HomeMy WebLinkAbout1980-01-07 - Orange Coast PilotMONDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY7, 1980
VOL. 7J, MO. 7, J NCTIOMS, • PAOaS
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STRATEGY SESSION -U.S. Ambassador Donald
McHenry (left) and U.N. Secretary General Kurt
Waldheim confer at the United Nations prior to the Unit-
ed States condemn action of Soviet intervention in
.Afghanistan.
Suviets Assailed
For Afghan Move
UNITED NATIONS CAP> -
Five non-aliened Security Coun·
ell members circulat.ed a draft
raoluUon today calling for the
immediate withdrawal of all
forelp troopa from Af~aniatan u the United Statee called the
So•let l11tervention a
.. dan1erou1 breaeh of peace and
aecurlty" and a "terrible mi&·
calculation."
Spouored by Ban1ladeab,
Jamaica, Nlpr, Zambia and the
PbWpptme. the relOlutioa did
iaot meatioa tbe Soriet UDicla bJ ume be "deeply deplored .. t.be
.armed lnter••11Uon ln ~ft:·• . ·: lldioD came •the Secari·
~ COllDdl toda)' opened tu Mb
1beeU.1 OD Ule Af1ban.l1tu
fOta•tkm
• lo•let AmbaHador Olea ~...... tOld Nportetl be . .
would veto the resolution lf it
came to a vote. A majority of
the council or of the U.N. mem-
berahlp tben could 1et tbe ~neral AIMlllbly to tab up the
matter ln an e~rceneJ 1e11loo,
which would prolon' tbe
publicised~ eondem·
nation of tbe RualaDI .
El1hteeo U.N. memberl spoke
in· the eomcll debaie Sunday,
the MCODd day of the deba&e,
and onb' tbne commwmt na· tlon1 -East Germany,
CsecbolloYatia and Vletnam -defenUd tbe Scnilt ac:tkJQ.
U.S. Amba11aclor Doaald
llcHeGI')' • tlae ftiti apeaqr Sun·
da11 aatd SoYle& avtlloritl•
maa• a "tA!niW. mtaea.lcula·
(See AJ'GllAN, hp AS)
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Women Patients
Marder, Rape
Crime on Rise
Boat Fire
Kills Man
STOCKTON (AP> A
Stoc:ktoa in.an •as burned
&.o 4eatla oe bJa ca~ln
crai8er wbeD a pa bater
In Huntington tipped .... -bunt ia&o flam•.~ '8ld.. Alton Wgim, SO. bad
juat boarded bia boat
berthed at Frank 'a Marin.a
on Bethel hland in the
Delta. 87 8'l'EVE MA&BLE Ol .. Deltp .........
Tbe thick black noteboota, ellht of them in all, are piled up
in front ol Set-Luis Ochoa. He'a
read every one ?f them and sa~
the atory enda the ume way in
each cue. Murder.
Tbe Huntington Beach police
detective polnts to the thickest.
It tells tbe tale ol a blonde 12-
year-old ,U-1 who was la.at seen
riding homeward oo a friend's
bicycle, apparently worried she'd
be late for a ballet class
Her decomposed body was
found 12 days later in the
foothills of the Sierra Madre
mount.aim.
Another unravels the story ol
a St-year-old father who wu
aunned down .. bia honor·
stnlck wife and daupter looked
on. The tbinneat notebook con-
t.alna the cue of a father wbo al·
leaedly became anaered at bia
son and shot him once in the
chat.
The tmfolden tell other trqic
stories: the tee-aeer who
waa •tabbed to death becau.e be
... aJJepdly pla)'inl a •tereo
too loudfy, the man aUeeedly
abot to death by bis roommate
because be slammed a door and
the man wbo wu 1bot three
times m tbe be..S wtdll takinc an early IDOl"Dlna stroll oa the
city pier.
It'• beeome an annual taak for
Ochoa to ltac!k up tbe cues and
attempt to make tome aeme
from the lnddenb.
Thia year bla coaclualoa 11
lilaple: mm:der la oa tbe riM in
lluntlDCb' Beach. So lt rape, robberJ and MHUlt
la ma Ulere •• ,. tbr ..
bomt&lll compued wUla .....
lut JM&'. tt.porc.ed rapee 1n-
tteued from 52 to M lo the one
year period. Robberies jumped
fl"om 188 to 195.
Ochoa HYI he bas DO H ·
planation except that ~ crime
increues appear to be followin&
.12 Rai•lall
Hl• wife bad not yet
eone aboard when the ac·
cident occUrTed Sunday. and sbe was not inJured,
authorities said.
More Showers Seen
For Parched Coast
Oranae Cout residents who
were atartled by the unexpeded
arrival of a mild winter storm
can expect continued wet
weather perhaps tb.rouab Wed·
nesday, forecut.en said today.
The ovemiahl raim dropped
no more than .12 ol an inch ol
rain on parts of tbe Oran1e
County coutal area um mom-
tna. ••vtni a amall boost to
anemic rain nsures and c•Ulinc
minor problems for motorists
beadiD1 into wort. .. We're way below normal," a
spokesman for tbe National
Weather Senice m to. A.n'*9
aald lb.ii momia.I of rainfall
totals for the aeuon beei""lnl
iD July.
Lut year by um ume, mor.
tban m tact. o1 ratn bad ran.
lo tbe Costa Men-Newport
Beach area. With W. latest
storm added bl, t111reat ramfaD
ftpn11 total oal7 Ll'7 lDehel.
In ~uoU a Beaeb, tile ..... .., .• o1 ......
~. b tbe ..... tataJ
there to L IDcMI. Lat ,_..
ralnfal1 exceeded 6.8 inches by
the same dat.e.
The surprile rain was caused
by an unstable air mass that bad
been hoveri.nl over central and
northern Caii!omia since last
week.
Forecast.era said the extended
outlook called for s howery
periods Wednesday throu&h Fri-
day.
California Hiahway Patrol
spokesman Jerry Elliaon said
the fint rain of the new year
caused no unusual traffic pro-
bleim for early mof'Diq com-
muten. A number ol minor acd·
dents wen reported, be aaid.
Analysts
Predict
Shakeout
LONDON <AP> -Tbe sold
boom pipped world market. acatn today a bullion hit a new
hlcb ol W73. ll an ounce in Hoac
Koo,. But at slipped to close at
$1653.61 while in Europe the pnce
WU $133.5".
Tradang was volatile with
prices awlngin.a up and down.
Some analyst.a predict.eel a ma-
JOr ahakeout after the doubling
of the price an four months.
Others saw the met.al going e'Y81
higher.
The U.S. dollar was mostly
lower
The record Hong Kong pnce
came Just before noon in the
Asian trading center. Despite
the fall of nearly $20 during the
afternoon. the clc>Sine price was
still nearly S21 above Saturday's
closma pn~.
The opening pnce in London
and Zurich, Europe's two big-
aest eold markets, was a me-·
dian M4S an ounce, matchini the
prevaous European record set. in
Zurich on Jan. 3. By midmorn-ine. however, the price in both
cities slipped to 1835, but that
wu $40 and $50 above Friday's
cloaloc prices. The afternoon
fix.iJlC WU $1533.50.
Profit·taldna and rumon of a
bil U .s. Trealury gold aale halt·
ed the aold ~ in Europe oo
Friday, and the .metal ck)led.
(See GOLD, Pase Z>
Coast
Var ble cloudlneu t u • b '1' u •• d • )' •
•probabUit1 of sbowera
deereuinl to 10 percent
tolllsbt and 0011 1U1bt
1'Qead97. Low toallbt " at the beacbea and 5' in·
land. RlOI 'l'Ueaday II
alonl tbe ~ ancl 81 ID· land. •
IMl ... TellAY ,... .... _ _......,.,...
-·--~·,...., "°"',. ...... ... .,..,..., .. , .. . ooa••••PajlllJ1.
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Flames rage throulh the upper stories of a
warehouse scbeduled for demolition near
the lakefront m downtown Chicago early
today. Hlab wiDda and cold temperatww
bamperecf ftrefighters ba.tWng the blue.
Rebel Losses 'Heavy'
A/ gluuu Battle Soviets in Four Areas
By fte Auoda&ed Pr
Moslem rebels in AlghU11ftan
admitted Soviet troops inflicted
heavy losses, but diplomata in
neighboring Pakistan reported
the rebels and anti-Soviet troops
of the Afghan army were contin-
uing to ba.LUe the Russians in at
,,, 1( * *
f'rvaP~AJ
AFGHAN •.•
tioo.. in sendin& t.roo.,. acrou
their aoutbern border tato Alp•nfctm.
He 1'e'jed.ed Soviet claim.a tUt
they were invited by the Aleban
1overnment and said the
Kremlin engineered the coup
Dee. Z1 in the Afghan capital
that resulted in the overthrow
a nd execution or President.
H afizullab Ami n and bis.
replacement with Babrak.
Karmal, whom the Soviets:
brought back from exile in
Czechoslovakia.
"Are we to believe that Prell·
dent Amin invited Soviet troops
to come into Al&)uumt.an in or·
der to oversee bis own downfall
and his own execut.lon?"
McHenry uked.
He aaid radio transmitters In-
side the Soviet UnloG, ~
in& to be Radio Kabul, broa
the nm. wont of the coup. ad .. tbe real Radio Kabul eoatinlled
normal trammlulou for at
least one and a half boan after
tbae announcementa were ftnt
beard. Notbina in theM bmlid-
cuta from Kabul coaftrmed the
content ol the Soriet broadeat
diaadllDated in Afabanl.atan'• aame.0
Jl'iftJ-GDI countrtes endoned
the requmt far t.be Al.un ..
bate, the molt ever to br1q an
issue before tbe eouneil. MOit at
them were expedecl~~ak. The COUDdJ la 1 with
1' members, one abort of lta full
membenblp. Tbe Oeneral »
sem bly hu been deadloeted
since October 1n trylq to choose
between Colombia and Cuba to
fill the Latin American seat
vacated by Bolivia on Dec. 31.
The 111e111bl)' was to vote qain
today.
OR•-COMT 1
DAILY PILOT
least four areas of the country.
A rebel radio broadcast Sun·
day said the guerrillas battlinl
communist rule for nearly 20
months suffered h eavy
casualties in figbtng near the
eastern town of Jalalabad,
which Soviet troops occupied
last week. Jalalabad is 75 miles
east of Kabul, the Af1han
capital, and 50 miles northwest
of the Pakistani border and the
Khvber Pus.
The rebel broadcast vowed a
"fight to the finish" to drive the
Rua1itft at Allbaniltu end briq the eomman1at .,.,.
el'DJD tn ltabul. It d•h1wl
the lnaurpats had beee nm.
forced by •0coa:aiderab1e" DUID·
GRAIN SALE CUTBACK
CLOSES MARTS -M
hers of Afghan army troops who
deserted durin1 fi1htlng
elsewhere m the country follow·
ing the coup in.Kabuloa Dec. ZJ.
Diplomatic sources ln
Islamabad, the Pakistani
capital. reported fighting wu
continuing in the northeast
province of BadaJtahaD in Paktia
and Jalalabad, between Kabul
and the P•kistaai border, and in Panian. 50 miles aonb.._ at
the capital; tn K1nctuar, 270
miles IOUthwest at Kabul, and in
Herat, the chief city in western
AfpanWan 75 miles from tbe
Iraolan border.
lloelem Aflban dlnldeata in
lalamai.d claimecl today tlull
rebel forcea had ldlled ao
penoa.a, IOIDe ol them Soviet
troops, and took eaatrol of two
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GOLD •••
then at '515.50 in London and
$585 tn 1.urteb.
Silver WU quoted in London
today at $85.50 an ounce, up
from ta.35 FridQ but below tbe
Jan. 2 record hlcb of '40. In tbe
United Slat.ea, it WU tradina at
$38.80 to., .25.
Tbe dollar fell Dearly four ,_
in Tokyo, from 217.'5 Frtct., to
233.IO at tM dole of tndilla to-
da1. Dealen pndlmci it m1iht
drop twtber becftM of the em-
tiDUlq U.S.·Jnmiln crtala and
developmedt m Aft&m1nan.
Tbe dollu' ... mciillUJ Joww on &uropean fDnlp aeb•npa
also. •
"Tbe bu le trend 11 for a
aomewbllt wNter dollar for tbe time belq," laid one LGodoa
dealer. '' M lcGi u the 1'orld
pollUcal tituatian Nmalna UD-
MWed, tbln'a UW. cbanee di a dollar~.·· ....
towns in 1.apma n Province, 50
miles northeast of the captt.al,
It waa the first report of fight.
inl in that province. They allo
said fighting in Badakshan had
slowed because of heavy snow
and that rebels there are mak-
10g guerrilla raids.
Refugees from Heral who fled
to Iran reported a general uprls-
mg 10 their city Friday, with ma ny men and women killed
after fighting Soviet tanks with
sticll:s a nd atones. Refugees
reachin& Iran today said Soviet
tanks bad moved from Heral to
its suburbs.
"Hundreds of my own people
were attackine them even
tboup there was much sbootlnc
and the tanb were just rolllq
over those who fell in fnml at
.them," said one of the refugees,
a farmer named Abdullah Jan.
Meanwhile, Radio Kabul, the
Af1ban 1overnment station, .
charged that President
H1flzullab Amin bad 2,&00
political prbonen uecuted en
muse before be was overthrown
in the coup 11 days ago. Amin
was prime miniater in the tint
comDi'uniat regime that took
over in April 1978 and then
became president in a coup last
September. He was ex~cuted
after bi.a replacement by Babnk
Karma!. an nile tbe Runians
brou1bt back from
Caecboelovatla.
Woman Loses
Her Purse to
lagwma Thief
A Lquoa Beach MU181.reu
en1a1ecf in an involUDtary lul· of-war with a pune snatcher
Sunday, JoUna the blWe to tbe
younr.•uspect wbo Oed on foot. v. rle B. Hlaim. 19, told
police ahe and a friend were
walking northbound on South.
CoHt Hi1hway near Thalia
Street Sunday when a man ap-
proached the pair and asked the time.
He then srabbed MW Hiulna
purse and when lhe refusecl to
let 10, the ••peel yanked it pull.
int the youn1 woman to the
P'OUDd,
Mlaa Hia1Da suffered cuta to her knee ID tbe attack alld tbe
two women aald tbe suspect fled
lnlaad OD 11Wia Street.
The woawa told police the
does not bow bow much cash
WU ln the stolen pw'M.
'lho, 87, Meete
With Specialiats
A Tn.u mitor to La1una
Bea.ch reported tbe theft of more
lhaD ss.ooo m &;;eJ. equiJ>mem from hla car .
Gary L. Kdt. a r=:~nt1I ~ftoam told
police he pubd bb ear ill ta.
100 block at ... Street to ...
to tbe bw:h. When he Ntmued.
be said be dtlmw•ed tbe equip. matm .......
Offleen uld tbe rear
batdlbldt ... mttocked al tbe
time of tbe bniiUiD.
89th Caadle
Reagan Called 'Vibrant'
MANCHESTER, N.H. <AP> -~ hia op-ponents say Ronald Reagan 'a ace ii ay in the
former California eovernor's quest for tbe l)residen·
cy two Manchester women ooamder it an event to
celebrate.
Tbe two bav~ launched a campal.f::a to help the
Republican presidential hopeful mart ah 6lrth-
day Feb. 6, and to booR hls eampaip at the same time.
Cynthia Vaal and Dorothy Belanaer want New
Hampabire naidents to send birthclay cards to
Rea1an'1 home iD Ca11foruia.. aDll to iDclDde a St
ccxitdhltion
In a joint autemeat. the women applauded Rea1an•1 .. vibrant approach to our nation'•
problem1.0
He attributes part of the
public interest to the MUa·
tkwaHIP" fll the atrial of Qr-.e
Coaat1 bla41..,1a1 m~. Bat. be ..,._ a poera1 fear fll
ftolace aippean to be tbe .... moYeTof,...,..._
''The ._tip I ca pve, ad it
IOUDd.I b9d. ta DOt to traat ~
pie. E'Yel"JllJDe la far too tl"'a8Unl.
They'll open their doon to
ayoee.''
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VOMIT •••
to the bewilderment.
"How caa be baYe ao lll1ldl m.. 1lde inlormattc. on so m...,
boepitala?" Seabolt aabd. "It W'Ollld be. tllbnicall)' lmpcwlble
tlor ~at Jaeban,-tlerey
and South Miami -yet tbe three at m baftJaad ealla m t.be same n!Ot."
Souu.ena S.U 'Telepbaae Co.
seeurtt:y cbW Gerald Do,le ta .
wortiq wWt bmpital Mcurit.y om~ to tract u.e caller.
"We have done some Wild
tbin11 like bavin1 printouta
abowlq al.I the ealla mto, say, Soatb lliaml l:laspttal,: trJtq ID
l9olate, fl.Iler ..... Doyle SQs.
"But wttboul auceea. We have
tried t.nci.nl. But the taller la
•PoradJc. lie mtxea up bla
bospltala.''
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WAITING FOR THE SCHOOL BUS ON A RAINY MONDAY MORNING IN COSTA MESA
1be Neufeld Klde-Leoftaid, 11; Jent, 9, and Suay, 8-Dreued for the Weather
Rainy Week Predicted
Suijlrise Showen Dampen Parched County
On.nee Coat ~ ""° ~ startled by the u.ntlpectied ..n..i of • mlld winter storm
can espeet couttnaed wet
weat!Mr' perhaps th.roup Wed·
• Delday, foreeaten aald today.
· Tbe Oftnlitlht rains dropped
more tbaD . W an lDCb of
rain on parts of the Oranae
Comity cou&al area this mom-
in&, gl'riq a small boolt to
anemic nin figures and camtng
minor problems for motorista
bead.inJE into wort.
: Supervisors Mull .
·Raising Own Pay
117 SOBEaT BAUD °' .. .,...,,........ . Orange County supervisors
are expeeted to decide Tuesday
if the time bas come to give
themselves a pay raise.
'Ibe five top elected county of.
ticials earn an annual salary of
$29.899 and they got their last
raise, a 5.5 percent salary bump,
; in um.
• Supenbor 1boma1i Riley said
today be penonally supports a
' pay bike "although it should
'
have the unanlmoua support of
all the supervbon. ''
Otber county supervisors
weren't available for com-
pient ..
••1 fawor an increaae that la
conai1tent with the allowance
lifeguards
Tower Burned
In Newport
granted to the real of the county
employees,'' Riley said.
County employee groups pre-
viously have agreed to about an
8 percent pay bike in cwnnt
contracts.
Supervisors also will be con-
sidering the lifting of the U117
pay freeze on the $52,000 annual
salary of the handful or top coun-
ty executives.
Included in that pay bracket
are County Administrative Of.
ficer Robert 'Ibomaa, County
Counsel Adrian Kuyper, Human
Services Agency Director
Margaret Grier, Health Officer'
Rex Ebling and Environmental
Management Aaency Director
George Osborne.
Ironically, a few employees
have slipped ahead of their
superiors in salary because they
are in tbe administrative
manaeement employee clause
and receh·e pay increases
automatically.
The pay for county
supervi:ICIH ad top county ex-
eeath•• bad been froseo
became of t.118' uncertaiDU• IJl'O-,_. bJ P'rGpCllldaa 13.
Su:peJ .... also rectll'fe other
bneftta ill additloo to their
ularies. m=.::..:°' for ett.nctin1 meetfnp and re-
ceive fb1l1 paid health. cleatal
and life lnlunDce. Tbe7 also set a Ndi'.n. ~ an eumae acccnmt llDd a cbolce IDO&MI .. GI' tal504~ .uo.--.
··wrr...,. below nonnal.'' a
spokesman for the National
Wea;ther Serriee In Los Ansel.es
said tbia morn.Ins of rainfall
totals for tbe aeuon beginning
in July.
Last yur by tb1a Ume, more
than six lncbes of rain bad fallen
in the Costa Mesa-Newport
Beach area. With this latest
storm added in. current rainfall
figures t.otal only 1.87 lnches.
Jn Huntington Beach, the
storm dropped only .08 of an in·
ch, bringing the season total
there to 1.96 inches. Last year
rainfall exceeded 6.8 inches by
the same date
The surprise rain was caw;ed
by an unstable air mass that had
been hovering over ceotral and
northern Caiifornia since last
week.
Forecasters said the extended
outlook called ror showery
periods Wednesday through Fri·
day.
California Highway Patrol
spokhma.o Jerry Ellison said
the fl.rat rain ol the new year
caused oo unusual traffic pn>
blems for early mo!: com-muten. A number of r acci-
dent.a were reported, be aid.
A sheriff's department harbor
patrol spokesman said no off.
shore advisories were in effect.
Light variable winds blowing
west to southwest were expected
this afternoon.
553 Arrested
In Border
Patrol Sweep
rrom" 132.z Prida.Y but below tbe
I an. 2 record hiib of a.o. ID the
Ualted a.a.. It na tndlna at about'38.
'Ibe doUar fell nearly four yen
ln Tokyo, from 237 • .U Prtd.ay to
233.IO at the doee of tndini to-
day. Dealen predicted it m.lcbt
drop further became ot the COD· UnuinJ U.S.-lranian crisis and
developments in Af Panlttan.
Russia Vows Veto
TMay'• Cl"lli•
N.Y.8teeb
The dollar wu moauY lower on European fonip e:xcba.np8
allo.
"The bulc trend is for a
somewhat weaker dollar for the
time beine. '' said one London
dealer ... As lone u the world
political aituaUoo remains im·
MU.led. there's little chance of a
dollar comeback.'"
Soviet Withdrawal
Dem.anded in U.N.
UNITED NATIONS (AP) -
Five non-aligned Security Coun-
cil members circulated a draft
resolution today calling for the
immediate withdrawal of all
foreign troops from Afghanustan
as the United States called the
Sov iet intervention a
'"dangerous breach of peace and
security" and a "terrible DUS·
calculaUoo."
Sponsored by Bangladesh.
Jamaica, Nl&er. Zambia and the
Philippines. the resolut.ioo did
not mention the Soviet Union by
name but "deeply deplored" the
armed Intervention ln
Afghaniltan.
Karmal, whom the Soviets..
brought back from exile in
Ciechoelovatia.
··Are we to believe that Presi-
dent Amin invited Soviet troops
to come into Afgiuuust.an in or-
der to oversee his own downfall
and bis own execution""
McHenry asked.
He said radio transmitters an
side the Soviet Union. purport.
lllg to be Radio Kabul. broadcast
the first word of the coup. and
"the real Radio Kabul continued
normal tra.oamlaalona for at
least one and a haU boun after
these a""MDCementa were ft.nt
beard. Nothlq ln theM broed-
casts from Kabul confirmed the
content of the SoVlet broadcast
dJsaemmated in Afghanistan's name··
Fifty-one countnes endorsed
the request for the Afghan de
bate, the most ever to bnng an
woe before the council. Most of
them were expected to speak
The CIOUDCll 15 operating with
H members. one short of its full
mem benbip. 1be General As-
aem bly bu been deadlocked
since Octobtt in trying to choose
between Colombia and Cuba to
rm the Latin American seat
vacated by Bolivia on Dec. 31. 'Ibe actian came as the Securi-
ty Cound.l opened Ill fifth meet-
ing OD the Afgbanlslan altuatlon
today. Mayer's Preposal
Soviet Ambaaaador Oles
Troyanovaky told report.en be
would veto tbe N90lutloa lf it
came to a "*· A. ~ of the eoadJ or al tile U .N. mem-
bersbl p tben l"Ould get the
General Aleembly to take up the
matter llt a emerpncy Meno..
wblcb would prolon1 tbe
publiclzed lnternaUonal eooclimn-
nalioo of the Rua.lam.
New Growth Plan
Studied by Newport
Ei&bteeo U.N. members apoke
in the council debate Sunday,
the aecODd •Y or the debate. and oaly three communlat na-
tions -East Germany,
Czechoslovakia and Vietnam -
defended the Soviet actJon.
U.S . Ambaasador Donald
McHenry, the first speaker .Sun-
day, said Soviet authorities
made a "terrible miscalcula-
tion" in sending troops acrou
their southern border into
Afghanistan.
He rejected Soviet claims that
they were invited by the Afghan
government and said the
Kremlin engineered tbe coup
Dec. Z1 in the Afghan capital
that resulted in the overthrow
and execution or President.
H af izullah Amin and his.
replacement w1tb Babrak.
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., JO&NNS anNOLD8 ... ...., .......
Newport Bwb aty eo.cil
members wW ~...._. aDOtber
mew of Cadial the amo.t of .
future bnUcttna to be allowed ln
the cily wbm they meet t.oalsht
A propou.1 olfered by llayor
Paul Ryct.Gft calla for tbe dde--
tlon of ••certain aensitlve area"
before the allowable baildiDg
space on a piece of property is
calculated.
Sensitive areas would incl ..
property bordering a water
course. "other envtrorunentally
sensitive habitat areas," f1ood
plains. coastal bluffs and bluff
setbacks and areas with a noise
level or 6S CNEL or greater.
Ryckotrs proposal, tr adopted,
would be lo the form of a COUDCtl
policy.
The two landowne rs lbat
would be hardest hit by the pro-
Rebel Losses High
As Soviets Attack
BJ Tiie Aaaodated Presa
Moslem rebel.a in Af&b&Diltan
admitted Soviet troops inflicted
heavy louea, but diplomata in
neigbborinl Pakiltan reported
the rebel.a and anti-Soviet troops
of the Afiban army were contiD-
u.lq to battle the Ruuiam in at
leaat four areas of the country.
A rebel radio broadcast SUD.
day laid the luerrillu battliq
communist rule for nearly 20
months suffered heavy
cuualU. ln fllhtna near the
eastern town of Jalalabad,
wbicb Soviet trooPt occupied
lut week. Jalalabed is 75 miles
east or Kabul, the Afcban
capital, and ~ miles northwest
of the Pakistani border ud the
Khyber Pua.
The rebel broadcast YOWed a
"fi&bt to the ftnlab .. to drive tbe
Runiam 0.-ol Aflbanlstaa and
briq down tbe commmai.lt IOV·
enunent ID KabaL It claimed
tbe lnlw.-. bad beea reb>-
forced "1 "tON\clerable" num-
ben IJI ~ 8rmJ' troope wbo
dea4rted duriDI fl1bt1n1
ellewlMn In tbe country foUow-
Clee mm.s, Pa1e AJ>
Protesteris Jam
Tabriz Streets
poee4 = T ure a.re the lrvme
Company and Beeco. They own
ID09t ol the 800 acres ol still UD-
deYeJoped land wtUun the City al
Newport Beach.
1rvtDe Co. officials said tbey
are punled and distressed by
the proposal and said existing
laws make it unnecessary.
.. On its face, it appears to be
another shortcut to downzoning
without benefit of the public
bearing process." said company
spokesman Jerome Collins.
The 8eeco property in West
Newport ls leased until the end
ol the century as an oil field.
Developers saw previously al-
1 ow able dens ities on un ·
developed property cut substan·
tially (roughly. in ball) by the
City Council a month ago
through amendments to th~
city's general plan.
At that time. Ryckoff sug·
gest.ed that the proposal to be
heard torugbt be mcluded in the
general plan amendments.
However, tu.s eotmc1l colle~
aaked that be bring it back later.
About a year and a half ago,
Ryckorf was successful in get·
tin& the council to cbanee the
way in which allowable densitJes
are calculated.
'Ibe chanee. basically from a
ll'OU to a net acre calculation,
forced developen to deduct land
to be med for streets and parks
before lal1ytnc buildable acre&.
Coa.~t
Weat•er
Variable cloudiness
tbroucb Tuesday .
~Probabtl1ty of showers
deereulnl to 10 pereent
toni1bt and only •li&ht Toad..,. Lowa tonllht 48
at &be beethM aDd 5' ln· Jand. mo. Tuesday u aloal tbe l'I08lt and .., in·
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W ASIDNGTON (AP) -lilmQ evttr, Wbo ran tn 1f'N u an outak1lr no would lbUe .. u. way Wuhlqtaa wora, bu
OoeDed bis lJIO pr..tcleDUal ca=::. wttb a t.JeYiaioa lbow
t.6at poctr!'l' hi•• a U:llltct W tnaldef'.
Carts 1 aatiooal campalp for renominatlon and reelection
be1u Sunday DJDt with balt·hour ftlm on ABC·TV of bl.I
pnsldenc7.
The ftlm abowa Car1er in action. He ll aeen:
GrallPllal wit.b tb9 burdem ot otftce; defencllnl tbe SALT
treaty; meed.QI over lunch wltb Vlce President Walter'" lloo·
dale; confentq wttb bJ.a wife about ber acbedu.Je; rebeanlu a
Polllh pbrale eo be could sree& Pope John Paw n in bJa natf w
toque; creedDI tbe pope an tbe Wblte HouM lawn; belpins
claqbts AUl1 wit.b ber bGmewon; and eb!Qa • m~ oo aid to Latin America by saytq, In a firm, sure voice: 'I'll
make a declskJO on lt today."
Cart« narrates the film, which wu shot ln t.be White Houae
over fourdaya ln Odober.
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TOKYO <AP) -Quintuplet.a were born to the wt.re of a
steelworker today -two of tbe babies survived and were re-
ported in &ood condltJon.
Doc:ton ln Fukui, 210 mile& west of Tokyo, said Mldori
Oaakl, 30. pve birth to two boya and three Jdrla ln 56 minutes. A
boy and a atrl weighing 2 pounds 9 ounces and 2 pounds 13
ounces were ln good condlUoo, the docton said, wblle two other
babtea were aUU born and tbe fifth died shortly after birth.
The mother waa reported in fair eonditloo.
WASHINGTON <AP) -A spokesman for the Teamsters un·
ton bu dmted a publlabed report that the union's president,
Frank Fitzslmmoos, ta sufferi.q from abdominal cancer.
The spokesman, Frank 1.eller. aald, "He had a tumor on the
tube leadlna to'tbe lung. It was benlln."
The Los Angeles Herald· Examiner reported Sunday that ex-
ploratory surgery had shown the tumor was mallenant and that
the cancer spread into the 72-year-old Fiwlmmons • abdomen
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WASHINGTON <AP> -President Cart.er signed 10to law to-
day legislation giving $1.5 billion in loan guarantees to Chrysler
Corp., calling the step "extremely 1mportant" for the entire na-
tion.
Signing the but ln tbe White House Cabinet Room, Cart.er
stressed that at was part of a "package deal" aovolvln& the com·
pany. unioo members, other employees and bank.s.
Lee Iacocca, board chairman of the f&na.Dclally troubled
automaker, aaid after the leplatlon wu aiped! "We're IOin&
to merit the confideqce of everyooe ln uUs room, given six
months or a year of bard work."
P.-P.,,eAJ
AIDE •••
Kurdbh Nbell tatlnt part in a
eb·day llt·in to protest the aov-
emmeot'll refusal to withdraw
the militiamen. R4lsidenta ~ a
balf-cto.l other !turd.lib towns
demomtl at.cl Sunday tn support
of the Sanand_, ait·in, the paper
said. (Relat.edatory. Pag•AlO>
The 'nmet1 quoted informed
1ourcH aa aayln• Haabem
Sabathlan. a DMmber of a IOV·
emment neeotl•tlnl team sent
to Kurdlat.an, oppoeed a tuard
withdrawal before armed mem·
bers of the Kurdish Democratic
Party leave tbe dt.y.
Kurdiab rebell, backed b1 the
party. fOQlbt a aeries of bloody
battles wlth guardsmen last
summer and fall in a bid for
1'1'9ater autooom.y ln Kurdiatan.
The 1rowin1 tenalon in.
Kurdl.tan hilbll1hted only one
of several area of minority un·
rest in Iran.
Tehran radio said 43 were
killed and llO Utjured Sunday an
tbe second day of claabea
between Sunni and Shiite
Mollema ln the Persian Gulf
port or Bandar Langeh about 600
miles IOUlb of Tehran. A govern·
meot offidal said the fi&hting
st.an.ed when the city's Shiites
became enraged by a comment
made by a Sunni clergyman
Khomeini's Shiites are the
dominant Moslem rehgton 10
Iran.
The daily newspaper Bamdad
said "the person responsible for
the provocation in the town is
EamaUzadeb Qesbnu, who was
an agent ol Savak (the depoted
shah's secret police).
In Balucbistan·Sistan province
in the southeast, lnsur1enta
staged two attack..s on govern-
ment troops today, killln& two
guards and two army ottlcera,
the official Para news agency
a aid
Teachers Rap Tradeoff
Proposed Curriculum Cutbacks Protested
By JACKIE BYMAN oe•o.ty.....,.tuet
N ewport-Meaa teachera
ebar1ed today that the school
district is trying to drop lta ~
gram of mualc and pby1lcal
education for elementary
schools lD return for i;naklna eer-
t.aln conceukma to teacbers in
contnet talb.
However, dlatrict oftlctala said
the pf'C>ll"UD. called the bau1
program, ta only one of many
area ol dlstrlct Ol*'•tJon belns
eyed for PGMlble cutbacks, ana
wun't o«.ed • a tradeoft.
Tbe taue wUl bl 4llcuued. at
the teachen' requett, at the
Newport-Mela tnaltee9 meetint
acllecluled for 7:30 p.m. Tuelda)'
at the Harper Community
Center, 1Mh Street and TusUn
Avenue ln Costa lleea.
The bual pJ'Oll'am provldlt
travellna teachers wttb 1pecial
tralniDI to teaeh pbplcal educa·
Uon and weal 8Dd tmtnamenta1
mualc in .&emeata.r)' aeboola. Newport..lleli FederaUoa of
Teachers President Wllllam Cue
aald today dlltrlet oftlclala pro-
posed to drop tbe pf'OIJ'am dur·
iDI contract mediation abort.Iv
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before talks were recessed two
weelu aao for Cb.rlltmaa vaca-
tion.
He said teachers won't accept
the pouible cut when nelCJtla-
Uoo.a resume OD WedDeadaJ. CUe
alleaed the dlaUiet offered to
trade cuWna tbe bual Proaram for makln1 conce111on1 on
aeveral ltema 1ou1bt by
teachers, 1uch u more •t.rlnlent
Umlta on involuntary tran.afen.
''l want to expreu our deep
aneer at the board's represen·
tativea for not letting us ltnow
that the)' bad tbl1 up their
sleeve," CUe aald.
''These pl'OIJ"8ma that they're
planning to cut are of tremen·
doua value to the kida," be aald.
Cue said be bellevea tbe dla-
trict should scrap lta plans to
build a new $1 million central
kitchen and UM the money for
teacben' aalaries tmtead.
Dlatriet apokeawoman Jean
Harmon aald today trustee•
haven't d1scuaed elimlnatiDI tbe
basal proeram and sald cutback.a
int.bat area are amoo1 many op-
tion• belna looked at ln li&ht of an
expected $3 mlWon budlet deficit
ne~year. She noted tbat any teachers
who would be laid off must be
notified by llarcb 15, ao pro-
gram• are beiJls eumined now. "It waa not offered aa a
tracMc>fl and it's not been up
anybody's sleeve." Mra.
Harmon aaid.
Sbe a1ao diaagreed with Cue's
comments about the central
kitchen, noUna that the current ld&cbeo la an the McNally School
property. whlcb h.u been IOld.
Tbe kitchen mmt be moved, abe
said.
Allo Mn. a..rmon aald, funds
from the aa1e ol the McN ally site
can only be used for other
capital expenditures, under the
interpretation of current stale
law, and aren't available for
teachint salaries.
"It'• apples and oranges," she
aald.
Where's TLC?
Aid Project in New Location
oves
~ e~-.,. c\l1Nlld1
hou11d "'2 tbe old MeHally
Stbool bulktln• at UQ 5tNlt
and Newport Boalnard. '11M
property w ben aold to a
pr\Yate dleftloptr.
The procrarm wW bave to be
out of the tiuUdlnCa by 1ummer. Tb• relocatioa of lleNallJ
au rred controv•:r.,,.-.::r•I year• •IO wbea ol
Manta VIiia Scllool, t.heD 1~
forcr.e• ..na-mtet, to plaehal ..._
acbool a udenta lD tbelr rel·
klaU&lare&.
Tbe ICbool •u cloMd last 1ummer. n bu bMll med tbla
year for da1 can and sntebool pro1rama.
Tb• •vealn,t bip aebool would
be located ln tbe former
PrHldlo elemealary aebool
bulldbla on t.be De.ta campu1.
CloMd 9"W8l Jean •ID• tbe acbool bla l1Dce been UMd to
s 89th Candle REBELS ••• ~
inl the eoup lD Kabul OD Dec. rl .:..C Reagan Called 'Vibrant'
MANCH&WER. N.R CAP> -Att.boulb Im o.p.
ponenta say Ronald Beaa•n'• ap 11 a BabOlty Ii tbe
former California 1overnora quat for t.be J)l'mldeD-
cyj two Manchester women ~ lt u frfmt to
ce ebt'ate.
The two have launclled & ciiliDrUO·to help the
Republican presldeJitiu boDllul m&rk Dia 8lth birth· day Feb. 6, and to tJomt·bla campaip at the aame
ti.me.
Cynthia Vw and DOrotll,y Belan&er Wlllt New
Hampshire resJdentt to lleDd blrtbday cant. to
Reagu•1 bome tn California, and to include • tl
contribution. In a joint statement, tbe women applauded
Reagan's "vibrant approach to our nation'•
problems.''
Hospitals Haunted
By 'Dr. Upchuck'
MIAMI <AP> -He hun,'t hurt
anyone yet, but officials who call
him "Dr Upchuck" rear that
it's only a matter of lime
In the put year, the phantom
physician, armed with an ln-
t1 mate knowledge of patient
cases, has telephoned some 200
women ~1th phony me<llcal ad
vice.
In each case, the woman wu
recovering from surgery at one
of a dozen area hospitals And ln
each case, tbe caller -
sometim~ using the name o( a
doctor familiar to the woman -
told her to driD.k two glasses ol
water. stick her fingers down
her tbroet and force bcnelf to
vomit.
Many foUow the advice, ln-
veatigatora say.
·'Thi.I guy la wacko -he 11 a
madman." said Mlama
firefight.er Chuck Manetta, who
drew attention to the cue when
he complai.ned to police that hi.a
wife received auch a call.
Belly Manetta. recoverin1
from apleen 1ur1ery, bad drunk
the water but called her husband
before foUowtna the reat of the
telephoned lnstructiOlll.
The caller told her be wu her
doctor'• auoclate. He wun't.
Manetta, Z7. sald he naabed to
the hospital wbeo be 10L bis
wife'• call.
·'The mlbt supervilor' told me
it WU J\mt a prank, It bappms
all the lime, and I aaid, 'Bull. It
ll loin& to be homicide when
somebody dies,' " Manetta aald.
Dr. Upchuck 1peak1 fluent
English to some patient.a, numt
Spanlab to oUaen. He bu called
paUenta u often u abl tlme1.
"Tbla guy baa ao much lD·
rormatJon tt la ahockia2," ..,.
Stephen Seabolt. aecurtty cbW
at J aeklon ldemorlal Hotpltal,
where Dr. Upchuck baa callecl 50
women.
Workins with two other
hosplta.la. Seabolt bu failed to
uncover a pattern in the calls
He bu concluded that Dr.
Upchuck bu access to coo.flden
Ual rerords. but that only adds
to lhe bewilderment.
''How can he have so much in·
side information on ao many
boapllala"" Seabolt uked "It
would ~ physacally ampouible
for bam to~ at Jac~1 Mercy
and South llJamJ -yet me three
of ua have bad calls oo the same night .•
Two Arrested
In Newport
Boat Break-in
A Whit.tier man and a la.year.
old youth Wtte arrested Sunday
in coo.nectJoo Wlth a break·in on
a Newport 8eacb boat.
Pollce 1a1d Otai11e County
harbor patrolmen received a
phone can at 5:30 p.m. reporUna
two men adtDa auaptdoulb' an a boat, and spotted tbe pair
tbrousb bmocula.n.
Patrolams sailed over and ar-,
rested Ralph lllchael Perry. Jt,
of Wbtttler, and tbe ju.enlle nHr the boat, offtcen said.
Perry ... held Oil $5,000 ball Oil
au.pl~ ot bur&latY ·
Police said a 1riDdow on tbe
boat b8d hem tmaabed &Dd tbe
interior rantaeked. but •P·
panatly notb•na wu takm.
D i p Io ma ti c a o u r c ea i IJ':t
hlamabad, tbe PaklltanJ::t
npttaJ, rwported flChilDI wu .:
eontlnulD1 ID tbe nortbea•t :
l)l'OYlDee ol Bad•nhan lD PatU.a • .ad Jllalat.d, between Kabul )
and the P•trfttenl borclel", and la
Parwu, IO mllm nortbwelt of •
the eapltal; ID K•~abar, 270 •
mUel IOUlh..t"' Kabul. and lD
Bftat. tbe cblei dtf 1n ...-....:i
A1.iiant1tm 75 mllel from tbe :
fralaa borda'.
ll011em Afahan dluldeata in .. lllamat.d da•mect todaJ tbl$.~ rebel force• bad killed 80!'!'
penou, -ol tbem loNt!~
tioope. ad toe* eontrol ~ ~·
1"o;
GRAIN ULE CUTBACK
CLa.a MARTS-M :'
town.a in IAlbman Province, :SO
mUa oortheut of the capital.
It wu tbe ftnt report of ftpt.
lnl lD that province. They also
aaid o.-ma tn Badaub.an bad
slowed became of heavy tlDOW
and that rebell there are mall·
ins 1uentna raids.
lletu1 .. from Bent who fled
to Iran repor1ed a ll(eoeral uprla·
lnl ln their ctty Friday, with
many men and women killed
after ftghung Sovaet tanks with
sticks and atones. Refu1ees
reactune lra.o today said Soviet
tanks had moved from Heral lo
its suburbft.
"Hundrech of my own people
were allackan& tbem even
thougb tbtte was much shooting
and the t.anb were JU.St rolllng
over lhme who fell an front ol
them ." said one of the refuieea.
a farmer named Abdullah Jan.
Meanwhile, Radlo Kabul, the
Afghan 1overnment stallon.
c ba~sed tba\ Preaiden\
Ha!l:lullab Amln had 2,800
political prisoners ex~uted eo
muse before be wu overthrown
tn the coup 11 daya a&o. Amin
was prime m.J.Dist.er in the first
communist regime that took
over in April 1978 and then
became president 10 a coup lut
~ptember.
Noise Curb
Meeting Set
. .
Nolae control 1olutioo1 for
Jobn Wa,ne Airport will be dia·
cuaaed by the County Airport
Commiuion durln1 a pubUc
meetins n-ctay Dllbt in Santa,
Ana.
Tbe 7 p.m. meetiq wlU be
held In tbe County Board of
F.ducatioa Heartn1 Room, lJOO
South Grand Ave.
Tbe eommiaatoo a1ao will bear a progress report on airport
factllli•. tta prwent capacity,
proJed:lam on tuture demudl for airport aenices and planned
alt.es (Of' an alrilDe PUMDPI' ·
terminal.
A Pair al Old Ti•er•
The feeling that they "don't make 'em like
they used to" was never better exemplified
than by lhis 1931 Ford Model A pickup
truck owned by Juanito Angeles of Vallejo.
Angeles said he bought the vehicle new in
1931 for S750 and it has served him for the
past 49 years
'Dn1g Plants' St11died
·Htdlucirwgenic Herbs Have Medicinal Value
, 87 DAVID KtmOIANN ... OlllY ..........
"/lf1 apd medicine man in tbe
A111uooJ•ID,llee o(South America
baa belped...,,,....a UC Irvine re.
~ wllb DtW iml&llta Udo
dM ae f/I betl0dno1enfc plants
by Indian.a. ..Dr. Eloy Bodriauez, an a-
9Ql:iate &nfeuor ol ecolOD' and
e1'oluUoaary blolo1y, 1 told a
meeUna of the American Aa-
~tion for' the Advancemmt
oi Science ln San Franclaco
saturdaJ that AmalOO natives qeat the plants to ficbt dis-
• Gas Station
OerkChases
After Cash
An empk>yee of a Huntington
Beach lel'Vice station chased an
armed robber for several blocks
Simday before the masked crook
8'uded him iD a residential tract.
police said.
. Officers said the bandit, wear-
1.ag a black and allver ski mask
ower his face, grabbed $150 i.n
caab fro the Powerine gas sta-
tion, 6962 Edinger Ave., at about
1:35 a .m .
The robber pointed a small re-
vplveT at the clerk and made
~ band over the day's re-
ceipt., the employee told in-
vest.lgaton. .
Police Mid the cl~rk cbued
tbe bandit through a shopping
center partiq k>t, but. lost him
when be turned into the res-
idential tract.
eases such aa amoebic dysentery,
and not just for religious or
social purpoleS.
The UCI eclentl1t aald be
agreed with other western ob-serven tba.t tbe plu1 drup laed
1pecl•l ,reniioua aDcl MOial
algnlfic-.ce ill lndlaa culture.
But overlooked. be said, bas
been the medicinal value IUCb
balluclnocenic pla.nt.a seem to
have.
He said tbe plants, wbea Nt.m
by the Indiana of the Amum
re&ion, caused violent vom1tln&,
similar to the "pur,mg actioo"
caused by drugs taken In
modem society to treat parasitic
diseases.
Rodriguez told fellow scien-
tists al the Hilt.on Hotel that
many Indians were probably UD·
aware the plant.a were treating
or pre.enting crtpplib1 diaease.
Others, bowevel', obeerved the
link between the drugs and
physical improvement. Thia is
especially algnificant in a region
where cblJdren and adult8 alike
are so susceptible to parasitic
infections.
~ spent the summer
ol 1t'11 in tbe Amazon reaioo do-
ing his field wort. Much of bis
time was spent with an elderly
medicine man known as
Salvador Cbindoy.
Chindoy told Rodriguez be bad
begun taking hallucinogenic
drugs when he was 6 years old
and has continued to use them in
treatment and in religious and
social rituals oo a weekly ba.aia.
The UCI scientist said that
while Cbindoy could not explain
the exact role the drup played
in fighting off disease, be knew
or their value beyond just
ceremonial uses.
Rodrleues bu theorized that
many years ago, toxic plants
used by the Indiana were cboeen
on t.be bu1s of trial and error ex-
periments on •D?•ll animals aucb u monkeys.
In bl1 Irvine laboratory,
Rodrl1ue1 hopes to confinue
1tudie1 on one particular
pl ht, the ipecac ~z . which
ytelda emetiDe one of me most
effective aikaiotda IA fl&bttni
parasitic dlseue. He wtll mum
to the Amazon reeioo nest sum-mer to obtain samples for bis
wort.
He allo will be studying in
coming months the different
tribes a10Q& the Amazon, aqme
of whkb use hallucinogens while
othets do not. He will compare
thelr incidences of parasitic dia-
eaae.
Rodrleuez was one of seven
UC Irvine scienllata who have
been attend.inc the San Fran-
cisco sdentific conference.
Woman Held
In Poisoning
DETROIT <AP> -A woman
who allegedly spiked a coffee
maker with anen.lc bu beeo
charged with polaontne her boss
and four co-workers.
Ethel Anne Roeske, 39, of
Mount Clemens wu arraigned
before Vlaiton Recorder'• Court
Judge Verne C. Boewe for
· 'pollonin& with intent to kill or
lnjure."
The five people became
violenUy ill Sept. 24. Police said
none died.
1D each tmtaace, Clark'• call
for • ....-•mt••don of county
1overnmut•a atructure la
wltMut the fqpel'Vl.aor taldU a ate~• ncept' to call for 1M needed nlerend11ma,
That call wW c:ome leu than a
' Snow B111·ies North· .
Blizzard Backed by Bitter Colf.l
87,..Arn llfed Prw
Blluardl wb1Pllinl w1nda and bllDdla~ mow at hurricane force
1tuane much of tbe Upper Midwest today and pw:uabed ree-
ldeat.s with a.retie cold 20 ~ • delreel below &ef'O.
The first bllnard of the seuoa, which bowled into Min-
nesota on Sunday with winds up
to 79 mpb, bad dumped up to a
foot of snow in some ~u to-
day, cloaing many road.a and
higbwa".
While the thermometer hov-
ered at 20 below aero in the
northern p•rt of the state,
between 100 and 150 motol1m
apent the n1dlt in Mel'• BJalnrQ
1. n Mollil 1'Nck Stop and Cafe
In Blom.tat, about 13 miles
south of WlD.mar.
"You can't see anytbina, It's
blow Ina ao badly," said pro-
prietor El Haukoe on Sunday
night.
Hauk.o aaid the state patrol
escorted tbe motorlsta to bis sta-
tion before blockading Hip-.y
7 and 71 in the area.
Blinard waniinp a1ao were
posted over much of Micb1can.
Second G .. aaa't
Another .. Probe
On JFK Slaying
W ASIDNGTON (AP) -The
Juatice Department, more than
a year aft.er beinl ureed by a
Houae committee to open its own
inveaUgatioo into the assauina-
tion of President Kennedy, bas
decided lt will conduct a llmlled
inquiry into the matter.
Justice Department official.a
say the inquiry wlll focua
primarily on controveraial
acoystlcal evidence that a
second iunman fired at Ken-
nedy in Dallal' Dealer Plue on
Nov. 22, USS.
Tbe department was UJ'led ln
December WT8 by the House As·
1a11lnatlon1 Committee to
follow up on tbe commtttee'1
flncllnp ol poulble cooaptracies
iD tbe l1Qtno of both Kennedy
and Dr. Mariln Luther Kine Jr.,
the civil rllbta leadel'.
Tbe panel concluded an.er a
two-year in~atloo that Ken-
nedy's death probably resalled
from a conspiracy, poutbly by
organized crime figures, and that King's murder in Mem-
pbl1, Tenn., OD ApnJ 4 , 1968,
may have been the result ol a
conspiracy.
The dedaloo to conduct the
Justice Department probe was
announced in a letter written by
Robert L. Keucb. special
counsel to Attorney General
Benjamin R. Civiletti.
Keucb told Rep. Louis Stokes,
the chairman of the House a.s-
sassinatklna panel, that be asked
the FBI to conduct a "limited ln-
veatigatioo tinto several aspects
of the uaaaainaUon.''
He said the National Science
Foundation would be asked to
help arrange an "mdependent
scientific review," of the find-
ings of the House committee's
acoustical ex:perta.
Those experts concluded that
a lon&-igoored Dallaa police tape
made d&D'ini the Kennedy u -
uulnatlon showed that a
second gunman fired a shot
from the so-called grassy knoll
alone the preaidentul
motorcade route.
Keucb did not explain what
other aspects of the aaauaina-
Uon would be explored, but
JuaUce Department spokesman
Robert Havel aald the acoustical
evidence,,.. the primary thine
the department would be &ooktn1
at.
Tbe commtttee abo ut.ed the
Justice l>eiMrtmeat to 1pomor a
sclentiftc exam1natim of a fUm
of the Dealey Plua aru which
aome baYe .claimed abowa
evidence ol two people at tbe
windows ol the boolt depoad.ory.
the •uPPCJMd perch of accmed
asaauhi Lee Baney Oswald.
Havel said oftldala were .-.
101 to obtain tbe ftlm. but doubt-
ed that all)' fw1hel' inv~ative
wort would be undertaken
before the department verified
or rejected the acoustical
evidence.
Gas 25 Cents
-In Silver
GALVF.Sl'ON. Texu (AP) -
The owner ol a Gulf Station here
bu "reduced" the price of reg-
ular auoHne to 2S.9 ceots per
gallon, but anybody tak1nc ad-
vantage ol the offer must pay in
silver coins dated before 1964
Since ail¥er coins are aellin&
for about 2S times their face
value. that would be Wee paying
more than S6 for a gallon of
regular easotine.
Larry R\Well, owner of the
Avaoti GuU fillin1 station,
opened the "allver pump" Fn-
day, but baa bad no taken.
Regular normally sella for $1.12
at his station.
autbz.ntic classics ...
where 5 to 10 inches ol snow bad
fallen on the Upper Pmtmula
and northern Lower Peniwnll
a.ince noon Sanday.
North Dakota's umeasaoahb
mild · wtnta-came to an abrupt
end as the ltOrm roared In from
southern Montapa on Sunday
night with wind.a of 50 mph and
the mercury plummeted to 30
below zero.
Flights were canceled until
late Sunday Diehl at airports in
Grand Forks, Bismarck and
Fargo and bus depots shut down
until today.
Three Killed
By Land Mine
Iii Bel/ ast
BELFAST. Northern Ireland
<AP) A land rrune k1Jled three
militiamen. raising the official
death toll m Northern Ireland's
aectarian war to 2,001 , as
leaden of three of the province's
four major polltical parties
gathered for another probably ,
fruitleas attempt to find a '
pollUcal aoluUoo.
Polle• aaid the part-time ;;
aold.lert In the Ulater Defense
Re,immt were blown up Sunday ~
nlibt when the mine WU Ml off 2
by Nmote coatrol u their Land-11
Rover wemt owr a culvert at Ill
Cutlewellan, a m1lell from the ~
border ol lbe In.sh Repubhc.
Man Stabbed
To Death in
Pool Squabble
An arsummt over a barroom
pool same ln Garden Gron ended
with the stabbing death of one
map early Sunday and the arrest
ofahotber
Police said Victor Manuel
Herrera, 26, of Garden Grove,
collapsed in frool of Good Time
C harlie's Bar , 12504
Westminster Ave .. after being
stabbed ln the heart with a 10
inch knife
He was dead on arrival at
Palm Harbor Hospital
Officers arrested Foster J ohn
Heine. 21. also of Garden Grove,
on susp1c1on of murder
Witnesses told police Herrera
and Heine began arguing at
about rrudrught over who were to
be matched as partners in a pool
game
Herrera was stabbed during a
scuffle out.aide the bar's front
door, police said
~Batt~~ Roll
Curious sight-seers as well u gamblers
crowded the casino of the Mizpah Hotel in
'Tonopab, Nev., over the weekend. The
hotel, a national hist.oric landmark. recent·
ly completed a $2-mlllion renovation to
bring back tum-of -the-century splendor.
Carter Act St11ns Farmers
WASHINGTON <AP> -
American "agribu11iness" is
reeling Wlder President Carter's
decision to cut back gram aales
to the Soviet Union, but the
domestic market baa two daya
lo brace for the lmpact of 17
million unexpected torus of grain.
The Commodity Futures Trad·
mg Commission has cl08ed for
today and Tuesday tbe boarcls ol
trade iD adcago, Kansu City
and Minneapolia u well u tbe
Mid-America Grain Exchange in
Chicago to all dealing in wbeat,
corn, oata, soy beam, and aoy
bean oil and meal.
Spokesman Dave Rosen said
the comml1111loners' decision,
Generator Halted
PORTLAND, Ore. <AP>
The Trojan nuclear generating
plant near Rainier bas been shut
down after an a1r leak was found
ln tbe plant'• maln condeoaer Tbe l,UJO.mepwatt plant wu
put back into operaUon one week
aio aft.er belq idle more than
two moathl for repaln aod aafe-
ty cbecb.
made at an emergency session
Sunday, was based on their feel·
ing .. that time was needed for
the public to assimilate precl.se·
ly wbat the adrrunistratioo was
doing so that everyone in the
marketplace would have a bet·
ter idea about the true aupply-
and-de~ Cart.er, U.S. COD·
cern about Sori ~ in
Aftbentwten, annoupced Friday
tbat Soviet Unloo purcbues oC
U.S. 1nin would be limited this
year to 8 millloo tona, the
minimum required under a five-
year trade agreement. The So-
viet Union had ordered 2S million
tons for 1980.
The trading commission's ac·
lion techn,lcally affected ooly
trading in futures contracts,
which are speculative lnvest·
mentl ln commodities that will
be delivered al some future
date. But one incluatry observer
laid the actual lmpad wouJd be
much broader.
MelYlo S. SJerYen, senior editor of ··11nltn1 & Baklllg
Newa," an ia4ultry journal
baaed bl~ CltJ, •aid &m-
day tbe declliclll to eut back .
grau1 sales .. can almost be
described as one that could
virtually destroy an industry "
Sjerven swd 1t will alfect to·
vestors and exporters 1n the
futures market, country elevator
operators who have purchased
grn1n from the farmers and
hedged 1t in futurus -even
baker&.
He aaid there are potentially
serioua repercuaaioo.I for nu-al
banJdnc, in which banken lend
money to farmers to buy equip-
ment and accept gram as col·
lateral
SJerven s aid lbe export tn·
dustry, which ln recent years
has mvest.ed heavily in faci.l.tties
to conduct a large iolernauooaJ
trade. also will suffer.
.. In the last analyats, the
farmer LS ~me to pay the penal·
ty ,"he said
Nol all experts approved the
suapenaioo of tradlnt. Robert
Wilmouth, president of the
Cblca~o Board ol Trade, aald be
• 'didn t think • thine woWd be
gained by cJoaiq tbe manet1nl
for two days," addinl there an enoup ulecuards to allow con-
Unued lradlQI.
Heavy Snow Belt Grows
High Winds, Bitter Cold Wideapread
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HAIBOlll Ki111a (A.P) -1'e s.ua.n~ .... ~ todQ
&My ~'°" A.damla9, tbt eo•enet=='rtcttbar ol .. Bana PrM," ._ m~ and an
ClUl*UclldDi thl'M people about
berdedlJMlweek.
Com"""°'"' ol ~ce Bm ~taldtD a staWDent the& die deatb ol Mra. Ad•,.. ii be1nc
treat.cl • • muns. cue fallow. ln1 oew lDlormatlon on the ctreum•w. ~ the cleat.la. HepYeDQclaalll.
TBS .. Yl!!Aa.0£0 Auatrtan ~ natur.u.t.. a ~~ol "-1• ... tWeiil TbaandaY ...
ln tbe Sbabe Game ReMrve about
175 mllel north~ Nalrob!. She
wu taklnc a walk out.aide bertent
camp. where she wu conductiD,C
experiment.a on leopard behavior.
First reports from~ and
ber co-worbn indicated •be wu mauled and killed by a Uon. But
the Sunday Standard ne~
reported the police reopened their
mve1t11aUon after receivlnC re-
port& that there waa lltUe blood at
the site where Mra. Adam MIO wu
reported killed.
"Carter A voiding
Debate' -Brown.
DES MOINE.5, Iowa <AP>
Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. sald
Sunda y ni1ht lbal Iowa
Democrat.a abould vote UDCOCD·
milted ln their Jan. 21 precinct
caucuae& until all the party's
candidates agree to meet in de·
bale
Brown told about 3S people al
a Dea Moines reception that
Pnsident Cart.er b.u menipulat·
ed the l.ranian bottqe attuat.lon
to avoid conf rootlng him in the
Iowa campaien.
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Any Bride
Fill Do .••
SALEM. Ore. <AP> -
The nuptial propou1 \n a
Portland •eekly
newapapel"a claaUled ad-
vertiaiJae aedJoo u.id ·
"l wW P.&Y $ roe avail
female wtmni to marry
me.NoteX."
It' 1 serious and all busi·
nea1. aaya Oregon Sta~
Pen ltentlary lam ate
Michael Eaaton, wbo'1
aervuac • 1'-"81' tenteoce
for robbery aad parole
violaUon. IDs ,.... for
wutlq co pt miilaW bl
an extra • a 1DODlb in federal edaatatioo aid.
Tiii!
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Exorcism Boy
Dies of Burm
NEW YORK CAP> -Burned
over t5 pncent of hi• body,
20-moallM>ld Leon JuaUD fOQCbt
for life for ftve daYJ u docto~
wamed b1I cba.nce of aW'Vival
WU remote.
Bat the toddler, alle1ectly
scalded with bot water and
baked ln an oven in what poUce
sald wu hi.I mother'• alt.empt to
Horciae a demon. died Sunday
at New York Hospit.l·Comell
Medical Ceoter
The baby's mother. Patncia
Abraham, 25, has been undergo-
1n g psychiatric examlnatio11
since she was arret'ted Tuesday
lD ber apartment. officlals say.
Shooting Fatal
OAK.LAND (AP> -A J&.year.
old ba.Q man baa been lhot to
death bf an Oakland poU~man
alter the man alleaedly pointed
hu nne at the officer.
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oia.Y taaza orncua
ftN CID ~ when UM ftrel beau. ciclmNftld to 12 aonnally • .. ,.or m· lioim' and a half, we
eoaldn't 4o ~ ..... aid ooUe. Lt. Bob stroae. ••we wer-e
busy keepna people from nm-mn, Oft!I' t..es and ftremell .••
Actress Jane Fonda does a stretchini exercise to mu.sic
during a receptlon to benefit the Qiual Ri~bts Amend· ment SUnday et her fltnesa studio .. Workout • in Beverly
Hilla. Celebrities including All McGraw, Kate Jackson.
Tina LoQise and others attended.
Strona Nid oab UM poUee
chief, lleutenanta and captalaa
are wonmc and tbq are ton:m
to 1t.ay GD cb&J for 12 to 14 boun
at a timemtldl dtJotn.ooo.
••we can Clllb' reepcod to we-
enct1n1erfnl emersenclea.'' be
aaid.
TBE l'DBI' l'aE broke out Jult before 2 a.m. lD material
stored out.Ide a downtown
macbiue lbop and wu douled
after cau1ln1 only minor
damaae. ftre olftdala u.id.
Armed Man H11nted
TBB NAllB 8TEll8 from a
KiDHJ Report eaUmate tbat
bomOM!YQ•la c:omprile lOpen!ml
of tbe total United States popula-
tion, a fteure auaeathal that
about 150,000 Loe Aqeles real· denta1 1,000 UCLA stUdenta and
l,.800 ra.cult.7 membenareaay.
TenPereemt editor C1Q Doyle
~aid the ftiures extrapolated for VCLA from the report are aal1 9prodmate. But tbe Dumber
may be 1d8ber' became eay peo. Ple tend Jo CCJDll'flPle lD ~ Ud esped.f.QJ' ln IOdallJ ...
Politically liberal areu 1uch u
WeatLoeADplel. Doyleaald.
TlreBleWll
VEN'nJRA (AP) -Ventura
Cou~ eberiff'1 d•putles com the ruaed hll1t DNr the
Loe AD&llllee-Veatura CouDt1 line
alon• tfie Paciftc Cout llllbway
for a mm armed with a acope-
mountedrUJe.
AuthodUe+ late~ dosed tb~ bl1bwa7 to traffic for
seffl'al milel into Ventura Coun-
ty and aberUl'a and Callfond.a Highway PatNd helleopters
joined tbt aurch
Deputia Nici the man was
aurpriled by a ranaer while ap-
parentl,y burl1ariJ;iQa 11 ~eneer
Flights Late . ·
. At Lindbergh k
station aklq the hlpway near
the county line.
After burlcadlq hlmsell l.n-
alde, the man later escaped into
the nearby b1lls. No shot.a were
fired, and authorities s aid there
were no injuries
Plane Lands Saf eJY
SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -An
airplane bound for Hooolulu lost
power in one ol ill two enpw
Sunda1 llDd WU escorted to a
sale plaadiq at San Frandaco
lnteraaUoaal Airport. Coast
Guard offtciala said.
Within half en bour, a second
fl.re WU rqiq at a a.hoe aloft
two blocb away, and a tb1.rd
blue wu lpited at a nearby
dreu shop.
Two per90DS wbo bad been
aaleep in an apartment above
the draa abop escaped UDln-
j u red wearinl their
nlgbtdot.i.e., fl.re offlclab aakL
DA•AGE TO TBE 8BOE
store wa eatlmated at '25.000.
wblle the fai.bwnl.D& fire in tbe
dreu lbop, MC!Olld·ltar7 apart. ment and acljacent bulldl.Qls
was estimated at $350,000.
City Fire Marabel Gene
Lindley u1d all three f1rea were
Saks Fifth Avenues
Men's Furnishings Event!
... ...,
I i. Sales and Special Purchases
,._le Tai 811eeealtd
LOS ANGELES <AP> -An experimeDtal ~ milaUe launcbed by t.be Alr Foree OY8I' the
faciftc Ocean reamed U. lnteaded taraet tD utah.
in contnlt to tbe ~ er.-ol two endM
mlHlles tested lJa the ( 1 f1aa1 moalba of lt'l't.
SI'ATE m~tnn:,.•u:eu;:::
-. -COUl'le, •• said Alr Foree apokeaman Paul M.
Sewell after the unarmed mbaile built by Boelna
AlttraftCorp. c0mpleted the~ ol moretban 800
lbllet to tbe Utah Teat and Tralnlnl Ranae
urlJ'~momln&. It ..as the third 1acceuful tat throqh
mllltary airlq>8ce to Utah for Boeb:al. wbleb ta
.-~• iD a flJ'«f with a...i Dynamics for an .,.ar Fanecrulle mlAllecontact.
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• Dress shirts and designer dress shirts,
originally 17.SQ to 37.50; now 12.90 to 24.90.
• Button-down dress shirts and cotton dress shirts,
regularly 18.50 and 22.50; now 1J.9U and 14. 90.
• Designer sportshirts and designer kn it
shirts, originally 28 50, • JJ and •JS;
now 18.90, 22.90and 24.90.
• Briefs, T-shirts and A-shirts, regularly
3 for 8.50; now 6 for 13.60. Bikini brief~,
· regularly 4 pair for 114, now 10.90.
• Boxer shorts, regularly 6.50 and 5.50
the pair; now 5.50 and 4.50
• Socks: nyJon and wool, regularly
13 and 14 the pair; now 3 for 7.20 and
9 60. N ylon ankle socks, regularly 1.75
and 2.25 the pair, now 6 for 8.40 and
10. 90. Acrylic and nylon sport sodcs,
originally 2.25 the pair; 1 .49 the pair
•Robes-regularly 37.SQ; now 29.90.
• Pajamas, regularly 27.50and16.50;
now 17.90and 12.90
• Handlcerchiefs, speciall'f
pr~ at 6 for 8.Sll
•All, m the Men's Store-
where we are all the
things you are.
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Death Ends Chase
By· Bo~r Patrol
DULZURA CAP) -A man m-
der punult by Border Patrol ol·
ftcers •• killed and ftve ott.r'
penom ~ ~ured wbeG the allesedlJ fteetna man's speedtn1
car erubed &ead~on loto a
pickup tn.act.
Offlciala said Vlncellte Con-
treras, 19, of Baldwin Part. bad
Five Bandits
~bin Style
SAN DIEGO (AP)
Genovera Roque's 80th bU1bday
party waa craabed by ftve ban·
dita wbo muked their feet as
well u their faces and robbed
the &uesta ol S3S.OOO in jewelry
and cub.
"Hands up' · tbe fi rst one
shouted.
The five, all with pl.atols and
two with cluba, herded the eo
guesll into a back room of the
Tlerraaaota home of Mn.
Roque•a daacbter. Jalle ..,._.
cla. ~ robbed them tiMD ol
an esthnated sas.ooo ln jewelry and mooey.
1ped away from the port ol entry
at Tecate Sunday alter Border
Patrol offlcen1 asked blm t.
open the tnmk ol bis car.
CONT8E8AS WAS pro·
oounced cle8d at the teene ol tbe
accident about two mlla east of
here OD state l'CMde M .
Con trera1' stepfather.
EultalUio Pena )fe)a, 37, was
found inilde the tnmt. He wu
boepitalized with major ~mtes.
the Ca..Uforuia Hiebway Patiol
saad.
Four members of a famUy rt~
inC in the pickup truct, J&md
R. Cowan and Beverly Cowan o(
Imperial Beach, and their IOd
and daughter-in-law, James )(,
Cowan and Karen Cowan of
Petersburg, Aluta. were in·
JUAd. They were also Uken to
the boapital.
OFnaALS SAID James M.
Cowan was 1.J..st.ed in good condi-
lloo, but the other three mem·
ben of the family were in
serious condiUoa Tbe accldeot took place as the
yocm1er Contrera apparently
tried to PMS mother •eb.lc~ md
cra1bed bead-on into tbe
Cowans' tnact. the CUP aald.
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Painful English Lesson
The need to increase &aaHab wrttlq coml)fltency in our schools was pointed up rather painfully lul month at
California State University, Sacramento, where nearly
llalf the junian taking a new wrtttni teat now required for graduatim failed to pasa.
Students were given about two hours to write on a
apeclfic topic. Of the 562 who attempted the test, 237
Dunked. 1be chairman of the English department said be
was not surprised because, "If you don't write much you
don't really know what writing looks like on the page."
That baa to be a sad state of affairs for collep Juniors!.
Criticism of the attempted essays included failure to
address the question, organize thoughta, develop Ideas
and support them, along with grammatical lapses.
When some 42 percent of a aroup of college Juniors
show what was described as "a general unfamiliarity
\Vith the language," it's indeed time to start paying atten·
tion to the problem a great deal sooner on the academic lad-
der.
At UC Irvine this fall, entering freshmen will con-
front tightened curriculum requirements that !hould help
them to emerge as better prepared graduates.
First basic change will be a three-course English
writmg sequence which students will have to complete in
order to graduate.
Heretofore. freshmen were required only to dem-
onstrate an acceptable knowledge of En&lish upon en-
trance, or to pass a basic English course during thell'
first year. This still will be required, in addition to the
new English composition series.
The seeood chanse will be a u,htenini of the so-
~alled "breadth .. reqUlremeat that obDpa atudenta to
p>mplete courses outside their major fte)d before gradua-
tion.
Up to now, students have been allowed relatively
wide latitude in choosing co~ to fill the breadth re-
quirement of six courses in addition to major require-
m ents in the school of their major, and three courses in
ea ch of two other schools.
This, university officials have found, baa resulted in a
good deal of imbalance, as students skipped about and
sometimes landed in advanced classes for which they
lacked basic preparation.
The new breadth regulatioDB will be based on
academic disciplines rather than schools -natural
sciences. social and behavioral sciences. humanistic in-quiry, foreign language1 logic and mathematica or com-
puter science. Heretoo, tnree-counesequencesratherthan
tndi vidual courses will be required.
While students may chafe at tbe 1ou of some freedom
of choice, they should benefit from a 10UDder academic
program. • Opm1ons exprMsed 1n the space above are those of the Oalty Piiot
Other views expressed on this page are those of their authOf'a fnd
artists Reader comment is Invited. Addreu The Dally Pilot, P.O
Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321.
Boyd/Super Bowl
BJL.M.BOYD 1'1ie cbampioaablp football
rime bettn!eD Natlonal and
American Le .. ue• wun't
. called &be Super Bowl until
Ill third year. er.cut Lamar
Hunt wttb the name. But
wben be ftnt auue$ed lt at • ··~meettna. be dlft I01U • Lot Of~
thoulht t wu rtd.lculoua,
then. Now eYWJbodJ'• UMd to lt, IDd ll Hema molt ap.
proprtMe.
So man1 of~~ wrlter1 with an ear for ~!°their .,.. ~ lit
loqhmd ratMr thliD OD a
type .... &er. TMmU Wolfe
CJ.a.-) .,.. ODe IUeh. He 'diclD~ Hen bow bow to tne. Lem ~ GIOl'diDation; bl Mid. J'W ............
.... ... ~"t drift • Cl!I", .u.ber. ..... ilOwer pace Cll loaP.ad let b1m compoee
with 1arpr ca.re tbc»e rolliq
and roW.ne sentences.
Q. Wbo WU Doreaa Grit· fitb?
A. John Uancoct•1 mls-
tna. Sbe aold boole. Be Jilt-
ed uotber 1-lytrlend .....
10 rean ot romance to tab up 1ritb Dorue, then JIJtad
her to llWl7 Dolly Qalne7.
Mr. llaDcock did a · wbole
bach IDOr'e lD pabllo aDd ~ Jdlt •lan.ti.
Professional Politicians Must Move Up
SACRAMENTo-··oo )'OQ
.really think tbe pubUe cu. abotlt dda?'' aakl • JeeaJ polid-
clan whlD I ubd bJ.m about the
flgbt betwcea Leo McCarthy and
Howard Berman to become
speaker of tbe Califom11 A.a-
sem bly. "It's too complicated.
The public bas oothlng to do
with this."
He was right, of course. The
profesaiooab involved in baWes
like this one
are fighting
for their own
careers,
knowiq that
people out
there don't
have the time
or eoero to
pay at:tentiM.
Jf, for in·
stance, thelr
office politlcs mean tbat AmericaDI will be eating more
pesticldea with their frujta aod
ve1et.ablel. so be it.
•cCAlrl'BY, whose name la
hardly a boulehold word, la' tbe
1peak• al tbe California ~
aea.oblJ. tbe Rate'• k>wer boule. Tb~~ .. eootrolled by De----~ bold 50 ol tbe
IO MaD-dd partJ memben
Charles McCabe
plek die ll*lk« Mell ,_.; be
plea tbe commAttee ehat.rmm..
w~o often have the power to de-
cide what b'1ls and problema are
considered by the elected
repreemutives of the peopled
Callforrua McCarthy as being
challenged by the man be made
hia dt'pelty four years aeo. Ma-
JOraly Leader Berman of Los
Angeles, of whom you may
never bear again.
Loyalty, it turned oat WU not
Berman's ltJ"onC auit. The rea·
son be eave for cballencini bia
beoefartor 1ut week wu that
McCarthy baa been rai1io1
money few future campa.tcna few
rovernor or MDator-te00,000 at
a recent dlnner featunn1
Edward K.ianedy-ud Berman
aaicl tboee amllltkJm were draln-
tq olf tbe 1DGDeJ anllab&e for
other Democt'atlc: UMmblymen to run their JJllO N4lec:tloa eam-
pallJll.
That '1 probablJ true. But tt la
aJao true that Bermao, who wu
eleded to tbe Auembl7 lD 11'74,
Juat doem't want to wait al'Olmd
aoymon few bl.a oat political
promodon. Re la tbe ftr'7 model
of tbe modecrofeaaional poUtldan-the IUioDa1 ea-
dldai.-wbo ow1 that the name ot tbil pme la moTlal up.
Polit.lea la U. octy bustDtll
I tDow that l::alcu1a1ea ACa91
by bow little time a penoa
apeodl tD eac:h ~and bow lit-
tle be or lbe cao aet awa1 wttb
doloe before movt.ni on. 1be
governor of Callfom.ia, Jerry
Brown. la an example, nmnina
for office au tlmea in 11 years on
hi.a way rroni the Lo& Aqelea
Community OoUece Board to. be
bopea, the White House.
THESE PEOPLE bave no
other profeuioo. They're not
cilium planniq to serve their
netpbon lot a while and then
IO back to tbe farm or atore.
RUDDi.nl lot oft.lee la their bml·
neaa, not repre1ent1n1
neipbort.ooda, towna or atatea.
There are PO real ideolollc•' d.lfferenca In the MeCartlaJ·
~raum nee. Botb .,.. dlH..,.,
lnte1U1eot, ord.lnv7 Uberala.
Tb•J' Ju1t don't n•rHeat anyone or u,.uaJaa Mt tbllr
OWD IUturea. So • .,.. tbeJ'n ~
lnl aroand promtalq moot)'
and help to tbe ,_aw cl .....
profawklnal cndktU..
lleCartb.J ea JwM dlnJ up some ot Ida .-.ooo. 8ennaD
bu to snmlM c:b.a1riuuldp9 II
be wtm 1 me al &Mm to P90Ple
wbo eoald ....... thma befc.-e
Brown's Working on 'The Future of the World'
wbo aetaallf Mii••• tbelr
depreddcm comUtut.e ••bulJd.
lna."
l
AND n SPAWNED A •EMORABLE cut of
eharaeten:
-Tbe mysterious 1piea: G. Gordon Llddy, E.
Howard Rant and the four Mi•mian• known aa
''tlM Cabala•• (Gonzalea, Martinea, Barker and
Sturp);
-'lbe myaterious tnformer, James McCord;
-The Item Judie, John J. Sirica;
-The gumaboea, A11tboa7 UluewiCI and
John Caulfteld;
-The fatherly Southern aeaator, Sam Entn:
-The intrepid reporten, Bob Woodward and
Carl Bermteln -The run-of-the mill politician be<:ome
.tatesman: Peter Bodlno;
-The loyal secretary, Roee Mary Woods;
-The loyal presa secretary, Ron Zle&)er;
-The martyr. Elliot Rlchudlcm;
-The inaldera: Haldeman, Ebl'Uchman,
Mitchell and Dean; Col.cm and 11.qruder and
. Newport Beach'• Herbert Kalmb9eb and LaJlue
and Newport Beach'• Lawrence Bl1b1 and
Strachan and Sloan and ~ Mcuel'• Renert Porter.
-And the victim, Ricbard II. Nlxon,~a.bo
wanted to IO down ln bl.It.or)' u an lnterDaUonal statesmen; who went down lnste..S the molt clla-
craced president ln American bJltGr7
TBB OPSNING SCENE 18 TBB bvalary: lt wa ln fact the openiq scene for
die Cleamtln Waterpte mcnll -Robert Redford
aDd DmtiD Ha«ma u Woodward ud 8ermteiD bi .. All 'lbe P...tdent'• llen. •
Tbe .... ICeDe la tbe 1l'1Z electioG: the
.. •aaioaa ~.m. e..t i-.. ame to be bowD a
• tllle ··~ ea.. bcd1wa" covend llP • Nbcm
sweeps triamplwlilF to re-eledkm °"" &le.
Geaqe lleGcnwn. .... ~... ..
. • "'llllnl •• ,. ...... .....,,, ··-., ....... l•t• ....... ., ....
..... 1!'9 di••»-
... la tile r~·
•l8••tlo• •I Pre•lfleat •r••• • Ifl. Nb• ••I• A•8•••
T 1974.
The thb'd eeene ta
the trial. 'lbe Cabam.
McCord, Liddy and
Hunt are emvlcted. But
aalde from a few odd newspaper stories,
oothing abows beneath
the surfac~ of the
bur1lary.
In March 1973,
thln11 beg1n to unravel
Sirica ia 1u1piclou1;
Mc Cord nervous
McCord writes to
Sirtca; Nixon,
Haldeman and
Ehrlichman huddle witb Dean on ways to
CIOlltaln the dllclonrel
TRI! SPIUNG OP UTS: DEAN tm'DI state's
. endence; Heideman and Ebrlichman relip -
•"twO ot tbe nn.t. public Mll"V8Dta I have ever
known, •• ..,.. Nixon.
Heartnp beam before Entn'a select commit
tee Oil Waterpte. We bear about the 0 plumbera"
and tile break-in Ill the office ol Daniel EJllberl's
119ebl.trill: the "Enemies' Lilt;" .. 'lbe Baston
P1a•• for IU9ln mall opeuina and wlretapplna,
.. wintall' tbe milk IUDd, ITl', Howard BUii*, tbe
• CIA.
Tben. in JalJ, an ot.eare retired Alr Force ~ cokmel named Aleunder Butterfield meets wltb comm.ttt.ee IUft ID executive ....,.. Almost oil· henctedlJ be mentions that NUon had a taJUI
:m tUt automaUcally recorded bis ecmvena-
..
h•Med ap to Slrtea. la pardcmed by bla '* c e 11 or,
Gerald Ford. MaDJ other adminiatratioD operatl.-, lncladlD.a Baldeman. BbrUchman,
Mitchell. Dea and Oo&cm, Mn'9 jall terma.
But tbe1allOcapU.aU•catbeir4lqlOllaN to
publtab dllltr on ves aiuoa of w--..te: Deaa'a
"Bllnd AmbidoD," Haldeman'• •'Tbe Enda ol Power:• Drllc:bma'a noYel, ''Tbe CoalpmaJ.'' CollOD •• ''Bor'DApin .••
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J
= eoWd eeldom nsllt appeutna in
t UDdm' the 1lp of ''Honl Soit Qul
y Peme. ''the seal of the kiqdom.
u we have "Queen Mary's Gift
Book'' laued in 19~ and full ol rous-
iq talel fll Empire and the outdoors
bJ Joaepla Conrad. Arthur CGeu
Doyle, James M. Barrie, the Aqlo-
1.rtab bumorlata Somerville • Bola,
•Dd even the American, Erne1t
'lbompeon Seton, wbo of course wu
born in England and communed with
piuly bean in Canad.a.
J came ac:rou th1a IJ>\endklly U-
Justuted volume, 10Jd la eJd of
"Queen Mary's Cclllvalelceat Aa-
lWary Hospltall for &ldlen ad
Sallon Who Hue Loll 'l'b9lr Umbs
in the War," many yean aio in the
library ol an old Georgian boteJ in
the west ol Ireland.
IT WAS THE fond companion of a
stormy winter weekend, and I was
happy to make its acquaintance
again just last week in Yale's Ster-
ling Library, which has among its
many treasW'e& a number of royal
gift books. Yale's copy o! Queen
.
PUNCW ---r:;: ..... ... ..... llM. wD ..... ..
'"Tllie Qmaa'1 Wn fW Wa•• Whlda la Adm, .. ~ ... the Nlltiaml Belief Pmll, 0 ,,........ ~~Dutcrtpta fl' m au.ell Ii; ucnta at tbl a, u auc11an1 ~
H. Rider Hat1ard, Kate Douf!: Ww.tn, wboM "a.becca ot nybrook Farm .. ll mum, a come-
back on TV, the pOet Altred Noyea. and J amet II. 8arrie, the ''Peter
Pan" creator who coatrlbuted "A
Holiday in Bed." one ol bit mon de-
liptluJ euays.
Arthur Canan Doyle I.I repnMDted
.ttb "Blmbesbl Joyce," an 8d"°-
ture tale of Brltllb troop1 on
eamelblek la the SUdaD. Banll 111
Orczy, autboreu of "The Scarlet Pimpemel.'' prorided .. Out of tbe
Jan ol J>Ntb, a Pimpernel StclrJ."
TBB CVSTOM OF edl~ roral atft boob MelDI to have d1ei! oat ta
abo\lt ltl~ wltb "Prlnc•u
Zllsabetb't Gift Book," altlloaab
there aiay ba'n bee ........ tlUlt
both I and tbe cunt.an at Ym haft mt•MCL
Too bad. F.dltina seems a rather
wboleaome bobby 1or people in lb.at
line of wort. PriDcesa Anne couldn't
spare too much Ume fallina olf
bones for the amusement tl the
preaa pbotograpben and PriDcela
Margaret would make fewer lbock
headlines frolictinc with a rode mmi-
cian on a Caribbean island, lf they bad
a boot to edit and pt out every baliday
season.
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Conlwnen who bave been cut off
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with '10,000 or more to invest can
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cent on ta~ accounts wttb DO
mlnlinUm ba1anee required-
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TllEla YIELD8 A&E peued to
Treuury cerWlcatea of the same
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lowed to pay ~ percent lea and
bankl ~ percent leas than the,
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Rat.ea OD the new cerWlcata betna
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Joana are 10.40 percent annually and
U .15 peraat with the interest com·
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Tb• lDterelt available with the
cert1ftC-. will chance each moath
• Treuury rat. ebaqe, but once
JOO'n boaPt ooe ye>u've lodEed in tbat nturn for tbe lull 10 rnqntba,
Bowe•er, lf 1ou eub lo tbe
eertlftcate before tbe 2~ Jean ..
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Parblllepl
RU1tON CAP> -State oftlclall bne found UI U-
lepl molllJe bome pub
in tbls rural Jl'resno County dtJ where .....
adequate water •)"It.em
bu stopped new sub-
clivlslom, encourqiq
maeeldft tniMr ,.a.
"IP YOU LIKE SPINACH, YOU'LL like
mllkwood 1reen1 or lambs quarters,•' said
Wackerbutb. "JI you don't, you won't."
Eads wlldfood'• taste la unique. • 'AUina me what a Jeruaalem artichoke
tutel Ute la the same u me aaJdni you what a
earrot tutea like," Drolett tald. "You'd say lt
lutes like a carrot."
Wlldfood'• boost.era rave about Jtl autrldonal
value.
"You can receive all the &ndltenta :JOU need to
stay alive from dao(JeUoat alone ... uld Wackerbarth, but be added that be wouldn't rec.
om mead that peop)etr7 lt.
AND -rBDrs AS llUal VITAlllN C in
one servtas ol violet sreena aa ln four oraqes;• be
said.
Wacterbuth, lib mall)' wUdfood eathmiuts
traces bis Interest to EaeU Glbbom, who before lib
death in 1976 popularisediJ:tural foods in boob like "Stalking the Wild ara,m" and bi.a ~
celebrated televi.sioo ce eommerciala.
''Tbe hippies were onJ1 able to mate tt
because ol him," said Wackerbarth. ''They re.ct
bis book and learned bo1' to eat lD the woods."
W ac:kerbarth stndM throuP the woods near
Ida comfortable bome like a farmer ebeck'na bla
fields. He Mid be can 1et all tM wildfood .bl needs
withl.D aoo feet o1 .. boule. •-ne bwt II 'iwr aardla;.., be uld. ...
SYD 'lllOOGll m 1U LOCAL artDd old
man ol wlldtood. Wackerbetth leuaid abom
wlldfood only ID the mld· lNla.
"My motber'a family blld ..... tt, but I onlJ
became mt..ted wb9 J lliledld • aetntty for
my Boy Seouttroop. ••
He'a eo looser a 'Scout leader, but
Wackerbutb uicl hit hobby endaNI: "It'• tbe
kind of tJdn& JOU Dever foraet. and you CID do M
much ol It a you have thne for."
Wackerbarth said a famillarlty with wlJdfood
could aave your life: .. Even in lhia day and qe.
IRcome Tax Reduced
LIMA. Peru (AP) -Peru's military regime
o?'dered public and private employers to ral.se
worken' wages from MO to $72 a mcdb. It al.lo re-
duced iDeome taxes.
Tbe deeree appeared timed to 80ften the blow
of prlce lncreuea for basic foocbtuffa and
petrol~~-
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Colleae•a Allied Health
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aemeater beemning Feb. '· Tbe eoune, Healtla
Reeorda 190, will meet
Mondays ln>m • tq 1 p.m. aDd 'ru.da1a ft'Glll
f to • p.m. P4lf60i:as JUn. = mnJiJ IDUlt ba'9 tddlla and a eolD,
Of tbe Ea11lab'
languap.
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Pet>. I ID tbe OCC Ad-" mtuloae Bulld1q. For
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Vote Nixed
SACRAMENTO (AP)
-A 1977 Oreaoizing
election at Coache lla
Imperial Distributors
bu beeo set aaide after
three differmt revtewa
of the ballots, tbe
A1rlcultural Labor
Belatkaa Doud said.
Eunde Ciit
LOS ANGEL~ <AP)
-The Clty Council hu
cut off federal Com· prebenalve EmployDwmt
Trallll.nl Act fulldl to
the acandal·rld4en
Garden Tb• at re
F estival, despite pro·•
testa fro111 some mam·
ben that the mon 11·
oored due proce1s of
law.
Atao NIJect alcJc ~dach••· 1 M>lcat
mlgi'alnl attack begfiw weth a dull ttwabblng
ache tn Gnl .. of ... ..., and progi.-
to a pkrclftQ pain. Thell tcr1uraus attsb
may be preceded by a change In the field of •
Ylslon -a flldcerlng before the fYIS, ftam-
• of light OI a part1lt bloiddng of the
vtsJon. niey are tomeUmes accompenled ~
nausea or vomiting. They are seldom
retlMd by pplrtn. Their durlUOn Is from 2
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Revolution
·' PO& 818 ... no•~ lD tbe G · tre~e rtcbl-winl F.,._ lal,ub ol lnll'a 8b1lt.
lfoalem clerp to tbe ruler of a maJor otl-
produclnl nation ol 35 mJ1BoD people, Kbometnt
owes a kit to the •mall P'OUP cl m91.laM wbo J»ecan
playta1 bl.a words lD tbe IDOlqU!ll lD mJd.lt'J8.
From bll exUe from Ina tn UM untU October
lt'71, KMalewl WU relatiYely .. attdlD tbe Sbi1te
:!'ta~:fu.T.:9 :~!er::a:a:
munlquea amu11led ln by a small drcle of
followen to a bard-core group of a~ cen·
t.ered in Qom.
It was ln Nejef, however, that the ayatollah
form ulat.ed b1a cassette tactic.
•e-etec--
Dr. Harold Kravitz
bas been re-elected
chief of the medical
s taff for Fountain
Valley Community
Hospital. A general
practitioner, Dr .
Kravitz bas been on
the staff aince 197_2.
AlaG re-elected were
Dr. Richard Sax.
vice chief of staff,
and Dr . John
Eilbert, secretary-
treasurer.
W AllllNOtOlf <AP> -'l'llla nt.t ol llrllne
J)e.O.MMl"m. ........ cllaied Meta balrMMd la ~ YtDNr,MCOldlllCtotlleClYilMnlaaadclBoent.
TM Drd Nfllt • hmm' .. udd tb.t there
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BVllPIN,G OCCt1U bee...-..... 10m.
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-a1 _,
Oooo for eight ptec.e of the Colonel'• Ortglnel
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11~1pm
DCJvld Nelson
Something special has just happened in Newport Beach. and
you are invited to come join the celebration! A beautiful reN
office of Home Savings has just been completed at 16 Cor-
porate Plaza and we're holding Open House all week from
January 7 through the 12th.
Come, meet atr the famous lV stars shown on the cover. en-
joy refreshments and take home a free souvenir gift. See for
yourself how beautiful saving can be at your new Home in
Newport Beach. From its marble exterior to its carefully ap-
pointed interior nothing has been spared to make the new
Newport Beach office both a comfortable and efficient place
to save and a gracious landmark in the community. Ifs the
kind of Home you'd expect from America's largest savings
and loan association.
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GOING TO A PARTY -Ram coaches and
players celebrate on the field as the clock
nms out oo Tampa Bay Sunday. The 9-0
vict.ory in the NFC• championship game
gave LA its tint berth in the Super Bowl.
9)' I08N IDANO .............. .T411PA -At 1111&; &Jae "'b-....,......,"-" for tM Loi
~a.ilillU...-S. At t :rr (PIT)~ BalD9 .clde• .. a dream tt ...... ~,...,. and. quart« of. e..
tur,to-.& Ma)' of tbit Ram p~ ... in a ttate of
sboCi; ..... tM ft.U1 MCactdl tiebd 8WaJ Sunday
at Tampa &tadlum lirinl tbe tam • bard·foaebt
M win cmr tbe ~ampa "BQ BuceSNel"I ID tJaelr'
NaUooal FoDtlNl1I CclDferenee tttle lbowdown.
NOT BYD AN o&ANGS WAVE ol n.m, a
ltadiUID recorcl. eauSd imPn tbelr 8--ta tide one. ne B.amswenjUlttoodomtnw •
0 1 feel dlsl.7. I'm still not sun tt'• °"" ,.., ••
u1d a beam'nl owner Georlla •••bloom "I didn't belin'e Lt when tbe dock w• at 0:00,
and I still dcn't believe tt." add9d lad: a.,nolda. "It'•.• f~ ol dllbelW," ac•••med Due
Elmendorf. 0 rmfusteatatlcwe--."
Ironically. the victory ....... puWnc tbe a.ms
in Super Bowl XIV qalmt tbe PttUburP Steelers
Jan. 20 in Puadeoa, atves LolADleleloae 1-Ume
.to pay bomate to lta baWHCa?nd Mroel befcJft
they move to their new home iD Anabeim later thia
year. It WU just three lhort weeb ago that the DOW
NFC champloaa were booed in their final ap-
pearance at the Colileum.
THE llAJIS. IN ACHIEVING tbetr day of glory,
appeared to releue all tbelr pmt up bost.WUes for
the year aga1mt the Buccaneen. Not ooly did they
beat the Buel at their own aame -defense -tbe
Rams physically manhandled Joh.a McKay's team
into s ubmiea!oo.
The flDa1 aeore doesn 'l even belin to tell the
story. Tbe Rama literally controUed tbe u~ from llie oubet, dlctaUng tbe pace and the tempo. ne team atatiatical domlnaUon explains the
outcome. The Rama led in fll"Sl downs, 23-7; yanls
ruahin1. 216-9:2; yards paaatna. 153-8S; total yards.
369-181; ad time ol posaesakm, YI : 49-22: 11.
ETID tbe penoaal duels were kJlllided, Wen-
dell Tyler (28 carries. 86 yards) and cuuee BrJllDt
(18 carries, 108 yards> out.nalhed Rlck7 Bell (2D
carries, 9 yardl) and Jerry Eckwood (two Hr·
rles. fiye yards); Vlnce Funpmo U2 ol 23 for
1S3 yards) out.quarterbacked ~ Williams and
Mike Rae (a comblned 4 of 218 for 54 yards>; and
the Ram recelven outcauaht the Bua, boldloc Jimmie GUee, tbelrtop catcher. to zero recepticms.
"WE BAD A GOOD GA.MB PIAN," explained
Fred Dryer. "'lbe main thiDI we waated to do WU
atop the nm and that's wbat we did."
.... ''W• pve them tome froatl tbeJ bedD't ....
and •• played wttb creat latenlltJ," added
EJiDencbf. "Wt knew Tampa'1 strcmf 1ult wMD•t ,._.
lq." uld Lan7 Broob, wbo played U. 1am•
wftb a DOUeeable limp I.Del a lpninecl ankle.
••WJlat we tried to do wu 10 out there and ID-
tlmidate tbem. That's not eatJ to do, bat
fortunately we d.14 lt.'' Tbe Bue ....., appe&Nd to be ntUed tbe IDOlt
wu t.be eeecmd·JeU quai'terbaek, WUUamt. Tam·
pa '1 btC 11181 QB needed radar most ol tbe 1ame to
find lall reeetwus.
Before lila.taj the 1ame in tbe third quarter
wttb • torn llPM'91D b.lj rtlhl arm, WUl1ama COJDe • plet.ed jalt 2of13 .,..._ for 12 yardl.
• aAZ 'lllDl'IRJJll'lllVrED for Wllllama andi
wu equDy tndredive, compldina tbe aame Z of'
13 puaea for G Jardl. Aa a mattl!r ol fact. the
team'• 1DOlt competent paaaer proved to be
Eckwood. who completed a G-yard option pua to
Lury llacbr ID tbe tlllrd quarter.
Thllt .... when the Rams were leactiDI M and It mnted tbe ftJ"lt ume Tamea bad croUed lnto
Ram territory. But. lite all tbeir other
~.the drive fluled for the Boca u LA's
defenaesWfenedon a fourth·and-tb at the30.
The ataDd milbt not bave been ao important
bad the Rama capitalized <Ill a few o( their own
acorin& oppot twlltie:t.
As domlnatin& u the Rama were offenai•ely,
they still didn't 1et into the end zone. Tbdr aecond
drive was stopped by a Wende« Tyfer fumbfe;
their next poaeaioo was hurt by an llleaal pro-
cedure penalty. and the Rams were forced to settle
(See llAJl8. Paae BJ)
· A New Label for Bmns-Champions
'niil ls an Experience We've Never Had Before -J~k Youngblood
BJ IOBN SEVANO ........
· TAMPA -Tbe bad mon thaD moqp
to prove la their NFC t'llampicmhlp eame against
the Buccaneen SUndU. The team bad been labeled .. cboten:•
.. pat.lea.'' ••qattten," they bad beard them all. ~ for m aeuom they could do ootbina more
than to~ to the criticilm and swallow their
pride. Tb1a MUCJll wasn't any dlflet;mt. either. After
annoandqtM Rama were leavlq the Colileum for
the friendly CClllfinea o( Anabelm. they were booed
9!1d1corned,ie.erytum.
DOUG PRANCE CBA.aGED tbe team with
racism early ln spring tralnln1; Georgl a
RoHnbloom upset the players and front office by
flrlng popular Steve Rosenbloom in favor of Don
Klosterman; the team was rocked with injuries, 19 m all, 14 tnwlvinl starters; and the fans abowed
little, U .ny. paUeoce. almost reUabtne a boo more
than a cheer. Tbe preu wun't much better. They called for
Coach Ray llalavaal 'a bead midway throQlb the
MUOD. Tbe med.la ctltldzed fJVery move, and
second peued nery play. A ~rtty 1ave up on
them' in tbe playofts.
rrs ro• ALL 1'8DE at:ASONS the Rama
Olien Ro•lled?
1"l'e pdcu1arly plaMd wtUl tbllt eeeom1>Uah-menta. Desplte Alf tba'·odda. all the adweaaWet,
and all tbe iDtenia1 strtte, one UdDC remalDed
clear -they were the NFC champklm.
'"'l"bia wu a, lmique year becaUle ft brouCbt us
back to tbe bulca.'' taid Rieb Saul. "ID preYioua
HUOU we always won eaaily and it was always
other teams that we.re com.lq after us. This lime
we bad to eo aft.er them. ll'a been a IOOd year for
ua because a kit of aood thlnp have happened."
••AU TBE LABELS WI: BAD never bothered
me,•• said Mike Fanning. •'I know tbe peop)etboucht
of us aa Jokes. But you can't please ev·
er,ybody. We've done what no one else, except us.
thoupt'"' could do.••
"I can't believe It," said Jack YOUD1b1ood.
who played the entire game with a hairline frac·
lure of the leg. "Thla ia an aperience none ot us
. have ever bad before.
"Wbat we've accompllahed ii bard to COD·
celve. We did our job and did what we had to do to
win. We kept turnln& the screws, and turning the
aerewa, and turning the screws. We all bore down.
We knew what it was gotnc to take to win."
''WE BAD BEEN BEaE BEPOaE and bad
bad thJnp happen to ua in the put." explained
Larry Broob. ''But the defeme and everyooeiust pulled toptber for thls one.
Bad Call or Not,
&eelers Were Bot
''My bee.rt started beatiq falt after I bew we
bad captured tlU one. We'ft clnAmed of seWnl to
the Super Bowl for a IODC Ume."
"E•etiODI ba1Jed out oa m mJctway tlu'aqb
the seuon.'' aald Dennis Harrah. ''Tbere wwe _.
ly 45 people who bellned in what we eoWd do .
That '1 what makes us ao proud ol what we've
done."
"Nobody could predict W.," 1aJd Jact
Reynolds. "Nobody ID the world tboa&bt we could
dothil."
TllDE WEllE A LOT OF 81DENOl'l'.8 and
twills totbe Ram cbamplooabipaa&L
Although many of the Rama didn't talk about
it openly1 owner Georgia Rolenbk>om referred to
her late nuaband'a impact oa the team wbeo abe
a aid. •'I think there were 12 men <Ill the field out there
today.'' • Another lmpirlna performance wu turned in
by Jack Yotmgbloocf. wbo was in ao mucb pain #
following the 1ame he cou.ldn't walk or put any
pressure m bis broken riabt ae,.
''That ii one ot the molt couraieous stori•
I've ever been uaociated wtth 1D all my yeara ol
football," said defemlve coordlDator Bud Canoe. "Grat effort. Great lelldenhip. l'n ne,,.
quite seen an:ythln• like lt," eompllmented c&ee NEW IABEL. Paae BJ> JOHN McKAY HANOS HEAD ON St0£UNES.
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Maybe the Boos
Woke Up Bucks
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For IUI haJDred Runner,
MeTear LOOked i\11 Right
6.nllff•• lll'•et .. E .. t Get'ml••
AUSTIN. Teua -Petra'Sd:mdder of Eut a Germany upset world record bolder Tracy
Caulkim ol tbe United States 1D the 400-meter ln·
dlridaal medle1 but minutes later Caulttm -. an
Ameriet1D ncord ln the 100 brealtltnlke Sunda,y night in the
USA Womea'1 International Swimm.lna competition.
The two-day meet wu domloated by the national teams
from tbe United States. Russ.la and East Germany.
-. • plac~e t!'·~t::~ ccl~~aa8 ~e 12N~1
....... ~ challenger to East Germany's world
domination in women's swimming. East
Germaey took 11 of 13 gold medals at the
1976 Olympics in Montreal.
Thia meet wu billed as a preview of
• the 1980 Sy.mmer Olympics aa Moscow.
Altbou8h Caulldns, a l&-year-0ld blgh
school Junior from N&lbvtlle, Tenn., bad
finished almost alJ[ aecoads ahead or
Schnelder in tbe preUmlnarles, Schoeider
edaed tbe U.S. awimmer in an eyelaah
i4i-ftldab tD .-..... Selmelder'• Ume ·m tbe 400 iDdlvtduaJ medley wu
C:G ... Oa~m wu Umed ta 4:41.00~
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lo tbe 100 breuutrote, bowenr, Caulkins aet an
American record ot 1:08.CSS in defeattna Una Kacbuahlte of
Ruaaia. who was aeeond in 1:10.a Caultina' old American
record Mt in 1978, WU 1:10.Tr, which also WU a U.S. open
record, meaning the beat time for any swimmer in that event
in the United States.
. Delt1'ft" Lesa A••'• •• lite R••d
Life on the road ln the National Basketball AA· m aoclati~ where even the best tea.ma rarely bat
· .500, bu been particularly rouah oa atruc'11DC
Denver. Tbe Nug1eta lost their llth 1trailbt 1ame
on fot'e'lp courta, 13).101, to Kanau City Sunday nitbL 8W
aoblas!M came oft the bench to score 14 polnta and erab 12
reboundl fOI' the Klnp . . .Brtu TaJlor'• ·~u:iper with 2:M left to plQ put San Dleao ahead to stay d a ~103
win over Seattle ...... BreweT scored 21 points and led
Portland to a llt-102 deeiaion over Detroit. Forward Bob
•eMtee peced the Plat.om wftb 31 polnU • . . New Jersey
=~eel Q8velmd, 108-100, u mile NewUa scored 34 polnta roolde CalWI Nat& added 2"1.
Ff9en Enetlfl St._..•• S5
. Pbiladelpbla tont.lnued 1ta Mlentleu march Iii into National Hockey Leape blatory wtth a .-.2 wtn ,
over Buffalo Sunday niaht. llUl Butler'• OOth &oal
of the aeuoo supped a 2·2 tie u the Flyen ex-
tnded their unbeaten •trtna to SS 1a1M1 ... New York....
Ranier Doa .U. and Atlanta's Kea& Nu.-each ICOl"ed
three 1oala and the two teams battled to a 5-5 atandoft-
•.. Vada• NedomanM1'• third period power-play aoal Ufl.
ed Detroit to a 2-1 victory over Hartford ... Cb1ca10 fattened
it.I lead in the Smythe Divlaloo with a 3-1 dec1lioa over Van·
couver. Tbe Black Hawks, wbo bave won seven of their lut u 1ames, lead tbe Canucks by ftve Polnta ... The Soviet Bed
Anny 01••wed Quebec, M .
s._,1 A,..... ... r•••• •• o,..,.an
Saudi Arabia on Sunda7 became the first COUil· Ill try to announce that lt wtll not particli>ate in the
ll90 OlY1Dplc Gamet ln llOICOW thil summer
beeaue ol tbe Soriet interventloe iD AfpanlN.n. · · n wu • 1mown bow Jarte a deleCallon the Sa\adll ml&bt la•• lall to tbe Gama, wbicb wlll still IO on . . . Collqe
f.etN.11 ~ pme1 1'0QJd ao lDto overtime to keep a
l)Ollt.MllOD ~ from endlDa ID a tie under oae ol tbe rule
cha.DC• pnJpOMd b)' a eommfttee ol tbe American Pootball
Ooadlee ADoctauon at tta annual coaventioD in Nn Orleau
.•• Tbt NCAA will to ahead wttb a wte on 111tabHMtn1 cbam~ for nmm in ftve aoorta dMptW a eompl.mt
that the oqald•atim 11 steJJDiDI on lbe turf ot tbe AJA W <~
IOdatkla for ~ AlhJetka far Woaien . • . Tbe
>OUlaad A·• are out cil ~baaiDee• in CDI ••Y after owner
&,. GUll9 0. .....,. ftle4 '~'*' tut .,. wltb4raw1q b1a ,t DeGM to 410 bwta n In CdfOnda.: TM llceme ca eull1 be • ,_ ... It l'lna.t Hb't MU bla team to Dever oilman
.. ..... Deflilw cwt om ol bl& OMliDd Col1MUm leue.
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wtMNinO, llUitobe CAP> -~M~Z.. ~=-= ""' ..,.., -' Ma .... c-,.,,. to u. tMW1 ..... .Jtll,H. ..,,, U64 u. Glftdala .,. too
~~-=~~= to alliUM top eco1ea • wtdlil:d ftar ol pmaltle9.
as MID OHS of tbe malD
tar1et1 •• top ICONf Mare.1 OkUe wbo Kond Uril tlGMll ~~~.,,,~~=:pa. "You talk abioGt c '! hockey a.ad all tbe Ylolmce,' 8erQ' laid. ··But tbe .... that
Marcel, (INteh) Qorlq, (Dave)
1'ayk>r and <Charlie) Slmmer
take to trJ to pla7 a bockey
iame, lt'• really too bad."
Berry broke up bl.I top line ol
Dtonne, Simmer and Taylor to
neutralbe the lnUm.se cbeetinl
of Wlnn1pq'1 Jude Drouin, Bill
Leluk and ~le Moffat.
"IF TBEY (the referees) call
a penalty on oppcMinl teams and
we ac~ a power.play 1oaJ. it'a
almost like they won't call
another penally on them,"
Berry said.
"ll's too damn bad. Tbey
always seem to have 10meooe
ban1ing around their necks. I
tbouabt the refereeln& was real-
ly rotten. It's been like that all
year."
Dionne's performance raised
his seaaoo scoring total to 79
poiatl OD 32 goaJ.a and 47 uaistl.
Morris Lukowicb. Peter Marsh,
Blll Riley and Lan·Erik Sjoberg
scored for the Jeta while de·
fen1e man Crail Norwich bad
three asal.sta.
"THE GIVEAWAYS just
killed us," said Wlnnlpeg Coach
Tom McV1e. "We didn't lost COO·
trol He <Dionne) just took it
away. He is hke a one-man
wrecking crew. We couldn't con·
taw him "
Tbe lle allowed the Klngs to
move into first place lo the
Norris Division ahead of the
Pittsburgh Penguins and Mon-
treal Canadlens.
"Winnipeg played two super
periods," aaid Berry as the Jets
outabot the Kings 16-6 in the flrst
and 21-8 ln the HCODd.
•'I have never aeen them
skate ao well. They're ooe of tbe
beat skatin1 teama in lbe
leaeue."
THE TEAKS were Ued 1·1
after 20 minutes of play. Dionne
scored a power-play goal when
bts pass for Simmer deOect.ed
Off Moffat and into the W1nnlpeg
net. But Lukowicb connected
when Winrupeg bad the man ad-
vantag·e, racing down the right
aide, roundiq the defense and
tuckine a shot .under Kings'
goaltender Ron Grahame.
66 Sailors
~
<A>111pete
In S11nkist
Slxty·lix aaW.na yacbta turned
out Sunday for the second race
of Balboa Yacbt Club'• Samlriat
Settee aaUed on COW'N9 •\Ut1DI
lnalde tbe bay, 101Da around
marb la the ocean and ftnlahln1
back lmtde the bay.
Relultl ot SaturUy'a raeinl
for 1mall boat.I inside the bay
were not available because ol a
confualon in eompWn1 the re-
sults.
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~1'ft '• Aetloa
Enterprise (foreground> leada Freedom on
a li1bt-weatber downwind nm lD a practice
race off Point Loma. Dennis Conner was at
the helm or Enterprise and Malin Burnham
was skippering Freedom. The two
America'• Cup a1pirant1 wlll be ln
Newport Beach for three days of racln1
Jan. ~19-2D.
114 Boats
<A>111pete
In Berger
MARINA DEL REY -~I Rey
Yacht Club got the 1980 offshore
racing season off to a flying start
Saturday when a record 114 boats
turned out ror the fll'St race of the
William BergerSeriea.
Tbe series includes boats with
lntemaUonal Offshore Rule and
Performance Handicap Raclne
Fleet handicap ratinp.
Saturday'• race wu a 23~
miler from llarbladel Re{~ tbe Malibu pler and~ tD to
moderate winds that never ex·
ceeded 13 lmota.
Clas• A winner tD IOR WU Milt
Smith's Mamie, California Yacht
Club, with Dennis Choate'• Ar·
riba. Long Beach Yacht Club.
second and Sid Renko'a Sigame.
DRYC, third.
First to fmiab was Fred Presas·
Cbrlatine, Pacific Marine rs
Yacht Club, followed clo9ely by
Brad Herman's brand new Santa
Crui-50. Seem Love, DRYC. in
her maiden outing. Neither was
ab1etosaveltabandicaptime.
IOR Clasa B winner WU Pen·
dra1on, 1klpptred by Jobn
MacLauren, California Yacht
Club, Lfiadln1 Lady, co-aldppercd
by Hubie and Sandy Kerns, Wind·
Jammer• Yacht Club, was
second.
Largest turnout was iD the
PHRF dlvlaloo witb t hree
cluaet.
Cla11 A w1.nner wd AnUctpe·
Uoo, aailed by Jolul Pqea, CYC;
second wu Gadfly, Emle Nellon,
DRYC , and third was
Penepbone, BemUe llit.chell and
Ja.ck 'lioodhull, eve. Clua B winner wu Goldea
Ea1le. Carl Raduab, DRYC:
1econd waa Drummer. Mike
Dawaon, Santa Konica YC, and
third wu Strokes, Don Tallman,
Kini Harbor YC.
Top tbl'ee In C1ua C were 11.la-
tral. Robert WetsbAchi, South Bay
Yacbt Radnf Club; Get Wlth It.
Harry Frank, CYC, and Tol'tolle,
Rick Garrett, Padllc lfariaera
YacbtClub.
l\fanning . .
Series Set
For Newport
New Commodore
McKe.son lmtall,ed
SAN DIEGO -Ben McKaaon
of San Dlego Yacht Club wu tD-
staJled as commodore of ~
Southern Califom ia Yacbtine
Association Saturday at the or·
ganilauoo's annual mfflillC at
San Diego Yacht Club.
Mc Kesson, who la alao vice
commodore ol SDYC, IUCoeeds
Ted HJnahaw ol Udo ule Yacht
Club u commodore of tbe as-
aociauoo wtlicb LI the e<>venu.oc
body of all yacbt clubs in
Southern California, western
Nevada and Artaaoa.
ln.ltaUed u Tice ~modon
WU Dem 8rowll ol Seal Beach
Y acbt Club, and the oew ,....
BOATING
commodore la Bob Wil100. For a number of yean be
California Yacbl Club. owned and skippered tbe 10·
Georse Fiaher, to. Anceles meter sloop Sally wblcb was
Yacht Club. was awarded lbe con5tdered one or the most
coveted Jim Webster Trophy as beautiful yachts 10 Newport
the man who bu cootributed the tlarbor because of it.5 disunctive
most to yachung in Soulbern green color' which later became
California over a period of known by lhe trade name of
yean. "Sally Green."
The lDcomln& commodore of An amateur radio operator.
SCY A bas t.be prerogatJve of Ftsber bas bttn act.Jve in recent
confefrine the title of honorary • ~&nl in bandUn1 commmdca·
commodon! oo a desentn& m-tiom oo •ucb a.. ~ races
dlviduaJ or awardln1 the Jlm u Ole La. AaceJel to Maull.an
Webster Tropby. Fiaber wu ,.and Ule'Mmpac.
awarded the \ropb7 for hia m.M7 Be baa al.lo been a director ol contribuUom to tbe aport ot BOAT (Boatin• Owners As-.
yacbtinl a1Dce be fl.nt atal1ed aociated ~) a Jeci.tlative
1allin1 In 111!9. ••tcbdoe tor pleasure boaters.
Flaber wu a member ol the In recent ~be bat led ~ crew 00 the late Doo DoUC).u' fisht to Mdlft more boat 111119 tn
famous scboooer EnclymJoa un-IA» ~ Harbor and u bead
t.d World Warn Al~ out.break of the Recreational Boatiq · Council la CWTeOt1y baWiD& the of the war be bad Ju.st been Port of Loa Aneeles over the
named rear commodore of proposal ~rut in B.eevea Field
SCY ~ md In 1M became the or-at CabriDo Beach. Boaten feel
eanluUoo'a finrt post-war com-the field abould be converted to
modore. recreaUonal boat 1llJMt.
Manzaalllo Eveat
Yacht Race Set
Seven On.nee Coum.1 yacbta
are lilted amoo1 the 42 entries
l o San Dle1o'a blenalal
!bnunmo ~ aebeduled to aet
under way oil Potnt Loma Feb.
2.
Altbou&b the deadU.De for en-
tries baa paaaed, 1e11eral
cbairmm Jobn llacAWster aa1d
1ever1l othert an be1nt ~
aldered wbltb may awell the ltart1nl fleet to 50.
terpriM, NHYC; Jim Emmi's
Swan-43, Pele, Bahia Corinthian
YC, Jobn Arena' Kollaad-40,
Tomahawk, BYC, and Mille HWman'.1 Tanan-41, Duebeu,
Voya1en Yacbt Club.
Favorites for ftnt to ftnlab tbe
1.ZJO.mlle nee .,.. Fred PNlll'
8'·foot sloop <llr'lltiM, Padfte
MarlMn vc. and tJae •toot
aloop Mwtln mdlt charter to an
Acapulcm Yadlt Club eft'tf.
But ~ tbe Dll a1111~11A11dlt1111• .. ,..
Loe al entrin are Robert for line bonon will be a ,.u ~ Loaapre'• Dew Santa Cru-50, new Qltra..llOt S&ata eraa.-..
Ftreblrdi. Balboa Yacht Club; Lonapn'• tlnblrd ud Brad
Robert uaUM'• ao.foct lloop, Herman'• Seen\ Loft, Del a., Stardu.lt. Dana PolDt YC; Jalm Yacht Club .
Reynotda• Petenon .... , 0~1 All ol tbe JHIU wUl be ndDa
Newport Harbor YC; Jllcnara under the~ OfflbDre Ettinc..,..1 Petentoo-0. rr.. J:D. RW. bandlc.,,... Qltam •
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FAMlt. Y WB.CC*E -Vince Ferragamo,
Sr., ereets the soo who bears his name as
Rams return tD Los Angeles early this
A GGm) DAJIPLS ot lbodd7 Joarullam la
wbat baweaed to Fnd DrJer in= 0. &atur· day one-Tampa aewspaper bad Dryer aa
1ayln1. "Dou1 WUHama ta not a 1ood quuterbadE ...
,., ......
morning. The younger Ferragamo directed
the Rams' 9-0 win over Tampa Bay in the
NFC championship game.
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RAMS SILENCE CRITICS. • •
team and they beat us," be said.
"I could aay that we didn't-play
well but that would detract from
the Rama. I think they were just
much atraager than we were to-
da1, ju.st as we were much
stronger than them in Sep·
tember.
"Our defense also did not play
u well u it did in the paaL That'• the moat injuries we bad
all year but I wouJd just 1ay the
Ram•outhitUI. Wetrledtoknock
a couple of them out but tbey'd limp out and limp
beck IA. U you ei.e them nine
pointa you'd fipre we'd win, but
we didn't aecute well enough to
win. I would live the Ram de·
"feme ci.Ut for that." PTedlctably, Matavaal was all
amllM In bla cubicle.
0 WB"VB WAn'BD PO& '1'818
daJ a Jiani tlme," 1a1d the man
wbo hu been tbe center of coo-
tro•eny all year loq. "It feel.I
IOOd, bat all I'm tbtnlrlnl aboiut faa~ODemore. --·Oar .,..... dld just • super
job. W• wan them down and wore tJaem 4Dwn. and tbeD weat ~t aft.tr tbem. ··1 feel~ damn eooct rtlbt
now. It .. a tOQlb 1Ul' Wltb
ev•1t.llllWttill tocli place, But I
bow tile eoeeb•nc 1talf ad
mrMll, tlld 11 to 85 ~ ot .... ...,... ....... could do.
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•ALAVASJ aaOtJGBT 818 ENTl&E
tamlly down ror uae 1ame ancu1e11111 10D, BW,
wbo la a UDebaebr for CIF Blc Plve Ch•mpioa ~ma Aa ID 6la tU 1ame qalmt Redl•ndt, BW aald
tbere wa DO doUbt in wbat tbe outeome of h1a
father'• pme would be.
Like father lib IOD I pea ...
The Rama have a 1Uetime 10+ 1 record
a1ainat Ptttaburgb and the Co9('htn1 staff feela
tbey have a excellent cbanee ol m•ktn1tt11·1·1.
The COllcbea feel they bne tbe comerbacb -
Pat Tbolua and Bod Perry--40 stay wttb Pitta·
barlh 'a 1aper wide recelnn John Stalhrortb
aod Lynn Swann .•. ...... _.J
ANEW LABEL. • •
Youngblood's defensive line coach, Laverne
Torgeson.
"Our lnt.ensity was outstandinl because we
have a IUY like Jack, who's out there playing with
a broken leg," said Fred Dryer. "Juat bia pre·
aence being there helped us."
••1•• nJS'I' TBANIPUL tbe Loni healed me
enough to J>lQ ••winced Youncblood. wbo had his
ail.inc lee cradied in h1a risbt band. "All l wanted
to do was coatribute any way I could. Our defeme
bu always been deslped to do two t.binp -bus·
tle and hit. I Just went out there and tried to do
both."
What Younabb>d did wu give his dub an
emoUoa.al lift by bla presence. But. then, that's
just the type ol player be I.a.
For the second atral&ht weet in • row,
Malavasi outcoacbed bis opponent. All •eek
McKay laid bla team could set a at.raoa rush OG
Fena1amo with only three men. Stubbornly. be stuck to bla pbilo9opby _.
Ferraaamo bad all atterDoon to I.brow.
0 Meet me in Puadena,'' la bow rookie Kent
ffW aumn>ed up bl.a meuaae .
.. We're &Oinc to the bowl We're IOiDI to \M
bowl." d""*' in Jackie Slater. • It 'a extnord1nary what ooe win ca do to
erue snen yean ol fnaafratlon.
Walton May Return
SAN DIEGO (AP> -Tbe Sm Dielo CBppen
aaid today that Bill Waltoe IDQ play bMbtl>Ul
again b7 late W. mootb ti Ids bQured foot loob
1ood ~to a speclallst ~.
The 1-11 center bu miued tbe entire Natioaal
Basketball Aaeodatioa leUOD lince slpinl with
San Diego last fall He will be cbecked by Dr. 1'cln1
Daly in Loi AqeJee and ''I expect to be back ftl'Y
sooa,'' Walton said.
A apob9man for the Clippen said Walton
could be practicing with the team atain aom«tme
this week.
llUlic blartu In tbe Jocterroom aft«
1ame •• .. Ain't No Stoppln' Us Now." -and
players eetmlly feel like DObod)t cu . . .
Every Bam on the ta,jaNCI reMl"Ye lilt, Cod7 .km9. Bon Jeuie, WUUe Miller and p t
Baden. llUeodec' Sanday'• pme. Tbey all
mlu.d it .. ftl')' bard to watdl, nntiaC to be
the middle ot the actioft tbellllllltes • . .
•ALAVA.81 l'BLT ALL WED LONG
team would beat Tampa handily -and b7 a margin. Utbey-badll't burt themselves cm a eoap
of occaaM!m the score could have euUy been
• • ·Row amut are the aportawrit.en? In one T•J.
pa paper a acribe predicted the final aeore ~
be 17·13 Rama. in overtime.
Can aomeone explain bow you can score four
point.a in O\'ertime?
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AA Y llALAVASI IS AU. SMILES AFTER WIN.•
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BAD CALL OR NOT, STEELERS HOT. • •
enchone. "We bad you on that
one," Pastorini later told Johnaon.
Renfro leaped and IJ'&bbed..
He bad tbe ball u be tumbled
beyond tbe endUne. "I tbouCbt
right away that be wu out ol
bou.Dda,'' aaid Jobmoo.
"I KNEW I WAS nry clole."
said lleafro.
LIM jwiee Donald Orr did not
aianal touchdown. Renfro
jumped up to appeal. Orr
alpalled an incompletion.
After • ecdenace amoaa the
oftldall. n6ne Jim Tmmey up.
held tbe rallq. Be dted Orr's
claim that Renfro WU JUUling
the ball a be went out. Replays
showed Bmfro toucbed both feet
inbounda, but tbeJ did not reveal
wbethubeJua)ed the ball.
"He did not\aft pcueaion,"
said Tunney.
The Olien aeu1ed for a fteld
coal and Pittsburgh put tbe
game away with a lO·point
fourth quarter.
BL\D611AW WAttBED tbe
Rea.fro play from tbe sideline.
"When I ftnt saw it, I tboulbt
it wu a touchdown." Bradshaw
said. "But I didn't care. U they
scored, we .ere eonna 1core
PRON..'79 is your guide to
pro football action, every
Saturday in the DAILY PILOT
again. 'Ibey had to stop us -
and they didn't."
On their first drive of ~e
fourth quarter, tbe Steelef'$
moved 55 yards before Matt
Bahr kicbd a :S.yard field ao'J.
Alter Guido llutena fumbled .,.;
the next Oller series. Pittsburlb
went 4S Jardl for a toucbdowq
that came on a four.yard nm ~Y
~b Bleierwith5'secondawt.
left. . :
Tbe Olien oewr ~
afteT tbe Ra"lfro call.
''Tlult .,.. uae key 1>lu rllb(
there.'' said Paatortni. ''A
touchdown tllere mJcbt ba•~ tmMd dllDp around.'' I •
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Tben thlrd-1eeded Au1Un,
pitted _.,almt top.Meded Cbria
~ert Lloyd for the aecoad time
ID four days, .on 11 of the tut 12
1ame1 to wblp tbe once·
dominant champion, &-3, &-0.
W111LE AWAITING the start
of the ~match Navratilova
aaid abe wasn't fooled bJ the ll·
luslon created by Austin..
lleealBag a BelJtla• B•INI
When PlUabuqb'a Steve Fumeu ftnt ol·
fered to pull Houston quarterback Dao
Putortnl oil the turf and then cban&ed bJa
mind, it wasn't because ol a snub. rilrneu
walked SWll)' IO that Oilers' tninen CIOQJd
use a ltntcber if needed lD Sunday's AFC
title 1ame. Putorlni was not serioualy hurt
but Olien were. 2'1·13.
"Tracy bu always been a
tousb competitor," abe said,
"even wbea abe wu 14, wttb Ilia·
tall a. pinafore and braces."
Comparlnl AUltin with IJoyd, she added: "They both look---------------------------------
sweet, but deep down they're c Sh ul ur.s:~wboahewouldpreferto yp~Q o d Repeat ~::r!~U: ~~~·f.1::t .r.c.rtze~ 1 ~ .
harder time wi1b Tracy lately •
:~~db~.toaettlethattaaueanct GWC Moving Up in Southern Cal Conference
Navratilova, at fbe top of ber
serve-and-volley game, put away
Z7 winners against T\lrnbull -
who reached the semis after
Evonne Goolagone Cawley
withdrew because of a band in-
jucy sutrered in a fall Thursday.
Most of the winners came aft.er
she rushed the net.
"I'll MOVING A LOT better
and serving better than in my
recent matches with Tracy."
Navratilova said. "Slnce I'm
aervtne well, It abould put more
pres1ure on her."
"I'm still 1otng to play my
own 1ame." Austin aaid. "Her
aerve's ao good becauae 1be
places it well. But the pres.sure
will be oo her, too, to wio tne
serve because It's such a big
part of her game."
Austin keeps Navrattlova
away from the net u macb as
poasible with deep Hnlce re-
t.urna and wel).placed lhoU from
her favorite baseline poaWoo.
Austin was much steadier ln
the battle of baseline devotees
Sunday wltb Lloyd being
cbar1ed with 34 unforced emn.
When the two competiton P ·
cha.Died four Mrvice brea.b to
start tbe mateb, LloJd blew
40-15 and 40-30 leadl when abe
was on tbe llne, muffins a
chance to t.aU a U advantaie.
"I haven't been plaJlq tbe
bl1 pointa well all week,.. aald
Lloyd, wbo bad been otf for the
wMkl. "1bat wl11 come with playtn1 a lot~ toarnameata,"
Austin.. a&aiD can ID tbe ·role
of the vUialn as the crowd
\!beered Lloyd. old after beat·
lq ber rival for the a1xtb Ume lD
tbelr last et1bt matches: ·'Maybe people will start beJlev.
iDC more that I can beat her."
Two More
Lobo Stars
Ineligible
J. Lei Aace1e9 a: (t.:l-1'fle CW. ftni1hed
with a ~12 reeonl ud • ~berth lut leMOO. Tbe team wtll be led by Jaylioa Worb, a t.ranater
pard from LA ~west wno averaaeca 14. 7
polnta and 4.4 UILltl lut MUOll.
n .... .. ..... Q..b ... "°"
Rukies are led by fonrarm Robt.n Ewing and
Dwane Castle. Both earned an 18-point average
durinc preseason
UNUSUAL LEASE
OPPORTUNITY
NEW '79 THUNDERBIRD
PH MONTH
36 MOHTHS
PLUS TAX
lncludeS full powff, fec:tory •Ir cond.. AM/FM
ster-eo. tilt wheel. speed control~ morel
e. c..-• ,_ --------, __ ....... -°"'~ 0.-1..N '--... _..,..,,_,,
LIMITED OFB:R. • •
HURRY I
lf:A SE: A NEW : 980 ~
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ON
MOST CARS AND TRUCK~
4. ~ Wei& U·S)-Tbe RUltlen _.....,. to
be for real thla NUOO under aeeoad·yqr Coada
Jim Greeatleld. Tbe RuaUen are 1«111.Da and ac·
tually pQyt.as some defeme at the 1a1De tlme.
They're led by M forward Walt Evans wbo bu
been •veraclnl 23.3 potnts pa-same. Tbelr floor ~~ ~~ "i;~~ :::.,:;:.sec1 THEODORE ROBINS
5. L\ 8 ..... (1-1)-'lbe Coarsan reached LEASING co.
Uie semlflnaJ1 ot the at.ate tournament lut year JOt• ........,. ll ~LS 642-00 IO but will be bard preued to do the same thla time.
Tim Garntt, a &-5 fonr~ team leader, Cotta._... --.. ·--540-8211
averallnl S$ polnta ud 14 a same. ~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~
I. IA llarW (1·1)-'lbe Seabawb eDded 1ut
ueUOt:a witb a 19-10 i:ecord before falllq ID the
playoffs. Tbelr btC IUD ll 1-5 forward RickeJ
Kn11ht, who ll averqtns 15.0 and 10 reboundl a
same.
1. all .... (U)-Tbl Boedruzmen. wbo
ftnilbed 15-14 lut MUOD, come tnto tbla .....
with two bl.a pa.,... ID t-5 DUTJI W1Waml ad .. 2
l'A MOlele)'. Both an a~ 22 Poblta ID ~
leUOQplaJ •
.. --.. ~1luQtMamot9ow."from u.. toqb coat ..... ud .. 't ftad
tJae SoutberD Cal all)' IDON to tbib' Ukti:aa. Tbe
''71118 DSCADS BAS wtb•ted the btctantnp ot an
aptaaltural trandormatloD .ID lndla, • madal coanUy In
tbe deUale world food 1upply bellDCe.'' the depaltment
Niel. 1
.. P'rom tbe pclllldoD ol cme of tbe world"• muw food
import.. durtna tm-TI, when annual cra1D lmportt
averapd ~ ~.5 mUU... metric ta., lDdi8 bu become a net aporW of ..-.m tn Neeat yea.ra.••
The ualy1ia waa luued by USDA'• Forei1n Avtcdaral Sernee u an ''update'' of~. IJ'&lD attu.a-
tlon.
n MID INDIA'8 ''ltrWDI qrtcultural taina'' in the
lut four 7ean n11u!ted from Coocl weather and Improved t.ecbno&oo.
But drou&bt in 1t'l'I "dramatically illustrates" tbe ex-t~t to wblch India still depends oo "the va1aries of
nature" despite ita imprond farmln& metboda.
Total IDd1an crain and pu1sea (beans, for example) in
J..979..80 are estimated at about U3 mJJ.lloa metric tom •aatnst
128 million laatyear, oftlcia.la said.
Defense, Gold Stocks
Pace Market's Rally
NEW YORK <AP> -Reacting to President Carter's
respon.ae to the Soviet Army's tntervenUon m AI&b&nisUn
stock rnarttet pnces roee today 10 acuve demand for min:
mg and defense-related comparueg
Tbe Dow Jooes averaee of 30 blue·chip industrial s~ks waa up 3.16 points to 832 00 after a decll.oe of 10 07
points last week. ' ·
Gainen toot a 3-2 lead over losers amoog stocks on
the New York Stock Exchange
. Presideot Carter &DDOUDCed Friday ni&bt a cutback in
graw exports and a ban on export.I of technoloey to the
Soviet Uaioo because of the Afghan &Jtuaboo.
Pries m eold, and some other meta.la C'Olltinued to rise
oo world markets.
The cut in grain export.a could harm the fannlne in·
dustry and abippera, as well have repercuaaions
throuaboul the economy. draUiac It Lat.o a deeper re-
cession. malywta Uld. But the president propc>Mld to divert
the surplus grain lot.ended for export to alcbobol produc-
Uoo for me in 1uobol, • luol1.oe·alcobol automobile fuel.
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NEW YORK <AP) -David Loxton spent Dine
moot.ha reading science fiction. a atiort stories
and nine novels, ln search of material for public
TV's fU'St major made-for-televiaioo mcme.
.. It was before 'Star Wan' and all tbat," Lox·
too recalls, "and I came to the concluaioll that
Ursula Le Guin wu one of the best writ.en in the
f"iekt. that ber work np:resented all of tbe belt ele-
ments of what 1 wanted this tbing to be."
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and the Televlllon Laboratory at New York'•
WNET often .. 1be Lathe of Beavm" at a:ao oo
KOCE, Channel 50, and an hour later on KCET,
Channel&
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··unula bu a woederfal phrase to dw::rlbe It:
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to differeati8te from tbe .. Star Wan" variety -
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Kenny Rogers
Grammy Host
HOLLYWOOD <AP> -Tbe 22nd annual 1
Grammy Awards Show will be tdecut Jive h'om
the Sb.rme Audit.on am on Wednelday. Feb. 27. on
CBS. Keany floeen, a Grammy winner him.self,
will be host o( the lwo-bour show.
Earlier tbia seuoo be was bolJt of the Country
Music A wards and starTed lD b.t.s own special.
"Kenny Rocen and tbe American Cowboys."
Re wt.D abo be host of the ''Toa.i&bt" a.bow on
NBC on Monday, Jan. 21.
Ropn is currently film.inc a teleYiaioo morie
called ''Kenny Roten u the Gambler," bMed on
bl.I bit album.
B/,akely in TY Movie
HOtLYWOOD (AP) -Salan mateq stan as
a naive woaaaa wbo toes into real estate after ber lwsbanct deMrta her ID tbe ABC morie .. llab Me
an Offlr'' • FridQ.
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The a!temltiftll to wbat WU
once only llmple TV broadcut·
lq -~ lDcliadlna cable TV,
paf TV, and aubscrtptloa TV -
will be~ In a special pc'O-gram ,~ Tube -What's
New?" ~ .. t 7:30 p.m. m KOC£. TV, Oaannet SO.
meam TV rie••• will ba.e the opportunity to eee apeelal cable
TV pro•rammln1 oa local
•••nt1, pay TV option• for
•peel.al mtert.mmem and ...
acrtpticn TV optioaa for a whole
variety of IJIOlfUU." .. Voter'• Ptpellae.' • Keat,.!ll!l!!!l_!B! ____ llliL_..::.. _____ _
Tbe 0 Voter'1 Pipeline" apeclal repeat. oo Tueeday, Jan. 15, at
10:30p.m.
BOST nM COOPEa aays,
"What wu once a llmple cbolce
of broadcu& te1ntaklll wtll IOOD turn lnto a multlpUcitJ of
cbotcet -lldcl1nl up to optlom
for cll'fenltJ•fot TV 'flewen. It
"It la.,._ to eJ1an1e the lives
of mmkft. ol people,'' be SQI.
Appearlnl wltb Cooper to
abow new-fiardwue, such u
home video recorden, lD the
altsnatm. to TV bloadcutin&. uct tb &e.a how it wW cbaqe the liv• of TV ~ewen wW 6e
tbr•• e&eeutl•ea of tbeae musbnlclalina tnduatrlel.
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2. "ltoet With You .. Mlcbael Jacbon (Epic)
3. "Do 'Jbat To •• One lion Time" Tbe Cap-t.am Is T.alle (C.Uablwa)
t. •"Smid One Your Loft" Stevie Wonder
(Tamla) s. "Pleue Dml't Go" K.C. • 1be Sunabtne
Band (Tit)
I. ''SWl'' Commodores (Motown>
1. .'Coward ol the CountJ'' KmD1 Bocma
<United Artiltl)
8. "Ladiea Nllbt" Kool & the Gane <De-Lite>
9. "We Don't Talk Anymore" Cliff Richard
<EMI America)
10. "Babe" styx (A.ftl()
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1. "Gl"Mtelt" Bee Gees (RSO)
2. "On 1be Radio -Greatest Hltl, Volumes
One & Two" Donna Summer (Cuablanea>
3. "'lbe Wall" Pink Floyd (Columbia)
4. ''Tbe Lona Run" Z..-(Asylum>
5. ••Journey Tbrouab the Secret Life of
Pluta" ante Wonder (Tamla)
I. "Dunn the Torpedoee" Tom Petty & the Heart---. <Baebtreet)
1. "Ccawwwstumt" Stys (A6.M)
8. "Kenny" Kenny Roaen CUntted Adiltl-)
9. "OffTbe Wall" Michael Jacboa (Epic>
10. '"Talk .. ,,_wood Mac <Warner Broe.)
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televilkm IWtWOtb are PQtDI • mlmaD ad ap
for modentelJ aucceutul fllml.
And the °"' decade " a:peet.d to brtq enormom proltta from cable tele9idon. =t..-W.
vtdeoc1aette1 and other new arw of aid
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Box Office Flick
HOLLYWOOD (AP> -"Star Trek -Tbe II~
tion Picture" .,.. the leader ol the botidaJ mm at·
tractions, 9"u mllUoll lD three ween, ac-cordin1 to reporta.
The movie, cb allO COit Ml mlUkJD to P•
duce and wu introduced before the otber bit
movies of the eeuoa, wu betna lbowa lD 850 to
J..000 tbNt.en in the United 8'atel ad C•llda
Steve Kartln'1 film debut. •"'l"be Jert." bu
drawn a l\ll'l)ria1DI SD mlDkm fnMD 100 U..at.en..
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Wll'B ISANNB AVDY
If 0..... a.nard Sbaw Ud camuh· ......... chart ad .... compared it
to that al tbll 4aeer .....-. f>ancan,
be eould haft mered w propou1
~ tmte..S al Joeularly.
Sbe, reputed to bave tbe body"
bealltlN, propoeed: "Mr. Shaw, with
,.Jeur mind and my body we could
~ether produce the perfect ch11d." Be, reputed to have the mind
Creme, responded: "Mlaa Duncan,
pose the child baa your mind and my
y?"
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IN ASTaOl.OGICAL t.enna, bla Man
ID IJbra and her Mara in Cancer ap-
Pft'Xlmate a 90-decree upec:t known u
........... -• bNtt.--Id tbe best
eaodlticn few iGuaJ compatililltt.y. lb-
tmU..ty, Sbaw amYed at tbe cornet
amwer.
' ID atroloo when you talk about lft
or aena1 enerv cm. ot the ~ ,ou
look for la the 1>laeement of llan, ruler
ol tbe ftre min An., lo tbe chart -1'ot
to be coaf\lled with Venus, lbe planet al
love.
Wby II.an? Because Man and the upecta it milee partlcularlle the aex-
ual clrive.
Suppose you're a Places a~ to
your natal chart or that you have Places
riling -both indicate similar tenden·
des. You can meet another Ptaees and
• set alcmg awtmmlngly -but you can
alao be a couple of flab out ol water lf
Mara and the ftftb bouae (the house
representing the sex act and aexual at-
titude) are not barmcnloua.
TBS PIANBT8 al true rG'ft'M' .,..
llan llDd v-. Tbe tmeraedm ol tbe
prtndpiee ol 1beee plwita cm produce u.e ll'Mtelt ....,acdGD trom • em&ll
po1at of ytn.
Aatrol>lleally spe•kln1, Verna II tbe
planet al emotiom, of romantic dell.re
. . . the Qmbol al fembdnltJ.
Man, 81 the symbol of Mmal= al mueulinlty. la the natural
ment of Venus. To get aome Idea al
the planet.a interact. let'• tab a loot at
the celebrated ups and downs In the
romance of Elizabeth Taylor and
Richard Burtm.
It wu DO astrological aurprlae that
Elisabeth. born a Pisces oo Feb. 27,
1932, would be attracted to and ftnally
marry Richard Burton, a Seorpk>, born
Npv. 10, 19Z5.
'lbe Pbces attributes -romantic,
secntive and seductive -would be
drawn by Scorpio's magnetism, aeoaual
and rouati ways. The two water lips
favor each other. But bow aboGl their
Mara (which rulel sex) and Venus (which
tnnuences love and romance).
MISS TAYLO&'S Man la la Ades.
which baa a sexual tone of tumultuous
paaaioo, and her Venua ii placed in
Pi.aces where romance rules but ii er-
ratic and chaotic.
Burtm'a Venus in Capricorn and b1a
Man in Seorplo denote trait.a of tremen·
doua passion and mystical intwlion.
Pbyaical exchanges would be a ren-
dezvous with desUny.
Remember tboee romantic pbotoa ol
the wooing on the set of "Cleopatra?"
For tb1a combination, romance at.art.a
alowly but grows, affecUons are warm
and emotioas are deep.
But with a Ptacea woman and a
Scorpio man there can be deadly atruc· ste. too. To a Scorpio, abe mllbt be at
firat just aDOlbeJ' woman, but Placell
does not ftt int.o -., of the Biota or -to
be .eua more coafuslna -abe ~ tit
all of them.
FV&HIEli. ELIZABETH ~-bad
ber moon in Scorpio. wtdcb enbaneed
her aemal upect. 'l'beN would be DO
lack ol esdtement in the IDl&cb but
neither al them mlpt will.
. Scorpio requln9 • high decree al aub-
aemence. which Pisces woald aner ow. TbouCb tbe aigm proml8e peat
sex and glorloua emotional mcoantera.
bet objedlve would be to win -u
would b1a.
Her pnvloul bmband, Eddie naber,
whose Vmus wu ID Leo and llan in
Gemini, showed a more friendly,
balanced and affectionate combination
but probably not al the strongly attract·
log and enduring qualities needed to
bold the Aries-Places mate in check.
quellne, have been under cloee study bJ
utrolOlft'I.
John K.ermeob had llan ia Taurm
wit.b Libra rialQ&. Tb1a teDdl to produce
a auper-abemdu« Ma drive wbida mllbt
be d1rect.ed 11owan1 wan lllld mantqe.
Jackie &tmeQ bad Man la Vll'IO
wit.b Seol'plo .Daina. Tbia plecen..,t
1ne her an intmae and powwfal quali-
ty with a cool llPPfOacb; an ~
of aer;ualit;J tbat could IM! projemd bf
her wbm it eened her pm po..
In-depth eompar1aoa ol batla dwta
ebow• t.bal U. famoua coqple'a drives. romantic and otbenriae. were buicaUJ
compatible.
One thing Ls necessary for loTers. to
find out where Mars la placed oo their
chart.
At first glsnoe, dancer Isadora Duncan and Rlaywrfght George
Bernard Shaw seem to have been a heavenly couple to create
l'Je pertect child, a sublime pairing of beauty and brains. But
""8t man would join, the stars most easily put asunder.
Astrologers say the match would have been doomed.
TRI: P081110N of Man in t.be birth
THE KENNEDYS, John ud Jae· chart ls ooe ot the lleya to personal an·
Compatible Ieve Sig.is
Some ol our most popular lamin.arles have
loTed, WOl'bd or otbenriae IJ'"OWD with those
wboH compatible Ital' alpa have eaaed the
way.
BEPIRJ&N AND DACY: Katherine Hep-
tNra, a Seorplo, boru NoT. t, J.I09, and Spencer
Trac1, •Aries, born Aprll 5, UIOO, were imepara-
bleoa andolftbe screen.
t Traey'a love 1i01, Ve1n!51 wu bl Taurua. u
l e~ lien: hil aa aapeet, •an. wu ln P1aces,
I. u wu Kat'•· That their Piscel wen ccaJuact
1bow1 tremendc>ul aeraal attracUon plus a
J)S)'Chictt,.
There were a lot ol ~ecJllDeCtioGI for tbJ.I COUPie. Addttionall1, '• Venua, ~~~..:,'?'• proYid a lon1·term
BOOBY AND BBTl'Y: Another eadurinl
B.U,ftOd romace wu tbat GI BumllbreY Bolut;E born Dec. 25, --i.mu. • Vlrp born Sept. 11, lDt.
Bogut'• ... wu.m ClllJliean u WM b1a
• Jlan. Tb1a means M bad a ltraal. madJ IG• t ual ud loft \nflMM'e, pl• • naaed. pertDt8l ....tlook • La...,., v ..... m Leo. w 11an 1n
Aq~
The match waa fa.orabLe 1111 tbe two com·
binatioDI abarecl the aame at11tudea about peo-
ple, lllODll)', duty and re1ponalbllit:y.
THE CA&TEUS President Jl.mmy Carter la
aatrogically well·IUfted to bis wife, Roulynn. He
ls a Libra bom Oct. 1, 1124, with bb Venus in Leo
(fl.re slsn> and Marl 1D Aquartm <air).
AquariUI (air). -
The praldent'1 lady wu bol'1I Aq. 11, 112"1
-her vmu. an4 llarl both paettt.nned tn Vlrp,
tbe alp ol devotioll.
Carta'• combtnatkm denot• ltabWb. In·
t.elllsence, orp.nilatJon and balance, where
pualon IM!l'vel to comfort and IDllU'e. The com·
bination la eood for stroDI family ti.ea and aeveral
cbUdren.
Au.EN AND •&ADOWS: A Oaprtcorn bol"D
Dee. 21. um, St"9 Allen ltr'ld a bapp1 loM
mateb wUhUbru Jayne Meadows, ban Sept. IT,
1121. •
B1a Jlan 11 iD Scorpio, abowiq ia&eale MS·
ua1 needs, but h1I Veua in s.,u&.rl• mew
much a( the love enero cu be .............. Into bll wort. .. , .
Ber llan In Tam• trbilDI v-la~ ~a~ M»tet comblalnl loft and aa.
ualtty or anual dri-.es. lb pl.as, dCldlY
different W1dl e~. ia te be bind
90mewbcft in tbe Zo&bac -tM .........
paU. el tt. All. mocm and tM .. ,..... ~ da.roqtl die ....... _ s
Tbe llJdiK ~ from a G,_ want mean.bll •mal -.. di.,......, u
eqaal perts. eec:b u.med for a ( .... ..
t:iioll. Ill blra wit fll tlile CB Bzt.0 ..... la
repreeea&ed by a lilp, m91 al wllid9
baTe animal aames: tiicm (Leo), ram
(Aries), bull (Taarua), 1oat
<Caprieom) and ao oo. Tbe Gad ln-
flaence d liars depends OD ill place-
ment in the 12 attm. Here are eome ln-
dicatiom·
•an la Arlee tends to be MCblY sex-
ual - a warrior out to conquer, liking
challenge and cbaae.
•an 18 Ta.,.. is tenacious aexually
<See LOVE, Pace C2)
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eool.
upaatall med to eaJ1 the aboU. bat they've
~ lallONI wttb pueata ue a hY to tbe SIC~ ..... Kampb. a UCLA ,,..ad.. .. edlatklO. doeu't "' to pa., pl)'~
•• • ..,_ tr7 to comm cate wtua ,.._.. to tM ,amt wben U., can belp ta
~ ...... ,.._,,...,.. tba1 b11nMe tlaal
cbiW•a lllt••-eemeat
"If I teel a parmt ta o.e:rbeutq CclietDmct-
iq too mocb). 1 '11 tell tbem.'' • aays. "If they are auble to belp I'll reeommend other ~:: ~!&enc:,~~ t~udel = rua• trca alrz•t.ery 1eft1 to adult-to be
eomloNtiledall'fal their~· .... eall It lacew c:owbtpl ..... ...,..
'"l'IMn'I DO WQ they CU faU ....... •• (Enroll·
matatSlCIDcludMamoae1-tiiaauanm-.>
TBS 111181' STEP la to ana111e student
pro0cime7. OI' 1aek of, tn bMle cateeorte.a such
aa math, Jan1ua1e. 1rammar and com·
prebemkm.
"Coqlrebemioo la the key; it'• tbe aum of educaUao." theaays .
Leandaa IOa1a are then ..tabU1bed. S&o·
denta are retrained to overcome deftdendes
and llftlD penonallzed wt.cJriDI to ••bUeh stroqer study bablta for the Mun. ~ ''fear ol failure'' by butkHn1
Mll-eoalldmce fa another key tot.be prclll"&lll.
About JO j\mior and aeo1or bilJl 1t•MJea11
(
Horoscope ) • •• Love
( .... PapCl) Jlan Ill..,_ ls determJmd MnaJ.
ly. The Scorpk> can appear ta m.aa.y
ab a pea: forceful, aeltlab, paakm1t.e,
lovins.
n ..
ly UOUMd and you ult, ''Wbal'• ,.,... 'J
lip 1" . . . clcm't be aW"prt.ed If that
person bM the aame element • )'OQ. BJ nmaY Oii.US
ft1l8DA 1' • IAN. t
AUD <Mar. 21-Apr. 19): Dlacem
diffenac. bltWMG lDdependence and
impubl,..., You breu from put -you em.bark upon .. adventun"
wblcb .eould Involve partnenblp,
le1al eommltmat. Marital ltatua la
spotll8htAld-Leo, Scorplo, Aquarius penonatlfUZ"8 iD scenario.
TAU.US (Apr. 20-MQ IO): Huneb
could lad to 1enulne proireu. Ac·
cept luidaDce ot IJbran -take rtq
roadl, awAd direct confrontatlool.
You faiD support ot tboM who lb.are basic inte rests. concerns . A
0 teaeber"' from put comes back into
your life.
GBJllNI (May 21.Jane 20>: Good
luaar upeet eoineldea now with
creative endeavors, e:rcltement.
speeulation, Lntenalfied relatioaablp. Love la much a part of aeeoario.
Another Gemini and a Sagtttarian
command spotlight. You are going to
enlarge base of operations.
CANCER <June 21-July 22): You
can dance to your own tune -you
once more are on solid base. Aquarius, Leo, Scorpio persons
fi&ur.-prominently. It may be
neceuU')' to tear down or diamanUe
projects -for ultimate rebulldlna
program . You set needed
"evidence."
LEO (July 28-Aq. 22): Accent on
trips, inqulaitive relatives, speelal re-
quntl and lnqulrifl9. Member ol op-
poelte MS la "more aerioul" than you may ba.e anUelpat.d.. Tak•
notea. prepare for apeelal nport.
Your abUltJ to bob. weaYe and lad
OD JOW" fe.t ta teMeci; I
Vl&GO (Aq. II-Sept. 22): Tab
stoet;lftliew aMetl, ~ bMlc
Val1MI, ~ lafety bi.Ardl at
"9ldeooe llaU~ceaalomtofamUJ
member, atrtn to restore doml9tlo
harmony. l(cmey M'ft la fortbcwntn1
-it la fawra.ble. Scorpio plays by
role.
LIBU (Sept. 2S-Oct. 22): Speak ap
concerninc desires -share ambl· ttoaa, know tbat cycle ii biSb
and that YoU will be at r1lbt p&aee.
Tlmlnf, Judlment are oa tar1et.
Make pereonal appearances -deftne
terms, deal wtth ~ pencm.
ICOU'IO <Oct. D-Nov. 21): You
set "boaua" -could be lD form ot
extra 1utp~~t. added ncop.Woo.
more respouiDWty. Cbal.lmp n-
aultl from clandNUae "arranae· ment." Look for story behind the
story -l"eltrictlal will be removed.
8AGl'ITAIU1JS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21):
-slow to arouse, but once in tbe rin.I.
there's no Civina up.
Man la Gem.1111 is fliahty sexually.
ThLa penon keeps you off balance and
may ~ tbe verbal wootn& more than
the actUal p.me.
Man la Cueer la tactile aemaUy.
Emotional u well as pbyalcal feeilnp
are very important. Cancer people are
slow at tbe start, but once the claws
have ch.Itched you, you belonc to that
person.
Man Ill Lee la dramatic sen&ally, but
the sexual fire ol a Leo lover can be ex·
tlnguiabed if )'O'l fail to reapood with the
correct oompllment.
Man la Vlr&'o ii analytical sexually
-fint tbroutb the mind and later
throuah the body. The Vlrao qualities
can abow tbemeelves in almost a prud1sb
· manoer. · •an la tan la ~ eenallJ. ID Ume, lt not turned olf by vuJcartty and
abruptnNI, tbe Ubn.D wW live you
what you want.
•an .. ~ ii d1reet aexuallJ. The arcbe:r tu. carellll aim and then
will try many ploys to lll"O lD. but then
may point the bow la t.DOtMr directioa.
llan la ea,,.... la eautiom leXuaJ.
ly -you mQ have to do the "aDdnl
Duty ii what dri¥99 tb1a penanalitJ'.
Mara la .-.n. ii un<mwadlna.al
sexually. Always be ready t.> accom-
modat e . . . but ne ver try to tie tb1a
person down.
Mara•~ la 1dealbtic sexually.
Mood is important u nil u the need to
be needed.
THE <BANCll DsnNG ol two air
aiena <GemlDl. Ubra. ~> OC' ot two fire lilDI (Aries, Leo. s.,IUartm)
usually f9aulla iD lmtant eompatlbltltJ.
EvefJ'CIDI, Dllblrally. belonp to one of
the four elements: fire. earth, air,
water . So, If JOQ1' meter Is apootaoeous.
Let Ytm' meter IOU fOI' the momeal.
But. lf JQJ'ft thlnkfq o1 a lutiq na. .,,
tiombip, yoa'd better ebeet -,.,.... ~ t.oW bormeope. (
U JOU .... bCJtb aD air Ila .. ,.. I
are 1ou'll do a aot ot talldq-abaat Me. 1
Bat by tbe time tbe even1q Jt ONr that
may be all rou're left with -Wk. , ')
oa II" 1'llE conftl"Ntton•lllt ..n to
you tu.rm out to be a ftre &llJl -tMa llt bim/ber carry you away with ldt/W
feverub mdwaiasm for loft. ,'
Solid em1b.. ii exactly wllll ,_ wW
ducover about the earu..--...
<Taurut, Vlr&o. Capricma). 'liillr lftlr-'i
ticality will_. w of tbe "'*"' olf tbeftre ..... Oa ... ...., bud. tlle ,,_. .....
<Cancer, Pll 11 , ~) M94 to'-IJn.
praetieaL "'-~ittea bJ tM loft watef'bua. ..,. wQJ be em I Mid .,,., CID
the soft ..... of talOtloalllty.
N E.XT: 1'tlr' Lon or MODeJ
You flDilb prvject. lain J)Wldlta. feel loved and a Wbb ii fulflllecl Ariel,
Ubra mdive1 ftpre la aeenano. One
you respect aeekl your coumel. ~
portunlty exists to improve distribu-
tion, display-be aware of pot.edial.
cAPacoaN c0ec. 22-Jan. 19): ••• Calendar
Newapproachbrlnesdealredreaulta. ---------------------------------------------------------------------Accent on reputaUoo, booor, d vic
duties. Maintain lndepeodent atance.
blghllgbt ori8inallt)', willln.,,... to pioneer a project. Leo, Aquarius
persona play key roles.
AQUADVS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Yoa
recover from recent setback. Em·
pbaaia on aen from a dlltance, travel )lbm, -..bliabmeot of 11.ae ol
commUDication with one wbo eould
be lmportmt to your future. Anotw
Aquarlan ta la pleture.
Pl9CD (l'eb. IJ.llar. IO): Dllcma
budlet. ftnanctaJ proapecta With -c.loM to 10U-A.cclDt CID "'9•hicr, Hnatillt1. cbaaee to ....... Idea In mHnlDdal manner. SJemmta ol
tlmln1Juck wlll ~ease beln1
1traa1er1. Gemini, Saalttarlu.a
P9r'IGDI ~ pnmlnent)J.
cFnm Pa1• en
, 15 percent below normal. Tbe sales often lut
for a limited period only. ao cbect daU. in
advance ancl mart tbem down.
As a ~ rule, JOU will 1et tbe best
buys wbm you ~ out of aeucm. Here la a month·bJ·mooth de to Muaaal aalel: J ANUAR : Holiday ltema like
Cbrblm. cvdl and decoratklaa aad white aooda. lboes, warm &)ovea, cJothina, fabrics, womee•1 ..... ud coats and televialonl and
radlm ~be IOOd buys. Watch out ror
fadl. TM Jm aufstma ·•must'' may be tbe
lllO~ .. 4UIL ..
Pl:B'RUARY: lloat stores bave
Waahtnaton'• ad LlDColn's blrtbday aaJea on
• wide rap ol bmlillor'y. but merebandile
ma1 bne ~over a1read7. C2aeck MYiDll an, 0oor COftl'tn&, mat-
lftil,w, ~ •*l•DeeS aad men'• auita.
•Aam: LOOK t• bra caw. ddna
and 1tuaware and pre-Maoe aalee on
Euter toodl. ratnwear, bomr and prden s upplies and lprina &D4J aumrner ac c e1eoria.
Now la abo the time to abop tor made-to-
order dr..-md~ APR1l.: Good _,. IDdade ...._ deaD-
iDI auppliea, ~mat.8'iala. Pldllt and out.door turnltun. Eats. JOG lboukl
find reductions on women'• die•• -9 eoeta and meo'• and boys' cto«Mn1.
MAY : Stock Qp on blweta for nut winter and ahop ahead for aummer
sportswear and larden ltema wl •eeetlloo
lqcage.
JUNE: End-d-year sales cm ICbool aup-
pU.. incbwtin1 typewriters. are frequmt.
Check. too. fOI' berpim OD Aarm windows
ud buildlq aupplies. can. au-. womm'a
dnaaes and ll.ncerie.
BuJgetHelp
Mow tbat tbe
Cbrlatmaa bill• are
.,_,.nn•a1 to arrive ud
tbe taxman la Ju•' around tbe ciorner, tbe
word bv41et may be eNePlDC iat.o )'Om' ccm. venation.
The booklet "A Gulde
to Bud&:=.~ for the Yoaq · 'maJ be
Juat tlle Udal.
The plde ~K{>lalaa
bow to tailor a budCet to
your Income md Utua·
tion, bow to Mt aoaia. estimate lneome and ex-peaaea, keep records
and aet up a trial apend-
inl plan.
All'*1ab it wu d•
1lped for JOUD1 coupl• cettlal ataned, tbe m.
formation and advice
To Study Abroad
Re1toaal aereuta1
CommiU.. an aa..
Ant. a.IJ~ Laarle Mea4il Tom Wikle, Kerin Al'MY Trae1 Lebr aad
e••H•ll•I HuleH, p0andl. u UM1 were .............. '"· !!!~.-... tMt .. ,., of n ' u.e ,.... MiM .-ne~llfeidbaa ... Gil hmll1 ienk'e dlilcbw tMUIM ....
A1HC1.U.. llaJnUH AIUI08lb IDJ IOH
.,_,, • 'l.W.C.A. · were of •vera•e ID·
W• • Hutlea 11 tetll1enc1 ana not 1"'> r'-... &Mn Ii .. parUeul•rlyJ!fted in c ._a._,_. Ill• .-pone ar ec mlcti, 1 .. ,,Uiin, tMr•PJ ~am foUDd tbalal.molt 1very-
lh• a ••••• tllle 001 -tnch1dtn1 rel•· ~ .. leaff. A wtle-ativa wbo knew euct-
• 11 • 1&a71 wltlll a ly how old they wen -lll••••Jtd wbO dea&ro11 expected them to act
Iller Mll.-.em and Id.lb their SIZE.
lter tplri& la I• die nm• My IOU were lalMled
ea&e1ery u u.e wUe •lie "immature" and "un.
all••• Iler laubHd '° disciplined" when they
npea&edly blacken liler said and did thiois con-
eyes and reanaage ber sidered "cute" and
brtdgewort. , "amuaing" coming from
D E A R A N N their nnaller cousins. I
LANDERS: 1 have been noticed, too, smaller
meaning to write to you children a lw ays re·
ever since J read that eel ved more affection
letter from the mother and approval -even
whose child was very from teachers.
small for his age. The I would llke to remind
woman said her most ef· your readers that before
fectlve response was, judging a child as "im·
"Better small and smart mature" it might be
than big and dumb." wise to find out bis age
While I sympathize first. He may simply be
with tbe child who is acllng it. -Big Mama
small for bis age, I wish Fro m Be 11 in g h a m ,
to speak from my own Wash
experience about my DEAR MAMA: I don't
"bis and dumb" sons. thiak I have ever re·
All m y boys were t'elved a ~r antU now
large at birth -over 10 In defense or children
D SAa D.S. MOON:
8••eraJ week• •I• I bean a .,..... tty Dr.
PrestH Bn•ley, &Ille
beloncl paster <••• emerl&a1) of Tlae
People• C••rc• ef
C"ca10. Be cl.laeaHcl
Wa very .Ujed ud lll
coacluloa •uted Dr.
Harry Emersoa
FoHJek'a au-potat &est
for deddia& rlpt from
wroag. I aaked Dr.
Bradley If lte ...W sead
me b1a dUUlled venloe,
ud be did.
(1) Does &be t'OtlRe of
adloa yoa plu to follow
aeem lode.I aad rea·
sonable! I Never mind
what uyoae else •aa to
aay. Does It make sense
to yoa? U lt does, It b
probably ript.
(2) Does it pus the
test or aportamaulalp!
lo other words, if every.
. -· ··-
.... nan ' .................. ---~··"•LO IN••••A .. M~,.._." -,..ecr.mttc:..-c= ... w""'" c,,w~~ MM.SO ~LI wlN .. ,.. MUOOl'IWA•flt8&.0, INC., a
lw"9 I• ·-Mtt, tt7 .. .,o,Gel C .... I ' .... =;:;~1ttWta~ ~ ~ ........ '--__..., ~. ~--... --· I t :• e.M.. ..... ;, -'-" • U •a.._ c:i..-.... ... .......... ~.., .. ".. --PROVID .. Nc• R ( .....ic1., ............... "-" "" • Ctllf~··· ce,.... ...... t111 Cl 1:1, ............... , ....,_. ,..._,,.,.. ....... -
<AP> -La 8•11• ,, ... LIP• ,,.,n•1•lf· .-.ca;~ ... AcaA-· .... ,._.,. ... up YUtOtllMaN'fAI. IM~U•NTS ,,. ................ _, ... -.u10."7.:!!"'~ -...... lllHAM I,~ I(, U & t,. ..... . -·-.... ~.... D•e•rllllHt ., 0.,,. •• ,111..... ·~•Pla&.D,tMC.
Por the ftnt tlme ln 50· .. '"''"· ira1rv1W 111c. ":= :=..c..._... 1ear1. tcbool offtelal1 ~=-~ClllllltY.cai "* ..,..,... --. """ .. have decided to relax ~ iw41Md ~._ ,.,,....,. ee-tY c1ett1 ., Otllllt c.ier •
the m.. code for lta ~......., .... ,, .,.. "'""' "' :.=*'.:.a caUYOta•
i ,oa ma1e.wcs.it.1. ~-:::==.~ !:*.=...c-r ...... The J011D1 men, •bo .__, '-" '· ,,., • tt:• ~.o. ._ ...
have beea required to ""'·-.-C.::.:~--...-:.:: ......,.....,c:a..,.. ,....
wear lbbtl and ti• to .,.. .....,.. ':: ,,:::-.., : ~ "'*'i-.. ow-. c.-°"" Niil. Clatl, DOW bave lb~ "-"-,._.0.-WIMC-. Jeft7,u,21.-.1• UMI
cbolce of we arias · .. ....,_ ..,_, ,..,._
turtleneck and crew 11'::.=':"'::; i.------------neck noeaten i.mt.ead ot <*l_..,....._ PlJBUC NOTICE tin,.,....._,. tbe -' .. t.er •••••"' "'•Y ., .. , ,, ....... ...._ _________ _ ~..... ..,,.... • .......... .. ~ CMllr.cl "We felt It WM lmpor-s.ni... '" o ._ ,..,.., ..._ uw.
t&Dt "or ..... ~ ... .._ Seer-..... , ........ "'" ••TM•WN8t09'°'1WYO" I' ••----.ct ..., ~ 1111 TM• ITAT9CWCMJ,CMUUA wann and'" Abo want· "'-• ... ---CM,..... ••UDNllnt•COUWTYO" ed to educate them to 1 • ,_. ,_... • 0ttic.e ., .,.. :.C. ~=
the enercy cri&i.I." said :=-..:=,. ... -* • " ,.._ o" •u.i. NOnltTT
Brother Robert Huard, ...!:"111e9:C:::~_;-11t'-" 1 .. , .. :z..~•!9,~ ..... .. principal of the C•tbolic 5ucc..MM .._ ..... ""'*" "Y ARTHu• w l't11LL11"S, .... .._ schooJ ---------.... AllTHUll ltHILLlltS. A Ill • ~-.I-ltHILllltS end u A PHILllltS ------------1 p.,..-IOS.Cllan Int of 1M LAW 10.C..-I Ce*, , .. ~-II .. l-r1al NOTICE IS Hl!llCllV GtVl!N !Ml
Relel'-" -w.r\111-.,. .. ,_ .. IN -...... wlll ... I ti .,n .....
Pf'eYllllf'IO rMe ol W19K Ill -(OOlftly WW 10 U. ~ -bHf bi6dlr, '" wttl<" 1t1t _,. 1111 lie -ID De tUlll•< I lo conl1tmttlon ot u 1d
., llU•d In .... D•P.,,,.,.,,, of ~·-c-tOl'IOt-•ltwt•llOIV
Tran1portallo" llONl•t e nttlled of Jenuerv. '"°· •• Ill• offtc• of ~.1 ,.._11,.w_lt .. tt,Ml.0 1108f llf 1" llEll UOMINI, JOO
'N••• ,,.re.
•tu••••ntf
for Clatufled Ad
ACTION
' c~ A DAil Y "LOT
AO-YISOI
'41·'611
Programs
Changed .............. , .... \CM<lllUllOftt Mon!~ W•I. Will 1000, s... ~ .. -_._. .... °" ffl• .. uoo FreftCIKO, c.ollfoml<I .. * l:ounty of
Stfl Slrwt *'.,_0 C.tltorn•• S-l'r...UKI, Stew of c.lllomlt , ~II
tlld ere ··-IO ...:.. l"'t'"IOd lho rlGfrt. Ulle a."'°' 1-... ol .. Id --'' °" ,__ , .. -.... ...., .. all .,.. ~ .... ... Ch•nges tn sev~ral a.1111v 1'11AMER¥AN P'-''' attw.11 '" ..,. eo .... ,, of Lacuna Beach Adult • •-. o.-.s..•c-..-"<ui.•·
Education program _,,,,,,,. .. " 1'~1'::.:-.~~f>I!"-• o1
classes have been an-,._,,,_ 0r-eo. .. Dt••• P1to1 ,,.. ...._ _ _.. cu • .. i ., -
nounced '* 11• ''"· "*' 1• 1• .c1 " = ~~:i ~c.~.t;:.!!~ But classes are suU PUBLIC NOTICE Fe•m•.'' '" .,.. c-t• °' Or•11e. !>lei• o1 <:.! ........ • tt II« ......, --open fM adults m art. ------,..,°'.,.. ~ ._ ~ .. p_,. Jj...., » floral design. qwllloa, l'ICTITIOU1•VSINIH <>•M,,u •ler-..""-' _ .... ..,
• N.\Ma Sl&TEMCNT Ort,_'°""'' E •<tCIC"'O -rewr• stained gJaas, EnglJ.Sh as 1 ,,.. ,.,,_,,. --• ~ """ ,,. '°'"" u...-!>ltm.o1 "~u •"
1 a s econd language, ....... ~··"•u'l'ff'.'""""""'" •110 •" ••h~r COUllTO" ASSOCIA T E ~ II m t lf<•el\Oo_.,..,.rwdlollos>Kulterly basic e-duc.alJOO, typUlg, ~'""'" ..,_ ,.,,., c.1 ro•n • .,.,,. ... ,to ..,. ~1-ot ••• .. .,...
power readin1, French. "70 '"" .,.._.., ~ ........ 1 ...... l••t•M• H•r«M" fty•ton t7 c.,.,..,_,,.,.., tn ~ •" wtd •eftd S panis h an parent· ~,.,.,,. -••••-1:.e11•orn·• .,.,.._-•n.uwo1-un.1tc1 --------------------------------------------------------l child partlcspatioo. m is ~ . ._.,_ --,._.. o1 -
Tiit\ -n ~It•.,.,.._ Untied S~ llV'Ol4' ob -•r.O
I
Savings of 25o/tJ to 46o/tJ!
Big New Showroom Clearanee
We've Moved lo Neio LllrBer
Quorten -Orange County'•
Final Antique Collection
A BEAlJTIFUL SELECTION OF FINE FRENCH, ENGLISH, AVSTRIAN NfJ ORIENTAL ANTIQUES -CHOOSE FROM ..•
Dining tablM and chairs
Oelka. a-..aa-work tab ...
Sidlboerdl. hutohill Md_...,.
Annol• Bedl. dra111ra ll)d nlghtltlnda • Sot• 8ergMt chat~ perioi ... "mn. ptcturn, chendeOera
EVERY.TMINO FOA THE WEU. DRESSED HOME OA OfFICEllll
Tuition for l•t.e reg· • ..-. ~., ,___,_ ., .,, ,,...
l.lll rant.s is szs. For ID· ~ --...,._, .. -,... -._ -,,_. ( •I-~ - -ftted --lw ... -.~-.,..-........
•
orm auuu. call 494-8546, ee-1v 1:i.n o1 0r-c:-ty -,.,. ,.,.. <••--1or ...., ....._ elll. 206. 0.C-1, -er l"jwry e<<tllDfltd 111ereby, .. ,.,... -·---... --.-
Seminar
Scheduled
Curine .. housewife
faU1ue" will be the
focu.a of a free aeminar
Wedneaday, Jan. 1'. at
Orance Coast College ln
Cost. Mesa
The Mmlnaf. open t.o
the public, will be coa-
ducted from 7:30-9:30
p.m. In occ·. Floe Arts
Hall 119.
Sharon Flemln1. a
11 peciallst in atreu re-
du c tion and usertion
trainiq, wW be lectnrer
al the session.
For 1nrormation ,
phone ~5880.
....... 1.-Or-c-0.ly ........... ,..,_.. -_....., ... . ~ 7 ••.fl.111.-·-~---~ ... , ..... ,.._,,.-.. """' ...-n.11 ..... -PUBLIC NOTICE ...... •-lrt U.. Uni'" Sl-
ol ..... ,~. let ----S.. I --,.ciTTIOUleu,111tEU -t•. IM. lfl ... 1•. ,._JU. f
...... l'TAT.,,_.llT .. Offlc:ltl ......
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CU5TOlltt GlltAl'til~ e.r" u l• er P••I <H" and ltalanct ""' c11a ,_ arcie ._.,_. ••"•"<•• •v ,..,. ttcoor•d bf <:.I ........ _, • _..,.., .... 0...--...-· .
S...1-.... Sr -,_ v " .. -'"" ...._.. .. -bid ..,., •nSJ o...., ~ . ...._,.._ .. -. ..... -ei..s--..•
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C-tt ,_,, ol ()r-1:"""1Y .. Dee.ct -....... al -~·-~ ''" ,,_
~Or-C-0.yP-, J•,1•.n•iw 1,....
PUBLIC NOTICE
•tCTl'nOUI ~ l&Mlm ITATllMlrllT n. ......... ___ _,. ...._ __
ZUMA OOMSTllUCTOllS INC.
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Jaek Ord, IOD of
I or mer pre1ldent
Gerald Fard • ..,. be
may run ror
Con•re11 ln 1912
w b en reappor·
tJonment live. a new
seat to Su Dle10
Counj;. He lives in Encin u .
Aids Open
To Seniors
Free Income tu ....
slatanee and property
and rental aid advtee
will be available belin·
ntn1 In February for
La1una Beach aenior
cltisem.
In addition. tree lesal
aid and aodal MCW1ty
information are avalla·
ble tbrouCb tbe CounclJ
oa Agiq, aceordlnl to
senior acttvtties director
Bob Porter.
For information, call
497·2"1.
Jail Food
Too Good,,
City Says
NORTHAMPTON,
Mass. (AP) -Where
can you 1et a dinner or roast pork, stuffing,
potatoes, llma bean
casserole, applesauce,
bread and butter, and
butter pecan pie for lea
I.ban $3?
At tbe Hampablre
County jail menus like
these have brou,ht tbe
chef rave reviews -and
three recent Job offers.
But Hbward Ouimet
says he's happy and
plans to stay until be re·
tires.
His fare was criticized
by Northampton Mayor·
elect David Musante
when jail oftlclals sub-
ml tted nest year's
$140,.000 budaet to feed
1uarda ancf inmates.
Thia year tbe meals cost
taspaJen $3. 71 a day
~per penon, or about
$134,000.
The "word on the
street" ls that prisoners
eat too well, Musante
aald.
I CAN'TTEU Y011, ID& Y.t tbe reUClo tor
your trlmd'a dilemma. There may oe one ol mqy
caUML But tbe reuon foe-dama,e to the brain mu be COQlellital (defective development), di.a· eue or UUury.
lneompaUble blood r
type Mtween parents DOCTOR IN :::t :f !;,'::': [:~ '" THE HOUSE
brain. So ean premature
blrtb, IJUury durlal birth. Later, dlaeases such as eocephalitb or scarlet fever may be the nuon.
lnfecticm ol the mother with German measlel or
other vlrU8es may affect the newbol'D central
nervous system.
Life apectancy of the cerebral pal.ay patient
la about that ol the general average ol the popu1a.
lion. Many grow up to live normal lives. Treat-
ment varies depeading upon the aymptcms,
SOMETllU'.8 SU&GUY IS NEZDBD. Uau»
Jy, spum and other symptoms are belped by use
of phenobarbital or aoti-sputic medlcaUom.
What's quite important 1a to build the Pld:lent's
self-conlidence by constant eneoura1ement.
Speech traln.i.og and physical therapy may be
needed, in addition to help from social acencles.
If your friend needs further guidance, Mn. Y.,
have her write for information to the United
Cerebral Palay Associations, 66 East 34th St. New
York, N.Y. 10016. It's likely they have a branch in
her city.
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MEDICAL~
FOR MRS. U.: Admittedly, genital herpes ln·
fection ls a stubborn veneraJ di.sea.le. It seems to
real.at most treatments. But doctors are trying.
According to a report in the Journal ol the
American Medical Association, there bas been
some success with the use of 2-deox;y-D-glucose.
In tboae with a first infecticn, 95 percst were
cved. Amoa& patients with recurnnt lnfediom,
IO percent improved. As your own cue bas been
stubborn. Mn. U., ut your gyneeoloclst to look into thi.a new therapy.
•••
FOR MRS. K.: The cbemotbenpy yoo've been
hearing and reading about simply means the use
of cbemlcal agents to fight or prevent disease.
They may be used in various ways: applied local-
ly, or taken by mouth or injected.
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FOR MISS F.: Perhape 100·re sutrertng l'l"Om
what the. American Podiatry Association .calla
"Diaco Foot." Major causes are slippery noon
wearing stiletto heels and platform shoes. ~
wear aboee that provide good support and balance.
*** Sell-treatment of an ailment wUl on1J loee 100
valuable time. You'll be commJWna alow suicide
saya Dr. Steincrobn in bis booklet. "How To StoP
KiWD1 Younell." For a ::Z,:* tte to b1m at Bos
15f0, Colla Mesa 92628, na » eeata and ,.
atampedaell-addresseden•elope.
Opportunities Widen
BJ JOYCS L. KENNDY
Dur ,.,.: .. "" el ..n -,..,., ., .......... ,. 1 "'
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( C4REEBS )
and AllOCiates. This requlr9 train-
..., and support ayatema to educate
mana1ement, says Ankel'IOD, and
the compliance s~ta in these
companlee tend to be CCJDIU1t..U,
tratnen and communicaton.
ID ft.rms that take a apect1Uat ap-
proaeb, examples pt titles iDclude
.. manqer of= empJo)'mellt af. tm. ·· ''ll'Ufi 1.1 anc1 relDladcn aenf en dlredor." or "LDcluatrial
_ nfetyspedaDst."
Traffic
Control
'Snafu'
NEW SHARON. Iowa
(AP) -Since 1948, the
town fathers have want-
ed a fc>u:r-way atop sign
for the community's
main intenectioo.
They fmally got one,
but only after a cosUy
misadventure with a
traffic po&e that was a
root too abort aad a
llasbln1 H1bt that
miued tbe eeDtel' of the
intenediion by four feet.
•AYOS KEITH
Miller said state of-
ficials recommended
that $1,800 pole beuu.se
there wasn't enough
traffic lo the town of 950
for a four-way atop.
So the city council or-
dered one. But tbe
apeclflcatiOPa for the
pole falled to account for
the contour of the in-
tenedioa, and the pole
and arm· wttb tbe
Oasb1q Hibl were too
abort by state ata.darda.
WIOl..E TllE debate
ra1ed. the toW!l went
ahead and put in a four.
way atop.
''If~ Wanta a pole, we'll Ii" them an
awful &ood diacount,''
Miller aid.
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Beat People ,
:>
" The Sbinku-Maraie, Laura Lynn and the $380 a month rent for a house in Toms
Jeff-stand in the cockpit of their 33-foot River and Mrs. Sbinka'a father eave them
cabin cruiser Southern Comfort, ID which his cabin cruiser. Now they pay $120 a
they live wltb two other children i.n month in dock fees. ,.
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Home Equify. Periled~ I .
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BJ JORN CUNNIFF ., ...... MetYlll
NEW YORK -In an a1e
where the potential for horror ia
real. one or the moat vivid
nightmares ls of the blllioaa ot
dollars lo equity that Americana
have in their bomea evaporatina
to a f ractioo.
Disappearing with lt are all
the hopes connected with the
poeaible use of that equity -the
educatioo of younpten or the finandq ol retirement, fOf' n .
a.mple -to say oothint ol the
lost aeme of wealth.
CAN fl' HAPPEN! Americans
have learned of late not to un-
derestimate the chances of
things going wrong. PerbaP6 the
fear is overstated, but many
people think that a lot ol equity
will be lost in the 1980s.
They cite numerous reuoos.
too much speculation, too much
borrowine. a decline lo demand,
the p<WibWty that Coaireu wUI
take away 1e>me tu beneftta ol
ownership, even a decline ol in-
tere.tratea.
Alan Greempan, chairman ol
the Pretident tord's Council ol
Economic Advisers, told
Congress that the probability ol
bou.alnl prices falliq by 20 per-
cent Of' 30 percent was "quite
low" but that it could happen.
SHOULD n occua. be aa.td.
lt would lead to a seriou.a re-
ceuion.
But Gnempan doeln 't see it
happenlna, at least abruptly.
John ...,,,,ab and Gray Cardiff
do. Authors of "The Comin1
Real Eltate CollaPH.'' tbey uy
apeeuhdive o•erbuytq, demc>-
grapblc dwlies aod tu dllad-
vanta1• wl1l let the a1r OUl ol
bouslnl lo the lllOs.
Jaek Carlson, economist·
president of the National As·
aoclatkJD ol Rea!ton, UJ'I tbe bia•IDI 90UDlla an bot atr eecap-lJll -frUD crlUca., rather than
from any puneturtnc ol the equi-
tr balloon.
A PaJCE COLLAPSE, be
aaya, requtr. at teat two ftc·
ton: a specalaU" overbaq ol unsold bouaea and a severe
alowdown lo demand.
Ia there an overtsana? u there
ls, 1t doem't lbow in oae ol tbe
more reliable erttertom, tbe
( NEWSANAU'SIS)
apartment vacancy rate.
Statiatiea have been kept ro.-two
decades, and the loweat rate
ever wu 4.8 pettent in tbe tint
quarter ol ltTI. Now at s. tt la
still near tbe bottom.
la demand lauinl? Despite
all·Ume hilb bomnrina co.ta, rt
doesn't appear to be, but that
certaloly eouJd ehance over tbe
abort term. Housina analyst.a
feel more eonfideot about tbe
k>ncer term.
THOE 18 "LITl'LE doubt"
that in lk 1980s savincs and
loan mortgage departments wdl
be "busier than ever." says
Wilham O'Connell, execuuve
vice president of the U S
Lea,ue ol Savin.p Asaoc1atioos
Accordlnc to O'Con.nell, 42
miWoa Americans will be croas· ina the "a,e 30 threshold" dur·
iDI tbe deca4e. by far tlle
lar1eat num'*'t or croulqa
ever. Al that ace. be says, ~
ple tbink ot buytna houses.
Jl;nlfiab and Cardiff say the
numben won't be u cood as an-
ticipated, a position that dll-
m a ya Ken Kerin, Realtors
economist.
"We know the demographics
They'll be tbett ... he says.
ASE AMSSICAN8 over·
leverqed? Kerin doeSD 't think
so. Witb about 10 pereent of
boua1na sales few cub, and wtth
equity 1n a!nlle-famlb bolDel at
more tban one-thll'd val~ he
believes OWDel'S "are in a 9l*f
poettioo, better than tbeJ-were f'lYe yean qo. ·•
Tboee n,ur. may not IP8ak
for U.C. wbo, It ls malntaJaed.
purdmed linl1•fam11J .... for speculative reuou. fte
pracUce was believed to baft
been popta.lu ln the mo.. but lt
hasn't affected the numbers
very much, at least throu1h
i.m. 1be stock of alnale-family
boues roM by 7 .54 million, but
almost a11 but 102,000 were
owner-occupied.
II ultlfamlly un1b apparert.ly
absorbed much of the buytna m.
tenaaty ol tboee wbo souebt in-
vestment.a, and statistic on them
are lea. readi.'1 available.
WILL CONGSE88, AS
En,u.b and Cal"tiff auuest, re-•
dott tu lneentives oe invest..
meat bouainl? Nobody can say; '
but the tendency bu been to the
opposite. to rerogni&e the need
for Incentives to capital invest-
ment.a Will. 89 h.u been suggested, a
slowdown of the inflation rate,
with a oorrespooding reduction
ln mortgage rates, be a huge dis-
advantace to holden of exiatiog,
hii.b-rate mortcacea? 1be con-
tention is bafflinl, since ownen
can remortaace at lower r.._.
ThoM wbo foresee houl.tnc
prices Dl&lust boldlnC but riling
ln value io have raenation.s.
T1M>H wt.It bave spent time and
effon stwtyine tbe man.et ex-
pect. foe nampJe, that price in·
creases will be smaller than m
lbe 19"1'0I. They wonder about the
impact of ri.smg COila.
SO•E EVEN BAallOa fears
Typical perhape was the aWtude
ol a private sector official who
saad that without support from
demoeraphics be mi&bt Join the
pesalmlsta who see homeowner
equtty faJ.Uq lbarply.
Alru4y falllq ls some of the
interest. JI you can Judie from
the nwnber ol real estate a1ents
at wodl. People wlM> UYi the
buln-• an easy or pleasant .._, to .:m lllODoeJ are turninc.
to otMr' ..,.WU.
At the md ol September, aome
2.DO.-S people were licenaed to
..U l"Ml -..&e. A month later,
the total had fallen to 2.on. 748.
Rolex masters sky and sea.
TheRolex
GMT ·Master.
Just the watch
for the pilot or
acube dlwr. lt
teUa thedme .unwtaneou11y
J.n two time
1.0M9 with Its
rotatina bezel anc1 :u.nour
hand, and it'•
C"::1"°°'
165 feet.
Self·wtndmg, it
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OHLYSIUOO
Doll~ bdrm, l~
ti.. Jae fm1,y rm w/fplc. Fre.fl paint in • OUL Located· OD a lvlJ tree
lined street. L1e yrd ;;;;.;.;.;.;.-;.-;.-;.-;.-;.-;.
w/Ni ue.. '75-1501
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$1.89 per DAY
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DAILY PILOT SERVICE .
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VenallJa.pentbcJUSe; ul·
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aaculate! 2 Bdrma., 2
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t1llde. •or beJp finance!
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C51 Coldwell Banker
. OUTSTAlelle YAWi
This charming 2 Bdrm, 2 bath
Cardiff end unit condo baa a good
assumable loan & new Ooorin&. It's
light & airy & bas two covered
patios. Located in the Terrace of
University Park. $114,900.
IN NEWPORTCEll'l'ER
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IAYROMT We have several fine homes
with pier & slip
PENINSULA POMT Newly decorated 4 bdrm. family
home. Close to ocean. 1325,000
EL TORO HC>aSI C:OUMTIY
4 Bdrms., 3 baths: ranch style,
mini -estate in orange1. 1roves.
$2493)().
BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR
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PAii LmO CONDOS
2, 3 • ' Bdrm •/pool, Jae .. • sauna . ~ COi -:t.aJ ... ID ~ 5...4 1Me10. 9t8ltinl at MUOO with onb' 5"" down. 11.175 ID-' tena.. Tea advan.tap
~time low prtces. Salel
otfl~ •~.Pen IOAll · to
dulk. -Del Sol Blvd, S-Jlielo. 71'---
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2STOaY
Huie 3 bdrm. 2 ba. 2
sto1'7. SUDDJ couat.ry
ktlcbea. apectaeular ta. l'QOID. ...... yanl
btbeldda. VA !ifOdowD. Alld.DI •• 000. Owner
....... MNl&I Ol'fH,. 0 •II UUl'W rO• Mlt'
~THE Rf AL
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2 Br ~6~ qu.let -------
street. °* -tat.al OCIAl .. '*1 ..,...,_~ VDdlr liDO CC1teO
per mo tetar pymb. 2 lklr .... z batka;
Plweull.Gl.-SBlrr. wwwttJ bldl.. Veealll: = :;:r:,rey. Sub.
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OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVrCE
IXCLUSIYI .IA.St•• ~
Deslnble ~ !t«). Two Bedrooms + Den
With ADOtber J\rel>lace. Separate DID1nc
Room. Neutral Colon. Two Extra larce
PaUol. s.icurtty Gm. Pools. Spu • Telmis.
11p.Top Condit.km. Let Us Show It To You.
S2:50.000.
ti) =-= 131·1• ... BDOftWIQI• ....
macnab I Irvine
realty
.... SMAIP STAITa
Imanaculate & cosy bome ID Wooclbridae Vllla1e. Slqle-level
28Jl lower end·unit w/f..S pMlo.
Aa1umable loan. ONLY S81.500. Belle 0... Lee IM-GJOO.. CV .. )
M8 •• ~ POfULM PUN J ... OCUM w-w91 I RRJ
Homey a Bdrm and famll1 roam. Sep.
din. mL Lari• patio overlookinl
expa='dgrnbett and mln1 view ol t.be Blue Padfic. Jumlne
Creek ia lib a IJ'OUP al mini estates
behind guarded pie.. sas.ooo
WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., REM.TORI
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MIWflCaT C&tl & M.I. 644-49 ••
Real Estate Sales
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•• .HAS SALU OPIMIM&S
Assure )'Ourself a happy 1980;
dedicated real estate penons can
increase income even in a down
market.
Visit our beautiful new office at
corner of Bristol & Redhill Rd. or call:
75&..Q226 957 ·57&2
We have several plans designed with
you in mind. Ala<> newcomer's plan.
Do it today!
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Redecorated 2 Br
w /Dlltura1 pecky cedar.
New blda. ftxt-etc.
Wiler ..... Dbl prqe 1 w/9ee. opener. All um
fUB tbtt ~ ,..rtee
PUJ5 bll.-ID ftn•nela& Alflflls•• JICllSIULn
6""'670 u.AISU
J Ba wllla IO' allp. --... no T--
Ml&.90
Waterheet condo
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C:OIOMA D& MAR
1m1 SIDI llTUAT
vate 3 bdrm. home nest.Jed
~ODA del Jlar blllfllde jult steps
t bl• water. Uvina nan
ualnt brick fireplace open.a
rlvate rear patio and hand
tepsaver kitcben. AU this an
umable loan! Call now. 673-8550.
673-1110
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t.IJM'.LOAM ---------------at Decoreted Sp wat•
~ Of 1M1 NW-THAn teW
In Eastside Costa Mesa: one of the
few newer homes in this established
neighborhood. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths,
spacious floor plan, family room and
location close to schools. Will sell soon
at $134,900.
U~l(.)U~ ti()MH
REAL TORS": 676-8000
2443 Eat Coast Highway. Coron~. del Mar
OHMY-,,..._laflthsy wbal a g o rgeous
$f17,500 ~home and ID
Lovely Lake Forest aucb a auper locatloa
Hen liows, Plaa B. Ultra wlUl a Door plan prov1d-
decor, imm.cuJate. 3 taalivability at tt6 beat. 3
Bdrm 2~ Ba. many U · detiibtful bdrma with a tru with manicured. 1111>· master allite. cozy
prof e 1 s lo n a 11 y frplc, formal dinine rm &
lmdilcaped and fenced wet bar. Top shape. Only
grounds. Aaaumabk! llll. $12'.500. Call 919·5370
Walk to sboppbia, park, IJOllr
pool and t.enrus. Eieaant A
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CJ1. A. ms AEALTOM tta1h ·C.WdllW.. IOU .......................
~~~~~~~~ URGENT! :: lluat &ell DOW ! 4 bd,
ASSUMAIULOAH view. ree land, private
Sharp J Bdrm bome WJth beach. $325,000. Darrell
an anWDAble l at and Pub, Owner /A.gt.
.sdJer will carry 2nd. No 640-ZS26, 831-1316
quaW'ying, and pnced at --------
only $108,888. C all
m.sJlONOW.
ALLSTATE
REALTORS
£AS1IWff Lusk blt 3 Bdrm
bome oo beautifully
landlcaped lot. 12'
patio witb VIEW. Fantas\lc creaUv
f\Dan.clna. $231.000.
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Di9Unetlve ne• 2
bedroom, a~ ba coo-cbntotmw . .,, •••
2518 Elden Ave, C.11.
IO.f7M
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Real Dute
SYCAMOll &LEM
llAMDMEW Fabu.lous, large 3 bd, 2~
ha. Quality towabome
coodonwuuma. OnJy 8
available. $109,990. 2'30
s.a&a Ana Ave. N2'"'734.
PRICE REDUCED!
TAICIOYB
f.ft.LOAN
Great 3 bdrm atarter oo
quiet IU'eet. Lje yrd.
Owner bas bought
another & la auioua.
NowOllly "1.Jl)O! Hurry!
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~&INCOME
2 HouM:s. w l1H'lo down,
wlll ca r r y al 10~.
8115.000.142-cm5
EASTSIOI
BUI cul·de-sac s ur-rounded by uquiaite
t~Spa.lqmet
aAcove or these private
mcnwqts Subaul tenDI
now! M.S-9'91
~ Walker & ll:e
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... llA.li.tlala-111•* dim.a HO•
•rr appola&•••h. l:Gn._ llt. Otea • tm.000 or WlU J_.. for ....-.... .-
J].00. mo.
a...:,~u. don osen
It' Id• I.._
IW' , ..... t040 msN. e.out J1wJ _ ... _......... i.,.. Beada
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RVM~
WAUTOSUU
Prom this super ......
Towabome w /sec
pte.pool. spa. • tennis
a1a.
Part PlaceJnc IMZ-74&1
LOOISec>oD
IDlida • oat. Nice 311r. 2ba, Near achoola &
•boppia1. Full price
a,500.
hit Place, Inc. MZ· 7461
........ 1044 .......................
MEW CONDO
Woodbridp. 3 BR, 1 t,;
baths. Co coa c pt
Dr8pes. P•tio. ~1·9659
lAlllln Workt.. G• 14 Puonmlc view, lrd
Doar. Villa Nueva, 2br
2be, __.,. A/C aft
'Jpm. ............. '°" .......................
MIWPOtn' + pool
$219,000
3 bdrm. 2 ba, fmly rm.
pool 6 apa. Pool 11&r·
l'OllDded by 10.000 med brim. Even room ror
boC 6 RV. City Uabta
vtew! Very, very re·
emably priced. Recent-
ly 1 efJlOdtied ta f ant.ullc
1ocatim.64l-m1
Walker & lee
uve ~:1'ooc1~e ror BIG CANYON
S&t.000. Totrnhouae. 2 Sped.acular eoU course ........ 3 bdrm 1 .... ba esUte. 8600 sq.ft. 4 to 6 --~· . ~ · Bdrml, 5"" baths. Pool frpL Inc: lake, pools, spa and...,.. SL..295.000 &tennls. Occupy lmmed. .._.
Assumable. Save $3500 TII STARNES co Tb11 Weekend Call •
~orta.mo &7l-n&1
WOODBRJDm!; CONDO, ........... ._ .. _
$80.000, SBr, lll48a,
$1111.000 dwn. AMmne 1st
TD. Owar will tarry 2nd.
AlJ.. Bill 151.aat eves,
'JM.018T dya.
Woodbridge Cttekalde
Pqil.v. 3BI', 2Ba. Prof.
lnwtvaped. ~up.
pwled. Premium o:imer
lat. SIZ.000 Ml-12'5 • ....
JI ~ ... ,'' •f11<1,lr,O
/ Llf .\1 ••
:,51 .1000
tnlDe. a.do. 1 'If. old. 2
br, 2 poa1. a Jacs. •to. eta. ., /refn1. by owner. ..... nu.
....... .... tCMI .......................
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ea.do. '111.oet. Ul
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~. HERITAGE
IH:l\LTORS
NEWPORTHElGlft'S COST A MESA Lo. lo cbnl. ZBr, frplc. Nice 2BI' coach. cleaA
o•na". "1,SOO. IC$0758 C.M. PaJ't[, nr sboppmc
DOWEi SHOllS • bda. '°"' •pace rerit. $11 ,SOO. tDZSl O > ~. a-e lllt«· ............ __ ....._._.,_ Homes
taADer. With m. and ~= ---mtJdl ~. Call ~ ··~ ~ ur "" abow· ;;;;=======-;;;;
-llOBl.LE HOME
f=OREST E
OLSON ·--Cl Ml\WOlrr SHOaES
f'libulous 4 Bil + fonnaJ
din.lat and areal ••
aumable loaa. Only
$1.9.IDO. ~ l4S-4'03
f=OREST E
OLSON
"' ... " ''''""
PARADISE FOUND
Quiet neighborhood
g uarded g a t es. re
decorate d m an11on,
couotJy club bVUlg. Eit
alted neighbors Cootact
Joba PuUea ror further ml•&f>Unment today
BUY ·BELL-RENT
FINANCE
...... i..w .... Home..,,.
tnfanNltloft C.nter
CALL US 991·1021
El TORO
1972 Hillcrelt ~. 3Bt. 28a. AC. 3 yr lse on
space rent. pmta OK. s
blar park nr Lake
For est <J P i646·1 1
Tortohe Mobile Homes
972 84.21
•EXCITING•
OP94 COUNTRY
Lex-a~ in Shor•d•H'I
c.ountry Club P 11rk .\
~1tut1Cul 2.41&4 V1long
Home, 'I> f>V~~ Ill
duded Otl'an view
above U.tr~lla <..olf •
Country Club. S•n
Clemente
SNaA&.IUY
~autilul 24:d2 Keywet>t am) Mob(W Home m
1..quo.a Hills. nicest S
at.tr pa rk 7s l5 encl
porch. l1UlTOf'!'d doors.
bgbt wood mt.enon, 31.-i
Tan au-rood 2 spar!Otb
Br's wu.b bath + dr~s
l1li area, walk m clo:.eL'>
All Cor only $29 :-.oo
(Hv 6638 1
CLASSIC
MOllLEHOME
SA.LlS
2706 Harbor. ~ 2lJ6. A
540-5tJ7
OVER 100 IN-JIQUSE LISTINGS.
Everythlna from bouw 6 fourplew
to blula wlth llear~ ~ fA them fn. come properties. Call one ~ our pro-!euional staff. Large enoup to eerve,
small enough to cue.
9UAIL f'LACI
P10fa11u. IMC.
1714171Z.lt20
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~!':~!!!!! •• ~ ts~, ...... 1400
•••m&NTS ·········-············ PRDIE&AS'J'SIDE. C11 i-------~==-CO. FOILIAM Nsw 2 lllednium I beth f1>.T1G bome. Mla1lon Late1
fO/o Q:d:r lfti down OD W. ~ • butter Complex. Owaer •tll earry
~at "' for 4 yn.
AD I •. 1~ Ba mdU.
Couatry Club. Golf·
.... pool. BuaiUul.11 ladl&e•':a ao malo· t•=~~Jtd.
Dmert Hot Spdap
%1W71-2S72
Yearly Income Sll.200. ~~~~~~~ Ow9" llOO pr mo ~-ble. P\l.U price $19,IDO CIYORCEI lltJST SELL! Topaa Lake area,
Nevada. N•• 2·1ty,
ll50rL lo& bome. lbr. a..~ ..... rool.
-ded, ....... 8ePtic: sssnf.CoastRwy.NB W* an to. Lewi t+ae. '4'"""" Goad raeda. ... •.soo alabed to $51,IOO for
D.TOIOAJlEA cs.** Nie! AD firm d · ~ IJ>.Plew f.tn II tenm ecmldered.
Ooe or bot.b Oww N.B. Tlf.t0.'104I
Prime t Jar old 1Ai0edi.Q IUtr -..u <Motse...
" I tr UOO 4 rlB SI OIC Dia. -···-·•••••-•••• l'io~ mr. 28a, bome or
DMOulyoe Dr, C.11 poaiblie duplu w /ln-
l)d99 by OGl.J come patmtial, fCll' tnde
Sl3»/lnolneome.OWC or-aak in Gunllisoa.
F IP smK Owner-/ Ap. a:ilondo. WU1 c:omlder 516-771'7 trade mu. beach anu.
Smd i.nqW ries to TOID
4 Uilll CM Co5la Mesa Heaaley. P .0 . Box 18'
t2m.OOO Subjeet to 103L LaCaaada. CA910ll.
~.,~~~--........
4 ~ Car sa.Je by Owner WCllllhct 2900
1171.500 Grot.5 LDc-ome -·-••••••••••••••••••
tl6,<n.1 !di.bl sell I Pnn HOUSE w AH'TID
c:1paboo1y Ca.11962-9962 Trade your boWle for
a..KM1 .. .,. ~ - -share ID my apartment
,_.,... --~ twig. Get cub now t.u
OJmer" ol Slater " Van shelter apprec1al1on
Buren 10 Hu.at101too ZJ.3 6lll>-4llS8
8Mdl. 8e0-4370 -------
-'.~~HERITAGE
REALTORS
• •
...... ~.-~.
J
lmlJPR'SOIC
&A&'llllS& a BR. ... , 1 KllOS FOR RENT ea.-.o.rap. eo.moor..... I at 4 Bl'. Priced from ---------1 -.-. FDcd yard • Oceaofrool modular
Eaatllde. IBr, 2Ba, 1ara1ea. Families home, 2 week.I rree rent.
fenced yd., 1 blck to please. Kids " pell S>' on cliH, wW coaalder
acboola, 1ardanar, Wllcome. call IM-2586or lse/optlon. $675 mo.
S'JOO/Mo.556-173'1. f'D.2t71. A&t.nofee. 6"·7020, Don •tM·lS90
Oottap,2Br,2Ba IW.._oa._ 3240 -~--· -----~
s.ana, 1125 mo. --······ •• •• • • ••••• LAllJlllll ... 3250 CZ13)85J...JZ20 2 Br W/pr., $330. Crpts, -••••••••••••••••••••
Q.F.AH ___ 2B_R_w_/_en_c_l_g_ar_, fDcd Yd. water pd. 2710 3 BR 2 bath Condo. dbl
"B" Delaware. 631>-4120 gar, fil>lc. Patio. Pool. _,mo. Adults, No pets. l-5pm $1525/mo. S.Sl-11658 m w. wu..a. 831-41189.
E/Side. CODV loc, 3 BR, 2
Bl. Fam Rm. tplc, dbl
pr, il*t Incl, DO pets.
A.db.-. 6"-Sl2S
12 HEW HOMES FOR RENT QUALITY HOMES 3 or 4 BR. Priced from
3 Br, 2~ ba. 2 story, 3 ~$S95. Fncd yard &
plam, apprm. 2000sq. ft.. garages. Families
W15 mo. Hunbngtoo St & please. Kids & pets
4 Br, 2 be. 2 sty, f am.Uy rm Cay Ave. m• *°"'ssoe welcome cal I SM-2:566 or w/frplc, tge fncd back or (714)846-1371.. ____ ~2971 Agt, no fee.
~~-754--083ll 2 Br coodo, 2 car earage, 4Br w1vtew-abarp. 1700
2 Br condo nr. So. est \Bf! ol pool, abort slap to sq. ft. 2car pr. '600/mo.
Plaza. Pools, etc. lm· beach yet very quiet -~-------
mac. alDd. No children area.. $395, lat, last & LaiJ-1 MiCJ111f 3252
er pets. $C25. less c113. aecurtty. For appt call -•••••••••••••••••••••
I CCUlt. 983-7'18; 835-4447 213192:>-47116 ---
exlD. 4 Br rondo, tenms. pool,
Nice 2Br, lBa, focd yd, carport, dbhse, l~ba.
encl. aaraee. 2su k1Smo. 768-7633.
()ruee, bse A. S37Smo. 2 Br. 6 mos old. charmlog
lit; lat + SUO aec. Wbalera Cove. $575.
56Zl'll Avail now. cau 846-1371
.,._ 2 br caodo nr So. or IN6-42ll8 &It
a.t Pt.ua. ~ •PL 4111r, 2Ba, new crpt •
$410 mo 759·0217; paint, lrl yard. seoo.
--· .!a.~7211.~.!:Ev~ee~, IC~12~~~!:_
*'550mo. 38r, 2~Ba Con· do. approx 1700 sq ft. 2
poo\s, or everything
&Aper cond. ~1825 lf
N/Alvma1-
Nipel Sborea Oarden
bomt!8. 3 Br. tDcd ynl,
beaut. landacp. Pvt cmma. walk to bdL ll5CI
to $900. llardl, Alt
eat or fl11·1m
Prelt7. z bdrm. 2 b9 P9lio Dt*K 2 Ill', 1 be. c:rpta, 9*ES roa BENT 1ane w tair cond.. llOft
drpl. IM rage. 1 blk I er 4br. Prteed from Wiiier, frplc. froat A rear
tram l'ltb st. aboppiDa. ...... l'Dl!d yard • jllllim. ao.d9d "/cbarm
tm...at garages. Famtlles m.79113..
2Br, 1 Ba, fll>lc, gardener please. Kida " pets mr--. -2B-a-. _p_a_tl_o_b_o_m-e.
IDcl. 2 ebUdren OK. No welcome. Call~ or man. All noree. Frplc, A/C, 2 car 1ar., pD.541--ZZ1 __ ' $550 mo. for lease. ar 2ba pool at Jae SHARP 38R, 28A, _811_·18.__ _____ _
S7SOllo' NewlJ re: CRPTS, DRPS. LRG 1 ...._,.....
FNCD YRD. lBLK BCIL -decorated. 64.5-7803 or $5 l 5110 . EV ES " --·•••••••••••-•
32SS
(M,5.aJ9) WKNDS. 21M31..al2S
New%«Y 3br. 3ba.
VK&Dt DOW. $8501110.
IG-'llOl«M5-3TIO
OCEANVIEW PACIFICA
ar. 2ba. 1rp1c. oa ereen-
belt. AC'J'OIMI from lake.
lndudlni 11ll"dener. Ice
mUr« ref.rt&-, washer. *>'« avail. '6751lo. As/J..
No Fee. m.3115. NP 3111', mba Coodo
maQYfeatm"llll. Nr. S. Cal
Plaza. ... MMOlla
CQNOO.on the beach. 2
sty, 2Br. 2Ba. patio.
Pool, sauna, rec rm,
total aecurtty, sub-terr
parting. 1 yr 1se avail I~~~~~~~~
-i.mmed. mo WJfum. S850
furn. Terry Creasman
839-'lOOOdya
3242
...... Vllfo 3267 .......................
Lease luxury townhome,
IJll(coune. 3 Br 2YI Ba,
&5. 831..at 16
HOMES FOR RENT
3 or • Br. Pnced from
S--&5. Fncd yard &
garages. Fam1liea
please. Klds & pets
Mlcome. Call 984-2566 or
~t. All. no ree.
MlwportlHdt 3269 •••••••••••••••••••••••
NO FEE! Apt. " Coodo rentals. Villa Renui.
6'1S-e12 Bkr.
TOU:J:I OF CLASS Coodo
~ decor. 2br. 2ba,
'-le, OCD view. Fa.ntaaUc seams. Plus club bae.
Billlarda, pool, sauna, om. ~ eec. prtdng.
f74Sllo. 213·425·7671, n<1--.->
Pnda daft.
Near Wedce. 2 Bdrm,
famUy rm. frplc, 3 ba, I
car pr. '750/mo. Yr)J
-~
dlLS
SPYGLASS 4
Bdrm. 2~ ba.
w I prl me vlew.
Sl20o mo.
HARBOR VIEW
HlLLS 3 Bdrm, Lusk bit w/ lovel.y
yard. S9:IO mo.
WATERFRONT W/slip, S Bdrm,
'"" Ba, D/R . t3800 mo . Le••~/opt .
11.250,000.
TURTLEROCK
HIGHLANDS
Two Lusk bit
homes, 4 Bdrm.
2~ Ba. $1100. 4
Bdrm, 3 Ba at
Sl.<100 mo.
HARBOR RIDGE
3 Bdrm + den w/lovely views.
$1800 mo.
Udo, prestige 2 BR, den. 2
ba. Newly decoc. $1000,
yearty.m.&!1
81.ll Gnmdy. Realtor
s.faA.a l2IO .......................
... " ......... .,., ___ .... _ ...
THE
.. GOOD
LIFE"
Y!AIMIOUND AIM:
Social Activ1tte1 01·
rector• Free Sunday
Brul'Ch • 880'• •Per· hes• Ptus muctl mote
' OMATIECMATION:
Tennie• Free 1..eNOn1
(pro & pro shop>• 2
Heatth ()ube•Saunao
Hydromessaoe•Swm·
ming • Goll Ortv1ng
Range
lllEAUTIRA. APART·
MENTS: Singles 1 &
2 Bedrooms • Fur·
111ahed & unfurnished
• .Adult uv.ng •No Pe•~
• Model5 Open daily
9to 6
Oakwood
~,rden ~partmente
Newport BMch/So.
1700 161h SI
!Dover al lbllll
(714> 642·8170
Newport BMc:h/No
880 Irvine
1•1161111
17141 645-0550
$800 Beaq One Bdrm,
deck. pr., lmD.11 ct &
club boule. pnme loca-
tion, 673-8131
Nr. So. Cout Plaza. 3 BR 2BR2ba. Until June 1Sth.
bCondo. ~/mo. All· $425/mo. utll loci. ~ m.21.13
Baemlful SBr, l~Ba Con·
do + p.ra&e, vacant. nr
So. Oat Plua. au w.
AltaD Uall c. Open bae
San 1·5 or call Rollie -..zm
TowDbouM nr So. Cout
Pima. 3 ar 2 ea. poo1, Jae., & clubhouse pri v.
UW pd except electrlc.
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Qi the ocean. 2 br $475
mo. 1 br MOO mo. Feb.
bl. Gl-.:IO«la&JZ7
Ot:!www6wt wiDtec' rmt.al, air.a..-.
7JA/IG 0553,ZJS/llZ7-55U
Bayfront fuoisbed,
wimer" rental.
BNbr'.175-41112 Beaut. decorated. $llOO., _____________ _
~ZZ30 ....
~ ....... lZH .......................
Upper 1"biee Ardl S.y.
Brand new bome, 3
Bdrm, 2"' Ba. Pri v
caum. beach • tenniA c:na. 1 Yr leue 1115 mo.
Afl.... M0-5l.12
\¥1 I ' ta 32'1 .... .................. .
HOii.ES FOR RENT
3 or ' Br. Priced from Ml5-lilli5. FDcd yard •
2 Br, 1 be. fUnl. W\.r. $fOO
1 sa.. 1 .... bQ1rcm1.
mifmD.yearb', $125
2 BR. 1 be uni. yrlJ Sim s BR. 2 ba., bay Yiew.
flrn., win&er. Sl.000
2 BR. 2 be, fW'D, yrly -
associated
Bl<0·l~5 it!A ,ru,,S
11111.. .,. • I ' , , • I , •• I
1arages. Families ••.ocEANFRONT
pleaae. Kida & pell e welcome. Call 964-2566 or Spedacular view. 4 r,
m.21m. All. ooree. wktytmootbl.y. 673-7m .
cwta , , , s.a1 •• 3776 ,. •hi 1d 3400 _ ................ .
·-··-••••• .. ••••••••• 2furn. apta. 2br, 2ba, gar. VUla in Rancho San Joa. lldy (ac, frpc. $380 "
qlAn deaiper decorated $&50Mo. 837 ·9520
and elaborately furn.
2tr, 2~. at.ept to 1st If! lw•
tee " drivloa range Ua,_i111>-d
Panora m I c v l e w . •u u•••••••-•••••••••
UOOOmo. Adults. No C.-clll W. Jill Plta.~403
C•• t lu ... ,. flhd 3425 .......................
Phtty, 2 bclrm. 2 ba, patio
home ",. a.Id.. aofl
Wide', b'p&c, front fl rear
J*ioa, loeded w /ch&rm.
7'1J.790.\
·····"81··· .... ········· Pvt 2 br. 2 ba w/esqwrte
vtew ol ~OD hlllalde.
Garqe. 1. wuber " dryer. smG mo.17~5205
'
2Br,2ba, D8Wtonbome.
Adulta, DO pata. tf,25.
161311).
Zllr Bame. JM. 7U'd. pr.
Ad. Adults. $125 mo. Mtir•pr. at.5J.8()raaie.
f'Altaidl. ZBr. lBa, encl.
pr .. adwu o.ar.-110 -.-.m.om
1..-lt. qdet 1 br. eompl. z Br, 1 t.a Eutside.
--"--P l • Uo ~. oo..-. M59 mo. 1-..;. oo pa . •JltbPl.113-81S2 Adults. DO pets. M54131>. -. fzl lBr w /prap, Iota al
_ 28 _.. C/D sto ... 1e. refrt11stove,
-· r, p-.o. • mature .... lllat ref refria, adlt.a/ao peu. _....-mo AM<. . .-m-AJ._m.1117 .....,.._ ·-·
2 Bdrm. 1 Ba, frGat unit of ... 2 BR. 2 ba, {rpk. ~ Excell location Pldo. pr, S3llO. 556.(S1,
near Npl l:f&ta. l )'T leue T•mn. 5tH300 IDI&.
M50 mo lncl. water 6 lBr. Avail. mkhlan. 279
........ /\fl.. ~5112 w. WU.OU
E·SIDE 2 br, patio, 60-lll.t. $211).
pta&le. Adult.I. oo pet.a. Very private 2Br 2Ba.
m> UIO Zlst. s.e..2lZ1 forced air beat. coveftd
*2 Br, l ba coodo nr. So.
OlMl Plaza. New crpta,
drpg, A/C, pool, security
gale. CbHdren ok, no
pets. ~-968·3'52 or
~lSl.
33' baleooy, entrance
Wllocbd WfOU&bl ll'OO
&IR, w /W carpets, new
drapes, lodry, 2 u r
garqit, w /atorage SlSO
walk major shopping ...,
blk buses 2t9S Mi ner
<ii the beach. Bach. bot.el 64.S-3563 Adult.stno pet.a
llPl:z.106 W <kea.nfroot. Ur, bltms. balcony. crpts
SZE.lsUdast ~ "drp1 Adult s . NO
3 Bdrm apt, $C75 roo. Gas
paid, encl gar. adlla
64.2-SOT.1
1 Bdrm apt, encl garage,
$325 mo. gas paid.
6Gsa73
IASTSIOI
New ft rompletety re· ~2638drm oattaees. 90IDe witb encl.
&araaea . Yards , wuber/dryer book-up.
No peta. ft'OCD ..-. an
Oden Ave. Ul·l7S5
ZBdrm, .cove • mn1. Adutta. DO peta, tziO.
PETS $2!1511o. m-4410
VILLA POMONA
APARTllENTS
Phone '42·201.S
•Lovely, qiaet aU adult
W& ~l62Bdnna
~·drapes
•f'l:Q•BBQ
•Pvt. patioorbalmny
•Nr. Hoag Hos pital tlboslllinl 6: 2 nu from ......
$ZZ5 lBR Dpla. Quiel
eoart. II.arr cpl Non
11D111DD GDIY. Pr9Y. "°' tal rd. 15' w. 17th. .....
3124 .......................
___ SGl-OG2 _____ lBr. tBa, Lrc. pool,
1 Bdrm prdesl apt, stove arl.1111. Nwty decorated. • retns. Adu.lta, ., pet.a. ,,...... .. 711.9.
127S,69-l.J7T
1 Br, 11oTe. frvst free
retrts. ......... Adults,
DOpeU. 12115 • ...aol
Bachelor loft, refrig.
llOVe, pool, adulta, no
pela.1310. -.211>1.
P5.1Br,pooi, 1 adult. DO
pets. 325 J 11th Pl. off
S.A . Ave. Aft l tam
M6-5l37
sns. 1 Br. mng. t"lean,
adults, DO pets. 731.C W.
l8lb St. 873-Tm
Townboule apt $34.5. 2 Br.
l ~ ba. Adults, no pets.
IAS'f S.
Cr JrW ...
2 BB.. -..; .ptil ·left I.
frple. ..... deck. No
dlUdrtll or peca. MIS. 11D
& 211l9l. l)Qa.:_MI ~
1 br. crp., drapes, stove,
refri1. Avail 1·10
Im/mo. No tida or pet.a.
~
3126 .......................
2Br. clean. like new,
dlbwbr, gar, balcony.
Nr. ocean. 213-924...,..
.............. 0 .......................
lM3 Pomona. Call ror --------appt. $4l-QS7
$305-$m. 162 Br apt.s,
balcony. pat.lo, Jauoclry rm. aome w /encl. garqe
•frpks.
TSL Mont MZ-1103
2Br. w/pr. Adlts. crpt.s,
drpe, bltns. fncd yd.
Water pd. SJ&..412JD.
:Ma ''C"Onqe..,
am "R" S&DU Ana $370.
eea. 1 very IC bdrm,
plmb. laundry. lmmac.
croanda. 1al Pomona. smmo..• ..
•111.UXE*
GJJllN APT.
2 ....... ..,
3poola
OMred car port PlliO aiits .• BBQ's dole to,..,. • bc.bs
walk lo aboppllJ&
17111 ...... .. ..w ....
847-6064 . ... _ ........ 3r, l.ba, 1C1D deck, frplc, 4
bib from water. $450110.
Avail 2-1-80. Call Geor&a
dy1 752·1111 eYel
CHUS. 2br, nn carpet. paUo, 1':MIJ all 9dult.. DO pets.
IDdl OK. SDJMo. lat " UM Br &11t4. GOO Ed--. t Br. bltna, reftt&. 1111L ()pea at SB W ...... HB.-..U.
"50. 2 Br, 1 ba, bltm, 11th. 511..,. SHARP beada, l , J, " 3 -····· .. -·••••••• pool. Adulta, no peu, ,..,,.. 19).J.llt Newtydlleonted I BT 2 Ba Br, tlplc, dabwst, pr • _..._ ........ _____ lownbout. Spacious piliaa.Nopeta.M>-2158
Br9d new I br, 2 ba, pod -.a..-6 -.a n..a-lor.l&lm. Adlab. no peta. ;;-Mula:-;, p;t; .. Walll \o beach. lm·
-llD.G.H. ~ -. ... tiG.am nae. 2bdrm.1 ba. ODie Bed.or,f75.QSIZ. to eur1\ialac. ao1
---....__--------....,.-2 Bdraal, 1 bat!a •Pt. fllllth••e.
----AduJla. D'JI. mo. Gu Gm*ll&.llJ ~ ....................... -......... .
~A\l'llkl"'9pMM•fc
cat' Ona• eapnaar
ProfeuJoaally tlDU
1171. ..,.,....,.,.
aMlM
u,iRtdn UW'. rm., bdnD,
pl\. t.&b, ldtc:bm priY •
.... V .. fCll)~.
PNlier qaMt pr=fvd=d
noo-amoker. tzto
furn.-SUO uafurn.
161722.
Fa. oded to aban hie OD
Pen. SITS inc l. utll.
m.~aftslPll
Ill.ala roommate\o.sbare 2
berm. &Ill in ea.a MCA.
SC. 7DarMM'Jll
2bdnn. tnMinC.11. $175
IJS' mo. Call aft. ~-Jobo
eG-5GT.
~"~NT Le B F'es:m.le rmmte. to share ~-.r_, · e 1 r, condo. ~ mile from l ba. wta&er. $650/mo. IQ..l1Zlor~l6 Hant. Deb Pier. $200,
CallBob~.
Weltdiff ZBr, 2Ba, pool,
frplc. adu.IU. Luxunowi.
-...s73or87~<M97
Nr Hoq, 2 BR 11.., Ba,
dltta, DO pets. $3115. Lido
lalaod. 3 BR 2 Ba. adlllta,
DO pets. $650. 631 311188,
M$-ell33
1 Br yrly 5350. Sl.epa to
beach. Property Houiie.
642-38:50. 642-1010
Oceanfrool 111maU 2 br
~: palJO. gar, dul·
bwr l540 )'TIY avail now
5008'-'t Seubore 64+-4340
a.DSETO BEACH
Male 21-30, straight, DOD
smoker. Needl same to
share 2 bdrm. l~ ba
duplea, CM. Mus t be
oeal respoos . f190 de ·
pos it + in ut1htles.
~.,.
Female , non s moker.
Park Ne wport Apt 's.
Spacious, fum1s bed, 2
bdrm-2 ba. Pools, spa.
tennl11 , racquet ball.
l250 mo Call Michelle at
640-9062 or 1 772·8610.
<A.oabeun )
SD> I Bdrm Channel. ZBr. 28a, pool, employed
Redec. UUl ind Sgl adll hdl lame . fem. Sant.a
No pets 67> n 45 Ana. $180. 563114
Ocean!ront. Just r.leP'I
llWl.'J from Uua upper 3
Br con do o n t he
Pe-runsula. Vrly $675, G.-.. DO pets 64G-OO:J1 Sbxbo. at beach • lp.i
8otranu . $2~ yrly.
'151· 15'73, MMIGIT
Ground Ooar condo. 2 BR,
2 bL. frpt .• comm. pool.
NI> pet&. Walk to shops.
'51'5 Mo .• reartJ
Coado, 1 ea. 1 ba .•
...... l*lc..MICW\tJ• cm..meace. Steps \o
ba.slq:sltbuch. ..
llo.. JTtJ
~&:a.ch_ '7»Glll
lBr ~ w gar • 2 bib
from bcb. AJl Ull.J. paid. m:sam. ........
e0Cla\f 91IOMT•
I.-y 4br. a.. new! YrtJ lie S"r15, MZ.ecKS
ftm.
Profeaalooal fe male
oeeds I -bedroom. u.o·
f\rnmbed apan.ment in
Cor o n a d e l Ma r ,
Newport Beach o r
Ne.port Heights area
MOaM.
s.1119/taa 3110 .......................
SE. 2 Br. 1~ ba. pool,
plbo. lae It aay. 1mma c
t"Olldl:i. 4lOI w. 5Ul
Gemuu RJty 839-6623
OJDdo m lovelJ sett.tnit.
Ur. ~ gate. pool, cm
JaNDl. $375. ~~
.......................
-.......................
Fem-shaft 2 BR, 2 ba apt.
Turtlerock, lrv., $1901DC
WI 752·1783 Dave
Fem nm-smoker to abr
2Sr boUle m NB w nice
yard. $200 + uti l.
~-
1 or 2 11/F rmmtee lae J
br,3bet.e. l~blb bcb.
Odil. -.o:IJ.7
Wbt/11, 40'1 wUl share lg
llJl., 39.bSt. N.B. w /oon-
m*r, ..,., fem. Sl75/t,oa
util. Stral&bl dea l
mSll
a-tnea1 lady. &hr apt.
Wobu8 ldy. I br W/bli, ktl
prv, prq ap. SZ251mo 1n
cl util Non-s m ok er.
Baak credeot1ala .
S4IJ1 ----11/F 3Br boule. 50 )'di lo
beach in Newport.
llAS/mo.m.4117
IZl5Sq.Fl.. Slllllmo.
W7 Westclllf, N.8.
Apnt. 541 ·5032
&ec. oles. 225 sq. ft. from -
S181>. Secy 1erv a vail.
)AIUlOrW iDcl. 5.57 7010.
W.ATEllROMT
LUXURY SUITES
341 S. Bayside Dr. NB m• )675-ZJOO
NEWPORT BEACH bu:..
broker ball 2 ·~ of. races + recept area
a vail. Furn/unruro.
1SUS50
DEC.SUfTIS
A rombm.ation that can't
be bea1 ! Perteet location
fdme to f'nrys. airport.
restau r a nts), pro r.
.aetarial len'S, Ideal
olficel • beautiful peo-
ple. For men into. cal 1 bev at 179-2111.
Pl'8mblo1. •l•ctrloal. ~.al ... np,t1n. .._ ...... Ulj!
.;.;;;,.:;;;~-----1D• •••a Pa la tl •I·
n..n-_...._ 11••'-a.1Comml. hnl•I .....Y• •-.Y• .. m . t' rnn, CU'Plll --cmatal COID!D. • yn. r. l•• -....................... m11MJ1t quel. work. =.••· Hurecl. ~ 1ma11 jobs. a.Dbl, llc'd. Dne.
'or ••c•lle•ce ID
' wtlM .... : Clerstn• ......... ...,,.
Nau,.&. OOlta .._. Is ..a
1nt111.e.u11..... ------------=· _._ '""-s I ?he ED la lllt. --. • ~ .._ !:It srs . .-i..
tin, BBQ. a.fa. Free Ht 5H·Ull ,._ .._ Pb ..,./AM IEMM
119.otM...... ~-------Bdc* _ bkJctE ..U. Pelntl•1. cablDet ....... ,..,_. ~-. " """hhc, color Gpm't. I I I I I ................. . cement drlYew.,. • lAal Nfl. IUL -.i Nel&pilda •tatm. ~!Sta, m.-. ta.Im ... IST. HJ.14Jt
w •-a. I -·-··-'·--BESIDDmAL ......
Car =•J:J· QaeUt1 wortt. 6Ml-'l't'l2
Oflm..... ~!-:=.~•••~ ·= Trwt IOJI ~.~.~·-•!_~ ~~.·.~ • ..?!.~ ~~.~~ ... ~ ~--.~! .. ~ ..... ?~ ~~~ .... .!!~ ~!!~--~
.. ----O.l1Sroom aouap ID .. , .... , ___ , .. _ JllOUND: LI make Blk --------IAldt. ll..m. to care fer M t/BID'/IJIU'ZC"m B11111i11 1•• ----·--~ apot la La&WI• IR.S..OOOJl*TD. Well Leh wlbrowll l .... la 2 ""''*'hiW tldlltJc.M.eoaple.-..,.,... ..... can 11tW. Jltb a can 'l'1ICD a.a.. em.a del Iar Hcur•d w/30 moDtb Ions belred call, 1 ././ti' llo.• C11JO W's. ....--. *
918. aro.&a ._. fOI' •or p •yo t f . 0 w D • r . ?mtGlile abell. 1 /1197 la TB rOIAIY ~ .._ Qm.& .,.. ...,. (JW•mP taa, both female. ~~·-ASllST ... 111, __ .. H_ tW. .... ed .... c/o M-rt Bcb Animal ASSl8t••ns Mllldl:i, Wlll~tfDClt lMwww*1 A&MllleCllb.. ~~~-Tll• D•llJ Pllot ~...... ~ ~--'" apw'd. /rtJtJb ll Nwpt • a 0
..... 1111111 ......... Netrapeper, P.O. Box S7000Aia I• ....-___, Wiii. nr Coonl C•ater, HSI ..... 1 'a ••~
tDNeWpalt Cmler 1:111), eo.ta lleaa, CA --TD ... SUI. ~ Lo1t. CoWe m.bt. Fem. W.wtka • llow ,_ -lrkl' A.,._, N.B. ..-...0 Wawtliaa. ..,. .....,.. t2t28 or telepboDe ,......,..p.-llilic.,.. ·~·· Med. al.le. cmwanah-.ora .-ctae ,,..,.._ ... ,.
U 61 Rm. dlL .ale9; m.1'15&. iao. b' 2Yr JO= Jlm •llN.~ h ..... to ean tut AP't MO-._. ......... -...... aetlYttla.
no leaH req. Nr. Profeaatoul female .wmcrWell _.. Jamd: Yq. Fem. wbna, ~ ... C:::.,.-;:.!1.;:. ::=-~=-°!;, =nr:r~/mo.
~lllllel. llWm needs l·bedroom, UD· 8pulel m.l1t do&. Vic . ...u.ble. 1D119aatr
tDU bllilbed epartmeat In , •I Barbor ar. Gelaler. ,&a d ... a.tm · Mft.llANAOD ... 18
Xblt em lab Coro a a de I II a r • ,. rt I 11).J.Oa a1+•..,... ~ 1'IAJt • 10 $711 dlalllL rurte « n&a&a aa---rte.B:°d C 11 Newport Beacll or .._..,_. Da&a~ a::L....,an ...... C&ll .._..
·---y • • • Newpmt Belabta area. I'm. am. ... 1-4. In Aecnnat~· ....,. lD a.a. - -, ..au .., •&. ................ -. vie. AJpba Beta. Crown Alllllora ~ • -u. Job..
• I • 1100 VIJft:J,LqUDaNlpel CPA'a Di&. ca -. Ptmb of. A&teadaat. paral7aed Airport Offlce .
Secretarial Hr•lce
.......... 15'7-8131. • ' 11/frtd/
hlcOfc~ n ~· ....................... Delk... I I II
Amerlcaa IDnatora 0 lult, 5005 :?. ~1:.. -~ ..:u._ ......... .
Dea. !:x.ceU«tt lot an. Swtmm1nt Pool Route • ..-.nee. real eatate, etc. beacb, $20,000 net, Sea'eW7 6 reception.lat. a ac rlf l c e : S 13 • ao O .
a.at coven all office ClJllll:WC.Ulm.
lel'Yica at Vf1rJ low cost.. a.n aow • Local AmwQ
ID-11112or1Sl-0Dt. Distributor often op-
Bl'.AU'JU'UL 3 rm. aulte partualtJ for sood earn-•· o.c Airp)rt. *°Imo. laip. You pick the boura.
m.JOG Get tbe --*1CJ. Call --------11 b'lllllll.SU-ml SUIUASI ....,
OFRcaSPACI INV!ST
0114MJ nb -. ... .m ie.'°~su:'~!..s
... I Ez(!91,_,, loce· ~Pier .\r.
• ar OC Alrpolt. -~ lD~~u!·~ ~=-~=· ..._rm. appros. ....., .. .._ 5025 .,ft. ...................... .
714/751-7411
Ill. medical omce suite,
OraDa del llar, S7»11o.
RealoDomlca Corp.
mGIO
I I ...... 4450 ••••••••••••••••••••••
ftr ..... •dncie apeee It ._.......r ...
500to2100S..ft.
JOSA VDDBbll
PLAZA JSJ15-.VerdltE.C.Jll.
-·--"•!•••........ m..cscT CALLOBVJllTTODAY Ile••· friendly co· married •o• a a . ...uv --.. ..-noeaJ care .... ,
nnlll ftuDll Glaaee. Acecla .... I I I I IB.... *"'8. -.P?t. ....
PIU!Nln ~ ....=' llar. 100 aa;ollfiiql ..._ llllDLOllltnNm.
""""' --.-·~ • ftlSiC I m ... .............. --------ADS • _.. s150 ......,_.,.. m .-•• zmNolllroldwQ m.,•Mm All•~ •• • • • •• ................ 131D, W Banker 11Or0..--
PREGNANT! C arto 1. Bid&. S.a1.a Ana Amm fr'IWD OC Alrpolt ONLY S2 .,.~·1 coumeliD1& r714UMIOl ~nEE .......... u-refernl. Ahor1laD. eclop-
Sell &111 Item °' COID· blnaUoo ol lt.eml for Sl5 or leH wllb • Penn)'
PtDcber Ad. J liDIS for 2
cameaitlve da1a· Each
wkfft.,..,.. ll.na ii .,. '°' dleZ ~.Charle It!
No oomlMl'dal ads
For mon lnlonnaUoa
llDd to place yOll:I ad call
642-5171
SCRAMUTS
ANSWERS
Nonna.I -Llftll -
FU.my -11.a.nt -
tkm &lleepin&.
APCAllE 547 .25Q
COYEiCMIL
•95J.Ona •
3' Hr Outcall Service
~ LAW atudeal aeeda
'25,000. WW do anyWq
Le1al. Confidential
OVll. P .0. Boa UC2,
NABllS.
*fOXYLADY•
OUICAIJ. ONLY
•972-1131•
TOMMY'S
OFMEWPoRT
ESCORTS
M2-1S11 A1lo Hlrln1
GnatC o-r
ESCORTS
• Un. Ml.oJ.IO MCJYISA
ANVIL
Banoom paip: ''Whll&
a u•m10 tbat 1111 lal
If )'Oil .... ab1pftecUd
lllld u.dinl water. be DIAMOND WANTED:
ClOldd nbD O'fW ud Mil Prt•. party will ba,J 1 tol
ACCOUMTltHi
a.ml
An h:lt.sMl promotiGa
U. Ol*llld 1IP an a · C!IDeat uppcatw*.y for •
-h!I! II al ... wt&ll •••hwoo~a. ...... Ill __ ..., ...
6 eeeot1aU•I· ltlli acbool ed11e&UoD witll
aome coll•I• eoarae .n•io•~ .. i:nlw•ed. Plwe epp-~ l'<mN BlJCUE
1MlllYNCO
5DDNnpolt cem.-Dr
Newport Beach. E.O.E.
11 ,.. ..... to Omt.a
...... ~ly cba-
odh ¢I JOQr echlc•· tke.........,. dlildwsed
tram U. as'riee. or for _,,...........,&aD-
Plll-L°' W' wan. lll.cmas.-...-um mill• •
purtmlb.
Y•C..n
SZ16PwWll
.Alllo labe man. •aper
Deceu. Hrl7 r•l•
1 er man ,_,. aavinp
Ir lam a:pedmce sr--
...S.
,. ...,_tim. plMM
CllllllMt; S11b1eJ Pen., --
*
E.O.E.. MIP'/H
BANKING
TRJ.ERS
f\delitJ Federal Sn ·
I.op. • pro1reu 1ve lmdfr. llau am..,.hate
'IC I ..... Teilen Es· ..n-ce la pref '"9111,
.... wUl tram II J'Oll ....__>--.a. ..n-ee. Pie ... caU V... al CDS> MMlll larmn..,..U.or appl7 at l2M bnnell ..-,_:
FUU. TIMI
SZE.Ocean
(lilAtlaaUc )
LancBeacb
fg,L & ,..,. ,,....
m:IDs.1 Beadl Bl.cl
Seel Bladt
MM Ill fNEED
{MONEY
JQamAMVIL.'' mn&. emlL. N.&.~
........ .._. IJOO O.C.AmOllT +' Good ........ ·-------------.. 19ft'OlllUY
• CJllO II}~ omc. bdldlnt,
-Lldo lale. purcbue ... tsm.000 •/SJ..00,000 Clwn. '30 12nd St,.
Nwpart Beac:b. can ~
detalla Siena llaalty . .,..
lDlll ... mtdieal bids.
Affll for lmmed. OC·
ap'ICJ •. Am.Pie part..
•
••• • ................... BCOlrr sm~
FD•ADS
AREFIEE
Cal: '° 1671
SpeclallalDI la bul· oeaamen. realdenta
welocJim
7Jt..5241
llMMGJl:stqW&oo Yourm _.. .. ..,,.,..
• Olleelll •U.-.ml
Dnoun:ALL ......
Waated: 1am tenal•
pUtDe1' at TeWlDlll•
QaD.Olll-....
A. J'rme!l Del10t ==·~ --m-. ...,. &laaiN Mw ...
TtlDliou meh awar
Ja!Ol& ... 4Mcn.
Micro
BlectroDlcs
2al-
,..,.. .. ....._,,..ormoieMel~
clNdbl. ~ ... lllJ
~~to--fien*'O
~tndulliy • .. .. ""*' .... ~·· .... ----
,.. P' ... -----• -· • • - -______ ,,,,,_ ----....
AUT090UTI WWWIA sutJ All.
1'°' to I lira tlfl to f'lt /lloat~. Xl•t
• gnU ........... ....
dred, ~abWt7. •ta· ............ wb.la. ---...aa
Om FR
Door to door. Wan nr.
JGllr llllll:ne. h1l er put
Ume. a.00111r. m.aG.
CAIWASH
Mmepr.
Ell:per. Dee' ''Y. Sal. + comm . + boD1u . .........
C~HIERS
UTVTEM
' E • ....
\
.Growln1 SfaL
• • • k1 ladl v. ~/1102 )rt. or eonve Uonal
Joan proce.asln1
exp. Sucoe11ru1
c andldat• win
develop. upct1te
& n1truct
cl••••• tor
Branch Loan
Div. me prev.
teaching or
public apeakina he•rrui. 0o otters , ______ 1 xln bens, 8'J'OWth a.ricaJ
potent. start aal GENJ:RALQFJ'JCE
to$1100. TYPISTS Delivery P/Ttme AM , C. C.-ry Sl!lCR.ETAR.IES L.A. Tlmq. $100 per
~I' ACCI'GQ.ER.KS week. ltl Lqun.a Beach.
TB.Lii
SWSYISOI
Beaut. Irv. loc. Jor indiv.
w/teller
supervisor or
savings
supervisor
background.Xlnt
benes & start sal to $1000. c..c..,.,
972-HSS
PBX·PULSE .....
Top PlY No Fee Dlli---H-----
Paid Weekly for :n~~toni~':!:!
rarell., varies from 30 to 40 bra.
S.\110 to start. Inquire in
penon at 1931 Newport
mMCa.• Blvd. CM, Tue&. ·Sat.
IRVINE 752-6866 DBJV&Y
IDE M /F "1U Ume for local de-
a.ate AL
Register today for local
temporary assignments.
livery. Xlnt. drivtng re-
cord required. Phone for
appointment. 557 -9212, Mr. West. Newport Sla-
tionen lnc.
557-0045 Del. Men over 18 for L.A.
Tunes to homes in N 8 &
SAYINGS r-n.L1n-CM. Mwrt be reliable. SW'BYISOtl , U \ ':. have dependable car.
Growing branch T£M~P'fRSOHNfLS£1MCls Perm. P/f. ~/$450 per
in Westminster l7Z3 lirdt Street mo. 5'8-1740, 646-S844.
seeks i ndi v ....,_.leadl DENTAL ASS'f .• Ort.bo-
w I $a vi n gs chr. Xlnt. wage &
s u p e r v i s o r , benefit.a. RDA or elig1-
b a c k g r o u n d Clerical ; b&e. NB. MM>121.
Great bens & :=:.eafulltuneopen-D E NT A L A s
super friendly IMvafrORY SJ'/CHAlRSlDE, exper
co-workers. Start COMTROLO.BlJ( wlJU?A. established of.
sal to $1050 La's & C_.___ fice m Newport Beach
C.. = -~'" --r ara.M5«J01 s.mc.p.,_ tn-ftl Our eompuy beneflia In· Dental, Chainlde lust.
::...._ c J u d e • d i a c o u n & Newport Beach. pleasant P/T tlUa privelege1, dental 6 group pradlee. Ellper
-.&•-c medical It life tn.urance. pnf'd. 4 _, week. meld
A •llllW•-prafitlluarlq•peoaioa alternate Sat. All. 2upenlnpforat-program. Apply lo •W2 tnc. out.going in-penaato: -------
div .... /typing J.C....-Y DENTAL ASSIST. ·Ex
3 0 + ' e x p 24 r .... ....... per. about aobn per
w/cashiering & ....... ... ~..: c:.=---~ willingness to F.qoaJOpporEmployer DENTAL ASSIST· Full or
l*t·time. Exper. & X-
~ le. pref. 631-1420 or
nm~
learn. Work ap-
prox 20 hrs wk,
Sat a must. Open-
ings in San Juan
Capo & Laguna
Niguel.
Ct1C9TY
·972-HSS
PUTfODI SICY
Commercial
loan exp. for
growing co.
Good SH &
typing. Some
acctg knldg
helps. Lots of
poise, prof
appear., as will
be dealing
w I P'l'Of people.
Sta rt sal to
$1500. + benef. c•c.,.,
972-9955
RECONCILEMENT
CLERK
Exp in reconcile-
ments w/corresp
banks & It. teller I
new accts back-
ground. Growing
bank in beach
area seeks nice
appear indiv to
work 2-3 days on
reconcilements
& rest ol wk as
teller /new accts.
Xlnt growth po-
tent, bens &
startingsh1$800.
~~
Clerical lllatlonal market re·
aearcb firm moving to
Irvine. Will interview
Tumda)' for the follow·
ingpoa!Uom:
. Sealft/RK#l'pt ~,....
Ward Process 0pr Prock,_ Typist •
'°"1>111> G« in 00 tbe lfJO'IDd f1r.
all jobs lead to adv &.
career potential. can
Mon for appt.. All poa ofr
Wp salary "'benefits.
Irvine Personnel Agency
418E17th. Costa Mesa
Sle23t ~-1470
D_e~t,l A11htant I
~Uc Chairaide.
Joli\ our team .
11rqp..mve office. Costa
Mma-Newport. ~5170 .
Dental Assist. Ex ·
perieaced, Expanded
dutieat Private office.
Had. Beach 4 da~. Call
8C7-&i01
Dent.al aasistant, front
dealt, mature &. ex·
perieoced. F. V area.
9lll-1.Hl.
DelUl Office looking for
~ dynamite aelf·motivated
back office asaiataot.
CLERICAL
PEllMAMIMT
PART-TIME
aftemooos. Good typing
skills neceasary .
Newport Center Drl ve
klcation. Call 7!59-0!NS.
Clerks, 7·11. 5:30 PM·
UPM. Tues. Wed " Fri.
llPM-7AM Sun tbru
Thurs. 675 Paularino,
CM.751-t652
CLllK/TYPIST
Permanent poalllon.
SO.a> wpm. Gd ~g
cood & benefits. Mon
t.lnu Fri t-5. 979-2270.
Ciak Typist. full time for
law office in Newport
Bth. Telephone exp. de-
sirable. Ask for Betty.
7S3o5522
a.ERK & XEROX copier
operator, SUO per hr. llorninaa •Sat., 181-0055
Career opportunity &
benefits for right penoo.
Call5C'H85Srigbt away.
Dnn'AL ASSIST Part-
time morning only. Ex-
pel' nee. 548-5.'iOt
DEPENDABLE ADULT
lo operate parking lot
sweeper. P /lime. Sat
2.AM to SAM, Sun 6AM to
2Pll. ~21511
peak clerk/telephone
operator, put Ume, app-
ly Bruce Smltb, San
Clemente Inn, 125 W.
Etplaodiao.
DISPLAY BUILDER -
Min. 7)TI exper. to bui.ld
custom hardwood di.a·
Jlla1s, eat.ab co. w /beal.th
plan. profit sbarlni. pd
vac, lte.edy work. u.Jary
open. Charl•a Gary
Qirp. 71"11--0880.
Driver/Gardener comb.
Jlav. Yalid CA Uoe:me.
Good clrivln1 record.
Min. ap 20. Apply at
Pennyaaver, 1180
Jll#witla CM.
CooD wanted. Monrl.nc
8bifta. AllPl1 ltl ........ Gtow1DI co. • /benefttl,
Ma Berbr'a Res&auraat
Z1Z E.17'b. Cll. Driven_L Cbeek•r Cab, &ood QJ'\Vlnl record,
Find Wbat you want In' mature lacllvldual. DaUt PUot Cluailiecll. --.
1
lfRCE CASIE
UMIT CLB1C
1UnB
Lots of variety
w/thts financial
giant. Loe in
Newport Beach.
Lt typing &
pleasant attitude
only require-
ments. Start· sal
to~. e .. ec.,.y
97Z·f955
nA TFOllM SICY
Commercial
loan exp. for
growing co.
Good SH &
typin g . Some
acctg knld g
·helps. Lots of
poise , prof
appear .. as will
be dealing
w/ itrof people.
Start sal to
$1500. + benef. c•c:Gny
972-HSS
FfUCl.mlC
Growing bch co.
seeks indiv
w I gt>od spelling
& desire to start
on grnd Or. &
advance. Start
sal$550 c .. c:.ny
972-"5~
IAM(
RECOMCILBS
TIARBS
Entry level pos.
for 2 ind.iv w/ntce
appear. & some
ability to operate ·
10 key adder.
Beaut Newport
Beach loc. Start
sal $550. •
Cell c.,.,
•72-"91
MICIORLM TRMES
Super oppty for
indiv to learn to
operate
microfilm mach.
2 Openings in
this beaut.
Fashion Island
firm . 1 Days, 1
nights . Xlnt
bens. & start sal
to $650.
CcllC..,.,
'72·H55
IAC T'RAJNEI
Financial giant
loc. in beach
area needs
several indiv's
w I l't t y pi n g .
10-key & some
credit
background to
join this fast
paced dept. XJnt
hens & start sal
to $800.
~=
ELECTRONIC AS·
SEMBI EftS.all ph.uet,
1alary commensurate
with uper. Encliab
apeakina preferred.
Alkire Electronics Sia.L
Airway, Ave., C.11.
EUX'TR.ICAL HELPER.
genera.I util work. Call
645-Cl.l
ESCROW omcER
The Newport Beach of-
fice of a financial leader
has an lmmedtat.e op-
portunity for an in· dMduaJ with nuoimwn
two yean expenence a.s
an escrow officer or
manager. nus position
offers excellent career
potent.la! to the right can-
didat.e.
ESCROW
SECRETARY
Our beautiful lrvllle or
f1ce is seeking a Secretary with six
months escrow ex·
perience. Typing of 45-SO
wpm ls requir«i.
1beH poeltions oller ex-
cellent startin& aalariea =~beneflta medical, and
coverate and pro-
fit lbariDJ. Pleue COO·
tact Dana Perl1t at
t1l4 mlG-0582 for IDOR in·
formation.
EDCUnVI SICllTARY
To Prealdent of established Newport
Beacb real estate com· pany. Corporate Plaza location. Experience
preferred: •Ulht Accounting •l!llcrows
•Typing
•Dictation .(;irl Friday
U you are quali.fied and
desire a rewarding
future wl1b a dynamic
organization plea.le call
for an bder'filrw. Ask roe
Don VOii Geldern.
640-9900
Exper. baby1Uter.
Daytime. 3-4 days/wk.
SM-WO, 79-1.3"14.
FACl'ORY
WAREHOUSE
AS.SEllBLERS
No Experience Needed
Top Pay Paid WeeJdy
IRVINE IDE 752-&MSI
M/F
FlSHING ROD WRAP
PER -Incl misc.
lhop/affJCe work!. Fl&U-
Ume. Top pay for right
girl. Hrs. open. Npt. Bch.
Call MU8S2, 9-5.
ao..c.....,.. •eot.ct.
•
.. I.Mii ....
lseelleat Oppoft10l •
ror an :::,r.s~int ta " clwtua.l to ~ .
14M741
Jn'IDe ...... /hr. llUlt
111t ... car.aw·1...,.
f«Ohnle~&Hd-· tq clt.y builder. Wlll
lbow unlta, bandle r~ l dU ........... ~., arranaeme~u. Pl .. .,
GlllY <11' requ.l agpllc•
tloos from JQHN
8laCJ.E
3848 Campus Drive, Newport Beach <Across Crom John Wayne Airport)
Equal Opportunity Employer
~ERSupto a pr br. P/f, ear ~.
e6tl2I
~~~~~~~~~~~~~llb""*-'*": Put time. live bl for plamdn1 • THllRVMCO
GAL FRJDA Y · ~ time.
bookkeepln1 eaper ea-
lmlial. flexible hn. in·
leresUn& Job, S'1S.a70
Gardener • Ute main· tenaace. part Ume for 40
tmit apt complell C.K .
~ ...
8llLS llllDAY
Experienced. pro·
feuloaat. permanent.
part time (er ta.a • aC·
coua&ln& otnce. • to • hour. Write ataUna ex·
perience to: Allen Hain·
IDJDll, CPA. *1 B&W·
.neu Center Dr. f103,
Irvine, Ca t'l'Tl.S.
prep. evening meal.
Li&tlt boule"Or*. Cdll.
~I M&-080. Eva aft
500 Newport Center Dr-
Newport Beach, E.O.E .... .,.
9Pm-LEGAL SECRETARt' '
HOUSEKEEPER·Z dya F 0 R S E N 1 0 ~ • • ....... tAll .. nll Car P A R T N E R ,·, ..... ~ · nee. • Qui!Jen&iog poaJUon fOf! • • ao~. N.8. Top pay. ,,,.. -•-L ·'""'· 'l5IMl'5 -see. w I AM> ............. DlL offices, O.C. airport
••ALOMCE ~ mamactwm1
9JOTOSTART co. bm opening for~
HouMkeeper. Uve-io, 2 area. Good bene. S•l "4"
boys: 11 6 3, Prefer aimm. w /aper. Cootat\
mat u re E n c 11 s h . Ill. Prentlce. G-5800 • • •
apedinc woman. Pa~
vacation 6 bolidaya. Uquotl O.RIC ~Rf~ ductlon work in the
5Glrl0fnce medical held. Good
Wkndl. oil Irvine area. Nilbtalwknda. Baycrest.
760-0132. 835-IOSS, u . Liquor. 333 E. l7lh St. ' on. CllAwlyinpenon. .., Varied Acth1ties wortiiltC C!QDd!Uom Is co
We Wlll Train bmeftta. Excellenl opp
Compm:ay Paid Beneflta t 'y for advancement.
Jllltabliabed Some chemlatry pre·
Housekeeper Ex ·
perienced. mature
penon to Uve In and a WboleaaJe Company Cernd but not necessary.
Oall between s-2 111).Bl. Laguna Hilb day Houukeeper for --------
~3321 ln Newport aro.mg O.C. Co. baa full ~~~~~~~~ Is part-lime posilloas
g ueat home . Xlnl
benelU.I • boou.a $600
per mo. (or live 1n.
You' We are rapid·
ly eiq>&nding our bu..'lte
neas & are looking for •
more t e lephon e
aollcllors We need
responsible young ladies
ca-1 Office Clertl
Rapidly upandlng
lrvtne based lnaurantt
agency bas immediate
openiDS for ambitious sell starter for entry
level poaiUoo. Type 40
wpm. Excellent o p·
portunily for advance-
ment 6 excellent co.
beoefita. Salary $700 mo.
Cootact Joyce for ln· t.emew. 754--0881.
GENERAL OFFICE.
228 J'oreet Ave.
LquaaBeacb
GENERAL OFFICE
Imm ilDN Co. near O.C.
a:trpart needs ratJnt 6 axllDc dert.. ..... ap-
Utucle. Good budwrtt·
ioa. Typlng, 35 • .cq.
IB)tmo. SI~ bour wit.
~
GENERAL OFFICE· ll
bktpng. aome t,ypina, I
girt ofc. Cout s Dill.
540-'IQD CJ(.
General Office Small Costa Msa company. l Clrt oftice. Req. pleuant
telephone voJce, ac·
curut;ypiq. Recordinc
o1 orc1en. 1eoera1 omce
dmiea, 35 br. wt. Call
Martha. &U-21542. M .
GENERAL OFFICE
\WRK·record keepin& It
typing, motion picture
theetel-co. Send Reawne
to Classified Ad f.4118,
Dally Pi.lot. PO Bo• 1560,
Costa Mesa, Ca. 912111215
General otfice 6 clenw
light typtq, filing. •
telepbonina. Airport
area.~
a •• ., .. Offlce
Rapidly expanding
rmf&-bu Immediate full
lime openloa for am·
bltiol.w self starter in en-
try level poaiUoa. Must
be accurate. eQjoy work-in8 with n,ur., and ab&e
to \M addinl machllMf. Type a minimum 40
wpm. XIDt opportunlty
fer advancement ID lbis
new Job dauUlcatkln It
Ida& co. paid beoeflta. s.w, S750pel' mo.
CINCO
avllilahle. You can e&-
pect to earn up to
S7.001br doing m~reat·
in& work. 531-0811.
Guarda
GUAIOS MEIDID ...._..TB.Y
$4.00/tfotr
-......
HOUSEWIVES ·
wattftssing. part time,
Wed-Sun d)'I. pvt club
~ 1110 ror intervlew
Hou.ewaru/Caahler.
FUD/Pan time. Awl>' i.n
perlOll. lUon Hardware.
lm& Irvine. (Weatcliff
Plaza>.NB.
Hllqir, bffoto, F/f. eld.
Ledy. Own tram. Refs.
•IOZI.. 4M-4408
lo work evening hours •
5.~ lo llPM , Sun-Thurs. ·
You can earn anywhere
ff'Om 13.~ to t6 00 per hr •
There's no selling 1n~
volved and no experten~
necessary . Call aftet'
lPM 540-4088 . .Uk for
&le
LV .MJMoc Sllift ·
Relier nurse needed Tues
ltWtd. ll·7:30All. XlnL 4
ulary Apply tUS .
Superior, NB. -
BUll4N RESOURCES
CONSULTANT
All.EYOU AllBmOUS
We have opentnp for
aecurity otficera in lbe
Laguna Niauel area.
Benefit. include: un·
tforma provided. paid
vacatiom & wagee paid
weekly. Please tall or
apply in peraoo at
Burn'• International
SecwitJ Services. 177$ Cenler St. Stel02.
Aoabli.m ml5. G-4830 BUI' IN A RUT? llU~IINllST·· l yr min e1l· .. •
4MIAl.DS llAK.EnfECALL .-. W•.::: ,;:
........... ~~E
lllale•Fwle 1mmopem.p,p1torf/l. claas 8 . Fatt
RIUred welame. lllb earn:iap poteati.al. pvwlq machine shop
Uniforms l•ratshed: rt> II* aper' nee. •• r..tl llCIOd people. Xhtt. paid vacatJoa. No eK· traiD )'OU! Far m&.-vww eo. bm. Pald bolidays. psieoeenecea1ary.Apt>. ,._1213 VA 1. lrvlne area
ly Lotus ltlv.Upt.ioo & 546-8210
$ecuricy, 1537 Baker St r---------,
Bldg. A. Coeta lleu. I •nduatnal .~-------151~ I NHD~ I MACHINISTS~::
o...n:a. HOUD ... Y 11u.s•' Sec•dSWft t•llUGMOW .,_ ,. I S11LL GROWi.NG! JM~·
Permanent No ••P•rience I MEDIATE OPENINGS
Openings net'ess..ry Top pay . I AND OPPORnJNmES ..
·Premium P.Y . paid wacauons . I FOil:
·Uliforml, cJeaniq free never a ftt I • ..._. e IClll Ast uulllr
-llltm'epenom I • ._...._,Worbrs
WewW=me ASs1:t=as 11 •Toataoo. ............. .,
PACKA811S • d APPLY IN PERSON MACH -124'•• . MON-FR1&-3Plll ~ I •T9"1LAllW . • w AalHOUSI 0 at BEKINS SHIP.ac CUS I 911r-or1
PROTECTION I SERVICES I AND MORE. Minimum
Bil W. Ball Rd ILL[" 1
1
:::uen:.=ua~~~
Anabeim,Ca. ~ .~ avllllab&e.
f714J761-41ll S ERVtC E & WEOFFER ·
E.0.E. M F Call or •Highly Competiti ve
Come rn Todav Ralas Ill· 14• t .;....... •P\emy ot Overtlme
GUARDS 2102 BusiMss Clr Dr "5hift Differential Sw~ •Excellent Compan1 •
Benefits for Employees" FUll & part time All
area s . Uniforms
fumiabed. Ages 21 or crver. Retired welcome.
147-)491 ........ &Dependent.s.
8907 Warner •215
No eq>erlence nee. App-HMJJO LL
ly Uruvenal Protectk>n 11.S N Main (HltRBlk J ~eg.!~6 ~-~~ Main<H&R81kl
teniew bow'I t-12 6 t-4 l --I llan lhru Fri. i. I ·13 1.oMJ LatMtl I --------I 27957 Cabot Road I
twlDllSSB W/lbUowia&. aood loc • I E.0 .E. M/F I
wartintcondl. Sl-1113 '----------1
Hsdwue sales, full or
part time. See llike
Jolmon, H.W. Wrl&ht
Co., 1215 Rocbester St.,
Coalleu.
1nlunnce Pmt-time penooal lines
illlunDee trainee. Xlnt.
CJIJllO"lunJt1 for advance-
mmL Pbooeta.5517.
INSURANCE
APPL VIN PERSON
LWSIEGLER
TRANSPORT
DYNAMICS ·"~
3131 W. Sqentrom
Santa Ana, Ca
~O.E. m /f/h
MAID
Exper pref, full time.
Allo p/Ume. ~-3030.
IWdl. ~ The 1no at
lapn.a, 211 N. Coaal .
lllry, Lapna Beach
IWWW ARE SALl!S. AJ>-
ply ln person. Rion
Hardware, lo:M Irvine,
(Weatd.U'f Piasa), NB.
A~ •Casualty As· liltmll. exp min 2 yn inc typln.&. xlnt benertt1.1--------
Help W&J:ded bl Ceramic
lbldio.
.Jamm IDlura.Dce omee.
lrvlne, calJ llaurffn MAINTENANCF; c::nat=.
(1Blk8..otllaterolf --
~.s.0 . .1.
SUPERVISOR ~-· Lmiiiiiiiiiilldiiiiiiiiiim~)---I ....... ,c , .. ., .. lfall.a/eaabier needed.
General A&IPl1 dally llAll. llt ca I a ... x I~ a.
BlltanDL .. s. l'ltll,
Cll LOOll•
I •
~
I , •
I '. '4.;.
I ". I
&SICT.
Q). wW t.rlJD • su.rp
..-. •lf!IJiblJ tnlQCrrr Ut. 8.B. 1kl111 H a hckul> seer. ta tbelr ~dept. ~per ..........
Miao ~es firm
.... a M•t"'•NM"f" Sopervl1or witb •
pntmgm ot 2 191'* U• = iD plat "'8in· ~.... , plumblnJ and _.cal.A.~
In pHventi•• maln·
tenane• procedureir . ~. &lcperi•c•~ In .... u..tmeat .,.. .• .......
J
I •
•MODB.S• • •ESCOITS•
EQeilebte Preferred
•661-0729•
..... pment MODE.LS needed for
14R.A TIOH l'llOOf oooYMUon fWiion photo
Seetioe ambitlou1 modelln& aDcqobased
peraoo wbo de.Ires ftrm ioterviewtne Jan
freedom and secunty 12. 13 • 14th. Call for
and is willmg to learn appt. SSl-4312 aft 5.
~ 't lnterf ere wttb pre.. .. job. cau for appt. Need. couples to manqe
1neome Plamune Assoc:. bnsmesa p/tlme. Tram·
l4M'185 mg pnMded. For appt.
---calllf7-153S,4-7pm.
llaDagement Trainee Ret&UStore Need 5 women im -
RadJo Sback bu full mediately. fUU or part
t Im e c a re e r op . bme. Management posl·
portunWea & partUme bon8 ava!lable. For tn·
job opportun11ies open-terview appt. 559-0226.
101 up now in the Nurseryman, fftime. AP.
Newport Beach area. If PlY In pen!Oll. Hollister.;
YoU are military retired Nunery 2640 Harbor
or a college graduate or Blvd. CM
are currently eotog to ---
college• hlgbly motivat-t«JRSES AIDIES
ed for increased earning needed to gtve TLC to
based on performance elderly patieoU. Claases
pAease apply al Z100 W atart lmmed. Earu wtiaJe
Coast Highway, Nwpt. you learn, all shifts
llcb. avail Apply 1445
RADIO SHACIC SJpenor, NB.
ATANDYCORP. E.O.E. t«MSISAIDIS
MAMUF.ACTUIJMG All ablfta, certified or
llAli&S tralDeea. llaa Verde Coovaleaeent Hoepttal, an amterSt., CM. lmmed F tr1me
Openmgs NUl"SUIR
Mahriat HclMl.r
'8odmctioft Traiftff
a.ai•mg Ca.ti
Co. benerlts. Irvine.
540-7639 A. Kendavis
Ind. ... E.O.E .
RN SUPERVISOR
7wn 3 :.>pm.
LYN CHARGE NURSE.
3pm llpm
~ AJDES. 7-3:30
or3-11:30.
Certified or will train
NURSES AIDE AS· --------•I S ISTANCE 8 :30am· 1:~ or 4pm-8pm. No
experoec.
Good medical, dental
benefits. IJapblp Con·
valeaceot Center, 466
Flapb.lp Rd, NB IC2-80'4
Manufacturing
)Engineers
Ttwport Dynamics, a <>m.ce help p/Ume. 4 hn/·
IJO'rinl, •table divilloo day, Mon.-Fri. Hn Dai-"Lear Siegler, Inc., a hie. Esper. ID peyroU,
Fortune 500 Company, pmtlnc. etc. helpf ui. Ap-
lm immediate open1np ply upstaln canrub,
for ex pe rl en ce d Beach 6 Warner, HB,
Mao u I a cl u r In I betwemt6llam.
~·
Succeaaful applicants
will work hi baalc
macbine lbop environ·
mm& IDd be ...... J:o
mudadmeo( precWoa
ael'09pace hardware.
Dullea will lnelude
e1tabll1bmemnt of
metbod.I, toolla1 and ORDER TYPIST w/eom·
...... and cmta with pmeraper. •=CID procbxtivi• 54&-0808 t;y ~ emem. Depee
dellrable bul not mao-
dator,.. lllalmum 5 r-an uperlence a•
U.Udllrtq Enllneer
in p.reclllon machine
1bop eavil'ODDlent t• ....
642-4321
P~TE-UP
~SEMBLER
wttb at least 1 year ex penence. preferably
newspaper. Excellent
compeny benefits. Apply
between 9AM and 6P M
Monday t.bru Friday
ottANGE COAST
DAILY PILOT
64.2-54182
330W. Bay St
ea.ta Me$• F.qual~y
•PIX• T .A.B. an1•erto1
eervice
T.AB. am. ten'. bas a
few posatlom open in
Tl.ls., SA. CM. •Hunt R
areas. Vaned slufts. P rt'
or F rr Many outstand
mg benefit.a. Work near
your home & earn wb.J.Je
ywlearu.
SC3-4Z30 E 0 E.
INJECTION
MOLDING
OPERATOR
BenU•J' eontlnuea to
ftf1W ••• ·c:remlinl lilt and
2Dd •hlft opportUD.lties
for lodl•lduala wltb mtn•mcm 6 moatbl es·
perlence in JaJectloo
McMnc
lladern. dean faclllUea, load tt.artlnc sa1arJ aDd ~ p&ld beoeftta
.. comblDed to create
an ucellent overall
wortdn1 eavlronment
db a lelder lD the It.a-
ble, crowtb-orieoted
rmdlcal equlpmmt raeld. AllPlY in penoa 9 to 3 or ca.u · (714 )557-1881 (24
hours/day).
IEMTLEY
LAIORATORllS
IMC
tmBeynoldt
Irvtne, Ca 92714
lamrt
ISGIOWIMG
WWW"iiOWilT
JOSltOO
• A L 8 I T A T & BrtOt.. .U•Haat ID· MUl:P'AH W.AWl'a> ~ .. handle v_, ~ilP rou.COM: bulY .--. Do oUan-.._ J • ol"9 •mile 1111110 Nft, J Caa ror 9'11*9""* catl atta, .... ,.,,. ~co ----,.__._. p
lllllUllJ.•f'lndoutwby ----.
TEMPORARY HEI.P
WANTED al Coastllne
Coll•I• Bit Store for
bellnn1nt of Sprint ,...... ... Cuhlisn, nr
SICl:lrAIY &erp ft 1toct &Mtrton
HD.IMC To'.... I I •• .... • • ................ ...-.
MW Uc. eara blC US ~ ... ~·=·Harbcw, W.. OollHt talk witb --------
U..m. •·Our produc· R.ecil Ralntyllat, PIT I•-------• \ / la t a p • o 1 l v e ~ Apply la
JW,.lllGlllltY tor ab.up~ needed moru .ti eve SAL!& Jxb:1t . t.nia& 1kiOa .., 1bift. Applf at 1J80I
BROWM
JORDAN
2697Hc6aday .
SwlaAM.Ca
I /1Mad1et ttrm•. 4-per-. S. Fafar, lier.
,....... QPta. 1alore. --. ~n.d a ..-, ''We've --------'°' u. beat lh1DI aolnl ··. Reltminu.U N.8. &rM. A.Ill tor llr. IJDmediate part ume aa..nl-.a& O&MtDiDI• avail for
leal!IW. .. ,, I •s.t
N9wpgrt Deb lDYCSCmmt
l\rm .. ~ ataff. ~ .Lie.
req'd, Mr. Mlllipn:
n4-IS5-0em ........
cocb. bartenders, de..
livery driHn. Coou
dlUlt be 11. drivers 21 •
OV'a' W/pocl driVlDI re-
cord. I4Qkin1 for 111·
dlvidua.11 with outiolnc
pel"llODaHtlea, able to
wort eveo.inp. Starla
from $.U5 hour + Upa A'1Pb' 4ail1 after 5 pm,
OHla U• 111r •ltfor Jean or Mary.
Larlo alNlDdlnl com Ille 'bEd'iPiDa,410£.
pany h Heklnl lo· lllb St, Costa Meu
divldual1 wbo . ,po11e11 ~lkWI lD re-Reatauraot Wanted
al estate. Penorll we are O>ob, Waitreuee. ~p.
looktn1 for. po11lbly help needed. Full ft pert nwMP.I a.o oftlce now, t t me . Good pay ft
ort.ve &be a:perieoc.6 benefit1. Apply Jolly
d•llr• to ,become Roger, 2300 Harbor
maaqen All repUea Blvd. C.11 ~ bdd lD ltrid confideDce. • .
$1500 month + bonua Ir Restaurant, busboy .
ioce&1tlve prot::i .tr evenlngs. ZublH, 1712 ~ company its. P I a c e n l 1 • , C . II
RelltY to Box 654, Dally &n·&Ml'l.~1 Pliot, P 0 Box 1560, ----'------
Coat.a ll&eu, Ca.1126216 Bmtaunmt rouoter gtrl,
Real&tat.e
UCB458
part ume AM Zubies.
1712 Placenta a , C .M
fli3l·ll803. ~
&NJC&tSID
WiU trun Best com· Restaurant mission split ui the in· Ex Pe r 0 y s t e r B a r
<bt.ry '10/30. to top pro-penon. Call Janet at the
ducen For Interview Dana Trader, 493-2fl03
call Blll at Redhill Real·
ty, Udo office: 673·7300
REAL ESTATE
COMMHCl.AL
Leading beach area
brokerage hnn ts look·
mfC ror management &
sales trainee F.x
penence not necessary Excellent training, in
surance program & a
draw available. Call now
for an app't
Realooomics Corp
67~
REAL ESTATE
AGENT
Have openinl for a1·
grewve qeot w /leadmg
COllJPUlY Wl1h excelJeot
traJnmg & lll"e8l pot.en
taal. Unlicens ed
welcome Ca ll Al
!b!Jato 963-5671
Restaurant He lp
Counter On the Bay
Super Atmosphere. A
great pa rt t 1mt• Joh
Lwg1 's Lido V1lla..:e
NB 67~2113.5
Restaurant
SGT.nPPYONl'S
PfZZASTORE
Now tunn~ for ruJI & part
time opemngs 11t lcl('a·
UOrlS near 0 C Airport
Varymg days & hours,
Ideal supplemental IJl
come for housewives &
students. Our pro-
en-lve. crowtnc com
P9QY olfen opportunities
for advancement based
on your }ob
performance. Pleasant
MJrkJ.ng coodlltona Mu !\l
be 18 & over Apply in
pen;on between 1 & 6pm
ZJOOS E Bniitol
Santa Ana Hc1~hts
CNen LO McDomud s I
5A9-8674
EOE Receplion1s t rrom 2 9 ._ _______ _
Wed. • SUo. For Balua
Caint.bian Yacht Club.
1801 Bayside Drive,
Cd.II: M4o-953>
RECEPTIONIST. Law
Offieie, llt.e pbonea, $550
per mo. 'JU.7'10
Becepdonlat~w Flnn.
Dix cillees oc alf1)0ft
area. Type IOwpm,
~. aea1 ofc ad-
mlo. dutin. Pleuanl
1urroundln11. Good
tJenda. Dlanem..5300
Relitauraol
BOB'S
HOtiiE Of THE
llGSOY
Immediate openings ln
our family restaurant at
nearby locations. We re· quire no prevlou. ex· =. Jom our friend·
Come see us to-1-neo 2"'4pm. w ..... w ........
Um IT..-...
CMfflrt
91M2AdumAve. H.B.
73l1 f'..dioeer, H. ft
45aZ1 Campua l>t'. Irv
3355S. Bristol s. Sall1a Ana
Ue lnT,...._
2m5i'2 .mid& de la ~Lqmallllls w. •• w .......
C1 hhra
154 E. 17th St.
Costa Mesa
ltlC.w'IOMtS'T
A11t Receptlool1t for
buly board lD COOlenial,
fHt paced Newport
Beach R.E. otflce. Xlnt
phone etiquette,
penonality, " prof. ap-F.qual()ppor Emplyr ~ req. Call Lllil.1~~~~~~
~------~ ~ RIX!EPllONIST -Of. Hollten/Caabier. Full
ftcle Alllat. Good front of. U me. Momin 1 1 h ift.
flee appeara.nc•. Llte Reliable, Is oeat ap·
typin&. 4"4tday work &Mtarance. Apply In
week lD N.B. starline ·person. Ma Barker'•
aa1ary '100. 54f.a& lleUanD&. 212 E. 17th
Cll. llC&'iiOMilT
IAw ftrm needa triendly, 1-------ou\IO::L:eceptionl1t. e.tala1mt I.Me • ,_.al ol· HOSTISS flee duUea. lmmed. PAJtTTlllE ope1li••· Call l'ran, Ideal 1dledlll• Uam· D-140. .. llc:.da1 tin rn-
UCll:PTIONIBT·O EN ::...~ c.:r::. ore, mouoo ptet . .,......,clllll&al.Alll•bt-
tllalC4r' co. lmd a.um. ..-. ............
to a-1.f'led Ad hfT, peaaloD. Apply la
blQ1P0ot.POBoa1'80, P91QD:
Oaieallell, Ca..... J.C. ....
MP "raw.I ............... l'.qUlOW,..~
C wadl ID tailt Peced, can-Blidlu8''8l., P. V. .. ~~·~o1. , _____ _
Nau2'!f~~~lon. s.n::~=·
aamtact.ure.r o1 quality Good typloc alulla h&htinl producta, featur· N O ma ...-a ~atJon ~. ear .c.
tor commerical .ti In· A6rpart. S..7ll7
<btrial uaen, bu open-S E C R E T A R Y .
lDI far aalea pencJI) in O••-bt oppty " x1nt LOCAL PtOteekd tu· -t. -.. ritory. ilult be DOD• _, a crowma eo, Ill'
Pltwute iod1Yidual look· U.S.162lll
&111 lar tbetr LAS1' JOB. SICllJ'AIY
Experience lD opeatn1 arusr bave top UiDa ill
new lliCCOUDtl fr upcrac1. SIH. typiq, &~ lDI edsUna accowr&a a t b i ~Draw aod/or b.l&b ec n q u e. . E .
··-'-' . Dindopet. Airport area. ~1 commauWJU • Gd beneflta, pleuaot bonus. Full company wmt1ng oonctMk'OI. Call beneflu -maJor t-swtl.dy9-..-
medlcal, retlrema.. etc. For interview appolnt.-&ecnury mm .._ bequJU'ied ID pn1
CALL CHUCK PRJOR olftee akaUa tproeedurel.
014'77M120 Prefer 2·3yn. esper.
Equal~)' TypiDI 55·IO+wpm.
EaJpDyel" M /F Good CJllllQrtUDll)' for ef. ~~~~~~~' ftdmt. well.orpaiaed.
s.lla
DoYouHPe
Phone
&nMience?
lf ~-;oobn& ror a
.,...... illldaridul lo
-ID • pomd floor ol mwl1 fonmd CQl'POr•-t1on ia preal111oua
Newport OnR.r 'habaa
lallaL 714-7»1SZ5. uk
farLaVame
auccemfuJ nauooal com --------pany that offen Xlnl
pay, advaottment. poteo
ual, & a premJum pro-
duct. call DOW Mr 5tOM
5«).G3 •
Salm help needed Looi!
mg for mature andiv1duat
to work in f ubk>n onent
ed store. F.x~r1en~ pre
ferred Smarty P11nll!,
24m S. Hnstol, Sant.i
An.a Apply Ul per..on
Ml.ES
lll.'l.ldt>. salary & comm
Work Orlllll!e to Wall
tr&Ul &ptd adv. l.8 yrs
over. n o t'lP nee
Hardware & tools whlll.
will pey up to l24K plus
Call~
SU. 111.aoqement
n.LOOI(
Fllmoua for the finest in
men·s & women's Euro-
pean clot.hml(. l1as 3 aaJe
00111tlona op<>n, ruJl or
part lime ExJ)f'r nee
Salary + comm Call
lOAM SPM w t.et up ID
lt.'!'Vlew
THELOOIC
Faab.lon lsle. N 8 .
~
* SICllEf Aall:S * Esec 1ec SaaPedro S11IJJQO
Sec RE sbrt $15,IOO
GO 8urT Red.act SlSK
Sec recna~ SlUDO
• *Gtrt Pnday /Oun*. ••Sale!! Our Of ra~ • •
Appl Only I f'rtt
Lu Raoden ~ency
4020 Blrch. Ea tab '64
Ne'W'port But'h 83J..8190
Secunt y Guard<. nef'diN1.
... 'f. p 'f. unarmed Potils
a.n M.a.ulOO VaeJO atta
Oar & phone needed. Cal I
1'B-2300 Between !I AM "
J PM ror appomL
SIC"Y /UiCI' I ~.woman forQA
"\rm at llacArtbu.r 8lvcl
• Jamboree Rd. Good
~'m4274
Sheet metal brake
operator Ir punch
aperatnr Fast ~~
t'O needs good peopie
Xlnt co ben Paid
bobdays V A I lnLM
C'ea S46-82lO
SHIPPING 6
RECEIVING CLERK.
eiqier-prderred. FT +
aame overtime req. Ad·
TOOL
CRIB
ATTENDANTS
lmnwtl•e opminp OD
two lllifta. We are flexJ.
hie! We ean wie etther
full ume or part Ume lD·
di viduala. Es-mUJtary
wpd to-.pply.
CONTACT
WR SIEGLER
TIAMSPORT
DYMAMCS
llJlWellt~
6-&a.AM.CA
E.0.f;. .. ,,. JH
100 YOUNG RIR
111 AllUMES??
We ewnmJ.y bave opm
lap lcr lO lhaJlt pJ.a •
...,_ to tnft! an ... .,.,
tew YClft, Illa.ml • all
GCllllraa)ardla •re-
llllt .,.. W1lb muqae
>'O'llll bulneas croup
represent1n1 leadlo1
US . publlaber1 . tr-.portauoa as botel
pd along with 2 wk1
t.ra.mmg at our expense
'No Exper1en1't>
Settssary " All 11pph
canl5 mll:l>t tMt II! or ovn.
imat1at'hed ff rt-ad y to
"!tart 1mmt•!I Hrturn
tnuuportJt1on li!uann
teed For inh.·rvlt'w roo
l4K't Cilml R1duir~on .it
tbt V1,1tabood "ot~l. JUI
H.wbor 81' d. ~ Mts•
from lOAM to 6PM M on
Fn.
SE~
Constr .1.uppl11•:1 "-11
comm. J(.') j:.rad t-ull &
p ll~ FanulJar., tool<
bdpC'uL Sl5 $30K Lill
~
RAIN EE p1rtur1•
frilm ln~ b U ilOt'l>~
Permanent position
llB ar1l8 S.50t7 Sales posltton now avula
ble wtt.b c:aillonua oldest
floor coverlne firm.
Commer't'laJ ft rea1deo-
Ual salea, espertence
preferred. Coeta Mesa
abowtoom. Contact llr
Welda. 751.2331
vancemeot oppty for "'""-"'. temporary part
ri1bt person. Some time. Rieb acbool 1tu-~ be!ptul. No. East da <*-... hour. 4 boura
CM. f1Nmo d8ilJ call S4l-34l4
SIUPPING/REC'G .-wmra
SUPERVISOR Lw ante A&mcy needs
Sil pe111ont. Perm. full· P'111t srowtnl mall order uperaenced ri re as
lime. R.•. Abrams puhltshiq co. U. !WW casualty W>denrriter. Cataklt SbowrOom. 11Ut -_.. far .... ~ G d N_..,.rt Blvd., c-ta --..--.. .._.. oo opportunity ~~ -IJ-c ~ riw" · Pa-loo Bobelt8DD lnlurance As· ___ .;...__ ______ • alllll baftdea.ireto learn IOC, 1oc. 87$-0512.
md wWtn..-to won: a.rd. Ccmpeny ~ ~ 0 pJUzed .ec'Y
tremendous 1rowtb for Real &t. " small
wldllD Dest z yn makinc motel olc. IU-1.334-d.ays,
avallaW. • cnat op-~.
portmll7 '°" ll4•anee-
msll. &&art -pr "· W /raiM an. lat DlO,
Call JaJ or AaDe at
a.asrror--.
...,_part llme day,
oHr 11. Gu Ll1bt
Broiler. Wiil traln.
~,..,
SMOI SALIS WAM'l'll>:
Wlllled wtt.b or wtthout *YM. AICHl1ICT
eqir. WWtraiD.Ach&DCI YoUA1. e&perienced tbW•a-Gd Nava I Arcbltect I
SA.LES po91 ..... eom-~-...... l..J-~ pm:y bemfb. APS>l1 ID -wan.-. to ,._.
St.art )'OW' New Year orr .,..... tam uu llam. at .. u •oat COPlP•nY.
ridK! MaJor ~ la U · Slandard Sbot9. 1111'1 So. = ~~ =
pmdlnt "'e'S::~~· _Brlltal _ _..;..• Cll __ . ----tab dlred.ion. 8ecoDd lD
'"91lve 18 · SILIUICB&EN c b a r I e o f d e · Exteo1l ve trainlnJ, OPDA'l'OR ilp/eniineerinl dept.
.,.t ~or the r1lbl Exp. onl:J awlJ. Near Proliftc draftamao. ~ ~interv~~~':ii O.C. Airport. lloe-Tlnu, ty to work •Imai.rial
MlcbeUe, 8-W4. IAIM:IO PM. tft.tC ~ ::'meS.:S-=
AD equal OCIPl)I talky
~m/f
WOID~
Vydee esp pref. XlDt
En1 /apelltn1 .
n..cribe from dicta-
ticn eqalp. XlDl bmefits.
Jamee lmunnCle office. trvtoe. ButlU'a ~.
E.O E.
WOID NOCHSOtt
TYPtSTfP.T.
llelaltb caR co. in Irvine
ha. an immediate open. ma tar • word proceuor operator wbo types
7G-30wpm accurately.
Esper. ptef. Evening
boan flaible. For IJJ.
formatloa, contact
Dea he Guimond,· "1·1'1A •
E.0 E. 11 /Jl'
WC:. OYIRsaAS
... IDlll'e IDllDI!)' W'Ort· mc ..,,.. repn11eaa of
)IOUlf aeia. Mll or Pft9elll
poattioo. All t7pe1 or
workera 1trcently re·
qWed. For details, lend
• •tamped , 1elf
addl ed envelope to
hlwlya' ;la,_ ..
Serricft
'101 Walbmgtoo Street
Dept. 5032
BltraJo. New York 14205
Youth~lon
Part Time cveoin~:.
<u~ adult:. workm~
wtth youth Over 21 Own
traMportallon $3 50 hr
5Utt 6-9PM
CALLANDRl'.'.:A
642-4l21. ext 2:50, I 5P M
EOE..
.... I •• ....................... ~
1005 .......................
...... Of'IMlt4i•
AMTIQUI MAU
SUN J ANUARY lJ
IOAMto&PM
DOOR PRIZES GIFTS-
A I. L I T E M S
DISCOUNTED W I AD!>
JOIN OUR
CELEBRATION'' ~STEI\.
ABBEY
Al'n'IQUE MALL
~ W•mlmttt Ave
GerdmGrove ~103
,,...,,_.... Vad.orian dJn.
... rm croap. Ucbn, rnd
tbl. at.eDdl to 11' ft RM·
Ill. All ..... ela.borat.e-
ty carved • to Deed of
~ ........ ,.
l'CMCH AMn9UIS
New elalpment bere.
Ows-3m pieem. January
~aawupto~oa our blr pricea. FRENOR
MANOR.s ANTIQUEIS. zna s. f'aintew. eorDel'
Warner, Santa Ana.
<714 )17•1708. Open 7
dQa, lOAll-1 Pll.
'p .. mc• IOIO .......................
~PAID
Wabr /dry ra/ Refri C•, wartdnc or not 15'1-81.SI
Aut.omaUc wuber •· mectrtc dryer '50. Gu
drys' •• Guaranteed •
del5e&4172
kmmon,,...... Ii drJ«
:slot. CODd. $250pr. ---
S..jSdlyteSIOOO S?ARTNOW! r.qulremenu to :
Ell dltl .... LocalAmwaJdileriba&or l1W'9GGDll Dept., Hunter Dbl. onn •lffl. Hlf· pe DI a co-..-,.;.. -··•"v for u--._ PO Boll tnw\ ontinatblt orden wn ... _. ---.. --. . -. d•aalac •&o••· Xlat. W. producUm 6 ae-9JOd _.... You plek 1_A_.__...., __ ,._PL_Dll.5 __ .__ amd. m. mta.
a.·1 departmimta 8oUd tbt ...... hr aPIJl. to -.. LoeatJon: Jnia. ID-mrt 1a ti r ,,, JOGF rw~·u-•IOl~JSlnt .. ,... o..,_,._......., ........ an llaD &1wa ~lctQ, MC • c1u1trta1 Com.Plea. '-UJ own, c m ·IMt or tl •• t 1 ... t:!.airf~·...J!arllra ~ me. -0 .. Jtt. m.na _IW Pm • wortdq coodi· •-------------------Stock 1ld, Har 0 .C. t.lou. Aalt for Jeff. C 3 alt
Airport. Beaefita. t •ml 'C \ • ..,. ~:•Pll. JIOD.Tbar. WAmlOUSla.ldr •••••M••••••--
•*I Pit• Ja ... opnla1.
TAX PREPABm -N z I ll1 benlftla. l'al'B.B. amc.. .... ... Call Balboa CID•• Jlutae ....... Tl for If!!. &0.~ M/f'IR •
... IOUll/DIMI ~-;ewe:.~ .. o.ea .... ~ ~=-~:
I
I
**llUY ** Good med FurDitore A ~ --OR I will eell 0r~You ft .....
MASTBtS AUCTION '91. Stereo 1098 ,., "''a 1JJ.t6ll ..... __ ........... ..
CAmlPAID
For act med tum. anti·
~ •mTV'a 157~1J3
Bed. ClDIQP. W /sprlap ft
mlltl. ear--O'OUPbac
• 1'*9o.: 117-411'71
SOFA. .... 1Wt ana,e
falldc: Xllll eGDd. SISO.
('4 ... tOill )175-ftDO
Be.aifUl 25 '' 7.eDith oolol-
'IV. 2 yr. watt., tree ..
li¥97-llat. 846-1111.
21" RCA COLOR
<X»llSOLE. 1110 ar bll
flr.-.CG ...........
I I .. C I ....................... •1 114 ....
8 pc bdnai Ht, T pc .. ----------·------·., clmlt8. • pe Jly rm. all s
mo. dd15lal7, 157....,
•°"*mp. nraea dlnJnl
cbliD. Farted CCDS. AU
for .... 16t-TJ15
Deeailltar llqWIP eabtne. --·ld&e ., .... s.. .•••. ar•a1. U&MMl C'll s az uw -·. --i..,... ~pc. •ed1-J,
dart '*-IOlde w /tQat
patt•rn fabrlc .,.._ ... , eolfee table.
Famal .... i.ble -w /upltOlj1eNd d.aln.
Wrou1bt lroD cbn·
detill'-a. diam. Call
ll:rlllll*-~
GlmWJiS. IOSS
W.Wh•
BUYING
or
SELLING
l'llhhY_.
DAILY PIL
IQAT -
'11 Dodi• F•mU1 or 0.....-Vu. Beau '1,
.at .. ps 4. tnll. Call
------------s.-1•
•S.•lcc., ... a hu111rte1 t400 .......................
--------"18 hrd Va f!UO. PIS.
P/B. A/C, 45lt ml. P700.
Mutt aae. Ul·HfO. .,.., "* faratw.
,. Pbr'd &-100. a&alL
V ... air; AMJnl .._
a.. PIS, carp9ted • panelled. 15,too. dya 9411r7.-.. ... 7D
'11 Dodu Vaa 100 Tradeamaa, V ·I , 311
-cine. 31.000 mJ, custom
..... ~ pA1at Job by Tra~
per " ~ Ana. Capt. cbalr1, au n roof ,
port.boles, P S. P /B,
ma1 wbh , $4950.
8'M5M.
.._ WCllhd 9590 .......................
WEPAYTOPDOLLAR
for I.op UMld cars-foreiCD.
doawtktl or claSlics. 1f ,.,.. ear ii extra clea.D,
.... n.RST!
~-
#1 la ONltt C.....,.· I
2925 Harbor Blvd.
COfJJ' A MP.SA
979-2500
WllUY
CLIAMCARS
AM»TIUCIS
CONNEU
CHEVRO;..ET
·. , '• II ,
-• '.I I
S46-I 200
WANTED! tm Late aoclel To1otaa, • • .,., .. , ................ ,. •• .,. ... ,._ .. ,.,~, ... __ , Vohim, ~ • Vam.
....................... ~UJt.odQI
~ ............
reator•d ahat eoad. lll.GID.as.«111
Ill llllleaee1ee1 ........... ______ ... tll
CREVIER
"JI Qpd . VI. -,.. ............... ...... '71 -U••trt-. ......
Mlm •1• .......................
LMel
-..c:nOMO.
AU.MODl&S
SIEPACOllPAU --
BARWIC K DATSUN
8Jl-I J/S 4'1 J Jl7S
•Jim ... t7 .. . ................... ...
·~=-s~~ii;ll '12 Twp IUT. blKk; Jiit a.care Ma ta. Extra
LAIGI 58.ICTIOM
OFMIW 1'79
3201'1• 5211't
'33C5i'I • 7lCN'I
IMSTOCX!
Call today · We also may
have that pre-owned .. -------BllW you are looltuia ll:r!
131-2040 49Mt4t
OIAMGI COUMTY'S
Ol.DIST
IOlfHI
D1SCm1• .. ,...
DIWIUYIR!
771MWl2CI
Auto. tram., aunroof, All/Fii Ref90, topu. Mt'JA)
711MWJZOI
Auto. trana.. All /Fii atereo ca11eUe, air
ClODd.. cbamcmhr: white.
"121'U)
711MWJ2CI
Loaded! Jncludin1 4
speed, All/Pll stereo, air cond .• 1unroof,
polata. C72IWR F >
771MWJZCI
4 speed, sunroof .
AM FM slfnO, phoenix oranae. an41'KI >
77DATSUNllO
LOW IOL£AGE. Coto
brown. EitCIUmit coadi-
tlaD. AM/FKn6>. A!C. ~UDda .... '*5.
f 727 ---·-··-·
YISll'YOUR
OIUICNCOAST
HONDA HEAD9UMIBS
TODAY!!!·
IMYIRSITY
SALES6SERVICE
OLDSMOIU
HOMD4
GMCTIUCKS
2111) Battxr Blvd.
COSTA KESA
540-9640
.. Aceord. so miles, a1r.
AM /Fii ca11., wlr~
wbMJ.t, pbi1tripin1 •
C!OCOa matt. 91,150.
~ 761MW5JCI Auto. trana., All/PM '17 HONDA 5 1peed,
alereo cassette, air All!f1l. llfmt aee to• ClODd., sunroof, polaril. 1..;...111_ei_•_11_a_MW __ m __ _
cmP'lll > "JS W-.m, AIC, CB. Alf
761MW5lOI rdo,lo!ml,P/P.
Auto. trana . All/Fiii IG-'11S21
atereo cauette. air IC&a .W. f7l4 cond., anthracite. ,,,,.,,,. .......... _ ••
.-naB> ·• Gllla, allo1 wbla, radJala, 1tereo, alnt 711MW HOI CIODd. tzm/olfer. P.P.
Auto. tram., •WU'OOf. -.'155
ct.a..-. eau-.ll17
"71 tuT Targa ....
DQI m Opal BU Jal.
-.-i ne1wkndl
..... t7l6 .......................
*1 DEAUI IN U.S.A.
ID>~~(( Q\\ ......,.._.
\'------' ......
,.,... t76a .......................
"*' I t770 .......................
vw . Harial trouble ..U-inl )'llM' car! Try as Top dolllr . Paid for OI' Hot!
Bnn& ygur car to Jim Manno Volklwa1ea,
ll7ll Beach Bl'fd... Hunt·
~ Btacb • Ask far ,..._. llarioo or Tom
Atia.
flOI ALL OF YC>Ua
YWMEeS
S-'ealeeiri&
All/Fil atereo, ruby --------12 •• --r• -Nd. (DUl>l,SY) Cla11lc Coa•ert. ~ ·--...... Kannau Gbla. ... Cllllltbocb'. t:llOO.
71 IMW pm&. bodJ • moc.. 11lazl aft 5lllD
630 CS1 .-0. 56ml -VW Cclnwtlble. u.
2 to claOOH from! 4 ..._.. '738 me. ._ U.. l5Clt mJ.
apeed. All/I'll atereo 11111111 .. ucnH-•••• _•_mi» _____ _
e111nt'• (lnTAJl)
miracle
mazda
I ·-
.. .._ .... ...,can •. a.,......auc.. llJDl
coa4., low ml.. C'11
..... " ii
.,. a Dando C.C.•ert.
1111 ml, wb.lte. mblt .
... " .. T441
CONNELL
CHEVROLET
"'.,.. 'I t r • I ,.. •, ,. ~
'i 4i>-I 200
Blue bmlly -lluat NII!
4 .-I. 4 eylindec, A/C,
leather interior, mac
..._., caaaette deck •
map MCbt. Lo/mi. Pnv.
&'IQ'. Be.toner.
caJJ 17S--211t
.,, Ch• Impala. t "» • 9'60
IC ...................... .
J , I ....._ A • -.. V-"--•. 4 PJS,P/B,AM/f'Mndio. ~y.._.. .........
lq1a1• rack. a•to dr, excelleal cond. er-.. medL IOOd eoad.. I0!1ll al JM
Call aft. 1 : IO P M · IOJDeeLon '87 Bel'fedfn
<rM..a.n11 GTX. 440, poai-trac.
'Tl llaale Carlo. 15,000 mo.. all faetoey ona
mJa Xtra eqatp. Sb.arp .,ad~· needs manor cmd. taQO. M4-ZZ51. ww M . S4S CMI. Roo.
W lmplila. xmt ...... ,..._ 9965 CIOlllL -~--_ ................. .
.0..56-·-·-·mu&t "7t1'rm9 Am bm w/brn 1$4'7 inter. SIOO. stereo
.. Qimdr J1on1a. aal0.1'7 LOADED. SACRl FICE enc. nm ltraD&. $1'50. -.-. MW839, 6-ieves
WUdBW.a.~
D9dp nJI ...... ................ .
..,., Formula, perfect.
K.D mi. all pOWer. +
CB.•wt. MZ-llD
1
~~ ........... WAl11NG FOR THE SCHOOL BUS ONA RAINY MONDAY MORNING IN COSTA MESA
Tiie Neufeld tada-Leonent, 11; Jent, I, and Suey. I-DrnMd tor tM W.atMr
Baio¥ Week: Predicted
Surprise Mowers Daf41en Pare
Oranp Cout reaiden.. who were atartJed by the unexpeded
a.rri•al of a mild wlnt.er atonn
~ c•n expect continued wet
watber pertiaps throulh Wed-
Oesda7, forecasters said today.
The ovemtcht ralns dropped no more than .12 of an inch of
~ rain on part.a of tbe Oranse
County coastal area this morn-
101. ••vtna a 11Dall boon to anemic rain ftpres and caustna
minor problemt for motorists
bead.inc into work.
"We're way below normal," a
spokeaman for the National
Weather Service ln Los Angeles
said this morning of rainfall
totals for the season beginning
in July.
Last year by tbia time, more
? World Gold Market
; On Roller Coaster
LONDON <AP> -The gold
boom gripped world markets
again today u bullion hit a ~w b.ilh of Wl3.16 an ounce ln Hong
Kont. ·But it 1Upped to cloee at
$¥3.fl while in Europe the price
wuS633.50.
Tradinl was •olatlle wttb
pricet, •winaiDI up and down.
Some analysts predicted a ma-
Jor shakeout after the doubllne
of the price tn four months.
Missing FV
Youth Nabbed
"After Blaze
than 1ls tncbes of ratn had fallen
in the Co1ta Men-Newport
Beach area. With tbl• latest
storm added ln, current rainfall
figures total only 1.87 inches.
In Hunttniton Beach, the
storm dropped only .08 of an ln·
ch, bringing the season total
there to 1.96 inches. Lut year
rainfall exceeded 6.8 inches by
the same date.
The surprise rain was caused
by an unstable air mass that h.ad
been hovering over central and
northern Caillomia since last
week.
Forecasters said the ext.ended
outlook called for showery
periods Wednesday through Fri-
day.
California Highway Patrol
spokesman Jerry Ellison said
the first rain of the new year
cauaed no unusual traffic pro-
blems for early morn.in& com-
muters. A number of minor acd-
denu were reported. he said.
A sberifrs department harbor
patrol spokesman said no of-
fshore advboriea were ln effect.
Light variable winds blowing
west to south~ were expected
this afternoon.
Ocean View
Board Hears
Grievances
lt't beo:w&• ID m:muaJ talk fer
Oeboa to .tack up the cues and
atUlmpt to make tom• aenM
from the iaddeota.
Tb.la year hb coochasloo ls
atmple: mmder la oa the rlM in Hunt.ia&loa Beach. So la rape,
robbaT and aaault.
ID lt'll there were three
bomlddea compared with eilbl lut year. Reported rapes lo·
creased from 52 to M iD the cme
year period. Robberies jumped
from 188 to 2115.
Ochoa HY• be bu DO U ·
pla.OIUOn except that the crime
iocre8* appear to be folJo11rinc lo llne with a general crime
wave.
"Ooe thiDc we note la that
mott ol tbe aaapeda, particular-
ly ln robberies, aren't from tb1a
area," be aaya. RunUn1ton
Beacb la a freeway town, be
uid, allowing crlmlnala the
chance to zip into town. commit
Russia Vows Veto
FIFTEEN CENTS
their crime md leave.
But the lncreue in murdBn,
be claima. la the mott ata.rtltnl
1taU.tic.
.. A• far u I know tbil la the
mott we've ever bad in a year,"
said Lt. Bruce. Youna. Be said
the flrst homicide for 1l80 wu
recorded tbla week wbeo a 22·
year-old man wH beaten to
death al a party.
"If there's a iood point at all
(See C&.OIE, P8'e Al>
Soviet Withdrawal
• Delllanded In U.N .
UNITED NATIONS <AP> -
Five non-aligned Secunty Coun-
cil members circulated a draft
resolution today calling for the
immediate withdrawal or all
foreign troops Crom Afghani.st.an
as the United Slates called the
Sov iet in t e rvent ion a
"'dangerous breach or peace and
security" and a '"terrible mis·
calculation."
Sponsored by Bangladesh.
Dec Z7 ln the Afghan cap1t.al
that resulted in the overthrow and execution of President
Harizullah Amin and his
re placem ent with Babralt
Karmal, whom the Soviets
brought back from exlle 10
OtyCouneil
CuchoslovakJa
.. Are we to believe that Presi-
dent Arrun mVlted Soviet troops
to come into Afghanistan m or·
der to <Wersee his own downfall
a nd h is own e xec utloo ?"
M~Henry asked
Jamaica, Niger. Zambia and the
Philippines. the resolution did
not mention the Soviet Umon by
name but ••ciffply deplored" the
armed intervention in
Argh ani.st.an.
The action came u the Secwi·
ty Council opened lta ftfth meet·
in& on the Af&baniataD aituatiao
today.
Second Huntington
Candidate in Race
Soviet AmbaHador Olea
Troyanowb told ntPortera be
would veto the resolution ii it
came to a vote. A majority of
tbe COUDCil or al &be U .N. mem-
be rtblp lben could set U..
General Altembly to take uP tbe
matter ln an emersency aeukJo,
which would proton& the
publicised l.nternaUonal condem-
nation of the Ruaalana.
Elehteeo U.N. members •Poke
in the council debate Sunday.
the second day of the debate.
and only three communist na-
tions -East Germany,
Czechoslovakia and Vie&.nam -.-
defended the Soviet action. ·u .S . Ambassador Donald
McHenry, the first speaker Sun-
day. said Soviet authorities
made a "terrible miscalcula-
tion·· ln send.lng troops across
their southern border Into
Af gbanistan
He rejected Soviet claims that
they were inVlted by the Afghan
government and said the
Kremlin en~loeered the coup
* * *
RUNS FOR COUNCIL
Pt1"'9f Ed Z.C~•
Rebel Losses High
As Soviets Attack
B1 ,._ A.uoda&ed heal
Moslem rebels ln Allhaniltan
admitted Soviet troop& inflicted
heavy louel, but diplomat. in
netcbborlne Paklltan reported
th• rebels and anti-SOYiet troopl
of the Afpan army wen cont.in·
ulng to betlle UJe Ruuiam in at
least four area Ol the couatry.
A rebel ndio broadcut S..
day said the suerrUW battlilll
communlat rule for nearly JO
month• suffered heayy cuualtiea in ftahtq near the
ea1tern towu of Jalalabad,
wblcb Soviet troops occupied
laat week. Jalalabad la 75 miles
eaat of Kabul, the Af&han
capital, and 50 miles northwest
of tbe Pakistani border and the
~berPul. Tbe rebel broadcast vowed a
"fliht to tbe ftnlsh" to drift tbe
Runlam Gt& of Afabaniltan and
brtn1 down the communist P ·
emment ill Kabul. It claimed
the lnlur'leatt. bad been retD·
foreed by "CGUliderable" aum-
ben of Al~ army U'ool>e wbo
deserted durln1 rtsbtlna
el.Mwhere ta the countty fOUow·
<lee aaEr.8, Pase AZ>
Aide to Khomeini
Qmts, f oins Kurds
Ed Zacbocbe became the
MCODd annoonced Huntington
Bu.ch City Council candidate ~
day and S&1d his decision was
prompted by \be failure ol elect-
ed cMM:i• to .. leeda llllil>·
Tia• Jf.p.ar.oJd prt.t •llep .
owner malntaJu the •••ea·
&Dember coundl ~tty elem.
out.rated i1a inability to mate
a deciaion by clouding the fUture
of City Administrator Bud
Bebito.
"A good city admimatrator
can •t function satisfactorily
when ror over one year there is
Uttle apparent confidence in his
work from a majority of the
council ... he asserted.
Zschoche suggested the coun-
cil ahould give Belsito a vote of
confidence or fire him.
The councll has railed twice in
executive session voted to dis-
miss Belsito in the past two
years.
The candldat.e, who ran an un-
succeuf\11 CC}Ullci\ campaign in
1978. said"'nie council majority
has al.so failed to map out long-
term planning goals
The commuruty was done an
un1ustice. he charged, by the
council approval of the con·
troversial Seaclilf IV develop-
ment before the city's Local
Coastal Plan was adopted.
Zschoche is a member of the
cithen advilory committee oo
the coastal plan. He ls also pres·
ldent ol the Huntington Beach
Neiabborbood Watch.
He said be supports the move
to revitall.R the downtown area
but draws the line at ~-riae
reeort·tne development.
"ll '1 unfortuoate that some
(See Z9CllOCllE. Pase AZ)
Coas&
1t'eatller
Variable cloudiness
tbrou1b Tuesday .
ProbabJUty of abowera
dee~ to 10 percent
tootaht aDd only 1ll1bt
Tuesd97. Lowa ~t 41
at the 'bNcNI &Dd u In·
land. WP. heaclat a alOlll tbe cout and ~ tn·
land.
M
TeacherEiring
WAallNOTON <M> -Jtm., Cartel', wtao ran ln me u -... 't' .... Mab .. tM .,., ·~won. .....
..... .. plWiclmUal a=:., wttb • televtaloa &bow ti.a....,..,. ....... *Wed w tulder. c.,...,. " ....... e&mPldlD,,. ~ ad reelectioD becan 8liDday ailbt wWa bait-boar ll1m Oil ABC·TV of bJa ~ -..ean.r la ectioo. ........ :
Gr-=:tb tbe bunt.. of olftce; defenc:U.q tbe SALT
tnaty; over luneb wttb Vice Pr.ldlDt Walter F. MOD·
dale; eoaferriq wttb b1I wlf• about Mr Khedule; rebtvllu •
PoUab pbrue 10 be could sreet Pope Job.a Paul U ln bla natf ve
ton1ue; sreeUna tbe pope on the Wbtte Houae lawn: bel.plns
daulbter Amy With her bomelfOl'k; and c1o1.iDf a 1Deetlna Oil
aid to Latia America by •Qtna, ln a ftrm, 1un voiC.""'!T•r•u make adedllon oa lt todQ. ''
Carter narntel the ftfm, wbleh WU •bot ln tbe White ffouN ewer four ct.ya In October.
.................... 1 ••••
TOKYO CAP) -Quintupleta were born to the wtfe ot a
steelworker today -two ot tbe babies 1untved and wen,...
J)Ol'ted ln eood CODdltion.
Doctan In Fukal, 210 mllel west of Tokyo, laid Mldori Oaaki, 30, «ave birth to two boys and three '°1'11 in se minutes. A
boy and a &lrl weilhlnl 2 pounda 9 ounces and 2 pounds 13
ouncea were In ~ coed.lUon, the doeton lald, wbile two otber
babtea were .wr born and tbe tlfth died abortl.)' after birth.
The mother WU reported in fair coadWOD.
ner C••eer Reper• •e111et1
WASHINGTON (AP> -A 1potesman for the Teamaten un-
ion hu denied a publi.abed report that the union'• president,
Frank Fitzsimmons, LI suffering from abdominal cancer.
The spokesman, Frank Zeller, said, "He had a tumor Oil the
tube leading to the lung. It wu benign."
The Loe Angeles Herald-Examiner reported Sunday Oat ex-
ploratory surgery had shown the tumor was malignant and that
the cancer spread into the 12·year-01d Fitzaimmona' abdomen.
La:lwe ~••n Co•rt Bid
ATLANTA (AP> -A federal Jud&e today refused to dilmlas
bank fraud charges a1aiJUlt former federal bud&et director Bert
Lance and three associates and turned aside an attempt by ooe
co-defendant to delay the trial.
The ru1inp by U.S. District Judae Charles A. Moye Jr.
dear the way for Lance's trial to bql.n c.1 IChedule .la. JA.
Lance bad uked Moye to diamiu tbe case on lftMIDdl that
prc>Mcut.on improperly manipulated ciYil inYeltiptiam of
Lance and the two GeorPa baDb hi belded to denlop their
crtmblal ....
Ckmente Recall
On June Ballot?
Organizen of a recall a1alnat
two San Clemente council mem-
bers aaid today they want to
place the meuure on the J\me
ballot Instead of April's
municipal election.
Gale Howe, leader of tbe re-
call drift .. almt council mem· bera llyrtla Wainer and
Karollne Koester, 1ald pettUon
1l1nature 1atberen are can·
vualn.I the ctty ln aUempt to
qualify the laue for tbe lune
ballot.
Howe b8d hoped to place the
recall meuure on the April
municipal belJot.
But Qt7 a.rt Jiu Bers Mid
t.oda1 u.e la not enouch time
for the recall bacbn to 1aU.
tbe 2,tM valid wot.er al~
reqb.lred to place tbe ue oo
tbe April balJat. ·
OraJll!I Ooant1 R.qlatrar of
Voters CJftlclala ruled lat weet
tUt 4,141 o1 u.. to&al e,740 peti-
tion lillUltUNI pt.bend ••al.mt lln. Wacner and lln. Koester werelnnlld. Bera aid tbe ouster attempg
· could qualify fCll' the June Wlot
If tbe ~ .... l•tber tbe re-qulNd llpatww .. ldmt
each recall tarpt.
DAILY PILOT
Bers la.id the recall propo.
nenta bave unW midDJsht Saba"·
day to 1ather the required
sisnatar. that equal 20 Pft'C8lt
al the ~ YOten in Saa
Clemente • 1ut municipal elec Uoa.
Bowe aid be la coalldeot tbe
neceHary atpaturea will be
1athered by Prtday and tbeJ
will be ruled valid lD order to
qualify the recall for tbe lane,; ballot.
County re1latrar offlclala
ruled that many of tbe
aipatures turned In Dec. 14 by recall bec*era .,..., oa petltklm
circulated by worten who were
not reliatered San Clemente voten.
U.S. Parkya
With Cldneae
PEKING <AP) -Defeue
Secretary Harold Brown db·
cuued lncreaHd Hcurlty
cooperatlon with hl1 Chla ...
bolt.I toda,y after warntn1 tbe
Soviet Unloa tbat tbreat1
a1aln1t mutual CblneH and
AIDerlc• iDterwU could be met
by "•etiom lD tbe fteJd "' ... feue u wl1udlplomac1.0
"We !aan a lot to &t.J to Mell
other." Browa told Vie•
Premier Ga Btao aa tbe)' aat
down for Ule tint ol two tMtklae
today. In betwee1, Brown hmcbld *Uh PontP ,. ... ._
Huan1RU.
••••P-.4J
towm 1n Liebman Province, 50
milM aortbeut ot the captt.8J,
It w aa the tint repoJt of ftlbt-
tq lD that proyince. They aJao wd fi'91Uas in Bad•lraban b.-d
slowed became ol beavy snow
&Dd that rebell there are mat· las 1uenilla rakla.
Retusee. from Heral who fled
to Iran reported a general UPria· 1D• ln their ci~ Friday. wttb many men and women killed
after filbtlnl Soviet tanb with
atlcks and atones. Refu1ees
reachlq Iran today said Soviet tanu bad moved from Herat to
lta auburbe.
"Hu.ndreda ot my own people
were attackin1 them even
thoush there wu much shooting
and the tanka were just rolling
over thole who fell in front of
them," aald one of the refusees.
a far1Der named Abdullab Ja.
lleanwblle, Rad.lo Kabul, the
Afthan 1overnment station.
cbarsed that President
Haflsullab Amin bad 2,800
political Pl'iloDen executed en
muae before be wu overthrown
in the coup 11 daya a10. Amin
wu prime m.laJ.ater iD the first
communiat reslme that took
over In April 1978 and then
became president in a coup lut
September.
E',...PageAJ
AIDE •••
Kurdistan highlighted only one
of several areas of minority un·
rest In Iran
Tehran radio said 43 were
killed and 110 injured Sunday In
the second day of cl ashes
betw een Sunni and Shiite
Moslems In the Persian Gulf
port of Bandar Langeh about 600
miles south of Tehran. A 1ovem·
ment oftlcial •aid the lithting
•tarted "'*' the ctty •• Sh11tel
b*ame enrqed 1!Y a comment
made by a 8umd CJeTsYman
Khomeini'• ShUtea are the
dominant Moslem religion in
Iran
The daily newspaper Bamdad
said "the person responsible for
the provocation in the town is
Eamallz.adeh Qeshml, who was
an agent al Savak (the deposed
sh ab' 1 aecm police)
ln Balucbi.atan·Siatan.,provtnce
in the southeast, Insurgent.a
staged two attack.a on govern·
ment troops today, killlng two
tuarda md two army officers,
the official Pan news a1ency
aald. Claabel tn the ume area
between rival Balucbla and Sla-
t.an.I tribeunen last month left
several dead.
Another mlDortty. the Asefbm.
janla wbo support ltan'a MCOnd·
ranked rellfloua leader
Ayatollah Mohammed kuem
Sbariat-Madart, planned a dem-
onatrattoa today In Tabrt1,
capital of Eaat Aserbaiju
Pro•lnce, just nortb of
Kurdiatan lD northwest Iran.
One person waa killed and
more than UO otberl !Dl_ul"9d ID
wMkend elalbel there oetween
rhal supporters of the
ayatollahll. And three penoos were killed OYet"Dl,irt in reDft'ed
fiahttn1, ~to West.em reporten.
Car Looting
InFVLaid
To Juveniles
ZSCHOCHE RUNNING.
landownen are .Ull preqtq tar
tlth type of ~l·motel N»Ort center."
He predict.a a receutly defeat-
ed campalsn rdonn meaaur.
will rile up • a ~ election wue.
"The aSattn1 campalsn or-
dinance serves belt tbe aanow Coaacl.buia ._ patttu•, s pecial taterHt 1ro11p1," , ftntaht., up ld9 ant --~
Zlcbocbe Mid. He. promlMd to .IUnt, Aid be may Mt,... a accept no campatsn doutJGm MeODd c.m.
over Sl.00. llacldm WDPGt)' owner n.
"Huntmaton Beach e. DOt ., llahatf.Z • tbll oCMt> ..,...meed lar1e that a cndlcbte DMdl to cuctkt .
Hospitals Haunted
By 'Dr. Upchuck'
MIAKI (AP) -He bua't hurt
anyone yet, but offldala who caU
him "Dr. Upchuck" fear that
1t'1 only a matter of Ume.
In the put year, the phantom
physician, armed with an in·
hmate knowledge of patient
cases, has telephoned some 200
women with phony med.icaJ ad· vice.
In each cue. the woman was
recovenn, from surgery at one
of a dozen area hospitals. And in
each case, the caJler -
sometimes using the name of a
doctor familiar to the woman -
told her to drink two 1Juses o(
water. sUck her fin&en down
her throat and force herself to
vomit.
Adult School
Signops Set
In Huntington
Reelatration for HunUntton
Beach Union High School
District's adult school winter
c lasses beclna Monday at
dJstrict headquarten, 5201 Bolaa
Ave .• Huntinitoo Beach.
The winter 1e11lon, which
opens Jan. 21 and extends
tbrousb If.arch 21. oilers COW'MI
ran1ln1 from academic• and
vocational cla11e1 to
homemakln1 and crafll, a
1poke11D.1D noted.
Adult lcbool offtce boun an
behveen 8 a.m. and 10 p.m.
llonda,y tbroqb 'lbW"IUy and
betweea 7:45 a .ID. and 4:30 p.m. •F~ ci... were malled to
aome bcJlllJll Deeember ud
are antJable tbrou1b area
Ubrartee ad commmlitJ ~
aervln1 Huattn1ton Bea~la1 P'OWltala Valley. Seal Bacb ... w .. tmlmt.tr.
lluy follow tbe achice, m.
vattaaton UJ.
''1'6.la PY la Wacko -be 11 a
madman," said Mlaml fireflsbter aua 11aoeaa, wbo
drew .umtkm to tbe CMe when
be complalned to poliee that Ida
wtfe received IUCb a call.
Betty Manetta, recovenn1
from spleen IW'Jery, bad drunk
the water but called her husband
before followi.ng the rest of the
telephoned lnatnactiona.
The caller told her be wu ber
doctor's asaociate. He wasn't.
Manetta. Z1. aaid be rushed to
the boapd&l when he 1ot lUa
wife'• call.
•'The Diabl aupervUar load me
it was jwt a prank. lt happem
all the time. and I aaid, 'Bull. It
I.a ao_inc_ to be homicide when
tom•bod:J diet ' " Maneu.a aaML 'IL
Dr. Upchuck speaks nuent
Enlliab to IOIDe patleata, Ouent
Spanlah to otben. Be bu called
patlenta • ott.m • ab times.
·'Thia CUY bu 10 mucb b:a· formation 1t ii ahockinc," uys
stepben Seabolt. S«'Unty dud
at Jackson Memorial Hospital,
where Dr. Upchuck haa cal.led~ women.
Work1ne wllb two other
hotpitala, Seabolt bu failed to uncover a pattern in the calla.
1V Sets Stolen
From Valley Bomee
BuJ'Sbn ta telfttlioa MC:1
from two bomea OD Loya River
Street in FowrtaJn Valley OD &meta~ betaxa I and IO p.m .• police report.
0... ......... mt bla -.. wbea .=:,, .._. a famO;
room to &alD .my. Dt-
try to tlle MCiODd "home, ....... .
Mt •a.hied at ..... ~ WUJDadl~uopmwta
dow. pOlee MAd.
Airport Asks
HD Church
Light Spire
Uuntlqtcm Beaeb dlUftb of.
f1C1ala may be asked t.onJ3ht to
place a red lilbt atop a ~foot
apiN U. Juts illto tbe A7 acija· emit .., Madowtaft Airport.
lllemben of lhe dty'a a1l'DOrt
board l"eCl'omted QtJ Coundf ac-
boa aft.er piJota laid tbe unlicbt-
ed concrete needle could po.e a
huard to aYialioo.
Officlala of tbe Mormon
Church 8' 5402 Heil Ave., re-
portedly told city officials they
are not oppoeed to U&hting the
spire, but mwt nnt recel¥e ap-·
proval from churcb bead-
quart.en in Salt Lake City.
Savoy Bellavia, a city planaer, ,
aaid the 1J11re does not exceed
Federal AviaUob Adm.lai.atratJa
ltaadar*. ·but tM& It would be netpbmf>"" tbe cllurch l1a,bted thetoww.
1be CIV OJuncil tmeta at T:JO
p.m. ill U. .....,...1 dwnben, ,.
JOOOllablSL
Yale Tree Burm
BEVDLY RILLS (AP) -A .
CoJd•at.r CarGD Ori .. bame
aaftend D.if.0 damap wt.a ; the apPt rrom a m&&da ap.
parentl.r fsnJtect a ~
U.. 'l'tMn .... DO tQjUdla.
,
,
-FIFTEEN CENTSt
COid Hi~ $673 As Trading Volatile
afternooo. the eloetq _prtce wa
ltHJ oearly sit above Satu.nt.y•a
dOI 1prtce. '.
• u.a. daU&r ... mostly
k>wer.
The npentna prtce In Loacloa
and Zurich. Europe'• two bi&· 1nt lold markets, WU a me-
di&D ...., an ounce, matdlinl tbe
pre.toua EtlropeaD nc:ard set la
Zurich on Jan. s. By midmorn·
log, however, the prlce in both
cities slipped to te35, but that
Th• .....:.t Hoel Keo1 price
came Just befon noon ln tbe
AJian tradtnc center. Despite
the fall ol nearly $20 du.rlnl the.
A fi'rnla Start
About 150 friends and neighbors of the
LeSJie Kresber family, above, held a
_. "sbower0 Stmday in the Colony clubhouse
~ ... -~-to Jielp the family replace possessions lost
in Dec. ~ tire that JlU~ tMir home.
TbOJe who attended brought household
items large and small. Kresber, below.
opens one of many presents as neiahbor
Trust.eel of the Irvine Unified
ool Dtatrict will study a pro-
poliey tonifbt designed to
insure that alt-incoming high
bool students are included in
the c:Ustrict'a minimum profi·
cieocy test program.
The board meets at 7:30 p.m.
at Lakeside Middle School, 3
Lemon81'U4.
At ill Dec. 12 meeting, the
board 1tudied a policy that said
all students enrolling as ninth sr•den prior to administering
ol tbe·district's mid-year Pf'Ofi·
cy tests are required to take t.
The revised policy says that in
ditioa to all ninth, lOlh and
-semester 11th graders tak·
ing the tests, all second·
emeater 11th and all 12th
den must take them unless
ey have records indicating
Ha&e of similar teats in
ther di.strict or •tate.
Sue Kennington looks on. The Irvine LitUe
League wrote a check for $300 to the f ami·
ly. Kresher has been active in Little Leagu~ and Cub Scout activities and ~·
bers of those two organlzatloos were active
in staging the event. '11te Kftsbers are liv-
ing in a rented Woodbridge home.
500 Aliens N ahbed ,., . By Border Patrol
out lbelJ' cramped ~
before the cbeclrpolnt tellllll
tbem to walk aroaDd the station
where tbeJ•woulcl bt picked up a.alD. .
"Some Of t!il ·~ •bin·
cloned tbmJ' cart -tbe freeway' ... ~ ......... locked 1Dlkle
tbe m.b," 'Fraeo n.lcL
He laid UMt iDCNu.d man-
power at die Saa Clemente cbec~ ~ ba «M bun.
dred• of appnlleaaiau Ud
added tbe JWOll'AID Will bl tried ... at• llW',cW&.
wu $40 and S:SO abo-.e Frld.l)''a
cloalaa prices. The afternoon
ftxin1 Wiii '533.50.
Profit..takfn& aad rumon cl a
bll U.S. Treaaury Cold lale bait·
ed the &Old boom lD Europe on
Friday, and tbe .metal eloeed
then at $S15.SO la Loodoo and
$585 in ZUJlcb.
Sliver waa quoted la London
today at $35.50 an ounce, up
fn>m S3Z.35 ~~but below the Jan. 2 record of $40. In tbe
United Stales, tt WU tradinJ at
about'3S.
Tbe dollar fell nearly four yen
ln Tokyo, from 231.45 FridAy to
m .to at u.e c1o1e of t.radina to-
day. DeaJen predicted it miabt
drop further because of tho CCID·
tinui.G• U.S..-lranlan crilia and
developments ln Afghanistan.
Tbe dolls waa moatly lower
on European foreip excbuees
allo.
"The baste trend is for a
somewhat weaker dollar for the
time beiq." said one London
dealer. "As long as the world
political 11tuation remams un·
settled, there's little chance or a
doUar comeback."
Russia Vows Veto
Soviet Withdrawal
DeDianded in U.N.
UNITED NATIONS CAP) -
Five non-aligned Se<:urit)' Coun·
ell members circulated a draft
resolution today calling for the
immediate withdrawal or aJI
foreign troops from Afgharuatan
as the United States called the
Soviet 1otervent1on a
"dangerous breach of peace and
security" and a "terrible mis·
calculatioo."
Sponsored by Bangladesh,
Jamaica, Niger, Zambia and the
Philippines, the resolution did
not mention the Soviet Union by
name but "deeply deplored" t.be
armed interve ntion in
Af ghaniJt.ao.
The action came as the Seaui-
ty Council opened Its fifth meet-
ing on the Afghani.st.an .situatim
today.
Soviet AmbHsador Ole&
Troyaoovaky t.old report.era be
would veco the reeolutioo if it
came to a vote. A ~ritf of
the coand1 OI" of the U .N. mem-
be rah i p then could aet tbe
General Aaaembly to take up the
matter lD an elJMtlTeltC~ M'Skr,
wblcb would p.rolonc tbe
publicbed lntsutlooal condem·
nation ol the Ruulana.
Eitbteen U.N. members apob
in the council debate SundQ',
the second day of the debate,
and only three communist na·
lion s -East Germany,
Czechoslovakia and Vietnam -
defended the Soviet action.
U.S. Ambassador Donald
McHenry. the first speaker Sun·
day. said Soviet authorities
made a "terrible miscalcula·
tlon · · in sending troops acl'06S
their southe rn border anto
Al ghani.stan.
He re1ected Soviet claims that
they were invited by the Afghan
government and said the
Kremlin engineered the coup
Dec. Z7 in the Afaban capital
that resulted in the overthrow and execution of President.
Hafi1iullab Amin and his.
replacement with Babrak.
Karmal, whom the Soviets ... ... ...
Rebel Losses
Heavy During
Soviet Attack
By fte Auod•&ell Praa
Moslem rebela ln Atpanlltan
admitted Sovitt tl'OOpS lnflleted
heavy loAee, but diplomata ln
nel&hbof'ina P•kiatta reported
the rebels ud anu..scmet l10CJll9
of tbe Aleba anD1 were eoattn--uinl to batUe tbe Ruqian1 ln at
least four areM ol tbe CCNDt:Jy.
A rebel radio broedcut Sun-
day laid the ...,.n.Daa battllnc
communilt n&le for nearlJ 2IO month~uffered bea•y
cuualtl ~ near the
eHtern wn -of .Jalll.)abad,
which &met troopl oce pied
lut ,, ... Jatatabtid ls TS milel
(lie aDEl.8, .... .\2)
Boat Fire
Killt Man
brought back from exile 10
Czechoslovakia.
··Are we to believe that Pre&•·
dent A mln invited Semel t.roops
to come into Afghanistan m or
der to ovenee his own downfall
and his own execution.,··
McH~nry asked.
STAATEOY SESSION -US Ambassador Donald
McHenry <left ) and U N. Secretary General Kurt
Waldheim confer at the Uruted Nat.Ions pnor to the \.:nit
ed States condemning action of Soviet mtervent1on m
.Afghanistan.
Supervisors Mull
Raising Own Pay ...
posed by Propos1uon 13.
Supervisors also receive other
benefits in add1t1on to their
salaries.
They are paid for attending
mlscellaneous meetings and re-
ceive fully paid health, dent.al
and life insurance. They also get
a retiremeot plan, an expense
account and a choice of late
model auto or $350-a·month car
allowance.
Coa~t
Weather
Variable cloudlneu
tbrouab 'l'ueactay .
0 Probablllt1 of abowera
deereulnf to 10 percent
tonlcbt and only •lilht
Tuesday. Lon toalabt 48
at t.be beaebes and 54 in·
)and. mcu Tuesday 13
aJooa tbe coeat and 87 in·
land.
EUIDBTODA't'
t
a.c.r A ......... l't'
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• ....... .... ..... ., tbe • ., ......... "°"'· .... ~ ldl mt pnDd 111• cur~ ~.L Wntltcm...,
tbatpGlb.,.lda••*DW•-----· Ca:rtll"I 1411HMI ...... for ........ ..., -~
be1u 8aDdaJ Diabt wWa balf·bour ftlm OD ABC·TV ol hll
pretldeDc'Y.
'!'be ftlm lbowl Can. iD eeUcm. He la Mell:
Gr8Pllllna wlt.b the~ ol Clftlce; cWendlnl UM SALT
treat)': meet1q over bmcb 1'ltb Vice~ Walter r. lloa·
dale; coaferriq wWa bb wife about ber acbed\l.le: febeiNlAj a
Pollah pbrae ao be could ..,... Pope Jobn Paul U lD b.11 native
tootue; sreeth\I the pope CID tM Wb1te 8oUle la1m; ~lq
dau&bta Amy with her bomewon; ancl cJol1na am~ on atc1 to UUn America bJ ..,..,. ID a ftrm, aW"e voice: ·ru
man a dedllM on lt today.''
Carter IW'1"8l.es the film, which WU shot lD the White Houle
over four days in October. ................. 1.,. ••
TOKYO (AP) -QulnUQ>letl were born to the wife ol a
at.eelworbr today -'two at the babies survived and were re-
ported ln aood conclltion. Docton hi Fukui 210 miles west of Tokyo, said Midort
Osaki, 3Q, .-ve birth..; two boys and three «iirla in 56 mlnutel. A
boy and a lirl wei&binl 2 pounds 9 ounces and 2 pounds 1.3
ounces were ID aood condltlOG. the doetora uid, while two other
babies were still born and the ft.fth died abortly aft.er btrtb.
The mother was reported in fair ccmd.ition.
Te 1.cer C••eer lleperc •e11te.1
WASHINGTON (AP) -A spokesman for the 1"eamaten UD·
loo bu denied a published report that tbe unloo '• preeldent,
Fr-ant Fttzalrnmons, ll auffertnc from Jbdomlnal cancer.
Tbe apoteaman. Frank 1.eller, said. "He bad a tumor CJD UM
tube leadiq to the luo1. It was ben.lp."
The Loi Angeles Herald· Examiner reported Sunday that ex·
ploratory aurgery bad shown the tumor waa mallpaat and that
the cancer spread loto the 12·year-o&d Fitsalmmons' abdomen.
Caner Slflll• Clart1•~ Biii
W ASIUNGTON (AP) -President Carter signed into law to-
day legislation giving $1.5 billloo in loan guarantees to Chrysler
Corp., ca.lllng the step "extremely important" for the entire na·
ti on. c Signing the bill ln the White House Cabinet Room, art.er
stressed that it wu part of a "package deal" involvtna the com-
pany, union members, other employees and bank.a. ll •-· .. led Lee Iacocca. board chalrman of tbe flnancia Y U"'"1
automaker, aald after the lealalatioo wu aiped: "We're IDinl
to mertt the eoafldeoce ol ftel)'CID8 iD tb.ia room, liven m
months cw• year ~bard wort;••
Women Targets
Phantom Physician
Hunted by Officials
MIAMI (AP) -He hasn't hurt the water but called her husband
anyone yet, but offlclahl who call before followtng the rest ol the
him .. Dr. Upchuck" fear that telephoned lnstrucUooa.
it's only a matter of time The caller told her be was her
In the past year, the phantom doctor'• aaaociate. He wun't.
physician, armed with an hi· Manetta. 2'1, said be ruabed to
timate knowled1e or patient the bolpltal when be 1ot b1a
cues. bas te1epboned aome 300 wile'• eall.
women with phony medical ad· "The Digbt supervisor told me
vice ' it wu jmt a prank, it happens
JD each caae, the woman wu all the time, and I said. 'Bull. It
recoverm, from 1ur1ery at one I.a eolng to be homicide when
of a dozen area bospltala. And in somebodJ dies,• •' Manetta said.
each cue, the caller -..... Dr. Upchuck speak.a fluent
sometimes ustnc the name ot a English to aome patients, numt
doctor famlllar to the woman -Spanllh to othen. He bu called
told her to drink two 11..,.. ~ patienta •often um Umes.
water, ltick her fi.o1era down "Thia &\11 bu ao mucb lo·
ber throat and force benelf to formation it ii abockiDI," aaya
vomit. Stephen Seabolt, aecurtty chief
Kuy follow the advice, JD-at .Jacboa Memorial Hospital,
veat11aton aay. where Dr. Upchuck bu called 50
• 'Tlaia C10' la wacko -be la a women.
madman " aald Mlaml Worklnt with two other
ftrefll)rter Chuck Manetta, who bospttala. Seabolt baa failed to
drew attention to the cue when uncover a pattern ta the ealll.
be complalued to police that bis He bH concluded that Dr.
wife received such a call. Upchuck baa aceeu to conflden·
Betty Manetta, recoverln1 Ual records, but that only addl
from spleen •Uflery, bad drunk to the bewilderment.
DAILY PILOT
,,....., ..... ··--n::-'}::
ca--•~ _ .. _ .... ......................
''How can Ile b.ave to much In·
aide information on IO many
hospital.IT" Seabolt asked. "It
would be £;!cally lmDC*lble for b1m to at J•ckloD~ Mercy
and South amt-Jet tbe three
of UI have had calla on the tame
m,bt.·~
OrMil~~, ..... or.. W_mlllill 111 n,w
tnult ...., u ..... •ll'Pl'O"
a ••aian lrU1Pof11Uoa ol· flda1I .... b7lDI to pltee • the .J•or....,1mwlliiallllla.
tQr, .. ·~ Tr .. lt ot. trlll ,...,h -.,.,_ today to
Mk 'eouDty "'""*" to place tb• ra let tran1lt J:Deaaure , ~PGet!lim 6. bet voters.
ID MCIUon to beilal eJnibJe for
• mUb lot thlt al 1tW
al •· UNI ty wowcl abo baH a«eu to a a~lal 165 mtllloD ... tund, tranalt ctis-
trld •eMral manaier James
Relcbel"\ aald.
Tbe money would • out ~ a •pedal fUnd Mt uide for mua
traupoa1.atloa pro~" out ot
the 1 per 1.Uoa It.ate I U
tu paid by CallfomJans.
Voten would not be approvtna
a tax lntTeaM, oftlclala u1d. n., woWd be •anetioalna tbe
county'• lnelusJcm in the transit
pro,ram. •
"Thia wW not result In any
more taxation, not one thin
dlme," aald Ralph Clark, transit
dlatrict direct.or.
"All we're asking is t o
retrieve our fair share of taxes
paid into tb1a very special fund."
In 1914 California voters
a1reed that the special rapid
tranalt fund could be establia&ed
out of the state 1u tax money
used for hlahway projects.
Although Oranee Countiana
approved the measure ln COO·
c ept , they did not count
themselves ln as one of the coun-
ties eu,lble ror the special fund.
Approval of Proposition 5 does
not mean dties will be forsalrlng
money that could have been
ua.ed for highway improvement
instead, OCTD direct o r Al
Holllnden said.
"CalTrans takes this money
ri&bt off the top of lbe gas tax
funds, so lt means other counties
are getting money we should be
getting."
Transit district officials, joint·
l y with the Or an ge County
Tra ns portation Com m ission.
wtll ask lbe county supervisors
to place Proposition 5 on the
ballot.
The county would have lo pay
the $200 lt costs lo put a measure
on the ballot, as well as $45,000
for printed ballot statements.
If supervisors act by early
Mar ch. the proposition could be
on the J t'Oe 3 ballot, officials
aald.
F,....P.,,eAJ
REBELS ...
east of Kabul, t he Afghan
capital, and 50 miles northwest
of the Pakistani border and the
Khvber Pus.
The rebel broadcast vowed a
"fight to the ftnlsh" to drive the
Ru.elans out of Afghanistan and
bring down the communist gov-
ernment ln Kabul. It claimed
the Insurgents had been rein·
forced by "CODJliderable" nwn·
ben or Afghan army troops who
deserted during fighting
elsewhere ln the coantry follow·
int the coup ln Kabul on Dec. Z1
Diplomatic s ources i n
hlamabad, the Pakistani
capital, reported flgbting w as
continuing In tbe northeast
province of Badabban in Pattia
GRAIN SALe CUTBACK
CLOSES MARTS-M
. ...,_..,;;;
WAITING FOR THE ICHOOL_,.ON A MINYllONOAY MORNING IN COSTA MISA ~
The Neuleld Klde-Leourd, 11;Jent, I, Md...,, 1-Dre11ed tor tM WUlher 1
Rainy Week Predicted:!
.·
Surprise Showen Dampen Parched County ·:
Oranp Coat Nlidenta who
were ltartled by the unexpeeted
arrival at a mild wiDter ltorm
c an expect continued wet
weather pedlape ~ Wed·
neaday, forecaten 1ald today.
The ovem.lpt ra.lm dropped
no more than .12 of an lDch at
rain on part.a of the Oraoae
County coastal area lb.la man-
Int, llvta& a small boost to
anemic rain ftsur-aDd c.a..ma minor problems for motorist.a
headlq Into work.
"We're WllY below normal, .. a
spoke.man for tbe NaUoaal
Weather Serrice ln Loe Anoles
aaid th1a mol"D.lq of rallalall
tota1a for the aeaan heslmdnl in Jul7.
69th Candle
Reagan Called 'Vibrant'
MANCHESTER, N.H. CAP> -Although bls op-..._
ponents Ray Ronald Reagan's age is a liability in the
former California governor's quest for the pres1den
cy. two Manchc8ter women consider it an event to
ce lebrate . The two have launched a campaign to help the
Republican presidentia l hopeful mark hlS 69th birth·
day Feb 6, and to boost tus campaign at the s ame
time . · N Cyntlua Vaal and Dorothy Be.langer want ew
Hampshire residents to send birthday cards to
Reagan's home m California, and to include a Sl
contnbuUoo. In a joint s tatement. the women appla.ud~
Reagan's "vibra nt a pproach to our nation s
problems."
Frank Jury Weighs
Penalty of Dea~~
BJ fte "-da&ed Preu
The death Pf'Dall)' phue ol the
child molestatloo·mutder trial
of Theodore f'r'anlr WU to bqln
thla afternoon hi Oran&• Counl)'
Superior Court before the aame
jury wbicb convicted Prank lut
month.
The seven men and five
women of the jury were
scheduled to bear evideoce an
the proeecutioo CODteatioe tbat
Frank, '4, ot Woodland IWls,
should be 1entenced to tbe pa
chamber because ol one or more special clrcumatancn hi the
death ot 2,,.._year-old AsnJ Sue
Seitz OD )(arch 14, 11'18.
A aentenee at life hi pNon
without pmaibWty ot parole ...
uaured when Frank WU eoD-
vtcted Dec. 1J of ftnt-cletree
murder, rape, lddnapplq and
child rnoletetton.
~ .... ol the ,.,. •• special
findin1 that tlae murder oc·
curred cturtnc a ktdn.~. the cue became elilfble -(or a.tb
penalty ecmsidet ation. Tbe JUt1
also bad been abd bJ the pro9-
ec u tlon to find three otber
clrcum•ances. 1 to qualifJ ~
for the cs.th pmalt;J. bat
DO aped.al ftndi.aC CID allesatloaa
that the murder took plaee dartna
a torture, a rape and \ eb&la
molestation.
....;
. Laat ,...,. by um tlDM ~
t.bao 1lll lncba ol ratD W f.U.
In lb• Costa KeH·Newport
Beacb area. With tb.la. 1atell
storm added iD, current raJD:faV
flpne tctal only l.1'11.ncbea. . •
ID H=OD Beacb. tile storm dJ only .09 ot a tn.
ch, brtnclDI UM aeuon toUJ ~"! ·'° UI l.Dehea. Lut year ralDfall aeeeded u iDebes by
the same date.
The aurprtae rain .,.. camed
by ao unstable air mau tbat bd
been bovertnc over ceatra1 and
northern Callfomla aiDee 1ut
week.
Fo~ Aid the atmded
outlook called for showery
period.a Wednesday throu&b Fri·
day.
California Hl1bway Patrol
spokes man Jerry Ellison said
the first rain of the new year
caused no unusuaJ traffic pro-blems for early mommg com.
ro uters A number of minor acci·
dent.a wer:e reported, be said.
A sberilrs department harbor
patrol spokesman said DO off-
shore advisories were ln effect.
Light variable winds blowtnc
west to IOUtbwest were e:apected
th.l.a afternoon.
Klwmeini Aide
Quits to Join
Kw-dish Rebels
.
T EHRAN, Iran CAP) -.
Ayatollah Ruhollab Khomeini's chief representative in tense
Ku.rdiltao ProYince bu quit and
.)Olned Kurdiab rebels. demand·
int the eeatral iovemment pull
ill forces out ot Sanand~. the.
provincial capital, the Tehran
Times reported today.
Ho11ein Sbab•eaai.
Kurdlst.an'• iovernor-1eneral,
reaiped after the K.bomelni re-·
ome refuMd to hDOor bia pledie to tbe rebels that the ..,,..,,_
meat'• Revolutioaary Guard-
would be withdrawn from the d·
ty , tbe En1lhb·lan1ua1e
newspaper aalcl.
It said Sbabve11i joiaecl.
Kurd.lab rebe1I taldq part lD a .
alJt-day sit·in to protest the P ·
emment'• rett.a1 to withdra•
the militiamen.
-
U.S. clallar w mOIU1
lower.
'l'he NCCrd Roni Kon& price
came Jmt on not.mt tn the
A1laa trldlq tel'. Despite
tbe fall ol aearb' UO durt.na tbe
°""" ............... WArTINO FOR THE SCHOOL BUS ON A RAINY MONDAY MORNING IN COSTA MESA
The Neufeld kkta-Laonard, 11; Jerri, I, •nd Suay, a-Dreued tor the w..ther
·:Rainy Week Predicted·
t . •
-~ ·· ~e Showen Dampen Parched County
Oruap Cout resldentl wbo were~ by tM annped.ed
arrival fl a mlJ4 willlel" ltOr9
can expeet ceAtJllAed wet
weather perl\ape tbroueh Wed·
Daday. forecuten aaid today.
The ovenflht rains dropped
DO more tlMID .lJ ol an inch of
rain OD parts of the Orange
Couut1 eoata1 area this morn-tDI, 1tvlnl a small boost to
anemie nln fiCW"M and causing
minor problems for m.otori.Rs
beadinl iDlo work.
"We're way below normal," a
spokesman for the National
Weather Service in Los Angeles
said this morning of rainfall
totals for the season beginning
inla17. Lat ,._. bJ Ulls time, men
than am lDCbes or rain bad fallen
in the CO.ta lleaa-Newport
Beach area. With tbta latest
storm added in, current rainfall
figures tOtal only 1.87 inches.
In Huntington Beach, the
storm dropped only .08 of an in-
ch, bringing the Sf:ason total
there to 1.96 inches. Last year
rainfall exceeded 6.8 inches by
the same date.
The surprise rain was caused
by an unstable alr mass that bad
been hovering over central and
northern Caiifomia since last
week.
Forecasters said tbe extended
Laguna Resident
Remains 'Stable'
La1una Beach resident
Phoebe IQtertandi, 49, remains
la atable conctition at South
COut lrtedlcal Center two days
after ber Volbwasen converti·
ble bunt Into flames followine a
beadon colli.Acm.
llrs. InterlaDcti. the ex ·wife of
syndicated cartoonist Phil ln-
terlandl. was oul1ed from the fiery wreck ol her car late Fri·
day a..llbt by a LquDa Beach
police oftlc:er 8Dd a puserby.
Oceupanta of a 1eeoad car trere not........., hurt in tbe 10
p.m. cl'lllb, ~to police.
Police assisted Gary Michael
Bobel. 28, bis wife Joice and a..
year-old dauibter Shawn from
the scorched Mercedes the fami·
ly was riding in at the. time of
the colliaion.
The Bobels, all of 2838 Wards
Terrace, were treated at the
scene by paramedtca.
Police Aid Mn. lnterlandi, of
1080 Dyer Place, may face
char1e1 ol drivinl under tbe in·
fiuence ol alcohol if tests tbow
lbe WU 4:rlm:1na.
Offlccs n1d Mn. Interlandi,
a ton1-ume Lapna Beach real·
dent, apparently ltruek a taxi
with her cs in the l2iOO block ol
South Cout m,hwQb~ con.. tinued to CreU and leDDeyr'e
street when ber car alle0dl1
ttruck the auto coat•lnlnl the
Bobelfamil)t.
Wben the can erupted tnto flam•, Offtrit Dm Barney and
South LailiDA rwldent Norman
AnderiGD palled Jin. Interlandl and tbe famllJ frOID tbe buraiq
rilllc*.
••tlook ~ for 11lowe17
pertoa ~'9' tbJouab Fft.. ~~Jiforp.la Bl-11wa~at.rol 1poke1man Jerr, EU said
the first rain of the aew year
caused no unusual traffic pro-
blems foe early morninl com-
muters. A number of minor accl·
dent.a were reported, be said.
A sheriff'• department harbor
patrol spokelman said no off.
shore advisories were in effect.
Light variable winds blowing
west to southwest were expected
this afternoon.
Agitated Man
Surrenders
After Threat
A 30-year-old San Clemente
man surrendered to police Satur·
day after be bad threatened to
shoot anyone who tried to enter
his home.
Police said the 10:30 a.m. ind·
dent was touched off by a quar-
rel between the man and bis
girlfriend who bad returned to
the Avenida Santa Inez home to
retrieve belooginp while escort·
ed by lawmen.
The man reportedly refused to
allow them to enter and
threatened to iboot the woman
and officen with a •botlUD,
Police s,t. William Trudeau
said.
Tbe police tctical team was
called out and surrounded the
man's home. lnveattcator Walt
&epbemoo then talked the man
into alvtna blmMlf up after two boun otneeou.uom.
No one WU hunin tbe ineideal, no ahotl wert flred ud the
lbcqun tbe man ul4 be bacl ...
never found, TNdtau AlcL
Prior to tbe pOUee ant.ms
SaturdaJ. It UDelind that tbe
wom•o in•eli•4 bad been
beaten. Bal lbt nfi td to Jf'W cbaran and .. ._.. 1114idlcal
tnatm• '1'119 ...... u.bato
UC lrvlae llellBeal Ceater'1
P91dWltrie ...............
JeaMl.9111i.I , ~·
"The bulc trend la for a
1amewbat weaker dollar for tbe
Ume behl8," aa1d ooe London
dealer. "~ loq u the world
political attuatioo rematm un·
aettled, there's tittle chance of a
dollar comeback.··
R1Usia Vows Veto
Soviet Withdrawal
DeDlanded in U.N.
UNITED NATIONS <AP> -
Five non-aligned Security Cow>-
cil memben circulated a draft
resolution today callin1 for tbe
immediate withdrawal of all
foreign troops from Afchanislan
as the United States called tbe
Sovi e t intervention a
"dangerous breach of peace and
security" and a "1.enible mia-
calculatioo."
Sponsored by Baneladeah,
Jamaica, Niger, Zambia and the
Philippines, the resolution did
not mention the Soviet Union by
name but "deeply deplored" the
armed intervention ln
AfgbaniAan.
Tbe actklo came u tb,e Securi·
ty Council opened ill filtb meet·
mg on tbe Afp.mtatan attuatton
today.
Soviet Ambaaaador Olee
Troyuoftky told reporten be
would veto tbe ftl90lUlion if it
casqe to a Y0t.e. A~ ol
the COUDdl or tC the U.N. mezn.
berabl p UMD coald 1et tM
GeftMal AlsemblJ to take Up tbe
matter in an emeraency aeuaon,
whtela would J:.oloa1 Uae
pubUdlll ....... '•' eocadein~ oaUGD al tbe Baai•.
Eiabtem O.N. members lpcb in the eoundl debate Sunday.
* * * Rebel Losses
Heavy During
Soviet Attack
BJ ne Auodated Presa
Moelem rebels in Afgbaniatao
admitted Soviet troops inflicted
heavy kJ&ses, but diplomata in
nelgbborin& Pakistan reported
the rebels and anti-Soviet troops
of the Afghan army were cootin·
uing to battle the Ruaaian.s in at
least four areas of the country.
A rebel radio broadcast Sun·
day said tbe auemuu battlini
communist rule for nearly 20
months suffered heavy
casualties in filbtnl near the
eaatern town of Jalalabad,
wblch Soviet troops occupied
la.st week. J•l•l•bad ll 75 mllel
eaat of Kabul. the Afghan
capital, and 50 miles northwest
of the Pald"•ni bonier and the
Khyber Pus.
The rebel broackut vowed a
"ft1ht to tbe ftniab" to drtw the
Ruaalam out ol Afpaabtaa and
briq down the communllt P · emment ID Kabul. It clUmed
the tnsurwenta bad been nm.
forced by "coaliderable" nam-
ben of Miium army troops wbo
deserted durtn1 tl1bttn1
ellewbere lD the coantrJ follow· ina the coup in Kabul OD Dec.~.
Diplomatic aourcu la
lllamabad, the Pakiltanl
capital, repoded ft_.QI ..
conttnulnt ln tbe northeast provtnee ~ W•bben tn Pabla
<1ee•na~PapA1>
the second day of the debate,
and only three commwlist na·
lions -East Germany,
Cz.echosloYakia and Vietnam -
defended the Soviet actJon.
U S . Ambuaador Donald
McHenry, the ftrgt speaker Sun·
day. s 8ld Soviet autboritaes
made a "terrible m1scalcula·
tioo" 10 sending troops acl"06I
their aoathern border into
Afghanistan.
He rejected Soviet claims that
they Wett invited by the Afpan
government and sud the
B•9S .. c1a9
Kremlin enpneered the coup
Dec. 27 in the Afghan capital
tbat resulted m the overthrow
a nd execution of President
Hariz.ullah Amin and bis
replacement with Babra k
Karmal, wh om the Soviets
brouebt back from exile an
Czecboslovalaa.
.. Are we to believe that Prest·
dent Amin mvited Soviet troops
to come into Afgbaniatan an or-
der to oversee bis own downfall
and bis own exe cution ?"
McHenry asked.
500 Aliens N ahbed
By Border Patrol
Border.PIU'OI .... et ta.Sm Cl•••.al•~ e•eekpola& ••· pnllddedSJa .......... =:--• a a..a.a-,....
Patrol ..-a lnm tile a.la
Villa and El QQaD d.ec-...-U
joined San Clemeale apa&:a fw
a beefed up operation Sunday
from 5 to 10 p.m., with more
than 48 oftlaen c:hedria1 can at
the San ~ehectpoint.· .
Al Franco. deputy chief patrol
agent f« the San Diego area.
said the extra manpower was
put on the San Clemente check·
point station "because we
wanted to eet a reading oo wber1
the influx of aliem into the United
States wouldst.art acain
"We fomd out." he said. "We
reall1 dii*a'tapect that many.'' •
...,._ C8IDe eaoa JD nery •••p9lh9117,•• Prueoaald.
Be said 801D8 lllDUUlers let
oat their cramped puseqera
before u.e checkpoint tellinc
them to walk around the •tatioo
where they would be picked up
again.
"Some ot the smugglers aban·
cloned tbel.r can on the freeway.
lea'ftng the aliens locke-d insidt>
tbe t.nmb," Franco saJd.
He said tbe increased man·
power at the San Clemente
checkpoint resulted in the bWl·
dreds of apprehensions and
added the prosram will be tned
again at a later date.
"We're pretty happy with tbe
results." he said.
C"lemente Recall
On June Ballot?
Organli.en of a recall qaimt
two San Clemente council mem·
ben Hid toclay they want to
place tbe measure oo the June
ballot ln1tead of Aprll 'a
municipal election.
Gale Howe, leader of the re-
call driw aplmt council mem-ber a l(yrU• Wainer and
Karoline Koelter, laid petidoo
1l1nature 1atberen are can·
vualD1 tbe city in ataempt to
qualify tbe lulll for tbe June
ballot.
qualify the recall for tbe June
ballot.
County re1tstrar officials
ruled that many of the
sienatures turned in Dec. 14 by
recall becken were on petitions
cittulated by workers who ~re
not reststered San Clemente
voten.
Coast
1t'eadaer ·
V arlable doudlDeH
throu1ta Tueacsay .
Probablllt1 of abowera
deenulnl to 10 percent
toa111't ud ei7 1U1bt
TaMd91. tows tGGilbt •
at tM bMcbte ud M ln·
land. H1PI Tuesday a aloa.a u. CIDlllt and 11 in·
land.
11'8 ... TeltAY
TOKYO <AP> -QulnbrpMa were bom to the wtfe cl a
steelworker today -two of tbe babies survived and were re-
ported la IOOd condiUoa.
Doetms tn P'Uhl, 210 mlJea west"'~. Wei ltidort
ONkl, •• Pft birth to two boys and three ldrla la St minut.81. A bo1 and a atrt welabJq z pounds t ounces ud 2 ~ 13 ounces were ID l'>od eoadWoG. tbe doc:ton aaid, while two otber
babies were ltilfbom and tbe Mb died abortly after birth. Tbe mother' wu reported ID fair eondlUan.
re-seer<'•~ lleperC •n11d
WASHINGTON (AP) -A apoktsman for tbe Teamat.en UD·
Ion bu denied a publlabed report that tbe. union's ~t.
Frank P'ltzsimmom, la autferf.al from abdominal cacer
Tbe spokesman, Frank Zeller, aaid, "Be bad a tWDOI' CJD lbe
tube leadlq to the luna. It wu bea.lp."
The Los Angeles Herald-Examiner reported Sunday that ex-
ploratory surgery had shown the tumor was malignant and that
the cancer spread into the 72-year-0ld Fiwimmooa' abdomen.
Laace ~o•es Co•rt Bid
A TL.ANT A <AP> -A federal Judge todQ refused to dlamlaa
bank fraud clw'I• against former federal budget director Bert Lance and three asaoclates and turned uide an attempt by one
co-defendant to delay the trial.
The rulinp by U.S. Di.6t.rict Judge Cbades A. Moye Jr.
dear the way for Lance's trial to bel1D CD acbedb1e Jan. 14.
Lance ball uked lloye to diam1u the cue OD IJ'QUDdl that
prosecutors improperly manipulated civil investlgatioas of
Lance and the two Georlia baDU be beaded to develop their
criminal case.
frank Jury Mulls
Penalty of Death
BJ Tiie Amodated Pl'MI
The death penalty pbue of the
child moleltatloa·murder trial
of Theodore Frank WU to beliD this afternoon ID Oran1e County
Superior Court before the same
jury wblcb convicted Frank last
month.
The seven men and five
women of the jury were
scheduled to bear evidence oo
the proeecutim coni.a1ioG that
Frank, 44, of Wooclland Hllla,
should be aeotenced to the pa
chamber became ol ooe or more
special clrcumatanc" In the
death of 2~·yeaN>ld Amy Sue
Seltz OD March 14, lim.
A aeatmce of life ID p"-1
wttboat poalbWty ot parole wu
UIUred when Frank WU CCII>·
vtcted Dec. 15 ol fint-dearee murder, rape, lddnapptq and
cblld moleltatlon.
Bec:aule of the JW')''I apectal
findln1 that the murder OC·
curred dm1q • tldnUl>lnl, the
case became eUlible -for death
penalty conalderatloo. The jury
alao had ... uked by the.,...,
eeutlon to find three other drcumataneea to quallfy the cue
for the death penalty, but iasued
DAILY PILOT
no 1pedal tiDdlng on alle1atiom
that the murder took place dW'bll
a torture, • rape and a cblJd
molestation.
Tbe cbUd was abdw:ted from
an aunt'• yard tn CamarWo, and
her body wu found aboat JO
miles away in tbe Topan1a
Canyon area of Loe An1eles Coun·
ty two da.ya later
Frank, an admitted child
mol•ter, ~ bad been
sentenced to pi'taon and at.te
bolpital treatment in both Ills·
aouri and Callforula. Tbe s.M.z alrl wu ala1D aboat two montbl
alter Frank wa releued u an
outpatient from Atascadero
State Hospital.
He half been HDt then 3~ yean earlier u a meatall)' dll-
ordered sex offender after a
cblld molesUn1 convlctloa ID
Bakenfteld.
Cycle Crash
Victim Dies ·
• Wiii ~ 41..U. u tnumw 11..u~ud CGDtJm.e
................. dlM ... _,.., ........ 111:1'Mtoa full,......,_., ....
TM D•Jlll'lld ~
........ "'-......... dtltztd • ta _., .. Jala tbe !cllNIOD fll
................ It Cal Sta ...........
He earNll&b' Is dlllraum ol a
....... "" .... ftmn-. 1 c~ fQI" tbe National
Aatodatlon ol Secoodary School
PrlDelpala.
Lake will~ Apew, wbo
en"MDCld 1ut mocth be wtl1 •test doirD from the poll be ..
IUllled tn -Aqmt, clatmlq tile
beavy won load and lack of
clerical belp for the llalt-tlme
po1tttoD wa1 eonaumln1 too
mudl GI bla time. Pollowlnt the ~ment
of A1new'a ra1lpatloo, the City
Council voted to seek a new city treasurer who would aene a a
eort of elected fipnbead, with
the bulk ol the treuurer'a daily
duties dele1ated to a deputy
treHtarer.
Lake will be paid $30 a month
and wtll review investments
made by the city manqer and
director cl flnance.
JD addition, Lake wUI review
documenta to make sure the city
la 1ettlnl t.be beat rates for ita money, and will review the an-
nual audit reports.
Why would be take the job for
$30 a month?
.. It's not for the money," be
lau1bed, addlnl. "I feel I live ln
La1una Beach and would like to
participate in the community and
off er a cootributioo.''
F,....PageAJ
REBELS •..
and Jalalabad, between Kabul
and the Pald.atanl border. and in
Parwan, 50 miles northwest of
the capltal; in Kandahar, 2'70
mllea southwest of Kabul, and in
Heral, the chief city ln western
Afthantatan 75 ml1ea from the
Iranian border
Moslem Aflhan dissidents in
hlamat.d cbdmed today that
rebel forcH bad kllled 30
penoa., some of them Soviet
troops, and took control of two
GRAIN SALE CUTBACK
CLOSES MARTS -A4
towlll in i.a,hman Province, 50
mUes northeast of the capital.
It • 81 the finl report of fight·
inl ln that province. They alao
1ald ftgbtlng in Badaksban bad
slowed because of beavy snow
and that rebels there are mak·
inl suen11la raids. Retuaeea from Herat who Oed to lran reported a 1enera1 upria·
lnl ln their city Friday, with
many men and women tilled atter natxtmi Soviet tanb with atlckl and atones. Refu1ee1
reacbinl Iran today •aid Soviet
tanb bad moved from Herat to
ita lllburtls.
"Hundredl cl my own people
were attackln1 them -efen lhoup there wu much 1boadn1
and tbe tanb were Just ro1J1na over tbole who fell in front of
them," aaid oae ot the retuaees.
a farmer named Abdullah Ian.
Meanwblle, Radio Kabul, tbe
Af1b~n 10.enment 1taUon,
ebar1ed that President
Rafl1ullab Amin bad. 21800
political priaonen eDCU'UICI m
muao before be wu overthrown
ID the coup 11 days 8'0· Amin
WU prime miD1ater in the ftl"lt
communllt re1lm• tbat took
over la AprU 1978 and then
became prealdent ID a ~ last
September. He was executed
att.r bla replacement by Babnk
Karma!, an alle tbe Ruut1a1 brou1bt back from
Csecboalovalda.
Job Program·
Talk Planned
We ea "•..Sets
Phaniom Physician .
Hunted . by Officja&
1
lllAJO (AP) -Be baa't .....
anyone >C. but ClftldaJa wbo eaD
blm .. Dr. U»dsuck" feu tba
lt'a only amaltlrottlme. JD the ... ,..., tbe,.....
pbyalclan, armed wttb an 111·
ttmate aowleqe Of paUat cues. bM telepboaed aome D
women wttb phony medlcal lld-
Ylce.
JD each ca.e. the woman wa reeove.rtna from •ursery at one
cl a doJell area bospttala. And tn
each case, tbe caller -eom.Umes mini the name of a
doctor famlHar {o the woman -
told her to drink two ....... of
water, atldt her nn1era down
ber throat and rorce benelf to
vomit.
Many follow the advice, in·
veatl1at.on uy.
·'Thia CUY la wacko -be II a
madman ," said Miami
firefl1ht.er Chuck Manetta, who
drew attention to the <'tie when
be complained to police that tus
wife received auch a call.
Betty Manetta, recovertn1
from spleen surgery. bad drunk
the water but called her husband
before foUowing the rat of the
telephoned lnstrucUooa.
The caller told her be WU blr
doctor'• auociate. He wun't.
Manetta, ?:T, saJd be rushed to
the hospital when he 1ot bi&
wife's call.
''Tbe atatJt aupervi8or told me
it waa just a prank. it bappeos
all the time, and I sa.id, 'BuJl ll
la 10LDJ to be homicide when
somebody dies,' " Manetta aald.
Or. Upchuck speaks Ouent
English to some patieota, nueot
Span11b to othen He hu called
patients u often as six times.
"Thia guy hu ao much ln·
formation It ls sbockin«," SQS
Stephen Seabolt, security chief
at Jackloo Memorial Hospital.
where Dr. Upchuck hu called SO
women.
Texan Loses
Camera Gear
A Texu visitor to Lasuna
Beach reported the theft of more
than $5,000 in camera equipment from bU car Sunday.
Gary L. Keit, a profeuional
pbotosrapber from Dallu, told
police be putted bis car in tbe
100 block of Ila. Street to walk
to the beach. When be returned.
be •aid be d.lacoYered the equip.
IDeDt mlwtq,
Olflcera •aid tbe rear
hatchback wu unlocbd at tbe
Ume of the break1D.
Worlslal wltl• two otlMI'
bolpttala, Alt.alt bM failed to UMO'• a PIM nm it.a tbe ean.. He baa ~oacbad .. · tbat Dr.
Upebaek 1-8CC11M to C'*MlfMen.
tia1 wdl, bit tbM ODl1 addl
tot.be~ ··eow an .. u.. 10 macb t..
11.cle laformatloa OD IO ID~ bolpJtalat'' Seebolt aaked. .. ,,
woaJd be ~ lmpcmlble
for him to be It 1.ea.. lleft'1
ud 8outb ll1aml -Jet ... tllrM
cl U haft bad ea1J8 OD tbe a&ml
~ Bell TmDboDe ()).
MCaftQ c:bief Qenld Doyle ii
workiq wWl bolllital wttt offtcen to tnck tbe caller.
"We ba•e done aome wild
tbin11 like bavtn1 pr1Dtouts
abowtq all tbe calla into, NY,
South ll1ami Hospital. t.l'7iDI to
Laolate, Der out." Doyle aaya.
"But wtthola suc-ceu. We have
tried trarln&. But tbe caller 11
sporadic He mixes up bis
boepttala."
Klwmeini Aide
Quits to Join
Kurdish Rebels
TEHRAN. Iran <AP> -
Ayatollah Rubollab Kbomeild'a
chief represent.ab•e lo twe
Kurdlltan ProriDce bu quit and
joLned Klll'dllb rebel& demand·
in.I the emtral ~t pull
ita force1 out ol SanandaJ. \be
provl.ndal capttal, tbe Tebran
Tunea npJrted today.
Hoaaein Sbab•e11i.
Kurdlatao'1 eovernor-1enera1,
raiped after the ~· ,.. lime reluaed to boDol' b1a flledl9 to the rebels that ... aowm-
ment ·a Revol<ionary Guard
would be wttbdrawn from tbe d ·
ty. tb• i;:,s111b·lan1ua1e oewapaper
It uJd Sbab•eaai Joined
Kurdlab rebala takiq pert la a
~tx-dav sit-ID to protest tbe gov.
ernment 's refuaal to wtt.bdraw
the militiamen Reciclenta of a
half-dorm otllial' lturdtalJ towm
demoo.atn&ed SlmdQ tn aapport
of tbe Smmdaj lit-in, tbe paper
said. CRelmedstmy, Paae A.10).
The Tir:De9 quoted fnform-9
sources as sarln1 Bast.em
Sabashlan. • member of a IOY·
ernmeot oeeotiattna team Mal
to Kunllatm. OM iieed a .-rd
wttbdnwal bllfare armed llMID-
bel'9 of tbe Kurdilb Demoeratie
Party leew tbe etty.
Or9!111 o..itr ·~ ........
OH? • mllUoa ta .... ;nilN
tnmtt ~,.u.,.,e•;~
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trtet -........ todaJ .. uk ~_,..,, ..... to~
tb• 'ii: trao1lt ••••••· ....,... .,.., ......
la'wH•··~ .. ~a .................... ......... ...., ..... ... ..-.to .......
mlllm It.lite ftmd. triliillt trtct •wnl manapr ,.._.~
8Artctbelt ~ ' •t Tiie ~ 1'UUJd .... ..
• spec:lll faDd ........ ~
traaaportatSoa projeeta oat Clf:
the 7 Ctat per lallaD .... ....:
ta paid .,, Call!onlallll. l Votanw0uld90l be ·~
a tu lllCri 111•. oftldUa Mid: ~ ....... iaCGGldal tbi oomtJ'• IDd--ba tlMI tnml,l ~will aot nnlt .. ...,:
more tuattoa, eot ou Wa
dlme," Aki Ra1pb Cla4. tr..a
dlst.rtet ·--. .. AU we're Hklat la to', ntrt.... Olll' fair Iha.re ot tu.
paJ4 tDto '*wry apeclal flmd.".
la 111' Callfonala ••ten·
qntd .. tbe •pedal nD64 t.nmlt falld coald be ..........
oat of tM ....... ta ~· ~-.,project.a. At Oraa1e Comdlaa
a U. meuare ta ecm-c ept. tlaey did not eoaat
tbemMlwa la• oneot dM eom-u. elllfble for tbll sped al r.d.
Approwal cl ~Mm I dDea .at mem dtim be fonaldas
m01MJ tbat eoald ba.. bee
med for bilbwaJ lmpro•emeut
Instead, OCTD director Al
HollJ.Ddmaakl.
''Ca.ITnna tabs tbla money
ript oil the top cl t.be IU tu
funda, ao It means other counties
are getting money we should be
1etttn1."
Tranatt dlatrtet omctala, joint-
ly with the Orange County
Trans portation . Commission,
will ask the county supervisors
to place PropoajUon S oo the
ballot.
The COUDty would have to pay
the S200 it coeta to put a measure
on the beJJot. u well as $45,000
forfrinled ballot atatemenu.
I 1apervtaon act bJ early
Marcil, tbe propoaitioe could be
on the June 3 ballot, officials
saJd.
Home Robbed
Of Valuables
A bout SZ,5!50 worth of ailftf'
tableware and aceeaories were
taken from tbe home ot three
Lacuna Beacb men Satunla)'.
Len 91. Mocbmar, P1oyd H.
Williama and lllcbHJ Boward
told police someone eatered
their bome dl.nMalh a aeccmd-
story 1lldin1 1lua door and
made otf wttb the •aluablea.
Vessels Collide
PORTSKOt.ml. Va. CAP) -
A Coast Guard CUU. wu 8'ancl-
tq by ln the AllMtlc Ocean elf
Vlrlinia early today, nu.nfna a
disabled, ablndooed tua and a
loose bar1e. Ei1bt crH~
two of them lll&bt!) '-J~
were forced to abandoD the 100-
foot tu& A. W. GuUl oa Sa~
when lfa ateertnc failed aad &be
4Sl·foot container bar1•
•lammed Into lt. aouau ttfQ bol" ID tbe tua•a hull. --
atw.oo.. U. e~ prte. was ltlU MU'b Ill a1»ove ~·1
c&o11Da pric.. ' • T o . oP111iaa . prlce tD Lomloa
ud Zwicb. ~·1 two bi.a·
(tit &aid DWilN. ... a me-
dl tMS • omice. matching tbe prevtous Eui'opeaD reeord let in
:turlcb OD Jan. l. By m.ldmom·
ln1, bowvv, the price ln both
clUea 1llpped to 111S5. but that
..., ......... ..._
WAIT1NO FOR THE SCHOOL 8U80N A RAINY MONDAY MOANING IN COSTA ME8A
The Neufeld Kld8-Leonard, 11; ant, •• and...,,·-DfMaed for the Weather
Siu-prise Showen Dam en Parched County
Orup Coast raldelata wtao
were atartled by the unexpected
arrival ol a mild winter atonn
can eJlpeet continued wet
1'9atber perhaps throuab Wed-DMclaJ. foreeastera aaid today.
• l"he owmhlht rains dropped
DO more tbaD .12 bl an IDCh al rain on parta of tbe OraQle
County eoutal area th1a mom-
ine. 1tvt.ne a small boost to
anemic rain fipres and causing
minor problems for motorlata
headlD«i uu work .
Supervisors Mull · ..
Raising Own Pay
llJ aGBEllT BAJU[ER
Ol-Delty ...... ,....
Orange County supervisors
are expected to decide Tuesday
if the time bas come t.o give
themselves a pay raise.
The five top elected county of-
fjclala earn an annual salary of
S29.89it and lbey got their last
raise • .a 5.5 percent salary bump,
tnum.
Supervisor Tboma.S Riley said
today be personally supports a
pay bike "although it should
ban tbe unanimous support of
all the supervisors.••
Other county supervisors
weren't available for com·
ment ..
''I favor an increase that is
eomlnent with tbe allowance
orld War II
..... -als Eyed
granted t.o the rest or lbe cotmty
employees," Riley said.
County employee groups pre-
viously have agreed to about an
8 percent pay hike in curreot
contracts.
Supervisors also will be con-
sidering lbe llft.ing of the um
pay freeze on the $52,000 annual
salary of the handful oft.op coun-
ty executives.
Included in ~t pay bracket
are Coamty Administrative Of.
ficer Robert Thomas. County
Counsel Adrian Kuyper, Human
Services Agency Director
Margaret Grier, Health Officer
Rex Ehlina and Environmental
Management Aaency Director
Geor1eOllborDe.
Ironically, a few emrloyeea
have slipped ahead o thelr
superton ln ulary because they
are in the admlnlatratlve mana1ement employee clause
and receive pay lncreaies
automatically.
Tbe pay for county
aupervilon and top cou.nty ex-
ecutl vea had been fro1en
because ol tbe uneertaintlel ~
poee4 by PropOlltkln 13.
8Qpenilon also receive other
benenta fn addition to their
1alariea. Tbe~ .,. paid for attencttn1
milceJtMO'• meettnp and n-cti•• IUlly paid health, cldal
-JU• IDIUraDee. 1.'ky a1lo -• rit1reiDiDt ~. &D ~ ~count 8Dd a ehoi04I of. late
el auto or ~•·moatb ear .uaw-...
··we•ra WQ belotr DanDal.'' a
spokesman for the National
Weather Senice lD LOia Aqelea
sald thl.a mornlDg of ral.nfall
totals for the aeaaoo beeJnntn1 lD July.
Last year by tb1.a time, more
tban slx locbes of rain bad fallen
in the Costa Mesa-Newport
Beach area. With this latest
storm added in, curren~rainfall
figures total only 1.87 inches.
lo Huntington Beach, the
storm dropped only .08 of an in-
ch, bringing tbe season total
there t.o 1.96 inches. Last year
rainfall exceeded 6.8 inches by
the same date.
The surprise rain was caused
by an unstable air mass that bad
been hovering over central and
northern Caiiforn.ia since last
week.
Forecasters said the extended
outlook called for showery
periods Wednesday through Fri·
day.
California Highway Patrol
spokesman Jerry Ellison said
the first raln of the new year
caused no unusual traffic pro-
blems for early morning com-
muters. A nomber of minor acci-
dents were reported, be said.
A sberlfl'a department harbor
patrol spokesman said no olf.
shore advisories were in effect.
Llgbt variable winds blowing
west to llOUthwest were expected
this afternoon.
553 Arrested
In Border
Patrol Sweep
~-MO ud _, aboft ~·1
clostn1 pricee. The afternoon
flx.tD• ... .,..:so.
ProOt·tUine and rumon of a
bl& u .s. Trealury told sale bah·
ed the &old boom ln Europe oa
Friday, and the .metal cloMd
then at .-.:so in London and sm tn ZUrich.
Silver was quoted In London
t.oclay at 135.:SO an ounce, up
,from·-... ~6 but below tbe I an. 2 record ol ... Ill tbe
United Stlltes. ll wu tndlq at aboutS31.
The dollar fell nearly four yen
In Tokyo, trom 2:17 .~ Friday to m .tO at the clo9e al tradiDc to-
day. Dalen predided lt mltbl
drop further beeaue al tbe ecn-
tinuin1 U.S.-lnnian crlab and
developmema In AlsbanislaJl.
Russia Vows Veto
The dollar waa IDOltly lower
oo European fonip eu~es
allo#
.. The bulc tread b far a
.omewbat weaker dollar for t.be
t.lme belnl." aaid ooe Loodnn
dealer. ">.. Iona u the wor1d political altuaUon remains un-r
setUed, there'• little chance of a
dollar comeback."
Soviet Withdrawal
• Delllaiided m U.N .
UN ITED NATIONS <AP> -
Five non-aliened Security Coun-
cil members Clrculated a draft
resolution today calling for the
immediate withdrawal of au
foreign troops from Al&ha.nist.an
as the United Stat.es called the
Soviet intervention a
"dangerous breach of peace and
security" and a "terrible mis-
calculatloo."
Sponsored by Ban1ladeah,
Jamaica. Niger, Zambia and the
Philippines. tbe resolution did
not meotioa lbe Soviet Un.ion by
name but "deeply deplored" the
armed Intervention in
Al&hanletan
The action came u the Securi·
ty Council opened ita fifth meet-
inl on tbe Af&Nntswa altuatkm
today.
Soviet AmbaHador Oles
'l'r'OJ&°"*Y told ~ ..
woetld WCo tbl r11 r'UOaa If • , came to a wte. A m.iortt1 ~
the cound1 ot al the U.N. mem-
i:)erabtp then could 1et U.e
Gaenl All I • ..., '° '* -.u. matter ID m ...,l•CJ -.llai,
wblcb would •roloa1 tbe
pubUcbed tnternatloGal cCJDdem.
natioa of tbe Ruutus.
EICbteea U.N. members 1poke
in the eoundl debate Sunday.
the seccmd day al the debate.
and only three communist na-
tl on s -East Germany,
Czechoslovakia and Vietnam -
defended lbe Soviet action
U .S. Ambassador Donald
McHenry, the first speaker Sun-
day. said Soviet authorities
made a "terrible mlscalcula·
ti on·' in sendina troops across
their southern border loto
Algbaniatan.
He rejected Soviet claims that
they were invited by the Al&ban
government an-d said the
Kremlin engineered the coup
Dec. Z7 in tbe Afghan capital
that resulted in the overthrow and execution of President.
Hafiz u llah Amin and his.
replacement with Babrak,
* * *
Karmal. whom the Soviets
brought back from eJUle in
Ciechosiovwa
"Are we t.o believe that Presi-
dent Amin invited Soviet lroop8
t.o come ant.o A.!ghanistan in or·
der to oversee bia own downfall
aod bis own execution""
McH enry asked
He said radio trammJtters in·
side tbe Sov1et Uruoa, purport.
in& t.o be Radio Kabul. broadcast
the first word of the coup, and
''lbe real Radio Kabul continued
normal tran.amiaalons for at
Deity ......... ,_
WORKS FOR SENIORS
MeM'aDon She•r
Rebel Losses High
As Soviets Attack
BJ fte Auodaled PnM
Moslem rebel.a lD Aflbanlstan
admitted Soviet t.roope lnflicted
heavy louel, but dlpk>mata ln
nel&hbortnc Pakiatan reported
the rebel.a and anti-Soviet troops
of the Af&ban army were conUn-
uin& to battle the Ruaalana ln at leut four areas ol the COW1trJ.
A rebel radio broadcut Sun-
day 1aid the guerrillas batUiQa
comm unlst rule for nearly 20
montba 1uffered beayy
cuualUei in riptna near the
ea1tern town of Jalalabad1 which Soviet trvo.,_ oeeupiea
lut week. Jalalabad ls 1S miles
eut of Kabul, tbe Af1bao
capital, and SO miles northwest
of the f>akist ani border and the
Khyber Pua.
Tbe rebel broadcut vowed a
"fiaht to the fmilb'. to drive the 1 Ruulam out al Afehaniatao and
brin& down the commwml sov· enimeot in kabW. It claimed
the l.naurseata bad been rein·
foreed bJ "coasiderable0 nwn·
bera of Af&ban anny troop. wbo
deaertecl durtn1 1t1bttn1
elsewhere tn the country folJoillr·
(lee aDBLI, .... At)
Aide to Khomeini
Qgits, Joins Kurds
least one and a half hours after
tbese llDDOUl'tcemeots were first
heard. Notbl.ng in these broad·
cuta from Kabul confirmed the
content al the Soviet broadcast
di1111eminated in Afgharustan's oame."
Fifty-one countries endorsed
the request for the Afghan de-
bate, the ID08t ever Lo bring an
iuue before the councll. Moet of
them were exped.ed t.o speak
The council ii operating wtth
14 members. one abort of ita full
membenbip.
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...... Yilll troable .esteNttb•--ldeotitJ'. ·-s.uon don't lib daaqe,'" ..W Ute coordinator Coo Sbear',
bat noted that be '1 optimistic
about the procram's new loca·
Uoa at the Moose Lodge, 4.3S E
17th St.. where TLC
<Transportation, Lunch and
Counuling) will rem8.1D for at
least a year.
The program, wlucb occupies
the space rent free from 9 a.m.
to 2:30 pm. weekdays, moved in
Dec. 1 after Moose members
spent $2.000 of their own money
Lo improve the kitchen facililles
and lighting at the lodge.
The countyw1de, federally
funded program's mam goal is
nutrition, Shear said
A balanced lunch 1s offered at
noon weekdays to persons 60 and
older. The Costa Mesa site is one
of more than 20 in the county.
In additioo, a nutntion educa-
tion class 11 offered twice a
month.
''Today's seniors weren't
brou&bl up tn a time when nutn-
tion wu important," Shear said.
·'They always bad plenty to eal
They don't understand about
vitamins and minerals, or
diabetes."
The daily l\md>es coet 7S cents
(no one ii turned away), but
mo.t ol the other activities at
TLC are free.
(See SENIO&S. 1ta1e AZ)
Coast
Weather
Variable cloudlneu
t b r o u I h '1' u e • a a y .
'Probabll1ty of ahowera
deereulnl to 10 pe~t
tonl1bt and only 1U1bt
Tuead&J. Lowa toni1ht a
at the beacbel and 54 ln·
land. Hi8b• Tueaday 83
a1on1 tbe cout and 81 ln·
land.
INSmBTODAY
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WASIONO'IOM <AP> -llm1111Celts,wboru1D 111't u =aa~wbO~ bu u..w.,Wuldutonwara.t.u
-19 ....... tial ct:c. wttb • felevb:laD abow PGrti'UJ •• dilW. lmlder.
Carter'1 NltloDt.l campatp for ,....,t .. tkm ud reelectlcla
be•an &mda)' with halt·hour film oo ABC-TV of hLI presldmcy.
Tbe ftlm abowt Carter ln actioa. Re la aeea: G~ witb the bw'deaa ol offtee; defendln1 tbe SALT
tnaty; ~ OYel" lunch wlt.b \'tee Prelldent Waite P. Mon-
dale: coaf.-riq with bla wile about ber acbedW.; rehearatn1 a
Poll.lb pbrue 80 be could snet Pope Jobn Paul ll ln b1a naUve
tc1niue; sreetiDI tbe pope OD tlwl Wb1-. Houae lawn; belplq
dau,bter Amy wUh ber boDMWl'k; and cloeJ.na a meedq Oil
aid to IAtiD Amedu by~. 1D a ftrm, aure voice: ••ru mate a-... OD lt today."
Cuter narrates the film, which wu shot in the While House over four days lD October.
Q1•t•lee• •• ,.. I• I•~••
TOKYO <AP) -Qulntupleta were born to tbe wife of a
steelworker t.oct.y -two ol the babies aurvtved and were re-ported in eood condltloo.
Docton in Fukui, 210 miles west of Tokyo, said :Mtdort
Olak:I, 3Q, gave bir1b to two bon and tbree-tOrta in a mtnutee. A
boy &Dd a llrl weilbin& 2 pounda 9 ounces and 2 pounds 1S
ounces were in good condltlon, the docton said, wblle two other
babies were 1Wl born and the fifth died shortly after birth.
The mother WU reported in fair coodJ.Uoo.
Te •••ter €••~Rep.rt De111ed
WASHINGTON (AP) -A spokesman for the Team1ten UD·
lon bu denied a publlabed report~ the union's president.
Frank Fitzsimmons, la suffertnc from abdominal cancer.
The spokesman, Frank Zeller, said, "He bad a tumoroo the
tube leading to the lung. It was benlp."
The U>e Angeles Herald-Examiner reported Sunday that ex-
ploratory surgery had shown the tumor waa malignant and that
the cancer spread into the 72-year-0ld Fitzsimmons' abdomen.
Caner 81 ... 0.'1Jsler BUI
WASHINGTON <AP) -President Catjer 1iped into law to-
day legislation giving $1.5 billion in loan guarantees to Chrysler
Corp., calling the step "extremely important" for the entire na
lion.
Signing the bill in the White House Cabinet Room, Carter
stressed that it was part of a ''packaae deal" involvina lbe com·
pany, unloo memben, other employees and banks.
Lee lacocca, board chairman of the flnanclally troublM
automaker, uid after the lelislatiOD 1JU liped; 04We're 1Dtnc
to merit tbe conftdence of evef1cm m pm nom, -ftD • monu,a"' • )'8U' of hard 1'0rt .. "
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AIDE •••
ben ol tM Kmdilb Democratlc
Party &eave the elt.y.
Kurdlab rebels, backed by the
party, fouat a aeries of bloody
batttea w1th 1uardamen lut
1ummer and fall ln a bid for
srea-.r autooomJ lD Kurdiatu.
The 1rowhr1 tension In.
Kurdiatan blehlighted only one
of several areas of minority Wl·
reatlnlran.
-'hb(an radio Hid a were
killed and 110 lnjund Sunday in
the second day of clashes
between Sunni and Shtlte
Moslem• In the Persian Gulf
port of Bandar Langeh about eoo
miles IOU&b ol Tehran. A govern-
ment offtclal aaid the fighting
1tarted when the city's Shiltes
became enraged by a comment
made by a Stmni clerayman.
Khomeini'• Shiites are the
dominant M01lem rell1lon in
Tran.
The daily newspaper Bamdad
said "tbe penoo reaponaible foe
the proYOCaUoo in tbe town la
Eamailudeh Qeabmi, who was
an agent of Savak (the deposed
shah's secret police).
In Balucbiatan-statan province
in the southeast, insurgents
staged two attacks on govern·
ment lrooPI today. killing two
guards and two army officers,
the official Pan news agency
said. Clashes in the same arelt
between rival Baluch.11 and Sis
tani tribesmen lut month left
several dead.
Another minority, the Azerbai
janis who 1upport Iran's aecond-
r an k e d religloua leader
Ayatollah Mohammed Kaaem Shariat·Madarl, planned a dem-
onatratlon today In Tabril,
eapltal of s .. t A1ttbal~an
Pto•lnce. tu1t nortb or Kurdt.tan in northwest lran
Teachers Rap Tradeoff
Proposed Curriculum Cutbacks Protested
By JACKIE RYMAN
Of -Deily ..,... Sutf
N ewport-Meaa teachers
charged today that the school
di1trtct la trying to drop its pro-
gram of music and pby1ical
education for elementary
schools in return for maklna cer
tain conceuion.a to teacben in
contract talu.
However, cn.trict officlala aaid
the program, called the basal
proaram.. la only one of many
areu of di.atAcl..aperatioo being
eyed for poulble cutbaeu, and
wasn't offered u a tradeoff.
The laue will be diseuued, at
the teachen' request, at the
Newport-Mesa trustees meetiq
scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Tuesday
at the Harper Community
Center, lab Street and Tustin
Avenue in Colla lleu.
The baa1 pl'OIJ'alD provides
traveUna tacben 'trit.b 1peclal
training to teach pby1lcal eduea·
tiOD and vocal uct inltrumental
mualc in eJemeatary 1ebooll.
Newpaltrlleu Federatlon of
Teachers President Wllllam Coe
.. td today dllrtrtct offtclals pro
posed to c1rop the Procram dur
lnl contract mediation ahortJv
DAILY PILOT
•••• Clllto9 ¥1tt ............. .-r .. -...
""::r-"
n:::.%.~
Olftft~--.:.·.:.::--
before t.alb were recessed two
weeb qo for Cbriatmu vaca·
tion.
He said teachen won't accept
the pouible cut when ne1otia-
Uom resume cm Wednesday. CUe
alle1ed the district off~ to
trade cuWna the bual proaram
for m akln& conce11lon1 on
several items 1ou1bt by
-.acben, auch aa more atrtngent
limlta on involuntary transfers.
"I want to expreu our deep
anger at the board'• represeo·
talives for not lettln& ua know
that they had this up .their
aleeve," Cue said.
"Thete progam1 that they're
planning ~cut are of tremen-
dous value fo tbe kids," be said.
Cue said he belleve1 the dia-
trict 1hould ICl'ap its plant to
build a new '1 m1Woo ceutnl
kitchen and use the money for
teacben' aalarlea inatead.
Dl1trtct 1poke1woman Jean
Harmon uld today tru1tee1
haven't dlae\Ued ellminatln& the
basal program and said cutbacks
an that area an= amon1 many op-
tions beinl looked at lD light of an
expected *" mlWan bud1et deficit next year.
She noted that any teachers
who would be laid off must be
notified by March 15, so pro-
grams are being examined now.
"It was not offered aa a
tradeoff and It's not been up
anybody'• 1leeve," Mra.
Hannon said.
She alJo dlaagreed with Cue's
comments about the central
'kitchen, noting that the current
kitchen la oo the McNally School
property, which baa been sold.
The kitchen must be moved, abe
said.
Also, Mn. Harmon said, funds
from the aale of the McNally 1ite
can onlJ be u1ed for other
capital expenditurel, under tbe
Interpretation of current state
law, and aren't available for
teachlni ulartes. "It'• applea and oran.1es," she
said.
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SENIORS PROJECT. • •
emotiooal
torelol=:'decllDJDCeDl'CIU· mnt, to Plaet.DC bllla
1ebool atudl1ltl lD Ultlr NI·
tdentl•l area.
Tbt acboo1 wu cloted tut 1a.mmer _ n bu belD m4ld tldl
,...-t0tdqcanwl~ Jlll'OO'••· ,.... ..... bltll Khoo& Woiald
be located ID the former
PrHldlo elementary 1cbool
balld1q GD tbe DHia campm.
Cloled IJnWt.l ,..,. ·'°· the -.boo! ... llbCe bMll UMd to
89th Candle
Reagan Called 'Vibrant'
MANCH&STER. N.H. <AP) -Althouab h1a ~
ponenta uy Ron•ld Rea&m'a aie 11 a UabO.tty.tn tbe
formel' Callfornla coverior'a qu.t for the Praiden·
eyietwo Maochmter women cam,.. 1t an event to ce bl'ate. .
The two have launcbed 1 c~~ to belp tbe Republican preaidenUal bopefaJ mart .ui blrth·
day Feb. 6, and to boost b1a c&mpalp at the aame
time.
Cynthia Vaal and Dorothy Be••naer want New
Hampshire resident. to send bt.rthd.ay carda to
Re!-gan'a home in Callfornla. ud to include a Sl
contribution. ·
In a Joint statement, the women applauded
Reagan's ••vibrant approach to our nation'•
problems."
Hospitals Haunted
By 'Dr. Upchuck'
MIAMI CAP) -He bun't hurt
anyone yet, but officiala who call
him "Dr. Upchuck" fear that it's only a matter of time.
In the past year. the phantom
pbys1c1an, armed with an m-
ti mate knowledge of patient
cases. hu telephoned some 3>0
women with phony medical ad.
vice
In each case, the woman was
recovering from surcery at ooe
or a dozen area hospitals. And in
each case, the caller -
sometimes using the name ol a
doctor familiar to the woman -
told her to drink two iluaea of
water. at1ck ber fin&en down
her throat W force beaell to
vomit.
Mant follow the advice, in·
vest111tors say.
"Tbls guy Ls wacko -be aa a
madman," sai d Miami
firefighter Chuck Manetta. who
drew atteotioo to the case when
he complained to police that hLa
wife received aucb a call.
Betty Manetta, recoveranc
from spleen surgery. half lfnmk the water but called her husband
before following the rest of the
telephoned tnatructiooa.
The caller told her he was her
doctor's associate. He wun't.
Manetta, 'Z1, said be rushed to
the hospital when be 1ot bil
wife's call.
"The night supervbor told me
it was Just a prank, tt bappem
all the time, and I said, 'Bull. It
Ls going to be homicide when
somebody dies,' "llcetta amd.
Dr. Upchuck 1peab nuent
English to some patients. numt
Spanish to olhen. He bu called
patleota aa often u lix limn.
"Thi.I IUY hu ao much in-
formation lt ii lhocki.ai." aaya
Stephen Seabolt, security cldef
at J ackloo Memorial H01pttal,
where Dr. Upchuck bu caUed50
;
womea.
Workln1 with two other
boapltala, Seabolt bu failed to
uncover a pattern ln the calla.
He h as concluded that Or
Upchuck bas access to confider>-
Ual reeorda, but that only adds
to the bewilderment.
"How can be have so much ln·
side lnformataon oo so many
bospit.aia"" Seabolt ask ed "It
would be phyaacally 1mpocmble
for him to be at Jacboo, Mercy
and South Miami -yet the three
of us have bad calla on tbe aame
01ght ...
Mrs. Garlson
Dead at 82;
Rites Tuesday
Funeral s ervices are
scheduled Tuelday for Johanna
K . Carlson oleo.ta Mesa. who
died Saturday at the aee of 82.
Mra Carboo wu a member of
the American Lepm Auxabary
Unit S4SS and of the Costa Mesa
Harbor SeJDor" Cttl.zem.
Funeral ler"rices wt1J be held
at 10 a. m. Tueeday at Plette
Brotben 8eU Broadway Chapel,
llO B~. ec.t.a Mesa. vts-
ltatloa la ICbedWed there today
from a to 1 p.m.
lntennmt will be in Trimont.
Mln.n.
II ra. Carl1on lea •e• ber
dau1bt«, SJlYla W'llley of Costa
Me1a; 1l1ter1 Charlotte
Martlmon ol Lquna Beach and
Wllbelmln.a Redman of Costa
Mesa; a blather. Joeepb Knabe
of Caft10D Country, Calli .• three
1randcbildren and one sreat·
grandchild.
•
p._p-AJ
REBELS ••• ~ •. ... inl the coup ID Kabul OD Ow.~·
Dlplo.matlc 1ourc•1 l~ Islamabad, lhe Pakiatant:
capttaJ. reported flibtln& ~
eo0Uaaln1 In the nortlaea~
proYinee of BadaDhan lD PUSA.a:
and .1aJIJabed, bet..._ Kabul!
and tbe P#lfenl border, ad la' Panraa. 50 mn.. DOl'tbwelt of
the eapUal; lo Knd1bv, 210
milea ........ of Kabul. ad iD.
Rerat, tbe chief ctt11D ...-.
Alpantet.n 75 ml.la from the-
Iranian border. '
llo.lao Allban dl11kllnta IA
&lamat.d claimed todaJ tbllt rebel forcea bad killed 30
penom, IOID9 of them 8oriet
troops, and took coatrol of two
GRAIN ULE CUT8M*
CLa.8 MARTS-M
towns in Lapman Provtnee, :so
miles DOl'tbealt ol tbe eapM.al.
11 WU the ftnt report of ~
ID.I lD tblll pn1rince. They alao
1ald fiebtin& in Badak&han b.8d
slowed became of beaYy mow
and that rebel.I there are m.ak·
inl guenilla raids.
Refugeea from Heral wbo Oed
to Iran reported a 1eoeral upris-
ln& in their city Friday, With
m1ny men and women killed
after fighting Soviet tanks with
sticks and stones Refugees
"eacbtn1 Iran today aa1d Soviet
tanks had moved from Heral to
Its suburbs
"Hundreds of my own people
were attack1nc them even
though there wu much abooting
and the tanb were Juat roWq
over those who fell in fNat oJ
them." said one of the ref.,.eee.
a farmer named Abdullah Jan.
MeanwtuJe. Radio Kabul, the
Af1ban 1o•ernment alatlon.
cbar~d that Pre•lden~
Rafla1illah Amin bad z.eoo
politic.al ortaonen executed ea
mu1e belore he wu overthrown
in the coup 11 days •IO· Ambt
w aa prime mlnilter in tbe fll"lll
communist regime that toot
over In April 1978 and then
~came pn!S1dent in a coup last
September
Noise Curb
Meeting Se~
'·
Noise control soluUons for
John Wayne Airport will be cfia;
cussed by the County Airport
Comminion durtn1 a publie
meetlna tueaday nilbt in Santa
Alla.
The 7 p.m meetiDI will be
held in the County Board ol
F.dllc at.laD Heari.DI Room. l3C» South Grand Ave. •
The commlasioo also will beu
a progress report on airport
raciUUea. lta pawent capacity,
proJectkm oo future demaocla
for airport services and Planned
alt.es (or an airiine paa1mac
terminal. .,
oa " ftV8T CAN be used to permit • ~
lta.Ddardollirina for your f amlly: to educate a m.tnor chUd;
-to COYer ~led n.nancw emercenctea;
-to provide a lifetime income for a wife or d•nibt.er
or otbtt relaUve;
-to &ive a chUd hLI (or her) inberit&Dee ID lmtall-
mmtt;
-to keep the dUJd from aqua.nderinl it all ID a hur-
ried and bannfuUJ extra•acant apree;
-to provide for a f aTOl'it.e charity;
-to achieve almoet m11 type ot penoaa1 or fUlaJld.111
objective.
TBE O&GANIZATION. purpo9e, adm.la1.ltntloa, dura-
Uoo and ewatua1 diapoUUoa °' \be principal ot the t.rmt are subject to many laws, 8Dd the lawa IOYel1liJll YOQJ'
prospectift trust depend on the ltat.e lD which JOG Uve.
Tbere are many dilfenot tJpa ot tr.ti -110me fairly comm~ Aben not so tnqueat.a, eaaNlabect.
Po; , ll you own a C'ft!WMerable amoant of life
iDnnDce you can create a tlfe lmunnce trust and direat
to wbom ad tD wt.at manner tbe proceeds from tbe
pnHdM ... .., be paid.
•-=m G .. ll.I a a1n1ng
In Ag Production
Ola•lid Luti ... e KN>CT (CBS) Lo. Angeles
• KNBC (NBq Los Angeles
I KTLA (Ind ) Los Angeles
KABC-TV (ABC) Los Angele&
Cl) KFMB (CBS) San Diego D KHJ-TV (Ind) Los Angeles 9 KCST (ABC) San Diego
I KTTV (Ind) Los Angeles
KCOP·TV (Ind) Loe Angeles a KCET· 1'I (PBS) Los Angeles 8' KOCE-TV (PBS) Huntington Beach
'Lathe' First
MmJieMade
For Public TY ...
B1TO•JOaY
NEW YORK <AP) -David Loxton spent nine
mouth.a reading science fiction. 400 short stories
and nine novels, in search of material for public
TV's first major made-for-televiaioo movie.
.. It was before "Star Wars' and all that," Loz·
too recalls, "and I came to tbe conclusion that
Ursula Le Guin was oae of t.be best writ.en in tbe
field, that ber work represented all of the best ele-ments ol what I wanted W. thing to be."
That WU three years aao. Wednesday Loxton
and the Televialon Laboratory at New York's
WNET often •'The Lathe of Heaven" at 8:30 OD
KOCE. Qwmel 50, and an hour later on KCET,
Channel&
'4Tlll8 IS A DIFFICUJ.T work." Loxton says. ··unu1a bu a wonderful phrase to describe it:
•Tb.ii ia about loner apace, not out.er space.•
.. We tried IOIDethin& very darinc," says the
man who co-produced and co-<tirected the film
with Fred Banyk of the New Television Worbbop
at WGBR in Bosten. "A lot ls left tot.be viewer's
imaaJnation We start very carefully buiJd1ng tbe
premia, but in the aeccmd ball we almost let
t.biDp 91>; .. ..,. to the audla>ce, 'You si., with
It.ad YCJU'Dhavetowon atit' ...
And tUt'a not to dlscoura&e people from look·
inl at •"The Lathe of Heaven." Loxton aays sdence ftdkJD -he calla it .. speculative ftc:Uon"
to dlffermtiate from the "Star Wan" variety -
abould bl that way.
• ..,. INTENTION OF a director ol a motion
picture ta to move a lar1e mus of people to have
tbe ume aperlence at tbe aame time," be aays.
.. ID ~ you move one or two people at a
Ume towards a more detached experience. And I
hope Ulla ft1m wW leed to millions of all&btlJ ·dlf. ferenl expedea:eet .••
• ·'Tbe Lii.be of 8-ven" la aet iD tbe Padftc Nortbftlt at the end Q.' the 2IOtb Century. lt'a tbe
atOl"JofO..Orr.DIQ.tb1 BrUCllDavtlon. wboia
plaped _, IU 2."11 dreama um eet11•tty ebaqe re-
allt7· &...ta ColinJ a. Dr. WllU&m Baber. a drum ~ M1. Le OalD't DGYel wa puNf•bect lo 1f11. and baa .... trmelN"latoaewnllanpqel.
t.oxtcm. -. ta a ,raduat.e of TrtmU Collec• in
Dablln. lie weal to Wort f« Na~ Educatiolial T~ ~· ~. tn lJk ID 119, be
wu madit'ltd produeei f« "N~," aad ,,. ~ for _.....al Ul•
e19CIJ~I .. Between Time iDd lmb~" an·
ortllaaldrmu comm1•1oiMd fri>m hi( VCllD&icUt Jr.
Ba w 81JP•eted c1il"tC!tlor of the TV Lib lil ra111..,ma
ABC e 1:• -0 Uff ad Lit Die." "°9•r llaOte Ubl oa the 3amee BGn4 daAnctllr a. tllil mcme abou& a muter
crimlUl W"*tl ID drilll.
kHJ e U:OO -•"J'be Orll* ol
Wratb.'' in.-eiple m0vt1 tram IMO With
Henry P'mda u a YOUDI <"*l•honia man ailtrattaa to Callfomta.
KTI'V • U :OO -The We and Time• of ~ddle Roberta. The rtnt
epJiOde In a new comedy eertei ID the
.. Kary Hartman" mold. <See photo at
left).
-~Albert 1nto1.....olf. • ooe•ecw ~
~~uac 8111 LAVIMI &
8HIM.lY
Laverne end 8hlrley """ Ille true meaning of t~
word nightmare when they
trewl to • "luxury.. 11ote1
tor • tl'oplGel perldlM
•ec.11on.
• MOVE
**~ "Deity Kenyon" (11M71 Join ~ewfOfd,
Deni ~ A women
~ llerlllt In • roment\c
dlemml -wtllc:h of lier two loYer'I .,.. lllOU6d
mlln'Y. (2 llrl.)
• CNQ. 9UMETT
NIORmCJI
~Tim Conw9y
• MOYIE
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OenNa. Blan ~ A
novice teec:tl9f IOOIC>(S 8
)ob In I gllet10 IChoof end
la teced Wltll ptot>leml
trom 1tudent1 end lldmtn·
lstretlon C2 tww l
I 28TOHIOKT
8:80 Cl) THE LAST
RE80RT D QI ABC MOVIE * * * "Live And Let [);e"
( 19731 Roger Moore.
Yap/lei Kotto L~1ry
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biter llllMd. the '"41 ot en
enclent •~l•t~ tllet
splodld In ~ Md
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10:00 (I) LOU QMNT
A ~ ftr9 llguf.e
'" the 1IOUO!ed mlln"lllQ!t of Clwtle Hume Ind Nrnll
Mre. PynchOn Into •
it-:=
PINleNTAGU -~ "Mone(" F'9nCl'I ~
alOnllt Claude Monee'•
peintlnge .. ~ •
en 9lltllblt In OllCeOO In the n°' 1875. ~ NIWI
MASIU#ECE
THfATRE
~~ II" o.nma end
Ami -•9CIOla.d. but Ami ftrldl ..,..., ~
~ IO 8 duel (P8n 12
of 1Sl(R) S THI .._WAUKEE
IYMPHONV OACHelSTM
IN~
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1<1nne111 1icllermerllorn
conducts the °'~" on
SyT'n9l>Ony No ~ end me
wlltz trom Tc::t\alkO\llNly's
11:00 .bD°Cir 0 HEWS 8 MAK£ ME L.AU0H
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conftlceMd rnaniu-...
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8 utll111118f 'I 1l1ter,
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KEVIN CONWAY EXAMINES BAUCE DAWSON IN ICENE FROM -nte LATHE OF HEAVEN' .._,..dun of Futurt9tlc Novef Becomee Finl llowte Mede for Pubic T•vWon
Video Otoiees Explored -The alternatives to what wu
once only &imple TV broadcast-ina -now including cable TV,
pay TV, and aubseriptioll TV -
will be explored in a apeclal ~
1ram, "The Tube -What's
New?" Friday at 7:80 p.m. on
KOCE-TV, Cbannel 50.
The "Voter'• Plpellne" apeda)
repeats on -ru.day, Jan. 15, at
10:30 p.m.
BOST JIM coona :r!;
"What was once a afmple c
of broadcat televlltCJQ will 10011
turn into a multlpllclty of
cholcea -addin, up to options
for dlvenltJ tor TV vSewen. It
meau TV vtewen will ba.e tbe opportunity to aee apeda1 cable
TV pro1rammln1 on local
eventa, P&J' TV optlona for
special art.erta1nmeat ud sub-
scription TV optiona for a whole
varlet)' of pr'Oll'alDI."
"It la .,._ to cbaqe tbe tlftl
of mlJ.liaDa ol. people.'' be .. ,..
Appeartaa wttb Cooper to
abow De1J hardware, auch u
home video reoontera. in t.be
alternatives to 1V broadeuUlll,
and tc> dlaema bow it will chaap
tbe1live1 of TV 9lewen will 6e
ibree faeeuUvea of tbeae
muabn>omlni lnduatriee.
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burild during • ~ end---two---,... .... ....,.,.. ....
otJfeet al rMlly ......
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a::to. TH! IOCJ'( ~
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'The T Ip DlfQ Kd'' A
~ boy wfto Wlntl 10
be • dMC8r ~up Wiit!
!lie__. IO -come l1'elr
perenta' ol>jection. to ltleir car-Cflolc.-CR)
by Armstrong & Bathall
Kenny Rogers
Grammy Host
BOUYWOOD (AP) -The 22nd amnaal
Grammy Awa.rda Sbow wtll be telecast liYe fntm
the Shrine Auditorium on Wednesday. Feb. %7, oo
CBS.
Keany Rosen. a Grammy WUUler bimfflf.
will be host oft.be two-hour sbow.
Earlier this sea.soo be WU boet of tbe Country
M wnc Awards and starred ln tu.a own special,
"Kenny Hogen and the American Cowboys."
He will abo be host of t.be ''TOIU&ht" &bow oo
NBC oa llooday, Jan. 21.
Rosen ia C'Ur'NlDtly fihniq a teJevtaioo movie
called "Kemly Rocen as t.be Gambler," hued OD
bis bit album.
Blakely in TV Movie
HOILYWOOD CAP> -Susan Blakely st.an as
a naive MMD&D wbo goes into real •tat.e after her
husband dmerts her in the ABC movie .. Kake lie
an Offer" on Friday.
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