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MONDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER 17, 1919 •
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MesaWo
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Leads -.All Wrapped Up
WASHINGTON (AP> -The coot.est for· the Ul80 Republican
presidential nomination, subdued by the Iranian crisis, bas setUed
into a catch-the-leader pursuit ~ witb Ronald Reagan at.ill setting
the pace.
"Let's face it, there are some people who thought as soon u be
came df the blocks, that he'd stumble," said Rep. Jack Kemp, R·
N.Y .• a key Reagan organizer "But he's nmning a good race and
getting stronger.··
RIVAL CAMPAIGN TEAMS CONCEDE BEAGAN an early-
favonte status -but say they hope to chip at that strength once
the primary season opens m earnest. ·
Republican candi<lates are pretty much holding their posilloos
and marking time until the field of rune GOP candidates can be
narrowed.
The major and some of the lesser-known GOP candidates are
devoting their energies and funds to heavy campaigning in Iowa,
New Hampshire and the other early primary and caucus states -
moat operating under the theory that they need early, strong show-
inca to capture national attention.
Campaigning has been rather low-key lo date, with the
stalemate at the U.S. Emba5$y in Tehran, where 50 Americana are
being held hostage, casting a pall over the political landscape and
temporarily robbing the Republicans of one of their favorite
themes -attacks on Carter's cooduct of foreign policy.
&EP\JBUCA.N CANDIDATES RAVE VOICED 1eneral sup-
port for Carter's performance in the cri.11..s -without dwelll.ne on
the subject. ·
"'lbere is a hh•tu" because of lr•n and a desire to a~port the
president and to not criticize the voice that speak.a for the country
ln a time ol criais," said Kemr. ' Reagan's proposal tha deposed Sbab Mohammed Reza
Pahlavi,· who new to Panama Saturday, be sranted permanent
asylum in the United States provoked former Texu Gov. Jotm
Connally to openly criticize Reagan for speakln,g out of turn.
It ••• one ol the few breaches of the uowritten, unspoken
'·apeat-no-W-of·another-Republican" rule that seema to be 1ovem-
inl the GOP atruaJe.
CONNALLY, WHOSE '8 IOLLION WA& cbeft ii tbe lar1est
raised to date by a preslclentlal candidate, bu been dotnC eome
(See •EAGAN, Pase A2)
Navy Jet C,rashes;
Airport in Flames
Hot air balloon-maker Don Piccard
·deflates one of his new models following a
recent test run in Costa Mesa. He made
this one -it's 60 feet high when inflated
and encloses 75,000 cubic feet -for Jim
o.lly ,._ ,,_ ... ·-...... 1
Wright of La Crosse. Wis Wnght plans to
call it "La Crosse Word Puule." ffe says
there are lots of neat places to go
ballooning in Wlsconsin
Thieves Take
50 Yule Trees
FromHB Lot
Tbievea made off with 50
Cbristmu trees from a Htmt·
lnltOD Beach aalet lot Sunday,
leavtnc beblDd only a trail ol needl•, police aald.
Spg Trials Lo .. 1
Hostages' Freedom
For Honday Nixed
Offlcen uld they believe a
truck wu used to haul the Uny
forest from an unsecured area ln
front of Aqell Home Center,
1800 Edincer Ave.
Tbee••PMDI, reported mias-lnl at 1:40 Lm.., wen valued at
l850.
lnv..U,aton aald Cbriltmu
tree tbeftl are OD tbe iDCJ"Ule
·W. J'e&r nd speculated SuD·
day'• tlMNI wo.ld eltber at-t.mpt to Mil tbe ... OJ' bad a
lf•rJ bll Cllrf1mtH party Pliliaiid.
mlpt appear u witneuea. "but
DOt u the ~&aled •••
He had Mid before that the
boltqee ~d not be tried unW Ute pmd j\&ry npon.d and Its ~ toold be evaluated. ht tbe lbadenta, who lDiist tilt ab.Iii be retumed to Iran ror U1'11 b&ve Cciltradleted or...,..
nalea Gbaitbilldeb Mveral tlftMll
oa lit• atatua of American ~bi&cllnlra. • <Sei ..... hcaAJ) •
Auto
Runaway
Car Rolls
Over Her
A Costa Mesa woman was
l•Ued Sunday after abe ap·
plal'eotb fell while ltarUq ber
cu ud lt backed o•er ber
sneral times, police aaid toda)t.
Set. Tim Holbrook aatd
Butt'ttlt Ftnley lilarsbaJI, f7.
died ln tbe 5:30 p m. accident Ln
front ol El Pescador restaurant
at 17th Street and Tustin
Aven~
He "1d Mrs Marshall left the
res uurant after apparently
arguing wtlh her husband and
rried to s tart her car Her
husband had come tn ,. separate
car. Hotbr'o<Mt said
Details of how M rs Marshall
fell out of the car and 1t began
baclnng up aren't yet known,
Holbrook said.
He satd the car aooarently
be1an crrcling .in revef"k, part.
ly 1n the parlung lot and partly
m dnving lanes on 17th Strttt,
running over Mrs Marshall
~veral tames while passersby
tned to halt 1t
The runaway car struck one
c er on 17th St re et. but tibe
dnvtt. James Gordon Day, at,
of Newport Beach . escaped
without iAjary. Holbrook said.
A m«orcycUst behind D-.y,
Bnan Bi1lbop ol Newport Beadt.
narrowly averted a se<:<>nd aol·
llslon and managed to jump illto
the rwYway car and halt it,
Holbrook said
Mrs. Marshall was taken to
Hoat Memonal Hospital but«·
forts to reviYe her were unsuc-
ceuful. be sa1d.
<See CAa. Pase A%)
Coast
Weather
Fair throulh· Tueaday '
and alllbt11 C90ler 'rue. I
day. Lowt tonitht coaeen-1
trated la CM 40I. Bllha t hetcla1 ...., froaa ..
at the beadMiit to 11 m.; 1
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Charlie Chan relaxes on his antique settee in the three-
bedroom house he inherited when bis devoted owner.
Grace Alma Patterson Wiggins, died in April 1978. The.
cat was the sole beneficiary of the estate. Story on Paee
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REAGAN NO. I •..
heavy campaigning -especially in the South.
Connally atrateglsts concede that Reagan is still far out front.
btlt claim the former Califonlia governor's strength, out.aide of the
"-r West, lies mostly In the Northeast -despite the fact that in
Ute 1976 primaries Reagan ran poorly in the region.
Connally is focusing much of his attention on primaries in
-Alabama, South Carolina, Georlia and Florida.
1 "The best opportunity is in southern primaries. Reaian's
!ltrength is sort an the South," srud Eddie Mahe, Connally'a chtef C,!lmpaien strategist
&EAGAN AIDES DISPUTE THAT THEORY notJ,q Re .. a.a'•
euy victory over Connally ia Jut mQDtb'1 '1ort,d.a GOP straw ~ot.
"We're concentratin1 heavily on eve!'Ylhina in the f1nt wave q~ primaries, includine t.hoae in the South," aiid Charlie Black,
fl.eagao's political director.
This weekend, Reaaan completed his third major campalln
1$Wing since announcina his candidacy a month a10. But he'll re·
main at home in California until early January when he'll bit I.be
campaum trail again. Black said.
Meanwhile, former CIA Director Geor1e Buab of Texas,
buoyed by his upset victory la.at month over Sen. Howard Baktr ol
:tannessee in a Maine straw ballot and h1a 1tron1 •bowing in the
.i'lorida GOP tally severl weeks later. is trytn1 to keep that mom en· tum 101n1.
Bush has been atumpin1 bard in Iowa and New Hampshire and
also payin1 close attention to Florida and Maine.
IOWA'S JAN. JI CAUCUSES P&ESBNT the ftnt m~or
showdown for candidates, J,Dd New Hampehlre'a Feb. 28 prlmary
temaina the fint involving both parties. A GOP priblary in Puerto
Rfoo oo Feb. 17 ls also attracting the attention of ftepublica.a ca.a·
atates, however, includio1 Busb.
' Hi.a strategy requ,ires a 1ood sbowiq ln the earl1 primary
slates and he knows be must make his ·move u IOOD u pouible.
"I have to do better than you guys think I can," be teU. re·
porters covering his campalen.
Baker haa practically abandoned his job u Senate minority
leader to pursue hi.s campalen. He's focUlina ·lar1ely on seven
at.ates: Iowa, New ltampabire, Arkansas, Maaaacbuaetta, Ver-
mont, Connecticut and Wiacooain -as weU as Puerto Rico.
DESPITE INITIAL SETBACKS, SUCB A.8 the straw ballot 1'»• to Buab in Maine, Baker feels he still bu a 1ood cha.ace of be· iii& in the ftnals.
"Our thea1s ia that ttrough the Illinois primary, lhrot11b
March, there is goin1 to be a wionoWiog down proceaa" and that
two or three major candidate. will emerge, with Baker among
them, a spokesman aaya.
Rep. John Anderson, R·lll., whose moderate-to-liberal
philOIOl>hY and voUna record aet him apart from the real of the
paek of GOP contenden, ia Puttina most of bis eneray and limited
respources into maldna • strong sbowtna in New Hampshire.
He has been campalJDlnl there extensively, wbile dom1 little
in Iowa but lookln1 ahead to the Masaacbuaetta and lllinota
primaries. U Anderson can't begin pulling ahead by llllnoi.s, be
probably will drop out, aides aald.
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I.RAN" •••
Tehran Radio to4ay quoted
Gbotbudeb u aa)'fA1 lnvtta·
tlOM to join the 0 it'uad Jury"
are belnl extend~ to Ne>bel Peace Prbe·wlnnlna . trllb
1tate.bla.D Sean MacBrtde Nd Lout ·Edmood Petutt, prtmdlnt
or1 both tbe Pam Bar ~atton and tbe liaternatlonat
Or1n•utton of Catholle Jurtai.
~ laid' toda1 tbat !My Ud
not received lnvltadGlll.
I•• lf nflle. la DOt ra1Md ..., fw1MI' clurtn, u.. one
ftN et American retail =DI _ _ otl ;riot9 IDllP••• •U ... .
Tbt at~-bJ audt Arabia railed ltl prtcee II per.
c l above pnytoua 1•¥911, but
banl,y above tbe 121.IO eeil· rt 111 _, OPEC tn lune. ooaMltel • ._. · u Ub)ta, ,...... tDt eeUina .... ..., ..,
aQd .,. .......,.. (or furtbelt ID-,.,. .....
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1fG Oil Mlnl1ter laaedin aJ
ICabrak to&d a report.er.
Llb.Ja, wblcb breacbed tbe
QPl:C ~in October. an-nounced ·.uou.er price lllcrNM Suoda7. It biked ~.price of tu
hJ1b..quall\y cnllde oll -prUed
for ita bleb ~eJd ol PMllne -
by $3. 'Q to ... ba.rril, retlOllc·
RtdJ.a.d .... d ..
Uve to llfov. 1.
Mabrak Ue>aald Ubfa, which
ahipa nearly ball of the 2 million
barrels lt produces dally to I.be
United States, will reduce pro-
ductlon Mxt yeaf, but did not
H1 by how much.
lndoonla al10 boosted lta
price bf • to 125.eio tor a 42· ••llon barrel. Iran's official Pan newa a1enc1 1ald the price
of Iranian crude had been raiaed
h to sa&.00, but Iranian OU
Minister All Akbar Molnfar
called the report a ruuaor.
The pre-<:<>nference splurge of
price hikes was begun last week
when a bloc of OPEC
moderates. led by Sau.d.i Arabia, bumped prices up $6 to $24 a
barrel
The Saudi·led bloc said it
raJaed prices early to bead off
even greater price increases at
the Veoesuela conference. In ad·
dltlon to Saudi Arabia, the
world's largest oil exporter, the
bloc includes Venezuela, the
United Arab Emirates and
Qatar. Together they account
tor about balf of OPEC'a daily
output of 30 mllUon barrels.
Marissa, a five-montb-oJd mo-. leopard; gets her weet.IJ'
bath from Fred SterUq, a 1upervtaor at N9'* York'•
Bronx 7.oo. 'Die smallest ~ a Utter of three leol>ardl born
at the zoo last July. Martua wu separatecf from her family to be specially fed and bathed.
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Kuwait's oil minister said Sun·
day his country was ·'support·
ins" I.be S24 a barrel pnce, and llB Bousinc1
aources said Eeuador wu likely ~
to go alq wttb it. But Algeria
raised its base price to $26.27 a
barrel In October and Nigeria
went to $218.20 in November.
Yamanl aald befo~ the meet·
ln1 his naUon would seek to
maintain the 124 price ·'for u
Jon1 aa pouible." UAE OU
Miolater Mana Said al Otetba
&a.o Hid M would not ....... for
Hearing Scheduled
On Seacliff Appeal
•• tnan • .,.
ID addiUcm to ftz1q a new rate
ne State Coutal Commlalon
la 1cbecluJed to cooalder appeals
Tuesday in U. An1ele1 to the
recent approval of a S.Jt unit
housing developJ:tlent 10 Hunt
inrton Beach.
t>urtni the 10 a m. IHSIOO at
the Airport Manna Hotel. 8601
Lincoln Blvd .. the comm1u1on as
to bear appeals to South Coast
Commisaido approval 1ranted to
~rd. the OPBC mlniaters ~
expected to dlacuu the future ol
tbe dollar, the currency all
OPEC countries except Iran use
to tramact bUlineaa. The Ira·
nlana, &oclted in a bitter feud
wlth the United States over their
holdln1 of 50 American bostqee
In Tehran, dumped the dollar
thla month after President
Carter impounded Iranian aa-f;'.uel Blast aet.I in the United States when CI
Iran tried to pull them out.
Several blemben have called Ro••*o 5 ()()() for replacement of the dollar ~ ' wltb a • 'bt1ket •' of several
1tron1 CUZTeDClee.
"We have to protect ounelves •••tut currency nuctua~·· said the Libyan otl mlnlater.
"We have suffered a lot of baee
due to the Ouctuatlon.a of the
dollar 1be dollar la adrift."
CA>ps Arrest
Three Bikers
SAN FRANCISCO CAP> -
Law enforcement officers report
they have made three more ar-
rest• lo a crackdown on the
Hells Angela motorcycle gang.
They are Michael Tankenley,
32, a member ol the club from
the Sonoma County town of
Windsor, and two Angel as-
sociates -Unda Walton, 30, of
Oakland and Wayne Smelser, 42,
of Fremont. The chartes ranee
from beinl a felon in poaseaaion
of a •boteun to belpln1 a fu.ett!ve
avoid an-eat.
Eiabteen lfella An1els and u -soclate. are oft trial in San Fran-
cisco on federal racketeerin1
cbaraes, and 1everal others a.re
awaltiq trial.
Mml Mwt
Go Through
TAYLOR, Mich. <AP>
About 5,000 retldent.I returned to
their homes after flrefllhlers
from alx Detroit suburbs ex·
Uo1uJ1bed a Oaah fire at a
1aaollne 1tora1e lant which
raeed out ot coovol ror nearly 24 boun.
Tbe blue sent orange names
and black 1molte into the sky
Saturday and Sunday. forcmg
evacuatJon or nearby residents
It finally wu brought under con
trol about 3 a.m Two house
trailen were destroyed in the
fire, but no serious in.Juries were
reported.
the Seecftlf IV '*°"""'-Tbe 11$.acre 4leNla5 Nit ii
propoeed for bluffs O'ftdc••in1
the 8o1aa Chica lowlands at tbe
weal eod ol Palm Street by the
Huntingtoo Beach Company
Appeals were filed in early
November t>Y Steve Schu..,.,...,.r a former Seacb!f
Homeowners AsaocaatJoo pres1·
dent . the Amigos dt"' Bolu
Chica. a Hunl.J.ngton Beach coo
servauon group. and the Le1al
Atd Foundauon ot Long Beach
Because ol state law reqwnne
immediate bearlna• on appeals.
the Seacllff iaaue wu Khech&led
for consideratJOo by the state
board near San P'ra.aciHo lat.e
last moatbJ
However. HunUnrton Beach
Company oftlciala requested a
delay ao that the iuue could be
granted a full bearln1 In
Southern CaJJ..fonlia tomorrow
before interelted local ll"OUPS
and lndivida.ala.
The appeals which seek dmlal
of the project are baaed on
claims that earlier approval by
Huntlniton Beach city •lend•
were laced with procedural er·
ron and that the project would
adversely affect the coutal re-
sources in the tidewater area.
"' . :tQI ANO&la <AP.> -A IM "' Alil•r. lictiO nftlmu. dioe; "' ~J!d A;eeHCabl lO NM -
.. ~to tbe IO VS .. ~dllh--m.o&LU;: ~
... J-autMin9 ~ .... alDM..U ....... the ,.....;.
81rtbeWMDot'1iowed ..... ..,...,, : . .. ...,.
Ala Pw ~ DIPC ,..,.....
tbat the mUltant1 atendln1
•uard at the 1ai. accepted tbe
ueb after tutn1 b1a prae
pa11, dlaappearin1 luide the
embuly f« IO minute., tbea ,.
turninl. -
PHD WU told be. couldn•t CO
'inside, 1al.d IUIPC newsman
Tom :'=:l~' ~ the aack,a were rmvap tbe 1ates.
ud one tdndmt Pl'OIDJled the
eardl would be deif vered u looc
u they did DOt riolate Newtty.
Tbe only problem Paen en· countered.. Wayman laid. wu
1ettin1 tbroulb the crowd ol re·
porters presaed around the em·
ba11y gate.
Paen started a nationwide
drive (Or Cbrulmas cards for
the bo.t.aaea and the cards de·
livered today came from more
than 30 at.ates. with most of the
cards coming from Southern
Callfomia. Wayman said.
Handmade cards from school
children joined glossy card-shop
1reetlnp from a group of UCLA
dentistalnt.be bulging mailbag.
·' l am very fretluJ and sad
when l hear something that as
sad." wrote Llsa BolJvar. • ftfth. grader at Richmond Street
School an El Segundo
Lisa's homemade Christmas
card included a sketch of priM>ners in ~lls.
A claaamate. Carol Sheehan.
sketched a star. notm1 in pesictl
that lt wa "the •tar of Jesus
and when the star of Jes\.m is
around hope is wt th you · ·
Paen Used a second room at
the Hotel lnter-Contmental to
store the cards.
..God soeed your return ''! .. a Detroit farruly wrote.
Carl Borelll, of PIHervUle.
Ca hf . telexed word that 5<'
small Chnstmas trees were on
the way to Tehran "from the
people ol Placenalle. · ·
J im and Dawn Vob.a ol Cer
nt~. urged the hostages to .. Tn
not to despair Yo u are nor
forgotten "
A card also came from Mr
and Mrs Don Bertsch of La
Jolla. wbo aald.. "God k>vea you
ad ao do ,.. alt from the home ol'diii ."
Dozen. of firms sent cards
wtth slpalurel from an thea~
~mploye.
Chnstmas tnes. Santa Clau.<;
and reindeer decor3ted cards
made by pupils at St J oseph
School for the Duf in the Bronx.
N Y and fint 11raden m l 'ruo,, Caty. N 4' hoped ··you a,.. all
safe and come home fut ..
Jn Waahinaton. DC . thouBh.
the correspondent for Uie Na
taonal lra01an News Serv1('e
declared lhat the Amerit'an
news media were !'t1rnn~ up
.. ant1·revoluttonaty teeling5
among Americans by broadus'.
ln& news ot I.be Chnatmu cant umpatp.
E're.P~AI
CAR •••
• The Vlctim'• husband. Robert
Lle wellyn Marshall of CostL·
Mesa, was held on suspmor. of
be1n1 drunk in oubllC' but the char1e wasn't related to the
death. olftcers UJd.
They aatd inve1tl1at1on lntc
the traeedy att continwn(l.
•
avr POUnCAL co•ron dldla't
come eaa7 tor tb• 41·)'Hr-old aa-
Hmb!Jmu frOill Oraqe. 'JbNe Um•
before hi cllmbed Lnto the ~ Diltrtet
Hat, NeltlDde bad tried for elected ol·
ftce. And tbree Umee he lln1lbed sec:()Od
beat, ttrtee to tben-Democ:raUc As·
.emblyman Kea Cory.
C<lntequently, ln peraooal coovenJl· Uona, Neltande often T'eflects on lboee
early fnastratina election defeats and.
·Won't Release Yanks
t
;. Hostages' Captors
I
· Hold to Hard Line
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I TEHRAN, Iran (AP) -MW·
tant students occup)'i:Pg the U.S.
Embassy denied today that any
of tbe 50 Americana tbey bold
would be released by Christmas
• and said all hostages will be
7 t tried u spies.
, Foreien Minister Sadegb
Gbotbudeb told foreign re·
~·,.. ~r~ tbat. aom• ... • ,. ..... be
releued n Chriatmu. ··No. no. tbe7 are not IOIDI to be releaaecl. •• a •tudeat
spokesman told The Aaoclatecl
Presa
He said the embuay occupiers
would leave the seUln1 of a trial
date up to the Iranian people.
·'The Iranian oeoole will de
kEHNEDY,CARTER
UNRED ON IRAN-AI
Bird? Weed?
Canyon Fire Cause Traced
A tumbleweed or bird that
flew against 56,000-voll elec·
trlcal wires was blamed today
for a SS.acre fire that. menaced
Laguna Beach and Emerald Bay
last week causing evacuatiao ol
200 people.
The Tuesday night blue that
jojured nine persons and badly
damaged one expensive home
while scorchine others started
on a rid&e between Boat and
Emerald canyons.
Capt. Marc Hawkins, county
fire department spokesman,
said several witnesses saw a
foreien object strike the wires
on the windy bill.
"1'be tumbleweed or bird or
whatever it was burst into,
names and tell to the around ...
Hawk.ins said. The naming mat-
ter landedln brush.
More than 420 fireficbt.ers -
aided by a fuel break between
the bllltop bomes and dry
chaparral -subdued the flames
lubed by gale force winds.
Man Admits Setting
,
Blaze in Newport
with the former shah's re&ime,
beginning Jan. 1 or 2. The pro-
ceedings wOuld take about two
weeks, be said, and hostaces
might appear as witnesses, "but
not as the accused."
He bad said before that the
hostaces would not be tried uoW
the l?1lDd jury reported and it.s
Oacfln• could be .. a1uated.
But tbe ttudenU. who lnalat
the lhab be ~ to Iran tor trial. haft~ or over-
ruled GboU•~ral tmaie. on tbe ata~ f American
diplomata held in Iran.
Tehran Radio today quoted
Gbotbudeb as saying invita·
tions to join the "?rand jury"
are being extended to Nobel
Peace Prize-winning Irish
statesman Sean MacBnde and
Louis·F.drnond Pettill. president
of both the Paris Bar A.ssocia
tion and the International
Organiultioo of Catholic Jurists
Both said today that they had
not received invitations
Told ol the radio report, Mac-
B ride. in Dublin, said his
participation would depend on
the inquiry's terms of reference.
its purpose and who else was in·
volved.
MacBride. a one·time lnsh
Republican Army chief, woo the
Peace Prize in 1974 for his work 1
in South-West Africa (Namibia)
and vialed Iran earlier to help
mediate the crisis.
Another broadcast said Iran is
stopping oil sales to Panama.
where the sbah has taken ref.
uge on a resort island. But
Panama sald Sunday that it has
not imported oil ffOm Iran slnce
1973.
* * *
more Ulan mo.t elected offteeholden. eoanta hb political
bl••lnel· Abo. be II not all tMt kupreued by the deetJoneer1nc
power ........ and po:UticaJ biawtlJ that bHe pledted tbelr
support wbJJe W1bli him to take oa Miller. ·
A fGUftCAL P&AGllATl8T, Natande lcnowa tbat lt
bl la to defeat llWer it will be what be aometimea calls
''the peopl• bebbNS all u.o.e doon at >11 tboee bouaes that. in tho ftnal analys!I, ct.term.lne wbo wtm eled:looa."
A.Qd not all tboee people behind an tboee doors in all
tboae ~ in the Third SupeJ'Vl.IOrtal Di.atrtrt tnow Bruce Natande.
The d.latrtet'a voUq breadbaaket reacbe1 throup
Fullertcn. La Habra, Bru and Placentia even tboqh eeo·
graphically lt atretcbea from La Habra in the oorth
throu&h tile upper reacba ol El Toro and lillt1k>n Viejo
So, ln recent con•eraatiooa Nestande has talked of a
maaaive personal campallJl to acqualnt himself wtth tboN
voten who bne not seed the name Bruce Nestande on a
ballot before
(Sff MILLD'S SEAT, Pace Al)
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lriag •• tlae Cake
People of the United Arab Enurates are the world's
wealthiest people with per cap1ta incomes o( SlS.000 a
year These residents of Dubai take to the ice recently at
the Olympic size rink, the first an the Arabian desert The
federation's oil revenue makes the good life possible
A. Newport Beach man has ed·
milted be set an apartment flJ"e
tbat forced the residents ol 48
unltl Jn Newport Beach to nm
for tbetr lives Saturday Dlaht,
police u.td today.
Yule Cards Delivered
Gold, Silver
Show Sharp
·Increases
den tis ta ln the buleinl mail bai.
"I am very fretlul and sad
when t bear IOIDeth.lni that is
sad," wrote L1aa Bolivar, a fifth.
grader at Richmond Street
Scbool in EJ Sepndo.
Llta'1 homemade Cbriltmu
card included a sketch of
prisoners in celll.
A cluamate, Carol Sheehan,
sketched a star, DOtinl lo peacil
that lt wu ·'the aw ot lesua
and when the star of JMUI ii
around hope a. wltb you."
Paen UMd a lecaDd room at
tile RcM1 mt..r.CooUnent&I to
aton the eardl.
"God IDMd YoUI' return !1 ! .. a DetrottfamU1wrcu.
Cari Borelll, ot PlaHntlM.
C4RTER ASKS
FUC DISPUY. i ,,
Miu.ER
CM Wife
Crushed
By Car
A Costa Mesa woman was
ltilled Sunday after she •P·
parenUy rell while start.mg her
car and 1t backed over her
several times, pottce said today
Sgt Tim H ol brook i.a1 d
Beatrice Finley Marshall, 47.
died m the s 30 p m accident m
front of El Pescador restaurant
Jt 17th Street and Tu .. t 1n
A\enue
Ht said Mrs Ma rshall left the
r~staurant after apparently
ar1wna 1Wlth her husband and
tried to !>tart her car Her
huaband had come m • separate
car. Holbroot said.
Oellili ol -.OW II ra. Manball
fell out ot tbe car and it be1an
bac-ttn, up aren't yet known.
Holbrook said
He said the car apparently
began circling in reve~. part.
I> m ~ parlung lot and partly
1n driVUlg lanes on 17th Street,
running over Mr, Ma rs hall
St'veral limes while passenby •
tried to halt 1t
The n.m<1wa} <'ar struck one
l' ar on 17th St re et but the
drtH•r Jaml'~ Gordon Day, 34,
of Sewport BeaC'h escaped
'4<tthoul tnJUry. Holbrook said
A motorcvchst behind Dav.
Brian 81~p of Newport Beach.
narrowly averted a serond col-
hsaon and managed to Jump into
the runaway car and halt at.
Holbrook sa.id
Mrs Marshall was taken to
Hoag Memonal Hospttal but ef-
forts to revive her were unsuc -;
ressruJ. he said 1
The victim's husband. Robert
Llewellyn Marshall of Costa
Mesa. was held on susptcton of ~
betng drunk an oubhc. but the charge wasn't related to the
death. officers said
They said anvest1gat1on anto
the tragedy is continuing
Youth Revived
N E W H A L '.. ( A P >
F1refigbteta have r evived an··
11 · yea(-olli fl\ewball boy who r
was ~ clirucally dead \
after an ~avation site caved in
on topo(~.' 1
'·Coa t ,
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.JDtlSALEll (AP> -The laraell ParUamm voted todQ
to reltl1d ahortklDI, 9Dd1q a criall which tbreateMd to topple
Prime llinbter llena~beqi Blcln'• coalJtloa 1ovemmont.
Tbe Krleaet ~ a.a, with nine abstentlom, to repeal a
law allowtq abortlou for IOdal or ecoDOmlc reuona, but tbe
bill mast.pqa two m-. readlnp before lt becomes law.
BelaUN of a thNat by a four·member ultn·Orthodox party
to drop out ot tbe coaUUon, Belin declared the vote to be a vote
of confidence ln bia rule, totem, recalcitrant coallUon sup-
porters to vote ln favor of I.be repeal.
Ollertlle C•r• Der•H
CITY OF INDUSTRY <AP)-Sb Southem Pacltlc tank
can, one carrying liquid chlorine, derailed and overturned to-
day, Los Angeles County fire officiala said.
No injuries were reported and the chlorine did not aplU, the ·
officials said.
One of the other overturned cars contained liquid urban
dioxide and another car contained a peUet.Ued n<m·toxic sub-
stance u.sed as a packing filler, a fire.department spokesman
said
Britaf11Barlu11.S. 011 Ira•
WASHINGTON <AP) -British Prime Minister Marearet
Thatcher publicly pledged British support for United Nations
sanctions again.st Iran today
"We indicated very clearly that when the United States
wishes to go to the Security Council ror further powers under
Chapter 7 <the part of the U.N chart.er deallne with sanctions),
Great Britain will be the first to support it," Mrs. Thatcher said
after she, President Cart.er and their advisers met at the White House
"You expect nothing less and you will receive nothing less."
she said
30 \/ntf<"I~• ColUde in Fog
MANTECA (AP) -The San Joaquin Valley's worst fog.
caused traffic accident this season lulled two men and dama1ed
30 veblcln aJoaa Interstate I near lwre before dawn today.
CV. and &nlcb bepn slammlna totether ...t cl bere
' shortly after 5:30 a.m .. forcln1 cloaure of the intentate'a south·
bound lanes for moat of t.Wee hours, highway patrolmen said.
Vialblllty was reported u low as 20 to 50 feet.
Killed in the crash were Robert Schumacher. ~. of
Stockton, and Knoal Bartley J ordan, 41, of Loch.
No New Oil Price
Bike, Saudi Says
CARACAS, Venezuela <AP> -
As the 13-nation Organization of
OU Exportin1 Countries con·
vened here today, Saudi Arablan
011 Minister Ahmed Zaki
Yamanl said he does not exped
the cartel to raise prices aeatn
after the recent bikes by several
OPEC members.
Yamanl said Saudi Arabia,
which produces one-third of
OPEC's oil, would not raise
prices beyond the $24 level an
nounced last week and would
maintain production at 9.~
million barrels a day during the
flrst three months of 1980. uaoline and heating oil prices
C»Uld go up by as mucb as 11
cents a 1a1Jon.
World oil price• were about
100 percent abo\11 lut year's
levels as the cartel's oil
mlnlat.era convened behind u,ht
security in this Venezuelan
capital to debate another pas·
aible price hike.
Even if the price la not railed
any IUrther during the OPEC
conference, Americall retall
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DAILY PILOT
The latest bike by Saudi
Arabia rimed Its prices 33 per"'
cent above previous levela. but
jwst barely above the $23.50 cell·
ing price set by OPEC in June.
Other countries, such aa Ubya.
paaaed that celllng months ago
and are preaaina for further in·
crt>ases.
"The industrialized countries
can pay whatever we uk," Ub-
yan Oil Minist e r lzzedin al
Mabrak told a reporter.
Libya, which breached the
OPEC celling in October, an·
nounced another price Increase
Sunday. It biked I.be frlce of Its
high.quality crude ol -prised
for its blah yield of auollne -
by $3.73 to $30 a barrel, retroac·
live to Nov. 1. ·
Mabralt also s aid Ubya, which
ships nearly half of the 2 mllUon
barrel.a 1t produces daU)""to the
United States, will reduce pro.
duction next year, but did not
aay by bow much.
Earl Sheflin
Dies at 79;
Services Set'
Board to Get
Union Plea
For Day ·Off
John Sawyer, g e neral
manager of the 7,500 member
Oranee County Employees As·
aociation, said the request was
made after President Carter
gave the day off to federal
work.ers.
Sawyer alao reported that sur·
veya abow that 70 to 75 percent
of eaiployees in private lndmtr:J
will not have to work the day
before Christmas.
He added that Dec 24 should
be a slow day around county
government, anyway Besides,
the workers can make up the
lost work at a future time. he
declared.
But Bert Scott, the county's
personnel director, said the re·
quest appears to be a dead issue
He said the association pre·
vioualy had asked fclr U~e day off
during negotiatiom but shelved
the request at I.be time the con·
tract was settled.
"The public expects cert.aln
operaUoos to remain open and
at this stage the request is too
late," Scott said.
Scott added that It would cost
the county more than $500.000 an
lost salaries if the employees are
given the day off.
Woman Stable
After Crash
In Newport
A Torrance woman was in
guarded condition today in the
lntenalve care unit of Costa
Meaa Memorial Hospital aft.er
sustaininl multiple injuries ln a
Newport Beach accident.
Marcela Slavik, 22, was a
cpaa1e111er lo a car driven by
Ronald Ray Espinou, 21, of
HunUncton Beach. It was st.ruck
whlle tumlnt early Saturday
morning at Briatol Street and
Jamboree Road by a car driven
by a.or.e Sbufelt, 45, of Irvine,
pollcea&ld.
Eaplnou wu reportedly malt·
lnl a left.band tum onto Brtatol
from the aoutbbound tum lane ot
Jambor.e Road, police 1atd,
wben bl.I car wu at.ruck cm the
puaenpor llde bJ lbttfelt'a autO,
northbound an Jamboree.
Eaplnoaa and Shufelt were
taken from I.hi 1CeDe ol the 1:55 a . m. cruh. treated at Colta
M .. a Memorlal Ho.pttal and re-
leued.
Wrapped llp la Bu Werle
Hot atr balloon·maker Don Piccard denatee one of bla new modela followtnc
a ~ test run in Costa eu. He
made this one -It's 80 feet high when
lnfiatecl and encloses 75,000 cubic feet -
for Jim Wright al La Croae, Wis. Ertlbt
plans to call it "La Cro11e Word
Puule." He says there are Iota of oeat
places to go ballooning ln Wlacoosln.
Rites Held
For Producer
Milton Bren
Private funeral services b.a\'e
been held for Milton H Bren. 75,
of Newport Beach, a noted buaa·
nessman. motion picture e"·
ecutive and sportsman who daed
Fnday after a long bout with
cancer
Bren was to be buned at sea
A long -tam e Southern
C alifornia r e•udent Bren
became a leading studio ex
ecutive and film producer tn the
early l~ at the Hal Roach
studios and al Metro Goldwyn·
mayer.
He was responsible for such
films as "Topper " "Mernly We
Lave," "There Goes My Heart"
and numerous falm l'i starring
Wallace Beery.
Bren, a ~-year re!lldent of
Newport. Beach, also wu In ·
vol\'ed in commercial rea l
eatate development of omce
bulld.lnll ln the Loe Anaelea and
Newport areas.
A World War g veteran of the
Coast Guard who saw adion ~
a destroyer c aptain In the
Pacific Theater. Bren also w as a
yachuman. He won the Pacific
Coast Star Class Champaonstups
an the early 20s and he skippered
larger rac ing yachts for 35
years
He Is survived by his wife,
Academy Award winning ac·
treas Clair Trevor of Newport
Beach. sons Peter Bren of
Paris, France and Donald Bren.
an Irvine Company owner, of Los
Angeles, andslx grandchildren
Bren dted at Hoag Memonal
Hospital in Newport
Hunger A warenes8
Day Planned atOCC
Hunge r Awareness Vay,
sponsored by the Hunger ProJ ~
.eel Club, la scheduled Tuesday
on the Orange Coast Colleae
campus in Co.ta Mesa
A rock band, Tamarack, will
be featured aa part of a noon ob
servance on the quadran1le
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TOO, ID aP.GUD8 MBA.ea u a formidable oppo-
nent dapite the mauive adverse Ned.kin to Mlller'a ap-
pointment to the Third District seat wt Ju11 by Governor
Brown. UR others. ~es~ there could be and
poulbly already ti • pub&k backJub to t.be diautrvua
publicity that ueoaapualed Miller Into otftce and baa
haunted him ev• &IDff.
n ·a called the underdoe syndrome and could~ a bic
plua 1D M1Jler'a ravor. etpttt.lly lf • muJUtude of C8D·
d1dates step forw•rd next year to lambute the appolDted mcumbent.
ON TOP Of' TllAT, Nestande ts sensitive to the pout·
ble back.J-.b. that aulht be created by the joblt Republican
and DemottaUc: establishment a.hen.meat iD bi.a corner. He
~es the power structure's endorsement of hunMlf as a
possible tool Maller mlsht take advantage of during the
carnpalp by cutiq bim&elf m the role of the anU-
eatabliabment candidate and Neda.ode u the establllh·
meot'1 handpicked and polished candidate.
H~er, wbm diacUS&IJll the decision be wu asked
to make and the forfetl.LD1 ol tua auembly eeat, the item
that wetebed heaviest in Nestande'a convenatiofts center
on state Coft'mment's cooUnwna impact on county IOV·
emment.
BE 8Dlft. Y WASN'T so cert.Un tbllt the m~ battle1
reflectl.Da baftat oa Oraap OMmt.J'• fUtalre weren't to
be foupt ln Sacnmmto rather Ulan in Santa Am. water, tr~ biebwQS and flnaee ~Ill~, tt are. .. ......,
what ta aldilc:all:J. law that wl1I be 6'dded men bJ
stale °'""""'di.ID tbelr local COdllterpU'ta.
And as Orance County enters the flnaJ phase of Its de·
velopment in the 1980s, Nestande wun't so certalo tb•t bis
place isn't in Sacramento.
PERSONALLY, HE IS mo~ attuned to partisan
politics and a legislator's role than be t..a to nonpart.Jsan
political alfa.an and that ~etimes a-Wkward dual role of
legislator administrator a county s.uperv1sor play!>
Nntande •• • Ronald Reagan loyalist woo. at the same
time. LS palatable to the Democratlc structure He 1s aJso a
young lecislat.or who haa erown somewhat weary of com·
mut101 weekly to Sacramento He la enouch ol a political
realist to lee the advantaaes lD havtnc to nm ror omee Oft·
ly once in flYf!r/ rour yura as well aa the eomfort ol dally
contact wttb bl.a ecmtllueata.
. So a cl now. Nestaade, like It or not, Is the man on the
wtut.e bone riskl.nl bis political Ulestyle to cballeqe Ed
Miller ad in tbe proceea ... ve aomethin1 to say about the
influence cl llUJer baeken Jane P1lada and Tom Hayden
oo pollUcaJ lite in Oran1e County.
Brown Funder Attracts 25
SEA Tn..E <AP> -It wu no
erand aoil'ff -only 25 people
showed \IP far Illa $100.a~
danner -but Callf oruia GoY.
Edmund G. Brown Jr. lnallted
that IUppOrt la awelUq for bis prealdentiaJ bid
"~ candidacy ia buikliq. It'•~ momentum alJ
over the country. wberner I
co," Brown said Saturday nlsht.
Boys and girls in the Suzuki Strine prQ·
gram at Torrance in Torrance Unified
School District show concentration as they
entertained Sunday night durine the
I
DeltY ............ ~ ....
Orange County Music Center's Sixth An·
nual Chrtstmas Candlelight Concert held at
Disneyland Hotel in Anaheim.
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Crisis Building Carter Lead
N B W Y 0 a K ( A P ) -public mlad about bl• com· Amenew· oPtatoal of .Jlmm1 • petace. wtuAe Kennedy a. ap-
Carter md Edwarc1·11. Lmnecty par.au,. ral.led Mm• doubb ll••• ntpnopped ta reeent about bit ablUt1ea. <Related w .. kl. lar1el1 beeauH the atory, M> ':!::le belf••H Carter bH Tbeee majoc' ntnp ID publie led tllle truin erbll well oplnlm come u the baStie for P::,rf,~~~~ .. ~. !:::mi:!~~~~
NBC Nft'I poll abowt. Kennedy and Callfornia Gov.
TM ctssr In publle opbdoo Edmund G. Brown Jr. beat up.
nm deellel' than Just tbe lnnlan The Gallup .,.,.. lbowa carter
eri&la. Carta' 11ee1m to be dis-lead.ins anil Keanedy and ~ pellin• aome quesUont In the amona Democrata in a mytbieal
Four Legal Aetlons
Homeowners Suing
Over House Leaks
Owners of four Ora.nee Coast
area homes wbo claim the walls
of their sunken Uviq room.s Leak
are the latest discrunted
homeowners to file Oran1e Couo·
ty Super ior Court lawsuits
again.sttheS&SCoo.structioaCo.
The separate actions. filed
Friday. alleae the rirm breached
contracta and warranties and
c<lmmiUed fraud.
Tbe bomeowntn were lilted
as Brian and Dana M •wdlley, of
lrvaoe; Richard and Irene
Elmeren. of Seal Beach ;
Robert and Rhonda Hopt.im of
Westmi.mter, and Robert and
Kay Pepperof Cypress.
utJGGaJ primary ma~bu=i. a .,.,... ftom tbe .Z..to: 1
lteanecb' enjoyed for m
oYer.carter. l
Despite tbe overall awttcb ti
oplnlon. tbe AP·NBC Newt pat)
taken lalt TueMay ad Wednef-
day .uu lbowl Carter bu ,..q.
DelHS in tbe public eye, wbile K••••dJ retala1 1ub1tantlal st.reDlfbs.
Tbe deaftst coaU'ut in the
pabllc Ntin& of tbe two men
comea on Iran.
BJ a •21 maratn. the pubUt
appf'Oftll of Carter'• act.Jona ,.._
cardina the conUDued captivlt.f
of 50 Americana in Iran.
But by a 541·12 ed1e.
Americana say Kennedy sbouJ4
not bave spoMa out OD the U.•
Dian criaia u be did.
On carter, 10 pereent were oct
sure or wen uninformed whilt
21 percent uid they bad °°'
beard of Kennedy's 1tat.e1qenta
and 5 pereeat of the 1,585 adultt
intemewed acrou the countrt
by telephone were unsure.
Crowds Inundate
Each action allqea intnnioo
of w•ter. moiatvre, mold,
m ii dew aod tuectl "t.hrouCb
floors. walla, window• •nd
fareplaee."
On Dec. 2, Kennedy said in q
interview wtth a San FranclaCf
televi&ion at.atioo that the Sbab
of Iran "ran one ot tbe molt
violeat recimes in the biltory of
man.kind" and that be bad come
to tbil couot.ry •'with Ilia ump-
teen billion dollars that he'd
stolen from Iran."
The Mauachusetts senator
bu been crttlcii.ed for shilling
attention from the pbpt ot the
boetaps and for appeartnc to
undermine Carter's effort to let tbe boetqes freed.
Oaristmas Star
I
Well-known concert and television entertainer Edie
Adams was the special guest vocalist at Sunday's Music
Center candlelight concert. She performed with Carmen
Dragon and the California Pops Orchestra.
Adlilllrliag VIiie Deeor
Mr. and Mn. Edward W. Schumacher of Newport Beach
check out decorations prior to Sunday nlaht's Christmas
CancUellgbt Cicmcen in A.nabelm attended by 1,000 aap-
por,tera of Oran1e County Mu1lc Center. Mrs.
SclnmacbeP wu 1eneral dWnDari ot tbe event.
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Dfug Ruling Fought
'
LA International
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The
Gnnch wbo stote Chnsmtas prob-
ably would have won a lot of
friends ln •aw enforcement 1f
he'd taken Los Angeles lotema·
tiooal Airport instead
As the seasonal migration or
millions of travelers stampedes
through the busy termmal dur·
jog the holiday season, tempers
are as hot and po~ steam-
ing buttered rum.
Sgt. Frank Costigan, traffic
'Truth Squad'
Bugs Krishnas
In Denver
DENVER (AP) -The Denver
Hare Krishna Temple has filed a
lawsuit against a Christian
"truth squad" that trails its dev-
otees as they solicit funds, dis·
tributing pamphlets calling
Hare Krishnas "poor brain
washed dupes "
The temple wants to force
members or the Lovingway
United Pentecostal Church to
stay at least 10 feet from
Krishnas at Stapleton Intema
lional Airport, where church
members and Hare Krisbnas ~
have been wagine a silent war
Members of the Lovingway
United Pentecostal Church
follow the Krishnas wherever
they go -even into public rest
rooms -banding potential
donors pamphlets that say the
Kri s bnas are operating "a
lucrative con game," the lawswt
says.
The laws uit was fil ed in
Denver Di.strict Court.
District Judge Howard
Kirsbbaum scheduled a bearing
Wednesday on a motion for a
temporary restraining order lo
atop Lovinpay church mem·
hers from interrupting Hare
Krishna members conversing
with travelers at the airport.
The Hare Krishna Temple has
held a permit from the city since
1969 to diat.rtbute scriptural in·
format.ion and seek donations at
the airport.
lo an Interview, church pastor
Maurice Gordon said hia group
believes the Hare Krishna re-
ll1lou1 sect ls a cult th•t
WOflbiPI "a beatbeo Sod," but
actnowled1ed one church
member m1lbt bave cone too
far. He aald the church member
"touched" a YOUDI Krishna de· v~tee and be1an apeaklng an
ton1uea. .
"We've aft'Md not to do that
anymore,'.,.-be aald. "We'll
behave oune.1"9. ••
Gordoa laid freedom of re-
llatoo ta "UDfortuDate" because
llll abuMd.
"W• ftel tbe public bu a rllbt to th• nowl~ the Bt6le
teacbel about Yk>ral traits ot tJMiel poupe, ., be laid.
SAN DIKOO (AP> -"Jun t.ep e __. I 'el!~' 1.Ued • JOU1 ma Won paunlinc to bis ·•• trom ..... lltb floor of a downtown llUtlai ww.r.
Poltoe fdaUtf ed llJm rrom
papers CID tbt ~ U Robert 0 .
Rol!IMI, aa, ol lc:oU City, Kan.
An otn r, RJek S1mmou1 •aid be trMid ·~ talk him out or Jt for U mlnuta before be JwnMd ..• JM tOld me ooWd
DOt ftDd • ~ IMl oObod.y *Id ' blnld&b...~ •
commander for airport security.
said one or hls officers wu try
mg to issue a citation to a cab
driver when the cabby suddenly
rolled up the window on the of.
ricer's arm and bit the ac·
celerator
Costigan said lhe officer was
off work for two days wtth in
junes The cabby was arrested
for assault oo a peace otticer.
Two or three security offioers
a day are being assaulted by
motorists who don't even offer as
much as a bah humbug to thear
victims, Coetigan said.
During peat periods, omcen
impound an avera1e of one ftbi.
cle every 10 minutea.
!!ven one t1aJ retndeer would
have bad problems weddDI
between cars on Avl8tlon
Boulevard over the weekend.
Some travelers use airport
secunty as valet parking. Aft.er
the $28 towing fee, the $10-a-day
charge for storage is the same
as the daily rate for long.term
parking. And there is an advan
tage -the cars are kept m
locked lots, Costigan sa1d.
Al t he stll 1 uncrowded
Burbank airport, security or
f1cers are unable to issue cilJl
lions and must call the police,
said ch1er or security Vernon
Brown.
So far. Burbank travelers
have been friendly, Brown said
"It seems like they come
straight from the bars." be
added.
Ontario International Airport
1s begmrung lo show signs of the
times. a spokesman said.
Airport officials suggested
travelers leave earlier than
usual for their hollday coo.nee· lions.
Al Burbank, Brown recom·
mends leavina 45 minutes early,
but for Los Angeles lnt.erna·
tion•l. Costigan said people
should plan to leave two hours
ahead of llme
Each bomeownn' II MMinl
compmaalOl'J dama1ea to be de-
cided bJ the coart and l500,000
m puDJth'e ct.amaga.
Ownen ot aewra1 Sf&S.buill
homes m Golden West Eat.al.es m
HunUDgt.on Beadl, c1Uni 5imilar
problems, pttVlOUlly filed• S300
million dam.ale swt aaaimt the
firm
Woman
Raped at
Knifepoint The company bu liAce flied
two defamation lawsuJts against
its detractors Tbe suits claim
the homeowners are making
false llatement.a about the com·
pany's product
A lJ.yeu-old Diamond Bar
woman was raped at knifepomt
Sund•Y 1n a Fountain Valley Company officials bave said firm where she worked.
they have made efforts to cor· Pohce s.aMi a man, described
rect the alleged leaks. as black with medium ten'°'
Other defeodanu Hmed in Alro-style hair. a beard and a
Friday's actioo a.re Sbapell lD· mustacbe, entered the business
duatne. 1oc Sbapeu L&Dd eo. •hen• warted aJoM in tho and tndlvtcsUts wbo 10ld Dai ... ~ part ol tbe city af
bomes to tbe curreat owners. U :ts a.Ill. 1 The woman told omcers the
Housing Talk
Scheduled
For Irvine
Housing m Russia. China and
European countnes wlll be e.x·
a m1ned Wednesday dunn& a
luncheon sponsored by the Cowl
c1l for Environment, Employ
ment and Economic Develop.
ment<CEEED
The luncheon. open to the
public. wtll be held at nooo at
the Registry Hot.el in lJ'Vlne.
Ray Wat.soo. former Irvine
Company pre5ident and a pnnci·
pal in the Newport Development
Company wtll talk about housing
in the Soviet Union
Herb Tobin . builder and
author of "Housing is Such a
Bargain Now." will discuss
housing styles in commumst
China
Gilbert Ferguson. CEEED ex·
ecutive chreclor, wtll talk about
housmg in Europe.
Luncheon tickets are $5.
Reservauons may be made by
calling CEEED. 644-9000
man pulled a switchblade kni!e
from bis pocket aad demanded
money after wa.1.bne through the
front door.
She told tum there was none In
the store and offered "a few
dollars" from her own purse
Officers said the assailant
declined the money and forced
the woman to a restroom at lbe
ru r ol the shop There he told
her to disrobe. threatened her
hfe and raped her. police said
The attacker then forced lus
vicllm to face the restroom waU
and walked from lhe bwldmg,
pohceS&d.
The woman was later taken to
Fountain Valley Community
Hospital. examined and re-
leased. police said
Many Subpoenaed .
ASPEN. Colo <AP > -Dozens
of subpoena have been served on
past and present officials of thJ.S
wtnter resort area in a federal
investigation or alleged drug
viol•tiooa, authorities say. 1be
investigation also includes possi-
ble corruption among city of
ficials. •ccordina to Mayor
Herman Edel
spiritczd classics ...
our traditional soft
sOOulder ~coats.
tbz. perOzct addition
to a men's iwardrobi.
cleee1c~in
~,oliw.s,
mid.Qr¢Ya.
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LAii' • .,.. p ft& of the Ortnc• Count.y ._.. eme-. iao. MJ4 tbllr tlDh unual beneftt. U.
Qa1lbml CndMltPt c.e.t. And U.., •erm't bi • n·
cant storefront any more. They were in the Grand
Ballroom of the Disneyland Hotel in Anaheim.
Luminaries from every sector of Orange County Ure
were gathered for a musical Christmas tnbute that is
clearly a highlight of the sea.son. And al tbe same time
they were fillin1 the cotfers for the future music cent.er. '
That center now hu something solid to base tbe hopes
on -a five-acre parcel in Costa Me11.'1 South Coast Plua
Town Cent.er, made available throlgb auspices o( the
Segentrom f amlly
THE CHalSTMAS PROG&AM itael.( was outstanding,
with Carmen Dragon and the California Pop& Orchestra,
guest star Edie Adams and a whole bunch of ablolut.ely
amazing Younest.en.
One eroup, known as the Suzuki Strings out of the Tor
ranee Untfted Scbool .Diltrtct. wu compoeed ot Yiolln.lata, I to 12 yeasa old..,_..-. aoalcl U.. -. Gina. ,,._,.
were Miioul. Very, v61')' aerloul, at thy delJ&htecl the u-
sembly with thelt mu.Ueal offerings.
Aootber youth IJ'OUP on the program ls known as tbe
California Boys Choir, 30 choirboys ranging in aee from 9
to 16.
NOT ONLY WAS TBEIB singing a delight but you had
t.o wonder where in the world did they gather such a
diverse variety or young faces'> They looked like they'd
been cast out of a Charles Dickens novel. At any moment,
you expected the Artful Dodger to appear on staae and
cry, "<11cay, lada, back to tbe streets ... "
In all, it wu a marvelous Christmas concert and all
tbe vohmteer workers are due congratulations. Now. look·
ing ahead, the Music Cent.er people 1till have their wort
cut out for them. They must raise $50 million t.o build the
complex.
But there ia comfort in bow far they've come ao far.
After all, they area 't in a vacant storefront any more.
Skier Hits Tree, Killed
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KEYSTONE, Colo. (AP> -
Everett Wayne Price, 50, or
Phoenix, Ariz.. wu fatally in-
jured when he struck a tree
while skiini on Keystone Moun·
t.ln, a spokesman for Keystone
Lodge reported.
A lodge spokesman said Price
was round on an intermediate
slope. Ski patrol attempts to re-
vive him failed and be was pro-
nounced dead at Snake River
Family Health Center.
Price's death was tbe second
recorded this season on
Colorado slcl slopes.
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ftH ....U, I WU, la qulte IOOd. l dm"t lmow fto .... bu
Clone It." aaJ4Smttb, wbo eddied
he bu not made a "deftnitive
cheek" ot tbl boob.
Smttll attend tail -ttmete al a
reception bo9ted by Ethel Jtm.
nedy, the widow of Kennedy's
late brotbll' Robert. A family
friend 1'bo cqanlsld t.be ewat.
aald moret.ban400penau bocCbt
tl.OOOticUta.
Smitb predicted Kennedy
would wtD tbe oominatioa. but
refuMd to predict victory in next
month'• Iowa caucuaea. Ken-
nedy bat uld tbe precinct
caucUleS Jan. 21 acrou the state
will provide the tint real teat
between bimaelf and Prwideol
Carter in their strual• for the
nomination.
KENNEDY ALREADY bas
made several villts to Iowa, and
is returning there thJ.a week dw'·
ing a six-day campaign trip tUt
also includes atoo6 in lllinois,
Wisconsin. Maine, New
Hamp&bi.re and Masaacbuaetta.
The even.log at Ethel Ken-
nedy's Hickory Hill estate in
suburban Vlratnia capped a bee·
Uc period ol fund-raising for
Kennedy, who ralsed mooey last
week in Chicago, Boston,
Miami, Saa Fraaclaco, Los
An&eles and St.. Louis.
The Masaacbuaetta senator
was accompanied by hh wife.
Joan. who alao made several
campaign stops Jut week.
G tJ EST8 SIPPED DRINKS
and ate hon d 'oeuvrea while a
tbree-plece combo provided
mualc. Tbe famlJr Cbriltmu tteewu...,,.,.latbtlhtlf room. deconlted prtma.rilJ' wttit
teddy bears. An overslled
televlaioo screen wu aet up in
one room so suests could watch
the final minutes ot a pro-
tesaionaJ football game bet~
the Wa.sbincton Red.aklna and
Dallas Cowboys.
Perbap& mindtul of the away
held by professional tootball ln
the nation's capltal, Kennedy
waited until tbe game was over
before speakinl very briefly.
PaoaADONG SUCCESS for
b.11 fu.od·ralalng efforts. be said,
"We've achieved our 1oall and
we've bad an excelJeot
response." He said the money
raised ao far would "permit us
· to carry tbia campaign on
throu&h the first third of the
primary and caucus st.tea."
He did not elaborate, but
Smith said lat.er Kennedy would
resume fund·ral1tn1 after the
first of the year.
In its most recent report, flied
Oct. 10, Carter's re·elecUon
campaign reported lt bad raised
$2.4 million.
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Low Tar-Nicotine
Cigarettes Expand
ud '*"-~-.-.. meat. Bat maauflda:a •• ol 9ow· tar .,,... oftm make ... flDd.
lDp tlle heedliMs ol di* ...
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WASHINGTON CAP> -
Cicarettes with low tar and
nicotine contents bave--riMD to
more than half the brand& oo the
market for the first Ume, the
Federal Trade Commlaalon
aaya.
An rrc report of teats oo 11a Tar II \be.~ lD elpnCte
brands, released Sunday. smoke tbat procnatel caw, AC·
showed 103 having lesa than a eordina to tbe NaUoaa.I Caneer
milli1rams of tar and 101 bavtn.i~ loautute. Nieotiae is a poboft
leu than one mtlll1ram"'"Or' aad. became It la a powerful
oicotloe. Tbese aft the two ele-rtimalaal lD small doMI. la a
ments aclentiata aay can cause prime tuaped u a cause of
lung cancer and heart attacks. heart attaclta. scwernment of.
The nwnber of k>w·tar brands. ficiall uy.
which accordang to lnctuatry The brand ranked nest in
standards have no more than lS both tar and ·a1eotine was
mUllerams of tar. now at.anda at Carlton wtth 0.2 miW1ram tar
59 percent. Tb1a Is up from tbe 40 and O.°' mUU1ram nlc:ollae.
percent reported by the FTC last
year and 31 percent ln lm. ~ batb IDalUN"MIU Tbe m meauremeata. re-..... Ovall kill8 •iJe wtt.b
quired ln citantte ad .. rti.M· 29.8 crama tar and 2.37
menta. often are put m ftDe prtot mtJ.u,nun. llkotine.
L&XINOTOJll, &1. (AP) -
Clark CO~nt1 lberlff Lam
La•IOD .. AJDOlll &lie ftrll to
nacb &bi awb llte GI •· hfta. =~~'::W.":
tenM "OW• -... for tbe ..... Ylc:UIDI IDl'ldl.
''Tiie a1ra'aft wu ID fJamM ..... arrtftd at tbe ....
ll'beN •• DO Waf We eoaJd .. 1MU lt uab1 !be ftN trucb ll't bere. •• 1aJd Lawton. ..,,....
w .. a'tr£ dN1 we coakl do at tbat '' The beraft Queellalr ,.
po~ •a route to Atlau, er Suoday nllbt lbardr
afte1' taUott ~ Lntqtm·1
&lue Graa l\eld. 1t »lowed ts
1ants down a aat.11 lloplnc htd
OU u.t farm of JRMe Smltb, 1eau.rtnc ctebrtl 1n tu wau aDd
eomiq to i.t u,,.lde down Mar aereet.
La•IOO said tan1tl1ator1
would trJ today to ct.t.rmlae
•bethel' the aircraft struck a
barn at the top of tbe bill. F\reftp_.,., CM\ A.Ir Patrol
and Cla.rtE County Ambulance Senlce personnel workei In
numbia1 cold to remove the
bodies. which were taken to the
Univen&ty cl Kentucky Medical
Center for identification bJ a
foreut_c S-tboJocist. •
Joe Sptveaa, en air tnffte coo-
troller at Blue or ... Field. u.kl
a fll&bl plan called for tbe plane
to eany lix penona to At!anta.
Clark County Coroner E . L. F.dc·
la1ton .Ir. eonflrmed seven
penom were. aboard.
"One ... probably a C!'blld,"
Edctncton u.id. ··1 could tell two
were adult males, but the doctor
w\11 have to IO further on that.
They~ bu.med too badly."
An eyewltneu, Thomas
K mdler. Uld the aircraft's
engJ.DeS were .. making a atranae
noise" sbortJy before tbe crash.
·• tt circled oveT' our farm and
sort ot made a loop and headed
back toward Lexmgton." 1a1d
Kindltt "At that ume 1 it started
lostn1 altitude. It looced like 1t
was loolan& for a place t.o land. .
"It k>oked like It was only in
tbe ur five more aeconda after
..... it IJO °"" tbe bill. ,,_,
we saw • big na.sh . . • There
WU JlDt a big bunt of flames
and ll ht up the whole sty."
Celebtata The Senses! Surround Her With Spirited Cavakt Perfume by Faberge France .. Cavale says new things about you, about her. A contemporary French perfume
that's defiantly romantic, ardently independent. The fragrance of field flowers crisped
with top notes of lemon and'orange. dehcate touches of herbs warmed with
.cypress, patchouli and oakmoss. May we suggest: Cavale Perfume in s1lverplate purse
flacon, hinged and fastened with a tewe\er's chain, Y, oz. 60.00. Eau de Toilette.
2 oz. 20.00. 4 oz. 30.00. 6 oz. 40.00. Eao de Toilette Non·Aer<>Wrav. 4 oz. 30.00.
Eau de Toilette Purse Spray •. 4 oz. 10.00. Cosmetics. Sales tax and deltvery charges.
beyond our local United ParoeC detivery area, will be added
to tetephone and mail orders.
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DEAR PAT: I sent a check and order form to Mua Marketina Association in North Hollywood
for some "water bed" insoles. I waited until Sept
18 and then wrote a letter to the company pointing
oQt. that my cbect had been cashed Aug. 14 and no
mercharvUse was received. I also stated that the
Federal Trade Commission rules require that if no
date for shipment is included in an advert.Jsement
shipment must be made within 30 days or receipt
o( the order or a customer must be informed and
offered a choice of a refund or cancellation of the
order. I didn't even receive the courtesy or a reply, let alone any merchandise
• JG .. Irvine
M ... Martdiag Asaocialioa ls sending your
order Immediately. Tlae castomer service
reprHMia&he aa1• a "delayed delivery" ~ant
was malled No.. ZS, bat eve11 duat ls far beyond tbe
31-day F'l'C BOtlftcadon deadlJ.ne. The aeller also ls
reqldred te la.aft a "reuoaable basis for claims"
aboal lhlpptas times. A bayer's fallare to res,_.
to a Miler'• Mdee ol delayed delivery and~
to HMll!i ..W be ~reel ciomeat to a »4aJ
dela1. ,._ dela711 laqer lb.a dual, tlle Hyer mlllt
the ... aprw e•1 !•C U ,_ wat to f.U.. 11P
wffla • ~ .................... ,.,.... c. ... •IAlla. 9elld JOlll' let&er to JIM Wlbla1re Bl•d., ... ,. ... lllM..
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DEAR PAT: A few years ago the sour cream
Industry placed a free pamphlet m the dairy sec·
lion of our local markets promollllg the use of
"real" sour cream rather than 1m1talton products.
One of the recipes in the pamphlet, "Broccoli
Bisque," became a family favonte. However, the
recipe fell down between my kitchen counter
back and the wall. It's ab6olutely irretrievable! ls
there any way to get another copy of this recipe?
N.R., Newport Beach.
It look 10me doing, but another copy ls In tbe
mall for )'OU from die Milk Adrisory Board.
OUMa11 G .. 11,, D••r Lerlc•
DEAR PAT: A few months ago the mortise
lock on my bedroom door began to act balky I
squirted some household oU into both sides of the
keyhole. It worked for awhile, but is beginning to
show signs of sticking again. Is there something
else to fix this other than 011?
K.D., Newport Beach
Try blo-1a1 some powdered graphite or
1lmlla.r prodad blio &lie keJboJe. OU aomeUmes
re1&orM a lock &o workiac order but later will
CHM I& to cJoc apba. U p-apidte doeu't work, f'e·
mon &be led In• &lie 4loor ud dleek I& for
mecllulcal defeda. U It appean aD rtpt, IOak
die lock .. ..um tlda9er or mllleral IPlrt&a for a
few bosl. •att aaW It la thoroa&blY dry, &Mil me
tile 1rapldte.
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1luman Cliain 'Eormedt ro Make ReieiUI
Brewster, a 7-year-old St. Bernard, relaxes
with Santa hat and four 7·week-old puppies
spilling out of his toy baJ at a Salinas pet
store. The dog apparently enjoys playing
Santa for other store pets and ls protective
of the smaller ones. owner Tiffany Worthy
says.
.• A 808PITAL spoketwoman, tald, "It wU1
take boun jmt to 1et that Raff off him.''
Police apokamu set. Jim IUcbart Ndd Bem1
WU aPDUeDtlJ trylni to ldD bl.lnHlf when be al·
tered t6e 30-foOt-d.lameter p6t.. ooe ol the amal1est
at ti.e =· The tar pita bave preserved the bona ol rlc diDOHW'I.
"He Ult Jumped in." Rldwt said
my TOLD flreftlbten be wu snteful that
they bad lrftCI bis life, 1aid fire department
spokesman Yartln Gana.
He wu about 10 feet from the edge ol a pit
when rescued.
"Just bl.a f~ce and forehead were sbowtne."
Gana said. "We don't know bow be 1ot in. He bad
to climb a fence."
Gasoline Supply 0 K
SAN FRANCISCO CAP> -Guohne Will be re·
adily available during the Christmas holiday. but
will coet nearly half again u much as a year .ago
the Califorrua Slate Automobile AMoclatioo aaid 00: day.
11-month Lettuce Action Ends
LOS 'XMGELES <AP> -A.a ll·mootb United
Farm Workers' lettuce slrike_-.•i!'-'t an Imperial
Valley grower, one of the ori&UW Waeta ol the
U FW, has been settled. the farm union says.
UFW spokesman Marc Grossman laid Sunday
a tentative agreement was reached wttb Admiral
Packing Co. during a late night aesskJD wttb a pair
of Gov. Edmund Brown Jr.'s key aides. Grouman
said ta.lk.s were still COO·
llnuing inte rmittently (r-------J
w 1 t h o t b e r s t r u c k ST ATE
growe r s. but that
Brown's office was not ---------J Involved in those.
''This ls a sign du.ring this holiday se.uon that
we seek peace in t.be fields,•• Grossman aald in a
telephone interview from UFW headquarters in
Keene. "It shows that pride and hostility muat be
put aside so that we can reach agreements."
PA.SA.DENA (AP) -Scientists have SUC·
ceeded in re-eatabUshtnc two-way radk> contact
with~ Voyager 1spaeecrduit1peedl toward
it.a rendezvous wttb &Mam mat NOYemblE.. .. We bave re-establlabed eoetaet with the
spacecraft .• Now the trick ls to find out what
bap~" Frank artatuw ol tM Jet Propcalaio9
Laboratcl'y aakl SaDdaJ.
Rdbaertf Fl~ DelUH
PARAMOUNT CAP> -Leaking naphtha at the Douglas Oil Co refinery ignited and burst into
Yule Tree Clerk
Shoots 'Prisoner'
FR~O CAJ» -A woman employee at a
Christmas tree fot here was arrested alter shoot·
ing a man J.o the leg when be be8an to flee after
she caught him allegedly~ to steal a tree.
Officers said Aolla Susan Hull, 33, of
Caruthers, spotted three men trying to steal a tree
from the lot Sunday and held one ot them al IUD·
point while other employees called police.
The man, identified as Randy Leroy Stohl, 30,
of Fresno, began to take otf, police said, so lb.
Hull fired three shot.a from a .357·mapum re·
vol ver -ooe into the air, one Lato the ground and
one into Stobl's left leg.
She was booked for lnvtttie•Hoo of auault
with a deadly weapoo.
Stohl was hoapitaliied wWa shattered bones
and was reported in fair cooctttion
A spokesman for die lot said at leut six ~bristmas trees have been stolm since 'l'banksliv·
mg.
names Sunday. but fire officials said the names
were extinguiabed within minutes
Capt. Al Moore aaid tbe naphtha. a petroleum
distillate usually med u a IOlveat. backed up in&o
the plant'• Oare, fueliq a brtlll.ant flame and send·
ing demeamoke into the air.
f.••••rlc Dntr99H
PALMDALE <AP> -The 87·year-old Pearland Hotel hu been destroyed by a fire that
forced the evacuation of 12 occupants.
About 25 county firefighters fought the blue
wblcb broke out in the lobby late Saturday rupt.
Damaee to the building, which bad been ~lared
a historical landmark, was placed at $130,000. and
content.a bl were estimated at $20,000
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Right, for Once
The Iranian militants <also kno~ as "students">
hoJding our hostages in Tehran produce far-out rhetoric
on almost a daily basil. But last week one of their sup-
portive publications inadvertently hit the nail on the
head.
t>enouncing Seo. Edward Kennedy after hi.a dis-
avowal of a n obviously fake letter 1upportin1 the
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, the newspaper lllamlc
Republic said, "It would be dangerous for the Iranian na-
tion to think there is any difference between Kennedy and
Carter."
Dam right there isn't, l! the paper la suggesting that
Carter and iGnnedy share the same views of Iran's ob-
scene breach of international law in invading an embass)
and holding hostages
It probably was going a bit far to describe Kennedy
as a "friend of Carter.·' And stating flatly that the 1953
coup that overthrew Premier Mossadel(h and returned
the shah to power as "initiated and planned by Edward
Kennedy 's group'' was really distorting history ..
But insofar as opinion on Iran's current maneuvers
goes, if the man in the White House now were Ford, Nix·
on, Johnson, or Just about any other president we can
think of, there'd ·still be "no difference." And it's time the
Iranian nation got the message
Marines on Job
The Marine Corps Air Reserve haa done lt again.
The Reserve's Marine Aircraft Group 46 at El Toro
rounded op more than 4,000 new toys for this year's Toys
for Tots drive in a single day's celebration at the Tustin
Marine Corps Helicopter Station.
The toys, as usual. will be distributed to needy
yo<lllgsters in time for Christmas.
The unusual celebration was highlighted by a 10-
kilometer Toys for Tots run. More than 480 runners paid
$5 apiece to participate, the money going to buy toys.
· A demonstration of radio-controlled aircraft and a
helicopter display also attracted a sizable number of vis-
itors, each donating a new toy as the price of admission.
Four thousand toys may sound like a lot, but the
Marines have a lot of youngsters on their Christmas Ust.
Those who want to help should look for the Toys for
Tots collection barrels dotted around the county in shop-
ping centers, banks, fire stations and· various business of.
fices. A call to Group 46 at 559-2727 will bring exact in-
formation on the location of barrels in your community.
• Opinions expressed In the apace above are those of the Dally Pilot.
Other views expreaaed on this page are thole of their authors and
art1st1. Reader comment 11 Invited. Address The Dally Pilot. P.O
Box 1560. Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Phone (714) 642~1 .
Boyd/Mr. President
B7LK.BOYD
Tbere wH aome debate
over bow to addre111 the
Prealdent of the United
St.at" at the time of George
Waah1Dston'• lnau1uraUon.
The Senate wanted him to be
called Hh Hi1bne11.
WHbln1ton aald be pre-
ferred Illa MlpUnesa. But
Juat tbe word Prealdent
aened untn Tbomaa Jef-
fuson dedd4MS Mr. Pl'ealdenl
had more 41anfty.
tn the capltal of Malaysia,
Kuai. Lumpur, you can be
sent to Jlil for Uuvwto1 a
ct1arette butt iftto the street.
Tb.tr IDtl-Uuerlna laww are
find.
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A nra1• area of tbe so 1tate1ll72.JIZ tquare miles.
Dear
Gloomy .
Gu8
That state that moet nearly
approacbea the avera1e la
North Dakota wltb 70,865
square miles.
The proposal to Ue totether
the decontrol of oil to a
so-ca Ued w1odf all profit• tax
calls to mind an obeervaUon
by David Lloyd Geor1e: "Tbe
moat dangeroua th.in& lo the
world I.a to leap a chum in two
jumps."
What waa needed by tbe
U.S. Army durinl WoTJd War
JI wu a rank comparable to
lleld manbal. But the man
deal'1Ulted for that rank wu
Gen. George C. Manball. He
aaid empb.aUcalb' be would
not be addreNed u MIJ'lhal
Maraball. So the field
marabal rank wu put ulde.
And tbe army Sot lta ftnt
nve-•tar aeneral.
Blank poaten adonl the
walll of at leut 10 ot Lcl:t·
don•• train 1t.at1001. Aa4l.
bao1lnl OD a eOi'd Uom tlcb
blank po9ta' II a felt-ti~
pa. AD accosnmOdatiola I•
tbe 1ratl1U writen. Ltttl• tat.a. untortunatalJ. wan. lD London train •talion• ._,.
alreact;, a meu.
So JoU waot ~ "°" bit*·
1ook1Da _.... do '"' All rt,iit; bllr1 a ~eu lilll •
two -DO IDOl"f U.U tlatet -attbebilMate.da_..U.
CONNALLY purports to be
my1Ufted at the perceptioo that
be la the candidate of Bil Buai-
oeaa. "I am concerned about
. . . the picture of me u a rtcb
man'a candidate," be saya.
•'The idea that I ·~ the tool of
Earl Waters
• A ,.., bdort tile electioG.
CooaaUr bad rahed a
~ N..1 lllloo for b1t ~••,..,., dUe malnly to UM auf ... o1:.ag BuliMI• aac1 s11 Ol . ly eomparlton. bl• R~pablltaD rt.al, Ronald
Rea1aa. bad collected H .t
mllllcDSua ~y Carter bad ra1M4
• O.ptta Ccwrwlb''• c1alml d
''baJGDe7.•• 1t•• DO MCret tbal tbe
baam.i9 eomman11y ecimtden ~ tW.rmu. At• bu-
:;: Ill 'New Yett Qty, • d tbe
a kM OOiPCll ate fat cat.a lD tbe
COWW"J wen aQd wbo~ •ere~ for p E•91'J oae named 0.. nall'-. (t I al9o DO teem wby Comial-
IJ bu been able to milk tbe
boarctroom. IO auccenfuD,. Ht
bu promlaed buainaamen that
lbey would have "a friend ln the
White Houle" if be'• elected.
More specifically. be bu apoken
out in lavor of lurnin& the ant.i-
truat •Latules -already pretty much~ a paper ti1er -lmo a
thoroughly tame pussycat. He
aJao opposes the law that forbids
U S ~IJ>es$men from brtbing
foreign ~fklaia. on grounds that
the ban puts American busl-
-0e11men al a competllJvt di.lad
vantage
~ . I
Tb• luue of corporate
biibery, d coane, bU ~ID
Coa.llilb"• pMt.. lie wu ledlcte4 u.oaib......., ~-= tor 611 mvoaftllMllt ID:t,;·
milk fund Kaadal durtartbe
Nlson adm••waUon.
Altbouab be tot out ol &ha '
partJeular quld·pn>quo Pl'*lea-
m eot. Connally baa proflte4
from b1I put performance -
and bl• future promlae. A•
aecntarJ d tbe tnUW')' Under
Richard N'b.oa, Cmull.y pUlbed
1ucceutull1 for tbe ~ milHoia
loan tbat balled out tbe
Lockbeed CorpW&t:loll. Not 1w-
prl1lo'11. tbe Teuo•1 fu4' ralMn ..,. blelled wltb the
maximum $1.000 cootributloD
from Lockheed'• board
cbairm.l.D, BOJ Andel'IOG.
Connally'• rhe from a
barefoot boy lo Plorel'fille. Ta-
... to weahb ud lnflueoee lo
Aust.lo end WubiqtoD b8id a
certaln Horatio Aller flavor -it
... accompUJbed..larply on the
coattails of two powerful
patrom. Lyndon Jobnaon and
Texas oilman Ski Richardson.
Jobnaon lau1bt him bow to
wheel and deal lo politics; ·
R1cbant.oo made him wealthy
by hirin& him u b1a attorney.
THOUGH CONNALLY now
makes little attempt to ma.at bis
obvi0ut affinity with the money
boya, It wu not always that
way When be wu 1ovemor d
Texaa. be dalled that be wu re-
cel •ln1 any money from tbe
Rlcbanboa eatate. The fact d
lb• matter. when fl.nally brou&hl
out, wu that be bad rettlved
lhe bulk d a $750,000 executor's
fee from t.be est.a~ wblle be was
s1tUn1 lo lhe governor's chair.
Connally'a Bil Bualneaa con-
neclJon.s have proved valuable
when It comee to fundraillng for
hla presidential bid Whether
they'll go down with the wt.en
remains to M seen
An even bluer question 1s
whetbe-r bi.a profit.able linU to
the Arab oU mogu.la -which
.._ we·u detail U'I a future column -
will prove too bitter a pill to be
swallowed by an American
public outraaed at the f1nanctal
ml.aery and naOooaJ bumil1atloa
lhe United St.at.es bu be-.~
fenn1 at the band.a d lhe Middle
Eaa~m pell'Oleum pot.enut.es.
Inept Legislation Generates Initiatives
Apparent aiaaatlafaction with
the Lelialature'1 unwilllngneu
or inability to act oo numerous
ilauea bu produced a bumper
crop of initiatives. Al the la.at
count papen for 36 proposals
bad been taken out by Pf'OPC>-
nenta, UUed and summarized by
the attoroey general. and placed
lo circulation for signatures.
One. the Gann tax limitation,
baa already been voted upoo and
paaaed earlier t.bU month.
The ln.lllallve, which livef
citizens direct legislaliv£
powers. waa
a major
achievement
of Calif -
ornia's ,real
reform 1ov-
emor, Hiram
Johnson .
SlOC9' it•
adoption lo
1911 by an
overwbelm-
int 8 to 1 vote, a total of 435 pett.
tiona have been taken out.
However, the mere drawtna
up of the papen does not in n..lf
make a b9Uot propQlltlon. Tbe
nut atep la to 1atber tbe
Sydney Barria
tbouaanda or signatures
necessary to qualify It for a
place on the baUot.
AT PRESENT this requitta
346.000 signens for a statutory In·
itiallve and s:J0,000 for con
atitutional provlalon. That
num her may appear sta11ertne
itself but ln actuality proponents
mual gatlwf' many more to as
sure acceptance, because of dis
quallrtcatlons by officials of
slenatures for various reasons
Furthermore, the 1l1nature
gath.ertn1 must be dooe within a
specified time period wbkb, un-
der C\11Te'Dl law, la 150 daya.
The huie numben needed to
qualify and the relatively abort
time to do so ti.a MTVed to curb
thla graaa roota lawma1tln1. On-
ly 38 percent of all propoelUons
reached the ~Uot. Of the cur·
rent crop of 38 leu than hall are
1till In drculation.
TR081! THAT aucceaafully
complete the alpature 1alber-
in1 by the end of January wtU
find 1 place on t.M June ballot.
Otbens. lncludlac whatever new
onea may yet appfU. have until
the end of JUDe to qualify fOf'
next November s eeneral el~
lion
As the laking out or 1nitlaUve
papers la no certainty that a pro-
position wiU reach the voten.
neither la the qualification ol the
petition any fuaranlee that the
proposal wit become law lo
!act. chances are all aeainst
lawmaking in thu fashion Tbroua:hout the S7 years smce
initiatives first appeared on the
California ballot, only 48 have
been approved. lesa than 30 per-
~t of the total voted upon
proposals allhoueh they have
twice mana1ed to place 10
before the vot.en. once in ·1934
and •lain in ur73.
Of the propoaa ls now in
circulation three would alter the
Income tax. Most notable of
those la the new Jarvh initiative
which propoees to cul the tax lo
half. Another propo1ea wide
open 1ambUn1 in two zoned
areas. one being Adelan~ lo San,
Bernardino County and the other
JacklOD, Amador County where
voten UU. mooth rejected the·
idea in a straw ballot. There are
alao two educational •oucber
plans. Another atill being
drcuiat.d la a renewed auempt
to l .. alla! marijuana.
OBVIOUSLY, the voters do
not approach lawmattn1 lltht.ly
and are not tn favor of wholesale
approval of baUot propositions
The blchest number ever placed
on lhe ballot ln any one year was A PROPOSAL to eliminate
17 in 1914. Maybe the votera closln1 houri for bars bu ~
were lolrliue<f with the novelty abancbaed. Perbapa it.a apooaor
of lhe lrocess. Still, they only foed too many people ln agree-r a vore stx of the measures menl wttb the Sena~·s former
and that la t.be moat ever adopt. -IN•t leader, HU1h M. Bums;
ed in one elecUon altbou~ that who. when asked for bil views
record was equalled in 1934. oo llquor-c&ol.lq bounl, 1aJd:
The most alnce approved ln "I Ud.nk we abould cloee all
one year wu three, occurrtne the aaloom at 12 o'clock every
both in 1983 and ln 1W73, but pro-ni1bt. AAy S.O.B. that can't &et
ponenta have not alnce come drunk by mJdnlabt Juat aln't try-
cloee to the 1914 tot.al of ballot tn1. "
Nv•••ovs co•aa
bnaabn. ~air plaa aAd eoid
cream Jlll'I •uaiest "ln a ~. ver1 PNllmlaary way" tb1t Pl'OIUtutel Uved on tbe 1lte, 1Q.
1t.nactGr DaYid Abrama Hid lD ID
inleMlw.
But Abra.ma U71 tM dia la
allo PIVWid1u a lllnlftcaat loot at boW earl1 Sacramento aocMe;y
operated. " ••. 1bele were women wbo
were landowners and 1table
raidentl. People tend to be .un·
appredative ol women'• rolel lD
the. early put of Sacramento.
But IOme of tbilH r.'°'ti~ were economically mportant
They ftl"e entrepreoeun."
EA&LY SACaAMENTO
citizena "were tolerant of pn>e·
Utution and tolerant of the
women.'' Abramacootinued.
Perfume bott* from Paris,
mustard Jan from Bordeaux,
tableware from England, exotic
wine bottles and olive oil coo-
tainerw bave all been unearthed
at tbe site.
Another find was a bone-white
bowl whose Ud proclaimed it
once contained cherry-flavored
toothpaste manufactured ln Bri-
tain by appointment of Her Ma-
jesty Queen Victoria.
THE DIGGING 18 taking
place under tbe Enter=e
Hotel, a loal·vacant 1887 •
1q acbeduled for rehabllltatioo
into Nltauranta and shops.
City directories of the day and
census reports indicate that
several proelitutes lived 1n two
21-foot bouael, with a t1n shop tn
between.
Tb• emaua Hated tbeiJ' pro-feeaton.
"Earty. they were frank. TbeJ
med tbe word proetitute. 'l'beJ.
became more eir'eumspect lD tbe
1870., 11.atin& perbape only a let-
ter P . Later they used
euphemisms, we suspect. such
as. seamstress or dressmaker,"
Abrams said.
IN THE 1880 census, Johana
Heigel. who owned one house in
the al-ea, was Hated as
"courtesan."
Former slave Matilda Roberts
from Virginia competed two
doors from M1 . Heigel in a
house owned by Mary Gregory,
who owned several properties tn
early Sacramento.
The houses were on the banks
of the Sacramento River where
sailln& ships linked the Mother
Lode \lrith the rest or the western
world. Abrams said the houses
were between the buslness sec-
tion or town to the aouth and
Chinese section to the north
\laming
Given on
Sausage
ATLANTA (AP> -
Christmas aauaa1e, a
tradiUoaal lift amone
European tmm11ranta,
ii a major c1use of
trlchlnosll, a dfHue at-
tributed to Improperly
cooked meat, the na
Uonal Center for Dls-
eaM CoatroJ 11)"1.
&Onomist Advises .
On Yule Spending
LOS ANGELES <AP> -U you're aWl paytna for tbe llfta you
lavished t>n famlly and frienda lut Cbriatmu, Dr. llauriee
Goud.naard baa some advice for you.
Gouchwaard, a11oelate profe11or of flHaee aDd bulDffl
economics at the Uahenity of California, aa11 aome lhnple
arithmetic done before you draw
op your gift list can eliminate a ( J
lot ot worrytna next year. -· __ ro_N_s_v._ME __ R __ unGUaE OVT YOU& mon-
thly income," advhea
Goudzwaard. ··From that total,
deduct your basic espeues -
mortgap payment, electric bW
and so oo -and arrive at a
number called 'dlapoHble ln·
come,• or what's left over. Allow
no more than 80 to 70 pereent of
your dllposable income for de)lt
repaymeoL"
For ex.ample, if your dlapoea-
ble income is $400 a month. no
more than $280 of lt ahould be
Expert Tells
How to Deal
With lmults
LINCOLN, Mass. <AP> -The next time someone burls an in-
sult your way, don't get mad.
Don't even &et even.
Analyze, says psycbololi•t
Mardell S. Grothe, who, with b1a
partner, Peter B Wylie, bolda
one-day insult-anawerlne
seminars at $4.S per ticket.
Grothe says leaminc bow to
deal with lnaults is u aimple u
learnii:lg to drive or play a IOOd
gameolgoU.
"In an hour I can teach YoU a
whole variety of tecbnlquea that
will stand you 1n good stead. It's a matter of practice," Grothe
said lo an interview.
The trick, he says, la to
analyze the lnault, who said it
and why.
budeeted for moatbly debt re·
payment wttb tbe other $120 kept
uide for emeraenetea.
"Don't tamper with tbe 'aafety
fund• for C&rt1tma1," Wll'DI
Goudrwaard. ''That IDODe7 Just
milht be needed dwinl the boll·
day ffllOD for tta orilinal lnteo-
Uoa. Belidel, people have a ten-
dency to put off repayment of
aelf-lmpoeed debts."
GOUDZWAA&D SAYS
Cbrittmal debta ahould be paid
off •1 llardl or April .. tlaat you won't ltW be ptUq bWa lD May
OC' 'UDe -when ,OU ma:t •ant to bOlaw f« a Heatioa Alld be
ad•I.-conaumen to ebooee
who they borrow from ca.refaJl1.
Credit earda are eooftldeat.
say1 Goudzwaard, but are uaual-
ly fairly expemive sources of
credit
A better choice, be says, is
borrowln& from a company
credit un1oo wbme maximum in-
terest rate 1112 pen:eat.
Banta, with interest rates of
13 percent oo penooal loam,
should be the secood ebolce for
borrowers, Goudzwaard aaya.
Credit cards and retailen uaual-
ly charge 18 percent and abouJd
therefore be t.hlrd 1n line, he
says.
FINANCE OOllPA.NJES. says
Goudz;waard, charge an averace
of 21 percent annually for
penooal loans and should be the
conadmer's la.st choice for bor-
rowlq.
Ultra-Thin Dress Quartz
that's ultra-fine jeWelry.
From Lady Seiko.
Stepp17", 1mo the ~ m a s~ wtth Jll the el~na and
versatilry you could~ Wint. Style to take vou lrom cJ
daytime on the town. to the nattiest ~ Yec1r ~. PJrtlt"J ' Our
own wishbone )/1ne. brilliant "'bl~ patent /Nther. red
Of taupe lod '88. In the Desrgner 5~ Salon -~heft: wt-Jre
all t~ thmgs you are. Sifts 1ust rtght IOI you' Sell or tr..te your olCI
skis fHt with ~ new Sllllng dauffled ad In tM~tyPIMl ·
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TBS A.DDaE88ES. CuoD'a wile, Catberioe, dlect In 1"11.
Cuon. wbo m•t:::,• tbe
U.oi versit.y ol Ha wall torel
read the letter bl dilbeW. u}
WU IUl"e kJat-wtnded ill tboM
day1." be aald.
The Jetter wu add.reued to
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U.S.N., Navy 131. It waa Mnt to
Judy Bqabaw, public affairs of-
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ma rlne Base, wbo passed It
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CASON SAID BE met bis
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Ba•ld11g Birds
A pair of cormorants soak up the bright Florid.a sun-
shine in Biscayne Bay near downtown Miami.
Cormorants are used by Oriental fiabermen to catch
fish, but Florida fiabermen prefer to do the fiahln&
themselves and are content to share the sun with the birds.
Glory Days Fading
. In Old Mining Camp
AUSTIN. Nev. <AP) -The old
mining camp or Austin -once
t.agged ''The Town That Died
Laughing" -still lives and still
l1tugh1'. But the mood in town these
days is a little grimmer.
Austin·s primary reason ror sur-
vival -serving u the Lander Coun·
ty seat -baa been stripped away
and given to bustling BatUe Moun·
t.ain.
AUSTIN WAS BUILT on the riches
of a mining strike, but a new mining
boom and power plant comtrucl}oo
ba\\_e boosted Battle Mouatain'•
popilation to almost 4,000, almost
eight times that of Austin.
\VblJe Austin merchants .alp t.rom
the trickle of traffic alon• U.S. 50,
Battle Mountain drinks from the
flood along Interstate 80 and a major
east-west rail line.
Lander County District Attomey
George Holden s aid Battle Mountain
residents just g6t tired or the cost
and time or driving 92 miles to record
mining claims. serve on juries or do
other business The vote was almost
2· l for the move. and the state
Supreme Court backed it up
THE SmFr SEEMS to have hurt
Austin's pride as muc h as its pocket-
book.
"I feel a very definite sense ol Joe.a,
sort of feeling bereft," said
Recorder-Auditor Estelle SaralecuJ.
who sat at a desk inside the 110-year-
old red brick courthouse.
"It's a shame," said Sit. E.F.
Mc Mullin, who heads the aberlff'a of.
fice in Austin.
On Dec. 10, the Nevada Supreme
Court rejected Austin's request for a
rehearing of the previous declslon
upholding the shift. That effectively
blocks further appealB.
AUSTINrl'ES IN restaurants and
hara around town said they still
hoped to fight the move -perhaps
by seceding from Lander County,
perhaps by merglna with Churchill
County to the weet.
But County Commissioner Bert
Gandolfo, an Au.tin native, said
neither acUon l• likely. Mrs.
S.ralegui apeed: "ID a moment of
trauma. people .tll do and talk about
.
a lot of things," she said.
Ironically. Battle Mountain wu
once a railroad point for Austin's rich
ores. Indeed. the county took shape
mainly because of the Austin boom ln
1863-1864
Like other mlninl towns, Austln
grew explosively. Silver waa dll-
covered in May 1862. By the next
spring. an estimated 4,000 people bad
tramped into town. In September 11183,
Austin became the Lander County
Seat.
AT ITS PEA& IN llQ.1885. Auatln
waa a rowdy tdSp ol about T ,000.
'Ibe -newspaper complatnecf that ex-
uberant druna aam iD UM
ttreeta, Wblch alrelMIJ were DOlsy
from bonee and um.fa clopplns
alons with supplies and on.
The town's Saruac liars Club and
Ha 11 vely. often .tlcUon-filled
n-ew spaper. the Reese Rl ver
Reveille, prompted western writer
Oscar Lewis to title his 19609 book
about the fading boom town, "The
Town That Died Laughing."
On~ there were almost as many
mining and mllling companies u
people -6,000 were incorporated in
three yean. Many were pure fraud.
Investors bought thousands of
shares in the Reese River Navt1atloo
Co .. which promised to barle silver
ore up the river to Battle Mountain.
The Reese, wblcb trickles thfOUlb a
vast valley west ·of Austin, probably
couldp't float 1 canoe, let alone a
barge.
TODAY, SAGGING buildinp rival
the active shops aloo& Highway 50.
The steep hillsides are marked by
dozens ol mine tailing dwnPI and
empty dirt roads that once were lined
with tents and aod shanties.
Peace and quiet now draw people
to Austin. Jan Bunnint. a waltreu
who wrote a biltory of the town, aaid
she and ber huaba.od moved to A\&IUn
became Elko -pop. 7,S21 -wu aet·
tln& too big for their tutes.
Bob Wiiliama, bartender at the
Golden Club and A111tin '• sewer and
water man, said be returned to hil
native town after Uvtnc 10 yean In
Sacramento while aervtnc ln the Alt
Force.
"I don't believe tn cb1n1•.
myself," be aa1d.
Panel Nixes Control .
WASHING TON <AP> -The
Coo1umer Product Safety Com·
ml11lcm bu deellaed to belfn re-
1ulattaa two-wbeel motoriled otf. road Ttbiclea •ucb u mlql-blbl,
trail b6a. aDd mWe,elea.
staclel and fall oft the bikes, tbe
commtv\on notAld.
"SIDE•• GSNS8ALLY UD•
dentand thla rilk and no CPSC·
laaue4 clealp ~lllrementl . . •
would elimlut. or ... •ubltaDtlallt'
reduce it," the eomml11loa con·
eluded. Ho••••, tbit eomm•lllc:Jn c1ld IUC· l•t;Ua.M .. aMaufadwen 'fOhm· tarU.J ~ ~ • .,. Shat tbeM
•e&dcliii IMJ be made ad •
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Wrltedown~
on a Doodle Ph~
Touch Q,lJ $8'4 ~· Dial $69Q5•
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Wiater Slate
Classes Set
lnNe~rt
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CCU1Nr of Dr. Dntd W. GIDeon
Robber Kills Clerk
M0600W <AP) -A robber abot and killed a cashier at a plush jewelry n.ore in downtown
Moscow and wounded a 25-year-old politi! 1tt1eant
who tried to arrest hlm. • MOICOw newspaper re-
port.ed.
Soviet newapapen rarely report the detailJ ot criminal incldenta, especially lo downtown
Moecow. But in recent months, authorities have la-
tenalfled a campalp a&alnat crime. W"'1nc ln·
creaaed preventive meaau.ra.
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It's a telephone you can own
from the GI E Phone Mart.
But not just your
common household
variety of telephones.
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never imagined.
They look like presents.
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you see here. And more.
You buy them in the store.
And take them home with you.
Usually they
plug right in . If
you do need
GTE
Phone Mart connectors. an
installer will make the
easy conversion for
a nominal cost.
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It's thoughtful. And you 11
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time it's used.
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Jon .A.rnen's Performance in 1958 W. j
the Most MernorabM
-~ ... LOI ANOa.D -, . ..,.., IOID• ot .. ~ .................... 1*
mJ mJDd, J! WU ~llilal (ViDcie) tom la
1"1 '" blocked • t • ca.mao)
OJbliel'• PIM to <le ) C.., pve WI a 11.J& wlD. ADd lM otbU' la WIMD we biat tbt Cotta I
...0 I , M-10, ud Ut.1 WN unddtated It tllilt um .. 'l"bat'• the year" led tbe lealU8 tn aa ...
_. ... ,IMl••a•••~ot '~1•1•1.,. dW.. .. .-..naaeCOl'ded ~.,. ~ flw a Call•-clW'd o1 •.m ...... r1• • ....._. -,... u. umna ..... __._.... tM 4htllGD ttd9I. NCDemb9nd tbe ......... ed . ~
..Abo 1'10 WU I. -.albHlht 'lb.al'a wbm ft
averapd '72,000 ~ a & • a Ram r9COl'd, and
ftlr'9 wu 11.tsn ROMY Gris, Bob eve?')'ooe wu cbeeriq for UI... •
Via 8cdJ -"I bave two ditrereot types of
memoriel. One eooc.nU.nc beteb9ill and the other toot ball.
Wa*-'OlkL JGG A.rDltt. Tom hua. Tbl t1at WU ...U• .•• _. • _.. tbl bnncee.
ftlS •SUON l'O& ftlS ftlallTS wu tM
1tam1• lat PIM et tM CoUseum, a plac. c.be)'
called laaaMt rot II,..,., Anabetm S&adiwn will be
tbeir MWdom• t.1*.
"lily peaW.t baHball mtmori• ..w be (BoJ)
Campanella Nlpt and the playoff win a&ainlt
llUwallkee lo 1911.
It ... UnMJ tD be DOltallle: time ftw a few tun; mid t1me fw a lot ol refliieUou.
Hen are ... refledica ol the Colileum ,ears: ~ G•" Au. -"Two UUnca rea1lJ atlo out in
•'My peat.It football memory &I probablJ tbe .
ftrtt sa.me I e'fer saw bere. I atood oo tbe roof Of
tbe preaa bos and watched the Rams play tbe Bean. 'fbere wen 100,000 people and Jon ArMtt
wu tnc"-'Clibla. He went wtld And the Rama beat
the Bean, 41·~."
SLIPPIN' ANO SLIOIN' -The ball slips
away from Kansas City quarterback Steve
Fuller as Tampa Bay's Mark Cotney
shoves him to rain·soaked turf at Tampa
0. Kloaermu -••The day the Rams beat
.,.. ........
Bay. Kansas City couldn't overcome the
wet conditions and lost a 3-0 decision. putting
Tampa Bay in the NFL playoffs as NFC Cen
tralchampion.
l ;And Now to San Diego •••
Bears to Play Eagles as Dallas Stuns 'Skins
Kaosas City 3.0 to Dail down fll"St
place.
Philadelphia, already assured
of a playoff berth, defeated
Houatoo 218-20.
Oalcland and Cleveland, two
other teams that ourtured
sleoder AFC wtld-card hopes,
saw them dashed, wilb the
Raiders losing to Seattle 29-24
and tbe Browns falling to Cincin-
nati 1~12.
THE USUALLY PLACID
Slauhach had seen juat about
everything in b.ia 11 years in the
NFL -but nothing could match
the Cowboys' same acatnat
W ashJngtoo..
"We were out of it ... then
we were tn 1t . then we were
out of it . . . then •e were in it.
I've never played in a game like
that before," said Staubac~. who
passed for 336 yard.I a1aloat the
dazed Rtdskin.s. "I can't re-
member when I've ever gotten
ao exdted ia a football eame.
Thi• beata them all."
The Redakloa led 17.0 before
Staubacb brought the Cowboys
back within three pointa Just
before balft:lme. one of the TDs
coming on a 2&-yard pus to
Preaton Pearson. "Roser was
juat areat," Hid Coach Tom
Landry. "Be held 1ll to1etber
wben it looked like we were
aone. We were fortunate to pull
it out, but be'• Just tbe tiDd ot
guy who can do It. He's been do-
ing it all bia career."
Elsewber'e in the NFL:
Seara 42, Cardlnala 6
"We had to eo out and win by
more than 33 and we did il I
never gave up ~ause . . . I
tbougbt something good was e<>-
ing to happen," said Cbicaio
Coach Neill Armstrong.
Just about the only thing tbe
Cardlnals were playing for wu
rookie Ottis Andenoo's chance
for the NFL ruabiq title -but
the Bean held him to just 31
yards before be left in the third
period.
Anderson finbhed with l,tm
yards while Walter Payton
gained 137 yards aod scored
three TDs for the Bean to fiDlah
with 1,610. But neither or tbenl
won the ruahioe title.
E.egle• 21. Ollefa 20
Earl Campbell dld -for the
second auceeuive year -with 1.m 1an1s toUowtns Ilia LU-
yard, one TD sbowtnc qainlt
the Eailes. Quarterbaek Ron
Jaworski rao for Pblladelpbh(a
first TD and bi.a backup, John
Walt.on. paued for the same.
winner.
a.a1era21, ameo
Pittaburab did what it doee 80
well -llDOther the oppocttlon -
bJ permlttina Buffalo jut eiPt
flrlt dowl», and three Of tbem
came oo pmaltiee. lleuwtdle, <SeeNPL.Pa,.ao
the .... lD 11151 Ud ,. AIDIU bell '8cb • IUC•
ceaful dQ. TM time we Mat C..boJl la Jm
(1741) wttb ~ Badl ud Hm"Clld laeboa. And
UM ftnt pme I played ID 'Da n. tJlire wen
100.000 DIOPie la tbe itua. J!ll NINIDber tboee UM mOll" -• •
llettla OIM9 -''My lat J&me ID 1'Jt apiaat
tbe Atlanta hJc:om (WOO by tbe Rams, SO>. That wu a penGD.11 tdO for me.••
... WldertleW -''Wlnzdq the cbamp6omblp
la 1951. became that seemed to mate everybody to
happ7. rm really aad to 1ee dlie Rama lean."
...., Gltlr' -"WbeG Georp ADen came to
tbe RUii (119) and aaid the team wu IOiDC to
atop 1.uiDt Mat up. That na llplftcant because
from that= on the team came t.opther u a team. We ad c:ared about one another. and
lbat'a wbeD tbe realiutioo btt tbat two can do the
job~ tM:ncme. ,, ..... r .... -•'The ebamllkJalbtp same of
1951 and the pus from <Norm> Vu BroekliD in Ute
fourth quarter that broke up the 17·17 Ue.
Grey Skies Aheftd?
Rams Visibly Upset Over Loss ! ,
By JORN SEVANO
Of•Oe#r .........
LOS ANGELES -Reviewing
the Rama' UJT9 recutar seasoo
football campaip ia a UtUe like
reading a weather report:
"Mostly aunny aklea with OC·
caalonal cloudineas, and the
poaa1bility ot a shower or nro ...
In other words, the llama are
unpredictable. One minute
they're up, the next they're
down. For ooe quarter they're
great, the oext horrendous.
ABOUT THE ONLY THING
that la clear conceraine the
Rama ls the playoff ptc:tw-.. The
Rams. Dallas, Tampa Bay.
PbUadelphia and Cblca&o are all
in. wt th lbe Eagles bosUac lbe Bean ln the NFC wtld eard game. U Philadelphia wins, lbe
Rams go to Dallaa. 11 Chicago
wtna, LA beads for Tampa Bay.
UDlortunatel)', bew the Rama
are l{OinJt to perform}!!!'"
playofb ila'\ IO well CieQiMld.
Many al the veterana ware m.
llQ Ull9el fClillow'iM tbelc teal'•
zt.H aetbmck to Jlew o,s-m ~. ·.
Tbe Ram players were
humiliated in what WU l1bly
their f1nal appearance at the
Collleum. Deonil Harrah was
embarrasaed, Fred Dryer livid
and Jack Reynolds was wonder·
mg if t.be Rams belonged lo the
playolfl at all.
COMBINED, TOE aABIS
commhted six turnoven lo the
game, ma~e very easy for
Archie M and Co.. who
evened tbelr record for the
seuoo to 8-8. the best in the 1J.
year history of the ftanct:\iSe.
Tbe Rama jumped out 'to a 7--0
lead in the first quarter and it
wu Z7·7 before the Rams could
put any more points on the
board late I.a the final quarter.
About the only highlight the
Rams bad wu Weoderr Tyler
eaining eoough yards o.it oo 18
carries) to go over the 1.000-
yard plateau, makinc him the
flnt Ram to accomplhh the feat
al.Dee Lawrence llcCutcbeoo in
1977. But even that was
tarnllbed by a Tyler fumble
early in the fOW'th quarter when
the Rama were still la the came
( 20-7) and. deep into Saint tel"
ritory.
"Wbat happened to U1 today
bot.hen tbe -(bleep> out of me,"
aald an obvloualy disturbed
Dryer u be dresaed quickly.
"Thil la my job. Tb.ls la wbat I
do. Some 1uya oa thl1 team
maybe felt we didn't need um
1ame but they're· balluctnattni.
Thia same mattetect ...
"WE OBVIOt18LY weren't
ready to play," added Due
Elmendorf. "We abould have
played a lood same but we
didn't."
Many pointed to tbe Ra.mt'
bard climb to tbe top u tbe reaaoo for the letdown. Tbe
Rama, who W.. la a •must win'
lltuadoe hom tbe middle al tbe
MUOllcm, cllaebed tbe tWe wttb a
bard-fouct!t win bl Atlanta.
Thole Wti.o adMred to that
pblloaopby, though, were
frowned upon by some of the
veterans.
"That's a copout," a aid an
emoUcoal Reynalda, wbo wu
one of tbe few players carrytnc
hll weight apinst the Saiots.
'Tm not pieaaed at all by the
way we r,layed. Actually. J'm
ubamed. ·
··we better eet our but.ta in
gear and atart playlne aome
football." warned Denrus Har-
r ab . "We embarra1sed
ounelvtS today, and it's oo fun
be1oe embarra1sed by
anybody."
THE lill8 RA VE TO cooceo-
trat.e now oo oot getliog embar· ruled in the playoffs. Predict-
ably. the players aid 1t didn't
matter who they met. all they
wanted to do was get t.bemaetYeS
ready. •
''This will man lbe sewntb
atraiebt time ~·ve been a.n U>e
playofh," ..,. Harrah. ··we·u
bau no esCUMSU we laee.
"EveryboclY marked ua off
•111'}1 tit• media, .... ,....
We'" ..... CIO~bldlea.ctl door IDWcalr.e dw _... UdllS. ••
''We've bad ., maay ups and
down• thi• season.·· admits
Larry Broob. "it's hard to ptct
what our dest.l.ay IS gOtDg to be.
l
We can't let what happened ~ •
day happen ia ~ playoffa. We ·
either play well or we're going 1
home. We have to do H now.
There ls no next Sunday.
· "l'be questioa i.s, can we play
well when H 'a time to plaJ
well"" .
J
RAY llA1A VA.SI, wbo s\llded 1
the Rams to a 9-7 flDiab amidst '
iDJUriel, front office problem.a
and lntemal pressure, aays the
Rams will play their finest
games duri.aa post.seuon play. ,
.. I guarantee you we'll be i
ready to play and that the Rams l
w1ll do well Ul the playoffs."
M alavas1 said. "We don't care
who we play, we'llbeatourbest.''
One person who isn't quite CODVID~ LS Reynolds
"It will all depend on the
players." be says. "We can put
1t all together l! we want to. But
everyoae must do their best an-d1v1dU&lly . U ooe person lets up or
doesn't do his job It could cost US
tbe1aaw. ··we oulbt to be tbadful u
bell we• re aUll in t.bU tlliAf, ,.. became l 'm not SW'9 ..., even bt-loq ...
Tbe Rams belong fqr at least
two m~weeb.
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A C•paule Report from the World of Sport•
emn's 'Insufficient Action'
!:;Uads to Basketball Loss
~ From AP DtlpakMs
McDONOUGH, Ga. -The excitement. drama
and dllplay of youthful 1killl were mi.aaln1 when
Henry County faced Fayette County ln a hilh
school basketball 1ame woo by Henry County
because of "lnaufftclent action."
With about alx minutes remalning ln the first ball SllW'·
day nllfhl, the acore waa Ued 4-4. A Fayette County cuani
stood ln the forecourt, holding the ball unchallenged. At that
polnl, the officials called the 1ame and awarded Henry Coun·
ty a 2-0 forfe1t victory.
"Lack of sufficient action la ln the rule book," u.kl Bill
Fordham, executive aecretary of the Georgia Hilb Scbool Aa·
aodaUon. "It la baalcally a judgment call. I was not there ao
I don't know if it. waa the proper call or not."
"They held the ball on us the whole fint quarter," Henry
County Coach Harry Werner said. "Their strategy wu total·
ly unexpected." Coach John Parker or t'ayette <;ounty could not be
reached for comment.
The two schools met earlier this season 10 a somewhat
livelier contest won by Henry County, 74·51.
.-------Quoir of dae Day------
" It's one of the most fantastic things that's
happened In my life." -Ch.lcago Coach NeW
Armatroag, after the Bears beat St. Louis 42·6 lo
earn an NFL wild card berth.
E'ree'• 49 Pebat• P•ce Sa11 Dletfo
San Dleeo captured lta rutb t1ctory in the lut m
alx sames. n>Wn1 paat Detroit, 113-121, Ln Na·
UonaJ Buketball Aasoclalloo action SUnday. Uo,.d
f'tte equaled his career bish with 41 point.a and
center Swea Nat.er added 22 point.a and grabbed 15 rebou..oda for
the Clippers . Des pite Mike Newlla'a NBA 1eaaon·
high 52 point.a, New Jersey fell to Boston, ll.S·ll2, lD overume
Larry Blrd s ank 19 pornt.a to lead the Celtics lo their fifth straight win ... Roa Brewer tallied a
career hlgh 33 point.a aa Portland bested
Hou1too, J..23.101. Maartce Latu aided t.be
Trail Bluen' cause with 17 oolnt.a and 11 rebouodl ... Center Sam Lae dropped Ln
a layup with 1S seconds left to lift Kanau
City to a lO'J.105 verdict over Indiana. Tbe . Kinf• have won alx slral=1amea and
tra' Midwest Division lea Muw,ukee
by one-hall aame ... Mllwa ee anapped
a 1tx 1am4! loelni 1trin1 with a lot-79
1 blutinl of Utah. Marqaea Jobaoa led tbe
,.... Bucka' allack with 21 polnta ... Fred
9,...•, nmnlnl Jumper with lwo 1eronda remalnin1 1ave
Seattle a lD-121 decision over Denver.
Pldd .. tlae , .. ,e li.te dae B•ll
ELMHURST, Ill. -Elmbunt ColleJe literally pul the
fool Into the football th1.a put aeuoo. Tom Foote wu the
team '1 place-kicker, 1ett.ln1 a number of records.
eeftl' .... Ible to fotltt t\. '' be Niel
·•t ... vtnl a.am. and NUlfted wtth ·
1 ftNlr. I biMI • ball. I tall Pltdl ID 1D1
1ccomp • menu." Hid &mpt0n, wbo
played ab.-=tor tM Buffalo Billa
Mfore bllal tb laa PnbdMo"two ,..,. •.
Sb:D,PIQD. wbo ... football eommenWy tor NBC ud owu bit own produc:Uoo
compar&1 IA Loe AiilelH, l&ld M dalp't Pl•D to wort for any ~rt orpniuUoa.
'"l'M A roarMLL f'AN. I love Ow
c•m• and I'll be around wateblDc.·· bt laid.
••Rl&ht DOW, lookiDC back, tM alne ~an
with tie Billi went rather quickly. The lul
two, like me, llowed down." be Mid wtth a
lautb.
ftg ir• f;Jd .. 4 8Crhl• C• 27
Am•atq Pbllldel~ coaflnued It.I uaault OD
MoatrMl'a ncoril fOI' IDMt CGDMCUUve cames wt~ a m ID N~ Hockey Lea,ue play
BundQ. TM l'ben tlM tbe New Yort Rqen
l • l, l"U.mdnl tbelr unbeatee atrtq ol 2"7, one aby ot the Cana·
dlena• mart. PbUaclflpbla ht an lncndJblfl »-1.a Ull• MUGG . . .•are Ta.rdlf 1cond two eoa1a and addN one au1lt to
tead Quebec to a •·l wln over Pittlburfh, IUDPlaa the P101uln1' seven 1am1 unl>eaten
streak ... Boston ended a four 1ame wt.n·
le11 atrtng with a 5-1 deelalan over Buffalo
aa Terry o•aelllJ tallied .
twice ... Chlca10 received a pair of 1oa.ll
each from Grall& MmlffJ and Clift K....u
and defeated Detroit. 7·3 ... ll•rrla
Lakowkb broke a 3-3 tie on a breakaway
aoal 48 seconds frorn the end ol the same
to give Wlnnipel a 4·3 wln over Edmooton
. . . Three third period 1oata rallied tbe
' • ., United States to a 4·2 win over Sweden ln
Taaou• the opeo.lng game of tbe pre-Olympic
tournament. The U.S. bu woo Z7 of lt.a 40 exh.Jbttioo sames
W. year.
6ee,..e Bai.. Ir. Die• •• 54
Georp Balu Jr. died 5'.mday mornlne from a • maulve heart attack at b1a Chlcaeo bome. He waa
the presldenl of the Cblcac<> Bears slnce 1913 and .
WH 54 ... The Detroit Uona will set the ftnt
choice ln the NaUonal Football Leaeue coUeg:tate draft In
A prtl San Francisco also bad a 2· 14 record. but Det.rott 1w
the No. 1 choice because it.a opponent.a firushed with a wone
record than the 49ers .. Amencan Leuue basebaJI owners
plan a special meetang in January to
tackle the long.running attempt to move
the Oakland A's to Denver . Clyde
JollDICJD pumped In 16 secood·half polnll
Sunday to lead Loyola to a 71·70 victory
over New Mexico in the ~ place eame
of the Nlke Cage Clualc al AJbuquer
que ... Unbeaten Park aa ... 11ee of South
Korea retained his World Boxinl Council
nywelght title Sunday ni&ht, knockin& out
G•Y Eapadaa of Medco ln the second
' round ... Eleven Manhall Univenlty f~
HAUS ball players have quit the team 1lnce
t.be end of the TbUDCle:nDI Herd'• HO MalOD ••• Prime
Mlnllt.er Clwu 8la&ll Ulreateos to cancel the tm Aa1an Games ln lnd.ia, staUnC that money for the Aaian Gamet
1bould be diverted to ruraJ irri&aUon project.a WUUe
WUlla moved from third place to be-come the ftnt black
bowler ln the hiatory or the Professional Bowlers Asaoclatioo
to qualify for the Firestone Tournament of Champlooa With
a 219 avera1e. the 25-year-old is Jl6 pins off the lead of S..•· aoa 8U.rMs with lour games to go. . Kay t 'loyd and Peter
Jaeobeell made the Colla Rican Fnendstup Cup goll touma
ment a two-man show as f1oyd won with a Z75. followed by
Jaco bsen. three strokes o ff the place
T~o-.Radlo
Followlno are the toP sPQrts events on TV tonight Ratlno'>
are. 11 I ' excellent;;., "worth watchinQ , '"fa ir .' foroet
It.
8 p.m., Channel 7 ./ .( .( ./
N~L FOOTBALL: Denver at San Ol~o Announcers: Frank Gifford, Howard Cossell and Don
Meredith.
TM loser of tonight's oame must travel to HOYston nut week for a wlld card game, while tM winner earns a wMk's rttt
as the Amerlfan Football CX>nference West champion
RADIO
Football -Denver at San Ole90, 6 pm , KN X (1070)
FOOTBALL / 8POATS BREAK / IAIKEl'BMJ:
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FINAL GLIMPSE 0 J Simpson checks the Atlanta
crowd Swlday in his last aame in the NFL. Simpson.
after fwnblmg once. returned late in the game and ran
for 10 yards on tus flnal carry of an 11-year pro career
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LAKERS TO.PPLE SPURS ••
dnvlni and Nixon h1tt10& from
tbebueline
A steal by M a11 c ~tarts
another rut break and. loolnna
to Nix.on on bl.I ncht. be cai-tt
by throw1n1 a blind pan to
Wilkes whose layup makes at
14-0 and bu lbe Spurs calling
the1rsecoodtimeoutW1th9 17
You could go a whole s.euon
without see101 a fut break run
to 1uch perfectron. But that was
Just part of the story.
The fl.rat tJme Abdul Jabbar
toucbea ~ ball on t.be offensan
end of tbe court. it'1 on a Up-m
from Kalk. 1be bi& l\&Y then
paaaes to lflxoc, whole 11-footer
Just beat.I tbe 24·lff00d ~lock.
Bl' THE TIME I ce M an
Gervi.n finally breaks the ·~ fo r the Spurs, it's 18 2 B)' the time
the Lakers mlss their first shot
It 's 24 10 By the time lht'
quarter finally end5. at"s 36 24
The rest of the game was c1
matter of seetnl ),/ Gervin could
sui1le·h&ndedly raUy the Spun
or if the Forum ran.a could rol
lecUvely C'Onvin« Laker Coa<"h
Paul West.bead to play Spencer
Haywood Both we re good tn es
that didn't pan out.
Gervin. with his dtteptJvely
smooth moves. acored .u pQU\ts
but had to take 40 a.hots to do rt
West.head tned every dt'feodt-r
imaelnable on t.he 6-8 two-time
NBA scortng leader but to no
av ail Fortunately. the Lake,..
did m anaae to slow down ~rvtn · s
1ooriq sidekick. Larry Kenon.
who acored 12 poi.at.a
"WE DID A GREAT JOB on
Kenoo and I thoueht we did a
pretty good Job on Gervin, ..
Westhead 1a.td "But you doo'l
'\top Gervin He can hlt fineer
rolls from 30 feet "
Weit.head wu more evulve
over why Haywood, a four-Ume
all st.u who ll playtn1 Ina 4nd leu these daya, didn't pla>' a
11n1le minute a1ainst the Spurs.
He wu paUenl for a wbile u be
d1plomallcally tried to euphemiz.e a dlaclptine probleln
but d~ the line when the l.saue
dominated hk a poat-game in·
tervtew ~ion
"ffey. don't for1et we p1-yed
one httkuva basketball came
tonl1ht." he \old reS>Orten.
Provins once and tor all be
doesn't have rabbit ean. he aald
or the crowd's incessant chant·
1ng for the 6 9 powe r forward ·
'The)· pay their two bucks. lbey
C'an do '4hat they ,.,ant ..
WHAT Tflt; CROWD want·
t"d ,., as to see Haywood instead
of Don l''ord when the Lakers
nttded a front line replacement.
Ford wu booed when be walked
to the scorer's table, booed when
he <'ame into the game and
booed wtw.•n his natne wu an·
nounced over the P.A. ayat.em.
So you <'an lma1ine what the
reaction wu when be miued an
easy layup late in the fourth
quarter
All or which wu ror1otten
rat.her quickly when Sao Antoa.io
made a late run al the La.ken.
Kevin Restanl'• three·polnt play
from 31 fed out putled the Spurs
to within one. 119·118, before
lh11c wu lou.led ln the back
court and made bolh free
throws
$ 15 Million Plan Marshall Sobs
After Ending NFL Standings Coliseum to Be Remodeled
LOS ANGELES (AP> -Al
tbe Loe Anl•l• Rama played
their lut 1euoo 1ame tn the CoUHum~tbe Loa An•elea
Olymplea anllinl Committee a1reed on a million ft.nancial
pJU to remodel the old 1tadlum.
The plan announced Sunday
•ould renovate the f acWty in
Um• to brtq a new profaalooal
football team to Loi An1ele1 neat ,.er, after the Rama mu• tlaelr acbeduled move to
Mabelm. owner, Coliseum offlctal.I
tt t.betr chance of lettlnl .-c~srteam .,.. Nmote.
I.milted OD about .15 milUoo ~
improvement.a ta the Collae\lm
before conaideriDI 'move.
Wben ettorta to aet llDaDetnC
from tbe federal and atate aov·
emmenta f alled, Jtoberuoa went
to Uerberrotb. •ho aald be,
Robertson and Mayor Tom
Bradley helped work out a deal.
Bulcalb, the asreement pro-
vide• fOI' banka to lend money to
the Coliseum for Improved
dre11ln1 rooma, a practice fteld
and VIP autt..
Both Collaeum oltlcJala and
Otymplcs or1wsen. 1tand to
benellt fn>m tbe a.rrancement
bec1ue the UM Olympics wUi
be held IA the lladlum.
Tbe loam would be auaran·
teed by the~· of Olympics mt.all by ea of flacal tup-
port from aa ualde'9tlfled • pri••te eorporaUoo Ud from mt.al nvmu.. from a new foot.
baUt.um.
Tilt foodM.U t.am NDta1 la tbe
moat crucial part of tb•
peckap, U.1'tnv&b • 1ald. ad · .UM moet d.lfftnlt to Uae llP.'
lleet DO tum b• otttno: t0 mo.veben.
20-year Career AMERICAN CONf'IRENCI
EHt w L T I'd. l'P PA
•·Miami 10 6 0 .625 341 257
New Enoland ~ 7 0 . .563 411 3'26
NY Jets I I 0 .500 337 313
Buffalo 7 9 0 .438 268 2~
Baltimore s 11 0 .313 271 351
c-tral
•·PlttlburQh 12 .. 0 .7SO .. ,. 262
v·Houston 11 5 0 .... 3'2 331
Cleveland • 7 0 .5'3 354> 352
Cincinnati 4 12 0 250 3'7 421
Welt
•·S.nOfego 11 4 0 .7J3 3t4 239
1-0enver 10 5 0 .667 212 245
Oakland 9 7 0 .s.J 3'S 337
S.attl• • 7 0 563 37' 1n
Kanw1Clty 1 • 0 .... 231 262
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X·O•llH 11 5 0 ."88 '71 313
)(• Pf'llldfphl• 1t 5 0 .• 339 m
Washtnoton 10 6 0 .625 3-48 2'5
NY Giants 6 10 0 .375 237 323
St Louis 5 11 0 .313 307 351
Centnl
x· Tampa e.v to 6 0 625 273 237
v·Chlcaoo 10 6 0 .625 306 24'
Mlnn"°'a 1 ~ 0 438 259 337
GrHn S.v s 11 0 .313 246 316
O~trolt 2 14 0 .125 219 365
West
•·R•m• 9 7 0 S63 323
NewOrlNM 8 • 0 .soo 370
Atlanta 6 10 0 .375 300
S.n Francisco 2 u 0 .125 -•<llnched dlvl1lon tltlt
v·cllncMd wlld card berth
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DavlsC••
No Dynasty,
Says Trabert
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Yes, the United
States ia the first country in the 79-year b.lstory of
tbe'Davis Cup to win the final in straight seta. And
yes, their beaten oppooenta say America could
have played its reserves and still won the Cup for
the second straight year.
But no. says the American captain. the United
States ia not building an international tennis
dynaaty.
••rrs EASY TO TALK about a dynasty," cap.
tain Tony Trabert said Sunday, moments after bis
squad poll.shed off Italy s.-0 for the 1979 crown.
"But we have to play the first match next year in
Mexico ln February. And if we win, we play
Argentina in tbat snake pit in Buenos Aires
against Guillermo Vilas and Jose-Luis Clerc. two
pretty good players
"In a short 1>eries , anything can happen And
as soon as we think we're a dynasty, that's when
they'll come get us."
Despite Trabert's caution. it was bard t.o see a
weakness in the American team here. Even
without Jimmy Connors, not one of the four
matches was close.
John McEnroe was devastating, even when not •oln« full speed aft.er the tiUe was woo. Vilas
Gerulaitis played perhaps bis ~t tennis of the
year. And Stan Smith and Bob Lutz, likely to be
replaced by McEnroe and Peter Fleming next
yea~, . bid a food farewell to Cup compeUtion· by beaung an 1Dspll"ed Italian doubles team.
"WRY DOSS EVEaYONE seem to play great
against. me?" Adriano Panatta, a loser to all four
Americans, moaned aft.er dropping Sunday's rmal
match to GerulaiUa, &·1. 6-3. 6-3.
"I think that's the best I've seen Vltasllay
this year;· Trabert said. "And bis father sai the
same thing."
"l played bard because l knew that Adnano
would be," Gerulaitis admitted. "But once the
score gets to J.-0 they should call it like the World
Series. It's a nice exhibition but there is no reason
to play.
Earlier, McEnroe beat Antonio Zugarelli, 6--4,
6-3, 6-1, to extend bis Cup unbeaten string to 10
matches and 28 sets. Zugarelli was a last-minute
replacement for t;orraelo 8arazzutll, injured Friday
against Gerulaitis.
"I DIDN'T FEEL LIKE PLAYING thr~ out
of five sets when we already won," McEnroe said
"I bad nothing to gam. I tried hard but I don't
think I hit the ball as well as I did against
Panatt.a."
Elsewhere. Brazil qualified for the final round
of the 1980 South American Davis Cup elimination
round with a &3, S.l, 5·7, 7·5 victory Sunday by
Carlos Alberto Kirmayr over Chile's Ricardo
Acuna.
Bradt clinched the playoff berth against
Argentina by taking an insurmountable 3-1 lead in
the best~f-five points semi-final round.
Brazil's other points came on a singles victory
Friday by Tomas Koch over Chilean veteran Jaime
FUlol and a surpri.sing victory in doubles Saturday.
Chile's lone point was won by Hans Gildemeister,
who beat Kirmayr ln singles Friday.
Mustangs Travel Tonight
Costa Mesa Hith's Mustangs travel to
Caplstnno Valley Hieb toniabt for a non-leaeue
duel in tbe loqe buketball 1~e for Orao&e Coast
area teama. It belim at 7.
Costa Mesa hu a three-game winning streak
beblncl tbe 1bootln1 of Steve Lux, who bas
••erapd le.I potnta.
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11,238 yards MCODd only to Jim Brown'• Nf'L.
r~ord 12,312 ln San Yranciaco·s 3121 Jou to
Atlanta.
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would play. aDd I really didn't 11ve a damn." -
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.
beat Houston 2111-20 and before tbty found out
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quarterback llm ~· aft.et pua for 114 'I.
and two touchdowns to a Zf.%4 victory
Oakland. •
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bit to the pl1yoffa -but tbat ia DO aeuN
Angela Coach Say Maland, after the R
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• FOR THE RECORD I FOOTBAtC /BOATING
~··Off ..
Incident
PiriuuaoB (AP> -Twr7
lr9dabaw ::-:a:· ecrape cm b1t ~ -1pa t.be ren!t al q play bJ a
ftNd·QP rOolde. H~. Bradaha• bad DO hara ree11D(.1 alter. th• Pitta-
~ ...... eU'Ded anodaer'
dlvtaba UGI by hea*'N Butf.ao -.OluDdQ • .... ,ws,~11~t.o
have to IMDll IM.a~
lDcb p6ecoe ol ba1r to cover It
up," iidded Brad.lbaw, wbo lot ~ abnlion oa a play that NIU.It·
ed iD tbe ejectioa of Buffalo U.bec*er.ILmH•,..
... claD't UdDk the .w --kicked me. I eu"t Lm•p ll&m
kktiq me," Bndibaw a6lll4. avT ,,.. o•ncuu oa..
Nally tboa&bt Bndlba• b8d
bee ltoml*I latmdcJDell:J bJ
Baalett, a PlttabZ:3b area uu .. wbo ., .. a • collea•
A ll·Amerlea at Indiana
Unlvel"llty at Peamyln.nla.
In tbe aecood quarter.
Bradabaw acrambled 10 yards
on a t.blrd-down plQ. Re wu
tackled at tbe two.Jard llD• and
waa rol.lin1 oo the turf wbeD
Hulett arrived.
Telev1alon replaya 1bowed
Haalett'a foot comln1 down
toward Bradabaw'1 belmet.
Bradshaw's belmet came otf
and the Pittaburp quatterback
scraped b1a forehead acrou t.be
1yntbetic turf.
··1 1ot nothln' to aay. AU the
rderees," Hulett 1aid lo t.be
BUI.I locker room. "They let a
couple al th1np io. but they can
do whatever they want out
there."
rruoo llAntl nn tor TDI al e ui U Juda an.4 L~AD SwUD mlde aa acrobaUo IOCll"·
tq catdl of • JO.Jard T1tr1 Bndlbnl)Ma.
.... baft tbl CCIGftdeDce ..
can td.e lt all. ~ we baw lo ID
lat• tb• playoffs llke it'• tometblu on," aald defenalw
tackle Joe Greene of tb•.
Steei.r.. aboottn& for a fourth
Super Bowl UU.:..... ......... :. ....... ~.
For Tampa Bay. the pla1Qtfa
are, lndeed. aometbJn& aew.
Pour ,an aio tbe Bucceneen -•re wt.mea. kwabl)' lautJWM.
But when Neil O'Dooosbue
kicked a J.1.yard fleid aoal with
l :IO to play, t.bey became the
futeal·risin& expamion tum in NFL..._,.
• '-"1'11111 .-. lt worth all tboM
1elamQ Canon jokes and tbe
04.ller .ma:· said linebacker
Danit a...ta. "We are Cham·
plom."
......
2
• 21, ..... ,. 24
Jim Zorn tbrew two
toucbdowla puaa, ooe of them
co•erl•I H t yards to Sam
MCCullum. aa SeatUe dubed
Oakland'• playoff hopes.
llCCullum cauctit eilbt puaea for 17' yard.a. Dan Doomi.Qk
cau&bt tbl other scorine atrill\,
a l'>yarder that broke a 17-17
ballUmeUe. ''"!''' 18. Btowne 12 Cl••• and's even slammer
-.. ol a wild ca.rd went UDdu
wbn fllllt.ck Pete Johnaon and
rookl• quarterback Jack
Tbom..-oa eacb ran for a
toucbdowa for Ctnclnnati
F...._31,48era21
0 .J . Simpson fialalaed bl1
maplftceal career with 11.%11 ruabin.& yards -just u at them
Sunday in two nasa. few SU
•••
PriadlM -IMd ftllt oat ....
lol1nl .... --.... -.... Bartk01nM'• HYn•Jlrd TD
pau co Jim Mltcbell -ll.obllt Pno,..U'a .. ,ud lliterClsldai
for another aeon 1a •• tM
Falcom tbllr ~.
Plllltotl J/I, Wllngl 2J .
Tht Patrtota• IMeYe Oropa
came up wtth a 4&).:1ud TD plM
to Harold Jacta la a »GOIDt
fourth ~ t.o tum. baci UM
Vlk lop.
llimMIOU'• extraotdlnen ..
fenalve end. Jim ,llaraball • ended b.ts NPL career by ,,tay •
ln1 Illa ~record'2i20d'nl·
uJar-MMOn 1ame .
. Colll 11, Glanta 1
Don lleCaW., scored ca a
pair or -.yard nau .. u.t
Colli cloMd out the ...... bJ
snappin& a fiv•·1am• ICl!'IAI
streak.
Coach Sues
Over Ouster
MAD~BA <AP> -Tbe former
football coach at Yosemite H1lb c
School ln nea.rb)' Oak.burst Jau
filed teparat.e lawsuits Oftf bla
diamlaaal and crtmloal chUd
molesbft& cbat1es.
Stu Roper. who wu acqutttedol
the molect•q cbar1es. flJed ane
aui t cba.rlinl that a prt ltUdeat
accused b1m of fond.lln& ber and maktng laUA1 remub. That ec-
Uoo aeebft,750,000damacea.
The aecoad •ult. which aeebt23
m illion. aceu1e1 Yoaemite H1&b
School Dmric:t of ~ to
term loate Roper u a t.eacber and
bead footb91l coach
Tbe ICbool board bu Nfaaed to
reamtat.e Ropet" aiDce b1a acquit·
tal in AUi\*.
NHYC Regatta
Lures 95 Boats
Sallon turned out ln force for their tm swan
IODI as Newport Harbor Yacht Club's Chrtatmas
Regatta drew 95 boall in eiebt dule9 Saturday
and Sunday.
Small sPKlalty ~"9 centef' to be bUtlt.
M or e than I S m 1II1on tourists vll!t this
beautltul wine country area annually.
G ross strictly llmlt~ In aru ~klnQ th's en extellent mve-stmen't opportunity. Ready to
00 Call
Cootnry to tradition, all clauee aalled oo
CO\ll'HS lnaide the bay lnst.eed of the rar&er boats
1al.lln1 lo the ocean. 1be ouWde c:ounes were
abandooed becauae of the UCbl wtDda at thil time
of year. Larsest cl.us by wel&ht of numbers wu the
Sabot whb IO entriea. Tbe wiDDa' WU Cuaendra
Smettler, NHYC . Nm ......,_ clua WU the f1.ebetll..ZZ. wbkb
usually races oo outside counea, wttb 13 entries.
The winner wu Bob Searles in CbJapa.
Trophy winners in eacb claaa
F.TCHELl...&22 ( 13) -Cbiapa, Bob Sear~.
NHVC; 2. California, Tom Coritett, NHYC. 3
Perfect. Don Edler, NHYC.
SNIPE (S) -1. Joo PiDckney, BCYC. 2. Don
Crenahaw, ABYC.
SABOT (30) -1. Cu sandraSmelt:a.er. NHYC.
2. Doug Teulle, BYC: 3. Joann Norman. BCYC; 4 .
Regina Parker. NHYC, S. John PerlUck. BCYC .
LASER (12> -1. Jerry Norman. BCYC; 2.
Steve Rados, NHYC; 3. Lynn Malanoaky, DPYC.
SOLING <S> -1. Pat Doucan. BCYC .
J .24 (6) -1. Skip Elliott. NHYC ; Z. Robin
Sodaro, BYC.
SANTANA·20 (12) -l . Bill Hernchaft. BYC;
2. Dick Brown, BCYC. 3. Kim McRae. BYC
LI00-14 (10) -1. Don Barrua. ABYC; 2. Chad
Twichell, UYC; 3. Paul Auman, ABYC.
Comings " ins Elliott
LONG BEACH -Ev ComJ..ap of C.brtUo
Beach Yacht Club broke Loq Beach Yacht Club's
atran&)ebold oa tbe Walt Elliott Harbor Cballeqe
Tro~ Saturck)' .
ComLoo. at tbe belm of tbe Cal.st doop Hap-
py Time, defeated the defender'• Oordoo Gann ln
Rebel m and Buccaneer Yacht Club'1 MCOOdary
cballenaer Capr1ccM>, aUled by Mel Pierce ln a
nve·m.lle sudden diaatb race sailed in a llpt to
moderate brtfttt oo Loi Anaei. Harbor.
The tropb'f WU deeded ln la by tbe late Walt
Elliott'• daupter u a cballmae troDbY for yacbt
cluba ln the Loi Anl•l .. ·Loaa 8eadl harbor area.
Cabr1J.lo Bucb-Yacbt Club dominated tbe raee
for the flnt fn y .. n but Loftl Bucb Yacht Club
baa beld It for the lut four ,...,..
Tbe race la 1ymbolle ol the dub champk)aahip
of tbe Yacht Club A.uoctatloa at Loi AAael• and
Loal Beach harbors.
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• Contribute to vital llle-eoall, aucb u a colle1e edu<fl· Uon.
• Teach the child bow to invert money to make mote
~~. ' Under the Sift lax law. an adult can Civ• any cbild up
to $3,000 a year wit.bout p~ lift lax. The annual U ·
cluatan LI •.ooo tt two 1poc11e9 lhare tbe ctft, aJtboqb o.11
one ol you actually may mate the lift.
NO MA'IT'Za ROW mucb the cbild receive1, you, ~
parenta. can claim a dependeocy exemption u lone u <•>
the child I.a under 19 or a full-time atudent and (b) you pay
over hall the child's support
The 1979 tax IJlws allow up to Sl.100 to be received laJr·
free. proVlded 1100 IA a gift Ally excess would be taxed at
the rat.es appliuble to the benffit1ary, which, for mo.t
ch1ldren. are low
If you gjve securities, you can at.art the child's educ•·
t1on on money manaaement. You can buy securities JD the
child's name, tn which cue the gift as based on the amount
g1ven to purchase the secunlles
oa, ADVISES Geor1e Ra.sbn, Merrill Lynch vice
president and man.ser of the corporate tax department.. yau
can comidertrallllentq seeartties JOU al.ready own that ve
doint wen. tot.bectuld.
11>e gains wiU then be laxed at the cb1Jd'a tu level -
and you can lake the losses on the poor inveatments YoU
retain as lncome tax benefits an your hiper bracket
U you prefer to ejve cuh ror anvesting, use lhe doll•r-
cost avera&ina metbod of ~lDI -under whlcb1~ou put
the same amount of money l.nt.o the same stock, r~ardleu
of 1u pnce movement. at r"elUJar intervals over a Iona
llme.
BY BUYING DURING low manet.s <as well u h.Jgh>.
you averaee out pnces and usually stay a.bead of the cur·
rent manet These accumulatioo plans also cu be u.sed to ,
buy mutual fund sharn. S
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While OPEC Meets·
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NEW YORK CAP> -1be stock market eked oul' • / small p.1n in aC'Uve lradlq todQ u trader'I waited
for dnelopmeuts from a meetin& ol oil~I COUDU\P
in Caracas
~ Dow Jones averaae of 30 ~als was up J 87 I
poiots to&M.62 but at loct almost three pomts m the final hour ,
Advanc-es outnumbered dechoft by a 4·3 margin oo •
the New Yon Stock Exchange
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speed up the delivery ot Christmas cards
leaves much to be desired!"
MISS PEACH
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THE FAMILY CIRCUS by Bil Keane
"My brother is one of the wise guys."
•
DENNIS THE MENACE
by Mell Luarius
P'JO, r CAN NEVE.It ~
lt'.> FINO MY &t.A~tt-S IN
TIME ....
by Jeff MacNeUy
by Ferd & Tom Johnson r l l<NEW THERE
WPS SOMETHJN<i
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THI~ I~ CRANDALL'S i..a.-.:-, PE R!>ONAL fl LE ' I MU!>f
'WHILE MEfTIN6 WITH &£ CAREFUL NOT TO
H~ NEW WIFE Al' SAM ~REAIC. fHE LOCK'
DRIVER.'~ LAW OFFICE.
PAUi. CRANDAl.L lb
UNAWARE THAT HI~
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THROU6H HI&
OFFIC€ Fll.E5 /
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yesterday's game, I tripped°"' the antenna cord." :
NO~MAM.
IJl&A"f 'S 1'MA1'" lOl.OONC
't>\.f U ~A~IN&?
IF"st:'o PetcEO
HE,l'D~E
8AfD t't1 ~')(
by Knln F...,.; '· '
by LYM Jotamon ·
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DR . SMOCK
AUIOPSY
'f'HAI, ANP see wMA-r .M.Ac>e 11-r
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by Tom k. Ryan ....... ._..,...._
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ANOC'AM RIDE
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by Gtorge Lemont ;. .
'IOD\Y'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE
ACAOSS
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8.J Ind Winc:ti.ter come
to ~ W9*I they -
Uked IO jplnlly WTli. I
nipott on • dlrtne C>PW• h0rllfll¥~w*' • MOY1l
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TUBE TO~EERS
ABC. 1:00 -Mocwla1 Mot root. ball. 1'he ~ver 8l'OQC09 ancfjtbe Sall Dte10 Qiaraen ni.lx it up In· the tut.
Mooda_y Dl-111 f•me ol the tm aeuon.
KCET • :80-W1l11am Faulkner:
A ui oo P"aper. Tbe author's Ule and
work are chroalcled ln th1t 1peclal, nar·
rated by Raymond Bun <see 1t0ry
below> .
NBC e 9:00 -"'lbe Gatherln& -
Pan ll." A sequel to th 1918 Chriltmaa
drama with Maureen Stapleton u a
widow co.Pina with llfe after her
bU1band's death. (See photo below>.
of•~,_.
ffom ~·· gddllrl ... I • NIWI ....,8AU.llW
''Tllere AIWl't ,.,,,, Mot•
......... N A~ In
college .. INjOf\ng In
wttc;flcrlft
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McUldt
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H:IO Cl) HAMV 0
Hany-ce. tot.~
When the WKRP stafr holds a
Christmas party, VenUI Flytrap <Tim
Reid) plays Santa Clause on "WKRP in
Clnclnnatl" tonight at 8 on CBS ,
Channel 2.
''TIW OltNrtng • P8rt u
CP're1T1lere) M11uffn
St~. EINm Zlmbelllt
Jr A widow and lw growrt
chlldran1 ChrllllTlll
reunion le CC>mOlbleCI by
lllelr llnlnor eble IMC1IOll
108--lftlwllle
Ind conlllcta lrl their °"'"
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THIATM
"Poldartl II" EJ I II beth
relu1•1 10 tole11te 0eot99·1 ~. Aou.
jMbley Of L~ AnnlUge II
nurtured George 1nd
ROie .,. pmed ag1on11
9ldl Oll'let on the r>ew Pat
~-•lt'Y eleetlon CP"1 II
of t3HAI
-wflO dltNc>PMrecl .... befor9 ... ..... 10
-• lerge '"'*"8'1Ce • TOMQtfT °'*' hOll A.ct> Lmle au-t• 8uo<fy EoMn. ~
Rogers I :=-GAME • &ANPON> NIG ION
Wherl "* '9lllrM Mtly from a IOng trip, he ll)Olt1 1
hOmecOmlng party Lamoot
Ind Ortwfy had Planned
• OVIRIAIY
Gl*t Mel Tor me G ~L I LEHRER
MPOflT
7:JO. THE MUPPET8
Ou.t Linda Uvln
I OOHSUM~ 8UYUHE
NEWL YW£0 GAME Q TIC TAO DOUGH
tD AU. IH TH& FAMlt.Y
Edith manages to dfag
Atehle 10 churell on the!<
annl\'9rsary wMe Gk>N
Ind Mike try to v<Np up •
patty e GOOOT....a
A1 the Ev.n-P'ec>W• 10
jom Jamee In MIMIMlppl,
WO<d arrl\ln th•t throws 1
domo.r on everythlnO
C'Jaaanel List Ing• e KNXT (CQS) Loa Angeles D KNBC (NB~) Los Angeles
I KTLA (Ind I Los Angeles
KABC-lV (ABC) Los Angeles
()) l<FMB (CBS) San Diego
f) KHJ-TV (Ind ) LOI Angeles 9 !(CST (ABC) San Diego
I l(f'TV (Ind.) LOI Angeles KCOP-T\I (Ind) Los Angeles
KCET-TV (PBS) Los Angeles e KOCE·lV (PBS) Hunhngton Beach
Corning (Jp Roses
Marilu Benner, co-star of the TV series
''Taxi," sits amid 296 roses presented to her
by the producers of "Grease" for her part in
organizing a reunion of cast members for a
celebration of the production's passing of
"Fiddler on the Roof" as Broadway's
longest running musical. E ac h rose
represents a cast member who performed in
the show.
'Roots' Acclaim.ed
On Cyprus Screens
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SYMPHONY
* * The V811Ut1 Atta" '
11116111 Wiiiet P!Ogeon. lfl
Funtenber'g ID WIU.IAM P'AUll<..,.
'·A Liie On Paper" Nl<rlt•
ed lly A1ymood Burr, thl1
documentary •••mine•
F1Ulilner'1 hie WOfk Ind
llllP<fllk>nt lhrOUl)h the
Ol>MrVlllOnl of 1tlOM wftO
wt>te c~t 10 htm
CJ) P M. MAGAZJNE
t;OO 8 ()) WKRP IN
CIHOINHATI
* • * ·~• CNi.tmu" (1~1 Bing c;,oaby. Denny
Kaye A comlC IOlll110m6
tlkff an ent8fl1.,,men1 1<>0
Hi Vermont to hell> a '°'
tner 09'* II who 11 In dAn· oer o1 1ot1ng 11;1 WI 12
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G) MEIW OflllffTH
GuH ll N111lle Cole
01vld Branner tuac
HIVM. Norm Croatiy Wiit
Wiagne<, Udo Oanc4!f1.
M41 .. A Multa
Gueat collduclor Colin
Oev•a leada lhe Boelon
Sympnony 0.ct'8St•• "'
thil K•"lj LNt Overture
lly Hec:1or BerllOl Ind A
Cl'llld Of OUf T me llY Sor
MICl\lll T .ppef 1 I Al
11-00 IDDCD®l HEWS MN<.E ME LAUGH
G) HOGAH'8 HEAOU
The GeetAPo ...... ~
corwot Of StMaQ 13 end --on-ltllnk eno Scflutli
to 1118 Ru._, lronl
• OETSMART
Maa end 99 poee M N my
per90IW'el 10 lrlCI • pa~n.
llr1S1 "'°°""Ing lor llAOS
• CAPTlOHED AllC .... QIMOW • ~ tm MOV1f
The WKAP 1t1111. au1pect-
ing that Jennifer Is OOillG IO
be llor>e IC>f Chrlll rT\11..
tom. Up With IOm9 Ul'llQUI • • ·•c1r1v1n To
V 90CAte8" 11117 4) Mte'lell
l ong1d1le. M 1cl'l1e1
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pr-•· 10 -'* IC>ntl>-,_. He1gri11 f 1970) Anni 111173) en.no l'YIOll l v• s-D UTTtE HOUSE OH
™'~ f'.IO 11 lJ) HOUM CAU.8
IPremierel A phlllndenng
Ooctor (Wayne ~·1
~· Iii• matcn wnen ht!
l8Jll l()f 8 8rlti.h diYOftee
!Lynn Aet:lqr11re1 wrto
~no• r.011411y
Ca6det-Mlt.n.I Tlmoltr,
Dellon 8ued on !tie lldty
by E""'Y 8'onte -MDIOHT~
The lngelll' etdef1y neigtl
l>Otl 0111 thrUled 10 tetwn
their IMf1.4108 0t9ndton It
moving In untll lhey le111n
II.-Is 11 meen nood
JOHN DARLING
8 MOVIE
• • • ··Marrl8gll On Hoe
Atx:U 11lile51 FrW!k $1'1d·
Ira Oel>O<all Kerr Whtie
nn •Kiiton, • IOY9t 1
ouanet WW'da up In OIYOfC41
witn ,,.,. wtte mAfrylng ner
hu11llnd'1 best lrtend (2 ,.,., )
D MOVIE
• • • ··The Megntfic.m
MlllOC>r ( 1~55) Antl!Ony
0wnn MllKa.! 0 Hite fD CAAOl EIUfM'TT
AHOFRIEH08
er,, UNTIL I GET CAUOKT
The Pl'fCl'OIOOk:ll M>C\111.
legll end )ud.CW MP«!•
ot "-dnln«en """'"II problem on Amenta ere
nlfnlned thf OUl)h tnter -
lflewl wlll'I 11m111111 of
1r1ct1m1. 11torney1 and
judgee ~rated llY Olci<.
C.....t
10:1>0 8 CJ) LOU GAAHT
LOl,.1 fuclnltlOn wtth •
femllle rectuM leeOt """'
10 put 1111 a11tt on rhe tr 111
Liar and Loner
Faulkner's Offbeat Life Viewed
By PETER J . BOYER
LOS ANGELES IAP) -A
Si mon and Schuster short story
anthology includes this nole in
its b1ograph1cal sketch of
William Faulkner
''At the outbreak of World War
I , Faulkner joined the Canadian
air force, had two planes shot
down under tum in France, and
was w~." Thi5 experience,
the biography continues, gave
Faulkner ''the new and matur-
lna vision of the returning
soldier" and shaped his work
Now. the good folk of Oxford,
M lsaissippi, would recognize
that story as one of crazy Bill
Paulkner's outrageoua lies. He
Joined the Royal Air Corps, all
nght, but the war ended before
his training dJd He never got
out of Canada
SO, HE BOUGHT himself a
set or secondhand wines and
concocted a good war yarn for
himself, which, by the lime he
got back home to Oxford, bad
been enlarged to include a head
lnJUry Uuit left him wttb a 1teel
plate ln bl.a skull.
Blll Faulkner Is remembered
by his nel&bbon ln Ox!ord u a
liar, a boozer, an eccentric
loner. He ls also remembered as
a genius, ol courae, but ln Ox-
ford, that'• a secondary fact.or ln
the reckoaln1 of a man'• ac-
count, like the color of bU eyes.
Genius is somethln1 be juat
waa; but drinJdn& and cart')'lna
on and not paying bis bills, those
a re things he did, which
1omebow count more ln remem-
bering.
A 11 of this ia Important
because Faulkner, more than
many arti1ta of thi1 century,
-.,. ...........
LIFE AIRED ON TV
Wiiiiam Faulkner
waa inextricably bound up with
bta people, bl.a town, bU re&)oo.
"William Faulkner· A Llfe oo
Paper," a two-hour 1peclal oo
KCET. Channel 28 lonlgbt at
8:30, understand• tb11 , and
thereln lles its special worth.
THE OOCUllENTAaY wu
produced by the Ml11l11lppt
Authority for Educ1llon1l
Televiaion, with the help of a
couple blred band• from
Hollywood and W HbJ..n,ion
It be&ins. appropria~ly . with
an air view ol Lafayette (pro-
nounced. by the way, La-FAY·
ette > County. Misalaalppi, which
In Faulkner's fiction Is known u
Yoknapatawpha County. Then to
Oxford, Faulkner'• ''Jeffenoa."
"It was from tb1t town, t.beM
people, thi.I couotry1lde t.b1t
Faulkner drew the matenal that
shaped the poems, stories and
novela that comprise has body ol
work." Raymond Burr says m
the narration. "It was this South that nourished his need to
write," tus need lo make tus
"sc ratch on the face or
anonymity.''
THERE IS THE town
squart>, with the marble
memorial to its Confederate
dead rt.elng tugh from Its center:
there's the Gathntht-Rttd Drue
St.ore, Sneed's Ace Hardware.
the Bank of Oxford. Thi• I• pre-
cisely wh4're any documentary
on the llfe of William Faulkner
belonp. aft.er journeys to Paris,
New Orleans and Hollywood,
this 11 prect..Hly where William
Faulkner d ecided that he
belonged
·' l diM:overed t.ut my own Uttle
posta1e stamp of native 1oll wu
worth wrilinl about." F1alkner said, "andUuitby1ubUm1tlnlthe
actual to the apocryphal. I would
have complete liberty to UH
whatever ta.Wot I m.lfbt b1Ve to
Ila absolute top. So, c~ated a
co1moaolmyown. •·
USING INTEaVl£W8 with
the townapeople IDd Faulkner'•
own accounta, the documentary
paints a portrall of the
Withdrawn boy elven to H
trava1ant affectatJom aod wild
lmailnlnp wbo bffame aa Nobel
laureate and winner of the
Pulitzer Prbe; "llttle Btlly
Faulkner," "arrocant BUI
Faulkner." "pecullu Bill
F1ullmer," whose bome wu in
Oxford. llllalulppt.
It l1 a documentary rtcb &Del
tuU and cart.nc, and weU wunh
•Mchi.na
Sinatra's 4lJ ·Years Honored
HOU...YWOOD CAP) -Frank SJ.n1tra'1 .CO
7e1n u an eotertalner wW be cellbrated wtth 1 two·bour •pedal on NBC OD 'lbunda7, Jan. J.
Tbe all·ltar tpeclal wW be taped durtn1
Sln1tra'1 tab blrtbda1 party at Ca.ar'1 Pa11ce ln Lu Vqu CID Dee. 12.
"It "10 be a 1•~ ol ....... , tn.dl to
1ban b1I bapp~"'"aiil' ncceu. '' uld Paul Ke1-. Wbo la prod1i1dat tt wttb llarc ~. ..
llUJUll:r9. allo trill be sraDcl manba1 at tbe t1lt
Tournament ol .._ Parade on Kn Year'a D&J,
also to be t.eleca& by NBC.
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Maureen Stapleton doesn't want to sell the
Cam lly bus mess despite pressure from
Norman Goodman in ''The Gathering. Part
II " tonight at 9 on NBC. Channel 4.
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By Tbe Auod•ted Pna
Followin& are Blllboard'a bot record hita for
the week ending Dec. 22 a.a they appear in this
week 's issue of Billboard's magar:ine.
HOT SINGLES
1 "E.<lcape" Rupert Holmes <Infinity)
2 "Please Don't Go" K C. & The Sunshine
Band (Tl()
3 "Babe" Styx CA&M >
4 "Send One Your Love" Stevie Wonder
lTamla>
5 "Still" Commodores <Motown)
6 "Do That To Me One More Tlme" The Cap-
tain & Tennille CC<1sablanca>
7 · You re Only Lonely" J .D Souther
<Columbia>
8 ··No More Tears Barbra Streisand & Oob
na Summt>r 1C-Oluml>1a Ca~ablanca>
9 'Lad1c·~ l\1ght" Kool & The Gang <De-Lite>
10 "T<1ke The Long Way Home" Supertramp
(A&M >
TOP LPs
1. "The Long Run" Eagles <Asylum>
2. "On The Radio -Greatest Hits, Volumes
One & Two" Donna Summer (Casablanca)
3 "Corne rstone" Styx (A&M )
• "Journey Through The Secret Life Of
Plants" Stevie Wonder CTamlaJ
5. "Greatest" Bee Gees (RS())
6. "In Through The Out Door" Led Zeppelin
(Swan Song)
7. "Wet" Barbra Streisand <Columbia)
8 "Tusk" Fleetwood Mac <Warner Bros.>
9. "Damn The Torpedoes" Tom Petty & The
Heartbreaken <Backstreet)
10. ''MJdnJibt Maetc" Commodores <Mot.own>
Hewn a ~ black sharecr:opper s son who never dreamed hewn
adopted.
STEVE
MARTIN ,n
heJ~
A UNIVERSAL PICTURE
c •919 UH•Vf ~l C•TY s TV005 INC
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OAAllGE 134·2553 --, ... ·-l&T 11 • >• •• t• M I t f ti
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A : Y•, iAdor O'Naal wu ..U-tratmd for bll
auer.s confroutadou. Ht._ one» a Goldeu 01o~-boar. AIMS bat Mm bl~ 1D ... IPOl't for 1•anutbeownerof H""1~ Q: _. .... ....,. .... crm..,..ta
CID111 llr ... N9C·TV "' rtal, Hfte ...... Clalaa''T Md ..,. ..... ...,.oma .. ,....., -
Mn. I.~ Alllefta, CnMe
A: The "Mtl" weren't Mtl. N.wre and DOG·
UD1oo labonn •l*ll centuries creatina tbem . .U far aa Hope tUiDa a "eruh ~ lD CldneM," be
'Glad You Asked That'
bad so little d1alofue to band.le wbat crttla could cr1ticlae him!
Q: Now .... HMJUI•• (.leU 8&&~) ls
dt.Meed r..... .. All la <e FaallJ :• wbt .. 8e ..
a.1 foe a Q~ -Jin. Mel.ta o.r.. a~. N.Y.
A: The veteran actreu ls not "divoreed" from
the Carroll O'Connor famJJy. She'll be makiq six
or more vtslta to "Archie Bunker's Place" this
aeuoo. Actually. DO one will bave to run a benefit
for ber. She'll be aeen on tape or ftlm m the syn-
dicated renma ol the onctnaJ aeries. Meantime
abe'U return to her lint love -atace ·~
-lo such road company attractiooa u "Dai&y
Mayme." Also. after worldnt u a housewife
through the run of "All in the Family," Mw
Stapleton couldn't be better off ftnancially if LA
divorce lawyer Marvin Mitcbelaoo bandied her
"case"•
Q : S1Dtt Barban Wat&en left Liiie '9Teday
Sbow." the oely one I flDd worUl watdalq • It la
Geae SbaUt. Now that I 'm a "Good Morat.1
Amer1u" viewer, I'm cwto.a ll dwy lla•e enr
beaten "Today" lD the ratlq.a! -Cyat.laJa Colllm,
Palm Beacll, Fla.
A · Yes Twice The sttOOd tJme JWSt rettnUy
-the Wttk or Aug 20 24 Ont> or the bistory-
makmg lughllgh~ of "Amenca s" scbeduJe that
week . in case you wonder. was a three part to·
terv1ew wtlh Farrah Fav.cett'
Q : An Ttny nm aad bis former wile, Miss
Vkkl, geulng back toðer a&a1D'! -Tim 0 '& .•
Seattle.
A Yes But only as performers Miss Vicki
joined a Roy Radin tounng v1rndev1 lle urut last
sumrQer for a sbow which mduded Ttny Also on
the tour were Barbara McNaJr Denms Day. Joe
Frazier and Homer & Jeth ro. among others
Q : Watching Rudolf Noreyn onslage. be
sHms so ln c:ootrol ancl sun of b.JmHlf. Does be
get nervous like most ~rformen just befo~ be
goes on~ -E. Hutter, Pittsburgh.
A Yes Though he loves lus work. Nureyev
confesses that a "terrible nausea" gnps b1 m
before he goes onstag~
Send your que&t~ to Hy Gardner. "Glad YOM
A1Md Thal ... car~ of thl-8 ~. P 0 &kz 19!520.
I nnM 'J2114 ManlJ(l1 and HJI Gardnn IDlll auiorr cu
mon11 quuhona °' tMJI can • UwrT column. but the ooh&meof mml~apt"rlOflal,.,._.~ble.
NOWPLAYJMG
• CMmA ctMoo• mwuo1· c ... a wur ~II llltu ~ ~ O·~~ b~ ?'J~J Westrtwlsi.r 991 ~
MM raa DtUTI-111 8..e'll P~~ 81• '°'C
MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY
"APOCALYPSE NOYf' CR>
"AND JUSTICE FOR ALL" CR>
"1941" (PG)
'' 10" (R)
"AND JUSTICE FOR ALL"
"10" (R)
"OAS PUMP GIRLS ..
"INCOMING FRESHMEN .. (R)
"WHEN A STAANOEA CALI.&" (Al
"THE ume GIRi. WHO LIVED TI1El.ANE"
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TIME FTER ~TIME " ... ~ AMERtCAN ~ •
THE G.f'OOvt TUii("
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STEVE MARTIN.
1heJfRK
..... I It) 16 ttt -~ t•l•••tt••
Efll Carr, above, has a collection of 600
~, some of which are seen st right . ,
~ And during the Christmas holidays, as bas
been their custom for more than a decade, they
decorate their living room with a portion of
Carr's 600-piece toy collection.
THEN THEY BA VE an open house so aJl
their friends, particularly the children, can see
tie toys.
"It brtnp forth a lot of noetalgia to people
wt»o played with these toys way back then,·•
s.b's Carr, SO, manager of an maurance ap-phJul firm ... It'• like watchin& a Model T eo-
htg down the street."
~ "It's like turning the clock backward and
~ egmeth$out of your childhood.," aerees
.. :.~· "R'1 Ult fun." · llast al a childnm probabb ban
never seen a tin, wind-up toy . The toys were
oltlawed in the United Slates in the early '60s
because tbelr sharp edeea are considered dangerom. . But those of Can" a generation remember.
His own memory was jogged 17 years ago
when his mother gave him four tin toys she had
kept from his ch1ldhoodt Mortimer Snerd.
Pinocchio, Dopey and a drummer boy.
"I BAD FORGOTTEN about them com-
pletely," be says. "None of them worked. I took
them all apart and made them function."
Carr, who has many of the original boxes
the toys came ln, is a purist amone the erowing
toy collector fraternity
All of the mechanical toys in his collection
work-from the jump-roping LitUe Orphan An·
nle and Lil Abner Dogpatcb Band to the Amos
ahd Andy Fresh Alr Taxi and Blondie jalopy.
'
,
'Dams' Bo11nd by Brotherhood
Orange Coast amateur radio operator tells of
~eople~ Temple broadcasts.
: 87 MlcRAEL PASKEVICB • Of .. 0-'ly ......... • : For three coasecuilve eveninga, ham radio
, enthu.alast Gordon West beard a preamble of
: what was to become the horror of Jim Jones
: and hla People's Temple.
. • • ,
' , • t
0
The radio sipala that beamed into hi.a
Costa Mesa home from Guayana were clear.
But the messages were not, be recalled.
"Many amateur radio operaton are aware
of miaaiooaries asking for auwlles <via radio>.··
said West. But they were talk1ng buaineu ...
and there were some political overtooes.
un WASN'T Juat medicine they were talk·
ing about. They were using secret codes.''
West bad his tape recorder nmrung. Many
other hams cbd the same to document an illegal
use of 8.ll'Wavea by another operator
"The next day I beard about Jonestown •Dd
that the P'CC was looking for tapes Hundreds
were turned in." <West's tapes have not been
returned)
West tells the story as an example of the
brotherhood t.bat ex11t.s among t.be 350.000
a mateur ,..Wo operators i.n the Uruted States.
It's a hobby wtth a strict code of ethics. And
amateur racbo operators intend to keep it that
way
BUSINESS DEALS and politics a.re forbid·
den on the ham radio alrwaves, according to the
amateur radio operators' code ol ethics. 1bis
could explain wby West bas been able to con·
verse with radio operators who Uve in tbe Soviet
Union.
However, West noted, Communist aovern·
ment monitorina ol radio operators la far more
"strtnaent" tbaD in the Stata. And the Ruuiana
have 1ooe H far aa to adcl the ao-ealled
"Ruuian Woodpecker," tap.tap a&p.al iDteDded
to Jam ~ta aucb as tbOle by tbe Voice ol
America .
The lDcesaaDt aound ol the SoTieta bu
become aa predictable to West u otber
phenomenon related to ham rac:Bo Mt-..
Bu& lt'I DOt merelJ the ~ to 'bounce 1ill voice off tbe moon or a aatelllte tbat (aadnates W•t. a bam buff for IDOlt ol bla • JeU1 ad nrrent iutnactor for Oraa1e Coaat and
Coatltne c:ommunib eo11e.-.
II
I
•
Because · Peopie Care
9J TAD M&1Ul1JI A I •• ,._..,
PHJU.JPSauao Kan. -The alp above ~ 1ate ol UM UdJ lucked down a aide •lrMl aot J a alotu to \M cntsena ot thll
1maU toWD.. ,
lt ...,_: 0 Not al we •llD· but what _.
&tn. _ tllil~Wu.etlfe .. uve."
Walll ..... It;•~~ .... ~ the door, ..S 1MI .._a 1 warti ti 11'9 tlaat
bat btca•• a qa ti '• dl-term•vttm to •Cut of Ila OWL
'1N'ftL ISP.I' ... tM llftm o.u. Can
Hom• WM clallifteill bJ tM ..... of Kwu • a
D .... lilome for Qlerb, clNMld W cllladYU-ta119d people. It aot .. • mootlt for tleb
ftlfare Nlideat, and charted Pit•• ~
.. IAPID US Mwtq MW eurtalna from
material dooated by a dry pods at.ore, we're
aetttq new mattretaee ud Ctwblom aod aome ~urea.Jo ~ate the walla. 11M rapome bu amadnc."
Tbe local weekl.Y newspaper, The Pb.illlpl
County Review, eummed QP tbit awpome:
.. How alcl It would be -for GDee -to do
10mltbinl for ounelvea wttbout .um, the SGT· erument to do tt for ua." •. IWldelD .. Wiie b' food. loclllDI ud ~ · tM-elock aupetvtslon l"ow1een people Uved Tbe borne la now clullfted u a private ... ~ ... ~. · _ __. ,.....,. boardina home, and henceforth will aceept OGly
-.. l8'VeD CID ~ UTUlp --rwt OD ..-.realdenls who do not -uJ.re D"_, __ bome at· bte-~we. ~ -~, -..... ~ eoame ~tnut wcrbd ... bour tentioo and who are ambwatory.
wteD to biD ta... bome IGlnl CID a abotstrln1. She bad a lta1f ctthree. But a&e also sot a lot of TWO &\NK aceounta bav. been opeoed by
help trom the J'Midentl tbtmaehel. Concemed Cltizena Inc., the volunteer IJ'OUP. 'J'bouCb moet were old, all but one were am-One account bolda money paid by resident.a wbo
bu.latory. 1be resident.a c:ona1dered tbemaelvea cu afford &be locreued month.I)' fee cl $500.
a fam.lly. 'Ibey helped each other, loved each The other account la for donationa eannarlted to
other, tended to each other'• 1pedal needl. aut.idbe IW!denll wbo previowaly 1ot welfare
auilt.ance. BtJT TBB FINANCIAL odda ap.lmt tbe ''1bls ii aom~ we must do," aaya re· home's cootinued opuaUona wonened every day. Finally, aft.er bou.rs 1,_t ----' .... over the tired fum implement ea.ler Howard Voeel. ..-..--. · ''1bere ahouldn't be an~ uneertai.nty about booka, Mn. Chestnut made what lhe calla the moet painful decision of her life. She announced it; let'a Just do lt," aaya oe Saldi.no, a loc&J
to the town in early August lhe could no tonger put.or. "It's Ume people •tarted doing tbinp
keep up the pace, couldn't afford to hi.re more themselves Instead ol alttlna around and wall·
b .. lp. and would close her doors at the end of the in& for • aovemmeot handout." Watcblng the resurrection cl the bome with
month gratified amuement ll Erma Borum, lta ~ C1tlzen1 of tbia town of 3,600 aall:ed year-old founder. Now a widow 1Q fallina beaJth,
themselves: "Where will these people go! What ahe leases the faclllty to Mn. Chestnut and llYea will become or them now?" City and county officials were dismayed to alone In a plant-filled bouae several blocb
find It would cost taxpayers an additional $700 a awa.~it about broke my beart to thin.II: those
month for each resident transferred to a public dear people would be turned out, .. aays the aoft.
facility spoken elderly woman. "When my buaband and
RELATIVES agonized over what to do with I opeoed it lo 1956 we agreed that old people·
a loved one whose presence could complicate need love and 1tentle care. 1bat'a why we
Coming Out of Ooset
DEAR ANN LANDERS. Th.Ls letter ls a
reaponae to the homosexual wbo considers
bim1etf an emotional cripple. He aald, "I speak
for thousands." and I'm sure be does. He also
aaid be doesn't waqt. sympathy or JJhy -which
1a just ftne. ti.aUM be aeema to be feellq pleo
t7 IOfTY for himself
I'm • lesbian, and be wu NOT speaking for
me. I would Ute to tell him, and those thousands
be may be speaking for, that the closet can be
awfully stifling. They Just might suffocate and
die in there. I urge him and his closet brothers
to come out int.o the fresh air and sunshine
Nobody "cursed" the homoeexual with an
"affliction." Homosexuality ts a preference, not
an lllnesr.. 1 chose to be what 1 am, and 1 am not
ashamed of it. I don't naunt the fact that 1 am a
woman whose sexual preference is another
woman. but neither do I try to hide it.
(
At first, "coming out" frightened me I knew
I would be rejected by ignorant people, and I
was. But my mental health was al slake. My
own sister turned her back oo me, but she final·
ly realized I was the same person she loved
before she knew I was a lesbian, and now we are
friends.
I don't want to be straight. I'm a normal,
healthy woman who happens to prefer my own
sex Once ttus guy accepts himself, be will no
Horoscope )
longer be an emotJonal cripple. Perhaps he's
crippled because of that cramped liWe closet
he's been hiding in all these years. Please tell
him so. -OUT IN THE OPEN AND HAPPY
DEAJl OUT: I am prtaUa• JOV leUer
became you repret1eal a pobd of view &ht de·
1ervea CO be beard. A s:reat maa1 people,
however. do ao& believe laomoae:saaUty 11
"aormal a.ad healthy," ud I am • ....., &Mm.
Obvlollaly, yoa bne foaad &lae cettnse co
come oat ol &he cao.et aad an llappler became
of It. J applaad yoa.r cudor, bat •1Ln111oa are
aware that Dot all laomoeenall or leAlau
cbooee CO be so open, nor are &ky u ,&eaaed
wltb tbdr aenal prefereeee u yoa. I have re·
celved thousands of leUen from male bomoee:s·
aall (fewer frum lesblana) .tao are desperatetJ
aahappy aad would give aaytblq CO be Rnlelt&.
been a SOUtte of doubt.
fear is removed. Check
behind scenes, be dis·
creel.
SCORPIO <Oct. 23·
Nov 21 >. New approach
lo savings, investment
program could lead to
significant gain You
can locate what bad
been misplaced or de· TUESDAY, DEC. 18 material, establish a Uberately hidden.
clai m -and a re· SAGITrillU8 (Nov.
By SYDNEY OMARR latlonship. One who ls 22-Dec. 21 ): Intuition ii
volatile means well, but on target -you aeo.se
AQUAlllUS (Jan .
20-Feb. 18); Accent OD
desire, rebuilding,
establl.abl.na a "algnifi·
cant" relationship. Re·
cent investment pays
dlv1deoda. ARIES <Mar. 2l·Apr. ia not telling all. what la t.o occur, you can
19): Empbaala on com· LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. be at rl&bt place at
munlcatioo, travel, long-22): Work with available crucial moment.
Pl8CE8 (Feb. 19-Mar.
20): Emphasis on
career, baalc 1oals,
pareat of ~ ae:s,
bud1et ln connection
with travel. publiabiq.
HOME OF MIRACLE -A resident sweeps
up the dining area of the Borum Gentle
named it like we did I'm IO proud and happy
t.hh town bu taken aucb an interest in my
home
"Now I cao sleep Dilhll."
•• .Ha111s
<From Pase CU
razors, they often aaaume it's the ham down the
1treet wttb all the anten.ou oo lua roof wbo'a tbe
culprit, be said.
West., wbo hu more than $3,000 worth of an·
tennu OD b1a roof. clalm1 lt'a a CBer wbo'a the
violator more often than oot
If it lao't , West aald moet ham radio owners
are cooperative in dealing with the problem.
Another fallacy la that it takes a lot of
money t.o get into amateur radlo. West bu
more than $12,000 of weU·protttted equipment
in bis home. but said, .. An investment or seoo
will do it.''
ADD "fiVE dollan worth of Radio Shack
wire" for an antenna and you're ready t.o ao. be
added.
With leas energy than it takes to nm a
,trlng of Chrlltmu Ug.ht.a, the novice can com·
mUD1cate with hams around the globe
But you must have a license. That's where
Weal can help.
In addition to advanced bam radio operator
counee, West wUJ offer a clau for bepnen throueh Coa.stllM CoUece startlog Feb s
·•1n nine w~ks. you'll have your own call
letters,'· be said
Energy Tip
Here la an enercy
aavtog augeesUoo from
tbe federal Office of
Comumer Affairs:
Use your solar coUec·
tor. Every house la ooe,
but ll may be coUectJng
the 1\an'a beat when you
do not want it and re·
leaaina the beat when
you do.
Cut fuel bUls by open·
log the shades lo the
mominl on the eastern
and aoutbem sides of the
bouae and clo.e them
late in the day. If It la
sunny in the afternoon,
you can get additional
solar beat by openin1
the ahades oo the weal
aide of tbe house The
shades orr north win·
dow1 abould be kept abut
at all times durtng the
winter.
Give yow ~ • IHt! sell your ski equlpnwm
tut In tit• Skflng
classified •ds of the O.lly Piiot.
642·5671
ran1e project• You material, be gracious to CAPlllCO&N (Dec.
make numeroua con· relatives but don't 22·Jan. 19): You mltbt
tact$ and some will P~ believe everythin& they b a v e r e a 1 o n t o
ve valuable. say. cel~bratel Wbat bad
TAURUS (Apr. 20· ~~:=:::-~~~~~-::::========================:::c=================::::::::::-~ May 20): You break new
around. Be wlllln1 to
tear down for u.IUmate
pUrpole of rebullding OD .
aoUd atructure.
GE•INI <May 21·
June 20): Open diato1ue
with ooe wbole vlew1
may be opposite your
own. Hold off oo direct
coof rontaU001, lmPor·
t.ant dedalooa.
CANCER (June 21·
July 22): Keep recent resoluUou eoacem.iq
nutridan. health. Accent
OD bale Hl"ficet~ and people who
upOD yau.
LKO (.July Zl·Aoa.
22): Emotlona could
cau1e bavoc •b•r• rouUne aod loitc are
concerntd. Key l1 to ~~tn=1:J~
lot. ~ Deedl, •ur· rinl. 'rt':' t>:'.J' ~ fDCO(Aq.~
22):.., Leo ........
-1"IUd. M1let ibie
The Red l?late
A tradttk>n among the early Amatc:an famllla
.. that whltl tomeOn8 daelwd lpeClaJ
pra!ll or etteldlol'I ttMy wae .wd dinner
on the Red PJale. Today thla Cl&lbn
nluml ... lhe p.mld Milito~
• fdlnd't ipedal ~ .•. cellbatil a
bis11Miay ••• ~.Job Wiii dane •..
rlWard. pl~ ... Of ~9/
~ _. $pedal Toda!y.• Start a tiBdltb\
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Care Home in Pbllllpaburg, Kan. .··. I • • • • •• . .: .
• • . . . . . . . . .
for a Werry
Atmosphere and
0 Jolly Good
Assortment of goog ideas?
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COMf TOM
CRDET'S NEST
Happy Holidays!
To all of our customers we
w ish y ou a Happy Hollday Su son.
For your last minute shop-
plnQ we still have some unique
gift Items most of them
handmade Our Chr istmas
Decorations will add to the
charm d the holiday.
From bOth of us a MERRY
X MA S and a HAPPY
CHANUKAH
MaTJI Ann Ii: J~ .. .._ __
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'DU _.....,.. will not
'knowtnflY accept any advert 1ln1 for real
eetate which is tn viola·
Uonoltbe law
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GIANT
I IOO 541. Ft.
Sll.IOO
Spedacular 1800sq ft
home! 2 liant bedrooms.
2 baths, bu1e sunny
fmiit>' room. crackhng
fireplaee. elecant d.lnlng
room, country-type
IDtcbm. service 6: laun-
dry room, garden cov
ered patio, Owner
desperate! VA Ternu. or
.,llAL ISTATI IXCa&.IMCI SIMCI tt•t
co.I. WITH UI. • ... SANTA AMA
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1471.
NEWPllT BEACH 759-8111
\V l·:S I. I·: Y :'\
TAYLOR CO.
Hl<A I .TUl{S :-.111 1·1· I ~ H O
JUST LISTED-IA YRlONT $415.000
Large living rm. w/Wide expanse of
glass opening to huge waterfront patio
for real Newport lifestyle. Water.
boats, lights, sunsets --it has it ell. 2
Bdrrns, 2 baths.
WESLEY M. TA YLOll CO .. UALTOIS
2111 S-Joa,aln ... ~
MEWPOU cana. M.I. '4Mt I 0
Assume ll0,000 ~% VA --------•I loan. Call.nowS*-2313 EXECUTIVl
rtf'PN HI Q,.,,' ll}l'J rn~ l.J~ I
!\tl!~lll
OCUHFROMT
COHDO
2 Bdrms .. 2 baths.
security bid&. Vacant,
ammed. occupancy. Sub aaraee. S22S.OOO
m.3663 673-8924 Eves
associated
IHIOl<.fllS l>fllt .. Ol!S
/11~1, ..,,,. lo'boo t • 1 t tit. !
G-.aoOI(
A.IAMDOMm ESTATE
COi I IGIPAU Dep.nt out.skle covered ESTA1'1 eatry adds to the beauty
Ele&anl 3 bedroom, 2 ol the vaulted·ceWnc liv·
• beth. family room home, inc room. g.ardeo view
W1th 2 fireplaces, as· fanuly room. bnclt fpk,
··--.. I •c2 000 9112"' huge country kitchen, 3 8'"'""' e ... · · -,.,, Stately bedrooms. Loan Owner Anxious Callnow.546-2313 nwter swte w/walk·in ..... ., . , • . , . , closet, 3 baths, oak floors
I ~ I & ea.rt.ht.one prevail, also
~STORY
Giant 4 Bedroom. family
room borne. gourmet
kitchen, dining room,
wall of glasa over&oo~unf!
marucured grounds, 3 car garage. Owner will
help finance. Asking
$148,llOO. Call 963-7881.
!i'i~I
Morfft Cost• Mesa ,,....
Super sharp family
home. New carpet, new
p&UJt ln t.lus 3 bedroom
charmer. Owner will
help with ftnancmg Of
fered at o nl y
S91.900 540-3666
•NlteLt._11
Real Estate Inc ~ lt~ftiHW ~~r~b:~l ~t
~.;;;~:1~~;;:~ Li1RMI ~~~J ...
paoellng, rauied formal GOLF COURSE YU strat.eglcally localed Del dining room. gourmet C8To tract-Costa Mesa
•
4 91M. OCIAM YllW. 12 lt,000
... and it's in Newport Beach!
Hugging the cliCfs above the harbor!
Separate master suite upstairs. big
game room dawn. 3 decks, 3 baths and
almost 3000 sq . ft. A real Unique
Home at Just $219,000.
U flliil l()U I: li()Ml:S
REAL TORS'. 675·6000
2443 Ea't Coast Highway, Corona del Mar
IAYAlOMT
We have several fine homes
w1lh pier & slip
HHIMSULA POIMT
Newly decorated 4 bdrm. family
home. Close to ocean. $325,000
EL TORO HORSE COUMTIY
4 Bdrms .. 3 baths ; ranch style.
mm1-estate in orange groves. $249.500
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
34 1 611y~·d" D11v1· N B b7S 6 16 1
*VETS* UM Y OS' HqlblAty
NOW NOOOWN
LOANS TO $100,000
LOW lNT RATE. Let us
shaw you bow t.o Qualify
T•toRedC~
2 OtilA LOT
Two houses locale<! ID a
destrable area of Costa
Mesa. Great for income
property or live m ooe.
rent the other. Owner
will finance with 2.S'>
down. Full pnce $132.500
Call 556-2660
_W. U...._754-1_2!>~ C: SELECT
AIAMDONID T' PROPERTIES ATn.HACH ------
' Bedroom. family room Real Estat. Offlu
w1cracldia1 fireplace. FOil SALi
115,llOO. Walk to beach. Xlnt locaUOo lD Solana
auwnable loan at 9...,'l. Beach. Sl.2.000 mrludes
Owner will beip f111ant>e lease. lease hold 1m Take advantage, call provemeots fLxtures &
o/ r/ewl'°rl
REALTORS
675-5511
ot4 IAYADBI:: .,.._ Tft't"9Clr. Aall1I tstr
dsl .... -sf .. Id & 9ldiM wkit WS.
lt•rdwee4 fleer•. ••• kltclteta. ••• c_,..t' a; tt ., Idea. nine It•*•• 11,
• ••• ., ....... Jl/i MttK. ..... y-4.
.......... ...... • ••• ef .... ,.....
FLIXllLi FIMAMCIMG •••ll•ltle.
Sl:H,000.
OM IAnml HIYI: .. Cea-clat Mmr: = ..... d -..... ,.._.to ..... .. c.+t Ital..,• _. w.edt .. IMNlt,.... .,_11th IMwllM IAY Y1IW .............................. ,.,..
........... pool. .. ,. ... ...,,.... -
www dw· fw ••act' !It be pffan., ._.._..._... ...... _.c ... a..,Ylew
~ ,__ c ......... --of ........ sns.ooo.
COLE OF NEWPORT IEAl.TottS
Z515E.C.-Hwy .. C... .. W.
675-5511
the 1a~ goodbye SINGLES PAD
~ uit.o ~ carefr~ $&'>5001. hfe. enjoyed wrt.h lha 1m -'1--
maculate 2 Bdrm. 2 ba. 2 A1mmt new Northwood
yrc»d condo L&e bdrms, Condo! FY 11 P ti ce
eartbtont' cpt.a. fenc~ ~·' Youn& Sm&la
paUo & commuruty pool. • Coup6N type coms>'e•
spa and lenn11 Super bOlta teanl.5. pool, spa.
location Only 185.000 b&ll.iards. volleyball • CaU today 979-~0 more' Usut as upended
lOO Take advantage' A Call fut'. 7S2· 1'100 LLSTATE ~·· . .,. I .. ~ -v .... .a:::: !~lff&IMI
LOWDOWH PAYMBCT
NO QUAUt'YIN(i
&!per ilhal1> I Bdrm Coo do.. or So O>ut P1ua
Pool .. S«Unty, partunc
C lose es c row by
Christmas or New
Yf'ar s 640 4137
Own/Bkr
And the sound of
th4.' surf 1i1 yours to
t-nJOY "' rh•" cu.,.tom 4 Bdrm No TI4-9'13-6767 fijrn Good inventory ot
• · '• '· hstlJlgs and franchise --------[ ~ IRllMI ~:.:~ L::~··
LaJ!una homt' on
lhe ~an side of
h"' v A prttt'lf''~ l<X·auon 54<19 000
Seller says "Let's sell
my 3 Bdrm Costa Mesa
borne! Assumable 1st
Hey .. r·u even carry a
2nd." Only $'111.~ Call
now!J79.5370
Redhill 0-)Re.lity
I id11 i<i'.tll\ tllliH'
ho' I 1 JOO
" " ......... ' ... ..
llHD TO Sfil!!
4 Bdnn. view. fee land, remodeled
W/orily the best' Private beach. Lrg.
Assumable I.St TD. Will consider 2nd
TD. $325.000. Darrell Pa.sh, agt .
~2326, 631-12&6
Ga•r• 100 Ge••• 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
FOmPLIX
'!'belle 4 UDilt ba ve been
be.auU!ully malJJt.al.ned 3
Br, 2 Ba owner'a urut +
One 2 Br I Ba apta. Xlnt
locauon ~.ooo
BALBOA ISLAND
REALTY
e73-8'JOO
OCEAMFROMT
Redeconied 2 Br home
•/natural peclty cedar
New bath, fixtures etc
Waler vaew Dbl garag~
w/elee. opener All this
PLUS tbe lowest pr1ce.
PLUS bit an financu~ Aaku\i 135(),000
--w-.,-to-w..tclff--JACOBS REALTY
O.•st•ncttn1 3 bedroom 675-6670 m a deep lot wtth a big -----
taa&I room over • two car...,-.,e u·urharm C ;latcwt.ec:Ja 1018 il:tl and warm hoaae wtlh ..... ••••••••••••••••••
badwood noon u11 • rompletely enclosed
)W'd. Weil pnced for lb ~ OnJy $105.000
Call~l llil
C:SELECT
T'PROPERTIES
JUSTUSTED!
.. llSTAT1
OH¥•ACU
~ocanVleW.
bluff lot amon1 p int'
tna. 3 Bedroom. 3 bath.
SM0.000 INdt Rood • ....,
4''"'°'''
102.2 ....................... Chanmna 2 bdrm ca
CO(Jmade home ID Corona 1--------• thcblanda L11r1te lol QUALnY DUPLEX
etves you amplf' room t.o Okie CdM 2 Bdrms .. 2
.tit on Cozy bnck frpk . beth owner's uo1t with
redlliood pand.tng. sub frpk + large rental with
mil oo flAll.lK'\Dll. A i;uper frplc both adJ01n1ni(
value al 1229.000 poot ~.ooo
l 7141 '7J..4400
121J1 u .. nu
HARBOR
PAUL MAJITIN
REAi. EST A TE
'44-7313
C.. DPLX S 179 ,500
11a IOUth of Cout Hwy
locauoo L'i pnced to sell.
A o.~rc.nn o( a 2 BR front coU.age wtlh
lldrbor lm~tmt'nt (."n laU ol t'bann aod • I· JlR +den w Jrrpk on rear
--------• atfen pvt llvmg Owner motJYated, try $50,()()()
OCEAH qw down and conlrdt'l of
Ven.aille$ peot.bouff ul· sale Call Dan Bibb. AJ..1
lra df'luJtt· & 1m 67S.2311
mlC'U1.at# • 2 Bdrm~ :? eo.ta Mino I 0 2 4 ~~ ~c.. + t'om -·••••••••• ••• •••••••• ........ ya...,..,u.ies
$198.500'
.... t.yProp.
Reattan
• 67S.7060.
St-II with EAS t.'
It ' 1t BRt;t:Zt:
Oassd1ed Ad!. 642 ~IS
2 U FIXEll
Owner wtll carry finam
inc •l 101-,.. Lot 1, /OnL'fl
fOf"2UDJLs Pncl'd JI onl)
m .900 f'or mort' '"'" csll S46 58111)
~..:HERITAGE
' • REALTORS kitchen with beamed Gf'eal Baell Bay location. Well·mamta1ned home
ceilings, separate 2stoey,SBR,Jba,2 fami· w/giant Bonu.'I rm with
breakfast area, seduded ly rooms. Perlect for the sparkllJlg pool w /diving --~~~~--
paoo, 2nd Story host$ 4 tig family. Assume ex-board aod slide' Extra C!E
111111 ILlllS Ct. illting loan and ask the Queen-size bedrooms, ownertobelpfinancethe storage galore' Much.
spectacular master muc h more '' Only suate Pnce JWll reduced rest. $125,000. $129.900 wow· I Call To
$22,000 Call Now FULLEllREALTY day:7S21700
64&-TI71 546-0114 °"''' "· 9 • • •• ·~ ••
[ij.1Jlil ~t.~z~[~llllil
<lilly, Call Abe 9Q.794() • a CUESTA
WantAdR..ultl 662-"-· ~ ---------1------------4 Br. 2 ba , ONLY
~Coldwell Ban~e~
ucwsava Y ouas
You won't be dreaming when you
see the sylvan rear yard with the
extensive raised wood decking.
Inside. cathedral wood ceilings & a
brick fl.replace welcome you to this
3 bdrm choice Harbor View Hills
residence. $250,000 FEE. Attractive
financing available.
INNl!WPORTCSNJD
• 644r9060 .
$12.3.500. Act 963-8377
90 DAY ESCROW
will purc hase $2 4
Million. Calif. 6: Arirona.
PRINCIPAL. P.O. 5305,
Hlmt. Bch. 92&M
PIMMSULA
POIMT
Wa&.erfroot. Spectacular
vWw ol Channel; 2 •I.or)'
6 Bdrm mansion, buae
family room w /Wf!l bar
O¥Sloc*.I water. Exotic
.....ier-1'4te w /private
patlo, boatallp loo
Owner uWowl, Submit
....... 7171
<»rN flt t• ti S lutw IO Ill MCI' I~ ~Ill
ASSUMAILl
LOANS ~autiful 3 & 4 Bedroom
homes to cboole from
'9000-lo $15,000 to As
sume No qualifying
Hurry ' Call :
TI4~.
(>11, .. v . t \ t ,, ' ,., ~""-'.
[~lfilll
The fast.eat duw 10 the
West. a Daily Pilot
Clasalflf!d Ad. 142-5678.
LUSK HAUOll
VIEW MILLS
3 Bdrm + family
room single story
home. Nice large
1ard. completely
fenced. dog run • sw.fng set Brand
new top of the line
kitchen apphances
for gourmet cooklng
Earlhlone decor
Anxious seller
Owner a11l1ted
flnanclng Offered al 1259.5()0
macnab I lrvtne
realty
AIAMDOMED
RUSTIC CDM HOME
Needs TLC & lmagmauon: 3
Bedroom + fireplace. ranched
fence & roses. Owner Anxious
Call 673-8550
CHEBFUL CDM DUPLEX
Walk to beach & shops, each 2
bedroom cottage bas
wood·burmng fireplace and
patio! Owner will help finance
Call now 673·8550
STEPS TO IEACH
Private patio enters to
charming 4 Bedroom Beach
home ; slump-stone & tile.
fireplace. step-saver roomy
kitchen. feel lhe ocean breeze
on terrace orf cozy master
suite. All this for $139,900. Call
now 673-8550.
673-8550
OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE
M.UffS
ASSUM.AAI LOAN
Su~r · E Plan Spht Lt-vel With \t~ter
Bedroom On t"lrlll U\f'I T"'n Bf'<lroom~ &
I .trRe f''am1h Room \\1th \\t>t Bar &
Refnittalor On ~r l.t·\f'I f'.alln1t Art-a
In Kitchen Earth Tonf' Color; Throu11hou1
t:xrellt-nt f'lnancm11 A!>ktni.: S205 ()(XI ,\ Ju\
Of Nt'wport .. L1!>tln1!
G:r --........... &31-1800
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meat! Call now. _,, ·--· endlJ oct1b ora. tl46-llOJ dD."9w.Owaer/qeal Eedear. u.., a 1ard. boat allp avalJ, DtaUneUve ••• 2 L-1...... 1044 n..-..m ~,,u You'll love lt! 12&$0 t714 CUDlorlD-*7 pr. Very clean Adult& . ..:~;:;;_;,.:;.;.,..m7 ___ • ----'-lroom, J~ ba COA· ..,,_ U'#NIN'ldl\IUNl()IJl,._1(1 • W/12:1ll2 fadcr'7 add 00 Nof'da &a91o ~ ''i:a'~~-11. mtlt5.•.,S•Br•OllD~OOO·-~·~·i= .. ! C'a 1Ja1i. lHn·,f11 SACllACI ~l~·n ~~:':; ~liiiiillii•"' n.rr i~ii-llJ-::'.Jll ~~er,-" ZSSO Ooaap, 2Br: Z8a ':':: ~ &r.tn~
-·-~ ~-.. ~· Ul'lii:J: $7.IOODM ~ eoYered patio. IC •-•••-••••••••••••• Sauna, S3Z5 mo. da. AJt. 14S·42tZ or IYO-Aa.umH balance of ~yard~for ~-!'. a.cr.atloaal Laod·ZM CZIJ>l5l-IZIO Ml-lJTl. • ""'.._ -.~uz....._, Sl'la,500. lbr. 2ba. Upper -few 3 CA... GDlY S1!IO per acre '
RultkSbdnn.lba.wtth DOVBSHOUSt BackBayNPl-aT-11,!:_ Move n before DON'TrAY ~A y 8 EL ow ~br,stowil~rig ....._ l244
fireplace, enclosed ll'ff .. ABI.£ Beautiful vtew of C2Mia.maa. 1-PllCIS MARKET) salmon Jtl.lJ'77DOJlda.Sll5/mo. ~~•••••••••••••••119 _,.,.,,.. a.2t11. AHU• _. ........ ,_, SAc:mAC:a ·-awL doer, -.,.., -°"""'>'Club
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Mam da9e iD '79. J>rln. Super cleaa home In tub.~ MS-0303 aume balance ol $177.JOO. ~f.-, · •. illllii... priee ~ue · laveatlo& aa.epm pool + ape-n.r So Cst ~ f'OW"le. 2 BR • den. cil»Jaoaly. •.ooo e s t a b I I a ai... d ChetoH.S. aT·5Cm now wtU probably uve · .-,Omo ~-ft.rn. "' pertia)ly so. A ~orl.11-.152IO ~ ~000. )'OU »-lri SM these 2 .... 11We -..._._ condo N FORESTE
OLSON SYCAMOIE &LIM
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Fabu.loul, larle 3 bd, 2~
ba. Quality townbome
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.. coadoa>inhims. Ooly 8 --------avallab&e. $109,990. 3'30
Sama Ana Ave. M2-f'134.
WATEAROMT
WOODBRIDGE CONDO, CUSTOM
brand new 2 aty, 3Br, With Boal ahp. $32S.OOO. ,...,._ ._,_ l bedroom gourmet Ru 2 b fl l~ -~ rm, "t'"'• I .... _,_ 3 BD • • • aer. In cl. lake • Po o Is ' kitchen. form.a \U.LW.Jg,
SI0,000., $20,000. dwo. jacuuis, & tennis Avail. family room w/craddinR
• llOO. per mo. Ownr/A&\. foe immed occupancy. firepla~, large lot, spec
&9023 ..,,ooo. 5-9062 laallar view. Call now
Charming E ·Sldel ~~~, .. ~.,,.., ... ,
Dollboua e , Under ! I = Prlo Ooly, Agt' A ~~~:le Wi lldti
utea SI0.000 s&cry Hanover plan wrth
3Br, l~S.. weatslde. delightful greenbelt IOMAH EMPIRE
AIJ.. ~-view. Just liaLed •l only Most elepnt ln l)c)ver
•MMMMllMllW-i ~OOOCALLQUICK Shores f>ool with spa
I _........__ ud fountain. Furnished C .,, .. _ 644-7211 •wurlty system. Only Small, coay bouae on 1 ..... ,......... ~ trs. buildaW. lot. ao.ooo. c.1 ....,,.........
For sale by OWDtt. Ca u
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OLSON
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5'MCY AND WARM
Executive home built
around beautllul lnMr
courtyard. 4 lar1e
bdrms, mast.er suite with
sitting room. Thia home bu everythiai for l be
diacrimloallna buyer.
See It today. $30C,OOO
•EXCITING•
OPIM COUMTitY
Located la ShorecUffa
Country Club Put A
beauutlll Mdt VlklDC Home.·~ lD· eluded. Ocean view
aboft !lltrella OoU •
Country Club, San Qemeate,
SPECLUIUY
Beaull!uJ :MXS2 Keywest
Qm) M~ Home m
Lacuna Hllls nicest S
Star Park. TxlS encl Westchlf adult coodoe. 18 porch. m1r1'0red doon.
prden homes aroWJd hibt wood loleriors, 3"7
COIDID. pool Clote to Tcm air coad. 2 1paclou:s
shopping le 1ervlces Br's wtlh ba + dresaulg
S8l,OOO. Century 21 area, wailt lD closets AJI WeslclUt.~72Z1. ror only $29,SOO.
WESTCUff Gru·~SIC
Owner will rlnance• MOllLIHOMI Ranch bocM 00 pretty area. 4 bl', 3 ba. Cam nn, SA.LIS
= S yr old 4-unil ~ad 2'00 Halecn1t·Klllybrooke truly .,.,,_,...., · 0 •-_._. Hu 1 D..a-.. r-N __............... pas. '1'50 mo.
--D -~ ..,, ••••••••••••••••••••••• --.,.,_.,.... • ..,. ......... """' BAY68EACH ..... I -J bdrm. 2 tNi w•.-o r --kit 3bt + --I ...... Cl d "'"'"" ~.!.rm"--:;: n.... wa' ·-REALTY 1 ........ 1 _ owner's unit. OH Haine 6 ~ Proper ,.... nv ..-~ """' -
prqea. 1 a Mllea lo ty tiaUDp Comm&aaAOO • pdm' incl SS75Mo Woodbridce brand new 4
beach. 1245.000 Each Dl!IDtla~ ~31216 *'GZM or 1157-2:1Z7 Bdrm. z story Lge yant
Sell l or both. Seller will - --Yrly * ~Imo. Don finance .... ....dd Mar: 3 BR . 2ba. I Tytn-ttAaaoc.'7$-4000
WwM H. T.,W Co. ··-··················· 0 K. No N RJ:ALTbRS MMllO tt... .. ::zb.Md kidl . ~ .o
San AD.a ~;-.r.;.; •••••••••••••••• l>lllr~.lD~ , ...... "-'-.... !141 sss'.ooo Sales price. ..••••••••••••••••••••• sczs.ooo. By owner. Prin ~ couaae by ttw I
c:tpals only 67S-43S2 au 2 br. pvt bu c b.
90/o
On.ty Mo down on this
brMd • buUer fourpl.H
Owner •Ill c arr y
ti.Lance at 9'it for 4 yrs
All 3 Br. l~ Ba uoJta
y earl'/ lncome '1l.200 OYer SlOO pr mo 1peocla
b6t Full price SUl9.900
~ DOpeU --~79
.......................
liq!es. 2717 remonl BeauUful Z·story, RSJ
L..n ~ Avail Dec towabome. 3Br. 2 .... ea. Udl. .... 11136 --~ VleW A.aaoc. pool, -nl Avail. Jan lf1'A VEJlDE. earthtoee S7'7SllDO~. t'pta. Ice kllcb. new
palnt. 3 BR S62S mo Lovely Woodbrl~e ~HDIO, 546-574$. Pam 'hable. 3br. 2.,..ba, r, --W ID. pr, pool, letUUI. MESA OD. MAR. pool, lake. Avail. l'eb. l blln1 . microwave. Adults. Only $630Mo ~ q>(. MW p&Ult, _..,·~----rtt rm. apan!ma pool J
BR 2 Ba ~ 751 2060, n.tlerock. 4br, 2"7ba, up 5*5745.Pam owfied, all appl. Ordnr
S Br. 1 be. 2 car &•r. l&e pool, pn 1HDO 7~
Jd, ~ • chUdfto COO· ~ 4 Bdrm home. r."' 1idend. ssoo . mo ltlcioua r.cquel c ub 16700I 1m"'~-asmo~
ser. ~ retnlft"a1or.
dul rm. 2 trplca • ~-110& Harbor• Qe 20&-A u-.. NB muy to buy. eau Cen· 540-5937 31DW.Or>Mt •• -,.
Undlll" .. 2 cu pr. Bti ==='""-'"----bk 1"1-Lee covd patio. ·La~---__ ._._~_-_:_, ~Pria~llM211 ~
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2 Br Ill' bda tllGO seraa.wbdatmci -
2Br. pool '-la SJOO a . poo&. leaaia SJOO
Udo2Br.nralltmO
WID. r'11'1c .. •umo yr IJ .... IGMU.
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ali amealtlea, nea
.... 1171. ~
t ur1 21 Wea t c 11 ff· 1~~~~~~~~~1 ---"'-M'46 ___ _ llG-7221. S.«*•tew ~ 3bl'.
%\a. l'rpk, alr. pal.IO&,
pace 1100T ...._.... Si IPS TO
...uu.:t BEACH NOQUALIFY! By owner, 00 wide greenbelt ~OME" Eaataide Costa Mesa. Spedous4 bdrm .• 2"7 ba. ·~
SZ.500 down. $1 , JB7 per townbome. Approx 2l600 Sp a c 1 o us d up I e x 1 n mo. 3 bdrm. 1~ ba, pooi, IL of b"'ft .. .nace Newport's fu>eSt rental bu0 e family rm. Mr. sq. ...,. .,. · area Bolbwuta4bdruu. • ..,..1000 L4Jta of uparades. PaUoa, Wood.OO·um>or_. lush la ndsc a pi n I Steps tol&Od Woo't last. ·~-:--------t Generom fueslparking. tM&-7711.
.EASTSIDE
2 LOTS
C;'J Walker & lee
816 CANYON
Newly refurbished,
elegantly decorated
Bordeau Model, rre· ~ area. Cal ua
about thll fabulous
bome!I
OPEN
SUN. 12-4P M
21851 Newland # 176, dou
hie wide Gulfstrea~ 2
BR 2 Ba + den. ·wr
dbb9e. Ail·~
Acnop for We 1200 .......................
so Aaea. all or part or. C1.
ty water , power fl
~. Ready ror de· >ttlopment. Victorville area. between freeway &
Hwy 39S. $2,&oO /acr~. BIG CANYON
Spectacular 10ll rourse
estate. ~ sq.It. 4 to 6
Bdn:ns. SloAJ baths P~
3 15% down • "' intettel.
cmd1pa '1.395.000. 1~~~~~~~
Tll STARNES CO. 1-..wPOtT--HIHMfrS--
&7'17761 Charmine spaclou1 2 ~ s&cry, 3 Bdrm, family,
dlnbia room, larp li vtoc o-PoW 102• OCEANFRONT
-·-••••••••••••••• New Modular Type •HO•
CaJJ 542-1Q5i Bet WHll ~~
CDllda••lw/To.,...
-...--1700
=·pool. jac. leanls SC.7C!O
Jbr. b , fDcd U1 rear )'T'd
Stt\I ll&bllDf PelS •
On waler 2Br b ~ I z UMfTS On wattt 2BrIdea11300 + LAMD FOR 6 On wa~. VIEW. lie
L&R41r. .A. 2 8r +den SZ250
Cblldrta considered COST A ~A '-DIW J8r 2 be.,
$600,000 Pn.bly peiDted ln •out IC1"olMTBIST Submit •bort term oa .-Mo. ta-A Durell my of \be above. Abo. '6 lOOI 30% DOWH oaiMn ma1 r\IJ'IUa!L ..:..::::._:..:.. ____ _
llNOYATID W .. ssf:Olll"-s ~nc~e:!.~1~
New paint. plumb1nR. Ille. 714/631-1400 pm isz5Mo lat + 11« ~. drapes fl roun • ..:_..:::..::=:::. ____ _ lMopl 752· lllO
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PLACE
NOJ•NS•
ta,. n l:Jt, .MJ
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$10.000•ll• clloll ~r ocean vSew from
tbla 3 Bdrm home.
Owner wUI help wltb nQMCina eau Now.
li:>cms, pvt community.
2 bds, at hr security.
aub-lettloc OK. From
$.W,IOO. Treasure bland
11obUe Home Pk, 30801
So. Cat Hwt, La1uoa
Beacb, R.lf.P . (714 >
• 9UAUFYIMG * 0NL Y $10,000 dwn OD
faa&.utic opt,ioo. 3 BR ex·
ec. bom e . $1195
mo/pymt. Pre1Uglou1
Harbor View area. <>wn.. $'1--0210
room. Muter suite with z deck.I and 1paclou1
mirrored bat.ha. Warm
woods, br1ck aod at.one.
Tnaly a deeorators de· liebl. For details c1ll
M>-Ull
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4 Br l'MMI Lalk Ku1JOr
V\ew Hilla SUOOtmo t.e. lmmed. occupaocy. .Till,... fuCllH"• Eatale1West &-3m
• 770.0251 7 ... 3711
Fn 1•v..., 1034 •THISEA!
--·••••••-•••••••• Split a..e1 I BR., 2 ba,
SUPER SllARP·Owner bui• fam. rm. w /~et motivated, 4Br, a~s.. bar; blln kitcb; hie,
ia 1q ft.. Ia x.1, .,._t.:Ple Patio, bltn
:f":'rea, Fo\lntaln =-.-Hilla area.
Valle1 Sehb, ck>N to MJailON REAL TY aboppiaa ,... -.zm. Pblm-.cml
........ a. ..... 1040 _, .... ,............. ••A&.DIAY LOT
SIA SPIA Y 1IO-o7lS
B a"id *· a.. Qoo. do. W /MC 1ate. ~!t DC&Pl10NAL
, t 1 . HERITAGE
. • REALTORS
.... LMlltlcMt
TMe ovw low in&erell
rat.e bani Several cbcN~
1·2 bedroom coodo
homes lD popular Spr .
-Inca community In MEW HOMI FOR S-..._ Irvine. i..ue.. 1tream1.
llACH NOf'\E Caplst1 GMO I 071 tflania, lush laodacaptq. 'Ibis large quality built _................... From'57.ll50.
c:maom 4 bcfrm home la Owner, 1900' aq .. aer. Pbanetoday (prin. ont1 > oeutn1 compLetJoo ud 2~. w/family room. U4-WM <Sroker>
ideally localed, 1tepe many UNJ'lldes, 1 mile OWN•R. L•tSURt: from tbl oeean. Aak1nc from be b. • uata t lo c. /1:1
SZSl.IOO. Bullden HJ, ftnanc:!nc. VA poealble, ~ ~c.~•
aatimtt JOW' often. eau p,500. 84282 --~--11Wlo. !!t_ll$1 for special de-._.._ .,.__ ...._ laall plu. mr • _ --1010 %Ba, frplc., A/C, lr1.
-·-················ balcas:IJ, view. Alaumit· Ille loa TU4»tlll. · :;~.. HERITAGE -t..m. YOUafO&LS IDJJ>AYVALUEIN a; Sbart walk to tbe A a C B B E A C B1~~~~~~~~1 tie.eh. Bl!IGJITS 1:
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tam llCliDI llGft'CUdtac 2 Beau1Uu1 Well APDOlnt· ,.... a bedroom bome ., o a o • water
db *'-11 Jaodlcaped Properti• .... ooo fl 1U'd. Seller mQ' carry a s:u llJlWm. BJ appt.
Old 'lbwn, 3 br. l ba. 1lOI ... ..-.ooo. call dap
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C:J Coldwell Banker
or ZU-Gl-4731.
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2 BR. 1¥1 ba ........ S4
38R.2"2ba .......
38R. 2ba. ........
FOUND ADS
ARE FREE
Cal~
'4J..S'71
t-'OUN 0 Sa moy rd £
8uMtl Hound, VIC 20th
60ranle Olli S:56 3729
Found lAbrador. bUl 1-
wrth n!d rollar Vic SJC
~pt.al.n.\ Hill 831 6357
FOUND cat Gray &
brown. 1reen t>Y«''
Penl&D. Vlc Adams &
&ahard 968-2559
5350 •••••••••••••••••••••••
),
Want Ad Help'>
PUTO"S RETlli T
For free.tb.inldnl • SW i.a&ing couples. Relax
w/absolutely No
Pre11ure. Adult Fun
1&50 Ivar. Hollywood
MASSAGE
FIGURI MODB.S
ESCORTS
oun::AU OHL Y
Days, Evee, hr
631-2140
GOLDEN GIRL
Pro( Massage by St.eve.
Llc'd Therapl8t, N 8. 3.9
Apql Only 548 21117
MASSAGE sunpatlco
Your masseur
u. BobJame5
OukaJ.IB 9-11. 494 5111 --
Khlt's o.tcoU
953-9121
ADULT X
MOVIES!
Sbowu' By Appt. Call
JobD orcancty, IM-53114.
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Fut complele 1ervlce
Comm'l/Reald. Free eel
'1Sl·9004
Accounlinl
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TEMPORARY
ASSIGNMENTS
Earn XTRA Holiday$$$..
For IDformalioo on ho<V
you can work a few days
or a few weeks to earn
t.hat XTRA Cash call
16 Work lbe hours you
have avalJable
Accounllng Cler~
Booklteepers
Data Entry
/\ccountanll>
Auditors
CPA's
CALL OR VISIT TODAY
ROBERT HALF'S
account~
2333 No Broadway 11:m. Cofdwell Banker
Bldg.. Santa Ana
1714•35-4 I 03
ACCOUNTING
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Gardenlac. tree lri m mma. clean-up, &: mainl
aerv.Arnie.Ht-8414
Lite haullo1-mov1n1.
Oarap-Yard cleaniq. .. I alttlwg Rel:aaratel. eo.oT05 ...................... .
-~ Parenta at'·
HAULING" CLEANlNG rtvn.s for Holktap, need
Relid/Q>mm1. Freeesl p1.:e for them t.o 1tay,
Blkt. blodrwalla. •tone.
«IDCl"lte. Prof. wort at re.an. prices ft'ee •.
Gery 5e0-4814 .....
Olllta.MQ tbe1 will tend House,
HaWln~Traab Trim ., Plant.a, Peta: Prefer PETERSPAINTIJllG
ui... ,..r ·: .. -.,. .. -k CdM/NB/LalWla. Pis Eapr'd. Reas Rates u...~•-.. -I t E i.":i'.'Reliibie~~l callalltpm:MM133. _ ?!~Eat. Call Gene ·~·Rd.' C:~1 " • .., .......,..., Gene..411o-70ll •••••••••••••••••••••••
Landscaptnc, tree tnm ()(X;1tudeot.Lareetruck. 1be fastest dnw in the Jonie est. Comm'l/Res1d
mine. clean-up• Free Truh, tree trtm Dan We11t. .. a Dally Piiot SEIL kUe It.ems wtth a 11\od wbat' you wanl In Honest R ... 11able est. AviJes. 8'2-8474 642-5703 Oua1fled Ad. M2-5e78 Dally PUot Claatn.d Ad. Dilly PUol Clautfled.s BA/MC '151 -eoot
People wbo need people
ahouJd always ~Ii: tbe
Service Directory lft the
DAILY Pl.LOT
ADMIH. ASSIST.
For large ret&J.I furruture
s howroom 1n Costu
Mesa Good lyplng skills
& organ11at1onal
ablhlJes Good salary +
bene For lnleVTVlew call
G\abmao Fu rruture ask
fer Ji.m of'Chet. 540-3822
BAHKING
OPPORTUNITIES
CASHIER
GEN OFf'tCE
Experienced, P /T
S3 50/br. Apply THE
EARL'S PLUMBING.
lS!l6 Newport Blvd CM
N2~17SJ.
COMrUTU
TICHHIClA ..
\licro ~1.nc. wtt &.
hardware aspects Un
derstand auembly
c1rru1try Dynilmll
youna company Ground noor <JWO"tu.nrt Y
Dent•I Asit Ortho ~ )OUI our t~am
f>rocreu1ve olc. C M
N 8 Sti-5170
General Office EXTIA MOMIY Tdepbooe appt setten *IP w $450 per mo. nper nol nee F1n1bl~
Mw I J & det llOOfl hours Call ~3475 ask
Amway has 4.000 pro
ducta Dlstnbutors wanl
ed. no door to door
968-9"'9
•TB.UaS
F\tll and part IJme. rel•t·
ed experience ~wred
AMERICAN
SAVINGS
Clencal coder. tem·
porary. part &t f uJJ tt me.
arrange sctM!dule with
superv150r Call 641 1390.
ext 37 Ask for Mrs
Easterly Ao extra $400-$1.000 P<'r ln.JNTU'llGTON BEACH , ________ _
month. ptl Cboo:.e your 7830 Edmger Ave own hours! 53&-2403 Mr HJ ock 848 2222
APARTMENT MGR.
18 Wll~ 111 Costa Mesa
Couple for mamlenanct>
& ble bookkeepinR Apl
ava.t.lable 962 8229
ASSEMILERS
Busy Santa Ana firm
needs assembler
trwnees Apply Jensen
Wemac. 3433 W Harvard
Sl., Santa Ana
Au zt+rr .. T,..._
lmmed ()pcn1na. will l.ra1o. N. B 548-9818
Tt.'STrN
f>41 E 131 St. "Courtyard ..
Mb Hunt 832 2581
Gl\RDfo;N GROVfo:
12141 Garden Grove Bl
Mr Werung 534-8690
EOE
IAR&Y
MAKJMGm
O..ERJCAL
MEB>B>
IMMB>l.A TB. Y
For long and short l<'rm
po6ltlons Ui San Onofr<' area Top pay, exN?llent
benefits O·mslanl plaet>
ment in the following
fields.
TyplSts C50wpm >
min accurately
Steoo-SH reqd
l!l)wpm+) & above
Detail Clerks for
Quality A.saW'IU>C1?
Reproduction Clerks
Nllht and Day Shifts
available for clerit pos1·
llorll
lrvlDf! Ptt'IOllfkl ARroo
488 E 17th, Costa M~a ~~ 64214'10
DemaJ usl . 4 daY\. no
s.t 's Beacti area
~75llO
Dental A5~1~lant
Ortbodont 1 t" R 0 A
Newport Bch 644 12.81
... ,.... A•ol ._. forSandy ____ _
.. cliet•ly C•ll Mr
llml9yt51·7 Ill -------G~neral
...... ,,,.. .......... ,,,.. ........... ,.... DeataJ ROA With c Ip
TIS'THI
Sl>SOM
TON
C-Ook /Days Permanrnt
po61t.10n. f uJ I ll me x lat
~ rond apply in
pmiOn TIM' UJ>'Pt'r C~t
UK'. ~ CumpUA Dr
lrVUlt'
COOt<
E.xpr 'd jlm· rook Uui. >
downtown L<iicunJ Brh
r~tauranl C'all L)nn
494-9765. !Ho 5pm
COOKS. Mot.her'> K1tl'ht•n
'RestaW'ant.
4913730
COOKS
to' T Top '>iilarv
~IQ02 Dr Kmg ltunt
Bch.
Dl~PI A\ 111 '11.Dt-H
Mill 7yr.. uJ)t'r t.o bwld
rustom hardwood di\
playl> r:.labh$ht-d C'o
w1heallh plan Profit
shanng, pd var. stead)
work s .. tary op.-n
714 631 0660 ChJrln
f.ACT'ORY
27
PACKEltS/
ASSEMllHS
MA.ILCLHKS
MEB>EDHOW!
Gary(hrp I ~II C'IJ>f'rlrn<·t' Tup
I pii)' Job\ llK'Jhod In SJn 00NUr SHOf> e:arl) AM t.i An.. <. n•tJ \1•·'"
& aftemooo !.tuft!> °"r l.rvmt. & "'~"''P<lrt IW.ich
18 Appiym~ Dlpp1t~ Appl\ tod .. L "'"'" g:iw UIS4 lloewport Bl t.omonow(I)
Doubleday Boolr. Shop.
Fashion l5land. sttki.
quallf1ed ~rsonnel ror
JOU.Y •••
earn ••tr•
SU'I tor your
~netmea lotly We heve
1 fOb IOf you!
Work a.-. murh a.., )IOU
"'.tnl hnnu' avail.
n1·\ 1·r a It'·
AJ; 11'*"-n Typist
a.riD S.C~s
Wm etMl llM Wortren
Dnvmg t.o Sacra~to for * Cbnstmu Want person * Autornollve
GEHYA.L
SERVlCEPERSOM
Tb11 may concern
you We are a national
wholesaJer of l.ndustnal
I eq\ipment We are look
~ for l.ndl vlduals who
want to earn bl wn
$200 $500 per wk We
have ruJJ & plt.Jme po51· uons ope-n and a com
plete tnwu.ng proeram.
U you are tired or mak·
1118 rrunlmum wage. or
Must bave recent work
expenenet-. be rlex1ble &
depend.able Telephont> &
transportahon a mu!>l
Apply Moo·Fn. 8-4
i!tll.Jl1mum or no exper
needed Will tratn Fu IJ 41
part t1mt' Apply 1n
penoa
Dick Church's
RESTAURANT
assast ma na g~r !>05 rt IOn
foU.U llllk' E:q>t•r on I)
~S3ll
,8
t>RCi
f ... Ot.
~=g & ex
Artlst gomg Lo high d~
sert Anyooe 111tere:sll'<l
1n Jo1n1ng ronlact
M aurice t:ga .
0. 728-4650 wft 6 PM
LINDBORG Tt:NNIS
CLUB membership.
$400 5JS. 7378
WW lbe gorgeous blonde
<white s wuler.black
p&Dt.s) who lov~ my ex
otic car. ooon lime Tues.
tn Laguna Sch please
call. '114 /644-1812 or
714/Ml·Sl.55
hrsoMI Sernc.H 5360 •••••••••••••••••••••••
BRASS KEY
•bGmlh Escorts.
CATERING TO YOUR
SOCIAL AF FAIRS
•661-0729•
NowHinng
S4nu S.vation
• Accupresau.n
• Rerlex.ology
•Massage
B.G. Rodbeim. L1c 'd
Call for appt. 646-9345
•f:=& ' IOll .......................
JablW_..' 7075 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Wareboule manater. in-wd«Y control/maaace-mmt. Prol .. lonal seek.a
~:.IT.County op-. 48M218
MlfpW_.... 7100 .......................
HO!
HO!
HO!
COME IN!
SB.ECTA
SPECIAL
Pos1t1ons avail m our
Auto Center Ouues mrl
worlung with tire., bat
ten es & shocks
CAR.LSIAD OFRCE
worklng tn a uniform. 3088 Pico Ori ..
311118~rt Blvd CM
Cook wanted (o. T or
Ptr. Gary 1 Deb. 330!I t:
C:O.St Hwy. CdM. or rail
~2.1.93 call toda)I for an in C.tsbad
l.ervlew. We believe age E.O.E. Mo ms Count.er help Part t1mt·
Is no bamer. but t.hal ~~~~~~~ ... ~ Permanent poi.1t1on
Dnver Ganknf'r romti
Ha\? \ a.bd C. \ It <'t·m.t·
Good dr1v1nsi: rerord
M1ll a3t-20 Apply .. 1
Peonysa~er 1660
~a CM
Orwer nttded Respon~1
I* " dependable: pe:n.on Deeded ror deln·en. of appll~ elc f'lex1bll'
lxNn C.11~1
ll70E.~r
s.A... 55 .. 7016
610 .... Wpot'i Ctr Dr
M.&. 640-1970
t'ACTORY
WAREHOl'St
A..~t M BLt.fl~ CHRISTMAS
GIFT
UNDER
OURTRH!
Xlnt benef1U incl
medical, dental. d1sab11!
ty and life 1nsuranre
plans. Pension & profit
~hanng plans avail , as
well as retail disrounll>
at JCPenney & Treasury
Stores
knowledge 1s t.he key to ~ Lagwia Beach &kery
success. for an in 497-4l82,or49514~ l•--------~ l:.xpe:n~N> :\1.'i."'C.ktl
1'op Pay Paid Weonl\
~
accounting
personnel
temporary
APPLY IN PERSON
BE:IWEEN 8AM·3PM
JCPettMy
6131 OrangeTilorpc Ave
BUENA PARK
F.quaJ Opp'y Empl M ff --
BABYSITTER kind. for 2
beauWul cluldreo. 2 dys wk. my home '160-1380
tervlew, call 957·11SO,
lrvtne
Bookkeeper /Cook,
daycare center. 5· lOyr
olds Some knowledae.
exp 3Hrs dally, Sept·
June, 6Hrs daJ.ly. June.
Sept SS OOHr 548-8849,
Betwn 1·6
lootdlnpet
Auto lnsurance Billing,
Accts Rec-Payable.
aome typmg, xlnl work·
ing cond. Larry Hunt
Oerical
GENERAL OFFICE
TYPISTS
SECRET ARI F.S
ACCTG CLERKS
PPBX·PULSE
Top Pay No fee
Paid Weekly
l\crrell'
SIJMCIS.llt.
IRVINE
EOE
752-6666
M F
O!VlSIOD Of Accountants Babysrt.ler In CoUege Pk Auto Center 1825 ---------Associated Personnel area, 4-5brs day. Mon
Service. Inc Fn, lO·J0.3pm 641 Ulln Laguna Canyon Rd,
Earn ex&.ra money for
the holidays' Many open·
mgs now-wit.h lop pay-
th rough out Orange
County
•Accomt••ll
•loaWleepet-s
•Accwliltg
Clilrks
•G1•ral Offlu
•Data
Procn ..
PLUS!!
Ask Alllut Our
New
Bom Ptan!
Balboa Perunaula salon
has 1mmed. openi.ng for
marucurut. Call Dee's
SaJon at 6'13-5'170
Lag\m& Och. (1 >494·3000.
m.8866.
Breakfast Cook, ex
perienced only, top pay,
excellent beoef1t1.
Beautlful beach k>caUon
Apply In person 400 S
Ranking Coat Hwy, l..ag Bch The TB I EIS JollyR.oler
Newport Center
f\&ll time, liahl typmg. Calll1 If mtaler Ca.ahlerini background. Expr'd In new fl re·
Paid benefits. Call Dona model. custom, realden·
Croxooat844-14e1. Ual cabinets. f\111 lime,
IMPSUAL Sid. steady, excel waaes &
Equal ()pportunit bmetita. San Clemente
Employer m/f !h1 Cabinet Shop. 492·*1 " ~~~~~~~, _&:n_.ai __ • __ _
-------• CASJUER/HOUSEWARE Bl*'nc
BANKING
P05mOMS
IMMID Of'IMIMGS
fOR
FIJ..E CLERKS ·
Euetlent tralnln1 op·
portunltJ for career·
DDded tndlriduls. Ea· PlrimCt dWl.nl wttb the
public a plUI. Wt otrer a
lood ltartlDJ Hiii')' eompUmeoted bJ coo· 1en1al wort••• at·
......... and •actlleot w1r:wa Pb•~~~
SALES, Apply in penon
Rion Hardware. 102.4
Irvine. NB <Weatchrf
P\ua)
CIQIIER -Exper. pert·
li.IDe evenlqa Appty In
pslOD Two Guys from
Italy. Z3S7 Fal.rvSew Rd
Cll.
Cl.ERK A/P 3 to 4 days
per week. exp pt"ef'd AJ>-
pty at l&eO Placentia. a.ta Mesa
CLEUn-1 1
11 PM t.o 7 AM Sunday
lbru Thurs . 6'1~
Paularino, Coeta Mesa.
m-4652
cuarmsT
For leeal department
Typina speed 50-5Swpm
Baalc koowled1e of
alphabet ical ~
aumerical twna. Good
phone etiquette Xlnt
ciompmy p&id bendlll.
Qtll penonnel. m.al4
IURl-TYPIST
Tnlnee pottlJon avail.I
ble tn our Clualfted Ad
vertialDI departmebt
Hean IAK to IPM. L1atit
lypina requlred (U-.0 wpm>. TypUai ten wiU be~ Some
ten key bJ lo&ac h
I* uy,
Counter Help ror
dryclean1ng planl
Newport Beach 644 0932 ---
COUNTER llEI.P Full
and or part time
Hou.ew1ves welcome
Run xerox rnactunes Alk
for Klyo 546-211193
COUNTER H ELf'
Sandwich shop. woman
Part lime Days only
Mon t"r1 Npl Brh
~lor634 1483
cx>uPLE Lo o.sacn mar in
Oranae Cty deluH bld& -11al + lovely apt
C.ll 521~ for appt
CUSTODIANS
F rr days men • women
Co6la Mesa Newport
area Must be t: ~
ctUJeo c.u 632·65:51
CUSTODIAN fwl ume
M F 8am to 4 30pm
Cd.M area Xlnl working
ooodl. Call IS73-Z268 M t•
8 J0.4PM
CUSTODIAN
Daya, Costa Mesa &
Newport area Xlnl wartinl C'ODditioa.I Top
pay. must be dependa
ble .• '1015
DttJYas
Men or women 2S yr.. or
older. K.oow t.be coa~t
aues Nn $180 a wttk or
more Orangt' CoJ'l
Yellow Cab. 1'1300 Mt
Herrmann. f'ountatn
l\arell'
IRVINE
EOt.
SOMC:D..K.
752 66116
M 1fo'
Valley (!'Ito or Staler ---------be l w n N e w hop~ Ii
Eucbd> Female att.eodant to care
ror diiablrd woman
OnVtt's hce~ & light
Drua Clen. part tJme. ~tnlt req Ir\
T\aes Wed Thur5 after 1559-5109
noons I 15 lo 6 t~ "'--'•.o -&C2-4.104 ruuu • ...,\era1t~
-----1lx-Balbo.I s.i" Club 1~
EL EC T R 0 N I C /\ ~ now tunnit
SEMBLEJlS.all pha~ Hoshu-lff...._.
salary rommeni.urale Sat & Sun Eve-. onl)'
with exper Engl"h 'ttui.t b~ t'11~r1enced
5peak1n1 prelrrrl"d Uruonpotouon
AlJare Electroruc~ 31118 L Waihr-Ooy
Airway, Ave .• CIC Two daystwk only Mu.st
!lectnnan, upenencE'd
rutdenllal • com
mere la.I
8812252
Dec:trurUc Alllembty farm
loc:aUd nr ocea11 needs Ftr tra1nfft for mfg
dh Earn while you
learn. Many benefits
call t45-8I
Electron1c a .. embler
need9d for ll'OWIQ& com
peny ~ up pref
Kni1bt Equ1 pment
ODr1>. Im Lotan A" . c II 557-4111
E1ed..r..mcs ~· l'ICll•CIAN
tmimdlaee opeotnp •
opportoa1tle1 lo an
beexper
Please rall for appt
Mon t'r1 II 30 lo 5
646--7358.
Fun lovin1t atlracllvt'
111UDe11 from 2IO 30. top
pay. ext travel Olrls
wtth any bu.11.Mss exp,
ahortband, ~•J •tau.
le1al. 101 . m1mt. or
K(l. Call 1'714) llN-9808
llill Potter
G~EKAL
VOLT .T~•por•ry
S.r•ice se•ds yo•
Holldcry GrHti•gs. c.. .. & Me ft for .. ....... ,..... ......
tow.a.
CLERICAL
~STRIAL
TEcHNICAl
VOLT
ft ,._~.._ •• Al•• •..f 1-'"" I '•
546-4741
3848Campu1 Onve
Newport Beach
I.Across rrom
John Wayne Airport•
F.quaJ ()ppor EmJ>'°yer
Gen I Ofc P rr nex1ble
hn. H B area. ask for
Joan a.373S.
Gfti.S AtDAY
Exper1ent"~d
pro(essional-permanent
part lime for lax & ar·
countinc office • t.o S9 lolr. Wntt: _: .. ••nt ex·
perience t.o. Allen Ham·
rnond. CPA. 2041 Bual·
ne. Celli.er Dr. SuJte 103.
Irvine. ea .. mu.
GUARDS
P\all as part llme. All
areas . U nlrorm s
furaJ.abed. A1es 2l or
CMllr. a.ired welcome.
No a:peiience nee. App·
lY Univenal Protedk>n
Service, IZH W. Stb
Street. SanLI Ana. In· ~ boun •u • 1-t Mon thru Fri.
MMnOI
0111' r. ta CM. .,eft· ~1T1nann trae .1.1 dr• wk. -..at 1llunNI •tmllltnU
• •
-cOlilmitST Super pl '1Mcit loe
••tilt attrac .
personable t1pla&. Co otren Jr.mt beiwf, houn t~.
~•'Ji c:=::~ Ir 'I rwJ Ume ~l·
plHHDt 6 eftidHt da .. lal.lllldr'J rm ; will
.... IDUDCI' lO Jolo cnla Good ......,.., Al>·
a..rvatlona l>epan· lb ,, . "-•l*'t vma. ..,_NLIUmed.Qw.f.A· ~ooo Hilaria Wa1 .
~ary, pro1re11lve
CIO • ..U abalP aecretary
W/lood lJplDI • ID
ltiM.lve ~21U =•od'A& oompa~ New,.t •~ IG·911
tadwllnt.,.... ...... 3 0 -~· 8eenUry
Mml be QUAhlied ln 1en ·1
dee lklllatprocedures
Prefer 2·3yra. uper
meal ,_r 1bift. Appl>' G~l SICUf1 l ilfly Put/Ume. Eapr'd. HrlJ l••·•o••· lloa·Prl. row nt rv 0• rm IJ9l· Van r..,._ Lv mat
f1t·ftll
c.lsa.i
P ~• .-, IDodvat.cl, t.1al tf:iiion H01IL wn&aJ1wi&b1.Jyn ex· SJ ' F.qv.alO..,. ~r
lllONewport Center Dr ~. a.tary acc.ordlnl to nlMT'IMG
N9wponBaacb uper. Call Fran,, U= 2JO °" °""· f& Equal Oppor E p&o ..-. fol' a career op. JI 8Clll'ilT m yer I -.. ... w s•ra-•DY -. la DriDt1a1. ap-Rl.STAUBANT -
MO SM ...........-. """"r.•~ PlY PD'lNYSAVER. A qualified mature
Don't-•--_ .. on th'-HIJUledemen wanted to b'~mort1a1e -~ Cll • IJll"IGDcaDmake$4bour .. .._ ....... .. ......... tar Jul • Ra llDanclal flrm. Lilli• • · l n o "r fa 1 t f o.o d 1round fir oppor. Super -'" ce 1 I · tkJo, real eM.ate 6 cor· R E A L E S T A T E l'tlll.eurallt owned by The
co nffds attr person ~ Aam. '"3 'l\le9. • porate law exper. pref. SALESMAN WANTED. Joib' Roser. Apply ln
w Ith t y pl n I about l75-2't4. Mm 2 to I yn ••per. ,.. EARN UP TO u"° COM· PlftOll to:
SOwpm. Adv rapidly •Hou1ecleaners, earn qd. Salary + frin1ea. MISSION NET. l·Can
FuH benef package & xtra ... worttni for a n4-75-1515 uk for La earn rrom SllOK to SlOOK .a.I __
lovely beach loc. lllU deaninl aerv. Must Vonne. _ annually. 2-Ftod ovt why R ,WMS-
912-9955 have tramp. 552-4108. __ · new lie. um bll S$$ •• , C4ll SIMrri -Lepl Sec., temp. Exp' In .. __ Co I" ilb ....
HOUSEKEEPER-full· Uti&atlon. Non-1moker. 1..:i". me ta• w .-...
time, 1ood benefits, Hunt. Bch. 841·1400. them 3 Our produc· t/lnexpenslve SI SECIETAIY w/med lnl. 64.2-S88l Leaa1 Secretary l1nd/bud&et term• 4· # 16 '9rbha l.a.d
Just 1 yr exp can land lbaekeeper/babysitter 9 N.B. few llrm seeks Pre·aet appu. &•lore. ~~N~ewport~~~Be~a~c~b~~ this pog m mktg wtth to 6 Mon thru Fri. 3 nature girl w taood skills ~f\nd OU\ w~y "we've ~
plush prominent co In school age children. & front office •P eott.bebestthin1going". fteltauraal
N.B FanwUc bener & Irvine area Own car. pearance.eHlOO/Fran NB area. Aak for Mr F'1ll aervlce restaurant
workdlne cond Start Re rs . S 1 2 s I w k + Maida. apply 11\e lnn at HoloVard ~ 101JD to opeo ln Laguna
uJto S860 bmellta Call833-031.5 Laguna, 211 N. Coast Real Estate Beach. Seeb fuU "part·
'7Z·99S5 ~,.t"011ve In, English Hwy, Lacuna Beach UCIMSID ~~YT~~~~
CGl Sllert s g, 2 am chldm, UMLICIH$1D necessary. Cooks &
oonsiderSll>-2403. MAJ&.CLHSC/ Will train. Beat com· belper, hostesses,
mlsalcm tplit ln t.be in· cuhiers • chshwashers rasot•IEI.
~<>HIST
Attrac, personable
indlv wtth l,YPIDR 40+. &OOd pb voice & rec.
ofc exo to meet & greet
Hskpra -make U for COUl.lll c:bslry '10/3G. to top pro-Appllcauona belog a c·
Chrlatmas Dana's. Newpo rt Beach ducera P'or interview oept.ed at 35l CWf Dr .
Callfonua 's I rgat, needs Mortgage bankinl f 1rm c.aJ.I 801 at Redhill Real· between 1D & 4pm • Tues
S people to l'lean fvt teeks individual for en ty, Udoolftce; f'D.7300 Sat For lnfo. call homes Pd d a I y . try level pogition to re· -~ oe1ve, sort & dllUibut.e led •tate ~-l38l.
clients & ans phs Lots 1---------, or variety Xlnl benef
Start saJ to SSSO.
CclC..,.,
'72-9955
SUPllt
CHAU.BtGE
Flexible secy wirecent
exp ne«ied quickly by
thi1 beaut Irv facility
Xlnt working cond &
benef & b o nu s
atnaetun.
IHJECTIOH MOLD
SET-UP
First shill. WW con.sider
1 trairung lf mechanic ally
UlCl1Ded & learns quick·
ly. Job entails: setting
moldl. 1tart·ups & mmor
troubleshooting. Ex·
peneoce belpfu.L
CAMIROMFG
7801Clay, H.B.
CW /Beach S/Garfield >
E.OE M/F.
INSPECTOR 97z.ft55 -.c....,. • Mach puts~ for •
1
aadl tool shop for rut
growtna co. MUI\ be exp.
Due to expanaion needed
lmmed. VAi, Irv 546-8210
Beaut Irv loc seeks CDlf.act Clark.
allr. p ersonable. lmurance
mature 1nd1v with It F.G.S.
typing abthty to meet & IMSUIAHCE IKRS.
greet co cbents Lots of f II I variety & xlnt benef ha•~ th• a ow IUJ
Start sal $700 op:•igs:
C411 Crry ~ Vaffey &
972-9955 ftlee1t0ft lrwhH -IECEPTIOMIST
To work in beaut.
admln ofc 's ProfJ
attitude & nice appear
To help w 1 clerlcal
personnel functions &
be support to other
• admln ofOCi!rs Must be ! pleasing to people &
• ha\'e It typing Slart sal
: to S8SO
~~
AUTO UNDERWRITER
Agency Expr In sub·
standard auto preferred.
Al!TO UNDERWRITER
TRAINEE
Expr. helpful, but not
nece\.'lary.
Homa Ofc/Ftn Vall•J
ADMIN. A.5slsTANT
Muwnwn 1 yr accnt'g
expr, data processmg ex·
posure helpful.
All company benefits.
bberal salary based on
upr and ability.
FUiierton Branch call
Judy, 871 77Z2 Fountain
UMl'T CLHIC Valley Branch Call
Light typin(l & lot.'1 or Kathy 549-8161 Home ofc
• vanety Ul lovely beach call Sid 963-0941
fac1hty Excellent co &
benef 11.osurance
f7Z-9955
CGISllert
UC..i10MIST/
TYPIST
Enjoy lbi. 1uper loc. &
put your good typln« &
spelling s~~~ to good use. Xlnt UC1DCJ Ir Ml to
$800.
-
KITPUMCH °'8 ' Swlnf lhlft. Xlnt pos. beach clty loc. Light
nper req. 900 + :dnt .. Motif.
m..ffl1
• Cela.'i
MCIUP
Career opportunities
have never been so close
to home Large 10·
11urance company has opeainp for:
MAIL CLEUS
RECORD CLIUS
Mll'O SYSTEMS OPI.
Pleaa.Dt ""1ng tondi·
~. Xlnt. employee
beDefttl lncludlni proftt·
abarlnl bonus. retire·
menl plan, employee
uvin11 plan, com· prehl!Dllve We. Health
6 Deda1 Imuranoe. Ap-
ply ID penoo Moo.· Fri .
1:31).2:00.
UNCO
IMSUIAl'CI CO
17570 lllOOKMUl.ST
POUMJAM VALLIY
LO.I.
mall. aloof with OffkeMmopt' RESTAURANT
perfonnaoce o cour1e Larae upandinl com· MANAGER -Must
dlaies. Valid CaWomia pany Is seeking In-have full food &
drivers Llcenae & car re d1vidual1 wbo po11e11 beverage backeround
quired. Pnor omce ex rmoaaement skilla 1n re· Room ft¥ advancement
periene & t)'J>ln1 slull.s al estate. Pel"llOftl we are for the rtgbt a~s1ve
desirable . Excellent looklnJ for, poulbly penioot··"· Apply "'t pei;,s.onth company benefits. Ca II manAlinl an office now. w / .... resume a ~ ""'
Penoooel. 840-4580. tdl or have the experience " A e r o S q u • d r o n :m. E.O.E. d ea I re lo become Reltauranl. 3180 Airway·
MAIMT84AHCI
Ialerior plant.a, full·Ume,
knowled1e of plant•
belptul. Gt-0168.
MANICUfUST for busy
salon. ml.Wt be e:aper &
fubMxlable, full lime
Apply al Richard
Ouellette Salon. 20
Newport Cenler Dr.
Newport Beach.
MATBUAL COHTROL
DPEDIToa
Dit:y lewl pos. min l
yr otr. e•P Ability t.o
M>rtl w /figures and de
tails a must. Call for
appt. 540-7639. A. Ken
DaVlS lnd. E 0 . E
Medical Part time RN, 3
days/wk. Salary negotia-
ble. Mon. tbru Fri
644-1641.
•MODB.S• • •ESCORTS•
Expmeoce Preferred
•661-0729•
..... SESAJDE-
E\'tt'Y other wknd off
Def comp of $S0 aft
6moB Free med It dental
lna. aft probationary
emply Apply 1445
9Jper1or N B _
managers. All replies CM. S56-87llO __ _
he.Id 1n 1trlct confldence. Retail Store Clerk. 7· moo month + booua " fleven Store located at Incentive pro1ram & lot7 w. Baker. Costa
other company beoeflta. Mela needs part time i
Reply to Box &54, Dally IWIDI 6 &0me p-aveyard
Pl(ot. P .O. Bo• lsec>. lhlft. matute clerk. No o.t.a Meu. Ca.12JS2! _ exp nee. WU1 traLD. App-
R.EAL ESTATE people ly ID penon. F.qual Op..
wanted, wbo wan\ \o por Employw won 6 love Newport
Beach. A&ent 87S-8170
-...estate Sain
Sta.rt the year r1'1&. A.s-
aoda&e with the top peo-
ple 1n the bualne11 at
Se&ec:t Ptopertiea. We or.
fer an opportunity to
learn lnveatment.a and
e:xcbang1n1 as wel I u a
complete training pro·
gram for th e new
hcena~. To earn top
com ml1>11o n s call
751-3191
ROUTE DRIVER
~t Corp. bu an
opening for a route
dnver. Postt.loo also ID
dudes Ute mauitenance
Wor1l 3$-40 bra pr wk
Startln~ $3.57 br Van . Must be at
least 2S yn ot age & bave
a eood drt V1n& record.
Apply at 10885 Kalama
Ibver Rd. Ste A. Ftn Vly
or phone 714 1964 4455
E.OE.
Sa.IUng Instructor. ex·
perience requitt<i Part t;:SELECT lime winter/full time
~PROPERTIES' summer. 87~9060.
SICllJAI\'
Eotrr tent. Xlnt
potent. ror edv. Uae --------
1our t7pl•t Ir ab .
Lo••11 beaeh loc
w 1r t..ctc Maef. Start
....... ~ ·j
. fn.ftll
C.-IMt
Typlnl 55 60+wpm Teecber
Gmd opportunjty for ef f'Ull umetPart time. pre
ftdml. well~r1anized. sdloof tHcher Newport
pencmable lndMduJ to ee.ch &40-lm.0
Ill m on IJ"C)Wld floor or -------..., formed corpora
\ion In prut111ou1
Newpad Cent.er/Fuhlon
llbmd. 7l4-7•1S25. ask
forLaVODDe
TlCHMICIAHS
,.,._ .. .......................
CASH PAID
Wabr /dry r11Refrl11. wwtw:l& or not an .am
1051
•MO'llM6 SAU!
»Jr Accwznalatioa, too
many to lift, tome Antl
ques, UJJ IOld. ~ma
....... 1068 •••••••••••••••••••••••
BOX STALLS. 12:a24 .
apenln1 lmmed. tt!O mo.
You feed/clean Cal)
beloreSpm 751·38118. 8ecrdat)' part U me or full
time. Property manaae
mml e:apenence & real
astate license p~fertt<i
MS-7300
WILe..tal
()peninp for ~ual1fled
electroo1c tedu11c1aas
With stroal lmowledae of
In. lo11c and analog
circuitry. Electronic
scboohog (m1Ulary or
other 1 helpful Will
trouble s hoo t core
roemortes. sem1conduc
tor memories. <'On
I.rollers ii systems for
product aeeeptance
Refn1eralor. Caloric
stave. cuwaan top mdJ
water aoftner. Beil offer
7Sl·Jl21 - -Ha ••• oi6d &oodt 1065
Dryer must sell ••••••••••••••••. •••• ••
Usedonly6mo9. Luxury carpel SSyrd
___ u&3577 ----Wardrobe '85. Dog cage
SICllTAIY Used Refrigerator•. S20 S48-'111133
W 1 D · s Y e i. r e n d Cdfee tsble. sq~-;;;,;;:.clea~ ance 'sale. aood mode. hex commode.
t.qs 53&-08ll . 536-43.10 mactung, S'IS so gal "enf1cauon
A top oot.ch secretary 1
typUt needed t.o support
a busy Newport <:.enter
Executive 1u1tf'
Knowledee of 10 M
Memory typtwr1l1:r
helpful. 60 70 wpm
w trao1crlpt1on el
penence Must be able
work Independently &
deal .uh many typn o won Salarv lo $11 . .WO
GW1lorM4 7t80
Pleasant work1ne ~n
vironm1:nt 1n new
rac11tt1es orrer com
Pf'llllVP rates • fnn&e
bepef1l1 1n('lud1n1t
medical. dm1aJ 6 bfe Ill
lkydH 1020 barttl oak aqvuanum.
••••••••••••••••••••••• S200 ~n size rnattres.-.
~bw1nn 27" Varsity.
mm's blke as. 541~.
~
i.urantt e I c y c L £ s A s
TU:HDATA coar. SEMBLED • adiust.ed
3400W Seaerstrom A~e llcJll btk~ $10 or aes
& box spnn& " heavy frame. Wt~ new, $75 Full
a. maunss • box spr·
lft&, hke new, ~ Call
aft. 5, 790-~_ ·----........, I070
••••••••••••••••••••••• Sant.a Ana. 9'2'70t 561 ·3&56 or M2 2073 ~3ll05. est 3U Pf.rfect ChruUnu Gtft ·
S Spd Boy'1 ScbWUll\ m Faauly nng. womani SF.CRETARY Part ume Balboa 1s1 lea•• or
~ m.S480 TELEPHONE &eocma Stl pub, boys l 4 k w I 4 . 7 S r o:. e
SOLICITORS S'2' . wa"t 215. almost t o ur ma I 1 n e , 6 r n d
SECRETARY ror real Part time Sun-Thurs mwSZ:S MlJU! dlamondll, 11200 value
l'sl.l .. devi•lupt>r 5 30tot30PM Caneam 00-0740 "' *"""' S700 w II T-.o Fur Lady Sc.-hw1nn lmmed opt>n1 n.: Good _,., ID ptt mo 1
short band, lYPtn& & traUl Yust be respons1 =:;s~i.c~I :.s· like ntEULTIMATE GIFT
communication <ilull:. b&e & able to ro11ow 1n Deaant Hobday Dining
M 'tu re. en•' r get 1 c -.iuct.lool lo N.B area Mftl's Pe\,1£eot IO 'peed W11.h sublt.anual invest
person Oranae Co lili»l402 .--bake. xlnl cond $115 med potential. 122 ~ G d ALVINS DEU.A ROBIA Airport brea, oo& Timerneanamoney U~ _m._as:s_1 ___ --SlerhngSllverf1atware.
sa a r y . en e 1 l l> SPiii" hou.n I.I\ bwnneu the finest ol o'd patterns. ~ work.in& cond1 d your own and watch Of boos.Mwkdyg.~ your earn1n•• 1row 1030 ~at $16,800. . .. ••••••••• •••• •••• ••• ••• fenid at 25'l. off See at
t....-1 fT--a..• Local du tnbutor will "--Fl ...... 1 •-bank. call Ron <213 , ~• •J JP""•" show you bow Pbone -........ w /r1 " DI, • Growing Irvine firm 5i5IM467 motor drive UOOe• -~-_1 ___ ·----
needs highly quahf1ed -------l.6mm Arn S w /lZ 120 MacMt1ry 1071
Sec:reUl'y/ Typ11t for 4 Tow Truck Dnven ex pwr ioom 400 'ma11 ••••-••••••••••••••••• proteuiooala. PlelHDt per'd Top pay Apply Fiuid belM1. Sync moc.or 1tmo1pbere 80wpm . GfiW Tow1n&. H OB Cue R.cocder. Shde Air compr essor, in·
abort hand a plus. nex1 Ob.msWay,C II 6'2·1252 syMCU6rttOnierbrand dl.etnal type Curtu. 3hp
bl .. ell d R W/23) i.&J ph&ae motor e • a mouvale new Sany ft ~rt! 80 pJ tank Llke new ~7S01 ~ ,OllHoe corder w blltn Alll P ...,.. fi·,,_ u-•·-.... 111.11 .. r ----Switchboard operator TJA..112·ZJ31 .. -" .... ,..,..., .. ~
--------• f/l.p/lhrs avall,caUfor ,.~ -----RF250 compl. w /all * SECalT AAIES * alJlll ~756S. _. IOJS nee u 1ary accesa New
Sec/R.E Ftnance •M•••••••••••••••••••• tm SIG 95, l.ed 1 mo
S15.tlOOtoS18,800 TRAINEES Persian k1ll ~n~. CH RIOftrm ~~--~era.I "5everal Growmg tool rental r1nn SlJ'1!ld Sholl Rt-1 Some ........ .... 1010
•*<il"OWUl&.stalfllllo:• • h35 openmss for men "' adu.la ~9865 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •-Ow-Office•• stores In Costa Mesa
.. Girl Fn10urs• • ~I.Ula lkh & El Toro DoCJ1 1040
••SalestOurOfhce• • Neal ID appearanrf' & •••••••••••••••••••••••
Awl0nly1F'rtt ~ b&ndwnung 2y...-. K£~NO f>ulll\ A.K C
Ui Ret.oders A&enry l'Olle«e or eQUl\.'alent t'K Olamp !lire M I-Pet 4t
4020 Birch. F.1tab '64 per, me<:h apCJlude. will show P v l p t y
Newport Beach S:U.8190 tram apply im Newport :?lJ r. 134..'> an h pm
Blvd, C M or 2260(I L.i m
bert l2D.1 El Toro
SICUT ARIES TYPESETTU
Register today for local LAYOUT ARTIST
temporary uslgnments Openm11 1n small but
557..0045 ' gTOWUllt pnnllng ro in
I cn-L1n:.1
Newport Bch Reqw~
nun ol 3 yn expenenN
Ul l)'pe.eUlng. layout &
~tnppme E'llpenenre
W /nt'W Slt't tero;
part1('ularly desirable
Olli Gordon at 5"48-1164
TYPIST /P· r,..
5day wk 8 A.II to I PM
Rlcbardlon c; lndust.Iu I
Su.pphes St.art 1mmt'<l
Pleasant worklnll rond1
lions Opportun1t >
Irvine 9S7 l lSO --------
Ch1hu.ihu11'i l'11m.,
~. \orlllt' J l'Up
Poodll' SluhltU ~l 50Z'i
P ersian Kittens .
Cocker Spaniels
Calm Terners/ Lhasd
Apsos/ Shih Tzu
DachshundSJ Golder
Retnevers
All At
PAUB'Sm'S
Mewpoti m.edl
640-DO!J
8roUn heartf'd family
rnal ~ve up 1L" beaut -;
yroki. AKC male altered
German Shepherd
f"ease caJI for dl'la1b
640-«l3l6
LUGGAGE TAGS
from your bust.ness Cl m
Send one card for each
t.ag plus one spa.re WI'
return permanently
sealed attraC'l 1 ve tag &
'trap. meeting a1rl1n1•
I U ~wrements Pn·
\"efll los." & lheft' For a
Pf"'500ll.J1ed tal( enelost'
wallpaper , fabrH' or
·•Day Glo" paper & w1•
will back & tnm your
t.aa:s Or try two car<b
b.ldl to back
PRICES
S2eaor3/S5
4 St.a~ St 60ea.
6 '9ta~ Sl 50u
LO or more Sl 40ea
Sales Tax Included
!'IOCARD?
Draw your own or send
name addl"!".'ls phone &
~ U make one card per
l.8£ Add ZS' each
Send check or money or
derlO
PILOT PRIMTIMG
P 0 Box 1560
Costa Mesa, Ca 92626
Pinballs, video games
IZ75 & up Del & 1natal
FarmJ.y Arcade IMG-2341
ucqumALL
Racquets " tournament b&p Brand New. Bl&
Sav1nas . Orea\ fo r
Outatma1.
Ml-1513
Dnftinl Table, '8"d4 " ....
center A side drawer
w/30"x30" draftln~
n:ach. $425 lfl7-4012
AUWOOO
CALLSl1·*1
1
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•000.1. •pd. •ll • GOllO ~n
.., ot.el So.W.. ·~· .. ml. nu •/Uddie dGdl tat.. 8NW4.
--~~ mt°**"· Q OL·I &-HI• tta•e
camer1 • flatlla tU,,1---._...~-.~-rAltll _ l .. ... ~ .. .... ~ lf&lll -... ,__.,_ .. traller. • ... Q\m
• LalQt&te u ,.. -.... -. maltraMa 1wata1 la ,.....,, AC/DC $40. ~~~a -.all port.pottJe tad: Lake
Wa ... r wllO alrltea ... ,Gt · .... cond. llz:IO MSolJU ~~.:=11'<JlltlCl'.it lllllJU· ........ ,, ... ....... ..,.'*--lnLlllbcitfwa. ·~ 9400
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t1JI -----··••• ,_.TJat ..... .................. 'Tf Oorolla lltu.adc; I -'------------
.,, ,,_ IJI Spart. •.ooo epd.. a1r-ecl94.. All It'll Cll n.. ..-..--'71 II u c II a r q u a a dlll. .... tGp. s a.pted. ....., w/cn_... a Ill .. __ ............... ~t.am. PUil pwr
M.a. C'all tAer I p.m. per 1al. Xlnl ~ood. lf7t-.O ..._ xi. caad. ADOO .
eGma 07·U21 E\'U . 6 CllAIA.ti'Clt ID-ml
71 nAT Sparta Spydef 1 '•..., cm Camaroe. c.._r.:e.. t'111•1 9912
lJl. Cleu.. k» mlMia 2 ,,.,.... '767 llaaLe Carta.. II bm • ............ •-••••-
t o p a • A 11 · f 11 --••••••••-•-• ::.~ Draat.lc r.d..e·
Sleno/tQI ... 100. Call ·es SPITFIRE eonv. ._· ... YIMOWtll 7'1UllO
ftel.11MD51 Loabtrum pat.. '750. ...... t ...... c-. --1871. ~104 -···················· MIW Stereo. ta,., pb= Ddfteld !ledric Bay PART86SPVICE
.. S10C1Q 1111 ftll 111 Sprdilr ea.aw.
caD tod.Q -W• ai.o m.Q All/F .. •tereo. mai llave tbat pre-owned wbla . SHOO. Bvoj
BllW you .,.. look!D.I ..... ; da19 tn-lJOe,
.-ormaio
v. .. 9770 illu. beUy ---ae1l ~ COHHEll ....
~. AM /P'll, bmL xmt. cood. What a HOUIS ................ ·-···· I A 0 ~ ---' ~ -r~--A/C CHEVROLET ....................... • ........... ~1uuum:a-• '
CODlll, m. Teleacope, Clariatmaa Pre11ol! 'tll
UG.llron D·IOmm, F · S10JJQG.P.P.Ml-Jlll =a.~~c: llXlaa. lb new, ~-llOllda1 1 11).1811 "n Ubp llercuey. 1'7' ac.edSaLft~. ---------1 otaaapar. ID Dua Pl. flfedive lloo. t/14179 lhnhrtck Gaa Ranae, allp. suoo o .a .o . SADDLllA.CIC ~ Gold, SllD. Queen -.sra FOIO ~;!~~ed, catm. ------T"--DIOS.Maln,Sant.Ana w /dual n4. 11' Cbria Craft • /lraller. Oe. Green/Yellow/Wbt, Sl,OH/ Beat offer. AUbeCornerofWarner
llbnu. •. 675-7314 _se.«8 ___________ ,_4_6-_7_0_7_0
Hushes Alnvat ,:; fa New lZ' 8ostoo Whaler· I'! N G L I S H C A R
aqiom, s.o each. Call a&eeriDI comole, $1,250. SPECIAlJST. Repairs.
8CMll59aft5. New Evinrude 25 avail., len1cln1 6 overbaula.
----Sl.lG0.'11-mO ~ tf Il'K 1• ---Wulad IOI I S1dpjack ~ F /B clean, H · ...._far S-.
.... ··~····--•••••••• tru, $13,.500 or offer. •••••••••••••••••••••••
WANTED: By Pvt Party, eG-lm. ___ _ _ _ ~~~
aued OrtenUal Ru11 .......... , READERSAND
se-1& __ __ _ _ a ,,.. t05o ADVERTISERS
~ .. •••••-•••••••••••• The pnce of items
• I ... 1013 adll for dwter for tbe advertiaed by vehicle ..!.:."!'!'::: .......... ~J>~· Bch. Parade of dealers m the vehicle
Galtar/Fender AcouUc LlllU Boat Parade. '4' cluaified advert11ln1
12. Collector'• Item. to~ ~~I colWD011doeloolloclude Model F-56-12. $400 Orm. ~ puaeqera. "4111 any applicable taua,
,.-. n..u ~l..c!Z2 license, transfer fees,
_..... _......_ c..Ja ----finance cbar1•. fees for
WE PAY TOP1>0LLAll ror top uecl can-f~t doa•UCP or daaal~ u
10'lr car la extra clean.
... -.FIRST!
-· #1 .. °'9p c:..ey
2SZ5Harbor Blvd.
COSTA II~
979-2500
CONNELL
. CHEVROLET
~~11 • .rl••f f\!\ll
t t C'\.I \ \I ~ _..., \
54~1200
lor! Da'Wlr
131·J0404'Mt4t '71 Flit LZ4 Spyder.
All/Fii C8U, oew map ~COUNTY'S at ttr.. as.ooo+ m.1. •lot OLDl5T cmd. MSOO/otfr. T74·2'1'11
IOIMdd84's
&
mo N. Beach Blvd.
LA HABRA CS Ml. No. ol SA Fwy )
014J5~533l
SUDday by Appt.
orm.a.&s-
97%7 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Yl5nYOUI
Olt..t..MCN COAST
HONDA
HEADqudTBS
TODAY!!!
UMIVIRSITY SALE~U1 SERVICE
Ol.OSMOllU
HOMl>A.
(iMC TIUCU
BO Harbor Blvd
COSTA MESA
540-9640
76HOMOA. Accordion/piano -"""'r' 9060 air polluUoa control de· Oan 't Sell Your Car! IOOd ClOIJdtUoo, ... •••••••••••••••••••• vice ce11flcaUons or de· ClllYIER IMW FOR THE
M2-81M1 Aler document.ry pre· PAYSTOPOOLLAR
S 1peed. All·nl rad.IO. 0ran&e CG6TOO >
SA.DDUIA.CX
VAU.IY IMPORTS
ll 1-2040 495-4949
UDO 14 paraUoo charges unless For Clean Used Imports IMSCltlMIMA. TIMG OfflceFwaHae& No. "°93. Two.. aeta of otherwise 1pec1fled by C&lUl.ikeorDoo IMWIUYB ,.,., ., •OH aalls.. road trailer & in tbeadvertlser. 135-3171 77 l20I ....................... perf~ ecaditon Best of
J.ITU BEACH BL VD
HUNTIHGTON BEACH
142-2000
73S&qler ~.Meda en&
It body work Best offer
BW.4M.cm
73 VW ~per 8fftW New
pamt.. uns. Rans :1 lnt
'2695 0 BO S38 91S4.
S1M4'K.
Volkswqen wllftled
Pnvat.e party
MS-Z375
Office Type 2 Cu ft. fer.~ Ridt at-7117 · .W-!!!:L Automatic, aunroot. AM· 9520 Sparldetta Refrlg & -__ WANTED! FM stereo, topaz
Water Dl.apemer. $450. '49, Ludera ltl, 251\, vam ••••••••••••••••••••••• Late model Toyotas, lllMTJA >
'71S Honda Civic. alnt ·711 VW Coov. aU wtrt. lo
medL cond .. 1 owner. au. looutruns areat.
IM-lllMO . bu 11 . a Ii p in NB . '46 Ford Woodle, restored. Valves, Picloqie & Vans 77 3ZOI
- ----beautlful. $4000 . SJ.3.<KX>; '68 Ford Woodie, Calhatoday! 4 speed. AM-FM aterf'O
Dlk. e drwr, 4l.Jtll, ask. 81M-Q010. restored mint cond. ca.ssette. sunroof. air.
IQ. Typwrtr, Royal ----S:ZO.<XX>.675-8181 blue a90SXE>
.Stndrd, lk ou, $75. RECBVBSSA.LE 71 J20I
•-52' Columbia ~"Al '64 Crown ~ler Im· Automatic. AM·f'M L::::a,.. ---10-11"-oever la Ute wat«. P'riaJ A/C. pwT, ex· 1tereo cassette. air. r-._ ;r -,v Set st 1!1oat ~ n-4. t/b:IU'. dean. nma put. Cb a mo n I & W b It e . .. • .. .... __ ......... JIJ2 Plmcealfa. c:•. ant $tlS. ... 1. •v•• • 5C1ZJ'll) •..,.cm walnut Nbf CMla, domld bid. over wtmdl. ~====="~~~ 71320I lflD,tGu.JhraDMaornate ll0.000 OD l·l-30. Call -------___. ,.,... -. MSOOITl-2IDI --.,, .,11, ·--F\aber. '62 CAD PA.ltl< A.YE. 4 -n...·r • stereo,
IUOO ~ Make otfr · 7eo.-OlllS PP
77 Honda S-ap. AM ffM
mast see to apprecl&U
6651111 ..... 9730 .......................
'17 ~ XK.E bard LOp.
U wtre wbeela. Good
eoad tl.000 Dick
IQCI:$, .... 7181 ,,__ '732
i4 VW Duber 4-apd. very
cood cond1t1on. 11900 nnn ~ 1974 a.tt 6
ho VW 's '68 Bue 4t 12
Squarebadt. mau offer
8'1'-1870.~.
i3 BUS. rtitt enc • tram,
new brln .. t"lutch
AM1FM stereo1ca11
S3ilOO ~:!!Ml ------
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l' l \ VI ~ , I
S 4 ~ I 200
'74 Nova. 4 dr custom ..saa.. JLbJl ~
S6MAT
SSJH Chevelle. hi
performance. balanced
• bluepnnted. AM / P'M caaa . 12500 /o ffr
u ~
'71 C..sm ro LT. loaded.
IS1'00 or ... wxw leaM
7S 1113 or 790-IZll
"Tl K.&npwood SUI Wan.
IJf'W I.ram .. battery . p B.
PS. AM I t"ll. AC. S750
~1725 a.,.-9925 .......................
"JIB Cordoba. bltck. W\le
.... tape. lthr lnl . 1n.rf.
lee titer Interior. ma&
wbaell, CUNtte deck,
ID8P n,llt. Lo/ml. Pri v.
pl;)'. Beslofter.
Call 87$-291.t
••-...auto., ~IS. p /B. Yfl'Y good cood~ rz.aoo. lln-4012
'M llu1tan1 219 3apd
AM /FM 8--track. r~ ura. Xlnl Cood ll.200:
S.Tr76.
77 11 Hatchback 4·C')'l.
auto trans.~ P /B. A!C. map CGDd.
One. Onr. $.1.l50. 494..463(
O.tmble 9'55 .......................
19770l.DS
Callm•S. ·-VI. aW> t.ram .. f adory
&Jr, pwr steerina: Ir
br&ka. • pwr wtndows •
aut.s. A 11 /P'M stereo. vinYI rool 6 m&ach more•
amt'JD1.
""' THEODORE .
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NESTANDE
Panel
Weighs
118 Units
The St.ate Coastal Commission
is scheduled to consider appeals
Tuesday in Los Angeles to the
recent approval of a 531-unit
housing development in Hunt·
iogton Beach.
• During the 10 a m. sessloo at
I the Airport Marina Hotel, 8601 t Lincoln Blvd., the commisaloo ls
J to hear appeals to South Coast
1Comm.isak>o approval granted to
1 the Seacliff IV project.
1 Tbe 115-acre development ls
Jproposed for bluffs overloolrinl
!'the Bol.sa Chica lowlands at the west end ol Palm Street by tbe
Huntiqtop Beach Comp&QY.
Appealt were ftled in eart,J
'November by Steve
IScbumacher, a former Se•clifr
Homeo.mera Anoctatloa Dl9i-
dent;. tbe Amteoa de 8otaa
Chica, a Huntington Beach coa-
servation group, and the Le1al
Aid Foundation of Long Beach.
Because of state Jaw requiring
immediate hearings on appeala,
the Seacllff issue was scheduled
for consideration by the state
board near San Francisco late
last month.
However, Huntington Beach
Company officials requested a
delay so that the issue could be
granted a full bearing lo
Southern California tomorrow
BUT PounCAL co•ron didn't
come easy for ttie U -year-old aa·
aemblflpn fro11a Oran1e. Three Umea
before be climbed lnto the 10th Dtatrlct
seat, Neltande bad tried for elected of· nee. And tbree tlm• be flnlabed second
beat, twtce to then-Democratic Al·
aemblyman Ken Cory.
CcmequenUy, in penona.l eonveraa·
lions, Nestande often refiecta on tboee
early frustratlnt election defeats and. eUMYIU.a
before interes ted local groups arO. J IE'an and individuals. 191 ..
The appeals which seek denial
of the project are based on
claims that earlier approval by
Huntington Beach city agencies
were laced with procedural er·
ron and that the project would
adversely affect the coastal re-
sources in the tidewater area.
Fuel Blast
Routs. 5,000
TAYLOR, Mic h . (AP)
About S,000 residents returned to
their bome11 after firerigbten
from tlx Detroit suburbs ex-
tinguished a flash lire at a
gasoline storage tank which
raged out of control for nearly 2t
hours.
The blue aent orange names
and black smoke into tbe ab
Saturday and Sunday, fordnc
evacuattoo ol nearby residents.
It finally WU brou&bt under COD•
trol about 3 a .m. Two bouae
trailers wen datroyed ln the
fire, but no serious lnjuri" ~
reported.
There is absolutely no doubt in the mind of Edison High
School senior Cheryl Meyer about which football team is
No. 1. Cheryl and her schoolmates have good reason to be
charged up about the Chargers, 55-0 victors over
Redlands in the finale of the CIF Big 5 Conference.
No N elV Oil Price
Hike, Saudi Says
CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) -
As the J.3.natioo Or1anlzation of
Oil Expo"t!f. Countries con-
vened here :y, Saudi Arabian
Oil lllnl1ter-Abmed Zakl
Yamani said be does not expect
the cartel to raise prices again
after the recent bikes by several
OPEC members. Yamanl said Saudi Arabia,
which produces one-third of
OPEC's oil, would not raJae
prtcea beyond tbe '24 level an·
nounced Jut week and would
maintain production at t .5
mtWoD bun1I • day durint tbl
ftrlt three IDOlltbs ol 1980.
World oil prices were about
100 percent above last year's
levels as the cartel 's oil
ministers convened Mhind tight
security ln this Venezuelan capital to debate another pos·
· sible price blke.
Even if the price ls not raised
any further during the OPEC
conference, American retail
1uollne and heating oil prices
could 80 up by u m ucb as 11
centa a pllon.
The latest bllte by Saudi
Arabia rallied lta prices 33 per-
cent above prnloua levell. but
<See OIL, h&e AJ)
Mesa Woman Killed
Car Backs Over Victim in Bizarre Miahap
m0te tbmS moat e~ offtcebolden, couata bis polJUeal
bleulql.
Allo, be la not all that impreued by the electioneeriQ&
power bcMllel and pollUcal bi&wias lhat have pled1ed t.betr
support whl1e W'llnc him to take oo lliller.
A POLITICAL PUGllATl8T, ~estande knows that if
be it to defeat Miller it will be what he aocneUmes cal.la
· 'lbe people behind all thoae doors at all thole bouaa that,
in tbe ftDaJ a:nalyalt, determioe ~ wtna electiGoa. · And not tit those people behlnd all thoff doors l.n all
those bouMS in the Third Supervisorial Dialrict know
Bruce Nestande
The district'• vohn1 breadbasket reac.bea throuJh
Fullerton. La Habra, Brea and Placentia eveo tboutb 1eo-
grapb.lcally it streLcbes from La Habra 1n ~ DOrtb
throu&b the upper reaches of El Toro and Yitsloo Viejo.
So. ln rettnt conversations Nest.ande hu talked of a
massive personal campaip to acquaint himaelf wilb tbo.e
voters who have not seen the name Bruce Nealaode on a
ballot before
<SH MILLER'S SEAT, Pa1e AZ>
Won't Release Yanks
MILL.ER
Hostages' Captors
Hold to Hard liine
TEHRAN, Iran <AP ) Mill
tant students occupying the U S
Emb8!Sy denied today that any
of the SO AmerlcaJJJ they hold
would be released by Christmas
and said all hostages wlll be
tried as sgjes.
Foreign Minister Sadegb
Gbotbzadeh told foreign re
porters Sunday tbat some
hostages "pos.sibly" would be
released before Cbnstma.s
"No, oo, they are not aoing to
be releeaed ," a st ude nt
spokesman told The Associated
Presa.
Re said tM embuay occuplera
would leave tbe settlna'of a trial date up tot.be Iranian people.
"The Iranian oeoo1P will tt•
clde that " H e dad not
elaborate.
Ghotbza.deb said the lraruan
authonlies have not begun coo
sidering a date for a hostage
tnal. but that they are putting
together an international "grand
jury" to invesUgate U S hnks
with the former shah's regime.
beginning J an 1 or 2 The pro
ceedings would lake about two
weeks. be said, and hostages
KENNEDY, CARTER
UNITEO ON IRAN-A8
might appear as witnesses, "'but
not as the accused · ·
He had said before that the
hostages would not be tned unlll
the grand jury reported and il5
findings could be evaluated
But the student!, who U\SlSt
the shah be returned to Iran for
trial, h.ave contradicted or over
ruled Gbotbzadeb several times
on the status of American
diplomats held in Iran.
Tehran Radio today quoted
Gbotbzadeb as saying invit•·
lions to joln the "&r and jury"
are being extended to Nobel
Peace Prhe-wlnnln1 Irish
stataman Sean MacBride and
Louls-Edmond PetUU, president
of both the Parts Bar Asaocia·
lion and the International
OrganizaUoa of Catholic: Jurists.
Both said today that they bad
not received lnvltaUona.
Told of the radio report, Mac-
B ride. In Oublln, uld his
partidpaUon wou.l~ depend on
the lnquiry'a terms of reference.
Its purpoM and who else wu in·
volved.
MacBride, a oae-tlme lriAb
Republican Army chlef, woo the
Peace Prise ID 19'7' for bit won
in South-West Africa <Namibia>
and vtlited Iran earlier to billp
med.late the crl&il.
ADOtMr broadeut tald lnm it
at.Opplns oO • lal to . Panaqia,
wben the lbab Mi taken ref.
u1• on a resort faland. But
Pan&IQA aal4 Sunda>-that It bu not lmpolted oO tn»m Iran ..._ ..
lt'll. fte pnat ln 'NliU •qUOWd a
report flOin K.ermamhab lD the
WHt "7lDS about IOO Iraqi
mereeautel attack the Ira-
nian bOrder po1t or Kull·•·
Jtalatli Oil Sataada, DICbt wttb
heavy weapons and art11ler; but
were defeated tn a two hour at
tack 1be reports also saad Iraqi
mercenaries attacked border
vlllaees. but casualty details
were not given
Last week the Foreign
M 1n1stry blamed the t:nated
States for Iraqi attacks m the
southwest border area Friday
Forces of the oe1ghbonn1 coun
try pushed three miles mto lran,
then reueat.ed after sk1rm&:5b.lna
with Revolutionary Guardsmen,
the m1n1 s try said Iraqi
diplomats in Kuwait denied th~
report but an Arab League
spokesman at the United Na·
lions backed Iran's claim
There has been no direct reac·
t 1on from Khome ini on the
shah's move to Panama, but the
government has characterized it
as a defeat for the UnH.ed Stat.et\
and a step toward accept.ance
of Iran's demands
Dot Trees
50 Evergreens Missing
Th1e"es made off with SO
Chnstmas trees from a Hunt
mgton Beach sal~ lot Sunday
leavmg beblnd onl) a tnul of
needles, police said
Officer's sa1d the) believe a
truck ,.as used to haul the lln>
forest from an unsecured area tn
front of Angel!. Home Center,
7800 Edmger Ave
Parts Illegal?
The evergreens. reported miss·
mg at 8 40 a m , were valued at
S850
Investigators said Christmas
tree theft..s are on the increase
this year and speculated Sun·
day 's tlueves would either a~
tempt to sell the trees or had a
\ ery bag Chris mta s party
planned
Huntington Reform
Plan Changes Eyed
A Huntington Beach polit.acal
reform measure. scheduled for a
city council vote to01ght. may
require some revisions, its
authors said today
Lorraine Faber. one of the
authors of the plan to limit cam·
paign contributions. said a city
legal oplnioo about the measure
pointed up some legitimate gray
areas.
"Rather than throw the baby
out with the water,'" sbe &aid,
"we would agree to a conleJ"tOce
aeuioo with the council to COO·
sider some modifications."
She said the city attorney's
opinion, wbicb said one sect.ion
of the meuure fould be un·
couUtutiooal, may &ive coundl
members room to aldeatep vol·
IDI on the pr'Cll)Olai.
The couneU bas bMn apllt over
the relorm plan 1'lth Coun·
cllman Clancy Yoder appearlns
to be. the ~ vote. Ycider &ala
be .... bO&h pd and bad lD tM
meuure.
~naes .
~Window
The legal opiruoo said a se<:·
lion of the proposal designed to
hm1t the amount political action
committees can spend on can-
didates could be unconstitu-
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Paeaaiah'8 ....... Rldtet;a.·
" .. , ""1d bM ~ our deep fraUtude for tM "'1 .
1eurom bmt.ditl9 GI tlMI • bllc ol Panama and PnltdilDt
Ro70. 8&nce n Mt fMl • IOU. we ha" ftlt .t bomt," UM
she told a ..,,. cont &IDda1, a day after ant.in. ftom
Tesu wttb bpNll f'anb Dlba, a woman Jranlu doctor,
aev.n ~people. two dop and a huae amount ot lua .. •.
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JBJWSALal (AP) -'be taraeU Parliament voted today
to ravtd aborticaa, eDcllq a crisla which threatened to topple
Prime Wlnttter lleaacbem Besin'a coaUUoa 1overnmeot.
,... ICAmaet vot..s u.ss. with nine a .. tentlonl, to repeal a
law .uo.tq abortionl for 10Cial or economic reuooa, but the
bill mun pua two more readlnp before it becomes law.
Decal.We of a threat by a four-member uJtn-Orthodox party
to drop out of tbe coallUon, Begin declared the vote to be a vote
of confidence lD hls rule, forcing recalcitrant coalition sup·
porters to vote ln favor of the repeal.
o(l.ri•e f:•n Der•H
CITY OF INDUSTRY <AP>--Six Southern Pacific tank
cars, one carrying liquid chlorine, derailed and overturned to-
day, Los Angeles County fire officials said.
No injuries were reported and the chlorine did not spill, the
officlala said.
One of the other overturned cars contained liquid carbon
dioxide and another car contained a pelletized non-toxic aub-
stance used as a packin1 filler, a fire department spokesman
said.
Britaf11 Barlu IJ.S. 011 Ira•
WASJUNGTON (AP> -British Prime Mlnlster Mar1aret
Thatcher publicly pledged British support for Unlt.ed Nations
sanctions against Iran today "We indicated very clearly that when the United States
wishes to go to the Security Council for further powen under
Chapter 7 (the part of the U.N. charter dealing with sanctions),
Great Britain will be the first to support it," Mrs. Thatcher said
after she, President Carter and their advisers met at the Wblte
House
"You expect nothing less and you will receive nothing leas,''
she said.
, llllededa Arrord• Sig•ed
LONDON (AP> -Robert Mugabe and Joshua Nkomo, co-
leaders of the Patnotlc Front guerrilla alliance, today initialed
arrangements for a Rhodesian cease-fire and political settle-
ment, a spokesman for the Front said. The accord would open
the way for peace in the Britiah colony.
The Froot spokeema.n said arraniements are be1n1 made
for a ceremonial sipature meeting Wednesday when the over·
all peace aettlement will be formally coacloded.
Prisoner, 17, ..
·Dies After
. Hanging Se'f
A 17-year-old inmate of
Orange County Jail died Satur·
day, seven days after he was
found hanging in his Jail cell,
coroner's officials announced to-
0 day.
The youth had been taken to
UC Irvine Medical Center in
critical condition and placed OD
emergency respiratory life sup·
. port systems.
A hospital spokeswoman said
the youth was not re111oved from
the life aupport machines but
died when his heart stopped
beating.
The youth, who wu cha.rted
with auspicion of kidnapping,
rape , robber y and sex
pervemon, was found by dep-
uties hanginf Pee. 9 from a
bedabeet tied 10 the ban of his
cell, accordine to Lt. Wyatt
Hart.
The death was ruled a delayed
suicide by a coroner official.
The youth was a resident of
Anaheim
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OIL ...
jll!t barely above the $23.50 ceil-
ing price set by OPEC iD June.
Other countries, such as Libya,
passed that celling months 110
and are pressing for further in·
creases.
"The industrialized countries
can pay whatever we ask," Lib-
yan Oil Minister luedln al
Mabrak told a reporter.
Libya, which breached the
OPEC ceiling in October, an-
nounced another price increase Sund~. It biked the frice of it.a
high-quality crude oi -prized
for its high yield of gasoline -
by $3.:13 to $30 a barrel, retroac·
live to Nov. 1.
Mabrat also said Libya, which
ships nearly half of the 2 million
barrela it produces daily to the
United States, will reduce pro-
duction next year. but did not ·say by how much.
Indonesia also boosted its
price by $2 to $25.50 for a 42·
gallon barrel. Iran's official
Pars news agency said the price
of Iranian crude had been rai.aed
$5 to $28.50, but Iranian Oil
Minister All Akbar Moinfar
called the report a rumor.
The pre-conference splurge ol
price hikes wu begun lut week
when a bloc of OPEC
moderates, led by Saudi Arabia,
bumped prices up S6 to $24 a
barrel.
The Saudi-led bloc said lt
ralaed prices early to bead off
even greater price increues at
the Venezuela conference. In ad·
ditlon to Saudi Arabia, tbe
world's largest oil ••porter, tbe
bloc includes Veaesu•la, tht
United Arab 2mlrat•a and
Qatar. To1etber they accoant
for about half of OPEC'1 dail,y
output ol 30 millioa barrell.
Kuwait'• oil mJn.lster aaid Sun·
day b1s country 'wu 11,1uppon.
tn1" tbe '24 a barrel price, and
IOW'Cel aald Ecuador WU likely
to 10 alon& with it. But Allena
ra11ed ltl bue prtc. to 121i17 a
barrel ln October an4 N~a
went to '38.20 in NOveniber.
V amaai uld befON '1le meet-tna bla nation would Htk to
maln\aln tbe '34 prtce "f• aa lo~ po11lble." UAE OU
II Mua Said al Oteba
alao Hid be would Dot PNU for
new lncnael. • ·
In ~:16 rwna·~n-.w rat. eird, ."&M OP~ 'mf81it4n an -~to dWuii the fiWN of
tb• 41otlar1 U.. currtnc1 all OP~ Willa~ li'u \M
to Ulact JIMI•• .
YUJ1A Aria. (AP) -A l'fJ
. m • -tnlAlil ftal'\ c.-
,,,. on takeolt aacl plow.d
lbl'OQl!I an as..,an lluav to-
dat.1,.killlDI •Jf~' ...... --~~.aid. Tbe Pilot~ llftb befON
tb• Jtt exploded. 1eatterln1
d brf1 ov. • wide ..... u tbi Yu a rport.
At killt ftw t pl.-M tbl
alrpor& were d•ID•l•Cl or
dHtroyed. Tb• tiaa1ar -an
IO·bli100.foot concrete bloell bu.U . -.. looked Uu It bad
been bl by a napalm bomb.'' ac-
co.rdla. to oae W\tAlll.
'lbe TM Jet waa tUinl otf on
tb• nortb...ut runway ol the
Joint ctvlllan-mlUt.ary airport
wben l1 YeeNd to tbii oorth. AA
the pilot ejected, the jet clipped
a t.raller and tbeo bU tbe IUI' ol
the l;l~. It~ throucb
the ~. alted throulb t.be
front door at the other tide and
plowed into a row of parked
planes before eom.hia to rest.
There were reporta ol other ln·
Jurtea.
A apokeeman aald tbe jet hit
the Bl.rah AviaUoo hanaar, kill·
lnl Paul Btrcb.
The pllot, whole name was
withheld, was not lDJu.red, the
spokesman said. The pilot was
identified only as a student
naval aviator from Squadron
VT~. operating out of the Naval
Air Station at Cbue Field lD
Beeville, Texas.
An accident board wu ap-
pointed to investigate and de-
termine cause of the crash.
Tbe crub caused a power out·
aae lD the area and poJ!P. ~oeed
off about three miles Of"'bJlhway
80 from Arizona A venue to
Fortuna.
Fire Ca~wed
By Object
Hitting Wire
A tumbleweed or bird that
new again.at 58,000-volt elec·
trical wlrM wu blamed today
for a SS.acre fire that menaced
Laguna Beach and Emerald Bay
last week causing evacuation ol
200 people.
The Tuesday night blue that
injured nine persons and badly
damaged ooe expensive bome
while scorcbinl otben started
on a rid.&e between Boat and
Emerald CaQ10llL
Capt. Marc Bawtim, comty
fire department spokesman,
said several witnesses saw a
foreign object st.rite the wires
on the windy hill.
·'The tumbleweed or bi.rd or
whatever It was burst into
names and fell to the around." Hawkins aald. The flamln1 mat-
ter landed in brush.
More than a» ftrefle.bters -
aided by a tue1 break between
the hilltop homes and dry
chaparral -subdued the names
lashed by gale force winds.
Rites Held
For Producer
Milton Bren
Prtva~ tunera1 services have
been beld for Milton ff. Bren. 75,
of Newport Beach, a noted buai·
neasman, motion picture ex·
ecuUve and aportaman who died
Friday after a lone bout with
cancer.
Bren wu to be buried at sea.
A lons·time Southern
California resident, Bren
became a leadln1 atudio ex·
ecutlve and film producer lD the
early l920I at the Hal Roach
studios and at Metro-Goldwyn·
mayer.
He was responsible for suth
films aa "Topper," "Merrily We
Live," "There Goea My Heart"
and numerous films starring
Wallace Beery.
Bren, a 2S-year resident of
Newport Beach, a1IO wu ln·
volved in commercial real
estate development of office
buUdlnp ln the Loi Anlel• and Newport area.
A World War D veteran ol the
Cout Guard who aaw action aa
a destroyer captain la the
Paclllc Theater, Bren al.lo wu a
yacht.Iman. U. won tbe Paciftc
Cout Star a... Qlam=abtps
In the eari,: • and be ppered lar1er racloc yacbta for 35
y .. n .
He II lllrvind by hll wtfe,
Academy Award wtnnla1 ac-
tru1 Clair Trevor ol Newport
BHCh,i. IOD• Peter Bren of Pana, ncee and Doaald Br..
Ul lnine Company OW'Dtl"1 of Loi AnJ•I•, andmtrandchlldrell.
Bren dl..S at Ho11 Memorial
HoepltaJ ID Newport.
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WraPJJftf lJp la Bu lt'erlc
Hot air balloon-maker Don Piccard
deOatm one ol hia new modela followinl
a recent tat nm in Colt.a Mesa. He
made t.hl.a one -it's 80 feet hi&h when
inflated and encloses 75,000 cubic feet -
for Jim Wright ol La Croue, Wis. EJ1lht
plans to call it ••La Cro11e Word
Puzzle." He :i~ere are l.oU ol neat
places to go 01 in Wlaconsin.
Board to Get
Union Plea
For Day Off
Oranie County employeee an
bopln1 that their n1quest for an
extra day off Dec. 24 will ftnd
the Board ol Supervilora lD tbe
Cbriatmu splrtL
But the employees' reqsaest
slated for actloo Tue9day. may
get a bah, bumbu1 from the
board.
John Sawyer, 1eaeral J
manager ot the 7,500-member
Oran1e County Employee. Aa-
soelation, laid the reqae1t wu
made alter Presldent Carter
save the day off to federal
worken.
Sawyer alao reported that aur·
veys abow that 70 to 75 percmt
of employees in private industry
will not have to work the day
befOTe Chriltmu.
He added that Dec. at abould
be a ak>w day around county
government. anyway. Bealdel,
the workers can make up the
l<>1t work al a future Umt, he
declared.
But Bert Scott, tbe county's
peraoanel dl.rector. u.ld tbe ?-.
qaeat ~to be a dead llaue.
He laid tbe usocla.Uoa pr-.
vtowaly bad asked for the day otf
durinl negotiations but shelved
the request at the time the COO·
tract wu settled.
"The public expecta certain
operatiooa to remain open and
at thla atace the request la too
late," Sc:ott Rid.
Scott added that it would cost
the county more tha n $500.000 ln
lOlt salaries if the employee1 are
liven tbe day off.
Foggy Freeway
Takes Two Lives
MANTECA <AP> -Two peo-
ple died ln a fog-related pileup
of about 30 vehicles alooi aout.b·
bound lntentate 5 near here
early today, authorities aald.
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TOO, D &l'GUD8 MU.a.Eau a formidable oppo.
Dlllt despi&e tbe muat" advene reaction to Killer's ap-C"'* to tbe Tbird Dtstrlct seat lut July by Governor
UM otben. Nestande seaaes there could be and
, ~ alrady II a public backlash to the dlsut.roua
c::rM-:-....,~ Miller LDtc> olftce and baa
It'• ealMd tbe andercloc ayndrome and could be a big
plw la JIJJler'a fa.-. ~ally if a multitude of can·
dldatel 8*ep forward MD ,ear to lambaste the appointed
UlCUmbeaL
ON 10P or TBAT. ~··ii aenaitive to the pout.
ble NdrfMh lb.d ml.Pt be created by the joint Republican
md Democrlltk eaablilbJDent allpment lD bls comer He
... die power structme's eodonement ol himaelf u a
poulble tool ll1ller mldrt tab ednnta1e of du.rin1 the
cam Palin}! cuUq ~lf lD the role of the anti-
esta&Uabmm ~and Nesta.nde aa the eat.Abllab·
ment'a handpicked and pol1abed cudld1te.
llow•nr. when diKuaUlg the declaloa be •aa uked
to make and the forfeitlN ol b.ia utembly seat, the Item
Chat w8Cbed bee.Wt ln-West.ande'a coaversatlooa center
on state perument's coatlnulng lmpact oo county gov·
el"Dmeat.
· BE SISPLY W&8N'T ao certain that the major battles
rdlecUnl ha.test oa Orange County's future weren't to
be fou.cbl 1D Secramento rather than lD Santa Ana.
Sucb llaum u water. t.nmlP.Oftatioo. highways and
tlaanee lD the aftermkt!l of Proposition ll are, no matter
wbat II said ~.JIM.II th& will be decided more by ..................... ~.
Alld -OnmP C.0-U .... the ft.oat pbue ol lta de--.elopmeal In die llml. Nestande wun't IO certain that his
place isn't lD Secramento.
PE&SONALL Y. RE IS more attuned lo partisan
politics and a le&lalator'a l"tMe than he ii to nonpartisan
poUUca1 affairl and that aomet.l.mea awkward dual role ol
leplator·•dministrat.or a county supef"VlSOI" plays.
Nestande la a Ronald Reagan loyalist who, at the same
time. la palat.Able tot.be Democrallc atructure He is aJ.ao a
youn1 legislator wbo baa IJ'OWD somewhat weary of com-
muti.DC weekly to Sacramento. He la enouata ol a poUlical
realist to aee the advantaaea m bavtna to run for office on-
ly oace ID every fOa.r y..,.. as weU aa the comfort ol dally
contat!t wttb b.ia coastltunts.
So a ol DOW, Nesta.ode, like it or not, is tbe man OD the
white bone rlating his poUll t'al lifestyle to chalJence Ed
Miller and in the process have sometlune to say about the
lnfluenee ol Killer backers Jane Food.a and Tom Hayden oo political life in Oran1e County.
Brown Funder Attracts 25
The freeway's northbound
lanes were closed by the series
of accidents which. be1an
between 5:a> and s a m . The
h!1bway patrol reported that foe
reduced viAibility to between 20 and so feet.
SEA'ITLE CAP> -ll wa no
trand 80iree -oa.1.1 25 people
showed up for bis $100.a-plate
dinner -but California Gov.
Edmund G. Brown Jr. imisled
that support la sweJlin1 for his
president.la! bid.
.. My candidacy<-is building.
It's developm1 momentum all
over the country, wherever I
eo." Brown said Saturday nJgbt.
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s-t!Hfted Nov. 11, lMS. rtecl a l1x t IWDp
and another ala p ,qc-.CAW&lll
approval bf.• • a pr
durtq Wtfld War 11.
TllB ADDa BS, Cuan '1 wile,~. diecl lD tm.
Caaoo, wbo maaa1ea tllie
UnJvenity ol Hawall boobt.orea.
read the letter lD dltbeJMf. "I
waa aure 1<J01-wtnded la tboM
daya," be aaid.
The letter wu addreuect to
Catherine Lashley , NNC,
U.S.N .• Navy 133. It wu sent to
Judy Baphaw, public affairs of.
fleer for the Navy Exchan1e of.
fice at the Pearl Harbor Sub-
marine Base. who passed It
along to Cason.
Basking Birds
CASON SAID HE met his
future wife at a hospital in Well-
ington. New Zealand, whlle he
was recuperating from a trop-
ical disease.
A pair of cormorants soak up the bright Florida sun-
s hine in Biscayne Bay near downtown Miami.
Cormorants are used by Oriental fishermen to catch
fish, but Florida fishermen prefer to do the fishing
themselves and are content to share the sun with the birds.
Glory Days Fading
In Old Mining Camp
AUSTIN, Nev (AP> -The old
mining camp of Austin once
tagged "The Town That Died
Laughing" -still lives and still
laughs. But the mood in town these days is a little gnmmer
Austin's primary reason for aur-
vival -serving as the Lander Coun-
ty seat -has been stripped away
and given lo bustling Battle Moun-
tain
AtJ811N WAS BUILT on the riches
of a mining strike, but a new mining
boom and power plant construction
,have boosted Battle Mountain's
population to al~st 4,000, almost
eight times that or Austin.
While Austin merchants alp from
the trickle of traffic along U.S. 50,
Battle Mountain drinks from the
flood alone Interstate 80 and a m~r
east-west rail line.
Lander County District Attorney
George Holden said Battle Mountain
residents just got tired of the cost
and time of dnvmg 92 miles to record
mining claims, serve on Jwie9 or do
other business. The vote was almost
2-1 for the move. and the state
Supreme Court backed st up
THE SIDFT SEEMS to have burl
Austin's pride as much as its pocket·
book.
·'I feel a very definite sense of loss,
sort of feeling bereft ," said
Recorder-Auditor Estelle Sarateiut.
who sat al a desk inside the 110-year-
old red brick courthouse.
"It's a shame," said Sgt. E.F .
McMullin. who heads the sheriff's of· fi ce in Austin.
On Dec. 10, the Nevada Supreme
Court re1ected Austin's request for a
rehearing of the previous decl5ion
upholding the shift. That effectively
blocks further appeals.
AUSTINITE8 IN restaurants and
b21rs around town said they atill
hoped to fight the move -perhape
by secedin& from Lander County,
perhaps by meratng with Churchill
County to the west.
But County Commissioner Bert
Gandolfo, an Austin native, aald
neither action la likely. Mrs.
Saralegui agreed: "In a moment of
trauma, people will do and talk about
a lot of things," she said.
Ironically. Batlle Mountain Willi
once a railroad point for Austin's rich
ores Indeed. the county look shape
mainly because of the Austin boom in
1863-1864.
Like other mining towns, Auatin
grew explosively. Silver waa dta·
covereq in May 1862. By the next
spring, an estimated 4,000 people bad
tramped into town. In September 18S3,
Austin became the Lander County
Seat.
AT ITS PEAK IN 1863-18S5, Austin
was ' rowdy camp of about 7,000. The newspaper complained that ex-
uberant drunb find l\lDI ln the
streets, which already were DC>Uy
from bones and camels cloppinc
along with supplies and ore.
The town's Saruac Uan Club and
lta llvely, often flctlon-fllled
newspaper, the Reeae River
Reveille, prompted western writer
Oscar Lewis lo title bla 19808 book
about the fading boom town, "The
Town That Died Laughing."
Once there were almogl as many
mining and milling companies as
people 6,000 were incorporated in
three years. Many were pure fraud.
Investors bought tbouaands of
shares in the Reese River Navt1ation
Co .. which promised lo barge silver
ore up the river to Battle Mountain.
The Reese, wblcb trickles throuib a
vast valley west of AuaUn, probably
couldn't fioat a canoe, let alone a
barge.
TODAY, SAGGING bulldinp rival
the active shops aloo1 Highway 50.
The 1teep hillsides are marked by
dozens of mine tailin1 dwnpe and
empty dirt roads that once were lined
with tents and sod ahanUee.
Peace and quiet now draw people
to Austin. Jan Bunning, a waitreu
who wrote a hi.story of the town, laid
she and her huaband moved to Austin
because Elko -pop. 7,821 -wu 1et·
ting too bii for their tutea.
Bob Williama, bartender at the
Golden Club and Austin's sewer and
water man. aaid he returned to b1a
native town after livtng 10 yean in
Sacramento while aervtn1 lo the Air
Force.
"I don't believe ln cban1e,
myself," be said.
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MOSCOW (AP> -A robber shot and killed a
cashier at a plush jewelry store in downtown Moeco~and wounded a ~year-old police sergeant
wbo lri6d to arrest him. a Moscow new1paper re-
ported.
Our Giant Ecb PofnMttia9
haw newr bftn more
beauttful. Th.,, are ~•lt..ble wtth muldplc
bloom• In either Chrt.tma
red or white. Soviet newspapers rarely report the detada of
criminal incidents. especially in downtown
Moscow. But ln receat months, autbontiea bave lo·
ten1ifled a campaip agamat crime, urging in·
creased preventive measures
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Everyl:xxly can use one.
It ,s a telephone you can O\.\'n
from the GTE Phone Mart.
But not just your
common household
variety of telephones.
These phones come in
shapes and colors you've
never imagined.
They look like presents.
The GTE Phone Mart has all the phones
you see here. And more.
You buy them in the store. ·
And take them home with you.
Usually they
plug right in . lf
you do need
GTE
Phone Mart connectors, an
installer will make the ,r-,
easy conversion for
a nominal cost.
A telephone for Christmas isoriginal.
. It's thoughtful. And you 11
be remembered every
time it's used.
This year say "Merry
Christmas:' With a
gift that jingles.
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That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to1Your Health-
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Republic p~mary eleetloQ. NtlllllUd9 htrl an all
but unbea\a* ftstun ln th* AaemblJ Diltrlct tbat benownor-mta.
Btrr POUTICAL CO•l'OaT didn't
come easy for the 41-year-old as·
semblyman from Orao1e. Three tJmes
before be climbed into the 10th Dtatricl
seal, Natulde bad tried for elected of·
flee. And three tlmea be ftniabed aecond
beat, twice to then-Democratic As·
semblyma.n Ken Cory.
7
NESTANDE
Consequently, in penonal conversa-
tions. Neatande often reflecta on those
early fruatraUn1 election defeats and. OllANYILL•
Won't Rekase Yanks
1 .Hostages' Captors
-.Hold to Hard Line
TEHRAN, Iran (AP) -Mali·
tant students occupying the U S
Embassy denied today that any
of the 50 Americans they bold
would be released by Christmas
and said all hostages will be
tried as spies.
Forei1n Minister Sadegh
Gbotbzadeh told foreign re·
porters Sunday that some
hostages "possibly" would be
released before Christmas.
"No, oo, they are not going to
be released.·• a student
spokesman told The Associated
Preas.
He said the embassy occupiers
would leave the setting of a trial
date up to the Iranian people.
"The Iranian oeoo1P will "'"
ctde that " He did not
elaborate. .•
County Employees
Bid for Extra Day
Gbotlnadeh said the Iranian
authorities have not begun con-
sidering a date for a hostage
trial, but that they are putting
together an international "grand
jury" to investigate U.S. links
with the former shah's regime,
beglnninC Jan. 1 or 2. The pro-
ceedings would take about two
week•, be •aid. 1md bostaa-
KENNEDY, CARTER
UNITED ON IAAN-A8
migbl appear u witnesses, "but
not as the accused "
He had said before that the
hostages would not be tried until
the grand jury reported aDd Its
findings could be evaluated.
Orange County employees are
hoping that their request for an
extra day off Dec. 24 will find
the Board of Supervisors ln the
Christmas spirit.
But the employees' request
slated for actton Tuesday. may
gel a bah, humbug from the
board.
John Sawyer, general
manager or the 7 ,500-member
Orange County Employees As·
sociation, said the request was
made after President Carter
l gave the day off to federal
workers.
Sawyer also reported that sur-
veys show that 70 to 75 percent
of employees in private industry
wm not bave to work the day
before Christmas.
He added that Dec 24 sbould
be a slow day around county
government, anyway. Besides,
the workers can make up the
Jost work at a future time, he
declared.
But Bert Scott, the county's
penoMel director, said the re·
quest appears to be a dead issue.
He said &be association pre-
viously had asked for the day off
during negotJations but shelved
the request al the time the con·
tract was setUed.
Coast
Weather
Falr tbroup Tuesday
and alidttb' cooler Tues·
day. Lowa.toa.fcht concen·
trated in the '°'· Hltba
Tueadq r~ from • at tbe biaaet. to 12 ill·
land.
INllDE TOD4' Y
•'The public expects certain
operations to remam ~n and
at this stage the req9"t is too
late." Scott said
Scott added that 1t would cost
the county more than $500,000 in
lost salaries if the employees are given the day off
But the students. who insist
the shah be returned to I ran for
trial. have contradicted or over
ruled Ghotbzadeh several limes
on lhe. status of Am era can
diplomats held in Iran.
Irvine Firm Told
To Repack Wastes
By DA VJD KUTZJIANN
Of .. Deity~·-Steel drums of low -level
radioactive wute which Nevada
officials claim have leaked will
be repackqed at a burial site in
Beatty, Nev., by representatives
of the Irvine-based company
which transported them.>
Al Baletti, radiological control
director for International
Chemical and Nuclear Co .. said
tecbniciana wlll be aent lo
Nevada Wednesday mornina.
He said they wlll coll5truct
Fire Caused
By Object
Hitting Wire
more \bat most eJeeted ~. cou:ma Illa political
blUtlnp.
AJlo, be la not all that ltnPNIMd by the eleetbleerlq power~ and poUtieaJ tQwtp tbat bue pleqed t.beir
aupport wbiJe U.l'lllnl him to take oa lllller.
A POUftCAI, PMGllATIS'I', Nwande lmowa tbal if
be la to ddeat llUler lt will be what be aometlmea caJll
·'the people bebiDd all tbole doon at all thole bouaea that,
ill Lile ftlLl1 Dlyais, cWennine who WU. dedloo•. • •
And not all thoee l*)pie beb.lnd all thole doon in all
tboM hcael in the 'lbUd Supervilorial Dlatrict know
Bruce Neetande
The cUitrict's votin1 breadbasket reaches throu&h
FulleiUo. La Habra. Brea and Pla~ eveci tboucb 1eo-
arapblcally it atretcbe9 from La Habra ln the north
throu&b the upper reaches of El Toro and lllb1ion Viejo.
So. ln recent cooversaUont Nestande bas la.lked of a
mualve penooa1 campaip to aequalnl biauelf wttb thoee
voters wbo have ool a.en the name Bruce Ne.Aande oo a
ballot before.
<See •ILLD'S SEAT, P .. ~ Al>
...,,.._d..,_d ..
Marissa. a five-monUH>ld snow leopard, gets her~
bath froriPFred Sterling, a supervisor at New York's
Bronx l.oo. The smallest of a l.Jtter of three leopards born
at the zoo last July, Manssa was separated from her
f am1ly to be specially fed and bathed
Man Held in Rape
Attempt at Plaza
A Sant.a Ana man remal.Ded ID
Costa llHa )all today on
cbar1• tbat be attacked and at-
tempted to rape aa 18-year-old
lrvJne woman in a aboppina
cent41r pertdq lot SaWrda1. PoUC.rt t•fd loH Oona.ale•
llartlnea ....... beln1 held In
lieu ot $10,000 ball oa •UIJltdoa ot 1aault wl1h a ddadlJ ....,_
and uuult wsa latent to eom.-mlt rue.
Pouet U. Jaelt Calnon Wei
the bletlm wu a-ett.lna out ol her
car at 4: 4S p. m. Saturday lo tbe
partfq lot at Sout.b C.out Plua
when a man trted to puab. her
back lDto the car and thrutened
ber wltb a Dile. A. comment be
made led PoUee to believe be ID· taded rape, tbly laid.
Tbe woman Jamped Into tbe
ear. •lammed tbe door and
locked tt. be aald.
A ~ of tbe auspeet
WU bro.dcut, Calnon Wd. and
about an boW' later a Meu:rltt l'Wd IDlkle tbit mall recicil'ted =i.:s=~ tt.t·~ni: IJlbtllODldabilt , ..
Miu.ER
4Crash
Vic ti~
Mending
Four survivors of a gnnd·
1n& t~car colb&on in lrvJne
Saturday night -which took the
ltfe of a 2-year-old child -were
recuperabog at three Orange
coast bo&p&t.ala t.oda y
In stable condition at Tustin
Community Hospital were
Martin Tryk Jr of MJM1on Vte)O
and IUA san. Ryan, 4
Tryk was dnving a van OD
southbound Irvine Boulevard
wbeo hts vehicle was bit
broadside by a car going more
Ulan 100 aules per hour on ea.st-
bowad Jeftfty Road
Tryt'a other son, Steven. was .
~ in the colll.1uon
'hO occapuU of the other car
-bods &om Arisona -were
taken to Seddleback Community
HoapitaJ and Santa Ana·Tustio
Comm&.allty Hosp1ul
A passenger m that car. which
California Highway Patrol of.
ficers believe was stolen, was
1dent1fied as Glenn Harmon, 23
He was reported an crillcal con
d1t1on at Saddleback
The dnver of the car. 17, was
also reported an senous condJ.
lton wtth multiple 10Junes at
Santa Ana-Tustin Hospital
CHP officers said both are
Anzona residents but could say
no more about their back-
grounds
A CHP spokesman said of·
f1cers began pursumg their car
on tbe southbound San Diego
Freeway 111 lhe Seal Beach area
when 1t was spotted going m ex
cess of 85 miles per hour at
about 8·30 pm
The tugb-speed chase. wh.Jch
reached speeds of more than
100. proceeded th rough Irvine to
the University Avenue offramp.
Tbe passenger. Harmon. also
faces possible cnruinal charges.
* * * Auto llits
POUJer Pole;
Driver Dies
Smog
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JERUSALEll (AP) -1'be Israeli Parliament voted today
to rettrtct abortlou. Dd1q a criala which threatened to topple
Prime Mlnttter II aebem 'Belin's coalition so•erament.
Tbe KnelMt .-.. U.~ with nine abeteotlonl, to repeal •
law •ltowiJIC abortlona for todal or economic reucma, but the
'1 bill muatpaa twomon readlnp before" beeomff law.
Because pl_ a threat by a four-member ultra-Orthodox party
' to drop out~ the coaliUon, Belin dttlared the vote to be a vote
or confidence ln bls rule, fattinl recalcitrant coalition sup·
porters to vote in favor ot the repeal
Ollerill• C•n D•r•H
CITY OF INDUSTRY (AP)-stx Southern Paclfic tank
cars, one carryiJl& liquid cblonne, derailed and overturned \o-
day. Los Angeles County n~ officials said.
No injuries were reported and the chlorine did not spill, the
officials said. One of the other overturned cars contained liquid carbon
dioxide and another car contained a eellet.lud non-toxic sub-
stance used as a paclung filler. a fire department spokesman
said.
Brit•'• Barks 11.S. ••Ir••
WASHINGTON (AP) -Bnllsh Prime Minister Margaret
Thatcher publicly pled1ed British support ror UDlted Nations
sanctions aealnst Iran today. "We indicated very clearly that when the United States
wishes to go to the Security Council for further powers under
Chapter 7 (the part of the U.N. charter dealing with sanctions),
Great Britain will be the first to support it," Mrs. Thatcher said
, after she, President Carter and their advisers met at the White
House
.. You expect nothing less and you wlll receive nothing less,"
she said.
llltodeda A rrerd• Sfga•d
• LONDON <AP> -Robert Mugabe and Joshua Nkomo, co-
leaders of the Patriotic Front guerrilla alliance, today initialed
arrangements for a Rhodesian cease-fire and political settle-
ment, a spokesman f9r Uie Front said. The accord would open
the way for peace in ~o BrtU.Sh colony. ·
' The Front spoketman aaj,d arraneementa are bein« made
for a ceremonial stanature meetinl Wednesday wlien the over-
all peace settlement wlll be formally concluded.
No New Oil Price
Hike, Saudi Says
CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) -
As the 13-nalion Organization of
0 &1 Exporting Countries con·
vened here today, Saudi Arabian
Oil Minister Ahmed Zaki
Yamanl said he does not expect
the cartel to raise prices again
after the recent hikes by several
OPEC members. Yampni said Saudi Arabia,
which produces one·tbird of
OPEC's oil, would not raise
prices beyond the S24 level an·
nounced lut week and would
maintain production at 9.5
rnUUon barrels a day durin1 the
first three months of 1980.
World oil prices were about
100 percent above last year 's
levels as the cartel's oil
ministers convened behind tight
s ecurity in this Veneiuelan
capital to debate another poe·
sible price hike.
Even if the price la not railed
any further durtne the OPEC
conference, American retail
gasoline and beaUna oil prices
could go up by aa muclt u 11
cents a gallon.
The latest hike by Saudi
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Arabia raised its prlcM 33 per-
cent above previous level4, but
just barely above the $23.50 cell·
ing price set by OPEC in June.
Other countries, such as Llbya,
passed that ceiling months aao
and are pressing for further in·
creases. "The induatrlallt.ed countries
can pay whatever we uk," l.Jb-
y an Oil Minister Inedin al
Mabrak told a reporter
Libya, which breached the
OPEC celling ln October, an·
nounced another price lncreue
Sunday. It biked the frtce of 1ta
hJ ah.quality crude ol -priled
for 1ta hiCh yield of 1aaollne -
by $3.'13 to $30 a barrel, retroac·
live to Nov. 1.
Gold, Silver
Show Sharp
Increases
•
Runaway
Auto Kills
Woman Owner
A Costa Mesa woman was
killed Sunday after she ap-
parently fell while starting her
car and it backed over her
several times, police said today.
Sgt. Tim Holbrook said
Beatrice Finley Marshall, 47,
died ln the 5:30 p.m. accident In
front of El Pescador restaurant
al l 7tb Street and Tustin
Aveisue.
He laid Mrs. Marshall left the
restaurant after apparently
ar1uing wlth her husband and
tried to start her car. Her
husband had come in a separate
car, Holbrook said.
Detail4 of how Mrs. Marshall
fell out of the car and it began
backing up aren't yet known,
Holbrook said.
He said the car apparently
began circling in reverse, part·
ly ln the parldne lot and partly
ln driving lanes on 17th Street,
runoln1 over Mrs. Marshall
several times while pusersby
tried to halt it.
The runaway car struck one
car on 17th Street, but the
driver. James Gordon Day, 34,
of Newport Beach, escaped
without injury, Holbrook said.
A motorcyclist be bind Day.
Brian Bllbop of Newport Beach,
narrowly averted a second col·
llaion and mana1ed toJump lnto
the runaway car an ball il,
Holbrook 1ald.
M ra. Manball wu taan to
Hoas Memorial Hoepltal but ti
fort.a to revive her were unaut•
ct11ful, he Hld.
Th• vtctJrn'• hUJband, Robtrt
Lltwtllyn lhrahall of Cost•
MtH, wu beld on 1uaplcloo of
betna drunk In oubllc. ht tho
chart• w11n'l related t.o ti\•
dHth, olflctra Hid
'fhey aald lnvHllC•llon Into
th" tra1C"dy 11 conunuln1
Prisoner, I 7,
Die& After
Hanging Self
A 17·1••r·old Inmate ol
Oran1• County JaU died Saba· day, MY days afte1' M wu
found b~ ln bl• Jail eell,
OOt'ontl"'I 11 aDDOUDcM to-
4af •
Hot air balloon·maker Don Piccard
defiatel one or b.la new modela followin& a recent tat nm in· c.osta Mesa. He
made this ooe -it's 60 feet high when
inflated and encloses 75,000 cubic feet -
for Jim Wright af La Crosse. Wla . Erilht
plans to call it "La Crone Word
Puule." He says there are lots of neat
places to go ballooning in Wisconsin.
Rites Held
For Producer
Milton Bren
Private funeral servleff have
been held for Mtlton H Bren, 7!5,
of Newport Beach. a noted ~I ·
nessman. motion picture ex
ecuhve and sportsman who dJed
Friday after a long bout with
cancer
Bren was to be buried at sea
A l on g . l tm e So u t h e r n
California resident , Bren
became a leading studio ex·
ecutive and film producer in the
early 1920s al the Hal Roach
studios and al Met,ro·Goldwyn
mayer.
He was responsible for such
films as "Topper," "Merrily We
Live," "There Goes My Heart"
and numerous lilms starring
Wall ace Beery
Bren, a 25-year resident of
Newport Beach, also wu In-
volved in commercial real
estate deve lopment or ofrlce
bulldinp ln the Loa An&eles and
~~WC:t:;ra; it veteran ol the
Coast Guard who saw acUoo aa
a destroyer captain in the
Pacific Theater , Bren al&O was a
ya chtsman He won the Pacific
Cout Star Class Championships
in the early 20s and he skippered
larger racing yachts for 35
years.
He is survived by his Wlfe.
Academy Award winnine ac·
treas Clair Trevor of Newport
Beach. sons Peter Bren of
Paris. France and Do'1ald Bren.
an I rvme Company owner, of Los
Angeles, and six grandchildren
Bren died at Hoag Memonal
Hospital In Newport
Wmner Loses
Poker Holding
ESCONDIDO CAP> -A farm
worker from Mexico was ln
f',....P.pAl
• •
TOO, RE &EGA&DS MIU.Ea u a formidable oppo.
nent despite the mualve adverse reaction to Miller's ap-
polnlmeot to the Tturd Oiatnct seat tut July by Governor
Brown. UM~. N..Caode aeoaes then could be and
poaibly alreadJ .. a public backlash to the dlautrous
publicity that accompanied Miller into office and bu
haunted him ever since.
lt'5 called ~ underdog syndrome and could be a big
phu an Miller's favor . ~pee1ally af a multitude of can
d1dates step forward next year to lambaste the app01.0ted
LOcumt>eaL
ON TOP OF THAT. Nesta.ndf' 1s sen.&itlve to tbe possi·
ble backlah that might be created by the Joint Repubbcan
and DemocratJc establishment ahgnment an his comer He
sees the powf!r structure's endorsement of himself as a
possible tool Miller mtght take advantage of dunng t..br
campaign by castang himself in the role of the anti·
establlahment candidate and Nestande as the establish·
ment's handpicked and polished candidate
However, when discussing the decision he was asked
to make and the forfetllng of tus assembly seal. the item
that weiped heaviest 1n Nestande's conversations center
on state govemmenfs C'OnUnwng Impact on county gov
ernment.
BE 8DlPL Y WASN'T so cert.a.in that the ma1or battles
r~ beavtal oa Orange Cowlly's futu.re weren't to
be fought in Sacramento rather than In Santa Ana Sodl tAues a1 •ater. tra.nsportalloo, hl&hwaya uxt t'lUDee 1IMI of PrcipQdta.re lS are. DI> m.a«er
wbat la &aid 10UJ11, laues <hat .tD be dedded more by
.Ute oftldab thu lhet.r local counterpart.a.
And as Orange County enters the ftnal pbue of 1ta de·
velopment in t.br 15180s. Neatande wasn't so certain that bis
plac.-e t.SD 0t an Sacramento
PEil.SON ALLY. HE IS more altune<i to partisan
pohtics and a legtslator'i> role than he 1s to nonpartJsan
political affairs and that ~meumes awkward dual rolf' of
legislator-admarustrator a count> superv1S0r plays
Nestande 1s a Ronald Rt.>agan lo> alast v. ho, at the same
time. l5 palatable to the Democrat.Jc structure He is also a
young legislator who has grown somewhat weary of com
muting weekly to Sacramento He is enough or a pollt.Jcal
reahst to see the advantages tn havtn& to run for 0Cf1ce on
ly once in every four years as well as the comfort or dB1Jy
contact with hia constituents So aa o( now, Neatande, llke it or not, ls the man on the
wbJte bone risk1nl bis pol.ttical lifestyle to challenge Ed
Miller and tn the p~ess have somethlna to say about the
infioentt o( Miller backers Jane Fonda and Tom Hayden
on political life in Orance County
l',....r._.Al
\\"ASTE REPACKED. • •
ut11ractory condition In cupaUooal, Safet)' and Health
Palomar lloapllal today after AdmlnilU'atioc will be ma.kin& maak.ct m.n broke up bia poker on-alte lmpectioaa to detenniDe
tam• and 1hot him ii compllanee baa been made.
permits to truck waste to
W aabinltoo state to &et rid ol its
backio..
ll;.N fiaa not been able to pick
Th• holdup men robbed Pedro UnUl that Ume, the ban oo
Ara1on. •. and other allena at sblpmeata remalm lo effect.
th• 1ama S.turday nl1ht shortly Before Uiil lat.st epiaode took
atter t.hev had been paid. place, ICN bad applied lor
up any new matenals rrom its
cuat.omen becuue of cJOlure of
the burial aites Cor about s1:x
weeu.
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Btrr POU'l'ICAL COIH'OaT dldn't
come ea•y for tbe 41-year·old aa·
aemblym.an from Oranse. Three times
before be cllmbed into the 10th Diltrict
seat, Neat.ande had tried for elected of·
nee. And three times be flnlabed ~
beat, twice to tben·DemocraUc A•·
aemblyman Ken Cory.
Comequently, in penonal coo versa·
Uons, Neatande often refiecta on thole
early fruat.ratinl election defeat.a and, NESTANDE
. Won't Rekase Yanks
Hostages' ~aptors
·Hold to Hard fjne
TEHRAN, Iran <AP> Mili· spokesman told The Associated
tant students occupying the U.S Press
) Embassy denied today that any He said the embassy occupiers f of ·the SO Americans they hold would leave the setting of a tnal t would be released by Christmas date up to the Iranian people.
and said all hostages will be "The Iranian oeool,. will ~ l tried u spies. c i d e t b a t .. H e d i d n o t
' Forel1n Mlnlster Sadegb elaborate.
1 Ghotbzadeh ·told foreign re-Ghotbudeb said the Iranian
porters Sunday that some authorities have not begun coo-hosta~ "possibly" would be sidering a date for a bostqe
released before Chriltmaa. trial, but that they are puttlng
"No no they are not going to together an lntematlonaJ "grand
be r~le~sed ." a student jury" to investigate U.!. }Jnts 1 ~-------Bhod?W~d?
Canyon Fire Cause Traced
A tumbleweed or bird that
flew against 56,000-volt elec-
tncal wires was blamed today
• for a SS-acre fire that menaced
Laguna Beach and Emeral4 Bay
last week causing evacualioo or
200 people
The Tuesday night blue that
· injured nine persons and badly
damaged one expensive home
while scorching others started
on a ridge between Boat and
Emerald canyons
Capt. Marc Hawkms. county
tire department spokesman,
said several witnesses saw a
foreign object strike the wires
on the windy hill.
"The tumbleweed or bird or
whatever It was burst into
flames and fell to the VoUDd."
Hawkins said. The flanun& mat·
ter landed in brush.
More than 420 firefight.en -
aided by a fuel break between
the hilltop homes and dry
chaparral -subd~tbe flames
lashed by gale rorce winds.
Clemente Checking
Recall Petitions
San Clemente City Clerk Max
Berg and bis office workers
spent most of today counting the
number of certified recall peti-
tion signatures submitted 1-ie
Coast
Weather
Fair tllrou1b Tuesday
and alilbtly cooler Tue.-
day. Lowa torupt concen·
trated ID the 40I. Hlths
Tuesday raD.lina fl'OID 6'
at the beacbel to 72 in·
land.
IMIDBTODAY
Friday afternoon.
If the tally shows more than
2,900 certified sienatures, San
Clemente voten will be called
on to dec:lde whether to ouat
council members llyrUa
Waaner llDd KarollM Koester ln
the Aprill city election.
with the former shah's regime,
beginning Jan. 1 or 2. The pro-
cHdinp would take about two
weeks, he said. and hostages
KEHNEOY, CARTER
UNITED ON IRAN-A6
might appear as witnesses, "but
not as the accused."
He had said befon that the
hostages would not be trled unW
the grand jury reported and its
findinea cou.1d be evaluated.
But the 1tudenta. who Insist
the ahah be returned to I ran for
trial, have contradicted or over-
ruled Ghotbzadeh several times
on the status of American
diplomata held in Iran
Tehran Radio today quoted
Ghotbzadeh as saying mvita·
lions to join the "grand jury"
are being extended to Nobel
Peace Prize-winning Irish
statesman Sean MacBrlde and
Louis-Edmond Pettiti, president
of both the Pans Bar Associa·
tion and the International
Organization of Catholic Junsts.
Both said today that they had
not received invitations
Told of the radio report, Mac·
Bride, in Dublin, said his
participation would depend on
the inquiry's terms of reference,
lta purpose and who else was in-
volved
MacBride, a one-lime Irish
Re151ublican Army chief, woo the~
i'tace Prize in 1974 for his work'
in South-West Africa <Namibia>
and visited Iran earlier to help
mediate the crisis.
CUSD Board
Replacement
Keys Agenda
more tbm mo.t elected olfttebotden, count.a bis political
bl~
Also, be ta not all that bnP"Ued by the eled:iooeerinl
power-.. and poutlca.I biptp that have pJedaed their
aupport while uri1Dt him to take on Miller.
A POUTICAL PUGllATIST, Nestande knows that 11
'be ls to defeat Killer it wiJ1 be what be sometimes calla
"the people beb1.od all tboee.doon at all thole houses that.
In the ftDal analyals, determ.lne who winl elec:Uom "
And aot all those l*>Ple bebtnd all thole doors in all
thole boula in the Third Supervuorial Dlatnct too.
Bruce Nestande.
The distrtet'a vOl!os bre~basket reaches throqh
Fullertoo, La Habra, Brea and Ptacenba even lhou&b lec>-
1rapblcally at 1tret.cbe1 from La Habra in the north
throujb the qpper reaches of El Toro ahd Mi.sstoo Viejo.
So. in recent caoverutJom Nestande ba.s talked of a muatve personal campalp to acquaint bimseU with thole
voters who have not seen the name Bruce Nesta.nde on a
ballot befOl'e.
<See MIL.LA'S SEAT, Pase AZ)
It's tlae Santa~laopper
'
MILLEA
Santa Claus and Mrs Claus gavt-their
reindeer a rest for the big night ahead and ar
nved at Crown Valley Community Park in
Laguna Niguel by helicopter Sunda\ Tht-)
"'alked to the community bwld.ing to hand
out g1fLc; and get holiday hopes and fearssort-
t•d out Mane Js~bellc Henderson. 9. is on
,, r.., CIJU." lap
County Employees
Bid for Extra Day
Prisoner, I 7,
Dies After
Hanging Self
A 17 )"ear old inmate of
Orange County Jaal died Satur
day. ~even days after he was
found hanemg in hl!> jail cell,
coroner's offtc1als announced to· day
The youth had been taken to
UC Irvine Medical Center 4..J'l
<'rtt1cal condJUon and placed vn
emergency ~p1ratory life sup-
port systems
A hospttaJ spokeswoman said
th~ youth was not removed from
the hfe support machines but
died when his heart stopped
beatina
The youth, who was charaed
with 1uspic1on of kidnappina, ·
rape , robbery and sext
perversion, wu found by clep-i--
utlea ban&ins ~c 9 from &\•'
bedaheet tled to the bars ~ bla
cell. according to Lt. WyUt
Hart. •
The death wu ruled a de.la~
suicide by a coroner official. ' The )IOVth WU a rn.ideftt,
Anabel.-. /
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CONTADOU ISLAND. Pu1m1 <AP)-abab lfobammtd
Besa tt _. * MUJed dowa <.a 1 beavlb' paJ"d9d Pu .._ ili1a8d a4 a.. dipolecl mooll'Cb aa1d be bCll*t to
atay. Pmkmlll• amdall aald they ea prot.ct b1m aad
Panama fll"Clm Ida~ .
0 1 would to upr• OW' deep paUtude fol' the very
1ea l"OUI 1DvltatlGD of t.b• ~bUc Of Panama ud Prelldet\t
Royo. n I« foot oo Oda IOU, we bave felt at bome." tbe
shah tald • nen CoafeND 8unday, a da1 atier arrlvlnl from
Tesu wttb bprea Parah Diba. a woman Irelan cJoewr.
seven O(brr ptepla, two d6ll 9Dd a huce amount of lua.,•.
Ka u•• • .,,,,...,. •etrt•
1 IDUSALl:lf <AP) -'lbe laraell Parliament voted today
to nstrtet abortlom, ndinl • cruia wblcb threatened to topplt
Prtm• lllnllter llenacbem Bepo's coal.iUoa 1overnmeut.
Tbe KDllMt fOt*9 58-SS, wttb nine abltentJON, lo repeal a
law a1lawtq abortiom for IOCial or eeanomlc reuons, but the
bill mmtpua two more readlqa before It becomM law.
Because of a threat by a four-member ultra-Orthodox party
to drop out of tbe coalition. Begin declared the vole to be a vote
or' confidence in his rule, forcing recalcitrant ~aliUoo aup
porters to vole in favor of the repeal.
CITY OF INDUSTRY (AP)-Slx Southern Paclfk tank
can, me ca..rrytna liquid chlorlM, derailed and overturned to-
' day, Loi An1elet County ft re offlclala aald.
No lAjurtes were reported and tbe chlorine did not spill, the
oftlclall said. One of the other overturned can cont.ained liquid carbon
dioxide and another car contained a eelletiied non-toxic sub.
stance used as a pack.in& filler, a fire department spokesman
said.
Brhal11 Back• U.S. o• Ir••
WASIDNGTON <AP> -British Prime Minister Margaret
Thatcher publicly pledged Brill.ah support for United Nation.a
1ancllons again.st Iran today. •·we lndicated vecy clearly \hat when the United States
wishes to go to the Security Council for further powers under
Chapter 7 (the part of the U .N . charter deallna with aanetions),
Great Britain will be the first to support lt," Mn . Thatcher said
after she, President Carter and tbelr advtaera met at tbe White
House
"You expect nolhlng leas and you will receive nothine less,"
she said
lllMHleft• Accord• 81g•ed
LONDON (AP) -Robert Mu1abe and Joshua Nkomo, co-
leadera of the Patriotic Front pn1lla alliance, today tniUaled
arl'ln1ementa for a Rhodesian ceue-flre and political aettle-
meat, a 1pokaman tor the Frcnt 1aJd. The accord would open
tbe way tor peace la ~ Brttlab colOQ¥.
; • The Front apoteamad Hid arru1•ent1 are beina,.made
for a ceremonial signature meeting Wednesday when the over·
all peace settlement will be formally concluded
~No NelV Oil Price
.Hike, Saudi Says
CARACAS, Venezuela <AP> -
As the l.J.nation Oraanization of
Oil Exporting Countries con·
vened here today, Saudi Arabjan
Oil Minister Ahmed Zaki
Yamani said he does not expect
the cartel to raise prices again
ffler the recent bike& by several
OPEC members.
Yaman1 said Saudl Arabia,
whlch produces one-third of
O.PEC'a oll, would not ralae
prices beyond the $24 level an·
nounced lut week atid would
maintain production at 9.5
, mUUoo barrel.I a day durtn1 the
fint three monlhl of llMIO.
World oU prices were about
100 percent above last year's
level• 11 the cartel'• oil
ministers conven.cl behind tiltht
security in this Venesuelan
capital to debate another pot·
sible price bike.
Even ll the price la not raiaed
any further durin& \he OPEC
conference, American retail
1aaoline and beallna oll prices
could eo up by as much u 11
centa • 1allon.
OftANQf: COAST LtSC
DAILY PILOT
The latest hlke by Saudi
Arabia rat.ed lta prtcea 33 per·
cent above previoul level.I, but
ju1t barely above tbe 123.50 ceU-
lns price aet by OPEC ln June.
Other-countriee, 1ucb u Libya,
paned that cetllni tnonthl aao
and are preninl for further ln·
crea1e1.
"The industrialized countries
can pay whatever we aak," Lib. y~ 011 Minlater hzedin al
Mabrak told a reporter.
Libya, wblch breached the
OPEC celllns in October, ID·
nounced another price lncreue
Sunday. It blked the price ot lll
hflb-quallty crude oU -prised
for ttl bl~ yield of 1uollne -
by $3.73 to $30 a barrel, retroac·
Uve to Nov. 1.
Mabrak el.lo said Libya, which
1blp1 nearly half of the 2 million
battell l\ produces datly to the
UDi\ed a.tea, will reduce pro-
duction neJrt year, but did not
say by ho-. much.
Indonesia also boosted ltl
price by '3 to '25.50 for a a..
gallon barrel. lran'• official
Para newt .,-.cy 1aid the prl09
of Iranian crude bad been ral.Md
'5 to $28.50, but Iranian Oil
Minister AU Akbar Motnfar
called the report a rumor.
•
Y~ A.rt.I. CAP) -A NavY J m tic.fora w a.-.t.n.Jalal nl&bt ea fl re o 'a ho ff 1 ad 1lowtd
{b llriKMt l&aQ&ar to-
daJ t al' feMt Oftt penon on~ .... auUM>rtUa Mid. T jlUot ejected 11ftlJ .,.._
lb• Jtt eaplodtd, acattmn1 d brla ~ a wide UU al UM
Yuma a1rpon.
At a.ut ftn lltbt planM tbe
alrport were dlma1ed or
dt1h'oyed. Tb• banaar -an •
IO· bl.~f .foot eoacret• block buil -"loMed like tt had
bHQ bi by a na=bomb," ac-eoa'dlnt to one .
Tbe TA• jet wu takin.I off on
the north-eut ruawv of the Johll clvWan-mWtarJ airport wllen lt vetted to lb• north. Ar.
tbe pUot ejected, the Jet clipped
a trailer and then bit the rear of
th• banaar It conUnoed throuah
th• buifdiq, exited throulb the
front door at the other aide and
plowed lnto a row of parked
pJana before comlnt to real
There were report.I ol other lD·
JUriff
A 1pokesman said the Jet hit
the Birch Aviation ban1ar, kill·
ing Paul Birch.
Tbe pilot. whose name was
withheld, wu not injured, the
spokesman said. The pilot was
identified only as a student
naval aviator from Squadron
VT2S, operatin1 out or tbe Naval
Alr StaUoo at Cbue Field in
Beevllle. Texas.
An accident board was ap-
pointed to investigate and de·
termine cause of the crash.
The cruh caused a power out-
age in the area and police closed
off abqt.rt three miles of blpway
80 ·from Arizona A venue to
Fortuna.
Runaway
Auto Kills
Woman Owner
A Cotta Mesa woman was
killed Sunday after she ap-
parently feU while startin& her
car and il backed over ber
several times, police said today.
Sgt Tim Holbrook said
Beatrice Finley Manball, 47,
died ln the 5:30 p.m . accident ln
front of El Pescador restaurant
at 17th Street and Tu1Un
Avenue.
Re Mid Mn. Martball Jeft the
restaurant after apparently
arguing with her husband and
tried to start he r car. Her
husband had come in a separate
car, Holbrook said
Details of how Mrs. Marshall
rell out of the car and It began
backing up aren't yet known,
Holbrook said.
He said the car a1>1>arenUy began circling in reverse, part.
ly in the parlting lot and partly
in drivut1 lanes on 17th Street,
runnin& over Mrs. Marshall
several times while p11aenby
tried to halt it.
The runaway car struck one
car on 17th Street. but the
driver, James Gordon Day, 34,
of Newport Beach, escaped
wltbout lAjury, Holbrook said.
A motorcycllat beblnd Day,
Brian Bi.shop of Newport Beach,
narrowly averted a aecood col·
Uaioo and managed to jump into
lbe runaway car and bail tt,
Holbrook said.
Mra. Manball was taken to
Hoa1 Memorial Hoapilal but ef.
forts to revive her were unauc-
ce11ful, be said.
The victim'• buabaad, Robert
Llewellyn Marshall of Co.la
Mesa, was held on 1u.aplcloa of
betns dnmk In 1>ubllc. but tbe cbarse waan'l related t4 the
death, oftlcen 1aid.
They aaid tnvesti1alion into
the tn1edy ts conllnutn1.
The pre-conlerence •.Plurse of
price hikes WU belUJl Wl week
wh•n a bloc of OPEC
mod-ratea. led by Saudi Arabla.
bumped prices up $6 to SM a :
barrel.
Tbe Saudl·led bloc said lt
raised prtea early to bead off
even mater price increuea at
the Venauela conference.
C4RTER :4SKS
FUC DISRUY
Wrapped J]p la Bu Werle
Hot alr balloon-maker Doo Piccard
deflates one of his new moclet. followin&
a recent test run in Costa Mesa. He
made this one -lt '• 60 feet hi&h when
inflated and encloses 75,000 cublc feet -
for Jim Wright of La Croue, Wla. Eri&ht
plan• to eall It "La Croaae Word
Puzzle." He saye there are lots of neat
places to go ballooning in Wlacon.aln.
Rites Held
For Producer
Milton Bren
Private funeral serv1Cff have
been held for MUton H Bren. T~.
of Newport Beach, a noted bus•·
nessman. motion picture ex
ecuUve and sportsman who dJed
Friday after a Ions bout with
cancer.
Bren was to be buried at sea.
A lon1 -tlme Southern
Call fornta restdent. Bren
became a leadm1 studio ex·
ecuUve and rum producer U\ the
early 1920s at the Hal Roach
studios and al Metro-Goldwyn·
mayer.
He was responsible ror such
films u "Topper," "Merrily We
Live." "There Goes My Heart"
and numerous films starnng
Wallace Beery.
Bren. a 2S-year resident of
Newport Beach, also was in·
votved lo commercial real
estate developgient or office
buildinp ln the Lo. AD&elea and
Newport a.reu.
A World War ll veteran of tbe
Coast Guard wbo saw action u
a destroyer captain in the
Pacific Theater. Bren aao WU a
yachtsman He won the Pacific
Coast Star Class Champ1ooshiP6
in the early 20s and be skippered
larger racing yachts for 35
years
He t. survived by his wife.
Academy Award winnlng ac
'1reu Clair Trevor of Newport
Beach; sons Peter Bren of
Paris, France and Donald Bren.
an Irvine Company owner, of Lo6
Angeles. andatx grandchildren.
Bren died at Hoag Memorial
Hospital ln Newport
Home Ransacked
In San Clemente
San Clemente reaidenl Linda
Wtlklnaon told police Sunday
burclan ransacked her home
after uatnc lawn furniture u a
ladder to break into an upstain
bathroom window.
Police did not releue the list
of items taken or their approx·
lmate value, but described the
1011 u "extenaive.
MILLER'S SEAT. • •
TOO D ll£GA.SD8 •n.LER as a formidable oppo-
nent ~le the mualve adverse reaction to Miller's ap.
l)OlDtment to the Third Diltnct seat tut July by Governor
l)rown Like o&Mn. N•l&Dde MJDMS there could be and
pc»1ibly .u..cty la • public backlub to tbe duaat.roua
publicity that accompanied Miller lnto office and has.
haunted him ever since It's called ~ underdog syndrome and could be a big
plus in Miller"• favor. especially lf a multitude of can-
didata step forward next year to lambaste the appointed
ancumDelll.
ON TOP OF THAT. Nestande t. sensitive to the poesi·
ble backlaab that Ollgbt be created by the JOtnt Republican
and Democratic ealabli.shment alip.ment w tus comer. He
aees the powet' structure'• endonemeot of btmsell u a
poaaible tool Miller mlpt take advantace of durint the
campailD by cutinl himself ln the role of the anU·
establilhment caDdldate and Nestande u the establish·
menl'1 bandptclr.ed and pollshied candidate. Howner. when dac~ng the dec:tslon he was asked
to make and the rorfe1Un1 ot hl5 assembly seat, the item
tbal wetcbed beavtest ln Nestande's conversations center
on it.ate ,ovemmeot'1 cooUDWJlj UDpact on county gov·
ernmeat.
n lllXft-Y WASN'T ao certain that tbe major battles reflecdnl bea.U.t oa Oraa1e County's ruwre weren't to
be foqbt tn s.uam-to rather tlau lD Sula AM
&Ida ..... ~ bicbwaya and
ftnuee m 6e .-.. ... ol are. no matter
what ta said \ocalb. issues that will be decided mo~ by
stale oft\aala than their k>cal COQllterparta.
And u On.Dae County enters the final phase of lta de
velopment U\ the 19805. Nestande wuo't so ~rtain that tus
place LSn·t m Sacramento
PEll80NALLY, BE 1.8 more attuned to P•rtiaao politics and a le11slator's role than he ts to nonpartisan
politicaJ alflll"I and that aometune1 awkward dual role of
legillator-adminiwator a county auperviaor plays.
N•ande 11 a Ronald Reqan lo7al&.lt who. al the 11me
time. ii palatable to tbe DeD>OCratlc auucwre. He 11 alao a
You.DI tecWetor wbo baa crown aomewbal weary of com· mu.Uni ~ to Sacramento. He la eooup of a political
naliat to eee the Mlvant••• lD bavin& to run for office on·
ly once ln ...., fO!W' years as well u tbe comfort of daily
coot.act with bis coUUW.ta
So• of DOW. Nest.ande, like it or aot. is the man oo the
wblte bone rtaklnt bis political lifestyle to cballen1e Ed
lllllef.tuad lo the p:roceu have somethm1 to ny about the lnflumce ot Miller backers Jane foada and Tom Hayden
on political life in Oran1e County.
Brown Funder Attracts 25
SEA'M'LE (AP) -It wu DO
1rand IOlree -ooly 2S people
showed up for bis SlOlh-p!ate
dinner -but Callfonda Go..
Edmund G. Brvwn Jr. tns1atec1
that support ls sw•Wn1 for bis
presidential bid.
"lly candidacy is building.
lt'a developing momentum all
over the country. wbe~nr I
10." Brown said Saturday ftiaht.
GENERAL NEWS
EUJ:LSY (AP> -All ti•
tort ti aidtr!8' .. k"' C lcMoll I U. DNf
... 8JiM ~u.oup &be tc'°°'9 .,. -'° IDO'f't ..,., • CDl.llm f ........
• tla•ltw . OppaMID fl tM 1cbool'1 ,...
locaUca.., bu _.
a mottl·mlllloD dollar mla\aa, hlehullat A1Hmbl1maa To BatH, 1).oa•laa~, and &bt
a.rt ley Qty Oouncu.
8ATD ft.ANS TO Wtnl &be ftCbt to tbe 1tat.t IAllalatUN
January. He all"ead1 bu .-t a
t.leSTam ut1nt Gov. Sdlmmd aron .Jr. to reeon1lder tbe
etat.t'• pan. to move the •cbooll
laA .
a lba-mw Mltmlc 1atttJ law
tbat prabltitt.d U.. •ttu.atloD or eoutnacticm ol tcbool bulldtoCI '•on tbe trace ot aa active
I ~fault." ~~~:::==:i:i~~~~~~~:
Howner, on. or tne map·• ~lll'Vl~~SO~o'-. ~Ou.Ffu;f~, cbltf r't., DortbJ Rad· · .. , '' brucla· 1 coaceda Uaat lbe drew Ctit fault trac. ...... tbe
aebOol bu&klnp oa tbe bull cl ~
only ·~ J.ndinct" lafonna. J u~. tnlD't mw im Uaat two CHRISTMAS
uo ICl•Dti•l• completed a aEARANCE t.bol'Oueb MilmocrapbJc 8bldy cl
the acbool llt. ln connection wtth
=~4= ti! ;e.~;.entty'a STARTS TODAY • DEC. 17th
MO ADMISSION CHAIR
-----~----------Berkeley rHldtata baH *'l\MJ4 ftom the atal1 \Mt IDOY• 1DI tbt acboola would d9Jldve
luedlcappod •tvdenta of
Berkele)''a apedal 9due•= cultural, vocaUoul and m
10 Yie /o_r Seats e
On Chamber Board 5
To sa oua llAUTWVL
D•Oll.HAteMADI
OltMAM8fn •.. CHRISTMAS
Ow Giant Ecb PolnMttiaa
have never been more
beautiful. They are
.vaHable with multiple
blooms In either Christmu
red or white.
proarama.
Bates and aeven council mem·
ben Joined the t11bt after read· Five locumbeatl, four cballeqen and tmmedlate put preai·
tn1 a aerte1 of articles in 1be deal Bernard Allen are seetinc five open seat.a oo the San
Dally Callfomlan, the Univerai· ClementeCbamberolCommerceboardofdirectors.
t.y of California at Berkeley'• BalloU muat be cut by Dec. 28. Chamber members may mail
student· run new1paper. that the ballots to P.O. Box Al, Su Cliemeat.e t2812.
questioned the basis of the Allen, a member of the-current chamber board because of hia
state's dedsion ln 1972 to move service as past president, la ltd.in& electJoo u a direct.or in t.bia
DICoaATIOMS
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The challengers on the ballot are Margaret Colllna, SerJio • S the schools from Berkeley. year's race. antkiues&floral
A MONTH· LONG loveat1ga. Puente, ~ne Vorpahl and Bob Wright The incumbent.a are Joe ~ JJZ !IL..-& "w-.....-~ lion revealed that the decilion Anderson,CurtHay,An.oKeller,JlmMeadandTomWerner ~ "'y,,,_ _
was baaed on inaccurate reparta After the five directors are elected, Chamber President
that an earthquake fault runs Georse Gearn will appoint five more members to this year's """4 • L....-a.-11t • 49...0722
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Objector Jailed
FRESNO (AP) -A
Clovis man was sen-
tenced to 179 days In
·• custody on four count.a
of willful failure to file
federal income returns
~n .looqutn d i McM Anhur • N{>\Ol'j)OJO 84-Mh 1>4().5800
·• and fllinc false federal
withholding exempUona.
Derrell Oliver Day ia a
former national vtce
chairman of the now de·
funct Tax Rebellion
Committee. --Open IWy S.. to 5pm
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What IJetter nm1 lhan low to
Home
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PHlll\9 and 8U1terlng.
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Equally eHtctlve 3 4 2 on A1phalt, Metal
and Masonry'
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Wnte down messa,es
on a Doodk Phont.
TouchCall $84.~ Dial $69 95•
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Everybody can use one.
It's a telephone you can own
from the GTE Phone Mart.
But not just your
common household
variety of telephones.
These phones come in
shapes and colors you\1e
never imagined.
They look like presents.
The GTE Phone Mart has all the phones
you see here. And more.
_ You buy them in the store.
And take them home with you.
Usually they
plug right in. If
you do need
GTE
Phone Mart connectors, an
installer will make the
easy conversion for
a nominal cost.
A telephone for Christmas isoriginal.
It's thoughtful. And you11
be ·remembered every
rime it's used.
This year say "Merry
Christmas:' With a
gift that jingles.
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Seat: Why Does · Brue~
IH/T POLITICAL CO•FOJLT didn't
come easy for the tl-year·old aa-
aembl.Tmaa from Orante. Three times
before be climbed into the '10th District
aeat. Nestande bad tried for elected of.
nee. And th.Ne times be finh1W second
beat, twice to then-DemocraUc A•·
aemblyman Ken Cory. CoosequenUy, in personal con vena-
tions. Neatande often reflect.a oo those
euly frmt.ratlng election defeat.a and. .,.._YIUA
men tba molt elilcted oftkcihtldm. couma bil potitlca.1
bles1-, Alli>, tie ta not a1f that l.mpn ned bJ Ute e~
power bomil and poUeieal tQwto tbat hue pledpd tbetr
1qpport wlUJe arit.q hbn to take CID Jllller . .
A POU'l'ICAL P&AGllA1'8'1', Nestande knows that ii
be u to defeat 11.lUer It will be what be someUmea calls
''tb• people beb1Dd all tboee doon at all u.e bomea tbal..
lD tbe ftDal aulyats. detenn1ne wt.O 1dm electiOOI .••
And DOt ill tboae people bebind all tboM doorl ln all
thole ..... lD tbe Tbird Sapenhortal Dlatrict know
Bruee Natande.
The diltriet'a vottnc breadbasket reaches UlrouCh P'uUeJ1oa.. La U.bra, Brea and Placentia even ~ 1eo-
crapbJcallJ it stretches from La Habra in the north tbrouih the upper reacbes ot El Toro and lliNICID Viejo.
So, in reeeat coavenaUom Neaande bu talked ot a
mauiYe penod.a1 campalp to acquaint lllmadf with thole
voters who have not seen the name Bruce Nest.ande on a
ballot before.
(See ..U.D'SSEAT. Pa•e AZ) Miu.ER
Mesa.Wonian Killed
Victim Run Over by Backing Auto
A Costa Mesa woman was
killed Sunday dter sbe ap·
parently fell while st.artio& her
car and it backed over her
several times, police said today.
Set. Tim Holbrook said
Beatrice Finley Marshall. 47.
died in tbe 5:30 p.m . accident in
front ol El Pescador reat.aurant
at 17th Street and Tua tin
Avenue.
He said Mrs. Marshall left tbe
restaurant after apparently
ar1Wni with her husband and tried to atart her car. Her
huaband had come in a separate
car, Holbrook said.
o.ta1lll at bow lln. ......n
fell out al the car and it bepn
backing up aren't yet bown.
Holbrook laid.
Wekonae l'isitor in Mesa
He aaid the ~r appareatly
be1an ctrcllnc in reverse, part· ly in the pa.rtUna Jot and partly
in driving lanes on 17th Street.
running over Mrs Marshall
several times while pasaersby
tried to halt it.
Forsaking his traditional sleigh, Santa
Claus arrives by helicopter at Paularino
School in Costa Mesa today, flanked by
community services officer Sandi Rose and
Sgt. Carl Jackson of the city's police de-
partment. Below , Santa gets a hug from
6-year-old Cori Berg.
The runaway car struck one
car on 17th Street, but the
driver, James Gordon Day, 34,
of Newport Beach. escaped
without in1ury. Holbrook saJd.
Spy Trials Lao•?
Hostages' Freedom
For Holiday Nixed
TEHRAN, Iran <AP> -Mili· tant atudents occupying the U.S.
Embassy denied today that any
of the 50 Americans they hold
would be released by Christmas
and aaJd all hostages will be
tried as spies.
Foreign Minister Sadeah
Ghotbiadeb told foreign re-
porters Sunday that some
hostages "possibly" would be
CARTER ASKS
FUG DISPUY
WASHINGTON CAP) -Presi-
dent Carter baa ai1Ded a ooo-
1re11lonal resolutJon deslsnat·
inl T'uMday u .. national unity
day.. lo support of the U.S.
boataps m Iran.
He asked lndlvldual
Americans and or1anizaUona "to obMne tbat daJ by pt'OID·
lnently dlaplQtnc tbe American fla .....
released before Cbristmu.
''No, no, they are not goina to
be releaaed," a student
spokesman told The Associated
Preas.
He aald tbe embassy occupiers
would leave the aeWng of a trial
date up to the lranian people.
"The lranian oeoole will de·
KENNEDY, CARTER
UNfTED ON IAAN-M
cide that." He dld not
elaborate.
Gbotbadeb said tbe Iranian
autboriti• have not beiun coa-
sldertac a date for a bostqe trtal, but that tbe)' are puWns
toaether an lntenlaUonal ''ll'Ud jury" to lnveltiaate U.S. Unb
wltb the former lb.ab·• "Sime· bectanln1 Jan. 1 or 2. The pro.
~·-. woWd take about two weeu, be aalcl. and boetac•
micbt ~ .. wUD"••· '"but not .. tbe accaMd. ••
He bad l8'd Wan Ulat the taosta .. would not be tried unW CIMD&N,P•AJ>
* * * ·Newsman Delivers Mail to Iran
A motorcycbat behind Day.
Bnan BISbop of Newport Beach.
narrowly averted a SttOnd col·
lision and managed to Jump tnto
the runaway car and halt tt,
Helbrook Uld
Mrs Manhall was lAkeo to
Hoa& Memonal Hospat.al but ef.
forts to revtve her were unsuc
cenful. he said
The Vlctim's husband. Robert
Llewellyn Marshall of Costa
Mesa. was held on susp1c1on of
heme drunk in oublic. bUt the
'charge wasn't related to the
death. officers said
They said anvest1gat1on into
the tragedy as contmuaog
~rters Meet
No New Oil Price
Hike, Saudi Says
CARACAS. Venezuela CAP> -
As the 13-oatioo Organization ol
Oil Exporting Countries con·
vened here today. Saudi Arabian
Oil Minis ter Anmed Zaki
Yamaru said he does oot expect
the cartel to r&LSe pnces at.am
after the recent hikes by several
OPEC members
Yamani said Saudt Arabia,
which produces one third of
OPEC's oil, would nO'l ra11e
prices beyond the $24 level an
nouoced last week and would
maintain production at 9 .S
miU1on barrels a day durin& the
first three months of \980.
World oU prices were about
100 percent above last year's
l evels as the cartel's 011
ministers convened behind light
security tn this Venezuelan
capital to 'debate another pos
stble price hike
Even ti the pnce 1s not raJ.Sed
any further dunog the OPEC
conference, American reta.I
Suspect Held
In Costa Mesa
Rape Attempt
guoli.ne and beating otl prices
couJd 81> up by a.s much as 11
cents a gallon.
The latest hake by Saudi
Arabia nused Its pnces 33 per-
cent above prevtous levels. but
Just barely aboYe the $23.SO ceil·
mg price set by OPEC in June
Other couotnes. such as Libya.
passed that ce1hng months ago
and are press10g for further in·
creases
"The 1ndustnallzed countries
can pay whatever we ask." Llb-
y an Oil Minister lzzedan al
MabraJt told a reporter
Libya, which breached the
OPEC ceiling m October, an
nounced another pnce increase
Sunday It biked the price of its
h1gh-quahty crude otl pnzed
for lts high yield of gasoline -
by S3 73 to $30 a barrel. retroac·
live to Nov 1
Mabralt also said Libya. which
ships nearly half of the 2 million
barrels il produces daily to tbe
United St.ates. wtll reduce pro·
duclion next year. but did not
&ay by bow mu.ch
Indonesia also boosted its
price by $2 to $2.S.SO for a 42·
gallon barrel Iran's official
Pars neWB qency said the pnce
of Iranian crude had been raaaed
SS to $28.50, but Iranian Oil
Mlnllter AU Akbar Molnfar
called the report a rumor.
Coast
Weather
P'alr tbroqh Tuesday
ud. all&btl1 . cooler Tues-dQ. I.owl toaJabt CODcetl·
trai..a: lb the 409. Ht1h1
~ rUPaa from • at CM 1'Mdw to 12 ln· •
land . .;, -.
IDBTODAW
Al rt
J RUSALEll CAP> -1be laraeU Parliament voted today
to restrict abcutlou. endtQa • cmls wbkh threatened to topple
Prime lllnilter ll••daem'Jle'1o•e coalition 1ovemment.
The Kneuet voted u.u. with nine abstentlona, to repeal • .
law ellowtq •bortlOQI for aocial or economic nuona, but the
bill m• pass t.o mon readinas before tt becomes law.
Because or a threat by a four-member ultra-Orthodox party
lo drop out of the coalition, Begin declared the vote lo be a vote
of confidence in hla rule, forcina recalcitrant coaUUon sup·
porters lo vote in favor of the repeal.
, Otl•riae Can Der•ll
CITY OF INDl!STRY CAP)-Sb Soul.hem Paclftc tank
can, one carryln1 hquld cblonne, derailed and overturned to-
day, Los An1eles County fire officials said.
No injuries were'"reported and the chlonne did not spill the
officials said ·
One of t.he other overturned cars contatned llquld carbon
dioxide and another car contained a pelletized non-toxic sub-
stance used as a packing filler, a fare department spokesman
i.a1d
· BriCala Ba~lu IJ.S. on Ira•
WASHINGTON CAP> -British Prime Minister Maraaret
Thatcher publicly pledeed Bntish support for United Nations
sanctions aaainst Iran today.
"We indicated very clearly that when the United States
wi11hes to go lo the Security Council for further powers under
Chapter 7 Cthe part of the U.N. charter dealing with sanctions),
Great Britain will be the fi rst lo support it," Mrs. Thatcher said
after she, President Carter and their advisers met al the White House
"You expect nothing less and you will receive nothing less."
she s aid
· Rlaedesla Accords Slga~d
LONDON CAP) Robert Mugabe and Joshua Nkomo. CO·
leaders of the Patriotic Front euerrilla alliance. today lnlUaled
• arranpmente ff>r a R~an ~NM-ft.re and political aettl•· ment. a spoketuban for Front laid. nae accord wou.14 open
11the way'°" pace UI the Bntlab colony.
Tbe i'ronl 1PC>kesman uld unn1ement.1 are Wn1 made tor a ceremonial 1l111ature meeuna Wednesday when the over· all peace settlement wllJ be formally concluded.
Bird? Weed?
Cqnyon Fire Cause Traced
A tumbleweed or blrd that
flew a1atn1t. 56,000-volt. elec-
trical wires was blamed today
for a SS.acre fire Ulat menaced
Laauna Beach and Emerald Bay
laal week cauaing elt'acuatioo of
200 people.
Tbe Tuesday nl&ht blaze that
injured nine peraona and badly
damaaed one expenaive home
vrbile acorcbina othera •tarted
on a ridge between Boat and
Emerald canyons.
Capt. Marc Hawldna. county
fire department spokeaman,
11ld several wtb\e11et aaw a
roret111 object atrtke the wires
On the windy hill.
"The tumbleweed or bird or
whatever It was bunt lnto
names and fell to the "1"0und."
Auto Parts Buro
LOS ANGELES (AP>-A
major emeraency blaze at a
downtown auto 11lva1e com·
pany Sunday caused an e1Umat·
ed ~.ooo dama1e before It wa1
broucht under control by 16 city
fire enatne companies.
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Hawkins said. The namlng mal·
ter landed in bn.ulh.
More than 420 flreflghtera -
aided by a fuel break between
the hilltop homea and dry
chaparral -subdued the names
lashed by gale force winds
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IRAN •••
tbe grand jury reported and It.a
flndinga could be evaluated
But the students, who lnsi.llt
the •bah be returned to Iran for
trial, have contradlcted or over-
ruled Gbotlnadeh several times
on the status of American
diplomata held ln Iran.
Tehran Radio today quoted
Ghotbzadeh aa sayin• invlta-
tlont to Join the "grand jury"
are being extended to Nobel
Peace Prl1t·wlnnln1 Irlah
1tateaman Sean MacBrtde and Loul•·l!'.dmond PetUtl, president
of both the Parta Bar AalOC!fa.
lion and the International
OrganiuUon of Catholic JurlJtl.
Both aaid today that they bad not received lnvitation1.
Told ot the radio report, Mac.
Bride, ln Dublin, uld bla
participation would depend oo
the Inquiry's term1 of reftreae.,
ita purpo1e and who el" ... in-
volved..
llacBride, a on•·Umt Ir1lb Republican Armf chief. won &M
Peace Prue 1n 1974 for b1I work
in Soutb·West Aide• <Namlbla) and vlltted Iran eatUer to belp med.late the crtal.I.
Anotber broadcut 1ald 1nlD ta
ato&>Diu oil 1alel to Panama,
wbeio the lhab bai tak Nf.
u1•· on a rno;t i1Jaad. :! Pilla.ma aaJd lkladl1 tblt It •
not im1>Glt*t ot1 frltD lru 1'71. ,.
Tht .,.... ln TehtU qiiQttd a
report nm lt«m1MliaJa!J.ii:U..
weat 1arln1 abOut * lraql m•rceurtel &u.e~ tM Ir•
. nlan border po1t~ub·•· kl•Jlt on ~ With b""~r '"' ~fit~,:.£.*"~" merffaait• att.ntd _..,
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!VU 111A • CA ) -A NaY1 Jet ammumtklo far 1
wea tra1nlU fUtbt e fir• o tateoR d plowed .... • a!rPclft' ..,.., '°'
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dt "' OMI' • wide ...... , the
Vumaall'J*t. • At fht Hahl planes at tbe
airport were cSam11ed or
d 1&roytd Tbt baaaar -an
IO·bY ·lOO.foot concrete block
bulldlna -"looked like lt bad
been bll by a ~m bomb." ac·
cord.lu to one wttnea. Tb• 11'M jtt. WU taklq olf 00
the north-eut runway of the
Joint clvUlan-mllltary airport
wbeo If veered to the north. Aa
tM pUot eject«l, the }et clipped
a trailer and tbeo hit the rear ol
tbe bl.DJ~· Jl continued throup
the bulldl.nl. exited throuib the
front door at the other tide and
plowed tnto a row of parted
planet before comin1 lo rest.
There were reporta of other ln-
jurlea.
A 1poke1man said the jet hit
the Birch Aviation han•ar, kill-
ln1 Paul Birch.
The pilot, whose name was
wlthbeld. wu not injured, the
spokesman said. The pilot was
ldtntlfled only as a s tudent
naval aviator from Squadron
VT25. operating out of the Naval
Air Station al Chase Field ln
Beevtue, Texas.
An accident board wu ap-
pointed lo Investigate and de
term1ne cause or the crash
The crash caused a power out
age ln the area and police dosed
off about thrff miles of highway
80 from Arizona Avenue to
Fortuna.
Rites Held
For Producer
Milton Bren
Private funeral services h.ve
been held for Milton H. Bren, 75,
of Newport Buch. a noted busi·
neu man, motion picture ex·
ecutlve and sporuman who died
Friday after a lone bout with
cancer
Bren wu to be burled at sea
A lon1·tlme Southern
California realdeat, Bren
became a leadinc •tMio ex-ecutive and tum producer ln the
early 1i210a at the Hal Roach
stud!OI and at Metro-Goldwyn·
mayer r
He was responsible for auch
f1lm1 u "Topper." "Mernly We
Live," "There Goes My Heart"
and numerou1 films starrln&
Wallace Beery.
Bren, a ~-year resident of
Newport Beach, also was tn·
volved 1n commercial real
estate development of office
buildings in the Los Angeles and
Newport areas.
A World War II veteran of the
Coast Guard who saw action as
a destroyer captain in the
Pacific lbea\.er. Bren alao wu a
Y•chtaman. He won the Paclftc
Coaat Star Cius Champioo.ships
In the early 20s and be skippered
larger racto1 yacht.a for 35
yeara
He ii survived by bU wile.
Academy Award wlnnlnl ac·
tre11 Clair Trevor of Newport
Beach; 1ona Peter Brea of
Pana, France and Dou.Id Brea.
an Irvine Company owner, of Loe
An1el•. and 11.X 1randch1ldren.
Bren died at Hoac Memorial
Hospital in Newport.
Mesa \l eighs
Youth Funds,
Church Project
A youth outreach Pf'Ol1'•m'1
requ11t for fundln1 and a
church'• Nquelt for pennllUon
to build a NOIGI' dtheu bcutq
proJec!t will come before the
Cotta ll•• CttJ CouncU ~. Tb• meettni wU1 belfn at 1: ao
at council chambera, 11 Fair
Drive .
St. Jabil tbe Dtwtne Ep= Cburch ll ... ktni·• new dte1pati0i for lta p-ro-paty-at
Bay Street end Oran1• Avmue
to comtruct M unit.I of 1ub·
1tdlHd bou1tn1 for aealor etttsena. Th• pr'OJtd Ila ... ~
b)r IOIM ..... dUDI bl-"
dta•ltr and trd1o tnbletU. Al.lo 08 ......... IJlda II I re4111e1t from C1oter for CrtaUff AltenaUNI, m &.
ll\h ., for Nftllut .auta1
fUltdt tot ~dler IOClal iintce
JOClth outNaeb procrul4 TM lro:ae wu 4lmtd HnllDI
111t 1MDth becaUte tt dlda'\J«
UH ,..... to abaW llOW tftlC·
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Wrapped (Jp la Bu Werle
Hot air balloon-maker Don Piccard
defiatea ooe ol bit new models following
a recent C.t nm ln eo.ta Mes.. He
made th.la one -it's 80 feet high when
inflated and encloses 75,000 cubic feet -
for Jim Wright of La Croue, Wla. Ert&ht
plao1 to call lt ''La Cro11e Word
Puzzle." He says there are Iota of neat
places to go balloonln1 in Wlaoonain.
Earl Sheflin
Dies at 79;
Services Set
Gravealde services will be
held Tuesday for lon&tlme Costa
Mesa resident Earl Perry
Sbeflln. who died Friday at the
a1e of79
Serv1cee will be conducted at
11 a m at Harbor Lawn
Memorial Park In Costa Mesa
by the Newport Beach Elks
Lodge
Mr. Sheflln. who came to
Costa Mesa In 1932, was a re-
tired paintlne contuctor. He
belonged to the Elka and to the
AaaoclaUon of Retired Persooa
He wu the f•ther of Joseph H.
"Hal'' Shefl.ln of Coeta Mesa, a
top Newport Harbor Hl&h School
athlete in the early UMOI and a
former Newport Beach
policeman.
Mr. Shefiln also leaves bi1
1on1, Frank Leroy Sheflln of
Santa Ana and Robert Earl
Sheflln and William Hu1b
Sbeflln, both of Coeta ........
well u 11 anndcbUd.ren a.ad ll
areat·srandchlldren.
Harbor Boulevard
Hit by Blackout
A transformer failure was
blamed for a half hour blackout
that darkened an area along
Harbor Boulevard between Mer
rimac Way and Adams Avenue
Sunday, a apokesman for the
Southern Ca1Jfom1a EdJaon Co said today.
He said the failure occurred at
10: 10 a.m. ln the transformer at
Harbor Boulevard and Mer
rimac Way. cutting service t.o
2,080 customers for :W m1nules
Hunger Awareness
Day Planned atOCC
Huo1er A•nreneu uay,
apomored by the Hun1•r Proj· .ect Club, la scheduled Tueld.ay
on tbe Oran1e Coast Colleae
campus in Q>et.1 MHa.
A rock band, Tamarack, will
be featured u part of a noon ob-
1trvance on the quadran1l•.
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TOO. D a&GA&.De •ILLE& u a formidable oppo-
MDt despite the mualve a4vene reactJoo to Mlller'a ap-
point.meat to tbe Third Dtatrtct teal lut July by Governor
Brown. Ute oUaera. Nesta.ode sen.a. there could be and
poulbly alread.J la • public backlub t.o the diaut.rous
pubUett.y that tce0mpan.led KWer into office and has
blunted him t¥er alnee.
ft '• called the underdot 1yndrome and could be a bt1
plua ln Miller'• favor. apec1aJly I.I • mulUtude of can-
didates step forward oat year to lambute the appmnted
lDCUmbeat.
ON TOP OF 'l'llAT, NeAande 11 sensitive to the pon1-
ble back.lalh that °:1J:.:e created by the joint Republican
and Democr.Uc ea ment allpment m ha comer. Ke
sees the power atnactu.re'a eodot"Mment of himself u a
posalble tool Miller m11ht tak.e advant.11e of durtn1 the
campaip by cuUna blmaelf In the role of the anU·
eat.lbliabment candidate and Nestande u the eatabllab-
ment'1 band1>1cked and poUahed candidate.
However. when dJacuutna the dedstoo be was asked
lo make and the forfetuna ol ha uaembly a.at, the Item
that w~ heaviest ln Nest.ande's conversatlOM center
on atate aovemment's dmUnuin& Impact on county aov-
emma.
SS 8lllPL Y WASN'T 10 ceruia that the ma.jor battles
~ bellvtm QD Oraqe OMd.J'• future .. ren·t to
be fou.cbl ID Sacramento rather tlau ln Sula Ana.
Such llauea u •1\ef. t.raDapoNtioo, blpwaY1 and ftn•,,,. ID ol Propoa! ..... ao matter nu IS'.... mar. by
It.ate oftld. tMia
And as Orange County enura the ni;i phase of Its de·
velopment tn the 19809. Nestllde *asn·t ao certain that hts
place isn't in Sacramento
P£&SONALLl', HE IS more attuned to partisan
polillcs and a lea11lator's role than he •~ to nonpartisan
political alfa.1rs and I.hat aomet.ames awkward dual role of
leg1slator·adm11u.i.trator a county supervisor plays
Nestande 1s a Ronald Reagan loyallit who. al the same
time. la palatable to the DemocraUc structure He 1• a1ao a
youn1 lepl.ator who has 1rown 1e>mewbat weary of com-
muUns weekly to Sacramento He la enouch of a poUtJcal
realiat to tee the ad¥1nta1• in havtn1 to ru.n for office on-
ly once lD every four yean 11 well aa tbt comfort of da.lly
contact wtth bi. couUtuent.I.
Sou ot now, Nestande, like It or not, Ja the man on tbe
wblte bane rtlldn1 b1J poUUcal lifestyle to ch•llen1e Ed
Mlller IDd l.D the proeeu baV1110methinl to aay about the
lnlluenee al MWer backera Jane Food• and Tom Hayden
oo poUtical Ute in Oraqe County.
Brown Funder Attracts 25
SEATn.E <AP> -rt wu no
l"Ud IO(ne -only 15 peopte
abowed up for bia $100.a·plate
d11lner -but Callforuta Gov
Edmund 0 . Brown Jr. tDlllted
th•t 1upport ls 1we1Un1 for hf.I
preaicS.nUal bid
"My candidacy la buUdin1.
lt'1 devek>pina momentum all
over the country. wherever l
10." Brown aald Saturday a.tpt.
NO llATl'E& BOW much tbe chUd receives, JOU. U.
pa.reota, can claim a depeodeocy exemption u &one u <""'
the cblld ii under 19 or a full-time ltlldeat and <b> you pay
over half the cblld'a support.
Tbe 1979 Lax laws allow up to $1,100 to be received tu.
free. provided •100 la a gift. Any ~oesa would be taxed • the rates applicable to the beoefidary, wb.lcb, for moll
children, are low. \ ·
I( you give securities, you can start the child's educ&..
Uon on money man.a1ement. You can buy securities iD tile
child's name. in whids case the gill ls baaed oo the amounl
given to purcbaae the secwilles.
O&. ADVISES Georce Raskin, Merrill Lynch vice
pre11ldeot and manacer of the ccwporate tax department, you
can comklertranderriq aecunUel you already own that uw.
doinc well. to the child.
The gains will then be taxed at the child's tu level -
and you can Lake lbe louea oo the poor iavatmeats yoa
maln ., l.ncome tax benefit.a io YoUT hither bracket.
If you prefer to give cash for investing, use the doll&I"
cost averaging method of buying -under wbicb you put
the same amount of money into the same stock, regardleu •
of its pnce movement, at reeul&r intervals ov~r a 1001
lJme
BY BUYING DURING low markets <as well aa high>.
you average out pnca and usually stay ahead of the cur-
rent market. Tbese accumulation plana also can be used to
buy mutual fund shares.
Or you e&n use OM of several fonm ol trust that offer
you, the giver, income tax relief, and give the child a
regular income. Amon, the&e forms of trust are·
-~ simple trust, m wtucb the mcome is diatrlbut.ed
currently and taxed in the beneficiary's bracket:
• -THE COMPLEX trust that accumulates income rot
future distribution. This income la taxed to the trusL TM
tax is paid when the beneficiary rtteives the income.
Simp~ and complex living trusts can be revocable
Ccan be cbanled or canc-eled at any time> or irrevocable
(nothi.q can be cban1ed for the hie ol the tnltl). Revoc•· ..
ble trust property is taxed as part ol JOUT •tat.e; lrrevocat ble trust property ls oot.
A Clifford trust <also called a sbort·t.erm trust or a re-
venionary trust) is a way ol shift:in« income from one lax·
payer to anot.ber temporarily. Thia livtq trust allows you
to transfer a lump sum to anyone in a lower tu bracket
for at least 10 years and a day. The income is ~
beneficiary's and is taxed at his or her low rate. When the
trust ends. the property 1s returned to you, the giver.
Outlook Bright
For New-Grads
EVANSTON. Ill. <AP> -Despite gloomy ecoaom.lc
predictioos, a oaUooaJ 1~y &bows that a stroac job
market wm await moet coUece cradu.ates out year,
particularly eachw.ers.
The survey shows that overall, 16 percent more collece
1Taduat.es wttb bachelor's desreee and • percent mont
with master's desrees will be biNd in 1980 \ban in lt79.
''These fuJdlnp can be iDlerpret.ed la a positive way~·
u a definite upturo -in the job market few new c:oUece
graduates.·· said Frank S. Endicott, author or
Northwest.em University's 34th annual Endicott Report
and retired director oC the university'• office ol placement::
THE G&EATEST DE•AND will be for cnduatea witli '
majors in eneineertnc. aCC'OWltinc, buainesa administra·
tion, sales and computer science, •eeotdlnc to the 1urvey
of 170 ol t.be nation's lar&er corporatiooa. Job protpect.s for
liberal arts rqjors, however, will be somewhat dimmer. "
A veraee startio1 aatartea overall will increae by s. ~ percent to 8 percent. ;·
The report a1ao indicates that the puticlpatlq flnu..}
have brilbter bopee for the com.inC year than may ha~ •
been expected from widespread pl"Qjectioaa of a nationat .... receaaioa.
Gold, Silver Quotations
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811\e A111et111il Prw ... , =c: worl4 pld pricea todaf: 1 : IDOl'1llnl flxilll "80.e , up $3.IO; aftemoon-n.t.u • . .,, up su.10. : •ute: afternoon ftldnc sns.a. up,.... , 1 r...,..: seeo . .s. uD noo. ::
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N• Yen: ~· llarman •·~tap $1l.'5. • New Ya! U'd aeWnc ...... up N.!O. 4'
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"My brother is one of the wise guys."
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