HomeMy WebLinkAbout1979-12-27 - Orange Coast PilotLoob like It. doesn•t lt? But it's Just an optical illusion
created by pboto:.T~ber who found this angle and used a aoo mm kms. Act • the tanker la a aood dlltance touth
of the Huntiqton Beacb Pier. It was ancbored olf the
Huntingtao Beacb Ediaoo plant Wednesday, Pl&UI oil ashore.
2nd Death Certifieate
For Singer Presley
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER 27, 1979 --.n.-.-.•W'fl ......... .
ore ostage
* * * Gold Up
!To $511
An Ounce
LONDON (AP) -Gold soared
above $510 an ounce to new
peaks in Europe today amid COO·
•cern over a reported Soviet
l. mllitary buildup ln Afpantstan,
the continuing U.S. Embassy oc-
cupation tn Tehran and biiber
(oil prices. Silver also jumped
~UIO to $26.i.> an ounce.
The dollar was lower almost
•everywhere.
~ Gold was up as much as $36
(from pre-holiday prices in f Europe, following the metal's
'surge through the $500 barrier in
INew York on Wednesday.
In Loodoa, eold opened at a
record $507.50, moved to a rec-
ord fixing_ o! $508. 75 and later
closed at $511. This compared to
$485.50 at the close Monday.
Zurich, Europe's biggest
bulllon mart, also saw the price
start at $507 .50 and move to $511
by mid-<iay, up from $475 Fri-
day, the last trad.ini session in
the Swias financial center before
a long Christmas holiday. In Paris, where prices are tn·
flated by a 4 percent govern-
ment tax, bullion hit a record
$533.13 an ounce at the afternoon
fixing.
As eoid rose in Europe, the
dollar declined in thin trading,
with many buslnesses remaining
shut or thinned down during
Christmas week. In Tokyo, the dollar closed
marginally hieber at 239. 725
·yen, from239.55oo Wednesday
Altboueb gold markets in
Zurich and London were closed
Wedneeda,y, in New York eold
for December delivery rose to
$510 an ounce on the Commodity
Escbnee Inc. before closin& at ......
The dole was up *19.30 from
FrldaJ, the lut tradins day
before the bollda7 break. At
Rep1lbllc National Bank ol New Yon IOld c1oled at '5Qa. On M~ buJllos dealen lD New
YOJt aoldfor ... TM price ol Cold ls more than
doeble lta '231.1'15-a..tro1~
clGM bl 'mdoa at the end of ma. Gd nearlJ ~ abo.e lta tut.to m oanee clole at the end
CJl.Jl'M. 'De old record for &Old ~ ..• , __ J_ 4Wlnl the Euro-
~..-·~-Dec.JO. , ~. :'XobOillr wanu to aell, and
1 ...... ~ ......... feellq told'• ............... eald .. (lam..
Cliiit GOLD, Pqe Al>
Here Comes ilae Bond
The attire is informal now, but all that will change New
Year's Day when the Huntington Beach High School
Marching Band hoofs it down Pasadena's Colorado Street
m the annual Tournament of Roses Parade. It's the only
band from Orange County invited to participate in the
1980 Ro6e Parade and its 100-plus members are getting ln
shape for the 6-mile trek by practicing oo the streets of
their hometown. See story and additional pictures, page
A3.
Two Versions of Death Afghanistan's
Ex-minister
Seizes Power 2nd Certificate on Elvis Revealed
"It was a medical examiner's
case from Ule beginniog, but tbe
autopsy was not performed un-
der the medical examiner'a
law." said Franclaco, who hu
refUffd to releue the autopsy
report.
Presley was found UD·
consciom on a bath.room floor at
Im Graceland mamlon Aq. 11,
1977. He WU dead OD arrival at
Baptlst ffolptlal, and an autope7
WU performed.
Reporters Jamea Cole and
Charles ThomPIQD m tiled nit
in Auiust t.o foree Franciaeo to
release tbe aut.op9y report. fte
new1men helped compile in·
formatkla for u earllel' .. .,....
1e1ment that concluded Presley's death waa dru1·
related.
Francisco, who maintalna
Presley died of bJperteoalve
heart disease, baa aald the
autopay ..., performed at tbe
request of the Presley familJ
and is not a matter ol public
record.
Ch•,,,..U. D.J. AllaaDdratm
baa ordered all •'*:I nparta held by Frandaco 8apdat
Hoepital tumed OTV t.o the cowt
for u.f~IDI the out..
come ol tt. J lawsuit. No
date bM been .. for tbe cue.
Cole lald NlcbopoakJI aaJ..
( ... llLVll. .... AI) ,
TEHRAN. Iran CAP> -Rlldio Kabul tod.-y reported a coup in
A.fpantst.a, wtth power leiJed
by Babrek Karmel, a former
prtmemtntwter.
There were report.a that Semel
troopa were lavolftd ln ltrelt
nsbttn1, but aecounta were
stetcb,J ad caaflietlJll.
The repotted coup came aa
Soviet troopa and equipment
poured into the eou:nt.17 to aid iD
SOVWTa DOU8U TROOPS
IN ANHANISf'AN-M
TEHRAN. Iran <AP> -Three
Ameraean clereymen today
urpd comprom.Lae 1D tbe U.S.· lrallfp crtat. and a Freneb
arell=" •aict be eapeeted ··c~·•u..~ loatal:' .... u =llaJa actr " I I Ille ponf!l8ft1 ~ war. The mJSt,erJ o.er die MDnher of eaptins .,_
d~bJle, fresb evidence
emnad today that tome rullac
lleYOfutianary Cound1 olfldala
are r"''"C for tbe immbleat re-leue of tome U.S. boataees, pro-
vokina mon aa.cry cootndiC4
tioas 1rom the atudellt.a oecupy-
in1 the U.S. embasay.
A Foreicn Ministry
spokesman told The Aaaociated
Press~ an olftclal "•utcestioo"
that three bostaees of Mexicc.
Indian and Porturuese desceat
be released. The student
spokesman would not coofmn or
denY it.
At tbe same tlEM, a Japanese
newspaper quoted a council
member u aaytnc Iran expects
to release the boetaces alt.er an
international trlbunal in·
ve1t11ates the crimes th4! Unlt·
ed States aUececl11 committed ln
Iran over tbe put 30 yean.
'lbe Ben. Wllllam Sloane Cd·
fin, Tbomu Gumbleton and
William Howard flew bome to-
day at tbe end of a three-day
Cbriatmaa mlulon with
meuqes trom a number of the
capdvea to their famUia and a
plea for concWa~ both
aides ln tbe M-daJ . ··u -Ude_. a tttUe _.. •
toqb, It-.. to man the c6el' 1
aide a little more t.oqb ... camn
(See laAN, .... Al)
Coast
i
t
In an lntervte• followiq bis
heroic efforts. Greene said he
didn't want any publicity, add·
ing, "People's praise should go
to the Lord.''
He was hoDored at a
Downtown Bualneuman's As·
sociation breakfast, and
merchants gave the man a
plaque and television set in re-
cognition or his efforta.
His community efforta dated
much farther back than the
flood a decade ago.
Police U . John Zelko remem
bers Greene as "a sort of father
figure to the blacks in has
neiibborhood.
"Whenever there was a prob-
lem downtown. he would call
us, then go over and investigate
the trouble himtelf," Zelko re-
called.
"He gave us a hand more than
once with problems an the
Israel Seeks
Aid Increase
WASHINGTON (AP >
Defense Minister Ezer Welzman
111 reported ready to cite lrowlne
instability in the Middle Eut u
ap argument for a bil increase
in U.S. military and economic
ald to Israel.
W eizman had late afternoon
appointment• today lo press
Hrael'a cue with Secretary of
Slate Cyrus Vance and Defense
Stcretary Harold Brown.
laraeU sources indicated
Wel1man'1 trip, wbic.b appareot-
11 ca~ some senior U.S. of·
ficial.a by surprbe, wu Umed to
coincide with final decision·
naakins by the Carter ad-
ministration oo foretsn aid allot·
raent.s to be included ln next
y'ear'a budeet request to
aonereu.
Ceue-fire Eyed
8ALISBURY, Rhodetia <AP>
-Guerrilla commanders
mapped plma today to lead their
flabten into ceue-ftre campi1
after a tumultoWI welcome bome
from HftD yean ol bush war. A
British peacekffpiq convoy
fap.ned out from Salb bury, ill
Land Bown marted with wblte
ctouea to ward off poaible al· t.ck.
DAILY PILOT
... ,_
lllOTUltlD IN 1•
&.8guM'1 Dnld ....
aelOborbood, •• be 1ald.
lrefore moYiDI to Lasun• Beach. o ...... •U a porter 'Pith
Burlincton rallroadl.
When be moved to L•SUM
Beach with wife Guule, he
worked for character actor sum
Summerville in bia home which
la now the Beach House restaurant.
He later operated a ahoeabine
booth out.ide the old Henry
Peck barber shop.
A relilioua man, Greene wu a
deacon at the Second Baptist
Church of Santa Ana for many
years.
In recent years. be attended
the Community Presbyterian
Church in Laguna Beach.
He la survived by bis widow,
Gu11ie, of the Beverly Manor in
Caplatrano Beach . dauebter
Alice Kenner of Los Aneelea,
and grandchildren and seven
great-erandchildren
Memortal aervtces will be held
Friday at 1.30 pm. at the Com-
munity Presbyterian Church,
with Rev. A. J . Tankersley of· Ociating.
Inmate Flees
HidLMnin
Packing Crate
SAN LUIS OBISPO <AP> -
You've all beard of scantily clad
women jumping out of blrtbday
cakea.
Now, tbere'a the lnmate at the
~an Lula Obt.po Men'• Colony
who jumped out of a packing
crate wearin& only bia long UD·
derwear.
He threatened a supervtsor
with a homemade knife and fled
into the countryside carrylna a
pair of jeans and sb.irt under hi.a
arm
Prison spokesman Charles
Moye said 26-year-old Robert
Joseph Clawson made bis
escape after biding in a crate
that was moved to a warehouse
out.side the prlloo fence.
Moye aald the warebouae
supervisor became suspicious
when be aaw one of t.be crates
movins. When the supervtaor
lifted the top off tbe box,
ClaWSOD Jumped out brand1abtn1
his knife and fied.
ClaWIOO, who WU impriaooed
in February 1978 for an eilbt·
year and eiibt·month term oo
kidnap and robbel")' convtct.lolll
in Lauen and EJ Dorado COUD·
tiea, ii considered armed and
dan1eroua.
f'.,,...P.,,eAJ
KNOTT'S •••
Hid the d1nnen "will be a Pft
from allof Soutbem Callfornla."
The dbmen, which oonnally
tell f« M.15 each, have tbne
pleca ol chicken potatoet and 1rav~:.~aabarb, roll• and boyae Jam, peu, canou
and • llice of boJMnberry p&e,
.... llatal aald.
Craiee V euel
Slill on Reef
..
IRA.N' •••
*
GOLD •••
modtty Excbanl• trader In New
York.
"We're lookin1 for sold in the seoo. by the end of J UlUU7 ...
•aid Vincent Tne, • partner ln
the commodity house ol Jamel
Sinclair Is Co.
The bcRIH lat December pn.
dieted sold would be in tbe
"80-'520 ranae by the end o(
lt79.
With lnDiaD leader AJat.ollab
Ru.bollab Kbomelnl aaJlq tbe
U .S.·lran coafUet could erupt ~
to a "military war," tbe "Iran
1ltuaUan ii c.mtmutq to pulb -. .
th• prl~~ aald cme trader. "Af!1 rou 1et a eommmt
In whlcb aomeboclJ calll for
mtlltal"J actSml, lt'1 1otn1 to be
tied to ~ metU prteet,"
Hid an llWJlt.
Gold bad rt ... to MM an
OUDff bl wlJ Octobllr, 1'at tbm 1Ud belowMOO. Tiie metal bl(m
rut.ill apiD ta eartr Noftmblr,
att.r U. Ntlurt ol Amllleaa .bol~ at tbe U.S. em..._, ID
TMraa.
•
Walthlg ter llld•lfl•a
Sbouu.na for an encol'e by the Guy Lombardo orc1leltn
rare &olden monkeys from China practice linaina "Aiaid
Lana Syne'' wblle awaJUq the arrival of UliO and the
Year ol tbe Monkey, •ceordlna to Orient.al Zodiac. Tboee
born under the lip wW be witty and popular, but •I· areulw and 1mpetuouL
Fumes of Tanker
<:ause Alarm in HB /
H untlnJton Beach nremen
1too:.Ju•rd for two boura WecL~ over a tanker trudt
contalnln1 a bl1hl1 toxic
chemical that belched fumes ID·
to Lbe air and at one point poMd the threat ol an explotloa
Captain Ro1er Hotmer said
rtreCl~n. weartna bre•t.binl
1ur, sprayed cool water oa the
Stevenoa Brothen truck until
the bubbllnc chemical hardened
Into a IOUd form al about 7 p.m.
Evacuation waa not necessary, he said.
Tbe tanker bad been dnven to
a Huntiniton Beach industrial
area at 18062 Gothard St follow.
in' a tram derailment an La
Mirada, where the liquid
chemical wu spilled
Cleanup crews, authorities
said, vacuumed up 2,000 1allom
of the volatile mixture and
hauled the load back to H1mt-
io1ton Beach for overnl1bt
storage
Ne.2••• .. ,.__..
Recently retired Army
General Alexander N. Haig
Jr., 55, is moving from the
arena of international
military strategy and world
politics to become president
and chief operating officer
at United Technoloaiea
Corp .. a major military
equipment producer.
P'lreftitaten W9l'e called wbm
the ebemleaJ1 snddeab became
bot and POPDed pakN aeallq
the truck'•--conta1net' A amatl
but steady Jet of vapor wu re-
Aeued Ul&o ta. air. ffoN:lwr ~ Tbe cbemtcala. toluene and
dUsocyanate, an cluailled u
polaom that can cau.ae Mrtoua
Jun1 damase ii breathed, be
aald
Tbe cool water. Hoerner a ·
plained. camed the mixture to
tum ill&o a barmleu bk>ck ol polyurethane Lnslde the truct
The tnJicll, he UJd, wu moved
to a remote lndualrial 1pot
where the polyurethane will be
chapped from the truck's COO·
t&wer
Woman, 97,
Raped, Slain
ROCHESTER, N.Y (AP> -A
17-year-old woma found dead tn
her ranaadred bome Ch.rtstmM
nipt WM appa.rat.ly beaten to
death and ~xually uaaubed.
police say.
Tbe bodJ of Gertrude I.
llcFarlaad waa dlaco•ered
Wed,,,,.,ay nJCbl by a neiChbor
who checked on the woman daJ.
ly, officers aald
M aJ Anthony F ant11roui.
chief ol detectlftS, aaid the body
showed •iCU of havins been
beaten ID the face and on t.bl
head. 1bere were a1ao i.Ddlca·
tiODI that abe bad ~ sexually
aaaauJLed, be aaid.
Freed Yankee
Flying Home
ISTANBUL. T\lrtey (AP) -
After nve months In Jail oa ctnai
1mu1elins char1ea. Loretta
Dooley was releaaed on ball to-
day and her lawyer said abe
would n,y borne to Tracy, Calli.,
on Friday.
··we have remonct the 1-t
procedural barrier to ber
freedom," said Yucel Docnm",
lawyer for ~ 18-year-old MUI
Dooley, wbo ii •CCtlMd ol "at·
temptln1 to 1mu1sle" nlne
1rams ol buhiab to the Uldt.ed
States.
..T ... ,........., ••• "* nU•rtn .... , ~•e1111ln1'1m• =. ~ .,...,-::: ,• 'Tr ~.:.':' ..... ...,. ..
ror1 ••17 ,_ Lam a. ....-..~-·fl'Mili-... tint to ame lkllll w--.
da1 aftlrallmls :/car' ' r a •,111 t.11 .. acs o11 ... ._ ot a.-i41• car _. tilto Cllit ......
AIWd ........ tw
...,,. ....... to ... P.ane atJ
Buk -U.. aame 1MllldW
acrou tM ... -..S NL 1• aDottMw,.n.,wwetald ltbe~~adllll ~ eallall ......... 80
baPPJ," i...u. laid. ''Be ..
Jan ~ till 0"9 '1al I I add..t,,.dtM_, ...
bad. U we didn't ftDd It. I daD"t
Dow, .. miab& haft ..... -~ bUffn•
"It's a 16ee au11tmM Pf I • to1t.ea~."
Clemma ~ Mid Wt
the poach cm top ol bis car, Jot
In and cl.rove off, foresettiq
•bout tbe IDODe1.
Ernie Bemis, tbe blmk'1 ....
tut vice .,....a.dent of opera-
t.lou, Mid it ... ai.o • Dice
C'lu1stma9 Ill'! • to live tbe bau.
• · P'lnt ol all, to find a bq rib u.. ........ ti .. r-ur~
uaual. '' Bania Aid. ''Tben to
find the kids return1ac It . • . It · sure tumed out well.
''Everybody at tbe beak bad a
btc •mile • bis faee todaJ. It'•
like a Clartstmea pl'ltmt tMdQ alter ...... aa1d.
696thPenon
Dies in Leap
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Tbe
body ol an unidentifted 1'0Gll
woman wu found in San Fran-
ct.aco Bay after she jumped off
lb~ Goldm Gate Bridle, omda!a
Hy
The woman Jumped off the
bnd1e Wednesday afternooa to
bttome the .ab pencm to leap
to their death. Witn••• aid
abe put ber pane clown OD tM
11dewalk nur the 90Gt.b toww
of the bndte -quickly ....... over tbe rail a about a daaa
people wa1cbed
Tbe C.O..t Guard recoftnd
th~ body almost immechateJy.
r ...... r.,.eAJ
ELVIS .••
matted a c»ath certificate two
weoeb after' Preeley'1 death aay.
inl the CZ.year-old liqrer died ol
c •rd.lac arrtlytbmja. But be aaid
Fr anctaco ordered local bealtb
officials to iDtettept tbe docv-
me nt before it could be
fonruded to the It.ate llealtb
Department in Nuhville.
NidMJpoub, wbo faces a Ja.
14 heartns before the state
Board al Medical Examtnwa CID
cbarlll8 be oterprw.rtbed ....
to PreUeJ md IS otlim' r::-, could nat be reaeMd CIOID-
meat.
FU"e Said Anon
OAKLAND (AP) -A,,..._
the came of a '750,IOO ft.re
earlier tlM ......... -a~ Ai. Rapid Tnmtt car, ae -tD
the dlltrtd'• dlrector Of ..... ••nee md..., • •rllll·
Newport Surf·· Sport
4th Annual Ja~ Oearance We
' 10%-50% OFF
•
Ckrhtma• minion wltb ... ,.,.. IJ'1lal a aamber of tbe
e.J'd•el to 1bllJ' famUIM 1111111 • plea for cGDCilbUGD...,:Z batb l1del ID tbe~ 1t1 .
''Ucmellde,.U a UW. man
toufh, lt tends to mak• the other
aide a little more touib." Comn told report.en before leavlq
Tebran. "II 00t a1de deddel to
be a lilUI man O"adoaa. the
other lkle ba tbe freedom to be
a little man aradoua· ••
Tbe derD1MD. . .-~ an .ct9( elemelcy ...
ed •motlolial · Chitttmu ~ r ~ be Uld be bad DOt,... ..m.c. fol' tbe UDUTW • u.. efind -~ct prom!MI:· oeeupled U.S. Emba111 la CardlDal DU•al tdd,.
Tellnlat Wt for N .. Yon...... potWn at Orty Airport ... w U.., wen IC.beduJed to antw lit ,..... to bOpe for tbe • .,..,..
abouUp.m. PST. and~ poulble measure
Durtq tbe Pana lt.OpOYS, tbe of dewy" ror the bostacea.
arcllbillbop ot Alllen. wbD u-Tbe Slate Department bad DO
1t.ted It tbe Cbristmu servlees Immediate comment OD Kbo-
l.n Tebnm wtth tbe Am.ne-. mdni'• latelt prediction ol war
said be foand lnmlaa autbadtiea bet..-tbe Untted Stat. ad
and public •moa .. favorable to tran.
• ~oup Ill an 1st an
Parking Fee
Plan Flayed
81 IOANNE aEYNOLD6
... o.lly ........
A pie to cbarae r.tdenta and
lton to pan ta.tr can over·
OD Newport Beacb '• public '9ta ~bu Utile 1up-froai llomeower groups.
One community aasociation
!16 Hornes
Planned
Pacifica
U.'lmONDBSftADA a. ... ..., .......... Tbree Newpori Buch busi·
men who boueht the 20.t-
re eltate of former president
ebard Nixon plan to con.struct
homes around the former
eatem White House in San
mente.
But according to plans filed
the San Clemente Planning
epartment, Nixon'• La Cua
dfica will remain intact ex·
pt for alight modifications to a
arby ~bole golf course.
DoDald M. KoU, a general COD·
acting and real estate firm
idellt, Gavin Herbert, an Al·
r1an pharmaceuticals ex·
uti.e, and George Argyroa, an
1e Coast developer, bought
e Nboo property earlier this
ear for an undiscl<Aed sum.
Nixon and bis wife Pat plan to
ove to the East Coast in
ebraary. 'Ibey bought the San
emcte estate l.n 1969.
Koll, Herbert and Argyros,
ho formed a firm called Cotton
olnt Auoelates, hired Laguna
acb planer Woodward Dike
draw up the tentative tract
aps for the project.
Dike Aid today the plans Wl
a aeries of lakes <a water m eovert.nc 1 ~ acres), ex·
at•e turf a.reas and tree
••· Tbe 18 Iota will vary in from~ tot~ acres, beaald.
Dike said tbe developen hope
obtain city plannin1 com·
and eouncll approvals
tbe nut two months. Tbe
·.-oiled mat allo be submitted
ltaie Coutal Commiuion.
Tbe plm calll for a lot aales
Atll ... 111 tbat wou)d allow the Mm• Of tbe pa.reels for eao-
(lle Dl'AU. Pap AZ)
leader, Bill Acee of Corona del
Mar, Nici be thinks the Idea la
absurd. "lt'a about like usiq a
hydrogen bomb to kill rats," be
said.
Another. Gail Vtnte-Sm.ith of Balboa Ialand, de8cribed the pro-
posal as a Olp aolu\iOD to a com-
plex problem.
Roland Landrtlan of Newport
Heights said be ~·t diaqree
with the anU·booUe1 boualq
pbilosopby on which the pro.
poaaJ ia baaed, but said he'd
"fipt to u.e death" any attempt to charge for partiq on public
atreeta I . The PfOPOUl wu made bJ
Planning Commluioner A11aq
Beek at·• Dec. • comm-oe at..ib lllr'OD. It wUl be dla-caued .... at. Jua. lO..., ::':!: 8dvocated cbarllq a um el $100 a month for
ov•rni&ht parking permits. He
saJd a permit system for city
streets would help the city
replace funds lost to
Proposition 13 and would force
people to use garages for can
instead of bootleg bouaina unita.
At the time ot the discussion,
Beek said bis idea bu been "re·
ceived well by community as·
sociatioos" and predicted the
only opposition would come
from "people who rent out these
excess wlita."
However, an informal poll of a
half-dozen community asaocia· lions indicates the groups
haven't been consulted about
Beek'splan.
Further. many of the uaocia·
tions president.I, speakina as in·
dividuals, said they couldn't sup-
port the propoaal which they
first learned of through
newspaper stories.
Presidents of a11ociatlon1
representing residents of old
<See PA&IUNG, Pa1e .U)
Bad Day
For Driver
In Newport
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BURNED-OUT REMAINS OF GARAGE~ CONTAINID ANTIQUE DOLL COLUICTION
Mra. Susan Forbet, s.cond From Right, ta Comforted by Neighbor
Doll Collection Lost
• Irvine Fire Doea $20,000 Damage to Home
Power
Seizure
Reported
TEHRAN. Iran <AP> -A
atronaly pro-Soviet former depQ.
ty prime minister sebed power
today in J coap tn Alpantstan,
Radio Kabul reported.
The annocmeed coup came aa
So•iet troope and equipment
poured la&o tbe coaatrJ to akl in
an offen•l•e •l•inat aDU-
comm..ut rebels mounted by
the '"enameat of Pnslclent
Hall.Ju1lab AmiA. DOW repoNd1y
o.ert.brvwn.
ID W~ U.S. Ol:ftda!a
said tlMy did DOt lmow ol MY
coup, but edcled tMt fracmen-tarJ nparta from Kabul lnctic.a~
ed "tome lDwlftmeftl of Soviet
mlUta.ry per90DDel" lD lb'eet fiCbtiQI in the eapda.I.
Babra &.an!M1 was identified
by aouca u deputy prime
mmtsttt under Preaadelll Nur
Mobam•MI Tanki. who Oft!'·
&h.nw ..... ti ..... l'Offl'IUDmi
la April. 1t'l8. tsarDed ta.. COCllltrJ'
tow&NCM Soriet UU. ad ..
Galled ~ ......... pro-Sorilt ft. ...... rn;... ..... Karmel ...
appolated ambauador to
C11eeboalonkia l.n July 1'71. but
WU recalled aftar Tara.ti'• over·
throw and death, aounes said.
Karmel was described by
sources in New Delhi u being
more pro-Soviet than the Amin
govenunmt. He was quoted by
the Iranian news agency Pan as
aaylne ln a radio broadcut,
"the new regime will accept
private ownenhip," but he also
was quoted as saying. "we
would Ulte to be on friendly
terms with our neighbors."
Af«banistan as on the Soviet
Union's llOUt.bern borde r.
Tbe Washinltoo officials, wbo
declined to be Identified. said
they dJd not yet have "solid in·
formation" but Soviet military
persoonel wett ttported to be
mo•inl about the city.
The flchlini was reported at
Dunalaman Palace and also near
tbe radio station ln Kabul.
Asked whether Russian troops
were actually l.nvolved in the
street fl1bt1n1. one official
said, ""Ibey may be, yes, but our
reports are so recent and ao
fra1ment.ary. •• Pan said that Karmel an-
nounced be had taken power l.n a
<See OOl1P, Pase .U>
Coast
JJ •
I
f.
..
ftallcer .. •-•la9'•• Pier-/
Loon llte It, doea'l tu Dul It'• Jun an optical illusion
ereated by photocnpher who fouDd um antle and used a
300 mm . ActUally. the tanker 11 a IOOd dlatance south
........ _ .. J
PARKING FEES •.•
Corona del Mu. Balboa bland,
Newport Hei1hta aod West
Newport all aaid they'd had no
lime to discuss the matter with
their boards of directors and
2nd Cruise
Missile
Fails Test
LOMPOC (AP) -The second
Cntlae Miaaile ln a month failed
it.a test flight and crashed today,
plummeting on a ranch about
live miles aoutheast of this San·
ta Barbara County town, the Air
Force said.
There were no Immediate re-
port.a of injuries or damage to buildings.
"We 1ot a call from a
rancher's wife who said it's just
off Jalama Road." on the
J alama Ranch, said Capt.
Leonard Brady at Vandenberg
Air Force Base.
Santa Barbara County fire of-
ficials said the unarmed, un-
manned General Dynamics mis·
stle. launched from a B·52
bomber. came down about 15
miles inland from Vandenberg
and only five miles southwest of
the town or Lompoc
Fire s pokesman Warren
Dawson said the area where the
crash occurred, which is OC·
cupled by scattered ranches, is
mostly rolling hilla, oaka and
brush.
Earlier this month, another
unarmed 20-foot-long General
D y namics Cruise Missile
crashed in the Los Padres Na-
tional Forest just 13 miles from
Ojai m Ventura County and 800
miles short or its target at the
Air Force test range In Utah.
That missile also was fired
from a B-52 bomber over the
Pacific Ocean: Today's crash,
about 65 miles west of the
earlier one, was a mile west or
state Highway 1 between the pie·
tureaque coast highway and the
ocean.
11tr"aed the oplnlona they ex·
pressed were t.beln alone.
Agee. a former plannln1 com·
miaaion chairman, sald the plan
is .. typical overkill to what ls
perceived a.a a problem by a few
peopoe.''
He said be bell eves the proposal
will "pun1ab everyone In the city
financially and con -
venlence-wlse for a very few
bootle1 unit.a."
That view was echoed in part
by Maqot SkilllnJ of the West
Newport Beach Improvement
AslOCiatlon. She aaid support ot
Bfft•a plan would have to de-pend on "what you perceive the
problem to be."
Mrs. Stilling noted that, l! the
idea is to eue summer pa~
congestioa ln her neilhborbood,
the solution could end up
penalizinl resident.a for the rest
of the year.
"Frankly, there aren't eoouah
parking spaces in the world to
make it any belt.er around here
in the summer," she added.
Mrs. Smith of Balboa Island,
like Landrigan of Newport
Height.a, said she understands
the problem that Beek is at-
tempt.Ing to solve. but isn't sure
she agrees with the method
Landrigan said he expect.a
moat of the residents of his
neighborhood to fight the fee.
"We've been trying to figure out
how to deal with bootleg urut.a
for years aJMI we haven't gotten
anywhere," be said.
Mrs. Smith aaid she's planrung
on haviq her board study the
problem in deptb in the comlnl
year.
"We have to learn to make ac-commodatioos," she said. "We
have to get away from this rie:id.
nasty attitude that I see in un·
signed letters written to me about
bootleg unit.a.
"No matter what we do. peo-
ple need a place to live and they
will continue to drive cars, at
least for a few years."
Beek aald his proposal ls
aimed at the beach
neighborhoods where the bootleg
unit.a are, but be would like to
see it. put into effect citywide.
F,....Pt1pAJ
ESTATE PLANS TOLD. • •
struction of custom homes, Dike
said.
The Nixon seaside eat.ate is
situated at the southern tip of
San Clemente and bounded by
the private Cyprua Shores com-
m unity to the northwest, the
U .S. Cout Guard LORAN radio
station to the aoutheut and the
planned Cyprua West develop-
ment directly to the north.
The Cyprus Wett. community,
located oo Elmore Ranch land
la cumintly be1nc developed by
a firm that bu San Clemente
Planninl Commlalon Chairman
DAILY PILOT
............ ,......._.._
a... .............. ... ~-_ ............ ......
T l1,...(7't4)IOCR1
a111•111 .w •• ;e , • ....,.
Al Wulfeck u an associate
The Coast Guard ataUon is
scheduled for caare UU. year.
Federal eovernment offlclala
have not 7et decided what to do
with the @acre ataUon, used for
lon1 ranee aid to navl1atJon
radio beam.a, but at.ate officlala
want put d it for nearby beach park.
The station alao contains a
Secret Service office that
federal officlala aay they plan to
retain.
The subdivision plans filed
with the city aay the Nixon
house, uaed to host vl1itln1
foreign dignitaries and a host of
celel>nties for &be put decade,
bu hiator'lcal value and ml&bt
be preterved u a muaeum.
The Nixon houae, which served aa the Wtatern White
llouH until tbe former president
re1lped Ln 187'. bad more than M mlllkJn Ln MeUrtly and other
lmpronmeata inltalled dwtna the yean .
Tbe 12-room early Callforola·
atyle bouae and Hrround1n1
acreap waa 8CQuire4 by Nixon
for $1.5 milUGG and later aha.rM
witb the fon!MI' PJWldent'I 81·
aoclateBobertAbpluaalp.
of the llLmt.lngtoo Beach Pier. It wu ucbored olf the
Huntlnltco Beach FA.l8oo plant Wectne.day, piptn1 oil
aabore.
Recently retired Army
General Alexander N. Haig
Jr., 5.5, is moving from the
arena of international
military strategy and world
politics to become president
and chief operating officer
at United Technologies
Corp., a major military
equipment producer.
6,270 Iran
Students Face
Deportation
WASHINGTON CAP) -Presi·
dent Carter may legally ain&le
out Iranian student.a for deport.a.
t1on p~ u part of his
effort.a to "resolve the Iranian
crisis and to maintain the aafety
of the American hostages In
Tehran." an appeals court ruJed today.
Overrulin1 a lower court,.
three judges of the U.S. Court of
Appeals said that distinctions oo
the basla of nationality may be
drawn in Immigration matten
by the Conareaa or the pres.1.
dent.
"So Joni u auch dhtinctiona
are not wholly irrational, tbey
must be sustained,'' the court
said.
On Nov. 10, •ix days after the
be1tnntn1 of the occupatklll and
OO.t.a1e-tatinl at the U.S. em·
busylnTehran,Carterordend
deportation pmceedlnp atu1.ed
•lalnat Iranian atudeata bmd
to be iD tbe Unlted Staa. il-
le1aUy.
The court aaid that adian la
"a funclameatal element of the
president'• effort.a to resolve tbe
Iranian crilil."
3 Arrested
In Newport
Burglaries
Police aaJd today they have re-
covered Sl.500 worth ot property
and arreated three Newport
Beach youtba iD connectioD wttb
bur1lartea at the Co•ea COG·
domlniuma and the Newport
Marina coadom1nluma.
Gold Soars
To $510
A New High
LONDON (AP) -Gold aoared
above $510 an ounce to new
peaka iD Europe today amid con-
cern over a reported Soviet
military buildup la Afpantstm,
the cootinuina U.S. Embua7 OC·
cupatloa in Tehran and ~ oU prices. Sliver al.lo Jumped tt.eo to •.eo an ounce iD New
York and later WU lradina la
other market.a at s:n.eo
The dollar wu lower almolt
everywbel'e.
Gold wu up u much u S3IS
from pre-bollday prices in
Europe, followin1 the met.al'•
8. AFRICA OUT
OF KRUGEARANDs-ca
1ur1e through the $500 barrier ln
New York on Wednesday.
In London, sold opened at a
record $507.50, moved to a ree-
ord llDic of $508.75 and lat.et'
cloaed at $$11. This compared to
$485.50 at the cloM Monday.
Zurich, Europe's bi11eat
bullion ma.rt, alto aaw the prtce
at.art at $507 50 and move to '5ll
by mid~y. up from 1475 Fri·
day. the last tradi.q MUion tn
the Swiu ftnandaJ center before
a lone airtstmu holiday.
In Paris, wbere prices are in-
natect bJ a 4 percent eDW• • ment tu. baWoo hit a record
SS31.1J an omce at the attemoon
flxln1.
Aa &old roee m Europe, the
dollar decllned in tb.ul tradiq.
with many bualwaes remai.nina
abut or thinned down durtns Cbmtmu weet.
In Tokyo, the dollar cloMd
maryinally bi1ber at 219.125 yen, rom238.~on Wedwday.
Altbou1b 10Jd market.a In
Zurich and London were cloled
Wedoe9day, iD New York told
for December delivery ra.e to
1510 an ounce on the Commodit.y
Excbaqe Inc. before cblq at
'508.JO.
The cJoee WU up $1.1.30 from
Friday, the tut tradiDI daJ
before the boUdaJ break. At
Jlepabllc NatioDal Bank ot New
York, aold eloeed at $$02. OD
llODCIQ. buWoD dea1en Ln New
Yort 8C*l-.S for..._
BANGKOK, 'l'baDud (AP) -1'9 a.t.s Cambodl• flW•
.. ..,.. eaeftnnell toct.1 tlm Pol Pat ba --down .......
IDier. ~ MJd ... wW become cM1nDaD d • ...,, .... tl71Da to ....... Vlilaal!Mllt bw troiD die oomd:tJ. Vl«naaMiM troope ID• di Id Cambod.UI • ,..,. .. ..
r.plaeed tbt Pol Pat erw..,v .... -'tided ~ ...... S.mrtn. Pol Pat IDJa!Jla b.nw a-,,.,....., a .....w. .. aince. r11101-llk""'er-Pr9cW.t Khieu Sampba ls u.. oew Jnllder '1l u. oas*-1 perumml.
11ae ~ aaJd Pol Pot wlD bad a "Supreme c.ommMt•
ol tbe NatJoaal Armia o1 ~atic: .,. -----(,. __
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W ASHJNGTON <AP) -Tbe number of Mrioaa crimes re-
ported In tbe Ua.tted Stat. dw1q tbe n.nt ldne mcdbs ot tbla
year lncTeaaed by t pereeot Oft!' the same period a )'Mr aco the P'BI aaid today. '
In 1178, the crime rate Increased by 2 percent over the im Jeni
Dw1nl the first rune montba ol lt'1't, U.. number ol ~
crimes reported to law enforcement aseadea lncre 1ed bf 1
percent. Amoaa the violent mmea. rotiberia roee by u per.
cent, forcible rape by t percent, •uravated mauh by t pm_.
and murder by I percent.
SC.Ce Sec •• ,. .... r.u
SACR.AJIENTO CAP> -1be Chriatmu weekend bipway
death toll ot •Mt• CallfOl'Ula record for that holiday tbe n.te Hithway Patrol aa&d today '
The PAVlOUS bi&b number w• TO deal.ha for a 1"'4-day bollday
ID 1970 Tbi.a year'a holiday. lutinc ftom I p.m. Frida)' to mktnfpt
Tuesday,,... 4'4 daya
The~ rttonf for• 414-day Christmu weekend wu•in
lt7S Laatyear'aficure, roraJV.-daybollday weekend, wu41.
PSA I•• O.~• £a•tll••
SAN DIEGO (AP> -A licht plane tuilns on tbe ,_wa
forced the pilot ot a Pacific Southwest Airlines jetliner with l~
aboard to pull up sharply and ovt!r'fly Undberp Field today
The PSA plane, rusht 78S from Sacramento and ·i..o.
Angeles. wu ordered to pWJ up 1.,., miles from landiq
The Federal A viaUoa Admuust.rat.Jon said the unidentified
pilot d lbe •malJ Ceuoa mo¥ed on the runway after the jetliner
had been cleared for the landlna He wu never authorised to be there. a IDOteaman aa1d
f'rwmP.apAJ
COUP REPORTED. • •
..,, .... moa:iaored ......
ID ~w. m I I ace. tM qacy •aid. Karmel prom.bed ••c11tm.
ocrati«: frffdorna for all tbe
maaaea. the release of all
political pruooen. and lbe t"~•
t1on oT Jobs for tbe uo employed."
"We want to aD.DOUntt to Uw
whole 1"0l'id that tbe lut dMuna
of lmperialiam, fuciam and elk·
tatonbip iD the bu.rt ot Alta
have been brobn." Pan quoted
Karmel u aa7'111.
On w~., tbe u.s State
Department attUMCI the SowMt
Union ot ''biatant mWtary lo-
t.erference'' in AIP,aniatan. 11M
State Department aald a ~
aeale Soriet airlift into ICabuJ
bu been carried out Offr t.be
put two da71.
State Depart.met spokM.m.M
ffocldlq carter Aid tllen ...,
wen '"dketinne ot a IMldlth\al
fin dlftnkm ot Soriet l:rooP9 In
.,... .... dae At.u.a bonier.
He called on the intematimal
commuruty to "coodemn aucb
blat.ant aulitary mt.erfereoce &D·
to the lntemal affain of an in·
dependent IOVereip at.ate."
Souttea lD AfpenfaWa Aki
the 8oYiet retnloreement.s ._..
lo be part ot tJae ....... '°"'9-
meat oft..tft 10 far qalmt U.
Moeliem Nbels. 1'be nport. ,.._
eel•~ in New Del.bi, ~ • Ats.ban ~ ome.r .. ..,..
me tlae IDNl"DIDmt plmmd -
attack. pcmitQ .. .....,. -.....
w ...... :t; tlae atn&elk JllW= inee ot Bed•.......,, la .... 111111beMC'lt--M-.•
Af&b.Wm, OUWIW -die 19-bfl&two .... ..,.
Tbe State Departmnt ,... ·
iterated U.S. dill*•we toda.1 wttla .... it c:al1ed ..... ,.......,
eacalatta1 So•l•t miUtarJ
buiJd:ap iD Aflb•W•
Arrested on 1uaplcion of
bur1lary, police tald, were
Jam" Edward Rabman ud
Katt.hew Cbri1topber Kubtl,
bot.b 11 and boCh ol JOI s. Bal1'oe
Blvd. AllO taken lDlo cUllodr ID
COD.Dec!don with the baq1utiM
WH • H-~•ar-old Newport
Beach boy.
NewpOrt Sur/· Sport
~th~ January Clearance Sale
Detdve Mike Hietala aald tbe al"Nltl were mad• an.t police .,.. called CbrtltmM
Ditllt bJ a Newport llutaa nml·
dentwhowaa..,.cdoalabolll
tb•r.s= al*"" .. Ln .... neJ badaoOd. ••r•~t,:t•thH of tlae Ne~ CidUd6taa•
1od1UODI Hld tiler bat 't
been ~ --tlle pro. poaal IDd Wdd ban DO CIOIDo
iDaat mil ..... ,poapa COllld :=.:=.bleel!edl OD &illAr
) 0%-50% OFF
•
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BJ 81EtB JU.am.& ___ .......
Band dll'eeklr Galm Vopl 1au
tJle di ...... ol die Hunt·
ln1toa Beach R~ Scbool marebiDs .... ...... q about
WiAen ..... ..
'l'W'• .... tM bad will
be b~ it down Colorado
Street in Puadena on New
Year'al>Q.
Tbe bilb school mulcal IJ"OUP
ls tbe cml1 mardlln1 ensemble
from <>rm,. Coan~ lnYited to
tbe um Rme Parade, the na-
tion'• lar1eat and moat es-
tn•aplltparade. It alllo 11 one of . tbe-..-mmne..
"l'ft told them lf tbe1're eo-
iq t.o eet lalllten they Miter get
tbem lllOW, not the day ol the
parade," uid Vote), lauahlq.
To redaee the riat of sore feet
and to limber up the legs ol bia
mualdaJ, Voael bu the b.nd
praetidQ dally.
Sboutlns orders from a
bullhorw,. the direct.or lead.a the
mualcal eroup up and down Hun·
tinaton Beach'• 17th Street,
which hu been cordoned off few
thedallJ mqeuveriq.
Be aa.id bia band, conditioned
to soft.er football fields, bu to Wild .., a tal u race t.o eancreae.
.. We'll work ap t.o tbe ltlll six
mllet • COUllM ot da11 before tbe parade," be erplalned.
The bnsa band, the fint inYit·
ed t.o tbe Rcee Parade from the
Hunlincton Beach area, will jo.in
22 other' biP school and college
marcbinl unit.a from across the
country.
''The eollece bands aet to 10 to
the Roee Bowl. We don't, lm·
fortunately," be added. "Stlll.
the whole thin& bu been a real
incentive totbe.tudenta. •'
The elpt-year band leader
said tbinaa atllrted comine up
l"Off8 for the students aft.er a
November band audition in
Chino.
He said the band bu marched
in five parades th1a year lncltld-
ine a recent Christmas parade
at Disneyland. "We've really
been getting around," be aald.
The parade's theme -Music
of America -was al.lo to the
director's liking. He said his
musicians will play a selection
of patriotic standards includiq
"When Johnny Comes Marcbinc
Home."
In a ddition t o lhe 10s
marchina mmlclana, the student '
outfit wW include 2S flag aod I
~er ldrla, one baton twirler 1
and drum major Bill Miller. I
Vogel said one worry young ,
band members have concerns
the parade lineup; 1t seems
they'll be following several
equestrian unitll.
"There's not mucb we can do
to prac ti ce for tha t ," be
quipped. "We'll jus t bave to
watch our step."
Women to Crash Parade1
"It's cold sittiJlt and wat.cblna
the parade, and it's a lot
warmer to marcb.," aald Mn.
Remani whose two aom will M
part of a Juveelle Boat, "Bit
Toot and Utt.le Toot'' with tbelr
Dad pleyin& Popeye.
The Angels, 1cornln• high
beela for "euf waJkinc'T wbite
aneatas. will Dftform a dance
routine a la New York at,'1
famous hish·ldckinl Roektaes as they llloot for tbe top Sl.000
bri&ade prise.
"We'd MUie for 1.... "911
honorable memtlan, Hea rec-
opitioD, ta wlWeftr. weapect
te WOW them -Jhoacl Stnit." laid Mn . .,,.,,..,,
II ummery ln Pb1ladtl1hia
bad lta .nstm more than no
years aao. llefore America wu
born, "r.n!:f Hab and Swedilb aettlen and ADI in tbe
atreeta durinl Chriltmu time. Sometlmea they esploded
flrecracken which led to tbe
term ''Slloo&et'I '' u a mum.men
nickname.
Al"CMld lMO the cmm•al·lib
ruell:m, with mm lpOl1:lq wild
paint and COftmnfl'I, moted to
New Year's DQ. .
tn 1111 tile d.t7 Clftld•llJ toot
eW,• • ..S aftend prbe-.., ol '1,'IUI. Tlaat ftnt ,..... wttla
··-mareMn w two lloun and feetmlid a poap el *lo
playen ... ·~-wbo called tiae ... 1 ... the TrilbJ ~Band. .
Wo1Dan Loses Purse\:
One Suspect Held
Panel Challenge8
Oil-pricing Pact
W A.SRINGTON (AP) -Tbe
Consumer Ener11 Cou.ncll of
America aald today it WU ftlinl
• peWioa wlth the Departmmt
of IC':rftr., ehallen1in1 aome Sl30 on worth of asree·
menta in which tbe departmmt ·
and ~ rdlDers aettJed al·
le1ed oil-pridq riolatiom.
Tbe council, a coalition of
dthen lfO'IPS, aald it tb.inb tbe
"commt orden" fail to eom-
pemate coaaumen adequatelJ
for aJJepd overcbarlea by the
companies on petroleum pro-
ducts.
Drexel
Winter
Man Sentenced
In Slay Payoff
A 15-year~d Saat.a Aaa man
who pl 1 I died 1Uill1 t.o IOUdtina
the m&D"der of au. firllrlend'•
eatra•1ed b•band waa aen-
tenced Wedaud•J t.o five yean'
pro~ ad a $2,000 f"me.
Tbe aeateoce wu pf'OOOltDCed
on Edpr II. Roberson durlne a
brief proceedm1 before <>nnae County Saperlor Court Judie
Robert E. Rickles.
~bencn IJl'erioaaly admitted
paytn1 sz.a to a police olftcer. wort.tnc .....-co.er, to kill AD·
t.bolly Testa. of Westmtmts. Bia
wife. Lorraine, 311. and Robenon
were friend• a•cl Robenon
wanted to belp her ret0lve a
child CUltOdy ftcbt. ln••tl1•on
aaid .
II n . Testa WU abo arrested
on msder IOtic:itatioo and eon-
aptraer cbarl•. but wu Judpd mentally incompetent to stand
trial ud wu committed to Pat-
t.on Stae Hospital. She will re-
main there until doctors believe
abe la ~ of underatancHng
the cbarpl aia.i:nlt her. ·
A conaptracy charge •&81.DSt
Robenm WU diaJDil:Hd iD re-
turn for bia guilty plea to one
count of murder aollcltation.
Oaul'OOm Burns
MODESTO CAP) -A aus-
piciou fire destroyed one
cla1aroom at a Junior hi&b
ac:booJ here early today, poliee
Mid. Sewiral ..... .,... jeered
at dty flrel'.labten battHq the
blue.
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thus aot .•cant notice, except from a few 1l11Un1
neigh ban.
On the other band, the father who snatched bls aon
from frtcid Pacillc waten aft.er the boy tumbled off the
end of Nciwpwt Pier drew recent beadlinel.
But there WU another report ol penooal trqedy when
a YOUQI woman from Fountain Valley backed up her
brand-new car and crunched it a1alnat another famQy
member's parked vehlcte. All the atteDUoG that will pt it an enoc iDOCii abrug.
U, however, you were a paasenier on a parade boat
that overtumed In Huntlnctoo Harbour, you can anUclpate getting a lot of public attention.
YET ALL Acaoss our region, people have been trip-
ptng over dilcarded wrapping paper; family dop have
taken ill from eaUn1 plullc omamenta; and fathers have
suffered straJned Ugamenta from llftlng heavy trub cans.
You can conclude from all thls that the seaaon for mia-haps -large and small -is upon us.
The reason is simple. Everybody la dolllg aomet.hiq
that they are unfamiliar with.
THE PUHi' no• PaEBCO"M' dropped ln on Dana
Point became be was delivertna Yule gifts ln unfamiliar
territory. 1be Costa Meaan who look a dive off his root wu
up there in the fint place installing Chri.stmu lllhta.
The JOUDPter who fell oil Newport Pier wu lookiq
at light.I. The Fountain Valley car aot cnmclled because it
ran Into another ooe that wouldn't have been wber'e it wu
if it hadn't been a holiday.
Slick wrapping paper on the floor and overladen truh
cans are all peri~ of the aeuon which are aboonnal
threats to life and limb.
Clearly, Ws is the lime of year when you're safer juat
to stay in bed
Few, however, will heed this advice. The accident re-
ports attest to that.
Freed Yankee Hying Home
ISTANBUL. Turkey (AP) -
After ftve months in jail on drusc
smuggling charges, Loretta
Dooley WU released 00 bail to-
day and her lawyer said she
would fly home to Tracy. Calif., on Friday.
"We have removed the lut
procedural barrier to her
freedom," said Yucel Dogruer,
lawyer for the 18-year-old Miss
Dooley, who ls accused of "at·
tempting to smu1gle" nine
grams of hash.lab to the Unlted
Sutes.
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tertere la •• 1b~or.lal ~-nu. ..... lDeNIH-• n:..,~\fn.
ftctall 917, IDQ " cbHad tbe number of lo•ht
Ml"Yiama UileN 1lo ID •• Tluit woukl mu. tM 8owitt
mtlltary pr11eoc• ln AflbaDiataD llOSC01r'I la1'911t
tontp dlDloJmm mce tn11p1
••r• dllpatolaed to C~lD 119to..S
tbat couatry'1 1rowln1
ll ber•"••Uccl.
1'be 8o¥Mt Voope ~ -~ put ID wb8& could be U. AfllUD
IOTe1m:mat'1 ..,._ ort..-W
a1.almt md-a11nanalat llamem nDela, accord1nl to • report reacblq New Delbl. India. to-
day.
THAT aEPOaT QUOTES AN Allhan military olftcer u ..,.
lnl tbe IOft"UDllDl planned an
attack, pcmlbly tbll weebnd, ln
the nortbeutern province of
Badakhaban, which wu overrun
by reMla two week.I aao. Tbe re-
port could not be Independently
confirmed.
Af ghaalatan bu been under
M arxltt rule alnce April 1178 but
baa been under coatlnulnl p19-
sure from Moalem rebels wbo
now control much of tbe ~
tryaide. The State Department
said Wedneeday the posiUoa ot
the Af1ban 1overnment baa
steadily deteriorated in recent
moot.ha.
The State Depart.meat bu ex-
preued concern several times in
recent weeb about the Soviet in-
volvement but Wednesday, for
the lint time, otnclala called oo
other nationa to join in pl"OUlst.
"We believe that memben ot
the international community
should condemn such blatant
mtlltary interference into tbe in-
ternal atrain ol an lndependeat
soverei1D st.ate," St.ate Depart.
ment spokesman HodcHng
Carter laid.
CAaTD SAID the Dec. 25-218
troop buildup makes it appear
that the Soviets "are cr'OUlna a
new tbresbold" in their ml.Ut.ary ·
support for the Aflhaniatan iov-
emment's struggle against anti-
communi.at hlamic tribesmen.
Afghanlstan borden both the
Soviet Unioo and lran, where
Amertcam have been held cap-
tive by militant. since Nov. 4.
The United States has publicly
criUclud Soviet involvement in
Afghanistan four times over the
lut eight days. The administra·
lion appears to beheve it can un-
dercut the Soviet poeltioo in the
Islamic world by calling public
attention to Rusaian baclrlnc for
a reetme enaaged ln a bitter war
with a Moslem resistance move-
ment.
Carter said the Soviets in their
recent comment. on the U.S.·
Iranian crisis have warned
about big countries interfertq
in the 1nternaJ affain of smaller
natiom.
aEFEaJUNG TO the volatile
nature ol the area now, Carter
said, "The interjection of ex-
ternal combet troope lnto one
naltoo ot the rellcln can be ~ erly Men bJ otben u a mata.er
Snow Blankets Rockies
Watch Also in Effect for Other State1
FORECAST
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U.S. Bars Gate on Gays
1952 Law Will. Be Enforced on Alieru
WASHINGTON CAP) -J\lltlee
Oe-partmeat lawyen ban told
the lmlDilndioo and Nat.unliu-
tloG s.nice lt must chaqe lt.a
policy aDd mforce a atatrW7
baa on tbe adm lulon of
bom«lMIUI fonqnera into the United Statee.
Tbe dedlioa wu lmmediMely
crttld...t bJ aia.n. p. BrJdoa.
Nude Plwtos Cancel A.da
CIUCAGO (AP> -Ace Hardware C.O.,.. plam to atop
Ullnl Susanne Somera in ad9ertilinc beeaw Playboy
ma1a.zlne t. p11bll1bf<!.t .. year-o&d pbotocnpba ot tbe ac:-treu in the nude, the cqo Tribune repol1ed today
Nude l)botoo'apha ot lllaa Somera, who st.an lD the
ABC teleTlaoo &bow ''Thne's C-ompu.J, '' wW appear LD
Playboy'• February laaue, the macadn.e bu ~
Playboy says the photocnpbe ,.... tu.ea in 1.tTO by a
photocrapber who aubmltted tbem to det.e.nnlne ber
auit.abi.lity u a Playmate.
IN A LEI ID TO Ace dealen, the Trtbane reported,
Ace president Arthur H . Krauaman aaicl, ·-nu.a UUde
includel pboc.ot that coa.ld be Po'"'Oalb e~·' to
Ace dealen and the company.
"We ban therefore decided to ceaae aala& any ad·
vertlainl featmt.nc lllaa Somers and to rnlew all OW' ad-
vertisinl optkma for 18IO," the paper quoted ltnueman u
aayine.
~" director of the Na-tional GQ Tut Force in New Yort.
Justice department at-
torneys sent Dn1d Crosland,
•ctinl directcJI' ol the lmmlcn-Uon and Naturallution Sentce,
a memo saying the lmmlsntian
aervice "I.a st.atutortJy required
to enforce the eJlclualon of
homosexual aliens'' under the
1152 M~Walter Act.
The decWoo rnened a posi·
Uon taken in Auiuat when tbe
gonmmeut aald lt would DO
&oncer uae bommenallty a a
reuon for den.Jlnc aJJem mtry
into the umt.ed Statee.
Tbat poUq WU Hl'CJGDced
after U.S. Sar1eon General
Julius B. R1chmoed aald the
Public llMltt. s.r.tce did not
eoaaider bo«•-,,.mahtJ a "mm-
tal din• e ordlfeet."
Tbe cban1• wae made to
"reflect CWi&ll and lfOll"aUJ
accepted canons of medical
practice with respect to
bomoaexuallty," Rlcbmoad
aaid, and at.> because bomoeex-
u.allty ooald not be determined
~~ medical diapoetlc
QUIZ
FOR
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Age 10 to 15 years
Would you say you're an ambitious.
responsible. got-it-together, above average tid?
Has the money-pinch made you wish you bad
more to spend on everyday necessities such as
cokes, records, hamburgers, movies and your
skateboard?
Do you dream of owning your own car by the
time you're 17 and wish you could earn good
profits so you could start saving for it?
Would you like to have an opportunity to win
action-packed trips to Disneyland, Knott's
Berry Farm. Magic Mountain and Catalina?
If you answered yes to three "' these questions
call, or send in the coupon below, and find out how
you can become a Daily Pilot carrier with a route
close to your home.
• • ••
llall to: amalaU. Dept.
DAILY PILOI' ,._Box 19
Costa Mesa, ea. tzut
DAILY PILOT Name .....................................•............
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Ahmanson Gift
Use Explained
PM8eferm Pacific Tuliphc•e Cuatuc•c1s ~
LOa ANOSU:S <AP> -A .... ..... IUCB A lllU. bu De'ftl' been .-..ct bJ eltllel' ta. -cme f11 Ullit .................. .._. boale Of tbe ~. _. Ma c:t.encw tn an
Rose Par~
Petition Site made to IM Ml 111 Coab -will be med to a· eJec:tba JUI' appear dlm. · pud abtbltkla .,_. 8* U. 08ulilJ M.-m of A ncent ltatAt Slapreme 01art dlc:llkm pro-.V.. a'"d• 8ldd. b.lbtted pubUe utilltMI from dbcdmtnettq apJnst L06 ANGJCLES (AP) _ An army ol spec.
TM maDIJ wm be 1lled to baild a two-leftl. bom09llmal emploJw. Brown bu 1-.d an •· tatora at tbe Roee Parade will be tbe tarpt ol t.be
20,000.1111uan-toot addJUoe to Uae ilmauon eeutift Ol'del' that bu tbe ume tlfeet for state National <>rsan•utioa few tllll JWorm ol 11811·
GallllT. -eiaa~ber ~rinte and cc emer .. wbo juana Lan u It tri• t.o drum qp support for a SXldllltSaa 9PllC9 wlD be IDcnaMd • ,...ceat -·· .... _ ..., new marijuana lnWatin. :i:w:,:y:r:; = ': [ ) =:. = u:~:,. '::D ~in:;., ~ Tbe PnedeM parade an H9W YW"a DaJ wUl
aeuJpbn pnlen tbat ta STATE ua1I baft DO reeoarM In ltate law, tboq:b a be the ftl'lt llpetvn.-1~ lite ol NORllL
alreadJ part of tbe number ol cities baft pa.ued nan~ petldms • ....._aUd WMl11d1y.
m11M111D cnmp1ex ordln---. Apos aald.
l'lllr• OUC.• Prlee at~ '=":!icsol~ ::J ~-~ put~==-~~=!:
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Uman on Co. of dlaertmtnetke OD the No'9IDbs 19 ltate ballot.
Calllomia 11 1oD01u a pe11a1 a pUan o11 the JO& amam wd be wu b1red for a nan· Tbe Californla Mar1Jmma llllUatl.-e woaJd re-
wboleeale llrfce-Of fta 1nn1tne, hMttnl oil ud proftt :i;:~ bJ a mlnlater at the IQ· mo.e all ertmJnaJ pen.aJtles fc:r ~. cultiva-dleeel 111111 ud .. ,. lt will roll back plamwd .. oriented tan Commublty Cbureh. When lion and tnmportation of maruaana for penon.a.l
ere ... ol CJDB to two eem. a sane. for aYlaUOD tlat mlnlater 1ave an iDter•lew to a loeal UH bJ .tWta.
turbble fuel. DeWipapet, Cburcb w:;,,:: and 13 otben the Tbe price euta take effect today, said Unloa mtnt1.t9r blld bired, IDcl iOIDe heterola1WI, It al8o would mandate• c:ommimon to study
Oil •c••man Gres La B11nebe. In 8dd1tloa. La were tired the next day. the ffODOCDic effecta of a recuiated manjcaaoa Brae Aid. Unkm bu acreed not to boost tta KOl'J White, another orpnlser, aald abe wai market compared to the cwa&Jl co.ta ol marl·
•uollne llDd bome beatlq all prices for the next told abe w.m't hired u a resplratory therapist lo Juana proldbltioa enforcement.
30 daJI. a BaJ area bospital, despite IDCMI credenU&la, A.80V'I' I.II PSOPLE have offend t.o travene
SJ.8 .. 8P Cl•l•S .,._,..... became abe la a politically aetift laabiaa. the parade roat.e llDd IOlicit -'-•tuNB Dec. ll and
9111:'• Alan Jt.oberUon. lobbyist for the P7 croup -
SACRAJIENTO (AP) -Tbe apooaor of an in· Califon:da Bun>aa B.1'bta Achocatei, aaid be wu Jan. 1. NORJIL apoa.man ltmlO' Halpern Mid.
lttadn t.o pat a 10 pereeat sartu 00 major all flred more than 10 ,ears aao. when be wu an the The e.s.m.Ue panda rvute la a tradltional companim' proftta to ftnance local mus tramtt verae al • promotlaa to oftlee manaser al an la-rooetinl spot for thoaaandl ol JOQtbl wbo claim
HJI be bu -:,:aiC, aipetn:rm t.o qualib the dmtrtal INC'blnery plant, after the comPQJ cut an IQuatten' rtlhta t.o cbalce WrwiDc spots bJ eam~ meume lor tbe aDGll1IDOGI phane call. At tbe time, Bobertlcm aal4. IDI OHrnl&ht alon1 Colorado BoGlennl ln
Bat tt may be too late to eerUf)' the meuare hewam'\GDIJbomoeaual. P••ka ~~Juep~~~~Jrim~~~.--------------------------------
spotenioman for 5ecretarJ State March J'Ol&I
Eu laid Wec1Neda7. U to, tbe tnitiative would
ban to Wllit aDIU Ncmtmber. ...................
SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -Two Untvenib ol
CallfGnla noteata .., that tbeJ will lift ...........
.....,. ...... lltlwi'' t.o ~ lf U., an farced ton-•••I tbelr ftD&Dclal boldiqa u nqalnd bJ Pa~~. ~ llDd DeWitt ma. uid Wed~ tbat an ...... baWai to dla-
daM, -... ollld•le mmt. ... ,.....
they own. ~mce al iDcDme aboft tl50 i ,.aradall wWaaapame«MI « • ................
S&rn ._,. ~
SUN?f'YVALB <AP> -A man ttnall't t.o haft
stolen toya from • store wbile be ........... in •
Santa aa.. suit baa cleared hhnMlf.
Tbe man, identlfted ~ -..... ~·· ..... been tbe sabjeet of • eoaab ... aJ.l.pl+W t.DltW
after be left a To1I R Us _.. wMb a J1i1e al fOJ'I
oo Cmtstm.. Eve. Tbe only problem wu that the
check be b.lld med t.o pay for the toya wu no aood.
.omethinl be said be didn't mow when be wrote it.
Near-eolBstoa
Mishap BlaIDed
On Controllers
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SERVICE
STATION
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11b~~f:!'--PH. 549-1596 MOCmc MOMAm. IM
SAT. IM SUM. IN
On December 18. 1979. the CAlif.omJa
Public Udlidea C-onunillion 1udlorii.ed
chanaa tn the way Pad&Tclephone charges
for 10me of Its scrvtces.
ThelC i.ncrealCI will iO into effect January
7, 1980.
l<eyTek~•ae Systems
There have been chanaa in the pridne
of Key Telephone equipment. CenaJn
charges have been inaale:d. The average
Key Telephone syacm monthly rate wUI
mcreaac approximately 9%.
....
lmtalladon
and Service Cwmection Cbar;es
The charge for vigiting a ~tomer location
for telephone tnstallaoon or rearrange·
ments will mcrcue from $5.00 to $6.00.
The c:harvc for the work done in our
telephone central office to connect a celc-
phone I.me or trunk wall tncrca!e from
$8 00 to $9.00
In~ Lona DiMance raca will increatc.
fur non-a>in tdephooe:s, the first minute
will increue 1 cent for calla between 10
and 150 miles in the day rate period (Moada.,.
Fnday 8:00 a.m. co S:OO p.m., except
Holidays u.d in your telephone dtrecu>c '~
The eddidonal minute rate ol all d8llCI
ol c:a.Ua (coin and noo-a>in) will lncrew
1 cent £or calla between 10 and 130 rn1L:s
d urine the <by rate period.
Theft is. 30'9 dilcount for the~
race (5:00 p.m . co 11:00 p.m.) and a~
dalcount for rught (11:00 p.m. co 8:00 am.).
The 6C1.t dixount applies all day Saturday
and Sunday.
From min rdcphones. the inJrial 3 mirum:
~period dmwe will inaew bcaDa
owu 20 mJlea in inuunenn ol S c:imta m
30 cents. The amount ol increw will depend
upoo the distance ol the all.
P&ea.e call your local teJephone bmmess
office af you have Inf queltJOnL 'The number
is at the bot1Dm of your tdephone bill.
and itS one cent satianal sale.
Buy any Aaron Brothers frame at the regular low price and get
a second frame that costs the same or less for only a penny more.
Choose from our cent·sational selection. There's big frames and
small frames. Ornate and simple. In wood or metal. Frames with
the look of gold. Or au nature!. Empty frames
or frames wtth glass. And much more.
So If you have something to frame. we'ue got the
frames. And you can get a frame for a pen~
Cent·sational!
SaleonNc.r
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• ~rt Noise Bill
Tbe current battle between airport noise foes and
rt boosters over federal noise standards bas reached
mporary draw.
.. This fight centers on a pending federal bill, HR 2"0,
ich would institute limit.a on the amount of nobe that
mercial jets can make at airports. The point of the
· Jatioo is to entice airlines into buying the new
neratioo of so-called quiet jets. The meuure is backed
the Orange County Board of Supervisors.
But it. is opposed by Newport Beach city officials who •IY tt merely represents an erosion of the existing state
ope standards and would permit more noise to be
erated by commercial jeta than now is allowed by the
s te laws on the subject. They say that since John
yoe Airport can't even meet those standards -it is
ooerat.ing through a variance granted by the state -the
fftieral law would just encourage more noise in an
at'eady intolerable situation. ~ So far, the measure bas cleared the Senate and Con·
f ence C.Ommittee, but has yet to be brought back to the
use of Representatives for ratification of the noise af endment inserted by the Senate. A lot of tut-minute
maneuvering at the close of the legislative session last
wtek ended with the bill being put over to the session that
«>fens ii). late January. That means all the fighting and debate hasn't
eqded. It's just been put on bold until the Congress recon-
venes.
ProIDpt Report Helps
One of the tragedies of the holiday season is the in·
ctease in attacks on women in parking lots, perhaps
sl)nply because there are so many more shoppers at this
t.Qne of year.
In one recent case at a major shopping center, a
•man waa attacked by a knife-wielding man who
tWreatened to rape her. Fortunately, she was able to lock
h;rself in her car.
, This might be just one more attempted rape case ex·
CfPt for one thing: The woman promptly called police
•d described her attacker.
~ FTequenUy, police say, women wait for hours or even
ys because they are so upset. Some fail to report the at·
cks at all.
As a result of the prompt report, a description was
lpoadcast. A ~urity guard.at.the same shopping center •w a man fitting that descnption and carrying a knife in
aibelt lheath.
JL. _ Tbe man was arrested only about an hour after the ~ck.
.-Jt It's bard for women at the time of an assault to think ~ what steps to take. It would help if women could
~ake up their minds in advance to call police promptly if
w,ey are ever a victim.
By doing so, like the woman in this incident, they may
t the suspect arrested and so prevent future attacks on
er women.
• f'llons expteaHd In the space above are those of the Dally Piiot.
vMlwa expreued on thla page are thoM of their authora and
late. Reeder comment la Invited. Addrees The Dally Pilot. P.O.
1580, Coeta Mesa. CA 92928. Phone (714) 842--4321 .
Boyd/Worms
S1L. .. llOYD
Muda dllcuaed bu been
curioul questloa ~ bow
bln1 d•t•et the
ene.bovta of wormt. A
l••nlt1 of CaUtornta
lHtllt cbecked OQt tbe
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CU'tlr bll eo.Car.atilck • tM flJftl r'Olld ti morall~. fOl'b&d· d •I tla e manufactu... ·
Of weapODI tnt.-s anly
for export. Sucb UD ·
•bathed traf· flckln1 lD tbe
ln1trumeat1 ol • .,. would
undercut
America's
ataoce aa tbe champion of
peace, Carter feels.
TO 'l'll08E cm the low roed ol
pra1mauam and profit -Pen·
ta1on brua, State Department
and ccacr-'Dmal bawb md,
mott ol all, a.nm ma.ken bun-crr for contracts -Ca.rt.er'•
policy makea a dl1tlnctlon
wttboat a diftennce. U weapon.a
uaed by our armed forces can be
muufactu.nd for •zoort. tbey ariue. wbere'1 the ha.rm LD de-
velopinc a WUPCJD exclualvely
for th• JucraUve export trade!
Tbe wpeelflc export-only
weapon t.batil awaitlq the pres·
ldent'a approval ii the propoaed
F ·X fllbter, a plane ol wb.at the
mWtary likes &o call "medium 1ophi1Ucat1on ·' -more ad-
Paul Harvey
YllDCed ta. r.... .,.
DOW oar lllGlt P"l"''" -!D t1a1a bat a .. eom~ ud ....-.. a tb1 P·t9 _.
r-111:& adall' _.,the P·X la Just Ulil model few a '°"-'P air lore. tbat wanta to IDDft ap
h'GID 111 r• to .....,Mq i.. eter, tu llD't q111te ID u.. r.u ct;~u. •·X. ........ .
lmllt. tbe UDtted Statel -Wra a
car dealll' no l&Oeb:• du and c.nnws. llat tD
betwem -wW km • cu1tomen to arm.a-prodadq
coantrlel wttla feww .a..._
ud more aircraft modela to
cbooaefram..
AND ANYWAY. the f'·X sup-
port.en note, tbe Carter poUcy prohibWnc export~ weapm
baa not. .... boped, Ht -a.-ample that led otber eoantrlel to
curb munition.a Hlu. Koral
IUHIOD hun't worked. tbeJ
ar1ue. 10 wby not g~ Amerte. anm maken a
J.q c:baDee to c:om~? Leadlna the filbt for the f'·X
II Luc1 W. 8ea1on, UD· denecraary cl state tor MCUrttJ
uatatace. Wltb tbe Pwotaam'•
support. the bu ursed ~
me.at ol the export n.iater u a
forelp policy tool and a meamol
bolltertns the U.S. tmace around the world.
ID addl~ -IOUl"teS told my
auoclate Peter Grant, tbe
mWt.ary ii al.lo ctalmtn1 ULlll tt
may tome dQ wu.t jut 1uc:b a plane at the F·X.
Tbe Arma Control and Dis-
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,.........,.~-' ..... IDlWaat.Gt :~ • 1.U -.. '~'iDblJldOlln ·Jll'Clll'tlm .... .,.. .,,.mftll1 ~ ta It• P'MW!t7 eam,..,_ ,_ ••t•ra•• wbo•• l•H tit•• boeoreble~ ....... a..-anrded UllfalrtJ.
Tbe mmw, llmtted Ha snm-
lHd lnformatloaal effort to
modat ~ an tbe r....a
..... -• PQbleatlaD a..r1 rud ....., .,, .. .,,.,. -... studeata. ll'• ..,. to .., ...
few readen of tbe Federal ~bawlwtba ..... ~llD~~=-~ ctplenta Of such dllcbarC .. wbm Mlkine ~ ba any ..
llat IDGltllMidaJ~.
Kadi ol tb.la .Usma eo1m1
from tbe pubtic'I laDOl'DN ol the ofte c:aprtdoaa ,,., ....
~an bended Gal.,,.,
of eoune. ii preciMly wbJ d9
Pea1qm ...... doesn't --•
lot ol IJUl)lldty -==--uc) ..., tbe ...
view pro1ram 11 10 badb
needed.
BEU ARE Just three ex-amples ol utJU.ruy ''bed.,.... ••
dbcbaraes tUt ba•• braaded Chelr redplenta for lite:
-'l'!aonHDdt ot World War II senic.mea aod women wen
routinely banded leaa lban
honorable dlacbar1.. 1lmply
because they requested early
1epantian from tbe aerviee.
-A tbrlce-woanded Korean
War ftt •• diHitarpd u ....
desirable" after be aot LDto an
accldeot involvln1 bla com·
., .... oftle.'1 car.
-A Vietnam veteraa ,
wounded twice and cited for . bravery, •aa 1lvea a bad-
conduct dllchar,e after '*DC absent without eave for two
day1 beck Ln the United Stala.
TBZ A•E&ICAN Civil
UberUea Un.IGD a. trytac to do
tbe job the Peataaon baa
•hirked. Veteram ma1 call a
toll-fne number. 1........,. 5402.
for Information aad tbe
DtteUal"Y applicatloa forms.
Meamrbi.le a secret G~ AccolJIJb.DC Office aUdtt trill rec·
ommend dom« away with lesa
than honorable dl1cbar1ea
al&o&etber. As oae analJst t.o&d
mJ repJnel' Ron lldlae, "'11lir·
ty Jun ba" shown tbat tbe Pentqon can't b&Ddle these dJa. c...,... , .. , eelbb ...
Customer Pays for Shoplifting, Thefts
You are cau1bt in a cruel
apiral corkscrew or hl1ber
prices beaettin& more aboplift-
lng begeU1ng hicher prices.
You've frequently stood ln the
department at.ore, eaaer to com· plete a pur·
chase, un·
able &o find a
aaleaperaon. and rec ·
01at1ed bow
euy tt would
be &o walk out
without P•Y· lnf · tis euy.
The Na ·
tlonal Retail Merchant. Aun.
receatb' kept 500 aboppen under
1urvelllance 1n one lar1e
metropolitan department store.
By the end ol the day 43 bad
1hoplifted IOIDethlaC.
Tbat ii oae LD every 12 abop-
pen.
And the COit ol wbat each o1
Mailbox
them lteala seta added to the
prices the 11 booat cuatomen
muat pay.
Tbe FBI reportl a total ol
SlS,781 ~ lut year for . But depvt-
ment atore HcurltJ people
1ueau.m.te tlMlt on.17 c.e ID JD
1ets cauebt md leta dau ball ol
t.hose a.re praaeeuted.
YOU"D BOILES yoar belld
off u oancna aouit>t &o lmpc-
an acldttma• aalel tu oa ......,.
tblDI 1ou pureba••· Y•t
abopliften. lt4i•Hn1 • bl11'aa wortb of merchandl•• eacb
Je&r, are 8ddlDa two to tlllw percent to tbe price ol ....,.
Wn1JOUbuJ. Tb• Neat prollferatioe ti
"catalo1 1laoppla1•' l• a
re1poa.M to lhleYery. If JOU
purchw br mall. tbe meret •
ll spend the colt ol MC\UtlJ aad
tbe 1ou bJ tMft.
1D1 bJ ~. ~ a.-t
eoaawnen aalltblr • bilJkm • year. M;eordiq &o Commerce
Deputmeal .-.umai..
Why Should IDegals Have Politi~ €loot?
'
"I DON'T 8UPP08S t-at
anybody'• aotn• to 10 1llto , a
et.ore and say, 'I wet to lllMl.l
Uke Chlcaao.' " she said. "We
"I. weal to • rraaranc• labor..,," U. aald. •·1 wu
**iU .tOr Just rtlbt ttent. ftel UV. all t1pea Of oill. all t1I* fl ettab. I aat tbert ahd
•m•lled. I 1m.u.d 40 amella ud
11arrowed l\ don. I had to eoJDe
baek to rub m1 .ftDal cholee. Vol.Ir noee ltart.t to not wort
an)'1DCln lt ~ smell too many
llD.U. all at once."
Sb• aaid that, aJthoqh lhe rea!Uea that .. molt people u -
sume that ~ tbat elQlella
like Chlc~.!:J~lnl to smell ter· rible." lbe the city ta pt.
tine a bum r-.p.
··s~ thinks Cbtcap bu
a bad amell, while t0meplace
Ute Puu Li nry trub and clean,"abeNld.
.,Wtll. •arta \I a YW'/ amelly
town. J 1DMD. tbe place 1...U.
bad. Raw~ ever been there!
It'• dirty. 1'MY leave their meat
OD boeb outlkte lD Ule ltre«.
FU. all owr tbt place. Y•
want to 1mell llke that?"
lbe uld ~ lbe bopn "Bl·
... ee ot adeaao" wlll utp ~
pie to ,....aluate tbetr lma&e ol
the way Odea101men..
"BOPEPVLL Y, the smell of
Cbitato will beeome uaoclated
wltb the beauty of lllchl1u
A venue, or tbe spectacular view
on top of tbe Jobn Hancock
Center," abe said.
Miu But.er 11id that "Ea·
aence of Chicago" as watttnc tbrouCh the air ln cities all over
the Untt.ed Statett -even the
world -because It w" ori,UW-
.•STOREWIDE SAVINGS· NOW IN PROGRESS
lY marbtad aa a product to be
IOld u a toUTealr .
.... ftnt dll'tributed tt to tbe
major botela, to the airport '1ft
sbopa, J>laet!I like tbat," 1he
Hid. "O\lr ldH WQ that It W ..
a mueb nleer thint for cooven·
Uoneen to take bome than a
cheap pennant or a mac wltb tbe
clty'• name OD il. But DOW that
lt'• clltchlo1 on. we are reacblDc a mucb wider marUt."
And the success of "Euence
of Chicaeo.. hu led the com·
pany to upand Its market to
other American cities
··we are ~ on separate
produda for New York. Bc»too,
San Francisco. Loa Ant•let,
Houston, Dallas. Hawaii .
Miami. Ptttabur&h. Seattle and
Detrott." Mia Baxter uld.
Eaaence of Detroit.,
"Yes." she said "Detroit will
get a terriric Nowery scent
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Sia eu Effeets
Hospital Sets
·LectaTe Series
' ~ • """' ........... -.. tftedl Of 9b'W will .. Ji II ..... "'C' ' I J1& I Ill Sama A·c:.:. 0 'b &c I,, ..
--...I ::Yz. :•" ...... ._. "u. UAll--·---·-•· .. · •1:a..-.1ae • au =ca..--..,...,• t111111., a"•t, un N.
Aw.,s.&aAaa:
~'mWIU.UDr.Ma'tlaBawww.mt.
talltpaaf 11 wtftQ" t''"7•UMUClrftlelledleal
Sc ... Dr... W abo meW!dne a pdYale Pl'aC·
tieltJD1'capild...._
.. Y ... • ••4 •P••rdl1 bo•nd persona.
acb6eU«a md wcce11tal people, an amoni thole
wbo Cf .... .., tarse partm ~ tbe atrw-
beal'lal M ~.·· Bl.-aaid. ''Streu ta not ~ •••_.., tbe ,..)l ol fallan, l1 a1lo atema from .~ .. ~.··
~ 8£88IOllCS In tbe Mriee an ID•
titled, "Sa md tbe 8ln&le A.duh. .. Feb. 12; "Sbwl
aDCI Bee .... ~'t·· .. llarda u. and '"Tbe SU..o1Pb1*al •• Aprill.
'l'lle .ne. ta open to tbe puhllc. There ia no
cbatp.
Prop.J3~oa
Schmitz Hits
'User Fees'
-
I
nm tM aid of Home F8bftca . ._sa ... s
bl*• on 1141·11
~--------------~------------, i 1500 05 P OM AMY PURCHASE l
Ii ....... ~~.~~~~ ............ , !
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MOIMl,_.f&Mll I I· • a,..,,.,. ' _ _. .. ...,...~ .. ---.. ------~-----_._-J
... -~~~~~--~T~----·---.--..... --~----~---~-~~~ I CXUOll i auoll I CtUOH I auoll I
I EliCS I Mlfli&Klt I ..... , I NOTIONS I PA I I I V80llt. I FJWICS : I
' I~ I MD I GU118& I 20~ I I ~2 Ml I 1~ i ... ' /0 °" I
• Umlt2s-1 Y2 11111 I 1~ 1 NoSelefteme I : ~ i No .... lteml I Y2 MD I lrtdudlng Trtma 1
• -12/S1111 I -11131111 I &o. 12111111 I -1111111'1 I ·-------~-~~~~---~--------~~---~--.....L-~~~---~--~
We MU nrst quaJ.lty and diacanUaued
merchandbe trocn Sens Retail and
Cat.aloe DUtributioa.
MEN'S
4PIECE
SUITS'
AM/FM STEREO
WITH8TRACK
w.381.95
Mattress
and
Foundation
Assorted
50%
OFF
FLOOR
TD.£
SQUARES
Ready Stick
were 38•
Now 15c
each
Nows3900 foiFfll'ls•w• c.tmog Price
BRAIDED
AREA
RUGS
..,.79 ..
Nows3400
Kings Road
wete8.97
•
NOW s400
4only
FREE STANDING
FIREPLACE
Save •200
.... 00
Now •295
The three piece
Sweetish Knit
Reg.185.• NOW 129.80
IUd•e• tor Sale
After her 'husband. John, ,,.. forced to quit
his job because of an incurable illness.
Marguerite Miller of Wilminston. W .
placed a newspaper ad offering tO aell one
of her kidneys. Sbe needs the money to
support the family. wbicb includes a
daughter.
fa/b o;
&llUd
HltlJJIOPA DUD WBIL£ &UTll WAS still
coollq toward U. moment wbm lta tlnt oceana
oould ie ..... be N.id.
In pictar. relayed by V07qer 2. Europa bu
tbe ·~ ot a liant euahell tbat baa been 14..e.ld _. ~1-1 an m.tsible lwad. 1ta ice
yellow IUl'face la laced by bundreda of dark
eraeb, .._ QPe&riq u wide aa ao mi* and aa ._..a 1.000 mllel. ~
R•alanct Nici tbe endm are mdeoce tbe aa..ut• ii not a t.ro..n chunk of lee do9D to a
depth ot more tbu eo mllel as eome admtisb
ban tt.art.d.
.. TBBSE •A alUNGS TELL US TWO
critically important tbinp: (1) that the lee crust Ls
t.bin enoaCb to break, and (2) wbat comes up from
undel'lllMtb WMD thia OCCUR la not pure water,"
beaaid.
Be dted recent adentiftc theories about an
upper llmlt on the thlckDesa of Europa's ice,
beyond which even the Udal force from Jupiter
could not breach It.
"Tbat upper limit i• about six miles," H~ aald. "U tbll 11 accurate, then Europa Ls
cowered b.r an ocean more tbaD 50 miles la depth.··
Be Mid be bellena Juptter'a Immense tidal
The perfect flt.
In year round
comfort and style.
in 1ooi. .£ncron
potyeeter. L
Available
in this model
& pinstripe.
navy.
brown
& black
REG ........... ......
LONG .......... .....
XLOHO ........... 0.
PORT\. Y I • . .. ..... 42-M
PORT\.YR ......... ..
PORTLYL .......... -... ---·-.. --
atreu. fracture Baro&::• icy crust and that .,_ ___________ _
preuarea from deep wt the aat.elllte force bot .~:,::: • .:::°" o.:,.
water apwud \.brouP tbe ftlaunt. He aaJd the --.. t--r --water Oil reachina the surface vaporl.ies and ....,. ........,.
becomee snow. wblcb be added would account for OUlllDM.I•..,..~ ----... _ ----.__..____ ....... ,........ ---~ ·--·· "JOUth and 1n::"'uu~... 1117-
.......
ROST ...
'38800
14e& ..
MAMUAL oaaosaa Ml
... IRATOI
o//GP rt:fi/b;J gt'6 '29 .. '9S-
._,y FOi mT S&IC'nOMSS
AU. FLOOR SAMPLES
AT NEAR COST! YJ~
AU. DINNERS INCWDE.
ANTIPASTO and OXTAIL SOOP, AAArmAOO
Ell11IEU
STAftDlrtG RIB ROAST-AO JOS ••••••••••••••••••• • t13.50
Our Perennial Favonte.. 8elect OlOlc:e PorUona c.¥ed from our
Orut StandfnQ Ra> Routs WUI lie Ac~ied by ()-..med
SpUwdl. Yorbhlre Pl.adding eod Creamy Whipped HorMredJah.
RACK OF LAMB ftORJlllAPIDE ••••••••••••••••••••••••• t le.95
HoneJ Qlued AoMted Hat HooM Umb, .,.. with • MedJe1
ol Yetet.W.1 md LJ'Oll n lea flaaltou,
ftEW YORK 8TEAK. BROILED •••••••••••••••••••••••• et•.tS
AIMlrful and f1Ulne. 1bla Top Ra'*"'f Steak WllJ Be Topped
with SUced Muah"*M eod E9COl1lld with LyonllllN ~
met Oreln aun. Am.ncSIM.
1.D1&Si ER TAIL •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••• •at.15
BroDed to Your DellghL 8erwd with Drawn MW, atrtne ....... •
Amldlne met Lyonnalae ~tlltou.
ROASTl!D DOCKLIMQ A L•ORAftGe ••••••••••••••••••• ttZ.75
A Fevortte Brillat S.V.tn, &icQdmt. Ollp Dudding la _...
on a Bed ol Wiid Rk:e. <lfMll ...... Amlndlne. ~ Afllle
mcl Sauce 89nde •Itta Cogll8C.
-Served From~()() P.ftt -
JllEDITERRAllEAll ROOJll
For Information and ReseMttlons Cati: r
. •
BIG SAVINGS OM
WASHERS
SWER IAIGAIM!!
:C~~.s273
G 1•1r .. EIKlrlc.
~t=;.==
floor ... ' ••• at ,..__.coif!!!
BIG SAVINGS ON
DRYERS
,
I " v
~ ...... -·---~-~-Loe......-1ar • ~........ ~-..... ..... --
BIG SAVINGS ON
DISHWASHERS
DILUD M:n:&.1-.T ......... ' If&
TOP..oN.141 met•'Am ...... 5421
R.OOR SAMPLES
MEAi COST!!
IMSTALLATIOM AY•• AM I
BIG SAVINGS ON
RANGES
BIG SAVINGS ON
MICROWAVES
BIG ·,A YIN G~ ~N
TELEV ISI O N
ATC. •OW COSll
1rca.mw .............. '21
Quit
Smoking in5 .,
Coutl&De Community Days tr; Collea• .w preeent 11 ....
television courses on
cbannell 2. 7, 11, 28 and
50 beaiMln1 Feb. 4. a A Thouund• have In just
..,• l'f E'Z_.,.,._ St..,...p ,,......... Telecourse subjects Sone-hourMUlonawtth n 4 ._ _. -.e-aua ...... include "Introduction to ::Ju.....nteed
· Bloloey · • ··American -HNlth method ~e .U.S. Postal Sen:tce has announc~ it Gove~eot," "Applied ~~~°!;"'c!. wW lSSue the W.C. Fields COQlmemorative Sketching .. "The As-1c>t •0t-1111~,.,..
stamp in Beverly Hills on Jan. 29, the cent of Man," and (714)964-5204
lOOtb anniversary of the famous actor-"Penooal Finance." '®/~SI~.,,
comedian's birth. Cl~ schedules ~lb h I j 1) IJI Si 15 (J
I-a-week Classes
Offered at GWC
mail-in reglstrataon _,,,...""'<.."'"'-"
forms will be available --------•
in January.
Golden West Colle1e of Huntington Beach .W oiler more than 420 once-a-week cluaes becin· ninl Feb. 4 to help atudenta save eas, money and
time. ltmaUmeat n,ar. baft abown many IUI· dilla Jll'lfer tUlnl a oaee-a-weet claa, rather
dau m== or three trtpa to acbool, accord-tq .. Lee Stenm.
.,_stratlaD nma Jan. 23-P'eb. 14 and appO(nt-
menta may be made at lhe admisaions office ln the
administration building
Drug License Lifted
BALTillORE (AP> -The director of Sln.ai
Hotpital'a drua dependency pJ"Oll'am for nine
yon UI hlld h1a medical llceme suspended for retusms to underlo tnaiment tor hia alleced dl'\ll problem. bospita1 offfcWI qy.
Dr. Peter Papaatamou apparently b.al re-
turnecl to bis naUve Gneee n&ber tbAn comply wt~ a treatment pro1ram ordered bJ state
medlt-1 offtciall, accord.inl to Or . .Joeepb I .
Berm.a. dlW ~ communlt.J medldne at Sinai.
Eight. Reasons
to Begin
Your M•ter's or l eachelor's degree
program at
N&tional UniversitY
In January.
For information, call
963-0824.
Courses
Offered
Couttlne Com.mumt1 Colle•• will off er 20 claHes In baalc and
buaineu mathematics in
the aprinl semester.
Counes will review
elementary and in-
termediate aI1ebra. the
metric system, business
math, real estate math.
trleonometry, atatiltic. and calculus wltb
analytical eeometry.
A schedule of clua
times and dates will be available lD January.
For information, call ......
• Experienced academi9 and
professionals teach subjects
pertinent to tOday's WOftd .
• You study with career-orientea
adults like yoursetf who have
professional experience and who
are ready to move ahead In their
fields.
Make the 1980's a dflcade of
growth and challenge In your
career.
BnrOl1 Nowl dusea beQb;l Jan 1
Cll 117~ for. ptrlOnaJ
Skiing cl•sslfled ads are the belt place to
buy or ... , sttl wur and
equipment In the O.lly
Piiot. . 642-5678
NOTICm 01' PUBLIC H•ARING il'O 8 HeLD aY
THB ORANGe COUNTY PLANNING COMMISll N ON
ll!llO'-OS•D AMENDM•NTS TO THE ••
ORANGE COUNTY ZONING AND SUIDIVISION CODel ..
Date of H••rf"9: Jenuar.Y 7, 1980 ,
Time of Hearll'.'9: i :30 p.m., or soon tlierMfler es poSSlble.
Location: Pfenning cornm1ss1on He rlno Room, CoufttY~Hall ot
Administration, 10 Civic Centar PlaU, Same ~na, <:allfOmla •
.._ PROPOSAL: .
(1) To amend the Orange Q>Unty Zoning Code SectlOns, 7.IJ.37
Definitions CP>, 7-MC>Deflnltlcms <5>.t. 7-9-nR2 "Group Dwell·
lngs" District Regulatl!JM, 7-9-78R;, "Apartment'' District
Regulations, 7-9-79R4' tiUrbiln Resldentlal" District Reoul•
tlons, 7-9-103 PC "Planned Community'' Olstrlct Regulations
and 7-9-150.1 Use Pet"' ts and CbndltJonal Permits, and to
amend the Orange Counw SUbdlvlslon COde, Sections 7.1#-2%7
Definitions <5>, 7-9·231 Tentative Tract MaPs, 7-9-232 Tentative
Parcel Maps and 7-9-2'9 Time for Action, to provide for the ,....
gulatlon of. stock cooperatives In the same manner as Is pro-
vided In these codes for condominium and community apart-
ment projects except In Section 7-9-2A9.
(2) To amend the Orange County Zoning Code to add Section
7-9-147 to establish standards and regulations for new construc-
tion of residential condominiums, stock cooperatives and com-
munity apartments.
(3) To amend the Orange County Zoning Code Section 7-9-24
Definitions <C> and add Section 7-9-1..a to establish standards
for the conversion of existing multiple family dwelling units to
resldentlal condominium$, residential stock cooperatives and
community apartment projects.
COMPLIANCE WITH THE CALIFORNIA ENVIRONMEN-
TAL QUALITY ACT:
Initial Study 19P12001 has been submitted to the Environmen-
tal Services Division, Environmental Management Agency,
and is currently under review.
INVITATION:
All persons either favoring or opposing this proposal are Invit-
ed to present their views before the Planning Commission. It is
requested that any written response be submitted to the Plan-
ning Commission prior to the hearing date.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION:
Telephone 834-5547 or come to the office of the Environmental
Management Agency, Regulation Function -County Engineer-
ing Building, Room 115, ~ Civic Center Drive West, Santa
Ana, California. To facilitate response, please refer to Zoning
Code Amendment 79-5.
BY ORDER OF THE
ORANGE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
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Warehouse: Sale . .
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Start Friday, Dec. 28th, 10 A.M.
AU ma aolcl •• la. Quantities
Limited to •Ioele on hand.
•25 Dellvery Cllerg .
Save 174.50
,
: Blue & Btown Floral Sofa <1 only) • • orig. $999 Sale 1399 Brown Velvet Swivel Rocker <1 onty) orig.$259 Sale 174.50
: Save '667 ' ' Beige Sof~, Hand Tied <1 only)
Save '100
~ Brown Plai~ Sleeper Sofa c1 only> • ~ Save '250
! Brown VlnyfSofa <1 only> • : Save •238 • : Orange Velvd Hand Tied Sofa <1 only)
: Save 99.50 • : Wood End Ta~es <2 only> • • : Save •64
: Bamboo Sofa °1ilble c2 on1y> • Save•140
: Early American ~ecliner
: Brown Plaid. (1 only)
: Save •so ~ Rust Vibrator Re~llner c1 only)
; Save •199 ·: :; Brown Plaid Chall"\& Ottoman <1 on1y> • ~ Save•163 ~
:: Early American C Ir & Ottoman
~ Brown plaid. (1 only) • • Save 139.50
Brown Maid Chair c1 only)
Save '90
orig. $1166
orig. $349
orig. $449
orig. $1188
orig. $199
orig. $219
orig. $339
orig. $219
orig. $398
orig. $~8
Sale s499
Sale s249
Sale s199
Sale s950
Sale 99.50
Sale s155
Sale 1199
Sale •169
Sale •199
Sate•265
orig. $279 Sale 139.50
orig. 129.99 Sale 39.99
Save s100
5 pc. Dinette Set <2 oniv>
Save s200
Round Wood Dining Table c1 only)
Save '150
Microwave Oven (4 on1y>
Gas Dryer. Large capacity
eleciromc sensor. wheat colOfl (1 only)
Gas Dryer. Standard capacity.
white. (1 only)
Gas Dryer. Withs tabnc
settings, gold color. (1 only)
Electric Drver. standard
capacity. wtlrte. (1 only)
Heavy Duty Washer. 2 speed.
18 Lb. capac•.ty. gold. (1 only)
Compact Washer. Apertment amt. <1 onty>
18. cu. ft. Refrigerator. Top mount
freezer with ice maker.
wheat color. (1 only)
Side by Side Refrigerator
19 cu. ft., white. (1 only)
No-Frost Refrlaerator
15.7 cu. ft .• top mountlreemr,
white. (1 only)
No-Frost Refrigerator
17 cu. ft, white. (1 ontY} Carpet Remnants<• 4v>
\ 400k off Refurbished Electronics
Now, two great ways to ctiargel
~
"econdltlOned store a~k plua .dlSContlnued floor sample• of
radl08, T. V .1 •nil at•reoa.
nney
orig. $359 Sale •259
orig. $459 Sale •259
orig. $449 Sale 1299
orig. 369.95 Sale •199
orig. 239.95 Sale 1149
orig. 309 .95 Sale •199
orig. 199.95 Sale '149
orig. $229 Sale •149
orig. $179 Sale •130
orig. 609.95 Sale •299
orig. $699 Sale •499
orig. 549.95 Sale •299
orig. $599 Sale •299
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Not ·Fair,
I.Deer
Complains
IN A900T IT pe"*1t ol
th• ··wi.o·. Wlto" tMA·aprt
aur'HJed Htd Ua•J 1moked martJ ad 111 m1. about '1
peruet aatd lll•J aap,.,,_. Girl Reecued cohabit.._
l11 tlddidal, ~ o1 dM NEEDLP..S <AP> -Two men
1tudeaU polled W. J'eV Aid TO ILUJl'l'Uft TBIB point. wbo al'--61.Y abducted a a.
that they favor ceuonbtp, but &be pllhJlaber aald that 71 year~ l'laDo lirl at llJDpclint
la Jl71. mt oppoMd QJ ld8d percat ot tboN 1uneyed b'OID bH• been arnsted foe ln•esU&a·
o1 eemanblp. amons curr•at 1tud•nt.1 ln tioa of lddupplq and robbery
UNC AIMED GOODS
PUBLIC AUCTION
'-HANDMADE ORIENTAL RUGS
UQUIOATI.a UTIRE INVENTORY
of -...ua..t uncWmtd eoodt. pfut othen
from
OUR l'TOAAOE WAREHOUSE
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AUCTION2P.M. PREVIEW1 P.M.
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MARRIOTT INN
900 NEWPORT CENTER DR., NEWPORT BEACH SOUTH WEYlllOVl'B, nm year'• crop ol ---.. Wbo'• Wbo" Aid tbat they bid after tM '1rl WU re.cued, &aid llaa1. (AP) -Dlana opted for careen la proteuklul--not bad 1GUa1 interCOVM aod Ule CalifGrnla BICbway Patrol
Peetbam lln't a '°" fielda when asked what u.., IT peraat wd tbQ 'ftl8ld not Veda Burrow was unhanned Io 1 er . But when wanted to do. F~~ peruut ba•• a cblld without belDI Wedne1da1 when offlc•n ~= R . .-..r Terma C.,h / CMck
c 0 m e d l • D A D d y Hid they wanted to be ---married. stopped a ftD lo wblcb abe .... lnformMJGn: 21~ A, A 6 A llllC.,
Kaufman wresUed her or lawyers, while 21 "rc;ent~Mid~-~Ot.ber~:•:w:v~ey~ree::uJ~ta~: ___ jn~din~J~wttb~t~wo~m:en:oo~ID:tentate::Jiifiiiiiijijijiijijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~I down ID a nationally 40, t.beCHPutd.
televised match, abe
aaid it wun't a fair 8 Shi filht. ps
"I could have won
Jeettlm••el.Y. but 1t•1 bi.I Ass.ioned baU.ame ad we luld to -e--
pl•Y under llJ1 rule•
which ....... sldec!," N p rt aald the Zl•year-old ew 0
pbyalcal education
teacher.
SBE waESTLED
Kaufman 1aR week on
NBC'a .. Satazrda.J Nlcbt
Live." auweriDI bla off er of $1.000 to any
woman who could pin
bis abouldera in a
three-minute match.
Kaufman. belt known
for bis role •• the mecbmdc Lalka on the
televitdon eertea .. Taxi,"
says be has beaten 4S
women in wreatllne matches.
MS. PECKHAM, a
8-foot, J..60.pound teacher
at the Norfolk County
Agricultural School in
Walpole, was one of
several women who 1ot
an all.a:peme paid trip
to New Yon for the
eba•i..,,.
Sb• Hid Kaufman
•H mowee that are
baaaed in amateur
......... Besides, the
mat .,. llDaller than
reph&a me , and the
referee wu Kaufman's
manapr.
Her family also feels
abe didn't get a fair
match. And they 1bould
know: her father, and
eoacb, James C .
Peckham. is athletic dlreetor at Em•raon
Collete -.. Olympic wrHtlinl coach. Ber
craa4father. Ale:it
Peckham, 'H, waa a
profet8onal wrestler lo
the ....
w. Oran&e y
WdlBabysit
LONG BEACH <AP)
-Et1ht Navy sbi~!r
flye ol which are aWJ
under eomtruetkla, and the ltatf ol a destroyer
aquadron will be
aNiped to the Port of
Loni Beach in the
coming year, a Navy
spokesman says.
Information officer
Rlck Anderson said
W edneaday tbe ahipa
will be the tint ot rr
veuela and 9,000 naval
personnel and their
families scheduled to be
bomeported at the l
reactivated Navy base.
THE NEW s h i ps
include the frigates USS
Wadsworth, USS George
Phllllps, USS Sides and
USS Duncan. The first
three are beuig built at
Todd Shipyarda in San
Pedro, wb.lle the Duncan
i.a under' comtructioo at
Todd'a s.uJe divtaion..
Alao under
con1t1 uction. by Litton
lnduatries in
Pascagoula, Miss., is
the amphibious assault
abip USS PeJeliu.
TRANSFERRING TO
Lona Beach are the
amphibious cargo ship.
USS Mobile from San
Die10, and two fleet
ocean tuga, the USS
Moctobi from Everett,
Waab., and the USS
Takelma from San
Die10.
Tbe staff of Destroyer
Squadron Nine, now
bued ln San Die10, also
will be tramferred to
Loni Beach, Andenoa
said.
Tbe Weat Orance P. • N ed County YMCA will 8lr am
babfdlor ddldNa qea SACRAMENTO <AP)
1 thl'CIQlb 5 cm Prldaya -Gov. FA.mund Brown from 9Lm. to2p.m. for Jr. baa reappointed A.
'1 per ebPd and '3.:iO for c Horton 50 of San
e ~ c h a d d it I o D a l Rdael, and J6ome K. Jo_o..... Moran, G, of Walnut
For lnformatkla. call Creek. to the Pilot.age
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DEAR PAT: Can upbalt akln&lea be applied
crrer old wooden abinal•?
E.T., Costa Mesa
• Yee, ._I& la ap te die roalel' to deteralae die , • .._., ..... ....,udl&a...,,...U&oeee = ..., eu aafelJ Mid llP die addlllaeaJ .. ...,., aD ean...., eu.
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D~AT: I read the recent AYS item about baker'• c Christ.mu oraunmta. It aoundl like
tun a'ICI I •t •alt to 1et stuted makiq 10me of them. 's ooly one problem. Wbat do you u.se
for deesa~? I was thtn1t1n1 of froettac. but
doubt t.b1a ~d be durable for year.to-year use.
K.B., Newport Beach
W.ter or pa.l.Dts .old by a.bby aores for
mall pJ'O woClld be &ood backlJ'OlllMI color
ces." "can be made by mhhl& de&er&eat
ad ad git water so make a Wek mh-
• 'Diis cu pa.l.Dted oa and It dries to a fairly
We a.a.. rillt to a bobby or craft aore will
n yea a&Mr deconUcm lcleu
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DEAR RZ.UERS: I've noticed that AYS bu
commended '8rious government pamphlets
vallable from tle Consumer IDfonnatioG Cent.er
Pueb&o. Colo. h e often wondered why a rather
mote location W\S chosen for tb1a facility. Aho,
w many reques~are received per year and how
e they proceued '.
F.J .. Costa Mesa
~ Pwlblo locWoa wu cboeea bftaaae It's
I most la Ute ftl'Y\ cent.er of &be eolllltrJ. The
eat.er reports &bat ~rden reach bo&ll couts la boat &be aame Um • Tbe wareboase tuelf la a
ffllubed operatl wl&b employees wbo cu
recess up to a mllll~ pobUc:atlom a week. Lut
ear more &baa %6 mlUon pabllcatlom were aeat
0DCe Joa pat y~po9&eard In &be mall, It Ilea ..... Ulree w to set yoar eopy of Ute •coumner IDlormaU Cata1o1," aad most of
a& la a.me ba tile m aih.
Y-.r postcard arrtv~t Paeblo wttll u muy u st,• otber pieces of all. Tlda mall la tol1ed •1 •tidreu -for exampl the catalol aoes la&o a
ptaeea bole ol requests f t& -1.J. A spokesman
•aya nqaeaa for the cat g are &be euieR to
•udJe. After the mall ls It's Jan a matter
.t eaW., JOU address fro &Ile poaeard ud glu·
.. , ID cmo aa envelope la pre-Aaffed with a
ea&aJoc, V..., you ad u yoa wrote It cats
UaT~:!;"ai Ute m~re Zit free pabUca-tNa8 la die catalog, Ju& te Ua name nd
... .._ • a piece of paper, 1ov aame alld ......._ .-ao.e It la u velope acldreaed:
CM! WN1' lllformatloe C -REE, Paeblo,
Colo. at•. Tlaa& ad4lreu tile •rt.en ta P9eblo ,_ -1.J wu& free Uou., ad yoar
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'Pill' Tests
Raise Hopes
LA JOLLA (AP> -University ol California re·
aearc:ben HY there la tbe DOUtbillty that tbey
ma)' bave developed a 1afe fem.ale coatra~ve ptll.
No side effecta were found in four years of
buic re.earcb and, cu.meat t.ettna lDvolvtn• 1mall
1roup1 ol women. a ICientilt u.ld. Wednesday.
A SYNTHETIC &&LATJVE OF a brain
hormone called LRRR, it bu ioduced early
men1truation and prevented pre1nancy when
11ven once or twice a montb, Dr. Samuel S.C. Yen
aald in an interview.
Yen, profeaor of reproductive mecllclne al
UC't San Die10 m841cml center. l1 an intema-
tioaally recocn1sed ncure ln reproductive bioloo ••'l'be wort la prellml.nary, but clearly ll aa
very excltina," said Yen. "We didn't at.art cllnkal
tettln1 until we felt we bad an aaent that was safe
and powerful enoup to be effective ''
IT IS CLEA& THAT DAILY lJSE of lbe sub-
stance can "dlllrupt lbe coordinated sequence of
eventa" that lead to normal ovulation, he said.
The substance was deveJoped at nearby Salk
lMtitute by a team beaded by Dr. Roser Guillem1,
who shared a um Nobel priu for brain peptide re-
search. To date, Yeo said, "We have not seen even
one side effect in four years ol buic research and
clinical testing "
If tests conllnue to ~ sucttssful. he said
clinical tnals involving much laraer numbers of
women may begm m about a year If those tests
fiucceed, he said the new contracepllve could be on
the market in les1 than five years
YEN PLANS TO aEPORT DATA from has
clinicaJ tnals at an intemationai symposium an
Mexico on fertility control to ~ held tn mid
February under sponsorship of the Agency for In
temational Development.
LHRH, or gluteninh:ang hormone releas1ng
hormone, ia one of more than a score of peptides
or small proteins 1dentified in recent years wtuch
form the basis for the brain's e<>ntrol or many body
functions.
As released by the brain, 1t signals the
p1twtary gland to manufacture and secrete two
other hormones that control the human reproduc·
uve cycle
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Monday, January 7
11am-1pm
The Lennon Sisters
"Lawrence Welk Show"
Wednesday, January 9
11am-1pm
Something special has just happened in Newport Beach, and
you are invited to come join the celebration! A beautiful new
office of Home Savings has just been completed at 16 Cor-
parate Plaza and we're holding Open House all week from
January 7 through the 12th.
Come, meet all the famous TV stars shown on the cover, en-
joy refreshments and take home a free souvenir gift. See for
yourself how beautiful saving can be at your new Home in
Newport Beach. From its marble exterior to its carefully ap-
pointed interior nothing has been spared to make the new
Newport Beach office both a comfortable and efficient place
to save and a gracious landmark in the community. It's the
kind of Home you'd expect from America's largest savings
and loan association.
"Ozzie & Harriet"
Thursday, January 10
11am-1pm
Friday, Januaiy 11
11am-1pm
THIS BOOK FREE
JUST FOR AmNDING
OPEN HOUSE!
As your souvenir of Open House.
take home your very own copy of
"How Sweet It Was" -a 192 page
book about the early years of
television. In words and pictures.
relive the excitement of those
golden years of great stars ...
great shows. And don't forget
to have your book
autographed personally
by one of our TV star guests!
---Bu~
''Lawreooe Ytelk Show''
Saturday, January 12
11am-1pm
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Daytirnen Railio
SWirla
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'?=NT. "-'· '5;ec1al Pre New Years Sale
CAP):_ ft'= zwr..r.,.., ., Truckload Of Seafood Bargains
ta.tlllMID........... I =:0:~::..=~:: 3 Days Onlyl • ,~!'.Vpm • •"'-I o!:r.u~• ...:-:; I 3 Convenient Locations I f.i£~E I L*~Mlo J r::=~e] fN.;~~h] i
..:...-IN 1>1a omA:e I Juotllarthof 1f.:-st. OOVAAJ<llalla Len~~!irch 1
So GOllett 1ut 1ear ·= ----SHRIMP ':. Mat a iltta' to a KINU
Clt1 caa:feetloner a.at. ~ '-C. JOU or can you
not deWmiDe wtaat'• lD· I I aide a....u ao.er can· 1 Restaurant QuaUty • Buy In 5 lb. Unit and Saver 1 =T~ awb1a OD the I ROCK Soft Shell I
TBB CANDY com· I SHRIMP* Shrimp 11 pan7'1 attorney W1"0W I $ 179 $ ~ u:!i.'.:tC::: I Regular Size . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ii. . . . . 4~ I
TBS .. DATrlllSU.•• wm 80N on u company ... to ldlD I $ I
early u 4:'5 p.m. lD YiDtM', wat IJlooedeut Ii" tlb' t.be eat.-'I ol t.; La Size 211 S6~ I
biill ac:bool C· anc1 Uae7-..-. CIOIDDWdal baDdm eboclolatae. I rge · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · It. · · · · · I :~~.:-1.rrt!"i' ~~·1.1 . He and othen at clear clwmel m: arsue =rm.,:!.l~~:~ 11 Ex . large Size ............ ~ 3~~ ..... 584: 11
aald Vlr•ll Smith, maa11er of WllO~ n tl:e~andri~::f:'1~:'ormor:,:& iD a bit with b1a akep-1 •OeMghtfulydtfterlntMexk:anRockSMmp.ahardshe11ed 1 ==~ .. :=;,~ = :.;t = ,T::d loeal mtioos that fade lD and out. tleal ltd. I shrimp wt'6ch h1u tint of lobster ftlwr. A reaJ value' I
;:~.:$~~:;::: ~~~.::~== FirmaFaclng I ~~!~~M.~.~~~ .. ~2~:. I
''Ill ...... I.rate .,.,.... call ad ... to lllO~ I&-. ~·1..1 b to...... ndiol Ovil Suit I I bow lf tbl acbooll an opm mid~ are ran-, uu.....-ra wv.uu ave .,_new ·
nin1."aai4WJNUmwaero1mnlllrcW ... ia.o. betw~ c1eve=~~f~~~ -81=~n~~~~ 11 Scallops15'l CodS2t Fllh-ln.BatterS19:. •1 ple tb1Dk we're juat too cheap'° alSD OD eutier... er and ,. "' tile clear channel atatiom, but a.or .. DeabDejlan bu 1 Of 5 lb. QuanUOa. e Alets per 5 lb. box. 24 PortJoos per. 5 lb. box
UVESAY CA.US n DllC&IJllNATIOM. but--c oWd uire approval lD Canada and Soulb filed. dftl auk qaimt I I -. ""' believe the FCC will di-Ille niloo -pion 8._.....i "1 u....,. would ,... ::~o~~:;::~ I 0.... 418.0Xl llllilfiod CIJlbi .. in S years i with~==:: ::p~.-: ::;,a·R-m.. ~'!':c~~bannel 1tatiom to share 11 full· ~~:~~:f ~::d~ I SHRIMP PEDDLER
aaree the daytime-only restrtctlon burta amali cbemlcala. \ Tucson. Denver. Wk:tMta. San Oleoo. El caion • Oranoe County I town people. TllJt a.EA& CHANNEL fOSCES OPPOSE The 1uit, ft.led W9dne6· .._ ________________________ _
••tt•riv~~m~~~~.~~. any~on~r~~~~~e~ day lnSacramento -------------------------
emeremcy service and public information which share frequend• with each otber. County Superior Court, ( ]
they desperately need," said Findley. "The cur-"I bave no problem with the 2,300 1tations aeeka an lojuoctloo MAILBOX ,ITllalLATESlnthe DAILY PILOT rent system 1.1 not fair and must be cban&ed." broadcalUni fuJJUme," aald Hensel. "But, I'd against further dis· rat.her &bey aldn't do It at.:our=-:GP:::.:**'=:.:.:_• ____ ...:c.:.:.:ha=r~g=es:..!p:.:..lus:=.!pe:.::::nal=U::.ee=--.... _--_-_-_-:_-_-:_-_-_-.:_-.:.:.:" _______________ _ There are 107 AM frequencies. In the late
tSMOa, broadcasters who wanted to build statiooa in
amaU towna found that the m frequeociea aet
aalde for local, fulltime atatiool were lull. Llveuy
and others accepted daytime licenses.
urr WAS SORT OF A GOVERNMENTAL roof
patching job," aaid Livesay. "They just started a
bapbuard. helt.er·akelter system ot atickin& ala·
tJooa oo u daytimen."
By aiOina off at nl~ when ndio slpals
travel farlbest~ daytlmen do not interfere wtth the
lar1er, man powerful fWlUme stmk-.
Twent.J·ft" ltations, among the first to be
licemed iD Udl eountry, are called clear-channel
Uilma Maay lbare their~ wttb DO o&bel'
mtioD at ll1lbt. eo they can be beard f• more
tbaD i.ooo mn..
Tb.at bcJthm'a 1e>me daJti,men.
LiveuJ aald lhat when the firlt few clear
channel sUtlons went on the air, everyone de-
pended oa ~m becauae there wu UWe local
service an tbe Larse Uateu.lq areas.
B\JT THI! POPULATION MOVED WEST,
towns IJ'eW and FM and televt.aloo came lnt.o be·
ing. People depended leas oa the clear cba.nnela,
Livesay aald.
He aa14 the daytime atatiom aene 48 millloo
people and eoWd provide better aemce by belDa
oo the air at n!Pt. even lf that meana reduciq tbe
ran1e ot the dear channel ltatiom.
Not 1arprt1ln1ly, clear channel station
manaaera di.la,:ree.
'''lbere are mlWona of people out there who
&el DO aenice otber than wha~r. let from the clear cb.annela," aald Len H , manqer of
WSM lD Nubville.
ClaMes
Offered
Coaatline Community
Colleae will otter more
than eo EoiJlab clulea
be~nn1n1 Feb. 4 . ounes will be of·
rered lo 1pellln1.
vocabulary, basic l?'•m·
mar, communicaUon1,
speed readiQ&, En1U1b
composlU.on, bualneH
Bn1Uab. poetrJ and
creatlft wrttlDI-.
8Pl1nl clua scbedW. wlfJ bi available lo
January. For lnfonna·
tioo,ca11 9G--OSN.
Denk Robbery
Smpect Held
PASADENA CAP) -
Police have arretted a
1ray·balred man
believed respon.alble for
at least 15 bank rob·
bertea ln three moolb.a
in Loe Anselea and San
Diego counUe..
The man wu taken ln· to custody Wednesday
after the lat.eat In the
1trtn1 of bank robberies
by tbe so -called
"Bourbon Bandit ...
NEW YEAR'S EVE at
MONTE CARLO s49ss BALLROOM
DINNER DANCE :'°.,,: * CMmpagne Md cocktail• for ttae evening Included * Pq ,_, nol11m....,. * .._. cw lobetet dinner * PllOM now for -*from 7:30 p.m. .... •• ii I rt*'•
.,, ~to the Ed Lnch O.dl ....... l:OO p.m.
DISCO '* TheUbnrJL.ounllt * ,,..._. ... , ..
DANCING • DWll-o.clrtl*l.,..W,_
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... ,.,...... ...
C1ll now for l"IJJIYIUone (714) 844•1700 Ind 9ddllloftal lnfOnnltlOft
Giant
Afttt CluUtmas
Sale
At Molt Scores.
SOUTH COAST PLAZA
A rornaao• tlaat bloomed la Parle
and ~med OD a
1lobal honeymoon
touchlnl Acapulco.
the RlYla'a and the
Bahmu apparently
will come to an end
at the caaclualon of
a divorce trial
acbeduled Feb. 14 in
DetnJtt. Tbe •ult in· volvea Rem)' Ford II
(above), retired
chairman of Ford
Motor Co.. and his
estran1ed wife, Cristina (below).
S.11 or trade YoUr .old
skis fast wltft • .Cew
Slrltng clasifMld ad in
the D•llY Pilot.
642-5671
uwE PAY szs .... a year to lease
t.b1a car before paylne for tickets,"
he H)'I. "Anybody can Join by seeing
me and we do have openings. But we
don't want any publicity."
No, he doesn't want to be a
spokesman for the club. ten bow
many memben there are on the 41· seat car, identify any members by
name or by job uue.
And no, be won't repeat his name
or aay Ul)'thlng else, thank you. Still
smiling, be lets the ,1.,. door to the
car close between him and the re-porter.
"THIS 18 A UNIQUE rela·
tiorubip,.. said Amtrak spokesman
Brian Duff. "We're in the buaineu to
sell transportation and that car pro-
vides a substantial amount of income
for Amtrak."
Dull said Amtrak decided to con-
SPC.
THE MON•OVTB Commuter
Club pays •.ooo m:mually for ucb of
two cars owned by the Department of
Transportation, aald atate
•poke.woman Debbi Lawk>r.
lo additloa, the Jersey Cout Com·
muter Club owns lta own car, but
pay• the state SU.200 annuall)' for
aervicea, lbe said.
Both private car club& date back to
tbe Jeney Central line that preeeded
Conrail, Ila. Lawlor said.
"I don't think we make money oa them," she aaid.
China Reads
Kissinger
HONG KONG (AP) -Chula bas
translated excerpta from Henry Kia&·
tnger's memotu, "While House
Yean," and will distribute them
throughout the country, accordina to
a Peking newspaper.
The newspaper Guancmlna said
the exettpts cover the period from
1968 to 1973 when Kl.ssincer was na·
tional security chief and then
secretary of state. .
The l.nstallmeata include reports on
a secret trip Kiaalnger made to China
in 1971, bis meetinp with Cbinele
leaders Mao Tae·tune and Chou En·
lai, and· President Nlxon'a viait to
Cbina lo 1972.
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YOUR OUT-OF-THE-ORDINARY
EVERYIHING JANUARY
DON'T MISS THIS SEMI-ANNUAL EVENT.
SALE BEGINS JANUARY 2-12
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1a1a a... callfGfwl9 tr1M • n1 ... 0"11• cem Pim IW.I.
QuallfltHI
ln•l•llatlon
Aval/able
DINING
SET Perfect For
4 PIECE
GRAPI
ENSEMBLE
See OtJf
setectlon of
Franklin stoves
and Box heaters.
FIREPLACE
ACCESSORIES
In stoclc for
Immediate De/Ivery
HIGH-BACK ADJUST ABlf
BEACH
CHAIRS
All Aluminum
Will Not Rust s19900
CISTlllllE
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SIZE
ANY
SHAPE
•
New Y.ar fntlt'failq
Includes durable can·
vas covers. natural
finish frame, available '° 24" & 30" harts.
only s59 5
Durable
canvu covers,
natural finish.
REG. $30.00 s1915
SALE
4FOl.DtNO
FIRE SCREENS
28" 1D 31 height up ID 54" wtdttl
t
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•fJ ft W&L CIONllNVa TO -It ..... ...,~~·~~·''beaut. eaut=..u~~ ~m=":
UM aal7 • pa ftta •bo Mn a.bami.I all eo•• Uoaal medical treatmeata. Wltliea••
...... ette.JJJ NjeCt UM CODttotlfJDal b'MtlDeat " tradulklm.
l1ualol wa dneloped bJ Grwa er.. Colp.
of .Japan. where tb• product bu been ued ~on about l'O patleats. A Green Crw 11•blkbU')', Alpha Tberapeuttes Corp. at
Soatb hltdena maoufactW'el it in tbe Ua.tted
S&ai..
About ftve years of tesUna will be needed to
wlD FDA llW'ketln1 approval.
TBE Ill.GOD 8UB8Tl'IVl'E llA8 BEEN med
oaly three times ln the UnJted States. The tint
Ume wu lut month in lllnnaota. Lapin said be
1ubMquentJy used it on two patient.a, one an
elderly man who died five days later.
Re said an autopsy showed Fluoeol wu not
involved In the death -•'The Fluo1ol wu
probably the only thing that kept him alive live
daya."
Laplo. an Israeli-born American and not a
Witnea, aaid all three tramfusioo patient.a were
Wttneaes.
The rell&ious prohibition aeainst blood
transfusions is emphatic and total. It is a frequent
cause ol friction between members and doctors,
for wbom t.ramfuaiooa are a major medical tool.
LAPIN CONTENDS oocroas OFl'EN refuse
to operate on Witne11es. sometimes 1tve
unautbortud blood transfusions during surgical
emergendes and have even filed suit to force
transfusions.
But, Lapin said , "I am convinced that
operatioos can be done without blood and they can
be done 1ucceaafully "
Lapin's techniques Include large doses of follc
acid, iron and vitamin B-12 to stimulate new blood
production ln the bone marrow.
Sureery it.self, carefully planned st.ep-by-atep.
usually involves electric cautery -sort of an
electric knife that emits a apart to immediately
cloee blood vesaela u it slices through tiaaue.
LAPIN DOES SAY AaTIFJCIAL BLOOD
poees .. a moral dilemma. If I b.aH done an
operation before wit.bout blood, can I now uk an
iDdtvidual to subject himself to eomethlnl I'm not
sure about?"
U the long.term safety and effect.iveneu ol
Research Fund
Set Up at UCI
A medical research fund will be establlabed at
UC Irvine in honor of Garden Grove'• only Medal at Honor recipient, Cmdr. Donald A. Gary.
The fund will support research beinl conducted
by Dr. Ardlle Wllaon, Uct proleaaor, who ta study-
lnl tbe fuactlon at the lune ln beahb and dlleue.
Prienda and relatives of Cmdr. Gary may•
contribute to tbe fund by wrltinc to tbe Collep of
lledidne. UC Irvt.ne, t.rvlne02717.
OCC to Offer
Jazz Classes
A •aa1etJ at Jan cluue ranatq from emem-
ble puupa t.o lmproviaaUonal HUiom will be of.
fend bJ Onnae Coast Colleae tn Costa x .. beltnntq Feb. 4.
EDMDl!ble sroups will meet MODdaJS throalb
8atuntaya. from I to 5 p.m. and FridQa from 1 to
5-p.m. 'l'be lmproriaaUoa clua will meet TueMlaJa
·and Tbanda1a from 1to2:30 p.m. Jlellltndion fOI' aprtq clUHI l"llDI Jan. t t.b.roaah Feb. 8 in the Acl.miillona Builcttn1.
hdclraWion ii available by caWns 556-57'12.
PIJ1IUC NOTICE PlJBUC NOTICE
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CANADIAN
WHISKY
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1.75 LT.
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CANADIAN
CLUB
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TEQUILA
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1.75 LT.
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L75 LT.
12.99
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ANCIENT AGE
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RUM
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BLENDED
SCOTCH
EARLY TIMES
STRAIGHT
BOURBON •PWOOf
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No Case
Too .Tough
SAN PRANCJSCO <AP> -1"be riCb* to a JW'J trial ID a ei.U PM
can't be dealed because
of &be~ of the cue, the lib U.S. CoGrt
of Appeals bu ruled. It
revened and seot back
for trial ill San J>Mco a
ca•• involvinl 20 separate suits brought
a1.mst U.S. Financial.
Gda ShotfalJe
Stary Tops
., ..... A:lll ti .. • I Prw
Lut lpl'tn&'a Callfom.la pd.De cdlil, which
captllNd ntttcmal llleedlt.,_ wHla mile-lone Unea,
OYerbeatm wmpen ud odlH .. nffcmin1 ....
voted by far tbe mOlt lmportut atate news ltorf
of 1911 bJ AP newapaptr and broadcast
aubscrlben. Tbe 1tG17, wblch eoatiQ• ID put today wlth
th• odd..-nn Pl'OtP'atq• neelftd ';:f!t., twice u JUDJ 'votel u tbt Hcood·place r -the
Ila, 25 erub of a Loa Ancel•bou.Dd DC·lO in Chicago and t.be reaultlnl controveny over 1aftty
of th• Loa& Beaeb-made airliner.
IN TllDJ) PLACE TBDE WAS a tie between
the conviction and aentenctna of former Sao
Franctaco •.:R~~vi1or Dan Whit• in tbe lloacoee-Mllk 1, with ltl aftermath of street
violence, and the Iranian student aituaUoo ln
California, lncludiDI demoo1tration1 and
depoftatiom.
Rouad1q out the state'•'-* 10 new stories cl
1979, tbe results were;
4. 'lbe continuation of tbe Callfornia tu revolt,
includlq the pauqt of Ptopcietticm 4 and the
llnierinl eftecta of 1178's Proposltioo 13.
s. THE llllVIN vs. MAaVJN "palimony"
trial in Los Angeles.
8. The solving of the Hillside Strangler cue
with tbe arrest and aentencilll of confessed killer
Kennetla Bianchi.
7. Tbe June 11 death of actor' John W ayue tn
Lot~. 8. Flree range state brushJands, lncludlna the
death of three firefighters in Santa Barbara
County and the destruction of• dozen exclusive
homes tn the Hollywood Rills.
t. 'IBE CALIFORNIA NVa.EAR controversy,
1Dcludiq demon.stratioo.s at the Diablo Canyoa
and Rancho Seco power plants.
10. 1be judicial probe of the state Supreme
Court.
Save lSCeach
on Kellogg's ~ Raisin
Bran cereal and
Kellogg's Sugar Frosted
flakes•cereal Enjoy the
goodneSS ot these great
cereals in the morning
and save some money
too. It's Kellogg's way of
gMng you a great start
on a nutrtttous
brealdast.
SavelSO
STOIBCOUPON I
Class Set
On Photo
Printing
Alla· ......... •eries-~ proJeetkm priDdq wl11
be offered bJ Gol-.
Weit ~ ill Hunt· lnstoD beslnntn1
Jao.u.
Tb• worklbopa, cl•·
alsned for tbe person
who bu bad previoaa
pboto enlar1ta1 •• · perleace, wlll concen-
trate on learD1na bow to produce ful[-acale
prints. Dirollment wW
be limited to 22. ct.... will meet ill
photo la.. ID tbe Fine
Arla Jbd""ftl from 1 :00
p.m. to 4:00 p.m. and • •to mMertall fee will be
cbarsed.
Pre·reciatration la re-
quired 1D tbe C.ommuni· ty Semeee omce.
SOUL CITY
GETS HELP
W ASJllNGTON <AP>
-The federal aovern· meat will take OYer the Soul City .. new town"
development ID Warnm
County, N.C .• under a
$10 mllUon Mt&Jemeld It
reached with the pro-
ject.
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come alive tomorrow . • •
The freshest memories are those yo. can see CICJClin and agaiw:
those moments in yo. life that _.. fwmy, tOKhinC) cmcl
de~e to be remembe .. cL Captwe lhetn with a Panasonic
color video system.
Bulky mn'llo oqu1pmcwu It 1 nu•sanco Pen.IOftC
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aAwayr, iu-1 tntllUl<I\ aw.y trom tae.ng Oft lM Mf.
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•way ''°"' lhe c;ost ond long •••t of "ol~ movte ftlm procelMd by • pf'OtO ...
A atngkt ~ Pfleed ceeaetlc C.tft 9'¥9 you up
90 11• ""' flouf'I of 1~. Md"*". . iuM llUsh a
few bwttofte 8l'lf n ••• i. boml lacil cosleit• can
be ~Of """°° IOf ~ apin and llGlltn
Tired or whet the netwof'tts .. OfteftnO? Meta'• a chence tor you
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this COfnplet• Plnnoneeystem lets you record wt-. 81\d wtfen you wll\I.
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Bogs a.,,, C1ao1ees ·
Ray Folland, 11, (left) and Patricia Pokorny, 11, have
been named memben of the month for November by
Boys Club of the Harbor Area. Ray, student• at
Woodland School, represents Boys Club branch in Coeta
Mesa. Particia, student at Eastbluff School, represents
branch in Newport Beach.
Collegiate Juniors
Flunk Writing Test
SACRAMENTO CAP> -More tbao 40 percent of the Sacramento
State University Juniors who must pasa a writiDC test to eradu.ate bue
f alled OD their fint attempt, tbeac:bool aaya.
Engli.ab Department Chairman Ted Honlbaclt aaid be wu d1streaed
but not surprised that Z37 of the 512 juniors tatiq tbe test, or42 percent,
flunked.
.. IT llA8 TO BE a pretty di!·
ficult exam," be aaid. .. And we
muat remember that it ia given
agalmt a background in which, for a number ol yean, writing
proftde9ey ... not required" to
andmte.
Trustees ol the State Uniftrli·
ty and Colleges ayatem ordered
each of the 19 campuaea in lJ'16
to require students lo de·
monstrate competency in writ·
ing to graduate. But the trustees
let each school set its own timetable and requirements,
some living a lest and some
Ex Realtor
Changstrom
Soeeumhs
FuDenJ services will be COD· ducted today for former
P aaadeaa realtor Grant
Cbaa,.uom. wbo died Dee. 22 at
Soatb Coast Community
Balpbl tn 8aUlh Lapna.
Cbaptrom. prior to moWl8
to L..-. Beadl three )'earl aco. owned Cbaqatrom In· diltrtal ReaJtJ ID Puadena. He alto ....-terma .. preeident
of tbe SalYMim Army Advllory Boerd. die Pu..S.a lllatorical
SoeletY" and tbe Loa An1eles
~al ladalb'tal Realty.
Be la .unived by his wife,
Boanilt: ... Crall Chanptrom
.t of Lo•eland, Colo., and ·~. Beth Cba.nptn>m "' Ifill VaDIJ ad Laurie Brannan ol ..... Be8dl.
S•r•lee• were held at
tbe Com.munlt7 Prubytertan
Claarc~ of La1una Beaeb.
Prt•at.e burtal will follow at Moa&ala View Cemetery ln
Alt .....
The f amll,J hat 1u11 .. ted aMmod81 • ......,, to tbe Oam-
muil.1&7 Pr.bytertu Clnareb
l'Ocred"*' ol Lqw BMcb.
mandating a writing coane.
JOAN llAXWBLI... WHO ad· ministered tbe Sacramento
State y., Mid &be me eom·
moo pnlllelm wen fatlm9 to
• 'addrem tbe qaedioa, co.. all
the upecta or or1ani&e tbeir t.hou&b1a ••
Added Hornback: • 'If JOG
don't write much, YoU don't real·
ly know what wrtUDI 1oob lib
on the page. Lota tblDk that a
sentence la one that belim with
a capital letter and eoda wttb a
period."
Thia la the lint year that
Sacramento State bu Pftll a
teat. It was required of only 5C
of the 4,000 Junion, de~
00 their date ol emol1ment
graduation requiremk•ta. All
freabmm wbo emoUed um JeV
will have to p'-a the 'er to 1radua&e, however.
BOUIMat 8AID 1toclenta
wbo auaMct u.e t.t &be nnt
time moand ca take it qalD.
"h'• a Pldld•er nam bit lt'• al8o a c1ta.,..,.... exam," be
aald. '!ea!le ti* 6.a't,....,.. then,. ....... to aMaerl, people
la the .....,..,, Deputmtnt wbo
teach tbe wrtUnc counea. TbeJ
t.a1k to tbe atndeata Ud tl7 to
direct tbem to tbe riabt kinda "' remedial COW'lel. ••
Small Savers
Get a Break
.,. ....... hlPlw
Amertew wW be al* to earn ldablr •• •• • 1mat11r aaTtnp
depostta ID !*. 1'ben are two tblnp"\o loc* eiat far: •a~~ . ..._......_.. .. ,..
lnp certtftcat. llD4 • Oft' type al smya Baild tblll Wiii.., ...... u Wet to matmttp.
SANJm, MVINGI AN» IDID UIOdMiam and credit umoa.
an autborlled to l.uue tbe DIW
certlfleate. Tiie lat.erat nte -aet by tb• federal a1enel•
which resulate the flnandal la-
1dtuUolll -wW be tied to tbe
rate .,.Ml OD 2~year Tl"elRf1
Department aeew1tlet. 'l'Ut'•
carre.atl.J nnm•a1 at be:tae• _ -• .,.. •.•••r -·-ll~pereeataadl2pereat. a WV nnar ,_ -a.,._
Tbe 1overameat aet ao to four yeua; ~ pereaat to Ml
miDlmum deposit for tile MW peraat.
certlflcate, but iDdhidul lD--har to It& JU,ra; TIA S-·
atitutiou can eatabU.b tMir cent toT~ perC'IDl.
own liimta; 1peeifla are stlD be--Sb to elOt years; 1._. per.
inl wa1ked out. But at lealt-cent t.o'N paCJllll.
New Prison Chief
SACRAllBNTO (AP) -
FGnlNI" ...... Sm. Howard WaJ'
baa bee9 __. ddef al a newty
created .ate ,.;.om •tene'J bJ
Gov. Edmund Browa Ir. Wsy, a
llepablkm,,... ......... eo.tJ. ... a" liltCed aecretar7 of ... new Yoath and Adult Corrflc.
tionaJ ~ aa w~.
Tait New
Branch
Librarian
• a..... ,... ., a.. a••• baa beea appol•t•• ••·
allllltr.Un BVart• el U.
Seal Beac:b IAla•re W•ld
1w..-al ... <>nap Oamt7 Public r.ar., .,.....
Tett•wW•t11e1~
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Tbe llbnr7. -al ... eom-ty'a 11 bi wbw. ii loellled at
DOG Bevub Maor Road bl IAl Beacb.
bank said it npeeted to Ml a -Elatll years or more; N
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most other ftxed-tlme cleposlta. certlflcata are •••llable la ----e
Saftql ad loan llllllh.._ mtntmmm of $10,000. Some iD-Tbe 0nnae Coat YMCA wU1 offer am-..-INll• .... ll be anow.d ltltUtlw wW al.low aneraJ peo.. aiped for people wbo aulfer from '°9 t.ct clisc:omtalt ht' ' 1
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The ~ Civet tbem an interest edse OD ID08t typee ol
accotllltl ao they can attnct de-
~ltl wbk:b are then anilable
to lend to ,..id-be bomebuJen •
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cerUflcate.
Tbe Seriea EE Savinp Bond
-the Energy Bond -wbldl
will IO OD aaJe Jan. 1 ud wbic:b
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will pay a bonus of ball •
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11-year maturity. biaUal. S
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A Miss and a Bit
Orange Coast Colle ge's Russ Stolzhoff (left photo)
grimaces as he bats away an attempted shot by Golden
West's Charlie Reiff Wednesday night. OCC teammates
___ ..._ ... f
Stu Van Ho and Ronnie Calhoun await the rebound. Al
nght, Golden l 's Dave Atkins scores. See story. Paae
82.
' It Got A.way Front Us-Westllead
Lakers Blow Big Leads, Lose to Kamas City, 118-111
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -It •as
lbe same old story of down but
ae~er out for the K ansu City
Ktap acainat the Los Aueles
Laken u the Kin&S came from
r bebind to beat the Lakers,
111-lll, ill NBA play Wednesday
nl1ht. The ~ers domtnated tile
ftnt balf and led by 15 midway
~ the third quarter, '"4
Kansas City outscored them,
27-10, down the stretch in the
final period.
Later Coach Paul West.bead
was stll1 trJdai to figure it out
-this momine.
.. ALL OJ' A SVDDEN tt just
aot away from us," West.bead
said. "Qu.r break WU nmnine,
we were playinc eood defense,
tbere wasn't a lot we could im·
prove on. The last five, 1tx
minutes, everythina ~med to
disappear. I'm kind of a,eeeh·
leas after a game like this. I can't analyze clearly the rea· aoa. ...
Sam Lacey scored 18 poi.nu
and pulled down 21 rebounds,
but it wu a atruiele for the
Kinp to overcome the LaJten.
Colts ·Fire Marchibroda
the three dhiaion cbam·
plon1blp1 be broucbt to
Baltimore. But there are Umet
tbe NFL. Wal blred by J~
Tbomufortbe 11'15NUOO anclbe
immediately tui'lled tJI• Colu around. .
la tblt ll'Mt.it liqle.MMOD
turnabout lD UM b1ltin. ol tbe
leap. Baltimore wiDt from lllt
place to lf:Jt pla•• la th•
Am•riean ~ Zall llDd
WOD the tide wUb lM itcord..
TbeColtaWNl·Utnm•.
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They came back from an a1•
third-quarter deficit to take an
86-85 lead. fell behind ••1 wltb
eilht mlnutea to eo. and then
went on tbeir acortns bln1e.
The boUat 1boottn1 team in
lbe NBA. the Laken made tbelr
firlt HWD fteld Soal au.mpg in
lbe fourth quarter, then didD't
make aoo&her for more Ula
aeven intnutea-or UDtll tbt
Kinp bad tM pme in the ....
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6-3 n. Rama
Final Season · ·
For Staubach?
DALLAS <AP> -Tom Llmdry
fi1uree Ro&er Staubac:h mtOt
poulbly retJre lf the Dallaa
Cowboys Co to tbe Super Bowl ., ..
A.Del the Cowboys• coach .sda
be woWd be damb ti he didn't
follow bla 37 -year-old quarterbM:k.
BOWEVBa. LAND&Y
laUlbed like be WU Jokina when
be 1akl be waakl bu& 'em ap if
Ro&er did, a.ltboaP be aJao Mid
be •boolb' St•Mdl lbould pl.Q
et leut anodMr year .
.Uked bow ... be thoqht
St.aubaeh •oald pla1, Landry
Hid, .. lie ls ...... to pl.Q' M
lon1 a be feeJa be ean do • job.
lf we are btmat.e .....,, to eo
to the Super Bowl be mllbt qa:lt
lb.ls 1e:ar. He ba pride ud he'll
never iet. ~ 1et OYW tbe bill .•
Landry Mid • Stauhladl'• ...
''it <&oinl down.bill) bappem all at oaee. Bat I tbiak be dlou1d
play notber :rear. Roeer Just
bu to .. )J)' feel Wte Bob Ully
and Lee Roy Jordan did when
tbey qu.it. They juat decided
~t·a it."
STA1JBACll BAS u.id be will
not dedde wbetlwr to retire until
lbe spriq DO llLllUer Dallaa' fate
In lbe plaJolfa.
Landry, aaked how ma.ny
more yean be will coach.
quipped: .. I'm an the same boat
If Ro1er quita, I'll quit. If I don't
I'm DOC yeey wiM."
L&DdrJ said-be felt it was an
IDJUIDce that Slaubacb flUled to
make AU-pro this year.
"He 11 bavin& one ot b1S bst
yean." said Landry "He really
put us mto the Naliooal Coo-
AOGEA STAUBACH
ference Eastern D1v1s1on
Cham l*JllSh,tp "
STAllllM:& WILL ub a 6-3 record •1a•nst the Rams into
Sunday'• NFC firs t round
playolf in Tnu Stachum. He 1s
3.1 lD playGft' sames q&J.mt LOt>
An1elea.
HU bmt perfonn.uce agamst
lbe Rams came an tne 1975 NFC'
CbamptONbip game when he
completed 16 of 216 paues for 220
yards aod four t.oucbdowns m a
37.7 vietory.
St.aui.dl will be starting tu~
13th comecut.ive playoff 1ame for
tbe Cowbojs. He is 8-5 in the
playoffs and bu quarterbacked
two Super 8owt cbampk>as
'• }
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An-Coaci.1Ae .... an...-..M W •
Mt a curfew Ume for bis B.uofobaeb la t<'tw ~: "We auuest a time and for tbe ftnt couple of 4Qa
t.bere wl1f not be a bed cbect. If tbel alMlle It, U.. WUl
be, My wt!• t.auabt me tbllL a......-&bit J com• ..
at• e.rt.Go u.n.. lad ti I do. U.-&Mn'•• m• a~d. UI daD't. U. lbe N$ bokUa1 W deeb."
.S.•ln CUp CUpJlfWSt £ ...... O••
D 11 l1h • KGNd 1' ~la the~-.. quaiUr • ledi. Strel't put. IU m.., 11'-IM to
establl.lh • ~·a.ale lead over &be ra .. ln b;
Pacific Dlvialon of the NBA ..• ~ us-4
11 ~ fNe throwl and ... Ina' 41.flDGt llaat u
th• tDdld to balld a IO-pomt ..... ~ ... UJ.. .tdGl7 onr Portland . . . Denftl' wttllli»4
euapeMed forward a...,. •eGm{a, U.
MUOD-bteb -.pohll perfonunee of 0. Juel to defeat Goldee ltate. II·
..... alek ..,.,,. led a ........ tblrd quan.r wtth U pclnta ad .._ ....._
kept ap the pressure in the tourtlt ~ u the Rockets broke a ab·pme lolinl
1treak wUb a 10-110 Ttotory Oftl' Su AD.
tonlo .•• lllb N..n. lcond If po&llta
and Wiiiford llorw added all 14 of b.la
down the It.retch to belp ce.t a J'f.potnt
• performance by Wa1hln•ton'1 11•1•
Har~, leading New JerN1 to a 111-10.
, .. L over me Bullett . . . Two free tbroft by
Mlelr.91 .lobDllGll and one by Pll1I Cllelller ln t.be rJ.D&I a~
mlnui..t enabled Indiana to tight off the 1truoll.q Detroit
Pl1ton1, •·'7 ... Janlor Br1d&emu acored-U Ol h1a 23
pointa ln the fourth quarter and •area-... _ &Lio bad as
to lead .Milwaukee to a 110·101 victory over
Chlcaeo . . . Center Swee Nater, wbo had 35 pointa ud 22
rebounda •1aimt Utah Sunday, WU chosen the NBA player
of the week.
0~11 Stai~ a ... p• o.,er Ill .. •
Hot-i!hooting guard Jeff Stomt and Mart &ad· m ford igruted a second·half outburst that propen.d
18th·ran.ked Oreeon Stale to a 100.58 romp over
Idaho \n the open\ng &•me ot the Far Weal Claulc •
colleee basketball tournament Weclneac1ay. &a1 ..._.Mt a
tournament ~rd of 11 assists . . . In the only o&Mr Caa:M
invotvtn1 • w .. t Cout team, San Joe.e State led most Of the
tint ball, bUt fell to North Texas State, 7Ul bl the All-eolJece
tournament In Oklahoma Clty ... A U·footer at the bua«
by Vin Caraher 1ave Boston CoUe1e a 75-7' upset win over
17th-ranked Georgetown in the Holiday FesUval t.ournaJDent
at Madison Square Garden. The Eagles meet St. Job.n's in tbe
fin1l1 Frtday after the 15th-ranked Redmen defeated
Lafayette, 88 58.
Bo Worrle• A h•t £1•eNelcen
Michigan Coach Bo Scbembeclller aaya tM •
Wolverines' s ucce11 ln Friday ni&ht'• Gator Bowl 411•
game may depend upon how welf they ean baDdle
North Carolin•'• four Unebacken ... Saytq be doea~an to eet serious unW 1ame ~e. AdumNI Coach
Lo. quipped h1a way throu8 an airport Jmentew as
the RUOJ'baeu arrived 11' New ~eau for tbeir New Year'•
Sugar Bowl date wttb No. 1-ranked Alabama . . • Netinaka
Coach Tom O.bone says be is confident the Cornhmlten wlll
bounc. beC!k from their IGA to Oltl1botna wttb a wSll OHi'
Hou.ton.
,,., .. Keep 8erl•• (IJ) &Mee
~~.1oala bJ ........ ad .... m Brtu r Hartford to I ""' de wtda the ' l'lfml Wedne9da1 Dllht, •a-dl"I Pbl1Dlpbla•1
unbeatm 1tnu to a1 •am• 1D th• Natklul
Hoelr.t11 LMl\le. Hlll'a 1oal wu b1a ftnt NHL tallJ. lie wu
called up earlier 1D tbe Clay from Sprtqfteld of ta. AmedaD = i....,. ......... .,.. lcond tine ... Ila .... Plriod to ltnlte • ft•ioal f1mr1 bJ ........ a4
cafl'7 tbl North Stan to • M flmloC ftW Wtantpec •.. Cblcaeo defWllD• .,_.
...... &lipped beh1Dd tbe .. Lam ..
ten.a•, took a pau from 'hm ~ a4
beat 1oaU• •lk• UM wtU. a 10-foot backbader NYC minatee blt.o tbl tldrcl
period to itve the Black Bawb a W tit
with the 8Juee ... •ut. 1'1-.t M1, "'*
LaeU and Ona .......... Mend Udrd·
pertod pla to Ult Pldl\Nrtll to a H W:· torr o••r Det.rolt ..• TerrJ O'a.1117 lboftd Al..._.., NboaDd Pllll AtlllM'I
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pertod boc-.1 ld..aKBcG to. 4-1 fldlarr °"' ColandD.
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fou..., ........ to ltl 111l1tllt llr -=~ 1DM1t1 lf:'l...t::t:~':..a.tW•• .·itn1 ni
1'811., .... ., ..... ChJ!=a :'-a.dDc -Nl1 at .._ _.. ts• ,. .•
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ad ""111 WtW.-;. Gerda ....... ,, ....... e ..... TIJ9 ...
ru'tullJ" l'Df'•••• -.,. _.._,.,,~a for ai
yudl .. ..,.. To.. Jtaar. tiOt .. Vte .. ... ~ ......... bmd
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W•SN OlllO ftA'IS 11.d nm ......, -uldlb u.. '!» .......... 8ui:bJ•• ...,. of-
, •••• re•ol•e• aY•••d
Scblfdlts. Not cmJr dl4 bl ~
plete .. ol lTt~ .... Ult
1arda ud 11 toacWDwu, be mo 19 • • ,.-ad.._
eeoNL
A ~-••et.e Reversal
Tallbaek Cal•I• Marr~ UJf.1'1, lb TDI) "1d fa's
Bicudo Volle7 (~ ....
TD1) combllMCI cu•t .....
White'• ..... IUD. ..., ... llll'd
to atop, baW.S a.....a h Y•*•tu'7· • DoqlM Danllr ............
favortle NOit...-, Hteh•nc •
p11,_ for • Juda ad ft" touebdowu. lpUt nd GUJ WlWaml baus.d la II ,_ t'W Goldsn Weat Wina ~et One' From OCC
.,JS,IJ11:0
M'/, wbat a cwr~ a JUI' canmab.
Liit HHOD at tbll tlm• OoldlD W.t Collqe'I ........
ball team owned a f.T ncal'Cl
ud, • tlal eamoallD WOl"9 an. went from bad lo worH, ftnilhlDI ....
Oraa1• Coa1t, meanwbile,
wa1 at it.I PiDnacle at N e
route to wbal tumid out to be a
2"1·1 record and a 1tate cbam·
ptouhlp.
WELL, A Yl:A& 1oae by,
tbeae tame two teama from the
oppGalta enda of the aptctrwn
met at OCC'• Petanoa Oym·
naalum WednHday Dl1bt ud
the reauh wu a 1tunnln1 N-'11
victory for lbe Ruau.n.
Tbe win wu aotewol"th1 IA
that it WU Go&deD W•t'1 loth bl
15 1amea Ulla MUOO, OM more
than ta entire output from lut year.
Oran1e Cout, on tile other
band, NW tta reeord drop to M
. • • and \be Pirata' prob&ema
are only be1inntn1.
.:.~=·~a:= trom U. ow&Mt. Tb• ovtaide 1bo<i4•ac ot...,. TruSMt e.ai. <II pcaa> comllmlld wttJa &111 • atde woft ot Well ZvUI (.11) and..., ~b (11) ....
too macb Jar tbe Pirates to~
com•. I
occ WU UI------·~ bJ Ul1110V•1 and ltl \0
couec:t fw.MD UM tr. throw •
-~tallylatbeftl'lt ball. ODl)' oeee la tbe game Cl1d
OCC tab the '8ad at 13-11 ..n,
ln tbe flrtt bait. Tb• reat
beloapd to the RuatJers.
.,,.,..,_ ~ .. played would
probdllJ M cloH. and 1J of tbe
11•a..ba¥9bem. ,TJ'm Diil IUl"PriHd bJ what
••'•• doae. '1f e bad a tood
recndtlq 1•ar and we hne
aome 1ood fnabman talent.
P1u. Walt (S.ans > bu tae.
eoe1a.t.,, for m all year loq."
E•au, the oaly aopboinore
wbo 1tarUd Wednnd•J,
ftaiabtd bll aiPt'• wort bJ blt-
tlnl mm o1 bla 12 •boU rrom tbe
IJoor.
Hatton and Heldearelcb. a
pair ot fl'elhlM" from Marina
Hllb'I Sa.D.Ht Lea1ue cb.am·
ploaab:lp team. were equally tm·
preutve. OWC LED by u many • U
befor. a«t•tna for a 39.32 advan· u1e at tba hall. The score milbt BAftON PIN18BED •Ith
have been cloeer ll the Pirates aeven .am to So wtth bia polnl
bad not turned the ball over total and Betdewelcb blt on
•lib\ more tlmea than th• anen ol bis e.llbt lbola and allo
RuaU.., ud bad eonnected oa trabbed 10 rebowwb.
more thin 1ix of 11 rree throw There weren·t too many bnebt
attempt.I. apc>U for tbe Pinta in a 1ame
The MCODd ball wu a carbaD Coach TandJ Gilli• 11ld •a.a of the ftnt. Oo&deo West jumped ••tb• wont 1lncc I've been
out to a 11-pcOt mar&io bllm'9 beN."
Oran1• Coe1t wblttled lt to IAClll llobiw bad 11 point.a
HVtD and \be let the Ruatlwa and 1\m Jolmaoa added JD re-
l*t tt ...,. be..-Bu& &be Pirate. baft a Hu •n Co 187 the .._._... loai ft1 to fC>-Ud DOt mudl eoacta,.nmo~.wuabap. Um•t.left.
PY manllfterwara. GlW. ii bopln1 with a few
'1'hll ODI WAI •ery •....C." chan1ea tlWlp can au.rt wort·
taJd the MCCIDd-19ar bead toadl. lnl out toal&bt (9) when OCC
"We Ud them bJ U last year and play1 LA Valley 1D th• first
loll ccmtrol, and lt'1 ahraya alee round of UM Holiday Deurt
tobeattomeoDewbo'awc:mastat. Toam1nwd tn Palm Sprinp.
Ml Jard& bat e= NON while oat of tbe , llar-
ray caQllbl lT few a 1arda IDd a TD.
VIC ON DSPSNIS -Oblo
State dona't baH t.o watda
ftlm• all~~ oat wbo key1 a U9C cW ... tlLat aDoWld
Just U7 Jardl ruabiu ud IA
Poils1' a pme. It'• All~Am.teu linebacbr Dania Jobmon wbo Led Urie 'ITojw tn tecklel (IOI)
for tile Od.rd ltn1ibt 19ar.
U tbe TrQSama .,.. nlnera.ble,
lt would be 1D the MC:CIDdarJ. .tiere U8C pve ap nurb' a.mo y ardl. But the main reuoe for
that ii ailnpJe. Few teams Md
the penc:mnel to beat the T1"o-jana at tbe line. Safety Demlil
Sm ltb ud ro .. r Bon.n.le Lott
were ft.rat team All-Pac·lO pleb
ao the coaebee ID tbe pua-bappy
(on fercnce mu1t know
aomethiq.
ORIO WfATt: ON DEPENsr
The Buckey•' main •ln!altb
11 in the aecoadary. where cor·
ncrback Mike Gueaa. rover Todd e.u and aatety Vlnce Sk!!Hnp
'"re All·Bil 10 They save up
jQlt eiPl TDe tbl'OQlb tbe air all
year •bile lnter"ptla1 17 puaea. four by o ....
Teaim dldn't do much t.u.-
nmnina on the Buckeya, who
allowed just Ul 7 yardl on the
around per same. Jnalde
hnebacktt A1 Wu~ bad
108 tack.I... nine for a loaa,
wtuc b Kath P'crsuaoo and Tlm
Sawlckt combined for 25 aacb.
Surging UCI
Opens Classic
With Hofstra r champ6aalblp. Tb• Butlers. meanwblle. baH a .-ot.f to aavor ~ F r I d • Y : A I e e k a a U e
WOJlCEITEJt, lla11.-1t•1 •'J MID ear1lw th1a yur that OM ~c.b MellalDOdpre-Muoa~fufor~~~~--~~~~~~·~----~~~~~~~_:_~~~·~~
UC 1"6W1 bukelba11 teat. So .,..--------------11!1!--l!!l~~-----------.. ood, ln feet. that tbe ADteamw ba•• a cbaDce ol equa111Da )Mt
HUOD'I win total ...... lMfore
the PCM campatp 1eta under
way.
Currmtly s-<t and comiD.C oil a
second place fiaisb in the
Portland State tourummt. 1JC1
takel OD IWltn f'ridaJ ta die
tint round of the Cruader Clauie ....... The.._,,....
pltl bast Holy C1"0N qa1mt ,..
IQIDpticm..
Bolllra la DO pd;IJ Al U. J'17•
lnl °'llchmeo proyed wben tlle7
lost at~ eo.n, Dec. 1 .a..
traillq w JM two PGi'* •
balttlme. rir.t.,..,. bead eoecll
Joe BuriDltoD inbertted lllbt lettennaD tlom 1ut , ...... ~11
club.
Hol1 Croes retQl"ll1 11 let· termm from tbe team that Wllll
17·11 IHt HHOD, 0=• BlueJ'1 M"Nlltb u Mad Au•....... lib Holr Cl'W • team 1Mld ta ........... etpt letterm• bad froaa a
team tbat went 11-11. Tb• Boadl' ~ loe o·Bdla. Ml
compiled a 2IO-t1 record at tile
leboo&.
UCJWa~ .......
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Coanel Offered
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Flasher
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2 prong•
for moat U.S.
C8rs. Lt. Trucks
11.29i..
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And You Thought
loDeyball
Tourney
Launches
of
We Had Troubles
·~DAYS COHNDIOllAll ..............
ror ...a ,,..,. ..._ IDID9-
tna aballt ta. lad ol IDOW ID eo-aw. Call:twala ............
.. ,... ... tM probhuw
~·re tmlplfteut COID·
panel to tbe bud•cbel oecar--rtna lD Lake PlacW. New Yoft.
Sid jtnnptnf aad mm ecwtlt
1kliD1 eomP9dtloDI 1ebeduled
toda1 ud -i"rtday were can-eelled for 1ecl ol aow.
UllPDA'ftlaD lD the 4011
and IOll, aloal wttla "" llral&bt daya ol rain. wubed away what Utile IDOW bad fallen earlier ln the
HUOll.
Thia la the 1ite of tbe ua>
WlDter Olymptcs, leta than two
monthl away-and it doeao 't
baYe.aJIDOW.
J anaary la tradJtJooall7 tbe
coldest moath of tbe year lo
Lake Placid, and that ctt1'1
Ol1mplc Ol"IHltta1 commia.ee u coaftdent ot barinl a rich
wlnt« blmtet ready in time for
tbe arrhal of tbe world'•
puteat eo14-wfetw •tbW•
8VT OLO.Tl•SU harten
back to lllZ. wbm Late Plldd
boeted the wt.mer 1am• for the fintUme.
Al maal, January WU a IJtt..
terl1 cold moatb lD 1112, but the
IDOW ~ WU tb.io 81 the New Yort l"llOl't.
Tbea ta Februar1 tem-
peret\U'ft became erntJc. It
drooped to 25 deaw one dQ ucf ,... ... to JO • ., .. with
raia dM ant-a Jump of 1S •ll'Ml tn leu tbaa M boan.
NaUanal pride wu at stab.
,,.. UDlted Stat. didn't ... ... .... ot the world to tbi.ak lt
eoaldn't mab &'OOd it'• proau..
to bolt U.. ()b1rapta.
10 TllS 11.8. Aa•Y waa
called illlo acuc.. ud illfm-
!:r::~ c= ~a;: Boe•nMra'• crMI coutry traill.
........ "' ... ftnt la. Plaeid __.. ...... poetNef Y•. bS Mt llbtr. C.O. .... ........... ,u.., .... bne
1afflcleat 1nowmekin1
eapabAJl.Uea to combat the tn-
~ ot Mother Netare.
• • • n ws•u,y l8N"'T an that un-
a.aaa1 for 8oathern CallfornJa
moantlin .....na to be cloled for
Cbrtatmu. UnW 1no•mak:loc
pu ....... .ued. aart.atm.
cloemw were t.be rule. nd.bec' than tbe aeeptioo.
But It 'a a different atory in
the Hst.. Ve1mo.t. for lnstance,
bu alwara prided lLMU OD tu
white Ou1atmaMI.
TbJa Y!_af. bowuer, Vennoat
SKIING
could on.l1 operate about 50 I*'· cent ot tu lti re.orta o... tbe
boUda7'1, and DOM were 81 full
capacity.
New H11DpMtre, Maine and
II auacbUHtta also report a
brown Chril&mu. None ot tbe
areu iD tboM states are o,er.t·
lq OD llD1'billl but me.JHUdia
IDOW.
Lake Placid bu 1cbeftled
tl7oa&I far tbe U.S. :1J;"'!:S team....,.... .
it •PPMl"I tbe anlJ • ., dMlee trroau wm be beld ia a. dile
artlfldal ltuft.
Aertal tn.tyle com~
lo t.be eat are betQ1 ......,.......
b .cbednled. ba& the atien are dolDc tblAr claable-hrtst ftipr tn-
to ba1etaekl, rather tba11
SDOWbanb.
k>me 40 teams are entered lD U competJtJon in three a1e
.,apa lacladiDI U ln the ~ta.red senior dlvlalon for .., .... lf.and-mder.
OaANGS aK1NTY VBC wt.11 CDs-eel eatirely ot area h1p ' eooa .,..,..... kn. and Kort
bla1kl and Kart Raab of
~ Barbor' Marcie Wurta I
ad S. Corea ol Corona del
ar and Deidra D•orat of •1waa Beach compose tbe
.artiq U..ap for lbe team
>acbecl by Cbutle Brucie.
OCVBC 19 ta. MeoDd lwled
tam la tJae Hlllor dl.Uion ehl8d West Cout NeWq.
Dale ~· a &ndaate of orou dlelar wbo C:::-at ll'aqe o..t CoDece ,.....,
l a ......... al tbe team tbat
bo lndrwte+ Dtanne Setwt•an
rom die Unt'ftl"llty ol Hawaii,
•aala Weilboff ot West Tor·
• • • ance Hiib. U.. Denter and A.l8VlllNG ws l'INALLY do Una DeQaattro of Soath
1et l'OOC1 Uilns la Califonl&a. =-aaadena and Sue Nlt~bman
here 11 a dJ-.ar7 ol term. IDOll t:Dd Dawa ~ ot South Tor-
rwrta .-W .. -WI ._ ID 'UN.
t.beir dall1 reporta: ACTION COHTINUD todq ~=~~-~IO tmt .... wl fnlD t P •eked powd.er-maclllae a.a. to II ,.m. PriclQ • pool IJ'OOIDed ca-at1 ...... -plaJ. Pla1offa to deterlllllle
1ooee -' 11.Dalisa ID eada ol tM u.r.
Bard --"'7 firm --di~ wW be ..... SaWrdlJ.
... ..... of Ma. Tit• --ftaala (J.I. .... ley .... ...,. ..m. .... , will be .... s s.da)'
.. ~ Uni la .. -I ..... I 2 •••• (1'-JI) • ., -i • ta._., -....ua.11r'1 •11&~-. ...., . ...., .
.....,,..,. maUbln c no 1 n.-..wm111a1ata.. .....,. ' .. .._ 8eae• m,. wWi u.
New aow--meaaand a.Jotiartw•• ..... eom=• U. daae ot he' 111 tlli9,... IM Cs' ,.__ .W •• ..... .......
Estaneia Favored
In Girhl Touniey
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YUJml Ferelflsers ...... ,
Gold Fever Spreads
NEW YORK (AP) -While l'Old '' Amerieas are actln lD tt . . . ttieJ
8o10e New Year reeolµ· ed States, HJ the bJa buyers tereated. •• fever bu c~e 1prHd to tbe Unit· are 1ettin1 more aud more in·
tiou eeem to be made in bullion arket1 are not iua to be broken. But. A rt And amaq small parcbuerl ol be re la one rdOlution me cam. sold calm and Jewelry, lntereet in tbat you should make According ~one estimate, leas gold may not be dampened much by a n d deter ml n e t 0 than 3 perce of gold boQ&bt in th , _ _. ... ,_
ketp ... "I resolve to world markets purehued by U.S. • nump 111 ... v. .. uu. Jear.
keep myself flt and lo investors. Geor1e Frantovltcb, ezecutJve
protect my IOOd health." And, althoucJlprices have spiraled director of the lhnufacturlDI
TIUa eould be the most to a succession If reeord bllbl in re-Jewelers and Sllveramltba of
important re10lutlon that cent weeks -:;:d!,in& the '800-an· America, expects sold jewelry aalee
YoU wtll ever make. ounce level W -in pneral this year to t---pace with lut Our plmmacy will do th 1 of din --r ttl atmGBt to help you lo e vo ume ta I bu been a bit year'a reeord·Httln1 pace despite
keep uu. New Year re-leaa than norm~ much bigber price.
aolatlon. For, we have ~ made one our.elves. "We DESPITE VIEW that the U.S. "I think the phenomenon of aold, neolve to c:cnUnue p~ market la less 3 percent of total diamonds and silver ii more or 1eaa
vld.la& the best poulble sales, Dr. ff~aNCki, chainnan clefylq the laws of supply and de-
pharmacy aenice and lo of Mocatta M Corp., aaya tbat mand over the put few yean," be
alwar,a put your health compared to few yeara aio, saya.
llnt.' ·~-=---------.,......------~------------~ YOUR Doc'TOR CAM
PRONE US when you
need a medicine. Pick up your .Preacription lf
ahopplnJ nearby. or ~
will deliver promptly
without extra charge. A
great many people
entrust ua with tbelr
presc!rl~ocis. May ·~ com~youn?
PAii I.mo PHAIMACY ,,....,....,
Jll ............
~=-
N#»AVALLEV
Small specl'lshopplng center to be bUllt. More than t mllllon tourists visit this
beautiful wl country area annually.
Growth s'trlctt llmlted In area making this
an excellent lfvestment opportunity. Readyi to go. ~II :
Persond Investment Co.
544 4404
HBMan
Promoted
Robert M. G•brud bu
been named treasurer of Smltb lnternallona)
lnc., of Newport Beach.
Gubrud will be
responsible for the cor·
porate treasury depart·
ment'a domestic and in·
t.nlatioaal openUom.
Yo11r doDar's best
friend today ...
REPUBLIC'S 11. LOAN.
Access to your savings
without losing ~
interest.
percentage rate of 7-1 /2i. The difference II
1 ~ per annum, and that become9 your ef-
fective loan rate. Meanwtule, your savings
remain lrUct. eamtng lntetelt.
8Ult ...... MarleJ ,..,.. ...
comt todl.r and have IJquklty while )'O'S'
funds earn ~ lnterelt. You <*'\
tl'W\tfer f\.lnd9 that may be getdng lower
mtsat elaewhefe. And at Republic, If. per-
IOnel emetgency lriac9. you'I always hlYe
r9lldy 8Ccell to cash. thanks to ow 11 lom\.
12.4190/oAmallYllW.
....... DM.27 ...... 2
•t0.000mlnllamn-DOeotlllll'H ..... )
C.Oorwt'8~
Repubk Federal Savlngl countek>f.
,,...Plf"lllJalftJr--~~~~ ~ort -'*!'-*"' ... • l!:s.oo
•
.. , ... Prejeet
Unit«I Callforma But ii mini a beBcopter to lpeed m-
colleded ebecb to the Los ADaelm Airport. Afta" c•H· tnc. the cbecb are d.llpatched at mtdl!tpt to air for out~f-state Olpta. By reduciDI time checb are in tralllit.
UCB says it ii able to generate an addttimaJ '8 mUUm a day
!or investments. ·
More Mileage Sought
WASHINGTON (AP> -
Tranapartatioo Seeretary Neil
GoldacbmJdt wuta 1115 vana
and •mall tnacb to .... 1118111
u •ls mllee more per 1allcm ol
cuolia• &ban toda7'1 new
models.
Ootdlebmldt lut week pro.
~ that the avera.se 1uolioe
coulUDJltiGD be Mt between 11. T
Over The Counter
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poft..JalJ• ~~·
TID88 .. ~· \ MalOD&I ~-and _____ ,
=·~~~~~~.~= ol tbe tbe ,_.,. romd, ~ UD Uli1y a1Mb
10UI" ,,. rttrw "'dollanl
TMn an m-.Jor Mriodil for clear..,. ...a.: after !!MUr', July 4 .na aft.er c:.ruunu. 1'!aeM a. aeeu.t tlDMI to k up dot!m, II.Deal, ..._ of OU.-
Memt, ,,..,_.. m~i~•ot~i.. abiM ind colon U ,_ 'ta art ln UM ulil.
11aere U,O tbe we cbld Aaa-t wb!t.e aU..;
1peclU tor WHMqton'a bbtWay: for Colume..
Day; ~ ; llm.Uar bolld.aya.
nz aimplldty ol ..... followtnt caleo·
dowqradiq lt.I lmportpce to your
alone C.U put ~ well OG lbe We)'
aaa.e price aplral iD the fut.we. 1'hll ~ aloae can more Lb&a o«aet
riM iD the co.t al UYiDi.
G-.1 ..........
Be,An
Air coodlUoncn . . . •..... , •. February, .July, Aupst Appliances .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . ...... January
Bat.bins suits . . .. . .. ............. After July 4, A\ll'lllt
Batten• and m"'1en .. . .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... Sepeember Becld1nc . . . . . . '· . . . . ............. February, Aquat
Buildin& ~. lumber ............•.......•.... /voe
Cam ploc eqaipntot . . . . .. . ............. Auplt
Can (new) . . . • . . . . . . . . AQIUlt, SeP'ember
(UMld) ..••.•. Fetwuary, November, Deeember
C1Uldreo •• t'lotMg . • . . . . . July. September.
November, ~mber
Clothes < IJ>l"Ull ' . . . . . If art'b
Coats (womc's.cbildren's) •... April, Aurust. November,
I December
(men's)...... January, Aua-t
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a quadruple beart·bypau operation and waa aivorcecl from bia eecond wUe.
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Architect to Directoi;·
Training Vseful/or Deaign of Plays, Filnu
BOSTON (AP> -H1a decree
from tbe Univenlty of Florence
la ln attbltecture, and Fnnco
Zefflrelll flnda that tralnlJlr
useful in d1recting •t.aa• plap, opera1, fllma and televlalon lbows.
He aa1d be uaee the tralnlq
lhore for deslcn -be bu de-
aioect plays and operu -but,
"that tlnd ot 9doeaUon lives
you • lot of aeometrtc liDea to yoo.r unnttq."
ZEl"PDlELU 18 director of
"Fllumena," an Italian comedy
playln' et tbe Shubert Theatre
through Jan. 8, before open•na
on Broadway. A blt in Londoa,
the show It.an Joan Plowrtlbt
and Frank Fln.lay.
He bu directed Marla Canu
tn the opera ''To&ca,'' Elizabeth
Taylor and JUcbard Burtcm iD
"The Tam.Ing of Tbe Shrew,"
the 1998 flf m ••Romeo and
Juliet'• wttb Olivia Huaaey and
Mlcbael York, the television
daulc "Jesus of Nasareth,"
and tbe recent ftlm, "Tbe
Champ,•• statri.nl J.U Votcbt.
Faye Dunaway and Ricky
Schroder.
"I can't tell you," be •aid
when .ad wb.ich medium be
prefers. "I am lib a aull&D, )'OU kDot!c\ with tbree wtvee. You 1et to wttb OM; ...... the OM. I
reallY cannot make DP my mmd.'·
zsn1aBLLI IAID BE
meuurea tUCCeU to tenm ot
dle Dumber of penoba wbo Me
b1a work, ratber tbaa \be proftt.
"I doo't like to J\Mlae Ln a.ma
of dollan," be aald, "I like to
judge in putldpatkln all over
the wodcl. Succeea meau for me
tile number of people, tbe
mllllont, who 10 to see my
lllm."
"ReapGOaiblUty. because you can harm or betp people t.hnJqb
your camera."
.. A.IL Ga&\T 9TAU trted to
flnd a balance between tbe1r im·
a1e u artists and their f..a:np Asked what is the bardnt aa buman bein&a. ··be aald.
thin& about direc~. be aaid: He dllcrlbed todaJ'• ._. •
1VFilming
Ends Early
HOLLYWOOD CAP>-Filming
for "Sbopn" bas been completed
three da)'l lbead ol acbedule la
• 'aeurot.lc and da....._" eDd
u.6d tl9e men are ..,.._ tMn U..
womai. ••TbeJ all died aleoboUca.
Tbey destroyed tbemael...._ •• be
1aJd al male atart of UM lllllll,
but added. '"Ibere are u~ tiont .••
Of tbe boo Ir "Mommy Dearfft," Zefflrelli aald, "I
don't think tt'• rigbt to ct" au-Kyoto,Japan. dlencea tbla lma1e of Joan
ProducUoa began la.at June la · Crawford." H• said be t.binb lt
Tokyo wtth a cut beaded by la b1I duty not to leave that lm·
RlcbardCbamberlin and Toab1ro are. aod la mini otber aoureea
Mifune. la addltm to the boot for tbe ftlm. The NBC minl·seriea was
adapted from the boot by Jamee
Clavell and teU. the adventune ol
an Eqlisb "barbarian" ln l5t.b
century Japan,
He deacrtbed stan u "alwa11
deapen&ely insecure,·· and said.
"I'm fuclnated by tbe op·
portcmtty to tell the story al one
of theM ladim or men.··
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1'HE ROSE' INTO A Fl.M
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EXPERE:l\llC:E •••
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PERFORMANa AND
AN EXPLOSIVE DOUT."
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'1IE r IE MIDLEt SEM>S 'THE ROSE'
SOARING MO YHE STRATOSPHEllE
WITH HER aAZJNG PERFORMANCE." MAXIM1UAN ICHIU
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'Knots Landing' Dizzying 'Dallas' S'pi•off
By P~ J . BOYER
LOS ANGELF.S CAP) -The
CBS paNkibt abM Oil it.a ...,
ae• lfaow, "ltnota Landini," de1erlbe1 the 1erle1 as •'a
dramatic and reallatic explor•·
Uon of modem marriage . . . "
Truth may have been better
served, though, had CBS men-
tioned the sh ow 's lineage.
"Knoll Landing" is a splDOfl of
CBS' "Dallas," where marriage
and family are fashioned in the
tradition of Coligula '1 court.
<Channel 2, 10 p.m I
"DALLAS" HAS BECOME
one of television's biaeat bits
by weekly wallowing in muck
and mire of one Family Ewin&,
an oll-ricb Texas clan wbo6e
lives have more compUcatiom
than a tax form. To get an idea
of what "Knot.I Landin&" la 10-
lnl to be like, a certain baaic un·
dentancttn1 <:A the domestic coo·
flalration known as Tbe Ewtnp
la iequlrecl.
"1941" ,,.,
SIAMCOll•Y
"CUIA"
IJ
I t fN ..JAi-. '(
I J 10 ---
Jock Ewma ii the bud <:A the
clan. an a11re11lve, tou1b·
minded bldeF••• wt wboM abadow tobeb• tbe fartllat
reacbeloltbe.a.te. He'• marrted
to sweet Mill me, bavtq won
her from a fellow named Diqer
Barnes in their youth, leavinc
Ewing and Barnes llfelonc
enemies
wrnl 11188 ELLIE, Jock woo
Southfort. the muaive spread
that belonged to 111111 EWe'1
family. They bad three boys,
J .R., Bobby and Gary.
J .R . la as mean u a Taaa
hlehway ia wide. Be ii a coo-
genllal Har and cheat. 1n mar·
riage and t.wtneu (bil latelt a·
tramarltal playmate la bl•
wife's UWe slater). Wben not
runninl around, J .R. nm.a Ew·
ing Enterprtaea. ~ al·
lowtn1 bi& brother Bobby an ex·
ecuUve olflae.
J .R .'1 wtfe, 8ue Elim, ii a
Share with eomeone
you love a waam and
wonderful rom8ntlc
( 1V "REVIEW)
feminine version of J .R . She
pules and bu affairs and cries
and sebemel. She recently de·
livered a chlld, which ll very
important to J .R .. u ll lives
him anbeir.
tJNPOll'ftJNATEL Y, SUE El·
la doem<t lmow if the child la
J .Jl. '1 or Cllff Barnes'. Cliff
BU'Del, Dlaer'a t.oy. bad an af.
fair wttb Sae Ellen. eutr'1 •ii·
ter, Pamela. ii married to J. R.,
brotber. Bobby.
Tbll ilD"t eaay.
Pamela la the former lirtfrimd al Ray, the Ewtnp'
ranch band. wbo bad an affair
wttla Luq, die teenqe daQlbter
of t.be Ew1DC1' t.b.1rd aon, Gary.
Tbll la tbe umbilical coo.nect1oo
between "K.notl •.ancttn1•• md
"Dalla."
See, Gary wu klad of a
aemltive type, a laner, wbo ~
rted younc and left Soutbfon
becauae hi.a daddy lmlated be
stay in the family bualneu. Ke
became a drunk and a gambler
(of the losing sort), and divorced
his wife. That's wby Lucy lives
al Southforlt. AnJ"ay, II.Lu El·
lie eeta to lon&ini for Gary, and
ulta Gary's ex-wife, Val, to COD·
tact him
ONE THING J,.~EAD8 to
another and Val de! Gary set
back t.opther. lltaa Ellie let.I
them up ln an espea1l••
Southern Callfomia hon!dftl de-
velopment called ••Jtnota Land-in .. lince u.-e ii no larse family
here, tbe luda and traama are
drawn from tbe four .....,..,.....
in KDCIU l.,,.ttn1. Jadalnl fnllD
tonl1bt'1 first eplaode, the
MATINEES SATUIDAY & SUNDAY
"ELECTRIC HORSEMAN"
"1941 " (PG)
"BLACK HOLE" (JIG>
"ST AR TREK" co>
"KRAMER Vs. KRAMER" <A>
"APOCALYPSE NOW" 16 ftlm. C"l
• l'idl md po a at..a fam.lt1. wl
their ewlom deedl are doee
................. of -.. Alar eodltJ. h abDolt .....
M!8M tbal ••etJGOe'l IO eray. "ltDota I.anding" bu just a
t"' upper-middle-class Soutbem
Callform.. to work wtth. On
letood tboapt, that mlebt be
enocacb-81 t.be WQ, J doo't .... to
11Ye the _.mly lmpnJllDoa
that I came bJ my familiarity
wtth "Dall.M" by choice: my
wife in-. me watch It.
Here Comes O&ear
ROUYWOOD <AP> -Karty
PaMtta will dinct the telecaat
of the 51.Dd annual AcademJ
Awardl from die llalic c..&er-oa April K. 1'be o.ean wtJJ be
&ro.*811t he -A.BC Md Ute tel.cut wW be prodaced by
Boward •• Saa.
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A LOOK A!
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DOOLEY, DIVO&CED and
the fatbtr ol thl'M childna.. II
bett lmoWll from t.lntlion oom· merclala. He 11 tbat blud-
looklq, ·~ 1al.,mu tbat
1ometi.ow mu.,.. to pt tbe
meaa.,. a11--.. lie U. e-
jo7ed ... with .. band MU, late~ bM played tbe .. ICrew·up ~torArrtd.
"l .-tbe umouncement all
Wl'Oftl, bat meanwhile I haft re-
peat.cl • Arrtd • 11 um ... " he
comllMlilUd. "It'• a very auc-ceutul ODllUDWdal. ••
UnUl reeaU1 commereials bav• blm b1a m~r IOUrce of tnaomt. Ba II adept at the all· beat,....,...,,... bumor, ba•·
tn1 1ndnllled fl'Om the famed lmproYtaaUonal company.
"Second CltJ," a1oq with Alan
Alda, Jou Riven, and Alan
Arktn. P1.e years a10, Dooley
Htab1llbld All Over CreaticD. a
eompa111 to ere•"-and produce
eommerdall.
EarSNews
Spock Fan Honored
ENGLEWOOD. Ohio <AP> -Loalle 9tallp baa the ultimate souvenir for a Leonard Nlmoy fan
-a pair of Mr. Spock ean.
"I really treasure them," said Mias Stance of
the flesh-colored pointy objects that helped turn
Nlmoy into the character of Spock in "Star Trek."
IF ANYONS IBOVLD BAYS A PAI& of
Spock ears, It lboa1ct be lllla ..... Fcw mon
tban 12 al her • ,..,. abe Ml bMo presWant of
the Lecmard N1.mo7 AuodadDa of J'.-. AD ln•
teruational fan and Mntce dub.
la October, 1"" 1be wa IDYtted to ffoUJwood
to wateb cuetion of "Star Trek -Tbe Morie." But tbe k didn't end then. &bl found om abe
WU ... to be aD extra iD tbe mcme.
TBE BF.8'1' POTS OF RD TalP wen Ytatt-
iDI with her hero on the set and aealna herself 1D tbe movie. She wu invited to tbe 1ala cbanty pre· miere in WuhJ.DltoD, D.C.
·'It was like • dream," abe 1a1d.
Sellers Stars
In New Comedy
HOLLYWOOD <AP> -Petal' Sellen and
Shirley MacLaine star ID tbe new comedy "Bein&
There" from Lortmar Produetioal.
•AYINO rATBS&SD Chrt..,._ in ••A Wedclbll, ''
Dooley .... natural to replllt
ln ''Breakina Awar." Yet be
•• till Udn't been Id.red ,,... ...
WU ubd to JcD tile 1-.t of tbe cut ill eertpl ..........
''It wu a two-Mar a1ldltklD ''
he nealled. UWbm tt ... ..-.
I knew from tbe nacUoo tbat I bad the job."
Next month DooMy beads far
Malta and tar. moat.bl wt1b
Allman on tb• llO·mtlllon ··p~" for Paramount. 1be
actor wtU POIV•r WlmPJ to Robln WUU-ama' Popeye allCl
Shelley Duvall'• Ol!Ye ()yl.
"Rlpt DOW I'm ll"Owin.a a
mu1tache for tbe role," said
Dooley.
Daddy Warbucks ta
gett.ina a new deal.
Reid Shelton, left,
wbo played the role
on Broadway for
1, 189 performances
of "Annie," is ex·
pected to take over
the part Friday at
the Shubert Theater
in Century City.
The movie a1lo ttan Jack Warden, ll•lYJD
Douglas, Richard Dysart ud Richard Buebart.
Hal AahbJ d1reet.d from a screenplay by Jerry
Kosinski, b..-1 upon tbe novel by Kocinllti.
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lllIIJI:: IOl(SI 'llOll ltlll WIS706 1.9' .._ •llJllS IO"IJ
Film Rights Acquired
HOLLYWOOD (AP> -Edpr .I. Scberick and
Jon 81an ha" aequlred tbl ftim rtlhtl to ''TM
Pettlq Zoo," a new DOft1 b)' Brett Slqer. lllu
stuer ii a aand·ateee of llue BMberia S&naer,
tbe leobel Pitae-wtnnlq llOftUlt.
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'"ftmE 18 &VNNING OVT ON NBVE& Never Lud. And the way wtll be open for a free.for-all
wttb man pirate venion.s on tbe market than on
Captain Hook'• ship."
Somewbere around the world, Peter Pan ii
always betnc performed, according to Milcbem.
Thia theater aeuon marks the ftnt time 1lnce
the U.. tbat tbe play ii nm.nine ln New York and
LoGdoD almultaMoully. Two American actreaes,
both from Tesu, have the atarrtna roles -Sandy Duncan on Broadway and Gayle Hunnicut ln the
West End.
lllu Hwmtcut HY• abe wu smitten with Peter Pan u a l4-year-0ld school girl: "R'1 a
play I've been in love with ever since I played the
back end ol the crocodile."
WHY llA8 PETEK PAN SV&VIVED so long?
Probably became it appeal.a to that bit of everyone
that wants to stay ever youna. do darine deeda and
fty away from daily llfe -dreams as vivid now as
they were in 1904. .
The play ii captivating. Peter Pan invades
Wendy's Kensington home one n ight and
persuades ber and her brothers to fly with him to
Never Never Land, a children's paradise where no
adults nag and days are a game a minute.
Peter is a different S()rt of boy. He bever a1es.
bates to cry or be touched, baa a fairy sidekick
named Tinker Bell, can fiy anywhere on a mo·
ment 's notice, dislikes girls -except for Wendy -
and leads a pack or Lost Boys who fell out of
parambulators and were never seen again.
PETEa'S NEMESIS IS CAPTAIN HOOK, a
pirate who lost his band to a crocodile that relent-
leaaly pursues him The Lost Boys and pirates do
battle. The good guys tnumph and the crocodile
1eta Hook for dinner.
But the story is more than just a bedtime tale.
Audiences are often moved to tean when Peter
bees t)lelr belief in fairies to save Tinker Beu·s
ruckering life.
And during the play, Wendy becomes the
mother that Peter and his Lost Boys never had.
Barrie's message is clear. that whJJe Never Never
Land is wonderful, home can be pretty good. too.
When the play waa first performed, Londoners
were stunned Here was a llgblbearted play about
good, evil and innocence at a time when theaters
featured gloomy fare about social and political
change
"IT IS ABOUT THE ONLY SHOW in which
there is a fusion of children and adults in the
theater," Miss Duncan told the AP.
"It gives children the opportunity for fantuy
which is often missing in today's society and it al-
lows adults to relive a more innocent time or thelr
Uvea."
The best known Peter Pan was American
mu1ical star Mary Martin. Some SO years aco, a
al\eot movie version of Peter Pan made the
rounds, but it was later eclipsed by Walt Di1ney's
1952 extravaganza that took the name or Peter Pan
around the world.
Shift Gears
Smotherses Change A.ct
BALTIMORE (AP> -There's DO "brother
act" tor the Smothen Brothen tbele day1, no TV
variety abow, DO political aatlre.
1nltud, they're·~ ln the national tou.r
eompa111 ol the musical comedy, "l Love My
WUe," trytq to estabUtb ~lvea u acton.
ArrEa THAT, TO•llY 8JIOTB&U 1a11 be
may turn to ftlmt, and Dick Smothen 11 lnterested
lll TV talk 11aon and productlclll. ~·we are IW1 btatben,'' Tom laid, .. but we
doe't do tbe brother an anymore."
"We UMN•&ht the act llad run-out the ttrtna." Diet aid dmtaa a joint newa conference hen. u0a TV1 we were 1tarUq to do lmltatlona Qf Guniill•, •• Dlt said.
ftlSY DON'T IEE AN()TBga •'flmotlrlen Brotben Oaa.1111 Bour•• Jn tbelr tutun. aad ckle't
'" t.bMDiMlv. u political •atb'tltl either. AU.-4 to eommeat on the hnd.a•e1 belq be1d
ta T~ Tommy Sm~ Afd!f.1 reaU1 doe't
..... a po1ltlon. Thtn•• ar• aolnl 10 fast _....,.. n._ not Uk• u. Vletllam war era.
Polittdene are ~ t.Mmlel ... How def JOU •ak• flm el lomeGlle wbo•1 a1l'Md1 f\umJt"
Hllleold ......
** .... for 1 llleplltce
Strtldng blade a anuque breaa
tireec:r..,. With matching heng·
Ing pe>ker Md bru1h 1103
Reg :M 95
241s
w•anlh
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electrtc heater Heno1ome
dea1gn. Hie to uH Aute>-
1hefmosw1 fNture M ... ur•
18 '• '•12'• •8 •30Ml3 ~
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1611
can't ... It ..,., hotter ~~~-·· ·.r~ Time tor • new one O.pen-
de ble. etf1clent gH w•ter
neatera. Glaa1-lln9d tenk1
r•plO hot w•ter recovery
ty9\am .. high t.mo-rature
•hut.on.. 20-9•1 . r-o 1og g5
991s ........
,...114.u ........... 105.81
~4.ts ............ 115.85
::.'s..,, ........... 1n.81
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new twist tor
driving screws 1x•111 your
power for .....
8-pl.ce EHydrlv.,• kit tor
home ano auto ln~luOea
ratchel ball with lerge Med to
double your tumlng c>O'#lf'
IAKa. R-o. 14 95
tel3 heavy duty ••lff-*'
cord. ldeel for work~ and
0'6tdoot toots Witt\ ground IO' 1ono. ot•no• IC13tl·OfO.
Reg. t7.5a
711
... Clll do It
tor youl
DuPont Luette well
pe6nt needt no tttrl1nO
Dr* kt )Ult ~ hoUr and ctNnl up with
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12••
Wallpaper
........ ........
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prepHted. graucloth.
cndw'I pnma. more. AJA frOfft
'rale'a Cttllllwe WalOcMf'· tng,
looll1 llb
Ille real thing
2•r ,.. ot ou mannzanltil 1oga "
IOgl. pen and bmfng ember• ln-
ciuded. IAML244FE. R9g &4 96
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Reg 2 29 1••
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8'wtdU.~ enamel gl.-•• you a
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UnYt genlng IO.t IMW\'15
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Hes.ling-impaired people, says BC1bb1 Bam1s; 'have to-learn how to get people in their comer mstead of cornenng them.·
Dearing Loss Der Gain
Bobbi Barras, deaf since birth, has not let her handicap stand in the way of her
accomplishments. She tries to pass on her positive attitude to the hearing-impaired
students in her lip-reading classes.
BJ DENNIS llcLELIAN Of•IMllr....,......,
Bobbi Barras knows the emotional pain and
confusion the heanng impaired students in her
Coastline Community College lip-reading cla.ases
may be going th.rough.
The -0-year-old Weatmmster resident bu
been there berael!. AhbouP abe bu been deaf since birth, she
did not ftnd out until she was 14 and bad bet
flrat bearing teat in El Moote High School.
That's wben all ber school friends aban·
doned her.
"'!be day they found out I couldn't bear was
the day they turned away," sbe says. ''This waa
a very bad, very pwnful experience. I vowed I'd
never tell again.''
Mrs. Barras, who taught herself to Up.. read as
a child growing up in Arkansas, always knew
som ethlng was wrong with her. "But I didn't know
what It waa: what you tlon 't have you don't miss "
BER PARENTS, SHE SAYS, "may have
felt l was bard of bearing, but they didn't know
the extent. They thought I just didn't Uat.en
And, too, 1 wu a very determined kid."
That determination surfaced when her
family moved to Redondo Beach several weeks
after the heartog teat. She aak.ed the school
nurse not to tell anyone about beT deatness. She
said she would handle it benelf She did -by
b1dinf it. . " played the role of a snob." she says. "In
that WQ I Cot tbroqh. When ldda woald at
where I aot the accent I'd aay, 'That's the•&!/
they spoke in Artanau.'"
She didn't even reveal beT aecttt to btt
hu.band Pete uotU their weddin& night. "I
didn't tell him because I WU maid lo lose
him."
lt wuo't until 10 yean later -when she
was 28-thal she finally waa able to atop
camouflaging her deafness and discuss it With
her friends
"MY DOCTOR ENCOURAGED me to ad·
mit It," she says. "He said, 'Whal are you
ashamed of?' He was so right, but I couldn't see
it at the time.
"That waa one of the beat declaiom I ever
made. I didn't realize bow much I was torturtn1
myself. depriving myself. Playlna a snob -
that's not me."
Indeed It isn't . Today the vivacious and
friendly mother of three crown cbUd.tto says, "I
f;areer By Design
Qxona de/ Mar designer Don Wintons portfolio is a
chronicle of some of the most popular movie and
television characters in animation history.
By JOEL C. DON 6t • .,...., ........
When .JOU jump Into a bot. babbl.Y bethtub
with Mr. F'roU1 or your favorite ruJtber duck,
Don WlDtGD, more often than not, lk.. in with
you.
Wlatoa doesn't actually join you lD auday
~ tbe Corula del Mar resident bu had a bla band in creat.iq thole aqueaable rubber JOOd1es that bave been line qua DCID for tbe COD•
awnmate bMbtub CClllD01Mur.
Wblta II a member of a amall paap of rn.taw bldultrtal ........ Re'• emtraded bJ eatmMiom ftnm, to)' eompaiel and ad 8Dd
dM IDabn to aeuJpt muter cat fllurel tJaat ........., t.ome ton • ....-. n,mtw wt ~~ aee my lllDl'W'e, bat 7C* 1Da)'
ftDc1 a t.w ftnprpnma," be ...-.
tell people strallht out. They're very receptive
1 think that baa lo do wttb my altitude. l know
bow to make the other person comfortable •·
Helplni to make her student.a comfortable
with tbeir beanng 1mpa.armerrts is ~ of her
primary I08la u a lip·readiq uwtn.tctorfor lhrN
claasa forCoutllne Community Collete and five
ror tbeGarden Grove Unified School Dtatrtct
MllS Bil&AS SAYS MANY be&rtn& am
paired penons, espec1aJly lbose wbo formerly
had nonnaJ bearing, are afraid to admit at
bee a uae of lbe atJgma atucbed to at.
But they are not alone.
Although 50 percent of the American popula·
tion bas normal or better than oormaJ beann1. i:,
percent bas a mlld hearing loss and 20 percent has
a moderate-to-&evere loss, sbe says. Approx·
lmately 4percent has a profound l06Sthat can't be
be lped by hearing aids
She says appro1lmately 45 percent or a con
venation is not heard with a moderate 1mp&1r·
ment and as much as 75 oercent of a conversation ia lost with severe heartng 1mp&Jrment.s.
Mrs. Barras cites sound poUutJon as one or
(SM REARING. Pa1~C?)
BJ IANS RS WWIS •
. ~............ .
Numben told tbe ltarJ Gt U. AlliiiW.lil
faDlllJtD .. ~: ODtilaUINt~..C m dlYorcie; .. "' ...... r.......... I ·~ bollllWd,.. ........ .,~ Uva; w ID tow bo•rt..,........, fl : penoaaw.,.................... . :=
Ama1ew marrted ............ ._..., l
to bear,.... c:!dldr9. Mon•••• tlla...., • before -bat 1oar of n ....... w. nmlt· · : tW. \
At dlC1l11'• 1i4•Ulle'.._. et •12 -tlllt f
.. eQllta , "'" .....-&.e.•• v1u· **= , aa fa.ad!J Uf• -WM tlUlt MJf ot all manW ' wommb:ltM.mjobl ~ ....... .
avr ll08I' CONCDN .... IM .., •
the family ID tbe '10I wu foeaeed CID tM rilblif
dl•oree raite.
ID m effort to dam tbe stream al dlt•n.,
the Boman Catholic DioeeM ol "°'8la ,._
quired ..... ~---* moMltl ot tnt.mns before eoal4 be IUftied .,, •
priest. n. TYelClll -...dted a ~
moat.b waltiq pertod.
Pftllidml Carter aebeduled a Wbite House
coaleJ"t!DCe on famma for next aummer ud
created a new Offtee for P'amlH• wttbiD the Depa~ ol Health, l:chacatioa and Welfare.
He dkt .o, be said, because ''tocby what
Pope Jobn XXl11 called 'the first ud e:atentlal
cell of bum.an IOdety' ii in trvub&e."
EYANGEUBT BIU.Y GUllAJI warned:
"Some people think tbe family aa we know it
bu DO fUture, t.bat it ll a.l.readJ pale. 'J'bere la
pleoty ol ntdence UM bome ii lD tq trouble.''
Tbe tberapllta and p&asmen and eoeial
actenmta acree. Tbe7 aa1 tbe &bal)e o1 ta. funi·
ly and the eom.cept ol marrtace an :'!::ft"C •·
der tbe 80da1 and cuJb&ral si--m• ol '10I.
Yet. the same aperta .....,_ the family
will endure. 1'be7 .. , it la dwnp1. bat aat db· 1.otesnttnc.
''Survivinl .. a muaaie. ta& if there'• -'
characterisUc t.bat cuta acroa many. DlaD1
famills. it'a re.illmcy. Tb1a ls the onlJ ,,., we
know aa human be:lDp to ean for oae anotber ,''
saya A. 5'dne)' Jobnaon 111 ol tbe f'amilJ Im·
pact Sftniur at Georletown Um~.
TBE MOST D&A•ATIC 'TOI 1tat11tlc
meuweddi9Gl'Ce lawaandpublicdli8'VJ'eeuec:l,
oie"Dt diVOfte lan ud patine c we eued.. •
more coup'-found fewer ,...... to stay
totetber. Some ol the divorce vktima foaDd ...,
SpoQMI. but many did not..
Tbe decade aa• a steady iDcftase to about
i:, perceot io ~Ida beaded by women.
"Somec.ames tn Fairfu County CVirPnla> we
came acrou clasarooma where 40, ~. even 80
percem ol tbe kids come from ~
bouwbo'dl," aa19 Jane Bren of the Nllticmel
lnstiUll.fs of Mam_,. ad tbe Fam.Uy.
Bnn adds t1'a1 it '1 a worbble eort ol fami·
ly "In tenm ol t.beir allm1-s. aiDOe-peftllt
famlllee are aew on tbe martet ad I WDk
they're here to 1tay. It's a viable family
system "
·•110a£ AND •OaE Americans are rulll-
tng that the CCJDCept of 'The American FaJD.ilY
1s misleading and always bu been," HJI
Johnsoo al the Family Impact Seminar. ''They
are feeling mo~ comfortable about not being hke lbecoveral 'TheSaturday Evemii. Post."'
lncru.si.ng numbers of women dedded in
the '70s that they wanted or needed to wot\.
They were bolatered in tbetr dedcion by the
ga1J1S al the women's movement and prodded by
t>t'o nomac conditions that made a second
paycheck a necessity for many families.
...
! ·• •
(.._ .... Cl)
... 'tM ....... fOI' tbe b.lCb ,.., ..... ., heaa1q .... .-obi.m..
-• 0 l'l'OIP'LS DON'T a•t•AS bow bed It ~ -ti." Al ..,., aotiDI tlaat a Dlllianwtde IUl'ft1
... tb9t becuM ol prololtpd ....... to •• J9ud rock mullc one ln tbne ~ nudeota • "'have the beartna of a es.year-old man.
. . lln. Barna H)'I that dental ta tbe tint
......... ~ .,.. throqb --... ta loeinl " "'fm be llaQJ people CC!fJ9'8'n Uaat people
an mum « not 1peutq ap.
''1bl NCOad Wnt la Uae)' •« aqry, then .t.pf'elNd." •be ,.,,., "T!Mll then'• accept·
JblUty then, bol*QJJY, rebabWtatioo."
She adds, however. that many people 1et
'Stuck tn tbl depreued nap. Tbef ma, develop
low aelf.-teem and beliD wttbdrawtq from toelety.
"WE GET DSCVTIVD wbo bave lost . Utetr be&rtq and ftDd UMy can no loaCtt eom·
mun.leate," the aay1. ''Tbey don't know what to
·do. Tbey bave a feelln1 of belnl left out."
Mn. Barras recommendt that her ltudent.a,
wbo ranee in ap betweea 11 and eo, take two
temeaten of her cl.au. Tbe tint Mm..ter LI for
learning the baalcs of llp-read.1.q and leanU.na to
undentand their hearin1 loss and accept It.
"My feeltn1 la what r,ou know you can ban·
die and what you don t know la what can
deatroy you," she saya. •"Ibey have to be able
to reach out, be uaertive and be able to nplain
the problem to their frlenda.
''They have to learn how to 1et people ln
their cornerwteadof comertnithem.
THE SECOND 8EME8TD INVOLVES ap-
plylnfwhat they learned ln the ftntaemester.
"I will admit Up-readingl.tdiffkuJtto learn,"
•aid Mrs. Barraa, noting that aome
Cnol It
Here LI an aero-aavtq •ua-tJoa from
tbe federal Office ol Conaumer Atf aln:
Switch to lower temperaturH In your clothes washer.
A full wuh and rtnae takel about 35 1alloos or water, about 11 1ano11.1 for each cycle. u you
waah ln bot and rime ln warm, for example,
you use about 2S gallom of bot water.
A load a day at that setting could euily coet
$100 a year with an electric water beater.
Expert.a aay rinain1 ln cold water woe•t af.
rect your wuh. but lt can aave I 1&.lloaa per
load. or about $25 a year In water beat.lnt cost.a.
And cbanllnl the wub MU1n1 from bot to
warm can aave another $25.
Ir you have a 1u water beater. eacb step
will save you $10.
Usina a cold water deter1ent and wuhi.D1
lo cold water will aave even more.
Another 1avln1 can be made by dryln1 on a
cJotbealiDe. At current rates, It COlta 25 cent.a to
30 cents an hour to nm a clotbel dryer.
••• Design
(From Pace Cl>
MOST OF WINTON'8 muter cute are
oeatJy packed away ln boxea. A f ... cartoon ~racten are diaplayed on lbelv• lD hla br~o. and almost aeem like t.blJ'd llU to ),out lo a hearty round of "Ill Ho, Hl Ho."
" fo~I oU from l.ndullltal work, Winton
sc'ulpt ftnt Ume, plmnln1 ortlinal art
.. 1 ba muaeum dllplaJ.
I'm 8 been able to mil recetJ7, but
fi1ures of set lnto a ..... ol .......
ton wbo wW a in acticm. 'l'IMJ are lcw oollee·
atbletlca. ate Sood alt la &bl area ol
"ID a W11 I'm
fooktq far a .Jot ot .v.tnls*· I'm -there la 1 Deed tO?"!· I tllanp, tbat atbltUa." of modern
worda .. a1lb -die llpa llada ....... Jmc. .
~ ..... d1fftc\ll'1 ol IMndq to ~l"Md. Mn. am.. H11 lbe WU IWJibiid bjt Mike
Wallw'• Patameat -a ....... JlbimelU ....
••a. uSd. 'It'• a mJUl thM dlll people eu lip.nld. ID fld, eQelU N1 ._ tbala ooHb1rd
ol &be .... laquap cu ....... u.. ......
''117 q ......... ..,. Jin. Barra, ''wbo
are tbt l:QlltlT MOit c.na1D1r thl1 dkln't uk
tbe Up reaclln."
A 1urvey 1be made ol ber 1Wdeat1 ll·
luatratel boW maDJ wordl mq be UDdilntood throutb Up-readlna.
OHS or TBS most ctramaue aampa. Lt a man wbo, wttb the UM ol a bNrtDI aid cm1J, UD·
dentoad _,,out ol a DOUtble • IPC*m worda.
81 Up =oal1 be UDdlntoOd ,, worda, and bf com llP-rudilll wWa a beartq aid
be UDdllntood • WOl"dl. ''That'• auecee1." 1ay1 Mn. Barras.
She recommend• u1ln1 llp-read1n1 and
hearln1 alda H a team. Altbou1b botb
have limitaUooa, sbe· believes, "what YoU doo't
hear you will see, what you don't see you will
hear."
But perhaps more Important thaa teacbiq
her student.a bow to Up.read. llln. Barras belpe
them raile tbelr aelt-e.teem.
"I want them to look at tbe cood sides of
themselves and other people," she says "We
can always ftnd sometb.in1 bad about OW'11elves,
but why bother?"
MU. BA.&LU, WHO RELi that a deal
child can do anything a normal chJld can do Lr
he has the right advanta1es. says people mu.st
look at what she's dolni now to see how she ac
compllabed ao much when the wu 10un1.
lo addition to teacb1n1 llp.readl.q cluaes,
she teachea a home decorative art.a clUI, at-
tends to her family respoaalblUtJ• and LI a
full-time psychiatry major at California Stat.e
Univenlty, Loos Beach.
fbe'a alto project d1rec:tor for a pilot KOCE-
TV course seared to educaUn1 the public
about beann, impairment.a.
"I am very determined," she says, reealJ.
Ing, "J think where moet chlJdAn went to bed
with a teddy bear I went to bed wttb a die·
tionary. I've spent my entire life on improve-
ment.
"I've put so much time ln my speech -tn
leami.ne to talk and pronounce words properly.
As I talk you can detect some of my naws. l
ima11ne my speech la ju.t u perfect u I can
get It, but I won't live up."
A.. tar u abe II concerned, her dealneta bu
prevented her from dotn1 only one lbin1:
"Answer the telepbooe," abe H)'I wtUl a lau,ll.
And if ahe had only one wilb, abe aayw,
she'd wLlb for more Ume. There atmply ll not
enoup of tt to do eve~ abe want.I.
"J euJo>' llle. I tblnk llle LI Just beautitul,"
she uya, remembering, "Tbel'e wu a Ume t
felt differently."
Except for hi.a Mickey llouae telephone,
Winton apea.ka mocte.tly about tbe cbaraeten
and product.a he's dolle.
··But let me abow ,ou ~I'm really
proud of,·• be 1119, polntina at a b&I nlMf
plaster cut of the late Israeli Prtm• llUD1lter
Golda ti.tr b•n&tn1 la b1a ~·
He pr11mted a IOlld Wcme celt meuurtnc
~ iDdm to PrlDM MbWUr Melr'1 aides to
honor blr 80tb blrtbdaJ. Tbe .,,...utloa was made cm behalf of Calftl7 Qapel ol Costa M••· Prime lllnllter Meir wa not bt 1.-...lem for tbe ,._.,tatJoe. But a thnW WIDtaa
with a pmaul ....... lnllletDJ, t.bl llrull ~awarded
Wlaton db a eat medal.
UNLD8 PSEICaJBED, tbe doeton WU"D agalmt stlmulaall, medication or aleobol ln t.be
hour before bedtime. • "Do all your drtnkt.n1 ln the afternoon."
Green adviaes, ooly half-kidding. "People who
hit the coclrtall hour are on tbe rtgbt track "
They also warn •1ainat "stnauoua ex·
e~lse" ln the bow' bet°" bedtime. ~ludiq
MX!
"I don't know," H&MOt.la replies wtth a
smile, "Lr that'a been clusified a.s a strenuous
acUvity."
Protect Your
1-rwestment
WASHINGTON <AP) -Tb.at new -or med
ear ll a major lavHlmeat for moal
Amerlcam, and protectial that lnYMtmetit
from the ravages of rust abould be a major eco-
aichrat.loo.
Once you have that new, undercoated, car
on the road one of your early at.ops abould be a
carwaah, HY tbe expert.a at tbe National
Highway Safety Adml.DUtratioo.
THAT RIP will help you find any body
leau 1D the car, or leak.I around windows. l:Uve
tbete ftxed pt'OIDptlJ.
Theft. when the )"OQ let tbe CU' home, lpnJ
the UDdenlde forttfull)' with a boM to make sure tba'e are DO opentnp alJowtni .ater to l•t
l.nalde, under the floonnlt « ea.rpet. Caallr any opeainp ,.,.. flDd.
U you an comSdertq buJ1aa a med ear. examliDe the .-..c1e caretaltJ b rmt. Lock at
tbe body and alto at the frame, crou-memben
and other metal aurfacea under the car.
as ALDT nil lilDI ol repm11ttn1 ad
UM of bcllCb ~ to dilplae UM1 ...,.. rail bu ~daoe.damqe.
If you are eomldertna a ltatioa wap, take
out the .,..... Un ad aamme tM tire weU.
Alto, lift the mat OD the floor ill tbe t.b1rd Mat
area ad dMck ftll' rmt and llMU.l .. almeu.
ln other' can, Ult up U. llllt ta U.. tnmk
and alao check under c~ lD puMqer anu. Be tmp6doul of UJ IDUl&1odan.
Beton 11u7tn1, drt" It tbroullla ear wub to cbftkfwlfab.
CLEARANCE
SALE
~Price on
Xm•a Kita
20% Off
KltaAC•nv•H•
&• .. •Plaeea
In Yuma, Arts., wbere tMn aN •.OOO
w1ntel' *ton -mo1tly wtth camper1 -WlWam Melvin turned t.bJ.1181 around. Be ln•em.d the poor man'• camper. Tbe ••camper" can1e1 a rolled up tent, a
bedroll and baa for food, water ud
clothe1.
( Borosrope
RIDAY,DEC.•
BJ SYDNEY OllAU
)
Aata <March 21·Aprtl lt): Accent oa
apedftcs wtth retard to valuables, penoDa1
poeadaiooa, tnvestmeo.t.a, pU1q tbe IDCllt f«
your mmey. Obetael• to cub now LI remoYed.
TAV&l18 (April IO-May 30); Lunar CJCle
bitb -imprint style, expreq needa, deli,...
Jud1ment. intuition are on tar1et.
Circ\UD8t&DCeS "bend" for you.
GEMINI CMay 21 -June 20): Family
aember cm2ftdel MCret. Don't cut flrlt atoDe. !mphut. on t.o.pttala, llll'Utut.1ona ; 1P9da1 or-
e••h:allons. you make constructive adjust·
mttt
C:ANCD C June 21-July 22). Good Moon
Upe<'t ootnddes now with friendship, profitable
outcome of busmesa Investment Define term•.
avoid Mlf·decept1on , welcome romance but
don't '-4 witb ,our cb.in
LZO IJaJy D Aue 22> !mpbuis ls on ln·
t.emlfted rttatioo.ahlp. ambition. reputat.Jon and
reapons1blbty You gain ~harp focll.! in conn~
t1on Wlth dln.>ct1on , where you ~land, a.saoc1alion
wtth proteuwnal 1upenor1. Older 1nd.lvidual tS
tn your corn.eT
n&GO CAug 23-Sept. 22J Loni·ran1e pro)·
ects come Into focus travel lnduded,
pubJ.ab.ult. advertullll. pro(CTana des1iJ1ed to
fa c1 U tat. better com mun le all om
UB&A <Sept 23 Oct 22 follow through
on tuch1n1-learn.in1 procesM.9. lntwtive in·
t.ellect la at work -you ltnow answers but don't
understADd process by wtuch t.bey were ob·
t.all1ed
SCOSPIO <Oct Z::J..Nov 21> Study Ubra
mes••re -give full reln to lntuiUYe intellect.
Accent on COD.50lidatJon, contracu. partnerahtp,
public relaUom and man1a,e
SAGm'AJUUS (Nov 22·0ec. tt) · Accent
oo diet. 1'0f'k. nutrlUoo, lleept.oa appointments
which coWd have much to do With bealtb and
welfa~ Meaaa1e tnll be clan!led.
C APIUCO&N ( ~c 22 Jan 19) . You eet
fa cll ot We -love, money lf.Jld health are in-
volved PMk at Sa11ttartus meua1e. Emotloos
atwmpt to domlftate loctc
A'"1Aa.R18 (Ju. JG. P'eb 18) : You l'efff ve
written notice that a mounts to approval, a ueu J.iCbt. Accent oo property, home, buk i.5·
aua, bank ltatemeot.a aad overall aecurity.
PUCS8 <Feb lf.llarch 20). BelaU't'ea,
home, important concusJom. short bipt are
part of crowded sceoarto
Something Special
feminine fashions
2&0 I. 17 .. St.
COlfaMestl
645-5711
EMI·
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,._ BOn creen bnnch8. that
yoe buried youJ' face in for tbe pine
H91t an now Acupuncture City. 'lbe
needlel Ulillt hlrDed brown llDd fell to
the carpet went to that bi1 fOl'elt in
the •ky. . . takln1 the amokioe
vacuum c:leaaerwith them.
The bird that chlrped when you
CIWlaDIUD .. a-. ....
-Mft •Gt 111 oolledl.atr llllo lM t--..... tM7 tab .......
wlU •••tl••• to r•pr•••t• u..m-................. ...., ....
Th ~ of U••tt ~at ,_. mMnd c~ placed • ... ~u ~~Int ar m4: bPl IDGf..i ttMlftmocmelaaaltrand.
NoU!iiM ODIDe9 off .. wy • lt went CID. Z.. tbe liW. boob OD tbe
bul .. dlq to the braDcbes wb1M JOU
are left with a boc*l., bulb in YoQr' banda. . Suddm.b', then la a eranch under
your foot. lt'a a pu.hwbed candy
cane. From out of the woodwork
come ftve people aU waatlnc a abare
of it.
Tbey don't bave to know lt'a five
yeanold.
Square as a Chair
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I wu lD·
t..ted in the responses from the
wi"9 al b6eexual.I. They remained
"happi.ly" married and accepted the
altution without complaiDL What
about tbe bu.1banda of bisexual wom• -eepeciaUy tboM who ban
dllldrm! An their bmbands just as
undentend'q! If not -why not?
I am now divorced becaaae my
h111bl.Dd eouldn't accept the fact that
I fell ID lo¥e with a.nother woman. I tried to explain that I dldn 't lo¥e bim
QJ -. but be wouldn't bellfte me.
lly ''frtend'' and her buabud were
oar best frlenda. We went everyplace
to1etber. I waa aware that my
bmband bad made several paues at
.. JW" but be faUecl to aee the i.rony in
the fact that be and I bad the aame
good taste in -.men! When "Jill's"
buaband learned about our rela-
ti oaabi p , be arraneed to be
tranaferred 2.000 miles away. 'Ibis is
bow be opted to "solve" the problem.
(He oa.ly fooled himself, ol course.
"Jill" fOlmd another woman to love
In a matter ol week.a.>
Do you receive letters from
buabandl with bbesua1 wt.-? 1'be man I have been daUDI linee
mJ di.wee myatertomlJ atopi»eci
callin& me after we went t.o a party
and my cummt girlfriend Uowed up. Nothl.n& WU said, but I nspect be
sensed somethin& was .. dilferent" when be aaw us together. Rather th.ad
diacma it, be aim ply chose to stop see-
in& me.
Is this what l have to look forward
t.o? For a loog time I have felt it is
time bisexual women came out of the
closet and declared themselves, but
aft.er my own experience I'm begin-
ninl to tbint the risk ls too great. '
Please answer in your column ii you
can get this letter past your edit.ors.
-DUO.DATE
DEA& 000: .. auwer to yom
qHS&lle: "De you receive leUen fr•• ll••baacla wlUa biaesaal wt....r• Yes -Ute1 tell me Uae7 are
dlt••dlle tMm. llaJbe I 'm 9qUft u a eUlr, t.& I tldak Ii'• uldq a lot
of a , •• II. (er' a Cetltlemu fJ1eM)
t.o aceep&. wldl ~tty, tM fact wt * wife er aweeellean lau •
feaale Iner•_.., aide. I am ~ (Jut barely) a ,
wife -S ...... r .una. WU. Mr ........... •aab.ud. ~.u
SAVE
Up To
40%
lte'aa .... fa&Mr,WJai.na ...
dentaacl wily Ute avera1e ••le
..... freak ... u lie leaned .....
aJaarl:q Ida wUe w nree&llleut wMll a ......
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Because
of physical disabilities , including
failing eyesight, I'm unable to drive
I'd like to t.eU your readen that lf
they want to do a friend a "favor,"
stick to the original promise except
in the case of severe illness or dire
emergency. A favor Is not a ravor
when it can't be counted on. · NO
NAME. NO TOWN
DEA& N.N.N.T.: It aoads u U
,..,. fJ1md goea &o a pa& deal of
troeble Co &ab JOG pottry WHl•I
09'vloaaly she baa et~er
SAVE
Up To
40%
PUBUC NOTICE
•lllOUl1"M* ~.,.. ••toUITIOM OP TIM eo.lllO 0. T9UAWISOP TMe OCllM WI .. IOeOOL DtST•ICT
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LIMITS FOR~,
Leg> PUJSt480TTOM ...
THE FAMILY CIRCUS
. ..EXCEPT VMEN JM STANDING
UNDER IT.
"I~ let you lick al my l#hite stripes if you ltt
• •&ck YOll rtd ~"
DENNI
by Jiff MlcNtlty
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by ,...... & Tom JotltSOn
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DR. SMOCK
:t see, "Yt:>u
COUL..PN'-r TRE!A,-
THe PATl!!N"T"'S
H eM.OPHI 1.-4 A I so YOU SUG4i5S-rer:::>
Hit ~tJ'~f'"T",
'"' -~ .... rm C to haft to nit for you. It tent 9'" me
a fwd "
by Kevin F..-
by George Lemont
lODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE I
ACAOSS
'Mii: ff. 5......,.1 ,... '° Tlw'lllfl ,. ..... ....... ,._....
11 "'T 91\'Y end __ ..
64 , of
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ward
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Datsun8
Recalled
DltTROIT <AP.> -Jifore than 2ul,ooo
Dauun •utomobllea
built between ms and urn have been recallcid
because QI a potential
safety defect related to
cold weatber drlvtq,a,
the automaker bu an.
oowaced.
Nissan U.S.A., whlda
manufactures Datsun
cars, said it la vohmtarl·
ly recallio& 285,710 of lta
1915-79 280-ZX and
lf7'M'9110 model can to
correct the potential
safety problem.
Offlelala at Nlaaan's
Carsoa, C&llt.r-head-
quartera aaid that aub-
i e ro temperatures,
coupled with bifb
moisture from the cars'
blow -by ventllatJoa
system, could offset
throtUe system compo-
nen ti, caualnc a pro-
lon1ed b1gb idle.
A potentially
baiardou1 situation
could occur if the ea.rs
are driven on snow· or
lee-covered roada before
lb• •eblcl• l• ranr war1ned up, tbe com.
pany said. But compan)
offlclala said no acci·
dema related to the prd-
bl em bave been rel·
port,ed.
Datsun dealers wlll perform tbe aeeessari
cbecb and tmtallation at no charge. The com-
pany said an initial sup·
ply of parts will reach
dealers in cold ellmate
state• by early January
and the rest. ol tbt COWl·
try by mid-February.
Olga, the one-too walrua, residing at Brookfield Zoo near
Chicago, ad.mlres her Chriltmu tree decorated wttb
mackerel. Afterhavingbeenforcedoutoftbe"mopumta"
market when lnfl.ation bit her food bill~~ now has 1,300 "pareota'' wborespondedtotbezoo'1a .
Feathered Friends
Flock to Free Food
87 BOOB A. llUU.IGAK .., .... CllClll ___ _
RIDGEFIELD, Coon. -Jl'cl' two ... I haft tlee ll"'OPrietor
of what bu to be one of the buDelt ~ ltDPI bet• em bere &Dd Florida.orwt.evertbeJlu.ledU.rw.._,. .... ,.nr.
RJ.cllt DOW tlMIYre ~ 1lf. tM llHMb E ol -.r llbmt.ed fire
trees waltiaa to ...... ,.... troucb like tr.u. tnacb paWq
DEAR MR. T : Blood dyseruia means blood into LlWe ~ WJO., wllikla la ~ to be tbe b6aat truck
abnormality. But leukemia and penlicto.. anemJa stop in tbe eouab7 ·
differ. Leukemia la. blood diaonler ln which there OVE&BEADz P'LIGBT
0
8 or TBSSS F&ATB&&ED
la an \mderproductlon or over-production GI white freeto.den are probably stacked ap like jeta over Keaned;J dwtq
blood eel.ls. ID pernicious anemia, lt la tbe red an aJ.r eantroUen' ltrike.
blood cells t.h.-1 are involved. There's d.lft'lc'Ulty lD Bird1unuatbaveawayofapread1nalbeworcU0Mdlotber: "Get
the at.orption of vitamin 8 ·12. over to Ni•IH1en'a l'llbt awQ-be'a La.Jtn1 out a ti..._.. eoaater
• • • t.betwca"tstop.'' l"OR MRS. L : It's true th.at pet turUfe aMlJ..,, harbor aalmonella bae\eri•. Ac= to aome W.U.laatoewafortMm.U&bepdeHf.....auwaMedllDdt.boR
ataliltics, 1D one year pet turtlee ca a quarter Heb ot wild bl.rd seed ac.r
million cases of aalmonellosll. Altbouab tb1I la • n Y h l a h e r • t t b • [~• J --fatal it can produce s.au·-na .. -a vo-' .. '-• aupermarket, Blrdland will • ...,.. ' • .., • .,..., ...,..., ' ~· SOOD be out of bualneu here ta
cramps aad diarrbea. and they c.-i go acratcb 1D the wl ••• FOR MR. E : Clrrhoeia ol the llvu means that biCh rmtdlatrict..
there's a scarring of tissue between liver cells. I am not • llf'OfesaJonal llUd wlll.cher. I am llOl ...._ • UDateur
Naturally, this impairs livw metabollam. ll can't bird w.teber, attboqb l OMe did earn a Bird St:aQ Merit aadp at
work nonnall)'. Boy Scout camp and can tell a llaat CGDdor' rroaa a~
Alcoholism and undemutrtUon are common flnta,btlna.
causes. So are hepatitis and toxic subetanees.
Treatment depends upon the underl)'in.I came.
Given a chance, the liver bu great recvperaUve
powers.
Climate Sarveys
Bosses Hear Gripes
( CAREERS J
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Tbe .,...-nmeat made a:mw •
Uum fJaD munc:. cm lls Xi .-..
raDCb .. llft, tbe tut 198 l,
wbJcb na--wen awailMle -a period wbea Sold WU Mllma;1'3
Ill a.round SIDO an ouac-e. ~
Soutb Africa, tile world·•
larsest told producer. m1nted
She cGm in 1J87 to take edna· \a1e ol lbe small lJaYetlor'a
rro•tnc interest in tbe 1olct
market. It be1an aertoualy
manetinl them in 19'10 &Del now
doml.Dat.m the~ colD market.
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VA Twim. 24CIC'J Gu...&.
J bedrooms, 2 baths. bllee couat.ry kitchen.
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MllT &AIL UIW l•HI Larae livtq rm. w/Wlde expame ot
aim openlna to bqe waterfrant petlo for real Newport lifestyle. Water,
boata, llabta. lumeta -lt baa It all. 2
Bdrms. f bat.bl.
WIKIY M. TATLOll CO. DAI.TOii
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btrt ..... Old !peelth Rome Aboft Woods
c.ve. llx a.drooma. "" Batba. Lars• UUUtJ Room. Rard•ood noon. 'nNe Ptreplaen. Cedar C1oeeta. ftrff-Car o.,.,.._ Prtna...,. To.....,. ... ._
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We ban •••al ftlle llomee .............
••••••• fOINr
Nnl7 decorated ' bdrm. family
bome. CIGle to oeaa. •• a Toao MOIR CqMllY
' Bclnu.. a batlll: rueb at1le. mJDl eltate ID__,. II.,.._ 1111.lot
BILL GRUNDY . REALTOR
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ALLSTATE
UALTOM
mai:nab I lrvlna
realty
• Eu1 to live ln, euy to care lot 6
euy to love .•. 10'J owe it to
1ouraelf to aee Ulla lovely 48R
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to I NOID lmta cractllu.· wood-ti~ fireplace, ~ Glalile~ma.-.ud mud'a qurtera. Oo•naet'
1ardea kltclaea. atepe lo e.,.&a1 ...... ud tennis eomta.
IO._ Dowa • Owner will fbaaac• Uae bataace. Call •EBD'
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MIW CUSTOM .....
nta •ual1'7 ltomt , .. turtt. Wroemt,
I'-' batlla, family room, trtple ,.,. .. e
--~ ... --CU1tcCn • home ta Ml\WOITt•••m ,.... onr '°"' ..._ =..P'9ct1Dc wriAI romp&Mjoo and Cbumln1 apaclou 2 n&eto.t Sntnldlolee N1C1muce1
TMIOY•
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a...t J Wrm ltalt.er cm
QUfet atreet. L1• '1rd .
Owner baa bou1ht
another • la anxloua. Now on1y •uoot HurTJ'i .... '
~ . tu-7411 W.a.lW •~at.cl. 1tepe 11tory, a Bdrm, famlly, l·I bedroom coado
MCI a._. T trocn tlM oceu. A.akiDI clmQf room. lute Urinl ._. lD ,..m Sew·
Al'. l .. ba, near ihi.. •.eoo. Bu.iotlcS,era ~YU. room........,. nia. wilb 101• e:~~·~J!' ~rc:1n!• ~ ~ceaa. Mibmlt your aen . .,,. 2 declta a.od apacloua ~ ,~~===· ,...~at .,,.. ...,., ~Wl for apeclal de-minwed batba. Warm --_.._. ..._....___ • · \alla. woods, brick ud atone. FromS$7.JliO. ...... ,... .. ce, .IU·Ttfl Truly a decorators de· Pbaaetoday (llrin.OGJ.y,
Mr. oce. w /~ Hahl. For ctetati. call M'-lat <8robr J
Forced aaJe . la M).lW. ..... """''., 2000
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8taadtu1 eouace bf the eea. 2 br. pvt beacla.
adulta. DO pd& .... 15'7't.
w 'opener. t••
aprllaDCH wUb m crowave ,
eompactor,
diallwaah er. contlnuoue clean.In& oven. Beautiful Uled
batb, cedar •bake roor. wood 1ldln1
and rnucb more.
Assumable loan
re.dy to move In. Off erect at 1185.000.
~ Walker 1; l r.r. lbd + boaua roQm. '1f'I I•---------·•-••••••••••• new. Only Sl19,9H. 6-.UXI....,.. Mlmes"8hwal.a.•
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REALTORS ed On t be VI ate r .f FAMfASTIC '7J.Tl'1 ProPertiea. 1995.000 & .-1u11S
OAK GLEN
RC k tylor Co
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Dlaliactlve new 2 t2lmlillon 8Yappt ,..,..
bedroom, 2~ ba con-S..-5HAIP *. · J · Onb' $10,000 '°" more> domlnluma.187,990 Owner-u.xioul. llOO 11q Cote Realty down ou s Br. 2ba ex·
2SJI Elden Ave, C.M. ft., @I', l'kaa, 2 frp&aa. & lnv~tm~nt ~utJn home In pre·
64U'734 Pl'OletaMloally lDdacpd 64()..5777 .Ugioua Harbor View.
--------• hall ls rur. vacant, lm· --------ca~. Owner SU-0:210. SYCAMOltl..... IDlld poueuwa, 1 yr -~MIW bomewarranty. WOULDYOUUKE UDOISLI
Fabu1oua tars• 1 bd l~ w.-... INlty TO OWN 1/4 OF >Sty. earty Calif. 3 BR,
ba. Quallty town._;,me l ... ZUJ 1MS TOWNHOME7 den. 3 be., liv. rm. w /fpl,
domJnJ ... __ ... 50Cklb " Is beamed cell. Co1y con uma. Only I 9"IM 1044 ,...... ..... ••· ap· paUo. Walk to beach;
available. $109,lllO. 3'SO -••••••••••••••••••• ~'. 'Tc;f:" :-!·r~b!.'it club • teonla facll. ________ , Sant.a Ao.a Ave. 642~· Woodbrid1e 2Br. 2Ba . 831-ll66 $31.S.OOO. Call
••I ISTAft Under-.< 2 car gar. Bil (rplc. lyr. new. Asltlng Ml&'§ION llEALTY bit Jrd-1.ce covd paUo $81. too by own e r . 4N-0711
OM¥.. ACU Prlnc:.nb'135-0Z11 ~. ~. SAc:a.tel ~ oeeaD view, -bllllff aot atr>ODI ploe ___ pq ___ e_-_. __ ~rnrv REALTORS SJ.~go'fr'N u... 1 Bedroom. a bath, IY 0 _.8 • -' ssr. ~. J'aeusai. ••·
.. .-. • "'" • --------aume bat .t '175,000 I~~~~~~~~~ INdtl.eMl..-Y HOMl&IMCOMI .. 11 the out andln& IASTILUFfl _.,_.:ma _____ _ ~~~·~·~'"°"~~·~~~! ~~~;'~ ~: 'eatur• of this lovely ~· J.o.~ ~c!:er'~~ -ooo .--<.AadaJwood Model ln Lhe -----------·• DNDDe Hornet. 4 Bdrm.. lion overlook in& park --------•I a ba. IMue family room. See It now any time. Walk to pool, termlt and 1187 .500
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Two••lot. mDME
11%
Olly s 125,000
C.-'45-916 I
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11 .. c1e111ar --------•! air, 2be, lrJ pool. many catm features. $118,400. People wbo oeed people
abould alwaya cbeck ~
Service Di.red.ory In the
DAILY PILOT
Advertlaen may plue
their ada bJ telepbooe eooam.tos,aopm
Monday Ul.n.i P'rid•)'
I to llOllll Salurday
COSTA M!SA OP'FICE 331W. B•Y
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HlJJ'fnNOTON B!ACH 1117SleaetlBI~ a.123D
LAGUNA ll!:ACH
102'7 N. Cout Hwy lAluoa Btec:b 494.9444
NORTH COUNTY
dMll hw 540-UIO
'ZlfZ1 Francis Ln. ~2223
AXER
$72,500
College Park area 3
bdrm home. NeecW tome wan but at thla pri~ tt
delerves your quick at·
tentlon. Check it out!
MS-7221
~21.
Weitcltflealty
Slh.3 ...
Fam, fu-epla~
NoQualif>1n& owe
Alk lor Nor14a. A.fl..
556-7771
~ loy McC• ... .,.,.
149-77Zt
BIG CANYON
Prestlte ol 4:00Dtry club
~·W\Ul~ol 1uu ed community~ elepnce of Bordeaux
Towabooae, immediate
J)OINICUloa, call IU for
more details OD this
Cabulout borne!
8W=TLOT ~
<:4 ....... .,..... 21
Breathtaklng ocean view ~
from hmunoua 3 Bdrm Mewpori C......
home. Newly decorated 6.f0.5H7
with carpets, paper & .............. . paint. Glowin1 wood
floon, aauna. Perfection far-.000
don osen
!" •• \ t Cl. '·
1213 w. Cout Hwy
LquoaBeacb 4974411 731-3111
OCIAtROMT
COTTA'il
Needs some work ... but
look at the coaat line
view. Private tlei» to
a.n1. Call for appt. \o
tee.
~7~ ....
Spectacular Harbor
Ridge Condo. 2br Sellin&
by owner. $32S,000
MS«JM.
SPACIOUS
Make the rti,bt decision.
lnvett in tbi• happy
home! Spadoua ' bdrm. Ip Ceoc:ed yard, located
in the heart of Westcliff.
with all Ila nearby
ameruUea. $182,500.
642-5200
IOIO .......................
fO/o
Only 25~ down oa lbia
bn!ed " butter fou.rpla. Owner will carry
ba1aDI» at K for 4 yra.
All J Br. lt,\ Ba u.U.a
Yeu17 mcome Sl.1..200 0.-$100 pr mo apendli-
b&e f'\111 pnce $118,900
1111 W. ODMt Rwy, NII
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EL TORO ARl:A
~ntn1~P'ew
One« both
Prt me 1 year oAd
~Rltr ~1
T..... IOto Coata Mua dupln ••••••• ••••••• •• •• •• • •• r..taide Sl.J,OIO down
GREAT VALUE
Al •1.too. Dnlrable
LAUR ELWOOD
townbc>IM, 2 bedroom,
end unit, ooe story. Near
pool and tennis . HURRY!!
a..-.......... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..... ..._.
,_W. I 100 .......................
l«>BILE HOME
BUY·SSLL·RENT·
Price $1.13.000. MS-+r19.
..-.,STOllAfH
2 yn old, srou income rm.ooo pr yur. Owner
...W ~balance at I~
wtlb ..,,000 do'Wll. Full
pnce 12,400,000
s.m W O>aat Hwy. NB
64M'46
CbedSundaJ
MIW&SMIMY
UMTS
8JlAND N'EW. e larg•
...-.. Four J Bdrm, J ba
• two 2 Bdrm, l ba UJUtl
w/prlvate paUoe. Xlo
..... Call trrt-53'10 DOW I
ALLSTATE
IMMIWl'OnlCH
llUlhd .....
Peai.Dlula2Br ~tr
On Wiil« 2Br Idea l2ilJOO
3 Br i ea. lf'I backyard, .. ~ • ..,. pUit Ul • .... ,.,.._ 1zit
N..tm.~ ··················••\ft ............ 1 .. llOOM NO FEEi Apt. Ir C.-.
2Brnrbd>SIOO latte famllJ rm. pr . le rent.ab. Villa Rn~a JBrZba,nrbch~ fenced yd, Dice qu.iet 17$.412Bkr. -' :::=:== ==~=· ~·~NPealn .• 2!_~·den• Udo f Br • .,. au '9$0 AvaU. Jan. 1 · .. .... r new. ~et -. Onwat«2BrZba-an. . JiOO. Yeuty.
On..._.28r/ .. $1JOI Gl·DU Lido. ,...UJe2 BR,dm.
OnWllCer', V1£W. tee IASTSIDI 2 ba. N1tow1y decal' $1000.
Z Br+dmlZZIO BnDd..,.. I Bil, 2"'a Ba yearty.t7Mlll
1.4e...,1BrZballDO ~Jc:arauap. BillGrundy.~
fplc, akyll1hi .ti--..... --..... 1!19' Submit abort term oa duowaw Pool. t.enma. IAYcasT
a1JY of the atao.e. A.tao. ~ mo. o.,.. MMm: ownen may hamlab. .... l'IMlllM · ,.,.._ Y NO.-.. '
w•twwtMwa r , •• .., Jll4 ~·w... +Ped.
... 114/6ll·l40I -·----··..... =:;:1.~~
L•r1c lBr . 2Ba J ........ '"i.3:
C4lkwww1Mdtl2tl Fireplace, apa, RV lwl,Jm..W-•tll·
-•-••••••••---1tora1e. $SIS/Mo. vtt.lnl. Avail . ...,
Oil Bhdfa ar beach. • _ ... _IM4 _______ ,
Bdrm. J ba home
Laodacaped. lAe onJ1
800/mo.
Daoa Padftc 1Dr
SD-9'10 ..at
roaatam v .n., laom•
W11h ' bdrm. 2 bat.la,
lamUy rm. 4ul.i.QI rm.
(J11k •• ..-r 2 ltidl . 1
pet ok.. S.W mo """ZSM
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Ne9 ZBr. 2Ba. frplc. Z..car
pr. baleon1. partial
v\ew. r...e. ~/mo. Eve:
551.-S.
f;Gie ... lba. a Jard,
pr. Vf!l'Y clean. Adl.ll&a •
No~s-Mo. .....
2 Br W lpr •• l330 Crpla..
fbOd yd. water pd tnt
"B" Delaware ~
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a+· a ......
l>Hdllne ro.-copy • titna
h s. ao p.in tlle day
before 11•bllcat1011, except for b11d•r 6 Moed•y £d1Uon• wt>H •actliM II lectrday, lJ
OCIAMYllW
CONDO
JBld, 2'-' baUJ
Pool 6JaC1Wl
'117,500 All
541.olOO
PRIVATE,
Dhl.ACULATE
ti LOVELY
PDIANCE
.......... Ster'9 ......... c.....
CN.&.UI '61·1021
1'bia perfect Wooda Cove --------·-------
REM.TOM Slwv2 lw, ltov•,. rwfrla. --------1 Mdb, DO peta. Ql5/mo. -·
Tnde rour old aluft for
new 1oodlea wlUa a
0Malfted ad. N2-5e'7I
To Place your
"Fut R•att••
Service Direetoft
home wilb 3 bedrooms.
hardwood floora and
coun,ant area. Walk to
the~ fl'Oa\ w. de-llclllfUJ dmmet' with a .... "'° wtlJ betp YoU ftmaot, -.ooo.
UNOOUAL t.:ITATE ., ...
-= 12141>•, -~· 911 ., ... Clilta
II••• •••l11 Park. --·~
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541-llTJ
I Br, 1 ba, 2 car pr, 119
yd. Pm 6 cb1ldJwl CXIO·
1ldered. tns. mo. .. .,.. 11171derton.
I
(
1 • adllle lane ....
IWme adWla oal7. No
pa. Q.Mt. eecure. 1911
Nwpt8hd.4MJ.UTJ -------------AYllU. Jao lit. Eut.skte 2 Neer new 2 tw, 2 be bttna
1BRS2'75.N'EAR br, 1 M. Newer, deluxe. no pet1. S31s : mo:
sa>PS, BUS. OCEAN DD mo. No peta. Donna 5tl-lrl5
"5--1223 m6112; a )1111).2001 --------Btu. l very II bdrm,
0.. PeW l726 2 Bdrm. 1 e., front unit of phab, laundry, Imme c
•-•••••••-•••••••• ~ .Excell k>caUon erounda. 11218 Pomona. 1Bdnn. utU pd, S2SIO mo. ...,. Npt Hila. 1 yr aeaae Sl25 mo.,..._ _____ _:.....:.__
llcpeUo. Dice area. SD> mo loci. water & Drift by. "25, avail. now
C.ll$t0.1589 prdener. ,... IM().5112 STUNNING lar'1e 2br, 2 Br 1 Ba, carport. 1234
, ..,._. leodt 2tJa. grdn apt Pool, rec W. S.lOO. Bl. CaU for -.• 3740 F\lrn bachelor units area. WMo.710 W. l.8lh •Piil. Jim or Carolyn
•·•-•••••-••••••••••• da.y/Weet or mo. Avail St. ~1222•1l '
H.l'IFIHIST now. 842-1334 d ys .
Spanilb llltate Uvlngl ecz.e;aeves. <iWef AcWt Apt Btaul!fu1 P8rit·llke aur· 2 br. 2 b•, 1ara1e.
roundio11. Terraced Eckle deluxe 2 br w/aun-jacuzzi, oear So Cat JJOGl. 8uululn 1u bbq, dedt, garage w/lndry Plua. sm»imo. 751-3485.
••arkllns fountain•. M50. incl util. Adults, no
2 Br, 2 Be, new pluah
carpeting, pool, Jacuw,
M25 mo. Adlllta. no peta.
Located acro11 from
Nwpt Deb Golf COW"lte.
By appt. ooJ.y ~. Spa c Io u 1 room 1 . peta. 'Ri8-91.SM. ~ upet.ain 2 bdrm
&.-rate d.lnio& area, apt. Bltn k.ttcben, laun· walk-in cloeeta, home· Ectde2br, patio, 11arage dry, qwet area 1 bllrl--------lillt bet.a fr cabhaeta. Adult.a, no peta. '350. 160 from aboppln1 Adulu
Walk to Buntinaton 2llL stl-Zl2"1 cmly. SWO + deposit 2262
HIAa
°:1:d.www1urn. tm.. hateic'e2br, l ba, adulta, Mlmr Sl. •pl A, 645-7099 'It t _,..,_ DO pet1. '350. Call _afttt __ apm.:.___· ----
M6.•~· ..... LUIUnun.
UWW. t ar, ~ oewl;J petm.. ta .. adalt compln. LA-~· ~ .. nL'... ed. Ysrd60~. Pet Ir Lars• bachelor; t br """u'"•nnLA-uun ~' ... OK. .. with ~ Jacuul, 1IZll Parbide Ln l bit ~ MS-1513 beJcoa.ies, prl p•llOI, Z, Beach. a bibs. ol 2br, lba. lndry rm, No c.tbedraJ celUna. faa "7~ PeU. $340Mo. + clean frplc Ir dtabWHhera
HOAG/llDUCID
HicblY UPIJ'•ded, pro-
feeal(JUUy decorated 1
BR BadJ 1n VenaWes Omdo~fouo
hln le 'ark -lllle court)'a.rd. l'UU NC\lrity bid&. tm/mo. C. ll
Ctl644-721 I
ASK PnR NJGll!L, All.
dip IDOY9 you to. 79'2 From IZllC5. 2850 Karla
....,...._.. 374S Shalimar. call btwen Ave. S..8M7. <Jfnt£ BAYt'RONT l~
-···-············· 126Sor aft. 5 642.7358 2 Bdrm'! Ba. front urut of br •SU Wllb v~w declu Studio. prof. decorated, dUpla.. EaceU locaUoo sm.sm. C.'huclr 675-8990.
ummc. Free maid aerv. 2 Bdrm. cpt.a/drpe, blllna. 6 "'11. Color TV. $15 wk Adutta, no peta. $MS/mo. ,.... Npt He&-. 1 Yr LM. Venal.Dee O>odo sas orbf mo. -.zz27. se.«>a> $450 mo loci. water & Bech. 11133. Pool. sauna
THE
.. GOOD
LIFE"
prdeow. AfS. M0-511% Jae, clbhle. Security.
metllillAll
APMTMIMTS
MJ.&4%, ~ 213 /477 • 7001
I BedJOOl'D, l bath, yearly
Ott by monlb. '350 mo.
Al1J. 87J.«UO.
~ -·~----AllR.TS CMt+ND OP841MG Westdifr 2Br, 2ba, pool,
2 Br, 1 ~ Ba $425 ~~u.lta. Lwrurloua.
2Br,2Be 1450
Ex"""''ent location. walk l BR. IJlepl to beach, gar
toBe complete ahoppini pkoa $375 mo. yrly suWWly laodlcaped. m.:11158 c .. u .,_ Ss-cioua apta Private -----· _...__~;___ __
...-ordecb. 2 BR2.,., &I condo, fplc, 2
Very nice 28r, patio, ()peoJ<Mdaily car pr ts.W mo 2 blU ~ cptl. d.rpa, beam • Weat Wlllon, C. Y. beach. 831121114
°"1. Adult.a only, DO pet.a. <Behind Harbor
Refa. 2154 Santa AH ~Ceot.er).
Ave.S.J&Za. 131·591/548-3Wll
'"lHEOABLl'.S" 3 Br, 2 ba. lower, or. So.
2Br, 1~ bmw/pr. Adlta. Qt Piasa. "25. No pets.
cpta/drpe, bltn.a, fncd _Ml_.-r __ . -----
Jl"CI. Wac.. pd. a&-4120. 2Br 2--•-......... ·---.C... • -....,_ ...... uuuu.c, Adulta, DO peu. $US.
t6-'nDO.
Tol>-llne or. Utb "lrYUM!.
1.Br, pr .• mri1 . stove,
«Pet aree. Maturw adult..
nopet. Sim/mo NI-ta.
BAOm.oR-UW pd, DO
••• mo. .aa
~~CANYON """'naaYO.UB IMt: ftt Cockatell SM CoN.a Meu, "PreUy ,1"58'1Ct&hedral+ 4111 ., ....... mil. s • ~Drive ----·-.. elmdl. ----------hlmSMl:w IO .. 11.000 ftaf ....... ,. by Steve
Oralet*2 mo.tomo.dodt~ lat. U/1S, oruce LO mo Ur'd'lbenpbt. N.B a.t'
Dllllt.ReaoitAltJloc. ~liabr• . :W"v.,~· V~. 1..-.: Apqt~ ... 2111 Beby11tter waottd for
Lute ~ Star eabto -~ .....-MMSAQ• 1 Hmo old alrl. •·• Polllt~cil&orTV,Urplc: .... W~ 4600 Lolt Dot: lrbb s.u.,. Your;:::.:,uco daya t wt Occaalonal
UeesaW.-..ia -.._ .. •••••••••••••••• ._,,, Wwtll, m IQ 6 '-BobJames overnlaht de1lred.
Palm SiWtAll liuury ~· W..ud ltw, apt.. aa Nw'lll1 8lYd. 1bun Eve OukaUI e.u. 4N-Sl l l Lacuna lkb. lAaaoe,
do u.dl.&h> on Millloo R.U 0 la H.8 . LeK!Mr collar. Day~ ~ ~1901.
tlli. CC. all laclliUft, by 5.31-&a MMCllor Ewa-.-a .._,, ~ BABYSITrD -Mature
week or kine«. •S430 ~ ~ ill lOlt &.dy .. dt.mood die--.:J.hZl ~Iller for 2 tick.% or
da.Ya.183-18 eves. quiet 1pot lo Laauna a« nq. t'k. Balboe a.7 Drh'tal to Sacnmeato for 3 ~ Pft' ..... IU-tll7
Btadl. Olircea del Mar CMa. Det. Lab. Reward. Cbnsuma Want penon llefore 1.30 ~sen 3 Bdrm home or a.ta Men for aoo or mmt lo 1hr drhln1 • ea .._..._rt-,_--_-... _.---
avaU Dec. lhna Apr11 111 m ~et ~ ClSMll .-... DI.... .-vI• .... r •---non
A • p e o . C o I o . Ual . Write ad 1131. c/o UlST DOG ~ 11, Vk llDOUT. mature, relia· l30S~ or write. Tbe Dally Pilot POMONA.C M l"rieOd Earmo,PboneC.lla ble, Daya, Saa Juao
Box 1Zl7, Aapeo. COk> Newapeper, p o Boa l1 ma.lie Tffriw IDob'e Wore for real Try ua. .-ea, .,,..,,. old. ~·a.
S1lll ueo. Cotta lilffa, CA ~. ~llOKEN: P'aae-A·Pheftd W.Ml After•. •au.
..... toSlise 4100 t2t28 or tele phone ~---· .. ,,.. BIM*mc
--·················· ~1154. •""-.... .. .... n • 1-s eo&.W st•11 -.....,; rem .. d.trt1 &m •o.tc.I• ,.
Moviq? Avoid deposit.I & • st 11-..a color'. look& like Bea.11 UAlC·2AM -......... SAMW A IAMl cut fivtna eapen1u• -:W,-YW9•/ daa. Adami• Bu.abant. ...,..,,_ TELLm
Profe11lonally 1lnce ·-...Ce K.8 Ul·tlSI FOXX SHOP P\ill·Ume fr part-time
19Tl. ·--••••••••••••• .... poaiOona avallaW. ia our
HOUleitATIS Miiiey .. "-IOZS Found Kea.hood female, ESCORTS Newport Be•d> •Hunt-
832-4JM "••••••••••••••••••••• ~den ~trelver mla IQlloa Beac:b Brucbelt.
~LOAMS
and
!!We, sbortb&U'ed Ter Orient&la. tall blondes
n.-ml.a, blk • wht male ful.1 ftl\llY modela Out.
644 3856 . 431 1030 call a.21N1
8lu* ~xl)e'rient"e deslra
tW. but wUI c:oaucs.r re·
lated upertence for
~to abr w/nme, non
smoker, nke 2.Bdrm 1 ba
.. SD>. AJya111 ~3614 2Dd Trust~ Lo&oa 00
2bdnn hH to 1hr with ~Jtopetty
Newport Bcb Animal
S1leher ,._ "*' Senk.es Sl60 tTanee paations.
M/F l200Mo+ ..,util ln '104Jr~~eet
C.M £~64.2 7~Cbrta R £ DEPT
3rd rmmte needed for SAMnMO IAMIC
mce4.Brhou.w Pool, ten i·~~n~4/812-~~saoo~~~ -'*. ocean 2 bllu N B "'"1J.5. •
4350 .......................
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Airport. Sl25 t m o
11155-ll1lna IK wlmda
Offb-..W 4400 .......................
1 or 2 Rm Suites from S75
771 W. 1JUl St Call Tom
S.Z!OO.
} "THE· mcunv1sum
Full Hf'Tice offices
io Newport Center
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Center olllce 1pace. MobtleHomeLoam
Hall. mid January. CREDIT NO PROBLEM ~ 1rouod noor 8nlbn W9'cocbe
IAltte. locludet recep. 148.tJ71 tblllt. NCret.alJ apace, __ _;_..;:._~-=---
cool•r••~• room . 2-tTD .... 11%
IJbrary, lrttd)eD, copier, ot AllP'aiMd Value
1tora1e. Call Debbie Swtnp, i.t, Rdl'I. etc 7»919 ' REAL EST A Tl! LOAN
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Call Annette 549 97'27 '72~~ •
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SOCIAL AF Y Al RS
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picbd ... the doc p&eaae
call lnJ..Jm> or "5--935
Ftlund.. Sm Blk • Wbt Spr
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Ill. ..U~lipped. DO•·-
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---• --· 9ClTl. IOmL ~to.•. ._._ma _____ _
,.......TAI.INT ..-. 0...... a.&n.ver, It +u.... IOt4 .._._ ..
Vec.Ucm a Part time Ake. ll'IPP)', hb okl. -• .. •• .. •••••••••• ._ .... •••••••••••••••• ~/ewit aUt ......... Sv.t, Ml•lll.I. Daya, WHted. a.t of l.eft IMPORTANT
+. 50-715'1. Call t :• · •l'DI llmded~~ ~&TO
91am.or&-S:IOp.m. '"9 .. Y. 1041 ~
Telephoce Surveyon -....... •••••••••• Browalnl ~= 30 Tbe price or lttJll lfadted. no exp«, P'ull llb.t8t. 8enwd puppy ,..., • .,.., • ~. advertlted by veblcle
<11 P/I', Mlr.+booua.. llllO. old f.em., to 100d .... l deaJen la the veblc!!
Job o A I•• a n d • r . bame. "7·'1D New t' Hob'-Lot aur· elU1lfle4t advertl1ld* 714 · I 3 3 · t t 1 l o r fWl1a ~ ... pun white ~.Catt•· S.U for =•":;P'ft:b:: ·~~~ a... ca.-,......,_ ~ 1"'1ft, dedawed•payed GA-.!000 Uctnte, traoafer fee1. Alftl'fte
'J"ELLERS -Esper.~· P',Deedalovtqbomedue lV ~ ftnaoettbus•. feN for , -•"¥•
qd. for El Toro, lltuioa toaller'f*.55UllM. teif...... IOtl a1r poUUllon control de-I WANT9
VleJo 6 Laiuoa Beach ,..._ Wire Kalred P'Otl ••-•••••••••• .. ••••••• vke '*1JflcaUona or de· otnces. A11o part·Ume Terrier. 3"'1 yr old 8a&l&llWRCAco&or1V2 ~=ryu..f!: =i:::c~uss!C:.~
teller. Contact Joan or female to cd bome yr. wan'.,.. .. Del. SIM. otherwtae ipedfled by ca1J ua to, flOd out what
Ocn4S11·1m E .0 E. 711-3579 661'788. t.baadwrtiser )'qUl'llBZ 1rully worth.
~~-~~~ ~~~~~ ~OU. COllPAH'Y ,_,, :lae IOIO d11nnel w/equallaer w,,.u/ 131·1740
uraentJ;)r OMdl depend.a ........................ Pioneer PL S30 turntbl, caillka 95JO
~=-": ••IBUY•• ~~=°' a.ta Keaa. We tnlD. Gooll uaed hrn.tture II
Writ. T.N Dick. Pres. APP"rcee--OR I wllheU
Sou h p I ' orSEU.forYou t w.-t etro eum. MASTmS AUCTION
Fl. Worth, Tx 71U01. 646 l6H & IJJ..'62S
.......................
'411 ford Woodle. restored
Sl.3.000, .. ford Woodie. W .. lt .. ColorTY rutored mint cond.
suo &4e-<ml sao.ooo 87U1e1
IMh & Marille 4 wt..t Drh" 9550 '"'' ... . ..................... . Tow Truck Driven ea· CASH PAID ·-·--••••••••••••••• ~ TO)'Ota Land Cruuer.
per'd Top pay Apply P'or Cd uaed furn. anti· G-r~ tO 10 many xtru, never ofr
G&W Towina . 7408 Q\airclr1V'195'7-8l33 ••••••••••••••••••••••• road Sl.250 firm Ohrm Way, C M 642 1252 ~ll068
Typist-P /time. 60wpm re
q'd. F1e:Uble hrs Xerox
850 exp. a +, or will
train. 14.5o/hr. to 11.111..
Olli Kathy 641 1018. ---Walter1 & Wa1treasea.
P/J', Lunches only. Pvt
cha , 5 day week
&w 54()4 ---
Wa.ltresa w /car for wicker
basket lunch 11erv1ce
9 :l>-lpm, Moo Fri Earn
Sl25-SlSO weekly Muat
~ neat, personable &
energetic Call 979 0747
aft 10am for appt
tlJDEl HOME
a.DSE-OUT SALE
Decorator furn1ture &
acceuories (;edar Glen
Townhomes, 2554 Elden
Ave, O.ta Mesa, 11 to 6
dail )' 642-6734
Darlc brown vinyl couch.
Good condllioo . SlOO
~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~-
y ARD PUSOM He r •aid Gooch 1065 rental
~--'-------1 M9i '1 •'1 1071
Youoa. exc1 t1n1 com-•••-•••••••••••••••••
pany neeQl exp 1a1lboat I " craftaman Table Saw
n11era Call Steve at w/carblde blade 4"
646-58>6 Milwaukee Joint.er $175 for botb or SlOOea ...,.. Youth c.oun.eton
Part Time even1ng1 Outaoln& adult.a worlun1
wb.b youth. Over 21 Own
tramportAUon. Sa.:iO hr.
atart.8-tPll
CALL ANDREA
so.mt, m 250, 1·5PM. EOE.
Matct1• ... .......................
........ 1001 .......................
AoUque cJocka, 2 wall ---.~mllc. Pvt Pt1.•a:n
!!!f•~tt IOIO
········-·········· CASbPAJD Wtbr/dr7ra/llefrt&11 ~oraotwr"1Jf
Waaber, dr1er. dll·
lrnlber, $100 eadL A·l
0.ltloal ......
WHn'tB
BUYING
or
SEUING
Tllh It Yow
DAILY PILOT
IOATMAIT ,.,...,.. ...
u1642-5678
~----~--
Tnd&s 9560 •••••••••••••••••••••••
I '79 CHEVROLET
'IJ TOH PICICUP
A Ye~ fancy lruck with
many opOons For the
outd oor family
QN44la7,
OM..Y$69'5
How•dO. ......
Dove• Quall Sta
NEWPORT BEACH
llJ.0555
~ ~vy Dump Truck
Rbll mg Ir trans Run&
Xlm Sl .800 $48 lCil
'S P'ord ~ Plcllup, good
runn101 cond HOO
642 9378, &33-5821
'72 Ford CUrrier Pickup.
1n xlnt runnln1 cond .
camper ahell. Sl.700
842 03.M. 536-8229
'570 •••••••••••••••••••••••
1171 1 too Chev)', cu.tom
UUrior. new Urea. SZ700
5S-Oll5 aft 8PM
'79 P'ord i,; C.OOvenlOO
MUil Mil 12,800 ml Xlnt
cond Cu1tom paint
llllO or list. 1-.1211
.._W..eM 95to
........ +ad ....................... Mffl.... '705 •••••••••••••••••••••••
M.1-A IOMIO
Demo Sale ln Prorrn1
71 IJ.loA IOMIO
SPOtTS SIDAM
Automatic lran1 . air
cmd., AM/P'M c1uetlt'
6map (1062) $9,999
llACH IMPORTS
MB Dove Stt'Mt
NEWPORT BEACH
75~0900
74 IJ.loA IOMIO
A llb&rp aportacar with
lWOl.ol:B, 41peed lrlM &
AM/PM Sliver w1bl1ck
llllerlor ~ >
OM..YS3H5
HOWAJU> Clw•rol.t
Dove" QwuJ St.a
NEWPORT BEACll
lll-0555
71 AU-A ltOMIO sreoa
Red w /blacll top, s •S>eed
tram .. 11.ereo 6 leaa than
u.ooorn.m. t471WYD >
S7tll
THEODORE
ROBINS
FO RD
201,0 •iAllCOR Ill VO
CO!llAMl ~A f>-12 ·0010
~Le•llll
lawC..w.lllc.
Roll.I lo)'c. BllW
1NO 'a.mborwe
Nftpart Baadl MD4"•tl ..., DD s. reblt motor. Ol.H«M COUNTY
llut buuty -lluat tell•
4 IPMCI. 4 ey!Jndu. A/C, aeatber lnt.erior. ma1
wheets, cHHU.e deck.
map lllbl. Lo/mJ Pnv
pty ee.t offer IOIMcl•l8''1
$
mo H Bead> BJ Yet.
LA HABRA
CUI.I No ol SA Fwy >
C714•2~UJJ
Su.Ilda-, by Appt.
711MWIJOi
4 1pead, power 1teenna. ~ brakea air cond1 tlonin1, AM J.~111 1tereo
cuaette. electnc aun root. electr1c wlndowa Topu~ lnt.enor. only
3> ,000 miles SlJ.1..900 or
bemt offer <.33~•· u > C.11 642--0LJI
Capri '715 •••••••••••••••••••••••
14 Capn, MW rear eod +
matt 12.200 or best C.11 5-rah aft 5 S7S-8J7
DahlM 9720 •••••••••••••••••••••••
LAIGI
s&ICTIOMOF
AU.MODB.S IR>P 6COMPAJl E
BARWIC K DA T ~UN
''·I ,I •• ' •
8J t.l l7S49J.JJlS
trans IO"-' rt1tored. YOL YO
R«.pea · SUOO 17$-5157 EXa..lJSIVEL Y VOLVO
q.t 974' ..._._VohoDeaJer
....................... la Or.act County!
Call 87~2919
'TO Kadette , 1ood BUYorLEASE '71 !lfustanc Mach I. T ~ ear. ~ oraECT Lop. onJy u .ooo au, like ~.:!..-..... !?!! rt.'ft!., .;:;~;. ':'/~
PIUMOT 2025 S. Manchester atEAP ~
SPECw_ ~lilt9TI 750-2011 fWo H57
LEASE PLAN A111191....... .... .. •••••••••••••••••
AV A.O..ABLI:: -•-•••••. •• •• • ••• '7S Pklto Ruoabout. 37K
IEACH IMPOITS
.. Dove Street
NEWPORT BEACH
7SJ..OtOO
1976 PIUCHOT
SCMWAGOM
Automatic traoa . air
t'COd. • tape det'k roof
r11clt 6 lo• m1lra
~1 w/~11e int
Sbatp'ILSSRY>
0KYS39t5
HOWAIDC..~
Dove .. Quall bU
N._"'WPORT BEAC H
IJJ..OHS
.......................
"U 2.0tM. xJat coad... a".
P'P . Flil t'ua. 15.JOO
5f.5.JOU or 54l-40CiO
Ul64 ~WE. el«
aunrool, racll. 1iat rood
S'lSlOfolf er .._LIU
.. iairce t7U ....................... •t DEAl£R IN U.S.A.
SAAi
DlmoSUa ID Ptolrwa
ltns.ul .. S
A.1111.omaUc, all' ~DCL. .....,, ,.... -.na1 •
Alttnl --cuarti.e Mnl)liaOMO.
Mcti 9910 nu . 1tnt cond . Sl"SO ....................... ~ -
"IS Buck Skytawll, V fl
au&o. atr. lilt whl. In~
Lban 42k m1 , mov1n.:.
mwtaetl l3200 67S 1619 ---c Pre HIS .......................
1977 CAl>tLUC
SEYIW
"78 ~ Win. 4 cyl, 4 apd,
nKil r~an. aberp. $2095
911206M
JolM1o.& Soft
UMCC>l.M-MBCUIY
~laJ ol lht-Week ..
72PIMTO
HATCHIA.CIC l.o.dfd ' Equi p tnt"11 l U1 d~ moooroof, •~""> Aulomal1c, air c-ood. low
., tapr. uJt •brel, c rw!w !Dile! T1ua LI it pretty
r 0 n t r 0 1 6 n ., ,. blut-rar for many mile-.
Amf'ri ('. D •• a I( I c• fl ( t c 0 D 0 m I c· " I
rldl..aJ t~ You mu"l trlAll.'>port1UOn llbtii"IT 1
ltt to apprt-( ••lt' lh1· it1ts
prt'l1Jelt OM Ln Uw! rouo ~ H•rbor Blvd
t y (.' 111 6 O I 14 6 or r~ Mesa 540 S6JIJ
~16$ for Bunny "w 8 A 9960 'Tl 5r¥\llit, cua.ocn. z lODe ._ ................... .
blue, l'DUlt ttt. k> m1 , 'TJ kamp, needa Urea
&lG! l6':50 or best offer Call
6'2 25185
,4 EIOorado Cun"f'rt
81&/Blk Nds f'Olt v.orll
~ 8'2~77
OONVERTIBl~I:. 73 t.I
Dorado Or11 o wner
Cle&D ~ 640 7317
'7f M\'llle. Ac.11drmy
Grey, peddr(f IJlndau top
Wire wbeel1 E1tra
dean• ST.ID$ Wkd1y1
.... 1741 , Aak for f'r•n.11 m.ma EV98 • wkends
Clll:u•t '9%0 .......................
T._, Im Volare StaUon
Waaons, At<.:, I'S PB.
unud "1ai, 3 UI V -8. both
over 8$,CJOO m1, below
Blu~ Book wholesalt.'
pn~ Orange Coasl Dal
ly Pilot 842 4321, ext 210
flOllHec 9965 •••••••••••••••••••••••
lt72POftffocC....._
New tires. ju.,t had a
tuoe up Net'd.s Um llllt
lid $475/ol(tt IH6·57~
lft6PM
lt7' DIM() BuuUful '87 GTO l
Ql••AMCI! OWDfr New Uns. m wit -,,_ __ Ca~ tee! Sl.DI 548-9210 -· .... --roa. ces. liiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiii.. MaaLe C.rioa, M but 6 •
~ .. Oraatac reduc -
U..!
SAYIMOWIU
CONNELL
CHEVRO LET
'"""ti.. r. 1 H
• • ,.. I \ \1 ~ • "
.,4 i>-I 200
DO YOU
OP"P'ER A SERVICE!
Let U. public know with
an ad la U.. Dally Pilot
~ Dlndory It can
cmt JOU u little u $1.lt
par daJ. For more in·
fOf"IDlltioD and complete
...... call 141-5871 .
More ~· found
In the flelcl of
technical wotk
Oranae eo.int1 may be~ ln1 a "necaUv• unemplormat
rate" in tecbnlcal tlelda. •'The count1'1 low uempJoJ•
ment rate In technlcal fteldl ~ blned with aome empJoyee1 catf7•
tn1 two Jobi may be ea~ a •ne1aUve anemplo1ment ,... In
tb• area," laid Fran v~ personnel 1upenlaor ~ ar
Sleiler'1 Enera Pro4oetl Dl*lml. That firm employa approximately
600 technlcal penona at 2060 K.
Dyer Rolld In Santa Ana and 11
aeeld.nl 25 macblnlltl and ftve or
elx prc:lmaional eqineera, abe aaid
Lear Sl~ manutactu:rel pn-
cllloa ~ fOC' enero produeta. "We offer atable poeitlou -
keeplftl many of our emPkwMI
bappy for 20 to IO yeara -Imel we
offer aood benefttl," Mra. Vande-
srlft laid. cau-.moforlnform•ti91L
Thurldey, Dec.11, ,.,. DAILY PILOT
Skills don't ensure iobs
Job akil1I and coll••• ~ aren't alway1 enoucb to ea.aure
emplc>f wwwJt.
Job ...... abould alao know bow
OI ,:~lrw'*lltl-*de-..r .... ralc¥otc11 ftat'a .., ..,_. ._. M·
'Od ... "' d--.. ncnttiDa ~·er•, t•e••lel••• aaa tadml-----........ ........ for area llnU, owaer Frank
Qrbt ... ......
W 11 In• ... la 18C< 111t.d 1D ~--~aeedl, • ..,.,,.. ... la No•· tll.t;;;; 1t11 G11t M flom n
.................. tban .......................
......... A111d'*9 .. at •a..,... ...... mc.T., m u.e Ualoa Bad Towen. PIMMle It 1C7.... .
AtlUl!ffe Ell .. IJoftMtlnn-
=.:: ===and pt'Olpedlft te+deaJ .. pao, ....
xecutives should
ake known thei
qualifications
OC Personnel offers
start in a new career
Westem Temporary Services offers jobs
with challenging work and high level P.BY
Weltml Tem'°'~ lenleet Tiie arm II al 1W llMArtlam' start ...... ,.., rl&bl-db tM amt ......... lnlM ....
... l.8Nddlmtilt&laAD""• ·•• lll'Otldl U. It# Jolt..._ .... w-... ,. wan n. oar 1 ,,.,.,_oil• c""-1111 wclft roe ·Wllll. •:,r:: Mme. ad• --~er··· • ....,... ..... .., • ._. ......
111~ Ir. D
llltlllltlmllAlll.
ACTION-OETTING RESUMES
SINCE 1970
CALL
NOLA SHELDON ANYTIME
DAY-EVENING&WEEKEND8
897-7520
OFFJCE-1500 E. KATELLA
SUITE60RANGe
....... -
543-4230
-~· ~ .. -• • t 't I • • r ,.. ... •'f -.. '·'''"""* .... ,.,,.., ... r-P"• ,...,,,.. .,.,..r..., ..,.. ........... ~., • .,r• • ..-~ • • 1 to r:••• r. •-s .. .,,.._ ....
Krueger keys qn placing
women in buSiness jobs
A Newport Beach placement
aervlce 1peclall1ea ID aalee and
mautemmt potjtiou for womm. ~ and Alloclates, a ca
Wetted)' Place, Sulte 111, Newpcwt
Beach, bellev• tbat now la the lime
for women to set IDto huatnesa.
''We aaw ao maDJ women that
bad potential and dldn 't want 1o be
aecretarles.
"And now tbere'a a demand for
them wblcb we are try1.n1 to tlll,' •
aald Linda Day ol Kruecer.
Kr= and Aaaoclatea beJ~ comp meet tbe1r aftlrmattve
acUon procrama and 1et quaUfted
worken at the aame Ume.
EDlrJ lnel polltiou ID W. and manaiement are tbe malnltay ol
Krue1er'...,.ldae11.
Seadmr ,.,,..-ama and cocmael·
IDI are tllfered free to applieutl.
0De IUCb free MmlDar la baed Oil
IDtemew techniques and II beld
oneeammtb.
Krue1er carefullJ checks com· pan.la to ft.ad bow well the ..,.,~ ·
cant ll tulted fOI' a prospective job
openlna.
Temporary penonnel a1ao are
handled at Kruecer.
For more Information call
• Ul.cMn.
Firm addresses needs of women
in career guidance, placement
The Complete Woman Career
Guidance and Development Center
d1recta women lnto the business
world.
"We address the needs of women
feelln1 they ahould 1row pro-
fes1lonally," a apoteapenon aaid.
The ftrm, at 8801 Weeterly Place,
Suite 202 ID Newport Beacb, ln·
eludes the foUowlnl empbuea:
-Career selection COWlffliDI -Career placement aervlcea
-Prolesaional tales tralnlna -Entrepreneurt'1 aid ID develop-
A CALL ••• to
lnl private busineNa
-Goall and motlvaUoo lr&lnine
"Since age la no barrier to
peraonal development, our pro·
1ra1m respond to various uptra.
ti on a and career 1oal1, •' tbe
spokeapenoa coacluded.
( T•& ... IUI-'~ )
REVIEWI
In the DAILY PILOT
PEOPLE of GOODWILL
EVERYWHERE IN TH& WORLD
A pOpu&ar ~ OleM days 11
*"'VY .......... methoda of °'*''*• ...... hlbn °' ttt• -SW~· n. Energy
Cttlfl 19 f"Uf and 900Mr Of la1et our ..,_.. WWI be .neettd by ttte tong i.rm
crianges t'1i1 country must rNke or deeJ wf'!' IN rul1ty of the pr~
The en.r-gy lnduetry
contlftue• IO grow and
~ n ttte demand
for energy tnc:nt ..... 1'1u1
orfef'lng It~ a tUble and~ fWWlfdlng C*'9« lfWlronrnent.
TTIOM wfto wort for e oompeny ._ ,_ conft"'*' ~bitty _.,. to 1t1e
Increased demend fOf energy ptoducie will be able to enjoy tti. beneflta of
ptomotlon 1nd car.., growth
Lets ta1< about ...
With continued prof1tat1Wrty fOf over 25 veers.
t.ar S.egle< 11 a dlviet'llfled manulaclure1 o4
actvanc9d e6ectf<>Nc. tta~a11on farm and
erMfVY ,_led product• Laar Siegler, Enetgy
I Products OM11on 1n Orange
County 1upp11n a wide rar.Je
of prec1"on control valves for
military OQ\'ernmttnl 1nd
commerclel clientt Our petition•• a •table !Nd« 1n th11 industry 11 currently
en'11nced by "'9 wOtfd wide demand for h'9fl technology LPG deltvery and
nuclear control v1l\llt and equipment
Lats ta1< about ...
WOii W. can otter you top compehtl~ wall" and MlarlN
1Ntlgned to kffP up with Inflation along with an
lndll9try 1Md1ng be"9flU packau-wt'lictl lnclud ...
medical, dental and Ufa l"luntnee. 13 paid hot~•
fnel\ldlftG Chrltttnat _. shutdown, a modern. cl .. n ptant pr0¥id1ng e pieaunt
91\d profelaioftal ~lno enviroruri.nl. paid vacation•. generous '9tlrement and
muc" f'tlOl91
' ..
TOOL ROOM MACHINISTS
Jig BON DeVUeg
PRODUCTION MACHINISTS
Engine L8the Turret Lathe J1i Bore
)
Your"'"' 11 too lmPortant 10 Miit any •onott. ff ro\f haw lhe PUii LNt
llllOft' demandt. cau ue eoon tot .,, Int.mew ap~.
a ~A.REEB
OPPOBTlJ~I'l?IES
C®NrV OF ORANGE ~Oppoftunidll
•r1Ymar a..-.1 r.u-r
Willa a.. Catililr a1 ar.a-
j e ACCOUNT CLERK 1117"'1• ,_mo.
e CAlfflER _,..,_,.,mo.
• CURK '117 .... ,_MG.
\ e11JNOCURK .....,_,....._
eTVPllTCURK _, ..... -,_ ...
Additional ~ for blliftgYll ..... ,.20 "' hour) end
n~ lhl~ Work Cmlnlmum of .31 per hour)
IXCIUINT llNIPm
Clla C7'M) IM-•1 to ... , .... ,• l!pp01ntnwn1.
ORANGE COUNTY nMONNIL
..... "°9 It. ""'· 0180 lmttl AM, c.t. 92701
Afftnnetlw Action~
Cal (714) 134"°91 for r•ea,.. ... ,........, • CIUl'l'lftt •••
PUBLISHED Bl-WEEKLY ...
.
DonnaL~'· Eve Moore, left, and Troct1 Lvrsn Joltum, boUl ot Plam , prepare to deliwr broclat.att• to nearbJI buliuuu.
Everyone benefits from good resume service
profeuloaaJ Job MlecUon.'' 1be
wcl.
Pl•aa Secretart•I worb wttb
clientl from "all walb of life," ID-
eladlq MnteemeD ....-... tbe e•vW• world, atudeata wlti DO
work ~ .m people ebana· I.DC careen mld·atream, lbe coo-
elUded.
SENIOR QUALITY
ASSURANCE TECHNICIANS
1:1!.,.~,..r~•..-.-...,..,...,,.~• ~, ... ,,,,.
I ' ' . . . •,
Component builder hire$ ,
primarily young personnel
Victor's fills Orange Coast
temporary requirements
OrUll Oclllt t.emponrJ empiof· mtet ...... Vktor"• l*IDUIDt eoecem. .
''Otar objedlve S. tor.••'* tbe flnttt quaUtr atrvl ; to both
Or•DI• Co11t bu1IDHH1 •Dd emplo1m•Dt •P..PJl~ant1.•• 11td l>olOnl Cl'clllla.; Clllltl'let manapr of
Vlctor Teqtca!!l s.nte..
Se•eral hundred temporarJ emplo1ee1 la office, elerteal.
markeUJia UMI da'9 trOeeutu
poelU..,. OlfeNd -Bae~· a1 f.M1 Blrdl et.. suite 2SI. Newport BMeb.
T•IDPOl'lrie8 an not dwle4 lcir
plaH_mea& seme•.
Spedolfzlng En
~ ~ RESUMES
'"
TYPING
. CON&lJLTATION-PREPARATION
COMPLETE SERVICE
CHOiCE OF STATIONf.RY
FOR .
COVER LEt1ER8
COPYING
SPIRAL BINDING
IMMEDIATE 1lllNAROUND
SATlMDAY • EVENING HOURS
752-0234
t0a IOCHEl.IOft omw • ~ 111 • 8YINE. CA tl711
...
.... -
~-
-.
... ~
Chain continues to expand
during 100 year operation
' Be1innin1in1872 and offertna 183 MontaomerJ Ward la at M•Mlm items, Mootcomery Ward now la a Viejo MAU, sulte 110, Mlaaioa Viejo.
"merchandialn1 clant,'' atockinl AAd with each purchase from the more than 130,000 produc:ta. store ~om ea the promise of
From 1ucb modest be'9nnl•p. "1att.tactlon 1uaranteed," Ult
W arch now b11 become one of 1pokellPft"IOD aald.
America'• m~ retalJera, operat· Aaron Moat1omery Ward lint
inl 411 retail atores, 28' cat•'ow made that prom1ae in 1172 foe bla stores ud more thu ~ ules mall order bu1lnesa , tbt
agencies, a spokespenon aald. 1pokespenon eooduded.
Expansion at U-tote-m increases
employment opportunities in area
Expanaioa lncreues b1rtn.8 at u.
tole·m~. The na market cbaln, wbich
bu 991 ltorel nationwide, expeeta
to expand 30 percent by 1983, aaid
Shirley Pineda, peflODDel dlredor
at tbe Garden Grove office.
Local expanaloo la also op·
timlstic, she 1aid.
..Wt lntervtew people everydQ,"
1be 1akl
Jnteniew1 are beJd at 12.442
LamJ>IOD St .• Garden Grove.
U-tote·m employees under10 1
tralnJni pro1ram at dealgnated
markets count)'Wide -they learn ln
action, the sald.
Carry Fox Agency fills demand for skilled
MKH'kers and trainee banking positions
Spedalbin1 in placln• benkint
peraoanel, Carry Fox Aaency
aervet Orao1e and Lot Anfelet
Cou.ntiea.
Demand 11 biah for 1kllled
worken and U'a1Deel ID banki°' Po61tScm. • apobapenon aal4.
t fGlml MllBm ,..,...
umlCGMt• t '1111 rm a DfOUIY a
'1JCODJ 1111 na
Carry ha Atencf, at lilt &. 4th
St. In Santa Ana, deala in c:me• for banb and HYintl and
Tbe ftrm f!D:,5 applicants lD all areu. from to prwidlat
App!Seeata lDem' DO eoA.
l ....... JQl-1M
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world of ....... And. you CM1 ltiM enjoy the'°"""....,, dim .. end
relaud stmolphen of Newpcwt a..cft.
If you .. 1 cerw mindld Md ••• l"'°""9d mdl-tktual, Bink of Newport
will nourilh your poeeotW for cereer powtt. In • vlrietY of benking
..... tin.
s.nJc of N•llfP0'1 Clr'9W GppOf1Unitia .. a..cbd by one of the best
befwflt.,...... '"dM t.nlUne WOf1d. T,..,. progrMH. attractive eernlngs end • ..-W ..,.._ progrwn th9t..,.. you money Ind dres•s
you attJKtiwely fOf ~
Staffing i1 "°"' underwrt fOf our new corpcMatw off1ou .cross from
Fuh1cm llland on the coat of Newport a..dt.
The best of two worlch cai now be youn. The amenities of 1 IUbfe
ucidng .,.., widl an mtrJtulng IHntyle 1'1 a cosmopoli~ beech com-
rft.lrthy,
To wr-. fOf en lntlrYilw, p1 ... calf·
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(714) 846333
Area residents staff bank
and understand customers
Bank ol Newpod ......... tbe
needs ol area hnedwa 1DC1D ..
women, and II ~~ owned and operatect by uea J'ealcleDta.
"We estahHabed a quality ftnan· clal luUtuUon tor these people
becaUM tbeJ'A VerJ •pedal and
ther live ID a very 1peclu place," a
tpc>aetpe'J'lm •aid.
Busin• OPeratlonl at Bau ol Newpcn fnefude ~ ~ ~ and NYIDO deposit.I, and t1ae
matfna of commtrdal, real eltate, pereoaal, home lmproYement,
automo¥Je u4 other lnataJlment
and tmn loans.
The bet allo ollen trust, eaerow
and travel aervlcH, traveler'•
cbecu, aafe dePOSlt and DOtarJ public Mr tku 1{ Dewer Drt._ and
le&ll 8tree& ud at Cout Jlllbwa,
and Avocado Ave. ID Newport Beath.
Orange County's top 20 employers
'· Or ... c.M'f............. ·-.. " ...... Aamllft c.. 0...-. .,..... °"" .... .. • ICllwlll ....... d ClrJ,
•lectrlllk ....... ~ ... 4.l'ecMIT.._.. ....
l.01_,.... .... ........ ~ ·-'· aecti..-.......... l.C. ... L~a....... ,,_ .. Llld!J....... .... 11. Mco-IO....-A~1 ce. ..
New magazine helps employment seekers
A new maiulne terVea thole wbo
want to lmprove on tbelr pl"eMDt or
future Jot& ••Anyone from eseeutlYe to
trainee abou1d beneftt from Jobllfe,
our Southern Calltornla employ. meat mq11"M1," a apokelpenon'
Hid.
Jobute eontrlbutlnl wrtten ID·
elude lnduatrtal p1yebolo1l1t1,
emploJmmt COUDMlon, moU'fttba experta and manasement tnlnlna coaaun_,. tbe lpokeapenoD ukl
She Mdlci tJW JobUI• .... sn>wn
to I0,000 dreu1adaa In four rnontM
b)' m~ tbe Dtedl ol lt.t rMClera -emplojed Wnen 11 ud IS
Jeart oJ4 ad ambltloal. Writ. P.O. Boa 75N Newport
Beach. CA-· for information
clan/oul. t:R ou. d/-WJalah~
(Orange~)
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NRllANUT a T•PORARY Hm.P
CELEBRATING OUR
10th ANNlll-RSARY
''THANK YOU,
OlfAllGE COUNTYI''
• r--......;JUSTIN-IRVINE COMPLEX FULLERTON
14211 YCll'ba St. 4500 ~Dr. 1400 N. Harbor BNd.
Sutll 201 ~ 8eadt Suitt 130 (Newport ..... ...,. ' ' 8fllhurl c.nter
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Excellent Benefits Including
Company Paid Pension Plan.
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OUR GOAL 18 TO GET YOU
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Outlook optimistic for area , business growth in 1980
\:'°:"DODD
Or-I l"t:lm'P
ettlmatel -""'°''"' ua -1:mam 'Q's:tf: ... ~ mn.uoe raa. T eauM
l*>PM to bleltate ln takm, oat loam
In ttieftntquarterol!*.
a~, ru1 t1taie tn•iitiil u.o will bt llOW duftal that pertoc[_
Althoulh many Oraaa• Coat cttln atl~tt powtb, otMrs are
mired ID political eontrcwtnltt, a.ct of fUDdl or developmeat Jlmttl,
While HVeral Mhoo1 dlltrletf Joc1k
for coaUnued enrollment pVWtb tA
1980, others will 1ufter ~
pain• a1 city populaUon a1e1
dffrtue. Other dbtricta lack de-
velopment fUDdl.
Oranae County Airport wu re-
named John Wayne Airport in tm.
Another airport muter plus ltudy
wH ordered for completion late in
1980.
Other county l11ue1 Involved
loten1Uled clubu between
California Department of
Traoaportatloa offlclala and county
tr1n1porUUon experta.
Also, the IU crilil continue. to
tend WIVel of COUDUIDI nockiq to
Oranae County Transit Dt1trict
bu1e1.
Another tm county development
Included talk of a coastal park
between Corona del Mar and
touth ~ La,-una Beach.
And crucial declalona are pro·
mlaed ln Ul80 on the proposed Upper
Newport Bay Ecolo1lcal
Preterve.
On the other band, the Bolta
Chica Manhland la muddler than
ever over controvenln between en·
vlronmenlall1ll and pro·arowtb
bu.lneues and in~vlduall.
50 breaK soil
at Irvine center
Offtclall of 50 industrial and de-
velopment flrns1 have broken around 11multaneoUlly tor buUcttna• fn the ftnt pbaN ol tbe MW lniDe
lndu1trlal Complex-E11t (lJCi
Eut). Th• 1,250-ICN uc-E .. !z. ~
near the coatlUIDC9 of tbe :»U Dluo
and Santa Ana Freew1y1, la t6e
neweat. muterpJanned lnduttrlal
e.ark to be UDderlakeA bJ Tbl JntDe
Company. When eom,aeted t.ow•fd ta.. a if
the next decide, lt wtllem&>loJ •,ooo.
• • '1ulcler. Dec. 71, 1111 DAILY PILOT
..... w,.. ...
Htghn.btdldfnf1accenturbaraflaffonof ~laftdlwr SotdlaCOCllSPkm. ~
2 OUTLOOK ·eo -a.,pptemem '° eo..a u. a o.ur Pitot. ThUf9CMr, o.c.mw %7, ,m
Controversy lands at county ·· ·
airport-CJ4er '79 renaming
B.ank of Irvine expands
WoOdbridge office to open soon ·
A lNm Ml '9eD lioecl for a l ,IOO-equr•foot "1Wn1 la tbe
Oakbloc* Wlue ~ Centel',
DOW under ecm&ueuaD:
Arddted for UM Lanna Bllll ol· flee la William Bluroct and Partnen. Newport BeacJ..
,
oce opens new chemistry building,
braces for tialancing of 1980budget
s:rams IDTOhed lndDde e&eetroalm martDI tedmoloo. weldlq, d;u
teebaolo17. waah water
tMhDQloe ... ....u. and Job seareblilda.
Jn addition, remedial En1U1b
CCMll'M9 ... modified to belp tbe ik'Otatrllt Al1llD ltDdlnt, wbo DOW ,._, a. eo''np'1 lantllt tltlm1c
IDIDOlttJ. A1*1l l,000 fndocbln•e ~ an-.iolled at OCC.
Now
Has Its
Business
ANAHEIM STADIUM
Opening in mid-1~
WOODBRIDGE
450 members
boasted on
Realty board
Gary St1ne beada the brand new
Irvloe Board ot Realtors.
The boa.rd, chartered ln MQ of
1111. bout.a ~ memben. Next ar the beard expects mem·
to double, accorclint to Un·
oaroe, e1ec uttve vlce·
pres~
Fluor Corporation fnlrofMflOMO/ Oro.ngeCotmfJl'•top JOemp~.
The I.nine Boerd. 18fT2 llllllken
Ave., lntae. Ml"Yel u a link with
tbe commanity Oil real estate mat· ura and tee~ It.I mem~n ln· formed. .. Mid.
Murders, housing projects
characterize Mesa in 1979
Large-scale growth, road
building seen in Irvine
9J DAVID llVTlllANN °' .. ...., ........
For tbe dty ot JrriM, U.. ,..
~-:i. been one of e aed111 d powt.h, COQl~ ol
• IMl1' rMdl and raUflcatfaa of tbl ftdt collecUve bar1alnl.DI .,,_.
ment wttb a mwlidpal employw
UIOdltkll. Pub Mio ftpNd burilJ ID tbe new1 far 2'1'1. QOtabl1 coaapledaa ol 1'wUe Boek OolDmeltJ Pan.
In ...... ol ~ .... dtJ ...
led the ••J la Oraafa CoantJ eopalaUon 1tatl1Uc1. TM latest
Qprel .... JntM, wD • lf
pereemt popa1ldoa 1nere ... ta 1171,
.. tM , ............. dt1 aromd.
Int.I'•== u of Jiil. 1, 1'71 -__ n 11,100 com·
pared t.o 45.* tor tbe pnvioua
rear.
Population pr0Jectlon1 for
Jauuy im tDdleate tbe dU m&1 .,. ..... ~--..a. To melt U. Meda of a ra5*111 r:~~.::~=:: Pan ta late September. n. MW
"",...... ....... courtl, Nrtdnl lot IOO _.., a mulUr:iil blllkf. llll wltb 1 pme room, ad ome. •• IClftllell fW4. pA .,... and,....,. Ut.roqbout ... fadll·
ty. OUd'hWWt.bei-rtu
C1De cl tbt ftDelt ID~ ODaalJ . ..... . ..,.,......, ......
procuW ao amclale ....,.
to· :."2, ... lp plaa fot tM
\Jiil 'IWa c.ter ~ to ..
... ·
. ·. ·" . .
Dlsneyland birthday
Park plans celebration
DllneJlacl will be 2S ,..,_ olcl
.lulJ 1T, i..
And la t7plcal Dl1ne1land
fllldGB, tb9 famoaa park plant to ce...,.. In a fandfal mllDMI', a
·~aid. "ill ~~ wlll be. par-ty at &be Jlqlc &m1dom, Clllt.m,
aroaad • dalb' parade ....... tM tbouaadl of.,.... wbo m* tbe
DiautlDd dream a nalltr." be added:.
Eadl teetlm ol U.. pal'llde will be
devoted to CIDI of tbe park't M"8
theme lmdl-llabl Street U.8.A.,
AdTlllblrelmd. l'r'oDUerlaDd. ......
taa1lud, Tomorrowland, New
Orleam 8Qun and Bear Coa1dr7.
Tbrouaboat tbe 1••.!i llala
Street'1 PNriew Center WW ablblt
~emcnbllla ud tbe PantM7'and
neater WW •f.O'HPt "lll~q'• Home lloTtM,' aa eDtertal.DIDC
look 8t Dtme71ud'1 blltorJ. tbe
1pol...,.www lai4. DllMJID4'1 ~ featunl alto ID·
dude:
-••r.ttval Canecla "llUcb 1 and
I, featllrtq a ~ talu&. to tbe
culta.ral and performlna arts of
Canada.
-''Nita of 101:· llareb 1•. aD nenm, ol eootemporaJ7 a.rt.IUaD maalc.
-St. Patrtck'1 Da, Weekend,
Karell 15 and• featurtni ••p&mty
ol tn'eaJ lrisb frollc. • •
-"'r.tlyal Japan," Karell ZI
and ». the ftlUa lD a Hri• of
popular weeUDd trtt.at. to tbe
caltval ud performlq artl of
Japan. ••And. of eoune, all of tbe alwr
aDDl•erurJ eatertalnment wW be
made •••n more ma1lcal
tbrr:,s.hout u.. , • ., b1 Dl•·
11117 1 • ~ attrac:tklm,'' tbe ..,....,... CCIDduded.
Servicing automobiles crucial
in transportation efficiency
record nmnbert of OJdamobtJn.
GMC tnlCb and Ronda Can. be ...... u ...... -..... ., ......... Barbar.,.,
laC-.111-.
''We ......... '" combine OM of tbe bllt 1111 etiml of aa&omobla.
and tnadm made todA7 with IOIDe
•I tbe flnett ••r•lce found W•beae. .. M enDtW
,
Beach Imports has YOUR Import
at a CLOSE-OUT Price!
PEU•IOT
We Have GROWN • • • because
Our Clents Have Prospered
TM Qaall Place Companies falfUI every real estate
requirement lneludln1 1ales, lnveatment~, exchan1e1. ~bJp proarams, commercial, lndustnal, 1bopptna OilMl'I . . . u well as the development and conatructlon ol _.,,.,.,., and mulU·famUy propertlea.
Wt place top priority on proleulma= the lnduatrJ. Became ol tbe upertlle of our 1tatf, the C. we offer our
clllmele include a eom~benalve waderalandlnl of tbelr 10111
ead bow bee& to achieve them.
IMJcllna 1ueceu for oar cUiaWt daroulla aa oraanlsatioo ~~ pnl ....... nal ... Mmeel directed bJ apena la •bJ tbl QUall Pl&Ce Coiuula bave
110•• to be die molt a1~wt1'_apiadln1 muftl-dllctpllo.e teal estate or1anllaUon lD Orana Could1 •.
•
Newport Beach strives to reduce bulldlng
Amendment to general plan cuts development in half
be tbe U, to &111i1 clt7•• •riW pAe-
tan. wbldaa.. ... ---~~ ~II. wl tbell llJ •
Ctn Ol'FICIALS estimate
Prop: ..... ' woald foree a $500.000
drop tn eltJ ~. IO Jut
AJDmer"S budawt WU wrlttm with
that eat bl mma..
81 IOANHB aSYNOLD& °' .............
lt'1 ~ to be GUUltY tbroucb a little 1nl quantity la Newport
Beach lD 19.
Tbe close ol 1979 b~ to near
completion the ~ and con· trovenlal procea laanehed by city
olftciala tn 1171 to reduce the future amount of bu1Jdln1 OD neat land
ID tlledtr. Tbe ef!Olt. wbldl toot tbe form of
a compnbenslve amendment to the land uae element of tbe city'•
1eoeral plan, wtll jalt about halve tile num&er al olftcee ud bomes to
be built on the approximately 700
rematmni vacant aeres.
TBE JIOVB wu laanebed out ol
a concern f0t the traffic problem.a
that are plaaulnc Newport Beach.
Tbe qullt;J_ ol Hf• for nll4elltl became the focus of that c:cncern
and d.tc lellden mddecl tM be9t ••1 to preees ve that qualltJ wu to
reduce tnftlc. 'l'beJ dedded then an two ways
to aceeml'Ulb that IOa1-One 11 to
reduce the IOUreel ot tr.me -the
new bome9 and amcea.
WJTB 'l'llAT Bn'OaT just about
completed. eouneil members are
read)' far tbe Dm&t .... wlddl ls to
complete the ettr11Gi4wQ muter
plaa to the oan e1read1 OD the
roadl can move. wttb more ease.
That effort, ftprlq oat wblcb roadl to build and ezpe.d and bow to pay fcJr tbem1 will M tbe city'1
tou1best problem lD ueo.
IN ._ lt ~ eomdl mem-
ben will ftnall1 take up a ofter ID me b)' 1rrine CompaDJ ~t
Peter Kremer, ..... • .......,
of tbe dtJ'• major~
At that time, KremU uld be and
tic.at. Tbe budlet apprcned lat sum-
mer caDed far t.Ota1 apeodla""9 lD
th• lf79.IO O.Cal 1•a.r ol $27.t
mUH•, • fl'CD tllie prior year'•
budaet of SZ5 mlJHm.
At tbe aame time, the cit1'a st.aft
will haft dlopped bJ about 12 poet.
Uon• down to HT full time
employees MnlDI tbe dtJ'• •.ooe
realdeatl.
Tbat meau tbat alnee the
meaaare'• peaace, dtJ aftlcials
baYa "t bem fGl'eed into cutting any
city ..... llDee tbeJ'd aatid pal·
ed t1i1oM eatl 1:n edwanee.
Some major ebaDces eoald be in
tile warts ... dtY ~' in
· (S..llEWPORT onpegeM).
a OU1\.00K ·eo -euppi.ment to Collt Lit• & Deily PllOt. Thurtdey, o.c.mt>tr v. 1t7t
Center seeks malor department stores for anchors
NOW
IN 'l'llE VILLAGES, there also I.a
1otn1 to be more commercial powtb. tbe apoteaman aaicl.
Et
TD •1J8TANQ MILAN £0NVEaTlaLE
"A Clotaic In
Dae Making"
County gains
reputation
for the arts.
81 AltTllUJt R. VINSEL
Of .. Deltr "-' llefl
In Juat oae decade Oraqe County
baa become a center for a nrtety ol vbual Qd "°'ormJq arte.
Thia renaUIJDce fa Manflelcla
•nd oranae 1rovea baa resulted
from the abrupt, PC>St·World war II urbanla1tloo J>l'OCeas. J:lfc~1f :t: ~a:t ~IT: ~
Pl'OCeu ol cultural development ac-celerated u rapidly u the earlier prolJterationot1Jouatn1tracta..
Men Of &lae 1.8 milllon-ptua IOUla
who live fn the county are more
•••re and apprect1Uve of tbe mmact cultural resources hen.
Some attend a number ol eom.
mu.nJty eolle1ea, fn additJca to Cal
State Fullerton, Cal State Loni
Beach or perhaps UC Irvine. «*'· tainJy a bub of culture.
Chapman Collete 1n Oran1e 1a another rich resource.
Loa An1eles and Its array of theaters, art galleries and other re-
po 11tort ea of the visual and
perfonnJna arts b nearby but dev-otees tire of long drives.
AU W. ... led, for Just one, to
Oranre County's own Pacific Sym.
phony, whJch debuted oi;!{.:enuy and m06t promisingly, tor a US mJUion Orange County llualc
Center on land that 11 al1'9ady donated.
The Henry J . Seaerstrom fAf!Jlina family, developers of South Cout
Plaza and Town Center, have of.
lered ftve acres adjacent to the ft•
i1t1n1 South Coast RepertorT Theatre.
Property baa also been ~011-
1Jdered nearer the county's fee>·
.iraphJc center, whJle UC Irvine
atsO baa agreed to provide a lite on lta 1prawliq campus 1n Irvine.
,... n1lmal l•d.IMJ fa •utoaa
pJannJu ~-by two rt•~.-. -botll-flt Wtdcb· ue eGaftdmt Of
lands &om both public and Pli•ate capital -WOUid feature 1,200 Mata.
Elaine Redfield,~ preJNtnt Of
If uaJc Center Inc., Which w-. thie '"••ntrom Coeta ........ ,.... dieted a iround·breat!q wftldn two 1•an last llay when a model ot the facility •u unvelled.
Sb• declared it •Oil,'.& .. llnu>lY Oran1• Couatt• veratOli ol Oae
l)orout,y Oaandlel' Pafilloe ID Ole
Loa A.QfeJea Mu1fe Center, but • much men than tllat.
~1lPlenenr ro Co..i ure & o.iiy Piiot. Thurectay. Oecembef 77, 1979 -ounOOt< ·ao e
Give Your Shopping Trip
A New Direction
Make Your 1980 Fmbion Resolution
To Dkcover Fashion Island
Quality, Selection and the Latest in.Fashion
to Suit Your Llfestyle
I
I
I
-Businessmen 'unwind' at
NB Marriott Hotel courts
0....,. COMt bmln111mm ID4 a
""perfed p1ace•• to •wiDd fear lllDdl
-at ... llarrlott llotel ta Newpart
BeaelL ••we receatlr completed a
NI0,000 temal.I club Uaat nallJ mu. a llicl J1Me to plar a aame,
take I illllowa ad UH I "== hmda • tba Ul"rMe '' .... ~•a=m=-na Bob A.Om Mid. ' •r
ebanllna fuUllell ~ anack md I pro~ tlait CIU eoltl.. .. ad ... ,... --ble ~be adde4. .. Beelclel bavba.I a maneloua
view. tbtl dub rean, nJUTtmatee
the memben:' Allen aald.
He added that no inltJatioa fee la
charted.
YOUR
OIDSMOBllE
•
GMC
TRUCK
•
BONDA
CAR
SAIES • SERVICE .
LEASING
STORE
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
FOB YOUR CONVENIENCE
8'w '' """'to come Ute a ~ ,__ 'T'tluNdlJ, o.J 1 *' 21. 1t11 -OUTLOOK.., 11
'Fed up' teachers crack down on ignored rules in HB
BJ JD&Y a.&11UN ...............
Huntluton Beach Ualon H1ah School Dlatrtet laaa laue!Md a
cruaade to combat wanlq di.I·
clpllne.
Teachers said they were fed uP
with truancy and • lack ol raped
for property and educaton.
So, the district trustees IDlt1at.ed
sweept.na policy cbanfea tb:la IUID·
mer that put teeth Into often·
ignored rules.
New attft>dance procedures haw
been effective in curblnt tn1ae7.
ID September, ftnt maatb ol tbe
new procedure, abaenteelam
decreued by m pupil clQS com·
pared to September the Jear before.
BY OCTOBEa. absences were
cut by 1,SH -compared witb tbe
aame montb of lt'18.
ID tbe fou.r-dt.J dlatrlct wWa fall·
ln1 enrollment 11 resident a1e
levela lnereue, the attendanee 1aln abo la com.1dered a flnaDdal Yic-tory.
An estimated su.ooo a month wm
be aaved tbla year tbrou1b
decreases in ableDteelsm, oftldall
Fast-growing
college faces
lack of funds
pro Jed.
State tunda IN allocated to acbool
dlatrlcta -tbe bula ol '10 per day for each IWdeai att4ndln• clllM'
"SCllOOL ATl'BNDANC&," not·
ed oae oftldal, "ii tbe tint step
toward education and dlldpllne ...
The 1alu la attend.nee took
aome of the 1tln1 out of state
acbolutic teat aeora releued earty
in the fall. Sconl lbowed the dis-
trict '• aeven aehooll bad 1l1pped
somewhat academically.
Major academle decllnea wen
meuured at on1J one achool, ro.m.
talD Valley Hiib. Offtdala remain
optimbtle, DOdna tbelr atate rank·
tMl .... ealll&nd ... llped,
................ bat
...... ?¢ ......... npcsted •.. ., .........
•~ pro••••• were eom· ~::· ... ,.... ..... . Dlballll'9 .. 1C.•~-.......... el ..... at
A1Ua~11..,..w·1in U....,..tnll
8' •rt" llwbMMI wu reqalred ••caue •••1 clld aot ,,.alt ......
DSllW&ATS na fDda to lm·
Jl"ON 6i9 1 Ir catte ol ta. Aldan
at••••'-· offlclat;,l:!luoaed W• D! .... 11,D.C.far W1
ud ... Nftaled.
paying high taxes!
GIVE YOURSELF A TAX BRAKE!
Ir 7ou are employed In a Jo' whkh
cloel 80t ifye pcndon bendlts. ••
open• llA 9tt0Um.
H 7ou ur Mlf.aploJed In a business..
profmlotl or .nice ..•
opm a KEOGH aceount.
I. Deposit up to I 5% of your annual
salary. or SISOO. whichever bless-.
married couple with only one income
may deposit up to S 1750-in a hl&h-
eamina• La,una Federal term
certificate (now Insured to SI00.000).
2. Deduct tho amount of your
dcpcask. and lhterest. trom your
taxable income this year.
3. When you relirc and withdraw
funds. pay tax in lhe bracket of your
income THEN-probably a much
IOWCf' bracket than in your earning
yean.
STOP at Lacuna Federal bdwttn
NOW Md Dtttt11btt 31 to OPEN
JOlll' IEOGH aceouc for 1'79.
OPEN en IRA •ceoaat 'IP to April
IS. 1-. A.W to ...._ .........
1aoant HtA Af'll.1LGO'lnto a wea.pa nntd propam for your
rttfntntnt yan-ancl pat a brake on
....... ust
t inlCJ'C\l rcnaltic-i fOf early wilhdrawal
Proudownera
OwMrt Don, Jell, and Bob Crmn mmd ~ lo 1U. BMW ol
r•cfftlZ,, r~W Cf'ftMr llolor11 cat Id Strid and fl.
BroadsDOfl m Banta AtlO.
le~•l•n:= of 11 .... aH awarded a. ,..,_.. I& ._
Jonathan Bixby Antiques profit
PLAZA/~z=.;.
EXECUTIVE SUITES ARE NOT ALL THE SAME .
THERE ~ A DIFFERE NCE .
PLAZA EXECUTIVE SUITES IS IT.
Off'ERINO. Businnsmen or women the owortunlty to run
thelr compani• on 1 rtlatlvely small budget for
offlc. space, personnel and equipment, vet hive
the advantage of 1 larga scale operation.
UNIQUE f,,ATU .. H F1cil1ties are Q.QJ. 1 "maze · of offices b<!ing sublet
Tht number of units 11 manageable for our ataff
to handle.
There ls back ·up 1eeretari1I help and equ1pmont.
and hours"' flt>cible to eccommodate those
"cri1i1" projects.
E >cercltl & shower f acilttl" -conference room,
coffee room.
2082 Michelson Drive, •212, Irvine, Californla 92716
20218ualnt11c.nter Drive, •213, Irvine, Callfoml192716
..........,. to COlll Uf9IDlllrNot.~.DI11m1r 11, ttPt -OUT\OOK.., '3
MB schools face clecllnlng enr.oll111ent In 1910
Populace grows older as young families are left out
87 ID&Y CLAUSEN .... ...,,... ...
.U the PGl)U}aee of Runti.Dltoa
Beach ancJ 1'ounta1D Valley IJ"OWI
older cm the":; fewer 10QD8er
chlldren are .u 1 lehoot
And with Seu land under develop-
ment u the communlUea it.op
1preadlnl and IMpn fll1lnl in. fewer you.q f•mtllee move into tbe more ex'DeDllw boaMI.
the reault 11 decllnloc .tudent
enrollment, a problem poplblJ u
difficult f« acbool offldall u tbe
N-M enrollment
drops continue to
plague schools
87 .JEJUlY BEaTBN8TBIN °' .............. Student enrollment in the
Newport-Mesa Unllled School Di.s-
trict will cootlnue to drop, aceord-
lnl to oftlclall.
An enrollment of 18,189 ltudenta
ll projeeted for tbe UIM1 ICbool
year in tbe dllt.rtct'• 11 aeboolt, ac·
cordtn1 to Jean Harmon, ad· mlnlltrative aulltant to llQperin·
tendent Jobn Nicoll. That'• 917
fewer than &be current u.a
But de•f!= tbe drop no -.ew school dos are planDed. 'J'bne
elementary acboolJ, llonte VIJta,
Mesa Verde and Victoria, all lD
Coala Mesa, abut tbelr doon last
aprins.
bwwecln1na aebool PoPulaUGD mm of n .. aid lb , • .,. • .., .....
teboola could.D't be bullt fut
eDOatb. s.nes ....... ,..,. of abrtDtqe
are admlniltnton lD BUDUqtcJo
Beach at,, Poanlaln ValleJ and
Ocean view Scbool Dtatrtcta.
AU face tbe aaJe or ..... ~ ldMJol
planta and poutble tMebel' IQG«I.
PoaaJbly bardett bJt bu beea
Fountain Valle1'1 diatriet wben
11,900 yoaqsten from tbat -ud eut Butln1&.oa 8•aeb wen
~ ..... , , .... ·~·
,.. oun.ooe< 'tO _.,.,,,..,.. .. to Co.a Utt I o.111 Pl~ Thwldar. Decembef 27, 1971
Voten win rights to
govern lrvlne water
,.
Growth coAtinues, in ttie minds
of Irvine Unified School District
EXECUTIVE r\OW
Ezecutivr Row " a ntw co11C~P' for ~ .. rMn and women who wh to ~ ofl to a /cut
start in developing their ocon buaw ...
PRlVATE OFFICE SPACE AVA ILABLE
COMPLETE SECRETARIAL SERVICE
TWO CONFERENCE ROOMS
TRAVEL CONSUL TING SE AVI CE
TELEX SERVICE
STAFFED RECEPTION AREA
INC .
BEVERAGE SERVICE FREE XEROX COPIES <
NOT ARY SERVICE TYPESETTING
If llOu're read11 for Etteutliw Row
Enculme Row u read11 for JIOU.
EXECUTIVE ROW INC.
3901 Mee.ARTHUR BOULEVA,.O
NEWPORT BEACH, CALIF. t2IMO 71•7S2-711'0
The difference between a
Mercedes-Benz lease and any
other -Is · the Mercetles~Benz.
Th• c~ou le1w doe• m•k• quite 1 ·~a. Aft• 111. you
don't drM the s.n.. you driYe tht
ti. And when you lease I
Mtrced .. ·hnz you drive some·
thine~~.
Whlchlwr Mtrcedes·Benl modef
you ct.ooae. you «M ~ of tht
1t0f1d'1 moat '"C:cttd 1utomo-blles. A car with 111nd1ry tnSI· ....._ met~ cr1tt.mnship.
outlt.Mclnl pertorm1nce and
Nfetr.
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·..._191111wCD111LMl&~not.....,.01u •• a.1111-ounA>OK• ti
College without wcills gains · CrldibiiitJ in 'i9 , ·
Coastline operates in schools, offices throughout community
BYALLIDDU o1 .. ..., ........
In the first full 1ear under
Prcc=tioo .:w Coldne Commml· ty Ueae wel.lbt to tbe eon-
tenUoa that ill .. Collete Wltboat
W alb'' la a CODeeptof tbefuture. Coutllne, &eadquartered ID f'aaD.
taiD Valley, operates clulel In tqb
acbooll, oftlce buildlnp and Mblr'
lltee.
It ii the third or "alternative
campus" of the Cout Oommanlt1
Collete District which includes
Oran1e Coast and Golden West col·
le1ea.
Information officer J act Chappel)
said practices such as lea-11n1
cluarooms and television ln.struc·
Uon have helped battle a shrtnkint
budeet.
Despite a 12.5 percent enrollment
Increase to 25,000 students ln fall,
1979, expenditures were down near·
ly ~.000 from the previous year,
Chappell said.
Although the 1978-79 budgetof$6.2
million was only $200,000 lower than
the 1977-78 budget of $6.4 million,
actual expenditures dropped from
$5.8 million In 1977-78, to $5.3 mllllon
In 1978-79.
"Coastline's cost of education per
student is only about 70 percent of
the state-wide average," be said
Lealla& of cluaroom1 ia a lipifi-
cant reason for lower costs at
Coastline. With low enrollment.a
forcing elementary 1cbool dlatrlcta
to rent or sell school sJlel, the co1-
le1e baa an lnexpemlve alternative
to new construction.
Chappell said the colle1e reeenUy
acquired through leases Bayview
Elementary School In Newport
Beach, and Finley Elementary
School In Westmlnater.
Other CoasWne bud1et boonl are
telecoursea.
Teleeoal'H9 emollmeld la IUID·
mer 1W19 lncreued to more than
2,000 students, or 1,031 ,ereeat.
from Summer 1978. ChappeD ..W
the increase came after '10 percent
of the traditional clauroom
ae11lons were cancelled.
"An instructor can reach u many aa 300 ltudenta in a telecoune, com·
pared to S5 In a cluaroom:· be
Hid.
Studenta enrolled to the aped.al
claa1M view lectures on Public
TelevilloG and main a11tpment1.
Teall are scheduled at various loc•·
Uona tbrouabout UM dtltrict.
OccapaU.al &nbdq Jlell'Ulll
for enero mana1en and eleetronle
utemblen and tbe Emerttul ID·
1tltute, wbJcb provide• educatioD for about •.ooo older 1tulent1 each semester, are two ....., AC•
' c ... ltoriM for tb• ,..,, <aappeU aatd.
Tbe "Collete Wltbout Will" _,..
pnach bu not~ ,..:ti! la a lower ~ uc1 IUCIU ......... 1r•~~'•, bat lla1 a11o ear1et Cout1IDI ..... 1114 ~ ace!al& eou.ee ......... 0r • ....,. ,,
Luklla ..-a, att•••• a la· ..................... = b("' .............. .. CO 11'11 .,... ..... II IO ilucll •••......,of •bat p 1ollll • ...... "
C.1 ................ ...
\bl ............ ..,...., """ of U.D. Kea.a.._.. .. •
.. the Qlrtt ot ilmovatioe." la the
Amer1can communitJ colle1e
mcwement. But with the accoladu and
acblevementa then ba" bem pro-
blem•.
Budptin1 forced CouWDe lo
September to eHmlntt. el.-lo
add.Wm to tbe larp amtw cut
durlq the IUIDIMI'. CbllPPID laid tbere _.. UO or II Del'Clllll. fewer claues o«erec\ fall lm thin fall
1'78.
U. tt.D Ndreu 11, ......_ mil ............... " .......... "' Ooeitheoa...-. "•& Dr. IAlltia ........... ,. ••
••1ear of eoatruUaa aeU•••· ...... " .,.._ 1•ar of Propoaitlo9 U ..._.., .. eam•af. toedlea-tkaT-t •kl• aal........ tlacal Hiib >o ....... vt ,....,.
well • ,,....,.... We fMI .. ••er.r;: wt~ a record of ac· ..., ... "
I
Aerial tM1D 1hoto1 locatfon of propoaed COGltal park.
Corona de/ Mar-Laguna Beach
coastal park nears reality in 'BO
nearly 20,000 acres they'd lib in·
eluded ID the part.
Rownert •• tboM involv.d 9dmtt
the park WW end up leu tbaD IWf
thatatre.
IT SVDITVALL Y will lndude atate landl wlt.b wbateY• federal
pvcbaN la made and tM lift.I of '-'-velopable land from t&t two
major lmdownen. the J"1De eom.
pan1 and the Allio v .. Jo Co.
Both Bldb1m and tattenon HJ
the 1t1te c:h•H wUI mike =.au. bW ..... .., •· to eoncr... bow hn· ~ pnMnaUoo ot tbt coutal °'=5 ':a die bW
0
.... ~ to be ID IUUf1 or ~
lD •811!1bi!ta o.c. ... =.two .............. ..,..., ..
laaYe U -.,oap C•1r... aM ............... .,.. ...
KNOWING
THE JOB
lard acquisition sales &
development.
cordomirium
development & marketing.
shopping center plamng,
developirvJ & marketing.
commercial ard irdustrial
property development
& management.
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San Clemente growth hampered by politic~I struggles
BJ SAY ESTRADA Of .. .,.... Pllll IWI
A polltlcal 1tr'u11le between a
bomeownen sroup and lrowth pro-
ponenta continued in San Clemente
in 1m and lt expected to snb
headlines in 1980.
Mayor Ron Hamm, considered by
some to be the clty'a Jeadiq propo-
nent of "healthy but inevitable
1rowth." said San Clemeate'a pro-
sreas conUnued in 1919 despite the political turmoil.
So far, three Ol five attemPtid·
City Coundl member recall drift!'
mounted in 1979 bave been 1uc·
ce11ful. Three new council mem·
bera were elected ln April.
MAYO& Pao TE• Myrtia
Wainer. whose attempted recall wu ltW pending in late November,
bu been eonsidered a leadinc oppo.
nent of Hamm.
Mn. Wainer and her ally
Karoline Koester have foulbt what
they call attempts by local de·
velopen to circumvent dty lawa
eovernlnc cradinl. buildin& and ob-tainlJl• plan approvala.
WortinJ with the San Clemente
Homeowners Aasoclatlon. Mrs.
Wainer and Mra. Koester bave
been battlina what tbeJ eall "un·
controlled" 1rowth plana by de·
veJ<>pen.
Even tbouah Mn. Koester WU
elected to the council in April. a
IJ'OUP lhe aaya ii allied with bamm
lt attemptina to ouat ber and Mrs.
Waaner.
MU. WAGNER dlaaarees with
Hamm's a11e11ment tbat tbe
planned srowth -lar1elJ viewed
u the 7 200 bomea to be built ln the
clty'a bllly back country -ls
"healthy.•'
Mn. Wasner and Mn. Koester
arcue the 3,000 back country acres
to be developed wW mean tbe dty'1
poUce, fire, water and 1ewa1e
aervlcea will be overburdened due
to d~ tax revenues from the
property.
Loans make profits
at Sumitomo Bank
"Tbe councll bu a very ~ve
attitude toward irowtb, ' aald
Hamm. "But we are be1D1 Mtrtc· tive toward developers."
Mrs. Wagner and Mn. Koester
disagree.
LOOKING BACK on 1.m, Kn.
W aper said 5" views tbe year
generally aa "a atep backwards"
for bet&«ing the city.
Exiltini nelpbomooda ln the cl·
ty. thole cenerally located west of
the San Dleeo Freeway, wlll aulfer
from tbe eventual srowth ol com·
munities on the eut aide of the
freeway, the billy back country
ranch land, she assert.a.
Ham.JD eoatencla U.. ettJ•1 -.ooo
popuJmlan will J:t' lnduaUr. Tbe 10~ ~ID ti.. dt7 WW ID-
creue wttb the law of n&IPl1 and
demand, beWd.
"DEVELOPD8 CAN'T ldford to overbuild .. and t.Mreby wcia't drain
city service.,.. Hamm eontn*d.
"Besides, lt will be 10 to 15 ,.an
before they build oat.•• Ba.mm uJd.
Hamm auerted that im bu
several brl1bt apou for Saa
Clemente indudini the DleJ' nncwa·
tloa and dty paramedic procram
inltJatMID.
But on tbe ne1ative tide, Hamm
mourned U. laa of fOl"IMt dty
LOOKING TOWUD im. Ra.mm
laid be lees DO buUdinl boom. But
tbe mQW''I crystal ball did not bold
• POlldeal fGncut. llamm uld 1t•1 bani to .. , what
ma1 be &be outcome of the April,
1.llO. elffUoD la wbJcb council
membert Edward Jbladled and
Rlcb.ant Ablman will be up for re-
eleeUm.
DiJcover
a Whole New KiniJ
!Jr: one~
And a fabulous world It ls! ... offering you an
odllng, tlftll U\'.IY to d«:omte your bome.
Discover c:baN&rt todtly
and saw up to 50%
°"~""'* bqjlal#y~
diitllrg °"' lagunaH/Ds
Grand Opening
Q!Ubrationl
lis, a visit
to our stotw can be
tbe stan of a wbok
new Ufa sl)W for you.
Fountain Valley looks ahead after turmoil
for a bednlom eommmdtJ II beblnd tlM ~ ol f'omta1a Valle'J, mc.t
offtelalil ....
Now, mc.t ol tbe re1ldellta ln·
t.M ~ ol a maturi.ni land· lock eommunlty to another after
14 Jean ol aenice.
Neal U. ... the bean ftelcil and
alfalfa plota aprawlin• nortbeut
of Huattn1too Beacb 1Jowl7
replaced bJ nearly 4,200 acree of
bomea and a Fountain Valley
55,700.
beada under Neal are
jecta tbat are boped iJ:° better for resident.I.
'l1le ft.re department hu eomplet·
ed lmplemmtatioa ol lta anaa mdt
qreemmtl wttla nei&bboriDC dties
and bM lmtalled ooe of UM It.de'•
flnt womu ftre manbala, Lynne
lflcbHlla. ,.. Nib _. r«reaUoc depart·
meat &.. wofted cbe11 with the
COUDlJ la-~ lfU. Square <re1i..ll Pork'.~. derelo= Helm P~ and la worldq to
lddlu.al aoeeer Deida at the e
Square ltecreatiaa Cemet'.
be ftnaDce department la Im·
pl~meaUna a computer 1,atem for
bU1lq waw CUltomen ud tieem·
lat businesa while aueuiq the
ftnaodal lmpect ol ~tkln 4.
Allo moTtnt toward compalerlu·
Uoo LI tbe police department'• re-
cord Qltem.
TM .... department ~
... reortanized lnto three diviskm
-patrol, detective. and aapport
aemcm.
Co-et._ed am~ ac~mnt dartDI tbe year, laid Q'Clr Bernie Sva.latad, wu complMba ol
flaal aireementa wltb t'ount.a1n
ValleJ, Buatin1ton Beacti and
Westmhwt•forcablet.eleTisloa.
$50.000 to $500,000
INCOME PROPERTYSE<X>NDS
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* .,...,..,,toeoe.tUt9&~PlloC. ~.Deo11bef%/, 1111-0UTLOOK'IO 11
'Fastest growing' city In nation grows up
City leaders seek to balance ~ifferent areas of city
By 8TEVS llA&BLB a. .. ...., .......
Huntiqton Beaeb la rrow1na up
after srowtni oat., quickly c:turtns the ftrst ball of th1a deude.
The once-tiny beacb town tiecame
known a the fut.est IJ"Owlq ID.lJol'
dt7 in the COUDtrJ tn recent J9UI
when the population aploded from
11,m in 1980 to ue,a ID 1175. Aceordlq to the 1t'1I city eemua,
the popu1atioa now la m .m.
said be la proud of the aceompliab.
meota ol dtJ wonen ID tlCbt of tbe
Jar1e·1cale emplo7ee ezodm ln
1178.
He aald tbe ft"'ndal camtratnta
of the Gun laiUaUn POll4I UM
snate.t burdle dtJ leaden face in th• comtq Jean.
"lt'a lnnttable that to eome ez.
tent aervieea ID the cltJ wW have to
be redueed, '' Be11ito aald. ''I tblnll
we bave to be up-frant wttb tbe
dtbeal and let tbelD bow thla. ••.
.wJ La room for more people, bull·
...... -mdliltrtal llllerprtlel.
Tben .. ··-~ de'f'Oted to ,... ...... -..... dt7 wt1b Ull aadeftloped ,...._UallJ IOlled aaw 118. uid ht Spmc:er, ulll-tant pl I .... lidm •
1.:: =--==:i == eomlMl'dal 8a'9 left. lnduatrtal ._ uu IP I.OU acres wttb m KnlWt. . CITY L&ADm are plumlnl tbe
ftw nm•lntn1 aerm JD Huntiqtoa-----------------------------------Beacb wttb a.,. toward balanc· Ina nDdmllal, eommerdal and m.
duatrlal1111S.
But wb.lle the eltJ baa been IProutlal k allo bu experienced
IJ'OWial Pldm. n. pr•tDt ,..... hu been one of
meDdiaa tbe WOUDdl followtni a
tamultaoaa Im wbn both dt7 emploJ'eee ad elected olftdall cS. parted. tome npreutns dllpat
with tbe eomtant strife.
Altbou&h tbe NTeD·member ctty
council rematm diYided, cl•abet
have not been u freqoent or u in·
teme u lta storm)' 1171 aesaiom.
THE NEW COVNCO. memben
-Ruth Pln)ey ad ~J Yoder -
were appotnted to Mata left Yacant
by Ron Shenkman and Rieb.rd
Siebert.
A 1978 recall action brouabt
1aaln1t tben·mayor Ron P•t·
tlDloo, Qty AUomey Gail Button
and Coundlmeu Bon Sbenkman and
John Tbomu ftuled and died.
The turnover in dty employees
which puked at 100 tn J.9'18, bu
slowed down.
The dty hu a new public wort.a
director and bu mersed depart-
ment.a to form a s:reater de&ree ol
adm umtratlve control.
Discover the old world
behind thewheel ofyournew
Volkswagen, Porsche or Audi.
Custom-built just for you.
1bere'1 no better place to aet to know )'OUr
new Porsche, Audll or Volbwagen than on tta own home tun -motortq acnu tbe
1cenic hlabwaya and byways al Europe.
fogetber you will _enjoy a far more
memorable and relaxed vacatico tban JOU
could hope to have at the wheel ol an or·
dinary rental ear. And wtMD YoU return to
the States, you'll relive all your mtmora·
ble vacation experiences every Ume you
allp behind the wheel.
Beat ol all, comblnina your vacaUon with
dell very ol your new Poncbe, Audi, or
Volkawa1en can actually be • mone1 saver. Dependinc on which model JOU
choose, the savings may be contldlrable
compared with domeatlc retail prices.
Furt.bermore, JfOur new Ponebe, Audi. or
Volk1wa1e11 ean be ordered to 1our
1peclftcatlon1, built •pecl•llJ for JOU wttb juat the optlom )'OU dealn.
Come on In. Let ua tell you more.
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...
•
i closh -with environmentalists-
TD ftUI' LB& .i tM ~bat--
tle behteen. Ami.01 and Slpal ended when •n Oran1e Co1111ty
SUperior Court Saelee nal~ the
P'OQJ>'• dlalleQle to lbe laDd n · dwlP bad nm put the IUltUle ol llmJtatkm deadline. ·
'nle etoloa lf'O'&P, boweveJ\ lw
appealed tbat decls!oft.
Tbe most recent s~lal interest
llUUP to enter \be many Bolsa
Cldta petme la • IJ'OUP ol boatinc
baff1 from Buntlqton Barbour.
llemben ~ tbe Committee for Clean Water and a PermaneDl
Oc:eu Atteaa are m&inl a navila· bte ocean cut be made lhrouab •
corner of the manhlands to llunt· lnltoa" lfanou.r. Committee members claim
boa\en now lDUSl traverse crowded
Na'f"J. waa.a in An.abebll ~ to
readt ... oeean and nMd • new w~te~toti:aveL
Am.GOS .... BU dlamissed
tbt .... u • ''ploy" to dear the
~ for bullcbl a· marim lo the
&.aaooD. ~ Uonc Pacillc Coast IBP~ the western end al Bun· ~naton ·Beach Assemblyman ,.,
DellDls M-.eta. a proponent for
presentM. Boba Chica, tt~ed be
11 .. 1111a)terabl)'" opposed to a
marba develop.ment in the marabland.
One new development in the plan-
Din1 ~ cf tbe area. however,
bas been bless.ct by all sides.
Lona Beach Congressman Dan
Lunfren said be was successful in
find na funds to resume a U.S
Anny COf1>S ot Engioeers study of
Bo!sa Chiu.
TBE STVDY. discontinued an the
early 19'1'0a when cootrov~ny flnt
flared up, would take three yeara to complete and eoet S.70,000.
Tbe federal atudy. envil'Qftmen-
talists and potentJal developers
aane, could 10 a Iona way in
ao1werl.n1 questions about lbe ta&oon'• fate.
California Gov. Edmund Brown's
office a1lo stepped in to lbe Bois.a Chl.Jt/etllre thia year. Sl'ATS reportedly orrered
Slpal lta choice of surplus state
land ID tH& for the marshland acrea. State olDdals said the offer was
made to Insure Boba ChJca is pre-
served and to avoid lenithy legal
battles between the landowners and
conservation organizations.
Signal spokesman Wayne Clark
said the offer is being COMidered
but speculated the state proposal
would not solve the BoJsa Chica bat·
tJe.
ConslduaUon of the la~ooo 's fate
allo ii beina studied by an Orange
County task force, formed by
Supenrtsor·HarrieU Wieder. Watching<>Ut for bird crossingsisjoggernear Newport's Upper Bay.
.
Fuel crisis drives commuters to
OCTD after gas lines decrease
BJ DELOltES HOOKS IBWIN
Of .. Delly "9t IUff
Tbe psoline aborta1e of May and June sent commuters flocking to
Or-.:f~ Transit District buses ln record numbers, with a tally of
2.1 bas rider trips.
· 1be trend toward lncreued usage of bus services this year didn't
woe witb the disappearance of 1aa lines in June.
Tnnsit direeton expect that Oran&e Countians will be riding buses
GD the dlltrict'a at ftxed routes more frequently in the future as gas sup·
piles remmn aearee and the eost of operatin1 automobiles rises
•ir. tll e d•~ proud cf the way our fixed-route bus system
responded to the energy criab," said Al Hollinden, transit district dire<:-·tor.
Bol!IJ'den aJao is a Fountain Valley city councilman.
-.e-re baaling almost up to capacity now and we've got 100 n~w
hsee tlllt will be out on the toad next year."
Beddes puW:ni more buSes in service, the district added three new
l'Wta Mn1D& the Oraqe Coast in September.
Aiaa 8Sftld by the new routes att:
-Boalie 71 Uoa.a lloultcm Partway near Laguna Hills Mall through
tbe Intne IDdastrlal ComDleX to South Coast Plaza.
-Belate 45 aloa1 t~w Roact and Victoria Street. linking
Ow Coat. ColJep with Newport Center and The City Shopping
Cftta.
-Boote 185 along Crowe Valley Parkway from Saddleback College
and Mbslon Viejo Kall to the South County civic center in Laguna Nlpe).
Sinmlt•Jl'OUlly. transit directors approved a rate increase that
raiaed tbe fare on k>eal buses from 35 cents to so cents. •ans•...-buses~ Dlal-~·Rlde vehicles went from 70 cents to
But the price of bus passes -tickets which are purchased for a
nioDtllOf tmlbmtedbua ridin&-weo.t uponly$1, from $14 to $15 a month.
· Dlstllctoftldals are studYtna tbetr present fixed route system to de-termine if it serves the ''high 'tnlftc•• centers.
I.-. naae plans include tbe dlatrict'a blueprints for "transport&·
Uoa eemiim.'' or·depota for buaea. and other methods of rapid transit,
mQPod oat for aucb tranait-buncry areas or the county as Laguna Hills. ADIMbD and Santa~-~toward purchase al the 6.$ mile Paciftc Electric right-or-way
ma1 ..... ~~~ 01. a blcbway ayatem intended exclusively for
.-a.. ... i. ·~~~811~.~JPia)'. from.South
Sycamore Hills a key
LagtJna isstJe in '80
By STEVE MITCHELL
OllMD.ily ..... ,....
Laguna Beach is known for its variety of lifestyles
and myriad political viewpoints.
Tue any issue that comes before the city's coun·
cil members and at least two very vocal groups are
sure to be either in support of or in opposition to it.
lsa~t rankle residents r&Jlie from dog leash ordinan es pen space preservation. The year 1980
prom be no exception.
Prob& the biggest issue facing the city next
year is the ate or Sycamore Hills, a 522-acre parcel
between Laguna Canyon and EJ Toro Roads that was
purchased by the city more than a year ago for $6.75
million.
The land bas been purchased but not paid tor as
yet. The means of raising funds to pay off the
mortgage has been the subjeetof many healed-coun-
cil meetings.
Some Lapnau advocate leaving the area in open
space. with some recreational uses to help pay the re·
m aining $5.4 million for the land.
Others believe the best use for the land is to allow
the Southern California Golf Association to construct
two 18-bole golf courses, as well as a low-profile resort
hotel and other projects.
The problem, foes or the golf course con~e~t
believe, is that the only way the courses can be put in 1s
if the Irvine Company is allowed to construct more
than 1.~bomes around the course.
And that, they say, defeats the purpose of buyi ng
Sycamore hills in the first place.
~ J!!.~ LAGUNA, .~a .. r .. 2~) -----
Developer fee
heli5s :CtJS D
solve problems
By It.AYMOND ESTllADA Of..,_ Oeffy PNef llaH
Orange County supervisors in
1979 allowed Capistrano Unified
S<:hool District <CUSD) trustees to
impose developer feea for new
school building& ln unincorporated
areas District offkh1ls breathed a
s1ah of relief.
That action does not solve all of cuso·s future sc:hool bu1ld.lng cost
problems. but at d~s make it easter
for trusttts to cope with potential
south county growth
Two-thirds of CUSD's land aru
-tlie large1t ln Oran&e County -
rails in wlincorporaled land
CUSD TRUSTEES SAY they
already face an acutl' student bous·
ing shortage roe lbe distnct ·s 18,000
pupils. referring to their dilemma
as beinc "land poor.''
lo other words. trus tees said .
CUSD has the land needed for
future school sites but no funds for
construction of new classrooms are
available
LOOKING TO llM and the yean
ahead. Superintendent Jerome
Tbornsley says CUSD officials are
banking on new school build.int
funds from Sacramento.
Trustee Ted Kopp recently said if
the state funds don't come in the
next ffl~ years, double sesaiom will
begin for youngsters at some
schools.
Trustee Robert Bachelor saya be
fears Laguna Niguel students will
be first hit by the school housin&
shortage. He also feared those stu-
dents will nee d double class
sessions because of new homes be·
ing built in the area.
CUSD officials and Shappell In-
dustries developers are still tryin&
to reach an agreement ror the ac·
quisilion of a school site in Laguna
Niguel's Kite Hill area.
CUSD OFFICIALS want a land
donation from the developer of a
13.2-acre site in the planned com·
munity.
But the developers want school
district officials to negotiate a land
purchase from a list or four posslble
sites Kile mn·s 600 homes are ex-
pected to produce approximately
400 students.
The Kite Hill negotiations are
pending.
Meanwhile, Thomsley says tb1ngs
a r e moving somewhat more
smoothly in other areas of the
sprawling school district that en-
compasses San Clemente, San Juan
Capistrano, Dana Po\nt, Capistrano
Beach. Laguna Niguel and a portion
of Mission Viejo.
IN SAN <;LEMENTE, for in·
stance, the developers of tbe three
ranch-land areas east of the San
Diego Freeway have been asked
about forming assessment. districts
for school buildings, Tbomsley said.
The three ranch-land develop·
ments encompass approximately
3,000 acres with an estimated 7,200
new homes someday to be built.
Tbomsley said developers of the
Forster Ranch land have graded a
future school site in their develop-
• service
a ·with-·
s01ile!
OF COURSE, WE SERVE WATER ••.
That's what we're here for. .
When you need water for drinking, cooking, *ashing,
showering, sprinkling -and many other needS -count
on having plenty of high quanty water from your Water
District.
DID YOU KNOW HOW MANY
OTHER THINGS YOU GET TOO?
Check for leaks in your water system.
Replacement of water meters.
Public information programs fOr schools, organizations
and clubs.
Water conservation kits.
Water for fighting fires.
WE'RE PROUDOFOURTWO
DECADES OF SERVICE
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
EUGENE 0. BERGERON, J.D.
WARREN E. BOOTH Vice-President 0Mston3
HEN.RVS. PA.NIAN
Assistant Vice-President
01vlslon 4
Presld9nt
Dtvtslon2
•
MARIO OURANTE
Assistant Vlee-Presidlnt OlvtsfcD 1
THOfAAS E. NEtSON, 0.0.
Assist.Mt v~
Ol¥tsloft' ~ l
mft°:~ves Ranch land developers YOUR I NOE PENDENT WATER AGENCY -~~:i~aw;g,~~.an~-----~
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2i OUT\.OOK '10-Bupplemlnt to Ooaet Uf9 & Dellr Piiot. Thundlly, December rt, 117'1.
LAGUNA ••• CouDd1 IDllDben and tM eom·
Usten to what they're mUDltJ .m be reriwtnf ~
f~omp•ge21 r:;::ral plu elementa, saying about OC:C's _.... to eomenlltioe '° Tb• elt1 la aeeklDI a low· tratl'lc eireu1atlaD. Certificated tate...n lou from the CoutaJ
Ccwww '!Dt1 to Pa>' off tbe debt, al· T•• a.cal IA•I•• of Wom"
5-Star Buainea lowtq tbl dt1 more time to ,aa Votera lml oat qwtionalnl to .n
far tM fatmw of the bUhlde area. raldmcla .ID::: I Beadl ...... A.aolMr blue promil:lnc to be Ptogram WI maatb to opla.loa1 oa m-.,
~ lD U. la the .-uan llallM.
of llllpl natal unlta lD the art col-
~ HThis is tmificl I n..w u . = realdeata, IDcludinc tnWa1
nae reswu of tbe n-q..UO.
10 ~".go.· atudJ wlll be Pf !I ..... to tM 0tJ memben, CCDlider u. ~ Council =-Dal ,..,. for -.. I 1a1 of ••pat boulel" and rooms ID ttl 1....i ....... proeram.
•StnJ mt 2 s broch11m. I UHl1ll to ...,.._ ...S for llnll• famllJ ... a
drabl • ..... ""51 tlsnn •ro""" 1111 amtJNUfV ... ,,.., die pertdq eoaaestioa and MV Imports
-rhis is jusl JDluil lht lnuint11 .... eoll ti Ada~ u ~ polle., lln ad m a&*MP u unaffected amrmun~...W. .. ~ ,._ to dear up lDip1
mt.on.
Earn your certificate In: .. n amt111 ln tM dt1.., II halon Y~ Imports ••· ...,. .. MANA....,. tut wlll ........ BeKb of m-r ~··a ••1t11..a.a.
PONS\ IN=UJENCE EFFECnVE " 111 ..._. em ... wbO .-Oil f of WUntnl M'tr C8r .... .. ._...__...toaantn.
MANAGEMENT· Mirth 12. ADd. ...., ...sdenta ..,, atMI' foe IDU1 a.nm.
EFFECT1VE BUSINE88 SPEAKJNO ....... of Lquna'I db'el'M CGID• "Althaacb we're keeplq pace
-March 26 man.1'7 alto would be foreed to wltb tlM Oru1• Coast area•1
l EFFECTIVE BUSaNES8 WRrrtNO I••••· thereby mat~ LaPD• modenM be•1 Ill srowtb ... OS
-Mey7 Beadl • 1'eri)e town of upper =· ..... and ...me, .. eClllld dw MmeowDBl'I. told ..., mon can .._
DECISION MAKINGIPR08lEM ,,.. CIOUDCil bu uted for ... were alloea&ed to u,'' O...al
SOLVlNO -June 4 OD Wepl antta and m97 eWm' m-11......-Neil Shwabeqb Mid of
force IU adDa lawa or tum tlllAr tM ll•cMle-Bml =:. 8ALE8 & IEl.UNQ ., .. tbe Gdm' ... , from laDcDordl Be 9Clded tblit bia firm a •
MANAGING YOUR TERRITORY no ra pal1km of their am,se low lDY1111«7 ud bu ........
-FebN8fv Z7 famllJ Immel to otbln. ~1.:. Vl9jo IJDpOl1a ..... 'l'bl ... decade allo .....
SALES TECHNIQUES -Apftl US t.G•eelean•n1 of the dtJ'• ,....i .. .........-. PartnraJ ...... va..
MANUFACTURERS' REPS -plan, with rwvillGm due by tbe ..S Jo, Dem' U.. A,,_., ParlnnJ off'
May 21 al 1llO. rampoftMSmDleao f'newQ.
' SALES MOTIVATION/TYPES OF
SALES MANAGEMENT ... Jone 11 Lack of money and students
IECA!TAll!S IN 'n:>DAY'a
BUSI .... WORLD seen for Laguna schools DRESSING FOR TODAY S
BUSINESS WORLD -Feb. 20
BECOMING A PROFESSIONAL
SECRETARY -Match 13
SECRETARIAL A OFFICE
PROCEDURES -Match Z7
TEAM OF TWO: SECRETAR'f &
MANAGER -Apr11 30
l .... IUCC!SIFUL IMAU. \ ....... MAC1ICEI
PROFTT8 &~TTVEPlANNtNG
-febfulty 28
ALTERNATE R~NG
-March 5
PUBUC Ra.ATION8 AHO
ADVERTIStNO -Aprll 9
RECORDS MANAGEMENT -
May 1•
WOMIN IN 8U11Nall
DRE881NO FOR TODAY'S
BU&aN£88 WON..D. M. IO
~ CREATING YOUR OWN
OPPORTUNmEB -Mlroh 19
STRATEGIES FOR SUCCESS
-Apdl 23
DEVELOPING u:AOERSHlP POTENTIAL IN WOMEH-May 21
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Tension increases between ·county and state officials
81 Da.OaE8 UOOU mWIN .............
Claabte betw"a tran.portation expertl in ~ County and thole
ta the CalUonda Department of
Traatportatloa <CalTrana) ln·
teaalfled duta1 1t79 aa local
authortUes pushed for new hiibway
fundini.
The loea1a we. out in ooe cue, as'
the Callfornia TrlD.lportation Com·
milakle tul'Dld down a CalTraa ~d
to 1J11h 1pproprl1tlon1 for the
planned St.4 million extension of the
Corona del Mar Fretwa7.
EXTENSION ol the route to Jam· boree Road in lniDe wu part of tbe
propoaed Oran1e County
Transportation CommlHlon'a S48
mlllloa llve·Jear apeodina packa1e
for llilbwaya.
CalTrana appealed that proposal.
aa well M p1am for freeway over·
PUH9 APd roed projects. bl f a'IOI'
of lpendiaa tbe moaey OD paR·APd·
ride Iota, trllDSlt ltaUoDI, noUe ber·
rien, landlcapUic ud biibway rest
at.ops. Coata MeMJ and Corona del Mar FreftDGll• con~ge in Co.ta JleMJ.
The It.ate commiuion overruled
the carrrans appeal.
BVT THAT INCIDENT repreemta what county offlclala ..,
11 the oqo&nc baWe of pllllolophjes
behr .. state and loc.t offtdala. "It all revolve1 around f11Nt1n1,"
Hld Al HolllDdea. chairman ol the
Oran1• County Tranaportalloa
CommJMlon.
'"Tbe c.alTran.a P01Jc7 Hema to be
that tbe aoludoa (or our tramporta.
tlon problem• Ilea all lo rapld
trault.
''WE SOIPl.Y a •t beUe.e t.b.t,
11nce 91 percent of all our penoo
lrlpa are atlll conducted in •utomoll6lel .••
And wttb tbe exception ot the
wtdentq of the Sa Dleeo Freeway
1n San Clemente, tbe m~ Pl"OJecta
tackled bJ Cal'l'hm ba die -,_.t
1ear were DOt dlred.t towwcl a·
pandiftl the atlttq Oma• Comly
b11bw11 171tem, apokHman
IUcbard SCepbem aald.
PAVING AND rettrlptn1 of'
FOR1HOSEOF
YOU WHO MUST
HAVE 'l'HE B~
FIRS[
¥otm new '80 BMW • • IS Jn.
CALftANS WILL continue wtda
tbe ramp ........ OD ... Sm D6eio PrHway from U.. Co.ta 11 .. a ,.,... • ., latercUae• to ... Loe
An1elea CountJ liM °"' tba m.xt DAILY PILOT
il1eea.*5~G1•
v .. c WI IF clll.... Your lfttematloftlll ....
y .. penoMI ....
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M OUT'L.OOK 'IO -auppi.ment to Co• Ufe. DaHJ ,,. Thund9y, Deoefftber 17, tm
After~sale service creates success at Beach Imports
5 firms construct facilities in Irvine
Sale ol 1ix lndustrtal 1U. lD the
Irvine Jnduatrlal ComplH·EHt
(llC·Eut) to flH dnelopment
firm• for comtrud1oa ol a tiro.d
ran1e of lndu1trial facWties for
1maller companies wu announced
by Barry L. Hoeven, 1ale1 mana1er
for Tbe Jrvlne Company'• Com·
mercial/lndUstrial Dlvlllon.
Total eomideraUoa for the a1x alt.es, amo11nttn1 to more than five
acres, wu in eu.a of '1 m.1WGD.
UC·Eut, located near tbe eoa-
nuence ol the San Dteao aDd Santa
Alla mew.,., bu been delloed
to aceomrmdate the needll ol in·
duall'J asMl featurte a broed nnae
of 1lte abm, IOllle wltb rail Ml'Vice,
Hoevm ltllted.
Tb• ~ ftnt pbue ot tbe
NEVER
1,250-acre mduatrlal park offen
nearly 100 llUll -10me are cur·
renU1 available f« uaen, Hoeven
Hid.
HST Paopertiea, Newport Beach,
will erect a 14.~aquare-foot dual
tenant bulJdln& oa a .t -acre lite.
Fred Salter and Clarence Turner of Tri-CO Realty, Newport Beach,
were broken.
Dual taumt buildi.all will abo be
erected bJ I Oakmoat AllOdat•,
New=.:;acll, and bJ &wln1
Deve , Corona del Mar, botb
of whom purchued aeparate .f.acre
alt.es.
And MUl'l'ay Howard ID•tllment,
Inc., Loi AAl•l••· wUI ereet a
11,000.aquare·foot bulldinl on a
nearl1 .a.aeN panel.
CHANGE .
YOUR .OIL AIAll !
Beadt J.mporU ol Newport Beaeb
II pcmttw 19 wlD be a luceesstW
rear, Nld .James Partimoa, owner.
' TM dilalenblp, at .. Dove St. la
Newport, offers Alfa Romeo,
Pea1eot. and Saab sales and
Hrvice.
"We feel that after-1ale aervtce
for lmporta II lactinc in Orance
CounlJ, but not at Beach Imports,"
Parklmcn aakl.
"Many Oran1e CounUana feel
Beach Jmporta' service and parts
department.a are 10me of the best In
the area," Parlrimoo added.
Community residents get loans
Orante Cout Savino and Loan by March St, U..'' Bond said
,raata • penent ol ltt loam to area He added that Oran1e Coast
butlll:Hll!I and relidlotl. SaTiul and Loan II owned by 400
"We're a •trJ community-ltock holden, almolt all ol whom
oriented aariql and loan, and n Uve a1oq tbe Oranie Coast.
eootrlbul.e much to tbe area'• buli· "When we lint opened, almost all
DeU IJ"OWtb, • • aa1d Rieb Bond. preaJ. of our ortctnaJ board memben lived
dent. • · • ln Colla Mesa," be ul4.
OJ)eD1na less than two yean qo, Oranc-Cout Savinp and Loan lit Orin~t Sa•ln.11 and Loan at 1100 Adami An. in. Colla Meaa. expe l10 mUHon lrowtb m B•lD• a 1maU, Deitbborbood
auell ID tbl =i,ear and a baJ1 ol HYlql and k>an. ()raqe 0out II
bull.Dell be able to tM.e IOOd care o1 C1lltomen
"And l'm ftl'1 uclted &Dd proud terou b personal senlce and ot our 1"' sueeeu, u we ended the cle1Hn1 dlrectl)' with tbe
fl1eal 1•ar Marcb 11 wltb •1s preal of tbe firm, Boad laid.
mtllloalDUMtt. Orance Cout Savlnla and Loan
"By Nov. •. 1171, we rucbld taS plan1 to open one or two more mllHOG, and .. aped almall 100 brucbel alaftl tbe Oran,. Cout in
percent ll'OWth -to .. mllBoa -... be oaaeluded.
Spanning Barranca Road in Irvine is wooden bridge leading to WoodbrfdgeCenter.
1980 s ...
frompage8
about 100 mall shops 11 well as
about 750,000 square feet of office
space.
A bl& selling point for the center,
ill backers say, la tta location at the
Junction ol three freeway1.
A duplicate ot the Woodbridge
vwaae Center wtll be built 00 the
opposite side ol the acUvtty corridor
from the exiatlna oenter.
The corridor ltaelf la blollomlnt
with two school.I and two churches
either under conatrucUon or about
to break ground.
Turtle Rock la slated to &et a
commercial villale center ln the
19101 and tbe •• yet unnamed VWaee 12, IOUth and eut of Wood· brldae. will aet some complll)' pro-
jecta near the 1pot where the city ls
expected ummately to build lta
civic center.
ROME CONSTRUCTION wtll I
continue with sites In Quail Hill,
Walnut Village and the area of the
Home Improvement Center
taraeted.
The Home Improvement Center ls
to be another retail complex aom1
up 1n the next few years on Culver
and lrvlne Center Drives.
Next to commercial construc:tlon,
the company'• most Important pro-
Jecta are eolnc to be lD road coo· 1tructlon to serve present and
future developmenl
lnt.erchanaet for Irvine Cent.er off
the Santa Ana, San Die10 and
Laruna Canyon Freeway1 u well
u a Harvard Avenue o.ettroMbl11
ol the San Dte10 Fl'eeway an all b1ib on tbe priority list for con-atrucUon by the company.
la addlUon to marklnl a year of
development. l980 will allo mean
conUn~lon of tbe com-pany'• al dlvillon.
Keep That California Tan ••
wJth the SUNTAN PLAN!
NEW YEARS SPECIAL •••
LESS THAN 99' PER VISIT
36 VISITS .FOR s35oo
REGULARLY 15 VISITS FOR s4500
GOOD DEC. 26th thru 29th .,,.Adi . .
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HBSCHOOLS .••
frompege13
alze and enrollment of all county
elementarJ dlstrtcta.
In uns, dlatrlct enrollment
peaked at 14 ,000. Cla11room
teachers numbered m . Enrollment
bu lhnmk now to 1,350 and the
number ol t.eachen to 40t.
a-.,._ lleacti Qty dl.ltrict -
am allest ol the three -bu not
cloaed any al ill 13 1cboola aervtnc
aouth fflmlinltOn Beach.
But olflda1s have formed a com·
mlttee to coulder cloaurea 11
enrollment dwtndles.
At Ill peak ln 1178, the dty dis-
trict employed 141 teacbera to
1cbool 1,111 atudenta. Tbe
claaaroom ltatf bu been cut to Ill
thla year wltb an enrollment al 7 ,oeo
puplll.
Wida &lie 11lftab1e. the Hunt-
inltoa Beach CltJ 'Dlltrlct .. wtt·
nea1in1 a drop in academic acbiev•
1980 VOLVO
DI. 2 DOOR SOWi
ment u measured recently by state
test ICOC'e9.
But, oftlciall note, the district
•till measuree b1Pest of all dia-
trtcta ID California fallinl wttbin the
1ame IOdo-ffODC>miw.a&ecorY.
OH• View. on the Gt.her hand, bu 1ocreued academic stanctinp
with biCber ICOl'a in all cnda
tested.
Fountain Valley district bas
dropped a few teotha ol oae percent
1n lta tell leOl"ea but la t•artna up to
move beaYllJ Imo lmproTtnl read-lnt and ldeDce prolflma over the
next few yean.
u ......... Beada DlllUtd, wortt-
lnt under tbe ~ ol a new
auperintendent, can Hat new
academic proficiency testinC for
seventh and etabth ,raden and an
lndlvtdlaal ~ dlsdpllne policy.
aa mllelt•uee tbll year.
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~-• a C1Un.DOK•-......,..m•"'°•u.ea~,..._,._.., 01111 .. a.11,tm
UC Irvine construction· includes
student housing, Med addition
UCJ plw to eGillbwt .......
andfaealtJ1Pw111 ..... ,..e--..
anloll -... Im. eampa ... •b·l•••l addltloa at tbe UCI Mediw c.&el' la Onqe ..... tm.a
Costa (o.r coutruetloa of lot
apartmeau ... &be fanlt;J at UC1
for oee.11 •r:r la fall ol U. ... Mt at'8J-,..
Other proJeda ID pncrw at UC1 are a IDO-anlt apartment eomp1a
for underpaduate ltudenta tcllUDC '8.1 mllJiaa and aoo apartment.a for
married and sraduate madenta at Ste mlllion, ready in ueo and ua
}°espedlfflJ.
Pbue I ol the campus UnlvenltJ
Center move. toward Ill tebedu.1ed
completlan ID the fall ol UIO. Tbl
30,000-IQUU'e-foot lmildlq --ol the Admln11traUon Bilildln1 on
campus, includes a bookstore, study
loun1e, recreation areas, eoa-
fereace l'OOml, olftce space for a.
dent orp:nlutkma and fadllt.les for
food aeni.ce.
An llddltionaJ t ,eoo aqaare feet ol
apace, now ID the plannlq ataae.
will provide room for a
multlpurpoee area, food 1emee
apace, mt lee-cream parlor and a
travel qeocy.
C01lltr'actMJn ol • llz.leftll addl·
Uon to tb9 mala bo9plUl bullcftDI Ill
tJClllC lw rucbed tM laalhn.J
point.
Tbebue --emeat--Jn.a of &be MW ad· dlUon boalell dlapoetle rdllc-O
1ervlces. A new emerteMJ ea.
UC I center to assist
in research and
health education
A center for re1earcb ••d
teacbJq In occapatioaal bMJtb be-
ln1 developed at the Unlftl"lll;J ol
Callfornla, lnlne, will aene both •
the ~~ed UC Soalhml Occu ealtb Center and tM
federall7-aupported l!daeatloeal
Resouree Center f« OttaNtlona1 Health eel Safety. Tbe UC! center
also wW proYlde dlap•li and
treatm.t ol . wort-related lajQrtea
and d.lleue8. ·
THE CLASSIC LOOK IS A llATrER OF CARI;
Introduc· Judith "Dais " Evans
FACTc SALES VOLUMI UP 308"0
IEASOM: OUI 15 .. OFESSIOMAL
IEAL ESTATE SPICIAUSTS
For the 7th consecutive year, the Orange County
office has been #1 In gross sales volume in the
entire Grubb and Ellis network of offices.
What is the key to our success?
Our staff of highly motivated, experienced
specialists. They are constantly aware of the
availability of Inventory in industrial, commercial
and Investment properties, and maintain contact
wtth financing sources so we can property analyze
the current status of the real estate market.
GRUll & B.US
COMMERCIAL IROKEIAGE CO.
40M MecAltllir ..... ,... ,, ..
Mia,.,. ...... CA taut
17141 133-2900
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College serves despite $1.3 billion cutback
WATER •••
FronaPage 14
victory f« ftita' nibta. "IWr COD· cerm that lmportalll dedDaal re-
lated to water anllabllltJ and srowth woWd remain la the budl
of a cot porate put were Id to
ruL
BYALLIDDLB Of • ..., ........
D•riD& finanetally toalb lt79,
OoJdm West CoDece continued to
utablilh ltaelf u a proYider of
community aervtca wb.ile cutttna
St.I m1Dlon from lta budcet. Colle1e prealdent Dr. Lee A.
Stevens uld cuta to the t2llS million budaet were achie'fed by ellmlnat·
lnl "mustnal" prosnm• and re·
dudnt part-Ume positlom by better
uae of tull·Ume personnel.
• "We cannot undertake everythln1
we did durinl rapld·arowth years,"
Stevena aald, "but what we do, we will do ln • quality way ...
Information Officer Bruce
Wllllams aalcl tbe colle1e ccnttnued to fl"OW ln U'1t but ftnanclal re-
aUUea required fen be cbareed for
certala activitln.
Material fees are now cbar1ed for
pro1ram1 including printed
matertall, ftlma with ~nt.al fees Ol'
pald apeaken, Williams sald.
He Aid despite tbe fees, more
than 18,000 people particlpat.ed in
lo..
communlty service offertnp bJ
.June, 19'19. •"Oommuntty Ml'Vtces ended the
1ear iD tbe black,•• Wllllama aaJd of
tile omee·. la«eti tn beeomlq
ftnandally viable.
While the variety of community
services waa lacreaain1 ln tm,
budtet cut.a resulted in fewer clus
sections for atudenfs, Williams said.
The reducUoos took place tn the
face ol ao enrollment increase of
nearly 17.S percent.
Tb• fall 1'71 total enrollment.
including ltudenta takln1 nine-week
classes, wu 22,500. Golden West
registration offlclala said they
estimate a total etlJ"Ollment figure
of 24,200 lludenta few !all, 1979.
The most severe clau cutting was
done durlnJ the aummer 1979
session, Williams said. Clau offer-
ings wen reduced to 92 in 1179 from
289ln Uni.
"What Proposition 13 has doM, In
effect, ia drive up class abe,"
Williama aaid.
E.ea with budptary problems,
Golden West'• -landscape baa
chan1ed llplllcantly ln the 1ut
year.
New !adlltJes lnclllcle a child care
center, a bealt.b services center and
a trade and industry bui.ldinc. Addi· Uona were made to the health
1clence buildinl and lhe &Ym·
naaium.
Besides class scbedullnc. two
projeda the college had on lbe plan·
nina boards were actverHly affect·
ed b1 rec1ucec1 state craou.
"We had hoped for fundinJ to
modify buildings for bandiupped
1tuc!enta and to lntrodaee enersy eavlng prosrarm;· Wllllam1 u.ld.
•'The col1ece will do aome Wnp in
botb areu. but not to die extent
orlalnallJ planned."
What effect a new contract with
lnatructora, recenU7 aranted collec·
Uve barpiD.ln,1 ft&btS, wlll have on
the college's shrinking budcet Ls UD·
certain.. Necotiatiooa are curnnUy
under way, be said.
~
Under tenm ol a court setUement
establlahln& a lramitioo ot power,
the IRWD board ol d1redon would
come under fWl public coatrol in the
June eJectlonl, when the ftnaJ two landowner-picked memben would
rellnqulsh t.belr seat.a.
UaW &Ima UJH, the board u pro-
hJ blted rrom matin1 any majoc de-
claiou.
TM two diftdon put ta olftce by
voten la November were Peu
Swan and RaJ Auerbach.
II •tor development• weren't
rHtr cted to pollllca fa 1979,
however.
OUlclala decided for aafety
realODI to cut tbe water left! ln the
llatUMD•h reset"YCl6r by two tlltrds
in October.
Chandler's mixes· selection with interior design
Tbe actb:I wu taken after the
diltrict reeetved a Newpolt Beach
•stneeriac ftrm'• stad:J um in· dicated a major ea.rtJMauab from a
nearby rauJt could trtuer a pmi·
ble eolllPM of tbe dam.
TM rw I tcU", whida la mecl to
store reclaimed wute wa&ar, ia
located about two mllm DGftb of
lniM Boulnanl at ..... Nie ol tbe
footMUI. Tbe Elalnw• Fault ia
located about etpt mUet eut ol the
dam.
Chandler'• floe fumlt.ure o( Santa
Ana, in buslnea lince 192, opens a
new it.ore ln Lasuna Hilla to serve
ltl f alt·ll'Owlnl community.
Chandler'• II a respected
fu.rn1ture ltore featurtn.a one ol the
1ar1est dbpl•r o1 ftne tu.rn1ture un-der one roo ln the Sadd.Jeback
V11le1. aald vice president Jerry
Dunton.
Buying?
Selling?
Cbandler''s welcomes aboppen to
browse throuCb its completely de· corated room aettlnp of dlltlnctive
furniture by famous names like
Drexel, Herita1e, Renredoa and
Century.
Chanc1Jer•1 JooU forward to a pro-
mising 1980 for lta two locaUoo.a at
Main and 17th Street.I ln Santa Ana
Exchanging?
. . . real ·estate
COrisUft a Realtor* or Realtor-Associate* ..
•a real estate 11ent •ho i. a mem r of a Board of Realtors and who thererOH subsertbel tome a..tton' Code of Ethlca.
and Alicia Parkwa1 In i.a.una
HUii, be aaid. Ntoe decorator eom\Lltanta and
four interior de1l1nen allow
Chandler'• to offer daip 9drice
and senlees.
"We not only have a stair ol In·
terlor desloen but also a larce
aelecUoo ol acceuorles,'' Dunto-
tald.
A._.1.-acre-feet ol ..ter wu
drained from tbe reservoir ln Oc·
tobe!lm':;Yinl •bout uo acn-feet rem
Hnal~-
the S~al)dLoan
you've been looking for.
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Tbt tecbQl~alDt4 la b'oeMmlltit. j 1 t l• Uon JI.... ad 411&
Pf'Oll'Ull to bnJllOH Oii mehdlla
optimum performaace ud ta·
dvuce. aal4 Vlclt DUJoa. llftli·
dent.
1980 to break sales records at dealer
The JUI' 1t7t hu been tbe belt
year lD U.. lalato17 of ~rt
Dataun. ad It loab lib U.. wUl
bHU all W. ne.t:
Newpart D..._ lw bMD ~
tbt ~ ComtJ COUtal COID•
munlU. fO/I MYte ,..,. at •
Dovt It. ID Newport BNda. 'l'boulb it la a youq ditalenbip, lt
baa auide a UDM for HMlf ID the
automoUve lnduatry, Bmmer1cb ald.
Newport Dataun baa reetlved
Dumtl'OUI awardl from ~ for
eutomer Nnict ud ..... tedml· Cl'*• be oaodnded.
Area dealer
• sees rise
in '80 sales
Newport ~ pr0fualonal1
PQftt.Me die ..-can It auct l•enca Voltnralm-Ponf».Aadt.
Salel la im &ataW '11 mlllloa.
la IJIO, DoG Claultoa, 1eneral
manqer. pndkta a 15 pacmt ln·
ereue ID aales, brtnalnl tbt ftcun up to 117.5 mlllm
The ~. et "5 E. Pactnc Coaat Bt1hwa1, ••II• more POl'9dM9 tlum aQJ olbel' cu.
In ~ tM ..me. tad!Wea will
apud • per..t QarltGD aJcl ~ ...,,..._ wW deet the
eoet ol ean. a.artaon beliewl the
lDOumoe OD Newport 8eadl wtll be
mhdmat due to U. ana'a afflu-ce
Berad Smm•• eb, 1eaeral
mua,_ Ill Mewport Dataua, Mid a
combmatioa ol faeton add ~to tM dealenbtp'a aueceu.
''The prodDct ... aeU eertatn1r
bu a lat to do wttb lt, .. &mm.tell
said.
Daon Corporation increases income 150 percent
.. 11ae new Dat.Rml a.rrhfDI et oar
dtalenldp .,.. tM ftMlt ..... pro-
duced, aad, quJte fruklr, tUt
mak• ..ma, oar can ...._," be
UkL .EmlMrldt allo 1.W Illa ulel .ten ftl • lmpal'Ullt hdGr ID tbe ..........., ...... ,..,.
... h! mis' clo -,... om' ...
staff c-. Ille m&'d'tt a 81 CldMr' deaf trahtp. Our pro••• pro·
fe1aloaal1 al'::/' put Uat
CUltomer'I w&Dta Meda Grit,"
IM....W. "Oar eustomen obYioaalr feel
tbat'I tbt WA)' to do butn.I. Oii
U..r wouldn't keep returniy."
Unit.ct Stat.I aubelcllUJ DMD
Corporation and lta Canadian
parot company. Daoa Deftlol>.
ment OarponUon, nacbed a 1"' net IMOIM ot "8.-,000, ,.,,....,,
an approd_.. ue pereeat lD·
Crt ... from tbe Im Mt iDCOIDI
aakl lam. D. Stout. ,...Sdtnl Oi u.s.op11--. .
8ptakiq from U.S . ...ora&e
bead.ca...,_. lD Newport :~,
tba .ucuuw turttaer ...... ....
rttnaa b 1171 WU ... ..
(CaaldllD doUan) com....-.ct to
.,..1,102.000 ln tot.al rntDUt f•
1"71.
Auel wortb for Daoe ...,..
UCI qpens RV park
for student hOusing
nt ftnt f'ft'l'Utlonal Y.Sclt
N1' ID tbe Uatt.M &&ates• a m· lvertltJ campu ope•td at UC
lntM la 1'otemblr ... ~ par• ta tM ftnt lDltallauoa o1 ill
klD4 to bl Ulld oa a anlvnt1 cam·
PUJ to J"'6nde ltlideDt bodllaj.
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DIAMOND
CSIMSTOME
JEWBJlY
APPRAISALS
WHAT IS
CAL GEM? • Callforala Geaolo&ical Lalloratoriea la u (J)depa4ut apsr•lnl center tllat &l•ea
C• ll1 C•I, ~ MniH tile,.._., lnde ud IM pabilc.
Ow aenlcu laelade complete "aluUoe ucl eerWleaUoa of tl.-oed9 &JICI colored atoaes. l•••lfJ appralaal, ••d 1•• • 9 U,._U-AD lifllllicale are ._ a., Clfll' ,,.._.. ce..--• e1ta• De ataa•atta a•CI ~=·'lleN ti ._ G• ·~I ..... '11 Almrica (GIA), ~
ta tM ~oat wl4el1 eec .. ted • 0 ~ wd t0da7. ;:."::.., ~=r:-s=-i:
,.. .. &ti a. a.Int made, • a U. tiMttloaal maaner, whH JCMI
..... Ge ..... -pick tbem ap ........
WHY APPRAISE? • n. Htr·lacr::::r ulae or . ?--•wd• = .................. .... uee, .tba. pl&Dlllq,
&aaoe C.a~.t . rHI e1ta{e' • 8M eqer flaa•clal -..............
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30 OUTLOOK 'I0-8epplemtnt to Co•t Ltf• & Deity Piiot. Thunday. o.o.mbet %7, tm
Waterfront Homes sees
big year despite for8casts
Waterfrcnt HoaMt. !De. apeeta a Banner Je&r ~tioae an banner ,..,. la i., delpit.e DA• baMCI CID a .. spectacular" u1el
tlonal foreeuta tor a deell.M lD Y'Olume dllriDI tbe lat quarts ol home~-1111. "TbeAdon 1enerally la tn. •-we ater to aftbaeDt iwn. wbo creulnl tbrouOout Callfomia, and Mell a ...... ~i..r...-..w.
the d~~an4 lor bomu ll 1Ull ,,..,,,_ --=--•· la located atroq, aald Gilbert Foerster, co-M Mii W. Coat WQ, Newport
ownerlritbP.atdaFoenter. ~
Maria Florio uses graphics
"ID the 1ut lhl )'ean, Onqe In lnlne, nceiftl ma111 reput
C o u D t 1 b a 1 b • e o m e • e r 1 eutomen, lael11d.bli TRW. 1be
aopbbUeat.ed ud aware ol aooct aald.
srapblea, • • 11.ld Ilaria nano. ol Ilaria ll1orio Delisa Studio. A dip In tbe ecoeomr .,., hurt
Wttb bwtneu up M perCllll ID tbe Da1'D 8bdo bee ... tM _..
lut foar moatbl, l'eftp 8bldlo 11 tM ~· •· tbe ... dltall Jookfni fGnrant to 1U most blentive need ~. norto Aid. ,..,nanoutd. ~.,. nqw••nc man
MOit ol tbe eolllPUl7'• .......... and man adlo-Ylaial pncrama atem. from ftnna ta lntne, and tbe and Dello S&udSo will .....,.. nstolC>ranaeCoatJ. them wttls t!Mlr srapble .....
Tbe adlo. 1.,_ SQ Park Qrcle wort.
QTM guarantees four-hour service
THE ALL NEW 1980
3201 11 AND 528111 ARE
'HERE NOW
5281
Secretaries don rollerskates
'~.=::: ::'°:.-: .. ': = oat eompaaJ ...... to tbe Dl-lllM•• _.._.,, maa•r a..
Moan.a Plan S.eretarlal la at 20a
llldnlna Drtft ID lniM IDd re-emtlf Ul ldlled lultea at at ....
Diii Cmt.er Drift, ID lntne.
Tb• ftnD ~ aeentarlal
Hnlea to ana baltnee1. Plua SecnWtal ...-., Mded
a Pl'OlfUB ol l'lllllllC .._ to ball·
neaamm. b'C':hdnl 1Ueb fMtanl u
bu1lnffa maelalaH. conf eNtae•
room.a, clftlicll ·~ -........ feet, and eurdH f acUttJ... all
.wttbia ..... dll&aet " .....
~ ..... , ...... ·-n.n jmt mo _. to whit we ea do ._ U. Oneel COllt bull· -co-·;::,.: llocn nld, ad.... .. .. do la •
Hr•lee tor tile area•a bual · Dllamm.••
Plua Secntarta1 experienced 50
peretlll bi•lz m powt.b lD im and
~ lit 1111111 u muell powth tn
ll80, lbe eoeclDW.
Bradsher takes job
at Grubb and Ellis
,Jim Brldaber. formerly wit h = .. C*ala lac.. bu~ ame.. ...... Oruc• l1
Bl •W. ......... -laftltmeot 1peclaH1t for tM eommercial
brobrul arm. • cm MaeArtbur BIYd., .... lOl ID Newport Beach, ...............
AIM Ji• P I Gia 8rm are Lowell Dlek1oa, retaU iDYHtment =:-• ... GarJ Wu.n.&d. In· cor.el~•lllt. the apobtman
oc libraries get
UCI computers
A p8llt ~ 11t UC 1"tM br·
1a.p ~ ... a.o public libraries to belp Multt leliD man about
ld•e& llllDI ·~-two-yur ... ,... tbe ' ,.. tor the f mpro.emeat of poataeeondary ectne!"*, ,..,~, ID um will =~4~°'~
Why Should YourPen81on,
Prollt lltarlng or Keogh Truat lam
12% TO 171' OR MORE l!HllY .. r?
011 Master sees 1.000 %
Increase In 1980 mies
BYIOBNDODD ..............
A mlWon-dollar eo.ta llep tw•tdDMt loob for a l,QOO.pettent In· creue ID aaJea for 1*. -OU Muter Ltd., wblcb opened one year aao at 2950 Airway A.,., In
Colta ...... mlde appradmMely Sl mlllkm In tm.
Tbl ftrm manufaeturee ml marteta an oil refiner for internal com·
bultkla mllnes, IPOtespenon Dave Simi said. a=•• Oil Mu&e1"1 product line to lnelude oil reftnen for lar••
ind cO el•"'"' wW bdDC tbe firm'• ll"Oll lDcome doH to 110 mlllloD la U.. llml Mia. .. W_.ve bem a lot mon 1uceeatul than we planned ln our nnt year ot bultnel1, and 1JIO lbouJ4 be mucb sreater," be uld. M&rlbuUlal tbe AeaU al OU lluW' to tbe firm'• allWtJ to cut oe&roa.. com ID laalf, Sima aalll Ida prodaidl Uft 1Dt1D7 l4ldlUoaal
beneftta for OraDlt Cout comm\lllltiel.
T'bOle heeftt• lDclDcle:
-.............. for thole Ullq OU Muter oa ftlbldM, u well u fnelna ._men from ner bavlml to dwnp tbelr ftbiele'aoil.
-Tu aavtnp to <>ruea Count.J l"elldea&1 If U. OrU8I County
Trand DbUtct IDcarporatll OU llutal' prodaeta In trud "6tdll.
-8aWlp tranafsnd to tbe eouumer tJuoaqla '""' •~oil comlalaalfbJmlnttbeOOlluter. /'
~to Coat Life' Dally Pl~. Thul'ldey, Oecembef 'D. 1m -OllTLOOK '80 31
Computerized system gives
better deals at car dealer
Tbeocbe Bobina Pont belie•• a
new ecimpatertled aentce Qltem ol·
fen eM:i men a bettel'deal. ••s..a tbooCb ft CUT7 tbe aame
auto. M IDON dma IOI otMr Ferd deaJen la tM ....,.,....,, we 1he
beUel' cSeala -... of oar aew
l1llem ~ for cGltomlr bap-plDHI uprotectloa," Hid
n.odan BobiDt Ir.
''ODJJ cme other car dealenblp In
Or•••• Coanty u1e1 1uc' a IJltem. .... aald.
Tbeodan 1tollAnl Ford la It _,
Barbor &td. ID Co1ta 11 ...
The two eotiapaw ......
•ol•ed la tM new malntenanee
171tem cmt llPPf'ODm•tel7 •.ooo.
be •aid.
"Our new 171tem automatic:allJ
Indicates which procedu.ra are re-
quired for proper auto main-
tenance and provides a permanent
record for our cuatomen," Robina
Hid .
Be aMed tlLat tM Q'ltftl abould
aid b-•1 .._ ~ bl im, eoan-
terlna • In ol pvwtJa bl lt'JI.
''A~ lt'1I wu not a JUr of
powtla. Im lbould be mtlda bet-ter ... be laid.
''A~ aa&o aala didn't iJl. crea~aatlall7 dartq 11'1t,
=~~~ ll'Owtll. ....
Tbeodort ll4bla1 Ford la a famllJ-owmd ...,..,, ortpwttne
la 1IZl ID 8alboL
Current trmdl In au1o ...._ lbow
lacreued popular1t1 of fuel·
efftdmt '1Ur'-. aHMa&tt eully obtalaab&e aato ftnudDI keeps
other au&o stylel popular, be aaid.
Overall. the "fleet averqe" fuel
effidmey bu lncruled fw l"onl's
U. llallup ower im.. M eoncla lfed.
Fashion Island foresees substantial business growth in 1980
• • An4 tilt• IJ'O•tll haa maay
benefttl for Orante Coat com· mualU.," Iba uld, aclcftna. "w're
beeomtn-tM eamm11dr cm. -a tonun far eommmdt1 aetlwtd&" no.. coamnmltJ acU.W. ... elude:
-Benefit. proaram1 by pro-
feelloaaJ pe1 formel'I -lltlldllp ol civic, church and
END THE YEAR
WITH A YEAR-END DEAL!
REBATE OF UP TO s1211 *
'7tDATSUM
111111.eotft
At laat. . .a 'state-of-the-art'
reeource center for the
acl/tech profeallon•I.
Now, stratlok.ally lcutld In a. lrvlne lndustrt.I
Complex -one of u.:£ ldenUflc·tlcMlcal communities In the d -• toPltlstlcattd ~ Shop for -find technal books Md .. lalUQns n Hewlett Packard and cWc=~ ·~ cakliT•ton et professlOnal ::J Full-color end tG Stlltlm UltOX copying. ~II 557-TECH tor lllHlkf.fioht MrVlce or browse on by
Hours Mol.ldaY lliN Friday llllftolpm ...... , . ..,..,.
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32 OVTLOOK ·ea -Supplement to Coast Life & Dally Piiot. Thurtday. 0.C.mber 27, 1979
Palatn are netted at tldl luncheon crowd at Good Earth
restaurant fn Nnoport &ach.
Marquis Motors
Mission Viejo dealer expects
20°/o sales increase next year
1980 fiiurea to be a 1ood year for one Kiuion Viejo auto dealer.
Mel Curl.and, owner of Karquil
Molon at 21802 Mar•uer1te
Parkway, espeeg a 20 percent in·
creHe In •ala lo 1980.
M arqu.la Motors, founded In 1MZ In La1una Beach, deall ln Toyolu
and Volvoe.
Bales bave boo•led from $1
million ln the early yeara to SU mlllioa lut 1ear.
Durtq the best month ol aa1ee ln
1971, Marqula IOld 112 can.
Curland expecta taJea to mew ::e "= -;=.-~· ei=,
Good Earthhopestoalter .
'.nation's 1980eatlng habits_
CbUllinc the W1DI babitl ., u.e
nation In the '10e ll UM aoal ol
Willlam Galt, founder of Good
Earth Restaurant.a. lnc.
Galt belie•• lbe popularilJ ol IUI dinlnc ~lternalive will e.eo·
tually ~ create a naUoowide de·
mancl for natural fooda.
The Newport Cent.er locaUon la
ont of W tr1llldlbed West Coast u1 ft.I.
Havtna met with success ln Uus
locaUoo. plans for Good Earths In
South Coast Pina V1Ua1e and
Haw all are underway.
Sbak:lnl the "bland and borinc
health food lt«eotne i. ooo ~ tht>
1oall Galt feels bis ebalo rueeu
Economic outlook puts
area kennel In doghouse
Ne1.Uve eeonomic f~utl ma,
C&UH a J>aa Point WOIDU'I bml.·
Dell -md bobby -to.,., ...
lrowtbtn l*thaolamt ..
J aa Bertha, ''· owner of
Capiltrw Beaeb Boardiq kenel,
predicts the Oranc• Cout'• ~ eeonomic plctun ma1 came area resldenta to travel leu.
And that mum fewer ol thoae re-
1icleat1 will be .. avint clop and cat.a at IMr kennel.
Mn.. Bertha '1 kennel la a "board-
lnl a.a.-for ca&a &Dd doo" at
UllJ Pacific Cout H11h••1 in Danal'oim.
Reporttq 100 percent bualDeu uowth att_. openlni ln ma. ber cnwth decreaied to TO l*'Call In
1171 and may be lower ln ueo. lhe Hid.
She bu been ln bualneaa three
ye an.
"I opened my buaiAesa when my
aoa PYe me a puppJ an4 I bad no
plaee to keep it whee I wa oa a trip.
"So, I= a place to keep clop and cllb • and DOW I lend all
ol them home waumc tbett talla,'' lbe •aid.
Sbe added that abe treata all her
cu.atomen• pell like her own, offer·
jn1 .. prha&. room1, beda and
Mewit)' blaabta ..•
"We keep a health chart oa aJI
our clop and eats, •e tab tbem for
•alb twtce a c:IQ, and we comtant·
!y ID0¥9 them IO tbeJ pt Yaryial vi•••·
Coft !a *8 per nlibt at Caplatraoo Beach Boardlnl Kennel
Tbe flnD ~ "babyalta" pets aod doeao't breed tbem, Mn. drive, hllb mdea1e car. ~~---~~~~~---~~~~...._~~ -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Bertha concluded.
-.
• rt~ ,. -" .
fteal nuu i. not Juat "w" bedroom..
two beth&. doubte ........ Or "18.000
14 ft. '°'*' 1.-..11r11, .,.., rellrOld tldl,,..
It's MkiDmlnt • new flmUv II> town
end hllplne "*" ..., • horN • wttt
• find • home. .... "-!pl"' eomtOIW
who *"'" to ftM1 • bualnat1 find iht
bllt t«den l#t tlnft• of CIUl'POlt. 1ICaCt
tnctllfb,
Irvine area company sees inc_re888 in sales
Parf<~r-Bertea expects $1 billion In fiscal 1980
Past y~ar
watched rise
in gem value
P arker-Bertea expects aliahUy
more than '1 Wlion in aalel In the
1llO fllca1 year.
Tbe year endiu in June ot i.m brouttit '850 million ln 1alea, a
1poteaman u.ld:
Parm and Bertea were two of the earlleat manufacturera ln
Irvine, ltartiU IA 1117 aDd l9M re1pecUvel1. 1-arter purcbued Bertea ln tbe summer ot im. be aald.
The COIDl>UJ now manufactures
parts for companle. all over tbe
world. Parter-Bert•• serves
many a1nnft corpcntiau.
Tbe ftrm ncenUJ bu eomp&eted
a f0,000.IQUN-foot npenkn cm the~ 1D1 Vaa KarmmAft. be belleftl blJmly • wW a low urlDI tbe aummer,
Patrick Parter, cbalrman and ddef executive of Parlrer-Baallllla
Corporatim,, II coaftde1lt lD tM
esUmator lncnuld aalea ID u..
Tbe , • ., ttTt baa seen a ''tnnwa.. ma....•• ID tbe nhae
ot dl•IDMfll ..s sema... and
aab9eantlJ of people eaaer to
bow .. wartJa of Mi' Hlubies.
CalUor•h Gemolo1lc:al
Labor ..... ~-owned and
operated W' I t, kM bem nc-=~.s= = t= 1D Ol'lllfl Cc '1 _. Loa ~
f« the pellt JUI', a flP'*tsmaD aakl.
Harbor-Pacific overcomes Inflation Tbe firm. • -Brllt.ol St. ln
Coda ........ --bJ Sdward LueldnC. • ll"adute ~ u are tbf other memben of tbe Luet-
Rarbor-Paelllc Mort1a1e In· vat.on an lnflaUon beaten.
"For tbe put 30 years, CalUornla
morttqe broken have, on MeODd tnaat deeds, conaiatently cSelivered
Investment yields ol 10 percent and
more," said a apolteapenon for
Harbor-Pactftc at 1eo1 Dove St.,
Suite 145, Newport Beach.
"Harbor-Padllc'a put track re-
cord la unuauaL
•'After tatln1 over the aaaet
Honda demand tops supply
Demand for Hooda automobiles ls so hl&h &bat manufacturers can't
•'1PDIY ~can. that'• the report from manager IOMPh SUifler ot Honda Santa Ana.
"We experienced a 25-pereent
bull.Dea powtb lD 1.9'79 but we de-
ftnltely could have aokt more can
with a 1()..,perceot lncreue lD alloca-Uona ••• Strifler laid.
Be added that b1a dealenblp has
a ~ •aW.nc list on Honda
Clvlct aDd station wafona.
Honda. Santa Alla la at IOl W.
Warner Ave. In Santa Ana.
Sala ''deftDltel7 will Increase lD
1880 at Honda Santa Alla, rlllnc pro-
portioully to severity of the 1u
criala, Strlfler laid.
Re added that Honda bu been
proven one of the bat valuea on the
market "time and Ume acaln."
Tbe privately-owned firm bu
been 11 yean ln bualneu aDd pre-
vlouly wu a Honda motorcycle
abop.
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mana1ement of one particular
truat, tbe fund'• yield jumped from
5.IZ percent In 1t'1'1 to 13.8 pereeot
ln 1'79 or an overall lU.• percent
lncreue," be aald.
''There la safety and atablllty In
oar plan.
• •Tbe lnft9tina ellent can ltl back
and col.Wt bliber )'ieldt, ltiD main·
lain aecurt~ ud at&7 ahead of ln-
Oatioa at the ea.me time,'' b9 said.
Offlcera include: ••••• a. c...... cbalrmaD ol tM board
and chief e:aeeaUH; ..._rt I. S.an, prealdeat ud cbW ftnanelal olftcer; leek A. MIWp•, ewuttve
vice pr.-..t; ....... ........
directer; Wdaee P ....... _IT.r
cblef reriewtDI apprailer -..... l' ..... lr.,CPA.
New to llarbor-Padfte la l'.dward w. Coot. wbo wlD Join ltl Invest· ment Diaftaee~cllftdoe.
w f amll:J wbo wort to make t.be eolerpriae a "hoomtn11ucceu." ' That~ I.I baaed OD livinl profeukea•, penonalbed aemce
to tbe jewelry trade and to t.be
public, backed up bJ extensive
edueaticm and aperlenee wtt.b ftne atones and tbe lalelt equipment. the apokesmanaald.
Seniees lnchade complete evalua-
tion aDd eertUlatkm ot dfarnondl
and colored '':wlewelry ap-prallal aDd tem e.tion.
All llPlftilall are done by the f~~tC~c':1~
of ~erica.
ClieaU .... ln.tted to .., and
watcb while appraiaala are made.
Tbe dl8lll lea" with appnlaala that llat atmes • cbaract.ert.atica,
meaaurementa and lnatrumenta
used to...,._ tbem.
ER .REASON
CITIZENS
SHOULD BE
DIR BANK.
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34 OUTLOOK ·ao -Supplement to CoMt LH• & Dally Pilot. nuu9day. December 77. 1979 *
Upper Newport Bay faces crucial preserve decisiona in 1980.
Decisions upcoming over Newport Bay Preserve
BJ IOANJm a.BDIOUl8 .. ..., ........
The year 19 Jll'Qllalw to be one
of crud.al decWOm (OI' tbe Upper
Newport Bq P.mloekal Prwrve. Tile n..._aen state-owned pre·
serve laal been tbe foem ol a tbree-
year st.Ddy and plan11tn1 . effort aimed at solrial tlae dltaUon
~tWlaaradUDJcbc*iqtbe 1Jwldamad. The eulmlnaUoa of tJa.at p&.-nLna
pne.. bf a maltl-Jvlldlctlooal a1 .. ey bowa u ~ Newport·
lnlae WMta Mma=-~eney omrA> .... ~nton of tM ,...... ., tbl ... aaldala
wbo are nqulnll fe law to approve
lt.
Meanwhile, Flab and Game of.
ficlall remained resolute in their re-
fual to dredae the bay ol tbe mud
tbat'• alne4J acamulatecl.
Tbe ~·· pMitica ii that lt would be a wute of money to
dred1• the baJ·killilll lilt aioce
mon will Jmt come lDto tM baJ .. Iona M tMlw aN DO lldequte a1h
controll lmUtuted bJ aprtream
dtla.
However, Plsh Ind Game Isn't l1-
nortq tM pnaene.
CowtaUdila == to besin CID a IDd tnfJ around tbe .'::'!... ol tbe nd the vil-
ttor cemt8' on Shellmakw laland.
Sbellmebr 11 tbe 10Ut1mwBo1t ol
the Upper BQ'1 three ht "'
NEWPORT .•.
· _frompage7
1JIO because of a series of ballot
propc..,klaa tblll will be presented
to -.... ..._ Afrtl'a municipal
election.
ALONG WITB the initiatives,
Newpart'1 ··-rectstered .ot.era wtn be eleetiq tbree eound.l mem-
bers. Two present members, Mayor
Ryekon Md ba8·Ume Councilman
Doll Mcl..+s, 181 they're not nm·
nln1 for re.-ect.loo. OD1y Coun· cllman Ray WIJllaml appears t.o be
affktna motlaer fow·Jffl' term.
Tbree ballot meHures were
authored bJ tbe eomtdl. One la
meant to briq the city charter into
COllformity wilb state la• rea•nilnl
nDd•CJ.....,....._taforvoten.
AnotlMT woald llmlt" the pay
raiaa liven council members an·
nuallJ bJ tbe ~. At present
tbelr ~ .. ap bJ u mvdl u the annual nae la the Connmer Price
Index (CP!). BiOt DOW, tbe mayor ~..,a IDOldh and COUDdl mem· aetu.> .
•• APPaovao. U.e charter amendmmt would bald thole ralael
to 5 percent or leu. ·
eoa.aJ memben also lane a pro-
posal tbM woaJd .... -e1eetJoDI from A&lriJ fll e•a I m ...... year1 to Notw:abar ol odd .. amber yean
•bea lcbool &Dd •pedal dlltrtet eleetiam .. Mid.
Tllat ......... ~ in
!art bJ one apouored b~ Uat
Newpolt llarbal-Ana <>amber ol Commerce ..._. would move the
dt)" elettlcm to Not'ember of even-...._... ,_. wbm .-en1 elec· uom ... .w.
Unfit.
Heritage Bank
plans expansion
to southern OC
Berttqe Bank, with oftlcet In
Anabtllm ad Santa Alla, wUl add
ftH MWaalcel before 1181, spread·
lDI lta Wluwee to Oranp CoantJ'•
IOutbern COllUIUlnltlfJI.
A plmMd merser wltb lnlM Na· ta.al .._ effective Dee. as wW
give s.ttqe two aew Jocatiom in
Irvine and one ID Newport Beach.
ID ~ to tta me11er acqulsl·
Uou, Berltqe wUl open Gftlcee ID eo.ta Ilea and Allabelm before tbe
endolla
Herllqe'1 srowt.b la au.ted bJ
lt1 IUJ'l9 ID aueta from tc7 mlWoD
at the end of lt11 to "5 m1llloo cur-
rently aald preskkmt Robert Hoyt.
who &i.O ii mayor of Oranae.
With tbe aequtattac. of JntDe Na·
Uoaal Bank, Rerttqe'1 uaeta will
reach tm mllUoa and ltl eapttal
will double to '1 mllUon.
BecauM of state pldelines re1-
ula~mmeretal Joana to a
of a bank'• capjtal bold-
• Berttap'1 capttal lnenuel lift the but ll"HW loudnl
capadt.J.
Faithful owners cause rise
in POrsche parts bUsiness
a .. .,, taftatloa ratee e .... med-
Ponebe owawn to keep tWr can
ratber tba to bQJ new ones.
And that'• eausiu a boom in
parll lalel at BW Vu Pot ......
Audi, lalel manapr LarrJ Moon
Hld.
la Mdltloa to part.I 1ales, new car
1ale9 alto meant proftU la mt for
tbe Ganim Grcmt dealenblp.
.... Ud • .,_,., IOOd ~ Jal" ID tm, but w eoald ban IOld 10 I*'-.
cent man can If we were aDocated
more by the manufacturer," lloon
Hid.
Bill Van Poncbe-Audl II at UGl
Harbor Blvd. in Garden Grove.
"We aerve a wealtb.J client wltb
an expensi.e car, to our m~
tactJcs Involve limited allocaUona,'
be aald.
The best-1elllq Poncbe model In
19'11 WU tbe t:M, and tbe 5000 WM
the best-telll.q Al.Mll, Koon eoo-
cludecl.
MacArthur Medical Center utilizes
modern and traditional techniques
Tbreatment met.bod• at Mac-
Arthur Medical Center in 1n1De tn-letrate botb tndltaoaal ud modem
medical fechnlquee.
··peop1e all Knl9I th eocmtr)
are .,..,~ to realbe tM7 ean
and mult e reapoulbWtJ for
their own bealth and well bebaa.''
Hid Dr. Qaarlea Bartell, II.I> .•
chief ol staff at tbe eeater.
In addition to ltandard medical
and peycholoclcal aemce., llac·
Artbur lledtcal Center often
biofeedback, bJpaotberap7,
acupunctun, eurd.H ud aa&rttiao
couaHHn1, and medltatloa.
SerTlcea are avallable to lD·
divtduala and to corporaUou.
II ae Arthur Medical eeat.', al
18201 SQ Park Circle, weleame9 tn.-
quirlea.
Mercedes adds
fuel economy to
performance
BeUer fuel economy and better
performance -two Items that
seldom ,., totetber ln th.la enero·
conscloul ace -are main features
ol the lB Mercedes-Bena mode1a
now on uJe at Jlm Slemona Import.a.
Tbe new modda from one ol the
world'• oldelt automobile maaufac· turers have a projected fleet fuel
economy averqe ol ZS.I mllel per
Sal.km. lt.S percent better tMA re-
quired bJ t.be .,nnammt, and 11
percent better tkaa the llTI
averace, a spohsmu 1akl
DelpUe DO reduction In she, most
or tbe can have marted.11 lm·
proTed perf01 mance. ne 1nc:reue m bor ... • =_..,._ .. o1 tbe
d!eHl moddl ruan T to t
perceat.
Jlm Slemona Import.a la Ill 1301
Quall &l. ill Newpon Beach.
'' Attbaqp our new models doa 't
look dHfeaM cm tbe oataide. '' tbe ..,..... Aid. "tbetr tedmlcal
lmpronmeata ban made u.em
evea beUer for Nortb American
drl't'lq eandltlma •••
Be U.O IJ"fkated Nortb American
Kereedla puampr car uSel for
l9Tt nceed 51,000.-
Herttaea opened ID A~ 1975 ID • ..,,...v ... WdDd lb CWl&il
'1 ,000-equan-foot corporate bead-
ci uarten at 711 N . SucUd St.,
An1Mm.
Earle Ike serves repeat community customers
-'-= -=~:.i~ arewelrclaw.
:Pleasant surroundings.
l!rofes•nal people.
Woulclri't you ~ rather buy
your Porsche or· AUCll fmm us?
In Toyota and Volw autoL
8elal rwp•1n to tM Medi ol
eommualtJ cm&omen U. ..... tbl'
krJ to ta. ftnn'a mccem, lb aid.
Home values rise faster
than ever before in U.S.
Home values rise fut.er today lD
the United States than they-" tn more than 10 1eara. recently-
relealed 1ovemment statistics re·
port.
Tbat meam at least two th1np:
-The flrat-tlme home-buyer
should purchase quietly before
prices 10 up even more.
-Current homeowners are
becom.Jni more and more wealthy u their equity masb.roo1111.
U the buJer la a US Veteran, be may be able to purcbue a house
valued up to sioo.ooo with no down
payment undel' tbe 1overnmeatall7·
cuaranteect bomeloan procnm.
For additioDal lnfonnaUon OD ob-ta.lntftl Certiftcatel ol l:lilf bWty or
on VA boullq, ~ to a Veteran
Houatna CocmHJor at World Jt.al
Estate, 55&-1717.
Home prices will double acain
wit.bin tM next four to five years, a
World Real Estate spokesman aa.Jd.
Buy now. Lock ta tboM moaWy
mort1ace payment.a. Renters can't
do that wlth their rental pafmentl.
-
-
Rlclc Buye,.
Head of World Real Eltate.
Construction Co.
· · ~lalizes in
polyurethane
P•i,aNtbaae prod11tt1 •re
CoutnadklDA.lds' bUllnesl.
"W• -~ ID aueh Dl'Odueta
u apeld bamJ19 ad Da-<flo Doti,
but .. allo ~ Into otber ........ thll rap6dly apandlnc new... w•
Syd Camine, president ot c.onstruc·
UOD Aldl.
Wida offlcea at U05·D Sa1t
WakebalD Ave., In Santa Aaa, S)'d
and Phil Carnine market
• throQbout the Unlted Stat.el. The-: company allo handles •ucb
cuatom won u floor mat.a and
custom rollenbte wheels.
"We make procludl suitable to bt
poured into polyurethane,·· Carnl.M
aald.
.: Quail P/flce· Properties sees trend to conversions
Don .. rman
Prealdent of Quotl Plact
Pr~a,(ric.
Foll;owlnc a D8W real estate ln·
vettmeat trend toward apartment
convenlon s-roJeeta. a Newport
Beacb ft.rm -..eta • IOO-peftent lncreue bl lueb projeda lD ueo. ··we ~ tlM dollar volUOM ot
CO!lY ..... ~. ~·~-~ Jeeta to more Ula tatp&e lD ,... ...
said Doa Berman, presldtint ,,,..
Quall Place Propertlee. Inc.
However. be also predlet.d a bell~ .ID laveeton toward tak·
ID• oul .,_ lD the llnt qua.rt« ., ...
''BYDJTlllNG I 've aeen ID prop. •'11 ... ieattnc la alJlled towafd
1rowtb lD tM ~ quarter o1
IJIO," ~aald.
He adcJed U.at lacreaffd em· pbull cm Nat ...._ Inv....,.. la'
expected overall ID 1'IO aa ioftlton strive to overcoaM IDllatioe.
''People wHhdut real ..W. In·
vestment.a are bun b1 bdlatioa, wbl&. people wbo own their own
homes can keep up with It.
"AND ADDl'llONAL laftlltmeatl
Call lvtllineaD pl'Gftt.a.'' bt Hid.
Qui) Place ~ .. at 1400
Quail St. ID Newpon Beadl.
Tbe firm featulw MftD bmlMn
•m••1-an:
-Q9l8 ftaee Pr•rUM be.
-~ Pbe. ~---c.r..
Taldng pride m floor ~and toaUpaptt aampie• from the new
home bnprooemnt centet are em~a at ABC Lumba.
Large, small businesses receive
direct relations at KJ Productions
KS PrAdile.UOAJ la a JOPC. NewPort "11baa·Wed eomp--. daat ... a'Nled • brand .... COD-
eept ID eltat relatiom for UM bull·
Diii~.
It ... larlt and •mall bull·
MIMI a direct, penonal, umanaJ way to m1hrt.tJn contact with aiat-
tn1 cllenta or to establiab contact
wttb new market.I, a 1poblpenGD
Rid.
Each client-relatbll J>l'Oll'UD II lndlYidualb' tailored to Siie uture ol
the ml :t number ancl ..... ot ellentele, l'e8IOGI tor COl11d. Tb1I procram worb aJoee OI' wttb
the plelmt advert11tn1 and martet.-
tn1 approach, at a tradkm of U-.
COltl.
K.J ProdUdiom'bu a product ap..
plleable to every kind ol bi'llN11,
and tta cleata CIO\'e the 1pectnam,
from a&dO dealenhlpl to doUlln,
ltoret and banb, be lald.
left ...... 1u1a· ..... la ecl-yt~-=-ell& w,.: the~ am for teen,..,..
Mr. St.e• 1•aa • tbe owner ol a
• ...... ~ Beada lldnrtil·
tq ·~ KJ Proc1aedaal 11 hll ftnt vtmture.
Katblem Talpu worked In Parla
France u an Interpreter ud tran1lator for maJor rreacb
publlaldq boald'"and ft1m .....
Upon ber nturD to tbe Ullted
,....,llleltlrWWown= '"'*'-ad tllllileq1M0tl7 ......_ into partnenldp wWa Mr. St...-
tn JU ProdGctiaal.
San Ill. Talpu: .. 0r_,.eo-.
tJ II tbe molt adtiq plael la tbe world to be clalq txlllna•. a·1 a
cla11J, srowtnr_ eommunlt; tUt
bu beat OYa W lm1nel1 nllpdft to oar product.''
'
Executive Row Inc. of Newport
plans full-servlGe 1980 expansion
leavta1 fewa e~a1e1 -and
man1 ol tbme ....,._~I
tbe ntra IDOM'J • rema~M laid.
ABC'• new deslp center ladude9 cenmle tiles, carpet, wallpaper,
cabl.Detl and comter top matertall.
Tbe ftrm 11 at HO E . 11th St. in
Coltalleu.
Water distrid opens well
~,,. .
ChwokT...._
Superintendent at Mesa.
Contoltdated Wattw Di.ind.
Tlae Meea Couolldated Water Dlltrtd ftntsW 111'1 wttla a new name, .. _..well aDd a lat of new ............ n. ~ wlakb ....... ec.ta
Meaa 9Dd _.. a4;J..-anu. da"!::. •name .. I~ from
... ..... eo.Q ·-Dia-. trlct to U.. .... Couolldated
Water Dllb1d. ftea. la October. tM 4l9triet
opeaed lta tout.la :G t1a• llOl1Mn DGi-ef.. ol • ............... ....
ilepmll111 • _.. eqir JIM im-ported.._.
T•• ••• well, located off f'alnlew ........... Saa
Dteco rn.w.aJ ud Sallower A•ew, WU aa•ed ........,..,_
• Well 1* rnM M .. tlte ....S ef IM'
dlatriet'• ..... local.cl -land' owlMdlilr U. Seeaalbom f...U,. ..... dlllrid. .. _. • llpUJ eoul4..., ..... ,.... ... _ .. ,... -·
• OUTLOOK 'IO -Supptenwnt toa.llit Llf9 & 0.111 _!'llot, Thur8CMy, o.c.mber 27. 1971
California rec~ves largest shlff
in money in more than9~ fears
Calilonda '• econom1 and real
eatate market 11 receiviD1 the Iarcat lbJfl LD money LD more than
30 yean due to Lncnued empbula
on lnveltmenta.
"Tbe reuon for lt all I.a tM tnaat
deed ~. an exploekm wblcb will carry an lmpaet far sreater
than Calllornia'• lo&den era of buy-
ina and aelllnl land," Hid '* 0 , Bf.italdo, cbairmao ol tho board ol
American Home MortcaP Corp.
American Home Mort,aae I.a at
230 Newport Center Drive, Dellen
Pla11 Salte 200, Newport Beach.
"We're comldered a leader ln
8outbern Calltorn1a'1 m~
real eltate fteld with empbuia ma
all ty~1 of tru1t deed lnvt1t· mente, ' Rinaldo aald.
He added, "'11le arowth of tnalt
deedl in 1171 bu been the sreatest
ln the Industry '• hi1tory."
More than ttl mUliOP invested ln
tru1t deed• tbrou1h American
Home la um la nllffted to ln·
creue to tao &o t:26 mUllon ln ueo Rinaldo Nld.
Virginia a.etc
Prelldenl, Newport Harbor·
Coata Meaa Board of
Realtors.
Wemansets
for second
. term in '80
Leadin1 the Newport Harbor·
eo.ta Mela Board ol ltealton Ullo
Uae i-. wtll be VlrllD1a Cleek.
II Oeek la ta.. ftnt person 1n man tblm ao ,..,. &o MrVt t v.-o
eou.eatlve tenm • tM boerd. and
1be'1 tM ftnt woma to bold that ........ ...,... .. Id.
The boerd ta llO Teart olrf. she add tel.
Other oftleen on the boa rd in
elude: Bnace Banamlan. Jcihn
Boyd, ffolmea Tqlor, lulie Sturde
vant, °"1 l>Ulow met Hal Pinctun
Aleo, Geora• WlWamaon ls th<· fint ~mu em=ed h} 11 reaJ --. board. tbe es~r !>'>n
eon cl~
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caters to professionals and updates skills
Jolln Q. Rlnaldo
Chafrmcut o/ the board,
AmeriomtHMM Mortgage.
Airport lnduatrial Complex f« two
v•anudten'•protaalOnall.
. "Ninety percent of our ~
.,. people no "°"' bere la UM eomples,1' llairod 1 .. d.
Book 1alea an ltoGIMt ln tbt
computer acleAce flela. follow.cl
cloleb' by electrical en11neertn1. be aald. ·
Eatenalve HleeUoa1 alao a,.
available in cout.ruoUoa, ~-
lure, snpbics, real estate, inH·:.t ment, eeeoemttnc. martettna and adnr1illlll boob .
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What i~ World Real Estate?
''VETS HELPING VETS''
Find or Sell Homes
Assets
quadruple
in Laguna
La1una Federal Savln11 and
Loan A.uodaUon, one of the ftnt federally-chartered usoclatlona ln
Oran1e County, enten tbe new de-
cade wit)l optlml1m and en·
thualasm. Its aueta have almost qudrupled
durlnl the ten yean of remarkable
arowth and expanaloo, • apobtman
said.
In 19'10, tbe A.nociaUon bad three
offices: La1una Beach, Sao
Clemente and Lasuna Nlluel.
There are Dille now, Wltll tbe ad·
ditlon1 ln L•f:.:~lll•, Lake Eblnore, Olive/ e, Glen Avon.
Balboa and Belmont re.
A tenth la aebeduled to open in
1980 in llurrteta, tbe spokesman
sald.
Lorna Miiis, president
Laguna Fedmll Sovingt
Auto leasing advantageous in
current economic situation
Busineumen leulq autoe mae
more ..,. than ever.
"I've been 15 Jean lD auto bUD· neu and, Sina today'• economy,
tbe advantaaes ol leuln& far out·
welsh thole of purcbaalq," 1ald
Frank Romano. president ol Land·
Se•·Alr LeutQI.
Tb• firm leuet "any kind of
tranapol'Wlon en land, aea or air,"
at 1100 DoTe St. in Newport
Beach.
Althoueb the ftrm le... may
exotic nhlclea, moat bualaff•
comes from 1uppl1in1 Or::~: 'County business and lDdlTl
wtda almo8t all mak• ol ....
from To1otu to Rolla Ro1ca,
Romano concluded.
ess.
The physicians and licensed profesSK>nals at MacArthur Medical
Center define "wehness" as not lust the abseneeof illness, but a state of
complete phy&ical. mental. and soclaJ wel~belng.
Our i)tegrated treatment services are designed to helP you ach.,-"°'-~
that state of true wellness. The medicine we practlQe is called
"lnteorative Medicine.'' which treats the whole person, not J1,i1t the
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General Telephone spends
$3.8 biWon Jrnproving
Geaeral Telepbolle of CalitGrnla
will 1pmd a record SS.I bWklD dw·
In• the next flTe yean expandln1
and =-ltl services wttb a 1ubl~ of the tundl so-
ln• to Or-.. County. Tbil n...,. represen1I about 11
bllllOa man than tbe atilltn of· ftclall ortc:lna1l1 l>lanDed to spmd
between DOW UCl 118', ad fl.1
tllDlon more t!aaD General apeat oa
D1W equipment durinC the put JG 1un. Stan Botelho, Oranie cllvtalon
mana1er, Mid that tbe atillty de-
di c ate1 lt1elf to meeuna
Southern Callfornia'a arowtb de·
manda. "We are experlencin1 coatiDUOUI srowtb. wtaich tm't llU1J to a1ow down, and we aped to add about
1.J mWioa teles*NI bJ UM. ''Tbla ftpr.e about II ,.._.at
1atu dartDa ... ftnt 50,..,. of-
COmPllQJ b1.ator7, '' Botelbo ..... One of tbe ftnt eeniee l.mprove-ment proJeeta. which wu l&arttd la
tbe lat quarter of 1171, lnftl._ a
joint tui loree of ~-tra!Md
tecbDielau from O•••ral aad Paclfte~eorz:me.. Bot t" f.!l!ll flf ...-mrce
....... Ja .. , me -... tnmai ibid ·co ... tbe ow•loedl wbld9
DOW abt 9*WeeD 0.....,. Coam.J
and Las~ uclLlq•.
Otber 1Dcal bqro,•m•tl wUI ID-
clude tbe coevenion of 2'7.• llDel to computerised electronic
1wUcbla1 la WHtmlaater la
mtd-119, COIUnl morie tb8B •• mWlon.
Center helps
alcoholics.
and families
Statlltica pt.bend from .,.nineu
and ladmb7 lbow one oat of eftf1 14 Or~• CowatJ employees la
alcoholic.
TnAeaJly, tbll alcoboUc la male,
maftled aDd UaU ~ Oftea, lt'1 tifflcalt for tbe
aleobolk to 8dmtl daat 1M or lhe bu
a dl'tnkiq ~-AJMI even tbole._-nq admit It lm6lt. "I'm DOt burt· tq...,... bat mJMll .••
"Bat tbil7 .. burttDI odMn,"
1ald Walt CO., dlredGI' of aJeobol
Hnice1 at tbe AdYe ~
:•• ~~ burt are thole ...-~ ID09t -familJ mem· ..... .. . u.:n.
ff•IPal llmtiDI families -well u alcaldla, tM Ml•wed Bealtb cater II ll mo N. Bn.t.I St. ··we ... w.. Ilk• t1111 happen
all tbe dme at tie MYaMld Bealtb
C.ater, md .. bow tbat. wbeD we
succeed in latenenlal uc1 cettilll tM aleabono to _, c1ltllklnl. we
bnea't ... ...,.... j9t one l1fe but
four or ft.we or !J!ll more lives.
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1919
IH~baat.
Lmtia.and W~ bad Mn dd1DI tbelr -btW home trom a •la'Ual ~ 1ton ud
1potted lbe ba, oo Yorbbire
Lue.
1'beJ ~ U. e&DTU bq
WU a wom&D'I pane at ftnt. L...u,uldtodq.
• 'WbeD we aaw all tbat
JDGM1,'' WonM....-reported.
.... !'::f:c, about Ueptq tt. but.. totmd tbe .......
Paelfteat)' Bank ud ntura tt. ••
L.U. edded, "I klDd ol lmow
·bow lt ii to lale eometblll1 You •1••1• wlab. the penoa wbo ftD4a it would returu it .••
"Later," 1aid Lu1ti1 .....
found outlt .... all the IDOIMl1 a.
meotabadf« bta baalnea1. ••
Clemmta, D, wbo dropped bJ
Jobn'a bome at 1tol2 llUtcm
Lane ... ..,,,,,,.,.. Beach. lats la tbe du pr 11tatac1• uefa ol lbe
boJawidl•uaNWard. • ...,._,. .. Na! bonelt ~ be aald., "llDd that'I IOID
that ta ran nowadaJI.
''Tbil la tbe belt pneeat I 10t for Cbrtatmu bJ a loat ahot. ••
The two JOUDI pall report
( .. llONBY, Pap Al)
More Contradictions From Iran
jMesan
\Denies
laying
Co1ta Mesa car salesman
erry Gene Willa baa pleaded in·
eat in the shootine death of
f-clul)' c.c.ta Mesa police of·
cer Mark Stephen Peunti,
'Ued Saturday in a Fountain
alley apartment.
Wills, 3', 1300 Adams Ave., is
bedWed for preliminary bear·
g on murder charges Jan. 9 in
est Oranae County Municipal
Willa la charged with killing
lleAlllU, Zl, and woundlnl Joelle
. Sennewald, 22, in the
~man'a apartment at 10355
terAve.
tlllla Sennewald. sbot once tn
17 e cbelt, la reported in stable
ondJUon at Fountain Valley
~mmunity Ho8pital. Willa, arratened Wednad.ay in
the-Weat County court, ls in
Orange Colalty JaU with balJ set
~t $250,000. A hearing is
1cbeduled Friday for possible u redactloo.
' .
Fount.ala Valley detectins
ld PaanU was shot three -m the chest and that Willa
boldln1 the alleged murder
eapon, a two-inch, .38 caliber
volver, when they arrived at
death scene shortly after 4
• Saturday.
lnveatlgators assert that
aanti and Willa h•d been
arrellng over Mias Sennewald
r weeks prior to the shooting.
Police claim Wills climbed up
e side of the apartment com.
ex in which Miss Sennewald
ed with a girlfriend on the
ontlnC of the shooting.
He alleeedly reached a
cond·fioor balcony and en·
red the apartment through an
locked sliding glaaa door.
'KEY'
Tfllllcer oa B .. tlagtea Pier'!
Looks like it. doesn't lt? But it's Just an optical Wuslon
created by photographer who found th1I angle and used a
300 mm lens. Actually. the tanker is a good diatance south
of the HunUngton Beach Pier. It waa anchored olf tbt"
Huntington Beach Ediaon plant Wednesday, piping oil
ashore.
HBYouth
Denies Guilt
In Murder
Ftimes of Tanker
<:ause Alarm in BB
Hostages Due
Fowl Dinner
From Krwtt's
A 19·year-old Huntln1ton
Beach youth today pleaded inno-
cent to charles be murdered hia
roommate durtn1 a ar1ument
over lbelr livin& arrangemeota.
Jesse Joe Gonzales, formerly
of 9651 Sailfiab Drive, entered
bis plea durtna a morninl ap-
pearance before Orange County
Superior Court Judge Robert
Rickles.
Huntington Beach police aJ.
lege that Gonzales on Nov. 15
shot Richard Lee Sutt.on, 27,
with a 12·1au1e 1hot1un .
Gonzale9 telephoned police after
the sbootin1 and waited on the
curb in front of the bouae until
officers an1ved.
He ts in cuatody in Onqe
County Jail in lieu ol $250,000.
Fire Said Arson
OAKLAND (AP) -Anon wu
the cause of a $750,000 fire
earlier tb1a month on ·~~ Rapid Tranalt car, ac to
the dtatrtct'a dlreetor of maln-
teoance and •ameertnl·
HunUneton BHch firemen
stood 1uard for two boura
Wednesday over a tanker tnack
containing a bl&hly toxic
chemical that belched fumes in·
to the air and at one point poeed
the threat of an uplOllon. .
Captain Rocer Hosmer aaid
firefiahten. weutn1 breathin&
aear, sprayed cool water oa the
St.evenon Brothen truck unW
the bubbling chemical hardened
into a aolld form at about 1 p.m.
Evacuation waa not
oeceaary, be aald.
The tankef' bad been driven to
• Huntin8too Beach lnduat.rlai
area at 18082 Got.bard St. follow·
ln1 a train derailment in La
11 l r ada, where the liquid
chemical wu apllled.
Cleanup crews, authorities
aald, vacuumed up 2,000 pllooa
of the volatile mixture and
hauled the load back to Hunt·
tnston Beach for overnlsbt
st.ora1e. .
Pireflabten were called wbm the cbemicall 1»ddealy beellme
bot and POWed ..... ..una
tbe truck's--ecmtalner. A uu1l
but 1tead;y jet ~ npor wu ,..
leased into the air, Hosmer aaid.
The cbemicah, toluene and
d1iaocyanate, are clualfied u
poisons th8t can cause aertou.s
lung damage if breathed, be
said.
The cool 'ftater. Hoemer ex-
pl•ined, uused the mixture to
tum into a harmless block of
polyurethane inside tbe truck.
The truck, be said, was moved
to a remote Industrial spot
wbere the polyurethane will be
chipped Crom the truclr'1 COO·
talner.
Concert Aftermath
CINCINNATI CAP) -Two or-
dlnances deaiped to en.aure
crowd aafety at large aathertnp
in ctnd.nnati were before City
Council today, with approval H·
peeled by Mayor J . Kenneth
Blackwell. The onlinanca ""' lnaplred by tbe deatba of 11
penoaa at a Dec. I stampede at
RiHrfnlat CollMaDJ belon an
appearanee b)' tbe British rock
ll'CJUl) Tbe Who.
Knott'• Berry Farm is seodJ.nc
SO cbictea dinnen to the U S.
Embauy bostal• an Tehran to-
d•y u a traditional Amencan
meal ro .. the bollday1.
Kitchen employees at tbe
Buena Part amusement park
worked •round tbe clock
Wednesday to prepatt and quick·
freeze the dinnen to lend to the
hosta1es.
Santa Ana attorney Bill Sbef.
field 1aid that it the chicken set.a
throup the lilM of tiabt antl·
American aecunty at the em·
baaay. bi.I next project m., be
"aendina a bq of Bil Iba to the hostages.•·
Knott'• spokeswoman Joanna
)( at.os said the part donated
about S300 worth of the fried
chicken dinn.en after beinc ~
proached by Sheffield'• croup ol
Oraoce County resldeota, who
wanted the bmtasa to have a
traditional American meal for
the bolidaJI, u most Americana
did on Cbrlatmaa.
.... Mama said Duleb a1rtiDe
KLM will OJ mon than 50 ell tbe
dlDnen to TebraD later todaJ.
Tbe alrUne wW rebut the food
at ltl fadliU. ta Iraa. tblD -9
it to the besiead U.S. Em._.,.
Slt.efflelcl. wllo de.taed tile
project wttJI • ,,..., "' • .. torne79.~ ad otbel'frtmdl, sald tbe dbmm'9 ••wlll be a ,ul
from allcllSou*W..Callfaraia."
Thi ...... wblda aarmall1 ae1l for SUI ucb, ban tine _.. ol ddcbD, pat..,.. IDd •r••11 rluabarb, roll• aad
borMDIMITJ' Jam, pea. eama
and a alee~~ p.,
......... Mid.
Some See
Hostage
Oemency
TEHRAN, Iran <AP) -Three
Amerlc•n clergymen today
ureed compromiae in the U.S.-
1 noi•n cr11is •nd a French
arcbblahop said he expected
'"clemency" for the American
bostaaes even aa Ayotoll•b
R ubollab Kbomein.l raiaed the
posaibillty of war. The mystery
over the number of upUves al.lo
dee~bile, fresh evidence
emeried today that 10me rulinC
IUvoludaaary Council officials
are push1nl for the Imminent re.
lease ol eome U.S. bMtaaes, pro-
vokinc more &nl"Y coatndlc· tiom from tbe atudeau occupy·
inl tbe U.S. embusy.
A f'orelsn Mtnlatry
a])Obanaa told 11'e AMOdatecl
Pl'eN fll -aftldal "IU&ftlltkm" that u.r. bostqes of llextean,
IAdiall a.I PortuaueM descent
be released Tbe student
spokesman would not confirm or _
deny it.
At tbe aame time, a J•panese
newa9aper quoted a eoancll
membll' • ..,_, ll'u apeea
to Nlr•r tbr ......... after an international tribunal in-
YestipSs tbe crimes tbe Unit·
ed St.a. allqedJy committed in
Iran over tbe pa.st JO yean.
Tbe Ren. WUllam Sloane Cof-
fin. Tbomu Gumbleton and
William Howarcl flew home to-
d8y at the end ol • t.bree-day
Cbrhtmas mission with
meuaeea from a number of the
upti ves to tbeir ramilles and •
plea for conclll•tion by both
aides in the 54-day standofr.
.. U one side eets a little more
toueh. it team to make the other
aide a little more toulth," Coffin
told reporten before leavine
Tebrao. "lf one aide decidea to
be a little more 1racloua, the
otber a1de bu tbe freedom to be
a little more iracious."
Tbe clervmen. wbo conduct·
ed emotional Cbrlatmu Day
services for tbe capt.iYet at the
occupied U.S. Embaaay in
Tehran. left for New York where
they '"" scheduled to arrive at about S p.m. PST.
Du.rtni tbe Pa.rU stopover, the
arcbbllbop ol AJcien, wbo a ·
slated at the Chriatmu services
in Tebna with tbe Americana,
said be found lraD1an autborities
and pubtie oplNon •'favorable to
an ad ol demene7." TbouCb be MJd ... had not re-
cel•ecl 8Q1 uaaet PromiMa."
Cardinal Etieone Dunl told,...
(See mAN, .... A.I)
Coast
'Sick' in KC
._,P9CTekaN .. P..a
BANGKOK. fttllW (AP) -Tbe ~ Cambodla ..,.,.
eram• conftrmed ~ that Pol Pot baa mpped don u pre-
mier. Sounea Aid be wW lseclDCM cbalnnan ot a alllltarJ l1'0UP
b'ylD1 to drtw Vl-.m ... rwa. from tbe eoaatry.
Vietnamese troopa m•lded Cambodia a year aeo and
replaced tbe Pol Pot So~ wlUa one beaded by Bent
Samrtn. Pol Pot 1oyalllta Uft hem ftpttn1 a iuerftlla war
•!nee.
Fwmer f'leddeat ltb19u Sampban ii the new premier ol the
outed pernmmt.
The IOW'ee:I aald Pol Pot will bead a "Supreme Committee
of the National Armies ol Democratlc Kampuchea (Cam·
bodia)."
IJ.S.. Crime laere .. a ..,.
WASHINGTON (AP) -'l'be number of aerioua crimea re-
ported in the United States durtnc the flnt nine mODtha of tb1a
year lnc:re8led by 9 percent over the aame period a ye.ar qo,
the FBI aaid today.
In lln8, the crime rate increased by 2 percent over the ltTl
lnel. : DuriDI tbe ftnt n1De months ol um, the number ol vtolmt
crlmea reported to law enforcement a1encle1 lncreued by I
percent. AmoQi the violent crimea, robberies roH by lJ per-
ffllt, fordble rape by 9 percent, auravated .... ult by I percent ud murder by a percent.
.Wtlte Sft B•••• Tell
SACRAMENTO <AP) -1be Chriatmu weekend b!PwAJ
death toll of 88 aet a Cal1lorn1a record for that bollday, the state
Highway Patrol aatd today.
The previous bigb ·number wu 70 deaths for a 3'i4-day boUday
in 1910. This year's holiday, lutine from 8 p.m. Friday to mldniaht
Tuesday, was4'1• daya.
The previous record for a4'4-dayChrlstmu weekend wu39ln
1.975. Lastyear'afigure, for a3'4-daybolidayweekend, wu41.
N. Bollflte .. d M•• Soa9•a
NORTII HOLLYWOOD <AP> -Police were seeking a 40-
year·old North Hollywood man today oo charges of posaess111g
explosives, silencers and a sawed-off shoteun
Police uncovered a substantial quantity of rutroglycerio at
the house of Thomu Everett Graham with a warrant to arrest
him oo charges of child molestatioo.
18 Homes Seen
'Pacifica' Buyers
Plan Construction
Bf RAYMOND ESTRADA la. Of•o.11,~ ........
Three Newport Beach busi·
neaamen who bought lbe 20.9-
acre estate of former president
Richard Nixon plan to construct
16 homes around the former
w,stem White House in San
Clemente.
But accordin& to plana tlled
with the San Clemente Plannlq
Department, Nixon's La Cua
Pacifica will remain intact ex-
cept for alleht modlflcaUooa to a
nearby three-bole eoll coune.
Donald M. Koll, a general COD·
tracting and real estate firm
president, Gavin Herbert, an Al-
l er 1 an pbarmaceutlcala ex·
ecutive, and Georee Ar1yro., an
Oran1e Coast developer. boue}lt
the Nixon property earlier t.bll
year for an undiscbed sum.
Nixoo and bis wile Pat plan to
move to the Eaat Coaat lo
February. 'Ibey boqbt tbe San
Clemente eatate ln 19D.
Koll, Herbert and Ar1yro1,
who fanned a firm called Cotton
Point Aaaoclatel, bired LaluDa
Beach planner Woodward Dike
to draw up tbe tentative tnct
maps for tbe project.
Dike aa1d today t.be pla.nl call
for a series ol lat• (a water
1y1tem ooveri.DC l"' acres), es·
panaive turf areu and tree
DAILY PILOT
......
M>J!IDC .. CU> -OGM _... a'8 • 10 u ..... to ... ,. ...... "*1 amid ...
•• ,. 0 • rnon.4 lon.t .wan ..... .,.. .... ... emti_llilr u.a. .. ..., -......... ,.,. .... _...
Gil ~ su .... allo , ........
P ... to9UO ouna. ,
Th doll.-WU lowr ab.lat
•¥~· ... m ••
fro pre·la0Uda1 prte.. la
Surope, followtq tb1 \QtUl't •W'I• llO u. -baiTW .. New Yen ca Wtdll•daJ. IDl_..,J.....,W~aa
record en .•. mcmid ao a ....
ord lb1al.. al ..._ t5 ud lats'
cao.ed al iU1. ftb eompand to
"85.50 at tbe cao.. Mooday.
Zuricb, Europe'• bl11eat buWoa mart. al.lo aaw tbe price
1tart at $507.50 and mo•• to SSll
by mid-day. up from .. Tl Fri·
day, tbe tut tl'8dlq MllllGD 1n
the Swta ftnucial ceoc.r befon
a Iona Chrtatmu boUday.
In Parts, wbe~ pricea are ID·
flated by a 4 percent 1overn-
ment tu. bullioo hit a record
$$33.13 an ounce at the afternoon
ftxin1.
Al &Old roee ID Europe, the
dollar decll.ned 1n thin tradins.
with many bul1neuea remaininl
abut or thhmed down duriq
Cbrial!Q# week.
In Tokyo, the dollar cloeed
marytnally htaber at 239.725
yen. rom239.SSoa Wednelday.
Althou1b sold marketa la
Zurich and Loadoa were doled
Wedne9day, ID New York sold
for December delivery l"ON to
$510 an owce oo tbe Commodity
Escbanie IDc. before cloatq at $50l.i0.
Tbe cloM WU up $1J.30 from
Friday, the lut tradln& day
before the holiday break. At
Republic NaticDal Bank ol New
York, Cold cloMd at $:502.. On
Monday, bullion dealen 1n New
York told a<>ld for $488.
Tbe price ol iold la more than
double Ila $2218.375-a-troy-ounee
close ID Londoa at the end ol
1978, and nearly $400 above ill
$1.34 .SO an ounce close at the end
or 1976. The old record for gold
was $496, set during the Euro-
pean trading day Dec. 20.
"Nobody want.s to ~u. and
there's a eeneral feelln& &old'•
going bl&ber." aald one Com·
modity Exchange trader in New
York.
"We're looking for go1d in the
$600s by the end or January,"
sa1d Vinoe!nt Tese, a partner in
the commodity house of J a.mes
Sinclair & Co.
The house last December pre·
dieted gold wouid be in the
$460·$53> range by the end o(
1979.
With Iranian leader Ayatollah
Rubollab Khomeini saying the
U.S. -Iran cooflict could erupt In-
to a "military war." the "Iran
situation is coot.lnuiog to push up
the price,'• aaid one trader.
Antique Dolls
Lost in
Irvine Fire
I
.....
Recently retlr•d Army
General Am•nder N. Bala
Jr.. 55, la moviDt from tbe arena of international
military strategy and world
politics to become president
and chief operatin& officer
at United Tecbnoloalea Corp., • major military
equipment producer.
Afghanistan's
Ex-minister
Seizes Power
TEHRAN, Iran <AP> -Radio Kabul today reported a coup ID
Afpantaao, with power ae1Jed
by Babrek Karmel, a fonner
prime minister.
There wn reporta that SoYW
troope ... tnYolftd lD stnlll
fl1btla1, but accounta ••r• aketeb)t and eaaftletfq .
Tb• repotted coup came u
Soviet troo1N1 and eqaJpmeat
poured into tbe country to aid In
80V1ETS DOU8ll TROOPS
IN AFGHANISTAN-M
an offeoalve a1aiost anti-
com)Duni.st rebels by the aovern-
me6t now reportedly over-
thrown.
Karmel served under the late
President Nur Mohammed
Taraki. who died after an up-
heaval in September that ousted
him
Tbe Iranian news agency Para
said that Karmel announced be
bad ta.ken power ln a broadcast
monitored here.
Io bis message, the al'!DCY
said, Kannel promised "dem-
oc ratlc freedom• for all the manes, tbe release of all
political pri.aooen, and the crea-
tion of Joba for the ao -
employed."
The agency did not elaborate
and said it had no further In-
formation.
F,....PageAJ
MONEY •••
they'll use their rewards on a
three-day alli trip to Mammoth
Mount.aln 1n early January.
Tbe $50 represents a lot of
money to bolb. Each receives a
$20 monthly allowance.
Both UJd they are look:lnl for
part-time jobs.
"We need the money.'' said
Robert.
lllDO'lll8. ,.__ CAP) _,,..
8btlb1 COUiJ edieal ••·
• • l••r ••1• Uae cl••tl• ~Milpedi ElN ., .. .., blted ~ ..
..... eaa1e ol death • ...
al1aed bJ lb• 1ia1er•1 owa pb~ ......-. for tbe ABC N••• .. ,... ... procram aa1d
Wedaadar ~at two d•d
catUta«• ... ~ tGr ~=Gt~.~ u.. ......... Dr. '::fa.."'-" cbeo, tbe medlHI a , ID-
lereepted the teltlflcate pre-
pared by PresleJ'• pbyaidan.
Dr. Geor1e Nlcbopouloa, and
replaced lt with b.la own.
Tbe exl1teace of the
Nlcbopou.loe de.lb eertlfteate
WU sc:bedlaled to M lDclladed in
an apdliled rtp)tt CID PIWllsy'a
dalb OD f.IDllitllt 'I llellll-ol "210-ZO." (Otannel 7, 10 p.m .>
Franclaco aald Wednesday
thal the deetb eertificate aiped
by Nt.!~&::101 "wun't lhe aame but lt wu ~
Ually tbe same'' u the ooe be
aiped. 1'be certiftcate a.lped by
Nlcbopoulol made no meatklll ol
drup. the medical examiner
aald.
Frandaeo a1IO laid t.be1"e wu
ootbina unusual ID hil YoidiD&
tbe Ntcbopouloa deatb
certtlicCe and replaciq it with
b.laown.
"lt ~ wtUt aome rec·
ularity a penona1 pbysl-
clao or attea.dta1 pbyaklan
m1'9lt llCD • cleatb certifleae,
bat lf the demlh ll aecepgd -a medical a•111tner'1 c.... tbe
medical uamloer alp.a tt,"
P'randaeoukl. .. It w a mecfk'al aamfner'1
cue from the beliantn1, but tbe
autopsy WU not performed tm-
der the medical examiner's
law.•• laid Fnncl.aeo, wbo bas
refused to re.lease t.be autopsy
report.
Presley waa found ua-
conscioul oa a bathroom floor at
hi.I Grattland maoaioo Aq. 18,
1977 He wu dead OD arrtvaJ at
8 aptist Hosp1 taJ. and an aatops y
was performed.
Reporters Jamea Cole and
Charles 1boml*>O Ill filed swt
in Auiust to force f'randaco to
releue tbe autopay report. the
new1mH helped compile in-
formalklO for an earlier "»20' ·
seemeot that concloded
Presley'• death wu dru&-
related
Francisco. wbo mailttaios
E',,... P.,,e A J
IRAN •..
2 Burglar
Suspects
Sought
Hunttneton Beacb police are
aeekm, a )>air ol buJ'l1arY ._..
pecta who oaann oftlcera n--
da1 after erub1q their nbide
toto a clump ol lee plata cm a
freeway oftramp.
Police aaid they collared a
third 1uapect near the SU me.,
Freeway and llasnc>lla Street
accident and arrested blm oa
com mereial burl1arY cbar1t9. Clarence SuJllnn. 29, ol Loe
Angeles. is 1cbeduled for ar·
ra1pment Friday. He is betnl
held oo ss.ooo ball at Huntinctoo
Bucb Jail.
Investigators alle1e the trio
s mashed a window al the
Broadway. T177 Edineer Ave,
early Cb.rlltmas morniD1 and
loaded up tbelr rented getaway
car with SS,000 worth ol jewielry
and ckJC.bia«.
Officers in a patrol car
respoodina to a si.leat alarm at
the store reportedly uw the ....
pecta dash from the build1q and
)ump i.nlo the car.
The smpects. police Aid. km
control ol t.betr car dartq tbe
freeway chase. The atol.en p>da
were discovered lJl the Wl"eCked
car, they sud.
WorkersFined
For A.8sault
I ! ..... t ...... f; f ,, t't e,--.. " .
...
1•DUTM ..........
OCC Sets
Divorce
l.RJCtores
A three.part lecture
serlH tllat loob at
d1YOree and tta options
wlll be offered bJ
Oruce Cout Colleae in
C.C.ta .... Clll 'lbunday
evenlnp from 7 =~ to
9:30 beCJnnln~ .,Jan. 10.
Coron.a de Mar at·
torney Patrtda ·aeno1 wm cllscusa the le1al
upec:ts ot divorce, ''do-
it· younelf" divorces.
divorce attorney selec·
lion and symptoms of
troubled ma.rriqes.
9fbe Mri• will meet ln
Fine Art.I Ledu:re Hall
Ut and tbe public ii in·
vited to atten4 th1a free
event. For l.nformaUoo, call
558-5880.
No Case
Too Tough
SAN FRANCISCO
(AP) -Tbe right to a
jury trtal in a civil cue
can't be denied because
of the complexity of the
case, tbe 9tb U.S. Court
of Appeall baa ruled. It
reversed and sent back
for trial in San Dlego a
case lnvolvinl 20
separate 1uita brou&ht
qai.Dst U.S. PinandaJ.
Gas Shortage
Swry Tops
81 Tlae Aaeda&ell Prw
Lat aprins'• California 1uoline crial1, which
captured national beadlinel with mile-Iona lines,
overheated tempen and odd-even raUnnina. waa
voted by far tbe most Important state news story
of 1979 by AP newspaper and broadcast
aubacrta... The ltOI')'. which eonUnues in part today with
tbe odd~ven progJ'am, received nearly twice u
many votes u the aecond-plaee ftnlaber -tbe
llay 25 cruh of a Loi Aqelel-bouncl DC·lO In
Chic•(() and tbe resultiq eontJOveray over safety
of tbe LOai Beach-made airtinar.
IN naaD PLACE TBDE WAS a tie between
the convlcUon and aentenc!ni of former San
Franclaco ·~Cbi~!llor Dan White lo the Moscone-IWk · • with ltl aftermath ol street
violence, and the Iranian student lituatioo iD
California. includtn& demon1tratlon1 and
deportationl. Roundiq out tbe 1tate'1top10 DeWI ltori• of
1979, the resuJta were:
4. 1be ccmUnaation ol the California tu revolt,
including the passage of Propoeition 4 and the
lingertnc effects of 19'78'a Proposition 13.
s. TOE llA&VIN VS. llASVIN "palimony"
trial in Loi Angeles.
6. The aolvin& of the Hillside Strangler cue
with the arrest and sentencin& ol coof essed killer
Kenneth Biancb.i.
7. The June 1l death of actor John Wayne in
Loe Angeles.
8. Ji'ires ranee atate brusblands. including the
death of three firefi&bters in Santa Barbara
County and tbe destruction ol a dozen exclusive
homes in the Hollywood Hilla.
t. THE CALIFORNIA NUCLEA& controversy,
including demomtrations at the Diablo Canyon
and Rancho Seeo power plants.
10. The Judicial probe of tbe state Supreme
Court.
ll's be a g1eat dcqt,..
0888 Set
On Photo
Printing
A aix·Wlllk worbbop
series on pbotocrapbJc
projectioll Pl'lntin& will
be offered by Golden
Wnt Collep ln Hunt·
ln&ton 8eada beslnnlng
Jan. 1.2.
The workabopa, de·
al1ned for the penon
wbo hu bad previous
photo enlarrlng ex· perlence, wU concen·
trate on learulng bow to
produce full -scale
prlnta. Enrollment will
be limited lo 22.
Claus will meet in
photo 1abl in the Fine
Artl Buiktln1 from 1: 00
p.m. to 4:00 p.m. and a
$10 matatals fee will be
cbareed.
Pre-reglstratioa i.s re-
quired in the Communi·
ty Services office.
SOVLCITY
GE'ISHELP
WASHINGTON (AP)
-The federal govern·
ment will take over the
Soul City "new town"
development in Warren County, N.C .. under a
$10 miWon adtlement it
reached with the pro-
ject.
Save on two great cereal&
Save 15¢ each
on Kellogg's"' Raisin
Bran cereal and
Kellogg's Sugar Fraited
Aakes"cereal. Enjoy the
goodness ot these great
cereals in the morning
and save some money
too. It's Kellogg's way d
gtvmg you a great start
on a nutrttlous
breakfast.
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·Cl.ergy111en Uirge Co111promise in Iran
TIAllU~. lrm (AP) -ftaw
A••rteaa cler11••• toOJ' .... ......,.... u.a..
nalu e ud a r.e.da •rt.'~ tald be .. ~ •• ,,,..,., for tM A..t
l:=r.: ~ =·::: pouttitllt;r d war. Tbe ....,.._,
Oftr tM ot capt!"' ablo
.,.•.::!b.lle, freab nlduce
1
........ -y lllal .. mo rWlq
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HWIJNIPN' •uoted • eo ell • ._. u ~u exJ)IC'ta to N .... the .it. m
laternatlonal tr bunal tn-
ve•ut._ the crimes the Unit-
ed Slates alleledb commlu.ecl in lru Oftl' the put 30 yean.
The Reva. Wllllam Sloane Col-
fla, Tbomaa Gumbleton and
WllUam Howard flew home ~
day at the end of a three-day
Cltrl1tma1 mlulon wltb
meoqes from a DWDbeJ' ol the
captiYe. to their fQlllles and a
plea for conclUaUoa by both
aides in the M-day ~.
"U one atcle &et.a a UtUe more t.ou&b, tt teada to make tbe other
alde a UUJe more toulb," eomn
told reporten before leariq
Tehran. "U one side decldel tD
be a Utt.le more tndous. the
otber side ha tbe freedom to be
a little more sracloua."
TM deromen, who eooduet·
eel emoUoaal Cbrtatmu Day
Rnicet for tbe captjvea at the
occuplecS U.S. l"mbaaay in
Tehran. left for New York wbere
tbey trere scheduled to arrive at
a.bout 5 p.m. PST.
Duriq the Paris stopover, the
arcbbbbop of Al&lers, wbo u-
ll.lted at the Cbriatmaa Mnieea
lD Tehran wlth the Americam •
nid be found Iranian autborttiel
and public opinion "favorable to
i
t ____ oup ID
I ' 1~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
'Tl' Rate Zooms
Not-so-Cool
Yule Message
lllud bl with their Christmas
Ulla year are letters to
mmunity Cablevision sub-
riben in Irvine telling them of
er rat.ea beeim•nc Jan. 1.
Tbe IDllllt recent mailln1 told eoo aumcrtben tbeir cummt
te ~ '8 per mcmth for two out·
will ,,, qp to '8 for oae outlet '2 far eacb 8ddit:loaal outlet. T.be lrriDe Company-owned
bJe ftrm mo told nbscriben :.no ll• iD ciommmity auod•· .... a. JMl1 • bulk rate caa-lnd b-..-.lee tbat their rates 'WOaJcl ., ap from $4 per moatb
for two outlet.a to $8.10 Wilen CGD·
traetl apire in Ia.
' ..._ ..... not eooe qp far
boat fhie ,..... a CablntDaa
esme Aid. taeream, iJl
from • to '8 for lndiYklual
.... fCl'll ... ad flom $3 to .. for
..... IUbleriben.
The Newport Beach cable
levi&ion firm reaches about.82
re.at of tbe homes iJl Irvine,
r 14,500out of a poeaible 23,000.
This latest lncreue represents
e fll"Sl time Cablevision bas
n able to raise rates without
6Homes
:Planned
t :Pacifica
BJ MY110ND EST&ADA JL a• DMIY,..... ICMf Three Newport Beach busi·
"'men who bought the 20.9-
lacre estate of former president
~iehard N"wm plan to conatnlct
t bomes around the former estern White House in San
Clemente. t But aeeardina to plans ft.led
'wttb the San Clemente Planning
,Department, Nixon'• La Casa
IPaclftea will remain intact u -
eept for llilbl modlftcatlom to a
aearb)-tbree-ho1e 1011 course.
Dould 11. Koll. a cenen1 con-
~·ctlnf and real estate firm .. 1111i411-. Ga.tn Herbert. an Al· HI•• pharmaceutlcal1 ex-
eeuUn. md Gecqe Arf>'J'o9, an Or...,. ~ developer, bouabt
Ute Nm. =~lier tb1a ,.... far• _..Joaed sum.
NW. and bit Wife Pat plan to
o•• to the Saat Coa1t la hbruarJ. 'l'be7 boqbt tbe San
l'Qnwmte_. ID~.
Koll, Herbert ud AJ'pro9,
wtlO fCll'IDld • ftrm called Cotton dl=··=ardii= drMr 1'> the tefttatlYt tract ~--=~ plaDa eall a..-:~ .(a water ;.., •• ...ma 1~ Uni), •·
(lee ... ATS,Pa9IAI>
aeeldne clt1 approval fint.
Under provtaiona of a new
state derqulation law, cable TV
firms that meet certain oondi-
tions ape1led out in tbe bW can
set their own rates.
Those requirements include
offertac subscriben a mlnimum
of 20 cbaa.nela, provlcUnc a
public acceu channel aud ha•·
int a aatelllt.e-to-eanb reeWriq
•tatioe..
Commanlt;J Cablevtaloa Phm-
dent WaJQe Bauer •aid bia company apecta to meet tbele
prol'isiicJQI by Jan. 1.
Tbe Int community alfOC!ta·
tioe buUr rate coalneta ~ la Pebraar7 are ba tM D mul Walaat Square areu.
Ia April, eoatnda allhe la
Turtle Bock Ternce, VUlqe
Park, The Terrace, Colle1e Park, Univenlty Commun.tty
Asaoclation, the Meadows and
lrvlne Groves.
One cootract expires in llay in
Turtle Rock Hilla. Two expire in
June in Turtle Roell Parbide
and Rancho San Joaquin. 'lbe
contract for Turtle Rock
Sunridge expi~ in Aupst.
By October, cootncta wW ex-
pire in Sierra Broadmoor,
Greentree and Sierra Bonita.
And in December, tbe cootraets
with Broedmoor Camput View
and the~ expire.
Included witb the rate in·
crease notices wu a IW'Yey tell·
ing ol potential new procrama in
the spriq or summer. Called
"Cable Plus," it will provide ad·
ditional services to 1ubacriben
who pay an installation charge
and an additional $2 or $3 per
month foe rental of a channel
converter attached to televiaioo sets.
The added procrammlne
could include sport.a apedals,
children'• programs, public af.
f aln, news, feature fUms and
consumer atfain.
Bad Day
For Driver
In Newport
Oelly ~ ~ .. ·~IUl!Mw
BURN£D.OUT REMAINS Of GARAGE ONCE CONTAINED ANTIQUE DOLL COLLECTION
Mra. Suaan Fortin, eecond from rtght, la conlfo.1M by neighbor.
Doll Collection Lost
Irvine Fire Does $20,000 Damage to Home
act nlue of tbt collecUoa.
Ftre olftclala said the ftN ftl
ua1ed by a malfaactJoainc
1ara1e door opener, which ap-
parently aborted out.
Altbougb llr. nor Mn. Forbel
WU home when tbe blue bnlb out a boat aoao, a ma:lcl tbeN l&ld
the bead wMt IOUDded lb ID
uplo81on. nn outalde Ud aaw
amok• eomla1
from t.be 1•ra1e. Sbe called
nreflpten, who exttntutabed
tbe flamea In about 1S minutes.
Bawttm •aid there WU DO
major dama1e to the house
itself.
No lnjurlea were reported.
BoweHr. ea:otto bltda the
ForbeMI teDt lD an atrtwn area
out1ld• the 1ara1e were
friJbt.ened into bldlDI wbile ~blltlledtMRUMI.
It ... at flnt belltted the b6rda
had tlown •••1 •-'H• nrtm• ~ tbetr ._.. Ut.foUla·,tM· atdum tJat ns •••r .~ the bcheie -qciaU 'taall iMNl1 IMc1iiD Iii ttiit ......
an aet al chmeney."
~be Mid be bad not ...
celv.cl mJ "G.8ft promt.I. ..
Cardlaal DieaDe Dnal told re-
porten 9l Ori, A1rport IM Ud reuon to hope far the • .,_...
·and broedeat pouible measure
of clemency" for the~·
The State Department bad no
tmmecliate comment OD Kbo-
metn.1'1 latelt predktloa of war
betw._ tbe United State. and
Iran .
Power
Seizure
Reported
TERRAN. Iran <AP) -Radio
Kabul today reported a coup in
Afcb•mstan. witb power seiud
by Babrek Karmel, a stroogJy
p~Soviet former deputy prime
mllUAer. Tbe reported coup came as
Soviet troops and equipment
poured into lbe country to aid in
an offensive a1ain1l anti-
commuatst ~ by the eovern-
meat now reportedly over-
t.brown.
la W=Hn,mn. U.S. afftd.a.la
pid they did Mt know cf IQ
eoap. ... edded that b'qJneo-
...,.,. nparla from Kabul blldieat-
ed .. _ tn.olftment of Sovt«
milltuJ penoonel" in strftt
ftehtlq tn the capital.
Karmel waa identified by
source• •• deputy prime •t•tet-wler' PNUdeDt Nw
lfcallamme.4 ~ _.., °""' .threw a -...Jiped iovermmt
in April 1971, tamed tbe c:ocmtr7
toward the Semel Union and WU
ousted bJ IDOlber prc>-Sovkt re-
lime bl September. Karmel wa
appointed ambauador to
C1ecbos&ovakia in July 1978, but
was recalled after Taraki 's
overt.brow and death, sources
said
There was no word on
Karmel's position on Soviet-
Afgbamstan relations He was
quoted by the Iranian news
agency Pan as saymg in a radio
broadcast, ··~ new regime will
ac~pt private ownenbip," but
he alao was quoted as sayiJll,
··we would like to be oo friendly
terms with our neighbors."
Afghanistan as on the Soviet
Union'• southem border.
The Washihgt.oo officials, who
declined to be identified, said
they did not yet have "solid in-
formation" but Soviet military
personnel were reported to be
movin& about the city.
The fipting was reported at
Durulaman Palace and also near the radio station in Kabul.
Asked wbetber Ruutan troops
were actually involved lD the
street fiebling, one official sald, "'Ibey may be, yes, bul our
report.a are so recent and ao
fragmentary.''
Pars said tbat Karmel an-
nounced he bad taken power in a <See OOUP, Pace Ai>
Coast
•
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mter. --laid M .W ..._. daalnnan ~-. mlltta17 IJ"OUP b'yta1 to drtve VletaaJDIM fGNee frUID tbe eou.otry.
Vietnam ... U'ooptJ la•adld Cambodla a year a.co and
replaced tbe Pol Pot 1ovemment with one heeded b~ He:nt
Samrtn.. Pol Pot loyaU1ta bave been ftCbtlna a l\llntlla war
tlnce.
Former ~dent Khieu Sampban 11 the new premier of the
ousted 80'¥enunent.
The aourcea laid Pol Pot wW bead a "8upnme Commtuee
of the National Armlu of Democratic Kampuchea (Cam-
bodia)."
11.S. Crime l•ere••n _..
WASHINGTON (AP> -The number of serious crimes re-
ported In the United State. durinl the ftnt nine moot.hi of W.
year increued by 8 percent over the aame period a year aeo
the FBI saJd today. ·
In 1978, the crime rate increased by 2 percet over tbe im
level. OUrina the first nine montba of 19Tt, the number of nos.at
crimes reported to law enforcement .. ael• lDenued by I
percent. Amons the violent crimes, robberi• rCJM by 11 per.
cent, forctble rape by 9 percent, auravated uaaWt by I percent
and murder by 8 percent.
8aue8et Bellll•• Tell
SACRAMENTO (AP) -The Cbrlatmu weekend biahtraY
death toll~ 88 set a California record for that holiday, the 1tate
Hl1bway Patrol Hid today.
The previoua bi&b number was 10 deatha for a 3V.-day holiday
ln 19'70. 1bil year's holiday, lut:ini from t p.m. Friday to mldnl&bt
Tue.day, wu4V.days.
The previoua record for a 4Y•-daY Chrbtmu weekend wu 38 ln
1975. Last year's ft1ure, for a 31/•·day bollday weekend, wu4.l.
PSA .lei Ota•ee• £••di••
SAN DJ~O (AP) -A light plane tax.Una on the ND••Y
forced the pilot of a Pacific Soutbwen Airlines Jet.liner tritb 14.S
aboard to puJI up sharply and overfly Llndbercb Fteld ":::[·
The PSA plane, nlebt 786 from Sacramento Loe
An1eles, was ordered to pull up 1"' miles from landlna
. The Federal A vlatioo AdmtniatnUon 1ald the wddentifted
pilot of the 1mall Cea1na moved on the nmway after tbe jetliner
bad been cleared for the land.in&. He wu never authorised to be
there. a sookeaman said.
Irvine Crossroad
Scene of 2 Crashes
Two automobile accidents -
one involvin8 an unmarked
police car occurred about an
hour apart at the ume Irvine in-
tersection Wedne1day, police
a aid. Two persons auffered
minor htjurtes.
Lt. Bob Kredel aald the aecood
eccldeat was apparently cauaed
when the driver of a peat control
truck took Ilia eyes off tbe road
to look at tbe wrecka1e of the
flnt collil1on.
He collided with a van waJttna
for a sl1nal on 1outbbound
Culver Drive at Sandburl Way.
In order of occurrence, tbil 11
wbat police aay happened:
Kredel aaJd the lint accident
occurred when a car driven by
Pauline Eade, 37, of Lakewood
pulled from the far rlsbt to the
left lane In an effort to turn left
at Sandbur1.
Her car pulled ln front of an
unmarked police car a.llo travel-
ln1 on Culver in the left lane,
Kredel said. The car wu driven
by crime prevention aide
Richard Heckathorn, 18, of
Irvine.
Nelt.ber driver wu bu.rt.
That accident occurred at
11:30 a.m. About an hour later,
at the aame lnteraectJon, the
peat control truck driven by
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Randall Crockett, 21, or lrvlne,
collided with tbe waitine van
driven by Jue G. Lule, 35, ol
Hunu.n,ton Beach.
Both Lule and a PUHll&er.
Brlnko Corle, 37, ot Fountain
Valley, were taken '° Tuatin
Community Hoapltal for oi).
aervatioll.
Kredel uid Crockett wa1 look·
inC at the wreeka1e of the fi.nt
accident when the collialon took
place. Crockett wu uninjured.
Ulgunan
lltu Costly
Dance
A Laiuna Beach man wbo told
police be took off hll coat to
dance at a local tavern Wednel-
day nipt repol'Uld the jacket
and more than $12,000 ln jewelry
waa 1tolen.
Salesman Roser Trontz, 35,
told officers be removed hil coat
to dance at tbe Boom Boom
Room, 1407 South Cout
Hi8bway at 1:40 a.m. Wednel·
day.
When be returned to b1a seat
five minutea later, be dlJcovered
the jacket miulna.
He aald jewelry, lncludin&
yellow diamonds, a 1reen
emerald, cros1 stick pln and
other baublea were inlide the
jacket pocket.
The victim Ht the loa1 at
$12,llO. Police have not complet-
ed their lnv•tiptlon.
•
LOMDON (AP) -Gold-* abo•• II O •• ce to .... puka today amkt coo-
Ht• O'f-1' I nDOrUd loTMl • it.17 billOdu» At .......... u.. ~ o.a. na-.,oo-eupauan fthnn aDd ~
oU pnc.. wt" al8o iUllll*t fl.• &o •·• A ouaee lo If .. YOl'k ud laa. WU tndlnl ID
othar marMtl at .-r .eo .
1'be dDUar WU aow.-almalt
tHrywbln.
Gold wu up u maelt • • from pH-laolldaJ price• la
ltuope, foUowtDc the mAal'a
a.ARUCAOUT OF KRUOENWfOI Q
IUTle throqb tbe l:IOO barrier iD
New Yott on Wectwday.
In Loodoo, io&d opened at • record $507.50, rpoved to a rec·
ord ftdn&. of ... 75 and W.
clOHd at sni. nu. compared to
$CIS.50 at the eloM Mooday.
Zurlcb, Europe'• bt1ce1t
bullion mart, a.llo nw t.be price
start at '507.50 and mow to $5ll
by mid-day. up from 1&75 Fri-
day. the Jut tradln1 aeuloo in
the Swiu financial center before
a lon1 Chrtatmu holiday.
In Parta. where pricea are in-
flated by a 4 percent 1ovem-
meot t.u, bullloo hit a record
SW.13 an ounce at the afternoon
fl.tn1.
.U &Old rwe lD Eu.rope, tbe
dollar declined iD tb1n tredbac
with many IM11ANA4tl remaJnlai
1but or tbinaed down durtq
Cbriatmu week.
Fumes Leak
From Truck
Alarms HB
Huntlnaton Beach firemen
stood 1uard for two boun
Wednellday over a tanker truck
contalnine a blebly toxic
chemical tbat belched fumea in-
to the air and at one point posed
the threat ot an exploaloo.
Captain Roser Hosmer said
firen.aiten, wearinl breat.blnc
gear, sprayed cool water on the
Stevenon Brothen truck uoW
the bubblln1 chemical hardened
into a eolld form at about 7 p.m.
Evac.uatlon wa1 not
neceuary, be lald.
Tbe tanker' bad been driven to
a Huntlnlt.on Beach lnduatrial
area at UI082 Gothard St. foUow-
lnf a train deraJlment ln La
M rada. where the liquid
chemical wu apllled.
Cleanup crew•. authorities
nid, vacuumed up 2,000 pllona
of the volatile mixture and
hauled the load back to Hunt-
ln 1 ton Beach for overni1bt
1tora1e.
Firefiitrtera wen called when
the cbemlcall 1uddenly became
bot and Polll*l 1uketa IUllna the truck'•--cootalner. A 1mall
but 1teady jet of vapor wu re-
leued into the air, Hoemer laid.
The chemicals, toluene and
dllaocyanate, are clualfted u
pol•om that can caUN aeribul
lun1 damace Jf breathed, be
Hid.
The cool water, Roamer ex.
plained, caused the mixture to
turn tmo a barm1ell block ot
polyuntbane lnlide the truck.
The tnack, be aald, wu mowd
to a remote lndu1trlal 1pot
where the polyurethane wW be
chipped from the truck'• con-
talner. ............. ,
ESTATE •••
pao1lve turf areaa and tree
erovea. The 16 Iota will vary ln
1lze rrom IY. to 1 'iAI acrea, be 1aid.
Dike lald the deHlooen bope
to obtain city plann1n1 com-
ml11loa and council approvals
within the nest two mootba. Tbe
project mull al.lo be 1ubmitted
to the atate Coutal Commll'don.
The plan calll for a lot Mks
pro1ram that would allow the
purchue of the parcela for COD·
atructlon of cuatom bom•. DlU
aald.
The Nixon Nuide llt.&e la
tltuai.d at the IOl.~ ol
8&.D CJament. and ~ b7 ~ prtva Cypnaa ~ com·
munltJ to UM nort.lawelt, the
U .I. o.t Guard LOaAN Ndlo
ltatJoa to tM IOHtbeu& ad die
pl&llDld cnn. WeR ~ meat dlrecU1 to tM aortll.
Tbt CJPl'Ull W.t commtllltr.
locat.d CID J:lmDN Rueb iaed.
ll carnaUJ bilDI ......,.. bJ a firm tbat bN Sa a.m.te p~ Commi•laiD a.alnDaD
Al:Wlllf4ick • an &uoctate.
Tb• Cout Ollard 1&1tklD la idle4t1Md fol' cloeute t.bll ,.,,
P1d1r•I foJtrameat otftclala
bYI not ,. dlc.kMld WUl lo do
wltlt e1111 •acn ...-. Giid i. =.t nqe ata t. aa•t&Mia9 ............... wlllliplllt ii I&,. ...,. ._.
pa,n.
Recently retired Armr General Alaander N. Hale
Jr., 55, ta movtna from the
arena of international
military stnteay and world
politics to become pret1ldent
and chief operatin1 officer
at United Technologies
Corp., a major mllltary
equipJDentproducer
2 Burglar
Suspects
Sought
Buntiaaton Beach police an ...tins a p&lr ot burtlar>' ... peeta wbo outnD oftleen ,.._.
da'/ after erub1q tblir ftblde
into a clamp ot ice plant.I ca a
freeway oftramp. Police aaid theJ collared a
third 1uspect near the San o.eso
Freewey and Mapolla St.net
accident and arr.ted b1m CJD
commercial burllary chars•.
Clarence Sullivan, 21, ot Loa
An1eles, t. 1cbedu.led for ar-
ralpmmt Jl'riday. He 11 bdJll
held OD S.S,000 bail at Hunttqton
Beach jail.
lnvestlpton allece the trto
1ma1bed a window at tbe
Broadway, 7771 Edin1er A"··
early Chrtatmaa momln1 and
loaded up their rented cetaway
car with $5,000 worth of jewelry
and clotblDI.
Offlcera In a patrol car reapoodlq to a aileat alarm at
the store reportedly aaw tbe aw-
pect. dalb f~m the bu.Lldinc and
jump tmo tbe car.
ne ampeeg, poUce HJd, ac.i
control al their car du..rtq the
freeway dsue. 11te at.oleo p>Odlt
were dilcovered in the wrecked
car, they aald.
llBllPlllS. (AP) -Tbe
lbelby Coutr medloal ••· •ml ner ••1• tb• deatb eertlftna. ... ld..-d for ... ,, .. .., listed ....wl•llJ the
aame ea... of deat.b u oee
•l•ned b7 the 1lna•r'1 own "''Ilda Two NllOl1er'I for U.. ABC Newt .. .,_., •• pro•r•m 1aJd
Wedanday tltat two dHtlt
eertl1laUI .... pnpand tor
Pres~. udl BsUn1~ eataNI ol '9atll. M to
UM rtpll'twa, Dr. Jflrf"1
dMO, ua. medlcal aammer. m-
terce.,._ t.be certificate pr.
paNCf bJ Prea&er'• phyatdan.
Dr. Georp N\ebopoQ.los, aad
replaeed tt wtlh hla owa.
The existence of the
Nicbopouloa death certificate
wu acbedlded to be included m
8ll epdated report OD Prealey'I
death CJD tcmiebt'• aeameat o1
........ (Cbaanel 7, 10 p.m.)
Pranelaco Hid Wed.aelday
that the death cerUllcate aiped
bJ Ni:!.~C:~loa "wHn't the ume but it wu euen-
Ually the ume" as the ooe be
11gned. 1be certificate alped by
Nicbopouloa mllde no mention ot
drusa. the medical examiner
said.
Franciaco alao aatd then was
nothlnc mn•ual in bis voMtin& tbe Nicb o pouloa death
certlficat.e aod replacin1 It Wllh
hi• own.
"It happens wiu. 10U1e res·
ulartty that a penonal pbyai-
ci an or •ttendilll pbyalcian
miS}lt 11en a death certificate,
but lf the death 1..1 accepted u a
medical euminer'1 cue, tbe
medical examiner ai,.u it,"
Frandleo aaid.
"It was a medical examiner'•
c au tram the becLnrun&. but t.be
aut.opsy wu not performed tm·
der the medical examiner'•
law,·· aaJd P'randsco. who b.M
refused to releaae tbe autopay
report
Pre1ley wa1 found on -
conacioua on a bathroom noor at
bU Grattland mamlon Aue 11. 1m Hr wu dead on arrival at
Bapu.t ~tal. and an autopsy
was perfonned.
ReporWl"I James Cole and
Cbarlea 'ThomJ*J8 rn flled autt
iA A UCU1t to fortt f'raoc:hco '° reLeue the ~ report. 11ie
newameu bet~ comptle tn·
fonnldan for an earlle.r "1D-3D"
1e1ment lhal concluded
Pre1ley'1 death waa dru1·
related.
f'nncisco, who maintains
F ... P8PAI
COUP REPORTED. • •
broadcut monitored here.
In hi.a mesHee. the a~cy
aatd, K.armel promi.led • dem-
ocratic freedom• for all the ma11ea, the relea1e of all
political prllooen, and the cru-
ti on of joba tor tbe un -
employed."
"We want to announce to tbe
whole world that the lut cbaim ot lmperialllm, fuct.m and dic-
tatorship ln tbe heart of Alia
have been broken," Pan quoted
Karmel u aaJtns.
On Wednesday the U.S. State
Department accuaed tbe Soviet
Union ot "blatant military in·
terfereoce" lD Afpanlat&n. 1'be
State Department laid a larce
1cale Soviet airllll lnto kabul
hu been carried out over the paat two daya.
State Deputmet •sic*•man
Hoddina Carter laid tbett aJao
were tndicatiom of an addition.a.I
five dl.taiom of SoTiet lf'OOP8 \D
areu aJoq tbe Aflhan border
Carter uld it appeared the
Soviet.a were "croum. a ..._
threabold m the miJltar'J' dep&oy-
meau IJlt.o Afpu•~."
He ulled CJD tbe international
com mllDit'/ to ·'condemn locb
blatant military lDterlereaee in-
to the lntema1 a.train ot -tn-
depeademt IOYereJtft state.''
Soureim in Af~ aa.ld
the Scmet tti.nfottementl were
to be put ol the farsest IOYenl·
ment offemiw 10 far .. ainat the
Moalem rebels.
Mesa Man
'Innocent'
In Killing
Coat• Mesa c~r salesman
Jerry Gene WW. bu pleaded tn-
nocent ln the •bootin& de.th of
off-duty Coeta Mesa polloe of.
fleer Mart Stephen Peaanti,
tilled Seturday ln a Poantain
Valley apartment.
Willa. 3', 1JOO Adama Ave., la
ac:beduJ.ed roe preliminary bear-
lnl OD murder dw'let Jan. I la Wat Oraaae County M1mlcipal
Court.
WW. la cbarted with ldDi.n&
Peuui, %7, and WQ1mcttnf Joelle C. Sennewald, 2Z ,D the
woman'• apartment at 10355
Slater Ave
11111 Seonewald, •bot cmee in
the cbest, a.a reported ba ltab&e
condition at Fountain Valley
Comml.Dllty Hollpttal
Wiila, arraiped Wednesday \D
tbe West County court 11 in
Oranp C.OUOty Jail with ball aet
at US0,000. A bearln1 la
scheduled Friday for poulble
ball reductioa.
Yount.a.in Valley deteetl•a
aald PeaanU wa1 shot three
Umes ID the chest and that WW.
w H boldtn1 the allqed murder
weapon, a two-inch, .31 caliber
revolver. when they arrived at
lhe death scene abort.ly aft« 4
a m Saturday.
lnveatl1ator1 a11ert tbat
Peuntl and Wlll1 bad been
quarnJmt onr 111&1 Sennewald
I or weeb prior '° the lhootiq.
Police claim WW. clJmbecf up
lbe side ot the apart.meat com·
plex in which Mila SeanewaJd
11ved wttb a c;t.rltrie.nd oa the
mo mine of the abooe•n1.
He alle1edly reached a
!\econd-noor balcony and en-
~red the apartment tbroucb an
unloclled'tlldillg 11.au door.
Woman, 97,
Raped, Slain
ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP>-A
97 year~ woman found dead lD
hu ransacked home CbNtma
n11ht wu apparently beaten to
death and sexually .,..ult.ed.
police uy.
The body or Gertrude l.
M c Farland was di1covered
Wed~ niabt by a Deiatabol'
who checked on the woman dai·
ly . officen uld
Maj. Anthony P'ant11roul,
cbJef ot cWecti9ea, aa1.d the bod1
•bowed 1lam of barin1 beeJI
beata ln the face and on the
bead. There were a1lo tndla·
tiom that abe bad bem ...,..riy
uaauJted, be aaJd.
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Hostage
Ckmency
Foreseen
TEHRAN, Iran (AP> -Three
merlcaa clergymen today
ed eomproaWle in the U.S ..
raniaa crtai1 and a French
rebbiabop said be expected
'elellleDC1" for the American =• even aa Ayotollab Khomeini rabsed the bill~ ol war. The mystery
er the number ol captiv• allo
;::bile, fre1b evidence
ll'Detl'SlllG todl.J tUt eom• l"llllq 17 Coandl oftldG =~for the Imm.neat n-ot ICDe U.S. bosta1ea, pro.
I mare an~ eontndic· tiou from tbe ltudenta occupy-
lnC the U.S. embuay.
A ·Poret1n ll!Ai•try
eama told 'ftle AliOetlled
ot .. oftldal ··~·· t three bosta1es ot llmcan.
Tcadcer oa Jl .. ti•••• Pier1
Looa be ~ hsn•t it? But lf1 just an optical illusion created by eraoher who fo1Dld thJa aqle and used a aoo mm lens. Actually, the tanker ii a good distan.ce south
of tbe 1lunUnitoD Beach Pier. It WU ~ otf the
Huntinctm Beach Edilan plant Wednesday, pll>in& oil
ashore. an and PortusmH deleent
e released. Tbe student
esman would not eoall.rm or
eay it.
At tbe aame time, a Japuese
ewspaper quoted a council
ember aa saying Iran especta
reie.e the bosta1es after an
ateraaUooal tribunal in·
eaU1ata the crimes the Unit· statel alJeaedly committed in
ran over the past 30 years.
The Reva. William Sloane Cof.
in, Thomas Gumbletoo and
llliam Howard new home t.o-ay at the end of a three-day
brhtmas mlulon with
euaies from a number of the
.Mrs. Avis,
Oothier in
Laguna, Dies
Mary Sue Avis, wbo operated
Stuart Avis Men's and Boya'
Wear in Laguna Beach with her
buaband for more than 20 years,
died Cbrtltmu Day at the aae ol
7'.
David Greene, 91
'Peace-keeper'
In Laguna Dies
Antique Dolls
Burned in
Irvine Fire
A collection or antique dollt
that went back three 1enera·
tlOM WU destroyed Wednesday
when fire gutted an Irvine
earaee lD the Turtle Rock area.
fire offidals said. aptlves to their lam.Wea and a
lea for conciliation by both
idea in the Sf.day standoff.
"U one •hie 1et.s a little more ah. it tends to mate the other
de a little more tough," Coffin
1ld reporters before leaving
ehran. "U one aide decides to
a little more graciows, the
r aide baa the freedom to be ~ little more aracloua."
The ders:Ymen, who conduct-
ed emoUonal Chrtatmaa Day me. for tbe captives at the
upied U.S. Embauy in
ehnn, left for New York where
were acbeduled to arrive at ~bout 5 p.m. PST. Durt:nc tbe l!artl atopo•er, tbe
cbtdaboD ol Alllen. who u -
d at the aniltmu Hnices
Tebnn wltb tbe Americans,
d be fGUDd lraalan autborttiea l)Ublle oPnloD "favorable to aet ol dmDency .••
Mn. Avia waa bom in Fort
Worth, Tex. and met her
husband while working at a dry
eood.B store owned by her uncle
in Rialto.
Stuart Avll was a travelina
aaleaman when be met bia
future bride at the Rialto
clotbin& store. Tbe couple married in 1121
and moved to Lapna Beach the
aame year, buYin& a clothtnc
atore m tbe old Coast Boulevard
Soutb. They named the store
La1una Dry Gooda and llen '1
Shop, and the couple ran the
operatkm themselves until 1850.
They cloeed up ahop that year,
but boqbt another store at 231
Forest Ave. two years la:::d
namtnl it Stuart Am llen'1
Boys' wear.
"When we moved to Lapn.a
Beach there nre only 1,J80.,..
ple in town," llr. Avta reealll.
He aald be and b1a wife dlcl
iremen P11mp :::.r::: :=,~ :t:
small 1bop, and llra. AYls
wage From ::,r;:.:.=,::=:rm.~'°'"a
Whm AYLt IOld bia aton 1n ~~yon Homes:; .'tit1:.-== men
llrs. A.ti remaiDed actlft tn
8•• Clemeate Urem•D th South CoNt Kdcal C.. ,.. 9it ww ... &Mt ftooW tlr'1 911,.. ad GoJd AmilluJ.
wo i"r!'.i!ar CaaroD·&.r•• Yoluat.ertn1 many boun to
• WtiltliJdlJ after' Meted ralle fundl for tbe aon-proftt
......... tCliWt to CMr-iaotDltaL
SM WU Uo a mam• al tbe (111...,._..u)
.... ..............
PICTURED IN 111t
L.8gune'a Dntd GIMM
"WblmYW tbmw WM a prob-
lem downtowll •. be WOGJd caU
ua. then IO over and investlpte
tbe troable blJDMlf," Zelko ,..
called.
"R• "" U1 a band more &ban once wlt.b problem• In the
nelpboltlOOd. •• be Nld.
Before m0Yin1 to Lapna Beach, Greene wu a potter wttb
BurUqtal nlllMCb.
Oran1e County Fire Capt.
Marc Hawkins said the blue
caused an estimated $20,000
damage at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. John Forbes. 5S'1l Sierra
Clelo.
Hawkins said $15,000 of the
damage was to the sarage itself
but tbe remainder was the
Htimated value of the doll col·
lection.
Mn. ForiJes said thia 1DOl1llnl
the dolll bad been collected Oftr
three senerattom. the oldelt ....
inc back more than 100 yean In
a1e. The newest of the dolla, lhe
aald, was about 30 yean old.
Sbe laid the aae ol the dolls
••• their most v1lu.ble uaet. but abe wun•t certain of the ex·
act value cl tbe coUectioo.
P'ire oftlclall laid tbe fire WU
caused by 1 maltunctlonlnf
1arace door opener. wbJcb ap-
parently aborted out.
Altboulb llr. nor Mn. Port.I waa bome when the blue ~
out about noon, • maid then aid
abe beard wbat IDUDded l1ke ...
npkman. ran OUllldl aad saw smoke com ins
from tbe 1ara1e. Sile c.u.ct
ftreftsJrten, wbo •sUQu:llbed
tb• namea in about 11 mtnuta.
Hawklna nid then WM DO
major dam11e to ti.e home It.ell.
No IDJariei wen reported.
However. e:aotle birch tbe
Forbeeel bDt 1n an atrium area
outlid•' the ••r•1• wtr• ·
trltlltned l to lll41•1 •ILll• ftNft.,,..bilUWtMfta!Ma..
Tbie ~ Welt eommmdt7,
located • amon Randt laid. la evrrmtay bemS developed bJ
a ftnD that bu SU Clemente
Planntnc Qwnmlaton QWrmu
A1 Wulfeek • an aaoelate. . Tb• CoMt Guard staUce ..
Kheclaled for clonre UUa year.
Federal iovernment otnctm
have not yet dedded what to do
wltb d9e Gacre atatklG, used f«
(lee P.Bl'ATE, Pace AJ)
Power
Seizure
Reported
TEHRAN, Iran (AP) -Radio
Kabul today reported a coup m
AfpaniAan, with power aeized
by Babrek Karmel, a former
prime minister.
The reported coup came aa
Soviet lroopa and equipment
poured into the cocmtry to aid in
an offensive a1ain1t anti·
communist rebela by the 1ovem-
ment now reportedly over·
thrown. Tbere WU DO word CJD
Karmel'• P"lUoo OD Soriet·
Al chant•• relaticml.
In W"T, U.S. offtdala aald ~ not know ol any
coup. but Aid tracmeotu7 r..
porta from Kabul indicated
''some involvement of SoYiet
miUtar)' penonnel" in street
fi1bth'I in the capital
Thw aftkiata, who deeltned to be I 'r t'"ed, Aid tbeJ did aot
baYe "dd Jnformattoa" but
Semel military penoanel wwe
reported to be movint about the
dly.
The ftcbtint wu reported at
Durulaman Palace and aJao
near tbe radio station in Kabul.
.Uked wbetber Russian troopa
were actually involved in the
street ficbtine. one official aa.id
"They may be. yes, but our re·
ports are so recent and ao
frasmmt.ary."
Kannel served under lhe late
President Nur Mohammed
Tarab. who died after an UJ>-
heaval m September lhal ousted
bJm.
Tbe Iraruan news agency Pars
said that Karmel announced be
had taken power in a broadcast
monitored here.
In bis message. lhe aeency
aaad, Karmel promised "elem·
ocratic frffdoms for all the
m asaes. the release of all
political prisoners, and the crea·
tion of jobs for the un.
employed."
The aeency did not elaborate
and aald It bad no lurther in·
formation.
Tarald took over as preaideal
ln April 1118, oustin1 the non-
al:,tned re1ime of President
Ill ammad Daoud and tW'Dln&
the comtry toward the Scma
Union.
On Wednelday tbe U.S. State
Departmmt accused the Soviet Union cl "blatant military tn-
<See COUP, Pace AJ>
Co as&
.IANO~OK.. ftall•nd <AP> -"-_.. Cambodla P · mun• coeftnned toc1ar that Pal Pot bu 1t9ppec1 dowll .. ,....
mlu. = uld be .W Mcame daairm I~~. miltW"y ~ tntDi to drift Vletaam .. fcireea from tM COUDU'J.
· VHibwn9le troosia lDY..s.d Cambodia a J•U' •ID and
nplaoed tbe ~ Pot &Oftl'Dmenl wttb one beaded by Bena
Samrtn. Pol Pot loyaUat.a have a-. fllbtln1 • perrtlla war liace.
Fonner Pr9ldent Xhieu Sampb.an la tbe w snmler of tbe
outed IO"f1lmeal. ~
The IOUl'Cetl aald Pol Pot will bud a 'SUpnme Commtu.e
of tbe Natioaal Armin ol Democratic Kampuchea (Cam
bodia>"
11.11. Crime l•rre .. e. -.,
WASHINGTON <AP> -'lbe number of aerioua C'rimea re·
ported ln the United St.alee durin8 the ftnt nine mootba of th1a
year increued by 9 percent over the aame period a year aao.
the FBI said today.
In 1978, tbe crime rate lncreued by 2 percent over tbe 1t'T1
Jevel.
Durtna the first nine months ol mt, tbe number ol violent
crimes reported to law enforcement a1enci• lncreaaed by 8
percent. Among the violent crimee, robberies rose by 13 per.
cent, forcible rape by 9 percent. aaaravated uaault by t percent
and murder by 8 percent.
SCfde Set Bellfl•• TeU
SACRAMENTO <AP) -The Cbriatmu weekend hil:bway
death toll of 88 set a California record for that holiday, the atate
Highway Patrol said today.
The previous hlgh·numberwaa 70deaths ror a 3V.-day holiday
In 1970. This year's holiday, luting from S p.m. Friday to mldnl&bt
Tuesday, was41/4 days.
The previous record for a 41/Hiay Chriatmu weekend wu 39 lo
1975. Last year's figure, for a 31/t-day holiday weekend, wu 41.
PSA 'et Oaa11ge• La11dl119
SAN DIEGO (AP) -A light plane taxiln& on the runway
forced the pilot of a Pacllic Southwest Airlines jetliner with 1'5
aboard to pull up sharply and overfly Lindberp Field today.
The PSA plane, fliabt 786 from Sacramento and Loi
Angeles, was ordered to pull up 1 Ya miles from landlq.
The Federal A via lion Admin.lltratioo said the unldeatlfted
pilot of the small Ceaana moved on the runway afte!' the Jetliner
bad been cleared for the landing. He wu never authorised to be
there. a sookesman said.
Minute Waltz
(At $2,400 Per Minute)
A Laguna Beach man who told
police he took off his coat to
dance at a local tavern Wednea·
day nieht reported the jacket
and more than $12,000 in jewelry
was stolen.
Salesman Roger Tront.%, 3S,
told officers he removed his coat
to dance at the Boom Boom
Room, 1407 South Coast
Hiebway at 1.40 am. Wednes-
day.
When he returned to his seat
five minutes later, he discovered
the jacket. missing
lie said jewelry, including
yellow diamonds , a 1reen
eme rald, cross stick pin and
other baubles were mside the
jacket pocket..
The victim set the loss at
$12,190. Police have not complet-
ed their investigation
Marine, 21, Held
In Holdup, Assault
A 21·year-old Marine wu ar·
rested Wednesday and char&ed
wllh the holdup of a San
Clemente amoktn1
Cease-fire Eyed
SALISBURY, llbodelia (AP>
-Guerrilla commanders
mapped plans today to lead thelr
fiahtera into cease-fire camps
aft.er a tumultoua welcome bome
from eevm years of buab war. A
Brltlsb peacekee~ convoy
tanned out from bury. ita
Land Rovers marked with White
cr01ses to ward off possible at·
tack.
DAILY PILOT
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L.-.. ..... °"'°9 ..... c....,....,
Of'RNs Cilllle~-----......... ._,oo,~..-.
f1t1,h1 II (rH)ICMUt
a...in.d Ms A I llOllJI
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paraphemalla abop and uaault
on a clerk and taxi driver.
Ronald Lee Petenon, who re-
sides at' 103 La Ronda st., San
Clemente, wu turned over to
mllit.ar)' police after he wu ar-
rested by city lawmen abortly
before t p.m.
It i.I alle1ed that Peterson
slapped taxi driver Jeffrey Jobn
lluon, 31, lD a dispute over a
fare at tbe bus depot at 30S S. El
CamlmReal at 4:30 p.m.
Police J.t. Al Ehlow a.uerted
that P~ then left the acme
and at 5:20 p.m. anbbed Sbella
Kearney, a clerk at the Cat'•
Eye bead abop, 310 N . El
Camino Real, bandied ber
rou&hb' and Ol'dered ber to &ive
him tbe t.o lD tbe caab relilter. Miu Kearney told police ber
aaaailant Oed north on foot. Sbe
came to tbe police 1tatioo to re-
port tbe robbery and WU tnat-
ed b~ paramedics for poulb&e
head lQlurl• . At about t p.m.. police re·
ceived a report tbat a man mat~hin& Peterson's description
waa caua1q a disturbance at tbe
Pbotomat, 801 N. El Camino
RNl.
Police arrt .. d at the acme
and ~ Pe&cnoa OD rob-
bery and .... ult char1• lD CGO-
neetion with the two earlier lnet·
den ta.
WmeStolen
In Lagana Heist
Tbln• broke lnto a Wine lbop
ta La,una Beach Wed.DlldlJ1 taklDI Qtt worth of bOttleo
wlat, ~;::d todaJ. TM pirW open a wln·
do1' at b neroltbl W_.....
ol WlDiil, S a .. ta'1ll
machmdl11.
I
8. AFRICA OUT
OF KRUGERRANos-ca
ment tax, bullioo bit a record
$533. l.S an ounce at the aftemocm flxlna .
Al Sold roee in Europe, tbe
dollar decl1oed lQ• tb1n tradlnl.
with many b.a1lnee1e1 remainlna
abut or thinned down durtna
Cbrlatmu week.
In Tokyo, tbe dollar closed
marytnally hl&ber at 238.725
yen. rom239.Moo Wedn•ay.
Althouab told markets ln
Zurich and Loodoo were doeed
Wednesday, lo New York aold
for December delivery roee to
$510 an ounce oo the Commodity
Excbanae Inc. before clollq at
$508.30.
The close wu up $19.30 from
Friday, the lut tradina day
before the holiday break. At
Republic National Bank of New
York, gold closed al $502. On
Monday, bullion dealen in New
York sold Sold for $488.
The price of sold la more than
double ita $221S.37S-a·troy-ounce
cl01e in Loudon at the end ol
1978, and nearly S400 abaft lta
$134 .50 an ounce cloee at the end
of 1978. 1be old record for aold
was $496, set during the Euro-
pean trading day Dec. 20.
"NobodJ wanta to sell. and
there'• a 1eneral f..itn1 Sold'•
1oin1 hieher," aaid one Com·
modlty Exchange trader in New
York
Ji',.... Pap Al
FSTATE ...
long range aid to navigation
radio beams. but state offtciala
want part of lt for nearby beach
park.
The station also contains a
Secret Service office that
federal officials say they plan to
retain.
The 1ubdlvi1ion plans flied
wltb the clty aay tbe Nlxon
bouae, uaed to bo1t vlalUn1
forelp dicnitarlee and a host ol
celebntaee for the put clec8de,
hu hlllt.orical value and mlCbt
be pre1ened u a museum.
Tbe Nhton bouse, which
served u the Weat.ern White
Home unUl tbe form.er president
realped ln 1J'14. bad more than
$8 mlllioD lD ~ ud other'
impl'Oftment.a lnstled durt.nc
the yun.
The tz..room ear~ Callfonla·
atyle house and aurroundlnl
acreaae wu acquired by N1&oD
for St.5 mlWon and later ahared
with the former preaident'• u-
aoclate Robert Abelana!~
The ~ WU unliDall1 deHaoPed the late HamUt.on
Cotton, a prominent San
Clemente democrat.
The dnelopen ol the 11-aDit
project are currently deddinC
who to hire u a con1uJtant to
conduct an envtromnental im·
pact study on tbe propoMd plan.
p,...p-..tJ
DIES ..•
La1una PlaybouH P'lnt
Nlahten amaaa other actlritl•
in the A.rt~. Sbe I• aurvhed by ber
buaband, of tbe f ami11 bolDI It
855 La Vl.IUI Drt••: bratblln
Frank P. ancl ~ C. CaNr'
of Fort Worth, or..; ad ....
AtM1 :E CartM', ol TtL and I( ,..,. Daum. cf
New II . The eoup1e had DO eblldrm.
ServlCll wW be betel Prldu at
I p.m . at tb• Paclfto View
Mortual'J cbapel la Newport
S.acb. 'lbe Rn. DoUl4 ODlll,
mtru1t.r of tbii loutll sa.oni
Baptl1t . Cb.arch lo Laca1a
Nlpel, .W aftlcla1e .
Burial wW foUow al hdflo
Vitw.
Tbe fudlJ .......... Mimi
b9 madt tO llltW iad GOid Mm· llWJ ol ...... ()Diil .... c.....
Nelie Ped
ReeentlI retired Arm1
General Unander N. Hale
Jr., 15, ii movlnl from tbe
arena of International
mllltary atnteo and world
politics to become prwldent
and chief operaUna oftlcer
at United Tecbnoloalea
Corp.. a major mtlltary
equipment producer.
Coast Crash
Victims
. Recovering
Two aoutb Oran1e Coaat
teen·asen are lo •table ooodi-
tlon toU)' wtth lQlurl• they auf·
fered ln the bead-on cruh ol two
veb.lclee in Dana Point dW'ine a
llooday nl&bt raimtonn.
Th• 7:40 p.m. crub on Del
Obispo Street bet.ween Pad.Ile
CoHt Hlabway and St.onebill
Drive al10 left three otber
persona with lea• aertoua in-
Juriet.
John Rlcha.rdloa. 17. of San
Clemente, drher ol a compact
truck involved in the accident..
and Jfllfery Sollar, 13, of Lquna
Niruel. a puaenaer lD the other
vehicle, were both reported re-
coverlnl after surgery at San
Clemente General Hoepltal.
Cbarlea Sollar, 39, driver ol
the 1edan in tbe cra1b, and
Julllane SoUar, 49, a puaencer
in the aedan, botb 1uffered lo-
juri• but were releued from
tbe bo1pltal. They are tbe
parenta ot the J.S.yur-old boy.
Chuck Lister, 18, of San
Clemente, a puaenger in the
truck, wu releued from tbe
bQapital ln ti.nae tor Chrtstm-.
CaUl«Dla Hlitnra7 Patral Of.
ficer llike Da.U nported that
Rlcbardlon apparently lost con-
trol of the truck be WU dri.tnc
westbound on Del Obispo Street
and crossed over lnto the east
bound lanes smasbina into the
sedan.
Davia a.aid the craab oc:CWTed
in a heavy downpour and 1.5 still
under investigation.
MEMJ111S, CAP)-'fte
Sbelt>J CouatJ m•dleal ea· amlaer aa1• tb• deatla eerttncae lie IJll*I for ••
Pnll• .... -.uau,, tM .......... ot-•atb u oae ...... ., th ......... OW!I
"'¥:::~ for tbe ABC N••• ••JO.w• pro•l'am aa.14 Wedaa4a1 Ulat two deatb ~-i."'~ ca .. of dutla. A to
tbe nport.n, Dr. JerrJ et.co, U. medical aamtw, la-
t.erceDted tbe certillcate pn-
pe..Nd "' ~·· pbyatd.lm. Dr. a.or,. Nldaopo\IJOe, &;j
replaeed It wUb bla own.
Tbe eslltenee of tbe
Ntcbopouloe death certlllcate
WU lebedaled '° be lncluded in
U updated report OD f>nsley'a
deat.fi OD tanitht'I aqmmt ol • ..,.. ... (Olannel 1, 10 p.m .)
•ranclaco Hid Wed.nesda7
that the death eerWlcate alped
bJ Nl=uloa "waan't the aame · 1 but lt wu eaen-
tially the same" u the one be
•lined. The certificate aiped by
Nlcbopouloa made no mention ol
dru11. the medical examiner saJd .
P'ranet.co abio laid there wu notb•1 m:1uauaJ in h1I vo6dinc tbeicbopoulo1 death
certlftcate and replactns ll with h1I own.
"It ~ wtlb some rea-ulartty a penonal pbyat.
clan or attendia1 pbyalcian
mJpt l1p a death certillcate,
but ll the deatb ii accepted u a
medical n.amlner'a cue. the
medical examiner 11101 it,"
Frandaeo aalcL
"It wu a medJeal eum1ner'1
cue from the bellnn1o1. but the
autopey waa oat performed un-
der the medka,l examiner'•
law," 1ald Frandac:o. who bu
refuted to rele&le t.be autopsy
report
Presley waa found un·
con.adoul oo a bat.broom floor at
bJa Gnttfand mwioo Aus. 1.1.
lm He wu dead OD arrival at
BapUat Holpltal, and an autopsy
WU performed..
Reporten Jamea Cole and Chara. 'Ibompeiaa m ftJed suit
lo Aupst to force Frl.Ddaeo to
release the autopsy report Tbe
newsmen helped compile an ·
formatioa for aa earlier "»-aO"
1e1ment tbat concluded
Preal•1'• dealla wu dru•· related.
P'rancluo, wbo malataiu
Presley died of bJl)erteul.-e
heart disease, bas said the
autopsy waa performed at the
request of the Presley family
and 1s not a matt.er of public
record
Chancellor D J Ahaaandrat.06
bas ordered all autopsy reports
F ..... Pa.,e.4J
COUP REPORTED. • •
terf erence'' In Alehaniatan. The
State Department aaid a larae·
scale Soviet airllft loto Kabul
bu been carried out the put
two days.
State Department 1pokeeman
Hoddlni CIJ't.et' said there al.lo
were lndlcatiom ol an additional
five dlYillom of So.tet troops In
areu aJona the Ala:ban border.
Carter aaid It appeared tbe
Soviets were "croutn1 a new
t.breabold In the military depioy-
menta lmo Al&Nnlwtan."
He called on the lnt.ematioaal
commemi~ to "condemn aucb
blatant military interfereace tn·
to tbe internal affaln ol an l.n-
depe.ndent aovereip state."
Sources in Alshanilt.an aald
the Soviet reinforcemmta were
to be part ol the IU'lesl IOftrn·
meat oftemive so far .. a.i.nat tbe
lloslem rebela. 'lbe report. re-
ceived ln New Deihl, quoted an Mahan military officer u aay.
lnt the aovemment plan.ned an
attack, pouibly u early aa th1a
weekend, lo the atratellc prov-
ince ol Bedaktwban in northeut
Aleiantltan, overrun by the ....
be two weeb aeo.
, .... _ .. J
GREENE •••
Capi1trano Beach; dauabter
Alice Kenner of Loa An&elee, and (fandcbildren and anen
ereat-arandcbUdren.
Memorial aervtces will be beld
Friday at 1 :30 p.m. at the Com·
munity Presbyterian CbW"Cb.
with Rev. A. J. Tankenley ol-
ficlalln&.
Cigarette
Blamed in
SC Blaze
A discarded cl1arette wu
blamed for a fire that caUMd
s1.100 damaae to a downtown
San Clemente house Wedneeday.
No one wu Injured in tbe
blue at U2 Ave Paliude where
fire men doused the fire abortly
after 6. LS p.m. lo the bed.room ot
a bouae rea1ed by Helen and
Gordon Foster.
Saa Clemente Fire Capt. Pbll vu Kampen aald a ~areue
• u found tn a bo& with eome
paper material tn the bedroom
wbere the fire beaaa. Van
Kampen said the blue WU COD-
hned to the ain1le room but
s moke damaae tbrou1b the
boUM .... eatem.tve..
Israel Seeks
Aid Increase
WASHING TON (AP)
Defen.se lrlinilter Eaer Welan&n
1s repor1ed ready to cite l1'0wiDc
mstabtlity in the Middle Eut a
an arsument for a bi& Increase
in U .S military and ecooomlc
aid to llnel
Wdnmn bad late aftmloon
appointment. today to preu
Israel's cue with Secretary ol
State Cyrm Va.nee and Del._
Secretary Harold Brown.
Israeli 1ourcea lndlcated
Weisman'• trlp, wtlidl apparent.
ly caucbt aome aenJor -u .S. of.
ficiala by surprile, WU ti.med to
coincide with final decl1lon·
matln1 by tbe Carter ad·
mln.iatntlon OD foreip aid allot·
menll to be lDeluded lD Milt
year'• bud1et requeat to
CClaP'f9. .
)Ve.,,port Surf• Sport
4th Annual January aearance Sale
10%-50% Off
...... wowars. '°" SH•IS. IHOITI. PANTS. JAClllS.
IWIA ..... '8.°"" -Sii iTC.
QCC Sets
Divorce
lectures
A three-put lecture
aeries tb•t looks at clhwee and ltt options
rill be offered by
Otuae co.t Collea• ln eo.ta lle1a on 11runday •velllaal from 7:30 to t :30 beglnntnc Jan. 10.
Corona clel llar at·
tomey Patrlda Heno1 ,.-m dlacusa the le1al
aspects ~ divorce, "do-it-youraelf .. divorces,
di.Orce attorney selec·
tioo and aymptoma of
troubled marriqes. TIM teriea will meet in
FLM Arta Lecture Hall
111 and the public la in·
Ti&.ed to utmd thb free
event.
For information, call
55a-581Kl.
No Case
Too Tough
SAN FRANCISCO
<AP) -1be right to a Jury t.rtal ID a cf vil cue
can't be denied because
of the complexity of the
ease, the 9th U.S. Court
of Appeab baa ruled. It
reversed and sent back
for trial in San Dieao a ca1e tn•ohtn1 20
separate aulta brouibt
•p.imt U.S. P'lnaDdal.
....... ...... ""
Gas Shortage
St.oryTops
' 8JftleA1nrl tllPlw
Lut spriq'1 C.Worala paoliM crtala, which
captured 0 ettanal beadllw wttb mile-lana lines. overbeate4 tetQPen ud odd..veD ratioGiq, wu
•oe..d by fu tbe moat important 1tata news atory of 1979 by AP new1paper and bro•dcaat
aublertben.
The story, wbicb continu. in part today with
the odd-even proer•m. received nearly twice u
many votel u the second-place tlnlaber -the
May 25 crash of a Lot Aqeles-bound DC-10 in
Chicago and the resultiq cootroveny over safety
of the Long Beach-made airliner.
1N 'l1IDlD PLACE TRUE WAS a tie betw~
the conviction and sentencina or former San
Francisco s~G~~visor Dan Wblte ln the
lloacone-Mllk s, with its aftermath of street
violence, and the Iranian student situation in
California, including demonatratioos and
deportatiom.
Rounding out the st.ale's top 10 news stotaea of
1979, the results were:
4. 'lbe contilluation of the Call!omia tu revolt.
including the passage or Proposltioo 4 and the
lingering effects of 1978's Propoattioo 13.
s. THE MAllVJN VS. MilVIN .. palimony"
trial in Los Angeles.
6. 1be solving of the Hillside Strangler cue
with the arrest and sentencmg ol confessed killer
Kenneth Bianchi
7. 1be June U death of actor John Wayne in
Loa Angeles.
8. Fires ravage st.ate brushlands. including the
death of three firefighters in Santa Barbara
County and the destruction of a dozen exclusive
bomea in the Hollywood Hills.
t. 1UE CALIFORNIA NU<iEAa cootroveny,
including demomtrat.loos at the Dlablo Canyon
and Rancho Seco power plants.
~ The judicl~ probe of the at.ate Supreme
Class Set
On Photo
Printing
A lb:·ftek warbbop
series on pbototrapblc
projection Printlna will
be offered by Golden
Weal Collese ln Hunt·
lniton Beach belhmlnl
Jan.12.
Tbe workabopa, de·
1i1ned for the penon
who baa bad prevtoua
photo enlar1ing ex-perience, wtll concen-
trate oa ~ bow to
produce fuH-acale
printa. Enrollment will
be limited to 22.
Cluaee will meet in
photo lab8 ID the Ftne
Art.a Bl.dJdlnc from 1: oo
p.m. to 4:00 p.m . and a
$10 material.a fee will be
cbaried.
Pre-reglstratioo la re-
quired in the Communi·
ty Services office.
SOUL CITY
GETS HELP
WASHINGTON <AP>
-The fede!'al govem·
ment wW take over the
Soul City .. new town"
developmeat ID Warren
County, N.C., under a
$10 m1UkJn settlement It
reached with the pro-
jecL
Save oaa two gaeal cereals.
SaveJ.50
Save I Sc each
on Kellogg's• Ra1Sin
Bran c ere al and
Kellogg's Sugar Frosted
Flakes~cereal. En.)oy the
goodnes.5 d these great
cereals in the morning
and save some money
too Ir s Kellogg's way d
gmng you a great start
on a nutntlous
breakfast
on your next
l«.>Ull purchase al
Kellogg's9 Rcdstn
Blw1cereal.
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Today's events can truly
come alive tomorrow • • • The freshest ~es are those you c• see ogaht and agaill:
those moments in yow lfe that are t..ny, touchlnfJ and
cteser.e to be remenDend. Caphwe theM with a PanCllOftic
color •kleo system.
Btlllry -c ocw•pmont rs 1 nUtsance Pana-
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alnd your fom1ly '° bo lhe~ Clrecton ~ atara•
OVER ONE HOUR Of RECOROfNO ON A SIHGLE IATI'ERY RECHARGE.
v ou· ro as motl'te es • prolea6onal tetevfslon pbotoorapher
T'* ~· Plnaonlc•yMem lets you rec:Gfd whefe and w"8n you wanl
Let ,., NneglnatlCln dO the resit
•ot1• a.,,, ClaolC!ft
Ray Folland, 11, (left) and Patricia Pokorny, 11, have
been named members of the month for November by
Boys Club of the Harbor Area. Ray, student at
Woodland School. represents Boys Club branch in Costa
Mesa. Particia, student at Eastbluff School, represents
branch in Newport Beach.
Collegiate Juniors
Flunk Writing Test
SACRAMENTO <AP) -More than 40 percent of lbe Sacramento
State University Juniors who mu.st pus a writin1 test to eraduate have
failed on their firat a Lt.empt, the acbool aaya.
English Department Chairman Ted Hornback said be wu dist.reued
but not surpriaed that 237 of the 562junion tatio& tbe te&t, or 42 percent.
flunked.
.. IT llA.8 TO BE a pretty dif.
ficult exam," be nid. •·And we
must remember that it ia given
against a background in which,
for a number of years, writing
proficiency was not required" to
graduate.
Truatees of the State Univenu-
ty and Colleges system ordered
each of the 19 campuses in 1976
to require students to de-
monstrate competency ln writ·
ine to graduate. But the trustees
let each school set its own
timetable and requirements,
some giving a test and some
Ex Realtor
Changstrom
Succumbs
Funeral services will be con·
ducted today for former
Pa1adeoa realtor Grant
Chanptrom. who died Dec. 22 at
South Coast Comm uolly
Hospital in South Laruna.
Chanptrom, prior to moving
to Lasuna Beach three years
a10. o•ned Cbangatrom In·
dulrial Realty in Pasadena. He
alao served term.a u presideat
of the SaJvaticm Army Advisory
Board, the Paaadena Hiltorlcal
Society and the Loa An&elea
Society ot Industrtal Realty.
He ii survived by bis wife,
BoGnle; eon. Cnlc Chanpt.rom
of Loveland. Colo .• and
dau1hten, Beth Cba.D&•trom ot
lllll V.U.,. and Laurie BrlDDOD ol i.., Beedl.
8•r•lcH were beld at
tbe CommUD.lty Preabra.rtan
C•areb of La1una B•acla. Prl•ate burial will follow at
Mountalb View Cemetery 1n
Allw'mn
Tb• f amU1 baa suneate4
memorial donatiom to the Com·
mult1 Presbyterian Church road.-ol Lapna Beach.
mandating a wnt.iq course.
JOAN MAXWELL. WHO ad·
m1n1stered the Sacramento
State teat, saJd the most com·
moo problems were failures to
··address the question, cover all
the aspects or organise their
thoughts."
Added Hornback: .. If you
don't write much, you don't real·
ly know what writing looks like
on the page. Lota thln.k that a
sentence is ooe that bedna wtlb
a capital letter and enda with a
period."
This is the first year that
Sacramento State bu etvea a
test. It was required of only :582
of the 4,000 junlon, dependina
on their date of enrollment and
graduation requlremkeota. All
freshmen who enrolled t.b.ll year
wlll have to pass the test to
graduate, however.
HORNBACK SAID students
who fil.Slted lbe test the flnt
time around can take lt aeain.
"It's a proficiency exam but
it'a also a diqnosUc exam," be
said. "People that don't paaa are
then funneled to &dvtaen, people
in the En&liah Department who
teach the writina counea. They
talk to the atudenta and try to
direct them to the right k1.oda ot
remedial cou.nea."
Get in Trim
For Slopes
The 0nnae Coast YMCA ot
Newport Beacb la olftrtq Mi
fttMu e1--'hlldaJI .... Tbunda7• from 7 to I p.m. be.g;•ni Jan. I.
eoune, -=to ...., pare nereatioUf for the
.. ~ .. open to 8dulta C1'IW 18
and I.a 1-ed CD endurance tnin-ln& m~medlDUilJlt. YMCA m'1mbera will be
chatted '10 and non-members '30 for till coane. Por tnforma·
dGa, call ta HU.
••
New C!ertlfleates
Small Savers
Get a Break
BJ'ft9A.111 d•&edPrw
Amerlcama will be •bl.e t.o earn biper interest oo smaller .. vtnp
dePo9lta in uieo.
'l'beN are two UliDaa to led out for: a 2~·year, hicb·lntereet aav-
ln11 certiftcate and a new type ot Savinp Sood that will ear a boaua
lf held to awmitJ.
BAN.D. M VINOS A.ND loan rate ii camt.ull th.rouah tbe llf•
ANOCiatlonl and credit unionl o f t b e c e rt U I c a te , bu t
are authorized to laaue the new certincatea purcbued at dif·
cerUficate. Tbe interest rate -ferent t1mea may pay different
aet by tbe federal a1enciea rates. wblcb reaWat.e the ftnanclal in-The 2~year certlflcat.e ii n ·
aUtutlom -will be tied to tbe peeled to replace a almilar. four·
nte paid on Z~·Ye&r Treaaury year certi!lcate introduced by
Department aeeurtUes. 'lbat'a some iDIUtutioaa late in 1979.
cunelltly nmnin1 at between ll~percentand12percent. -TWO AND A·BALF Yl!A&8
The 1overnment set no to four years; 6~ percent to"-
minimum depoeit for ~ new percent.
certificate, but individual in· -Four to slx yean; 714 per-
atituUou can establlab their cent to 1Yl percent.
own limits: apedftcs are 1till be--Six t.o eiehl yean; 7~ per-
lnl worked out. But at least one cent to 7,,_ percent.
TO SEAL BEACH
Ubrwtlln George Tata
New Prison Chief
S ACRAMENTO <AP> -
Former st.ate Sen Howard Way
has bfoerl named cbJef' ol a newly
created stat.e pn.on.a agency by
Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. Way, a
Republican from Tulare County.
was appotnt.ed secmary of the
new Youth and Adult Conec-
uonal Agency on Wedneaday
Tait New
Branch
Librarian
• Georse Talt of San Clemente
baa been appointed ad-
miniatratJve librarian of the
Seal Beach Leisure World
branch of the Oranee County
Public Ubrary ayaem.
Tall ha.a worked m the system
for five years, aa bead
librarian at the Silftrado and
South Laguna branncb and u
reference librarian of the San
Clemente branch
A• an adminlatratlve
libnrtan, Tait aaid he will over·
see lbe enll.re operation of the
branch, aa opposed to a re-
ference librarian, who acts as a
<'OOault.ant to pa~ dolog re·
search.
Tbe library. one of the COWJ·
ty'1 31 brant'hes. is located at
2300 Beverly Manor Road in Seal
Beach.
bank said it expected to set a -Eieht yean or more; 7~
$1,000 minlmum for lbe 2~-year percent to 8 percent. CJ C E Suff certificate, similar to that foe Six-month money market 888 8D 88e erino
moet otbet" fixed-time depoaita. certificates are av ail able in --e
minimums of Sl0,000. Some tn· ~ Orange Coast YMCA will oller a six·week proaram de·
Savinp and loan i.natltuUons stitutiooa will allow several peo-signed for people who suffer from low back ducomfort begmnin&
will be allowed to P•Y one-fourth pie to gel toaetber aa joint Jan 7
of a percenta1e point more in· ownen. 1be annual 111terest rate SesslOOS wtll be Mid Tuesdays and Fndays from 9 to 10 a m
tereat than tbe commercial 1a baaed on the interest rate paid Evenmg cluset. wtll meet Monday and Thursday from 7 to 8 banks and ct'edlt wiiona Savinp 00 26-··~'-.__ __ ,,,.,, bt"-o'clock. and loam traditiooally are a ma· ~ ... ~-.. W); lD·
jor source ot mortiaee money. _ie_r_es_t_il_oot_co_m_po_uo_d_ed_. ______ F_o_r _w_o_rm_a_Lt_oa_, c_aJJ_SG-__ .., __ · -----------
Tbe government ,ives them an
interest ed'9 oa moet types ot
accounts ao they can attract de-
poeita which are then available
to lend to y.oould·be bomebuyen .
NOTE: DON-r BE confused
by the terms "savlnes
certificate" or a "cerllflcate ot
deposit." When you put your
money ln a certificate, it 1a the
same thine u puttinC lt in a sav-
lnes account, except that you de-
poeil a ftJted amount for a ftxed
time, and, inlt.ead of eettine a
paubook, you aet a paper
certificate.
The Series EE Savmga Bond
-the Energy Bood -which
will go on sale Jan. 1 and which
will replace the Series E Bood
wlll pay a bonus of half a
percent.qe point, or 7 percent
annually, ii lt 1a held to its full,
11-year matwity. Exlsllna E
Bonda which have not matured
alao will pay the bonus if they
are held for 11 yean from the
date ot the first semiannual in·
tereal period that be&lna oo or
aft.er Jan. l .
There are more than half a
dozen types of aavinf. accounts
available at financ al lnaUtu·
tioos. Each bank. aavtnp and
loan, etc. lets lll own cooditiona
for tb.1.a11 Ute iotere1t pay·
me_ntl, compoundina. depo.it
alae. Here la a rundown ol the
baaic offerings, accordine to
Adam Wade ol the U.S. Leape
of Savinp AaociatiODJ:
-PA88BOOll SA VJNG8. Tb1a
ia your everyday account. Its
bl1eeat advantaee 11 what'•
known aa Uquldity: You can put
your money in today and take lt
oat tomm row. SaYlllp and loam
sen•alb' .,., ~ percent a year
lnlerelt OQ paubook .e~ta.
Bub pay 5'4 pereent. Im..t r'* It credit.._ •&l'J.
-'ftme deDoGU and ...... ~-1'beoe aeooantt 1191 more than,...,_ u-.tnp, but
JOU haft to asr-to len• 1«1
moo97 on depo9lt for a ftud
period a:nd. ln IDOlt c ..... u..
la a mtnlmu.m deposit, 1eneralb'
eltber "'5C>O or '1,000.
Here ii a lilt ol eommoa t1ml
diepollta -ewUftcat.e., lDclud-' 1q the new l~·JUI' oae. 1114
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155SR13 4UO
165SR13 44.IO
165SRt4 4l.IO
175SR 1.c U.00
185SR t .c 5~40
165SR 15 52.00
FE T 1 18 • 1 75
p.] 70'•
185/70x13SR 10.0J
185 70x14SR IJ.t2
195/70x14SR U.40
t85/70x1!>SR 60.40
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A Wor••1•" lllahtry •DIM~ taM Tiiie Aaeoctlted
Jfnu ol • Clllftct.al ·~·· tbat ....,.. ....... of llUkan.
IDcUu 8Dd ~ -.e.nt
be releaHd. The student
spokamaw woWd not ecJDftrm or
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At Ult .... a ,.,.. ••
now19aper 4100 ;I a cocmell
memblr u •~Iran~ ton.._.tM •.a.a lateraatlonal tr buaal ln· \Wttlatel o. mm.a u. Unit·
ed Sta'-allepdly committed In
Iran Oftl' the put IO yean.
The a.... WUUam Sloane Cd· fin, Tbomu Gumbleton and
WlWam Boward flew bome • day at tbe end ol a tbree-day
Cllrlatmaa ab•loa wltb
-·-fJom • ber ol .... c~ to tl*I' famtltas mid a
plea for coaellla~ both atdel ID u. 56-clQ' at . .. U GDI tide pt& & llttle more tou&h. lt tmdl to make the olher-
alde • liUle more touch. •• eomn
told report.en before leariq
Tehran. .. U one side decides to
be a llU1e more aracioua. tbe
other Dde ba the freedom to be
a little more p-ariom. ••
The •ow. ~ eondllet-.. emotlooal Cb.rtttmu Day
MrilCll for' tbe CQtlftl • the
oceapled U.S. &mbaHy ID Tehra. Wt for New York wbel'e
they were KbedaJecl to arrlft at
about 5 p.m. PST. Dwi11C the Parta l&opcner-, the ueb~ ol AlClera, wflo u-
abted at the Cbriatmu tenleea
ln Tebnn wtth tbe Amertcam,
uJd be found Iranian autboritles
and public ol'inioa "fa90l'able to
_oup ID
Mesan Pleads
Not Guilty
Costa Mesa car salesman
erry Gene Wills has pleaded in·
t 1.n the shooting death ol
~uty Costa Mesa police of.
leer Mark Stephen Pea anti,
lled Saturday in a Fountain
alley apartment.
Willa, 31, 1300 Adams Ave., ls
16Hornes
Planned
~t Pacifica
B> llA YllOND ESTt~A JIL oe •....., Niii se...
Three Newport Be.ch busi·
eumen Who bought tbe 20.9-
cre estate of former president
icbard Nixon plan to construct
6 homes around the former
estern White House in San
lemeote.
But ae<:onling to plan.a filed
·tb the San Clemente Planning
epartment., Nixon's La Casa
acifica will remain intact ex-
ept for slight modifications to a
arby three-hole golf course.
Donald M. Koll, a general con·
ractiag and real estate ftnD
resident. Gavin Herbert, an Al·
ergan pharmaceutical• ex-
~utJve, and George Argyros, an
Oranee Coast developer, bought
the Nixon property earlier this
year for an undisclosed sum.
Nixoo and his wife Pat plan to
move to the East Coast ln
February. They bought the San
Clemente eat.ate in 1969.
Koll, Herbert and Arnros.
wbo formed a firm called Cotton
Point Allodates, hired Lquna
Beach planner Woodward bike
to draw up the tentative tract maps for the project.
Dike aald ioo.y tbe plans call
for a leries of lakes <• water
system ~ l~ acres), U ·
paDaive turf areas and t~
croves. The te lota will vary in lisefrom114tol"'acres,heaai~ 1
Dike aaid the deve)open hope
to obtain city plannlnC com·
mltDon and eouncil approYals
wtUabl tbe nut two months. The
DrOied IDUlt also be aubmlttAMl io ..... Coastal Commlukn.
Tbe pl.ID calla for a lot aaleis
""'1mD that would allow the
PQftbMe al tbe pareela for can-
1b aetlan al C1lltom bom11, Dike
ul4. Tbe Nliai ...... estate ..
altuted • tM ~ ol so a m ••• aDCl boadt4 bJ tbe":'fi'h• c,,.. Sbol9 com. m111alt1' to U. northwest, the
(lei 181'A'D. hp Al>
biasJi Crews·
t Day Off
scheduled for prelimlftary bear-
ing on murder charges Jan. 9 ln
W eat Orange County MunJdpal
Court. w illa ls charged with killilll
Pesanti, Z1, and wounding Joelle
C . Sennewald, 22, in the
woman's apartment at 10355
Slater Ave.
Mia Selmewald, abot once 1.n
the cbeet, ls reported iD stable
condition at Fountain Valle1
Community lbpttal.
Wllla, arTalped W~ in
the West County court, ii in
Orante c.o.rty Jail wtth bail set
al $250.000. A bearhtl h
scheduled Frtda1 for poUible
bail nductioD.
Fountain Valley detecUvea
said Peeantl was abot three
times 1.n the chest and that W1Ua
WU holding the alleeed murder
weapon, a two-inch, .38 caliber
revolver, when they arrived at
the death scene shortly after 4
a.m . Saturday.
Investigators assert that
Peaanti and Willa bad been
quarreling over Ml.as Sennewald
for weeks prior to the sbootlna.
Police claim Willa climbed up
the side of the apartment com·
plex in which Miu Sennewald
lived with a girUriend on the
morning of the abooting.
He allegedly reached a
second-floor balcony and en-
tered the apartment through an
unlockedslidinggluadoor.
2nd Cruise
Missile
Fails Test
........ ,... .... kMN .......
BURNED-OUT REMAINS OF GARAGE ONCI CONTAINED ANTIQUE DOLL COLLECT10N
Mra. Suaan Frobn, lecond From Right. ta Coe1"°"1N by Netghbor
Doll Collection Lost
1.,.,,;;,w Fire Doe1 $20,000 Damage to Home
from the 1ara1e. Sbe called nren-.... wbo nUqu1sbed
the nmn.1n about 15 minut..
Hawkinl •aid there WU "
major dama1e to tbe bouae
ltMll. No...,_..,..... reported.
eo .... r. exotic blrda. tbe Po.-.. Diil tn u atrium ... outald• the 1ara1e ..,.,.
rrt1bteoed lDto bidla1 while
ftnft,i.tenblUWtbeftam-.
ft.. tint bellefiel diil bbdl
bad flo•a awa1 w ll•
flnm• stntdMCI ~ bGMil tbroalb tbe c.at .. but It ,... labll' ~ tM .._ _,
qUll llld ~ blidda • tM --
Power
Seizure
Reported
TEHRAN. Iran CAP) -A
strongly pro-Soviet former depu-
ty prime minlater ael&ed power
today in a coup in Afgbanlatan.
Radio Kabul reported.
The announced coup came as
Soviet t.roopa and equipment
poured into the country to aid in
an offenai•e a1ainat anti-
communist rebels mounted by
the covemment of President
HafUullab A.mm. now reportedly
overtbrowll.
In WMldngton, U.S. Off'lcials
said they did not know of any
coup, bllt added that fracmen-tarJ reports from Kabul indicat-
ed "tome lmolvement of Soviet
military personnel" lo street ·
filh-tina in the capital.
Babnk Karmel was identified
by aourcea aa deputy prime
mJAister mder President Nur
Mob4rmn'1d Taraki, who OYer·
t.hn• a noo-allcned 1ovemment
in April. 1171, turned the couab'y
toward the Scrriet Union and WU
ousted bJ another pro-Soviet re-
gime 1.n Septe~r. Kannel was
appointed ambassador to
CU<"basloYatia ln July 1978. but
wu ~aUed after Taraki's over-
throw and death, sources said. '«
Karmel was described by
sources in New OeUu a.s being
more pro-Soviet than the Amin
government. He was quoted by
the lraman news agency Pan as
saying in a radio broadca:1t.
·'the new regime will accept
private ownership," but he also
was quoted as saying. "we
would like to be on friendly
terms with our neighbors."
Afgbaniatan 1s on lhe Soviet
Union's aouthem border.
The Washington omc1ail, wbo
declined to be identified, said
they did not yet have "solid in·
formation" but Soviet military
personnel were reported to be
moving about the city.
The ftcblinl wu reported at
Durulaman Palace and also near
tbe radiostationin Kabul.
Asked whether Russian troops
were actually involved in the
street flehtlnct one official
aaid, ''TbeJ may oe, yes, but ov
reports are so rttent and ao
f raglllaltary."
Pan aaid that Karmel an·
nounced be bad ta.ten power 1.n a
<See OOUP. Pa1e A!)
C:oast
na.1cer ..... , ... , •• Plerf
Loot.a like lt, cto.o't ltf But lt'1 Juat an opt.teal Wualoo
created by photoarapber wbo couna um an1l• and uaed a
300 mm lens. Actually. the tanker ll a Cood dlttance IOUlh
of tb H\mtiqton Beach Pier. It wu ancbond oft the
HunUnatoo Beach Ed.lion plant Wednelday, plplD1 oil
ashore.
BANGKOK, 'l'lat'•nd <AP> -TM omc.d Cua_... I"· ..,,m.-~ toda1 tblll N N bu a.pped clDwa 11 .....
auer. 8e•:ce1 ukt M will blciw daatnnan ol • m1litarJ ll'OUP "71•~,:,:::.~•m ....... from U... toaDtrJ. llOCIPI iaHdld Cambodia a ,.,, ato l8d
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rep1acmd u. Pol Put ~IDl!Ol wWa .. beldM .., .....
lemrtn. rm Pot loJaUillU beft .... fttllUq a perril1a ..
ti.nee.
2 Huntington Boys
Return Lost $3,783
Larry Clemente of Hunu.n,ton
Beach 1ot a special Christmas
present one day late this year.
Two Manna HJ&h School 1tu-
denll cave It to him.
It was in the form of S3.783
that Clements bad lost
Tbe )'OUl.hs. John Lustig, 14,
and Robert Wortbinrton, 15,
found il and returned the money.
They each got a $S0 reward
C~men~'losscameWedne&
d.ay wbUe be wu prepartna to
bank the proceeds from b.1.s swap
m~ vending business, head-
qaa rtered at b11 Huntington
Buchbome
He says be madvertenUy left a
bant bai on the roof of his car
Brea Woman
Injured in
Mesa Crash
A Brea woman was in stable
co1ad1t1on t oday at Mercy
Geoeral Hosp1taJ in Santa Ana
alur sbe was thrown from her
car Wednesday and pinned
betw~ 1t and another auto.
Costa Mesa pohce reported.
Offleen sald Teri Hyman, 26,
•U auured at 8 a .m. when ber
car cclbded witb a second auto
as &be waa driving from the
soalhboaod San Otego Jl'reeway
aftomp onto Bristol Street.
11le driver ol the second car.
£Lliabeth Wanda Nell Embree,
20, of Santa Ana. was treated but
not boapitalized at Mercy
Grneral, police said.
Police said they arrived on the
sceoe to find Teri Hyman lying
~tween the two vehicles, her
left leg pinned in the door of her
own car and her ngbt shoulder
plllJ)ed by the second car
They said bystanders helped
free her from the vehicles
aa he drove otf Thti ba& con
talned the $3,783 ln caah
Before reaching Paclfil' Ctty
Bank he realized the baa w~sn't
In Lbe car. He doubled back
toward hb home at 932 Can
terbury Circle.
Clements HYI he searched the
houae and yard to no avail. The
money, be tt1ured. waa 100•
forever.
A bank ofllclal called Cle·
menu to report the baJ and
money wu at the HunUncton
Beach Banlt.
Lustig and Wortbinct.on bad
been ridtna their blkea home
from a sport.Ing aood.a st.ore and
spotted the bag on Yorkshire
Lane
They thought the canvas baa was a woman's pune at first,
Lustig sald today
"When we saw all that
money." Worthington reported.
"we thought about keeping rt.
but we decided to find the nearest
Pacific City BanJc and f'etum &t. · ·
Lustig added, "I kind or know
how 1t ls to lose somelhmg You
always wish the person who
finds it would return lt. ·'
"Later," said Lustig, "we
found out it was all the money Cle·
mentshad forhi.s bualneu "
Clements, 33, who dropped by
John's home at 18082 Hilton
Lane, Huntington Beach, lat.er in
the day preeented each of the
boys with $50 as a reward.
"They're real boneat boys."
he said. .. and that's aomethioi
that la rare nowadays.
"This la the beat present I got
for Christmas by a long shot."
The two young pals report
they'll me their rewards on a
three.day ski lrip to Mammoth
Mountain in early January.
The $50 represents a lot of
money to both. Each receives a
$20 mootbly allowance.
Both said they are looking for
part-Ume jobs
"We need the money," sald
Robert.
f',.....PageAJ
ESTATE PLANS TOLD. • •
U.S. Coast Guard LORAN radio
natlon to lhe aoutbeaat and the
planned Cyprus W eat develop-
ment directly to the north.
,.,,e Cyprus West community,
.located oa Elmore Ranch land,
la currently beina developed by
a firm that bu San Clemente
PlalUlin& Commluloo Chairman
Al Wulfect u an auoclate.
The Coast Guard ataUoo i•
scheduled for clolure th.la year.
Federal aovernment officials
bave not yet decided what to do , wtt.b the 42-acre ataUoo, used for
Ion• ranae aid to navi1aUon
radio beaml, but state offtctala
OIUUIGR COMT c
DAILY PILOT
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want part of it for nearby beach
park
Tbe station also contains a
Secret Service office that
federal offlclala say they plan to
retain.
The 1ubdivi1ion plans filed
with tbe city say lbe Nixon
hou1e, u1ed to bo1t vlaitln&
forelsn dilJl,ltarles and a bo9t of
celebntlel for the put decade,
has bbt.orical value and mieht
be preserved u a museum.
The Nixon bouae, wblch
served aa tbe Weatem White
House \DIW the former president
re11i1Jl«l ln 1974, bad more than
M million tn security and other
improvement& installed durtnc
the yean.
The 12-room early Cal.lfomia-
atyle bou.e and 1urroundln1
acreaae wu aequir9Cl by Nbtoo
for Sl.& mUncm ud w.r abaNd
with the former p11111ideot'1 U •
IOClateBobertAbplana.IP •
The ~y WU ortJlaallY deve..,;cl tbe late Hamttton Cotton, a prominent San
Clemente democrat. The developen of the 18-unit
project are ~"' wbo to b1re u • to
conduct an •Yiroamental Im·
pact ltadJ OD the pr'OPQMCl Jla.
•
Gold Soars
To $510
A New High
1.0NOON 1 A f' > Gnld aoarfl(f
above ~lO an ounu lo MW
1>9ak.a ln Eun>pe toda1 amid con
cern over a reported Soviet
mlU\ary buUdup la Af1hantat.n,
the conU.nula1 U K Cmbul1 oc
cupaUon ln T hran and hi"* oil pm.a 86,ver alto jumped
tl eo to • • an ounre tn N""
York and lat.er wu \J'adlnt tn
other martl..U at '2'1 00
Tb• dollar waa &ower alrncMll
every~re
NetePo•t
Oold wu up u mu~h u 138
from pre holiday prln• In
u.........-Europe, followln• th• mC'Ul'a
Rece ntly retl red Army
Gl'ncroJ Alexander N Jl•lf(
Jr , 55, is movlng from the
arc>na or lntt.'rnalional
military strategy und world
politics to become prellldent
and ctuer operatJng omcer
at United T ec hnologies
Corp , a maJo r mtlilary
equipment producer.
9 . AFRICA OUT
Of KAUOPRANDS-a
11ural' throo&h the MiOO barr\er In
N~w Vortl on Wedndday
In London, 1o&d ~ at •
record $SC1'1 ~. movtid w • rH
ord f~ ot .._ 15 and la&n
closed at ~II . 1bl• eomparf"!d to
S41S 50 at the ctc.e Mooda1
Zurich . Europe's bltteat
bullioa mart, abo ..,., Ow ~
start at ~ .50 a.ad ~e to •u 6,270 Iran by mid-day. tlP rrocn sm rn. day, the last tradinC HS.QCMI! ID
lhe Swi.a financial cm&er' bdaft Students Face • laq Chrillma botiday.
IA Paris. wtlee prtem _. ...
Deportat·0 natec1 by a • petteDt .,...... I D ment tax, bullion 1ut a record
$S33 13 an ounce al~ a.ftemooo WAsmNGTON <AP) -Pres!-fix.ins. dent Carter may leaally sin&le
out Iranian studenu for deporta-A• Sold ~ in Europe. lbe
lion proceedings as part of tua dollar dedlnf'd ln tht.n &r.ctlftt,
efforts to "resolve the Iranian W\th many bualneUe9 ttma.tNna
cr1s11 and to maintain the aafety 1but or th1Med down durtoa
of the American bosta1es In Christ.mu week
Tehran," an appeals court ruled today lo Tokyo, the dollar cto.ed
Overruling a lower court, mar,lnally hl1bu al UI 72$
three Judges of the U .S Court of yen, romm.~on WedDeaday.
Appeals said that diatincbons on Allhousb iold markets tn
the baal.a of nationality may be Zurich and London wen1 clmed
drawn in lmm11ntion mat:ten Wednelday, in New Yort IOkl
by lhe Coogreu or the P~-for December delivery roM to dent. "So kla& u such diltinetioaa $510 an ounce on the Commodity
are not wholly irrational, they Excbanp Inc before clo.in& at
muat be sustained," the court ssoe.30.
said. Tbe clole wu up $11.30 f1'0Dl
FonDlr PrMld.at DMu Sampbaa la tbt DeW pnlDMr of tM oust.ct pemmant.
1'be llOW'cel uld Pol Pot wtU head a "8up,.me Cocnm.tttee
of the National Armin ot Dtm«raUc Kampoct..a <C&m·
bodta)"
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WASHINOTON CA P) 11"9 number of Mt1oul crim. re-
porud In Uw lJnlt.ed :it.altos dw1n& the n,...t nln• rnontha of lb.la
y .. r IDC"f't'llM'd by 9 pentnt O'V•r the aame 1>9riod a year qo,
tht' fl'ffl Uld lod•y
In una. the crtme rai. IMreued by 2 1>9reenl °"" tti. tm
lf!Vf'f
Our1n« Ow-final nine ~lhl of lJTt, Uw number of ~
rrlmt'• rf'portC"d to law entcwcemf!Ot 'aten<"l" lncreued b)' I
ptrr<'f'ftl Amnt11 t.ht-vlolc-nt crtmct. robberin rOM by U per·
<'tint, fon1baf' ra~ by I 1>9rceot, aurave&.ed UNuJt by t perc•
•nd murder by I percent
,.,.,~•c •••"•• r.u
SA<"RAMP:NTO <AP) The Chr'Utmaa weekend bli:ttway
doth tt1U ot.., ••1. a CaUtomla rec:ord tor that hoUct.y, lhe ttata
J111hway Patrol aald today
Tbe pr~~'°""' hllb numt.r wu 10dr•tha for a 3"4-day botiday
In uno "n\11 yora h'111day. lut.1.n1 from s p m Yrtday lo mldni&bt
Tur1uiay, wa114'·• d•y•
The prrvlcJUA rt'C'Ord for a41.lt day f"hrtatmu WHkend wu l8ln
un~ I.Ml yr•r'a riaur•. for• l it• "4ay holiday weekend. waa41
PHA ''' Clt•11p• L••-''••
fi AN 1>l P')10 r A J' 1 A blbt pl&M taa.Un1 Oft the nm••r
lflfr "'2 ~ ptlot rA • J'art0(' &..tlhw•l AirUMS )4tl1ner wttb 145 •~1erd t<1 pu.11 r,.p Ml•rply and ""erlly l~ndbar&h P'\eJd today
Ttw-I-SA pl•n~ nlcht 718 from Surameoto and Loa An,,..,.,_ wu '"'~'"" II> pWJ C.1J1 J..., mrlrs from land1n1 ~ Y~nJ A vraht'Jft AdmaruatralJOn "•ad thf' unadenlJfted
pdM ,~ tbP •m.iJJ C~na IJ'>O\led on th-runway att~r Lh4t ,.wner
bd '*"' clear!d ,,,, lM laMiot H~ wu never authonaed to be &MT~.~ a.or•~maa 1~
F..._r._.AJ
COUP REPORTED. • •
bl oedc-moa.is.cnd .......
LD Im 1De1S•ec. ti. a~ ~d. ltannd pn>cDJ.Md ··ctem-
uc ra llc f~ms for all lbt"
masat"s . lht' rt'lt'as• of all
poltt&cal pn.IUlWN. and tht' t"rt'a
t1nn or Job) (or tbt' un
\'mplu~t'd ·
"W• want to &nDOUnC"t" to the
wholt' world that tbt> la.st r-h.auu
o( lmptttall.am. Cuc1sm and dJc
talOnhlp 1n the heart of As.la
havf' ~ hn*en. ' Para quoted
KarmeJ u aaytna
On WedDMday tbt> U S State
~partmmt ar-cused tbe Soviet
Union ol "blatant military tn·
terlermce" ln Af&baniatan Tbe
Stat~ Depa.rt.ment uld a larse
sule Sova~ auUf\ into Kabul
baa bttn camed out over lbe
put two d.tys.
State Oepartmt"Ot 1pokeeman
Hoddinc Carter said thett abo
were lndkaUona of an addtUonal
five divWonl ol Soviet troope in
area• a1oq tbe Alpan borda'
Carter' aaid It appea~ the
So" 1eta ~ .. croum& a oew
lhrt"Sbo&d lD t.be m.Jlitary deploy-
He c a1Jed oa tbt" 1 nlemaUOGal
rommunsty to "condemn aucb
blatant auht.ary interference lD·
to the lntt'mal affatrs of an lD
de~ndetlt &0vere1gn state "
Sources an Afghanistan aa)d
the Soviet retnforcemenu wen
to ~ part of the larsest iovem-
m ent ol'femave so rar agal.mt I.be
Moe lem rebels The report, tt-
~~• v~ ln N~ Delhi, qiaoted ac
Alghan rnillt.ary olftcer u 1ay-
lDI the fOYenunent plaa.Ded • attut, poulbfy u early aa um
wffkmd, in the st.nteoc prow-
mce of BadalrMban tn nort.beMt
Af1han11tan. ovemm by the re-
~la l WO week.I qo.
The State Department re-
1t~rated U.S. diapleuu.re today
with wbat it called the rap6dlJ
e1calalla1 Soviet mlULarJ
buildup lD Af~.
On Nov. 10, ab days after the Prlday, the lut tradlDI day
beginning ol the occupatioa and before tbe holiday break. Al
hostage-taking at tbe U.S. em-Republic NatJonal Bank of New
busy in Tehran, Carter ordered Yorki__aold cloeed at $D. On
deportation ~ ltarted Moaa.ay. bullion dealers lo New
a&ainlt Iranian students found York sold Sold for S411 . to be ln the United Stat. il· -~~__:;__~~~---~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
legally.
Tbe eourt aald that aeUoa la
"a fundamental element ot the
prealdent'a efJorta to l'e90lve the .
Iranian crisla and to maiDt.a.ln
the Hfety of tbe American
boataaee in Tehran.·'
Tbe Ju.tlce Department'•
latest ftaur-1bow that 51,111
Iranian students have reported
to lmmi,raUon offlcial1 and
6,270 were found to be deportable
for baviq violated tbe tanm of
thelrviau.
Mesa Group
To Discuss
1980 Goals ~NeUJpOrt Surf a Sport~
'81 4th Annual Janumy Cearance Sale '81
10%-50% OFF
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Some New Year neolu·
Uona Hem to be made Juat to be broken. But,
here Is one resolution
that you should make
and determine to
lteep ... ''I resolve to
kffp myself nt and to
protect my 1ood health."
Tbla could be t.be most
Important resolution that
you will ever make.
Our pharmacy will do
Ill utmost to help you to
keep t.b1s New Year re.
aolutlon. For, we have
made one ourselves "We
resolve to coolinue pro.
vtdlng the best possible
pharmacy service and to
always put your health
fint."
YOUR DOCTOR CAN:
PHONE US when you
need a medicine. Pick up
your pre"cr1plion 1r
•hopping nearby, or we
will deliver promptly
without extca charge. A
great many peopl e
entrust us with their
prescriptions. May we compqund yours!
P•H UDO PH.UM.ACY ,,_.,..wy
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Gold Fever Spreads
NEW YORK (AP> -While sold
fever ha clearly spread to the Unit·
ed States, expert.a HY the bls b\lyen
in bullion marketa are not
Americans.
According to one estimate, less
than 3 percent of 1old bouaht in
world marketa ia purchased by U.S.
investors.
And, although prices have spiraled
to a auccesaioo of record highs ln re-
cent weeks -surpualng the $5(».an-
ounce level Wednesday -in 1eoeral
the volume of trading baa been a bit
leaa than normal.
DESPITE Bl8 VIEW that the U S.
market is leas than 3 percent of total
sales, Dr. Henry Jareeki, cbairman
of Mocatta Metals Corp., says that
compared to a few years al'o.
"American1 are actlve bi it ... t1iey
are 1ettin1 more and more in·
tereated."
And amoo1 small purcbuen ol
1old colm and Jewelry, tnt.er.t lD
gold may DOt be dampened much by
lhe runup in coat thia year.
Georee Frankovttcb, ezecuUve
director of tbe lhnut.cturln1
Jewelers and Sllversmltb1 of
America, ezpecb 1old jewelry ..S.
lbla year to keep pace wtlh laat
year's record-aetUn1 pace despite
much hi&her prices.
"I think the pbeoomenoa ol eold. diamooda and aUver ia more or less
defying the laws of supply and de-
m and over the put few years." be
says.
Small specialty shopping center to be built. More than 1.5 m llllon tourists visit this
beautiful wine country area annLI-'lly.
Growth strictly llmlted in area making this an excellent Investment opportunity. Rebdyo
to go. ca11 .
HBMan
Promoted
Robert M. Gubrud bu
been named t.reuurer of
Smith International
Inc., of Newport Beach.
Gubrud will be
responsible for tbe cor-
porate treasury depart .
ment 'a domestic and ln·
teruatiooal operatioos.
Your dollar's best
friend today ...
REPUBLIC'S 11. LOAN.
Access to your savings
}Without losing
interest.
11le UM of your moneJ • It em"na
lnlerest. That"s whet Republic's 1 ~savings
loan can do for your dollar~ (Our I%
po-annum ls le;s., than ch4rged by most
3'Wfngs and loansJ
Yau 8'lold ........_. penllltJwhen you
borrow from savings. (We'll loan you up to
~ of your belance.) You simply repay 1 %
per annum mme lnterest than the rate your
account presently earns. For example. on a
6-1/2!> certificate, you repay et the annual
I 1.8 54°/o Annual Rate.
percentage rate of 7-1 /2t.. The difference is
1 % per annum, and that becomes your ef-
fective loan rate. Meanwhile, your aavfngs
remaln intact, earning Interest.
St.mt • 6-month Morter Mmtret ec-
count tod8J and have liqukilty whJJe your
funds earn substantim Interest. You can
transfer funds that may be getting lower
Interest elsewhere. And at Republk:, ti a per-
sonal emergency artses, you'U elwaya have
ready a<:eus to cash. thanks to our 1 ~loan.
12.4190/o A.....afteld.
................ Dec.27 ....... 2
(6-montb tam. •10,000 minimum -no COftlPOUllCfln9)
Call or write toda)(
Ask for a RepubUc fedensl Saving.a counaelor.
Fedinl NGULl!lonl teQLdN., lnfl:rS pcnaUu (ex~ Wlththwal from~~
HflWnun,,..,.. ~ M MJirVp ac:coc.n b9'll ll $5.00
• • • • • • I!~ time UM lloo.ter Crow pour,.._., a...
ml~ REPUBLIC FEDERAL SAVINGS __ _,.....
11111111 =-~7!::Pl!.':~~~~.!o':o
lAQ(.U'IA IUQCll!I.. 30232 °"" VtlfY ~ (714) ~
waTJIUl'81'D 13' ~ ~, .... t..,, DleloflWJ (714)~
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I.Atlt9 PrejeeC
United California Bank is usJna a bellcopter to speed un-
collected cbecb to tbe Loe Anaela Airport. After proceA·
in&. the checkl are dispatched at midnllht to airlines for
out-of-state fll&llts. By reducing time cbecb a.re in transit.
UCB says it la able to 1enerate an additional $8 million• day
for investments.
More Mileage Sought
WASHINGTON CAP> -Tunaportatioo Secretary Nell
Golclachmidt wants 198$ vua
and amall trucks to 1et u muy
u alz mlla more per 1alloo ol
1a1ollne tb•n today's new
modela.
Goldschmidt Jut week pro-
poeed that the average gasoline
consumption be aet be\ ween 19 7
and 22.4 mpe for UM5 model t~
wheel-drive U1ht trucks aad
v am. 1be UlllO ataDd.ard la 14
mpe. FOi' rour-wbeel-drive light
trucks and van•. the 1980
atandardl.114 mp(
Tbe new regulaUooa call for
tbe 1985 standard to be fixed
between 16 2 and 19 I mp(.
o~·t>r The Counter
MASO U1llilMp
'I'll& AJDlllCAN P'ltlell(llm
lnl&iba la ............ repaitted
· Uaai men rotarJ driWQI
anbelDlmedlDdomatk•
ploratlm now -2,1'11 -Olm ., Ume llDce Jlr7.
Aad-ol tlle Ndoa'• .....
muafadmwl ol allfteld citll-
tq equipment, NatkmlJ a..,
Co., la predlet1a1 an •tea .,.aw boom ID tile l.lml .
Tbe ~ IOdet7 .s4
401 1eololle.al erewa are tur·
rentb brfolftd tn lmd ~· Uoa and mother 11 CNWI are
en1a1ed lA offabore projcta.
'lb.at•• ueata a U percent ID-
ereue from tbe aame ~ wt year, 1iceoulln1 to a ~
•poke.man who uk• oot td be
idenWled.
''Wr\'E BAD AN increutt of
79 crews aince April, which lj ln·
credible," the apokaman Mid.
·•Every available crew ll out
worttnc."
National Supply President Ted
Rocera said bis company it frO-
Jectlnl a 12 percent fncreue
next year ln tbe number' of
rotary drtlliaa rip ln uae •for
domestic oU a:ploratioo.
Accordlna to Rogers, the
number ol wella drilled ailould
jump from an estimated ~146
in i.m to 53,085 in 1980.
'°'tt. a !H
Off U1 °" tt,4
()fl :u
t.S •.i .. , u 11 1.1
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MUTUAL FUNDS
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TBDZ AaE TllE
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they 919 aad w11J CODtintae to bt Hailable tllroqbout tM 1•ar ... erely by pianola• 70'.lf apedtnc to take .chatqe
of the Ma80DaJ wee tbe yur round. you cu eutly 11Mb
your spmcff n1 by bundrecb ol dollan !
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after Eater. a.ft.er July ' ana .,__, Cbrtlt.mu. ,,.... ....
ncelkat timea to plek up dotbea, llDeu, doa.u ol otber
U.eau, .,.,,,,.._ yoo ma== llllo lbarta&ee ol lllJ .... U-
and eo&on If you don't earlJ ln tbe ........
There alllo are tbe ~dad Aquat wbtt.e ..i.;
•Pfflala for Geoqe Wuhinaton'• bl.ru.day; for Columbm
Day; Veteram Day ; 11mllar boUdaJa.
DO NOT LET THE 1lmpUdty ol tbe followtq ealen-
dar mialfad you Into dowqndl.nc ltl importance to your
pocketbook I nu. barsain sutde alooe un put'°"' well oa tbe ••1
to bealin& any forHffable prtoe api.raJ in tbe lutun. TbJ.a
ltraltflll of~~,~ alone can more than offaet
a ny apparent annual nae in the coat ol Uvin1.
If Yoe Wut To Bay
Atr coodiuooen ................. February, JuJy, Aapat
Applianiees . . . . . . . . . • . . . • . . . . . . . . . ...... January
Balhilll awta . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . After July 4, Aqmt
Bau.ertes and mutnen .. . . .. . . .. .. . . ...... September
Beddin& ........... Febnla.ry, Aquat
BUildin& mat.eriala, lumber ...•...... : ............. June
Campina eqwpmeol . . . . . . . . . . ... -..... Aucuat
Can <new> . . . . . . . . • . . . Auiuat. Sept.mber
luaed) February, November, December
Children's doth1.n1 .. July, September,
November, December
Cloth~ < 11prtna > • • • • • . llarcb
Coats <women's, ctuldreo'a> ... April, Aucust, November,
<meo'11
(wtnler)
Oreues
Fishing eqmpment
Furna~
Garderung eqwpmt"nt
Hardware
Hom.-runu.ahtng.s
lnlaot.& we ar
Lauodry apphancf's
LLDtfta
Lloaene
Luaaage
Men '1 ckJth.t.ng
PaLDu .
Radl0&, phoooarapiu
Rao1es
December
January, Aucust
. . .. . . .. . llarch
January, April, June, November
.. October
January, February, June,
Auruat, September
. . . Au.suat. September
Auiwt, September
January, February, AU(USt
January, llan-b, April, July
.. .. . . . .. March
January, llay
.. Janury, May, July
. . ... -llarch
. Ausust. December
. Au.suat. September
January, February, July
Refrta~ratora and r~urs
Rues and c&rl)etl
. April, November
..... Junaary, July
January, February, May,
July. Aqust September
School clothes. suppUea ................. Aupst, October
Shoes (boys' and riria' > . • . . • January. llarcb, July
(men's and womeo'a) .. January, July, NOTember,
December
Silverware . . ................ February, October
Ski equipment, skat.es • . .. . . .. .. • . . . . . .. llarcb
Sparta wear . . . • • . • • January, February. 11 ay •
Stereo equipment . . . . January, February. July
Sult.a (me11 'a and boys') . April, November, December
Sum mer dot.bes and fabric. June, July
Summer aporta equipment . . . . ................... July
Televmoo set.a .. . ...••. -....... llay, June
Tires ....•.......•......... ·-.•....... May, end ol Ausust
Toya ............•...•.•.... January, February
Water healers .................... January, Nonmber
Bankrupt Cannery
Back in Business
SAN DIEGO (AP) -"lbe SUD II.arbor tun.a-eumtna
1ub1ldiary of Westcat.e-Callfonlia eo.,,., wb.ic:b wnt
bankrupt.. la wortiq •Cain. But DOW tl'a produdq Bwn·
ble Bee tuna lmt.eed of Caruticm ad 8r'ellt O'Clt.ldtm.
Aft.er a ~ of o,>eratkm. ea.tie • Cook •. ol
Honolulu la procbaeiq about 1ID tam ol tm.a 4all1. waft1DI
toward a pJ ol 250 &oaa a daJ. Alrnmt all ta. 100 wanen
laid on by Sun Harbor have hem blnd back.
A fund ol ll00,000 la betna apeat for lmJW"em.U by
CuUe • Cook, wtUcb paid •·• mlDiclD for tbe cannery al • 19deral blmlmrpCey ule an Dec. 10.
In It.a worldwtcs. openUom, ca.tie• Cook producea
food under the Dole label and IJ'Oft plneappMI, i.ttuce.
banan• and cauliflower and banestt aealood.