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Workers Burned George Coffey
As l'umes Ignite Dies; I~t Mesa
At Coast Firm City Manager .
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·Re els ~apt e
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER 28, 1979
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PIRBIEN llATTl.E FATAL BLUI IN tRYINa
One ... n Wa• Kiiied In l110.000 Fire
Irvine Yule Tree
Fire Kill,s Ma"' 69
Trend to Spread?
Indonesia, Iraq Hike Oil Price
By 11le A.8Mcta&ed Pre.
Iraq and Indonesia, wbkb
tosetber produce nearly one·
fifth of the Or1anisation of
Petroleum Exportiq Countries'
oil, announced price lncreues ol
up to 10 percent today.
The increases were expected
lo spread, with Venezuela,
another ~r OPEC producer
and the supplier of 3.5 percent of
U.S. petroleum need.a, aayin& it
planned to announce Ila 1980
price list later today.
Iraq boosted the price ol ita oU
to about $38 a barrel, wblle In·
donesia raised ita price to $30. 75.
Venezuela was expected to
2Workers
Suffer Burns
At Huntington
Two men were burned eerloua·
ly Tbunday when lacquer thln·
ner fumea 11nlted In tbe
manutaeturtni area ol a JluDt. ~ Beadl 10ck companJ .
ii ardaJ Merino, •· ol Soalh Gate, ii lilted in ertUcal ecmdl·
tioa in tbe UCJ Medical c.at.-
burn unit wltb tblrd·d•SrM
bum1 over IO percent o( b1I
body.
Cbarlea Emmery, '8, of
S.llflower, ii u.ted .. ••..taua••
in tbe lal8e cmt.' wltb leeand
ad ~ barm OtW. pere• ol bla bodJ. a .,......,
1pokenoman Hid. TIM DMD were WOltiJll ..
i.eq ... tldDmr et ...... la
a manutactartna procHI at W..._Lomeo .• Mllllc,..._
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appanmdr ..,. = bJ ta.I bNtll...,.m~. ~MWaeaaoftM
ft••baa_ 114tdd ....... -... ..... daGllll. ....... ..... ......
ou&elata 1a1i •••er_:: .. ,.., ........... ...................... ._.
raise ita base price by n to S2J8 per 42-pllon t)arrel
The latest · lncreaaes could
prompt influential Saudi Arabia
to anoounce a f W't.ber price i.n ·
crease over the 33 percent boost
GAS AVAILABLE
IN S. CAUFORNIA-A3
imposed aJooi With Venezuela
and two other OPEC members
lbil month. Saudi Arabia pro-
duces nearly one·thlrd of
OPEC'• :I> million barrels-a-day
011 output.
The declalon by Iraq, the
second largest produttr lo the
13·nal100 cartel, lo raise its
price was reported by ind~
sources ln Rome. who aaid the
boost was retroactive to Dec 1.
The mcrease had been expected
by many industry ot.ervers.
The move put Iraq between
the moderate Saudis, wbo are
chargmg S24 for their 011 , and
the hard-llne Iranians, who
t'bar1e .. 50 for 011 or a slmtlat
grade. •
The pricm1 split developed
wfore last week's OPEC 011
m101sters' eooference, which ad·
journed lo Caracas, Venuuela.
<See OIL. Pall(e A.%)
1st Mesa Manager
Illness Claims
George Coffey
G_... Coaey. ea.ta 11-..·1
flnt dt:J m.aaa.s•. died ., ......
day at Lons Beach Nani
Ho1pltal after an Ulne11 of
Hveral moatba. He wu 74.
Pri•ate Mnieea are planned.
llr. Coffey, a former city
m:;::,i:r of Redland1 and
R Beach. moved to Colla
........ the cu, tncorporac.ed
in 1951 ad aceeptad t.be post ot
dtJaumpr.
'lbomanda
Of Fish Die
He worked tbe flnt two
montba wit.bout a 1alary while
lhe clt7 railed hmd.I, a1nee dl1
ottlclall rel\Md to 10 into debt.
It waa under llr. Coaey that
tbe city departmeata, polldes
and proeedurel were Ht up. He
al.lo belped Art llc:Kem:le, tbe
ell)''• ftnt ~ cb1ef and later clty m..,...:, the city m. UJ three Mdtt oftle9n could
be bind. llr.~.wbobdam ....
...... la pablte admhdltnlklD
from u~ ••• • former ..,,_,. ndnd captam •
the N•VJ wbm be eam• to ec.&a .....
Aft.-leaTIDI Im .,...._ •
cltl m11191: lD 1tle. lie became
a eouai I ••'•"' for a numbw II ftnDI and I« tM <.1111 c .. consT, ••Al>
IO Taken
Hotdage
hf Attack
TEHRAN. Iran <AP> -Fight·
ang erupted m Tabnz, capital ol
the northwest Azerbaijan re·
gioo, and members of lbe diut·
dent Auri Twb' political party
wounded one Revolutionary
G uardsman and toot 10 other
Khomeuu men tio.uee. the ol·
f1c1al Pan news a1mcy aaid to-
day.
Pars, quoting tbe Rnolu·
tlonary Guard office ln Tabriz,
aa 1 d the attack be1an Tb W"lld.ay
n11bt when an unidentified
1eroup set fire to a pariAoo Ml up
for today's prayen.
The guard.amen, cltlef aecurity
force for revolutionary leader
Ayatollah R~Uab Khomeini,
pursued the ualdentirled at·
tacken past the beadqurtera ol
the Moe~m Peoples Republiean
Party. Groups idenWled only u
· • t'ounter·revolutioeartes" also
a lta c ked and tried to set ft.re to
banks and newspaper offices in
Tabnz, Iran'• fourth lar1est cl·
ty. Para uid.
Para reported tbe revolu·
Uonary ruardtmen aald they
bad been unable to oelOtiate re-
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Coast
I ~
Reacuen ev•cuate 10me d tbl 100 ,...s. dents~• K&nlu City nuralnl bome neu
a fire late T!nanday. Tiiie ftN, which
destroyed a '515 mllUclD NdNment com·
ple• under conat.rucUon, wu the flnt ma·
Jor fire ln Ka.mu Clty al.oce firemen be1an • won alowdown ei&bt dlJ• qo.
What's in a N11mber?
High Court Denies Name Change to Digits
ST. PAUL, lllnn. (AP> -~
number 1089 ia not acceptable,
but One 7.ero Six Nine mipt be
OK, the Minnesota Supreme
Court ruled today in denyin1 a
llinneapoHa man'a Je1al tMd to
be named a number.
llicbae:I Herbert DensJer. a
former aodal studfel teacher,
bu been calllng hJmself UMIB for
five years, saying the numerals
have "personal significance"
Wld Soars
To$516
Per Ounce
LONDON (AP) -Gold prices
soared to $516 an ou.nce today in
traclina in London and Zurich,
while the dollar held steady on
most European money market.a.
Gold jumped $39 dollars in
Zurich oo 1bunday, closin& at
$514 an ounce aft.er touebiq a
record $518.50 du.ring the day's
trading. Aller sur1in1 to $516 1n
morning tradme in Zurich,
pnces dipped to around $514 in
lat.er tradin&.
London's five major gold
traden set the mornin1 "ft.xin&"
price at $51.S an ounce, an in·
crease over Tbunday'a close of
$511. ~·· afternoon flxing wu$512 ltclosedat$508.
The precious metal cloeed in
New York on Tburaday at
$513.50.
Silver. too, waa ealnlnc in
value. Prices lo London climbed
to $28. 25 an ounce from
Tburaday's "fixln1" price of
$27.51.
TradiDe OD both European
· metal marbta wu quiet and
many dealers were expected to
clOH early today for a Ion& boH-
4a7 • e ta Traden have at-
tributed tbe reeeat Sold ruab to a
boat of world political and
economic problem• ran1ln1
from Tburaday'a coup in
Af1banlatan and the U.S.-
lranian mm to woniea over
aoari.q oil pricea.
Aid Boost Sought
WASHINGTON <AP) -
braell Defeme llln.llter Ezer'
Weisman, ~ wbat be calla ht. eouatrY'l-;recooomic prob-
le m ," b ukina lhe United
Statea for a boolt in flnanclal aid
onr tbe hi billloe Juul ta N-
ceivloe tb1a ftKal 1ear.
DAILY PtLOT
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~·~':"~=~:;.;. •
T•IJI I (n4J..-t
a rrNR1Mu1r, ,.._.
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and relate to hi.a phlloeophy of
life.
He 1ot hi• bank, the Social
Security Administration and
aeveraf state agencaes to rec-
opl&e bim u 1088, which be
prouno. as One Ze.ro Sis Nine
Bat a utility company and the
Minnesota Drivera' License
Dtvtaloo wouldn't 10 along un-
less the numeral had court ap-
prov al. and two years ago
Dengler filed suit seeking a legal
name chanee. Two years before
that, be was rebuffed by the
North Dakota Supreme Court
In lta unarumous ruling, the
MLDDesot.a Supreme Court said
Den1ler as rree to call himself
1089 u a common·law right, but
noted the Amencan social aod
economic system 1s geared to
1dentifymg mdaVJduals by letters
rather than numbers
··If be chooses to adopt a name
which simply subjects himself to
contempt, ridJcuJe and mcon·
verueoce, be baa a common law
and stat.ut«J right to do ao," aaid
Justice James OUa for the
Supreme Court.
In suggesting a spelled out
number. such as One Zero Six
Nme. the court said in a foot.note
that the f1rat and last words
would be phonetically the same
as a name such as "Juan
Nyen."
The court upheld a Februaey
1178 dec1s1on by Dlatrtct Court
Judge Donald Barbeau, who
said it would be "dehumanu-
lng" for any penoo to be known
only by number. The = likened it to the numbers ta
OD priaonen lo World War ll con-
centration camps.
To allow a legal name cbanae
to a number "would but.en the
day in which we all become kJst
F,....P-.eAJ
FIRE ...
fire officutla said, the family &D
the kitchen heard poppln1
sounds and immediately aaw the
tree was afire.
David Krescher apparenUy
tried to amplua tbe Chri.ltmaa
tree lllbta, Hawkins aaid, and
also tried to pull the bumin1
drapea down.
By thi.I time, Hawldm aaid,
the fttt was out of control. As
the rest of the family nect the
buruiq bome, Leslie Kreacber
ran upltaln to let b1I falber
out.
''Tbe tin wu llterally c~ b1m upltaln, .. Jnwtdnl •alct.
Tbe fire captain aald the
Younia" 1Cr9eher eould not COD·
Yince blt fatller to Jump frolfl a balCOD)'. Tbe IOD Jumped but
atUl could not convince hlt
father to follow.
A ant-door nelltlbor, Victor
Scbmelb. aa1d 1D an intemew
tbat be and b.lt wife were llttlq
la tbelr dm when they beara
1elllq from the krelther bome.
"I &eard IM >'•lllnl ... I
never beard aucb 1cre1mt,"
Scbmel&a NJd. He wmt out boat. aaw what
bad b11J1**1 and trt-4 tO beJp
Knecber .... b.ll father. The
white-bot beat "' the names pre. vent.cl thein, howH:f u!sDll the
elder K.r.cber wu when
an nploliclD ri&ll*l throutb the
home .
in a faceleu number," Barbeau
said. also quotlng from
Shakespeare "Who steals my
purse steals trash . . He that
ruches from me my 1ood name
robs me of that which ..
makes me poor tndeed."
Dengler. divorced with two
cblldren llvln1 with their
mother, is described in court
records as a naturalized cltiien,
born in Germany He was not
available for comment on today's
ruling.
ln arJ?um<>nts before Barbeau
in Oct.A,~r 1977. l>engler's at
torney, Sl.!Can Tolin, aa.td b.ls
client k>st bis teachine job m
Fnt;o. N.D .. because of the
name issue. Since then, Deacler,
who at the time of the argu
menls was working as a cook tn
a Minneapolis restaurant, had
apphed ror jobs m econom1~
and banking, but had been 'IUm
manly rejected because he
called himself 1069, Tolin srud
The Supreme Court said
Den1ler, aa 10459, could seek
redress in the court.a 1f any "sub-
stantial nght" is refused tum
becau.'le of his numeral· name
Up to now , Otis said, he hu
suffered only "trivial and self·
mlltcted Lnconvcmencc "
Dog Scares
Would-be
Burglar
A St. Bernard dog wu CT'edlt
ed with a<:arin& off a man who
tried to burclari.ze the home al a
disabled Costa Mesa woman
Thursday, police said today
They aaid a auapect ln the
case, Hect.or Manuel Cano, 22, of
240 Oak St . Laeuna Beach, was
arrested on susp1c1on of at-
tempted buralarY and held ln
Ueu of $10,00(fbail.
Police aald a man climbed
over a ~foot fence at a home on
Eaat 16th Place at 11 a.m
1bund.ay. TbeJ aa1d be tried to
pry open a 1lidin1 11ua door
deapite the fact that the d.laabled
woman waa iuide yelllna at
him.
However, they aald ber St.
Bernard doc succeeded in chaa-
lq the man away. Cano wu ar·
reated nearbJ baaed on •
daertpUon of tM 1aapect ad
WU ident.lfted b)' the TlcUm,
police Hid.
Aill.8 in Beds
Hurt Hotel
•
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F,...P~AJ
HOSTAGES.
lease of the hostage pards
The party LA loyal to Ayatollah
Mohammed Kaiem Sh ariat
Madari, Iran's tiecond·ranklng
rehgioua leader. HJa followers
claahed Wllb IU&rdamen ID
Tabriz thia moolb. Tenaaoa Md
developed around Sbariat-
Madari after be cnUcu.ed the
nation'• new lalamic coaalltu·
lion. The Auri.s, etbn.lc Twb,
seek more aelf.ruJe.
p,...p.,,.,4J
COFFEY. • •
of W estm1nllter
He ls survived by his wtfe,
Vera. of Costa Mesa ; bl•
brother. Syl Coffey of Santa
Ana, and tus sister, Viola Oun·
bar of Rlvenude.
The family has s u11eated
memortal donatlona to tbe
Braille lnat1tute or to
M edlcalert.
mllhoard at l•••e
Mesa Woman Wins
1st Round Battle
Bes11e Mae mD of Costa Mesa
•a• the hnt rouna winner
Thursday LD her Oran1e County
Superior CQa.rt fi&bt to brina
down a bldboard that towen
above her Newport Boulevard
eoct ume abop.
'udp Edwatd Wallbt r"1a Ill
to .,... • pnbmtnary bUme· tiaa--~,_.._.Ed I , ol Los Anaelea. a aubetdla.ry of
llelromedia Inc .• that would
have enforced a leue that baa
allowed u.e qn to ala)' up.
Metromedia w S.ued tbe
alp -I&. per mae&b -...
18. Tbe cma'illl l~J'W .._
npind New. l or New. ft. a maa..
ter of adiov ... , bee.aw tblr"e are two dlltell cm tbe a..ae .,.._.
meont comatned in tbe eoart ft.le .
M rs Hill chums ahe noWied
the company prior to the ~
exp1ratJon date that the leue
would not b e renewed .
Metromedla chums the OOUfica
t.aoo wu made unproperty aod
that the lean b aow 1ood tbroulb 119.
In ~ ........ ft.led by ..... at·
tomey. Jira. mu termed the
billboard. wtaidl DOW advettiaea
a Loe Anaelea ton musac ata-
Uoo, -••umtcbtly" a.od "bli&bt· me the property.··
She uid aa the documeata that
montbly senrtODl Oil the ••en an-
terferea wtth her buameu adlVl·
ty and her cuatomen · conven. leace.
Becorda Indicate tbe al1n
•a&D't aervtced 00 Dec. 1 and
tbat Mrs. Hill woulda 't let the
Foet. • ~ c:rrtn OD tiae
pavpat).
ID odla' doeameats axoricled
to Jada• Wallin, Foat.er 6
Kleber c1a1ms tbe alp ta ol
"particular and e•tra •aJue
beca ... ol tM aU:racU.-ol
the .,.. • -oaldoor adftl'tia-
lq &ocale llDd relatlftly biCb
traffie volume'• at lhe busy
Newport BcMal"ard ucl 11th
Stnet ... ~ A.ad, .... <Gm,_, paiated oat
Ulat a dly ordJ.oaDce fo"'*ll new bQlboerdl. Uact.r tbat law.
the lilD llbocald haft ..... ~
moved mon t.baa a ,.u ..,,
but dty olftdala MJ aeeudoa
ttu bem _.,.. =-::. awalu-
Uon "' a u. s. Ooart UH d.e11la1 wlU. U UtJ·
START THE
NEW YEAR
IN STYLE
billboaro statute m San DieJo.
Wallin said be wu told by
Monica Lipkin, a Loe Anplee
ataorney Te1W••Un1 tbe lilD
comoany, lbat hia deciaiioo likely Wlll be appealed.
"TbQ were pretl)' bot about tt. ... .nm Mid.
p..._p_AJ
OIL. ••
lr8q producee 3.7 mmton ber-
rela a ~ 12 percent of OPEC'1 ,..-but exporta rel-
auvel>: liWe Oll to the United
States It bas raiMd producuoo
aubacant>ally over the put year.
Indonesia, which had 1ooe up
by $2 dunni the OPEC meet&n&.
anMGDl'ed ~ ol SU5 to a.a a ._..... elfedl" J•. L
Tbe baalta lifted 'Maoelt•'• top pr1ft to 15 em.a abon the prtce
cbar1ed by OPEC mllltut.11
Nl1erla. A1prta ad LlbJa for thelr~Gll
~a aceowrta for ...,_ 5
percent al OPEC'a productico
and about 2 percent of U.S. oU
need.I.
The ln~reaaes announced
before and durin& the oil
mlnllten'1M°.._ may edd~to
a dime to the prtee ol a 1aJJaa ol
1uoUne or beattnc oil 1D die
UD.ited St.a.ea.
Saudi Arabian OU lllniater
Ahmed Zaki Yam..U denied in
Pam 'l1nlnday b1a country baa
dedded to raiM lta price by S2 ln
February.
''No deddon bu been taken, ••
SbeWl Yam.ud aUd.
AJtbouP Yamani Pledi9d ID
Caracas to keep bl.a cowd:ry't
'24-a-barnl price "at leut
tbroa1b Janvar1:• be aaid
Tbunda1 that "oll price in· en... _.. determined by tbe
marQt. md Saudi oil prices are ~ below thole pnyaUlna
OD tbe .......... mubt.''
Men's Suits
for only
One Dollar!*
,
Dell\' ................ hWtC* 0'0-
8YSTAN0£RS OAntER IN FRONT OF IRVINE HOME GUTTED BY FL.AMES THURSDAY
M•n Who D69d In Fir• Waa Urged by Son to Jump From Front B•leony to Safety
lroine Yule
Tree Blaze
Kill,s Man
By DAVID IWT'ZMANN °'-~ ""Staff Flames fueled by a tinder-dry
Christmas tree rampaged
throu81i an Jrvi.De home Tbun-
day DiCbl, ldllJ.nl one of tts occu-
pants. all&btly injuring four
others and caustna more than
$150,000 in damage.
"It was just unbelievable, bow
fast it moved," one Orange
County fire official said of the
blaJe at 4121 Loma Street in the
v1lla1e of El Camino Real. "ll
{the bouae) was a total, com-pa-.. ......_,,
Police and fire officiala IOI
the man who died in tbe fire wu
Lester Geoc'ge Kreacbtt\ •· wbo lived with lix otbeT members ol
hi.a IU>O'I family in the two-story
realdeoce
Fire Capt. Marc Hawkin.a said
the 6 :23 p.m . blue was trig-
gered by Christmas tree lights
wbicb apparently shorted out.
Flames exploded from the tree,
touched off nearby curtains and
began their rampage through
tbe house
Four members of the farruly
were in the kitchen at the time
preparing for dinner. They were
identified as Leslie Krescher, 41,
Im wife Helen Krescher, 40, a
ton, David, 19, and a friend of
the family, Debbie Mary
VanEyke. The elder Krescber
waa in an upstairs bedroom
Hawkins said three other
members of the family. Nancy
Krescber, 17, and Jeff Krescher.
15, and Robert Krescber. 13, re
tuned home from Knott's Berry
Farm when the fare wu at its
helght When the names broke out,
fire officials said, the family m
the kitchen beard poppin1
sounds and immediately saw the
tree was afire.
David Krescher apparently
tried to unplug the Christmu
tree Udtta, Hawld.ns said, and
alao tried to pull the burnine
drapes down.
Orange Coast
Weather
Mostly 1un.ny but some
bl,ai ClOUdmelS Saturda1.
PatdlJ roe and low douds at beaches duriac early morllin1 hours. Lowa tocdcbl 4S .... tbe cout
aad JO inland. Hllld 8atw'daJ 8' at the be~
ud•inland.
INSIDE TODAY
Newport Cook Held
In Embezzlement
Newport Beach police Thun-
day arrested cook Roeer Early
on charges that he had em-
bezzled $40,000 from Dlllman's
Restaurant in Balboa.
Early, 42, of 476 Prospect
Ave., Newport Beach, was
booked in city jail on erand theft
charges. He wu released on hUI
own recogniunce.
Early ii a long-lime employee
of Dlllman's, a landmark
Balboa restaurant Police say
the losses were over a seven-
yea r period.
Detectives allege Early bad
embeuled the money by pad-
ding bis kitchen orders. The al·
leged crime was discovered
when Early, who was planning
to move to the San Francisco
bay area. began training a
replacement.
Dog Scares Off
Mesa BUrgle Try
A SL Bernard dog wu credit-
ed with scaring off a man who
tried to burglari:ie the home of a
disabled Costa Mesa woman
Thursday, police said today.
They said a suspect in the
cS>se. Hector Manuel Cano. 22. of
240 Oak St .. Laguna Beach, was
arrested on suspicloo of at-
tempted burglary and held in
lieu of $10,000 bail.
Police said a man climbed
over a 6-foot fence at a home on
East 16th Place at 11 a .m .
Thursday. They said he tried to
pry open a sliding glass door
despite the fact that the disabled
woman was inside yelling at
him.
However, they said her St.
Bernard dog succeeded in chas-
ing the man away. Cano was ar-
rested nearby based on a
deacnpllon of the suspect and
was 1dentihed by the victim,
police said
Bergeson Charges
State Doublecross
By STEVE MITCBELL °'-Deity~, .... Assemblywoman Marian
Bergeson bas char&ed state of·
ficials with "taking away the
dangled carrot." in an aeree-
ment earlier this year that
would allow residents of Crystal
Cove and El Morro Mobile
Home Park to remain on state
property for tbe next 20 yean.
Earlier th1a month lhe state
FVCops Nab
Suspect in
Mesa Holdup
FR\ DAY, oecEM•eR 21, 1m FIFTEEN GeNTS
New Violence Erupts t
KhoDleini Ponders
U.N. Council Vote
TEHRAN. lTan <AP> ....:. New
vio1eDet enrpUd todQ lD pro-
vlnelal Iran u re•olutlona.ry
leader A1atol.lab Ru.bollab Jtbo.
melai eoaferred with hll foreip
mlni1ter, apparently about
threatened U .N . 1aactiona
aimed at Con:in& Iran to rtieaae
it.a American boela&•·
There were unconllrmed re-
porta that Soviet Ambaaaador
Vladimir Vlnocradov conferred
with Khomeini in the boly city ot
* * * 3 Natio~
Hike Oil
Price lOo/c
By TM ~ial.ed PTeU
Iraq, Indone sia and
Venezuela, wblch toeether pro-
duce one-quarter or lbe
Or1ani%atioo of Petrolewn Ex
porting Countnea' oil, today an-
nounced price increases of up to
10 percent
After the Iraqi and ln ·
donesian moves were di.sclO&ed.
Venezuela -supplier of 3.S per
cent or U.S oil needa -an-
nounced it wu raiaine its base
oil price by S2 to S26 per 42
gallon barrel
Iraq booeted the pnce of its ou
to about $26 a barrel. while ln-
d6oeaia raised ats pnce to $30 7S.
The latest 1nueaaes could
prompt inllueoUal Saud! Arabia
to anaouace a further price ln-
creaae over the 33 perce1it boost
GAS AVALAIN.£
IN S. CMJ..:>RNIA-A3
1mp<>Hd alon& with Veaesuela
and two other OPEC members
thia month S.udi Arabia pro-
d uces nearly one -third of
OPEC'• 30 million barrels-a-day
oil output.
The declaion by Iraq, the
second-largest producer ln 1M
13 -natlon cartel. to raise its
price was reported by industry
sources ln Rome. who said the
boost wu retroactive to Dec l
The tncrease had been expected
by many tnduatry observers
The move put Iraq between
the moderate Saud.ls. who are
chargin& $24 for their otl, and
the hard-line Iranians. who
charge $28 50 for oil of a similar
grade
The pricmg spllt developed
before last week's OPEC 011
ministers' conferen~. which ad
journed m Caracu, Venezuela.
Wltbout reachin& any a1reemeot
oo a sinlle pnce structure for
1980.
Iraq produces 3 '1 mUlloo bar-
re ls a day 12 percent of
OPEC's output-but exports rel
ativelt bWe oU to the United
States It haa raised production
substantially over the pul year
Indonesia, wb.lcb bad 1ooe up
by $2 during the OPEC meetin&.
annot.mced increases of $1.45 to
$2.85 a barrel effective Jan. l
The booata lifted lndooesta'a top
price to 7S cent.a above the price
charged by OPEC mllllanls
Nleeria. Algeria and Llbya fcw
thelr high grade oll.
Qom. Iran i.a count.int oo a So-
viet veto to bloelt any UN.
Security c.ound.l vote ln I a.,.-ol
international embarcoea.
In WaabiqtoD. White Home
officials were opUmlatic the
UnJted Statea would be able to
obtain the nec:aaary a.lne ot 15
Security Council votes and that
Ru.uia would oot exerclae lta
veto. but they cooceded a Soviet
abstention wu likely.
In Tabriz. capltal of the
northwest Aserbaljan re.ion,
aupportera of tbe llo1lem
People'• Party wounded one
Revolutionary Gaardlman and
took 10 otben bocta1e. the of.
flcial Pan news aie:ocy report-
ed. The 1uard.llmen are Kho-
meini'• chief security force.
QuoUn& t.M euard office in
Tabrlx. Pars said the
guardsmen were taken hostage
Tbuntday nidtl while chasing an
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~ U. S. S. R.
•*s SIG
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AFGHANISTAN; 80AOEA8 US8A ANO tAAN
A SoYtet Pow. ptey Jn the Mldee9t
Rebels Press Fight
After Afghan Coup
8y'l'M~P191
Die-bard support.era ol exec:ut
ed Afpan President Hafiiullah
Am in were reoort.ed still tradina
rifle fl.re in Kabul today an.er Sov·
1et forces insUlled their mao ua
power to end a U..mootb IASWTee·
t1on on Ruasla ·a~rn border.
The border guerrillas, aconiina a
"cbaoge in pawns," vowed to
right on
There were si1n1 the new
leader. Babrak Karmal, Wlll cao
duct large-acalepurges
The Soviet Union
acknowledged today its military
role m Afghanistan. The olfic1&1
Tass oe..-s agency quoted Kabul
Marine Killed
At Pendleton
A 20-year-old Camp Pendleton
Manne was sbol to death an 1u.s
barnck:s today. otftclala at thia
aeulde Marine bale aaid.
Officials questioned a friend of
the deed Marine who waa found
with an II-HI rifle. but a
apokeaman said the abootint
waa apparently accidental.
Neither man •H publicly
identi.fted.
Radio as aayang the Algban eov-
ernmeol "made a presaang ap-
peal to the U S.S. R for urumt
political, moral and economic as-
sl..sta nce," includin& military aid,
aDd that the Sc>Vlets ··sa~ed the
requestolt.be Afghan side."
The broadcast a&1d the Afghan
~e1me·s request was based oo a
year-oldSovtet-Algban treaty.
Tua aa1d Soviet President
[.('()nid l. Brtth.Dev sent KarmaJ a
conaratulatory telegram ex-
pressmg ccnfidence the new gov-
ernment would defend "the sov-
ereignty, tndependence and na-
t 10n1 I d1gn1t y of a new
A f ghanist.an "
Bnl.al.n and West Germany coo-
demoed the Sovtet mvolvement.
A U S official has called 1t "the
grossest form of international
~havtor"
A report from lheJapan~em
bassy 1n Kabul said sporadic
sbol.5 were heard near the road
runninl from the Sovtet embassy
to the old royal palace which ap-
peared to be atill m t..be bands of
Amlo'a Collowen. Several MiG-Zl
warolaDel cirded over the city,
the report Mid.
l1lamJc reNlJ, wbo fou.pt
Amin, deno-.toced Soviet in-
fluence lo Afpanistan and vowed
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Bank Seeu•-lty Faultless
Bearded 'Suapect' Stopped at Door
ALPINE (AP) -A tank• \ruck °"9'\umed and eqlodecl lD
Oam• an lnt.erltate I today, klWnt two men.
The ear10 -two 4,000.talloft tanb of the·volatile 10lvent petroleum naphtha -wu destroyed in a flre that Ut up the rnowa-
tatns 18 miles east ol El Calion and left the freew1y charred for 100
1ard•oaettherstdeofthe wreck
The Califomia H11bway Patrol aaJd the driver apparenUy
Jost control of his rte at 5:30 a.m. on a curve and cruhed
agalmt a bridge abUtment OD the Wut Willows Road offramp.
Wreckage was air.wn for 200 yards, closin1 both lanes ol the
freeway for 90 minutes and the west lane until at least Saturday or Sunday.
N. Callter11fa Ste,.. £fled
By Tlte A.111 rla&ed Presa
Northern California skie1 abould be clear today, but clouds
are moving in over the weekend and the Nallooal Weather
Service pred.lcu ram and snow by New Year's Day.
Until the weekend, fog should be the big problem in
Northern California, especially in the San Francisco Bay area,
San Joaquin, Sacramento, Klamath and Shula valleys.
"t'ota .. Beld b1 2 Slafll•g•
RENO, Nev CAP) -Two youths .,.anted for questioning in
the slayings of a San Jose couple were apprehended at the
Califomia-Nev•da border today following a two-hour manhunt
west of here
Police officials sald the two -one or them the son of the
victil118 were taken into custody without incident They
earlier were reported to be armed with a pistol and a sbot1un
and were descnbed as extremely daneerous.
San Jose police issued an all-points bulletin for Todd Gjevre
and a fnend, Clarence John Garcia, 19, after the bodies of San-
dy and Blair Gjevre were found Thursday night ln a shallow
grave in thelr backyard flower garden.
Neivport Realtor
Dead at Age 54
Realtor Edward Newton Rid·
die, who posted Bible verses out
side his Newport Boulevard of.
fice to l.nBpire commute111, has
died of a heart attack.
Riddle, 54, waa skiing at Mam-
moth Wednesday afternoon with
a son, Tricy Jobnz 20, when he
was stricken ana pronounced
dead at lhescene.
Friends at Newport-Mesa
Christian Cent.er descr1 bed the
long-time civic leader and sports
dthuaiaat Q ''the type or person
fCJT whom God and family came
flrst."
He is also survived by bia
Wife, Marilyn; son , Steven;
daughter, Susan, and grandson,
1lmothy, all of Newport Beach.
ai>d three silt.era.
• Riddle, who wa.a president of
\be Newport Harbor Board of
Realton in 1965, &raduated from
qJaremont Men's Colleee and
opened bis Costa Mesa realty of.
fice 22 years aao. He WU born in
'J!oledo, Ohio.
: Memorial services wtll be COD·
d\lcted at 11 a.m. Monday at
f(aclfle View Memorial Park
alld Mortuary, 3500 Pacltlc Vlew
Drive, Newport Beaeb. Vlllta·
SUCCUll8S AT 54
Realtor Alddle
llon will be from 4 to 9 p.ID. SUD·
day. _ ...
The famlly baa au11eatvu
memorial donatlon1 to the
Neri::·Meaa Chri1Uan emter
bui fund.
Jlldlt EdWn Wallln Nkcll to .,.. • mlaaf7 .
,..., • &hlll .
All ............ 17 ~ Mt 18e., tlailt WOU1d
bav. a Jtu• UW bu a1Jo'nd the alp to ltQ qp.
Metromedia bu l•ued tbe
lilD -at ... tDolltb -.. um. Tbe emnat to.year ...
aplred Noy.1 orNov. n. a mat·
ter ot ~l becauMUlere
are two dalel on &be leUe acne-
ment cont•"Mct tn tbe court ftle.
Mn. IWl cla.lmt Ille uotln.d tbt CGmp&D)t Pl1ot' to tbe .....
expJJ'adcla dafe that tM .....
would not be r•D•••d. lif et.n>medla clalma tbe aotifka.
tJoa wu made lmpropeJ'l1 and
lb at tb• leaae •• DOW rood t.bl'O\ICb 119.
1D eowt ~ IUed by bw •t· torney, Mn. Wll termed t.be
billboard, wblcb DOW ad...U..
a Loe Anselee rock m..Se .t.·
llon, u "w..l1htlf' and "blieht· Inf the property.•
She •aid tn the documents that
monthly eervklq of the alp ln·
terferea with her buai.oeu acthi·
ty and her customers' CU!ftlno
lence.
Records inc4icate tbe aian
wasn't aerviced oo Dee. 1 and
that M". Hill wouldn't let the
Foster & Kleber crews on the property.
In other documents provided
to Judge Walltn, Foster &
Klelser claims the sip ls ot
"particular and extra value
because of the attractiveness ol
the 1rea as an outdoor advertis-
ing locale and relatively hilb
traffic volume" at the buay
Newport Boulevard and 19th
Street interseeUoo.
And, the company pointed out
that a city ordinance forbids
new billboards. Under that law.
the sign shouJd have been re-
moved more than a year ago,
but city officials say execution
has been stayed pending resolu-
tion of a U. S. Supreme Court
case dealln1 with an anti·
billboard &t.atute in San ~
Wallin saJd be WU told by
Monica Lipkin, a Loi Aqeles
attorney representing the sign
company, that his dtt1sioo likely
will be appealed.
"They were pretty hot about
1t." WaJlin aaid.
Tests Show
Human Blood
Made Stains
Newport Beach police today
confirmed that blood found
smeared throug.bout St. James
Episcopal Church earlier thia
month ls human.
Sgt. Jlm Carson said
laboratory analysis ol the blood
also revealed no traces of dnlP
or alcohol.
The analysis was ordered
alt.er the stlll..Ucky blood waa
found by Rector Edward Jasper
on the church's carpets, pew
cuslUoas, cloc>t'bob9, altar and
pulpit.
Police are still analyd.nc 101M
shard.I of 1lus found to the
blood near the altar of the
cburcb, ~ Vta Udo.
Detectlvea have been unable
to offer an eq>lanaUoo f« the
macabre IDddeol, other than to
note there wu no evidence to
su1eett a rltuali.aUc UH ol the
blood.
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SANCTIONS PONDERED· • •
untdentilled man who attacked
and tried to set fl.re to a pavilloG
•reeted for tod&J'• prayert. Membera of tbe Moatem
Peorle'• Republican Party,
Joya to ~ country's aecmd· ranklDI a,yMollab, MobammMt
Kaum Sbartat-Madarl, flred on
the pu~lnl uard1mH, tbe aaeney 8abba pra7el'a ta Tabrla
were dl.lnapted by a crowd cl
people • Uirew ltoMI at t.ba •ta~ nmo IDd telm'lkln ftbl.
et•, ~radio re~poriedJMM~ hotta,. wae ltill -bOun after tbeJ wen
,
'•
stJtuUon. which lives Kbome1Dl
1weeplq ~ for w .. and compla1Ped tbat tbl coaatlllSaD
doe• not pft 1a.fftdent loeal
powen to ethnic ll"OUI>&· The
Auria and other Turtlab·
apeakine people eomprue about
one tbh'd cl Iran's 15 miDicm
people.
ID lterman. capltal of the
aoutheut Kerman Prcmnce. •
1unmaa n=dla a motorc7el• fatallJ WO'--a local rtll.,._
leader. 'l'be k1WDa of 1arUr
Aib• AbdoNla Drablm.i RI
almllar lD metbod to tbl •· aautnlttOnj of ila eloM 1J11o.
melnl •IOCf._ alDce 1aR win-
ter••~
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:Mesa's 1st
Manager,
Coffey Dies
Geoqe Ootf.,, Coat. ......
nnt dt;J man.,,.,.. died w.-.. da1 at LODI Beaeb HavaJ Hoapltal after an lllD•H of
HYeral mmtba. Be wu 14.
PriHte Mnfcee an plumed.
II r. Coffey, a former clty
m~na~er of Redlands and
Redondo Beaeb, moved to Colla
Mesa when the city lDcorporUed
in 1953 and accepted the post ol
city manacet.
He worked the fir1t two
moolhl without a salary wb.lJe
the city rai.aed funda, aiDc:e dty
officlala refmed to 10 ioto debt.
It waa under Mr Coffey that
the city department.a, policies
and procedures were aet up. He
alao helped Art McKenzie, tbe
city's nlst police duef and lattt
city manager. police the city un·
t1l thrtt addluonal officers could
be hired
Mr Coffey , who had a masters
degr~ ID publJc adm1rustcatioo
from USC , wa s a former
eogio~r and retJred captaut Ul
the Navy when he came to Costa
Mesa.
Alter leaving tus poe1t.Joo u
city manager ID 1956, he became
a consulting engineer for a
number of firms and ror the City
of W estmmst.er
He is survived by his wife.
Vera . or Costa Mesa , bu
brother. Syl Coffey of Santa
Ana. and tus stster, Viola Dun·
bar of R1vers1de.
Th~ family has s uggested
memorial donations to the
Braille Institute or lo
Medkalert.
to continue tbetr war aJmed al
establi.a.b.inc a non-Marxt.t 10•·
emmentinKabuJ.
"The Moslem nation of
Afgbaniatan will not be deceived
by the cbao1e in pawns," a
spokesman for the Af1ban
Islamic Movement 1aid ii\
Tehran. "The Babrak KarmaJ
coup m Afgbaru.atan is the direct
result ~ Soviet int.erfereoc:e in
Af gban tntenW alrain."
There are believed to be few
ideololdcal dltfereoce1 bet...i
Amin and Karmal. but the rebela
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••alllator JUlt ntamecl frOm Tela.ran ., MJtq tbe bolt ...
bad been traaaferred to
Tcbnm't Evtn Prtaoa, ~ for bea.bb ,.._.,
la an ibtervtew wlUI tbe
Preneb newapaper L'Beho
aepabUealD. otrculat•d bJ
Aa•nce Prance Pr••••· ta.mat. Nlcbolal About 18"
DO ladka1'aa ~ tbia ~~bis
tnformatloa. He wu not lm·
med1etelJ a.al.labM tor eJaban, tioo.
Re .. one ~ Ull'M l'reDi$
lawmaten wbo recently ,...
turned from • Mlf·J.oJtlated faci.
ftndtn1 tour to Iran.
Mesa Council OKs
lions Park Pact
A SZ.• mlWoo eontraet to
build a eommuaitJ enter in
Lions Part waa appro•ed Thun-
day by tbe Coet. lleu City
Coundl.
The 2%.~1quare-foot ltruc· tan. lo be built by t.be Doa&las
Rulh Taylor
Funeral Set
For Satruday
Funeral &ervltts will be bek1
Saturday for Cost.a Mesa nsl·
~t Ruth Cornelia Taylor, who
died Wednesday at the a1e ~ 72
Mrs Taylor. a re11dent o(
Costa Mesa slnt'e 1949, was a
former cbjef accountant for tbe
Newport-Mesa Unified School
D~Lnct.
She waa a1ao acta ve an FISH. a
chant.able org8.IUUUOll aupport·
ed by local church groups Tbe
fam1ly baa requested memonaJ
donatiom to FtSH, C/O lnt.rrfart.b
Council. 2100 Mar Vas\a Dnve, Newport Beach.
Fwaeral aet'Vlces ..U beon at
10 a m. ·Saturday in ~ F\rst
United Methodist Church of
Costa Mesa Bunal wall be
pnvate
Mrt Taylor le•vts t..-o 900.S,
Vernon Keith Taylor and Ma.rt.in
R Taylor, both of Cos~ Mesa
ber ai.aer. Low.ae de le Gandarc
of Alabama. and three
graftdcbildrec.
view any Marxiat fO\'ernmmt as
a tbreat to UM Ma.1lem beliefs
held by ID09l Alebanla.
The airport in Kabul, the
AIJban capital •here Lbousanda
of SoVlet troopa were flown lD Oftr
the put few daya, WU bebft'ed
Closed, IO there WU DO immediate
way for correspondent.a to CCD·
firm ~ of active RUSlllD
fiabtiqtotab overtbe~
Ual palace and radio station
Tbunday n.iehL
But wtt • said ta te~
calla to diplomab ta New ·•
Campbell C.o. of Fullerton, is
part of the ctty'a downtown re-
development. Groundbreatlnc t.a
expected in January and com-
pletion ICbeduloed within a year.
Council members, durine a yeu-end aftemoon meeting, not·
ed that the total cost of the
project" esumaled at $3 million
That f1sure will include a coal·
1n1ency fund, architect'• fees.
en11neenng and testing and
fumLSbl.nga as well u construc:-
tJoo
The funda for the structure are
t'om tog from a variety of
sourcH , City Mana1er Fred
SortabaJ S&Jd
These mclOOie the sale ol the
old city ball property, park fees
paid by d~velopers, federal
HouainR and Community
Oeve&opment and Revenue Sbar·
mg mooeya and tome city re·
serves
Th~ C'e'llt.rr, which has been ID
tht> worb sance uns. wilJ include
.i ballroom that doubles as a
~seat banquet room with a
portable dance floor and a stage
Tbe room. which will be availa-
ble for rental, can be dt vtded ln·
to four secboa.s.
Tbtte will aJ.ao be two meettnc
rooms. a craft room, offices. and
a kltcben
The fadlity as expected to be
used by 1en1or citizens for
city.sponsored events and by
private groups such as service
dut. and ~og parlles
Operaune and maintenance
cost.a are ex:peocted to be $100,000
per year, Sora.abal said, lnclud·
mi 1tatf aalanes
• •
India, Lbe Russtana fought Afghan
troo1>9 fUl.rdt.DI Radio KabuJ.
knocked out two Alpan tanb,
captured tbe complex and toot
soldiers pri.tooer in 3~ hours of
blUles that ended at 11 p. m. with
MIG·Zl warplanes crlsa-croasing
th•Jk*.
Tbey deecrtbed KabuJ as quiet
but~ today wtth mornin1 traf.
fie resum101 unimpeded by
Ruulan aoldiera wbo were seen tbf'OUlbout tbe mile-high Al&ban capataJ .
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Bappg Nete Year
Lion Country Safari got a jump on ushering in the
New Year Thursday by staging a small celebration
with some of the park's spider monkeya. Above
Chuta, 3 years old, seems to be more in the swing of
things than baby Chester (below) who's only 4
months old.
Some Handy Tips
For Bubbly Sips
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More GBsoline Available 1
l PriCe lncre0Be1 1.8 Centll Per Gallon
Nixon
Charges
Leveled
WASHINGTON (AP> -
Former President Nlxoo tried
unaucceeatul.ly to eet tbe Justice Department to acutUe the milk·
fund prosecution of former Tex·
aa Gov. John B. C.onnally, The
Wuhinlton Post reported today.
Connally, now a candidate for
the 1980 Republican presidential
nomination, waa acquitted by a
federal jury of charges stem·
ming from the milk-fund in·
vestigatioo. In an interview with
the Post, Connally. a former
Treasury secretary in the Nixon
administration, said he knew
nothin& about Nlxon'a reported
effort
"It's news to me if it hap.
pened," he said.
According to the newspaper,
Nlxon on April 30, 1974 tried to
get the Justice Department to
quash it.s plea-bareain agree.
ment with Jake Jacobsen, the
crucial witness in the Connally
in vestigatioo.
Nixon, according to the P05t,
said if the agreement wu not
overturned. the government
lawyer responsible for the plea
bargain should be fired.
Efforts lo interview Nixon
failed, the newspaper said.
Connally was under invesUga.
tion at the time for allegedly ac·
cepting illegally Sl0.000 from an
association of milk producers in
return for his efforts as
Treasury secretary lo boost
federal price supports for milk.
Those were the charges of which
be was cleared by a JUTY here
The Post. which said it based
its report on interviews with
eight sources familiar with the
events, gave the followmg ac-
count:
On April 30, 1974, Nixon
telephoned Deputy Attorney
General Laurence Silberman
and ordered him to revive a
series of fraud charges aga10St
Jacobsen
If carried out. that would have
scuttled the plea bargain since
the government had a~reed to
drop the fraud charges in return
for J acobsen's testimony
against Connally.
Nixon said the government's
agreement with Jacobsen was
an abuse of the plea-bargain
process
After talking to Nixon ,
Silberman called Assistant At
torney General Henry Petersen.
who had approved the plea
bargain . Petersen told
Silberman there wu nothmg un·
usual or improper about the
agreement.
Backcountry
lands Open
edtoa ol<D•l*Clllt fortlle,... f ,,.,. -• .,, ... l1IPDb ol ....... ...., la ... ,w.·to •
low ,-.at wttla '* Ua• at ..moe ,...,. lD eaJtJ ...,.,
tbe~ leffW all tatbe D ..... oltbeJear. Some ...... not...,.. ol Y~t DaJ opem.
IDI boare. Bat tm.oae tllat
amwend the aat.o club RneJ
of ISO ttaUom lndlcat. that
Wwem 11.2 and ~ pereeat ol
th• metrilpoU&aD atatklm and
between 41.1 and 41.2 pereeat ol
the oatbtnl ltatiom will be open
CID t.be boUday.
Bat aome aenlce 1taUoa•
aloaa llUnUte I tM>ulb tbe
Ollt of Work
J
San JoaqulD Veller maJ not ba•• IDOUP luoliDI to badle New YHr'a holiday traffte,
operat.an .., •
The California Bi1bway
Patrol rec:.= Htller tbat C'hrt.ltmm mot.ortstl Ud
trouble obt•hlht• am..ded Nel oa tbt laal •allef ltntda. ml
aome .... fOl"eled to UH NCU1ar or premium to set bome.
A survey ol sht clealen T'ban-
day lndleated only two tblnk
the)' It.ave enouib 1uoUne to
..... , open normal hours 0991' the
four-day New Year's bolldaJ.
"It'• llarUnC to 1et searee,"
said Don Payne, operat.ur of Harrta 1laDcb Meo near c;oa.
lint•· .. I doa't WU I ban
Chris Segretano. 55, leaves tus job at Bner Hill Open
Hearth Furnaces for the last time. He and 1.400 other
employees at three different rrulls or Jones and Laughlm
Steel Co., were laid off permanently 10 the Youngstown.
Ohio area lh1s week. Segretano had 23 years seruonty
with the company.
Lee 8'm"*"'lll ol &lJatlll Za·:
JIOD at 8mta lW1a ....... ~
doe would ... Ofla todQ ··md,5
ma1be pat el 8ManSq" .......-.
1111a1-.ea1ililllt~. I
Dealen aatd Ul• 1borta1e! 1tem1 from traffic lnen....1
camed by the boUdaJW ud tMJ
openln1 ot lntentat.e I from,
Stoett.cm to Sacramento wblJe:
monthly allocatlona remaia:
bued OD J9'18 .U..
Studio
Miut Stay
Closed
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Tbe Fourth District Court of :
Appeal b.al rejeded a request by :
Costa Mesa's Sunshine Studio:
tbat it be allowed to remain open:
while it appeals an Oru•e : County Superior Court dedsion, :
Costa Mesa City Attorney•
Robert Campapa said '1'bun-:
day. :
Tbe oude modellnt studio wu :
closed lut Tuesday after an :
earlier stay of execution H · :
p1red, and remained doeed t.bi.I :
week, an attomey for the studio :
Htd. :
The City of Costa Ila.a bu :
foopt for almoet two years to • cl~ the studio at 513 W. 11th St. :
lt offen nude mode1a for pbotol·
rapby and conversation. A
second SuD1blne Studio, lo .
Anaheim, isn't affected by tbe
Costa Mes.a battle.
Santa Ana attorney Jamea
Goff. repreaentioa Sunshine
Studio, said be plans to request
that the state Supreme Court la·
sue a stay of eaecutioo.
He said it abouJd take two or
three week.I for tbe court to
respond, during which time the
Costa Mesa studio must remain
closed
If the Supreme Court denies .
the request, G()(f said, there ls
some question u to whether
Sun.shine Studio could afford to
('0Dlloue Mth Ila appeal.
If It dJdn't appeaJ, it wouJd
bave to be closed permanenlly,
be saul
Distinctive Shopping & Dining
YOUR OUT-OF-THE-ORDINARY
EVERYTHING JANUARY
Aa people prepare to sweep
out the "10I, Sunda1's Dally PUot
will provide partyin1 Upe oo
wine and a look at health plans for tbe new year.
(SUNDAY'S BEST) ~ ~~~~.~nd No-
WINE'S WONDEU -Lut
week'• Comumer Cloee·up de-
talled bow to live a wine-tutlq
Opera Singer
Pit Victim
part1; tbia week Pat Dunn·
pa11ea oo information from an
expert CID bow to enjoy one.
BEAi.TB AND woa& -1be
two IO to1.thr lD You/Yov
11oiie7 ltaries oa a ftrm tbat
belps Injured worken 1et back
to joba and a health main·
tenanee plan tbat'• deaiped to
keep people w.n and oat ol eolt-
ly bolpltala.
IWEBT 80CCB81 -
E•el'JbodJ laaPed 1'1-Ntl1
Simon aat Clown at tb• ~==\;r'~1
mcm. wt 18 Dian, tbe--pla1wrl~t~lll f11•&l•Jl•• Amertea ID IOIDtiUmla nbde pa1ta97all ol oar IOdltJ'. II• talD aboUt htmeelf ID tb1 .,.
tena.buDID& Mdka.
tional Forest tbat have been
closed 1lnce summer'• start
have been reopened became of recent ral.na.
A U .S . Forest Service
spokesman said cloeure sip.a
ban been taken down and sat.es
to forest roads reopened.
The 1aDdl wW remain open for
public DH indefinitely, ·tbe
1pokeam.1D aa.kl.
But be warned tbe areu eoald
be cloled wttbout notice aboakl
Santa Ana wtDdl ntul'1l ud dl1
out •eaetation·
Ht :=-penom call tlM l'onat ce SU...-.do atadOD
at •• 31'5 or tbe Corona atadGD at m-m> to Inquire CID CWIG
eondlUGnl. ..=ram. tbat haft ... ,_ .,. roMa that lead to
<>Hgt Ollmlil'• ... .,.... ......
llodJilb md Seett=,... Ora1111 CoatJ ~ meot ciftlclala .-n'MJmCld
tbat tMf IN liftlal ftrt Nltlte-
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DON1 MISS THIS SEMI-ANNUAL EVENT.
SALE BEGINS JANUARY 2-12
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••c;.,,., Jade. 0. Yoe.~ n., AdmUf ,.,.,_, nu7''
where lhe plays a somewhat dJ..uy blonde and diaplaya a
rather breathtaking pbyalque.
IT ALSO DEVELOPED that Mlaa Somen did
television commercials for Ace Hardware. She sane UUle
ditties about, .. Ace is the Place of the Friendly Hardware
Man." Sometimes he la called the helpful hardware man u
MlasSomend.rapedberselfuponhilbody.
Today, the Ace guy ian't bein& either very trtendly or
very helpful to sexy Mias Somera.
That's apparently because she got too sexy
It baa now been divulged that Mlaa Somera' body will be
displayed in ita totality in the February luue of Huch Hef-
ner's girlie p1ctorial. These are some photos almost one de
cade old that Hugh-baby unearthed from his files to pump up
post-holiday maeazine sales.
THE STARK RE.u.mES of all this apparently struck
the president of Ace Hardware ript in bia eyeballs. He
sent a letter to dealers saying Miaa Somera' commerciala
plugging thelr pipes and pewter will be cancelled.
Her Ace contract, which bas just turned into a deuce,
was reportedly worth S7SO,OOO throu&h 1S81. Tbe Ace chief
says the contract will be honored.
But the commercials are off the air because Miss
Somers' nine-year-old photos might be ''potentJally embar·
rassing" to Ace dealers.
In truth, however, you trught suspect the company al·
t1tude is more potentially embarruatn&toAceoperaton.
Maybe Kerm Rima or Al Forgtt or Ron Ann.st.roa,
wou Id prove to be better sporta and pick up ll1aa Somen' COD·
tract.
Coast Guard Seeks Oil Spill Source
CROCKETT (AP> -The
Coast Guard was attempt.in& to
fix today the source of a lhree-
mile·kla& oU spill that floated
outbound through the Carquinez
Strait.
The spUJ during the late after.
noon Tbunday wu reported
•'rapidly dlNlpatlq, '' accordlq
to a spokesman wbo said the oil
"smella like diesel."
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NeclADMnw,left.C ..... oftlleY ...... 111pmo.,.• ....... Yor111.
ABC Renews Allegation
Caverup Charged in Death of El"ia
MEMPHIS, Tenn. <AP> -
A BC t.levltlon baa renewed
accu.aticma that Elvia Pnlle1'•
i.m death wu druc·relat.d and
that tben bu been an olftdal
COYerap coneern1nl the death.
ln au update of th• network'•
lnveaU1atloa lnto Preale)''•
deatb, correrpondent Geraldo
RlHra reported Tbunday a.llht
on the ABC-New1 pro1ram
"20·20" that Prealey'a father
wa1 told two mooths after Elvia'
death that bJ.a IOO died ol drug
lnterac:tioa.
Presley's penonal pbyatctaa,
Dr. Geor1• Nlcbopouloa, was
cbar1ed by the It.at. Board of
M edlcal l!!xamlnera wltb
ladllcrtminately prHcrlbln&
d.ruO to Praley and 15 other
patfenu. State offlciala said.
however. their lnvestl'"&tloa had started montb1 befou the
televialon report and WU D0t lD
nuenced by the show.
NICBOPOUL08 ii to face the char•ee at a Jan. 1• beartoc ui
Memphis.
On Thursday nilht'a "20-20"
Prosram, ltiftr'a appeared OD
camera bef01' • plle ol pU1a
which hr aaid repruented the
12,000 ampbetam1ae1
barbiturates, pain~llers Ud
&eidaUvea Nicbopoulos alle&edly
prescribed for PrMJey 10 lhe 20
montba before the 1in1er'a
deatb
Rivena qaestkJned Dr. Jotm R.
Yee1el, an uaoc&at.e med.teal
examtDer from Atlanta, Ga .
concerning the evidence the
network bad galbered lD the
Presley cue.
Jailhouse Fire Kills I 0
WDIBAllPTOff, lf.Y. <AP>
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day tt .,.. fomdtltlll ID tbe
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tbe e.u. aa... ... -·did trom ..... to ....... of tbe
d1lti I I td lblp aboat llO mUer ~ olNn Yon Ot7
and ...... uri•• ...... todaJ. ~ l'ra Padilla aid
t6e e-. would ··do what lt cu toaafttbt...._ ..
Acurmu and et1llt ere• membln and ,_...,....
reaewed froas tbe ac~ooeer
Tbundar afteraooa bJ a
bellcopter from tbe Alr
National Guard'• tottta
Aerospace Rescue and Recovery
Group here.
ACKDMAN 8AID be bacl
taken the aabes of b.la mother,
Rath, wttb bi.m in npedation of
boldina a burial at •ea la&.er' wttb
b.la brot.ber ud mter preMDt.
bat be 1e:attered them before
being rescued. She died of
cancer ln TuctOD, Arta., lut
April 21.
·'She ~ the sea and spoke
to me about a eeremoay like um
tbe dar before 1be died,"
Ackerman told tbe New Yon
Po.t d'Lel' lancttn1 here.
Accordlns to Rivera, tbe
information came froJJJ Dr.
Jerry Fraoci.lco, Shelby County
medical examiner. But two days
after b1a purported conversation
with Vernon Prealey. Franclaco
i111ued a newa releaae which
denied drugs played any role in
Presley's death, Rivera said.
"Thia ha been my Ule for Che
last four yeara," aaid
LANCASTER, S .C. <AP) -The county wu acbeduled to Ackerman, JI, ol Tbomutoo.
While tnmata yelled for help move the jail and offices ol the Maine. "I wUl ba•e to reuaesa
behlnd locked doon, a fire sent aberlff'• Clepartmeot 10 two the •ituatioa now · · ·It'• been a
smoke blllowlo& throucb a weeks to a new buiJdinC on the Ions b.aul and I'm e:r.baasted ~--'-'-. . We got caUlbt by the perils ELVIS PaESLEY died Aui. 15&-year-old county Jail, killin1 outak:irU al Lancuter, uuK&..-of the tea."
16, 1977, at his Graceland thlO Pb~ two ~~~-...1bel~ added. --~ "--"-.-... ,,__ __ ... ., aa.-be .. -•L-.a mansion and an autopsy was e ......_.... wu acin:u~ to be Two inmates a.uu a ........... -""~ on.&U ~a&KU
performed the same day at closed. were ~pit.ali.l.ed with 1moke ror belp because, "it wuo't
Baptist Hospital The report has Only three prlsooen aurvtftd anbalatioo. Inmate Roy l>\m1ap wortb rUtinC everyone oo board
never been made publi c, the fire Thursday nl&ht oo tbe was ln criucaJ cood.lt.loo, and trytne to cet the aituaUoa under
although Fraocaaco told second rloor of the La.neuter aomate Ralph Cole and ~trol."
.... _ ... _ ~.. kl County Jail, a white, two-story firefipter Joe Murphy w.n lD Upoo bia arrlYal here, df:3';;f''byJ:'~f,::~eai\~~ masonry structure des1111ed by satilfactory coodiboll, aa~d Allee Ackerman aald hi• troubles
eue. the arcbitect wbo planned the Haddos, apokeswomao at Elliott be1an wbm wtnda lblfted fl-.i
ABC lnveatteative reporten Wa1bln1ton Monumeot, Wblte Sprln11 Memorial the DOrtbeat to the northwest
Jam ea Cole and Cb a r 1 es _•_u_tho_ri_ti_ea_s.al_d_. ________ H_o._p_ltal. ___________ a_bo_at_4_.P,_·_m_._Th_anct. __ Y_· __ _
Thompson III filed s uit in
Chancery Court lD August trymg
to force Francisco to release the
a utopsy report. The medical
examiner maintainl Presley's
famlly requeated the autopey,
and t.be ~la oot a matter of
public record.
NO ft1AL DATE had been set
in the UM.
Earlier thil year, a "JO.JO"
1e1ment concluded that
Presley'r death wu cauaed by
abuae of prncrlptlon drup.
Rl vua ai.o aald durtn1 the
earUeT program that Franclaco
and other olficiala bad
partlei&.iat.ed in a coverup, ao allesa the medical examiner
den led.
The week the proenm aired,
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He's not dressed for the weather, but Burt
Ballou of Long Beach had no choice when
snow began falling along Route 18 outside
San Bernardino. Ballou was driving
daughter and friends to mountains for ski-
ing trip when be had to stop and put on
chains.
Oeanup Closer China Ties
Keeps Mary Advised/or U.S.
Al Hom.e SANTA MONICA, Calif. (AP) Department and made public
LOS ANGELE.5 (AP> -The
city attorney's office bas
di.ami.laed a health code charge
against silent screen actress
11.ary Macl.aren, who lives with
her dogs and cats in one room of
a boUM lbe once owned and is
U7lDc to -back.
Ila. llacLaren. who won a
conaenatorahip case laat month
against county authorities who
wanted to manage ber affairs
for her, bu cleaned up the one
room abe is allowed to occupy in
her house, Deputy City Attorney
Norm Tade said Thursday. So
the health code charge against
her was dismissed.
BUT TAllLE SAID health
code violations still remain on
the outside ol the house -with
garbage piled up and "rat and rodent harborages." But, be
said, "Ms. MacLaren is pretty
much relegated to one room in
the building and her part was
cleaned up."
Magician-clergyman James
Gr1ffis, who bought the house
from the 79-year-old Ms.
llacLaren for what she says was
half its value, was given another
30 days to remove the garbage,
said Tarle.
Meanwhile, Ms. MacLaren is
inYolved in litigation over the
sale ol her home to Griffis, who
turned it lntD a church mission.
Griftll baa refused comment
ontbecue.
-Rand Corp. analysts think the Jburaday.
Sino-Soviet feud is likely to get
worse rather than better in the
1980s, and they suggest that the
United States throw in 1rith
China, even aa far as developlq
a derense alliance.
The Soviet Union is the most
likely troublemaker in Aaia in
the comtna decade, accordi.DC to
the 1.2-cbapter report enUtled
"AIW. Security in the um.." It
was preparedfortbe U.S. Defense
P~.Jnr>el
Lucy Jane Moore of West
Covina doesn't plan to diet,
THE &AND &EPO&T
recommended that tbe first
element of U.S . Asian strateeY
could be : "Developin& a
security rela.tiooshlp with China
in a manner which ~tablisbes a
stabilliing balance in A.ala. yet
which is not 1ratuitoualy
provocative to &be Sonet UniiaD,
or ~ the intereeu ot America's tndittoaaJ a.llles and
friends in the region.''
Tbe report is the product ot a
conference held last January
among Asian and U .S .
government analyst.a.
TBE CONJl'DENCE, chalrM
by Rich a rd H . Solomon,
suggested there ls still
considerable distrust of China's
motives but tbat Soviet
interests, capabilities and
bi.story make It even more likely
to challenge AJl1an security in
the next decade.
The report identified other
problems that could cauae tension
and conflict in the 1980s,
particularly the lasue or
leadenblp, dramatized by the
recent assassination of Korea's
president, Park Chung Hee
Only tbrff non-Communist Asian countries -Japan,
Australia and New Zealand -
have political system• capable
oC 1mooth lranaitioo.I, said the
report. South Korea, Taiwan,
the Phlllpploel, Indonesia and
Thailand were sin&led out u
countries particularly
vulnerable to disruptive
leaderahip crises.
even though she possesses Angel Surrenders 100,000 pounds more today OTBEa souacEs for
than yesterday. Converted probleml identified ln the report
LOS ANGELES (AP> -
Superior Court Judae Paul El)y, aaked Thursday by a acbool
board attorney if be bad
reached a decision on the Loa
AD&elea acbool inteeratlon cue,
called the question
"impertinent" and said the
attorney's conduct •••
"unprofessional."
However. acbool board
member Bobbie Fiedler, wbo
also appeared al the bearto1.
said attorney David Peterson's
question was "totally •P·
propriate.
.. , All VDY concerned about
the Jud&e's point of vtew," Jib
Fiedler aald. "I always bave
been, but I am hopeful he will be
a man ot booor .. I think that
be bu a atroo& blu towards
forced Nine ln tenna ol hll
statementa ln court."
Ms. Fiedler added tluat ~
school board will quickly appeal
the decialoa il Ealy rules in
favor ot mandatory buaiq.
TBZ 8CllOOL board haa p~
poeed an all-voluntary inteera·
tioa plan to replace the current
buainc prop-am, which includes
mandatory and voluntary bul·
ing.
The judge reacted stronclY to
Petenoo's quesUonin1, all)'in&,
"You have tminuated eooUCh at
this point. You have lnalouated
that I have made up my mind
and that I have diacloaed It to
the world through th e
newspapers."
•s. FIEDLD said the ques·
Uon of Eely'a decision uoee
~ame ol recent pna aceounta
lndicatin& that be wu leaniq
toward a Judcment fa•orin1
mandatory bualnc.
Gun-wielding
Teen Subdued
SACRAMENTO (AP> -A
gun-wieldina youth, apparently
on dru1s, Invaded an ofrice
immediately out.stde the state
Capitol and broke a window
before being subdued by three
omcera, state police u..1d.
One officer, Jim Pennel. wu
cut under the eye in a struggle
with the youth, 11BJd state Police
Chi er William Skelton
The 17-year-old, whose name
was not released. wu taken to
Sacramento County Juvenile
Hall Thursday and held for
mvest.ieatioo of assault w1lh a de·
adlyweapoo
PreRaftke. Wblle 81'DW'D WU aWQ OD
Marda If~ Wore a C09-
1re.,loaal committee, Curb a•m•d a eODHnaUve Loa AD--:= 0omt Jadlt. · Arman to bl Pr-Id·
in1 )mtiee ol a atate appeala
eourt Mi IM AD& • Bron wUMrew the aDDCJUlt,
ment wben be returned aQd
oomtnlled Jeff---. Tbe b1&b
court ruled lbat be bad tJle
power to wltbdraw the appolat·
mat bee1me lt W not Jet beeD
eoaftrmed.
2-d .. 111 .. t.
Missile Crashes
Far Off Target
LOMPOC <AP> -lavestipton were aeatthio& Santa
Barbara County rancbland today for dwnd pieces of the
second experimental Cruiae ltiuile in leu than a moalb
tbat bM fallen IOO mllea lhDrt o( tu tarpt in Utah and crubed near a popalated ane ot Callfonlia.
Tbe Air Force aaid an unarmed GenenJ Dynamics
AGJll·J.08 miulle cruMd Tbunday in raocbland ftve miles
IOUtbwest of U1U town of Jl,.500 people. Tbe milsile WU
lau.ncbed from a B·S2 bomber 09er the Pacific Ocea.n and
flew 45 mtnaates oo lta
way to the Utah Teat
and trainin1 lhnge ( J before crashing in ST ATE g e n t 1 y s l o p i n I
eraaalanda near the ...__ __________ coast lZS mile s
northwest of Los
An1els
The miaaUe went down about a mile from the
plctUJ"e9qUe coast ruu1e, state Hiell••7 ~Brady said. and
al.so near bu'rilY lnveled U.S. 101.
No ~uriea or damqe to bulldiDO were reported. llftl..-. s•-11et1
SACRAMENTO <AP> -A Sacramento-based
challenge to antl·buata& Plopcwitim l 8)lp&l'ellt.ly bu come
to an abrupt end wttll a Judie'• rulinc that the ca.s.e should
be beard in a dty where bmiq ii an ialue.
Superior Court Judie lntn.I Perlaaa &&reed with tbo
State ata.onleJ pneral'I oftke 'l1mndQ Uaat there Weft DO
grounda to decide the cccmthnlioHllty ol PT'OpolitiOG l
here because the measure would DOt affect Sacramento
schools.
Pertuu threw out a •ult by tbe NAACP. a white pa.rent
and a local school board member Hekinc to have
ProposiUon 1 declared unCUlStitubom.l aa a dellbttate act
of aesrea.atian. •
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LOS ANGELES <AP> -Coofeaed Hillslde Slrancter
Kenneth Biancba wlll be uked to 11nder10 mor e
payc b.iatric test.a. says the attoney f « hil touslD, wbo ~
al.so accmed tn the ~rie:a of murders.
Biandu bas said that be and Im cou.m. Aqelo Buono. were pertnen in 10 of the crime5.
•'We really need to know wtw.tber Blandli can teU fad
from fmitMy," a.a.ad Santa Au au.om., James Bnastm•
wuquot.ed • aaYtna.
r.c Drlee St•rt•
SACRAJIENTO (AP> -8aekers of an initiathre to
ellminaU crima.naJ penaJ\la for pc>5M&Siq, crowtni or
ualog marijuana can start colJectJDa ..,._.. ailnata.res
today
Secretary ol State lllarcb ~ Eu certified Thursday
that the NabonaJ Orsaniiabon to Reform ManJuana Laws
cNORML> h.ad met aJJ requin!ments to start its petition
dnve
The group needs to rollttt signatures or 346.119
registered voteMS by May Z7 to put the issue oo the
November li80 ballot
~laln'Gaf ••ne•
LOS ANGELES <AP> The Jetty, a popuJar seaside
restaurant in Pacific Pallsades. sustained SZ'70.000 damage
when a fire swept through the attic and destroyed the roof
of the restaurant
Fm~ offmal.!s said the blue apparently started as a
itrease fire m the kitchen early Thursday
Owner Robert J Moms said he will rebwld the
restaurant.
MERRY CHRISTMAS
from the staff of Home Fabrics
SUPER SAYINIS SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -f ~sterling that's are: The endurin1 military = rom ' ~,_._,..._be rthand c ..... l ........ on12·1111-'7ft Kenneth Jay Owen, Hella roug y $220,000 American. wuu\IU..-..a tween No ~ • .,,.,. ~ , Cl'
motorcycle gan1 mem er The windfall came when the South Korea; territorial disputes ----------------------------, acRIPt by u. federal conm-, and rivalry for the l'ftOW'Cel of I s500 ment CJD char1es of racketeering horse lrian, carrying Lucy 8 contested olfabore areu; lra&! I OFF ON ANY PURCHASE 1
1 and IUD pcJAmsm. surrendered ticket number, won the an· i m b a l a a c e s a n d a o c l a l 1 to Solmo County sheriff's dep-nual running of the l~sh inatabilltiea reaulUn1 from 't _ OVER '20 00 I ~ 11mndaJ ID P'lirfleld. Sweepstakes profound eecmomtc cbaqe. · I • I ___:.. __ _;_ _________ . ____________ ~ I "-• . • . . . • . . • . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I
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U that's all th misery~ encounter, it'• relaUvely
easy.
But auppo11e yow-turn comes with a pindl.D1 cnmcb
9f metal and shattertq aia-. And 1cream1 and blood and al.rem. And aomeone -maybe you, maybe a member of your party, maybe some innocent total
stranger in anoUler car, maimed or kWed.
Are ycu ready tot the bolpttal, and the pain and the
anguish. and aaafn tbe date with the Judie. and this Ume
the even stiffer penalty for a felony crime -not to men·
tion tbe lawsuits that can follow even a minor auto acci·
dent, let almle a drunk driving crub with iAJwiea.
U you think it's worth all this rtat to bave a few
dnnks here or there, and then drive, you miaht 1UU want
to consider that the other guy, the innocent driving the
other car, or the passenger in your vehicle, deserves bet·
ter.
You may decide that it's just safer, saner and more
enjoyable to stay away from the wheel 1! you're going to
prinlc. Let the non-drtnkers do the driving. Or let the cab· l>Y earn a fare. Or stay put. Or don't drink.
That's tbe best guarantee that you start the New
Year out right.
Anthony's Strength
Orange County Board or Supervisors Chairman Philip
Anthony's one-year term as chairman is scheduled to
end next week and it's likely that Supervisor Ralph Clark
will be holding the gavel in 1980. O? balance and against a troubled backdrop, An·
lhony s.performance as chairman baa been 1mpress1ve.
. \Y}rlle .form~r county supervisor Ralph Diedrich was
fighting his losmg courtroom battles in the fir.Jt half or
1979, Anthony managed to keep what became a four.
me mber board moving along.
And in the s torm that erupted when Edison Mmer
was appointed to replace Diedrich. Alllt.h<>ny 's firm hand
kept the board's mind on business other than Political
bus iness.
The Westminster .supervisor 's !>tronccst moments
came dunng what county Personnel Director Bert Scot~
called "the toughest rounds ever" of wage and fringe be~efit negotiations with militant employee bargaining
units
1 akmg into consideration that Anthony's term as
ch a irman was haunted IJy still unsettled crimmal con
s p1racy charges first brought against him in 1977 1t was
all the more an impressive showin2 for the lst b1Btnct
Supervisor
CalTrans Creeps On
Will wonders never cease?
CalTrans is actually asking for contract bids for con·
struction or the new Pacific Coast Highway bridge over
Upper Newport Bay.
The old bridge, built in 1932, has created the Orange
coast's biggest traffic bottleneck, a snarl of such long
standing it was an even bet whether the state hiatorical
society would erect a monument to the Jam-up of cars
be~ore CalTrans solved the problem by building a new
bridge.
~r course, we're not suggesting that solic1tauon of
bids IS exactly a guarantee that the bndge will be done,
as promised, by the end of 1981.
A prc<llctable stumbling block in the awardln1 of the
contract could be the effect of inflation. When the project
was first discussed in 1974, it wu to have cost $2.5
million. The estimate is now $9.5 million.
It's entirely possible the folks at CalTrana will find
reasoo to delay the project even longer ii the bid.I come in.
much blaber than the $9.5 million estimate. And that
would give the historical folks another cbaoce to
memorialiJetheatate'soldestpennanenttrafficjam. • • Opinions e>q>relled In the 1paoe above are those of the Dally Pilot
Other vl8WI expressed on thl• page ar9 thoae of their author• and
artists. AMder comment 11 ln'llted. Address The Dally Piiot, P.O
Box 1680, Costa Mna. CA 92826. Phone (714) 642~1 .
Boyd/Horses
BJL.•.BOYD
Rodeo sreat Larry Mahan aaya no bone, oo matter bow
mean, wm deliberately
chrae JOU alt.er be throwa
Dear
l I
you. Maybe you•ve read
about tbe potentate lA India wbo decade• a10 put a
number of wild anlmala in a
stockade. Uon from Africa.
RuHlao bear. Local tlier. Oortlla from Burma. AJKl
IOIDe Othli'I, JndadlJW a wild
1tallioo. The boi'M backed ln· • to a __. and waited uotil
all bat u.. bear' .... cloned or dead. ,,_ ttill bocN spun
aroUDill -'1cbd tM bear ca~. And to lt wu clalm•d -tb1t tbe borH,
•bicb ..... (IQ th• ~ taell. •u Mnethe .. u the ~,. beut&.
THEN IN li50, the ecceatric
MobaD:UIMd Moeaadeab be1an to
tn.name Iran with attacu oo Lbe
Brttl•h·run A4clo-lra'nian 011
Compaay, wtJ!cb be natiooalb.ed
amid Jolttn1 confroritattona. sreat blubbert.nc and f ant.utk
chaos. ma lmpanloned behavior
created an upheaval that
threatened the oH companies'
control of the world market.
At first, the compania tried to
ne1otiate with Moeaadeib, but
he bad some of t.be aame tra.ita
that Ayatollah RuhoUab Kho··
melni wu to display nearly 30
years later. Mosaadeeb simply
refused to come to terms.
Howard Pa1e. then the Middle East coordinator tor E.xxoo, re·
called the confrontation in lat.er
testimony. "Tbe U.S. aovern·
ment trt~ several schemes,
three or four schemes, 4lDd Mnt
people out, bigb·level people
.. to negotiate wlth
Mossadegh." recounted Paae.
"The British advised they
would never get anywhere with
Mossadelh I would have ad
vised the same thing I couldn't
hove done it with Mossade&h I
did it with the next government
but not with Mossadegh."
EXXON'S MAN negl~tt>d to
mention that the company
helped bnng the "next 1ovem·
ment" to power. Stnnaa were
puJled in Wublneton by the
politically powertu.I Rockefeller
family who. throueh a complex
of criss·crossine corporate
Earl Waters
wtra. eontn>Ued thole ldatl ol
capllallam: Euoo ana Chae
Manhatlao Bank.
Tbe details of a C1A coap, by
the nature of tbe opentJoo. .,..
murky. Buf competent IOUttel
attest tbat tbe Rochtellen
helped anan1e the CIA!°'!
that broucbt down 11 ... ou-ldeCb-.~
and replaced him wttb Sb&b
Mohammed Rna Pahlavi.
The iratetul shah restored the
expropriated oil properties to
their Brtt.ilh ownera but alao
permitted Mveral American oU
romparues lo muacle lo on the
Brillsb show The dominant
Amencan company lD lhUs oew
con.sortium wu nooe other lbao
Exxon The conaortlum WH
represented ln the~ by John
J McCtoy who bad been pres1
dent of Chase M anbatlan
sources HY he took hts 11gnab
from the Rocl..efelleM
THE SHAH demonstratPd his
gratitude to the H~kefellcrs in
many other ways These 1n
r ludt•d heavy depoi.1ts of h121
· personal fortunl' 10 Chase
Manhattan, housing develop
ments ln Ira n bullt by a
Rocltefeller family company
Chue mvestment to the lntBna·
uonal A1TI>-bualne11 Corpora
uon ot Iran, channeling of oU
lettera ol credit tbrouab Olue
Manhattan. deposit.a of the Na·
uonal lranlan Oil Company ln
Chase's London alltbate and
a...···-~ ..... lb• lru·Cbue laternaUoul
B.U awSed in 117f. .
DDriDI Ulla hacraU•• rel.a~
UoD•laip with tbe abab, the
Rockefellen •mploJM U..,.,
K.1111..,.. • theU' forwlo pdtiey
adYIHr. It· wa1 wltb tbe RoctefeUen• blH1lnp U.at
Klula••r later moYed to
W Hblq1oa to ,-uide Ricba.rd
Nixon'• foreicn policy In fact.
tbe pecuniary eord WU Dn'eT
completely brokea; K.Uatnaa-.
while on tile Wblte Houae
payroll, aceepted a &:50,000 lift
from Nellem Rockefeller
80\Ja.CES clos.e to tbe lhab
uy that Kaainaer collaborated
wllh the shah m puab.in• up wwld
oil pnres At lea.st th1s much i.s
c '1rtam· ~stnger did noUu.ng to
c!i.acouraee the ghah from pre
c1pitatingtbeOPECOlJ eouce.
Could Kha1 aier have
'll<lp~ the Utah from launclun«
oil pn~ out or control" 1'be
shah not olliy owed bb lhroae to
t he Urut.ed St.at.a but needed
U S Support lO keep it. ~
1Dger a c lnaowled1e1 In ba a
autobiography that the ahab was
"star rt.ruck" by Amenca and.
therefore. eater to do America'• badchog ·
In 1973, PT"eatdmt Nlxoo was
preoccupied wltb Water1ate.
TbU Jeft Kiatqer ff'M to call
the sbata tn fom112 attain He
chose not Lo mt.erfere with the
abab'• damar rcr aOl'bltlllt di prtcea. By aUowta1, palaap9
~ meoa:raatnc. tbe llblib to
qaacli11Pe oll priella, ~ made pcmlble fabaloal
for tlae 1lub an tbe
RoeWeli.n. But Ulla tWted a
tftDd wldda DOW thftatem tbe w .. a.a W'Ol"l4 wttb ~1c
nain.
Klaatncer, meuwbUe. re-
turned to the Bodrefel.ler told • the cbiel foreJp polley adviler
to tbe Olae Manhattaa Bank.
Wbea tbe abab wu oftl'thrvwn,
_ IC1ain«er and David Rockefeller
became hi.a real estate apnt.a.
Rockefeller found the ab.ab a
pluab haven in Nuaau. Later
Killinger penuaded Mexican
PTe.idem. JON Lopes PortWo to
allow the abah to settle tem·
poranly m Mexico.
THEN &ISSINGEa and Rockefeller . ,omed by YcC'loy,
organized a pressure campaiin
to bnng the shah mto the United
States ~Y ftn.ally auceeeded-m
getting Carter 's approval for the
shah to chttk into a New Yon
bosp1taJ center. Aa • din!d l'e·
suit. the U.S emb&ny in Tehran
wu overnm by militants who
1rabbed the diplomata aa
bosuce-and bdd tbem ill knife·
ect1e )fJOpU'dy
The Rocltdeller-1hab-Kiui~ t.oanectkln llu .._ a
d.isut.er for the United Stat.es
and cnes out for cons:reutma•
lDTesti&atioft
Obledo Says State Officials Overpaid
··Anybody who 1ets mo~ than
Sl.000 a month ou&ht to receive It
In an envelope
s tamp ed
·welfare ' '·
This amui.ng
statement
waa made by
the head of
t h e state s
H ea Ith and
W e lf are
Ae e n cy ,
MarioObledo,
whose own -salary 1s $54,000 a
year But Obledo made it clear
he included himself as be bluntly
stated. "I thmk we are all getUng
overpaid When the governor
talks about paychJc income. I
have a tendcncy to aaree."
Tbe truth bl t.bat Callfoml&nl,
by and 1ar1e. would acree OYt!f·
wbelnun'1J and wholeheartedly
A conaemua would show that the
public thlnk.s most all of t.ho6e
bolcl.iq t.op poe1tion.s in st.ate and
local 1ovenunent are arosaly
overpaid. They would relate It to
tbelr own incomes and those of
their neilbbors.
J\rt Hoppe
The cold facts are that t.M ust ma1onty of Callfomiana.
whoae taxes pay thOH on Lbe
public payroU, eam far lest than
th~ar .. public servant.a." At last
report from the state trandl!H
.ax office, less tban baJ! of the
people P•YJnc state Income to
t-ft have eamlncs ln excess ol
$1.000 a month Leu than 1.5 per·
'-ent ~am •~ much as $35,000 and
only 5 percmt are paid $:50,000 or
more
SO OBLEDO could probably
Rt"t elected to any office be
soucbt 00 • platform of trim·
mtn1 public aalarlet back to
somethina the public can atfoa:I
At the very least be •bould ret
some kind of an award for b1a
unutual candSdneaa. aomethina
without parallel on the part fl
thoH at thepublictrou1b
But Obledo la an UDWIUal man
Born lo Texa• of 1Jex1can·
American parata, be was one ol
12 children. He lfeW up bQltllq
s ucb odd Jobs u peddlln1
oewapapen and ab.lninC lboel.
At the ap ol 12 be Sot a Job
wofkiDI for a pharmadlt ..t.o
enCOW.,.S bim to IO to coUeae.
Arter ~ce ln the navy. be
completed colJ@Se and went to
work • a pbannaci.at.
Rl8 AcnvE mind no cloabt
found eount.1q pil1a a bore, for
be ~ tbe m.dy ol law
and v-cb•ated into prin&e pnc·
Uce. 1.aer ~the atan ol tbe
Texu au.omey 1eoera1 ud ul·
UmatetJ mdlU up Oil UM (acvJ-
ty of ~ard 1.aw School from
•hlcb be curreDtlJ it .. on
leave."
He CGlCedel it ..... a touch
declaloa" to •CffPl Gov. Jerry
Brown'• offer lo come to
Calllomia to bead the moastrous
Health-Welfan .UeDCJ cl'Mted
by Governor R.onald Rea1an. "It w ..• DlUllJ¥e tuk, .. be ruetully
aay1.
So mualve indeed wu the
respooaibillty of overaee!Qi the
work ol ~.000 employees Cnear·
ly halt o1 the total •tate won
force), that Obledo ~
t.M Lacl8'eb!re to break ap lbe
empire
No doubt Obledo wanted
vanoua se&ment.s ol the qency
restored to departmental ld.atus
bttause ol the t.reDRftdoua beat
be endund at the top. Most ol
tbe criticlam which bu been
levelled at hJm. however, boUa
down to either belng the result or
the a1enc1 beUll Loo bl& tor any
one penoo to mana1e or un-
au&.boruied actiom oa tbe part ol
subordiuta wbJcb unounta Lo
about the same lhiDI·
EVEN Arrt:a the aeparation
of some of ~e functiona, Obledo
contunaes to be a tarcet tor
cnticl.ama and at oae polnt be ID-
d lc a ted be would retan to
Harvard after tbe electkm. 'lbat
WH a~ a&O, and be obvioul· ly hu ged hla mind.
And. while he H)'I IOftm·
ment m California la the "best in
the country,'' be indicated that
be UUnb a lot of Um• la .....S
by lbole in iovemment. "I keep
sa,iDI we just &al.k to each.._.
lo tbe bureaucrae7 arouad
here."
The Best Solution to a Crisis Is a New Crisis
did they set there! ..
"Senator Frank Cburcb, who
i• runntn1 for re-election lo
ldabo 8Dd oeeda a mon mwtam 1.m.,., lmpoNd U.... la a ..._
torte pn111 C'Gllferenee on Auamt
JO."
• • Aad bad tll•rt been ao au11i troope there before
\hat?"
••()Q)Jj~. Pbnicall¥.
th•y'd ..,._ tbeN for 11 r-n.
But U,. W'eNl't adualtr UMn of CC.W ..... DD ODI ta14
theJ ... U...."
DOW? I mean lduallrT ''
'' AdmllJ, tMJ llliould be la our llmbo ftlt. ft'• ratW ..,_, I'm .tndd, bat let me .._
An1ol1 Crtlll . . . Berl1D W
Criala ••• Cuba cm.. Mlcft.
ed .•• Y•. ben &-., are. all 3,000 ~them."
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fttcllr, Dlolmbet" 29, 1171
Bay Area ~vestors .
Taken for 8220,000
1lkel to wateh the new1. Ma. ~s Cot
the bum> 25 yean aao for baapac'1n1. Ci-
ty offlclala ... evicted" him once, but
neipbon complained so be was deslgnat·
ed a 0 bil boulel>et" and permitted to stay
in tha, reildentlal area.
a.m I ..........
Boaton 87mpbony conductor Setjt
Ozawa. 4t. nbeuMd
the 180·m•mber
chorus to pr_epare the
Peklnl Centr•l Pbllharmonic for the firat Chinese
performance of
Beethoven's Ninth
Symphony in 20 years.
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WESTERN SHIRTS
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plamll.Qil eommtttee fw u.
1llO Utlhed Jewlab Welfare
Fund camD&tan 1PQDIOl'td
by the Jelriai FederaUon
Council of Oraqe O>unly. The council ii bead·
quartered m ea.ta Mesa.
Fictionaires
To Sponsor
Dinner Party
A boat fllr wttll 0raae Com-
ty aatbon IDd a ,..rtr eelebrat·
inl Jack Laodaa'• bUtb4Q will
be held Ju. 'Z'I at tbe Sad·
dleback Inn Jn SaD$a Ana. Tb• tribut. and fair are
SP<>ll90ftd by tlM FlctkJOalnl, a
profealanal writAn UIOdaticD Guest ..,..._ at the dinner
'-arty after the fair wW be Rau
Kin&man. author of ''A Pictorial
Lile ol Jack Landon." Reserva·
tiou cm be mMe by calllq
Bob Cartlon at 530-7451.
The book fair itself ia free and
will be held from 1 to 5 p.m.,
with writers avaUable to dla·
cuaa, aelJ and sign their booU.
Iran Plea Denied
WA.SlllNGTON (AP> -Iran
has lost a bid to have the Intern•·
t1onal Monetary Fund condemn
the U.S decision Lo freei.e Ira·
man aaseU totaling more than $8
bill.Joo within Amencao juriacbc·
t.aoo, an I.MF source said today.
•U GAaY MID tbe cbole
UCI beew ''UM Ualvenity ol
Callforma ta conduellDa out-
1tancHq cancer neeardt and patleat.a.re procrama. I dlloM UCI nat blcauae ol tbe quality and eneat of ttl cancer and
lun1-dlleaM neearch projeetl,
Mt beeau.e Orana• County WU
Doa'1 bome."
Gary 1pent a lone career ln
the Navy, from enllatment ln
ltlt to commandina officer ol
the U.S. Naval Diadplinary Bar·
Chapter Slatea
Psychologist
Dr. Connie Hendricks, an
Oranae peycboloeiat, will speak
at a meetin1 of the Oranae
County Chapter of the American
DlabeU!a Aasociation Jan. 8 at
7.30 p.m.
The meeting, open to the
public and free of charge, wiU
be held at the Anaheim
Memorial Medical Center at
1211 La Palma Ave. in Anaheim
For more mformat.aon, call I.be
organiiatioo at 831M912.
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LOS ANGELE.5 CAP> -Tax
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lions lD police, fire and
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1hoWd rec ve UM tetal ud ~tttutioaal pro. t.ectiou ~afforded ..tuba.
The ACLU objecta to two sttaatiou:
-TRAT PAllSNTB llAY SNSOU. juveaille
wbo are drua abaen, nmawaya and t.nwnl la
private bebavior modifteatioD pn>Cl'&lm wttboat a bearlq.
-'lba1 juvenile courta in IOIDe states ma,
abo commit juveniJM to such pf'C>ll"Ul& without
provt4in8 them an attorney.
The ACLU L9 uklna • federal court ln Utah to
grant all juveniles full court bearinp -wttb ·~ pointed attorneys if neeeaaary -before allowin1
them to be involuntarily committed to prtnte re. form schools.
Its class-action suit aealnst the Provo Canyoo
School also asks for a ban on all private reform
schoola not supervised by state aaencies.
"PA.BENTS DON'T ALWAYS ACI' in the beat
interests of a child, .. said ACLU attorney Kathryn
Collard, who ad4ed that sbe considers tbe suit to
be the most important juvenile rights cue in the
country today.
She contended it's tbe court's job to enaun!
parenta act r esponsibly and that tbe juvenile"s
right to proper treatment is proted.ed.
"Even though fallible, parents are still the
best judge," argued Or. Robert Criat, a
psychiatrist and medical director and co-owner of
the Provo Canyon School.
Ma. Collard baa claimed that the school's
treatmeot pros.ram is really a form of mind COO·
trol.
"They're punished for what they think -just
for th!pkiDf about runnine away," sbe said
CRIST TERMED TOE ACCUSAnON absurd,
while admitting the school ia strict. Many of tbe
school'• as pupU. have juvenile court records and
have taken druas, Crist said. Some have emotim:W
problems and are on medication, be added.
The boys, aged up to 18, are required to follow
conservative codes of dress and gl"OOmina. They
are punished for stealing, swearing, fi&bt.iDg,
running away, taking drugs or breaking school
regulations. Privileges are granted for behavior
that conforms to rules, Crist said.
Tbe scbool bas been rumored -falsely. Criat
said -to have drugged cbildren at bome and
spirited them away to Utah. Cn.11t said an Arizona
doctor has been sued by his son for allegedly
sedating him and delivering him to the school, but
he added that the school had no advance
lmowled&e of the father's alleged plan.
MS. COLLABD ALSO CONTENDS students
are "like zombies" from overmedication. but an
inspectioo of the school by the Utab Division of
Family Services found no evidence of that or any
other abuse.
The school's educational program has been re·
viewed by the Utah Board of Education, which
found no shortcomings, said Eugene Thom, a
clinical psychologist and a partner in the school.
The school consists of a modem slnele-story
classroom and dormitory complex on a wooded
rural lot north of Provo. The school grounds are
surrounded by a high chaio.·link fence.
Some of the students are enrolled by tbelr
parents, who pay tuition of $1,500 a month. Tuition
for others who have been committed by juvenile
courts m several states is covered by federal
money.
MS. COLl.AllD MAINTAINS THE STATE baa
tbe right to impose standards on private re·
babilitative schools if they eet public funds.
In April, the ACLU obtained a preliminary ln·
junctloo banning some practices at tbe 1cbool, in·
eluding -..ing a lie detector, cemorin& mail and as·
signing disobedient students to a '"preaeription
room," a form of i.solaUon. The "p-room'' now can
be used for physically violent studenta.
Crist defended uae of the poJysraph and limh·
ed mail cenaorsbip, saying that linee both were
discontinued, thefts and drua problem• have
jumped.
U.S. District Judp Bruce Jenkim, ln ll"antlna
tbe iDjwaetioD, uid. ''Tbil court stroq11 belleni
that when cblldnD an involuntarily conftned lD printe, nm-f•proftt lnatitutiom . . . tbe atate
malt provide appropriate Ot1!l'ldlllt . . . to lnl1lre
that ebildrell receive adequate therapeutic treat·
ment and that tbetr fundamental iJlterestl are pro-
tected."
TBOllN, THE CLINICAL P8YCBOLOG18T,
1ay1 tbe main questioll to be dedded by the luit ii
wbether parema have the dlb1 to chooH wbat
they comlder appropriate therapy for thelr
cbildnn. or wbetha' Ule coarta ere IOilll to ln· tereede.
If the ACLU II sueeeatal, be aald, tt would
mean °a parent eouldn't foree a ebUd to have a
tooth pulled wtthout fear of a lawsuit. ..
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left, aald her buaband aave her aome carrot cake and two
loaves ct whole
wheat bread.
"Just good ol'
down -home
gifts," she said.
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"Weekend
Gardening
Checklist
• lt'a time to prune !'OHS, fruit
trees and berries. Hold olf on
fucb.aiu unW danger ol hwt ii
past. Don't prune fioweriDC
trees unW after aprtq bloom.
• Clean up fallen leaves to
eliminate breeding arouoda lor
iD.aects and plant diaeuea.
•Bare root season ii here. lt'a
Ume to plant deciduous trees
and shrubs economically.
• Dormant aeuon aprays ef.
fectlvely clean the yard of
fungus and insect outbreaks that
trouble gardenl in the aprtna.
• Shop nurseries now for
ualeaa and camelliu in bloom.
Pick your favorite colors and
ftower forms.
Qu11/llltld
ln•tallallon
Avsllsbl•
Seecu
selection of
Frank1in RMS
and Box heatn.
FIREPLACE
ACCESSORIES
Al n N&Vaa ••ta NallJ
cold la BraaJI, earalvoroua
plantl bin do 9a& btnlliW.
aJbalro Coelho .. ,..~. tbat~~va •
Brull ea produce tllltllr ad more durable earn1voroua
pl.uta.
Brum.n entbualata blUeve
that carnlvorou1 plaotl can
oatcb co u popular houeehoJd
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Hollisters Wins
Florists' Award
R!O •.............• 46-64
LONG ........... 46--54
X lONQ . • .. • • 42-61
POATL.Y 9 .. .. • .. . 42-64
Holllaten Nursery-P'lortat ol
Co.ta Mesa baa beeq recop.lsed
BJ a "Top-1,000 Member, Im"
by Florists' Tran1world
Delivery (F'11>) AuociaUon..
Holll1tera. of 2840 Barbor Blvd., was pl"elellted a plaque
deaoUns th1.s accomplilhmeltt.
The award WU baled CID de
number of noral orders sect to
other FTD abope. Hollilten bu
beeo an FTD member 11nce a&V.
Founded 1n 1910, FTD ia the
worl•'s oldolt and larcest inter·
city retail ftoriat organisaUon. It
is comJ>osed of more than 18,000
member florists who directly
ae"ic• some 22,000 U.S. and Canadian ciUes and towns and
provide extended delivery
service to an additionaJ 80,000
communlties, worldwide.
SPC.
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Uirouih lnterflon, the tnt.erna-tiooal ll«al delivery network.
FTD'• t.mnes• ii the delivery
-wttbin hours -"' now.a. planta ud other '1fta almolt
Uytrben. It ii not only a retail
cooperaUve comprised of =:: O!..tata~:nt~
bwsloeu service (adY•rtllina.
mercbanct111n1, research. COD·
a um er edDcaUOD etc.>.
FTD ule9 amounted to OYW
$315 milUOD 1n the 11'11-11'19 I'll· cal year, the bipest lD the or-
1anluttna'1 •year biltol'y. Tbe
total number ol orders lD 1178-71
totaled 17,80e,151.
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CALBNDVIM las excellent for
lat• and lb• 1ardilau
w1U bl riod \be'm ~
&0 well In Uiie coo of winter and Nib'
1prtn1. 11*1 now are larp.r and by cantnlt With the weat.be.r, they
art bttahter than lhty ever seem
durt a1 the aummor.
THE VIOLA novaa tnto th• plcture wbenever the weather ta cool.
Stlll anotber annual which can be
counted oo for wtater culor ta the
fairy primJ'OH. It II beautiful used u
an edlin1 for the arden Plant ~m ftv. OI six lne apart aDd doUble
ro• them to belf}lten tbe effec:t
Tbetr delicate beacla of bloom come
ln ?OM, pink, lavender and white.
Give them &eml·•bade and a loose,
rich aoil. Tb.int color thls winter!
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Dormant Spraying
Keynote to Success
Ga rdenera need
special tactics to com·
bat peats which are
particular to peach and
apple trees. advhes the
California AslodaUon of
Nurserymen. Dormant
spraying before buds
open controls peach leaf
curl.
But, before doing any
dormant spraying, be
aure to thoroughly ir-
ritate your trees to pre-
vent apray damage un-
less th~ rains are
already doing this for
you.
PEACH LEAF curl. a
prevalent fungus disease or peaches. must be
curtailed if you are to
have a healthy tree and
Moths Threat
To Greenery
RIVERSIDE (AP) -'lbe Grinch may hHe
tried to steal Cbriatmu, but tbe moths are
t.b.reatmlq bnlidq sreenery.
la ~•twru Callfornia, the Monterey pine tree
-a r:::>v Yaletide bomeplut -facea dtstruc-ticlll U. Nataelet p!De Up motll. Mt to tbe north. tbe Natueket modl's EuropeaQ ~ baa
created a pim wreath sbortqe.
aosr cw '1'111: wa&ATBS usu.alb' available
lD 8oatlMrra California are m..se from~boutba bTOught down fnm Oreton and W • ex-
plained Robert Small. member of the d of
directors of the California Chrlatmaa Tree
Growers' Assoeiation
The northern boughs are used because they
are heartier. But thi$ year the northern at.at.es
have become Infested by the European pine tip
mQth, and pine trees from that reaion have been
quarantined to prevent the moth from apreadin.I.
-Plant Class Set
At Saddlehack
Sometimes just talk:illg to your plants may not
be eDCJU&b to help overcome serious diseases. !Aft
untreated. plant ailments can do thousands of
dollan worth of damage to tarae-scale nursery
operaticms.
During the upcoming Spring semester, Dr.
Randolph Keim teaches "Plant Diseases," listed
as Apieultme J218, on Mondays and Wednesda~
from &-1:30 p.m. with a lab on Wednesdays from
7:30-10:30 p.m. at the Saddleback Main Campus in
lli.uicm Viejo •
.. THE COVaSE IS designed to provide
horticulture students and profeuionab the op-
portunity to bett8r unden:.aod the caUMS of un-
healthy plants and bow to deal with them," said
Keim, an expert in plant growth and disease.
Kelm said the class la Griented primarily
toward ornamental plants, altboqb it also pro-
vides the basil for recopllzin1 diaorders lo other
plant Ille.
SnlNG UGIST&A'ftON AllUlllea Jan. 7.
• i.-. New students or Uae ntumiDI after ao
abRncle of one or mon semester must ftle an •P·
pllcatlaa at 11.alD Campus In ltiaston Viejo or
North Campas In Intne to obtain a re,UtraUon
appointmeat.
For mon lnformatloo on the plant dlaeue
elUI, call kelm at S5f tOSO.
A.,..,.,.l ~ blfonDatklll la &Valla· -.. u .m.a, Malla Campm .t m-au/495-1000 or MOl1fa Qu'Qplw at ISNI00/4t'74'185 . .
Pollution Kills
this can be ac
compliahed easily with
special fungicides
available at your local
nursery. Two applica·
tions are r~mended.
The first in late fall or
early winter and the
second in late winter
before buds swell
Thorough drenchio11
with fungicide will &ave
the tree from peach leaf
curl.
APPLE T&EES ARZ
UabJe to damage from
codling moth which pro-
duces wormy fruit.
Local nunerles have the
sprays to elimina~ the
larvae. Four sprayings
are prescribed: when
the blouoms tint abow
color; when peta1a drop
(lb.ta is the most tm:por.
tant atep) and twice
alter that.
Tboroolh spraJtnc la
the keynote to SUtte'IS;
anythi.Q& Jess means a
wasted Jll'Oll'Ul· Sp?Q-ms bellna at the boUom
and .fm~eech upward,
inclu the undcaides of the limbs. Spraying
effectiveneu can be in·
creased by attention to
simple rules : avoid
spraytq durinc the beat
of tbe day u thi.s will
help decrease the
evaporation of the 1pray
from the tree; windy
days, too, should be
avoided to minimize
drift.
OM.Yl'LOT AJJ
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OUR PEOPLE ARE WORKll'LG HARD TO KEEP UP WITH THE
TREMENDOUS GROWTH AND INCREASED VOLUME OF
CALLS. WE'RE INSTALLING MORE NEW SWITCHING EQUIP-
MENT ANO OUTSIDE LINES, AND WE WILL CONTINUE
eNTIL WE MAKE YOUR PHONE SERVICE THE WAY YOU
WANT IT TO BE. WE KEEP YOU TALKING.
letj ii
&EnERALTELEPHDnE
'
a..t its one cent·satiooal sale.
Buy any Ac1ron Brothers frame at the regular low price dnd get
a second frame lhcJt co ... ts the '>(!me or ll>.;,.;, for only o penny more.
Choose from our cent sat1o nal c;clect1on. There"s big frame s and
small frames. Ornate and simple. In VJOOd or metal. Fram~ wtth
the look of gold. Or au naturel. Empty frames
or frames with glass. And much more.
So If you have something to frame. we've got the
fremes. And you can get a frame for a penny.
Cent·sartonal!
Sale on Now
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corpcnUona ! "
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DEAR PAT· I hope you can help aetUe a cou-
ple of office areument.a. Which postuoo tn football
is most dangerous when lt comes to back Utjuriea!
And have the number or spinal injuries increased
in recent years?
W D., Costa Meta
Football playen moat prone to 1plaaJ hl,lary
are defeaalve back.a and llnebacken, •tterdlal lo
a auady of the National Football Head aad Neck 19-
jary Re1latry by pbyalclaa experts la aporta
medicine. Between 1171 ud ms, there were z.st
apl.Dal l.Qjurlea -neck fractues aad dlslocaUou
-reported, up from 5' sach l.Qjwiea between 1151
and 1113. The number of qaadrtpleglcs reaaltl.ng
from these Lajurlea in tbe 1'718 may be attrlba&ed
to the helmet-face maalll, which ls ao effective la
prol.tttlng the head that high ~bool and colle1e
football playus and coaches bave been en-
couraged to U8e It as a "batU-rlng ram" in tacklln1
aad b~king ttthnlquf'S. But u.alag the crown of
tile belmet as tM primary point of contact pl•~• a
daagerous amount of stress on Uk-cervical aplae,
lncreulag lhf' risk of splaal fracture and vertebral
dlaloc:aUor
€etlpleC•• S•are IRA Are•-•
DEAR PAT· Does a woman bave to hold a job
outside or the home 1n order lo set up an lndlv1dual
Retiremt!nl Account with her husband'> I've heard
varyrng op1ruons on this
M E • Huntmgtoo Beach
A full-time homf'maker ls elJdble to jola ber
hu.aband in eatablJsbln~ their own private penak>o
plan lf ~r bu.aband Isn't cov.-red by ooe at work.
Both basband and wife can contribute up to $875
each, for a total of $1,750 annually. Tbll money
may be deduck"d from the couple's anaual lacome
at tall time and there wUI be no taus owed oa Ila
illterat until It ls IUled at retirement.. Savilla• lD·
aUtaUoaa, mutual hands and We lrularuce com·
puJn are the principal spoaaona of these plans,
bat •lace &here are variatlona, shop carefalJy for
tbe one which best suits your needs.
DEAR PAT: I recently had my home plumb-
ing repiped with copper pipe Since lead/Un solder
a.s uaed on all copper plumblng, I am concerned
that the water supply may be contaminated with
traces of lead. Does Costa Mesa have a buUdlna
code that ratnct.a the number of solder Jolnta when
copper pipes are used ln home plumblng? Also, do
you know where I can get a sample of the water in
my home tested?
K .N., Coeta Mesa
A ~mu for tbe Meu eo..ollda ... 'Wa&er
Dlab1d .. ,. ti.ere la DO clty ordbaaaee res<ctt.1
th allJllber ol eolder jobata for lilome p1 .. Ma1. It
*-Id • ~ lmpoulble to eaferee becaue
ol pen-el reqmremeata for lupedloa. AIU...d
,.. ,..._..., lane eo4hl•I to W01TJ alMMd, tie
••• lllMrld will ........... •a&er fw ,. ...
ftMee A.I SerrMe, wM la In ebr1e of wa&er quaD·
tJ I• CM dllhtet. at Ul·U..
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DEAR PAT: Hu an~ ever fl1ured out
which day of the weet la the moet danc•roua for
traffic acddentaT Tb.la came up at 1 family dla
cuPan ud we're curloua about It. J bet that
Saturda)' la the wont~ but my mom thinu If•
probablJ l'riday or 'I becauae th1t'1 wbtn
.,.ople an ln 1 bUl1'1 either CQID1nl or folnl eomewblN for the weekend. Can JOU ftnd out J .K., Newport Beach
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St\¥ FRANCISCO <AP) -Calllonlla con
aumen would be •Uclble for a dlleount when they
buy reftDed 1qar under • pfOPOHC! out-of-court
settlement ol a elua-actlco •lllt •aalnlt aome of
the D&tlan'• laraest su1ar reftnjq compani•.
The 1111t. filed by lladelyne Brinker Of llill
Valley, 9CC\IMS 10 ausar companies Of price ftx.
ing. Five of tboee flnna were found IUilty of price
fixing in 1975 and fined $300,000.
UNDO THE PROPOSED SE'ITLB•ENT.
coupons would be printed la 12' newspapers
throughout the state. The coupooa would be worth
35 cents off the price Of packqea or reftned sugar
weighing five pounds or more and 20 cents off the
prices ol au,ar pactacea Jess than that.
The value of the coupon.a would be $2.3 million
In addition. the companies "°'1ld pay the cost of
publishing the coupona aa well as legal fees.
Notices explalninc the aettlement appeared in
newspapers th.is week and asked consumers who
objected to file those objections in Superior Court.
SUPE&IOa COU&T JUDGE VICTOa M.
Campiloqo will niJe on the proposed settlement at a bellrinl P'eb. 8.
The complaint cbar1es the following com·
panies with consplriJll to fix, stabilize and raise
the price ol refined sugar:
Amalgamated Sugar Co.; Consolidated Foods
Corp.; Hcilly Susar Corp.; Great Western Sugar
Co.; American Crystal; Amstar Corp. and its
Spreckles Suaar Division; California and
Hawaiian Su8ar Co.; U and I Inc; Northern Ohio
Sugar Co.; and Godchaux-Henderson Sugar Co.
Ward to Begin
Delivery Charge
CIDCAGO <AP> -Monteomery Want & Co.
has announced that it will start a.sseaatna ftxed
cbarces ror home deliveries or mercba.ndlse on
Jan. 2.
The program will begin on a test basis in
Chicago, Kansas City and the Oakland-San Fran-
cisco area, the company said. It will replace the
variable rates baaed on cateeories of mercban·
diae. la the put, delivery on many blgb-priced
itema bad been free.
INnATION, TalGGEaED BY sky-rocketing
gasoline prices, was instrumental in the declSlon,
said Burke Gelling, manager of the Cblcago-baaed
firm '1 29-state northern region.
The new system calls ror a $20 charse for
home delivery of purchases of less than $100, and
$10 for items costing more than $100, said Gelling.
The new delivery rates will probably be extended
throu&bout the rest of the naUon later.
PREVIOUSLY, THE COST OF delivery bad
been passed alon, to all customers. Now, those
who 1et deliveries will pay for them.
Warda estimates that if the new policy is
adopted naUooally, it could reduce the company's
gasoline consumption by 500,000 gallons per year
'Padded' Orange
Juice Charged
ORLANDO. Fla. (AP> -At least stx out-or-
atate orange Juice proceuora are paddinc their
produet with a lar,ely juicelesa leftover called
pulp wMh, the Florida Citrus Department says.
Tbe department says the processon are ad·
diq pulp wuh to froaea concentrated ora.n1e Julee aJMfddlJecl julce packed and sold around tbe COUD· t.rJ. Tbe department bu uted the U.S. Food and
Dnl Administration to investlfate.
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A Mexican boy of Mayan descen. lt peen
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cenUy durin& a rain etorm ln the Yucatan.
Growers Sue
State Agency
SAN DIEGO <AP) -An aaaoclatlon of
Califomla and Arizona produce erowen hu nJed a
$300-millioo federal civil rigbta 1uit claimlna the
state has unfairly favored farm worken at the ex·
penae al industry.
The clua·action suit, filed in U.S. Dlat.rtct
Court by the Newport Beach-baaed Western
Growers Association, names u defendanta the
stat.e Agricultural Labor RelaUooa Board, Gov.
Edmund G. Brown Jr .. the United Farm Workers
and union leader Cesar Chaves.
THE SUIT NAMED AS PLt\INTIFFS the a.s·
sociatioo's Callromla members.
The s uit claims the ALRB has treated
employers in "an une ven manner" and bas
"manipulated board processes" to give an advan-
tage lo the UFW. especiaJly during a strike
against vegetable growers that bas dragged oo for
nearly a year
Brown was a major force in winning passage
of the state's landmark farm labor law, and the
suit charges that board attorneys appomted by ~
governor have depnved growers of their civil
rights by denying them due process and equal pro-
tection or the law
THE SUIT ALSO CLAIMS THE ALU acted
in conspiracy with the union lo interfere wlth the
collective·bargairung process
The association is seek.mg $100 mlllioo in com·
penaatory damages and $200 million ln exemplary
damages, plus legal fees aod court costs.
The association's 1,600 member l?'Owers ln
California and Anzona produce most of tbe re·
g1on's fresh vegetables and a large portion of its
fresh frwt
Party's Over
Mayor Tossed for Loss
TOKYO (AP> -Tbe Japanese have an n ·
ubt'ranl cuatom for expresain& their iood wtabea to
a friend. On happy occaslooa they gather around
him, 1rab him by the arma and lep and tou him
into the air three times.
PAXSON"& raooucr comiata o1
two imerta ol pyrotechnic material
wbleb flt a 1t.andard Government
Servtcea Admlolstratlon file
cabinet and are lplted by separate
fuaea. Pauoo, whoee company 1ot
the first Natiooal Security Aaency test
contractontbeproductin 1172,sayshll
Antl-Compromhe Emergency
Destruct <ACED> devices would have
destroyed the documents aeUed by the
IranianmWtants.
"U we had bad them In Tehran. we
wouldn't have Lost anything," claims
Pa.ucm.. "Everyt.blng in the cabinet
is destroyed once we pull the t.rte·
ger. We Lost the entire penonnel files
when we abandoned the embassy in
Sai100, including the names ol Vlet·
namese who worked ror the CIA.
How many men we tortured to death
because ol that we'll never know."
DESPITE THE APPAJlENT need
for ACED devices, Paxsoo and has
product are seemingly the victims of
a government "Caleb 22." Mrs. EJ.
lertoo nplains that funding cannot
be obtained for the product unleu the
Plaimiff
Got the
Picture
NORFOLK. Va. (AP>
-A federal Judge has
ruled that a woman who
has no job, no car and
aapporta beraell and two
cblldren on a $Ul·•·
month wellan check ll
not a pauper beca11.1e
sbe spends more than a
third ol her moothly in·
come to rent a color
television.
Donna Dodaon sued
the rental company,
claimtnc lt failed to ade· qu.ately inform her or
the tenm of the rental
coalract and aaked that
the MO fllln& fee be
walnd.
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Unfortunat.ely for Mayor Torah1ko Koo of
Sblbata -obJ~t of 1uch a prank al • year«>d
party -the final heave-ho dld not sou lt 1bould
have.
Al'teT 1 round of dr1nu. ''""' •nd m9"1ment amona the c&ty hall work•n. a.wt two •ucc ... ruJ
lOHel, the 49-yHr old M•Y'" mt..-d tbetr out
atretchod urma nnd l •ll tl1 UMt rkwlf , p1otlc• H&d. lie
waa le'rioualy tnjur"" •"'1 wtNJIJ •~ .,,_pt\aUMd
lot a month, they ul•f
U .S. Dt1trlct Judie
Rtcxhard B Kellam
ruled that "a penon
wbo can afford to P•)'
tl,242 for rnta.1 of a col·
or TV Ht for 22 mont.ba
11 abJe to pay tb4I eot1t ol rmna a •ult."
~ flOI mt llLIC110MSS
Project (;omplewAL Scrapped
SAN F R ANCISCO <AP> -San f'raneisco'a
bulky old vottna
maeblMI are beadJn1
for UM 1CTap heap an.r
half 1 century o f
senlc.. 11M clty'• 1.f'Tt
vo&ln1 macb.ln• ••r•
lut UMd for the 1171
election.
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Laguna Hills 768-0933 San Juan Cep1atr11no •96-1n a
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ALU Wl~~ldd of ... -. NEWARK. N.J. (AP) ce. few 50 ,..,~. Pe~•••• Ml -James Taylor bad a o.c.m11er 2S, ,,,, e1 .,,. ... GI 1•. dog and, accordinc to
1 ""''"" l>V 111' wife Louhe, 1 the ...Jtce, everywhere ......... , GI-'". -4 grendQlllOrM, .VVU
l'etsy. Sendy, c.ro1 -J-..... ' that Taylor went the do& t,.•l11f"-*SeUQl!ter A,,.,...,,_,, WU aure to on. 111Y ltw Nliptune Soc ... y. Mr Witten -9reduetec1 trom \lie Unl~nlly ol Recently, 8 man 8C·
en11end end the UnlvertllY of companied by a smal}1 O.rmeny. Mr Witten wet • clvll
.,._ ~ tr-Ht _,. .... e1 111t black dog walked into
~ .....-vectrt c1..o • • ,.... the Ftnrt National State
iw 10 .,_... Bank and banded a
NEW YORK (AP)
Hilde Somer, 49, a Vlen·
nese·boro concert
pianist known for play·
ins contemporary
ia.usic, died Monday in
tile Bahamas.
SAN FRANCISCO
(AP) -Ka&e PeCel'Mll
llallliard, ffT, a member
of one or San Fran·
clsco'1 disttocutsbed
famt1"!8 and a hadin1
Merino sheep bn!eder,
dlecl~ Day. She
was the mother of
former Congressman
William Mailliard, food brokeraae executive
Jobo Ward llallllard
Jr., and tbe late James
Mailliard, a San Fran·
ct1co Supervuor who d1edfnJS17f.
teUer a note demandine
$20 and noo bllla.
LA TEil, POLICE took
the bank manager with
them on a search or the
downtown area. Not rar
from the bank, the
manager spotted a
famlliar Jookins dos.
Aft.eT' a while, Taylor
approached and the dog
showed tail·wa1glng
signs of recopitioo.
Ta7Jor, 39, ol Newark,
was arrested on a
charge of attempted
robbery.
The dog got away.
WmgsEarned
Brian E. McKinley,
SOD of lln. Beverly S.
McKinley, 8201
Woolbu.m, Huntlneton
Beach, received tbe
wing1 of an Army
aviator and wu appolot·
ed a •arrant olftcer up-o o completion of a
cour1e at tbe Army
Aviation Scbool, Fort
&uct.,Ala.
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amwo•s•.., ,. lhowD .., laDDDl be II •
l•rlet. ••••paper 11ld l• ·•• edltonal. J'of'tlpfn haH purcbaHCI ID
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Us> DrlHI .. PbWal CIClllll'OI ol ...
ol ~ ~w::..11~:::,-~ ta
a I•• laudred 1ard1 from Ul•
•••a•y 01taad Palac• Hotel, a llnaoc tor u.. famed aDd d<d.
IOU MANEH ral.dema arped
tbat llabdl 1bould tl••• been
permitted to bqy tbe cballt .... WON'T l!LL
be Ud bllD a "ftlubM IUllt" at Jule Alldl••• tM bote1. bad been briltn1meatal bl --------
~ a provtalonal lleeme for
SwJu.iand'• utlonal airline to opea
• ...., Saadl roate and had promiaed
to donate 125,ooo to the mumdpal
tnuary u bia purcb.ue bad been ap.
pJ"O'NCL
Weroer llullaub, Gatud c:ttben
wbo led &be fie.ht acatnat llabdi Ald,
"We felt tbat a line bad to be drawn
aomewben &ad lb.at Glt.Ud ha had
tta ab.are of foreip owners d real
•late.''
Appointed
SAN DIEGO (AP)
Dr. Tomu Arel.Diet•.
dean ol tbe Collffe of
Education at San DlelO
State Uoiveraily. baa
~en appointed to the
board of t.ruatees ol the
Carnqie Corp. ol New
York.
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TD u:rna CAllllt Ana ftlSND8 ""°
Hilt AIDOI' pldure to tbe ma1ut-far~• tJoa ... emuirfold.
Pla)'Slrl dedl.oed bit Hnte.s, aQtq tbat CID a
Kale ol l to 10, bia body rates mlDul 2.
''Should the tatat. of the Amenean wome
ner change ao druUcally that they would wut
you in tbe centerfold, JOU wlD be notified bJ tlU
office," the letter uya. "la the meenUme, don't
call ua, we'll call JOU."
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~OPH~TICAT£0 PROBRAMMllVB ... BBatAilul ~leroo
Mugia-/Vow~Marino WoBlhor-~ki Roporlg
Congu_mer f<,fJ{Jol!I~ ~loak Markel Roporl~
4 ..
1
BAOOA&D, 1'80 WAI paroled ln ltlO, la t.ed &.M
'PHt decade ,, WIDAID~ the eoum,, Muale Anoclatkm I ..
terla!Mr ol UM ~ award In
mt. M tbe .... IPD:l'MC:bld
&D -4. be bad ., DOIDlnated
for men CllA ••a.rda -ll -
than m,.,ae --for LanUa ~ma. (Shi a1lo WU DOmt01tect
for 11.>
••~ biu Uh .. Oki• from Mak,,...... ~la Mcame •
aDtbem for workla1·clH1
Am•rtallll durtnt the peat ot eampa turmoll In ~. Hat·
lard became a l)'Dlbol u •pro-letarian poet. He culUvated a
1eniua for '"'11\1 the mood of the country and expresalq it
tbrou1b 10011 be wrote and
•ant
.. l'Vt: FELT AN upsurge in
patriotllm in the la.at year or
10," Ha11ard, 42, aald by
telephone ln a rare lotervfew.
•'The Iranian crt1l1 verified that; people apok.e up. It may
take tbla to 1auge wbat
Americana feel -bow much
we'll take and wJlat we'll do Lf
they (lranlana) do too much
"I feel a better mood ln the
eountry as far a.s America bemg
-i America," he said "I don't
.know why It hnppened: maybe 1t
wu the enerey crunch A pr<>-
~ blem always causes together-
uesa."
He thought for a few seconds
• when asked what the worktng
• man wanta out of life today
"RE WANTS A NEW R1vwra.
probably a good shotgun. his J<JIJ
with a couple of week!! ore. iJ
IOOd retirement pls.rn and Ill
Jordanian Buy
BURBANK <AP> Thfo
Jordanian airhne Alla ha:-.
placed a $.10I> million order for
the purchase of fl ve LlOJ 1
TrlStars..t tbe Loe kbeed·
Calllonda U> aaid.
STAY80N 10P
............ rd
auranee that's up·to-date'."
Hacgard baa branched out In-
to actin1. llte Krla Krlator.
feraon, Willie Nelson, Dolly
Parton, Jerry Reed and other
country music atara. He Jwst did
a small part in a Clint Eaaatwood
movie "ijronco Billy ·' He alao
had roles in the television mov
ies "Centenniul" and
-Gas Supply Level,
Consumption Down
NEW YORK <AP) Exxon USA has announced 1t exJ>«ts to
supply moton~ts next month with 90 percent or the gasoline 1t
made available tn January 1979, whtle Sun Co Inc said it will
have 93 percent or last January's suppl.Jes available next month
ThP January supplies would ht! about the same as were av<1Ha-
ble in December, when 011 companies made approximately 93 per-
cent of De<:embt!r 1978 ~uppl.Jes avaJlable for sale
t: .S. GASOLIN •: USE IS RUNNIJ\'G about 5 percent behind
L.1st yt•<.ir., h·vel. as pn<'e'> have rt'>t'n p.:!stSl a gallon
The cut back'> al·celnatro an the S<'cond half or 1979, with the
weel..ly inclust:-y puh:1e al 100 l.undberl( LPtll.•r estimating recently
th:it con:.umµtion in lht• period wa:. oH by 7 4 percent from a yet1r
ago
IN ANNOUNCING JANUARY AVAILABILITY, Exxon said
Thursday its supply "u, J(cnerally <'Onsi'itent with recent con.sump
lion or P,3S()hne Ill the us ," and added that "sales of gasollne 10
J anu~ry 1979 Wt!re abnormally high "
The wmt.er months usually are low conaumptJoo months as
cold weather cuts dnv1ng But higher than-normal gasoune de-
mand last winter, low industry 011 stockp1I~ and the cut.off of 011
supplies from Iran durin& that country's revolution contributed to
the spread of guoline lines by spnn1
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Q)sta Mesa composer Bob Applegate has ,..
corded a message to the Ayatollah: 'Watch Out
For Uncle Sam. "
BJlllCllASL PMllDmal ............
Ira take ecnw. "Watch Out For Uncle
Sem.''
Sln&erfpit.arllt Bob Apple1ate la con-
cerned. llU almost eteryooe, about the situ.-
tioe tJYlll la keePDI Americana bead boltap lo
lran.
But die 32-1N1'-okt Colla Ilea:,_~ a step furtber lo npresatq the of
Americma waJUac and boptq f« tbe liberation
of the bolta&es·
Applec.ete bu recorded a IOllC -a rather
blunt cne. lo fact -that b.u been drawinc
heavy listener l"'elip!IDle OD KEZY ndlo.
rr8 CALLED •·w~TCB Out P'or Unele
Sam" and lhe chorus speak.a ror ttaell· .. Ayatollah Kbomelru tf you want to aur·
vive/Return all the bo8tqes unbu'med and
alivefAyatollah Khomei.Al you're 1olnc to
fail/ Became you Cot a U .s. Ucer b)' t.be tail·•
It '1 ld.nd ol a "Net l Y OC1D1 type t.biq" wtt.b
Apple1ate supplyioc acoustic cuitara.
harmonica aod country twans vocala.
Sparttns the compo&ttioa were Appletate'a
parents. They sred tbe ~and a few key lines vta te e from tbelr bome lo San
FrlU>Cilco, be sai .
Oo the sub)eet of topical aoap, some of
them blatant qwck-buck effort.a, Applecate
ukt, ··11·. 9DOll beeallle 11·1 &D .......... "'
fnaatrlidw md f.,Unp.
• .,.. a&UDD ....... Utdl '° bear.
aeutthe tlOpks brou&ht oa& In eaatel\1pGrUJ
soap.''
Indeed., Applepte'a 10D1 pu1lil llO punebel.
0ne o1 u.e ...... .,.: "WUt'• :nc c.o
oar COUllb)lLfA.'I llllll It lleck la llllr ~ ., Often latelJtwe1"' MeD ~ta tM ,.._ ••
A apotesman for Kl'!ZY ndlo, wlddl bat
been a1ri.nl ''Wada Oal.'' clartDC tta Bmda.J• nlabt "P'nbbeck" .... ....... aaicl AP'
ple&ate'• .,,...,, ll perh.ap9 tbe .... eftort ili1
t.be Aati-lrm ~=~·-· Applepte tlle aG11C la elttfdnl GD
became it'• "more down to eartb" aDll an-
dentarwl•ble than otber tames wtth the IUM
bulcmee11ce .
AT 1'Bl8 POINT. "Wat.eh Out" la oa11 oo
tape, but Appleaate ta a.boppiq for a f'9COl'4
label to tramfer it to vinyl mid diaribate it na-
tionwide.
A revtlied venioa of the 1011C DOW Include. a
millta.Ntic drum roll u an inm>daction, aad
Applepte mieht add a ''Let Our People Go"
chant.
But Applegate doesn't aeem detenniDed t.o
have "Watch Out" bit the top ol the dwU. Like
other Americam. he'd just u 100D have tbe
OO.taeea home t.o bear it aa a comment oo times
we'd like to f«get.
till on Broadmag
Despite her family connections, choreographer Agnes de Mille
says her father wouldn't even permit actors in his house -ex-
cept Charlie Chaplin, Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Pickford.
NEW YORK (AP> -She is of ad-
TUeed years. Sbe suffered a near-fat.al
aUroke in 1975. Her once-blonde hair is
-.,Ute. But her memory stays ruor-
dan>. her blue eyes aUll twinkle, her ·..at IS lively.
jADd Asnes de Mille, tbe lefendary
~r. ta still active, toiliq
·Ulla year oo the Broadway revival of
0~klaboma!" It opened Dec. 13, a few
bloeb and 36 years from ita premiere.
Instant bit. by Ricbanl Bodsen
· • Oecar Hammetateln, it made ber
u the lady who chuged the
eoiarae of dance in the American
m•lcal theater. Tboueb what she did iD llM3 la old bat
ncrir, she ploneered iD showing bow a
m•ical's story line could be advanced
wttll dance
BEFORE "OK.LABOllA!," abe says,
.. ~ dancing was just decoration. It
w .. n't even part o1 the story. What I
cticllthat was innovative was to make the
ballet IO mtegrated into the story that
you really couldn't tell the story without
de Mille, who lives with her the£:" bu and, concert agent Walter F .
Pnale, in a large, book·lined apartment
in Greenwich Village, was born io
Hartem in the early part of this cen
tu,.Y~ Her father. Wilham, was a top pla~ght and her slater, Margaret,
an ~-Her uncle was Cecil B. de
llW e. the celebrated movie producer
and Jtirector T_,u.&b famed for her Broadway
work! -she choreographed 14 musicals.
incl.ming "Brigadoon" and "Gentlemen
Prefer Blondes" -she was raised in
BoUJtwood in its early silent-ftlms era.
"lfY UNCLE WENT out there in 1913
and fo.md the water fine," she aays.
"He ~ept telline my father, 'Come on
out, SW. come on out • " Out they came
in ltM. He worked in movies with bia
brother P'or\ a while, Mias de MW. harbored
dreat:DS ol beinl en actress, but her dad
said ~. frequently and wttb much
vl1or He wanted ber to be a
plaJWriabl. "He1 wouldn't even let acton come in
the bMIM because be despiled them.
Tbe OltlY people he'd let in were Charlie
ChapdD. J>oua1as Fairbanb and Mary
PlcktcH."
So at.e stndied danclna -be dlaliked ~at.:n-ad atteDded UCLA. pt-
tbll ~· depee. La Mr pan111ta were divorced. and =" t~=-:::e ~= ·~ lb1IQled and bad little aueeeu
for
aw 8ld aEru&ED to atve up on
• daACe: •'Once I'd set m7 t.-h lD that. it
Agnes de Mille
was like a bulldog. You could remove
the body from lbe bead. but tbe jaw waa
clamped."
Her studies tooll her to Loodoo, where
she lived aod gave concerts unW the
outbreak of war; in 1940 British
authorities made her 10 home. At
home, she again met "failure, failure.
failure. At the lowest point, 1 bad de-
cided to go to Macy's, aet a job aelllq
at a counter." But at thl• point her luck
chanted. Sbe landed work slaClnl her
first full-lenatb ballet, a We1tern-
flavored number called "Rodeo," for
the Bal.letl RUIMI de llODte Carlo. She
got .. fOI' ftve moatbl' won.
When "Rodeo" premiered in New
York, tbe Broadway team ol Rodeen
and Barnment.eiD wu lD the audHmc:e:
It wun't by accident. Althoucb a1.mci,t
broke, lbe boulbt tbetr operitnc·alabt
tick eta. "l'd beard the)' .... eitnttnc o1 a
mUJicaJ built around ·o...., Grow the
Lilacs,' and needed a choreographer.
Aod I was aft.er lbal like a bloodhound."
ALTllOtJGB AN UNKNOWN, sbe Sot
the job, "but Dlek Rodeen wat.cbed me
like a hawk at all the auditkma. It made
me to nervous I could ba.rd1y apeak.
The Prla in the abow tbouebt be wu
watcblne them."
"Lilacs,'' of course, became
"Oklahoma!" It ran four yean, baa
aince been revived bundreda C1I Umes
tbrouabout America and bu made Ilia
de Mlne a kind of bi.atone niure on
Broadway.
For tbla "Oklahoma!" rntval, which
already has played in Florida aod
W uhlngtm, D. C., sbe supervises the
choreography. Gemie de Lappe, a }oog-
lime aide wbo studied with her. actually
direds the dancers.
Miss de Mille, wbo uses a walking
stick to help her cet arotmd. ~med startled when a visitor aaid she seems
quite fit, despite the stroke that nearly
claimed her life in May 1'75.
She says -wit.bout self-pity -she
still baa no feeling lo her rlsht side, and
sbe mildly crou.ses that abe can DO
longer play her piano.
She smiles sently when uked how old
she la now.
"That's a question," she firmly
declares, "that I do not anawer excepe
10 thia way : l died in 19"15. I'm oow 41.h
years old and everything as different
and wonderful "
Work First
NEW YORK <AP> -Women would
be better off tf they made work the first
priority lo their lives , says
psycbotherapllt Penelope Ruaaianolf.
Dr. Ruaaianoff Hid many women
have been prosrammed with lbe notion
that if they are ''IOOCI little Orta." tome
day aomecme wUf marry them and take
care of tbem f« tbe rest of their Uvea.
Sbe aaid many women have spent
their Uva 1oottn1 for a man and feellnl
that their fulftllment comes In pnrridln.c
servlcea to men. But, she aakt. eon·
siderin& the b1lb rate of di.orce in tbe
United Statel toda.y, '"the rewarda ol
the compliant woman, the woman wbo
1.1 wWma '° io.e semnc atblrw and spend her life that way. ...ilJ do not
match tlAe promilel."
"lleanwbile, men are chooalu to marry yoanaer women. There Ia a •ttPt trend ol 1'0Ul\IS mm bein& lo·
i.rested m older women . . . but 1 clon't
t.biDk lt'a ftW _, to awoop ;:.-:,::
tea "'°Cf. for men to llWT1 women. 'tbeaald.
ans, Tootlaaeti:e ~~For Laughs
Fatrily portrait of m<ither and young golden lion marmoset
Monkey Business
TOITl7lie and Susie were lousy parents -
ignoring, mutilating and even killing their
babies.
By MADELEINE JACOBS
S.JJ ....... ~
Tommie and Sclsie (not their real
oamea> were the products of broken
homes.
Taken at the qe of a few mootb.s
from their respective families. they
eventually found each other and bad
children. But Tommie and Susie
were lousy parents -isnoraog,
mutilatinc and even klllinc their
babies.
Susie became known as "The
Killer "
Most of these new addlliom were
born at the NatioD.aJ Zoo.
The wort oo tolden marmo&e1S
also tauebl researchers aDOtber in·
valuable lesion.
"Behavioral and social ltwlies or
animals are absolutely necesaary for
breed.mg and rai.sinl rare and en-
dancered animab aucceufull)' lo
capUvtty .'' Kidman uys ..
•'Of coune, we must allo know an
an.imal'a diet and nutritional require-
ment.a, what clbeues lt 1eta ud
wbat kind ol m.troomeot it needs.
But if we daa't know tbe IOCiaJ and
breedinl custom.a, the chances of
1uceea are oil."
8 EBA VIOaAL STUDIES C>f
animals require palnatakln ••
sometlmea borlnc and alwat.t
leqthy obaervaticm ol tWr eaUllll
babita and~" ud IOd8t
activlUea. ldeall1lnu. .. e ltucllM
should take Dl8Ce tbe anlmal'•
natural babltat, bat tllll la ~
•••a1• po111b1•. 11oreS't · reeeardaefl eambiM ...... -..
the udm•k'1a tWr uturaJ with ....... eqitl.ttf. ...
In •• aaeb project oa aoetJi
beb.1-.lar, ...... "la ltDdJIDI
relaUHIJ rare SollUl Amertc
elm ..... maned .OU, tbe ~
Mtial M -tbe bliib dol. TblM • ....... to t1aa .... r11111tt• u.. eommoe ~d doe. ,,_
1bare ailclilMJ' k•1 feabln: Ub
llamau, all UlrM aptdN an
mo 01amou, tlaat 11. .. • m.-.-........... tllni.
"llZW:';! .. S?FTUI ..
maJa,'' 'JDlll-E ..,._ ''OllJ
perellll ol all U.. ...... ---!JI .,. ........ a.a--••••••• are ••••I t'11 U ~.·· .
Nothing ID Worry About
DmA& ANN LAlf'D&U: '1'M1 .. a •
ftedlllllllr•wltla.•IU..•cme ...........
...... ,..... • ' ... -., 1 'tks
....... 8llld ...... re..-.: lull&."°" I aa fwiwWaa... .l l'Hll&lJ
~ tUt acc:mdtq to --... a Ca&We II acmamaaleefed fm UY· lDa•~ . ·Aftsu.e opealtiai:a I ftaallJ .. ap U..
eotD'all to 10 to COGfeulon. t "*** a ledure IDd tbe dllened penance. I wu
~ told. boweftl'. Coat tbl la• ellD· CfllldDI aeommmdeatioo. PJeMe. Alm. ebeck tbla out for me a.at let me mow u aoon u poe.aible. 1
asp"'IO mbamed I eaa't bear to l1an any U•d of aame. -FROM P~NN·
SYLVANIA
l>Bil PENNSYLVANIA: Te lite reu•. PaU..r Te4 Bea._,.., ~&
srn& r,:cltrst ol 1M u.tftnlty ol N_.. 11e! lie aid: • .,... IMJ ... •
P"l•lea. 0.. ea.uM mew a ,.ally,
aeee1Aai to ~Ila law, ..a-w
lmew &tie peuttJ wMa be OI' alle eom-
mtued IM Ila. la ..,. evelll, llMe IM
...... ... abeadJ ...... emf-"'
................ "9ft1ab911L"
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Tbe woman
•xt door bad aureery three ween aao.
She came bome from tbe boepttaJ aft.er
10 daya. "Mn. K" never tokl anyooe
--... opiii ...... for, ..... all II.Ida~. ne woma'• aoetor laa -. be np. muon lo U.• eommulty -or I abould UJ, be ''BAD'' a ftne reprdedoo WlW recmllJ. .
Rb car bu .,._ puked lD front of
''lln. K'a'' bo&aM four ctm Umea
1loee a.be came bome from tbe bmpttal.
We are Wllllldlltq If WI ldDd of au..
tkla la DeCPIUJ,"lt WU my lmprwlon
tb•t IDOll ..u~ri to tM Slb1aldaD'• olftce for their ·QJll.
U DOthlnl out of tbe wa1 la ~ on,
both the wornaa I.Del ber doctor are let-tma tbemMlve1 1D fw a lot ol loole talk.
Should I lped to my oellbbor. u a
friend, and tell her wbat la belna
wblapered around town? I'm 1we lf lbe mew she would arrante to see t.be doc·
tor at hll omee and cut down on t.be
IMtlp. -CONCERNED PERSON
DEA& CONCE&NED: I'm aU fOI" c8&·
Ital .... -....... "" .... ,_ ~~rt wtdl ,......., ....... ,.... ....
bul.MU!
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Recently
you bad a letter in your colum.n about a
woman who Cot roariq drunk on one
drink. The penoo who wrote to you
said, "I don't uoclentand tt."
Well, I understand it because the
No, It's Not Superman
BJ CBAaLES CRAMBDLAJN __....,.,.. • .-r
CHICAGO -You can be walklng
along wtth Mertoo Silbar and he'll point
to a restaurant and say: "That's a
tremendous place.''
He lm't talkin& about the food. He means they bave a &ood pay t.eJepbooe
booth.
Sllbar, who operates a public rela·
tloaa ftrm ln suburban Glenview, coo-
.. . .·Monkeg
<From Page Bl)
ly during lbe mating seaaoo. The
males may not stick around long
. eoougb t.o help raise the young.
ducts most of his bualneaa from phooe
boot.ha and baa f 1 vori tea localed all
over the Chicago area.
"I ALW A Y8 BA VE rolls of quarttta,
dimes and nickel.a and spend about
$3,000 for 7,000 calls a year," aaid
Silbar. ..I've been a paypboniac for
seven years. I'm more relaxed and
more bmovaUve.
.. ll'1 just a wute of time lla.yinl in
uf the offsprtr.g, but not always."
Kleiman tries not to draw too
many analogies between animal and
human behavior, althou&h she ad·
mill that the patterD• seen in
anlmala are alto seen 1D bum.am.
aame tblBc wed to bappen &o me. l"tn.IJ.
ly I went to a doctor and d1accnered tbat
m7 o•tem simply cannot tolerate
ltfmullala in any form . Tlda means no cott ... &ea or cokea-let aloDe •leohol
SlDce I bave learned to .Uct wt1b
fruit Julca at cocktail partlm and ,..
fuse wine at dinnen lt bu made a
tnmendoua dif1erence in my life. lam
sure "er>~ wbo aaw me after one
drink tbouibt I WU a lush. Your column bu helped to many peo-
ple -lncludlDC me. Keep up the lood
work.-YOUR FRIEND IN SCO'M'S-
DALE
BEAil FlllEND: ftub lor' a.. ...
pat, u well u ._warm c, .... 1r I
bope~re .. n ............... ..
you leUer wlll de u ,.. .. -p& •
med.Acal~ ud n.ct 8'1& If~
they ....._. • ta.e same wa,__
the office and dlctat.ing to my secretuJ
when I can do the aame thin& fl"Ol:O
some suburb," be aald.
''One of my major accounts dern.aoda
that I call him ai.x times a day. Another
demands that 1 atay in touch wtt.b a buaineuea. • •
Sllbar, 45, may be lD a cloma diffenat
pbooe boot.ha a day, aomett.me. uUDI
two or three pbooea at once.
"YOO CAN SPEND ball an boar a
d1y in the office just •alt.inc for people
to get oft the phone, do1nl won with
your office oo another, and you don't
have to bang up on anyooe," aaJd
Silbar. "The secret la knowina wbere
there are three or more pbonea
tocether.
"The R.M.Hasoo ChJcaao Hotel la a
&ood place -five lD a row! You ca me
the pbooea to the rt&bt and left ol
you. Tollway oaw are eood hectme
they ba" banb o1 four pboafa. Tbe
Ground ao.md bu only 6D8 phone. But
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Cbrist1nas Sale
SAVE
Up To
40%
SAVE
Up To
40%
ON GIFTS THAT WERE FORGOl IEN
S.W up to 40" on selected ChriatmM 6--
induding Imported ornaments. WT't'aths. and much more.
Of c::oune thia '5 Roger's lop quality merchaodla.e
but we jwt don'l have room lo stOl'e it.
W.2 DIDe l/ll/80. Cl.oeD> .LVl1JASY l•A.._ ... .. , .. , ........................ , ,.._..cn4,•11at
a.-~ ......... ~
On the other hand, the male and
female crab-eating fox travel ift pain
m tbe wild and Jointly bold • tel'·
t'ltory against predators and in-
truders. The male and female often
bunt ckll9e toeether and remdte after
a 1eparatlon with an elaborate
ceremony.
"TilE THE AME&JCAN aub-
urbao mldd.le-clua family," abe
aaya. "Some women rear their
children eaenttaU7 alone. The male
protecta tbe home and iDdt.rect1y pro-
vides food throu&b .... reeeiftd
from a job. But the male frequmtly
baa little loteraetioo wttb tbe younc
and weak emotion•l bonds wttb both
wife and dU.ldnn.
you can aeoop up 90me ol their tr. :--------------------------
They may sleep lD physical contact
and they periodically groom each
other by nibbling and licki8'(.
The male inveata heavily lD the
aa.nlval ol bil offaprlnl and helps the female nile the youag by brlq-
lnl food. The abort, squat bUlh do1
abcnra bebanor llmllar to the fox.
~·· eoUealues have enn ob-Nned male bush dop aallat1na in
tbe birth of youns.
.. Tbe dtfferencea ma1 be in·
ftuenced by muy thlnp -the
natural habitat of tbe animal and tM
Deed to ltick toptber ettber for food er to kMP awar preclaton. ID tome
eue1, tldl al8o mam tJaat tbe male
tak• • ~ fJMrest In the IUl"rift.I
"We aee tbla pattern la antm1l1
too, but tbe m.$r difference la that
moaopmy lD bumaoa la cvJturallJ tmpo9ed aDd 11 oat uauJ.17 relaLed to
survival. ··u we can eome ap wttb eome fac·
ton from oar animal RQdMa tlW
aeem to promote a particular farm of
matlDI •)'Stem. •• mQ eftDtUal1y
learn IOllM!lthln1 about noMXiD ol
these systems aDd. ~. about ounehw."
Worth Skipping Meal For
SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -'"l'llU ia •lift WDl1la ...... • ma.I ·for." wrote 1tadent =MUOD U 1be ..........
peanuta aDd can carry 10UI" beer In
there.''
Sllbm' u.id an all-time fnorite booth
aaed to be in the Ambu1tdor Eut. "It
waa lmrur1oaa, cuAkWMld and tq. I
could nm an omce lD tbere. Bua Ule7
did away wWa It ln a modenliaadaa pro-
s:ram." Sllbar aald pboae bootba ba•e
cha.need b1I Ufmtyle.
••1 CAN W A'IOI my acm plaJ t.emm
and conduct buatneu at the same Ume
from a pay phone onrloot.inc tbe coana:· be Aid. .. Tbe ttme 1 .... clabac
baa1--of pbone bootbl and not nmn1n& ln and out of the oftlee UDOIPd•
to about tbne boun a day. '!bat'• three boors more I eaD apend with my
fam1l7."
sutm cam. a bocJlt wttb tbl DmD· ben of._. of oatade PQ ,.....
''Sometime. wbm I'm nlkiDI dDwa
the ltne wWa a coaple of btmdl, I'll
fall back .. malw a .... eall. ....
my frtmdil walk bJ a booUa up .a..t.
the pbane wlD rm.. Tbef'll ....... ...
.., : ... that JOU. "llat?' Jmt .... ftb-
bef' lleGee med to do Gil old r.ao abow.
""l'BS BIOGDr d>t. J'ft ~ are in tbe e>peraton,• aa.ld sw..r.
'"J'be1•,. beooaae a lot man pollte. Som• of thlm med to be radit. Now u.,
1a1, 'Ba•• a Dice da7.• or ·11.,.., QrtlbDM' ...
··1 Wt --lmportall& Pll*"I .. • pboD• booth oaee aad eoaldD't ....
memblr wldcb Cl99," 8llblr aald. "I eaUecl JO M•llll plWJ9 I Md ....._ Plllall7. t caBld ....... ....., ..,
out lD z ..... Put. ( .........
~~lf he woDt miDd lc!c+tnl ba ~ ':r.!:.sU: r:n-... .,
bntblJWNtbenl''
Oub Bas Ope~ House
SANTA ANA
JS FASHION SQUAD
WINTER SALE
1/3 to 1h OFF
or even less
LAD~ FASIDO~S
e•l••ee·• ... •••tetl
JACKETS • TOPS • SKIRTS
BLOUS~ * PANTS
CASUAL and OCCASION
DRFSSFS
.
ON than 400 Pel IOU tnYOlved tb the
locu n.1 mt.ate lDduatry aatbeNd for a
bollQy open home ha.tea by R. C Taylor
Co. at tta Newport Beach aftkel. Amon&
party gr:c1pant1 were, above from left,
Garywm, Boo T~lor ud Dao von
Geldem, all with the R.C. Taylor firm.
Carolyn Lee Mason dldn •t let a cut on ber
leg a)Qw her down as she, too. joined in the
party spirit (photo below>
( Horoseope
SATUBDAY, DEC. Z1
By SYDNEY OMAIUl
]
AIUF.S <Mar 21-Apr. 19): Good news in·
dicated where financial prospects are con·
cerned. Be ready fo r change, travel opportunity
and a variety of sensations. Gemini, Virgo,
Sagittarius persons play significant roles. A
written notice could r esolve dilemma.
TAURUS (Apr. 20-May 20): Family dispute
is settled; be a gr acious "wiMer." One who re-
cently asked for he lp is now in position to return
favor. Surprise money source enables you to
beautify surroundings. Another Taurus, a Libra
and a Scorpio figure prominenUy -and so does
the number 6.
G EMINI <May 21-June 20) You work best
alone -know 1t and avoid committees
Str.!amlinc techniques, define meanings and
avoid self-deception Visit one confined to home
or a bcspital. You will "wake up" with answers
P isces. Virgo persons figure in intriguing
scenario
CANCER (June 21-July 22): Results of re-
cent efforts come ioto sharp, clear focus.
Nothing occurs hallway -it is now bot or cold
with no middle ground. You're involved; rela-
tionship is intensified. Responsibility. money
and love are featured.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): You get what you
requested -key is to assume authority. to
direct your own destiny. Superior makes clear
that your views have been vindicated. One you
admire pays compliment by confiding in you.
Aries, Ubra individuals figure prominently.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Take initiative,
look beyond the immediate, perceive potential.
You make valuable, new contact. Leo native
provides you with confidential data. Be direct in
expreuing opiniom. You'll be rewarded for
oripnal idea, format or concept.
LUI&\ (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Investment pro-
cedures require review. Accent on finances,
espectally in relation to one cJOle to you, includ·
int partner or mate. Be famtHar with buic
st.epe: doll't attempt to akip euen.Uala. Cancer,
Capricorn. Aquarius persons ftlure prominent-
ly.
SOOllPIO (Oct. za.Nov. 21): Perceive aitua-
tiona u a whole -leave detalla for another
time. R.tme to be chided lDto mak:lni pre-
mature dedaloas. Permit I.bole clole to you the
opl)Ortunlty for nprenln1 views. Patienee la an
ally. -ti.roe ii (Ill your aide.
&\GlftA.811JS <Nov. 22·Dec. 21): Study
!kol'pk> m•~ llplftcat ldntl. Be aware ot nae print, nuances ad be 1ure to read
bltweee tbt llne9.1bOM wbo baw taken fl-om
you tn PAI\ may now nturn eome f•vcn:t·
CAPalCOllN (Dec. »Ju.. 11): eun..t
lituatlcm la IUbJect to qulek cUDa•· Know tt a.net haft alternatl"8 at bead. Member of Ol>-
potiw MK inabl demandf. EYaluate PolitkJD
an4 daD't ..u JCMUH1f &bolt.
AcatrA•llJB (Ju. IO-l'eb. 11): You lalD \ tiQ)J~ m C:lclnDectlcm wltb bome, falllll1 aa~,ftUneial proe~. Be dlplomad:c1_.: but
1taD1 taD fQr ~dp199. Taun11 ptrlOD uaa lD ~m•ner.
fllCSI (l'tb."Jl.llar. _,): Yoar eoarte ll
==~=-to=-= .. .,, ......_ S.. ot laumdr .. •tJ1tlaL ADaOm
..... ~ Qemhd llDd Vtrso tJIUre tD •
THE AN8WEU were what Mrs. Castro
wanted to bear, and abe took the pbcme.
'.'When I heard the voice, I knew because
he's got my dad's voice exactly," she said.
The next mornin1. Thomas, who has been a
programmer analyst in computer systems for
four yean, ventured down from bis office on the
lSth floor to the e11bth floor, where Mrs. Cutro
works. Later, he took bis balf-si.stertoluncb.
Tbe reunion baa resulted In several family
gatberiDgs. Over tbe Christmas holidays.
Thomas will meet through Mrs. Cutro another
half-aiaterbenever knew.
Champagne Glass
In Headdress is
Prizewinner
An ornate pink and silver headdress ID·
corporatJ.ng a giant champagne glass and other
sparkling symbols of the New Year won first
place honors for student cosmetologist Brenda
Harris in Golden West College's annual
Cbriatmu Headdress Show.
Second place went to the team of Dee
Mendez of Westminster and Laura Gibbons of
Balboa. Third place went to Angie Steppie of San-ta Ana.
Huntington Beach resident Mary Simpson
won first place ID the cosmetician competition
for makeup. Laura Blood of Corona del Ma r
placed second.
Rudolph in Storage
SKOKIE, Ill (AP) -Rudolph the Red
oosecl Reindeer stayed in the garase this year, a
vtctim ol old age and dlarepair.
A 9-foot statue of the leeendary reindeer
stood for years in the yard of his creator,
Robert L. May of Skokie.
Since the 19508, Rudolph's schnou had h t
the way for youngsters who came to adm1Ie the
statue in lbe suburb north of Chicago.
"It's really fallen a part. It can barely stand
up," said Claire May, widow of the man who
wrote the origmal story or Rudolph in 1939.
May was a catalog editor for Montgomery
Ward & Co. when he created Rudolph for a pro-
motional booklet. Five million copies were
given away before May obtained a copyn ght
and published it fo r sale in 1947.
More than 113 milhon copies of the song
written by Johnny Marks and recorded by Gene
Aut ry in 1950 have been sold.
May dled three years ago at age 71.
Something Special
feminine fashions
halal F • ~hodh
•Bodin
• Juli Miiier
•Clara Lura
•Sissies •SwMters bV~
250 E. 17th St.
Costa Mesa
645-5711
EMI·
tllAL
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END-OF-YEAR
CLEARANCE
SALE!
Yo• or• cordlelly ••lted to pcrikS,... ...
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Yow c.cM"hsy dgp, en
a prefen"ed cnto.tf"
starts .•.
MONDAY
DEC. 31st
A s you kno w all our
morchand1se is from our
reyutar stock Ouant111es
are hmrted and reductions
are substaittal Our thanks
ro all of our c J~lomers for
your oarrona')tt throughout
lhe year
I ~I .. OH• Mr. -.uw ... , I
Collectloa of Deyt1,.,
Cod1toll 1r11d loo• ~•••
DrffML .,.......,,..._
40% to 60%
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PUBLIC NOTICE
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Real eady
Lorw·tenn Market Loob Good
New Year' Besel•tl••
U.S. Bond Juggle Set
81 JOBNCVNNIFF A~ ....... AN1t91
NEW YORK -The Treaaury Depart·
ment•s aa.tqa bond dJvialon ha made a well·
pablicmd New Year's reeofutkm, the better, it la
said, to aerve the dimlnlabtna. dialJ'UDtled bood·
buytq publlc. •
It 11 c1tanstn1 the deal,nattons for tta 1avin1a
bondl, m•ktna Serles E bonds Serles EE, and
Serta H bonds Series JDJ. It 11 alao cbanitnc the
name al Serte9 EE bonda, from U.S. Savinp
Bonds to U.S. Enero Savi.op Bonda. It ts chana·
ing the denominations; it is chaqin1 maturities
too
BOW 1UIS improves the pl'OIJ'am, from the
buyer's point of view. isn't very clear And whether
the public eoes for the ballbooed new provam de·
pends upon aomequestiooable assumptions.
The assumption, for ex.ample, that the public
will be elated to receive 7 percent yields inatead of
6 percent, when in.Oation runa at 13, and that
Small specialty shopplno centef" to be built.
More than 1.5 million tourists visit this
beautiful wine country area annually.
Growth strictly limited in area making thl~
an excellent Investment opportunity ReadV'
to oo. Call:
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they'll have to bold the new booda only u yean ln·
stead al ftve.
Whlle 1 pettt!tlt la a full percentqe Point more
than that enviaioned when the booda were revealed
a year qo. lt does not, u bu been augeat.ed, dou·
ble your money in that time.
IT MIGHT. as most people now reallze, return to
the buyer twice as many dollar bllla a.a were paid for
the bonds. But if the coming 11 yean are like the put
11, those dollars will buyonlyhalfu much.
Retent.ioo or some old features will probably
please buyers as much or more. Bond "profit"
continues to be free of state and local income tu·
es. And taxes on the accumulated interest ln Serles
EE bonds can be def erred unW the booda are re-
d~med -perhaps even deferred unW a persoo la
retired and m a lower bracket than durln& working years.
Will the public like the idea of waiting 11 years
in order to earn the full 7 percent interest.,
Redeem before 11 years and yield Is only 6.S per-
cent Full interest ~ed to be paJd alters years.
What will the public say about having to bold1
Series EE bonds at least six months before re·
deeming them·! Under the old system redemptions
were allowed after only two months. Many
workers on payroll deduction plans used to do that
in part because lnflatioo bit lnto thell' paycbedl.s. '
THE QUESTIONS remain. Will the program
stop the tide of redemptions that bas plagued the sav
iogs bond program for more than a year? Will infla·
lion be curtailed, thus givl.Jl& the paoram a fighting chance?
The latter question la the btagest unknown, not
just for the booda pros:ram but for all investment
programs, whatever their-nature: stock.a, cor·
porate bonds, savings certiftcates, investment real
ea tale.
But there 1s a dimension to other investments
that s aVlllgs bonds do not now share. It ia the
possibility, the chance or doing better than the in-
flation rate, the chance or keeping assets from
eroding
With inflation at 13 percent, and with double
digit inflatJoo Wcely to continue for another year
and probably beyond, the bolder of a bond paying
6.5 percent can hardly keep pace, oo matter the
tax benefits
It isn't that the Treasury Department bun't
worked on the problem, the problem is that they
haven't solved it. Thus the bi& problem of the old
boods remains the big problem with the new ones
too.
Jolm P. Blauld, Jr., of Uatced CaUfond• Baak
has joined Credit Policy and AdmJ.n.lat.ratioo u
manager or the Credit Department. Blnuki lives
in Huntington Beach.
lwlllltrtal Micro S1aema. i.e., of Oran1e. baa
announced the appointment of DoqJu Beeber of
Huntiogtoo Harbour as national dealer repreaen-
tative.
The appointment of Snee Keller of Hunt·
lneton Beach to the J>Mitioo of restonaJ sales
manager bu been anDOunced by 8'1Ja• MarbUq
87a&ems of Lona bland, N. Y.
"8ell llameU of Fotmtain Valley bu been pro-
moted to the newly-created poUtioo of nat1oaal
atratelic manufacturlnl apecialllt. ~ Da&a
87a&ema, Ille .• a business data proceuln1 aervlce
ln Canon.
Seven Newport Beach insurance repreMD·
tatives have woo the industry'• 1111 National Sala
Achievement Award. They AN G.,_.. ..... ,, C.
Keat ru 1t, 1o1u1 c. e~ llldt~ a. llllf· Iba•, BurJ M. Jamn. Jetrre; D. Pa791ar ud aoben~ all of the Newport Beach brancbof-
ftce of Ufe luuuceC.O.
LEASE it
From The Leider
WEARE OFF
TO A RECORD L..EA8S Y!ARI
Btlnllflt Ftom Our PrlOlno P.olloy,
Seloctlon And SUpitt> '~.
With gold selling at more than $SOO an
ounce, people line up outside the Hong
Kong and Shanghai Bank to buy gold coins
issued by the Japanese government to
mark the Year of the Monkey. Bottom
pbotoa abow both sides ol the 1,000 Hone
Kon& dollar (200 U.S. Dollar) coin.
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In abort,
McDon.aJd'1 and 7·11
an the moat ub6quttoua
name• on tbe retail
landacape. And they
tend to be 1RvttatklGal poUrtl for kidt. 'lbat'a wbere ta. ll'OUbJe l&artl.
u Y ooc. TBE founcler a1 11cnm11d'1, Pr"O•ilted
the All·Ammiean diet of bambuqen IDd milk ababl.
YOU can lm11h.e then bow be must UVe feh when a
Maryled wom&d, the mother al ecbool·~ children, eom-
plaiDed reeently that a McDooa.ld'1 ut.emU waa put lor enorttnc c:oca•ne.
The lady told a ~ eomm.Jtt.ee that a pluUc
coffee atirrer tut McDonald'• Ii•• to eustomen •aa pt.
tinl ntenlive double use u a "coke" spoon.
II' YOO RAVE A complunt about McDonald's, It
mli,bt take montba to set aome adion. But tb.ll oae re-
ceived promJJt •Uentioa. F.dwanl Schmidt, the pnsident of
the fut-food chain, aald: "'McDonald's will either redesip
or d1.eeoatiaue the item altocetbet.''
Aod that'• bow we licked the cocaine problem in Amertca.
Tbe 7·11 eooveoience store chain bad a similar prob-
lem. U 100'n &bopped in a 7·11, you know it carries •
limited ueortment of fast·movinl items. It's heavy oo
beer and ci.....,U.. Many of the stores in the chain were
also dolnl well with c•earette papen.
Btrr THEY A.a£ NOT dotn& well with that Item
anymore. At least the stores whacb are owned by
Southland no longer carry cicarette papers Jere
Thoml*>fl, president of Southland and son ol the founder
of the 7-11 cbain. ordered the 3,000 company-owned wuu -
t.he rest are franchised -to diacoolinue the sale of
cigarette paper.i because he's reasonably certain they're
beans used to rolJ manjuana, not tobacco
Market Deadlock
Persists; Dow Drops
NEW YORK <APl Tbe stock manet wu little
c han&ed today. caupt lD a dea.cHock between buyers and
sellers that hu penu.at.ed all W'eell.
1be Dow Jooes averaae of 30 i.ndustnala wu down 1.19
point.a to -11
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Str•DJ• litr'uclurM an • •troea .,..,.,. A.ad lawa,
too. lo the form ol tu cNdlta ror
bomeowbth wU11q to ln..a ill
the new, old ~. Then
are boomh\I mctutri.. iD lolar
heaters. wood 1tove1 and
lrul ulatkm.
Tbe 1oarln1 price of
petroleum. the worries over
nuclear.rower, the
environmeot catcbu ln tbe use or ec.W. all are cnatlq a
new panoply or power -
renewable ener1Y sources.
Renewable becau.ae the sun
drenches lbe earth with
enormous amou.ntl or enerc.y
every minute ~ every day.
J\JST EIGRI' •INllTES away
aa Ugbt flies la tbe~1est power
plant ln the netih ood.
The Harvard Busioesa School.
in a study titled "Eneriy
Futures," says lt ls plaualbJe
that renewable enerry wtll tlll a
fifth of the nation's power needa
by the year 2000, almost u
much aa natural 1as doe9 today.
That means children alive today
will be ligbtin1 their school
lamps in the next 10-lS yean
with electricity born of wind and
tide, wood ,and waste, warm
ocean currents and the focused
rays of the sun.
Dr. Bennett Miller, program
director of solar, geothermal
and storage systems for the
Department.. pf Energy. sees the
near future this way:
lN THE NORmEAST, power
plants will churn out electricity
rrom wood waste
In the Southwest, fields of
mirrors wtll focus the sun·s rays
on furnaces. and except for
wisps of superheated steam. 1t
"'°Ill bear little resemblance lo
an electnc plant
In the Northwest ,
hydroelectnc dams will contmue
to pour out cheap electricity, but
they will be aided and abetted
by eiaot windmill• with an
armapread of 300 feet catchlng
the Pacific breeus.
SIMILAR WINDMILLS will
dot the east slopes or the
Rockies and the Great Plains
Can you picture a million of
them? A federal study has
OH the Southeast coast, an
offshore rig could boil volatile
gas using the moderate heat of
the Gulf Stream, making 1t
produce eltttric1ty or storable
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EXPERIMENTAL SOL.AA FURNACE TESTED IN TROY, N.Y.
Minors Are Uaed to Focua Sun'• Energy on Exch•n~r
chemical energy tor transport to
shore.
Floating, tetbered "ducks"
contalrung generators will perk
with the changing wind-blown
waves. producmg electnc1ty like
hydroelectric dams capturing
the toll of surface waters
It 's just not farf etched
anymore Jn most cases
prototypes are already be10g
built
TH•:N THERE ARE more
pll'bc1an uses Alrecid}", homf•.s
are being t-mbelhshed w1lh
awnings to put off the summer
sun and southern windows to
catch the winter rays for
warmth. Solar panels beat water
and air to beat the bouae.
The coat or solar cells is
droppinr fast, and perhaps
within five years they will be
cheap enough "'10 install on
residential roofs. where they
will grab bits of hght called
photons wtuch will trigger the
movement of electrons m
other words. clectnc1ty
On the farm and at regional
stations. vats will digest plant
and arumal waste to produce
methane gas for heating
'
Farmers will ferment left.over
grain and dUtlll alcohol to run
tractors or help run cars.
THESE THINGS AllE
happening now One rlrm in
Colorado already harvests the
manure from 40,000 catUe and
converts 1t into enough met.bane
gas to fuel half the needs of a
50 megawatt power plant
Sewage plants around tbe
country have built similar
airtight c hambers where
bactl•rta digest human wahte
and produce heat and gas New
York Caty 1s rons1denng ways to
lap off the methane gas seeping
out of landfill sites
Says Dr. Miller, "As you go
around tbe country 20 years
from now, you're not 1otni to
see those replicas of the
standard power planl thal bums
oil. coal and gas and which
almost always looked the same
"You're going lo see different
kinds of technology producing
the energy the country needs.
The consumer. presumably and
hopefully. 1.11 not go10g to notice
tht" difference You'll only nouce
the difference when you travel
around the country and look for
Cemetery H~toric Site
America's Black.Heritage Traced to Pilgrims
By JULES LOH
Al'S,...lal~
Pl.YMOUTH, Mass. Marge Anderson could
barely make out, in the moongk>w. that the weed
grown thicket where she was standing was a
cemetery. How odd a place for a new life to begin.
"Four small grave markers were spaced in
side the remains of an old wooden fence," she re
called.
"SOME11UNG CAME OVER ME. Suddenly I
knew. I had no doubt, that this place would mean a
great deal to me. It was almost like a relig1ous ex
perience. lmade up my mind to comeback."
Anderson dJd go back, again and again, a nd in
the six years since, with the :ieal of an evangelist.
she has converted that forgotten graveyard into an
archeological treasure trove listed on the
National Register of Historic Places.
The cemetery 1s four miles from Plymouth
Rock. One more historic site ln a town awash with
them would seem of little import. Except that this
one marks that strain of America's heritage which
is black, riCbt back to the Pi.lirims.
••1 GSEW UP IN PLYMOUTH BUT never felt
a part of the historical community," Ma. Anderson
said.
SWleeti
Margaret
Hamilton, 77.
the time-wile
old st.orekeeper,
··cora," who
doled out Max-
well House cof-
fee and tree ad-
vice to TV
viewers for five
yearsi 11 re-ported Y beio1
replaced In
favor ol Che n w
look featurtn1
••youn1 wbi9-perauppera."
It was not that there was a conscious eflort to
exclude blacks. but it was lf everybody auumed
that blacks just weren't here.
.. All the black school children wbo came here
on class tnps never saw a reflfK1.ion of therru.elvea.
Well , now they will."
The cemetery that so move<t Ms Anderson
that moonlit rught ts called Parting Ways, the site
1s at a fork in the road At one time 1t was a black
settlement of perhaps 30 residents.
MS. ANDEllSON, A WOMAN IN HEil late
twenties, said that although she had not previously
lroubled to go search for evidence or the old settle-
ment, she had known about it from girlhood. lfer
parents had told her the story of its founders.
They were four black men. Cato Howe, Prince
Goodwin, Plato Turner and Quamany Quash. The
four, in 1792. were granted freedom and 94 acres
as reward ror service in the Revolutionary War
When the last house in the settlement burned
down, in L908, the land reverted to the town, lts hil·
tory forgotten.
"Ironically," Ms. Anderson said, "the town
had plan:; to tum the land into, of all thinp, a
cemetery " Instead. the town has leased the land
to the corporation Ms. Anderson orcani%ed.
THAT WAS AFTER SHE POaED over muaty
records, wrote letters. belled moaey, pep-talked
upwards ol 40 archeoloct.sta and billtorlana and
flnally aot Partin1 Ways excavated and studied.
The dleeen found pottery and other artifact.a
auieettinc African ortfblJ. A muaeum la planned.
1n the courae or .u ber research, Ma. An·
denon located, in California, a delceodant of one
Abraham Ple?'ce.
R~ make Pierce out to be the black a lave
of ahlp captain John Pierce wbo arrived lo
Plymouth aboard the veaael "AMe" in 1823 when
tbe coloRy •• leu t.bao three yean old.
•"l'OaE .U£ NV•OOl18 aanaBNCD
to Abraham PMtce," Ma. AndenoG Mid, ••but oo
rderenee befote 183$ to t.be f,ct tbat be WU black. .. We can prwume fl'OJD Wt that b.11 race
1lmpl)' wu aot ol ccmcem to UM Olbel' ColoDllU,
that be JU1t tlt to.
"SO wbeil sehool ebildriil come to mtt P&l'UDI
Wa11 ~bi ~ey WW ~ tom«hlia&:aboat tbe .. rim• &bat tbtJ didD'\ tnowi iiifore.
IOIDethiaa aboUt ~. t~KQ"'be tMy WW cllteOYV tut tM PUaftml
bad llOINihln1 apedjl tbat we aeitd to ct' Mtk to:• t
..
It. Tbat'1 wbat'• 1ota1 to cbaq "
TODAY, •ALP Of Uae natlou't D""1 OMCI• eom• from 00. a 4Ul'tar fNm D.lllblra1
... ud 11 perceal hoin coal.
Nuelur Pon!' proridM aboal 4
per ad ~c demi about I .. ca.
Of thole, the dam.a are tbt
only example of ren•wabl1 eo.ra. Cd Wbile t.My are the
mott .nldlat. almolt all at U. top.q= attea for dam8 ba•e been ap « .,. eeolollealt1
out ot bouada. SWl. there are
aome n11110 um:aaed, small dam.a
alon• Amerlca'a rlvera,
abandoned Ions a10 by
companies t.bat used t.bem to
produce eleetrtelty and lbeo
moved OD.
But thel"e are other readily
available IOUtteS to draw on.
There la biomua -tbe lump
aum ol wood M>d waat.e material
of blolQOcal orilin, everyt.biq
from aewase to manure. It aU
belina with the IUD.
ONLY ONE st-MILLIONTH ol
the aun'a rays reach earth and
half of lb.at la reflected back Into
apace. Only a fractlo11 of l
percent ol the av.U.ble 1u1l'a
enerey la captured and turned
into cbemical enerey by plaat
life.
Wood wu Amertu'a primary
fuel leas than 100 yean qo. 1n
1900, It still accounted for a
quarter of the naUon 'a fuel
needs. It baa dwindled to 2
percent. Yet Sweden 1eu 8
percent ol lta eDeJ"IY from wood
and Finland 15 percent.
American technoloey bu
found ways of pellet.Wn1 wood
wastes and other wood product&
that will make that renewable
resource competitive with
Western coal. So say the
Harvard researcbera.
DOE'a Dr. Mlller says wood
can be used far more than lt IB
today.
"YOU CAN DO that without
sacrifictne any of our forest
land. We have. Just in new
grow th every year , the
equivalent of 5 percent of our
energy needs lf you used au or
thitl you wouldn 't make a dent al
all m the fores ts
· This country 1s becoming far
more forested now than 1t was
JOO years ago ·
The secret to using renewable
energy sources 1s the vanet)
available and the strategy of
choosmg what uJ particularly
suited to a etven area of the
country.
While wood might be part ol
the answer in lhe Northeast,
se" age and garbage treatment
in urban areas, manure and
plant wastes in rural areas. the
direct rays or the sun might be
lht-major answer an the
Southwest and wrnd 10 the
"1ndbelt states that ramble
across the Great Plains
nENCB dtmcmtnted .... , .... .,...~ ol UJe IOlU poftl'
tow• wttb a 1ktorJ parabolic
mlMor tb•J boilt tn tll•
P)'reGMI to fOClll tJM IUD'I r.,a
OD & ~UCJJ:il lta.m wblch a.ctrfdty.
Now tbe D•J>•rtment of
Ener1y la bulldln1 a
d•moo1tratlon plant near
Bara tow, wblcb wUJ be tbe
prototype for other clean
auwen to electrtcaJ prod\ldioo
lD tbe 9Ullbelt.
Ill the next two dec•d••
wisMSmWa wt1.l produce pe~
5 percent of tbe nation •
electrical oeedl. Small models
already are seJJiDi to farmers,
Plorida lD tbe Gulf .,_., 111 ~ 4ar II eQu.al to 10, _. •
Uae aver•t• deUy ••• of •lectrteaJ ..., .. ~
Uult.dlbtel. Dr. Mtlhr •sphlat, uoenera117 people .,. ·~a
•bout UaM. But u ~ loot ..,.
bard at ft you eaa become
conriDeed, lib I am. lb.at J.t'• • very amalble opUoe for two
reHom. Number one ta bas.
load. It ~ all &be UllM.
The seeond la tbAt H&toe -
oamt1Y the Southeast, wblda
will UYe tbe ...... demaod ..
eleetridtf In the nest 2ID ,_,.
and rtlbt now bu the amal._, reaervea."
~
"8td ..,.r la•~ .r•11 ee...ik -~II
1•11• •• ~e~r•••el•· It'• •l'•ll••le ••
eft!lg,68 .... • ·" -but there are some 1taot
windmllla abu.lld1n1
SOUTBEaN C.\LIFO&NIA
Edlaon ls bulldine a larae
machine near Palm Sprinas It
ia desi&ned to 1enerate three
million watta in winda of <C-0
mile. an hour. Ill the next five
yean, t.be company bopea to
have up to ta wind machines in place.
Tbe GeneTal Electric Co. is
buildiq a _. millioo Ulllt for the
Enerey Department on a bW
near Booae, N.C. ft ls expected
to produce two million watt.a.
eleclridty enough for 500 bomea.
Boeln& ia slated to build a
wind turbtDe with blade. of 300
fHt for the Enero Department.
It •ill be capable of 2.5 million
watts.
Just as the sun produ~ wind
by the variable beat.ine of au. 1t
also cooperates with Ute mooo in
producing Udes
THE FaENCB HAVE bwlt a
2-4-wut st.at.Jon on the GuU of St
Malo m Bntt.any wung a dam
w1lb reversible turbines to catch
the ebb and now of the Udes
Each urut can produce up to
10.000 blowatts
Other t1daJ power stallon.s are
pro~ an Gn!at Bntam, the
Ba y o f l'und y near th e
l S Canad.tan border. -.nd Ute
~an J ose Gulf in Argentina. but
'>O far the 1nve-s tment money
has not been provided
The Brillsh are worlung to
ca pl un the energy an the rollJ.ng
waves of the Engl!Sh CbanneJ.
ancbortna s.eaboru 1eoeratora
wblch produce eleetrlctty a lbe
waves turo tbelr turblnes
The proposal for offshore
power plants lo produce
electric1ty from the temperature
d1fferent1al of the Gulf Stream
.rnd deeper. colder waters. bolds
1 onvanc1og potential, says Dr
Miller
SCrEN11STS ESTIMATE that
the thermal energy puau1g by
If that is in the distant future.
homeowners in California a.re
worltine with solar eoern bere
and now. The aolar 1y1tem1
market ia boomina, lbanb to a
state law allowmg bomeownen
to deduct 55 percent of tbe cost
from tbelr Income taxes.
Californians are spending nearly
Sl.80 mlllloo solu dollan tbia
year.
THE aTY OF San Dteco bu
pasHd an ordinance requlltQa
all new homes to unincorporated
areas to be equipped with solar
bot water 1yaterm begiontnc lD
0 ctober 1980.
And the city of Davis sinlJed
out by President Carter u the
nation'• leading example of
enercy comervatioo, bu tough
build.in& ordsnaoces on window
placement , f~undation
requirements and ceilin1
lMU lat:icla.
Most experts acree that we
have bttome too uaed to easily
transportable hqu1d fuels and
centralized power generation.
BECAUSE THE SUNLIGlll'
falls everywhere, there wHI be
the tendency to decentralize
power producuon to an extent
"l gurss the way I'd put 1t."
say'! DOE<> Dr Mille r. · 1s that
\olar 1~ a democratic
lt•chnology It falls all over the
"'orld There t!> almost no place
I hat d~sn 't ~t"t ..,ome solar
t.•nt·rg~ and that's JUSl not true
or anyUung ebt-
Tht>r"P are vast deposits of
coal LO tM! world. They really
are centered in only a few
rountriea, tbe United Stat.es, the
Soviet Unioo and Canada. We all
know wbue 011 tends to be
ct•nt<'red Natural gas ,
"'mtlarl~ \cq •~o late d
re~ou rel"'
"IRT SOLAR IS a democratic
.. ourcc It rails on everybody.
lt ~a' culabletoeverybody."
And so far. it has been wiuse<t.
by almost everybody
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eludlnl a 1Jl.f7 romp °"" tbe Saa Dl-.o Cllppen 'l'UndaJ
ai&bt. DaH Cowaaa led uae
Celtia 1'lllndQ aiCbt wttb rr wblle Bird blt 18 tD ,..,_
mt three quarten. ........... lJUb CoKb Tam
lliualb r:at aearlJ everJtldnl
be aaked from bla pla1ers ThW"lld.aJ .qbt, but lt .... ·t enoaCla to a.op ltareem Abdul-
J abbar.
uoug 18 Jt18'I' too IDOd
to stap ocme'etflldJ.'• NlaMlke laid, I
''I tbaaOt Ben Poq1l8Ue and
Jamea Hardy p~ed ;ell on Kareem. bat be tUled ua. ·•
be laid.
AbduJ...Jabbar aeored 31 poials,
18 ID tbe ftrst half before a Salt
Lake City sellout crowd of
12,015.
Mater Del's Crall Carlyle (below) dives for a loose ball durm1 Tbursda) ntcht'i quarterflD.al action with Newport Harbor in the Oranae basketball
tourney. Trytna to beat Carlyle to the ball ls Newport'• Kevir Droke
Mater Dei edaed the Sallon. SM.1. See story, page 88.
N1.ualke aald tbe tmldD& potnt
came ln tbe second quarter
whem tbe Lakera reeled off
MYeD flllt break b91ketl.
Clones: MeDonald, Sehliehter THE IAlll!'R8 8llOI' •.t per-
cent ID tbe aeeand quarter in
bullcllq up a 81-54 balftllbe
ec11e.
Tbe LUen dlfwe Mid tbe Jau to a (l9ir ot Geld _.. dar·
lDI ..... mblate llntda bl tbe ~ quarter, after tbe Jm
bad tabn a ... ftnt qamter
lead.
They Are as Articulate as They Are Accurate
,....o/a..na -~~ PASADENA -A lot Of West Cout
rtten call Art Scbllcbter a topbomore
awl llcDonald. Nearl1 as many
lchrelt wrtten call McDonaJd a sen1or
bBdlter.
IDdeed. there aren't DJQJ pbymtcal
betweeu tbe oPDOlln8 Role
Bowl qJWterbacb .. Seblldat.r~ Ohio State'• t-2, !QO.poand aeeond-year
starter, ad llel>onald, USC'• t-2, J.IO..
D0-4 ..eaed-JUI' sun., blt.b look
Schlictd.er, wbo bu al.readJ dnwn the
attentioo of pro scouts. Sa1'1 Norm
Pollom ol tbe Buffalo Billi: ''Tbll 1\11
is a great athlete. He does thlno euy.
Wte Bert (Jonn). He looD 1lU he'11ot
the ii.le, weiabt. bulk you're k>oldDI for.
He movee IO easily. so OuidlJ."
Sc:bllcbt.r bu one advantqe over
MeDould. lie'• alwaya been a staner.
He WU 10 ..,od, ill fact. tbat wbm be
came ID u a freshman, tbeD bead eoecb
Woody a.,_ mned two-year etartlDa
QB Rod Gerald to wide receiver.
Ohlo. Scbliebter'1 alma mats.
Zechman. known for bb lmqtneth'e
flair for offeme. bu helped putt.be O
back in Ohio State, a team lmowa malD·
ly for eomervatl.-e. nm.Aomtnetect foot-
ball. w~ on a one--to-cm .,_. wttb
~ue~ ~at.be~~
from 4 to 1J while 4'ecr ?bl ldl ill·
tereepdlma from 21 to s.
801U!i&ING EL8B RW people re-
allu ii tbat Sdlllcbt.er under WooclJ
Haya actua.lb e_uaed 11 timel ._.
tbaD --a.rte Bruce.
Abcb:d.Jabbmr and Norm Nix-
on scored eas1 fut break l.uaDa
to lift tbe IAbn tbe &Md !Or lood u-...s.
''Oua GAllE PIAN was to
rotate ID the middle and set a 1m.U. mm cm Kareem," Mid
Laker Ooeela Pmal W.u..ad
Nlualke said the defe.lke
p&Qed well. but tbe Labn...tJt
tbe bot band.
.,... ... u., lbot
\lib._. wwe c'-94 froal U. same
~ mold. ,,.., IDQ not be
Sapermm bat .., ba .. been known to
throw fOatbllll OftJ' tall bn"dtnp.
TIM>' an u articulat. u tbeJ are ac·
eurate, aa ftl'Satl1e u they are nlua·
ble. But If you bad to pick Jull two
words to describe tbem, tt would be
leaden and winnen.
.. WON nsaYTBING t• 1oln1 wrona. be tblnb, 'I'll come up with a
way for aa to wtn', .. aaya USC Coacla
Jobo Boblnaon of llcDonald. Adda
quarterback Coach Paul Hackett: ''His
commitment to atudyina football off the
field ii st.auering."
The praise comes in just as fast for
avr n WASN'T UNTIL wa •• r POD, when Earle Bruce took over, tbat
Schlichter be1an reacbln1 b11 full
potential. Altbou1b it'• not bllhlY
publldsed. part of tbe reuon •• t.be acquilltton or Fred Zechman as
quartert.ck and wide receiver coach.
It's DO coi..ncldence that Zedunan WU
lured away from Miami. Trace H1Ch ln
"I dall't ddM we're 8 S 1~ c-.,n
Brace aap. "I tblnt ...... a I ~ foot.ball team. I bope n pma........ ·
fedively. I tldDk tbat'a more lmparUat.
bow many TDI JOU put up tMn. bow
many bil pla)r• you put then. bow
many bltetteptiom you don't throw.''
If Obio State la a nmniq team,
<See a.DNES. hp .. ,
.. ••=:=• eood Job cm wen.·· udd.. ne Jaa palled to wtW.n
118-W a. a pair of free tbruws
bJ Adria Daatley wttb l :rJ left
UI t.be pme, but couJd I• DO
doler. NbiaD ftnlabed witb rr
paiDU md Jamaal Wilkes added
1J fOl' tbe Liken.
immer Gives
eammates
e Credit
INGLEWOOD <AP ) -The
ore the Loi Angeles ~es·
arlie Simmer keeps rolling
lone in a reeord·aeUiol scoring
eak, the more be credits his
am mates.
"My line bu been setting me
p. They have been worttne real
ard," be said Tbunday n1gbt
ft.er be extended bia 1oalacor·
·n1 streak to 13 conaecuUve
amea wttb bis 33rd and 34th
oab ol the season in a 3-0 vie·
ry over the vislting Quebec
Nordlques.
Simmer'• modern-day Na·
onal Hockey Lea1ue record
uta him only three back of tbe
alltime mark ot 18 Ht by Harry <See mza. Pace•>
It's Going to Be a Brawl··Younghlood
Defensive End Is Confident Rams Will Beat Dalla• Sunday
By IOBN 8EVANO
0t .. De11yrlM41Wt
On ::z:;rr. Ram defensive end Jack
Youn likes to go bunttnc. Why?
Because lt belpe blm to relax.
Yoqbk>od didn't bave the luxury of
a day otf th.ll •Mk u the Rams pre·
pared to meet Dallas ln tbeir NFC
playoff encounter Sunday, but he's 10-.
lnl to be hunting nonetheless. It'• Just
lmtead ot wild life tbe All·pro wilf be
lrYin8 to bas the likes of Tony Doneu
and Roser Staubach.
.. IN ODD TO BEAT Dallu we're
1oln1 to have to acore more than tbem
or keep them from acorint more than ua," laYI tbe 10.year veteran with a IJ'ln. •·rve tot complete conftdence we're
1otn1 to be ready emotionally and
pbyaically," be added more aeriOUlly.
··People come to play in December."
The Rams have made 1ix prior Sun·
day trips in December and walked
away emptybanded on most of them, ln-
cludlng three againat the Cowboys.
SO WHAT MAKES Youqblood feel
t.Jus year is going to be any dlflermt?
"Because we're youneer and hun-
grier ," be amwers wltbout batting an
eyelash. "Not that our other temna
didn't feel the same way, but this
particular team bas accompliabed a lot.
We were in second place roe most ot the
year. 1bese gu~ want to to out and set
after some folk.a.''
Playiq tbe role of the catcher rather
tban the cat.cbee bas taken ill toll on the
Rama over the couru of tbe seuoo.
Youn1blood, bhnaelf, wu dralDed Ui
every capacity alter the lab sam• of
tbe campalp
"WI! BAD TO PIA Y catdmp footbell
most ol tbe year and tbat wu touch oo
me intemily·wlae," be says. '"Ibis wu
by far DlY rou.ibest sealOD became the
emoUonal and pbysical upects weitbed
harder.
"Tbere wu an awful lot of mental
preuure. I certainly wasn't pleued
witb bow we ended the 1euoa (k>sing to
New Orleam, 21-\4), but I lhiDk the two
weeka we've bad off bu belped to re·
lleve aome ot that preuure we'ye been
1oiD1 tbrou&b "
PO& YOUNGBLOOD, be relleHd
much al tbe preaure by enjoytnc ooe ol
bil flneat aeuoos in the Nn.. Hill lS
quarterback sacks ror ezceff.I hi•
cloMat pursuer (Fred Drrer witb Dine>
OD tbe team .
And yet, despite tbe personal
accompHthmenta, like beiDI named to
b i s aeventb stralgbt Pro Bowl ,
Youn1b&ood knows that oae man cannot
do tbejob.
·'Thia iln't IOlnc to be any harder than
the previoua playoff 1amea we've bad.
but lt'• l'Oinl to be as bard," the Rams' captain warm. ··u ·s ioma to take 4S
people ~ lntenae football for 60
minut.e9 for us to W'Ul.
''Tbe 1ame ia coiDI to be like a street
fil,bt. A brawl la all It ll. But reaching
the Super Bowl la a team elfort. Tbe ln·
dividual awards can come tater. it's the
perfonnlng and the team effort. that's
the tbrilllne part about 4S people pulling
tocetber.
"I'• J1.lBT AS UCftED about play.
inc WI Sunday u I've ever been. It's
<See &AIU. Pace Ba>
111••!1 tlae Greek I
1tH011sto~ Injuries Mount ••• and So Does IJne·
Cb&r1en baft an tdae ID TtrtuaUJ ne17 otber art a, apeclallJ wllb both Campbell and
Put.od.al alliDt-
. -
..
•••••'Ir ftree 6••b £~•fl• 1.i. • .ten
Mike 8-y seored three toab for the fint ~ time tbb MUOD and Clark Gllliee added a 1oat ,
and two uaista 'lbunday n10it to lead the New
York lalanden to a 7-3 NaUonal Hockey Leaaue
victory over llootreal . . . Center BenJe Federke scored
one 1oal and two anlata to lead a third-period comeback that
eave St. Loula a 3-2 victory over the Red Winp in the
inalaeural hockey nme at Joe Loula Aftna ln Detroit .
Buffalo's Gil Perreaalt and Dumy Gare
scored 1oala 15 seconds apart in the
second period to propel the Sabres to a S-3
triumph over Toronto . . . Toronto traded
veteran forward Pal Boa:teUe to Hart.lord
for Bob Step~eDaoa
Tbunday . 111.khaU Varaakov scored
twice ln a 5:09 span, sparking a fave-1oal,
second-period outbunt and powenng the
Soviet Union's Central Red Army team lo
a 5-2 victory over the New York Rangers.
llmlY ... Bob Ramage'• power-play coal
midway through the ftnal period iced a
come-from-behind victory for Colorado as lbe Rockies
defeated Minnesota, 4-3.
~ (27 Peftlt•) Sp•r•• •••t ..
DHe 0.-seored 71 pctnta, CedJ1e Maswell m bad 19 and LurJ lllnl added 11 in juat three
quarten u eo.too ripped San Dle,o, 11.8-17,
Thursday night for their elpth win in their lut
nine games Greg Ballard scored a career h1eb 'Z7 potnta
to pace Washington to a 117 108 victory over
Milwaukee . . Eddie Jolt.um'• ~foot jump shot with t.hne
seconds left gave Atlanta a 112-110 victory over
Houston . . lllke Mltcllell poured In 34 points, 12 in a
pivotal third-quarter rally that sparked Cleveland lo a 12s-110
victory over the New York Knicb Jllllu Entnc led a
fourth-quarter rally as Philadelphia beat San Antonio,
118 114 . . . The Detroit Piatona, with the wont re<lOrd ln the
NBA, received another jolt 1bunday when veteran center
Bob Lamer was placed oo the injured reserve list with a frac-
tured left band. He will beoutofactionlndeflnitely.
lt'Uetf'• 23 u_. £••• •e•e• 8t•te
Senior llJclaael WUeJ acored 23 points to lead m Lone Beach St.ate to an 89-72 victory over Colorado
at the Long Beach Arena 'lbunday night in coUese
basketball play . . . USF at ita first game u
Texaa freshman Georse TtlrMT acored us polnta includ.lna a
crucial basket LD the wanin1 moments to beat~ Dooa, 85-61.
USP came Into the eame with a 9--0 record . . Senior lv.ard
Ricardo Bl"OW'9 scored 'Z7 points and forward ,._, hlltt
added 26 lo live Pepperd.lne a 96-89 upset win over Kamas
... Pacific continued unbeaten at home with an 87-75 win
over Portland beblned a ~point. 11-rebound performance by
jwrtor forward a. Conell-. Pacific la ~ at home, 5-7
overall ... Ken= Coach lee Ball aaid be baa auapeoded
freshman Sam , h1a 7·1 starttna center and freabman
Dirk llbmlefteld. a top reserve euard. for Saturday's 1ame
asainlt Notre Dame. They broke tn.ln1ni rulea, accordins to Hall.
IJSC'• W'lllCe W't.• Pep W' .,..~A .,.rfl
Tbe trophy cue of Oartel Wlalle may tel a • bit crowded before be tu.ma pro next year The
USC t.allbacll, who receoUy won the Heiaman
Trophy u colletefoot.ball '1ooutancHn1 player, bu
added the Pop Warner award to h1a collection. lt'a preMDted
to the molt valuable sen1or player on the West Cout each
year ... The National FootbUl Leape topped 1J m11lloo
fans in total attendanee for the flnt time du.rtnc the 19'71
aeuon . . Prall Kadi, former Ari.r.ona Stec. football coach,
wu repaid tl,000 bJ the acbool for cbarlt.J aDd pollUcal
contrlbutJona be made over the nut two years, tbt A.rUoaa
Republie said todaJ ... Daw tl"BIC'• Brr , a pluer and
coadl durtaa the Gnea 897 Packer sJory ,._.4 &be 19:1 bu hem nll9"d ot bla datlel u aubtaat bad eoeeh
defemhe eocrilDator, Paebr Coecb and a..ra1 llanqer
Ban 8Carr said todaJ. "We DMd a fnlb approach," sa.ld
Starr . . . &lek 8alTJ of tbe NBA 8oustoG Rocketa la amoai
ll defendw• ma lanutt bra Welt Oranle, N.J. woman
wbo clalma abe wu uaauit.d • 8uTJ tried to 1et a bectlln1
fan last year at tbe Rut&en A&blMlc Cemer. ...............
FoUowtno .,. Ute tlDP IDOrtl IWfttt on TV tonfOht. Ratlnot r~e: ( (" ( ( e)lteflent; " ' ' worth watching; ( ( fair; " forget
lp.-.,Qlannet7 '''
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,.,, ..... md l.QJ ....... tbJa H•DD, tM &aml .. 11nc. about tWr 1ame dJa U. OowboJa. Bat. Ua • tbe Bum laa..a ..... .... blfol'9 ad
f.U. na& • tbelJ' ftHia.
1'bLI time ..... tbe fednl ... .......
tMnP, 1'be ftUr8m ... 't JUlt blowtq ... .
thef 8duall1 fMI lood abom the taaul'1 ebancli -~ belDI ~Point llDdlrdap. ' i&&Y'U A GOOD TBAIL ._ ... ._ buta
them befan. •• N.)'I tackle 10b tann1q.
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totlletq-."
Altlaoa11l ooafl4eat, YCM9&t*od .._'t nall7 ._.
•bat ililtMm•• ebnc-anGllit year tJI tbl .,.._
•"l'eama an bard to 4Dbll._r.
-·--tbe7 dwl&e ........ . dw'actln u..· mab ..... ·• eha.n11... bt N.1'· "We'w fl# ma1be l2 to II people wt1o baN'
ae1er been ID tlala 1lt•aU. before. I PlftClDAU1 WU tl'1 a ..
4f1:--· •• 11A11D 10 PVT • fllllPF
OD wbat tlm dub baa. I& bu a
lot of ~ and • lot of
IDdJYidlaala. You can fall Imo a
trap if JOU ba•e too mucb
to1etberne11. TosetllerllHI
teDda to led to eomplaeeneJ .t tlm•. ••aut tla1a t.am bu lhowa
:haraet. throuCboat t.be .....
.met 1 belline tt wlll apln S.. da ..
11We're • ..., ~" ...,. o ... 1:1..,...
dorf. 11We'U be ructy to play. u tbeJ beat us tbeJ'U
beat usatourben."
~ oansbaood .. ,. tb• same
OllANGS COAST. MEANWHILE. II not oaly will eventually boil down to aao atwnbtinc but a1ao bestnnlnt to embanw badf. major ke,.
• ...,.. workout.a ban been IPUtted. .. aaya lack
Reynalda, 11aod th.at'• a 1ood lip."
Sa19 one Dluer: ·•web. .. a lat at aelftab "We baft a eood. aound pme ~en OD t&ia-team. • A tot ot them doll't nen plan. All tbat's left to be done is
Tbe be9t alp of all mlOt be llala•ui'• ap. proacb tot.be same. to wbat'a &Df.DI aa. TbllJ're man ta&erelted ex•ute. EucuUoo ..W be the
in•bat'slnltfcwthem. 'key."
"Y-. I feel tbe pla1en W1111t to play Da.Uu:•
be aaya. 1111 you're 1otnt to the 8upel' Bowl JC*'re
1o&nc to bave to pla7 tbem IO"'Mtime.
••1 feel Sood. No, I fee.I yery Sood about
playl.QI tbem. We lmow aactlJ what n want to do."
aaya ICalavul.
••1 thlDk 1t•1 sad beeuae we eoa.ld be a ffrJ Sood
team lf e¥ef'JODe wa.ated to play~. Hopeful-
ly. we11 be able to work out our probleml bJ the
time leap atarta."
Coadl TmdJ Olllla la equally UJ1Mt.
"WE .. E IUBT GETTING flat outbustled," he THE &AMS, PaESUllAllLY, are ~ "W ha ...... ol -i-be throw a few new twlata at the NFC cba.m aa;ya. e ve a ""' ..-...-who seem to
And although 00 one will conftnD lt Bob ~ aelfiah cm offense. And we're not playtac smart on
cotni lo be warm.1.na up from the ~ snap in defeme. We have a lol ol peopAe J\.Wt stuct•nc
cue Vlnce Ferrqamo wilts U.Dder the pniiaaure \..-.. ~nd watd'ln1.
The Rama really bave nothln1 to klM ln Um ~!'• all ~ and we're eama to titan maktna
one . . . and for that reaaon alone I stve them a ~ cb.m~"'f:.ei, ti of the • ....__ wtt!l &ood chance of pu1lln1 the up1et. a me year ._.....,., eaa-
1 have never been much of a bett.lnc man fereoce two weelu •.way. to atart upeettiAc
beca11-I f l blin ,_ _.,_ ol the ... ~ the apple and still win book~ ee eam Cw a waeue poc&C\,-But tbat'a Glllla' way ot dame tbinp ·Wln.n.ln1
But lt J dJd have to waier the family Jewela It lan'teverythln1,lt'abow7ouplaythe1ame.
wouJd be on the Rama.
One lntao&ible everyone baa been overlookinc
la pride. The Rama have a lot of that., and have
been humiliated once too often to let lt happen
aaaln. ••• THERE'S A NEW BASKETBALL power
growing In t..M area and to give you a blot, It lao't
Saddleback CoUege
Saddle back ls m a class by Itself, but Golden
West, under the gwdnce of youthful Jim Green-
field, Is beginning to make its presence felt.
The Rustlers destroyed Oranie Cout Wednes·
day and they accomplished the feat with some un-
selfiab teamwork, remlnlacent of bow the Pirates
worked tbetr magic last year.
G~eld baa the playen wortdnl u a team
and that's a tribute to hia determin.Uon and bard
work. owe may not make beadHon tb1a aeuoa,
but nnt year the Ruatlen abould have a &bow of their own.
f'romPap!87
CLONES •••
Schlicht.er la a big part of it. He
carried the baU 124 ti mes tb.la
aeuoo -Just 31 leu than the
No. 1 tailback -and acot"ed nine
touchdown.a ruablnt. lops on the
club. M a freshman, be led the
team in ruab.1nl and scored 13
toucbdowm.
MOST OIPOSTANT, he led a
rebuildina team that wu pi~ed
to flnilh fourth In its conference
to an undefeated record and a
No. l national ranking.
"We came through," be aays.
"We C1"0Ued barrten We dJd
aometbina people aald we
couldn't do."
Forrest Gregg New
Cincinnati Coach
CINCINNATI <AP> -ForTeSt Greg bu been
named bead roach of the NalloaaJ Football
Lea1ue'a C1oclnnall Ben1ala. The ~lated
Presa &urned today
Greu. who coached t.be NFL'• Clnelaod
Browm for three yean before nwtplq m ltT1
and wa coach of the Canacban Football Leque's
Toronto Arpnaula la lt71, aucc:eeda Homer Rice.
fired by the Benpla Dec. 11 after Qodnnatt'a
MCODd IQOC ... 4-12 .....
Tbe Aenlak plaued -.._ .... Cl9-
fM"eDee to 9IJl!OUDC9 the aw*d"wut ol Gftla. Greaa. 41, an etabt-tJme All-Pro affemt.e
tackle durin.& b.111.S yean u a pla,u Ln the NFL.,
me>1Uy wtth t.be Green Bay Packen.
Anaheim Hills:
Where the
Good Spoils
Uve.
Nobody undereatlmated
McDonald after bla brilliant
Junior aeuoo. He completed 57
percent of his puaea for 1,90
yarda and 19 TDs bil fint year
u a •tarter Thia year, be hil M
percent for 1,989 yards and 17
TD• to ao out as t.be aecood most
efficient quarterback in NCAA
biltory
MtiwimHI la
whee'• good IPOf!S come togetr18f Just
tot the flit d It Ves.
IOg9lt'9f wtth .. d 1he
SIMMER •••
B roadbeot of the Ottawa
aena&on ln um-22. ADd be aakl
lloemate. Marcel Dionne and
Dave Taylor are a bl& betp.
"We're playlnc well •• a
line." be aaid. .. All three at •
are cettin& eoall. 'lbe team.a an
keyins on Dionne, to Taylor and
I an opm., and that's wbat aeta
up oppul1•odttea."
It wa a.1ao a btc nllbt for
Kln11 eoalle Roo Grahame, wbo
twiaed in bis aecood abu&oul at
t.be aeaaon.
S1mmer'a rlnt coal of tbe
nl&ht came Wllh l :17 left in the
aecood period to give the ICinp
a 2-0 lead.. He took a perfect pu&
from Dwxme to beat Nordlqua
goahe lllc:bel Dloo at lbe Coal
mouth.
Dumne abo aet up Simmer'a
34th &Qel of the MUOO witb 7 : 4.1
rem aiDilll in the final period
wbeo be fed b1m another ptdllre
pa.II. 9'm.mer fll'9d a ls-footer
whlcb .._ between the &qi ol
0.... ll ._ lbe DJ.Dtb time tb1a
aeuon t.be !5--year:!_ldJeftwi.Qlet
acond two &OA1a iD OM pme..
Tatkl(. tie other member of
the ~aeoriq IUnp Une. Cot
Loa An1eles untrac ked 34
seeoncb LDto the serood period
Wlt.b bia Z3rd &oal of the 1eaaoo.
' and a year 'l'Wld
actMty piognw 11 place It
high on the ··rrust Join"
ls1. alttoql ltl8re 's an
!Atimate merrbenihp
IP lkDONALD DOU have a
weuneu, lt would be bla run-
nin1. But even that ii aubject to
debate. Two •Prinl• of worldne
out with USC track coaches cut
bis Ume lo the 40-yard duh
from 5.0 to 4.8 seconds. Hi•
mlnua Nlh1na total abowa ao ln-
cllnaUoo to abeorb a lou rather
than rlak an lnterceptlon.
Oltl8f fine "*"" that mab lhe lltestyte here
ea 1.o*1g,. ....... In ct. gtOWlng,
bustllng oonmnty d ITIOf9 hf'! ten hlusand,
ltle IPOf1tlg m la part d the oraro '*"
lmlt IOo,arantee court avaJlatlillty The mo8f
~. playBt*t co dto• lot t.n1lllel Of for
you fAOne, wlttl frtencly. CO I ipet1t!Ye player·
••McDonald bad ooe of the best
HUODI anr. USC quarterback eyer bad, ' aay1 Robinson.
•• Both pbystcaUy and intellec·
tuaUy be wu slmplJ outataod-
ln&. Al a leader be'• held la awe
by the other players oo our team
and be'• nat out one of the
coolest people I've ever seen."
McDonald, ranked thlrd ln the
nation ln pa11lnt efflclency,
flnitbed abtb lD the Helama.n Tropbf. belwtns. Scbllebter, the
natfon 1 ftftb.f"ll\Ud pauer, wu
fourtJa lD tbt Hellman race.
Tb• TOtlDI for ROH Bowl
MVP could be just u cloM.
• n. Nrtthf/ln H• M~ Golf ecu.-
etgtlteen holea d ctWlenges. wtttl carefully
peaced t.ltMyl and gr..,. lfnid (jd Ol6c8 and
8JC8fflOI• alcng INdy valea and U'nf ~
PU a g19at ~ 001'*"9 wtlt'I pro llhop
and,.._...,. ID 001_.,.. a layQA ht' a
pralled b¥ 00'*1 who'W made the or-t
IOOf9I worth breggll ig about. For statttng
,,,,_ Clll(714J837-r.m
• lheAIW*"nHlftls.Xle~
•oned 1w~·1outai.oio boltdng
and~ f8cltael, Ht P'dC CU>. tuc:keO-
._,In.~·-CS¥l'\ la tone to ct.1cAorl~hafMl.~lworll.
~ ~an:t~ .,~ 810tm0ng
ycJ11'1W'f .....,..GPCkn.
cal (114) •Tm b lnlormallotL
• ThtMJMlm ... Alcq.MCQilb -.ven
~CCU11, a~· 'q'..,proltq),
one d SCLahlmClllforN9'1 tap e.al*IQ Maftl
n. ... --..............
anatEiln hills
n .,.,...s. lnteteetld? Call (71') ~
IOfdlMls.
In Anlhlrn Hiiis. COii t>llie .. of the lbo¥e wtth
the DllllllY9 rtdlng and hldng traW system,
with the Oak~ Natln eenw. partca.
IChOclll, lt!Cqliig ~ lf'd .. restd
lla&Cllft>,....,plm\WldGi tha homad ~ ctUoe from the many avalllble from the
w.t'• '-Ing tMldtra. NWlelfn Hiiia. White
tha good 1PQf11 IM. Oomt be en. won·1 yo.t1
Eatanda "· FOOCNl 47 Tbe Eqles rallMd from a ~30 deftctl in Lbe
third quarter and beld off Footblll'a four.
comer and ·~" pk>Ja to post a D.U".s·foqbt
victory over previoualy unbeaten Foothill, which
I entered with a S.0 reeol'd.
t "PCJIM ad 11m ltrobnfeldt'a play in tbe fourth I PREP &4SKEIB4IL
MZLBOCBN& (AP)-la W8rirlci bl tbetr
MeWpolt BtM:ll awidimt t .o-bo*. W· Ute, Syd Ball wua 11111 leCIOGd fl H•Hl, U•lar~ourt /1 •tralPt match In tbe mateh, M; A. .. a.
Aatialla ()pm t4anla .. 1.
ela$oaabJPI toc1a1 ! l'or WU"Wkk. Who felt defi Amertea BUI Cb.it Udl weet wu b.la llue, • M 11-1. belt It.lb at U. dwz>.. Ball, llD AUU'allasi. =p the ..,. ...
., .. OD die llftM ol ....ur.: erwii lDI ... eourna.ment PIO-leu••' Prtior to tbla ---------
tournament. Ball bad
not wm a .m.-ma~b
stDM 1lllt January. He
bu spmt ID09t or the year trYtaa to \ower b1I ~~aadleap aad
Ball deftlllled tbl No. 4 aeecl, Amertean Hank ni.ter, Tbunclay and
onnrbelmed llue ln
tocUJ'I matcb..
Meanwbile. American
Jobn Sadri ellmina~
Auatralian Kim
W anrtck lD thud round
play today ln a match
U..t •• ,Pl9ed in tem· oeratur. tbal reached llJ~.
ID the oppceal" beat
Sadri manacect to out·
I quarter wu the difference," said Eltancla Coach
Larry Sunderman. I Estancia sot tbe edge lt needed at the outset of
the fourth quarter when Van Hom bit from 10 feet
to erpmd a ».311leadto41-38.
Fountain YaHer 71. Mllgnoia 11
Fountain Valley's Barona made abamblea ol
Mapolla. racina to a 20-4 flnt-quarter lead and
eaain& to the victory.
Coach Dave Brown, sUll in a mild state ol abock iliii~
after Wednesday'• double overtime loea to Servtte,
blamed blmaelf for b.la team's appearance in the
conaolatioo round. Wltb the slight lead tbfJ Eaelea forced Foothill
. out of Its IOIJfl and Rick Riley immediately exploit·
1 ed it, t.atinl the baseline for a power layup.
Tony Camp followed suit, Krobnfeldt caused a
turnover and Riley cubed in from inside off a
four-comer attack. Van Hom, who led the way
with l'1 points, added an inside bucket and
~ Krobnfeldt'a converalon of two free throws
because of a technical foul teed it at 51-40 with 2:03
lefL
, In uppiq tbe.lr reeord to 8-2, the Eagles connect·
~ ed on Zlot 31 shots from the field (83.9 pel'ffllt>. t Alto cblpptng in with double ncure scoring were Camp (14), Smith (10) and Riley (10).
t ....., Del SO, Newport Harbof 43
i Sporadic Newport Harbor lost lta bid for a
semlftmls berth, thanb to a dry spell spannlne
17:17 of playlq time after takln& a 37·32 lead, in ad·
.t dltioa to Mater Del's clutch play down the stretch.
Newport Harbor's Sailors finished the night with
1 a 20 for 58 effort (35.7 percent) from the field and
1 were out-1JUDDed at the free throw line, 14·3.
Mark Shannon (16) and Pete Bray (10) led
Mater Dei'a ~rina attack in a defeqslve-ortented
game
Twice 6-5 H'D..lor Bruce Caldwell was at center
stai' with aW'e90me defenalve swats to squelch
what appeared to be certain Mater Del buketa,
but in the end, it was a foul called on Caldwell that
sealed Newport's fate.
• Jlater n.l, Dunin& a 44--G lead, ml.ued at the
free throw line, but Caldwell was called for a foul
on the rebound. The Monarchs eot another chance
and Shannon made aood twice to make it 46-43.
with 1 :06 remaining.
The Sal\on took a hurried shot, missed, and
Shannon went on to add mon free throws with 33
licks left to end it
Riley Speaks at Dana Hills
Los Angeles Laken
1asshtant coach Pat
Riley will be the
featured speaker at a
basketball clinic to be
held in the Dana Hills
gymoas\um Saturday
from 2:30 to 4 which ls
spon sor e d by the
school's booster club.
Others on the agenda
include Marty Burns
and Dana fills Coach
Steve 1bomton.
There ls no charge for
th e clinic with all
coaches and players in
the area invited to al·
tend.
"It was ju.at a matter of going to sleep aeainat
Servile," said Brown.
Jeff Christenaen, a g.3 junior, was qaln Fou.o-
tain Valley's leadin& scorer, •cor\lle 19. Allo iD twin figures were Emlle Harry (13J, Ch.ria Cowan
(12) and Fred Manball (10).
Coeta ..... 81 , CNittey 13
Sophomore Ken Bardaley scored 18 points and
Dan Bauer added 19 points and DlDe um.tau the
Mu.atanp scored in tbe 809 for the third Ume this
season.
"When Bill and Steve Lu set 15 points between
them and we wiJl, that's pretty eood." said Mesa
Coach Tim Panel. Mesa's record la now &-3.
Bardsley added 11 rebounds and Steve Lux was
credited with seven uaiata.
Roger Lackey, a junior, added a doaen points u
Mesa qualified for a 1ame today qalnlt Garey
with the winner advanclne to the consolation
cbampioosbipaameSaturday.
Pirates Throw One Away
PALM DESDT-Oran1e
• Coast Colleee committed 20
tu.movers and literally threw the
game away to LA Valley, '13-S2,
in a ftrst·rouod confrootatioo of
within one point with 1:30 re-
mainiq in the first ball.
Job.moo DOW bu 33 blocked
abota oo the year, and be ap.
pean a IOlid bet to aoap the
school record of 45.
< tbe Desert Holiday buketball
tournamemt at Colleae of the
Desert Thursday ni&ht.
The Pirates, now 6-5 on the
... year. never led past their brief
14-13 advantaie early la the
game, although they closed to
That's when LA Valley reeled
off nine \Dlanswtted points and
never looked back.
The sole brlebt spot for
Oranee Coast wu the play of
freahman forward Tim Johnson.
who blocked eight sbota and
grabbed eight rebounds to go
along with bis team-high 12
points.
Alto acortoe in double nrures
for the Duca were Leon Roblnlcm
(11) and Jim Price ClO>.
Altbouiib Oran1e Coast is
kiclred out ol the n.mnila1 for the
tournameot'a crown, they bqin
their lhot at the conaolaUoo Utle
today aaatnat Bant.ow.
Gauchos
Put Streak
On IJne
Clinkenbeards Shine
No Upsets in Girls' Tourney
Valentine Greetiag
Kansas' Darnell Valentine drives through
Pepperdine's Ricardo Brown dunng Thurs·
day night's college basketball action at
P e pperdine. The host Waves woo their
seventh straight, 96·89.
Ocean View
Still Perfect
Wayne Carlander broke the »point barrier
for the fifth time in nine pme.a Thursday. leadinl i;1;i;;;i;;1;;;i;;;1;i 7 bi.a Ocean View Seahawka to an easy 8'-58 victory
over Rollinc Hilla in the first J"OODd of the Villa
Park baaketball toumamenL
Carlander's 32·polnt performance was com-
plemented by guard Jeff Andrade's 26-pomt out.put
as Ocean View upped its record to 9--0
Andrade and Joo Na each contnbuted seven
asalata and C.rlander, at 6-7~. pulled down 10 re·
bounda against the over·malcbed Titans.
Using their normal offense (a slow. set·il·up
approach deaiped to feature Carlander and An·
drade), the Seabawka were remarkably coo.sis·
teol-20 points in each of the first three periods
and 24 in the fmal stanza.
Carlander la oow averaging 30 O points per
game while Andrade ls close behind at a 26 S clip
Sonon 41, Unlvenlty 39
University Higb's Trojans overcame a nine-
point deficit with a strooa third.quarter rally, but
then went more than rave mmutes without scorine
and let Sonora knock them out of the Brea-Olinda
tournament.
During that costly dry spell, Uoiven1ty
players m.isaed three layups and the frool ends of
five ooe-plus-ooe free throw situalloos
It was their free·throw shooting which coct the
TroJana the game, ~ause they shot 5.5 percent
from the floor while boldin1 Sooora lo a 33 pereent
clip.
But from the charity atripe Uruvenity shot on-
ly 21 percent, connectiq cxa Ju.st three of 14 at·
tempts. Tim McLauablin (12> and Bill Tosbeff (11)
were the only Trojans to acore in double ftprea.
Univenity now bu a full Wffk to lick tts
wounds a.efore •tartiD.8 the new year aaalnst Dana
Hilla Jan. 4.
Fremont 53, Ecl80n 40
It was almost onr before it started. Ediaoo bit
ooty ooe ol 12 lbota from the floor durln& the ~
quarter and let Fremont lnlh Jump to a 14·2 lead.
It didn't mak• llD.1 difference that Edbcm wu able
to matdl Premoot the rtltaf the way.
The result t. that Ed1IOU drops to tbe COOJOla.
don bncbt ol tbe St. P'rud9 tournament lD San
Frandaco, wt.ere eieht team& from throuabout the
1tate bave ,.ahend.
Tbe awwen IOl 10 different players Into the
•corlnl eolUIDD, bat oaq Paul Beqan wu able to .eore u IDU1 u 10 polnta.
flcoaut Cl'111 ..... to lboot • pereeat f1oom
tbe floor to win tbe PIDI becauae Ed1lon abot etabt pen:eat lD tbe ftnt quarter.
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J dJd 101De atld.UCS &Del tbe b&l:ft1me &bow. BW
led IJlto the balftlme by uytq, "l'Mre'• • 10GDC man wbo tome .. Y IOUDdl a lot lib BW 5'enl.
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'1'eanm1M WU playinc Tau &.bat year, Both
acboola' eolors nn oruae met wta!te, ~ the
Southw.t Conference reprencd.ti"t Teua •u
the bome team and would wear oraqe jeneya,
But Twm•ee bed De'ftl' worn wta.t&e, aod tts
coacb. Geoeral N91lud, Mid TtnDeltee didn't
bave qy whtt.e. So they wore on.nae &Dd waa..
"In 1153, the same two team.a met, and
Neyland (t.bm athletic dired.or) .. &lo aakl they
didn't have any wbit.e u.nlfonna. Tnu a.aid. '<I« some.• Tmoeuee So.t 11-0.
"WE RAD SOME JEUEY probfeau m that
1954 1ame, too. Alabama bad just Jotta brand
new crlmaoo jeneys, Rice bad oew ~ue jer'Mya.
But boUl looked exactly I.be same oa black ud
white televllioo. So they flipped a coin, and Rlce
wore white."
Nellem mp f« tbme da1I of ,_...,ear wbal
rad.lo wu an announcer'• medium. Even TV lD its
infancy wu better for a broedcuter plJtnl bis uade.
"Far Chat ftnt • ...,. GD TV .. bad fou.t
eameru. ~b were btc and lmmobile. They looked lib . BVl It wu easier fOI" me and a
lot more fun. Now my job LI PIOID09 and cues for
the commercialJ.''
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WW~ aJllTAIN fell. Ole --__. )lllMI ... .... tMnMml .,.. ... i den .... bllllteDIDl*IJ .••
Pt st ttalla•tMIAPM._.Balllt u4 racsnt• Ballet P.aftea • ,.. ,_. -.
tllii UoaptlaM Mlaed a~ fQrr~1 aNl'rrw
lJk lall. toimW ud artiltle directol', muall.Y . ..._ tbe tudoa for MWlll b10 ttand·
II aJ'dt, •ld it"I tbe daDeen wbo ba'fe fo do tJM
. ~KrilU Jloomwl, .. "ICllt al SNti QP wttb
tM eoftlpaJ .. .mee &be started c1-• .,. ..
I . Tbe ...... bnmette'• da1Q tcbedule tells a lot about wbat'1 required to dance wltb
Paelftca.
"WOil Jl&&\IDl'AST I baft con. 8Dd a dQnut. wtdcb la terrible, but l'rn a Junk food lld·
diet."
Then lt'a off to tbe ..La1un1 Moulton
Playboule fol' 90 minutes al ltrenuoua clau to
ah.,_ baica and atretcll rnuacles. _
'"Tben I rehearse alone or wltb a partner, if
I can set aoe. •• Luneb la a aandwlcb and coffee
or rnIJk. Tb•n abe teaches a claaa for
younpten. Sbe'1 a stern dllelplbwtan, but tbe
younpten del1Pt her.
'"lbm comes clua until 7 o'clock and I
often rehearse after that.''
J THE COMPANY PAYS her a aalary for all
thia, but she aays, "U J bad to live oa ll, I'd f starve to death.'• i Her husband, Roger Faubel, la also a
Paclflca dancer so be understands the long
J hours. He supporta them by wortin1 for the
. public relations department of Southern
California Edlaoo.
Mias lloorbead says sbe'a kept ber maiden
name because audiences recoplze it alter all
tbeseyean.
Her schedule ls matched by many col·
leacues, she says, because all know lt'1 re-
quired to keep performing -"They are very
hicb standards ...
•ANY ATTENDED cluaea there aa
younistera and bave formed a eooperaUve
team.
"Tbere'a a rapport, sornetbio1 special
amoac ua almost lik• a fanllly. Of eoane. we'Ye
an~ each Gtbft tor quite a '°'II tbne."
When new openings appear, manqemeat
tries to ftll it from the daaaee. "Everyone bu
the company iD mind-we wort to make it IO(>d,
not juat ounelvea.
"It a new penlOD isn't like that.. tbey don't
laat long."
TllEllE IS LJTl'LE aenae of competiUoo
among Pad.fie• dancers, which suits ber ft.De
after a stint with the San Francisco Ballet. "I
stay because I feel very comfortable
bere ... I'm not very competiUve, iD fact. I'm
·•. kind of shJ ...
· But that diaappean durinl performances.
Mill Moomead comea allve theo, rememberinl
choreography, ber own nuances of character
and counting ("I count from the first note to tbe
last") adds to the e•citement of pleasing an au·
dieoce. "Sure, I can see the audience. I always spot
my friends," abe says witb a amile. "I can bear
people crying or laueblng out loud ... that
response la what it's all about."
When a performance goes well, abe feels re-
lieved, tired and a bit sore, "but it's a good feel-
ing, kDowtng inalde that you did a good job."
SOllETOll!:S, BOWE~ thinca don't go
so well. Occasionally 1be or a partner will rorset which at.eps corne next.
She rememben one partJcularty t.ryiq mo-
ment during a paa de deux when a.be turned and
ran toward her partner for a leap and catch:
"The moment I aaw bis eyes, I knew he'd
1ooe blank, but I knew ooce I got the~. we'd
fipre aometbfne out."
11188 MOORHEAD saya a fall or lapae of
concentration forces dancers to play calcb·up
wttb the pre-recorded mUJic. Then'• oo conduc-
tor to help out.
A story from Michael Panaietf, artistic ad·
vber to the troupe and a former ballet star,
<See DANCEU.. P .. e Cl>
'You can? expect to do leaps
forever,' aavs,.Ball« Pacifica lead
Olivid Pana/ell. 11 ~ want to
grow •• an artJllt. )'O&I have to grow a a peraon.'
There & a rapport. 110tn9thlng
special among us almost like a
family,· sa)'3 Kristi Moorhead of Ballet
Pacifica. We worl< to make the
company good, not just ourselves. ·
Paraders Get Ready for Roses
BJ ID.aY BDTENSTEIN
Ot .. o.lfr .......... .A• New Year'• Day ap-
\U.minJaCbes lo Puadena the fr&·
• ·ranee of roaes become• IL.:,•am:war.
It'• near))' tlme for the annual
tl'Ol1111UUDent al Boles.
floata, liftl ln Lacuna Beach.
The tml iD wbleb tbe tedloul
taU al Clulq petala oae-by ...
to COT• U.. bute float eomtnlc·
Uoa la ae«m1pll1bed. la 11 mUel
from tbe panide fonaatioa alte.
orm 11.UOa noat.buJWni
locatioal are at 700 Sec:o Stnet
lD Brooblde Part aef'OU from tb• ROH Bowl and IH I . RaYIDIDl Aw., Pulldea1. 'tbe public can Yin float CGD-
ltractim at eada ol .......
Uou from 10 a.m. to: 1t p.1n.
tbrou1b Sunda1 and until
atpUall lllGDda1· Admlnlc!n la '° ceta to $1. the~~i:~~~ lrJ, 1 antlaiton Beaeb Bllb
Scbool'• J»memlMlr mal'Cldnl bandlliDtM~llMUD. PaW JaeUolt. daqbier of
toantamut prQldeat J'ra.U
Harde..U., wUl ride bl a old
ft.re ealiDI wttJa bel' tau., ... buba.IMI, C.B .• and elllldtea
lleatb•r aad Br1ce. Tb•
lack1oa1 II•• ta L•l•Da Beach.
.
1'llli Ill a mom•• 1111 .. tf '4nll
eracks'' ..... BaDllt hcMb tr -Dlftcl PaaWf ma...,.,.._, 6m n mt an a~ meDt.._fNm,,....•._Wt.
Paaaleff made tile eroatac 1prlMID1 tllroaCb CIClld ... .,... DOD ..,._ a wrow
ball .• .Ill'• ... 1Ma111 bu41; ,. ........ nma bllm.-. .. D~~ e:lemb, ta Uni warL TM•fab dmlcs 1aM ..__..,De tbll
a1nee ... toot up tM ut at ... u.
.,.,.. I DIDN'T ....U, tlb It...._.,. an-
tJJ I w• abo9t JD." Bii fatls, llk:lt .. , ariilUe
edftw' to hdftea, frmW die .-.0 ldll -operaua mi.. Anp ... .
Tbe elder' hlWtft ....... wMll eatable
com,.m,. iD bla daJ, IO bf ~ when
tbe strain al perfecUDI miDaa. monmeota
overwbel.med b:fa ICllL
David amiled u be rec:aDed ~father'• ad·
nee: "Wea 100 ean a.hrQa ._a plamber, IMJ make more.......,.••
"Of eoane, tb.t qapped me rtlbt out al it.
You haft to wCll"k for eonv6tnc if it mew
anytbinc to JOU.••
LIKE MANY llALS C01D1*11 ~be once deddM to leek tbe lklrJ' and fame al a tq
trouoe. '·f toared .. ftnt daDcer with tbe llda1:aa·
tional Ballet Co. "' San P'raDdsco all °""' the U.S. and Canad• and wu with otber ballet com·
pan.le.."
Why did be return to , ..... wbere tbe PQ
u mudl-.?
• 'Wben )'OU train chariDC tbe ftnt years "'
your life u a dancer, meataJ.b' JOG baYe u
athlettc attitude: bow blah yoa ean Jump. bow many tw1ll you can make. 'lb.al'• important u
a 'IOUDC man..
''BUI' AB l"VE IJ"O"'ll older, rve leaned
the1'e '1 mucb more to tt tit.-JamlJ9 ud tmu. Now . wantaq to tell tbe I~ a ltm'J iD
movemmta bu become maeb more Impor-
tant ..
BaUdlnc ~ follows learainc
bulc ~aaaieff .. ,., ad ta1tinc about it ll to make b1m amlle. • 'lqo in • • .. • bea-.y role but in
li&hl·be•red 'Carmlaa Baraaa' I pi.1 the
villate ktlot."
Tbe hdfiea reperto17 ._..... sr b.ueta, •
variety ol lt7lea ud roa. few larse eompeniea
matdL ''A lat al balJet ~ do DGt ba"
thia-yua .. staek wttb -apectftc 1t11e. Tbe7 don't an.-JOQ ti.a mid~.••
CBAaACl'll'.a aol..a Ulo meta .........
m ands on a clancel'.
"Yoa la.In to M rM!Wie, JW a."t apect
to do ..... ,_ ...... ,.. .... lo ~ -...
artist. )QI la.I..-to pvw -• ...-.. • P...wf .. , ..
Aod. "other baDeU ba.e a need for ,.,._
not just tbe JOUll& buck U..t .......
LIU otbel' Ballet Paetftca dancen, be is
often cat '°" roles both for hll ltyle IDd ad• .. abilitytooewcbanderiutfow.
nMJNDD .\ND artUtlc d1redor Lila Zali
come. in for praiae from Panaielr for ber 8dec-0oa .,......
. 'She tnowa her people and ..,., '\ put •
penoa into a part ll they don't dellerve to be
there, or ll they can't manace it."
Wimung lbou roJes takes hours ol practice
daily. enemive rebeanall and open coopera-
tion wttb fellow daDcers.
What ldDd ol reward does Pa.oaieff pt from
bi.I bard won!
St.aodJoc In the •loc• of the La1wta Moulton Playbouae , be wipes away tbe
persplraUon, .et.a bis body into the PQM that
be&lna bis entrance.
B\11' AN INSTANT before be pea co. bis
charactel" disappears behind a brief smile.
There ia nowhere else he'd rather be,
notbJnc else be'd rather be doinl than ·~ into the amber 1potllgtrta to lbare bla ap9dal
talent witb tbe people aittinl out fnmt..
MUSICAL AND DAa•DRVIL
headllnen wlll help knotf#s 8erY'Y ft•rm
usher In the new c11e-.. JoM Feiklano
wlll perfOf m In tM Good TI me Theater
on New Yffr'S Eve white Andy Ausaelt,
Helen Forrest end the Pied Plptrs Wiii twlrmontze from tM ·..as In the Cloud 9
Ballroom. SUSlln R•Y• and lAe l>Nuer wm provtde country end western mustc
In the Wagon C.mp and at the stroke of
mfdnfght1 the ortolnal WIM Troupe wltl
perform its hlatHwlnt, trapeze Kt with
motorcycles. f'he speclel ewnts wltt
test from 7 p.m. to 2 e.m. and tickets
are $9..50 through SUnday or $12 Monday.
NOSTALGIC SOUNDS OF THE Tracy Wells Big Band wlll enhance the celebration from 9 p.m . to 1 a.m. at
the gala New Year's Eve dance In the
Catalina C.slno. Champagne and party
favors are Included In the ticket price
of $17.SO. Transportation for $12.30
round trip mav be arranged thf'ou9h
Catalina Island Cruises at S27-7111 or
C213) n5-6111. Departure times are
7 p.m. from San Pedro and 1 :30 a.m.
from Avalon.
DtSNEYLAND'S WELCOME TO,,_
will feature Rose Royce, pop-<jlsco stars best known for the tune "car Wash;"
Skiles and Henderson, Spyro Gyra, Sunshine
Balloon and Les Elgart and his orchestra. Aerial fireworks from Sleeping Beauty
Castle will cap the countdown to mid-
night. Tickets are $12.SO In advance or
$1S when the gates open from 8:30 p.m.
to2:30a.m.
MISSION VIEJO REVELERS
who want to ring out the old and bring
In the new In styfe can stlll obtain
tickets to Montanoso Recreation
Center's annual New Year's Eve party.
They may be purchased for $17 per
couple at 25800 Montanoso Drive until
Monday. Festivities will Include
live entertainment, party hats, noise
makers, hors d'oeuvres, beverages and
complimentary photographs.
WE DO IT EVERY
YEAR!
FOIONIWEB
TOSHOWOUI
APPllCIATIOM FOi
THI llC'iGEST YEAR
IN O• 40 YEARS.
WEAD SB.UNG
AU THESE COUPON
SPECIALS AT COST!
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STANLEY CLARKE TO SING
With The George Duke Bllnd
AN ENSEMBLE OF EIGHT
performs more than 40 musical numbers In
"Let's call the Whole Thing Gershwin,''
a new revue at the Westwood Playhouse,
10886 Le Conte Ave., Los Angeles. Medl~s are presented from "Porvy and
Bess,' "Rhapsody In Blue" and "American
In Paris.'' Showtlmes ere 1:30 p.m.
Tuesdirys -Thursdays; 7 end 10 p.m . Fridays and Saturdays end 7:30 Sundays.
Tickets range from $7.SO to $12.SO. Adm lsslon will be $20 to two champeone
performances at 7 and 10 p.m . New Year's
Eve. Phone (213) .t77-2.t2.t for details.
STEWART AND FRANKLIN,
a musical duo who perform okttes,
disco, rock and country songs, entertain
audiences at the Territorial Saloon,
185S S. Harbor Blvd., Anaheim., from
9 to 1 :30 nightly Tuesdays -Saturmys.
MUSIC BY NATIONAL
may be heard from 9 to 1 :30 Thursday
thrOU9h Saturday nights and from 7 to
m ldnlgttt Sundays at the Warehouse
restaurant, 3450 Va <>Porto, Lido VIiiage.
SCOaDOPTltAQL
•nd tawlsm exhfl»ltl -from Al ... to SnUtcMwan to LoulsleM-wtll be ffftund In U.15"' MftUel SoueMrn C•llfor'IN Sports, V~loft .._.
Recf'Ntlonal Vef* .. Staow ............ w~, Jan. 5 for ei1Me19ys ef
the m Conwntlon c.ne.-8ooals, travel fltms. motor homes, fltttt •
Wheelers, campers, Y41ft CClftHU MIS
and rwrtals ~Y be seen'"'"' 2to10
weekdays..t ~to 10:30 S.tunieys and noon to 8 $unaays. Admission $2. 9S adults, S2.2S teen.agers and $1 .2S for children 6 to 11 years old.
MITCH MILLER,
the bearded conductor who made the TV
sl"9-along famous, wlll IMd the ~lence
at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday, Jen. '
and S In the Long Beach Terrace n..ter,
300 E . Ocean Blvd. He alsowm conduct
the l,..ong Bffch Symphony end ~st
Dav Id Gohat> In a concet1 of Georoe
Gershwin music. Tickets, ranging from
$8.SO to $11.SO, are available trom
9 a .m . to .t p . m . weekdays at the
symphony box offke, 121 Linden Ave.,
Long Beach. For telephone charges. call (213) '36-3203.
Get acquainted with your
neighborhood center ..... .
We have Something for Everyon~ !
THEA TALEHT GOES WITHOUT SAYING
MlmH Jeff Robtneon, Pamela Frantcln
Mime Talent
S-s-sbowing
.. MIKE" -the art of act.mg without words
or ob}ed.s -will be presented at the GEM
Tbeat.er. l28SZ 11&10 Street, Garden Grove, at
8 30 t.oo.lCht aod Saturday.
The evemn1 wtll fea~ bot1l mime, tbe
h11thly stylized art form popu1arbed by lluul
Marceau, aod pantomime, tbe art ol lmitatioo
and 1••pstict cbaracterlled by Clwti• Chaplin
and Red Skeltoo. Jeff Robtrwon met Pamela
FraUMD will perform U.. ~ that ~~~a1aimewtll0bu
appeared oa t.le•laln aad performed at varloua function• tbroa1bout Southern
Califonaa mcludma South C.. ~rtory. He
teaches at Oran1e Coast Colle,e in Coela Mesa.
Kua Frankhn LI a Uach&ate ol UC lrvtM
and bas been featured at l.J<JO Country Satan.
Sbe 15 a res\dent of Newport Beach.
For mformauoo and ticket reservat.ioas.
c aJJ the theater Box Office, a&-7ZlJ, between
0000 and8 p.m.
~CL06E·•F-....
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775-t111 • "2-45t1 • c 5Z7·71
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Can,n atm r M ... gllt Pwty Fa.era
Music By
"ECLIPSE11
Ow.ta ...... Mtwparf 1ar
2111 M. C...t thy. MJ.3431
GALA NEW YEAR'S M FUN
/.
..
wt ,., ol ..... .......,. -....,.i a1*ab. we'll lWlb bl lbowtDI determ!mtioa tow tlle IDOd ddDp omdlstace tbl bed d1lrtna u..
'l'llllll'e'1 a munber ol fine ~ berubouta
wtlere JOO eaa mveil tll1a lbow of confidence.
Take )'OUI' Pet from tbe folloiwtnl aceount of
plans and pacuces beinl offered by local
estaNlfbmenf• cm New Year's Eve and New
Year'10.,
TllE CANNE&Y, 3010 LaFayette, Newport
Beacb. fl7S.5T17 Regular menu prices will pre-
-vaiJ fm-New Year's Eve dbmer; live entertain-
ment ad free party favors in the upstairs
loun&e. Late, 5 p.m., opening on New Year's Day
WBITE ROUSE, 340 S. Cout Hlgbway,
Laguna Beach, 49C-8088. A festive New Year's
Eve featurina entert.aln.ment by Double Trouble
(formerly Newsboy) and a midnight cbam·
pagne buffet; tab ls $25 per couple. After the
bar closes, restaurant will be open for break.fut
service from 2 to 4 a.m
••MJ.. NIGHT" New Year's En, Balboa
Pavilion Ballroom, 400 Maln St., Ralboa.
Tickets and lnformation Jobnnle Sheeder,
NEWPORT'S FINEST FOOD
Alway• Model ate Pia•
LUNCH AILY • 11:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.
DINNERMON.-sAT. 5:00 P.M. to 10 P.M.
SUNDAY BftUNCH 9:30 AM to 5 PM
GALA NEW YEAR'S EVE
Make Early Resrvatloos Now And Let Us Show Our Appreciation
REGULAR MENU PRICES Party favors on Us
DAN DAMON
and His
"Music Not Noise"
Kevboard Orc~tra
For Your Oancf ng
And Listening
Pleasure
Tue. thru Sat • 8 to 1
3100 lrvtne Avenue
Newport Beech 751-5223.
Proudly Presents
A FUN-FILLED & FE.5TIVE
NEW YEAR'S
EVE
FEATURING
Entertainment By
DOUBLE TROUBLE
<FORMERLY NEWSBOY>
MIDNIGHT
CHAMPAGNE BUFFET
$25 Per Couple
After Bar CJoMs a.taurant
Open For Breakfaat Sentce
From 2:00to4:00 A.M
.
NEW YEAR'I Eft YOCAU8T
Leigh Downe m Nea....., Inn
M0-7m, or the Pavilion, m-4a3 Great male
of tbe Bil Band era featurtna Stan Fr..e and
blJ ol"Cbeltra; dinner I dance packqe at $20 per
penon includes everythlni but the drinb.
Cocktails, 7 p.m , dinoer, 8 p.m., Freese band,
9 to 1, bats, horna, the work.a.
SAM'S SEAFOOD, 16278 Pacific Coast
Highway, Huntington Beach, (213) S92·l321
New Year's Eve dinner wiU be served rrom s
p m to midnight; hats, horns. noisemakers,
complete menu or seafood and stew
A.NTllONY'S PIER % and Rib Joint, 100 N
Bayside Drive, Newport Beach. ~5260 ReeuJar
menu, regular prices, from s to 8 30 p m ..
followed by New Year's Eve fete complete with
champagne, hats, horns and Billy Wells Jau
Band and special d.Jnner, priced at $25 per
person Party dinner includes salld bar, choice
of prime rib. New York steak, ftsh or the day,
lobster tail or lobster scampi, coffee and
dessert.
AIRPORTER INN HOTEL, 18700
MacArthur Blvd , opposite Orange County
Airport, lrv1ne 833 Z770 Dumer served from s
p.m in the Mediterranean Room, includes an·
ti pas to and soup, entree choice of standing n b
GENUINE OtltCSE MAll>MIN DISHES
Specializing In Chinese A lo Corte Dishes
LUNCH•OINNER DAILY
FOOd To Take Out
l 1 30 A M to 10 P M
2011....._,~
COSTAMISA
642-7162 • 631·"' I
•
GD.IC> ftAUAN restaurant. ia. Beach
Blvd., lluntlqt.cm Beach. M7.mt. New Year's
Eve eourmet cbampq:ne dinner sernd con·
tinental fubion floom appetber to deaert aod
unlimited champ.ape, Sl8.t5 per penoll. Entree
cbolce9 .W be met mipoa Dueale, New York
Bor1he9e, veal Petronlus, veal Genovese or
scam pl
NEWrvih E& INN, 1107 Jamboree ao.d,
Newport Beach, 8'4·1700. Moote Carlo Ballroom
d.umer dance: unlimited oodtaUa and cham·
pagne, at.eat or lobster dinner trom 7:30 p.m.,
danclna to Ed Leach orcbestra aft.er 9 p.m ..
party f avon, "9.95 per penoo, all induatve.
Marine restaurant dinin1, a la carte, from 7·30
p.m ., party favors.
JOLLY &OGEJl restaurants: 203 Mart.De
Ave., Balboe lalaDd; 25100 Del Prado, Dan.a
Point; 2300 Harbor Blvd., Oosta Mesa; 2Z8'13
Lake~ Dr .• Lake P'Ol'elt; 2250 E.1Jnco1n,
An&belm; 8378 La Palma Ave., Buetaa Put; lA
Marina Dr., Seaport VWace, Loa1 Beach
Marina. All open for 1pedal New Year DQ
t!rbe ®lb l!lorl
NEW YEAJl8 EVE PA.RTY-
ta Ute FESTIV ALllAU.. Gea. Ma. ST.._ fftS.
SJS-p. ~n. lffl. Dlaller, eWce el WIEN ft
SCHNITZEL er SAUERB&ATEN. ll pleff
GE&MAN AMEalCAN BRASSBAND, 8WllS
FOl.&DANCE&S. Make,_, ae.n .....
•Gttnau Buds. Frt·Sat, 7 :Jlpm a..~-
\OCAT'IO OJ~TMI SAM a.GO rMY r ... OJooecn 91.., '°"'~ f, •• ,._ E••-Oor«i-fo-•ro~t•' •~• ,,.,, w c,.,.·~ ..... ..., . ..,, "'""'"'<l'""c-.. 111<1•1 ••1'ller1T1•..,..,,z
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~rnnl...J LA BISQUE AU SAFRAN $25.00 , [;I! Crt'am of Saffron J
LA CREPE NORVEGIENNE Per Person
Smoked Salmon. cream mushrooms lncludlng
I graune with swiss c~ A Half
LA SAi.ADE MAJlCEL PAGNC\L Bottte of Tomato. chUlese cabbage 10 allloU Chatfftl
LE FILET DE BOElJF EN OlOlITE Napoleon
Tenderloin of bet>f rolled 111 puff pastry dough Per Pwson
puree ol mushrooms. bordehuse saurt•
Served wilh BouqueUen! ol vegel.Ables
LE GATF.AU DU NOlIVEL AN
Pllbtry, Cofft:e mousse and almonds
4251 Martlng•I• Way, Newport S.•ch
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HS-2755
NEW YEAR'S EVE at
MONTE CARLO s499s BALLROOM
DINNER DANCE == * Champagne 8nd cockt•ll• for
the evening Included * P.ty MD. nottematl .... * Steak or lob9tef dinner • Phone now tor MfYed from 7:30 p.m. omnce rnet"Vatlon• * Dllndng to the Ed Luch Orchetllra frOm ..00 p.m.
THE MARINE • Ane dining. • .. C9t9. "°"' 1• ,..._ RESTAURANT:=~~.....,...
(Reserve your table now) • Plftr hllta, l"IOltemllkara
DISCO • The Ubrery 1.oung9 * n.e ~ 11r oom
DANCING • D.ndng, dl1nlca trOlft a:00 p.nt. • IS per...,....°"" Q ~·-~ -(714) 84~1"1ftft end eddltlonat lnfonndon I UU
IBWBm~
breakfmt; also featmtnc eamplete lw.b ad
d.lllDer IDllllll.
l&VINE PamB rwiuarant. Sl.DO 1"ine
Ave .. at tbe Newport Beach Goll Course.
Newport Beadl, 751-SZZS. Bep1ar' menu prices
prev.runi for pla New Year's Eft dllmer;
bau, boml and DOUemaken for all Entertain-
ment and daDdn& with Dan Damon and bl.a •·Keyboud On:batn'' fnMD I to L
DD.BY aarAUllAJft. UC s. E. Brtatol.
at Orance County Airport. Costa Meta, 541 8380.
~re·u be oo co.er. DO m.lntmum for a New
Year's Eve celebration featurtnc dinner from s
to 12 md eatertalnment and danctn1 from I to
1, ti.ta, borul and noilema.M:n for all
BEN aaoWN·s restawant, mos eout
Hlpway, at All.lo Pier, South Lacuna. -.mt.
A sped.al New Year's E'Ye diDDer will be Mn'ed
lrom 8. » p.m. oo; mtree ebalee. are New Yon
at.eak, prune rib or Aastnllu lobster tail.
There'll be bat.I, boral ud 9CHem•ken for all
u well a eas.ertainmenl 11911 dmdnc ID tbe
loaqe.
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( POlfy Fta10n -H:!' -NoiNllUlbn
~ DANCING AND ,-M ~~::--' il I
Cocktail Lounse I
,Tum lnln • our 9fOn ~private pertdng f 3110& Coalt Hwy Umlied ~ .-so. Laguna 481-2271
mea anb &ympatlfy
£nglislJ Antiques
mttl1 Olta ltomn
Tea and Sympathy
im't the only thing
served. There's
15 Luncheon ncggestions
on our menu.
Sorry, we cannot accommodate amall ~.
J7th STREET and 1lJSTIN AVE COSTA MES~ I -. <beblnd JACX·IN·TH£.BOX> ~ .L Monday tlU1I Satunby -11 am til S pm
NEW YEAR'S
EVE DINNER
5 p.m. to Midnight
~Mena
of Seafood aacl Stab.
Hats, Horns, Noilemaken!
DRUMI PAM IN Wt .. °" vounr hren Kondulan, Id H..,.. .. In DI-
Marriage lfpset
A West Cout prem.lere of .......... Yoan,
M arit -Lou," by Canada'• a.i..t•n1 con&em· porary playwrtabt, Mlcbael Trembley, wU1 nm
Jan. 5 · 27 on the Second Stqe at South Coat
Repertory Tbtater, 8S$ Tbwn Center Drive,
Coltall ...
Cmtaln time wUJ be 8:30 p.m . fM the ar· resUq ana1ya1a of an lmpcmtble maniqe, it.a
cauae1, effeeta and tne.ltable concluton.
ncketa are $'7.50 and Sl.50 at the SCR box of.
fie..
uncoiik
Rolnaat Steab & Seafood
Claofce Winea & Spirits ~Bodied Satisfaction
Come drink u aU fnl
CroamBome 3280'2 So. Coelt Hwy.
LAOUNA NIGUS.
GN773 .. 2828
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cUNdm' • tlliit l&ldf GI lclllllla 0.. Adms Studio ID Nettpwt Beam. 1W1 ._ dbwtlw all
three prodDctiiam-"Samwllw," ''Vma.··
and "'lbe GblpabiMd Leib."
NANCY B88SN, P&DID&NT of the
Newport llubol' paap la 1111-11 _. dlreetor o1
"Dra~0 .. ~la JaeUIUtlllt"' ...... 11118
Pinafon, • 11 IDO'flltl ._. foDcw•a to U. llaMe
Vuta 1lte. Tben tbe7 wtU ,,...., ""'!'be
Mapllleeat Y anbe, •• '"nM VU. Olary of llor·
rluey Hall'• and ••IJoaMotBIDelAeYel..'•
The Arta Center Pia,.. . .W be OD tbe
boarda flnt. mou:nUDI ''Scnn!Hlllw'' OD Ju.
10 for a fOW'·wMk.:cf mal&ft"elll .. VanitiM"
will open Oil March 27. wttb "Ghlp1'bread
Lady" i>1JowtDC May a .
The Acton 'lbeater will let under way Peb.
1 wttb "Yankee" 1tarrtn1 Mua BbMD'•
huaba.ad Buddy (better known u ~
Jooes > la the role ot Jmtlee OliYer w
Holms. "Morrtuey Hall." a new muDcal,
opeDI April 10 and ''ffouM Of Blue Lea..a"
bow1tnJune12. DirecU.ac. retl*tlft!J. wW be
Don LaffOOG. Rick Y Ol'ba and ll1ta Dim.
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Thank you for makina our year a auccesa
Reserve early for New Yea.rs Eve Dinner a
No Increase in price
Live entertainment and free party favors in
the upstairs lounge
Late opening on New Year's Day
Jan. l ,9180at5.00PM
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CELEBRATION
DIMMER • DANCING
HORNS• HATS• NOISEMAKERS
Dinner Price lnclucks Al n. Abo•e
FEA TURIMCi SPECIAL M&fU
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Also join us on NewYear's Day
BRUNCH • LUNCH • DINNER
9:00AM-11:00 PM
Fe.aturtng SecaD&t\VW tn ~Lounge
900PM-1:30AM
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SBtUf ace ion
U••T ANTONS bMw CUll>beU, or
llala IDd Cftlfta, recorded &bat t... lt wasn't ~became bulcaJ.ly tbe 11Ga1 WU U in-auwn-•I
But IODI meant a lot to UM ecumy boJ, ~-Becauae it marted a besi•tna bdo
lhowhlwt0 mn.
It would ... etpt lon.I ,..,. and a lot ol
1tucUo won before tbe name Glen Campbell
would become a boulehold word.
Finl tbere wu "Gentle on lly llincl,"
followed wtth "By the Time I Gel to Pboemx."
Botb launched Glen lnto the cbal1a and onto record turntables around the wwkl
TBB aar Ot' 818 histbry la pretty well
documented.. There wu bJt after hit, bi.I own
televiatoo Nriea. and even a co-atantni role ln
John W~'1 Academy Award win.Der •7rue
Grit."
Ironically, another eight years pa11ed
before Campbell achieved his first No. 1 pop
sona in "Rhinestone," followed a year later by
bis second No. 1 tune "Southern Ni&hta."
Since those eventful records though,
Campbell bu undergone a transformation. A
cbanee in style.
Hls taste lo music changed; bis image
changed, he remarried, and be dropped Jimmy
Webb, wbo wrote almost au tus early bits
( "Pboerux, .. "Gentle." "Galveston," "Wichita
Lineman," "Where's the Playground Suzie?"),
m favor of Michael Smotherman.
IN BIS LATEST release on Capitol
Records, ''Highwayman,'' Campbell dlaplays
new styles oo music and matenal.
"I wanted to get out of the COOJW'ed·u&.~t;>w blzrout.i.ne,''beaaid, "wbereyoudidsome · to pleue an audience and ool younelf
For A Memorable
NEW YEAR'S EVE
Dinner Served 5 to 12
HATS. HOIMS. PAITYFAVoas
ENTERTAINMENT AND
DANCING 8 to I
NO COVER
NO MINIMUM ............ ..._ ....
1262 S.E. IRISTOL
IOranoe County Airport)
COSTA MESA S4Ml90
. -
W:J'll also feature complete Lunch ard
Dinner menus
8llbOe lllend
203 Marine Ave 7:00 AM-1:00 ,..
"°"' ........... S.apottVll9 1e8 Marina Or. 7:00 AM-11:00 PM .......... 2250 E. Uncofn aGOAM-t:CIOPll .........
Buena ""'Cetar 8371 LI PllmelNt. ·-~ .... ~'=~Dr. UJOAM-10:00PM
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MUST ANSWER FOR 'HIOHWA YMAN'
Glen c....,._.. Yocelucl
"I'm vtty much a realist People don't have
to answer for your acliofta You, and you alone,
mustaoswerforyouractJooa "
Therefore, Campbell must answer for his
latest di&c. Fortunately, be bu not abandoned
(Sft CAllPBELL. Pa1e O>
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MATINEES DAILY
Alt 8eata 12.00 tll 2:30 p.m. '°' Information C8ll ~Hodtle
534-3733
GEORGE BURNS
ART CARNEY
•COIN(;
INSTYLE'
FAMK. Y UlftRTAINMEff
A09IJt'T LOGAN IN
"MOUNTAIN
FAMILY
ROBINSON''
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TtieJER)<
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Kramer ~er
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va.
KRAMER" .,_._ ··-·-, ... -...
complex rote• tt.troubl
wtfa; J\Altln Henry as the pawn
In the ~•; Jene Ateon-
dtr tlo~onat• Mlghbot end OUff n the toUQ
Mlndld f~. ~May can·
r.tatn tNt the deck 11 stadled n t•vor Of tM hv1tNnd. That's tn., but the female
auc:Utnc9 lh0Uld bl profoundly moved, too. Rated PG, with a
fft txPletlvet and one nude scene that la startling and hllarto..
"SKATETOWM U.S.A." t,.ats roller dftco enthusiasts
to an extrav= of som. of the fanciest twork around.
But there's no POlnt In ~ng If you're not Impressed exhlbttion<lasstatatlng oa
nonstop disco beat. The movie
does fNture such top.draw
comedlMK as Flip Wiison, Ruth
Buul, Biiiy Barty and David
Landsberg, but for the most part It's not their finest -
'ITART1NG OVIR' ITAR c.doe..,..n
CAMPBELL ••• Share with someo~ you IO\'e
a wann and wonderful romantic (l'ftm Pqe Cl)
Webb altogether as the sonpriter la featured
twice CJD the album, Including the UUe cut.
IT IS SOMEWHAT ll"Olllc. thouah, that
Campbell'• beat talents are diaplayed throuJh
these i.. cutJ.
Take ootb1na away from Smotherman, but
tbe chemistry between his lyrics and music and
Campbell's vocal talenta mix about a5 well as
oil and water.
Because of this. and lhe fact the album Is
filled with aix Smolhermrn tunes, the disc falls
'way abort in terms of what is expect...-d from
Campbell.
"I waa ahuckin' it for a Jong time," says
Campbell. "I didn't know I waa abuckin' it, but l
was. I didn't realize my poteollill and I stiil
don't. All J know la God gave me a gift and I
bavetouseitu beat I can.
''1'1118 ISN'T 80 much a change of imaae
u an awareneu of myself," he explains. "My
mualc bu notbi.q to do with me beiq the AJJ.
American boy. I 1Wl like that im.,e, I like it
very much.
"But the more J do the more I realize my
potential. And it'• Dice to record aomething for
a chanJe where I don't have to worry about it
being a a<>ld record or making a lot of money. I
dolt because there is a satisfaction within.'·
The aatisf action may Ue within, but the
talent la still bottled up inllde as well ... at
leut u far u thla album la coocerned.
Overall rallnl: C.
com
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new Skiing classlfled ad In the Dally
Piiot. 642·5678 DAILY. PILOT
He was a poor black sharecropper's son
who never dreamed
he was adopted.
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ACMl-U
STEVE
MARTIN,n
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AUOIR>lfCMlfOMOlmMr.
•'TN• _,..,, lntroOl.Kel
• tMWrkanl '*'*' a.t'9 Mkttw tou. ........ NOt Iha
8"rt:tra ltrefMnd end "f'UMY
Of rt" Ml tMre bNn tuch an ov.. lllWMtmfng dtbut. Mid .. ,. .... .,,,._her c.on$1derabte
taltnt es• comedlenM to play
straight In • role 0b¥ IOUlty patterned efter the Mff.
destructive Janis Jbotln. So much for the good riewl. Al .. ,
the dlpktlon of. IUl*'•tar'1
doWnl\111 rece must neces-sarlly pnwe .,.....no. This
11 compounded by tN fact th.et the fllnwMkert have provided
no otot. only • MrlH of untutfllled vlanett". Alan
Batff peeys U. Rose's man-oer wl"'thelfnQIHlmofexploft·
atlon. Rated R, wltttmuch
use of htrddrugsand lanouage.
''STAltTINOOYl!a" begins
with Jemes L Brooks' funny, lnslghtfut script, adds Alan
J. Pakula's deft direction Of
a talented c.st. Result: the best comedy of the yeer.
After too many good o"9 boys,
Burt Reynokfs underplays
superbly as a man so ui>wt by
a choice between two loves
<JIU Cla'fburgh and cancsice Bergen) that he hyperventllatM
In a dePertment store. Rated R
NEWSWEEK
CONTEST STRATEGY IDllON IN 'lltAIEIOWN, U.l.A.'
leoua. Coec:Melnet"'*rQreg .......
..... thd most deliciously Imaginative
special effects ever put on film ... lhe
ultimate Disneyland ride. And
quite a ride n is."
NEW YORK TIMES
"If you like outer space,'The Black Hole' is the
lat11t vM'8ion of the next best thing to being there."
COSMOPOLITAN
"It has laser-beam shoot-outs, unexpected twists.. ••
'The Black Hole' ls filled with drama, awe, mystery ...
You must see it."
LOS ANGELES TIMES
"The Disney team takes this year's honors."
TORONTO SUN
"One of the year's most enjoyable 11caplat
entertainments."
CBS-TV
"'The Black Hole' II out of this world entertainment
•.• It has epirit, etyle, all-out adventure, good humor,
tine music end vlM.ael ep1ct8cle to danle the eye ... "
THE SUN-ENGLAND
"Thie tllm hae more ecllon, more excitement. more
:-:.:::.::=baiisniv~
MEAVL 81R£EP IS A MOTHIR llAIQNQ DIFl'leaT DICl8IONl IN •KRAMER'
Meanwhile, Duattn Hoffman Dleaoven Joy'8 of f 8tMIMod With Judn Henry
Heartbreak's Tenipered
'Kramer' Finds Some Laughs in Family Split
Stan1eJ1 K.auffmann u "'°'* en& for TM New ~· In "Kramer va. Kramer," the acrlpt tella, in
lltlte dialogue, the story of a New Yort couple
wbo apliL 1be struQJe is not about tbe diTOtte,
which as such la never alimpsed; it'a about the
cuatody ol their amall 100.
The drawinl of the characters la adequate,
possibly excepting the wife who la off screen a
good deal of the tlme -her inner crilla, wblcb
ia why abe leaves, and ber recovery are more
matters of report Uum enactment.
DUS'11N HOFFMAN, the husband, ls back
in form -a new and better form, in fact.
In "Kramer" b1a role is uncomplicated, a
man ol carefully arran1ed likes and dislikes to
make him botb individual and "averaae"; but
Hoffman burns ~ tbe livma into tbe UD·
lmowm even in tht. "average" man. m. playing with bis chJJd; hla patience,
true and enforced, with hi.I cbUd; hll ·~ce··
affecUioD for bla bou; his &enulne aftec:tloo for
the woman ln the apartment below wbo helps
him; bi.a fight for bis child, in an emeraaey
operating room and in court -all tbeae and
more stab ~r than mere credibWty to the
community that 1ood a cting provides.
MEBYL STREEP, the wtfe, la today's
Belle Davis, or would be if there were DOW an
equivalent mm industry.
In "Kramer" she plays a somewhat
neurotic woman whose diasatlafacUon with
marriage drives her out, leavtn& her aon, 10
minutes into the film and wbo returns -about a
film-hour later, I 'd gueu -when abe bu
herself in band and wanta to reclal.m ber aon.
Obviously the brief appearance at the
beginning bad to be strong enouab to make her
a continuing presence and to give her a foothold
after 9be returns. Streep handles tbia difftculty
easily, by concentrating on tbe truth of the
woman and by having the talent for that coocen·
tratloo.
I 'VE BEEN WAITING for some yean now
-nasWy, I guess -for Streep to make a fa.lae
move oa stage or screen ln widely vaned
cbaracten. I 'm sWl wait.ln&. So much for null·
neas.
Robert Benton's direction must first be
praised for bi.a choice of acton and bi.a col·
laboratlao with them. Thia is hi.a fU'St serious
film : Previoualy he directed "Bad Company"
and "The Late Show." both heavily comic.
Here he's deallna with heartbreak, even
though fl'• aem th.rough a temper ol quick com·
edy. and bi.a band ls Juat and rlabt. He does well
with the loterion of aceoes, the movement of
actors and camera, the internal cuts.
MY ONE QVAll&EL is with the overall
editlna. tbe joinlna of aeque:oca. I'm always
cooacious ol bi.a cuttla, •••Y for ttme-lapees,
be1tnnh\I wllb an early lnlert o( 1arbqe truck.a
-after Streep walta out -to tell ua that a
night baa paaaed. And too often, at the end of
the sequence, Benton cuta or fades to black.
1 can't remember any lmtance ol black in "Kramer" where the film eouldD't limply have cut ahead to tbe next sequence, perhaps hold•n1
the opening shot of the new sequence a few
frames klo&er to let ua &et our bearin&a·
But Benton bu made • 1ood vernacular
mm that, because ol its actioos and its urban
detail more than it.s story or wrilina, ta what I'd
call a time·ca~ule work.
CO•PA&E IT WITH Woody Allen's
"Manb•Uan" wblch -funny liw, lush ~
grapby and all -made an attempt at a tarse
embrace of New York, an attempt to eocloee lts
current styles and behavior ID a paean to the d ·
ty; and failed because of the acrlpt'a ruckerlna
vlalon and the cut'a inadequacies (except
MerylStreep, who waa in that one, too).
Bmtoa'a film makes DO attempt to atni the
city, but it futena ao t.tabt a pip oa aome city
lives that the city they live in can't escape.
Put "Kramer vs. Kramer," not "Kan.hat· tan," in tbe time captJule, and If it la due up cea·
turies from now, it will report some truth about
the city today -flavor, quirk, pain and
mane\IVef, and the wry comedy act in which
they all seem to be set.
MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY
"ELECTRIC HORSEMAN.. <POl
"1941" (PG)
"BLACK HOLE" !PG>
"STAR TREK" co>
"KRAMER Vs. KRAMER" CR>
"APOCALYPSE NOW" SSmm. (A)
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'WITH TORRENTIAL ~
IEI IE MD FR SWEEPS 'THE~·
INTO A Fl.M EXPERENCE... AN
EXTRAVAGANT PERFORMANCE
AND AN EXPLOSIVE DEBUT.''
=Gene S'tNlltt. N8C·TV
'11ETTE MD.ER SEM>S 'THE ROSE'
SOARING NTO THE STRATOSA-ERE
WrTH HER 8lAZJNG PERFORMANCE."
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"BETTE MIOLER'S PERFORMANCE lS AN
EVENT TO BE EXPERIENCED -A
FEVERED, FEARLESS PORTRAIT OF A
TORMENTED, GIFTED, SEXY Oill.D-
WOMAN WHO SANG HER HEART OUT
UNTIL fT EXPLODED."
-Jedi KroaL NewawHtr M....._
"BETTE MIDLER SUCCEEDS BEAUTIFUU. Y,
GIVING THE CHARACTER DEPTH ANO
DIMENSION •.• AN UNEXPECTEDL. Y
AU.URING PERFORMANCE.''
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A MARVIN WORTH/AARON RUSSO PRODUCTION
A MARK RYDELL FILM
THE ROSE
FHiOERIC FORREST
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SCREENPlAY BY BIU KERBY AND BO GOtDllAN • SJlMY BY BIU ICERflY
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varloal IPGl'U and ut1rort tram Bil 10 .... PK 10 eoUecei is
featured II& AIDl!ew9daw' CoDece lo Puadeu Saaday thl'OQl!l
Jan. J. Mm'..,. tz. Coacbn and playen from
Ohlo Stale ad USC will neat at
• DOOD ltlwuta Club kickoff
luncbeoo lloaday at the
Paaadeaa C..ter. A limited number of Uete&a at '8.50 la
•••liable by telepboalat
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new Ideas,
menus and
local food ad•
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In the
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'GOfNG IN STY\.E' is tough and teodet
toocNng and verv h#lny. . •
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GREAT MEW HOLIDAY ENTBTAIMMEMT AT
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•:r USA aoBINION Tbere ean be no doubt that. u w. ent. lhe
dlOI. ane ol tbe bl"eat "••" bandl la lhe three-man BrttlU unit called '!'be Police. Stewart Copeland, Andy Summers and
Stiq are Tbe Police, and they play a kind of
''white rea•" music that bu been received as enthualaltl:!:[ on tbeae shores u in lheir oatlve ~where they are bqe atara.
LEAD 81NGD SUila -who plays the role
ol lbe Bellboy in the movie, ''Quadropbenia'' -
is ver:r aood-lootlnc. very blond and eonaidered
you artll\ically becauae they have their bands
OD all the money.
"We maintain control ol all upeets ol the
ll'OUP, tncludina the financial c:Gel, because we·
want to coatrol lbe creative strinp."
In interviews lo lhe Brttlab press, Stine bas
been deKribed u an "ecoill" la tbat true?
..All80LVTELY. YEAH. J don't mean that
I'm a total 'bilbead, • ud I don't spend all day
talking about me and oothlaa elle, but I know
wbat I'm eood at.
"And," be added, "You don't ael any
medals for beina bumble.
r ] "The pressures on me, ln my poaitioll. are
Roe K T L greater than the rest of the band, but the re. A K wards are &realer. J cet a ereater satllfactlon
out of being lo the apolligbt.
''The more auccess you get at a particular
"'--------------lhiDI. the more confident you get about It, and the
to be a 1n SJ1Dbol lo En&Ja,nd, where teen-qe pis nllb tbe atqe durlDC performance. by
TbePoUee.
In the U.S. reeeatl7 for their third tour,
~ took IOIDe time oat to reflect CID the band's
1ueeea .. We felt •917 eonftdent tbat ooe day It
wQQld take olf, '' be told me, ''and ll did take us a
1CJD1time.
0 We went throuP two years of absolute bell, DObod)' II.keel us, nobody cared. But we
JD Ore you need ll It becomes addictive.''
AS FOa CllANG ES lo b1a llfe resultin& from sUttesS: ''There haven't been any really,
we're all pretty shrewd. I don't IO out and buy a
lot of ridiculous tbiop.
"We have made a lot of m<Jlley and our
rt.nancial futures are fairly aec\U'e, but that
bun 't made me complacent or leu anery about
situatioaa lo tbe world than J wu a year qo."
MA \ml Poiml a a STOO mfmi fm1
DAN AYKROYO · Nf O Bf Am · JOHI B(LUSHI · lORRAINf GARY
MURRAY HAMllTON · CHmSTOPHER l(f · TIM MATHESON · TOSHIRO Mlf If
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stuck tocetber' and came tbrouCb-I tbiok it's a ::=.=========-----------------------------------
mart al our cbaneter that we dl4 ltick it out,
became we belieftldln ouraelvea. ''
. NOW ·'lllAT 'lllSY"VE done three tours of
America ad bne m• with such aueceu, they
could traftl -• arander acaie. But tbeJ dGD't. "We med to have one roadie," says Stiq.
''Now .. baft from foar to slJl. But we ckm't
p.e a ..... ..aouraie on toar witb •· beca1lle • .Jt would m.aU m ao much i.. edaptaNe to any
situatioL
• .,,_ fact dull we're IUCb a amall unit
means that we cu do tbinp other bands can't.
Such u pi.y amall Ills, and ltlll make money. "It'• ""7 important for us to keep control
of the ttnwndal upeda," Sttni ccatlmaed.
''11"8 NO GOOD aaytnc, •r. a musician, I
don't worry about the money,' because once you
start doing that. somebody else starts worrying
about the money -for example, the record
company, and then they can start dictatlo& to
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More words have been written and spoken
-about this movie than any other movie ever made.
You must see it to believe it . . . . .
It's a wild, hilarious $200 000 000 scavenger hunt
Winner take all I
Shirley (Shirley Jones) and her family
and trtends aathv for • holiday party ln "V .. Joaa ol Cbrlstmu Put.·· a two-hour
epleode ol ••SbJrJey" tonlebt at 8 o•cJock
on NBC-TV. Channel 4.
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LOS ANGELES <AP> -Aller four yean oo
"M-A-~H." the role of Col Sherman Potter nu
Harry Morgan like an old aboe. OT, 1n Potter'•
cue, an old •addle.
''I think l 'm a lot looser DOW, lea military.''
aald Morcan, who ~ame bead ol the combat sooe
00.pltal wbm McLean Stevemoo left the CBS
aeries tn ma.
.. TBl:&E'8 •UCB •oaE OP A FLOW
between me and tbe other charaden now. lt'a
1ood. We b.ve so much fun liWDa around otf.
camera that lt really doeal't chanae when _we 1et
on-camera. 1bere'a a lot ol affeet.loa flowtq around there •••
Korpn n1d be felt a UWe uneom.fortable at
ftnt wbeD be joined \be show. He .... bWe WOI'·
rted about replad.nc • comic like Bt.•en1GG and about bow be would flt ln wttb the nst of the cut.
"Our relat\Qmhl119 just Ill dMI*' and deeper
tbe ioncer I'm with the abow. But the7 were IJ"Ul
even from the bellnntna."
Tbe -eattai Cwr....-ce between bla approedl to the role and StneDIOD'I la that SteftDIOD •a
Henry BlUe seemed to be a mm cmlJ temponrllJ
ln the Anlq. a. waa juat wUUDc to s« back to bla
pr1Yate pracdcl.
COL. POI I... ON TBS orasa 11.AHD,
1ooU bl bl wa born ln t.be Mm7. U. w• ID the
caYalrJ GDCe, ad ner alDce blil 011111'4«.S t.be
bone to be man'• best frlead.
UNDOUBTEDLY. THESE CHANGES
helped kttp the s how fresh and at.JmulaUne
They lntrodu~ new penooalitiel that tnaptred
the wrlt.en to find new atoriea and lituaUoaa
Prior to ;olo1na lbe Mriea u Col. Potter.
Mor1an bad mllde another appearance oo the
abow He played • crazy 1eneral.
A.Med bow be landed hLI recular' role, be aald.
"I'm not sure. But I've kDowa Gene Be)'DQlda for •
Jone time. A.mOIUl Gene'• ft.rat dl.rectlq waa for
'Pete and GladY.7 wbicb I did yeara qo."
lleynolda produced "lf·A..S.H .. durtnc tta ear·
ly years and b now prod&adal "Lou Gnat." He
•till bu coa.oectiona with the abow u a creatJve
conaultant.
•41 DID THE G£NE&AL IN TBS nan abow
o( the MUOD wbcn they knew lllelAan Sle•-
WU Soinl to be learina." be aald.
• *I•• • ,~ ' • ,•,, ,•• • t r
FAMOUS••teS
AT DISCOUMT11 ...............
llaJMt'lM&JOM llACH: ........ ...... -· ....... ....... .... fu.JJtJ
l4Ull4 ........ ~
scene ...
everyday
In the
DAILY PILOT
Yem 1mow be'• a pro1-wua1 8ClldMr, bat be
dollan°t tab the rulel and ............. too ...... ----------------lY. I WM ta U. ArmJ w1tb • _... "'7 mDdli like PGCUI'. Bl bad ..... ONlbJ lcbool t1· :hr
-bad. tftltJ cbarm. 8IDce tt came OD tbl air tn Jm, "ll·A-8-lr'
hu UDdlidlOM M IDUJ pel'ICIGDll ch•PI .. a .....
al Ant'/ mdt. .,.,. ad w.,..-..... no D&.,.s
TnPPll' Jatm. ..... tb.t ftnt to lePe. .....
cbarecW ba llnee bMe ll"ID off lido •"'l'rapper
Job, 11.D.," cm CBS, wttb PwDelJ Boblrta sUJ· Int Ta*INW. ,..,. after the s.or.. war.
••• r.uasu aULACSD aoesu. jolala,t Ala Alda ID the inmP • IU. Bwwwde.et. LaJTJ u..m. (Maj. ,,... ..,., Wt .....
NP1Me4 bY 0.'flcl Ocdm ltMrl (Jhl. Qulll
am-Wlnl••••>· _.,
tor ==:=i1a·.~..:a,...: .... 't ,.. ...... ,.... • .....,... fll fl:'· ~became man ..,.._., u 61 m=-~~~~~.
eatu. .. LlnUa ............. ~-~~.ta~:;= --.. ..,,, emtllal • • dla ~.~ ..... -............ ..
.............. F ... I Tdf ., •
TROY TICKETS
ORDERNOWI
TICKETS AVAILA•L•
•EAGLES•
............. sep
• o•YO • at•• ~ . ...... L •TeM ..... • Krtl ec.rtlll ..... _
··1 didn't toow It at the tJme They caUed me
b1ck two or lhrff moot.ha before st.art!q the next
aeuoa Wt' went to lunch and they uked me ii I'd
do lt 1 MM1.. • Att rou kJctcHnc' · 1 Jumped at tt The
talk. l •'4'CIOM. wu &o llDd a.t a UttJe bit about
me I mentioned bone&, • tbat'a bow tbey 1ot t.be
uu.l.ry thlnl."
Joininc "ltl-A..S.H" aft.er lt b.d been oo a few
1ean waa a new aperlenee for Mor1an.
"rvs ALWAYS BEEN Wrl'll A 8llOW from
the bfoctmtnc," be said, ''but um .. .....,. I.ban
IUJ"tiq W ol tboM lbowa from &be bqjnntn1."
"M·A..S.R" .. Mors-'•e6Plh~ toa.ln
• terlel, wtudl la bellned to be a record. Illa other
•bow1 we,.. "December Bride," "Pete bd GladTI." "Keatucky Jc.es," "'lbe RJdw'd 8oooe
Sbow. •• ''Drapet," ''Tbe D.A .. and "~c
llamMJ.''
MPA TIBILITY" Dlaat6rf' INTRODUC1'10NS TO AN
"OPeN unsrtL.B'" f'OR WAIUI,
llllCSRE. MATURE PEOPLE •111.n COUftD
ln4) l'IMS77 (714) no.Gl'74 --...--_..........._
unronum
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dogcatcher and Offlclr O'Remy are here to
sing •ttappy Blrthday' to you!"
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'TO 00 A9oVT
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THE FAMILY CIRCUS
IMAGINE:! LIFETIME
..JOB SECURITY .AND
IHEN A PENSION!
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broke it alleady."
. . . . .... DENNIS THE MENACE
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by Meu uurtus
by Jeff MacNetty
DR A BILE
FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE
DR.SMOCK
Y'KNOW, IF SURGICA~ -rA&~es weR1! MAC>S
OP "T'I!! FL.ON, PA 11 l!!N'T"S wou~c::> ee A L.o"r e!ASl•A "'Tb F&..IP CNl!IA.'
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by Kevin Fapn
by Lynn Johnston --ER 1'M
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SAVE ON LAST FEW '79 MODELS STILL
AVAILABLE WITH ~ OUT OF 4 MODELS
RUNNING ON REGULAR GAS.
WE OFFER
Million Dollar Service Department
Factory authorized fac1hties and body shop
Superb Lease Plans Available
Closed Sunday
Best Holiday Wishes
from your Orange County
Automobile Dealers
and Tile Dally Pilot • •
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IAYNOMf
• ".. al flM homa wl p •slip . ...auLA POINI' I Ntlwly dec01'ated 4 bdrm. famUy
hom . Cloae t.o QCUA, 1121.000
aL TOltO HOISi COUMn'I
t Bctrm1 .• 3 b1tb1: r~ncb 1tyle,
· mlnl-estate ln oranae c;rove1. Pd,500
BILL GR UNDY. REALT OR
1 11 11. , • , t • O, ... ~. 11 o ! , r.i t. I
Slllil.ES PAD IU9l
JSTOIY CH""''· VA Terms. 2-at«J Glaot, ~~ 3 bedroom., 2 batb1,
Almmt new Nolthwood bUI• counlr'J ldtcbeo, 1 ,,. ~per wW not Condo! Full Price ~Bonuaroom
lmowiaili accept any 912.500!I Yount Singla A.lltina $98,000. Call
adHrtf1l•1 for real A Couples type comple.1 •2313 ... 'lt'hlcb .. in Viola· bosta teonlJ, ~' Ip&, Ol'f'°' I~ q • 11 I '' 1 N '• I =~:........ ~l¥.~~~~r:::~ [(I 1HNM
*-ildcMcll ....... (Jl'ff><lll9•11\I '•''"'''I
a:'Zm~ [ttt IS<ll ...., for ... fint ...
correct ........ Oflly. ..-------.. USE THE
..._.for We DAILY PILOT .......................
G-r:al 1002 .. FAST -------
....................... RESULT''
~oE~TS SERVICE ~MABLE LOAN
Mtn. retreat Jbr, t,,..ba. DIRECTORY
spa, deck, view 2F /P For Result
Warm/Woody. $84,500. Service Call
Two-Story S Br, J ba
A1mOllt 3000 sq n. Ba ck
e.y loc. Owner will help
flna.Dce Ask.a.ag $125.000.
CdM Begonia Pr Joe 642-5678 RIUERRW.TY
546-0114
hse+oew u.oit. Agt. Russ ht. l22
Flynn. 873-311.5 Want Ada CallM2·5678
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Regarding
calitornia State Health Plan
1980 • 1985
The purpose of the Callfomla State Health Plan
(Volume I> Is to provide objective direction to the
people of Callfornle in determining the future of their health care system. The Plan presents a com-prehensive set of recommendations to gu1de enhance-
ment of health and Improvement In health services In
the State over the next five years.
PUBLIC COMMENTS
A public hearing will be conducted at the following
location to receive verbal and written comments and
will begin at 2:00 p.m. with a second hearing on the
same day at the same location beginning at 7:00 p.m.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1980
SANTA ANA CITY HALL
Council Chambers
20 Civic Center Plaza
Santa Ana, CA
Additional Locations for Public Hearings
Compton Riversjde Salinas
Eureka Sacramento Santa Barbara
Los Angeles San Diego Santa Rosa
Modesto San Francisco Valencia
Monterey Park San Jose Van Nuys
Redding San Leandro Visalia
Copies of the Plan will be available after January 1,
1980 for review during normal business hours at the
fol lowing locations.
OFFICE OF STATEWIDE HEALTH
PLANNING ANO DEVELOPMENT
714 P Street, Room 1050
Sacramento, CA 9S8U
DIVISION OF FACILITIES DEVELOPMENT
OFFICE OF STATEWIDE HEALTH
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT
107 South Broadway, Room 6015
Los Angeles, CA 90012
..
ORANGE COUNTY HEAL TH PLANNING
COUNCIL
202 Fashion Lane, SUite 219
Tustin, CA
ANAHEIM PUBLIC LIBRARY
500 West Broadway
Anaheim, CA
GARDEN GROVE REGIONAL LI BRA RY
11200 Stanford Avenue
Garden Grove, CA
·Comrnenb wm be eccepted thrOUOh FebrUary 20,
1980. Pleese send written comments and other writ-ten ~Ive mattrlet, requests for a toPY ot the
Plan, and~ fOr dates of other hlerlnos to:
Ol'PIC• Ol':ITATEWID• H•ALTH
PLANNING ANDDl!Yl!LOP::NT
714 P STREET· ROOM 1
SACRAMBN.!9t. CA· '5114 (t16) DHGI
.. llA&. ISTA Tl DCB' NCI UICI 194f
COMI WITH US ..... COSTA WISA
C'"ttal•l 6 0..... udu ... 1h1 , .... ._ za3••..._ ........... ftz.,~ ........... c ..... ...., locllhd. ,,3 .,.. ....... o,_ M/W/S-t-4:10 • • • . • • • Sta ..... s 115,000
NEWPORT BEACH
AaAHOOHID
COUEGE PARK
ISTATl
Elegant J bedroom. 2
bath. family room hume,
with 2 f1replaccs, u
swnable ~.000 91'1'1
Loan. Owner Ao1t1o us
Olli DOW, 546--ZllJ
Ol'f"'I l!f fJ • 1t 'l IL'' I ff'•" t
759-0811
CMANI'
1800 Sq.Ft.
S12.800
Spectacular 1800lq ft
home! 2 aiant bedrooms, 2 baths, huge s unny
family room. cracklln.:
f'lrepUce, elegant dt.nJ.D&
room , country -ty pe
kitchen. aervice le laun
dry room , garden cov·
o/ 'newl"'rl
REALTORS
675-5511
OM IAYAD"'=.,..... ,_..... ..... hfr
•:-~ ........... ..
..................... ..W ... a .. arpet. ..... ' ........ ~···· .. ..., ............... _ ......... ..., ..... .......... ,..,., .......... .......
SllS.000.
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tao.I ,..,. tr.. .... ~I .... IAY VllW
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www ullu for Nl•fa' !? lmr,thn..,. ....................... ~ .. ...,...,
Mttlllg roo-. c--. ..... --of • kW. SSlS,000.
COLE OF NEWPORT llALTOllS
25 t S !. Coest Hwy .. COi-.. W.-
675-5511 [~li&HI e r e d p a t 1 o , 0 w n e r ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! de!penite' VA Tenns. or -=
OCEAHFltOMT
CONDO
2 Bdrma., 2 baths:
11«Unly bldg. Vacant.
AsswDe 19),000 ~<\. VA
loan. Call now 54&-Z313
Ol'fN Ir'"'• f ·•• f I
[~IAHid = ~~ocy. Sub *VETS* &n-3663 673-8926 Eves
associated-~
RllOl(fllS-l!EAl T011 S
l Ul\ ''" lolboo .,J.)66)
UM Yow Elqlbility
NOW NO OOWN
WANS TO $100,000
LOW lNT RATE Let us
show you how to Qualify.
TcA to l.d Carpet -------•1 Weu.t. 754-1202 ASSUME LOAN
Prine1pala only Low
down payment. low lo·
tS9t rate, xlnt OraJ11e
Cb. loeaUon.. Call DOW!
l!EBM
taYM
YIU.AM<>'
NOllMWOOO
NEW CUSTOM
HOME
This quality home
features 4 bedrooms,
2'h baths, family
room. tnple garage
w 1opene r gas
appliances w it h
mi cro w ave,
compac t or,
da .,,hwa<;hrr.
conttnuf)us cleaning
oven fkoauurul L1led
bath ceda r ~hake
roof, wood siding
and much more
A s::. u ma ble loan
readv to mov r In
01rt>red ai $165.ooo.
RCTaylorCo
040· ':>117.
Redhill~Re.1lty
I 1J11 ~t'.llt\ I !IJj,·I' .
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UDO
3 Bdnna., 2 baU., with eepuat. apt. On Udo
laJe. Owner Vfll'1 flexible
an fiDaDeml. A reaJ ateaJ
at ICl>.000. or imke ol·
(er.
And the sound of
the surf is yours to
enjo y w /t'h1 s
custom 4 Bdrm No
Laguna horpP 011 the ocean side of.
hwy i\ pr1celec;s
locatmn $449.000
nt~IM~
Location in Baycrest. 5 Bedroom
home, large fa mily room and
formal dining room. Three car
garage, pool size lot plus the
availability or financing for a
PRIME selling pnce of $375,000.
IN NEWPORTC•NTER
~ 644-9060
macneb I Irvine
realty
A IUISIDtAtrl <W
THI IRVINI COMPANY
.. CAMYOMI Lovely .. aarden bome'' on
extr•·lg. lot w/prlvacyf f An
expanded Broad~oor Plan
. 3 . • , offerinl aame rm, 2BRI •
bath In additlOD to tbe oriliaal
4Bfta I& tamll.Y rm. LoVelJ pOol •
ipa -atrium• 6 patl09. kar
11ra1•. saas.ooo. CU-u> L YNHE V ALENTlNE 6H GOO
KISS
I.be lawnmower 1oodbye
Move uuo the r~f ree
hie. emoYed W1lb thUI am
maculat.e 2 Bdrm. 2 ba . 2
yr o"1 condo Lge bdnns.
earthtooe cpt.s, fenced
palio .._ c:ommuruty pool.
spa and tenoaa Super
location Only $85,000
call today 979-S370
ALLSTATE
REAJ..TORS
LAKE rAD TOWBS
LoMeta.S-D~
PlmoramJc VJeW ol ru.u..
.,U CIOW"N. Lake Mur·
ray Near all r ec
facilillea. Fle uble
terms. 115.(JOO •
~=u.
STIPS TO llACH
$147,500
Faotaauc ln<"ora ton
home! Warm w ood
pa.nebn&, rai5ed formal chnin& room, gourmet kite~ with beamed
ce1hn11. It' para t e
brea.ktaat area. secluded
pabo. 2Dd Story ho6ts 4
Queen·alze bed rooms
s pecta cular ma at e r
11\ate. Pnce Jtal reduced
122,000. Ca JI Now a.snn
()l't Al 9 • t \ f U-. '"' fll ,,_ I
[~lflMMI
PIMMSULA
'°'"' Wll&erfroal. ~ ,,... ol Qnnel; 2 atol'y
g Bdrm ma...,.,, buae
family room •/Wet bar
UDO ISi. ... owww 1oob w.aer. ElLOl&c e• wide A Laumculately ~ llllite w /IW'l•Me
r.._ •• .-.. ... _~·t in palio, boatallp too. -._. """...,.. OwDer' •nxbw. S..bm.tt tautifW Mediternnean off8s ,_71n
OaYor. Ask.mg SllS.500 " """' '" q. ,, \. ,. • , .... '. ~1SJMm I~ IJV$tll
CE
llDlll ILlllS CD.
OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE
u.cH FAMILY?
Spacious Foor Bt-droom -+-family Room
Jlu1et• Muter Rt'droom On A Qu1f't
Cul de·Sac Hard To f'and A Bettt>r Homf'
For A Lar,f' f'am1Jy At ThL.5 r\ttractl\t'
Prtce Of SI U,900 .
·--............ 631-1800
Ill DOYB HIVI
DESllAILI HBITAM
PAii LOCATION .. ,., tM Cl P •lty ,_t ....... .._." ...... ,... ... ....., ,..... ,.. ...
f re• •f Ill• ••l•t••••c• •Heclllhd -wfttl If. nft J
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OWt• WU. ......ell Out c1 area owner will finance this 4
bedroom Back Bay home priced at
$238.000. 2 brick fireplaces, large cul
de sac lot and super central location .
Price again: $238,000 and owner will
finance!
U~IC>UI: fi()Ml:S
REAL TORS•. 875.0000
2443 East Co111 H91~v. Corona det Mar
Wl :~l.FY '.'-:
TAYLOR CO.
H l·:t\ l.T< JHS . . !'>I llCI' l ~MO
..... SHOllS OCW .. OMf
A fantastic view of the beaut. blue
Pacific. Private steps from your own
door to the c o mmunity beach .
E xclusive area with a 24-bour security
gate. Spacious contemporary borne
with 4 bdrms. formal dinina, fam rm.
recreation rm, study, 3~ baths. Spa &
buill·lD fish aquanum. $1,200,000.
WISLEY M. rAnoa co .. IW.TC>aS
2111 S.Jo•• I .......
"~ cema....... 644-4910
4 .... OCIAM YllW. Utt,OOI
... and it's in Newport Beach!
Hugging the cllf& above tbe Harbor!
Separate mast.er suite upetain, big
game room down. 3 decks. 3 baths and
alm05t 3000 sq. ft. A real Unique
Home at JUSl $219,000.
U~IC)UI: fi()Ml:i
REAL TORS-. 675-6000
2443 East Coast HIQhwav. Coro,,. def Mar
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671-4900
PASTIIAL VIEW-SUftl C.rl
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cellent location
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BALBOA ISLAND
REALTY
673-8700
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• 675-7060.
ASSUMAllE LOAN
Sharp 3 Bdrm home with
1.10 ui.um<iblc tst and
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ALLSTATE
REALTORS
Cap1trano leach I 0 11 •••••••••••••••••••••••
ST A.RT'Ell HOME
2 Bdrm I Bu 1n lh1s
tugbi)' 11p1trad1o·1\ mow
in C'(ll\llilmn ho1m Only
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SpecturulJr IK'f'an \ lt'W
blulf h1l .tmon;: IJlflt'
tree-J twdroom J bath
$340,000
leach Road Reatty
496--0998
rARTYPAD
Stlpn :.w1mmm1< pool
Absolute pnvory + \ 1ew
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l..i(e JZan.1f/.c +. HV purk g
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'tlus pnced lo !>ell l'i>lY
Qil( d14>lex LS BWlllltni
jUll the right owner to
make rt bloaom Try a
contratt ol sale on thu
hoUday itpt'('uil SI 79,500
llOGSS HAL TY
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Co.ta MHc1 I 0 24 •••••••••••••••••••••••
DECOU TORS
DREAM nu. .. beauufully derorat·
td rondo neur So C-0ai1l
P1aui fealure<i 2 Bdrm. :!
bath. nl'W <"Urpt>t~. wall
rovl'TJn l('I r1'ram11
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• • REALTORS
3 BDRM. :! bJ fp11·r
$80 000 $IO l>lJ(I rl w n
S61XJ pt'r mo 011. nr ,\ !.'l
752 9023
HEW LISTING
EA.STSIDE
OAK GLEN
D1st1nrt1vt! new 2
bedroom 21-a hu rnn
domuuwns Wl.!l!«l
251.8 Elden Ave. C.M
642 6734
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MOMI & IMCOMI
2 ltoules, "no-. down. wlll carry at io•_.. aooe. Mi-Cllm
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2 ltory. 3 Br. l\.<J ba,
rrp1c .• inc lake. pools, .taeum. • tan1I Occupy
lmmed Auumable
91.IOO Call ~ or
96UT50
Woodbndae 2Br. 2Ba.
ffllk lyr new Askiat
S8t.900 by owner
M0-09:50.~
Walker t lr.e
-~ ,t • HERITAGE . . REALTORS
OVER 100 IN-HOUSE LISTINGS.
Everything from ho&OeS & fourplexes
to bldl• with nearly ~ ot them la·
come properties. Call one ~ our pro-
f essu.tal ataff. Larae enouah to aerv~.
small enouah to care.
qtlAIL PLACE
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CULVaDALl WATB fllOHT Spectacular Harbor Nice 2Br Codrh, clean AXER
$72,500
Collette Park .. r~d J
bdrm borne. Nt'Cds :.ome
work but at tlu.'I pn<'e 1t ~rves your qwck at
tent1on Chel'k 1t out'
045-7221
WHtcliff RHlty
5k Dn. 3 ldnn
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OCEAN VIEW cmmo
3 Bed. z•, bath
Pool&Jaru111
$1l7.500Agt
541.0100
llOUSEFORSALt.
BY OWNER
4Br. pool. Mesa Dt-1 Mar
Area. farm at S110.000
SJ},000 clwn. l)wner Will
ftnance . Pr1n o nl y
612 990~ d) • ., S5!1 9020
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3 Bdrm. new C'arpets, new S-Ull, UJtenor •ex
Ler1or Tol<il prt<'~
$81.500 Won't last
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Spe<'lacular hilltop
ho~ 2012 3206 '>11 fl
l 1oi.t• lo M ann.1 St•l\ u
Rd & Callt> L.i Pnm.1 wra SlW.000 lo S24~> ooo
831·354-0, "93-4006 Bldr
:JJllJ "" ft of up11r.1d1•0,
Two-.,tun 4 Bdrm l'
8.1 of pre.l1.l{wus In 1ni:
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bea1 ht!~ & h;irt111r
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and City lJ~hlS ;! Rdrm. :.!
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1154 '¥J0 Con La rt :-tor m
Ph1lllps. West l'oo1~t
Parll1c R E 831·2600
MEW DUPLEX
5185,000!
0: ean vie~ Walk LO tx.h
Joan, Agt 496 8497
" Bdrm, I story bome ..,,. ... 1nr ~Condo. 2br Selim& C.M Patil nr shoppmg
'<lnl cu.I cir ~ac loc.1 vvw--by owner $325.000 a, bch. low'•puN rent.
uoo. Ubldt> ~lrt>t•l Goud Sp.nous z + 3 bdrm un ~m. $1 I . :, ti 0 I D z 5 l ' 3 I
value' N~ pam\ and 'U o n l ht' be~ ch -----TortoLw Mob1k llom~ llllldl>~:apm11 5105,000 Reroarkable income dr SHORT 9T2·1Klt
invHtmt>nl potential
64i.5200
Asswnable
Loan
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Ir' 101:'-. Uni\ l'drk
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or for J 1>(1•ntlem.tn
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EMERALDIAY LOT
___ 700-0715 __ _
c&ITaAL LAGUMA
1\J(ked amon~ lr..es. 2
bdnn . 2 bath home .. ·1th
a~ loft. the qw~
totc:luded de« mall~ 1l
C-5) tu entertain RIH'5ls
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lmmat:ulate humt• .. 1th
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s,arde~ Pnm1• l0tal1on
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CHARMING
... IMSULA
Rare oomer lot Ca II lo· Of
day to mate your ilP MONEY?
pcnntm~nt to pr~v 1ew
w i the listing ofr1<'e
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2 Buullfu.I Well Appomt
t'd On the Watt•r
f>ropert l~S $995 ,000 &
$Z l m.tllioo By appt
*cote Realty
& ln,~lmf'tll
640-5777
HARBOR VIEW HOM ES
Beawfw lg 5 bd , ASSO("
pool Patnck Tenore
631121!6
EASTR..Uff
5 Br. J 1>11 home. shalll' root. chotce <'Om\'r loco1
uoo 01.<erlook1n,ll p .. r k
~ 11 now any ttm~
Sl87.300 IOf~ ... 541-nzt
HEWPOtlT HB4iHT'S
Cbarmlna spac1ou1 2 llGl'Y. 3 Bdrm. famtly.
dlmng room. large liVUlC room K uter 11ate with
2 derb and spa<'1ou1
rrurrored baths Wum
woods bnr ll and s~
Wit h owner r1n ttnr1ng
you coWd s41ve SlOOO's
Spa.cM>Ul> 4 br. Cam rm .
<hn rm. We5trllff home
Vacant. so owner u, anx
IOI.IS <.:al I ~ il2 I
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ly ~'esLcl1ff l'Xl'Cut1ve
3.0) ~ rt hom4!. h1&3l'
bonus room L1nd.i
631.utM. M£>..5'a
642-5200
Truly a dttoraton de·~~~~~~~~~ hghl f'or details <' .. II 1:
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~•»HERITAGE
• • REALTORS
.f FAMY ASTIC
TERMS
Only SI0.000 tur mor~· 1
down on 3 Rr. 21><1 t'll
t>cul1vt• home 1n prr
~u111ou.s Harbor \: ll'~
1219.50> Owner 541-0210
UDOISU
2 St> rarly Ca bf J BR
drt\ 3 ba 11 .. rm \lj fpl,
& lwamt>d cell Cot)
palao Walk to tw.u h
<'IUb & lt'nn1~ f,Hll
1315.Wl Call
MlSSIOl\i RJ::ALTY
d4-07Jl ---
SA.CRIFfCE
$7.SOO DOWN
JBr. pool, JB<'UUI, IS·
SU~ bal Of $175,000 ., S03ll
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Costa ~~·
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two udd.!. 1~ 90 \'dlue 1
lo
Spcwts • V acotiotl
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Jan 5lh thnJ 13th
Ana.hc1m Convention
Cenlt'r
Tldtets m.1 )' bt' (')JI med
by calling 6(2 56'ill. e .l l m
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NP'T CR~ICONOO
JBR. J8C'Ulll, pool. \1m
ru.<1 lroot pnme locatK>n,
ocn & Catalana view
C~aU\e flll..nt· al UY,
au1l Pnn onl) Agt
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Super 4 Bdrm. 3 balh
ran<'h homl' 20'(40
f rftSly~ pool )11 a.ny u
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l''JNANCE
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lfifoe watioft Cetttff
CALLUS 66'·1021
B. TORO
19i2 H1l krl">I 20'<6() JBr
28J. 1\( J} r bl• on 'Pa<'t'
l'\'11l pet.!. OK '• ~ldr park
n r l .. k 1· F 11 r t ' I
IJ P'lb<4l1 7 1 Tnrt111'e
Mobil..-Home-; 972 ~21
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lrit'ndl> n• l~hlHH"'
'tou II lo,,· ll' 1211.511
w1l2xl2 ld<'lOC} add on
rarruly room taq(t! sun
n y k 1 t c h ,. n . :. u p e r
~tered covered piillO
&~ yilt'd for 1terden or
lawn carport for 3 car:.
Mo vt· 1n befort'
OUutmu:.
COSTA MESA
~wide ~<'helor pafl
lBr. 1.Ba, 5 m1 from bth .
pets OK. as spac.: rent CR1111 Torta.5e Mobile
Horm&t72-3421
i'O Budd' l2x40' w '8x20.
f:.xpando SJ 7 .SOO Cos la
Ml'l>il f'am1ly Park.
~ 2865 s.54·21661
........ Properly 1400 .......................
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Locatiolt
Nfowly remod4!1ed shop-
p1n~ <'t'Oter In CO.,la
"''5a h.a.s !>Wles lh a1la
bl., for 1mml'd1ale oc
C'\IP'IOC)' from 4o84> 1440 :;q
fl S.,.vt•ral ha:. 2 en
lrll.M.~. some have new
carpet:. & pamLmK Call
Paula S Kalt At:l
2L31464453ll
for le.a:.e 750 sq fl of re
truJ ~pare 1J1 South Hunt
~on ~-4Slb ----eo..do.iahHft~ fT OWft. ._...for lalit I 700 .......................
LOW tNTE:REST
'"'"'LocoticMt Take <TVer &ow Ulteresl
~loan' Several choice
1 2 bt droom condo
homes UI popular Spr·
1na:. community 1n
l.rvme Lall~. streams .
tenus. lush landscapmg
fTom 161,950.
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Oiamunit 4 br PtruMula
home Good assumable
5UbJeCt lo 10~ loan
Walk to bay & beach
Jual ll.<1Led 641-7711
BIG CANYON
lnlS Owner '*'" earn 2nd. 6ll 23U. Agt Phone today (pnn only I
~1434 (Broiler I ·················•··•·· Try VA
TibwOft CCMldo
fk>nus rm. 3 Brm 2'1ba.
highly upgradt>d. Agl
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atmo&sibett. secunty of
guarded community. etepnc~ of Bordeaux
Towu.bouse. Immediate
posaeu100. call us for
more details on this
f lbulolal home I
lttloflofttW~
Pre1ua1ou1 It v1oa on
iolf<'our se. Private
beach Great terau. Buy
now 1140.000. Cont•ct
Wellt Coast Pac tile R. E
831 aK>O
over your yacht lD Uus
prest1a1ous Oceanside
condomuuum bvltlg on
t.he water. Only $170.000
m Uus complete security
projt>rt with all
amenities. Coouct West
Coast Pacific R . E.
831·3!!00
SYCAMORE GLEN
IRAMDMEW
Fabulous. large 3 bd, 2"'2
ba. Qu•lltY townbome
condomutiums Only ti av~. Sl08,9llO. M30
SaDla Ana A on. 6424134.
STOP!!
TUe time to relu and
llq>at home. It's 11mple
wttb Dally Pilot
Claulfied Ads. And if
you have IO!Deth!nt to H ll , call a rrlendlJ
C!aulfied Ad· Vlaor et ..,.
t-.t1iP4.on t.och I 040 •••••••••••••••••••••••
SUsnAY
Bea~1rul Jbr . 2ba, Con do W /Ser gale. poot,
spa, t.ennls ii volleybull
crts Short walk lo the
beach.
Park Place Inc. 842-7 46 \
MICl&MEAT
3br. l~ba. oear 1bt1
ahoppinl • fwy access
Pnced •lonb' 915.:IOO Part Plaee.IDc. 8'2· 7461
<:.-MIN 1024 ............ 1 ••••••••••
816 CANYON
Speclacular ioll course
elll.a~ 8600 IQ ft. .. to 6
Bdrms. S\.\ baths Pool
and spa. u.m.ooo
Tll STARNES CO.
673-7161
Cf.I Coldwell Banker
....... 1010 ....................... "'=-""m•H+, 2000 .......................
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do·n osen
roaltor..
FOILIASI
Nl9' J bedrucm 2 Mm
home. 11.taalOD I.aka •Country Clab. Oolf
......._pool. BeaU1lf~
landscaped, no maln·
U!DaDCe yard.
9llJ() Clubhouse Rd.
Desert Hot Spnnp
213-378-2512
.1 sso c i af t~d
*2 Br. 1 ba cc.do •. So .
eo.t Plaza New eTl'U.
~. AIC. pool. MCUrlty
pt.e. Ctuldren «*. oo .-a. $tll0. S4.5-$Ul or
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zw. eleaa. Jin new.
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11 r ,. • .._. 3140 .......................
•E.UXE•
CAllD APT.
2 Ir, M191.,,,
Jpaals
Oownid car por1
mdol!pta.,88Q'• dme to,.,.. bcba n:;r.-::: .... .w__.
147-6064
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:Ir. Zlle. studio. ~&r. (rpc.
DOpeb. selilo ss.un 7S2 7f7 4
2br, l.ba. IArle peOo. 1ar.
ffllk' So Pns S38S Mo
S31-Di7, 1s. 7414
lt'TS. a Br. 2 ba. encl . caner. fJ'llk. aJJ bltm.
aew C!"'9 W ID~
1SL..... "2 l8ID ..... ,.Ma
l • ... I Br. lW. Ila
SS. Paibe. fri*. ~ ......_a.ad.rm•· Nr. Huolio(\oo Harbour
ltm'l J lb ~le. MM807
~2 Bdnn.1•., Ba.up
per iat. aanee. $4.SO.
~A#JGl·~
***
~NT.Leet Br.
l ........... 9'50/mO.
IOUJl orlTS4HI
s.a • ,..,, .......................
....................... -. z Br, l~ ba. pool. ..... .... ~.•--e. cmla.·UllW . ._
0.-. IDtJ -llZI
l.anac. ......... ..tult
eoedo. Peta O~.Pool .
p!lbo. ....... ~
AA..lPll.
So ~ Pl&&a.. l Br, ells
eaado Sl5D Spa. aacma.
pool Adil no pet.
~.m..azas
... ................... .
Sali1d Villln
New 16:2 a*m-.::W")'
adlatt apta i.o 14 11'-m
from $.3$0, 2 bdrcn '° :M ,. ... from SM» + ..... .__.....,au..,
~ G-far~c!"f.! a;;.;;; drift Nart.b ....... •dllMla ........ lldeMm to S.awlad VUla1e . (JM~
-4IOO .......................
Bednn lD IBr Coado.
-~a 11*7 priv. P'•m pref 'd, help
-~ Sl.50.mo. uw in-d. 77$-UTS.
Z8I' Z8a TOW1l.bH Ape.
patjo, pr, adult.I. DO
pela. dat U'M. doM '° traup. Etre<tive reot s:m.-.im --------800M w /b.lt.b. lttebea
I' M fa prt~. ar bm. Wort-Hw 3 I ll42 ... i..cty. ~ et-0077 ....................... ~-
Di*le a.c:b CICl9do. .... --='---------
...... l&ell9 '°bead!. bom for ml I.a CK poal.. 111'$.. ..an home. AYallable DOW ... , ......... :-':°'· .... -...
el I I I I I I I I e •I I I I....... f'19 -~J:IO .......................
PALM SPIUNOS. CA
(D(DO RENTALS
I
1
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Yne• Rabi ..... .,.
....... .......................
8epall' • Reroof. All
t1pea·1ltln1l••· roa.hak•·eompo·t•r.
..... ..... "1·5819 .....
AYllil.
......... 4JOO • ....,. 4150 Mm1tea..-1025 lt.,&'-d 5300 Ptl •• IJIO thtpW•IH 7100 ~._.W_.... 7100 HllpWlllhd 7100 HllpWCllhd 7100 ....................... ......................... ....................... ....................... ....................... ....................... ... ................... . ....................... .. .................... .
...,....., A...W dtpoltt. • I 0 t.11.0'1>
wt fi YiDI H peHH I mo. to mo. dock bl'h. JQc
Profeulooally uncc IQ tt nr ~IH•r & llarLor
mL HOUSIMA ns MS-3UU or s.tJ-4086
132-4134 ._.. WC!f':fed 4600
'JWD to abr w /same, non-
nmoker. nice 2Bdrm lba
lllll, S2C)O. Alys la 835-3514.
•••••••••••••••••••••••
Wanted lbr, apt on
HU D.inH.8.
53&-1939
adrm bae to •hr with ~bedroom cottage ln
M(I. S20011o+~utU. ln quiet s pot In Laguna
c.11. Evei56'2 7005Cbria. Beach, C.Orooa 1~el Mar
3rd rmmte needed for me.4Br house. Pool, t.en
.. ocean 2 bib, N.U
~.
Share ~ of lge home ln
Woodlwidp nxt to Lake
facility. Unfum. Sep. lvi. fs dng. rms. 2 bdn11,
fgf} be. Muat mamtain h
f,ardenin&. S3SO " cine clep. Re-fs req. Eves
~
or C-Oc.ta Men for SJOO or
less Quiet an:fl f-ssen-
u11I. Write 1.t.J I s:;J, <' /o
The Dally Pilot
Newspaper , P 0. e >lt
1::.60. Costa Mesa, CA
112626 or telepho.1e
873-'1654.
Rellred woman. sm nll
furn. apt Nwpt Bch
area. Nr transportatJon
6.11-1179
Upstairs llv rm. bdrm. ~1jtn•H'/
JM. beth. kitchen pnv. fincmCe Mesa Verde <CM) home -·•••••••••••••••••••
Prefer quiet professional ~..._.1."" n o n -smoker . $27 0 ._.......-., SOOS
furn.-$250 unfurn . •••••••••••••••••••••••
se.mz. ***
11/F to lhr, 2'00 sq ft.,
new, Tmtle Rock, Irvine,
home. Pool, tenDl8, j ac.
$2"156shr utll. 851-~.
WflltwF.Un.•
46"1·E flit her SL
Costa Plcsa
You are the winner or
two ticket.I ($5.90 v11lue >
M/P', look for or will oc to
cupy with, must have Sports· Vacation
good job w /steady in· & RV Show
come. Neat. qwet Bch Jan 5t.h thru JJth
area from Nwpt to Dana Anaheim C.OnvenUoo
Pt. ""--Center __ .,,_,.,...-'-, ~ ___ 7 ___ , Tickets may be claimed
OHlc:e R...tal 4400 by calling 6'2 5671l, ext ....................... Z72
1 oc 2 Rm Suitel from $75. * * * :.:00 lllh Sl. Call Tum ......, to Lo. S02S
PresU1lous Newport
Center office space,
avail. mid January
Spacious ground rloor
.......................
SWl~l.OAHS
and
2Dd Trust Deed Loans oo
residential property
Cmtomized lo meet
youroeeds!
R.E. DCl'T.
SAHTIAGO SANK
714~ 5200
suite. Includes recep· ----~---tioa1al, secretary space,
conference room ,
Ubnry, kilcben, copier,
atora1e Call Debbie,
7$91118
1501 w.teurr Dr. approx
700 IQ IL. will bui Id lo
awl, ample parking,
Jotm F\aber6"2·31ll.
UDOISUHD
Brick orrice buildlne. •P-sana. 1300 IQ. ft. Fen~ ,,_ ~. Presently nm1ec1. AatiDg aor IQ. tt.
~or evea 758--0344
I MOAtHllNT
Eaecuthe offices.
airport area. Up to 1280
lq. ft. New CrpU fs dr]J9.
Call DOW. 557-7010.
JZl5Sq. P\. tlllll8 mo.
1117Weltdl.ff, N.8.
Apat. SU ·5032
INEED
IMONEY
• CRIDITHO
PRO II.EM
2M & lrd TD loans
971-6531
Arranged by
Coad .... Locm5
CASH FAST 2Ddl. 3nil, Swings
O>llaterallutioos
Mobile Home Loans
CREDIT-NO PROBLEM
Broten Welcome
541.9375
l:IDlc. oles. 2251Q. ft. from Jl1nd -what you want in
SJ.IO, Sec:y aerv avall, n.uJPUotClualfieds
jlllllori.al lDcl. 557-7010. .
WTD .. tolSole
Of AppralMd Value
Swl.D1'5. I t. Reli 's, etc
REAL EST ATI!: LOAN
(.()
L()ST. Dot. blt sborthr, ~. ~a~e by Steff, APT 11.ANACEll-&mi re·
LS Iba Fem name or "P~t Llc'd ~ral>~. N .R.1-9. tired couple for SS u.nJta,
ty", vie South Laguna Apqt011lyf>482817 CM. (21.J)~JISI, C714)
HEWARD 11>494·~ MASSAGE!>tmpauco' 642-507J
Your 1t.1i>~l:'ur
~ Operator, US ... •
t tnl wanted for a bop
owaer in Newport area
Fa1blon con1c1oua
6.ll·llal
m4 l673 l?31 Lost Indy's diamond din
(714 )760 1934 Der nn&, Vil' Balbod liay
_CalHo rrua Rroker Club. Dec l.8lh Reward.
LC\ BoW .~m••s
Out.call:.~ .. : 1, 494 5111
AIR CLERK lor busy
priV1de club 10 lt_,y up lb.'11 worker. wat.erfroat
'"''d. ~ esper1eoce Wood re
pain & eqwpment lo
gUat)orw. 87S-5*13 Mmtc31!gH, Trmt 67S.8617 ____ _ KJm'5 o.tcall
951-9121 DMdi 5035 um DOG: Det·. Ill, Vic
••••-••••••••••••••••• POMONA. C.M Friend Exciting Phone Calli.
Auen•l 1 r• Trolnff
lmmed Openin1. wlll tr.uo,N B ~JI. Bookkeeper, exp for
Sattler MhJ. Co. ly male Te mer /Oob1c
All types of real estate nux ICEARTDROKEN Wt! 8rt' for r-•111 Try U!I
Fone·A Fr1tnd 5St! 2441 lnvestmrnl3s1nce 1949 CAl.L~?7.
Spedaltdng • ----z.dTDi L<•-.t Fem l't>r .. 1:111
1 r" S1am1•'ie cat 'C.1tor'
MJCt-:tU.E'S
•O...tca!I• 642 21 _I_ 5~~ .!...!. Cull i\nnettc 54!1 !l"i".!7. llA 'l 2.AM 83S :J749
15% ~.000 bt T D. well 97:! 01~. FOXX SHOP secured w /3Umos PJY
c:lf. Owner. 714~-lMZ
For Sale 2nd
T 0 $23,000 Jyr t2r., tn
terest ~av1ew hm Npl
Bch. 20', discount M
Barrack 714-WO 1669 or
7TI· 75.'.? 11C17
••....•......•.....•...
5100
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PENNY
PINCHER
ADS
O~LY $2
Sell any Item « rom-
bina• •Oil or 1lems f(lf' f7$
or le~s w1lh a Penny
Pincher Ad 3 lmn for 2
con.secUU\P days Each
91\dillanal UM 1s 60" for lbe 2 days Charge 1l !
No commercial ads
For more Information
and to place your i.d call
642-5678
fneJunket F11r hta
Everyday to I.a'I Vl'gas
Via Sdil'du'•-.,1 A1r:tnl"'S
For ln!orwat.ion Call
S21-d970 (213 )776-(1100
LoJ&Fo.d 53C&> •••••••••••••••••••••••
UWARD
Lo1t. Lady "'! wal<'h
w/blu:! fac-e"", l(c>ltl band al
F11sh1on h •and on 12 :?2
Ca 11 6'7S-8 l.39 an 6
f"lund. Sm Gilt & Wht Spr·
mger f)r COC'ker Spaniel.
\1. w,,11 dipped, no tags.
m.«123 CdM
1"5T Dec Z2, ~old kt•y
r1n1: w /3 ltP v:.,
R!:W\H[) 7f-.0 0914
f'O\ NU Golden
~ln t>H•r ln.'lh Seller .
lyr ultl llu choke ch.im.
SA II~ 631--45:}1 ---
Found Blk le wht Husky.
M. l 2yrs , Sprinl'dale &
t:wnger in H.B 846 76'\8
f"OUN D Gtrl 's bike
Cro\e Pl, CM Call to
1dtnufy, S48·2429 aft 2
PM.
ESCORTS
Onenlal.!>, t11ll blonde5,
full fi;;ure muJeb Out
call 8'!16-294 l
PHYSIC READER
KEMO w11l a<i VIM' on any
problem:. you have Sht-
wiU olff'r you 3 readln•".•
OliPr t. I• µ"nnr J Ph) 'll
2 I .ir•1l C1 r1li. J \d
vb1 ~ 1 for all. MuH
ha·P )"''r µhone nn, lH
nJO•l ·" t>1r' •1 -111r Cvn l.lct hemo .it lJIS 7tl00 e>r
9001 :-<>ql.k. I IJr, Apt~.
Cl.11.:Am
O;!rUng Joy~ Thank you
arid the ramlly for the
\hnstma!> llol11J.iys I
love you Ron ---
Will The REAL Donolian
Lettch please st;.ind up"
~
· --Attention I am pre"nant,
Found: 12/24 Lari~e. wht, foreign and hPallh) I
f em . d o& Al 1C'1 a cannot tak(' ran-or my
Parkway & 15,M 1sa1on hab\ Nt-l'd Jtlopt1on-
Viejo. No Injuries. 4991fi37 /\t'llte ~&
531·'19'73 Dokl11 after fi PM
LOST: Wallet, red suede. Penonal Senlus SUO.
Vona Parlllng Lot, Sao ••••••••••••••••••••• ••
Juan Cap. Reward .
85l·7l7' BRASS KEY REWARD' Fem hilt l..tb
l..<l6t Dec 14 Ownr 1:n ev
Intl Jerry. 972 1795 or
5.s'i-~
Lo:.t C.harcoal Poodle.
12/21, Campus & Bn.'ltol
.l75-Ul31
•be!.Uis;te fsc.orls •
CATERING TO YOl R
SOC:lAL Af'FAIRS
•661-0729•
Nowl-llnng
ri::r-nt& p•:ation .......................
AUTOllOU11
REGlSTER Early All
1·1 to 2 hr.,, $375 to
$45011''1nnlh Xlnl
rnnoiill(hl Wives. re·
tlrPd, dlublllly, alu
~ota Need &d whla. ~Slll8or 5'().«7.!2
A<\llYSITTER Mature
hu'1)'!11Uer ror 2 Inds 2 or
J tl)"'i per Wttlt M5-91J7
before I :Ji
Bllb~1tter wanted, noo
srno&er. maturt· rel.aa
lilt' l>.iy.!>. San Juan
;u ra. 4 ~1yr old, Ref.!>
Af\Arf5·~1
i31uwn~
GOl.l~EN ST A TE
S~WA.DANI
TU.LEltS
Full llmt· & part time
pc-:l\.ionl .1lic11lable 10 our ~wrt lie»<'b as Hunt ID8tOO Be;u:h Urancbes
Bank experience deslra
ble. but will rons1der rt'
lated l'Xpt'rte nce for
t.rarnee postUolUI
Apply al our Downey
Penoonel Office
Mon Fn 10-12 noon
Go&deo State
Saowa Bao.k
DOS.Pa -..t lfyfl
Dowaey
(%13)1ZS-1Mel
EOE
*
LOAM PROCESSING
a.ru
llmllneton Beach
Office-Lost 12/26. Fem Set·
ter /Lab mix. Short gold
hatr, wht on cheat le paw.
F1ea & choke collar, ndll
med. Sue 631·1168.
831-Ml
Jobi W..e.d, 7075 General clerical dutJes
FOUND ADS
ARE FREE
Call:
642-5678
l..<l6t or Found a pet? Ci.II
Animal Aaa1!>ta nee
J..eaiue. 537 2273, no r ee..:.....
Found or k>et a pet., Call
Special Pals Hotltne.
714/972· lZJS, 2131258 7398
SCRAM-LETS
ANSWERS
Throve -Blasl -
Saucy Sunday -
SHOULDN'T
ln old age one tends to
ror"et lb.logs probably
became be can •t re
member any good re350n whybeSHOULDN.:._~-
.......... 5350 •••••••••••••••••••••••
... ••••••• •• •• • • • • • •• • • 1YPinl, heavy phones.
Uve-in practical nurse,
ger1¥trlcs preferred
Good k>cal references
4»4 2:i08, • 31
Halp Wanhcl 7100 •••••••••••••••••••••••
AcmQnl1ag
''' TE:MPOR.AIY
ASSIGNMENTS
F.arn XTRA Holiday$$$.
Fer Ulforma l10n oo how
you can won a few days
er a few weeks lo earn
t.bat XTRA Caah-call
ta. Work Lbe hours you
have avallabW. ~lllll cieru
For informa Uon,
please contact.
~a0eruu5
8'2·1.S50
USU FE
S..W.&Lo.Asa
lmf Beach Blvd.
Hunlulictoo Beach, Ca
~
*
Equal Opp Ernpl M IF IH Lo!lt Dog Irish Setter
Puppy, 14wks, VIC 15th le
Nwprt Blvd Thurs Eve
Leather collar. Day1
64&4418or Eves 4~
Bookkeepers __ ..._ft
Dau~t.ry ...._
ACCOWltanta TYPIST
l1'0Wlni co. Salary opea.
642-DT
Br eakraat Cook. e1:.
perienced only. LOp pay.
u '-ellent benefit•
Beautiful tie.ch location. ~ bJ penoo 400 s
QJlllt Hwy. Lat Bch. The
Jolly Roca'
C ABINET SHOP
PR O DUCTION
DET Al.LER -Mlllmen
• uaemblen needed Oltm & tract exper rr
qd. Xlnt wages & IX"ne
San Clemente Cabinet
Shop 482 Sfi6 l. 831-8361
CA .. t;;HJER GEN OFC
E1pertenced , P T
S3 c,11 hr Apply THE
EAf.L S PLUMBING.
LS36 Newport Blvd .• CM.
&G 1753
C~HIERS
UTDTEM
Cb.lid care, Jan. 2nd
Reliable. 2 school
ctuldr8l. Calif treWl.Dkle
actm area. 546-mt
Classified
Counter
Sales &
Reception
1be DaLl.y PUot bu an
oper*'I at the mam or-r1 ce f r'Olll rounu-r. Duties
ronmt of cluslfted ad
&Us. recep0oo for t~
company & 1eoeral
dencat wort Muat ty~
4S wpm OD eleclnc aod
be capable ol deallnC wttb tbe pu&lie. Op·
portU11.1t1 for advuce-
meot Ellcellent com
pimy benefit.a.
5100 W, ... --...-• rmu•• 5100 • ,..,......,..,.... ....................... . ...•..........••...... PREGNANT? Caring. A~~ ~St.~
oonftdenUal counseling & CALL OR VISIT TODAY 92l5:ll5. ~-E 0. i:
l"or m&emew pleue eall FW llOODel Office
KMm.utm
OIAMef COAST UJXUBY SUITES
MIS. Ba,Jaid9 Dr. NB
(714 )115.ZJOO PUBLIC NOTICE
ft!ferral Abortion, adop-ROB•RT llA&..-• ,._ ________ ,
Uoo&keepin&. ,.
_APC_AR_E __ 5fT_·_2:5a_,acco111tiiqi DAl.YPILOT
D>W. Bay SL
•
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...... 4410 .......................
,._.. 6affte. apace at .--Ne,...
IOOte1700S.pt.
lllMVDDEbR
Pl.MA JDS.._. V..S. S, C.11.
MMID
COYRGllL zmNoB'°t~ * tll-0771 * ~Qlldw.U r
a.erQukaUStrviee a14i18i::4m
PRE LAW atadat needs -------• tz,000.. WUl do an)'thin&
1A1al. Confldonllal
DVll. P .O. Box 3242,
N.B. Dlill3.
Costa.II .. Equal Oppommlty
Employer
Clerical/Part time Very
bway penooael depart
meal la need or eo
ttnwlaSIJc penoo t.o pro-
oeu company &rouP 10
a.EUTYPIST
fUll ume Neat, mature
orpru.i.ed person. Good woR1J11 cood. 631 3290
CM
auraace cw ma . Euct COAST AL hours or daJS /wk open •
ftexlbla w /work load. Ptna1Vl91 ACJl'ftCY
Ideal A&ua&m for penon WISHIS YOU
w/SChool ap cbildren or & YOU•S
htgb school/coUeee stu-HAPPY HOLIDAYS deots destnll& work aAer .,. ~
achool. Ml.le. duUea 1f 5.,._o55
time perm.lta. Typto& not 1 __ 2790 __ Ha_rbo_r_, C __ M_. __
euentlal
CIMCO
ZBriuaAve Colt.a Meu. CA l2lm
~
CLERICAL . Mature
person. accunte lyptal.
gocxJ Wl1.b f tRW.... lrvt.oe
localiorl C:..11 Ma urine.
James In s urance
~EOE
0.ERlCAL
tllD MONEY?
SEf" NORRELL
TODAY FOR THAT
SPF.QAL JOB'
4'TYPlSTS
•l2ACCTCLERKS
COOING a.EU
Ebtey level poetllon cod-~ editinl orders for iuaon to the com-
puter Fi1ure aptitude l"flQUI~ Other dt:!>tred
quallf1cat1ons tnl'lude:
lmowledge o( 10.ltey. 1)1)-
Ullt 35 wpm" :.ome office
expeneoce
CAMIROMFG
7flll (..1ay Ave. H B
CW Beach S1Garl1eld l
EOE MJF
mputer Programmer.
Rt'Ce!lt basic language.
Expl'r pref I'' time
da)"!'> $800 0 0 E Irv
~-<752
COMTROLUR
Rapidly exp nnd1a1
Oran&e Co Manufac·
lurer ha:; 1mmed. ope9-
mg ror responsible profit
one:nt.ed profess1ontil lo
assume po61llOO ll3 COQ·
lroUer Ca nd1dat.e m uat •180.~RX TYPlSTS have acrounling degree
and be well versed in A~
counting Con trols ,
'11op P••-draef"IU Bud.eels. EDP. and over-.,, all rmancaaJ • acCOWll-No Fee-Paid Vacauom Lili m&mt Call ~ginlJli
Dec 31. S34-1757 . ---l'al1ell c:=:r~e:=: ----.. -~ ="=--~up;~ IRVINI! 1si.-JoOy 8.opr' 400 s Coast
ltO E. tf/F HlrrlAIBdl ----
a.ical
GENERAL OFFICE
TYPISTS
SF.cRETAlll ES
ACCTG CLERJtS
PPBX PULSE
Top Pay No Fee
Paid Wee&ty
COUNTER PERSON -
l'UJJ-Ume ror new print
shop tn Laguna Niguel
Ute typing I& graphic
aru background belpf ul
&'It xm or 49:Ml96S evea.
Coa:tar Hetp
fUU or P rr. Early All &r If
ID•UUIC. Ooam_g sluft.s Av ail. '3.2.5
hr, GREAT Beneflll, m.-642-m> MtF•---------
COUH'TB PlllSOM
at pro1rea11ve rental
Q.ERICAL center bJ Lquna Nleuet. MAS be penooable wUh PER.MAMBn medmlicat aptitude. We Plt#:(·TIMI will tram. Excel beneflts
aft.erooona. Good typiq & career opportunity
skills nece11ar7 . avail.831·2313
=c1~~·• Ca tar,__ b'7 Qeanen. Pall Umt.
a.ERK A/P. I to ' ~ WU1 train. eo.M86
per we*. -pnf 'd. Ap-pAy at 1• l>laeeDUa. todlao Help, need ....._. _ M-· ..,,,.,..,,.,. boJ OC' lirt Lo _...._.. __ ..... _. ____ , do clean-up wort iD of·
Oerb. 7-11. 5.30 PM-nces as like dellv•6'·
llPlll. n.., Wed A Fri. AVaUJan.15. ~5 -'
UPM·7All Sun lbru
Thun. 175 Paularino.
Cll. 751.-.SZ
--
Every Brand New 1979 ... MOBILE and GMC TRI -
A BB's e
-
t 98's t WHILE TH
PRELUDES ACCORD 4 DOORS
74 PINTO WAGON 78 HONDA CIVIC
ing. radio. heater (242PCY) mMI. (336VP8) A&domabc tran~. 81( condlflon-s 1779 A.Jr oond .. radio. heater. 1*9 new. low s4479
76 MERC. COMET 6 CYLINDER 78 MUSTANG T ·TOP 2 + 2
:: ... :-w:,~~:er~!~·,; s2979 :;::e,P';~" !tt ooc:,~·~: s4779 new tires (159POJ) whellS & tires. (645UZVl
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76 MERCURY CAPRI 77 BUICK RIVIERA
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Brand New ACCORD 2 DOOR
5 SPEED (3432) (SME2028794) START AT ONLY
$
"CCORD 2 DOORS
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DRYCLEANIN HOSTESS
COUNTER -Laund Man tbru Prtday, daYs.
n>mat Pluff le Fold. Fu W\ll \l'aln. N1IJjy blwn S.5
•r part-lime NB . at Coco's l\.Stauraot
'73-1880. 4NT llcAltbur Blvd, NB. ~--------1 ~
SLECTRONJC AS·---------------'-----IEMJll .p;as..aJJ pbua, HoaMbeper /Live-in for Office
•lary commensurate fatber 111 J Yr. old boy. llAln
with ex per. Eo1llab Non-amlr r d rl Yer. An uppu1towt1".li.t. m
fpealdnc preferred. mean. ~-Tu.. oil °" tuy F~ lalaad AJbr9 Elec:troalea 31118-L Nleebdl. fl6me. 875-3798. office for a talented
Alrway Ave C II pence wbo wt.bes to ' ., . . ID.JSEKEEPER-live-ta. work 20-25 hrs/wHk
B.lCTaJCIAM must drive, in aood w,.._ venation due to
Slqlerlenced electrician bealtb. free to travt>I. "OllJU&l demtod. If )'OU .-.nt1Y needed by Hunt· Top 1alary. Ref re-are • motivated lo·
lllj.cm 8ucb ett1 acbool «Pnd..... dhidua1 Who can won
dlatnct. $1 ,172-$1 ,459/ QlaetlY & effidenUy oo )lo depending on u House keeper. Mature maclune pc»tbii & Gt.Mr
.meace. Apply 73S 14th woman for guest home clencal ""ponalbil1Ue11
It., Hunt Bcb Pbooe Pleaaant working cond1· thla mey be the )Ob D-9329or~l. Uona, yearly bonua & you've been looktna for.
• _____ -_-;_-;.;;j l)9ld vacaUon Any sh.I.ft. The compenul1on &
~6. bemlit.I are compeutlve. --------I II you are qualified 6 • EXTRA MOMIY Housekee per, ea 11erloualy lotereated
Approx $450 ~ lllD. penenced, live out Must p&ease call Mr. Cline at ~ & aft drive. No amok.mg. 7.30 &M-5070forappomtment.
Mo,..._, A•~ ~~o. Nwpt B cb. <Yftce
•dlatelT Call Mr AdllM. Au1 ..-Y 95 -7 l I l 1-lF•Y•o·u-R•EAL.L--v·w·ANT-•I To $16.000. Run Branch
olfc for top Int 1 Co. S H. ~~~~~~~~! llORE. m ore mooey. nee. N B. FREE JOB.
;; IDIJl'9 NUSfactioo, mor9 <Feeioballlao>. --------1 independence, mor e GOU>EN WEST AGCY FACTORY challeo&el. more happ1-:IDLoog Bch. Blvd 2 E
WAREHOUSE nesa, W9 oeed )'OU in the LaiWBch. ~Ol
ASSEMBLERS Coala Meea area
NoExpenenceNeeded Resardleu of e x . P•CllAGIM&
TopPay PaJdWeekly perteoce, write G.S. V...acouou .Ir labeaette
Reed. American Lubri· openton Gd workl.ol k ~1CJ cants. Box M. Dtyt.on, cond1t1ona Fu II or I "" I .::'I Otuo 4.5401 p/lUDr 631-l:!OO_CM __ _
SOMCQ.IC. ~~~~~~~~ PmDler wanted by abutter
JRVINE 752-6666 1ronina. Vour home. CM shop to H 8 Exp. ooly
•ID-E•' -----M•/-F orl.rv. ai;,8:>&M4 _Call __ fW2..893 __ 1 ___ _
PART TIME ~ & Beveraae JAMSTOR EVENl .... GS 'lbe Balboa Bay Club ill ()perunp In CM. part-n .,.hl.rl.n&. time 2.3 .s dy1 wk. Adu1ta wtt.b out.atandlna. tW....a..twcatt 7:JO.U03btwn8-5. tttndive penooauu.-
flll. Is Sun. Eves only. Ott wbo enjoy wontn1 with Jlut be experienced. JAMIT lddl. Over 21. &art at uman= No exper. neceuary. 13.50 per hour. Phone ~ ~.::O-Hl'I. 7-3:30. Sat. &t Suo. 842·4321 , Ext 250
-....---r orr. Pleue call for BETWEENl-SPM.
days/wk only. Must appl. ~'13S8 Alllfor A•*M =··· w.upr Janilorial Equal ()pport~y llul be exper. Ura. Part Ume eveolo11. Employw
~ Cdm. Exper coup*. top PAD-TIMI Pteae ull ror appt. pay or sW>-ccot.rad, call LOAM~ :!1m Fri s 30 to s. 2J3..lllD.lllli8 Won' bra daJ.b ta Dana
Janitonal. 8eml·rebred Polot. Type, handle
0.-deaer & Ute main· er retJ..red man to clean Wepbone le work w /lo&n
..._..,pert time for 40 am.all coclrta1l loungt', docwnenta.
Ulllt apt complex C.111. Beach Bl. Weltmlnater. 2 ProYidut Federal
~191 ctys pr wk. Good pay ScrY-. 8m..J omce p rr mom-l6Qf7 aft 4Plll. 34.!S&-A c.oail Hwy CaU Katto at UHll3 lap. llult type " 1pell. •JIWILaY SALIS* E.O E. 111 /F /H Ot.11..,...tru. Esper.,~ South Cout
_..i P1.a:a retail store. PMT·TIMI OHL Y
,. Recept/CuhJer Advancement de-~toetore«CP'Nkmin ts1Dined aaly by YOW' Oraua• Co .• we need SDortShop ability to be creative, eeverai abarp -i. to
All Meg,._..,. alert, Hlf-motlvated, ---far 4 n{~ wk.,
Skat. o.t lelf..wtlq and w1lli.ng-e-10pm., Sat. J.o.2P1D or 5
s.rviceluparv. n • 1 s to as• um e evenl.op 6-lOl>m. llutt Nlorpart-tlme. flllPDlbW.l.Y. J .. turity bel.8orcwer. Peop&awbo
Permanent or tem· llaa--..Co.beo.Con· e.r·est.ablepref.
panry. a.pon.ib1-la· tact II r . KI e i o . $400 SA.?AIY
dridual need oo1y to ap-Welafte)d•a.t... ~7118 on Or prollt ahartoa pro-J111. llan. Wed. l'TI. Sat. oa11. 1ram. Wblebever you 1.eec:a.=,awet lAPl a.c:n&arJ'. Oraqe C!:i, For int., call t Co. Airport area: i.av.... ___ 1·__.tpm.__,.. __ 2308_._
.. Office ~.: bualne11, corp., Puttimldellv.-yditvet'. m..-_.111 ....... upt pr0bate. tl.000. Dental Lab. tdeal tor ....... w19tmr#A .,_ _&_uot _______ houaewl.-.. Is auure
fl•• ••perle•c•. 111111111. awtr Tbe Inn at penont. All or Pll.
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•l"bld Giii& wtay ''We've rnt .. ra1lt liH lm· MMSD7Zllftl. ~· •-· Beada pt,M ... tblqao&q'', --as>n*nf"fol': -
H.B. D'tL AU'°" Mr. ASS'T.MMIM• &eaillWY &ea. C:::,.~~
Honrd.-..aeoa cocas 11111t•qaaUW 1s1 ,..., o.n4n-rm s.o.E. HOSTIUIS amc. Ulla./JRCltd1a•· RMIDt.&e CAS ... S Pr.f9r l·Syrs. exper.1--------•I
-... ~ ... Tl WMTRISSIS Typlo& 5S·IO+wpm. TEXAS on. COMPANY
--•• IUSIOYS Good opport.Uoity ror ef· urlllJl.ly .-di ~ada-POSITIOMS APPLY IN PERSON ficleol. well-or1alll&ed. b6eJ>ll"IOD wtlo can work l"\aD or p/Ume, l'laible u A.Iii to 1 p M penonable lDdMdual to wttboul supervision lll ldledwe. Bqe booua ..ONTO · Ill ln oo lrouDd noor of ec.&a Meu. We train.
procram. PUS t.ra.la1nt. newly formed corpora-Wnte T.N. Dick, Pres .•
Weekly draw. R.E. Uc llS1'0IAMTI Uoa In prut11loU1 Soulbwest Petroleum.
not ~uired. So. O>Mt Plau Nftpoft c.at..1P'uldaa 1~ft.~Wcrtb.~~'h.~SA~~~ Jon· 138-29'2 Upper Level llamd. 7"-19-Lm. .u i:
Real Eat.ate Rer.ail aert. Pllime all. taruVoane. 'lbw n.k Drtv .. a -ucatsm & eves. Ideal for atu Secretary for bua7 ptr'd.. Top P111· Appl7
UMJCBtSID denll. ~ la penoo ma~ eonaultinl G&W Towlo•. 1408
WW traln. Beat com-Plm't.2'fUIHarbor81vd. ft.rm. Needa to bav. es. ObmlW.,,CJl.I01.Z51
..._ 1pUt ln tbt ta-a.tail cellent tYObla • ateao clllCJ710/¥>. to top pro-....... ST M......... akl1ll and brtjbl. aurac-~P~. ~m,.. ducen. For lat."I•• -• • "-tlve peraonallty Ell· q d.. P'laibAe bn. X-0. call BlD at RedhilJ Real· ....:>POS ~ n ce nq u 1 r l' d . 850 Ul'· • + • « .W
(1, Udoofflce, 173-7300 <lllUmporU)' 6 E~ it.I. Pkuant aur· tnm.. ....,.,-&o l&art.
pea dellper bouUqm round t n r • . .. 811 b I 0 D Olll ltlll.b1 tu-111&
&Hiii,. needl apr'd aut.taat Jalaod $~00 pr mo. Waittn 6 WatlrHaea.
Offk:ilU•••r maoa1er w 11tron1 1'»«Dl Pff. ,.....,_ aal)'. Pvt
Larae expaiswt1a1 com-fubkla backtround 6 pa.a1 11 , .. lllnl in-aalu ablllt7. 8•1•17 Secftta.r)JClrl Friday f« dub.Sday...._
dl'f\duala .,,ho possess apm.617-az5 lbJL Bea be.Md travel ~
maoapmmt ak1lla lD ~· RETAIL CLERK Coat.a O> ~ WAn'llES.S few Codt.aU 6
&1--..Penomweare Mela Ste•...,.. 110 E Secretary. Geo'J Offc, Dmoer A1lo HOSTESS ~!:~ f:!•c/n°c!'~!!. 1'1'lh St.. CM. Fl.Ill Uml': pd lypiag, rontraC'U. Needed . k am 'I ;;ha-:.; :L: expenence & apply lD penoo lOAM Y · leaal. Start 1700 mo. ~ u r a al · C d M
de11re to b ecom e SaJea ~---
rnao.aaen. All r eplies Dblrid t1•DIM SIClllT.UY ,.._ heid lo 1tnct confidence. T--'---1~ SUOO month + booua " ~ Ma1W"e, or1aoa1ed, to
We.kier OM!ded.. 2 yn CS·
per ABCllJG A.JI. A.514
materaal. by crane
ID&l:dad.urer'. Top pay
fl beotftta. Devault of
Cali.forrua. P\n. Valley
7~
locenllve program & Dally Pilot ne .. paper take cbar1e and ruo
other eompuy beoefita. drcuJatloo department. amall 1DUA1ement COO·
Reply to Box 654, Daily nu. b.IJhlY 1..rces1ful adtinl buliDeu. SalJlry
Pifol, PO Bo1t 1560. local newspaper bu an to SJ,2JIO. &lbaut reewne o.ta 11-... C.. a2128 opema& Cor a tr&lDee 1.0 to AD383, Daily Pilot.
the clrculatloo u lt>s, &1: 1580, ca.ta Meu. i--------lteal latah Sales service •rollertlon area Ca 9'2Jll2I
~ lbe year nght. As· Seleded appllcant will ~ --__..--..,,,
IOCiaie w11b \be top peo-recelve • ll.beral start.a.nK ,... ----.-~
pie ln the bualoeu 4'l s a I a ry , re Ku I 1 r I Y ~ •a1>•rr••y
WOii( OYaSIAS
MaU more money work ma &broad reprdBa a1 your ace. M:X or pr8eDt
pc»IUOD. AJI ly pes of
worken urcently r t'·
cpnid. hr det.IU1a, le'Dd
a 1tamped. a elt
Select Propert.iea. We of· acbeduled raises. bonus --~· -reran opportunity to opportuoWee&many fr Faotutlc Newpor t
learn inveatmt'nt.s aod loge beoeflta s uch as Bead> I«. pan up lo
esd>.lng10a u weU u a paid vecatlooa, p11d SJ.2JIO mo for the ri&bl
coaJl)let.e tra!oinl pro-O'OUP maurance. lift' in. penoo. Be your owo
1ram lor the oew auraace It denlaJ rov hem _.. ad ••dope to
llrenHe. To Hrn to enge. Tri.UM!(! will abo lrvtDe Pei IODDti A&eDCY
co m m I 11 lo n s c a 11 be prov1ded a company • E 17'h. eo.t. 111 ..
7S1 llil car wttb penMJatl u.. S&eDI MZ-14'7'0
.... ,t: $hf'•Ht .....
101 WeeNncfon Stnet
C: SELECT ~~ muat be 11.
tPROPERTIES haw a good dnvLDg ~l-•••SIC••Cl-tlT-.• • .-c.·.-ate.lo.~~ 14205
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()pen1na ror llrenaed salespeople. locally owned. with oallooal re·
lerral system. Excellent
worklDI coodltloaa.
F.tro 100% commiaaion.
For coofldenUal app'l,
call 159-0228 Euc:u·
Systeml Realton
~ist
Elp'd. buey pbooe9. kJta
al \'>1lUla. tavotcea, or· den. quota. 50 + wpm.
Top uJary " beoeftla. Jrvloe. Call Karen
~
c:crd. Hours are general
ly llAM·9PM. MondAy HtoPYHollda:rs WLVPSS
tbru Friday Saturday CloMCl1lJUao2Dd Pttime-Leicbes to wrap
overtime avallable a1 •~.a...tftal•• mdtYidllal Di•'-ta boa needed ••°'1r0fflce•• ea for ama.11 mlg Good
Uyouarequalitied•are ... GlrlFriday/Oun•• wor1dn& calld Ca ll j.~.
mten!lll.ed lo leanU.oa the ••Sales/Our Office•• l'JG.108
newt paper ctrculalloa Alllll Only /Free 1--y-... --------..-
l:JultoeM. come LO the of. Lls IWDders ~eocy -~ fJct. D> W. Ba_1, eo.ta m>BU'dl, F.ll&ab 'M !!.l!°l"Uive reotaJ
..... Alt foe HanJ ot Newport &tads m.tllO ma..,_. Nlpel.
Keto Goddard. Only •PP-... be~ witb tr beton UA.11 or after ........, ...... , 1'1tltude. We ZPll,.lloa.·~. E.O.E. SemrityPtrG~__...W. wlJJ lr-.Jo. Excel. rrr. , __ ,_.. ...,.. ... ~.-
SAllS,.SOMS ~=~~ ~....0.111-nu ~ plluatbadoltad aa»Batw-tAllls Youq, Hcltla1 com-to. wora w an JPllfor~ ~.oeedlap..uilboat ~vate Idell. Over 2L -rtcpn. ea.u Steve at
In Lquna. Capistrano, SECU8.ITY OFFICERS ....._
SllDQeromle...... -Far plant aec:urtty • --------,MT TIMI 1n. m.moo £n.. m Youl.b 0>ume1on
R.PXEP'l'lONlST -Type ff89tGS Part Time eveolop .
SOwpm Good pbone SIC'Y /f.fC:!'T ()•.,+nc aduJla won.iDI manoen. Front office PHOUI: lilMla'e woman foe CPA wl&b )'OUl!L. Over %1. Own a~. AdYa't»bll 6C24Zlor-.-ftrlb at libcAtthW' Bl"fd. ~ SS.SO llr
co 55e.0'80 uk for Elt..251.at(a-l-5Pll. Ill Jamboree Rd. Good 11art.•tPlll Pmny /vii 1W _.,. lypill 7SJ.«174 CAU ANDREA
llC9'T10MtST --------s.ntce SlaUoD att«Niant IG-a21. al ZIO, l-SPll. Good typln& 1kltla. s.i. b' ,...-w. ~ lD _&_o_._E. _____ _
C. IOJI ........... ••••••••••••
_ .................... G.&. WulMr • Dryer
Persian lllttena, CH ..._ > zy,yn. old. Sii
lllre4. ant.. Be&. Some ... •Tm all. :Lo
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... 0.. p y t pt , • ror both or ,, ..... m.-r.i.seaA1 pm _ .. _.,.__;. ____ _
Chlhuabua1 , Poma.
Pdwww. YClltie. T cap
Poodle. Sb1lll%u. Ul-5GZ7
Persi an K 1t1ens /
Cocker Span1e111
Caam Temera/ Lhasa
Apsos/ Shih Tzu,
Dachshunds/ Golden
Aetneve<s
All At
PAllKB"SnTS
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646.aJ ---Collil' Pupa. AKC. uble 6
tn ll ~
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m1 a . Qu 1t'l . 1 ood
watchd oii Fre e .
9Cl12.
Male. Goldm ~.
AKC. P'IPP7. 8wtr,, ~ .
Eves. ~l.5a. Daya.
l6.m15
Oare for aa.U German
Sbrp, ~ to I moa pniod..
Nffda 1ood home •
fenced yard. Ml-Oil$.
CM.,_
AKC Vorfll l'. Fem.
apa )'t'd . s~o Jy r ,
f'edl.lrw Avail ~?llD.
,,_t.Y• ICMI ..... ................. . .._,SL Btrurd puppy,
Imo. old fem., to .,od
llllae."1..iJ.D
...... Cal. ,.. ...... 1'11:Jn. _....,..Pll,..
r.~~bame._
to ....... ssz..mot.
~ Wire Hai.red P'OJ:
Terrier. JY, yr old
femele to 1d bom• m.am
Genma ~puppy.
lab old. Vflt7 loYAbW.
rem.~ .... se-sw
Ila.le. Sbellf, 2 Yra.,
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Call 642 4321 , before
SiPlf. ai.k Cc. Paul Ward
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e:s;p. pnl .. lit. lyptni •
booklleeplo1: &ood
telepbon• technique.
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To Pl•ce your
"Faat Re.uJl"
Service DlreetorY
ad •.. Call Now
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how Daily PUot Clau
1fied ads dlSplay thell
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and impact., Our ads, we
are proud to aay. really
get r esults Phone
l:lop! ! Take lime to relu
m1ld abop at home I l 'a Ii~ w!lb Daily Pilot
Clau1f1ed Ads And ti
~ have somelhaoi to
sell. call a fri endly
Clau1f1ed Ad Viser at
60-5178. ____ , 6C2-56'7a
BRAND MEW
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WE'RE
OVERSTOCKED
WITH .
MEW CARS
&VANS
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0.11 lOday We aJso may
have tbat pre·owoed
BMW you are tootuia
for•
ll 1·2040 4fM94t
'111MWIJOI
•'1*d.llOWtt~. ~.U..air . Uonial. AM-FM atereo
C'9Neti., electric au.n·
rod, el.ctne windows.
ThpM/tall tntertor. only
3> .ooo mil-. Sl3.iOO or bmtotrer. GlnBFD>Call
6G-OL31
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COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1979 FIFTEEN CENTS
New Bids Mked on C · ast Oil Tracts ,
lela•da alao ~aYO been wttbdraa.. Gert. G. 8l'OWD Jr.'1 otftc. of aDI Reeeardl
W41D\ baPw aboat tM a1'W &bat ~ op-. f« 90G'lima..
ttolll. ActlDI Dlreetor O.el Ow uid tlM olftee "deftntte-b wUI auwer the call for nomlnettcm0 ud out1lne arcu
of CODCll'D.
"Tbe 1ood news la San
Die10." abe said. "The bad DIWI
II •••> wbere elle." Sbe aald tbe Brown ed-
mintltnllan allo la eooeemed 1.bat Vacta near Newport Beach
d i...... Beldt, wb.lcb ftl1l
umoJd dartol June'• ottertnp.
allo ba" beaa ~ for eao-
lideraticn.
Tbe Santa Mooica area under
conalderatlon covera about
W,000 acrea in the bay and
westward and bad been e1-
cluded from the previoua aale.
AU of the Sama Barbara Qlan-
oel not yet kaed will be under
conslcleratlca..
Harold llartin, a u.tatant
BLM manqer, atreaed that the
procedure lud•n1 up to the la.le
of lea.sea la a lone one, with
many opportunities for com-
ment ad eoYi.ronq,ental ltDd7
before the June Jl8Z 1ale.
But Ma. Greene complained
that each time areu are re-
opened for nomiHUoo. IO'ftn)-
meat• and enYlroamental sroupa need to sear up tor
muaive atudlea ol tbe potmt•al lmpact ol clrllJlna.
Richard MaanlDI or tbe
Western Oil &Dd Gu AlloC'*atioo
1aid all produetioll off CaJlfomla
1enerally bu not been &ood. But
be aald tbat tbe lnduab'J ta
alway• optlmlatic about the
leaae aalea beeauae ''if there are
oil resources left, they're ol-
fabore."
Soviets Admit Afghan Arms Role
-~-...-PRAYERS, POLITICS, GUNS-Holding an automatic rifle,
Ayatollah Hosseinali Montazeri, a member of Iran's
Revolutionary Council, criticizes United Nati~ns for ~ot
giving third world countries the right of veto m secun~y
council matters. The Iranian religious leader spoke this
morning at a weekly prayer gathering at Tehran
University.
10 Khomeini Men
Taken as Hostages
TEHRAN. Iran (AP) -Figbt-
inl erupted in Tabriz, capital of
the northwest Azerbaijan re-
Jion, and members of the dias1-
dent Azarl Turks' political party
wounded one Revolutionary
Guardsman and toot 10 other
lthomeini men bostase, the of-
* * * Two Nations
· Increase Oil
IO Percent
8yft9Al1rd.WPnm
ficlal Pars news agency said to-
day.
Pars, quoting the Revolu-
tionary Guard offitt in Tabriz,
said the attack be1an Thursday
night when an unidentified
group set fire to a pavilion set up
for today's prayers.
The guardsmen. chief security
force for l'e'foluttooary leader
Ayatollah Ruhollab Khomeini,
pursued the unidentified at-
tackers past the headquarters of
the Moslem Peoples Republlcan
Party. Groups identilled only as
••counter-revolutionaries'' also
attacked and tried to aet ftre to
ban.U IDd newspaper offices.
* * * Hostage
Shifts
Denied
TEHRAN, Iran CAP) -
Moslem rrulitants occupying the
U.S. Embassy denied reports to-
day that aeven American
hostages bad been transferred
from the compound to a max-
imum security 1ail. The official
Pars newa aaency also denied
distributing the report.
First word that Pars was car-
rying the report came from the
NBC ·TV correspondent in
Tehran, who said Pan got ita in·
formation from the French news
agency. Agence France Presse.
The French oen agency dil-
pa tc b came from Chartres,
France, and quoted a French
le1lalator just returned from
Tehran u aaylnf the boetq-ea
had been transferred to
Tebran'a Evin Pnaoo, probably
for health.....-. .
In aa lAtenlew with t.be
Frencb aewapaper L'Ecbo
Republlcain, circulated by
Agence France Prease,
lawmaker Nicbolu About gave
no indicatioo ol lbe aource ol bis
information He was not im-
mediately available for elabora-
tion.
He was one of three French
lawmakers who recently re-
turned from a sell·in.illated fact-
f 1 n ding tour lo lrao. One
lawmaker earlier claimed that
three hoatagea would be re·
leased before Christmas.
About reiterated thal claim,
saying he understood the de·
c1sion wu taken at a meeting of
Iran's Revolutionary Council on
Dec. 20-21.
"When that decision was
taken, it was presented to us as
a eesture of &ood faith toward France," be said.
About i.s a Jeiialator from the
district of Yvellne, which in-
cludes Neauphle-le-Cbateau, the
Parla suburb where Ayatollah
R ubollab Khomeini oreaniud
his return to Iran and the fall ol
the Shah Mohammed Reza
Pahlavi.
The State Department claims
the em baas y rnili tan ta have been
holding 50 tao.taces since Nov. 4
in a bid to. cet the Carter ad·
minhtratioo to return \he lbab
to Iran for trial
But three U.S. cler1ymen who
juat returned to the United State1 after a three-day
Cbrbt.mas miulon to the em-
buay boltapa said they count-
ed ooly .U captives wbeo they
celebrated 1emcea for them,
and there baa been concern
since then about the dlacrepaney
in numbers.
lleasea 1Jare1 tala
PRESIDENT EXECUTED
Hattzun.h Amin
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AFGHANISTAN: BORO£AS USSR AND IRAN
A Sovtet Po.., Play In the Mkieat
At BB Firm
Tiro Su// er Burns
As Fumes Ignite
Two men were burned aertom-
ly Tbunday when laequer lhiD-
n er fumes t1n1ted lo the
muufacturinl area of a Hunt.
lnftOD Beaeb bk company.
MarclaJ Merino. 49, ol Soath
Iraq aad lndone1la. which toa.U.. produce nearlJ ane-
fiftla of the OrsaniHUOD of Petroa.m EDortlnl Couabtes' all.• 1 m~1Dcre ... o1
ap '° 10 .-reem today.
1'bl iDen•• ...... apected ~•ad, -1th Venesuela,
Uollllr' 1DUor OP&C llft4ueer
BB Chamber in Huddle
Border
Fighting
Flares
By TW Aueria\ed Presa
Die-bard supporters of execut-
ed Afghan ~dent Hafimllab
Amtn ~ ~rted still tradmg
nfle f1n in Kabul today after Sov-
iet forces installed their man m
power to eod a 19-mooth imurrec-
lloo on RUSSI a 's aou.rthern border.
The border guienillas, scorning a
"cban&e Ul pawns," vowed to
fightoo.
There were ai.rna the new
leader. Babrak Karma!, will con-
duct large-scale purJe..
The Soviet Union
acknowledaed today it.a military
role in Al~ The ofticia1
Tau news aaency quoted Kabul
Radio aa ~ the Afpan gov-
ernmeal ''made a praaing ap-
peal to the U S S.R . for W'lent
poUtkaJ. moral and tt000mic as.
>tataatt," t.DCludlng military aid,
ud thet tJM SoYlet.a ''aaU&fied Lbe
requettoltM~side-••
Tbe brwdir:Mt said U. AIP. regime'a request was based oo a
year-oldSovtet-Al1ban treaty.
Tass aaid Soviet President
Leonid t Bte'Z.bnev sent KarmaJ a
coneratulatory telegram ex-
pres.sl.fli confidence the new 1ov-
ern ment would defend "the sov-
ereagnty, lOdependen~ and na-
li o o a I d1gn1ty of a new
Af gb8AL5t.an ..
Bnt.in and West Germany con.
demoed the Soviet involvement.
lSee AFGHAN, Page A%)
2nd Youth
Slay Suspect
BALTIMORE CAP) -First
the president ol the senior class
a l Patapsc:o tugb School was
cbar1ed with the contract
murders of two Baltimore
women. Now, a second youth,
known as a quiet. church-going
coUece fnsbman wbo shoveled
snow few elderly neighbors, bu
been cbarsed wtth participating
._,the knife alayi.n&.s.
PoUce aaid David Wayne
RobertlOO, 18, was arrested at
bis Middle River home and
accused ol participalln& in the
knife alayincs of Mary
Thoms-in. 23, and Maria Zisser,
her 83-year-old p-andmoUaer.
Ceast
Weaa•er llOltb'...,. bat IOIDe
hllb $11111'• -SUurd.Q. Patchy fol ..S low daGda
at beaebel dmtq earl7
morni•I ~oura. Lo1H toa.lCbt 41 ... tM eout and SO lalaad. Rltha
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INllMITe•AY
Names Ca1°ter
RDIO, Nn. (AP) -.....,.. law 1Qforee1nat ••• dee
.. ,. •••a mwlft ID tod.Q for two Joutba wanted bl
tbe al8YlnD ol a Ian~--
A ..., JM)Uee olftcer lpotgd • car whole deeeriptiao and
llceme number matcbed tboM ol the veblcle tbe two wen lut
seen to be drtvtq, police aald.
San JON pollee aald U. found the bodlea ol Sandy and
Blair GJemt on Tbunday nlalrt. buried ln what they described
u "bid dWen" under about a foot ol IOll. They al8o found a rt· ne, bat dkl not MY tf It bad beell m4'd ln the alayt.n1.
T-wr Oeert•l"lls, Ezpledn
ALPINE (AP) -A tanker truck overturned and exploded ln
flames cm Jnt.en&ate 8 today, ll:illin& two men.
T1le carso -two 4,000.salloo taab o1 the volatile IOlvmt
petroleum naplltba-wu deltroyed in a fire Uaat Ut up tbe mwn·
tains 18 mile1 east of El Cajon and left the freeway charred for 100
yarclsooeitheraldeofthe wreck.
The California Highway Patrol aald the driver apparently
lost cmtrol of his ri& at 5:30 a .m. oa a curve and crubed
agalnlt a bridge abutment oo the West Willows Road oftramp.
Wreckage waa strewn for 3>0 yards, cloaint both lanes ol the
freeway for 90 minutes and the west lane until at least Saturday
or Sunday.
N. Callf•l"lll• Ste,... E9H
BJ fte Amoclaled PreM
Northern California aides should be clear today. but clouds
are moving in over the weekend and the National Weather
Service predict.a rain and snow by New Year's Day.
Until the weekend, foe should be the bil problem ln
Northern California, especially in the San Franclaco Bay area,
San Joaquin, Sacramento, Klamath and Sbuta valleya.
Caner Lea"e• Ca•p Da"ld
WASHINGTON (AP> -President Carter, struggling wtth
the nearly 2-month-old U.S. -Iranian crisis, cut short his holiday
vacation today to confer with top foreign policy advisers at the
White House. Presidential spokesmen said Carter would not return to bis
Camp David, Md., mountaintop retreat. They said be decided to
remain in Wasblngtoo through the New Year's hobday
The unexplained change o( plans came as the United Stales
continued to canvass memben or the United Nations Security
CouncU ror support or economic sanctions aiainat Iran
<AokFaces
Embezzling
Charges
Newport Beach police Thurs-
day arrested cook Roger Early
on charges that he bad em-
bezzled $40,000 from Dillman's
Restaurant in Balboa.
Early, 42, of 476 Prospect
Ave., Newport Beach, was
booked in city jall on grand theft
charges. He was released oo bia
own recognizance.
Early is a long-time employee
of Dillman 's, a landmark
Balboa restaurant. Police say
the losses were over a seveo-
1ear period.
Deltttivea alleee Early bad
•mbeu.led the money by pad-
dinl bi.a kitchen orders. Tbe al·
le&ed crime was d!scovered
when Early. who waa planninl
tD move to the San Franciaco ~ay area, began trainln1 a
replacement.
Heading Home
ISTANBUL. Turke)' (AP>
Loretta J . Dooley, 18, left Iatan-
bul today OD the flnt lei of a
fUpt to her Trac)'..L. Cal., home,
three days aftel' a ·1wldab court
ordered ber freed <JD $1,500 ball
on a dnla •mUlaliDI chart•· She refused to say whether sbe
9ouJd return foe trial.
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AFGHAN ..•
A U .S official has called it "the
grossest form of international
behavior "
A report from theJapaneseem·
baaay 10 Kabul said sporadic
shots Weft beard near the road
running from the Soviet emba.say
to the old royal palace which ap-
peared to be still in the hands of
Amin 's followers. Several MlG-21
warplanes circled over the city,
the report said .
Islamic rebels, wbo fought
Amin, denounced Soviet in·
flueocein Afghanistan and vowed
to continue their war aimed at
eslabll.sbing a noo-Marxillt &OV·
ernmentin Kabul.
·'The Mos lem nation of
Afghani.st.an will not be deceived
by the change in pawns." a
spokesman for the Af&ban
Islamic Movement said In
Tehran. "The Babrak Karmal
coup in Afghanistan La the direct
result or Soviet interference in
Afghan internal affairs."
There are believed to be few
ideolo.Ocal differences between
Amin and K.armal, but tbe rebels
view any Marxiat 1overnment aa
a threat to the Ma.lem belief•
held by most Afghanis.
The airport in Kabul, tbe
Afghan capital where thouaands
of Soviet lroopl were fJown in over
the put few days, wu believed
cloaed, aothere was no immediate
way for correspoodenu to coo·
firm reports of active Russian
flahtial to take over tbe prflliden·
tlal palace and radlo 1taUon Tbundaynl~t.
But witneues said ln telephone
calls to diplomata ln New Delhi.
lndla, the Rusatana foulbt Afpan
troops IU~I Racllo Kabul,
knocked out two Aflhan tanb,
captured the complex and toot
aoldJen J>rlloner ln s~ houri o1
battles tli.at ended at 11 p.m. with
Ml0-21 warplanes criq·crouinc
lbe1tl• .
They deaertbed Kabul u ~ms
but temetoday wttb mornlnl ·
Ile reaumln1 unimpeded b)' Rualm eoldlen wbo nN Mm
throQ&bout tbe m.u.hlib At~
capt tit
••rt ,... tbe 1arpst Scmlt troop
morerpelll outalde Saatern E~ata4!e Wodcl War D, ''one 1ource 11ld of tba tnlla of aautan traope. u;you ean ... tt
almott U a SoYMlt lnYUkin of
Al~tnkt&D -tatbll Kabul and
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BYSTANDERS GATHER IN FRONT OF IAV1NE HOMe GUTT!D 8Y FLAMES THURSOAY
Man Who Died In Fire Waa Utged "r 8on to .aump From Front 891cony to.....,
Fatal Fire • m Irvine
Yule Tree Sparks Blaze; Damage $150,000
BJ DAVID IWTZJIANN Ol-DtiltJNle .....
FJamee fueled by a Unds-drJ
Cbrlatmaa tree rampa1ed
throuab an Irvine home Tbun·
day nllbt, killlnl one of ill occu·
pants. 1ll1htly lnJurin& four
others and causiDJ more than
$150,000 ln damaae.
"It was Juat unbelievable, bow
rast it moved," one Orance
County fire official aa1d ol the
blaie at 4121 Loma Street in the
villace of El Camino Real. "lt
< tbe home) wa.s a tot&l, com-
plete burnout.·'
Police and fire officials said
the man who died in the fire wu
Lester George Krescher, 69, who
lived with au other members of
his son's family ln the two-story
residence.
Fue Capt. Marc Hawkms saJd
the 6·23 p.m blue was trig
E'l"09IPapAJ
OIL ...
th.ia month. Saudi Arabia pro-
duces n-early one-third of
OPEC'a 30 millloo barrels-a-day
oil output
The decuuon by Iraq, the
second-largest producer m the
13-natton cartel, to raise its
price was reported by industry
sources 111 Rome, who said ~
boost was retroactive to Dec. 1.
The increase had been expected
by many mdu.stry observers.
The move put Iraq between
the moderate Saudis, wbo are
charging $24 for their oil, and
the bard-line Iranians, who
charge $28.50 for oil or a similar
grade.
Tbe pricing split developed
before last week's OPEC oil
minlsten' coo.ference. which ad·
jOurned in Caracaa, Venezuela.
without reaching any agreement
on a single price structure ror
1980.
Iraq produces 3 7 million bar·
rels a day -12 pe rcent or
OPEC'a output-but export.a rel-Aiive~ little oil to the United
States. It bu railed produdJoo
substantially over the past year.
Indonesia, which bad 1ooe up
by $2 duri.n& the OPEC meetin&.
announced increases of $1.45 to
$2.85 a barrel effective Jan. 1.
The boost.a lifted Indonesia '1 top
price to 75 cent.a above the pnce
charged by OPEC militants
Nigeria, Algeria and Libya for
their hip-grade oil.
lndooe.la accounta for about s
percent of OPEC's production ~~bout 2 percent of U.S. oU
n~.
Dog Scares
Would-he
Burgl,u-
gered by Chriatmu troe llsbta
which apparently aborted out.
Flame.a exploded from the tree,
touched off nearby curtains and
becan their rampace throu&h
the house.
Four members ol the (amUy
were in the kitchen •t the time
preparins for dinner. They were
identifted u Leslie Kttscber. 41,
his wife Helen Kreecber, 40. a
SOD, David, 19, and a friend ol
the family , Debbie Mary
VanEyke. The elder Krescber
wu in an upstairs bedroom.
GokISoars
To $516
Per Ounce
LONDON <AP> -Gold prices
soared to $518 an ounce today in
tradiq lD London and Zmteh,
while the dollar held at.eacty <JD
moat European money ma.rketa.
Gold jumped $38 dollars in
Zurich on TbW"ldaJ, closing at
$514 an ounce aft.er toucbin& a
record $SUI.SO durtnc the day's
trading. Aft.er surctng to S516 10
mornln1 trading lo Zurich,
prices dipped to around $S14 in
later trading.
London's five major gold
traders set the morning "ftxin&"
price at $515 an ounce, an in-
crease over Thursday's close ol
$511 Today's attemoon fixinl
was $512 and it closed at $508.
The precious met.al closed ln
New York on Thursday at
$513 50.
Silver. too, was gainin1 in
value. Prices In London climbed
to $28 25 an ounce from
Thursday's "flxlne" price or
$27 51
Tradin«i on both European
metal market.a was quiet and
many dealers were expected to
close early today for a lone boti·
day weekend. Traden haft at-
lr1buted the recent aold ruab to a
boat ef world political and
economic problems ran1tn1
from Tburaday '• coup in
Af1banl1tan and the U.S.·
Iranian cnlia to worries over
soarinc oll prices.
Hawkin• aaid tbree otber
members ol tbe famib', Naney
Krt9Cher. 11, and Jflll.f ltrelcber,
15, and Robert Kre9cher. 13, ..
turned home trom Knott'• Berry
Farm when the ftre wu at lta
betlbt. Wbein t11e names broke out.
fire oft.Ida• NW, tbe fatniq in
the kltcbeo beard poppin1
50WMb and Immediately aaw the
tree was afire.
Darid K.racber apparently
tried to UDPIUI the Christmas
tree u.tsta. Hawtd.Da said, and
a tao tried to pull the bu.mine
drapes down
By this tune, Hawk.ins aald,
the fire wu out of control A.a
lhe ,.. al the family ned the
burn.inc home. Leslie Krescber
ran upstairs to set tu.a r ether
out.
·'The fire waa literally cbutne
b1m upstairs,'' Hawkins said.
Tbe fire captain said tbe
youqer ~could DOt CIOD-
viDee 1111 ~r to Jump from a
balc:Gll1. •-SOD Jumped tJlll stlll could not con•lnce hi.a fa~r to follow.
A oat-4oor nei.Cbbor. Viet«
Schmeltz. said in an inlef"Vle'W
that be and bia Wlfe were SJtlml
m their den when they beard
yellln& from the Krescber home.
"I beard Les yellina . . . I
never beard sucb screams."
Scbmelts said
He went out rroot, saw what
had happened and tried to beJp
Kreacber save tus father 1be
white-bot beat ol the names pre-
vented them. however, and lbe
elder Kreacber was killed when
an exploaioo ripped t.brou&b the
home.
Hawkins aaid Krescbtt was
blown out a back window by tbe
force ol the expJos10D. "We found
him at the bue ol the house l)'lllg
on lawn furniture." hesa1d.
Scbmelu said names were
pounoi out the back wuuSows of
the Krescber home, some abooc·
mg out 6 to a.feet. •'The beat back
here wu l.UU'eal." be sa.id.
A firefilbter who returned to
look at the cbarTed rem ams of the
home this IDOl'1llnC uid fire units
were at the acene within minutes
after the blue broke out, but the
flam• tore throqh the atnacture
so rapidly there was virtually .no
waytoaavethebome.
'
ST. PA~ lflDiL (AP> -
lltmlblr19. -~ but One Zero Sbt Nin mllbl be Oil, t.be Mbuanota l..,.me
Court ruled toUy ln ~ • M•nneaipoljl 9119•1 11111.rw to
1N named a munbel'.
MtebMl Herbert ~. a
former IOda1 atudlel teacher.
bu bem eaWna bllDNlf 10lf for ftye yean, llQtq diit Dam.nla
ba•• ••penoaat alpJ#leaDOe"
and ..... to bll pb}'NopbJ ol
life.
ff• -his bnlr, tbe 'Boelal Seeuity Admln11tratton and
ae.mat ... ~ to Ne·
opbe blm • IOll, wtdda be
p1ouneea •One Zero Slz NIDe.
Bat a utility eompany and tbe
lllnnnota Dri•en' License
DtYIAon wouldn't 10 alont an-
lea the numeral bad eomt ap-
prov al, and two yeara ago
Dengler filed auit aeeltin1 a liesa1
name dl..mp. Two years Wore
that, be wu rebuffed by the
North Datota 8ulnme Coart.
l.n iU •mantmoa. ndlna, the
llinnelota Supreme Cow{ uld
Dengler La free to call biimell
10Cl8 u a commoo·law ri&bt, but
noted the American IOCi&l and
~·'181...:..~..::
rather tit.a mqpben.
"Ube cbooeel to adoDt a name
wbich 11.mptJ aubjecta hhmelf to
coatempt. ridicule and lnc:on·
•en.lenee, be baa a eomman law
and a1atd«7 rtpt to do 90, •• Mid
Justice James Olla for tbe
Supreme Court.
In auae.Ung a spelled-out
number, auc.b u One Zero Six
Nine, tJ9e court uid in a footnote
that the firal and lat wonts
would be pbanelleally the aame
aa a name aucb aa .. Juan
Nyen."
The court upheld a February
1t'T8 dedaion by Dtstrict c.omt
Judie Donald Barbeau, wbo
said It would be "dehumani.z.
inl" for any person to be known
only by number. The ~ likened It to the nwnbers ta
oo priaooers ln World War II ccn·
centratioo cam pa.
To allow a leeal name change
to a number "would hut.en the
day in which we all become lost
UJ a faceless number.'· Barbeau
said, also quoting from
Shakespeare: "Who ateala 1ny
purse ateala trail . . . Re tbal
ftlcba from m. my aood name
rob• me of tbat wblch . . .
makes me poor indeed.··
Deneler, di•orced with two
children llvtn1 with their
mother. is described ln court
records as a naturalized citizen,
born 1D Germany.
Teens Held
In Valley
Store Robbery
Two l~year~ld boys were ar-
rested 1n R.avenide Thursday on
suspicion ol holding up a Foun-
tain Valley dairy store on
Christmas.
A Fountam Valley police in·
vestieat.or sa1d be arrested the
pair in Riverside County
Juvenile Hall where they were
being held dD unrelated charges.
Described as trans1eats. the
youths allegedly used a IUD and
a k Dile In t.alt:iq $70 from a
clerk at the Rockview Dairy,
9080 Talbert Ave , at about 6.15
p m. Monday.
The Youths are beln1 held in
Orance County Juvenile Hall.
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BYSTANDERS GATHER IN FRONT OF tRVINE HOME GUTI'ED BY FLAMES THURSDAY
Man Who Dted In Fire Waa Urved by Son to Jump From Front Balcony to Safety
Fatal Fire in Irvine
Yule Tree ~parks Blaze; Damage $150,000
RREMEN BATTLE FATAL BLAZE IN tRVINE
One Man Waa Kltled In $150.000 Fire
Coast
Weather
Mostly sunny but aome
bJ&b CIOUd1DeSI Saturday.
PatcbJ fog and low clouds
at beacbet duriftl early
moraln1 boura. Lows
tcmtpt. 45 alon.1 the eout
aad 50 inland. Hi&bs
Saturday 6' at tbe beadaes
ad•iDlaDd.
INlllDB TODA 'W'
••• do kU.t dottena .......... .,. .. ~ __, ""°' ,,,,. do ~ *"" """' u.. mdaol ,.._
aCtiM lo "TIW Mdcrod#r"1
,IWCMlltc. .. CI.
Dog Scares
Would-he
Burglar
A St. Bernard dog was credit·
ed with acaring off a man who
tried to buralarize the home of a
diaabled Costa Mesa woman
Thursday, police said today.
They said a auapect in the
case, Hect.or Manuel Cano, 22, of
2'0 Oat St., Lquna Beach, wu
arrested on suspicion of at-
tempted burdarJ and held lD
lieu of$10,000 bail.
Police said a man climbed
over a &-loot fence at a 'botoe cm
East lfth Place at 11 a .m .
Tbunday. Tba7 Aid be tlJed to
pry open a •lldlna ...... dool'
d•ptte tbe fact thal die dlaa!Jled
woman wu in.aide r•UJ.na at bim. However. tlter 1ald ber st.
8el'llai'd clot ~ lD elm· .., t1e 10an ... ,. cano ........
r .. ted1nearbt 'ba1ed•oa 1 d..c=:s tbe ••l*l ad ••• ~ ~ vkdm. ~alld.
By DAVID KUTZMANN
Of Ult Oelly 111'1 ... Sa.ff
Flames fueled by a Under-dry
Chris tmas tree rampaged
through an frvme home Thurs-
day naght, killing one of its oecu-
pan ts, ahghtly injuring four
others and causing more than
$150,000 in damage.
"ll waa Just unbelievable, bow
fast it moved," one Orange
Count,y tire official aa.ld of the
blaae at 4121 Loma Street in the
..W.1e ot El Camino Real. "It
(the house> wu a toW. com-
plete burnout "
Police and fire officiala said
the man wbo died in the fire wu
Lester George Kreacber, 19, who
ti ved wtth six other members d.
his son's family in lbe two-story
residence
Fire Capt. Marc Hawk.lDS said
the 6.23 p.m. blaze was tng-
gered by Chnstmas tree lights
which apparently shorted out.
Flames exploded from the tree.
touched off nearby curtams and
began their rampage through
the house.
Four members of the family
were in the kitchen at the time
preparing for dinner. They were
identified as Leslie Krescber, 41.
bia wife Helen Krescher. 40, a
son, David. 19, and a friend ot
the famil y, Debbie Mary
V anEyke. The elder Krescber
was in an upstairs bedroom.
Hawluns said three other
members o( lhe family, Nancy
Krescher. 17, and Jeff Krescber.
15, and Robert Krescher, 13, re-
turned home from Knoll's Berry
Farm when the fire was at its
height.
When the names broke out.
fire officials said, the family in
the kitchen beard poppin1
sounds and immediately aaw the
tree was afire.
David Krescher apparently
tried to unplug the Christmas
tree lidlts. Hawkins said, and
also tned to pull the burning
drapea down.
By this Ume, Hawkins said,
the fire was out of control. Aa
the rest of the family fled the
bumin& home, Leslie Krescher
ran upstairs to 1et hb father
out.
"The fire was literally chaaing
him upstairs," Hawkins said.
The fire captain said the
younger Krescher could not CCJll-
bvtnce bia fat.her to jump from a balcony. Tbe son Jumped but
still could not convince hi•
father to follow.
A next-door' nei&bbor, Victor
Scbme!U, laid in an inteniew
that be aod bis wile were atwDa
in lbel.r den when they beecl
Yelltnl h'om the K.releber bome.
"I beard Les yelllnc ... I
(See FlaE, Pate AZ>
Marine Killed
At Pendleton
FIFTEEN CENTS
Attackers Flee
10 Kho~eini Men
Taken by Rebels
TEHRAN, Iran <AP) -Fi&ht-
inl erupted i.D Tabrii, capltal d.
the northwest Aa.erbaljan "-
gion. and membera d. the diaal·
dent Au.rt TUrU • poll tlcaJ (>lltty
wounded one Revolutionary
Guardsman and took 10 other
Khomeini men hostaee. the or-
flclal Pan news aeency said to-
day.
Para. quoting the Revolu·
tionary Guard office in Tabriz.
said the attack began Thursday
night when an unidentified
lroine
Sclwol
Damaged
Vandals have caused an
estimated $1.SOO m damage to an
Irvine Junior high school by
s preading paint and glue
throu&bout the rac1Uty. police
S8Jd today
According to officers, the
damage to Venado Maddie
School, 4 Deerfield Ave .. wu
done sometime between
Cbrhstmas eve and Thursday,
wben it was reported to police.
Ao impect.ioo by police and
maintenance penoonel revealed
vand.ala bad spread red, yellow,
blue and black paint Ul.roUCbout
the achool. pourlftl or t.browtna
it on walls. Ooon, cemn,. ..a
fW1llture.
In die stairwell east of the
teachers' lounce. black pa.iol
WU med to write th• wonla
"Helter Skelter.'' ObacaiU.
alao were painted oa wall.I.
Door locks were found pluaaecf
and a door on the weal aide ol
the scbool'a assembly area was
Cound to be pried with a
screwdriver . Police were not
sure, however, if this was the
point ol entry ror the vandals.
Malcolm Cathcart, 4i, a mam-
tenaoce administrator at the
acbool, said a school official bor·
rowed a key to do some work oo
campus Mooday and returned al
a short time later.
On Thursday. Cathcart ar
rived 111 the morning, entered
the locked front doors and saw a
large splash of blue paint oo the
carpet
Most of the paint and glue ap-
peared t.o be dry, md1caltng the
vandalism took place several
days earlier.
The school has been c loseci Cor
Chnstmas vacallon
IBM Borrows
$300 Million
NEW YORK CAP) -Interna-
tional Buaineta Machines Corp.,
the world'• lareest computer
malt er, HY9 it ia borrowina SIOO
milllon from the Saudi Arabian
CPemmet.
It is apparenUy t.be lara-t corporate lnveatmeat ever for
tbe couervat.lve Saudl1, wbo
have invested heavily in U.S.
1overnment aecuriUes.
1roup Mt fire to a pavilkm Mt up
for today's prayen.
The~. chief aecurtty
force for revolutiooa.ry leader
Ayatollah Rubotlab Khomeini,
puraued the unldentlfied at·
tackers put the headquarters ol
the Moslem Peoples Republican
Party. Groups identified cnly u
"counter-revolutionaries" aJao
attacked and tried to set fire to
banks and newspaper officea m
Tabriz. Iran's fourth largest Cl·
ty. Pars &aid.
Pan reported tbe reTOlu·
lionary suardamen Hid they
bad been uuble to ne1otiate re-
lease d. tbe bostqe cuarda. The perty is loyal to Ayatollah
Mohammed Kasem Shariat·
lhdut, Iran's second·rankin&
relJ&ious leader . Hla followers
clashed with guardsmen in
Tabru t.bb month. Tensioo bad
developed around Sharlat-
lladari alter be cnticized the
oation'a new Islamic coostitu-
tlon. 1lte Auris. ethnic Turks,
~k more selr-ru!e.
~ U. S. S. R.
I Melts 580
I•. IOI
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11111
AFGHANISrAN: llORDIRI USM AND 1AAN ----Alowlet ......... 111 ... Wt Mt
\'me to Flg•t O•
Rebels Press Fight
Mter Afghan Coup
By The A.uodaWd Pl'ft8
Die-hard supporters of ex~ut·
E'd Afghlln President Hafimllah
Aman ~n! n!ported still trading
nfle fire lD Kabul today alter Sov·
1et lortts installed their man to
power to end a 19-mooth Ullurret·
lion on Russia'ssourthern border.
The border KUerrillas, sconu.og a
"change in pawn&," vowed to
fight on
There were signs the new
leader. Babrak Kannal, will con·
duct large-scale purges.
The Soviet Unton
acknowteqed today its military
role ln Afghanistan. 1be oftldal
Tass news agency quoted Kabul
Radio as Uyine the Afahan eov-
emment "made a preainl ap-
peal to the U.S.S.R. for ursent
political, moral and eeonom.lc as-
sistance," ineludine military aid,
and that the Soviets .. aatiafled the
request d.tbe Afpu aide.••
Tbe broldeut said the Afpan
re1lme•a request wu baled oa a
year-oldSoviet-Afeba tnaQ.
T aas a aid Soviet Preaident
Leonid I. Brezbnev leftt KarmaJ a
con1ratulatory tele1ram ell-
pressing confidence the new gov-
em ment would defend "the sov·
ere1pty, independence and na-
t 1 o o a I dignit y of a new
Afgbarustan ·•
B rit.aio and West Germany coo-
de mned lhe Soviet mvolvemeoL
A U S. official bas called it "the
grossest form of international
bebaVlor"
A report from the Japanese em·
baaay to Kabul said sporadic
shots Wet""e beard near the road
runn.l.Di from the SoVlet embassy
to the old royal palace which ap-
peared to be atil1 in the bands d.
AmiD'afoUowera. Several MiG-21
warplaoes circled over lbe city,
the reportu.id,
lalamic rebels, wbo fouabt
Amln, denounced Soviet in·
nuence ln Afchanlstan and w..t
to continue &heir war aim«l at
estabtilbiaa a DOD-llarz.iat IOY·
ernmmUo kabul.
• 'Tbe llo1lem nation of
Afcbanlat.a will not be deceiftd
bJ tbe cha.nee in pawna •• , a
apokeaman for tbe Af1ban
lalamic Movement aaid ila
<See AFGHAN. Pace AZ)
Bank Seeu1-ity Faultless
Bearded 'Smpect' Stopped at Door
Ti .............. , .... .
HOLLYWOOD (AP> -llan Uwa a,QOO -I'~ Ua.lon worten wa!Ud olf tbefr Jobi at Sou1berD Calllonlla'a etabt IQO'rie_...,.. tockr,stoppt..,u-~f«U.116o·
m•fdlt4 IDdaltlJ. ._,. lmllledla llQeet ol tbe atrllre appeared to be
mlD1mal at ~ atudlos, w~ nonoal11 have 11.au production
periods durt .. ti. yeaMDd bolldQ MUOD.
The ht..-tmp.tt wu at Unlvenal Studiol, wt.. of.
flclala blld to ball toun Of tbelr back lot for lack Of drtven to take the vUJton.
T-'rer Oeert•ra•, E~plefln
ALPINE <AP> -A tanker truclr overtu.rned and exploded In
flames cm lntentate 8 today, ldlli.nc two mm.
The cu10 -two 4,000-•aJJon tanb of the volatile aolveat
petroleum naphtha -wu delltroyed in a fire that bl up the mCM&n·
taJna 18 miles eut of El C~on and left the freeway charred for 100
rarda oo ei\ller aJde ol the wreck.
Tbe California Highway Patrol aald the driver apparenUy
lost c:cntrol of b:la rig at 5:30 a.m. on a curve and crubed
a1alnat a bridle abutment on tbe West WUlowa Road offramp.
Wreckage was strewn for 2IOO yarda, closJ.nc both Ian• ol the
freeway for 90 minutes and the west lane until at least Satw'day
or Sunday.
N. c.llfel"lli• Stera E9~d
By Tiie ~led Preu
Northfm California skies abould be clear today. but cloud.a
are moving in over the weekend and the National Weather
Service predicts rain and snow by New Year's Day.
Until the weekend, fog should be the big problem in
Northern California, especially in tbe San Francl8co Bay area,
San Joaquin, Sacramento, Klamath and Shasta valleys.
Cann-~ea1'e• Ca•p D•1'id
WASffiNGTON CAP) -President Carter. struc1lini With
the nearly 2·month-old U.S.-lranlan crisia, cut short his holiday
vat'alion iod'ay to confer with top foreign policy advisers at the
White House
Presidential spokesmen said Carter wouJd not retum to h1I
Camp David, Md., mountaintop ~treat. Tbey aaid be decided to
remain m Washington through tbe N~w Year's holiday
The unexplalOed change of plan& came aa the United States
continued to canvaaa members of the United Nationa Security
Council for support of economic sanctions a1atnat Iran. ..-..c .. Befdl•2Sla•i•9•
RENO, Nev. (A..P> -Two )'OUtbl traoted for questioe1n& ln
the slayings of a San Jose couple were apprehended at the
Caliromia-Nevada border today following a two-hour manhunt
west of here
Police officials said the two -OM of them tbe son of the
v1t'tims were taken into custody without Incident. They
earlier were reported to be armed with a pistol and a sbot&un
and were described as extremely dangerous.
San Jose police issued an all·points bulletin for Todd Gjevre
and a friend Clarence John Garcia, 1.9, a.tier the bodies of San·
dy and Blat~ GJevre were found Thur&day night in a shallow
grave in their backyard flower aarden.
E',..... P"fle A J
F1RE KILLS MAN .••
never beard s uch screams,"
Scbmeltz said
. He went out front, saw what
bad happened and tried t.n h,.tn
Well Spewing
f>oison Gas
BRISCOE, Texas (AP>
!Jobonoua 1u apewtn1 from • Mown-<>Ut 1u well near th1a tiny
Panhandle community forced
DempbUJ and Wheeler county of.
ftclal1 to evacuate reaidenta
Tbunday nilbt. authorities Hid.
Deputy Joe Reyna said the
,,eu blew out about I p.m. PST
§Dd wu dilcbarstnc polliODOUI tardn>Cea su1ftde su. He aaid Glere were no reporta ol in·
furl•.
"We are trytna to evac:eate
(be lmmedlate area," tald
lleyna.
DAILY PILOT
Kreacber save bit father. 1be
white-bot beat of the flames pre-
vented them, however, and the
elder Krescber wu killed when
an explosion ripped through tbe
home.
Hawkins aaid Kreacber wu
blown out a back window by tbe
force ol the exp~. "We found
him at the hue of the home 1ylni
on lawn furniture," be a aid
Scbmelts aald namtta were poun.q out the back wtndoWI ol
the K.racber home, aome aboot-
in1 out 6 to S.feet. ''The heat baek
here wu unreal," bu aid.
A ftrdleb&er 1tbo returned to
loot at tile cbarred rem al.DI ol the
homr. thb mornlDI nid ft.re UD1ta ·
were at tbe scene wlthin mmutea
after the blue broke out, but the
nam• ton throulb tbe structure
IO rapldl1 &Mre WU virtually DO
wa1touvetbebome. Flr•~ l.Dltead "Worlred to aave .u9ceDt bom• from belna
touched oft by flames.
A U.yar-old netSbbor .. id be
and bit father went out.aide when
they aaw amok• comln1 from tbe
Krncber bom•. The boy Nid be
coald Ne tb• Chrbtmu tiw
anasne tn the froat wtndcnr and
wtthln momenta, the fire roued
throup the swtof the home.
-In tbi1 ·an.math of UM blue
Ulll a:Mlr'lllDC. neiObon and ftre
tnveaUpton m11Jed around tbe
bumed-outhulkoftbebom•. Cbdltm.ll trM Uchta .UU bq
over tbj 1ar•••· eerllr un· charred, a11d a batketball
bauboerd aJao .un nm~ tbt l\npd ltl'aDdl ol Mt ......
UmDlY.
111 W. jmq for plua " NS4 one mm al bow be ,,... tbe
blaA~. •••• ~ ........ .sow Cll tbat
OlliffltNltt'' anotbm'"•a•lid. ne ~-rUllJlr .... n-~... ltQIU .. Wftll frleDdi
~U.fb'Wth'oiDtlllhomt. lla.tdnl Nici ........ ..,
)l°tlP~ .Ulib' Cbriitaalal' &.. m
• .-.tt1'MIWlillt•--to ~-R-. ..,,..... Ra•.m ".,..... ~~ .:.~=.: wut.lllrWcna.mtmaa.
.,fttAln l°st•• ..._
Ira , la•o•••I• ••4 v --........ ~ aoe •••·tllfhr Of tllle ='=Ltod&J~ ··=:~ ol ap to Ah•r tbe Iraqi an• ID·
...... mo\W ..... cti.c-..s. V•nutla -sUDD!Mr ol 1.1 pet· cent ol U.S. olf DMda -U •
llOWlced " ... raia1q lb ..... all prie. b1 13 to Ill per G
••lkmMrrtil. 1r=..to..-t .. prtc. ol IU aU
to • •a b9.nel, wb!M ln·
doaala ra1Md lta prtc. to SI0.7$.
Tbe lateat tn~re•H• could
prolQpt lDnUIOUal 8aaad1 AnlU
to •nnounce a fulther prlet ta.
ere.,. °""ta. • peftet bocllt
WAYM..ULe
IN 8. CALIFORNIA-AS
impoeed aJoaa with v.,...,.a.
and tM> otber OPEC members
thia month. Saudi Arable Jll'O-
du c ea ne!,!".\ti one·tbird of OPEC'• ao OQ barrela-a•y
oil output.
Tb• declaloa by Iraq, the
•econd·larleet producer in tbe
13-natlon cartel, to raise lta
price was reported by Industry
sources ln Rome, wbo said the
boost was retroactive to Dec. l.
The increase had been npeeted
by many industry observers
The move put Iraq between
the moderate Saudis. who are
charging $24 for their oil, and
the bard Hoe Iranians, who
charge $28.50 for oil of a similar
grade
The pricing split developed
before last week's OPEC otl
ministers' conference wbicb ad-
journed in Caracas, Venesuela.
without reacblng any acreemeat
on a sing.le price 1truct~ for
1980
Iraq produces 3.7 million bar
rels a day 12 percent or
OPEC's output-but exports rel-
allvel~ little oil to the United
States. It has raised production
substantially over the past year
Indonesia. wtuch had gone up
by $2 during the OPEC meetina.
announced mcreues of Sl.45 lo
S2.8S 1 barrel eff~Uve Jan. 1.
The boosts lifted I ndooesia' a top
price to 75 cents above the price
charged by OPEC militants
Nigeria, Algeria and Ubya fClr
their bilh1nde oU.
lndonelta 8e(:OW)t8 for about 5
~rcent o1 OPEC'a producti<Jn
and about 2 pettent of U.S. oH
needs.
The increases announced
before and during the oil
ministers' ses.ion may add up t-0
a dime to the pnce of a gallon of
gaaollne or heating oil In the
United States
Saudi Arabian Oil Minister
Ahmed Zaki YamanJ denied ln
P arb Thursday his country has
decided to raise its price by S2 a.n
February
Captors Deny
Hostages
Transferred
TEHRAN. Iran (AP>
Moslem militants occupyina the
U S. Embaaay denied report.a to-
day that seven American
boeta1e1 bad been traufened
from the compound to a mu·
imum security jail. The official
Para newt a1ency al.lo deoiecl
distributing the report
Finl word that Pan wu car-
rytnc the report came from tbe
N BC·TV correspondent In
Tehran, who aaid Pan 1ot its ln·
formation from the French news
a1ency, A1ence France p,...,
The Freocb newa •l~Y dia·
patch came from Chartres,
France, and quoted a Frmcb
lesi•lator Juat returned from
Tehran u aaytna the bostaCee
had been transferred to
Tehran's Evtn Prlaoo, probably
for beahb reaaooa. ID an Interview with the
French newspaper L'Ecbo
Republlcalo, clrculatecl by
Asenc• Franc• Preaae. lawmaker Nlebolmt Aboclt pve
no indication of t.be source ol bl.I
information. He was not lm·
mediately avallabloe for elabcwa·
Uoa. He wll one of three Jl'rencJI
lawmabn who "cently r•·
turMCI from a aelf.lniUaud fact-
fl a 4 ta• to.ar to lren. One
Jawmak« earU• claimed tbal
t.bre• bolt•• .. •oald be re-lautd blfon Cbifltmu. Abollt ~ tbat claim,
iaytn1 be lindentood the ~ cllioa .. aabD at• meeUna.,.
lra't ~ Council• Deo.INL "Wba \bat deei1lo wu tU .............. , ...
........ Gf -taltll ..,.. rr:::{~~-floom tbl
d1lb1et el Y..U.. wldcb tQi. clMll=~MU,tM pan. --~ SDc>u.11 DOID_, or1aolliM ........ to tna and u.. .fall ..
t11• •• llo~ammtd a •• hblnt
~
PRl!IU!NT m.cuTll>
twta••Amln
,.,_P .. eAJ
AFGHAN •••
Tehran. ''Tbe Babrak K.anna1
coup in Allbulltaa la the d1rect
ruutt ol Scmet interference lD
A11banlnlemal atrain. ''
There are believed to be few
ideolollcal cWfeftDCel bet•em
Amin md Karma!. bell the nbela
vtew uy ll~Coftl'Dmml • a th.-.t to tbe llo.lem be!lda
beld by mostAftbm1.
The airport ID Kabul. the
Af1bu capital wbare lboulanda
ol Soviet troope were flown lD ewer
the put few da,.a, wu believed
c:losed.aotberewuno1mmediate
way for correspondent.a to coo
firm reports ot active Russian
flghting lo take over the presiden·
taal palace and radio station
Thursday night.
But wttneaee aaid in telephone
calls to diplomata in New Delhi,
India. the Russians fought Afpan
troops guarding Radio Kabul.
kn~ked out two Af1han t.anb.
captured the complex and Look
toldien prilooer lD JY, bouts al
batU.. thll. ~at 11 p.m. wtUt
MIG·21 warp1-crila-erouinl
thedU!I.
TbeJ dllcrtbed Kabul .. qalilt
but C--todaJ wttb mora.lDch"lll· fie raumtaa u11Jmpeded bf Bual.an IOl6lrw wtlo w_.. ,_
throuCboUl tM m1»-hlcb Al ... capttal.
"Jt WU the larpst SoYiet troop
movement outside Eaatern
Europe since World War H." one
source said or the lnfiull of
Ruaaian troop8. "You can see it
almoat u a SoVlet 1nvu1on of
Atgharustan talung Kabul and
then puUuli tbelr man 10 power.··
Karmal was immediately
declared Afgbaniatan'a president
and general secret.Ary of the cen
tral comm1tltt of the ruling
Khalq Party and named crorues
to tmportant poaat.ioas.
Mother Charged
With Child Abwe
PALM SPRINGS <AP> -A
Palm Springs waitress bas been
arrested for inveatl11lion of
child abu.ae after reportedly
beatmg her 6-year-oJd daupter,
tying ber bands and feet and
plac1n1 her 1n a narrow
cardboard boa tor up to 24 boon
u pUDilbment, authontiee aaid.
Police Capt. Bill V alkenberJ
said Uvler T Mercado, 218. wu
arrested Wednesday night and
remamed m CU3tody 1.0 lJeu of
Sl.000 bail.
Officers went to the Mercado
apartment tn respoMe to a call
about a poaslble suicide attempt,
and beard screams comin1 from
a rear bedroom, Valkenber1
said.
There they found Ms Mercado
wrealling on the fioor with ber
boyfriend, 28-year-old German
Velo.a. who told otflcen they
were fiPUol because Mercado
wanted to put the cbUd, Uvi
Mercado. "back ui the boll" u
punishment.
Veloaa told police Ma.
Mercado pmUahed the cbiJd by
IOOMly t)'ina her bands and feet
and lmprtaoain1 her 1n a crate,
ValkenberJ laid.
VelOla aaid that while lo the
box. the child was fed only
banana peela, piecft ol apple
and bread. The boyfriend aaid
the child wu forced to relieve
henelf lnaide the box ln a Un
can.
A cardboard box. 15 by LS
lnchea and about five feet lonf,
was found in Lb~ youni•ter'a
bedroom and aeu.ed as eVldeoce,
Valkenbere said.
Tbe cbild cooflrmed Veklu'a
story and was placed lo the
custody ol the Wven.lde Cbikl
ProtedlH S.nace1 Depa.rt· meat.~ aakl.
It WU not known who mede
the call about the awclde at·
tempt that t>roqbt police to the
Mercado apartment. Valken·
berg Uld
2nd Youth
Slay Suspect
BALTIMORE (AP> -nm.
the president ol the NGJor-cl.au
at PatapKO Hl1b School was
cbar1ect •ith tbe contract
murders of two Baltimore
women. Now. a ~ JQU&.b,
known u a quiet. cbu.rcb·IDUll
col.lqe tr.bmu wbo abot'eled
snow for elderb netpborl, hat
been dsarsed with partlclJl9tiDI
ln the knife llaytnp.
Pollce said David Wa1ne
Rober1.aoD, 11, wu arrested at
hi• Middle Rlver bome nd
accused ol ~clpatin1 ln the
knife slayln11 of Mary
Thompeoo, 21. and Ilana Ziuer,
her 83·year-old ,rand.mother.
START THE
NEW YEAR
IN STYLE
Men's Suits
for only
One Dollar!*
"When you buy one suit at the recular price, you
can bu)' another of equal or leuer value ror only one dollar!
ST. PAUL. ll.l.ml. (AP)-'fte
DWDMr S.-ti D0t aeCl=h,
but One 1Aro ... " .. OK, UM llllaMtota I.,,.._. CeGJ1 Nied toa, ID ..,_ a
lllbmMpGlla ID.9'1 llCal -w ..
be namad •number.
lll&cbetl HertMllt ~ ••
form.tr IOdaJ rtadlel ......
.... bee eamq btmeel' u. for fl•• ,...,., .UJID.I tbl __....
ban • .,...._.. =--.. and ..... to bil __._...., ~
Ule.
He -.. .... the 8odal S.c•rflJ Admlni1tratJoo ud ... _... ... .,_,.,.. IO M•
op1se 111.m .. 109, wlddl be
p1041M11 a1 Ollie zwo lb MIDI.
Bat a ulillty com~ aud
lliannota DrlHn' Lleeue
Dl91A:a wvu.lda't '° ....... ... tbe numenl b:ad eoart .. proval, and two 1•ara a10
Den&)er flied IU1t Meldna a llpl
name ctMmee. Two "an before that, be wa rebuffed by tbe
Nonh Dakota lapreJM Court.
la Jta rmantrncw rul.tq, the
lltnnetOta SuDr'eme Coart Mid !>eQ,_. la ,.._ to call blmalf
lOll u a eommoo-law rtOt. bm noted U.. American aoela1 · and
~ SJR,em 1.1 1eued to
ldentifytnc lndivtduaia by letters
r1tber than numbers.
· · U be cbooea to adopt a name
which simply subj~t.s himself to
t'Ootempt, ndlcule and lncoo-
venteoce. he bu a common Jaw
and atatu&ory right to do so.'' aaid
Justice James OUa for the
Supreme Court.
Thousands
Of Fish Die
MIAMI <AP> -'lbousanda ol
walking catfish , their akin
pee Uni and ftns dec:aytne, died
10 a South Dade County canal.
and scienUats said they may
have been kllled by dlaeue.
Al the white CUC&ua floated
Tb uraday to tbe surface,
&e1entiata retrieved several f1ah
for study, ud •ood atona,
1reat •bile beron1, eSTeta,
osprey and other birds 14apped
at the flab .
OU-fbb UYtaa le diie au&
eeemed ...... bJ ... 1 ••
killed ... cadWt, Adem. said..
Bream, 1ar. bau and other
tnhabttants of the water were
1 wim riwl& around u uaual.
Drug Fumes
Affect Cop1
SAN DIEGO (AP) -
Two Police otflNn ap-
parently overdoled•drq tumn while arre.cm, ftv•
people for tnvesttaaUoo ot
JMIHNsiac PCP, a police
apokeniao Hid toc1a7.
Tbe arrata came after
a brawl ln which two other
officers were inJared Tb~ntpt.
After tbe auspecta W'el9
rounded up, offlcera
Bmtoa s.ntee ad Da~
Bello "became riolenUy
W." police Set. Bob Petera
said. Tbe otncers were
treat.ed at a boapital and
releued.
-j
7
Fast-food Chains
87 mL'ION llOMQWI I
1'be ntl1I cq•nl•sUom wUb Uw lllOlt UDb to tb* ebalu are fut.food r.tauruca ad con ........ ..,._
lllUl U.U-ll'OWth aw broutJ>l .U ~ of ICIClal problem.
llcDana1d'1 now baa some 5,000 .. aftba'• from eout .. . ' to coat. Tbe 7·11 cbal.a bu more tl1an t.SOO llllJU. 1'boN
are comlderably more than \be 2,000 aupermarbtt lD tbt
Safeway dWn. lbe 1.200 d.llcount clruptorea lP the ~co 4
network and the 870
stores under the Sun,
Roebuck banner. Money
Tree
, .
'-> In abort ,
McDosiald'a and 7-11
are t.be most uh&quitoua
namea on tbe rttaU
laod1cape. And tbey
·-
tend to be gravttat&oclal pointl for kids. Tbat'• where tbe
trouble starts.
aAY DOC, TUE founder Of MeDooaJd'a, pro.lded
tbe All·Amertcan diet of hamburcen and milk shat•. \ •
You can lmqine then bow be must ba.e felt when a
Maryland woman, the mother ol acbool·a1e cblldnn. com-
plained reeent.ly that a McDonald'1 utemU wu out for
aoorttog cocaine.
The lady told a concresaionaJ committee that a plutic
coffee lt1rrer that MeDonald'a gives to customers WU 1lel-tin& utenaive double UH u a ''coke" apooo.
JP YOU HAVE A complaint about McDooaJd'a, It
mi1ht take months to 1et some act.ion. But tbia one re-
ceived prompt attention. Edward Schmidt, the p~ ot
the fut-food ehai.D, Hid: "McDonald's will either redealp
or discontinue the item altogether."
And lhat'a bow we licked the cocaine problem in America.
The 7-11 convenience store chain h.ad a similar prob-
lem. If you've shopped in a 7·11, you know it carries a
limited assortment of f85t-moving ltemJS. It's heavy oo
beer and cigarettes. Many or the stores in the chain were
al&o douig well with cigarette papers.
BUT 11JEY ARE NOT doing well with that item
anymore. At leaat the stores wbkb are owned by
Soutblaod no longer carry cigarette papera. Jere
Thompson, president of Southland and aoo of tbe fouodet
of the 7-11 chain, ordered lbe 3,000 company-owned uni1a -
the rest are franchised -to discontinue the aale of
cigarette papers because he's reasonably certa.in they're
being used to roll marijuana, not tobacco.
Thompson, who lives 1n Dallas. explained hi.a decl.&ioo
as follows "l don't tblnk we ought to be eocouragina peo-
ple to smoke murijuana when it's agalnst the law. I ba·
ven't socn anyone roll a cigarette in a long time, and J live
in a part of the country where it ~ to be a big thin& to
do I don't believe people use them to roll c1&arettes -and
lf there are any lhat do, it's less than one percent. Aod
that's not what convenience stores are for -that small a
cl.tentele."
7·lu may conUnue to seU cigarettes, alcoholic
bevera1es. Twtnkies and HusUer maauine.
SOMETIME8 OF COUUE the ball takes a fUDll)'
bounce. Fast-food places have been opposed by aome com-
munities on the grounds th.at they cause noise, pollaltioo
and Utter In Fremont, Callt .• the city council wu pre:aent-
ed lbia month with a proposal to ban all fut-food
reat~UTaDts that had drive·throuib lanes.
Young people, who work Jn -and frequent -tbe fut.
food ouilda, were ap.inst tbe propoaal. That waa to be ex-
pe<'ted. But another lf'OUP that came to bat for the fat,.
food restaurant& waa composed al sea.ior citluu and bu-
dicapped persons.
They pointed out that the restaurants where you could
pick up your food without leaving your car comtituted ''a
tremendoU5 asset''. lo people using crutches, canet,
walkers. braces, artificial legs and wheelcb.airs.
That's all right as long as they doo't give those people
a coffee stirrer to take home.
Wage Guidelines
Exemption OK'd
WASHINGTON (AP> -Individual worken wbo eam
less than $4 an hour would be enmpt from new ••
guidelines under an agreement reached by President
Carter's Pay Advisory Co mmittee.
Tbe is-member group voted to exempt all groups al
workers~ avera1eeaminp are belowS5.35an bour.
THE TWO DECISIONS could affect morethao35 pet"Celt
of the natioo'a hourly wage earners, said Robert RUIMll,
direct.or of the Council oo Wage and Priee St.ability.
The panel also voted to exempt pay locrementa liven
either for a specific qualilicatiooorpurely foraenJority.
AJtbougb the overall g\IJdellnes remain unset, the panel made 10me procreu by aareem, to tcJDSider repledq the
current 7 percent atand.ard with a nna-ottncreuea.
Committee chairman Joa T. Dun.lop declined to
e.timate what the eveetual nqe miPt be, but be said tt wlD
be developed ln lilbtof "theecaoomiceovironmmtupected
to pNYail overtbe loqerterm ahead.''
EXPDTS anMNED bJ the paoe1 indicate tbat ... virollment may be hilhlJ iaOaticJa.ary. 1bree et'<GOIDi.c
loreeast.s provided the panel by private f:1rma predicted an in-
nation rate nat yeaJ"of 10percatto12 percent.
By contrast, the orialnal 7 ~ .,_, PldellDe .,..
made at• time the Carter admlnt.ltnUon tru b-ecutmc •• percent inOJdion nste.
The advtaory panel, eGllQlriled of llx members Mdl
from busloeu, labor and=:csedor, wu edabll•bld ID October to propcw ...,, for Ule ..eoact ,.... ol
Caner•a volanlaF)', anti· procnm.
Gold, Silver Quotations
•
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' ftm&TAI•• a .... t1 .~ ...... lal'Hd · filto ... aDCI nwa.
....... ittoetw• .... ..
Hl"OM tbl CID!Mll&IJ. Aad law.
too, ta U. farm ti tu cl"ldltl '°'
bomeowww wlUlq to .-a.
UM uw. old ~. TMre
.... hoocqlQI •
heater•. wood 1tovH •nd
lnlulatimL
T~• 1oal'ln1 prle• of
pe\roleom, lb• worrlH ov•r
nuclear pow•r . the
envlt'ODmn1al catcbff lD 0..
UM ol ooel, aJJ are oreatlq a
new panoply of powu -
~wabi4t ... ,IY IOUrCft
8...,..able beCalde Lbe IUD drencbu tbe earth with
enormous amount.a of enercy
eve17 mlnu .. ol eY•l'J day.
IV8'1' DGBT •INtJTEB away
•• llfbt lllee ii the btuest power
plant in the oetcbbotbood.
Tbe Harvard BualDeu Scbool.
ln a 1tudy titled "Enerey
Futures," aay• it ia plaualble
that renewable eneray will fill a
filth of the nation's power need.~
by the year 2000, almost as
much as natural gas does today
That means children alive today
will be lighting their school
lamps in the next 10-15 years
with electricity born or wind and
tide, wood and walle, warm
ocean currents and the focused
rays of the aun.
Dr. Benoett Muter, proeram
director of solar, geothermal
and atorage ayatema for the
Department of Energy. sees the
near future this way
IN TUE NORTHEAST. power
planti. wtll chum out electnc1ty
from wood waste
In the Soulhwe~t r1elds or
mirrors will fO<.'U~ the !>un':. ruy!>
on furnaces. and except for
wisps of superheated ~team. 1l
will bear httle re~emblance to
an eledric plant
In the Northwe~.t
hydroelectnc dams will continue
to pour out cheap electncity, but
they will be aided and abetted
by eiant windm11la with an
arm1pread of 300 feet catchini
&he Padllc breeza.
81MllAa WINDMILLS will
dot the east slopes of the
Rockies and the Great Plains.
Can you picture a million of
them., A federal !Jtudy has orr the Southeaflt coast, an
orfshore ng could boll volaUle
gas using the moderate heat of
the Gull Stream. making It
produce clectnc1ty or st.orable
-~ ......... EXPERIMENTAL SOLAR FURNACE TEST!O IN TROY, N.Y.
Mino,. Are U•ed to Focua Sun'• Energy on l!xch•nger
chemical energy for transport to
shore
Floating, tethered "ducks"
containing generators will perk
with the changing wind blown
waves, producing electricity bke
hydroelectric damt1 capturing
the toll of surfat·e water"I
lt '1> JU"lt not fJrfetch1•d
anymor.-In mo"lt ('3:>t'"I
prntotypl'"I Jr1· dlrcddy l.H·ing
built
THt:N THERI-. ARt: m11rt·
pleb•·1an Wies Already home ..
are being embell111hed with
;.iwnings lo put off the summer
sun und ~outhern windows to
catC'h the w1nler ray s for
warmth Solar panels he11t water
and air to heat the house
The cost of solar cells 1s
droppina fast, and perhaps
within ftve yean they wUl be
cheap enough to lnatall on
residential roofs, where they
will grab bits of light called
photons whlch will trigger the
movement of electronr. in
other wordA, elt>ctnc1ty
On the farm und at regional
stations. val& wlll digest plant
and arumal wHte to produce
mcthanl· Ras for heating
Farmen will ferment leftover
grain and dbtill alcohol to run
tractors or help run cars
THESE THING S AllE
happening now One firm 10
Colorado alrt'ady harvest.II the
manurt' fr()m 40.000 cattle and
convert~ 11 1nlo enuu~h rneth1tnc
~at. lO (uel hal( lht' nt>t'dS Of U a O m e g a w u t t p o w t• r p I a n t
~1·wagt' plant!> 1.round the
"ountry huvt• 1Ju1ll s1mllur
.1 1 r t 1 g h t c h d m b e r s w h e r e
bactt'na d11(etit human wute
and produce heut and gas New
York City 1s cons1denng ways to
tap off th<' methane gas 11eep1.ng
(JUt Of landflU Sites
Says Dr Miller. ··As you go
around the country 20 yean
from now, you're not gol.Ri to
see tboae repllca1 or the
standard power plant that bu.ma
oil, t'oal and gaa and which
almost always looked the same
"You're gomg to see different
kinds of technology producing
the energy the country n~
The conl\umt•r, pn-sumably and
hopefully. Is not going lo notice
the d1rrerence You'll only noUce
the d1frerenre when you travel
around the country and look for
Cemetery Hi.stork Site
America's Black Heritage Traced to Pilgrims
By JULES LOH
AP' -..Clel Gar-• f I
Pl.YMOUTH, Maab -Marie Anderson could
barely make out, ln the moonetow. that the weed·
grown thicket where ahe waa 1tandlni waa a
cemetery How odd a place for a new life to betln
''Four small grave 1'Qarkera were spaced in·
aide the remam11 of an old wooden fence,·' ahe re
called
"SOMETHING CAME OVEa ME. Suddenly I
knew. I had no doubt, Lbat lhia place would mean a
ireat deaJ to me. It waa almost Uke a reUcioua ex·
perience.1 roade up my mind to come back."
Andenion did go back, a1ain and acaln, and In
the 1ix years since. with the zeal of an evaniellsl,
s he hu converted that for1ot.ten 1raveyard into an
archeoJoclcal treasure trove listed on the
National ReitAterof Historic Places.
The cemetery la four miles from Plymouth
Roek. One more hiatorlc alte in a town awash with
them would seem of little Import. Exc:ept that W.
one marb tbat atrain of America's berita1e which
1a black, ri&bt back to the Ptlsrtnu.
"I G&EW UP IN PL Yllotrnl BVT never felt
a part al the hlltorical community," Ms. Andenoo
said.
~d
Marearet
Hamtlton, 77,
the tlme·wl1e
old ltal"ekeeper,
''Cora,·• who
doled out Mu·
well House oof.
fee and free ad· vice to TV
vteweis for flve yean lt r•-
portediy b1ln1
replaced tn
favor ot the aew
look featurh:tl I
'' 1ouo1 whip· nnappen.·•
• •
It was not that there wu a conscloua effort to
exclude blacks, but It waa ll everybody a11umed
that blacks juat weren't here
"AJI the black school children wbo came here
on class trlpa never 11aw a reflection of thernaelvea
Well. now they wlll "
The cemetery lbat so moved Ms Anderson
that moonlit night Is called Partin1 Way1, the stte
11 at a fork In the road At one time It was • black
settlement of perhaps 30 residents
MS. ANDERSON, A WOMAN IN HER la~
twenties, said that altbou1b she had not prevk>ualy
troubled to iO search for evidence of the old aettle·
ment, she had known about It from &lrlhood. Her
parents had told her the story of Ila foun~ra
They were four black men: Cato Howe, Prince
Goodwin. Plato Turner and Quamany Quuh. The
four. ln 1792, were iranted freedom and 94 acrea
aa reward for service In the Revolutionary War
When the lut house lo the IM!'tt.lement burned
down, in UI08, the land reverted to the town, it.a hla·
tory foreotten.
"lronlcally," Ma. Andenon aald, "the town had plans to turn the land into, of all thinp, a
cemetery." lrutead, the town bu leued tM land
to the corporation Ma. Andenoa orcanl&ed.
THAT WAS AFl'E& SHE PO&D over muaty
recorda, wrote letters, belled mooe)', pep.talk~
upw arda of 40 archeoJolilU and bbtortant and
finally1otPart.ln1Way1Hcavat.edand1tud1ed.
The dl11en found pottery and other artllects
1u11eaUn1 Af rtcan or11i111. A mUHUm la plenn~. ln the coune of all her ,..arch, Ma. An·
denon located, ln CaWornla, a descendant of one
Abraham Pierce.
Recordl make Pierce out t.o be the ba.et llave
of ablp captain Jobd Pierce wbo arrtvH ln
Pbmouth aboard the •MMI "ADM" in IJSI w1M11
the coloaJ WU loaa tJiu tbfel JMn aid.
'1'11DS OS Nll•SSOW aDD&HCll
to Abtabam Pl#ee.'• Ill. ADdlrlOD aald. "llul DO Nf•NDCe .,.,.,... 1111 to tM f.O tlW ...... blaa.
••we eu _ PNIQDM from tldl tJtU b1I nee
1tmpl1 wu DOt ot eoneern to U>t oUlm' coloailtl,
Uiat. IM Jmt ftt la.
· ... n.i 1dM>QJ hUdne come to Tillt P:::J :'!'·*·~::. ~.wi8.::~r::.r=:D~on.
IOlft ...... aboat • . ''·*"' ~ wUI d1KoW tlW &» PUlit• hi.d ~ •.W .............. ....
to.''
•• ..
u. Tllat•1 wllat•1 10111 to QJuq~"
TODA'I', ••Lr or lb• ••Uoa'• ......, IMMdl eOllMll f oQ,. ~from .......
IU Ad II ,_ ••• from GMl.
Ntaie1-r ..,_,~. _.... 4 pefC91 ... clama
abOatlper • OI lbOMt IM dam. an Ute
ODlr es•••l• Of renewable
.....,, -wtdle tM7 .,. die mo.t ........ almolt all d \M
'°1>1ulltr ... '°" dama baft Mn -" •• .,. eco&ocietlll.J
out ot bound•. ltW. u.n .,.. 10tD• rlltllO UDGMd, 1maU d&lm
•lone America'• rhen,
abaDdooed Jons •10 by
compant. that aed tbem to
produce eleetr1elt1 aod U..U
movedora.
But t.bere a.re otber readily
av ail able aourea to draw on
There ll biomua -the lump
sum of wood and •ut.e material ot biolollcll ortiJA. nerytb!nc
from MW11Ce to maoure It all
MIW wltb tbe IUD.
ONLY ONE •IOLUONTB ot
the 1un'1 ·ray1 reach ea.rt.b and
ball of Lbat la refJeeted back b:tto
1pace. Only a fraction of l
pen:eot of the avallable aun'•
etMray la csoturtd and turned
loto cbemlcal mero by plant
life.
Wood wu America'• primary
fuel leaa Uwi 100 yean a,o. lQ
1900, it atlJJ accounted for a
quarter or the nation'• fuel
needs It has dwindled lo 2
percent. Yet Sweden aeta 8
percent of lta entt&Y from wood
and l')n1and l~ percent
A merlcan technolo1y bu
found way1 of pellet.Woe wood
waata a.od other wood producu
that will make that renewable
re1ource competitive witb
Western coal. So say the
Harvard reHa.ttben.
DOE'• Dr. Miller H)'I wood
can be used far more than it I.I
today
"YOU CAN DO that w1t.boot
sa('rifu.•ing any or our forer.t
land We h11ve. Just 1n nt•w
f.(rowth every ye;ir, th~
t·qu1valent of 5 pcrrent of our
t•nerg) nt.~s II you used all (1(
that you wouldn't make 11 dent Jt
all in the forests
"This country is becommg fur
more forested now than 1t WM~
100 yeurs ago "
The secret to wnng renewable
<'nergy sources 1s the vanety
avallable and the strategy of
chooalnc what la particularly
suited to a given area of the
country.
Whtie wood ml1bt be part al
the anawer In the Northeast.
11ewaae and garbaae treatment
in urban areas, manure and
plant wutt'1\ ln rural areu. th~
direct rays of the sun might ~
tht• ~Jor answer 10 the S"uth st and wind 1n tht'
windbel stJtes that ramble
across th Great Pl111ns
TB•nDCll~
the felielNlt, ol dlil9 IOlar '°""
tower ~ • lO-lt.or7 ,_,... .1nl1ror tb•J bullt ln tb• Py,... co foeUI the .... ,.,.
OD a ~e.i:=, -..m whlcb Plod~ •
1'ow tbe D•Jt•rt•••t of
E••r11 h 1>ulldla1 a demoaetraUon plant near
B•r•tow. whleb wUl be tb•
protot1p• for other clean ..... to electrical pnduedon
lDthelUDblll,
lo tb• neat two deead••
wh'Clmtllt wW produce ~
5 pereeat of the neUon 1
elee111cal oe.dl. Small mode&
aJ,..141 are Mll1nc to farmers,
Flortda CM Ckalf ...._ la
UJda161 ....... to ......... tb• •••ra1• dau, ••• 1 .tectftal ....., ......... United.._,
Dr. Millet ••plat••· ··o....anr ~..,. ~
•boll& u.t. 91& lf JDll ** 997 bard at it JOU cu beCOIDt
eonYineell, !Urie t am, tbat •'• a very MUlble opdOD for two
reuo.. Number oae fl .,...
load. It opent.et all tbe U. .
The leeood I• tbe restoa -namely the loullMut, •bleb wW b8" the larceet demad ,_ eledri~y in the next JD 1Mf'I
aod riOt now bu tbl aman.t re.en•."
~~~-~WN.W.~ •.i .... r u • ee.w ll•mee...,w •11n& 11
'"''• •• eeer•••tl•· It'• •e•H••le •• ew•a••• .. "
but there are 1ome aiant
wlodmllla abu.lldlnl
80l1THE&N CALll'O&NIA
Edt100 la bulldlnc a larce
macbint near Palm Sprtq,. It
la de1lsned to cenerat.e three
million watt.I in wind.I of 40
milea an hour. In tbe oat ftve r••n. tbe company bopa to have up to 18 wtnd macblnea ln
place
Tbe General EJ.eetrlc Co. I.I
bulldlq a tit million unit for the
Enerty Department on a tull
near Boooe, N.C. It 11 eirpect.ed
to produce two million wattl,
electricity enouch for 500 homes
Boeing la •lated to buJld •
wind turbine with blades ol 300
feet ror the Ener1y Departmt>nt
It will be up•ble of 2.5 million
watta
Juat u the IUD produc~ wind
by the va.rtable beaUn1 of air, lt
aho cooperates w1Lb t.be mooa ln
produdn& Udel
THE nENCB HAVE bullt •
24 Wlll at.It.Jon on the Gull ot St
Malo in Brittany UIU>I • ~m
with rt-Verslble turbines to catch
the ebb and Oow of lht' Uddl
Jo:a<'h unit rim prr>dUl't' up t'>
10.000 lul°""atu
Oth~r lldllJ po-.-.er !>talion!> ar•·
propoM'd 1n Great ffnta1n thf'
H.!y or f"u nd y nt'ar tht'
L' S Canadian border. and tbt"
._,an JO"'l~ Cull in Argentina but
c;o far the Investment mont")
h us not been provided
The Bnliab are worklnJ to
capture the eneray In lbe rolJ.io&
wavn ot the En.ell.lb Cbume.I,
anchorioi aeaborn ceneratoni
which produce electricity as the
wavea tum tbdr turblnes
The proposal for off1bore
power plant• to produce
electricity from the ~mperature
dlffereonUal of the Gull Stream
and d~r. rolder waters, bolds
COOVlnClDi potential. r.ay:is Dr
M tiler
SCIENT1STS ESTl•ATE tbat
the thermal energy paaaing by
u that la tn the diltant future.
homeoWDeT'I in California are
workt.na wttb IOlar enern here
and now. Tbe aolar 1y1t.em1
market la boomlq, tbao.U to a
•late law aJJowtn1 bomeo"nera
to deduct ~ percent of t.be C'Olt
from their income taxe1 . Californians an spend!n1 nearty
1190 mlllloa llOlar dollan thla
year.
THE CITY 011' San oteso bu
passed an ordl.na.oce requittng
all new bomea ln unincorporated
areaa to be equipped with solar
hot w~r 11y1tema be11nrun, in
October 1980.
And the city of Dmvia aiq)ed
out by f'realdent Carter u the
nation'• Jeadlng example of
ener1y COPHrvaUoo. bu touih
bulldtnc ordinance. on window
placement, foundation
requtremeota and ceilln1
lna ulat.too.
Most ~ acree tbat we
have become t.oo med to euUy
transportable liquid fuels a.od
centralized power ceneration.
BECAt;SE THE !iUNLIGRT
fall'\ .-1.1·rywh~re there will be
\ht> tcndenl')' to dt>centrahze
l>'>,..er produt·llon to an extent
I l(U•"1>~ lh1• way l'rl put 1t ,'
"t1'1'> l>Ot:., Or ~tiler · '' that
~oldr t'\ J Jt-mocrJt11
terhnol1J{(y It falls all over lh1·
"'orld Tht>rt• 1i. almost no plaet·
th•H d~sn l l(t't ~om~ solar
Pnt>rgy and that i. JU:il not lrut>
of anylhulg elbe
•'There are vast deposits of
coal in the world. Tbey really
are centered lo only a few
C'OUOln~. lb~ United Stat~. the
Soviet Unioo and Canada. We all
know where oil tends lo be
ce ntered N•tural 1a1.
11m 1l arly Very isolated
rHOurcn
"Bl'T ~A.R L" a d<•mO<'rat1r
'>Ourc1• It fJlb on +'Vf>ryboc:h
JI '> <tVlllldbJt'lO('\lt'r) b<><i}
And~ far 1t hn bffn un~
b> .iJm0&t ~very bod)
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BYSTANDERS GATHER IN FRONT OF IRVINE HOME GUTTED BY FLAMES THURSDAY
Man Who Died In Fire Waa Urged by Son to Jump From Front Balcony to Safety
Fatal Fire in Irvine
Yule Tree Sparks Blaze; Damage $150,000
"' By DAVID KUTZMANN
Of ... o.11, l'llet icatl
Flames fueled by a tinder-dry
Christmas tree rampaged
through an Irvine borne Thurs·
day night, killing one of i~ occu-
pants, slightly injuring four
others and cauaing more than
$150,000 in damage.
"It was just Wlbelievable, how
fast it moved," one Orange
County fire offlcial said of the
blase 9l 4121 Loma Stnet in tbe
vlllqe al El Camino Real ... It
(\M boaae) was a total, oom·
plete burnout.''
Police and lire officials said
the man who died in the ftre wu
Lester George Krescher, 69, who
lived with six other members ol
hu1 son's family in the two-story
residence
Fire Capt Marc Hawkins srud
the 6 23 p.m . blaze was trig-
gered by Christmas tree bghts
which apparenUy shorted out.
Flames exploded from the tree,
touched off nearby c urtams and
began their rampage through
lhe house r
Four members of the family
were m the kitchen at the time
preparing for dinner. They were
identified as Leslie Krescher, 41 ,
his wife Helen Krescber, 40, a
son, David, 19, and a friend or
th e famtly . De bbie Mary
VanEyke The elder Krescber
was an an upstairs bedroom.
Hawkins s aid three other
members of the family, Nancy
Krescher, 17, and Jeff Krescber,
15, and Robert Krescber. 13, re-
turned horue from Knott's Berry
Farm when the fire was at its
height.
FIREMEN BATI'LE FATAL BLAZE IN IRVINE
One Man WH Kiiied In $150.000 Fir•
When the names broke out.
fire officials s11d, the family in
the kitch en heard popping
sounds and immediately saw the
tree was afire
David Krescber apparently
tried to unplug the Christmas
tree Ullhta. Hawkins said, and
also tried lo pulJ the burninc
drapes down. Coast
Weather
Mostly IUDDY but some hilb cJoudmeal Saturday.
Patchy fot and low clouds
at beaches duriDI early
mornln1 hours. Lows
toal&bt 45 aloq the cout
ancf so inlaad. Hieb•
Satvday M al the beacbea
and • lnllDd.
Dog Scares
Would-he
Burglar
A St. Bernard dog was Cl"edit-
ed with scaring off a man who
tried lo burglarize the home of a
disabled Costa Men woman
Tbunday, police said today.
They aaid a suspect ln the
cue, Hector Manuel Cano, 22. ol
240 Oak St., Lquaa Beach, wu
arre1ted OD IUlptCiOD of al·
tempted burglary and beld ill
lieu oftl0,000 bail.
Pollee laid a man climbed
o.er a I-foot fmce a& a bome oa East lttb Place at 11 a.m.
Tbunda)'. The)' said be tried to
PrJ GPlll a alldiq &1ala door dea.,U. the faet that tbe dilabled
woman wu lutde 1elll.q at
blm., · I
I Rowblf', t!MJ • aald hv , .. Bensf:ht doe IUCtMded bi ~ 1nl lbe man awa,. Cano .. ar-. Pe•ted D9it•Y~blttd OD a
dMem&a ol tM ~ -waa . .._., .. bJ &M '.Sctim,
ipollblaQt
By lb.ls time, Hawkins said,
the fitt wu out or control. Aa
the rest of the family fled the
burning home, Leslie Kreacber
ran upstairs to set his father
out.
''The fire was literally cbuin&
him ul)ltain," Hawkins said.
The fire captain said the
youneer K.rescber could not con-
vince bl.a father to jump Crom a balcony. The son jumped but
still could not convince bi•
father to follow.
A nat-<loor netpbor, Victor
Schme.ltz, said in an interview
U.at be and bl.a wife were atuina
in their den when they beard
yellinC:: the Krelcber home. UJ Lei yemn, • • , )
cs.nas,P.,•AJ>
Marine Killed ...
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1979 Ptf'TE!N CENTS
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Attackers flee
I 0 Kho01eini Men
Taken by Rebels
TEHRAN, Ina (AP) -Flebt-
inl erup&ed in Tabriz, capital ol
tbe northwest Aaerbaijan re-
gion. and members of the diss.I·
dent Asart Turts' political party
wounded one Revolutionary
Guardsman and took 10 other
Khomeini men hoeta1e, the of.
ficial Pars news agency said to-
day.
Pars, quoUng the Revolu·
tionary Guard oCfi<:e a.n Tabriz,
said the attack began Thursday
night when an unidentified
Crystal
Residency
In Doubt
By STEVE MITCHELL °' -0-.""" , .... Auemblyw~man M ar1an
Bergeson has charged state of·
ftc1als with "talung away \he
dangled carrot," in an agree.
ment earlier this year that
would allow residents of Crystal
Cove and El Morro Mobile
Home Park to remam on state
property for the next 20 years.
Earlier this month the state
agreed lo purchase 1,898 acres
of coaalllne property between
Corona del Mar and La1una
Beach for uae u a state park.
Tbe at ,.identa of tbe mobile
home paJk and tbe 4i4 NCidaida
of Crya.& Cove live wit.bin the
area p&&rebued b1 I.be state
from 1'le lrviDe Compuy.
Lut June, the realdat.a were
led lo believe tbey would bave a
choice ol ~rinl Immediate
relocation benefit on obla.lnin& a
20·year leaseback acreement
following the state purchase, the
74th Distnct assemblywoman
says.
Now legialauve bearings have
been scheduled before the state
Subcommittee on Resources and
Tramport.atlon for late January
or early February lo deteruune
the fate of the more than 300
coastal residents.
Assemblyman Terry Goggin
c D·San Bernardtno) suggests
the Crystal Cove res 1denb
vacate their homes by next
April.
Meanwhile, state Parks and
Recreation officials are cWTent
ly offenng the Crystal Cove res1·
dents a two-year lease wtule a
general plan for the state pan is
developed.
Both auggesuons are opposed
by Mrs. Bergeson and residents
of the two coartal commurulies
"When the slate came down Lft
June. the indications were that
both commuruues would receive
20 .year leasebacks,·· Mrs.
Bergeson said
"The state should hold up lo
1t.s commitment," she a&id.
But state land officl al.I aay the
bearings nest month or ln early
February are necessary "lo de-
termine what OW' position abould
be on both areas."
George Dutra, the state's
senior land a1ent, said the parb
department bu not complet.ed •
maater plan for Cryatal Cove.
••and tbey would like to reMrYe
<See caYS"rAL, Pace A.t>
iroup Ml ftre to a pa.Woo Mt up
for toda1'1 prayen.
Tbe 11W"damen. ctllef aecmity
force lor revolutionary leader
Ayatollah Rubollah Khomeini,
puraued the unidentified at-
tackers past the headquarters ol
the Moalem Peoples Republican
Party. Groupe identified only u
"couoter-revolutioaaries" a.tao
attacked and tried lo set fire lo
banks and newspaper offices in
Tabriz, Iran's fourth largest ca·
ty, Pars said.
Para reported tbe re•olu·
tlooary pardamen said tlleJ
bad bem unable to necadate re-
lease ol the bolta&e guards.
The party ii loyal to Ayatollab
Mohammed Kazem Sharlat-
Ji(adari, lran'a 1econd·rankin&
reU1ious leader. Ria followen
clubed wttb euardsmen in
Tabriz lhi.a -month. Temion bad
developed around Sbariat-
Madan after be criticlzed the
naUon'1 new Islamic constitu·
Uon. 1be Azan.s, ethnic Tu.rts,
seek more aelf-rule.
~ U. S. S. R.
I Miits Sii
I• IN
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111111
"°"' ta E'ight Oa
Rebels Press Fight
After Afghan Coup
By Tiie Aaoda&.ed Presa
Oie·hard supporters of execut·
ed Afghan President Hafiiull&h
Amin were reported still trading
nne fire in Kabul today aft.er Sov·
let forces installed their man in
power to end a 19-mooth lDSurrtt·
lion on Russia's sou.rt.hem border.
The border guerrillas. scorning a
"change m pawns:· vowed lo
fight on
There were signs the new
leader. Babrat Karmal, will coo·
duct large-scale purges.
The Soviet Union
acknowledged today its aubt.ary
role tn Afghanistan. Tbe olficial
Tass news agency quoted Kabul
Radio as saytng the At1ban P ·
ernmeol "made a praainJ a~
peal lo the U.S.S.R. for urcent
political. moral and economic U·
ststance," including military aid.
and that the Soviet.a • 'aatiJfied the
request olthe Afghan aide."
The broadcast said the Afehan
re1ime's request wu based oo a
year-oldSovlet·Af&baJ>treaty.
Taaa said Soviet Prealdeot
Leonid I. Bredmev sent Karmal a
concratulatory tele1ram ex·
pr~siog coofldence the new gov,
ernment would defend "the sov·
ereignty, independence and na-
tion a I dignity of a new
At gh anl5ta.n .. .
Bnlaln and West Germany COD·
demoed the Soviet mvolvemenL
A t; S. offic1al has called it "the
grossest form of internatiooal
behaYlor"
A ~port from the Japanese em-
bassy lD Kabul said sporadic
shots were beard near the road
running from tbe Soviet embassy
to the old royal palace which ·~
peared to be still in the bands ol
Amin '1 folknftn Several lltG-21
warplaDee cittled over the city,
the report said.
lalamic rebels. wbo fought
Amin, denounced Soviet in·
nuence In AfcbaniJtan and vowed
lo CCGtinue their war aimed at
atablisblnc a non-Jllanist eov-
ernment in Kabul.
"The Moslem nation of
AfCbanlatan will not be deceived
by the cban1e in pawns," a
apokeamao for the Afcban
lllamic Movement aaid ID
<See Al"GllAN, Pap A.t)
" •
••• 1 ........... ....
l\INO, Nft. <AP) -...... taw OttOl t apec•
were •actDI a " today tor two )'CMldll wanted 1D Lbe 11utqa ol a 8u JGM eouple.
.A a.io olfte91' lifOt'ad a ear --. dwft,.._ lldmM matcMd U.. al the nblclt tbl two ..,. lat
MID to ... drtvtal, PQlMe l4dd.
.. .... pollM aaJd .. tou.s ... bod* ot .... and tfSlalr OJnn CID 'l'tl ..... )' alpt, buri4'd lD wlW tbty deloltbed
u "bill CllnWW" &mdtl' about a f• ot aJ. 'ltlt1 allo found a rt· n.. bu1 did -.., It lt bM .... UMd lD Lbe ~.
~n 1' tr • .,...,....., Eqlefln
ALPINE CAP> -A tuker truck overturned and upklded la
Ram• CID Jaa..tate I toc1a1, kllllJll two meo.
The carao -two 4,000.sallon tub ot tbe volaWe IOlftllt petn>leum aapblba-wu dlstroy-9 In a fin that Ut up the moun· talnt 11 mllel eut ol El Cajop and left the freeway charred for 100
yardsonettbeuldeoftbewreek.
The California Hlahway Patrol aaJd the driver apparenUy
at eoa&.rol ot b1a n1 at 5:ao a.m. oa a curve ud crubtd
•laimt a bridle abutment on the Weal Willow• Road oftramp.
Wl"ffble wu atrewn for 200 yards, cloe11J1 both i.,,.. of the
freeway for 90 l'llinutea and I.be west lane until at leut Saturday
or Sunday.
N. Ca8ter11f• 8t•raa E9ed
By TM Aleodated Presa
Northern Callfornla 1kie1 abould be clear today, but clouds
are moving ln over the weekend and the !faUonal Weather
Service predicts rain and snow by New Year's Day.
Until the weekend, foe abould be the bi& problem in
Northern California, especially ln the San Franclaco Bay area,
San Joaquin, Sacramento, Klamath and Shula valley1.
Cartft" l..ea.,es Ca•p D•eld
WASHrNGTON CAPI -P~ldent Carter, atru11Un1 with
the nearly 2·month-0ld U .S.-lranian crtala, cut 1bort hla holiday
vacation today to confer with top forelp policy advlMn at the
WhlteHouN.
Presld.entlal spokesmen aaid Carter would not retum to hia
Camp David, Md , mountaintop retreat. They 11id he declded to
remain ln Waahmgton throucb the New Year'a holiday
The waexplained chanp of plan.a came aa the Unlled StAtea
conunued tD canvau memben of the United NaUona Sec:urlty
Council for surport of ecooomic aanctiooa aialnlt Iran.
/F,....P.,,eAJ
F1RE KILLS MAN .•.
never beard such screams,"
Schmeltz said.
He went out front. saw what
had happened and tried to help
Krescher save hi.a lather. The
white·bot beat of the names pre·
vented them. however, a nd the
elder Krescher waa kalled when
an explosion rtpped through the
home.
Hawkins said Krescher was
blown out a bat:k window by the
force d the nploeion. '·We found
him at the bue of the bouae lyina
on lawn furniture "he1a.ld. Schmeltz aaid nam~• were pourtn1 out the back windowa ol
the Krescber bome, aome lboot· int out a to I-feet. • 'Tbe beat back
here wuunreal," heaaid.
A flnfllbter who returned to
look alt.be charred rema.lnaottbe
home tblt anomlnl 1ald fire un1ta :
were It tbe ac.ne wtthln ml.Dutel
att.r the blue bn*e out, but tbe
flam• con throuab the 1trueture
so rapkly there wu virtually no
••JioJa•ttbebomt. Firemen lu~ad worbd to aave ad.tacmt hom• frotn belQI
touebecfolfbyllames.
A U.y..,.-old ntlpbor Mid be
and b1I fetber ftDt out.Ide wbe1t u.., ....... ~from tM
9'rtHbs boma. Tbe bOJ Hid be
ct0uld ,.. &be ChrUtm .. tne
aflame in the froat wtDdow and
within motlMlltl, &be fire roared
tbroqbtbl,..of&bebome.
DAILY PILOT
Jn tbe aftttrnat.h of I.be blue
this momiDg, oetlbbora and fire
lnveaUgaton milled around the
burned-outbulkoflhehome.
Cbrtatmu tree Utbt.a aUll bun&
over the aaraae, eertly Un·
c harred, and a basketball
backboard also still remained.
lbe •lD&ed stranda of net haoglng umr1y. " wu &oinl for plssa," said
one man of bow he spotted the
blazeorlaioally.
"We could tee tbe 1low on tbat
other atreet,'' another man aaM1
The Kreecber famlly wu re-
port.cl to be 1ta)'iq wttb friendl
acro11 tbeltnet from tbe home.
Hawki.DI said enn tbou&h tbe)'
kept their Chrt1tma1 tree lD
water, lt wu stUl not 9POUlh to
keep lt from explodin1 ta namea.
Hawkins ur1ecl people to bel!D
diacardina tbatr tteel, many ol
which alread:1 were dry from bot
weatherbefonCbrtl\mu.
Prie9P ... AJ
AFGHAN •••
hiaDOMd Uaal wttb V1111ueJ1 ud two .... OPEC membln
WI IDODUl. 8llldi Arata Jll'O"
ducea nearlJ o••·thlrd of
OPZC'1 JO mWlaD bunll-1'*1 oll output.
Th• dect1ton by lraq, tbe
•eeond·lar1est producer ln the
lJ.natlon cartel, to ralH lll
pric• WU report4ld by lndl.lltry
aourcee ln Rome, who aald the
boost wu retroactive to Dec. t.
The lncreue had been expected
by many lnduat.ry obHrven.
The move put lr,.q ~ecn
the moderai. S.udi1, who are
charalna '24 for lbelr oil, and
the hard-line lrantan1, who
char1e *28.:50 for oU of a thnUar
1rade.
The prtcln1 spilt developed
before Jut wffk'• OPEC otl
mlnlatera' confennce wblch ad·
Joumed ln Caracas, Vennuela.
without reachinl py a1reement
on a 1ln1le price 1tructure for
1980.
Iraq produce. 3 7 million bar
rela a day -12 percent of
OPtC'1 output but export.I nil-
alJvel~ little oU to the United
States. It hu ral1od production
1ub•tantJally over tho put year
Captors Deny
Hostages
Transferred
TEHRAN, Iran (AP)
Moalem mUit.anta occupyin1 the
U.S. Embuay den.led reporll t.o-
day that aeven American
hoata1es bad bee11 tramferTed
from the compound to a max·
imum security jaiJ. The officiaJ
Pan news qeocy also denied
dlltri~g the report.
Fint word that Pan wu car-
ryln1 the report came from the
NBC-TV correspondent In
Tebran. who 1aid Pans 1ot Ill llJ·
formation from the French DeW1
a1ency, A1ence FraDee Preue.
The French news a1ency dia·
patch came from Cbartrea,
France, and quoted a French
le1l1lator juat returned from
Tehran u ••)'in& the bostqes
had been transferred to
Tebran'1 Evin Prhoo, probably «Pr healtb reuooa.
In an lntervlew wltb tbe
French new1paper L 'Echo
Republtcain, circulated by
A1ence Franc• Presae,
lawmaar Nicbolu Aboul P"
no hadic1tica ol the eouree ol Ida
Information. He waa not lm·
mecttetely available for elabon-tion.
He WU ooe of tbne Frmcb
lawm1un who re~~':!:f re· turned from a ..U·inl feet.-
fladlDI tour to Iran. One
lawmu.r earlls claimed that
tbrH bo9ta1H would be re·
le&Md bllcn cauutmu.
About reiterated that claim,
1ntn1 be undentood the de-
cllion •• tallm at a = ol lraa't BftolutioQ&rJ C CID
D.c.J0.11.
"Wh•n tba& decl1loa ••• taken, l1 wu pr1uated to us a
a lestm'e ol tood faith toward
Franct " bl uJd. AbOUt lt a lellaJator from tbe
dl1trtet of Yveltne, whlch ln·
clod• Neaaoble-Je-Cbate ... t.bt Pull subun wbeN Ay.u.b
lluboUab Dometnl or1aailed
hi1 return to Iran aJld the fall ol
the Sbab Mohammed Reaa
Pablati.
Power Saw
Injures Man
..... _ ..
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CRYSTAL COVE RESIDENCY. • •
JudJID.t CID the iuue unU1 tbeJ
bau an ldH of wlaat th•J
want."
He uld tbe iRate la relud.IM
Lo 1Jv• tbe aame < ieuebaek) op.
portunlUee aPDUelllb aftorded th• El llano-r.a.tenil untU the
maater piao 11 completed.'·
''State Parb <offtctall> •us·
1nt ~ UM muter plan
flnt. then deal wttb the real·
denta," he 1aJd
lie uld the 1ubcommlttt1e
Pier Plan
Approved
By Council
beartq "wlU recommend what
our _.., lboWd be lo botb .,. .....
Outna Mid ..... real .... lt
Cl'Jttal eo..,.::""C tbe perb departmmt 't ad an op. portunJS1 to .. t.he a.ltuaUca.
But Cnttal co.. attorney
Cra.l& OUmit MJI lbe 1tm I.I
creaUq •D"eCelllary hardlbls-
on lbe 21 to JO full-Um• ~·
denu ol Cryaual Covti
The Carden C rove attorney
uld the atJlk ort1lnaily prom·
lsed 20 year leaaeA. "then de-
cided to 1tve El Morro rea1
dent.a 20-yean and boot out the
CryatJll Cove people "
He aUd thal alter the It.ale
Public Worka heann1 Dec 13,
"they decided they would con
111der the 111tuauon for bolh El
Morro and Crystal Cove "
"Tben hu been no dlapo61Uon
for lenanta of either project
area, and lt'1 creatln& •P· ~for Lbe Nlidenta," be
laid.
ADd wtllle CrJNl eow. nD• I
dent.a bav• beell oo a mCIDtb·to-
month leua lltuaUoD with tba
lrvtne Compuy for yean, the
attorney aaJd the frequent de-
d1lon-1wtt.chln1 ln Sacramento
haa not •dded to realdenll'
~urtty
So both mobile home owners
11nd Lhe tenant.a al Cry1tal Cove
muat await the 1ubc:ommlttee
. hu rtnp to discover how much
lonRer they may remain at the.lr
acenlc k>caUooa
M eanwhale, Auemblywomu
~rl"800 r.aid ahe will coounue
to push for 30-ye.ar leases for
rnidftlta in both a re as
··I wa.nt the state to booor the
or11ean11l proposal w relieve ttsJ·
dent.a of llllY undue bard.atu.pa:·
1he saad
S•n tiement.e council mem
btn have approved I.be removal
of the cal• and bait •bop •t thr
end of lho CllJU>Un° r.o that l WO
new aep•,.._ cont'e111on
facillUea can be bullt.
A propoul okayed by the
councll Dec 19 caUa for the COO·
1trucUcm ol a l ,40Chql.Ull'e·foot
ocean view ,..uiuraot to ~IAC:e
the old 1,100 aquare foot cale
Oil Firms Bidding
On Drilling Sites
The pWi alao H)'I lbe 170-
aquare-foot ti..il and tack.Je shop
should be replaced by a aunllar
300-square foot fac1Uty to be
located oat to die re.ttooma on
pilinp oriOnally lut&Ued for a
prol>()led marine laboratory on
the pier.
The council approved these
plans drawn up by couoctlmeo
Ed Kalsched and Richard
Ahlman with city aldH Jam
Lawaon and Burl Hancock.
The four-man ll'OUP plam to
flnd a suitAb&e dealper for the
propoud plan and submit
further apedflcallona for the
pler lacllltiea to the COWlcll at a
lat.er~.
The '1'0UP recommended fund·
Ins for the pier plan coukl be
taken from the cU.y'1 Redev~
ment AleocY or park revenues.
There la no current pric:eta& foe
lbe plan.
The council, actin1 aa the
Redevelopment Atency board ol
directon, plaoa to coaalder the
fundinl idea at a 7 p.m. Jan. 3
meetiq ln the council cbam·
ben, 100 Ave. Pr.ldlo. Earli• tblt year, a $500,000 proJeet funded wttb city, atate ancJ federal funds WU COqMt·
ed oa ua. pier. Tbe ~ pro.
videa ~ pt. wt&.b new raJ.llao, declu and ptlinp.
LOS ANGELES CAPJ -OaJ
compam. today belin t.ac oll tnc.ta they would like to
for a new round ol exploratory
dr1 l liq lo the Sant.e Barbara
Cha.noel and Sa.ala Moa.ica Bay,
bat ...... -.r Sa DM90 ....
excluded from u.e bldctl•a.
Nominatiom open.ct toda1 foe
the federal Buruu of LaJld
Mana1emeot'1 Lease Sale A,
scbe<luled (or June l.la The oU
compani• have until February
to nominate tracta they would
Ulte to uPkn in a nat ~Pm
between ~l Cooeept.loo aod
the Mexican border and 11lllD.bll
200 mU. out lot.o the ocean.
Bdore tbe San DielO traeta
were a.eluded t.be prospect ol
drllltn1 there bad brou1bt
storm• of proUat from local iov·
· ernm• oftldall and enviroD·
mantau.u clmtnl an oU lease
aal• laat June. A amaller
number ol tracta in the Clumnel
l1land1 allo ba•• been
withdrawn,
Gov. Sdmand G. 8l"OWD Jr.'1
omce of Pa.anlu aJld a.t.'rdl
wun't happy a6out tbe arua
that mnafDed open for nomim·
tlona. Aellnl l>lredor Deni
G reeM uid the otftce ''dlftalW.
ly wlll anawer tb• call for
nomlnattom'' and outline arw
ol COOetnl· ''Tb• 1ood new• 11 San
Dle10.' · lbe said. ·'The bad news
START THE
NEW YEAR
IN STYLE
Men's Suits
/or only
One Dollar!*
•When YoU buy one suit at the reauJar price, you can buy another of equal or leuer value for onlJ one dollar!
11 everywhere else."
She aaid tbe Brown ad·
mlnittnUoo al.lo b concerned
that lnlCU near Newport Bach
and Laauna Bea.ch, wblcb went
unaold dW'tna June'• otf~, do.,... ......... tor CICID-
1lduatian.
Tbe Santa Koo.lea area cnler'
conslderaUon co~ert about
1S5.000 acres in lbe bay and
weal ward and had been eit·
eluded from the previoua sale.
All of the Sanua Barhara Qian.
nel not yet leased will be under
cooaldPratioo.
H"rold Martin, an aulstant
BLU ma:nater, attesaed that tbe
procedure leadiDI up to the uJe
of leues ls a loni one, with
m1ay opportunltlea for cotn·
mf!ot and envt.roamental •tucb'
befo" the June 1912aale.
But u.a: Greene eomplained
tbat eacb time anu are re-
opened {Of' nom.tnatlon, l<mll'D-
ruent• and environmental
1roupa need to 1ear up for
muatve ltUd1ea ol tbe poemdal
impact ol dril.liq.
Richard 11 .. lnln1 of tbe
W•t«D OU ud Gu A.aodlltima
1a1d oU Pl"Oduction ~ Callfornla
1menlf1 bu not been lood. But be said tbat tbe tncf uatry la
alway1 opttml.Mte about the
leaH ula became ''ll then.,.
oil ~ left, they're ol·
r1hore ..
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