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TBBRAN. Inn <AP> -1'be mlll~1ltt la.o:::J tbe U.S. EmbwJ dem today that Amertu•a top diplomat here. L.
Bruce Latncen. be handed over to
them and tbreatlDed to put one ot
their boltaps, an Alr Force
officer and aUeaed Vietnam •'war
criminal," oo trial before
Vietnamese repr'fJMDtatives.
Laiogen, the U.S. cbarce
d'affairea in Tehran, ta one ol
three American diplomata who
have been held at the Foreia:o
Ministry since the llotlem
mllitaota overran the embaay
Nov.4.
The miDl.try said any deeiaion
about movtnc him would be up
to Iran'• ruling Revolutloo.ary
Council.
Tbe militants identified the
captite olftcer u Lt. Col. David
M. Roeder, 40. 'Ibey meatiooed
no date for a trial -perbape
3 NAT10N8 RECEPTIVE
·TO U.S. BAIES -M
ID
Whale of a Time Mghan
'Puppet'
Praised
a ftll' ts • .._ .:t.: ....... ,., .....
fact•• a 10•1 war ta Aftb•d , ... ..,.,. _ ...... •• t•• Kre•ll• aec•••• PneWilal can. ol ...... , ••
oaterile md tile U.H. S.C•l'1 Coaactl snpared to op.a .....
on tbe goviet mllltar1
intervealiaa ln its Central Alim
neilbbor.
In tbe Afpan ca))ital ol Kabll
today, Prtme IU.nister Babnt
Karmal was quoted a a
promlline a "new demoeutie
conatitution" soon and ••
proclalmtnc bis govenmem'a
"deep n!llP9d" for relicioa.
Tbe comments, reported bJ
• the offtd.al Semel news ~
Tua. wse aeea u an attempt
bJ ltarmal to reach out to
Moslem Afpan lm\D"lenb wllD
have been fl1bt1n1 three
II a rxl1t,leulo1 Afaltalliataa
............... ~J:==.ir-~ Karma!, u prime
Wbaleswatcbing enthusiasts depart Oil the
first voyaie or the season aboard the
Catalina Holiday from the Balboa Pavtlion.
They·~ keeping their eJe• -and
binoculan -open for mi&ntinl gray
Ballar Streager
wbalee, the target of sigbtaeemg voyages
this time of year from Newport -and Dana
Point harbors. See gtory and additkJnal
pbotOs OD P .. e Bl.
GolJ, Begim Rise
After Early, DrOp
l\bt County
Gas StatioD8
To Be Open
minllter a week qo ,,.....,.
when • estimated 15,• tD
4.5,000 5"6et troope paved ..
A11banta111, .. eml*Mi-.1 * importnce of creatia1 UM
coantry'• brmd naticleal f.-,
wltb the partldpaUon of all
poUUcal. publlc and reb,._
or1anll.....,..," Tw Nici.
He "'°"'!IMl!tecl at wbat Tw deKrtbed ....... eoef--
f or forel1a and Afabaa
report.-.. W•tena reporten b••• been baaDed from u.e eouat17.
Karmal alao re..-rtMll7
(lee APGIM.N. Pqlt Al)
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Poto' Gttld
Slot Cou.glu Vp $300,000
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LAS VEGAS <AP> -A New Jene}' man bu won
a $300.000 jackpot at the Jl!amlqo IUltoD Hotel and
hotel officials say it's the bluest slot payoff ever
made here. -
Jerome A. Sommer, ea. a aemi·retlred tobacco
salesman from Ocean Citf, N.J., bit the jackpot
Thursday on bis fifth pull after plunldn~ 15
Eisenhower dollars into one ol the Strip resort's 'pot
of gold" dOllar slots. He lined up five sevens on tbe
bottom line of the slot.
"I'm very much elated," Sommer said. "I beard
about the pant jackpota and decided to try them
before I left to go back to New Jersey."
Sommer said he hoped that the Internal
Revenue Service would get "as little as possible" of
his win, and added he probably would put most of
the money into a retirement fund.
NB Stere Target
Three Burglary
Suspects ] ailed
Three men were arrested on
suspicion of burglary Thursday
after a Newport Beach
policeman alleledly aaw them
trying to break into the back ol
an antique store, police said.
Arrested and held on $5,000
bail e•ch were Terr_}' Lee
Oesterblad, 20, and Michael
Samuel Oesterblad, 18, both of
Riverside, and Phillip Martin
Seward Jr .• 3>, of Rubidoux..
Newpcrt police aald an otftcer
wa1 invntl1aUng a prowler
report near Tiffany House
AntiQuee, 425 31.at St., wbeD he
heard a baniinC noise beb1Dd
the store and a man'• voice say,
"Try to kick it now."
On investigaUng, the officer
Vandals Dig
Up 7 Graves
LAKE CHARLES, La. (AP) -
Vandall "arcblnl for gold teeth
and burled va[uablea were
blamed for deaecraUn1 Hven
1rave1 ln a small cemetery
here, Polle. aald.
"You know a long Ume qo thex used to bury jewelry with
the people and we think that'•
what they were lookin1 for,"
Deputy Bill Breen of the
Calca1leu Parlab Sherlff'a
Department l&ld 1bunday.
Deteetlvea allo nt.d a wttneu
saw cold teeth in an expoMd
null, but went back another da)'
and the teeth wen aone.
FU'e8 Doused
WS ANGllLES <AP> -A ftre
tbat. •tarted In the aWc of a
Holbwood ai.o... aelMduled for
demoli• and another ftre that
broke out in heavy bruh In
Glendale'• 8cldl Can100 were
baited by ftnfl1bt.n before
they eaUICID.-Jor'dam.,e.
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DAll Y PILOT
s aw three men, who ran.
Suspect Michael Oesterblad was
arrested at the scene.
A car registered to Terry
Oeaterblad was located nearby
and staked out. The other two
auapecta were arrested wben
the~ arrived and tried to drl"
away in the car, wbleb poUc.
bad disabled by pWl1Jll out a
coil wire, olfl~ aald.
SWAT Team
Nabs Suspect
OnHB Block
A north Huotlocton Beach
nelsbborbood wa1 sealed off
Tbunday by a police SWAT
team that surrounded a boUle
and ordered an aUe1ed robb8I y
auapect. to come out with b1a
bands up.
Offlcen aald tbe 1u1pect,
33·year·old Donald Arthur
Barrett. dubed out the back
door after the order WU GWD
but balled when be coatl'Olllted
three omcen with rUlee tralDed
oobim.
Barrett, police aald, WH
turned over to Fullerton
authorities and jailed there on
robbery and parole Yiolatioo
cbarcea. lnveattpton aald be
was recently released from
Soledad Sta Prtaon.
Nelgbbon of the 16832 Lucia
Lane reaidenee were ukecl to
leave the area, and uamc waa
stopped at about 11:15 a .m.
when the 10-member Huntlqtoa
Beach SWAT team eooverseilon
the area. ,
Police said they took ~
precautloo1 after recelvlnl
information from Fullerton
police that the 8Ulpect milbt be
armed and wa1 coaalaered
dansel'OUI.
Tbe)' DOt.ed be WU not armed
when arrelted and pUt up no
rMlltaDce .
Tot's Father
Eqtlaina Act
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lfDlln ........ t effort.to .......... .:·"= .,. ............ pn...W
U.• :uy =:•::,=~ NQ_.t by tbl m&ttMn to MDII
• ellUd to carr1 a Uat of d9aaiidl to eo.tet dllJlomata. Tb• demaad1 Included
wlQdrawal of 8oYI tf'C)OJ»
fPom Af1-.aal1ta11 aa• -ti•• .Umlutkl\ of the Scws.t·betbd Mahan~ AIUMKil:b IDCl9t delvoostratcJn were Afalaanl, the marell
lneluded 1ome American
aympatbben.
T1t• demonatratP-ra.• •PGk .. man. Mollammed Safa.
aald tbe mattben Partkulartr
hoped to lbow '1he dnelopms
countria . . . that auala .. tbe
only aureuor in tbe world today.•• I
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AFGHAN •••
defended the Soviet mill~
intervention and denounc'4 ··
former leader Haf'mallah AQWI,
Ol'er awd (Jader1
With Golden Gate Bridie u backdrop,
young woman enjoys latest thrill sport,
powerchutlng, in San Francisco Bay.
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Pulled at 30 miles per hour, chute is lofted
some a> feet into air.
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tboUlandl ~ dttsem into prllon.
Many were ¥.tured and killed,
Karmal said. Amin was
reported executed shortly after
bia overthrow.
In an earlier dispatch from
Kabul , Ta ss qu9ted
Afghanistan's foreign minister
as rejecting U N. consideration
of the Soviet mHitary action.
Shab Mohammed Dost. the foreign minllter , repeated
prevtoua claims that the Soviet
tioopa were in Afgbaniltan in
compliance with treaties
between the two countria and
the U .N. charter, Tass said.
ln neighboring Pakistan, Gen.
Mohammed Zia ul Haq, the
pres ident , said be was
"confident" Soviet troops in
Afghanistan would not cross into
h.ia country. Earlier this week,
the troopa reportedly captured
the city of Jalalabad, 50 miles
from the border between
Paklltan and Afgbaniltan.
But the Patlltani president
abo WU quoted U saying, "The
presence or sovfet troop• in
Afpan•etaa LI a crave violation
of the prlnclpln of peaceful
coex.llt.mce. The aituaUon will
not onl~ complicate
Aflhanlstan 1 problem.a, bat wl1l
abd create a palnful 1ttuatioa to
world peace. We expect the b1c
powen to realize the aravtty c:t
the aituatlon.. ..
Diplomata in Kabul,
Af1baa.latan'1 capital, said a
"people'• war" or general
upl'llinl wu developinc la the
country'• nortbern and iiitenl
mountalna, where lbe Soviet
t.roopa were uld to be boaed
down by heavy 1now1, tbe
United Newt of lndla IWOfled.
Tbe Indian news a1enc1 allO
aald .. tnNble waa brewtnl" in
tbe Af1baD provinces of
Kandahar lD tbe 1outbweat,
BadalllhM la the DOl"theaat, and
Pakita ad Nanprbar, to the
south and eut of Kabul, and
lbat Mo.cow sent a team of
1enerall to the baUWleldl to
uaeatbeftlhUDI· It 1ald the dipknnata reported
the Moslem goerrlllu whose
20·month-0ld rebe1lioo qai.nst
communil& control prompted the
Soviet intervention ••re
NIJ'OUIJina. Kore ftclltin&-wa
espected even though the
Ruuiana "bad achieved some
auccenes in certal.a areas" by
eurpriainl the poorly organiJ.ed
cuenillas, the.diplomata said.
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mAN •••
F,....P"fleAJ
GOLD •..
minutes oo the Pans open 1old
market when tra ns a c tions
be came 1mposs1ble due to a
massive inflow of selling orders
The pnce of sLlver, which has
been riding tueh with the bullion
boom, Called to benefit
Tb~. Loodoo sliver clOMd
at $38.50 an O\lllce, down from
$.fO at Wednesday 's close
Today. it slumped to $32 in early
trading, I.hen recovered to $36 70
late in the morni.N in the United
States.
Meanwhile, support for the
dollar by the U S. Fe deral
Reserve Thursday m e ant a
ft rm er currency. although in
Tokyo where markets had ~n
closed since Dec. 31 the dollar
droppe4 about a yen and a half
to 237 .45.
Dealen said operators were hesitatin& to buy the dollar, m
llgbt of ita sharper declines
againat the West German mart
and Swiu franc Thursday.
TradiU WU descfibed U quiet,
with •pot tramaetlom ~
$482 million.
"There ls a IJ"Owing lack of
confidence in the dollar in this
market because of the U.S.
involvement in Iran and
Afgbaniltan and the apparent
absence of a pl'Qlpect for an
early settlement,·' one dealer
aald.
In addition to the Af panistan
and Iran crtaea, dealefl pointed
to higher oil prices that will
exacerbate worldwide inf1atloa
and the chrmlc decline of the
dollar u reuona gold ClltteNd.
Adiviet Buried
BERLIN <AP) -Former
German leftiat student leader
Rudi Dutldlke, 38, wu burled
TburadaJ ln a West BerllD
churchJard. The funeral wu
attended by 3,000 people He
drowDed in a bathtub on
CbrfMmu Eve in Denmark.
during an epileptic attack
caused by a bead wound he
aatfered ln a 1J88 uauatnaUoo
attempt. lnv•Ucaton said.
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Dog Citation Fi;ay
I.ands Man in Jail
A u ~ man wbo police
allege tned to aYOld a cit.atJOn
for walking hi.I dogs Qn the
beacb ended up an Newport
Beach Jall Thu.nday on cb.a.rtes
of battery oo a peace otrlcer,
police reported today.
Klaua Guenter Schneider, 43,
was arrested and held in lieu of
S2,SOO ball after the 4 30 p m
incident at 28th Street and West
Ocean Front. they aaid.
Police said animal control
o ff ice r De bbie Murph y
attempted to cit.I: Schneider ror
wa lkmg two dogs on the beach
but he pushed her aside and
rontanued walking
When Officer Roger Larson
uH~ged}y st:nicl;; l.arsoil m the
chest
Police said I.anon injured bis
back an the struggle but was not
believed to:t>e senoualy lDJured
Tb• police. rep•rt didn't
1nd1 cate what happened to
Schneider's dogs.
Tusks Gore
Zoo Worker
SALT LAKE CITY <AP> -A
worker at Salt Lake City's Hoele
1.oo was hospitalized after 1111
elepbant named Toka cornered
him tn 1 pen and sored bim, moo
officlals say.
Stanley Petenon, 57, of Salt
Lake City, was listed in IOQd
condition Thursday al the
Veteran• Adm 1niatratlon
Medical Center with ~unda in
the •boulder and arm.
"I wu in t.be complex jplt
finlshinc up ou.r c:t..Y's work and
I was eoinl to put the cover on
the drain," Peterson aald. "I eueu I tamed my back on Tota
and she pmbed me a1atmt the
wall and knocked me down and
Sored me with ber little tulb."
responded to the aeene, police
said Sd10e1der began arl\lin&
w1th him
When Lanoo atlempted to
arrest Schneider, a acalfle
ensued dunni which Sdmeider
Thug Grabs
Necklaces
From Woman
A Newport Beach housewife
l e avan& a C osta Mesa
department atoce Tbunclay was
robbed rl several gold nettiacd
by a man who yanked tbem
from her neck, Costa llna
police reported today.
Officers said the O.year~
houlewi.f• wu attacked at 2:30
p.1111 ilHbe partinl lot at South
C.out Pbm by a man described
U la Ills early 20I, Ill feel' tall.
weilbin8 about J.8S pounds and
of neat appearance.
Tb& mu, wbo growled, but
dido 't speak, jerkecV tbe
necklaces from lbe woman's
neck, ie.riPC her dnu, fOlke
said. He UM!D fled in • l*kuP.
truck drlven by a seeond mu.
The value of the necklaces
wasn 't immediately known,
police aald. Tbey aald the
woman's purse wun't taken.
The police repor& didn't
indicate whether the vic:ilm .wu
lnjured.
2nd Payday Paue8
SPRINGr-IEL.D, m. CAP) -
Gov. J&me1 R. Tbom.,.oa ad
more than 30 top bualneea and
edacatloll offlclala buddied
bebi.nd cloaed doors u tbeJ
aouabt a wa1 to t11ht the
fiaancial woe1 of Cblc1•0'1
teboob, • plndl that lhNateaed a second pay.... paydaJ for
teachen.
For the.
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OUsfi?dy-of .Top U.S. DipWmat SoUght
I WANTED BY MILITANTS
Dtplonwt Bruce Lalngen
KRRAH. Ina (AP) ,.. Tbe
lUtaat1 bol::J t!ae U .s. mbaay dtaM &oUy that
A1Mriea'1 kip diplqmat llen, L.
BJ'\lff Llilllen, be hlftded over to
them and tbrelUDed to put one ol
tbeir ttos':ft:ec. an Air Force ofllcer and Vietnam "war
criminal," on trial before
VletnarweNPt"•entativea.
Lalna•n. tbe U.S. cbar1e
d'affaJ.ns ln Tehran, la one ol
three American diplomata wbo
bave been beld at the Forelln
Minlatry alnce the Mo1lem
militant.I overran the embassy
Nov. 4.
Tile mln1atry 1ald any declaioo
about moving bJm would be up
to Iran's ruling Revolutionary
Council.
The militants Identified the
captive officer as U. Col. David
M. Roeder, 40. They mentioned
no date for a trial -perhaps
la Alflltaautaa
I .Soviets Face
-I M . W 1 ountam ar
By fte Associated Presa
Soviet forces were reported
facing a lone w ar in
Afghanistan's snowy mountains
as the Kremlin accused Pres.i-
dent Carter or "wicked" out·
cries and the U. N. Security
Council prepared to open debate
Carter P lam
Afghan Talk
W ASIDNGTON (AP) -
President Carter wiJJ
make a national television
• addfeu at 6 PST tonight
on the Soviet Union's
military moves into
A{ghaniat.an and the steps
be ls taJrlng in response,
White House press
secretary Jody Powell an·
nounced today.
''The invasion of
Algbaniatan by the Soviet
Union is a matter which
this administration con·
aiders to be extremely
serious," Powell said.
His speech will be car·
ried on the CBS, ABC and
NBC television networks
(Cbao.neJa 2, 4 and 7). The
addreaa will la.st leas than
a baU hour.
;1lmg Grabs
Necklaces
' ;From Woman
on the Soviet military interven·
tion in its Central Asian
neighbor.
There were reports the Soviets
were stockpiling "huge quan·
ti ties " of weapons near
Afghanistan's western border
with Iran.. diploma~ in tbe
capital city or Kabul reported a
general uprising aiatn.st Soviet
troops in DOl'tbenl md eutem
IDOWltaln reCiom and an IDdian
news agency said "trouble was
brewing" in aeveral provlnces
t.broqb(d u. OOllUby.
l1l the Afgban capital of Kabul
today, Prime Ktnitter Ba brat
Karmal was quoted as
promlslnl a "new democratic
constitution" soon and as
proclaiming bis 1oveniment's
"deep respect" for religion.
The commente, reported by
the official Soviet news aseocy
Tass, were seen as an attempt
by Karmal to r each out to
Moslem Afghan insurgent.a who
have been lighting three
Marxist-leaning Afghanistan
government.a for 30 montha and
Soviet troops for the past week.
Karmtu, installed as prime
minister a week ago Thursday
wben an estimated 35,000 to
45,000 Soviet troops poured into
Afchaoistan, "emphasized the
importance of creating the
country's broad national front
•with the participation of all
political, public and religious
orcaoiz.atioos," Tau said.
He commented at what Tass
described as a news conference
for foreign and Afghan
reporters. Western reporters
have been banned from the
country.
Karmal also reportedly
defended the Soviet military
intervention and denounced
former leader Halbullab Amin,
wbo, be claimed, threw
tbousanda ol cltlseu into prtaoo.
Many were tortured and tilled.
Karmal aatd . Amin was
reported executed shortly after
hta overthrow.
In an earlier dilpateb from Kebvl, Ta11 quoted
Atahanlslan'a forelp mini•
u rejectlng U.N. conalderatklll
of the Soviet m1.11tar)' actloa.
lndlcatllll Ml would llmp.ty a.
ob• 41 tbit trta1ia they bave kmC
tbreateoed fol' t~• bo1ta1• ··ioaw• tt t111e ailed ...... la aat
returned to lrm.
Earli•r today, U .N .
Secretary-G eneral Kurt
W aldbelm ended a three-day
peace mtaaioo to Iran and left
for New York after lraJlian
leaaer Ayatollah Rubollah
KhomeJlll, who bolda ~ key to
freedom for tbe American
boeta1es. relUled to aee bJm.
The 50 American hostages at
the embaaey today be1an their
third mooth in captivity.
In another de•elopment,
reports from Khomeini's
headquarters city or Qom·. 100
miles south of here, uld
supportera of Ayatollah
Mohammad Kazem
Shariat-Madari attacked an
unldenttrled eroup of
won= then today ud were.~ by .,..o-Dometnl
mlUUamea. Senral lajunes ..... ~
VioltDce iD Qom lat maath
between Kbomeloi and
Sbariat·lbdart fadiaaa led to a
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TOU.S.BAIEl-M
major uprltinl in northwest
Iran's Azerbaijan region.
Shartat·lllM!arl, an A&erbaijao
native opposed to Khomeini's
almost tGtal power. bu become
a s y m bo l for t be et b n 1 c
Alerbaijaall' quest for great.er
autonomy.
The embassy m il1 taots
demanded that Lalngen be
broulht to &be occupied embaaay
"for oeeeaaary explanaUoo of
eapionqe doeumenta,'' the lta1e
rad.to broadult 1aid. Tbe report
did not elaborate, but
appareatly referred to
documeata tbe mllltanta claim
they fOUDdatbeembauy.
There wa• no Immediate
respoo1e from tbe Poret1n
Mlni1try, whicb baa rebuffed
previo'11 demands from the
mWt.anll that it 1urrender the
57-year ·old Laingen. The
miniatry bu said be and tbe two J
other Americana -political
o fficer Victor Tomaeh aad
security chief Michael H.
Holland -att beioe held at the
mini1try for their protecl.ioa.
They were DOt at the embaaay
when it was aeiied
In the same broadcut, the
1tudenta claimed Roeder bad
flown combat miasiona for the
United St.ates in Vietnam.
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Lt. Cot David ~r
Price
Of Gold
Falls Off
LONDON (AP> The pnre of
gold plummeted by as much as
$50 an ounce today m a bout oC
profit talting that some dealers
called "1nev1table " But the
orec1ous metal beRaD to nse
again and was quoted at S60S in
the UrutedStata at mid-day.
Trte -doBilr; meanwhile, began
to regain some of its strength
although 1t dropped agamst the
Japanese yen.
Bullloo's fall started in the •
Far East, where &old opened
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Strf's01'~r
Jeff Meadow. 15, of Anaheim, seems to be
wondering where all the giant waves have
gone. Just days ago, waves up to 15 feet
were pounding Orange Coast beaches,
delighting surfers. But Jeff. who took hlS
board out this morning near Newport
Bea~h. round only a great pond
Weekend Gas
To Be Rarer,
More Costly
Guollne wlll be 1U1htly harder to find um weekend in
Orange County, aa weU u a bit
more eXJ)eDSlve, the AutQmobtle
Club of Southrem California said
today.
In a report for the coming
two-day period, it ls estimated
80 percent of the service statiooa
in metropolitan areas of the
county will be pumpinl suoline
and that 89.9 percent will be
open ID ouUyine areas.
Overall. um meau about 15
percent of all atatlona are
expected to be open for bualneu.
Tbh repreaent• a 1ll1bt
decreaae from lut weekend,
wbeD an eitlmated 85. 7 percent were open.
In terml ol cost, the repoct
ta)'• the anrqe price of a
1aUoa of 1uo1tae will be about
1.1 cen more expemtv• for the
comlQI w.et:: .
Cha1lenge to GOP
Primary in Court
LOS ANGELES (AP> -A
Superior Court suit challenging
the Republican party's winner·
take·all presidential primary in
Callfomiawuftledberetoday. The suit by the Cal1forniaos
for Equal Treatment Committee
i1 part ol a many-prooeed attack
on the Republican primary
sy1tem that LI favored by front-
runner Ronald Rea.can.
Foes ol Reqan have also ap-
parently qualified an lnitiative
for the June 3 ballot that would
allow 90Url to decide wbetber
the Repqbtican prUnU'J system
abould be made ldeatical to the
Democratic Part.1'1 ayatem.
lo tbllr auit.. the committee
aald that tbe Republican aystem,
violates the one-man, one-vote
prilloiple.
Seeretar7 of State llarcb
Foat Eu ii 99med a tbe defen·
daat in tbe auit, beeame abe
oversees election laws
Tbe committee claims that by
uphold.mg the 1!i.rrerent primary
systems the state Is treaUne
Repablicana differently rrom
Democrats. who have a system
which apportions delegates
amone all the candidates, ac-
cording to the number of \"Oles
they receive.
The committee's attorney,
Charles G. Baka1y Jr . said that
a request would be filed 10
Superior Court next week aakinc
for a preliminary l.njunctioG pre..
~entine the RepubUcan pres·
identlal primary from belne
held ln June under the current
ayatem.
Tbe Initiative proposal,
authored by 1tate Sen. John
Schmit.a, a backer of termer
Texas Go•. John CoDnally,
would cltYe CaUforab'a 111
delecatee U) the Republican N•
tiooal Convention in the same pro..
portion u the popular vote in the
June I GOP primary
V~Qig
Up 7 Gro1'ea .
an ounce. then dropped $22 to
close at talJ9 42. off S3 84 from
Thursday
Hong Kong was closing about
the same time the Zurich and
London markets, Europe's
biggest, •re opening, and the
pattern wli! the same there
Zurich prices, wtuch finished
Thursday at $635 an ounce,
started at $610. and in less thu
an hour had plummeted another
S25 to $585
<Sff GOLD, Page AZ>
* * * Dow Jumps
7.16 Points;
Trade Brisk
NEW YORK (AP> -The
stock ma.net posted a broad·
based advance in fairly active
trading today, rebounding from
steep losses this week.
The Dow Jones average of 30
mdustnal stocks, was up 7.16
poinu to 827.47. In the broad taJ.
ty of all NYSE trading, gaining
issues outnumbered losers by
more than a ~t,o:f margin.
D e re n s e st o c It s w er 1?
particularly stroo1, recoverinH
from rettot declines. Preci°""'
metal• stocks tumbled as the
price of gold fell on bullion
m~ets.
C:nast
Weather
Variable bJlh cloudineu
tont1ht, witb lncreaslDI
cloudlneu Saturday.
SlldlU1 coola days. Lows t.oa1pt 4'1 at tbe beacbea
and 52 laland. Hi1b1
Saturday 1il the mid eo..
INSIDE TODA 'Y
l
A Wlaale of a l'l•e
Whale-watching enthusiasts depart on the
first voyaae of the season aboard the
Catalina HoUday from the Balboa Pavllion.
They' re keeping their eyes -and
binoculars -open for migrating iray
whales, the target of sipteeeiq voyaaes
Ulla time ol year from Newport and Dana
Polnt barbon. See story mil addWm•I
photos on Page Bl.
Newport Eyes Limit
To Campaign Gifts
Mesans Face
Buay Week
Of Meetings
By JOANNE REYNOLDS
Ol .. Dlllfy ...... 1'9ff
O.dfle A••t!91•'9-£1•e Cr..e• In an attempt to eliminate
"thote who do business with the
clty of Newport Beach as a
prime source of campai&D
dollan," City Council memben
will consider a contribution
limltaUooordlnance llooday.
The law would also require
buaineumen wt¥> c:oatribute to
councU camp~ to 8iv4J the d ·
ty clerk a l1.lt of all the buatnera
entities in wbicb \boy are llnan·
Costa Mesw interested in c1·
ty planrunc and development
can mark their caJendar for an
unusually heavy ~bedule next
week HAMTRAMCK, Mlch. (AP> -The final car rolled off the
asaembly line today at. the "Dodge Main" auto plant, built in
1910 by John and Horace Dodge for a Oed&lln• auto part.I
business. It was the 13,943,221th motor vehicle built at Chrysler
Corp. 's Hamtramck assembly plant and it came off the
assembly line on schedule, at 6:36 a.m.
dally involved.
Thal would be doae IO that the
clerk could keep a lilt or the bust· nes~ whole ventures council
member$ would bisqualified
Tbe City Council wtU bold a
regular meetinl at 8 :30 p.m.
Mooday m cound1 chamben, 77
Fair Drive
The financially troubled No. 3 automaker no longer need.a
Dodge lrlalo's enormous capacity and ia closing the plant to
save money. As recently as 1973, It built more cars than any
other U.S. plant, 511,000, on two asse~bly lines and two shifts.
The law waa initially suggest·
ed at the Dec. 10 council meet·
ln1. but council members
declined to consider it at that
Ume, preferrtna to hold a public
heariDg on the proposal.
from voting on. According to city attorney
Hugh Cotlln who wrote the pro-
posed ordinal\ce the meuu.re la
similar to tbe county's TIN CUP
law and a law recently considered
by the city of Huntinaton Beach.
Theo an Tuesday. at the same
bme and place. the Plana.mg
Commiaaioo will med tn a
catch-up meeting becau.se its
last meeting would have-been
scheduled for Chn.stmas Eve.
Deputy DA. Reports The law, which will have the
first of two public hearings Moo·
day night, ia aimed_ at political
action committees, especially
those committees that take
money for council candidates
from husineu intMests.
"The proposed· ordinance,
however, goes beyood the TIN
CUP ordinance by attempting to
deal with political action com·
mittees and tracing through COO·
On Wedne9day, at 7.30 p.m in
councll chambers. the city
Redevelopment Agency Wlll bold
Its recular monthly meetint
SA Cops Cleared
In Ibarra Death U enacted, the measure would
disqualify a council member
(rom voting on an iasU4lin which a
major contributor bad a financial
1ntere1t.
,tributiom·m UM-political &dioo
com mitt.ee to require the COUD·
cilm an to disqualify bimaelf
from votin& on a project where
the contributor bu coatributed
more than $20() totally for tbe
benefita of a particular ~
cllm an." Coffin stated in a
memo to council members.
Ooe key project that will come
up at Tuesday's Plan.ru.og Com·
nu.a•i.on mW:•n:f !& a ~uest by
Wellington Group of TuallD to
build a 147,000-aquare-foot com·
merciaJ oftice pro,Jttt al 2900
BIUt.ol Street. near Ule c..rae.
del Mar Freeway.
BJ REDDIC& SCBOEllEllL ... ...,,......,
An Orao1e County deputy
district attorney said today he is
saliafied that Sant.a Ana oolice were not involved in a Dec. l
street corner slaying that
claimed the We of a Santa Ana
youth who was pursuing a civil
rl&hta act.ion again.sl a former
patrolman.
The evidence in the shooting
death of Maurice Ibarra, 21,
"shows this ia a gang type of
drive-by 1bootin1," aald Deputy
District Attorney Paul Meyer
followin1 a court appearance for
two suapec:ts arrested Monday in
connection with the cue.
Arraignment for Edward
Borre10. 18, and Antonio Correa,
20, was contlnued to Jan. 11 by
Central District Municipal Court
Judge F.dward Laird to allow
defense attorneys to study
investigative report.a.
The Ibarra killin1 closely
followed an announcement by
Ibarra th.at be would sue Santa
Ana-policie and former
Patrolman Jolln M~
ovar an aUeged incident lo
wblcb Ibarra claimed be wu
illegally detained and driven to
a Santa Ana park known to be
the scene of gang-related
violence
F,....PageAJ
GOLD .••
~ . Am~ cootributor is anyone
who etves more Ulan $200 to a
candidate either u an individual
or through a political action
committee
The law wu suneated by
councilman Paul Hummel who
said be wu C90cemed about tbe
amount of money that will be
spent in the April election
In his bld to unseat incumbent
C N b Lucille Kuehn in 1978, Hummel NB ops a raised a.od spent nearly $15.ooo.
Coffin, In discussin1 the
measure at the December council 3 Suspects meetlng.nidthatonceineffectit In London, where prices wouldaffectallcouocilmembera,
The propoM!d buildinp ~
be sold eeperately, in the eon-
domi.nium concept. Permission
1s soupt to bwld several thr'ee-
story bwJctings, exceedin1 the
two-story height l.J mit.allon
Louisa Shaw
Rites Monday
jumped to $630 by the end ol not Just t.hoee elected in the up.
trading Thursday. the markets In Burglary coming campaign. Funeral w +tees wtD be held opened today at $61.S. Later, If approved Monday. tbe at DOOD MondaJ for Louiaa C.
London's five bullion house• measure will bave lta second ~aw1 71, ol Glendale wbo died
fixing wu $588 and it clOHd at Three men were arrested on bearing at the council'• Jan. 28 TUetGaY after a leqtby W....
$595.30. suspicion of burglary Thursday meeting and would 10 into effect II r a . Sh a • • a s t b 4
In Frankfurt,dealenfi:xedthe after a Newport Beach 30dayalatertliti1approvedtbe grandmother of loaone
day 'a price at $604.97, down policeman alleaedlY ••w them second ttme . ReYDOldl al tbe Daily Pilot IV!tl.
more than 128 from Thunda)l's trying to break into the back al Fltin1 for three oC the seven · '1Da1 rUel will be beJd ta dae
$631.03 per ounce. German told an antique store, police aaJd. council .atl opens out Tb..,. Wee ~ o' tbe Heather Churdt
buyers also have t.o pay a sales day and cloles on Jan. 31. Tbe at P'oreat Lawn tn Olenda\e wltb
tax of 13 percenL Arrested and held on '5,000 election will be held Afrtl I . burial to follow lit ~ Lawn.
The Part• afternoon flxine bail each were Terry Lee Mayor Paul Ryctol and COUD· lln. Slaw II ~"" b.1 1
waa $553.13, down SH from Oeaterblad, 20, and Michael cllmao Ray Williama are ex· son. Donald W . Sbaw ;
Thursday aftemooo'I $M4.l.S. Samuel ()est.erblad, 18, both ol pected to leek re-elec:Uoo and IJ°andc.' ...... 11&11 ~
Trading wu suspended for 4S Rlvenlde. and Pblllip Martin councllmm Doo MclDnJ.a ba U.. Sbaw ml Mn. Bepoldl; IDd
OC Seniors
Program Chief
R~igning Post
Walle r Scales. e xecutive
dlrector ot the Orange County
Senior Citizens Program Office
lbat admuu.sters lhe needs of
~ COUQly'a elderly ~.
bu announced b1a res!Patlon.
The reslpation ol Scales, who
took over as the top officlal of
the Mruor Cltit.e.M o({i~ in 1975.
will beeome effective Jan. 23.
In a brief letter to the board ol
s uperv11ora, Scales said be
b el 1ev e1 that be bas
accompli.abed significant eoais
to better serve the elderly by
developlag and conaolidatine a
proeram ot service.
Scales bad come under
critidam duriDI wt awqmer's
budcet beanoa•. both from
senior citbma ad from some ol
the 1uperviaon, for alleged biCh
admlalstndicm cosu.
A member ol a aupervlaor'a
staff aaid be dldQ't believe
Scale.a waa a11re11ive ht
1n1titutinC new pro1rama t.o
meet the needs ot tbe ekterlJ.
He al8o wa accused b7 tbe
aide of stUiDI on reaenes tbat
abould bave been spent.
Scalet Uld in the letter to
auper\tl1ors that be h conai~ a ... job. He we~ not available for
commeot. Cale Thieve8 Get
Owmpagne, Wine
minutes cm the Paris open ~ Seward Jr., 20, ol Robidoux. dicated be wm't nm 11atn. two ..-.p ...ti:ht..._.
market when traosact~n•·· N~~~~dm~~;~~~~~~~~===~~~============~~=~~;~~~
became impossible due t.o •. wal tnvestl•atln' 1 prowler
Champqne and wine valued
at $1,211 were dlacovered stolen
from the Fernleaf Cafe, a.c> &ut CcNllt Jllfhway, Corona del
Mar. wbeD the cafe opened Tbun!Tl.• Newport Beach police
They said 1omeone bad
1mubed a window durlna the nlllrt .
DAILY PILOT
muaive flow ol selliDI orden. •· report near Tif any Rouse
In New York, 1old MW. fell Antiques, 425 31lt St., when !Mt
lo $571, rebounded to $821 ad beard a blnltn• 'DOile behind traded tater at .SU. the ston and a man's voice say,
The Paris mioraln& flxlnC was "Try to kick lt now."
"$555.88, down nearly ., from on um.tipttn1, the offtelr
Thursday afternoon'• '"4.18. •••· tbree men, wbo ran.
Tb•J:uit,; ol allver, Whleb bM Saalpeet lllcbael o.terblad WM
· been bllll with the WU*t arrested at the IC9M.
boom, failed to beneflt A ear re1l1tered to Tern'
Tbunda)'. Loattm .U..r claled Oeaterbled wu located nearby
at ... 50 a oance, clown from and staked out. 1be other two
t40 at WedDHd•l~~ cloH. 1uapect1 were arrested wben
TodaJ, lt lbampld to "3 lD eub they arrt"4 and tried to drift t.radlna, tbm recovencl to -.10 awar lD tbe car, wbicb police
late lD tbe qe:n1a1 in the Ualted ~~ ~. ottl~ =~1~01 out a Stat.el.
For the ~·
New Year.
-
SANTA 1WlBAaA (AP) -
The dlll tA ........ ..,...
Police .... to a., bla~-lllellt i'iDdlll( with alll7 d· ft~ 'MJltinl 12-boar -the tint police •trike in Ute
dty'a history etera ita lecoad
day.
Actms ~ce Chief B. James
Glnu, former Newpon Beac:b
pollc• chief, reported GO in-crease in crime '11aunday ln this
city of u,ooo u five can instead
of tbe uaual 10 patrolled the
streets.
But ~wereoutlnforce
Tbursdaynigbt.
'"'There were quite a few
bur1tarartes la.at night," said
Capt. Qsarles Tbompeon, one of
the eight otftcers on duty working
13-bour ahifta.
Sbe~ff'a deputies and the
California Hlpway Patn>l re-
m alned on call to handle
emer1endel.
Meantime, striking officers
and city necotiatora reported no
pro1re11 towards reopening
talka.
The HO officers, sergeanta and
civilian employees -members
of tlMI Ja&ermtiGDa1 Brotherhood
of Polfce Otftcen -voted UD·
enimoualy t.o strike Wedoeeday
Gilb* ... tbe City Council re-
f=cd to-;nmt-a 12 ~ ~
increaee. r
City Administrator Richard
Tboaqaa called the walkout •. illePI.. 'l'lm&da.r and hinted
diaciplbwy attiOD may be taken
ag'ainJt tbe strikers. But police
unioa ~Barn Cappello
said tbe job ac:tion was Within
&egal boundaries.
Clty offtclals also warned the
striking police officers they
would be held financially
t"eSpoo&lble for any damages \he
community suffered because of
the walkout.
Negotiations ended wireaolved
when the city laid down a final
offer of an 18-month contract
with an 8 percent across-tbe-
board raise and a s percent
"performance" increase,
spoteamensaid. . .
"We don't want the 5 percent
aa a performance rme," union
attorney Cappello said. "I.t
would take 26 dlfferenl
supervisors to evaluate each of.
fleer." ,,
The-union ia aeekina a tru.e-
year agreement for a 12 percent
acrosa·tbe-board ...S.. the ftnt year, 11 pereent the second fwo
and lacreaaed educational
benefits, Cappello aaid.
1be etty pactaae would boost multnum paJ for an officer
fTom $11,181 t.o $Zl,'182. The un-
loD .. le!*inl a pact Uurt would
put the maximum at $23,960.
Glavu took illterlm command
ot tbe Sant.a Barbara force in
October ~ the former cblef
rallned over an unrelated coo-
tr'Oveny.
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AicledEdbea ' Rhea MacAdams, 94, recalls working with inventor
Thomas Edison while be was attempting to perfect his
talkin& machioe, the forerunner to talking pictures. Her
diction in a Broadway play seen by Edison seemed
perfect for the work to be dooe. Mrs. MacAdams now re-
sides in a Dallas nursing home. ·
California's Early
Constitution Slwwn
An exhimt featuring a replica
of California's 1879 Constitution
will open at the Federal
Archives and Records Cent.er in
Laguna Niguel Monday.
The display, designed by
" Secretary of State March Fong
Eu's archival staff, also
showcases other documents
dealing with politics. corpora.
tions, and legislation from early
state history.
Carson: Bring
Back Bert
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. <AP>
-J~ = .. pnabtni • postcard c to aave tbe
perennial boat of tbe Illas
America Pqeant, and a New
Jersey dilc Jockey wbo also
want.a 8'i:t tarlta back aaya
Parka bu been treated ••ute an
old box~ eereal."
But tbe paaunt aeeuthe who
announced tbe cledl:loa to ft.re Pam .n. 25 yean ol unll¥.
''Tbeftt Sbe la, llila America, '
.. ,. be'• not ... to ehaqe bll
mlnd.
"I'm stJddn1 to my sum."
a.tel A1'8rt A. llarkl Jr.l the cblef aecutive offteer 01 the
COU11t17'a most preltip,ua beau.-
ty eontelt.
Designed to travel throughout
the state in cooperation with the
League of Women Voters, the
exbib1t reveals the second COO·
stitutional cooventi~ wu ca.Ued
by a vote of tbe people t.o form a
document more ...,iponsive to
the state's needs.
The state's rapid growth
following admiasaioo to the UD·
ion strained the framework fA
the 1849 Oloatitutloo. Critical is·
sues of women's suffrage,
political corruption, corporate
control, Chinfte immigration
and taxation entered the
political scene and led to new
cooaUtuliooal provtaiooa.
An aldi.Qdase proviaioo ap-
peared ID tbe new Cooatitut.ioo.
u d14 m .Ude ealliDI for suf-
fraee for only native or
naturalbed male U.S. citiJlem.
Alao written lDto the document
were ~ties that females
couldo 't be denied access into ~
any law professlon or the
University of California. Many
of these articles have since been
deleted, u the constitution bas.._
been amended over 350 times,
~cord.in& to officials.
1be ezhiblt will be appearina tor one month in the buildlnC
located at 24000 A vlla Road ln Lacuna Niguel and will be open
Monday tbroueh Frida.)' from 8 ia.m. to4:80p.m.
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JOY ADAMION TENDING atEEfAH'8 •OUN LEG IN 1f1'0
Aultlof ol 'Som FtM' KJled In AltlM:k by Uon
Briggs to Appeal
Iran Aid Decision
\ \
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(
.
By F•EDK&JCK8CBOE•EBL oe•D111ty,.....,.
State Sen. John V . Brtgp wt.11
go to an appeals court in a new
attempt to atop state aub&idy d
educatioo cost.a fOI' Iranian stu•
dents aU.enctine California col-
leges and md'fleJ"Sities.
Briggs' i.aitial effort t.o bk>ck
the aubaidy was turned aside
Thursday when Oran&e County
Superior QJart. Judp H. Waller'
Steiner rWed tt wu not Witb!n
bJs powertodeddetbe lasue.
Burton Ward, an attorney foe
Bricgs and tbe Stand Up For
Amenca Comnutt.ee, said today
that the appeal will be filed next
week with the Fourth Diatnct
Court of Appeal 1n San
Bernardino
He said it was unfortunate
thaL Judge Steiner did' not "con
sider the case on 1ls tlegall
menta "
Ward estimated t.bat between
600 and 1,000 lraniana an at-
tending bigber educ:atioo i.DSUtu-
tJons in Callfomi.a.
Ward said tt cOata lbe aut.e
betweeo S700 and $1,0IO more to
educate those students than
what they actiaalty pay in tw-
tJoo The student' are cba.rred
twtion elrual to um paid bJ om-
9lllellllr --
1 of-state studeata, be aaid.
But Ward asserted It was !
wrooe fOf' the stat.e to absorb the :
difference between actual costs :
and tuWan paid because of lbf :
current coofllct between Iran :;
and tbe Ualted States. . "We fed they abou1d pay their r
own way," Ward told Steiner
duri.DC 'lbunda)''a bearing. He
laid it •• not tbe intent ol the
&epl adiaD t.o remove lraDlan
student& from Callfonlia educa·
Uoo amtituliooa.
Nor, be said. la the intent of
the acUoo to stop a subsidy that
goes for other foreiin students
attending state colle&ea and UD·
Ivers Illes.
Steiner, 1.11 delivering bis opi· 1
ruon, aaM1 Bngg.a action sbouJd :
be directed at either Gov. Ed:
mund G. Brown Jr. or the state
legislature.
Brig&• and the committee
brou&bt the act.loo against the
state after lr&nian militants
took~ Amerlc:am boltace.
Tbt senator. who is wi&tly
known for bis eomervaUft view-
point.a, said aft.er tbe bearing
that be felt St.eintr. wbo is due to
rtt.itt this ~, did not wmt to
tackle the mue "in the twilight
d bis career.''
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&lplls hraka •• Qllln . .•ts
S.UE
199.95
279.95
469.95
FURNITl.JRE
NOW-12 SttCtALTY CENTERS
DESK CENTER sa. • .,. Rq w ~
iP~.W· Ta~••Olaln Oall~ T1~ +40aln
S..UGl.-A
MUS
~OlaJrs .... 'HUS 599.95
8eUclOU Pa~• DI* . . . . . . . . .... 139.95 ........ DetU .. .. .. .. . .. .. . .J:Se.m 299.95 .............
RECLINER CENTER
~~ • ........ Slartlnc at 199.95
CONTEllPOllAJlY CENTER '.
Rec.I• SALE ............. 99 Ben 1 ................. •.es I .SS
Le,.... ................... 15 99.95
~ .................... 399.95
69.95
P.....a DI* ........... 2SIUS ,-249.95
TRADITIONAL GALLERY Rq to "IAL£
Wu ......................... 191.95
a.. ....................... 15 99.95
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Obosous Parlang Problem tn Un~lated ~c1wn oJ Nnopon Beach
for example, be debated again t.bi8 next Tuesday before
the Balboa Island Improvement Aaaocialloo
SOME BALBOA ISLANDERS don't consider
themselves part of the city of Newport Beach but alas, this
rues lD the face of gofernmeotai facts. They are, ille tt or
oot. Defining an unrelated for living purposes ia always
dlfficulL 'Ibere is an unnlated bving in my house. He II
our dog. Just the other day be scrambled up oo tbe buffet
and ate an entire chocolate cake.
He didn't even have the decency to get sick.
I'm here to tell you be was unrelated to me that day. I
dld, however, have a .couple of comments about his
ancestry.
IT SHOULD BE REPORTED that unrelated living
won't be the only topic to come before the Balboa Island
Improvement Aaaoclation next. Tueeday. Tbe ialanden are
alao 1oma to diacuaa parkin~ems. Thia aubiect may have held over fTOm a previous
a1enda. Some obsenen have sugeested that parkin1
problems fll'St came to the atteotioo of Balboa Island
resldenu in 1938.
They delayed discuaslon. however. becauae of World
War II and it didn't come up qain until liiM.
TRU8 PAalllNG WILL aaain draw attentioa at the
fint llland meeting of 1980. You surely muat coniratulate
the uaociatioo leaden for oat lettina a tabled aaeoda item
aet lost in the shuffle. Thi8 abou1d be a 111Jell meet\na to attend. Just leave
your unrelateds in char1e of the bouae and tbeD try to ftnd
a Partine place.
December
Auto Sales ..
Decline
DETROIT <AP) -A a
employees of Chrysler Corp.'a Hamtr~k. Mich., plant pre-
pared to close the facility, the
automobile industry announced
sales for the troubled compall)'
were down.
The five U.S. automaken re-
ported Thursday that sales were
down 9 .9 percent lo mid·
December, compared with lbe
same period la.at year.
Report.a for tbe fma.l period al
the year and December import
sales were due late today. Im-
port.a will capture a record 22
percent of the market ror the
year, the i.oduatry predicts.
BUT aDlYSLEll SALES fell
36 percent. Its market share
dlpped from 9.9 percent ln early
December to 8 7 percent, despite
$300-a-car rebates.
The ooagreaional fight over
aid to Chrysler was front-page
news m tbe aud-December sales
period. Analysts and Chrysler
executives agree some buyers
were uncertain of tbe company's
future.
· 'Tbe industry is mov10g
sideways,'' said one analyst.
"GM is piclong up from
Chrysler."
General Moton Corp. an-
nounced a mid-December record
for Ila Oldsmobile dlvhloo -
24, 743 can. or .W more ~ the
record set last year. Oldsmobile
sell.a many of GM's fuel-efficient
diesel.a. ·
GM 's market share was 62.8
percent against Its usual 58 per-
cent
TR E FIVE PaODUCEllS sold
196,022 can against 217 .48& m
mid-December of 1.978.
GM's sales fell ooJy 3.9 per-
cent, from 128,087 to 123,~l.
Ford Motor Co. sales dropped 18
percent from 57 ,632 to 47 ,088.
Chrysler's fell 36 percent from
26,470 to 17 ,046.
Small-car apedalist American
Moton Corp. bad an 8S percent
increase, from 2,429 to an
estimated 4.500. AMC reports
sales monthly.
Volbwaaen of America aaw
sales of it.a Peonaylvania-built
Rabbits Jump 48 percent from
2,868 to 4.237.
Heavy Snows H~ad East
Mercury Plummet1 in Many Areaa
Te s erm11re9
....,.,..._._.cmeao ............. ca.-. ............... .... ............... -.. . ................ _... .. .. ............... , ...... ..... ., ....
s-.•-.nu.
Ats·a .. A•11,..
Afghans living in Denver, C.olo .. react to Soviet milltary
intervention in tbeir homeland by burning Ruaatan f1aa
on CApttol steps. DemomtraUon was otherwise peacefu[
Note watchful policeman in center background.
Opry Lovers Grand
In Carter Support
NASHVILLE. Tenn I AP>
Some of President Carter s sup
porters may bave "Faded
Love • bul several country
music ceLebnuea plan lo·~
by Your llan."
About 75 country mu.sac stan
and lher spouses gathered at
ent.ert.a.t.oer Tom T HaJl s house
m the suburb ot FnnkJ.Ul Thun-
d a y 01gbt w eat barbecued
chicken and hateo to f1n.l
brother Billy Carter and Evan
DobeUe, chairman of the Carter
Mondale Presidenual Commit
tee, dl~.JN bow \be c~
can help J immy Carter's re-
eledJGD ccnpUp
G&AND OLE OP&Y star
Hank Snow aald be i.a prei>ared
to do for the president ••just
about anything be want.a.''
Snow aaid he hu beea ee.
quatntt'd with Carter since b1a
Cit-orgia pt:anut farming da1s
v.hen.C'arter brought a square
dance ~roup lo lhe Grand Ole
Upr~
Hall said be is s upportinc
C'arter becauae "he's been mon
cognizant of country mu&ic: tbln
an~ pr~dent we've bad IO tu.
II I' 's a C"OUIJt.ry boy "
With federal campaign f"el'Ula.
t wns l 1 rrutin~ personal contribu·
UnM lo ll,lm ce.lebrfLy AUJIUOrt
has become fmancialb' ampar-
tant because tbere la no llmtt •
how much mooey mt.-taiMn
ran ratSe for candidates ~
benefit roocerta.
Talk is Cheap.
~ It's easy to proclaim
"the lowest prices In town'' . . on television or radio. But
advertisers who mean what tt\ey 1 •
say commit thelr·prlce p1l~g 5:~ ··.~t ·
to print In newspaper aas. '
For bargains yotl can ·,
tiel leve In, .. ef y, an the
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Former Black Panther
leader Eldridge Cleaver has
been put on probation in
Oakland for up to five years
and ordered to do 2,000
boo.rs of community service
for assaulting police in a
wild 1968 shootout. The as-
sault charge carried a max-im um 15-year prison sen-
tence.
WOLIIGKY MID that thole wbo could afford to would
pwebaM o14 can to obtain a -
tra eoupms. a. &UQeated tbat CQUeona be 111uect to au penom 11 yeare and older.
Doo Skflllna, a ¥ill Valley
1uollne dealer representin1 the
Service Station Dealers of
Amertca. aald that dealeu
would have to raise their prtcea
two cents per gallon because of fn.
creued manpower necetaary to
handle the coupons.
BEFOaE THE plan can be
put into effect, President Cart.er
must make recommendatlona
and Congress must approve it.
The plan's operating cost,
estimated to be about $2 billion a
year, would be covered by a gas
tax hllte of two cents pu gallon,
said Arthur S. Heringman, an
energy department analyst.
Similar b~arings are being
conducted simultaneously in
Boston, Chicago, New Orleans
and Seattle.
Stolen Boat Recovered;
Two Held, Third Sought
LAHAINA, Hawaii (AP) -
Police here are holding two men
and seeking a third in the al-
leged theft of the 41-foot sloop
Solana from Redondo Beach last
November.
the Solana here on
Wednesday after: a man
telephoned authorities saying the
vessel matched the description of
a boat included on a published ll5t
of stolen vessels
The OYiner. Henry L. Ambers. arfly.~· ~OD the iaW>d of Maui to ldeotUy and
recJ-.lm bla at, the Cout
The Solana was repainted from
yellow to aqua and renamed the
"Bainbridge Island," said Coast
Guard Lt. j.g. Beverly Kelley. aip-
per oftbecutterCape Newagen.
Guard said.
COAl'l'GtJA&Dofficlals sei.z.ed
Halvonik
Defense
Presented
AKLAND CAP) -
eborab Halvonik's
lawyer says that bis
client should not be
pro1ecuted for
poHeaatne marijuana
plants because laws
a1ain1t the weed are
often ipored and not
enforced evenly.
ESTATE SALE OF
JEWELRY-
CRISTAL-
PORCELAIN -
BRONZES-
CHIIVA -
SILVER
and mere.
Lots of diamond rings and earrings,
gold chains, fine china and
aystal, bronzes.~ fuml·
ture, 011$, chandeliers, brass
lemps, etc. ,
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LOI M(Ot:UB <AP> -'I'M
flrtt rear of court.order ..
tc:hool lote1raUoll in Loa
Aap1-bai ........ iD1Ud ....
aalfa. wwwclbil to • report ,.. =~~-'::.~SellDOI
,....~...,,·~· "'°"" bi tM c:ommttt .. lD a brlet meetlDf Tbundu•. meatllNd the effettlftMA ~
the diatl1ct'1 four prosrama -
tbe ioter«bool bmlDC procram.
pair C!lmt.r "boo11, mapet
ICboola ad mldlite acboola -to
eliminate raclallJ Isolated
acboola. Tbe repolt will be~
aeac.d to ~ Court Judie
Paul EllY. wbo la overseeiq the KboOl~triaL
The Sutter Buttes west of Yuba Clty peek
out from under a blanket of thick Coe that
bas covered the Sacramento and San Joa-
quin Valleys off and on for the past several
weeks. The 1,500-foot thick layer revealed
an eerie sight to air travelers who passed
oyer the buttes that vary in height from
1,676 to ?,132 feet.
AL'l9JIVGB TllE district re-
duced the number of An1lo aes:reea&ed Kboola, the report
Hid tbe number of minority
raclallJ teoleted acboola actually
iDcreaaed by me.
''Tbe procrama reduced the
number ol Dlinortty students In
segre1ated aeboola to a very
Murder Blamed on D limited deeree, and left the mg number of minority racially
isolated acboola virtually the
same," said Dr. Thomas Woods,
executive director of the
Emmett Kelley's Grandson on Trial
moattortna committee.
The n!'POl't said "white fiigbt"
had a 1J,enificant impact oo the
fail ore rA the dilt.rict • s efforts to
decrease the nwnber of schools
where minority students pre-
domiJlate. 1'be report a1ao said
•·white llilbt" resulted largely
from uncertainty camed by last·
minute changes. and the dls-
tnct'a failure t.o coordinate the
pro&ram.
VISTA cAf>> -Paul Anthony ( J Kelly. grandson of the late err ~TE
circus clown Emmett Kelly, JI. .1
claimed be wa.a on an ··acid
trip" when be allegedly killed a -----------
SALT LAKE CITY tAP> -
University of Utah Pr~ideot
David Gardner was to be bact m
has oHice today after a two-day
v1s1t to the Uo1vers1ty of
Southern California. where be
reportedly UJ being coo.stdered
for the uruverslty's presidency
66: year-old Pres bylerian
minister, according to court
testimony.
Word of the supposed use of
LSD came during a municipal
court bearing to decide if Kelly,
22, should stand triai in Superior
Court for the slaying of the Rev.
Henry Kuiienga and 22-year-old
Brent Bailey. a Los Angeles an-
tique dealer.
The se parate slayiogs
purporte dly occurred in
Oceanside last November
although Bailey's body was
found Nov. 4 in San Diego. The
victims were beaten to death,
specialists testified Thursday.
LOS ANGELES CAP) -A
Superior Court judge bas sen-
tenced the brother of reputed
"Welfare Queen" Barbara
Williams to four years lo state
Friday,
Saturday,
and lkmday
nigh ta
Jan. 4,
5 and 6 .
Inspection of all merchandise
Friday, Sa1Urday, and Sunday
2 · 6 P.M. and 7 • 8 P.M.
prison after he pleaded gullty to
charges s temming from a
welfare fraud scheme that al
legedly bilked the county out of
about $108.000
Odell Bowers, 28. or Los
Angeles was sentenced Thurs-
.day by Judge Ricardo A Torre
on one count each or perjury and
welfare fraud, and two counts of
forgery.
Grcuul Dra9011 Bea.I
FRESNO CAP) -The Ku
Klux Klan's California grllJ\d
dragon and his bodyguard have
been arrested here on grand
theft and receiving stolen prop-
erty charges.
Sheriffs deputies u1d Grand
Dragon Jeflrey Stanley Murray.
32, and William Ray Peterson.
35. both of Madera, were arrest
ed at their JOba at Madera Glasa Co. .
Cnavers1ty of Utah officials
confirmed that Gardner, who
had been rnv1ted to tbe USC
campus for mtervtews u early
as Dec 15. spent Wednesday and
Thursday m Los Angeles.
Priseae-r Es"'pe•
SALINAS <AP) -A convicted
sex offender wbo leaped from a
moving airplane was still free
today aft.er police attempl-5 to
~atclt tum With dogs fatled.
Police &aid Peter G. Tolk:s, 38,
of Mentor. Ob.Jo. was on his way
to a state mental hospital when
he leaped from a twm~
airplane Wednesd•y Dilht • lt
taued oo an airport runway.
GOt:RMET
MARKET
MORNING FRESH PRODUCE
Iceberg Lettuce .............. 39C .. .
Italian Squash ................ 39c lb.
Texas Valencia Oranges .. 31t1e $1.00
•EA.NWBJLE, an interim~
port iasued by• court-appointed
referee 10 the school inteeratioo
cue tndicated that a salary in
cent1 ve plan bas helped to
racially balace teaching staffs
at racially laolated scbooia.
In bts 24th interim report,
Monroe Pnce, said the incen-
tives for the Urban Claaaroom
Teacbinl Program were provid-
ing a larger pool of teachers
from wbicb principals could
se led tbei r staffs.
IN BIS SPAGE report to Eg-
ly. Price noted that while 1t was
too urly to tell the overd im-
pact of the pro1ram, pre-
liminary IDdJeatlons abowed
"eome sip~ effectivenaa."
Jumbo Tangerines ............ 39c lb.
U.S. Baking Potato .......... 19c tb.
Bell Peppers ................ 39c rb.
Brown Onions .............. 2 lbs 29c
DELANEY
BROS.
PRIME AND TOP
CHOICE MEATS
It lb. boI. Lttn
Ground Beef Patties ...... $16.Hea.
Lean Ground Beef ............ 1.69 tb.
UQUOR DEPARTMENT
SEAFOOD
Frnll
Dungeness Crabs ............ J.59 ~ <We clean & crack them at no extra
charge)
"We have reached a
point 1D which the Jaw is
10 broadly disregarded
tbat even-banded en-. forcfJBent la not only
impoaatble but would
ruin the state of
Callforala,'' attorney
Ephraim Mar•oHn ar1~ed 1n Alameda
CounlJ Superior Court
CJD Tbunday.
Something for everyone
-from $1.00 up. Free
8drni"ion. Bank of
America, Master
Charge, cpecks, newport Fl.e leleedoa of Uqaon ud wtnet.
Delaney's Private
Label Champagne .......... l.98 ea.
We also have many other varieties of f resb
or fresh.frozen ftsh on band at this time,
plus a large selection of fresh shell fish.
llar1oliu made the
dalm darial a formal,
d.lreet cha•Jence to the cooatitutlonallty of marUwma laws that al·
lowed arrest. of bl• c:lleDt iDcl ber huaband1 tlta\e 00Urt of Appeaa
Juttte. Paul HalYOD.lt.
Clll ell.,.. of culUvatlq
m~plantaat
tMlrbdla
some terms
IYliltble.
auction company
2542 West Coast Highway
Newport Beach, CA
(714) .846-2200
,COMSIGtlMB«S Ace•• ED
'11L 5 PM
Art Levin• A11ctlonMr
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A Bad
The SoYiet invasiaa of Afghanistan bas encouraged a
suuestioo that the United States and other nations
cancel their participation in the summer Olympic Games
in Moscow.
On the awface that \'VOUJd not appear to be much ol a
contribution to world harmony, which in the put baa
benefited from the quadremiial athletic get-together.
But in light of reports coming out of Moscow even
before the Afghanistan affair, some second thoughts may
beinofder.
1be Moscow Olympics cb.istka, or cleansing, has been
under way for months. It apparently involves removal
from the Soviet capital of any who might make a bad im-
pression on the anticipated 300,000 foreign tourists or who _
might, oo the other band, be contaminated by the vis-
itors.
Factory directors have been ordered to prepare lists
of drunkards, disorderly persons and other undesirables.
They will be directed to facilities outside Moscow during
the gamel.
School children who do not al.ready plan to go to sum
mer camps will be accommodated in new camps being
set up for them. Dissidents already are under stepped-up
surveillance.
And a new ~S::i:fstem is being set up to control the number of pro · visitora CO'Tli0 g to Moscow tl:lis
summer.
Fear and suspicion have always been the trademark
of the Soviet hierarchy, ao all this ii not too surprising.
But it's hardly iD keeping with the spirit of the Olym-
pic Games, which already have suffered from politiciza-
tion. Perhaps as events progress in Afghanistan and
elsewhere in the Middle East withdrawal from Moscow
will not be such a Car-fetched idea.
I ands Are Public
While a good number of Orange County residents
traipse off to the dlltant desert and mountain recreation
areas, there also is a substantial group that likes to enjoy
what we have right at the county's doorstep, the back
country areas of the Cleveland National Forest.
Among the more popular areas are Saddleback, the
hillside crest between Modjeska and Santiago pea.ks, and
regions near El Cariso Village east of San Juan
Capistrano and Lake Elsinore.
The areas are closed to the public a good bit of the
year because of hi&h fire hazard. They are opened after
tbe first winter rains.
Normally there would be some formal announcement
of the end of the fl.re seasoo and the reopening of the
area. But not this year.
The U.S. Forest Service took down the closure ~pis
and opened the gates, all right, but didn't aay anythini
about il "We decided we didn't want to adYertise it, so to
speakl" said one Forest Service employee.
0 course, there a.re reasonable concerns about fire
danger, safety and wilderness protection in the back
country areas.
But the fact remains the lands are public. Given that,
announcement of the reopening would have been more
appropriate than saying nothlna at all.
• ~niona expressed In the space above are those of the Dally Piiot.
Other vlewa •xpressed on this page are thoM of ttJelr authon and
.-tlat.s. Reeder comment la Invited. Addrna The Dally Piiot, P.O.
Sox 1560, Coat a Mesa. OA 92826. P.b.aoe.(214) M2'"4aa1
Boyd/Winter Dress
' ByL .. llOYD
Tb• Eakimoe taapt tbe AIUUit~ a winter
trtc1'. N.ftt ff•nhea to
•
CABll 18 the weapoo of, cbal~
lo tbe tu.doctllnl UDderO'OQDll..
With the 1lmplel\ of precau·
Uom. cub received for goods
and services that aMu1d be list-
ed u l.ncome -or pald out for
aervice tb.t lbouJd be 1ubjeet to
Soelal SecQrtty and other taxes
-t. ditficult if not impoaible
for tbe Internal Revenue Service
to trace.
Only by laborious, time-
comu.mlna met.bods, like sbow-
ln 1 that a particularly ex-
tra v a1ant lifeatyle couldn't
posalbly be supported on the in-
come reported to Uncle Sam,
can IRS sleuths catch a cash·
only cheater.
Drug smugglers, bigtime
gambten and other underworld
operators are the biggest tax
chiselers. Heroin traffickers, for
ex ample, netted almost $8
billion in 1'76. according to a
confidential report prepared for
Sen. Lloyd Bentsen, 0 -Texas,
chairman of the congressional
Joint F.conomic Committee.
Yet nearly 80 percent of this il-
leaal bmanu slipped put law-
enforcement llJtboritles and the
tax collectob. The report
estimates that taxes were paid
on only a paltry 10 percent alter
beint la~ ~'° ~~~
channels and reported a.s taxa-
ble income.
COCAINE AND marijuana
peddlers fared even better, net-
ting between $9.• billion and
Paul Harvey
''Where did thAt dude ct,et his lanse ?"
Tld DD8T woald iCd-·. leded ... ft~iiUe,.. ..
ceDIOn -............ -... ... trfcttt~ APPOMdb' eJrijjlj to . proylde ~Clllt of ~ .. ~. Uoa''I illddca1 ...... 1k1t .._
th.ii ...., be aYal.Llble mt0 U.
2bt C41Dr>'. :
Tbe prJce .. tnl7 , ....... ;
nenfar•..-cr~ud.......,. that ............ tot.be ......
Tb• eomb1CUoe pan 8llDlle woaJd reqalre ...........
lauoc= a ,.,_ for • ,.,._ · The pnce tac bu '--•
eJUmated at UJ'Wb•n f(om
$500 bWioD to SU trllllaa. .j
lle.Hareh ancl deHJot.U:::·· ca.ta alone would run $40 ;
to $90 billion -more tlum 10 .
timea the Enerl)' Department's
entire R &c D budcet for tb1a
year.
Yet Congress. momeatarlly
11nblneect by the mero crtsta..
lfflDS ln1ent OD Pu.rsuina Ullia , daamood~ocruat.ed 'WW-o•.~ •
wiap u a fea.aible alternate -
source ol mero. Ill the House.,
which just voted $25 million few ~
"tecb.polocical verificaUon .. ,
<meaning an answer to the ques-
ttoo "Can it possibly work?")
on grounds that no PoNibility
should be overlooked. "They
sa1d, 'U>ok, we can'l afford to ·
pass up ANYTHING'," the bill's .
chief oppooeot, Rep. Howard
Wolpe, D-Mich., told my re-.
porter Hal Straus
BlJT mE solar energy lobby
bu oppoeed the satellite pro-#
gram as a whole, and tbe ad-
m.J.Distndioo said it didn't want·
the $25 milliOD. •
Yet tbe apace lobby -
aerospace companies, NASA
bureaucrats, scientists and
eaglnwn, con~fimea Wffh
aeTMpeee indutriel tD thetr
autea -pre•a.Ued. With tbe.
moon program ended, they're
happily auru.ng for the at.vs --
with tbe taxpayers' money for
fuel
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Secretaries Will Find Reward in '80s
It is a cruel irony lbat
Americans think oothini of pay·
in& an entertainer a million
dollars for five weeks in Las Veaaa -yet they expect
preachers, teachers and doctors
toworkfornothlnt.
Ourini the decade whicll
now beglm, white-collar wort·
ingwomen are
aoine to move
up the income
escalator.
TbeladJat
the typewriter
baa been
1bort·
cha.naed loal
enou1b.
Hl1torlc:al·
ly, white-collar jobl paid ~
than blue-eollu'joba.
-BLUE-COLLAa workers
IDObillz.ed, unionised and moved
themselves up the income lad·
ct.r to where now it is the white-
collar worker whose income 1ao
behind, eapeclally female
clerical worten and particular·
ly "secretaries."'
Up to now the EquaJ Employ·
ment Opportunities CommiMiCJD
baa focued tu ef'lorta on leek·
ing more and better Jobe for
women and blacu.
But the average secretary still
averages half the income ol t.be
average plumber.
Management cooaultant Oniel
Crystal belleves the law of sup-
ply and demand will take care ol
aecretari•. A.lnadJ, became
then are not enoa,:b of tt.m.
thelrl)aJacales llJ'etmpruriJIC.
THE BEOC, however. pnifer-
ring 1ovemment replaticD, 11
conlemplalina rep1ac:taa lu
•·equal pay for equal wort"
formula witb an effort to
leat.late "equal pay for wwt ol
comparable worth."
Tbt. aeta complicated. Wbo II
to ascertain the c:ompanable
worth ol the secretary and the
steamfitter?
Nurses reeeotlJ sued tbe oty
of Denver. proteltiq that city
plumbers were better paid -
and they lost.
So it eoverumeat tries to move
further into the ataDdardU.ation
of waee-. tbe only certain result
wlll be another nalancbe ol
paper and another c~ ol
c:ourt-choth\l litiaatioo.
Graef Crystal aays trytnc to
eatabllab crft.erla for wbat COD· .u-.. "equal wortla.. ii De
lrJiq to determiDe tbe relative
Yahael ~ tM WOlb ol lleetbcmn a e• ..,...... Amtou. and
Flormee NIOUDPle·
Let me ••>' tbll about
aceretaieL
I DO NOT blow anJ ad·
mln.latntor lb polltlca or edDca·
tkm or l:DdUlti7 whole ouaput
could not be ••nicM db man -and more effteleot -
aeeretartal •.......-C.
We are not taDdU ben about
atenoerapben and file dlrb
wbo tend th••• daya to
cateaorlze tbemaelves as
"secretaries." We are talk1Q&
about the .. secretarJ
secretaries" -by now by IOIDe
called "administraUve uaia-
tanta" -wbo manace tbe com· f'1ex deciaion-malrlng a.od dl!tall
of a modern office and tile'
diverse obU1aUona, eemmit-
menta a.od lntel'esta of bia • ber
executive wperior.
so•B BIJSINB88 course
IJ'adu.at.ea expect to start a aa executive aecmaf7: hear aba
lboald ... be ~to ..
dentad7 a eood one for ooa:tb
)'Un to am ber WQ into tmt
ucluaiTe dalr.'
Tboee w11o wm -will be re-
•ardtd
A• the Slxtlea demanded en,m.en and U.. Seftntliea re-
warded them, tbe Se•mtl• de-
manded aeere&adn and ttl•
EitbU. will nward them.
/
Wltboat turtber son"9"'41'l
lnterfennr:e •
...---~... ...., ... It dldla't .. aiua--.: .
TU·trlfte ~ ltf ftnt =~----~-.::::. c .. :-.=.:~-.......... a..-..mtT ...._ • ._..._.ta Caned•
,,.. 'tGl'PlllllliM . plaU to baft
JOO oatJ.a bl u....s ot mo. .
"It ""''nda m• of ddc:m truetme. bl tbe ear1J '10I." mUNd Dick l'ultm. ~Jdem ct Ta·fude, a Na!rime, Tam.·
bued firm wttll r1 ulom ~ tend from PllOllllz to Salem.
.. OVUNIGllT, 'l'llEaB wer.
fried chicken atanda on
every corner. Look at it now.
The good~ survived. Tile bed
didD't." l"Ulton Mid.
But auntval la not 8011MWnc
tbe tan ltancb are worrying
aboUf'JUlt yet. Expansion 1eem1
to be thenameoltbeeame. Jerr,. Howard. natlossal
mar~etinl dlredor ol Sanbunt
lnternatianal l.Dc .• said the Qn.
c1nnati ftnn hopes to increase tta
frach18ee neartJ hrent.)'fold by
the end ol lilZ.
Jn January, Sunnrat will
have a crand openina for the
flnt •antan la.loa In the lat
place it ever expected to do busi-
neu: Honolulu.
TAN WHlLE YOU STAND INDOORS
Jelh--Mef 8an9U In Tanning 8oodt
"WB IMVE ABOUT 50 to 80
aalom acrou the country now
and we're projecting 700 to 900
by tbe end of 1982," Howard
said.
Pour Sunbarlt francblae8 are
scheduled to open next month in
En1land. be said, and contracts
are betDg drawn up for a aalicJo
in Dublin.
"We were a llWe surprised at
the interest in Hawaii,•• Howard
~'f'talr Singer v
Soirit Not Crushed ..
SAN raANCJBC0 CAP> -w.lla 1nAltftlM probebly wW Deft!' walk -cam, but that won't stop ber from ..... ,....,_,.4c1 Saa P'hndleo Jan
...... --down In the street by a t"8 • boocllwn more t.bD two ,ean ~ 19Clmed her career in a
wbeelc:bmr Wednelday nilbt wttb the
ftnt ol five weekly appearancea in
the new Plush Room of the Yortc Hotel
and turned to lea•e, me of the~
shot ber in the back. . ••ss WHITFIELD WAS
boepltalbed for 2~ IDCllltba, duriDI
which the underwent extenalve
therapy. Today, althoulh clinically a
paraplellc, abe can maneuver wttb
braces for trief period.a wit.bout her
wheelchair.
"I feel really happy to be back
singing," abe aald after a last-minute
rehearsal Wednesday Digbt. ''Tbil la
kind of my fint reat.unture oat. and
it feel.a Ute my career Ls Just really
starting again.
"I think that what happened to me
really helped my career,'' abe aakl
"I know a lot about differst values
that I oeverwouldbave known.''
Miss Whitfield, who Ls atnale. aald
she hopes "to get more gip and eet
back to what I waa doiDI before I
stopped."
C.11642-SUI.
Put a f.,, words
toWOfk for OU.
admitted. "but sunny places
have DO be&rin& on the aucces.s
of a salon. People 10 there
because they have no time to
spend oo the beach, it's too bot
out.side, ar they don't like sand."
One ol liunburst 's m<>et sue·
.,YOV BAO 'IO rememlllr
that • min*e lD • Motil ta
eqal•almt to -boar lD tbe a1111,.. Ille N6d. "ID tbe boada.
tMre'I DO .... DO pasplnldml
and DOllDd.''
A reclllt ••QDCemeat from
the fedenJ Food and Oral Ad-
minlatratioD said flTe com-C:::ll •boat "talmertel' ....., ftJed in tbe put ,.., -four from people aertoa.atJ
burned because of timer
malfanetilam and one from a
C1ISt.Omer wbo fell llllO • lilbt
and •• eat_, o-.
But at Plaa·A·Tan bHd·
quart.en tn CberTJ Hlll. N.J.,
~wammC..h•WI aasd ''._........_..._
are u CODeerDed • tbe PDA
about tafetJ" and wl11111tartb'
implemeul man1 aafe~.
aucb u eye CIOftl"I.
EV EH AB ftlE erllicl ean-
demn tbe boolha, tbnueb. tbe
customers tine up.
And tbe iDdmtry that •• hmk·
If You Soak
(In Bot Tub)
Don't Drink
WA.tlltlNm'ON (AP) -Dn*-iq ad a.at.._ Mb...._.
_. drhtac. *-"' am, acc:m6-----llL
i•I to tbe U.S. Conaamer
PN .. ds~<)wnm••iaa
Noeutc tblit tbe U1i8 ol bot tuba ·
wttlt btat-....... tem&*'•taNI eaa came drowtd1 z 11. tM eam-wmoa warned u.. ''tbe rilk o1
drow~ ii al1nlflcantly beteb u IDdlTtdaala cao-
Rme aJeoholk .,.....,_ wblJe.
or prior to, aoaklD1 la bot
wa&er.''
It nJpCINd ... tlU"8e ol tbe 10
deaths --=tned wltb bot tuba
reeorcled bl Jm were aJeabol-
related..
E•ea wWa no aJcabotic can.
sumptiicm. 1Mlrinl in utreme&;J
bot water -108 de1reea
Fabnmbeit. for aa.mple -can
raise human body temperature
to the point ol beat sU'oke, it
added.
Wit.II bot tub aaiea increuing
12S pen:eat iD t':Jlean, the commtw;Am allo prepaut
women, ta·~ fetal damqe
durtq tbe flnt tbree months ol
prepancy. aboald take extreme
care not to batbe in water' boUer'
=~-=.~~ problems, dlabdM or blood pres-
sure pr'Obleml abould eonault a
pb11lcian before ming bot tuba
::! '!t\rr.:c:~t;
ahould a\IOid the tuba. -
&
CLEARANCE
MON. OWU we>. 1G-e, THURS. a FRI. 1M.
e•cepC L.A. 10-e. SAT. 10~. SUN. 12-5.
SUITS
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Lanvm. Botany 500.
Palm Beach, Eagle. Georg10.
Saint' Angelo and of
course our own tine label.
Pure wools. poly/wool blends
and 1C>041!1 polyester
Reg. 165 00 to 340.00
NOW 129.80 to 289.80
SPORT COATS
All famous ~kers. wools
and wool blends. Included in this
fine selection are 1~ camel
t1a1r and many basic year-round
blazers in so'ids & patterns.
Reg. 115.00 to 265.00
NOW 89.eo to 209.eo
DRESS SLACKS
Jaymar & Asher. pure wools,
wool/blef'lds and polyesters.
Some with the famous
elaa\1cized waistband.
Reg. 30.oo to so.oo
NOW 28.80 to 42.•0
waist size: Reg. 38-6': Long 34-50
OUTERWEAR
All fMtilon IOOkt for the m.n on
the move. car eoata. waist length
& quilted vesta. In wOOla.
COfdt&~ln1.
Reg. 30.• '° 106.°'
NOW 21.eo to 79.•
.CA9UM. 8&.AQCS a JIAH9 ~ ~--'·• ...... to.•• t4.• CASUAL suns COf"9 & .,..,. to 13&.• ............................. .
Ofll!SS 9MTt ~ fMO. tong 6 lboft to 29.• •••.• t ,_,. • fa.•
Tiii ~Olli~ tD ........................................ .
lllAJAMUtonca4oetwnsto 17.• ......... , ............. i8.•• ta.•
.•
...
-
c..ceU..tle• E.rpla••tle• Dme
DEAR PAT: My car l.nauraoce wu canceled
recenUy, and I don'l know why. Isn't there some
law that requires insurance companies to give you
an explanatioo for their d~on to drop coverage!
H.D., Costa Mesa
Yoar l9Au'Uee e9mPU1 mast &ell JOll •'1
yoa.r polJey wu canceled If you req.-& &laa& a.
formadoa.. Tbe Wes&el"ll J.uan.Dce bformaUoa
Service aaya that groaoda for cuceUadoa of a
po&Jcy after It bu ben la effed for .. clays aad
before &he rep.lar date of renewal are Umlted to
supe..-or rewoea&loa ol yoar drhe-r'a Ueeme
or veldde regla&raUoe or DQDPaymeat of yov In·
auraace premlam.
Color C,..•.,e •••., s..-n•.,e
DEAR PAT: I boueht 8 box ol SUnsweet dried
apric<>'a several monlbi ago, but didn't open lt UD·
tU just recently. I wu very aurprtaed to see that
t.bey were black rather than the usual oran1e col·
or. The inner wrappln1 had oot been ~turt)ed, IO
I'm curious about what woold make the apricot.a
change color and l'd like to know lf they att aafe
to eat.
J.V., Costa Mesa
lutha Goulart, aaabtant pl"Od1ad maaa1er for
Diamond Sanaweet, says tbat altboa1b tbe
aprtcota are safe to eat, you may prefer &o reqaest
a refUDd and buy another box. Sbe explala.a tbat U
dried apricot• are exposed to beat or not
refrigerated after opening, they can cbaa1e color.
Appan!DUy, the box you purchased bad bffa U ·
posed &o excessive beat either before you bought It
or daring bome storage. Mall the proof of punbaae
box top abowiag tbe price and the stock number to
Dlamoad SUosweet, P .O. Box 17%7, S&ocktoa, Calif.
95201. lnc:lude a short note of e:splanaUoa.
Library
Resumes
Serie.s
The weekly "Mother
Goose Storytlme" for
pre·acbool chUdren will
resume at lbe Corona
del Mar btancb Ubrary
Jan. 17 at 10:30 a.m.
The free eerie1 nma
through March 20 at the
librar)I-.. 420 Marl1old
Ave.
The seuion lasts 4S
minutes, with the first
hair hour devoted to
stor ies, ringerplays,
poems, aoogs and 8•mes
chosen ror children
between J and 5.
The last 15 minutes
will be used for brows·
1ng during wblcb the
children's librarian will
Notice mut be giveo it days ID adva.nee wltb ---------------------assist pa rents and
Dftd• Net~•
•a MM ITT
RUSSELL BEHN I TI, rnlekftt of
Co110 Mou, ca PUIOd •••~ on )_., l, ,. Servl<ol .,. pefldlr19
ol Smllll & ToAlllll WHtclltf CNPe1 Mort\lery .........
M*OY
MAJl'T 1' ilOfil"UY. --.. ,., Oft J•-rv i. '"° SeNKAPt ., • .,......,.
OI ~lltl & TutNll -l<lttf ~
~-'~ MAMIL1'0N
ANN •ETI4HAMILTON.~el
c ... t• Mou. ca Pe&wd •••'f °" J_,., 4, fWO Sllnrk .. l*'Clino •I
HMllOr ~ Oii ... Mort...,., of
C.0.UJ~~l.Siot
I( La IN
LARISS£ KLEIN, --ol Iron .... C.. PHtOCI _..,on J-V 2, l'IO
5119 It ~-11'1 lW< ...._,., All91,
mot ... r Saf'efl "-•t'"'9 -Sill., ..-ne fHll.,._ F.-rel MfVkH •Ill
111 Mid on Frlde'( el II ODA/ti at 1"9
Hor't>Ot' Utwft--..i OU .. Memo(lel
Cll•P•I •1111 lnlermenl servl<U
1mm.c111tely fol-no ServlcH u,,.,., tM dlrec:tlon of .._,_ uwn _,
Ollv• Mortwery ol CoU• MeH ~SU. )
11110
MAY M£ \. REl!O, ~of Cost.
Me10. C•. P""911 -•Y on JOftU.f'f l,
Heortlt Speo1lto. illn8Wr OW'l9I H-
of Mla.slOft Vlolo. Co. oftCI • sister
LOVIM H_,, ot 0...-, eotor-
Funerel .. ,.,Ice• wlll lie IMld on
Seh1,..,.y, J_,-S, 1•ot 1.00PMol
IM Pt<llk View Mortuaf''I Cl\lpet
tn.tatftMt~ P~lk. I/law .._,_laJ
Peril Poclllc VI•• Mert111ry.
... "1*t 8-tl. ·~ Sff.AW
LOUISA C. SHAW, PMtitd -•'I on
J-V '· .... ....-.....-of Oeft••• w. ~. 9"MdlnottMr of Mery lt•lll,,,ft Sfl•w el'd JooftM Reynold•. •ho •wrvlveo 1>1 t f(e•t•oftdlcH•~· s.rvtCft Wiii ... lleld on --,. ,_.., 1. IWO el 12
.-, al IM w.e ltHtl o' ow Heliller
Cllurcll, Fonll ~I•, F°'"I Lo• _,_., C-onlrlbullOnS ""'" ... n1lli& lo U. Oonelcl I' Show Memorl•I
Sc:11o1aro111p F11nd c/o V$C or ,,..
Par111n--. OI-Foundo!IOfl.
SHOl(I
KENNET~ FRANK SNOKE ,.''°'"'of ......_., e..c11, C. Peuecl •••Y on O.C-r U, ,.,. Survl.....,
b1 lllt •II• Gertrude, san IC.,.,..111 r
Snob elld gr9ftd0euotttoo Prlvat•
'MlrVICH _,. Mid el P.cllk V-
Momorlel Per~ lnler....,nl PecMlc
Plate of the Day
PLAY GL Pat Dallas or Laguna Beach
carries this plate on her Porsche because
s he's a photographe r for "Playgirl"
magazine. As surh. she spends her time
pbolograptung good looktng guys.
lnfonlotellon for,,,. "fi'l .. e of -0 •'1'' ts MlllCllled try Mike l'-y. aul"°' of llw t•1' tldtll°" of ,,,. "wtio•s Wllo of Potr-llrecll
C.lllornle Ll<en .. PlllH ••
VIit'# M•"*"l•I Pel'll . Poctllc 11 ... '---------------------" Mortuery, ~ 81.cn, dlr9<te>N.
t110 .t tile • ol '2. SN Is """'...cl by I daM11lllW Vlole ~ o! Colle
llMY, Co , end I ""' Fr.ncl1 lie.cl of He"""'° Beoch, Co,. 2 9(andc:Nldr.., ,.
•lld l 9re .. ·gr..0Ctolldfef\ l'unerll Fewer Stations
'Open Weekends
.. rwlCH Wtll be lleld Oii Mofldey,
Jonwery 1, nlO el 2 OOPM et tl'll
Pl•r<• Brolll•rl 8•11 Bro•d• .. .,
°'9c191. '""""*"' wtll be In s..n-r, 1-•· l'r....-,...., cell 01 Pl..-c• Bro!~ .... ~ ""°'1UerY.,.
5"lnd0y, J_., '· l'IO from l OOPM 10 1 OOfi'M Pierce 8rolll•t1 Bell ero.o..., __.., dlrec~
MAWOOOO
RUTH I. KAll'l'GOOO, r .. lelent OI
~ 9Mdl. ca. ......., ••• .,
on De<-11, 191' llllm Moy '· m11no.-.~~.,...,
fluO•H A. ""'""• H•woMd, • dew ... ter L.,.... S..rh of L•ke "°"-· ""'-" -J-~of ........,, 9Ndl. (&, ..........
For the
Record
Marrla9e
£1eetases LOS ANGELES (AP) -Gasoline avallabtlity
iA tbe fi.nst week of 1980 fell au.bUy from the pN-
vtous week, the Automobile Club ol Soutbern
California repot'U.
The elub'a weekly report allo noted 1bunday
that fewer sUt.iom will be open durtn& the QPCOm·
inl weekend than the week befon.
THE PmcE OP FUEL cbNTINtJa to climb.
Durln1 the put week, the averaa• price of
1uollne climbed 1.1 cent.a per la1laD. wh1le tbe
overall prtce of diMel fuel roM o. 7 cem per 1anoa,
the report aald.
Data obtaiMd from 3.st llaUanl -lncJ~
192 in tbe bhthly populated metroDOUtan area Of
Soutbem Calltomia -provide ~ bam for tbe re-
port. The report'• 1upervlaor, Mlb Mallnter, aald
the 1urvey lndicat.ed many atatSam ran low or w.,. out of 1uoUne dwina tbe Cluiltmu and
New Year'• bollclay1. He attributed the lbortale to
lncreued boUday drlvtn•·
nm aEPO&T .uAO 8HOW&D:
-Tbi number of 1taUOD1 open Saturda.J wW
fall to 8$.0percentfrom 15.l PlftC!Dl laatS&tuldaJ .
-1be number ol ataUom open SUnd.11 will
fall to .e.a percent from 47.4 peretnt lut SuDcla1. '
-Stadom operattoc Jt boun a day, ..._
day1 • week will fall to .S.t percent thll weeUad
from 7 :t percent tut week.
-Prieel n.nc• from '1.09 a 1alloa fOt" dleMl
to Sl.14 per calloft for premium in metropOlltaD areu.
Singer's Injury
Delays Her To~
•
children in selecting
books.
Talks Set
In Laguna
On Health
A lecture and dis·
cussion on "Growing
Healthy -1911)'' will be
held Jan 22 at St
Mary's Episcopal
Cburcb in Laguna
Beach.
Speakers at the 7 p m.
meeUne will be Dr.
Eueene B. Levin. an i.n·
temut and cardiologist,
and Dr. Edward A.
Taub, a pecliatrlclan,
and hl1 wife. Barbara
Teub. The program ta the
.nrst in a series enliUed
Pageant for Health .
For Information,
call 4M-3M2.
PU8UC NOTICE
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TMa COUWTYM~
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--..Or 1a TO c11a01TCM1S--
suP1t111<>t1 coun OP nca
ST A f ll OP CAU-lflA "Otl
TMll CUUtlTYOP~ ........ tealt
E1lete o4 lllMA It -£EL£11.
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I' ICTlTIOUI .ust1taM
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Focbsians Set
I Q Bod A Night
Lq1IDa Beach Branch of tbe
Natloftll Fucbaia Society will
laaneh the new year by 1pomor·
in• a "Question and Answer
' Nilht" ~at '7:30 tn tbe
commalty rooi.a 6t Lapna Fede~ Savtnp and Loan, 2IO
Ocean Ave., w.una Beach.
Gaea penelllta wlD inchade
AaDaMlle ~ at Oeeamlde,
Dick and Barbara Ortea of
Gardp Grove, abc1 Georf•
GtdattD GI North Lene Beach.
Tlae7 wlll diacuu various
--~fbrhe+·-aalhn. Reftlilla .. ___ _.. __ bast .. for tbe
e~ k Loyee WUlbrandt.
Plant iDd IUPPlY tablee will be
uallable ..A door prise will be ••ardecL
~Them .Help
If ,out Aialea•. cttrua, .Rtaododeadron1 or Camellias loiot ~ b7' lhtq them .. tnm ......... a1oq with tWr ""notmal tertmsatton pro. snm.
Pelldaant tor Piaes
Wllllam C. Rogers, public policy professor at Unlvenity
of Minnesota, bas studied the problems of snowbelt cities
and decided planting of more pine trees mtiht help them
compete with warmer citles in attracttn1 business and
people. His love of pine trees has earned him the
nickname "William the Conifer."
FoQd Gardening
Activity Grows
nm year 33 million American
households -two mlllloo more
than 1n 1979 will srow some ol their own food in home or com-
munity prdena.
Americana are returning to
the pleasure -and treasure -
of a 1anlen in their own back y arda as inflation and enero
worries ct 1l'Wa)' -at t.mt2y' tli-
come 1 and make ener1y-
expemtve leisure activities ..
attradh&
aB8t1Lft 01' the 1t7I Na-
tional Garcleaiq Surv•J ecJD·
duded ~ tbe Gallup Orpnisa.
tlon have been released by
Gardena For AD, The National
A.aaoelatkm for Gardent.na in
Bu.rlinaton. Vermoot.
Forty -two percent of
Ameriea'a 71 million bouaeboJcb
bad food 1arden1, malting
gardea.lne one of the moat
Weekend
Gardening
Checklist
• Slut m•king plans for your
cool seuoo vegetable garden
now I
•
0LUlell mmy be planted DOW.
Be 1ure the drainage is 1ood.
They do not do well in atarvtine
water.
• Remove dlaeMed and de8d
branches from your fruit trees.
Prune to maxtmhe tt1bt
penetration aod build strong
brancblq stnlctm'es.
• Tile time to plant shade trees, ....., v1ne1~ anpe v1ne1
and 1trawtMntel fl' nowt
• l>cm't Jene old follqe CID
l'OMa wbeD p!'UIJ.lq. If )'OU Ile
in queatlon , aak your
• DUIHl'JIDD.
popular productive leilme ac-
tivities ln America.
Survey results lndJcate food
garde~ la more popular than
22 other eommoo activities. ~
cludln1 ftabini, 1olf, tennla, Joe·
gtng, photography ... even tak·
inf vacation trips.
W estt1rinster
Rose Pr11ning
Event Slated
C.ll 142-H71.
Put ., .. wotdl
fOWOrll for
llAJCY -us ..... Planta iD a1mott ...,. l'OGID ol ti.. bome
ancl if we weN to at.rip our
bomn ol t.bele pluta, dMn
woald cab' be CJDt word fCll' it -barel .And for tbole ol JOU 1Pbo
baffa't IDt m iDdoal' prden. we
parutee tba& cmce you start
one you w1Il never wut to be
without It.
To set tbe .. feel" ol 1Ddoor
plalltlq, you will need to expert.
meat aomewbat .tUa tbe amount
and trequmey ol 1.ntcatlan -an
Important matter with un-
drained pluUn. A aood com-
promlle witb IOlid-bottom de-
corati..e C!Clllt••nera la to leave
tbe ~ in tbltr on pot and
place it.in tbe plaa!er' abiftiQI to
laqer lblll u tbe plants pvw.
Tbil mlbl tbe container a rilA· ble reservoir. Exce11 water
shoald ~ be ~ ctr or dama1e to tbe plants Will r.auJt.
Remember to not use tbe IClil
from tbe garden for your indoor
plant.a.
Mqster Gardening
P1ogram Announeed
A lftllP cl pa+' .... ' 'h'n1 ap.tbeir • .,..._ Unnntw" to bib> fW Mlib' ... famllr pi' I •Dal IPdae. ,,_. ..,._._.
will be 4r:: :L leftnJ wmt. a I "Yh in dwlOOCDI ........ IP• ~.-e::·-:a::.-:.s'":.;..-:::=. ·;;c-n::
1oal: to beeome certlfle4 ··11...,0..........••taa ..
ptlat paapw cl Olli .. ., of
Callfonda'e Cooper.Uye Sil·
teulOD lentce. Tiie 11..a-
Gardea.lq pilot ptopam ta
operatlDI la llhenlde aDd
Sacramao owt4k m .,._
for GI'*'..., to atMr area are betaa deNloped.
...... NOGllAll IDNltwldllt-tlfJial 11111 1lle tine loeal ftlli.
dent.a with aperienee in 1ardm-
tn1 and puttias tbem dlNulb a tralniDc pnicram-.W. ... help
of Cooperathe Extenaion
apedalim and adYi8on. nie.e
cltU.eo wlun&esa will reee6ni
certificatioa •• .. ll•ater
Gardeners'' wben Ibey eam*8
their tnininc. and wW become •
part ol c:cq.-.a..,. Eal d 'a
effort to help becQud. famUy
and community 1ardenen.
lluter Gard ura ba•e been med ID a.,..._...._ to be 8d-
Yilora ........... dia6es .. up in Ubnrtel, abopptq ceaten
or falra aad laaYe beeome
coordiD.l&an ..S "terhen" 8l commaldtJ ...,.__ TbeJ lane
al.lo m•llld local Coopentiwe
Ext•aalon public aer•tee
telepbcxae aJ'&t,elu; and lane
wrtUen bortlculbae ...nee --nouncemm&a aDd booklets cfta..
trtbuted tbJ'OQ&h CooperaU•e
ExteGliaD amc..
A ft~ICWIDB boeJ'd cl._
riW'I .... been MabHDed to
1uide I.be onr Pf'OO'am. '!'be
board reeeotly beld lta ftnt
mHUq in Sacramento, aDd
aDCOer ll*tlDc la .......... for
RivenidelntbellJl"inc.
Rose Care Set
At Bose Bills
New Nursery stock
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Popular Varieties -
Shrubs
Evergreens and Fems
Over 50 varieties to
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•-a La'I' TllE&B became It
WU ma1n1J telnillOD orient-
ed. • • • I found mJMlf Colntout
to the mowiM nerJ m,ht rather
t.baD .iuu., home watchlq TV. i realbed I bad a paamo for
moftel:' lbe aald.
111. Laulnc Joined MGM
1tu4lCN1 la 1'75 u execatJve
l&or'J edit.Cir and later' WU pro.
moi.d to .tee 1::9tdent for ereathe 111fa1Js. ,.... qo,
abe left llGll llDd jCllDed Colam-
alla PietuNI •.tee pr•...seat ID c.harle of procluctlon. ·
''At Columbla. my ecope wa
broadened. Tbere ... t'WO pro-
ctaetlcm ftce ......... ad ..
..
Sculpture
Do~to
State Parks
TIMBER COVE CAP) -Beo-jam l n Bufano's lowering
scglpture along the Sonoma
County coat baa been donated
to tbe state Department of
Para and Recreation.
Russell Cahill, director of the
department, said that the 72-foot
sculpture called '1'he Exwmd· ina Universe," was donated by
the GualaJ.a Investment Co.
Tbe steel fraJDinl structure
for the moamneatal peace fiiure
of a wcman wa ereet.ed with
fanfare ln 1962. The concrete
cladding covered with mosaics wa ~ blter'iMlt"tlie woman
WU witioa a heed anW friends
of Bafmo railed in place in u.nue ..... mnaJy.
However, tbe1 put It on
backwards and the artbt 8dded another face oo the mosaka on
the back of the woman's veil
shortly before tu. death in uno.
Bank Cuts Rate
~
NEW YORK <AP> -Ba.oten Trut Co. of New York, the
nation'• eighth largest bank, has
beeome the Udrd major lendi.nc .
imlitation ln recent ween to
lower 1nterelt ndes from 151/•
percent.
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THE VANGVAll.D OP eome
13,000 U.S..= and Air Foree
actl.e pa ad aewullU
baa besun to arrlve at Fort
Drum near here for "EmPre
Glacler80."
Tbe aerdle, wblcb rum from
Monday to Feb. 1 and lncl\adel •
five-day battle, la me,nt to lJl'O-'
vlde tra.inhal in cold weather
and deep mow. So far, llodm'
Nature bu not Jl""ided maeb of a winter in normally frllid
northern New Yon, but olftdala
hope January weather will be
tough.
Aa the troops and planes fight
a simulated war, official scorers
will tally the number of bat-
talloos, tanb and installatlom.
Probe Sought
SACRAMENTO <AP)
Assembly Speaker Leo
McCarthy wants th• Fair
Political Practices Commlsaion
to investigate a maillni by ao
aertculture group ca.lhni for h1a
ouster aa speaker
Dand, Julie
PlanMove ro
P enmylvani,a
PHILADELPHIA (AP) -
David and Juhe Nizon
Etaenbower are buyln1 a
SH0,000 converted earrla•e
bouM an an estate in suburtJm
Chester County, tbe
Philadelphia BWJetio reports.
The couple will be moviq
from Capbt.rano Buch primari-
ly to be our the Nix.oil family.
which is mcmnc to New Y~ 0-
ty. ud Elsenbower'a lam.Uy.
which Uva in auburban Dnon.
an Eisenhower family
apotluman aaid..
TBE • YEA&-OLD ,....,._
ed, Uane-beclroom laMH ia
toeaa.I • a aee' t1 t ,... la
Day'-'clrd. .......... 1\N 2 'g •
Ule peper u6d.
Dadd .. U.. 1raaaoa al
former PJ.ldeat DwiPt D.
Eaaenbower and J•lie la tM
dau1ht.er ol former PreaWeat
Rlcba.rd Ill. Nimn.
Trtc1a Nixoe Cox aad ~r
bu.band. Edward. alilo lift ia
New Yortt City with their baby
500
to 1.!':.=-u:= .fC
WINTER WAR GMml IN SNOW REQUIRE 8PECtAL EQUIPMENT
Thia la Seen• From Lat Yw-When w ............. Coopefwe.d
of Jutuuy. U 61 DOW OH J ' d
by G . Fonwt Prapft', wice
president ID dw'19of ........_
for N.Llf. haeleum Co. Ol
NewportNMn. Va.
ancl itS one cent safkmal sale.
Buy any Aaron Brothers frame at the regular low pril'e and get
a secx:md frame that costs the same or less for only a penny more.
Choose from our cent-sattonal selection. There ·s big frames and
small frames. Ornate and simple. In wood or metal Frames wtth
the look of gold. Or au naturel. Empty frames
or frames wtth glass. And much.more..
California gray whale glide-through glistening ~c Ocean waters on its journey to warm breed-
ing lagoon in the Baja Peninsula.
1980 whale-watching ex·
cursions, call the Orange GOun-
ty chapter of tfie American Ceta-
cean Society at 615-9881.
Story and PbDtol
BJJO&C.DON .......... -
Tbese beuta, they aail the
waters.
Commanded br. bioloclcal
rbyt!um forged m•Jtom ~ yean
•&o. ml1hty California 1ray
whalea joUI uey from their Amie
feeding arounda to the warmer
breeding waters off Baja
Peninsula.
THE WHALES CAaVE an
aqueous path out of the Pacific
Ocean, buf.linc the coastline for
fam·nar landmarks and
·•navon" of bays. laaoom and
coutal riven. It is the begimina of the wbale-w atcbtng season. wben tbeae
beuts Nill pass the Orange O>ast
Oil a 7.000-.nile &Dawning trip.
They glide through the water at
a seeming gentle. unhurried
pace. Like clockwork, they rise
from the depths. expelling a
powerful burst of water and air.
Each tnb•latJon reeounda like a
hollow roar over the waten.
1ign•lin1 the prelude of another
deep dive.
The force of the tail in the
downward journey leave a "foot·
print:• a circular slick spot
marking the beast's la~t poeitim.
Boats brimmine with
sightseers leave dailv from
Oranee Coast harbors. to view
the warm-blooded mammals ~
the mammals as they celebrate
the annual matin1 rites.
SOME WHALES TRAVEL
alone. others in herds. But they
are kept company by swarms of
local inhabitants: dolphins. sea
lions and native pilot whales.
The beasts travel freely.
although once hunted for their
flesh and precious 011 to pamt our
faces, color our lips and feed our
pets.
They are. indeed. Lh e marvel of
nature at work
OeMnen Dan Giacomaro, of the Catalina Holiday, scans the
0088l1 for water spouts ex tail "ukes.
,
8 ONE HOUR
TENNIS LESSONS
s 1 s.00
MoMEMT 10 AEIElllBER -Twenty-three Youn& women from tbe
Harbor area were present.eel at the 26th annual Debutante Ball in
. ..... ........ ._. ....
the llaniott Hotel The ball ls sponaored by the Children'• Home
Society Newport Harbor Auxiliary.
23 Debutantes--Make Bow
Gowned lD traditional whlte, 23 YoUnC women from tbe Harbor area were preeented at
the 28th asmal Debutante Ball at the Newport
Beach Marriott Hotel Festl~ befan at S p.m. last FridaJ u
the de\Jl1t1mtes arrived at the batel and were
each presented with a gold Qdlctr.'1 Home
Society medalllon as a momento of the
occuioo.
CBlillfES aANG out at 8 p.m. for goesta to
enter the ballroom. which wu decorated with
twinklinc miniature wblte.llabta OD &r'MD trees
and with centerpieces of swam, candles and
pink, white and maroon flowers.
J. Robert Meserve, ball·bost. who welcome
guest.a noted that the Children's Home Society
h11 been belpln& Callfornia'I children and
famUles 1lnce 1891 throu&b a variety of
-proarams lncludia& prepaney and crlsls coumelinl. 8dopticm, temporary ,... home
care and family day care.
~ fQr tbe Nowpclt 8ait.r AilA1W"y
ol the aodet7 .. maiDlY from proeeedl ol tbe
Debutante Ball, wblcb aanull1 bonon outataDdtnc ,..,..., women eboMa for tbetr
com111m111" ad lebool Mntce • well • tbelr ICbolude llCbitn'emeat.
Mn. Robert Hamill la president of the
Newport amillary and ball cbairman wu llra.
Wilbur 16.Us.
POl.80ll BONNE&, master of ceremonies.
introduced each debutante and her father
follo1riq wb1cb each youna woman made her
form al St. Jam ea bow. Followina tbe presentation ceremony, the debutantee were
each eacorted to the dance floor where tbeJ
danced tbe traditional ci.bastante waits wttb
tbelr fathers and were then claimed by tbei.r
mcorta.
Tbe debutantet. their parents and eseorts are:
Karen Asablno, Dr. and Mra. Steve
Alablno, Wayne Oaato.
Catherine Aubert, Mr. and Mn. Lloyd
l.ubert Jr., Stften Fried.maM
A1lyton Ayres, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ayres
Jr., Philip Bamser Jr. •
Kathleen Baldrictce, Mr . .-1 Jin. Jabil
Baldrid&e, James Curley. · Melilaa Beer.hoer, Kr. and Kn. Robert
Beecbnel', ~ Dellott. Carol , Kr. and llra. Joeepb
DlStGlslao, Edward Cook. EHuhdb FA!bternacll, llr. and llra. Jobn
Ecbtemadl. Erie wmu . Jan Graser, Dr. and Mn. Frederick
Gruer, Scott Alim. LIN GrundJ, llr. and Mn. GclrdoD Gnmd1.
TbomuGuat.
Karen Helfri:!ili llr. and Jin. James
Helfrich, Greaoc7 van. ' Julla Kawamura, llr. and Jin. Genjl
.Kawamura. Nldlolal Wollab. Stephanie Leider, Dr. and Jin. Jack
Leider, a,..., Lowlts.
Laude llorrta. llr. and Jin. ~ llon1a.
amttopber lleJ>an•ld, .
Janet Mort.oil. Ill'. and Jin, Bobert Mort.an.
GrelOl'J' Wlllbir. K.rta ~ llr. and Jin. pnn«h Nel8oD.
Lawa..,.Nedull. .
Mary Nuttm. llr. and Mr&. Donald Nutt.en,
Ba.1aoo VlnceaCe.
Sandra Remelln, Dr. and Mn. Carl
Remelln Jr., Nlmolu Constant.mo.
Aimee Robertloo, Mr. and Mn. Alexander
RoberllOD Jr., David Wilek. . I
Midlele Rude, Mr. and Mn. Robert Rude,
ScottLane.
Bonnie Sebmldt, Mr. and Mn. William
Schmidt. Lance Beauregard.
Bettina Taylor, Mr. and Mn. Charles
Taylor. Barron Edward Bealer.
Jennifer Trebler, Mr. and Mn. Per Henrik
Trebler, Danald BUiler.
Anne Yardley, Mr. and Mra. George y ard1ey m. Carter Llvtnpton.
(
Society members who aened oa the
Debutante Ball committee included Mn.
William W. Wilcox. Mn. James E. Bodpn,
Mrs. Hugh Sutherland, Mn. Uoyd Massey,
Mn. Robert lqold, Mn. Gordan Manball.
Mn. Wallace Genie, Jin. Lawreuee Baum.
Mn. Peter Kamy, lln. Ga.red Smith, Mn.
Charles Plllkerian and lln. Alvin PbiW119.
An After-the-Ball Breakfast wu hosted by
Dr. and lln. Steven Aubino and tbei.r da\llbter
Karen; Dr. and Mn. Freclieridl Gruer IDd
their daughter Jan; Mr. and Mn. Genjl
Kawamura and tbelr daqbter Julia; and l>r.
and Mn. Jack Samuel Loider and their dautb~_er Stephanie at tfte Hemlntway
Reltaurant in Corona del Mar.
Horoseope )
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MTVJIDAY, JAN. I
.., ft1JNft Ollila
1anl1aUoa. Geml.DI, Saaittartaa .. ..._...,.._,.,._.~Bwt.•MD5111D
natives ftp:re proi11hhfSdlJ. 0..-~ -•a.-A•• Lallders
Stop, Think
DEAR ANN
LANDERS: I've often
read your column and
tboulbl to iDJMlf that your ldeu about aex were for the birda. l
couldJl't believe tbeo
that OGe day I would
a1ree with 1ou. Well,
bere I am, admittlna
700 were rilbt-1' m 22, male, tbe father of two cbildren. l
got mJRlf mto trcMlble
twice. lly IOGa an oot
from tbe same mother.
Now 1 ftnd ll1JMlf faced
wltb man1 problem•,
both lep1 ud IOClal.
Tbeu problam wW be
wWI me for llWU' years.
ilD8 <"-· Zl-Apr. 11): a.ck
tA""CleDq to .... 9etiam Oil impa!ae.
Be aware ol potential and c:GaM-
queneea. Accent on apeculaUon,
children, quick chanles and impect
of love.
TAU&US (Apr. 20·May 20):
Netotiatiom .,. ftrm; JOU'll have
more autbarity, nspamlbllity and
chance to increMe tneome. Older in-
dlv1dual eouJd put reputation OD l1De
for7ou.
GBlllNI (May 21.June 20): Short
journey could aid in eomPletlnl a&-aipmeat. You bave nUd opportuni-
ty to fulftll hopel, wllbes.
CANCD (Jane Zl-July 22): New
approada coald lad to pnifttable ..ntan. °D'J;'em OD PQmalU, col•
lecUou, tpeeJal nelotlatiae. You
eould bald tnlmp card, ...... «
aotawarecltt.
UO <JalJ ZS.Aq. 22): YOd npln
MilM ol cll•'tlmt.. Utilbe pow'I cl dlaertmlmllaa. Sit Joar owa ,.._
ad stl"danlL CJde la ldO -,.. wU1 be.~ pl8ce at not time.
VJaQO ~ JI.Sep&. 22): Good ... ncel bl eomaeetm with
bo1pltal, lutituUoa, 1pftl.vbr-
I.IBM (Sept. 2S-Oet. 22): What~~~~~~~~~~~~~ bel1m Oil d1leouraclnl note ends OD _:
cretCendo ol CJPHmhm EmplM!lia an
investment. ftllft.llmmt cl delinll IDd
estabBab!DftC ol IOlld relaticwwhip.
SCO&PIO (Oct. 23-Nov. Zl): You
learn about power of written word.
Spotligbt on career, creative en·
deavon ad lntemUled ,..,aHcwbtp.
Make enmm•tmmt; doo't -Uempt
halfway 1De81Ufta.
&\GnTAallJB <NoY. 22-Dec. Zl):
Loac-ranc• view i• neeeuary-
chan•• ol lifestyle or r.klence ii lD-
dlcatecl Empbaal• OD coaummica·
Uoa, maklq special royalty dMI.
CAP&IOOaN (Dec. Ji.Jan. 11):
SteadJ apprwb brtnCI eoastl'Ui.ii" reaalta. IDallt on betDa correetty
quoted. AQUAlllUI CJa. »Feb. 11): Qin..
tractu.al obllpttooe, co111m1tawnu
COlQlad lltentina lltoaey md love
dominate 1cenario. Excitement
paaba lltbaJV llldda. Pl8CD (Feb. J.t.llar. JO): You,,_
Job done. You ar. pralMd liar daiaC
what COIDel utma1lJ. Aecmt cm baalc llaw, 1a•nln• eooperatklD
from U.. wbo pnrioualJ 1--.s e-
tlulllum.
1he Shoe We of Valaei..
HIJf f~ Our 15 lst
-.'ni-Annual S , • -
SALE
Pleue keep telllat your readers tbat
despite .. precauilOOI," tberela~tbeodd ~~~~~~~~~~~~------~~~~~~~~~-
ehance that aometll.lq
will '° wroaa. JI.Wt ui me . I taow . -
Womens Fine
Quality Shoes
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MOON MULLINS
THE FAMILY CIRCUS by Bit Keant GORDO
"I can't come out now 'cause we ran out of
dry tj,am." •
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DENNIS THE MENACE
by Miii Lluirlus
oo
by Jeff MacNtf ty
by Ferd & Tom Johnson
HER~'s YouRS,
feJD HE/<E1S M).MIE1S.
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CorP,9mte Patrona Enter 'Scene
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YSAVI MOHIY:
al 12 Mo. ,...,.
WASHINGTON (AP)
-The Aarlculture
Department says more
coffee beans wlll be
harvested in the 1W19-80
crop than expected, but
prices will not go down
aa a result.
The department says
world coffee production
should be 81.8 million
• bags or 2 percent more
~~riiil~.., than estimated and 6
percent larger than in
1.9'78-79.
LEASE ti
From The Leader
WE ARE OFF
TO A RECORD LEASE YEAR•
Benefit From Our Pnc1ng Po/Icy
Selectt0n And Superb SerVtce.
NABERS ~
OPEH7DAY8
2600' HARBOR IL VD •• COSTA IESA
DtJalNG 'IBB OLOOllY JUn ~ tbe late
ll30I, tbe federal IOVCUmeat. l'Mffatq tbal tbe
viaual art. were an endanaend apedee ln the·
Unit.ct Stat.I IPOUONd the hderal Aita Project. lkft Anh.ire Gorky, wbo wu amoq tbe
t.hou1anda of O.pN11ton•ra artlata wbo re-
ceived '21 from lb• project to paint public
murall, 11 NPOl1ed to have Mid tbat kind ol tup.
port produced "poor art fM poor people." tn 1987, when U.S. corporatlom were 1pmd-
i.D1 leas than $22 m1Woo a year on tbe Yiaual arts,
critic Barbara ROie WCQ tb8t "~
thln11 could be accompllahed 11 oal,y a 1mall frae.
tlon of tbe mcmey that corporatiCJnl9 pour into ad·
verti•in1 and public relaUOOI were diverted
toward art."
So, for a variety ol ntaaons -rangiq from a
change in the tax structure in Ul3S to the realiu-
tlon that support of the arts could be 1ood for tbe
corporate Image, fuhlonable and profitable -
corporatlon.s have replaced tycoona u the new
patrona
Polkfl AM•otlft~ed
The Board of Directon of Mercury Savings
and Loan Association of Huntlnatoo Beach bas
continued its 1B79 dividend policy for 1980 at 12YI
centa each quarter, payable at the beginrung of the
quarter.
At ita Nov. 26 meetine. the board declared the
dividend payable in January with a record date of
Jan. 2, and a payment date of Jan. 21.
The Board al.lo reiterated ita policy that cub
dividends would not prejudice consideration of
atock dividenda. The asaociatioo bu declared a aix
percent ltock dividend at mid.·YMr ~ yeu in recent yean.
C...tt1 Qcspter For91ed
540-9100 In1ram Johnson . past president of the
American Subcontractors AuociatJoo or California
baa announ~ the formation of a chapter to cover
-------------------,'the Oranae County area.
ORDER
YOURS
~ow • •
1000
BEAUTIFUL
STIOC-ON
LABELS
• PERSONALIZED
• EASYTOUSE
• FOR YOU OR A FRIEND
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Piiat Prlnttng. 1.ebiN Div. I
AS Ofb.BOx 1fS80 • 330 W. BIY St. I o.ta~c.Jlfomla._ I
I
1 f, : · ' -' 1 J i I r ,
J amea Lawson of the Bryant Drywall Com-
pany hu been appointed u the first chapter presi·
dent.
ASA-C ls a construction industry trade as-
socialioo wblch Job.naon says represent.! the in·
terests of 67 ,000 subcontractors in the state of
CalifomJa.
Johnson says 5,000 subcontractors In the
Orange County area have never been represented
by such an usoclaUon.
I Medlecsl C'eater Opea•
Family Health Proiram. Inc., of Fountain
Valley, hu compleled a $4 ailllloo expamlon pro-
gram in Oranae County witb the openln1 ot lta
largest·'medlcal center. The "2,000 aq. ft. full-care
facility la located at 9930 Talbert Ave.
The center/rovidea &eneral medical, dental,
pharmacy an laboratol')' facllitlea; x-ray;
uroloty treatment; pby1lcal therapy; ortbopedic
and optometry servicea; health screen, mental
health coumellna and health education.
Clay Publlcom, an Irvine advertillnl and
public relatlooa firm, baa le.ued an addJtional
1,620 sq. ft. of apace ln the Airport Business
Center, nearly doubling the firm's &be.
The new officee are at 17T1'9 Main Stnet. Ciay
Publlcom'a main office remalna at 17801 Main
Street.
PrlaCIWllfaElrfHJ_,,.
Printroalx, Inc., of lniDe, a llWUlfeeturer ol
peripheral equlpnlent for tbt compua... lDdUltr>'.
hu completlld ltl aeeond apaDoa of Onnse Count1 fadlltiea iii recent moatbl.
Primrontz bu leued a J1,0l8 aquare·foot
maoufac:turlq bulldJu .i 19102 Von Kannan
Ave., tn lntne ID4Ultrtal Compla.
Earlier. Prtnttonla leaaed a 10,000 1quan foot tacWty at 2372 Kone Ave., a1lo ID Intne In·
du1bial Complex, for development of a new
printer J)l'Oduet line.
Tbe laaMI bad a total value of about Sl.5
mllllon.
N..,••res
Larry a. Darby ten1or' vice president of the Wuurn
Paclftc Ftnanct•• Corp., wW o•ersee operation of the
ftrma property loan diviaion.
A ppolntftl
Velma J . Timmons of Irvine
has been appointed vice
president of Western Pacific
l''manctal Corporation's loan
di vision in Newport Beach.
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IOIDltdw....._w .... t.M n-...,....,.. .. alb. bec•u.e ti UW,art JllUtu... • ter 1olf becw ol tilt·froinm ~·,.. IDGl9 Ilk* to Map ll up.. (,
'"COUANIE8 WANT to tab nep. to combat hip medical
cost.I tbrouab preventive bealtb
care a.ad ntaesa bu been abown
to be an i.mportant com~ of
an ovenll posttlve beallh pro.
cram,''-.,. Horton.
"Abo, enllCbtened mana1e·
ment wanta their people to be
beaJthier. happier and more pro-
ductive and one way they can do
that oo a poeti ve baaia it a fit
nesa Pf'OIJ"8JD. ''
Althoueb many buainesameo
are reculara on their
netcb bofbood tenaJ.a COW"tl or
eolf cOUl"lel, Hor1.clD uya few ol
them pt tbe kind ot exercbe
needed to euant •catnst heart
diaeue, which t1lll an estimal·
ed 100 .ooo eucutives aimuall}'.
"THEV'&E NOT achieving
cardiovU<.'ular beoefU.a unless
they're very eood IOll or tenrus
players, which most of lbem
aren't," aays Horton. "Bul ... ~
make it clear that we're not
Over The Count.-r
HASOUttillcJi
Horton ..,. nen a amaU m.
C1"NM ID ..,._. f:l'-UYitJ I.I enoulh to~ ar ID09t eor·
porate ma.I procram1.
"We....,_ thlt eG1t ol a flt#
Deal procram ad atn t.be eom-
puy the tnlklNii ........
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SO•E -11.UOa COfPOh· tiolU now have in-house exerdle
facllttlea and company
apokeamen a,ree wttb Hortaa
that replar worttout.a help Mr
employ•. ' .. We feel lt provides a meata1•
ad•antqe for an executt•e,"
n11 Arco spokesman Mickey PUT.
Jim F.pn. an necutJve with
Tbe Aerospace Corp. in Los
Aneelea wb.o helped start a
health club at bi• company.
aer••• that fttneaa pro1rama
make eood bqetMq aenae.
"1be employ• ot mOl!lt oor-
poratlom are ill prtnctpal uaets
and u • result the company bu
a vested lnt.erest m their well-
beine :· Egan said
Belu or Bag8?
WASJDNGTON CAP> -The
House bu voted to require
automaken to 11ve car buyen a
choice berween air bags and Mal
belta, 1t.ar1.u1gwith 11182 models.
The proposal would mod1fy an
extatinl law wtu ch will require
inatallallon of air ba&a as
standard equipment on new
mid-1lud and large cars by
1982
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MUTUAL FUNDS
a.JI U3 , .. 1.•
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wtllcb lat u. aamblr '11 ..,__,..,........_am ca bl
beld n me a.flle{. 'ftiiil cSOtil • .-um can bl ~b1-tlllllwtdul•cos•..-,-.. a: .... ~· ltatiou, .... All ndlo ............... nl Ndlo ... dclm.
Now, for--. .., ... toN7••old~ TVlbow. wbldattadaD.._.iltbecmbcmeto~ Udam.,SCftpret
Tbe ww a. Dat 0. ar NBC « ABC er auda maltbUdcln opentGa
at lletromedla ad
Cdlta1 Qtiim. No, tM
only owner to baH
am••Md 21 bnMdeat properties-and ta
tberefon IMllllble to
bu1 any mor.-ta a
Money
Tree
.. rear.ad &lbepiW, Boy IL Park..
PAD llAIL8 RO• North~ be WU bom lD
Dobloa -.. w tu ...., tblOaCb Nal1ll Cardbla State UolYen:lty wt.ere be edited tbe eampu1 INll*' and atnmc
for tbe ~llted Press. For the put '1 yun be bu
operated CNt of )Ulaea, N.Y., the bome of Cornell Umventty. .
He came to Ubaea In 1NZ to start an edftrttliq qmey
wbo8e IQ dimt ... tbe apltate NewYortfarm eoopea .Ute now~-~. Tbefannenleatblmoaaaean:b fer a
brand name that tbeJ could put on tbel.r prodgeta-wt u.at
ledtotheDanealllwllttn .... ~wllldlPaftlGidto
Proeter6Gambleta la.
la 1112, after barin& watebed bow may doUan Procter
" Gamble threw bdo TV ~. Roy Part dedded it
would be a CDCJd idea to be OD tbe receiTtnl md of that dollar
barnee.
80 BE Wl2ft' TO bJa home state and wWi tbe betp of a
mlllion-«>Dar .._.,. from an lnsuranee company whose
prealdent be ~end to know, be bouCht WNCl'·TV in
Greenville, N.C.
Oftr the next 15 years be boQibt a bunch al other
statlom. ~ TV and radio oatleta. Bowe•er, be never
returned to the frieDdl:y lDaannc8 com.pany for ftnanctnc
after be cLeotet ed that bab wouk1 leod up to 80 percent
oa such purebaes while insuruce companies would live youonlyao~ In we.tit to the Green~ outlet. Part DOW owns TV stataona ~ ~mood, Va. (WTVR), Roanoke, Va .
<WSLS>. Jsinnia&bam, Ala. (WBllG>. Johnaon Clty, Tenn.
(WJHL). °'•"•noosa. Tam. (WDEF) and Utica, N.Y .
<WUTR).
And there are 14 Pa.rt~ radio statiom; two in
Greenvtlle, two tn Ricbmcnd. two In St. Louis Part, Minn.,
two ill Cbattanooea. two ln Portland. Ore .. two In
Syracme, N.Y. (the only ooes Part can listen to reaularly
in llb•ca>. one in SeatlJe and one that reacbea tnto five states, WNAX, Yankton, S.D
AUDIENCE ftGUSES tndicat.e that the Pan stations
reach aboul 2S millioo penona or 12 percent of the U.S.
population
ln 1972, aa be was appmad>lne the limit oo broaidcut·
holdlnp, Roy Part turned has att.eoUoo to oewspapers
Defense Stocks Lead
Wall Street Rebound
NEW YORK CAP> -Tbe ltOck martet l"OM in fairly
active trwhnc today u iold prices backed olf from record
hi,U and President Carter prepared to addreu the nation
oo lbe Soviet Union's m.ilituy moves in Alp.anistan.
Defense issues paced the market's advance ln what
10me analysts said was tied to speculation that the govern·
ment mieht Net l.Dcreued spending for a rapid respoaae
military program.
The Dow Jones averace ~ 30 industrial stocks rose
8.53 poiut5 to UM oo the Nnr York Stock Exchance alter
falltne 1B points 10 the previous two sessiom.
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UCLA'S JAllU WILUS PULU A RE80UND AWAY PROll llOB HOLIROOK.
Ji1111ny the Greek
Odds Favor USC
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FRED DRVP WILL •I PlEXINO HIS ....-C:. El W.STTAMPA BAY SUNDAY.
Nt1mhersDon't Tell Story
Bruins Shoot Better, But Lose kJ OSU
• CORVALLIS, Ore. (AP> -
UCLA out.shot Ore1on State
from tbe fteld, outrebounded the
Beaven bJ eight and allowed
proliftc Steft Jobnaoa to 1c:ont
Jut two pabU. Bat it ._,•t IDOQ&!l '11rundaJ
Dipl u Htb·ranked Oresoa
State ramed MlliDd by Blume
and Jeff 8toatt ln tile ftD.a1 u
mlnul.. to plD • rare 71-1'7
Padpe lQ Oaaference buk.o.D
-lou'6D tbe MUHanted Bndm.
TBB TICl'OSY mnoVBD Oreaon a.t.e•1 record to 12-1 overall llDd a.o lD the Pac-to.
UCLA dNwed to 7-3 and 2-1.
The lmlde 1ame wu ltlf1ed
and tbe outaide aboU werm't
falllna. 10 tbe Beaven relled cm
. defense to do the job.
And it wortecl u UCLA. rat,
tJed bJ t.be Oreaoa State pnm, eou&bed tbe ball up 2'l t1mea.
The Bndaa allo were wb.istJed
for 12 fouls, l.ncludl.DI at lust
four offmlift fouls l)y cuardl
·down tbl ltnteh.
''I t.biDk our pardl showed
they'd blm around for a couple
of yean, .. Hid Orecon State
Coacb 8alob MWer, ••YOl'tne bla 1eeood '1ctor1 onr tbe
Brulm ID adleade
.. YOU DON'T LOSE two
CU&rdl like UCLA did last year
and replace them lnatantly."
lllller aald. ''I t.biok tbat'•
someth1nc we have over t.bem
tbia yur, and it'a about d.aam
time •• IMMl aeme1-""'r. ;wer them."
UCLA Coedt I.any B1'0Wll eat
bil lint t.u&e ol a Pae· lO "*' 1ame, aDd aald be wu diaap-
polnte4 with Ida ,_. plQsa' performrv.
•'I'm cmaeernect about oar
)'GUI kidl ilnpro9tna, '' Brown
uJd. '"'l'blJ ID9Y bin soae a
step back tmllbL ..
TB.B 8FA VD8 ttruuJed to a
J.&..29 b1tNme &Md. thaDb molt·
ly to 17 UCLA turnovers. But tbe
Bruin& came rouiD& out behind
smooth forward Kikl Van·
dewe1be in t.be seeood half to
break ope• a 41·41 lead on
fre&bman Rod Foster's drtvinc
layup wttb 13:37 lert in tbe
pme.
That's when MUJer broqbt
Stoutt, tbe Beaven' =· sbootiq reaene, off the
Stoutt leOnd 12 and Blume t •
the Bta•era outacored tbe
Bnai.Da ~7 ower tbe DelEt Mftll
miDutet to take • &WI lead with
t :3*to ID·
"We were up b)' elpt.. then
St.outt bit a couple ad we haft
three 1trai1bt turno•era,"
Brown aaid ... Tbat'a lack of •
directiaD in tbe bac:.kcourt. ••
8Ltiim AND 810\J'l't each
woand .. wttll 23 pomta, wb1le
sophomore Rob Holbrook aDd
back ap cent.er TonJ Martin
added 10 JKUta •eee. Jnluwm. blUina 11 perCllll ol b.la abaa
from tbe Dlld IO far tJ1ia ae .... wu I fore •11tmt tbe Bl'1liDL
'"'nM Dice tbiDI about lt ta we
pro•ed • a aDit we ~an ret ~ wttbN anybody ••• ll1ller
said. '"l'bia laa't a oae-man
team. Tony's a aood post man.
He 'I D0t IS colorl\1l a abooter U
Steve, but he's a better de·
feulve player, a better re-
bounder and a far better
paSMr.''
Vandewecbe bit a ol 10 from
the fteld and aeored 22 point.I for
UCLA. while James Wilkes and
Mike Sanden added 10 each.
UCLA err. PUCENT from
the field, wbHe tbe Beavers
managed Jlllt 4S percenL At the
'"" throw line. <>reaoa State saa.k 218 ol 21, compared with t
ol 19 for tbe Bnainl.
~h's Ax
Falls Down
On Miller
_____ .,_.e •I Ille•••----...,
Al Oener, a O-year-old, four-time cUaC'UI champion
4'bo b m•ktn1 a dramatic bid for a ftftb gold medal,
uid tbb when asked about tbe poalbWty of the United
States boJCGUiD& tfle SWnmer Games lD Moecow, "I
wonderlf Penlneedl any dllcastbrowen. ''
Peers ....... Shlb CUppn'S
Sau Diego may have been beUa' olf staying in m its hotel Thursday nigbL The Clippen abot a mls-
erable 19 per cent (5 of 21) from the field in the
first ~wuter and never recovered, losing to New
York, ~101, in National Buketball A.saociatioa action. 'lbe
Knieb Jed by a many as 34 pointa lD the second quarter and
evened their record at 21·21. llJcUel a.y aJe....._
sparked New York with 12 polnt.s, 13 assists and five
steals . . . Philadelphia nipped Cleveland, 109·108 as
Maartce Oieeb dropped in a baatet and two free thl'oft in
the final 33 seeond5 to secure the win. 1be 76ers have woo 15
of 19 .•. New Jersey romped past AUanta, J.26.11.9, as JIJke
Newll• (24) and CWf &obla... (21) led the Net at·
tact ... J ...... Brtaemu fired in 21 o( bis 23 pomll in tbe
final 18 minutes and led Milwaukee to a 108-88 decl.aion over
Indiana. David •e1er1 added 26 points for the Bucks ..• Kareem Abd .. .Jdbar, wbo paced tbe Laten to
12 wins in 16 games, was named the NBA's Player.of-tbe-
Mooth for December. Abdul·Jabbar nerqed 26 points, ll re-
bounds and four blocked &bots duri.ng the month.
8-prbel Pftlflld .. hi Pint Plaee
For the ftnt Ume since the cmaent National m Hockey. Leque dlvl&lonal setup was instituted in ,
1174-75, Plttlburlh finds ltaell in first place in the
Norri.a Divisioa. The Pencuim vaulted past idle
Kontreal and Los Angeles with a 4-3 win over tbe New York
blanders Thursday night. Pittaburgb baa 43 points, one more
than the Canadiens and Kinp ... St. Louis blistered Van·
couver, 6-2, as Toay Curie,_just recalled from Salt Lake City,
scored two goals and assisted on another . . .Buffalo ex-
ploded for four &oals ln the final period and stunned the Ceo·
tral Red Anny, 6-1. The loss was tbe second stra}pt for the
Soviets as Duay Gan and ala 8eUlq tallied twice for the
Sabres ... New York Raoaen center Ulf Nu-wu ad·
milted to a hospital witb a sprained neck and will rest for
four or five days. Tbe Rangers also announced goalie WaJM
'l'llomu wW underao surgery this weekend to repair t«n cartilage in bis left knee.
Nllf: I• Preaeeanl Agel••• • .. eeafl
NBC, wbkb paid $87 mitlioo for tbe broadcast· •
ing rights to the 1980 Olympics in Moscow. bas in·
surance protection should the Games be cancelled
or if tbe United Stat.es doesn't send a team •..
Former Dallu Cowboy great llob Bayes could be releued
from Prison in March 1f GoY. BID ClemetlCa approves a rec·
ommendation by a panel of the state Board of Pardom and
Paroles ... Wllle Weed, a former Natiooal FootballLequettar
with tbe Green Bay Packen, was named head coedl of the
· Toronto Areoaauta o( the Canadian Football Leqae ••. s.,tq
"I will not trade Dne Wlafleld.•• San Dieao Padres' prSdent
BallaN ~bas indicated the club .WOifer tbe &luatnl oat·
fielder a $1 million·a-year coatnet to bep him .•• Rgnntn1 back C..U. Dkby of Texas MM ba woo tbe Wbemm
Trophy. an award made anouall,y to a IWsma Tropby raDW'·
up ... Jaellleaerrtll, coach oftbe UDiwnltyclPHUbarJlbfoot.
ball team, aid 'lbW"lday be wasn't interelted lD a almilar post
at Georgia Tech .•• ~ Bid, makiq botla Ida Welt
Coast debut and tint 11.art u a four-year-old, ii apeeted to 10
off u a prohibitive favorite in Saturday'1 llallba Statea at San·
ta Anita ••• 'hm•1 llramer, quarterbaet for tbe llbmelata
Vlkinp1 spent about four houri lD Jail Tb==fler beiDI cbar1ea wttb drtrine wblle intosicated ••• Ila. c...a
a aevea·11Dder·par85 alld J.C. 8llead ftred a• u the)' at 115
for tbe leeoad round lead Ill lloa:tereJ'• IOlf tournamem •••
Q.ek I.Me wu .fired u tbe Green a., Paeters• dlndar of publle Nlatiool.
· l'eleeW•11, ••.._
Fottowlng ere tM top sports •vents on TV tontvtrt. Ratings are: ././././excellent; ./ .t ./ WOf'1:tl watchJng; .t ./fair; if forget it.
G I p.m., Channel 13 ' '
~ USkeTIA\.L: P9PS*dlnevs.sentaCtara. Aa IC!IUI: tra Flst.llendTimWlltletm.
Gary ODttort• Ptpp8,dtne \ln1V'ef11ty Waws open WCAC ec· tlon at Senta a.. tonJgtlt. The Wews hew won Mven 1tra1QM on the w.y to• N 1M10n wnn flttcarOO Brown (20.J) and Tony
FuJl9r (20.3) IMclktQ U. ecor1,. ·s.nta Clara II ..s 91*'9 Into fheprne, I '
Jlt11loa Viejo Nadadorea
dlvbll O>aeb Ran O'Brtm
baa Mell daen CO.ch of
the Year by tbe MU'S eom-
petiUve diriq committee.
O'Brien earned tbe in·
•UIW'al award for leadlng
the Nadadore1 to two
individual national AAU
indoor titles and five
individual AAU outdoor titles
this year.
Richest
Tourney
Begins
By llOWilD L RANDY
Of 1M D.u;y PIW 8&afl
When Donna Capooi Younc
and David Graham tee off
acaimt Amy AJeoU and Larry
Nelaon at 9: 45 Saturday morning
to 1et the Mr. Goodwreneb in-
vitaUonaJ golf taumament under
way at El Niguel CcMmtry Club.
it will mart the inauguration of the richest one-day event ln pro-
fessional golf hi.story.
Other pa1rinp in the competi·
Uon include U.S. Open cham·
pions Hale Irvin and Jerilyn
Britz against U.S. Amateur
championa Marte O'lleara 8Dd
Carolyn IWJ; and Muter cham·
pion Fuuy Zoeller with Sandra
Post against Spain's Severiano
Ballesteros and Pat Bradley.
TBE FIVE GllOUPS of pro-
f enlonall wUl be vying for
$180,000 in~ money with the wiDnel' .. up ..,.,,000 to apti1
for their 18-Scotch-play Tic-
tory. Under rules ~ tbe touma-
men t , only one ball is hit
alternately by the p~.
Tbe Soutb Coast Medical
Center will benefit from tbe
tournament as the beoefidary
with admjsaion $10 per penm.
It ls the richest one-day event
in golf history with every pro
guaranteed at least $10,000 for
bis or her effont. The amateur
partnen, O'Meara o( Lapna
Nlpl and Hill ~ Placentia, wlll
not be competing for a monetary
prize altboUlb mu bu turned
professional since winninl the
U.S. Amateur title.
Tbe event wl1l be preceded to-
day by a pro·am for tbe 12
partldpatl along witb llOIDe 80
repreaentatJnt from General
Moton Corp., spomon of tbe
neat.
IN 8A'l1JUAY'S competitiuu.
tbe only c:baice the two putnen
have wtll be CJG the flnt t-. ..._.. tt will be up to them to ..
termlDe wblcb one blta ftnt.
After tblt. lDdodlna all pulta,
it'I AD altem8t.e lbot affair.
Vangllards
Fall Short
SAN DIEGO -Soutbern
California Colle1e received
llmlted support ftom its front
1iDe and fell to l•bJand (Wis.),
100-72, in the ftnt round ol the
Poillt Loma Buketbell Clauic
bere '1'lwndaJ m,bt.
The Vanaua.rdl met Siou l'alla (S.D.), a~ ._to
Point Loma, Ill tbe eomoledcm
bl'acbttldaafternooa. With DO beJp from b.ll frail& = SOC coach Ed Moriuty CID b1I l\lU'dl to bandle
the aeor1n1.
Erm. Cl.,u. aDd Paul AD-.,.._ cam.ct t.belr not. bul
lt wau•t 9noqb to· bOld oft
LaUIADd. QjJtGn bit JJ ol it
from tbe floor for • ~
• polJltl and ADckrlCID edded.
CJD 11 of• ""'fDI
ICC ftll MhlD4 earlJ, biat maoa1ed to p1IU Wttblll oee, .. ,,, ....,, ~ .. ant
ball.
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Brown cmnhlnect for a s*DU ~ ldOt tollft ArUona to m a.al Plldftc-11 C ca I M 11 ....,. •
ewer CaJ:lfcnd.a.
Cal. .net' t:raillq at balft1me by U. ... eel
tbe WUdraU 14-Z to take Ule Seed 8l 5M1, bat
A.rhoaa repined ecatrol wUb a 10-Z spart ol Ila
own wttb eAOt m1DuUl9 left.
Daria ec:ICC)4Wdect for 21 potma wtllJe Browa had
1e. Cal .. led bJ Doua True with JO poblta,
followed bJ fl"Mbmen lllebael Pitta with u
Mldlael Olafts wttb 12 and Durell Rale7 wttb Ji Haley wu allO tbe came'• ledq rebounder with
13.
Tbe win boolted Arlaona to 2· 1 lD coaf91'We
play. wbUe Cal dropped to 0.3.
Monarchs Make Finals
Artist.s, TritoJUJ Ousted From Tourney
Mater Det aursed lato lbe ftnm ~the Can1on
Clautc balketball toanwnent Tbanday DlCbt by
d1lposi.ne ~ Loni Beacb l(llHhn, 51--tl, bebiDd a
19-point performance from llark Shannon.
The llanareba allo 1ot 15 polnta from Darid
Cook while quaJilytq to meet Jliftl'l.lde Poly in
t.onl&ht'a cbampiomb.ip same.
Mater Dei cut '°°8e for a IM lead aft.er one
quarter ad wu never aeriousty threatened after that.
In other Canyon Toanwneat lamaJ Tbun·
day:
AIY. Poi, U, 8an Cl•-• 42 San Clemente could bit oalJ ...,.., ~ 30 abota
in the leeond balf and fell into tbe third plaee
game against Lon& Beacb vnu1ren tonllbt at 5.
The Tritons led at balfttme. 3'-23, and at tbe
end of three quuten, lWl. but a d.Wmal ftDa1
period waa the difference.
San Clemente bit Jast three ~ h'om the
field in tbe fourth quarter, all by Jack Stewmoa.
and ., .. autaeol'ed bJ RiYenJde Poly. l~ 7.
Stevemuo led the Trttom with IS pointa and
e:nbbed Dine reboundl. Jerry Bortia wu tbo top
rebounder wtth 13.
Despile cC:!: eood de!C!IDle ad refkiwyttnl well, Sm poor Jboot•n1 meaat defeat.
Tbe Triuabitjmt 17 of t.bei.rll abota.
C.0.-. 75, L...-. 8-cft 11
Lacma Be8Cb wu ice cold from tbe field and
the freet.bn91iMMdwuebmina'9dbyCWana.
Tbe Artiltl manaeed to bit Juat 21 per cent of
their aboa from tbe noor (25 ol 74) ud didn't fare
any better 8l tbe ebarity stripe. Lacuna eaned OD-
Jy 11 of 2Z free tbrows.
Tbe quicka Puthen boM.ed \0 a comfortable
31-23 balft1me lead and were DeTer cballeqed bJ
tbe Artilb.
AJoac with the fric:td lbootinc, Lacuna wu
a1ao domimted Oil the boa.rda. Tom McDonakl WU
the biP me for the Artiata wlt.b five caroms.
Neil Riddel waa the ArtiM.s lead.inc scorer with
11 pointa. .
ST ARTS TOMORROW * 12 ·I 0:30 * ANAHEIM
CONVBNTION CENTER
~,_,..~
So Much To SEE and DO Under One Roof
-
"
Dlalllc God Be's a €o•at,.. BOfl
Hou•ton's Earl Campbell receives a
special wish for good luck from country
and western music star Willie Nelson dur· in& the Oilers' practice Wednesday. Look-
inl on ls a big fan of countor musir
Houston bead Coach Bum Pbllllps. The
Oilers are drilling for their AFC cham-
pionship showdown with the Plttlburgh
Steelers Sunday.
On&piece SuitA Out
Ski Fashion Regresses
ByDAVECUNNINGBA.M
Of .. ~ ........... Be1JMIDber when the sleek, $400 Bogner ski suit
was tbe ulllmate In aid fubion? Well, maybe it still
is, but nocme•s buyinatbem. ..
Two _yea.rs aeo a trend surfaced which 1aw
fasbionable amen opting for a puffy big·look parka
over streamlined, lean-line~
11W trend wu eoina to be nplaced by the ex-
pensl•e, one-piece auits-or IO thoulbt the fashion
experts.
But aftei' an 1nWal fiWTJ ol iDten1t among the
more aff1umt skiers, the --------oae-pieceaui&a seem to be
SKll·~c dying out.
Pf' "Two reum:&a are cit---------ec:1 by manufacturers for
the lack of Interest in one· piece 1ulta,'' Hllary Alexander-cottoo wrote In this
year'I sport:1ni 1oocla seition ol the Hoog Kong
Trader,abmtneu mqutM.
"'Finlt. there's a difficulty in aiJiq one-piece
suits,'' A1mumder-Cott.o wrote, ''and then there's a
lackof t.reedomtocoontlnate."
w:ftB WATDPBOOF pants or bib overalls, a
skier ea am and mateb unllmited numbers of
sweatm • Jactet. to create a different ak each •• Tbe cmJy way a Bier can eet nrietJ 1'llb a ooe-
pleee8*iatobu7UDUler00&-l'eee1ult.
SO aow Jt IPPUIW that Ulen are aolDI back to
the w.1 at two,..... aio. 1'Ub tbe aceptica 'belnl
tbat-;.r'• JNll'b9 ue leu ~-tbeJ're u,bt at tbe .,... iiDcl accated totrlnf trtm llbee ahd briPti:Glan.
Members of the football team and Trojan
marching band will be on band for• Pf'OIP'8ID which
includes races, a slrl acbool and a wlne-and-cbeese-
taating party. For Information phone the USC
athletic department at (213) 741-ZZM.
• * * BOB PA&ONL. MANAGE& of Whiteface
Mountain in Lake l"lacJd, lao't puab.1Jll tbe panic
button yet over the warm, dry wlnter In New York.
despite ~ fact that the Ol)'mplc Gtmee ve Juat
ooe mootb away.
"I'm not God. I don't lmow what tbe weatber'a
going to be," Paroo says. "Butltbintlt's almclltlm·
poasible that we woo 't bavetbertabt welllber fOl'\be Games.
••1 bow people pt uptltbt when they lee 10
much green irass. but I'm not worried," Parm
adds. "Uwe 1eta lotof botraln, orlltbetempenture
stays above treednf, tt doesft't take .ey pniua to
figure out that we cou1dn 't bold the eventa hen. But UaechaDClelolthatan~all '' • • •
TILU!KS IN TU SNOW -Snow FOl"tllt. a new
ski ~a for beglnnen ill~ BlaBear Lake area. will
open Friday, weather permitUna. 1be area ii local~
'd Juat ott BllbJr•1 JI mar BtC Bear LO• VuJi1e , .• KirkwQod Sid B4*llt ,nil bolt the
first ~ race ol the ~ Grand Prbt West• ~ ..• FarW•SklAlloellll\oo
11.offfdlW melQben a an -=-~· whereby all paid· up memben ate I•• to
S200 tf tblirlki9 aN ltoleD wbOe locb4. orupto'1QO
if they're stolen wtdle' unlocbd . . • M•m!DOIJa
Xount.alnwtll1tqeastop0Gtb9womm'1&nndal
elrcUU llan:b22-18.
'
Network' Battle Ceases
Embargo on Tape Exdumges FimJly Fizzles ~
From AP Dbpaa,.,,
The Battle ot the Tapes ii Oftr, CBS and NBC
have ftnally aigned an annistiee.
Por several weeb, biCbJl&bt footage ol the
CBS football gamee were DOt abDwn oo NOC, while
the key plays of the NBC pmes were kept off
CBS. • lo what amounted to a cb.iJdiab exe~ In
ooe-uprmmblp, NBC cancelled the usual tape·
swappinJ arraqement over foat.ball becAuae CBS
wouldn't ll11 NBC'• request for tapes of ll spol1S
event.I for ttl year-end abow.
Tbe battle lines wen drawn.
Two week.a ago, the CBS Football bighlipta
returned to NBC, and vice vena. How come?
•'They caved," said a CBS spokesman
"They caved," aald an NBC 1pokesman.
* * * S•t"""""• Tt', R•clN
TELEVISION
11 : 30 a.m. (2) -EASl'·WEST SlllllNE GAJIE
-Outstanding college aea.ion are sbowcued In the
S5tb renewal of the game from Stanford includinc
Vagas Ferguson of Notre Dame, Bill HW'ley ot
S'Jracuse and Steve Coury ol Or-.oo State. Also oa
the east roster la Stan.ford's Steve Foley. a
eornerback who gaduated from Newport Harbor
High and Orange Coaat Collep. (11) -GOLF -
Top performers from the men's and women·• pro
tours Join forces In the Goodwrencb lnvit.aliooal at
El Niguel Country Club.
1 p.m . (7) -llUIA BOWL-It will be Charles
White d USC for the West and Billy Sims of
Oklahoma far U.. East. ID the Hula Bowl f.r'Om
Honolulu. 8aCh an Bellman Tropby wlnDera. CZZ)-
P&O soa:;&L
2p.m. <•>-P&OSOCCEIL
2:30 p.a. (4) -PGA SPECIAL -"Golf's
Greatest -Put, Preeent and Future" pays tribute
to the athletes who helped popularize the sport and
profiles some of the projected stars or the yeara
ahead.
3 p.m . (4) -COLLEGE B.\SKE'l'BALL -Tbe
USC Trojans meet the Paclflc-10 favorites, Oregon
State in c.orvaWs.
4 p.m. (7) -Pao BOWLING -The ARC Open,
taped in Alanwl.a, launcbes the 1980 men'• probowl-
ing seaaoo. (53)-llOXING.
5p.m. (2)-Nft.GAMEOFTREWEEK.
6 p . m. (7) -THIS IS THE NTI.. -Highlights of
divisional playoff games laat wee.tend. Harry Kalas
reports.
7:30 p.m. (52) -BOaBE llACING -Today at
Santa Anita.
8 p.m. (5) -COu.EGE BASltETBALL -'!'be
UCLA Bndm meet theOrep Ducks iD Eueene.
&ADIO
Basketball-USC at ()rep State. 3 p. m., ICNX
U<nO>; UCLA at Orqioa, 1:10 p.m., KMPC (110);
San Bttnanbo at ~baa, '7 .30 p.m ., KSBR
(18.SFM).
Hockey -K1np at Edmootoo, 8:20 p.m., KDS
(1150).
S-flatl• n', Kadt.
TELEVISION
9a.m. C4)-NFL'1t.
9 :IOLm. (4)-Al'C PIA YOFl'S-Tbe Houltoa
Oilera meet tbe Steelera La Pit&abursb'• Three
Rivera Stadium for \be AFC c:bampkJmbip and a
Super Bowl berth.
Noon (22)-AllDICAN ANGLEL
1:30p.m. (2)-Nft.'roOAY.
2 p.m. ~<2> -Nl'C PIAYOrn -Tbe LG9 An1eles Raml me.t the Tampa Bay BueeanMn for
the Nadianal Oaalerenee cbampicmhtp aDd a bertb
ID tbe Super Bowl.
S :30 p.m. ('f) -SllO&'l'B '11: TBB DBCADB IN
&EVJBW.
5:io p.m. Ct) -NBA M8lmTIW.L -Tbe
Lakerea.ttbtBllebatllllwaabe.
Tp.m. (50>-PllOIOCCD.
7:30 p.m. (52) -llOUE I.ACING-Today at
Sant.a Anita. .
&ADIO
Football -Houston at Pltt.aburgh, 9:30 a.m., ·
KNX (WlO); Rama at Tampa 8-y, 2 p.m ., KMPC :
(710).
Basketball -Laken at Milwaukee, 5:20 p.m .,
KLAC<SJO>.
Hocb7 -Ki.op at Wla.nipec, 5:20 p.m., KDS
CU.SO). me De.Dy Pl.lo& a. ..c ru1 ate 1or 1a1e du&es.)
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... &NllJJBION to the festival la part ol
tM lbow t1ek-.t prices ot $2.95 for -®!ti. '2.25
for Jaakn -ced 12 to 11 and SUS for ddldren. qedttoU
Sbow hours · are noon to 10:30 p.m
SaturdQIJ, nooe to 8 p.m. SandQa, 2 to 10 p.m.
Monday tbrouab 'lbursday aDd 2 to to:• p.m.
Prida7.
Four musual aita:ractlonl in sparta enter-
tainment and lnmdreda of reaatianal whicles
ol all types and lbel will be featured duriD& tbe nine-d., mlbitlon. .
P•l'fonl:dq at 3 and 8 p.m. Monday tbrouC
Satarclay and3and8 p.m . Sund.QI will be:
DUEt. .. '1'111! 1WO&LD'8 mwtest bunt.inc
dog." Tbla Labrador retrienr from K•nau
calla bis own duck. aboota b1a own IUD and
retrievea •well. -Oomecb-diver Willy Keo. Pnteesional
skill allows UU. veteran entertainer to safe-
ly become dltaJ>&led OD cllvinl platfonm, bani
Weekend class to fix shutterbugs' home movie pitfal/,s
By AllTB\Jll L VINSEL Of ... .,....,.... IUfl
Chances are that yo\f abot a bunch of movies
and slides during the holiday seuon. Or perhaps
you reeelved a new camera for Chriatmas and
don't quite know bow to uae lt with lmalinatioa.
Next time t.be family satben around t.be
groaniq board, will they aroan at bavtna to stay
fort.be celluloid ftnale?
GIVE THE FOLKS A happier new year by
tak.i.DI a Golden Weal Colle1e coune from honest
Dick Perkina. He admita home mov1ea uaually
stink.
He allO aaya be'• seen a couple of feature
films and TV eptaodes lo which be starred aJooi
with actor Lee Marvin, specifically one "M
Squad" show 22 years a10.
He'd like to forset It.
"Oh GOO ... that was terrible ... " says the
G WC guest lecturer as he recalla Ills bnel career
ID front of cameru. "It took only one feature
movie tor me_ to know I bad absolutely no talent at
all."
He sita on a bench outside the G WC
Community Services buildlng wearing a Navy blue
bluer with a raffi.ab Paisley band.lterchlef lo the
pocket, razor sbarply-<:reased bl~ 1ray slacks
and taaaeled black moccuins.
Perkins i.a obviously trying t.o atone for past
visual sins committed again.st the viewin1 public
and be can help you do the same. he says with a
merry chuck.Le.
HIS CIA.881'.8 IN f'iu MU Cluaroom 20S on
the Huntington Beach campus begin Saturday
from 10 a m. to noon and will contin~ each
Saturday tbroulh January
Hobby's Beveloping
OC Cinematographers Share Creativity
Jlemben of the Oraaf• County
modem p&dun and tUde dub are aplldnf Mlediom
banqu.t at tbt Sberatoa
Hotel ID Newport Buda. The ....... prtMDtatklll ucl lboftaM
of memben' wort ii aehedu*l for Merell 11.
aceonllDi to dub 1~m• Al II~ ol
AllUelm. " •
No f~ is charged for the educauooal program
"desiened for the famuy film-maker who sboc:>b
weddings, bLrthday partaea, gradual10tu and
backyard 1et-toget.ben.·· and spoosored by tbe
college's Commwuty Services Office.
"What~ will do ts w everybody to bring
their camera m." says Perk.ins. addln& that be will
introduce student& to a vanety of photo and movie
techruques.
"l'M GOING TO 10 out and abool all the
mu1t.akes," the movie camera pro said two weeks
ago He WU even goUl& to cut off a few people's
beads tn the IJ'OUP Jbota to show you ho• an
expert ahoukln't do it
Camera buffs armed wtth that new Kodak
Super 8 can expect a lot from Perkma' cluaea,
according to~ who have taken them before.
·'Gee, there are so many thinp t.bal can be
done." be says, notina that even economy
equipmem cu literally work wooden.
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8'•TEaNATIONALL Y lteCOGMIZl!D
JefUS &Aoez<obot returns es auest c:ondt.tetorofthe t.psAngeles Phllhar·
monlc at 1:30 tonlattt end 2:30 p.m.
SundayfnU. PavlOonofthe Los
Angeles Music Center. He has chosen
1.l~s "Les Preludes" end Mendelssohn's Symphony No. 3wlthcetllst Lynn H•rren
· S~amp Exhibition Sporty
C.Ollectors' Meeting Salutes Olympics
Stamp coDeettlll la ltlcky bualDea.
Words sueb •perfect emten psforaUam :and unhinged prob9bly mean nochlQI to many
people, but.., a pbllat.Hlt, tbeM wardl bold
sreat Lmportanee.
THESE QUAU11J$8 will be 11'11Pbicall1 de-
momt.rated Jaa. 11·11. when phl&feliata &::=r
for the alxtb annul ORCOEXPO •IO p
Show at t.be Anaheim CGDvenUoa Center. '
The weekead lbow will aalute the 1*
. Winter Olympia wblch wW be bl&d ln February
at Lake Pladd. N. Y., u well • tb1 MOleOW Summer Gamm.
Tbe nidbltion wtJl open Ill 9:30 Lm. f'rt·
day. Jan. U wtlm a lone namer. with torch in
h,nd, rum .-. the street.a Clt Anabltm, Wind·
tna up at t.be lbow'a entrance at 10 Lm.
. · OLYMPIC!Jnm _,Pd "*'4Hsta. Pat
lfcCormick Clt.Lae AlamJtoe. and Dr. s..mm,
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AMMUAL APPllCIATION
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Lee of Hunt1qtoa Beach, wt1l be present Lbe
flnt day to lfed interested stamp colledon
and alcn commemorative cacbeta. Cttbeta
1ioed by gymnaat-commentator Cathy RlCbY
ICuoo abo will be available.
Proceed.a from the sale of autosrapbed
material will gq lo the U .S. Olympic Commlt·
tee.
Philatell.U wlll be able lo browse amona
the 150 prize·winnlna dilpla)'S and tbe 89·
member protesakJnaJ dealer'• boune .
Of special int.erest will be the eiiht oft\cla1
government poll offices, repre1ent1n1
Bermuda. Canada, Ireland, New Zealand,
Papua New Guinea, Sweden, Republic ~ Cbina,
United Natioal and the United Stai., where
philatelista mQ purcbue 1t.ampe at face value.
IN ADDITION, official SoftrD.IDIDl exblbita
from the Republic of Cb1Da. tbe l\eplbllc of
Malta and Swtt.rlaod are apected.
A United Nations fint day ol i1aue wttb the
theme "New lntemaUooal Economic Order"
will be available.
Three special plctorlal cachets. u well u
the cancellation, were deaigned by Oranee
County·bued artist. Matthew Schwartz, accord·
ana lo Alan Friedman of Anaheim, 1eneral
manaaer ol ORCOUPO 'IO.
THOSE INTE&EBTED in Uckinf lnllaUon
lhroulb st.amp oollecUna may want t.o attend
an lnva&ment aeml.oar elven at 1 :4.5 p.m. Satur·
day by Dr. Roser ChJttlck, of Cal State, Fresno.
He LI the author of "Stamp Auction Prices
Realized," a periodical lhting stamp price1
from auction finm nationwide. He a1ao wrote a
ftve·year analysla of the U.S. and Canadian
market. Sherman Jlosen, a columnllt for STAMPS
ma1azLM, will serve u 1cbolar to residence and
will be mannlne the free "Aat tbe Expert ..
•
ANORllATe nEAMCALUOPE puts.ct bY the ~herons wtn .,. featured
dUrtno Pi.-Vlancf s. commemor.tlve "25th Blrthd-_y hr.O. .. ~lerlng s.turday.
The celllQpe, built In 1907, •• P11rt
of the Magic t(Jnodom'• ooen&na day peoe•ntrY on Jufy 17, 1955. Mor9
than 1SODertonnersandt•mlla.rcartoon
charac.,..wtfl mardt In this deity,
mtmory-tllled procession.
YountS LOOKING FOR ADDITIONS TO ST._. COlLECTIONS
booth for thole who wiah ptu.latellc lnfoncatJoD
and apprallals.
A &EN'S program. complete with
mmstrt . will explain the history and the sub
1ect.s of s ps all day on Saturday, Jan l2
S Uoo will be given t.o thou
wtlb eump stamp collectjooa, M'COrCl1ftl to
Louin van ol Placentia, nbibWoe com·
milt.ff c . Best an show, iold, salver
and brome ard.I lo e1ahl cateeories and
Junior aw will be oven.
Ont S2 · worth ol "8m1» are npeet.
ed to chance bandl at \he abow. Pa.rt ol t.bla
trade will come from • &md.-y aucUoo with
stamps valued .. much .. sa.ooo.
Show baUrs are 10 a.m . to 9 p.m . CIO Friday.
10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday and 10 a .m. lo s p.m.
SUnchy. ncteta are S2 ror ~ ud St for
children. One admiulon price coven the cbar&e
for aU three dlly'1 act!vWea.
BY POPULAR DEMAND rwe-.-..-11 .. ,., .. =--
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p.anist ••
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IBTAUbMTS Colossus Rolls Agalli -
Following a $2 mllllon cwertlaul ud n-
modellnc and more than 200 boun ol safety w.u. the c.olouU11 roller couter at SUt nao Mach~ Meuntein to Valencia bu reopeMd to tfie
pubUc. 1
Completion of the lis·moatb ~of dte •
muslve struetart, wbtcb ii the world'• ~
duaJ·t.rack wooden roller eollt.m', mut:a the f\nt pba.e Cl( a ts mUlloft dollar eapttal lm·
provemmt P'Oll"•m UDdertaMD by tbl put'•
new owners. GSC/Sbl '1ao C«t>. "lt.'1 tbe beelantnc or· a.,.... era ot oPlfl· Uoaal reBabWty and famU1Jun .. 14 tM IOO-aue ~ eompla, otilined l>a llOftlll,
elude replacement of approximately J00,000
board feet ol lumber (l.ncludlna 10,000 feet for
the twill wooden t.racu); ~ &U·new brakt
1y1tem with alr·actuated aled·fype brakes
Milch produee smoother ·~ at the end of
the ride IDll u-... mon ..._ ... ...,.can.
Teo of &be eoui.•1 14 bWI ha•• .i. been reproftled. Jonrtq aom• IDd rall1DI odMrs -
aome by u much u 20 reet -to eUmtnat•
aet•Uve sravttr toraa. •
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Rudy Vallee wU1 review 50 1eG'I ol show
b•w atl:30p.m. ~.Jan. J.2. at.
tbe La Minda Qvlc ..,,,,.ter, 14800 La
M.ir8da Bhd. Illa show iDcludes '3>11 Jm,
•309 radio. '40s Big Banda and 'SOs
Broadway tunes. Tickets are •.so to '6.liO at IN GO.
SEA VIEW GARDEN
•PS<ING
•SHANGHAI
• SZECHWAN
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CUISINES
• • • Wi ne. b anQuet tacl lft1e•.
special ~nesa luncheons.
soecl• cllccMJnt on tood to oo.
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675-2420
810 E Balboa
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All served with soup or salad, choice of potato, hot roll and butter, beverage,
jello or sherbet.
B!IR•WINI
aa .. CO.AITHWY.
LMMINA tlEACH . *4tn
• ow, ba"4'7. 1illlllU =z·,. CODftrm. ., ,,_ • ., ,_,..._ ..... ~· wm •
.......... to drift'° 1M ~ ~ partate
ol Ua• rHt••r&Dt'• t&YOf1 pl•a1uea -:oa.u... tt m10I lie ~1 tbat men ofta bum aat weft dlieovenct ... etalaivated when
IO m11111 at m Uwed bl Loe Anplea belan mov-18' oQ down tlda way.
Allo. t.be ooem. o1 u. new 0nmae eo.u
Cllhprlftl addl aaiOOler dauter' to a laefta
lt017 that aaya a ..... t deal about oppoatwdtJ iD tbil eotmtry -aot to meatklD tbe mrardt for penevenmee and bard WOl'k. . P,...,.nn, fadm, to to ..-k. otU. OrtatDal
Barbeeue wu Jim Nletolair, an lmm1IJ'ut to
America from bl8 naUft YaioelaYla. Like
maft1 in bJa Ume and place • .J{ln emend t.be
work force lD tM U.S. at the qe ol H for six
cents per bour.
IN WHAT IRJ'8T BE coaated u an an-
paraUeled act ot optlmlltlc eonftdenee, Jlm t1-
nored the out DepreaaiclD blues ol tbe mld.aos
when be opened the Oricinal Barbecue at IOI S.
Vermont. A modest enterprise to sa.y tbe Je.aat,
the restaurant had only three booths and six
stools, serving barbecued chicken and rtbl.
Bustneu rapidly lmpnned and the little
restaurant kept expanding until, in 1954, it seat·
-eel moN than 5llO 8Dd tbe mmu .1Dereued from.
barbee\aed chicken and rtbl to ateab, beef and a
complete line of seafood. ADd it la tbia same bill
of fare. ol COGlle, that la Mr'Ved in Hunt1Dltcn Beach.
Aa much u any other faetor that eave hla place distinct1oD and widespread public accep-
tance, Jim was the orilinal« al tbe "Botlaserte
Spit Bar-SQ" ID Loe Aqeles. It WU this in·
novation (sttll followed ID the ldtcheaa today
with CJDl7 aliebt modificadom) that 1ne bis chicken and rtba die apeda1 ft.nor to make
them the fawrttes of cocmtie. Aqeleno. for
more than four decades.
LONG-nmE PAftONS ol the restaurant
will further tell you that mother hallmark is
fut lel'Vice aince tbe rotUIMrie lplt and wood
~#Jen
S/!:;;J, agan
WN<>t-DINNEA DAILY
Food To r-. Out
11:30A.M. to 10P.M.
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prfttnts
AN ENDEARING MUSICAL COMEDY
FREELY ADAPTED FROM
DICKENS' "OLIVER TWl5r'
LIVE
Book, Mutlc Md Lvr1cl bot LIONEL BART
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E'or Opnaers
Sln&er-pi.anist Barbara Gabriella and her
trio are the first entertai.Den at the new
Room at the Top, 23861 El Toro Road at the ·
San Dlego Freeway. 'lbe restaurant offers
lunch, dinner. dancing, late night aupper
and S&mday brunch.
MARILYN CHILD
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SBAl'OOD rn•s. an deep fried ao&den · ; :
brown. tDc:bdt mnme. tl.2:5; aearq,.t tul; · ~· /
flab, S:UO; a combo of all three. $5. Sandwtet... ,· :
aened anytime. ranee from the bronco.: 'i :
barbecued beef plied b10 on a PnDcb roll.· .
SZ-2.S to tbe Stettoa special, a Reuben comlsttn1 i ·
of emoted ~ sauaa&e .. bavartan kraut. Jack • •
cbeele ad barbecue sauce on rie. 12"5. · .. i: :
In tb• steak department there's tbe · •
kJiqhcn top alrioiD, chartnDed, $5.95; Tu.ant .•
top alrto6D steak aandwteb, 13.95: cat&Jemaa • ~
cubes ol lt.-k on a skewer with IDUlbrootm, · ;
onions a:od bell peppers, $5.25. I
A special menu for little cowpcb8, under 12
yean of aae. otfen such choices (oat ol about 10
pogibilities) .. barbeeued chkSen. $1.15. and ; ~ beef sandwtcb, ll.85. All are served wt eole slaw and a choice of Prmeb friea • ..
beam. · •
THE SPEEDY TO-GO operation at the
Ortainal Barbecue ii .ometbinl al • mane! in
1L1 own rtabt.
Al rapidly a you can pt lD and out with •·•
t.ake-bome orderl from the rqular menu, you_ !r
can do liRwise wttb aucb additional aelectiou
u rack al rtbs, f7 .1S, ball ratk, $1..15. beans
from tbe ball pint, 10 eenu. to the pllon, f7 .'10.
and slaw from the ball pint. '° cent.a. to the
1alloo, $$.
Tbe Ht.ml.ineton Beech OrictnaJ Barbecue is
open dally except lloodays. Houn are 11 a.m.
to 9 p.m .• Sunday and TueMay throQlb Tbun-
day ; open to 9: 3D p. m. on Friday and Sa.tmday.
Not tbe easiest. place lD tbe wor1d to spot
1m mediately, the restaaranl ii loeated at 1320
Cent.er Drive. just off Godlard. For further
diredional pcl11llOMS, bowewww, loot for lt direct·
)y bebiDd LnUs Furniture. north ol Ed.inc•·
Pbooe.;.w3U.
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mra anb &ympat)Jg
£ngltsb Anttqurs
uritlJ mra loom
TeaandS~
im't the only thing
aerved. There's
15 Luncheon~ on our menu.
Sony, we caJ'lDOt accommocbte small c~.
17th STREET and nJSTIN AVE COST A MESA
(behind JACK·IN·THE·BOX) 64S-4860
Monday tfuli Satwday -1 l am tiJ S pm
Mar1a Patterson and Scott Stevensen
In
TllB UlrSIXKABLB
MOLLYBBOWX
Directed and Choreographed by Roy Fitz ell
P9rlormancee lueL lhfu Sun & &lr'dly 8NnC'1
IRlerlt9 ,. ..... teed
Off the Wall, the lA>I Angeles group of im·
provtsatiooal act.ors where Robin .. Mork"
Willlams (center) atarted, brings its
special brand of comedy to Turtle Rock
Community Center, 1 Swmyhlll Drive,
Irvine at 2 p.m. Sunday~ Adm1aaion is $2
for adults and $1 for cblldnm. military and
senior citizens. As performer Andy
Goldberg says, "We cbaree you to get in,
then have the audacity t.o ask you to make
up the show with us." Tbat includes
hilarious poetry, style changes and a
foreign rum scenario.
Surfs Up, Scenes Set
Wave of 16 Openings Hits County Stages
U you're a serious theatergoer and plan on
catching all the new shows arrivinl oo the
Orange Cout during the next six weeks -good
luck.
With the coming of the new year, local
playhouses are primed to unleash a torrent of
theater. specifically US new productions
between toDi&bl and mid-February.
That's one each from all the pro(eaaicJnal,
community and collegiate produclna IJ"OUPS
from Hantlngt.oo Beach to San Clemente hrith
the exception of the Lldo I.ale Players wbo only
surface twice a year).
rr ALL GBTS VNDE& QY tonlCbt wtth tbe
Oranie c.ounty premiere of Pred CarmicbMl'a
• ''Tbe Nllbt ii II)' Enemy'' at the Westmlmter
Intermission
Tom Titus
Community Tbeater. It'• the fint of two
con1ecutive Carmichael offertnp from the
Westminster group.
Nat week no fewer than five shows will be mOUDtin& tbe boards, two ol thele from South
Coatt Repertory In eo.ta Meu. SCR'I Second
Staie Theater Uebts up Wednesday with
"Forever Youn, Marte Lou." while the main at.age foUon Friday with "Side by Side by
Sondheim,•• both first tlmen for county
playgoen <u are moet SCR attractkJOa).
The other three arrival.I next week are yet
another version of "Barefoot in the Part" <this cAle with Dorothy Lamour) at Sebutian's West
~ ..... ,. Pltvbouse: "Summertree" at the .!!.~rt Harbor Theater Arts Center and
.. Laura" at the Huntl.n,ioa Beach Pla)'boule.
.. Barefool" bows in WedneMay, followed by
.. Summertree" op Thursday and "Laura"
Friday.
The pace won't be 1lackenln1 tbe
following week, since four more prod'-'Ctions
will be waiting Ul the wings. Tbey IUrt off with
Herb Gardner's "The Goodbye People,"
arriving at the Laguna Moultoo Playbou:se Jan.
ts. • Tbunday, Jan. 11, will be openin1 Diehl for
two groups. Tbe Saq Clemente Community
Theater will take the'-wnpe otf tbe musical
spoof "Dame& at Sea," while Oraqe Cout
College will mount an even.inl ol one-act plays,
ooe of which wu written by OCC'a prolific JobD
Fenacca.
The Saddleback Valley CommunitJ Theater
joins the parade oo Friday. Jan. ta. wbeD the
curtain rilm on Jack Sbarby'• camed.y '"'l'ake
a Number. Dartina.'1 It wU1 be tbe IJ"OUP'• f\rst. production In ita new theater lD Mtu.,., Viejo.
FOLLOWING THE "STOil••• comes a
period of unaccustomed calm fOlr two weeb.
broken oa1y by the open.inl ~ "Tbe UDillvtted"
on Jan. 25 at the Costa Maa Civic PlQboule.
The new Newport Harbor Acton Theater
writes the tint pqe lD it.I b1story Feb. 7 when
Buddy Ebsen atan In "The Ma1nificent
Yankee." Tben Golden West CoUe&e mounts
Tennessee Williama' "The RoH Tattoo" oo
Feb. 8.
Saddleback Collete pta into the act oo
Valentine's Day wltb Samuel Beckett's
allegorical "Waltinl for· Godot." Sbarin& tbe
opening night will be the Harlequin Dtnoer
Pla1bouae with the modern comedy
"Be&1nner1a Luck."
FINALLY, TBE l&VINE Community
Theater moves into it.I new home at the Turtle
Rock Community Park clubboule on Feb. lS
with the world premiere of a new play, "lpor-e
the Man Behlnd tbe Screen." launcbiDc the '
IJ'OUp's lOth annlvenary year .
Of t1*e II prod~. more than ball of
tbem will be preaented to Oran1e County
audieoces for the tint time, 1Dakin1 tbe weeks
abead not only bUly but la&1tl\llns for the
bUitQal~.
--..SIN\ t:·~ 1' T'PieK. ' I ·-Wf't't-t ... """'' ... ·---·--__ ,,_
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........ ..., SNtnlnt<"ltd ,...UonlN Ousttn .. OffmMt ts• ~lnded .cs rmtn Who Is~ to team t"-l his
Wife fl~ him -•nd their~ son. He struggles
to cope,~ his wit. notl--flft Mm tMt ft wants the son's a,,stody. The writing
•nd41'9Ctlonby Robert Benton
Is• modtl of conciseness;
he captures the ~lty of
the slcu.tlon wlthout WHted
motion or phony sentlnwnt.
The actors respond magnlfl·
c.ntty: Hoffman as the agonized
tether; Mtt4fl Streep In the complex rote as the troubled
wife; JU$tln Henry as the pawn
In the struggle; Jane Alexan-
der as compassionate nelohbor end Howard Duff as the touoh-
mlnded lawyer. Women may com-
plain that the deck Is stacked In favor of the husband.
That's true, but the female
audience should be profoundly
moved, too. Rated PG, w ith a
few expletives and one nude scene that Is startling and
hilarious.
"SKATETOWN U.S.A."
treats roller disco enthusiasts
to an .xtravaganza of some Of
the fanciest wneetwortt around.
But there's no point In oolng If you're not Impressed by
exhlbltklrKlass skating to a
nonstopdlscobeat. The movie
does feature such top-<lraw
comedfans as Flip Wilson, Ruth
Buzzi, Biiiy Barty and David
Landsberg, but for the most
part It's not their finest -
read funniest -hour, with
the humor rather heavy-handed.
All this 1$ held together by
the flimsiest of plots : a
skating showdown between the leader of the local rotler-
skatlng gang and the All·
AmerkM new kid on the block.
R•ted PG -some parents mlQht find MYWal drug-related humor
scenes• bH OOJecttonabte.
"STARTINOOVaR" ~Ins with James L. Bnx*s' funny,
ln1IOhtfut script, adds Alan
J. Pakuta's mft dlrec;tlon of a talented qst. Rtsult: the
best comedy of the year.
After tao many good old boys,
Burt R~cts undtrpteys superbly •s • men 10 upset bV
• choice between two loves
(Jiii Clayburgh and C.ndlce Bergen) that he hyperventilates
In a department store. Rated R
"10" deals with manners.
morals and male ~u~ In bright, lm&Qlnatlve and occa-
stonally hllarlous·style. Blo11ke
Edward's script Is loaded
with tltlllatlon, yet It
pos~sses a hard~arned lesson:
The fleshly PINSUres aren't
everything. Dudley Moof'e Is
splttndldly cast as a hit sono
wrfter panicked by the prosoect
of turnln<J 42 . Jul le Andr~s
plays a curiously latent role
as his sometimes mistress; Bo ~rek makes a smashing debut
as the object of Moore's lust
C 11 on a scale Of 1 to 10). Rated R.
"THE ROSE" Introduces
a hurricane named Bette Mldler
to the screen. Not since
Barbra Streisand and "Funny
Girt" has there been such an
overwhelming debut. Mldler
subllmlates her conslderable
comedic talents to pfay straight
In a role obviously patterned
after the setf4Mtruc:tlve
Janis Joplin. SO much for the
good news. Alas, the depiction
of a superstars downhl 11 race must necessarily prove
depressing. Rated R.
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Bpterleal Bb~•rt1't
John Belushi ls sketched in hi.I role of WUd
Bill, determined to be the first pilot to
shoot down an enemy plane in the comedy
''1941," now showing at local movie
theaters. Below, Dan Aykroyd is shown as
a super-patriot going wild on Hollywood
Boulevard.
For 0.-ned Ad
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by ArmltrDng & Jlatuik
1980s Will Be Different, But Not Right Away
By PETE& J. BOYEa
LOS ANGELES <AP> -
January, 1980 -television erten a new aeaon. a new year.
Funny, it doe8n't loot any dif·
ferent.
Tbe oetworlcs are offering five new alt.coma, three dramas, a
cbaae series, two detective
sbowa and a variety abow. One
of the sitcoms la about a
junkman named Sanford, whom
r,u may remember from the
Dlicldle d last decade; another
sitcom (CBS' "Last Resort">
JOU may remember flom last
fall One of the dramaa (CBS'
"The Chiaolma") was a
mlniaeriea last spring, and
another (CBS' .. Knots
Landing") ia a aplnorr from
''Dallu."
NBC'8 "PACTS OP Ltle"
featuns the maid from NBCa ··oorreat strokes,•• and ABC's
.. Incredible Sundays" is
"remlataeel:lf or NBC'a "Real
People."
The oetwork.s, it seems, are
bent OD easing the blows of
future shock by giving us more
of the same.
Yet, this is the period in
which the telecommunications
revolutioo or the 19"108 la likely to
come into full manifestation.
yielding a radically different
system of leisure entertainment.
By the end of the l.980I, the
major networb may be well
down the patb toward becomln&
news and a ports services;
made-for-cable movies will
pa>lifente; yuur fa'fOrite sitcom
may arrive by mail, courteay of
Series ol the Week Club; every
conceivable type of television
pro1ram, 1Dcludlna some you
may make youraeU, will be
available nichtlJ oo oae d 30 to
40 cb•nnelw • JOllr diaposal.
T&rMAUCIHACE la J1llt be8'nnfnc to C9teb up with tbe
tcchnolaP-91 D8DCU of the
put 10 ,ean; the faraway no-
tions ol 'I"i pouibllitiea are just
be1innlng to show up in living
rooms.
Once video di.c s:ywt.ema are
made oompatlb&e, a tlkellbood
by 198~. the devices could
become as commoo as stereo
gear. Relatively inexpensive
home satellite receivers are on
the borl.zm, making it poe.aibie
to receive scores of
procramming services direct
from the source.
King Edward
Series Slated
NEW YORK CAP) -
''Edward m>d ....... SlmJ)lm'. re-
coutnacta the evem. 1eacttn1 to
the abdlcatiaa of Brita!D'• Km, Edward vm and bia marriqe
to Baltimore divorcee Wallla
Slmpeoa..
The Its-pa.rt aeries will pre.
miere OD the MobU Sbowcaae
wttb a IO-minute episode on
Wednesday,Jan.23.
New Marine Li/ e
Yiewed in Special I
Already. mi I Mna ol f amibes
are booked into sat.ellit.e TV via
cable, cbooalne Uaeir
entertainment from u many aa
two dOMID different channels.
1bi.a year, satellite will deliver
all-BBC television, all·news
television, alt-sports and
all·religious t.eleviaioa.
8BOWTUIE, ONE of tbe
nation's two major cable
procrammen, ~e?'ed last
year that cabie a~ben are
willing to s-1 !« man Ulan cme
service. tbm openin1 cloam ot
Home Bait Oftke's mubta to
Sbowtime, and \'ice versa. Some
of the bl& money coming in ..
the two major cable outfits ts
beiDC apmt oo made-for-able
variety, drama and comedJ'
produetions. Movies are coadnl
5000.
Playboy wUJ lauocb a
tele• laloa •etalon of tbe
m.,nt--IDchMfin& nudity -
by aut JeU. RCA plam to
launch a new TV aatelUte,
Sat.com IV. bf next Cbristma.
furtbtt tiro.tmlnf tbe fteld ol
TV procram.men. ,,,,.--
It filwlii to ... -iowesting period~raywbe ·
nen ti itdlaa't loc>ll lb.at way,a.
Get acquainted with your
neighborhood center ..... .
lift'
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R1 ... et1Pair
Robert Loean and Heather Hattray are
l•tber 8.l)d dauchter among the urban ~s~apees who have more trouble with unbending bureaucracy than with
thunderstorms, flash floods, wolf attacks
and mine ~da in "Mountain Family
llobinson.'• Shot In Colorado'• Rocky
llount.ains, the movie bas won the Film
Mvisory Board's award of excellence for
family entertainment. Showings continue
local theaters.
.......... t ................ •tnD· .,... ..... " .. l._. ....... J ......... .... -.-..-companmecood.w .... ~ ••1 Wakl ratMr tbll p.ople eompue tbit
P9"-...... t ...... all dltl...m. .... tbl oalJ a&adlrttr ,.U, II that ,...n womee.
''I woukl ~-that ~ womd lllteD to my recGl'd liDd eolb~ it to IOGMltblnc eome
IUY miCht ba" clone, !• eom~ tot.be ~~~:er.:·~~ meu
• ·--·· .... \MlllMd. ··1 thlDk tbat U1tldnl la ..... dim --.1cnonc1 ...
AS na RAVING Ul all·male backup band, Ellen~·· "I felt bypOerltleal not bavlq any
women in tbe band, bul male muslelana make
tbemael'ftl8 more acceulble. Then an Just
more ol them. "In fact, I called every female muuctan
that an,yooe recommended to me and I coaldn 't
1et .,aae to come dowa to an auditba."
ZUID Sbiplq aeema to be baYlal a lood
time. Sbe adlnlta that "belnl omtqe, tbat's
where l set off tbe most. That okl dkbe, wbeD
the u,btl bit JOU .•• I ~ have a thiDa
aboat plll'fclnDlDC. I Just love it.'
NSW = (AP) -Members of tbe American Theater say a new contract
reached after an ei1bt·weet lockout ii
"tremendous." ID tbe thlrd 1ear of their eoatrac:t, pay f« belh'"'nl clwen will dou~ from -.ooo to more
tbaD '11,GQD. wltb a minimum ol ._, a week in-
stead ol tt.dO ltd SZl5. week. the dancen..aaid. Imteld ol a .. .,.,. MaCID, the daDcen wUl be
parauteed .......... wi&.b ... llilll*meD-
tal unea~meat beD9ftta iD tl9I oft 11•aa
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SUMMERTREE
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More words have been written
and spoken about this movie than
any oCher movie ever made.
You must see it to believe it
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DETAIL F11011 9w.WI ZOUCH'I WATl•COU>R HACH
Art
Shews
Open_
Eyes,
Tell
Tales
-nta CIOLLl!CTOlt1S •YI!,"
• lhowc-of 20th ~tury paintings,
scutptww Md works°"= on toen mm Driv•• coUectors hiding Chad-t=. Smith, the An. •nd Sciences
Ion. Nick a. wun.ns end Barber• 1111Mns, starts Wednesday,
et~ Beech Museum~ Art. The
09tletlesareopendally, except Tuesdays,
from U:30to4:30at307 Cllff Drive.
AdmttllOn Is free.
HCCMITltADICTIONS," an exhibition Of fCMld fr11gments assembled by Mike
McGee, m.y be viewed In the gr.,...
getlery at UC lrvlne from_,.,. .. 12.
A ntCllOtJ~for the ...tlst Is IChlcluMd from8to10J).m. Wednelday,
_,, tM university's Commlt'9e for Arts.
AJt aXPLORATIOH Of' MIXED Ml!DIA
Is being offered thrQU9h Febnlery at
Destgns Recycled Gallery, 619 N. Hart»or Blvd., Fullerton. The artists and their
works -Lynn Fash, serigraphs; PhJllC>
Freeman, porcelains; Belle Oslpow, Prints
and Mary Gibb and N. Clary S~es. water-
colors -will be presented during a
reception from 1 to• Saturday. Viewing
hours are 10 to 6 Mondays-Saturdays.
USC ART HISTORIAN, Susan Larsen, will analyze more than 50
works by Vlja Celmlns during an I p.m.
lecture Friday, J•n. 11, at Newvort
Harbor Art Museum, 850 San Ctemente Drive,
Newport Beach. Admission wlll be $1.50
for ftOfMMmbet L ~ _,rvey Of the ~ artist's f9med oceen, c:Nsert end lunar
ctrawrnos In~ lmd painted 1eu1p-tures ~ ,_.lc.te common ob)etts In
lrrattaNI 1eale may be Men at the
mUMUm thrauab Feb. 3. TM exhibition Wiii thentrawlloChl~andNewVork.
THE BRILLIANT PAG9ANTRY
of the "Festlval of Lights" holiday
boat parade ls captured In bladl and white lithograph by David SokM'non.
A llmltlld edtUoft of the 11 x 2A4nd\ scene Is blfN ofr.,red ~ the Newport
H•rbor CMmber of COmmerce. For mew.
tnforrmtlon, phone 6".c11 °' ~.
SOME 011 AMERICA'S Bl!ST
native art Is c,..ted from a hunk of oooct wood and a whlttllno kntfe. Works
by the Ozartt Mountain Craft Co. -a
guUdthatPf'O(tucesorlglnat art In•
price range for anyone who wltl appre-
ciate It -are on exhibit at the 15th
annual Sports, Vacation and RecrNUonat
Vehicle Show at the Anaheim ConwnUon
Center through Jan. 13. Co-founder
Peter Engler says, "carving Is an art
that you put a little of younetf Into
and that makes life wo,U,whtte." The
artisans transform sassafras, linden, walnut and butternut woods Into Inexpen-
sive planters or ltfe-slze religious
scenes that cost thousands of dollars.
The gultd has been featured In natJonal
m89a%1nesandon TV.
TWO EXAMPLES OF OZARK MOUNTAIN WOODCARVING FEATURED AT VACATION SHOW IN ANAHIDll
•
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IVl!H1 TO IE IDCJIWNCID -A
FEVBIED, fl!AIUSS P0RnWT °'A TOmanlD, GIFTED, Sl!XY Q&D.
""*All \llHO SANG HER HEMr our UNn.. rr ECPlODB>:·
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·aw IE._. ER SEM>S _,..ROSE.
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2443 Eest CoaR H9'w1y,Cor~def M•
IAYRIOMT Real Estate SI.lei We have several fine homes
with pier le slip .._ ~ _.... ,,.
~Cll*Sl'STEMs
\.,_ aE.4!.l'CNU') ~<® P&elMSULA POINT Newly decorated 4 bdrm. family
home. Close to ocean. $325.000 /'
IL TORO HoaSE COUMTIY
f?Bach Reatty
4 Bdrms .. 3 baths; ranch style.
mini-estate in orange groves.
$249,500.
.HAS SALIS OPINMGS Assure yourself a happy 1980;
dedicated real estate persona can
increase income even in a down
market. RIAL ISTATI IXCBJ.IHCI StMCI lt4t BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR Vi!lit our beautiful new office at
comer o( Bristol & Redhill Rd. or call·
759-0226 or 957 ·5762
C::OMI WITH US .•• to HARIOI
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$12,160
Spectacular lllOOaq n
bomr I 2 eiant bedrooms,
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SUllh
No Qullt7U>1. Owner wUl aan,. Prime loea-ldSUMfLOAM
baD. a.tuted totz75.000. tarlncipala only. Low
CaJJMowa.11n cbm payment. 1ow m-""'"H••·11c,1UNm111,.' ter9t rate, lllnt Orange
['tlM$1illB
I st T1tUST DB D ~.IJO
2 Br home on quiet
atrea. Only Si&IJO() toUJ
moves )"CX.I m. ()oder S500
per mo total pymts.
P\ease call. 631·2246 Bkr.
~ lll0.700 with paymeot.a
~ rnn ~m) at 8~~
bL per aDD.wn <K Apr >
wltb lb\1 V A. AS
SUllABLE. loan when
you buy thia elegant 4 Bl\, 2 ba Carlsbad hQme. -------
Featurea lncf\ade lux-lladrbay lanJaJn ~black bottom pool, 'ftlil lovely John Lytle
ltalwl ceramic tile \n en-built offers •~ance &
try, kitchen & dining great location Four areas. Om/library with bedrooms, three bat.ha.
bWl·m bookcases, frplc. vaulted ceilings, formal
view • dbl car aarage. dlnina room & large
Qaack escrow pouible muter tulle are some of AslWii si.a~. the features. The owner
WALLACE & CO la offerinf contract
~RT 2 belt... buge aunny
WnUy roocn. crackJ.&n1 HEIGHTS ftrepl.aee, elegant d.ulmg
Old World Charm room. co untry -type
enbanc:ea Uua 2-story. 3 ldLcben, service • laun·
bedroom bome. Formal dry room. garden rov
dlnina room. warm ered patio . Owner
kitchen, laundry room dil!aperate' VA Terma, or
too! Real Haylort In Amume IM>.000 Mt!% VA
garage. Owner will be lom.. Call DOW 546-2313 creative, brio& offer• Ol'IN11111 -111 •cJfol m 111""'' 1•;111 [91filltl
•VETS* U..Y..-~llty NOW ... N;; WN
WANS TO $100,000
WW INT. RATE. Let us
abowrou bow to Qual.Lfy.
TcAtoladC~ w.u.. 754-1202
OCIAHFROMT
COHDO
2 Bdrma., 2 batba,
aecwity bldg. Vacant:
lmmfld. occupancy. Sub.
garage. 1225.000
m3l66J 67J..8S:lM Eves
associated
l!llOl(Fll S I'll A, ~,.ll1$
terms. Full price ltffn. 119,SOO. 556-'*° . GARAGE SALE ads 10
114 .SELECT tbeo.D, PtJot bring hap
'"''· w• lo'uue •. ' •• J
729-2233 729-423 PY resu&ta. To place your _ ... ...,ll'm----i PR~RTfES drawtn1 card, phone PAIK UOO CONDOS Z 3 ~ 4 8dnn w /pool,
Ja e . • aauna Panoramic coutal view
In beautitu1 San Diego.
Startlnl at 5'1.IOO with
only ~ doWn. 11.875 \n·
tenet. TU. advaatqe
d tbme &ow prtcee. Sala
office open lOAM-to
cb.k. ~Del Sol Blvd, s.noi.. n•,.-..-
________ , &G-s.'78today!
THE IO-S ARE Hal!
Don't procrastinate again. this has
got to be your investment
opportunity --and one you will
enjoy. A gorgeous 4 bdrm. Spyglass
Hill home with a simply
magnl'f'lcent unobstructed day &
night view. $595.000 And the out of
area owner will help finance. Call
today.
17141 673-4400
l213) 621-2121
HARBOR
STOP!!
TUe time to relu and
shop at bome It 'a 11mple
with Dally Pilot
Claulfied Ada. And If
)'OU bave aomeUun1 to ,.n. call a friendly
Cusified Ad-Vl.lor at
M2-se78
YllW PflOf &it IM CAMIO P'Ollls
2 Bdrms, 3 baths overlooking the
ocean. No expense spared in
decorating this sunny bright home.
Large pool -· fantastic home for
entertaining. $499,500.
IN Nl!WPORTC•N12H
• 544;-goso
RL'(ihill ¢~Realty
We have several plans designed with
you in mind. Also oewromer's plan
Do it today!
I •~h 1 t<l'.111\ Pl liu•
f.1 • I •OV . .. •' _... .. "' ....
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3 Bdrms.. 2 belba. wrth
separate apl. On Lido
la.le. Owner very ne:ub&e
on finanno1 A real 1t.eaJ
at $420,000, or make of. rer
0..~ll
$10,000 cfowo buys a
duplex on a bwldable
llOxl!iO R-4 lot Owner
carnes lhe balance &
will subordl.oate to a con strucuoo loa.o. An ex
oeilmtbuy.
BALBOA ISLAND REALTY
873-8700
SINGLES PAD
< $62,500!
Almoat new Nort.bwood
Condo! l"ull Price
ll2.500! ! Younc sm,lea
• Couples type complex
bolt.I tam.la. PQOI, apa,
billiards, volleyball 6
more! Unll ii •irllded
too. Take advaut.a1e1
C&U fllll ! 7$2.1700.
Ol'lrl 11 q , o(Hli'f 10 ,. N«l 1
AliMDOHID
DISRTID
FOKOTT'B4
Covered entry adds to
Uua abandooed 3 bdrm 2
ba family room bome
with Z br1ck Oreoplaces,
counLry ktt~ '°'*' out to CO¥e'ecl breeze way.
Aaaume $52.000 t~<x.
loan. Owii•r aoxloua.
Call now. *-2311 l!'J't,~I 0 • •I • '• • .., ,_...,,I [~Ill
[~11111 ~~~iLl! llurray. Near rec
fad.IWis. "-ible '8'ina
at-.S,000.
1nde your old stuff for
new 1oodle1 with • aa..ifted ad. &Q..5178
L...-..... U. 497-17,,
MISAYIDI
DICUTIYI
HOMI
Prime• bdrm 3 ba. near
Mes. Verde Goll Courie.
Hqe fam. rm. brick
f\replace, elep.ot formal dminl nn., gi.a.nt country
kit.chm. A m1.11t see for
only 11!2.~. Acl DOW IF YOU call. w,zm
have a service to otter or °"''" ,,, ., . "~ •VN •0111 ""', Ql~;r'.~~ [11111
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A IUB81DtARY Of'
THE IAVINE COMPANY
~IMOCD
Buy ln Newport Beach -8dcl your own ''tender love n' can" at the
price ol ONLY S18"1,500 t •BRs --a
baths -cuJ-de-eac locatloa I CllQt
Moses 642-8235. (VU>
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tOt Oowf Ottw HarbOr VleW Cen-
ltvlne et c.m.-V .. tey QMtr
. 752-1414
••• IJMHowcrd
1930 Irvine A ~ue
Newport Beach
You are tbe w111Mr of
t-..o bcbta \SS.90 value>
to
Sports. Y.caf'-
& IY Sllow
Jan. 5tb thru LJth
Aoahelm CGovelltlon
CeDter
Tk:bU may be claimed
by c.uioc "2·5178, nt. m
***
mlllABlE liJAtf ~ 5 Br. 3 ba
ALmalt JDOO aq ft. Back
Bio' loe. 0...-will help
ftnlnee. MklQa D.Z.000. .. •••llAl.TY
'46-0ll4
OCMMYllW!
V.....W..pmtbOuM; al· tra deluxe It im ·
IDlculate I 2 Bdrma. J
bidba • ftplc. + ~
~am.mu.. WW nde. 6 Ott help lbLIDcel ...,.,
OCWROMTS
1\Jda-,0001 ' IUlll&e a...-r ..... ..,""-'-••••• •671-7060•
OP84 SAT/SUN 1-5
27 ...... Creet&Dr.
Larae 3 bdrm Plan J. oo
SKDll.3 ...
f~ rareplace No Qualif)'l.111 owe
Mk for Norton, A#.
566-1171
OCEAHVIEW
OONOO
moepeenbe.lt S299.~ _
3 Bed, 2Y.i bath
PoolfrJacuw
S1 17 .soo Al!1
541-0IOO
MAURYSTAUFF'f;R HOt.'SE FORSA.LE
SEA U ON R EAL TY BY OWNER
673-5354 4'7-3311 4Br. potJI, MQa Del llar
URGENT•
11.uat sell no•' 4 bd.
VM!W, fee laod, pn~al''
beactl. $325,000 Darnll
Pas h . Own er A &l
~2321 GI 12'1
WSll MARia. VU
41MMHOME
Call us about this wf'll
rrwnt.ained 4 Bdrm. 2
blilb homr wilh lge )'ard.
3 car pr &c bit an H"Cun
ty ONLY $2l5,000 on
laaebold
644-7211
"1n NIG[l:
01\IL(Y Ei,
l\SSU(IAl (5
AGoodDed Mann..
AGoodO...
~. firm at SUD,000.
Ul.W> dwn, owner Wlll
finance , Prin only.
142 9909 d ya. 559-9021
SFml DOWN
OWHB
W1U.CAUY
PRIME EASTSIDE 3
Bdrm 2 bath SHARP
4511 C'o "ta Mesa St.
640-7814. IMO-7078 A&ent.
'J\C FOi Sl6,000 OnKuuaJ ownel"3 are sell·
~ their 4 BR l~ Ba
howte, w office. paUo,
st.oraee shed " much more Call
Wtodward Propertiea
~
4 ~ tmJts on OY'l!r --------
2 5 acre lot ' One 4
bedroom home. ooe 2 . becboom duples di V'lded
by a pnge Coe each and
ma 2 badroom lllUt with
e-raae Arprox 3700
sq ft. tola . Cloae to
abopl AlsWDa ble loaa
available Owner will
help hnance qualified ~Ad DOW ' S't47,000
Call~173D
WL. -
DICOUTOU
DllAM
Thia ~ul.1.1 deeorat
ed c:mdo oear So. CoMt
PlUll featuna 2 Bclnm.
2 bli&h, new carpee.a, wall
co•erin11, ceramic
Dlll'lanclRVaawa.A
.... to ...... IOOC"e In·
b'mltioD allatt••· --
.. :.~ HERITAGE
HF.AU OH~.,
...... c:o.ltiolt
Vf!!TY atrract1•e and spot·
1ell e.t lX(Y for todays
m.arUt Just llated for a
mere $105,000 Call
16-0m
FORESTE
OLSON .. ... . ...
•~-c
I~
-WiJlkr.r 1; ler.
CULYllDALI
4 Bdrm. 1 atory home laglllll... I 050 -1lm. cul de aac loca· •• -................. .
, HERITAGl
t< I 1'\I I I IH~,
UDOISl.I
>Sy ..,.,. Calli. ' BJl, dm. a ba.., li•. rm. "/fpl, • beamed c:ell. Cosy paUo. Walk to beacb;
club • teDnla facll. sm.ooo. Call MISSION REAL TY
4M-Om
SHORT
OF
MONEY? aan.. inside at.reet. Good IAUure World, Gau 14 With owner flnancln1
value! Needs palnt and Panoramic view. 3rd 1W couJd save $100b'a.
•..tecas:Mn& $105,000. Door, VUJa Niaeva, 2br ~ • br, fam rm. ~ .....,. A/C. aft din rm. W..t.cllff bome. 64~5200 1Sm-~~ls ans·
Ml .... llodt 1069
Ki*' :i6~E~·: ~21 main ~ located OD
ID09t preaUgioua Lido • -la land Bay F root. Westdffl..tty
NEW CONDO
Woodbrictae. 3 BR. l VI
baths. Cocoa c p l.
Drapes. Patio. 5.Sl-11558
MUSTS&&J
~ mald'I entry.
Pnvate 1 bdrm. 1 ba
IDt.cben guest qrtn. This eie8mt 1alaDd bollle I.a
beyond compare, Loca·
tioD f& desip will aeU
ltaelf. 846-7711
1.he In Woodbridce for
19',000. Townbou.e. 2 pory, 3 bdrm. 1 VI ba.
fr'PI. Inc: lake, pools, spa --------•tenn.1a. Occupy lmmed.
NPT CRES'f CONDO
lBR. j11CUZ&J; pool, ten·
Dis; front pnme locaUon,
~ &. Catalina view
Creaive financ. at 10<;¥.
avail Prin only. All
5e-7813
BAYSHORES. 3 BR 2 Ba,
den, f amlly rm. 5259.000.
Ca.11631~
AllsWDable. Save $3500 !!i!....WO:~:O Call BIG CANYON WANTEDHOMES -'"-"""'""-------t V......acular iolf coune Have investors lootinl to ._... ft 6 buy unliated Newport . wnnnDDIDG( ~ ~ ~ • .:.. 4 :.0001 Beach propertles under ftUUUDIU .......... ~ ...-ua. $250,000 Prln. only l..«*inl foe an uawna-anr#tpa. Sl .215.000. ..i.-..1 07 c:Nllft
b1e io.o1 11ere ls an ex· Tll sr•nuc~ CO. -· ·-· <*lml opportumty lo as· MnW Oaca/'-Y ~
ame al t!K% with DO 67.,7761 2 Bd. cmdo w/boet slip qoa.lifYlD.I aod owner ~ 10\4~ int. $1H,600.
..Ul CID'J7 2ltd. EJ:Uoy -------• PlltridtTenon.131·121118. ~. pool and lake 1 ~ • =~·~mt!!~ CllATIYI~~~~~
do.. Call for detalla FIMAMCIMCi REAL TO Privat. end unit pro-Jt wouoan1oc.l
<ll Al Iv
5~1 -3000
fa1ioully decorated 2 HARBOR VIEW HOWES
bdrm w/lvly mstr suite. Le. s bet. Landscaped.
'nle entry. frplc, Juab $239,900. Ftt. Palrtck
.azium, minored entry. -..... ·-Cl'Jltal chandelier. See u:uun•, -··u.uv. ......... this truly btll bome iD
th8dea ~ soft. yellow to-
dQ. No reuooable offer retu.ed. Owner will help Lo.
Almott \4 acre rec·
tan1ular shaped lot.
IACll1ed in Univ. Park.
Room foe pool or lar&e
garden. 3 Bdrm., 2 ba.
DnaDce.~7711 , _______ _
~ Walker & Lee
Real Estate
mcJe famUy home oo --------eul-dHac: atreel.
'573 C.VS~llMlfE
...,.. ...... 1041
•••••••••••••••••••••••
MEW HOME FOR
llACH PlOPLI
1bil tarp 4Ua)ity built
CUltCm 4 bdrm home is neaito• completion and
Ideally located. stepe
from tbe ocea. A5king
1258,500. Buildera say.
IUbmit rour off en. C..11 .-1.151 for special de-
tails.
-· : . HERITAGE
. REALTORS
Oc:IAtlFltOMT ~~~~~~~
9U1E11-Y B.KAMT
DOVER SHORES • ex-
p1n1lve Sbr, .i\.;ba home,
est.ate aiu lot. Owner rmaocto• BJG CANYON · Prestigioua 3br, 3ba,
c ountry club al ·
moapbere, carefree
townhouse Uvtng. Bolb
avail. now. for ~JleC
tioD. call Immediately.
~21.
i'antutlc Offanfront, D9U1SITI --------beauliful sand1 beacb. ft.I .a. .rrs DO¥ll SHOllS watcb 1unset1 over SPY~ Fruit row '1ewl Newly
Qt.atina, pmtnc ablpe, WJTIB aeDOUS decorat.t db a flair.• ......_I er, I Ba., 2 YllW Bdrma and all the ex·
ftpl., brk 1t. rm ...,._wWbelp.._ ___ ,,1 tru. Elder'talner'• de· aso.ooo. Owner carry -... ~..., ll&bt. wtt.b DOOi. 1pa f& mo 4 i,. bdnm, a ba, hUI• BBQ .,.... taa&MUc .. fmlJ rm w /overalaed swnable loan I $515,000 ~ l·BA OYO at "*·pha1wnoC'ouupa. lnclwt.laod. oc:rem. Pool, puWn& IJ'D. Popular Tradewlnda
SlJ0,000. OWIMI' eartJ IDDdel. vt.. of oeeaa 642-5200 Jllllr. bar • e"1 U1btt. DlclnUd nu a model.
lllrtltldum1 oceaa ..._ '7M-•11D1
lot. Secluded aru . ... ooo. o .... r car17
~~Dr -.ma .... ,_...
I ~ .. ~ ..... !~ 1~~~~~~~~
C51 Coldwell Banker
JfJ1 11•.1r
O LSON
MOBILE HOii!!
BUY ·SELL· RENT·
FINANCE McMetto.Storw
.... £1£11ku~
CAU.US '61·1021
aTOIO am HWcresi 20xt0. 3Br,
28a, AC, 3 yr lie oo apace
rent. peta OK.. 5 ILV park
nr Laite Forest.
<JPH41·7 ) Tortolae MobUe Homes m.aw
•EXCITING•
Of9t COUMTIY
Located 1D lboncllfl•
C4aalrY Cllllt Park. A bealldluJ JbN VltlnC Home. w/evel")'thinc la-
cluded. Ocean view
above !lltrella Golf fr
Country Club, Sao
Omwal.e.
SPIQALIUY
Be.aitW ~ Keywest
am) Kobill Home lo
1.Al\Sl& Hllla. ~lcest 5
alar park. 7JtlS encl
pordi. mirrored doora.
licht wood loteri~. 3~
Ton air CODd. 2 apacious
Br's with baU> + dre&s· Ina area. walk lD cloeels.
Afl for ooly $2t,500.
O«J-flll3I).
a.ASSIC
MOl&IHOMI
SALIS
2708 Harbor, Ste 20l-A
540--5'37
•
Coata Mes a dupl e x
F.ast.tude. $1.3,000 down
Pnce $133,000. 64.5-4479
4 PLIX SI OK 0..
No Qualif ylng
~ Caa.yoo Dr, C. M Drive by only.
Sl!Dltmo income. owe
F IP $17SK Owner /A&t. sw..m1 .
.... ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hames Fwwlalled .......................
.......... 1106 •••••••••••••••••••••••
S!O yrlY i,e 2,,., br, 2 ba,
4 Unit.a/CM. eo.t.a Mesa. fp, W 1:> hkup, 1 ear ape
IE,(XX). &abject to 1031. _~ __ l.978 ____ _
»3lf7 or &1M78l
HIW 4-ft.llES
Oarmr ~ Salater & Van
Buren lo Huntington
Beach. 9'&-UZO.
4&3D&ft0
Slepa lo beach. ocean
view, c)ean and abarp.
1239,500. Owner will
carry entire balance
.tltb normal down.
JACOBS REAL TY
671-6670
C....Mts.Trt8'n
Only 13% down wlu get
you tbeae Pride of
ZBl'. 2Ba, gar, complete
w 'WBh & dryr, l650 mo
yrly 700.1384 aft 6P M
COllla Mesa l 124 .......................
Sbl:llo apta. decor furn Priv paUo. Water 6: , ..
pd $22SMo. 646-5330
....... .,. •••• d .......................
G•od 3202 .......................
ltMIWPOIT ICH
Fw ·•rd._.. Pealn8u1a 2Br $S50Wntr
On waler ZBr tden 121000
Owneabip unlta lo super u.tw., ._.. locaUoo. One year new• 3 Bedroom 2 Bath owner 's 2 _..or bcb S500
COS•..&. MESA Id. $Z1.6,500. 7$2.l920 3 Br 2ba. nr bcb aw 11 ~ 2Br. pool. temua $700 ~wt.1ebe<helarpad J ftllAIL aar.pool,tamia$700 lBr, 1.Ba, 5 ml frvm bcb, ,,..., Udo2 Br. or all '8SO
pet.e OK. • ..-ee rent. PLACE Oo..._asra. *° CRmll. Tortdae Mobile Oow.t.er 2 Br Iden $1300
Hamel m.m raOPBnH• 0o water. vmw. tae
a MOllO IAY ·~~·o,.~~Ta~.-~·~.M.~I ~~~q i..::a~: ~Jlb,n the ~\lly of the 1:;:
hdftc from Ulla dw'm· flO..UX . Subadt abort ter. OG mc 1 Bdrm mobile home. VaDI ,.,, d die aboff. Aleo, Oab' SZS.000. .mA1 b 1 owoen may furn.lab. Pride o owoeran1p w ... fu ... "-•
don o s en
r1•., l 1' r '·
SZ"a>.GJO. Prtndpala onty ..__ 7 '4/631-1400 Owm'/All. Ml-0290 -
at••• .. TU'LIX SAMCL .. MTI
Oii 1 WI iocl1eCl comer
lot oab' 2 bib to beaeh
md ... All 2 8drm Wl·
lta. Owner will help
&ac..'111,.SOO.
CALI.MOW!
644-721 I
C.... ...... JW .......................
Nice ZBr. l.Ba. fncd yd.
encl carace. 254'
Oranee. hie A. '11Smo
h t . laat + $1.SO sec.
541--2771
•New 2 br condo nr So
eo.t Plua. Pool, spa
$4SO m o 7 59-0217 ,
8»-974
~ 2 br. I ba. crpts, ctria. ps range 1 bl.It
from 11th St. aboppin&. ms.s..om.
2 •• 18&, frpic. prdeoer incl. 2 cbildhn OK. No
peg. 548-saT
3br, 2ba, pool 6: J•c.
$750110. Newly re·
decorated MS· 7803 or
~
New~!br.Jba.
Vacaat now. *°Mo.
IG-11mar~l7IO
NEW 3br, 2~ba Condo
lllU1 t..mrea. Nr. s. Cat
Pl•u.-io~
BRAND NEW 2·•l1
twnb9e. 2 Br. 2~ Ba. '!Up
1omUm. AIC.frplc. pool, Jee.. elec. ....._ door.
Washer. c1t7er, refrt1 . .......
-Sq. ft • !Mwport fWtbU. duplea unJt. ,
br, 2~ ... fonDIJ din rm,
auokm UY rm, lrpk:, pvt
pmdo. dbl car IAI'· tllOO.
call &oJ Slemeos,
Gl·ml
RVM~
REALTORS
Ur, IB• To•aboroe.
AYllll. aow. •1mo. O.U •mc1or .... bdo.
.._...,er,w/famJ.
-~ .... MNIJI
aumE PAB&.M BR Tl'!RRACE·CARDlPP'
POOL...._XllllCamib Illa., 2Br, me, dbl pr, -. ,,. mo. la 6 lMt .,. bar; frpk, • mo . ... ... Dnid. MN:Z56 . &IMll1I --------·~ ... eoodc> nr. So ~E TREE LAJCES. Olllt Plaa. Poot apa OOND().1Br • Joft, t.n-
'410 mo. 7 H -0217. im. pool, Jae. avaU Feb. __,, M»mo. ID4ll.I
w.-..... 1241
l2J2 -··-············· ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOllE& l'OR RENT Larp Euc:uttve home,
i • .ar. Priced from 4.8r b , ST50 mo. -.-. P'Ded yard At 4'7·2042or4t'7·3212.
1arasu Fa m111 ea Sbdocottap w/pvt yard
please. Kida fl "ti • pslio, walk lo beach Ir
....... call 114-2511« town. S300 loci. ulll man.Alt oolee. .._,143
-~~-----!..J .!!~ ... !?.~! J Bdrma .. 2i,;, ba • put
3 br 2 bL -r.... 6 ocean •lew• Fr pie • poOa rel dry S:Ji.I:. oewer. elec gar Sl5'>
aer.m.-i•aaepm. ~ A8ilU*-7551
If C , • .._. 1240 Beautdul home 1n U ·
.... •••••-•••-••••••• ch .. ve Viet.one beach.
2 .... w pr . SD> er,.u. 3br, 3ba, ra m rm. 3
fmd Jd. ...._ pd. 2110 ded.s W 1uperb white
"B" Delaware. UJ-020 wattt ~ Steps lo bcb. 1~ S13l011o 414-NZl
I Z t4IW L..J-... 3250 ~~ ...................... .
I llr. N ba, 2 1t«y. 3 3 BR 2 bet.b Condo dbl
plans. approx 2000 IQ ft pr ffl)k Pauo. Pool
lf75 ~ HuallnCS.OO St " SS25 mo S5l 8559 Cay Ave '714JM0.5504 --------
or m•>MJ.1371 HOMESP'ORRENT
2 .-amdo. % car pnge,
--~ poot. abort skip t.o beecb yet very qwet
area $3115. 1st. last &
eecurity For appt call
mfill'.MM
3 or 4 BR Priced from
S&-l:i85 ~ yard •
1 arage 1 Families
ple aae Kids ~ pe t s
wdcome. Call BM-2566 or
'73-2171. A&t. no fee. i..,-..,... 1252 • Br cando. t.mDl.I. PoOl. • ..................... . ~. cJa..e. l~ba ..mlmo 38r.2\.;BaCoo
lf1S mo. -.?m. do approx 1700 sq ft. 2
2 Br 6 _ ...... .&..--·-· pools, nr everything
' ,__ ,_,, u.-.. ......ua ~ rood 499-1625 If Whalen Cove "575 N Alvrnse A~ 110W CaJI Ml-1.171 --------
or-.czlla&l N11uel Shores Garden
2br dbi _.... homes 3 Br. toed yrd. ' pr, ... ..._.. beaut laodacp Pvt
privacy $'40 comm walk lo bch. S650
112-1'Mll to stOo Jrlard1. All
8-J kJftiJ ZBr CoDdo aeai or 9'7·1151
wrretrtc Conv to lrwy 4c ---~ suo s.5l 1814 b , Zba. frplc, patios. l~lt
ynl. m>llo Adults. No
Pa.'l 4.i4-is.1 ---4Br, 28a, D-Ctl)t It
paurt, lrg yard MOO 8&-'lal. Eva, 8'2-D53 Ptttty. 2 bdrm, 2 ba patio borne w 11.Jr cood., soft
R>MP.S POR RENT water frpk, froot & rear
3 or 4.br. Priced from J*Lol, kNtded w1duarm.
....... FDcd yud •TT2 ___ 7603 _____ _
1ara1ea. Families 28 28 patio home
please. ltlds • pets ~. ::c. 2 car gar ,
-.kome. Call1164-256&or l.5$0 mo . fo r ll!ase man A&l.oofee. 111.18 ------SHARP 3BR, 2BA. L*Fcnd 3255 CRPTS~RPS. LRG .... ••••••••••••••••••• fNCD . lBUC SCH , _______ _
U'75110. EVES 6
WDIDS. ZlMSHl.25
'lOf: u42 .......................
:llr, ... frp&c, 00 creen-
bek. Amm from lake.
1...tudtn& gardener. Ice
mak• rdrig.. wuber,
dryer avaU. S67SMo. ~·
No Fee 873-31 J.S. Cl' llAJN CHANNEL
llr.s new 2Br Coado, l•-------a&r bdrm • livtq rm ..._ Vleie 12'7
OD tbe water, tetuda, -·•••••••••••••••
pali. ..,..._ IJJDO mo. 1.-1Ula'1 townbome. cm>•lll'1 llllfcmarae, a Br Z\Aa Ba,
1\1 A -aw. a.. rec -131·>111 M.._Jlp~ear Mix,.,.IHdt nft-,,,. flZS.llo. • ..................... .
...... l244 NO FEEi Apt. • Condo
-····---•••••• remtala. VIU. Rentals WOOOlllD•• ~Btr.
~ lld1. 4 Br,2\Aa ba, 1111J110a ...... t BR, den, blchlJ' up1raded .... n. .. et t P50/mo. Own/ All. a ba. "'Ir· De'tJ, ... -I . -..... •.Yeub. Udo. ......U.. 2 BR, den, llMTALS Iba. Newb'-dec.u" $1.000,
l BR.1 Ba... . .. .. . . . ... ,.arty. 8'1Mlll
2 BR. 2\Aa bL ....... '175 •--BW_ ic._..,..___.Q._._Re_a.t_t.or __
8BR.2Ba .......... ··-------I Bil. 2~ Ba ..... '550-100 ..
~ OalllD. 2 biral. 1 be. ,.,._., wr •tqas IQI.
1.mlMe. -mo Call -.ma.
W!81CUP'P 181' ••• p ... o.t. kit. ..... lm·
2 Bdn:D 1 a.. trout unit ol ~ EsceU loution
-Npl Halt ' Yr LM. tcO mo tncl water 6
........ >.#/. ~5ll2 ~'BR. family uv . me. PlaylJ'C)UDd. poot
Apt. bl exdlalVe Victoria
Beach. llr. 2ba. newly
decorated . Deck
w1ma1nificent ocean
view. Step• to bcb.
HOOllo Incl utll -.1M21.
----~~--~-----·
MUOQed 1' .I).
(122£1"' Am>-=-.t: -.,,., ) ..,, ., .., o,.lltial .. '°'1i-; .. ,armlad. a.~
"'PIC'f.-1 -~
cmc. ...... ft. .... dMa ------------.. ..._, Pfty, bMh 6 JI'\. -.000 IA TD. Wdt
parlrlnc. Yard fl Mt!UNd wtlO mon"
......... or manuf. pay o I I . O • n e r .,.. alao •• .u. Bnt cnt-.am C.11. toduat area.
eeGM..,.. ..
COSTA MBA
e I •/
,. I d1/ ............. ~ "'8i1*8tion
IJUO.ca.A. m..-o --···· .. ··-··-• u ... 11•:
2 2 ........ 4500 -·-· .. -·····-.. •••
WarebouM. Great loca·
CiaD. W~tpertlal omce.. coavertible to full e=.:n:t:io~
.. lbe ftne Koll lr¥tne
PBlllY
PllCID
ADS
ONLY~
me8lilUllf
APMIM9CTS
AIU.TS
•1• OJDdo m 'ovely settull..
2Bdrm 1t.ov• Is refril(. t4il• .... INdl 3169 br0 w pte. pool om
Aduha DO peta, l3:50. -•-•••••••••••••••••• t.cu:ai. "'75. ~NU
·~ bl ea.ta lies• between 405 6 73
treewaJs. PleMe eaU our
acent Mr Curll• at aDSE TO BEACH Slll-45'10 =~~ 10tol5.000141ft
SeU an1 l\.cm « c:oat•
IMnalloa ol l1em8 for 175
or leH with a .. HDJ
PIMhtt Ad. a u-ror z
~VC! da11. Eacb
lldd.at.1C111.aJ line .. IOJ for
I.be 2daya. Cbarte It' Gl...OOPIMIMG
2 Br. JV. e. M.2:>
2Br,2Ba M50
E:acellenl localioo wail.
to complete ahopplng.
8eautitu1.ly landacaped
Spedaaa apg Private
oatioe ar decb
OpenlMdalb
•West Wl.18on. C.M
(Behind Harbo-
Shopping Centef' )
631-56113/548-3'08
2 Br. 2 ba, new townbouse
Adults, DO petJ. ~
&6-7300.
IAr1le, quiet , br. com pl
redec Pool & patio
541-0C
z bd ., 1 ba. ulll. pd
1365/mo.
548-820t. M6-ZU6
Spar. convenient, bltn
OtW, aar. patio. elc. s:m Cblldok.~1-
1 BR apt. redec, new dJ'l)B
older 9dlU only. Sl70 mo.
N&-001.I
J Bdrm garden apt. stove
& reins. Adulta, DO pets rm 548-1377
l Br. stove, rroet Cree
rdng, prage. Adult.a.
DO pea. $296. M&-2901
.... ,... leodt 37"
Adulta. oo pee.a ~30 O.cbelor loft, refr1 g,
SZll5. stove. pool, adults. oo
peta.1310. M6-25IOL
-•••••••••••••••••••• $380. 2Br. patio CID. --------i refrig. adlts1no pets S2ll5 1.Br, pool, 1 adult. no
. T.M-AJames673-7787 pm 325 J 171.h Pl. off
2br. 3ba Twnbae. New
frplc, range, dlawbr, 1at.
SA Ave. AH llam
648-S137 THE
"GOOD
LIFE"
Adulta. No Pets. "95Mo IJ15 l Br. refng, clean,
lit+ .ec. 6'2~ adults. no pet,. 731-C W
Be au.,. coadc»; 3 BR.
2¥. be. llove-in cood.
~~decor.
NopG.-Ps' mo. c. I'. eoa.worthy
Rellltar' 646-0020 s.a..... 127'
YEAR·ROUND FUN.
Social Ac1tv1t•e' D•
rector• Free SunO&)I
Brunch• BBQ i. •Par·
tiff• Plus muCf\ more
GREAT RECAEATIOtl.
Tenors• Free L.esaonr.
(pro & pro anop) • 2
Heetth auae•Saune•
Hydroma11Dg8•5wm
ming • Golf Orrv1ng
Range
BEAUTIRJl. APART·
MEHTS: Singles l &
2 Bedrooms • Fur
nu;hed & Untum1sheo
•AdUll LlvlnQ •Nof>eU.
• Model' Open da1I~ 9 to e
Oakwood
2 Bdrm. 1 Ba. front unit o4
..-ExceU k>catior
Delll' Npt Hgt.s 1 yr leue
KS> mo incl watr &
prdener. A# M6-5l12
28r, W/f,U Adha,, CrpU,
d.r]ls. bltm, fnccs yd
Wiiler pd. 83&-WO.
3'3lt • 'C' • Onnce S3S> ma .. R'. Santa Ana $.170
ee.a. 1 W!TY Ii bdrm. ..._ 1aundey, lmmac. lfCl'llldl. 1121& Pomona.
$JZ5mo.a«JM
2 Br. Jllll:k>, sanae. No pm. 1 cbild OK 1355.
~
Garden Apartments 21r. new carpet. paUo,
-Ne~port e..ch/So.~ . kids OK. $3:50Mo 1st &
1lllh St. 87J. rnn
Tuwnhouae apt $345. 2 Br.
1,,., ba. Adult.a. DO pets.
18'3 Pomooa. Call for
~541M1357
S30!>M25. 1.:2 Br apta.
~. paUo, launch)' rm. aome w /encl garaee
lrfrplcs.
TSLlllJ!ll 1'2·1803
Fa.tGde larle oew 2 br, 1
ba. 1uodecka. &•rage
SC!S. all util pd. ~dulls.
"&Z551>.
8cb hM. E-slde. pvt. yrd
Ir pmjo. UU pd. 1240llo.
~ .......................
tl'enced yard. 2 bdrm.
$HO/mo. 492-2705 or
1700 16111 s. lMt. Open at 78&-B W
10oY9• ... 16th> lllh 55'1-4Sl'I 2bt, apt. near O.C.C. 1tar.
'714) 642 e110 & patio. I child OK. Newly decorated 3 Br 2 Ba .... ~ •• ., , ._., . N-..-""--h/No. . S I ......... o. _,.......,, s:FMa 3210 ........................
..... .,..,.. • ---townbouae pac 001 880 Irvin~ flf'91)laee & pool Quiet
•al 161"1 Ad-'"-•-17141 645-0!>50 area. ...,..,, DO pe ....
Nr. So. Cout Plua. 3 BR '----------$&50. 6'7s.590/6's.3381
2ba Condo.1ZilSQ/mo. Agt. 2 Bdrma, l balb apt.
~ --------Adults. $1J75 mo Gu s-1..... 3214 4 BR. 2 ba .• unfum paid. 6G-5D'13. Yearty • . . . . . . . . • • • l700
-·••••••••••••••• 3 BR. 2 ba. bey view LA~ AnS
Quiet 3br. 2ba, den. frplc, furn. w\nter ..•... Sl.000 Laree. 1,2&3 bd garden
2 car pr. CkJee to fW}'ll. 2 BR. 2 ba .. tmn. apta. Adults. Dlbwbr,
ll&Sllo. IG.-n Yearly . . . . . . • . . .. • S50 bltm. encl 1ar, pa bbq. S...L...-3216 fQal. GM Pd. 771 Sc:otl ..... _............... Pl.~;~
U,,. nu. ARb Bay. 3Jr', 2ba. amnedtnl pr,
B.rand new bome, 3 $915110. AduJta. No Peta.
Bdrm, 2~ Ba. Pnv. ..~~.,...~~Ml~0156~~---
Cllllllm beacb " teaDia ~ ata. l Yr le-.e 11915 mo. J800 Beau ODe Bdrm, 2 ~ br m super loca·
,.._ MN112 decS. ...,. .• lenaia et • lion, ground noor. butit-
Wl k • 'c lHI club bou1e. ~ loca-In kitcbeo. $325110.
.. .. ................... tlan,m.8139 Adalla. No Peta. inquire
• W. WU.00 Apt. E.. .....
IO!SA VDDE home at
moapbere 2W br dlx
.. NoNa. ~1.CXM
81!'.A.tm.Jl'U}. ireenbelt
)llDCll. 1 1111 ocem. X·lri Jhf, '39$. Gar avail ~Apel. 2ZZl<'A.Q10D
CM. .....
Ealtarde. 2Br, tBa, encl
1ar., adults only. oo
dop. $350. 673-0731
Beaut &ardeo apt, nice
Mesa Verde area, 1 & 2
Br w !pllbo. 955-21188
2 Br. 1 Ba, family OK.
Pool, jac., aecur. close to
So. eo.t Plaz.a. M3:S loci
~~.N-2171
.,_,.. 3126 .......................
2Br. clean. lllr.e new,
dahwhr, pr, balcony
Nr. oce1a 2l3GI 115o4.
lk164• 1Mdt 3140 .......................
•DELUXE•
GARDEN APT.
21r,Adlls°"'t ~car
petioapta .• d:i·. c-. to fwy& 6bcha
walk tolbopplnl.
919 , ••• , ....... ..w ....
847-6064 . ...._ .......
PAID( .-WPOIT
Bachelors. l or 2
Bedrooms lrTownbouaes From $.191).00
Spectacular ,pa. total
recreation procra m .
IOCial procram. 7 pools. 8
tenaia courts. At Fubioa
JaJand. Jamboree & San
.J09qUlo Hilla Road.
0141644-ltoO
*>AG~ HlchlY aper adeci. pro-
ffl!'DlNllY decorated 1
BR Blcb J> Versailles
Cando overklokin& foun·
tain Ir park-lake
courtyard. FuU stturity
bldg. $C7S/IDO. Call
CGl '44-7211
ASXFORNJGEL. A#.
3br. 2ba. ocean vi"'.
Newly re-decorated.
968-2238
Big C..oyoo condo wnh
dasa; 2 bdrms.. 2 ba.,
frpl .• wet bar, sec:unty
t.mnia. pool. spa. Ulte
new! MM900; 64<>-5947
VenailleaCoodo S395
Bach. 1133. Pool, sauna
jac. clbble. Security.
&eS-63&2. ev m 1m . 1001
1 BR. steps to beacb. gar.
pfr;n&. 1315 mo. yrly.
17N1151;~
Nesr Haq Jbp. "50Mo.
FWfed for 2 siqles, 2br,
2bl. cpta, ctn-. blUna.
dlhwhr. W ID bookttp. No
Peta. 4243 Dana Rd.
SCZ.733'.
••• =~ Hadingl«l Beach
You are the winner of
two bcketa ($5.90 value)
to Sports-¥ ...
&RVSllow
Jan. 5tb lhru 13tb
4nabrim,Cooveatioa
Oeoter Tk:bta may be claimed
by cal1iDg 642-5678, ext.
Z72 •••
Wmt.cliff 2Br, 2Ba. pool.
frpk, lldulta. Lwtunoua.
6t&.e57J. or m-:M9'7.
Nr Ihle, 2 BR llh Ba,
adulta, ao peta. ai5. Udo
la&aDd. 3 BR 2 Ba. aduJta.
no pets. S50. Gl.aBl8;
KSCJ3
Udo lsLm:I 2 br, ut1J loci
1150. Applianc.ea ~
1ara1e . 107 Via
f1arence. Open Sat15un.
m.2NZ.
LaMr --' br, 2 ba. ., /plltio. ., /W Cpl. ctri-.
bltna, ~ bit to bcb
8>/mo.. callMM:i51
lBrY"1S35D.~io t.ch. PropatJ Home,
eG-m>;ea.1010
2 Ddrm. l~ ba. Coodo
wtpoot. \p&, children.a
p&-.y area. Iota ot elrtr&a
$lllO IDOVel )'OU i.P. Call
Liu 557·7%01 daya.
lban 2 bdrm. l"' '>• lloto mo dock blab-2JOc
duple-t . llust oe 1q ft. or. Baker Ir
'leal'respooa. SUIC> de-Harbor. 50·1111 or
po11t + ., ultllhea. ~
_MS-_7:m __ a1t._12_aooa __ . __ .... W..e.d 4600
_ssam ___ evea __ . ----~ lrl home In Laguna .......................
wtlady w U yr. old ~ c:ouaae lD di•icb'er , or more '*· quiet 1pot ln La1una fup Pwll?a,.at•d Gr'U. .. wl1 .... HOO ....................... et.cb., Conlna del Mar s:ns. ... mo aft. 6· er Costa Msa for l3CJO or
SeaWll. rd_. i... ~ area esMD· 28r 28a. pool, employed ruU time. 'em. Santa lJa1. Wnt.e .ct IMDf. c o New 1'2 bdrm luxury Ana. SllO. 54S-3714 The D a 1 l y Pi Io l
adult tJ1U lD 14 plans Neowspa~r, P 0 Box
Crom $350, 2 bdrm Bach w same 2br. 2ba. 15'0. CoetJi Meaa. CA ~from $500 + Partc Npt. apt. w aa.me 9%828 or telephone
pools, taml.a, waterl alla, M>G7 m. 'Jet pondt!Gufor~& :..-------~ pald From San OMc..... 4400 O:iOeer student. 1' yrs, o.ii.o Frwy dnve North ......... •••••••••••••• ,_.place IO llve Ir 1tudy
on Beach to McFaddeu l!IDl West.chff Dr. approx CM NB area. it·Cb.anlt!
t.bm West. Oil McFadden 100 IQ rt. will bul.Jd to for'Wllrl DID~
to Seawtnd Village. awl. ample park1n1 ---m• .. 5198. JClbD P\sher' 642 • .sw. I t •/ltr'tftt I Pl•:• a.... 4000 lZJSSq fl .. mo. -·-... ••••••••••••
••••••••••••••••••••••• Jll7 WestclilC N 8 ~ w 11r.Jtcbenett.e '\geD1. S41 ·S032
S72week&up.
548-9755
Room for rent m CM
home . .i..vall no w
li!OO mo. ChN IW6-7174
or~3'3.5.
Bill PmiD. Pvt mt.r. "'V
+ lam rm. "'4o amoke or
CIDOk.. '120. 673"'41.9.
Rooln w 'bath. KJteheo
privlJeea. Pool ... wia. Wortdnc i...ty pre!. Nr
bm. HBINB area. S5C> wk
or S!IJO/mo lD advance
Send name,pbone
number • worti.ol re-
ferenoe1 to Ym Dally
Ptlot.. Box 1530. C-Oeta
Mela. Ca. 92546
Mil emeot Home ln H B.
area Cor elderly am
bulatory penion xlot
food. full time nuning
an.848-07tl
Bedrm w 'ldtcb prvlg 'a, nr shop., .tr bule8. 4dJta 00-
1 y 962·7520 aft 6pm
wkdystwknda
Sl.50/mo. 2 m1lea from
O.C. Collep. f\arn. Call
&42-411»
v ......... 4250 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •• G.AilgllstlM
21l7KnoxSt
CoBta Meaa
You are the winner ot
tll'O Uckeb ~.90 value'
to
Sport• • V.c•tlom &avse.w
Jan. Sl.b t.bru 13tb
Anaheim Coove:otioo
Omter-
1\dBa lmY be cl.aimed
by ca1llnl SU-567'1. en. m •••
Ell.ec. oles. 225 IQ fl from
S180 Stty aerv avail
.. anrtonaJ l.Dt'I SS7 7010
WAii*ROMT
LUXURY SUITES
1'.1$. Bayside Dr. NB m• lf'Ts.ZJOO
NEWPORT BEACH 'NII
brake-bas 2 ~ "' -ices • recepl area
avail Furn/unlurn.
7S!-«5li)
DEC.SUITIS A......,..,., ... tbat can l
be bmtl IWfed loca1XJD
6cbe to fnrya. airport • .. e1tauraou J. prof.
tecntanaS as"Va, Ideal
oftkel • buutlfuJ ~
pte. For IDOft ado. call
brv al lJ'19.Zll!.L
LUXURIOUS
DICU11YE SUITES
()(fices oow avail. to
"'ecantly appomt.ed Ex·
ecwive Sw1.es centrall.Y
locaLed nur rreeways.
courts Ir tbe Oran1e
County A 0 rport
Fac1hlle1 .nclude a
'nendly, efficient recq-
t 1onl1 t . te1ephone
operator wbo greets your
CiM!IU and amwers your
calla. a comptete CaaiC. fl Federal .aw 'ibrary,
'>eauufully decorated
.tooafereoot rooma. pboc.o
copy macbinel. • the 'annt .n secretarial ~. ~ twtber WO
le • pe-aooal tour
t.brouih the raciUlies.
OfUN coot.art Vortac
~ .. (7l4 lfl5·2288. m4 Jll5S.3lllDO.
~ toO IQ ft. C·Z. J.10
E a 7th St. &lite "II
1.1!6. mo. Doyl.e548-UM.
••• ....... .,
..5J1112 llionncb Care le Hunttn&too Beat'h
You att tbe wUlMT' of
'"'"' UcMU ($5.JIO value I tD ..... v .......
&IYSllow
Jan. Sib thru uib
Anabam C.cmvaiuoa
Oral.er'
ndlzt! -nay ~ <'lain~
by cal.bnl 642.58'71, e1:t m • ••
5ml Loft for aale. Ccm.1.ad
llanhalJ Salla. Owner
baa atber UlllenSll Call
64llMlm
..._.,tol.em SOJS .......................
SW.. LOAMS
aud
4'11Tn..tDeedLoan!!00 ""l!IDdeatiaJ property
Cu5tonu.z.ed to meet
your needs' R.E. DEPT
SAMllAGO IAHK
714 832· S200
fNEED
fMONEY
• ClllDITMO
PllOILIM
W&WTD'--
t7M5ll
~by
C....t4-Lo.a
CASH FAST
2Ddl, 3rdl. Swings
QillateralluUooa
'4obile Home Loans
~commercial adll.
For more tnrormatloo
and t.o ptace your ad call
642-5671
Free Jcmket Ftlg!U
Everydayt.oLM Vecaa
Via Scheduled Airlines
For lnfonnatMm CaU
521.arro <213 m&-0100
Lo1t & Fo.d SlOO .... ................. ..
FOUND ADS
ARE FREE
Cat:
'4~5'71
·-
l.all or Foimd a pet? Cd
Animal A11111tanc~
~. 537.2273, oofee.
f<MJd or lolt a pet? Call
Spttlal Pals Hotline.
714 /Wl,. im. 2131258-7*
LOST llY DOG: HELP•
Bla c k 6 Tan Ter-
ner Oob9e aux. fri~.
lr1 . yo unc .
HEARTBROKEN ~
S4B-6CZ1
GENEROUS REW ARD
... retmn ol au..-Copdc ere. • ctwn. lost tn
Robiason'1 ID Nwpt. u.a. $edhnmul value.
Awe ca11132-C.11 ·~
Lost . Gold C bar•~."
Bracelet. 1ent1ment~
val..e. Colla lleaa
NewJit.~l
150 REWARD for return
d atiJe Beagle named
"Zack" Lost Dec. 25. VIC
Hrbr Npl Bl v d s .
Downtown CM. 64.5-4734
Lost. 2 dogs Vac. Spr-
lngdale1Talbert. l f
DoXJe brown. l C. mix
med. black w 'tan. Both
'~ fneoo.ly. REWARD
841).3'4() ------
Lost Fem. I-Setter. ug
Bcb \2/16 Nds ear
rnedJci.oe. Maureen ev
C9M73S
l.alt F1\lfy Persian ca\.
Tor1ot.M! SbeU ~ Cd.al
beach. Reward. 752-~
Lolll wtute le It. grey
Persian t1tty: CoHeaet
Park area.~
Found S~al po int
Siamese kitten .
Male. Whale coll at.
548-3868
Found. Fem. German
Short Haired Polntet.
Mesa Verde.~
PAUi SPRINGS AREA
.RE;N'l'ALS. Condoa or
...... f'Uro. or Unlu.m .
WHllly, monthly or
laaflr. Call for "'""'a· Uona. T" • Racquel ...._,. OMJISll ..
mc..surm
Prime Newport Beacb
b:. Near o.c. airport .
Real bid. receptjoa. COD·
ference rm. janitor
1erv .• utlls. 100 free
co pie s & more
SecretanaJ serv. av ail.
Uaor Doug 851-9411.
CREQIT·NO PROBLEM
llroken Welcome Found. Gordon Setter. '48.tJ75 Hunt. Beacb. Call
PALllSPIUNGS. CA
OONDO aENTALS
1..Gar7~.
CclalpMtef7 P'Urn.iabed.
Colm&l'J Clab SetUQC.
Golf, T..-available at
SpedaJ Rat. for out
a&-. ODlJ. W.ekly, ......,,, ud W..aod ........ .
Call: o-sw.r-• <JM>mtni
CAtHEDRALCANYOH
ax.mTaYO.UB
IMOREIUMT
E :ucuthe offlces.
airport area. Up to 1280
9q. ft. Nft crpta • drpa.
Oallaow. 55'7·7010.
1orzRm8altel trom m. m w. llU1 SL cau Tom
~-
u • 1 aa dbt. em..; o• l•••• reca . Ht. ~ ......... ••sa
llrmey for lbort-tenn 2nd 7 1 4 f 8 49 • 81 0 4 o r
1D'a, 00 cndtt cbeek, DO _21J_MJ,,_ZNI _____ _
.-I;)<. SI0,000 up. For Found: Standard A11
action call a1ent. black rem. POODL• . cs.mi .,um.. -rre.un laland MobUa
~Lai 8cb. Ju at..
~
a.ta,._. IJOO ,_ 11 • IJIO ~Wmhd 7100 ....................... ....................... ... .. ............... . HllpW_._ 7100 HllpW...... 7100 .... W..t.d 7100 HltpW...... 7100 .... w-... 7100 HlfpW..... 7100 ....................... ....................... ....................... ....................... ....................... ..................... ..
l.OST: Doc: Sbe1Ue Cloy l!:xdUn1 PboDe Calla
eallie) II. So. Lal\IJla. We are for real. Try ua. A~IYf' ~needed.Sdaya Blau&.Y Operator, wia· CM ........ ""*-Oaraoa del Mar. 1 t.ant wu&.ed for 1bop ...._._ •ua D-31. Fone-A·Frlmd: 55&-3HL IWHA' hllna
...c1m •rs PlllUTION mo. llrJ. US-l.l70 dya, OWD11r lD Newnnn area'. ,_. Elpl''d ..... eat.lmator
L()ST: II. Kee1bouad.
"1c. Ceatra1 Part iD H. 8 .
'ismokeJ", Loat New
Yean Eft. IN2-3'39
~eve.. Fublon coaacloua. Wld.edwtlbatroqbaell·
BABYSl'ITEB-for 2 acbl _cn_.IJllO __ . -----p'OUDd iD eartb quu-
... ~ h a.tpnc. BOOKKEEPER/PUBLIC titles . project coat
Penoa who took blue
beaeb erulaer from
e.rtlar' Shlppinc Center. .,.._ retunJ to 2118 w wu.oa St. ,Apt. C. NO
QU!STIONS A.5KED
UAll~o.a1~. ARTIST
The Daib' Pilot bu aD PHYSIC llADB !mm•thde open.in& for a
.um.a.-. quaa&.lty ~ mature woman, owa ACCOUNTING -CPA otl • dllip lmowledce.
tiwmp. ~ flrm '*!' o.c. airport .a.-.k. to -Lo llr KDIO will edvile on any lakmted and creative
p\Alletm YoU have. Sbe penoa with neat and will olfer you 3 rudlnp clean procluctiaD akllla.
OW!I' telephone. 1.Pluak Qbp spec ~,.,;% 2.Tarot Carda 3.Ad· OOllllll ad I vise-~ for all. llu1t a IDUlt. Typiq abWt.r a
• - G abort haired have your phone oo. lat plua. Good company ~= ~. · name & birth 1i~. Coo-benefltl and 1tartla1 aaJe.cat. Wbtoocbest& tact Kemo at (4011) salary. Pleau call
Bllbydta'. Eva Appro&. s.u. Permanenl poal·
tioD. s.laJ')'. 6'1S-'1IZ1
Babyaltter wanted. 1·3
daya per week. My
bome. Cdll area
MO-SB ~ Jep. ADI. to Bobo -.......,. _,1 Soq l n-----t al ·~., ~-1 u.t to lleu del Mar on .....,.,...,. or ....., ue ;;LZ77 betw.;;;·t'Ali Bab)'lltter. Need local
Jan. 1. Reward. S46-6077 Dr. Aptos, Ca.~ ad SPll for m&.erTiew mocber' to care for 4~ yr.
Al1emtXm I am pregnant. aw*'mmt old strl. 2·3 d•YS/Wk,
1Allt.. Alaskan Malamute foreign and healthy. J..._,u.tA.1 ... c COAST 7.S> AIU.~ PM. Nwpt. p u p . R e w a r d cam:d take care of m Bcb. Call 644"*"1 aft.er·
7J4-SS-l.917. _ b•bY Need adoption. DAILY PILOT ooao.
f'ouad Pamlt. Call and a.ml Nellie. 5»8976 330W. Bay St .. ........ u... Dokhiaft.er6PM Coetallesa Babysitter, mature. ~ An Equal needed Immediately 2 ~5780 WJCOtCOOCz.1l:C a a:n:ea Opportunity kida, Thur-Fri & some
l'bmd: Jan. bt. Bobtail
eit, youn& male, blck &
wbt, abort balr. very
'fnendly, Pacific Ave lD
W. Costa Meaa. ~7090
LOY& Y LADIES __ Employ----'-•---• sa. 64S-9ll7
MODB.S & ESCOITS AJDIS/OIDitUES
With All sbifta, Wlll tra1n ii not P&n'HOUSI exper'd. Apply at Nwpt
FIGURES Con val Center. 15S5
Found: Young Male 714-7:17-3198 2'.Hrs ~Ave.,N.B.
Golden Rtvr. Npt Hla a snnsnnnsnnnSJA Aau,.11 •T,....
area. ldeatify. ~311.S ... SS YIGAS 'lmmed Openln&. will
Found Ir c bl•. c k SHOW GIRLS train, N.9. 541-111.9.
CoUie/HUlky/Sbepberd. l5COllTS ASSEMBLERS I INJEC·
Y\c. Capo Beach, 1-1-3). F t Se I T Lag T l 0 N M 0 L D E R S m6lll3 aa rv ce 0 needed. Call Judy. ---------t ll1ls. Mmalon Viejo • I.nrtne 556-85.20. ftmd: ar Ellia/Bmba.rd, !Jt Sbeepdoc, male. 1/1.
-.ir.s
'5J..9100
MCJYISA
l'olmd: Yount <approx 6 Wanted: 7am tennla
mm> lrilob Setter fem. putner at TeWlakle
•QP. N r Gar fl el d I c.wrta. c.all 546-4487
Ntwlaad, HB. 983-881.5 A French Dell&bl
sno I.IMAM DE LARUE
-·•••-••-•••••••• ESCORTS :MHRS
ASSIST.~
U11hwnity A&bleUc Club.
Weekmdl ft evea. Mual
have~ iD Rae·
quedJe1l instrucUOO. H ·
erciae pro1rammln1.
tournament actlvilles. Starting pay tlOQ/mo.
Call 752-7ll03. Jolm
ASSr. MANAGER for fab
*
SaYlnCJIAcct.
Clerk
PJLEGNANT! Carina. &-!ml 913-0482 ""'"""'la' coumeling • --------nlerTal. AborUoo. adop-S1niJe WODllln seeb male
tm•lr.eelJ'nl. companion over 50.
cbaiD. Fabrtc or retail 1 or more yeen .aviap
a:p. pnt. Call Maurtne • lolin expen~ pre-
64IMIMO. fernid. APCAllE SC7 .2513 5t6-4IM.1
Attendant, paralysed
married woman ,
penon•l care, mu1t
drive. Mon-Fri. Balboa
--------cova GIRL "'1011G1 Slf'T1cet suo For tnfonmtioo, pleue amtac:t: Sblrley Parter,
IC'l-38.. • •53-0771. .. •••••••••••••••••••••
a HrOuleall Service
ft!: LAW atudent need.a .$25,000. Wlll do an)'lblng
Leaal. ConftdenUal
DVll. P.O. Bos 3242,
N.B.la3.
BRASS KEY · A~u~~xper
•I ;flhllcorfl• neceaa. H~y rate •661-0729* +<UDm. Good advaace-
NOW HIRING IDlllL mG90
USUfl SA VIMGS
&LOANASS'M
UI021 Beach Blvd
Hunt Deb. CA l2llSO
*fOXYLADY* 1 • ,.... AUTO~
OOI'CALLONLY Jt:;.._ ~~~ Poracbe *
•'7Z.l IJI• _.................. b t or expandiDI larv' --------!*±• a nop, op a , , -beDema proftt lbartni-E.O.E.Mfl'ta ~OMMY'S hat &Hae 7005 Poracbe Renoeaaport I' _ .................. ~1405 IA1 •Y OF NEWPORT 0 -'"' saw 1woa:a. AUl'O--JWl'IVE----• MA1Ni m
ESCORTS ~~Pree video. Acea taP.,.... Tbla may concern
eQ.ISll AlloHLriDI ~w·~ 7075 Au&omotlve experience YoU-.We a.re a uUonal
- -aece-1ry. Salary com-wtdeaUer' ot lD.dlSlrial . ...,C ... -................ menaurate witb es· equipment. We are loot· I_, Uve-ln practical nurae, '*'-"8. Haun II to 5 bll far todMduala wbo r'N'"RTS C~' s:::!ed. Monda, thru Frtday. want to ura btwn ""1llU -=mnift EXCELLENT cbaace '200-$500 per wk. We allrl. 641.0180 4M<2IOI, Hl. for advaocemmt wtth an ba.,. hd1 • pltlme post. MCJYISA enthualaatlc, 1rowln1 tklm cipm ud a com· Mllp Wmlld 7100 CDij)Cll lltioa. _, tr.mtq lll'Oll'UD.
'"" ..... b7 si.ve, Uc'd Tblnplat, N.B.
u.m.t'paa. Ant OaJJ ...,,
.IL\S&AGll..,...tco
Yasm aw:
-.... 1 ....
~ o.1111 •u. *"111
anoun:AU. m.m
IHI IHeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Call Bernl u J'Ulll ... UJ'ed of malt•
lnl "*dmiam ...... wOrttnc ln a UDlform,
call toda7 for H In·
....... beJleye ...
la DO berfter, bul tbai
,,'.. ..... ...... die a, to o..p c:..tr t\&Cc:tH. ror ara la· 2125Jlarbor Blvd. all -11JO 006l'AllESA :"• c .,.7._ f
97'·2IOO
bu permanent book· ~ .ri'ib~ l"alllDa.
bJeoper' pasWoa open. Ex-Robt. a.tn. Wm. rromt •
per. to Mndltn1 acas or ... ..,,..,. •. 1401 Quall St.
lll!ID lec:tcw reqd. Salary NB.
Open.Call~
--------• Oa1ca1 pasJl1oo aYail lm· ~ med. Requlru lyr
Part lime bookke.per derical exptr • ability
needed for retail ~ hlnc to type t0wpcn. SW1J.na
1tore. Houn Oe:aible. 1alary S3l8 bl-weekly
~Valene, 642-2"4. Call SIS-OUl Ext. 312. for
~. Frr. Salary
cunmemund.e wllh a ·
per. 751"8784.
BUS PERSON -AvaU
d8)'11 or evesunp. Full or
put·tlme. Apply In
perSClll 2'135 Pacific CsL
Hwy. Btwn3-SPM.
Qurvaasen
Door to door. Work nr.
ywr home. Ml or part
time. a.oo/br. 838-21M2.
C~HIERS
UTDTEM
MARKETS
0pentnp DOW aYailabae
far full lime AA.iatant
Managers OD 2Dd • 3rd
shift. No experience nee.
We train. Start S:UO lo $4
per hour. Advancement
opportuaity for maaage-
mmt posltlom to $5.SO
per hour If qualified. For
mare iofonnaUoo • in· t8'VWw. apply to atore n>. llllON.-PacificCout
Hwy, Lacuna Beach.
49Ml:m. Wlll 1nt.ervlew
Moo thru Fri tam to
Jpm.
F.qual Oppor Employer
11J9•DAY
1'.d .. air,oa JllA1 '°" a•dQedfaU.
DAILYPl.OT
smYICI
DaCTORY
OOrrl'IOWI
'4W671
8PIJl. Oran.le Co Harbor Munk:iP9l Crt.. E. 0 . E
CL&ICAL
Pe-maoent po&itioo
with well eslabu:C
unall company. C&erical
'MJril with empbaa11 OD
Inventory coolt'OI, pro.
ductioa control. purcbaa· Ina. typtq. (Approx 80 wpmf Please call
m«Jeo for appt.
Oenca1
CR.EDIT
CLERK
Newport Beach
~ reqUrea 1U1n1. lite typlac. beavy
pboaea, xlnt 1ervlce
orient.atloo. Umontha
dstc:al aper.
Yoar 1 apxaibWtia wUI
lnclude· c:redit c~kinc
Incoming wrtltea la· qWies, wortln& w/lG-
by, b&DdliDI heavy de-
ta 11. verlfylnc
alltomen · accouola.
Good opportunity to
..... '""' lD thi.a post.
Uoa.
AppUcaatl ·~dd
eoatac:t
cua
()pport. IM a Ylbrant
aperdq ladtv. to join
expanctin1, PIOllwift .. .... .,.. s.. dldcal
a:pr • llllL .. u. ....
ptbde billpfal. Dara&by
91-315157 Uail.ed PalODll
Services of Garden
~.
O.U, 7·11. l :JO PM·
UPll. Tum, Wed • Pt\.
11PM·7AM San tbru
'lbun {?~ Pawartno,
CM.m-tl52
c:&all/JYPtST .
Permanenl po11t1on .
»«I wpm Gd wortmg
coad & benefits Mon
tbnl l'n ~S. f1'-ZZ"10
a.ERK tt XEROX copter
opentor. Sl. 10 per br
Morm:np & SaL. at -005.S
Om&racS.or or Carpeo&er
M.at be an uperieaced
pro(euiaaal. Call Barker
ICJtchen Remodellnc
m-0110 CM). -----
COMTIOLI.&
R•pldly espand1nc
Orange Co Muuf•c·
bnr b.aa lm.mel;l. opeo-lnc tar rwpomlble profit
onmLed profesoxw c.o
~~UCOll· ~. Candidaie mmt
haw acallmttn.I decree
-be well vened lD ~countl n 1 Coatrol1, Budfm. EDP, ad O'f'ft'·
all ftnancW • account· tQs qmt. Call beglD.ID& 0eca a..1757
OJuala' Help f A. $3.SO to
.... br. Wkcba. Tbe BaM
Sbopotm. ~ 7310
DENTAL A'SST t•------•
CHA I RSJDE, npe P'ACJ'ORY
w/RDA, .a.blilbed of· WA.llEHOUSE nee ln Newport Beach ~BLERS
mu.~ No Experience Needed
Dental A11l1tant /
Ortbodoo"c Cb.alnide.
Join our team
~omee.eo.ta ...New ...... 541-$110
~ntal Auiat. Ea·
TiJP hy Paid Weekly
l\crrell~
...a.&
~ .. ,,.
perieKH, !spanded ~~~~~~~~ duUel Prtnte office
HaaL BeKh. 4 da)'I. Call
1(7-81)1
Dm&.aJ ~ kaobl& for
~ lelf.matJn&.ed
back office aulalanl
Career opportllnlly 6
blm&a for riibl ~
~547 18ri0Jtaway
DEPENDABLE ADULT
to Gplrll&.e partini lot
•weeper. P 1t1me Sat
ZAM to IA.II, aAD &AM lo
2PM 545-2111
Duk derk /telephone
~.pa.rt ume. app-
ly Bruce Smatb, Sao
<lemeDt.e I a.a. l2S w.
&pied\•
DISPLAY BUll..DER -
Mm. 1)'n e:lq*'. to Mki
cmiom brdwood du-
,..,.. ....., co. w /bealUI
.-. pralk .unnc. pd
YK. 11-.tJ 111"1rt, aalary
open. Cbarlea Gary a:.,,. 114G1~.
Dri,.,,. /Ga.rdmer comb
Haw Yahd CA Uorme.
Good dr'ivln1 record
l6ll. ... JD. ApplJ al
Peanyaa•er . tt•o
f'lacodi• Cll.
Driffn. Cbeder Cab,
pod drhlDI record,
mature Individual , ....
Dllfla/MOYB
... fun:llure tiwk. lluat
be °"" 15 ....... Id dn v. reeard. .. /Ume. Ml~
Driwr. omce funa. de·
bwry for O.C. 6 L.A.
Good drivln1 reeord.
Exp. pref. Mcmahan
o.a.~. •nn r:.trm'1tomJd. afteranoa. Deliver
~products toaupel' aaraea. S174"'.
N.ac:&.9t&
Jl'uD time. Jay• Renfro
lmanace. NB. ~9000.
~•Be•en1e
1be Balboa Bay Club ta
DIJl9 b&nn&. ~4ia•M1 pc
Muat be uper. Hrs:
7anHpm.
Pleue call for appt
Mon • Frt. 9.30 to :;.
MS--7351.
GAL YRIDAY·.,.. time,
~ exper es·
..m1a1. llqible bnl. tn-t..mtc job, m.Q70
o.rd8Dlr • ULe main·
teaMct. pmrt time for 40
milt 1111t comii'a C.11 . •ia .
Gardener helper, apts
ea.ta lie.a. aome ex-
penace deUrable. cau
wllda;ya 10-4 KHI0'7.
• .... Office
Securttiea nrm "ttram ritlll pswan for uaique
~ w/klta ol vmie-~. lllalll t!Q)oy~ In buay atmo1pbere .
'l)pUlt required. Call
IJnda. m.ocno
Q!NERAL OFFICE,
221 ron.t Ave .
Laiuna Beach
~office. Ptr mom.
tap. lllllt type A spell.
~m.1ru.
GENERALOFPICE
lwmce Co. oea.r o.c.
lli1',.,n needl rattni It
eodlnl ~ Math ap-
Ubde. Good balldwrit·
lag. Typla1, 35·40
81)('111!0.. ""' bour wt.. meal>
GENERAL OFFICE -
P'ull·time: Ezper.
w/payable1 A: re-
ceiYabiel pref. T)'pillt -v-a S)wpm. ,.._. • ftliq. _,,_., a.u~
llm•..,...15JTlor
older. JtDOW u. eout a-..1 omee, pert ume. cm.. Net flll •.,..or No tJ11ba1 req. Need owo
more. Oraa1e Coaat ar. 2 to a daJa per mo.
Yellow Cab, 1'1m0 Mt. ll llour. AM ror Carol, Jltrrmun, Foaataln GMa
Valley. (No of SI ater I ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii betwra Newltope • ..
l:.dd> General
A ..... '"' r6Sr. MIW YIM ••• ::. .... , .........
We have oSW1ftlnp for s •• ,..t•r•••·
"'''''· ... Clliflll, • ........... can
todaJ .... work
tomOtTOWI Ne.er
a fee
,, , ~
,-. \ -.Jr~
'f I •
,.
I
Nm.If
mmtfl ~li~~c~:4~~~ . MMl'I• ...._ wD ti&._.,._...,. .,...._ ..... ..__-..,.....,_1 N ... ._ _..., lllslfw AWt. ~ putesce. l»'•f•rablJ -~ _.wawr • 111 tlklM ... , e •••• ll 1, DeW'IPQllr. bceJJnt ~:;;.;;.;.. _____ _
WrW ., •1 &*taa ••~ • ..:..t:m:.• WiiCAWl ..;.;.;;;-...-------1 u:•Pll·T:IOiil;n . ..._._ • ...___ Aat a.t•oUoDllt for MmMGlm r ...-:;_,_. ... ,.,.._ Kaw _,,_ .... _. •111o11n1•-...••' ,,,,,,.. ..._" _ --------' O&&MelCOAST fut paced New~ flGll Rdo aac' bu full .... DM.YNOT Bid a.z. ctnee. HOlllA.YlaLIJI Um• career op · RN IUPsav11oa : -..:a phone etiquette,
No •• ,er••••• I r:;:=-~ ~·a~iu~NUKSJ:: ~rz:. =°~~ui:: VOLT Deeflff'7· 'hp "1 • af 8P DOW ID t be IJa-Upm :Dlual()pp:ll'tady _ID_21DO _____ _
.• paid YI .... • • ~ Bladl ..... 1f NUBSq AID&S: 7.J:30 ~ ..,,. • ,__ ·--· •u... ---.....:....:;..---1a..~hd1t for aUOrmJ
I ,. .. 1Dilka7 nUred er.-;.,. \. ~. n-:.-eo. .&I-• or• caUlel oaduate cw a.tifledorwill &nJa ~ ..... _ ..... _.area; rTW I _.. euneattp .. to NURl&S AID~ AS· T .A. 8 . aaewerln• ap. pnl., Iii. tJ]liq 6 t m0eet•blabl7IDDllvM-SISTANCE a:aoam· trflce bookkeeplna; aood
I ~ ._ ..._ i ·---.--No T.A.a. -· .-.. ha a telepboae tecbaique • .. _._.._...,., ·--__..... few poaltiooa open lD -.uao.
'
t.ed oa parlormuce Good.-~, al ... _ taJ 1'\11.,&\.Clll.lsllaml. a. _.;........;._..;,..__ ____ _
...... et 2700 W. ~c • .... a -. V.ntdlht.ft$, Ptr Ul:EPllONlSJ' -Of.
a.It Silbw11. Nw»t ....._ '1apblp Cea-ar rrr. 11aa:f oW&aDd-ftotAlllllt. Goodft'ol&GI·
•WMOl'MCI
•TOITAllT .... Wl'lll
&IPSllU.KCB
IE~ II ···-•u•-:,.~ ... ~'!!:~ Inc bmtall. Wodt near flee •Jlll9araaee. Lite ----.. _._" .. _ ywr bome Ii earn wlllla t1pJ01. •~•1 work I ATANDYOOBP.Z.O.E. ~ ,.,ulearu. .... in N.B. ltartiq
loutQfllce v.w~ We1'1U'l'hdD O••c•ir Paid Beuefit.a DI 'COed
ee.l"l~tces
Call or
: Mature WOlllaJl D .. da •MllSI 5C.'M230 E.O.E. Nlm7•.5't-
woaan compM1on. live ~YISOtl* POOL CLEAN ING ..... ii0ifi5T
Come lD Tod.y
IJ).1441 .........
2102 BUllneu ctr Dr
Sulte208
I in J daya. Oootfq, muat Tbe nation •a I ar1eat SERVICE·DOW accept· Llnr ftrm ~ frieDdly,
have· car, no an>Minl home care provider in& applicatioaa for pool out~!11recepUonlst . 113-719 needl a SUpervilor of clHoing servicemen, ex· U&e • pberai of.
DW'aiDI Hrvlcee. We perprelerred,631..f784 flee dullH lmmed. m, ' ... Qialpa:DJ' Callbetwewal-2 ll8blre lady to work in 1633ZllnNewport 147-Mft tWlclt home w/3 children on ~~~~~~~~1· 8907~121.S Balboa Pen. Lite hskp&. -I laund.. cook in a. Sam·
0.. jabOiJllUitwdtiel for tSJ..OUO U. Spm, M·F. Sal. com·
WllllDm. llM6. For tnfo I 715NM&IDCBU8~) enlllrate w /abtllty.
C4lll •it• Kyaelh: I !t(aln~BIJt) ~liability .ti refs. a
~5G-35'17. YWCA. •1 ·ue.os.u L-.iMI' must. Noa-smoker. ._aa _ I 27957 Cabot Ro&ct 8734227 for interview
...,OMc.Cllrtl I EOE MECHANIC w/eome
Rapldl1 es\:>•ndina ,_ · ld/F 1 6:ftiln exp. Muat have
lntne a.al lmurance -==--------own toola. Good rated qeocy b.u immediate Imuraoce pay. 951·9062
:T1:..= ::b~!:; = = ~e: Med-A.ISt. Non-smoker. .... P»ttioa Type ..0 . . Elp. Hrs ... salary open. wpm. Excellent op· opportlmlly for advance-n~Sl94.
portalUly for adnoc:e-1D1111t. Pbone982-5W7. --------
meat Is excellent co. INSURANCE Medical
bmeftts. SalatJ $700 mo. -c.oatact Joyce for in· "·~v I& ~ualt)' A.s-t.erview. 754--0991. ~exp mm 2 yn inc typmg, xlnt benefits.
Plodlillctiw James lnsW'aace office, Growina maoufactwi.na Irvine, call Maureen
co. bu ope:niq for pro-~.E.O.E.
ductioo worlt ln tbe -•-•..uo-E medlul rleld. Good ~ warti:tq ... •••tltiiom.tico. Personal Unee uo-
bmefila. Excellent opp-derwriter. Es:pr'd. Jay le
t'y for advaocemeat. ReafroAemcyMS-IOOO
Some chemiltry pre· IJUrior DesiOJ firm bu
fmwd bat oat aeceaary. cpeniaa ror hard work.Ing
TJ'O..!ml. Lquna Hllla. rempanaible penoa in lbe
Growtni O.C. Co. bas full dlred public relaUou
&. pa.rt-ttme POSltlons ftekl. Call JD.12 Jloa-Fn.
available. You can ex-~
peel to earn up to JEWBJlY SALES
SJ.oo/hr doina interest· Azl opportudy to crow
inawwk.SSl-41811. wla buddinl firm, to
Guards IUld your own cliefttele. GU•RDS HEIDB> Elegant environment.
IMMa>IATB.Y F tT . NB 1573 -4734, ISU-41))7. $4.00;tto.' We have openings for L A N D S C A P E
security officers la the ABCHJTECT · Immed.
Lqu.na N 11 ue J area. pastioD for dufls penoo-Benefita include: un· /desi.gner w/1·3yrs pro-
dorms provided. paid duct.ion ex.per. Foog &s
v.eatklm 41 wa1es paid La Ro c c a A s s o c .
~. Please call or 714-645-9444
apply In person at.
Bum's International LAUNDRY
Security Services. 1775 SUPERVISOR
Center St. Sh102. Huntington Valley Coo·
AnabelmlliBJ5. ISSS-4QO valescent. 8382 Newman
G taRJ> Ave, HB. 842·5SS1. u~> E.o.E. M &,_...._ L_e_a_d_l _n_g_H_o_m_e
llaleorFemale furnishings fabric 8eUnd ncome. _......._. __ , _ __.._._ 't
UDi.forma furnlabed; ~er,"'°""""'' aas pmd HcatiGP. No H · &buw1wm manager ror ~aeces•U'7· App-Costa Mesa dlvaslon.
ly IAtul Iova\lpUoo & 1Uitioo entails sales cl
Security, 1537" Baker St. service to the interior de-BJ4 A, ea.ta lies a, sip trade. Salary open. '51~. besed OD esperieace.
7U-'15t-OOSS.
LVH
Recovery room, Frr.
Santa Alla & Newport
area. hml.lY Plaaaing A.sloe.
Medical Group
Call ~.13S-4628
MEDICAL ASSIST ANT
Badt ofc wart &a happy
Oa.GYN ofc or Hoag
Hospital, send resume
t.o: m Placentia. Ste 209,
Newport Bch. Ca. 1112863.
Mlclc .. Seaelw,
Total responsibility of
front o ffice In solo
~·s prac· Uce. Bttgbt, energetic,
good-typing. phone use.
cdledMlnl. Esperlenced
In medical office. Xlnt.
salary. working condl·
txm Hunti.ngt.on Beach..
548-:1188
Medical receptlorust for
GP in Costa Mesa. ~
peri en ce a mus t la
medical terminology.
secretarial slt1lls &
heavy volume phone.
Sl6l Per moot.h. To leave
reswne. call 64&-1631
Medical TECH·
11«)(.()GISf F tr. M ·Flor e:xpendi'!f Re{ RIA Lab. u c reef Chem bckgd
pref 'd. Xlnt benf. NB
area. 548-5581
•MODB.S• &
•ESCOITS•
&penence Pftfernd
-*661-0729•
need an RN with es-open101. Call Frail, ~ in auperviaing, Practical NIU'We9 deslriag lm-7441. home DW'l1nl. iJ:Hervjce full-time private duty --------
&sanint.eftstintbesrow· positions, w /rece1lt n · ~ST ,
UJ& field~ bocoe health perience & ms. Call for Some typing. 1ood
lflr'Vic9. Call for appt. appt.181--0liOS. telephone ability.
Upjobn Healthcare Malure re1fon11ble Service. Newport Beach Preschool teac ber. person Fu I time.
7SM8. cmtlJ'.icate or exper ~ mae
q'd. P lllme & f1llme -------
available. 6'0·8820. Rll:EPTJONISf -Type ~-50wprn Good phone Office Help
Azl opportunity u.1.-ta in
our buly Fasbioo laJand
office for a talenled
peraoa who wishes to
work 20.u lft'• tweek
w /tl1IDltl van ation due to
aeacinaJ demand. If you
are a motivated 1n-
dlvidual who can wort
qtHt1y • effidenUy on machine peeling 6 other
clerical respomlbWties
this may be the job
you've heal looting for.
The compeautloo &
beoefit.l arw com=Uve.
U you are !'led • seriously iotere1ted
pleiMe call Mr. CUoe at
&M-9710 for appotntmeot.
OFFICE/ I.E.
Moo thru Friday 10 30
All t.o 2:3) PM. Neat ap-
pearance and 1ood
telepbooe manners re· ~?:?-~~~ btwn 9-5 daily. 875-2311.
ORDER TYPIST "/com-
pWl' exper
54&--0808
PART TIME
EVENINGS
Adults with ouutanding.
attractive penonalJlles
~ eQJO)' working With
lads. Over 21. Start at
SJ.50 per boor. Phone
6(2-4321, Ext 250
BETWEEN t-SPM. ..............
F.qual Opportunity
Employer
PART·TbaS
STUDE NT S.
HOUSEWIVES. ETC.
Vacation Club need& 5
GOOD phone voices!
Start S4 .00 /br.
Dil,ys/Eves SU-111C57.
PAIT·TIMI
LOAHCLIU
Weft 4 hrs dally la Dana
Point. Type, handl-e
teAepbone l& WOl'k •/loan
documentl.
maooers. Front office
PltltfTING ~· Adverta&ng
U '°"are 20 or over. & co. 556·0460 ask for
klaking for a career o~ ~.
portl.aUty an pnnt.u>g, a~
ply ·al PENNYSAVER,
~Placentia. CM
Production person tHood
Salls 1.st layout, r llme.
Meo -Thurs. 548·34&4
Pit1me bo!>lesses.
waiters. buspeo ple
Hotel exper. pref Will
train. Xlnt saJ. & Co
ben. Call for appt.
:i8l·Sl40.
Ptr night man wanted.
Must be in good physical
condition Apply in
person 23811 Via
Fabric~. 11101, Ml.as.
Viejo. 768-C7Sl
Receptlon11t, exper
Great ~wuty lo job
marltet Wltb expand.tng
co Retp5 Hair Stylls t.
So Coast Plaza. CM A~
plytnpenon.~
RECB'T10HIST
Real Esta t e
Prol~ 10 So. H.B.
Prefer local single DOO·
smokuag childless 11rl
for gen 'I office dutJes.
$140 twit. 9Sl-3:11'7
IEC8'110tCISTS Recister today for local
tempcrary assignments.
557.0045
REAL ESTATE
SALESMAN WANTED. r-n. L'n-EARNUPT015%COM· U \• 11 ':.
MISSION NET I Cao rt~ l'mOHNft siw111cn
earn from S50K to SIOOK annually. 2-FiDd out why Jnl ~ StrHt
new lie. earn bl& SSS Mtwporl t.odt
here. Come talk with ~~~~~~-
them. 3 Our produc-
t /in exp ens l v e
land1budget terms. •·
Pre-set appta. galore.
~Find OUI. why "we've
p tbe best thing golDg ".
Na area. Ask for Mr.
Howard ~3402
RedE:stah
RECEPTIOHtST
T0$1000
Must have good phooe
expenence No typang
needed, but a bnght
smile. Call Rtla, ~.
Q)utaJ Penonnel Agen-
cy, 2790 Harbor. C.M.
News-a fee .
RECif't toHtST l..oolcin& for new catter'!
National company look·
ins for indJvichw ror ea·
Uy level poaruoa, must
b.U wcrl..tn& wtpubllc, amwenaa bm)' phones• able t.o won under pre-
sau re. Mn. Cronin,
&&53).
Office M.agtr
Large upanding com·
pany Is 1eek1n1 to·
dlVlduah who possess
nmiagement skills in re·
al estate. Persons we are looking for . possibly
rmaagmg an office now,
or have the experience &
deal re to become
maaagen. All repUes
held m stnct con.rldence.
Sl!iOO month + bonus • !~~~~~~~~ iacenUve procram a ~ oompaoy beoefita,
~ to Box 654, Daily
Plfoi, P .O. Box 1S60,
Oatta ..... Ca. 931138
Ufl'llllWI: OOMH
REAL TOR~ 875'«)00
2443 Ellt Coast HighMY, CorOM del abr
Rutaurant Help · SA'ffCAlfH
Counter Oo tbe Bay. .....,.& Super Atmosphere. A ....,. WO.-. &re•t part lame job. lf,... ue tnLtr ......_ tm-______ -;;
w11 ·•· Lado Vlla1e. ed an• eareer •not just N am.~ anatber job. t.ldil eoWd be -------f 1041' OllPCll'tUlli&Y to join RelLauraat. om ot -\he moet t\ae.
SGT. •p ai-p•aolM"ll .. 'S amtul UomobUe eor-
PUZA STOa ~ in the Uded
Now hlriq for full Is pert ume opesnnp at loea·
taom near O C. A1r1Jort. Varyiq days I& houri;
Ideal su~ta1 tn· comr for va Is students Oar pro-
greaas ve. IJ"OW1Dt com
~ olfen opportuaslaes
fer advancement based
on yo ur Job
performance. Pleasant wortcml coact!Uom. Mt&St
be II 6 aver Apply tn
pencmbetwem 1 61pm.
ZJDOS.E. Bnatol.
Sm&a Ana Hel«hU CNext lo McDmakS 's) w..r• EOE
Rnt.auranl Day help
~ CWJ or P tr. App.
ly 2-SPM. MacDonald's
211112 Beadl Blvd.. HB.
Rel&auraDt
First Clau Hallan
RmUurul needs Ntclll
Manaier 6 Aullt.
Manapr Good P'f A~
ply ta penon. Proo.to
R&atoraale. So. Cout
Plaza. SD3 Bristol. C.M.
lll'M.a.al
Plut..UU. afttm Ii eves.
Wlll tralo. App!¥ lo
penan Pier I Imports. mo Hart>or Bl .• CM. .....
Lalles& ... S,O.i•=••
mlSTANTMGl "'-> full • part.tune, ell·
~nence preferred.
Salary Pim Commiuion.
Advancement
~Uel
IAGEI
So.C...t .....
lb.Sdnr&IU
581703
Experien c e not
neceMarY, bu\ bere 'a .....
Hilb School EduraUoo
~Albblde
WdJGroomed
Good DnYlQ Record
Ability lO treat. people
bb people. wdll a 9U>·
Clft mLenst lD CUllOCDer
..WMlm •above all IJUcntY. .
U JaJ Udall ,_'ft our
type of penoa. don't
...... Ca:Ud -todaJ IDpenaa.
"'~0.-,.C...,
2!125 Harbor Blvd.
COSTAllZSA
'79-2500
SA1 ff PERSONS
Pemcma.bly plus 8dulta lo work with aod
motivate kids. °"'" Zl. ID lAluDa. Capmtraao,
Sm Oemml.e U'UI
PAaTTIME
EYINltGS
PHONE:
6C2-43Zl or_..,
Ext. 250. Betwem l·SPM ,.. For Andrea
ty Guards 11 te«.
Y IT. P ,T. unanned pallb ...... Vieto .....
C.6pfime ........ ~
~JM cw9Alt•
JPl(b' .......
SllC"'r,-OT
Mmre woman r. CPA
Ona ll 11ac:Atthm" ~
• J..._w 11&l ~
tnilt. TSMrr•.
HIPPING 6 &EC ..:
CLE.a~ -Deeded f~
f!Sllb Sl.al.lOOer}' ~ lD
tn omtt nppty ~·
bdit6' .... -8eC. Fr-
1 DI• beae. Gro-.r .. , ............ . Sb......,.. Pbr ...
Cllll BtUy oms. m -mz.
Alm iDlide sUe:s. ••
HIPPING lt
R.ECEIVJNG CL ERi'.
eqlS' i*dd i ed. l'T ~" -..u.e ..... Acf.: vancemal ~ rt>~
n1ht person . Some-
Spwsb helprul. No. tAst
CM 97NmO
SHOISAL!S ..... wtlll .. .,,....
9q1r.1Nl tna. Mvwace
poss1bilit1es. Gd com-s ALl:'S P9QY benefits. Apply m
ft ~ penm. ia.lll IAl.l Ua m at 9*t JOQr New Year otl ~Sima. J//617 So. nab&! llQar corp b U · &'mDl, CK.
paodiagl& bltm& (or ac· ------~ ~. SWICSC&EEN
Extenelve trala1n1. OPDATOB
..... ~ t.be riClll Eqt. a.ly ~-~ ~intervle~I OC. Ahpirt. Mon-n.r. 6 AM-'.:3> PK.~ 1'83 ""'Mle, 651-W4.
lepJ Secretaly. Orange
Ch Airport u.; 2-3 Yrs.
exp.; business, corp.,
liCbt probate. 11&5-1100
,,OYldHt P•d•rill
Sit')
Jtl».ACoulHwy can Kara at 41IMW
E.O.E. II/FIB
Real Eat.Piie
UCIMllD
UNUC9ISID
Wlll train. Beat com· ..-.mspattnU.in· cUb7 10/30, to top ptO-
ducen. For intenlew
call llll • Redbll1 a.a-
ty, Udo otrlce; 8'J3.. 7IOO
REGARDLESS 0 F
EXPERIENCE or
educatloa. Te1t•• RelIDer7 Corp. olfen
Yo&a ao e1teelleat op· ~~~~~~~~ f......, to addne bllb Wini~ -.led. a:: e_: I :.:..m: I: *-Beta. 2W'lft. cnM·
Colla._. u.a. Write lq ..Ubo8tl. Wbda .
H.F . ....., b 111. ft. ..,.., P'l'llme •~· Wllltb. 1llOL _•_nao_. ____ _ SM.IS TIWNU. ,.....
ltEAL ISTATI ACHMT .
Ban op-s'•• I• •&· sr-ift apnt "/laed.ini =='wllbtMtlknt ............
tlal. Unllceoaed
welcome. Call Al
Mll&o.tG.-n
~ Wafkr.r t: l 1:e
lq ........... Qio.
&Ml ODtla ... ...
~w.,,•We trate. Write N .s .
Qwwlaid, Prw., PAN·
00, a. II, ft. w.aa.
'b.11111.
i t
• /AJTRJ:SS -Eaper. .,..._ J'ar bm7 Ma·
. c.1 .... wLA~llJ
... fr'OID "· ,... ,.. Qt lfw7, Cllpo
........ 1005
WAMTID:
MAVAI. AICHl1ICT
Youns. experienced
Navel Arcbltect/
~ wanted to jom
UfibOat company.1--------•I
Lcaled in north eentraJ
llorida. lluat be able to .ANTiqUI SHOW
WHhnd Eatate aale
ct.pl Beds, d.-..n,
chra, dlabe9, color TV I
cable, etc. 317 Grand
Channel. Bal Ill
81Wl.$2, lls.197
&Me direction. Second In Dally thnl Sunday: Jan. llovtnl SaJ.e, Fri .• Jan. 4
c b a r g e o f d e · 8th. HuntinllOG Center Seim••"'!' puppies, AKC, & Sat., Jan. !Ith. lG-5. 957
sip/eqioeering dept. Mall. 405 Fwy. "Beach M/F. 6 wk.a old. -"". Dmwl"Dr .. _C_._M_. __ PrUIDc draftsman. Opp-Blvd. H.8 ...,., &'y lo won w;material --------· _n_ .. _:m_._1352. ____ _
tatinl dept. Send cover --------•I Uasa Apeo, 6 mo, 3 of 4 lcatt, rsume & salary AMTI9UI AUCTION sblD $.'JO
requirements to . SUM.-6, IOAM ·
Brau bdbrd, fabric,
lamps, cbildrena/ladlea
clothes. Wicker. Sat.
Turtle Roell, 18831
Portoftno, lrvine. IM. Penoanel Dept., Hunter Biker's Aurt.aon, former--___ 957_.Q79 ___ _
lllartne. ~· Box 1030, 1Y Leonard 'a auction i.1 8eaWfuJ 1 yr. old AKC lOll5 Presldio Dr Meaa del
Aladlua. 33115. mwopmbyTbeBaken. femt.le Collie. SW> C.11 Mar, Costa Mesa. 9.5 -Wanted. Masseus e . Sevenl.I cooaignen from 551.Q27alt.6pm. Fri/Sat/Sun. the east coast cootainmg Co a m e t 1 c 1 a o . & a very eood selectaon of
Cosmetolog1sl at Amencan Oak, French,
Daniel '1 Total Look Enghsh, etc Coosagn-
:5156-UlllO, Ask forSandu. ments are welcome.
Preview Sat, Jan 5, 12 )llMfHOUSl/511ilpplltqj noon to s pm 14100 Para-
Man thru Friday, ful nomt Blvd Paramounl,
tame. 18 to 24 yr s Ca.hi. 213 531-1524
Aemallt working cood1
tioos Ask for J err
~13915
frwto Y• 8045 Garage Sa.le Sat · Jan S.
••••••••••••••••••••••• 7am·lpm. 213 Dabha,
7 wk Puple., all wht, CdM
beautiful ..t..... ~J Smday Only, everytbJn11
11>1!8 fUm & DllSc. Top
d the World area 3154
Tyrol Or • Lag lkh Family bome needed for
lovable small young
Shepherd max Call
~1064 MovUll Sale Sat Sun 9-4 Antique Wicker couch,
makes into double bed. Xlntcood. $250. 644-77lS Jyearfemale Labra®r. 3
IOIO
W9M81TA•S ,..,,.... .... _card.
8-1 -mrd for aeb _.,._ _ _...we
retan permanently
..... .unctift tat • an.p. meetinl airline lD. requlremeDta. Pi-e-
.. Ima • t:Mftt P'or a
......-St.aaendme wallpaper, fabric or ''Dir Gto" peper • we will bee* • trim )'OW'
'-II. Or try two Cardi '**to bllck. PRICES:
Si!•or3/$5
415 tap a.eo ea.
6/ltap SUOea.
10crmore$1.40ea.
Salee Tu l.ncll.Kied
NO CARD!
Draw YoUr own or send
name. address. phone &
we11 make ooe card per
tq. Add 25< eactl.
Send cbecll or money or·
derto:
fltLOT PIJMTIMG
p 0 . Boll 1580
Qist.a lleN, Ca . 926216
*** mct.rdloyw
378 La Perle Pl
Cost4 Mesa You a.re the wuuaer or
two tickets <SS 90 value)
to
5pofil. 'f acatto..
&RV Sho.,
Jan. 5lh thru 13th
Anabetm Convent..aon
C.enter
nckets may be claimed
by calling 642·5678, ext
Z12
..... • t .. IGaJ .......................
°"' ........ ... .. IOll .... ~················ Executive de•lr• •
WAlft'ZD:
IO'SAILBOAT m.a ......
Yankee lO '5' Mut
., ........... Sloat.
HalM 11 ....... 3D'
spm' -=ta ... Ilise . rialal ... (lJ) ......
W ' AB Pb wood SlOUdL
Oll1MMm ·••u.a• .,... n--WIOATS
till mo. Plea prepd.
f'rcm Sl.8/IDO. Incl alpa, a-..m~<>wn .......... ,
Dodat to70 credemu, Uff Chain •
tPdecbalra, d.ralllnl ta---·••••-••••·-·-hie fl stool. aaies deab & SUPS AY •• 4AE ~ w.. All in xlnt YACNewputU46·0551
cond.~ --NEWPORT SUPS, Z2' ar ..._•<>rps 1090 ia·aoo per foot ....................... ~~
tmMAJDA
.WAaTPICIC•
5 ....... tram .. AJl/nl ....., .. "untie, ... U-ru eamper apeclal
'fl/aqtil.. .. tins •
aqwblela. U&'NMO).
M!w<Wr$llt5
t llACl.f MAZDA
Z1SJ u.rbor: 81., C.JI .
641-1700
Vil.DE!
77COUI&
5VIB»
4 cyllader economy ,
All 1PM tape dec k .
UF902IN>
S-1238
SUnset Ford
M40Garden Grovt-Blvd
W..tmunter 6JS...40W Hammond M-100 double
keyboard Organ Must ~ 5pMcl & 9010 ~Ford packu:p &-cyl, rum
leil' Worth SlJOO WUI ._ cre&. lllOO
&acrifice IB>O. Call Lua -·-·••••••••••••••• ~22715
5S7 1201 day1, 5JS.8937 Ouu.<nft, 18' I 0 , VS,
ewa. ftaboram, ~
~1003 ---5'1 llaghock 1094 .......................
Must Mil' f\lll w« awl Tr I .,._
Xlal oond. $100. New lllr· •-••• • •••• •• •• •• • • • • • •
fboerd 6 '3" ft 20 wade.
Sl«lfl.io(r &46-6741 9120 ....................... 1V,At•.:L._ Campu 1bell fo r El __, lotl eammo rtbergla.u wtute
••••••••••••••••••••••• $175 best offer~
Btawlu1 2:5'' ZeoWi ro'or 'IV. 2 yr. warr. free de Raoc:ber'o Camper SbeU,
bwry S13'. M&-1781 {115 19118-1979, &J.nt cood I
Ucn 7Sl.al67.
·~1 9150
a.IAN!
77fOID
"'·'-~ V-8, automatic powf'r
1teertA1, extr• n11:e.
OEl41mlJ
$42S5
Sunset Ford
5440 Garden Gro\'t> lil\ d
WestmJ.nsttt 636-4010
. ..
C01'4,...£-ll
( HfVRi'), f.
'\.:0-11 ••
r 'tr
'.-4~ I 4-CIV
WANl'ED!
Late model Toyotaa, vat ... Plcbps •vans .
C.U•today!
.......... 9"&. c....w... ......... ,.> ......... ,
PORSCHE'S
WANTED
A1Jow WI the oppc>rturuty
to cmslder the purchase
or trade In of your clean
Pcncbt-. Check walh Us Toct.y•
AUTOS
WANTED
Don'\ tr-.de aeU us your ~t-d Mercedes &!nz
Ctll l.l:!t to hod oot what
your MBZ's really worth.
M.i:won V 1ejo Im poru.
131-1740
......... CN't.d WAlllHOUSEfDRJVEll
M.llt have good dnvang
neord, posihoo open in our Cast.a Mesa branch.
Apply Earl's Plumbmg,
IS!& Newport Blvd, C.M.
~c Vact.onan din·
tng rm group. 12chrs, rnd
year <Md male Welesly
!lfD.2215
Antiques. couc hes.
motorcy cles, & you
name rt' 3603 Fordham.
CM ***
21 '' &CA C OLOR
CXJNSOL&. $170 or bit
olr -..c74S •..••.•........••..•.•• .. ••.••.........••...•.
78 SuzukJ DR 370 Ridden '51 Dodge Paoeied TnK'k
tbl, extends to 18 • & buf. Free t.o good home. JO mo ret. AU psecea elabonte-ol~ German Shepherd
ly carved & in need of rmx. Fem. 557-5088
Moving Sale·Oesagner
plant s, hom e
fum.lalungs. 1 Tl V a.rguua
Pt.CM
Rene de Paris is open
now! Fire Sale. Buy one,
get one free! 1979 So. Csl.
Hwy., Laguna, Moo thru
Sat 1().6
25"COLOR TV ll.38.
l YEAR WARRANTY
~.
4 u.me.. Seller trade 950 W.. aW>, oda body worlc Mf9 -.-0 9705 call 771-0658 Runs gel $650 .£0-7000 ...................... .
Ml-1753.
work.16.000.640-7246 _Clothing, adults ,
1ifP5ancft 10 I 0 churches. 12-4 daily UD ·
••••••••••••••••••••••• til Jan 15. 3108 Warren,
CASH PAID CM
WAREHOUSEMAN. C
Uc req 'd. Some forkbft
exp or wall train .
BDatswaiD Locker, 2431
Wc.oatHwy, Npt lkh. Wahr 1dry rs/ Refrigs, ________ _. v.u1ang or not 957-31.33 ,. .•... 8050 .......................
WAlCHM•IB ww..,,,.....-.elec:tdr)'er. **I BUY**
Wlllled to won on pre-Good oond. m. Good uaed Flarntture •
ciaioo oal field lllllru· 873-2512 AIJptiances--OR I wlll lell
IDf!'Dtl. Good company --------orSELLforYou
beoef"rta. .Excellent OP· Automatac washer $99. ..... .... ~. u-n.........,
ponun.aty for advance· Electnc dryer S50 Gu -• _. -"""
meat. Contact Person-dryer 1118. Guaranteed & 646 1616 & 1Jl-t62S
ne!. S57·1Kl5l. F.qual Op-del 546-8672 CASH PAID partmity Emp\oyer. -----------•1 Xlnt waaber/dryer-ll.SO. For gd Uled furn, anti-Hotpoint 24' refrl g ques&clrTV'a957..S1J3 --------•I wt i c emaker-$150. Clasaic O'Keefe Merritt Elegant coatemPorary WB.DERS
IWARC
J'o Wiid ~ ' 1 with
11& ....... ...., In ,._.
gas range $100. 673-2012 leather couch. Herman Miller orig Roe~wood
Kenmore Elec. Dryer 165. frame Sl 250. Call
30" gas stove $50 642-9Dlor213/357·3292
9634*2 8' yellow flowered sofa
SlOO. Also some fur
pieces. S4Ml.21.
Seara washer-dryer ,
lDckerbee potters wheel,
furn. It household items.
40 Oakdale lrv 64.2-1294
SUPER GARAGER
Sat 9AM, no preview
Great 40 'a caady
machine, Mclean 20"
mower, Je0J1Je Lynn crib
set w1chest, wicker
chair, all xlnl. Many
~. toys, child's
cJiatt.s & gear. No Junk
3>141 Bayvtew. SAH
--------
See Nigbtclub Acts, Glen
C ampbell , Dio n e
Warwick, Dax Xenos
Call 1111-3Sli
Antique upnght piano.
Chrome canopy bed
W/spread 4 back drop
9'xllS' orlenlal rug
&c2-98T7
Men's 10 Speed, S7S. "'lew
Cla1111cal gw ta r, SSO.
~.Carrer
Garage Sale, Saturday Tent T?'a111f", Rernge.,
I~. 284 E 20th St.. Wasber1Dryer Xlot
C.oau Meaa cood. 84G"'287 ----Hanes 8060 i,., Hughes Airwes t ••••••••••••••••••••••• Coupon
Must. Geld. Ex.. trail & $35. 8C2-959, 4!M 7668
Cond. Sale-Lease $400 or
91>lno. 646-5638 ......, 8070 •••••••••••••••••••••••
19" Co&or portable TV, lat
Sl2S c a s h t a k es
(llJ )5112-3711
loah&McriM ...... ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9010 .......................
WHlnB
BUYING
Of'
SELLING
Tlihls Yow
DAILY PILOT
IOATMART
Cl "7V Su~ukl s p 370
UU! Nu Sl."50 or make
alf er Call Tl 1-04.58
'64 Tnumph 6.SOcc. New
engine suoo or best of.
fer Ca.IJ7Sl~.
2 "76 Kaw. 900 XJ.ol cood.
642-710l
or~
1976 Honda Els inore
MRZ.50, xlnt cood. $700.
984-514.9
"76 Yamaha DT400. cln
Sl() b6t o(fer
~7176 ---"1'8 KZ 900, good conc1,
IJ13..4840. M$-5000 ext 173
aft 7
"19 Kawa KZ400 1400mi.
ldnd warr. $1350.
962--7223
MOWN
JORDAN
26,7 Haladar
SwllaAna.Ca
All equal opport.uDity
G.E. Froslfree
refrigerator $lllO
642-r.M9 Rockwell Collo Type, l9T1 Latia Eaprlt Lotua-7.
Ker.unore waber 41 dryer •'Outward Bound•·. Excellent condition.
Pool Table exquisite old
fuhiooed model with
artiltlc piano legs. Slate.
Leather pocket.I. $1500
value. Sacrifice $485.
Delm!rfree136-8102 ,.,...,...... =~i~;~ xlo&. cond. S250pr 3>x36" Must se.U, best SlS,000. Jim &51·1980 MZ-11585 dr.Kt-79Mor5311-7874 _e¥a __ •_h __ 111 _____ _
Double rap for sale.
Good cond. $100/or best
offer. 548-11154
8' Sofa, lime 1reen,
~ baatet weav~
deaip.. Near new upb.
1015 SISO. 1197~ ....................... employer m /f Olive gr.a Naqabyde ~~~~~~~~~l·--------1 recliner chair $55
WC.PllOCISSIMG PUBUCFURNITURE 2142·8 Orance Ave
Vydec eap pref. Xlnt *All:TIOM* 66Sa ~ :,.!~ l JjJ.: AtlDAY 7:JOPM
tiaD eqmp. Xlat beoeflta. Bdrm Mta, diDlol rm &
Jam. Inauraoce omce, llvln1 rm furniture.
lrvtm. Bubu'a 752-0890. nd«I. Phis llll auort· E.o E. meat of all . typea of ~-· ----~--· furDitureftAilbed •uo-WmD PIOCISSOI flniabed.
nPISTJP.T. SAVE SAVI SAVI
llell8 14crt Y. G. fl atain·
lela steel ROLEX W.W.
4yra old. Current r"'lliK'ft!'Wlrt $1,800. Best
<Xt... fl11-28 ar 540-Z2IOO
11»-HwpL BdL Tennis C.-642-56 78 cont. SZSO/Wk. + 8' mJ.
Club, ram. membenbap. ~=======~I -~-------~.fee incl. ~3S5t. -· ,..._ • fully a..-"'-" 16' I.-weipt wooden -~"' -.-.cu., eup. Air West n price rowtna dory. Xlnt cond ftntSl.8001.akm.
coupooa. $30. each. $(75 875-SD ~
......... ~....... """°S..la: ...... llf to JO & lw. c I ir 9400 1be fmtelt draw lD t.bel ---·•-••••••••••• w-. . • Dally Pilot -·····-·········· a..,.., Ad. M2-51'11. 9\ mn.table IO lb plow, ..W actaor U.oe, Ice S IS PARTSlsSE.RVICE
ti.nbuckJes • ..u boat r1t HOUIS
tmo. cbarta. ROFs ft ~~~m. 'lillp.m.
much men. -.1449 ~ uana P'Hda1
Wanta Su KJ.Dc 7~hp mective~oo~~m
Sall er rr.b water eq. SADD&B•Cll oaeas.a11.-.... flOID
.......... to40 ZM>S. llain,SaataAn.a
............. -~••••••• Ai tbe Oanlerol W..-.er
13' 8oltall Whaler, xlnt 546-7010 cmd. DJOO, 3Dbp Mere
RMllb an eo. In Irvine We boao.r BofA, MC, a. m ..._,..,.. Ol*I· Caabier'• Cb•cka • 1111 lllr a word Pl'OW' ~ NO PERSONAL operator who trpH CHECKS P,L~ABZ I .,...,.,m accoretely. Food ava.llable. ltaml
Elper. pref. E••DlDI ..._.,...._
bums flGltile. ror ln· MASrm AUC1IOM formaUoa, contact aimMWlaPol'tBh'ClCK
D•olu Oalmond, --••JR
15th Annual
Southern Callfomla
--ScoU _______ ........ w.
.......................
ICl·llllS.O.E. -------s.o.&. 11/P SPORTS· V~ATION a RV SHOW
Anaheim ConventlOn Center
January 5th thru 13th, 1980
n Dodee 1 too covered
fbt·bed plumber's truck
CompAecefy overllauJ~
I of ·a kaod S2SUU
~anyt.une
'IS Dodp Panel Truek
Run• " looks 1ood,
Sl. JOO 63l·SlJl
WI Qin, l t.oa, 10 l'l. vtill
ty bed.. Alaabn camper
new uns. C!QllOe, tr~. atnen. rear end 13,JOO
ar best ofter S4l8 5891
~ EJ Ca.auno. l.Lkt' IK'W
heat~r P B (nt>w I
AM FM 5\.en!O, camper
abdl, brand Dt'W pa.mt.
IDlll ~ Call f13..QS2 or
957~
115 Cbevy Carry all $11()().
ll'1 cu. ta.-400 turbo·
hydro w /overdri ve
Needs body work
llSl~
"74 Dlllsun w Isbell New
m.ch, valve JOb, mags,
AM/Fii tape. &aper cln. • rm>. bat ofr .1131-2793 _
'TT LtN Pickup. Shell,
cam paiot, C.~LD'a
dn, l\aU1 ept 'd, Oaln.
IDal Willa, new Wide
tina, stereo c:au. $311()().
~ ...
'570 .......................
•..W lt7t IOFf.
CMlftOUT
SIWYAN
HT. CS. .llZ2 ).
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HOWAIDQ '*'*' Dove•Quall Sta.
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pkg GfWld Lux. Pkg.. 1ll010& 'I 3,092
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wheell, Grwld lUXUfY Pkg 128027 1 1 J. f47
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transmission 063867 '5669
Standard trans . '5405 cauette 070430
5 &pd . atr. vent ahade. '6144 pm stripe 0&4883
Auto t~mtssion.
a1• conditioning 055489 '67H
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2UOH.arbor Bl .. C.M. 64S.5700
1lrll BBAClfBLVD. HUNl'INGTON BEACH 142.2000
74VWGHIA
Convertible!
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$399'
IOIWITHAM
VOUCSWAGef
70 Westmlnater Ave.
in Wat.mmster a.7Zl 838-7880
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in aeate brown. Stereo
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. 89 Dove Street NEWPORT BEACH
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I COSTA MP.SA
:· 979-2500
'8GI' + e. clasa1c model, ,... good. 12(JOO.
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;Grin racU>ry warranty.
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IOIWITHAM
VOUCSWA~
7~WestmJ.nster Ave. in Westounster
-~t 638·78S>
i2 BUS, runs well. ex·
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751-0221 aft 5pm
77VW
SCIROCCO
Purl met.alhc 4 s~ with stereo, au cond1· Uonin&. alloys and onl) 2811 original mlle1'
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$5995
IOlwmtAM
VOUCSWACHN
7~ Westmmster Ave.
in Wellt.minlter
8BJ. 755 638-7880
'79 VW Bus, snrf, bed.
AMtFY stereo, 18,000
mi., ask.101 $8 ,400.
11118-0al
77VWIUS
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pa•aen,.er. -ster~o
caaette, Vfff1 _ c~e_an in· side and out. (2l8SQ M >
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"II Seville, 1t.!IOO ml.• Im· cmc., 110.IOO. ..,.... 'It VW SUNROOF, CAL
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19 Harbor BJvd.
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low nWNJe 142 2·door
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VOUSWACHM
'11llO We.trnbwtM' Ave.
ln W.mu.mter m.-ml ... 18l
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750-2011
"74 Bl Dorado Coa•ert
UM mi, wbite, mllll
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'79 CdV. Only 4000 mi.
Muat sell. Best ofr Call ~ TI4 64:5-1822, aft 5 " wknda 714 /548·9998 ----"I'll S.VWe Padded Lan
dau lop. ware wheels.
X1.ra clean S7.483. Call Frank days 964 1741 , eves & wll:nds 963-5026
'70 Cpe DeV11le. xtra
clean, $800 /but orr.
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1973 Camaro, xJnt cond .. Sl750 1 owner. All .JCtras ~
"I'll xJlnt. cond 6 cyl, p S,
p/b, auto Tape deck.
New tires. All service re-cords Must See $3.800.
S57-l:m 673-4119
74 Carnaro Rum & loolta
IJOC)d. $3.200
631 51.31
• Volvo waeon. racks, ~ auto, A C. AM F'M .
excell. running cond., xJ.ot cood1l1on. 13995,or
bfue. SlJll6. 41rl-1844 bit al r 54.S-6490
"Tl Volvo l~ SU. Wag.
Recmt 1D4jor eog work done. G:SOO 080 ~15
'6T 122 s. RwlS & loots
great. Auto. $1900
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76rAca
Sliarp41oeed.6cylioder "X" moclel with power steertna and air condl· t~)Very clean
$2495
IOIWITHAM VOUSWA~a.
7800 Watmlaster Ave. in Weatminster
111113-'ml 638-78S>
'69 AMC Ambassador
2-dr SJOO. Good engine
646-8610.
9910 •••••••••••••••••••••••
"l'2 Coovert. full power.
air, whtt wbl, $1695
631-3133. 675-9826
'87 327 eng. a/c, p/s
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Call 673-52n5
"Tl Camaro, 350 eng New
paint, radlals. sunroof.
map, alr shocu $2,300
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$2195
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YOLkSWAGB4
19JOWestounster Ave.
lD Westmimter •'1551 ..... .,.
ATLAS CHRYSL ER
PLYMOUTH
~n Daily 4i Sunday
'tll 10 PM
Z929 Harbor Blvd
Costa Mesa
546-1934
I have • very ruce 1976
Cllrnk!r Cordoba m :dnt. conil. Runa Is 1ookl like new. Lo m1 It la a
berpan al $3,100 Please
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VB. au&oma lie trans , air cond.. pwr. steenng 4i
brakaa. vinyl top, ud IO,
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$4695
Explres 10 pm l ~
ATLAS CHRYSLER
PLYMOUTH
()pt>n Daily & Sunday
't1l IOPM
2929 llarbor Blvd
Costa Mesa
546-1934
1977 CHRYSUll
CORDOIA COUPE VB. auton'MIUc trans .. air
colld . pwr steerin11 4i brakes. lilt w~I. vinyl toP., AM FM stereo
~:re~~·'ht1res &
$3195
Expires lOpm 1-6-80
ATLAS CHRYSLER
PLYMOUTH
Open Daily It Sunday
't1l10PM
2929 Harbor 81"1!
C06la Mesa
. 544-1934
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Collpr' 9933 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'79 Bepl Limited 8,000
miles. Elec sunroof Pwr. wlDdows Fast rallo
pwr steering. Pwr
brakes H.and.ling " ride ~e. Sport wbeela.
AM tFM Stereo .CB. moo. eau fJ73-.83l8
'75 Monte Carlo, sorf,
AM/FM, bckt 1ls, fir WOW!
MJ.8S78 .. 76 COUGAR Xl7
'89 LeSabre, aa \a for '78 Monte Carlo. 15,000 V-8. automatic, air con·
pmta, ~car is runnlng miles Xtra equip. Sharp ditlon1ng, t Ill wheel,
S200. 631 3151. 1940 ccnd.. $4700.644-22:56. cruue control and vtnyl
Wallace 12. C.M ton. Drive Jt-You'U Love
'T1 4 door Impala, air, iff GQBPBO l
'70 Electra convertible. radial Urea. Perfect $3375 t.o.ded. Xlnt cood. Orig. oood. $2960. Call 642-0116
owner. Sl.500. 644-51134 arlBB-0281.
io Wild Cat. ortc owner. 89,000 ml , $1250/olr.
a-0280
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mags r•1ted white letter t1re1.
AM/FM --.0 Stk. 1c:e-& 1102·292}
(Window Stic:Mr 1 12.2~ '2• OFF WINDOW STICka
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cruise control more Slk t 13~
<004644}. IWlndOw Sticker 194391 ,,.
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SPT. CPL
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whitewalls. more Stk • t 207·9
100••50 1Wlnd0w Sholler S6099l
5526
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Stick COior cord cust stripes and
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B~s Short Beds -King Cabe '
and 5 spds Cvt To Clear• Stk
11160-9 14226721
55183
12 TIUCICS IH STOCIC
SALE PRICES VALID 72 HOURS FROM PUBllCATION
IMMACULATE IMPORT TRADEl~S
'76 FIAT Xl9
Arr COnd . AM/FM stereo "73TJH)
14285)
53795
•7 4 DATSUN PICK_.
4 ~. r9d 50.7e8 miles (11<681681
•7 6 DATSUN PICKUP
Auto . yellow 51,748 miles (1012668)
'11 DATSUN PICKUP
• ~. QOld 51 082 miles 11623151
'78 DA TSUM 200SX
6 tpeed. a 1 r cond . AM/FM stereo
ltlMUKt<)(4328)
'79 DA TSUH 280ZX
White. 6 cyt automattc. air c:ond .
mags 1630WFU !4331)
'9455
'11 PINTO WAGON
' speed •r c:ond l)OWef steering AM FM stereo. (792$0f) (4332)
53490
•75 MERC. BOBCAT
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283MMNI 1«091
52950
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$5495
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stereo ca11et te end
exc•pllonally low mll••
(800WC0) IStk. 1824A}
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Crulur model with ve .
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raltye ......_ IOflt PoWr. Met. ltet90 taoe. tilt
whMI. pwr. wjndowa & low. low 1nlle1.
(111UCT)
'JI CAINLLAC 52999 SIDAMDIYl..LI ••••••••
Full pawer, factory air conditioning, AM/FM
ltereo. tilt wheel. and padded too. Sharp!
(021MYC).
?5 POHTIAC s3799 FllB•Cowt .•......
IS cyl engine. eutomatlc trana • pwr steering &
brllk .. and air conc1 Shati>I (61J7NJN).
77 CHIYSl& s3999 COIDOIA COCft ••••••
Full Power factory air cond . tilt wheel. cruise
control, AMFM stereo. Cabnolet top. split pwr
seat. leath9r mt. -Like NEW cond111onl
(139419).
77 OLDSMOllLI s4599 CUTUSS SUPUME ••••
Automatic transmission. factory air cond pwr
ateenng & brMes a remar1<able stereo system
w/cassette lape & wire wheels Very low miles•
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FAllMON1' WAGON •••• 54 799
A utomatic transm1ss1on . air cond1t1oning,
p0wer steenno. power b~kea and low miles
(619UCC)
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TSJiuK, Ina <AP> -'l'bl
mUlt'aDte bo= tlle U.S. z.u.., ..,,, todaJ tUt
America's io. di&Jlom•t a... L. Brace,..,_, behandedov•to
them IDd tbrelUDed to put qneol
their boetalea. aa Air Foree otfker mdaDlled Vietnam ••war
crlmlaal," oo trial befqn
Vlet.Dammerepneeatatin1.
Lain1en. tbe U .s. cbarce
d' aff a.lrw in Tehran, la ooe ol
three American diplomata wbo
have hem held at the Forelln
Mlnl1try since the lloalem
militanta overran the embuay
Nov. 4.
The ministry said any declaioo
about memo, b1m would be up
to Iran's ruling Revolutionary
Council.
The militants ldenWled the
captive oftieer aa U. Col. David
di. Roeder, 40. They meotiiooed
no date for a trial -perhaps
bdeatilil .... ,woald llmplJ be cae ol tbe tnall U., bu• laDI
tbreato•d for the boat•t• ........ u tbe ailed ab.ah la oat
returned to Inn.
Earlier today, U.N.
Secretar1·Geaeral lturt
Waldbetm ended a t1aree-4ay
peace llJi.._ to Inn ud Wt
for New York after lr&Dlu
leader Ayatollah Rubollab
Kbollletnl, wbo bolds tbe key to
freedom for the American
host.aces. ntUled to ... btm.
TbelO~~at the embMay today bepn tbeir
third month in captivity.
In another development,
report• from Khomeini '1
beadqu.artsa city of Qom, 100
miles aoutb of here, said
supporters of Ayatollah
Mohammad ltazem
Sbariat-lladari attacked u
unidentified group of
Supervisors Act
I ILinear Park OK'd
For Bolsa Chica
Orance ,pouoty 1upe"laors
cleared the way 1bunday for
tbe deYelopment of plan.a to
.. .., a .... ~ tolkirt tbe
•dlri"' of .... ...... ca.tea
marabtana near Rantlnston
Beach.
Tbe -=tlan wa a formality in
that lt determined that the
!project lbaald be undertaken bJ
I tbe eocdy"I lllltxlft, Jleadm
17 .
Flu,. like
!Ilbwss
(
~:Spreading
A widespread Ou-lite illness
baa invaded Southern California
during tbe past two days,
Oran1e County health officials
aay.
Wblle oftieial fipres OD the
extent ol tbe outbreak were
unavatl•ble, '1t'a an epidemic in
tbe tedmkal sense," said Dr.
Tbomu Prendercaat, director
of ~ of the OraAee
Coaat1 Bealtb Department.
1 AltbouCb several people have
eomplalned fl u. symptoms cf
J the Wrul -such as nausea and
diarrhea -the diseaae ls
relaUnly mild, Prender1ut
t uid.
i Beeame the symptoms ean be
l attributed to M'feral types of
I rim ud do not wanaat a
report to tbe bea1tb deputmmt. ~ Wd be could oat
'
ellUlaate bow maay people have
...... ffedel
; State bealtll official• 1aid
J there ha·re been no major l .... wide flu outbnab. TbeJ i aakt tbeM QDlPtOml an atplllar
tD tie comptatnta aboat ftu-llke 1 dll••• Wtdch crop up each ..... .
and Parts Dl•laion in
cooperaUoa with the Clty of
Buntiqton Beach.
But :.:g•nlaor Aarrlett ...................
door to the eredcm of tbe part.
Tbe county bud•eted $2
mlllloo in .June of 1111 for
acqutaltl•• of la.ad aad
dHelopmeat of tM park tUl
would ,..... walklq, ~
A•••r.1Ulle4
Joy -Adan:Json. &9,
conservattonlst and author
of the "Born Free" Mtles rA
books about lion behavior,
was attacked and tilled by a
wild animal near her camp
in Kenya Thursday night.
(Story, photo Paae A3).
TearJaen BetW"D
CLEVELAND CAP>
Teachers returned to tbetr
duarooml = ftttna to end an ll·week mare that
disrupted edwaea OD for tbe dbtdet'• 92,000 .........
and boneback tralla.
.. I'm very thrilled," Mn.
Wieder said. •
''It Wal my ftnt priCli itJ .. a
HperriHr to 4o .... Ua.l.q
aboat 818 ,.rt ... p6ck 8P tbe
ball tb.111 wu chopped bJ my
prede< e 11 tw (fonner Supea vt.ar
LarTJ~)"' lln.~.·. alto ..... dill&
prOlf--... ha ...... .
the 1i.aetlioal lack o1 eeUma bf
HuntlqtGD Beach oftldala oa
street alipnnent plans in tbe
area.
The re1lonal linear park
would wrap around. the
marshland uea beetnntn1 at tbe
Huntincton Mesa. It would
proceed nortbeaterl1 a.Iona the ed&e of tbe manb to the vtcinlty
of Huntilllton Central Park near
Edwardl&reet..
Tbe park would tben ner
nortbw.aerty to the 'ricinity ol
W anaer Av&UR near Hunt:lnctoo
Harbour.
Lo November, aupervtaon
authorized nesoU&tiOOI for the
purchase ol 10 acres for the part
on the west aide of Edwards
Street and at tbe weaterb
termlnua ~ E1l1I Aftllue.
Mn. Wieder said other land
for the IWTOW park la H~
to be acquired tbrou1h
dedication from area
landowners.
Sbe allo lndicated that money
tn addition to the ~ ~ mllllon may be aTallable from
tbecounty.
..utwen there toQy ad radio~-Mid. ''lbe IWGlt ,..........,_bJpro-Khomeml did not elaborate, bat mmu ..... S.teral i•Juries apparently referred to
· ..,.,...._ donmeau tbe mWtanta claim
VloliDee in Qom lat IDCJlltb theJ foand at tbe embuay.
between ltbomelni and sa...rta-lbdai faeticml led to a ~ There waa no immediate
reapoaae from tbe P'orelp
a NATIOI• RECllPi IVE =::. :::a rr':~9! TO u.a. .... _ M mUtfante that it aarrender tbe
major apriailll la northwest
lran•a AaerbatJaa re1ton. Sbartat-lbdart. an Aaerbaijan
naUve oppoeed to ltbomeinl'a
almOlt tetal power. bu become
a •Y mbol for the ethnic
Azerbaijanla • quest for ireater
atoaomy.
Tbe emba111 militant•
demanded that Lain1en be
brouPt to tbe oc:cup6ed •mbaaa7
"'for w••IH'7 esplanatioa ~ •p&cw•• aumeuta." tbe It.de
S7-1ear-old Laincen. Tbe m1aLIUJ bu aaid be and tbe two
other Americus -pollUcal
officer Victor Tomaeb and
security ehtef lllcbael H.
HollaDd -are beiq held at tbe
milll1try for their protection.
Tbey ..re not at the embMIY
when it waa aetsed.
In the same broedcut, the
atudeata claimed Roeder bad
flown eombst m!Miom fcw the
United 9tmes in Vietnam.
A 1t'llale el a Tl•e
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FAaNG IAAN TRIAL?
U. Col o.wt Roeder
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Whale-watching enthusiasts depart on the
tint voyage of the season aboard the
Catalina Holiday from the Balboa Pavilion.
They're keeping their eyes -and
binoculars -open for migrating gray
whales. the target of sightseeing voyages
this time of year f rom Newport and Dana
Point harbors. See story and addit.J.onal
photos OD Page Bl.
landlords Poshing Rob Suspect
. Arrested by
For Downtown Plan HB Polic~
what I.bey coukl do with their
land.
"All Y1e're a1kin1 for is a
well-planned area -not just
another piece of earbaae." Wbalinc declared.
Several cillleaa aaid blah-rile
development would lead to an
increase in crime and would
clutter the residential view of
the ocean.
Most County
Gas Stations
To Be Open
A north Huntington ~Kb
ne11bborbood was sealed off
Tbura~ay b)' a police SWAT
team that sUITOWMled a house
and ordered an alleged robbery
auapect to come out with his
banda up.
Officen said the auspeet,
33-year·old Donald Arthur
Barrett, dHt.ed out the back
dilor after the order was liven
bat balt.ed when be eoafroatecl
three dftcera with rtflea trained
onblm.
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PHOENIX. Aria. (AP) -Sen. Barry Goldwater, R·Ari1.
bu acbecluled a news coaf~ today apparenUy to annowace
be wtll Mlk a ftftb term.
Goldwater wu quoted in tbe Arir.ona Republic u aaytnc be
would nm for another term and would make tbe announcement
at a preu conference at b1I Paradise Valley, ArU., home. He
just returned from Newport Beach.
''I made up my mind some time qo but I bad aome family
bualneu to take care of first," be told the newspaper. "It la the
situation around the world that made up my mind, particularly
\n the Middle East. That, plus our dwindlln& military streqt.b
and our rapidly vanishing dollar combined with inflation."
•dp A••e.11'9 Llae Cle•e•
. HAMTRAMCK, Mich. (AP> -The fmal car rolled off the
assembly line today at the "Dodie Main" auto plant, built ln
1910 by John and Horace Dodae for a fiedglin& auto parts
bualnea.
It was the 13,9'3.221th motor vehicle built at Chrysler
Corp.'s Hamtramck assembty plant and it came off the
uaembly line on schedule, at 6:36 a.m.
The financially troubled No. 3 automaker no lon1er needs
Dodge Main's enormous capacity and is closing tbe plant to
save money. As recently aa 1973, lt bulh more can than any
other U.S. plant, 511,000, on two uaembly lines and two shifts.
Deputy DA Reports
SA. Cops Cleared
In lban-a Death
BJ REDDKS ICllOUl!llL °' .. ..., ........
An Oran1e County deputy
diatrict attorney said today be 1.a
satlafied that Santa Ana onlJce
were oot involved in a Dec. l
Louise Shaw
Rites Monday
Funeral services will be held
at noon Monday for Louisa C. ~~l -?8· of Glendale wbo· dled xunaay after a lenlthy illneu.
Mrs . Shaw was the
grandmother of Joanne
ReJDOlda of the Daily Pilot staff.
Ftnal rite. will be held in the
Wee K1rk o' the Heather Church
at P'oreat Lawn in Glendale wttb
burial to follow Ill Foreat Lawn.
Mrs. Sb.aw la survived by a
so,, Donald W . Shaw ;
grapddauihten MU'J Katbryn
Sbaw and Mn. Reynolds; and
two ll"Nt·ll'Udchlldren.
Fqg Dissipate&;
Rain Moves In
BJ Tiie A.111 da&ed ...._
Tbe foe which anarled San Pr~nclaeo Ba)' area alrporta
bu Wt, but raln appeara n.ty
to move in lta plaee. <Related
'A5) atn ii forecast over molt ctl
Nqnbem Californla tonllbt ad Saturday, with anon foncat
a bo•• e,ooo feet ln the mountailll.
DA ILY PILOT
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The nve cb1lc:tnn ol a nortda couple killed
in a ftamlng bipway crash in F1olida the
day after Cirtafmu. race cameras at their
grandmother•• home in Ansonia. Conn.,
where they will live. 'Ibey are from left,
Donna, 3; Anna Cabr~ 12; Billy, 7;
Eddle~ 5; and .Jenny. 6.
Russia Faces Bftttle
Afghan lmurgent1 Fight in Mountaim
WASHINGTON (AP> -About
250 demonstrators, moet of them
Af ebanil Uvtng in w uld.nitoo.
ma rched on the Soviet Embassy
today to protest the Soviet
military Intervention into
Ald>anhttan.
The marchers burned Soviet
na11 aod chanted .. Death to
Brezhnev," a reference to Soviet
leader Leoald Bresboev
Several marcben acuffied
briefly with police, wbo kept tbe
demonstration more than 500
feet from t be embaaay in
downtown Wub1.natoo. (Related
photo, A4 ) •
The demomtraUon be1an in Lafayette Park acrou from the
White HOUN as snow fell °c"1 the
nation's capital
The marchers carried sips
saying .. Russia is the devil of
the world" a nd "Russian
•II ressor out or our homeland'·
and chanted "Death t o the
Russian invaders" and "Duth
to Bre&bnev."
The demoastraton loft md
burned Soviet flap and at OM
point several preued up •Cai.alt
a line of several dozen pOUce
officers in an apparent effort to
break through
Poto' Gold
Slot Coughs Up $300,000
LAS VEGAS <AP> -A New Jersey man bu won
a $300,000 jackpot at the Flamingo Hilton Hotel and
hotel offioals say it's the biggest slot payoff ever
made here.
Jerome A. Sommer, 81, a aemi·reUred tobacco
aalesman from Ocean City, N.J ., bit the jackpot
Thursday OD his fifth• pull after plunking 15
Ei.senbower dollars into one oC the Strip resort's "pot
of gold" dollar slota. He lined up five sevens OD the
bottom line of the slot.
"I'm very much elated," Sommer said. "I heard
about the gian; jackpots and decided to try them
before I left to o back to New Jersey.••
Sommer aid he hoped that the Internal
Revenue Service would get "as little as possible" of
his win, and added be probably would put most of
the money into a retirement fund.
Dog Citation Fray
I .ands Man in Jail
A La C-aa"'a man wbo poll~
allqe tried to HOid a ctbdaa
for walkln1 bla dos-a on the
beach ended up ln Newport
Beach J.U 'nwnda)' oa chltael
of batttry on a peace otncer,
-pottce nported f0da7. •'
alle1edly ltl'Uck LanoD in the
chest.
Police uJd LuMm lnJured tu.s
back ln the st.ruule but wq not
belie¥ed '° be .erioualy loJured.
Tb• J>Ollce report didn't
ind(eare wllat happened to
Scbnelder'• dop.
Police. however . prevented
the march from getting cio.u to
the embaaay and rejected a
r~uest by the marchers to send
a c h ild to ca rry a h s t or
demands to Soviet diplomats
The de m a nd s i n cluded
withdrawal or. Soviet troops
from Afghanistan a nd the
ellmLDatico of the Soviet-backed
At1haa eovernmeot
Alt.bouCb most demonatrat.on
we re Af1banl, the marcb
include d ao m e Amer ican
sympatbuen
Th e d e m o 'l strato r s'
spokesman. Mohammed Sala,
uid the marchers particularly
hoped to show ·'the developuig
countries . that Russia ls lbe
only aggressor in lbe world
today."
Race Opening
For' Yalky
Candidates
Fountain Valley reaidents
hop101 to become candtd.ata for
two city councll seats up for
election April 8 may pick up
noml.natim papen at the Cty
Clerk'• office beelnnin1 Tb~y.
Candidates or their apomon
must ft.le the forms by 5 p.m.
Jan. 31 wttb the city clerk at
10200 Sla&er Aw.
Tbree IWk'-tll already have
announced they'll run for t.be
seats up tor ,.....,. and now held
by MtJW Bernie Svalstad and
Marvin Adler.
Cbl~w.1w James Petrtttn. Foun Valley Chamber of
Co mmerce president,
announced tn Aupst.
He wu followed by Elery
Deaton, a clty Parka eo4
Rec reatlon Comm Inion
m ember and Pla•ain&•
Commluioner Barb9l'a Brown.
Each council candidate la
required to file a statement
diaclosine b1a inw:atmenta and
lntereat in real property .....
witb hi• oo~aUon papen.
accordinl to Cit)' Clerk EvetYn
McCJendon.
OC Seniors
Program Chief
Resigning Post
Wa lte r Scales. executive
di rector of the Orange County
Seruor Cttuens Program Office
that a<l rrurusters the needs of
the county's elderly population,
baa announced tus n'ltli&naUoo.
The resignation ol Scales, who
took over as tbe top official or
the senior citizens office in 1.975,
will become effective Jan 23.
lo a brief letter to the board of
supervisors, Scales s aid be
be la e v e a lbat be bas
accomp&bed alplfk ant goals
to better serve the elderly by
developing and con.soUdatln& a
proeram al service.
Sca l es h ad com e under
cnt.icl~m during la.st summer's
bud aet h u r ln&s, both from
senior cltiuns and from some of
the supervi.son. for alleged high
ad m1matralloo costs
A member or a supervbor's
s taff said he d.ldn•t believe
Scales was ag g ressive In
instit uting ne w pro~~ma to
meet the needs of the e ly.
He also wu accused by t.be
aide of sitting on reserves that
should have been spent.
Scala Hid in tbe letter to
s upervisors that h e la
coogldertng a new job.
He was nol a vailable-for
comment.
Ugbting Looters
Get 81,800 Haul
8W'1lan pried open the b8et
door to Founta1.n Valley LllbUnc
and mede ott wttb about tt,IDD
worth of lamps and 1bade1
Thursday nl1bt, company
official.a told poUce.
Also tabn from the ..___
at ~ Warner Ave. wu taD ta
cub. polloe laid. Klaua G\llDter Sclmeider, 0
WU arrtMd and held in l1eu Oi
SZ,500 bail after u.. •:ao i>~m.
lncldent at 2ltb Street and Welt
Oeean Prout. they N1d.
Pollee aald anim&t control
otflcer Debbie Murphy
attempt.cl to cic. Schnelder fer
waUllD1 two doll on tbe .._
but be putbed ber uide and
coaUnued walklq.
When Offteer Roaar Lanon
re.ponded to tbe tceM. ~ aalCS Sdmeider beaaa arlUIDI ~him.
For the
New Year. •
When Lanoa att.mp&ed to
arrHt SchJleider, a acuffie
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DtplamM Bruce Latngen
-Pair Hit
:Water
I Charges
By RAYMOND ESTRADA JR. °' .. .,...., ....... _
Alter calling a recent city
water rate bike unfair, two San
Clemente City Council members
charged Tbunday that funds
are being channeled improperly
to pay felt' reservoirs and pump
stations thal will serve future
bolQes.
'l1le eomcil, with ?ti•~ Jloy
Raiam md O§iu:8ellmu ~
Kallcbed ati.ent, told city aides
to rniew the charges and report
back on them Jan. 16.
Coundlwoman Karoline
Koester charged that city water
f\mcll, normally used for main-7 tenance and operation. are help-
ing to pay for reservoir and
pump atatJon construction that
as uaually paid for with de-
velopers' fees.
I The issue raised Thursday in-
ltially swfaced after an 18 per-
cent city water rate hike went
into effect Sept. 4.
' Mrs. Koester and Mayor Pro
Tem Myrt.Js Wagner asserted
that the hike may be un-
nece11ary because or the SS
million in water revenue re-
aervea. Of that amount, about $1
million could be used to prevent
water rate bikes, Mn. Koester
claimed.
"I extremely resent our peo-
ple being charged just so de-
v e lo_pers can build more
bowtes," Mrs. Wagner said.
"Oeve&opers should pay their
own way,'' Mn. Koester said.
To ensure um, she proposed the
city -water ontinance be ch&DJ(ed
ao that developers pay 75 per·
cent ol tbe estimated cost of Pf'O-
Tidmc watel" to tbelt profect in
advance.
Tia• remaining 25 percent
could be paid at completion of
the project, abe said.
Botb Mrs. Koester and Mn.
Watner u.ld they were miffed to
'1eam that the Sept. 1 water rate
eould become effective without
tbelr lmowledce.
(See WATES, Pqe AZ>
. £.oast
-TSHMN, Ina <AP> -1be '•llUalitt~ tbe U.S. tmba~ t(>day that
Americii._ tap diplomat bere, L.
.ISroce ~ bebudedoverto tbem and threatened to put one ol
tbelr boeta1ea. an Air Force
officer and alle&ed Vietnam "war
criminal," on trial before
Vletnameee repre&eataUves.
Laln1en, tbe U.S . cbar1e
d'affalres In Tehran, la one ct
three American diplomata who
have been held at the Foreip
Miniltry since the Moslem
militants overran the embaaay
Nov. 4.
The mlniatry sald 8JlY decision
about movtne him would be l'I>
to Iran's ruling Revolutionary
Council.
The militants identified the
captive officer as Lt. Col. David
M. Roeder, 40. They mentioned
no date for a trial -perhaps
caltDf woold simply IM
ODe of t.be trtalt bave bis t~reateoecl for be bo1ta,. .. • •• If tbe aileilJ abab ii nat
Ntul'Md to Jru.
Earller today , U .N .
Secretary-General Jturt
Waldbelm uded a Ulree-dQ
peace mlulon to Iran and Wt
for New York after Irwan
leader Ayatollab Rubollala
Khomeini, wbo boldl tbe key to
freedom for tbe America•
bostqee, retmed to aee blm,
The 50 American bosta1es at
the embuay today be1an t.betr
lbird month in captivity.
In another deve~pment,
reports from Khomeini's
headquarters city of Qom, 100
milea south of here , said
supporters of Ayatollah
Mohammad Ka1em
Sbarlat-Madari attacked an
unidentified eroup of
I' NAllONI RECIPI IVE
TOU.S.M•l-M
major uPl'ilhll ln northwest
Iran'• AaerbalJan re1lon.
Sbartat·lbdart, ID Aurbaijm
native Gpp09ed to Khomeini'• almost total pow, bu become
a 1ymbol for tbe ethnic
Aaerbaijanla' quest for IN-'«
autonomy.
The embassy mllltanta
demanded that Lainaen be
brought to the occupted embasy
.. for Dttesaar'J explanation ot
espiooqe docmnenta,," the.state
A Wlaale of a Ti•e
Whale-watching enthusiasts depart on the
first voyage of the season aboard the
Catalina Holiday from the Balboa Pavilion.
They' re keeping their eyes -and
binoculars -open for migrating gray
whales, the target of sightaeeing voyages
this time of year from Newport 8nd Dana
Point harbon. See story and additional
photos on Page Bl.
Most County
Gti8 Statiom
To Be Open
Gasoline will be alig~htly
harder to find tb1a weekend in
Orane• County, aa well a a bit
more npemive, the Automobile
Club« Southnma Callfotnla sald
today. ·
In a report for tbe cominc
two-day period, it la eatimated
80 percent otthe service stations
in metrooolitan areas of the
county will be pumping 1uollne
ancf that 89.9 percent will be
open in outl)'io1 areas. -
Overall, tbia meana about ~
percent of all 1tatlon1 are
upefted to be open for bwdneu.
Tbll repreaenu a sll1bt
decrease from Jut weekend,
when an esUmated 85. 7 pefelllt
were open.
A 1poQlwoman lw tbe ·Aattj
Club 1114 tbe infonDadoa Wll
complied on Wednelda.J. •
Oemente to Vote
On City. Treasurer
t j
San Clemente voMn will be
asked April 9 wbe&ba-they want
the City treasurer'• poet to be elective or appoiotlye
That questiOn ia 4ID9. of three
ballot meuurea that wW apPeU
on tM municipal .,_ alonl
with the election of tlWJ council
members and city clerk.
· Current Sao Clemente Clt1
Treuurer Wllliam MJtcbeU aaid
today be doea not inteDd to aedt
re-electioo to the poet be bu
held for tbe put 18 years.
Mitebell a1ilo aaid be is not
sure whether to support the
April ballot measure to allow the
City Council io appoint ~
t.nlUUftf'.
City Clertl Max B«s. who baa
held the polt liDCe 195e, bu not
announced whether be will leek re~lectkJD. Bers cou.ld not be
reaebedfor commeat toda,.
FU.iq for tbe two council Mata
up for eleedoa April • will open
Tbunday.
Councnm-IUdwd Ahl,,..,
# and Mward Ka1aebed. .._.
I~ Get 'Fl-' ...... will be qp for tiedioD ID ~ .. April, bave not aaaounced
ATLANTlC CITY 1'.J. <AP> wbetber tb•J wlll aeet re·
-Tb• eratlN mJ~t lhlft "" eleetioo. • tbe pottce depvtment ..u.ct lD • Abo cm tbl April t ballot wtll
altk ~ ... poUeemtiD JOIMd be two~ meaauree to the
the elb'• wtdt. eollar .... ~Ill COft~·ftnt admorJ meuure
a coatraet.dilpUti. < ... MllOI',..,. AJ>
• • Ii:
radio bmedtMt laid. Tlae nport
did not elabor8'te, but
apparen.tly referred to
doeu.memta t.1111 mllit.m&a dllm
they fCMDI It tbe embauy.
There waa no immediate
reapoaae from tbe Porelp
Mb:llatey, wblcb bu nbaffed pre•lou demuda from the
m.Wtulla tb8l it llU1'ellder' the
S1·Y••r-old Latn1en. The
miD1ltry baa aa1d be and tbe two
other Americana -political
officer Victor Tomaeb and
security eblef Mtebael H.
Holland -u. be1D1 belcl at tbe
mini1try for their protectloo.
They were not at tbe embeuy
wbeu it was aetsed.
la the aame broad cut. the
atudentl claimed Roeder bad
flown comhet miur.oo.t for the
United St.as.-lo Vietnam.
APWIWli ........ llla
FAQNG IRAN TRIAL?
U. Cot O.vid Roeder
• .
Lagtaaa'• C~•~nat Bag
Park Project
Goes to Bid
Laguna Beach LS seeking coo-
tra ctors to conatruct a viewing
platform. pathways, planter
boxes and landscape wort for
Crescent Bay Park at the city's
north end.
Council memben lb.la week
approved wncttn1 bid packqes
for completion of the three·
quarter Kn ~ park and G •
peet bldl to be nturDed to t.be d-
ty by next moath.
The city purchased three
cliftt.op ~ several years qo,
uai•I IUadl fl'Ol:D th• •ute's
Land and Water Cooaenatian Fund, 11 well a1 county n!'V'8IUe
sbariq money and aome city
fund.a .
But conflicts between the
state, county, coastal co01-
miuion and tbe city have beld
up development of the $500,000
park. which provides visitors
with a panoramic vial.a at the
end of ltcKolgbt Drive.
City Manager Keo Fn.nk said
he expect.a to go to the council
with bida on the $80,000 project
by Feb. S, and, ii a bid is accept·
ed. work could begin oo the park
by mid-February.
The city bas $80,000 in de-
velopment taxes set aside fOl'
construction of tbe park, and
potential b6dders will have the
option of suballtutine some
features of the project to cut
costs.
Features ct the new park In·
elude a Laree wood viewin& plat·
form at the cliff edge, much lite
the new platform at the eod of
Oak Street.
Decomposed 1ranlte
walkways wW lead to t.be plat-
form. and concrete ucl wOod
planter boxes will 1iDe portions
of lb• walkway.
lo addition a low-profiJe fence
will be comtructed alonl the
steep cliff, wtt.b abrub plant.a and
some trees Unlq the prope!"Q.
Tbere wUl be UUle crua on
t.be aew part. Frank 1814. add-
CLEVELAND (AP>
Teacben returned to tbetr
clulroom1 = wt1q to end an u . .-. atrtb t1*
dlarupted ed.ac1t on for tbe
dtstrtct'• ... ICDdentl.
Ing the park ~ intended to ~·
quire little maintenance from ci-
ty crews.
Barriers wlll also be con-
structed lo prevent vehicles
from gaining access to the part.
In recent years several
automobiles have been driven
off the chfftop, and three months
a10 firemen, hfeguards and
paramedics rescued one woman
trapped lo her car after plung-•
101 off the prec1p1ce.
Carter Plans
Afghan Talk
W ASHJNGTON <AP) -
President Carter today
asked the national
t.elevison networks for 15
mini.ates of airtime
tooight, apparently to an-
nounce new U.S get·tougb
steps against the Soviet
Union, informed sources
said.
Carter's reported 6 p. m
PST appearance would
cap a day in wtuch be act-
ed on a series of options
for responding to the So-
viets' military int.erveoti<Jb
in Af gbanistan.
Among the options,
sources said. was or·
ganizatioo of a boycott of
the Olympic Games this
summer in Moscow and a
slowinc of shipments or
U.S. grain and technology.
OC Seniors
Program Chief
Resignin~ Post
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PHOl!NDt, Arla. <AP) -Sen. Barry Goldwat.er, R·ArlL
held a news conference today to '""CJIJDeit be wW 1eek a flftb
t.erm. "
Goldwater. wu quoted lD tb9 Arlaona Republic aa NYinl be
would nm for another term and made the uoouncemeot at a preu c:onference at h1I Paradiae Valley, Arl.z., home. He
juat returned from Newport Beach.
"I made up my mind aome time alO but I bad 10me family
buainesa to take cue of flnt,'' be told the newapaper. "It ii the
situation around the world that made up my mind, particularly
in the Middle East. That, plus our dwindling military stnnltb
and our rapidly vanishing dollar combined with lnflatioo."
.U.dge Assemt& .. Ll•e Cleses
HAMTRAMCK, Mich. (AP) -Tbe fmal car rolled off UM
assembly line today at the "Dodie Main" auto plant, bull\ in
1910 by John and Horace Dodge for a fledcllJll auto parta
business.
It was the 13,943,221th motor vehicle built at Chrysler
Corp. 's Hamtramck assembly plant and it came off the
assembly line on schedule, at 6 .36 a.m.
The financially troubled No. 3 automaker no longer needs
Dodge Main'• enormous capacity and is doaLD& the plaal to
save money. A. recenUy as 1913, lt built more can than any
other U.S. plant. 511,000, on two assembly lines and two shlfls.
Deputy DA Reports
S4 Cops Cleared
In Ibarra Death
I
By F&EDE:&ICK 8CROE•BJD.
Cit ... o.lty,.... .....
An Orange County deputy
district attorney said today be is
satisfied that Santa Ana oolice were not involved in a Dec. l
street corner s laying that
claimed the life of a Sant.a AzlA
youth who was pursuln" a civil
rights action agalnat a former
patrolman. ·
The evidence ln the •bootio&
death of Maurice Ibarra, 21,
"shows thil la a l&DC type of
drive-by abootlna," 1a1d Deputy
District Attorney Paw Meyer
following a court appearance for
two suspect.a arrest.eel Monday 1n
COQDectkln with the cue.
Arralenment for Edward
Bonego, 18, and Antonlo Correa,
20, was eontinued to Jan. 11 by
Central Dlatrlct Municipal Cowt
Judge Edward Laird to allow
defense attorney• to study
investipUve reportl.
The Ibarra ktlllng clo1tly
.. foUowed an announcement by
Ibarra that be would 1ue Santa
An a police and former
Patrolman John Maooaracina
over an alle1e.d lnc14eot ln
which Ibarra claimed be was
illeeally detained and driven to
a Santa Ana park known to be
the acene of 1•n1·related
violence.
Muetanct.na WU fired from
the fol'ce after a.a laternal
alf alrs lnveatl1atlon Into the
incldent. He a1ao faced a t&1al oa
a mlldemeaDOr chart• al ta.lie
imprisonment, but jW"Ol"I were
unable to decide lala 1ulh or
DAILY PILOT
innocence llJld U1e cate w11
dropped.
Meyer aa.ld Santa Ana police c o n d u c t e d a t b o r o uj b
investigation into what be sal la
a "very delicate " and
"sensitive" caae In the
Mexican-American cotnmunity.
InveaUeatlve reports bave
been sealed by court order and
will not be made public until tbe
start of a preliminary beartni
into the murder and attempted
murder char1e1 filed a1&1n1t
8orre10 and Correa.
Meyer said be will ut fOT an
early preliminary bearlol date
so that evidence tn the cue ma.y
be presented.
But be repeatedly streued
that there ts no evidence that
police were lD any way Involved
in the crlme.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry BorretO,
parents of the defendant,
claimed their IOD WU in Oranp
County Jall on drunk ill public
char1e at tbe time Ibarra wu
shot. ..
"We don't know what's lolna
on . They' re ban1ln1 btm
alread)t :· Mn.. Borrqo11.Jd.
··All al a audden they ue
tryinl to pln t.b1J OD my IOG:'
Borrero wet.
People b1ve all•~ that
BorNIO and Corna beml
drlnldn1 at a party, tbesa borrowec! a .ao caltber M·l
carbhJ• and drove off.
lllv.Uoton all.el• the thoc!ttnl wu d'"oae ht a "random••
fuhlon.
'Ihievea Grab
Fndt, Wine
Thieves made off wfth l1S ln
oran1es and *11 in wine to two aeparate lncidenta reported
Tbu.nclay_ID Sa ClemtDte.
Jack JGMI tal4 polqe IOSDe-
oae toak lie ....,.. flotD bLI
tree OD the 2IOO . block of Calle
Grande VIM~ to 11:ao 1.m.
Petn._.Kenildf ,8 •.!·c~ •tore e-at·lllt . -..._ Real, tolcl .Pollet • ••I• t.fD • .., .. .,dbae ... ar .s..auo:•P.:•· TM ....... de ldD at J.Wli,
polltetakl
I
Dow Jump•
7.16 Points;
Trade Brisk
NEW YORK (AP> -Tbe stock market poeted 1 broed·
baaed advance In fairly actiYe
trading today. rebounding from
steep loeaea thla week.
The Dow Jooes avera1e ol 30
industrial st.ocka. was up 6.16
point.I to 827 .41. In the broad tal-
ly of all NYSE tradioa, lai.oio&
issues outnumbered loaers by
more lbao a 3-t.o-l margin.
Defense stocks were
particularly .uoo,, recovering
from r.cat decllw. PJ edoal
qietala ltock:a hlmbled· M tbe
price of eold fell on b..Won
market..
While CODtet"D aboat ~·
tiaoal turmoU aDd tbe Sovi&-
move lato Af 1b1nl1tan con·
tinued, ..... laid prke plnl
appeared to repreaeal a
aom"ba calmer outlook plua ..... .s blo'tDtblvaPl m •,... bouDd from Ha ncm& IUde.
t'..-P ... AJ
WATER •••
~ON!r
Jeff Meadow1 15, ol Anaheim, seems to be
wonderinl wnere all the slant wava have
gone. Juat days ago, wavea up to 15 feet
were pounding Oranse Cout beacbea.
delighting surfers. But Jeff, who took bis '
board out this morning near Newport
Beach, round only a great pond.
Soviets Face War
In Afghan Snow
Flu-like
Illness
Spreading W ASIUNGTON CAP) -About
250 demomtraton, moat of them
Al1bania livtnc lD w aahJ.nstcn, marched on the Soviet Embuly
today to protest the Soviet
military intervention Jato
Alehanistan.
Tb• marcben bumed &met
na11 and chanted "Death to
Bre&hoev. •• a reference to Soviet
leader Lecm1d Bredmev.
S•veral tnarcbera scuffled
briefly wtth poll~. who kept the
lnuise Shaw
Rites Monday
Fuoenl aerrices wW be held
et nooa Monday for Louiaa C. !1~!L7-'. , ol Glendale wbo d!ed . ,~ after. lenllhY 1.l1M9.
M r1 . Sb aw ••• the dmotber of Joanne
ldl ot the Daily Pilot ttatf.
al rites wlll be beld lD the
Wee Klft o' the Rea~Cbarcb
at FOT'elt LeWD Ill Glendale wtth
burial to follow at Forett Lawn.
Mra. Shaw a. aurvtved by •
son. Donald W. Sha w :
gra'llddaugbters Mary Kathryn
Shaw and Mrs. Reynolds: and
two great-graodchlldren
Teen Seized
In Burglary
A 16-year-old Laguna Beech
Hi&h Scbool atudent wu arrest·
ed TbW"lday after a woman al·
letedly spotted the youth climb-
lng Into ao apartment wlDdow.
Pollc:Erea oded to a ull trom a in the 300 bloek
of CWf ft abort.Jy alter 3
p.m . to younpter at the
apartmenL
Tbe ecmtblOl"on tcbool atu-
deut WU ~ w1th burjlary
and t&kd '° Oran1e County
Juvenile O«netn HY tba
youth b 1 ee waru•tt aaatmt ld.litl ... hllf'arla•Y
demonstration more than ~
feet from the embauy in
downtown Wubinston. <Related
photo. Ml
Tbe demoaatraUoa bepn ln
Lafay.U. Pa$ aerou from the
Wb.Jte Boale u snow fell on the
nation'• eapltaJ.
Tbe matt.hers carried •lsna NYinl "B.uMla a. the devil ot tbe world" and "Runlao
a"rea11« out ol our bomelud"
and chanted "Death to tbe
Ruaian invaders'' and "Dealb
to Bre&hnev. • ·
The demomtratora tore and
burned SoYiet flap and at cme
point several pressed up a.pin.at
a line al aeveraJ doien poUa1
officers ln an apparent elfort to
break throucb.
Po Hee. however. prevented
the march from 1ettin1 closer to
tbe embuay aod rejected a
request by the marchers to seod
a child to carry a lut of
demands to Soviet diplomat.a .
The demands included
withdrawal of Soviet troops
from Af1"b1nr1tao and tbe
eUmh:a.UOO ot the Soriet·backed
All.ban iovemmeat. Alt.beulb most demout.rai.ors· were .U.rbanl. tbe mareb
iocludecf some Amer\cao
s ym p at.hiz.en.
The dem o n st r a t o r s'
apokeaman. Mohammed Sala,
said the marchers particularty
hoped lo show ·'the developU,,
couotrtea . . that Busala la the
only auresaor ln the world
today."
p,.._P-.eAI
deals wttb "'9elher the COUDcl1
should autboriM-$2.75 mlll1oD 1n
guollne tu and federal funda to
be uaed to widen El Qunino Real
from A venida Pi~ to the IOUlb d-
ty Um lu.
The other adYi.sory measure
on tb• bal.lota aab YOt.en U n..e
C!OU.Dci lmante dillrtctl tboald be ·aet ap. Votsw iA eadl diatrtct
would eieet ooe ~
to tbe eoundl Utbe meuurela ap-
proved.
A widespread flu like illnea
has invaded Southern California
during the past two days,
Orange County health officials
t>ay
Whtie:-offl c1al fiRures oo Ute
extent or the outbreak were
unavailable, "it's an ep1dem1c JJl
the techrucaJ sense," said Dr.
Thomas Prendergast, director
of epidemiology of the Orange
County Health Department
Although several people bave
compl ained of the symptoms of
the virus such as nausea and
diarrhea the disease is
relatively mild, Prendergast
aa1d.
Beca~ the symptoms can be
attributed to several types of
virus a'nd do not warrant a
report to the health department,
Prenderg~t l>atd he could not
estimate bow many people have
been affected
State health officials said
th~re have been no major
slatewuie nu outbreaks They
said these symptoms are ahnllar
to the complaints about nu-like
diseases wtuch crop up each
wanter
Tusks Gore
Zoo Worker
SALT LAKE CITY CAP) -A
worker at Salt Lake City's Hogle
Zoo was bospitalJzed after an
elephant named Tota cornered
him In a pen and eored him, zoo
offi cial! say
Stanley Petenon. 57, of Salt
Lake Ctty. WU lilted tn good
cond 1 lion Tbunday at tbe
Veteran• Adm l nlstratlon
MedJ~al Center with wounds In
the 1bouJder and arm.
"I WU in the c:ompla jwt
ftni1hJng up OW' day's wort and
I WU IOlna to put the co..er 00
the dra1.n,.. Petenon aaid. ..I
aueu J turned my back oa Tab
and ahe pwbecl me .. a.imt die.
wan and bocbd me down ud
cored me with her little tu.sb."
l'orthe
New Year. • •
'-J~n~s Salts
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WANTED llY lllUTANTS
Dlpb• 8ruoe Latngen
Carter Plans
Afghan Talk
WASIUNGTON (AP) -
President Carter will
make a national television
address at 6 PST tonight
on tbe Soviet Union's
military moves into
Af1banlstan and the steps
be ii takina in response,
White House press
secretary Jody Powell an·
nounced today.
''The invasion of
Afghanistan by the Soviet
Union la a matter which
Ws admlnlstration COD·
aiden to be extremely wwwlbu." Powell said.
Illa speech will be car-
ried on the CBS. ABC and
NBC television networks
(CbanMla 2.' and T . T1't addreu will last ......
• ball boar.
Flu,.like
, Illness
Spreading
A ,rideapread nu-Uke illness
bu invaded Southern California
during the past two days.
Orange County health officials
·~· While ofticial figures on the
extent of the outbreak were
unaY&llable, "it•a an epidemic in
tbe tedmical aeme,0 said Dr.
Tbomu Prendercaat, director
ol 'epldemioloa of the Orange
('.aunty Bultb Department.
At&boulb '""'al people have complalmd of the symptoms ol
the virua -such a.a nausea and
diarrJaea -the disease is
relatively mild, Prendereast
Mid.
Becawe the symptoms can be
attributed to several types of vtna and do not warrant a
I report to the health department,
• PreQderpst said ~ couJd not i lltlmate bow many ~le have
l bin dected. State bealtb offlc:lah aald
there ba•e beell DO major i atatewide nu OUlbreab.
f ' l i r : f
f
FIFTEEN CENT . ~ en cans
CUSwdy of To11c i:J.S. Diplomat Sought
TZHJtAN, 1rtD (AP) -The
mJUtant•.a'.:= the U.S. Bmbau1 today that
Amertca'a top dlpkmiat bete, L
Bruce J...alnca, be banded over to
them and tbreatmed to put ooe ol
their boeta1ea, an Alr Force
officer and alleged Vietnam ''war
criminal," on trial before
Vietna,!Pl!Mrep19eDtat1Ye1.
L11la1en, the U .S . cbar1e
d'affalres in Tehran, la one ol
three American diplomata who
have been held at the Fore.ten
Ministry s ince the Moslem
militants overran the embassy
Nov. 4.
The ministry said any decision
.about moving him would be up
to Iran's rulint RevoluUonary
Council.
The militants identified the
captive officer as Lt. Col. David
M. Roeder, 40. 'Ibey mentioned
no date for a trial -perhaps
Price
Of Gold
Falls Off
LONDON (AP) -The price of
gold plummeted by as much as
$50 an ounce today in a bout of
profit taking that some dealers
called "inevitable.'' But the
otecioua metal began to rise
again and was qU«Md at S605 in
the United States at mid-day.
Tbe dollar, m-..wb.lle, bqan
to refabl .._. ol tu ltrengtb
alt.bough it cr,oppec1 acatmt the
Japanese yen.
Bullloa'a fall •tarted in the
Far Sat. -... f01d opened ~ lil Hlilll Kaia • ~ u oanee. tMll dropped ID to
cloH 8t ... a, oil 'Sl.14 from
Thanday. Booe Koac ... dosing about
the aame ti.me tbe Zurich and
Loodon-market1, Europe's bialest. were opening, and t.be
pattern was the same there.
Zurich prices, which finished
Thursday at $635 an ounce,
started at $610, and in less tba.8
an hour bad plummeted anotbet
$25 to $585.
In London, where prices
jumped to '8:JO by the end of
tradin1 Thursday, the markets
opened today at $615. Later,
London's five bullion houses
fix.\ng was $588 anc:Nt closed at
$59S.30. •
In Frayt~alers ftxed the
day's pnce-aT te04.t7, dOW'IT'
more than $28 from Tbunday"s
"531.03 per ounce. German &old
buyen also have to pay a sales
tu of 13 percmL -
The Part.a aftemoon fixinl
was $553.13. down $91 from
Tburaday afternoon's $644.18.
Trading was suspended for '5
minutes on the Paris open eokl
market when tranaactlona
became impossible due to a
massive flow of aelllng orders.
In New York, gold futures fell
to 1571, rebounded to S821 and
tradH later at 1812.
Suit Attacks
Republican
Primary
tadieatial Ida would lim&Jl7 be
-· ol tile tltall tbe7 Uve ..... tbreatHed for tbe tao.ta .. '''Pia" ti dae ailed lbab la a
Nlw'Ded to Ina.
Earlier today, U .N .
Secretary-General Kurt
W aldllelm eGded a tbree-d&J
peace m1saion to Iran and left
for New York after Iranian
leader Ayatollah 'Rubollab
Kbomelnl, who bo:lda the key to
freedom for tbe American
bostacea. refused to see him.
Tbe :iO American hostqes at
the embassy today bepn their
third month in captivity.
In another development,
reports from Khomeini's
headquarters city of Qom, 100
m lies south of be re , said
supporters of Ayatollah
Mohammad Ka1em
Sbariat-Madari attecked an
unidentified 1roup of
Anti-flood ,,.,,
wonblwen there today ud
weft dtlpened by pro-ltbometnl
mlUUama. Several Injuries
were~
Violence ln Qom Jut momb
betweeD Jtbomelnl and
Sha.rtat·lbdarl fadiom led to a
3 NATIONS AECEPtiVE
TO U.&. BAIES -M
major upriatnc in northwest
Iran'• Aserbaljan re1ion.
Sbariat·lladari, an Azerbaijan
native opposed to K.bomelnl'•
almost total power, bu become
a symbol for the e thnic
~rbaijanb' quest for ueater
a~.
The embauy militants
demanded that Lain1en be
broqht to the occupied embuay
.. for neceaary explanation ol
eapJ.anqe docwne:nta ••• the state
Turtle Rock Drain
Cuts Water Table
water from adjoininc areas
should be fln.labed early tbia
month. 1be drain la beiq put in
along the welt aide of the street
from a point about 400 feet IOUlb
of Groumont Avenue north to
Amalfi Drive, where it will con-
ned with ......... ~
drains. ·
Cost -.. ~ Jll'0-1ram l• beiq apUt between
' BJ'Oadmoar fb:Del, wblcb baUt the ....... • aboat 10 )'Uft
qo, and tM lnlDe Campa111,
01'1l1na1 ans' -tbe lad. ,,.. dty also ~ ... ftaa.e. =Nertae wt Mil aUjab
radio broedeast ukl. The report
did not elaborate, bat
apparently referred to
documeata tbe militants datm tbeJ found at the embuay.
There wu no immediate
reaponte from the Forei1n
Ministry, which bu rebuffed
pre•ioaa demands from tbe
militants that tt 1urrender the
57-year·old Laingen . The
ministry baa said be and the two
other Americana -poUtleal
officer Victor Tomaeb and
security chief Michael H.
Holland -are being held at the
ministry for their protection.
'Ibey were not at the embassy
when it wu aei.r.ed.
In the same broadcut, the
students claimed Roeder bad
flown combat mlasioas for the
United Slates iD Vietnam.
A .. ft ;I Ui
FAC1NG IRAN TRIAL?
Lt. Cot David Roeder
'20 MtlB .. Prejeet
Irvine Park
Designs Drawn
By DAVID KUTZllANN °' .. o.11'1 ..-. """
The promoters of a propoeed
$20 million Irvine Recreation
Park are eootin~l to move
ahead with plans far a porticm ol
tbe project exempted from
further eovi.roomeot.aJ a.naly&1s
by City Cotmcll members in Sep.-
tember.
Ar"ctWectural ~ •anace-mmt (ADii) of Anaheim, de·
.eloper ol the l&-acre recl"a·
tioa-ammemeat site near the
San Dle10 Freeway and
llicbel9CID Drive, ii praeatly
wortcin& on a modified aite plan
sbowin• development pf"OPOMd
nortb ol llicbebon but exclud.tQs
the so-called "fun zone," or
amuaemmt part, attractions.
The council, durin& a Sep·
tember bearing which attracted
an overflow crowd of cit11ena,
many ol them residents of the
areas near the proposed facility,
required an environmental im·
pact report for that port.loo of
the part where rides such as a
lo& flume. bumper cars, fast
tract. theme build.in&, batting
ca1e. miniature 1olf coune .
haunted bouae and carousel are
propoaecl
Excluded from tbat study
were attractions such as a bowl·
1n1 center, sk•ling rink,
restaurant ancJhealth center.
Two members of the couocil.
Larry A1ran and Mary Ann
Gaido, as 1fel.l as many of t.boae
residents at the bearinc, backed
an EIR for the entire facility.
Kenton Wines, 1eneral
mana1er for the proposed part,
said bia company wanted to
move ahead with the exempted
portions aa quietly as pouible
..-d. be hoped. have tbem open
by the lllrinl or summer ol tbia
year.
Altbou&b Wines waa out of
ata1e ad anavallable for com-~ eomm~ plannen aaJd
ADM bM been putUq tocetber
a new .U. plan u well u befnl Mar~ ftni&hed wtth a NCIWNd
tnftlc ltudJ tor the recreation center.
Tlae trdlc plan needl to be
reviaed aomewbat, planner
Dou& Sherburne said. because of
a relocation of the proposed
health center wtUun the park
Sile.
(See DESIGN, Page A.2)
.4...._r1'•~d
Joy Adam so n , 69 ,
conservationist and author
of the "Born Free" series of
books about lion behavior,
was attacked and killed by a
wild animal near her camp
in Kenya Thursday night.
(Story, photo Page A3).
Most County ,,
Gas Stations .
1
To Be Open
_,
PHOENIX, Ari.I. <AP> -Sen. Bury Ookhra\er, R·Aria.
IMld • ..,.. eoaference today to UDOUDC• be wtU aeelt a fifth
term.
GoldwltAlr .,., quot.ti ln tbe Arhona Republic .. •vial be
would nm tor another term and made the anDOUDcemeat
at.a PNU eontereaice at Illa Paradise Valley, Arli., bome. He Just retmDed ftom Newport Buch.
. "I made up my mind some time a10 but I bad aome famUY
bUlineu to take can of ftrst," be told the newspaper. "It ii the
situaUoa around the world that made up m)' mind, particularly
in the Middle Eut. That, ph• our dwindllnt military st.renith
and our rapidly vanishing dollar combined with inflation."
IJ9dfle A•.emb .. Ll•e Cle•n
HAMTRAMCK, Mich. (AP) -The final car rolled oft \be
assembly line today at the "Dodge Main" auto plant, built in
191~ by John and Horace Dodge for a fledgling auto parts
business.
It was the 13,tt3.22llh motor vehicle built at Chrysler
Corp. 's Hamtramck assembly plant and it came oft the
u sembly line on schedule, at 6:36 a.m
The fmancially troubled No. 3 automaker no longer needs
Dodge Mam 's enormous capacity and is ck>sing the plant to
aave money. M recently as im, it built more can than any
9ther U.S. plant, 511 ,000, on two a.saembly lines and two abllta.
Depaty DA. Reports
SA Cops Cleared
In Ibarra Death
Bi PEDDie& 8CBOEMEBL . Ot• Dltf't ,... .....
An Oran1e County deputy
district attorney said today be II
aatilfled tbat Santa Ana oollee were not involved in a Dec. 1
street corner 1layln1 that
claimed the life of a Santa Ana
youth who was punu1n1 a civil
rtpta action a1atnat a former
patrolman. ,
Tile evidence in the a\ootiq
death of Maurice Ibarra, 21, "1~w1 tbll la a 1an1 t.rpe or
driV,·by lhnnttn1," Hid Deputy
Dl101ct Attomey Paw Meyer
folJowial a court appearance for
two )uapecta an.ted Monday ID
COIUJectlon wttb tbe cue.
Atral1nment for Edward
~ro. 18, and Antonio Correa,
20, was conUnued to Jan. 11 by
Central District Municipal Court
Juqe F.dwud Laird to allow
defenae attorney• to atudy lnv.Uptive reporta.
Tile Ibarra k11Jtn1 closely
foll•wed an annouo~ement by Jhatra that be would Ille Santa
An• pollce and former
Patrolman Jobn llaJlliar•clna
over an-allqed lactdnt ta
wbiclr Ibarra claimed be was
We1aDy detained and driven to
a suta Ana park known to be
tbe 1cene of ian1·related
violence.
M~a ... fired ftom
tbe 'force after aa internal
affa\ra lnveatl1atlon lnto the
incldem. He mo faeect a trial on
a ~~anor cbarse or fabe
imJJtflonmmt. but Jurors wwe uaat.le to dedcle bla pllt or
DAILY PILOT
innocence and the case wu
dropped.
Meyer said Santa Ana police
conducted a thorou1b
inv"U'8tioo into what be said II
a "very de lie a le " and
"1en1itive" ca1e in the
Mexican-American community.
lnve11ti1at1ve reports have
been sealed by court order and
will not be made public untJI the
start of a preliminary heartnc
into the murder and attempted
murder char1es ftled against
Borre10 and Correa.
Meyer laid be wtll uk for an
early preliminary beartni date
so that evidence ln tbe cue may
be pruented,
But be repeatedly 1treued
that there is oo evideDce tbat
police w.re in any way lnvolftd
!n tbe crlm..
Mr. and Mn. Henry Bal••· parents of the defendant, claimed a.beir aon .,., bl Oraqe
County Jail on drunk in public
cb.arp at .the tlJU Ibarra WU
shot.
"We doa't !mow what'a PD1
on . Tb•l're ban1ln1 him
already.'• lln. Borreao said.
''All o1 a sudden· tbe1 are ~· to pill W..on mr IGll," .uurre10 aaid.
Peoplt ban •11•1:2 tbat Borre&o and Correa ~ dr\nklna at a party, tb•D borrowta a .IO callbtr 11·1 carbine and dro•• off. :::-~.:i-r.~~
fuhlon.
,....,PflfleAJ
SUIT •••
The btg ..i. wen authortr.ed
after a abort Ru11lan 1ratn
harveat Wt year and buae U.S.
crop• that have helped build re-
cord supplies of grain.
Curbtq IJ'8in aal• to the Sov·
1et Uaion la oae ol the movee re-
PortedlY under coca1derat1on by
tbe Carter admlniatratlon ln
reaponae to the Bu11ian lD·
tervenUoa in AflhaniataD.
D~IGN ••• \
The city'1Communlty Develop-
ment Deputmeat allo bu been
pre9arto1 a flacal Impact
analyal.a ol the recreation part.
"The department bu been pro-
ceedin1 with tbla •tudJ and ita
completion la near," Sberbume
said ln a report to City Manqer wnuam WoollettJr. The clty'a .Jransportation
Commlaaion WU1 review the site
plan and tratnc atudy once they are co~= Tbe Commluloa allo
will cC>nlidertbeatteplu.
ID a meetiDI between cLty and
ADM offlclala laat week,
Sherburne laid, a reviled tbree-
atep phaato1 acbedule wu
worked out for the project.
Pbue oae will inelude aubmlt·
tal of a plan for the area
nortbert,y ol llllcbelaon dealina
with tboee aUract1ooa tor wblcli
an EIR w., not required.
Phue nwo calll for 1ubmttUl
by ADM ol a alt. plu for UNI
southerly of Klcbelaon-and
pblle three deala with submittal
of a slte plan for the amUM-
ment park uses aloo.1 wtth the
EIR.
That environmental study was
asked by council members
becauae of the concerns or
nearby resideots that tbe part
would 1enerat.e oolse and tratrlc
problems, amooiotber tblnp.
ADM bou&ht tbe atte from tba lmne ()omJ>any tn ms. about a
year aft.er the ctty had approved
a zone cb.anl• requeet for the
area from alJ'lcultul'9 to com-
mercial recnation.
No-parole
Term.Given
To Murderer
... -_.,. ...
..., ... _ ....
A Wlaale •f • l!ia1e
Whale-watching enthu:stutl depart OD the
first voyaae of the 1eucm aboard the
Catalina HoUday from the Balboa Pavillon.
They're keepln1 their eyes -and
binoculars -open for miil'attna iray
wbaJe.s, the target of l~tMefna VO)'ale8
this time ol year from ewport and Dana
Point barbon. See 1tory and additlona1
photos on Paae Bl.
Russia Faces Battle
Afghan lmurgent8 Fight in Mountai111
By 1-.e Aa..aa&ed PftN
Soriet forHS were reported
facln1 a Ions war in
Afpanlst.an'1 anowy mountalm
u the Kremlln accUHd PJwi ..
dent Carter of "wicked" out·
criea and the U.N. Security
Council prepared to open deblite
on Uae Soviet mllltary interven·
tloo In Ill Central Aalan
netabbor:
There were reporta the Soviet.
were 1tockpll1n1 "buae quan-
ti tl e 1" of weapon• near
Af 1han1atan'1 weatem border
with lr(n, diplomata In the
capital dty ot Kabul reported a
aeneraJ uprlllDa a1aimt Soviet
troops in northern and eastern
mountain reitODJ and an Indian
oewa a1ency said ''trouble wu
brewiD1" in several provinces
throu1bout the country.
In the Al~ captt.&1 of Kabul
today, Prime Minllter Babrak
Karmal waa quoted aa
promllina a "new democratic
CODl~{!:f.i:Jl!' fA_.,1 •l.d procl 6JJ IOHrDIQent I
"deep respect" for ..-u11on.
The comment&, repof1ed by
the official Soviet MWI a1eGCJ
T.,1, were teen u an attempt
by Karmal to reach out to
Motlem Alahan inauraeota who
.have been tt1htln1 tb1'ee
Karxl1t-a.antn1 Af1hanl1tan
l.Duise Shaw
Rites Monday
Funeral MJ'Vlcea w111 be held
at noon M.onday for Louisa C.
Sbaw, 18, ol Glenda.le who dJed
Tueaday after a 14m1tby lllneu.
Mr1 . 8tlaw was tb•
1randmotber of Joanne
Reynolds~ the Daily Pilot ltalf.
l'tnal ritea will be held la the
WM Eirtt o' tbe Heat.bet CbW'Cb
a& Porest Lnll ta Glendale with
burial to follow at Foreat Lawn.
Mn. Sbaw ta survived by a
•o_ni. Doeald w. Shfw : .. anaclauOten llaiT 1tatnryn Sb•• and Kn.~-.and two 1reat.srandcblldren.
governments for 20 montlw and
Soviet troops for the put week.
KarmaJ. im&alled u prime
mm1ster a week ago Tbunday
when an estimated 35.000 to
45 ,000 Soviet troops poured into
ACghanistaD. "empltulied the
importance of ~ttaltDI tbe
country's broad national front
w1tb the partic1palloo of all
political. public and rell&Jous
organlz.ali00$," Tau said.
He commented at wbat Taas
described a.a a news confereoce
for foreign and Afcban
reporters Western reporter.i
have been banned from the
country
Karmal al10 reportedly
* * *
defended the Soviet military
1nte rventlon and denounced
rormer leader Ha.fbullah Amfn,
who , he c laimed , threw
tbouaands ~ cltuens auto prilon.
Many 'ftl"e tortured ed tilled.
Karmal s a id Amin was reported ex~UUd shortly after
his overthrow.
ln ao earlier dispatch from
K a bul , Ta ss quoted
Afghanistan's foreign mlniater
aa reJecting U.N. coruslderaUon
of the Soviet mllJtary actJoa.
Shah Mohammed Dost, the fore ign minuter. repe8led
previous claims that the Soviet
troops were an Alfhanist&n In
com phance watb treaties ~tween the two countries and
the U N charter, Tau said.
* * * Af gham_ Protest
At SOViei' E rfibbSsy
WASJUNGTON CAP> -About
250 demonstrat.ons. most of tbem
Aiehanl.I livinl In WaabiDttan. marched on t.be Soviet Embauy
today to proteat tbe Sovlet
military intervention Into
At1h anl.ltan.
The matt'bers burned Soviet
na11 and chanted "Death to
Brezhnev." a .reference to Soviet
leader LeolUd ~.
~veral marchers acutned
br1efly with poUce, wbo kept che
demonstration more than 500
feet from the embauy In
downtown Wlllhl.ngtoa. CR.e18ted
photo, M>
Tbe demoutration betan ID
Latayeu. Part acrou from the
White ffouM ., mow tell OD Iba
natlOQ'f capital.
Tbe lnattbers canted liam
sayiq "Rusaia ii the deril ol
tbe world .. ••d "lhHlan
aqra.aor out otour bometud'' anct clilanted •• Deatb to 11le
Rtmatan 1nv.,..~ ancr 4Jiidl
to Bredmev. ''
The demonstrators tore and
burned Soviet n8'tl and al one
point s~eral pressed up aeauist
a lme ot several dozen police
offi cers in an apparent effon to break through
Poli ce. however . prevented
the march rrom getting closer to
the embai1y and rejected a
' requeat by the marchers to send
a c hild to carry a list of
demands to Soviet diplomats.
The demand• tnt'lucled
w1tbdrawal of Sov1et troops
from Af1Mni1tab and the
elir1]1Dllb0ft flt tbe Scmet·back.ed
Aflban~.
Al~· mo.t demomtratGn
were AflMtnf, tbe march
Included aome American
sympaf!dlen.
Tb• demooatratora•
SPokesman, Mohammed Safa,
said the lml'cM:n parttc:ular'7
hoped to &bow ''t!Mt ~
COUDtria . . . tbat ftoaaia 11 tbe
only -.nnnar i1r the -world
today."
.
For the
... . .
New Year.
I
81 lllLTON ll08&0Wlll TM .Federal C.Oamnmleadom Comm&ee&Qri bu ralel
whlcb l1mlt Ole uumb9r ol brolidelllUnl OUU..·that·ean be held "1 _. owoer. Tiiie eelllna--UJe IDOlt tbat can be
owned bJ D7indl"4ual•eompany-ta21: M\'tateWvblcla• '·
ltatioal, MVeD All radio ltdo«M dd M'ND Pll rlldio • tloal ~ Now. for-~ tbeJ UMd to aay on an old dilcuded !I
TV1bow, wblcb OW'Dll'lltbeonlycmetobavereaebed .1!
t!dl macicftaure!
The answer b oot CBS or NBC or ABC or IQeh
muJU.tattCJG operaWls
at Jletroll)edla and Caottal Cities. No, caw,
only owner to ha••
amaued 21 broadcast properUe1-and ia
therefore tneUoble to buy any more-is a
81-year-old mtrepreoeur, Roy H. Part.
Money
Tree
PAD BAILS ROM North Carolina, be wu born tn
Dobeoo and worked bia way t.brouab North Carolina State
University where be edited tbe campua paper and ltl'Unl
for Lhe Auocl.ted Preis. For tbe put 3'I yean be bu
operated out of Ithaca, N.Y., the home of Cornell Unlversity.
He came to Ithaca lD UN2 to start an advertbina aaeney
whose bi& client was the upstate New York farm coopmatite
now known a Apay. The farmen aent him on a leal"Cb for a
brand name that they could putoo their product.a-and that
led to the DmlcaD Hinee lieemina&>rocram which Part IOld to
Procter• Gamble in 19151.
In 1182, after having watched bow many doll.an Procter
& Gamble tbrew 1nto TV adftl'tiaina, Roy Put decided lt
would be a good idea to be on the receivtng end of that dollar
barrage.
· SO BE WENT TO b1s borne state and with Lbe belp of a
million-dollar loan from an insurance company whose
president be happened to know, be bought WNCT·TV in
Greenville, N.C.
Over the next 15 yean be bouaht a bunch of other
statioa.s, both TV and radio outlets. However, he never
returned to the friendly i.D.llurance company for financing
after be discovered that banb wou.Jc:l lend up to 80 percent
on such purchaaes while insurance companies would give
you only ~ percent.
In add.itiQI\ to the Greenville out.let, Part now owns TV
stations in Richmond, Va. <WTVR>, Roanoke, Va.
<WSLS), BirminOiam, Ala. (WBllG>, Johnson City, Tenn.
<WJHL>. Cbattanoosa, Tenn. lWDEF> and Utica, N.Y.
<WUTR).
And there are 14 Part-OWDed radio statiooa; two in
Greenville, two in Richmond. two in St. Louis Park, Minn ..
two in Chatt~ooga, two ln Portland. Ore., two in
Syracuse. N.Y. (the only ones Park can listen to f'elU}arly
in Ithaca), one in Se.We and ooe that reaches into five
states. WNAX, Yankton, S.D.
AUDIENCE FIGUaES indicate that the Part stations
reach about 2S million persons or 12 percent of the U.S.
Population.
In 1972, as he was approaching the limit on broadcast·
holdings, Roy Part turned bi.5 atl«ltioo to newapapen. He
boa&bt the Daily Sun of Warner Robbins. Ga. Today be
owns 40 newspapers ln nine stat.es: Georgia, New York,
Florida. Oklahoma, Virginia, N~a. North Carolina,
Illinois and Indiana. These are small town papers in the
10 ,000-to-25,000 circulation range. Their combined
circulatioo is 425,000.
There are oo limits oo newspaper holdings-and so
Park ii actively lootinc for otben to buy.
The broadcast pJ'Ol)eJ'tles are or1anised under an
entity, Park Broadc~. The newspapers are grouped
under Park N~pen. Im salel totaled lllO milli<lll.
There's no chance ol you buying any stock ln these
enterprises. They are privately held. Roy Park, a
self-made millioo.aire, owns and runs them.
Cassava Plant
Supplements Gas
CURVELO, Brull CAP> -Casaava, the tropical plant
that produces tapioca, i.s bem, used tn Bruil as a source
for aicobol '4 supplement or replace more ex.penaive ¥uuuu~. HOO~ nere 11ave bigb hopes for it.
For seven! yean Brazil baa been using some of lts
masalve su1ar cane output to produce substantial
quantities ol alcohol u a fuel or fUe1 additive.
BtJT A POUND ol cauava yteJds three times as much
alcohol as sugar cane. So t.be rovemmmt built a plant
here, 315 mile& north-of Rio-de Janeiro,·tc. 'Crank-Out lS,000
lallODI ~ alcohol from the root daily.
"Ow-casaava di.tlllery basically la an experiment.
even t.boulb it's already produdn.I on a relatively large
teale. 'lbe idea la for Brull to atnacture knowhow tn tbia
fteld, wbicb ii completelJ new," aaid Vlcmt.e llenaes
Ferreira, an alcohol 1peclallat with Petrobra1. t.be
10ftr111Dmt ail CIO.m.pall)'.
Brull b.11 draWD WOl'ld IU.-tlaD f« lta wort wttb &UObo1 -a 1M011ne alcobol mix for can -and one fuel
08&let tn tbe nearbJ city ol Belo Borbante routiDelJ aeUa au with a JO percent cauava ~ mix. wblcb can ean
... without modlAcadoD.
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suraa1oa coun Oii' '"'
PVBUC NOTICE
PtJllLIC NOTICE
1u,.•1oa COU11T or Tiffi
ITATaOl'CAUFICNttttA POtt
TM• COIHfTY or~·
NO.A--0tto.•10 IMOW CMtM rOtt ~ore.AMI:
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