloo time and were noL
baa to tKe certao dr\lp to CGD· plaJ'!d' boob U mllbt be COD·
t.rol It. Now CM dodOn are ftnd· cl trc.D 70f11r Nov. 2' art.t. IAt tbat a .n...,ae tb1q lib an cle. t"ouatY emploJ9el were on
ora.qe and a banana •YW>' dQ vacatian that day. Hlstorically.
cloel help! It bas been pnwed tbe tame aitua.tioa wtll be found
aJld tried. each year prtmarU,y beeause tbe
SooQlll' or later our dodon attorney& and t.M uutants are
will haft to a.ara tbat b1Uer reluctant to au.ad court dates
nutrttkm wtJ1 be the answer to a Immediately 1urrouDdloa m.,;or
Sot of our WI tbal are not belDa bolldQa.
cured by dnlp. ROBERT H. HVCK.BNPAHLER
EMMA lfYllAN
•-rl••r••• To the Zdltor:
••a.member Pearl Karbar -
Keep Amertea Alert" II the
1lo11n of tbe PHrl Rllrbor Survlvon AuodaUoa, a "'7
eltte sroap, in that tbeJ took U.
brunt ot the lnfamoua au.ct CID Pearl HarborOD Dec. 7, lMl.
There are numeroua potential
member'I wbo ba•• not jcUld
the orpaluUoo to =and pe tbe above 1 ~were at Pearl arbor,
or on a lb1p or bue WWdD a
three mile rediUI ol the blaod ot
Oahu OD Dec. T, IMl. bin ...
tbe boun ot ems a.m. ud 4*5
a .m . Md an lateNIWd ba tbt
fuuan ..U.belnl ol our eoiatr7,
pie ... oantad:
OIO>CbapW14 P.O. b U.. Loi AlamltOI,
CAIOTJO .IA.MDL.PACER ........
r .. r.a.a1ee
Totl>e ..... :
How eaa o•r aoat"d of
~ ""' -........ WI of ........... ol ()nap ~---..Ot•to•' .... llmlta'dn ba~·
bJa IQf can~ theee pm. teat.en rea1be tltat when tbt
pn»motw ot t,4.10 bomee, even
tbiote coatemplat.tna 1eaer ct.. velopmmta ol '12a. m or even
105 bomea need time, at le.a 10
to 20 mlniUI, to adequateb' pre-••t tbetrPl'Q}eda? Tbe nadenea ot aome o( tbe
pro&at .... in JDilaUq CID U·
tbdr three-minute llmlt u..ar opiDloaa areat· b' tM Pl'Ol'IWI ot tbe
No•. 28 Board ol Sqpei tiaon burtDI. llilYsoaM ....... ,
To tbe Dll:cli':
ROOl'Q for Newport lllrbol'
Hilb ScMoll Two Cll' cbam· plon1~ ln one da~I Con .. mtv•atlicim to ta. ldlaool, tM jLrll "°9:fbl.D teasn, tbl ..,,.
••terf'rl10 team aad tbelr CM.. .
NEWSPAPBU in Greece -
and allDOlt certal.Dly in other
countries where the f or1ery
never aurfaced -received the
phony Carter speech 1n the mail.
Two new1f.aper1 tn A\bena publlahed i . ln hla "speech"
Carter Rayed the Greek.a for let-
ting down NATO, demanded far
bt1her defen1e 1pendtng by
Greece and made demeanlna re-
marks about tbia major Mediter-
ranean ally.
The for1ery involvinl Mon-
dale came Juat over a year ago
when Xeroxed copies of an in-
terview be alle1edlY 1ave to a Europe an new1paperman
named "Karl Dou1lu" were
mailed to Pari1-ba1ed cor-
re1poadtata of ••Y•ral •••flllPll'.I.
IN t9 .. ~ •• " tbe Y1e1 e_rt1 d t cut ••Ptrtlou oo SIJftlaa c~f .. ldeat Aawar l .. dat aad' laraeU Prime
lllnt1ttr ••natbtm Bt1ia.
dat. MCOftlDI to &be --"lntenlew.. wltb Moadalt1 called 8eatA not U.. m...., ar
Ilia on boue OmplJtu tbe u..r::"L U'Ml7 wttb r.....a woU1 DOt ildbeNd to) and claimed~ 8tidA WU l&dfer. 1DJ.:..QID • '°tel'IDfDal WDeu ...
tbeM dfoirta ..... crude,
and r:a me did Amerteu policy m U ~ dam.,e. But
they lll led WI point: Tbere
la DO UmJt to tbt Soviet effort to
''dltlnform'' 1ovenunenll and peoplel ol tbt world about tbe
perfidy ol the u .s. by exploitin&
all tedmlquea of for1ery ana
black .c•1anda. llonover. other pta to uodeJ'IDine the
U.S. bave bad eomplcuoua nc-
ce11.
In lt78, 1n an altered venioll
of • If/Duble State Department
doeammt Down u "Airlram A.-0." dated Dec. 3, 1974, U.S.
Embualea in Europe were or·
dered to collect tnformatton "on
way1 to bribe European offtcbla
and to develop other covert
meam by0which to dama1e or
eliminate foreign trade competi-
tion" with the U.S. The l1minl
WU 'Calculated to Cub lo 00 the
uproar in the U.S. over bribery
accuaatiooa a1a}nst U.S. cor-
poratlooa.
TBIS Jl'O&GE&Y, American
lntelllgmce DOW beU•v•. WU
"an eminent Soviet forsel')' suc-
cess" despite some sloppy dis-
crepancies such u bad punc:Wa·
lion 1n the covering letter that
came with fuuy coplea of the al-
le1ed airp'am.
With auperpowef competitioa
now heatiq up, partly under the
stress of the Iranian crisis, top
intelll1ence officlall have or·
dered the anti-forgery watch put
on ovau.me duty. But for f/Very
ror1ery diacovered, t.bere prob-
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undlleoNled. Tbe who&e world
la • fortef1 market and it II in·
CODcelftble that tbe U .8. will
not be damqed In the days ot
heated rivalry tbat Ue ahead
wUh an lldverauy that pl.QS by
only ooe rule: the rule to wiD..
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aped Woman Rescued
SAN LEANDBO CAP) -Police at-cued • ~year-old woman .,_. ~ ICnWJed • 4rUa.afic plea for p tm • taftl'll balhroom towel ..,.
lbe bid been lddllnDM. beaten
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Neo-Nazi
Boosters
Penalized
BERLIN CAP> -Two
4een-acera and a coal
dealer were fined more
t'bao $100 each by a West
~rlin court for advocat-
ing Nazi party ideology.
The three appeared in a
German televis ion
documentary on neo-
Nazl tendencies in city
........ ltlll backtra~. aw try. ln• to !Mee th.lap toletber, '' one de---puu Mid.
TOE WOMAN, DEPUTIES said,
wa1 abducted when 1be went to Valentlne's house to plck up 1101De
belonsinP. Wben 1be didn't retW'll
h ome, ber parents notified
authorities.
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earlier broken of( ber relatiooabip
. with Valentine and bad been Uvt.o1
with her parents since the couple
separated.
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mote areu in the San Francisco Bay
area and uaaulted. then lat.er was
taken to the Guos restaurant.
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tlooa between the couple were
"a trained," and described tbe
woman as "glassy eyed" and upset,
with a bruise on the side of her face.
A waitress found the note. ll said,
"Please call the CHP. I've been lad·
napped by the man at my table and
beaten and raped. God help me. I
think he's going to shoot me "
acbools.
The coal dealer also
received an 11-montb
•wspended jail sentence.
Tbe judge criticized
the show's director for
filming the two 17-year-
olds without telling their
pareota they were ap-
pearing in the documen· •
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PUBLIC NOTICE
TOurs Slated
OfVpperBay
JIJtrQbers of the Frlenda of
Newport Bay will boet walkln&
tours of tbe Upper Bay
Ecoloatcal Pr .. erve Saturday
,q>orniq.
Tbe two-bow tqun, guided by
1peclaJilta familiar with lbe
naa'-al b1ltOr)' of the bay and its
inht'tittanU, MU depart from the
illtW8HUon of Eaatbluff and Bae." Bay Drt<tes.
<Jroupa of 2S will depart as
IOon' u they form between 9 aim .. and 10:30 a.m.
~ tours Me free and thole
takin« them are encouraged t.o
brin1 blnoculan and cameras.
Deficiems
Jli;Nutrition
Will Get Aid
Orange County Supervisors have
a~cepte.d a SU0,430 ~tale grant to aid
nutrltioftally deficient children and
presnant )¥omen.
Supervtton accepted the money
for the eount)'·run Women, Infants
and Children Program. one of a
oumt.er,otkalth operations conduct·
e4 by the county's Public Healtb
,Pep~
ii1i• )rolram wlll pfC>'llde SJIOO Yita~'1eat tn,fanta, e'blldiea. t-t4"111iac •om•u and nuraiDI sn~.,. with dietary 1upplement1 •fi:tsmoatb. .
Tb°'8 ellaible for tbe nutrition A"9' tr•m ttce!v• vouchers almllar .JO food 'Wtampe to purchase their supple· m4'ibr. 1 >
But WCldaesday. they lft.ld be WU
beaten to ct.alb with a lS·lnch wqe
candle. Detective Slit Da~1 YGW9
sald the candle has been c~lal to
the iJJveeU••tion that culmlna~ in
the arreatl of the two men.
The candle, which bad a slx-1.Dcb
diameter, was ml11ln1 from tbe
murder scene. but detecUvet found
evidence in the home to auuest that
al bad been used to blud1eon
Martinez
The candle Wab found by off duty
Newport Beach police Ofncer Scott
Cade the day alter Mart.ulet was
found.
Accordmg to Youle, Cade had been
at the murder scene and was aware
that an orange candle was thoulbt to
be the murder weapon
On his way home on the morru.na of
Aug. 29, Cade spotted the candle ly·
mg on Pacific Coast Highway near
the El Morro trailer park which is
located between Corona del Mar and
Laeuna Beach.
He picked up the candle and later
analysis confirmed that It was the
murder weapon.
Martinez was lut seen alive tbe
night before bis body was found. He
had eone to a bar frequented by
homoaexualB In Laguna Beach.
Police said their investigaUoo waa
made more difficult by the retlceace
of members or the gay commun.lty to
come rorward with lnlormation about
Martinet and his actlvillea that
night.
Youle said the arrests of Bies and
Keith were the result of an investi&a-
tion re-opened three monlhl qo wttb
information uncovered by c.o.ta lle&a
police invesilgaton.
He al.so 18.id Lacuna Beacb police
aided in the murder investigation.
New Hotel to Rise
SOUTHGATE, Ky. <AP> -City of.
ficials say a S30 mllllon hotel,
restaurant and entertainment com·
plex may rise within a year oo the
1lte of the Beverly Hills Supper Club,
whieb burned in a 1977 nre that k.lUed
lUpeople.
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Fine FM/AM sound In• Jflm-
alhooette cabinet-Mode.I
7-2.500. s997
20°10 off on all men's
robes $25 and up.
Sale 21.60
R ... 127. Soft velour robe with
shawl collar and contrast piping.
Aceta.,nyton. Fully lined. Deep to
light shades. One size fits all.
Sale s30
..... ST.IO. Fashionable calf-
tength kimono-styte vek>ur
robe. Amete triaoetatslnyton
In basic to bright colors. One
size f lta all.
Sale ~34
Reg. 42.50. Plush caH-length
velour robe with notch collar
deep pockets. Amel8 trtacetltef
nylon In lush solids. Men's aiZeS.
20°/o off all boy's
suits.
Sale s32
Reg. '40. 3 pc. corduroy suit
sizes 8-10-12
Llttle boy's sizes 4-7
Reg. S32 Sale 25.60
Sale 12.80
Toddler boy blazer suit
Reg. $18
.. \
2Q0lo off ·on a I
girl's dresses .
Sale sts
Reg. l20. Glrt't V-neck velour
dre9989. Jade. fomatoe
red and rayal bfue. Slzee
7·14 (&-M-l.)• •
Reg. •11. Girts' long drna with
l -.. .. • -
.20% off all mirrors and graphic clocks.
Plus 25°/o off decorative lamps.
Sale 12.80 Ir.
1umper·look velvet bodice has
dotted blouse. print-lace skirt with
r ibbon sash Polyester/cotton tor
sizes 7·t4 j
J
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Sale 48. 75 to
101.25 ......... , ..
Our new Palledfan lamp
C:OW.C:tion Ill ~off.
Beaullfut cest met.i
table and floor lamps
finely c:r.n.d in tr_,..
tlonal Md lr-*tioNI
atytee
...
Sale 15.20
to $36
El'lloy 20% MVtnQa on
our entire ltne of Qf--1<: cloch OlK oooec:11on
includes st•ned glass.
mirror mets. dned
llowers and more
Sale 4.79
to s135
Save s200 on Regency.
5 pc. Patio set. sand wtth cttc>cotata atrap. (sold In l8t8
only)
ong . ._ Now s299
Chatte orig. •199
Glider orig. •129
Save s150 on Elite
Nows149
Nowl99
5 pc. Patio set. s.nct with
chOcolate strap. (sold In sea
only)
orig. 1399
Chaise orig. •159
Glider orig. 199
Now•249
Nows129
Now•79
'
Save s100 on Yacht Harbor
5 pc. Patio set. Slnd with
bllHt/Whlte plaid. (sold In eeta
onty)
Now•199
Nowl99
Nowl59
Sale 6.40
A ... ._ Gkts' ~ter pnnt
fl~ gown Wtth bottom nounc:e .
Has bow tnm. e1astlc&z.ed cuffs.
Sizes 7to 14.
Llttte g1rts• sU8S +6X,
Reg. f7 .... I.to
Sale 4.80
....... Ltttte boyt' ~ •
ft8n,,.. lkl ~ Lota of Pfl'.ltil
l!zn4to7.
Boya' 8'zllS 8 to 16, Reg. 7.50 .......
Sale 4.80
lnfantl Print Top '" 8~.Ng. ..
Sate 4.79 · 1 .
Fl'ece overlegs Slz.e~to4
'rilg. S.89
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Sale 4.80 to $24
Reg. II to 130. Give her the dream w<><ka. Coordlftates 1n a def•·
cate print on luxurlOUS Antron• Ill nylon satin wiUJ lace accen11
XS.S.M.L Coordinates in the group Include ahort and tong
gowns. robes. pa141mas and matching aculf
Penct.1t, reg. ·1~
Save 25°/o
come
•
let us
dazzle you
with our
cubic Zirconia.
The next best
thing to .
real diamonds.
Sale $60 to s375
Catch a flash of scintillating light. And
reflect a moment on our diamond
look-allkes. Cubic Zlrconla are
magnificent man-made gems that ,
fl'}any experts cannot teU them apart
without special instruments. All In
brilliant settings of 14k gold.
Come see. And be dazzles.
reg. $80to$500
8 . -. .
Pierced earrtngs. reg •. '80
Sale$108.75
Sale'60
SaleS10125 Round IOlltaire ring, reg. •135
R(>pe-design heart rlnsi In a ctus~r of stones. reg. •340 Sale'255
Sale 12.80 to 15 .20
20°/o off entire line of junior
velour and fleece tops.
reg '16tos19
Sale 10.40 to 11.20
200/o off entire line
of junior sl&cks.
reg s13 to s14
Special 23 ~99 a set
• T1~sue-light t>k>uses With the soft shimmer
of gold or r Junp threieflng lightly on
deJtcate poly P,ints. Perfect toppings over
textured poly Jm1t pull-on pants Dehc1ou s
I shades. Ml~ Bi.in
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Sale 9.60 to ~1·2.80
20°k off entire line of
women's large size
blouses,
reg. •12 to •16
I
Sale 13.60 to 19.20
20°/o off entire line
of misses velours.
reg s17 to $24
Sale 10.40 to 11.20
200/o off entire line
of misses slacks.
reg '13 to s14
.
Sale 33.60 to 39.20
Entire line of women's ski-type
jackets, baseball jackets and
F asian multi-tone nylon jackets.
reg '42 to s49
Sale 8.8~ to 10.40
,. 20% off entire line .. .
of omen's large size
slacks.
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mM l'OLLOWSD JIM men ·~==a:•~t::Hanard tn tbe la st.a evaluated
.... ..... .... •• by ICOrinl
tMm •Iii* u their Job aue· caa, tM ....,. .... ot tlte{r mar·
,..... ... tbe -.nbtr ot vacaUom
tMt&d.
Of tbl • mea 'rho had the best
m•tal llNHb bit~ tbt .,.. ot n Ud •ma, two bet me cbrcml~
W or clld •.,..,,However.:!.:' .. ,.. Md .. want mentM ' ....... ....,. SJck OI' deed .tbal -..!I U. 8*lld:r ltiowed.
..... IDlll Jallad '° be tblt IDGlt PoOr~~_... meD&all7 d.nd from .U.b, ~.trauma.
empbJHm•. back probi.mt, cor·
ODU7 bean dtlea .. W idab blood pres1me, or comlDitttd 1.w4e. In
the well·adJuated ~. ane mu
died ol a heart attack ud anatber
1utferecl from heart dlaeue.
.. Cll&ONJC ANXIETY, depresaton
and emotional maladjustment, meuured ln a variety of ways, pre--
dieted early aging, defined by ir·
reversible deterioration of health,"
Gift Cml&ate•
£~ -wreclata
a lift from Roeer'• and
with • tdft ccrtifacate "'°"' can let them aelect
exactly what they n«d
for their home.
Giant Pom.ttiu
Rota'• G&mt PolnMt·
.. hllve ...... been
more beMadfuL They
are ....... "9 either
Ovtmnel red OI' white.
Roger's Now Opens at 8:00 am
Shop F.arlv
Give a Gift
that Grows
Hanging Baaket Kits Frah Wraths Pine Pou
Thae kit• Include; 21.2 For the ftnlilhlal touch Roen'• unique holiday
lbs. Roger'• Soil Acti· in HoUday dec:o..atiae. piw c.ombhled "'1th
vator, 3 lbe. Roger's h-.Rotlllr'adnlel•r• holy n odlU cot..
Flower Food, Baakd CU9tom sn.aM a &.h fut ........... a._.
Construction Book and wreath '°r that eome-ing gift dMlt will acccftt
a pre-moued basket. one •pecial. ~ hoaM. fWjM\'"
Nanery • ladoor Plawte & Aoriet • Patio Fa1'11itare • I .aedec:ar-s
... "°9quin Hilla Ro.cl "' Mac:Anbw 81\ld • ~ 8-dl. (714t '40 s•. Open d.tDil 8 -to 5 ""'
~lifomia 's forme r lieutenant overnor, Mervyn Dymally,
ans to run next year for the ngress1onal seat beld by Rep.
harJes Wilson, D-Hawtbome,
y sources close to Dymally.
Vaillant wrote. ''Put ditferently, tbe __ ...__........_ ________________________ ..;__,.._ _________ ..._~
orker Pets
rotected
WALHALLA. S.C. CAP) -Local
officials have lost a round ln their ef-
lort to force Geneva RigilnS to 1et pct of the 38 hogs she keeps at home. I Circuit Judge Sidney Floyd dis·
rnissed on a techrucahty a complaint
by officials of the town of Salem
which sought to force Mrs. Rigglna to
·remove the hogs from her home in a
t'esideotial area.
• Mn. Riggins said abe would be
~dy to fight any renewed lepl ef.
fcan.toevlet be( bop , .. ~·rve pt• •~oe <Pl.W> and an
eight OUllCe ln my famil1 room riebt Jf>W I'm ioinl to ralae on tbe bottle,"
•esaid.
data 1uagat that poslUve mental
health ltaDlAcantly retards lrrevent·
ble mJcfUfe decline in pby1lcal
health."
Overall, the Hpvant men were far
healthier than average. But in the in·
terview, Valllant said be ts repeaung
the experiment on men who live ln
the inner city, and it looks as though
the result.a will be similar.
"I tbin.lt that the same factors tbal
predicted health for the more social·
ly privileged men will predict aging
for the underprivileged,·· he said.
Vaillant said It is difficult lo say
bow mental" adjustment affects
physical health. But In his report, he
speculated: "Stress does not lull ui.
so much as lngeruous adaptation to
stress <call 1l good mental health
or mature copin~ mechanism:, I
facilitates our survival "
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•Every evening UNOld on&Way coachseats
for the next day's fliahta go on aala at the
~·Tickets to HOuston go on sale at
Burbenk and Or~ County~
1p.m.and10 p.m~ Ticlcets to Lu VfN:go
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Ontario between 1 p.m. wio p.m.
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7:00 .. m.
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SACRAllENTO <AP> -The Pacl:ftc Le1al Foundation la etaaUenc1Dc the U.S. Environ·
Ill al Protection A1ency'1 •alllorit1 to ban conatruetlon ot zpajor industrial projects in
California becauae the atate
failed to adopt annual vebide
IJ808 bllpeetlam
avr •1UA110 laJIDMif • enllt1h • JI' 'd.at, tDlllb Uaat all ••o 1111tow up tor la~• '*'' auaa .,. 1eca1 caa4ldatu for "• aatlon'• =~~ m•MJcm
BeUuto, who filmed a
tele.tllaa campalp commercial
two ,... aao In wblda a b)>p-
notiat --wten to elect blm
fOTenGI' of ~·~ HJd there are DION thu 100 aucb Uttle-
ll:nown ~ for prealdeat
lhil year, ud ao of them have
promiled to come to the conven-tion.
Space for the affair bu been
reserved at the Rheln1arten
Ballroom, a coaverted AUaota
supermarket, and Belluao said
be bu spent $2,000 promot!na
the affair.
uno; CANDmATES WILL
be Introduced and then they'll
eacb pt to live their pitch," the
~7-year-old inveatment
em.utt Control
. Dog Adjuats TV Reception
TUNBRIDGE WELLS, England CAP) -When
the sound fades from the television set at Denis
Herdm's house, the family often adjusts the dog.
Henton wrote the Guardian newspaper asking,
"Can you help me?
"I have a remote-control television set but have
Jost tbe contrdl unit. Whenever my large dog
sqratches her ear and shakes, the sound switches
off,•' said the letter in Tuesday's Guardian.
Hen:lon's wife, in a telephone interview, said tf
shaking the dog fails to restore the sound, a sneeze,
or /lingling keys, or blowing on the television's COD·
tro panel will cause the desired changes.
COWllDI Mid ID 11D 1Dt4niew.
,.,..... wtJ1 be DO dJDI limit
OG WUl tllllJ ..,, •• ... 8ddld. •• If peaple ltart tblowfnl
cabbalt. tMJ'd blUel' pt olt U..ltlle.''
BellUIO Nld aome of the ea-
dldat.e wbo will come to tbe
coaveatloD include Joka
Graham, an Arkansas
r.aaunmt owner nmnlna UDdel'
the bamm' of the Little People's
P art1; Donald Bad1ley, a
bearded. 1bepherd'1 crook-
carrytns North Carollniao nm-
nJq became of a "vilioo Mfm
Goel;" and Earl V. "Blackjack''
Stevena ol Lebanon, llo., wbo
clalma to have raised Sf.5
millloo f« b1a campalp.
OaAllAJI, IN AN intemew
from bla home in Fort Smith,
said be deetded to run for olftee
became "people comtnc to Dl1 reataunnt aaid, 'why don't you
do aometblnl about the 1overn-ment '." "There la DO doubt in my mind
that I'm IOlna to W uhinltaD. D.C., because I've got
1ometbln1 behind me that
nobody understands -God
bimaelf .'' be aaid. "I talk to him
every day and be tells me, 'Go
on, Graham. You can do it.' "
Belluao Kid some of the can-didates "are nannlng as a elm·
mlck," but lna1.ated that many
are "alncere and have been abut
out of the political process by
the farty boues and the press.'' •• decided to Wle the word
kook.le because I knew it would
draw the media," Belluso said.
"They'll come out to see the
freak.a, but I tblnk they'll dis-
cover that. aome of these eao·
dldatea really have aometbi.al to
offer."
C.11142-5871.
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towottt for
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First Fedttal hu pem~nt-approved programs to exempt part of your currmt income
from tun. Our l.R.A . propam is designed for any wage earner not currently covued by
any other rdirement plan. The Keogh programs are for self-employed peopfe, including
our special .. [)dined Beodit" plan which can provide lAlx free contriburioN up to
$16.000 p« year! All of thae plans are insured to $100,000 by an agency of the Fedcnl
government.
In addition, Fint FedtraJ hu an extra incentive to opm your account now ••• with
the exception of the .. ~fined Bendit" Plan WE WILL WAIVE ALL FIRST YEAR
TRUSTEE FEES (effective l ll1Sn9 to 4/15/80). So stop by now for furthu infonna--
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Cid red tape, ~tbng the ~• and achon JIO" need
to 1alve lneqwtau m gowrnment end t>umie11 . Mml
UWr quntaon.i to Pat Dunn. At Your Servtce, Orange
COGlt Daily Pilot, P 0 . Boz ISiilJ, C~ta Meta, CA
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""' phoned mqwm• or letters not includmg t~ rNdn'a full name.addreu and btl.aiMu houri' plloru
nMmber cannot be conndered. Tim column appear• dal-
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11.e P•'-1 TIH••er Llg•d•
DEAR PAT: We bought a mobile home and I
really d.oa't know which cleaning materials I
aboufd me <m the bathroom fixtures and the panel· ms. Can you tell me what's recommended"
L.P., Fount.aln Valley
Experts say that fiber stua abower and &ab
stal.u cu be remowed wi< MIDenl 'hrpe (pabil
Utluer). ft'• enllallle a& 11117 patll& se.n. Sloela a
ve17 ...a amomt tie Cite W&om of die tab or
........ ,. a,ldly ..... IOft do&b and rtue.
A•rHlff ••&ertal._ er eleaaen tbat eo•tala ...... Jl>'droDcle llMMaJd be a.olded la meblle
ltomea. 8odlam la7droJdde ud w •••m•1ld
eleuen, .......... nWU. alceW w •n•• .U. eoald •••111 Ule tMll·walled dlela.,•..uc ptp.
la&-Wl9ea uta& mllleral ....,., a~..,_ na..e.
u• plW lilbU. Make nre to naUl.a&e lfaperlJ.
Soep ud water eleaalal la reeeam•de4 for dn..., ,_,. pa..U..1. U II'• ntremely dlrQ, nb
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lle•der /Wet~M~fral BeJ11er
DEAR PAT: I wanted to tell G.K., Newport
Baell. lmd ~ other readers =/:,nooally Nee>mmend IOIDeone wbo la well to IMlp wUh qy tecnmeal problem in · a SQttar.
'Dale Fortune of Fortune Kualcal fmtru~
menta. 2llao Walnut Ave .• TusUD -.. Re bu given a lot of help to my aoa and I've found him to
be very knowledgeable and willlDI to help anyone
will) a questioo about stringed instruments.
C.W., San Juan Capiatraoo
• A'YB eoataded Dale Fomme, and .. wW be
able to pro~de all tlae Information G.K. Deeda te
flalab ball4BDI bl.a own electric pltar. Fortaae
apedalbee ID natom-made pttan and repatrtq
all atrtnged ud eleetrtcal lutnunenu as weU aa
acoa.Uc guitars. Be caa be reached by pbollln1
7S 1-tZ"13.
Long, Long Ann of Law
Comes Up With Cash
NEW YORK CAP) -Amazed that the city was
able to track him, a Uruguayan citizen mailed a
$40 check to pay a parking ticket be received while
vialting here.
In a letter accompanying the check, Elias
Bluth, of Montevideo, wrote: "Any department
that can track down a Uruguayan citizen who via·
It.eel New York for a few days and manages to de·
liver a summons for a parking violation at bis
penooal address nearly 10,000 miles away de-
serves to get paid. Congratulations!"
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AU your Oirlltmu shopping ••• tied up In one beaQt.INt package , .
Santa never had it
so good!
When It comes time for you to play Santa
... come to Lido Marina Village. With over 75
boutiques to choose from ... who needs elves")
And, you can park your reindeer ror fn•e
from December 15 through December 24'
Delightful gifts can be found in any number
of Lido Marina Village's shops. everything from
fine jewels to jeweled finery plus gourmet kitchen
ware, special soaps and fragrances. ch11drens' toys
and unique treasures from around the world.
Stop in at the Greenkeeper for your Christmas
special handmade omaments ... strolJ over to Petfumes
of Lido and special order a fragrant holiday wreath or
basket William Roberts fine jewelry is bound to have
the perfect gift for that someone special. .. and for something
exotic stop in at Camata's Pearls and Kimonos. Does your
Wclrdrobe need sprue ing up? Therc•'s
!ht· Unicorn. Dc.·vt-reux, PapaqdllO
.md Robert Alan\ Men's World of
f <.1sh1on. JUSI to ndmc a few'
And start or end your shopping
dcJy with a warm cappuccino or
pK k-me-up espresso at the· CoHt:L
Peddler While you'rt· there. tdkc
a whiff ot the wonderful Christ.
mas pastne!> being whipped
up at the German Home
bakery on the boardwalk.
Starting December 15.
the rea l Santa Claus will be
strolling through Lido Manna Village to offer an
ear dno a candy cane to children of all ages!
Remember. the best thing about Christmas
shopping this year is that you can do 1t all ... csnd have a ball at
Lido M<.1rtnd Village!
LIDO MARINA VJl.1.AQE
Jl,lst off Pacific Coast Highway at Newport Beach Blvd. and Via Lido in Newport Beach
Free Parking-December 15 to December 24
(Merchants will validate)
LIMITED
TIMEONLYI
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on this luxuriout pluah carpet!
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NBCFilm
. atLL f'OX. 1eneral ... ..,... mana1er of Uae NBC aa..aa St.le Colll•re D twcR'llf!UlN station, . er-Aid be would dlleuu a
It 1-a... tt b U potalble dilelalmer wtth uuaa aa l board han~er Robert 1tatlon attorney• and Tromble)' ta applYtnc the ftnllbAt touches wlUl NBC, wblcb pro-
'°a laraer·t.ban·llf• model'• baintyle. He'a duced t.M ft1m ... .,,
actually Just puUna down a new atan in Qd .JCIMl!b: A st.or7 ot UUca,N.Y. .. Faith."
A ,,._man '°" t!M clerl)1!MD aald the ftl,m tode~ts Give
Pew-s Views r
• BERKELEY <AP> -Relilkle I.I alive and
yell al the Univenlty of Callfonlla, but lt'a not
yUt It med to be.
..._ ...... ~ "denoml.DaUoa.a" lilted by studenta on
1DC1r rd1aioua preference cardll: the Pob'ester
Paaoda ot tbe PaJpltatiq PulJ*. the Cosmic Yo-
Yo Cburcb of BvolutioaarJ Onenela and Tbe Holy
Order ol Our Lady ol Perpetual Motton.
The Rev. Gustav H. Schultz. put.or of the
Un.lvenrity Lutheran Cburcb, said other answers
included None (but defin.ltely not Mormon)1 .Blue Oyster Cult, Bom-Agaln Atheist. Fat Womup of
the Hilb Cholesterol Order, Southern Pedestrian
and Church of God the Totally Indifferent.
"People still have a sense or humor and that is
a positive sign," said Schultz
More than 8,000 preference cards were filled
out, he said.
AdditWnal Term
Given to Rapist
SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -A 32-year-old man,
convicted lD August or raping a blind woman i.n
ber apu'&IMDt here, wu ..Seneed to an addi·
tlonal m ,.an ID pn.c. for bet~ U.S. Dlltriet .Jaqe Alf~ ~ rejeeted araummta dW the u.,..,. state ND.twe wu
eDOaib pmtahmeat tbr Dcmald.Ray Driver, ••Ji.D&
tbat DriYer bu "a total clilreaard for otben" and lt a threat to the commQDlty.
JD tbe rape cue, Driver wu arnated alter be
approached the womu tb6 nat day and 1&ld be
-wouJd llb to tee ber aaa1n.
LOS ANGSLSI CAP> -The purcbaH al )lretbane ••ttrHIH, CUl'NDtly UHd ln 14
~~~!I~ Countr Jatla and bolpttall, bu been U111111ed b1 tbe oocmty followlDI a ftre dipartm•t
.report1hat urwthane cu M "• ntnm• ft.re and .health haard."
Oftlciala 1ald tbeJ Int.ad to nplac:e the COUD· :tJ'• 23,000 urethane mattnlael with mattnues
.made of ftre-reaiatant mat.nil u the old mat.-
:V-HS wear out.
' . . . . . . .
l1 rumond to bave a
rape 1eene and ..... UD·
bhtorlcal and not
laltblul to tbe Bible .••
M &ANWBIL g, a
1pokesman fOI' NBC in
New Yc:ft Qty aald the
mother of J•• WU OD· ly .. menaced" by
Boman IOldlen in the
lllm, not raped.
"J tbtnk the film clear· 1Y lndlcates that Mary
••• a Ylr1ln," com-
mented the Rev. Mlke
Filet ol the La Mesa A.I·
aembly ol God Cburcb.
TBE aEV. Ke ith
Sargent, executive
di rec tor of the San
Diego Evangelical AJ.
sociatioo, said the film
passed the doctrinal test
on the Virgin birth. But
he said it.a account of tbe
Mary and Joeepb story
bears liUJe resemblance
to that lD the Bible.
There needs to be a
d isclaimer with il,
Sargent said.
MAIL LOST
33 l'E4RS
FRESNO <AJJ> -Tiie
m&)'Ol''I "eerUfteate of
ciUselllhJp" to newly
born Mary Elisabeth
Bennett eot Jolt lD the
mail.a -for almost aa
years.
An envelope cont.a.ln-ine tne certificate wu
returned to city ball re-
cent I y stamped
''Returned to sender.
UodelJverable as ad-
d re 11 e d ... It wa1
postmarked llfa7 21 ,
19'7, and wu lorwarded
to an addre11 In ln-
dependeDce, Mo. where
Mary Elizabeth '•
Parenti apparmtlJ bad
moved aft9I' her blrth oo
D.c. 11. 19tl.
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palp.
He and i.-.. b.ll wlte al • ,_,. 11M vb·
lton in hla tiny den, wbJc~ la ltnM *·a... oo
polltlc1, vola•tHrlam and
automobiles; •em ol pbato.
erapba and drawinp ol can
crowd for at:teatian on tM wall.
The Bible rests oo a table near
bia chair.
"Moat of my time now ia
spent working tor the church,"
sald Romney, always an active
Mormon and now a reaional
representative for the church, a
JOb that takes him throu&bout
Mlchl&an and northern Ohio.
aOllNEY DEUGB'l'8 IN aECAU.ING bow,
two decadel qo, be brought small cars before the
American public and said they made sense.
'"lbe Rambler was the ftrst successful small
car. It brought the company to a level of prosperi-
ty and changed the character of car use in this
country.·· said.
Had the small car esperiment failed, Romney
said be was wiWq to take the blame for the de·
ma.e ol the company rather than seek g<Wenuneat
help.
Last mouth be told tbe Senate Banttn1 Com·
mlttee that goyemment regulation of tbe auto ln·
dmtry abouid be relued. but that federal aid for
another automaker, struuHa1 Chryaler Corp ..
abould not be granted. Even with aid, be said, the
Eirst Ti01e
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JOAN UNNl!DY AT NOMI wmt MIMINTOI
Would Ulw to .. ,.,.. Llidr Who Worl£a
Wi/e Joan BOclts Ted
tJn ChappaquitUlick
BOSTON (AP> -Joan Kennedy
Sa)'I She and her huaband Edward
are &ettinl a.Joo& "better than ever"
and that lhe admires him for aeeH"'
tbe presldftlcy even lbou1h It means rellvinl 0Jappaqu1ddick
In a wtde-ranstn1 lnlervlew, bet
fil'9t aince Sen. Edward M. K.eo.Dedy
formally entered the 1980 preelden·
tlal 1weeprtakes, Mrs. Kennedy alJO
lilated Wednesday that her bout with
alcoholism actually may have given
aew Ufe to the couple's troubled mar·
riage.
SHE SAID SHE fears for her
husband's safely. that she no longer
la bothered by rumors linking the
aenator romantic ally to othe r
women. and that she believes her
husband's account of the accident at
Chappaquiddick that claimed the Life
of Mary Jo Kopechne
ln the interview at the couple's
elecant Boston apartment overlook·
I.Ilg the Charles River, Mrs Kennedy
asserted she has "m y old confidence
(>Uk." She talked al length about her
struggle with a lcohol and the impact
it has had on the family
.. "t've been through auch an ordeal.
J r have a new appteeleUon for the
C\-aaedlea Ted has bad to go throuah
ift his life." Mrs. Kennedy said, ad·
dhle :
~ "WE DON'T TALK a bout 1t, but l
•admire him for having made it
through and persisting in public Ufe
and ha ving to r e li ve a ll of the
tragedies -of the Kopechnes, Pres1·
dent Kennedy. of Bobby.
"(have greater adm1ralloo ror him
now than ever before. having gone
through my own bout or hell."
Mrs. Kennedy also said sbe does
not think her husband bas covered up
apy of the facts of Chappaquiddick
••1 TllIN1' TED testified under
oath and the results were made
lf\lbllc and there's been no new
e.vidQ!ee railed ln the last 10 years,"
lbe Hid. .. I think everythins's been
a)Jd."
Kn. Kennedy also said: ' -"II be becomes president, I'll
U.e with blm in the White House.''
.. t didn't leave Wuhin&ton becJUH
of tbe 10-called prenures or the
poUtlcal life," she said. "l wun't
luvtnc Ted or my family. I Left pure
and 1lmply because l wu a very alclt
lady and needed a new treatment
pro1ram. l bad tried pro1rama ln
Waabiqtoo, but I bad failed."
-BETWEEN NOW AND May,
wbUe ftn1abl.ng ber studies, sbe will
campai1n occasionally for her
bu1band by makin1 speeches
whenever ahe bu the Ume -on is·
1ue1 that interest ber. She will then
campaip full-Ume. she said.
Mn. Kennedy aald tbe couple's two
children, Kara, 1.9, and Teddy Jr .• 18,
will aklp their second semester at
colle1e to campaign for tbelr father.
-She ls a femi01st, but "I don't
thi nk I'd call m yself a m1htant
feminist."
-She gave a lot or thought to her
husband's rnt'e for the presidency
before signaling her approval
"HE COULDN'T RUN without me,
and he wouldn't.·' Mrs Kennedy
said. "It wos natural he'd ult me "
A lot has happened to me in the
last couple of years since I've been
out of public life." s aid Mrs Ken·
ned y. dressed 1n a he rrinebone
Jacket. gray slacks and a black
turtleneck but wearing no wedding
rm(l
"T he good news about me Is I'm
s u ccessfull y r ecoverin g fro m
alcoholism." she said "The result of
this 1s that I feel I'm a brand-new
peraon. I have m y old confidence
back "
SHE EXPLAINED THE absence of
a wedding ring by saying. "I haven't
worn a wedding nng in 10 years I
used to take 1t off when I played the
piano. and I'd 1064! 1t · ·
Mrs . Ke nned y s a id she is a
member of Alcoholics Anonymous,
attends meetings regula rly and has
psychjatric counseling once a week
"It would be tough to go 1t alone,"
she sa1d. "We would go to the
counselor together Ted participated
It can help so many people, espechd·
ly group sessions for families. lt'a
brought us so much closer. We all
talk about It."
MRS. KENNEDY, WHO 1s
floi1bing work for a master's
de1ree ln education al Lesley Colleee
of Fine Arts in Boaton, sald she will
continue living in Boston uoUI May,
when she finiabes her credit requlre-
menta for the de1ree.
She said if her husband wins the
prealdency, she'd like to be a first
lady who work.a, and that she would
teach music In the White ffouae to
children.
Mn. KeMedy said she fears for her
husband's safety and that ber
children talk about it. But she alao
said she feell her husband bu the
best poujble protection be can 1et.
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Living Christmas Trees
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Tb1 all diw.tUu and Pert...-.i Canal pl"OpMalt .,. at.ahltory In·
lUauv .. wblcb r1qulr1 N•,ut
lltnatww.
1111. uld they mlibt quaUly toe
lb• NOVlmbir 119> ballot If u,ey 1et
lb•·•~ nw by nnt 1prtq.
T•• PDIPllS&A.L Canal pro-poul ta tbe um• u tbe blll
1poo1ored by state Sen. Rubin
Ayala, l>-OU.Do. peodiaa befON tbe
IA1lllature.
Tbe proponeut of tbe lnJUatlve la
James Ha.now, a 1tudellt at UC Seo-
ta Crua, and a former int.em 1D ta.
1onroor'1 olfltt.
Arata said two atudenta •P·
proached him oa tbe lut day ol tbe
lt7t aealoo and uked 1r be -ouJd
back an Initiative to &et tbe
Peripheral Canal bW.lt.
... v aucnoN wu. 'l.A)Qk, let
me exhaust all the le1l1latlve
av1aue1 before .. &et l.Dvolv*11D ao
lnltlatlve. · They uked me tt I bet
All)' objedioo to tbe1r Uliq .. blll. aad I aald. 'How can I atop )"OU'?"
Bayside Onve at Jamboree Road Newport Beach Ayala laid bla bill wUl bi before
t.be Senate F\.nance CommtUee Jan.
7. the f1nt day of tbe aew 1-dcm a.
aald be apecta tt to pus the Senate. !:::=========================::!Ii
"I think we are eotne to haft more ( ]
dlfficuJUea ln the Aaembb'. but we MAILBOX STIMULATES lnthe can overcome them. too." Ayala DAILY PILOT said. • ,, ________________ .-J
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id I lbe WU I pubUc fllure &be
Iliad to~lbow actual malice. '!be 1tate
Court C'/f ADDeaLt revel'Md u.. ruJiDc
and U.. !lb ..U a review by the
S\tpNme Court.
Tbe 1ooeal court Hid a private ln·
dlvldual l1 not automatically
tranaforuMd lnto a public fiaure
1tmply by beinl uaoclaWd with a
matter that attracta public atteDUoa.
In October, ltTZ, tbe Blka
ll11uine an editorial by
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WASRING'l'ON <AP) -......... , .. ......._.
tlal frclilt..rmmer 8oqld RMcaa bu bol rowed a
pace -or two or thl'M.-fl'tlll ...._..aowa GOP caadldat.e Rep. Pblllp II. Crue of llliaola,
Re11ao•1 eampalp aldea eoaceded. A f\md·
nUiq .... and a CGDtribGdoft fonn -aJmo.t
word·for.word eopi• of a •••Mns by Crane 18 ,. ~U. aio -were Miit nCentl1 b7 tbe llea1an ~ampalp to prospective contributon.
• ••WJ.t 1RaB SVSHl.8BD. 'IUE ONLY major
~dJ.lfermce wa where to send the check." said Laura Broderick, a •J>Okeswoman for Crane.
Ao ez.ample from an Auiust 1178 Crane letter .
• "I've dedded to 1et up •. 1peeial oraanJ.ution for UM>ee wflio wW have th.la penooa1 relationship to
me and my campalp. I'm eoma to call this
special comm.lttee Friends ol Phil."
An aemple from a Nov. 1. JJ79 Reagan letter:
:'"I've decided to set up a special orsaniution for
those 1'bo are key 1upporters in my campaign. I'm
eoing to call thil special committee the Reagan
ltey Supporten Committee."
CAMPAIGN AIDES TO aEAGAN, a former
California governor, admitted Wednesday borrow-
ing some of the phrasing from Crane letters but
said that sorf of thing happens quite often in
politics.
"It's a form·type letter, an approach that has
been used by a lot of people," said Reagan
political director Charles Black. "It's not that un-
usual to have mail mixed up between campaigns
-even though perhaps it was not entirely proper ·
that it be done."
Black said some 700,000 were mailed out -and
these letters have netted lbe campaign about $1
million.
Richard Viguerie, the direct-mail expert who
Wl'ote lbe original letter for Crane and is now
working for the John Connally campaign, said that
while ideas have a way of circulating from one
campaign to another. that doesn't justify
wholesale lil'linl of "whole paragraphs "
~
"IN ONE SENSE, YOU-&E llattered and in
another aense you're hurt," Vrrguerie said in an
interview. "You have mixed feellnp about this."
Viguerie said be found out about the Reagan let-
ter when he got a copy in lbe mail. He bad given
$1 ,000 to the Reagan campaign 1n 1976.
"I'm a fan of Ronald Reagan and I like him. lf
Connally can't be the next president, I want it to
be Reagan,'' Viguerie said.
RE SAID REAGAN HAD ENOUGH of a lead for
the GOP presidential nomination to not have to
engage in borrowin1 lines from candidates -especially a dark-hone candidate like Crane.
Crane's 1978 letter was four pages, plus a con·
frlbution form that asked four questions. Reagan's
letter waa three pages. Througb.C)ut Reagan's let-
ter -and the contrlbuUon form -there are whole
•entenceJ and paraarapbs either identical to
Crane's or only slightly different.
Cyclist Wins Suit
SALEM, Ore. (AP> -'lbe Or8llOll s.eme
Court ba ordered tbe AmedcaD clllbibutor of
&awaaakl motorcycles to PQ $1. 'IS mlDion to a
man paralyzed lD an aecidlllat camed by dealer
• nealiaenee. But the court OYertumed a lower eoart findtn& that tbe motorcycle manufacturer, Kawuaki
Heny IDduatries of Japan, allO wu U.ble for
damaps.
CCMat records showed that James E. Peeples,
29. of Eqene, purchued b1a motorcycle from a
Sprinlfteld dealer tn June 1971. A mootb later and
ftve days after the motorcycle'• flnt warranty in· tpectlon, the drive cbJin slipped from tlie
sprocket, aendina tbe bike out of control and leav-
tn& Peeples a quadriplellc.
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Sold by weight, Direct from Florence, Italy
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Have yourself an
Ellen Carter Christmas.
It's a joyous celebration for oil,
as Ellen Carter toasts the end
of an era with the closing
of her Ladies Ha berdashery
Now, Ellen Carter is giving you
a chance to buy the anfique
furnishings and jewelry that
have contributed to the
unique ambience of her
store. At prices you simply
may not believe. Oh yes, you
can still save on Ellen Carter's
fabulous clothes, too
Give som~ne you love an
Ellen Carter Christmas .
You'll never have the
opportuni1y again.
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Iaguna OKs $6,15-2-Geology-Fund --
LaCUDa Beach City CoUDcU
members apprond spendln1
... 1$2 for a polosic study tn the 11,.Uc IDUa area wbere earth
mcwemeat bu been reported in
the lut few weeks.
City llana1er Ken Frank
uted the council to autbori.&e
the city to pay 1eologiat Harry
Lawrence se.w for addltiooal
1eotedmlcal services for h1a re-
aeareb 1D t.be Tahiti A venue
area, a well u Thurston In·
t.ermediate School, above the street.
IA.IT WED. two women at
• • tla Tahiti Ave. reported abarp Tueactay atcbt will 10 for ln-
Jolll i.nalde tbelr home that 1tallation of monttortn1 devices
cracked windows, walla and the to determine ii the area, bulli OD
foundation ol tbe aeveo-1ear~ land ftll. la ltil1 moviq. boule.
Pat Ryan ancS-Tem DJbl
bave since moved back intp
t.beir bome, despite warninp
from city official.I t.bat the pair
ahowd await the outcome of the seololie aurvey ol the propert;y
and adjo1Diq stneU and achooL
Tbe dtJ manaaer atao uted
the comdl to approve an ad-ditional ... in city f\mda for
addltianal eec>iC>lic wort lf It la
neceuary.
One lnjured .
In Three-car
Mesa Smashup
One puaen1er wu injured
and three can damaged lo a
pileup OD Fairview Road. CoSta
lleaa police said today. Escaped Con re=•~:::~=
manapr to neaotiate with tbe They said ntuan Hoa On, 16.
Trllnde to Bl•g Cros ..
£" .:_·ptored ID• Lapna Beaeb Un.1fled Sdlool Costa Meu, wu treated but QOt '-AK . Dtatrid and the Lacuna Budl bo1pttallaed at Costa Mesa
Coant;J WMer Dlltrlct to eee if llemorlal Hospital for bead ln-"--ta M tboM two mtiUel micht plck up Juriel ln the 4:30 p.m. accident Artist Paul Von Ri.DMelhetm ·stands lD front of his constructed abstract sculpture
dedic•ted to Bina ~by eotttled "Going
My Way." Th~ 30-foot-higb, yellow
aluminum configuration, resembling two
liant ladders with the end posta chopped
off, ia being erected outalde tbe ABC En·
tertainment Complex ln Century Clty. The
$150,000 sculpture will be unveiled today.
'-AJl!t e88 ~die east _ . _ _ .~ F•trvtew Boad near
A wmtE camp ••Me••t-Pt1Mlilt-flftroomm--dea·~~6ll!ll_Dl_...rf.lfJl'aCHD_m .. ~~for--~o':r::· 1ald On was .. tbe CaJUanda IDIUtute fW ... -• --a ..-U UIHU""9 ..-at Cb.tDo waa captured tn Cotta permtnton to allocate some pu. aeacer ln a car driven by Son
Mesa. pottce said. funds to tbe l90k>clc aWdy. N1uyen. 11, ~Costa lleaa. They
TbeJ aid Boblrt Donald Ber-Craea bue been oblened tn Aid NSUJeD • car and a car
Mesa Police
Link Suspect
To3Heisis·
Costa Mesa police said that
they beli"9 they have cleared
up three armed robberies in
tbeJr dty with the arrest by San-
ta Ana Cllftcera of a man suspect-
ed in a Garden Grove holdup.
DetectlYe Phil McCormick
said wttneues have linked the
Garden Grove suspect, Larry
Michael Goodin, 30, of Santa
Ana. to u.r.. eo.ta Mesa rob-
bers
~ OW&ied OD Nov. 4 at
Carl's Jr. on Adame A•enue,
Nov. J5 at Tres Amigos
Restaurant on Ha rbor Blvd.,
and Nov. 16 at the Jolly Roger,
alao on Harbor Boulevard.
llcCormlck said police in
other Oran1e County cities have
linked Goodin to at le ast six
other robberies.
Goodin was be ing held in
Oran1e County J ail, McCormick
said.
He aatd Goodin was arresU:d
Nov . 20 afte r a Big Boy
restaurant ln Garden Grove was
robbed and Santa Ana poUce rec·
ognized Goodin's vehicle from
a description given by wit·
ne.ses.
Newport Tax
Seminar Set
Erne.t Dronnenber& of the
state Board of Equalisation and
Oran1e County Assessor,
Bradley Jacobs, will be panel
memben at a tax sem inar
Tuesday.
Tb• meetln1. ope n t o the
public, ta spons ored by the
Newport Hlrbor Area Cb.tuber
of Commerce. It will be held
from 7:10to 10 a.m. in the lloate
Carlo Room of the Newporter
Inn.
The COit ls $10 for chamber
members and 115 for non-
members. llesenations can be
made tbroqb tbe chamber at
644-8Z11.
Mesa Youtlu
Selling Tree•
...
Residents Applaud
' .
Coastal Park Plan
mont, JS, ol CcJ1ta )( ... , wu ar-b,; tide lot at Tbuntoa Scbool driven by lluy Jane Mac-
re1•-..1 -'• .. ~ut in ld t __ _. ud the ..... dlatrtet .. _ ~ Donald. •. Costa Mesa, ~re
ll4N ..,,,.._, c en ca&"aY UDdernelt.b TabW ~ ~ 1outbbound alde by side on
Wed.nelday after bla car wu 10me-'* IDOftllMDt hu beeD Fairview Road when tbc!Y spotted 1D front of a bome CID .-..--...;..a broadllded a ltatioll wacon. P~tRotld. __,...._ -._ Police Nld prtson oftlclab bad Some ol tlile funds autbclrised a-...-•aaoa wa.a drive
advlaed them tbat Bermont by Raney <Jtarles Forbes, 29. ol
milbl be retundq to tb1a .... Costa ..... police aaid.
Tbey laid be ai.o raee1 = c:u_ r __ D led
o1 po11 1.cm o1 ato1en ~ ~ ona F-"-D South Cout olllclala and reskleata apreued deJlabt at tbe pro-*ame lit tbe time ol b.la -ll.08' ie8
posed purcbue ol nearly 2,000 aeres o1 tbe lniDe Cout bJ tbe state, II•• arrest be aUnedb' wu To Driver PPfta'Pjlm with Lquna Beach offlctaJa MYinl tbe new part aboWd alle'ftate carrytnl credit cards ltoleo 1D a --e--STOCKTON CAP) -A 44.
preuures on Lquna Beach landa by aummer beachloen. LCID.I Buell burs1arJ TM Ncapwt.-11_. Sebool I*-JUl'-oid ma fell to bis death
Laiuna Beac.b Mayor Jack McDowell said 1'ednnd9 ~ Bermoat nmatned in Colt.a t:rtet'• drtftr traiDiaC PJ"Oll"UD Tueada;J from a Stockton hoWt.
purchase from the 1rv1De Com· )( ... Jail wltbout ball. bu rw:ated a lift ol m 19 the San .Jo9qu1n County aberifr,
pany, "la tbe 1reateat thins comlMIDY lbould now come fGl1b Spoteemea for the priloD aaid Datna ae. from a Newport office reported. A PHHrby
we've bad happen tn the area and belpthepeopleolCalifonda Bennoal walked away from the Beacb&W>dealet. found tbe body of Patrick
between Corona del Mar and complete the coastal part," be mlnimum-aecwity conservation Newpolt DatAD daoated the Markle Jr. on the sidewalk
La1una Beach." said. facWtJ CamD Prado lut July un, wtddll _.. apeet.ec1 to be iD below t.be fourtb-fioor room
BE MID THE new public Scott said tbe Uteb atate II ' ----'-' UN wtddD a 11w WMb. ...,. tbl deed man raided.
land "Wlll dovetail nicely wlth purcba1e should ba•• a --·---------------------------------~ tile hitereata ol tnlandera for us-''domino effect" on eftorta •
inl the entire beach area... local leltalaton to set fedenl
"I think when the state puts in funda to ereate • larler Natlmtal
the additional parldna and road Urban park •urroundlnc Lacma
complex plan, includin1 Sand ~~Tbech. ,,~-al t Canyon Road to the Beach, it -· &OTernJDeD now will alleviate presaurea on baa the appraiula (from tbe
La1una Canyon Road and our state purcb.ue) to wort from.
beaches " and hopefully, th.la will speed up
Councilman Howard Dawson the proceu ln the federal
echoed the mayor's statement, purcbue," be said.
sayin,, "I feel our <Laguna AND EL MORRO lloblle Beach•> sands are being burned out by overuse, and maybe th1s Home Park residents, wbo an
will stve us a chance to let our most affected by the state
natural sealile population re-purchase, said they too an generate." pleased with state plan.a for the-
park. HE SAID THE new open The at.ate offered tboH 2IN beaches will "shift some of the bll ho burden of beacb0 oers to the new mo e me owners the option • of receiving relocation beneftta, area," and said be is glad the or staying on tn the Mono
state ls going to "act as host to Canyon area for 20 1ean.
lbe coast instead of Laguna "I've lived here for 20 vean, Beach." # Mike Scott. La"'"'a Greenbelt, and 1 think the state'• actioa al· ,,.-· d lowing me to stay another JO Inc. executive manager, sai t.o-years ls fantastic," said stan
day he ls pleased a good portion Bowen, wbo arew up lD the
of the greenbelt will be pre-mobile home park and now llvea served. He said his group ls now look· there with hi.a wife.
in& forward to the lrvtne Com·
pany "coming forth with dedica-
tion of land in conjunction with
the (S32.6 million) purchase by
Uie state."
"BA VING RECEIVED a pre-
mium price for the land, the
"THE THING THAT inWallJ
upset me when thia wu tn tbe
planninl stace wu the poulbill·
ty the state would break up a
homo1eneous community,"
Bowen said. •'Tb.ls ii tbe type ol
place where I never hHe to lock
the front door. Older people and
youn1 people really pt alGq
together here."
But be said the state'• optAon
to allow rea.ldenta to 1tay CID
another 20 yun 11 acceptable to
moat of the reaidenta be bad
talked to.
Leonard Shelton, a Pomona
attorney who bu a mobile bome
ln tbe ~ laid the Rate bu
'been fair tn • •worklQ• out
aomethlnl ao people can me up
the uaetUI Ule ol their mobile
homes."
AND BE MID t.be fact tbat
most ol the realdentl wW re-.
main will aaft the ltat. IDCID8J ~ln relocation COltl.
••From the 1tate''1 potat ol .Sew, tt'1 a brtD1at IOllltba..,
he aald.
Junior· Executive
DallJ Piiot carrier• are yoUftl bualneaaMeft and bualneuwomen,
pro¥1dlug a UMful, lmpottMt PfOdUd to their culllomen each day, and
eamlng a profit for their effofta.
In blloamlng aucceaM Independent bullne .. people they leam to
man ... their time and llwlr money, to be relabte and re~, and to
deal a........., wtttt PM•·
fMr lfwe8' tttelr ....,......, P'oftta lft tMlf hobble• and recreation, and In
clotM• end tn NYlnp for tut.. plane. And tMJ have their own money to
... tor ...... and good ........
o..., Plot canter boJ1 lftd fllrtl •lllO have oppottunllH to •ntoY .,.a.I
tr1p1 to ..... Ike otwytend, Knil*'• leny Pana. cmlN, Magic Mountain
and --tun place•. .
..... -~ ............ ~eo... ... '" ...... tor
...... ,;, .. ~ ............. ,..., -Dilllr ..... ,.,..,..
(
'°T9rn .......... Ille
,_-PO••rt. 1tVe17 e M.aa ltrett. AM Uteral11 DOt a ........ ., .... flDod. v ••• ., ~to.. ......
at't complMelJ made of fut lood. u 1Qll& ..,. loMt• for
IOllMbillUI to -• • • tberi WM ----..... • .,...., .. , )Oii ....,. tell
that 1ou'n eom••b•n who
• lJDlliter nm RAVI'S cm ,...._. UMr bave maaun ads on TV," · an a wUd ud CfU1 Martin Wei wttb a laueb. Jae• L.vnch IQI be time, to bon\lw MuUD'• J.,... WeU, Twrt Hauta -popula-ll retlrlna from ltartlM ._ trip to lon tn u 10.ooe -hu a ..... ot
pollUca at year11 end. OIM-GflWr IOcal HlrD A.tation humor, too. Lynch. 83. bu been JU&Jt.WIDa 'h1l 0r.,, ..... leader-cf tbe Ftona --'!'be TaB prqpr, bnbt wu.-na--oPmfSU;-.11aitin wm
Fall p_." '"''-ce 11-will dGlt a crop of eaaialOupel bave UM ot • 1151 Cbevy. for on-
.. y ~ ._, OD tbe ~-~ tM ''Queen QtJ lJ f7 a day -witb dmlted
Seit W tr• ,..... ... of tbe Wa ...... " lftile .... He CU UM lt to drift
11&11 fnt wltt. • ..._ ••we .,.. to &bow blm we're to the c.r. lndQstrlal Ferti.lbs
..... dlellftM .. .. . DOt Jutt another bump tn the Plant, where dty olftdala .....
.. O.lty Pila road," ..,. dtJ ipOUIWCllDU planned • sulded tou.r -bla 612·5'71 Viets w.r. ant day.
Lev rs
f
MUUD'a "1Ste wW be a N01D
at tbe local YMCA, U11 111.
Wt .. r. 11.U .,_.t IK!Uded It
Ult.'" Y. IN& el&~elu .. , &Mf 'U tbroW IA for two at &IMt loeal TMIO 11co.
Aed 10 llartla wlll la••• llOIQ._ to baJ, Ture 11aU
bu eome up wttb a • MU\ ~MCUUMatlim
aDd 8'IO't Tndor SAM aid
Servi•. pl• 8DCl&ber IS .ut
nrtlllaite at lailbef'• Jltf1 Car ............. Mid.
'WUN ftl8 IVN .... don.
llarti.D caniDa to tM ltl1tlmlle tbum·UaanHluun of Uae .,......
at tbe 11drd A~ Wulletma.
wb.lcb Ila. Wecer daeribet •
"oae of &be meat lacmdroimita in the llldwelt.. ••
•• Aa4 1llPOll bis cleputme from
Tern Baute. be will be .... a
bucket of dllieteD to 10 from tblf
ColGael. .. laid Ila. Wepr. • ••we're Mrioaa abcNt t.ldr.'
abe said. •4We want bilD to come
bact. n. • 1a .-. an oat."
COORS RECYCLING CE~EBRATION
Sammy, llc•llr I C.S Tlitll Cilltlr ONLY 0
~WM of ... teoydlnO. t'tforta of OUf Of'M09 County ouatomere WhO ,,...
OWt 1JIOO.GOO . poundl of aluminum eo f111 this yw, Coon Olstrt~ting '.I ~ wtH Pll1 ~ Plf pouM fot ell aluminum b9¥et9 cans bf'ouaht to our malft .-on a.;,a.y, oec.mw e . ... ,, ......... ,.... ..... •cm•1111r-•fll*ll
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Ediaon Star Jl09 :Attribute• Others Dream About
Utbt end," am. 1~r. •'()tMn are **laa • a quartttbeck. wants me do· tq wbat Yle R ~banl la ckllN . •·
llU.um. uoth•r ldlioll RIO product. LI eGlftlitl1 U.. Nrtin1 llpt ind tor USC'• RoH
Bo•l·bound TroJaaa.
Boyer allO roam• tbo def ve MCODdvY wben c.u.cl upon and came up wltb an lntercep.
f'O& m&N&a. lllGBT d1Mm fll M Ot. ..-... •''ma. A4td a, ... ..,. arm. ,..._.,...__~.......--~--.....
itND&tJl. nt..a Mpa, il•-..• Madi ws a 'llMrN .. ••• • ••l•r eellefle •lndlortM ........ Udllt'aaotbtWdontoOMDOdklin.How ............ ft'tl ••CM.I e .. pu
about \&llna tbat u ae a quutertMck, u.. ~ • ~ • • UOt end. tbe bllf to....._ .._ llees _, 11'••1 lier• 8..,er.
put·w..tw. becb GD toadldoin w aod t.be ,.._ re•••t IU-.. ecller --.. Jlanda to bec:omt tbe team•1 .. ...,,,,. ~vu. ·-... .. .,.......,
l PlDe 4rNml for tbe mu!Utude, reality for 11· .... -• •• llarlc. T .. C II~• ~ear-old eenb' Man BoJV ot Ed1.tce ff10 Scbool
... alretMI• hftl •••. A -u or TllE OIA&GEU• Su.nNt ~ Coecb am wof'kmen
Leape champioaabip team, wblcb ii prepartn1 ~~
for • CJF 811 '1ve Comerence MmiftJlal 1ame
l'wtth P'oatana Friday nl&bt, Boyer cu. aod doe1, do lt all for the Cbar1en.
f. Praeatly be ii Oraqe County's premier tilht
d. ba~ caupt 31 paaaes for 618 yards and lht toocbaowm.
I Hit put includel duliea at quarterback for the
• re1bm.an and ICJl)bomore teams, and when the ~'Char.1 ens• Frank Seurer went down with a frac-
ured jaw in the 19'18 opener, he took over at
quarterback and 1u1ded lbe Char1en t.o eight
rstraaght vietories.
l A.a a quarterback in '78, Boyer's 1tat.a included
k9 completiom in 96 attempt.a and 892 yarda.
lion ln the operung CJ F playoff victory over Notre
Dame.
But 111 a senlor. 1t has been at ti&bt end that
the AU-Orange County star baa made his mark.
Hls favorite route?
"&IGllT OVER THE MIDDLE," says Boyer
"It get.a me ln the open and It gives me a chance to
run over somebody.'·
Teammate Kerwin Bell left the Pasadena-La
Canada area after hi& JWllOr season at St Francis
for greener pastures al Edison. Boyer made the
move earlier. but for identical reasons
made tbe move to Ed.i.oa t« &wo reucma. accord· Loa to Mark ... For beUer football and a beUer education." Mum, the tramtUon from quarterback t.o
t11ht end can be dilftcult, but Boyer'• fiutd move. menta belle any problems.
•-nm TOUGllB8T THING to learn wu block
1.01. but I feel I'm 1eWn1 better." aaya Boyer m. coacb, BlU Workman. expand.a oo bia
214·pound prote1e:
"'l'bere ls not a major colleae that hu arrived
on th.ii campus that does not want Mark Boyer They request ruma on other suys, but oot oo
llark. That dedalon bu already been made.
"I haven't found anythlnc be can't do. excepl
run u fut u Kerwin Bell. But neither does
anyone else.
"BrS SUCH A GOOD athl~. scboola know if
be doesn't make it atone postHoo, he can make It at
aootber. He's JWlt an absolute can't mm player. 1n
two year• be abould we11b Z3S . He
baan't even started to nu out. he's still Juat a baby,
having turned 17 ln Sept.ember."
Amoo.g Boyer's hi1beat momenu t.bJ.S season
have been victories over FounlaUl Valley and
Marina, but Workman says be won't forget
Boyer's contnbution ln a tough. 14·9 decision over
Westaunster.
"We were down 9·0 at balltime and Mark
made aix catches in the second ball. He was a very
big part or our offense and blocked very well." re-
calls Workman.
o.11, ~ .... Slaft .._ TUE FlJTUllE! .. USC, UCLA and Cal are all An eighth "rade student in the Bell Hiith
(Maywood) attendance area, Boyer's parent&
With that in mind. the Chareers coounue
preparation ror undefeated Fontana knowmg that tn
case of emer1ency. they bave a fLStful ortrumpcards
with Boyeroohand. EDISON HIGH TIGHT END MARK BOYER.
' l BaIDa Fans
~ :&ate Over
' ~AP Ranking
I NEW YORK <AP> -It waa a lfr:; experience for aome of.
" e amwertng the telepbooes .-their flnt obscene caJJa. No
beavy breathing, but a Jot of
langua1e that many Marine drill
sergeant.a would have envied.
Not all the irate calls t.o the
Aasociated Presa Tueaday nilht
included a blue vocabulary, but
tbe lfdimentl were the same.
.. Alabama waa 'jobbed' in your
poll,·• w• a tJpical tentlment of
tbe more than two dozen callers.
THEY WERE UPSET that
~·Bear Bryant's Cri.maon Tide was
dropped out of fint place in the
inal regular aeuon rankings
and replaced by Ohio State.
t It wu explained to eacb caller
:that: "We just counted the
ballot.a. The voting wu done by
,a panel of 67 sport.awriters and
broadcasters all over the coun-
try."
i "Well, I ain't gonna call
tbem." said the gravel voice
with a drawl of the deep South.
"But, you can tell them all for
me ... "
~ THE MAN SUDDENLY must
have thou&bt better or the ad·
vice he was about t.o impart, and
added: "I put them that left off ~labama in the same boat with
~bat Ayatollah fella."
His reference apparently was
tto tbe eight voters who left
·Alabama out of the lop three.
Not all the callers were from
labama or the South. ~ Bob Thurston, a Noltbern
Arizona student from Flaptaff
Ariz. said: ''Alabama would
wipe the field with Ohio State."
Tburst.on1 said, tbou•b in bis
•heart be relt Southern Cal, No. 3,
should be No. 1. but still felt.
~.Alabama was treated un-
,fairly."
BILL BA&PE& of
Monteomery. Ala. aald be bad
placed the long dlstance call just
rto get it off bls chest. "lt'•
'another reason why there abou1d 4'be a playoff t.o determine the
• champion," he said.
One caller demanded a re-
ount. When told the ballots bad
en double and tripled checked,
e insisted: "I'll po1t a financial
bond to get another count."
Bryant dJd not call. He said,
l thougb. be wu not upset at the
t outcome. "It's not 1oln1 to
dlan1e our •ame plan for the
1 Su1ar Bowl."
SlqflagBiglt
San Clemente's John Eddo (11) puts up a shot over Costa
Mesa's Dan Bauer durina fint round-action of the San
Clemente tournament Wednesday nllbt. Preparing for
the rebound are Tritons Mike Conatser (41) and Jerry
Borlin (31). San Clemente wqn the game, 75-85. For story.
see page B3.
No Place to Go
ARRels lnt,erested in Palmer? t
1
By WILL GRDl8LEY
TORONTO <AP> -Bueball's
best ptt.cber over the lut dee.Ide
WAI all drelaed up today with DO
place to 10 -a pawn of
Baltimore'• ti1ht-fiated salary
poUcy.
"It's not that I am unhappy
with Baltimore -it's a areal c1
ty and I am one ot lt.a atraa&est
boosten," aald Jim Palmer.
three-time Cy YOUD.I win.Der of the American Leape champion
Oriolea, wbo lD a anlque move
baa offered him.self up as trade
bait.
.. BUT I A• a11ravated
beca\lle I feel I am IJ'OU1Y UD ·
~ and hHe been for moet of my career.••
Few people will questJoo that.
Only tbil week. in the midst ot
the annual buebaJJ meet.inp
here, Palmer wu officially pro-
claimed the wlnninleat pitcher
of the 1'70I, comptllns 188 vic-
tories.
During that period. be was a
20-game winner in eight or the 10
seasons, pitched in five World
Series and reelstered 44
shutout.a, a record unmatched rn
them~.
YET, GOING INTO a new
season and new decade. he faced
the prospect of a $30.000 cut in
his already sub-standard
S260 ,000 salary
"It's automatic under my con·
tract because I pitched In only 23
games." he said "I was
bothered with a sore shoulder
Crom JW'le to September but I
had my full streoilb at the eod
and contributed to the Onoles rn
both the playoffs and the World
Seri ea.
"At 34 , I am sure I have
several profitable years left in
my syatem."
UNABLE TO CONVINCE the
Orioles that bia present contract
with two yean t.o run should be
upended at least t.o a plateau of
reapectabWty. be requested that
be be put OD the open wrket.
"I f.nlUated It," PaTmer said
rrom Baltlmore berore sett1n1
out for the Sue Stan competi-tion ln the Ba mu. "I have t.o
probe new altemativea. Can you
name another pltcber in
bueball who will take a '30.000
cut th.ii year?"
Tbe tall. 1tyliab nt;~aoder aaid be felt be ba4 me a
villain ta the eya of both Oriole ran.a and manaa•ment blea&Ge
of bi• pentatent pnaure for a
salary eommeoaurate With tu.
contributions.
"That ·a wby I &ot an a.eeot
th.la )'Hr." be uid "I never bad
one before. U I go m to Hai\k
Pet.en <eenera.I m&11a1er > and
aay I am uoderpaJd. 1 am a com
plainer. A batttd develops And
1t'1 tramlerred to the public
"BUT It' AN AGENT
oe1ollate1. t.bey ust.en. There us not the same hurt."
Palmer'a aaea.t LI Edward J
Keating ot Clevelaod. He d.Js
COMMENTARY
closed tlW both "anaas City and
the An.pt. were 10tereated ln
Palmer. Nothing bad developed
aa tbe meetiog1 approached
Friday's end.
Thal Is understandable.
Palmer is a nugget that
shouldn't come cheaply on
today's tnflat.ed markel
Recently lbe An1eta· Hreballer
Nolan Ryan Conly twice a 20-
game winner in 12 years 1 signed
for $1 oullion a year for rour
years
"THAT DOESN'T bother
me." Palmer saJd ·· 1 havt' no
envy What bugs me as lhi.t
there are 20 or 30 pat.cben mak·
101 mOtt mooey than t am -
have been for three years or
more. I on.ly want what I think I
deaerve. ··
The Onoles are notonous for
their payroll cooservatism. re·
fuamg to )OID an the free agency
sweepstakes
''Tbe year we woo our fU""St
World Senes (1968) I wu mak-
ing S7.soo:· Palmer saJd. "I had
to hold out for 11 days to 1et my
salary up to $14.000.
"HOW DO YOU tb1nk the
Orioles 1oa pla,yers like Reue
Jacbarl. Bobby Grieb, WQ"De
Garland, ROM Grimsley and
Jual this year Don Stanbouse?
Not bttaua.e they dldo't like
Baltimott. It was because tbey
couldn't set decent moneJ ...
AdmJttin& an ad•eraary rela-
taonshap with management, be
dented that any disenchantment
lllemmed from bas legendary
f e uds with Manager Earl
Weaver.
"They say there are only two
ways to handle Earl -ignore
ham or beat b1m to lhe ground. I
~ave tum a hard tame But it
was never bitter. We really got
..ilong frne ··
Mixed Emotions
Patek's 10-year
Love A// air Over
KANSAS CITY. Mo IAP> -
Freddie Patek says he may not
be able to stand up the first um"
be comes to bat wearing an
Angels' uniform In Royals
Stadium.
"Thil ts like the end or a 10.
1ear love affair wttb .Kansas Cl·
ty and the people of Kamu Ci·
ty," Patek said Wednesday a.ft.er
1l1nln1 a three-year contract
with the Angels. "It's goln& to
be toutb leaving here It's aomg
t.o be one or the tou1beat tblnp
I've everdooe."
However, tbe 35 -year·old
Patek, who bad been the Royala'
re1ular tbortat.op for 10 yean,
aald be'• certain be bad no
future wttb KanJu Cit)'.
get an outrageous amount llke
some people are gelling, but the
Angels were extremely fair. I'm
very happy with what I got."
He awd be can eaa.ily viaua.l:ise
his fi rst at-bat when the Anaels
visit K.a.naas City next year.
"My knees will be shaking,"
he said. "My st.omacb will be
rolllng. I may not be able t.o
stand up. I 'll need a choker
chain on. rm go10g to mtss
ever)'1.hine about this place. It's '
gomg to be tough. ll really will."
THE DUUNl.mVE shortstop,
ramous for beme tbe smallest
player in the m•Jor lea1uea,
said be atll1 will maintain bil '
home ln Kanaaa City and con-
tinue bf.a asaoclatioo with a local
car dealenblp.
Nhen 'fakes Up the Slaek
BE DECLARED 818 free
ateDC!J' at tbe end of lut MUOD f ollowlq a troubled rear ln
wblcb be loll bll •tuttaa Job to YOUDI U.L Wublqton. Pat.IE nfUMd to pve deta11t
of IUa Ancell contract, but be
aald tt.,,.. "far. ff{r better' than
"Jerri (Mrs. Patek) will be
bere nut aprtq looldn1 aft.er
the CGUStnidlon ot a bome, •• be
aald. "I bate to stick her wttb
that tMpomlblllty, but we"ve
been wantlq to build a home far
two OC' three years and lllOW'I the ,
Ume to do It. rye been taklq J
aome coune. and tryiq to learn 1 LOi AnieMa Coach Paul Wt.thead. "But tom.UU. tQmt have really upeet blm."
Abdul-"labbar recelnd conaecuUve
t.clmtcala after be fouled Houltoa'l MOMI
alOoe. 1be Rocketa were leadinf 107·102 a SM time and appeared in contiOI of the
11me.
Tb• came Nlllon.
Haywood tbea atol• tile ball from
H.ouat.on'a R.lek BUTJ wtUa • MCMd• to play tbln filpped a pua to NI.ma. wbo
scored the same wtnner wtlb • •ODdl to apare. Nlxon added a fNe tllrow fw tbl
final piobrt wltb aoe MCODd reme1n•n1,
uo•s BSSN &SAL BOr lately.'•
Hou.ltoo Coacb Del Harrll Aid ol Nlxoo. ''We knew WI bid M li a IOt lite <CalYlD)
MWl>io'. When be II bot be ii ftl'1 bard to atop.'•
.... waot.td to pua. eut ud move tbe
all, .. Ban11 Mid. "But wa tried to d.rtft
our "'1 to tbe bUket ud JW 't dO UW m tbi late ._.. ol tbe ball fame. TbQ nN loc*1n1 b tt ...
wbat tlM Royall oOered.
'"Their olfu was a job. u in·
1ult," be l&hl.=· •u elear to me that they didD'' wut
:::.~ 8"t' .. ot tbe CU' bull· ~
Patek a1IO aald be fe11n for .:
tbe future ot the ~ala. me around • nymore. It wu
notbtn1 _.Ilk• l 1ot wltb
California ''TD PANS la Udl towa -. fl!'
He aard tbe ~l contract • Mrve a wbmel':' be aald. .. But wu JUlf wb.t be had beein ~ I'm afraid tb17•n a.1W • a lna to,_. bad lituadae. rn.:. are Im·
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Team Gets I I ·point Play
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aftlirU..W .... -to ... a• '1ell .... tl ....... .....,_. __ ot.W ___
Owd lllft aw-* ll ti 11 .. ' '111,,_ *"8 for M-...r .a..._...._. WV?>itl....,.. • rr.ct-· ................ oa.e.,.,. • .,. ...... ,.. .__,. ,..,.,.. w enr o • UM noar Notn 0.. Oald ·01e1r1t .. owft , ... Oail Olftdall, J97 -..ut _. M.Jdiae1 8oto. u ta. pm Wl tbe court. Tbe
tecllmeal tW.LI rt catW cm llan ud '11 ulllta•t
eoacba .... = atn1atll abca, mJued OM, tba blt ~-..II M..,. a TM? .td«J. UIMk!r bJCb aebool ......., a ~ Qlt ._" tile eowt ~r Neelvtq ta. tldmlcal bala. u ... nirw. to ... _~ IDAJ be ...
..... -\mllmn.t llamblrolfturut . aw tbl nai. mo u.t o.. allftdm' JuNdictSon oV« • IUD• edl ODCe U.y baft 1111*1 tM aeorebook; tbeJ may
oat eall ~man foul.a~ have alped out.. "It lbonldll't baff ba " NW a Soutbma California
refer. 1'bo .WOl'b coUe1• ,.... ILD4 HellN olftclall for
prep pnm. "Wbe:D the 1ame .. over and tbe boc* bM bleD alped, aQYdJJq after tbat become9 an admlnlatratlve P1al·
ter. But tbmt .. a llne llDe Wbetber tbe olftdall were talldnl to
tb• tableortotbe locker roocn ...
AIUd what be bad Hid to tbe olftciall, llan aald: "It
bappeoed ao fut. but lt wun'l a heated arpment. I made a
couple rA atatementa u be (the oftlcial) wu 1 .. vln1. The OD·
ly thiot 1 lmow for 1ure ll tbat Murphy ahot 12 teclm.lcala. and
the only reuoo 1 know that ll because I aaw tbem do It."
A Notre Dame official Hid tbe acbool would probably file
a~ wttb tbe CIP. Small wooder.
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"We don't know bow to protect a lead becau.ae we
haven't bad one very oft.en,'' saya Detroit Liana Coach
Moet1 Oan. about his 2· 12 team.
Ot••••• Parfu Bu •••• A9•I•
'J1)e Toronto Blue Jays traded rint baaeman Ill Claris C1aaJDblla and reserve inftelder I.Ads Gemes
lo Atlanta for outfielder BUT7 ~ intlelder
Pat ltockeU and relief pitcher Joey McLaapua.
Chambli.ss wu acquired from the New York Yankees by
Toronto Nov. 1 • . . In another deal at the winter bueball
meetings, Detroit acquired short.atop Jau Lopes from
Milwaukee for pitcher Fred Holcbworth ... Baltimore
Orioles owner Edward Beaaett Williams
has confirmed that former New York
Yankee great Joe DIMacelo would prob-
ably be given a spot on the Orioles' new
board of directors . . . 1be San Diego
Padres' chief of scouting, Rldl Sdtletlker,
said he decided to resign his post with the
team when broadcaster Jerry Colemu
was named manager ... Jim Palmer,
Nolan Ryan and Bollle FIJl&en were the
pitching stars of the 1970s, accordlni lo
CMAMeuu major league baseball's statistical bureau.
\ Palmer Jed all pitchers during the decade
in total victories (186), two more than Gaylord PerrJ. R7an
was the decade's strikeout king, with a total of 2,618 and an
average of almost 270 a year. Fin&ers was credited with the
most saves (208).
Basketball
It's No Contest
For Duke Line
From AP Dlapakbes
T~lsletl.R•tlle
Fotlow109 are the top sPorts events on TV tonight. Ratings rte: ./.(./<(excellent;.(<(" worth wetchlng; ./ ./ f1lr; ./forget
[-) e p.m., Channel I { { { ./
NHL HOCKEY: Kings at Ptllladelphla.
Announcers: Bob Miiier and Pete Weber. '\.
The Kings face one of the toughest trips Of thew.son begin·
nlng with the Phlladelphla game tonight. The Flven ~e lost
only one game and are red-hot with a streak of 21 QarnH without a defeat. They are seven shy ot the NHL record of 21 set by the
1977-78 Montreal Canadlens. Philadelphia leads th• Patrick vis-
ion with a 17·1-6 rec.oro wn11e tne 1<.1ngs are second to Montreal In
the NotJ'ls Oivlslon.
RADIO
Hockey -Klngs at Philadelphia, 6 p.m., K 11 s ( 11SO>.
THIS WEEKS SPECIAL
1977 SEVILLE DURHAM, N.C. -Duke. on the strength of
Mike Gmimlti's 17 points and strong play by lta
front line, routed Princeton 81-45 Wednesday ni&ht
Full Power. leathe r seating area, crul.se control, AM/FM stereo
& C.B. and Cadillac wire wheel covers. (312RXH).
in college basketball acUon.
The No. 2 Blue Devila got off to a quick start.
bullding up a 13·point lead within four minutes and
expandine it by the baU to 42·18.
. Dulce increased lta record to 4-o with the win,
. while Princeton dropped to 0.3.
•; Al.lo acorlna ID double flgures for Duke were
forwarm Gene Bank.a with lJ and Keany Dennard
with 12. VI.nee Taylor and Chip Eqelland each
tossed in nine. 1
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20.1976'•, 1977'1, 1978'1, l919'• to c""'* from at 1imi1ar aoobaO•·
NABERS
Tripllelea Sparfa Jriala 2600 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA
EVANSTON, Ill. -Forward Kelly Tripucka Telephone (114, 5'0•9100
scored 19 points and Notre Dame's r.one defense ~="=o=u=•St;:W:;:l;:E;:KD;:4;:YS:;:•;:JO:=AM= .. ='=~=SA=TtM==o"=•="'=A=~= .. =·,..=·=su="'=o="'=',..="=w= .. =""==l'M=~ proved too tough for Northwestern u the fourth· -;
ranked lrtab scored a '13-56 win.
Tbe win WU Notre Dame's third 1traipt this
aeaaon while Northwestern slipped to 2·1.
Notre Dame staked out a•85-25 lead at balfUiue
u Tracy JacklOD scored 11 of biJ 15 pomt.a in tbe
• ftnthall.
With Nortbwettern unable to penetrate 1tl
ru11ed zone defeue, Notre Dame took aclventaae
of 28 turnovers and built • eltht.polnt cuabioa to
G-50 wttb 4:M remainina.
Durtna tbat apan, ~cka acored several
eaay blltetl on layups and Orludo Woolrictie
chipped lD el.ght f:A hll n.lne pdlnta.
\
W'cdrl•gt-Se. a.u. ..
, SPOKANE -Forward Don CoWu acored 32
polnta Wedneaday nl1bt u tbe unbeaten Wub.1DltOD Staie Cou1an breet.ecl to an e~7_ 7S.58
nooeoafereoce victory over the Gomqa BulJdoP.
CoWDa aeored etcbt of WSU's fint 10 pOintl u
t.be Coopn jumped to an earlY 10-0 lead. ColllM
ldt a.be 1ame wttb wsu teadlnc by 20 polnta. He
aeored bll 12 potnta ln 21 mJJl\ltea.
Tbe Coqan are DOW M CIO the MUOQ.
0cmap, now z.1, aeortdaal1 m '"*1ta La the
ftnt 18 mint,d• of play and never WU able to let
lDtotbepme. Oii..,, (S£0jSt .. •ll•._C ..
SAN LUIS OBISPO -Junior pan! DnJe
Wb..W lccnd u polnta to lead a balQced attack
a1 unbeaten Cal Pob'·San Lula otupo rolled to a
TO·M DOll<GDferenc:• vtctory offt' Sacramento
State. • Maril .,.,.NOQ contrlbut*' II po&nu for tbe
. Must.ao. who .,.. DOW ..o. Fanner Ora.DI• Cout
l Coll••• 1tude1't Pete Neumann. ancl DaH
"Mtenebn added 10 polnu aplece for Cal PolJ,
whlcb midi 18 of ha 11 fltJd pal au.mpg lD the ~Ult.
• Tiii ~-··· *' ... It bdWDe but palled :zawa1 to wlll colldGrtablJ •Mr IDCNdlbat **" sa, la*_.. Mlf. ~cal Pol7 m9de If.I ... __.,~tua.ldlOllMtu•f~~ffol4T .
COLE • HAAN CLASSICS
SAD~LES
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• BL.ACK & 81!1Ga •NAVY & IECGE • BROWN .. suaoa
Slt&S: 7to13 WIDTHS:8,C,0
For
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Coroaa del Mar and Hu.ot·
laitoa BMeb were relecated to CODIOladoa action today follow·
lac ••few letsooa Wednelda1 ni&ht--te1ehlnp that may pNVe
beneftda1 In tbe tons run.
Tbe Sea Klnp of Corona de1
Mar at a abot at U.e eham·
plouhlp aemlflnall wben they
allowed Canon'• Colla to nib
for • lripie overtime ~ vie·
tory, while Huntinllon Beach'•
uptet tl6d f:A Compto,i fell abort, eo.u, at the W...,..tnster HJib
lDvltatioa1I buketball touma·
ment.
TBl18 TONIGBT'S cbam·
pioaabip aemiflnala pit El
Modena and Westminater at I.
followed at 7:30 by Canoa and
Compton.
COtOOa de1 Mar bad a 18-14
lead ln the fint overtime when 1l
w u •tune by a horrendous out ot
bounds call by an official. The
Sea Kines t&en compounded
the setback by blow ing
a dunk 1bot on a cripple play
that could bave iced the 1ame.
Canon took advant.a1e as 8-5
sophomore Eldridge Hudson
connected with~ att00d.a left to
send the eam~ Into a leeood
overtime.
Hudaoo bad sent the game into au tint overtime with a lbot
from the corner with 10 aecoodl
left. and be got Canoo into its
third overtime with a bucket Ul
the aecond overtime.
Los AI .amitos
Opens Friday
Town Pobcy begin5 b.b quest
for the world champton Utle f'n
day al Los Alamitos when be
beada an eight borff field in ~
added lnaucuraJ Haodtcap, an
opening day feature of tbe
eighth annual Horsemen'&
Quarter Hone Recmg Asloc1a.
lion winter meet.
Afternoon racing wall be
featured lbrouOi Ott. 23 with a
12:~ post time daily. Tuesday
tbroucb Sanday. The racing
switches to under the hcbt.s
Cbriatmaa bight and coot.lo~
with a 1: ~ post tbrou&b ckllwlg
Feb. 12. Nipttime rac1111 wall
be held Monday tbroUlh S.tur·
day.
Doc Severinsen
• $2.00 Daily Doubl
• 4Exactas
• $2.00 Quinella
All becttnQ and cashing 01
any window. It's los1. easy
and convenient. Theres no
more wa111ng In line al
d11feren1 windows to make
dlfJerent types of bets or
to colleci your wlnrungs.
Walk up to any window and you
can do II all-in one transaction.
World's Fastest Horses • Doily Tueeday
rhru Sunday• $2~ M1U1on In Purus •
Seniors 60 & over-SI 00 Grandstand
Tue.-Frt •Lunches-Turf Terrace.
Gorden Room. Po~11 Paddock Room
For information call
(213) 431-1361 or (714) 995 1234
Qilers
•• , DON'T IDiOW bow aood
Canoo II and 1 don't bow now
1ood we are,'' laS4 Cdll CoMb Jack Errlon.. "But. It waa a
helluva t\nt round IAD'•· We'll
learn from WI ooe. We dMID't maintain an even momentum."
01 the bammertn1 hla players took at Umee, ErrioD MJd: •••
wu look:tq for a Jello• flu.
like lo the lllFL. But we ahouJCI
have malnta1ned tbi.all. Tbe f:A.
ficlatin1 didn't coat u tbe
••me."
After uawninl an 1-2 lead at
the ouu.t. CdK did not trail UD·
lll Hudlclo hJt from lnaide with
an offen.alve rebound with 56
Hcoocb left In the third over·
time to cive Canon an 12..-
lead.
CO&ONA DEL ua missed
from Inside with 10 seconds left,
Hudson rebounded and that waa
It for the Sea Klnp. Corona del
Mar'• bigest lead wu 44-31 in
the first ball and it finllbed the
night hltting 33 or 58 from the
field (58.t percent>.
(
Rieb Klndorf scored Z'1 and
Shawn Abeam added 22 points
for the Sea Kings and llarlr
Spinn bad three outstanding
blocked shot8, but Canon, with
24 more attempt.a from the field
(37 or 821. pulled it out beblnd 6-6
Sam Potter (38 points) and
Hud.loo (li potnta).
The lo8s dropped Corocia del
Mar into today's 4·30 consola·
lion game with Huntington
Beach, wllilch Juroed it can
come cloee to anyone. but not
<'lose enough without gettJng the
ball 1ns1de
COACH aov MILLER'S
Oiler~ had Compton husthng
against a well-executed press
and a nevtr·e.ave·up attitude as
they played catch-up the entire
game.
Robert Aufderbeide's two free
throws with 4:38 left tied the
~ame at 4S and Jason Walker's
but:ke\ narTOwed the deficit to
:,i.49 with 1 :30 left before
Compton held on lo Ice the issue
with four free throws with less
than ~ven Stt<>nds teft.
"We looted good al t.Jmes."
utd Maller. "but we JUSt didn't
get the ball 1ruude where we needed tt ••
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m e a te 2 ·•·aail Sdll a Qaesdoa Mark r
before rallylq io beat 8ata Au. IT
At Laguna
Showdown
Wlt.b tbl team •boOUDI IO PttCeDt ~
\be ft • Jtft'1 Borll.D ( U for lt) lcond • him Udo 1t aD4 01.J'J Carr
11. ''Tbey'U bave a lot moN tr.edom," aelt.GD apl••Md. •.,-.at'• wtW .. ·u
try to do, anywa1. Not .very tMm wW
allow \II to run and I.boot but we wtll be
more aololive thlJ year." COtta lieu Coa~b Tim Panel prom·
,, .. the same tbln1 from bh
llutup. who ~•de up for tbe dla·
aatrou.a first ball by pumptna ln 42
polntl after lntennialion.
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winners in the first round of the Joth annual .. .; .......... .. Laeuna Beach lnvitabonal basketball tournament,
square off tonilht ln second round action at 6.
Marina lA paced by high-scorlne Keith Dawson,
who had 27 points opening night, while Estancia is
led by 6-S All·CIF star Steve Van Horn and Tim
Krob.nfeldt. The winner advances to the semifinals
Friday rugbt.
· Ocean View's talented Seabawks already have a
berth in the semifinals after bUUing Brea-Olinda,
93·78, Wednesday night.
The Seahawks, who accumulated 115 points in
their openinc win over Cal High, just missed the
PREP B4SKET&UL
century mark as 6·7 junior center Wayne
Carlander exploded for his s~ood straight 35·
Point output and Jeff Andrade ctupped 10 with 23.
Mike Simek added 10 points for the Seahawks.
who built a 72-57 lead over the Wildcats after three
quarters. In other action Wednesday.
Lagun• B••ch M, Lo•r• 53 Laguna Beach stayed alive In the consolation
bracket with • 14"'53 decision over Loara. Kevin
Norick end Lance Stewart each tallied 16 points
for tbe Artists.
c,.apl 58, Unlveratty 30
University bowed out of UK! l.agu.na ',I'ourney
after falling to Crespi, 58·30. The Troja.oa trailed
by only two points after the first qua~. but a
37·15 blitz in the middle two periods doomed
University
Tim McLaughlin's 10 points led University scor-
mg.
K•tell• 70, Edlaon 48
Katella Orange County's No. 3-ranked team.
had to co~e from behind to down Ediso1.t, 70-48, in
the Valencia Tournament Edison bit seven of 1ls lO flrst quarter shots and
raced to a 16-8 advantage. but the Cbargen then
turned to ice. In the 9eCOQd quart.er Edison could convert only
two of 11 shots and fell behind at half. 28-26,and the
blitz was on. The Cbargen finished the game bit·
ting 34 per cent of their shots. 15 of 43.
Paul Reagan topped the Chargers' scoring col·
umn with 15 points. followed by Dudle)'. Lee'~ 11.
Lee bad six rebounds· to lead Edison in that
category.
M•ter Del 78, Boaco Tech 56
Mater Dei opened its season with an impressive
78-56 win over Bosco Tech i..o the first round of the
Bishop Amat Tournament.
The Monarchs put the game away in the first
hall as they jumped to a 37·19 halftime advantage ..
Mark Shannon was high scorer for Mater Dea
with 20 points and he was aided by David Cook's 15
marken and Mike Swett who canned 12.
George Gregory only tallied six points for the
Monarchs, but he grabbed a team-high nine re·
bounds.
Mater Dei moves into the winner's bracket
against host Bishop Amat tonight at 8:30.
Lagun• Hiiia 48, lmn• 38
Jo the Garden Grove Tournament, Jrvine was
edged by Laguna Hills, 46-38.
A poor first quarter was the difference for Irvine
u the Vaqueros fell behind, 19·11, in the opening
period. Irvine battled Laguna Hills on even terms the
remainder of the game, but it was too late.
Mike I.Jvsey was the lone Irvine player in double
fieurea and be scored 12 points. Irvine will meet Esperanza in a tussle for third
place, Friday, al 6: 30
AIA Gets Back
On Winning Track
JACKSON, M1ss.-Afler a disastrous No·
vember. the Athletes in Action basketball team is
returnine to ill winning ways.
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Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined
That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health.
, t979 R J Rey~old• To1>ecco Co
"It w• too UUle, too late," Panel
aaJd ol the conMMck. •·a. we'll a. bit-
ter We face a.meet. Mxt Frtd.ay
at ov place 10 we•u ... ti we can make
lt clOMI'.'' Th ........ IDOlt doa>in.at player. ln
term• ot o••rall pJa1, was San
Clemente'• Jack SteHDaGQ. A t ·O Jwt.lor. Stev9*IG snbbed H rebounds, )).lo(ked four abotl and hit oo four ol
Hven fteld pal att.tmptl. Carr. the
Trttonl' only ...UOr. handed out Hven
a1alata ud m••e.ect only one ol MYen
•bot.I in the third period. Ne~Harboc. like Cotta Mesa, la etruc wtth the euly eeuoo blues.
Tbe made Juat two ol their 11
field lOM1 attempt.a in 1.be fint quarter
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"I have a weird '"llal about tamn.'' aald Coacb Jerry O.Wk.
·'The team •u Uaht btcame It wut.td
to do nil but we dldD't plQ om 11.tn•
tonlabt.
''Tbb ll oot the tum •• are. Once •• t•t the ftnt pDM under oar beha, we'll
IOOHD up." . f
BTYan Umky nab!Md wlth 11 Potma
oo •fx.for-el8bt abOOtlq. Re ba4 10 of
the Sallon· polDtl lD tb• HCOOd
quarter. Bill Yardle7 added 14, mo.t of
thoae eomlna in tho Hcond half •• Ne•port hnproved lta •booitin& peieen·
taae from .125 after one quarter to .338
after fOW' periocb.
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f7 mg "tar". 1 2 mg. mcoune w per cigarette by FTC method.
Behind 24 points by Marvin Delph and another dozen apiece from Ralph Drollinger and Brad Hoff.
man, AlA won tta second straight game in
December by boldinl otf Jackson State, 77-68, here
Wednada.y night. Tbe victory 1ave AJA a lS-3 season record and
belpecl take some of the •tin& out of the three con·
seeuU" kmea the team suffered the lut week in
November. · Delpb .cored 1' of b1I pciiDU ln the !&st ball to TIIEBOX.
help ~ AJA a IWl lead at tbe tiltennllatoo. Tb• l'owstm V.U.,·bued team led bj 10 molt ot \be aeeoe4 b8lf...,... Jac.bon State cut t.M ma,tsm to
two pcU&a, ....a, wtUa 2~ m.bnlte' left. .
WORKERS INSTALL AEFRIOERANT Ptt'tNO FOR llOllllED RUN.
Refrigerated Run
Olympic Bobsled Course BuiJt
By DAVE CUNNINGHAM
Ol tlle o.llJ l'llot SLeff
Good news for all you sun worship-
pers-the weather forecast calls for
continued warm temperatures and
sunny skies. No storms in sight.
But that's bad news for anyone who
has bis skis waxed and bis bmd-
inga adjusted. There is no skiing lo
Southern California, unless you
count the meager effort that Snow
S11mmit is making with il.8 man-
made ice. Fortunately for the United States'
pride, a similar problem doesn't ex-
ist In Lake Placid, New York, where
workmen are still busy preparing for
the 1980 Wint.er Olympics.
Deapite the already-abundant
fadJIUea at Lake Placid, • Jot ol COD· atrucUaa wu DeeelHI')' to meet in·
i.netlcma• ltandarcb. and an entire
bomled ran ball to be balll
The or11inal Olympic bobsled
course wu a patb in the snow which.
after repeated sled run.a. bad been
smoothed into lee. When the aoow
melted, the bobsled nm disappeared.
But today's Olympic bobsled run is
made of sprayed concrete,
Styrofoam lnsulaUoo, at.eel girders
and refrleerant piping.
Althoueh the aleds move over a
two-inch thick surface of solid ice,
that ice ia kept constant by the
refrigerant piplne. It could be 10
deareea below zero or 98 above, and
they would atill be able to nm the
event. * • •
ANY PARTICULARLY HARDY
outdoor types thln1rto1 of •ldin& over
~ mcRmtalM to let aD unauthorbed
look al tbe Winter 01,ymplcs will be
·~eold. 'ftie ltat.e Department of Envtnm·
meat.al Cclmervatlon bu banned any
travel--on ski, foot, snowshoe or
anowmoblle-over tbe wilderness
trall.1 wldcb lMd toward altel few the Fe~ruary Games. l!'\n1bel', it bu banned campin& OD
state land in the Olympics region.
There's no way around buylne a
ticket
* * •
HA VE VOU NOTICED Snow Sum·
mil's billboard on Newport
Boulevard. ju.st south of the lot.eraec-
llon with Harbor Boulevard in Costa
Mesa?
It's part of Snow Summit's beefed·
up advertising campaign foUowmg
an agreement with Foster and
Kleiser, a Metromedia company, and
the PR firm of Knstoffenoo and Mo
sociates.
The Newport Boulevard site wu
chosen because Summit is aim.tnC for
SKIING
hl&b-iocome, ~ a,reu.
E11bt such bWboarda are stratealcal·
ly localed in Southern CaJJfonda.
Apparently more ski resorts are
leaning toward tbe hi&b·power, pro-
fessional metboda of advertisJ.Dg. In
the pa.st, a simple rusUc aip saying
"Ski Area, Next Turnoff" was
enough.
Now Mt. Baldy baa a Madison
Avenue firm aendlng out fancy media
releases which bra1 of ••the
Soutb.la.nd'a mOlt rewarding aid ex·
perieoce."
' • • • SNOW FLURRIES -Sk1i.na film.
maker Warrm llWer will peat on
ABC·TV'• ''Good llornlo& America"
abow Friday, 7-t a.m. Miller's in·
t.erview ia tentatively scheduled for
tbe first hour. His latest mm,
"Winter Fever," made the round.a
lut month al theaters in Colt.a 11 ...
Irvine and Lapna Beach . . . A
new aid Ride and map, publiabed by
Callfonafa ...... Spirit. la DOW avalla·
ble at aid shops around Sout.bent
California. It's tree. Raort Jocat:iou
are marked on an aerial pbotocrapb
ta.ken after a majoranowfall.
Cop Bowl Tickets Now Available
Ticketa are now available for the aeoond amwaJ Cop Bowl, which wUl
m.,aeb DOl1ce from Coeta .._. aJMI
Fo8Ataln Valley a1atn1t offtcers
ftom Garden GroH lD • football a•m• Jan.. 12. Proeeea from the im• will beuftt aw.tao fuDdl of leboola
LQ . Colt.a llMa, Garden rovw and F~ Valley. Otftcers estabHaMd u;. pme lat year to belp make UP.
for Proposition 1J cutbacb. 'l'be7
raiHd N.IOO.
Bandl,cbeerieaden,~
queen1, SODI leaders and other
J'ei)resentatlves of the bllb ICboola
wW eacertatn at the 1ame, aeheduled
for 1 p.m. at Garden Grove !Dab.
DAllY PILOT
TlelAU are '2. wttb eblldren under
10 admitted free. Tlclteta can be ob-
tained at tbe three police ltatloal.
Transmission
trouble!
Let Art c.ro ... rou moner.
10% aft on all tranamlulon repaln..
flO off on au "°"8lnlNlon Nbullda
MIMlll Orange County's torgest ~ and most complete outo-\ll!!!!!!!fl motive transmission aervtoe.
•F,..e1tlmate1
...... road ... WI m t HOMOlt
THt ATM IONOlD
UflONWIDI
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• Pick-up • cMUverr
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SKJINO/ BOATING
Top Yachts Race
Freedom, EnterprUe Begin Tr_ainirig
-·~~an OWDI both J'Nedom and !'.a· Ra na IUllUq btlmlma OD ......... ~rlM • ~-the••O.• IOBG fte lt.tp u en I I01IM Mdom .. ta. .... of tM f ... , • tbNt time Wllmel' of tbe aplrlted raetN ._. .... t.n> U.S. JJ.llMt.-'I .. be bldlt. It ii 8ouUMrD Oeeu aaela1 Coll· Well·'-11 ..... , ..... tlJ from ..... dlllCD bNld of Olia , ...... Ila n.tda •• tWo-Ume ~Lmna--se.c-wbo bu ....... mGllt =d 1tar c1a11 ~·=;. BOating TM .. ,_..ft..._ ol J.l.t1ll I IE 8 wblda ha" ...
fmdld .. ~ ... tbeJ bepn and ~~~el m:lau.t la
-.Wlletumedtcir beta• med lD ... tbe T.,qwt Clatl ln 1171. Activity aom• ~ cnw vu.t.ni dllrlnl tale .a fov moata. lD ~UE 18 AL80a STSPBEN VAN DTC&. cu•Uoo for tbe u.s. de-nebr'1 tadSdan Oil IotNpld tn ·s r trtala fCll' tbe Amerte.a '• ...... Tnlft and
Cwap Dal 111mmer. wu me ftD1' ~alpld the mo cap defeme, bu .,._ parse
in the Im defeme ala by aeleeted u Conae.r'a ta.ctldan
TBI! 1'AClrl' ENTE&PIUSE Lowell Nortb and Malin for JJeO. Van .Dyck wt11 al.lo u-Tbe Southern
Burnham cl San Dieao. In the a1at lo crew seJectioD and or-California Y adttl0 1 M · arrived lD San Dteao Tumctay 1fT1 trials l!!Dter'priae WU de-.11nlutkJD soelatlon calendar after a crou-couatr1 baul feMed bJ Ted Tuner aboard tbe Cadets of tbe ll•rltlme sbowa sparse acUvlty aboant a Boat Trallt tndllr. t,acbt 00.apuua wblcb went oo CoUe1e wU1 abo be partlclpatiq tb1I weekend wWs oalJ a She .,.. lawhed WedDMdq defmd tale cap for the Zlrd lD the ~ aJoaa few Hri• l'ACH and and wll1 be rell4J for ber ftrat time._ tM ldaoolm' America wttb aevenl Calltar· boll:i:z re1attaa 1ldrml1bea wJtb tile 7aebt bro~ tbe famed .. aul mq" to Diam wbo bave ball expertenee •died Preedom SaturdaJ and Sunday. tbe .s. in 11Sl after IOCIDdl,y de-lD 12-meter aaill.DC. Cooner aald Only activity la acconllnl to Dean1a CoaDer Wbo featinf the cream of Britllb &be crew will be aeJected oa tbe Ora.nae County ta the • ba1 bffn eha!f ed wltb the yacbta mil yacbtamm.. bu1a "' mertt. fourth race of "mbtll~ cl•t•nn•n•n• Tb• Schuyler Foundation PoUowtns tbe wiDter tralnlna cas:atrano B~aebt w eta 1.ebt wW lkiC ln Mleet.ed Conner .. the utsi: g::ram ID Soalber'D Callfomia. Cha •au...,., for the N.,. Yortl Chlb'1 ... for the 190 campalp OD Jacbtl wt» be tnded badt Performance llandieap tJ1a1a wldda Ult next June ID bu.la cl htl air-AH Jaebffnl to N= .R.L, about May 1. Racine Pleet yacbta Newpcrt. R.L reconl wtdda led to bla aelec:tioft where will be tuned for tbe Sunday. Durtaa tbe ~month wtnt.r u Yadmmu of tbe Year ln defense trtab which at.art ln la the I.-Aqeles-tralnc:::J. aeuon ln Southern lt'75. June. cam , Canner .w alternate LonJ.oB•aeb area
Cab Beaeb Yacht at the belm of both Jachta JC Fives Vie in. Tourneys Club bolds the 1podlpt a1alnat another expe crew wUJa 1ta cme-day Winter bea= Kalin Burnham, wbo Series Sanday. •kl Enterpriae in the mT SadcDebeck (l-0) and GokSen Monica <2"2> or El Camino (l-0) Ceat.board aallboata trtala.
CONNE& SAID tentative' West (5-1) cot1e1ea put their Im-Friday. abould fiDd some spirit-
preaaive records OD the Une Golden West, meanwhile, ed action~ plana call for brtDl1D& t.be two tocliaht wbeo both open touma· should have UJJ.no a bit eaaltt Sunday in ~ r 12-metera to~ Beach in ment play -the Gaucboe at t.be as it opens with LA Valley Yacht Qub'• tmas
J an:'8.Bfu for a end of rac:tna Santa Barbara Clualc and t.be t & : 40 taaiebt>, wtUcb aporta a 4-2 Ref•tta.. the only eftlll with .,clter, mo defender Ruatlera at the Groaamoat mark. and then plays eitbtt San ac eduled OD Santa of tbe America'• Cup aboard In· tourney. Dteeo Mesa or Colle1e ol tbe lloaiea Bay. trepld, akipperin& one of the Desert Friday. Three San Dleao clubs yacbta. The Gauchos, the No. 1 ranked The Santa Barbara Clauic have aebed...sed a coo-Conner bu been selected by team in the Southland. will have fea twa three of the four un--tinutioo ol their winter tbe Fort Schuyler Fou.nda~ ol their bands full in Santa defeated tea.ma <Saddleback, El aertes. Santa Clara Rae-the New York Maritime CoUeae Barbara. Bill Mulllaan'a Sad· CamlDo, &mlta Barbara) in the ln& Meodatlon ia bold-as the skipper of whichever dlebact crew opens wttb Allan Southland and two otbera ln& the third race of lta yacht proves to be the fa.atelt lo Hancock (1-3) at s lonilht and < C~rees, Lena Beaeb CC> wtth Autamn Chill Series pre-Cup trials. Tbe Foundatioo then wlll meet either Santa on yonelou Saturday.
'.
THE 1980 TOYCTA CELICAS.
Cel1cas have ;J .'. I,' r •., 'l
aggress1ve-loo1t1nq car'", Th10:,
year. they're even more so
A longer, lower front end.
Improvements inside, too.
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mor1 l•• •Jr: 0<1 rh;• • 11 ,. :
COfnt r nq /.,, : t • 1 • 1• • • ~
v.hecl •':. S!iJr : 1' l n rri. \, •
Tako a look at the longer
hOOd and new grille on au the New grand touring
1980 Cehcas 'lbtJ know theres touches.
real power waifing 1n lhe 2 2 hrcr A 01g1tar auartz clock •S ' .v
overhead cam engine Now stan<Jard on GT mooc1 Celle 1•
mtrrors add 10 the aerooynarmc":..-Ji.----As •San AM FM Mut11·
effect. And the GT model prex sreteo r lCJ•O
Cehcas even on the GT
have L•ttbac"-
powerfut With lour
quartz
halogen
htghbeam
headlights as
standard BQulpmenr
Toyota reUabUhy.
I: i; no: .. n -..ud th.II ',()('rf', car
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PJ<"I stud•<'·, n.1'-"• '"flown that
r1 Ir I ti •~r lf"t,,_, mcchan>C.JI
protilem~ rt'ldn "•Jfl'( comoefll•llU
mocx·1s L£2an clPan des•gn-11
PJYf> ()tf 1"11>wl•" rf I at;ohty
lhc 1980 T ryOt..i Cehcas
GT L trnack GT Soort Coupe
and ST Spon Coupe They rt!
1een ano clean and a lilrle bit
mc<Jn
Make one yOtJr mach1no
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Black and Blue
Replace Pa,ste"ls
DETROIT <AP) -Buyers of compact cars
are showing a sharp increase in preference for
black and dark blue, according to a study by Du-
Pont's Automotive Finbbes DivWon.
Silver was lbe most popular color, but black
which had been at lbe bottom of the color I.lat:
jumped to second place ln thia year'• study,
chosen by 11.28 percent of buyers. Dark blue was
favored by 10.2 percent compared to UM percent
in 1976.
Art Groth, mana1er of color marbtlq for Du-
Pont, aa!d be isn't au.re wby bu;yen are movtna
away from neutral and tan colon except that they
may want more variety
Seminar Slated
On leadership
,, A three-hour seminar for busineu women, en-
UUed "Leadenbip and Potential," will be offered
at Orance Coat Colle1e ln Cost.a Mesa on Wednes-
day.
1be seminar ii to nm from 1-10 p.m. Lil FlDe
Art.a Hall llt. AdmlukJn la free, and partictpata
wW r"elllter at tbe door. Tbe lelPon .. ~ pn1ented u part ol the
coU.1e'1 P\..star CertUica1ed Bulinll1 Dnelop..
ment Prolram. Seminar lecturer la Dorotb,J Gourley, ~ce pre-
tldeat ol pel'IODDI) admiDittntiaD for tbe Amel
Coml:: Oranae County. topics include "Row to Set Goala and
Attain Tben," "Confidence ~lldlnlt" • .,,me
Manacement Between Home and Wors," "Self-
Coneept," and "Stepe to Developlftl LeadershJp
Potential."
For information about the aemlnar, pbooe
55&-5880.
OUACUITOMERI
AREOURGUUTa
'L!m;
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hn't it a sraod and &lortoua feellna when you
vl11t a 1oocf frleod'•
home! 'lbat ta t.be way we Hite ,you to feel
whenever you enter th1I
pharmacy.
As our 1ueat you will
alway1 be courteoualy
wele!"Omed and
allentlvely served. We
appreciate 1our aeledJ.nt
u1 for your pharmacy
needs. You tan be certain tbat 1our
fl1tDdlblp la wonb more
to UI tlaaD aD)'
a&NlnerYed P!lilt. We ..... tl1endt1 PfW'maq.
Missiles
Delivered
To Ford
'l'be ftnt lot ol ADl·IP
''Sidewinder'' alr·to-alr
ml11Ue1 bu been de·
livered to tbe U.S. Air
Force from tbe Newport
Beacb ·baaed
AeromlUOD.lc Dlvtaioft of
Ford~lcCom · munlcatloa1 Corpora-
tion. Tbe ayatem was de-
•i1Ded and ii belq pro-
lduced at tbe Newport
facWty.
AeromJtraalc DlYlalon,
under oc.ana ... Alr rore• 811tem1 Com· maod, Armam••t
Di.stSaD ol s.ua AJ'B,
rlotida, WAI lh•D ., .... 1'91~1'.llltJ
for U..AIJl4P;-.. ·
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30-Y!AR DAIRY 'ARM !VOLVE8 TO FORtU!ST
Lon'lllny ~Now Takff Wffkenda Off
Small Fir1ns Face Woes
WASlllNGTON <AP> -P'eu
Ing that many small businesses
face bankruptcy ln the mcmtbs
ahead. the Small Bual.Deu A.d-
mlnlstratioo la t.akln1 special
steps in an effort to betp them
avoid such fallurea.
"Small rll"mll face more d.if
rtculty t.ban usual ln 1ettin&
lone·tenn fiHnet:r,_ and conunu
ing difficulty il(a1ntn1 even
short-term funds," SBA Ad-
mlniatrator A Vernon Weaver
said Tuesday In outllnln1 a
aeries ot at.ep9 to aPff(I up pro
ceuin1 ot SBA loans and en
cour•c• banks to help small
btWDelllel.
"We're teJ.lln1 the baob that
we've cleaned up our act We"'ve
tllmtnated lbe paperwork. mall
mg at easier and cheaper for
banks to process these io.m. ·
Weaveruad.
()vt•r ThP Counl•·r
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To 1Jrees
CANAAN, Vt. (AP) -1ldrtJ
yean qo, da1rJ farmer Lor·
rainy Marelle111ult decided
there bad ti() M • wa)' to bep
tbo11 teru'bby baJ1am tne1
from llUiDI in tbe war ol JU ,,
COWi. ~
Then ... -be IGt rid ol Uw ~
COWi. • ~I ~ l
T8ll TS.\&. llarcbeaault ii
abJpplnt DMrly 20,000 Qrtatmu
lree9 and about 1,000 wNlldal
from bit momtatntop farm mar
th~ Canadian border to
wboleulera tbrou1bout tbe
Nortbeat.
Marcbe11ault plants
thoua&odl ol rttdllop by band
every year on the ~acre farm.
The relimla lnehades loq treb
on 1now1boe1 deep into tbe
wooda to ahea.r the treet, emur-
lnl the proper 1bape at harvest
time
The SG-year-old llarcbelaault
aaya be never re1retted the
awltcb from cows to trees. Be1q
a tree farmer broulbt frtnae benettu.
"We'N able to take weebDdt
off and two week's vaeaUoa
every year, wtlleb ,ou can't do if
you've tut eows," be HJI.
Ml BE WOllKS, Marebeuault
swttct.. eality from Eaalilb to French 1peeeb, dependln1 on
which of bla employees ia
nearby. Hi.I family moved to
Vermont from Quebec when he
waa ooly 9 moaths old. but ln bis
taolated corner of Vermont'
Nortbeut JC.in&dom , French re-
malna the laquqe of everyday
Ufe.
Th11 year lla.rcbeaaull bu a
crew of Z3, includin1 five acu
and four daupt.en, belpin1 out
at the swe..cbrutmu crunch.
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High-prices Report
NEW YORK CAP> -Slodt prices n1M iD moderate
tradJ.n& today de.-pite a 1ovem.ment report lnd.icalin& COO·
tinued bieb inllaUon
Abhot.p uneerta.mly coatinued lD t.be U.S.·lranian controaeatm. some analyst.a ~ iiUen bad eased
aomewhat about tba.t criaia.
The Dow Jones averqe ol JO lDd.mtrial ~ wu up
S.16 pomta to m.01.
Gaimns 1sauea outnwnbered lmers by a M marcln.
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11 at I p.m. ta tbl Studio .,..._. cm U. MtuAM
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WINN naca. ..,,.. Ill.Mr... • "P. tbelr NlpediW ..... mentl WI l'lwtl--=-41.Uu MS to ~ .. ik,b WMkmd AN 'Dear f'riedl" M the SaddJebaet &c*el Ill tllii role. Abo Ila u. s.Mle'-tk east Valier Communlty Tbeater. ''Ilario and the
8C9 Loutae Rodwbr, D&r17l DM.p 'oe 1Rldtr, Gtrll' at Oraqe Oout CoUla wl "Lliht Up the
L-..aren AllDODcl. Gary Adama, L;1e Broob. Sky" at Lbt o.ta Mua Ctvte l>lQbouM.
WUUam ~ •••• Trad Daw, Da'1d Lotbln. Deuta 11c19bJ. Jf!lt Nyqu.lat and Jtrtf hlleldnl .. llAllGO~ oa101NAL by Job Fenaeea
dlrected b)' Ro••· plays t.onlOt tbroqh Satu.rdaJ at I p.m. IA the Orama Lab TMater on N S be ~ &be C-. 11 ... campus. ReMnatioo.I W-5U'J.
Re~d RoH'1 "Dear Frtenda .. ll•ea ita ew e r final pjrtormaneea Friday and Saturday at a p.m.
ln the Ml•'oo Vlejo IU&b School theater with a
Actrea Hometmm Pal
HOLLYWOOD <AP> -Tbelr bome towm may
1Mt the a.me. ud they ~ bave bad the Miile
drama teacher, but that'• where the 1imUartty
between the late actresa Jean Seberc and one of
Hollywood'1 more promlalna new talent.I -Mary
Beth Hurt-enda.
Miss Hurt, who made her screen debut last
year in Woody Allen's "Interiors," not only la from
llaraballtown. Iowa, Miss Seberg'a home town, but the two families actually knew each
other. In fact, lbe famed actress, wbo committed
suicide in Part.a last September, was at one time
Miss Hurt'a baby aitter.
llJu Hurt. who now lives in New York, wu in
Hollywood recently promoting her lat.eat film,
"Head Over Heela," with director and friend Joan
Mictlln Sllver.
DISCV88JON OF •rss Hurt'a relationship
with Miu Seberg wu unavoidable.
caat of elabt veteran community performers.
Reaervatiom 830-9252.
Stan Wl.ulet la dlrecUna ''Liabt Up t.be Sky''
at the Calta Mesa playboule on the Oraqe County
Falrpounda. P1na1 performance1 are Friday and
Saturday at 8:30. ReHrvatiom ~.
CONTIN\JING TBElll respective enaaae·
menta Oil k>cal ataeee this weekend are:
-"Wings" at South Coast Repertory, 6S5
Town Center Drlve, Costa Mesa <979-4033).
Performances nlthtly except Mondays al 8 ;
Saturdays and Sundays at 2:30.
-''Oliver" at Sebastian's West Dinner
Playhouse, 140 Avenida Pico, San Clemente
(492·9950). Performances nichll)' except Mondays
at varying curtain times.
-"Silent Night, Lonely Nigbt" at the San
Clemente Communlly Theater, 202 Avenida
Cabrillo, San Clemente (492-0465). Performances
Thursdays through Saturdays unW Dec. 15.
-"Sibling Rivalry" at Golden West College's
Playbox Theater (892·7711). Performances
Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m., throueh Dec.
16. • CASTING llA8 BEEN ADDCKmced for the Hunt·
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Hume Crcayn and b1a wife Jessica Tandy are
taking their Pulitzer Prtze.wUmlnc play •1be
Gin Game" to Moscow and Lentngi-acf under
the 1ponsonbip of the State Department.
Playpn will get head sets for translation of
the dialogue.
Fox Exec Resigns
To Form Own Unit
LOS ANGELE.5 <AP > -.Aab.ley A. Boooe Jr ..
who ruided the marketing of "Star Wars" and
"All~n." la reslrnlng his job as president of
marketin& and distribution at 20th Century-Fox.
Boooe aaid be will leave after only five months
in b.i5 position to set up his own company. He thus
joins other Fox executives wbo have quit since the
resignalioo of studio president Alan Ladd Jr
Boooe, 40, will form hi.s own company, ABJ
Enterprises, where bu first project will be to
supervise the worldwide marketini and distribu-
tion lhroucb Fox ol "The Empire Stri.kea Back."
The film la a aequel to "Star Wan," the bluest
moneymaker in movie history.
He was •ppolnted president of marketiq and
dUtrtbutioo aft.er performuig a sunllar funct.ioo as
a Fox vice president.
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,.,. ~ ...... 19()'\ all~ ..... ~ 7 l•·S:M fllEE "Her father worked as a pharmacist for my
grandfather ln his drug store, and her family lived
around lbe corner from ua,'' Miu Hurt recalled in
a Joint lllterview with Ma. Silver.
"I don't remember ber when abe was my baby sitter .... Altbou&h I wu tiny, I do remember
when she 1ot that part 1n 'SL Joan.' I went over to
her boule, aod she siped an autograph for me.
She •• sweet, and that was the last I saw of
ington Beach Playhouse's production of the
myatery-<lrama "Laura," whteb opens Jan. 11 at :
the Seacliff Village ahopp1q ceuter theater.
Carrie Mowery, Robert MacKem:ie and Ken
Carp will play the major roles in the show, which
la being directed by Phil deBarroe. Otben lo the
cast are Scott Williamson, Grace Shaw, Gordon
Harria, Betty Muellenbers and Paul Sullivan. •• .. But I had the same drama teacher in high
school in her last year before retirin&. and I won
the Jean Seberg Scholarship."
•IS8 BUJtT SAID THAT the teacher, whose
submission of Miss Seberg's pbotolfapb to Otto
Preminler launched her lll·fated career, ls today
filled wttb remorse. But lllu Hurt said sbe
believes Miu Seberg would bave beeD an actress
anyway.
•"!be first reaction to Jean's death wu that
awful Mictwestem reaction -'It served her ri&bt.'
TbeD the other stuff came out. and now lbe'a 'St.
.Jaaa• acam. It'• blu.rre, veey bbarre," Aid Miu
Hart wtaa. a abudder, clearly easer to chanp the subject and cDaaslOC'late ~from tbe late ac-
treaa.
Miu Seberg bad suffered from psychiatric
problems aince 1970 when a gossip column report-
ed she bad ~'Ome pregnant by a member of the
Black Panther Party while married to French
diplomat Romain Gary.
THE SHOCK OF THE article resulted ln the
premature stillbirth of the child. which wu white.
That traaedy led to a psychotic condltion in which
each year on the anniversary of the stillbirth, Miss
Sebere tried to talte her own life.
The FBI later admitted that it planted the
baby rumor in an effort to discredit the actress
because she supported the Black Nationalist
cause.
MiM Seberg's tragic misfortunes are an un·
likely fate for someone as determined and cooly
professional as her hometown sister. Miss Hurt
seems ol heartier fiber, determined to enhance ber
mark on Hollywood with "Head Over Heels," the
actress's first film since she played the most vie·
timi.zed ol the three sisters in "Interiors."
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"Laura" will play Frida.ya and Saturdaya at
8 :30 far ftve weekend.a with advance reservatkma
being taken at 8'7~.
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-from left GUltan Grant, Lawrie
DriacoU , Marlie Impert. and Jonathan
Ward -io the holiday special "A
Chrtatmu tor Boomer" tonight at 8 on
NBC, Channel f .
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TUBE TOPPE'8
KHJ G 8 :00 -IUnp Hockey The
K ln11 invade Phlladelpbla for a
matchup wlt.h the Flyen .
NBC 8 9:00 -Bina Crosby's
Memorte. OI Chriltmu. Bl.ni'• widow.
Kathryn. and Gene Kelly. are hoat.a for
thl1 a~tal featurln1 clips from the
singer 1 put Christmas showa.
CBS 8 10:00 -All-Star Tribute t.o
Ingrid Beraman. The triple Oscar·
winning actress ls honored by a bo:st of
celebrities including Cary Grant, Frank
Sinatra and James Stew2rt.
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NBC Drops Eischeid, Sloane, Kate Kid Show
Reswnes NEW YORK <AP) -"Prime Time
Sunday" will become "Prtme nme
Saturday" around the ft.rat of the
year, and NBC will cancel at leut
three aeries and add five new ones to
ita Uoeup in an effort to boost its rat·
in gs
Amoni t.be new abowa OD lhe NBC
schedule are "United Stat.el." a look
al contemporary marrta1e produced
by Larry Gelbart, wbo brou1bt
"M-A-S.H" to CBS, and "Sanford,"
which marka the. return of Redd
Foxx as the old Junkyard dealer from
Witsteau Views Nile
Captain Jacques Cousteau ex
amines the impact of man's in·
lrusion.s upon life along the great
Nile River in a two-part CoU8teau
Odyssey entitled "The Nlle." The
two hour-long programs air Sunday
and Monday at 9 p.m. OD KOCE·TV,
Cbannel50.
In the flnt of the two-part special.
Couateau and bla crew be&in an ex·
ploratoey journey aloa1 the Nile.
"The Nile" offers viewers a de·
parture from tbe us ual aquatic
method of travel, aa Captain
Cousleau and his son PhH1ppe follow
the nver's course by boat, Landrover
and specially fitted PBY Catahna
seaplane.
The program also offers a sad bit
of retl'06pection, u it wu the last
spec1a) on which Philippe worked
before he wan killed in an airplane
crash in Portu1al in June, 1879.
ln Pa.rt Two of "Tbe Nile" the
Cousteau expedition looks clOHly at
some of the cban1ea brouabt about
by the Intrusion of t.echnoJocy alone
the river.
: Crowded Out
NBC's succeuful "Sanford and Son"
aeries.
AT LEA9T TBSBS Mries belWl
by NBC in Sept.ember, "Bllehetd,"
"A Man Canea Sloane,. and "ltate
Loves a Mystery" will be dJWPed in
favor of the new Profr&ml, NBC aald
Wednesday.
NBC sald a decision would be
made later oo the fate of "Sb.irley,"
though the series which pRmlered
barely a month ago la not oo the re·
vised schedule releaaed by lbe
net wort.
NBC, which finished third In the
prime-time ralinp race lut seaaoa.
got off to a quick start lD September,
wiDniD.e the competiUon twice lo the
fint four week.a. The network sbort.ly
thereafter dipped to third plac~. and
hu been then •ix of the lall seven
week.I.
upaou; n:.E Sunday.'' NBC'1
weekly newsma1asille which baa
failed to caplUJ"e an audience at 10
p.m. Sundays, will take the 1ame
. Detroit Cans Game Show MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY
DETROIT (AP) -A Detroit televillon station
bas canceled the ayndlcated game show ''Three'•
a Crowd" followtna prote9ta that the abow is aexiat
and demeanlnl to women.
A WDIV -TV apokeamao said that lbe
1bow, wblcb puta a wife aplnlt a secretary lo see
wbo knows the buabaDd·bou better, will air for the
final Ume Dec. 21.
GLENNA DAVIS OP NortbvWe. Mich., beaao
the protesU from ber kitchen, mallloa petltlom
and matins telephone cali. ur11D1 offended
viewas to contact the 1tatioo. She charted the
show encouraaa sexual baraument on the job
and luu1U wlYa and secretaries.
Local chapters of tbe National Secretaries AA·
aoeiatian. tbe PTA. the Natioaal OrcaniJatlon for Women and the Homematen Equal Ri&bta As·
IOdatkm subeeqllelltly joined the protest.
TBE Bl'ATION SAID lt expected the sexual
content ol the show to be tooed down bestnalnt
with Jauary PfOll'&m•, but "llnce the station
could Dalt Jude• tbe eff~t of tbele ebancn or when
tbeJ would be forthcomlna. and lo spite of the fact
tbat the p!Oll'am. iJ very popular lo the Detroit area w lurn dedded to cancel." TIM; •how t1 produee4 b1 Cbuek Bania,
creator ol ''The Newlywed Game,'' aod "The Dat· tu Game." 'l1lie NBC affiliate Aid '"Tbe Joker'• WDd" -whlc:b lt daeftbed u a ''traditional.lame ! &lllow'' -wtll air 1D plaee ol "Three'• a Crow . "
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one ot NBC'a moat eAdurtn& pro.
frama. abo will cb.&Q&• UJ and
lime, from t Fridays to 10 p .m .
Thuradays, startio& Jan. 18.
"United Stat.ff" will preouere at
10:30 p.m. Tuetday, Marcil 4, and
"San.ford" joins the lineup at I p m .
Fnday, Feb 29
OTHEa NEW programs a.re ''The
Bll Show," a 90·minute comedy re-
vue, t-10:30 p m. Tuesdays. becu>·
nine Feb. 216. "The Facta of Ute." ln
which the housekeeper from "DU·
f • r e n t St r o k e s · • be c o m e s Sp~alu Otlt
bouaemother at a pnvate scbool for Sen S. I Hayakawa,
clrt., 8:30-9 pm Fridays, atartJnc R-Cah! 1s the sub·
March 7, and "Skaa." • family Ject of '80 exclus ve drama ltarrln& Karl Malden as a . 1
ateelmllJ foreman, Sundays 10.11 an.terv1ew with host
p.m .• ~~Jan.S. J 1 m Cooper on
ABC and BS previou1ly an-Voter's Pipeline Fn·
nounced acbedule chances for ~ d a y a t 7 : 3 0 o n
second half of the aeuon KOCE. Channel 50
WASHINGTON (~ -•• f'oo&ateps,.. •
•bow• pareats an
young ~hildren ia
dr•ma.s about everyda'
problems, has begun its
aecond aeason on pubhc
lelevl5ion.
The Mmes of half-hour
shows is funded by the
Department of Health..
Education and Welfart!.
Celebrity couples actlni as hosts are Mike an
Judy Farrell. Ro
Reiner and Penny
Marshall. and Max and
Beverly Roblnson
Ten of the shows ar•
new programs on s uch
issues u sibUn1 rela·
t1onstups. child abusi
and preparation for
school.
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for a scene in the movie "The Lona Riders," doubling for acton Stacy and James Keach.
One toOk 8Jl unplanned spill <lower left) and
the scene was ftlmed again.
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a aetwon b&P cocnmud.
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daU &bow,' in "1ch l played a Juda• ..
.. Dll:llft'l'E •Y commen , I
waa1ummoned to a meettna at a
netwoft, wblcb shall be name·
Ina. One ol tbil exeeutivea start·
ed out bJ H)'in&, 'Tony, l'm one
of tboee a b you've been
t.alttn1 about.'
"Tbey wanted me to un·
dertake another aeries. and I
wu able to aay 'no.' I'm bappl,r
now. I'm dotn'-what I want to do. What l doa t need la another aeries."
Tony Randall was holdin1
forth 1n a tower suite at the
Unlvenal Sheraton. He baa
worked here alnce 1957 ("Oh
Men Ob Women"), but he has
alwa11 been a tramient. He and b19 wife (0 Don't aay bow long
we've been married, just that we were eoUece 1weethea.rta")
prefer life la Manhattan, close to
the art 1allerlu and tbe
Metropolitan Opera <·'I can
walk over from my apartment
and wander bacbtqe") .
BE WAS llE&E to help plug
"ScaYen1er Hunt," bis first
movie lince the 11'72 Woody Al·
len extravqanu, "Everythin&
You AJwaya Wanted to Know
About Sex."
The cast of "Scaveneer
Hunt," be explained, "included
everyone lo Holl)'wood who
didn 't bave a job." Among
them: Robert Morley, Cloris
Leachman, Ruth Gordon, --------sovntCOAST
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AS 'SCAVANGER'
Tony R•ndaJI
Richard Benjamin, James Coco.
Roddy McDowall , Vincent
Price, Dlrk Benedict, Scatman
Crothen, Willie Aamea.
"The idea is that whoever
wins the scavenger hunt will re
ceive millions." Randall said.
"Thus. everyone is motivated by
greed. 1 think the studio (nl\
Century· Fox l ts releasing 1l at
~x actly the right t1 m e
Christmas day
"l'M A GOOD guy, Cather or
four small children. I must say a
word about the oldest girl, Julie
Anne Haddock. She 1s a re·
markable actress; the camera is
her friend I predict she will go Car."
R1odall ret1lna aom• ,,.,.,
memoriel ol tbe ftl.ml.D1, 1Dcl1ad~ lftJ UM tlCbt ol Morley tr11D1 to
ftt ht. wSclt body Into tbe plftl.-
1b:t wat.r ekitet ot the portab&I
drH1ln1 room lb•)' aband .
Since "Scavenpr Hunt .. Ban·
dall baa filmed "~ootln•
Around'' wttb 011'1 BUNY and Annette O'Toolt u well u a
televllion movie he couldD't re-
member.
He also fullllled a lone ambl·
Uon of playln1 la "Tbe Sea
Gull." peffonntna the cluaic at
a theater in Halifax. Nova
Scotia. He baa pitebed t.a.
carpet cleanera and fried
chicken on TV commercials
<"the loot la aatan.lc" >. and bit
co-ownership o( '"!be Odd Cou·
pie" cont1nua heavy rewardl.
RANDALL AND Jack
Klu1mao played the d.laparat.e
roommates for five yean. Tony
believes the aeries could have
continued, except for tbe
network a-b--.
"For five yean we held on by
our flnlemails; the ratlnp were
not all that 1ood. lD tbe flftb
year ABC put us oppoaite ~
Wal tons.· which was then at lta
peak Of course our ratines dis·
appeared
"It takes a while for a aeries
to get really 1ood. In the fint
year . three or four of the shows
were fU"lt·claaa. In the third,
fourth and fifth years we had 4'J>
good ones out of 22. Jack and l .
used lo look at ourselvea in
utoniahment after those shows,
feeling. 'We really chd 1t ' ...
"When 'The Odd Couple· wu
dropped, Jack said. 'Tbey'U find
us tn reruns.' He was right "
Silvers Suing Enquirer
LOS ANGELES <AP> -Comedian PbJI Slivers bas filed a
libel suit s~lung $10 million from the weekly tabloid. "The Na·
tional Enquirer," because of lta descrlptioo of blm u a ··w·
been.''
The libel suit ls the third mulUmillioo-dollar lawsul filed in
Los Angeles Superior Court by Hollywood celebrities a&ainst the
tabloid in the last two weeks.
In his suit, Silvers claimed that the description of him aa a
"has-been" in a stbry and a photo caption in an ed.Won last ()c.
tober bas hurt both tus reputation and bis feellnp.
STARTS FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7th
AT THREE EDWARDS CINEMAS
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"I 11IOVGBT TBBY WOE &AftU nar·
row-minded,·• be aaJd. "At tbe time, J tboulbt abe
was treated unjast.Jy. I sueu t.bey l.bouPt lt wu
indecent or immoral. It wu not nearly aa reveal·
1Dg as the Playboy thine."
Miss Brewer's picture •ppeared ln a loc•llY
produced magadne called 1be 0.arlatan. After
pubUcaUon, the raculty dlaclpline board put ber on
probation. and she later left school on her parents'
advl('e
.. The faculty committee acted in Ila day and I
think th('y d•d what they thought was right." said
Dr J Wa;.nP Reitz. who was the uruversity presi·
dent at the tJme
.. J suppose things maybe have changed -for
the worse," ht> added. "That's all I care to say."
ANOTHER KEY FIGURE IN THE con·
troversy s urrounding the Brewer case was Dr.
Lester Hale, a former vice president for student
Jffa1r" and now a Presbyterian mmister In Alat'hua. north of Gainesville
llt· haid the episode raised the question of dis·
r1phne and authority Miss Brewer challenged a
rac·ultv committee reprimand of another student
who had previously posed nude in the magazme.
he said
"I felt strong ly about 1t and wanted to
cha Henge whether the uruvers1ty could exercise
~ontrol over a student's personal life," Miss
Brewer srud in a 1976 interview
Miss Fernald, 22, bas flnisbed school and ap-
phed for graduation, a book.keeplo& procedure that
Shnn San Diego
By Air, Pair Say
SAN DIEGO <AP> -Polly Puterbaugh and
Ha~na Sherry are wnllng to 100 U.S. newspapers
to help talk Americans out of flying to San Diego.
It's loo dangerous, they say.
The women said Wednesday their letters men·
lion a senes or near-collisions reported over San
Diego in recent months. A year ago, tbe nation's
worst air collision took H4 llvea when it occurred
in the skies over San Diego.
·Their letters ask people to visit San Die10 if
they want to "by train, by bus. by family car; but,
please, do not come by air. It is much too
dangerous." ·
A plan to reauJate the mix of private planes
and jetliners in San Die&o air apace la betq con·
sidered by federal aaenciea.
Quake Fault Found
CHULA VISfA CAP) -A potentially acUve
earthquake fault bas been found runnin& SO feet
underground from the site where the $30 milllon
South Bay ~ponal Center ls being built.
The buildin1 ls scheduled to be completed by
mid-1981.
The fault was under the soutbeut corner of
the site, a San Diego County supervisor said. A
ieoloeilt 11 being hired to make detailed testa
while coostrucUoo eontinues.
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Tony Romano accompanies Jerry Colonna during
World War II, top photo; Colonna, Tuesday Weld,
Bob Hope, Joey Heatherton and Romano share a
laugh during Vietnam war; and, in bottom photo, he
plays for Joey Heatherton.
AND MN nANCll&C». Im lwJme
bue cm ud •tor ,ean, ti u. re.. M'U ~ _witb 1in1er Vic 0..... • tM '°TCllllCllt Sbow" at u :ao p.m. aow. ... wtiio 1a ai.o ..... dter.
penned bis Hntimeots toward tbe clty
by tbe bay in a ballad called
"Cllrtltmaa in San Francisco."
Romuo'• old frHod, Vie DamGDe, re-corded lt live in San Fla.clleo two
months aao and now lt't not aaty a
1ln1le but it wlll be include4 on
Damone'• new album earty D8U JU,r. Damone. wbo will iDtrodUN tbe IODI t.onilht.. told the "Tonipt Show'' pro.
ducen tbat be dido 't wm to do it
wttbout Romano accompanytq blm
a.ad tbe orchestra.
''What a beauttful guy.·' said Romano
early this week when be found out. "I'm
so excited."
&OllANO HAS OTHER REASONS to
be excited UUa month, however.
Lut Tuelday be flew to San Fran·
ci1co to perform the song for city of·
ficials and residents In front of St.
Paul's Catbedral in W ashinatoo Square.
And oo Dec. 17 he'll return to line it
in front ol Colt Towers with the choir of
tbe Coral Sea, lbe aircraft carrier
whose home hue is San Francisco.
Romano, who bas done several abows
aboard tbe Coral Sea, said tbe carrier
will be 5,000 miles away, but the crew
will bear tbe IOQg via satellite. The
ship's captain will also t.um oo the Coit
Tower lights via satellite, be aakl
''lt sbould be quite an ex.citinc eve· Dina," aaid Romano.
&OllANO FEELS suaE San Fran-
ciacam will embrace ·'Christmas in San
Frandaco. ''
"I just think with thia record Vic is
aoin• to take a little bit of the st.eam
from TcJay Bennett.'' be said with a ertn. . Romano's Chriatmu 80laC la by DO
meam bis ftnt effort at acngwrttiq.
Over tbe )'eaJ'S he's wrtttm ffW Perry
Como, Jolmny Matbl.a., Nancy Sinatra
and others.
A career in music wu a D.ldura1 for
Romano who came from a maalcal
family. "bl an Italian famnv,'' be aaya,
•1lf you didn't slq, you Cii(iiil't eat." wa career eot tt.a start cm the streets
of Madera. Calif., wbell be wu a 7· year-o&dDeWSboy.
''I WAS VERY SKAU for my age."
be explained. "I purpe>Hly carried a lot
of papers 10 people would feel sony for
me and buy two or three to ligbtai the
burden. And 11 that didn't won, rd a1n1
totbem.
"One day I sang for a man who said,
'How'd you lite to sing at ooe ol my
theaters?' I said I'd love it.••
For the oat slx months be appeared.
at lbe theater's Friday amateur nleht.
And be woo ftnt pria-~ery time
Bal tbe flrst prize mooey wun't tbe
only "leetuce" be received.
He recal1a tbat a 1rocery at.ore WU
next to the theater and all the town
tou1ba would buy the s poiled
vecetablee, wmch they'd throw at tbe
performen.
'"l'llAT'S THE llEASON I \ook up the
euitar," be recalls with a taueta. "I'd
put It ta f.ft>Ot ol me &Del U1e it as a
shield.''
Romano be1an slo&iDI at tbe
Klwaola, Botary and other aervice clubs
and at tbe a1e of 12, be foUo•ed
10meooe'a suuestioa tbat be try bis
luck in San P'nodleo.
''I'm a real 1YJWY at beart~ a cu and I jump in lt," be said
He sooo 1ot a Job ai.Dginc m the w arfieJd Theater in Sao Frandaco and
la 1829 be beeame a regu1ar oo Al
Pearce's 8appJ Go Lucky Hour. one d
tbe most popular radio lhows on the
Pacific Coat.
BE STAYED ON the abow ~years
and then in the i.te '30s be laoded a job
as a vocal arranger at w.,,_. Bros.
studio, where be worked witb Jack
Caracm. DemUs llorgan and Doratb.J
Malone. Re even did bit parts ln Drol
Flynn's '"Ibe Adventures of Doo Juan ..
and other pictures.
'I'm a real gypsy
at heart; open
a car and I
jump in it,·
says Tony
Romano.
It wa wbUe dotq mmlcal arnmce-
~ for Dtdr Powell'• radio abow ln
UMO that be met Bob Hope.
Aboat •year later. while wortiq in
the 2JOlh Century J'ox music depart-
ment, be reteived a phone call f1"om
Hope.
"Re said. 'I'd like you to~ to tM
s t udao and talk a bout 10101 lo AJuta,'" recalled Roma.no ... J said,
'Bob. I have plenty of Jee cubes in my
refri1era&M. I doo't want to co to A.laaka.' ..
Romano relea&ed. however, and spent
two weeks entertaJD.J.q t.roops in Alaska
ud tile Me 'Ian Islands wttb Hope,
comedian Jerry Colollna and ainaer
Fruc. lalford.
••1 ...,._ A Juve ot abeence and
neTer aw been back since," said
Romano, adcMn1 "Bob always called us
<See GYPSY, Pace Cl)
Getting the Piet11re For You
8J JUDrre OLSON
Ot .. Deity""" .....
If you're served by General
Telephone and you live in Huntinst.on
Beach, you may wonder why there's
alwa11 'an ocean scene on the cover of
)'OUr phone book.
The answer ii simple. It's became
you live by tbe sea. U you want a desert
scene you have to move to Palm
Sprinp.
On tbe other hand. lf you get Pacific
Telephone service, you can count oo a
scenic tour of Orange County
throu8bout the years.
A c:li:ff ereat oon-commerclal site or
park I.a chosen for the cover each year,
according to Art Leavitt. a company
spokesman.
Tbe two utilities choose pbotognipbs
differently aod bave varyinc Ideas
about what to use.
.General Telephone, which also serves
Westmlnater. Laguna ~ach and parts
of WIQIUl Niguel, baa a contest each
year for employees only.
Five different photos are seleetM in
Southern California -one for each of
the retlonaJ directories and one for the
company's employee phone book.
position., focus and ori&inality and they muat bne .. no recognizable buildtnp,
landmara or people."
And, they must be taken wltbln
General Telepbooe's service area, Ila.
Lambert said.
THE CONTEST is a good way for an
aspiring artist to have bis wort noticed
since the company pnnls more than
5,000,000 copies of ita 64 directories.
Pacific Telepbooe, on the other band.
loots at slides from outside the com-
pany for tts two Orance County books
each year.
Leavttt stressed that it is not a cont.est
and that umolicited pbotocrallbs are
not welcome on a large scale.
There la a photo selection committee
of upper and middle manacement
which mabl the final cholce, be aaid,
baaed oo artlltlc merit. "SUUestiOm come to the committee ~ the )'eU. We look at DOD•
comll*dal balldtnp, parts and placea
ol lDterelt tJaat are pubUc."
Soutb OoMt Bepe.rtory TbeatlJr, the
baildtq Oil tb1a ,..r'• central and DCll1b
directory. bas been under consideration
for 1eftr'al years, Lenitt said.
'1'11EY CAME TO ua a couple of
years ago and told as they were &Oinl to
ba.ild and asked 11 we would coo.sider a
pbotocrapb ol it."
Tbe IOUtb ~ty boot bas a cloee-up
of a leahird oo the beach this year.
Lenitt said. Past boob have abown
Anaheim Stadium, the sandcasUe coolest
at Coniaa del Mar, Costa Mesa's Estan-
ciaandtbelibrary at UCI.
Tbe flnt photo, in 1957, was a black
and white shot of Newport Harbor. 'lbe
next year broucbt tbe tint full-color
photo, ol Klssion San Juan Caplst.rano,
and in ID tbe llartoe eor,. facilit;y at
EJ Toro wu featured..
Over the 1ears tbere bant been pie.
lures ol telepbonea, the Bell u.bibtt at
Dl1neyland, Oran1e Coast CoUe1e,
·Eisenhower Park ill Ora.nee and an
aerial view ol a freeway lnten:b.anee.
N&tn'OllT M&llO& bas made the
eonr tbe IDOlt Umea -three -and tbere bant been seftl'al mont.apa ~
life in Onlqe County.
SCROOGE Gives
£tirlst111as Tips
J I
Couple
Conibin:e
Losers Can Sit On It
Talents .
81 IVDITB GUION .............
TbeJ met at a trneUq art *"' anc1 com· tUed thllr talenla.
Tamara and Carlo. Ret•nabammer,
Jewelry de•IP•n located ID South Coast
Vlllqe, briDI dllfereat taleDD to tMIJ' JoiDt ftD· ture.
He 18 a trained pMsmWI and lbe 18 a de-
llper and tbeJ UH bCdJt tbelr reputatiaa
hued cm lb yean ol pooled l"llOUl'eel.
THE COUPLE, members ol the world craft
council, recently celebrated their alxth an-
• ntversary aa jewelen with a festive fubioa a bow and party at the vtllage.
• Tbey served sparkling elder, Chriatmu
cookies and eapreaao coffee and gave out M
roses.
Eelcbensbammer, a native of Buenos
Aires, apprenticed in hhl craft as a teen-ager.
He now bu a yearly sbow at the Muauem ol
Fine Arta in Buenos Aires and sells desilDS in France and Germany.
TUE COUPLE'S wort bu changed over the
years from a massive to a delicate look. They
use au motifa heavily and deslp graceful
pieces accented with rubiea, 1ameta, diam<JDda,
sapphires and pearls.
They once used sliver but now have
switched almost exclusively to yellow gold.
"We do mostly weddlna rin11,"
Relcbemhammer aald ... lt'• all c:uatom or-den."
They hue doubled the Ille ol their boatlque
in recent months and btUed tbe party u "a new
beginning" aa well u a celebration ol the ac-
complisbmenta of the pul
DUS ANN LANDERS: I 11•1• WIMa I ,... tllll a.u. from u..,.... no.,..... to
Dow .., ...... ~ the adl • TV wl ta
.......... MWIP8perl .......... .....
lq • M •'1 IMlllDU. YCN taAd ~UM ............ to .. end. (Ha, la&.)
,... ,... wbo w1'CM ............. not
na1,.~. Alm. Dld JOU'!w tMr'9 wu • 0 11111 1Wla eoatest lD Redmado Beach, CaJlr.
ftlrt;1 ..,.. .a.Nd! I feel IOIT7 fGI' tbe zt
kJMn. -YOUJl WDTERN SNOOP DltA&INOOPiaM•...,.,_., ......
'ftn _....,.*•It. l>SAJl ANN LANDERS: I became pr-.
ma-'tuni1~ .... eat ft ud bated tt. BJ tbe time I
WU .. mtRoM me ,_ ~bend'a m~. wu deproea!q. I dedded to cob'
mJ balr 8Dd baft .,._ at lt fer 18 ,..,.. It bu
doDeWUlildenfar1n1morale.
About JI IDG8tba aeo my buabad read
sometama ID UM paper Uutnc ba1r d1ea to
eaae.r. Ila aalDlcl me to atop. I told blm I woald
n84I up cm tbe Abject and then dedde. Seline
me, I wouldn't be IO fooliab .. to «JMiDDe lf I thoulht I wu endansertnc my life. So I read evel'1tblnl I eoWd pt m1 bands cm and found
no IOHd information to back up the elalm that
bair dye ca.._ caneer.
In the midd1e ot the eontroveny you printed
a eolumn aaytni every one ol JOQr coaaultanta
<Harvard, American Cancer SoetetJ, etc.>
labeled tbe te.ts (CGDducted with ratl) u "in·
conclusive. (One ldenU.t laid tbe ftncflnp were
"ridiculous.">
Yelterda)' I read u article wrtttm by 10'1
lD fl'amJly Cirele macu:ine. aaytq )'OQ've been
dyeing ~ hair for 15 years and plan to eon·
Unue. Blea you for belne eo frank.
Do 10'1 have aJlJ reeeot infonnatioe on tbla
subject? U eo, will you please abate tt! People
belle.e Ann Landen. -R.L.F. FROM PEB·
BLE BEACH, CALIP'.
DEA& &.L.f".: fte i... • tM Ulr "'9-
Hltffl' [ I •teHJ ee•ea,.... Dr. ll.J .........
Ma4 .t ... Cn ..... Dr-. Prlludee ~
.. o.&arl9. DI'. Ulllla ....... tJ.I. ..... .. _...,._ct ,. .. ..,.. ........ ., UtritJeellee•••., ...... , ., ........ ...
e1lnHI •• mt ., • IM •w4•ala were fefte. fed. Be.._ Mted au& ta Caeaa w ~
Wuples Reunite
In Divorce Court
CIUCAGO <AP> -Tbe boll4aJ reuoa ii a
traditlonal tlme for family 1et-tocetben. And
tbls year. eome reunlou a.re even tatlnl place
lD divorce court.
On lloadQ. two Cblcaao COUPlel decided to
1et back tocetber. and appeared lD coult to ult Juda• Bernard Wolfe to ncata tbllr divorce
deereee. \ Tbe ftnt couple ... lllldred ltolenbloqm
and ber ex-buaband, Mark. TbeJ were married
in 8eptembel' 11'11, diwned ID April and their
cllwrce ~ wu..,.. Ult IDldtl.
avr A .... DAYS ....... ..., dwn ....
tllelr mlnd8. On llonda1 tbe cleerH wu
••cat.eel. A tecond couple, Cbe17l and Thomu Wil8GD. b8d beell married lD 1"11. and diYOl'eed
lDC>d.obs.
But tine weeb qo, U.. W1lacm 10t beet toc.U.. aDcl MoodaJ tbe Juq. made It cdldal. "Tbla 18 a lot IDOfe pleulDt than diYOrda&
people, .. Wolfe Mid.
"I wa Wl'J bappy to recaadJe u.tm. I jult
hope they stay that •• , ...
• • • THE SIGN OF EXGELLENCE • • •
FOA All OF OUR MEDIC.Al ANO SURGICAL PATIENTS ••. we BELIEVE IN ONL y ONE
STANDARD OF PATl&NT CAA£ , .• TH£ Ht<»EST OUM.ITV ~VA•LAPt.E ON AN IN·
DIVIO\JAUZEO ~ '
Fufl MMe:•. ~tel ecute fecmty, C08'tA MESA Mt!MOAIAL HOGPfTAL lfSO Ml
tv1ltabte 24·Hour EMEAGENCV SERVICE f()trtlfied at t p, ttmtdlo AeCMino Ftctltty).
0Ut·Pat1tn1 Sufgery center: Relplf1t0fy 1'Nt'epy: "'Yllelf fhirapy. Clattr01nttattnat
t.t:>oratory. CardlOveacullr Labor1tmy: f\IH 8eMce ~Ind Ltbo<atofy Fecll4tle1.
FOlf ALL YOUR HEAi. TH CARE NEIOS •• , YOU CAN Dl,l'ID ON US
"-ldlllfien
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: l .. CM faltMr ol
a ~,..--old lbi wbo LI ban1J ...... • a
seboo&. Sbe bu never nabcl ao:tt' 1 • ._
eomedoee.
Now abe bu falleo far • JI.,..... eal-
lese kid. lie'• been bere *-•u•mdr ta a row. I beBne acbool should come ftnt. ., I told
tbe down to a« lo9t and eome bectl m u.n.
yean. Now my dau&bter la mad at me. Wbat'1
your OllUdoo! -FROZE Ot.rr
Df!Aa ROZE: It's'-' &e KE I 1t1 tM ,..1dte. En.-ple: uu ,.. ...... ,... ....... .
1" CU lee llr. Weedelfml -eu I ... a '"8." Add ,.. were .,.... _. &17 I& •1
wa1. Dad.
OBAR ANN LANDERS: Wbea I wu a ebUd
I wu struck by a hit·aod·nm drtftl'. Tbe
accldeot left me with a badly aearred lea-
M a tem-aaer l refused IDvttatiou to tbe
beach, never wore aborts ad denloped a
deep-aeated complex.
I'm comiderine a vacatlan at a Duett.I
colony and want to know lf you th1Dk I would be
ridiculed and teorned there, too? Pleue "'llQ".
-SEATTL£ DISAS l&\'ft'LE: N.-.. E I • 1 ..._. ....... ,,, ........ ,..am...-•--
FEAR OF R. YING?
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CALI FOR BROCHURE
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Christmas Gifts
In Sizes 36 to 46
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Ind hit\. a.. tom
prlCtlCll _,_.._.
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Mk'*>. ~ .._ Uft a •dftc 11•1•-.
... I ltlla p!fr!I!•
Futuristic cotton and linen coat with
matcbing bikini by Isaey Miyake actually
is • knitted aqua.re with sleeves.. The de-
stp wUl be featured in. major ahibitlon
in Loadnn tlda spdn&. .
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FUJOlr5 A NICE
PIACE TO TEST
YOORSKPIS.
Our frtendty facility In MSY·to-nNICh Irvine
offers you just the right coml>4natlon of
comfort and chaUenge. Our a1rrent open.
Inga tor skilled derlcal personnel Include
. tMM apocs.:
e&EC8EDMIES
We seetc sharp lndlvlduata who can type
50 wpm and have shofthand stllla of
80wpm.
•TIPl8nt
Speed Md ~r.c, .. wtwt count '*9.
50 wpm mlntmum. Wiii also be involved
wtth tUlng, maU dlatribuUon and aei.
phone contact.
•WOllD PllOCE99ING
1'ECllJlllCIAN8
TheM poeffloN fWQUtre ~*' fndtvlduall wt)o have at .... 1 , y..,
eJlperiet 1ee on Mag Card Jt Office Sye.
tem &. H~ 8peect Prtnter or almllar
f'ltgh speed automatic typewrtt•. (Day
Md ntght lhtfta avaUllbfe.)
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• EllPLOYEI! llECOllD8 c1n•
ShOuto have 5 ~ cwtcat experience
Including ~"O peqonnel reccwdl
and OOCUIMnta.
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ff yOU''9 qullf If led and rw.dy tor • Fluor
Ullgnment, .,..... cell 0t dttacf9 end
mall In tM ooupon ~to:
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Jobo Hammood of Jam O>x School, Fountain Valley. was a run·
nerup.
Third-grader Young Yi, 8, wa a n.m place winner
They're Winners
Junlor Picuw and 'buddlq Rembraodta
milted tbllr talents wttb tbe ..,ertt of tbe holiday
teaton recently tor tbe lint Student Holiday Art
Concert.
all 1Dedta.
Ten•year-old Kristen Nielsen of James Cox
School, Fountain Valley, earned honorable
mention.
Sponsored by Orance County Illustrated and tbe county bepart~t of Education. tbe
contest theble was "The Spirit ot ShariDC-" ~
denta from all grade levela submitted entrtea tn
BDtrta were dlvided into four 8'&·1J'OUP
cateaortes. 'Ibe top four wlnDerl received free eoun• at ettber tbe Newport Harbor Art
Museum or.lbe Lel\IDa Beacb School ot Art.
F1nt prize wt.noers were Joe Qnfie. 16, of
Edison dish School; Grecory Fox, 14 . of
Orangewood Elementary School in otamond
Bar; Mutin Armstrong, 9. of St. Jullana School
ln Fullerton and Yong Yl, 6, Of James Madlaon
School in Anaheim.
Contest judges included James Kill·
ingswortb. publisher of Orange County Wustnrt·
ed. Edward Chattin. inatruetor at La1una
Beach Scbool of Art, Glenda H.aueomaker. of
Newport Beach, Chad Jones. Lquna Beach
artist and instnJctor at Newport Harbor Art
Museum and Jack Taylor, Lquna HU1s artist.
Judges from the county were Supt. Bob
Petenoo and Marie Clemente. WiruJi.U entries will be oo diaplay through
December at branches of Lacuna Federal Sav·
i.np a.ad featured in the Dettmber lssue of
Orange County Illuetrat.ed.
Creative Cardboard
DAYTON, Ohio (AP) -Jlm Preston is sur·
rounded by cardboard, and be tlkes it that way
In tact, he's known as Captain Cardboard.
''I respond to my environment and to what I
want to do with it," said Preston. an artist
w.boee pae.nt medium fixation ii cardboard.
"Cardboard is a material that cu be
creatively recycled and la, well, spoctaoeous.
It's fantasy."
First place in the Grade 9-12 Division was won by Joe Ongie of Edison JDgb School.
Huntington Beach.
Workine la a rourtb·flool' studio lo
downtown Dayt.on. Prestoo baa made an um·
brella, sboes and even bia briefcase out of
cardboard. For tbe Christmas seasoo, be did•
JG.foot display of trumpelln& ~la.
( Horoscope )
FlllDA Y, DEC. 7
By SYDNEY OMARR
1 ARIES <Mar. 21-Apr. 19): You
trike pay dirt! You "find"
reasure and love. both closer
an originally anticipated. Leo,
quarius persons r1gure in
' cenario.
TAURUS <Apr. 20-May 20):
stablish claims -get property.
nd other appraisals. Cancer.
Capricorn, Aquarius natives
lay key roles. Check directions,
ostructions. Older individual
leocls benefit of experience.
GEMINI <May 21·June 20):
ake inquiries. expand base or
peration, attend social affair.
lements or timing and luck
ombine to result in financial
ain. Be flexible, read between
· ea or message dispatched by
elative.
CANCER <June 21 .July 22):
nvest in your own security: use
uality material to create solid
ase. Accent on payments. col·
ections. personal possessions
nd income potential.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Em·
ISasis on new starts, lndepen·
ence, creative endeavors, tak·
01 initiative •nd getting to
eart ol matters in special rela·
onsblp. v1aoo <Aug. 23-Sept. 22>:
ajor adjustment at home,
thin famlb circle la sl>Otlllbl-d. Taurus, Llbra, $cor)>lo
tlves ftiure in scenario. Lunar
Uon emobuilea hospitals,
tutloas. laree orsanlutloal.
LIBaA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): You
arn trutb about friendahlp -
lack ol it. One wbo wants to
split baln" la trym, to make
1Dethina ol notblna· KDow it
RUFFEll'S
UPHOLSTBY .._T•W-' .....
ttn ..........
and respood aceordingly.
SCOSPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21):
Promotion. responsibility.
authority, career and prestige
are spotlighted. Capricorn.
Cancer persons play key roles.
You may find yourself checking
government or official papers.
SAGITTAJUUS CNov. 22-Dec.
21): You have chance to widen
distribution and improve di!play
or product, talent. Major task,
assignment ls completed. TaJce
long-range view: open lines or
communication.
CAPRICORN <Dec. 22·Jan.
19): New approach helps you to
better understand needs or one
close to you. Budget. invest·
ments and money figure pro·
minenUy. Leo. Aquarius natives
play dominant roles.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 2G-Feb. 18).
Go slow, maintain low profile.
Defer to wishes of partner.
mate. Check legal rights,
permisaions. Gather informa-
tion, realize that patience now is
your ally.
PISCES (Feb. 19-Mar. 20).
Avoid direct confrontations. Ac·
cept invitation to social affair
Display artistic talents,
versatility.
• •• Gypsy Life
(Fnm Pa~ CJ.)
'The Four Gypsies.' "
The mobile entertaiDment quartet
spent the next four yeara--mostly dur-
ing Hope's summe~ Jllatus from hls
radio UM>w-perforlbing for Gls all
around the globe. Sometimes they'd do
seven or eight shows a day.
And altbougls they once performed before 100,000 GI.a in Honohalu, Romano
said they'd even do shows for as few as
six men-ooe time they did that in sut>-
zero weather in Alaska.
"There was oo such word as. 'No, we
can't do a abow there,' " be said.
More often than not they'd be qear \he
front lines.
ROMANO REMEllBEas THEY
were halfway through a show in North
Africa when t.be search lilthta ~ up the sky and Wwnlnaled Genna aitplaDeS
overhead.
"Bob looks at me and saya, 'I doll't
think they like my jokes too much. Let's
get out of here,' " s atd .Romano.
"Every place we'd go wt'd say, 'Wbal
lund of action are you getana?' "
A llboueb Romano says the
performen raised their own morale as
much as the Gia'. be noted that lt was
tough to be funny wbUe performing in
the hospital wards.
One Ume be and Francea Lanff ord
were sln'1oi "Embraceable You" to a
GI who bad tears rolling down bis fa«.
They didn't know until they'd finished
that tbe &0ldier bad juat bad b1a arms
amputated.
IN 1Nl ROMANO accomparued Hope
and other entertainers on the .. Airlift
Christmas Caravan" during t.be Berlin
Airlift.
Although Romano continues to
perform in clubs and hotela around the
country and still writes songs. be
acknowledged lhat moet people stopped
buying bis type or music in the 19:50s.
He's obaerved. however, that the
music of tbe '30s and '408 has made
something of a comeback in re.cent
years. He added that he'd like to find a
club to perform 111 111 Newport Beach
where be and hts wife. Evelyn, and
their 13-year-old daughter. Regina.
moved three months ago
"I don't need 24 tracks," be said. "All
1 need la a &ood song because I don't
think a ainger 1s any bet.t.u than the
BODI he aLaes. •·
He added. "l belleve the sonp of the
Cole Potters and Harry Warrens can't
die. U I could find a place that likes that
kind of music. I'll be there."
lo t.be meanUme. he'll be in San Fran·
clsco Ulla month slngin& the aoogs of
Tony Romano.
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Todd Hall, a flfth .grader at James Cox
School. Fountam Valley, earned honorable
mention with bi.I oU past.el and black ink
drawing.
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REALTOR. IMC .
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What '1 Your Trade•
si•~rDay
That '1 lltlle to pey
for an ad an tbt Dally Pllot
Stnice Directory that can
mteb&h your proleNiona.I
Identity t'or more In
fomauon caJJ 642-5678
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• Bdnn. wttJt IOCDe bay v\ew from drametlt' up
llaU"I lMq rm. 3 Datha
+ 1pa In uaverUn~ Pl&io 1115,000
CIE
111111 ILlllS ca.
OVER 60 YEARS O~ SERVICE
MA•t .. CIMT WHlft WA,_ Y1IW
Intriguing Old Spanish Home
Above Woods Cove Six Bedrooms.
Five Baths Large L·t11Jly Room
Hardwood Fl oo r s Thr e~
Fireplaces. Ceda r Closet..s. Three·
Car Garage. Pnvate SteP8 To San·
dy Beach Secluded Garden &
Patio ~as Pnced At $999.000
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RARE SINGLE LEVEL CONDO
A "Joy of Newport" Listing.
~ &31·1• \:.I 111 DOWm INUYI --........-..
C"lcllett V.,et•bte MUSI •ftd aaceft ~ecker SftKlll ue a
winning combination In
HUCepaft, cook 2 t•blupoons
sHced g,...n onion with dash
crus1'*9 Of'90ano in 1 t•l>lespoon butter or maroartne until
tender. ~ 1 can C 1~ ounces>
condensed chicken vegetable
soup and 1 soup can w•ter.
Heat ; stir now and then.
Meanwhile, spre~ 9 oblongt>ut·
tery cr.ckers with 1 package CJ
ounces) cream cheese with
chives (softened). Sprinkle with 3 sllces bacon <cooked and
crumbled) .. Makes 2 to 3 set'V-
tngs.
Nothing atong the On1nge CO.st stirs up ,..sponse Ilk• our
cl•ssffleds.
Wtt.ther you're
Mllh'9 --U•nce1 or .,,.,.,..,, SUzukls or S.lutll1, mfcr0teopn or microwaves,
Mghan hounds or Afah•n blankets, only the Oelty POot serves up 15Clt!>OO CS.•l~norv re~fot~.JS
4MM.ll as HIAVIM
Actually anyone would love it I A 2 Bdrm. 'McLain t.ownhouae ln Bil Can·
yon overlookln1 tbe 1olf course.
Plus! creme colored carpet, levelOI'
bllncu. Plantation 1hutters. a skyligbt
over a ftofnan tub and a wetbar ln the
den --don't you love it? Don't you for1et the community pool. apa, and
tennia. AU f OI' $210,000.
lJ fllllil()U I: li()MH
REAL TORS • 875-8000
2~3 Eau Co•t Highway. Co<ona del Mw
s u P E R o u P E R Home BeautHul
DUPLEX' 4 Bdrm 2~ Ba Me11a
Old Corona del Mar• A• Wood.a 2400 »q ft home
aumr ut at 7 ~·?. Owner family room. formal din:
wtU carry tecood or ••II Ina +solar heated pool. oo contract 1 Cozy 2 BALBOA ISLAND
Bdrm bouae with 3 Bdrm Ri:ALTV
Witt ID beck Both With ~
llOCIW bay vlewf Ca II 1----------Wendy Beam at rn MOO
..CH IMVISTORS
IS t.MTS-$425,000
Walk Lo 1urf views
•ummer arid w1ntt-r
renu Needs 1om e
maanl Shottlill~ AASO<'
lD••tment 01111110n
...2262
llACHUVIMG
U9.to0
Super mob1lt-homt< park
ai.·rot.i. (rum bt·111 ti •dJ•
C'\."lll i.:oUinl( rt ... l .. ur .. nt
CQl"ltUUI loun..:1· L1rl(t· I
BR. could bt tJ1111d•-d to:?
SPYGLASS
Everyth1n1 you could
want ID Spygla11s.
Be au l 1 f u I 4 8 d r m
Tndewtnds, alm06t '•
at're, foreve r v iew .
CT"eative hnanc:mg. Abk·
l1\i tl!35.IXX>
Bdrma 1-l tn\~lml·nt •---------rnov~ fut '
WATHHOHT
COMOO WITH SLU•
nu_, •'Ondo I' J\.1111 Jhh· l ....,..$75,600
lor lle1.-i 1n a ~c-un PrTfE'ct tor oldl'r couvlt:.
l)' bldl Cbarm1na 2 3 bedroom. : bat.h two-
lldr'ID. 2 bit .... rtti main 1tor1 w1U1 bul lt -10 .., ....._ Pool. 110,000 d.cbeft Ne-wly dttoc'at ·
Cllllb and ml mo rent for flJd and r~ t.o "hofill• n • ~ pnc-e o( sm.ooo ~ rf'('rt.'allon Don 1 ht•
W•a:f: ... ...._. ~ppotntl"d lJll """' .._ 67l-noo ,:;1 JM
*VETS* u.y_.=tty
NOW NO ~
LOANS TO Slll0.000
LOW INT RATt: lA:t WI
thaw you bow lo Quall f )'
T• to led e...,..
W.u.t. 754-1202
SPY CA.ASS
Owner needs to 11ell no.
8uutlful 6 bedroom.
1•me room. gor1eou1
pool • epa, on 0t·eeo
WWW Aakina ~.000
Mall ~ thos e c oo d bol.ookl 1temi1 you 're
J:iot ual.a1 avatlabl• to: eome other family by ad·
~lnl them for 111le In
Quall'ied. Call 642-5&78
C:SELECT
tPROPERTfES
........ Udo
Redttorat.ed wttb pndt'
I-'( 4 bdrm wt.coormet
lutd lf'n lmma1·. t.hruout
Ta.Ile over 91,'"t loan or
ownt'r will finance ut
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JACOBS REALTY
•75-6•70
,aeGUIA
DflU
J us t t WO Yt'Anl old.
thu prime J Bdrm
J Bdrm Sfanl1b 1t)'le dup ex 11
offered ror Hie o
1rade Flreplacea.
d11hwa1ber1 .
beautiful tiles.
patios. • walkin
d11•tance to beach
meke lbls 1 ve
de1lrabl
Investment. Alwa
rented·fle1lib e
f eller-offered at
S290.000
RCTc.1ylorCo . ' I t i I 1 1 ..
«iJ Coldwell Banker .
"ROSTUmr• ............. ........ , .. " .. c .........
Step back 1h Ume to the 15th cen·
tury into a ma&nlficent home a
modem u ~. Four :veare ln
construction, it featuree Umeleu
arc h\le c ture , flawless
craftsmanship & the beet
ma terl a ls_1 1 • tbered from
throughout me world. 'l1ae white
water view ot beaches " rollinl hllla. seen tbrou1b leaded &
•'4m.d·idat• wlndowa . brtnp to
aihid vi.Ilona of the lordly country
life ot olden Eutope. Owner wW b.eJp finance.
By appolntment onb' Exclusively thrU .
COLDWELL 8ANKER
lJ,_,IUJE 1'1()MtS
REAL TORS-, 87MOOO
2443 E~ Collt Higttw.ay, CoroN dtt Mw
-COLI OI' M9WPGlf llALTOIS
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Nllftll BEACH 7H11
.... IHOIH OCWROMT
A fantastic view of the beaut. blue IAYRlOMT' PacUlc. Private atepe from your owo We have several fine homes
......... ~f~.e::=-~IA~~~·
hUll, llland, auortae le .~ throuih
l•r1e windon • Ill~ doon. ' bdnm. dinlnJ·!a~ room a batbl a
frpla, many w • brlck paUO. deeka & porches. s~ poOl ~
•P• w/ft1t 1olar blanket roll-up.
Arcbltect remodeled ttn. Completely
shlnaled, copper plpa • aaraie door opener .
Sellr WJI ft E II
with low interest & payment.I to
qualified buy~r. ·
SJtJ.000 -J.,. DM
a.-..... ~ ... ,27"-IDr ..
511..attJ. '41-11Jt. 171
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IYO~ C.... MIN I 024 .->~·_ft. al oeeao flao# • I I I I I . I................ dt.1 u,ll&a. I Bdrm. 2 ~ eeuc• sa1.ooo ~SBdrmCDll ...... wil.b o.k noon.
formal cttnaai. 2 Ba.~
plum*& " appUaaca oo larae corner lot
W/beauWW l&odKapiq.
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m.7129. ...
==mt.900. 1..4...U FtMD PbilUjlll, Welt ec-t Padfte R.E.
One ''°" t01fllbome. m-21110 £MCMde eo.&a ..... 2 --------
Bdrm. 2 t.th. wa.Lk lO ~ 14 ft. cl aptrades.
--.,.,.,..,. ad bua ~. 4 Bdrm, 2~
Mrvlce. -A.lli.1 onl1 Bl cl pnmttp,aa Uytq. -.ooo. Newly offenid. Walkloa dlataoce ~ AllPOID'ment oaly. cau bucbu 6 barbor.
540-1.l.$1 $138,JCIO. Contact Norm door to the community beub. £.¥. with pler & slip
elusive area with a 24·bour security PBQMSUl.A POIMT MlilltU..f Isl &ate. Spaclous contempon.ry home Newly decorated 4 bdrm. family CAMEO Kic)m..ANDS 4 • ·. ~ _,.. HERITAGE
Pbllllp11, West CoHt
P.aftc R.£., a1-2100
with• bdrms, formal dinina. fam rm, home. Close to ocean. $325,000 bd.. view. pwt beacb. fee , ... ..._ • .._. 1040 recreation rm. study. 3lAI baths. Spa Ir IL TORO HOISE COUMTIY !Md. compt. remodeled ~~~~~~~~ ·--···•••••••••••
R(ALTORS ~j TH[ H[AL
~ ESTATERS ---blt·in fish aquarium $1,200,000. 4 Bdrms., 3 baths: ranch style, =~ ~~~~~ 011U11r IYHUMTIMtnOM
Kiss WISLIY M. TAYl.Otl CO.. llALTOIS mini-estate in orange groves. $249,500 consider a 2nd TD ... _., HADOUlt 2111S.JOl'1~....... 1325000 D ll Pb the lHl'tllDOWer 1oodbye. ~,..,.W,.rPOIT_,.. ,.__.. , ...... 910 · · arre as • At..._ Big• clean 3 BR. l'h Ba Move iDlO the carefree ~•-. ~ A# M0-232l6.S3l 1266· l rear oew buted POOL CIDDdD. owner fmancLDg.
lite. 9Q)oyecl wtth Ulla lm· • SPA hlgbh&hlt th.la 3 S1t,.500.
maollaie 2 Bdrm. 2 ba, 2 C01ta Meto I 024 bedloom ''Greeobroot '' SCOTT IW. TY
yrold caado. Lee bdrma. ·-··-•••••••••••••••• ld:De. Covered paUo f« S3'-75Jl
eatt.btone cpt.a, fenced DICVnVI ....,.,a,, 1priAklen too.~~~~~~~ pMto+oomm. pool. ape TIM.IV&. OCIAM VllW Mame •wllftll tulde ... family roocu 1---
________ 11r temt.. Buper locaUOo. TDeP.astry,farma)nvtq V....W.peothome,ul· > ZSTOIYISTATI CiflJ'wleedtlOll 4 Bdrm 2\AI Ba llesa area, COUDU'J kitcbeo9wl>2bdhoule.lrliot. TOWMHOMIS Only.,000.C.Utoday "dlnlnl, country tra deluxe• lm· Gt.aat48drmLaU.oda. -·•-•••••••••••••• Wood1Jto014ftbome. •llb brealllaal bar. pJdarea.Onlyf14~.
IJl.6170 ldtcben, eatra-tarie maclllate! 2 Bdnna .. 2 Laree patio., BBQ, J..car ~POOi. f&D&l;yroom.formaJdU> ~.Setonalarle Pllricktlll·i.
mdDWLIXIS A• lamll.yroom+ wetbar& batha; frplc. + com· 1arage, 1eparale TOrALPRIVACY lnl•toUrbe.atedpoot OOl"Del' tot ln • k>vety
$37,SOO•Up. LLS..,."TE finiplace. Stain Jeadiq muntty amenltlea. cblldren'• quarteu. 388.CUSTOYBOME 8Al.BOAISLAND area. Hurry! a120.ooo.
in Yreka. C.llf. a ml I l't &oprtvate mut.erauit.e & $210,000! lamU.Y room. formal din· $1~.000 REALTY Call~l'JJO rramu..,.,---thRlver, cblldrena area•. pre-..._....,,... ln1 . .Uklns 1149,IOO. •--c ..... ............ 173..-roo ...._..... REALTORS
15 ml ~ Ore1on ___ REAL __ l1_0_lfll_•~-• 1tl1lou1 area. Call It••• Seller wW help flDaoee. ........ .,._ •. -. I~ border. Call collect IO-'JIBl * 675-7060 * ~9Q.'1'Ml. STAa111lHOMI 3 BDRll, 2 ba fixer -,......S. iflat ~:8)342.;:73'7 Or local ~~~~·==. O"fN lllll•tl\llMIOl\l-1• ~~~~~~~~1,a:vrr OMii• J Bdrm 1 8a lD \bis :;~ :!~·~1::. --------1 ~r::rf~~~e~ ~~1128-~~1~~~~1=,.':i=es SINGUSPAD~nuwu ~a-...... =;!~ .. ..= ~~=:~-:
........... ~-from bul . tt'> r;OO! • ·-Norm Pbllllp•. Weal By OW'Der . a SR 2b• ror2uak&.Pnadat-•u POINT -and appt to see --....-....;;;..;-=-==:;;;.. "'""" Coa1t Pacific R.E • w1faauJy nn oo q10el ~ W.urfroat. Spectacular W. borne. call Caroll ________ , Almolt new ,Northwood ocu.tROMT _831_-aaoo ______ cul-de.uc. us.ooo m.JOO. For IDllft mfo
view Gt Cl>•noel; 2 atory .!laff.Gl--OOIM Condo I Fu II Pr 1 ce COte() c:.w .. ..._, a 012 _~_15'4 _____ _
... _ .. : ..... '
, • HERITAGE
REALTORS
~,.:~·et b= =-y= = 2 Bdrma., 2 batbt: •••• , .... •••••••••••••• IY Owtim
m.toob water. EJUJUc RIEi bolla &eonil. PoOl. ape, ~ ~c~~· LIASl/Of'nOM BeauUfw z.s1• po.t
.. REALTOR-.; -----
IDll&ec' aulte w/prtvat.e GN&t~U..! Pen-billiards, voUeybaU is prqe sm.ooo · · s Br JBa "SpyllaN Hlll. bame.tbl'.2"9be.~
patio, boalallp too. niylvaota Dutch man! UnJt la uplJ'aded mS ..,,...Eve1 SltQOpermo •• apptiel to fHt•re•. 1144.HO. ftits..d ~ .~7171 • Submit farmbouae. uo So. too. Tu• acl.,.llta&•t -.ooo.eo-TZ12 l..a/Optwo'bl••/larse .._ ..............
Ul•w--Broadw ,.... can fMtl m.1100. dowo. WW cury 2od -Ol'INll/9•/l~llJNIOllNMI' :J.· SaD&.a Aoa. LmOISLIPl.OP 0Pf1Wlll9•11SH~f011H(f' T.D.~ .... uooo I•INM 9rorm·:~~-:· ~~ T;.f~~:. ~~..:.~~ ~~~.A.~~.· ... _~_--_:._-_~_~_!-_:_·_~_-_ .. _*_PW_;.
Jlt••..., -----21 aeparal• ap\. abo•• U-=£:~ 2,.::s = ut T .D. •t JI"". _ -.-.&.-""'J --All.ILOAM ~arau wlU' outaide, PAIK~eoteOS ._.. ...... wtllcarry~ try. f•r••I dialn1. .._. ..-•
Seller • ...,. ''IA&.'a ..U e prWate nUaoce. In 2,.1 ... Jlr, .a pool. Doon. replaces Hd ... Tl7'7 .... l• All· ~.Sll ....... lal ... l'6be, •ar aJaJf; ra, I Bdftn ao.ta 11.. Ml rtC , ..,...... eondttionl a.i h cu n \ • u u D a . ~· pMb. Owner nn.. .________ with h •I t \re e •. • \SL c • fW7 aecw.
bomel Aaaumable lat. '6:.1rlll Jdeed propertJ 00 Udo ltanoram\c coaatal able-.iubatlt trade or SUP£I II.LUX£ apnnltler•. BoeloHd Pneedlll.-17-.-. Hey .• I'll even carry• v lalia.SGDOOO Wlwa, lo ~San a.UM ftaaocint. Alk· patlo. 1ha't lull ~......S-..,,~
7lxl." Only SlU.950. C.ll ~~~~~~~~11~~~·~~~~~1 D6eto StarUna<ta,900 llOO. Call a•z• C.U .. l'1JO -• nowt'Ji.5.370 -wttll Oaay K da. 11.1'15 i.&e auumable ~~oao. ~ lal '* T...... ....... I ASS1»4•• 1
A U ~'re not readina the BROWSE . inLerest. Tabadvu'-P Iona. tow Int. ' •71-llr 1 nao14.ft. owmr'S unit+ 1 ......._ l&ACHCHAJIMIR
LLSTATE llltle edl in Clwified, d grand Ol)elliDI pnces, available. Uomera 2 BdnDI, 2 Batlla. b10lY -lllD-.Jl., •• ¥.'ml die _
1
,. you're mbalq a Sot ot as they woa't tut. Sales from aua,600 · ~ Call ._. &.to ,________ 1111197 el a _..._ Wk
newsy lAlorm.aUoo u FOl cmee open lOAll to duall. $675.000. LUSK HA1101t '11 --..._ wM111 me~ J1at REAi.TORi well•tomesreatban. 3544 Del Sol Bl. Saa JaarnlneCreek 4aeoteO GOOD ate,. •••Y· •1•.soo.
AIAHDOMID aumc CDM HOME
Needs TLC & Imagination; 3
Bedroom + fll'eJ>lace, ranched
fence & l'08es. Owner Anxious.
Call 673-8550
CHHllU.. CDM DWI.II
Walk to beach & abops ; each 2
boedroom cottage bas
wood-burning fireplace and
patio! Owner will help finance.
Call now 673-8550.
MIWPOln' FUB
Expanded 3 bedroom and
family room on sprawllng lot:
red·brlck wood·burninc
fireplace, hardwood noon &
private chlldreos playhouse.
Owner will help finance. Only
$139,900. Call 673-8550.
SAMl'A AMA IMUI
$109,000. VA Loan. $81,250.
PITI ls $751 at 9~%. Each 2
bedroom, 1 Y.t bath, fireplace
and patlo plua encloeed
garage. Call t'13-8550.
BARGAINS
lhrouahllw
DAILYrtLOT
WANT
ADS
They are al your
flngertipt dally I
Make your •hoppi ng
easier by ualftl the Daily
PUol Cl.&aai6ed Adi.
Dlelo 714/-...-. NB 81ycreJt Call m about Ui.la W'ell _,..., ••• IT XW"emd111av~
H>-'Ml University Part nwtnaatned 4 Bdrm, z ba IB)of lo_...t latn•t OPDl&\TISUN12-S..,.
3 BR POOL WtsttUff bome w!IP yard. 2 car nte1 LoYelyNortJlO.ta 917'1.bSl.,HB .. + Big Canyon f:&.a bft·lil aecw1ty lleu bome al Just a:r. '7llMll01:-.s580 ; n. R Harbor Vie• y-.1:000'--boU aooo.Btcfamll)'roo«n. uuDUS oom! Hilla 6.i4.12ii .... ~. toects ot treer1 PAllCPLACI
Prime 3 Bdrm home la ll,500dD No Quallfytni• and RV atora1e too Very rare. aooo 1q ft lo
stnteglcally loClted Del *· wttrpk. on a huge Family nelthborbood. "Fairbanks". Near
CerTo tnrt.CO.ta Me1a. R·Zlol. OW C. 540-2'7'73 many amu1t1es, VA Ed1IClD Hilb. SllS.500.
WeU-malouloed home bQyera welcome Call RoDOrt. w/llant Bonus nn wtth Under~38T2cartar ~for~tnlo U.,.,efes•h Jli
sparldin& l)OOl w /dtvtnc !if~ yrd-Lc C"Vd paUo t6MJ77
board aDd alidel Extra PrinonJy IZ-0211.
tt«ate 1atore! Much. --=~!!!!![!!~~--WaatA.dHelp" 642 5678 4 BR coodo nr Back Ba{.. .,..._ 1044
much more! r Onl)' -SBS.000 . .Uaumable o -··--••••••••••••• ~ .. ~.1W1000W!!CaUT~ ~~C:..CJOe-GiMu.. 1002 157.000.Call~U03 --------S$000Tollllo....t _, ,_ -r-•• • -PllCI aaMIC•t Move In DO'IJ! Take o--
O'IN 1119 • t1 , ,1M ,Ot11 Nltl' • •••• ••-•-•• --.OAAl••J t··--f.5AL '"' -v•-. ._ existm& loam. 3 br, 2 ba.
~-----
THE REAL
_E~~!ER~~ macnab I Irvine
realty
A SUllSIDtARY OF
TME IRVINA COMPANY
Good loeaUoa ror apts LOAM J v 0>.cn.oeoo.
Near~:: Gt'elll S bdrm •tan.er oa LOVELY Greenlre, WIO~IT ~at.teM. Lae yrd. borne, baa privacy I&
UALTY 67W170 .-..~i.wana~ :':'fi:~·:~1~i~
Now only 911,900! Hurry! draperies: VM cell's & ~-1 rnirn>nd bookcases lQ c:= Walkm 1; lee LR. Extensive up· cradel: OU floor in FR
• ldtch. neutral c:o&on
~ Prof. llld9cp'1
~TACUIJR CORONA on MAI
T• t I,..-........ .., ....
MOft M FO« THI HOL.eAYSl
6BR, family rm "Lusk Burl·
lngame model in Spyglass Ridge.
A 2·story residence w/contem·
porary feel. Extensive use of mir-
rors in living & dlnlna nm livina
a very dramatic feeling. "Mlnl·
Ocean-View" from master a\lite.
$325.000 incl. land. Sharon Sm.itb
644-GOO. CQ.78)
WaDdnl dlaWtcir lo OCC
6 h11h acbool 811 3
Bdrm. 2 Ba . ex~llent
freewa.y IC~ Contact
Norm Pbllllpa. West
COHt Pacific R .E .. en.-OAK GLEN ·~· 1121.100. PriD only.SS4'11'7
CIR. ' ' lilllk&I •h la ....... _.... .......... » ........ qm.... fl••r t• cem.. ~rt•k
... pln111 .... .._ ...... , .... , a +..,,.._w..._,..,. _. .................. _ ... ................. ...., .... tnit .... Uftla _ _. .. .,,... ............... ,, ... , .. M2-12H 644-6200
.01 Dowr Orlve Hwbor View ~
lrvlne et ~ v .. iev Center
752·1414
FAUUQ
SUIMIT 1llMS
!llper' Wemide &onUon. m.ooo. owe AJTD at
11 ~-Xiii& ttarter bome
or laveatmeot property. Call ror detalla.-MUlTS,
IOtwA&t .
.... _.auoo
Oa ll"a Verde Golf Coune. 1aper area. ~ \oc. Perfect boate.
Dra't wail, It woo'\ Lul!
l64D
r uni .--.TE.
OLSON
I I 11 H' I I
OL~,ON
C:: Walkm t: lt!r.
5BBllOOll
IDIS1MCTON
lia tbe DUNS ROMES.
Beautiful eseeutlve
bDme ldM117 loatad ~
U.C.L. Newport Beach.
and all IDll.Jor' froeeways.
CocnpletelJ uesraded.
CCJmmmtt.y poOl and•· .. e .. :
I
don osen '
r•· , · f,, r ....
401 GLENNEYRE fSTT ....
CHAIM TASTE
VllW
I ()paJ the door lnto WI
OLJ>E ENGLISH cot·
la&e· .the •annlb or the
fine wood welcomes you
to explore all Ole unusual
touches that make thUJ
home a masterpiece
Qny JSR. 2ba w/fan
LaSllc ocean views
L*J11M Villoge R.E.
497-1761
L.arJ1M HIH1 1050
•···•·················· Leis ure World. <iate I<\
Panoramic Vll"W, 3rd
floor, Vtlla Nueva. 2br
2ba, 586-6879 A!C aft
'tpm
Hawport leoclt I 069 ......................
•!1 , , I 'II:\ .. \ 0 11 ,
•!: '" t 111 'l '•
1(111 If a\() ','.hfJ f,n,t11'\P
[ 1•,!1>!1111 p,, t lltd• I
tWtlOll VU HOMIS
Monte1<> Mdl. 4 BR. 2 ba.
Next lo sreenbelt w /mt.n vtew. Slqler leaee bold
ONLY $162,SOO .
~r/Agt. 955-3454
.. P1ex. 100 ft to O<"ean
$248,000 Term !I
Mar.ihall Rlty 6754600
TAILORED
PAYMENT PLAN
FO~r:S f C:
OLSON . .. . . ...
s..a ..... 107' .......................
rtftlkJe At A Pricet
TBMS-THMS
IS% down, 10Yi3 In
terest wilh a JS yr
amorllzat1on on this
mugn1f1rent full ocean
VICW home on 8 h1ll1.0p
$244,500
Cootart Norm Ph.ilhpr..
Wl'St <.:oast Par1f1c R E
831 2600
Sa.Jum
~drmo 1071 •••••••••••••••••••••••
f<ieXJble owner hnanc
lng. Sprawlmg Westrllfl
ex.ecullve 4 bedrm home
Formal entry, family
room. dlrung room & 2 --------cozy fireplaces. We'll COtl'CftY ESTA ft
t.ador Uua bome lo your WITH VIEW
budget! .Ulr.ma S27S, ooo New custom ~tat.e. bwlt
11 D&.UXI UMfTS
PRIME EASl'SIDE. C1d
28dnme.cb
1llES1' ARN ES CO
NO-STU
RENTAL
INCOME PROPERTY
From $39,900 Modular
Type Homes. Z4 secunty
3 pvt ~11rhes. pool &
p\er Trcaisure lslt> Pk.
:mil Parthc c~t llwy.
Laguna Bch R M P
01414993579
OCEAN VIEW
________ .. 0.UIMS-7221 Wl\b pnde and quahty
Custom ln plex, 3519 'IQ
ll. All wood exterior sun
decks, 2 yrs old Two 2
bdrms, one J bdrm
S237 ,500 1or;;, Interest
with S7 7 .500 d o wn
1714 >496 S27S. 105 Del
fleposa, SAD Clemente
Byowntt 816 CHIYQ CENTURY 21 materralg thruout "" N Wesh:lff Realty =esmaa~d J.:'c~!I 'tO TAX SHa TER
Sped.acular loll IMleDce "one of a kind". esiate. 9800 1q.ft 4 to 5'l(, DOWN 11 l.1DIU. 2 ,...-. new.
best *aUoo lo Coat.a
Mesa. 29% down OD COD·
tnct. Close before Dec.
Jist. i9 m•~
Bdnns, S~ batha. Pool PLUS p RE p A ID Lar1e 4 bdrm. sep m:ud 's quarters, formal and spa. Sl.395.000. INTEREST dlnlng rm. family rm.
THE STARNES Co. Newport Beach. only library, bar, 4 adobe
mpi lo the ocean. JUlt 1 ..,.. like new. 3 br, 2 ba home ftn.>p aces, at.alncu glau, David Bourke, Rllr
640-5711 witball bll·lllll. 2frph:i. • pool, !!pa, gourmet ------------.i 11uod~ck. patio, open latchen Zoned and room, ________ _
~9950
OCEAN VIEW!!
Sacnflce! Assume 9 6%
Nice. bd. 3 ba owe 2nd
$235.000 Patnck 631-1266
REALTORS
HEWHOMIFOR
IEACHPIOPLE
'Thia large quality built
custom 4 bdrm home ts
neanng completion and
tJt>amed ~1ltn~. dbl gar. for hor-.es Owner will $35,000 DOWH
etc Owner will carry help finance SQIS,OOO Sharp 2 year old triplex
contract & Wlll accept WATI ~ONT in ruce rea1dent1al aN'a
pre-paid Int for th0t.e HOMlc; 1-. E.xceUent rental record
who need l\Ome tax wnte· REAL ESTATE Owner will r1ru1nce. so no
oCf llus year $22.5,000 631-1400 qualifying required
CallS48 llSJ E:acrow can cloee lhl&
PENlNSULA_D_U_P_L_E_X_ year Pnde or ownerabJp
Steps Lo sand Reduced 5aRta AM t 010 uMI $175,000 FuU pnce.
for qwck saJe. Best ren· •••••••••••••••••••••••
ta1 area 130/130\'J 40th 98..000 down on $79,000 2Br
St Two 2 Br units Adult C.Ondo mint cond
$100,000. 10% 1st OWC spa. sauna, ~le. Walle tO
2nd Don. Own/Bkr s. C.Oast Plaza. Ownr
~ John ~31 4000 dya
ideally located , steps --------~18 eves It wknda
from the ~an. Askin
$2!58,500. Bui Ide rs sa y.
aubmat your offers Ca I
~Wl for apecuJI de
tails.
... ~,~HERITAGE
canaAI. ATaJUM
DOVER SHORES
BEAUT.Y
Spectacular front row
view across bills,
lNewPorl Center and
1Back Bay. Beautifully decoraU!ci 4 Bdrm With
Tustfn 1090 •••••••••••••••••••••••
TVSTIM/4 IDRM
OHLY Stf.500
A O.v1s1on of
II arbor Investment Co
1-110/o
ANAMCI._
· all the extru -pool, apa. ~~~~~~~~ 1ourmet kitchen . _______ _. SS6S,000 Includes the
land.
. • REALTORS
On a qulet cul-de-sac
wtlb COZ)' atooe rrplc and
formal ~ .. an extra
clean 4 Bdrm w /prof
land1caplng and the
right price. CALL
QUICK
2 u.lh. s.111 AM
29% down. Cao auume
i.tat9~% &2ndal 10%
o..J.., ......
2 Bd ~ .ecuritr bJd1 w/boat tllp. Only == Palrtdr TtDOnt
642-5200 644-7211 2MD 1"'COllllMeH
Can auume exl1lln1
loan rib 17% down at
U% tntereat. Owner will
carry lit.
Ml I • I I Otl ~Wests I hi "18 I# -,._ T-'-• ..... er ....... ••••••••••••• .. • ~ uvwu. ...~ v• earilUlll loaoa at 9....,~ Is $7t,t00
STIPTO YA1BMS ~.
llACH LoYtl7 IBt + 2Ba fam Dqln. ....,._.OMI.. bome, super *· must c..... .. w.-
s ~ d ' aeUAS/t.P. Rr.1131·2241 Tab OVf//l «dlUn• loan ~=ua upleit n 11 UW.% • OWDer may --~=!= Olllt&HI..... t:arr12Dd•tll% ___ i._a.i ... ~ __ rro..;..._RS..;...__...1 aepa tol&Dd. Woa't. Wt. -::.::;:_•;;:;;;.•••••••••
UAll/OPnoM W.Tnl ;:-w. 1100 ~~~~~~
IBll 21$BA, ocau ~-___ .. _._ ... _•.••.•.·•.·.•.••.•.•.•1 VAloaO!IAITD caDdo. $1.IOO mo., •,,U.. toS&llJ00.14$-1272 a.a&b.._.. llOBIL&JIOME 7u.lh.Coth!W...
BUY·1£LL·B£NT · Wl&.b 3'~ down, owner
J'INAHCE wiJl cerry at 11 'It lo
............... t.tNat. ........ ~
CALl.USUl·YZI llU... m .. 11•1c1Y
cans or AJTJ> al"" ....... ........
,.. ~ tltiltbl1 --•"4" to"''·
-·······. ••••••• ••••• J Bdn:m.. 2V. ba . 1.-eat -·········· ••••••••• HOllESfORRENT ~HD view! f'rplt', HOMESFORRENT
3 « 4 Br Priced from aewer. e&ec pr ~ J « 4 BIL Priced from ~1575 t'bCd yard • Mo. A..-..... 7551 sm.tm ~ yard • P ulcOce.¥•
4 Br 2~ Lmk Harbor I• ra I u . P' a m 111 e a pr-ace. P'am.llle!I pleue.
please II.Ida Ir peh ~... 1150 Kida • pela welcome.
OlfI'ST ANDING TERMS
A GREAT BUY'
Duple.l on l wo loc.s with
l wo bedroom UDJts and
fenced yard . Seller
financing a v111lablt' In
the form of ltll A.J.T D
With SU.000 down and
balance U>terest only at
12'.Z. for 4 yura Sl29.~l
UNGO R~ F..sfATE m•l49J•12
ISO/oDOWN
Westminster 4 Plex
1'wnb3e atyle. $134,900
Owner' will fl.nance. Mu.at
aeU ft.SAP Bkr e31·2344
Coal a M ea a 4 PI ea .
~-Auumabk ID
$107,000. --llOI~.
IAIGAJM 4"fll.IX
4·1'1n for only sus.ooo.
uswne low interest rate
loan & have s~ble •
renu arl' still below
marltet Xlnl opportunity
for first time investor To
5tt. call 834 9393
COSTA MESA
TRJPUX
View HWa SUOO/mo l.e
lmmed. occupaoey
~nl.l.\Cl.
CaaMMeN JU4 ... ................•...
•New 2 br CCIOlk> ar. So o.t Pla&a. Pool, apa
$450 mo. '759 0%11 .
m.8f74 -
$.'i6() 3 BR. pvt, fenc.d. nr
sdlool.s. kJd.a OK Dnve
by 845 Darrell ,
N /Wllion. W / Placentia
997 3318 -------
3 BR 2 ba. )loc>I IMO mo
bl & last+ SlOO Avail
12 /S. 644 7211 days &
54S-2'TUI eve Agt ask (Of'
frank --~ del Mar Jbr. 2ba,
avail Dec 15. f1m1ly
$S25Mo ~ 1542,.546-9460
Bil yard, 3 Bedroom oo a
~ atreet. Mo to mo
$48.S pr mo. Call
Sele cl Prope rlle 1 .
m..mi
z or , ea. 2 ba ne•
'IWabome.Sea BhlfCa·
n:f'lll. Poo._ jal'. t.etum.
Wel1bt rm S7SO /mo
~731J~
4BR home 811 yard. kids
OK. S!O() /mo Bkr.
142.2535
LGdt 2br. lba. a yard.
...... Call *'25Mor man.~.•fee -, .... ,.., Jll4
-~ .. ··---···· HOila roa aarr
J or • ea. Pnead rna .... mm. htd yud • 1ara1e1 F'amlliea
please Kid• • peta
~ C:.U 1164 2566 or
IFD-2971 A#J,, DO f tt
IWll4•1Md 1140 .......................
HOMES FOR RENT
3or4Br Pnc.d from
S&-P!S Fncd yard " car age.a fam1lle1
pleue. kid• It peu
~.Call IM·25til « man ,..,,_, DO rtt -
4 Bdrm. MOO sq I\ extt.
bome Near arhoola. aboppinc. be~b • bike l.raU S1Z mo )i9.S(l6S
4 91' oondo. carport, DO
pets, Hual C.Ool $475
mo. .,.1'Gl.
••an. 141-mz
2Br t.e. 11 yd. new paint.
nr bdl. ~mo pr
~1~.--2523
61USTOIUCH
48R+lba+fam rm+2
frplca Qwet cw•·uc-
S50 u.rro,.IM11•ll• ~ V«Y dean AduJta ~. S365Mo. 64&4506 3 Pride of ownership un·
tU loc•ted near So. C.Out
PW.a. f rwya • scbooll b
Each unit bu frplc , IUO-
deck & separate 1araae
. 2ba. fncd in rur yrd
Secur b~ Pett •
Children considered
t6WJ77
JBr. 2S.. C'IHo, C'l"pl.
drps. feoc-ed . nr
Yoridown 6 Mapolia, Leu th.an 2 yra. o&d. f'or
detaUa caU 834-9393
S6MIWUMITS
Frelb1y painted ln • out.
Sl530.llo. C.A Dan-ell '5llC> ID-I'm
~100t --------2 BA Tows*-CtJodo.
NEW 2 br. rrple. pvt I~ ba. pool. or
fenced yd. 1•ra1e. Hei11~n: beach l
dl.bwbr. Nr. but. M,50. ml. N . '1141547·1451. _,_ .. _._19 ______ , 114~ ....
&Sele. 38r, fam rm. fpk. 4M'm ........ ~. J ear
~It frt&. AvaU now: car. new paint. MU 1575. f1U071. AvaLI How. Dtaaa A#
...Lin
---··-········· Cal.I .... 25el « 97J.ZJ111 HOK!& FOR RENT 14.m fae :.:~R ~~~~ s.ll_..;..-....... ----3-Jl-6
&at•I••· P'amlliea --••••••••• .. •••••
pkaM. ltl4a • fell Le• 1 Bdrm Triplex. •-a..eau-.-. .........,,.,, ao knotty ptne man."-·.... •1111*-Mn. uU.I lncl. a..,....,.. 1252 a.d~--2512
.. _.................. lJPf)er nn. An:b S.y
3 er. zba. Laauu Nia~I Brand n~w home, a
Moalhly or yrly $61~ Bdrm 2 • Ba Pr•v. ~l By <>WMr mmm brach It tennta
-tiu I Yr lea54! 1995 mo ...... Ylefo 3267 Att 640 5112
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3 or • Br Pn red r l'OfJI ...................... .
Mk'>-l!im Fncd yard & HOMES FOR RF.NT
1ara1u f'am1lte ' 3 or 4 Br Pnc-ed from
please. kids It ~ti WJS.S\SlS F°n<'d yard It ~ CalJ91425Mor gara1u Families
ma71 Al!DOftie plnse. kids It pelf> ~ C:.ll9M·2:566or "'.,....... u.. VT.W9'1l Act. QO (tt ......................... Ct!' a
LE.ASE OPTlON I' ' I t .. 3425
3 Bdrm 2 a.. pool, jae.. -••••• .. :••••••••• llldlior BBQ, frpk, S115C1 2Br ._._ --~ ..t~ -.-.., , -· .,......,. .... 1er.
$ t 01 , COllll ~. M> l'Ut Allt-6 C..-PL ....... .,_, "'71.
........ Vlllaa...la -...~ m.eaar. ........... t ..--.ect or roommales
3 Br. 2 a.. pool. JU , new % m1tr bdrm'I. ff1lk l.ndoor BBQ. 115() ~ vl('w Pool. J.ac.
664131.642-5031 tenn1~ l"<o Children
WATBROMT
Moder1l 2-sty 4 Br l Ba
home.% ff1)k·1. l& ditct.
on tb~ canal lo W
Newport. A•atl lm·
.,..pt.ety ai50 mo '/I' .....s + t.c ..... dep.
OlllMMMS
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WITH SPIMDAIU se New pride of
ownerablp Wlltl + pool
Showa 1pendable with
only ~ down R.enla
~for 3 IPOOtba.
May qualify for first waer
depredaUoa. Bid&. car·
ria DllW blda. wanuty.
Priced at ooly a..a x .•
pws. eompw. Uut e•·
chan&e oow. Call 213.
,..9758 tor app't.
1Br duplH. Adl&.lla, DO --------pet.a, utll. pd. ucept 2br,daNtobeadL -__!.~~~!!!--
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SlJPD JBr, 2~11a Coe· I JI UeH•M•-·---= ---------·· do. ft9l. dbl ...... Xtn. ., •• ,
11125. Lllr.e ..... ~ NAo lllDe; a .......,,
..-A '9DI Nbldll.fUi!Jrooa.I
a fam rm, prdeaar peUoa1 IOY .. 1 r:.~~· ASSUMAM' ~r!P tm.D*5 AY14 ,_I-. ; C.M.,....,. . ..... ..... , .... +
Prtde ol OWDet"lhip. l Mee Dr. lBa, fDcd rd. MC. ...... Oner /bU.
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111).WiOl, .. _ ~211r,lto¥'elar.Ma. frpk. •••It to 1clll1, ::.~.=-: LatsfwS. J200 AMl.•J*l.-/mo. p~rls, pool, c.tul1.
... ... ••••••••-•••-• •DTT lmmed.~cn Her .... , ............ --------• 9f1Do. aft I ~ • S1SJ,.i11d:••-a. C-2 Lot. 100.llO, eo.&a Eae. .._ *· ..... pm6wt:lda .,,..,. a&eu.~:.,0001.;.. .,.. dbl p.r. Sl.JDOMo. ----------~..__.i.e. -.,_ .-..v.....,. 711.ml 2 --. I .... I Qt lat 6Jl•l4M
----....:----• •ldr opar. A/C, a.at.o ~~~~~~~~! Four-plu Loll Lake NEW Ulr ~Ila eoc. 1;
E1alaore ao.ooo A•• it:' c8r Pf'OllBJ'.-d 7M/-..a51 • pool ........ 1o. Cat
~·, .... Dfttri, .. mo. .......
..... 2400 SP AN CI N ' .......................
FOILIASI
New 2 bed.room 2 ba\h
bome. Ml11lcm Lakt•
1 Br mobile bome SZ95
lbture adults oaty. N
pets. Quiet, leCUt'e. 199
Nwpt Blvd. MM373
LA~APTS
1M'98, 1.2&3 bd cardea apU. Adult.I. Dsbwhr.
bltna, encl pr, gu bbq
Pool. Gas Pd. T1'8 Scotl
pt 642-5073. ~5611
..
Two 1 bdrm lraUera $11
•GOO +util. No cblldmi ordoCl.641-9193. 2 Bdrma. 1 bath apt. Ad Jt.s S37S G Walk to ~ucb unique l...,.._•leodt 1740 ~ Mz.5073' mo. art •11fEDAISY• bachelor. Giu & water New 2br l~ba nr Udo. Rmmte wntd 4br.bae
••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------•For KIDS & t heir pd Stove & reln&. IZ75. F/ppat.lodrps/cpt.$500 wtvu~w Laa N11uf'I M.l's~ New 2 br, 2~ ba duplex parents. mo.S.JS.3456 Adu!Uoodop&7s-oo97 Maie. clean 122S + •hr
c:......;..h ""-•-•-Li'Vlll' g' 1850 sq. ft Huge yard. •Pool __..,-• .... 1~ ~ ev5'1 wknda c&ll
_....... rA ... ..., • dbl f 1 bltna "l'Ol Lol NEW CUSTOM, 2 Br unit, ~'"" ~ • --" ~ 831..31MS BeaWfuJ put-like sur· prage, rp c, · n. ... __ .. __ 2ba. oo ~ts. S42S mo. AT THE IEACH -----
roundioas Terraced ~15 673-6338or&a-9&66 :~& 1 balh $275 iec J 7671 Van Great 2BR. 2nd n.r apt oo Female roomma te l o
pool. Sunken IU bbq, Newtydecorated3Br28a •Walktopa.rk. Buren,BetweoeoSlater& Seashore Dr Refrnt. share 2 br bouae. CM.
1parkllag rouot .. 01 townbouae. Spacious l'180PfacenUa.C M. Newman. East of Beach blun range. carport. SD!llK'I utJI 75e-1911
Spacious room s. fireplace & pool. Quiet mvd.DnveBy,Callfor laaldr)I facil. Aval! 1/1 Separate dining area. area. Adults no pets m4 >642·3790 App..IM8-S834or!Ml0-1.347 to 6/30. SS2S/mo. DY" AVIUJ Jan 1 Shr 3BR.
walk-in cloeets. home· MliQ.675-5M9/~3381 2 Br 2 ba coodo A/C 831·795-0, evel/wkods 28A home in C Ill wikly De kitcbm 41: cabloeta. ---------1 ' ' ' APTS FOR RENT 613-7\m 612)T d,Ollr S22$mO IJlt
=·to Hunlloaton GRANO OPENING ~W..c~~~1a8:u~o ~ 35 ~~ =· l« 3BR. 2~ ba duplex. ~ \.'J utls. Rd. req
2Bedroom tum. $465 pets. $4.50. (714~1 H B. Kidsolt -no"pets l!t F/P, pal.IO. 2 car encl --------
'I'7wnhouse fum.~ FAMILYSICTIOM aft&. mo. & d e posit . Ca ll gar. $650/mo. Avatl Fem..a.ssoooaspouJble
Adults, no pet.a ADW.T SICTIOM NMr new 2 br. 2 ba. bltns, 964-2566 or 973-2971. Agt, 12/15. &11-0039, MS-7MW ::r =...:e~~~
UlilitiesFree! NEWSIGWISIF'IELD no pets .• $395. mo. Days nofee. ~. .:..__ __ . ---
28r, 1V..ba from$420 548-M7S,eves180-l41B Bachelor . Newpo rt Fm.nnmtetosbal"t'3br.
LAQUINTAHERMOSA 2Br,2ba from$450 2 BR. DELUXE VIEW, IWW• Beach. S22S month Days ~x in CdM $350Mo
llZUJ>arbideLn.lblk 3Br,2ba from~ adults, no pets. $3?5 Mo l•ti:aw 3'42 642-9110lorevea646-2920 ~or673-<MM
W. ol Beach, I bib S. of ..._ utlf•" ... __ d • • • • 1':diD8tr ,_a .... ,...., new 2201 P•Clfic. 548·9074 -· • • ••••••• ••••••• 2 Bdrm 2 Ba ---00 ,::_ WANTED 2 3 Prof 11 /F Excellent k>c•Uon next 2 BR.. 2Ya ba townhouae. ...__, .. .., sbar Lo I V JBd
fM'1·M4l toaboppiDg •part. qul&T ADULTS 17Shq ft, 2 car ear. near water, ocean view. bay e ve Y ac ....._.._.. 3741 OJUdnmwelcomein 2 br. 2 ba. aaraae. bea~ $800/mo. eau aft view, boat slip. l95C> mo 2"'1BaJoa BchfM&.lO:JS
•• .. ••••••••••••••••••• familyleCUOD. jacuui. near So. Cat 6pm. n4/W7·S490 Dys 642·3349, eves ~· l.-11t
Studio. prol. decorated, Separate, private adult Plaza. s:womo. 7Sl-M&S. lrWlt 3144 640-JlllOa.fli. -.e·
immac. Free maid sen. Mdklow:::~.. 1 Br. atove. refrta. _ ................... Oceanfront, yearly, 2 fCf ~~
O.C.Amaoa
lit bllildin& behind
Gulliver's. Large oe•
eaecut.ave sultn db all
llft"Vka available 2m1
8wiMU Cntr Dr .. '21.3.
.lrVlne. Call nz..o:JZZ,
..... beat! ..
Wt..
~ ls a dtlt'tteace'
Large sut tes <260 s r >
prov1d1og b11bly pro· Ceu1oaal s ecretarial
llCn'loe wrtb a ma nace•·
~ Dumber ol mull 2082 M1cbelsoo. Suite 212.
trvme. eau m-GZ34
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ti )IOla sip a l year be LO
NcM!mbu. Nm to 0 C.
A1rport. Z25 up to l2IO lq
ft. Pbooe 557. 7'010
DEC.SUITIS
Pr1me Newport Buch
6oc. Near 0 c. airport.
Rent 1ncla reception.
conferentt rm. JallllOf' 1erv .• uull. 100 fre~
cop 1e1 • more .
SecnUrla.l II«" av ail
wor0ou&as1-M11
DELUXE OYFJC E
1200 aq. l'L • all or part.
llP Sq. ft. No leaae req.
8J3.SZZ3 9 To 12 A.Ill.
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...~,~:--W"4" i---. 11 •a yr ts'1119. J'r'OID $10,0Cll to
fSD,000. No prepmJJDmt,
pmdy, DO bA1Joan.
-lJlloNewportCo. ll'1J..,. 3'bn.
JK)llfX)WNBR LOA.NS
AJUlANGED
IJQ/XIO to l250,000
•AJERTIZED
•INTEREST ONLY .sHORTTERM
Call Bob WUham.a-Aaent
4450 __ m_.m_1_or_veo._ltll5_1_
;.:;::~;;.:•:::;;:: BUYlNG T·BILL.5? ?! ..-L&ke that b.lgb interest
relitOOahMrates. rar7"? flow does 17 w SOOto 2700 SQ Ft. 26"'-% yield per year
MESA VEROEbR llOWXi?"? Act today, for PLAZA \omon'OW 111 upon us ms Meu Verde E. C M. 714-911&"8629. agt
MM Ill
llMTC>alUY t : ca•llh/
C'IOOaq ft. olfice bulldUJg. ,_,_.,/
mu-Lido late. purch~ l.olt ~ FOlillld pnce $750,000 W/Sl00,000 ~-•••••••••••••••-
dWD. 430 32nd St . -I -=•-• 5100 Newpcw\ Bt~ Ca U for ••••• •••••••••• •• •••• • •
deU1la Sierra Realty
f.D..112D
tikw,.,. ..... CM Pnme comm ·1 ~ or
4950 •q fl ···-~••: ....
Nwpt iar Poll Ole. 502 aq ft
&Ultftl ale. 2J130C: A YOO
m1m-1001~
llbr i.-..e. Retail &bop. 840 Avon Sl., N B. 900
lq ft...B..-m
Sri.I uy IWm °' com
bloaDon "' 11.ema ,.,. 11~
or •~ with • Pen.o:r ~ Ad 3 l1MS for 2
~ve days Ea<"h ~I llM IS 80< for
IM 2 days <.."haricr 1l • ~ rocn~i.al ads
few mon• 1nlorm11hon
and lo platt your ad coll
LIASD-. 542·5&11
Wa I ,... or t1t.e lllfC ln ======== "'*11. CGlor TV, '8$ wk ,_ ... _,-;:-...... -. Ad··u-ao ..... , .. wUJton• Wa•arfroot, Bdrm. 1 Ba fireplace ---PreaU110\H Newport orbymo.-.2227. ..,_......,10.s:ao --~ ...... --~ -""' amso m-357& Center office apace. •west Wilaoc, Cost.a Sil10. MS-2110l. Lra 1Bt Ccmdo. trpl, A/C, ...;.:..;~· ...;..;.....;_;_;,____ Oldest" Lariat aceocy ua 11. m ,d January f'nlf Junklet n 1 ......
LAGUNA BEACH MTR Meaa (bebinctllarbor Bea1L 1 ll bdrm pool..)aeml.Gl..s75 S.O:a a ... 3116 lll!IVtniSo.Califonua. Spac'°'"" &J'OWMi noor -INN Maid aerv color a.-.u.acent.er> l ~ ' -·-••••••••••••••• ~andmermcn aua•-locl· ... -· r-~·p ~':?~.':..~
8lma ~ ~ eq ft.
lalJe l -both. D'N'NN Olf
25< IJ"CSI. JadJ Jooes.
AIJ... TV •• beat.ed ~i'. UUI. ~S5&1/5a-3.ol plmb. lauDdrY. lmmac. Orancetr'M CoDdo lbr, Credita:ABCNBC.CBS "" ....... ....... . ... ... ..,...~'""""'ru'.....,.. '61·1114 '7J.901'
(71
.. U<U c-...1"":,,,,c No grotll)lll. 112111 Pomona. w/klft., "50llo. $31115. For a larl• unique UOnlll. aecntat'Y space. For lnlonn9UOO Call ·~ ..... -~. ~ · EM&iM.le 2br. lba, )'ard, t115mo._.. s.s..4011 Spuiab sty .. lbr apt. °==~= conference room . SZl-970 C2l3~lOO O:IMt Hwy. V ee.n~ OCEAN view. m Eocmo bbnry, blc:tarr-. copwr. ... W..-4 4600 ----
11
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17 fuutt1S ·~--w. IBf. all uW,ld. JIO peU. •mo.No._Su~t 7SZ·T'l55. •Yet 658-9511 lBr, u,,,.ted w /ap-Gw wsunu ~ma.o.12. cs callen. Leeve nam.-_..._ TV
00
' 111n eblld OK. iefria, dlw. -~ eM)d.17S-51U. _RaadY_;;.,_______ plianeel, pr., t:mtmo 1 Ciill.__~UQtl-M · .. •so -W1lh some "1'o&e im address It pb one al ~ • _. 1M> Wallece M W. Ramon•. SArC . ..,....., .... LaakiaifaruoaiceiDa peared ~•move· "1..ZU
pd&. Wurt.er reutal $325 -·· • ~ upatairs 2 bdrm LcllJlllaa.och 3141 77._3290 • .uM·lt2Sart ••••••••••••••••••••••• warm 6 frieodlJ al· meol want.a room 6 --------
mo.4S&-4.1B7, 7S'1·221K 17.50-91580 lllJl. Blt.n ldtcl>eo. laun· _ .................... epm. WANTED: Gara1e for ~!Do you need ....-1ap¥tbomeor1ml tll•port~ 3769 ~·clean. 2Br. l.Ba. dry. qwet area. 1
0
blk Studio. utal., private $245 Lovely lar~e mall car~atea. ..,......li-ed pboae roY· 1uestbouae. Prefer
·-•••••••••••••••••• Bltms. 2 yr old 4plx. w. !rem shopping. Ad Its beach. $3SO lease. bachelor. atil. ~-'d. Walk --------erase• tbe a..U.bWty Lacm.a or other areas
THE
"GOOD
akle. Kkts o.k. oo pets ooly.~+depo111t. 4111M&44. ~ or a profe111oaal com1dered. 01"orced.
$ 3 1 5 6 4 s . 7 4 7 9 Miner St. apt A, 64.S-7 --------tobch. No pets. 546-snM &side C M. sale, locked secretarial service" dam not~-Pls caJI
evealwknds. -~--3p-=--m-·-----1 s.Jla._ 3180 s:f&io ~a~ alley. You ''l (aod us at Mf ~
EASTSIDE
New It compleU!lY re· CW'bi.sbed. 2&3 bdrm cot·
•••••••••••••••••••••.. BaJiier Street. Call Be• at Gt--,-, -rlno-.-..... ---...-s---,-uJ-ly
cm. 2 Br, l~ ba, pool, Offtct......., 4400 ,.,.ZlBl. hara bouae t apt for
patio. lge & airy, immac r....> ~--Of" Jan/f"eb~l441 coodo. 4109 w. !>UL ....................... ua~ ~. uces 00
a.&Dce -Wormy -&ms -Crater -NOWHERE
9wd •tear for the Shah
despate all his dough
HP''\ all dresM<i up bul
~re's NOWHERE to Gemini Rlty 83IM623 1or2 Rm Swtes from 17~ Pemasula w /Bay vle.r · a ' •/ttrtd/ m w. 19tb St. eau Tom suooimo. Pb 673-5653 I' •
2Br, 28a, duplex, gar 540-2200 Medical Bk1& Coaa Mesa. ·---············· .:.flS) _______ _
LIFE"
Y£AR·ROUNO FUN:
Social Actll11lles 01
rector• Free Sunday
Brunch• BBO's •Par·
ties• Plus much more •2Br condo. nr. So. Cat
GREAT RECREATION: Plaza. $425. Pool. apa
Tenms •Free l.Alssone 75&-0217 or 833-8974
(pro & pro stiop) • 2
Health Clubs•Sauoa• &side 149 E. Bay. 2br.
Hydroma5S8ge•Swm· Jba, pool. Adults. No
ming •Golt Driving Pets. $3501110. 548-3721
Range
eEAUTIFUl. APART· M8')le Sl.. Apt.a llO'W real·
MBfTS: Singles. 1 & i.n&-1 Bdrm apt.a, $23S &
2 Bedrooms • Fur ~· fUm or uof'urn. l.91.9
nlshed & \Kl1um.1hod ~St. 631-3874 .
• Mun LMng •No Pets ........... o d 1 ~2brapts. F'ami-9 ;&' pen 81 V 1Yl1Dlt. Pool ~ Play·
ground. Sundance West Oakwood Apt a. 1996 Maple.
Gen»n AsMrtmenta . _MS-_l416 __ or_M2-_195_1 __ 1 "'•PO't a..ch/SO. .. ... ~-1100 161h St _,.._ ,0o_ itt 16l111 C ~ It f Woock
c.~1.•.>. ~2-49110 2 Bd. den, apllt-level, "'"-port a..ch/No. f'rl>lc, sky-light, deck. No
880 lmne dllld.renocpeta. $665. 180 ---------•
c.111et11> E. 21Jlt St. Days &t6-4.2182; WXUltY UYSMG
(714) 646-0550 eves 6'5-11641
E'akte 1 BR. downataini. ------....._--1 Varel. fDc:d. $321/mo. Pb
211r.trlnlml'tll00 Waterfront 2 Bdr
w/antlq••• • Yiew ..,,mo.~term.
2 Br • du. VIE Sl.$00/mo. IA Promon
COfJ'PWh u w••-"-• Ul•l400
in quiet adult comp~.
Larae bachelor; l br apta wtth pool, jacuDi,
~MTJIJlf.
3br, Sba. bltins. refng
Sec, elev, pool, re<: rm,
tyr Lse . $700Mo .
714-~1734, S40-21.S5, eve
Water pd. $310/mo. 4.501 --------J.SOOsq. tL Very reuooa·
W. 3rd. SA. 5e&-8S99 ble rent. Su1ta ble for
2Br, Oeo. $325. inc. utJI .
adulU. ist & wt. 11so
Returnable cleaning
540-12S6evenulP
., ·-· Fwwislltd oru.twwl•d 3900 .......................
Obeoh land... weight control doctor
PENTHOUSE
SUITE
548-2103
fUR L~E-So. Laguna,
250-550 sq rt.
~l or 496--3319
.. d ,. °" .... , 5005 Lo.t&F.-d 5300 ..............................................
FOUND ADS
ARE FREE
ca1~
'4Z..S671
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Qlm)JI Vt'fttllOR CAllPatrllY
P&TEU PA.lNTIMO E It l /ID l pa ID l " !!.apr'4 ReH Ratea waJJpaper Qu•I work.
lla•1cltaalll&. 8'ot&eN Yree FAt Call Gene re• PrH e1t. Steve tllruauL Qua11fled ,..,. ~ 511-4211
JslsuW .......................
Bellablt.1'1.-.Z ----------------•PROFPAJMTlNQ• Waaner·• Palntln1
Eltt.BusQ.&eCa s.r-.. R..kS/Comm1 .
--------ll4redltb Cle•nlDI --------_..._. ______ C.dar Crpt 6 Upbol ltrvlce . Reaid /
CALL •tlMlOI•
Palat1111 INT /EXT
Neat.~ ....... 1Z --------a. ..... nr wul••· ~al. Expert floor ,_ di'" Rmbl. Prot CW'e • catpet c'-aniq. yrs. up. Llc'd. Dave ,.. INl1AL "Slorel.
a-~1s1•1 -----------~1065 ••-•••••••••••••••••• Car •••Ina. Quality -c .... tom de1i1n patios. .... MZ-~•~7172
SEU. k1le lt.ema wrth a petio coven. deckl. Call
Dilly Not Claaltn.d Ad nu 1 $.SJ·iZll ClaMilied Adi, your aa.-
&U se71I Clw&fted Adi 142-"71 atop ahopsMJ center .
.................. ~?.~~ ~!:'!'!!'!.~ ••••• ?!.~~ ~~~~~.~ ...•• ?!.!! ~!'!~ ••..• ?!~ ~~~ ..... ?!~~ ~~~ ..... ?!~~ ...,w..... 7100 .w,w-.. 7100 ....................... . ..................... .
hiand~ rem. Genna DlAMOND WANTED: ACCOUMT'IMGCl&a ACCOUNTING CLERK·
SbapbmS. apa 16" bi, Priv. '::-'. wW buy l t.o I A/P, AIR la 1peclal pro-MJrollOTIVE
hee, WHtmlule cant. N.8.Mf.4r75 Acn 1,,.,_.. ~Cora d)'Damic cS.-PMtTTIMI _.,,_.,. ______ ..... 111 D ft rm l D l r v . PBX opera&Qr la aervice
LOST: Wbl cat wilt 1ray O.C.AllPOIT MQ«w real •tat. de· ~lblliU. lDclude: CM)Uer EaeeUnl op.
llJOU, Sborecliffa area, BCOIT SBYICI velo"r i1 1Hllln& a O>dialof A/P ~·· portu.n~lty for mature
Cdl(.19D-OITS Speclallzh\I In bu1l· bnlht ladMdual u ac· =~· ~laied t~ S*'DI .... ~ .~~P:.>:· ---------4 neum•n. re1ldeot1 eounu pa1abl• clerk. ....,.. mm&.. .......ay wuv .... REWARD : German weteome. Mmt be able t.o UH 10 ·It la a &rowth day,,t.olPM.
Sh h d I t 11 2" 7lt 5241 .. _ h ,._ b onmled poaWoo whlcb Call Beml ~ t!! .;b.;k. chn ~oi'. • ._., t.ouc system• ave ,..q. a wlllln1neu lo lar.~me PUTO'SUTalAT =~a~!:u1:'! ieun 111-3500.
For f,_.lhinkinl " IW· 1·2 )'ean Hperleneti ln l.AJlt: Cat: Male-approx 8 1n1m1 couples, Relax accounta payable with mo Grey Tlaer. Newport w / a b 1 o I u le I y N o coutrucUon upoaure
Terrace. Reward . Prea1ure, Adull Fun. dellred. We offer •Int
ACC0UM11HG cua1
We will train .
Mac:Otteor Vacbta. 1131
P\~. eo.ta Meea.
~
#I a. 0,-.. c...tf
BANXING
S.C.tt• Pedfk .... .... .. ......... . ......... u.,.-
..Offlcet.r.
MOTE TELLER ........ ...,.... ...... Mote,...,.
~rred. bcelleet
••CASHlllS••
Two opKm~ Prtmoua C!Xper pref d. Mwt ~
able to work boCJJ &at ..
~ aC.t. boun to~ ar
~::,.. Kerm ltlma ... ~. a.a...-.
IRVINE
EOE
Cl81T
INVISTIGATC>a
N.t1 eompeny bu open.
lnC tar eq,rd. credtt ln
v•tlaat.or wttb typlnc
tddlla. Good workios eon
ctUom • tienenu. Salary
CIDIDllM!'l\lurata w /expr
PbawlllZ5
Ct91'0DlANS , rr days .-. • womftl
Coala Men Ne•porl
1rra Mu1l be U .S
Cltu.en Call ~-6M8 7)2-ee66 ---
Mii" _Gl_·IT7t ______ -t WO (var, Hollywood. wortdnl 1WTOWMllnp fs
FOUftd : Blk/Wht male ~..__,.._,.._ an outllandinl com· 2sm Harbor Blvd
C08TAMESA
f7f·2f00
.-dlluuflt1_.
.......... ad .......
*CASHlllS•
lmmedlaLe oP81WlP for
full umr permanent PC»•
uona ~ wa~ • t'Omplttt! ~IH'flla pro
1ram Raitt' aftt>r SM
days Apply U\ penon.
L P Jlomc C~nlu --------
Cwt:a .. r W.lce
Fut UOWtnl St Jobn
do&, vie Allan .__ ....... .,...._ pen11 t1oa /bener1t
ta J N e w I and. H B . \lenb-real. 'n'yta. peckaJe For lmmechate ~18 Rl'l&AfttmtSIWML cooeklaraUon pieue call
for an •Piil· or apply In peuon: Gena Mezo FOUND: 2 playfuJ 11ray Are 100 a bullnesa H ·
killen1, Su1arloaf fs enitlwi 1olng on• bust Stonee,.., Pk, FV Muil ne1111 U1p? Call Travelln1
findbome.m.TOlJ. Secret.arl• for 81.111.neN --------11 Eucut.lv• (714)1194-tllll or (TIA )94. 7513 Loet: Ihle dos LhH
mix, bl~r approx
lba. Vic. U'V1M " 20Cll St
Cblld '• pet. Need1 medlcaUoo Reward.
1G41'71.
MASSA GI
MUii MODELS
llCODI
OUTCMl.OMI. y
IA19t: 9b9rtu Huaky t ~· n---bmeey•,LomliaraDMI ~,.,.._,..
&ee.-..W•llJ80..1715 611-2140
G<K.OIM ••a&. IOUND: Sii. P'1N breed --------poodle M. Be11e. Vic Pref, Maiaase by &.ve.
WillOP at Canyon CM Uc'd Tberapi1t. N.B
642-L334dy,eve6'.2-8578 4 30-t :JO, Appl Only
FOUND : L1. Germ . _:wa._ai_1_. -----
Shorthair, vie. AUanta
8ulhard. HB --~ MASS.AGE 1impaUco
Vour~ueuT·
laBobJam•
OutcaUe ~u. "4-uu FOUND: Male blonde
Lhua Apso type doa.
12·4, Baycre•l·Dove -.. ~~OUT S.... area646-00ST ~'-"1"9
--F<Uld--:-Blk-ki-.Uen---t 640-215' 76M430
Mesa Verde area JI HrOutcall~
~7-&511,M7~1M a1M'10lllMI
F 0 UN D : W H 1 T E ___ asa._1121 ___ _
w/Btadt Spota•m doeo otveberalift! ~ w/l blk eye, Hit by K&LewUlpoMfor
car 1'bun U-S ln AM On femalea. 951·2927 Pomona in C.11. Owne call C.M. Aalmal Coo· Wiii 21 ..U pn. fem
l.rol : ~6111. . ll>-50, any race for dit·
awl ~laUooablp. Send POUND: Black Sette Ph t t.o: PO Box .mz.
mix. appn 4mo, M, VI 'Sa.naemeate,C. 92812
Fair• Fairview. Day1: --------=-Ht 381, Ev ADULT X
~ •.. !:............. r.~ES!
WANTED: Pemale t Shown By Appl. CaU Jban .... .,.._. ol 2 week Jobnor Candy, •·5384.
'IMY In Tahiti, Dec 22 Laker aeHon ticket
Jan Stb. Call Barry bolder wuta to abl' rtde
,,.1011 to ~ w/ume. NB
A French Dell&bt .,.., 180-Mal call evn.
I.IMAM DI LAIUI Pw 1n•Stnicn1360
HOLIDAY SPECIAL --·•-•• .. ••••••••• CMullOnly~.
PB!!GN=Cartn1. BRASS KEY
c:ioafldm&.lalcoumelia1• 51sc:1rt1• "'-"'al. AborUoo. CA G TO YOUR tian6k...aa AJl'l'AJU
APCA.R& N7·25U *661-0729•
Nowllirial
T.....e 1410 .......................
TI4/9'1~LIOll
POHDaOSA HOMIS
3J12 lk.llla.eu C.enter Dr
9.l.1te ~T, Irvine. 827 U
AfflrmaUve Action
Employer
AccotJNTING
ffeNMWll"lrpcJCllWtl"t 8cb lilortca1e Co. bu llDllMd opelllnp
In our Aeeow>t1nl o.pt.
We ofter xlnl pa"/
beoeftt.I, wortdnt condJ·
tic>N Ir tood 1tartln1
l&luy to qualllled can
didata
ACCOIJNTS PAYABLE
CLERK
Prepare Ir proce .. In
YOlcea • other amoWlll peyab&e by the company
Researchn current •
put account.I, H1ura
correctnesa of invoices
received. Ability to
operate a lypewrlw fs 10
key by toull'b. Daire a
caadidate with 1 to 2 yre
aper, wtU conaMier can·
«ldata with mlnlmum of e mo. ex:per.
Por appt t'all our
Peraonnel Oept. at
NM6IO nUO'l E.O.E.
ACCOUNTANT/FULL·
CllARGE orr1c1:
MGR-f'or pv\ country
club, eaper tbru trial
balance " financial stUment. ror tatervLcw
pleaM pbooe ~5404
A"C"'mlbll
{././ .
TIWORAIY
ASllCIMMBCTS Eara XTRA HoUday ....
For LnformabOD oa how
YoU can wort a ,.,. day•
or a few wMb t.o earn tbal XTRA C.ah-tall
&a. Worit &be boun you
have avallabM. AccounUna Clerb
BookkMpen Data Ebtry
Accouatanu
Au4lt«'I
CPA'• CALL OR VISIT TODAY
AlrfUtraUoo
P'AaTnMt
Due to store np. In
Orange Co. we need Altn)MOTJV!: =-:1 ...,-::'t::f:~r~ SERVICE ew." l,'luy s.l. WRITER ~~Employment Top pay • beoeflh
Rapid Advancement Pnlt .. 'CIOak oa.ly Med
Company Beoenta ll!llb. Coatact Mr. All·
P'adory TralnLDI denoo. s.r.te. Mar. al
$400 SALAaY M.lll m
Or profit 1lwt4t pro TOYOT4"VOLVO
1raas, wblcbenr you • Herbor Blvd. Dl'ller. For lnL. oaU bl 1-i OOITA Ma.A hl.7»-23J8 ....,,.,
._wwn.g S-.5ce AVJ'OllOTM!!
PBX opera ton for a f'IX Of'llATOI
telepbooe anewerlnl PA.RTTIME
service esperlenc~ or SATURDAY 9-6
wUI trabl. Full time or SUNDAY 10-~
pert tune ahiftA avail.A· ~~ly 12 addl
hie. Daye, afternoon· llonal wHkday houra evemno or arave yard ~ are ne..lbLe E_z.
J4u1l be able t.o work oeUem apportunily 'ror a
90lne weetr.endl. Typt.n1 ~o fnterested ln ,-.. ~wpm. required. Many turn.ln1 to work. Will co. beneflta avellabl•. tnm
PleMe call Mon·Pri ·
Puhion laland ana
C:O.ta K•aarea Airport area
Call 541-U.1C>
EOE.
Apt Manaaer, matur~
couple. Beaut main·
talned '4 uoJt1, C.M. Adult.I, DO peta. Apt +
modeat ulary /bonu1
Wkdaya M2-41C17 / l0 4.
Architectural job cap·
tain1 " proJeat arcbJtect• wltb 5 yra
min. UPerleoce ror com· m1/lnd'ua. /retld. work.
Permanent poallioo.
Chal lea1in 1 op · POrtulDUea. Top aatary Is tun benefit• pk1. NB
locatloo or major
freeway9 • airport. start Jan2.1llO. n•na1-ma
A&ll'O IOUTI
Ollfta
Oraue Q)jaat Dail>' Ptklt
hM ilnmecUaC.e opeala1
for auto rout. driver COr
Laauu .,:r1. Whn dally. w .,. approil.
lpm·5pm. let fl Sun
lam. elOO per mo. No ool· l9cUnl. DtDeadable Car a ll&aat. CalJ...-Oor
IG-4IZl, uk for F09ter
OuUet. or JUck Jowdeo.
• ,.. .... •oft ....
.tl'll I .. .
,_ ""'h tw..tC..-
r714J558-2 I 36
I •t
SECURITY
PACIFIC
BANK
Alt Affinna ll Vt' Act ion
1rormerty Ward Har
nnciona I l.27S 8n1tol
C:C.UM ... CA t:O E -------CA.6 Kl ER !HOSTESS Pan..unx evea Applt l.n
~at Two Guys fn.m
ltaJy. Z2J6'1 1''a.arv~• Rd CW
CASHla/C.. w ....
F\JU or pal'1 time
Hpt Beh am M4-4tlO
C~llERS
UTVTIM
WARXP:TS
-•E•mp-lo•y•er•M-/ 1-.· '.1.11.v_. Openu\p now avatl.lblt'
--------f.Or fWl llme AMl.st&ot
Bar mud. attract Iv~• en lbl.tllHtlc:, part·ltme
~
Beauty
Shampoo peraon for
ele1anl ulon Xlnt nee-. Wed thru Sat. po
ewe. IUcb&rd OueUatte
Salon. 200 Newport
~Dr.NB
8>at0unin1 8ecood Mate. Looklna I« dependable female
bdp for H B. Is Lona
Baach area. 6'2.-0811
lilaoajen on 2nd • 3rd lhlll No eape~ce De<'
W• tr&ID SU.rt D 30 to J4
per llaw' Adv~at
OCJpOr\unlty ror manaae
ment l)09WOnl to 15-'°
Sift' bour II quallttt'd For "'°" lnfonmuoa 6 i.n ~. appl.y to It.oil!
•50. 190 N: PaciJlc Coaat
Hwy, La11111a Beach. -.cm wm '°~ Mon tbru P"rl tam lo
~ Oppor Employer
.--CERAMIC GLUER -__._ l« ~ .-. Z• ros. a 11 auto lneuruc:e ... del!nble. OoOd op.
aD1ftCY needl admln u partud)' ~ 1lataot for home ofc lluat ban accounUn1 CJUROPRACnC ASSIST
bacQrouod. PoalUon eu· -~ back offleot ~: Conll.naUoo of a aper. reqd. P'roat office
braodiofnc.•devejop. aper helpful. Attrac
mid • prepa.rauoo of tlve appearance en g::t loes 1talement ablolute requirement
company benefit.a Xlm. aalary. Npt lkh
Startlnl ulary com m.11111
meuurata w1 .. per • --------abllib'. C.U 86d Fteld. Ou1atian womarno hve In
PrmMSent. It IQ.084 l ' Catt for::lcly Cbrl• AUroTBANI. a.a mu. Uan woman. .8 . .,.ea
nper pn!ferred. llu•t ~ Room6boe + ulary USEMBLY
DAILY PAY
Eleclrooial .Aaemblen
PCBE:qier.
c.1141·1112
1111! BIGHT MAN.1. INC. 910W. Sao1a Ana Dl. SA
bawtooll.Ml-28 HEADllOOKKEEPER lllH5%2orM2M21
8abJdW ..secs. IW'l· ins Jao., lor alrllne
1t.ewardell'• emo. old
baby. llJ bom• 10 14
da1a/mo. CcDI. MM!llO
W /re1taucant ex~er
A/P. AIR, P 6 L bal
abeeta. Computerized ~ c.eouat o.c
~DI 0.rk, FUii
lime. aper helpful, but
Diil nec.aary. )(any Co
bmelli.. apply at lteO Placmd.a Av, C.M.
a• _,, .'W'VmaST Kl\I~ ~ a competflll
......... I f"I M'tf moOutor for tht'IT
P'fuaaar.etypcq,dt<' pies d~pt Sbould ~
lapbarw, ICD olc nar oc ....... A l I Airport. fleuble bra, canittonen~ P9 1 " prnaa al 11U2 Oen an .. 11212 1"' -------·
a.Ell-TYPISl
~ pm.llica availa·
hie In our Cl&M&fled Ad· ~ert111n1 ckpartment
lbn tAM to a> Ill 1-'&bt
tJp\111 requtrf'd <" 40 ~) ~ \.eet Will
.. adm~
Eace\leot compaar
benelus lncludlo&
medlcal, del.al. life ID
&W'an<'f'. etc Good op
portwuty for advao~
~
For Interview pleaae
call
Pet llOllDll otrttt
ta.CIZl.~xt m
OUl'•I COAST
DM.Yrtl.OT
llDW &.y9l
Qaatall ..
r.qwi~,
___ .....;...._.;.. ___ ,O.llvery Man · L .A.
Coctta.ll wattnu., local Time•. lo bomu 10 Newport Beach Balboa . •dye /wk
Rralaurenl . Ea · SJ25/mo. ~8·8441. or
peneaced only. Judy 1148-HU
~a.ti --~----Debttey Ptrhne AM ,
CX>a<TAU. WAJTR£8S. L.A. Tlme1. 1100 per
apply In pertcm. The week. In Lq&ma Beads. BHt'h Ball. 2115 W . _41C_Ml8 ______ _
Ouanfronl, N .B . Del.._overllforL.A.
m.-. nm. to --ID N.B
C1 ahwn. C.111 Pwrm. pit .-1'425
Accts. '-r b I I mo. ... n«>orl4f.*4.
N•wport B•acb ~TORS. Fri
DnelGpe" wda aharp •Seil lOaJD WlUI &pm.
.-.-to budle mWU Wort near your home.
lnii9Cl pe.yablea. Must Food• 6: appllancu.
iype, dat.a proc ... lDI •S67Sor21S-JI0.7000.
kno•led1e preferred
..._ llave mJalcnum 2 Delf Al.
yn a.,.nace la \Illa Eapao~ed fuaclicio
WOJ'k. Avail. Imm.ct. hn1enJ1t needed fqr
&mid rMWDe t.o. nw Bid· penodooi.1 ottkw ror :&i
die Group ... Campus 1'unday/Jl'rlda1. H~ Dr. aute lll, l'fewport 842-81.
Beacb92810. ----------------Dental ualat.ant. Come COMTIACTOR ~'n our team. Good
1......, coa&nd« 11-1 wrftlDCCODd. Frr. Moo.
nemied u an IUlE f« · f\ot. lll·lG>.
new compuy. Call DENTAL ASSISTANT :,
IOGOI f\lr~ pracUce in
COOi( Npt. Bcb. ltlat. op.
BREAKPABT/LUNCR par\Qfttty. Top pay. ~x
pei-reqd. Non•moker Sim Qe:molt,e IDA. US W. ~ Aw~aa,S.C
............
I '
l08 l.NOUIUI
1'4'~ .. al'llUNGa
WOOOl..A .. 0 HILLS
HEWPO IH llACH
P'ACI'ORY
WA.REHOUSE
ASSEMBLERS
No Experience Needed =~·
SouUlero California '1 lllMICA._ Jeedina fubioo atore la IRVINE 752·6666
curreuUy lnterviewu1a IDE M /F ror ao upenenced Dia J·~~~~~~~~I play Manaaer Reta1
Ouarda
ATTDl11011
•llNOW
$UO hour ttartinc • up Security peraonael
needed. both men fl
WOCDell. Will train.
540-6JJ6
MOllLI "•••cffoll-.ta
DVPUNCH
OATAIMflY OPllATC>a
IBM 17U Operator tor a
wd1 sabtiabecl • IJ'OW· mt ()n.Q&e Count>' c:or·
pora_tloa. Eacelleat
beDdita Is wortinl c:on
ditioos. Minimum six
months keypWlCb elt·
peneuce required on
IBJ1 37U/374Z. Pay wm
commemurale with ex
perleace. Apply 1n
penoo. Mon tbru Fri
llm-5pm.
JOU Y lOGlll IMC
l~Gillette
Irvine, S46-0331
Equal Oppor Employer
~ypunch
MlllaW911N 7f00 ~!!:::2.IL~01c»4==1:.,::,.:i.!~1'11;;.:-_. ______ _..~~:a.----~ ;;;••••H•~·~·~u•• HllpW....tl7tot MlaW-.. 1100
tenanct lU1t ••J' ::+-· _. ................... ;;;r .................. .
..... __. opee'iil .....-IOGY-
•••• •t P••· CelJ CLERK OaOa ~ Mte ptaoD••, e•a&oaur
Mryt =~You• btrY WM~ for = co li ~ la41ndM! U Mr •
.. ,... ... Nb .... •1 Orul. .. UJ
co. o.oct ~ t1P' IDI •'Idle' I«~· ......... lid IOlprofti 11w1Daa1 1nl ,.. ,,....,,.,_,. ftl• .... fl!li'f c.w-baala plw. PliUe
lal fl IDOd ,..-. soao· T ... .tClml bttD~lOluolOIP~ n•r• aee4led. Aapid •Siii* OLGA CO. TU BP ~-= :': ,:r:; :L* rMt~t Street, Coat• ll•H ~· Xllll,:..b~~ ~u1 ·p=l•• ~ W. ()ppm' -,;
t eo. --bca:&&llu.l ~ * .
mad. delal. • W. '8· mot peoipM. Your ..u.•------·4 .....-.. ~ •J>P-Is pro(•mtl abOitJ IO IALll CUIJl
btllm &otpm. twwUe buay ~ls all J\all Ume. S.S. c~ ~ CIMCO thll&laneeded&oludUU. needed for rnarlo•
--itlPA kkalpo1Won...._71IO. b.udwar• dl•tributor.
Modell-f.MolU
SSOOWMll
Artrac:llv• F-..leaOoly.
IU~llO
N'aSISAIDIS
All shJfts. cert.In.cl or
tratnffl Mesa Verde O>Avales~nl Kotp1tal,
851~Sl ,CM
_._Mela ff, ~ IMCeNlfl.1 CclMl•o .. _. llC9'fl()MtST lmfNM ... apeelq. Call ~ ·•· TO SllO Balboll Marine 549-tl'n. ~ Brillll. aunctive lnd}v. for awn'wn-* E.0 .£
aCPJJ.-.eCll t.o handle front olflce~M~/F~~~~~~~
LD buly ~ct.le of desk. You will need lO eft· r: flee Expel'. • front otc joy people. Moderate
appearance req. Wust typlna Call Rita ~ people 10 key by 541M055. Coutal Penoo·
toueb.. f\111 tJme. 147..azT2 oel Aaeoey. 2'190 Harbor. ==--• Cll.~aree
llCP1'/SIC lmmed. opeo.1ni in pluab ...... ,..,.,
cake. Great opportwuty For bmy Lacima Bch.
for rehab&e .ell·starteT rM1 estate otftce Xlnt
w/p>d t.kills Fully paid eom"""k>n, bcense req
benefit pro(nm. lncl. AakforRutb,d4-6SM
dedal l..ol1I Beacb area RJ!:STAURANT·Look1n1
.t,)acart to S.D. Prw)' · for imtutt woman lO wk
Zl.llal·l.306. an sandwich 1bop. No
RDA wrth C p Fff ni&ht.a or wkoda Call
Top salary 912.93(J2 Seatt ~ 1011 or Ul .0'2QI
Dr.x.m,Hunt lk'h REST A U RANT
R E A L E S T A T E MANAGER-exper'd, call ~AN WANTED ~at Partoen 81.atro
FARb1 UP TO 15• ~ COM 497-4441 Lag\l.DJI Bc:h
Restaurant
....
8ilUCKS Ptr No products No
door to door. No &lm
rmd See • bnr Sal mom. t ·JOAll Ail'110rtef'
Inn. Slrytiner Rm. .. So.
Coast Cone~Group
es Lady for 1ewelry
store 1n Costa Mesa
548 3t02oreves. S48 3270
ale' pt>rsun f or
("hn!!tmoi:. in i;t1rt stor~.
963-(11()() manaiemeot ia • muat. Fas t food lake out
We olfer a compe\itln Female preferred 30-40
starting salary combmed yr.. Part time Laguna lbllecleanera P tr. '5 hr.
DATA OVERLOAD for
temporary KEYPUNCH
&CRT .)Ob6. •851·9091 ~ _
OfACl/1111& • c• needs capable ulf
starter with outgo1nc
per1onahty G ood
t.e1epbooe VOltt Typui&
60 wpm. Licht malb.
Must be able to work un
der dead!Jne presi.urc
Xlnt benefltll. salary
SllOO+ Ph7~
MISSION NET l·Can earn from t:iOK to SlOOK
annually 2·flnd out wby
new he e1trn b1g $.IS he~ Comt' talk w1lb
tbem 3 Our produc
t 1 1nt•xpensive
land budget term~ .t
Pre set appts galort' ~ Find out why wo"H'
p tJw be&t Uung gomi;:
Snw Hat Pl.Ua in Hunt
ington Beach ha~ 1m
ID!IChat.e opcru.ngs for f ult
fr !Mllt ume dlay shaft W.F:SPt:R.!)01\/
'Wttb eitcellenl empk>yee Btach. 497-4388 ---------benefits. Pieaae call -------GUARDS Fl g u re Sa Ion wants
,.14 J ll l-1Sl6 matW't' woman ror part· " ume work 2PM ·8PM
Starr 1163 t*l2
Own trao1portat100.
~5.m.oo711 Kltchen help. 11 3. Mon Housec~aoers wanted t.o Fti. Uruvers1ty Athletic
work for Janice's Rag· Oub.Cal17:2·1903 _
ied.Y Anna. 8-3 Tues. · Laundry. full time pos1
OFFICE Op1Mn Pre,
s.p.rri~ .
1V STEREO Oi-,;PT
F.xpr pref O't:r 21
Mu'>t bt-.. bit' tc> work
PY....& Sundays Apply 1n
pt'f'SOfl
Kf'nn Rim.a or scad tt:eume to nLE CLE_RK __ E_R_R_AN_D
BULLOCKS PERSON, full·llme.
t1•111•.. Mon-F'n 8 JO.SPM. Own
WEl.lS FARGO
GUARD SERVICE
IS GROWING!
Fn.-m.3514 l.IOn for laundry rm . will
Houaecleaoin&. young
&tudenL S3 OOhr. llhn/wk
pennaoeat Blue Bird
Canyon. 494-1294
traJ.n. Good benefits Ap·
ply at Newport Villa.
4000 Hilaria Way .
Newport Beacl'L &t2 5861
Sharp gyl good with
numbers \fJt'Greicor Yach~. 1631 Pla~nu11
o.t..Mesa
Qnr-Oay AW~ (Wf'd l
Rec:cpt1on11t wanted
call 962 77118 Dana
~ B atta Mk for Mr
Howard !IM-3402
pm11tl0ft." available i',x
pm~ pnferttd. but
~ t.o tram prom1~
ing appUcanl If you are
lookl.Q& for a cba.1leng1J1 R JOb in a run onenled
'It a1t11a vox Dt'pt
2666 Harbor 81. CM -----
---Real F.l>tal.e !lttVltt aUDOl~rt'. wt LJCBilSED ma)' have J~t what )'<Ml De•= ,.. tranap. m1 pd, ulary OC*l Con!idenlJal coo· 7111 & ~ 1.act Marilyn 752-rnn
Loi A•9•lu. Ca FO OD SERVE 1\
90014 CASHIER $3 10 to
S-... Wll
ray°"" $4 How
Better Jobs
FUll & Part Time
Male or Female
Worii Near Home
•Housecleaners. earn Legal ~ry. r:rm• xtra S'S'S's work.mi for a nent. p/llme. I ex1~le
prcl deaninl &erv Must hours. Exper req d
havetransp 552~106 t\UllOrt area. 752-8355
OIGAMIST
Polntioa Jan 1980 ror
La(Wl.a Beach church 12
rank wicu pipe oraan
Degnie & or prev ex per
expected Rehearsal
Thun eY-es • l serv1 ce ~y at lOAM Salary
~ Call t.be Rev Mr
Reyno&dll at 494-8061 for
applu::auon " appt. for
audit.loo w/mua\c c:om-nuu.ee.
UMUCEHSB> are lookU1& for Apply 111
Wiii train Best com· prnon at
mt.SSklrl spilt lll t.be m . 10071 Adams Ave
dust!") 70 JO to top pro Of' call 962 1J66 fr uk for
ducers For 1nterv1ew ~ark . Mon tbru t'ri
Po11laoo open an
Jan Mature ii.Jes persoo wanted. £1per pref AP·
ply 1n pt-rson Danica
Pastry Shop s 14 Balboa
Blvd Balboa Penn Equal Opporturut)' M.57 per hr part-time
Ernployer Id /F LDc. So. Csl.. Plau Ask
Must be 21 )'ears +
WeTraiD!
Call or apply al
WF.G.S.
Mon lhn1Fri8am.5pm
230 W Warner Rm 202
LEGAL SECRETARY
f«>USECLEA.NERS up Dul.Ive pl for growing t.o~prbr.Car.~5123 Newport Center bllga baa firm. Call Dolore1.
640-8900 or 640-1100
call Biii al ~ Real· _t:._O_E_· _____ _
ty, uoooff1ce_;_ 873-__2!l(>_ Rrlt.aurant
SALES PIRSOMS
Real Eeat.eSales WAJTRES.S Part ucne.
SAl..ESPEOPLE O¥« 21. Exper oat nee
~~~~~~~~I ror mngr 56-9267
DRIVER/INSTALLER Foretcn car mechani~,
for interior plaol co. :e'~Y SO.SO. Ivan 11
Mull have &ood drlvlna ~--------
• ncord.. .54G4(2 btwn M . Frt desk/phone $3.65 hr.
Sant.a Ana 54C).&M6
1532 W Commonwealth Houaekeeper. 2 daya, tAM·•Pll, ref•. owo LEGAL ~~RETARY -tram, no l'f'OUPS· 759-9259 for presUCWUS mortgage ftn&Dcial firm. Llliga·
NEW &i RESALE ~·1 Famous PW.a.
Our expanslOO procram J..acima HWa SU·~
Pft'son.llJty plus adult.a
to work with aad
mouvate klds. OYer 21
lD Lacuna. Capiatrano. Sao Oemeo1e areaa
F\llJertoa ~2386
hM creaLed a Deed for 1---------Drtver/Oardener comb. Benefits. Full ume .
pave v.alld CA license. Laauna Beach resort.
-Good drivln& record. 49US2l. Donna. GUARDS
Housekeeper. live la tiQa. real estate 6 ror·
amall rest home. Compl porate law exper. pref
charae. room, boanl. Min 2 to 3 yrs exper. re·
Sab.ry. 982-7114 qd. Salary + fnaces
pAJMTUS
needed fot' dedt work
Call Bob Ul-OOI
""'9people wtlh proveo
ability to a.ell both oew • rsaJe properties.
~ Tbe Ru1ty Pehcao
~ a.looll.ao& for
PAl'TnME
EVEHIMGS
PHOME:
Min. aae 20. Apply al F /T P /T Fun Job .
Pen nys aver , 16 60 $8.00+ /hr. Paid ally.
P\aceotia. CM MCMlll..2.
Full fl part Ume. All
area14 Uniform•
furnlahed. A&ea 21 or
over. Retired welcome.
No~eoce nee. App-
ly Univenal Protectloo
Service. 1228 W. Stb
Stnlet, Santa Ana. lo
tttvlew bours 9-1.2 " 1-4 Mon tbtu Fri.
71._'79-1515 ask for La
Vanne.
PARKlNG ATTEN OANTS-Valet .ervice.
!Mllt·Ume. Call 160-8026
forappt
Excellent commiH100
ach«hl~ OY51BIAA.._, .... ,... CM2-4321 or ~9466
En 2SO Between 1·5PM.
Ask For Andrea
--~-~----Drl ve r carrier. full tlme F\all tune cook wanted,
HOUSEKEEPER-full·
time, aood benefits.
w/medtna,I0-911 Liquor Cle rk . ex· for pickup " de!Jvery tn Coco's Restaurant, by
company vehicle. a lso o C. Airport Days &
nm errands. Good dnv· ru~ ~23'-4
perienced. Mature. am
HOUSEKEEPER-part· \Va.rnerA~.H B.
ti.me. l:lve-m or ovt. '°" --------..;._ ___ _ PART TIME mg record. Mu.st be over -------
l8. &U·l390 LouleAJva Gener a I 0 ff 1 c e .--------•I Typist /Telephone R.ecepllorust, full lime
Dll1YBS for N.B. arch1lectural GUITER INSTALLER -
1llm OI' WOfJ*l ~ )'n or ftrm. Good \Y1>iD& *"1s, Eqer'. cml1 · Alu.m1DWD o&der. Know ti.. cout \elepbone maaaer • MUDlet•. No wknda
cities. Net. $180 a week or knowledge ol office ~ Pay flexlNe. SST-5770
more. Orange Coast cedures Salary open.
Yellow Cab. 17300 Ml Askforl>e1dre.&44·1.58l HAHDIMAHNl:IDID
Herrmann. f'ounta 1n Im.med. openl.na fodoca)
Valley CNo or Slater GENERAL OFFICE -mature peraoo for lite
betwo Newbope & Sm. manuf. c:o. relocat· utility & warebouae Euclid) ingt.oH.B 111 Feb. Needs work. • gen'l office _,A ---------1 good gen. office person. rnalnt.enan~. Must have strong acc\s• rec. accts own transportation
pyble. Ille typing . XJnL woRing eondlUoru.
~ant phone ma~r & b enefits. + work
& attention to detail. clothes allowance &
Salary c:omm w1exper. mileage. 9 30·6.30. M
Call Rock Industries for F .$800/mo. Personnel
Drug.store clerk full or
part/time. $4.2.:5/hr. M\o
2)'r drugstore exp. req 'd
Lagun a Hills. Mr
tnyf1.11. 76!'~--appt.. 545-3432 or 545-3400 549-4834. Early AM auto route . .;;.;...~---------------
Wall Street Journal. 5 GENERAL OFFICE -HANDYMAN
day week. required Evenuig telephone appl S'S'SlNFORMATJON
s mall car required setters. Part-llme. flex. Write t.o NHA NaU. Han· ~ hrs 540·3475 ask for dymao·s Assoc. 106 '2 ________ , Sandy 31th Sl. NB 901113
f.lectrorucs GENERAL OFFICE -~AMC£ Part or FUii ume Office
TECMMtCIAM slalls help:ul Good st.art·
Immediate opea1ngs fr mg posllloo. 5'40-3475 ask
op pott u n Ill es 'o an _for.;__Sand_....:;Y ____ _
eslabhsbed rompany \n General Office. run time,
the Orange County typmg&l(}keyreqwred.
airport aru. Applicant.a St.artul& pay $4.50 br +
will t.roubleshoot. ~pair benefits 77().8585. Jake
• l e 1 l e 1 e c: t r o n I c or Cerda systems. analol • dicrtal ----· -----
Hpenence preferred People who need people
Contact Peraonnel abouldalwayi;cbecktbe
·Si5'7·9061 E.O.E. Service [)lrectory Jn lhe DAILY PILOT
EXPERIENCED
PRECISION
HOME ATTENDANT·
SSJO mo + rm .tr board.
m.uumum exper 1 yr.
QJok, clean. wuh • lroa. an s wer pboaes .,
doo rbell for elderly
person. Attend to
penonal appearance &
oom!ort. Refer nearest
Employment Develop
meot Dept . DOT ~ :m-014 Ad pd for by
empk>yer
WanlAds
MACHINISIS
Find out about a better
career opportunity
SATURDAY INTERVIEWS
CALL DAY OR NIGHT
(colecl, If nect•llY)
(714) 549-7911
.Utorblpe#380
OR APPLY IN PERSON
ewmnamealplamlina• LIVE -IN H OUSE ·
preparetloa. In CdM KEEPER for father & 3
.,.._ (7") IM-CmO IA yr old ~. ~r.
1:30Pll llrl. Bobbina ~aft.~
HOUS8C9B LOOCER ROOll ATl'EN ·
needed. 2 dap wt. lloo D A N T fl F 0 0 D
& T b u r 1 . 0 w n SERVICE. -8:30All to
t.ranalJ(>C'talJoD. 640-1151 2PM. lion-Fri. Call CdM. UnivenilJ A.lhlelac Club 7S2-"19°3
EVEHIMGS
AdutLa db outstandm1.
attrac:Uve peraonaUUes
wt.> enjoy worlllnC wlUI
IDdl Over 21 Start at
S3 50 per hour Phont'
642 4321 , Ext 250
BETWEENlSPM ..........
Equal Opportunity
Em~yer IMSURAMCE co. LOT ATrENDANT . Full
dealre.a mature la· or part·tlme. lllyr or
dJVldual who IS willing lO oAder' 84l-3(M4
accept respoo111b.Uty and --·-------
des ires to learn all MACMIHE SHOP
Part lime belp. liquor
6tore. 1tpply mornmll&
278 Broadway. Lagun11
phases ol policy holder Ceoterless grinder
service of Lile rompany. operator. Some exper
Typulg. S/H. fllinlt Xlnt desired, or will train
beneftt.a. salary $800+ · 50 Interested in Ph~ preclsk>o grind·
l N S U R A N C E • mg · ~.
<:.ommerctal property & Maids. appty The fnn at
c.asualty 8.5Si.at.ance. U · Laguna. 2tl N. Coaat
per nee minimum 2 yrs Hwy • .... ,_,, Bea h lncli.adlu& typdg Xlnt . ~...... c
benefits . James---------MAii.a.EU/ lnlW'ance. Irvine Ca 11 Maurine, 7SZ--0090 E 0 E.
Career opportun1t1es
have never been so close
to home L•ri~e 1n· surance company haa
operunp for
MAit.CUDS
UC:OIDCUUS
AUTO SYSTEMS OPI.
COURIEI
Newport Bea ch
~ge ~nluntr firm
~ indiV1dual for en
try level po1rllon t.o re
cesve. sort & dlstnbut.t'
mail . along with
perlorma nee of couner dWes Valid California
drivers license • car re
q\ired. Pnor office U ·
penene • typm& skUls
desirable. Excelleot
company beoefitl. Ca ti
PerliooDel. ~. Ext
P\caaant working condl· m. E.O.E.
lions. Xlnt. employee l•--------bene(it.a iDcludtnc profit.
aharloC boous. retire·
ment plan. employee
aavtn1a plan. com· DRhenafve Life, Health
& Deatal lnaurance. Ap. py ill persoo Moo. · Fri.
·=~2:00.
SMllCO
MSllUMC'CO
17170 laOC*HUISt
llCM«AIM V AU.IY
1.0.1.
MAMAGIMIMT
Fabric chain illterv1ew·
inl for mpnL poe1tlons
Fab at rt1 expr req. Jack
2131627-«Tl
Ml.181AL COMTIOL
DP8>rTC>a
Q)U')' levef po1 min. \
yr. olf exp. AbWt.J to
wor1l w/~ and de·
l.a1la a m•t. Call for
appt. St0-1139. A lten
Daria Ind. E.O E.
Bch.
PART TIME Act Now
Help waated Leaching
craft.B. weav111& & knot
ting. needlepo1nl, rug
hoolung. crewel, stain
gl.us. trauunic includt>d
Wortt 10 to 12 h.rs. t:am
SIO to $80 for U1terv1ev.
call 714 960 3111
Part-Ume demonstratrn~
10 your area . hotNw~ Will train
l-7'7'8·3360
Part ume ma1nteoanc('
man. Must know mlOO
~ 642·S0'73
Part Tune clencal po11
t100 faah1on lslaad
area Typuig reqwred
nelll 1ppe.a.ran~. hours
ne,abie. 840-4482 --nxora.
Earn wtule you 'eam
Telephone Aaswerln&
Service full time/part
time. Varied ablfla DllY'S. al\.emOOn or even
inp. Locauom 111·
F !&llON ISLAND
COSTA MF..SA/IRVINE
1\JSTIN
HUNTINGTON BEACH
Ideal for 1tudent1 It
bouaewives. llany co
beoliOta LDCli.adus& paMi
vacatlon1. Typ1na ~.-pm E 0 E . Call
504230 Mon. t.bru Fri .... ,.:dten
~Hoene. noMlllDa.
M4-'4N
Lovely offices Member of all local
bom'dl .F\a!J leCf'eCarlaJ staff
-OJa&eni•l P"OUP . PMd msu.rantt pl.an
Boom oppomm.ataes
t'or confldenllal 1n
terv1ew, pleaae call
C huck Dreyer or
Bart>ara RJ.Ull .
714/675-7512
o~
RM& ..
Office M•t• IJlf
Larae expaoduui rom pany 1s seeking 1n
dJv1dual1 who possess
Apply ID penco. between
~ llan Ulna Prl 1'FlS w
PwsfK' Coast Hwy. N 8
Relt.auraOl fUll ~ restau.raat
... to opm bl Lapn• Be8dl. 5ftb full • part·
time ecnpioyflll!S Sparu.ah
helpful but not
aece11ary Coolla .,
belper. bos teasea,
~ Ai cbabwasben
153H3Bl_ ------
IEST.AURAMT tm.r
Part tune/ Full tune
Saodwicb maker Ll&bl cootr.1n1t 0 C Airport
arm CaJI Ron. for appt
2SPM.~
~Coc.wats
w.·~ apand.m& Ai oeed
succasful Sal.e5 Person net wbo ... ~a) oppt)
for lldvaocement fl akl4.
of Snow'
&MYBSITY
STBEO
Acll>'Yat ZJJli1 No Tu:st.Jn. Oran&e
1829~Av.C M
14211 Be11ch Blvd .
Wstm.'\tr
17440 Bellflower Bvd.
Bellflower
manairemftlt sk1U. ID re· ---------aJ esute. Pcnoos we art' Restaurant SF..C Rf'.CPT Good typ
loolunir for, po:.i11 bly m£ lollo;. !>h & JiCen ur m~ an office oo-. oa T .1o.co fit" ~kJlb For a JOlnl or have the expenence & A ~,... water authont'
desire l o be co m e GD.lo..._.D 111~ OL' S..lan !>lam
managen All replies ~" 19.'>SMo lromed opening
held I.I\ 5\.nct con!uieac:t' OPEHIMG 7S2 2Mi3
SJ:iOO mooth + bonus &
inu•nl1vt.> program &
othet' rompony ben<'fits MOW HIRING ~> to Box 654. Daily
Pilot. P 0 Bo" 1560.
C.OSu \1t"'\a C.a 92t>2l6 -------
RECEPTlONIST 'Typist
with front offtt't' ap-
pearance nttded for fast
grow1n1 ad a1ency m
Newport ~acb.. HeaV)'
phones• t~. must be
able lo proofN'ad. c~u
UDUl &pm. 7$). l 740
We are PfOUd of our new
nslllurant and now ne-ed
to tun! fneodly peoptr to
o;er ve our customer'
F\all and pert umt-pos1
uons are ava.Uablt' on all
shlJts P~a.se apply UI
penori at 9'36 Wa~r
Ave .. Fou:otam Velley
DEL TACO
IMC
~I"). general office
JCood typing. excellent
bfooef1b 1Ho5 645-2111
SlCUTARY
A top notch <o«relar) '
typlSt neoeded to support
J busy Newport Center
Executive s u1t l'
Knowledge or IBM
Memory typewritt-r
htc>lpful , 60-70 wpm
""'transcr1pl1on ell.· pent'DCe Must be able to
work independeatly &
deal Wlth many types of
vou1t Salary to $11 .400
11.13-!19Tl or M4· 1UIO.
UC~IST
Sewport Beach Yacht
Brokerage nttd5 recep-
t lon1Sl Sal/Sun 9 ·5 AnEqualOpportunity SecTet&ry.3daysperwk.
Front offlce appearance. Empk>yer M/F for 1..quna Bcb c PA
Typuig, depeodabllltt.1~~~~~~~~~ ofc. noo -amoker call weekdays 673-3511 l~ -.ozu. MlUI , ________ _::_:......;...;_ ____ _
llCB'TIOHIST
Good typlnc s1tt111 .
1w1tcbboard exper.
Private Country Club. .... s.o..
I \
Youth~
Fboto ealar1er, f tallb. WQ, YllD ao#a bed,
t.oya, 8llt K 7 lllm.tock,
lrv
Part Tien• •v•nlnt• Dec . t t b • t t b
Sl.4CCOUMTAM'T Outlo*AJ tduh.I workln1 ~ ,oa ADU· 1mcD9d ~ r,... 8 "-. .uh ~out.b. o~er n Own Cl'l8 chMn fa taMs. tola· -o1111 tr-.portaUoo ta 50 br ....... --'a _ _._ ... _ __. Mooutant or Corp. llart. .. IPM --~-·cu aac:a m trvtM Ideal cu-CALL ...._ ...._ • dryer.
d d•l• will be Hl,h· AH'OR&A AKC llln.Bellaauaer micro•ave. lar1e
powered, dynamic a · eoG1. nl =o. l 5PM. P u PI , 0 o o d r o r wrouOl-U'OD • a1ua col· -----------1 cl~ W/&blWtJ \o lD J!:.O£, <JuUtm.u, AfLH fpm, , .. ta*. QolMe.. dia·
S.cr.&arlal poatUo tsfw effect.lnb' at all ....,. t •• lll·&m. bea. • mucb, mucb ~ for abatp &al ..._. al tM otlllldu· ~ .. • .. •-••••• .. ••••" -.. v• IMI m:n. lo arootva.w Coo-•(IOOd 1killt aDd In· Uoo . 1·51n HPitt In :•.. IOOI ..,,_ ,, do io I a I um a. 810 lt atlv•. Pro1reulv :;, 1 _ ..... -• .. •••••••• Paularlao, at &i$
eompaay w/you.,. at· A=.': ·;.;::;;;:;;•;:• GAii£ SHOW ncs.rrs Skyvl•• Lo .• CM .
tit..U.. Newport lJcb. p p ni floanclaJ AND lncl:llde hmm• free lift --.or~. :;;,.=:~.::130'70:-~. Xlot salary AmertcaA.ntMaueQWhl tol.ltll00peopie.tsl~l2 ~ea&al AntJqua. Jade, =benefit pk1. For ans R.t HUl-Ofr Bit.tot Oocller Span.lei Mlx. M. ivory. c lohon a e ,
9ecretarial.OenIM1ru· f!W con&act: lb. Suite G ·t02 , CM . pup, to 1ood home, parcelaln,ete.S.r.•&un
ll ror a roun• • pro-Vau&hao: ?lA-641·1611, IMM·SPll. frtendly , Black. Elsa bec.ah.t!lth,9t.o~, 1013
,,.Uw company. llu.t _EO_C_11_r.M_l_P'_. ----a.am AWiama. HB <back un· .. _ AnUqiaa Olurcb Beneti.. tt)2 ' •-• u.wve ucretarl1J, book· START NOW ! 1111). 3 rows; each wn hm Sb-..-' Ml JJ.!Tl-2"1051oruuo. ~aper 6 be able l.Ax:al Aalway dlalrlbutor wood fold ut Mall. ""-. ..,...... ¥. lOmo, to perform all related o1rer1 opportunity for 1111a Good watchdos. no bad Frl.·Sal.. lO·• PM . hmdklaa. Sal t.o com· llJOd eaminp, You pick aaaemblea le. Offer habitl M.2-6020 ~Y. o&d motorcycle,
snmsunte. Ask tor Jan the boura v ~ lUQ&le curtu • more.
ts1..orn _.__ Lo..·_,_°!_ appt. to ·-------•IU\11.a APIC> AKC, 1 mo. UIEatberSt.C.M. ________ _, ...... Ul .,...un:as OJ your old. To 1ood bosne.
SECRETARY·to VP of own. call 831·1246 or WES'l'lllNSTER :161.m7. Fri UM. Sat l·S. Clot.bes.
AdminilltnUoo. full-time ~ ABBEY bb. pme&. appl, 4W ~Y.J>~n& SOWPM, SH St«eManaaer ANTIQ\JEMALL Cbri1tnu1 pupples , Sa.UidllDr.lrv
lllelplol, not neceuary. Bullnea OpporWntty IK> Shope al tiDe IW'lllLw'e Cocks-Lab. I week.I old.
cl(tapbone ex~. aalary Ab9cus Apncy' 751·9'100 "unique items. _mllll'1 ___ . -----IlneUe let. rattan• c.lua ..,.."~111J11rau1t "'eo'exper, "'--....__ <>sm ~!,~·Frt t0.9 rw It w 1050 ~.~~~ .... ne I ntac .. n,..,,,,.,.. ...,_. •'°*· ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• ,._ Sa• "'-1 "'• •• or Ann m.1101 P'uU time/Part Ume. pre. 11751 W•mlJWl.elr Ave ~. • VUJY · P•. ...
sc:hool teacher. Newport Garden Grove 5:M-8103 * * I BUY * * Aahtree Lo. Irv. (Ulli<t
b:CRETARY noun Beach&tM820 ~~~~~~~~Oood Uled Fumitun • Pk)s.sz..GM 10 ·5PM Mon ·1';ri :... G Shorthand & typing skills TELEPHONE HlUb Wdeboard > w/mir AilP&lances--OR I wtll tell randma bu moved
SO orSELLforYou Sele Fn •Sat Ott 7th re q d computer LJClTORS ~7s.~:..C Rnd18 coffee tbl ...... ar-s ... ucnou Wth, new c rpt. still knowledge helpful Call Part time Sun Thurs ., ~..., ~ -"' " -"-' Beverly for appl S ~t.o9 ~PM Can um MUU6&1ll·f625 ,.....,.., tudea·bed, cok>r 'u"' o166 ~to $700 w ·11 Antique Knic k Knadt ----'JV, & many Ira & itm ........, .,...,., per mo. 1 items. s11• .. l2lh St. JI e lraUI Must be responsi· Stand $75 Credenza CASH PAID --------•I ble & able to follow in· w11D11TOr. M> Hall tree. For id used furn. anl1· AUey entrance ~ween
:.tructions. ln N.8 . area. xlntcond$2SO 646-~ ques&~lr_TV_'1_9571U33 Eth&~.:.. _
~3402 -----
Poa1tion currently Walnut Armoire, oria MODEL HOM£ SECRETARY GIGANTIC MOVING
SALE New Avon jewelry
& products. Ch.rlstmas
.•.. ,.. r. ..... NG1&r family memberab[p Jo Job.a
Wa)'De Ttaala Club. eo.ma
••••••••••••••••••••••• IBSALE l!rudilla Ullh. Womem ., A.met'. 11..te Dnua.
Comm. O.C. Swapn>eet top labela. tHT·• Hunt
CllUIDl'S
ClllSTM~
BOUTIQUE
Year ar<U9d boat main
t.enance epower or sail ).
Routine maintenance.
dean.Inc. painting and ~amWI work. I supply
s.t. Only. Bch. ... 1000 Olt ID-0211 da)' level. Ali items 51)1< 6 under•
SATURDAY
DECEMBER 8lh
LTftJt Predliou anff
lllafta. cwenb.ed srtps Only UNd twice. 122$.
eG-0871
Hobday Boutlq\&e Dec
8th. t .30 to 4PM Atlanta
Ave. at Lake St
Dllk • ehr 116. G\ID cue I sun lock • Irey MO Weber BBQ UO
lilo&oetOlll blb ... Qi
rwct m. Blk • WblW ~" IZS. s.J boaU II
Ltl5.-.Jmaft.l.
BOOK DEALER
SACRJnCE .ooo bard
back all lll•d• Call
'Jl+ltmuytime
nBRE WALL HANGING
by Val.ene !Wcblol
Earth tooes. 4117 ·.2134
Mink &tole. natural S200
uxn v~f!"nct wool jacket fnim I . tnltUDed
w t Llama fur 1\2~
4M&9MJ
4mericaa • Ua.lted dis
--CDUpOQI S10 uc:b Kawaaiae Air <inter
lalmdl necot1able. Bon
Ille, 645-UOO day or
-.-&eve.
2 30to~PM
S271 Meadowlark l>nve
Huotln#OO Beach
Solid Olk dtnme t11ble.
equipment. you IUPJMY
materials. Call Mike at
m.GZ3 ............. .,.,.. mo
.. -... -1 T .Bo 1 ti>" round wllb heavy ....,.. Ill It, 1ve ust.om teak y•tbt 8<'· steam di radk) con CMt ll'OD bate. mov1n1.
.. .................... .
,_.__.;,. iu-a1Ult autif1ce $7~ firm ~es. Cockpit dffk .. ~----CuhonJy 1164 5'M7 1rid rack a . ·tables. am.ISl'llASSPEClAL sbeivet, hatch covers
RMUJcS Id tnul board. t 91111 c• etc Jim. 16-3749
lralnA, power pack•. k t ••• toll . ..._ fJ twtt.tb uacka ·--·••••••••••••••••• ~~~boat tr1r
ird..W m.mT Grete&. Cbe\ Atk1u W.7$ia&
,.....U .. JDOdl elect --------Xlna wide wbJdlr SZ0o idt.ar • PHYJ 0.e ...... ,...,. 9040 ::' = ~ ine..1:::! i!'too WW aeil ~ ...................... .
l20 Ford <'ode •·phone for Of'MP 13111&2 18' Van1on lnbd trl r,
SD> 864-1583 Drum aet. w c y m ba 11. "'1 ID lltqh. Cbttll Hu II
----el4: Xlol tond A.all for S'100 ~199 ____ _
8 Huci-Alr West ·, larto Bob YISI :!Ml :kl' l>iewl ~.Ml'e.t
M2 8l5e8
2 llnrted •, far~
Coupom, MCleM
540--5804
0 80 Tower & plank . o&der Lonn • 11342. S4 .!iJO 673 fi05 I * Catt' °"" pads 4i4 n~ Brand New 12' .. Boston
avatlableforaSecrewry •TelephoMSalff• . ~.will sell for l200
wtth good typing alulh.to Need 2 experienced &U·l48S. &M-t72'7. N AS£.QUT SALE
work In our Ca terlng \.e&epbone &ales people to OLD CHURCH CHAIRS W..U
Department. F.njoy ex work from our of(ice m Boak, cane aeai.. S7S ea. Decorator furniture &
c e 11 e n t co mp a n y Irvine sell1og paper. 67J.l&U. acaaones. C-edar Glen
beneC1t11 Apply 9am toner, & office supplies. --------· ~. 2.SS4 Elden
iOOdleK, Curolture, tJoited A..trllDet "'A (are
garden tools, women's coupo1111 four '40 ea
clothinR. <.tnies 10· 121 Sal• bed. ad 0cood. bat
Sal & SWl 8am-4pm. ~ c:lr C.ll 156-1844eva
Kine Si Water Bed
w tbook 1helf St1nd 'd
rmttnu. Inc all Worth u .zoo A•looc neo
MG-5418
Glbm.an G 3 8eS1. natural ~, .. type t"UStm bit.
wood. Swm ron~n bau ftbreritlas & laVlsh use of
amp 6 fl'ender bouom Teak. Sleenng c00&0le &
llCO 873-~1.37 wt\l. A Real Lrtt.le Yacht' Sl..00~.
fbct<ent)acJw-4001 Bus .
w 1teH Wbt/wbt Xlnt W 32 Chnl Crall Cahm
oand. StOC> Chila 962 ln4S C ruue r w I ex lr a to Gl>.CXXI 714-JZS 9548. Andros IMesa V~rde > -CM 3 Onental n.tp, 180. S7S. ------noon, Mon-Fri, Person Our top salespeople earn Ave. Costa Mesa. 11 lo 6
nel. $S00·$800 pe r week. IUT1QUE or•• CD dally 842 673' MA.ltlllOTTHOTEL Sal.ary6conun."boous Mii uu.uS -----Nice girl• dreuta,
'BOO Newport Cent.er Dr while trauung For 1n BUY NOW AT LOW s~atprs. aluu, b~.
Newport Beach, E 0 .E . ~e.z!~~N~ae ~3101 PR&OIRISTMAS ,.._ ... ~~Ca1FtCEl J)W'MS. 1boea. PJ1, SI ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;3,;,_~;..,.-;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;; PRICES .... m_.1oer 1lyle br J.10. Weol 1kru 8·12 ·~ BEPORETHAT aet 1re•t !or leen1. £t>Cb ~ • lirll &nfant
TEXAS PETROLEUM JANUARY RUSH ' nl;ht 1tand. dre11er, wear 11U week 4r nest
SECRETARY
115 Washer SUO Lamp
lab&e. Drnel Pecan ~
4 C..pt chain SU H
Mirror llxtl 130
Curback cbalr $35. Wbt
Baker'• rack UO J
~zt ... Jdbl. 8G-1111
Aquanwn. tO gal ,.. ftBh
$100 Kenmore •e1& m~
m&t"b. • cab1oet. S.SO
SCM copy mach. Che\
Van fiberSJ.au bood. $35
Mo&ottyde carnet'. ~
'm·MOOorMl.fl.51 .•
Perform s ecretarial
duties for variou•
managers Good
numenc aptitude and ad
muustrat1ve ab1hty re
qi.a red
~ lalrodtldorJ otter
Vert n.icie cluM!tte let lwtll on Y1lamma C..U for(~
Net&bborhd Sate. f'r/S.l t.bA 6 4 blUfl 6whldin1 sampiell 714 7~173
1._.._n cube w11belves. twin wtt u.s. 300 K!np Pl
OORP sublndtary needs ,..., m bed. Good cood.luao ! SISO Cash only
dependab~ peraoo. Be or bat offer
your OMJ t1ou eontact Oec. 7 7:00PM eau6'7s-25119
Olsla Mesa area protect. ' • •
ed accounts. We tratn. 133 So Olia-Sl QualM Sota • Lovet.eat.
ean.htooes. cost ~. itel I
s:i.so. woodf'n cofftt &
e.i lbla. Lampe. al.lo col
or portbl. 714.0-4903.
K a u s c h C r . H B aoo Boy'1 2Jll" lD 1pd ~ 3 OC'\. lklts •
Atlot.a /Mag Skui bike ~Ile. very good r-oad poies. telacopt'. ~lect
Ml.sc91l>-211518 O\ardly used) '80. 2 Ele<.' bu1. pocket at"anner
~~ IOLA beaten$1Sea.~ SSZ..79 :=:.: ............. ::-r.~======;;.:.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..;;. ...
Wntc N 8 Crawford, • IJV
Prel .. PANCO. Box 52. 0
f\ Worth, Tex 76101 rall!8
Salary com111ensurale ----......_Lt-..
with experlenc~ plw; ex 1---------...._ G.ti.ry cell e nt ro mpany :rEXAS REFINERY P\eueprev1ewThur or
----~Haitian Cotton aofa &
.love.eat. Ca m/glau rof
fee tbla. H.lgh bk chn.
brwn.8118-1709
Arabi1n/Mor1an bone
for lease Sm•ll 11:ite,
be.a~. tramed 548-M87
benefll . .s. Please !iUbmit OORP offers plenty or Fri. You need not be pre
resume or t"all in con m 0 n e y p I u s c 3 8 h sent atsale. Preaale b1da
ndence bonw.es. fnnge benefits accepted, catak>g avail. ----Y2PRJCE. Recliner, lamp
pc>M, 1w~r. all brand
new 551·1.W
BOX STABLES. 12x24.
openin1 immed SllO mo.
You feed/clean Call
btfore 5pm. 751-l&A.
[X)UGLASOIL
COMPANY
lo mature person 1n Call &'>ftJJM Co1ta Mesa area . ~ "'1 -------.. 1111111DldG-oodsl065 Regardless or ex ·
perience. write F L
Pate, Pres., Box 711, Ft
Worth, Tx. 76101.
Eva Taylor
Empl Relations Dept
3i00Airway Ave Colla Mesa. Ca 92626 AfflrmaUve ActlOn Tow Truck Dliveu ex
Employer M/F/V /H per'd. Top pay. Apply
~~~~~~~~~ GfrW Towing, HOB ___ ______ _, Ohms Way, C.M 642·12S2
T,..._ Posltioa
Sw'itcbboud operator·
f/l, p/t bn. avail, call for
appt. 645--7565.
TIAVB. AGEMT
Expanding office need
nunimum 2 year:1> ex·
perience Amencan Ex ..._ _______ 111 preu rep office. Call
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SICUl.ITT TYNSaTTIHG
OFFICEllS Exper. on Comp 2 or l>taoet'laod now hlrlnf llmllarequip. Part·Ume.
JndMduall to wort as Ute aper. tn pule-up ~ Jiecurtty Officen dUrin1 camera work helpful.
the upeomlnt holiday JM. oot nee. can Teri ..,__ Jm.reswd can· ..._,
dAdldea lmllt be 21 yean --------
pf •I•· Prevloua ex· ~ .. nquired. ~ and tralnina
~v~. Now 11 &be
time to
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Apply in Pwlota OutmlOfnca
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9 Ft Davenport. clean. -·••••••••••••••••••• ~ d ~~o ~ ~~~"$ 1~ good cond ~.,;.... $100 rebate W aterlu1
Dr _.. Cookware, 20pf, 3-pl)' esaer9 S275 Cheat. ----111tnleA w/modty back 1125. More 842 73'7 Sofa SISS Club chrs ... ,._,.,_ MlWC95
S110ea end tbl 125 All gd --~ American Antique Harp
becll wuh st.and, SUO. 6
cood s.59-loe9 aft .6pm. Jew9ery 1070
drawer dresser , $215 8' Ety Amer aofabed n11t
Xlntcond.644-5038 cir 1175 Luy Boy
rocbr/recl nut plaid •,.e..:" 10 I 0 XlllL cond. 1100. 1s1--0222
••••••••••••••••••••••• or~·lllLO Iv• mesa.
C.ASH PAID Wshr/dryra/Refriia. 2 Seara Capt.al.ol ~. wor1oogornoU57-&W Maple flol1b SlSOea Good cood. S3f.3S18
Washer. dryer. dll·
hwasher, 1100 e.cb. A 1
Cood.ltlOIJ ! M&-5141
Maple dttlll« $30. Hith
boy dresler $45. AoUque
drHMr w/mltTOr $90 . .,,... G.E. Dbl oven stove. 5 yn
o&d, good cood. tlOO/beat cir. S51~112evea Wood, Chrome • Glu1 --------• wall-unit for 1tAI~ or
Girl'a 19" Centurion TV. Grit SSOO. aeU lor
Lellam 101pd blke. Xlnt $ZIOO. 844-7486, '44-41%7.
oond. $115. !Me-t:M9 _ _.._. d --------1 2 iww, UIUYQ home, ln·
c.o6dlpotre1rt1erator in& °' pme leU, euy
•. dn. pvt pl1: 'TJ0.1219.
842-7123 ---------1 Safa. t', Nav1 w/brwo A:
<:Xftct refrlpra&or, Mx22. wbt 1\rlpn, Hettulon,
1 yr old, wbt, 11$0. arty on. J.lnl cioa4. $150.
MG-741J)lce.f\ol I eb1ldl caneMI 110 ea.
Uaed Rafrtprai.on _MD-_lml _____ _
w..-.•DrYera o..-a vtnYI tofa bad la
BABGAJNllOVICE mmtdRnl W' dininl BettAppllaac.--11 nook; WW NU eeparate-~ 6Adaml. HB I)'. Call&ftl, -.ia
G.E. comb6naticia delue Buldllrb&oek._cliMUa
ftlberladr>'tr. ApproL ta*, •tcllrom• l•I•
211'1 Old. m..rrr. . -
.......................
llamood • Jewelry ap-
pr1ual1 fr ldentlflca
Uooa, latest computer
prlc1n1 . 1raduate ~-Oemolotlcal I.mt It Lile ol America. >.g.
pn.lula while you wa1t
Newport Bch
Gemoloalcal Lab
~6
11 ct Bolu d•l•·Jutt
w/matcbln& lkt 1old
bend. D.000 QHW
Raia Prwldemtll. llct, new, never WOl'll. $5,400. ea. ma r.:vea.1np.
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The uttl• Tr•ln That Can!
GET STARTED.
ON THE
RIGHT TRACK
EARLYU
Sell Your Holiday Gift Items
on the Dalf v Piiot
CHRISTMAS
GIFT TRAIN
PAGE
This special 9lft guide wur a~
pear MCh Wednesday from Nov .
21 thru Dec. 19 reaching 108,000
hOusehotds each week. You can
run an ad the site of the sample
below for only S11 per week and
we have many other sizes tq
choose from. For information
•nd hetp In placing your ad call a
CHRISTMM AD·YISOR
M2.:al71
GIFl'S
TOYS
SPOllftNG GOODS
JEWELRY
POI'S 6 PLANTS
Daw. SIT $200
t6a-47ZJ. .......... /
~ 9050 --~-...................... .
~r Trumpet ~. WINTU lN M.EXJCO
t'Cll' $1 n w UH. h 11.e Simi OD «>. K.e&da to Cabo
,_., dM c:and IU-ZIOI. La Pu. l.Z wb. ~
OM. f-.i I e & Uantr TIUJ>s.140
'0 'J iill IOIS ;;: port er K c t t h ........... •••••••••••• R f -w var • ...,.... ts e r v e n ow o r
·--..,-• Cl\nstmas Parade D11y MAJ« corp trade 1na 1&1ls or Cat.alma lrf ps
A&l&mmUt, dertrost.&Uc. W.allS
book~ etc. LO'f. ol ------Ol'\liDal vahlr IZllSeach. Cntenoo Chvtere lnc
Warranty Call Ro e 0-.c n · aa.UltlC Yawl ~. r11l 11 av.U for charter In L979
--Npt. Harbor Cb.natmas
SAVlN Wc>nS mHwr • bl Parade btW'ft l.8lb" bue plate w /1811 Z3rd..Call7l4.c:tl·5112or
lype•nler 1f desired ZJ3..:rz8.SQ'7 Alto rtru typewritn --------
w/b11eplate Sell. or IMh. W 9060 taar.over-Se.-c U mo •-•••••••• • • • •• • • • • • • •
lelU Kay m-:rrsn '411. Luden 16. ~n. varn
-----bull , s lip 1n NB .
Uackrwood typewnter. beautiful. $4000
otr'ttt &1W. cd rood Just ... ~10
deaned• adjust Rec -----....--a.so. .,..t for 1uldent S&i.Jboet Udo 14. '13, w 2 Nowonb'• 951·%551 .u ..U.. ~-AM for Peu. 875-1556. 5ecTelar1•1 delka. chn. fUe atbeD1'1. mllc sup-z ·Qnoado. hltyeqwp
pllea 6 equ1 pmeot 1118 aJap HaJl&We S7200 ..,.,. ---"'-·------NI IOl7 .. ~. /1pinnaJter
--•-•••--••••• CID ..... Balboa 1.sland Ja'fa·Hill Mynah Bird. f.llOOriAI. 1St offer over
Dal CICIDd.. Ta&b. Uftly 91»-.. 91521.
••latae-~ 32 • Seafarer. glasl. dlll.
RABBIT-Bladt Aqora, yawi, Nwpt slip anti.
,..._.._ W/cqe. 125 GUDO.cir~~
arllell olfer 551.-T
.... y~ Parrot. SAM1'AMA20
ff
"'1.ly .pp.id. traUcr.
and tamed . 1rut Race•CnumaEquip. talker. w/caae ms l'1>-3SSO . ...
2PARA.KEETSw/ca1e ...,_ t6. ,_.., VDYhea~-.... 122'1 ___ m_.-__ ._1 ___ 11. AS & R , blue bu 11 ,._,Ot 111 IOtO w!Nortb carrytn1 baa.
.......... -••••• .. •• GNlt Cbrlatmu OIR!
••••J-OO'• of NEW • tr11orTreda ror racto1 ll!lED ..... Ofl&DI. a.bot. Da": 552·3020.
...,. o.Jw'llMW _EWll __ ~------
IW• tOte Ott•AN
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PLAYDPIANO
Xlllt. coed. si.-
511MJO evee
Jl7t Vld«t.ao Pta.ao. •lot
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7'TUUO ·-•·1~ If ~ 97,.6 '11 -nry cleaa. New _,_ ~ ....._6&.uD&-up. S2000 Bhaebeauty -MustNU!
...... ••••••••••••••••• 1714111. 4 speed, 4 cylinder. A/C.
CO,.,HEll
C HEVROLET
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' ' ,.. I \ \I~ " ·, "U Opel MANTA 1reet leather Interior, mq ~46-1 200 -1. AJJ atras. Mi.at •ala. Gd cond 950or ---~-=====;i wbeei., cusette deck.
*1 a.1001080.~ ~:zrr. 551 0122 " '78 lla.libu Wan. is.ooo mi, map Uitu. Lo/mi. Pm.
na ~ ~ $4tl00. «J..0724 ply. ee.totfer.
-ii S&qJel' BeeUe aunroor. • .. ..,.... CtU67S..29J.J
p>d nabber 8-tracll. rac·
try re~I Ui $2, 100
I!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!! SPP.ClAL ~MIS 'Tl~~toapick·'-P.Gd llACHNOITS TT Honda Accord, orti. ~EPLAN '87 Baja. n\l motor, ou
...;....._,... ___ ....;;.;;;;;...;;..:.:::=, ciondialoD •clean~ ._ -.....~ 'N Capri AVIM, F• !f"4• lteW ~,f ...._!_~ m U • • AVAILABI E tram. dirt sbocks/ti.res . ... ~ =-I ......... --112 -""~-~ !9dlala, I -.a..o. ___, £1.&i.ei . ""1· blk f··" roll "'a~s· legal ;:: '' ,_ ._.. ,.. NEWPORTBSACH ma cond. S2JOO/bllt olr lnler Sunroof. atereo. UM .. • ..m---tankSl.50. <Tl4)83'1-etll0 11• -o ~ AM/Fii c ............ AIC. llACH U4'0ITS 9J0.1JOIW St. H B
'79 Capnc:e Weri. loaded. 'Tl lluat&nl Gtuall, 4 eyl,
take over IM! 1210 00 per AIC, PS, ereat cond. ~ 6'4-414'1 aft llPM S3450/080. 631 2782 pp
-••••••••••••••••• "18 ~vy ~T ahrt bed ~ apecial w~ Illich. .. Dove SU. (Off l«bSt I 'Tl Nova Low mJJa Sun.
HD '11 XLH, IOO CC, atep aide. W /shell "11AJt•~creatcoad. UNDER WARRANTY tna. U..rtt.,Jftm or NEWPORTB&ACH 73Sq~. snrf, alnt dard reatures. 1 owner
CU1tom.Xlntcood.S21100. Lo/ml Air 2 tia· Loaded! aacrllteer 117.t C.prt B8, all oP-UDJead 111. Up to as 7Sz..oto0 co.d..-0. PP 833·16311 scm.M 6•67.S.l.149. 'MTopC~cb '~~
n4-980-31'2 xtru.Ss..°::S...i85& ' $5,495. 8-48·5808 dya, lions,• ryl, 4 spd. ~. MPG.$5500.8'7$-9lU ,._.. 9750 • '74 Nova ruJI pwr, air. ---·---"'"'"-'-"''-
"18 Honda Hawk. lJKmi. ,.,,..,DATSUNLONGB"'n ~eves. =7p~l, $t5·37G6 TTHaadaCVCC ....................... '4 Bua, eamw. canvas lo/nu fl;.6!!' ... ,,u CM..Wt. 9955 N ti I h I llli1IV .:..u s .._.... ~ cood ,._. O"IV""t-.o.I •••••••••••••••••••••••
ew res c a n . $2900 'ti ALFA BERTONE ~~ 97..,0 .. .....,............, · 't!rS PWscbe JMSC. rebll top, dalaic, new eng .
2!hehneu. f\ill nylon COV· CALI..492~ COUPE •10001 .... t ol -6 ~ NS·Sl.99 enc. AM/Pll CUI, COY 12.GOOIOBO ~ ~ Owv 72 lmpala. A ... A ""n er. Back rest/lu1gage · • .,. r. ••••••••••••••••••••••• bra radl.a1s u"'" ~" -rack. $1000/080. H.B. 71 Ford. 12' closed box _6'5-_M_e______ L.AaGI 'Tl Honda, beauUf\ll wht ~m·-.12T2 ' liS400 "18VNi.Xlol cond, lo m1. trol, 4dr. mmi, At C, ·•w1 w/bftgate. New tire.. Aid t707 SILIC110M ()fl Ovic w1auto, A/C, over-' tape deck New paint PB. 11295, 1 o wnr
"11 HONDA -""", shaft Ma.Ice olr. 6'S-6723 •••••••••••• ••••• • •••• • bd oonao&e, w JI vly bnl & '7 2 1114 a: I n t. r 0 n d li85, tu-7950 dy 875-49 __ 19 _____ _ ~ '78 5000 bas tbiq ALl.MOO&S wbl plaid lat, 32.lllSmt, Secnflce. MutSell! Call •'Ma.-r Beetle SUPER a.y.a.r tf25
drive, water cooled. '87 Dodge Pickup,~ ton. Nodn. •: eve)ry SllOPfrCOMPA.RE ~92161. ~ ,. _ _...dttion, lite blue •••••••••••••••••••••••
All/FM/40 ch. CB, fair-Xlnt cood. $1200. Pvt pt.y uaume ea• at """" in&. Xlnt. cond . must 900-4l90 S231.73mo. 673-6510 1975 Hooda Civic. 3 dr, 4 Ralal.-,ce 9756 k>/mi.~9115 '7S O>rdoba maroon ext
sell, $1,950 or trade ror V
9 10
.19 Audi 50008 fully spd, xlnl cond , S2IOO. --·•••••••••••• maroon velour int • l
small boal.134-1330. .~ •••••••••••••• ~... equip'd. 10.000. Miles. ~al\ 7PM. St& 9285 • #1 DOL£R IN U.S.A. -:. ~ ~~bl~~r~ ~ .. .:s6Uu;:.~~~::·
Moped, Claaay Pucb 77 FORD YAM $10,800. llJ.fl4' 1:30 AM ...,... 9730 ROY tran.s New top Xlnt c:nai.e ront.rol, lllnt cond.
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m , e 5 . gets 18 mpg 00 regular. ;4 Audi 1.00LS. AM/FM XJ-6 "7!. ~. 62M. Xlnt ROUS·ROYU ~~~Tift Service, 54NS141J\ 4 PM
5filMB77.Eves. Loaded & in xint cood. cass, aumf, xlnt cood. l~MOICI cond. =~OM tMt.a.,,._. 9930
'72 Triumph Trident, nu ~; 540-5198 da)'ll, '2495. Q ~ Ul51. =' llNca • VW Squ.a.rebaclt wht • ••• • •••• • • •• • • • • • •• • • •
19770LDS
Catkas Supret11t
VB, auto tram. , facto!')
air. pwr !>tt~ring &
bnkes. , pwr windows & seats, AM 1FM stereo.
vmyl rooC & much more!
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THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
20t>O HAA&O A 81VO
CO~TA MESA 642-0010
TE • more. Leaving or58J..r190eves. ..,.. 9709lliMRP.~l'W'!!lftl!P.lllll '77 XJS V·l2, JOKml wlbl.k int.er slot c:ond '73Marii rv I owner.
ltate $1000/080 751 77"" .ill-..1. I llHl!~!!i~~lll!~~ S 11 v er I b I It 1 n t er. • QOSID SUNDAYS Sl.100/080 ~2375 M1dt --11 ..... ,,.... ..._ "-lta 88 Roya le, 2 . . -_,.. I Al tSIO ••••••••••••••••••••••• """' -...... fO uo= ~ .. OO ·-T -•••••• ... •ff• ,_, A·--•-H -•-3000 LOADED Very Clean 'Sl Sliver Cloud, ele•• .. t, W ··•-....., _,_. --.. 7~1'16 door. A/C, P/S, tilt, spbt .......,. .. ..,n 1 ..,,. RAIL. • •••••• ._, .... uu e....,y l~iiiiiiiii p P. Divorce forces sale wblt.e b .--" .. -. ........ teat n!d v I l $150. CALL H3·232 NllllfflJENTllllJ Mark 111, xlnt cond. Will sarnrlce, SJ l.950. · Y owner, 1,000. snao. ~ ttJJ DI · 15 ~ =:s:o:reo
(1115R7SJ """ ftLL .x>. Laura, 8'5-8J2A Call Les. 71• ~·2323 M0-49119. Call aft 5 ~ -·····•-·•-•••-, nu. •
,,.Qaatti M~, needs W•~fwLeu s.lb 97'0 "JS Rabbit sunroof dJ 1'71CO•hlili: fbrSIUe. '7001ds98, good
. ....-*'""or "t of'er. S•it11"t~ -.CW ....... 9J32 ....................... a 2-dr '48K ~x t'llilc:ariaunJJUINlate• eoad. full po.,er, ~. ;,m-Aat for"' Fr~ CtlstaaYOMl.Y --.. •••••-•••• ....................... SAAi Pb49..n08 mi,.......,., ..0 aa1ntam.d It has1.162 __ 2134 _____ _
• Jr. 761· I UZ u. '72.Jensenc•--~~.lor 111 --~ .. ,.,... a.D • •--*· lftehadwt '72 otcb 91!1 2 dr sedan ~ n:«D••-DemoSaSelDP'ropesa ~ .. ,A .. Make Someeoe a.,.:ielpamt)Ob l\11a k>llded. AM/FM stereo:
'72YamabaMX250. ~WCllllN
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ORANG COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, OECEMBER6, 1979 FIFTEEN CENTS
• ti • ' ' • t
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County ·Tagged as
The tJ -.rw WU Neord9d
•t &I 'hnt tlartm Alt BaM lD El
Toro, b7 two ~ a record • few Dee. I, ~ 7. •t the 11 bue.
Tbe Ana caocli\lclft la ....
lq c1..S lllJ 1 blab PNllun
l)'ltam OYtr \Je.ab, ld•ho aod
NHada -.bat la JlQlbbll deeert
wlDdl OY the mOUD&a.lu and
tnto u. Loi AQael• Nim. the Natlcmal Weather Service uJd.
W e•U>er f orecutera aald
ol U. can be ftl*\-M Frtda1. but U.. wtnda an a ·
peeled '° drop to near aero 1ld.e l'rlday.
The weekend will be fair and
IUDQ.Y, aceorcl1q to foreeuten.
Temperatw'tll are eicpect.ed to
naeb tbe ndd·'JOI at the beachea
S.twda.Y ud Sunday and t.be
low IOll In tnlaDd Oranie County
cltl••· they aaid . A apoll .. woman at the NaUooa.l
Weather Service aald tem·
Gas Tax to Soar?
50 Cents a Gallon Increase Mulkd
WASHINGTON (AP> -There
is a "growing consensus"
among President Carter's ad·
viaers that he should recom·
mend an increase -possibly as
high as SO cents a gallon -in
the rederal aaaoHne lax or
gasoline rationing to reduce oil
consumption, says a high ad·
ministration omclaJ.
"It boils down to choices
between rationing or taJles," the
"Step Forward'
ofhcial said in an interview
Wednesday
He chd not want to be Iden·
tlfied.
He said an increase in the
aasoline tu is the more likely
choice becauae rationing would
require a larger government
bureaucracy to administer and a
tax would fit the "free economy
concept" of reducing consump
lion
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Klwmeini Softens
Stance in Crisis
TEHRAN, Iran (AP) -
AyatoUab Ruhollab Kbo1U11ini
ud bU fQreto m.lDlster were re·
pOrted by the olftdal Iraman
newt qeney today to reel the
Tabris, capital of the lar1ely
Turkt.h Azerbaijan Province.
But temk>Q elMd after two days
of clalbe9 ID the boly dty ol
Qom, 100 mlle8 south of here.
He said the amount or a pro-
posed tu could range u tu&b as 50 cents per gallon. aJtbough it
could be substantially less The
gasoline tax is now 4 cents per
ea lion
The official said a decision has
not been made among Carter's
advisers on whether even lo rec-
ommend the tax to the presi-
dent. He said some advisers re-
main skeptical that either a lax
or rationing would reduce con-
sumption
He said other options are un·
der consideration, mcludl°" oil
import quot.u. But he stressed
there as "a growing consensus"
in favor ol either taxes or ratioo-
101. Congress this year approved
legislation that would aUow ra-
tioning when there was a 20 per-
cent reduction ln supplies. The
adminialratioo would have to go
back to Coouesa to chan1e that
te1lslatioo if lt wanted to lmpoee
rationlne to encourage con-
aervatloa.
. I u.N. Security Council's call for
. a ne&otiat.ed aetUemeot WU "a
Mp forard'' lD JWOlvlq the u .8.·lranian criala.
Foreign Ministe r Sadeah
Obolbsadeh disclosed lbe •P·
parut ~of Xbol:aelni'•
a&uce CID tbe 1"811C>hltJon after
meetlna with him lD Qom, the
offlcial Pan news agency said,
CBS News nported Wtdnes·
day that the Ener1y Department
haa come up wUb a standby ra-
tioni.na plan to band.le a 20 per -
ceDt •aaolto• 1bortac•. re·
Portedly by alvillt motorist&
about three-quart.en of their
normal uaa1e.
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In other developments, mem·
ben of Iran'• Turkhh minority
, seized facllllies of the state-nm
broadcasting company In
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~Reprisals
~Pondered
Quoting Gbotbsadeb, the acen-
cy said: "Re1ardlng the U.N.
Security Council decialoo, we ol
course have noticed that thia is
not a resolution condemning us
. . This resolution ~ a step
forward."
Observen said the remarks
by Khomeini and Ghotbiadeh
were tbe most moderate by rev-
olutionary leaders during the
month-long crials. Last week,
Khomeini rejected in advance
any steps taken by the Security
Council, alleging that it was con·
trolled by the United States.
Ghotbudeh's state ment made
no mention or the resolution's
call for the immediate release of
50 American hostages held ln the
US Embassy and did not out·
line possible negotiations for
their release.
The Security Council resolu·
lion, adopted unanimowdy Tues·
day, asks the two nations to
show restraint and negotiate a
settlement to the crisis. ll be&an
with the Nov. 4 occupation of the
embaaay by militants demand·
int President Carter send ousted Shah Mohammed Reza PahlaVJ
back to Iran to stand trial for al·
Jeeed crtmea aeainlt the people.
Carter has reruaed to ex-
tradite the abah and ~ay the
ousted monarch was flown to
Lackland Air Force Bue in Tex-
(8ee DAN, Pa•e AJ>
For a raUonina plan to force
conse"aUoo, CBS sald, the de·
partment la atudylng two op-
tions. Under one. each car would
carry a sticker saying which day
of the week It would have to
stand idle. The other would
permit l car to be filled up onJy
on a certain day each week
The administration offtc1al
said an appealing feature of an
Increase l.n the gaaollne tu Is
that receipts could be used lo
orrset a possible reduction m
Social Security payroll taxes,
which are scheduled to n se
sharply m 1981 . He said they
also could be used to provide in·
vestment mcenllvea for bu."liness
through a n accelerated
depreciation allowance.
He aald a proposal could be
ready for the president within a
few weeks. <.:art.er has asked ad-
visers to recommend opuons for
reducma oil comumptlon that he
could include ln his January
bud&el meua&e to Congresa.
Police Auction Set
A public auction of bicycles.
skis and skateboards wUI be
held by the HunUntton Beach
Police Department Saturday
<Dec. 8) at 10 a.m. The auction
will be conducted al the civic
center, 2000 Main St
Nation's Hot Spot
peratura will be ftv• ~
cooler by MODda,y
Tbe threat ol tlre in Orance
County'• bruah land• baa
become ao aeu&e, aecordinl to
Capt. Marc H.awklm of the coun-
ty Fin Depvlment. lbat fire
cr.wa are on red alert atatua.
Tbe danaer fTom WlDd. low
humidity and lack of raildall
alao baa brousbt about the
closure of Lbe Cleveland Na-
Uooal Forest and other bnlab
and canyoo areaa in the county,
beaald
Anyone ven&.uriDa a.nto cao.ed ueH off al roadways iJ subject
to • ftne. be added.
A welder cuUiol junk metal in
lbe Plano area of trabuco Can·
yon touched olf a fire Wedoel-
day that bumed two acres of
bru&b. Couarty ftre offtclalJ aent
more lb.an a dozen unlu to the
flTe lnitialb'. but recalled most
of them when tbe Ore wu qwck·
Optical llltuioa't
ly broucbt under c:oatrol.
Tbe welder. a 55-year-old
Compton man, was cit.ed for
weld.in& ln a cloeed area, Capt.
Hawkins aaid.
A "red Oa& alert," called
when wind and humidity combine
to make ~er of brush flna
extremely hlib. ha.a been called
for Ora.as•. Loa An1eles and
Ventura counties, said Loa
An1eles County Fire Depart
meot apoblman Dick Frieod.
It might be called a study m stnpes, these
two Grevys zebras, largest of the zebra
family. who appear to have eyes for each
other at Uon Country Satan 10 lrv\ne.
Employee Groups
Back HB's Belsito
BJ STEVE llA&llLE °'_..., .... ~-
Three Huntln1ton Beach
employee aaaoclahona have
written letters gi viDg a vote of
confidence to City Administrator
Bud Belsito, who bas drawn
cr1tlc1am recently from City
Council members. Mike Jacobs, president of the
2-40-member Huntineton Beach
Police Association, said Tuesday
he heard Belalto'• post was in
1eopardy and urged his cot
leagues to otrer support
"We were womed he might bt-
1 n trouble because or a
pe~onality conflJct with certain
council members and that didn't
seem right," Jacobs asserted
"We think he's doing a hell of a
good Job." Members of a city employee!!
group and a city manaaement
organuabon drafted similar let
ters th!! week
Council members reportedly
took a v~ dunng • closed door
meetma lul month on whether
or not to f1te Belsito
Mayor Don MacAlllster and
council memben Bob M andlc.
Ruth Balley and Ruth Finley
voted to remove the city ctuef. 1l
was disclo&ed.
Council members reportedly
aereed not to lake formal acuoo
unless there was a near
unanimous ap-eement
Dan Villella. president ol the
Man a1ement Em ployeea
Orgaruutloa, uJd aJJ SO mem·
ben of hia croup aireect to 5UP-
port Bebstto
"We rett this wasn't a eood
time ror a change," he ex·
plained. ~ assistant finance
director said Belsito•s ne•IY
un veiled team management pro-
posal has pleued mo.t mem·
ben of the mana1ement croup
Eric Cbarlonne. president of
the S3:>-member Mun1c1pal Emp loyee~ Assoc1at1on. said
Belsito hu won th~ support ol
has members
'He worked up through Uw
ranks tn Uus C'1ty and slicks up
for the e mployees We like
that." sa id Charlonne. an
employee an the c1ty "s water de
partment
Belsito reported!) v. a11 rapped
by council members for alleged
lack of leader!>h1p a nd 1n
novatlve ideas m the wake of
P ropocullon 1.J The $53 ,000 per year leader
said be sat down with council
me mbers follow1n1 the No
vember executJve session vote
and described the meeting as
pojl1t1ve
The council aareed to have •
three -m e mber 1roup
MacAlbaur. Mandie and Coun
cilman Ron Pattinson -mftt
with Belsito on a monthly basl8 •
'Armed' Man
Robs FV Bank
A man claiminC to have a sun
lo hl• ahirt held up the Home
Bank ln Fountain Valley
Wednaday afternoon, .. ca.,m,
wtlb S2'fl.
A teller at the bank, 11010
Ma1n0Ua Ave., told poUce a
man approached ber at 3:50
p. m . demandln1 money. Sbe
detertbed the blond·balnd rob-
ber •• about 38 yean old, Mnd·
lnt 11x feet tall wttb a medium
ba)Jd.
Tbe man fled the Milk area CID
foot, lbl Mid.
Dog Locates
The/ t Suspect
In Huntington
A lS.yur-old burtlary suspect
wu sniffed out by a Huntinctoo
Beach police dot early today
and arrested by officers who
conversed oo an appliance store
where a break-lo hid been re
ported by neighbors.
Two other suspects eluded of
ricers and escaped, pohce re
ported
Offi cers said the tno aJleged.Jy
broke u11D Gnffey's TV . corner
of Beach Boulevard and Heil
Avenue. at about 3 am and
we re lll the process or loading
television st'ls into the back or a
van when several patrol urub
arrived
The suspects attempted to
drive away but Jumped from
the1 r m oving vehicle when
polJce surrounded the area The
dn verless car, police said. tut a
renct' and careened mto a build·
1ng
Pasha. the pahce dog , sniffed
o ut one ~us~ct hiding in a
nearby clump of buabes Police
satd the Juvenile was booked on
buralary charges and tranaport-
ed to Oran1e County Juverule
Hall
Police aald alL of the store'•
merchandise was recovered.
Coast
Weather
Fair tbrousb Friday.
Nortbeut wtnda 15 to 25
mpb below canyona ln
Oran1• County decreas-
inl. Lowa t.oatcht ft'om 43
at lb• beadMs to 53 in-
land. Hl=FrtcSQ from mld·'10I the eout to
low IOa .
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WASHINGTON <AP) -Senate DemocraUc Leader Robert
C. Byrd aald today there ia no chance the Senate will belln de-
bate th1I year oo the SALT D treaty.
"l don't see how il could conceivably be
brought up t.hls yen,'' Byrd told reparten.
"Our time is runnJnt out."
That means fioor debate on the treaty
will not begin until the election campaign as
heating up next year, a prospect supporters
of the agreement hoped to avoid.
Gold Prlc~l••P• A9ah1 aYllD
LONDON (AP> -The dollar weakened on the world's money
markets today. The priceof gold was higher.
ln Tokyo, the dollar closed al m .275 yen, down from
248.025
Gold was quoted at $433 75 in London, up $7.35. It traded in
Zurich at $435.
Lonckm silver pricea opened at $19.40 an ounce ud mo.-cl
up in reuoa•bl1 actbe tradiq to Slt. 70. SUver ~ tn Loa,.
don at ms.ao Wld.oetday.
..,_Add to N•l'al E'er~e•
WASIUNGTON <AP) -The Russians have increued their
naval forces in the Indian Ocean for the second time 10 u many
weeks, the Pentagon reported today.
Defense spokesman Thomu Ross told a brten.n, three addl·
tlonal Sovtet naval vessels have been slpted in the Indian
Ocean, raising Ruaaian strength there to 18 ships.
There waa no indication whether the step.up in Soviet naval
activity in the Indian Ocean ia related to the Iranian crtJil and
accompanying tensions in the region. Tbe United States a.lao bu
increased its naval power in the Indian Ocean-Arabian Sea area
to 21 sbli-from a normal presence of about ftve.
New Charge Filed
In Pandering Case
A Newport Beach man ac·
quitted lD a September trial of
plmpina and panderlnf lnvolv· me a 15-year-old alrl hu been
named in • 28-count crimlnaJ
complaint alle1ln1 new in·
stances ot promodn1 prostl~
Uon.
Donald Smlth, f7, ol Ull Cl1lt
Drive and a female eompazdoa
alto named' la the complaint
pleaded lnnocent to the chart•
durinl an appearance Wednel·
day before Ora.qe Count1 c.n.
tral Mualclpal Court Judi•
Edward Laird.
The woman, wbo accordJ.nt to
OltANOI COMr "''
DAILY PILOT
•
inve.U1aton ii • atate prtlon parolee, was ldentlfled u
Elisabeth Fay Salasar, 29, ot the
11m1 Newport Beach addnu.
Smltb la the operator of
ChuU1'1 An11l1 aod Golden
Girl• -outcall •s•nd• that
provide eacort, maasa11 and
nude modellna Nrvtctt for male
client.I.
Smith had been cleared tn the ncent Oraq• Count'/ Bupertor ~urt trtaJ of ualn1 th• a1enetea
to DlDJD and pander for 1 J.5. ~ear-old Santa Ana teen-acer.
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told JW"Ol'I IDd I ClpadlJ uowd
tbat fUltd J&&U• Brroa K. lftllW...'1~
J'r ... ~ ....
Uni9ftSI etw' •
WU UTlllUid ia J~ M A •utl*t ta .. llartll 14. ...
m"'*'ol,._.A•1IMWa.
Tbe Pt 41,..,,. ..... ,...,., -
l\&Dt'I Vllllva C4MmtJ home, .
Har llicMtJ, Ped be70Qd nc·
0'1lltlGa, WU fauad two dul
later ln ToDalaD c...,... a.
bad .,._ f9d aico.o.. toeulMl
wltb ~ plien, ....... -1tranC)ed.
Prank dec1ed tbat be Went to
tb• oellbborbood fl'QID wblcb
tb• Setll ll&'I dlaaPDeand. \
After .............. Pnnk
teatifted, be dld 10me laundry,
and left bl• apartment oa11
twtce to l'O to a camera etcn
and • MU ud to ptek up bll wU• trom wan.
He leltlfted that because be
wua•t feellni well be caneeled
an afteraoall appaUrt.ment 'Wttb a psycbolo1l1t. He 1ald be
NICbecluJM t.be IPPGlzatmeat for
Saturday and kept ft.
Pro.ecuU.nc attorney lrvtn& Pricer, 1tandln1 dlreetb in
front ol th& wHDea stand, Uked
Fnnk 11 lt wu true tbat be blid ·
uaed a pair ol Vice Grips aebed
from b1a home to pull the nipples
out of the Seib 11.rl'a cbeet.
The prosecution baa baaed
much ot it• cue oo testimony
from experts from the Loa
Anseles Medical Examlner-
Coroner'a Office who said they
were absolutely certain marks
found on the girl 'a chest
matched test Impressions made
with the seized Vice Gnps.
E',... Pllffe Al
IRAN ••.
as from a New York hospital be
entered Oct. 22 for cancer and
aaUbladder treatment.
The embuay militants reject-
ed the appeal Wednesday as
"wort.bless," but Tehran radio
aald tbe U.N. rdl>lutSoa .UU left tbe door a,.. for .. ,,,...,...,
TodaJ wu the MeODd atnJ1bt
day of clubea in Tabri1, 300
miles northwest ot Tehran. and
Qom between Khomeini 'a
backen and followen of tbe re-
U1lou.a leader of Iran's Turks
over the lalamic constitution
that made Khomeini supreme
ruler for life.
On Wednesday night a Kbo-
melnl revolutionary iuard and
one of minority leader Ayatollah
PEARL HARBOR DAY
SUPPORT PLEDGED-A3
RAAD D!Pt.OYM!NT
PLAN PAOPOSID-M
Mohammed Kazem Shariat·
Madar1'1 pe~ auarda wre
shot and killed and etr,bt otMr peraom were wound.a in the
clashes in Qom, Informed
sourc• la1d. Before the r'ftOlu·
Uoo1ry turmotl, Sbariat·Medarl
w11 C'OG111dered Iran'• Moat ln
nuenUaJ nUlioul leader.
No cuualtl• WIN reporWd
today, and temkln 11.Nd ln Qom
att.r khomelnJ patd an afttr noon vtait OD 8bartat• Madar1 Ind
11td "plotten'' were Nlpontlbte for the ttoublt.
*'Do not ~uurel bttwHn
YOUrttJve. and foeut on tbt OM
and oaly enemy . . . It a. ~
relltlous duty and Dltlonal r•ponatblUt'/ to conatntt1te on
the controntatton wtth the UnJt-
ed Statel," K.hometnl .. td In a
state radio broldcut to tbe na· Uon.
Tbt dtmoaltraton tn T1brt1
uld th•>' were an1ered br
broldeut 1tattmentt attributed
to SbaJiat.lilada.ri appeaHn• tor ealm, h1ial UMrJ would ciel'/
btUtvt tb• rtmarkl were auihtoUct lf Uae btard tbtm
from lbartat.lbdut blmad.
I
Saata'• Little Belpers
"Are you the real one?" asks Karen
Green, 9, of a Santa Claus in a Salinas
shopping center With ao many Santa.a in
town, it's bard to find the real one.
although Karen says she knows Santa ii
really at the north pole and the othen are
just beJ~rs. Karen has fun playin& Santa
for neighborhood kids.
Trustees Nix
Adult School
Shift Plans
Plana to move part of west
Oranae County's adult bitb
school programa 111to an elemen-
tary school an January have
been abandoned.
But Hwtlington Beach Union
Hltb School District trustees
have ordered adult school of.
ficlals to pursue studytnc tbe
Rob'inwood School for cluaes
next year.
Roblnwood, at 5172 McFadden
Aye., ii to be cbed by Ocean
View (.-..1ry) 8clloal Dta·
trict Dal IUllUMr. n will be tbe
second Ocean View cllatrlct
school to close becauae of dedin·
ine studentenroUmeot.
The hsab school district·
operated adult acbool 1y1tem
curreoUy holds clusea in com·
munlty centen and hi&b 1cboola
tbrou1hout the Huntiofton
Beach ·Fountaln Val ey-
W eatmimt.er area.
Ao adult acbool 1pokeaman
said that if a1reement1 1re
worked out between the two
school diatrlcta man1 of the
claasea would be pulled into the
Roblnwood facllJt.y.
FIDlds Mi8sing
CHICAGO <AP) -More than
SI mlllicJn in volunt.arJ employee
deducUom la m.1uin1, uya the
president of the llnanclally
1tnpf.9d Chlcqo tcbool IJNm, Incl~ •·' mJWon from tbe tHeben peuioo fund.
p,...p~AJ
REPRISAL. •
State Department spokesman
Hoddmg Carter said the ad
mmastratlon 111tttpret.s the U N
vote u a mandate for the United
Sta tea to take addllaonal
measures.
One SOUtte said there ls eome
sentiment in the adminiltration
favoring a U.S. call for a U.N .
economic embargo a&ainlt lran,
samUar to the one lb.al bu been
in effect against Rhodesia tor
many yean. He a.aid aaotber op-
lton LI a U.S. proposal for a
1lobal boycott o{ Iran Aar
fli&bta.
Of fldab ~ t.bere are enoqb~...S "191•': uuuau.. to u.. tJatt.
ed Stat. um w.a 1U1 pma
before tbe aupply b ezhamted.
Wblle stre11ln1 tbe DOD·
mllitary nature ol the U.S. lo-
itiati ve. tbe Car1tt adminlltn·
tion hopes to keep Iran off
balance by continuiq to raiM
tbe prospect ot milJtarJ force to
settle the issue
Girls Club Seeb
Gift Wrappers
Volun&een with • mack for '1ft wrappiDc .,.. needed by tbe
Hunlin1toD Beacb-Fountaia
Valley Gidl Club to wort iD a
booth at Soutb Cout Plua
lhroulb Dec. Ji&.
A Oirtt Club •PGk•man said
the ~ booda la Uie or·
1anlt.UC.'• prtactpal fund tm.· Ina function (« tbe year. Fol' ad·
diUonal laformaUoa, call
541 .....
Convention
Protesters
Acquitted
Six defendant. were acquitted
Wednesday of tre1paaalng
cbar1e1 filed aaalnat tbem
foUowinc a dvU d1lobedieace
proteat held during a military
electronic• cooventioa ill Oc-
tober at the Anabfdm Coaw:n-
tJon Center.
An all-woman JW'J in NOl"dl
Orance County lfunicipal Court
auued the verdict after d•·
liba•tin& two taoura.
ft• m were att..W .;,
Anabelm Police after th.,.
walked up to ta. doors ol ta
COllYeaticJa ~ler, held a banner'
readlq "Stop the Merchant.a ol
Death'· and refused to dllpene
after officen ordered them to do
so.
A total ol 31 people were V ·
rH led in coo.aeet.ton .rttll the
protest sponsored by lbe A}.
laance for Survin1 oraanbefion
A city proaecutor, Caro1
Kunkle. bad ~ved tba& tbe demomU'atGn keel perw
from enterina tbe CGDYeatioo
doon.
DeteaH attorney .James
Maupia IUC c 11 tu1lJ arped tlw.
tbe bann1T'·earr7ia1 d•m·
omtniandldnatbloek..UMU.
The protester8 claimed tbe mWtatJ lltztroai~ aM.._
WU PfOD)QChll 8D ~
arms nee.
IAC'UOtil DUC91a • ....
C'OH!f. tlMlt UM Palmdale ..U .. Ml occv .•• a ..... " u. ...._ca
~~ieal uakla .... . Bu\ aobert Ca1Ue, Uae U.S. 0.olo,s~al SVTeJ Hletill wbo d11·
Torrance Flaines Di.e
TORRANCE <AP> -Neub
two run ckya after a abudderiaa
e.s.ploekm erupgd at a Mobil 00
Corp. reftnery, leavlDI t.bree
people fatally burned and a
1uoU.. tank ID flames. tbe fl.re
burned ltae1f out.
( SI'.4TE )
record bu.)'era around the eoun·
try out ol at leut Sll.500 lD a
mail-fraud scheme bu been in·
dieted b)' a federal IJ'Ud Jury.
The fire wu prooouoced out
at mldaftemoon Wednesday.
About 300 people who bad been
evacuated from tbelr homes
near the refinery received
permission Wednesday morninl
to return, accordinl to various
fire department spokesmen.
A atuDt pilot ma.kina a landlnl
ID an open fteld at lndlan Dunes
near Newball for a scene ID the
pro1ram cracked up his 11n&le-
en1lne Ulbt plane Weclnaclay
monrlnc.
Seven hours later. another
atunt pilot Oyine an identical
Ce11na 182 cracked up bis plane
on the same field while creating
the same scene.
John Friuell Howard, 81, wu
indicted Wedneeday on 15 counts
of mail fralotd for alle1edly auc-
Uonin1 • coUedon' and "out· of-print" records that be never
bad, U.S. Poltal lnapecton said.
Edbea ... ., ..... .,.
TORRANCE (AP> -Southern California Ediaoo bu reached a
$100.000 settlement wltb the
parenll of a 1cub• diver who
dled when be was aucked into
the ocean intake pipe at
Edison's Redondo Beach plant
four years ago, lawyers said.
lnvestiaators have not been
able to get close enou1b to tbe
blazlna tank to determine what
nuaed the fl.rat blut, and no
dollar estimate or the damage
baa been made.
In bet.ween, a police helicopter
crashed in another field 15 miles
away ln an unrelated accident.
Wt1%%•r.r' Re•ll• I•
NEWHALL (AP) -Trying to
film the television series. "The
Dukes of Hauard," is lllell re-
ault.in1 in a few hazards.
No one was serioualy hurt in
any or the mishaps
1_,, O..rtrn Fr•IMI
LOS ANGELES (AP) -A
former Oxnard resident who re-
portediy bilked more than 300
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peterson,
parents of BarTY Peteraoo. bad
sued for $500,000, char1in1 the
company was remiss in not cov-
ering the pipe with a screen or
&rating.
.. ~ .........
Seetc. Dll'ere~
Sanger Bobbie Gentry
has fUed for divorce
from her husband,
James Stafford, after
11 months of mar·
riage and the birth a
month ago or a child.
Woman Hoists Auto;
Trapped Tot Freed
SAN DIEG-0 (AP) -"l don't know bow I did
It. My body hurt.a all over now," said 44-year-old
Martha Weias.
Police say the 5.root-3, 118-pound womaJl
rescued a child from beneath a car Wednesday by
lilUJll the front end of a 4,~pound Cadillac.
The TI.Juana woman reacted after a car went
out of control near an elementary school. Struck
and draaed more t.ban 2.0 feet was 8-year-old
Berta Luz Amaral of Su oteco.
One of tbe wbeeb ran over the child and wu
reat1n« putJy atop her when it came to a at.op.
At that point, Ms. Wetaa rusbed to the rroot of
tbe car and bepn llftlng.
"I COULD FEEL the car movin& when I wu
pulling up. I lifted it up enou.&b for the mother to
aet the llWe atrt out,'' abe said.
Tratlic lnveaU1atora said the woman bad
greue "all over her from where 1.be bad piclt4Jd up
the car. She had Ure maria on ber alacks."
The child WU taken to • nearby hospital,
treated and releued.
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DellCloaa
Texae Spread
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so experience the comfort & style.
all in 1 OOllfi cotton
... 24.•11a• 11.• to 22.•
17M L COAITHWY .. c..-. .......... 67MtH
l4Ht IAYMCMe •• ., •• TO.O ... a TCMO ..... m.JtU
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GRAND OPENING
WESTMINSTER 528 Westmltmter Mall
-..o779
The Rencher coat apltt cowhide.
The golf 1acket poly/
cotton shell with qutlted
ltntng 1n hemp or navy
... •• 43."
Big 46-58
sherpa pile fined tn natural
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ALL STORES JOIN IN x Long 40-64 ,...,,,"""......-~~
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Woven Flannels 1~
cotton. in aasorted plaids
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Missing Contract
Management personnel and non-teaching employees
of Ocean View (elementary) School District have re·
ceived 9 percent pay raises this year.
That leaves only teachers in the district, which
serves north Huntington Beach and parts of Fountain
Valley and Westminster, without pay bikes.
The Ocean View Teachers Association, which
represents most teachers, walked out of contract negotia-
tions last month
Without a contract, district trustees say. it's doubtful
teachers will get a raise.
Probably most teachers would be happy to get a 9
percent retroactive raise as Christmas approaches.
But the proposed contract, much like those of pre-
vious years, includes language which in emergency staff·
ing situations (as determined by the administration)
would leave teachers with little say on such matters as
job transfers or maximum class sizes.
The language, union officials claim. also enables
principals to dictate the number of after-school hours
teachers will work -when considered necessary by the
pnncipals.
Teacher.; s ay they'll work this year without a con·
tract and WJlhout strike~ or sick-outs while trying to win
their pornt
The attitude is commendabl<.'
But will another s hoe drop"
Helpirig Hands
Some big-hearted Hun tington Beach firemen and
oth ers helped a ramaly last week when they l\eeded it the
most
The firefighters helped with funeral costs for three
children of William and Carol Clarke . They also raised
funds to help the parents and their two surviving children
start a new life.
Life for 7-year-old Dawn. 4-year-old Philip and 2·
year-0ld Carol ended Nov. 24 when a fire swept through
the Clarke home.
The Huntington Beach Firefighters Association lent a
hand when members discovered the family had no in·
surance on the rented Huntington Beach condominium
and were fmancially unable to pay for burial services.
Others outside and inside the community have joined
the drive to help the family
A Los Angeles businessman, who asked to remain
anonymous, chipped in $3,000. Huntington Beach Cou.n
cilman John Thomas donated $500. Students al Moiola
School. attended by one or the victims. are also raising
funds
Although nothing will erase the tragedy. some kmd
people have helped ease the financial burden
• Opm1ons expressed 1n the space above are those or tne Daily Pilot
Other views expressed on this page are tnose of thetr authors and
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Boyd/Tree Lease
8JL.•.80YD
-·• aotbeJ' eumple ol how•~ with bralu turned failure lnto
1ueea1: Welt German 01'·
c:bardtat G•rbard Hopp c:ocaldD~ 1111 am applet at a
pnftt. So ............ u.. oee bJ .. to city clweDen
for abaimt •a rear 191' tret. zaeb -... ta atitled to
plek all ...... pl'Ottaced .., ... -'llMedtne.
owu • wtaol•
boada •PPle tnee. Be .-'PP J
Dear
Would you c=te orise a supermarket 1 cart
u daqerous? N would
I. Must be, tbouCb. About
12,JOO peotie a year are treated for m1el they ecm-tend were cted by abop-
pt.n1 carta.
Q. I coce rud lD a m11ter1
DOftl tbll • crtmlJW left a
fake ....... lllt et the leene
ol tM cmlmi. Row woWd tbat
bePollllbM? .
-A. How it .., doDe 9 tb.11&
.__ ol fkUml I do llD& nw. Ila&. It • ,...... all l'tlllt-1''• .... of ncanl &bi.
... -etllpril enated • fU.%91 patawlilallll .....
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If Nn Y..ts
Utl90l'moll ....... , ,.
..... 4 a •o ••lo•• ~tn
•hlcb to put !ti aew Of·
f1c e1. Tbt
cJdUlc• will
COit IDlft &bao m1Wo8. CDOlt ol wbldl ll to._ ra&Md br floll.
ln1 a variety o1 t.u .. umpt IOV·
emmeot bands.
Jn return for I.be ta•peJWn
erectio1 thta 1reat pleaaure
dome for atock-JoblMry, tbe
American ~ll &Jtcbu,. la
wtlltn1 to pa.,y '2.5 mlllloa a year
rent, about half ol wbat it eo1ta
to rent the same alM and quality
space on the open, unaubeidbed
Mailbox
pttn&a 111&$.t, ll 1ucb 1 &bbW 1&11&1.
C:O•ANJa ltU Pad.fl O• a.ad Dldrk. Ronnel. ar..ur
IDd Ooodrtdl UWSI taielr ltoek
QA dllt U.. or aftWated a ·
Cbaa ... ftiln la DO NllClll ODD-
lllt.i& wltb titlt Dadcm'I bn I 1lf· ._.. IOdll ud ...,_Je wm ..,. ,....,, .. tor ......... Id
nrm1. U tb• nry )eirt of cap&• •MAD, U.· eallftal marUita u......... .,. tuch • laliac Pl'4=•11 U..1 can't mau tt •l atftl from UM l*blle
PUl'N. m&1be the 8obWa ate rtlbt and ... ,.. edbettDt to a cty.
1011~.
Or lt IDa1 ·be Uaat we an tbe
limple mum. ol utofUoG. Ap-
parently. tbe American &s·
cbaqe bu l.aUD tbe pomuon
tbat um.. tt ceu a free rtde. it will mow out ol New Yort Qty,
t.11lln1 lta Jobi ud tbe andllary
economic acU.tt.y tt ~
wltb It. ctty ud state poltti·
clau, ltill 1tna11UD1 to recover
from tb• Rockefeller yean.
when eo many eompanl• were
overtaxed and driven out. felt
NSW TOD~ pGl1Uoa baa to
be, lf we doa't olfer the atodt a ·
dlaqe a aibRdy, 90me Giber
ltdt, .... other' city will. New v on lleonect.
Read Ro be rt Goodman's
description o r what
M auachusetts did to keep
Miller Falla, a bud tool factor')'
located in Greenfield. '9>. the
west.em part of t.be state: 'The
state helped persuade the Wlion
to neroUate new wa1e and
benefit eoadtUom and offered
S28$,000 iD state money to MCUtt
'
• ,.,,._ TOWN allO Qned to
.... ltl ta ........... to Mlp
Miller Palla rat•• • IDlllloa
doJlan at low interest to ~ for '
part of 1 new ti. 7 million
pllnt ... It <tbe ualon>
a1reed. .. to a four~ar em.
tract wWa no peJ lnere .... , .
One ll·r•ar-old ••Ider, wbo
Hrned about Slto per week
before tll• aettledleat, aow
earned about •1'5." < Ftodl Tbe Last Entrepreneun: America's
RealoaaJ tt'ara for Jobs ud
Dollars. Simon and Scbuater, im. sn.115.>
Offttinc huce subsidies to win
or keei> 1 company t. u.nivenal.
Here's the packace Penn-
sylvania put to1ether to eet Vollt11~a1en, as described by
Goodman: ·'The state would
build a SlO m1llioo rail spur and
a $15 million hiatiway extension
to suve t.be plant. IL would pro-
vide the auto company with $40
millkm ln a l~ percent tong.
term &oan to finance lbe plaot's
complellon, and an over $3
million subsady to train VW
wortrers.
"A STAT£ t eacbers' and
worken' peruion fund would
provide another S6 million in
loans ror construction and when
the plant was finished, local gov
emment wouJd allow millions of
dollars· worth of tax abate·
ments During 1978 when the
East Hunt.angtoo plant was to
produce cars, VW would pay
local eowmmeol less in taxes
than the cost ol a stngJe De'W Rabb1L"
Since the federal 1overnment
11 the ultimate "-er via indirect
loi.s of tax revenues, i t 's
W astu.ncton that muat end this
nulty. multi-billion buck auction.
That can be done easily enough
by deducting from cash grants
given to a s~te au forms of
compe ns ation the s tate has
made to keep or attract in·
du~try Compared to this Cive·
.J\4 a) the Chryi.ler subsidy ts
nothing
Middle Class Americans Ready to Roar
To the F.d.Jtor:
What 1s a Middle Class
American?
He is the butcher. the baker.
lbe candJestick maker. He is lbe
one who pays his ~xea without a
whimper to keep the
bureaucrata at all levels, in lbe
style lo which lbey quickly
become accustomed.
He ls the one who keeps shell·
ln1 out for welfare, food stamps.
Medi-Cai and all tbe social prob-
lems that the politicians can
use for vote getting. This be
does. even when be doesn't b.ave
enough left to feed his own fami·
ly Then he 1s asked to shell out
some more so lbat the idle rich
can haw a loop·hole to slide
throu.:h
HE IS the one wno 1s asked to
stay at home rather than take a
vacation to conserve fuel while
our politicians ride around 10
ch a uffeur-dri ven limousines
filled up by the taxpayer and
take all sorts of JWlkets all over
the world in the gwse of getting
information for this and that.
He is the one who is ba.odl.nl
together at the polls because he
Is fed up wilb payiq our ez.
presidents and poUticlana b1lh
peMlons plus mllliona more ln
little extras --while they aeU
th e l r services to make IDOn!
millions.
He is the ooe wttbou.t whom
our society would crumble.
Believe me, be t. the one wbo
finally ls leUin& out a roar -
rather than a whimper -ls lick
and tired ol belna milked dry
and is eolnl to &et all politidam
-1>aat, prtMDt and future -
know that the p-av7 train la
comm, tom Urup& md. Lit tbe
reeonll abow tbe middle dua
will tM beard. Tb• day of reeumn. II oow.
Send tbla lltW' to )'OW' eleNd
otftclal and "" blm food for t.boqbt.
G.ltOVACIC
manner, but soon he was shar·
ing his paper, pornung to an
article oo Spiro A1new, he said.
"I astnu:ne you are from lbe U.S
Wbat do you th.ink of Richard
Nixon?''
WBEllEUPON all my pent up
Cury and loathing of that man
spewed out, going all the way
back to his treatment of Jerry
Voorhies and Helen Gab.,ao
Douglas.
When I had rmally exhausted
my litany of his dutardly deeds.
the F..ngllabman ebudded and
with a twinkle in his eye aa.k1
"Well, there's one tbin1 you
have to atve him credit for ..
"Whale~er would that be?"
"Tenacity'"
DURKE HARRINGTON
OWfilerw
To the F.ditor
My heart feels singed and my
pride flares when I see Old
Glory .et afire by foreJp mobs
-· Old Glory, t.be proud symbol
ot a free aDd 1eoerous people.
The Star Spaqled Banner la
biuiq ID It.a bum.lbatkm. The
symbol ot all Uaal mutmd bu
dreamed ol ad fOr wbleh lt bu
foqbt -a drum eom• u.. crum.._, ID b&ASened ubea. But. ... dream will rlM apln
llllt tbe PbMnb -to 11ow wltb
ill OWD llatl
KATllllYN FISHBACK ..........
To the Sdltol':
I read JO'&r paper dally ham
cover co coftf ud ftnd few
faul .. wttb It. It WU wtt.b a
twine• ol dl1ma1. t.ber.tON.
that I deed bow mil'etdbtl
tb• b••4ll•• WH ln JOur Tbt.UqlWla Day la• .
-. 'Paael Hila Onofre
Emilltam" ll tllaNd. Ya."'-
OM rtildl ... artic.19, oee bda that tbt .... dkt aot ....... tM
......... It all. Wlult tM = "hit" .. wt.al tMJ e«rd ==~ moaltorta1 ol Ult
can do wtlbout t1us That sboWd
be left to the movi~
J W. REIO
aecan-r .... PH&
To the Editor.
At lut the doctors are leam-
ina about nutrition• We all are
"pill POOPia" people wbo take
blue ooe9, green ones. red ones.
white ones, etc. Do au lheae pills
know where they are 1oin1 ~r
they are down in the stomadl !
One can just use their imastna·
Uon, as if a UUle wmdow were
there to watch "the n1bl'' that
muat be l'OlDI on.
AnyOIW wbo la sufferin& from
hlfh blood pressure knows he
has to take cert.am dni1s to con·
trol it. Now the doctors are rind
ioe that a simple thln1 like an
oran1e and a banana every day
~ Mlp! It has been proved
and tried.
Sooner or later our doctors
will have to learn that better
nutriUoo wtU be lbe an.s~r to •
lot of our ills that are not bein&
cured by drup.
EMMAHYllAN
r .. r1 ...... r
To UM Editor:
"Remember Pearl HarW -
Keep America Alert" la lbe
alo1an of tbe Pearl Harbor
Survivors Aaloeiatlon, a very
elJte aroup, in UW they took tbe
brunt ol the infamom attack an
Pearl Harbor on Dff. 7. lMl.
There are Dumeroul potmtlal
memben wbo b.a" not jalned
the. orpni&atloft to ... ~ papet&Ul&e UM abow a u )'OU ..... at Pearl •
or on a lbip or bale wttltJn a
UlrM mile redim ol t.be Ill.Ind ol Oabu Gil Dec. 1. lMl. Wwwww UM boun ol O'nll a.m. ud *5
a.m. lllld are taln •ted ta the "*"wen. .... ol OU' coma,. pleaM~:
OICDC.1•1' P.O. BGIS 1,, lM Ala .... ,
CAIO'm
JAll&IL. rACD Pt•', I
rt"ady All other cases were
e1thl'r ordered · off calendar·
dut' to fat.lure ol the part.Jes and
lht"ir attomeys to appear. or
C'OOtanued. or a slJpulation was
filed The morrung business was
completed by JO·JO a.m and no
cases~~ heard an Department
4 in tbe allernoon.
DEPA&TMENT 36, the other
domestic relations department,
had a similar experience and
had no matters after 2:30 p.m.
In all probability. five Judges
would have been adequate to
handle the court business that
da)
The Judges who were absent
look vacation time and were not
ptarlna hooky as mighl be con·
eluded from your Nov. 24 arti-
cle County employees were on
vacallon that day. Histoncall).
the same satuat.aon will be foWld
each yeu primarily t>Kause the
attorneys and the litigants are
reluctant to attend court dates
1mm~at.ely surroundlne major
holld•)'I. ROBERTH.HUCKENPAHLER ._ ... ,
To tbe Bdlt.or:
Hooray for Newport Harbor H1P Scbooll ho CIJ' cham-
plon1hip1 ln on.• day I Con·
1ratnl.....,_ to tbe ldlool, the lirla -.ollnball team. tbe boya water polo team and tbelr
eoacbel!
JOAN SAMJIIS
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J'Pftlll ... •N• VCL"
ta1Maf9Au...., ctt.s na.1.
N~T GAM.el s-.1' o•c , IO ,M, fAT"
kc. If I 11¥\ *fW~ ,._. ..... ~)
(rM-'4tAr
tN 'NI C~(tuau
lllL %" ITU-TOOL
429!
It'• a •ariahle epeecl clrilL
lt'• a 1e1rewcbiwer, it'• a
ha.mmn cbill, it'•. pow9I'
chi.ML Stg ~ HP moto..
STANll Y lllTll
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11 !s~e.,
n 'l U ·--· · 36'' llG \\1 • ~~,-f.1~:.~:,) JOD ~I I . ~,
1 I ~ ••• -.... .,.~· TOOL IACI . _,,,. .~ .. • • • .4 ·~· ·*' 1 s9 ~ .rr.
hmped o~ •n•m•l.d n..l, doan. of
holee for all ty1>9• of tool.a ( y..l\, let'• ...
you put a al.do• hainmer in on•). with
drill bit rack.
819 ja .. to hold th. work. Nothino can mau
you "'°" fru.atrated than thing• ahlftino
al'OUl\cl u you plaft., drill, or whate.er.
Df ·DUH 8-TRAOK Bl'l.:REO With AM/
FM/MPX
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YOUR
CHOICE
5997
Kraco know•
what look•
good, eounc.U
good, and we
make a price
to De good .
DOU GI.AS
•
'II 545
You know, unl-you
nMCI aome of thi.8
lumber the cleal might
not get you too
acttecl, but if you do
then you know the
•ri.ftga are n9!llficant
(big wold). 848 mean.a
aurfaced, amooth, four
aid ...
~~~ ElllDDI ' ~,«'. 427.97 .... l (.
'f"I ~I 1337 . . ,_ ...
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Been priclJ\9 fwniture lately? TJu. looU
lilLe m\ach more anonq. You put tt
togetMt-...tl:r and pe:r :rounelf. Oak
Unt.h. ohrom.. 1-ci•·
BO•TEI
4 rr. a TUBE WUl'AROUllD
~ 16" -sz.240
~QHT 861
'91341 '7--
;::,.;;:: nuo...-cent gt._
uch llght f01' the
mon~ without hanh
ahadowe. 8n&aF cw ample .. n. .. the~·
Tub. erira.
MOIAICI
WAIDIOll
MIUOIDOOU
72x80 93.77
96x80 119.77
48x80 69.77 72x96 109.77
60x80 83. 77 96x96 149.77
Gold Un.Uh. adjuriab~ glide, L ......_
12" ADJUITAILE
JACI STAIDI
St.el. with adj"""'8 pift, tripod .....
Sal... th.an • pile of ortoJu.
;QUAKER.
I STATE
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QUAIDDILUD
20l90 WT.
MOTOIOU.
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WOOD IAllET
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Good vtft, be.ta the cardboard aoap bos.
!),_ up youJ" Ureplac..
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SATllf BLACK A 8RAS8 4197 FINDIH I 1808 OR • 1807
Eapeot to -eom.thino good U JOU oorne lnto-t.Mee.
OllOW CJ.Ill
ll&Cllll AUTO
YACU1JJI : 1577
ThU CllM ~ '"91.ope • lot of euctiol\ to .s..p clean tho. auto N4P-With
attaoluneftt.. P1\a08 in '.FOUJ' ~
1'9hter.
ICI CUii
TIAYI
YOUR CHOICE:
W&UEI ag1as IPIAYDS
•·280 77"
W-380 9777
W-900 31'J"
.......... d.uft .... P.opla ~:r them
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enonnou.a Put. out paint. not air.
IOUCI STUFF ·
6 77 .·.
2GAL.
Few that 91Nlpturecl
pluter look °" chywall.
primecl wood. m.t.al. ~
blocla. er other ma.onry.
Ori.. white. •ppl1 with
roll«. trow.I. or brwah.
Lev rs
o Steve Martin
IN INT8 •W U.t IW1tl ID, lfutia WI ..._
nat 11111 u.o..pi wu mo1t
llOWMn place Jo A.mmta.
''T~ Ha , _ usa," M
,..ponded, "Vtrr little Mala ltrHt. Aed Uteull1 ot a
... .., ... ft)Oit. v .................. .......
Jl'I ~lf1 made of flit
...... J'QCI .......... . ,...._tob!iay ... u.rtwu ...........
• .,,.., "11°" can atw.,. teU
~., ,_.,. ao ewb•n when
tJw7 It.aw maztUN • oa TV,'' Martmuid wttb a laqb.
Well, Torn Haute -popula-
U. ,000 -bu • Hide ot humor, too.
roa OPEN&a. Martlo will
have .. al a 1llT CbeTJ, for <m·
ly t7 a daJ -wttb nnHmtted
mue .... He can uae tt to drift
to tbe C.P'. Industrial Fertilber
Plaat. when dty olftclab have
planned • "8ded tour bll ftnt day.
llutSa't l\dte wUl be a NOID at tM louJ YMCA, un Ml. w • .., • ....., areo•t tneludld •
tbt Y, but c•i:!nclala HJ tbe1 ·u &brow lD r for two a
llM &oc'1 T9COTleo.
And 10 JhrUn wUl ban
tom.UU, to •· Tern U-. bu COQ)il uP wttb a l30 lift
ctrtlftarte be can UM at loe U4 ...,.. Thetor Sa* and
Service, &>I• a.notber '5 &tft c.rt!llate at Slnlbey'a Nb C...
Wub, Ma. Wea• aald.
WJISN 'lllS SUN ,_. don.
llartia can •wtnc to tbe rtlytlunlc
thWD·tblan-tbum of the wuben
at the 11dnl A•enue Wubeteria,
wbicb Ms. Weaer desertbl9 u
"one al tbe nicest laundromats ln the llJdwelt. ••
··And upon am c1epartare trom Terre Haute. be will be pva a
bucU& fJI ddekm to 10 from tbe eo1one1:· Aid 11a. w.,....
"We're serious about tbia.''
abe uld. "We want b.lJD to eome
beck. '1be dty la CoiAI all ouL"
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COORS RECYCLING CELEBRATION
Sablday, December. 8 Celrs TuStln Center Ol(l.Y
In ~ of me rtir;yding efforts ot our Otenot Oe>Unty cueaomert whO heve ~ o.. ·t.000.000 pounch ot aluminum .o ,., thle yeer. Coo,. 01Stnbut1no ~ '!lfN r-y 3" pet pound tor -11 .ium1num beve'9ge caM btought to our ma.In --Oft ........ o.c.ntber •
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SEE 111 CllNT com.....-
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c.llr ft.-l:H-6:JO -~ ........ .
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......_ :_ ....... .,, two =v.:-• :g=.··aetft-.
,... .... Au ccmdtUQa ti a.
lq c...s .,, • blab ,,.._.,..
•1atem °"' Utab, Idaho ud
Nevada tlm la pmhlq delert WlncU OW9T' the mouatalna and
into the Lo9 A.qeles baaJn, the
Natioul Weather Service aaid..
W eatber forec aaters said
as
lltCln Of UM Ame be Gl*t·
ed rnctar. bu& &M wtadl .,. •· Meted to dr.ip to near zero late
Prtday.
'11• weekend wW bl f&lr and
• y, 9CCCll'd1q to fontui.a.
Temperatures an e.apeeted to
reach Ole mid·10I at tbe beac:hes
Saturd.v and Sunday &lld tbe
low 80e In lnland Oru1e County
cities. they said . A
apokeewoman at lbe National
Weather Service said tem·
Will Gas Jump
50 Cents More?
From AP Dlspakltea
WASHINGTON -The Carter
•dmi.nistration confirmed today
that it is considering various
at.eps to reduce gasoline con-
.aumpt.ion, short of all-oul ratioo-
1-°f>oe would be an increase in
,ite federal gas tax from 4 cents
;to~ cents.
· Another would be restricting
each motorist to gasoline
.I ,
purchases only one day a week.
A tblrd could be assigning a
no-driving day to each motorist
or vehicle.
Whether any of the options, or
any combination, will be
employed bas not been decided.
Energy Secretary Charles W.
Duncan set a target today or
holding national gasoline con·
sumptioo in 1980 to no more than
it is this year
JOti%ea. 8J1e•lc
-·"=Upper ·nay Issue
Solutions Varied
Some people said Upper
Newport Bay ought to be
ed tO' k .. p it from beoam·
• amdDat
oo ..... said Chat ... okQ, but
't d:redce ll too much.
Some spokesmen aaid a basin mut be established to capture
1&1lt before It muddles the bay.
1 Tbe Irvine Company favors looWng the buin where the old tbit· worts used to be.
State F\sb and Game wants lt
!above the bay in San Diego
i,.Creek. t These are just samples of
f oplnionaotfe~ Wednesday niatrt
'ill a meetinl called in an effort to aet the Upper Bay fixed.
Assemblywoman Marian
rgetOD, who called the meettnc
attended by about 100 people, not·
ln the eod that about the ooly
thing everybody ap-eed on wu
t Upper Newport Bay is in 1 trouble, real trouble.
, The Republican legislator
t from Newport Beach called up· f on all 10 agencies that are sup-
' r •
posed to be takin8 care Of the
ba7.
Tbe d.e pola1 ol ..,_ID«lt amcms the aperta and politt· cl8m .. th.t tbe My '9 llllifta up wtua llJt and other pollutmta.
But there were f~ other pobsta
of acreement Wednesday night. And that, said Mn. Bergeson,
is the point.
Tbe assemblywoman said
funds for whatever work ls de·
cided upon would be easy to get
through Sacramento, "as loog
as you all present a unit.eel frout.
The Legislature will act, but it is
going to demand unanimity."
Fred Worthly, a a pot es man
for the state Department of Fish
and Game, which operates the
741-acre ecological preserve.
said the best way to save the bay
is lo leave the silt alone unw all
the territory upstream quits
sending silt into the bay.
His remarks were countered
by Frank Robin.son, speaking for
the Friends of Newport Bay. He
<See UPPER BAY, Pa1e AZ)
Duncan also proposed a set of
state gasoline conservation
goals ranging rrom no reduction
in Alaska and Colorado, which
already have mel their targets .
to 7 percent in California. to a 15
percent cutback in Kansas.
Duncan said the reductions
would be sought through volun·
tary state plans, but that if the
states fall to achieve their
tareets, President Carter could
make both the plans and the
tareet.s mandatory.
At the same time, Duncan told
a news conference the Carter
administration would publish
Friday details of a standby
gasoline rationing plan that
could be put into effect I.I the na·
lion faced a prolonged sbort.aee
of 20 percent or more of sup-
plies. Public comment is invlt·
ed, beaakl.
While Duncan said lt would be
preferable to let the stat.ea cut
gasoline use voluntarily, the ad-
minlatratlon waa conaiclerlng at.Pt tbe fedenl 1onmment
could take to reduCe 1uoUne
cOlllumptioa, abort of all-oat ra·
Uontq. aucb as hleber eu taxes
or no-drivinl days.
An Energy Department fact
sheet said public suggelltions are
being solicited until Dec. 20, and
some draft proposals would be
published in January, with a
deadline of Feb. 4 for a final plan.
Tbe gasoline consumption
limit set for 1980 is seven million
barrels daily, about S percent
lower than 1978 average con-
sumption, but about the same
expected tn 1979.
The target was set al an
average of 6.8 million barrels a
day for the first quarter of l!Bl
and may be adjusted each
quarter an the hght of ex-
penence, Duncan said
The mdlvidual state targets
we re preliminary. to be d1s-
c ussed with the s tates and
perhaps adjusted as necessary.
Fl FTEEN CENTS
Nation's Hot Spot
peraturee will be five dea.reea
cooler by Monday .
Tbe threat ot ft.re in Oraap
County's bruab laada baa
become to acute, aceo.rdint to
Capt. Marc Hawk.lna of the COUD·
ty Fire Department, that fire
CNWI are Oil red alert •tatua.
Tbe d.anaer from wind, low
humidity and lack of rainfall
also baa broucbt about the
closure of the Cleveland N•·
lional Forest and other brush
ud canyon area m the county,
be said.
Anyone •eoturinl into cbed
area• ol1 ol roadways ii subject
lO a ftnt. be added.
A welder cuttina Junk metal in
the Plano area ol trabuco can.
yon toucbed ()ff a fire Wednet-
day that bu.med two acres ot
bnab. County ft.re officials 8eDl
more than a dozen unit.a lO the
fire initially, bul recalled cnoat
ol them when the fire wu quiet·
Optieal Illusion?
ly b~l under CGDtrol.
Tbe welder. a 55-year-old
Compton man, waa cited for
weldi.n& in a cloHd area, Capt.
Hawkb»Nid. A .. ,.. IJac alert," called
when wind and humid.Jty combtoe
to make Ttgr of bruab fires extremeJJ • baa been called
ror Oran•e. Los Angeles and
Ventura counties. said Loa
An&eles County Fire Depart.
me.nt spobamao Dick Friend
It might be called a study m stripes. these
two Grevys zebras, largest of the zebra
family, who a ppear to have eyes for each
other at Lion Country Safari lD Irvine.
Councilwoman Left Out
Irvine Official Rapa Closed Session
City Q>uncilwoman Mary Ann
Galdo is crttict&ing what she
calls "government by task
force" in Irvine after she was
advised not to attend a develop·
ment panel sess100 because 1t
would violate the Brown Act, the
state's open meeting law
The panel -the development
phasing task force -1s cha1red
by Mayor David Sills and also
has Councilman Art Anthony as
a member.
"As a public official." she satt1
in a memo. "representing
thousands of IO<!aJ res1denL'i. I
am unable to even hear or
part1c1pate m d1scuss1ons bear-
ing upon cntical dec1s1ons fac-
mg our etty." she said
Sills. however. said today that
without. committee~ or task
forces to study important issues
and make recommendatJons to
the ruU council, full-time city
legislators would be necessary.
"Her memo made no sense to
me." the mayor said.
Mrs. Galdo had sought to at·
tend a met-ting last week. of the
development task force, a panel
estabhshed in October to resol~
questions of when and where de·
velopmeot should occur next
The councilwoman u1d she
~as told by City Manager
Wilham WooUett Jr. that her at·
tendance at the meeting would
be m v1olat1on of Brown Act pro-
'1s1ons .. because three members <a ma1onty) of the Caty Council
would be deciding and dehberat
mg on ctty mauers in what was
l'ssenttally a pnvatt' meet.mg
She said that "pnvate special
1nteresh . can a nd do
part1c1pate in these delibera
lions while the ma1onty or the
elected decision makers cannot
leplly do IO."
A repreM!)t.ative of the lrviM
Company ia a member of the
task force and last week's meet
ing included a presentation on
com merc1al development by
company officials.
However, Sills sajd the presen
lat1on was important enough
that be sent out memos the next
day lo council members Bill
Vardouhs. Larry Agran and
Mrs. Ga1do mdicatuag arrange
menta could be made ror them to
have the same presentation
Woollell. respondrng to Mrs.
Ga1do's memo. said has advice
lo her "was that two city ~11
members would be m a ttend
ance already (at the task force
meeting> and your presence or
that of anotht'l" city council
member would violate the
Rrown Act "
UC Irvine Center
"That was true ." Woollett
said. "because the meetina was
neither a regularly scheduled nor
a special meeting or the City
Co unetl ··
Usage Fuels Debated
By DAVID KUTZMANN
Of .. CMllty ...... tuft
A cilY·•poosored analysis of
proposed uses within Irvine's
University Town Center in·
dicates first-stage retail d~
ve lopment ia eeonomicalfy
sound but expansion ln later
yean would be far more chancy.
Prepared by Gruen Gruen and
Alaoelatea ol San Frandlco, the
atudy reacbel coocluaioaa aure
to at1r b'ab debate Oll vtrioua
uaea propoMd wtth1n Town Cen· ter•1 con area acrou from UC
lnfDe.
AmODI tbe c:oaclualoal and ob-
Mnada:
-••: me n " ntaU IJ*'e up to m.ooo aquaN feet would
bt mOllt llUIJ to face u.e lttlfest
comDIUUion hom both 411tttn1
and" ,•fut•re ntall outlets
elanbln. ··0ur belt JU: • ii tllat wtdletblt compu.y ba•• llttl• dlfflculty ln aue·
· cnafUlb compl.Un1 pbue 1
with Jt1 bta97 empbu11 OD food
aervlN and '*NaUoa, UI W·
thi11.te buUcl,out ot na.ooo
14\W'e felt ol retaillnl would bl
' ~ tb8 Nta1l mana for tl•• I onfHable futve." UM lttidJ1111. _ ............. , 1#11 -
0J' prtftte tundbla -.... bl required to provld• traaalt
Hrvlce to aJld from hwa
Center .......... flooii trlilllt
rartlr CON' tM operatial .-. and ':1' II Dlllla)J U.al ....,
fbed roate or demaad·
responsive (dial·a-nde> service
to the (Town Center) could be
provided without public sub-
sidies,'' tbe document says
-~ of a 751-ieat
performinC art. theater is UD·
nece11ary because It would
duplicate already existing UC
Irvine facillttea and also
because Ill proposed al&e would
not be sufficient to "induce out·
side attractiooa to rent the fariJ.i.
ty " 1be consultanta instead
sunest an auditorium-banquet
facil.Jly "which bu the advan-
tage of providine more Oexibte
space at far lower costs."
The city's Arts Committee ls
presently studvm" ways or
(See CENTEa. Pace AJ>
Swilp Made
Aikens, Mulliniks Traded
TORONTO <AP> -Tbe
CaUfomia An1el1 Hnt flrat
baaeman Willie May1 Aikens
and lntielm Rance Mulllnib to the K_.11 Qt7 Jloyall ~
for outftelder Al Cowem and ln·
ftelder 1';Mtd Crua ID a deal com·
l tec1 at buebell•a Willter meet·
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lot tbe AiiatUD Lt-1118.'Wiilt
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Paelflc toHt f;eallu• aad CaJ1fonU • 1'11. H4t lllt .Ma 1il
Mrs. Gaido said last week's in
c1dent "leads me to question the
wisdom of our city's recent
trend of ··government by task
force.
"Nat only lS this an affroot to
me and other eleeted officials
whose sworn duty is to represent
our constituents, this also re·
<See PANEL. Pate A2>
Coast
Weather
Fair tbrou1b Friday.
Nortbeut winds 15 to 2S
mpb below canyon• lo
OraQle County decrees,
in1. Lows tcmlebt from 43
at the beaches to 53 ln·
land. Rllhs Friday from
mld·'JOll aJOQI the coast to
low llOl llLlancl.
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SAN ANTONIO T M (AP> -lllU II med a.a Palaia~. NidDt .. ...,.. dma tbe WU'll Tuu 1..m b.11 naW out to.Ir aatkm oft• meD\lOMd u ..U· haveni -&apt. 8aiulk Atrtea. Panama -.I 11le BaJwnu,
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freed .,.... Rot.rt Anaeo aald W9dneldu. Arm.•1 eommesata ..... tbl ftnt public l'ema.rb 1mc. the
ab.ab llippecl into t.ackl&Dd Alt Foree Bue an SUDday for an ln· deftalte stay followtnl cancer and 1.Ubladder tNat.menta 1D
NewYCl'k. ·
11.S. I• .414 De•nl• Paei
LONDON <AP> -1'bt United Statel bu •aned to makt
avallabM tranaPort alrenlt t.Qfty military equipment needed by
Brttllb iroopa to aupervhe a eeue-ftre ln Zlmbabwe llbodllla'a
1uerrilla war, BrlU.b sources Nld toda)'. Brtt.aln 11 to take over full coatJ'ol of Zimbabwe Rhodesia
prior to elecUoDI followinl the espected~cceaalul eonclmlon ln London tb1I week of t.alkt between Brt , tbt Saliabur)o tov·
emment ol Prime )(la.later Abel Mu.ore and bl•ck per.
rlllu ol the Petrlodc Front. Brttaln 11 aend•nc 800 troopl u part of a Commonwealth
monltorinl foree durlnl the election period, but cut.'IA defente
spendlq have left the Royal Air Force without any aircraft bi&
enough to transport troop.carrytnc Puma hellcopteB needed by
the aoldien. ..,,r., DUeuse• SA~ T De•••e·
WASHINGTON (AP) -Senate Democratic Leader Robert
C. Byni said today there la no chance the Senate will belfn de·
bate t.blJ year on the SALT II treaty.
"l don't see bow it could conceJvably be
brought up thil year," BynS told reporters.
"Our time la running out."
That means floor debate on the treaty
will not begin until the elect.Ion campaign 1s
heating up next year. a prospect supporters
or the agreement hoped lo avoid.
Gold Prfr~ lu•p• A9ah1
LONlJON <AP> The dollar weakened on the world's money
markets today The price of gold was higher
In Tokyo, the dollar closed at 246.275 yen, down from
248.025.
Gold was quoted al $433. 75 w London. up $7 .35. It traded in
Zurich at $435.
London silver pnces opened al $19.40 an ounce and moved
up in reasonably active trading to S19 70. Silver falliabed in Lon-
don at $19.30 Wedoeeday.
~Add t• N•.,•I F•ree•
WASHINGTON (AP) -The Russians have lncreued their
naval forces ln the Indian Ocean for the second Ume in u many
weeks, the Pentagon reported today.
Defense spokesman Thomas Ross told a brierma three addJ·
tlonal Soviet naval vessels have been sighted in the Ind.Jan
Ocean, raising Russian strength there to 18 ships.
There was no indication whether the step-up in Soviet naval
activity in the Indian Ocean la related to the Iranian crisis and
accompanytne tenalona ln the region. The United States also bas
increased lta naval power in the Indian Ocean-Arablan Sea area
to 21 sbipe from a normal presence of about five.
New Charge Filed
In Pandering Case
A Newport Beach man ac-
quitted ln a September trial of
p1.mpi.aa and puderin& involY·
in& a ~year-old &lrl bu been
named in a ?.lkowlt criminal
complaint alle1ina new ln·
atancea of promotina pl'Oltitu·
tlon.
Donald Smlth, 47, of lJll CUlf
Drive and a female companion
also named in tbe complaint
pleaded lnnocent to &be charaes
durina an appearance Wednee·
day before 0r8Jlle County Cen·
tral Municipal Court Judge
Edward Laird.
The woman, who accordlne to
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investigators is a state pri.aoo
parolee, was identified as
Elizabeth Fay Salazar, 29, of the
same Newport Beach address.
Smith is tbe operator of
Charlie's Angels and Golden
Girls -outcall agencies that
provide escort, ma11a1e and
nude modelinl aervicea formal•
clients.
Smith bad been cleared in the
recent OriJe County Superior
Court trial uatn1 the 11endes
to olmo and pander for a 15-rear-oJd Santa Ana t.een-aaer.
Special Train
Set for LA
Holiday Show
A speda1 Amtrak traln wUl
pick "'P puaeapn 1D laD Juu taptatrano uad at other Orance
County wtationa oo the wa, to U>t Man Taper J'orum'1 ~
ductloD Clf·''A Cllrtatmu CVol''
in Loe Anplee Dec. 11.
Actor1 from tile abow, a
clualc ta1a wrlttan bJ Charles
Dlctem. wlll ride t.be tnlD &bat
depart. fW'om SU DM8.at t :IO
a.m . and url'HI .So.,llu Juan
CapJatnao at 10~• a.m.
'the acton wW pjoYldl lift
ente.rt.ah11Mnt With mtm111, J!:; lien ad COltuiDecl m11f n route to U.. Lot ~llftl• tbtat.-. 1he mettnee flDl1I at • ~.m. la time tor• •:40 ~ tOUtb (ft;m tJldclD ltllkiG. ' Or:anP oo.d1 l'illdmtl ca
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1UJtd, •ut a10borltlH are
1 w.t1N M mar • Ille I•*~' Yh1 a ln • HrlM or almllar .....,., #
Or&a11 tt uura I.Do v11U1 ton .,. worklna •D of.
fie.rt ~ Jrvlne, Aaabelm.
seal ••••la, aad I•• Btrnardbao, aa Dleao au
Rl•ertJde 11 oa tlMt bllMI tbat 11 murders eom•ltted •
1lnc• ,\slril, 1971, IDQ be oc.
nect.d. Autopry ,. cm•tbe 1lil!ll
'•
. vlctlm d6d not ~tJlle c_.
of deatll, but Ofaap IMl1lr•
ct.puU.. Wd tbe ma mQ uw
been~ or IUlfocat..s. .
Aeridelat Vletl• Altletl
Hi• death ta atmllar to 10 GCbll'
murder CaM1 wbicb tM vie--
Um• were all YoUna, male, aude
or paltially clotbtd, and dumPed near major tborouablane, of.
nclall..rct.
Autborltlea b•ll••• the
murden mQ be bomoeexually
related, end .. 11earcblnl for
potentlal 1'etlma wbo may "\ave
neaped deat!l.
lnv11t1pton t.blnt many of
the victlml Wtre hitcbhlkera.
Murder vittlma in the c...
poltce btlleve may be eocmec:ted
are:
-Scott Hushes, 18. of
Waahincton, found oa the Euclid
Street oora.mp to the Rlvenlde
Freeway tn Anaheim on April
11,1m.
-Roland Yount. 23, of
Maywood. dumped on Irvine
Center Drive in Irvine on June
11. 1978. -Richard Allen Keith, 20,
Camp Pendleton Jftrlne, fOW>d
on the San Dtes<> Freeway near
La Pu Road ln Misalon Viejo on
July 6, 19'18.
-Richard Crosby, 20, of Tor-
rance, found OD Hiahway 83 in
San Bemard1no County on Sept.
30, 1978.
-Michael lnderbieten, 21, of
Long Beach, dumped on the
transibon road from the San
Diego Freeway to the 605
Freeway on Nov. 18, 1978.
-Joseph Daly, 16, of
Milpitas, discovered on Palomar
Airport Road near the San Dieao
Freeway in Carlsbad on Feb. 25.
-Donnie Criael, 20, left on the
transition road from Irvine
Center Drive to the San Diego
Freeway in Irvine on June 16.
Ralph Davia, 21, of Lake
El1tnore, found aloq Orteaa
Hl1bway eut of the Orange
County line on Nov. 2.
-John Doe, found tn Carlsbad
near the san Diego Freeway oa
Nov. 17
The latest victim ls described
as 15 to 20 yean old, five feet
e11bt inches, lleht brown b.air
and fair complexion.
Sheriffs lnvestiaaton are aak·
Ing for citizen assistance ln the
lat.est case. Anyone who may
have obeerved suaplcioua ac:tiv1·
ty alona Orteca Hipway in San
Juan Capt.trano ls asked to call
sheriff'• lnveauaators.
fi',... Pt199 AJ
PANEL •••
movea from the members of our
plannin1 comml11lon tbelr
principal rwpomlblllty to over-
see and recommend public
policies bearlna upon lbe future
development of the city.''
She claimed the development
pbaaina task force "baa taken
unto itself the responalbility for
evolvina polctea relatina to an-nexation. ioninC, land ue and
fl1e1l and economic 111et1·
menlt u they relate to the de-
f erral of lbe Irvine Relional
Sbopplq Cent.I'."
Woollett u1d tbe development
task force "ls followin1 \be
dJrectJon of tbe City Council aod
19 not evolvlna pollclu. • . "
Silll laid lf it weren't for the
work of committea, the council
would bave to switch from part,
Um• to full-time 1n lta duti11.
The mayor u1d th• vartoua
tuk force1 and committees 1n
the city are not allowed to make
policy dedllom and instead pre-
pare recqnmeodatioa.t for city ~ell~ Ht am4.'•11n. Galdo tervea oo
the AlljOit u .. ~mmlttee and
that all 1Nlllben ol the council
have commlttM afftllatlonl. "I
Hne cm a dA)' care committee.''
81llt ukL He Hkt that all levell ol ,,,.,.
ernsneat mab UM ol eom.mit.-*-ln ltUdyl'q pnblema.
A man ldenWled u CbalD a&& Uao of
Walnut ls taken from Wftebae of bis car
Wednesday m· lrvtne after a cow.ton with
a truck at the intenection of Jamboree and
MacArthur boulevards. Uao wu taken to
Costa Mesa Memorial .Holpi1a1 for treat·
ment of facial cuts. Police said Uao wu
southbound on Jamboree and attempCed to
make a left tum at MacArthur when the
collision occurred with the northbound
truck. DrlW!r Eddie Dil1clll was not injured.
PatriOtic Rally Set
For Clemente Park
By UYMOND ~A a. .. o.H,~Mall
Servicemen's tamlliea plan lo
stage a patrlolic soog slll&inJ
rally ln a Sao Clemente part
Friday -the 38tb anniversary
of the "Day of Infamy" -to
support the release of boetaaea
now being held ln the American
embassy in Iran
··we thought it would be a
good Idea to have lt on Pearl
Harbor Day." tbe date that marts the country's eatry into
World War II. aald Oliver
Harris, a spokesman for the ral·
ty organizer.
San Clemente City Council
member8 have unanlm~ly ap-
proved the plan for the 3 p.m.
rally to be held in Plaza Park
with an anticipated crowd or
about 3,000 people.
"We want to give the Iranians
the message that the American
people wpport the boetases and
don't like what's golog on." said
Harns. a Dana Poml lnsurance
man.
·'The military depeodenu
have the moat to loee" m the
event an armed conflict
break.a out 11 a resuJt of the ecm-
finement of about 50 American
cltium 1n the embaay 1n Iran,
Haniauid.
Harri.a aald those at tendin&
the Friday rally will be aaed to
sago a sition to Prealdent
Carter a rting any actioo to
obtain the release of the
hostages held since last month
Adm1lllng that the rally was
organized on s hort notice.
Harris said h1s group 1s relying
on medJa coverage to bring peo
pie to the event tn the park locat-
ed a block weal of North El
Camino Real near the comer of
El Portal and El Prado street.a
fi',...P~AJ
UPPER BAY PROBLEM. • •
said tbe baJ OU&bt to kdredied at the apeme of the City o1
Newport Beacb and the County
ofOraqe.
But Robin.son balked when an
audience member, longtime
dredaina contractor John Miller
sugcested that 1.25 million cubic
yard• M hauled out of tbe
waterway over a six-year
period. Robln!On said be didn't
mean that much dred&in1.
Supervisor Thomas Riley.
whose district lncludet the Up-
per Bay. said the problem. are
the result ol blckertn1 between
governmental agencies.
") think the county did a pret.
ty dam Sood job of tak1na care
of the ba,y until 19'Tl when the
atate and Irvine Co. started their
deal.'' be Nld.
The repreaentaU•ea of the
water quali\J qmdu -the
state Water Reloarcea CGalrol
Board, the R•tlonal Water
Quality Cmtrol Board and the
Newt*t-1ntne wute ltanaee·
ment ~ -1a1d &bey know
exactly wbJll oeedl to be dme
for the bey.
Tbey see a four-part proeram.
The upstream cities and unin
corporated territory need to
eoact and enforce stnct ,radlng
laws that wlU keep silt from
wasblq of1 construction sites
A series of little boldinc buuw
needs to be built ln the foot.bills
of the Sant.a Ana Kount.atn.a.
The hundreds ol mllM of dirt
flood control channel.a need to be
liDed with COD~ IO ail\ won't
wub olf Chem durtai 1tormJ.
A ckHiltinl basin or a Mries
of de..utinl bulm needs to be
built Dear the be8d ol tbe ba.J.
Most of the pollticiau q:reed
tbOff probabb' are IOOd Aepo,
bat wbo ~ fOf' t.bem and tn
wbat crder they are tmtitu&ed
were aource9 ol more ~
meat.
l',...P_,,eAJ
CENTER •••
finandn.l a propoMd te.1 mW1aD
theater tn Town Center. ·
-eoaa.1 ••lta C9aW be
filled easily ln the deftlopmeal 1f built "to respond to the pnf·
t>rences of aoutbeaat Orange
County houalng coo.aumen."
HoweveT, the Gruen report
aays proposed 250-square-foot
· · effldencv ualts" do not
re1pond to the bousto1 pref·
ereoce1 of eiltier 1tudenu or
youn1 famllies "likely to desire
houstnc adjaceot to the enter·
talnment or other retail tac-mun propoMd." Tbe low·
cost units 1natud would likely
appeal to senior cltirefll "who
often prefer living alone and
therefore are required to make
s1i.e and cost trade-0ffs "
Up to 800 residential unlta are
proposed for Town Cent.er., an
lrvane Company development.
The Gruell study will be dis·,.
cussed and reviewed by three CJ·
t} commw1ons which meet Dec.
20 The planruna. transportatioo
aod community services com
mllliona will m~ to11elber al City Halltogooverthedocument
An Irvine Company
spokesman aaJd today b1I ftrm
we>Wd bue no official lfitllll•
to the study at th1I time. OompleY
officials wUI attend lbe tri·
com m1.uion meettna.
Tbe City Council requested the
study last year to explore city
concerns lo matters ret.Una to
tran11t. parkinc. realdeo·
lJal/commerclal laod uaea and a
pede1lrian crouiq between the
UCI campus and Town Cents.
Deaian plaM for the Tm
Center commercial area are
preaently beU., IWdled by city
officials Th1I plan muat be 9-
proved by the three clty COQl·
mlaaiooa u well u the ~
Council before developmeat tn
the Uoivenity Town Ceat.r
Plalllled Communlty cu be
completed. So far, 80Diq for CM
area has been approftd and she
preparation work bu been m-
der way for the tint l'9lidmtia.I
pbue ot dnelopment. ·
Torrance Flames Di,e
TOllRANCE (AP> -Nearb
two full~ after a abudderiq
eq»lOliao erupted at a Mobil 00
Corp. refinery. leaviDI three
people fatally burned and a
1uollne tank in namea. the fire
burned ltaell out.
The fin was pronounced out
at m idaltemooo W eclneaday.
About 300 people wbo bad been
evacuated from their bomea
near the refinery received
permission Wednesday mominl
to return, according to various
flre department spokesmen.
lnvesUgators have not been
able to get close enough to the
blazing tank to determine what
<'aused the first blast. and oo
dollar estimate of the damage
has been made.
411&%.:artl' Retll .. I•
NEWHALL (AP) -Trying to
fUm the television series. "The
Dukes ol Hauard,.. is itself re-
sulting in a few huards.
( STATE J
A atunt ptlot mat1nc a landinc
in an open fteld at lDdlao DuDee
near Newball for a scene in the
pro1ram cracked up his stncl•
engine ll&bt plane Wednesday
morning.
Seven hours later, another
stunt pilot flying an identical
Cessna 182 cracked up hia plane
on the same field while creating
the aame scene.
In between. a Police helicopter
crashed in another field lS miles
away 10 an unrelated accident
No one was seriously hurt lr
any of the miabaps
.1..,.,, Oa•rwe• Fr•tacl
LOS ANGELES CAP> -A
former Oxnard resident who re-
portedly bilked mo.re than 300
record buyers a.n>lUld the c:oun·
try out d at least $31.~ in a
mail-ftaud scheme baa been in·
dieted by a federal trand jury.
John Friuell Howard. 11, was
indicted Wednelday oo 15 counts
of mall fraud for alleaedly auc· tionint oil collectors· and "out-
of ·prtnt" records that be never
bad, U.S. Poetal inspectors said.
Edis•• P••• ,. •• .,,,
TORRANCE (AP) -Southern
California Edison bas reached a
$100,000 settlement with the
parents of a scuba diver who
died when he was sucked into
the ocean intake pipe at
Edison's Redondo Beach plant
four yea.rs aeo. lawyers said.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peterson.
parents of Barry Peterson, bad
sued for $500,000, charging the
company was remiss in not cov-
ering the pipe with a screen or
grating
Woman Hoists Auto;
Trapped Tot Freed
Singer Bobbie Gentry
has filed for divorce
from her husband.
James Stafford. after
11 months of mar-
riage and the birth a
month ago of a child.
SAN DIEGO (AP) -''I don't know bow I did
it. My body hurts all over now," said .U.year-old
Martha Weisa.
Police say tbe S·foot-3, 118-pound woman
rescued a child from beneath a car Wednesday by
Ufting the front end of a 4,500-Pound Cadillac.
The Tijuana woman reacted lfter a car went
out of cootrol near an elementary school. Struck
and dragged more than 20 reet was 8-yeal'-Old
Berta Lm Amaral or San Diego.
One of the wheels ran over the child and wu
rea~4)11't)y atop her wben it came to a at.op.
At tl.at point. Ms. Welaa rulbed to the front of _the cir and bepn litU.q.
''I COULD FEEL the ear moving wben I was
pull~ up. I lifted it up enouih for the mother to
cet the little~ out," she said. 'traffic investigators said the woman bad areue "all over ber from where abe had picked up
the car. She bad tire muks on ber slacks."
The cbiJd was taken '° a nearby bospitaJ,
treated and released.
MT ·2XT, 1 XB-<4XB
His campaign plagued •
by serious financial : problems. Brown has
turned to bomosexuab
and benefit rock con·
certa to raise money •
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Bey Responsibility
The Irvine City Council baa gone on record favorina
local control in planning matters relating to Newport Bay
and the areas around It. Of concern to Irvine officials ls what agency wlU have
ultimate responsibility for bay planning matters if the
Southern California Association of Governments is
stripped of its authority by state water officials.
The issue emphasized by Irvine planners and
legislators is the need for maintaining local control of im·
portant decisions relating to the bay and its future. Local
agencies. they say, should have land use Jurisdiction in
the vulnerable watershed area.
That's fine. but what's more important is preserva
lion of the bay itself.
The bay is threatened with extinction if nothing is
done soon to curtail the damaging flow of sllt and dirt
Somehow someone must find a course of action that
would lead to a tamely solution to bay pollution woes.
There is merit in arguing for local control. But there
is value to this premise only so long as it can be dem
onstrated that solutions wiJI follow closely behind.
The state. should 1t choose to move into bay planning,
certainly would have resources to tackle the problem.
Local officials, however. voice fears of Sacramento
bureaucrats forcing unpalatable rules and regulations on
Orange Coast cities.
This could very weJl be the type of administrative
medicine that's needed.
Another Irvine First
Al most other city hulls, events such as retirements
or ratification of pay pacts with employee~ cause little
stir
In lrvme, however. there's something special about
these events
They are municipal firsts And as such, they deserve
special attention.
Take, for instance. Jessie Wilson's retirement. When
she left City Hall last week as supervisor of word process
ing, she became the first mun1clpal worker to retire m
Irvine's eight.year hJstory.
Mrs. Wilson is a five·and-a-half.year veteran of City
Hall service. It's estimated she provided offlc1a1s with
more than 100,000 pages of "accurately typed reports, res·
olutions, ordinances and minutes,·· according to a city
council resolution passed in her honor.
Mrs. Wilson was in charge of a staff of three which
typed and prepared all manner of city documents.
Her retirement was worth mentioning.
The same is true for the city's first pay agreement
with police officers, ratified last month by the Irvine
Police Association. Should the City Council approve it
next Tuesday, another first for the eight·year-old city will
have been achieved.
Beginnings such as this are important
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Boyd/Tree Lease
By L. II. BOYD
Here'• another example of
bow an eotftpreneuer with
brains turned failure into
aucceu: West German or·
chardlat Gerhard Hopp
couldn't sell his apples at a
profit. So be leased bla trees
one by ooe to citJ dweUen
for about • a year per tree.
Eacb leuee 11 entitled to
pick all tbe apples produced
annually by the leued tree.
Herr Hopp owna a whole
buncb of apple treea. He
Weill Dll:d.q.
WoWd you e•te8orize a
supermarket shopping cart
as dangerous? Neither would
l Must be, though. About
12,500 peor.le a year are
treated for lrtjwiea they con·
tend <Were intlicled by 1hop·
ping carts.
Our Love and War man
1ee1 a trend abapin1 up, a
broader return to cooveo·
tlonal marria1e, a general
1hyln1 away from the swtna·
lns esperimenta, the com·
nu.anal Uvtns and tbe uncom· mittAICI aex pmee ot the lat
15 Jean. What'• eauatng tbJI nArtence ol ~for the
olcl-l![r!:s lllatrilDOllY la not op) • llQlt matters run
lo eyclel. llbbe that'• lt.
The Junk romance paa.tema sun played tbemJelves out. 4na1I 1rUl not be newa to the
m.iortt1 however, who can't
return {o fJdellty bavln1
•nrleftlt. • ' • Blonctat of \be world'•
bloa... are 1ald to eome
tr0111 lrelad.
Q. How rteh ta 11rael'1
PNmt.r llmaMm Belfn1
A. Not rtdl at all. Re't pro-
bebly ttit ...... bud ol lta· c. .. tM dneloDild Wottd.. Biii --1•11 • 11• .•. moau.. lte .... ...,..olftlda-..., I
car, 11//1.1..,.~,iillt&• ti, udU.'~ .. .., ...
aftw._.... ....... .....
an • nnoua aub1ld1 to
b u ll d a
downlown
11ly1craper la
which to put
ltl new of·
tlcH Tho
odtflco wJlt
«>•t more lban $50 million, moat or which bl to .,., raised b1 &.t·
lnl a vuriety of ux-eHmpt COV·
ernmenl bond.,
Jn return for the uxpayera
erecllnlC tbls 1reat pleasure
dome for stock· jobbery, the
American Stock Excban1e is
willing to pay $2.~ million a year
rent. about ball of what it costs
to rent the same sl%e and quality
space on the open, unsubsidued
Mailbox
prtvat. ll>Mktt. lf 1\1.Cb a
UJ.lta.
CO .. ANll8 llk• Paelftc Gu
ud Sledllc, Hormel, BruJJ!
eDCI OOodrtcb trade tbelt 1tock
OD Use Ames or attlllated ~·
eb-.nl•· Then la no reuoa CQ\· mi.at wl1b lbe natioe'• ~·
tMtld IOdaJ and economJc: belie
ud p.rtndpl.m for belplq ~
firm•. If the very heart of
capltallam, the capital mart.eta
lbemldftl, are aueb a lolina
proPOlllkm they can't make u
without .in. from tbe public pune. IPQbe the Bol.lhll are
riaht ad -.·re adbertna to a cb· inc 1111em.
Or it may be that we are the
simple vtcthm ol extortion. Ap·
parently. the American Ex·
cha.nae bu tllen the po<Joo
tbal unless it 1et.a a free ride, it
will move out or New York City.
takJnc It.a Jobs and the ancillary
economic activtty it 1enerates
wllh it. City and stale poliU·
clans, 11tiU 1tru11llnf to recover from the Rockefe ler years.
wbeo so many companies were
overtaxed and driven out, felt
NEW YOU'S po1Won bas to
be, ll we don't ofter the stock ex.
cban1e a sut.idy, eome other
1l8te, aome otller city will. New
Votll bl eoneet.
Read Robert Goodman's
deacrlptlon of wbat
M uaacbusetta did to keep
Miller Falls, a hand tool factory
louted in Greenfield, in the
west~m part Of the state: "The
atate helped pe~uade the wuon
to oegotlate new wage and
benefit coodiUoos and ottered
$285,000 lo SUU money to MCUtt
........ ~ aJao .,,_ '° use tta tu..umpt .ut:ua to WP
Mlller 1"1111 ralH a mUUoD
dollan al low lDten:lt to pay ffr
part or a new H .1 a:nUUon
plaot ... It (the unloo) aareed. . . to a four-year con·
tract witb no pa7 lncre ......
One ln·)'Hr-old welder, wbo
earned about $USO per •Mk before tbe settlement, now
earned about $145. •• <From The
Lut Entnpreneu.rs: Amerlca's
Regional Wars for Joba and
Doll•rt, Simon and Scbu.ster,
1919, fll.85.)
Off ertne hU&e subsidies to win
or kHp a company ii u.ntveraal.
Here's the packa1e Penn·
aytvanla put to1ether to get
Volkswagen. as described by
Goodman: "The state wouJd
build a SlO million rail spur and
a S15 million highway exta3ion
to serve the plant. Jt would p~ v1de the auto company with $4C
million ln a l~ percent long-
term loan to finance the plant's
completion, and an over $3
million subsidy to train VW
workers
"A STATE teachers' and
workers' pension fund would
provide another S6 million in
loans for construction and when
tbe plant was finished, local gov-
ernment would allow millions of
dollars' worth or tax abate·
menla. . . During 1978 when lbe
East Huntington plant was to
produce cars, VW would pay
local government less tn taxes
than the cost of a aingle new Rabbit ..
Since t.be federal government
1s the ult..1mate loser vta lndirect
loss or lax revenues, lt't>
W ash1ngton that must end thls
nutty. multi-billion buck auctioo
That can be done easily eniouch
by deducting from cash grants
given lO a state all forms of
compensation the state ha !>
made to keep or attract in-
dustry Compared to this give.
away. the Chrysler s ubsidy 16
nothm~
Middle Class Americans Ready to Roar
To th<' Editor.
What is a Middle Class
American?
He as the butcher, the baker,
the candlestick maker. He is the
one who pays his taxes without a
whimper to keep the
bureaucrats at au levels, In tbe
style to which they quickly
become accustomed.
He is the one who keeps sbell-
lng out tor welfare, food stamps,
Medi-Cal and all the soclaJ prob-
lems that lhe pollllcians can
use for vote getting. This he
does, even when he doesn't have
enough left to reed his own fami·
ly. Then he is asked to shell out
some more so that the idle rich
can have a loop-hole to slide
through
HE IS the one who 1s asked to
stay at home rather than take a
vacation to conserve fuel while
our politicians ride around in
chaurreur·driven limousine1'
filled up by the taxpayer and
lake all sorts of junkets all over
the world in the gwse or getting
information for this and that.
He ls the one who Is band.in"
together al the polls because he
is red up with paying our ex·
pres ident.'! and politicians hilb
pensions plus mill.Jons more In
little extras -whtle lhey sell
their services to make more
millions .
lie is lhe one without whom
our society would crumble.
Believe me, be la the one wbo
finally is leUinl out a roar -
rather than a wblmper --ii sick
and tired or betna milked dry
and la eolnC to let aU poUUclana
-· J> aa t, present and future -
know that tbe aravy train la
comln1 to an abrupt end. Let the
records show tbe mlddle c1ul
will be beard. The day of
reckonln1 ii now.
Send tbl• letter to your elected
ornclal and give him food for
thouaht.
G. KOVACIC
manner. but soon he was shar
1ne his paper, pointing to an
article on Spiro Agnew, he said.
"I assume you are rrom the U s
What do you think or Richard
Nixon?"
WHEREUPON all my pent up
fury and loathing or that man
spewed out, gotng all the way
back to his treatment or Jerry
Voorhies and Helen Gaha1an
Douglas.
When I had finally exhamted
my litany or tu.s dastardly deeds.
the Englishman chuckled and
with a twinJde in h11 eye said.
"Well. there·s one thing you
have lA) give rum credit for ..
"Whatever would that be'!''
''Tenacity!··
BURKE HARRINGTON
01416 .....
To the Editor.
My heart feels singed and my
pride flares when I aee Old
Glory set"aftre by forelcn mobs -Old Glory, the proud symbol
of a free and ceoerous people.
Tbe Slar Spangled Banner ls
bladn1 In its humlllaUon. The
symbol Of aU that mankind bas
dreamed ot and for wblch lt baa
fought --a dream eome true,
crumbllq ln blackened ashes.
But, lbe dream wtU rise •lain
like the Pboen1x -to 1low with
Its own Uaht !
kATHRYN FISHBACK ...........
Tot.be Editor:
I read )'OW' paper daJly from
cover to cover and flnd few
fault.a with It. ll wu wttb a
twln1e of dt1ma1. therefore,
that I DOtic.d bow al11leadtnc
the beadllne waa ln 1our
Tbanklpvbia Day luue.
··Panel Hlta Onofre
Emluklm" ft blared. Yet, when
one rudl tbe article, one ftnda
that the panel did not "bit" tbe
emlalioal at all. What tbe panel
''bit" WU What tbeJ cooaldered
lnadeca,u.at. monltor1nt ot the
emllllom.
can do wtthout th1!i That sbouJd
tx• left to lhe mo\ 1e~
J ~ REID
8etaer T .. • PHb
To the Editor·
At last tbe docton. are learn·
inJC about nutntion' We all are
.. p1U Pol>PUJ" people wbo lake
blue ooe1. ereeo ones. red ones.
while ooes. etc. Do all these pills
know where they are aoiq after
they are down in the stomach'!
One can just use their imaliJla·
Uoo, as II a little window were
l~~ to wat.ch ·'the fi&bt" that
musl be IOiq on. Anyone who la suffering from
high blood pressure knows be
has to take f't'rtain drugs to COO·
trol it. Now the doctors are flod·
mg that a simple t.hine llke an
orance and a banana eve17 day
does help! It ha!! been proved
and tried.
Sooner or later our doctors
will have to learn thal better
nutrition will be the UJ.Swer to •
lot of our llls that are oot beio&
cured by ctruas.
EMMA HYMAN
r .. r•••r .. r
To l.be Editor.
"Remember Pearl Harbor
Keep America Alert'' la the
s lo&an or the Pearl Harbor
Survivors Asaodallon, a very
elite aroup, ln Uiat they tooll the
brunt o( tbe infamous atUck on
Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, UNI.
There are numerous pcteatial
members who bave not jolned
tbe orpnlrattoa to su~ and perpetuate the aboM a
lf you MN at Pead arbor.
or on a lbtp or b9ae wlbln a
three mile nctiUI of tbe laland ol
Oebu oa Dee. 7, lMl. blt•een
t.b• houri ot ems a.111. encl OMS a. m. and are IDtarelt.ed la tbe Mu.re . ..U·be!Qa ol our~.
pleue ooatact:
Oreo a..pwr 14
P.O. Box 1', Loi Alamltol,
CA IO'llD
JAMESL. l'ACD
PN91deAt
Ir•••·····
rt>Jdy All olher cases were
E"tther ordered .. off ulendar
due lo failure of lhe partt~ and
their attorneys lo appear. or
continued, or a stipulatJon wa..,
filed. The morning blisaness was
completed by 10 30 a m. and no cases '4-e~ heard m Department •an the a11.emoon
DEPAKTllENT 38. the other
domestic relatiooa department, bad a aimilar experience and
bad no matwrs alter 2:30 p.m.
In all probability. five Judges ·
would have been adequate to
band.le lbe court busineu that
day.
Tbe Judses who were absent
took •acalioo Ume and were not
playing boolly as might be con-
cluded from your Nov. 24 artJ-
cle. C'ouaty employees were on
vacation that day. HistoncaUy,
the same situation will be round
each year pnmarily because the
attorneys and the UUganls are
reluct.ant to attend court dates
immediatelY surrounding ma.ior
holidays.
ROBERT H. HUCKENPAHLER
& .. r••I
To \.be Edltor:
Roora1 for Newport Harbor
High Sthool! Two CJF cbam-
plonabJpa lo one day! Con·
antuladona to the school, the
jirla ~ leam, the boya
water polo team and their
eoacbell
JOAN SAJllOS r .. r.,..,,.,.
To t.be Editor:
How can our Board of
Supen11an carry CRl t.be busi-
ness of IOft~t of <>ruae
County wben each of ao to 40
parocblal cttlrens lnalats on bav·
JAi bll a.ay? Can't tbeae pro. teaten ttalln \.bat when tbe
promoter of 1,410 bom • even
~ coatemplatlq lester de-
veloplDC!llD ol m. 230 or evt1n
10$ taoa. need Um•, at leaat to to to minut.el, to adequat.ly ,,._
..t tbm projeetl'
TIM rnd«wa ol tome of tbl
protMt ..... ia IDIUUq OD ft•
tbelr three-minute llm1t
&beir ClplalOu IJUt.-
l'f tbt lftll'W °' tbe Nov. • ..,. Of lklpenl.son ~.· ' lllA1lY SC01"r
r
I SECTIONS,. f'IAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, oeceMBER 6, 1979 Fl FTEEN CENTS
Tbe fl ........ WU l'MClf'4ed
•t 'IWD Manne All" ... m
Toro, GIWdlC by h•O d•ll'W •
r"°9'd • for Die. I, Ml ln l• •t tbe llarlno bu .
Tbe Ana cond.lt.aoo la be·
lq ca....S by a bilh preuure
•1•t.em ewer Utab. Idaho and Nanda tW Ml ,...,,,.DI dllert
wiDda OftJ' the mountalna and
into tbe Ia Aneelea buln, the
National Weather Service aald.
Weather forecasters said
mo.re ot the a.amt can bl expect-ed Friday, but tbe wtndl an a ·
eected to drop to oear sero late
Friday
The weekaid will be fair and
1unny, accordina to forecuten.
Temperaluret are expeetecl to
reach the mld-?Ol at \be bucbes
SaturdaY and Suaday ud tbe
low 808 in inland On.nae County
cities, they said . A
apokeawoman at the National
Weather Service uid tem-
Parents to ~ay
Laguna Bus to Cost 70c a Day
By STEVE MITCHELL Of .. o.I.., ...........
Parents in Laguna Beach will
begin paying 70 cents per day to
bua their children to school
beginning early next year.
Trustees approved charging
for bus transportation this week.
faying the average $122.50 per
rear charge for each student.
when added to the approximate
$80,000 the district receives for
transportation from the state,
will just about pay for the pro-
gram.
Currently 1,200 Laguna Beach
youngsters are bused to the dis·
trict's three elementary schools
and the junior high school each
day.
State legislation, s igned by
Governor Brown in October. al-
f · A Bad Claeckup?
It looked like a dental clinic on the lawn at Laguna Bea.ch
City Hall. Actually city worker Burt Campbell was d~l
ing a hole in this Peanuts character so that he could affix
a bolt to the metal brace that supports her as one of the
holiday decoration cast.
Iowa school districts to continue
receiving state transportation
aid u well as chJtrge parents for
busing their children to school
The board action means
parents with one child who rides
the bus to and from school each
day of the school year will pay
$l22.SO per year for the service
Those with more than one
child using the school's bus
transportation would pay the
same price for a bus pass.
But District Superintendent
Dr Robert Sanchis said today
parents have the option or
purchasing one-way passes for
their younesters at half the
price.
.. If the parents can pick up the
chlld at school, or drop him off.
then the cost is cut In half," be
said.
He said district studies show
the program could save the dis-
trict up lo $160,000 a year, if
there is enough ridership.
Sanchis said research of other
districts which use the bus pus
1y1tem shows the initial impact
is a reduction ol about 50 per-
cent of the ridenshlp.
"We would estimate the
dropoff in ridership ln La&una
Beach would not be u teVere,"
he aald. The reason, be aaya, is
because of Laguna Beach's geo-
graphic makeup. Top of the
World elementary school and
Thurston Intermediate school
are located in the hills of Laguna
Beach, making it nearly im·
possible for youngsters lo ride
their bikes lo school.
And the other two elementary
campuses, El Morro and Aliso.
are located near busy Coast
Highway, posing a threat to
youngsters nding or walking to
school
Sanchis said the additional
revenueto the district will help of·
fset the deficit ln the budget that
the district is experiencing due lo
Proposition 13, declining enroll·
meot and the recent Serraoo-
Priest state Supreme Court de-
cision.
"Right now, the additional
cost for transportation is coming
right out of the general fund,"
Sanchis said.
A portion of the estimated
$160,000 savings could go to
finanee teacher pay increases.
The diltrict says it currently has
no money for salary tncreaaes
for the C!Un'ellt year.
Sancbla aald dlltrict offtcials
are studying the posalbillty of
reducing the cost of bus passes <See J'A&E, Pase AZ>
advisers on whether even to rec· •,,...,-·----r-~~~~~-:--:-;--...,.
ommend the tax to the presi-
dent. He said some advisers re-
main skeptical that either • tax
or rationina would reduce COD·
aumptloo.
He laid other options are UD·
der eorurideration, includlftl oil
import quoitu. But be ltl'elled
there la "a IJ'OWinl comenaua•:
ln favor ol eltber taxea or ratioo·
~11'"9U this year approved.
le&ill•tton tba1 would allow ra-tlonlQI wbeD there WU a 20 per'• ceot reductioD m, wppli•. Tbe
~ woUhl·ba.e to to
back to OaUrtM to crsaae that
tepladon lftt.wanted to tmpo1e
ratlODIDI to encoura1• con·
NnatioD. • CBS Nfta ftPocted w.-.. -., tbllt .. ...., Departmet
h&I c:ome IP Wttb a~ n-tioalDI pi. to baDdla a • per· ceet JHotlJl• lborta1e, re·
porte411 ltt li'fiDI mitOrllta
aMtll ~uarten of tMi1' .......... ;:
Por a~'hllGftml plan to fGrft
coueiritkm. CBS aald, tM de-
,partmeat la 1tuc!Jin1 two_,•
1UOD1, UDder CIDI, ucb car Woald
carry •._car tarinl wbieb daJ ol tbe wllM it· .Woald bawa to
•taad Idle. Tb• OU.er would
permit a ear to be ftllM up~
CID a CertUn 4a1 eaeb w•.
La1una Beach Unified
Scbool Dl1trlct truatee
Marylyn Pawey has beel)
elected prffldent of the
1chool bc>ard for th• next
year, sucCeedln1 Dr. RGGild
Cbllcote.
\
Nation's Hot Spot
peratur. will be flve depw
cooler br lload,y.
Tbe threat of ftre iD <>ranee
County's brush land• bu
become eo acute, accorcllnl to
Capt. Marc Hawtlnt of tbe COUD·
ty Ftrd l>epe.rtmeot, that fl.re
crew• are on red alert status.
Tbe danaer trom wind, low
humlditJ and lack of rainfall
alao bas brought about the
closure of the Cleveland Na·
tional Forest and other brulb
and canyon areu ln the county,
be sa.ld.
Anyone venturtn1 into ck>Md
areu oll ol roadway• ~ subject
to a tine be added.
A w~ cuttinl Jlmk meta.I in
the Plano area o( 't'rabuco Can-
yon touched off a ftre Wednes·
day that burned two acres ol
bruab. County fttt officials lent
more than a dozen unit.a to tbe
fire initially, but recalled most
of them when the fire wu quick-
Optiral Illusion,-•
ly broucbt under eoatrol.
Tbe welder. • 55-year-old
Compton man, wu cited fOr
weld.inc tn a cloHd area. Capt.
Hawkim said.
A "red nas alert,•• called
wben wlDd and humidity combine
to make ctancer of brush f1ftll
Htremely bi.lb, baa been called
for Oran1e. LOI Angeles and
Ventura counties, sald Los
An1eles County Fire Depart-
ment spokesman Dick Friend.
It might be called a study in stnpes, these
two Grevys zebras. largest of the zebra
family, who appear to have eyes for each
other at Lion Country Safari in Irvine
Clemente Rally Planned
Pearl Harbor Day, Iran Crisis Marked
By L\ YJIOND Z8T&ADA °' ........ ~ .... Servicemen's families plan to
stage a patriotic sons singing
rally lD a San Clemente park
Friday -the 38th anniversary
of the "Day of Infamy" -lo
support the release of hostages
now being held in the Amencan
eln bassy in Iran
"We thought it would be a
good idea to have at on ~arl
Harbor Day •· the date that
marks the country's entry mto
World War 11 . s aid Oliver
Harris. a spokesman ror the ral·
ly orgaruzer
San Clemente City Council
memben have unanimously tp-
proved the plan for tbe 3 p.m .
rally to be held ln Plau Park
with an anticipated crowd ol
about 3,000 people.
"We want lo give the lrarua.ns
the message that the Amencan
people support the hostages and
don't like what's going on." said
Harns, a Dana Pomt m.surance
man ·'The military dependents
have the most to lose" ID the
e vent an armed c onflict
breaks out as a result or the con
f1oement or about 50 Amencan
r1t1zens m the embassy ID Iran.
Harns sa.ad
Clemente Planner
Fans Board Feud
San Clemente Planning Com
mission Chairman Al Wulleck
demanded Wednesday that City
Council members fire fellow
commission member Bill
Mecham.
Council members agreed lo
consider Wul!eck's demand at
their Dec 19 meeting
are politically motivated and
'"embarrassing lo the city ..
Wulleck asked that "someone
not conneded with a political or·
ganizatioo or in the development
held and a resident of t.be
r1ty for 15 years or more "
be named to replace Mecham.
Mecham ls a school teacher in
the Saddleback Valley Unified
School District. He ran an un-
s uc c e11f ul council campaign
earlier this year.
Special Train
Set for LA
Holiday Show
Ranta said lhoM attendi.nl
the Friday rally will be ubd to
1110 a petition to President
Carter supporting any action to
obtain the release of tbe boluees held since last month.
Admitting that the rally was
organized on short notice.
Rams said tus group 1s relying
on media coverage to bring peo-
ple lo the event m the park locat
ed a block west of North El
Cammo Real near the corner of
El Portal and El Prado streets.
San Clemente Mayor Pro Tern
MyrtJs Wagner expressed con·
cem Wednesday that '"tempers'"
m1ght flare at the rally because
of the seriousness of lbe Iran
situation Rumors have circulat
ed at the embassy in Iran that
three hostages have ~n ktlled.
But Mrs. Wagner supported
the event so tong as the partici
pants c lean up afterwards
Councilman Richard Ahlman
also suggested a city sound
amplification permit be ob·
lamed since a bullhorn will be
used lo address the crowd at t.be
rally
The crowd will be briefed on
the Iran situation and be led in
the singing of patriotic songs at
the rally Free soda pop will be
provided for the participants.
Harris said.
Harns sald he bas become
<See llALLY, Pa&e AZ)
Coast
Weather
Fair tbrou1h Friday.
Nortbeasl winda 15 to 25
mph below canyons ln
Oraoce County decrea1-
tn1. Lows tontcbt from 43
at the beacbea to SI ln·
land. mp FrtQy from
mld·TOI aJoaa the cout to
low IOI lnlana.
INSIDE TOltAY
ffOoiftfl •nriod CrfHI,
Joo• Kt11••d• IGfl .~. ao.. tolm lwr ,_..,,._.Ted "°' gc-. ~ $n ao,.,. ,,.AJI~
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SAN AHTONIO T .... lAP> -ab llau td laa Palllavt, ......... ..,... c:--. in &be WHl•tltb wann Teut ..._ bM NW out bar •atkm oftm m.-sooed u pcaui-.,._ ba..--~ .... Africa, Puama Md TM BIMmu,
• ''1::' =:· la wtt»oldla1 oomment oa tM taklal ol
a.a.a ... ll die U.S. &mlaun ID bla tiud aod oa .U.C•· UoDa a111mt blm, at leut di after t.M Amutc:w 1D Iran ..,. trwt, ....,_ Robert A.rmao Mid WedDeldQ.
A.rmao'• eommenta wen the ftrat publlc Nmarb alne• the
.... 11lPC*I ..... Lackl1Dd Air l'oree aw • SwMSay for IJl in·
definite f"'1 to&lowlnt cancer and 1allbladder treatment.I 1o
NewYoft.
V.S.••.tWD•-' .... P•et
LONDON (AP) -Tbe Ualted Stai. bu aJNtd to matt
avallabl9 tnmport alreraft to ft1 military equipment Medld b)'
BriUlll Wopl to aupenlae a .....-ftN lQ Zlmbabn RbodMla'1
iuerrtUa war, Bl1Ulb IOW'C9I ~~ • BrUaln II to tab over Ml of Zimbabwe Rhodillla
prior to electbla foUowlna tM expected 1uceeutul coaclua&on la
London tbia week al talU .,....., Brttaln, the SaUaburJ IOV· ernmtnt ol Prtau Mtnllter Abel 11\&IOl'ewa, and bleek tu•r·
rlllu al the PatrtoUc Proat.
BJ1t.aln la ..,,.Un1 eoo troopa u part of a Commonwealth
monttorlQI force d\ll'tU tbe electtoa period, but euta tD defeme
apendiq tiave left tbe Royal Alr Poree wit.bout any alreraft bll
enoup fo tranaport troop-eUT7i1l1 Puma beUeopten aeedld by
the to&dien.
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WASHINGTON (AP> -Senate Democrat.le Leader Robert
c . Bynt taid today there lA no chance the Senate will beeln de·
bate tb1a year oa the SALT D treaty.
"I doo'l aee bow it could concelnbly be
brousbt up tb1a year," Byrd told report.en.
•·our time II nmnln1 out."
That meana floor debate on the treaty
wiJJ not begin unUl the election campaign 11
heating up next year, a pr06pect supporters
of the agreement hoped to avoid.
IY•D
LONDON (AP> -The dollar weakened on the world's money
markeu today. The price of aold waa higher.
lo Tokyo, the doJlu closed at m .275 yen, down from
248~.
Gold was quoted at $433 1S ln London, up f7 35 Jl traded in
Zurich al $435.
London silver prices opened al $19 40 an ounce and moved
up In l'ftlOUbly acUve tradinl to $19. 70 Silv•r tlnlabed in Loo·
don at '19.30 Wednesday
....,. Atld t• N•l'•I fi'eree•
WASIUNGTON (AP> -The Rwsalana have increaed their naval forces lo the Indian Ocean for the second time in u many
weeka. the Pent.a1on reported today.
Defense spot.e11man Thomas Roes told a briefin1 three add.J
Uonal Soviet naval vessel.a have been ti&hted ln the Indian
Ocean, ralalne Ruaalan atreni\h there to 18 shi~.
There wu no Indication Whether the step-up In Soviet naval
acUvlty l.n the lndlan Ocean la related to the Iranian crisis and
accornpanytn1 lenllona ln the regtoo. The United States a1Jo bu
l.ncreued tu naval power ln the Indian Ocean·Arablan Sea area
to 21 lhlpe from •normal pretence or about tlve.
New Clµirge Filed
In Pandering Case
A Newport Beach man ac-
quitted 1D a SesQmber trial ot
ptmplnl and panderlns lnvolv· Ina a 15-year-old 1trl bu been
named ln a a.count criminal
complaint alle1ln1 new ln·
llaDC• ol promotinl prostltU·
Uoa Doa.ald Smitb, 4T, Oii 1111 CWf
DrlH and a tamale eompanioo
alao named lD the complaint
pleaded lnnocent to the ebarpe
durlq an appearADH WedDel·
day Wore Oraqe CountJ Cen·
tral llunlclpal Court Judie
Edward Lalrd.
The woman. who aceordina to
DAILY PILOT
l.nveatleat.on it a 1tate prilon
parolee, waa ldenUfled H
Elizabeth Fay Salasar, 29, ot tbe
same Newport Beach addreu.
Smith la tbe op•rator of
Charlie'• An1el1 and OoJden
Glrll -outcall a1enct.ea U\at
ptovlde e1eort, MUHi• and
nude modellna Hntcea for male
cUenta.
Smltb bad blen clear.cl In tbe
recent Onnt• Count7 8upelior Court trtaJ of ualnJ \he .,_..
t.o DlllJP and Dander for a D-
felr-oldSanta Ana teeo·11er.
Tb• tlrl te1tlfled that 1he
performed aexual actl with
male cwtomen who bad con-
tacted &nith'a a1encle1. Smith
telWled that be bad DQ._flnUwMf
lmowledp of what the women
did 6n the call.I and claimed All)'
employee eaiacinc lD pl'Oltltu-
Uon wu ftnd. ,
llaze Hits
Home in SC
A la• Clemente motel manafel'. wu nldel.1 awlkeld earJr tod81 wbm a 1h0rt ctrcalt
IA ber mrt1erator cauaed a 1mok1 blast and tl,000 ta dam.,. to her borne.
Ra1'D ~ ol .... 1:1
Camino Rea ailed ftremeo
•barU1 .... t:• .......
lb• 1mell4id asnok• trOm w
tUeM& J\NtneD &rriM a
q"'*b'dDuMddaebl ... NO_. .........
•1 DllA>lla aaoou aawnc ...............
A~ ftGMUdeW,
WU '1 •Ort.Ip H••~••r •••r ••• 11an c1,11trn ,. ..... ••ld.n· un •• ; 'ltut .. uborlll11 .,. ,,_......., hemQ be
latHt •lcttm lo a Hrlet ol
11 U&r \A"d9n.
Oraqe County •rUf't ID· .eiitillllofl .,. wwtiU Ol· ncers from lmn.-'Aa.W•. • ••• ••••b, ·••Cl ••• ••n•rdlao. a.. Dt•10 uf IUventde eatmtS• on tt.e Wal ta.at u muran eommltted
alaee AprU, llTI. may be ecll· Met.eel.
4UtosllJ Nlu!tl GD tM ....
vldlm did DOt piDpicat tbe ame
of dutb, .,. Oranc• llMIUr•
depuU. ukl tbe man may~"
bMD •t.nDOid. •Uffoe•t.d. ff ta death ta tlmUar to 10 «bll'
murder CaMI t.n whlch the vie·
Um1 went all youq, male, nude
or partlallJ dotbecf, aa4 dWQPed
nHr m.tor t.borvqbf.,.., ol·
(lcW.atd.
A utborltlH b•U••e the
murdert m.11 be bo OMSuaUy
rtlated, ad are aeareblq for
potential YlcUmt wbo may uve
neaped death.
ln•eltipton tblnk DlAD1 ol the vlctllm • .,.. bitebtdlsen.
Murder vlet1.ma in tbe MM1
poUee bellne may be connec:ted
are:
-Scott Hu1bu, 18, of
Wublqt.oo, found on UM Euclid
Street onramp to the Riverside
Freeway in Aubelm on April
18. 1178.
-Roland Youn1, 23, of
Maywood, dumped on l"loe
Center Drive ID Irvine on June
11. 1978.
-Richard Allen Kelt.b, 2D,
Camp Pendleton Marine, found
on the San oteso Freeway near
La Pu Road lo Ml.Alon Viejo on
July 8, 1.178.
-Richard Crosby. 2D, ot Tor·
ranee, found on Highway 83 m
San Bernardino County on Sept.
30.1918.
-Michael lnc:lerbieten, 21, or
Loni Beach, dumped on the
transition road from the San
Oie10 Freeway to the 605
Freeway on Nov 18, 1978
Joseph Daly , 16, of
Milpitas, dlscovered on Palomar
Airport Road near the San Diego
Freeway lo Carltbad oo Feb. 25.
-Oonrue Crisel, 2D. left on the
transition road from Irvine
Center Drive to the San Dieao
t'reeway ln Irvine on June 16.
-RaJph Davia, 21, of Lake
Elsinore, found alon1 Ortea•
Hl1bway eaat of the Oraqe
County line on Nov. 2. ·
-John Doe, fotmd l.n Carlabed
near the San Die10 Freeway oo
Nov. 17.
The latest victim lt de11cribed
as LS to 2D yeans old, five feet
e11ht UlCba, li&ht brown hair
a nd fair complexJon.
Sheriffs inve11U1aton are aM·
tn1 for citizen ualtt.ance in the
lateal cue. Anyone who may
have oblerved eu.splcloua actlvl·
ty alone Ortega Wpway ln San
Juan Caplttrano la uked to call
sberiffa lnvesti1ator1.
fi',....PageAJ
RALLY •••
aenaltlve to the worries of local
aervlcemen't famlUea because
of the Jran emit. He aaid be
know• many military depen·
deota from hla work with
REACT, an area emer1ency
radJo relay ll'OUP·
Car Sought
After Cra8h
MONTEREY (AP)-LawtD-
forceDMnt authorities eonUnued 1aarcbln1 for a car tbat
aldeawtped a motorcycle, ca•·
lq two JOUDI men to late tWr
leftlep.
Tbe CalUornla Bl1bwa1
Patrol llid the C!at lideawtped
the motoreycle wbUe ..P.._ lt
Friday nt1bt northbowad on
H.llhw1,1 l, about 1J mu. IOUtla otlloaterwr.
The vehicle, wbleb failed to
atop after lb• eras~!.....""
duet1bld u • ..... gm •
n•wtr LiDcola ConUaental,
wblcb wW bave clam.,. oa tbe
rl@tfroat.
Oement~ Voters
To Decide Division
Sao Clemente vaun will be
uked April 8 to decide wtMltber
tb• d'7 will be divided Into
aeven eouocUmanlc dlltricta
with CIDI c:omdl repraentative
from ucb dly PoCJ'•pblc area.
TIM flft current council man·
ben voted UDUlmoualy Wednes·
day ntpt to place the luae oa
the Aptil baUot that wlll lncludt
the DHlll al caodkt.tes for two
council Mlll up for •raba.
"People lbould ban the rilht
to vote on bow they are aov·
emed," Mid clty PlaJuU.na Coen·
mwloo Cbairmao Al WuUeck
who 1pearbnded tbe drive to place the lalue on tbe ballot.
The councllmamc diltrict ~
received tbe 1upport of the coun-
cll-appoUited Ctt.U.em Advbory
Committee.
Wulfeck. a developer's
repreaenuttve, claimed that be
would pay for any add!Uooal
ca.ti to the city for placlo1 tOe
laaue oo the ballot.
Wulfeclt said the city v<Mrs
could cut ba1JoU under' tbe new
form al repreNDtaUoo • earty
.. 19) ti they aRP"OV• tM ballot
meuure in Aprtl.
Undn tbe proposed 1even
councllmanlc dl1trlct ayatem.
Wulteck tald voters would vote
only for one representative from
their posrapblc ....... Preseotiy
voten are aUowed to •Ole at
lar1e for either two or three can·
dldates -with no re1ard to
eeosrapby.
Wulteck. a represent.aUve for
Cyprus West. a local deve&op-
menl company. claimed the new
system would eliminate 1pecial
Interest sroupe from 1wayma
couocU electiooa.
Other detailA of the 1yatem.
such u wbo m!&ht detlpate tbe
MVen coundlmanlc d.iatncta ln
tbe clty. would have to be
worked out al\er voten decided
on whether to approve the April
ballot meuure.
Festival of Arts
Bylaws on Agenda
f M~mbers of the La1una Beach
Festival of Arts wlll meet
toni1bt at 7. 30 to vote aaalo on
l wo propoeed cban1et to the
festival bylaw• lbal omctala
claim were unclear.
Laat month, durln1 the
nneral iqembenhlp meeUna ol
lM 1,800 mtmber Of'IHIHdoaa,
two propGM.la for ehaqe1 to the
fettl\'al bylawa were introduced.
Both propou1a were approved
by the members pruent and
mall·ln ballota were to be amt to
the entire membership.
• But featlval olfklala aald they
found the wording of the two
proposed ballot meuuru un -
clear. and called for a aecond
meeti.q oa the propoled bylaw
chan1•.
One would allow nhibttini
artlJll oa the f eatl val arounda
full membenbip 1tatua (ft order
for lbem to participate In
aeneral membenblp declalon
maklq.
The teCOOd motloa would Umlt
the termt of office of board
membera to two conaecuUve
lbrff·Jear terma.
That cbanee would allow other
reaUvaJ memben a chance to
1erve oo the board, acce>rdlq to
former board member Lee
Chlldrns. wbo Introduced the
prol)OMd chanae
Yettival otnciall said that,
bued on an opUlion by festival
attorney Robert Mudie. the
memberahJp tbould be polled
a1aln on 1>ropoul1 that are
more clurt1 WOf"CSed.
The reYlled propoaals will be
voted on br 11aemben lOD1Cbt tn
lbe Forum. P'e.Uval omclala
taid only metobers with cards
wlll be allowed In.aide the build·
ln1 for the"*·
Mayor Welcomed
N ABLUS, Occ·c1pted Weal
Bank <AP> -Jubilant
tboutand• welcomed home
Nablua 11.,or Baaum Sbaba
wltb tbunderoua cbeere, a
1bower ol roM petals aod claims
of a "Paleltinlao vic:to17" after
ltrad abandoned It.I auempt to
deport him. 1'broulbout the OC·
cupied Wat Bank and the Gu.a
Strtp. tmalam created by &be
Sbakak cue eased. Tbe a Arab
mayon ,and other mwlJcipaJ of.
nctall Who b.cl reslped ln Pl'O-
ie.t returned to their jc>M.
Glendale
laa Joan C1pl1truo CllJ
CouodJ ••m'9n II••• .. -Una.cl uaW , .... eets. •• C°PGMd t.m-ecte ~ J Glendale rederal aa-..
ud Loa AleoddM in the Milt
90Ullt oltbeOrteo w,bwq ..
Tbe dleilloo to deJaj .U. oa
conalderatJoa ol a r.TtMd Wu
for t.bt ~. u w.0 ·11
coatlderatkla ol a aupplel'IMllt to
the ..mn.uDID&al imPMt .,.. port, came at tbe ,.. .. ol
OlndaM J'9deral oftlctd. •
,,,. ~ laid lt •liUd
more UDM to Ntpond to the
tncb·t.biek ·~·~ prepared bJ tb• clt od
Ultraty'IWm, IDe. ol
Beaeb.
The CIOmPIDJ allo wutl to.,..
vlew a propoHI that wqu.ld
cbanse tM re'JiMd deft~
plan for the hWai.:Jn>
An envtronm imped; re·
port on the pf'CllpOMd dev41op-
ment wu rejected bJ tbe ltty
lut 1ummer. after dt7 ~
tald the report did not~
Jy COYer effect.I OD publle lm·
provementa, 1cbool fea, tbe
amount ol &radinl necessary for
the project and the vbual and
trartlc Impact.a of t.be develop.
ment.
The report, completed late
, .. t mouth. '"" .. " threerli use alternatives for ta.
with maximum dwellina
allowed on the lite r&D11D1 ft'oal
1.111 to uoe.
San Juan Caplltrano plaaaini
offictala recommend tb• I.bird alternative be adopted, uytu lt
provldea the hiibest amcMait ol
open tpace ln the hlllalde and
the 1ma1Jat acreqe devoted to
houat.nc.
r ..... r-.A1
FARE •••
for famllin who ~ unable to
afford tbe pro1ram, and canoot
transport younptert to school.
Stale Department of Educ•·
t.lon offlclall aald ln Sacramento
today they do not know bow
maay acbool dlttrlct. ln the
at.ate have Mt up such a IMlf fee
pro1ram aloce lbe 1onrnor
1iped the lesblatlon in October.
Al Kemptoa, fteld repreaeo·
tat.Ive for the Bu;ruu ot llanace·
ment Sentces, 1aJd be b.u re-
ceived between 2S and ao calls a
day from acbool cftlda.ls wttb
queaUona re1ardin1 tbe new
•• , ... ation.. •
'1"bll!n Ml ..... lat o( ln·
t.e1"ftt <from dllbid:a) bul I'm
not sure ~ b.u Mt up • fee
1cbedule under the bill u ol yet ..
He said it lA too early In the
1ame for the at.ate to detenDloe
how many dbtricta are Pnioar·
tne to initiate the procnm.
"It bu taken tbia mucb time
for dl.atrlcta to set 1eared up,"
Kempton aald.
ff e aaid be lt DOl a ware ol Im)'
protat or 1a .. wt ftJed qalmt
the lecbhltion. addln1, ··1 don't
beUeve the prosram bu been
quest.lclned u yet."
Water Flow Cut
SACRAllENTO (AP) -The now ol water from the F<*m
and Nlmbua damt loto the American River wu reduced
Wedoeeday beca111e a ~ 4ry
1pell ta loftriq tbe ..... of
Pol.a11> Lake.
,
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··~······ ••• ..... ,u•111 Atlllp
11to L COAST MWT .. C--.. .._,...,.. 61Mltl
J4'tl IAY...oNO WAY• & TOac> IO .. a fOttO. PMOM1 IJ1·JIU
ltNt llACH aw ... •A lalt. NUNnMeTOtt llACH. "tOMi ,_.171
AllO Anlhetm. Orange. Ranct1o Mirage. La ~ ~ O'"°. Noftft HoOywooa
Torrance Flames Dk Gays Aid ·
TORRANCE (AP) -Neuty
two full day• after 1 1buddertll&
exploab\ erupted at a Mobil 00
Corp. refinery, leavln1 three
people f1t1Uy burned and a
•••oll.ne tank In names, tbe flre
burned itself out.
The fire wu pronounced out
at midafternoon Wednesday.
A bout 300 people who bad been
evacuated from their homes
near the refinery received
permission Wednesday mornina
to return, accordin& to various
fire department spokesmen.
Investigators have not been
able to aet close enou1b to tbe
bluing tAnk to determine what
t'a'U5ed the first blast, and no
dollar estimate of the damage
baa been made.
Waz.:•rtl, Re•llll Is
NEWHALL (AP> -Trying to
film the television series. ''The
Dukes of Hazzard," is itself re-
sulting in a few hazards.
( Sl'ATE J
A 1tunt pilot maklG1 a landln.a
lo ID opm field at lndJan Dunes
near Newball for a 1cene in the
proaram cracked up bi.I 1inal•-
en1ine light plane Wednesday
moraine.
Seven hours later, another
stunt pilot flying an identical
Ceaana 182 cracked up bJ1 plane
on the same field while creating
the same acene.
In between, a police helicopter
crashed in another field 15 miles
away in-an unrelated accident
No one was seriously hurt tr
any of the mishaps
,...,, Cla•r.,e• f'rau
LOS ANGELES <AP> -A
former Oxnard resident who re-
portedly bilked more than 300
record buyen arouDd the coun-
try out ol at leut SSl.500 in a
mall·~aud 1ebeme bu beeo in·
dieted by 1 lederal snnd JUJ')'.
John Frblell Howard, 11, wu
lndJcted Wednesday OD 15 counts
of mall fraud for alle1edly 1ue-
Uontnc off colleetora' and "out-
of-prlnt" records lhat be never
had, U.S. Postal inspectors said.
Etlb•• Pa9• Fa•ll•
TORRANCE (AP> -Southern
CallfomJa EdiJoo bas reached a
$100,000 settlement with the
parent.a of a scuba diver who
died when he was s ucked into
the ocean intake pipe at
Edlson·s Redondo Beach plant
four years ago, lawyers said.
Mr and Mrs Fred Peterson.
parents or Barry Peterson. had
sued for $500,000, charging the
company was remiss in not cov-
ering the pipe with a screen or
grating
Woman Hoists Auto;
Singer Bobbie Gentry
has filed for divorce
from her husband.
James Stafford, after
11 months of mar·
nage and the birth a
month ago of a child.
Trapped Tot Freed
SAN DIEGO (AP> -"I don't know how I did
it. My body hurts all over now." said 44-year-old
Martha Weiss.
PoJice say the S-foot·3, 118·pound woman
rescued a child from beneath a car Wednesday by
lilting the front end of a 4,500-pound Cadillac.
The Tijuana woman reart.ed alter a car went
out of cootroJ near an elementary school. Struck
and dragged more than 20 feet wu 8-year-old
Bert.a Luz Amaral of San Dieao.
Ooe or the wheels ran over lbe child and was
restioi partly atop her when it came to a stop.
At tlaat point, Ms. Wei.as rusbed to the front of
the eu ad beCan UNq. ·
••1 COULD FEEL the car moving when I was
pullinc up. I lifted It up enough for the mother to eet the UUJe prl out," lhe said.
Traffic love1tlg1tors said the woman had
grease "all aver her from where she bad ptclted up
lhe car. She bad tire marks on her slacks."
The child wu ta.ken to a nearby hospital,
treated and released.
MT -2XT. 1 X8-4XB
Hang Ten . you know the name.
so experience the comfort & style.
all In 1~ cotton
.... H.••a" 1&• to 22.11
GRAND OPENING
WESTMINSTER
528 Weatml•ter Mall
898-0779
The Rancher coat split c owtt1de.
The golf 1acket poly/
cotton shell with quilted
ltning 1n hemp or navy
... •• u,•
Bio 46-58
aherpa pile fined 1n natural.
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Reg. 48--62. x Long 4'--60
ALL STORES JOIN IN X Long ~54 liWJf/,,,;,...-.!11!!11
HE SAVINGS CELEBRAT ON
Woven Flannels 1~
cotton. In aaaorted plaids ._ ,,. 12.•
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Road Access Issue
San Clemente council members have shelved a Plan·
rung Comnussion request to delay further approvals re·
garding the 3,000-unit Visbeek Ranch development until
the home builders solve the problem of where to con
struct a road for southern access.
The southern access road into the 2,000·acre project
by Nu.West Development Corp., known as Rancho San
Clemente. is vital because without 1t Avenida Pico will be
desperately overloaded with traffic.
A firm plan on the southern road is needed to solve
other traffic problems that may come about in the future
because of increased use of the San Diego Freeway.
The San Diego Freeway is currently the only
thoroughfare that brings traffic in from the southern part
of San Clemente
The Visbeek Ranch developers claim they will some·
day receive necessar y approvals from wherever they are
needed to build the southern road. But when?
In light of the strong stand taken by the Marine Corps
and state parks officials against any road buildini on
their land south of the Viabeek Ranch, it would appear
future highway construction in the area is not likely.
Be that as it may. it was unwise for the council to 1g
oore the Planning Commission's request for a delay .
The council's decision to go ahead with Nu-West plan
approvals before the road problem is solved will no doubt
come back lo haunt the council and the commission.
Worth Answering
By now, all Laguna Beach residents s hould have re·
ce1ved a questionnaire from the League of Women Voter~
asking them to r espond to 17 questions regarding the
future of the city.
The questionnaires were hand·deUvered this week to
households m Laguna Beach m order for league off1c1als
to get a consensus of citizens on how the town should be
planned.
The City Council will be reviewing the city's general
plan next year, and citizen response is a vital part of that
revision process.
The league took it upon itself to formulate questions
regarding zoning, traffic. illegal rental units and other
local issues in order to get a feeling of the community on
those issues.
The only way such an undertaking can be successful
is if all citizens fill out the questionnaires and return them
by Dec. 12.
When filling out the four.page pamphlet. each ques·
ti on s hould be considered carefully. Future growth in
Laguna Beach might be affected by the answers
• Optntons expressed in the space above are those of the Daily Pilot
Other views eKpreued on this pagti are those of their authors and
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Boyd/Tree Lease
ByLM.BOYD
Here's another example of
how an entrepreneuer with
brains turned lailure into
aucceu; West German or-
cb1rdl1t Gerhard Hopp
couldn't Hll bil apples at a
profit. So be leued hil trees
one by cne to clt1 dwellers
for about.• a year per tree.
Eacb llHff la entitled to
plck 8lJ the apples produ*
annualb by the leued tree.
Derr Hopp own1 1 whole
buncb of apple treea. He
went ft.lbinl.
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
Tb aanaL of t.brw men
accahd ol openUn1 a f ootbaU Mttln1 oard nn1 at t.M Su ODofre
nuc'lear pl IUlailtl
the lAtrtjulq poi1lbUl·
ty of two P&cbt Uatt -
thOH pr«Mtl\l nDtllar «Ders)' aDd OM ~
PofeO. to aamt.un1.
D.11.
'
Hockey is played in Hone
Kong on an L-abaped arena
where the two goalies can't
see each other.
Would you cateaorize a
aupermarket sboppln1 cart
u danaeroua? Neither would
1. Must be, thouab. About
12,500 peo!ie a ;year are treated for urta they con·
lend were cted by abop-
Pinl cart.a.
Q. l once read ln a myatery
novel Uud a crlml.nal left a
fake ftnaerprint at the 1cene
of tbe crime. Ho,.i would that
be poalble? A. How it WU done lo that
piece ol ncUon I do not know.
bat It 11 poulble, all rt.1ht.
lt'I a matter d record Ulat at
ltut aoe culprit created a
fab flQclirprtht with b1I bll
toe. So coovtnetill ll wu that
Ule poUee coc.iJdn't n~ lt out unUl the cUM.lnC fellow
explalMd lt durlq an * trip.
Q. How tleb la llrael'•
Premlet Men•twin BectnT A. Not nch tt all. He'1 pro-
babl1 tbe poor• bud of•'-·
te Jsl tM ~ orkl. HJI • •llar7-1i SUDI • molltla • .tte ..................
ear, Ml7 a...~ will'•~---., ................ ....
T • pnctJn of Hta1 C.be u PiaJ ~ rr. aukl·
PQC c coltl ol a ~Vita com•
P n1 '!I _out ot twld. Now
are au 'dlllnl 1\ockblok "·
Tb• A arlcaa Stock .&1·
cbanp ll adlna lDd •
Una ''°"' tbe 1talt and dty
of Naw Yori&
•• 1normoua
1ub1ld.Y to
build a
downtown
1ll:y11craper 1n
which to put
lh otw Of·
!lttl The
·~d II ice wl II
cost more tlwl $50 mlUion. most
of which t. to be railed by float·
ln1 • variety of tu.exempt aov·
emmenl bondb
In return for the taxpayers
eret'Ung thl11 great pleasure
dome for s tock-Jo bbe ry, the
American Stock Excban1e la
willinC to puy $2.S mlJUoo a year
rent. about hall of what it costs
to rent the same size and quality
1pacc on the open, unsubsidized
Mailbox
prtvaca mart«. ti 1ucb a tblaa nllta.
CO•PANIEB llke PacJ.tlt Gu
and Electric. Hormel. BranUf
and Oood.rteh trade tbe1r ltock
on tbe Amex or aMUated H ·
cba.nc-. Tbere 11 no reuoo eoa-
1llteot wttb the naijon•1 bl'OMIJ·
held IOda! and economic Mllaf1
ao.d prtneJplol tor belplnc •uch
flrm1. If the very bean of
capltalltm, the c1pttal m1rketa
lbemMlwt, are aucb a &olt.n&
proPQl.lUoD they can't make it
without lift.I from ~ public
puru. maybe the Bollb.la are
ri1bt and we're adbertna Lo a dy·
101 1yat.em .
Or It may be that we are the
simple vtcUrns of exLortloo. Ap-
parently, the American Ex·
change bu taken lbe po6iUon
that unJea It aeta a tree ride. It
will move out of New York City,
takina Ill jobe 1111d the ancillary
economic activity 1t eenerat.es
with it. City and state pe>llU·
clana. aUll 1truggUnf to recover
Crom the Rockefe ler yean,
when so many companies were
overtaxed and driven out, felt
tM &*hied .... 14 Ute rt•.
Bowwer. tblt tin 't a puntr
loeal ll)ltt.tr. Taxpayen la
ldabo. CalUomta and "•rY·
wbere elM lJI ~ Uaton wtll
bear part ol U. eott of the 1ub-
1ld1. That'• beeauae lbe tax· exempt bonds used to ralM the money for lhll uuau1anee tn-
crea.e thetr own Luea by the amount ol tbe e¥esnption. tn ad·
dltJon, New Yon Clt1 ii apply·
ln& to W•hlnltoo tor an out
riabt IJ'8Jll to help pay for lhla
crasineu.
NBW YOD'S pa.It.ion bu to
be. ll .-. don't offer the atock ex·
cbao1e • mbddy. tome other
1tate. some otber clty wm. New
Yorkitcarrect.
Read Robert Goodman·1
description of what
M auacbuaetta did to keep
Miiier Falls. a hand tool factory
located In Greenfield, In the
v.estern part of the stale "The
1tate helped persuade the wtlon
to negotiate new waee and
benefit conditiona and offered
$285,000 in state money Lo secure
aaocber t111.ooo trop:i the Cederal ptm11M1Dt.•1 ~c
DnelOpD.tot ~to
b•lp pnpare a n•• bu.t~s •lte. . . f
0 TRE TOWN alto attt-4~ to
UH lta ta-eumpt ttatu to~
Miiler Pall• ralte a mlllt9n dollars at low lnter•t to pay tor
part of a new ta.IJ mllU.On
pllnl. .. H <th• "nlon>
a1reod ... to a four.year con·
tnet wtth no pay lncre11M.1 ••
One 81-yeu-old welder, •bo
earned about t1eo per week
before tbe tetUement. now
earned •bout $1'5." CFrom The
Laat Entrepreneurs: America's
Realonal Wan for Jobs and
OoUars, Simon and Schuster,
llTt, $11.96.)
Ottertna buae subsidies to win
or keep a company ls univenat.
Here's the package Peon·
aylvania put together to '-et
Volkewaeen. as described by
Goodman ·'The state would
build a 110 million rail spur and
a Sl.5 million highway extension
to serve lbe plant. It would pro-
vide the auto company with $4-0
million in a H1• percent long·
term loan to finance the plant's
completion, and an over $3
million subs idy lo train VW
workers
"A STATE teachers' and
work~ra· peninon fund woulo
provide another S6 m1lhon in
loans Cor construction and when
the plant was f1rus hed. local gov
('rnment would allow m11Uons of
dollars· worth or lax abate
menu . During 1978 when the
East lhmtmgt.on plant was to
producf cars, VW wouJd pa)
local government less in tax~
than the cost of a single nev.
Rabbit "
Since the federal government
ls the ulthnate loser v\a lndireci
10115 ol tax revenues, H '~
W u hlngtoo that must end tbh
nutty. mulU·bllllon buck auctlon
That can ~ done easily enougt
by deductm& from cub granu
give n to a at.ate all forms of
compens ation the state ha~
made to keep or attract in·
dustry. Compared to this give
away. the Chrysler subsidy h
nothing
Middle Class Americans Ready to Roar
To th~ Editor.
What 1s a Middle Class
Amerit'an.,
He is the butcher. the baJter,
the candlestick maker. He is the
one who pays his taxes without a
whimper t o k eep the
bureaucrats at all levels, In the
htyle t o which they quickly
become accusLomed.
lie as the one who keeps shell·
ing out for welfare, food stamps,
Medl·Cal and all the social prob-
lems that the politicians can
use for vote getting. This he
does. even when he doesn't have
cnouJ(h lelt to feed his own fami-
ly Then he 1s asked to shell out
some more so that lhe idle rich
can have a loop·hole to sbde
through
HE IS the one who is asked to
stay at home rather than take a
vacation to conserve fuel wbtle
our pollUcillllB ride around in
c haurreur·drtven llmoualnea
filled up by the taxpayer and
take all sorts of junkets all over
the world in the guise ot gelling
information for this and that.
He is the one who is banding
together at the polls because he
is fed up wilh paying our ex·
pre111dent.s and politicians high
pensions plus millions more in
Jillie extras --while lbey sell
their services lo mike more
millions.
He ls the one without whom
our society would crumble.
BeUeve me. be ii lbe one who
flnally iJ letUna out a roar -
rather than a whimper --1.3 sick
and tired ot beln1 milked dry
and 11 IOinl to let all politicians
-past, preaent and future -
know that the 1ravy traln ii
comln1 to an abrupt end. Let the
records 1how Che middle clau
wHl be heard. The day of
reckonloi la now.
Send thil lett.er to your elected
ofliclal and alv• him lood for
thousbt.
G. KOVACIC •-c ..... 1c
To the Editor:
Watcblnt Nlson'a
porformance on TV Nov. 1*h
brou,i,t to my mind 1n lnddat
in London ln Oet. of t•. l WU alone and etrter.d a amall eat•
near Plccadllly. Tb• waltlWI
.. coned me to a table, = me OPPollte an elderly,
Londooer. Ke even bad • t muat.atbt wbleb almott .Wblr
brilUtd M I WU Mal,fd.
AOIUallJ, ti. NJied hll t41daD
'nm11 uu a llhl.id to pnftlll
uy ldtaw • my part. I claD"t Nmtmblr Wb.at thawed blm out .,.,..._ my noe·•~ve
manner. but !loon he wa., shar
in& his paper. pointing to un
a rticle on Spiro Agnew, he 1uud.
"I assume you ore Crom the US
What do you think of Richard
Nixon""
WHEREUPON ull m> pent up
fury and louthln(( or lhat man
spewed out. 1o1oin~ all the <11ay
back to hii. treatment or Jerry
Voorhies and lle len Gahaaan
Douglas.
When I ha d finally exhausted
my htany o< his dastardly deedi.
the EnRUshman chuckled and
with a twinkle in his eye said,
"Well. there's one tbina you
have to e1ve b1m credit for ··
"Whatever would tbal be'.' ..
.. Tenacity!"
BURKE llARRJNGTON
ftl•le•fll••
To the EdJtor
I reod your paper dally lrom
('Ove r to cover and flnd few
faults with ll. It waa wtlb a
lwln"e of dismay, therefore.
that I noticed how m lsleadln&
the h eadline was In you r
Thanksilvina Day IHue
··Panel Hit• O nofre
Eml111lona" lt blared. Yet , wben
one reada the article, one nnds
that the panel did not "hit" the
emlaalmia at all. What the panel
"hll" was what they conaldered
lnadequat.e monltorlna of the
emtsalona. ·
AS A journalllt, you are prob-
ably aware that a lar1e
number ol your readers 1can Uie
beadllDll, rNd th• 1port1 pqea.
the twm1el and th• TV procram·
mln1. Anyone wbo read tb•
be1dllne and not the artlclt wu
let\ wlt.b a f alle lmpreaalon.
lncl•tally. I note a tendency oo the part ot mucb of the ,,_.
to uH emotional, eveo sean
word.I wtMn referrint to nuc...,
power. U t.be American public Lt
to take a sane view of Use
nuclear power ar1uaieat, we
can do wltboat thl•. Tbat tbould
be left to the movt•. 1.w. REID
...... l'INI ......
To th• Sdltor:
At 1ait the doc&ors an learn· Lnt ,about nu&rltionl We all an "J>1U ,.... .. MOPS. Ybo \He
blue _.., P,'9ID OOM. red .-.
wbli. cme, *· Do all~ pWa aow --.. tM7 an iOlN after
t.M1 .. doWll lD t.be •tom•dl t
Oil• c• J1ltt .. UM1r lm•sf.na· Uoa • If·. WU. wlniO• ..... ~ '° W'litdl '"the ft&bl" tMl mun tMI llllDI •· All10M no ii 1Ulfertal from
h1J(h blood prt.>Ssure knows he
hns to take ceruu.n druas to con
trot 1t Now the dodoMi are flnd
ang that a s1mple thing like an
orange and a banana every day
does help' ll has been proved
and trted.
Sooner or later our docLors
wiU have to learn that betUr
nutrltioo will be the an.swer to a
lot of our ills that are not beinR
cured by drugs.
EMMA KYM.AN
c11.s..u.
To the .Edit.or:
On behalf ol some s,ooo sen.tor
citizens in Laauna Buell <about
28 percent of the popuJatiOll) and
many other concenMd dtmma .
we aaked the McDowell Ad·
mlniltntion the foUowiJat que.-
Uoo : ls it true that total peadlns uu 1auoo m !:aim• Beach ., well over $100 oa •
The respooae was that the
Lotal amount II SUS.SOC>. This
wu indeed a stran1e anawer
alnce n know of one lawsuit,
the bomeownen of Bluebird Can·
yon, lbal runs inLo the mlWona
of aollan. Tbls Is only one ~
numerous tar1e lawsu.ltl pend·
iDI a1ainlt lhe city.
UnUl proved otberwlae, we
muat anume that tbe $100
mlWon total pendlnl litJaatlon la
a realillic flaun. Uafnf W.
f11ure as a 1wdeUne, l puta
La1una Beach tupayen In a
unique potlUoft. We an prob-
ably the only city that may
be obll1ed to pay two
mortcaaee -one on our bocnel
and the other reaultlnl from
pendln1 llti1allon. What a
l11ae1. what a meu. Where and
bow dld we 10 Wl'Qdjf
II people lD tbe bullneU world
bantO.d' their iobl t.bil bad.11.
they would be find and rtabtl1 ao. Tbe Qt.J CouneU must accept
th• fact that It la employed by
t.be cttlsenl al Lat'un• Buch
aa4 tbould act aceordtoclr.
Tb•H queatlona mu1t be
anlWG°ed fullJ aad promptU. ALAN S. ADAMS
ready All olher casei. werf'
eithe r ordered "off calendar
duf.> to faUure of the parties and
lhe1r attorneys to appear. or
eontmUl!d, or a .slJpulatlon was
filed The morning business t.'as
completed by 10:30 a.m. and no
cases were beard tn Department
~an Lhe llf\ernooo.
DEPARTMENT 36, tbe other
domestic relations departm,nt,
bad a almilar experience and
bad no matters after 2:30 p.m.
In all probability, five Judges
would have t>Hn adequate tc
handle the court business Uuat
day.
The Judles wbo were absent
took vacation time and were not
playina hooky u might be con
duded rrom your Nov. 24 arti
cle. C'ounty employees were on
vacation that day. l:listoncally,
the .same .situation will be found
each year pnmanly because the
attorneys and the litigants are
reluctant to attend court dates
1mmedialely sWTOunding maJOr
bolidaya
ROBERT H. HUCKENPAHLER
... r••I
To the Editor:
Hooray for Newport Harbor
H11b School! Two CIF cbam-
plon1blp1 In ooe day! CJ>n·
'ratulatlons Lo the acbool, the prt. volleyball team, the bpya
water polo team 11nd tbeir
coaches'
JOAN SAJUllS
T .. T••••lee
To the Editor:
How can our Board ol
Supervllora carry oo lbe ~
neH of aovemment of Oranae
Cou.nt1 when each of 30 to ~
parochial dthlml lnaJ1t1 on bav·
Ina bl• aay! Can't these pro.
testers N~Uae that wben the
promoter of l.'10 bomet, -.~• th°'• ccotemplaUD1 lesMr .s. nlo1unmt1 ct m. 230 or even
105 bomet need Ume. at S.ut 10
to ao mlnulel. to adequatel.1 •
Hilt UMlt projed.I?
Tbe n.ldeP-a• al aomo ot U>e
protatan\I IA lntlaUJ\S on N· C?Md1na tbtir three-minute lbillt
ud vol=· &Mir-OplAJOlll cntat-11 .. u. procreaa ol
Nov. • INN ol 8u~n110n ... Ulal.
..., ........... ,....
NON-HANDICAPPED CHl!ct( OUT AIDS POR DllABL!D
Aneet llftmaet Trtea WhMlchatr-8etty 'or DINCtl "ebeccll CModo
Students Le.arning .
To Aid Disabled
A South Orange County volun-
teer group is helping grade
school youngsters better un-
dentand handicJpped children
and to aid lbeir disabled
cl us mat.es.
Laguna Niguel resident Cathy
Jones baa organized 20 volunteer
parents in the Capistrano
Unified School District who
show typical students how easy
it ii to make friends with ban·
dicapped younptera.
•as. JONES 8 ID the pilot
Prosram befan thi.a year after
abe and IOllle other parents said
there la a need for their ooo-
bancllcapped children to know
more about disabled classmates.
The proaram shows typical
children that while handicapped
younpters ha ve differences.
they alao have.many similarities
with everyone else, said Mrs
Jones, a former Fountain Valley
school teacher.
lln. Jones says the program
minimizes fears and anxieties so
that frleodsbips between
children can be freely de-
veloped.
YOUNGSTEllS ARE allowed
to learn bow braces, wheelcha1r,
heartnc aids. crutches, Bra11le
books and other equipment are
used so that they wall un-
derstand if a classmate uses the gear.
Originally, Mrs . Jones said,
the pilot program was designed
for kindergarten through Uurd
Gui.Id Plans
Craft Show
The Laauna Craft Guild will
bold it.I second craft show of the
1eaaoa Sunday in the Village
Fair mall.
Cbriltmu ahoppers will have
an opportunity to purchase gifts
from 85 local artists and
craftsmen, who will display
their warea, ranging from
ceramic work to stained glua
wlndow1. Tbe s how is open
from 10 a.m. until dusk and ad-
miaalOll ii free. Bootbl will be set up between
Oak and Broob Street al the
VWaie Fair complex.
Open Spaces
Talk Slated
grade students. But she 'soon
hopes to reach fourth through
six 1raders as well.
By the end of the year, Mrs.
Jones said, 6,800 younasters in
CUSD's 14 schools will be ex
posed to the program.
THESE STUDENTS will be
able to build an awareness of
what it is Ute to be han-
dicapped. Tbe typical non-
handicapped student will alao
know bow to help a disabled
youngster in a wheelchair, for
example, Mrs. Jones explained.
Mrs. Jones aays the proaram
has been well received. Fifteen
more volunteeu have been
trained to go into the classrooms
with the proaram next year.
Currently. near-life-size pup-
pets amd tape -r ecorded
dlalogue5 are used in showing
youngsten bow they can de-
velop friendships with han-
dicapped claaamales.
Mn. Jones hopes in the future
fllm1, books and other materials
can be supplied for permanent
use at each schoeJ
Pay Probe Urged
SACRAMENTO CAP> -The
California State Employees' As·
soclatioo is requesting a rehear·
log of the court decision that
halted a $207 millJon retroactive
pay raise for 220,000 state
employees.
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Sale prices and
items at our El Toro
Location only -
Our Huntington
leach Location
continues with
business as usual.
Store Hows:
IG-6 Dally
Sunday 12·5
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SALE PRIQ 98C
....... ,,... y.--11111 fast wltta a IMw
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'42·5611
Lev rs
roa OP&N&U, Martin wt11
have UM ol a 115'7 Chevy. for OO· '1 t1 a day -wtth nnUmlt.ed
mile .... He can use lt to drtve
to tbe C. Ii" lnduat.rtal Jl'vtUber
Plant, where clty offtclab have
planned a auided tour an b1I
ftntda)'.
•arta·•--wtU ....... tM Joell YMCA. ..,. Ill ............ , ..........
t)e Y. '* eltJ 'oftlel• ••1 ....,.u ............ ,. •• ...... ,...Tloo.
And •o llarttn wUI •••• IOIDe&bial to llu1 • .Tern ffacU Ua.... wSUt ... lift ~becu ... •~ Ud ..., •• Tractiar ..... IDd
8etvlN, phaa aDOtbeJ' *5 alft
eertlftt• at Smtbe7'1 llftJ CV Wuh,lb.Wqeruld.
WUN ftlS 1t1N ,oe. down,
llarUD can IWiq to ttile rtaJUmale
tlwm·dum-tbual ol the .--.
at tlM 1'll'4I AYemae W•M«erta. wbleb Ml. W dllcribll .. ••oae ol the n1alt lauDdnlmMa 1D t.be llldwelL ••
''ADd upoa Ida~ from
Tern RaUte. be will be SIMI a
bucket ~ ddcken to 10 from tbe
Coloael."uldlb. We,-er.
"We'n lel"loul about WI,''
abe uld. ··we want him to come
beck. Tbe dty la Solnl all o&"
C...I a;, ;C:... ....... ..
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.. ..._OM., i:::--c..-r.,_.,_,. _
,...,.., ..... Ill •
n. n ..,_ ... n<G"4ild
at tl Tent lfuble A.tr ue ln
Toro, ~ two cSe1,... a NCOf'd • for Die. 5, Ml lD la at tM 11.ariM but.
Tbe Sant.-Ana ccmdit.aon a. be-
lal c•UNd by a hllb P,...W't •1•t.em over Utah, ldabo and
Nevada tJW a. puahina desert
wloda oweT the mountalna and
lato U. Loe An,eloa bul.n. the
NatloGal Weal.her Service aald
Weather forecasters uid
on ~ UMt ume can be espeet.
ed f'rida1, but \ho wtnda an n · ,.ct.cl to drvp to noar a.ro late
l"riday.
Tb• '•lkellt' will be fair ud
awall)', ~to foi.eui..a.
Ternperatu.rM are H~ to
rHch the tn.ld· 'JOll al the beaches
Saturdl.Y and Su.nday and tbe
low eo. ln lolaod Oranae Count.,y
cllle•. \bey said . A
apoknwoman al th• National
Weathe r Servtce said tem-
Will Gas Jump
46 Cents More?
From AP Dllpaklae1
W ASlUNGTON -The Carter
administration confirmed today
that il la considering various
atepa to reduce gasoline con-
sumption, short of all-out rat.aon-
in,g.
One wou:ld be an increase in
the federal gas tax from 4 cents
I to 50 cents.
1 Another would be restncting
each motorist lo gasoline
purchases only one day a week
A third could be assiping a
no-driving day to each motonsl
or vehicle.
Whether any of the opllons, or
any combination, will be
employed has not been decided.
Energy Secretary Charles W
Duncan set a target today of
holding national gasoltne cotl
sumption m 1.980 lo no more than
1t Is this year.
·'Step Forward' ,
I Klwmeini Softens
I •• Stance in Crisis
TEHa,\N, tun (AP) -
· Ayatollah Ruhollab Khomeini
and bis foreign miruat.er were re-
ported by tbe official Iranian
\
.,.... ~ today to feel the
U .N. 8eeurltJ Couadl·1 call fOI'
a aeeotiaied Mttlement •• "•
step fcinrard" ln resolvlnl the
t U .S.·lrani.an criaia.
1 In other developments, mem-
:bers of Iran's Turkish minority
r sebed facilities of the state-run
1broadcaating company in
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1 SUPP<;>RT PLEOOED-A3
f RAPID DEPLOYMENT
! PLAN PAOPOSED-A4
~abriz, capital of the largely
lTfltklab Azerbaijan Province.
But tensioo eued after two days iof claabes ln tbe holy city of
tQom, 100 miles south or here.
t__Poreign Minister Sadegb
lGboUnadeb disclosed the ap-
.parent aaftening of Khomeini's
:atance oa the ~lutlon after 1meet.tnc with him in Qom, the
iolftclal Pan news acency said. 1 Quoting Gbottnadeh, the agen-
• cy said: "Regarding the U.N.
tSeeurity Council decl.Jion, we or
'coune bave noticed that this is
not a resoluUoo condemning us . . • nm resolution is a step
forward."
Oblenen uld the remart.s
by Kbomelnl and Gbotbudeb ._ere tbe lDolt moderate by rev·
•oluUODal'J' lNden dwiq tbe
l mqatb·loaa eri.lla. Lut week, ICbometm re.s.ctect lD adnnce
• •OJ •S.S-'takm b7 the s.eurtt.Y ("..oqad), a11-lna tbat lt WU COD· • troli.d bJ the umtact statet. ~ Gbbtbaadeb'• ttatement made no meatioA of the resolutbl'a
: eaU for tllle tmmecttate n1eale of \ 50 Am.tcan boatapa beld lD tbe
back to Iran to stand trial for' al-&eaed aima aplnat U.. people.
Carter has refused to H ·
t.radlte the lb.ab and Sunday the
ousted manarcb WU no.D to
Laeklmd Air roree Bae tn Ta·
u from a New York boepttal be
etltend Oct. 22 for eaocer and
gallbladder treatment.
The embua)' milltanta reject-
ed the appeal Wednesday as
"worthless,'' but Tehran radio
said the U.N. resolution still left
the door open for negotiations.
Today was the second straight
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Missile Hits
State Forest,
Starts Fire
Duncan also proposed a set of
slate gasoline conservallon
goals ran&ini from no reduction
io Alaska and Colorado. which
already have met their targets,
to 7 percent in California, to a lS
percent cutback in Kansas.
Duncan said the reductions
would be sought through volun-
t.uy stale plans, but that if the
stales fail t o achieve their
targets. President Carter could
make both the plans and the
targets mandatory
At the same time, Duncan tol<t
a news conference the Carter
administration would publish
Friday details of a s tandby
gasoline rationing plan lhal
could be put into efCect if the na-
tion faced a prolonged abort.age
of 20 percent or more of sup.
pUea. Public comment is invil·
ed. be said.
While Duncan said it would be
preferable to let the atates cut
fuolble -wka1W11J. tbe ad-mlobtration wu couideriJlg
step• the federal goTemment
could take to reduce 1uoline
CODJlllmpion, lbGrt of all.-& ra-
Uocrln .. ~ • ldaber 1u t.ues or~ctan.
AD Eneru Department fact
sheet aaid public auaeations are
being solicited until Dec. 20, and
some draft proposab would be
published in January, with a
deadline of Feb. 4 for a final plan.
The gasoline consumption
limit set for 1980 is seven million
barrelA daily, about S percent
lower than 1978 average con·
sumption
Chevron Hit
In Price Suit
SAN FRANCISCO <AP>
Chevron, a subsidiary of Stand·
ard Oil of Cahfomia, has been
accused of UJegaJLy dllcnmmat-
mg against its brand name ret.atl
dealers m a $100 million lawsuit
hied m San Francisco Supenor
Court
Jim Campbe ll, executive
director of the California
Service StaUoo AssociatJoo, said
the allit wu f1Jed Wednesday. It
claimed Cbnroa tacka two to
al• ceosa more per 1aUon oa tbe
wboleaale price of 1uoline aold
to lessee-operaton compared
with the price clw'ied lndepeo-
dent dea1en who buy Standard
Oll of Callfomia fuel and oil
products.
Campbell said aucb practices
are common in the industry and
p~tballlmllar aulu would
ev be llled apinat other
major oil eompaolee.
Nation's Hot Spot
peralur9 wUl be five depeM cooler by Monda)'.
Tb• tbru1 of fln ln Oranae
CoualJ'• brush land• baa
beeo1»e ao acute, accordlnl to
Capt. Mare Hawklm of the CGUD·
ty Flre Department.. that ftre
crews are on red alert mtus.
The daftle:r mm wind. low
humidity and lack of ralnfall
al10 bu brou1bt about tbe
closure of the Cleveland Na-
Uonal Fwe.t and ~r brusb
and CaD)'OD UUI lD the count)',
be aaJd,
Anyone venturinl into clmed
areu off of roadway• 11 subject
to • fine, be added.
A welder cuttint Junk metal l.n
tbe Plano area ol 1'nbUco Cm-
yoo toocbed off a ftre Wednel-
day thlll burned two acrel of
brush. Couuty ftre offtclala eent
oiore than a do&en unit.a to t.be
fire lnlU.ally, but recaUed molt
of them when tbe fire wu quick·
Optirol Illusion?
11 b~ \.lllMr control.
The welder, a 5S·JHr-old
Compton man, waa cited ror
weldlnf In a clo.ed area, Capt.
HawklmNld.
A ''red fta1 •lert," called
when wind and humidity comblne
to make daoief ot bruab fti'el e~tremely hlib. bu been called
for Oran&•. Loa Aqeles and
Ventura countlea , uid Los
Aa1eles C.OUOty Fire Depart·
meat 1pokesman Dick Friend.
It m ight be called a study in stripes, these
two Crevys zebras, largest of the zebra
family, who appea r to have eyes for each
other at won Country Safari l1l Irvine.
Newport Man Cited
Iii'. Pimping Charge
A Newport Beach man ac-
quiu.d in a September trtaJ of
pimpinl and paodertni involv-
ing a ~year-old girl baa been
named in a 28-count criminaJ
co mpla int allegrng ne w in-
stances of promoung prost.atu-
tlon.
Donald Smith, 47. of 1311 Cliff
Drive and a female companion
also named tn the complaint
pleaded innocent to the charges
during an appearance Wednes
day before Orange County Cen
t ral Municipal Court Judge
Edward Laird.
The woman. who acrording t.o
Investigators is a stale prtaon
p a r o lee , was 1de nt1fied as
Elizabe<h Fay Salazar. 29. of the
same Newport Beach a ddress
Smith is the o pe r a tor of
Cha rhe's Angels and Golden
Girls outcall agencies lh•t
provide ei.cort. massage 4llld
nude modehng i.erv1cei. for mitle
cllents
Smith had been cleared 1n the
recent Orange County Supen or
Court tnaJ of using the a1enc1es
t.o oimo and pander for a lS
r ear-old Santa Ana Leen-ager
The girl teatif1 ed tha t she
performed sexua l acts with
male cUAtomen; who had con-
tacted Smith's agenctes Smllh
testified that be had no firsthand
knowledge of what the women
did on the calla and claimed any
employee enga&tne in prostitu-
tion was l\red.
Smith and Mm Salaur were
named ln arrest warrants wued
on Monday by Murucipal Court
Judie Euaeoe t.aqhauaer. Ball
wu Mt at SS>.000 eacb
Smith was arrested at <>ran,e
County Jail where b e 1s in
cus tody on a drunk dnvmg coa-
v1<'t1on
Jnvesbgators decl.med to re
lease information surrounding
the new charges agamsl Smith
A prelurunary hearing 1.nto the
evide nce aga ins t Smith was
scheduled for Dec 19.
According to the complamt,
t he activities in question oc
curred m August, September
and November.
The compla int also alleges
that Smith and Miss Salazar 11-legall y possessed a hypodenn1c
needle and synnge
Quarrel Ends
With Slaying
OAKLAND <AP > -An East
Oakland man has been J&Jled for
in vestigation o f lulling a
nt'igbbor with a s hotfun blut
after a qua~I about dumpllli
garbage oo his lawn
Police said Prince Brooks, 59.
was booked for investigation of
murdering Boyd Pitt.a, SS. Pttt.s
died at a bo8pltal Tuesday night,
two how-s after a shotgun blast
hit him lo the shoulder.
Homicide inspector Alu
Smltb said Pitta aJJesedly threw
a brick th.roulb Broob' front
window after be bad been ac-
cUffd of throwtna garba1e ln
Brooks' yard. Smith aald that
Brooks responded with a
shotgun.
Conventio11
Protesters
Acquitted
Sht ddeadaata were acqwtted
Wednesday of trespassinc
c barses flied against them
followtni a c1v1l daobedience
prowst held dunng a military
electronics convention 1n Oc
tober at the Anaheim Conven
tion Center
An ail-woman Jury tn North
Orange County Mun1c1psl Court
issued t he ve rd1 et afte r de
li berating two hours.
T he six we re ar rested by
Ana heim Poli ce a fte r they
walked up to the doors of the
ronventioo center, held a bannl!t
reading "Stop the Merchants or
Death" and refused to dispe~
after officer.. ordered them to do
l>O
A total of 36 people were ar
rested in ronnectwn with the
prote~l sponsored by the Al·
lt ance for Survival orgamzalloo.
A c ity prosecuto r . c .. rol
Kunk1e. had argued that the
demon.strat.ors bl~ked persoru.
from entenng the convention
doors
De fense attorney J a m es
M auptn s~fully argued lhal
the ba nner c arrying dem-
onstrators did not block entrants.
The proteste rs claimed the
military electronics exhibiUon
was promoting an international
arms race.
Coast
Weat•er lu.a. Embauy aoc1 dJd not out·
llDI 1 ,..UO neeotlatlom for
tbilr 1'111 H fL n. s-Mb Coiliidl l9GI&> • uoe, lidoptM •••-tr:TUll-
t' dat. lilb tie two aadOal to
lbow itilltrmlll IDd MtOU• a
Swap Made Rock 'Crush'
Ben Sought
Fair throu1b Friday.
Northeast wtDds 15 to 25
mph below canyons in
Oranc• Count1 decreu·
lnj. Lowa ton.lebt from 43
at tbe beacbel to 53 in·
land. Hltbl P'rtday from
mid·70I Uciiq tbe eout to
low IOI tnlaDiL
~ '° .... crilia. tt bepD
... tbeltoir •• ~u. ollbt em.._, a.i mlltmd:I ,__,.
IQ,PJ •• • 1 c.rt« .... Oultecl ~ ... ,.. •• 11 Ila& hblavt
r
. ,
l
I
............ 4 .....
&A.N ANTONIO TAM (AJ') -•ObamlMd ...
Pahlavi, r.aiDI u.l plaJU. ~ tM ... 11MD1b1J •um 'hau auo. baa NIM • to.' aatr.o. ott.. a.tioMd II poeil· bi. u.--&aPt. ~ Atrka, Pua.ma -411" lb.taiu,
~-=· laWD»OWn•_eoa..iil --CID tM -~.:....ot
bolt.U9 at tb11 U.S. •mMllJ ln bia bomeland ud 09 ane,a-
Uooa aaaimt blm. at lHat until after' tbe AmerieUI ln lran .,..
freed ....... Boben Ara• Mid ......... ,. Annao'• comm " • .,. tbe ftnt J)UbliC remarb liDee tbo
ahah llpPed lat.o L8ckttod Alr l'Glft Bale OD 8uDh1 (or aa ln· defiAltl lt&1 followtDC CUCll' ud ,.Ubladdet tnatm•tl lD
Ne•~·
IJ.8. ,_ A14 ......... P•e•
LONDON (AP) -TM Ullllte4 8aat.I bu l,reed to mike
avallatlle t:nmPart Mr4:raft to fl1 m1lttary ectulpmat needed by
BrtUlb troop1 to~ a ceue-ftre tn Zllhbairw. Rbode1ta'1
perrtlla WaJ'1 Brttlab IOWcte Nidec:::· Britain II to tu. ovtt tun of Zlmbabn Bbodtlla nor to electbll foUowtrll die apeet..t 1aceeatul conclualoP ln ~ndon tllll nek ot t&lkl between Britain, the Salllbw1 fOV· ernment ol Prlme lllnbter Abel llusorewa, and black 1uer·
rUJu of tbll PatrlOtlc Front.
.. ,... ...........
na • u••-...U.·• OIWll ••1~••,·•••r ·••• '-•• O••l•VUO ...... unl•· Ulled, 'ut •utborltlH are
1peoulitlDI tbat be may be C.IM l•tHt vtitlaa la a 1tri•• of 1lmU• ..... or::,. c.wrtJ • •r1ff"• la-"8d .. ..tdu .. of. ,.c;n,.. lnlM. · AalMlm.
Seal •••o'• ••• la• Beraanllao, Saa Dt.10 ... Rlv ....... _.,..•lM...._,
tbat 11 aardera commltt ..
1mee Alftl. 1"" m-., • _..
Mdeel. A~\ilti-ca tiil1atillt vlctlm dMl Mt pbqdnt the came
of death. but Onnle aWMrl
dep\ltiel uld UM DWI lllQ baw been~ or auftoutt4
1111 deatb ll .li•llar lb lO adm
Dlurftr .... la ftlda tM • dma,,.. ell yvuq, male, ..
or parUally clotMd, aDd du,... anr m.,_ ~.,.. of.
nc1a1aaa1.4.
Au&borlU•• bell••• U1e murchn IDaJ bl bpmoeaaally
related. aDd an MU'dllu tor patenual '1e\bJ11 wbo DlQ bave
.. c•ped death.
lav•ttt•ton tbJ.Dk maQJ' ol
the Yictlma •ere blttbhlUn.
11 urder vtcUma ln the C8M8
police believe may be connected
are:
•• ,,,tit
Otf%ftlS Spealc Brttaln II Mftdlq 800 tioops u part of a CommGDwealth
monltortna force durlnl the electloD period, but cuta lo defense
spend.iDI have left the Royal Air Force without any aircraft bl&
enoqh to trampOrt troo]>-CU1'Yinl Puma helicopters needed by
the soldlen.
._..., IHae .. •e• 8.41..T De••te
WASHINGTON (AP) -Senate Democratic Leader Robert
c . Byrd said today there la no chance the Senate wW belln de-
-Scott !:Jhu, 18, of
W uhlncton. f on tbe Euclid
Street onramp to tbe Riverside
Free••Y lo Anaheim OD April
18, 11J78.
-Roland Younc, 23, of
Maywood, dumped on lrvllle
Center Drive ln Irvine on June
11, 1178.
Upper Bay Issue
Solutions Varied
bate thia year on the SA.LT ll treaty
"I don't see how It could conceivably be
brou&ht up thia year," Byrd told reporters.
"Our time is running out."
That means floor debate on the treaty
will not begin until the elect.ion campaign i.s
heating up next year, a proeJM)Cl supporters
of the agreement hoped to avoid.
Gold Prfre .IM•P• Agaf11 IYaO
LONDON CAP) -The dollar weakened on the world's money
markets today. The price of gold waahigher.
In Tokyo, the dollar closed at 246.275 yen, down from
248.025. ..._ ... ln Gold was quoted al $433.75 in London. up $'1.3S. It lraucu
Zurich at $&3S.
London sliver prtces opened at $19.40 an ounce and moved
up lD reuooablJ act!•• tradlnc to ftl.70. Silver fi.D1aaed ID Loo--
don at '$19.30 Wednesday.
lled8 Add to N•1'•1 f'•rre•
W ASHJNGTON <AP> -The Ruastans have lncreued thelr
naval forces in the IndJan Ocean for the second time in u many
weeks. the Pentagon reported today.
Defense s pokesman Thomas.Bo&Llold a brieftnl'thf'ff addi·
t10lla1 Sov'lel naval vessels have been sighted ln the Indian
Ocean, raising Russian strength there to 18 ships.
There was no indication whether the step-up ln Soviet naval
activity in the Indian Ocean is related to the Iranian crisis and
accompanying t.enslooa ln the region. The United States also ha.a
increased lta naval power to the Indian Ocean-Arabian Sea area
to 21 shipe from a normal presence of about five.
IRAN 'SOFTENS'. • •
day of clashes In Tabriz, 300
miles northwest of Tehran, and
Qom between Khomeini 's
backen and followers of the re-
ligloua leader of Iran's Turks
over the Itlamlc constitution
that made Khomeini supreme
ruler for life.
On Wednesday niaht a Kho-
meini revolutionary suard and
one of m.1Dority leader Ayatollab
Mohammed Kaaem Sbarlat·
Madari'• personal pardl were
shot and killed aDd elaht other
persona were wounded in the
(lashes in Qom, lnformed
sources said. BefOTe the ~lu·
tionary turmoll, !h•ri•t·Madari
wu coaaidered Iran'• mOll lD·
fhaenUal NJ.iClolal leader.
No cuualtles weN rep0rted
ORAMCMCOMT c
DAILY PILOT
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--··°""' Ylu""'--0.-•..,..., -r ........
"C:i.~
today, and tension eased in Qom
after Khomeini paid an aft«·
noon vialt on Shartat-Madari and
said ''plotters" were responsible
for the trouble.
"Do not quarrel between
youraelve.s and focua on the oae
and only enemy ..• It la your
relltlous duty and national
respoOllbillty to concentrate on
the confrontation with the Unlt·
ed Stata," Khometni aald 1n a
state radio broadcut to the na·
Uon.
The demoOllraton ln Tabrla
aald they were antered by
broadcaat 1tatementa attributed
to Sbartai.lladarl appeallftl for
calm, NY1nS the)' would oa1J
believe tbe remark• were
authentic ll tbe7 beard tbem
from Sbartat-lladart blJDMlf.
Services Held
For Ex-Mesan
Mrs. C81dw.ell
-Richard Allen Keith, 20,
Camp Pendletoo Marine, found
on the San Dieao Freeway near
La Pu Road ln Mlsslon Viejo oo
July 6, 1978.
-Richard Croeby, 20, of Tor·
ranee, found on Highway 83 in
San Bernardino County on Sept.
30, 1978.
Some people 1ald Upper
Newport Bay ou1bt to be
dredled to keep It from becom·
ing a mudflat.
Otben aald that wu okay, but
don't dredle it too much.
-Michael lnderbleten, 21. of
Loni Beach, dumped oa the
transition road from the San
Diego Freeway lo the 605
Freeway on Nov. 18, 1978.
-Joseph Daly, 16. of
Mllpitu. discovered on Palomar
Airport Road near the San Die10
Freeway lo Carlsbad on Feb. 25.
-Donnie Crtsel, 20, left Oil the
tran1ltlon road from Irvlne
Cent.er Drive to the San Die&o
Free~: Irvine on JUPe 11. -J)avta, 11, ol Laa
Elalnore, fowsd aJoni Orteca
Hlsbway eut of the Oraqe
County line oa Nov. 2.
-John Doe, found lD Carlsblld
near t.be San Dte10 Freeway on
Nov. 17.
The latest victim ls described
as 15 t.o 20.. )t.eUL..Old, -fiye feet
ei1ht inches, Uabt brown hair
and fair complexioo.
Sberifr1 inveetigaton are uk-
ing for cWzen aulltance lD the
Ja,t.e1t cue. Anyone wbo may
ha_ve oblened ausplcloul activi·
ty ~ Biahway In San
Juan Caplltraoo lauked to call
sheriff'• lnvesti1aton.
Boys Arrested
On Stolen .
Oieek Charge
Two ti-year-old Colla Mesa
boys bne been arrested after
they alletedb' trted to cub a
forted claeck that bad been
1tolen from a woman'• pune,
police aakl todQ.
They Wd tbe)' were u.ted
by employ .. ol Crocker Bank.
1M5 NIWPOl'l Blfd., at 2:80 p.m.
W edne1cla1 after a routine
ve,,ncatlon call to the lslulna bank turoed up the information
that tbe check bad beeD stolen.
Tb• boys, arrested u they started to leave the bank, weN
taken to Juvenile ball, police
1a1d.
They 1a1d tbe check.I wen
amoa1 the Jteml ltoMD ~. 11
from EmtlJ N. Haekler, G. Cl
Cotta lleea, when IOIDeoDe took
aeveral I~ from ber pane,
Jett unau.aded lD tbe outer ol·
ftee of a butldtn. OD W .. 1l*b
&reel .
Nation May Face
New 00 Shortqe
LOS ANO&l:S <AP> -'l'bl trH14•Dt of \be Amarloa11 Petrolawn bltltu'ta ..,_ t.blt
wiUl Wllll1ftide ad IUDDUll IO ttabt anotber aatloawa.e lbol'Ull .. UcalJ ....... ~ ...., ....
Mdi ?,.. ..... -aal .... lnl o1.% W1ia.., OU ... 0..
ANoelMkm Hn W .. •iild•J, =~=-=.:. i=;..;~ n.u, .. ta pneaa1o11 Min•
&hat ca a. ...... ,.•• ... mlDkll »rr• etrwaa ,.
U,."
Some apollelm• Mid a buln
muat be eataballbed to capture
silt before lt muddles the bay.
The lrvtne Company favon
pUUina the buln where the o&d
salt worb used to be.
State Flab and Game wants lt
above the bay in Sao Die10
Creek.
Tbne are Juat Hmpl" of
opiJlklmoftered Wedneld~ iD a meetinl called lD an to
pt the Upper Bay ftxed.
A1umbl1•oman llarlao .... ............... aatlll au.icWbt._ • ....._...,. ed lD tbe end tMt ..,.. ... .,
lhlDI eua'1*1J ~-~ ~ that Upper Newport -Ml UI
trouble, real trouble.
Tbe Bepabllcan le1t1lator
from Newpol't Beach called up-
on all 10 apncl• lbat an aup-
PC>led to be tak1D• care ol the
bay.
The one potnt of asreement amona the nperta and poliU·
cians ii that the bay ls fll1inl up
with silt and other pollutants.
But t.heN were few otber potDta
of agrtlelnd WedDotld.ay n1Cbt.
And that, said llrs. Ber1aoo.
is the poUll. The auemblywoman aald
funds for what.ever work la de-
cided upon would be euy to Ill
tbrouth Sac:ram•to, "u ._.
u you all pn1111t a UD.ited troat.
Tbe LeclalatuN will ad, but lt 11
&otnl to demand UDaaimltJ · ''
Fred WOl'tM)'. a apc>teaman
for the atata Departm•t of f\lb
and Game. whicb opet"at& tbe
741-acre ecological preaerve.
said the best way to save the bay
is to leave the silt alone until all
the terntory upstream quits
aending silt mto the bay.
His remarks wett countered
by Frank Robin.5oo, speakln« for
the Fr1eodl ol Newport Bay. He
said the bay oueht to be d.red.,c:I
at the expeo.se of the City of
Newport Beach and the County
of Orange
But RoblnsoD balked wbeo an
audience member. longtime
dredsm& contnctor John Miller
suu....S that 1.25 mll.llGn cubic
yard• be baalled out of tbe
waterway o•er a sla-year ~ ·~ Mid be dia't meu*"ameh*"lt-1 Superrisor Tt.omu aileJ,
....... dlltrkt IDdadla tM Ul>-per Bay, Mid u.e prot,lema _..
the result ol bietertn& between
govenm..UI apnciel.
"l thlDk the eoumy did a P"t·
ty 4a..m IOOd job of takint ean
of the bay until 1971 when the
state and lrvtne Co. started lbelr
deal." be said.
The representatives of the
water quality a1encies -the
state Water Reeources Control Board, the Retional Water
Quality Control Board and thfio
Newport·l.rv1De .Wut.e ~
ment Aa-ey -aatd they know
exactly what need.I to be done
for the bay.
They see a four-part proc:ram.
Tbe upstream cities ud llDiD·
corporated territorJ aeed to
enact and enforce strict sncllDI
law1 that wUl keep 1Ut from
wuhlAI oft COllltruCtioD &Itel .
I
TModor'9 rr.u took ...... ....~taMaonMu• W1Mlldat ~_...._..
tll Or .... ~ :r--ODulrt that 11e e0inmft u.. ~
tortuN murder of a ~-~414
Camutllodrt • ·1 dldn'i do a.lit atiDI. •• tbe
11•1·baired, beardt4 deftadlllt
told Junn .Sa ea~ erot1I
tb•t filled Jud1• Jrroa s..
lleMUlaD'• courtroom. •
Frank, ":.9~--£~ .... Univenity ~ ........
::~..._~-U.M
murder of rouna AIQ Sue .... Tbe l1rl dlaappMncl fNal ..
aunt'• Ventura Coun\J bomf.
Her body. mutilated be~ nf-
01n1Uoo, wu found two d.ua
later lD TCJPa.Dla Canyon. Slae
bad beee fed Ueobol, wnw4d
with lock1ni pllen, raped .S
atran&led.
Frank denied that be ..-to
the neipbortM>od from ftlc;b
the Seltz lirl diaappeared. · :
Arter retumint home, Frank
tesuned, be did some lau.adn'.
and left hl1 apartment only
twice to go to a camera ltor'e
and a bank and to pick up b.1s
wife from work. .
He t.elUfied that became be
wain 't feeling well be cancelod
an afternoon appointment with a
psycholosist. He aaid be
rescheduled the appolntmeat for
Saturday and kept it.
Proseeuiln1 attorney l.ntg
Pra1er, atandin& dlreeUy iD
froat ol the tritneu ltud, lllbd
Frank ii it WU true lbat be luld •
u.aed a pair of Vice Gri~ Mbed
from bll botDe to pu.11 the nippMt
out of the Seiu lirl'• ch..t.
The prosecution baa bued
much ol tta cue on testJ.mor.\y
from experts from tbe ~
Angeles Medical Examiner-
Corooer 's Office who said they
were absolutely certain marks
found oa tbe 1lrl '• cheat
mat.cbed test impreuiom made
with the seued Vice Grt~.
Mr. Hilliard
Dead at 71;
Rites Planned
Services wtll be held Saturday
for \oal-Ume Cast.a lleu ~ :.~~~~~ Sentc. are aled for t
p m. SlibltdaJ at tbe KMaldc
Temple·Seafarln1 Lod1e,
F •A M ., 1401 I:. 15th St.,
N ewpcrt Beach.
Mr Hilliard. a resident of C~t.a Meea slnce 1.1:3S, owned
and operated tbe Hllllarct
G1ra1• in tb.ll city for 15 ,ean
unll l be ret1ttd lD 1172.
He wu put muter ol the
Sufartn1 Loda• and offleer'•
candid.ale coach ol tbe llar vi.
ta Lodi• of Newport Beach.
Mr. Hilliard leaves tlaaatan
Mary J. FleJda ol Turloci ad
Nin.a Toepber of SUwndo, 1aa1
J err1 Hllllard of Mar1.We,
Utah and Daniel Willard of
Lakewood. Colo.; bll &later, Loil
L . Wllllama of Paclflc
P albada. aenn snndcbild:reD
and two peal·IJ'andcbildra.
' I
'f:orrance Flames Dk
TORRANCE (AP> -Nurb'
two full days after a abuddertnt
esplOIJoa erupted at a llloblJ 00
Corp. refinery, leavin' tUee
people fatally burned and a
aaaollne tank in names, ~ nre
burned ltlelf out.
· The ft.re wu pronounced out
at mid.afternoon Wednesday.
About 300 people wbo bad been
evacuated from their homes
near tbe refinery received
permi.asioo Wednesday momina
to return, according to various
fire department spokesmen.
lnvesti1ators have not been
able to get close enough to the
blazing tank to determine what
uused the first blast, and no
dollar estimate of the damage
has been made.
9t1Zz•rd' Re•llW I•
NEWHALL CAP) -Trying to
film the television sertea, ''The
Dukes ol Hazzard," is ilaelf re·
sulting in a few hazards.
( STATE )
A atunt pilot makina a land.Inc
in an open fteld at lndian Dunes
near Newball for a scene in the
Prt>lr&.m cracked up bis slnaJe·
enclne lllbt plane Wednesday
morning.
Seven hours later, another
stunt pilot flying an Identical
Ceaana 182 cracked up bJs plane
on the same field while creating
lbe same scene.
In between, a police helicopter
crashed in another field lS miles
away lD an LmTelat.ed accident.
No one was seriously hurt ll'
any or the mishaps
JMrtf CINI~ Fr•M
LOS ANGELES tAP) -A
former Oma.rd resident wbo re-
portedly bilked more than 300
record bu.yen &l'OWld the COUD·
try out of at leut 131,SOO in a
mall-fraud acheme baa been ln·
dieted by a federal ,rand Jury.
John Frhsell Howard, 81, wu
Indicted Wednesday on 15 count.a
of mail h'aud for allecedly auc·
Uonlna otf collectors· and "out·
of-print" rerorda that be never
had, U.S. Poltal lupecton said.
EAHsea P••• ,. .... .,
TORRANCE (AP> -Southern
Calllornla Edlsoo has reached a
$100,000 settlement with the
parents of a scuba diver who
dled when he was sucked into
the ocean intake pipe at
EdJson's Redondo Beach plant
four years ago, lawyers said.
Mr and Mrs Fred Peterson,
parents of Barry Peterson. bad
sued for $500,000, charging the
company was remiss in not cov-
ering the pipe with a screen or
grating
Woman Hoists Auto;
Trapped Tot Freed
Singer Bobbie Gentry
has filed for divorce
from her hus band.
J ames Stafford, aft~
11 months or mar·
riage and the birth a
montti Jl80 of a child.
SAN DIEGO CAP) -"I don't know how I did
it. My body hurt.a all over now." sald -44-year-old
Martha Weiss.
Police say the s.root-3, 118-pound woman
rescued a child from beneath a car Wednesday by
U!Ung the front end of a 4,500-pound Cadillac
The Tijuana woman reacted after a car went
out or control near an elementary school. Struck
and dntaed more than 20 feet was 8-yeaf'-Old
Berta Lui Amaral of San Diego. ODe ol tile wheels ran over the cbild and was
rettina partly atop her when tt came to a st.op.
At that point, Ks. Weiss rushed to the front of
•car and be1an llttlq.
••1 COULD PEEL the car moving when J was
pulling up. I lifted it up enou1b for the mother to
aet the UWe girl out,•· abe said.
Traffic lnveatiaators said the woman bad
grease "all over her from where she bad picked up
the car. She bad Ure marks on her slacks "
The child wu t.aken to a nearby hospital,
treated and released.
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_'IUl«lber'I ucl "-wPOrt·lllela IChOol ClfftCilll Jotntb eland iftQ)UM in thelr'ciJldnet taJb Wtidnelda1.
Tbe oat • LI to Mk die 1tate Pt1111111e ·1-~meru el tiolll Board for a mediator to aet th1Dp aQ1nl ll•ln.
There'• diHaree t cm a INllll_ •
1 waa lncreuea. cluuoom a.
tion ol art vance1 In the Newport· Diatrlct
It's a dilftcu.lt 1ltu1Uon. And it'• bard for an outaict.r
to evaluate preclaely wh1t'1 folna oo at the bartainint
table
ll '1 normal for the dla1rtct to offer lea, and the
teachers to demand more, than they're really aotnt to
aet. But alt.er six montba of oeaoti1tion.s. talk• 16ou1d be
put that point.
While wqet aren't tbe only .._ue, there'• certainly a
big l•P between tho 14 percent ralae for nest year 11ked
by t.eachen and the e percent offered by the district.
The Newport-Mesa dlatrict bu a reputation for driv·
ing a hard baraaln. Dependinc on one's point of view,
that can be seen an uset or 1 liability.
Since 1ut aprtn1 teacben have been represented by
the Newport-Mesa Federation of Teachers, an AFL--CIO,
affiliate. Ill parent organballon, the California Federa-
tion of Teachers, also bu a reputation for beln& a sWf
bargainer. And in first·tlmenerouauons, one would expect
the teachers· group to demand quite a bit to impress
teachers with its aggre11lveneu.
While nobody is tal.ldng about a strike at this point.
it's a situation with potential for considerable unpleasant-ness.
However, it's also worth noting that impasse was
declared recently during talks with non-teaching
Newport-Mesa workers. With the aid of a mediator. talks
got back on the track and a contract was successfully
negotiated.
The district and the teachers should iron out their dif
ferences. It's a safe bet both sides are going to have to
give a little.
Bay Responsibility
The Irvine City Council has gone on record favoring
local control in planning matters relating to Newport Bay
and the areas around it.
Of concern to Irvine officials is what agency will have
ultimate responsibility for bay planning matters if the
Southern California Association of Governments is
stripped of its authority by s tate water officials
The issue emphasii.ed by Irvine planners and
legislator& 1s the need for maintalJllng local control of im·
portant decisions relating to the bay and its future. Local
agencies, they say, should have land use jurisdiction in
the vulnerable watershed area.
That's fine, but what's more important 1s preserva
tion of the bay itself.
The bay is threatened with extinction if nothing 1s
done soon to curtail the damaging now of s ilt and dirt
Somehow someone must find a course of action that
would lead to a timely solution to bay pollution woes
There is merit in arguing for local control. But there
ts value to this premise only so long as it can be dem-
onstrated that solutions will follow closely behind.
The stat<•. should 1t C'hoose to move into bay planrung.
certainly would have r(·•murces to tackle the problem
Local officials. however. voice fears of Sacramento
bureaucrats forcing unpalatable rules and regulations on
Oran~c Coast cities.
This could very well be the type of adm1nistrat1vt'
m edicine that's needed
No Longer 'Gypsies'
Costa Mesa City Council members recently passed
what is probably their least controversial ordinance in
years.
lt clarifies the city's anli-fortune·telling law -known
as a gypsy law -to specify that hypnosis 1s allowed for
therapeutic, self-improveme nt or law e nforcement
purposes.
The gypsy law bans hypnosis for purposes of fortune
telling, along with card reading, astrology and a hm,t of
other methods, if a fee is charged.
Hypnotists asked for the new ordinance because they
said the gypsy law could be interpreted as denigrating
their professional status.
Does this mean, one might ask, that you can be hyp-
notized to st.op smoking but that the hypnotist can't legal-
ly predict on the basis of those sessions that you will stop
smoking?
Questioru. have been raised although not by the
council -as to just what purpose the gypsy law serves.
Perhaps this would be a good time to take a closer
look at whether the law provides the city with any legal
tools not. already provided by fraud laws, and at who is
being protected against what, and why
• ()pinions expressed in the space above are those ol the Daily Pilot.
Othet view. •xprnMd on thla p1ge are thoae of their 1uthora and
.,,!Sta, RMde1 comment It Invited. Addr"a The Dally Pilot. P O
8oJC 1MO, Cott.9 Mna. CA 92826. Phone (714) ~2·4321
B0yd/Tree Lease
Dear
'-7
one by ooe to city dwellen
for about 88 a year per tr.e.
ZICb leaaee ii enUtJed to
plck all tbe appltl produced
&QDually by the luHd tr ...
Htrr Hopp owo1 a whole
buacb of appl• treft. Re
went ftlhln1.
Wou14 7ou caw1ortse a
IUpei'martet tbopplof cart
u ~t Nett.Mr wOUld 1. 11911 be, t.boq19. About
U,IOI peo=e a 1•&.r aH tn....S .. uriel t1M7 CCIII·
..... ... b1 alaop-
plaaaitt..
Tbe pracUc• of bnlq tbe
pubUt • lbe ordlufJ. •-d· pecktt OGID al a priftte CIOID·
pany llWDI out ol band. Mow W•INIUblJdUiQl\ock~~
The American Stoel& ••·
ebanfo ta demadlq and tel·
Uo1 from tbe
IWle and city ,.-__-·-\ of New Yon
u enormoua
•ub•ld1 to "" .. r build a
dowotown
1ky1craper to
which to put
ill new of·
rt cu. The
•.!dlllce will
coat more than $50 million, most
of which ls to be railed by noat
Ln1 a variety o( tax-exempt gov·
emment bonds.
Jn return for the taxpayers
erecting tbis areal pleasure
dome for stock· Jobbery. the
American Stock Exchange is
wllUnt to pay S2 S million a year
rent. about balf of what at costs
to rent the same sue and quality
space on the open, unsubsidbed
Mailbox
•
Ttt~. oe.Mt•t. 1111
,... .... mart•. u •ueb a was
n11ta.
CO .. ANIU Uke Padftc G•
and Electrtc, Hormel, Bnadff
a.Del Goodrich lrlide their atoclt
on tbe A.JMx or atnilawct a ·
cbancee. There i• no reuoa. coo·
1l1teot wtth the natJoo'• br'Oed.b·
held IOda1 and eeonom.lc beUett
and prindpln for belplnC tuch
flrm1. It the very heart of
capltalbm, the capltal muUll
tbemMlva, are aueb a lo&lal
propo.ttlon they cu 't make it
without lint from UM public
pune. maybe the Bolahll are
ricbt and we're adbertq to a d.Y· ani system.
Or it may be tbat we are the
simple vtctiml ol extorUoa. Ap-
pa rently, the American Ex·
change bu taken the poelUoo
that un1esa It &et.a • free ride. it
wUl move out ol New York Clty,
t.aklnl It.a jobl and t.be ancWary
economic activity it 1eoeratea
wllh it. Clty and atat.e poUU
clan.a, atlll ·~ to recover rrom tbe Roclt~efeiler yeara.
when so many companies were
overtued and driven out. felt
2
t.be pcUUd ltM1 ID Uw rtbt. Row••. um •t a pure1J local matt•r. Tupayers In
fdabo, ClllfornJa 1ad .ver,~
where elN l.n tbe Uokm wtll
bear part ol tbe eolt of the 1u!>-
1ldy. Tbat't beelUM llM tu·
n•mpt bell* Ul9d to raiM tbe
money for tldl utnva1aoce tn·
create u.tr owa tu. by the
amOUDt of tbe aempdoa. lo ad·
dition, New Yort Cfty la apply·
ln* to Waablqtcn for an out-
rtlbt crant to lw!lp pay for th.ll
crar:tMl'a.
NEW YOU'8 posltioo bu to
be, 11 we don't otter the atock ex·
cban1e a 1Ubsidy. aome other
atate. 101m other clty will. New
York la correet.
Read Robert Goodman 'a
deacrlplaoo of wbat
M asaacbuaetts did to keep
Miller Falls, a band tool factory
located an Greenfield, 10 the
western part of lbe state. ''The
state helped persuade the uruon
to neeotlate new wace and
benefit coodJUon.s and offered
$285,000 ln state money to a«urc
I aaotber s111,ooo t rom tu
federal ~·· EeoaolDte o.. ... , .... AdmJnlltratklo to
help prep..,.. a o•• buildlQI lite ...
•'ftlB TOWN aJlo ..,_= UM lta Woftempt ltatul to
Milin l'all1 rail• a mlJU
dollan at &ow interest to pay for
part of • new $3. 7 mUllon plant. .. rt (tbe unlou,
•1reed. . to a four.year con· tract with no pay increua. . .
One el-year-old welder, who
earned about SllO per weet
before the settlement, now
earned about S145." <From The
La1t Entrepreneurs: Amertca'!i
flesionaJ Wars for Jobs and
Oollan, s•mon and Schuster, um. Sll.95.>
Offenng huie subsidies to wisi
or keep a company ia unlversaJ.
Here'• the package Penn·
sylvania put together to get
Volkswagen, as described by
Goodman "The state would
build a 110 million rad spur and
a SlS nulhon h.lghway extension
to serve the plant. fl would pro
v1de ~ auto company with $40
million In a I~ percent long
term loan to finance the plant's
completion. and an over SJ
million s ub!\idy to train VW
workers
"A STATE ~each t!rt>' and
workers' pension fund would
provide another S6 m11Jion m
loan& ror COl\.'\tructJon and when
the plant wai. firushed , local gov·
emment would allow mtlhons of
dollars· worth of tax abate-
ments . During 1978 when the
East HWltlngton plant wu lo
produce urs, VW would pay
local gM-emment less In taxes
than the CO!lt of a single new
Rabbit "
Sanct• lh4' federal government
1s the ultimate loser vaa Indirect
loss of tax revenues, H 'F
Wasbini\00 that must end \hUi
nutty. multJ·ballion buck auctJon
That can be done easily enough
by deductltl« from rat.h grants
gaven to a atate all forms of
compe nsatton the :.late ha!>
made lo keep or attract in
duslry Compared to this Rive
a wa y. the Chrysle r subl>1dy I!>
nothing
Middle Class Americans Ready to Roar
To lhe F.ditor
What Is a Middle C la i.s
American.,
He as the butcher, the baker.
the candlestick maker. lie is the
one who pays his taxes without a
whimper to keep th e
bureaucrats at all levels, In the
s tyle lo which they quickly
become accustomed.
lie Is the one who keep11 shell·
init out for welfare, food s tamps,
Medl·Cal and all the social prob·
lems that the poltt1c1ans can
use for vote J(etlrng. This he
does. even when he doesn't have
enough left to feed his own fam1
ly Then he 111 asked to shell out
some more liO that the idle rich
can havl' a loop hole to slide
through
HE 18 the one who as a11ked to
stay at home rather than lake a
vacation to conserve fuel wh11e
our politicians ride around an
chauffeur-driven llmoua1nes
filled up by the taxpayer and
take aU aorta of Junket.A all over
the world In the 16tac of getting
information for this end that.
He ia lhe one who 111 bandln1
toeether at the polls because be
is fed up wtth paytn1 our ell·
president.a and poUUclana high
pension.a plus mllU0111 more ln
little extras -while they aeU
their services lo make more
millions.
He ls the one wlthout whom
our society wodld crumble.
Believe me, be ii ~ one who
finally la leW.na out a roar -
rather than a whimper -ls sick
and tired of beln& milked dry
and 11 iolnl to I« &U pollUclao.s
--paat, preHDt and future •
know that the aravy train 11
comJn1 to an abrupt eod. 1At the
record.I 1how the middle clul wtll bt beard. The day of
recltonln1 ii now.
Send thlt a.it.r to )'Our elected
otncl1l and ,ive blm food for
thou a ht. G.KOVACIC
manner. but i.oon he wa~ \har
ing his paper. poantrng to 1tn
arUcle on Spiro Agnew. ht· 11a1d , · · r assume you are from the U S
Whal do you thank of Richard
Nixon~"
WHEREUPON all my pent up
fury and loathmf( of that man
spewed out. gmng all the way
back to h1 i; treatment of Jerry
Voorhies and Helen Gahagan
Dou1tlas
When I had finally exhausted
my litany or ha& dastardly deeds.
thc Englishman chuckled and
"1th a twinkle JO his eye aald.
"'Well. thert"i. one thing you
have to give him credit for "
"Whateve r would that be"!''
··Tenacity'"
BURKE HARRINGTON
014 ,. .. .,,
To the Editor
My heart feels 11ineed and my
pr•de flares when l see Old
Glory set afire by foreicn mobl
Old Glory, the proud symbol
of a free and aenerou.a peopJe.
The Stat Spancled Banner la
blaztna ln it.a humiliation. The
aymbol ol all that manldnd haa
dretmed ol I.Del for whleh it bu
fou1ht -a dream come true.
crumbllnl ln blackened ashes
But, tbe dream w1Jl rLae qaln
like the Phoenix --to 11ow with
lta own tlabt!
kATHRYN FISHBACK ...........
To the Editor:
l read JOC.11' paper dally ftom
coHr to eover and rtnd few
fault.I wtth lt. U WH wtth a
twlnte of dl•may. lbtrtfon,
that I noticed bow mltleadlfta
the headllne wu In your
Than~llvtn• Oay luue.
''Panel Hlll Onofre
Emluiom" tt blued. Yet, wblD
one rudl the a.rUcle, mae ftndt
I.bat the pueJ did not "bit" tbe
tml•lkml I& au. Wbat .... JllUl1 ,.bit" Wll wlult they COGl&iend
lnadequate mooltotiQI Of Ute
tmluklalo
'
c.rn do "1lhout lhl" fh..tl ~hould
ht.-lc•fl to the mo\ 1c'i
J W REIO
8•ftn-T .. • Pllb
To the Editor
Al last ~ doctor'> are learn
101 about outnUoo' We all att
"pill popptn" people who take
blue ones. areen ones, red ones.
white ones, et.I: Do all these pills
know where they are 1oan1 after
they are clown In the stomach~
One can JUSt use their 1ma.gina
lion. as lf a Uttle wtndow were
there t.o watch "the fight" tbal
must be golnc on
Anyone who lJ 1ufferin1 rrom
bith blood prasure knows he
hu to lake cet'Ulln dNll to COD·
trol •t. Now the doctors ace find·
ln• tbal a simple lhln• like an
or1n1e and a banana every day
does help! It bu been proved
and tried.
Sooner or later our doctors wm have to learn t.bt better
nutnUon will be tbe answer to •
lot of our lll1 lb1t are not bein&
cured by drup.
EMMA HYMAf'
•••r•••r .. r To the Editor:
"Remember Pearl Harbor -
Keep Amertc1 Alert" ls the
1toa1n of the Pearl Harbor
Survivors AnoclaUon, a ft'l'
elite IJ'OUp, lD that t.bey took tbe
brunt ol the lnfamOUI attack Oft
Pearl Harboroo Dec. 1. 1.t41. There .,. aumeroua potential
members wbo bave not jalDed
the or1anl1atlon to IU~ and
perpetu.lt.9 the above 1 lt you wen at Pearl arbor.
or on a sb.lp or bin wltbln 1
Ulree mUe ra&ua of the lllud ot
Oahu oa Dec T, !Ml. between
the boun ol OTll 1 . m. and IMS
a .m . and are ~ in tM
fUtun well·blln& of Cllll' eomtrJ. pwue contact:
Or()o Cblptw It
P.O. IOll lC, Lot Al•mttoa,
CA to7IO IAJISIL. PACO
Pl'llllllll&
read) All other ca,es '4f're
ei ther ordered .. off calendar"
due lO failure of the part1e:'I and
lhe1r 1tltomcyi. to appear, or
continued. or a sllpulataon wa."
filed lbe morning bustness wru.
compleud by 10.30 am. and no
cue~ were heard tn Department
4 ID the J.flemoon.
DEPARTMENT 36, lM other
domestic ~lations department.
had a similar expenence and
had no matters after 2 JO p m
In all probabtlil>. five Judges
wouJd have been adequate to
handle tbe court busrness the1t
day.
The Judaes who were absent
took "'acatlon lJme and weN! not
playmc hooky u mJpt be con·
eluded from your Nov. 24 art1.
cle. ("ounty employees were on
vacation that day. Hiltortcally.
the same aituatloo wlll be found
each year primarily because the
at.torne11 and t.be litltants are
reluetant to au.end court dates
immediately surroundine majOr
holidays.
ROBERTH.HUCKENPAHLER ....... ,
To the Editor:
Hooray for Newport Harbor
RJtb Scbool l Two CIF cham·
plon1htp1 lo one d11 I Con·
~tulatioGI to a. tebool, the
"'" wl.lnb9U team. the boys water polo t.am tnd their
coacba!
JOAN SAllllJS
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To tbe !ldltor:
Your Nov. 29 ect1tortal ad
montahlnc Colta Mesa raldentl
for not •bowln• up for the
Sakioka farm property devek>c>-
ment llMll1u ID the Clty Cou.ncU
eb1mbert aeaerVH rebuttal
from nartll c.o.ta Ileum. We
bave found tbal it'• UMlell to
fteht .. cUJ ball .. IDCl au land• .-e)open. We llave found tbat tbe
UW. 1!1J1 can't w1D in Oolta
.... 8o wU Dou.Id .. Dad oese.IWI out t ru rtdte. ..u ou1 and IDOft a•q fl-om t.b.ll area. TM ..._
JOU'll baM aftJUDd SOuth ca.t Plua ,.W NallJ llA•t tbe Cltj Coaadl; ..__ 'W• trMd to ,.-.
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You 1ee lbem ..tvertitecl oe TV, in tbe newtJ>lllllll'S. tG billbo_., nea cm matebboot COftl'I -prt•ate ·toe:.
tloaal 8CllDoll, allo Dori ·.a.~~· U..
Tbe -::-.-: Job ~:·., , ... ; :==. pndkal =-:eater • ........., toda1'•
tl,lllt ........ •arbt. And tbe1 .... ... .
Ins aublt&DUal •&Ju over tbe tmtltutlom of.
fertn1 a traditional
llberal arta educat.loa.
•oat: TOAN
10.000 vocatloaal. t.rW
and COtn!lponcMlee adloola KJ"CIN the country offer train·
tq riqlng from computer tedw>locJ ud eosmetoJoo to
secretarial akills. Costa ranee from a few hundred doUan
a Mme.st.er to u hilh u $9,000 a year (far above tuition·
fees cbaJ'aes of ma.ny of the most presticioua coUecea and
univenWes>.
These schools operate to make a profit -and are ll&P·
ported mtirely by atudem WiUDo and fees.
But. there are widespread abuses and many pi':falla in
the fle)d. conaumer proterlion studies bave empbuised re-
peatedly.
Euuerat.ed or mbleadlq claims that jobl are plen·
Uful in a sebool'• trainlnc field prevail amoa1 many voca-
tional achoob, says lbe Federal Trade Commission.
SOME 8CBOOLS ADVErn8E with such blat.a.nl
generalluatlom -aa "Computer tecbaJcians are lD blade-
mand " -but they may Call to add important del.alls
sucb u "employers pttfer applicanta with college decrees
·and two yean working experlwe."
JI you att guided merely by the ceoeraliution about
the demand for computer t.ec:bnldans. you easily may dis·
cover -far too late -)'OU can't move from square ooe.
Many of lbe more aggressive vocational schools have
made a rttrwting racket out o! federaJ financial aid pro.
crams, audita by the Department of Health. EducaUOft and
Welfare show.
They lure students into t.bar teboola with the promise
of financial aid. The students aet lhe aid -but they may
not get the lldequat.e tralrung promised aod they certainly
a re not assured the Jobs they expect when they flnisb.
MANY VOCATIONAL st1tOOLS bave questiooable
refund poUcies. consumer protection bureaus warn.
Aft.er only two or three sessions, studoecta dissatiafted
with the tr&Jning they are eettinc often cannot get even a
partial refund They may sign a trainu2g contract, drop out
after a few courses. then discover they owe the school a lot
more money th.an they had antJcipated. This has become
an opea IUOd.al.
Not all proprietary schools use t.bese tactics. Many rep-
u table schools bave been tunln1 out successful
graduates for years
aEFOaE YO\J start to select a &Cbool. make sure you
can answer this vital question: What do I want out ol t.hia
proeram?
Almost. without exception. vocatiooal acboola do not
award colJqe decrees-They muall7 award certllkatee.
Community colleges. b.lgb scbools. and adult education
centers migbt offer the right trainio& for you. Ooa't over·
loot attemative5
VISIT TBE SCHOOLS! Surely. this Is as importut
a purchase u an automobile: It's your b(e'a wof'K. )'OW'
future ea.mi.ap, your aaUsfact.ioo with wbat you are dolna
-aJJ tbele are at ata.lle.
DoQ't beeome • ~ ol aareaive ... tacties. Tbe
more quiestionable sebools in tlUa area hire salespeople
wbo are art1lta at appeallq to JOUI' anxieties.
Tomorrow: & Yo.:r 0.0.. hlotlCilJ>h>r
United Drops 3
California Stops
I w ASHINGTON <AP> -The Civil Aeronautics Board ~ ,Sven United Airlines perm.Wion to bait service
af adually lo the California cities of Bakersfield. Modesto
and Stockton
TM board said a complete United pullout from the
three dties would depend 00 the ability or o<er carriers
such aa Swill A.ire and Air Pacific, to provide reliable
service.
Board members said United could becin wit.bdrawi.ng
ln atagea and that they would ruiew the attuatioo every 30
days. It was estimated that United could be toa1l)' out ol
those dtks in al& mootha
DUUNG TllE TM.NSl'ftON period, the board set
minimum service levels for the clUes. Modesto and
Stockton each were cuaranteect at least two roundtripe
each weekday and t'ro Heb weekend to Su Fhacllc:o.
with 200 Mata each direcUoo oa weekdQI ud a total ol aoo each diredion on weekends. Bakersfteld was IUU'&n·
teed at least two dallJ roundtripa to Loa Aqelea, wltb 300
aeats eacb direction.
United had requested permission to pull out of the
three dties last July.
Jn anotber California cue, the CAB cave Air Paclllc
permtldon to drop aemce to Cbko a aooo • 1t1 tem·
pcwary JePlaeement. W•talr, me111 a board nqcdnmmt
that It use two pllota ~ ol one lD tbe CeaDa 40Z
alNraft tbat will Hrve tbe citJ.
THE BOA&D ALSO AGUSD fD par WMtalr a IUb-slclJ because ol tlMt added COit ol &bl extra pilot ud
bee•Ule the MeODd flier WOGld eut oat U perc.t ol tbt
puMQPr eapadtJ ol tbe nfm .... o..aa
Under wentlal alr W'nC!e pMiUMI Mt by tbe board. W..u.tr will ban to Pi.mdl .t llllt two RIUDllb1pa
dally -two .. cb ...... bettioia ca1co ... a.. J'hA. clsco. wtdl • Mata eaCb dlNetkfia CID Wtel'dQI and a total ot • ucb dlNctlCID Oil ........
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MOON MULLINS by Ferd & Tom Johnson
THE FAMILY CIRCUS by Bil Keane GORDO
"Little kids en cute, Cl'tn't they?"
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