HomeMy WebLinkAbout1980-01-03 - Orange Coast Pilotll
Newport Cop Ne rt Harbor
Pleads lnnoee&t Mooring Fees.
To Wiretapping Inerease Looms
Gold Hits $649
Before Falling
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LONDON (AP) -Pan·
demonlum struck the world's
sold markda today u buyers
frt1htened by the deepening
internatiooal political crlala
drove the price of the predoul
metal above $600 an ounce for
tbe first tlme. The dollar fell
sharply.
Tbe price of gold rocketed to
$649.73 in Hon& Koo1. then alld
back to tBU.26. The cloeinl rate wu f72.01 above Wednesday's
clo.in1 price ol ~1.25, while tbe
hl&b for the day represented a
lain of $108.48.
Sliver Abo Jumped to more .
than $40 an ounce before proftt
taking toot place.
When tbe London market
opened, bullion traded at a rec-
ord blcl-and-uked vrtce spread
of '615 to '830. At mid-afternoon,
London'• major buWon dnlen "find" tbe price at a NCOnS 9834 an ounce, up ..,,.50 from
WedneadaJ'• aftemoon ftxiQ
and \Ip •• 50 from the Wecf.
Delday'• dmlna rate of $W7.s».
ID early New York tradlnl,
Republic Natiaaal Bank quot.cl
aold at .., an ounc. 1164, tsS5
uked and Aid tbe market wa .... 1'1 busy ...
ID Zmtdl, :=• bta-t buWon mart r.umed
after • ft;;.;1.1 1 period. =-==-·..:.t"~ ol .. 'ftl SUI~ tlulD tbe lat Zurieb MUin1 prtee ol '511 an OUDCI Dec. a
Qol4 aa111U1 ubd to •· plain U. nllla 1or 90ld. DOt.ed uw ......... wbo CM afror4 to
ID•elt or· lpicWate lD buUiGD
wlmt to pm·Mr ..... tato u. DNclcNI iDetal •• ..,. ~
ID'tim .. olpolltleal .......
· Wlllle talil 84ltU1 arDCMd Of IOld ........ lla't milde palllte •
............ "maelllowtr tohlmedlmtt.IN.wYan ...
Ssellaaae.1 ._for •••••••· ,,...,..., ............. ...
...... ..... fNilla ~to .. ~ .. .,... .. ': ... ;:. •. ~~:.!-.:r. == =-.:.-....... c. -• ,~ .. -
..... rl•t•
Tbis perplexing array of elepbantiDe tubes
is an exbauat system for the ore
cbemlttry lab ln the new <>ranee
College cbemistl')' building. Allen Herman,
• e1m Flees
..., .............. .....,
at back, an instructional uaoclate, wu
amone thole belpinl move in this week. The new bdldin1 will be open foc classes ln
the sprtna semester, beatnntn1 Feb. 4.
Newport Cop
Enten Pl.ea
In Wiretap
0
1brong
Circles
Embassy
TEHRAN. Iran <AP> -An ao-
rrY mob ol fisl-wavtni lruianl
seal U .N. Secretary-General
Kurt Waldheim neetnc in bis
limousine from a cemetery on
Tehran 'a outakirta t.oda7 just
minutes after be arrived to lay a
wreath at tbe craves ol rnoa.
Uooarydud.
In the dty. Afeban pl'OUllten
tried to storm tbe, Semel Em-
buay for tbe aecond time tbia
week. and tw ol tbom•ndia ol
Iranians 1athered outaich the
occupied U.S. Embuay to ~
tat tbe Waldheim vtalt in om ol
the bluest IUCb demomtntians
in recent ......
About 500 .,..._., belieftd to
include rellltives ol tbme buried
at the spnwliDc Beheabt Zahra
Cemetery. conversed oo tbe ear
carrytn1 Waldbelm to tbe
cemeterJ from a ped wtMn bb
belieopW •ached down.
Waldheim, m Iran in an tftort
to ddme the ertm Oftl" tbe U.S.
EmbusJ~ ....
(8eelaAN,PapAI)
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Fido'• Flae
Jt•s unnecessary to send flowers, t>ui three·
month-old "Pepper .. is doing fme, thank
you, after undergomg a heart operation by
vascular surgeon John Baldwin, the same
be performs on humans. Pepper's owner.
Connie Keel. said the pup pas gained 15
pounds in the three weeks since surgery.
Gunman Releases
Newport Woman
A 2J.year-old Newport Beach
woman was released unharmed
by a gunman who kidnapped her
Wedne.day morning and forced
her to drive him to San Diego.
Police &aid the kidnapper ol
Geor1ena Briep apparently a~
ducted the JOUD« woman· in or·
der to set her1o drive him to the
border ctty.
The suspeet, armed with a
sn:iall caliber pistol, accosted M~s Briggs as she sat in her car
in the garage m °"' •p&rtmem complex wbere lbe lives
Acconfilll to poliee reporta,
the man ut on the floor of the
back seat wtlb the sun held .t
Miss Brigs' side and ordered
her to drive south on Pacific
Coast Highway.
She told officers that lhe man
took $10 from her purse and
made a phone call la Dana
Point, then ordered her to drive
south on the San Diego Freeway.
When her car ran out of eas.
F,...PeageAJ
GOLD •••
Gold tndlnc resumed ln Parta toclJy , after lt1 1u1pen1lon
Wednesday ln chaotic condi-
Uom. The mondna Sold pr1ce ot
"44.18 ia Inflated by a 4 percent gonrnmeot tu.
The dollar fell sharply on
Europem marbtl W. morntnc
altboqb one fOl"lip ncbqe
dealer' uid tbere Wal UttJe at-
tentlon to paper currenclH
becaute ol the IOld boom
Raid Paye Off
BAKERlrl&LD (AP>
Raid• at four Kern Countr
locationl DIUed cMm.leall Ula
could have made '11 mJWon
wortb al PCP, oommoaJ1 known • AnPI Dult, narcoUct acenta wd W-..Say. Tbe raldl...,.
IUde a two laboratort• hen
ad ..... at PuuiPkla c.m.-Dd Buea V1lta. )'(ve penona .,. betnabeld.
DAILY PILOT
Miss Briggs said the man
threatened to kill her it she went
to police, then fled on root.
She ran to a nearby gas sta-
t.iop and called police.
The smpect wu described as
dark haired with dark complex·
ioo and about 25 years old
E'.,,..P~AJ
BOATS ...
But Supervilor Thomas Riley,
wboM dilfrlct iDcJudes Newport Harbor, Wted aaatmt the ac·
uoa. vigorously protestine any
fee bike beyond Newport
Beach's approved $6.SS per root.
·'The action you propose
would be an administrative
nightmare," Riley told Clark.
"I'm aw-e if you wanted to
charge SS> per root you could get
iL But wtlY should 22 out of * (total> moorings have a higher
rate?"
Harbor patrol officials said
there la a 10 to 1.S-year waJUne
li1t for open moortqa.
They said that ooce a moorinl
ls leased. the rentee can keep It
indefinitely, u loa1 u fees are
pald and resulatkJDI followed.
Under terma ol a joint a.,._.
ment with Newport Beach, the·
county -... moorln1 pel'1IUU
and plltroll tbe harbor to m-
force moorinl ,..WaUom while
I.be ctty bWt boat ownen and
t4md9 tbe acoomttq dutiee.
Newport Buch alao relm·
burNI the eoudt)' pert "' tbe ... tJ moortq f• fn mum for
patrol Mnlcee, t1.ao for ott·
lbore ad IO centa for oubon
per v....a foot ,.r ytar.
A OIA ltUdy of moortn1 r ..
char1ed by other a1enc1 .. a&ont
the Callfomla coHt report.ct
current and propo11d ratH
averas• from '6.21 to Sl2 per foot.
The PNMDt blll~e of 91 s-r foot WU .ta ln lfna by a
1t70 anal.Ylb ot IOlnl rat.et, I.be
GSA atalf~ rwt: Hid. '
"If we wt tho ort,1n11 '8
rate Mt ln to lh• cwnnt
valu. al tbe dollar' by ualn1 the
Conaumer Price lndex, 1 r .. of
'10 per ltneal foot per Jiit
would ba lndlcaWd," the report Hid. ' •
In Putdna on a deciltoa on t.he
rnoorinc rate1 f« two WMkl 1upentton alao asked cowity
•tatf to in~ seU1At ....
COWltf '1 12 moortnp to Newpalt S..cb.
Murder Spree
t;On1act Set
E'.,,..PageAl
IRAN ...
on the eround for only six
minutes and never left the car.
M the cbanUng crowd encircled
his car, he ordered the driver to
return to the helicopter
"Go' Go•" Waldheim could be
seen shouting excitedly to tus
dnver
Once aboard the helicopter.
the craft litled off immediately,
flying Waldheim back to'the cl·
ly, where he met with Foreign
Minister Sadegh Ghotbudeh foe
about three boun. Asked bow
the talks on the American
hostages were 1i01Dg, Waldheim,
who looked tired, aaid: "The
talks are continuing and it would
nvl be beipfui ior me to
elaborate at thia point."
Waldheim later met wltb
several hundred crippled Jra-
HISTOArs MASS
KILLERS PAOF1LED-A10
nians said to have been
brutalized under the regime of
the ousted Sbab Mohammed
Reza Pahlavi.
The U.N. chief said be wu
"shocked" by the encounter.
"I shall brine th1a messap ol
suffering to the United Nations
and before the world comm\.DU·
ty.' • be told the crowd, which
filled three rooms ln a former ol·
Ileen' club ln central Tehran.
"We shall certainly do
whatever we can do to assure
that the mutilation of human be-
ln11 will never take place
a1aln.''
The vialt wtth the diaabled bad
bffn canceled Wectne.day when
antl ·Waldbeim street dem·
CIQltraticm broke OUl and the
1overnment uid it bad UD·
COYf rtd an uaaulnaUon plot
11alnlt WllcUMtm Ohotbudeb
claimed tM ~ had "foreio
baektn1."
Allsed t.oda~ in •n American ttlnl1hm lnttrvlew whether
W aldholm ml•ht vl•lt lranl1n
IHdtr Ay•tolh•h ltutmllah Kho-
mtln ll OhutbHd•h r••pun~
v11u1 '" "Wt'U '" " The font"' mlnl•ttr, •'"9~ on NllC TV'1 "Today Hbow,
alAo pJAy~ down lh4t 1n1ry out·
bunl 1t l"-ctm\'«try
The auddtn ru1h by th•
nm1t•ry crnwd 1pp1renUy
cau•ht poUH •nd revolutionarJ
1uard1mtn of~•=· Only abou& ID w. at tbe
•r•a wtwN Wllclhelm landed.
Ind they WIN Llftlblt to bold
back lhe trowel.
The 1n1rl dtmon1traton •houttd 1mand1 tbat
··waldMlm lhould bt thrown out
of Iran." 1'e'1 al.lo IC'9amed
•IOllDI •1aln1t tb• United
Wt and UM Unit.cl N&Uou.
Waldb•lm fl•• to tb• ctm~ ~ of the capttal ln
,..JM)DM to I demu4 ,b7 tbe
mlltut 1t1dlat1 ,......,~
IO Am.-Sam ~ tn U.& lmMll~ No¥. •· n II tbe burltl a1 Jl)Ul1 no dMd 111
Utt ,.,.,... ~· o...uar.w ah llabamlnfd R4llia Pablnt l< , • ..,..,.,.
Tb• ......,., ....... arrtwd Tutlda1 Undlr ordln hem ._
U.N. flG\ll'tty a.cu to .-tbe re11ut Of tb1 American
botta• .. L!b* eQUvtt1 la ID tbtllltGQ.
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Carter Seeks
SALT D~ltiy
"AmUNOl'Olf (AP) -PNli· cs.mtc.w• ..adS... lla.JontJ LMder' Bob9rt c. 81"1 to de1aJ 8llDlde tlooir eoalidln.
tlOD of th• 8AL1' II ttHtJ
blea .. al tbt ao.tet ailllluy mM.aW.~ ....... Heretan 'PO••ll .a.a.
aormeet tDcla1 •
UWJdlt die ........ ft4CheM
to beUne ....... trMO ....
tbe aaticiDal wc:•tb batenllll al tbe United ...._ be UI cm-
cludld ..tfMlt tM Soriet IDYalloa
of Af•ha ......... lD deftance ol tbe
U. N. Charter bu made CCD·
lldendon al tbt SALT D tr't11t;J
inappropriate at lb1a Ume,"
Powell told reparten.
He said tbe delay ln comidera·
Uoo of the atr::,::Slc arma
UmitaUoa treaty ......ttaeae
wbile Carter and ecia,,._ as-
80VIET9 BLAST
CAA'l'ER--4»ege M
lell SovMit lDleDUom and dnote
their attmtJoa to lesitlaUve and
other measures to retpond to the
Soviet actions. He did not
elaborate.
In a letter to Byrd, D·W. Va ,
Carter said he was not
withdrawtna the treaty from
Senate cooaideratioa but only
for a delay lD eomideratioo.
Undeten'ed by the prospect ol
a Soviet veto, Carter will also
seek United Nations Security
Council condemnation of the
Soviet Union u part of a series
of moves to counter Soviet an·
te"enUon in Al&han.i.stan, ac·
cording to admlnialratioo of.
ficia~
Britain and Pakistan have
been trytnc to round up support
for a U.N. debate on the iaaue.
and dlplomat1c sources sa1d
Wednesday night they have
enlisted the ba<'klng or
Bangladesh, Portugal and
Norway Public debate could get
under way thts weekend, the
sources s8ld.
Several officials said press
commentary in the Th1rd World.
much or 1t eovernment con·
trolled. has been generally
critical of the Sov1ets But most
governments have refraaned r rom talring an official st.and.
Seven days after the SoVlet in-
tervention, Cuba, for example, oao out endonMN tht: Soviet w-
terventioo. Amencan offietala
re1arded th1I aa lillllflc ant, mo-
1ldertnr th.at Cuba la ooe ol the
Kremlin's mot1t trusted allies.
Officials saJd they were unctt·
lain how a U N debate on
Afghanistan would affect the
Soviet attitude on U S
sponsored moves in the Security
Council to lmPose economic
E'ro..P~Al
PLEA: .•
•••. etlona ~aylraa If Amenc:a ln TebrU
.... DOt freect by
..... ~':~. tbeofftdAJa Aki.
-~· Ulppa1p ....... Moacow•• tnteneottoa ta M.-,aotst• eould lDdaee a.
loWtlU to ft!felttte bJ ~ ..... ~ ...... Ina. •
Tile oelJ aietioa HMlmeM
P8bliel,y ..... , • ., • foUowtnc a
Cla1·lon1 Mria or blcb·leftl ~ ... the 1'9Call from
. . -· -·
Tbollotcow ol U.S. Ambuaador
mu Wataoo. He wu due
•• -:
=ID~ take part ln tbe •• policy rniew.
•
* * * SoVlets Take City . .
A/ ghan Resisters :-
Said Retreating
So'!fet'l'lliein ~let Preas the border and Pakistan's v-.-. were reported Kybber Pua, to ftlht Modem
to have cnabed real.stance and rebels wbo have been battlint
occupied Allbanistan'a IOUt.bem the c:ommuntsl Af&han govern.
provincial CQi:ta1 ol Kandahar mmt 11.nce tbe ftnt of three~
and the eastern dty of J alalabed Scmlt ~ 21> moatba aio
today u America and tta .nt.es The diplomats also •aid ~
pt"epared to seek U N. Stturity Sovleu used sopblstiuted at·
Council condemnation of the tack hellco~n and tanks
Ruaian ~la.to the CelltraJ qal.Dat tbe 'em baalo;ata >J~an ~-f K In rueeed Bamlaa provlac:e rav,,, • ..,u rom andabar, 270 about 100 miles northwest of the
miles IOUlbwest ol the Allban AIPa.n capital WedneadaJ • ..:t
capital ol Kabul and 50 mtlea that naaaltlel were beaYJ OD
from tbe border wttb Pakistan's both aides. Baluc:~ Pl'O'rince. told tbe Tbe dipbn.•1 aald otber So-
Palriata.ai newspaper Jaaar•t viet troops were flown Into Hent,
the Sovtets occupied Kandahar m west.em Atp.ntatao about tO
City on Wednesday after two males from the lranlao border
. ..
days of cla.sbes with Aflbao gov. the d•y the Ruuiana taunc:bied
ernment forces opposed to tbe the Dec 27 coup th.at put their
Ruuians. latest proxy, Babrak Karma( bl
power, and toppled President
Hafilullah Amin, who waa awn.
manly necuted.
They sa id tbe Soviets
poured into Kandahar City oo
Mooday after land•ae in Soviet
1piUt.ary aittraft. 1bey aaJd for
the next t...o days the Russims
batUed rebellious Afghan gov
emment troops, and that when
they routed them pro·Sov1et
Al&ban forteS hun& earla.oda ol flowers around the invaders'
n~ltl.
The ~paper also said the
S,Oy~ts ~~re! e! J.a!a~be.a
City oo Sunday However.
diplomata in Kabul aakt SoYMll
troops were aJJ1.lft.ed Monday to
Af&han perrilla leaden quot.
ed by Tehran radio uid U.
Moslem &n1UJ"li!Dll were lD CCJD-
trol of Heral provloce. and ti.a
they attacked Ute prboa bl
Hu al C!ty e!!d f!'Hd ~ ~
ma tea Wedneeday.
'Jalalabad . 1n ea s t~rn
Afghanistan about SO miles from
Tbe .UDllecl Newa ol I.ti•
qaoted W•tern diplomats iD
Kabul aa aa1101 tbe Somt
Union sent a team of 1enerals to
the Afghan battle froots to aa-
sess t.M fighllng. Customer The diplomata weft qaoted aa saying Soviet forces ··taad
•<'h1eved some auccesa in ttr· Changes Mind t~un areaa" against poorty or-garuud suernn-. t.aaea by Al"·
they are ptuled a to wb,y .. prue D>' tbe inYa.ioa. Bat they
fast-food rest.au.rant customer said the tnaur1eota were re-
displayed a pistol Wedneed.ay crouPm& and more ftlhtins WM
but left without malttn& any expected
ftreworb and poew16oa of am· thre•ta or takin& anytb.J.n1 UN I quoted tbe diplomats •
pbetamlne1. lnveaU1aton aJ. PoUce said tbe man, lD bU lmte aaytng tbe ~wen atodqJil-
Jeced tbey found fireworks and 20s. ordered a mlltsbalre at 1n1 "hu1e qu•ntitiea·· of
tbe drue durioe reapecUve McDonald·s. 3141 Harbor Blvd.. weapons and ammUIUtioa at a
searches of Gatewood'• home at about 6 p.m. He tbea opened large an base set up at tbe
and vehicle. b1a Jacket md abowed tbe ~ villaee of. IUflah. near uw
Gatewood bas not been at year-old C'OUDt.erl1rl 1 plltol in a A!Jhan bonier with·Jran.
work al.nee Dec. I due to a beet bolster. The l.od1ao news qency said
injury. A police departmeot tn-The mm left quietly before "trouble wu srowtml" in &be
ternal affairs lnv•U1aUcm into police arrived, they •&1d Potitt Alpaa ptoriDces ol Kaodabu.
the allepd wiretapptq ii COi>-report.a didn't mdicate whether 8 ad • Ir sh a a • Patt i • a n d.
tlnu1.D1. be Cot bia mtlbhate. Naqa..rb.ar r==~======;::=:=============~===:;:::;:;::=:.
ON
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to ............
v•11•l foot b•1ta•l•1 la bnwy. Tbat would mateb what
Newport Beach cbara.' for tta m m~ over tlae&.uds iD
NMrPO?t Bartlor.
''I th1Dk tut•• way beM fw
mark•t ¥alue. It 1bould be doler to~~ roat.•• ..w _..,.
Cbalrmm Ball* aart iD ..... for a leccmd look at tbe fee
aebedule.
Gold RocketS $108,
* * *
Mob Cuts
..:
i(isit by
Waklheim
TEBBAN. Iran <AP> -An an-~ mob ol ftat..waviq Iranians
, aent U.N. Secretary-General
Kurt Waldbeim fieei.Qg in bis
llmomlne from a cemetery on
Tehran's outskirts today just
q,lnut. after be arrived to lay a
wnath at the graves of revolu-tionary dead.
In the city. Aflhan protaten
tried to storm the Soviet Em-
HISTORY"S llASS
KJI I EP8 PAOFll ED A10
Boggle Decade
~ t==:a-qn. bi VU-lJUPPYpawB JD 1"ine
Tuesday 'When Buffy, a golden retriever
belonging to Michael and Laura Mel, bad a
litter cl Dine pups. lln. Mel said ~
gave blrth bet'MeD 11 p.m. Mcmd111Dd l
Coast Cop Denies
Phone T~p Charge
Newport Beach Police Sgt.
Robert Gatewood pleaded moo.
cent Wednesday in Orange Coast
Central Municipal Court to
Didn't Work
Well Anyway
The burglar tbat aot into
Charles Jfarmen•a van in
Newport Beach added In· ault to injury Wedneac:lay.
Barmen's van was
parked at 11195 Sherinlton
Place wbm the thief pried
opm tbe driver's window
to ,. inlide.
Listed aa stolen was
1tereo equipment, a
televl1ioa Ht and the
van•1thl!4alarm1ystem.
charges he tapped the police sta-
tion telepbooea ~two capt•h•.
The plea was entered by
Gatewood'• attorney, RGMmoa
Harley. before Judge JaequelJD
Thomason, who 1ehedulecl
further pretrial proeeedlnp for
Feb. S. A llarch s trial elate also
waaaet.
Gatewood, a, ~ Irvtne. b aJ.
teaed to have tapped the
telepbooes ol eapitafu WQDe ConnollY and Riebard Ham•ltm
after betnc tnmderred out~
lbe detective diviaion to the
patrol diviDon.
Investigators claimed they
discovered the tappiq device
bidden in a commu.nic:atiou
eqalpmeat st.orqe room at the
police station.
Gatewood allo b charsed with
po11•11lon of dan1erou1
fireworb and posaeutaa ot am·
pbetaminea.
Roads Safer
In Newport
In December
en
Crisis
Scares
Boyers
Slips
Lowden Gold Price•
Gunman Free•·
filnapped
NB Woman
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PASADENA (AP) -A JS.year-old PINdena woman wu
found stran'1ed today at a Junior b10 school campua a few
blocks from her home, police said.
1 Security euank at Georp WaahiqtoQ Jmlior HIP Sebool
10und tbe fully c)f:ltbed body ol Brenda Love wrapped fn a pAec.
o1 carpetiq beneath a pedestrian bridle Just alter mktllllbt.
police Sgt. Ray McCray aa.Jd.
Mw Love wu last seen a about 10 p.m. Wednesday when
lhe left her apartment, McCray said.
~ llakes e11 Prire
., .... A.111 elated PftU
Mexico bu announced that tt bJ raisins the bue price for it.a
crude oil price to $32 a barrel, ap from $24.80. _. said it ml&bt
raise it ag&Jn because ol the "uncertain situation in the world
petroleum marflet. • •
Mexico usually railea it.s prices even three moatbl after
ne1otJatiag with foreign buyen, mostly Americans.
Mexico ii not a member ol OPEC, but ll'adttionally keeps
prices close to those or OPEC memben. Mexico exports about
440,000 barreJa ol on a day to the United States which imporu about 8 million barrels daily from all IOW"ee&. '
Carter Requests
SALT II Slowdown
WASIUNGTON lAP) Presi-
dent Carter has aaked Senate
Majority Leader Robert C. Byrd
to delay Senate floor conslden
lion of the SALT II treaty
because of the Soviet military
moves into Algbam..taD, pnu
secretary Jody Powell an
nounced today
''While the president coatiaues
to believe that the treaty is in
the national security iot.ereet.s of
the United Stat.ea, be bu coo
eluded that the Soviet wvuk>o
of AfgbaniAan in defian~ ol the
U.N. Charter has made coo
sideratloo ol the SAL'f 11 treaty
inappropriate al this tlme,"
Powell told reporters.
He said the delay in considera
lion or the strategic arms
limitation treaty would continue
while Carter and Congreas as
SOVIETS BLAST
CARTER-Page M
seas Soviet intentions and devote
their attention to le&Wative and
other measures t.o respond t.o the
Soviet actions. He did not
elaborate.
In a letter to Byrd, D-W Va.,
Carter said be waa not
withdrawing the treaty from
Senate comideratioa but only
for a delay iD comideraUon.
Undetened by the prwpect of
a Soviet veto, Carter wW alto
seek United NaUou Securit)
Cou11cll condemnation of the
Soviet umon u part o1 • Mrl•
of movea to ®'Intel Soviet in-
tenentlcn ia Aflhanlltan ac-
cording to admfn11traUo~ of
ficiala.
Brl,aln and Pakistan have
been tQiDI to round up support
for a U.N. debate on the llaue,
aad diplomaUc 1ource1 aald
Wednesday nignt they bave
enlisted the backing of
Bangladesh, Portugal and
Norway. Publit-debate could get
under way this weekend, the
sources said.
Several officiala 1aid preu
commeatary iD &be 'l1Unl Wodd,
m ucb of H 1ovenu1u.nt eoa·
trolled, baa been 1enerally
critical ol ~ Soviets. But most
governments have refrained
from taking an official stand.
Seven daya after the Soviet in-
tervention, Cuba, for example,
bad not endorsed the Soviet in-
tervention. American offlclab
regarded lbia a.a. significant, COO·
sidering that Cuba ia one of the
Kremlin's most trusted allies
,,.._PageAJ
BOATS •••
shore and eo centa for ooabore
per vessel foot per year.
A, GSA study ol mooring feel
charged by other agencies a.Jona
the California cout reported
current and propoHd rates
avenge from '8.25 to $12 per
foot.
Tbe Pl eat ebarle ol '8 P«
foot 'WU establllbed in 1972 by a
1970 aulysla ol ~ rat., the
GSA 1taff reJJ01t aid.
"JI we -Uuat the odllnal '8
rate Mt in 1172 to the 'cwnmt
value ol tbe dollar' by uaiq tbe
Conaumer Prlee l.Dda, • fee ol $10 per lineal foot per year
would be indicated,'' the repart
said.
In puuan, off a dedaioD Gil tbe
moortna raus for two .....
IU~rYillorl. Mio uted eouat1
.Wf to ilmldpte Nlllat tbe
COUDt)''I 22 moarfiap to N"POft
Beacb
Ctt7 • WctttdQ .tter two 4-n.ol d..._ with Aflbaa p .
unmet IOttel oppmed to tbe
BUllJUlll.
Tbey aald tbe Soviets
pou1ed into Kandahar CltJ on
lloaday after llncttna lD Soriet
military a.trenft. TbeJ said for
Ute next two d8" tbe Rm1t1111
battled rebellioua Aflhan fPV·
emment t.roops, and that when
tber routed them pro-Sovtet
Aflbui forcea buq carlaoda of
nowen around the mvaden' neeka.
Tbe newspaper aJao aald the Sovteta took control ol Jalalabad
City on Sunday. Howe.er,
diplomats in Kabul said Semel
U'oops were atrt1fted Monday to
Jalalabad. in eastern
Aflh•n••• about 50 miles from
the border and Patl1tan•a
Kybber Pall. to n,bt Moslem
rebels wbo have been battliq
the commum.t Aflban aovem-
ment since the ftnt ol three pro.
Soviet coups 30 months aao.
The diplomata aJao la1d the
Soviet.I used aoph.itUcated al·
tack helicopters and taaka
a1atnat the Moelem insUJ'lf.llta
in ru11ed Bamian province
about 100 ml.les northwest ol the
Aflban capital Wednesday, and
that cuualtiea were heavy on
both aides.
The diplomat.a said other So-
viet troops were flown into Hent,
in western Afgbaniatan about eo
miles from the Iranian border,
the day the Russians launched
the Dec. Z1 coup that put their
latest proxy, Babralt Karmal, in
power. and toppled President
Hafizullah Amin, who WU IWD·
marily executed.
Afghan guurtl!s le~~
ed by Tebnn radio ta1d the
M~ lwpata wwe In eon-trol of Heral province, and that
they attacked the prison in
Herat City and freed the in·
mates Wednesday.
Orange County's ad -
ministrative manaiement
employees have approved a one-
year cootract that cootaim a
controversial merit pay pro-
posal.
The final count, completed
Tuesday afternooo, lbowed • prov al ol the eootrad by a 10'1 to
65 marsln-.
When employees In the 5.."50-
member unll rant voted on tbe
propoul earlier, It ended In a
88 to • deadloet.
Under terms ol tbe propoul,
employees can 1et an1wlwre
from notMDI to a 15 percent P9Y
increa1e, dependln1 on
performuce evaluatlou by
their auperton.
Empioy911 prnioualy bad op..
poled tbe IDll'tt P9Y Prooou1.
clalmtna that lt ~ leect tO
faYOl'ttiam ad cl'ClllJbm.
DAILY PILOT Decision Pending
On Primary Ballot
.
Ruth Kahn of Newport
Beach bas been elected vice
chairwoman of the 23·
member California Com-
mission on Aain«i for JJMO.
CdM Groups
FJect Slate
Of Officers
Two orpnhatlou represent-
ing Corona del Mar residents
and buslDesa people have elect-
ed new stat. of officers for ll80.
Jerry Stewart, a charter
member ol the Corona dd Mar
Chamber ol Commerce and 22·
year member of its board of
directon, will be the 1roup'1 pre-
aident in 18.
Bill Acee. former plan.nlnc commlukme.r, will be president
of the Corona del Mar Civic As-
sociation. ~ beaded the or-
ganiutioo in the early seventiee
when it was active ln oppogi.q
the Pacific Cout Freeway.
The other officers of the chamber are Wllliam Coooput,
manal~ Mutual S.vtnp and ~an ati<lo, flnt vtce pres-
ident; John Blanke. manager of
Beverly Hills S.vln&.s and Loan
A.saodatioo. second vice presi-
dent; Joe Wolbers, manqer of
United California Bank ,
treasurer, and Jessie Hill, ex-
ecutive secretary.
Elected to the chamber's
board of directon were R. B.
Alexander from Hobie Sports;
Grant Ho wald , retired
postmaster: Frank Jank, owner or the Heatherstone. J ean
Kiger. owner of the Sea Urchin;
Pat Marle)'i owner of Pat
Marl~y·.s men's :ihop; Billie
llcNeilly, owner of lbe Toy
Sbpp; Rachelle Roberta, re-
altDr; ,.,._ ~. owner ot Estelle Allardale: Robert
Stoessel, consultant; Clyde
Zulch. owner ol Clyde Zulch Art
Gallery. and Luveoa Hayton,
owner of ff.aytoo'a Bay W-mdow. Se~ on the civic assoc1a·
lion boUd under Agee will be R~n Malouf, Clyda Brenner,
Dick Nicola, Lee Speacer, Max·
ine Halligan . Margaret
Armstrong and Helen Weiss.
Plan 'Working'
SALISBURY. .Rhodesia <AP>
-More than 5,000 Patriotic
Front perrtllas were out of the
Rbodeatan bush and in camps
monitored by Commonwealth
troops today. and a BrttJ1b
mllltary spokesman declared
the •lll-da1 old cease-ftre ...
''obvioaaly ~-··
•1ramna1CB01• ... ............
AD •Uem&Jt b7 ate Sen. J_, v. art,.., ll-Jluile.nm. to 11n1t
off edUMftcm IUlleldla pnwtded
to bani• lta4enta ..._..tq
Callfcnda colle;1r r wu blocltJii=loclll*'led
toda1 bJ O'ru11e County
Supert()r Court Judp B. -Waller
Stdoer.
While .,,.,,....,, Uaa& Brial'
idea "ma,y be well cmee6"4.''
Judp Sleiner ruJied that lt WU
not within bla power aa a
Superior Court Jurt.t to dedde tbeluue .
Briu:a and memben ol Ida Stud Up for America Commit-
tee bad alJepd in t.beir req...t for a prelimillar)' injection
•laiut the state Oepartmeat of
Education that the 1ubeldie1
amounted to an Wepl waste ol
state taxpayers' dollars. ,
Bri111' attorney, Burton
Warcl, told Judae SteiDer' that
the aubsttdies allow foretp sb.I·
denta to lll&md Califonlla'a eol·
lei• and uaivenitiea for less
than wtuit it woaJd cost oukf·
sute 1tudenta.
"We are not reelly trying t.o
boot out Iranian atudeot.s here
on student visas. We just want to
make them pay tbelr own w•v" Ward said. _,,I
He characterized relations
between the United St.ates and
Iran u tantamount to ''un-
• declared war."
The aubmdlea, Ward userted,
" amount to "sendin1 a check to Iran every moatb."
BrtQI, wbo .... present dur·
lnc the court beartna. later said
he was "diaappointed" by Steiner's action.
"He gave the rulina oo bow be
felt. He was bored. His miDd
WU made up. In tbe twili&bt of
hi.a career be didn't want to set
Involved in th1a weipty iatue. · •
Brius said. Judge Steiner baa
announced be wUl retire from the bench this year.
Briep said bia attorneys wt.11
have to study the Judie's rulinc
before deciding wbetber to rue
an • ppeal with the Fourtti Db-
tri ct Court of Appeal lD San
Bernardino.
Judge Steiner, at the start of
today's heanng, asked att.omer.;
1l he was being "asked to lake
the place of the sectttary of
state and determine oationaJ policy."
Aootbtt .Brigo att'll'V!ll!y. Jahn
~dstem. urged Sterner to bear
.ii mind a recent federal appeals
court declsioa that allowed a re-
Reno Rioting
Victim Dies
'lENO, Nev. (AP) -A 49-
year-old man has died of head
iDJuries he suffered In a New
Year's Eve riot.
Authorities said the Salt Late
City mllb. wboee l'la.IDe wu be-
ing withheld unW family eou.ld
be noUfted. died w~. Re
had been hit by a nytn1 obJed -
possibly a rock or • boU1e -in the melee that erupted aft.er
10,000 rewlen poured ooto ctty
street.a.
An autopsy was being
performed to determine tbe
cause of death.
1bree Seized
In Newport
Burglary Try
Three Riverside area reai·
dent.a were booked by Newport
Beach potice early lbia IDOl"lllng
aft.er the trio allegedly tried to
break into • Cannery Vlllqe an-uque shop.
Held in city Jail ln lieu ol
'5.000 ball were Michel and
Terry Oesterbl.ad. 18 and 20. and Phillip M. Steward Jr., 20.
Officers Ken Weigand .and
Oavad Cox arrested the men
after an unidentified citizen
called police about auaptdom
actlYity near t.be Tiffany Home
Ant.lq Uie9, 425 31.at St.
When the oftioen arrived ln
the Detabborbood. they arrested
the You:naer Oesterblad and ean-
flSCat.ed what they alle1ed were
bursJary tools.
The other two mm were tabn into custody a abort time Later
when they &bowed up at the
youth's vduc&e parked in the
ne1 gbborhood.
Judge Blocks
Cop Elevation
PITTSBURGH (AP) -A
federaJ Judie. aayin1 "His-
pank" i.s not a ndaJ cat.epy.
'lU temporarily berred tllle city
from pcCNld\na a poti~ Qf
Mnican desce:rt under &D aati· '
dacrim1natkxJ plan .
U.S. District Jud1e Gerald
Weber on W.t ed.ay extended a
temporary reetraini111 order
against tbe promotion to
se rgeant of Edward A .
V11laloando, 40, who was to be
sworn Dec. 19 with 35 other new-ly appomted sergeant.a.
Weber made it dear that only
blacks and women are inc:luded
lD bia order forcinc the dty to a ward pref erentiai promotiom
to minorities oo the police force.
He gave attorneys foe botb aides
one week to subm.lt briefa In the case.
Studenl8 Sought
SAN DlEG-0 (AP) -Tbe U.S.
Imausn&n and Naturali&aam
Service la aeeana 107 In.mm
s tudent• for deportation
bearinp after they faUed tor recLater by tbe Dec. 31 deadffne
ON
,
Seminar
SaiiJ, 'Mind
Warper'
MEDFIELD, Mass. (AP)
l"be mother of a 19-year-old 8irl
Nho left a Florida seminar
'ponaored bJ a P'CJIUP repoJUdly
df"lliated wltb tbe Uaiflcation
:::bureb ul4 ber dauehter wa a
"1cthll al ••mind C!Oel"Clon." ''ftef mate lt IO you can't
mate a dedsloll," Ann Block
>aid Wednesday about the ex-
perience of her daughter,
Deborah, a fre1bman at
Nortbeaatem University. The
family lives in this Bost.on sub-
urb.
"It's mind coercion. Even go.
in& to the bathroom is a major
decialon. They make it feel that
if f.:OU leave them, it's like
you're leaving your family,"
Mrs. Block said.
The seminar ended Wednes·
day at a YMCA camp near
Gaineavtlle, Fla. During the
weekend, sheriff's deputies
escorted at least five people -
including Miss Block -from the
seminar after they said they
were frilhtebed.
Alachua County <Fla.) aberUI'• .,.. nld w .... da~ ~ llO .. bad ~ to
leave the seminar since the
weekend.
Mlaa Block, ~ came down
witb a cold and deferred her
sta.rtinl daJ at Northedt.erll un-
til Friday, aaid she at first re-
seated her mother's efforta to
per1aade ber to leave the
seminar.
"I tboo~. 'Why doe• she
want to tab me away?' I felt I
shouldn't leave, that God wanted
me to sta;y there.
1•1 . was never physically pre-
vented from leavln1. I don't
think I WU brainwashed, but I
did feel ID,1 mind WU tampered
with/' Ilia Block sald.
Tbe sht·day seminar was
sponsored by the Colleaiate At.·
soclatlon for tbe Research of
Principles. Some 1poaaon a.aid
the C1'0JIP WU afJU1ated wltb tbe
Rev. SUD~llOOD'IUnlftca
tion C1Udl. Id otben ctenled
auch tlea.
A ......... IOUel Who Ubd not tO~ .. :~ taJd Pua ... ftNd ..... be ... pt. u.n, t6o c&d ad '"too powel'fial"
for tbe DGD-111'dlt s>aa•• cr-anl11Uoo, led 1bi doHlll ot
Atlantic Ott area bwlN11mm
and cl~......_. .
Tbe IOUl'Cl9 Aid tM 181Nnl'I
tel..tllon~ -KeUoa'1,
Gillette Campbell'• Soup ...:..
aapported tbe dt1mtua1.
·'Look. tbe 1•1'1 es 11an
old," lb• 1ourc• aald. ·•A
YOW>f•r face ti Dleded tor tut •lot.: llaru wowd DOt HY wbo
woald bl tiost ~ UM pa=·• "" Dltkmll te*:ast -• ~ New York Dal11 en ....
potted that pa1e1nt offlcla.la
wen CCllllldertnc atnaen JobD
Da.Sdlon ad llae Daria. talk
•bow bOlt llerv Grilft.D abd ~·
tor Ga.ta McLeod.
Dorotby Beabasn of Plttl· buJ'Cb, Ill. America 1t77 and co-bolt ~ u. me ,.,.am, aid
•be bad been lmtted to muni a
co-IM»t tllM leDtember.
"ltlil be different without
bim," abe 1ald when told of
Parka' firio1. " ... He's a
Fog Cancels
Many Flights
Fog in Northern Caltfomla
that inconvenienced many boll·
day travelers to and from John
Wayne Airport Wednesday re-
turned intermittently today, of.
ficiala said. (Related story, Page
AS)
But a spokesm.an for Air
California, which bad to cancel
17 of its 74 flights systemwide
before 5 p.m. Wednesday, said
fli&hts left on time this mornine.
He said that, although
Northern California airporta
were closed again due to fog
early today, weather reporta
called for clearing and It was
hoped the Oigbts could land oo
schedule.
If not, they would be diverted
to Monterey, which wasn't
foeged in, the spokesman said.
However. midmorning reports
indicated most Northern
California airports, including
Oakland and San Francisco, bad
opened.
The Air California spokesman
said Wednes day's fog was
particularly unfortunate
because the day after New
Year's is traditiooally a very
lteuy day for air travel
Be •aid pusencen were siveo
tbe option ol a refund or a rw-
ervatlon for a later flight, ll
avail•ble.
!.n!Cf'ra:ti= ~a:;;,'~ ar;ai~
on exattly bow many people
chose to wait, nor oo bow many
were accommodated on eveni.DC
filghta. the spokesman aald, but
noted tlighta were carrying
beavl~r than usual passenger
loads today.
At Golden West Airlines,
which ooly flies as far north as
Santa Barbara, no fog-related
problems were reported.
Altbou.ch Hu.ches Airwesl
doesn't fiy from Orange County
to Nortbem California, prob-
lems were reported Wednesday
with fog in Salt Lake City and
snow in Denver.
lflourniag C091poser
However, a spokesman said
flights were delayed rather than
canceled.
Veteran actresses Lillian Gash (left> and Helen Hayes
were among the mourners attending the funeral of
Richard Rodgers Wednesday an New York. The famed
composer died Sunday at 77 after a fong illness.-
No Chicken for Hostages
Krwtt's Dinners Blocked by Iranian Captors
Fifty Knoll's Berry Farm "They were insulted, clearly,"
chicken dinners once destined Fredricks said. The mlUtanu
for the American hostages are apparently got the idea that
altUn& today in the dim reeesaes Americana felt the bostaces
of the l'ehran Airport. their en-were not ~fo!,ed properly,
try blOcked by lranlan cuatoms Fredricka .
reaulatkm and anti-American "It wu a alee idea but pJ'Ob.
aeaUmmt. ab&.y not a very practical Ooe,"
CU.toms oftldala, after open-laid Fredericka.
ing the pactaaes seat air f~ He noted that Paeo, wbo was
to Tehran. ""~.!,~~ • sent to Tehran 1peetncally to were not at all ,"Mid conr tbe boltap attuaOon, bas
been repeatedly called on to serve
as a couner for gif\.s bound for
the host.ages.
Other items that companies
bave wanted lo send lbe
bostacea included 1ee cream md
copi.H ol .Playboy mapsine.
Nett.ber idea. lwlwner. -oil the 1round. Fredricka laid.
"You can imagme bow the
MOiiema ~ fee.I about C'OlltS
of PlaJbot com•na in.·· be laid.
Rate Di.ps
In County
The number of workers in I.he
Ot'an1e Cowly ,JOb market con·
tinued to grow an November
while the unempJoyment rate
dipped to 3.8 percent.
And, a monthly report by I.he
state EmpJoyment beveJopmenl
Departmt'nt 1EDD1 said .
manufactunng firms hued 2.300
worken anto new poeabonl dur·
ing lbe month despste ~ COUD·
ty's lon1·bmt" labor abort.age
The 3.8 percent unemployment
rate meant ttull 40.800 of the
county'" l 09 m1lbon workers
wert' )Obless m November
State employment forttasters
anllnpated bnslt tunn~ m tht>
mduatnal sect.or. as well a.'i de
mand for slulled macb1msts.
•lf'ctron1C' techn:<'tans. a!\
aem blen. engineer.s and tool.J.ng
personnel
The aero&paCf' industry ron
tmued to grow. doubling the rate
of 10creast' Cor manufactu.nng as
a whole. tM report said More
than 900 worker-JOUled the m·
duatry m November
But at was the electron.le!\ and
computer firtn.\l that showed the
most 1mpress1ve monthly and
annual gains. EDD figures
showed. ·
PrepantiOI'\ of the 1980 t"enSus
he Ip t-d boo! l e o v t-r nm en t
payrolls, as !\everat hundred
temporary clerical workeri.
began pre-processing of census
questwen.atres for the West.em ·
states. '"' . And bolkSa1 aeaaoa st.atnna as well as ~ OOftW1tt of new ~·
partmeot ~and restaurants
put l.IOI to wort.
2 Jetliners Make
Forced Landings
PaulFredricka,newtdiftctorol ~~~-.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
KM PC radio in Lo9 AJiceles.
LOS ANGELES CAP> -Two
jetliners departing lrom Los
Angeles InternaUonal Airport
were forced to make return
emer1eney lanctinga in separate
incidents after the la.ndine gear
failed oo one plane and the other
developed engine trouble.
Both planes, a TWA Boeing
707 and a Delta Air Linea Ir 1011,
landed without incident
Wednesday and paaaen1ers
were transferred to other
fli&b ta, Federal Aviation
Administration officials said.
Ales Paeo, the ltaticm's cor-
reapondenl in Tehran, bad •creed to lramport the dinoe:n
from tbe airport to the U.S. Em· bu1y wbere the hostages are
bein& held by Iranian militant&,
Fredricb said.
Knott'• agreed to donate tbe
dinners with all the trimmings
as a 1oodwlU 1esture at the re-
quest of Wllllam Sheffield. a
Laguna Beach attorney with ~
fices in Santa Ana.
Fredrlcb laid it·waa hi.I un-
dentaMlna from Peen that tbe
dinners, wblcb arrived in
Tehran Dec. 29 packqed in dry
ice, were 1tilf 1itt1D1 at an
airport carp aru. euatom. regulations, be laid,
require that inbound food must
be.alsned for by tbe intended re-
cipient. PMll went to the em-
busy in an attempt to set
allJlatures but wu rebuffed by
tbe mllltantl, Fredricks a.aid.
Cooling Off
Period Eyed
AlongCoaat
Temperatures bit 80 cSesrees
in Or&n1e County W edneaclay
but welllher forecuten said to-
day the reprieve from winter is
IOiDI to be abort-lived.
Tbe balmy weather wu to
,Sve w117 today to cooler tem-
peratUJW, doudl and fo1. That
waa expected to Mt the aeene for
tbe weebnd, aeeord1q to a Na·
Uooal Weather Service apokeawoman.
• WednmdaJ saw an llklearee hlP in Sala Ana and a warm
7o.de ..... ·blab OD tbe Water in
NeWJ)Ol't Harlior.
But tbe weatber . aenlce
foncutAn lald 70 lboalct bl tbe b1ata fw the nat I• daJS wttb Jenn~ iDJo tbe -..... ma._ .. riacatamld"4 ina.•artJ IDOIDlDa .... ....... eel to ;he.., to ..... ...
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''O«Mnl Moton addl mctoriald wbeelcbllr to fleet to
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Wben the editors came to the sportinl' scene, they ju.at
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thJ1 one:
.. llOWAaD C08BLL succeaafully cloned ... will be
beard uotU the year20IO. . • "
On our IOutbem bord« vexation.a, the newsletter
· M'iten came up with these ofterinp:
"Dollar at 20 to one peso ... Mexican border fQll'ds
return 21000 undocumented Encllsb·apeaklq wonen
dally ... •
And on the medical front. Wt: "Dr. EU.ubeth Waters
announces male blrth conUol pll1 ; aaya utero-pnltal
aansrenealdeeffeet ll aceeptablebuard. . ...
80 lltlmlQ• '!'!!S-Y=-='.:-Ud\.-.abtaliiiitltielr
whimsical crystal ball 1utna. But tbe1 even demomtnte
a bit of whimsy lo the aer1oul aectloo of tbetr news
bulleUn.ConaidertblaamallltemtherelD:
•'Did anybody borrow the book• Decialoa Maldnl' from a
curriculum kit? Tb1a di.aappMNd while UM Sacldleback
group WU meeting with UI. . • "
You 1uppose then milbt be a bit ol fUllt by aaaocla·
Uon suaeated there?
Double Ritual
Yap Twins Marry Twins
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia CAP) -The 25-
year-old Yap twins married the twin Liew sisters in
r witb twin page boys, then went to the
y in cars with twin llcenae platel.
ap Kok-kuan, the S2-year-old father of the
bridegrooms, said his fortune-teller father ordered a
search for twin brides when the boys were born in
poor health in 1954.
"My late father sald that the twin.I muat be
brought up and be matched wttb twin 1lsten,
otherwise they would not have a Jona life,'' Yap said.
Relatives and f rienda helped in the search, and
on~ Yap Cbew·aeni and Yap Tona-aeog wed
20-year Pob·tob and Pob-yen.
"When the twtns from Selayang Baru were in·
troducecl to us in 1'71, lt wu almost love at fint sipt for our boys," the elder Yap~
ftlS CNUllNTUT came a •• , .,... c.rt. ...... .. u.1. ama.uldor '° ..... .. no ... '· w.uae ''· ,.... 1110 were re"rt1 tbt at·
m1DlltnUcm -dldclld to .. u. ........ ..., .......
IA.LT D tdm la NIPGDN to Ula .,... .... .-.;
Lat .... tM ....... -..umattd 11.000 to 4'000 ~
ID(O Al ...... tu aM bell*f •tas••CIOUP>fte .... Aftblm ~ .. nuftW .. ft'ID
mon pro.amM tian Ult lat.
Tbe lcMet troopa bave bilD
flabtlq lloelem .,..bela, wbo •
baYe bem trJiA1 tor IO mmthe '° ou_t\ a IUCCMlion ol tbNt llafXll&ftllmMIDAflb•nlatlD
TBS TAii commentar1
foeuaed cm tbe prelident'• re-
mub ~· televtaioa m. t.rview , wben Carter
acCUMd Soviet t Leonid
I. Bralmev ol Ovtna an "ob-
nouly falle" aecount o1 Soviet
aetloa.t In lMt week'• IC.Nm.Jin.
backed Kabul eoup.
Carter told ABC News the
coup and Soviet military push
into Allbanlatan bave led to a
"dramlltk ~ .. iD b1I view
of u .s. -ScMet relationa. He amd
then it wu Imperative world
leaden act quickly to .. make it
clear to tbe S'ovteta that they
cannot take aucb action to
violate world peace without
severe political consequences.
Tua political obHrver
Vladimir GoneharoY wrote tbat
there are "two distinctive
features" about the West'• out·
cry over the Af81WU1tan 1itua·
lion."
"nnt.1t breab all recordlfor
bypo~rtay and Ilea; HCODd,
the 6taheat-rankin1 ftl\U'tl ~
WatblnJton'a admlnl1tratlon
baH dlreetJ:J jotDed In lt.''
"SPEAKING ln an ABC
televlalon interview -an in·
terview that waa beWCOM and
wicked -the U.S. president
IDJtliclously attacked the Soviet
Union'• policy, distorted lta •·
Nnce and meanlnc/' Tua aald.
The commentary restated pre-
vious Soviet justification.a for the
lnterveaUGo dtint Artie .. 61 ol
tbe United Nations charter
about re~lllnt outside •I·
,....alon u well u a pro¥taion ol
the Soviet-Afghan frteodabip
treaty alped last year. ·
"Tb• Alatws penulMllt baa
repeatedly turned to tbe SoYtet
Unioo with requests for military
ald, iD anawer to the armed in-
terference of imperlallat
forcn," Tua aald.
IT ADDED THAT "the U.S.·
S.R. did not CODC9al that It will
not allow tb' turnln1 of
A!gbaniatan Into a bale for pre-
partna l.IQpedalld auresatcm."
.The Soviet ~ C!OD-tended, "lt 11 the U.S.
CIA. tocetbet wttb Brttiab ad
ChiDeH spedal aentcee. wtddl
trained afmed and Mat aelOll AlibaDf•a•a bolden crlmlDa1
.... ~tern111ta .••
,
Snow Blasting Missouri
I
Freezing Rtlin Coat8 Other A.reaa
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It WU back to w01". for malt folb Wedneaday, but IChool
was still out. ADd Amy Q>ata, 10, and Marcie Lewis, 7.
both of Uttle Bock, Ark., kept the bolidays in pea ape«lve
by 1olni head under beell on a trampoline. The mild
weather ended Wedneld.ay night when snow covered the
ground.in northem Arllanw.
Orpham En Route to New Life
MIAMI (AP\ -Five cblldna orphaned by a
bolida'J bilbwaf'crub Wt Florida today clutchiq donated ddceta, borrowed wtnte.r coats and hope
for a new life with relatives in Connecticut.
·'We're bringing these kids home and atarUnl
all over," said their aunt, Esther Padron.
•• PA.DaON, It, and her mother. Olea
Gonzalez, were accompanyin& t.be children. aaea l
to 12, oo their journey to the f amlly home ln
Anaoola. Coon. The OJ1)bam had been at.randed becau.e the
famlly couldn't afford the air fare. Mias Pad.ron
said a Miami company, Scaffolds d Florida Inc ..
provided tbe Ucketa after readinl news accounts
of the family.
·'They juat called yesterday anCt offend
them,'' Ille aa.td. •'You don't find ftl.aDY people lib
that.'' itiM naroo •w tik cvw.pany aiao ioa.oed •
t.nack ao that her brother and father. who auyed
bebiod. could move the Hartman ramHy's
furniture to OQeioec:tlcut.
WILLIA• AND LYDIA Hartman. tbe
children'• permts, died ln a Ramma bud-oo col·
llaioo tbe daJ .t\er Cbrbtm•.
Twel .. par-old A.Ima laid it ... not dUlkaJt
aayinc IOOOYe to her frienda tn Lelare C1tJ.
aouthwmt ol 111aml
.. I've Sot family -Ualt '1 wblt eamu," abe
said. Anna, daugbt« ol a pewvil8 mama,.~
Mn. Hartman. a.lao a&ld abe ~ tb1 belp
-clotbm, 80me mooey and tbe tidDlla -ct..a by
fnenda and atnmgera here ad m ~
''WE JIOtJLD NEVE& have &QtteD tlm far If
people ti.dn't bem ao nice," she said. 0 1'm llad
aomeboctJ really cared.••
Olplol••m•. the---' W. u6d .-~
youncellt wW -be tolcf., tbetr ............. t.ilJhe..Hutmam U'f! ~ !!! Cc:=:etk:.
II n . Sollam1, a 1ttD01Tapber. aald t.be
children will live wrtb ber malber, Mn. Ooosa'el.
in Anaoaia.
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providing • ......,., ........... produat tD ....... _.._.. ..... cllJ, • !amJne ....... for.....,....... .
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1be Sunia Boulevard mansion ol Saudi
Arab an S~elk Mohammed Al·P'asai, deStri>Yecl by ftle Wednesday, is examined
by Beverly Hills fire officials. The cause
ol the blue ii undetermined, but • roof of SUD·reOectiu eopper abeet1na was blamed l for V•PIJUil f.be fire inside.
ITasli: Force's
G08J Unknown '
SAN DIEGO (AP> -Slx warships have de-
?arted for the Western Pacific, but the Navy re-
haaed today to say if they will be used to bolster
the U.S. pre1ence in the Indian Ocean during the
tranlan en.la.
A apoblmao aald the nuclear-powered guided
millile auiW Loq Beach ts aebeduled to follow
lloedq.
IA U. ..U tuk force are tbe amphibious
ablpa Alamo. Okinawa, San Bernardino,
Anc!borqe, Mobile and the Cleveland.
TOE OJUNAWA, formerly known as a
helicopter aircrall carrier, can transport and land
more ~ 1,000 fully equipped Marines. The
Cleveland as an amphibious transport dock able to
1 carry 1,000 armed Marines. The San Bernardino
also can land troops and sup~ ·es.
Both the landing ships Anchorage and the
Alamo can c1ock and repair aller ships aa well ,I as transport and launch full loaded amphibious 1 warcraft. 'Ibey also carry an refuel helicopters.
asnas ftll! ftlAL beclnl. UM FDA w
UM ~to coaduct. toxl== CID. pa· Uenta to ipU lunt tlltN bl Dr> in C!Ombln· lnl LMbt1e and the patie81a' aped.al -1.W Lorra ltlnbner, a·~ for the cucer lnltl~.
TJult will take approximat.q tbree mnaU:la
and Ute full trial wilf lilt .• year .itei that. she
said .
Tbe lmUtute, a federal ..-n. announced ln
September 1171 that It wOuld Met to apomor
clinical triala on cancer patient.a in an effort to set-
tle tbe debate about whether Laetrile is
therapeutic or a hoax.
IT MID THAT ONLY cancer patienta for
whom conventional therapies bad failed or for
whom n0 treatment wu available would be con-
sidered for the experiment.
Besides tbe Mayo Clinic ln Rochester, Minn.,
three otbet prestigious cancer research centers
already have agreed to take part ln the clinical
trial. They are UCLA, the University of Arizona in
Tucson and the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer
Center in New York.
Laetrile, known generically u amyedalin, is
round in apricot pita, bitter almooda and other
fruits and foods. It cootaina cyanide and the FDA
has said it can be polaooows if the cyanide is re-
leased in the body in a certain way.
BUT IA.ETIULE BACDIS and some in·
dependent medical experll airee it is not usually
toxic lo tta customary dose.
The FDA bans lntentate shipments of
Laetrile, but at least 20 states have legalised its
use. Cancer patients can import the substance UD·
der an aftldavit system created by a federal judge
ln Oklahoma. The FDA ls fi&btlng the affidavit
system in court.
The cancer institute wu flnt asked lo 1963 to
test Laetrile on hwna.na, but it refrained from do-
ing so because it had not been shown to work in
tests on animals.
I Dlssipatiftg o--.Jag
Fog Blinds Bay Area .. • •
SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -A blind·
.q, tbldti f.oe-rare enn I• a city famou•~for lt• (re4_u.nt misty
shrouds -which had wreaked havoc
with air traffic here lifted enough
this momin& for flights to resume.
The fog, wtrlcb descended on the
San Fraociaco Bay area, Sacramento
and Sao Joaquin valleys late New
Year's Day and luted ~
Wednesday, bad abut down airports
as far away-u Beno, Nev., and
stranded thc+•rMla of travtten..
Visibility w~ still "marsinal"
at San lose llunicipal., Wbldl b.r
bandied much ol the diverted tntrlc
Wednesday from San Francisco and
Oakland before closing during the
. night.
Normally there are 1.200 de·
partures from San Francisco each
day. Wednesday there were about
275.
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""Y batik on this typt of oc:count. No uvfns-
and loan can p1yyou monP. ~Only 1100 minimum dqlo:Jt . For the
tint bnw you can m)oy tamings prevtOU&Jy
•vaU.blr to laige lnvnton only. ~ 0.dy ""11pound111g ofJ mt~rrst nu~
1ncreut"li •nnu.tl yield to •mo9nt shown
wtwn balance renwns for mitre fft•r.
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waa 11/4 mUel at San Fr-celsco ln·
temational Alrpdlt and a miles at
Oakland ~al. acC!ordblg to
the F~ Aviation AclmlnAstratioo.
Visibility at Bay Area aJrports
ranged from 600 feet to just over
2,000 feet. Visibility below a mile
creates problems for aircraft without
radar, while less than 1,200 wilt
ground almost any aircraft.
The bad weatbel' forced airlines to
divert planes to Sacramento. Fresno,
Loa Angeles and Nevada airports. CLEARING OUT 1979 MODELS
LOS ANGSLES (AP) -'lbe "God
, Blesa1.Yog ...-·~ e>pened the new
year by ..-C off with aboul $7,800
from Crocker National Bank's
Venice brecb.
Tb' tiudlt, who earned his
Dldmame bJ .-m& the phrase after
each b-. iltiUck Wednesday for the
, ftfth dme liiaee October.
Los Miiiet ~oe detective Don
Poster aafct tbe 'God BJea You Ban·
dJt" fled Mtb Ills cuslomary de-
partaN --lifter plstol-whtpplng AntboiaY;·~hraard, who was not lel'loUllJ'.,.
( STA.TE J
months ol negotlatiq. The city bad
earlier rejected the fast ofter made
by Brotherhood of Police om~rs
Union. and no more negotiatioos
were acbeduled.
Aacdlaat•Se ... t
LOS ANGELES <AP)
Authorities say they 'have only
partial descriptions of two of the
three men who allegedly kidnapped a
14-year-old Lawndale lirl on her way
home from.a New Year's Eve party,
forced her to commit sex acta and
t,ben 1llt ber throat and left her for
dead. '.
The girl, who was not Identified.
wu found uncoasdoua by a raldent
of an East IM Anaelea boualna
project. She WU pveo emereency
treatment and releued, deputiel uicl
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.. KhoDieini Misinfonned
Watchina the bloomin1 health, ener&Y and en-
thusiasm or the hundreds of young Americans particlpat·
ing in the New Year Rose Parade and the assorted foot-
ball games across the nation-and pondering the fact that
millions more were sharing their enjoyment from the
comfort of homes that can hardly be matched elsewhere
-one was reminded again that, for all its problems, this
is indeed a rich and blessed land.
So it is ludicrous to find Iran's archaic leader, the
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, actually buying space in
the New York l'imes to call on Americans to "rise up
against oppression,''
Problems we have. Oppressed we are not.
There appears to be some sort of horrendous miswi-
derstanding of America in the frozen mind of this remote man.
Those closer to the scene feel the Ayatollah and his
henchmen truly believed that seizure of the hostages
would cause~ American people to rise up and demand that the sh be returned. That they truly believed
televisaon re rts of their scriamin demonstrations
would stir Am ricans to sympathy for ~elr "cause." And
that the American public would swallow contrived "state·
ments" by the hostages as the truth.
The American clergy who visited the hostages at
Christmas say they tried to disabuse the captors of these
beliefs -to convince them Americans are not that gulli-
ble, and that the news from Iran has done nothing more
than enrage people here and solidify their suppart of the
government.
Whet.her th.is will ever penetrate the mind of the
. Ayatollah remains to1>e seen. What is not m doubt is the
fact that his twisted thinking already has done a grave
disservice to the people of Iran and may eventually result
m the dismemberment of their land and an oppression
the like of which even they have not yet seen.
Doubtful Blessing
The good news out of the state Supreme Court was
the ruling that makes it plain Gov. Jerry Brown bad bet-
ter stay home and do the job he's elected and paid to do
-or leave it, legally, ln the hands of Lt. Gov. Mike Curb,
who assures us he will exercise his gubernatorial powers
freely.
'The bad news for Californians, perhaps, is that when
Gov. Jerry stays home he usually manages to impede
rather than improve the operations of state government.
With his presidential campaign apparently going
from bad to worse, perhaps Gov. Jerry would just as soon
stay home for a while.
Even be might admit by now that bis eye is really on
1984 rather than on 1980. His perelJ'inaUons have ac-
complished the purpose of establishing bis identity on the
national scene.
Maybe it's time to polish that identity by pickin1 up
the pieces of bla governershlp. Ube can't mana1e that.
even 198& tnay be beyond bis reach.
• Opink>na expt"e•d In the ap.ce above .,. tt'IOM of the Daily Plfot.
Other views exprelMd Oft this P8Q4t .,.. thOM of their authorl and
artJsts. Reeder comment •• Invited. AddNU The Oally Pilot, P.O .
.SOX tseo, Costa Mesa. CA 92e28-f.J\ADa(71')~1 .
Bayd/ Alarm Clock
BJL.K.llOYD
Olewr, Stoux. They
dldn 't have arm clocl",
Iraq Sees' Cause (or ~one
8AORDAD, In~ -11"'1 ~IOdaJltl~
.,. .... Ml'ml tM ..... ~dWtouo a•uu 0o-1na.--... .....
lllHI • DIJ."I ==Ila ..,,._. ...., .• ·-11f1·--but ,..,..
... .ailll I&..,' lo the two -~· .. frwltra~ Jlt*al :.--=w..• .......... ln ..
e rfl!il D'w1td'• enmmon
-.attr --warmed omdal· b i~,.... dwblt• ..
8qbdwl -Waalltaatoo.
Rather. two
J'"l otlkiala u11 .. t tb• Amerlcao1
ml1bt bave
........ &be
bo9tatecrtall u a Pl'9&at
for brtimM mllltarJ force to the
hl"llaD <full. Tlaat. tbeM ol·
ftdala belieft. woWd ope tM
dool"I to aMiafaetlGa o1 a1m1a·s Umel .. 1 Joo1tn1 for Iran.
P\lrthermore, lnqls see post.
Khomeilll lranlaD resim• ccm-trolled by Wab.lnitoo or, much
inore likely, Moscow.
OESPrl'E M08COW'S role as
Iraq's ally and arms supplier,
Baghdad ls worried moet by tbe
purpoaeful men In the Kremlin,
not by Jimmy Carter. While
U.S . ·Iraqi relations cannot
warm wit.bout unexpected cool-
l n g by Washington toward
larael, there ls coocem here, as
in tbe comervative states of tbe
Arabian peninsula, about tbe
RuaalaD bear'a oU tnmcer in the
UllOla.
lnqi leedera do not beclce ln
CODdemninl t.be lrUllu aehure
Of tbe U.S. Embuay as beiD&
aaain.lt the law of Islam. Nor do
tbey flinch at fonculinl Inn's
dl1inte1raUon as a multi·
naUooallty state. Tariq Am, a
deputy prime minister and
President Sadam Huuein's
clOMSt adviler, bu said blunt·
ly: "Tbe abab didn't solve the
problem of national minorities.
Khomeini aaya Islam 11 the way.
But that woo't wort, either."
Accordingly. be sees
Balucbiatan. IOnae.tan, perhaps
Azerbaijan. and cer ·
taiDly Ku.rdeltaD apUw.a, from
Iran'• ruJina Penlan ID1Dartty,
contendln1 the lturd1 of
DOrtbern Iran DOW wfil settle for DOtbln& lea than pure lndepen·
den~e.
Earl Waters
Concern bere over a com·
mwlilt Iran refleda leu tbao
comradelJ Soviet-Iraqi rel&·
BUT SOVIET aatetrlt
kowtowi.ng will not eod cua1uq
bere over Scmet airborne
fiibtinc tbe Moslem inau.nW'l1mt
tn nearby Ale:baniatan. "We
cooceraed by political o
mlliWy acdoa in t.be reC)ala
UJ m.-;or power,'' ADz told UI >.. for the Rua1iao1 u a
apedlw oil lm~ poeiDC
additional threat. bl added: "W
In the Baaumt SodaUat
believe all blg powen are ex
9ans ionlst In nature..'•
I 18q wants to make ita non
alignment more than a catc
phrase, mainly through ln·
cruaed American bualnesa COO·
ta cl.! Husaem penonally noted
the exclusion of U.S. exhibits
Crom October's Ba1bdad In·
temational Fair aod made It
clear u.ett had better be some
there nex1 year.
But theft ll no preulq deaire
LO reawne formal dipk>matic re·
lations which were broken in
1il7 Mndeed. U.S. spomonhtp ot
the Camp David aceorda has
enabled lnq, mm, oil mas.y l and Ba•tltlat ideolo&Y. to en·
vision POlittW dominloll ~ the
PenwiGulf
New Decade Will Change Many Old Habits
With the birth of a new year,
the pundits have been busy pre-
diclinl what lies ahead. Usu.ally,
t.hia crysta.1 ·ea.zine ll oaly foe 1115
daya, but because we enter a
new decade the attempts are to
peer into the future for 3653
days.
It ls a task for only auch u
H.G. Wells. There can be little
certainty, if
any, in tbia
complex
society of
wbat the•
cade will br·
Ing. If the
weatherman
can't, wltb
accuracy ,
pr~ diet 24
boun ahead,
who ll ao wise u to tell the
event.a f« to yean to come?
~there .... enou&b ...... to
enable ooe to fonee a cooct
many Pf'Obables. There 11, for
e:umple, ample evidence at
band to predict that California
will IOOD face a real ..-o
abort.qe ca\lllDI ··~· ~and won 1toppqe1 un11u &bin
i. a qaick abcM faee ID IOf'I D-
Paul Harvey
meat and an acceptance of re-
alistic aoluuons to power de·
vek>pmeot.
LIKEWISE, lnfiaUoo must be
brought to a screec:bina bait lf
the oaticn ls to avoMI ecooonuc
collapse. People cannot long
1t&Dd up. undeT the weight of
today'• lllib int.el'Wt rates and
ever 80ertnl price9 at tbe super-
martet. Already tbe retired are
sufferlne unwarranted
bard1blp1, despite bavin&
wortted and .planaed for a com-
fortable retirement, aa the
dollar valae ol tbelr savinp and
pemloaa ll'Ode. Otben on fixed
incomes are limllarly harmed .
Tbukt to the stupidity of
thole wrtt1ng tu Ian there bu
been a llpiftca.nt cha.nae la Ufe
1tyle1 with an tncreaain&
nu.mber opting for the "•lnlles"
life which lncludel the abaring
of beda wltbout bueflt of
wedlock to escape the blab eosta
of 11 viq. While tbe inltltuticm cl
marriap will not complecely
disappear, the "l'J'.qi.lllveoeu
DOW ID q98 -.. " many aocial nmlfteat:lou.
Amooi the tbinp at wm al·
feel will be the cooatnad.icm m·
dwatry with fewer people ledt·
ing home ownership. electing to
rent. Even those buyme are
C avonng the coodomiruums, a
pbeoomeooo wtucb will crow as
land for bomeaates becomes
scarcer and more expensive.
UndoubtedJy. too, tbe decade
will see a cb.aoge i.D the wortong
hours of many en1aged in
tervlc:s for tbe home and the
person. Ju:st as the 1rocer and
the bul.dler and other retailen
have already found. the old 9 to 5
bu.aloeu day ia DO longer ade--
quate to serve the cooaumer.
For thole wbo need the Mrvices
are locked in to the 8 to $ and
cannot afford to take time off
from work to do their shopping
and attmd to other penonal af. r aln.
wne 80lll the husband and
wife now woR:iq the services ot
tbe plumber, appliance re-
pairman and almilar types ol
home aenieemen will haft to be
a•allable outaide the t to 5 work-
day. Tb1a wlll also be true ol the
profeuiom. People cannot af. -
rord to tab time olf from Wbrt
LO ait around a doctor's oftlce
ball the~-Already some doc-
LOn are providing medical care
io alternaU ve bours outside tbe 8
t.o 5 day.
PERHAPS tbe greatest
ch.ange Cahrornia will ex
perience wlll be lD populatioo
sbift.s. A.ccontiDi to tbe demo-
graph ers. the ethnic aroups
which now are comutered ~
"minorities" wlll 1row, to
a.ome the maJority before Jobe
decade ia out. They allo be!leve
the Southland baa becopie
saturated. aod the 1reateat
growths in the stale'• pOpulatJiio
will now take place in the
northern countiel with the n&nl
areu belDI faYOl'ed over
centers.
Politically, Republicau
make a eomebect mad
some CCldrOl OTer ltate lllD'll9'D·
ment. 'tbey may even win in
nationala durial the next.,
yean u reactioo to bilb '*-and Oftf'·reculatioo, which trill
be felt in such thin&• u~ and job ~.-. turn away from tbe ''llWal''
Happy New Decade I I
License for Parenthood Might Protect Childre
believes they tiave a rtabt to be
born to properly qualified
parentl.
Ht au a "liceoae for pal'eD .••
'1'D arppuil ,,.. 111111 -= ..... i.nttGrJ .. u;; ............. ...
IDJ ...-11.n Z. a• la
1apport GI' &.blb'• appraiMl.
.. A• a r"111t, mur of Mr dlJ>lomm .... ant'•* to.,
to p..U. "" did .. bow die illu•." BalA nauct ............ la
IDDJ'ofU.~ ..........
1maller la1aDdl -IOft'DIDlllt tmtability, b1P unemploJmeal,
ea•rsJ dependence and
aometimel corrupt ladenbip.
Tbae condiUGm are mapeta
for Castro'• clnam of Caribbean
a.adenbip.
••Caba, and the Sorieta to tom• exlelllt b'1 to me the pow-
1n1 lD1tab11itJ to 1aln a
foothold." Batl6b warned. "Tbey
have IOUallt to promote ctumae
in t.belr liDale, to achieve pres..
ace md to weaken ties with
tbe Wiit. 'ney have bad •llnlfi· cant auc:eets. . . "
-A P'E1f YBAlt8 later0·tbe
do11ier 1how1, Wayne was
ea1erly courtlnl the J'BI'•
favor. Wayne at one point wu
pbotosrapbed wtth an FBI .,ent
for a National Geo1raphlc
BOT SPOT: The United States
bat taken the Caribbean for
sranted too lc!U, ad mQ be
lettln1 CUban l>remler Fidel
Cutro win the hearts and mindl ''Sly pleue."
of the area'• 1un·wa1bed,
Habib ecmetaded that tJda la DO same to be played wttb MCODd-
1triD1en, and recommended
Mftding in the tint team.
t>I rl
Sydney Harris
I I. • . ' Find the Moral ....
A different kind of quiz today, dealing with
pbrues or parables that are used without UD· ~ what they ortalnaJly meant. or the
••'moral they potnted up.
L What was the "Gordian knot." who tried it,
"' bow, where, and why. and who undid it?
2. What wu the "sword of Damocles," and
·, why wu be made to alt under it by whom!
3. Why did King Canute go down to the sea to
'"'""ordertbe waves to atop comJ.na in"?
1:.iJ.. 4. Why ii .. the Midu touch" really more de-
'· rtllv• aan flatteriD.I when ascribed to men with a
• v gentm fbr ma1rtn1 money, and what WU the point
i 'Of the ortOnal story? ...... s. Why is it foolishly ignorant to can a
·" foreeuter ol gloom and bad tidings a "Cassan-
'Clra" wboee prophecies abouJd be shrugged off?
• • 6. la what way do people consistently misapp-
ly the famlHar phrase, .. the lioa's share"?
'· ANSWBaS:
... . 1. Oordhas, a peasant, chosen k1q of Ph.rygia,
"· • ....ueated bla wqon to Jupiter and fastened the
I Yoke to • beam wttb a rope of bark S0 hieenioualy
• •that DOC.-couJd aatie it.
·, • .Alneoder tbe Great wa ~that ~er UD·
. •• 4iCi me bMJt woWci reip over tile wno1e East; be
pulled out bis sword and slaabed it in two.
2. Damoclel wu a court1er ol Dlonyaius the -.iure:at+ ell> atra..,antly praised tbe happy condi·
tioo oltbe ldDI to bil face GM day. Dlonyatus then
inYited Damoelea to b.ll palace and sat him down
at the table before a sumptuous meal -but above
bil belld trembled the famous sword, auapended
only b;J a thin hair. "Now eat." commanded the
_JdDJt, aQd tbe eourtler realized bow b1a ruler lived • ~ eOm&aat peril amid arandeur.
3. 1111 banlera-00 expected him to do all kinds
. • of woederful tb1np for them, and be wanted to
abow bow limited the powers of a monarch really
. · 8re in cbanging or affectine the tide of events.
' ' .t. Everything Midas touched turned to sold,
,includin.I bil food and even his beloved daughter,
.. until be pied with the g_oda to release him from
this terrible i1ft. <He was then given a jackass'
t • • ears.)
5. The whole point of the curse on Cassandra
'' wu that she waa fated allOCJll• to i-u tM tnah about
'iM /vttn and not to be believed.
6. ~~ lion's share" in the Aesop fable does
· not refer to the ~st part of anytbiq, but to aU
' of anyt!dq; be demanded one-fourth as his right.
ooe·fourth tor bis superior courage, one-fourth for
b1I dam and cubs, and offered to fight anyone for
'1 the lut fourth.
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.. Hitler Still at Top
·· Of Rep-ression Chart
8~ PETER llNETI' ,.,.._..cw, a ,
He Uneen with bis entourap at a
quiet Panamanian island reeort. Ilia
fature much less sunny than the
balmy tropical days that warm the
Pacific Ocean lappin1 at bis
doorstep.
Of the many all-powerfUI leaden
toppled in recent years, the deposed
Sbab Mohammed Reza Pahlavi re-
mains the most notorious. Not only is
bis retlD'D to Iran still the key for the
release ot tbe American boltqes in
Tehran. but alao the new laden. In·
aisling that bJs crimel be lDvestiaat-
ed, declare that to lranlam, be la
"comparable only to HiUer as
viewed by the Jews."
AND DE•OCRATIC presidential
aspirant Sen. Edward M. Kennedy
said the shah "ran one of the ID06t
violent regimes in tbe history of mankind.''
REGIMES COMPARED
Deposed Sh•h
..
While many voices have been
raised against the shah's forcible re·
turn to Tehran, few have defended
his regime. A lonely voice was that of
his sister. Princess Ashraf Pahlavi,
who bought a full page advertise·
ment in The New York Times for a
letter to the secretary-general of the
United Nations, Kurt Waldheim.
sentences for their opposlUon to the
ruling clique.
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She said Ayatollah Ruhollab Kho-
meini, now leader for life in Iran,
"pretends that the shah has eliminat·
ed more than a hundred thousand
political prisoners, while you know
full well that in the entire 37 years of
PARK GOVERNED under
emergency powers provided by a
constitutioo that was introduced. un,
der martial law in 1972, but the total
number of political prisoners ls'-----------------------------------------------'
·believedtobaveneverexceeded300.-;:=::=::=::=::=::=:::=:==:::;::=::=::=::::::::::::::=:::::=::=:::::=:::::=::=:::::::::::::::::=::;::::::=::=::=::=::=:::::=::::::=:;:::;
his reign nothing of that sort ever
happened."
JUST WHAT DID happen under
the rule of the Shahinsbah, Iran's
King of Kings, and does he deserve a
place on the blacklist of international
despotism that has cast a shadow
over the 20th century?
Outside investigators have long
documented allegations of the
systematic torture or political oppo·
nents by SAVAK, the shah's secret
police, that helped him and his fami·
ly maintain the absolute rule of the
i>eacock Throne. The revolutionary
regime bas taken Western reporters
on tours of SAVAK's former prisons
to publicize its charges that tens of
thousands ol political opponen~ were
tortured and murdered under the
previous government. '
Iran's new leaders also charge th.qt
the United States helped train the
SA V AK agenta. This alleged com·
plicity represents the background for
the seU\u'e of the hosta1es in Nov· ember
PREmDENT CARTER criticized
Iran's human riahu record in 1977,
and the shah announced an end to
torture in bla prisons. Amnesty In·
temaUooal, the London-baaed human
ri&bta orpnbation, said ln a report
that the use of the wide ranee of
torture methods appeared to
decrease -but not atop -at that time.
In an ~pt to stem the tide of
rtstn1 GPl*Woa, the abah released
most ol tbe polltical prlaonera known
to outside baWlltlaatora before bla de-
parture tldl year.
While much mdence bu been pre-
sented ol systematic torture, much
less LI known ol the extent ol political
murden durfnl the ahab'a reip in
Iran.
possibly because of the widespre.d
charges ln the United States of
human rights violations In South
~ tical repression bas taba a6
fe;:i form in the communist world .
from the days of Soviet leader Josef
V. Stalin. His administration ls
blamed for the loss or 50 million OI' 60
million lives during the collectiviu·
tion process of the 19205. Mlllloos
were slaughtered in the Stalin purges
of the 19005. An estimated 5 mlllioo to
10 million lives were taken in concen-
tration camps after Wo ar II.
Human rights or nizati st.ill
charge that Soviet orrectiye labor
colonies and prisons ntlnue be
characterized by chronic b ger,
overwork, cold and inadeq te
medical attention.
THE MAJOR CURRENT ,aiticism
of Eastern Eu.rope's human rights re-
cord is the abusive use of psychiatry
and drugs in mental asylums where
dissidenu often are confined.
Idi Amin Dada ran the African na·
tion of Uganda with a grip so op.
presaive, so merciless, that Usan·
dans said after bis ouster that they
thought God bad forgotten them.
Human right.a groups estimated that
more than 200,000 of Uganda's 13
million people died in purees durin1
Amin's eltbt-year reign. Amin wu
forced to flee bis country in April by
Tanzanian and exiled Ugandan
forces.
EMPEROR BOICASSA I of the
Central African Empire, a former
second lieutenant in the French
army. capped a long career of
bloodshed by partlclpatln1 in a
massacre last year of about 100
scboolcbildnm, according to human
rights inves~aton. Bokuaa be1u
bis rule with a mUltary coup in 1185, ·
and bad blmlell crowned emperor ln
1977 and sat on a 1oldea tbnlne ID a
ceremony costinl more than '30
million, one fourth ol the annual na-
tional income.
Premier Pol Pot, wboH 4~ years
of Communist rule in Cambodia wu
ended by the Vietnamese invukla ol
.bis country lut January, WU AC·
cuaed ol lmpoaing cruel punllhol~t.
usually death, for any infrtncement
of the strict rules 1overnln1 eve'Y·
daf llf e, leadln1 to what buman rllftta orpnluticm elw'Sed WU a
"COOtiDlllDI bloodlett'ftl.u Pnlldlllt
Carter CJDCe calW hlm •ftbe WOdd'a wont ftollltarol bu.mu..._..••
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Foiod levieW o1 u.e u.a. ~
of Ao1na!W.r,. they an available In
aboul u.ooo MAI ope tell ID' m
1rocery ftnna.
"Generic 11 ~ )ow.prlee label that
la beretostay, •• tbemqulne-6d.
The USDA aaJd indlndual paeric
lines ran&• up to 150 food and noa-
food producta. Aa a 1eneral l"We, the ~ non-fOoda have been m01t popular.
IN TDE l'OOD ar••· the bat seU.n are kwnel con. p-eea beaDa. peu. whole tomato., fruit cocttall,
ketchup and peaebel.
·'These products are senerally
·FflOM OUR /11l:WS !7ePr. •••• 6AL£-
u4ld • lQNdJata lD otblr' d1lbel where eolor and qua1Jt1 ,.,.. not COD·
aldend cnUeal." tbt USDA DGUd.
OeDlrica account f« from I I*· ctnt to lJ percent ol ialel and, ac· cordlu to the USDA, aome iad\llU'Y • U.eeutrve1 npect that by the -S Of
next r...-. up'° C* l1'ocerJ .UU lD tou.r may be apeat on the b&re-boael
ltema.
TB£ noui'Y APPEAL of the 1nerta ii t.belr low Drtc:e. Tbey. are.
on tbe avera1e. about ~tblrd dlu~ than· natlooal braDda and tnma a percmt to JS ptJU!llt ... u -peul• thin privat.Habel item.a.
Saytqa come from a variet1 ol
fatt.ora. Canned trulta aad ytptables
are standard srade rather than fancy
or extra fancy: they have the same
nutritional value as tbe more ex-
pemift Items, but are often trreiular
ln appeannce. Tissues are unscent·
ed. P8Ckqes are simple -a plain
white wrapper with black lettering
may be all you get. There ll llUle or
DO advertialng. Coupons and bonus
promoticms are rare.
It is important to shop around and
.TB& lJ8DA c;a&m&D tbe·IJriees
ot 1' food tttma ID tbit •Plina ol _,..
comparla1 aa&toaal l>raida ,ead a.eaena. u tomc1 d!8l tbe ITE 11a
._. from 1 C.C«Jt to a perClllt .. ,... tba DUDe prodDda.
Wben tt 1;!"' .. tbll ........
)'ear biter,_ 0... tUt ta..,.._ pp
bad ~ 1.be ....... llric:l9 al
the lenerict, said the USDA, ln· creued by t peremt. The averap
price ol the netloa1J brandil roee bJ 10 percmt.
TM1 lare luDlvaa Jr •• ._ ·• ·~Jl. \
deet ,.. ~ Nl'riCll of t1111 "':'I.
JUetN. OD. of~. m.. toM a coo•eadaD ol ,_. aecali .. a.t
year: '"11M blOwD *-~to '9 'off tMroMtotoaM~
RObert O'NeW. eucuUww editor' d ~ .. 0roell', Mid tbit cUID
store repreeeatatlve1 polled by tbe
trade ..... vot.i t~.\I ........ would tDereue tn
lo tb• near hture. T • Hiil•
:::re11iJblUYe1, ~er. votedf*.
UlNe aa1ut kmc·term O'M•WalCL I
THE NEWEST DEVELOIWENT
in the field of generics, accordblg to
the USDA, ii ••no-name" pn>duee -
frah fruita and veaetables. Generic
produce-introduced lD the llldwett
early last year and movtn1 slowly 6o
other part.a of the country -ii usual-
ly U .S. No. 2 or No. 3 grade. It ia
packaaed for sale in quanUUes rang-
ing from three pounds to 25 pouncls.
There may be only one alre COD·
talner for each product and tbe
package 1lu 11 usually larcer than
NOT EVEaYONE AG&EBS about normal for retail. Tb'e average aav-
tbe succeu ol generlcs. )DI is about 20 percent.
"Even tbou&h there have been
wholesale price increases. many re-
tailers apparently consider geoenc
product.a as volume-builders and are reluctant to raile prices on tbne
labels to levels that would fully
reflect the increued costa at the
wboleule level.'' the USDA said.
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February 'I la Lubbock, Tesa1. Tbe
ltampa abOft plct h1ltaic American
Oil Needa Seen Behind Soviet Action
WASRING'roN CAP) -The Sovtet·lpomcnd laUvelY Utile f.rivate auto~ travel lD tbe SoY-:u.r,,: AfCban•stan 11 beiDC .-tewec1 b)' aome let Union, ma n1 it anr.allltic to auume t.be Sov· ._. • tbe apwi•.., Mlwo ol •bat may lets could cut couumptton mucb tbl'oqb ua
become • Saat-W•t •tnaale fw control of eoer1Y eome1 ~--procram. ~='g. n::u:::.r OD the Gulf but The Sovietl' bat hope for aolviDC their upcom·
tbe ~Ot a staunchly ~et resime in lDI enero '':,tty problem lhUI appears to be a.a
Kabul puta the Soviet.a almost wttb1n •trlkinl dts· · expanalan of Ucal influence in the Penlan Gulf ta.Ace re1ion. Some observers believe the prospective
Soviet oil 1borta1ea ao a Jona way toward explain-
lnl why the Soviet.a decided to innde Alehanistan.
even at the risk of aUenaUna the rest of a.be
Moslem world.
OPPIQALS NOTE THAT THE SOVTllWEST
r ol Afahanistan la Just a few hundred mlles
the Strait of Hormm. a narrow channel
een Iran and the Arabian Peninsula throuah
which a substantial por·
( J tlon of the western
."fEJJ'."t4N.fLY."tlS world's oU la transport· _ _ ed. The strait la ck>Hr to
Afebani&tan t.bal) it ii to
Tehran.
The bold Soviet intenention la expected to ac
celerate a I0111-awaited admiDUtratioo decialoo to
bolster American military Pl'tlleDee in the Persian Gulf·Mi~ Eut area.
Even before the Soviet move, the Carter ad·
miniatratioo felt the tumultuous political situation
I.a Iran and elsewhere ln the reeioo required a
stronger U.S. milltary presence.
SECRETARY OF STATE CYllUS VANCE bas
on his desk a report prepared by a high-level U.S.
delegation that was oo a four-country visit to that
reeion when the Soviets inv~ Afghanistan last
week.
The U.S. obJecUve la to obtain access to
military facilities ln friendly countries in the area.
The recent mlasion by the aeaior U.S. delega·
lion included vilita to Saudi Arabia, Somalia,
Kenya and Oman. It followed a speech by Presi·
dent Carter ln which he discussed the poulbllity of
establishing a Rapid Deployment Force, number·
ing more than 100.000 men, for use in military COD·
mets in the region.
THE RUSSIAN QUEST FOR AN outlet to the
warm wAter aeu l'l Ut~ ~Y!h d3l"-$ f)AC'lc 3t leut
three centuries and some observers believe lhla
ambition may have been reawakened by the pro-
spect the Soviets apparently will face an oil
shortage in the 1980s.
Soviet Foreign Minister V.M. Molotov offered
an unusually candid assessment of Soviet desires
4() yean ago al the time or the Russian-German
peace agreement.
He said then that the "focal polnt of Soviet
aspirations" was not Europe but "the ana south
of Batum and Baku in the general direct.ion or the
Persian Gull."
AND AS CARTER NOTED IN Bl5 statement
on the Afghanistan situation Friday, the Soviets
bad occupied Iranian Azerbaijan until the spring
of 1946 despite a promise to withdraw their troops
a year earlier, at the conclusion of World War II.
The troops were withdrawn following intense
diplomatic pressure from the United States and
other countries.
The Sovlet.s are the world's largest producer of
oil. but a 2-1ear-0ld CIA analyals predict& that the Soviets and their East European allies may have
to Import 3.5 million to 4.5 million barrells per day
by the mld·ll8C>'a.
With the price of oil rapidly escalat.ing on the
world market, officlala doubt the Soviets could af.
ford oil lmporta ol that m.apttude.
IN ADOmON, CIA DlllECl'OR Staoafield
Turner noted in a rec.eat speech that there la re·
Military Reseroe
Deficit Reported
WASRlNGTON (AP) -llembenblp ln
mWtarJ N• •• foreea lna'uMd by J.t.-lat ,..,.. bat la itW far abort ol tlle ~ aoai. ... Def•• Depu1ment ..,..
Peat•p olnclala reported the gain recot"ded
tn flacal year lt'l'I, which ended Sept. 30, ii the
lnCreaie al.Dee 1174.
However. it left tho overall total in the Army
onal Guard and lleserw the Air Guard and
rve and tbe Marine ~ Naval reserves at ~,100 JDeD ud wome:Q. Tb.at la 133,000 abort of
tM peaced.me aoal ol ::-100. 1'be deficit 11 entlre-11 In tbt Atrti.1 Guard l•1n:a.
Sharing
Of Rides
To Rise
LOS ANGELES (AP>
-U commuters feel the
lut few years have been
tough, watt u.ntll the
1980s. Commuter Com·
puter predicts the
number of persons sbar·
ing rides will increase
sharply over the next
decade.
"It's inevitable that
people must ride·
share," says Arthur
Sbreiber, president of
the non-profit company
that matches com·
muters with car and van
pools ln five Southern
CaWornia counties.
Looking back on 1919,
Schreiber said,
"Between the worst
smog levels in 25 years,
inflation, gas prices and
a bus strike. it would be
difficult to tlUJ'lk of any
factors that could make ·
1t harder oo the com·
muter."
He added that Com·
muter Computer is
working with 1,200 com·
panies and hopes to ex·
pand that to 4,000 in the
next two years. The
number ol persons re-
gistered wltb the or·
ganizatioo to find car
and van pools skyrocket-
ed from 69.000 in um to
300,000 in 1979, he said.
Commuter Computer
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doomed ststJs plaae, rtdlD1
roach wtDdl ~ t.be daft, eraabed ta&o 8ucesl Clenw. a
rock cllft r1slN 14,150 feet. and
tbeD fell tritb ha dead oato tbe
claeler 7 ,000 feet below.
leaded ~ t•• famtU• _. frteocll of( ..... YioUma. ... nm..,, • ..ntc:e la lailW _. tbe~,, ... ,.,,. nlatl•.
P.ark aat11rallel Dal•
Tbom ... Mid U... le a ctr I I that ,.,, ... flf ._ w•z could fllMI tMir war to
moqtll of t•• 1laoter. Bat beca ... ol tile IDe•tlat .,.... ~ ......... _
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lform, a lmapsack aDa scraps ot
airplane wbm tbe wreckqe •• dhco"red ab months later.
The &lad.er, croued by deep
CNY ... , bad swallowed mmt
of tbe l'elDldm .
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na1an aaid.
TBE A&&.\ WAS doMd and a
placque at Round Pua, wblcb overloob tbe &lacier, wa de-
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Judge Restrains
Selling of Meat
1 A Fullerton entrepreneur haa been ordered by
Orange County Superior Court Jud&e Oretta Sears
to stop selling meat and seafood that i.s not labeled
nor of the quality it is represented to be.
Named in the temporary restralniq order
sought by the district attorney'1 MaJor Fraud and
Consum•r Ptoteotlon Dhlalon ll Charles
McGlawn. owner QI CMct·lt.sw.b.
''TUYtU;~ GOOD'' -,, .. Ha~ a
Steak iD Ywr ~"iiltt two MC!Gla• Mftrtis·
ing slopas, ~~~ecum.ta.
Acecwclllll • mtr~bfu*1s, lloOlaWD llas
been ...... ....:• ~door to door in box-
es that .,.,. .fll.tl aute of the particular cut
of meat Cll" tYDt ol mfood. A~I to Jtate laws, boxes must be
labeled With blfGnDaUon on net coote.ata, packing
location and eaiapa.ny and the per pound weight,
the court adklD stated.
COU&T &SCOllDS ALSO indicate that
mcGiawa a-upshted uut oi a F'ullerwo ioeaoon
w1tlbout a bMltb permit. Oue inspector said in a re-
port tbat be 1melled spoiled meat when be visited
the pa~ plant.
Judp Siars scheduled a further court bearing
for Jan. 1'.
Briggs w·ill Back
Peripheral Canal
~SACRAMENTO (AP) -The Brown ad
m1nistratioa'a bill autboriiing coostruction of the
Peripbenl Canal picked up additional support
WednMdaJ.
Sen. JobD-8riggs, R-Fullerton, announced that he would ¥Ote tor the measure, which bas been
bottled up la tbe Senate Finance Committee.
T8AT &OADBLOC& WAS apparently
overtunllld Monday when Senate Republican
leader WWlam Campbell, R-Hacienda Heights,
switched DOSltlcml and said be would back the bill,
58200 bJ~ Rubin Ayala, D-Cbino.
In au •etement. BrtcP aaid be would seek an
ameD4imenl to the bW requiri.a&. that die New Melon~ Dain be Me4 to capadtJ
U.&. INIDIO& S&aaftA&Y Cecil Andrus,
with tlle lute W._ l11amw Camol Board
concurriq, dedllld lat 1'MI' to bold tbe water
level at 300,000 8ICN tea ta 19.
That lnel will D0t flood tbe S&anl•)l\11 IUftt
wbite-wata' area ftltaed bJ nftln.
Tax Called Pimping .
STRASBOURG, Prance (AP) -A J'nncb ~
stitute bas flled a civil 1d accUllq tbe l'rWta
state of plmpt.na.
"Isa the Swede," unoftlclal leadll' d tbit pro-
stitutes of tb1s eutem FJ'9Ch ettr. bued Mr ac•
cuntion on what she re1ardl u aceaive tu deo mum. ·
She claimed the state wu taklq the . D1ate of pimps by livinl off the earnlnp ot prOstituf.es.
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to~~ger, 26, displays two of the swords he handcrafted in his
tarlff'WOl'bbop iD ~pringdale, Ark. Maringer is wearing a chain-maB -.tt he made. He fashions Middle Ages weaponry and battle lf\l<>t!les as a hobby.
~£7 York City People
·I.
·lite More Than Rats
WASHINGTON (AP) -More peo-
ple in New York City are bitten by l~ human belnp than by rata,
to a shady.
were blamed tor 892 of the f ·ff~~ the-~w York C!ty of Health' in um, cc;>a>·
p • · only 229 bites from Wild
T P1JT8 BU¥AN8 in third
p amoaa blten •r dop (22,078
report.I) and Cata (1:::l52). Other l"O-
deDh, including squirrels and
labloratory rats, caused several bun·
dred other bites.
l°1Jluman bites are a serious
IDf!illcal and 1urgical problem," ac· ~ to the study in Public Health R~ports, a monthly magazine
published by the Department of
Htalth. Education and Welfare. It wa said to be the first study of a
large series of human bites.
Tbe authors are Dr. John S. Marr,
an epidemiologist and as1istant
health comn:Uask>ner for the city:
Atan M. Bede, a former director of
the city's Bureau of Animal Affairs
and now a veterinary medicine
New LOoisiana l
law Grants ..
Wiv~ Equality
JfEW ORLEANS <AP> -A new
community property code has
~ome lay .. ~ripping Louisiana
bUlbanda ol twr smique ltatul as
..... ad and master" of the household.
"Pn-rioally. a husband could sell
tbe lloale ad car, borrow money or
mt about any otber sort of
deal without bis wife'• ap-.
BS Mn LAW, enacted bJ the 1llt lefs1$n, aaaba wives equal
f al pittli.,. lD their mar-
professor at the University of
Penmylvania; and Joseph A. Lugo
Jr .• a researcher in the Bureau of A.nlmal Affairs.
NEAltLY ~E-FOUllTB.8 .of
the hUIJ\AD bites took place duttng
some aggressive activity -fighting,
muaging or resiatina arrest. One·
fourth of all bit.ea were accidental,
occurring during sporu, rough-
housing and the like.
Most peeple were bitten on the
hands and fmgers -61 percent -but
15 percent were bitten on the bead
aJld neck. 12 percent oo the cheat or
other parts of the trunk and the rest
below that. ·
The authors said human bites ••ap-
pear to have a defutlte seaaooallty,"
with the peak months in the spring
and early summer. The fewest bites
were reported in January and
February.
BROOKLYN'S FORT Greene sec·
tion had a rate of 61 bites per 100,000
residenta -five times the city wide
rate.
On the average day, 2.4 human
bites were reported. For lho6e 15 to
30 years 014, Saturday was the worst
day for bites.
Teen-agers ud young adults were
mo1t frequently the victims. and
more mm were blUen than women
except amona 10-to 20-year~lda .
The authors said that more atteo-
tion should be paid to tracklll1
human bites "as a 1urvelllance
mechanism for aggressive and
pathological behavior.·•
His HonestY Pays
llODDTO CAP> -A Mod•to
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States. Frank Fabian'• troabie beCa
when be went to fbe lnten.al.
Revenue &nice to Qt bow to paJ
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tm --~cm bi.I Wa)' to el-tm. Id.I elua rewlloD at
WUJlama Coll••• ta WlWllDllDwn. Mau. •• ud' wu
1bo& ta the Mad by Cbari. J. Gui~• ber of b1I own paJU·:. WU cllMDDOUated t
llOt MAM Mmed eaaiu11D Paria.
OarClild w~ 1ueceMed by b1a vice pre1ldent, 1Cll••t•r A. Arthur, wbo complaJaed that
lb• Whit. House ,,.. like "a
to ..... ldlOWll~
• ~"'9bumm .. ....,.
wbere. A oew1ben aamed Nellie BlJ wnt aroud th4t wOrld m T2 dQa. TM B~
Brtd1• ~. lu 1,115-foot
epaD .. thi ,irortd'• ~
1'11•" rr.Dcb 1a.-e •••1 ill• ... ot ~ ad 'UDwOid
tiDW VJa8m
Into • oew eo1GDJ called ID· clocbt.u. LOW. Put.ur dl•· co••red a yaeeta• to cure ,.....
badlY kept barracb" and re-and IOOD tbereafter llllo IDDlt of f\lltd to move ln unW lt wu re-lbe bi& ~tan daW•. decorated. 'lb• ·eo. tumed om to 8~ the of the decade. bt a toulb deeade for poliU· loaa dlttance &elepUoe llDet
clan.a. . bUid New York .... Bolton,
IJ:llB J&lqB WAS lbot died
ID St. Jolepb, llo. 1'i1ldbll cm
the New Yon 8Coct Es~ came to a ball wbea 0.car !_Ude paid. ~!D ltowDlPe u.t cmdlowlDa W'u.ia _, rirls,
ArthW'. rare for a atttliill ~ • illit ~t Clevei.id n1lbed
form·8ttlnc Jaebt that betrayed
• boned conet. knee breedie9
Being warmed by a blow-drier is one of
five murrers surviving from 1~ which were
rescued along the Monterey coastline aft.er
an aµpah:nt Qll spillage by a passing ship
Sal Lucido <left) and Pat Payne of the
SPCA rescued, cleaned and dried the mur-
..rners.. which alt on .i::oc~s along tn.e
California eoat ..
Cable TV HikeS Flayed
lroine Councilman Seeking Reconsideration
By DAVID KUTlMANN
OI -o.lty l"tlet S~H
Newly e rrective cable
television rate increases have
received bad reviews from an
Irvine city councilman. wbo 1s
seeklng support for a resolution
urglna Community Cablevision
to recomider its action.
Councilman Larry Agran
described the rate 10creases
which took effect Tuesday ·•as
aot.bl.n8 short or monopoly rate!
couslng, amounting to several
hundred thousand dollars per
year, all at the direct expense or
the cltitens of the city or
lrvU,e."
A CABLE COMPANY
epokaman said Wednesday the
new rates are considered "fair
and competitive.'· He also said
the new rate structure had been
··carefW.ly considered" before it
w at Implemented.
Under provisions of a new
stat. deregulation law, the cable
firm, a subsidiary of the Irvine
Company. Ls able to set its own ratea without seeking city
approval firaL
Fouled Beach
~penedin
S@P. Clemente
Jlljh tides and heavy surf
bel,.d clean up a two-mile
stNteh ol San Clemente beach
That law says cable TV firms
that meet certain conditions
spelled out in th~ bill can set
their own rates.
COMMUNITY Cablevision
announced last month it was
boosting rates for individual
subscnbers from $6 per month
for two outlets to S8 for one
outlet and $2 fol' each addltiopl
outlet.
The firm allo told •ublorlben
who live la cromtn1u1lty
associations that pa, a bulk rate
contract for aemee that tbelr
monthly chara• would io llP
from $4 per month fer t9'0
outlets to $6.10 when contract.
expire durina 1990.
Community Cablevision
reaches abo\lt G pereent of the
homes in Irvtne. or 14,500 out ot
a possible 23,C)O().
Justment we have made since we
began operations more than a de·
cade.ago."
CABLEVISION RATES last
went up about five years ago, rn
creasing in 1975 from S5 to S6 for
individual sub6cribers and from
$3 to $4 for bulk rate subscribe rs
The city had previously
rojtcted a propos ed rate
lac.reue •ast May before its
rea1alatory authority was nmoved b>' state law. ''la taJdac the question of rate
lld,Jmbnlab out of the bands of
mUDlelpal 1ovemment. the state
tesitlature acted to remove this
buelneH consideration from poUUc:a, • · the company
1~keeman said. "Apparently.
coaacilman Agran wants to keep
the po!ldcal pots boiling.'·
Community Cablevision also
serves Newport Beach, but the
spokaauan said rate rncreasf"
1imUartolrvine's were approved
by cltyCO\IPCil members about six
moatU ..,, before the ~tate de·
l'tlCllMloli law went into effect.
Be ul4 no new increases are
pltnntdlDNewport.
'Zeke' Perry
·Dies at 71;
Rites PJanned
Lleense Hassle
Mesa SOcial Clulf
Dearing Postponed
A besin8 on Cos~ Maa'• refusal to luue a bultw1 Uc:eme to a
social dub6.u been poltponedfrom today uoW .Jan 25 lD On.nee Cotmty
Su.1>trlorCowt.
Debra Todteobier. 21. of Montebello, claimed in ber appllcat1on for a
court uuuncUon that UM! city bu refused to srant her any type of bu.Ii·
neu license because lbe ooee ap-
plied for a permit to al.lo'# nude
photo modeling al tM Muta.DI
Social Cltlb, m E . l'lUISt.
Ms. Todtenbier said ln her
action that, after lea.min& she
would have to obtain a
conditional use permit requiring
a pu bllc bearing, 1be applied
instead for a license to perform
marital and drug counselloc
but 1t was denied.
City officials said tbe hearin.e
was postponed at the request of
Ms. Todtenbier. cltiq an illoess
that delayed her in preparing for
the court case.
Sala. Juan Sets
Tennis Course
Ei&ht-week tennis classes for
all 111 groups be&in Jan. 12
throulb the San Juan Capistrano
Pam and Recreation Depart·
meat.
~ ~ •dvA.DICfd el ..... wl1J be held at Dana llllls
Hilb School through March 1.
tau.bl by Michael Ellerby. C!Ost for eight ooe-bour classes
is $16. To register. call 493· 1171.
John Sympson
Dead, at 91;
Rites Slated
Graveside servtces were to be
beld today forJohnT. Sympeoool
Newport Beach, a charter
member of the Balboa Bay Lloos
Club. who died Saturday al the
a ge of91
Mr. Syms-oo was a retired
painti.n& cootract.or
Services are to be held at
Pacific View Memonal Park in
Newport Beach
Mr Symps on leaves bis
da ugbter. Edna Mas on of
Newport Beac h . h11 sisters.
Florence Oahlberc and Lily
Kraemer of Laguna Hl.11.s and
Isabel Peacock of Pasadena; tus
brothers, Rupe.rt Symp$00 of
Corona 4-.t Kar ~ BernM"d
Symp100 of Lancaster and
Edward and Ernest Sympson of
Puadeoa; two graodctuldttn.
three great-grandchildren and
one 1reat·graoddaugbter.
TB,E EUCTaJC atNet ea,r
....... -the solutiola to ..... tran•lt f.frb.!:m• now that ·~ ... illumlnd-iQ the and aad Cb .. rlH Duryea, tbe Oldl brodMn _,
HenrJ Ford bad.D't •utte..C their combustion aet IOI
yet.
:::Ji•min Harrl1on, wboee
11' .tber William Henry HM
rilon bad been pn1ld•nt.
nudeed Clevdand out of tbe
White Houle toward the end ol
the decade with the ~
campaign sons: "Grandfather'•
Hat Fita Ben."
Electric HOu were l111ta1Je4
in tbe White House. but befDI
afraid of it or perhaps ~
conscious, Harrisoo ...t uoand
unscrewing tbe tunptell ftla!
ment bulbs after the staff weal
LO bed and tu.med OD the gas lamps.
AMERICA WAS AT peace
with everybody the lut t.lme tbe
'80s came around, but just in
case. Harri.9oo prided blmseU on
bringing about a ••two ocean aJJ.
stttl Navy ·· Like every other
president in that decade. he
didn't get re -elected. Tbe
Clevela.ods made 1t back to the
White House. Jus t a s Mrs.
Cleveland predlcled they would.
·'I want you to take cood care
of a II the furniture and orna-
ments ln the house, · she told the
servants when they left after
Grayr·a defeat at the end of bis
rirst term, "becau~ l want to
find everythioc Just as it LI now
when we come beck qain four
Y~Anf~y."
They dicbl't have polll&en to
predict presidential elections
bac k lll those ·aos. But they had
fem1n1ne intuition . And
elegance.
.... and Moc don JOU:P
. . 1aMe" f POCf
Whether it's about a simple shrub, a sophisticated
bed of flowers, or a tasty selection of vegetables,
the Daily Pilot's garden page blos_soms every Fri-
day t.Oith handy hints and delightful features
We'U give you tips on when to plant, when to
prune and when to pluck. Our writers also
brighten the garden section with interesting
features on local people who grow unusual plants
or aChieve e%ceptional results.
Hit in Article
" CIUCAGO <AP> -A nutritionist la challenglna claims that the
Jlfatba Ptttildn "Procram foe Diet & Exerct.ae" bu beneficial el· ~ at medk1I troubles lncJudlnl bilh blood preuu.re, diabetes,
artbermelerosls and 1allatcnea. ~ llODdetka, writine ln the Journal of the American lltdleal .t-.ctltioa, said the diet still abould be cwidered ex· ~ ' • ""Qa of spectacular revenals ol MriOUI llJnesnl GI' of pre-
111t•11• la aymptom.free adbenmta ol :sram bave ,._.M1Ntabed adeatiflcally,'' wrote Ila. M a, di.rector fll the '1 deputment ol foodl and nutrition.
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''IUCll uwm •uaNB a. tbe ....... IQJart. to tbe bodJ. Nat cmly-... lt cleltlv)
the lklD. It ·11tecta "917 .....
ayatem ad otpD Ill tbe bocl)'.
'tb• bodJ alao la weakened
aaam.t ~·· aald Prallt. "InbaDtioa tD,Jurle9 wldctl ue caued b7 lnb••tq hN or tGlic tum•, lDeruM tbe IDOltalit;r
ra&e.'"
Brooke'• barn unit,
eetabUlbed lD 1141, bu belll lD
tbe forefront of tbe batUe
aaa1111t luda m.m .. UUurtea. Brooke reHareben were in·
1trumflltal 1D developlna the an-
tl·lnfeetioa cream, u well u tbe
uae of tbe "biololical dreuina"
-temporary lkiD eratta.
''Tbe cream repreaeota one ol
the real advance9 in burn care
in the last 15 years. Before tbe
creama were c1e"loped, about
60 percent ol all who died from
burm died of lnfectloo ln tbe
woundl.," aald Pnaltt.
APTEa A MONTH, when
much ol tbe Infection threat la
put. the WOUDdl are covered
BaOO&E'S caACK BU•N
teams UDfortunately 1et plenty
of cbaDcel to refine their tech·
nique1.
Spedallata treated hundredl
of caaea durial tbe Vletaam War. Fourteen vidilm ot tbe um erub of two Jumbo JeU ta
the Canary lalanda were talreD
to Brooke.
CREWS RUSHED BURNED MARINES INTO BROOKE ciNiiR
New TrMtmenta H8ft lftCl'9Wd 1untYa1 ,._
(ca11142·5171) Put • , .. WOtda . tO WOf'tr for JOU I DAILY PILOT I
I •
.Now you can 1et high interest rates on
deposits as small as 1100.
~
Good news! Changes in Federal
banking regulations have allowed
us to Increase the interest rates
we pay savers. So now you can earn
high money market rates on. 2~-
year or l9nger Time Certificates of
Oeposir. Our minimum deposit is only
$100. This new rate is tied to the
I average 2*9year yield of U.S. Treasury
securities and will
/ change monthly.
However, the rate is fixed at the time
of purchase for the duration of the
certificate. Which means that even if
interest rates go down in the future,
your certificate will continue to earn
today's high interest for 2~ years. (Or
longer if you want.) The rate for
certificates issued in January is 10.15%
(annual yield is 10.68%**). Interest is
compounded daily for individuals.
Earn more on 3-month Investors Pass-
book Accounts and 9<klay to 1-year
Time Certificates of Deposit, tool
Now you can earn 5%% on these
flexible, short term investments. That's
~%more than you could earn before.
Our minimum deposit is only $100 and
these accounts mature in 3 months
to 12 months, depending on the
account you choose'!"
Wide range of savings plans!
Bank of America has many
savings plans tor you to choose
from so there Is bound to be
one Just right for yau. Add to that u,e ~es of our Money
CorivenieriCe eystem and yau'll
see ~ Bank Of America is
the wis9 ChOICe for ltl ~ursav~
BANK
at=iAMERICA
·.
elp tor Baltla ..
Volunteen unload food at Friendship
Baptist Church in Miami for some 1,000
ftfugee HaJtlana who have been 1taying
at the church since arriving by small
boats from their native land. A store and
private clti.zenl donated food .
Two Cities Off er
-Aikido Courses
Beginn.lni and advanced classes in the DOD·
•Jsreuive, noD-eompetitive Japanese art of
Atkido wW be offered by both the Costa Meaa and
Westminster recreation departmenta.
The classes are taught by Wayne Tourda and
David Dye.
The Costa Mesa classes will be held on
Tuesday$ and Thursdays beginning Jan. 22 for 10
weeks. Beginning classes are at 6:30 p.m. and ad-
vanced classes at 8 p.m., with a fee of $20.
REGISTRATION WILL BE HELD FllOM 6 to
8 p.m. Jan. 14 at the Downtown Community
Center. 594 Center St., Costa Mesa. ID!ormatioo is
av ail able by calllng 754-5300.
The Costa Mesa classes will be held in rooms
39 and 40 at Davia School, 1050 Arlington Drive.
In Westminster, classes will be held from 1 to
2:30 p.m. Satanla)'1J for seven week.a beginning
Jan. 26, with a fee of $22.
THE aASSES WILL TAKE PLACE IN the
Westminster High School wrestling room at 4325
Golden West Street. Registration begins the week
of Jan. lt.
?or Wunuutluu io Watm.Ul!t~r. ea.ll 890-3311,
ext. 262.
Pricing Protests
Said Premature
LOS ANGELE.5 <AP> -A Ralphs Grocery Co.
official say$ complaints and a demonstration by
consumer aDd union members against com-
puterized price codes strips are "premature."
About SO people showed. up Wednesday at a
downtown Ralphs Grocery Co. market, one of
Southern California's largest, to protest the
automated system that would replace individual
prices with the computer coding and a siag.le shelf
price.
But Jan C. Gray, a Ralphs vice president. not-
ed. that the computer system ta still bei.n& tested
and that tmtll the computerised s~m ta tested
"we don't think any responsible retailer ii loin& to
remove prices," altbouih they are no Jonaer re-
quired. by law.
The demonstrators Wednead•Y included
representatives of th• AFL-ClO, Coaaamer
Federation of Labor, the National Council of
Senior Citizens and the Gray Pantbera.
Bell Tells
Plan to
Cut Crime
ATLANTA <AP> -
Griffm Bell, former at·
torney 1eoeral and now
a SI-a-year anti-crime
ad viler, says tbla city
needs to get the drunks
out of downtown Atlanta
and politics out of the
police department.
Tbe recommendations
for slowing Atlanta's
crime rate were con-
tained. in a aeveo·page
letter to Mayor
Maynard Jacboo.
Atlanta. with more
m urden in 1979 than in
1978, baa been wrestling
with a di.acnmtled police
force, a rising crime
rate and flight to the
suburbs.
Bell said interference
by City Hall !11 police af-
fairs remloded him of
Watergate-era abuses in
the federal 1overnmeot.
He allO aaid the city
Deeded a detmiftcatioo
center, ordinaoces
qa.tmt dilorderl1 con-
duct and drlakias la
public, more policemen
OD the drq squad, a
state hanclpa law and
stricter peaaltlea for.
firearms ftWatiaa1.
Replace Your Christmas Tree ...
Roger's has a large
aelection of indoor epec-
imen plant. for you to
choose from and for the
flniahing touch, accent
your plant8 with acca-
aoriee from bukete to
brau.
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1-.ril maa,.r of B1ll'1 ~ Jaa..s GllSC9. nld, ••••• ,. M:cmlld ot =•fwl-~ ..... ........ . ...
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YEAR-atD
Ga.\Y MlD TD proe9dure ._
saccemut and tbat 11 ol AT61'°1 JD
operadq eompal• ba.e openaaq
1lve some sort of ldenUfteatlea, usually tbelr real fint name but
80metlmm a false name or nen a
number.
CLOSE
OUT .SALE t Atill Of l.M. fUil\1' -,.._
AT WMOl.BMI a l&OWI. r~
He said the eompany bu reeelved
ac•ttel'ed complaiatl from operators,
but ncine baa reached the arbltratioo
1tage.
Tiro Men Jai/,ed
In Alien Plot
2~YF.AR GOING RATE AC<X>UNT
Rile: .Anonaliud Yield:
10.4000/o(l .I 51°/o ;;;~
T-BIU. CEKI lFICATE
)JSt visit any one of our 89 ~
bnoches. And ml give }OOt while
qplies last, a delicious Sun#t
cOOJd>ook titled, UxJldng far Two.
so P"F of aboYe averaae recipes
for inbm@te dining.
Theo, while )Ql're there, we'll
show JOU two w.iys to earn above-
average intrrest:
Qir $10,()()().miniaun T-Bill
Certifiades. And our new 2~ Year
GoingRare.Armuntwhichrequires
oo mjnjmim bllanre.
Glance• the rate box ml )10U'l1
see, theyft both yielding vety
impressive te1mm, indeed. ( 5'il>-
ject, of coune, co sul«antial
penalties fer~ witbdnawal.)
So~ by atli see us..
Wth oarcxdbook aodour
interest,~ beeiding a lot better.
--Jmt fill oot dmmupoa and hrilw
it to any Al1ue S.ingsolfioe,
for a free~ ~SIJldieslmt,
of Su·· '"Coc*in& b-Two!'
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tBapy Pl~ned
, For liost&ges
In Clemente
A group of military families
and their friends plan to try
qain to show support for the
American hostages in Iran by
ltaabla a secoocl San Clemente
ralfy cii.Jan. 12.
The first rally held Dec. 7
drew about 12 local residents,
fewer-people than the 15
•television. radio ud newspaper
reporters assigned to cover the event. •
Tb.II time the organizers P,lan
to bold the "Freedom Rally' on
a Sablrda.y from noon until 3: 30
p.m . at the same location as last
time, Plaza Park in downtown
San Clemente.
Oliver Harris, a Dana Point
resident and spokesman for tbe
Dec. 7 event, said the poor
turnout the first time was
bei:ause publicity 6tarted only
two da)'S before the rally and tbe
gatbenng was acbeduJed oo a
Friday afteruooo.
Bania Mid it WU the intent of
the orpni%ers to hold the first
r•~Harbor DQ.
,
BOWEVEa, BE AND Joaef
Sta1ln dlaacreed over doctrine,
and 'TroUky waa exiled in JJ21.
Most of tbe newly releued
letten wen written by ~ to 1QP1aten in Europe, OJ.na,
the Umted Stat.ea and elsewhere after be wu exiled. ·
Amon1 American groups
receivin& letters from Trotaky
were tbe American Committee
Tipsy Driving
Topic of Talk
Scientific evidence of driving
under the influence and how it
relates to ctvll litigation will be
the topic of taJb at the Jan. 10
lnatallatioo of officen dinner of
the Orange County Trial
Lawyers A.aoctation.
Speakers will include
Christian Van Deusen, Vernoo
Hunt Jr. and Orange County
Superior Court Judge Waller
Charamza.
The dinner will begin at 7 p.m.
al the Saddleback Inn in Santa
Ana. Coat is $12.tO for
reservations made before nooo
Jan . 10, $14 .50 without
reserv a lions.
Information can be obtained
by calling 558-7314.
e If it's got e e handles e
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a sale •
• faster in •
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A ustrallan Sll'Gt C'oatest
Unidentified attackers amub their vic-
tims onto a bare wooden table with plastic
fly swatters, du.ring the World Fly Swat-ti n g Championships a t the small
Australian township of Eag)ehawk. The
two-day contest attracted more than 200
entrants, but there wu too much wind
and too little beat to attract manr flies.
The winner, local champion John Turner,
brought down a total of '19 rues -just
three more than his nearest competitor.
,
( __ M_A_•_L_e_o_x __ ) STIMULATES lnth•
DAILY PILOT
I
$ to
.$
Prices based on one·way adult fare, mcludmg tax.
Pnces subject to change without nobce.
Seat
•Every evening unsold one-way coach seats
for the next day's flights go on sale at the
~rt. Tickets to Houston go on sale at
Burbank and Orange County between
7 p.m. and 10 p.m~ Tickets to Las Vegas go
on sale at Burbank, Orange County, and
Ontario between 1 p.m. and 10 p.m. • Yml gel confirmed reservation_s. but ticlcets
Lu1'1;a•
LaneBar!Nnk ~ Anm 1.aev-....
7:00a.m. 7 49 a.m . aota«op 9:20a.m. 10: 10 a.m. l\OIHltop Sa. & Su. only.
10:50 a.m. 11 :39 a.m. non-etop
1 :20 p.m. 2: It p.m. non-9top Ex. Sa
6: 15 p.m. 7-JY3 p.m. non..top EL Sa
LMft Ontario Arrift Laa Vegu
7:00 a.m. 7:44 a.m. "°"4tOp
11 :29 a.m. 12:09 p.m. .. *'P Sa. oalJ ·~eop.m. I l:.3Sp.m.110Gllllf
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3:40p.m. 4.:32p.m." 1toph S..
·5:00 p.m. 5:57 p.m. noa *IP
must be ~d for in cash, and are not
refundable.
• Tickets can be purchased only at the
Hughes Airwest ticket counters at the
airports listed above for each destination.
•The same pnces and procedures appl~t
thedestinationairportforyourretum · ht. • Resecr9;r, an\mt avclilabilities can obtain y at e !!:tPQrt.
Houstan.
Lea" Burbetlk
805un. 10:50a.m.
4:15 plD.
Leu9 Ora.no• County
7.00a.m.
12:00p.m.
6:05p.m..
Arm• Hoa--(Hobbf Airport)
l :'9 p.m • .....top
5: 15 p.m. OIH 9t0lt
10:09 p.m. on...top
Anm Houtoa {Hobb)')
12 53 p.m. on.«op
5:53 p.m. one titori
11: 11 p.m. OD9-.top
1'..,Ule .
After 30 I::!' ot drua ad-diction. Stanebe, 48,
has started a new Ufe as an acting aupe~lsor with a
state bospital at Albuquer-
q~ N.ll. Here, Stancbe is
wearing a protective mask
while working in a shop pro-
gram in September 1979.
Woman Aided,
Then Raped
By Driver
A z,z.,_,.~ woman wbo ac·
eepted a 3:30 a.m. ride alter dil-
coveJinl ber ear bad a fiat tire
New Year'• Day told pollce she
wu raped later in her apart-
ment by tbe man wbo ptcted her
up.
H~ Beach police said
the woman bad been partying at
a Beach Boulevard area bar.
She discovered the fiat tire after
a friend dropped her at her
parked car in Fountain Valley.
She told poUee that a blood
I mao with a reddilb beard who
was driviq a white pickup truck
offered her a ride near Warner
Avenue and Golden West St.reel
as she wa1lr.ed home.
0 1 •V T NOT UlH my
""":' Po••ra ooce aid. "1 m u1t 1h• tb• people an
obJecUve report wttJtoQt Ul)' d1l:D1u d f'mOdon. lllltlooa wW
be ba.Dcinl cm my everr word." '
P~ wbo WU found dead
TueadQ at aae 57 lD Pbomlx,
was linked 10 clo1el7 wttb
America '1 orltlnal seven
Mercury a1tronautt tbal be
often was called the • 'eilbt.b utronaut.••
Tbe taa never ruftled Shorty.
Thia bantam-abed Barnum of
the apace •I• reveled in the
limelight in the free-wheellnt.
devil-may-care aura tbat
captured the public imagination
in the late 1950s and early 1MlB
wbeo lbe United States was
matins its first thrusts into
space.
BE LIKED TO be seen and
beard, •peclally oo t.elevlaioo,
and aa public relations officer
for tbe naUon'1 space pllots
developed a showman's skill ln
presentiq their ima1e to the
world.
He wu an Air Force officer
whose bact1round as a
decorated bomber pilot lD the
Korean War and as a military
publicist earned him the job as
"voice ol the astronauts," all ol
whom were military pilot.a.
For the first two years ol hil
asaipment, Powers functioned
in a thoroughly rair manner.
Accessible and conscientious, be
aoawered reporters' questions to
the limit of all available
information.
A •EDICAL EXAMINER
BUT AS PRESSURES built listed the cause or death as a
toward the flight of America's gastro-intestinal hemorrhage
first spaceman, Shepard. in May caused by cbroruc alcoboll.sm
1961. Shorty began having some and said Powers had been dead
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Monday through Thursday 9 AM tD 5 PM
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Police said she Invited the
man to Ml' apartment wh.ere sbe
was raped. dimcultles-with the ~· Ho ~ c: twodays bdvoa hb bGd.J' "•
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Famed liars Ooh
Calls It Quits
BURLINGTON. Wis . <AP> -It is bard to
believe. After a half century or falsehood, lbe
Burlington Uars Club says it will tell no more lies.
Otis Hulett, who helped found the
lotematiooally known group 50 years qo, said be
and bis two partners were feeling a little too old to
carry oo with all the paperwork.
"FOB 51 YEAllS, l'VE PAID the bUla and
dooe the correspondence,'' Hulett said. "I'll never
see 80 again, aod I think I want to rest a wb.lle."
Tbe Burlington Chamber of Commerce will
bold a dinner Wednesday to honor the three club
operators: attorney Ed Cook, Don Reed and
Hulett, both retired journalists.
THE ANNOUNCEMENT Of' THE ll"lt winner
maned the end of the tradltiooal competition to
wblcb thousands of people annually b~ve
submitted humorous fibs.
Tbe ft.Dal winner WU C.0 . Laurie of Elkland,
Mo., who reported: "It certalDly bu been cold
around here lbi1 winter. I saw a poliUclan
1taoctlni on the stzeet corner with bl.I band.a in bis own pockets.''
Ballet Dancers
Leap Over Pact
NEW YORK <AP> -Members of the
American Ballet Theater say a new contract
reacbe4 after an el1bt-week lockout is ·-··· la tbll tb1rcl year of tbelr eoctract. pay for
beafemtn1 daeerl will doable ltom •ooo to more .....a -.ooo, wUb a minimum Gf ta a week
ialte.S Gf the currellt .. a week, the daneen
aald. -''' Juteed ot a 31-week aeuan, the dancers wAU
~=:,!red a '° week seaaon wltb new unemplo)'Dlent beneftta in the ott
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OUR BEi I ER CARPETS ALL
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We mutt move lhem out -our top of the line cerpeta, ValuM
to $18.99 have.,..., reduced to mate. room tor new 1llO
stytea. tt's yow oppo'1unttyto sne ~ toS1 .oo per~
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100% nylon pie In a wtcle variety of mufti.lone cotor com-
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quality. Hurry tor best aetecilons. The aetectlon1 • llmlted
to stock on hand! ..
Values to
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Films Set
On Burn
Injuries
Three fUma 00 burn
injurta and recovery
will be shown at a meet·
in& of tbe UCI Medical
Center Burn Alumni
Group at 7 p.m. Jan. 14
in tbe peen room of the
hospital cafeteria.
The purpose of the
group ls ta provide aup.
port for burn victims in
Orange County. accord·
in1 to senior occupa-
tional therapist Shirley
Simontm.
"U Yoa Could See lie
Now.•• a film about the
group. will be screened
aloa1 with "Hot Llquid.
Buroa: The Seegar
Story•• and "IJome Fire
·Survival: Bondi Story IL,.
For information, call
634-5568.
OCCSets
Sexua/,ity
Courses
Three new courses for
womeo. in sexuality and
childbirth, will be of-
fered at Orange Coast
College in Costa Mesa
begioning the week of
Feb.4.
A course on ·•Female
Sexuality" (Health
Education 125) will meet
from 1 to 2 p .m .
Tuesdays and noon to 2
p.m 'lburadays.
Prepared
Childbi..rtb.•• a nine-week
course, will meet from 7
Workshop
Scheduled
aeputation
Protected
ao•s <AP> -Rome't~ Of ~WU·
DO•DeM ~t IQPOT't ·•oa1• .. Wt1l be -&aut
arouDd many of tbe.
Etenal Clt.7'1 udent mocmnenta to pl'nent
tbelrcollepae.
Prof. Adriano La
Resma uld tbe proeee. tlve c..-are apeeted
to remain "for aome
yean" uatil a perma.
neot aoludcm la found to pn>teet tbe ndDa from
atmoapberic POilution. rain, tremblfn1 from
heavy traffic and eartb-
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PORK BURGUR
R41DS CAMPUS
FALLBROOK (AP) -Wbm·
asrtculture atudenta return to
Fallbrook Un.Ion Hilb Sebool
after the bolklaya. tbe1·u f1Dd ti
cluaroom project canceled..
Sberitra deputies H)' a 150-
pound red Daroc Pil WU k1Ded ln lta campw pea and hauled
away in a truck by an unknown
pork bur1lar. Studeata were
raiaiq lt u a brood aow.
atrl' IOll& Zit Callfonala
TUHll •"bave ~=l:thely ldenUfted wltb am opera-tloa1, •• DeakmeJ u'a nport
u1d..
.. Ul1 ol tbeM do not doet. bat
tranafer d:np by abuUle enft t.o abore. ID 1171, ab: boata and cmr
15,080 pounda ol marUuana were
aeiMd Uoaa the Welt Cout.
In lt'T1. 10 to 80 pereeat ol the
heroin d:aat fllltered tbe United
States came from Knieo. I.Mt
,..,. • tbe breakdown ... Ila-
Prices baaed on round-trip adult fare. not mdudi:og tu. SubJect to oo+wrunent appronl.
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NOW, 8BS UE8 ln tbe bl·
teutve care unit of Cblldnm'•
Hoepttal lledlcal Center hen.
baV1q 1unt.ved four cardiac ar-
re1t1, an ap~~t aevered
spinal cord. a Wt~YiS uda&bm'~. .Jemzlfer probably will _ aet
better and faces a lifetime ol
botpitallsatlon and expeml ..
care, doeton aald, and the
llulll' imuraDce does not COftl'
bOlpltal M unbalance coeta..
•••· ~ cban1 .. for JtDDlt and ua lD OD• 1pllt 149CODd."
Herb DeShane
Dead at 87
In Huntington
To be by ber aide, both pana&a lluanic funeral sentees are
were foreed to quit thefr Jobs. acbeduled today for Herb Lee
Tbey autrered other milfortunes De·cn. ol u.-..--.a-_....
.. -·ll ·--nrst thelr home... >W'ane aaw6-...--. """' W&Kal wtl() died unapeeted)y ta .. and then their car were van· home on Mmda)'.
GENERAL NEWS·
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tb.en ••t Mell lato :Place. ~·.~.,. .... .... .,.. tlam .. .., ...... Ud dliii
make ne• iltJ•rke ~Jble, dodonMJ.
JDINIRa WAI Df ~
c:ciedltkln ~aecldeilt wtth the1pbW ................ me. and u. -.. Sb• allffer-4 tb• HrlM of
canllac arntla •f • if& Bou bo9pltal before ber emdl·
Uoo atabUlzed. Sbe wu then
transferred to Oakland, accom·
p..u.d ID tbe ambu.laaee by 10
people, locludln1 her
neurwurpoo.
Tberaplttl ba•e proYlded
dlYendcll for Jennifer, wbo bu
aboWD bdereat in leaminC to do
tbinp audl M palnt1n1 1"tb ber
mouth. D urlDI the Christmas
bolldaya, the famll1 received
vlaita fl-om members of the
Oaldand Balden • well • San·
ta Clam and bueball star Bee· Ii• J ldMo cm Chriltm.al moro-tnl.
• FAMILY VICTIMS OF BAO BREAKS THAT BEGAN WITH DAUOHTIR B!INO HIT av CAR .. daliJed. He wu IT and bad been a
FOB THE PAST month, the men'• dothtn1 deaiper for aome
Mulls have lived In one of three ~years . urry and Debbie Mull Vlllt JennHer, 5, In ChlldNn'a Hoaplt•I In O•IUnd sleeping rooms in the Parent Mr. DeSbane wa.a a »year • House at the hospital. their member of Tulsa. Okla. Muonic
Chicano Literary Contest Open
belonging• in storage, their Lod1e No. 71 and a member of
baby, Ryan, sent t.o relatives in the Seattle Valley Shrine in
Southern Call!omla. Waahingtoo. SAN DIEGO (AP> -A year
Soon Jennifer wtU be ready for The Worl.d War I veteran Is aao. county Supervisor Jim
transfer to the Rancho Los survived by hi5 wife, Minnie. Bates turned down a two-year
Amigos in Downey for splnal in· and a brother Harry. of Grau $14,000 pay raise. At the time, be \JC Irvine'• department of Spanlah and Portupeae ls seek· l9I -*des for the alxtb Chicano
Uterary Contest.
Tile university annually
. lfOD90l"I the coolest 1n an effort
to improve understanding of bis·
pule c:u.ltu.re and Chicano ex-
ptWaim.
Tlae contest la open to UD·
publlahed writers from the
Chicano community who live 1n
Califonlla. Manuscripts can be
submitted in two categories,
short story and poetry. and may
be written in Spanlab, Engllsb or
a combination of the two.
Cash prizes will 6e offered to
those who place flJ'St, second or
third in the two categories.
Prhe-wi.rming manuscripts will
be pubttabed in book form.
Manuscrlpta must be double-
apaced and submitted in
triplicate no later than Feb. lS. jury rthabilltatlon, and the Valley. waa pakU28.02IS a year.
Wlnn«a will be announced 00 family will move with her aod Vlailation ii open today at Bates ac:reed six moatba later
April 11. An awards ceremony start life over. Pierce Broe. Smith's Mortuary. to accept the 7 percent raise
will take place durln1 the first "Everything wu lootiq up 627 Main SL, Huntington Beach offered other San Diego Cowty
week ol May. before this happened," aald until 9 p.m . Funeral services employees but now hu decided
M II "I ...._ •-•acabtod were to be held at tbe totakettaJl -$37,902amuaally, Man,_,.rl__.• •bould be 91--t u . was ~vmLU. ,,_,,.
"""'" ., ... 0 ~ maker. Debbie wu drivi.ne a mortuary with interment to startmg10.......,
and the tint page should have bus part-time, we bad two fol low at Goo d Shepherd lt'a too tough Uvtnc on $31,000 the UUe "Sixth Chicano Literary b Ith _ ...... ~ N it' Ce e••..., a year, Bates aaid. Cont.eaL" Further lnformatioa _::...:.e.::..•..:::...:Y_:_~ __ QI_._. _. _0_• __ s __ m_~_~·------------------
ia available by writing or callin&
the department of Spanilb and
Portupeae at UCI.
This Week Cal
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11.880% 12.447%
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Effective January 3 through January 9
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-Bob Hope
FI'C Raps Wards
On Warranties
WASHINGTON <AP>-An admtntm..atlve law
Judie ol the Federal Trade Commission baa ruled
that Mmtcomery Ward• Co. failed to mate war-
ranties readily available to customers.
The initial complaint wu issued by the FTC in
Octobet: um. W arda bu 30 days to appeal the judge'• dectaloo.
AT ITS CHICAGO BEADQUARTE&S, the
firm uld Wednesday It would withhold comment
unW ita lawyers read tbe order.
The Macnusoo·Moa Warranty Act requires
that purdJaen of producta ~ more than $15
muat be given access to warranties prior to. the
aales ol items carryine warranties.
One method permitted ls to have the warran-
ties displayed ln looseleaf notebooks. Signs must
call attention to the noteboob or the notebooks aunt be prominently di.splayed.
THE Fl'C SAID TllAT IN at least two Wards storw.. ~Im wen not kept oo ~J&la
riOCJr. 'me JUC(ge wet th.it must be done u a minimum
Adminlltrative Law Judie Theodor P. wa
Brand Nld Warcla must post the al.pa c.ntng at·
tent.ion to the notebooks at each cub register
where warranted producta are aold.
Noting that some algm posted by Wards direct
cuatomen to eet lnformatioo about the warranty
IXDden from aales personnel, the judge alao or·
dered that Ward's sales penoanel be elven written
tmt.ructions about their obliaationa under the war-
ranty n.&1e&.
Matching FuDds
Sought by Brown
WASHINGTON (AP) -The presidential cam-
palp committee for CallfOmla Gov . FA.mund G.
Brown Jr. baa filed an application with the
Federal Election Commiulon ffW m'Fb'"I cam· palpfunda.
Tbe Brown for President Committee aa1d Wed-
Qelda.1 it b8d railed eooueb from private doaors to
cuJJfY fot: more than 1500,000 ln matddng funds
from ~the 1ovemmeat. The eouunluloD mut
Certify Brown•a elillbilit)' before the Treasury la-
nes aD1 federal funda, however.
TOM QUINN. aaowN•s CAMPAIGN tha1rman. aakl the Democratk pnslM;ntiaJ C&ll·
.uclate baa ralled about $1.1 mlWon aince the cam·
pa1p .. up operadcm 1ut Auiuat.
To quality for matehlnl funda a candidate
mut ra1le at least $5,000 ln pi'tvate cootrtbutiou
from 20 dUferent et.ates ln lifts
of no more than '250 each. IJJ • statement wued from
Brown headquarters ln Bolton.
Quinn 1a1d the threshold re-
quiremtmt bad been reacbecl in
20 •tat. and the Dlltrtct ol Colambla. ·
The 20 atatea are New
Bampabire. Oeor1la,
llutaclluletta, Pennsylvania, .... CoGaectlcut. rlorlda, Bawall. IUlnou, M•••d•, New .lene7, New York,
Oklaboma, Ore1oa, Tesaa, Ut.!:d Vlr1lD.la,
••••---. Callfonlla, .,,..._,., wi.ccicatn, aUl;
lpaedH1811181
color spray
Spray .,. Ihle OOft* "' 14 l'1ld6lint cob's.
Oriel QUlddy to• prct11t40A11 lacMdng tln68h.
Greet tor tunvture. p-.per gooese. wooe1.
enythillgf 13 oz. A9g. 1.A8
BJ JOllN 8EVANO Of ..............
Tbey were the Joke ol the National Football
Leape fw two )Un. I.Alt year. alt.bouCb they · aaiDed aome reepeetallltit1 by poet1DC a s.u. • ~rd,peoplestilllaqbedattbem.
' TbOle crmes area't loldDI or la= at • die Tampa Bay Buceaneen an:Jaoore, .
t... Co.eh 1chn McKay bu tMm b1a Ondere1la t f.,.-bbe and not only •alne4 them raped. but
l iam.ct them a spot m the NFC Qwnpiombjp
: 1ame Sunday ap1Dat the Loi~ Rama.
IN ~ 8110aT nAU the former ~
• :mentor bu aebleved what others felt mlabt take
IO yean to do. l"or the BuccaDeen to and
tbemtelw. In the poeltioD they aretoc!Q would bt
like •dmtttine IUCbard Nlmn la CoiDI to nm and wtn tbe pnskk!Dcy. BotJl wete Just untbtnhble.
McKay bu somehow aceompliabed tbe un-
thinkable, however. TIM Bucs are for real. They
· 'not only come Into Sunday's contest witb tbe
. ~.No. 1 ranked defense in tbe NFC, but a respect~
able No.6nmJdneonoffeme.
! Tbe Buca are a youn1, lDexperieaeed 8J"OUp
: .. Ulal maaqed to. let olf to' fl.~ I~ bold Oil, ud UMn 8Ul'PriM the Phlladelpbla Eaales in the
: romd ol tbe playolfa.
:::· NOW'IU ....... ~t-.mltopw :-.&O~ tbe laJXM .~ ap.1ml the
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Bowls Still
'IheTops
BJ WILL GaJMfK,EY ""°"'a PASADENA -Stop tbe
preuea. Call off the dop.
Forset all u.e Ml'IDOQlsinc, poo-
UficaUD& and experUq ol tbe
paat a6out th• neceaaity of
eatabllablna a cbampion1b1p c13olf Qltem lD collece foot.
U you'll euuM the reversal,
we'd like to take tbe other tack.
Leave the bowl 1amea aloae. Tbey provide a 1parkl1na
cUmu to the lone drudaelY al
the re,WU aeuoo with th.tr
festive air, lbeir pomp and
paceantry and tbe lntenectional
conlroveniea generated over
who ia No.1.
Wbo la No. 1, anyhow?
BEGA&DLl!SS OF TBE
choice ol Alabama a.a No. 1 in
the post-bowl poll Wednesday -
and the polls. incidentally.
sbouJd remain an i.natitulioo not
COMMENTARY
to be tampered with -you're •
•&OtN to ciocmac. ... ,floctv,
or ettn a fncttoo of everybody.
th.at oae team la better tbaD all the~
ID the Deep South, bow could
anybody ewen 1u1ae1t tbat
Alabama 'a UDbeaten Crtmaoo
'nde doesn't deserve to repeat.
altboulb it beat one of the secon-
dary teams of the Southwest
Conference? You can 'l do the
Bear that way.
But out here oo the Padllc
Coast, sentiment i1 just as
strong that t.be real No. 1 la
muaive. talented Southern Cal.
which knocked off previously
No. 1 Ohio State in a battle of un-
beaten conference cbampiom.
And nobody can tell
Soutt.westemen th'at mlpty
Otlaboma, with tbe bard·
runnln1 8Jlly Sima, couldn't
beat the lot ol t.bem -l1.ned up, one byooe.
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EARVIN JOHNSON FLIPS A BACK-HANDED PASS.
Another Milestone
For Abdul-Jabbar
INDIANAPOLIS <AP) -He
woo 't nm into the Pacers qain
this seuoo. but Kareem Abdul·
J abbar should remember b1a
olgbt in IDdianapolia for some
time.
By tossing in 32 points, wb.ieb
led his Loa Anceles Lakera to a
127·120 National Baaketball ~
sociatioD victory over lndima
Wedneaday Diehl. Abclul-Jabbu
became tbe leque'a ftftb leed-
lq career scorer.
Hia %3.170 points pushed blm
put former Laker ElaiD Baylor.
Jabber la 2.000 point.a beb.iad No.
4 Jerry WeR and trails tbe all-
tlme lacier. Wilt Chamberlain, bJ more tbu a.ooo.
IT WA81'BE LA8T mfttiq o1
tbe umpatp for t.M Laken wl
Paeen.
.Loa .... came into tbe
11me wit& a 5' ~ fWd .... llhoattria mark wl drilled 51 ot as tor .eao. Tbe LUcs CGD-
neetect GD 25 of 11 free throw al-
~~ .... nall7 p&eued to
w1n tbla ooe," Laken Coach Paul Weataa.ad said. ..The
Pacers played an eaceptjooal
~ame .
"Thal was rea1J) IOIDe kind of
sbow Jolmn)' Davia ,put on fl'Clm
the oataide , and J i mmy
Edwardl plQed a &erriftc came
inside. We were pusbed to tbe
limit .·•
DA VIS •ATCBED AbdQf.
J abbat's performance, with 32·
points for [ndiana, and EdwarcJC
flniahed wttb 31 and aeveo re-
bounds. Jabbar also arabbecf
aeven rebounds. ••
Tbe Ldera led 61-SI at·
balfUme. Daria bit a three-
pola1.er' with • leC09dl remam. ina. PulliDI tbe Pacers ~
three at l.ZS-120.
Jlm Cbonel wu fouled wlth u
seconds left and bit i. he
tmowl. Jamul wute. chopped
ln two more with six aec M• left. for tbe ftna1 JDM'llD.
lndlua Ooeda BobbJ LemMri said, "We didn't make tbe 1-.
play. Tbe ....... bad at tW end of tbe same ..... .....,..
th.ao the oam they nn m~~
I
r-----q..c •• , ·-···-----.
Rams linebecker Jed Y-sth1t. reeallinc Su-
day'1 Yid.cry at Dallu wbere be pl8)'ed wttb an hljured
le1: "It wu acb.lq. I was Oopplnc around like a tuna.
It •lowed me down pretty pod. but DOt to where I WU
hurting tbe defense. That's when I come out."
Mefif•• .. l'retatl .. 9 •• T•I• lee
N aUooal Basketball Association refereea may m be on the lookout for Denver's Georee. •cGtall
who wu auspmded recenUy for:__~r~ into ;#
.lea &...,. DwiDI Wechwday niabt 1 13$-US
win over Detrolt, McGimli.I reacted vodferoualy after a.e
llolllu called a foul OD him and wu ejected ln tbe nccad
quarter after Hollina hit blm wttb two technicala. Derid
... ,._,, 35 points paced the Nuaeta wtn ... SeeU Wed-
mu netted a career-hip 45 P01ntl to lead Kanaa1 City to an overtfme, lZl-121
verdict over Utab . . . Portland'• road
.,,... woes coati.aued wttb a lll-92 setback at
Golden State. 1be Trail Blasen have lost
12 atraiCbl away from bome, while the
Warriors were IDJPPlnC a three-game loss
skein . . .Cedrtc ••••ell scored 29
POlnta. 12 iD the final ftve minutes, to lead
Boston to a 111·103 decialon over
-Houston ... An incredile diap&..y of scor-
. in2 by San ~ £.!!L~ ~c..-d a-
~ ,......... 118-109 win over Phoenix. Geeqe Genta.
the NBA'• leadin& 1COrer, bad '2 pointa, while Jama 8llu
and •ae a. .. combined for • . . .U.,d Free pumped in
31 points and Saa Diego beat New Jersey. 103-97 . . . ID a re-
match of tut aeuoa'a cbampk>nahip ftn.alista, Waahlnetoo
edged Seattle, 139-134, in two overtimes. Etwli Bayes scored
nine polnta in the aecood extra seaaioo to spark the Bullets.
Hayes tallied 34 points. but Seattle's Deaia Job.uea wu the
game's high scorer with 36 pointa.
Nerd• SC•r• Rell •• B••~
M~ coot.i.Dued its superb play on home ~ ice wtth a 2·1 National Hockey League win over ,
Boston Wednesday night. Rookie Tom McCanlay
• bad the game-winner for the North Stars, wbo woo
.. for the ninth time :J!~amea and upped their home mart to
, 14-1-2 . . ... • •• aecoad power-play &oal of the
• game l1fted tbe New York Ranien into a 3-3 tie with Quebec
; . . .lllke a.., and Bryu 1'lroUlet" neued fint period goala
to lead the New York lllanden to a 3-1 de·
ci1ion over Toronto ... Cblcaso lcond
twice within a 17 aecood 1pao of tbe third
period and went on to drub Colorado. 5-2.
Deapite a mediocre J.3.U.12 record, tbe
Black Hawks lead the Smythe Dlvi.1icm by three pol.at. over Vancouver ... Dale
Tilloll acored bia ftnt &oal of the MUOD to
help Pittlburp to • w wtn O¥W stn.11·
&liq Mootreal. The klaa WU the N'ffDtb
:,., •trallht on the road for tbe deleod1D1 • · t champion Canadiena and 15th overall tbil ··!· ..,..... aeuoo. c:dy two leu than tbev loat 1ut
·!•!year ... Moec:ow Dynamo captured ill ftnt win of the cur-.i::: rent North Americc tour wttb a 1.0 wbitewub of WlDtdpea.
·::· VlMlmJr llJaWdll wu called on to make ODb' 18 aavea in tbe
-: 1•m~. . . .Jerd1 °::l'H scored with IHI than four ~.:· m.lnutes mnatn1n1 vaulMd Hattford tnto a W tie with Edmoatcm. Tbe pme tnarlted the start ol GenBe ...... Mb
deeade Jn ptv hockey.
. Pre a..1 C.•dwa Are L•H .. , c .... u
Te9I I lrJ of &be NJ'C and n:-=· of the •
I • AFC wtD be tbe eoeebea of tbe N PootblJl
;._ IA••ue'• Pro Bowl .U-atar 1ame Jan. r7 lD • • • HawaU. Landry and Co!rell recelftd UMif Mlec·
tlou by ftrtue ol Dalla .. to ... Rama and s.a DMco'•
Mtbac:k • the tiadi Of Houlkll . -. CoMla ....,, ··-of ftftJi·r-.. Ok•tbama Nld W..m.da.J that be bM no dlllre to eo8da iD the Nn.. ... tD • ~ wbieb could Med tbe
Oatla:nd A'I oft to Den"1'. tbe De* bead ol tbe Oakland· ~ Alameda~ Col1wam laYI be .. prepand to ,.......,mend
tbat tbe ltldlutn board allow the American Leuue team to
leave towD for '4 mlllloo . . . Veteran ouUleWer leae C...... tncwNcl Dlf' Jeli JA~ ID l1l'O pUees OD Dec. 19 ~,. tllil v....ian Winter Leaoe, tbl New Yon Meta
arntoQDried ••• Al ....-, who WI~ by tbe Cbleqo
Bleck Bawb ln JIM but lDlteed played boctey for tbe MtDl
Pld•1ma1 SID DlecO SQbawb ID4 t.bell tbe Loi Anlelea
lilODUdll. is deed at G •. , Nw Jef'N1 Net.I .....,. Jm wma-• bMa clY.qed wttb ~ uaault for al-.._..., ldrii .. bla wtle. . • • ...............
" FeMo•IO.,. h -........ on TV tonlaftt. R._ aN: I I I./ uc:11aeut; 'I I_...~:./ I filr; I fof9ilt tt. .
..
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REJECTED -Los Angeles King Dave Taylor ( 18> and
Detroit goalie Rogie Vachon watch the puck sllde back
down the ice in action Wednesday rught.
Center Line Bot
Big Night for LA;
Kings Are in First
DETROIT CA P) -Los
Angeles is flymg tugh in the Na
llonal Hockey League and
Detroit is sinking -and both
ha~ ~ leque's top sconog
ltfie to Uumi for at.
The Kings ' offensive
sparkplugs -Marcel Dionne.
Charlie Simmer and Dave
Taylor -shilled into gear in the
third period Wednesday night,
scoring five of their six game
points to lead Los Angele$ to a
4·2 victory over the bumbling
Red Wlngs.
COUPLED WITH Montreal's
loss to Pittaburgb, Los Angeles
moved into a first-place tie with
Montreal in the N'lll..'1 Norris
Dlvl1lon. Detroit, meanwhile.
loat for the el&hth time lo 12
gamn to f alJ 13 points behind the
Norrt1 Dlv11lon leaden.
goal. both tops in the leape.
Brad Selwood added a goal just
over three minutes laler to put
Los Angeles ahead 4·1.
~tro!t. whl~ ~ ..... .e:' \ho-
fl rat pet1od oo Dale McCourt'1
13th goal. added a meanint)ess
score by Jam Korn with about
five minutes left tn the game.
"I can't understand why we
get aggressive when we 're two
goals down late lo the third
period.'' said De\rolt coach Bob-
by Kromm. "I'm upset over the
play of our mam guys. They're
ju.st not dome it at all. Nothing
seems to motivate these fUys."
The W'mp played sluaeishlY. missing several good scoring op-
port unit i ea and failiDI to
capitallu on four ~wer play
chances in the leCOOd oeriod.
Goalie Mario Lessard made 30
saves for Los Angeles, mcludine
ooe the 8o.1 Judie tbouc.bt was a
Red Wlng goal.
RtdiRflF09flht
Maree Invited
PHILADELPHIA <AP> -Tbe
Philadelphia Track Clua•c bas
been designated a "domealJc
event" lD an effort to open •ts
Jan. 18 meet to Villanova miler
Sydney Maree of South Africa.
the meet's board of directors
says.
The board voted Wed.Desday to
open the meet to foreign athletes
wbo are competing for
AmeTican colle1ea and uru·
venitHla and Amateur Athletic
Union tea.ma "to con"eCt wba
they~. wroq ..•
THE ZONE 81TVATION may
be another matt.er for Tift, who
1UJJ wouJd rather tuave Uie Ant-
eaters play a more deliberate
style of buketball. their new,
improved fast break
not withst.andin&.
"If they zooe it, we might play
with the ball a UtUe bit and I'm
not au.re they want to do that,"
he says.
But nobody's gO&ng to com-
pla10 about a fut-paced 1ame.
Nol even the Anteaters, pro·
vtded the time is right .
,.,....r~••
TIDE ...
this year and lut. the two
best teams in the country are
Alabama and USC. We'd have
been happy if someone voted us
No I. but I can'( be aqry if
someone voted Alabama No. 1."
Oklahoma. 11-1--0, moved from
fifth lo third after rouliD& pre-
vtou.al y UQJ>eaten Florida State
24-7 la tbe orance llOWI T\aes-
d a y . totalling 1,113 points.
.. Alabama ddin.itely should be
the national champion and
Southern Cal No. 2," aald
Oklahoma Coach lfarry ~witzer.
Ob10 Slate. 11-1-0, finished
fourth wrtll 1.180 points, while
Houatoc, 11-1--0, a 17 -14 CoUoo
Bowl winner over Nebraska.
jumped from eighth to mua.
Florida State and Pittsburlh.
both tl·l ·O. were sixth and
sneot.b. reapedlvely, followed
by Arkansas, Nebraska and Ten-
nessee.
The Second Teo bad
Washington. Texas, Brilh•m
Youns. Baylor, North Carolina.
Auburn, Temple. lllchigan, In-
diana and Peno State.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The Oioone·Slmmer-Taylor
line now bas a league-leadinc
198 ~l.nta and ll scoriDC at a r~t.e \hat would give u.em a rec-
ord 439 points. Tbe current
mark of 351 point.a waa let last
year by the l'lew Yon lalanden'
trio of Bryan TrotUer, Clark
Gillin and Mike Bouy.
"All three of us like to handle
the puck and can put it in the
net,•' said Dioane, who pieked
up • 1oal and an aullt to up bis
lea1ue·leadinl potot tot.I to 74 .
Taiwan Takes
IOC to Court
Loi AnaeJes HOred OD its f1nt
three third·period sbota, includ-
ina tw• 1oala 16 secondl aSMUt.
to snap a l-1 tie and live them
their fourth ltrallht victory and
sixth bnliebt 11.DMS·
DIONNE IKX>aBD bl.I 21th
&Oal of tbe MUOD 1:21 into~ thlrd period. uallted bJ T.,..,..
and defmsemao Rob Palmer.
Slxtee1I tecondl lat«. Dioane and
TaJlorMtupS'mmer, wbo talt·
ed tbe pd pelt Detro6t IOA!l•
Ro1i1 Vacbon from tbe rllbt
fac:eotf drde. It ... Slmmel'1 lllitb ... and
1ev1ntb 1ame·wlnnia1
&at Take
94-62 ~88
ALL FAMOUS BRANDS
~a.Pie
Mike Foli.&no scores into an open net on a
power play as the Kings' Mario Lessard is
faked out ol position. 'Ibe goal pve Detroit
a brief 1-0 lead before the Kings came back
to win the Natlbnal Hockey League con·
test. 4-2.
College Basketball
Kentucky &capes Upset
From AP Dl8pe&ebee
LEXINGTON, Ky. <AP) -Kyle Maey bit a
25-foot abot at the bu.izer as secood-ranked Keo-
tucky held off upset mlnded Auburn 67-65 lD a
Southeastern Colifereoce basketball same Wed-nesday night.
Kentucky, which struggled tbrou.g.bout the
game and traUed by u many as 10 in the first half,
worked for the final shot after Auburn's Bubba
Price turned the ball over on a charging foul with
40 seconds remaining and the at.ore tied 65...as.
The Wildcats worked the ball arouocl before call-
ing timeout with 12 seconds reoiaini.n&. On the enauln& play, maey appeareo reaciy '° ure a ~
footer with five seconds lo go, but waa abut off by
Auburn defenders.
He -whl~ the b:.!! -0" .... ~ ~ ~ b..~
partner, Ja~ Sllidler, wbo in tum Cl.red the ball
back to Macy for the wtnnJ.nc abot..
Tbe victory boosted Kentucky lo 12-1 overall
and 2-0 in the SEC.
S•r.rue si ... ll•he•ew
SYRACUSE, N.V. -Louis Orr scored 1.5
points and unbeaten Syracuse University shook off
CiµUaius Colie1e's slowdown tactics and ran up an
81-49 romp.
Tbe victory brought a four-season, bomecourt
win streak lo SO eames for ni.ntb-raoked Syracuse,
DOW 9-0.
Canlalua, 4-6, aave Syracuse t.roub&e early in
the game, leadil\2 by one after 10 minutes, but Roa
Payton sat the Oraogemen off on a acorine spree
with two consecutive steal.a that ignited an 11-poinl
four-minute rally and put Syracuse in front lo stay.
Roosevelt Bouie scored six of those un-
answered points and Syracuse went on lo a 31-21
halftime lead and led by as manr aa 32 point.a late
m the game.
DePatd •et•• Mb .. •ri
KANSAS CITY. Mo. -Sophomore fonrant
Mark Aiuirre sunned ln a seuoo-higb 34 points to
lead four DePaul players in double figures as the
third-ranked Blue Demooa cruised to a 92·1'9 vic-
tory over No. 12 and previously unbeaten Missourt.
DePauJ, ootdlin& its ninth victory against no
defeats, led all tbe way in banding Misaou.ri Its
flrat loa in 11 outings. •
The ~7. 235-pound Aguirre funneled in 18 of his
polnts during the first hall, when the Blue Demons
built a 44-35 advantage. Mluouri wu never closer
than seven point.a in the final 20 minutes.
"••••• Slal• Ro••• 49•r•
MANHATTAN, Kan. -Guards Rolando
Black'man and Fred Barton combined for 32 points
as Kanaaa State rolled over Long Beach State
~
Blackman, a 6-6 junior, fulished with 17 points
and Barton, a 6-3 junior getting only his second
start, bad 1.S as the Wildcats ran their record to
10-1
Kanau State wasted tittle time asserting
~. The YIUd~ats ~~ae~ t.~ ~ 16=2 ~ ~
seven-minute span to open a 22-16 lead with 10:23
left In the first haU.
Cle9I••• SI••• N•rda C•reUaa
CLEMSON, S.C. -John "M~" Campbell
scored 28 points, half or them on dunks. as
Clemson stunned No. 6 North Carolina Wednesday
night 93-76 in an Atlantic Coast Conference opener
for both teams.
Campbell, a 6-10 center, dominated play in the
middle by connecting on 12 of 1.5 sbota and grat>-
bing seven rebounds lo give the Tigers their ninth
victory in 10 games. North Carolina sllpped to 5-2
overall.
All-American Mike O'Koren led North
Cllrolina with 16 points, whUe freshman James
Worthy scored 1.5 and Al Wood 14.
~aad9S•rprbe•LSU
NASHVILLE, Tenn. -Junior sbarpshdbter
Mike Rhodes scored 29 poinU to lead Vanderbilt lo
a 77-te upset of No. 4 Lou.1.a1ana State.
Rhodes scored 19 of h1s point.a in the second
ball aa Vanderbilt erued a 29-27 halftime edge
held by previously undefeated LSU.
The Commodorel bit 17 al 24 field eoaJ at-
tempts in the second ball for a 10 percent pace, u
they outscored I.SU 22-11 lo t.aie a 51-tO lead with
10:36 remaining. From there Vandy couted lo its
seventh win in 10 starts and it.a ftnrt Southea.atern
Conference victory agalnattwodefeats.
Mon~chS, Tritons Roll
Laguna Beac"' lroine Fall
tbe MCClld· pedQd ... tbe llciaan:M UMCf" a half.
court trap delwe to caure nameroa1 Corona
turnovers.
..... De6 .i.o bad • bli ~. adva-
ta1• °"" Conma, outboardlnt tM Pmtbln. ,..15.
..., a.m.nte 50, tMne 47
Despite IOIDe racced free throw lboot'n• in
the aecond half, San Clemente held co and ad-
vanced into the 'lri.nner'• braetet and wfll meet
Rlvenlde Poly tooipt at a. Tu Trttooa anlaaed fin one-and-one foul but
· R~. forBalboa ~ Sci '• • COWM ta we b0at8'1 will beh1 110.S., at
1:30 p.ib. at tbe Newport Bal't)or
Yaebt atab, 130 W. Bay Ave.,
Newport BuC:b.
Tbe coune ot imtructioa la
free ad°'*' to &QOGe 12 years
of a1e or older. Claaaee are
i.Dltnacted by veteran boetmea
who are me1Dben ol BPS, a unit
of tbe United States Power
Squad.ram.
Fe>llowinc reciltraUon open1nc
nlabt there wtO be a ledure oa
boat bandlln1 u.nder normal
cooditiom.
Per1on1 paasln• an
examiDaUon at the complet.ioo
of tbe coune will be given a
cerUllcate of completion.
Alt.er a two w .. ta boliclaJ
calm, a ~ ,.... of 1e.eMtnc
be1ln. Saturda7 alon1 UI•
Souda1aDd couL
OD UM loeal llOllt, Balboa
Yacht Qub leads otf wttb tbe
•econd edltbl ol Ill tbre.-moalh
Sunklli 8eriel wttb small boMa
raela1 OD lu&de COUrlff OD
Saturdq and l•rcer boat• vnturtnt" oato ocean eourMe oo
Sunday. Tbe Sunkiat Sen. la
aalled oo the ftnt weekeod o(..
December, January and
February.
Lido Isle Yacht Club baa
iaaued a call to adult 1aUon wbo
are i.nclined toward UUerin1
8-foot Sabota around the bey in
the fint race ot ill Adult Sabot
Series on &mday.
Capi.atruo Bay Yacht Club
starta out the new year wtth a
recatla of tbe same oame on
Sundlly.
Depending on the weather.
Sabot saHon will have a cbaoce
for some chill)' raci.q Saturday
and · Sunday in Loa An1eles
Yacht Club's annual Frostbite
Regatta, but it will be a far cry
from tbe Of'i11nal fro1tblte
regattas oo the Eut Coast
where Hippen actually have to
chip away tbe Ice lo find sea
room.
Only other activity lo Loa
Angeles Harbor will ~ the
second race of Cabrillo Beach
Yacht Club's Wint.er Senes ln
tbe oater Wbol', M•lill kDow'a. ''lllli•k•• ........ OD Suta llGlllea hJ,
lle1 Yadlt Qub will bo.t~ ftnt b ..... ~of $9
year wltla tb9 nnt nee ol
WUUam Ber1er SerlH fort
International Olf1bore Bu~l9l
< IOR) aad Performane
Handicsp Radns ne.t (PRR
raUap. Saturdu'• rece wtll:a a 23-mller from llartna del
to a mark near lb• llali
fl1bln1 pier and mum. '!'IMC
aeriu eomllll ol four rae-t
tbroqbout tbe NUOD.
Other eftDU CID Santa .Jloa,lea:
Bay wt1l be fleet rKe1 s.t.da?IJ'! apomand by the A.uodMlan
Santa Moalca Bay Yaebt eta• ..
and the CODUnuaUoa of ~
Bay Yacht Rada1 Club••,
CbamP111D9 Serta oo Sanday. !
Tbe SouUaern Callfornla;
Yacbt.loc Alloetat.loD calendar·
ia not yet off the p,... .o tbere ts:
DO formaJ liJt1nl of evenU in San•
Dieio or iri clubs to the north
aod lnland.
But caler>dar or DO calendar.
yacbtin& fans clown San Diego
way are sure to see plenty of
action between the two
12-meters, Freedom and
Enterprise, aa they continue
their winter and 1prin1 tune-up
and crew traininl races in
preparation for lbe America's.
Cup trials off Newport, R .I.
S la rting ln J UM.
'00 to Be Good Year
1 For Area Yachters
Lloyd Free of San Diego
-get6 not..'u.'lg but net ~ nd a
handtul of rim as he dunks a
shot agains t Ne w Jersey
Wednesday. Free scored a
game-tugh 31 pomts.
, , Wlth two of the m ost
glamorou& yachting events U\
the world scheduled in 1980.
area sailors stand to be a well
traveled lot before the first year
of the new de<:ade ts hulory
Southland sailors from San
Die10 to Santa Barbara and
points oorth will be lDVOITed lD
the Olympic yachting games in
Talinn. Eslorua, U~R . July 19
to 25. and m the Amenca·s Cup
with trials scheduled to get
under way at Newport, R I. m
June and cool.lnue through the
s ummer months, w1nd1ng up
with the defense or the "auld
nTag" mSepti:m~
In addiUoo. several regularly
scheduled b1eonaal events art
scheduled this year. starting
with San Diego Yacht Club's
race lo Ma.nz.arullo, Mexico in
February, Transpacific Yacht
Club's Taluti race in June. and;
Los Angeles Yacht Club's
Mazatlan (Mexico) race in
November
For the stay.at-homes there
will be ~ usual fare of local
offshore series spreading:
throuehout the season, Long•
B e a ch Y a c ht CI u b · S •
iotematiooal Congressk>nal Cup'
match racing series In March,;
and such mob scene events as!
the Southern California:
Yacbttn1 Association's•
Mid~ ~.,:.•,.. ~ !"'~~~
<featuring upwards or 1,000•
boats> and Newport Ocean
Sa1lln1 Association's famed
Newport to Ensenada race
Miller Fired at AS U .,
S•ll TEMPE, Ariz. <AP> legislators bad been dent Sun DevU albletJcs
-Fred Miller, was fired calbng for Miller's re· will contin~ to become
as athletic director at moval Slllet' Kush was stronger m the years Arizona State University relieved on Oct. 13 in an again," Scbwada said
today. three months alleged coverup of an Miller has been under
after be removed Frank assault on a football fire since removing
Kush as bead football player Frank Kush as football
coach. The school is coosider· coach Oct. 13. Kush was Economics professor log several applications removed for allegedly
Robert L. Knox was for bead foot.ball coach lying about slu1glng
named acting director and ls seeking a replace-former ASU punter
by John Schwada, Wl· meot for the 46-year-old Kevin Rutledge and at-
ivenlly president. Miller. Schwada sa1d. temptin& lo cover up the
"Tbeactioowasla.ken "With support of incidenL
after careful study of fr le o d s and fans Rulled&'e bas flled a
the future requirements throughout the com-Sl .1 million lawsuit
of tbe university 's munity, we are cocfi-againat Kush . athletic pro1ram and ~~~~~~~~~-=~=~~~----?!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:!!:!!!lllE:!!:!:!!!!!!!!!
has the full support of ---.,......--=-==::-:::-:-::=::::::-::-=-:-~:":"':'::::a'.:'.""i::::~m:;;;-;:.-a;~9--1 the athletic board.·· STARTS NEXT SATURDAY* ANAHEIM* NINE 8IG DAY
Scbwada said in a pre-
pared statement.
"Dr. Miller's cootribu·
lions to intercolle1late
atbletlcs durlne hi•
8~-year tenure ha•e
been substantial and are
appreciated."
Boosters an d
\liaves
Stagger
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LDm ALL PUVAU mmam•P bunttq
clubl in cautomla tbe pnurn often upland rm• h.-.. a wide Y~ClOWW &Dd pine to
UDL No& = *-La olfer aee0eat bu.oUAI tor aau ... u.s rth 111d bUdl. "' mo
lDcluded in a membenhlp 11 a pa.,. to park )"Oar
travel tndW aezt to a ereek tbllt blll a load
populatiGD d frelb watw ftlb.; :'1.: ad beaftll'.
Tb1I dub la for tbe Wbole UD.U.J no mauer
what tbe ~ an. 8Uftl'WOOd Lab II C1111J a eoufl:, d mllea trom tbe i'aDeb and It on .. snat an1 f« brown trout, bqemoutla Md striped
bus and channel catftab, plua boaUq.
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other clubs, cooaiat of rt.ncneck pbeuant and
chukar. Other birds releued into the wilds on
special request cowd be turbya. bobwhite quail.
black pheasant and flighted mallards .
BVNTING CLUBS DVPUCATE coodJUoos
found in the field as to cover and when these semt·
wild bl rd.'I are released into natural sW'l"OUDdirurs
they become almost native by inltiDct., immed.La&e·
ly. Pheasant wiU hold tight and bust out from ooe's
foot like they do in the fields around Marysville.
Chukar are a little euier to bunt than the ooes
found OD rocky slopes ot the Red Mouutalng, but
No Room for Groupies
Wives and Babies Are the New Trend
BJ DAVE CUNNINGllAJI Of_De.., ........
Sex ls a com.moo occu.rrmce on the pro tennia
lour. That'a not.hine new. But the twist ls that oow
it's happening with married couples The p1cklqs
are slim for today's lenn1a groupie.
"It's oot the party circuit ll used lo be." says
S8Ddy Mayer, who travels with tu.a wile Libby and
their eight-montb·old daughter "I euesa that
people found out stress and looeli.neu came along
with the independence ·•
IN YEJliiB P A!ST • tbe tennis tour wu e
collectkm of unm~ playen or meo traveling
without their wtvea. Today, wives and families
come aloog.
"Everybody's dolDg it." says Chris Evert
Lloyd. "It's a funny part of bu.man nature~
TENNIS
thlaes seem to group lo&etber like thaL F'lrat tt wu a lot of single players eeu.lnl married, now it's babies."
In fact.. ao many tennia players a.re brlnsiac
their babies along tbat pro tournament.a are
st.art.lq to provide full-time DWWl'Y staffs.
''One of the btQat demands on the pro tow this year la for mona nunerlel," ..,. Ma,_.
"There bave been tenn1a bab6ea lD the put, but.
unless it bu Just been a lot d mlatakes, tJl1I time
it bu really snowballed."
. 11.\YES ED'IA.INBD tUt tbe baa lDenue
in prize money and outaide commercila1 lDcome
bu pawd the way for tbe new trend lD '-la ram.We..
''There were a lot of faultJ mama,. wbere
the wiWll and kids bad to stQ at bome became
tbet'e wun't enoucb money," be said. "Tbat'a all
chanted now."
Someaample9:
-llujorie Smith, •year~ wile of Stan
Smith, travels to tournaments with their
10-moutb~ld boy Ramsey.
-Brian Gottfried brinp b.ia baby to nearly
every tou.mameoL
Famed Sprinter Dies
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much of an alternative
""T'biere a.re an awful lot of tt.ICba and lowz in
this business," Evert Lloyd coattnues ... You can
win and you can lose, and havinl your family
there can give you a security you wouldn't
otherwise have.·· • • •
GROUND 8T&O&£S -Irvine Tennh
AsaociaUoo will host Its Irvine Cup sln&les
cbampioa.&hJp Jan 21-27 for 8, C and novice
cat.elC)l'ia at Heritage Pan. Membership w not
ff'quindd eDL~ F~ !::::!-~ ~ ~'U
Recreauon llana1emeet at 751·5551 ... Los
Cabellerw R.8cquet and Sports Club lD Poanta.in
Valley as abandoning the old A·B-C·D system and
wtlt tnstead cluaify its members by the decimal
SY'tem DOW ~ by tbe Uotted Slates Tennia
Association. For example. a beetnning player
would be a 1.5, an experienced toumey player
would be • 4 s, and a nationally ranked player
would be a IS O . . . Two-time defeodi.D.g champ
&oscee Tauer bas entered the Volvo Tenn.ls
Games set few Feb. 11·17 at lfiaaioa Hills Country
Club in Rancho Mirage . . . 'frKJ A..U. will
continue her drive to become the No. 1 women's
tennis ~ tn the world wbm she butts be8ds
with the tteam ot the crop Feb. 4-10 In the Avon
Cbampkasbtpa at lqlewood's Yonun.
SENIOR QUALITY
ASSURANCE TECHNICIAN
MEDICAL COMPONENTS
CORP. is looklng for senior
quality assurance tec.hnlcians
with experience In mechanical
ins,.ection and miniature visual
inspection. Must be f am Illar with
various inspection plans and
sampling attributes =led with
supervl50!'Y skills. tlon has
opportunity for advancement •
Excellent benefits. Salary
commensurate with experience .
--··'Med c:8I Mra. Babcock PH> 511-3830 ...........
$50.000 to $500.000
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We are pleased to announce
the election of
DANIEL R. BOTT
WILLIAM f. COHEN
as
VI~ Presidents
of our Corporation
n Kidder, Peabody
& Co. 1Nco•ro•ATlD
ro'"'''' 116$ M tmlH" Nno York•"' .Amtrlc•" Srock u rhniu
610 Newport Catrer Drive, Suite 1290,
Newport Buch, CA 92660
Telephone· (714) 644-7040
Smur•~ c .. pletle• Dtae
C<leta Mesa·based Olen Properties Corporation
baa anl>()IJDCed lt will build an 18,725 square foot.
two-1tory office bulldi.oe at the southwest comer of
Collina Street and Fitch ln lrvine.
Comtructioo of the ateel·framed structure ls
expected to be completed nut summer.
<PA• 111.ee Ce Illa•
Kou. Mama " Co., a Seattle firm of cert1fted public accountant&, bu a.anocmced tt will open a
branch Jan. 2 ln the Imperial Bank Bulldlaa ln eo.ta Mesa. It will lease 2,837 aquare feet of office
apace at 885 Town Cent.er Drive.
Savings
Pace Lags
SACRAMENTO (AP>
-Jnflatlon -beset
Callfornlans bouebt
more and saved leu la.at
summer, the atate
Board of Equalization
u1d WedDelday.
CIVcaao San Franclec:o Loa Angeles
and 48 addition&! offkes worldwide
Tbe na.e of penona1
•••ln11, at 5 percent .earller lo tbe year,
dropped to 4.1 penenL
'lbat was the lowest rate
since lJ5l.
n.e .. o1,._......., .....
......._ n.'awhatRepabik's lSsavlngs
lomi can do for your daler ~ (Our 1 s
~annum Is las than charged. bfl. toost
~.viloana.)
............... ,..,whenyou
barlu. ~ ..._ '(We1 loan you~ to
90S d P-bll•nce.> You~ repay ts
. ps tnnUm men lnleNll thin the rate your
: K'ICOlftpre• ,n11y.,.. Forexa1iple. on a
~ 6-1/l'I ~)QI niplly. the mnual
percentage rate of 7·1 /2'1,. The differ ct ICe ls
1 s per ennum. 8nd that becomes your ef-
fediYe loan rate. Meanwhile, your savings
remain Intact. eemlng lnterat.
--........ lllallllJ ,.,... 80-
c:Gllllt ~and have lcpclly whle your
funds earn ~ lnlerat. You an ti•• fundl that may be geaing lower
lnterelt ellnhere. And. Republic. f. per-'°"" emergelKy .... you'I elv.wyl hlM
readyacceN tocah. thenlcs '°cu 11 loan.
12.4470/o AammYllld.
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AU.late SaYbW and Loan M-
soclaUOa of Pountain Valley
baa named Rose Witt
manaaer. She bu been with
the firm since 1978. Sbe la a
graduate of California State
UnJventty, Long Beach, and la
a member of the PolUltaln
Valley Oiamber of Commerce.
Lawrence H. Buxton of Irvine
has been appointed Director·
at-large to the board of the
Orange County Chamber of
Commerce. It is the third year
Buxton bas served on the board
m his ten years as a member
of the chamber. Buxton ls the
director of Water Resources
Planrung for Phillips Brandt
Reddick of Newport Beach. a
land use planning firm.
Over The Count~r
HASD U.et.cp
MUTUAL FUNDS
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Market Falls Back .~
Amid Heavy Trad~
NEW YORK <.AP> -8todt s-tc-were lower In 1MtMr tndtq ...,. c ........ to ..... ~ CODeC'D CJ9lfS'
t.M lm~ of the Soriet ••-:::.:r-ntetan. ,... Dow Jooes affnle of JO ltocb WU otf
•.21 pob:IU to D>.31 on the New Yorfl Stoct ExcJumae. 1'be
bluedlip index tumbled by aa mueb • 1S polnta in ellWt:Y
trading IU tbat lou WU cul U "bargain h&mtinc" ~
devek>ped. malYsta aakL
Overall, loMn oahrumbered gainers by almost a 3-to-1 marlin on the NYSE.
Au.lylta oa.d ~ Bl Afgban•stu and YlOlence in nearby oomtries, wonea1q rel•tiom ~ween the United
Slates and Sov1d UDJCJD and the flicbt ol money anto io,Ji:1
u combininc to erode brveat« confidence.
Gold, a tndltional bedce in times ol uncertainty.
soared to well above tlllOC> 1m ounce in int.ernatiooal
market.a, aurpuaiq record pr1cea set Wednesday.
But precioua met.ala stodm, after tq galna m recent
MSSiom, lbowed a mixed pattem today
Plant to Close
PAwrtJCKET, R.J. (AP) -The parent company or
Narragansett Wire Co. says it is clming lb plant here and
selling Ow plant's equipment, removing 140 •lrikin&
employees from the payroU.
The Houston·bued El Puo Co. says rt Wlll c:be t.be
plant it has owned for rune yean. The Jnt.ematJonal
Brotherhood ol EJednc:aJ Wonen had been oo strike at
~?tam fv; foar1iiGlitba.
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: LOS ANGELES (AP) -SberrJ Lautq,
'lelalor prodQdim aeeutive for the movies .. China ~·· 8Dd .. Krt~n. Kramer," ii tbe new pll&ductiona pnaident at Twentieth Century-Fox.
• Tbe a,pointment of Ma. Lanalna, 35, to ~
potlUoD 1'U the latest ln a aeries of top level
cbaqa at !'ox since the departure ol Alan Ladd
JT: u pnstclent of the m.m division last July.
·.: ALAN llllt8CBFEtD, THE company's vice •efi'airman and chief operatine officer, announced ·~ move Tuesday, saying Ms. Lansing will be
l'dpomible for the produclklo and development of
all Fox feature fllma worldwide.
Sbe replaces Sandy Liebersoo who reaiped
lait month. Llebenon was a vice president when
Ladd resigned, and took over many of bis
~billties.
• . Hincbfield wd that Ms. Lanslnt • 'brlnp to
VJ an abllit.v to attract and mate to the creative
flhnmakers who are so critical to the aucceu ol a
major studio today." She will report directly to
,1)pm11 C. Stanfill, Fox's board chairmao and chief
eecut1ve officer.
. ·, KS. LANSING &ECENTLY left Columbia Pie·
tures after aervtnc as senior vice president ol pro-
duction liDce Ur78. Sbe bad joi.Dod the company as
vice president of production in November Lm.
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer b1ttd ber a s an ex-
ecutive story editor in 1975 and she became vice
•J>J'.eeideot of creative affairs in l.9'77.
. Earlier, Ma. Lansing was employed by a
'ttleatrlcaJ agency and tauiht EoglW>, math and
-drama in the Los Angeles school district.
Stigwood Recovers
_-Fro01 Tainted Food
• ~-BAllD..TON, Bermuda CAP> -Entertalnment
.l.lilPaNriO Robert Stigwood spent 36 hours 1D the
lntemtve ca.re unit of Bermuda'• General Hoepttal,
!K)t be w-. releued ''fully recovered,'' autboriU•
;Mid.
:-. Dr. John Rounthwaite, the bos~tal's medical
~.declined to comment on the nature of ltOJwood'• mneu, saying onlY that be bad been re-Jeaaed oo New Year's Eve. He said SUfWOOd, a
film and muaic promoter who produced the movies
"Slaturday Night Fever" and "Grease," bad been
•dmitted for observation.
· ~ There were reporta that St1gwood bad suffered
j heart attack, but Bob Fiaber, bis representative.
deoled that. He said Stipood bad been stricken
-1th abellfi.sh poiaoniDg Saturday Diebt at his St
million-plus estate, known u Wreck House.
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SIAMCOll•Y
"CUBA .. ..,
a&AlllDON, NOW lnactive
becaUM of lll Maltb layed
ludlq ....
lo many
WHtmluter rroducUoa1.
acludln1
"Com• Beck. Little sh b ••••
''Ne\er Too
L a t • ' • "Com• 81ow
Your Hon" ....-
and "Don't Dr1nt the Water ...
He a1IO wu tmtrumental lD tbe
conatructlon and early
maintenance ol the new WCT
theater during the middle mos.
Ron Albertlen ls directing
''The Nlifll la My Enemy," wtth
Art Win.slow. Melissa Johnson,
Pat BUJ"IOD and Ed Kirkland ln
the leading roles. Otbe~ in the
cast are Kathryn Leyes, MarJot
Broen. Marc LeBlanc. Lorraine
M.c:WUUams, Jim Flynn and
Kenneth Mick.
"The Night i> My Enemy"
will be presented Fridays and
Saturdays at 8 :30 for fiv~
weekends at the theater. 7%72
Maple St., Westminster.
ReservaUooa 8'8-5571.
TWO PSOFESSIONAL
productiona continuing tbelr
respective engagements this
week are "Oliver" at
Se bastian 's Wes t Dinne r
Playhouse and "The Unsinkable
STEVE
MARTINM
he JERK
A UNIVERSAL. PtCTURE
0 •t 19 vo;<V( tlSAI. 0 TY S n.oo6. 1M:
AlL AIGrifS A($(~
AUO AIJDll'IOfflNG ilCIDdaJ •l•bt will b• the l're4
Carmichael comed,y ''Mind.
Doabl•" at tbe W•tmlnlter Commmdb neat.er. 12'12 Maple St., Westm•nlW. Dl.rec:tor Rc:JD
P'llian will be ,,,.,..,n1 for a cut
of etCbt men and elCbt women from 30 to fSS at the reacttnp. acheduled foe 7 p.m.
Tryout.a alao will be held
Monday at 7: IO for Mollere'•
"Tbe lm.,Snary IDvalid" at tbe
BunU.qtan Buda P1aybotlle, iD
th• SeacWf VU1a1e 1boppla1
center on Maio Street at
Yorktown Avenue iD HantinlklD
Beach. Ron Albef'tHD h
dJ.reet1Dg the Freacb farce, and
more ioformatioa may be
obtained by caIU.ns 847-4465.
Redford and Caan
Boost Stock Show
DENVER (AP> -Film st&rs Robert Redford and James Caan
will lend a touch of Hollywood glamor to the Uveatoct loduatry's
biuest annual 1athering -the NaUonaJ Western Stock Show -wbicb starts next week.
Redford, who owns the Double-R Ranch al Spa.nilb Fork,
Utah, ii expected to show two ol his quarter bonel in the halter
and performance cluaes at the show.
Caao's role will be more athletic. He will be competina ror a
abare ol the record $57,900 in prize moaey offered lo the team rop-'t
ing event 1D the National Western Rodeo. H.P . Evett.a. a Burbank1
stuntman and cowboy, will be Caao'a partner.
The rodeo -re1arded u the premier event on the proleaaiooaJ
rodeo ctn:Wl -will be held Jan. 1~20. while the stock show is UD·
der way. About 1,000 cowboys and cowgirls will be competing at
the Denver Collseum for more than $250,000 in prlie mooey durin&
20 performances
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Frank Sinatra celebrates hia fourth
decade of stardom 1n
"Sinatra: The First
40 Years .'' a
two~hour spe.c;!al
tanijllt at 9 OD l'IDC,
Chanoel 4.
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In NU!.1.sen Ratings
Nol cou.ntiD& "Infinite Horizons.''
the week's five loweal·raled pro·
grams Include~ an NBC movie,
"Suddenly Love," in soth place,
followed by the second part ol a CBS
New• apecial, "American Dream,
American Nicbtmare -the "10s,"
.. Family Special.. OD ABC, "The
Kennedy Center Hooon" show on
CBS, and an ABC " movie, "Tbe Gift
of Love."
Here are the week's Top 10 abows:
"60 V!na¢eS," with a raUnc of 32.6
· represeoUng 24.9 million bomea,
''The JeUeraoos," 28.3 or 21.S.
mllllcm. "Trapper John, 11.D.,'' 27.4 or 20.9 milllon, "Alice," 28.8 or 20.3
mlWoo. ''The Dukes of Buurd,"
24. '1 or 11.8 mlllinn, "One 0., It a
Time,'' 24.3 or 11.1 mlllloD. and "Archie Bunker's Place •• Jt.2 « JI.$ ml.UiQD. all CM; "cmPa," 23.3 or
11.a mn»on, NBC, and ''»20," zi.1
or 1'7.4 mlllioa, and "Barney Mlller,"
21.1 or Je.8 million, both ABC.
' TBI! NUT 11 shows:
"Tbe Incredible Hulk." CBS;
"Soap," ABC; Movie -"Goldie end
the Boxer," NBC; uzt1bt l•
Enouo~· ABC; "Barnaby Jone1"
and Jlcme -''The ~ Seuon. •• botb CBS, tie; "Real~ ,"NBC;
''Three'• Company," ABC ; "Dif·
!'rat strates.'' NBC, and ''Benion"
and "Laverne and Sbirley," both
ABC, tie. ·
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Capt. Jacques Comt.eau and bis late aoo,
Philippe. lead an expedition to aolve the mqy •
mysteries of a tiny coral Wind in the vast Padftc
m ··Blind Prophet.a of Ea.st.er' laJaDd. ''
The bourG:lt "Cousteau Odyssey" special •.
will be broedcast al 9 p.m. on Sunday by KOCE
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ROLLYWOOD (AP> -The new year broucbt finaDdal dleel' to tbe film industry, the companies
reportiaa box office bona.nus with holiday
attractklm. "Star Trek," which started earlier than tbe
other bta Qlma, remained the winner 'With a
three·weelr pea of '41 million, which is what the
space eplc cost. The aumber of theaten sbowlng it
iD the U.S. and Canada bas ranged from 850 to
1,080.
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•-reE JED.'! STEVE Martin's film debut, ls
the swi>rise wianer of the season, drawin1 $32
mUlion from 700 theaters in 19 days. Not bad for a
comedy that coat $4.4 a:Ulllon.
Univenal's other year-end release. "1941,"
bas amused a handsome $15 million in 600
theaters for two ween.
Walt DlaDey ProducUoos is 'Predicting that its
most espeaalu ·film, the S20 million "The Black
Hole,'' wW also be its greatest grosser. For the
flnt 10 da,ys: $16.5 million in 889 theaters.
Pl"eriom record bolder for the studio was "Mary
Poppins.''
COUJJIBIA IS DELIGlrl'ED that the seeood
week ol .. Kramer vs. Kramer" proved double the
fint week. Total: $16.5 million iD SSC theaters.
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ilfnl4I ~ bliilAI ··~·· CPD"DI a lbM from •f'l'be ,._e.ucb">. He c• •-..&.a wben tM ~ _. Dll nallt1 ~and, for blln,
OHUI DIColDel the ftDal reality.
Jt u ftnall1 a tt!Mb ol death and tbe meanJnc
ol lite. ,_. 1ubUy tncUcate1 tbt ·~ ol Ulla mu'• ~ and, lD vlew ol ~ IOdaJ
coadlUom, h1t wsk. But it la what la lmportaat to
him uid be cboMI to embrace it wtlb total
abandm. He ba bll own Ht ol valtlM -wblcb are
detlDJt9l1 ~ and poutbly aballow in reaud to mote unlveraaJ llauee -but be la true to
bllnaelf (II DO ooe elle).
The lltnacture of lbe film ls 1urrea111Ue, and
the •...U ol um man's life are lntereut w1tb
faotpy ~ 1D which be can~ with the
seductive aqel of death (Jeuica LIAI•>· Foue'a
aelf-destnlctive charaet« to dllcoftr and IQ bate •--
the 4emans that torsneat bim.
S.ftMer ll aot required to dance <•hboaO be
does aecu&e a few 11mp&e llfta>. but be~ atns adeqUlltdy.
Re4nldn1, 1D a ro&e that ls tota11.Y dllferent
from the one abe played ln "Movie lloTle:• elves a
lovely, MDlitive portrayal of tbe director'• eaneat
ctrlfriead. She a1so baa several outstaodinl dance
numbers. Leland Palmer la perfect as the ~-.. ,
director'• former wift: (the character ls moet ,_COMB THI
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Eruebet Foldl, an excellent fOUDI daocer. makes obvloualy patterned after Gwen Verdon>. and ~~,~~~~~~~~i·;--~-~-~ .. ~-'~[r~·!
a •troaa film debut as their dauehter.
Other major roles are expertly filled by
Willalm l,.eMaasena and Cbria Chase. as the
tbeatrlcal producen: Willlam Lalluaena, u the
film producer; Michael Tolan, a.a the dodor. and
Ben Vereen, u a TV penonallty. Cliff Gorman
(who woa a Tony Award for bla portrayal of
"Lenny" oo stage> appean u tbe star of the film
on wbich the dirttt.or i.I wortdna. which ls tilled
"The SUndup.·• Sandahl Bersman. a statuesque
• blonde who is featured u a principal dancer.
makes quite an impression.
'For Me!'
Mickey Rooney gets a gift and a kiss on both
cheeks from wife J an Chamberlain (left>
and Ann Miller. co· star of his Braodway hit
"Sugar Babies." during a recent holiday
party for the cast.
It's a wild, hiklious hunt.
Wmer
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In the DAILY PILOT --
THE MUSICAL NUMBE&S are
::boreograpbed in Fosse 'a tr!i~~al raunchy,
razzle·daule style and are lht.ed by an
outrageously sexual and sroteaquely cynical
production titled "Take Oft With Us" <wntteo by
Fred Tobias and Stanley Lebowalty') Other
•elections include George Benson's "On
Broadway," wbicb perfectly underscores an
opening audition number, Harry Nllsaoo's "A
Perfect Day.'' Peter Alien's "Everything Old ls
New A3aio. ·• and, as a fmale. Ethel Merman's
unparalleled rendition of "Tbef'e's No BUSlDess
Like Show Business'· (not the disco version).
11te stage show the director is workiD& OD is
titled "NY /LA." "Chicago," the show Fosse was
working OD when he had his heart attack. is, like
the probable actuality of the story itself, half.way
iD betWeeo.
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MATI"EES SATURDAY & SUNDAY
"ELECTRIC HORSEMAN" <PG1
"1941 " !PGl
"BLACK HOLE" IPGl
· ·:s T AR TREK" 10 1
"KRAMER Vs. KRAMER" <RI
.. APOCALYPSE NOW" 35mm (R)
"NORTH DALLAS FORTY"
"HEAVEN CAN WAIT" !Rl
"WHEN A STRANGER CALLS. (R)
.. HALLOWEEN••
"AND JUSTICE FOR All"
"MIDNIGHT EXPRESS" (A)
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/mportant-to empathize, but alsO:to come from s positive place with ptltients, ' says Rev. Tweed.
have no reason to be in there except to llstsn to them. ·
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Jt'a maaJb' tbe Mspita1 d>IPhtn
wbo mUM die PIUeld feel better
after ..... Me Tisit -oot tbe Gtlm'
wa1 aromd.
The an. Nertee L 'heed. SoGlh
Coat lledlal c.eater'a ftnt fUD.tbne
chaplata. 11.u .Jll"ftided ewtioDaJ
aapport tad lfteitU. Qtrtt. ol eoaat· ::: .. ~·tt~m::::::;.,~·
But there ba•• been tlmea, especlallJ in tbe htctnntn1, wben
, even ldlle U. felt IOIDewba tearJ with~ "It~ to empaddsil, but
a1ao to come from a poslUft place
with patienta," •he saya. "I have no
reuoo to lie in there except to listen to
them.
.. AS A lllNll'l'Ba. I symbollae
hope no matter wbat they believe. I
aymbolbe tbere '8 more than the
pbyaleaJ YoU're ~ throudl. It'• a
comfort to them. '
That'• wb,y ahe always remembers
the patient who brtptened her days
durtnc her ftnt mootb at the medical
center. He wa IB b.la 509 and bad bees In
the 00.plt.al n:peatedly for heart
problems. Althocllh be knew be was dyms be accepted tt wttb sucb a
positive ault&acM Uaat be never failed to
l?'efl Rev. Tweed witb a bi1•mile.
''He wu not a church penon, but
be wu Just about the most re.tip>us
man I ner met " she says. "You
could tell be1WU Uvtng every minute.
He'd tease me and joke witb me."
SHE .ALWAYS LOOl[ED forward
to her visits with the man who gave
her a dally <be of bis positive at·
titude.
"I atW ttlint about him whenever I
feel a little low." she says smllina. "I
get a pep talk."
Rev. Tweed, a United Chuttb of
Christ ministef'. bu been wttb the
DOD·denominaUooal chaplaiDcy pro-
STam since June.
Prior to ber arrival, the medical
center had part-time. ttA•11·•-r
cbaplatna. wbo usu.ally were retired
mlnlatera.
She says the center's eoaJ WU to
provfde all·round care for P9tienb:
to not only meet tbei!' medical needs.
but to respond to their spiritual. e~
Uonal or 80dal oeeda.
'"SINCE THE PaOG&All is oew
we 're pretty much deftninl It as we
10 aloq," says Rev. Tlreed., 31, who
waa ordained In 1978 and spent a year
as aHociate minister with lbe
Neighborhood Coogreaational
Church in Lq\.&nt Beach.
One ol her dally duties is to meet
new patiients and tell them that abe is
available or tbat she will coatact
tbelr mloisters.
"Mtnlltets 81'1: vert easer to come
see tbeir parish.loners." abe says.
Occuicioally patients want ber to
pray wttb them or they simply want
to talk. It'• durinc tbeae times tbat
emoUom sometlm• surface, die .. , ..
U tba &ell tbat a pa\,leat 1'
clepr111 Id• U. • Jl'Oblem Rdt • a famU, member wi.o la aw ll9ed to
medical tNdmrn4, aM ~ aloq
any lllformatlon tbat mlsbt be
belpfaltolbtdodonudnun..
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watt Ila tbe room U.1're eo bappy to
aee rm aot &IHI to Ii•• tbem a abat
or a i.t.''
~ .. Uaai, while lt makel DO
dlffeNDOe wbeC.blr' Gae chaplain la a
mab or a woman, her woman's
penpedive hM come lD bandy.
She vilit.!ict ooe woman wbo seemed
qnuaually lmCqmfortable. "I said. 'I
bet )'OQ need to aet your hair done.'"
Sbewa~
"It's entlrely possible a male
IDiJa.lal,er would have picked that up,
but it wu somethin& extra," ahe
• .,. wttb • laua;ll.
Rev. Tweet la allo on call MTeD
daya a week to be wi1b tamm,. dur·
UIJ e~• or deatba -"just to
be witb UMul and help tbem tbroulb if it'•~" abeuplaina.
8BE AL80 WILL ASK other
ministers and priests to visit tbme
patients who have terminal lllnesae1
or elderly patients who don't have
many friends
The .. positive-enero" cenerated
by these Vlllls. "seems to make a
tremendous amount of dtlrenmce."
abe says, eddlng, "I'm just doinc what
the people in the community would
want~anyway "
Rev Tweed says many patients
are not mterated In bavin& anything
to do wtth a church. but some tell her
they want to renew tbeY. church affilia·
tioos
She says she understands bow
these people feel She was bn>Ulht up
a Romao Ca~c. but she dropped
out of tbe churdl while •otnc to col· Iese durtna tbe late ....
APTEll GUDUATJNG WITH a
aoetoloo delree from om ~ tM
C1arema.a c..iec-abe returned to
San Fi •no: leco and went to wort in
ber famiJ:y'a modeHn18leDCJ·
She enjoyed tbe won, • ..,., but
lbe was..,... quite aatldled.
Meaawtlll.le dae had been ma:n1ed brieflJ to a ~tioul minfster.
''In betpi.ns bhD tritb cbarcb won I
B tbe dtUttb world and db·
much I lo•ed it." rolnC to a aemin.ary didn't maae. she says, t.be idea~ becoming a mlnlster •' wa.a very aroa, ...
Fl.Dally, on an Euler Sunday, lbe
recalls. "I bad an absolute moment
of revelation: you will 10 to tbe
seminary a.ad become • minbter."
SUE GaA.OtJATED FaOM Paeiftc
School fl R.elleiOD lD Berkeley iD UJ78
and abe now 11 atudytna pastoral
counaelln& for a doctorate in miai.atry.
<See alAPIAIN, .. ,. Q)
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I
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•
•a. CUIS to UM Ken·
Deely ~ hum the Nadaul om•mucai Cauoua. Sbe u1d
the K-..dJ camJ)alp bad deTiled
DO 1111MO to deal wU.b K.-.d)t'1
'
lmaa• ~ ~·· IAw aoept to •••• tMt S-DM1 cs.. llMt pro-
, ...... wameQ u women ol 1\lb.
&lance .. '->' tilrtnc them.
So far, CartW and ICenniedJ baft
traded crttidam ol eacb other'• rec·
onl oa women'• laues, pa,rtlcu1arty
It's a Losing Battle PARKING LOT
ENTRANCE
THE PRESIDENT meets each
rooming with • group of male ad-
visers, some of whom are not even
senior staff memben. Anne Wexler
and Sarah Weddtneton, the two
women on Carur's senior staff, are
excluded.
Joanne Howes, deputy campaign
manager for Kennedy, says the
senator also lack.a women amona bis
closest advisers.
"He'a the fint to admit that ln the
past his personal atarf wu very
heavily male," said Ma. Howes. 35,
who earns $40,000 a year and has
been working for the campaign a
month.
"It's not an uncommon thing. I think people get lnto ruts."
However. White House press
secretary Jody Powell lakes excep-
tion to even a comparison between
Carter and Kennedy, saylng Carter's
record is so much better in bi.ring
women.
the Equal Rlabta Amendment. which LANDD~·. R1 Ii~ ~thN needs approval in three more 1tatea ~ ..... •• before It becomes part of the U.S. my daqbter and ber
Constitution. family. "Mary" baa
No state has ratified the ERA alnce been divorced for MftD
Carter took office. and Kennedy La years.
accusing the preald~nt of paylng la it Wl'ODI for me to
mere "lip service" to the proposed want to know who abe
amendmenL 1oes out with? I'm not
Roaalynn Carter responded, accua-nosy but -God forbkl -
lng Kennedy of bein& a late convert if anyt.biq ahouJd bap-
to feminlst rights only because it wu pen to her I'd at leut
politically q,pedieot. know whom to blame.
Even so, the White House la Mary baa three
sensitive about alleeationa that ll baa children. and I am WOI'·
not done enough to support the ERA, ried sick about UUs '1rl·
especially aince those usertiooa are She star out all ni1bt,
coming from women's eroups as well and if ult any ques-
as from Kennedy -rece.nUy, lbe Na-lions abe lets loose a
tlonal ()rganhaUon for Women voted string of four-letter
not to endOrse Cart.er. words.
As a result, the White House wants I have always paid my own way. "M•,.., .. is not to take a leadership role in helping to -J see the amendment pass. support.l.ng me. I love
"We're in the process now d trying my dau1hter and my
to get an overall strategy for the beautilul grandchildren,
president" on ERA, said Ms. Wed-but that mouth of hers
dington, his women's adviser. In the will put me in my grave.
past. the White House left that role to Many limes I have
women's groups. wanted to leave, but I
--------------------------------------------------stay because the children would run wild Send nohces to Clubl if someone wasn't here
Calendar. Daily Pilot, P.O. to take charge.
Boz 1560. Costa Me.a, CA "Mary" rewnta any
92626. Include your name questioos from me about
a n d phone nu m be r . her personal We but sbe
Noticn miut ~ 1n our a so fooli.ah ~re men
handa thrtt &Dttla m ad· are concerned. She will
vance o/ an ewnt. spend the night with any
To reqiult a picture, man she lakes a liking
write qr coll the F'eatu~ to. The next thing abe ~ Department. U2·.U2J. does is buy tbem ex-
:;;-between 2 and 5 p m. penaive eifta. She never
NEWPORTHD.l.SCENTER Photo requests are getsanytblnainreturn.
2630 San Miguel Dr., Newport Beach 640--0180 h<mored °"a apace aooUo-Is it wrong ror me to ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~::...:ba.111=:~·--------------ask her to leave a number J can call in ~~~!!~~~iii!!!!ii~:=:!iii!!!!!i!!!!!!!i!ii!i!!!!~!i~ case of an emergency?
111·11 do u you say. -
WORRIED SICK
•
All Baskets
&Planters
a o~
Mugs • Chairs •·Blinds
Shelves • glasses •
Ru'gs • Vases • Head~
bO&ros • Bowls •Shells
PlctUres ·&'prints • Tua
. sets• Placemats
'
•
DEAR WORRIED:
Yoe are ft&Mta& a ......,
battle, Dear. F1n&. yov
d. aalater probably
doe1n "t bow If or wbere
'" wW be spelMl1ac tile alpt wt.ea lk leaTM
Ute boale. So Ille cu't
&Ive yoa a ••m ber
wlaere 1lle can be
reached. Second, 1be
doean't waat to be
bothered wltb
"emerseocy calla."
Don't pre11 for in·
formatioL U wW ooJy
crea&e reseatmeot aad nan a ftP&. SUJ W'Mre
7oa ue ud take care of
tboae kld1. Tiley
de1perately aeed •
s&abltblae foree ID tlletr
. Un• -ud JM're It.
GraadmL
DEAR ANN: Io re·
ponse to the penoo who
challen&ed you to
"cateaortze the degrees
of lntoxicatioo:" Why
didn't you tell him when
a cucumber ta betn1
soaked ln vinegar. no
one can aay for sure at
what potnt it become. a
pickle!
The only tbtn1 we
know fcw certain is that
lt can never aaain
become a cucumber. -
A GRATEFUL
MEMBER OF AA IN
CHARLOTTE, N.C.
DEA.a GaATEFUL
IN CHARLOTTE :
Tbanu for coming ap
wltb tbe perfect
re1poue. Wl1b I bad
&boa&bt ol IL
DEAR ANN : You
have written letters in
defense of certain oc·
cupatioos. I wish you
would say a kind word
about people wbo work
for answering services.
I enjoy belplng people.
but some of those folks
DEil OPE&ATOU:
Here'•,_,. letter, W
dea 't ez••~t ••1 ebaPL Tile pn~le• II
pNen+ ..... I bow
of .. ..-.atJ defect
tbt II .....e dUlksll &o
nme4J.
DEAR ANN
LANDERS: Recently I
sent a check to a young
man for his wedding
gift. On the back of tbe
c heck he wrote .
"Thanks." along with
his endorsement.
Nothing more.
Whal do you think
about lbi.s" ls Uus the
way young people
behave today" -
ATWATER. CALIF.
DEA& AT: Only I.lie
clods.
out there are so ignorant .---------. it's pathetic. Then they
get mad at us when we
try to sl.railht.en them
ouL Foe namp!e.. !hey
think busy doctors are
altUng waitina for their
calls.
~ve your budget• lltt,
sell your ski equipment
fast In lite SkllnCJ ~U!d ~d~ cf-tb Dally PUot.
642-5671
3467 ... Ude .... ,.... ....
673-4510
LARGE SELECTION OF ·
NAME-BRAND SHOES, ALL
FROM OUR REGULAR STOCK
Y2 PRICE
Bleck•
Wine•
Grey•
Tan•
Brown•
Reg. $56-$84
NOW
$28-$42
"SUPER SAVING"
-A 9eeullfut 1•1• c:tioft., tt.16an I~
•• e o iflo~
-·THE SHOE TREE .o •1<!9•y••
OPEN SUNDAYS' 673-5521
12:00 p.m. to 3'10 VI• Udo
4:00 p.m. Newport Beach
...
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I've bad people say, "It's an emergency." _________________________ ._,_...,.._,_,.,.__.._,_,_...,.."II!~~~~~~
Then they'll add. "We're
getting ready to leave
the house. Please &et
bold of the doctor right
away."
Yesterday a woman
called. She was frantic.
Guess why? She juat ran
out of blrtb-coatrol pills
and wanted a refill. Ut
was Sunday.) It's amu-
ln1 bow many people
wait until they ate com-
pletely out of whatever
medicine they need and
then try to reach their
doctors on the weekend.
You would not believe
the number or people
who call in at nine or ten.
o ·clock at Dilbt wanting
to make appointments.
Or the mothers who call
ln and aay, "My child
baa had dian1'ea for two
weeka" -1uddenly it'•
an emerseocy.
Please print lb.is letter
ao the people wbo
behave like this will see
bow they look to -THE
OPERATORS AT THE
ANSWERING
SERVICE
.......
Ptaytn 1"""'9tloMI Col~
Underwlre,
soft cup and
lightly lined
bras from
$13.50 Blklnts from
SS.50 Briefs· from.
$6.50
AVAIL.A8LE IN
BEI08 OR WHfT8
Se111l·Annual
SALE STARTS
Fri., Jan 4
SHOE
•T0%0FFandM•EI
CAPEZIO
BAMDOLINO
AMAL Fl
MIRAMONTE
SESTO MEUCCI
AND OTHERS .
FLORSHEIM
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Ann • YaA.U. womea of Ammca aUll 4Soa 't know what l.U.r of ~ alphabet they are. I have aeen some of them become quite b&ht-
taieaded a tbe pancybme carou1el u it apina lrOUDd. trylq to ftaure out lt they are ab1bl
built. •verace or a moose.
Some ol tbe belt ftctioo betnC written today ii in the lmtruetioo pamphlet that accompanies
cb pair ol pancyboee OD bow to put tbem on.
Llsi9l to t.bil, a'.nd I'm quotine: "Leave 1~
eb . a ot tto of toea .._ stl-.. oe
"'1f ..... CU I bad AD amd a bllf liffOi , I'd a at ew York 1\DMI.)
·• co• TBn lllicKll' > PWJ taoee nnb up t4 ~ 8M pclllltb\ tbe croteh Hd •aJ1tbaDd~d• HN the fabric la
a.tNtdlld to tall teQatll. (Ob, .... when aedfcn ea111. 1·u put lbem oo bold too.> · ·u PMl:1hole feel too tlCbt. pleae try a larc•r m. ... ('Dey',. out ol them. Tbey sold
the lut pair to lllpcover New .Jersey.>
Wbea wW &bey ahow a woman clut.cblna the
walatband reaUn1 OD ber htps while ahe leaps
acroas the room tryln1 to take up the 1lack?
I SAW A LITl'LE old lady just the other day
who was t.rytn1 to alt down.
Her body wu ridd, ber knees were barely
bent as abe alld carefully onto the chair
Sbe aboot her bud and explained, "I think
the memory yam in my pantyhose is getting
1enlle ."
HCI I I IOri MM••• ...._.ITATaaie.-T ' ,__ ....... __ ..........
"' MaWf'IORT lAHO OH._.. COM-
PA•Y, -e.1-IC Orlw. C.OSY .C....-...tll»
Don't Let Fur Fool You
FLOOR'S A NICE
PIACE TO TEST
YOUR SKJl.IS.
Our friendly faclllty 1n easy.to-reach Irvine
otters you Just the right combination of
comfof1 and challenge. Our current open·
1ngs for skilled clencal personnel include
these spots·
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WASHING TON <AP> -Don't let that fur
coat fool you. Winter weather can be very bard
o" your dog too. especially if it's used to spend· lnl a lot of time inside.
Indoor dogs should not spend long periods
o~ide, the cban1e in temperature can cause
upper rapiratory problems, warns the Humane
Society of the United States.
IP YOOa DOG bu a dog house or other
outdoor shelter, keep it free ol drafts and keep it
weterprool. Clean the inside, and spray it to
keep fleas and ticks from settling in.
Tb~ Humane Society says shredded
newspaper makes a good insulator oo lhe floor
The entrance should race the southeast and
should be sheltered from the wind and rain.
Outdoor dogs require increased food in cold
we•tber because they bum up considerable
energy ju.st. keeping warm. And m very cold
t
weather check your pet's outdoor water supply
every morning and evenane to make sure it
hasn't frozen over.
IF YOUR PET IJves mdoors. remember the
warm. dry atm06phere can dry out the slun and
coat. 'Ibis problem can be eased by adding a
s mall amount or vegetable oil to lhe pet's food.
If you trim your dog regularly, leave tbe fur
a bit longer in winter, particularly around lbe
cheat and throat areas. For short balr breeds, a
sweattt..may help.
In icy and snowy areas pay spedal atten·
lion lo your pet's feel, particularly ii chemicals
and rock salt are used to clear ice. These
chemicals can burn the pads of lbe feet if not
washed alter each walk. And don't allow your
pet to bt'k its reet before the nnse. because the
t'hem1t"1:1ls can burn the tongue
e SECRETARIES
We seek sharp 1nd1vlduats who can type
50 wpm and have shonhana skills ot
80wpm
•TYPISTS
Speed and accuracy are what count here
50 wpm minimum Wiii also be involved
with fil ing. mail dtatribulton and tele·
phone contact
e WORD PROCESSING
TECHNICIANS
These pos1t1ons require mach1ne-0nented
1nd1v1duals who have at least t vear
exper1unce on Mag Card II Olf1ce Sys
tern 6. H1qh Speed Printer or ~1mllar
high speed automatic typewriter !Day
dnd n1gh1 shift s available l
•TELETYPE OPERATOR
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOT1U TOC•IDITO•I
SUl"'a•H>tt CCW•T 01' THI
ST A T8 01' CAUl'OtlNIA 1'011
THI COUNTY 01' Otl""'GI .... _,I
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,.OTICE IS HE l'IE8Y GIVEN lo ltoe
PUBLIC NOTICE
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assignment. please call or detach and 1"'" ""'1<.e"'.,.. ,,... o( ow-.. •" lfOT•a 11•Y1T1•0 a1os
Boroseope ) PUBUC NOTICE
P'BIDA Y • JAN. 4 LEO (July 2J·Aug.
22): Cycle blgb -be
BJ SYDNEY OllABB direct, independent and
exude confidence. Trust
ARDlJ (Mar. 21-Apr. your own deciaions. You
9): You decide wbat is meet people due to play
mport.anl -love wins. important roles in your
\ccent on emoUonal Ure. Go places, wear
eaponse1, algnlficant bright colors, express
hanges, speculation, self -love could knock
ajor adjustment in life you for a loop. And
tyle. Important visitor ')'ou'll love 1t! ..
a featured. Beautify VIRGO (Aug. 23·Sept.
urroundlngs, keep ~es-2 2) : EI em e n ts or
luUons conc~rnang mystery can be con-
mlly relationships. s lructlvely utilized
TAURUS (A~r. ~O Know it. act according-
ay 20)'. Obtam hint ly. Confinement ir. tem-
rom Ar~es message. porary -you soon re-
mpbas1s on home, ceive message that wall
roperty, determining be cause for celebration.
aaic needs, values. Gemini, Sagittarius
ome of your hopes, persons figure prom-
pirations are subject to i n e n t l y and so does
viaton. Older family the number 3
ember insists on reviv· I past situation. Main· LIBRA <Sept. 23-0cl.
iln balance define 22):. Accent on results of ' busmess venture. emo-rms.
GEMINI (May 21 ·
une 20): Relatives
ould look lo you -
ere are additional
eaponsibiUties. You
ave chance to prove
apabilltles, elevate
anding, to take advan-
1e ol investment OP·
ortunity. Capricorn,
ancer persons ft.eure
romlnently.
CANCEll (June 21·
uly 22>: Empbuu on
ayments, conaolida-
on, reaching a1ree-
ent wtlh mother or
tber, older authority
e. You can be rld of
aiQg propoatUon.
efuae to be leaned OD
one who cares leu
your welfare, whole
otlYes are strictly
lfllll.
ll on a 1 rulfillmen l.
dreams that come true
-Virgo, Aquarius
persons figure pro-
minently . Amldst
somber arrangements,
happenings, you gel
news which uplifts,
raises spirits. Perceive
potential. Adversity is of
temporary nature.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-
Nov. 21): Obtain valid
hint from Libra
message -push
forward on business
transaction. Some plans
are upset. This will work
to your ultimate advao·
ta1e. Know it, attend to
detaila, keep on course.
maintain reputallon,
honor. One in position of
authority aclmowled1es
billties.
SAGrrr.uuvs <Nov.
22-Dec. 21): Accent on
Jl.C.Liori. -~o:mHmi~ a-
tion lines open, there is
empbasia oo publiahlng,
education, .distribution,
deals in connection with
foreign nations. Gemini,
Virgo and another Sagal·
tar Ian figure prominent·
ly. Written message will
eradicate dilemma.
CAPRICORN CDec
22·J an. 19): Review
prionties. check values.
discuss financial pros-
pects with one who
shares your basic in-
terests. Taurus. Libra.
Scorpio natives f1gure
promlnently. Key is to
dig beneath surface in·
dicalloos. Combine
diplomacy and
persistence. Money sur-
prise is due.
Send notices to Club
Calendar. Dolly Ptlot, P 0 .
Boz 1560, Co•ta Meaa , CA
92626. lncla.IM JIOUr name
and phone number .
Notice. mutt be in our
ha1wU Owee weeka in ad·
vonce of on event.
To req~•t a pacture.
write or call the Feature
Department, 642-4321,
between 2 and 5 p m
Photo reque1ta ore
honored on a~ ovatlo-
blt ba.N.
· Engogem~ al\nounct·
ments. unth black·and·
white gloSfll o/ the future
bridt or the couple. m tut
be recelutd by the
rtotvret Qtpartment .n.r
wttka be/Ure the weddmg
dote.
C'est Si Bon Bakery
(It• lo Good)
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mail in the COUpOn belOW 10 llrleG <.-1. or IO pr.--wttfl N•lt<e h -•Ir( 9•~-llWI IM Ille "40<._1 .o..cller\ lo --. 8eerd of Trwlt .. , o f '"" C04ll Car~Non:l-.,,,fT14)975-2125 de,.19 .. •d •• os. vo" •••"'•" C--V~0totr1<1o10.-
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Farrar Mid lnapectlom bad
beeD ~eel OD i. ol tbe WO BoetD17 ~ Ol)9rated by U.S.
carriers that requlred tbe cbeck.
Jeanette Alvarado, 8, shown after her selection as the
1980 poster child for the Easter Seals Foundation, is in
ralr condition at a San Antonio hospital today after she
was shot in the head during a New•Year's celebration. No arrests have been made in the case.
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MIOO.
T•ESSA M. tllttOOS. ~of
CHI• -~. C.. PH-••eY Oft J_,-., 7. ,_, M u. 41119 of 1$ SM " Mltvt-,,., 2 --.ie-llr~ of ..._.ytv...i• -AlcNnl llrlott of
-Von. I Qr-Nici PYln .. 1 .... 1
ly -VlcH -· -t-.n.M ••• et Arll1>9ton Hello,..1 C•m•t•rv
P ierce tlrotllers Bell tlroeClwey
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G<evelll• IOnleft will .,. -• l"eclllc View ~-••• Perl< 011 J........., •. l1IO .. , OOPM.
SCOTT
WAAllEH A. SCOTT, '"'-~ ,,.,,,. c. ,,__,°" J.,._., '· '"° s.w-.1.... ,,., "" wife """9tte d•"9"'•" ,.,,,, Out ...... ...ci s.....:.
Fon11a99" -J Wendeftl-. llileM M Olrlsll ... 81.wia! will.,. .. kl., Frt-ci.v. J~ 4, ,_at II· JO.AM et Ow
Ledy Ouffn of Angels Cetllollc
Olwdl, ..._, llMcfl. ca. Vlsltetlotl wtll ... trom 7:GNOM 1o 9'00f'M _.,
et tlle Padlk V'9w Olilpet, ...._,
9Nclt. ,,. , .... .,. Wlltftb ... lieu of
-.. <~ ... ,,...,. .. eoy.· T-. l"acllkVl9wMat1uervdWKton.
BrideWdes
Widmoor, 71, mtched
YADKINVILLE. N.C. <AP) -A rett,.ed
Yadkm County farmer who advertised in
newspapers for a wife UunkB be may have been
ditched by the woman be chose lo become his
bride
Robert L Evans, 71, says he hasn't beard
from Beulah Hutchins Brewer aince they klssed
good night almost two weeu ago.
THE COUPLE RAD PIANNED TO apeod
Christmas together with Evans' relatives and had
talked ot 1 New Year's Day wedding.
v .. .., of ,,...... •1t1e -..... -------------w1ere11 of -d Wer I a.towed ''I'd take her yet, if ahe'd promiff to behave,"
says Evans. lluli..MI of Mtftllle O.Sllene eftd
bretllff of Herry ~ ol Gr•• Velley, <:a. ~ ~ wlll 1M
lleld ledey et 1 OOPM et Pierce e,_n Slfthhl' ~ 1m..-
wt11 IM lfl ~ SMefoenl c-1ery
Pl•ru IEniot.,." Stnllh•' Mor1u••v OirKton. U!~~
JANIE J IESTE!>. realdeftl of ..._, liMcJI. CL ,.._ _,, .,
J-ry '· , ......... HolC>lt.M Siie I• _,,,_ 9' I -Jeae CO--of
llil"1t• """'· Selltll CMolll'MI -devthler Uvre Jelle A•ene Of
Newport •••ell, Ce anf I
e<et«lll-.._ .. M-. -et °"' Ledy "' -car.... .. 1 OOf"M .. .,_.....,, J_., l. ,.. ·-· ......... ~ ~ C-Wry.
~lftt'Oft llMcll. Ce Smltll & TllWll
W..kMtf 0-4 ~ dl!'9Ct0n _.._ ..........
JAMI'S H ICENHEV, ....._,'f of ,,.,,,.,ee......,-v .. ~
ll. "" ....... of ,., s..rv-.,.,
1111 wtte f""" ~of Dvt!I•. Ce . '°"' 0.fti.t ol Dwl4ec>. Ca • Petrlcli S.
of MeWra, Cl , Mel1l, Jd>ft..,. J-
ell al "''""'°· Ca.. OWQllten a.ti!._ tlorre of CNllO, Ca • ---, K._y of,,,.._, Cl., gr..-nlldnft -• $ill.,. Olive 0.11h o1 1,._._, C.
Mu• ot Cll•l•ll•n eurl•I •Ill .,.
u•e'-eled °" l'rlc»y, J--, •. t• et 10· otAM al 0vr L.edY 0..... of
Aft941h Celllellt CIMHtll, H•wporl -..11.ca.~--....,,u•• et9,_..c;...,..._......, .. T....,.. ...,,,,.,,.n_..,, ..... , __
will h '" S4 ~,.,. •• C..-lery, ~--Ca..,_ c-.. ~
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........ '--Mlo•OQw~
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CYLYOA MAR CRLLIOTTl
SCHOlAfln.D. ....... "' v ...... c. ,......, ,..,.. .. Qrst!ol!t ZA, rm
~MOftUdJU
l.ag~BHch
·~15 ~·· Sen Juan C.~treno 496-tne
MADOI LAW........r. OUYI
Mortu.y • C.nwtety
~enwtory
1625 Gia!« Ave.,
C.O.taMeu
S4()..5554
tALnm.6o.. ...... ~
840-a4~
eo.UIMeea
87:MM50
...ca11onm1 l&L laOADWl.Y
MOtl"IVAH 1f0&n.dway
Coetli Mtsa '4H150
IMlnt. TUTML4.
MOITUAIT ..sra. .. CIW'IL Mott..-y • Cren.ttona
4Z1 E. 17th SL
c::-:::--
CCC'IEUS
' PROGRESS
SACRAMENTO CAP)
-The California
Conservation Corps, one
of Gov. Edmund Brown
Jr. 's pet projects, has
&iven legislators a 118-
pa e e report full of
reaaona why its life
should be ext.ended.
The CCC, which hires
young men and women
to work oo conservation
pPojects, says it bas
completed approximate·
ly 1,440 projects slnce
January 1.977.
B.T. Collins, the pro-
gram's director, said
that resulted in $1.20 in
benefits for California
for every $1 spent on the
corps.
Deat
Elaewher~
OAKLAND <AP> -
Geeqe WM. 78, presi-
dent of the Peralta
Medical Foundatioo and
Eul Bay Health Foun-
daUoo, died Tuesday at
Peralta Holpttal ...
RANCHO MIRAGE
CAP> -Academy Award -wtnnlna
compoaer Adolpla
D••l•ela, who wrote
ICOfH for IUCb fUm
ch11lc1 11 "Tbe
Malt .. • f'alcoa" and
"Hl1b Slarr1," died
Tunday ol aa apparent
beart 1ttact at bis
Tbu9.derblrd Country
Clubbome.
Evans can't call her because her telephone
number i1S unhsted and be doesn't ltnow where she
lives because she moved recently.
When Evans. known to tus friends as "Mr.
Bob," advertised for a wife, he specified bis
vrdrret1ee tor "u nic.: · wum1111, bWlt weii, not
particular about age, should be ab~ to dnve
automatic car, be able to tend larae 1arden."
HE BF.CEIVED ABOUI' 75 KESPONSES to
his advert!Aement before settling oo Mn. Brewer,
who visited Evans on a dare.
Evans has been a widower for more than two
years and Mrs Brewer's husband died earlier this
year . Evans says simply. "I'm getting tired of
staying by mysel! "
Cnvered Bridge
Labor of Love
ROANOKE, Va <AP> -The covered bridge,
spanning a Roanoke County stream, is 70 feet long
and s urprise• the countryside. It is massive,
nostalgic and magnificent .
Morton Brown bullt 1t -down the hill from the
home he designed himself -because. be said. be
always wanted one .
"l'VE BEEN, I RECKON YOlJ NIGHT say, a
nut about covered bridles.·· explained Brown, a
57·year-old retired paint contractor.
Kia bridge La 17 feel ull at the peak and made
of sawmill oak, the nalla driven into the ereen
wood while it wu still nallable wit.bout drill.a.
The brid~e took alx monlha to build and Brown
didn't do it alone. He had plenty ot help, be slid,
but a lot of the Ul\ln1 and nailin1 of the heavy
1reen oak he did himself.
"Boy, you sure can 1et some mashed finaers ,"
be aald. ''I've Just about 1ot my ftqemalla back."
Brown talka reverently ot covered brtdles.
80 FAR A.8 RE KNOWS, 818 covered brldee
11 the fint built In Vlr1lnia ln 59 years and the 10th
In the state.
Brown reaearcbel covered bridlea u careful·
ly ·11 he bullda them.
He bad copied a puaa1• from "Covered
Bnd1es In the Mld-AUanUc &.lei" that quotet a
1entleman explalnln1 why bridees were covered in
the laat century:
·'Our brtctees were covered, air, for the sam~
...UCNOTICE · re11on that our be Ilea wore boopsklrts and
crlnoline1 -to protect lbe atructural beauty that --~-------• ii seldom seen, but nevertbeleaa appreciated."
THE 8TRl1CTlJBAL BEAUTY of Morton
Brown'• brl• 11•1M1uty be saw blmNlf .
''I JUlt ftud lt the way I wam.d It,•• be 11Jd.
The floor ol the br1dte la four lDdMs tblck, part of an old 1tate b.tpway system tnlll bridle
that Uled to spa.a another at.ruin. Tbe steelwork ot
tbe old bridle 11 bosed ID now by tbe oe.k.
Unl1ke IDOlt covered brtdc•. Brown'• 11 open It the bottom.
"I wanted to leave tt alrJ," be uJ4.
MOit covered b~u doe't bave fflllDCJ, Brown'• brtda• dote, tbe plekfa, a. altftat. 4ict bet-.eD 1trat1ht and ........ Bron wUted
the altemaUnJ effect. ._.,,,....11tl Wit.bout it, bt Hid, "tt would look U.ke a IUft
bUTal"
'; : • . • " ' •
. ...
• ... .
MISS PEACH
~ . -.-
SHOE
MOON ,MULLINS ·
• r
~ .• ' "Mottrrrry didn't .. mt toting that peppermint
!~.. candy. Wonder how she knew I cftd?" . '
DENNIS THE MENACE
by J.tf MacNelty
by Ferd & Tom Johnson
ot>C>-I WH,AT's OC>P?
DON'T
RfMEM~R
MErnN~
1-1/M-t
TUMBLEWEEDS.
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esc:APS1ll
'
DRABBLE
~. tJo'ZM»l, l ~to!fEO
10 1'@.ll( 'b.J ~ ·nu 1'
to~NA1ioN SMOt::E
ll.A~M ANO ~rEf:
tr1AU~ '10v b01' MC
i;oR C::1AR1sm AS !
I lbJ1-f' fl~E: OV'f
~w rf IUO«JC'S, ANO
I f{EAU.~ OtlhJ'T"
N€£.0 Ot.lE, 6Vr
fMAMKS AN'lu.ll'I !
.FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE
DR. SMOCK
PICK IT UP
IMMEOIATEL. Y
ANO THR°""
IT AWAY
A Lf1't)O.JK. 'll'E IAKTTIEST
llt!NG HE SM>ALL.
~HING-~·~
Pll\CE ~ t1tf'fE y•
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lOUN1'~l
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by Ktvln F..-
by Lynn Jobtston
HE WENT10 HfS
PLACE Flt<> I u:NT
1't> HINE -
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f I I I •• LI I • L I
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l.80111.1 ·--3 bedroom, •ln&le story oa a prime
inside lot, Uy car'peted, clraDed, painted..:.~ w~Upapered and Ufid !
Whew! UWIMll"I have a new bouae ln
mind: chance for buy .. to make a
neat IM.\Y. Prelented at ssso.ooo. ·
lJ,_.l()lJI: t1()Mf:S
REAL TOR~ 875-8000
2443 Eat Collt Highway, Corona del Mw
Private. gated entry opens to
exquisite, elegant tree-covered
courtyard. Glassed-wall entry
to living room hosts crackling,
wood-burning fireplace, 3-
Giant size bedrooms, den, and
maid's quarters. Gourmet
garden kitchen, steps to
crystal sand and tennis courts.
20% Down & Owner will
finance the balance. Call
673-8550
CHEllFUL COM Dll'LIX
Walk to beach & shops; each 2
bedroom cottage bas wood.
burning ft.replace and patio!
Owner wUl help finance. Call
DOW 673-8550.
STIPS TC> llACH Private patio eaten to charm-
ing 4 Bedroom Beach home;
slump-stone & tile, fireplace,
step-saver roomy kitchen, feel
the ocean breeze oo terrace off cozy muter suite. All tb1a for
$139,900. Call DOW 673-8550.
673-8550
,.---------
' ~.O ·;THE REAL
~ESTATERS I ..; -------------___ __./_
'
llf.WPllT IEACll .191111
Siii.ES PAD fl!RSOMA111W •ftCI $62,500! For tbe sD18.ll or large investor.
AlmOlt new Nonhwood Counselors: David Rotertns. Jean
Condo! Full Prlce Wheeler, Van Councelman, Ru•b
-.s>O!! Youna Sine* Lund. Doris Waterman. Bill Goodrich • Ccqlles type compla balU t.ean.1a. pool, ape. and Frantz Clark, wish YoU a pro-
bWiardl, volleyball • sperous New Year.
ocu.tROMT. mare! Uolt la up,raded Call for appointment. no charge. too. Take advaota1e1 c:oeo
2 Bdrma.. 2 batba;
eecurtty bid&. Vacant;
lmmed. oecupe.ncy. &lb. caraee. rm.ooo
cau ,.., m.1100. 4GIU19""' •Ill •U19 •an
"",..1119• •I\,..,,. •orw ... , · 1C.1L~~!!!!~--~~ca~~!!!~iiiii~ l•Billfl ~ "~~ f73..a3 m.8ll:aC Evee
assQciated roor ~c!'t., bath mllvaf LOAN alncle atoc'Y home wtl.b Two-Story 5 Br. 3 ba.
maay upgr1ldes lnclud· Al.malt 3000 aq ft. 8Adt iDI new pluah carpetin1 Bay loc. ~ wW belp
and fresh paint. C1oee to fi.aaoce. Alkinc Sl2:5,000.
••A&BTATI Nmr ... .., 9q ft a.ome
OD ~ acre. 4 Bdrma, 3
batba. Vaulted wood a-m ceihn,p.
BP•Y>< fl''> PfllL TOPS
2 ~ • ""• ••J•t" • •.J t ' ] "'t. I
acboo1s .net recreation. N1B llALTY
Top neighborhood. FuU 546-0ll4
Jdee for ~ family
ownenbip. l270.000.
*VETS* ~~,:=
LOANS TO Sl00.000
pri ce $118,900. Call
'1Sl~
C::SELECT
T'PROPERTIES
LOW INT. RATE. Let ua -------• show you bow to Quallf y. T• to led C.,.t w.a.w.. 754-1202
DO YOU
OFFER A SERVICE!
Let the public know with
-.t in the ~ Pilot. Serrice DiredCl'J. It can
COit you u little as $1.89
per day. For more ln·
formation and complete
r'llla call 142-5618.
Redhill~Re3lty
1.llhl Kt'.tll\ l lll llt'
b7 3 7300
. ~ •ti,... .. ... • .
UDO
3 Adrml... i. Mu.. with
lepel'a1e apt. On Lido
fale. Ownes-Vf!rY flexible
OD ftnaDcing. A real steal
at IQ>,000, or make of.
fer.
macnab I Irvine
realty
A SUBllOtARY OF
TitE IAVINE COMPANY
NEW HOMES
NEWPORT BEACH
Priced from $340,000 incl. land! ! 29
new executive homes in Westcllff
Grove soon to be completed. One &
two stories. Approx. 2500-3400 sq.ft.
SALIS OfRCI OPIM DAILY
11 A.M.-DUSIC
Wetklff At 0..... Drfft
646-5"2
642-tllS
Mt Oowr Ori~
If you have a
Dally Piiot Want Ad
appearing tomorrow,
pleeae cut out this
recipe •.•
••• You may not
have time to cook.
Six·Betl atltf Rice
AU Ingredients are combined
In a large sklllet -2"-cups
Minute rlee, 1 can (16 oz.) Whole
tomatoes, 1 can ns oi.> chlll con ume without beans40 1 cup
water, s tablespoons butter or maro•rlne, 1~ tabltapoons minced onkM1 and Y2 teaspoon
Malt. Bnno to a boU, stirring f,.
cauenuy;1;5'fnmtr over "*'um hNt untJI r~ II t~ stfl'.J'fng
occatloiteHy. en abOUt 'mtnutri thlt easy entr" Is readY to
serve with tortlllM or n :fUUna ~ for tacos, and there's enouoh to
utJ1fv flw hungry NI~
OCIAMVllW!
VenailJa.PoDfboae. ul·
tra deluze • Im ·
maculate! 2 Bdrma.. 2
blltha • lrpk. + com-auut1 amenities. Will
tr.de . "OC' help f1naoce ! UB.s>o! ..... ..,Prop. .....
•'75-7060.
PAIKLIDO COteOS
:. : ~ • Bi.tim-w ;-jJOOJ,
Jae., "aauoa. haoramic coutal view
In beeutitul San Dieto.
SLmtiQ at IM.900 wtt.b aotJ ~ down.. 11..875 ln·
...._ Take advantqe
d u.e low prices. Sales office open lOAll· to
ckllk. 35411 Del sm Blvd, s. vwwo. n4,,_...
ASSUMWILOAN
Sharp 3 Bdrm bome with
an aaaumable lll and
seller will cany 1aS. No
quaht)'tq, and priced at only UOl,188. C all m..sm>NOW.
CALL'44-7ZI I
....
Yl.U•Of
MOllTKWOOO
IW CUSTOM
NOMI
This qualJtr bome
features 4 bedroom&. 2~ Datbl, famil1
room. triple 1arace w i opener , gaa
appliance• wltb
mi c rowave ,
t'o mpa t'tor ,
di s hwasher .
continuous c.leanins
oven BeautJruJ Wed
bath, ~ar shake
roof. wood 1ldla1
and much more.
Assumable loan
ready to move ln.
Offtted at SllUOO.
RCTc1y 1sx~~
.. ,i •. ,, ,,.
llE
111111 1~11n ca.
OVER SO YEARS OF SERVICE
MIWPOIT llACH I
-CAMYOM Moat Gtaclou.1 Veraallla Modi!I. Wide,
Wlndln1 Suspended Stalrc ... t>verloolla
Marble Entry " Spacious Uvtq Room.
Superlative Four Bedroom. hu And
One-Hair Bath Home. Ele~1ant Clttular
Garden Kitchen. Den Wt'1 . Huie
Master Suite. Lusurtoua J aa Marble Balh1. VJew Of Golf Course. Call For
Appointment. '74UOO.
MIULOUI T WODIL 1NI RUFfl
Rar• Jl'oui' Bedroom Wltb Hute Countty
Kitchen • FamilJ' Boom. ~ Larp Bonua Room Wttb Batb. Two Story. Dtoiq
Room Wltb Wet aar. Otramlc 'Die btruoe.
Cmtom 0npee Is W~papen. Pailol P'or E~. Lecea.ct Oa If._, ar..tbelt.
All Thia 1Mludh•1 The Land. ms.ooo. A
"Joy ()(Newport" UaUq.
ti)
=.=n ...
•• .HAS SA•H Of"B•ees
Assure yourself a -•PP>' 1180; dedJcated real estate penona_can
increase Income even In a down
..,arbt.
Vlalt our beautiful new office at
comer ~ Bristol ls Redbll1 Rd. or call:
75&-022JI or 951-5782
We bave several plans designed with
you in m1nd. Alao neweomer'• plan.
Do it today!
'IAYFllONI'
We have several fine homes
with pier & slip
PINIMSULA POINT
Newly decorated 4 bdrm. family
home. Close to ocean. $325,000
B. TOIO HOtSI COUM1"IY
4 Bdrms., 3 baths ; ranch style,
mini-estate in orange groves.
$249,,500.
BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR
't .. f' ,j. :Jt•J• "• f'., t,/ J blf.Jl
ntlMcCOYS
AllDPECI ..
)QI to see ad fall in love
wltb lbelr beautiful
Pacmetter bome wtucb
la l:n a ~ locaUon.
UvallWtr al 1t '• beat
wtlh -ncel'eal floor t!;:,Jadad1a1 a •e· bedrooma wtt.b a ~ aDut« auile,
COCF rU'eplace, formal dimal RIGID and ftt ber.
Top abape. (only
Sl3UJO) Call f'79..S370 to-
1 dQ ! '
l
'AtLSTATE
ltEAl.Taa
SUFOll*IS
Eegant 2 Br c:cndo over.
looking all of the
Newport ~·iN'. Ex·
t'ell e nt location . c.oa.,a.u ealttt&ulmeol
"re c reallonal amend w Owner pro-
nded nnanctn1 at a low
~----BALBOA ISLAND
REALTY m..-roo
W'GIADID
Ml5A DB. MAil
1lm lr1 3 Bdrm T·P1an
i...u--~. paint ia1ide, paper.
carpets 6 patlo. The
~5K~. AJJ-
~ "' 1Jlt and JO' (0 2Dd. Owner may eon· •YOU ••der ard. hU Pri<'e ba"9 a~ aoofter cw aio.ooo. Oall-.allO
llXdatoml. plaeean ad . r;,:.r:.,.. D ~ P_' 1.0~ C:: SELECT
Pbamto.lm. ~PROPERTIES
~Coldwell Bar1ker
~
ENJOY COltOMA Da MAI Walk to the beach from your cbannin& newly-built Cape Cod 3
bedroom home with large country
kikben, 2 fireplaces. 2 patios & a
deck. Enjoy summer year round!
$349,000.
FIOllT IOI IAYFIOllT-¥U
S.C.ttr W1•1 a. • pre1Ht1M1 ... "C •••••• -..... ..,. "' ..........................
llllJW.JMlt~-...... ......
..._., ..... 67Mt00. 1371.doO.
n APPUl. COLDlllAl./CAPE COD
.. '. • t:
***
OAK GLEN
1Ul'Nt/4--CN.Y ......
0. a QW9t CGMIHac ~--~..,.... flplc ud ·bmel-... . .-mn dMa • &dim • /plot.
landtcaplnf and the
OVER 100 IN·HOUSE LISTINOB.
EveryWna from boUle8 & fourpla•
to hlU'e* wtt.b nearly ~~them tn·
come propert!e1. Call one~ our pro-
fn•kJnal ltaff. Large enoulh to .erve,
tmall moulb to care.
9UAIL PLACE ,.Of•rm. IMC.
17141712-1920 ..... New llr ..... aba,
1-.d pat.lo, dbl pr,
near abo,., tlll lad
........ afttpm. ~~l~J prlu. CALL
QUKX CC::' I •IT•w. 644-7211 ..... 1700 Costa II••• du:;::, .......... SlJ.000 EASTSIDE Jr. Ezec.
Pca.t.cefamra,llw.
1 ~ be, fncd. '1"d. plb • ....................... ,,_ sm.ooo. MMC7t .
LOW IMl'9IS1" kki1 OK. 1 bill to .e:Ma •
._.Lu•n t' I h...._., Yrd. pool II wtr. IDd'd.
TlllDI OtW' low a...... ..... 2.400 1151 mo. • ~ IA ••
rmta IDm! Sneral cbaice .... ,,., ..... •••••••••• Mr. Wood. l&Z--1"0 or
Jncnd1ble lhMmdq oa 1· z bedroom condo l•-------•I •'JUGO brw1 ..,.. l2llO 1q. 1t. law • popular Spr-FOR UASI -------a..-.... 1050 view IM>me in lAmoo ~ commaaity JD New z becboom z tm.a. ......... Dr, 2 ear pr.,
EASTSIDE -··•-••••••••••• Reifbta area of No. · l..Ma, atreama. bome. lllHion Lake1 ..,,r ttpt, new paint, Lltlure World. Oat. 14 1WtiD Hlllll. 5~ down, team.,lmbladcapiq. eo.iatry Club. Golf· ence, ao !MU, $UO.
P _, , ,_ ,_.___. ...... __ Procnsr.-. ._._ __.. D.a ···uU •D7.
$89 anorauuc v ew. 3rd ..,... auW'J'_, ........ etc. Pbaaetoday (llria.ooly) -....-..... au .... Y 1--------' 500 Door, YWa Nueva, 2br 1213.000. 731-Gl. Ast. $46.14M <Bn*er) landacaped, no mun-EASTSIDI
Dlatlnctlve new 2 ~ 2ba, ~ A/C. aft BAYSllORES. 3 BR 2 Ba, GonblTrtpp. 'm:'&u~Rd. Brand new 3 BR, 2~ Ba ~~m, 2111 ba con-i1~ioa a-.Io;:r:;· Tpm. dea. family rm. a .ooo. NrlJ VALUE =~.~rty 2000 DIMrtHotipnop ~· :cai; ~t. uuwuuuma.197.990. lllny! CaUMS-flel . Call631·5R llftut ••••••••••• 2JS.371.1.572 p c • I y I •
2.mEldenAve,C.M. Nl.,..tleodt 10'9 6-UXIUMITS microwave. Pool. tdmia.
842-6734 "••-••••••••••••••••• WANTEDHOMES Al $81,900. De1lreble PIU'.MEEASTSIDE,Cll -5. mo. Daya 846-4212; 10.25 DIST Havelnveatonlookingto LAUREL W 0 0 D ZBdnmeacb. DIVORCE! llUSTSELL! _eva_87S-0204 _____ _ SYCAMOIE&LEN 'Yo • buy unU1led Newport ~<>c>/s~.'1::i 111ESl'ARNESOO. Topu Lake area , * • •
IRAMDMIW FIMANCIM& Beach properties under pool anct tenni•·•-;:;;;:;;;:;:;m.:;;m;;:;1;:;;;;:;;;;;;;. Nevada. New 2·sty, Mk.t.a.tP.c.t Fabulous.larceSbc1,Z~ Lvly3bdrm,2ba,lmly SZS0,000. Prin. only HURRY!! •• l650ft. toe home. 3br, 2l•ln.aAve.
ba. Quality townbome home. SUnken Jiy rm p&eae! 48'7·5038. 2ba. bMvy aba.ke roof. Corona deJ Mar
condomi.D.IWDI. Only 8 •/bride fll>k!, trmJ din e>c.c.Aa-~ JRI DIEX 23) decl, wa&tt, septJc You are tbe wir>Der of available .. oe-..... 30 . rm. 2 patioa. blt·in BBQ 1-1 '"f"L tank all in. Leve! l u c. ._ti ........ _ ,_..,. val• .... ) · .. ..,.,.,. "" MJOO 11.owia you into a PLUS separate aue1t 2 Bd.. CODdo w t sli.P. Good roeda. wu 1119,.500 t;" ..--.. ..--..., ~~;.;;~~;;;;;;;;;;}is.ataMMAnaMA_ve._.,_~---~ tflQ 2Br home located :l::!~~/own bath. lOV.% inl. $191,SOO. UM8£1 lllAll£T aluhed to SSl,SOO for c-...yecatto.
• -ISTATI Culs .. .__ •ear So . Cout ~ii:r.-la-r2"'°'"·~·IJOI. Lg 38r. 2Ba unit. -ale!~ or. "'"i.'iv-
• ;?t'it"::.a;:.': ~·.;.~~~·:. ~!:1Jl~.~ ~~.fi:l~:1!_lf1\tl ~-~.~~...... !f~~~:..:a il::.r""~ ..... --~~.:., ~~rt;: ~~JraOWDer· Call =-Ia~=~uy°!'!~ (~l~'MliJ§ljrnj HARBORVIEWHOMES =:---1100 :~~es~~recau8:: °":CS:: 2600 n~~claim«i r ~~m:,k: ~!!~!!!!!!!!~ small investor to get into Real Estate Le. s bd. Landscaped ·-··················· dt'lails --;;~~:·; ~ cail.m.& 642-.5fml, ext.
kind". Larse home with OCEAN YIEW ~ °":~: t!:: I S239.900. Fee. Patrick COST A MESA (7141 146-5502 pos11ble duplex w in
4 bdrma. aeparale CONDO will help finance ;;;;;;;;;.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-. Tmore.631-1266. Nice 2Br ~b. clean oomcpotmt.Jal.fortrade ~~quarters, formal 3 Bed, 21h bath qualified buyer Call Mr C.M. Pan. nr aboppina or sale In Gunnison. ---rm. family room. Pool &Jacuz.z..t Mcees 751.&967 BIG cu•yoN & bcb. low space rent. IC"r.':l"n-~"ll Ol&orado Will consider Ii brat)'. bar, 4 adobe Sll7..SOO A.. M s 11 . 5 o o <Dz 5 1 4 3 ) ~iliiiifilli•liilflii!gl trade ID the be.aeb are lb "--'·-... _, _ __. .. , a• ...__ 11-.L..t. I 026 Speaaeu.lar toll course REAL TORS C: .,__. u.~. •.....wcu .,us, 541-4100 -..--Tortcue Mobile Homes ...,.... mquanea to Tom pool, •pa, aourmet ••••••••••••••••••••••• estate. 8600 sq.ft. 4 to 6 m8421 ~~~~~~~~ Hene.Sey, PO Box UMI. ldtcbm. 7.ooed and room MARIHIT A Bdrma. si,, baths. Pool --------La c.an.cta. CA 91011
for bones. Wlll help GARAGE SALE~in Spectacular hilltop andspa.SI,296.000. r:nJ.os::~. --MO-B•ILE-H•O•M-E-• CJO/o ltd&tde mw.:.~:Ho.., ~=t.~:iaceyO:; ~to20=.'tl~ TH£ STARNES CO. pamiveSbr,4~babome. BUY·SELL RENT· Only 25% down oo this W• d ·lllC.~~~~~6~7~Ut~~OO~ ::::~~~d, ~one Rd & Calle La Prima 673-7761 ~ze lot. Owner ~.:Ese.. ~e~ ~I f~~Y -----·-··•••••
-Yer&. $1.t8,000 to ~.000. 8 I G c A N y 0 N . ""°' wtlw c...... balance at K for 4 yrs. Tr~~=r~r •........................ _IMllll-I &11-3540;493-4006Bklr. Prestigious Jbr. 3ba, All 3 Br. 1111 Ba units . ...._ __ · ,. ... • • US 661 I 02 I ... ,.. 10 my apartment ......... .._.. 1040 teWPORT co u n l r y cl u b a t · ~ • Yearly income $18,200. W&. Get c.ub flow tu ••••••••••••••••••••••• LJIRll.!.Hl'S mosphere, carefre ~~~~~~~~ OYer' SlOO pr mo apenda-shelter apprec1at1on SIA ~ y nu.r townhouse livin1. Both a TOIO ta PU1I price SlllUOO ~.-Ml:liB 3 bdrm + deo. L&e lot avail. now. lar i.nspec·
BeauWW 3br, 2ba, Q>o-w1room for boat or RV. tian. 1J72 Hillcrest 20d0, 3Br. ~ fl€UIG€
do. W/aee 1ate. pool, st.orqe, newly painted Callimrnedtately. 2.Ba,AC.~laeoo1pt1ce t ~it .... ~~'.'Clloy~ interior-, w-vveJ • ., .,. ~ r:tt.:=et:t~-.sr..ar~-t ~ I ~,, -··-··••••••••!• Cl1a. ~walk to tbe mo1phere, aecladed nr Lake Foreat ...._.,_ htul
t..cb. pmjo"baclryrd, cloeeto <JPH41-7) Torto11e m:sw O>utHwy.NB ···--••••••••••-••••
Part Place Inc. 842·7481 ewrylbing' A bome to 21 Mobile Homea 9'7U421 Ms.4646 -...a w.d l I 06 NICI & MEAT ~...:.._ Donm'l1 let It slip by ~ 1--------El.TORO AREA -••••-•••••••••••••
--J--16511 yrty lae zi,., br. 2 ba. ~. 1 ~ba, near sh la. Mlwport c..t.r •EXCITING• MJcxmn110-Pleus tp, w o bkup, 1 car ape dqJpin& Ill fwy acc:eaa. 640-SlS7 Oaeorbotb 2J.M6.1171
Priced at only S85..SOO. -.. -AA-y Pnme 1 year o6d Part Place,Jnc. 842-7481 Real FA late _..._.. ~ 1 • .,ft......._ VllWHOMI Localed In Shorecliffa .._....._, Rllr *-'511
.... Oc...wJPool! CREATIVE c.ountry Club Partc. A 4•-s1-""'-
2IOO 1q. fl. 3 bd. + booUI --------FINANCING beautiful 34sl4 Vlkinc ~ --. C-e $1'11.9115. Palrlck tewHOMIFOll ~·s finest planned Jbne. W/everythma in· -~Qua1&1Dr11DIC II ,&.11·1266 llACHPIOPLI communhyolSeavtew. 3 eluded. Ocean view ....., .... .ayon • · ·
2900
apU decor furn.
•••
Y 1185 Nr-Ocun Dlx
Newer-LI 3Bd 2~Ba 2sty
AU Amen Vac IJ4&..l03S.
KIDS /P£TS ()I(
F.AST'SIOE 2 BR. $495; 1
BR.~ Gange.
642-2510 or 848-t848
Br House, $525 /mo.
Federal. aout.b ol Vlc-
tona. M'1·311.S, 1132-8018 •
Eastside , 38r. 2Ba,
fenced yd , 1 blck to
schools. gardener.
PIO/Mo SS&-17:11.
2be. fp&c, j8C\1Ui, eMc:
car. A 'C. TRI w ··•· 1npet, lmmac. $750.
7S1 .... ------
1 Br dpl.x, II yard. Ava.iJ
1mmed ·S330 1 mo .
SlllJ. 7900. 840-7114
a..E.AN 2BR w /end pr,
l3l!O mo Adu.Ill, No pets.
773 W Wlllon 831-41189.
..... ,_ 1 ..... q··-"ty ..... It Bdrm decorator home above FAtrella Golf & .. -~-tt.!._~owc u:u:t -.. ~ ..... .,... bwlt around central Country Club S .......,,....,~VllX'
custom 4 bdrm home la atrium. Masterswtebas Oemente • an F1PSl79COwner1Agt
nearing completion and custom loft & Oak spiral 5"CIAL IUY 556-7777 Ideally located, steps sta ircase. Custom .,._ ........ 1
REALTORS
Pnv palJo Water6&as 4Br,2ba,2sty,familyrm
pd. SZ25Mo. '4&-5330 w /frpk. lee fncd back
7015
t,,~B ... 6
lrom the ocean. ~king jacuui pool wtcanyon & """a"""v MX$2 Keywest 4 Unita/CM. Coata Mesa . -.... 500 e 'I-'-C1J72) Mobile Home in Su ~ Y. ourwoffe~. ~U city lights view d~ly Laiuna Hll.l.s. nlceal s 1265.000. bject to 1031.
.,.,.. 1044 ....................... . ..................... .
off master suite. Ex· star park. 7slS encl St6-M97or63S-C71n <•• d S«).ll51 foe special de· teDBive use of brick, ~ mirrored doors --------....... •••••••••••••••• taill. wrought iron 6 pro· • • 4 Plex (or aa1e by Owner. 1 _______ _
fesslonal landscaping. wood interiors, 3"" SlTI.500. Groas income
Don't bu" a home In Toa air coad. 2 spacaoua U.000 llu.st ld.l! Prill· .. MIWPOIT ICH
3202
tN~PAU
l-.00M
A well localed single ~ llanoYer plan witb deilghtful greenbelt
view. Just ~ at oo.ly
$la,.OOO.
CALL QUICK
644-7211
/Jn lHCif.L
liML[ Y &
fSSUCJ/\I ES
Distincff•e
·'.: .• HERITAGE
REALTORS
UNDAISU
2 Beautiful Well AoPoint· ed On tbe Water
Properties. '"5.000 6 12-1 million. BJ appt.
*Cote Realty
& Investment
64f>.5777
Gnm ~~ ~ i-._-.-IPOll-lrT ... HEKHn'S __ _
mmt you drive up; ita Charmin& apaelou1 2 at.rkr _. inteior ap-atory, s Bdrm, family.
s•••d0 •uJIPed of coo-dimnc room, Jarse Uvtn1 :.=:;raq eue and room.. llAlter 1ulte with · . 4 ~:1 .~ ba. 2 decb and 1pacloua
plm am. rm. i.ei ua .mtnared ha.tbs. Warm mo. you um ame to-...., brick uc1 atone.
da)'I Trub' a deeoraton d&-lillll. For detalll call •llSl
J Br's with bath+ dreu-..._,._.., ........ _.......... Fw h•rdl..tah Newport Beach prior lo me area. walk in clioeeta. -....., ....... -·-· Pmimu.1a 2Br $.'5i50wntr seeing this one. 12% All for only $29,SOO. ~.a ---ftn.tncing avallable. IUI•-) ..._ .. ~ Onw.ceraBr,den$20llO
Call Red Carpet '"..,_ · Olrnel' ol Sa1mr • Van
m.18> CLASSIC Buren in Hunlinaton
MOllLI NOMI BIUc:h ISMS10.
SALIS WIS1CUFP 2108 Barbor, Ste 20f.A 4 & l DWI.a clou1 and well 540-1937 SleSta to beach, ocean
cecL On one of t.be ~~~~~~~ ._, dean and ahatp. atnetaintbearea. -$231,SOO. Owner wl11
Bdnmand3batbswtth COST'& MES& carry entire balance lar1e family kitchen. A A wt&baormaldown. ~~=·to show ~~=~ JACOBS REALTY =-~:e 67M670
Hoamm.IGl 642-5200
............
2 Br nr bcb S500
3 Br Zba, Dr bcb ~
2Br' pool. teuus S700
38r' pool, tennis S700 Lldo2 Br, Dr all 9115()
Ob water' Z8r 2ba ~ On ... 2 Br /den $1300
Obwat«, VIEW, lie z Br +den 122:1() 1-.... 3Br 2 ba '80()
SobaUt abort t«m on
8'Y ol the •boft. Alao, owmn a.1 fUndab.. was,. ... ..._.
~ 714/611·1400
c... ...... un .......................
yard.1575 754--0a18
2 Br condo nr. So. Cat
Plau Paoli. etc. Im·
mac c:ood. No cbildttn
or pees. $C2S. 1ess dis·
count. 963-7418; 83S-44C7
ellDI.
Mee 2Br. lBa, fncd yd,
eacl. 1ara1e. 2546
~.hie A. S315mo.
bl; last + $150 sec. se-ms
•New 2 br coodo nr. So.
a.t Plua. Pool. •Pll· M50 mo. 759·0217 ;
&'!3-974
~ 2 br, 1 ba. crpU,
drpa, gu ranie. 1 blk
lrom 17th St. aboppmc.
$.12S 548-.om.
2 Br. 1 Be. frplc. prdener
incl. Z cbUdnm OK. No
pets.S..5127
aw, 2ba, pool • jac.
1150110. Newly re-
decorated. 146-'.a or --
• 9385 ;~
' ~ 11T ........ 1UA.cr'-
SHOO. Down. New townboaM. a tir, fi1>1c.
•••ume balaoce • .....
· HFRITAGE
IH ,'\l Tt I~•, ---
Blllloa Pmln., I Ba. de, a .._ Hr •..... Qaia st..
llOO.Yeutx.
--------• Udo,~ I BR, den. 2 ba. Newly decor. '1000.
yeuty. 8'1Ulll ' • tmdo. ...... pool, c:mport. clbbM, 1 ~ba. Jr1'5 mo • .,.. 1111. WI Gnmdy, Realtor
2 •. 8 mm old, cbanniq Whalers Cove $575. IAYCllST
Avu.t now. cau ~m1 FAM& Y HOMI
orMMZll ql. 8"doUI' bdrm. + pool, ___ ......;; ____ • •ifvan Wells" 1-sty. home
2111', dbl pr, comp! OD bule Holiday Rd. lot.
privacy. "40. P'reably painted, spot·
m.TNO lem1Y clean. Wann • in-
Real lovely 2Br Coodo ~I· Avall. now a
w lrefrt&. Conv. to hwy I&
lhopa. $t10. 551-191'.
4Br. 2Ba. new crpt I&
palDt, lrl yard. 9800. •1211.. Eves, MUlll53.
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•!;t\d1t11·~·
R1n<1u•lO·5~1)0 An-ylrme
E.t'.tllluff Prol lll<l•J
LA QUINTA HERMOSA
l621l Partaide Ln. 1 blk
· W. ol Beach, 3 bib S. ol F.di.naer.
84'7·5441
1 Br apt rum oear beach
Adults only. No peu.
.rAITM9n'S
AllJLTS
MAMDOPIM*i
2Br,l\4S. M25
2Br,2S. ~
Elloellent local.loo, walk
to complete a.bopping.
BINU1fuUy laodKaped. Ssl9doua aptl. Private
patb ordecb.
ODenlMda.Uy •Wm Wllaon. C.11
<Behind Harbor
Sbopp.q Oent.er )
631-s.s&s~
•2fr75 --------2 Br, 2 ba, new townhouse.
3tr, 2ba, coanectiJll gar,
tmMo. Adu.lta. No Peta.
~ 646--0S:li5
2 hup hr in super loca· uan. IP'O'lDd noor. bullt·
10 kitchen, $325110
Adulta. No Peta. inquire
S68 W. WI.boo Apt. E.
~
BEAtmFUL greenbelt
pool. I mi ocean. X ·lrJ
2br, $395. Gar avail.
Qiloo,y Apta. ZZ29Canyoo
CM.646-03S4
R:>MESFORRENT -------••I Adults, DO peLS. $425. --------1...,.. leoch 1741 ~'TD> 2Br. dowmtalrs. klds 0 k . 3 or 4br. Priced from TOCX:B OF a.ASS Condo •••••••••• •• • • • • • • • • ••. · St1D mo. alt. Jan. 7 600
.. 11115-Fncd yant " 1ara1u. Familau
pleHe. Kida I& pets
welcome. Call 964-2568 or m.21m. A&l. no r~.
lbe9ut decoc'. 2br, 2~, Sludlo, prof. decorated, l..arp. quiet 1 br, compl. W Ham 1 Ito o S t .•
t».lc, oc:n view. Fantastic immac. Free matd serv redec Pool " patio SS.2917 settin&. Plu.a club bse. & util. Cok>r 1V. S85 wk ~. no pd.a ~: ---· ----b--Bdllards, pool, sauna. orbymo.499-2227. 12115 Nearoew2br,2ba, llnS.
gym. spa. aec. prking. no pets $395 m o
II JI -Jel $745Mo. 213-425· 767 l , LAGUNA . BEACH MTR 2 Br. 2 ba, chanru.oa con· se.867S TI4-968-3680 INN. Mllld serv , color do Adults only, no pets.
1V. heated pool Ulll Dlhwhr, trash oomptr .. : ... biiw 3242 .........................
' ON llAIN CHANNEL •&and new 2Br Condo,
; '1llb" bdrm & IMne rm
•on the water, t.ennls,
; pool. 1&rqe, Sl200 mo.
P11m1.1llla Pt. (714 )494·5~. 985 No. dii. gar. 5'50 mo. ssz.3400
YIUA CORDOVA
Most UW. Free. New cpl,
drps, encl. g.arage, pauo,
great kitchen w /bltns.
Adults, no pets.
Near Wedae. 2 Bdrm, CoastHwy. _aoytlme~------~~$7~1~~ tyr1; Mlwportlea 1769 S360.' 2er. patio. c1D.
•--••••••••••••••••••••••• refri&. adlls/oo pets. I BR $325
2BR$385 _._ __ 67&,_5487______ T.M-A James 67J..77ff7
~~511frlll37 ON WATER-all new ln· ·--------side int, 3Br, Npt Shrs, >t'ownbome 3br, 3ba, rec pool teonia -ltl\ 968-8263 : fJlcl, boat &lip avail. 2 car ' _,.,.
. pr.11125.Mo. 84CMOS4. 3 BR 21,; Ba exec condom
• IDDllt prestlgtous Bluffs :'"'-3244 location Perfect cond.
1&'i> mo. ISM-'13U WOODllJDGE
Adama lldJ.. 4 Br. 2"" ba. Beaiiiful lrge 3Br, 2Ba ,.bl1bly uperaded. boUle In E. B.luff. C.Ov-·~mo. Owo/Agt. erect pallo. Low mun·
~ tenance fenced yard.
BBQ Dbl garage. Avail IBn' ALS z.«> S8501mo 752.2197
• 1BR.1 Ba...... . $400 2 BR. 21h ba . . . . . rns Large 3 br. 2 ba, walk t.o
3 BR, 2 Ba . . . . . $800 beach. comm. pools &
; 3 BR. 2~ Ba . . ll>50-700 tenru.s S7SO mo. Family.
~3370
3 Br, 2\la ba, frplc, lge
aasler bdrm w /view or 5
acre greenbelt. Qwet.
Pool & spa. $550. Call
Rob McDonald, Agt,
962-5521. No fee.
Spectacular ocean vu, ex-
ec. r:root row condo Nwpt
Crest 3 br 2 \la ba, 'Woodbridge Estates 54S-78U
.
: lfS73 C\MPUSDl·IRVI~
' Adema 48r, 21,A,Ba, Cam1·
Jy, patios. dinin&, up-1'8 3 BR. 2'AI ba dplx.
~-Avail. 5, Jan. Frplc, patio, 2 car encl
1150llo.~ pr.165()/mo. A.ail l /lS. ---------t For appl. 851·0339, mdr, 2ba. new crpt. d.rps, ~'l«M
• fplc, Klds O.K. llilOO.
"512 Walnut Ave. WES'la.IFF3Br, 2Ba, F
75Z-l.31Z.or u~. R. Cull. kit., adnr .. Im·
mac. CIODd. 1125 &9-2320. ~ 5 Bdrm, Prest.lliom S...AM 3210 ncqaet club, 1845 mo,
~lCZlor~e. ..•••••••••••••••••••••
THE
"GOOD
LIFE"
YEAR·ROUNO AJN.
Social Ac1tv1t1es D•·
rector• Free Sunoay
Brunch • BBO's •Par·
toes• Plus much more
GAEAT RECAUTION:
Tennis • Free Lessons
(pro & pro shop) • 2
Health Ctubs•Sauna•
Hydromassage•Swtrn
ming • Goll Driving
Range
BEAUTIAJL APART·
MEHTS: Singles. 1 &
2 Bedrooms • Fur
nished & Unfurnished
• Adult UYl"ij. No Pets
• Models Open daily
9 to 6
Oakwood
~!den Apartments
Newpot1 Beach/So.
1700 16th St
(Dover at 161111
1714) 642-8170 •
Newport BeechJNo.
880 ln1tne
ca11ethl
(714) 645-0550
4BR,21>9., unlurn.
Yesrly . • . . . . . . . . . . $700
3 BR. 2 ba, ()ay view
tum, wln&er .. .. • . Sl,000
2 BR. 2 ba., furn.
Yearly ............ -
associated
8R0•£'1S llHllTO~S
lLl1, W 811r,,n ,., '••I
2 Bdrm, l Ba, rroot unit of
duplex Excell locauoo
near Npt H&U. 1 yr lease
$4.50 mo 10cl water
gardener Agt 640-5112
F,.SJDf. 2 hr, patio,
g&rqe. Adults, DO pets.
$350. UIO 21at s.48-21Z1
2br, lba. lndry rm, No
Peta S340Mo. ~ clean
dell moves you in 792
Shalimar. Call btweo
L2&.3 or aft S 642· 7351
2 Bdnn. cpta 1drps. bllllls
Adults, DO pell. ~/mo
~
*2 Br, 1 ba coodo nr. So. eo.t Plaz.a. New crpts,
drpl, A/C. ~. secunty
aate Children ok. no
pets $460. 545·51.51 or
968-362
~ l.be beach. Bach. bot.el
apt.2306 W. Oceanfront.
$231. 1.st&lut. ~154
2323 Elden Ave .. CM
642-7805
1126 •••••••••••••••••••••••
2Br, clean, hke new,
dshwbr, gar, balcony.
Nr. ocean. 213-9244954.
tlwti14• 1Ndt l840 ·················7···
*DllUXE*
GARDEN APT.
Lovely ail adult, no pet.a,
3 Bdrm apt. $175 mo. Gu 1..24r3 Br apt.a. 6200 Ed-
paid, encl ear, adlta lneer.HB.846-0IU.
IG-5073
$C75. 3 Br, 2 ba, encl.
1 Bdrm apt, encl earage, prage, Crplc, ail bl&.ns,
$325 mo. au paid. newcrpt. W/Dbooltup.
142.5073 TSL Mgmt 642· lt103
E.UTSCOI
New Ii complet.el7 re·
furbilbed. 2 " 3 Bdrm cottqee, tome with eocl.
1ara1e1. Yards,
wuber/dryer book-up.
2Br 2Ba Townhae Apt,
palle, pr, adults, no
peta. Kln1 area. cl<JM to
tranap. Effective rent sa.aim.
No pllta. From $4.2S.. 2117 SHABP beach. 1. 2, 6 3
!ldmAve.111·1755 Br, frp&c, dlbwsr, pr Ii
BR. 1~ Ba, SJ55, 810 patioa. Nopeta. 911()...23$1
Joan SL No children. '175 Walk to beach. Im·
small doc ok. IG-1144 mac. 2 bdrm, 1 ba. Close
to everything. 301
B•ltbnore.
Gemini Rea1t,y l3IMIZ3
llACHWOOD Arn ~ Br, 2 be '400, Lie 1 be ps. WALK to abopptnt.
Pool, Jacuul, bhni. Aduba, nopeta.1162-1800,
SUPER 1 br, pool, 1.ar,
frple, tnla, •. Adult.I,
....... 1
~ ... 1141 .......................
***
RlllAIS
ARE Fl£E
Cal:
'4J.N71
5001 Lall or P'OUDd a pet! Call Animal A11 l1tance
IAap. m.zm, oo tee.
sem.y &. t luafoa d f-.t or at a pet T Call
IM>Coaunodon Rd. Special Pall HoUlne.
Newport Beach 714 trr2-1ZIS, m n.sa. 73119 You are tbe wiDDer cl
two licbta (.t5.IO value> l..OS'I' llY DOG: HELP!
Erft. olcs.2Z511q. ft. froa to Black • Tan Ter-
Oceanfroot small 2 br
I..ower. pallo, ear. dJa.
bwr $540 yrly ava.iJ oow
~Seashore~
mo. ~ MTY av~ s,.ts·Y..,._ nertn*emix.frteadly.
Jmb,arial IDd. SS'1·1010. I IV 511ow l r I • y o a n 1 •
WAJWMT Ja.5ththrullth =TBROKEN :
UJXURY SUITES An .... m CoaveaUan
Bachelor Apt w lbotplat.e. 3US BeysjdeDr NB 1k*ata ~ cl&lmed GENEBOUS REWARD m4~ by canmi 142-5878, ext.. tarniturnolsllverCoptic Sl.501month.
~ NEWPORT BEACH bua %12 O'Cm • chain, lost in ~-.. __ 2 •-· cl· * * * Robinson's lo Nwpt. -------OCEAN VIEW 15 stepa t.o
l.be sand. spaclOUS 28 r
apt pe.rually rum. BltUl
range, F A beating.
carport, st.orage, laua
dry ra c1llt1e1. av11l
l 6·6 /30 . Wkdy 1.
831-7950. Eves & wkndl,
673-7902
™ ..-~~-12-21. Sent•nwr4aI value .
ficu + recept. area ....__.to Lo. 5025 f'leme call 932-G31 avail. Furn/ unrurn ,,__,
7St65i50 ·-··•••••••• ••• • •• • • • LOST K B1k lab VlC
--------1--t--.--•L•0-.-... 5-•I New bop e " ff e 11. DEC. SUrT'H ~,,,, _ llU"'O REWARD a. 1980
A c:ombulaUoo t.bat can l aod be beat. hrf ed location :!%Je Trust Deed Loam 00 l..OS'I' Doc Shellie (toy '°'* t.o frwys, airport & ~~y coWe > II. So. Lapna.
restaurant•>. prof. t.o med •L121. 12..Jl
aecntariaJ la'VS, adeaJ ~needs I olficea "beautiful peo. R E.OEPT. Lo1t: Gold Charm $)50. 1 Bdrm Channel.
Redec. UUI mcl. SeJ adlt
No pets. 67:>-77 4.5
p6e. For ~ mfo. a.U SAWnAGO IAMl Bracelet, sentlmenul
Bev at tm.2181. 7141832.5200 value, Costa lhaa or
Venailles 1 BR. Sec. gale.
pool , amenities galore
Refngeral.Or. Rod, agt
673-8821, 67~ ---THICOVE
Fabulous "Newsboy"
modd ~ ba-yfroct
k>c. Lux 2 bdrm, 2 ba
townbome Wet bar. Cirplc, patio, closed fi!!!J es . V ac a o l poss $1,SOO Mo w..-., M. Taytor Co.
Realtors 644-491(
WXUllOUS
EXECUnYI SUITB
Offices DOW avail ID
eiea&otlY a~n&ed Ex·
ec'Ullve ~ centrally
located near free-ways ,
coun.s 4r tbe Orange
C uu11i7 A1rpv?l.
F1c1lltle1 include a
Cnendly, etftdmt reciep.-
ti o 01 st /telephone
operator wtlo sr-. 1'0IU
dieau and amwen your
calla. • compiete Calif 6 federal law library.
beautifully decorated
~ • ronf ereoce rooms, photo -76 copy machloes, & lhe
•-••••••••••••••••••• finest 10 secretanal
$116. For a large unique
Spanish style 1 br apt
OCEAN VleW. 332 Dael.no
ln. See Mqr. Apt C
aervMS. For further Info
& a personal tour
U\roulb lhe facilities,
pleue contact Vortac
Auoc. . (714 >t55· 2288'
3110 ~-
....... ••••• •••••••••• • AArox 400 1q ft c~ LJD
$116. 2 Br. 1"-ba, ~. E. 17lb SL Suite "II"
patio, lge Is airy, lmmac. Sl85. mo. l>oJW56UIB.
condo. 4108 w 5lh. Gemini IUty 839-6823 DEC. SWf'IS Prime Newport Beacb Omdo In lovely settl.nt. loc. Near O.C. airport_
U:r, MC pte, pool, IYrD Rml Incl.~ COO-
jacuai. SJTS.~MG ference rm, Janitor
.......................
ser v., utlls, 100 free
copies Is more .
Sec:reuria1 eerv. avail. wor Douc 851-IUJ..
I MORllllMT Sealild fdbn Euc'\atlve offlcea,
New 1112 bdrm "it.;'ury lirpart ...._ Up to 12IO
lldu1t aptl in 14 pl.au tel-ft. New ~ • drpe.
from $150, 2 bdrm ~DOW.5S7·1010.
~from $50() + poo19 YaDil watsfalla l oc 2 Rm~ from 175. • far cooidDa. 771 W. lJtb St. Call Tom pakll Jl'rom San _540--_ZD> _____ _ a.. rn ctrt .. Nort.b
OD Baecb to McFadden ...,.,...
Ihm West OD McFadden IXICUT1YI SUfTI
to 8Hwlnd Vlllaae. P'ullaerYieeoftl«9
m.t)18M181. In~
..... 4000 --------....................... 1.2 • I llm. d1JL alft«9;
Roomw/1dtcbmette no leue rtq. Nr.
'12 WMk .up. Airports JllMl, 131-aza
56~ tToU
~-------0 I ....... 4450
/NEED
fMONEY
• CllDl'TMO "'* ... W& 3rd1D to.I
'7M5ll
An'anpdby
e...t.-.~
CASH FAST
~3rd!, Swtnp
CoUat.erahuUom
Mobile HomeLoam
CREDIT-NO PR>BLEM
Broken Welcome
Ma.9315
lllmy ,... abort-Wm ZDd
1'1>'1, DO credi1 clack, DO
pma1t.y. $20.000 '-"· For action call a1eot. m-nu aQtime.
W'xlow bu money foe 2Dd.
T.D ... No cndi1 cbedl,
no pnlty, S!A>.000 up, For
action call A1ent m-Tlll. Anytime
Newpl. S«M661.
Lost 2 dogs. Vic. Spr-
101dale/Talbert. 1 r.
Done brown. 1 f. milt
med. black w /\an. Botb
wry frimdly. REW ARD
IM&-4'MO
l..olt hm. 1-SeUer. Lag
lkb 12/16. Nda ear
medldne. Maureen. " -..cm
Lmt· P1~ty Persian cat
'I'ortaiw Sbdl color CdM
beach. Reward. 7S2·3404
lat. Apn oot II. Poodle
VM:IDhy ol Mapotia &
Ell11 962 ·4968
REWARD
Lost , wblt.e I& It. ln!Y
~rs tao kitty; CoUege
Park aru. S40-4728
Gold lady '1 bracelet.
Found nr Robtmoa '1 Fab
Ill .12-3) ldeatify i.Dscrip-
tion. Eva. G'l-S'!llB.
Jlblmd Siamese male caL
PUll-ll'WD. Declawed. ID·
dr cal. Harbor • Wllaon
CM SS:S.2"1IO.
Found. Seal po int
Siam ese kitt en .
llale,Wblte collar.
5&31111.
l"tMmd: Fem. G~rman Mwt lo Tr..t Sbort Haired Point.er. Dlidi" 5015 -.verc11.~ .......................
s.1111-..... C.. Jlblmd: r.m.Iedoc.Shd-
AD tJP9I ol r..a .Ute ty, l&bM •wt.it, 12/30,
lu+++4 •••s alncle lM. Brtatol • Paularino,
S,.;M I 1• C.ll.5ef..8Z.
JadlDs ~: Gordl>n Setter.
'4J.2171 141-4611 Huat. Beacb. Call 11'/141 ·1104 o r
Z11,S.21G
Found: Standard All
black fem. POODLE. on...... la1and llobUe
Put. Lal 8c:b. J aa l1.. .ms
PUUND: 1.D 1'iL BdL Blk
• Tan Corbpoo fem.
Golden a.ute .. r mb
Fem. Sduuer II. 1 Orllllt lllat balr fem clll. _.. Npt. BdL
Anllllll&bebr •
POONI): !JTO.. ~
dalM.Ykll• ...... •• w .... r.V.en-118
r .. ad: Ya1 11. t.lt
Labredor. Cll ana . ... ,..
..
....., .... y ...
P•IDUU. IN'l'JC%T. Paill1'D1 lat/Bat. ......, llmM&. ,.. .• 12 Slat/Cl••• work .• ., Jft~ Uc'd. DaH ~-••t"'"--. •·Y· WI I II ......... .... .... IUt-~~ ...................... .
I will ..... .._.. tar JW. Aaic • roel ........ 0.. ·'
llobla'I llouffleH1DI H ,._al. oU.atiaS. It. M "t ·~ ............... ~. 1rte._fOI' a~ !!!;!! t.--Llc/101. ,.., me. a . ..,ll'OILQaDl~Jmut rs..,. • .., ~
... -.........., atchiartl. 8asall joba. ....--.....,, . ,. ~
AUe.'1 llouMde•ntq ~· ... 6 DaTe'1 PalDtiDI· ....... .. --··-•-••-• ~-. i:iYCeo:: BwNle. nUable, ..,._ llff/Comal. S.nlDI um..!!3!!!'.--•• C&&All~.._ TILi!:
,
.,._ ...,._DJ.m.....-rl atm, ...... ~ r%: cout.al eomm. I Jn. rfl!!lwlrtatmw DcW -· .arJa •
.,. .. ,_....... ~ ... 1111 W:¥DUS18S ...., BBQ. • ~~~~tt a:'c~~·· ~:::· llT. 19,_14,. ::.;,.u1e or mloe. ---------• ... , ....... -T......-.-..... Wt*»baulbal~.1" me • .... ,All • · · lta1D Outten Needed? T. truck. Al8o roo1 ,. arltlme..-riee. ....._MM'10t 9.eG5 " 'I I W ' a 0. · I --~•• _ ........ a--....-.. --. MT~ r.rv ~ vac:ao&a Do.I ~ .......... ·-·-·•••• --··•••••••••••••• "-~ -~ -~ -our:.,:rc»ect~aallb. Steam Brkfl wort.. block walll, ..-.--. P'-Bal Ir IJI&. __ __._ ie.t .. _...., .. ~--u 6 --Go1. Seamleu lpe .. a.ta. llOlt Ell -131D01S .,_,._ ~c.nauw. ---· al••lo-.• l•Ueu. OCClb.ldlat.Larpt.ruc.. c · cement drhewa11 Ir Free eati'J•·•HS Oelblalllbl>~· R.......,Top_ car •uJ:.J· QuaUtJ llSf-8170 'huh, tree trim. Dao , Im. P'r'M est. 55M10I pe&Joa, Eat.a. GI·-· .:; An... ~ ~ .;..,.. waft. ta-la MS-Tim -~-------• IOax> ~ey, wee~kJJ, I~. f1't$1!S5 ,._ ~r.~ .._.. S.UwtUaEASEI • .. ...... P•latlaa. eabaoet ...,.........._. ....... .. n..ta.. 8 ... _._ al~n1 . naured . 11199.,,,,,,,.., to-' ftDiabmll. eokir apert. --•lllt•11.11u--.:r ll .. a -~ _... OeetflWada do 1& ..n. 1AJCa1 ~ R.R. .wE PUat Wallll ~. OeetfW Mkta.tl'll
~~~ ..... !... ~~~.~~-... ?!!.~ ~~~.~ ..... ?!!«!
SID REWARD fer • ...U,, Uv.hl pradlcal nane,
d male Bealle umed c•trtc~refernd. AUl'OMICHAMIC "7Adt ". Lmt Dec. z . ., local ~ Exp~ rlc• ~ P o ra,!.lnb e Hr b r I N pt 8 I v d 1 41t-25Cll. tn. ~IL ~or eapa I 1bop, top 1ahry, DJwntownCll.14$-47M Ledy to c&eao bacbelor bmefttl, prol1t abariD&-
braae or apt. $ dayw or 1 Poracbe Renaenaport Paw dr : • O da,y per wk. 493-14.52. _*-_H_os ____ _ ....................... p=~~~·· ~'!!:'!'! ..... ?!!~ Aw~ cu.RJt
--1-• ... .._._ f'P" ·--------1 Geaenl office ex · n:u:1• ... /UIUI..,.., a d I bl tionlrkeep6n&. Accoomti-DI perleace u re e
APCARE SC7·256S ././I Dmies lndude ll&bt typ-lnl • filing. Salary COID·
Co.,.. A.IBI ~RARY menaurate with U ·
TSR ._... ASSIGHMINTS (lerieace. C.11 Brenda * tsJ.Ona * Earn XTRA • to P8> PQne at Est. za>. 31 HrOu&call Servlee tbaae bollday billa. For NABERS
PR!: . .AW atudent needa infonmtioD OD bow you szs .m WW do aQ)'t.b.lq can WOf'k a few dayw or a (,/;) . /. /}/} _ _ Le~.\1. CoofldeoUal ~a~.':~i 1!:~ ~ .YJ}I P.O. Box 3242, ___.. tbe ... _._ ...,., bve ~ B 9:3883. ""'• uuu.r111 ~ ~ 2000 H.\lbor 8Nd. available. COSlc\ l\fe5.l. 54().QIOO
'i 5 •FOXY LADY* ~~rt.a
CX11'CAU. ONLY Data Eot.ry AUTO ROUTE •972-1138* Accountant.a REGISTER. Ear~AM Aud.ilon CPA's 11,; to 2 bn. s to TOMMY-S CALLORVISITTODAY $HO /Month. Xlot moonlight. Wlvea, re· OF NEWPORT lliJa8RT llALFll tired, diaablli![· stu·
ESCORTS aCCOUO(AmM ~:,e~ wbts.
6412-1.571 A.19oHirtnl ~·~ BABYSl'ITER·for 2 acbl
GnatCalllf-r .=:'~~ aee cbildren. 1t bsltpag,
ESCORTS Bidi.SantaAna ::aup~~aa, own
'7t4•3MIOJ
Jtffn. MJ.(1180 ~~~~~~~!' BlbJattter. Eves. Approx ___ MC_..L...._SA ___ ~ADVERTlSING SALES. 5-11. Permanent po•l·
WAllONJ) WANT ED: mature, aeJI motivated tioD. s.Iary. ~'1821
Priv. puty wW buy 1 toll individual required for Babysitter wanted J.J
cant.cub.N.B.HHm localb11.tneuma1utne. day1 per week. My
Liberal atralgbt com· home. Cd M are a . O.C. AIRPORT m1as1on. Many &eada p~ 1«1-SB.
ESCORT SERVICE vkied. bul cold calla wW Ba-b-.,.-,t-te-r-. -N-e-ed-local
Spedall&1n1 10 bu1l-~m~i:;~ mo0;..&ocare for4"'2yr
oeumen. resldeota fcrappl. old girl. 2-3 days wk .
W!lcome7-·5241 7::1) AM-1 :.> PM Nwpt
;n ADVERTISING !!. Call 844-8071 after
Prof. Muaage by Steve.
Uc'd Therapist, N B.
llam-8pm. Appl Only PRO DIE TI ON
~an. ~TIST
MASSAGEalmpatlco 1be PUot baa an
Yourmaaeur· open•n1 for a 11 Bob James talented and creative
OUtcaD.at-U,494-5111 penon wltb out and ----_;...----1 dee production skills
ICJM'S OUTCAU Criap spec !Alyoulll. tight 953-9121 comps and ba.odletteriog
8aDldng TYP1ST
SO\lfH COAST BANK
849 Sunflower St . C It.
921126, :>4G-5.100. E.O E
Banlong
AP't OperoffoM
Expeneoced reqwred.
South Coaat Bank 849
Sunflower Cosla Mesa. Cootact Shirley Sawyer.
54G-S300. E.0.E. I a must. Typln1 ability a
DrivinltoSacrameotofor plus. Good company
Olriatmas. Want penoo benefit• and starting
to abr driving & U · aalary. Please call I--------• llSl-8266 Penoonel at 642·432~1 Banking pemea. at. rn between 9A.111
Exdt!D1PbooeCalla ad SPM for lnterview BANKING
Weare for real. Tr)' WI. 91JPOint.menL POSITIONS
Fane-A-Friend: ~1. CJRAliiMiE COAST t..a OPBGMGS
DAILY PILOT FOR :mc!'ta ~_:.. FILE CLERKS
AD Equal
t ~y Escellent trahllDI op-Mtmtion: I am precnan · Employer portualty for career fonlp and healthy. l ~ IDdi·-LI··-·-Ex c.aaat take care of my AIDIS/OIDBUU :::=.~'"rib~
baby. Need adoption. Alhbifta, WW train if not jUJlt.c a pl'aa. 'Re offer a a.mr Nellie. S»8976 e:JPS'd Apply •t Nwpt good atartloa ulary
Dmbhlft•tJ>M Conni C"eoter:z 1555 eomplem.aied by coo·
.;:;,.,;;=..;;;...------1 _S1_i111._•_l1_1or_A_wi_ ...... N_._B. ___ 1 1enhl wort lo I at·
imatBrale:: APTllANAGEJt.aemlr.-.......... ud excellent LOYIL Y LADll5 Und eoap1e 1« 55 untta, ~ paid beaeftt9.
MODILS & ISCOlrTS CJ(. cm>• 951. ('llA) WJI ... ' D p. ra 0 D
WD t04D'1I
PIMfMOUSI -,.,-JI-I -,-ft-a ,.-,-11-lrl_I_ '79-4200
MUDS lll C111'-*S •.a..-™'*.-JU1ra 1mJD*1 0PH.1D,, W -;:_ _... imat Brule;; tnda, N.B. ltl 19L. vr uun.• COS1'A.-A ..SS V.AS ASSIST._..__ 2170IWW Blt'd
•UftMl&mLC 0. .. *1AtbleticCld. MteJ05 ~ ... ~~ .. t ti. eves. lloal Oal(alleaa ISCOlrTS bne~mllac· 1'4Ul~
MllDWllllM 7100 HlflaW_.... 71oe ..... W..W 7100 ..,..w.-. 7100 ~:-!:,~:.~.?!!! W !.~--~ ~• .. •••••••••••••••• -••••••••••••••••• .... ••••••••••••••••••• •••••-••--••••-•• _ _.._.. A-'
~. bookkeeper
needed for retail clothlnl
atore. Hours flexible.
Call Valerie. 142-~.
lblk.lu!leper, F tr. Salary
commensurate with ex·
per. TS1-87G4
~nvuaera
Door to door Work or.
your home. FuU or put
Ume. S&.00/br 838-2942..
~HIER. P /time Apply
la person . Rion
Hardware. lmt lrvtoe.
CWestdiff Plua ), N 8.
C~HIERS
UYDTEM
MARKETS
<>Perun&a now avaUable f<ir full Ume Asslalant Managena OD 2nd & 3TII
sbltL No experience nee
We tram. Start $3 30 to S4
per hour Advancement
opportwuty for manage.
ment positions lo $5.50
per hour if qualified. For
more anforma Uoo & in tervtew. apply to st.ore
ISO, 1300 N Pacific Coaat
Hwy, Laguna Beach.
496-9233. Will anterv1ew
Mon thru Fri hm to
~ 0ppor t;mpfoyer·
CIVIL
~IMEEIUHG
Expr'd de11aaer1 Is draft.amen with strong
sub division or com-
mercial, Industrial de· velopmeut background
wanted for career op-
portunities Apply 1a
pe ra o o w ll b w o r It
sa.mP'ee to Mr Fuentes at Robt. Bein. Wm. Froet
& Aaloc. 1401 Quail St.
NB.
CLB.ICAL
Penmnmt posiUoo open
wt.lb well etlabliabed amall compuy. Clerical
work wilh empbuil OD Inventory coolrol. pro-duction control, purcbas·
IDi. tYlliU <Approx eo wpm-f. Please c•ll
m«8> for appt.
Clencal
CREDIT
CLERIC
Newport Beach
PlmtMlo ~uiree fllln1. lite typing . heavy pboaea. xlot. service
orientation 3-6mooths
clerical ex per.
Yoor responsibthUes will
inchde· credJt checking 1Dcom1ng written 1n -
qwries. working w 1~
key. h.a.odlmg heavy de· tail. ve r 1f·y1og
amomers · accounts
• .. Offlcil ...... Wuneu. ,,...J CUST~SBVICI ELECTRONIC Al· .,._ blfore 11 or aft I. If
--.t1u ..... anted SDQJ.ERS.all pbw. •1 hlbkJa bland. NB 89b ~ • ,........., YUIC'el w Mlary commeuurate P11D time pmitiaD a..U. 8llrm Reetauranl. towortr Ptreva M·F. 5 wttb eaper. Eaallsb ble for rell•ble I•· -=~~~----to 9. XlDl •l.a.rt.ioa ..i. dlW.W to_... let'ricr-.,me1U1e1per .... ~ --1 1pe•ltin1 preferred. P .,.... ·-. Alkire Plec:tnm1cs J19.L dlpt.. ~ TYJU& .....,_... ..
CUSTOMER SERVICE Airny,Ave .. C.11. ~. Call :e~
REP·will tram, 1alary ~· , open. Good beaeflta. factor)' Work. Female Qallf ""'--'-•Product.a
646-414.l Mr. McNear macbme operal.on. Flall vuv;,.... 1....;.::~------time days • P tr eves. ..-_ .. __ u ..__ • ~TORS a:»T·JO PM. WW tratD GemnJ uu...,.,-, part.........,. PIDUMlkeeper. •e-m, 4
For U1htln1 flxturea. Huot Bcb. Aft IAM NotJPlDlreq NeedOWD boya: 11 la J, Prefer Ptr. Ftr. x.lnt for alU· 11n..zsa car. 2 to J daJs per mo. mature En 1111 b -
dfD.I • bouaewives Can I'. boar. Ask for Carol, ..,....,.... womu. PaMt
earn up to $4.50/Hr I•--------Ill la. ucatloa Ir bollda1a. P\ece wort w/mcecUn FACTORY iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml Wlmda.. otf. lrviDe area.
boom Sant.a Ana area WAB.DIOUSE General T~l.32. W.1065, ex.
541)..4613 Ac;gpBI OS Loal0-.... ....;;a:z~-------No Expeneoce Needed
Delivery P /Time AM.
L.A T1mea $100 per wee& In ~ Beach.
~
nip Pay Paid Weekly Loal ....
~ ~,~ Come in ror the I "11 I~ best JObs m town. ...,.,, ..
OIUYIRY DMNE m.-.
1-A Times Early A.II EDE M 1F VOLT fl ,.~,~-•A••• tol ,.,,..., t •
OUSEWIVES-
wart.reuine. part-time, w~ <tJa, pn club
IZJ.17JD for mtentew.
l.acr..-e )'OW' lDeome in
tbt new year. Local tJaD..
..... a«Ul.1.-e eeeb am-
bbaa aelf ..tarter put-bn. Irvme. Tustin area 1~~~~~~~~ No colJ«t)(]OS ~~1 I ·
or Zl3 ,1J68-87S2 546-474 I time Call for appt. RLIC:UU
Good o pportunity to Det Men over 1B for L.A.
learn & grow in t.h.l.s l>051 • Tunes tD bomea In NB & uon. CM. Must be reliable Is
fUlJ time. Jay • R.eof ro
l.aluraoce. NB 54.5-9000
fbod "Beverqe
3848 Carnpua Dr. NB -.sll8
IAtTOU from r--------John Wayne Airport I nd tJ1 1 ' ' Equal Oppor Employer I 1 us a I
~~~~~;JI MEED MOHO I Applicants should
coot.act
have dependable car
Penn. P tr. $400 /$4.50 per
mo. 548-1740. 646-5844.
AHGtE Al.LEH DENTAL ASST.-Ortbo-
714-752-0600 .x.21 cbr. Xlat. wa1e • MANUFACTURERS bmeftta. RDA or elill· IA.MK b&e. NB 640-0121
1201DoYeSL.NB DENT A L A S · Sqt.~n...-.~v ST1CHAIBS1DE. exper iD.Pl. ,. w1RDA. established o1.
6oe In Newport Be.ch
area.MS-«501 CLERICAL
PlltMA.MIMT
PA.RT·TlME
al\emoom. Good typtag
s k1ll1 aece11ary Ne:ci Center Drive
loc Call 7»0MS.
Dmtal. Clwraade A.NL
Newport Beach. pleaaant
IJ'OUP puct1ce Exper
prel'd. 4 day weet. lncld
alternate Sat. AM
~1122
1be Balboa Bay Club la
oowblrlnc. .. ........ _ ..
Sil. la !ml. Evee only.
Must be expenenced.
Umon pomitkm.
WfliMw-0.,
1"° days/wk oob-llu.at
beeqaef'.
C.0.Ai: .... 7N
Muat be uper. Hr1 .
7am-4pm. Pleue call for appt.
Mon f'ri. a lD to s.
867358.
GB•ALOflACI
9XITOSTABT
MOUSWl'rn
EXPEJUDICE
SGlrtOffice
Varied Ad.lvkiea
We W\JJ Tram
t>·wa:~~
Wbolee•le Oam~y CaUbeta ... 2
~tDNewpo1t
Gm.. JOb oppor1UIUt.la for
WOIDl!ll.. »e For lllf o.
ult Rita Ky1 ellta.
5CHt«I. ~-YWCA.
s.&AA.u
.. ,C>Mc.a..-t
Rap1dl1 e&~ lrvfne hued
agency a.-immediate
opeswa& for ambiUowi
aell 11J1rter for eatrJ &eWll poslUoa Type ..,
wpm Excellent op portuntty for advance-
ment 6 e&celleat co.
beoeti11. Salary PIO mo.
Coat.ad~ for 10· teme.. 1
I FOil I 1HOlaAY lllll11 l No eirperience I ntt~. Top pay . I I . paid vacations .. • I never a fee. I
I I i t
:!:>EAV1C E;b
Call or
Come LD Today
IJJ.1441 ........
2102 BUSUle!IS Ctr Dr Suite~
147-Mtl .......
890'1 Warner #ZU
HMJJO SA
7 lS N Maio <HUBlk I
MalntH&RBlkl ·-Growlnl o c Co. bu run · n 1..0541 ......_
• part-tlme s>09ltioa1 27957 Cabol Road
:~~ eV.~a ~p ~~ '-E 0 E. M/P I
Slm/br dolna tna.erm&----------mc wark. m.-1. -......
Gunk hr\.-Ume pm--1 llD9 GU.AIDS~ ..._.. traiw. xi.,
... mt.A TB. y appartullMJ far edTaDI:. mmL Plilaaa ID-5ill87.
We J!00~!:'P for U8.1RANCS wmtt7 omc.. in tbe PrCll*t1 • c ... ltJ ,.._
La1W1a Nl1uel area . ...._apmiD2JniDr
8eDeflU l.eh1de: UD· tJPUIC, dJll beaefib.
lfOl"lllll proridecl, paid J-la WWW .... VK...._ Ir ..._ paid lrnoe,. call Ila.,....
wetly. PleeM eall or '7SM9. E.O.&. apply lo peraoa at:
Bum'• loternaUoDal
Securit>' Brric.. 1m Ceoter St. Ste102, .Anabe*m-. as..,
Fut a.rwtce To Lal .-..0 mtaaedca. a --;,,.. M IP llill. w--m Viejo ettlM pro1rammto1 .1~~~~~~~~~
Jl"ftDe i5i ruea. r:; tlMIOO '-tmo.
MC SA OID ' -..;;....---'----~IB6f. llAHAOD for lab
Waated: 1•m tennis cllliD. P'allrte « ..-all
partoer at TeWlokl• ap. pref. ~ lburloe .o.ca,c.n.... ....-. ~~~~~----·
' '
-
•m•1 meat Tramee
JleUil s.or.
a.dio Sback bas full
Ume career op ·
pmtmUties -. parttime
jab opportmUUes opet)·
iDI up. DOW in t be
Newport Beach area. If
you are military retired ar a oelJege graduat.4! or
are currently aolng to
coUece • hi&hlY motival·
ed for lncreased earn.log
based on performance
pleMe a pply at ZlOO W
Coast Hl&bway, Nwpt
Bch.
IAIMOSHACX
A TANDY CORP. E.O E
Mature woman needs
woa:an oompa.n>on. bve
In 3 days. Cooting. must
have car, no smoklJlg. m.rue
Mature lady to work in
home w 3 children on
Balboa Pen. Lite lukpg,
laund., coolung Sam
5pm, M-F Sal ('Om·
ensuratt w ability
Rellabihty & rcrs a
must Non smoker.
673-<1l27 for Ill te r v 1c w
PACllA ......
Venaeount.a .\ labeleue
operators. Gd workin g
cond itio ns. Full or
p/lime. tl31·3290 CM.
PART TIME
EVENINGS Adults with ouLstandlllg,
attractive personalities
who enjoy wortt111g with
kJ<b . Over 21 Start at
SJ.SO per hour Phone
642 4321. Ext 250
BETWEEN 1·5 PM.
AsllfarAIMha
Equal Opporturut y
Employer
Part Ume delhoery dnver
Dental Lab. Ideal for
housewwes & mature
persons AM or PM.
646-5068 Kay~---
R E A L ESTATE SAL!:SMAN WANTED.
EARN UP TO 15% COM
MISSION NET. l·Can
earn rrom ~J< to SlOOK
a.Mually. 2·Find out why
new lie. earn b1" S»
here. Come talk w1lh
them. 3·0ur produ('·
t 1 1nexp e n ~1ve
land1budget term5 •
Pre-set appts galore
5-Find out why ·'We've
OJ( lbe best Uung goi.og"
N B area Ask for Mr
Howard. 955-~
ReatEshlh
Office Maltllpt
Large expa.ndl.ng com·
pany is seeking in
dtv1duals who possess
management skil~rnre·
al est.ate Persons we are
looking for. possibly
managing an ofhce now.
or have the expem:ncc &
desire to become
ITlclnagers All rrpltcM
held m stnrt conr1dence.
$1500 month + bonus &
incentive proJ>?ram &
nc:.,..OMST L.ookina for new career" NatiGn&I company look IOI for individual for eo
try level position, must
bke worti.D1 w public. -...mna busy phooea •
able t.o won under pre-
11u re Mrs. Cronin,
~.
REGAR DLESS OF
EXPE RI ENCE c>r
education , Texas
Rerlnery Corp offers
you an t>xce lle nl op
ponuruty to achieve high
1n('Omt plus cash
bonuses and berH?fit11 ID
CMta Mesa area Wnte
H.F. Pate. Box 711. 1"t
Worth. 1'x 76101
Regis Ha1rsl> list. P T
Recep0on1st Apply rn
penon See falar. Mgr
540-8888
Restaurant
COOKS. WAITRESSES
& BUS P ERSONS. ex
per'd F\Jll & part time
Apply Fish KllC'hen I~
Garl1eld A\I' llli or 1·.ill
96HJ36
Reswurant
F: )( p e r 0 " t 1· r II J r
~r~on Gall Jant•l .11 tht
Dana Trader 4!l3 2603
~1qur1eat• not 911Cf!t••r~. but bere'I ........ 1¥lcbool Ecb:•Uol'.l ....UY9 AdDdia -..ioroomect Good Drivinl Record
A!alitr to treat people lib Peooie. with a SlD·
oen &urest in customer
aalis:faction. •above all.
in&.qnty
U you think you re our
pe of person. don't
.. Contact us today
person
~
ff I .. 0.,.... C..ty
2925 Har6or Blvd
COSTA MESA
979-2500
Sales -
Do You Have
Phone
Experience?
I( you are looking for a
!>UCce:.sruJ national com
pany that offers Xlnt
pay. advancement poten
ull.I, & a premium pro
dut't. call now Mr &OOt'
:>40-4023
Sak!s
Door to door SOh('rtOr..
Work nr )our home t'ull
o r parl·ltme Call
anytJ.me 83IS 2942
SAL~
Lns1de. i:.ala~ &. comm
Work OranKe Co Will
tram Hapui JU\ Iii ~ r ...
oV{'r no exp nc:r
I Ltrdwart' & tooli. ""hl,I
1111!1 p<1\ up tu $!41\ plu~
Ca II ~ UQ:")5
Secunty Guards neeckd.
F rr. P T . unarmed Pollta
m Mla&MJO V ieJO area
Car. pboae needed. C.11
S2SJO Between 9 AM •
WA1CHMAW8
waz:ud t.o wort OD ~·
dl1oo oil field imtru· mema. Good company
benefits Excellent op-
portwuty for advance· mmt. Contact Person· net. SS7-ll051. Equal Op-
parbdty Employer
3 PM far appoint ---~:-..---Welder nffded. z yrs
SEC'Y jalCPT ex per. A R C · MI G
Mature woman for CPA 1.36-.UH material. by AM'nqul SHOW
firm al MacArthur Blvd cr ane manufacturer. DlitY tbro Sunday. J an.
& Jamboree Rd. Good Top pay • beoefila. Ith. ffuntin&100 Cent.4!r
typut '152-0274 Devault of C.llfornia, Jlall. a v.y. fl Beacti
We buy med furniture &
lumber . Call Lest er.
5C7-0t27. Root n1pa.in. nn v-11~ 154-0337 Blvd. H.B. S H I P P I N G & ._., • Ka. a wat.erbed. 6 drwrs.
RECEIVING CLERK, --------1• .. 1!!!1!1!11111!111-lll!I-• Xlnt cond $250 Call
exper preferred. FT ~ \MrlO£RS AM'l19UI AUCTIOH Ran. 64$-4239. some oven1me req Ad nu. ~ Jm 6, I OAM vancement opply rur Baker's Aucuon. formt>r Elegant contemporary
right person Som!! H£UARC Jy Leonard's aucUOn 15 leather couch Herm.an Spani.!lh helpful No !::¥st now open by Tile Bakers Ml Iler onl( Roi.ewood
CM ""°""""' SeveraJ-1---rrom rrame $1250 Call .,, ... .,.,..., To............ • , • w...... ...VOID_ ... -• -'"' the east cout conlaln.Ll\R 642 91D>or 213 357 3292
SHOE SALIS l TIG ........ A..,ty • a very IOOd 1elect10n ol 8' y;{low flowered sofa
Wanted Wlth or wrtbout ,....._. Armncan Oak. Frmcb, $lOO Al f expr Will tram Advance En&lah. etc. Consign bO bOmc ur
poss1b11.Jlles Gd com I aao~ menls are Wtlcome pteCeS ~121
pany benef1u Apply 111 Y9" Prnlt'W Sat. Jan 5, 12 Sofa, lude·a-bed Hen:ulon
pen.on, 9 am till 11 am at JORD .A II.I nom to 5 pm 14100 Para 6' li5 Green Hettuloo ~Shoes 222 So A" IDOUlll 8tvd Paramount. chr Sl5 Both r f15
EIX'bd. Anaheim. Ca 279 6 Halladay Calif Zl3 531 W4 9l.L'MlllO or
SHOE SALES
Wunkd with or without
t!xpr ~11l 1rain ,\d\&Dl'!'
po1>!>1b1ltl1t'!. Gd com pan} bener1b \ppl" in
pt'r•on 9am u11 I lam at
~.md.ird Shot" 3U'i I So
Hn.stol. CM
SILK SCHr.1-;"ll
Sena Ana, Ca
\n eqWll opportunity
eroplo}"' m r
1010 .......................
CASI! PAJD
Wahr dryn. Rf'(r1 ~"·
v.~1un~or not 9!.7 8133
t.:SED Rt:.FRICi-.H
ATORS W ashen
dryers $1 00 up
Cltaraoc:t. Best Ap
RIJllewood 42" md t bl &
chr S200 Teak t'xpand•
ble md "2" 54 tbl & chr
$250 Tt•ak dre~!>t'r
"" rrurrnr ~ Wa lnu1 h1
h(J)' c!r1•.,,.,t·r w n1i:h1
,.t.in<t $25 ~rnvlc lll'd
SIO 673 2lll2
MECHANIC w soml'
foreign exp Must ha\'c
own tools Good rated
pay. 961·9062
'ART· TIMERS
STUDENTS .
UOUSEWIV ES. ETC
\cH'alion Club needs 5
GOOD phone voice~'
St ar t $4 .00 hr
D·.iys E,·es. 543-7957. • OCber oompany bend1ls
Rt.>ply to Box 6:>4. Dally
P1fot, P 0 Box 1560,
Costa M~a. Ca ~
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PART-TIME
LOAHCLEU
Wont 4 hrs daily rn Dana
Point Type, handlt>
telephone & work w loan
documents
Rel!t.aur;int
l:OUNTl':H II fo.LP
Perry's f'1na We nft•(I
l"t'llpon people to work
f1eXJblt· hn. ror ~t·hool
Apply wttkdays
SALfSLADY
F'ull or part time. Thl·
Showo H 22 Fas hion '
Ji,land. NB
OPt;RATOH
E.xp onl:r .ippl~ Near
O C A.Jrpon Mon Thur,
6 AM4 :.>PM 979 1483
WORD PIOCESSIMG
\'ydcr exp prt>f Xlnl
t; n i: s p e I I 1 n ll
Trans('nbe from dicta
lKJn eqwp Xlnt benefits
Jlltlleti lnsuran<"e offl<'e.
"1rvme Barbara 752-0990.
EOE
~.~
Aulomat1c washer S99 Dertnc dl')'er $50 G ,._.,
dryer t99 Gwu-anteed &
de.I 546-8672
Green ~halt & cream h1 111
10 )'Ch. Yake of r 760-1~
dft6PM
funR Si Waterbed
C.Ompl +heater. SlOO. Med-AJist. Non smoker
Exp. Hrs & salary open
n .... 5194
~aJ LVH
~.,,~y room 1'" T .
Santa Ana & Newport
area.
Family Planrung Assoc
Medical Group
Ca II Dons. &'JS..4628
MEDICAL ASSIST ANT
Back ofr work m happy
OB·G YN ore nr lloog
Hosp1t»l. seed resumt>
to 35S Plac~ua. Sw 20!1.
Newport Bch. ca 92663
Mtclcal S.cntary
Total respon1>1b11lty of front oUice 1n i;olo
Opbthalmol0&1Sl 's prac
lice. Bright, energel1<'.
good.typing, phone use.
coUedloos. Expenenced
tn medical office Xlnl
salary, working rondi
lions. Hunt111glon Beach
s.&3'1'11.
•MODELS•
&c
•ESCORTS•
Expeneoce Preferred
•661-0729•
•MODB.S•
" •ESCORTS*
F..qie.neoce Preferred
•661-0729•
Prov ident Federal
SaYMcJs SHS5 A C.,ii5t Hwy
Cill Karen at 496-6133
EOEMFll
pt ART· TIME OHL Y
Due to store exparunon 1n
Orange Co , we need
-.cvef"al sharp people to
""ork for 1 mghLc, a wk .
6 IOpm . SJl 10 2pm or 5
even1ngi. 6 IOpm Must
be 18 or over People who
.. re st.Ible pref
S400SALARY
Or profit s hanng pro
gram Whichever you
prefer. fo~or int . call
between 19pm739.2209
IMMEDIATE
PART TIME
OP&tlNGS
Help OD Saturday &c Sun
day monunas to deliver
DAILY PILOT
t.o our carriers. Must
have good dn ving re·
cord. large station
wagon or van. Hourly +
mileage Call Harry
Seel<'y at
642-4321
IMMEDIATE
PART TIME
*el •..,..een. Couple OPEHING
to ma.nap unall 22 unit Wed.. Sat,\ Sun AM. motel. La& Bcb. .-> + l Dnver to Deliver
br apt . t u -1101 or DAILYPILOT
E'"fl1 To _. U. rten in Nee/ aper. Insurance I 1--II --.& Cf. 1irl. Salar\ed , "...,, app C8111•
wk. CaU for appt. 1m1t Ila•• CJOOd .!"-~~~---1 *i•i•t record,
large 1tatlo11
wago• or •••· Ho•rly ,,pay +
a I 1gs..,.•c•~
~;;......,_---1 C. Hma t '5eNJ
.. hltlr Oil9l9t
at
642-4321
PGTE.UP
AmJlll.fR
Real EiltaLe
UCl!HSB>
UHUCEHSB>
Will tram Best com
1111&Sion split IJl the U1
~ 7ll JO. to I.op pro-
ducers For mlerv1cw
call Bill at Redhill Rl·al
ty. Lidooffiee. 67'3 7D>
Receptionist from :? 9
Wed Sun 1-'or Bahia
Coruit.tuan Yacht Club
1601 8ays1d& Ori\l'
CdM.644·~
PSlRY'S ptlllA
21Ull'• W Oceanfront
~ewport Beach
Re'>laurnnl H elo
Counter Oo the Bay
Super Atmo~phcn \
KreJt p.Hl lime Job
Lwg1 ·s L1'10 \.111.iJ(t•
N B fi7S. 2113:">
Restaurant
SGT. ,EPPEROHl'S
'1ZZA STORE
Sales persoo wanted for ~'TART NOW'
gift c,hop m Corona dt'I Local Amway d1stn but.or
:'d ar l nterc!>li.·d 10. orft!r.t opportunity for
pl anb. f t 1 me Ca 111 .l(OOd earrung.-s You p1('k
673-~ _ _ the hours For appt to
. S.t.1.fS f19S~ ~ tn ~1~~s of ~our
forgiftstiop.494.5660_ I ~all 63l ·t Z4ti or
Ta!lor
IUlLOCKS
NEWPORT IEACH
Is ('urrentl) d<'f"l'Plln)(
appli('at1on~ ror post
wouovasus
Make more mooey work-
tng abroad regardless ol
your a~e. sex or present
. pos1uon All types of
workers urgently re
Q\.lmi f'or dfta.tls. send
a stamped. sel f -
addressed envelope to
~~y.nt
i'Ol Wa.\h1Dgtoo ~l
Dept 5032
Bu!f aJo ""1t-W York 14205
RECEPTIONIST. La"" omc-e. ble phones. ~
:-0.ow tunng ror full & part
unw open1DK' at l0<·a
uan.~ near 0 C Alrpon
VarylDR days & hour...
Ideal supplemental 1n rome for houscw1ve~ &
s tudents Our pro
gress1ve, groWlnl( r-om
pany orfen opportun1t1es
for advancement based
on yo u r J Ob
performaoC'e Pleasant
~fl coodll1ons. Must
be lB & over Apply ID
pen.on between I & 6pm
WesfScbyto SIOOO
Expediting & co
ordlnatmg order:. with
~ciles producuon & aC'
cnt ·g departments Solid
rt:ls Location Irvine In
dustnal Complex Call
fo r appt. Marll )'n
MacRlll 540-5700
!Jons. full time and pun 1--------•
permo 752·7410
bc.,t/G•1 Office
Excillng opportuwty for
outgoing. attractive in
dlvidual lo work Rrr m
pres t1g1ous Newport
Center office w PR. typ
I.Ilg. phone. & riles exp.
644-73ll.
RECEPTIONIST -TYP<'
50wpm Good phone
manners. Frool orrice
appearance. Advertising
co. 5~·0460 as k for
Penny.
2:nl S E Bn11tol
Santa Ana lle1ghts
(Next to Mt' Donald;, l
~9-8674
t: 0 E
Restaurant Day help
wanted. rull or P T App-
ly 2 5PM MacDonald ·s
3XJ62 Beach Blvd. HB
SAL~TRAlNEE N~
dependable person C.On
tact Costa Mesa area
protected accounts We
tra in Writ e N E
Crawford. Pres., PAN
CO. Box 52. Ft Wonh.
Tx 76101
Sales
Wanted young men who
will get along weU Wlth
women . C all Mr
Thompson~
Ume
TAILORS
Ai>ply 1n person, Mon
thru f'r1 3 ~m
13 Fcnhi0tt Isa.ct
Equal Oppor Employer
TAX PREPARERS
ForH 8 office cauim 1022
TEACHElljPHSCHL
Full or part time
$3.501hr Mus t have
classroom in child de
veklpment 8V7-&12S
Teacher. pnv presC'bool.
Sandw1cbmao wante d P 'T. 3 PM·6 JO PM
F 'J'. or P 'J', Gary's Dell. _642_-04_11 __ _
l:D E . Coast Hwy, CdM.
or call 67S.2193. TELEPHONE
SOU CITO RS
Reslaln.nl SICltET AJtY /llClPT
WRAPPBS
P ume Ladles Lo 11.rap
indJ vldual pl ates i.n box
e. for sma II ml fl. Good ~g cond Call ~5.
78>-1068 --------
Youth Counselors
Part Time even ing&.
Outgouig adults wart.in&
wttb )'OUlh Over 21. Own
tnimportat.lon. $3..SO br.
start. S.9PM
CALL ANDREA
6C2-4321, ut. ~. 1·5PM
EOE
.......................
.hil.ru· IOOS .......................
Mammouth Tusk. 221b
Ovory ) from Alaska, lfOO~
Receptionist. Law f irm
Dix offices OC airport
a rea Type 60wpm.
telepbooes, gen ·1 ofc ad·
nun duties. Pleasant
s urrouod1ng5 Good
benefits Dia.De 636-5300 COUtnB SYVICE ~ typing 4r dictat.ioo
RIOCEPI tONlST _ Fast "Prepare sandwiches & for construction com.
peced iJ'OWing co need& salad. Days or eves pan)' m Laguna Niguel.
re"ept /swltch board 644--0210 Bookkeeping helpful.
Part Ume Sun Tbun
S. :I> t.o 9 30PM can earn
$«X> to f100 per mo. WW Tr8de your-o6cl miff for
train. Muat be respomi-new 1oodle1 with a
b&e .\ able to foUow in Owsifted ed. IG-SITI
" wWinl to train, full or
aper. 'lbat is vtvacloua. m AIL ClERK pert bJDe, salary open. stnac1ions. In N.B. atta. ----• lll5l>3«l2
bas good telephooe Part·Ume aftms ,\eves Call~.
voice. nice office ap· Wlll train. Apply 10 TtMtwe o,.rill• pearaoce + lite omce penoa PMr 1 . lmpon.s, Secretary P tr w /Writing Securil1ea firm need.I
skills.. We will train on 2110 fl.arbor 81 .• ell( skilla. Moo. Thun. Fri, sharp reliable person
switchboard. Position 9-noon, Tues 9·3. Call w/pOlitlve attitude. llmt
a.ail aft Jan is in F.V. Salllna lnatructor needed. 664-7183 Thun tt1ru Sat eQjoy wortlnJ in busy at-
loc . Cross streets Npt Bch. 25-Zlft. cruia only. mospbere C.11 Lloda, Broollbunt ,\Ellis. Pay 1ng sailboats. Wltnds.
1
__________ m.-0010 _______ _
cOIJlm w /e1-P•t. Call ~cw..:.,!'!Ume summer. SECRETARY JtueutJve TEl.J..ERS _Esper. a.
540-3475 uk for Sandy for ....,.. '....,. a e c · y . Ty p i n I It qcl. far El Toro, Mlaaioo
8'JPl. SAies posit.ion now availa· aborthand required. Full \'tejo .\ Lacuna Beach iiiCWI iOMtST b6e wtth California oldest time. tTM3'13 olflcee. A1ao part·time
.Vat BecepUonlst for floor cover ing firm . teller. Ooatact Jou or a.y bcMl1'd In eonaenlal. Qimmercla1 " resldeo-sn:RETABY, aper pre-Gcn41rl·lm E.O.E .
Marpret 644-6319
----Xlnt washer ,dryer $150 Bed. comp w ·spnngs la
Hot point 24 · r e fri g man Corner groupm~
w 1cemalter USO. wiradio 847~a.s.c 0 'K«ie llemtt G9rwgit S. 1055
1*~'100 673-2!01.Z --·-••••••••••••••••
I Allrjttuh:Mh-1025 ~!e,ed0~tadle sale
..... •••••••••••••••••• \,"1R;.-p ocu;,. r~ser'
s· balh tub w shower =.-e.~·3~r~
enclosure T oilet 2 Channel Ba I I !1 I .
VanrtleS 499-3105 87S-5182. 1>IJ. la>'7
I Ol O ~R Salt' f'r1 • Jae 4
"Sat J.ui 5oth 10 ~ 9!>7
Denver Dr C.M
AGFA
REPIJMWER Ill
LITHOGRAPHIC
CAMERA
•UOmmLENS
•%10mmLENS
•REVERSING
MIRROR w IFl.LTER
•HOLDER •SET OF EXTRA
LITES
• llOV CURRENT Sena.I No 4 ..U4.S8
$2.000 Call '42·4321. before SPM. ask for Paul Ward
Y ~mcA Color sound
20XL movie camera.
Tele Ima A.lao 8CRIDd edit
pl'O)ertor 4 mos okl/ll.ke
new. Coal 0¥9" 91DO. UC sa.m.a
Bras, hdbrd, fabr1 1 .
lamps. cJuldrens ladtt.>5
dothf's W1 <'ker Sat
Turtlt• Ror k . 18831
Portolino, Irvine. 9-4.
I~ Presl<ho Dr. Mesa del
Mar. Costa Mesa 9-5.
Fn /Sat /Su.o.
Gerace Sale. Sal.. Jan. 5
7am-lpm. 213 Dahlia.
Cdlll
1060 .......................
......,., I070 .......................
im Lotus Espnt Lotua-7.
Excellent tondltion.
SU.000. Jim. 851 -1980
event.np.
15th Annual
Southam CalHomla
faat p~eed Newport rtftl aalea, experience ferred,' t7p i n1, aaa
Beadl R.E. office. Xlnt preferred. Colla Mesa pbone1. oic mpat, com·
p booe a Uq u e tte. abowroom Contact Mr petitlve ulary, ~•II ~, • prof. ap. Wek:b. 7Sl ·ZD Jamillorll.ad~l ...-ce. req. Call Lila, fl33..ZllOO, ~. Perm. Cull-SICal'MY a~.,_;.e. ..---.. time. R.M. Ab ram• Xla&opptJ lot lharp l al
SPORTS· V£\CATION
ARV SHOW
_ _.._ 1or a._...,,. cataJoc Showroom, 1811 /Jtlal ?:io: akllla
QnaleCo.Airport area ; 'Newport Blvd .. Co1ta ~ ,_ .-...-.. to sp. pref., Ute tJPi:na • ....._ _. ... ~ coo-
bookk••Pt DI ; 1ood ~~Baaebaf-t.lepbo~ technique. SM.H PllSOMS Oa1I •-.-0. •uoo. PwnonalllJ plus aduJta Sia,..,~
RECEPl'IONJST _ ot-to w ork wltb and D•• to e x paaaloa.
bMlllt. ~ froal ol· lldivai. "*· O¥er 21. ..... lau ~ ' flee appeataoce. Llte lb ~~~ <W...,1.1 blll lmnMdJate ,L ~-.-op • a •-~ I f o r ~la&, 4n d&y WOf'k PAIT=· ___,/Cleft to dH1 Wlik to N.8. &artfnc wf&b fondcleel'9, la all
..., .. ..... ...... CIPlldlaficMIDMrridlt.I.
PMOta ~-CICJpt--,.... ~_.. 11•re deaUa' wltb
-1,.... 'lnn.a &uka • ha· .,.... ._-· 41Yldual1. Oooel or·
AM For A.lldftl •••IHUoa 11 • blllty, ~Uoaal 1kll11.
r ,•,ft=~ nut. i..m+-l!"'P"..
~..;==:·can
Anaheim Convention Center
Janu•ry 5th thru.13th, 1980
• ,
ta4 fllO ....................... ••• '-····" m1No&n Deme Rd.
0..11 ..
Yoa an the wtnner of
two Ucbta cauo nJue >
to
•••••
HI .... ' f'
'14C-I & l1 I -
PORSCHE'S
WANTED
Allow Ill the opportun.11)' co conalder tbe purebue er trade-In ol your clean
Alncbe. Check w1lb Ua Todav!
........ ,..._. ..................... ,.
MW .......................
*** CA. ...
P.O. Box 531 Laiuna Beacb You are the wmoer o1
two Udrm <tUO val•>
to
s,.tl·Y•lf'-
&IYa.w
Jan. 5lb t.bru 13th
Anaheim c.anV90b00 c.eo&er ncketa may be claimed
by ca.J..lin& 642-~. ext. m
°':;,'1.aa.pr'
A<omatlc. a r cond •• IPll'ODI pwr ateertn1 • AMiiii R.-.o ce..,U.. CND71) SlO,G>.
.. CHIWOUS
.. DoveStftlet NEWPORT BEACH
712-0tlO .._ ... 9734 _ ................. "' £ ,1,1
'Tl White Obla Coupe. --··-••••-••• _,._ """000 ori& m1 xlnt" ie GT +I, classic model, ...... -· . n-. IOOCI-'20GC>
cml ~2&S3 48:MI017
•• Ghia . alloy whls,
radials. stereo. xlnt caad. ~loller P.P.
4M4l56
Seal&. $22,000.
646-Jll4 Mo• Fri. 9.5
"JO MG 8 coavertlble
SllDO
eM017
vo1a..,.. t110 .......................
• Leaabn, u la for .__ pug, blit car • nm.a.ID&. n.v
SIJO. m.mt. ··-··--·····-·~.:JI;
...Dodee Dart GoodTranf.-
at-4111 Aft.5PJI
"111'\lrbo Mmtana OliW'a. • ' C = H 15 Bba bea1'y -lift.Ill .... "1 ..
-•••••••••••••••••• 4 speed, 4 cylinder, A.ICl .......,, 1917C+.DlllAC: Jeatber Interior, ~' , .. Sl¥IU..I wbeela, cuaett.e Md,
Loeded' Equipment In· map lilbt. Lo/ml. ~i[ .,_. ... ,,_ dudes moonrool ..., pty. !feat ofter. ~
wit.ape, lilt WbMJ. m&se 11S-291.i ~rr .. •
cont r o l 6 n ew '70 For d Gala •Rf'•~·-: "America • Ea1le " wqoo. ISOO Cal' t ~ ~ ~::'te~= ____ 541-_SM!_'·----·· ... · .,
s;nUielt cm ID U. eic.m· '87 Ford Ga.lute 500 0.: '-'l
fy. Call 645-1141 or vertlble New motor. "'
IDBI• a.all: for Bunny. complete. I nlr. perf,"'' .-,
'Tl Se¥llle. custom, 2-tone
bha , must mee. lo nu •
~ ,,.eat Nda ,.W. • ,
MOO or beat offe r r~t-· s,.ta.v ......
&IV•w
Jan. 5tb thru 13th
Auhelm Coovenuoo Cent.er
••• Lolul 9737 VW • Havinl trouble sell· &.:ta.. _en«M7~~~~~~~-~~
'* • * IC.t McWethy
~A Unlvenaty
eo.taMesa
You ~ lbe winner of
two ticbb ClS.90 value)
to
s,a.-tl·VocoHo.
It IV Show
Jm. 5th thru 13th
Anabetm Convenuon
Center ndcets may be claimed
by calling 642 5678, ext m
'48, Uadera 16, 25ft, vam
hull, allp ID N B ,
bea u tlf~l . $4000
lllM-9010.
•IMMACUL.A Tl•
21'·30'10ATS
6/12 mo. Plans prepd.
From SUlll/mo. lncl. sl.P6. leuons 213f823..4064 Own
CUALOCX J7
Faat f1berglas cruising
cutter. Profeasionally
C\&5tom bwlt. Teak & oak
antenor Loaded with gear 1ncludlnc diesel,
wtndvane & refrigerator Ready to cruise
anywhere. SB0.0001offer
714-898·2970 Private
party
9070 ••••••••••••••••••••••• sun AV AIL.AIU * * * Y AC Newport 646-0551
'DckeU may be claimed ~ calllnc 642·¥'18· en.
•••
9520 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'46 Ford Woodie, restored
$13,000; '48 Ford Woodie.
restored mint cond.
P>.000. 67~161
'87 Ford GaJaxie ~ Coo·
vertible. New motor.
complete I ntr. perf.
rum great. Nda paint.
$800 or best offer.
~
'5.1 Kaiser: 4 dr Sedan
Private Party. Call ~3492.
9530 ------...................... .
Rene de Paris IS open .... Speed & DUNEBUGGY, fiberclas
now! FU-eSaJe Buy one, Sid tOIO body, 1641 eng. new ..... ooer--• ·-So "-t ••••••••••••••••••••••• paint., top, brka. tires. "'u '"""'· ..,,,,. ·...,. · Qu1.a.<:rafl, 18' 1/0, VS. much ch rome. $2200 ~~ Lquna, Mon thru ftaboraki, SZ4QO. ~-
I trT3-l003 T -NC--.... -----9-56-0
WANTED: Will pay $S to ••••••••••••••••••••••• SlO for butane liaht for T~ 74 Ford Couner camper. 546-1858. .••••••••••••••••••••••• 4'K. $2100
See Nlchtclub Acts, Olen ~ Sde/ 9 I 20 548-G04, ~23l6
Ca m p be I I . DI one "••••••••••••••••••••• '85 Ford pkkup&-cyl, runa
Warwick, Dax Xenos Rancbero Camper SbeU. great. lllOO.
Calllll-3512 ftta 19118-Im, xlnt condi· 846-2278 tion. 'nl -8987. Antique upri1bt piano.
Cbro..me_caooDY bed tMW-..-.t,,...~ wJIPl'Ud " back drop. Molor:vdel/ 9150 9'll18' oriental ruJ . Seo fwn 642--88T1 ...................... .
Mm 'a 10 Speed, S75. New
Oaaalcal 1wtar, ~.
'1S-Ol8. carw.
'78 ~zuJd DR :rro Ridden
4 t.unea. Seller trade 950
Callm~
'Sl Dod&e Paneled Truck va, iiWJ, ~Y wort
Runs Id. $4.50. 770-7000
·~ Dodge Moo covered
flat-bed plumber's truck
Oompletejy overhauled
l ·Of ·•·kind. $2500.
~anytime.
AUTOS
WANTB>
Don't trade aell us your
used Mercedes Benz
C.all us lo find out whal
your MBZ's realty worth.
M.isslOO Viejo Imports
IJl-1740
.._. ... arted ••••••••••••••••••••••• Maa-o '705 .......................
AU-A ROMEO
.Demo Sale lo Progresa
71 AU-A ROMEO
wo.TSSB>AH
Automatic trans . air
oond.. AM FM cassette
& mags (1052) 19.822
BEACH IMPORTS
849 Dove Street Ntwro~T BEACH
752-0900
71 All-A ROMEO
SPIDER
Red w tblack lop, 5 apeed
trans., stereo & less lban
U.000 miles. (~8WYD >.
$7911
THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
20b0 HAA!OR !lVD.
M.f.SA-.64~
IMW .......................
et '79 Suzuki S.P. 370 Tent Trailer , Refnge . Like Nu Sl,4:i0 or make
Washer/Dryer. Xlnt affer.Callm~. '64Chev. lloo.10ft. uUh-SA,.TA A,.A $I Sf & llOADWAY
tybed. Aluk.anCamper, 835·3171 cmd. IMM287
"' Triumph 650cc. New ~ H u1hea Airwest engine. 11100 or bat of.
Coupoo fer. Call 751-8991.
new tires, eneioe, lr&DJI, T~ UUIMATf ~IH(; MACH(1'(
aatflera. rear end s:uoc •·~-IMWs• or best olfer. S48·S89l v~
$35. 8G-ki9, ... 7668
Pool Table exquisite old·
fashioned model with
artistic piano legs. Slate.
Leather pockets. SlSOO
value. Sacrifice $485 .
Deliver rree 831H1102
'76 3)02 hp '641 PQO ) V-9570 '763l02•p (073YP0)
2i6Kaw.90QX1ntcood. --••••••••••••••••• '763l02•p (401PQP> 642-ta •MEW 197t IOFt. 77m411p S /R 101791 orM6-61811 CHIYIOL!T 71 a>cs1 ~XG >
1976 Honda Elsinor e .-y....... '78D>l4ep, Cl39UKH) ~I --..... '18 mA s /R (738TXK) MR250. xlnt cond. 1700. Jn'. <Ser.8822). '18633cslAS1R (0062)
llM-SH9 . ONLY $7998 i9320l4ep <095XERl
il BMW 2002. AM /FM
C81S. $28:50
S38-2177 •IM2-8963
19119 BMW 2002, running
cond. salvage value 1875.
Paul 497-4844
'aJ 2002. Runs & l~lts P>d. Slll>O. 6'5-2375. Pvt
party .
711MW5l0i
4 speed, power steerine.
power' brakes, air coodJ
boning, AM-FM stereo
cauette, electnc sun·
roof, electnc windows.
Topas/ta.n lnlenor, oo.Jy a> ,000 rrules. Sl3,900 or
best offer. CJ31BFD l CaU
&c2-0138.
c:.pri 971 5 •••••••••••••••••••••••
"76 Capn II. 4 cyln . good
cood.. S1 .900
586-8260 aft 5
9720 •••••••••••••••••••••••
LAJlG-E
S&.ECT10H OF
AU.MODELS
SHOP &COMPARE
BARWICK DA TSUH
,,lfl .f 11,111 C ,I pi't I ·"111
831 ·1375 49 3.3375
77 DATSUN 810
LOW MILEAGE. Coco
brown. Excellent cood1·
bOn. AM tFM radio. A.C
Call Linda al 64().. 7665
tro-Nwpt. Bell. Tenrus
Oub. fam. membership.
Trans. fee loci. 673-3556.
Matar'..._.., Sde/ HOWARD C...Yr'Olef Closed S.tdclys ... /St<M 09f 9160 Dove & OuaiJ St.s. i4211lZ. AIC. AM /FM,
••••••• • •••• • • • • • •• •• • • NEWPORT BEACH $3995
RENT 22ft. luxury motor IJJ-0555 964-1374
Used Aa-ti.•g. Approx. home; ste;r. 6; self· -""'"O. ~ dr, 4 spd, radio ~.......... ....... -..1 + ... .... '73 Dodge Family or •u IK.I' .. l1S -. yd. Beige wool at ......... _,., . <r ....... •. n•P N~ factory n.a•nt, .., 640-8S85 Camper Van. Seats 7. ..... "-..--S!Jsq. yd. Buyer take all. sleeps 4. S39t5. Ca I I low IJll Mint. 673-67211
4M-l8. Alllos.rTice,P..ts 54&-1766 1910-S '78 280Z Bur1ondy Office,_ ala• & & Acceuories 9400 .... ..-.. w·_..__.. 9590 -.-~ NOW•. rad 1 a I a. 5 · s p. a / c,
Crnd .. _. 1015 --················-· ---~ .....-HEW ......... •••••••••••••• URGE SB.ICTIOM AM /FM stereo c aaa. ;;::;•;:;.;,••;;=:;;~·;~ PARTS•SERVICE ~~~:~~. OFMEW 1979 ~c~-.S:.~
pxlCODd. S:SSOO. HOURS domestics or daaaaca. If J20l't • 5211'1 Bcb. or call before Fri.•
MM.'501 ()pen7a.:ru'W~Y· )'OUr car is extra clean, 6J3CSl't • 73CH's aft. Sun. 497-SOll or
•••••••••••••••••••••••
s.crtfice Ladies Diamond
Rlllg.. Appraised "°°°· eeU aoo or cloee offer
55Ma71
~ ..... 9740 •••••••••••••••••••••••
71Ml%240D
We have a large mven
tory ol pre owned M BZ 's
in stock. Tb1s one 1s
priced iow at
$15,191
OOOVPU>
JIMSLEMOHS
mo ~~LVD COSTAM~
631·1276
MIZ
WAHTB>
WUI pay you mort' for
your clean uM"d i2 or
later Mercedes Benz
c.all t.oct. y .
• M.assioo V\eJO Imports
831-1740 4.95 1700
"19 MB~ SLC, lo nu. U ·
sume lease. 639-1712,
~3222
'78 240-0 . 4spd., Elec.
anrf, AM /FM White
w/blue lnl:-Llke oew.
lf15..325'1.
'72 250c Sedan. x.lnt cond.
AtC. pwr windows, lo ml.
ll)OOJoftr ~
"7V U(ID 3Kmi. nereo,
ate, e1eet anrol Sli~ P.P Sl-'413
Mercedes '75 45-0SLC
Red, sunroof. AM FM
C!85S 44,000 m1, 1 owner
Xlnl. Reuonably pn~
Z12-8110.7~l
Pwpot 9748 •••••••••••••••••••••••
PfUGEOT
SPECIAL
LEASE PLAN
AVAILABLE
BEACH IMPORTS
848 Dove Slrttt
NEWPORT BEACH
75~0900
9750 •••••••••••••••••••••••
"76 Ponrhe 9llS, 5epd,
map, stereo cass. s nrf.
umna c. 640-1948 Eves & wimds:__ ____ _
76 Por 912E. AC. AM FM aer. sorf. alloys. u .ooo
im, Sl7 .000 0 BO 64G-6020
~
"19 ll<M aJI xtras lnchadUlg
sunrooi, a c. SKm1 Be5l
Offer 213 692·3236
~7223 "-& ft.-. 1090 MQndarSaL A:Sun. see us nRST! ..;..~_S02 _____ _ ;;:::,;::,=~~·:i:;;; m=a:~m ~· ·· .· Call tt!Y~~ may ~ •••••••••••••• !?!~ ~~red1 blk.
keyboard Orlan. Must FOID bave that pre.owned '15 Flat U4 Sport. 56,000
aeO! Worth tuoo. Wlll ZMOS.llabl.SantaAm BMW you are looktng mi.Jes, new top 5 speed. ·79 9llSC, 8,000 ma.
sacrifice _,, CaU Lisa AUbeCornerolWaroer for! 14.<m Call after 6 p.m. Sllver/blk, usume bank
SSJ.1201 cla~. Slle-8937 146-7070 #I 11t Or9p c..t,.· . 8J I ·2040 49M949 "f'A2.'¥ifl2 .;;;lle:..:..6t().a)O=.:....:..;...;.. ___ _
m& your car" Try us Top dollar . Paid for or Not! CONVERTIBLE '13 El ~ your car to Jam Dorado. Ong owner.
Marino Volkaw a gen, L_a.n __ MJO __ ._M>-__ m_7 __
lB71l Beach Blvd.. Runt ln&loo Beach . Ask for '711 Seville, 12.~ m1 .. Im·
"M Fa.Icon ~ or best of.
rer New u..res. nms aood. '" • eood body 499-4408
'73 Country Sq. Ltd. Must
sell, bestofr
, ..
Fra.olt Marino or Tom mac.· SU>.900
AWn ~ S48-0!l83 ___ • ,.,.:.. •
fOI AU. OF YOUR
VWMEB>S
SaJes. Leas.in& -Service
lB71l BEACH BLVD
HUNTINGTON BEACH
14~2000 ---
' IUY l'tlOILIMS Sick or dead Foreign cars wanted Free lows
631-211187 -C.ab 673-3465
'72 BUS, runs weU, u
oeilent body S2:500
751-0221all5pm
'18 wtut.e Super Bue coov.
Ownpape edttloa, xlnl
cood. lo au. C.11 754-5040 9am-Spm. or wknda
~
'79 VW 8111. aorf. bed,
AM /FM stereo. 11.000
ml . asking $8,400.
9-0.89
Yetto t772 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
VOLVO
SALES. SBYIC£
AHDUASIMG
OVERSEAS DELJV ERV
EXPERTS
EAIL!IKE
VOi.VO
lll86 Harbor Blvd.
Cx:>ST A MESA
646-9303 540-9467
OltAHGI COUNTY
VOLVO
EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO L.eraat Volvo Dealer
Jn Orange County I
BUY or LEASE
DIRECT
'71 Volvo 145 Sta. ::r\
Recent ma)Of' eni
done t2500080~.
'87 122 s. Rum • loob
creat. Auto. SUOO.
873-1479
19 Vohoo 142. RebWt eq.
It trans . Good
lranaportat1on. $1950.
Daya $40-3025, Eves
•7'908.
~di H4~··'· IS Cpe DeV1llc. blk. •-•••••••••••••••••-.. loaded. new t 1ru, WANTED 11 Maveridt
PIOO/bal olr ~19 an that 1s wrecked or
5 PM, Olbel"W!Se 00( runmnla, ...,
'711 Seville Low mileage m &M9 after_6_.JO __ _
Must aeU Ha.a all extru
552-5812
9t17 .......................
l.1'73 Camaro. llnt cond .
S27SO I owner All xtru
675-8418
16 lLhn1 cood &-cyl p :..
p b. auto Tape de<'lt
Nrw l.lrei. All -.erv1c-e re
rordri Mu.st See S3 .800
557.3200 673 4119 a..,... '920 .......................
1979DIMO
a.E•••MCE!
on Camaros. Capnces
Monte Carloa. Mali bwi & Novas DruUc reduc
b0n5'
SAVEMOWllt
CO ... t>'ELL
CHEVROLET
.,,_,._II.•"•" f\ I
• • r-. I \ \1 t , ,
IJl4b-I 200
Mlic.y "'° ~ .. . .................... ..
ORANGE COUNTY'S
HEWIST
UNCOLN-MERCURY
DEALERSHJP
RAY FLADEIOE
LINCOLN MERCURY
IS. lB Auto C.enter Dr
SDFwy Laite Forest exit
IRVlNE
130-7000 ---
~ .
_..,. .
"19 Bobcat 3 dr, m new •,:
t"ond Auto. p i.. a /c .
lo nu 640-l 081
..... cml) 9957 .......................
79TUltlO
....... Cobra
Blue beauty -Must sell:
..
4 speed, 4 cylinder, A/C., .,
leather 1ntenor. mal( wtaeela. cuaetLe deck, • .,
m&p blhl. Lo/ml. Pnv. t
pty Best olfer eaum.ali .. ~--------·J' 'TS llonte Carlo. anrf.
A111Flll. bckt au, flr <1"19 Mustang, 4 cly, 4 MMl57I speed, 3-door. radio Ad· ~· ••
'74 Chev Impala . 9
pasenger wagon. A C.
PS. P B. AM FM radio.
lu11age r a<'lt ,..._auto
lraOI .• ~.h. good rond .
Call art 7 30 PM .
nt4 )1912. 7179
ma suoo ea 11 m «58 ~ ·
646-T127 ---------•• ·ss Mustan« sale or:.·
trade Rblt trans New •.
lire~
i8 Monte Carlo 15.000 PWo 9951 .:. -.
mUes Xtra equip Sharp •••••••••••••••••••••• '
cood $4700 644·2258. '15 Pinto Runa~. 371' •
T1 4 door Impala, air,
radial tires Perfe<'t
rond. l2Sli5() Call 642-0 l l6
or638-0261
9932 .......................
•CotlYETTESlll
We have ao excellent
sdectlOO ol Corvettes re acty for 1mmed1at.e de
Uvery' lncluchnc a 1980 black automa lJc T Top
brand new . fa ctor y du-ect to u.s <4097~ ) See us
TOOAY!!!
HOWA.IDa...,... Dove. QGaJJ Sl5 NEWPORT BEACH
IJJ.0555
nu • xlot cood • Sl95G, .. 41 ~
.JolllnOft & So. •.
UMCOLM-MBtCURY. ·• .. ;
''Speclal of the Week.. . ., •
72 rtMTO .. :;,
HATCHIACIC "" • Automatic, air l'Ood, loW' .. I •
nule. 'llus 1s a pretty ·•
blue car for many mtle&. • of eco n o mical
transportation U68FIT )>
$1895
2626 Harbor Blvcl • ....i Costa Mesa $40-~
Fbf' Sale 71 Pmlo, low-.
m1lei.. itrea t ga!
nuJeag... 848·3336 alter 7:J>pm
~ "'a WCorv. T·loll. slvr " blk ••••••••••••••••••••••' ILbr ant. 350 auto, P S, '7J F\.lry. 2 door. auto, ai'I'"' "
P I B • A I C • c o m P I Etc SSOO ' :• relt«ed. Must Stt to ap ~
preaate. lllOOOtorbetolr. ,,_ ~ •. 511~ '73 Scamp, needs ~. • ........__ u---a> Q( best offer. Ca~·
--..... 642.2985 '•· i·~·······················i-~·;·ij·~·····!-.-!!ii!ii!~iiiiii~ ... ERS ews. , 21125Rarbor81vd. Allth.w/jnylnt.A/C, '18128Rally.Loaded.Low '72 Tar1a 911T, black: lpc 11wt ..... ,l,0,94 SELL kl1e itema wtthd.a COS'l'f7•~2M50EBA0 . Xlnt. cond. Snrf, rDJes. $UOO. Call evea Recaro seals. Extra ~1uwhaPiJotl c~~:"'r~~~ in _............. ••• DllityPUotClaaalftedAi y.., .41N-1017,497·1996. 79().9138 dean.llKIOO.CaU4837m ~ ,_, 1.,..... 1bit aell! N wet auit. .,, .....
X1Dtcaod.$l00.Newau.r· MtDLlm'-tSIO ......... tllO ....._Mew 9100 AMtos.Mew 9100 Aartos,Hew 9800 ....._.... 9IOO tboard , .... a 20 wide ........... °:! ....................... ~ ....... # •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ········~············ •••••••••••••••••••••••
Sl40/blto&. 1667'1. ...-----------., ~~z~~= I LEASE :~-:ii I
'IV. 2 yr. WUT .• free de--I I liYSJ ......... 1711.
HARBOR BLVD. of CARS 0
............. ......
JOMtllOle6IOll
~ ••con MM ..........
~
llAmS
CAOUAO. 9IC.
AUTO CENTER
NOTHING OVER
54999
I 421 IUB ST COSTA MBA
71CMMllAC '2999 SIDAM DI YUi ...... .
Full pc)Wlr, f9alory .., condtuon•no. AM/FM
-...0. tilt ...... and pedded t()C). Shatpf
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AUTOMArnc TRANSMISSION
NOT ONE OF THESE
ECONOMY CARS CAN TOP
PONTIAC SUNBIRD MPG!
MPG MPG
TOYOTA PLYMOUTH
Cellca .• . .•-Cyl~ 1t S.pooro ~yt S-Sf)d !! Ce'rtu' 4-CY1 • 0 11 S.pporo 4-<:yl Auto 20 Corona 4-<:y I S-Spd 1t
Corona (..Cyl Auto 11 DODGE Cresslda 6-Cyl Auto 21 CMllenQef' 4-<: yl S-Spd 21
CMllenger •<v• Auto 20
Equipped with: DATSUN
280 zx 6-Cyl S-Spd 20 AMC 280ZX 6-Cyl Auto 20 Spirit ~r-21 • Power front • Deluxe cushion 810 6-Cyl 4-Spd 21 Spirit yl 4-Spd 17 810 6-Cyl Auto 21 Spirit ylAuto 11 disc brakes steering wheel Concord •<vi Auto 20
•AM radio • Nylon r.lle trORD Pinto •<vi~ 21 FIAT• •Whitewall tires carrr:t ng Pinto 4-c;yl 0 21 L•ncla 4-c;y I S-Spd 1t • Automatic trans. • Ins rument Cluster Mustanc.i 4-c;yl~ 21 Lancia •-Cy I.Auto 11
• A-coustlcal Insulation Mu steno '"Cyl o 21 Br av a •·Cyl S-Spd 20 •Tinted glass, F•lrmont •<vi 4-Spd 21 Br av• •<vt Auto 20 all windows •Wheel o~nlng mldgs. F•lrmont 4-<:ylAuto 21 128 4-c;yl 4-Spd 21
• Custom seat belts • 18.S gal. MERCURY ALPHA ROMEO• • Power steering fuel capacity Bobcat 4-c;yl '-Sod 21 Spt~ •-Cyl S-Spd 1t Bobcat 4-cyl Auto 21 Spd Sed •<v• Auto 1t • Rocker mouldings •Heavy duty caprl 4-c;yl~ 21
•Window Siii Mldgs. radiator C.prl 4-Cyl 21 BMW• Zephyr 4-<:yl~ 21 3201 •·Cyl S-Sod 11 Zephyr •<yl 0 21 3201 •-Cyl Auto 11
MAZDA PEUGEO"r RX7 Rotary 4-Spd " S04 4-Cyl 4-Spd 17
RX7 RotAry~ " S04 4-c;yl Auto 17 RX7 Rotary o " VOLYCr 1t Volvo (..Cyl'"Spd
Volvo •<ii 4-Spd " ( 0) ·u..1 .................... _,.,., Volvo 4-CylAuto 11
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CHOOSE FROM!
only '
+ T•x, Lac...& Documentary Fee
.IMMEDIATE DEUVERY!. . .
olll -Rockets $108,
. .
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TEHRAN, Iran (AP> -An an· . in mob ol n.t-wavtnc Iranlaos seat U.N. Secretary-General
Kurt Waldheim fleein1 ln his
1 lmoualDe from a cemetery oo I Tebran'1 outaktrta today Just
minutes.after be arrived to lay a
I wreath at the graves of revolu-tionary dead.
, Jn the city, Mchan protesten
• tried to storm the Soviet Em· · Nu>' for the aecond time this
.... llDd tem ol tbouaanda of
lran1aDI othered out.aide tbe
oeewpled 0.S. Embally to ~
tell fbe W11dbfdm .Wt in one of B---!!'-~"!"'~!gmt,....-~ iiane.tweeb:
Aboat -pemoGa, bellned to tliclade nUtme of tboM buried
"' tbe ......... Bebesbt Zlbn ~· 11 ... , .-..i,ORfta'•w.ra• ~
QlfM~10
CemeterJ, caatea pd oo the car 7 earr1tn1 Waldheim to tbe
~metery frvm a pad where bia
I Mlicopter touched down.
1 • • W aJdbelm, in Iran in an d'fort
to defuM the crlsia over the U.S.
DnbuaJ boatqe.boldins, WU
on tbe 1round for only ab
1 minutes and O.Ver left the car.
' • tbe chanUnc crowd enclrcled
I bis cu' be «dend tbe driver to retuna totbe bellcopter.
' .. Gof Go!" Waldheim could be
l ..... .. .. .,. exdted1y to bis
'dflver. . ,On~ aboard the bellcopter,
tbe craft lifted off immediately,
Walclbdm back to tbe ci·
bin be met with Foretp Sedecb Gbotbaadeh for
..... --boun. Asked bow ~· .talu Oil tbe American .._..._......,,Waldbelm,
Wllo:IOabcl tired, &ald: .. The
talU are eodkmfn1 llDd it would . 1'0t be helpful for me to etaborate • thla point. ..
* * *
Merit Raise
Pact Backed
In County
Orua.ge County 's ad ·
mlnlstralive maoa1e ment
employees have approved a one--
year contract that contains a
controversial merit pay pro-
posal.
The final count, completed
Tueada)' afternoon, showed ap-
proval ~ tbe contract by a 107 to
a5 marlin-
Wben employees In tbe 550-
member unit first voted on the
pl'OPOSal earlier, it ended in an
88 to 88 deadlock..
Under terms ~ the propoaal.
employees can 1et anywhere
from DOthinl to a lS percent ~
increase, depeodlDI on
performance evaluations by
tbelr superiors.
Employees previous~ poeed tbe merit pay
claiprlna that it ~d lead to
fnoriUlm llDd cronytam.
Tire Trouble
1,000 Hit Huntington Beach
By JEIUlY CLAUSEN ot•Oelt9 ........
Huntington Beach area
Ufegua~ who keep an eye open
for b'e'acb·contaminatlng oil
allclt.s race another prob1em this
week.
"It loob ti.te we have a tire
slick com1na in.'' quipped Eric
Files, ctty marine safety oltlcer.
City and 1tate offlclals
eettmate that nearly 1,000 o1¢
worn-out Urea have waahed
ashore between Golden Wett
Street and Beach Boulevard
since Monday.
A 1torm off tbe northern
coutal area Hilt 10.foot waftl
crashloc onto the beaches
tbrouh Wednelday.
With the ~en came the Urea -from an
artlflclal ftabinl reef laid on the
ooean floor otl tbe city In 1'7$ to
replenlab tbe ftabed~ Hunt-matoo Flata. Ttres that flop mdD the beach
have cauNd no iAJari•, aaid
Files, ''but there could bave
been a problem with tbe au.rfen
and the blc aurf ~ ~~
'' Appermtly they (tbe ~ mwed tbem au ...
City beach ma1nteaaDce crews
have bem piddnc the tins up
dally since Monday, offldala
noted.
State Beach matotenaace
crews planned to ~ dialq
tbe tires out a~a Chica st.te
Beach tb1a IDCll11ldq, aald Jlm Hamrick, acttne matntauce
chief.
Officials estimate that
between 300 and 500 u.r. bnw
washed onto tbe clty beads.
Hamrick aa71 more ~ 500
ban flopped Gato state beadm,
many ~ tbem already bu.rled by
wublqaaad.
The tirel were planted otf.
abore :Lcs Anaelel Rod and Reel YOlunteen wtUI atllte
perm , lald Jobn Ca.rll&I
<See 1DJr8, Pap Al)
en -Slips
Crisis
.. Scares
Buyers
LONDON <AP ) -Pan·
demOClium atruck tbe world's
eold marbta today u bu,.,.
frltbtened by the deepeoin& ~nternaUooal political crisis
drove the price ~ the preciow
metal above tlOC> an ounce fw
the first Ume. The dollar fell
sharply.
The ~ ol gold rocketed to
$649.73 In Hong Koo&. tbeD al.id
back to t613.2JS. The cliosiq ride
waa $72..01 above WedDeld.,,'a
closing price of $1541.25, wbJ.le tbe
hicb for the day represented a
lain of SlOl.48.
Silver allo jumped to IDDl"e tban Jtl ~ ~ bdom praftt takiDC tookpblee.
When tbe London market
opeoed, bulb traded at ....
ord bid.-.....S Qtke sprad
of .15 to ... A.t mld·after'MaD.
Loodoa'• ...... ballian dea ....
••fts.t•• tM prtee • a record
9634 an ~ up $74.51 fram w ednetday's aftenM)oa fb:ims
and up •51 from tbe •• neaday'1 dmina rate ol $511.S
ln early New York ln&lac.
Republic Natioa.al Bak qua&ed
1old at '530 an ountt bid. ~
asked and said tbe marbt was
"very buly."
Jn Zurich, Europe's bluest
bullion mart, tradinl resumed
after • ftV&day holiday period,
and told opmed at a aprud o1
$615-9125. 'the late mediaa price
of 11835 .... $111 b1lber than tbe
lut Zurieb aelliDI price ol $U1
an oance Dec. 21.
Gold analyata. uked to ft·
plain the naab for ao&d. DIUd
that lDveators Wbo can afford to
ln•est or speculate in baDkln
want to put their ...a lat.o tbe
pnicloua metal as a safe baftll
1n tlm• of potiUcal YDCel'tailQ.
While tbe amaa1 amount ol
pld tnded lm't made palJlc.
,old mateb bne mudl ._..
volume dim tbe New Yon SIDd:
Excb aaae. for example.
Therefore, wbm a relatiftl7 f9w
inv•ton ~from trJ1nC to
tell sold to tryinl to bu)' tbe market price Jumps wddl7.
Slmilart7 ........... in ·~ by a few lDWlton can came a
aharpdrop.
Gold tradlDI re1umed in .._.
tocla)', after lta 1u1pen1ion w.a-., iD d.Ue nadl· ==ia~.:..:t::!=:e~ .,., ........ tu.
* * * Gold, Sil11er
~Stock·
Ha Big Gain
Loft4o• Qolcl Prlc .. ---... ••t--~~~~~~--t
•• @ _·-___ ... ....
•••
Wmplex Eyed~
For Downtown
In Huntington
Dowa:duwD ffUDt1nltGn Beeab
property OWD«S claim tbe)''U
uk tbe •llPl>Ort of tbe Local
Coaatal Proaram committee
ton.lpt for an 1nten.ae, bleb-riae dn~ 1n the city's oldellt
~IJU.
Tllomas Whalinc. a llaln
Street property owner, laid be ia
aapokf.linaaforf~
~ wt.o would lib to ..
a botel-matel .......... eom:r-creat.ed in tbe ~ wtimt..
Re said a dl7 propoul caDiac
for a tow-bJ tbeme mall wma't flJ .
The LCP committee l's
dw'aed wttll wrtttnc • ......
mandated snkW*• for CCMlltal
de•elopment In Huntillltea '
Beaeb. Tbe elty COU1PCU and '
eoutal cwnml•ioa mast ap-~
Pf'"e ............. Wbalial cmtendl t.oallbt'a T • o'e~~ LCP MUlcm wUf man tbe 1Jnl time dowDtowD prGplr'-!
ty OWMn "'° fonul11 ...... ' ... ......,. l
Tbe ma a·-wlll be beld Ill I
Boom B-T fl the a.te o.a., f .........
J .. • ! t •
!
Oaarged i• KilHngs
Diane Evers, 23, listens glumly at hearing charging her
with drowning murder of her three daughters -two of
them twins -in family tub New Year's Day. The
Leesburg, Fla., woman had been undergoing psychiatric
treatment for about a year.
Coast Pair's
Good Deed
furns Sour
A man was stabbed and shot
early today in Garden Grove as
he fended off a robbery attempt.
Police said Roy Eugene
Hawksley, 22, who ls ln the U.S.
Navy, and Thomas Allen
Terebenatz, 20, of Garden
Grove, said they t.boqbt they
were doing a favor wben tbey of.
fered two youq men a ride.
Ra9bley and Terebenab bad
met the men at a loeaJ bar
pOJice said. The men, descrtt;d u in their late teem or early
hfentl•, uid they needed a lift
to their apartment complex on
Yockey Street in Gardea Grove.
But when the car pulled into
the apartment's parking lot
shQ.rtly after midniehl, ooe of
the auapecta pulled a knife and a
pistol and demanded money,
police Mid.
Hawbley wa1 stabbed and
shot during the tleht that
ensued, while Terebenatz ran
for help, olflcera said.
The two empty-banded sus-
pect.I Jumped a block wall fence
and fleet. Hawbley waa treated
lat We1tmln1ter Community
Hospital and released.
r ..... rageAJ
SOVIE'fS ••.
.t\.fahanlstan about 50 mil• from
the border and Paki1tan'a
Kybber PMI, to fll)lt Moslem
rebela wllo have been battliq
tbe coa11nmfp Allhan 1ovem-
ment 11nce the ftnt ol tbne ~
Scm• ~ 20 mnatba .. o.
F,....PageAJ
TIRES ...
Jr., habitat development
coordinator for the State Depart-
ment of Fish and Game in Long
Beach.
"Those volunteers ought to
volunteer to go down and pick up
those tires," Carlisle comment-ed this morning.
Ile said similar tidea of tires
wuhed ashore in urn and last year.
A!ld, ~ ~ the reefs at!"...W-
ly have accomplished little in
repleniaMog the flab lb.at once
swam In quautlty off tbe
Anabelm Harbor and BolH
Chlca area.
Carli.ale said about 25,000 tires
wet"e roped together in bundles
of a bout 100 and anchored to the
ocean floor with concrete ln
hopes of propagatio1 flab.
Carli.ale said nylon rope hold-
ing the reef together baa chafed
over the years, looeenine the tire
loadl. "
Old-tire reefs subsequently
have been banned olf California,
he adda. Now, fiablng reefs are
created with concrete rubble.
Any solid object will attract
flab, be aaya.
"It elves them a feelinc fl
protection,.. be said. .. A1ao in-
vertebrates and plant.a wlU root,
wblcb provides food for the
fl.lb."
Tbe problem off H\lllllnctCID
Beach IW'ted-._ the tire red
WU buried almost Immediately
by •b.lftinl bottom NDda.
He aaid ftab have increased
somewhat but tbat the Ure reel
bu been comldered a nuisance and 1eneraUy a failure
No CoWlty
MOve to ·
lJggurat?
It '°"8llld IOOd wtl1le it Jut.
ed, but Oran1e County
employeea woa't be moviq lido
the Cbet HoWled Federal Bulld-
lDJ, more commonly known as
the Zll(Ufat. fOf' a while.
Wltb 9upenilor 'Jbomu Riley
ln tbe f01tlloat. olftdall were
conaiderini movtna die BnYi.rcJD.
mental llana1ement A1eney
<EMA) to the 1,017,~square
foot, 1ix-1tory bulldln1 lo
Laguna Nlpel.
But Riley found lb.at it would
lake at &eut nlDe moatba, and
poulbly 12. for the federal SOV·
ernmeot to prepare a leue.
Rent abo would be SI. per
square foot wbicb la con-
siderably higher than the cur-
rent rate for facilities above
Earl's Bar and Grill restaurant
at 811 N. Bro.dway, Santa Ana.
The C(M.Dlty would have to pay
for improvement to 1et the
federal building ready for oc-cupancy.
Tuesday supervisors renewed
the present lease, which expires
next month, for three more
years at a cost of 72 cenll per
square foot for a total cost of
$950,000.
Riley previously a.aid that if
terms were rtgbt it might ·make
good sense to move the EMA to
the Ziggurat because that ls ~re most of the growth ln the
county La taking place. ·
Riley said. bowe~. that prob-
lem• could develop becauae
pqbllc beartn8I would atW have
to be held in Santa Ana.
Currently about 1,000 EMA
employees are located in
various facilities throughout the
county
Judge Blocks
Cop Elevation
PITTSBURGH (AP) -A
federal judce, aaylne "His-
panic" la not a racial category,
has temporarily barred the city
from promoting a policeman of
Mexican delcent under an antl-
dbcrtmln.UOU plan.
U.S. Dbtrict Judge Gerald
Weber on Wednesday extended a
temporary reatralnine order
a1ainst tbe promotion to
serceant of Edward A .
VUlalpando, 40, who WU to be
•worn Dec. 19 with 35 otbel' new-ly aPl>Ohlted ...,,.,,.. •
Weber made it dear that aa1;y
blackl and women are lncluded
in bl.I order forciq the dty to
award preferential promotioaa
to miDorWel aa tbe po!tce f.,..
He eave attomeya for botb aidea
one week to aubmit briefs ln the
cue.
Tbe diplomata ai.o •aid the
Soviets med aopblaticated at·
tack bellcoptera and tanta
a1a1mt tbe Moslem imursmta
In ru11ec1 Bamlan province
about im m1lea DOl'thnat ol tbe
Af&ban capital Wednesday, and
tbat cuualU• were heavy on botbalda.
Decision Pending
On Primary Ballot
DAILY PILOT
.... ._ ........
CaUfomla la the oa.1J state
that still .UOW. wt.nner~
prl m arle1, and only tbe
RepubUcam have them. 1'be
DemocraUc party naUonall7
1wltcbed to proportional
prtma.n. 8fter' tbe im eJ9e.
tlam. .
Slrollplt oppollUoD to U1
cbaai• 1D u. Dl1mar7 fClnut ba1 com• from former
caJifonda Qoir ............
l.Dd taJa •llDDOlten, no ...
ceed•4 lia' ~clefea~wo at· umpta ,_. 7W to ...... die
~~·
oCher me... to r91J)C1Dd to the
SoYiet actloaa. Re did not elaborate.
In a letter to 8Yrd.. O.W. Va.,
Carter aald be· was not
wttbdr•= tile treaty from
Senate deraticn but an)J
for a delay ·ln caaaideratioa.
u~ by the prospect~
• Soviet "'°· carter will a1ao Mek Ualted Natlou Seeuril7
Council coodemnaUon of tlM
Sovi.t Union .. put ~ • Mriel
ol moftl to counter Scmet In-
tervention ln At&banist.ao. ac-
cording to adminiatrallon of.
ficlala.
Britain and Pakistan have
been trytna to round up lupport
for a U.N. debate on the luue.
Allfllllslaed Father
H1mtington
Teen Nabbed
In Burglary
Leroy Justin, father of an infant boy burned in an ap-
parent rite of exorcism, cries at a New Yorlc police sta-~on. The: ~Y ~rtedly was placed in an oven during the
nte _and IS m cnticaJ condition with burns over 90 percent
ofttis body. <See story, Page Al2)
~~~~~~~~~~-
A 17-year-Old youth wbo a.aid
he needed rent money was
aurprbed by police armed wttb
sbotpna New Year's Day aa be
Coast Cop Denies
Phone Tap Charge
emeried from a Huntlneton Ne.-port Beach Police Set.
Beach jewelry store with b.l.s Robert Gatewood pleaded inno-
pocketa buJ.eing. cent Wednesday in Oranee Coast
Hunt:lngtoo Beach patrolmen Central Municipal Court to
Irwin Feuerstein and Lloyd charees be tapped tbe police SU·
Edwards, alerted by a burclar Uon telephones of two captains.
alarm, nabbed the boy aa be The plea was entered by
emerged through a brok;~ Gatewood's attorney, Robln!ion
plate-glaaa window from tft'e · Harley, before Judge Jacquelyn
Design J~. Inc., store at Thomason, who scheduled
16833 Alaooqwn St. further pretrial proceed.mp for
The -off1cers recovered Feb. 6. A March s trial date a1ao
approximately $43,000 worth ol wu Ht.
jewelry, police orficiab said. Gatewood, 28, of lrvme. is aJ.
Offh:enAidthe)'UUththrew• leg"d to have tapped tbe rock throuCb the store window, telephones of capl&Jns Wayne
crawled ln1lde, broke open CormoJ.ly and Richard Qamihon
several Jewelry cue. and after beine t.ramfft"ftd out oi
scooped up the valuable rlnp the detective division to the
and gems at about 3:4S a .m. patrol division.
When an alarm sounded at Investigators claimed they
Huntington Beach police discovered the tappmg device
headquarters . of fl c er s bidden 10 a communicalloos
Feuersleln and Edwards were equipment storage room at tbe
contacted. police stallon
The patrolmen edged their Gatewood also is charged W'ltb
cars through fog In the posseSSIOD Of daneerous
Huntington Harbour area fireworb and possessjoo or am-
sbopping center on Algonquin, pbetamlnea. Investigators al-read i ed their abot1uns and
watt«!, police said.
When the boy crawled out of
the store, one policeman said,
''all be saw was sbot1u.o.a and
amUes.·•
The youth told police his
family wu broke and needed
money for rent. He uid be had
hoped to aell the jewelry to help
them out.
Tbe youth, who police said
cannot be connected to two other
burelaries at the ume store last
year, la beiQ held at Ora.nee
County Juvenile Hall.
F1D1eral Homes
To Store Bodies
SI'OCKTON (AP) -Funeral
homes in San Joaquin County
made plans to store bodies today
as a atrite by eravedie1ers entered lta second day.
Members of AFL -CIO
Laborers Local 73 voted New
Year· s En to strike at'ler their
contract expired.
leged they found fireworb and
the drug during respective
searehes of Gatewood's home and vehicle
Gatewood has not been at
work al.nee Dec. 8 due to a bade
mjury A police department ln-
t.emal affain anvestigatlon into
the alleeed wttttapping ls coo-llnuing.
Comulate-
Slwotout
ISTANBUL , Turkey
<AP ) -A shootout
betwffn Tw1riab security
guards and a group of
youths trying to storm the
Soviet coosulate in protest
to the Allhan invasion left
one b1gb school student
tllled and two persona
sli1btly .ounded today.
police IOUJ'cea Hid.
A police source said "a
group of 30 to 40'' )'OUtha
marched to the heavily
1uarded consulate ln
downtown lltanbul.
The 1roup, aboutin1
slogans agalnat Russian
military intervention in
Afghanistan, opmed p6stol
fire toward the display
windows and the 1ate, pro-
tected by a it.eel fence,
eyew1tneaea told police.
..
Atlelelat €raft
Tom Jlaringer, 216, displays two of the swords he handcrafted in his
garage workshop in Springdale, Ark. Maringer is wearing a chain· ~ail shirt be made. He fashions Middle Ages weaponry and battle
clothes as a hobby.
NeW York City 'People
Bite More Than Rats
WASHINGTON (AP> -More peo-
ple bl New York City are bitten by
!~~ !:=n:m ~ than by nltir,
·etoastudy. were blamed for 892 of the
bJ reported to the New York City
Dtpe~ent of Health in wn, com· P~ _.. only 229 bites from wild
rlltl. '
THAT PUTS BtJ NS in thlrd
plaee among bit.en after dogs (22,076
report.a) and cata (1,1S2). Other ro-
deoh, including squirrels and
laboratory rata, caused several bun·
clred other blt.es.
· ••Buman bites are a serious
medical and sur&ical problem," ac·
cording to the study in Public Health
R•'-orts, a monthly magazine
P'-bliahed by the Department of
H••ltb. Education and Welfare. It was said to be the fjrst study of a
large aeries oC human bites 'J'be authors are Dr. John S. Marr,
an epidemiologist and assistant
health comm.leaioner for the city ;
Ala II. Beck, a former director of
•the city's Bureau of Animal Affairs
aa4 now a veterinary medicine
New Louisiana
Law Grants ;
· Wjves Equality
professor at the University of
PeD.D.lylvania ; and Joseph A. Lugo
Jr., .-~er lir1iie B~au Of
Animal Affairs.
NEAJlLY THREE·FOURTBS of
the human bites took place during
some aggressive activity -fighting,
mu.ging or resisting arrest. ()M.
fbUi'tb oC all bites were accidental,
occurring during sports, rough·
housing and the like.
Most people were bitten on the
hands and fingers -61 percent -but
15 percent were bitten on the head
and neck, 12 percent on the cheat or
other parts of the trunk and the rest
below that.
The authors said human bit.ea ''ap-
pear to have a definite seasonality,"
with the peak months in the spring
and early sum~r. The fewest bites
were reported in January and
February.
BROOKLYN'S FORT Greene sec·
tion had a rate of 61 biles per 100,000
residents -five times the city wide
rate.
On the average day, 2.4 human
bites were reported. For ~ 15 to
30 years old, Satu.rd.a,y was the wont
day for bit.ea.
Teen-qen and young adult.I were
most frequently the victims, and
more men were bitten than women
except among l~ to 20-year-oldl.
The autbon said that more atten-
tion should be paid to trackin&
human bites "as a surveillance
mechanism !or aggressive and
pathological behavior."
Bis Honesty Pays
MODESTO (AP) -A Modesto
bmlnesam• d1aeoYend to be a 11· ·
legal aUm wbea lie tried to~ !D·
come taa. bM ~ apedal leCllla-
tion 1eUinC him: remain ln the United States. Fnnk hbWl•1 Cl'OQb&e ..,_
when be went to the Internal.
Revenue Senlce to ut bow to ...,
taxes on lileome from bll dental labonitari.
ANNUAL RATE
·11.1513
ANNUAL YIELD*
L005009A
...., T_,_.2~ CWUftccd-. These new 2~ .year treasury related c:ertlhcates pay ~% more than any
bank. The high interest rate is c:omp<_>unded daily and guaranteed for the durabOn of yow account.
And the mimmum depo1.1t us only $100. Rate quoted ia for the month of January.
11.880%
ANNUAL RATE
12.447%
ANNUAL YIELD•
Super~. You can really put $10,000 or more to work by purcbasinq one of theee 26·weeJc
certificates, bed to Treasury interest rates. Federal law prohllxta daily compound.mg on tbeee a.ccountL
Aqd t)ie r~e quoted us etfect:Jve January 3. 1.9IO through January 9, 1.980.
U you'nt aa~9 somewhere elae, Just bnng us your passbook or matunno oertihc&.tes. We11 handle the
transfer free of charge.
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GENIE ELICTRIC
GARAGE DOOR OPENERS
I am a Genieman (really, what bottle did they shake
you out of?). Reliable, well-made, good Mrvice, and
many more worda 8escribe the convenience and quality
of Genie. Pu.sh once to open, twice to clOM. Thia time
we are nmning the best model first. (That's the one
moet people end up with anyhow, right?).
1/3 HP WORM SCREW DRIVE
DELUXE OPENER 13888
229
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DD.DIE 24 VOLT
01 lllLLIVOLT BEATlll .. ,8 ... ERliilJIOSflTS
Shingl. roofs really
ue a knockout.
You know if thie
19. •rings.
~~-1141/81
HEAVY SBAIE
SBllGLES
17~
2DSO. rr.
#I CEDAR
SHINGLES
197~)L
2880. rr.
HOUSEHOLD
CHEMICALS
Ladies (or gents) tell me.
We keep running this
and almost running out
of it. Is it that the price
ia so great or that you
guys are cleanaholics?
DORCY BIKE
ACCESSORIES
A few things to make biking
a little more fun. Nothing
9P0ils a ride like an
unlocked bike stolen.
I I
IOIJW llSTALUTIOI
OF OUI UllT 5500
32" .POT
BELLY STOVE
~4997
1080 appaowd for wood
burning. (But who hu
appi'O'Md ICBO?) Good
fun.
921A"
2x4
STUDS
Par! :Mi , I 0 FOOT ~_....,---= RAii GUTTD
1.87
=°~ 2.67
Gutter a.n.cl JOU won't .. ., m\aeh
ercCor\ uound the hou.8e. Hurte to
.. your good top9oil going clown the
.trwt.
McCLOSIEI
1111 O'WAI UL TIA
SPAI •AlllE VAlllSll
I'! So you don't 'ha .... boet with
all th.at nice mah()9any. How
... ....,. about 80m.e of th.at outdoor
Th.ej me 8hould create
rM80l'8 why to buy, ahow u.eee,
etc. Rauon number one: Great
Price. Number two: Ditto
furnitun? S... I told you.
PT. 277 QT. GAL 477 1377
cmn
SCEIT 99c
16 oz.
011.0IC
CDOllE
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WITl2 llt'UCTOll
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DAI LY PILOT
Ke.pa thinqs nice and .
cozy. Your eotnfort
could cost you a lot
more.
BDIYPUSTIC
ROOF CEMtlT #204
GAL. 277
SGAU 9 77•,
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get 8-nry doa't g:t ... U8 the --beck. okay?) •
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AIOllATIC
CLOUT LllllC
Oh. t.hia anel1a eo good.
Pop OpG\ • boa. you ·11
1°" the -.nt. Mot.ha
don't.
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t
!Mob Cuts
'
:Yisit by
!Waldheim
TEHRAN, Iran CAP) -An an-
mob ol fist-waving Iranians
ent U.N. Secretary-General
urt Waldheim Oeein1 in bi.a
iDe from a cemetery on ebran's outskirta today just
ates after be arrived to lay a
alb Ill the graves of revolu-
ry dead.
._,,In the city. Afghan prot.esters ~·ed to atorm the Soviet Em-
ta8IOHY'8 MASS
l<IUERI PROFH FD A-10
INluY. for tile leCDDd time dds
......... ol tbomanda ol
-~ uut.id.nile ~ 0.S. Embaay to ..,,. '*It tM Wllc!betm visit in ooe ot ~ blast such demonstratiam id~weeb.
A.,._ 500 ,..._.. bellend to
biitl• rea.ifte OI tboee buried
• tM •with& BebeUat Zahra
l::'elinet*'Y. canverced oa tbe car
an1la1 Waldheim to the metery t:rom • s>..t wttere bls
CODUr' toucbed down. 'aJahelm, tn Iran in an effort
clefme tbe crtaia over the U.S.
busy boltaae-boldlq, WU
a the vound for only six ui. and never left the car.
tbe cbanttn1 crowd encircled
car, be ordered the driver to
re\um to tbe helicopter.
"Gol Go!" Waldheim could be
Mell lboutiDI excitedly to bla df!ver.
Once aboard the helicopter,
the craft lifted off lmmechtely, nrm. WaMbetm back to &ht ci-~ where be met witb Foreiln <See mAN, Pase AZ>
* * * SotJiets Cut
'Beaistance,
f dke Capita:l
en Slips
~Deepde
Crisis
Scares
Boyers
LONDON CAP > -Pan-
demonium struck the world's
e<>ld madeta today .. bu;yet-a
fri1btened by tbe deepen.lna
international political cri1l1
drove tbe price ol tbe precioua
metal above t800 an ounce fqr
the fint time. Tbe dollar fell
sharply.
Tbe price ol gokl rocketed to
$649. 73 in Hong Kong, then atid
back to $813.26.. 1be cloaln.c rate
was $72.0l above Wednach1y'1
closin1 price ol $541..25, while tbe
hi&b for the day I epl aetited a
lain of $108.41.
Sltter allo Jumped to ......
tha.D $tO a ounce before praGt
ta.kt• tOlil doUa. ..:a&
$17.10.
When the London market ................. v..... opened, ba1lon tnded at ....
ord btd-ed-asad er1tt spl'eed
The U8la crept in on puppy paws in lrvtne
TUesday when Buffy, a IQlden retriever
belonging to Michael and Laura Mel, bad a
litter of nine p1JP6. Mrs. Mel said Buffy
gave birth between 11 p.m. Monday and 1
a.m. Tueeday. the first day ~ the new
year, malring them probably tbe &It new
canine arrivabs of the decade. 1be Mela
will keep aome of the pups and sell tbe ·
others.
ot .15 to ... Al mid-aftetDOOD.
londoe .. majal' buDiaa ........
"lbed" ... ..ne. Ill • ,.... ............. tnm
WedDesdq'a aften.oc. f'bdlls ud up _., from tbe. W~
oaday's doslas na al Sllf .51.
Judge Halts Briggs'
Iran Subsidy Bid
By FaEDEJUCX SCllOEllEBL
Ol .. o.lty ...........
An attempt by state Sen. John
V. Brigs, R-Fullerton, to abut
off educatklll subsidies provided
to Iranian students attendina
California coUecea was blocked
today by Oranee County
Superior Court Jud&e ff. Walter
Steiner.
While cmcedin& that Britp'
idea "may be well conceived,"
Judge Steiner ruled that it wu
not within bia power aa a
Superior Court Jurist to decide
tbe llaue. Brtaa and memben of h1a Stand Up for America CQDlJDit.
tee had mDeted la tbelr req.-
for a prelimlDU')' inJu:nctloa
a1almt tbe ltate Departmellt ol
Education that the 1ubaldle1
amounted to an UJeaa1 wute ol
state tupeyen• clollan.
Brt111' attorn\I..!:rton
Ward. told. J~ tbat tbe 1ublddlM fonlp stu-clellt.1 to --1 11 col·
le&• '!Dfl aal••.W. '°" -tbaD whit It ~ C09t ~-state ....... ••we .,. DOt ~ tl7iDI to
boot out 1r1a1m am.at• -..
on studtlll visas. We just want to
make them pay their own way,"
Ward said.
He characterized relatioo.s
between the United States and
Iran aa tantamount to "un·
declared war."
The lllblkties, Ward asserted,
amount to "aendin1 a cbect to
Iran ever)' month."
Briep. wbo was present dur-
in& the court bearina. later aaid
be waa "disappointed" by
Steiner's action.
"Re pve tbe rutlq on bow be
felt. J!e WU bored. H1a mind
waa made ... ID tbe twillCbt ot
b1a career be didn't 1'Ult to set
involved ID tb1a wellht¥ iaaue," Brt... uld. Juda'e 8teiaer baa
annouAced be wilJ reU.re from
the bencb t.bia yeti'.
Brial aald b1a attorneJw will
have to Ddy tM Judp'a nliDI before djcldtnl wbetlMr' to ftle an appm witb tbe .Jourtb J>6it..
trlet ~-Of ApPMl ID Su
BmaanlnO: Judie stair. at tbe ltart of
todQ'• beaii'Qa. .... aUol'DeJI if be .... belnl ..... fo take
tbe Plltee of tbe MCntar'J of
< ... RIGGl.t .... Al)
In earty New Yortc en.Ills.
Republic Nldonal Bank cr-.S
e<>ld at tl30 an ounce l*S, • aaked and said tbe markllt waa
"very tJ.y." The metal doled
in New Yortt at tlZ$.
In Zwicb, Europe's biaest
bu1lloo mart, tndinc resumed
0 B l after an~ holiday period, uome ur!Y ary and sold opened at a ~pread ol e Sl1.5-t625. The l8'e median price
2MenSeized
A.ft,er Irvine
Two Santa Ana men were
taken into custody by Irvioe
police Wednaclay Diehl after
they alle1edly ransacked a
bome in Northwood. police ukl
today.
lnvesU,ator Kart Hoffman
aaid a nel&hbor called police at
about I p .m. to report that
prowlen .... mcmac around
tbe B.aymood J . Soe n9'dence at
21 Alameda.
When oftieen arrived, they
saw a car with two men inside
pullln1 away from the home.
They MclllPed tbe car at Yale
Avenue and Part Place MWra1 blocu ...,. anc1 Mid that tbeJ
diacoHnd DGmll'OUI bouMrid
it.ma pOed CID the rear Mat. Otber police uaita.an1V..S at
tbe home -oflk9n follad It bad been fordbtr ....... -ranaacbd. A color telntlloa Ml &Dd mt....a•--.. ......,., _..
fomd l&ec:W ..... u. fl'clllt
door. • TU. Into ac ••t1811a .,., CID ..._
doaol........, ... ~l...
Tbomaa, at. and Joey B . AaUl1ar; n. bodt ., s.ma A.De. n., ·-. .... at <>nllll OcMad.f :i.o.
ol $535 WU $118 ~ tban tbe
lut ZUl'idl aellinc price ol $S17
an ounce Dee. a
Gold analyata, aked to U ·
plaln tbe rwb for Sold. DO&ed
that inwstan wbo caa afford to
invest or apeculate In bultioD
want to paa tbll!ir ueeb iato tbe
pndoua metal as a sale bawn
in Um•al potiUeal ~.
While the actual aJDOUDt ol
eold traded isn't made public.
sold marbta bave auacb loRr'
volume than tbe New YC>ft S&oS
E•cban1e. for example.
Therefore, wbeo a relatively few
invest.on ntadl from tryiq '°
aeU sold to trJinc to • u. market price jumps ~Je
Slmllarty, a reversal in a
by a f .. bMston can came a abarpdrop. .
Gold tr9dlnC resumed la Parla
today. after Its~ auapeulon
WedHed.ay la cbaotlc coodl·
u..~ n. momtnc .-s pftcl of
.. _., II WI.-. bJ a 4 Pll'elllt aov-...... tax.
* * * Stock Market
Falla Sharply
Amid COncenu
London Gold Prices .............
• __ @ --
400
aao
Delay Vrged
In Action
OnS4.LT II
WASHINGTON <AP> -Preli·
dent Carts bu ulted Semde
llajOrtty Leeder' Robert c. Byrd
to delay Senate noor ~
Uon of tile SALT II treaty
bttauae ol the Soviet mlltt.ary
moves into Afsbaniatan, pnu
secre tary lody Powell an-
nounced today.
• 'While tbe president coatinues
IOVIE IS Ill.AST
~M
to belieft that tbe treaty .. bl
tbe national 9eCUl'ity t.nteresta ot
Lbe United Stat.ea. be baa con-
cluded that tbe Soviet lnftldon
ol Af.i1111htan bl deftaMe ol Cbe
U .N. Charter baa made COD·
lideratian ol tbe SAL 1' D trellly
inappropriate at thls Ume,"
Powell told repoe1en.
He said tbe delQ in comklen-
Uon of tbe strate1ic arms
limltatioD tnat.Y would eoetiDI• wblle CGter and Ooqnla ....
MU Scnilt lnteatkar. and clnate
tMlr .Ueation to leib'aU" -other m11...._ to 1....-d to &bie
SoYlel actlODI.
'
PASADENA (AP) -A ZS.year~ld Puadena woman wu
found straalled today at a junkJr bllb sebool campua a few ~ from her bome, POiice Niel.
6ecurtty cuardl af Qecqe Waalllqton Junior Ilia Sebool
found the fullY c)olhed body ol Brend.a Love wrapped fn a piece
of carpetiq beneath a pedeatrlan bridle just &tt.er midnicht.
pollces,t. Ray McCray said.
lliU Love wu IUt Men at about 10 p.m. Wednelday wbeD
abe left her apartment.., McCray said.
~ A•ba OH Prf~
BJ 11-e A.111 fhted Presa
Mexico baa aDDOWlced that lt la raialng tbe base price for tta
cnade ot1 price to *32 a barrel, up from $24.60, and said it mlcht
ralH it again because of the "uncertain situation in tbe world
petroleum market."
Mexico usually raises it.a prices everv three mootba aft.er
necotiattnewitbforeign buyers, mostly Americans.
Mexico I.a not a member ol OPEC, but tradiUonally keeps
prices close to those of OPEC memben. Mexico export.a about
440,000 barrels of oil a day to the United Stat.ea, which import.a
about 8 million barrels daily from all soun:es.
E',....PageAJ
GAIDO OPPOSED?. • •
to oust her from the council.
"I'm coofl.denl I'm not the can-
didate who's vulnerable,"
she said, addina that her views
on slo..,. erowth in Irvine are \Jl
line with the opinions or a ma·
jorlty c! ruiderrta
Silla said this momin1 lb.at be
still bam't made a nnat decision
oo whether to nm a1aln. "I'm
very much constdertni ll," the
mayor aald.
Sills and Vardoulla ataged
fund-raisin& activities early last
summer, taking in about $10,000
apiece for their campaign
war chest.a.
Vardoulia couldn't be reached
tbia momia& for comment on bis
future plans. He has lodicated 1n
the put be would likely seek re-
election.
Soodgraaa laid be bu been in
contact witb several persona
about numing, but they have
declined bl.t olfen ao far.
He aaid any candidate the
group eneouraps to nm would
not do 10 under the Irvine
Quorum banner. "I would sua·
peel we would be more of an eo-
donemeot-type or1anizaUoo,"
be aald.
Anthoay, in bl.t letter to IQ
members, said tbe 1roup'1
. strateay could lnchade "early
idenWlcation ol and encourqe-
ment to viable candidate. who
merit (tbe poup'1) support; 111-
sipmeat ot campatin orcanlu-
Uon reapomlblUUes not later
than Ilardi 1," and a plan to
"coordlmle IQ'1 eftorta wttb tbe
candldat. ft support to auure
1Pulmum effect from available
"'90W'Cel.
P'illq for COUDdl aeata opens
Marcb6.
Botll lln. Oaldo and Alran
Jaave been atroq17 crlllcbed by
AD~ln the put for tbelr Tie . He baa cbarled they
are all&ned wtt.b Tom Hayden
DAILY PILOT
a.Hy~ .........
ELECTION TARGET?
Coundhlomlln 08'do
and Jane Fonda's Campaip for
Economic Democracy.
Both city legislators have de-
nied any such involvemeoL
Lou Fridbandler. a spokesman
for Irvine Tomorrow, 1aid bl.t
group bas m•de no apeclflc
plans lnvo1vtn1 tbe upcomtnc
election.
Fridbandler said that slme
Mn. Galdo la a member ol the
environmentally active or·
1a.niiatioo, she would probably
win lta endonemeoL
Wben SUia, Vardoulla and
Mra. Galdo laat ran for elec:Uon
ln 1976, all three were endoned
by Irvine Tomorrow
.J Snodaraaa said bl• 1roup1 rormed lut 1ummer, endonea
candidate. ID tbe recent aebool.
board and Irvine Rueb Water
Diatrict electiom.
He dmcribed tbe lf'O'lP aa a 1ran·root1, non-partl1an,
educaUonal and politlcal acUoo
P'OQP
m.AN •••
No County
l\'love to
l.iggurat?
It IOUDded ioc>d while 1t lul-
e d, but OranC• Couoty
employeea won't be movtn1 Into
the Chet HoUfted Federal Bulld-ln,, more commonly known u
the Ztqurat, f« a wbiJe.
Wltb Supervilor Tbomaa Riley
in the roretnmt. olflclala were
conslderinl movlnl the l'!aviran·
mental alana1ement Agency
(EMA) to the 1,017,UHquare-
foot, alx-atory bulldln1 in
Laruna Nipl.
But Riley found that lt would
take at least nine moat.bl, and
poealbly 12.. fOC' the federal eov·
ernment to prepare a leue.
Rent also would be $1 Pet'
square foot wblcb ls con-
siderably hl&ber than the cur-
rent rate for factllUea above
Earl' II Bar and Grill restaurant
at 811 N. Broadway, Santa Ana ..
The county would have to pay
for Improvement to get the
federal building ready for oc-
cupancy.
Tuesday auperv™>rs renewed
the present lease, which expires
next month, for three more
years at a cost of 72 cents per
square root for a total cost of
$950,000.
Riley preVlously said that if
terms were right it might make
good sense to move the EMA to
the Ziggurat because that 1s
wbf'rf' m4'lt of ~ growth in the
county is t.alting place.
Riley said, however, that prot>-
le m 1 could develop because
public bearinp would still have
to be held ln Santa Ana.
Currently about 1,000 EMA
employees are located in
vanous Cacllitles throughout the
county
Newport Cop
Enters Plea
In Wiretap
Newport Beach Police Sgt.
Robert GatewoOd pleaded lnno-
cent Wedneaday ln Orange Coast
CentraA Municipal Court to
char1es'be tapped the police sta-
Uoo telephones of two captains.
The plea was entered by
Gatewood'• attorney, Robtmon
Harley. before Judge Jacquelyn
Thomason. who scheduled
further pretrial proceedinp for
Feb. e. A March 5 trial date al.lo
WU let.
Gatewood, 2.8. ol Irvine, la al-
l e 1 e d to have tapped tbe
telepbonM ol captainl Wa.yne
Connolly and Richard HamlltGD,
alter ba6nl tranaferred out ol
tbe dateeUve d.Jvtaloo to tbe
patrol dlvtlion.
1n .. 1U1aton claimed tbey
ctt.covenct tbe tapptna dmee
bidden In a communicatloaa
equtpmeat stonce room at tbe
police ltation.
Uat.wood alao la cbarled wttb
po11ea1lon of dant•rou1
Orewom and c••l1on ol am-pbetamlna. ~-usaton al-
le1ed they found ftrewotb llDd
tba drut duriDI re1pectlve
aearcbea ot Gatewood'• bome
aod veblde.
Oate.oo.t bu not beea at wort l1Dce Dec. I due to a bM*
ioJU17. A Police dlpatmeat ID-
tMnal atrmw ID=dcm Into tbe au.,.d wt,._ ii COl)-Uaalnl. . ••
Tuv on Cycle Killed
In Canyon Accident
A motorcycll1t and bl1
pa..neqe!' were killed lnatmt.ly Wedn~ when the machine
coWded wttb a flatbed truck at
Silverado Canycm Road and S.O..
tia10 Caqyoo Road in coun.ly ler·
ritory.
California Hipway Patrolmen
ldentifled the victims u John
Henry Meyers, 34, of Garden
Grove, and Diana Oieryl Daly,
33, of Portland. Ore.
Wltneuea told olficen that
altbouah lileyen stopped at the
• 'T'' lntenect.ion before ma.Jdna
a left uan onto Sllvendo Can-
yon Road, be appanmU, didn't
see the flatbed truck drivtnJ
east oo the road
AJtboucb tbe tnact, driven by
Abel Santana. U, ol Cyprea,
awerved, 11 bit the motorcycle.
crubed bead-on into another
truck, then OYerturned.
Officers aaid traffic was bait-
ed for more than four houn
after the 2:30 p.m. accident
while emer1ency crews tended
tbe i.njured and cleared away
tbe wrecbd vehicles.
Santana and the driver ol the
other truck, Ronald LeBlanc, 23,
of Anaheim. ~taken to Chap.
man General Hospital auffert.q
mlnor l!Uuries. Sutana 'a ~
year-old bn~r. Gabrtet, WM
treated at tbe same bospitaJ for
moderate injuries.
Gunman Releases
Newport Woman
A 23·year-old Newport Beach
woman wu released unharmed
by a 1unman who ludnapped her
Wedbesday morning and forced
ber to drive him to San Otego.
Police said the ludnapper of
Georgena Bnggs apparently ab-
E',....P~AI
BRIGGS ...
state and determine national
policy."
Another Brigp attorney, John
Goldstein, UJ"ied Stemer to bear
in m10d a recent federal appeals
court decision that allowed a re-
sumption of deportallon hear·
10gs for Iranian students l.tvuig
in the United States.
One IJ'OUlld for tbal decmon,
Goldstein a.riJ1,led, was that Iran
and the United Stat.es are in con-
ruct and the United States hu
been subj«ted to violent acts by
Iran.
Goldstein stressed that tt was
not Briges' intent to block fundln1 to all alien student.a al·
tending state hi&her education
inatituUooa.
Steiner. however, said the ac-
Uoo waa "out ol place."
A state deputy attorney
general preaeot at the beartnc
did not addreu the court.
ducted the yowig woman rn or·
der to get her to dnve tum to the
border city
The suspect. armed with a
small caliber pistol, accosted
Miss Bnggs as she sat m her car
in the garage of the apartment
complex where she l.tves
According to police reports,
the man sat on the floor of the
~ ~t ~.h =...~ g~ t""-.c!:1 al
Mia Bnap' side and Ol'dered
her to drive south on PacJ.fic
Coast Highway
She told officers that the man
took $10 from her purse and
made a phone call 10 Dana
Pomt. then ordered her to dnve
south on the San Diego Fr-eeway
When her car ran out of gas,
Miss Briggs said the man
threatened lo loll her If she went
lo police, then fled oo Coot.
She ran to a nearby cu ala·
Uon and called police.
The suspect was described u
dark haired with dark complex-
ion and about 25 years old.
Hospital Eyed
LOS ANGELES CAP> -1be
county Board ol Supervuors has
approved the rormaUon of a
special advisory committee to
explore the posslble take0ver ol
the 155-bed lletropolitan State
HoapJtal in Norwalk.
Decision
On Ballot
Issue Eyed ~,
LOS ANGELES (AP> -.
Secretary ol State March fl'Olll _
Eu bu tmW Jan. 24 to decide
whether a ballot measure de-
signed to end the state GOP's
winner-take·all primary has.
qualified for tbe June 1980
ballot.
The Fair Presidential
Pnmary Committee turned in
ill finaJ petiUona Wedneed1y ln
Los An1eJe1 and <>ranee eoun-
ll ea after a small army of
signature galheren made an
llth-bour bhu ol crowds aJooa
the route ol Puadena '1 Tourna-
ment of Roles Parade.
Committee spokesman Nathan
Bergerbest said 29,000
signatures wen! 1atbered New
Year'a Eve and New Year's
Day. bringing the statewide
total to -..131 At least 346,119
of the names must be vahd for
the 1nitatlve to win a spot on the
ballot.
Bergerbest said petitions trere
submitted in 52 ol the state's
counties on Dec. 28 and in San
Diego and tbe San Ft'anct.sco
Bay area counties on Dec. 31.
If passed by voters in June.
th~ measure would take effect 1mmediately
( Cansulate )
Shootout
ISTANBUL, Turkey
(AP> -A abootout
bet WHl"I 1\otiab attwity
guards and a group of
youtha trytnc to stonn the
Soviet consulate lD protst
lo the Afghan inVUJOll left
one b1gh school atUdent
kHled and two penona
sli1htly wounded today,
police IOUJ"Ca said.
A poliee aoutte aa1d .. a
group ol 30 to 40' · youths
marched to the heavily ?
guarded con•ulate In
downtown lltanbul.
The 1roup, shouting
slogam qai.nat Ruaaiaft
mtlltary intervention in
Alpan1atan, opened piatol
Ure toward tbe dlaplay
windows and tbe sate, pro-
tected by a steel fence,
eyewltneues told police.
·&old Rockets $108,
Mob Cuts
Yisit by
:WalJheim
TEHRAN, Iran (AP) -An an.
&'IJ' mob ol flat-waving lranlana
Mbt U.N. Secretary-General
Kurt Waldheim fieeln1 in his
IUnouaine from a cemetery oo
I T~bran's outaldrta today just
, 11»1Dutea after he arrived to lay a
1 wnaatb at the srav~ of revolu·
I UooaJ}' dead,
Ia tbe city, Afghan protesters
tried to storm the Soviet Em·
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en Slips
Crisis
Scares
Buyers
•
LONDON CAP) -Pan·
demonlum It.ruck the worid'a
gold mneta today .. buyers
trl(~btened by the deepen1q
international political crisis
drove tt.e price ol the PftCious
met.al above l800 an ounce few
Lbe ftnt time. The dollar fell
sharply.
The price ol Sold rockeeed to
$6(9.73 in Hoag Kone. tbeD slid
back to 9111215. Tbe do&lDC nile
was $72.01 above WedDead.IJ'•
cl01lnl price ol tM1 2$. wtdlit ... bilh for tbe dQ refJC e 1 , .. a
p.laof$1&&
Lond ... GoW Prices --·· ··--~~~~~~--
H __ @ ----..n.-
1
--._....--~~---In.Diam 111tbend oatlide tbe
Silftl' mo ,Jwupac1 to ~ u... ....... .,.
==--~= t.illa coot pTaee, eloGJIC Ill
oceupled U.S. Embassy to pro.
S-t tbe Waldhetm mit in one d
the btllfill IGcb cSecucuMI' Stl 6
tDrecmtweeb.
Aboat 500 pernia, beUewd to
tnclude Nlativee of those buried 1 ~ a\ the aprawttuc Bebelht Zahra
1 C.metery, eoov«sed oo the car
~arrylnc Waldheim to the
: cemetery from a pad where his
I ~lleopter toacbed down.
Waldbe6m, in Iran in an effort
I '° defwe the crisis over tbe U.S.
Embuay bostage.boldin1, was
' <S. l&AN, Pace AZ>
* * * Soviets Cut
#
Resistance,
:Take Capital
'Ibe l98>s crept in on puppy f: in Irvine
Tuesday when Buffy, a go retriever
belonging to Michael and Laura Mel, had a
litter of nine pups. Mn. Mel said Buffy
gave birth between 11 p.m. Monday and 1
a .m . Tueeday, the fU"St day ol tbe new
year. making them probably the fll"lt new
canine arnvals of the decade. The llels
will keep some of the pups and sell the
others.
Buried Utilities Nixed ....
Laguna Council Divided on Temple Hills
By STEVE MITCHELL
Ot•Dllty ...........
Laguna Beach City Council
members bave abandooed a pro-
posed asseurdent district to UD·
dergr<Mmd utility lines in Tem·
Srfea•ore Bills
pl~ Jlllla after two split votes left
the panel with few alternatives.
The council also voted 3-1.
with Councilwoman Sally
Bellerue opposed, to allocate
$19,000 in dty tundl to an Irvine
I 41guna Selects
Irvine Collsultant
$37.10. .
Wbe11 1'e IAndoa market
opened, '8llclD .,...... ••• Nr·
oN .......... ..t::...·~ oftn.Sto ... Al
Loodon'• majal' ........ ...,..
fixed" tbe price lit a reeard
ta4 an .-.ee, ~ S74.IO from
WedDesdaJ'S afternoo9 ftxln&
and up •se from the Wed-
nesday's daUn& rm ol 1517..50. In ea11 New Yon tndlne. Republic National Bank q1*ed
pld at -an omee bid. • aaked and said the maRd WU
"very tuy." The metal dmed
in New Yan at tlZS.
In Zurich, Europe 'a bta-t
bullion mart. tndinc resumed
alter a five-day botiday period,
and = oipmed at a spread ol tllS-1'be late mediaa price
of 9135 wu SUI~ tban tbe
last Zurich lelJins price ol •1 an ounce Dec. 21.
Gold analysts, asked to U ·
plain the rulh for IOkl. noted
that ln"9t.on wbo can afford to
invest or specula&e in bQJlkm
want to put their __.. llllo die
preeioul metal u a safe bane
in timaolpolftieal ~-
While tbe actual amomt ol IO&d tnded lm'l made paljlc,
told man.a have mudl Iowa'
voham• tbllltbe New Yort Soct
Excban1~. for example.
Therefore, wbm a re1Mlfti1 few
investors ·nltda from trJlDa to
tell :old to tr7IQI .. bay tbe ;:::~~:~ =~.t;
by a few ID• elton an ew a wrpdnlf.
Qold tndial I UAJMd la Psti toda1, afwr lta napeHiOD
Wedn..U1 lD cbaotie ~·
tiGm.
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Firemen Plan
Clinics/or
Baby Sitters
Firemen in Lquna Beach and
Soutb Lacuna will lecture
younpt«s CJD what to do in tbe
event ol a fire auch u the ooe
tbat threatened hundreds of
bomea In North La1uoa lut
month
••Baby Sitaer's Clinics'' will be
beld Saturday at the South
IAp:na P\re Station oG Sec.md
and Vlrlinia Streets and Jan. 19 ... at tbe lAlma Beach Fb'e Head-
qUJten.
Both dimes becin at 10 Lm.
ud .,.. open to younpten 11
ud ol*r', ..t their parents.
., rtnmm wtll discuss safety
.......... for younpten wbo
are at bame alone or baby lit-
ti.DC --• fire erupts. t
The dlaeuaiona were OJ'· f
.--by 1'arDer' Auoci .... ln
Lapaa ~-For more la-fonaatloD, call 419-4511 or
4M4177. •
Coast
4
i ' t
' JI'
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,..
Ifft Toms (AP) -,.. ................... mt ~----*·~•lllllllblltw•.-..._ .... -w,....... Npilll " ,., ... ntail .... .,....
t.odal· ~
TM ........ ,.,__. Dleeaa• ia&ei ptm °"" Im
napd uP to.,..~ d*b Mkiw UM 11 peraaM ta-ttM89111--. ......... penoid.
& ... tlllt •• ~laJ1jlit~Nt.uer, lldd ..........
U.t peN9l to .. "1lclD ~ U.. ft" .... tediq Dec ••. •
Selll'I, .,.._. 6 OD., tlllt DatMm't l&rlelt rwt.IJer wbldl
bad bem baytq utee problems all 19ar, aald lta aa.lea ,,.. l.t
percent to sz.1• btllion.
Pm••n• ..... sc.....,lefl
PASADENA (AP) -A a.year-old Puadeu woma wu
found ltrwaded today at • juniar bllb aebool eampua a few b&oeb from Der home, police said.
Seeurity euarda at Gear .. Wulalqton Junior lnib School
found tbe f\l1b' cJotbed bod)' ol Brmda Love wrapped fn a p6ece
ol cupetinl beDea&b a pedeiltl1an bridle jmt IAec-midnllb&.
po1Jce set:: Ray McCray aald.
Ml.Ii Loft WU lut Ileen at about 10 p.m . Wedneeday when
lbe left her apartment, McCray said.
~ llelses 011 Prle•
BJ 'fte Ant ela&ed PnN •
Mexico bu llDDQUDced that tt la rablne the baae price for Ill
crude oil prtce to 132 a barTel, up from $24.80, and aaid it mi.Pl
rme it again because of the "uncertain lituatioD in tbe world
petroleum market.•'
Mexico uaually raises it.a prices everv three mootha aft.er
necollatine with fOftilJl buyers, mostly Americana
Mexico la not a member ol OPEC, but tradJtioully teei-
prtcn cklle to thole of OPEC memben. Mexico export.a about
440,000 barrels ol oil a day to the United States, wblcb import.a
about 8 million barrels daily from all IOU:tces.
Carter Requests
SALT II Slowdown
WASHINGTON <AP) -Prest·
dent Cut.er baa asked Senate
M~y Lader Rabert C. Bynt
to delay Senate floor conaldera·
lion ot the SALT II treaty
because ol the Soviet mWtary
moves into Aflhanlstan. preaa
secretary Jody Powell an·
nounced today.
•'While the president continues
to believe that the treaty la ln
the national security intereata of
the United States, be bu con-
cluded that the Soviet invuioo
of Afghani.st.an ln defiance of tbe
U .N . Charter bu made con·
San Clemente,
Menlo Park
Cops Switch
San Clemente police will set
their only man in blue Monday.
Richard Hutt.on, a Menlo Perlt policeman who wean a blue
uniform, will be. patrolllnJ San
Clemente atreeta with local o(
ficen 11 pert o( an exehanie
procram between tbe two clU•.
San Clemente police Lt. Crail
Steckler will be a11l1ned to
Menlo Put while Huttoa takes
bl.a dutiea duriq tbe one-mouth ezehanp prosram. ff' 31, a JO.year llmlo Park poucemu, hu a pott lo
bl.a city known u a "m=" tUt la equivalent to Stec I
lieutenant rank.
The purpoee ol tbe ucban&e
prolJ'&m 11 to allow Steckler and
Hutton to 11equlN --~ of bow other a1aele1 tuneu~,
aald San Oemenae police Lt. AJ
Dlow.
DAILY PILOT
sideratioo of the SAL'f 11 treaty
inappropriate at this lime,"
-PoweH ~.'ep0i'tt:1"6.
He aald the delay in ronaldera·
lion of .tbe 1lrale1t~ ·arm•
limitation treaty would cootin&ae
wbile Carter and Coasr-u-ses• Soviet int.eatiooa and devote
their attention to leatalative and
SOVIETS BLAST
C~M
other measures to respond to the
Soviet actlooa. He did not
elaborate.
In a letter to Byrd, D-W. Va.,
Carter aald be waa not
wltbdrawinc the treaty from
Senate cooaideratlon but only
for a delay lo comideraticm.
Undeterred by the pro8pect of
a Soviet veto, Carter will a1ao
aeet United NaUona Security
Council eoodemnatlon of the
Soviet Union u part of a aeries
of move1 to counter Soviet in-
t.ervention ln Atpanlatan, ac-
cordin1 to adminlatraUon of·
Ii cl ala.
Britain and Pakistan have
been try1nc to round up support
for • U.N. debate cm the luue,
and diplomatic aourcea aald
Wedneaday nl1bt tbey have
enlisted tbe bactint of
BanJladeab, Portu1al and Norwa1. Public debate could,_
under We)' tb1a weekend, tbe aourcea laid.
I
Interviews
For Planners
Slated in SC
San Clemente City Council memr:;,s to lnteniew four
men wbo want to nplaee
fired P anntn• Comml11lon member BW lledwn .
. Meelaun U1ftNdOw.11 CID
a I t,o 2 COUDd1 -. aftel' ~ n1Da Ownrntffke Cba1rmu Al Wulteek dem..W bll Olllttir. '
No County
Move to
Ziggurat?
It IOUDded IOOd wblle lt lut·
ed, but Oranae County
employees won't be movlnc lnto
the Cbel HoUlled Federal Build·
int, more commonly knon u
the Zi1eurat. for a while.
With Supervisor 'Ibomu Riley
ln the forefront, o(ftclala were
coaaiderlDI moviq tbe Environ·
mental Management A1ency
<EMA) to the 1,017,43().aquare-
foot, •ix·story buildio1 io
Lacuna Nl,uel.
But Riley found that lt would
take at leut Dine montba, and
possibly 12, for the federal 1ov·
emment to prepare a leue.
Rent al8o would be $1 per
square foot wblcb la con·
slderably hiper than the cur·
rent rate for facilities above
Earl's Bar and Grill rmt.aurant
at 811 N. Broadway, Santa Ana.
The CCMlly would have to pay
for Improvement to get the
federal building ready for OC·
cupancy
Tuesday supervisoni renewed
the present lease, whkh expires
next month, for three more
years at a cost or 72 cent.a per
square foot for a total cost of
$850,000
Riley preVlously said that ii
terms were right it might make
good sense to move the EMA lo
th-e Ziggur:t. bee:tu:te th:t ~
where most or the growth in the
county is laking place
Riley aa1d, however, that prot>-
lems could develop becauae
public hearinp would still have
lo be held in Santa Ana.
Currently about 1,000 EMA
employees are located io
varioua facilities throughout the
county
Suspect Held
In Clemente
Jewel Theft
A 20-year-old t.ranatent WU ar-
rested Wednelday oo cba.rsea be
toot $2,IOO lD Jewelry durt.q a
break ·in at the home of a San
Clemente woman.
Stephen P'red Jobneoa, wbo
lilted a Dana Polnt addreu ..
bla lut reddence, WU 8F-by 1beriff'1 deputtea er a
police radio broadcast.
Jobmon. wbo remained ln Jail
today, WU amllted ln Laf&llla
Nicuel shortly after Barbara
Cbue, who lives cm the 100 block
of El Levante, told police &be
aaw a ~ sedan leavlnt ber
bom• at 10:30 a .m. Ml•• Ch ... told police ber
front door wu open when abe s.-
tunaed to ber bome that abe
found ramacted
Police u1d tbey believe the
burslar entered the boue th.rouib a batbroom window.
,,.,...r-.41 ...
SOVIETS •••
Tun on Cycle Killed
In Canyon Accident
A motorcycllat and bis
pu1en1er were killed instan1.ly
Wednesday when the macblDe
collfded wttb a flatbed truck at
Silverado Canyon Road and San·
Ua10 Canyoo Road ln county ter·
ritory. .
Calltomia Hi&hway Patrolmen
adentlfied the Vlctims as John
Henry Meyers, 34, of Garden
Grove, and Diana Cheryl Daly,
33, of Portland, Ore.
Wltrteues told officers that
althoup Meyers stopped at the
"T" lnteraectJon before makin1
a left ttan ooto SiJverado Cao·
yon Ro.tel. be apparently didn't
see the natbed truck drlvtn1
eut on t.be road.
Blaze Guts Slaed
Allhougb t.be truck, dnven by
~bel Santana, 2-4 , of Cyprw,
awerved. lt bit t.be motorcycle,
craabed bead--00 Into another
~t. then overturned.
Officers said t.raffic was bah·
ed for more than four hours
after the 2.30 p.m. accident
whale emergency crews tended
the 10Jured and cleared away
the wreeM!d vehicles
Santana and tbe driver of the
other truck, Ronald LeBlanc, 23,
of Anaheim. were taken to Chap-
man Genera! Hosp1~1 auffenna
minor 1n1uries. Santana's 15-
)!ear-old brother. Gabriel, was
treated at the aame hospital for
moderate utjuries
County firefighter Tom Bettis squirts water on a shed
at 26545 Via Sacramento in Captstrano Beach after a 3 : 15
p.m. blaze gutted the wood frame structure Wednesday.
No one was hurt. Firemen are not sure what caused the
blaze near the home of Allan Warzyca but there is
speculation that spontaneous combustion in the shed may
be to blame. It was reported that horse blankets were
made in the shed that cont.a.med machinery, fabrics and
some chemicals. Damage was estimated at $10.000
0.1rglary
Devices
Studied
A law that would require
builden to lnatall devte• to
curb bur1larie1 ln new Su
Clemente homes and-other
facilities ls the topic of a public
bearing t.oniibt at 7.
The Martng will be held ln the
Caty Counctl cb.amben, 100 Ave.
Presidio
San Clemente Police CbJef
Gary Brown said the propoled
law is &Jmed at alowinl the ln-
creaamg number of residential
and commercial burglanea ln
tht' city
Brown srud the 382 burclartes
reported an San Clemente during
1978 cost the vicllms and the city
$214,UC.
More than 500 burglaries were
reported an 1.979 and coet more
than a quarter of a mllUoo
dollani, Brown said. At this rate,
burglariee are expected to spiral
with conslru(:tioo of 7,.200 new
homes wit.ban the next 1S yean.
Po Ii ce eatJ mate the C06t of the
proposed antJ burglary require-
ments would be u much u ~ll
fo r each new four-bedroom
house and ll34 for each new
three-bedroom apartment unit.
The proposed ordinance would
gove rn the types of dooni, win·
dows. akyUghta, dead bolt and
other lodta, lighted house num·
bers and other aecudty devices
ihaf 11toul4 be iftc1ucfed in new
hoUH comt.rucUoa.
Brown S&ld lrvtoe, Sant.a Ana,
Ora.nae and 1\atin have aunUar
ord!Daoca now ln effect.
An example of the ampe of the
new law ls the requirement oa
dead bolt )oclal that must be al
le ast one mch long and con-
structed so that they can not be
cut in a creak m attempt.
Another provuiloo deals with
the construction of double doon
~ed ln busmess offices.
If approved, the anti·burllarY
ordmance would become a part
of the San Clemente Uniform
Building Code and enforced by
the Police Department.
City aides could withhold
building permit.a if the an.U·
burglary ordinance ls not met.
Brown aaJd the council wtll not
take actioll oa the propoled law
until their Jan. 16 meelin1. U
approved, tbe law could take el·
f ect lD Feilruary.
. . -
"
ar&111• ettorp•J, Barto•
Ward, Wei Juc1&9. 8t4iiMr' ~
th• aublldlel allOW le!lndtD tie.
denta to littend C&U.fonda'I ciol· ..
&el" Ud aalYelWitlee for .... thu what lt Would ecl9t out.Gf· stat. 1t.udentl.
''W• ..,. not · rull1 ti'7tD1 to
boot oat 1rmd.al studmtl ...
oo 1l\admt vilai. We jUll waat to
DlU• tbem Pll1 tbeir own.way.••
Wuduid. '
•u.ld Rockets $ l 08,
Mob Cuts .
Vuit by
1Waldheim
'· f TEHRAN, Iran <AP) -An an-irj mob ol fist-waving Iranians
t U.N. Secretary·General
urt Waldheim fleeing in his
ouaine from a cemetery on
bran's outsklru today just
ates after he arrived to lay a
alb Ill the graves or revolu·
Uoaarydud.
[ In the dty, Afghan protesters
tried to storm UM Soviet Em·
7 bnay for the second time um
week. aod tml of thousands of
1i iiidliil ~ oi'itlide I.be OCCVPlecl 0.S. . Embeaq to pro.
tell the Waldbelm villt in one of
the bluest 1ucb demonstrations
ID .receat weeka
About *> penobl, believed to
lllckade n&Mivee ol thole Wried at 1be IPl'ntinc Bebesbt Zahra
Cemet..y, eooversed on the car '
,arryin1 Waldheim to the ~:.=,:Ct~~ere bis
Waldbelm. in Iran in an effort
detuae the crisis over the U.S.
bauy boeta1e-holdin1, was
Ute eround for only six
lnutes and never left the car
; • <See I.MN, Pace AZ>
.
Street Work
Set in Mesa
The eut side of Tustin Avenue
..-een 17'b aod 11th atreeta lD ea.ta lie.la will be partially torn
1111 for about a month, Mesa ~lldated Water ot.trict of.
~'uid Wednesday. TbeJ uMl they have belJUD an
•· 700 project to replace old
10.lDcb ptpe, uperade three fire
tu'dranta and imtall two new
ones.
Trame will be able to get
~ bat db some lneon· =::.:r--workinl bount
..
Boggle Decade
The 198>s crlt in on puppy paws in Irvine
Tuesday whd Buffy, a golden retriever
belonging to Michael and Laura Mel, bad a
litter of nine pups. Mrs. Mel said BUff y
gave birth between 11 p.m. Monday and 1
a . m. Tuesday, the flnt day ol the new
year, making them probabty the flnt new
canine arrivals of the decade. 1be Mela
will keep some of the pups and sell the
others.
Councilman
Raciti Says
'Vndecided' Two~term Cost.--M'esa City
Councilman Dom Racitl said
Wednesday be is undecided
whether to seek re-election April
8
Filing opeoa Jan. 10 and cloees
at s p.m. Jan. 31 with the Costa
Mesa city clerk. Three of the
five seats on the council, all ol
which are elected at larae. will
be up to YOten in April.
Raciti aaid that, because of
private considerations be wtll
probably not reach a decisJon
unW Jao. 25.
Mayor FA McFarlarid, who ii
completing bis fint four.year
term ha office. and appointed
Councilman Donn Hall bave
both 1aldtbeyiateDdtonm.
Coast Cop Denies
Phone Tap Charge
Newport Beach Police Sgt.
Robert Gatewood pleaded inno-
oont Wednesday in Orange Coast
Central Municipal Court to
charges be tapped the police sta-
tion telephones ol two captains.
The plea was entered by
Gatewood' a attorney, Roblmon
Harley, befOft Jud&e J.cquelyn
Thomason, who scheduled
further pretrial Proceecli.naa for
Feb. 8. A March S trial date allo
..-was set.
Gatewood, a, of Irvine, is al-
1 e g e d to have tapped the
telephones of captaim Wayne
Connolly and Richard Hamilton,
after belq ~ferred out ol
the detecUve df vtalon to the patrol dlvtlion.
InvesU1aton claimed they
discovered the tapplna device
bidden in a communicaUou
equipment atorqe nM>m at the
police atatioo.
Gatewood allo ii cba.rsed wttb
po11e11lon of daa1erou1
fireworb and PGU••IOD ol azn. pb~lamlnel.
Vandalism
Damage Set
At $4,000
en· Slips
Crisis
Scares
Buyers
LONDON <AP> -Pan·
demoniwn st.ruck the world's
gold llWMU today as ~
fri&btened by the deepenin"
international political crisis
drove the price of the precious
metal above 9800 an ~ for
the fif"llt time. The dollar fell
sharply.
The price of gold rocketed to
$649.73 in Hoq Kong, then alid
back to '813.25. The clo&i.nc rate
was $72.01 above Wednesday's
dosing price ol $5U.25, wbUe the
high for the day represeated a
gain of SlC-.48.
Silver abo J11111ped to more
than $40 an ounce before profit
takln& ~ place, c&o.iA& at SS'f.10. --
. Wbea th• London martel
opmed. bullion tnded at a ,...
ord bid-....... "* ....
of $615 to •• "" mi4·aftenom. LoGdocl'• ...,.. buQioa ......
''flxed" tM. price al a reeard *' .. oance. up $74.50 tram
Wed.DeadaJ'1 aftenlooG fi.dq
and up -· from tbe Waf-IMl9day'1 dalbll rate ol $51TS
In euV Hew York tl'8dlac.
Republic Nlltloml 8aDk quoted
e<>ld at .., • ounce bld, -uked and laid the market wu
"very buly." The met.al cloeed
in New York at 9625..
In Zuridl, Europe 'a bla-t
bullion QlUt. tl'lldi.n& rauL l
after a ftve-ciay boUday period.,
and gold OPeDecl at a spread ol
$615-$625. 1"be late medfan price
of 9135 was $118 bi&ber than &be
last Zurich lellinc price ol $.'517
an ounce Dec. a.
Gold anablb. uked to ex-
plain tbe nllb for ao&d. Dated
that Inv.ton wbo cu doal to
invest er apeculate 1a bulllm
want to put tbeir UMta ia&o tbe
precious metal • a aale baftD in Umea di. political uncertablt)'.
While &be actual amount ol
sold tnided llll't made pubic,
told marbta have muda lower
volume .tbu t.be New York s.oek
l!:xcban1e. for examttle.
'Jb.refon. --a .relati"17 few invnton nttdl from tryiDI to
aell IOld to trytq to buy tbe
mariet· price Jwnp1 wlidl1.
Slmtlarly, a ~ in auitude
by a few la"9tan can CHM a
aharpdrop.
Gold trdal reamed bl P1ria
tode1. after its H•P•::::r WednadaJ bl chaotic •
tioDI. ,,.. mornlDI eold pdee al -.97 ii ""*" -• 4 plNllt tov•nmllilUa. · * •. •t *
London Gold Prices ...., ........
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Gunman Frees
Kid!zapped
NB Woman
A 23-Jal'~ Newport Beach
woman ._ released unbanned
by a cmman wbo lddnapped her
WedMeclay IDOl"lllnl and forced
ber to drift blm to San Dleco. .._~c:e aald the kidnapper ol
OCVJ"Sena ltricP apparently ab-
ducted the )'OWlC wotnan in or·
der to pt her to drive him to the
borderdty.
Tbe suspect, armed with a
small caliber piatol, accosted
lllu Brtga u abe aat lD ber car
in tbe prqe ol the apart.meal
complu where abe lins.
Acfl>l'dlq to police reports,
the man Sil on the floor ol the
back sat wttb the IUD beld It
lllu BricP' aide and ordered ber to drtTe IOUtb on Padflc
Cout m,bway.
Sbe tc*t Clftlcen that tbe ma
toot no from ber purse and made a phone call in Dana
Pomt. tbm ordered ber to drift
16Uth -&be San Dleco FreewQ. Wben ber car ran oat ol ,..,
11111 Bri111 1aid tbe man tbnateoed to kW be~ If lbe wtmt
to police, then fled • foot. \ SIM nn to a ....,..,,. 1a lta-
tioD ud eaUed poUee.
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PASADENA CAP) -A ZS.year-old Pasadena woman wu
found atnnaled today at a junior blah school campua a few
block.a tram her bome, police said.
Security suarda at Georp Wubiqt.oo Junior flllb Scbool
found tbe fully elothed body al Brenda Love wrapped m a piece
al carpetiq beneath a pedestrian bridle just alter midni&bt,
pollceSet. byMcCrayaald. #
Mlu Love wu tut seen at about 10 p.m. Wednelday wben
a.be left ber apartment, McCray 1aid.
~Rabe• 011 Prtre
By TIM A-.c:la&ed Preu
Mexieo bu announced tblll it UI raisiq the baae price for tta
cnde oU price to $32 a barrel, up from $24.60, and said it might
raise lt apin because of the "lmCertain situation in the world
petroleum market.''
Mexico usually raises its prices everv three mootba after
negouaUnc wtthfattip buyen, mosUy Americans.
Mexico is not a member al OPEC, but tradit.ionally keeps
prices close t.o those of OPEC memben. Mexico exporta about
440,000 barrels of oU a day t.o lhe United States, which imports
about 8 million barrels dally from all sources.
County Plans
Mooring Hike
For Newport
By DEl.OllES aaoou mWJN Ot•DmllyNll ....
Boat ownen who tie their
veu.ek to CIOUD\y~wned c!f~~
moorlnp in Newport Harbor
may face subltantial fee b1kes in
1J80.
Orange County 1upervilon, in
a 4 to l vote, ordered county
General Services Agency staff
members Tuesday t.o determlne
the falr market value al the 22
moorinp.
In addition, staff members
will loot into tbe poulbl.llUes al
offerina the offshore ancborin&
sites to lhe hilheal bidders.
Boat owner applicants pres-
ently wait in line for an availa-
ble offshore spot.
And if GSA officials use supply
and demand of the boat ancbOrs
t.o detennlne rental rates, lhe
present fee of • per foot could
at least double.
Supervilon orii:tnally planned
to ratae tbe reea to $8.55 per
vessel foot beginnin1 in
February.
That would match what
Newport Beach cbarees for ita
572 moorinp over tideland• in
Newport Harbor.
"l tb1nk that'• wa,y below fair
market value. It abould be
.ck>Mr to Sl2 per foot." n.ld new
Chairman Ralllh am ln uklD& for a MCODd loot at tbe fee
schedule.
He taid be bid beard l'\UDOf'I
tbat the bltbb' prised JDOOrin81
were beina lMMd for the coun-
ty's M per foot fee, then belnt
1ubleued for u mueh u $20 per
foot.
But 8c+a ti8ol" Tbomu Riley, wbo9e diltrict lndudea Newport
Barbor, ...S qainat the ac·
tioa, vi~ praUst1na any
fte bi~e beyoa~ Newport
Buch'• 1P111o9ed •·•per fQOl.
fi'...,..PageAI
IRAN ...
As the chanting crowd encircled
his car, be ordered the driver to
return to the helicopter.
"Go! Go!" Waldheim could be
seen •houtinc excitedly to b1.s
driver.
Once aboard the heUcopt«.
the craft lifted off immediately,
nytnc Waldheim back to the cl·
ty, where be met wttb Foretp
Minister Sadelb Ghotbzadeb for
about three hours. Aaked bow
the talks on tbe American
bosta1es were aotnc. Waldbetm,
who looked tired, said: "1'he
talk.a are continuing and lt WOWd
not be helpful for me to
elaborate at this point."
Waldheim later met with
several hundred crippled Ira·
nians said to ba'le been
brutalized under the regime of
the ousted Sbab Mohammed Reza Pahlavi.
The U.N. chief said he was
"shocked" by the encotmter.
.. I shall bring this meHa1e of
s uffert.ng to the United 'N ationa
and before the world communi-
ty," be told tbe crowd, wbicb
filled three rooms in a formtt al·
ficers' club in central Tehran.
"We shall certainly do
whatever we can do t.o uaure
that the mutilation of human be-
i ncs wm never lake place again."
• The visit wttb tbe disabled bad
been caneeled Wednesday when
anti-Waldheim 1treet dem.
001traUons broke out and the
government said it bad UD·
covered an auaesi.naUoa plot
acai.nat Waldheim. Gbotbsadeh
claimed the plot bad "forelln
bactlng."
Asked today i.n an American
televialon interview whether
W aldbelm mlpt rialt lraalan
leader AntoUab Rubollab JCho.
me>nl, Gbotbiadeb responded
va1uel7. 0 We'll eee. . . 0
Tbe fonip mlnlstet. lpealdnc
on NBC-TV's "Today Show,"
alto played down the IDll'Y out·
bunt at the cemetery.
Tbe aadden rush by tbe
cemetery crowd apparently
caupt poll~ and nvolutloaary
1uard1men off 1uard.
Dump Shopper!
Off tbs Hook .
City on Wednelday alkr twO
da.yt ol claabel wUb Afpan .,..
.. -1 forcea ~ lo tbe
lluaalam.
They 1atd tbe So•l•l•
poured into Xaadabar cttJ on
Monday aft« landfn1 ln &met
mllltary alrenft. They aald fot
the next two 4-)'S the Ruulallll
battled rebellious Aff)aan aov·
ernment tl'OOpl, and that when
they routed them pro-Soviet
Af1be fOl"(:te hUDI aarlandl al
nowera around the invaders'
necu.
Tbe newspaper alao. aa.id tbe
Soviets took cootrol of Jalalabad
City on Sunday. However,
diplomata in Kabul uJd Soviet
troopg were airW'ted Monday to
Jalalabad, In eastern
Algbaniatu about 50 miles from
the border and Pakistan's
Kyhber Pua, t.o ftgbt Moslem
rebeb who have been battling
the communist Afghan covem-
ment since the ftrat of three pro.
Soviet coups 20 months ago.
The diplomata also Satd tbe
Soviets uaed sophisticated at-
tack helicopters and tanks
againat lhe Moslem lnaurgeota
in rugged Damian province
about 100 miles northwest of the
Afghan capital Wednesday, and
that casualties were heavy on
both sides.
The diplomats said other So-
viet troops were Oown into Herat,
in western Afghanistan about 60
miles from tbe Iranian border.
the day the Jtynj-an.a !:.~
the Dec. ~ coup that put their
latest proxy, Babrak Kannal, in
power. and toppled PreskMnt
Hafiiullah A.min, who WU SWD-
m arlJy executed.
Pair Facing
Court in SA
Slaying Case
Two youthl held in the slaying
o( a man who was pursuing a
civil ri«ibta action aga.tnat Santa
Ana police will be arraiped
Friday on murder and attempt-
ed m u.rder cbar&es in Oranae
County Central Municipal Court.
Edward Borre10. 18, and An·
t.onio Correa, 20, were arrested
Monday Dilht alter a month Iona
inveatlgation by Santa Aaa
police Into the street comer
shooting of Maurice Ibarra, 21,
on Dec. 1.
At the Ume of bl1 death.
Ibarra wu punutng leeal act.ioo
against Santa Ana police over
an alleged lnddent in wtllcb be
claimed be was unlawfully de-
tained by John llaqiarad.Da, a
patrolman wbo later wu fired
from the force. Borrt&o and Correa appeared
1n court w~. Bail ... set at SZ5«>rooo by Juqe
Edward Lal.rd wbo coatlnued ar·
ralltnment. proeee.ttn11 to Fri·
day.
In County ,
Oran•• County•a acl·
mlat1trat!Ye maD•l•m•Dt empao,.. bH•.aJ>Pl'0:-4 a-.
year cmtnct tJaat emata•• a
COllU'oftl"llal merit PaJ' pro-
pOtal.
A..,,...laed Father
Leroy J~tin. father of an infant boy burned m an ap-
parent rite of exorcism. cries at a New York police sta-
tion. The boy reportedly was plac~ man oven during the
rite and ls in critical condifion wtth bums over 90 percent
QJbis bo<ly. <See story, Page Al2>
Decision Pending
On Primary Ballot
LOS ANGELES <AP) -
Secretary ol State March Foog
Eu bu tmUl Jan 24 t.o decide
whether a ballot measure de
signed t.o eBd the slate GOP's
wlnner·take-all primary has
qualified for the June 1980
ballot.
'rh e Fair Pres idential
Primary Comm1tt~ turned ID
its final petit.Jons Wednesday tn
( Cnnsulate \
Slwotout
ISTANBUL . Turkey
(AP ) -A shootout
between Turkish security
guards and a group or
youths trying to storm the
Soviet copsulate in protest
to the Afghan invasion left
one high school student
killed and two persons
slightly wounded today,
police sources said.
A police source said "a
group ol :.> t.o 40" youths
marched to the heavily
guarded consulate 1n
downtown Istanbul.
The sroup, shouting
slo1an1 aaatnst Russian
mllltary intervention ln
Afghanistan, opened pUltol
fire toward the display
windows and the 1ate, pro-
tected by a 1teel fence,
eyewttneues told police.
Los Angeles and Orange COUD·
ties after a small a rmy of
signature gatherers made an
lllh hour blitz of crowd!> along
the route of Pasadena's Touma·
ment of Roses Parade
Comrruuee spokesman Nathan
B e rgerbest sa id 29 ,000
signatures were gatheT'ed New
Year's Eve and New Year's
Day, bringing the statewide
total to 494, 131 At lea.at 346,119
of the names mu.st be valid ror
the 1rulta\.Jve to win a spot on the
ballot ..
~rv_rbeQ ~ pet.a~ -.. ~
aubm1tt.ed &n S2 of t.be stat.e's
coanlles on Dec 28 aJld i.n San
D1e10 and th~n Franca.sco Bay area C'OWl on Dec 31
H passed b voters ID JWM.'.
the measure woWd take effect
immediately.
California is the only at.ate
that still allows wmner-t.ake·&ll
pr1mar1 es. a nd only the
Republicans have them. The
Democratic party nationally
s witched to proport1ooal
primanes alt.er the 1972 eJec·
hons
Strongest opposition to any
change in the pnmary format
h as co me from focm er
California Gov~ Ronald R~agan
and his supporters. who sue
ceeded in defeating two at·
tempt.a last year to abandom tbe
winner-lake-all system
Reagan is the Republican
frontrunner m California and
would receive all 168 state del-
eaates to the GOP national con·
venUon July t• in Detroit it be
wim under esi.ttn& rules
ol AlehenfND ID deftaee ol tile u .N. Charter bu made ~
sideraUon ol tbe SAL·r D ~
inappropriate at this time,"
Powell told reporters.
He uJd tbe delay ln ccmidln-
tl on of the 1trate1le arma
· llmltatioa treaty would coatt11111
while Carter and CclqnM • _
seas Soviet lm.eatlGm and de-.
their attmticJa to ae,lsla.Uft md
other meuurea to respond totbe
Soviet acllon1. He did not
elaborate.
In a letter t.o Byrd, D·W. Va.,
Ca rter said he was not
withdrawing tbe treaty from
Senate conalderation but OGly
for a delay in cooaideration.
Undeterred by the prospect ol
a Soviet veto, Carter will Ibo
seek United NatioDI Security
Council condemnation of the
Soviet Union aa part of a aeries
or moves to COUllter Soviet tn-
terveoti<>n ln Afehaniatan, ac·
cording to administration of.
f1c1als
Britain and Pakl•tan b•Ye
been trying to round up support
for a U N debate oo the l.aaue,
and diplomat.Jc sources said
Wednesday night they have
en l isted the baclunc of
Bangla desh . Portu1al and
Norway. Public debate could get
under way t.bis weekend, the ·
sources said.
Several officials aaid preu
com ment.ary in the Third World,
much or it aovernment COO·
trolled, baa been generally
c rt tica l ol the Soviets. But most
ROvernment.a have refrained
from takmg an official at.and.
Seven days aft.er the Soviet in-
tervenuon. Cuba, for example,
had ~ aJOOrsed the Soviet m-
tervention American officials
regarded tlus u s1p.ificant. c:a1-
Sldenna that Cuba &a ooe of the
Kremlin's mo&t truated allies.
Customer
Changes Mind
Costa Mesa police said t*7
they are punJed as to wby a
fast food rest.1urant customer
displayed a pistol Wednesday
but left without making any
threats or taking anythinc.
Police said tbe man, in bia late
20s, ordered a milkshake at
McDonald's, 314.1 Harbor Blvd.,
at about 6 p.m. He then opened
)11$ jacket and abowed the 11-.
year-old oountergirl a pistol in a
holster.
The man left quietly before
police arrived, they said. Police
report.a didn't lndlcate wblOer
he 1ot b1.s mllbbatre.
..
We are pleased to annount:e
the election of
DANIEL It BOTT
WILUAM F. COHEN
as
•
Via Praidmts
of our Corporation
n Kidder, Peabody
tlJ Co. . N co., o. AT i o
lownh' fte6
Mffltw" Hn. Yorll: Mil AmnicH Sl«lc ~''""''"
610 Newport Catm o.tw, Suit~ 1290,
N~ Beach, CA 92660
T~lephc>M· (714) 644-7040
New YOik Botton Phlladelph1a Cl\lcqo San fr&ndaco Loi Al\atln
Atlm\t• Dallas Kanaat Qty and U addit'°{YJ offkn worldwide
s I •tt C..pletle• Diie
Costa Meaa·bued Olen Properties Corporation
bu announced lt will build an 18,725 aquare foot,
two-story oftiee bu1Jd1ni at the southwest comer of
Colllna Street and Flt.ch bl lrv1ne.
Comtrvctioo of the ateel·framed structure ts
expected to be completed next summer.
<PAa /flel'e ••Mn•
Mou. Mama & Co., a Seattle firm of certtned
public AC'COllDtanta, bu &DOOUDC«l tt will -a brancb Jan. 2 iD the Imperial Bent Bulld1q in
Colta lleM. It will leue 2,IJ37 aquare feet of otfiee
apace at• Town Center Drive .
Savings
Pace Lags
SACRAMENTO <AP> -Iollalioo·beset
CalUornlana bought
mQre and nved less last
summer, the state
Doud ef E~usll~tioo
said Wednaday.
Tbe ra&e of penooa1
uvla11. at S percent
.earlier la tbe year,
dropped to 4.1 pen:eot.
Tbat •• tbe ioMst rate al.nee 1151.
percentage rate of 7-1 /27.. The <llf erenc:e ls
1 ~ per annum. m'ld that~ ycur ef-
fedtve loan rate. Melnwhle, )'OUI' llMnga
remain tntac:t. esnlng lnterett.
-..t • e •w• ....., ,... ... ec-
c:oallt ...., and hew lquklty whle )'OUI'
fundl earn IUbltm1IW lntetat. You can
••• funds ht ml,Y be ~ low
...... elln'hece. And •Rep.able. f. per·
IOMI emergency..-. you1 .. haft
s.ty ac"CeM tocml\ thankaflD our JS loan.
12.447~0 Amlml1111d.
.........
Allitate Savtnp and l.4ID ,..
aoclattao at Powataln Valley
h .... named Roa• Witt manqer. She tw been with
the flnn liDce 1978. Sbe 11 a ,. graduate of Callfornia State
University. Lone Beach, and la
a member of .the Fountain
Valley Chamber of Commerce.
......... ell
Lawrence H. Buxton of Irvine
has been appointed Director-
at-large to the board of the
Orange County Chamber or
Commerce. It ls the third year
Buxton has served on tbe board m his ten years as a member
o( the chamber. Buxton b the
director of Water Resources
Planning for Phlllips Brandt
Reddick of Newport Beach. a
land use planning firm.
Tbe oil Industry la btsbly
autoawed. and the eompaa.iea M1 a
at.rtlte would hue no abort-term lm·
pact oo fuel supplies. •
Ov~r The Counter
MASO~
MUTUAL FUNDS
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EVEN woue. SUPPOSE tJaat In addiUon to ~
cbildna by a former marrlap JOU are allo auntved_ \y
dlikitm with your presenl SJIOQM. T'bele cbUd.ren ~
be favOftd by your apome. Do rou lnteod to lr'Nt your •·
vtvtn1 ddJdnlD equally or do you want to perpetuaf,it .•
family feud that wW na~ for yean?
• ADd NY you an 1arvhed by children, bul oot 61 a
apouae. lft molt Ila* tbe law U)'I ~l HCb cb.lJd baa 811
equal ript to eclm1nlmr your estate. Tlult bu divided u
almost iDct'edible number ol families!
nu; suavrvou draw up aides and fieht bitterly and
relenCJaaly to control tbe admin11t.ratioo. Th.ii sltua!Jon
al.lo apptiel ~there ta no aurvtvtnc spouse or cbildftn
but there are other family au.rvivon entitled to adm.ini.atn-
tloo.
• What happens if tbere I.I no ooe wbo ls entitled by
law to admjnlstratJoo? Tbe public adminiarator ls then
preued into servlce. He ls an at.olut.e stranier to you ,and
wtll admlnlater your estate acconbn& to law but Un·
~nonally and wtth u much loterest lo your treu~ as
an loditferent salesman aeutng a palt ol bJdeoua shoes. -
You are the mule!' of your property and can di.ROM
of It ( wtth certain reslrlctioos ln the event of a survfvtlag spo~ or the amount t.bat you can leave to chartUet> by
will to an)'OOe aod lo aucb amocmu u you desire. You can
reward t.bcJM you '°"e and elim!nate the unfa1lhluJ. You
can pf'OV\de for f~ods or charllles
BOWEVEa, IF \'OU DIE tntftt.at.e. at.ate law wUJ ..
clde the shares of your survtvors Tbece can be DO ~ to
friends or cbanties, and ti the law uys that there are 00
surviving relatJves clo6e enough tn kin.ship to inherit, the
st.ate will take all ·
The tu consequeo~ of dy&n& Without a will cad be
borreodous For mst.an~. yoor est.ate is entJUed to a
federal mant.aJ dfltuctJoo on account of property left \0 a
survivtn« apouse-wtuch may reqwre careful aoct e)l-
pert estate plaruuog
Do you la.Ile full advantage ol the marital deducoan
and Ulcre~e )Our 51,1onvu:ig s~ -po'..en"JaJ t~ eat.ate.,
DO YOU P&OVlDE \OOOme lo your &pouse for life,
but Wltb no op4Joo lo dispote ol tbe uaets productnc tldl
anrome. and full tall., lo t.bia cue the pn.ndpal could ~ your dllldreo wtt.bout further tua that ml&bt Olbenrbe
be reqUU"fld ol your apouae '1 e.t.aie
Do you abarpeo a peocaJ aod figure out your best op.
tJom ta dollan aod c.at.a' Not one of tbese queatiool ii available to you al )'OU die inltlltale. .
If )'OU cS;. 1W'Vived by minor e:bildren aod no 1pou1e.
do you want to deetpat.e their cuanlian? Or do )'OU •mt
your ~ to pay for a bood few• COW't·appoUited taar·
clian or~ and their al&endant fe.1
If you are the proprieuw ol a business. do YoU wut ll
coot.inued oc Uquidat.edT Are you coaeetDed by tbe type ol
inveatmeot that your acfmlnietrator wW IDUe aeeordtq~
law or do you want to leave IOllM apedfk ~? Do
you ~w Item.a of utreme MDt.imeotal value t.bal. '°"
want t.o '"ve lO particular (rienda"" relaUY'el aDd not .old
to auanaen., Cao your family afford to bne JQGr aueb
tJed up while the court appoinla your eclmlDilt.tator!
If nooe ol the above matters ia of any eoecem to~.
then by all means che mtestat.e.
. .
.Jaunt Slatetl
He Quits Job, Flies CooP