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Newport Store
Burglarized
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 10, 1980
VO\.. n. eeo.. "· • HC'f"*'-a lt...S
Theft Solved
DllfY .............
BAUCE OLSON AND SOME OF SQUIRRELED CANDY
Rodent With Sweet Tooth Butglee Liquor Store
Sweet Tooth
Loot 'Squirreled Away'
BJ JOANNE REYNOLDS Of .. n.lty,... ....
Bruce Olson bu been bavinl some problema at bis
Corou del Kar liquor store lately.
TDD TDIF..8 ' ln the last lis weeb the burllar
alam bu pe off, but the st.ore wasn't burllarbecl.
And Olloo noticed some thinp were diaappeartq
from bis shelves -bap ol nuta, chips and candy ban -
JoU ol e.ndy ban.
Tldl week the mystery was solved when be uncovered
the nelt a around squirrel made under one ol the wall
lbel.-ol La Cant1Aa Liquor, 3:M4 E. Coast m,bwQ.
"'AS NEA& AS I can tell there were between 800 and
t50 cand:Y ban, uh. squlrftled away in there," Ollon aald.
"'lbt number cme favorite w. Pay Day. Ile bad mon
tJI U.O. tbaD aD)'tblDc el.le. I cuesa be wu Just boardlq tMm ... tbe winter •••
()Dee tbe mlt WU uneovered, Oi.oe lald be ftcund tbl
falle a1arma wen tbe awu1t ot baYIDI tbe alarm wu. • dlewd ~..,tile h~ squlrreL
TllB •B&CBANT lln't tbe Wldictlft '°"' .... ....... tbetm.falle alal1DI cell Mm '151n ftw. · W-.clay DIOt be Mt oat a tnD. belted wttb PNDUt
..... -otMI' 11*1• t.o captan Ida r-'deal 1qalrnl Be Mid be'd tab tbe crtUer up tbe ltreet' to I.II open field ..... lllm IOole. .
.... tnrp ........... tldll IDOi ..... and Olton ..,a .... aot ... u.., man candJ ban are mlwnc
*WWD llAVB TO pQll tbl wall.., .,.t t. llt at tbe ................... ··1.-will Just to tbe tl'IP ..... .. ,.,., ..
San Juan
Man Dies
In Creek
BJ DAVID DJ'l'ZllANN °' .. ~ ......... A P8Cillc ltonD that blanketed
Southern California with heavy
rains Wednesday and today,
causing at least three deatha -
one near San Juan Capistrano -
will pelt the Orange Coast again
Friday and probably through the
weekeqd.
National Weather Service
forecasters said today the same
big at.orm system which bad
belted the Hawaiian lalands
several days earlier wl1l bring
the new rains t.o a previously
drougbt·remlnlscenl Southland.
The forecast for Friday calls
for steady rain, heavy at times,
alone with fUSlY winds.
Rardmt blt by the at.orm bu
been the aoutbem <>ranee Coat
region. where swollen 0.0 Creek
waters are believed to have
swept an unidentified man to bis
death.
A SO.member search and
rescue team continued to probe
the murky creek waten until
ni1btfall from San Juan
Capistrano to Doheny State
Beach for the man'• body.
Tbe man drowned after bis
automollile wu swept away by
flood waters near Avery
Parkway and Camino
Capistrano late Wednesday
afternoon.
Alter reecue attempt.a failed.
the maD'I bod)' WU lut Mell
fioatlnl down a flood CODtlol
cbamMil. Divers IUl'ehed tbe area but tbe bod)' ltlll bad not
been found as of late Uau mol'Dial-.
lleaawblle, Latu• Beaeb
(llelTOUI, .... Al)
. 2 Costa Mesans .. •
~a~GirlRap
'
Mudslides Block Road
Angel,es Crest Highway Victim of Weatlwr
., ..... Aiied .... Prem
Tb• ~ Creel HllbW&7
WU clolec] today fol.lowins two
separate muclalidea about 14 mllea DOltb ol La Canada .. the
An1elel NatloDal Forest, said U.S . Foreat Service
apotenoman GladJ'a WIDten.
Sbe aald Ned aewa from the CaUforala Department of
'l'nMponatkm apeeted to baft
tbe ,... cJeand later t.odaJ.
The CHP said rocks and mud
fell tbroqbout Wedwdaf oa
canyon roedl near Jlallbu and in
Topansa Canyon, and roada
were cloeed intermittently as
crews worked to remove lbe debna. Tbe outalde laae1 on a
fom·mUe ltrttcb ol tbe Santa
INOW PARA&.Ym PM*'IC NORlhWUT-AI
cancellatkm ol tbe first round
t-1-J lD the Bob a.,,. Desert Golf
Cluaic tn the Palm Desert area.
Officlall said they hoped to belln play toQy. •
Meanwhile a 1torm moved
Into Nortbem Califernia, barcJ
(lie SUDD, Pace Al>
Ceast
Lost, 2
... Boy, 9, Asks
Why Mom Slain
... a7 IOANNS anNOLD8 .............
Joet c.r.11m' ..... out from
., bla ldlool ~1 \oolrtna lib 8D1 Gtber •,......ca boy. .~ w~-:.:=n:UMman= UJ ll 1""'"w•ble tor the of five other Oren1e Coaat
womm.
Marolyn Careltan'a death left
Joey an orphan.
·'He'• adjusted •eey well,"
...... aaya Joey'• foster mot.ber, a
.... . close hieDd of the murdered
woman. "I'm JUlt vel'f proud ol
;... blm and tbe way be'• handled • Ulla
_ . ·'lie aUll wondera why lt
-, • ~ppened. wb)' b.la mom bad to
lean ., abnlPtJ.Y.
··:-•• 'Wby did my mom have to
dle ao bard?' be aaked me
once, • tbe woman adds, clcee to
tean.
lt'a a question friends of the
3l·year-ald Mn. Careltoo have
u~ed themMIV9. Llke Joey'!
F,...P~AJ
SIJDES ..•
on the heels of another which
broqbl heavy raina to lowlands
and snow to the Sierra.
Temperature• dropped and
travelers advbories were posted
for the Slerra, where up to three
feet of new mow wu dumped oo
ski reeorta all"eady rich from
recent ltonm.
.• ·. Jntentate 80 hJ1hway waa
• :•" closed betweea Colla• and ... Truckee and 0G11 vehlcl• with
chalm were allowed on Highway
~.
"The only tb1ng movln& !M!re
ia heavy equipment," aald John
Garbett of the California
Transportation Department 10
Kin1vale. "There la about two
, .• feet of aoow here and three feet
.• • at Donner Swnmit."
Snow wu abo predicted for
the coutal ranie in Humboldt
• ~. and Del Norte counties with the
white atuff also predicted to
reach Bay Area mountalna b:y ~ · Friday.
:. The National Weather Service
;. • forecast more rain for today and
; Friday throuChout the northern
: half of the 1tate, and more
-'' heavy snow ln the mountains
down to the 2,000 foot level
accompanied by euaty winds.
·• ~e Bay Area reeeived heavy
.. r81DI Wednesday, with San
• Franc\lco recording .48 inches over 24 bow1I
t. ~ llftlring Stall
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The
1oD1·nlllnlna aebQol lnteP'ation trial faees a threat to rel\&laf
proceedtn1• ID Uae form of
cbar1H tb'~ baalldln1 new feeWties llt lftl"pt.ed lcboola
makes the dty achool board
1ullty of cootempt of court.
Wednnday'a b .. rln11 were
abruptlJ ba~ IO attorney•
coula mHt privately wltb
Supedor Court. Juqe Paul E1b
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and a,ree 0111 a'.eog1prom1ae to
let lbe proc•Uno dlatlnm
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DAlLY PILOT
f01ter. motber. U..1 caa't 8.Dd a
IDOodwwer .
llarobn Carelton•1 former
emplOJ8r' rememberl ber u a
penoa who alweya uw the
l)Otentlal for aood ta the wont ol
dreul'Dltancet. The employer ii
workin&oa a trust fund for Joey.
Adventuret IA Achievement,
the aelf-belp firm for which Mn.
Careltoo worked, ii 1tactni two
three-hour aemlnara and
donatlq the proceed• to the
tnaat flmd. The fUnd has been Mt
up at Qtizenl' Bank or Costa
Mesa.
One seminar was held
W ednelday. The next one will be
held Jan. 22 at the Buena Park
Conveatioo Center.
Reservatlon1 for the PO
sesalon may be made th.rouCb
tbe Costa Mesa Chamber of
Commerce which ii backlq tbe
fund-raising effort. •
It'• the kind of potltive thiD.p
on which Joey'1 f01t.er mother
wants him to coacent.rate.
''Marolyn would want to see lD
happy and not feeling aorry fOf'
ourselves. She'd want us to go oo
and live and IJ"OW," she aald.
The woman wants to IUard
he r identity for the safety of
Joey who got a look at the man
who murdered his mother.
According to Costa Mesa
police U. Jack Cal.non, Joey wu
awakened in the middle ol the
night and saw a man •t.a.nd.J.DI at
his doorway
Later, he heard hi• mother
screaming and be saw the man
comina out of bis mother'•
room. Mn. Careltoa. like tbe
other women uaaulted by the
killer, bad been blud•eoned. She
died hours later at Co&ta Mesa
Memorial Hoepltal.
Slnce then, Joey baa if veo the
police all the detail• he can
remember, even undergoing
hypnosis to aid his recall.
The case, like the other
assaults, remains unsolved.
Joey's foster mother aays her
moat import.ant job la to help the
child put it aside and go on with
his life .
He's excelling ln school and la
involved in athletics.
"Keeping busy helps ease the
pain," she comments.
Sbe and Joey ta1lt about hla
mot.her and her death, but they
don't dwell on it. "I jual let him
be spontaneous about it. U be
can talk about it on hls own,
then a think it's better. He can
release a lot of the feeling.a he
has that way."
She says Joey is n't angry
about bis mother's murder. "He
wishes the man who did ll would
be cau,cht and locked up ao be
wouldn't hurt anyone else," abe
explains.
He also exhibits some
cbUd-Wte impatience that the
lnvealigaUon haa moved 10
slowly and produced no results.
"What's ta.kins so Ion•." be
a1k1. ·
"I just tell him, 'They'll ftDd
blm Joey. Don't WOt'T)' abom tt.
He won'tburtanybodyelle' ... ·
c., ,.,.... ·~· t to Olo
Crttk =!!IJ 1Utr ~:I ntaf _ toUtM
ud oterftow~IM l"Oedwq. r_
C•lffon1la Rl1111wa7 Patnl apokHmH Dlck V•• con ditu91dU.. btci•11t WI •8'1: A ~1 -....ld'9 .. abaut• ,..,. '*'-na dltvtu. hll Audi
UUOD wap IO\lUa"bou.nd • CamlDO C•I ltl'ano wbtft two flOo4 ~· wcnen aU.mJQd
ton ablmdown,
• 'Tbe mu'• windlhleld WU
•
llllstobo&Uaa. •· ot Lqm• ~---a-aplllU.. l'Olldwil¥.
He and P••••n••r Patti
IAOIHU'd, II. ol Soa1J9 on.cw Co ntJ ut lnakle ta.. .._.,
•eblcle • It toO blC• &o ao.t tow ant tile eultill't.
''The c.-uw I.came lclidfad
nut &o Ulii" Audi ad U. two
occupauta clhnbed out UnQO
UM driver'• door.•• Van OoU ullil.
Tb• couple aUc;d ta the
rock·ftlled culvert evw, ud
tbty wer9 •abed UDder tbe euJyert,
Vu ai.t ukt CHP Sit-Tom
Draper wu ataadta1 oo tbe
raUl"Olld tracb above the culw:rt
when the couple •Upped lDto tbe
creek.
Ht laJ down on top ol tbe tndt
and anbbed Ht1aJnbo&.bam'1 bud u be puled anderneatb tbe
backtSdeaftbe euJvert. Vu Cott
a1ld.
"He loll tu. lriP on tbe man
and the couple continued unda'
the culvert and into lbe creet."
Van Cott Mid .
~...__... Draper ran back to b.la petrol
car and drove down a farm ro.d
that runa parallel wttb tbe ereek..
When he 1ot about
th ree-quartera of a mile
downat.ream. he ltopped the car
aod ran to the creek bed where be
H • the couple han1ln1 oato
debrll.
"I couJd see the man bm,tn1
onto tree bunches and the
woman wu on my aide ol the
creek," Draper aaJd.
"I took olf my belt and toAed
one end to her but she wu
panicked and wouldn't lake tl,"
be laid.
The olficer 1ald he waded lnto
the creek and grabbed the
woman. dragpng her to aafety
ii===~~ on lhl' muddy crttk bank. _ Sar1eant Draper drove the
.., .... ,_..,..,..~ couple to tbetr homes u rescue
CalTra ns workers probe for debris
clogging Avery Parkway Underpass
beneath the San Diego Freeway. Backed
up water was successfully drained away
later tn the day Wednesday. Location ii
just north of San Juan Capistrano near
Saddlet}ack College.
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lflarket Stalled
Grain Trade Hits
Bottom of Barrel
CHICAGO (AP> -For the
second day m a row. wheat. com
and oata futures plunged today
to the loweal price trad1n1
reaulaUon. allow at traders
continued to worry about the
impact or a partial 1ra1n
em bareo ap.Jnat the Soviets
"No me on the floor 11 IOin&
to real unt.JI the markets are
movmg freely," said veteran
Crash Leads
To Arrest
A Costa Mesa man who
skidded Into a s ianal light
Wednesday, dMtroyina both tt
and b1a car, escaped Injury but
not arreat, police reported
today.
Officen aald Steven Joaepb
Houd.ik, 23, of 1300 Adama Ave ..
WU arrested 00 dnJQen drivinJ
charges after the 9: 10 p.m.
accident at P&aceaUa Avenue
and 19th Street.
Wltneaae• told police Houdik
hit hil brake11 at a yellow lilbt
and 1k&dded on the we l
pavement, 1maabtn1 Into a
1lpaJ liCbt pole.
Oebrt1 from the pole •H
found 131 feet away, offteen
••id.
trader Sam Roller of Bache
Halaey Stuart Shleldl lac , a
major brokaaae firm.
''When com moves from off
lbe lowe1t price llmtt tbe
market.a wtU atart operatin1
•&aio," be added.
Traden are worried that the
glut of com in lhe domestic
market because of the embarco
wtll keep pnces depreued for
some lime. lnalead of tr adJ.nl m
the grains, brokerage f1rm1
be1an t>uytq soybeans today.
with prices for ful\ltt delivery
contracts remainlnc uacb.anced
from Weeeaday to t cent•
lower at the belhlnlna of tnde.
Once the trading limit wu
reached in com. wheat and oata.
tradln1 came to a virtual
tllaodltill.
"Needles• to aay, it ltllla
bu.ah>eu," said anot.ber veteran
trader.
Today wu the second day
grain marbta bad a chance to
react to the 1overament's
embarso of 17 millJoo metric
ton.a ol era.in destined for the
Soviet Union.
Leu than b.alf a minute .ti.er
tradin1 opened Wednesday,
wheat, corn and 1oybean1
dropped by the dally Umlt
permitted on excban1ea la
Cbicalo, M laaeapoli1 and
Kaua Qty, Mo.
,~ . -. -. .. .
t.eams oootinued the search for
the ma.uinc moc.ortat
L1fe1u.rds said today they
s u s p ect the bo dy of th e
unidl'Olifted man may have been
caucht upetrum in tbe t.biclt
underbrush and debrll lo the
creek
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MASSAGE ••
lo the current cue Smttb and
11 IH Saluar, a state prtaon
parolee, are again accuaed of
~ln1 the aervicea u fronts for
pro11Utwjoo.
II i.la Wlncbester told c.traJ
MunJctpal Court J ud&e Edward
Laird th8t lhe met wtth male
clleotl, locluding one lndindm.t
believed to be a prominent
bu11ne11ma n a t location• in
Coron• del Mar , La1una Beach,
Dana Pomt and other Orange
County Cl\les
The woman told~ court th.at
she en1•1ed in aex acta for
which she wu normally paid
between $140 and $2IOC>. Sbe said
1he oormally turned over $40 to
Smith for what the called "an
a1eacy fee."
Navy Plane
Down at Sea
SAN DIEGO CAP> -T1vo
Navy pllots were presumed dead
alter a search failed to tum up
their •tncJe eqine Jet plane,
wtllcb wens down at sea during a
rouUne tn.lninl rupt.
Tbe pl.me, a TA4J Stybawk,
waa reported min~ shortly
after 11 a.m. Wednelday and a
aea Uld air aearcb wu latmcbed a mila IOUtbwest of San Dteso·
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SAUCE OLSON AND SOME OF SQUIRRELED CANDY
Rodent With aw.et Tooth Burgin Liquor 8lore
Bruce 01aoo baa been having some problerna at hla
\.!oron.a del Mar liquor store lately.
TIDlEE TDIES in the last slx week.I the bur&lar
alarm bas aooe off. but the store wasn't bur,iarued.
And Olson noticed some thinp were disappearing
from h1a shelves -bags of outs, chips and candy bars -
lots ol candy ban.
Thia week the mystery was solved when be uncovered
the nest ,a ground squirrel made under one of the wall
abelves ot La Cantina Liquor. 3244 E. Coast Wgbway.
.. AS NEAR A8 I can tell there were between 900 and
9:iC> candy bars, uh, squirreled awav ln there," Olson aald.
""lbe number ooe favorite w.S Pay Day. He bad more
of those tlla.o anything else. I guess be wu just board.in&
them for the winter."
Once the neat was WlCOvered, Olsoo said be figured tbe
falae alanm were the result of having the alarm wire
chewed through by the hungry squirrel.
THE •ERCllANT isn't the vindictive aort, even tboulb the three false alarms cost him $75 iD fines.
Wednesday nlabt be Mt out a trap baited with peanut butter and other goodies to capture b1I resident squirrel.
He said lile'd tab the critter up the street to an open field
and let bim loose.
But the trap was untouched tbla morning aod Olaoo
aay1 be'1 not sure i/ any more candy ban are mi.ulna.
''Wrl> BA VE TO pull the wall shelf apart to 1et at tbe
nest apin." be said. "I iuesa we'll just try tbe trap a&ain
tonight.''
PalitlerlJll Otal'lle•
Mesam F a,ce Trial
For 'Eacort' Work
....... to~ ···iliCJQD woaJd ... to ....
happ, --teielinl '°"' for oaru1 ... Sbe'4WM1 .. to ...
arid u ... met pow." ....... ne womao wuta to pant
ber ldmtltJ · for tbe u!etJ ol
JWJ wtlo sat a look at tbe ma
wbo _.,.bis mother.
Aeeordla1 to Costa Mesa
~ u. .Jack~ 1eey wu •••bald .. tbe middle "' tbe Ditbt md aaw a man st •wt'nl Ill bil dooi"Way.
w•. • beard blt maUier tereaml.QI MCI be 1aw tbe IUD eomla1 out of bit mother'• room. Mn. Careltla, lib tlJe •
othe1" women maulted by tbe
killer, mid bem bludaeooed. 8be
died boon 18ter at to.ta Meu
lletDOrial lblJttal. Si.Dee then. Joey baa Si~ tbe
police all tbe details be can
remember,. even andersotni b~ to aid tu. recall. -'tile eaae. Uke tbe other
C8ee O&l'llAN, h'9 .U)
More Rain on the Way
Stonn Causes Three Deatlls, One on Coast
BJ DAVID IWTZJIANN Ol ... o.lty ......... A Pac:iflc storm that blanketed
Southern Cali/ornla with heavy
raloa Wednesday and today.
camt.nc at leut three deaths -
oae near San Juan Capistrano -
will pelt tbe Oranae Cout again
Frldav tnd Pl'Obably tbrou&b the weelr-:ld.
N'attonal Weather Service
forecuten laid today the same
big atonn system which bad
belted the Hawaiian islands
several days earlier will briq
the new raim to a previously
droulbt-rem1n1scent Southland.
The forecast for Frtday calls
for steady rain, heavy at times,
along with gusty winds.
Hardest bit by the storm has
been the southern Orange Coast
region. when swollen Oso Creek
waters are believed to have
swept an unldeotifled man to his death.
A SO·member aearcb and
rescue team continued to probe
tbe murky creet waters unW
nltbtfall from San Juan
Ca,lttruo to DobeD~ State ............. ....,.
1'be man ttrownecl after bb
automobile wu swept away by
flood waters a ear A very Par wa1 aad Camino
Capistrano late Wednesday
afternoon.
Alter rescue attempta failed,
tbe maa'1 body wu last seen
noating down a nooc1 cootrol
channel. Divers aearcbed the area bul the body still had not
been found aa of late this
morDiq.
MeanwbUe, La1uoa Beach
firefighters were kept busy
pumping water from souy
bomes and businesses
Wednesday after torrential
downpours in that area.
About 28 pubUc a11istance
calla were received during that
period.
More than 30 homes or
businesses were pumped out by
firemen.
<See 8TOBM, Paie A2)
* ~ * Man Missing,
2 Rescued in
Flood Drama
School Pact Reached
Several l•sues Resolved in Teacher Talks
BJ JACKIE BYllAN
Of ... Deify""' ..... Alter an alJ.nipt. 22·bour
mediaUon seaalon, °:L~ for Newport-Mesa t.. and
the acbool district reached
agreement today on antral ma·
jor issues and plan to submit the
three rematnto1 matters to a
fact-ftnding committee, an of.
flcial said.
Teacben have been WOltinl
wttbcut a contract 11.nce J\llY.
"I believe the decl1lon1
reached thia moruina probably
will wort to tbe best lnlerem Cl
the ehlldren." said Newport·
Meaa Superintendent John
Nicoll.
Teacbers~~aeatatiYes couldn't be this mom·
ins for comment.
Dr. Nicoll aaid both aides
wal ved the option to raiae qaln
any previously .,reed-upon ia·
sues.
· 'EftT'Jthine but these three
luues la off tbe table." be said.
A key matter atlll in dispute is
salary lDcreuea, be •aid. '!be
dl.ltrtct la oftertng an 8 percent
lncreae recroactive to Nov. 1
aod a I perceat additional lo-
creue on .July l. with aa1ary
Badham Queried
About Asian Crisis
The crtm ln Central Alla
rather than local tla1* blmed
out to be the domlnttin• Hbject
Wednesday nlsbt wbeo
Collireumu Robert Badbain apote belGN a Newport aeMb
bomtbwnen lf'OUP.
Tb• N••J)Oft Beaeb
Republicm. a member tl tM Hou•• Armed Ser•lc••
Commlt&ee, wa1 repeaYdly
qu•ried aboUt tlae A.mertca -=ID Ira aed &be a-. lDY d A,_,. .... .._
the two-boUr I I Pd OD bolt9d bJ' tbe llartner'• Commu.ttr
talk.I to niopen for the third year
of the eoatract.
Dr. Nieol.I said tbe Newport· MeH Federat:ioe ot Teachers is
asldq for an 11 percent raise
retroactiYe to Nov. 1 and
another 11 percent after July L
Tbe di.strict also has uked
that aalarlea be rene1otiated if
the state cuta its alloeatiom
formW. fOf' education.
Also in dispute is a teacben ·
proposal that the district •• basal
prop-am be maintained at its
preMat level except for reduc·
Uoot weaitated by declinine
eorollment.
Tbe pro1ram proYtdes
physical education, mualc in·
stnac:tm and Ubrar7 ataftl.nl to
elemeatarf 1eb0•
Dr. Nlc:oll aaid tM district,
faced wttb what It estimate. la a
$2. 7 mi.ltima defteit nezt year.
doesn't want to eommit itself to
praentq any oae Pf'Oll'am lD-
~L
AJao to be dedded la tbe caleo-
dar M:bedule for tbe 1ll0-8l ad 1911.az lcbool ,..,..
Cl9e TAI.a. hp Al)
Coast
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3 Hostages
. · --n~ l...,,eet• a..••el
..... SACRAMENTO -A U.S. Navy Ql.laesweeper lmpecteca tbe
Sacramento ship channel today after a caller told a local radio
station the channel had been mined to prevent the departure ol a Soviet ahlp.
The USS Gallant, from Treasure laland ln San Franetaeo
Bay, heeded Wednesday for the a.mile deep.water clwmel that
ateadl to tbe Port of Sacramento.
'• Oftldala activated the ahlp after an ADOft)'IDOUI caller told
S.cramento radio ttatioa KZAP that a •W"Pl• navy canllter bad been ft1led with e~ploUve. and placed tn tbe channel. Tbe
male caller claimed to be a member ol a IJ'OUP of patriotic
acuba dlven, Aid Cbarlea wm., the atatloa'a news dlreet«.
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STORM HITS COAST. • •
Rock and mudslides were
o baerved on Pacific Coaat
Hl1bway to the north San
Clemente area. No mudalldes
were reported, boweveT, ln the
troubled Bl~blrd Canyon area
of Laauna Beach, where earth
movement destroyed 24 homes
in late lt'1I.
City otnclala were keeping a
close watch on the devutated
. .. canyon residential area today.
~. ~ MOit other Orange Coaat cltlea
experienced street flooding
. problems but no other serious
: . difficultJes.
Jo fuhlonable Huntington
... . Jbrbour, a moored boat at 18192
' Wayfarer Lane was discovered
Inundated with water this
mornin.tJ and barely afloat.
. . . .
In Fountain Valley, extensive
flooding was reported on Harbor
Boulevard north of Edinger
Avenue. Northbound lanes were
inundated with water, causing
tTaffic problems this monalng.
The road was not cloaed,
however.
The cities of Newport Beach,
Costa Mela and Irvine repmUd
110 serious storm-related
problema.
Offidala reported that county
• ·:terrttortea a1ao weathered tbe
• -~storm wit.bout aerioua problems
• ordamqea.
~ Bob Berryman, public
~ facilities supervlaor at the.
• County Storm Center in
: Anabelm, aald dralnl to eome
: culverts were plu11ed ln the
: Sllvendo and Trabuco Canyon
~ areaa and that allt waabed
~ across eome canyon roada.
~· Otber nMkta ln the southern
~ fnau~td:.~dt~:r c:u.i!:'rt ~~~= ~ beca~:J'UICed culverta but ~ were without incident. ,. Cupen Park remained cloeed
~-for tbe eecoad day but not
~-becaute of any emer1eacy,
-:; accordln& to Herb Brittain,
,. county recreation facilities
~: superintendent.
"We cloM the park dartni
..-rainltorma because the roads
• are of dirt and we don't want
people lettinl stuck ln the mud
or c.bopplq tbem up.'' Tbe park
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will reopen wbeo the roads dry
out.
The atonm which have soaked
the Ora.nae Coast area tb1a week
have si1nificantly bolstered
anemic rainfall totala for tbe
aeaaon.
Nearly two lnchel of mollture
bu fallen this week ln Costa
Mesa. Since Wednesday, .S2 ol
an inch has been recorded,
brlnflng the season total to 3.17
inches. Last year at tb1a time,
the total was 6.35.
Rainfall tot.ala in HunUncton
Beach also have been bolatered.
Since Wednnday, more than a
ball Inch of ra1n baa fallen,
bringing the tot.ala there for the
current season to 3 71 inches. Last year. there were about
seven inches of rain by this
time.
And in Laguna Niguel, about
1 36 inches of rain bas been
recorded since Wednesday
alone. Tbe seuoo total there LI
4 .61 inches, still lagging
aicnificanUy behind laat year'•
total of 9. 76 inches for this
moat.b.
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FLOOD ..•
said.
After enterin1 the fiooded
roadway, the force of the waten
lifted tbe amall car and it bepn
to noat down the road lD 1-.y
circles.
The motorilt climbed to the
roof of the car through a rooftop
hatch and sat down as the car
continued ita way down Camino
Capistrano toward a ra1lna
culvert. "The man was facing away
from the culvert and when the
car reacbed it. bl.a bead struclt
the railroad underpua and be
was knodted from the car into
the creek,'' Van Colt said.
Passersby told CHP omcer
Ted Buranon tbe man bad been
wubed away, and tbe olftcer
walked two mlle9 of the creek
bed aearcbina for the victim.
Meanwhile, a Cadlllac El
Dorodo, driven by Ernie
Hl&Slnbotham, 31, of Laauna
Nlpl, allo Sot caqbt up lD tbe
flooded roadway .
He and pauenaer Pattl
Leonard, 33, of South Onnae
County Ht tnalde the beavy
vehicle u lt too t>etan to Ooat
toward tbe culvert.
•'The c.actDl•c became lodaed
nest to the Audi and tbl two
occupanta climbed • ~
UM driver'• doOr.'' Van Cott us"a. Tbe couple •llg:e4 ln tb• rock·~ culWJ"t •Her, md
they were •MW oder tbe
cul"rt;
Van Cott ii.id: CHP Sit-1'-.
Draper ••• ltali4lill 'Oil tbt rallroid tncb ..... tbl catwrt
wba ....... lligped 1nto ... creel.
Be 111 dOwD Oil WP ot tbe tnek
and &r•bbM Bt11tnb0tbam'1 bu4MMJNliuld ..... 1MlatM
back lldl(jtbe CUlwrt. V• 0.
l&ld. :
··e.1M)alapitp0Dtlle .. wS ..... ,_. «·•tn!'*I .....
t.be c111-.t Iii tlltD UM mil.••
V•a..t~ DtW na beet IO ldl ....
car lllill*"'.,... • farll ftliid Uaatn.,........dlallll .... •
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PAIR •• ·•
which .. lbe waa normally paid
between $140 and $200. She said
abe nonnally turned over $40 to
Smith for what abe called "an a1encyfee."
Miu Winchester teaUfied that
she decided to discuas Smith's
•lle&.cl activlti• bec•ute "Doo
WU betQs WT)' UDetbical wttb bla bust ......
Sbe claimed tbat Smltb
allowed bit female emp»>--to tab calla wttb male cl1eata wbo
became •lolent and further
claimed that 1be bad been
attacbd ID SmWa'a Cllftce,
Defenae attorney J amea Sprlna. repreaeatln& Smith,
clalmed that llW W1Dcbester
actually waa ualna her
teaUmoay to put Smith out ol
bualneu.
Sprln& aald be po11e11ed
information that Miu
Winchester baa opened a
cotnpetinl escort service known
as Go&d Cout Enterprt.aes
"She's a bual.nna competitor.
Sbe'a dotna this to 1et rid ol
him," Smith auerted.
Mlaa Salazar's attorney,
Deputy Publlc Defender Bob
Van Dam arsuect before Judie
Laird that there WU lnsuffidmt
evidence to bold bi.a client oo the
pimpt.ni and panderln1 charges.
Laird, however. let the char&es
stand.
Mlsa Salazar ls also accused of
beine a convicted felon in
po11eaaion of a firearm and
POIHHion of a hypodermic
!'eedle and syringe . .... .
,.,.... r.,,e A J
ORPHAN ...
assault., remahis unsolved.
Joey's foster motbeT says her
most import.ant job ls to help the
child put it ulde and IO OD with
his life.
He'a aceJHna lD school md ls
involved bl athJalcs.
"Keeptq busy helps ease the
pain,'' abe COlllDMDU.
Sbe 8lld Joey talk about bLI
mother and ber death, but they
don't dwell on it. ''I Juat let b1m
be apontoeoua about It. U be
can talk about it on hil own,
tbea 1 think it'a better. He can
release a lot of the feellnp be
bu that way."
Sbe aaya Joey lan't anary
about bla mother'• murder. "He
wisbel the man who dld It would
be caught and locked up so be
wouldn't hurt aD.)"ODe el.le," abe
exp la.Im.
He aho exbtblta some
child-like impatience that the
inveatlgatlon bas moved so
alowly and produced no results.
"What'• t.akiDI 80 lon1." be uta.
"I just tell him, 'They'll find
him Joey. Don't worry about It.
He won'tburtanybody elae'."
Four Newport
Candidates
Get Papers
tlmel Cly to IUbordlaat. our OWD
amblttou and our owo l•
diYidml ... to a muda 1arlll'
purpo19, 8Dd t.bM much ..._.
~tatblwmblloftlU t&aM ..S tbl MCartq of our eoaDtl'J •• 8rowD NkL .. , Ni. &o 1D1Mlf. bat I allo
refer to the MD&ton, to tbe • Hmbb°mm . . . to all ot us .
Tben " muda amtitu. In tbil
The Wheeling
And Dealing
~ BJ JOANNE &EYNOLD8 Of .. Dllfp .......
Political maneuverlnt, lllre beauty, often LI In the eye
ol the bebo&der .
TAD 'IBIS prelude to the apcomlq Newport Beach
City Council campalp foe lmtance:
ptamtna Comm.baie>Mr Alim Beek IDOY99 from bla apartment near Newport Harbor llllb Sclaool In the
3rd Diltrtct -to bla mother's Balboa laland bomL 1'1aat
mak• blm a r.ident of the 5tb Dllllkt.
Mayor Paul Ryckoff, wbo
repre1mt1 the 5tb Diltrict. baa Mid
prtvatel.Y bl la tired' of the paja and
strain cl COUDdl won. Cotmdl wateben
leap to the conclmkm tbat Ryc:k.oft im't
Coln& to nm fOC' re-eleetion and Beek LI
bia heir appueat. lt'a a poulbOitJ tUt
oeitber man denies.
THEN. &YC&OPF a"DOU!'C'ea be
wlll nm apin, aeekt.1\1 anotber t.rm to
complete the oowth limlttq procrama ....._.
be'1 launcbed1n the put two yean.
It would appear to be a reuaubl)' atrallbtforward
situation.. Even Ryckotf backers privately bave IQUMt.ed
that Beet. who bu ralled several cootroYenlal luue1 • a
member ol the cily'a planninc c:ommtukJD, may not be
electable.
But there are tboee. such as auorney Dlct Spooner,
who aee the altuauoo u someth&na leas tbaD strailbt-
forw ard.
SPOOND 18 president-elect of the tffwport Harbor
Area Chamber of Commerce, a group that is at l1me5 al
odda wltb Ryckoff. Mooday nigbl. Spoooer alluded to hls
view ln testimony on a proposed campalp COOlnbut.aoo
limilatioo.
"-an aftertboupt, be added that be wants coanc:tl
members to enact a cha.rt.er am«Mfment which would
force an e.lectkm any time a COUDC11 member leaves the
council Ware b1I a.rm apr.. n. dlartel' now pwes dw
COUDdl tbe opt1oa of calJlna an election OC' appointing a
replacement
When queried about the ~mart Tuesday, Spooner said
he'd like to see the change made beca~ "it's fair to m.fer
lbat at lea.It one current lncumbent may not want to serve
his full term ti re~lected an Apnl Asauml.ll& that be sUll
commaodl a majority of eow>e1l votes, then I think it's a
real posalbillt,y that counc:U I member would real111 in
favor oC the appoinlment ol someone ceoenlly reaarcled
u un-electable. •·
SPOOND 8AID be tboulbt Ryctoa'a re-election aod
the pouibWt;y tbat Beek would be appotn&.ed ln bia stead
wu a good example ol the 1a.me p1.ob;·a lr71l\I to block.
"It's fair to auwne t.bat'• the plan," be wd ol t.be elect
Ryckoft-appomt Beek semarlo.
Hedi, ~ about tbe poalbility n-daJ, Wei
such a scheme wu eaUrelJ new to bim. "It'• the nm rve
beard ot tt." be wd. Ryctr.aft al.lo dllnied auda a plan aim. '"Spooner ill
just wtdltHaa ln tbe dark. Tbere'a oo such Lb.1q OD ID1' at
all, •• tbe mQOr aakl.
SPOONB& ACKNOWLEDGES t.bat bb auapiciOls may
be unl,..'Dllel but be aJao tblDb Ryckolf cocdd 1-.y the i.s-
aue to real durtl2I the mrnlnl council eampalp.
"I hope IOIDeOlle railee tbe Llaue four-iqu.an ad pU
a commitment to die effect that, abould &Q1W e&ected
tb1a year nslCD. tbea tbe replacement will be appointed
from the next hipeat vote setter in that diatrict."
Spooner aakl.
beart. of tbla l'OOID, Birt UMft ta
mach t1'0ab&e Jp t.M ~ ol tJa1a llad;'' •
Initial r•aellon from iesblatofl WU ltetre.tawd. WOil l)jmoalltk leadln pr1l1tid ti.
wbiJe BlpaNfea1..,.. crtlkll .
Browa warned tbat w2'U•
Ca Jlforala • 1 aero• pace and
a1rtc:ulture lnduatrte1 In
parUeula .,. ~. "tbe
eeooomic ouUoM ID .the nation la
wonalna .•. We must pnpare
lo'°' aa aaie.taln future."
He oft...a Dttlbel' ~ aew
•&>eDdin& Pf'Oll'&JDS nor a con-
tlnuattc>n of the tas cuta be IOUlbt md obtained the put two
yea rt.
The procrama be did propc»e
were all modest ln scope and
ec»t.
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HADDAM •••
aeq&aeat rt.eofthe ayatollah.
Badbam did dlacuaa the John
Wayne Airport aince the
Martnen area ll located under
the takeoff pattern from the
county airport and residents are
am0111 the most vocal airport
~cted the death ol a
peod1nc federal bill which would
esempt two and tbree-eaatne Jeta from federal and state DObe
rab1eUoD atandarda and laid be plam to WOl't oo a new bill
aimed at 1lvtn1 local
1o•ernment.a more coatrol of their alrporU.
Badham also diacuued the
dlacrimlnatlon inveaU1ation
laa.ncbed .,aimt the airport last
Jear by the Federal A vl8tion
AdmJ.niltratkJG. The alleptioa
wu bMed cm Onqe County's
maaal to arant le ... to oew
airlines, even tbouCh the alrtlnes
have ClvU Aerooautica Board
approval for routes to Onmae Cou.qty.
.. l kind of get the Impression
they <the FAA> wish they
hadn't dooe it," Badham said.
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TALKS ...
S1gDJflcanl agreements Jn-
clude that the contract be for
three yean. as requeated by
teachers. and that seniority be
the decwltn& lactor ln iDYOlun-tary teacher tranaren if all
other facton a re equal, Dr
Nicoll said
Also. the dlstnct has agreed to
gt ve teachers in grades four.
five and SlX an hour a Week Of
preparation time. similar to pro-
vlaaoo.a for middle and high
school teachers, Or. N1coU said.
Acreemeot also was reached on some formulas for class
al&ea, be aaid. And both sides
eooaented to retain advisory
arbllniltiou ol IJ'ievances.
Tbe mm atep is for the stat.e-
appointed mediator to uk the
atate Public Employment Rela-
tion.a eo.rd for appl"OYal to set
up a fact-ftndiq commiU.ee.
It wW eom1at ot one dlstrtd
appointee, one teacher ap-
pointee and a chairman named
by tbe two appolntees.
They wUl bOld beartnp OD the
three .... aad aubmJt a re-
port, OT. Nicoll aaid. Then,
teacben and olftclala will meet
aaaJ.n wttb a mediator in tbe
hopes ot reachtna qreement..
Dr. Nicoll said be doesn't
know bow Iona it wtlJ be unW the
fact-ftndlq concludeis "but it
can be a lenlthY procesa. ''
I
<'Aln SINJll 011 .....
Worker 1ooU • Into can lod&ed a1alnat
rallrotld trestle. Driver of amaller car
climbed onto root after vehicle wu washed
off Camino Capistrano north of San Juan
Capistrano Wednesday. He was feared
drowned.
......
.Dleers S~arda
1be search for a man swept away in tbe
swollen waters of Oao Creek proves
fruitless. Hls car was washed off Camino
Caplstnmo during heavy rains Wednesday.
Officials theorized that be might have been
swept into the sea.
Ownership Plan OK'd
<:ounty Bacb Mobile Home Park Measare
Oran1e County supervilon
approved the flnt OWD•)'OW'-OWD
lot mobile home park in
UDiDcorpol'llte county territory
W edneaday at the end of a
stormy, fGur·bour bearina.
Approval of the controversial
708-unit Saddleback Meadows
dnelopmmt came on a 3-2 vote
with Supervlaon Tbomu Riley
and Harriett Wieder voting
aptmt the rmlD8 cbanae that pave1 tbe way f« tbe project.
Riley wu vehement in hla
opposWao to developer William
G. Worthlqtoa'a project OD El
Toro Road IOUtb of Live Oak
Canyon Road to the foothilla
between El Toro and the
Cleveland National Forest.
Riley claimed the board made Hrtom eoaceutons la a um stDel'91 p1.m amendment under
U.e lmpreHlon that only 811
mobile homes would be k>cated
at the site and that tbeJ would
sell in the '50,000 price raaae.
Riley bristled oo beari.n& that
nearly 100 more homea are
planned and are to be sold at
higher prices.
Mn. Wieder aa1d lbe 11 an
advocate ~ mobile homes, but
said, '"lhia 11 not the rilht time
or the rilbt place."
James Dick of the Orance
County Grand Jury also
complained tbat the project
eeemed to be orcbeltrated for
approval at previous county
beartno.
He add ~ dneloper bUled
mobile. bome ad•ocate1 to
bearlnp, ~ the peopM to
Sain l)'IDP9th1 for the ))n)jed. Sevmtf-One of the uDltt .... to
be priced at '31.000: 71 man at
$55,000 ad 3" at '73.000. Plicee
V oJ,"/efTrustee Gets
'
have not been set on tbe
rem ainiJll units.
Riley aald be bad other
concern• including adverse
effects on the environment,
mea1ure1 for waste water
disposal and fears that fire
truelta would be hampered
became of ateep road vades.
Canyon realdents near the
230·acre alte argued that
developmmt could damqe the
environment, cause heavy
traffic on El Toro Road and
result in displacement of
b.illlldes.
Proponents argued that the
own-your·OWD lot " badly
needed and would free tenanu
from alle1ed bl•b rents at
mobile home fadlltie9.
Sui* tlion F.d1lon Miller llDd
Pbilfp Alltboay, at opposite enda
ol malt illaa, 8J"lued tbat the
cone.pt of affordable boua1q outweiabed other eoocerm.
: State School Post ..
.. Tbt commitment for
.t.fordallle bomlq won't IOlft
Vie problem bY ftaelf' •• lliller aaSd, .. bat ll ii • IOOd start .•• . ;.
:so.rd C2udnnan Ralph am.
wbo Aid be .. Und of mobOe
lMiiiat f4nldi~ triitiCf .. MCODd c1w eWum, cut tbl ...........
8 Percent
Supervisors Gi:ve
Selves Pay IHkes .
BJaoBDTMUD ............ Onqe Couty 1upenllon ca .. tNmMlv. &D • pereeat
pe.J ,..._ Wednelday wblle alto
liNDI a tbree-year freeH cm the
1 a I ar1 of U top count1
eueuti"9.
With tbe action, County
AdmiDlatl'ative Officer Robert Tbomu received a 10 peftall
merit P9.Y lncreue to booM. b1a
yearly salary to ISl ,200. t.be h1ihest tn tbe county.
Supeni8on ~ '-1 to raise
their own pay to the annual awn
of $32,290. Supervisor Philip
Anthony objected.
Anthony, who said be la the
sole 1uppon at bll wife and four
children, said it la not ri&bl to
vote for a pay ralle at thla time
because of many financial
queaUoos.
Anthony said problems may
be severe enough lo cause
layoffs ot county employees and
the cloeW"e of libraries ln the
comln& year.
"I don't see how you can
property vote for a ralse," he
said. "I urge you not to do It."
Cbairnnan Ralph Clark said
be supported an 8 percent raise.
The measure. which ls lo t.a.ke
effect in 60 days, passed wtthout
comment other than rrom
Anthony ·
Supervisor Edi.son Miller, who
urged all supervisor.i to take pay
cuts in last summer's budget
hearings, voted along w1tb the
majority
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'HOW CAN YOU DO m•
P•y Hike Foe Anthony
I would have voted against it if I
honestly felt that supervlaor.i
were overpaid," Mlllersaidlat.er.
.. But it w-0uld have been
hypocritical to get up there and
make a pobticai speech about it "
Miller aaad be plana to
contiruae contributing 10 percent
of hia pay to charitable
or garu.zatioo.s.
Io approvmg their first r1me
. alnc~i supervtlon ~
a p tbat would tle t!J lncreaae1 to tbe 1alar of 0raace CouDt1 Superior Juda•. eurreatb SM.000 a~ Under tbe pfan, aupe ... ,._.
would have been eamlnl 90
percent of the Judi•. aa1arr by
"u1y ot l9IZ. Clark said be waa oot
prepared to link automatic .,_,.
rai.aea with any other tormulaa.
Pay inerea1e1 to the top
executlTet were based on a
merit p1ao that provided n.iAeS
ransine from 1 to 11 percent
New salaries include:
William Fltcben. apicultural
commtulontt, $32,223; A.asaaor
Bradley .1 acobs, $45,961; Vic
Rel m, audltor·controUer,
S41,291 ; Lee Branch,
clerk·recorder, $U,"4; Celmty
Couuel Adrian Kqyper, s:;f,680;
Dlatrict Attorney Cecil Hlcka,
S54,819; Environm e ntal
M anapmeot Aaency Director
H.G. Olbome, $58,680; Getseral
SerTlcea Agency Director
Tbomu Ecan. $48,375.
Human Services Agfncy
Director Mar1aret Gtier,
$56,680: Personnel Director Bart
Scott. $44,489; Chief Probatioo
Officer Michael Schumac:ber .
$40,311; Public Defender Frank
Williama, $52,419 ;
Sheriff.Coroner Brad Gates,
$48.515 and Robert Citron, tax
collect.or. treasurer. $41, 711.
RaLSeS for tbe executives will
cost the county $57,780.
Storms Slug Northwest
12 Dead, Tlwwamh in Dark and Cold
By Tbe A.ueelated Preu
Pacific storms have stunned
the Northwest with enough snow
and freezing rain lo sink more
than 100 boats. <Related photo,
Pa1e M>.
At Jeut 12 people were killed
and two others mlaaln1 In
weather-related accidents over
two days Tens of thou.san~
were ~lbout power u ice and
uao• do'"*5 llnes.
Some 125 boats aant and
numerous roofs collapsed under
the weieht ol the snow in Oregon
and Washington state, where
many acboola, bualn.,.aes and
htgbwaya were closed
Wednesday.
Stranded motorists Jammed
hotels and motels throughout the
Northwest. In Boardman, Ore ..
the Dodie City Inn waa full but
offered adults sleepine·bag
lodgina for the night for $1 a
he pd.
Deputies ln a four·wbeel-dnve
vehicle said it took them 4~
hours to travel from Portland to
M ultoomah Falla. about 2S milie6
away.
Up to a foot ol mow alto fell ln
western Moot.an.a.
In tbe Portland area. tbe
storm ll.noclted out electrical
service to at least SS.000 homes Portland Mayor Conole
llcCnady declared a Mm.lted
state of emerpoey u tcbonia
were doeed and niDe lncbea ol
Jurist. Ailing
WASHINGTON CAP) -
Retired Supreme C.OUrt Justice
William 0 . Douglas. 81 ,
remained lo very serious
conditioo today. according to
officials at Walter Reed Anny
Medical Center. Douglas 1s
suffering progress ave IUDI and
kidney railure
snows forced the closing ot most
of Portland International
Airport, leaving only one
runway open.
More than four feet of mow
waa reported at Hood lUver,
Ore., • mUea east of Portbmd. wtu. wwn.aletiom of up to two
feet at nearby towns.
Alon& the e>reeoo·Wasbingt.on
border, bhz:zard coaditioos with
drttu ... to 14 1eet b:?t!J:! truel to a halt in the CO
Rinr Gorse. Three persona
stranded in aoowbound vehicles
ln the pie were rescued by an
Amtrak train crew. Anotber 1S
were rescued by deputies.
Drift.a ot up to four feet were
reported at Stevenson, Wash ..
where offidals said it wu the
worst storm since 34 incbea fell
lD 1969.
Jn Seattle, seven inches of
snow covered downtown streets
and few businesses were open.
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Tourlllne If Coll.aton by ~
8-
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'lll'UI 'ID llUNICU'AL IAY:W.J: a ltnldUral
ttady under Wf.1 .ud WI Jl'Qll6al &.bat :X• • Dll'ctllt ol the okt p er m1llll '9 ltnleturallJ ~. ID lad, it mlcbt take '7 millaD IO wblp tbe pMI' back Into
lh1pe.
lt wu allO teared poulbl• &.bat 10tD• ebunb ol coacnte m1cbt tall off ol tbe pkr and 1trtk• lurfeft,
swimmers or oc.ben below.
So untll the city can acratdl up '7 million f« U.
refurbW>ln1 job, It appean that mwliclpal authoritlll will
"I 'm NOC JumptnQ Wathold a Munktpal Sa/~ N.t. . . "
1bell out $11,000 for a safety net that could catch any
droppina pier pieces before harm ia done.
THE TBEO&Y HERE appean to be that before the
city knew that pier pieces could fall, there might not be
any liability But now that they know it's possible, they'd
better provide the 1afety net. Thil kind of sltuatloo could launch tbe safety net
bulinela around here in a blg way. Just have everytb.lng
studied to see lf It's a possible huard and you can peddle
the nets. Removing a page from the Huntington Beach Pier book.
maybe the safety net salesman could convince San Clemente
they'd better hang a piece-catcher beneath that city's
municipal pier.
Then what about the Pacific Coast H11hway Bridie
over Newport Bay? You ever looked at the underside of
that bridge? It wouldn 't take much of a study to suueat
this span might be a touch shaky.
SOME DAY A BOATER might be passing beneath the
aging timben and find a Volkswagen in bis lap. Surely a
safety net could be sold here.
Comlder the beach street ends at Laguna Beach, like
al Thalia. St. Ann's and maybe BrOob Street. Unwary
motori1ta could drive rilht off tbe cliff• and find
themselves up to thelr ears In the sands below. A study
ml1ht prove thiJ condition huardous to your health and
street-e)d 1afety net.a could be peddled to the city at
several key locations
COSTA MESA, MEANWIULE, bas these ghastly road
dips al various intersections. A study might prove that
autos fiy l.nto the sky when striking these dastardly dips.
Safety net.a should be provided to catch flying Fords or
airborne OkbmobUes. Clearly, the aafety net bU might catch somebody a
fortune in these part.a.
Soviets Halt Dance Troupe Tour
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. <AP>
-A Soviet dance troupe that
wu leheduled to perform hen
Sunday has canceled a 54-dty
tour of the United States ln
response to President Carter's
sanctions a1ainat the Soviet
Union. a promoter says.
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Price Surge
5-Year High
WAllllNOTON (AP> -
Wlaol111lt prtHI fOH 11 .I
"'e .. t la 1rrt. tb• lllfbelt l1'111Uan ........ .i.1ne1
tn fht ~··"· th• Labor ~ ....... ...,. ,,_. na ... IDOlllratm lD
food lllid""' ~ .......... It 1tar•1 tad, wltb tb•
IOHmmlll&'I Producer Price
ladH rl1ln1 0.1 perctat in OeffmW, ttl moll mOder~t• rtH alaee Jua•. Prlee1 lo
NH• "' bad IOH up 1.3 perceo&.
ITDL. T8S INC&SAIS from
Dff• ber 11'11 to Deetmbar
ltH waa tbe wont at tbe
wbol••le ane1 11net ltH, wbeD
tner•.... la cr"\Mh oU prices
cawted by the lllddlt Eut oU
embarwo "helped puab the lDdex
up 18.1 percent.
un..•1 DO doUbt tbat ...-0
made an important contribution
tn both caat1," uld Labor
Department economlal John
Earb.
He noted lh•l ener1Y prices
roH 11. 7 .,.nMrnt in tm u •
re1ult ol 0hl1har prlcet charted
by the Oraanlaatlon or
Pttroaeum Exportin& Countries
and added that OPEC's
lnded1loc about a new. iolnt
bait price made the futunr hard
to predlct.
FOOD PIUCES fell 0.1 percent
at wholuale lall month
foUowinc 1 1harp 2.s percent
rtae in November and ended 7 .5
percent blgber than 10
December 19'18.
Clue Left
In Blood
By Victim
TROUP. Texas <AP> -A
name s crawled on a
blood·stained paper by a fatally
wounded man gave deputies a
clue that led to the arrest of two
me n 1n connection with the
slaying of an elderly couple.
authorities say. James Sess ions. 22, or
JacU<>nville has been charged
wlth two count.a of murder in the
deaths or Clifford and Belle
McDougal, both 72. A second
man waa arrested Wedneaday
night in connection with the
slaylJliS.
The couple died Tuesday of
wounds inflic ted during an
apparent robbery attempt at
their home southwest of this
East Tex.as town.
Mn. McDougal, stabbed ooce
lo the back of the neck, died in
her bed. Her husband, 1tabbed
ln the back and hit in the face by
a shotgun blast, walked across
the road to his soo'a bou.ae for
help.
McDou1al died at a Tyler
hospital after be printed a man's
name oa a piece of paper, Smith
County Sheriff's deputies said.
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prlce of precJoa• ••4 :"'~ m.W. la wot1d
ALTaOUGB GAIOLINS prleH roH J.4 percent ln
December, th• 1amt 11
NoHmber, prtct1 for bom• heat1n1 otl were vtrtu1U1
unchan1ed for tbe aecond
CODHC'Ullve month, the report
said.
Capital equipment pncea.,..
0 .9 percent lo December,
com pU'M with O 5 percent l.n the
pr~vious month. and ended the
year '8.7 percent ahead of the
December 1178 level.
The Producer Price Index
stood al m.a ID December. Thia
means that aoodl that C09l SlOO
In tbe 198'7 base period coel
1227.IO lut moath. Tbe lndex mea1ure1 price
ch an1ea al three level1.
Finished 1oodl are thoee one
step ahort of retail outleta.
lntermedlate material• have
bad aomt proce11tn1. Crude
1oodl have bad no proceuiDC.
THE lU PDCENT lDcreue
In flnilbed 1oodl prices from
December 1918 to December
1979 WU outraced by a 1.$.I
percent rile a the intermediate
level and 17 .5 percent inC:reue
ln crude prlcea at wboleule.
Intermediate prlcea In
December rose 1.2 perc•nl,
compared with 0.9 perceot lD the
prevloua month; crude 1oodl
were up 1.1 percent. a&aimt 2
percent in November.
"There have been very hllh
rates of Increase In the
intermediate and en.Ide index•
in recent rnoaths, " Early aald.
sugaeslinl lb.at these would put
preaaure oo prices in coming
moo tbs
BE ADDED, HOWEVEa. lb.al
there was some evidence In
December that non·ener1y
crude prices were moderalinl. a
situation that often oc:cun when
the ecooomy 1s heading mto a
recession
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She baa no cone, and no cbotce of Davon, but the
expreuion on the face ol three-yur-old Amy Richardson
of Edmoodl. Wuh., t. tesUmoay to the excitement ol a
bite of cold anow. Besldee. it'• free, non·fattening, and
with a »inch blanket of the stuff on the ground, abe
won't nm out \DlUl •Prinl.
Hawaiians Raked·~
By Vicious Storms
HONOLULU <AP> -Heawy wiDd ud rain which lashed the
Hawaiian blaadl and camed t.be deatbl o1 five persoM were
subeldln& Wednaday, but another ltOnll wu beaded toward the
state from the west. The storm wbicb bit the la1anda Tuesday and Wednesday was
one of the most inten.ae tn recent yean. carrytn1windsofupto7:>
miles an bow' and dump1n& up to nearly six inches of rain over a
24·bour period.
THE WIND AND LUN destro1'ed « bearily damaced dozens
of homes. uprooted trees. intemlPted electrical and telepbooe
service and forced the ctouna ol many buamuses and some
aehoola. Damages w..-e e~ to reatb l.Dto t.be mlllions ~ dollan
1be hardest tut areas were Peaf.c Palisades. a mountaintop
commumty oear Honolulu, and the Windward attu of Oahu, Maw
and Hawaii ulands
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STORE WIDE CLEARANCE
MON. 1wv ftD, ~ TM\MS. & Alt. 1M,
..... LA. 1M. IAT. 1CM. IUM. 1N.
Famous Maker Sulta
See our fine
collection of vested
suits from leading
names lake Hart
Schaffner & Marx.
Botany 500 and Lanvin.
Choose from wool. wooV
blends & polyesters.
Reg. 165 00 to 340.oo
NOW 129.•0 to 289.ao
Sport Coata
Pattern• & solid blazers.
wool, wooVblenda &
polyester.
Reg. 115.00 to 265.oo
NOW 89.ao to 209.•
Drua Slacks
Jaymar & Asher
pure wool. wool/blends
& polyester. Some with
the t1mou1 elastk:lzed
waistband •
Reg. 30.• to 60."
NOW 28.80 to 42.•
walat Ille: Reg. 38-M, Long 34-6Q
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OM. Y PILOT U
Members ol the Oil, Chemical and Atomic
Workers Union picketed a Shell Oil Co.,
refinery in U>s Angeles Wednesday as a
nationwide strike was called, the first in 11
years. Substitute drivers moved gasoline
tankers through the picket lines as a
company spokesman announced that
supervisory personnel will continue to
operate the plants.
Brown Says Carter
Blundered in Iran
SACRAMENTO (AP) -President
Carter may have committed "tbe
major diplomatic blunder ol tbe 20th
century" in bis handling of the
Iranian crisis, California Gov.
Edmund Brown Jr. says. Brown, who ls campaigning against
Carter for the Democratic nomination
for pn!18ident, told a news conference
Wednesday that Congress should
immediately investigate Carter's
actions concerning Iran, without
wailing tmtil the hostages are freed.
A month aao. Brown said an
presidential candidates should
support Carter and retrain from
comment oo hla handltna of the
Iranian crisis for fear ol endanaerina
nejotlationa to tree the 50 American
bo8tqes.
Pakl•••8ef••M-
SACRA11ENTO CAP~ -An effort
by C6b8UIDer poupe to require prices
to be marked on each indh1dual
grocery item haa died yet another
death.
A bill to extend ti.. item pricina
Jaw, SB92 by Sen. David Roberti,
D-Los Anaeles, wUteia Wedneeday on
a 3.5 vote of the Sen~te Business and
Profeuiooa Committee.
( STATE )
amendment by Assemblywoman
Marian Bergeson, R·Newport Beach.
Ma. Bergeson 1ald the amendment,
to her AB182S, would ban the
so-called BaJlard motion, wbicb
resulted from a 1988 case lo which
the state Supreme Court ruled that a
judge could order tbe victim to
undereo a psycb.icabic examlnatioo
to determine crediblllty. "It's
diacrtmination aplnst one sex lo a·
court al law," abe said.
._ P•re S.I•• 1Jp1
LOS ANGELES CAP> -The
'50,000 ..., baa riders in tbe Los
Aa1•l• .... faee another fere
increme, lll'ObUIY in early Karell.
transit otflciala -bave warned. It
would be tbe second lncnue in four
montba.
IACRAllZNTO <AP) -Aue~ Roirant a.nnan
Pr«JllD .... Wrd .a.empt lodl1 to Jomm Awmb&J Speak• Lio 11 pncutoua lriP on
powerful Job ln tbe ....
Bamu and bll 1upDOJten Aid WedDMday tbq will trJ to
NIDOW lleCU'thy U lpeUer
wba U. MMmbiJ meeta tocb,y
to Neelft Ga.. Edmund Brown
Jr. •1 propoud bud1et and
umual 8ddJ9a.
•cCAll'l'llY, DYING to bold
the Job despite only ml.Dority
9'1,ppol't al .... fellow Democrats,
retaliated Wedneaday at.mat
the Berman backer who made
tbe two previous motions to oust him: He removed Auemblyman
IUebard RobimoD from tbe .Joint
Le1tslative Audit Committee,
which be chalred, and named
AHemblyman Floyd Mori,
D·Pleasanton, a McCarthy
backer. The committee then
picked Mort u chairman.
Aft.er the last vote to unaeat
McCarthy oo Tuesday, Berman
sald "we wilt continue the
process of raisin1 this issue
every day we're ln session."
Robinson, D-Santa Ana, aa1d
he thought McCarthy moved
again.st him "to intimidate other
people" wbo might be
conaiderina supportinJ Berman.
&OBINSON'S MOTIONS both
f alled became only Z7 Berman
IUPl)Olten, • m.tonty of the IO Democrat., Yoted for tbem.
Forty.-. Wltel. • ma.Jortt7 al UM eaUn 80-member home, .,.
needed to remove a speaker.
But all ao Republicana and
most of lleeartb1'• tQJl)OIWrl abltalned.
Berman.. from Loi An&elea,
Bills to Mandate
Non-smoki~ Area
SACRAMENTO CAP) -Tbe Senate Health and Welfare;
Committee approved meuu.res Wednesday that would mandat~
non-amok:inl areas lo privately owned restaurants and bad
smoking in health facilities and clinics ~
SB 1107, approved 8'1. woold require privately 04
ttataunnta wttb a aeatlna capacity of~ or more to designate
non-smoking area.
CUUENT LAW &EQVIaES restaurants and dlnln& area~
publicly owned buildinp to provide a noa-1mokin1 area. ,
SB ll08, approved 7.0, would prohibit amc>kinl in azur public or
private clinic or health facility, except lo specllled areu. Existin~
law requires regulation or smoking in publicly owned bealu;
facilibes and clinics. •
SUPPORTERS OF THE BILLS, ancludinc representatives ot
the American Cancer Society and the medical profession, said th~
tSsue is protecting the right& and health of ooo-amolten.
Greg Levitt of Sacramento expressed oppositloo to the
measures saying he believes a person who opens a bu.sineaa has
the right to do what be want.a W1Uun the confines of that buainesa.
January Clearance. ..
50% off original prices!*
on special selections from:
Fifth Avenue Shop • Designer Sportswear
'SFAbulous Updated Dresses and Sportswear
'SFAntastic Contemporary Dresses and Sportswear
'SFAntastic and 'SFAbu/ous Suits
Misses' Sport Suits
Designer Dresses, Costumes, Evening Dresses, Coats and SU1ts
Right On! for Juniors Dresses, Separates, Coordinates, Coats and Suits
Infants; Toddlers: Children's and Spot for Teens
Apparel, Shoes, Sleepwear and Accessof/es
. w
t • ' [
.
Southern Callforoia a.pd Transit
District General Manaaer Jack
Gilstrao taid Wednesday tbe·
increase 1•eouJd be" five cents, which
woul8 increue the buic fare to 80
cents. Handbags, Fashion and Designer Jewelry, Cloves, Belt!>,
Watches, Scarves, Shawls, Umbrellas and Ramwear
;
\lid'-PreteeCefl i ...
SACRAMENTO <0> -Attorney
General George Deukmejian is
supporting legislation to prevent
judges from ordering rape victims to
take psychiatric examinations.
Deukmejian, a former
Republican state senator, told a
news conference that such
psychiatric examinaUom amounted
to "mental rape of the victim." He
threw bis weieht behind an
Disele•llN Orflerefl
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A
Superior Court Juda• ruled Wednesday the niveraity of
Californla regentl must disclose
their fimmdal hokHnll bJ April L
The decl1ion by Judee Byron
Arnold came in m.ldat ol tbe regents·
court fight with tbe state Fair
Political Practices Comm.l.aaion to
keep from making the diacloauree.
A
1980
CALENDAR
FOR YOU
AGAIN THIS YEMt. • .AS IN THE PASJ.
WE HAVE AVAILAIU W1THOUT OfAaa,
A PIACTICAl APPOINTMENT (AUNDM
JOI &\Qt FAMILY WHO CAUS AT.OUI GfffCI.
Ladies' Lingerie, Robes, Sleepwear and ioungewear
Sweater Collections • Misses' Sportdresses and Krnh
Women's Active Sportswear
Better Sportswear Separates• Blousec.
Maternity Dresses and Sportswea'r
Millmery and Fur Hats • Women 's Shoes
Boys' Clothing, Sportswear and Furnishmgs
Stationery and Small Leather Goods • Luggage
Guest and Gift Shop • Linen Pavilion
Men's Clearance ... 20% to 50% off original prices
on special selections from:
Men's Furnishings: Dress Shirts, Sportshirts,
Knit Shirts, Active Sportswear; Sweaters, Robes
Men's Clothing: Men's Suits, Sportcoats, Slacks,
Suede and Leather Outerwear, Coats, Shoes
Early On and Collection Sportswear. .. 50% oft original prices.
and special savings on superb selections from:
14K Gold Boutique-25% off
.
Selected Bras and Foundations-20% to 30% off
Revillon Furs-20% to 50% off
• Tltnm1y ltr..ebel!ft ~priot~., aon. lemstx*todlls sale.
All •Im tiML Not •II lrwms 1vau.ble In 1tt sins 11Wl (IOlors.
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Ae 1f
DeinocracyDiscovered
No one is going to be able to accuse the Newport
Beach City Council -and particularly Mayor Paul
Ryckoff -of trying to sneak through the latest downzon·
ing measure.
Ryckoff's newest brainstorm is a measure which will
force developers -primarily the Irvine Company -to
delete ''certain sensitive areas" before calculating how
much buildable land they have in a given parcel. One
company official estimates the measure will reduce by 25
percent the bwlding allowed on vacant company-0wned
land.
That reduction comes on top of the nearly 50 percent
reduction made last month in the council revision of the
general plan
Ryckoff. who wanted to ramrod the measure through
a t that lime, has been persuaded the Wlsest course 1s to
let the proposal have a series of public hearings before
it's enacted.
It is interesting that the mayor has acquired such a
respect for the democratic process. a respect that was
not evident until he decided to seek re-election.
Bad News for Sailors
How much is an off shore boat mooring worth in
Newport Harbor? Orange County supervisors are ponder-
ing that question and the result could be unhappy news
fo r boahng enthusiasts of moderate means.
County government currently controls 22 offshore
moorm~s m Newport Harbor The city of Newport Beach
controls the 572 others Both government agencies rent
the moorings to boat owners for slightly more than $6 per
vessel foot
The county. however. lS cons1denng a boost m its [ee~
to $12 per vessel foot. That would mean an owner of a
rather modest 20-f oot boat, who now pays $120 per month
for his mooring, would be asked to pay $240.
That kind of a fee hike might put some sailors in dry
dock permanently.
Additionally, it would be quite possible if the cO\DltY
decides to double its talce, the city might just decide to
double its money too on the 512 other offshore moorings.
So then, just how much is a mooring worth? Well, to
the affluent, it's worth almost any prn:e to have a good
mooring in Newport Harbor. Just name the tune.
But pure money-making has never been the basic
concept of having public boat moorings in the first place.
The idea is to attempt to off er a harbor parking place for
a wide mix of boaters; large and small ; the rich and
those of modest income.
It's possible, then, that the county could double, tnple
or quad.n.Jple the mooring fees and still have takers.
County government, however, shouldn't set those fees
on the notion of financial gain only. That might just drive
the smaller boater right out at Newport Harbor. And that
would be a sad day indeed.
Perhaps the time has come for the county to consider
a sliding scale for mooring rentals that considers the aiu,
type and value of the vesael to be moored.
That kind of a system might achieve more equity.
• Opinions expressed In the space above are those of the Daily Pilot
Other views expressed on this-page are those of their authors '1ld
artists. Reader comment is Invited. Address The Dally Piiot, P.O.
Bo.x 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321.
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ID 1112, all the planeu lD
eu.r IOlaJ' system will line up
Clll the same aide of tbe sun.
Only bappeoa once ill 171
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
years. Planet. exert tidal
forees oa the aon. Wben all
are on one aidl ol It. thoM
forcM build up. TMy HUM
more amispota. More 1un--
1 p ota HDd more 1olar
parUdllJ to the Mrt.b'I appel' atmOIJ1lbll'e. ,,._. ,__..
anu.aul _. .. .,._of~
all' m .... wlddt ta tum 11!1· ' f.et tbe ... ol the eartll'• apla. a.a-m .. ,. nee triu• ...... ad ltrillm ln -the nrtb'• erui. Tlult could mean Mrtbqwee. Or
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ehlJdllh-You bll o>e. wl I'll bit you~·· P,.,..WaCena Arabi, contendlns pre11ere on tbe doUar from Iraq could ban
beeo cfllcoaDted bJ tbe ~·· ce:ntral '**-· were amued at Cuter'• aap reaeticm wttboat
underti ..... tmplleat$ou for
future IDTele:meut ~ Aralt oil rev awe.
Kuwaiti 0Uicial1 were
particularty anbappJ ovtt ttw
nae11atiOD, eon.ldertJt1 their
ablllty to keep an anti-American
demOllM.rtltlm ol ln.nlaD lmmJ..
sranta r.r ,..._, u .s . Z-mbMly
gate. Dec: 1. But if tben wu
M>me failllt llfttat for remcmq
dependeola from Kuwait after
that at.ncJe demonstraUon. IMre waa none wba~r lD Qatar.
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bebJOd the., btklll ~·· ~ tta•~• pro(HstdP.,._, •=:dl7 aclnaewledC• tbe ltiiderljl
U.S. t>~ ll,. -:Al'ab " pollef 1obrd far.let that wt.BI remain uncban1ed at lea1t!;I
thro~UllO.
For 11.S. cUotomatS a.ad ,Arab~ leaden, u.· Lino.tu appoint.
meat confirmed that fact. 4'
MaltammeO ibn llubarat aJ
Kbalifa, Babnln'1 forel1n:
ml.a.tater, bad privately COQI··
pie.me. to t.be tJ .S. U.at ~ 1 could 80t take Robe.ct SU.-.
aerloualy u Mldeut MSotia.tor~
becaUM ~ bis reU,ion. WlJal ' Strauaa waa replaced by~
l.JDo~ beadviled ·~ to comlder b1a prwrioua protelt ! dJapU,Cated.
lo thla climate. 1ympathy for3
the U.S. pll«ht in 'llebran la dilut· ,
ed. Sheikh Sale• voiced au.q>t-
clon to lll that W a.Wngton might "
have eneioeered the hostage
situation to justify U.S. military
lnt.erYeat.iOQ. ll wu a view we°'
heard repeatedly from Arabs.
THE GULF OIL states are not
Inclined lo be helpful. After
privately pronuamg to increase
oil production. Abu Dbabi la re.
ducinc 1t Its oe1 RhbonoR emirate, OubaJ, LS selling oo the
spot manet. Kuwait wants no
part of a US. military presence
aod refused, aa a U.N Sttunty
Council member, to back sane·
boOa •la.inst Iran.
ll ia undent.andable. Kuwait is
menaced al home and abroad
al home by J00,000 tmmi&rants
from the Palest101ao di••·
pora and by Kuwa1t1 youth de-
plorin1 aulitary service when so
much money is to be made.
a.broad by revolutionary regimes
1n Iran a nd I raq by So·
v1et troops pouring into Al·
1thanastan and by the growing
Soviet naval presence. Gjven
such adversity. Peniao Gulf
A.rabg hesitate to rely on a far
away power wboff response to
pressure is send.Log home wtves
aod children of 1t.s diplomats
.
Will We Fall for Political Charades? ..
To the Edttor
Some hold I.he lhe<>ry that man
~volved from lower forms of life.
perh aps from monkeys or such
The reverse seems more likely
Many times, man makes an ass
of himself, or politicians make
mon.ke)11 ol us and deem us to be
bird-brained, especially at elec-
t.ion time. during efforta to snare
the voter. Even comparison to a
bird'• brain may mean a new
high in our ··evolution.··
Solomon wroc.e: "Surely in vain
the net is spread lD the aigbl of
the bird."
With all the evidence spread
like a net of deceit before our
very eyes, some will still vote
for the cad from 'Quidd.ick; or
lbe .eer from Sac'; or the phm-
derer from Plains. We are en·
Uced to aupport Carter for a
second t.erm at (;amp David
(to cootinwi his learning of the
Presidency). Proxmire 'a Fleece
Award abould &o to the carter
Administnd.loo for the all-time
incomprthenaibly wasteful and
un-American performance and
to Proxmire himaelf and hla
fellow Qiqreu-lbeep.
gardm~ lower laxes. no newt.ax-
e s. Site or gOVt'r nme n l
bureaucrac1t<'i end tnflal1on
Instead. we are expected to ac
cept double·dlg1t mflallon as a
way of b!e, mcreased Social
Seewity taxes. and a proposed
$0 cent tax on gasoline for
startera. And there Is tbe
windfall profit. tax, a multi-
billion dollar swindle by the man
who promised no new taxes.
At last, there 15 Value ,.dded
Tax, with the equally odloua
s uggestion that it "could tower
Social Secunty taxes." Don't
believe any promises. Every
tax, whether VAT, wtndfall pro-
fits tax, amport, or sales t.axea,
etc .• is paid for out of the frayed
pockets of the consumer
citizens, you and I. Dollars
taken from industry are as-
sessed to the comumer. Even a
blrd-braln wouldn't be caqht. in
aucb s.nares of deceit.
B.F. BORCOMAN
Be.,,r
To the Editor:
ReadiDI Paul Harvey's
"Uceme for Parenthood lllabt
Protect Chlldrm.'' Jan. I about
neediDI a to'f•mmeot Meeme
for parenthood, WH not u
lhockiq a lt miabt aeem. You
knew It wu com.Int· Government Uceoae ffntroll
your work'lnl hours, coodlUons
and salary, your profits, your
euoUne, what klnd of c:ar you
drive, what alze boUle JOU ll•e
ln, wbat food you eat etc. Why
should the1e paraaona of
wbdom not take over your mat· lnl babtta too!
. ~ ~y woukt. ol COW'N, be pro..
wcttna UDborD ch1ldren.. Eftll
-uncGDcehed ooea. Tbe7 .. tat-
.Ptaaela
tn& over G<>d s wor1t Oh <~'
Please help us
GOLDIE JOSF:Pll
Gr•refu
Totbe Editor·
On beb&U of the board of
direct.on ol Emerald Bay, I am
wriUq to atA!Dd our beartfell
,.,autude to Cb.tel Carl Downs
aDd tfle Orao1e County f'lre
Depart.meat for the successful
battle apinat the bruah fitt
which eo aerioual.Y threatened
qur community tbe oi1bt of
December 11-U. 1979.
A major disaat.u wu averted
tbroucb tbe ma1nlficent
response from fire fi1bUnc
agencies lbrouehout Orange
County and from Los Anceles.
Riverside and San Die10
Counties. Their efforts were
aui.sted by the Oranp County
Sheriff's Department, tbe
Laguna Beach Police and the
Calltomia Highway Patrol who
supplied trafflc control and
aecllrity services; and by the
provision of much-needed
refresh.meats by tbe aed a..
and the Salvatloa Army
volunteers who responded.
Our thaaka and our
admlratioa to all al tbo9e wbo
amwered U. call fCll' belp, &Ilda
and every mit of ~ did a
superlative Job, and every
resident in -Emerald Bay ts
genuinely p-aleful.
CLYDE C. CRIVENS.
Prealdeat
Emerald Bay Community
Auociatkwa
• ..._.••••••e
To the Editor:
Th1I is ID reply to ywr NCllll
..
:.&rtlcle titkd. ~ewport Mufts
Parking F'~ · .
I thank planrung comm1ss1ooer
Be~ doesa't understand why tbe
\'Ot~rs tb1s state passed
Propo9J:boa ll. In short, we are
ured of our local officials spend-
lDC mODI)' like a drunken sailor
oo leav ... The Idea behind
Proposililt 13 was for the city to
cut spendin1 th•t means cut out
all the waste, not dream up new
ways to try and t.u residents to
aupport wasteful projects of
which there att many.
Commuaiooer Beek is also
quoted u P.)'Ult "anyone" who.
wanta lo use a city street for a
park~ 1ot abou.ld have to pay
for lt ! He acts Ulre the city
st.reeta bdoni to him and the
handlul ol elected officials and
not tbe c1t11ens of Newport
Beaeb! Maybe acUoo should be
mitlated to char&e a partlnc ree
for bis family's ferries that ~
overni&bt in the bay.
R.T. DURKEE
PAIELllG
YOUR CHOICE:
1010111 lllCB
I.. OR · ~t CEITDllAL ELM
57!
Luan becked pan.ling. Our panela an l1ka
art pl-=-. cliflerent on-appeal to
different people. That'• why we oiler a lot
of •lection.. (And you don'~lib U\y of
them?) I
lllCIS
I nmemb.r wlwn we eold bricU for ~
each. So, tlw moral of tlw .tory ia, buy
now. The price doem\'t go tlw way .....
it in our dream.a.
COOD LIFE
FUT LATEI
WALL PAllT
COLORS OR 577
WHITE GAL.
GOOD LtFE LATEX 777 SEMI -GLOSS ENAMEL. ,, • T OOLORS OR WHITE un.u.
4" DIYD
~~~--DUCT BOSE
Carry the mot.tu.re laden air out.side and
you.r garage or atility room won't be lib
tlw inside of a .... t eoc:IL
27!.
Udtral law.
"I'm Jult ~/' iaJd ·11n.
Ortm•.13. of a.it PnmdeDce. I .. addiDS that A9 ,._. w luft f.ar
Vtratzala In lbout two wMb. un 18£11810 me that ft'l IJIDOlt
a COD~ riOt tbat b)'OM wbo wantt to do Udl le Allowed to.••
Bob Smttb of VirllD!a Beads aakt
b1f wUe SUU..13, crttd at tbe nm. .. It aeat cbWa up ud down my
apine," Smlltuaid.
Da. •ASON ANDSBWI,
dWrmm of U'le medkal scbool'• •
stetrtca md oneeo&oo department.
said docton boped to altmlpt tbe
ftnt p~ tn .llarell.
Tbe SftC?Am lbOuld be abMi to M· commodat• about acr wollMft • ,..,,
be •aid ..... that tbe doetGlil .... retel\'.. about 2,500 appUeatlallia
alnc• the project wu UDoaMll ID
November 1178, a few mGlldbl .._
the fll"lt -.tube baby wu ban isl
Ena land. The procecbaN ta on1i tor ....
who are tntertlle became ol Woell:ed
or damged Fallopian tabel. UDdir
the ~. aa ea .. nm09ed from
the •oman, ferUltud ID tbe
laboratory wUb the busbancr1 tperm
and retmplanted in tbe .otnan'•
womb.
PROFESSIONAL OR
SERIOUS AMATEUR
WESTED
WEATBEISTllP
36°' DOOR 97 C SWEEP
t3J)7AV
~~UP 2•7 , STRIPl299 ___,..,
SASBCO
ACRYLIC
IUllD SE&UIT
I 1~~
U• it around wind.cnn, doon. etc.
Anywhere you neecl to bep moifture and
d.rafta out. Compr 11111 and .tretcb. with
joint m~t (not if the joint n\°"8 to
Arizona.)
OLD WORLD
TILE
69~88q.Ft.
Com. in &.ahdad Brown. Mt..ton T.-ra
Cotta. Inca Gold, Athenian White. and
Martini Dry (threw that lut one in to
... if you were l'MClil\9 this. I made it
up.) Limited OuantiU...
DOUGLAS FIR
S4S
2x4 2 li!.FT.
2x6 39~.rr.
IEllllGTOI
FAIT sa••P
14" ELICTllC
CllllUW
51~
Hu a front and nar haNl ~ clman. a
new oiler .pt.em (the old one wun't half
bed), and ~-tip chain~-
llE&TIUTOI
FlllPUCIW'
IDO CLEIUICI
FlllPUCE
Look OW' dl.play ONI',
... how you OU\ ha ...
~without ~thehou..
21997
. ,----,
~ .. ,. • •"-•• ....... '•U
CLOSEOUT
WILllllE
3-PC.
11'9W':ll FlllPUCE
·-~ ...... ~ asmna
'QUAKER· QUAID STATE
i STATE DELUIE Z0/50 WT. .. •OTOI OIL ~
\IOTOR OIL 64c ar.
""'-Brooklyn Kid 99" up dpn but ...
drew the line about i..ril\9 oil out of a
E.. ad.a. '"Gotta haw clat •L ..
SCOVEi I 0/50' AJIP
~~:::..--EllllE ST&ITEI
CllAICEI
34~-~2
Hey, 90 aznpm will Idell 09'al' an ~
pronto. Ten amp ch&lvino rat. and the
batt.ry ia up in 2~ -3 hoUn. For 12 wolt
~
DOT 3 SUPD
BE&VIDUTY 1unnum
66~CYL
Whee ••• , ... ~ '8 =)ring the top clollar
.. malllle • Cloeeout. In fact. ... ,. clolng --------~---------------all the fiNPlw MClllN .... ~. 10 FOOT .tocD aN limlt.ed. oome IA early. ...=: .. £ c;; (@:
rLUOIDCllT TUID
a· 179 EA.
UD IOOT IOlll
. 1•7 11 ~ 8TAJIJ>ARD
1997
Bl.ACK. AllTiOUE ---• 97 FDllBll ENBE+aP£ •103 ....
AWl'IOUZ BRU811111811 49 jl 97
EHAMBl.I! 1117 ~
COICllTI 1111
177 .....
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STOP-LUI
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AlllV,_ IYHY DA YI 0.. ••cW•1 ............... ••l••d tlah tr•••atllOH
••enladlmHTMOW.
--
MENS KMIT SOCKS BOYS 11LEVl$11 LADIES PANTS SHIRTS MMS .ct loys '16. ..... flt, .......... ..... "CHbllM DI ... 'UITTAM&A·
--
Tllh It MO'f, =MOT lllt
.,..., J !fL..t•c.t "llllt .. . ...... .. •.. , ...
epproJf• .. •fJ S 1,000,000 la ret•ll ... ..._, . . . u......,
r•9anm.11 .f coat of '"' lwww .. fte fllett-c• err ..... ...,.,_,aa.., ..
• to NMldtmdw: lflud••
fr•ft• of ......... ..... ,nc.t " r-....... _...
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IS T.. TIMI! THIS IS THI'
rl.ACI!!
"O'NEILL"
WETSUITS ''SUIFIRS .... JACIS" .... Hd -..,. "HU:llS" c .. .,.,.. w., ....._ .+c. ... 2 -..nr -.osa H., .. -stSLlr
°"IOl r" "HA ... TIN"' "UVIS• ,ot. r' .. 14. 2 W...... •or I 00'1 ..... I OO'a of fM •'A•._, ...... Se.t ...... "\.D-)•
4\1..., fw lfH, e ... ~ DNH-C..-.apon 1tyka .. e 57 88 YW'f ...... ..,.... ....... C9'on. .... ....,., .......... ....
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cnw • ........_ .+c. .a _ ceten ·~· $2.00 to Sl.2S pr. Sos. Price e rlH, I•••· ~n•liled dul••· ~ SI l5. t5
...... s..M-l~ &ti Stack ,... • .-...t ...... t'fc. lie... .... s.e. Priu I
59 rrtc..
SltS.otPM-CX
S.Priu .• ~117
$205.00 UCB sa
·s4 ~. ,... •ec.1-s11.d8 II ,, .... 1s11••...,....,.-14 88 :~ ~·. .. ·• .Q&o1 OFF s• Price-~~.. •tcJ. s52z.95 to $24.95 51 • DYH•sr•• ..., /0. IU ~ lxcept Jacb 14 88 $160.00 ~6 ISf'CJ-12.0toO $6 II L--..;:W;:;:,..:51:,;.;;•;.;";.;.,;,..___ ...... #_&J_-=-=:::---"1 Stile Priu • ·-Silt.ts ..,_ _____ O_T_S-1 S,n.t ......
5165.00 Sal.Price •.
5 123
S -7' HIKING BO w. ,,a ...... . s• ,.... . . . • s,oc1o1 a... sov .... uus ... uus --=" •. --...... • uoo.oo 5120
M.=Ss.....LEV,l'S .. "~~!~~~u~!~.. .:~~.~~!~!~. w.,!16.11 5118.11 w.1~7~ts ~~Q ·~·-··
m -.OLD1MWAYrfM'll11llcttea St.I'.... 5135 =--==-~=: f.__.._...,..._ ... u .. ~:::::.4:..~~ ltcJ.SZl.fStoSJl.91 W.~Sl4S.9S sn.• ~s;:. •....
-~i:;.7 .. SToc• ......
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........ ...-:..-..~=. .... ····· -r.!18 II s123.11 Mees. i:£" .. ~159 $10.11 Solo rrta '3.11 ::t::: '3.11 w-.!: u.a t1-t2-tJ °""' RUNNING ~ •> °""1
-_ _:w=.=s=••::•::.•,~-r--u.clla-:-:='~1 a.Ir:-'--, 5,jl 88 LADIES SHOES •TfROLI• ..
MENS BELTS MENS ~= •. SWIMWEAR .. O'NEILL" -WIUOtrW. .... ,.,, .. 12 BIHDIMGS
..... ...._ a., -um· w. UNDERWEAR w SMres1 .,..,.. TBr '1SUM> w1A.-OnER SUITS •tcJ. sis.ts ~ s5t.oo. s1so
.,.,wy.t..,..._.ceMrl .. JOCKIY" t!Hera, ~rleh, t----------t :-=: ~ uec!:: .::! hi Wh • II emu STOCI ......... t ............ 21 GIRLS I a 2 ,_. ..... w... 2 ltfCJ. SIU..95 539 II 11 /. -MORE .. 40. ~IL IHTlll STOC« BLOUSES We Price Stile P'rice • w. rrtc.. •
/2 .... oFF ... oW~A' OFF & rors ::s.,.•ssa D see II u.cb #J a.Ir• um. •1 ewr•
WStorHt 3 .. YOU ....... "HAM~ TIN" w.rnc.. .. -.7· '"'-· LADIES SKI BOOTS
-------.... "LUY·IT .. en ... Hkctloe •f ll99-512 88 S,.CJat GrcMlp IAI Stores bcepf ..,..._ .... ..,.., ........_ T·tMrh. $•ir:9ir IJ9CU #142..fl o.trt TE ........ IS SHOES "TICHMICA" "CAHI" "• ·-.... *&1 ..... 7 .. 14, ...._ ...._ <r~~.. • .., _______ "'1 .... .... VELOUR & • ------"'----t -_,,.. _. -.-.--""WILSOW" ~ ..... ~·• " • r I • t y • f • t y I • • • TERRY SHIRTS ... MEMS & BOYS .,..h;.seo.ootost4.oo WStorest "O'NEILL" -41t.-.i .. io :.·~ ,,, .. ......_ ....
.... _. i.oy.. bit -..... 58 II LADIES SEAL RtcJ. SIS.ts .... SIS.00 ~=:.. .. .mctr ... e..r "OP"'s~~1~?u .. w.rnc. • su~ Ulll!AR & LOMGJOHMS se • w.rnc.
"IOLT" "OFF SHOii" WAYI" "SUND9(• _, .-y WSfarel) n ff~ ~SIOS.95 S.Price ~.. s54.11
•JAHTUM" """' .. -· 100"1.,, c.-.. RUNMIMG GEAR .ir_._ ...... _ u.dll t> cw,t l9CJ. SI 5.00 to S40.00 .US 2J .. JI. .._ ______ ...,. .,,_ ......--
1 /.2 PRICE •-..s12.$001os14.oo -a4~~S,!~~,!.. :=-...:::;.::.,~~ 569.11 SNOWSKl's 7 ~ 7 88 "UVtl .. n.. .... ~ ""'· ,_, ... h ,...... ...... .... ..:Ctul. .., .......
W Stantt -Sal9 Prb e ""r.!': .. ":;.::,:,t; a. .......... ·.-, ....... M. .. Uac:b #l.f2·#l Olrlyl ._._ .. ....._ .... s 16.00 to Sll.00 ::;. II --..... S-Mo4.. 1---------1 SPALDIM6 MENS PANTS s9 II $16.00 s10 OUI anal STOC• s WIM FIMS SI 40.00 IRA-JJO
.... ~~ .. ~~::-... s Saleftrb • w.rnc. • Y2 OR :::=~ .. ·HH ...... s-.,,a ...... 584
le4J.SllLOO
S.Prtce
579.11
.... $175.00 w. Price
5119.88 ~Hr "'UVIS" -WOYIM °".. wS....• ht-S$22.f5 .. 125.91 . MO , E ••Of"• "'WILDJlll" "SUND•· ~-~~~~--w • ltcJ. S24.t5 s 175.00 #440
......... , ...... ...,., ...... ..,..., toys 14 Sale Price 5 J 05 •••••• ··••ra, 1........ "OP" w.~.tu....-.-·, OFF 512.• It_._.....__.. a_._!..i9!_S21LOO c:'J...~:".:~ .a::: W A L K I M G '-~ -rnogao -~ ~..::.=._ • -.. za .. SHORTS , ..... ~1 a-.. s1ts.005BA J4o 5148.88
... __. -~ (Jodra 1142 & #J °""' 117 .... to All ~NM sew, I.teat 'lfytea, sea. SA 88 ..._ ______ ..,. s. Price • • .. ....... JO%.., w.~ ~'7e IHSULATEDSKI "MOREY.. Uecb#>o111yt VESTS s200.oo 440C 120 -..c..cTUJL·o.....-,..., BOOGIE BOARD W.Price ..... to-------~i·, .... _..:-• .. .a... ~= YAMAHA PLEASE NOTE
let-$49. ts Sale ,.._ S 110.00 Al I IOI ..... .. • .,....., er• ,_., • •.. ,., ............ ......
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tWr ** ...... m.clall at tbe ek ol tWI'
bunaa draftn ~DI tlaewO&eclftole& ..
lleed.
I baft a fr'-1 wtae n1 t11i1 wont ebaatlulat I nw 1D1t. l
bow tllllt ta. 1111-a ....... .
Ht it"• tr.. lie referred to wom• MW7 u "IDldl••• MM ... tM faet tbat. CID tM
_.....,.. WOiDib are~
am.U. tam IDID. Bia COllUilQpt
for t.maa. .. famoaa. ADd it neHr reaU7 hurt tdm bl bia
romaatic suc:e.s witb women;
until recmtly, bia attitude for
aome reason did oot work
.. a.tmt bl.In.
$ toH0\1ston.
(Robby Airport)
Prices based on one-way adult fare, including tax.
Prices subject to change without notice.
Seat .
81 A be•• wmllai
• B"'1 eveningUDSOld OD&Waycoacb seats
for die nezt day's BiabtB go on sale at the ~ Tk:ketS toHOuttOn go on sale at BWblnkaud OranaeCounty between
7 PJ11! wl 10 ~ T'ickets to Lu Veg:go on .. at Burbenk, Orange County,
Out.Irk> between7 p.m. aDd 10 p.m. •?ml ftl MsiftrmAd JO!el vatioQe. but tickets
AnMLMV.V-7:49Lm. no. lkp
lO: lO ....... llolt Sa. 6 Su. oalJ 11:39a.m.noailllcp
2; 11 p.m. *'9Ba. SL
7:GS p.m. ..... Ba. s..
An*LM ....
7:44a.m.---12:09 p.as. ... .-OpS.. on1' 1:35p.m. ... Aop
7:9 p.m. •• '*"
Le1..c-.ll9<::omin ArrifttMV..-aoo a.a .. -.
U:94a.aaMMP ~43p.m;•• ....
4:32p.a. •• -.E&. Sa. S.'17~&•• ... ,
-
d for in cash~ and are not l
• be purchued only at the
Hughes A1rwest ticket counters at the
~rtl listed above for each deettnation.
• Tb8-prlce9 and piooad--= the destination ai_rport forYOl_U return ht.
·==~~
llautan.
~ ........
8:08a.m. lO:~a.m.
4:15 p.m.
Ann.H--.(Hollbt'Airpolt)
1:59'p..m. -· .,, 5:15p.m.••9top
l<k09 p.m. -· ...
....... e>rui;,eCeDIJ ~CllobltJt
7:00 a.m. 12:53 p,m. ••••• op 12:00 p.m. 8:53-p.m. ......
S:O&p.m. 11:11 p.m. Diill ap
. . .
• • • • • • • • • •
!'r-r:-4...e::z.~:..::
ad Alm Alda. We bow wbmt
m•aNallaboattlMllledaJa."
Be wm1t b9ek to •-fbe PamltJ
I CONl'llONl'BD blm with 1117 al Womm, '' 8Dd I went beck to tbeorf. l told blm tbat. ID my mf amce. Tben are mtmc-
m.ia.d , be wu usl.nl ''Tbe Pami· like him oat then, I'm afraid.
t1 ol Woman" ID the aame way Instead of orderinc a abot and a
that mm used to wear Marine beer, theJ now order a wbJt.e
Corps tattoos -u a magnet for w in e and a Kleenex. But
women. somehow, I set tbe d.lat1nct feel·
Hejustamlledatme. i n1 tbat aotbin&'s r eally
"You Ju.t 1tlck •ith J~ chanpd. •••••••••••••••••••
• EICJht
• BrandMew
1979
Chevrolet • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
"Close-out" CHEVY V AMS ... ......
L-1-Ci)-U·l·D·A· T-E-D !
. t5999••• •IJ ••I
·--------------------.... ------------------• • • • •
No. 142728/2782
~ e Oroop ·A" (IOOYe) plus .ir oond .. H..O
• springs. white walls. Beauv11te pt<g ..
• custom~ l)t(O . and 2-tone . • • • • • •
No 1715'M/3t88
~
• Group • AM ( lbolle) plus .... condittonlng..
•
sa.bilizer w . pwr. bnlMs and steennQ •
• • • • • •
and more
No. 187'92513332
~
No. 1117118/3330
='1P
•'1 •1898 ellcll ••I
Dalla BarfJor Refleetlo••
Lone sailboat putters put lareer vessels
docked in calm channel at Dana Pof.nt
Marina Monday afternoon. Cloudy skies·
combined with glass-like harbor waters
mirror images in this peaceful setting.
Actress Sues Greyhound Lines
WASHINGTON CA P > -The actress wbo played
the slave Prisay in the 1939 movie "Gone
With the Wind" bas filed a $300,000 suit ag1.1Mt
Greyhound Baa l..J.na, alleging that she was f al!e-
ly accused d bel.ng a pickpockd..
Butterfly McQueen, 88, said ln the suit that she
was waiting at the Greyhound terminal In
Washington on April 7 when two private security
guards accused her of stealing and demanded to
see her bus ticket.
WREN SHE BEFUSED TO produce the ticket
until they showed her their badles. the two iuart1s
pushed her to the floor and held her until police ar-
rived, Miss McQueen said.
"It was at.olut.ely the most embarraaatng
thing that baa ever happened to me," the actrus
said in an Interview with Tbe Wubington Post.
Miu McQueen said abe bad just received an
award from the Dtatrictof Columbia's recreat.loode·
parlnlent and wu OD her way to appear on a
telmalon talk abow in Tampa when the inddeot oe-
cuned.
"I WAS SllOCKBD WREN TBF..8E two teeurl·
ty 1uardl walked lnto tbe Ides lounge and told me that J looked like I mipt clip someone any
minute," abe aald.
Mia McQueen said that when the police ar-
rived, they recop1zed ber aod told ber she would
not be arrwted.
Tbe autt, fUed in Dlatrlct d Columbia SUl)erlor
Court apimt Greyhound L1nes Inc. and t&e In·
ternatioa.al Security Corp., said the security
pants bad no probable cauae to suspect that Miu
McQueen bad committed a ertme.
,..
Halliday's
Semi-Annual
20% -50% Savings
TBE SUIT ALLEGES THAT TUE lncident
caused the actress to suffer "pbyatcal and QleDt.aJ
distress and agony aa well as injury to her 1ood
name and reputation."
A spokesman for Greyhound said he was not
familiar with Miss McQueen's allegations.
Miu McQueeo, who appeared in numerous
movies during the 19409, has been t.ounng the East
Coast for several month.a u a member of the cut
of "Showboat."
We lftU91 mow them out -our top of the Une c.rpetl. Valuee
to $11.99 have bMf'I reduced to ruke room for new 1•
atytee. It'• your opportunity to .. ve SS.00 to S7.00 per~
Y•d. The~ lncfudea aeverai cut and loop atytea, an
· 1.,._ ~ pUe In a wide variety of mulU·tone cotor eom-
blnatlona. Or, "'-Ct a luxurious aaaony plush style either In
bMutHut eotid ~ or subtle multf-tonea. The chok:.e
lncludn Antron IU nylon and Ultron nyton. yow ~ of
quellty. Hurry for beat aet.ctk>na. The Mlec:Uona ere llmtted
to ttock on hand!
Vilaes to
'1899
sq.yd. $ 99
SO.YO.
HUGE SELECTION~
OF ROOM SIZE
REMNANTS
REDUCED
18'/oT050%
AND MOREi
EXTRA
so wwwnu. •bet.Mr eocne woWdn 't ccmider the at.a.r beauWUI
•lth or wttbDul ~kll.bel. Blackwell
1ald: "'lbal'a \nae. TMa 1.t'a take tt
all off."
Re dl9cribed one ot )la. Dem'•
CNllltl u ....... Wr.t ·~ Md beeo wubed the Dlcht before and DOt trooed.'.
I .. CllllClllD Cla>'bureh tor dn.Ana .. Uk u Alttcan bulb
walt11a1 f0rfi91' nlm." Blaclwen. aalled to name \be
wont·dnutd woman of lbe '10I,
aatd tt •• Jlftt\)' much a \ouup betweeo l!Uubetb Taylor ud Jac-
queline ~11111.
''lAt't ~"It to El!Hbeth Taylor,"
he 11Jd. 'In that Htln job the wore a
few tlm• -here •be wu bu.nt1na out
I thoupt ll wu too many yardl ol neab tor too few locba of fabric.··
Of Mn OnUlll he said "When a
woman In her position put the
wrinkled crotch back ln fa&bioo in
the ''lOll, maybe I should name ber
-,
Tb• 20th anaual Hat. wblcb
Blackwell amveUed ln a news con-
ference at hJa Hancock Park home,
ai.o included •etnu Jill Clayburtb ln tbe No. I •pot and an UIOl'tmeftt ot entertainment and poUtJeal t1aww
"tncludiq Mayor Dianne Feimtein ol
lbewo~ol~,~... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ BLACKWELL. WHO HAS clot.bed
movie atan for several decades. not-
ed he doee admire the attire of some
famous women. .
·~ ......... 'AFRICAN BUSH'
Jiii Qayburgh
"" W'"""'9 3rd WORST
t.onl Anderson
:'Law Argued
OA K LAND <AP )
An aatl-Jolterln1 or· dhwlee, passed ln the
wake of neighborhood
protests aaainat pro· 1Ututton , bas b een
challenged in Municipal
Court.
San Francisco, Chri.tina Onuata,
rock •tncer Deborah Harry ol Blon-
die and Princesa Maraaret.
THE I t WOSST ln order are: Ms
Derek ; Ms. Clayburah; TV atar Lo11.1
Andenon; Mlss Oausls, of whom
Blackwell aaid, "She's dressed to
check ber oil tankers;" Ms. Harry.
whose attire he called "Ten cent.a a
dance with a ruckel chanae;" Dolly
Parton: Mayor Feinstein, of whom
he said it "looks like she la wearing
the voting booth ;•· Prin cess
Margaret; actress Valerie Pemne
and actress.model Mareaux Hem-
ingway.
Blackwell described Dolly Parton,
the country singer. as ··a ruffled
beds pread c ove ring king-sue
pillows."
He said Ms. Perrine "looks like the
Actress Struck
By Wild Shots
NEW YORK {AP> -A 19-year-old
Pennsylvania actress • was reported
ln good condition after being hit by a
stray bullet fired by a lawyer fight-
ing off a robber on Manhattan's Park
Avenue
Pobce said the attorney, Daniel
J acobs, 62, tlred bis licensed .38-
caliber revolver five times WedDes-
day completely miasiq tbe muaer
but blttin& Tracey HaaUn11 of
Hon bam, Pa., tn the le1 and acaring
several ot.ber pede:atriam.
Police anwted a 23-year-old man
two blocks away and recovered the
$401 that wu taken from Jaeob&.
Police said no charan will be k>dged
aeainst Jacobs.
• JANUARY
He named eight "fabulo~ fashion
mdependenta" -Susan Anton, Pnn-
cess Grace. Chrl!tlna Fe rrari,
Barbara Sinatra, Sophia Loren, Nan-
cy Reagan, Diana Ross and An&ie
Dickinson
Blackwell noted that since the list
was first iaaued, it has become chic
in Hollywood to be named worst
dressed.
"l can't tell you how ma ny women
have sent tbear press agents to us try
ang to make the list," he said "If
that happens, we take the name off
the h st "
Boy Expelle d
From Schools
For Dirty Wor d
BENONI. South Afnca <A P > A
15-year-0ld lugh school student wrote
an obscene word in a rnend's hymn
book and Wustrated it with an erotic
drawing. For this schoolboy prank.
the youth is banned from attending
any state school in Soulh Afnca ·s
Transvaal province. accordmg to
press reports
Has parents will ha ve to pay the
equivalent of $180 a month to send
him to a private school
The press reports did not g1 ve the
offending word, nor dad they descn be
the drawing.
To expel a teen-ager for writmg a
swear word and drawln1 "obscene·
ly' .. ln a hymn boot was like uaiq a
huge hammer to swat a fly, said
Peter Nixon , a J o hannesburg
educator. "U th.la really is the on.ly
reason to expel the boy. it seems
rather drastic actloo to take. It will
h ave a drutic effect on bis Ute."
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Jlorder Patrol
hief Resigns
. In Frustration
SAN DIEGO (AP) -Tbe retiring
local cbid of the U.S. Border Patrol
aaya be is not leavtna because ol the
pressure ol the job.
Dooald ea.mere... 54, who baa been
th the petTol 28 years, is stepping
lD • mixture of d.iaam{ -and
tratioD from ••not having the peo.
le, money, or sufficient equipment
do the job I need to do."
CA•DON DAS BEEN in charge
of the Chula Vista 11ector which
.aretebe1 from the Pacific to Calex-Jco and u far north as San Luis
... ()blspo.
He bu 310 agtnls working under
titm trying to bold back human
(llavea ol lllegal aliens that last year
topped an eatimated one million
r osaing in the San Diego border cor·
ridor alone.
Cameroo's decision to retire was
made last fall when the While House
Office o( Management and Budget
killed a $14.5 million appropriation
which bad been earmarked to in·
crease tbe patrol's manpower by 495
officers, 239 of them for the Chula
V\ata aect.or.
·•vou KNOW HOW many agents I
p have patrolllng 12 miles of
nier at any given time?" Cameron
d. ''Tbe average ls 30 agents."
The 12·mile border corridor in
Cameron's sector has been called the
• world's busiest port of entrv by the
J tmmigralion and Naturalization
, Service.
: As of Sept. 30. 337,930 illegal alJens
• were apprehended. ! "We hope that we got something
like half that made the crossing at-
Jempt," Cameron said. "Aliens a.re
sbelnl told like slaves. And I'll say
t "agricultural and a number of in·
uatrial interests in tbls country
would be hurt if we were able to stop
tile traffic."
, .lJ.S. to Define
' American Indian
~ ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) -
r more than 200 years of dealing
th them, the federal government is
• 9t1•nnln1 a ltUd:y to define Indians.
• Tbe U.S. Department of Health,
Edueatklll and Welfare will conduct
pubUe beartDP this year "to explore
l>Ptiom for cbanaes in the defl.DiUon d the term lndfan," HEW officials
1 ~d ..
Tbe aaencY ls trying to standardize ~ deflDWm, aald Edward J. Bau,
JIEW'• relional education com·
m4M._.ID Balm.
TUE SON OF a poor hill Canner,
Joae1 and his brothers helped each
other tbrouab acbool and coUeae, tak·
tnl t\ll"DI to study and work.
-LION CXKJNTaY FILBO the
1uit lut. Auiust. cbarllna that
theArvine Co. bu thwalted M·
tempta to lell the park, loated
oo a 338-acre parcel '•oaplde
tbe San Dleao Freewa: near
lrvioe C«lt.a' Drtve. uoo Coulltr)' bu Je&Md' um
1lte from the lrriDe Co. ~
JJee. 1'be lllit allesa that the
company, by wttbboldlnc ap-
proval ol lease reualpuncata.
,.,.,...._ •• -.. n:
CALL MOW FOi DRAA.St
AS TO 'l'BE ftMDdal statua of
the park, Shutter aaid tbe
ener•r erials bu uused the park to fall aomewbat beblDd
lut year's attendanee ftpre,
but added tbst the part baa ..
served lood reaulta wttb tu new
roller •UUDI dilco.
Wlt.b recard to the dam-ae
suit, Shuster and a spokesman
for tbe lntlM Co. offered dlt-
fereat 1=eesmmta CJa tbe ltatUI
of UM llttpUaa.
Sbuater stated that aome ct.
po.alUolll bave been tak• <.bis
°"• for lllMuce). Re added Uaat •••• 'bl .... ~ I•• ta tta. eoart ealeadar
•7tMmt be -........ 'riMd tut a eourt ....._ mQ UiM
place toward tbe -ot ... ,.ar.
See Our ...
SUPER BOWL
OPEN HOUSE ............
lanh W.& s..
Clallfllcl ILi. Sedlolll
498-1040
493-0202
Alter eeveo years of 1tudy, be ob-
tained a bacbekn deeree and went
off on the eve of the Great
Depreuloo to teach in a one-room
schoolhouse that stood on a remote
bill. There be speot a year •inllehan-....,iloil.lillilfiio ..... ...,...,......,._ • YOU'D Ml Wt• It PAJmCIPA,...,. OUI wnoM. CALL n MOW\
dedly teaching 43 students ransinl lD ---------~=================================~ age from 4 to 23.
There was no money for boob or
teacbini aldt and the students bad to
clean the acbool before they went
home. Stnaulin& to excite bis motley
brood, Jones found that bis en·
thuaiaam for the old stories and tales
wu shared by bis cbar1es and that a
ghost story could tell as much about
local history and tradition as a text·
book .
WHEN RE LATER became a }us •
tory professor at Glenville State
College, Jones used ghost stories to
coax students into studying their
traditions and culture. He also
hutened to collect the stones from
the few people who still remembered
them.
Taking the oldest and best of the
stories he has collected them mt.a
books that echo with the memones of
an older age and explain the history
of the tales themselves.
The traditional values of the set·
tiers who clawed their way into the
Allegheny Mountains nounsbed and
took on new features born of the lone-
ly, brooding isolation of the bills and
eerie silence of the empty ol&bt.
Jones explaim.
IT WAS A TIME that bred
superstition A solitary traveler in
the bills could easily imagine a de-
mon following In bis track.s. The
1solat1on also meant lawlessoess and
violence that grew over the years in·
to a haunung legacy of bloodshed and
terror.
Out of those decades came end.less
ghost tales that were fervently
believed, Jones says.
Often the yarns were JUSt enter-
tainment for people who bad nothing
but their own imaeinations to amuse
themselwe. But the stories were also
used to preserve and band down to
other aeoeratlona tbe lore and
wisdom ol the timet and even to
punish evlldoen.
JONES REllEMBERS \n bis
childhood a man who bad been ac·
cused of murder but was released for
lack for evidence.
"But b1a comdence bothered him
and be could MDM tbe ~ ot the dead man c:hasiDC hlm,' be recalls .
"Othen mew wbat ... bappening.
It waa a a.lgn ol b1I l)UlllshmenL He
bad one lee off. After eburcll we
children would bear him eotnl home
and we'd run in terror."
Retired from teachini. Jooes still
travels, pa~ on bla Jwmeya in each little town or croaroada vmaae
to uk u anyoae bows any aood
po.tl&miee.
toC
( t
I
A .. u ....... f ... la..-..ee
DEAK PAT: Wbat la tbe muimwn .,e at
Rieb a penoD cu take out Ille lnaW'anee! I'd
allo lib to Imo U 1 could ume my t11ncee aa the ~darJ for as1 life \nau.nnce policy. Ky aunt
elaima I can't chlnle the policy until we actually
1tt married.
H.H., Huntiniton Beach
~ a..-eoMIMuMatAJ
•I•· Al a ;r;dka1 ••U., ._we••• me.t Uf• l•1naaee ce• .... ea will laae atral1llt life
,.tides to people aa old u 75, U they are bl &ood
MalU.. ..d .Ome eompaale9 wW tuue people
beyoe.dl tlaat ase. ReJardlq a beneficiary aame
c'-••P • you llfe luunnce policy, yoe cu
••ke tat dlllll• uy &tme yM w1M ud aame
.,,~,_ .....
Se•n' 8Jtrt1••r C.illcl 8"-e•
DEA.ll SEADEJl8: Sean, aoebaek ud Ce.
HPl•ced a ~ .. f'OIJ'am to c:orred a~ aMek baud la Of Ha liomeoWMR a1rteu
,.._ lpl'Qen. Tbere taa.-e bee9 • npena of
lafulea. B was cleterml.Ded that llle bltenal 1D4*r
wires may be cw& or scraped by die blades of I.be
eooU.• faa, die eompaay said. U the sprayer la DOt
properly poaaded, a shock buard coald reaaJt.
fte apnyen were sold primarily throaP a aprtag
!•le tablo&d darbal March, AprU ud llay lt'JI..
"ne mi&I •ere aold ander the Sean bnad ume at
annnma&ely .-. Tbey ea.a be ...,.....!l tbe
•odel tltLUS511 •aced• &M fnM la N4t
odler spra7en are Involved. c-.. en .....id
eoatad their local Sean store or aenlce center to
arrange for repaln wltbotl& ebarge.
f'ile f'lnt, P•9 TtaZ £•ter1
DEAR PAT: I've already figured out what I
will owe on my income tax I.bi.I year, and it looks
Uke I won't have all the money J need. U .1t
taxpayer can't pay tbe balance due oo btl tax
return, what should be do?
P .R., Fountain Valley
las ..,. ftnt ... fon•11•, me ..... -..... ,........ lo ftJe ............. ., ...... ....
wtll brtq penalties. Abo, attadl a leUet ta u.e tu
for•~f·~ ............... . •elMed. A Mil will 1iie ... .--,... wlUda a few
'ftd.a ... pQmat ...... ..., .. arnqe4 at
yHr loeal ID&enaJ Se•ea• 8entc:e .me..
sc-••rtb Strlet •• o.,,.atn
DEAR PAT: I understand a new state law was
passed that eatabliabes standards for the
advertising of various organic foods. What are
these standarda, and is this law in effect now?
B.G., Newport Beach
AB 443 apedfles tlaat the &enu .. ...,aale,"
.. or1aalcall1 IJ'OWll.'' "•atarally CJ'OWll," 0 wlld,"
ud other abnllar deserlpdoaa cu be ued for
labeling or ad't'erUsta1 of a food only llllder cet1ala
eondlt-.. To allow for a truslUoeaJ period for
crowel')t.~ wW beeome effective Ju. 1, 1111.
A..-w a1rlnltaral commodity, wH•oat
colorlDI or ueatment la tbe aa.peeled aalVal form and grown wltltout ayatbetlc pesticides or
ferllllse ra, caa be labeled "&rowa wllboat
a19Ulefic ferUlben or pe9Uddes."
A pnceued food, mullfadand oel,J fNm a
raw agncullural commodity, en be labeled
.. gro,,a aad proeeHed wtt•out ayatbetle
compoanda.''
Meat. poultry. flab, or milk. prodaeed aad p~eaed wlthoal the ue of dlemleala or -...,
alN cu be sold u "or1uJe." 1'leae pnd9da Wiil
k labeled "produced wltb orsaalc feed aad
wltltoa& cbemlcala or drap."
A pndac:t di.at la wt.oQy clednd from aa
u•me.deated or tmetalU't'a&ed eeuce, cu be
soW u "w04"; however, tlall reQ1dreme.t woald
MC appbo wMll ''wild" la med to deHrlbe a Davor
or plut vade&J. No pro4ad caa be labele4 "or1aalc,"
"'ortalllea.UJ .,..,.,,. ek., 1111 ... 8111 ,..udde a.
e:seea of tt pereeat tf &M lrnl nsarM u Nie
bJ .._federal Food ... Dnl "4mbdlb'atlla.
Grown wlll be .......... to keep NCll'Cll tf
addltlcms made lo dte ..U~ t. tM,...., ud muafaemren of u4 ~
fnm wbom tM7 were M18'n .ul lie
ftfltilred IO keep nconta ol tile m...,ldmen or
wlaoleHlen In• •••• tu p'"11c&a were pudlMecL AD ...... mtill be bpt ter t1N 1ean aft4r die pn tret II 81141 wl dellYered. ....,..
malt .. •re•l••• •• 4emaad to tlae a&ate Depart.-....... Senlces, .... ........... , .... .a. ~ .. Min.re .............. ,
.. ,.., ............. pUle -,.b ... ....,
cu "-leOl •ett. .................. .. ~f/ldd.tllllL
WALLPAPER-SHOP
OUR SUPER VAWES!
J .IWYil, • •ooteeman for tU eootroller'• oftlct. &afel ettlill ~ o-.. the aqt.e refUDdl are
Mini uked to pay bY tbe end of tJMmootb.
Newport Be.cb'a Pappu uld
tbe money would be drawn out ot th• db''• ceneral rUPd.
Doctorate Due
Newport Beach r eaideot
Benedick A. Fraau Jr. will ,...
celve a doctorate In pbyatca
from the Uo.lveratt)' ol lll1DoU Jan. -15. Fraasa baa beeD ap-
\)Ointed a atatr fellow at the
Cancer lmtitute ol the NaUanaJ
lDIUtutie..of Health ill Betheeda,
Md.
INTERIOR LATU
SEMI-GLOSS
@mst rong 12' VINYL
SHEET GOODS
A eontrtbuUon ol men tbm
'100~000 from Mr. and Mn. AltUrd Dwyer ol ec..a del
Mar baa ralMd the tiotlal cblauid
for UM blmftt ol UMi Memorial
llolpttaJ to more ...... aoo.ooo. ~::-~:r;;a (!:·~· ·. MERCUR~~~~G; ..
Dr. Arnold 8-ckmaa, • aied loa• ~lion
ol tJM board of Betkma luu. • ••
menta. Inc.. r alHI fund1 to ·
purcbaM medical equipment far tbe bolpjtal.
Proeeeda from tbl1 year'•
campaio .Whelp fund a oew
alx·atation outpatient dlal)'Sil
unit and to up1rade tbe
bosl>ttaJ'• computerised tomoc·
< lf'I· .. '\ \fOt\: l·'fll. !> :\ :\1 t; J• \l
St\'l'l'HD1\Y H J 1\.:\1 . ·I I' \J.
raphy eemmer.
Tb• fund·r aitlnc ca mpaicn
eontinuea tb.rou&b January.
Cell 142-H'll.
Put • , .. word•
toWOfll tot
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1>llDlll "' tM .. 1WU"CllQ luult IMd water tnv, a ......... IDOIGdltl, ---. --~tobeem-•lder.. tb• Sou" CoHt •••lwl Comm•alon neatlQDIA.
Tl9e dU. al HllDUDltaD BMch ad 8-l ... ftMd • Jo&Dt ..
pUeatiaD Ju. J tor demoUUoe ol
tbe wooden tower and u acija-
t bouM.
IUN&rl 9&ACB residents,
wbo blpn battllq to saw the
dUaptdai.d tower four years
a10. an planntn1 a tut-ditch
restoratioD puab and a pttcbed
baUle befon the coutal com-
mlNlcn
IN lt'll. OU.NOS Cou.nt1 supem.cn acrMd to •Dad up
to hi.• ta 1.-..ai fLIDda to ft&
QPtbe .... No•a.=· JIQWbon cbarpd, Sul plaDI to UM UJ10M
flU)Cb I« demol111oca. n. taw.r-... bUllt ln 1N> for
th• 8'amet Beacb-SW111de Land
and Water Co. to aupply wai.r
for tM county-coverned couta1
•trlp tnown .. SUnlet Beach.
HUNTINGTON BIACB
bouaht it in 19M to store water
for city UM untU m5 wbm tbe
city water 1yatem wu up,....sed
and the tower wu deemed a
haurdoua faclllty.
IJl im. 8Ml 8eadl acOIDted
tb• tower ud tbe .... ~
•bJeb ft ll&anda GD tbt coedi&D
lt Would P9Y reAontSoD eoeta
abov• an bdUal '12,000.
Wbea ..um.ates for nstora-
tlon roM u ~ u --.ooo.
Seal 8Mch ~ed out dellltte
owswnbtp ~ tbe proparty.
NOW, MID 118. MQWbort,
S.al Beacb not oa.11 plaAI to ..
moU.b tbe tower -wblJe lhmt-lllstoa Beaeb planl to demolilb
the old boUle on UM p-roperty -
but alao tbe dtles plan to retain
Utle to tbe property for tbelr
use.
That's not fair. •be elalmed, ln
Ukine the two cttiel to fcqet
about their coaatal comm ...... baion_..,
applleatiom.
0 ur WW. People, .. an --
t.IOila imllloC P'OaP. ---~for. 10-4&7
be = bout ., ormeN -..
Of wbom ban r-. P1•~ to tta.J -wtll be ~
PrJday and 8aturda1.
hrformMtW are aebedaW .t.I
p.m. 8atul'ay md t ud 8 p.m.
Sunday at()raqeCoatColle ...
The performers will tben re-
bearH la Cott• MeH for a
performance Jan. 20 at tbe
Super Bowl.
Volunteer boeta are uted to
provide a bed but not neceuari-
ly private room, transportation
to Oraoee Coast CoUe1e or to a
bua lloe and aoroe meals. Io.
formation ia available by calllol
979-7133.
patrom committee durin' SCR '1 Fourth Step Theatre buildinc
camPatcD-
Pbyllil Maywbort, chalnnan
of the Water Tower ~!UT.a·
Uoo Committee, already bas put
the Seal Beach clty manqer OD
notice that her IJ'OUP will oppoee
the demolition project.a at
Coastal comrnltte. bearlnp. probably Feb. 11.
200 Bales of Pot
Nabbed Off Boat
SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -
Three m•D w•r• ln cuatody
Wednesday nlcht after their
flahln1 boat waa caught by
federal and state officials with
some 200 bale• of marijuana
aboard on~ Franclaco Bay.
Ila. 11.aywbort said her five-
member committee is • 'lrYtnc to
iet tome Iarie corporation 10·
terested in it (the tower)."
Self-defel18e Cius
For Women Slated
Ao ellbt-weell class in self.
defense for women will beefn
Jan. 21 at Balearic Community
Center in Costa Mesa. •Aaos1. rao• Newport Beacb, wu Involved ln the
Haneoct. also from Newport
Beach, is past-president and
founder of Hancock
Lahoratoriee in ArJahelm, and a
trustee ol Olapman Collece.
In a •etter to Clty Manager
Denni• Courtemarche, Ma.
Maywbort questioned the $93,000
estimate county off\cia.11 placed
on renovatlq the old tower off
Paclftc Coast ffl&bway at ArJ.
denon Street.
Authorities estimated the
street value of the marijuana at
S8.5 mlllioa.
SVCB A MOVE, abe uid,
could help a IJ"Ul·roota effort to
raise addlUooal funda for pre-
servation.
"Either that." she said, "or
the cltia should turn the pro-
perti~ back over lo Ora.nee
Coat Is $20 for the coune
sponsored by the city Leisure
Services Department. Addi·
tional information is avaUable
by calling 754-SJOO. County." Dru Use Noted
By Upper Class
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PJTJ'SBURGH <AP> -Most people wbo UM
public tramlt systems bave bicber-than-average
bleomes, and the poor, by and larce, haft not
beneftted from tnmit aubaldlea, a study by two
unlveJ"lltJ profeuon eoacludel.
ln a national survey of mua t.ranalt SJStema.
reNaJ'Cben found tii.t bleber income bouaebolda
aae man traaalt more than lower income'
bouebo&dl. They also found that the more affluent
rideta take Joocer trips, and ruab-bour travelen hue hllber incomes than off-peak puaeqen.
The report was releued by Carnegie-Mellon
University.
oea11TI1tt10N
JEANNE A. CHIUSTENSON. re11•enj1 of f'ell~. ce. •nd a torme~"' e.111e1e, ca. ,..,_. •••'I' JeM1ery 7, IMO. She 11
.-vi b'l'*'~J-A ..
WIWkey
Takes
MorrllOft elld IOn·lft•lew John c,-,emi .Mo#rl-, .. ~ lleny L.H
Ad•l111 -lier llUS-.cl J-. G. Adkin&, elt.O • ~reft•1on 9ryen =::=~~-= wr.NCHESTER,
• ,,_..Of the Senior Cltla•u' CluD E D I a D d ( A p ) -
.,. ..._, leedt. ee S«vk .. _,. Constance Young, who
==~-=:.!.~• .t ~celebrated ber llOth
aevuit. v ~C::.~u. relld9nt daby • ~~9:~ to her
of Ore11oe, C• "••Md ewu on name Y 8 tot Or
J enuery •• ,. Survl-by .... two of whiskey every
~~,:~~~~ day. ·
P-1• G ~ "' c:.c.i. -... ''Sbe always baa a tot
Ce , mo1t.er Meymo OoVrlu of -sometimes a couple of
Of' .... C... -1-Alllll 1(--., .,. Ho11.,.....i, c. -E-Hol-•.i tota -ooe in the mom-
.,. Hoo~. c. Metn0<1e1 wnk~ ing and ooe in the aft.er.
win 11e Mid"" saturoey, J_., u. .. 'd M 1• et 11 OOAM •t u. Peclfk v"'w noon, S8J nurse ary _,...,., a-. 1n 1..., °' ,._.,, Ballard at Winchester contrltluUGN may be ...-'° ,,_. CU . . tevorlte <herlly Petlllt Vlnr DlC, the nursing home ~~,.... where Mn. Young lives.
FLEUaETIE l.ATIMIE,_, rHldeflt , , $ h . l if ot eoa.tA ......_ea.,..._, ewev.., e eDJOYI e
~=zt.=n SM i:.:-: tz..": a11to1 eetberwtth ·8JJ/d1t shed ta re~
Men, Ca., 1 bro•ller• Forest a Y aD Ver')'
.Wlldrku ot ....,. •ne-1-., ca. -fit,'' the D\U'M said. GeCW9ll HeNrkkl °' 9'ec1CM,,., c.., Mn y ...... ., •-'d a __
•• ' .,._ ,,,.., C-... Of OtilaflOma. • .._ \AR nr cw ........ -""'" w111 1>e 11e1c1 ... porter her one lflpe wu :_.~~~~=: that authoritlea refused
8Mcll. Ca. Frtendla may cell et Pl«ce to renew her dri ViDC =, .... ~~ := ~ license when abe wu OD·
-.. ~~.....,_. ... , ly90 . .,_._.,~~ .. I think I'd be a Cood
JIAH~ "°"° Hsa1.,...... ad vertlaement for : ~s.9:· ~=-..;-.:: wbiakey.'' abe added. ....... ' ....... ,..,. ..... e.u.,.
t4Wl .......... *'. ~ Ca. ... t ~~=-~k."':':.1:r:!V: .. ..,-.! 1-· .. ............ ,,_,, "· , ... •:~ D atht.· .. 1tw ,... "'"'a..... '""'"'*" e Wiii .. M Patlflc View MeMOrlel ~eclflc View Mertury Ela~
HAllOI LA~MT. OUYI MofJUMV •Cemetery
Cf9n'atOfV
1625 01.W Ave., CoetaMeu
54()-5564
IAl.~M
Nm.A&.HOMI
846-2424 Coat.a~
873-9450
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110 8(0ldw9y Costa~
~50
MrM a 1Vn1U. WOl'nWIY
Wl5TQ.IPJ CHAPIL Mortu.v • er.ni.t1ona
4Z1E.17th St.
CoetaMMe 0404tae
.-ca.mms MIMS' MOll'IVMT IZ7M*18t. ~---
FRAMINGHAM,
Mua. <AP> -~ c• ue, 48, a White
House adviler to
PTesidenta Kennedy and
Johnson, was killed in a ..
bead-on automobile
crub today, police aa1d.
He specialised la
national 1ecurit7 attain.
TORONTO (AP) -
llea..U. .. eU, 18, a
ploneer in Canada •1
cbemlcal lndUltl7 belt
DOWD for deYel~· lumlnoUI palata
used lD prlnUn1, a • vertalq and ma.nufae· tu.mine, died.
A. 08W SNAP-SEAL
RAIN GUTTER
B. CELOTEX ROLLED
ROOFING
C. CELOTEX TAB SHINGLES
Softened by the sun after apph-
ca11on for bonding to layer's
beneath. 3 bundles per
Heavy duty-seal withstands ex·
tremes of climate without de-
terioration. 9.84 ft.
It weather proofs against wind,
rain or blistering sun. 100 sq.
ft. roll. 90 lb. 100 sq. ft.
Model #T-0873.
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WeatherwlMw...,...I
Prel)9re tor wet WNlhet Mlh ThomplOl''t'S Waler Seel. Pr........,11 eblorc>tiOl"I of
wet411', and treeie·lhew damege in
concrete. t>ttek and 11ucco protects
WOOd. painted aurlacea and fabric.
One gallon.
THOMPSON'$ WATER SEAL. Reg. 11 49
8.88
All-around auto protection
Prntone II Winter-Summer Anltlreezo
protects your car from bOlh bOll·over
and lreevog Grves uneQualoo pro1ec-
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Prestone II tor bff1 y .. r-tovncl Ol)(><a·
llOO under an driving cond1llons
Gallon
PRESTONE II,
Reg 4 99
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FULL£RTON
301 So. Stam College
87().006()
Open Mon. thlu Fri. 9 to 9 Sat. 8 to8 Sun. 9to6
COSTA MESA
1275 Brlatoa
5!6-1600
Open Mon. thru Fri. 9 to 9 Sat. s toe SUn. 9 to 6
GARDEN GROVE
17t11 Garden GrOYe BIYd.
537-9671 or 893-6523
~Mott. thru Fri. 7:~ to 9 sat. a to 6 Sun. s ., 6
I
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By Bergeson
OCWater
Board Head
Dlrecton ol tbe Oraqe ~
ty Waler District have elected
l\obert L Clark of FuJleJ"ton as
the dlstrtct'• new president. Re luceeeda Preston K. Allen
of Oraqe who aerved u dlltrtct
preeldent for the paat four
ye an
TUE PISTIUCI', which serves
the nortlwrD ball ol tbe county,
.Mt reaPDOllble for manalia8 and
)l:iala=n Oran1e County'• j&Dde water 1Upply.
· Eleded ftnt vice preaideot in ~te December vot1al wu Noble
J. Waite, a Hunttnctoa Beacb
ar1naclet who WU re-elected
'to the b>ard lo November. ...
·~ CLAD BAS served alnce lSl88
•• the Cl ty of Fullerton• s
representative to the 10.member
board ol directors.
Fullerton, Santa Ana and
Anaheim City Councils appoint
their representatives while re-
. maintne directors are elected by
popular vote.
.. -:.<;...~
Aueatblrm•• Marla11 .............. _, ... of tM.,... ..... to att.tJa
iq tJ1b ,....., II rt B fll tbl
0r.,. Oout •• ...,...
made tt elUr IDClllU.. 8IO UW
ber ftnt Jlriaft\J woulcf. .. to
dump tbe ....... ela .. tut wu
taeked oa to bw lDcoa:M tu ln· daial Mll lut pal'. . lln. Berl!'", 1 Newport
Beacb l.apnblllllC'aa. -.. that w tndntnf meuun (AB l'N>.
wtalcb ...... tu braekltl IO
that • woner wbo rece.lvee a co.t ol U.U., pay increase iaD't
po1bed into a hi1ber tax
bracket, wu puaed by bU ma· t~i:t~. both boules ~ tbe
.. THE GOVEaNOa
however, had other ideu and
saw to it that a two-year
moratorium or 1unaet cla111e
wa1 added. I save in and de·
cided to 10 for part of the pie
rather than have the meuure
vetoed."
Her second goal as the
Leglllature reconvenes ia
eUmtnaUon of tbe IO·called
Ballard motions, wbicb, 1be
aaya, oftea mean court-ordered
psychiatric examlnailona for
rape vktima.
Tbil la a violat1oa of tbe vie•
tlm'a rl1bt1 , the ••· aemblywoman malntalm.
TllDD, 8BE PLANS to ln· trod~ a bill that would reduce
the authority of the Coutal
Commilalon when it comes to
low and moderate lncome boos·
lng.
·'Things are getting out of
hand when commisaion mem·
bers monitor resales," 1ay1
~each Trash Cans -· •
• SUDbabln at county beaches
tou tbelr Utter lnto traab
ns emblazoned wltb Cop·
rtooe nntan lotion ad.a next
mmer M a result of aetkm bJ
ran1e County 1upervlaon
:tb1a week.
ID return for the advertiallag
vor, Coppertone will supply
d malntain the trash ban-els,
'IS well as replactna damaged $ADI .
Supervbors signed a one-year
'Contract wlth the private com·
,any while simultaneously
.ctlrectinl county staff members
lip atudy the worth of the trash
:can adverli1ln1 for future
'Dloney·maldng purposes.
· IN DOING SO, they rejected a
._,quest by Supervisor Edison
Miller to delay award of the
tontract until t he
.re venue-producing possibilities
1Vere fully explored.
Fire Chief Named
Bob D. Simpson will become
Anaheim's new fire chief Feb. 4, •
«ccordlng to City Mana1er
:William 0 . Talley. Simpson, a
Buena Part resident, replaces
Jameii W. Riley, who retired
~c. 28 aft.er servinl as chief for
eight years.
•'I don't like to loot a lift
bone ln the mouth. but the .S.
vertiling space could be worth
mon than the lift of tbe bar· teb, •• 1lllDer qid.
Tbe other sapervlaora en·
cloned bia idea of putting the
trub barrel apace out to b6d,
saying other advertisers, auda
as swimwear companies, mJcbt
be willing to pay for the privilege.
COUNTY STAFF members
estimated that 226 barrels, at a
coat of $35 each, are now be1ni
used oo county beaches.
The 130 damaged cans
replaced each year add up to a
$4,550 annual bill, a aavings the
county will realize under term.a
of the advertising contract.
However, that savings will be
offset by the $2,!iOO in county
employee time it will take to
negotiate the agreement, of.
ficiala said.
On a similar item, superviaon
granted penniaaion to Public
Service Communications to
place bicycle racks at county
beaches and parks.
The company in retW'D will
pay tbe county 10 percent of the
money It receives from sale or
advertising apace on the free.
standing racts.
GOURMET
MARKET
MORNING FRESH PRODUC~
Jeeberg Lettuce ........ ~ ... 39e ea.
ON GIBB& llATl'DS. Jira.
Ber1eeoa says:
''I lball conUnue to work wttb
.... tdeata ot Crystal Cove and ,
their lmpmdtn1 re&ocaticla ~
blema in ~UDCtioll with the new coutal put.··
And ''we have Mt OW' liCbU
on other major Ora.nee County
problems of the 808, including
freeway congestion and siltation
in Newport's Back Bay."
*** 8ECaETAllY OF STATE
March Fons Eu aaya tbere now
are 19 different initiative
mea1\U'el beinl circulated in
Calllomla.
One ol the latett to be ap-
proved for •1'nature l•t.berinl
by Mn. Eu la a motor vehicle
fuel lnitlatlve sponsored by
Leroy Bonham of Fountain
Valley and Wllliam Pu.lay or
Downey.
It would exempt motor vehicle
fue)J from the state aaleit tu.
with tbe esceptloo of aircraft jet
flael and Hquelied petroleum gu.
The meuure needs 346,119
valid alpatures of ree:tatered
Calllornia voten by June 2 to
qualify for the November 118)
ballot.
Lecture Set
On Voyager
Tbe space mlaalons ol
Voya1er 1 and 2 will be ex·
amlned in a preseatation by
Pa1adena'1 Jet Propulsion
Laboratory at UC Irvine's
Science Lecture Ball •t '1:30
p.m.la.1'.
TM ledare wtll Ii" lnfonna· Uon on Juplter'a moons, lo,
Europa. G8Q111)ede ud C.IHsto
and Jll'O'lde ... IDllPt iato
VoY ... l'a Nonmber, lJIO, m-
cowd« withs.turn. UCJ'1 Aluma.I A11oclaUon
ED~ Qiapter la 1pomor-ini tbe ewat. Tlcketl are S2 tor
sneraJ Mmiaaion and $1 for atu-
denta and Alumni AalociatklG
memben.
For tnfonnation, call the U ·
aociation at 833.QC'T.
Red Cross
Building Set
Groundbrealdng ceremonies
for the future SZ.5 million home
of the Orange County American
Red Cross Blood Services Center
ln Santa Ana will beein at 10
a.m. Jan. 16.
The building, scheduled for
comrletioa in De«mber' also wil h ouae the center's
laboratory and admintatntive
office..
Location of the new center wUI
be at 800 Park Center Drive. For
information, call the
orianbatioo at 835-5381.
.-/ ~-Tes a a Bed Grapefruit ...... 3 for $1
Small Salad Tomatoes ...... fie lb. DELANEY
Brown Onlona ............ % U../Zlc
Sweet Navel Oranges .. 3 0../$1.M
Firm FreSh CUeumben .... ae ea.
llama for Springtime Planting $2.39
PRIME AND TOP CHOICE MEATS
I
BROS. SEAFOOD
Fresh Daqenea Crabll ...... 1.51 .. CW.cle••""*._,. .. _...,.,
Fresb MNle Sole ........... 1.18 lb.
Fresh Bed S..pper .......... t• lb.
nu.dllf, .-,.y 10, ,.,
ingvalues.
•
I ftftCM11~ I ... 77 .·/ 11•11
.. ,
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0
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C Oood for lwo p .. u1 ol the Colonel'• Qng1nat 8 Rectt>e duc:ken or hlra Ct1apy cil!Cken. pfu1 a z Mt!Qle Mrv1ng of ma1hed polatoe• and 9'9¥Y
and • 1011 Limit two otfet1 per coupon 1>9f I wstomer Cuato~r pey1 all ~teati'e Niel tell
Offer ••Plf'ff January 19. 1980
Pr1Cea may 11ary ec I
oaniclpattnQ lo<:a·
tlOfla Oood only I In Southern
c.l1fc>m11 -~·
yov ... ,M I Colonel a f K e
•lndow l>W\nef. I
OOOd fOf etght ~a of the Colonel'• OrlQlnll
Recipe c:hicMn or Extra Crl•PY c:llldlen. fou1
roH1 plut your c:no.e. ol either a larv• tel9d Of a
~ large mathed potetoe1 and a 1ma# gtavy. Umrt lwo
oltera per ~pon P9f cu11omer Custom« peyt 111
applicable aalea lu
()ff., expirH
Jenvert 19. 198()
Pnce1 may VfltY II par·
ltetPal tnQ lo<:atlOfll
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out of North Carolina wu cau&ht in
between watchin8 offenalve films of
the PttU.burab Steelen, the Rama'
opponent Jan. 20 in Super Bowl XIV.
"lt.'1 the players wbo a1op people,
not coaches,'' aaya Carson modestly.
"We can have game plans but lt'a the
UCI-49ers:
Ttrne Ripe
For Upset?
By ERNlE CASTILLO
Of -OMty ~-Staff LONG BEACH -If ever a
situation was perfect for an upset. 1t
would be tonight's PCAA opener
between Long Beach State and UC
Irvine.
The visiting Anteaters, somewhat
new but vastly Improved, have bad a
Cull week 1o prepare for the team that
comes cloeest to being their rivals.
THE 41ERS, on the other band,
might be cauebt between coming
down from one emotional win and
getting up for another. Long Beach
beat Marquette, 77-0. Monday to
Sive Tex Wint.en hia 400lh coaching
victor)' llDd the 49en can't help but
loot ebeecl to Satwda1'• home aame •l•laat arch-nemesis Cal State
Fullerton. '
Reprdleas, It sWl figures to be an
inter~ same between a team fiptlA& to gain respectability and
ooe tryina to re-establish a dynasty.
For years, the 49ers were tbe
PCM'a answer to the UCLA Bruins.
At the Lcog Beach Arena, they are
129-9 over the put 11 years, a span in
wblcb they have also won nine
conference titles and 232 of 306
games.
ON THE OTHER HAND, UCI is
the new kid on the block and as such,
the one that winds up getting
clobbered all the time. The Anteaters
went 2·12 and 3·11 their first two
yean in the PCAA. This is the season
. they try to be<:ome one of the gang.
Leading that quest are sophomore
guard Robbie Beal ( 16.6 points per
game) and senior forward Victor
Conyers (J.6.0 ppg). The rest of the
start.ini caat includes junior center
Lamont Jerrell (6.7 points. 6.7
rebounds), senior forward Steve
Rodgen ('7.5 points, 4.2 rebounds)
and playmaker guard Louis
Bremc:ol (8.5 points. 4.8 assists, 2.5
steals).
pa.,.. wbo pt \bl Job ...... ,,.. ,..,..... c.talnb' ..,.... tM
1am• p&aa to ,.rfeeUaa acalDlt
Dalla llDd Tampa IQ.
• •1 ume wttb ta. htM <Ullo.II H~•• defeaal•• backa a1atotl
Dallaa> tbrH •ffkt Mfor. tbe
11me," Wd Carton. uo.uu til1a
people by bopt.q their C?PPCJllllltA will
eoftJ' tbetr baeb wlt.b 11.Debltbl'L
''Tbeir backs are 10 fut they put
tbem rt1bt up on the ltne of urtmmace. What we wanted to do
••• at.op their l'UllDlnl came ud tben Sh• them 1ometbln1
different."
IN TAMPA, THE SEVEN BACKS
were abelved tn favor of a Une
cban1e, which took the defensive
ends and put them out.side the tilht
ends. There wu a1ao another wrinkle
added to binder Bell and the power-I,
but Carson wanted to keep tbe
strategy~ blmaell.
"We wanted to take the stronc side
running ••me away <Bell 1ained ·only 58 yards on 20 carries), and get
<Doug) WHllams lo a catchup
situatklo."
THE RAMS ACCOMPLISHED
both and thus advanced into the
Super Bowt as the NFC champion.
Now, however, the taat becomes
tougher. Despite the fact the Rams
possess a l~l-1 series record against
Pittsburgh, many refer to the
Steelers as be10g as close to a perfect
team as there is in the NFL.
The Rams should benefit from
Carson's knowledge of his former
employers, but even be sees marked
improvement since be was last there.
"(Terry ) Bradshaw Is more
pass-oriented than 1 ·ve ever seen him
before," he says. "The offense has
really come along."
THE LAST TIME Carson and the
Rams saw Pittsburgh's offense it
held Franco Harris to 59 yards and
Brad.shaw to 115 paasin1 lo a 1~ 7 LA win at the Coliseum in 1978.
The game was a defensive struggle
and this ooe doesn't appear to be any
different.
''Tbey aren't vulnerable ill ioo
maay places," says Canoe about the
defense be built ... PittsbW'Jh can do
so many things with it.a MCOftdary.
They've got SOOd athletes who cu cover <JOeo-OO-oae."
Canon says lbe heart and soul of
the Steeler defense lie• with the
linebackers and defenalve backa. He
refused comment on the Rama'
strength defensively. sayln&, "The
Jess I say about us, the better off
we'll be"
CAR80N DOES ADMIT to bav\1\1
two of the best comerbacb in Pat
Thomas. who will be pitted against
Lynn Swann, and Rod Perry, who
·will be matched with Joho
Stallworth.
"Everything I do coverage.wise is
sed OD what my comers can do.
omas and Swann ought to be a
ood mat.cbup, but it won't be too bad
the other side. either.
"We have to stop the nm. which
you have to do with every team tu the
NFL, and we have to contaio
Bradshaw because in a game like
this he's going to take off lo a
minute.
"We'll add a few new wrinldes for
<See CARSON, Pa1e 8%1
Howard L. Handy
•
STEVE ALOSIO
Manna
DOUG BEEUWSAERT
MeterOel
t
NEJl. ROSS
Ne .,port Harbor
MARK BOYER
Edison
BIU. MALAVASI
Edison
Guess Who's CIF Player of the Year?
By ROGER COLSON Of_o.lty,._,....
Kerwin Bell, one of tbe moat
soueht after prep running bacb in
the nation. ia the unanimous seAection
aa CIF Southern Section DiYl&ioo 1
football Player of the Year aa cboeen
by the Citizens Savines Athletic
Foundatian board.
Bell, one of four Edison High stars
to be chosen for the Divisioo 1 team,
led the Qiargen to the CIF Big Five
Conference championship, culmlnat·
ed by Ediaoo 's record 55--0 rout of
Redlaads.
In rushing for 2,223 yards OD 266
carries and 26 touchdowns, the St
Francis High transfer became the
CIF's No. 6 alf-time rusher for a
single season.
ADDmONALLY. BELL caught
four touchdown passes and even
threw a scorinl strtke on his oaly
forward pus of the season.
Sixt.em of the ~poundet's scor
10' rum M!'ft from 30 yards or more
For the aeaaoo Bell averaged 8 4
yards per carry.
Bell is the third Sunset League
player to be recognized as the
Div\aion 1 Player or the year for the
70s.
Also recognized during the past ck-·
cade were Western Higb's Bob
Acosta (1972) and Fountain VaUey·s
Wt We Gittens <um>.
BEU. IS ONE of 10 Orange Coast
area players cbo6en for Divi.sioo 1
honors.
Teammates Frank Seurer and
Mark Boyer were also unanan>oos
selections to the team, and a fourth.
8111 Ma.lavu1, earned a linebacker
a pot.
from Manna Htgh's 9-2·1 Vltmp
are recetver Mark Huntley, guard
Steve AJos10 and linebacker Lee
KDow&e..
Mater Oe1 ptdted up two berths as
quartert.ct Phil Spencer and guard
Doug Beeuwsaert were chosen, and
Newport Harbor's Neil Ross was
named on the defensive line.
SEURER, A TRREf;.YEAll
stuter for Edison, showed pin·pomt
cootrol with the ability to scan the
field andhit at any range
He completed 107 of 184 passes for
1.703 yards and 19 toucbdowns, with tus last four straJgbt attempts result·
1og lo third-quarter touchdowns
a&ainst Red.lands.
Boyer bad 38 catches for 618 yards
and eight touchdowns and, as are tus
<See AU-OF, Pa1e BO
Duke Finally Gets His Just Reward
Tracy Voted
Top Female
'79 Athlete
FrMI AP DisPa&dles
Tracy Austin, the youngest
per,on ever to win the U.S.
lennil championship, bas been
voted The Associated Press
FemU. Athlete of the Year for
1979.
A Junior at Rollin& Hills High
School. Au.tin WOil t.be U.S.
Open IMt September, at the qe
of It, beatl111 lon1·reiping
cbemplm Qu1I S'rert Uo)'d ln atralaM ..... tbe ftnal.
Now, 11. Aust1D la nDke4 tblrd
ln the wortd bJ tbe Women'•
TeDOl• A11oetatton, bebind 1· Muttoa Navratlkwa ad Uoyd
i t L •
1 .. .. .. ..
...... ~ T••' c .. cS" as,:JM
0.. ........ loft tap" LI'°""' to COit blm tM 111 ltlff• ~ le'ftecl ln the st-year hlltory ol the
National Biatetball Auocla~.500. The S&n
Dieco Qippera coach wu accused ot tbrowine a
punch at re(eree Dtck aawu... and althou&b be art~
denied lt, Shue later adm.IUed coot.act wltb Bavetta, 'a love
tap or somethln1." ID levylq the fine, NBA Commtukloer
LawreMe O'Briea aald the le.cue "will not tolerate a.-y
attem.,U at pbyaical intimidation of an officlal by any
indlvldual'' .•. Forward Jolm Jeltn-scored all 14 ot hll
pointa and added five assLStS in tbe lblrd quarter u Seattle
pulled ahead to defeat Indiana, 12().111, in NBA action
WedDelday night ... Forward Wal&er DaTta scored a
cam~ 1t points, including 12 ln a lblrd.quuter •pult. to
lead Pboeolx to a 113-100 win over Golden State. He blt 12 of
hll poU:da in the third period ... Houston's alck 8arr7 bit a
jump abot wttb three seconds left to cap a wild fourth quarter
and live the Rockets a ll4·112 win over Denver. Houston
cuard CalTta Mlll'Pb, who led the team with 31 pointa. tied
the 1core at 112 with-32 seconds to play, Then•--MelaM
blocked a ebot to aet up lbe Winn1nC lbot . . • A pair of free
throws by Calftell lollfl with 19 secondl remalninl, hll only
point.a of the game, rallied Philadelphia to a 108-105 win over
New Jeney . . . Eddie Job.mGD'• alx point.a in the final three
mlnutes boosted AUanta to a 111·10'1 victory over Cleveland
. . . Veteran Dave Cowem found his abootlng eye early in
the fourth quart.er and helped Boston defeat New York,
112·95. Cowens bad 14 point.a for the night . . . Uof4 Free
scored 33 points and San Diego beat Milwaukee, 111·107. The
Clippers received news that center BW Wa1'011 felt good after
·pract.lcinl with the team for the first time lbUI week.. He bas
missed 150 re&ular season games since fracturin& h1a foot
almost two yean ago. He refused to speculate on when be
would be ready to return to the lineup.
C-adfelu BHt: 'l'ero•to Ear ..
A five-goal first period keyed by Marlo Iii
Tremblay, Yvon Lambert and &eve Shau gave '
Montreal a S-3 victory over Toronto in National
Hockey League action Wednesday night. G•Y
Laflear scored bis 30t.h goal of lbe season ... Detroit's Dale
Mee.at and Mike FoU ... each .cored a 1oal aad Ht up t1utmrnate Du Labnatea for another u the Red Wlna topped the New X~rk Raogera, 4-0 ... Goals by Tom
• McCartlrJ, lllke Eans and lloOb)' 8m1&la
in the fint five minutea of the third period
led Mlnne1ota to a 6·2 victory over
Hartford. The triumph extended
Minnesota's unbeaten string to 13 cames
at home . . . Peter Lee scored two goals
to help Pittsburgh beat Vancouver, 4·2. He
broke a 1·1 tie in the second period, then
added another in the third ... IUdLard
Ledac converted the rebound of a Oat
Brackenbary shot at 8: 11 of the third
period to give Quebec a 3-2 wln over
un.eua Edmonton . . . JUchle Daa'1 tblrd period
goal broke a 2-2 tie and gave Buffalo a 3·2 win over the New
York Islanders . . . Winnipeg gave cent.er Wayae DlDoe bis
unconditional releue after he appeared in 13 1ames and
failed to score.
lllj.-etletl s .... , t• ••• , s.,.er • ..,.
Two Houston fans have filed a $6 millioD EiJ
lawsuit in federal court and asked for a federal ••• injunction to bait the Super Bowl. WlDlam Pabst •
and Dla•e 81•••• ba•e named NFL
Commi.Ai<laer PeCe a..ue and nleree Dee1N Orr ln the
1utt, wb1ch Item.I for tbe cwb0tenial t.bird-Quarter rullnc
that caneeled ao apparent ffoultoG touchdown. Pablt aa1d the
call wu "ao apparent act of cheating" and therefore consumer fraud ... An lnvelti&atioa la beiq cooducted by
the FBI into allqatlona that Altliou State UDlverstty athletic
department officials violated federal mail fraud statute& by
fal1lf)'hl1 documents for a collese extenalon eoune in
Calif onDa.
Bepe Gell Te•raew P••tpetlefl
A rue delert. ram bu f~ the Bob Hope • Delert Qaulc Into • _.en more unusual situation
-a m-day format. Tbe to-bole tovnamdt,
JIOltpaned WedmldaJ, Jaa t-n m.ded tbJouO
llCJDdaJ' ••• JIUtl a.a.. needi"'I at leaat a 217 in Wednelday ntpt'• last 1am• to \ffPtile lead, 1taned with •ix ~ .. 1&11tts .... b1I 'f/181 to • -anct tM tbp lpot after the tblrd round of the Showboat IDtemaUonal bowlinl
~
TA YLO& OOT bla Hcoad
tbr••·1oaJ 1••• la lllh thrH·r•ar NaUooaJ Hockey i.e..-caner and llrGolbt bJa
HllOG tcU1 to & lie laa 40
ilta.
'')(y Unematea ...,.. lettina
me up tcloilbt, bop~ 1 couJd 1cor• a foUrtb 1oal. • Taylor
1ai4. "Wlth any luck I could
bave bad ftve but then (Blaek
'Hawu IO&ll•> Tony Eapo1lto
made IOID8 aood stops on me."
Sl&nmer, the league's leadinc
acorer with 38 aoala. auffered a
1trained U1ament in h1a riebt
knee and Jett ln the aecond
period, but Coach Bob Berry
said it wu not a serious l.Jtjury.
It wu not known immediately
wbetber be would miaa any
action.
THE LINE now bu amassed
200 t.ota1 pointa in .o eames.
Simmer aaal1ted on Taylor'•
first goal of the nllbt. lD the ftrat period, and Dionne bad two
assists to brln1 bla
league-leadlna point total to 83.
Tbe victory kept the Kings,
19·13-8, in a flnt·place Ue with
Montreal ln the NHL'a rugaed
Norrb DivWoo .
Los Aqelea made lt 2-0 ln the
second period when Syl Apps
dug the puck from behind -the
Black. Hawk.a net and fed rookie
Steve Carlson, who lllled the
puck into the net from eight feet.
Five minutes iater Chicago
got its only 16al on Doug
WU&on's 40-foot alap abot, Ills
seventh score of the season .
THE KINGS picked up their
third short-handed goal of the
year lat.ft' in lbe period after
Greg Wtl.aoo went to penalty box
for slashing Tom Lysiak.
On a breakaway, Carlaoo sped
down the left tide and paued to Mike Murphy, wboee abot waa
stopped b7 m.ct Hawks eoalle
Tony Esposito. But the rebouod
bit Grant Mulvey's state and
trick.led Into the net, giving
M urpby bu 14th goal of lbe
season.
. , 'That short-banded eoal
reall~ too~ the stinc out of ua," Lyalak said. ·•we had Jmt
scored ... and had a power
play lldvantaae and looked like
we bad momentum. All of a
1udden they eot a fluke &oal and
it was all over."
Jl wun't all over, tbou&b·
ID the third period, Tayklr A
1cored h1I lecood 1oa1 Of the
Diabt after taJdai a put from
Randy Manery and 1ot bJa third
coal •ix minutes law Oil a pau from Dioane. APPi closed the
acortq wttb a&~ ulilted by
Rob Palmer.
Dinghy Races
Scheduled
'Ibis Weekend
Mesan oa ille Iffoee
Costa Mesa Hlgh's Dan Bauer races for the
basket against Edison io a basketball
game Wednesday night 'Ibi!tP didn't go
very ~u for the Mustangs, however. See
story. page 84.
Lakers, Magie Bu1•ting
Hayes' Basket in Final Seconds Sinks LA
LANDOVER, Md. <AP> -
Elvln Hayes sank the wumlng
basket with four seconds
remai.nin&, but the game may
well have been decided with 7:3>
to play ln the third quarter.
Tbat'a when Earvin · 'llaclc''
Jobnaon of the Loa An1eles
Lalten suffered a painful srotD
injury wbicb limited bis pla)'in&
lime to two more lneffecUve
minutes in Wednesday night's
N aliooal Basketball AssociaUoa
game.
BAYES, WHO scored 25
pointa, rebounded a mialed abot
by Bob Dandrtcl(e and popped lD
a fall-away jumper which eave
the WaalliDctoo Bullets a lOS.101
victory over the Lakers.
"We did our job by making
them take an off balance abot.''
said Paul Westbead, the interim
Loi Aqelea coach. ••But they're
a sreat rebouncUat team, and
they .rot their tb1DI one more Ume.•T
Loi Anplea, which bu won 13
of lta lalt lJ lamel despite two
couecadve a.es oa tbe l'09d.
rallied Crom DJ.De a.od alx -polnt
deficit.a in the final quarter
before a Je1Jout crowd ol 19,035
in Capttal Cent.re.
Trailing 101·'7, the Lakers
pulled eYeD oo two C.... throwa by Kareem Abdu.1-Jabbar and
then a 1lty book by the Loi
AD1elea' ceater with 29 aecoodl
left.
BUT Ant:a Hayes scored
the tiebreaker. the Bullets
double teamed Abdw·Jabbar on
the inbounds plQ followiJli a
Los Ange)es timeout .
"We let tbe throw·1n man
roam and double teamed
Jabbar." uld Waahloeton
Coach Dick Mott.a ... We wanted
to have tomeooe else besides
Jabbar bee us for a cha.ace."
The strategy worked when
Mike Cooper, Los Aqeles' thud
optloa oa the Inbounds play.
miued a driville hook under
beaVJ . ~ve preuure from
Dandrldae.
WHlbead •oodered what
ml1bt have happened in the
stretch bad Jobnaon been availa~
HANDY'S COLUMN • • •
The Duke brou1bt up tbe
subject tbe next •Prtna, placed
aeveral '::.f•ra wltb bis teammatel proceeded to tel
out and win bl.I beU. Tbe7 almost
Wt him to walk lane when the)'
fOUQd ombow be w boWD bDW
futltecoaldrm.
Tbe.r• w•t• maar other
memorable oeeuionl eQJoJed
by our two f amU'-, botb betore
and after tb•J mo••d to
Fallbr'Oot.
Tb• Welcome Home DUe
lluQ111U tbat I w• able to ....
in•.bla baDor OD Uafte ~
were attended bJ eap•:.!!{ crowdl ol _. people
Ume ta. -.ere bekl wttb d•
dl••Uarlea and baHball
I umlDarlH attendln• aad Prailblil tM Duke.
wit.bout the abowboat anti.cs ol
tome otben.
BIB lll'ITING P&OWB88 la
etdMd in the record boob for
po1terlt:J. 1111 name la 8JDCIGI
tb• leaden •Ull ln Dodier aaula In 811 ldtUQI caW,Wlel.
I eaa t1111* ol '"' thlnll In tbe world of sport.a that Ii" me more lliealure tbao to know tbat tit• Oute bH finally been :=n-:..:.: .:r~c:.::
t.M M .... boGol'. I W.Dt I am
abe11t •• proud of tbe
aebM...mmt •be mut be. 1111 IOOlb bome nm bueball.
plebafW and adMr' mementGI ol
hla c.,.... meludlnl a •la)r ta bis
bom• la Broc*l1D ad rlcbl to dl9 bell put wttlt the Dake,
ReHe, Carl Srtklne, Rube
Wal••r aad oUaera are
me1DC11'191 I will dailltah ai..,..
ft CCl'Ml't bW-to • flw'
penc&
Ia Kash Next
COits Co&eh?.
"MAGIC IS a rookie, but he's
a t.emfic competitor when you
get down to the la.st three or four
minutes," Westhead P.id ... He's
always ln the game. and seems
to be lD the midst of makin& a
play."
Jobmoa. who scored 14 polnta
ln 26 minaates of action, said of
bis rlrst appearance before
Waahmgton fans· "They saw
ooly ballot me. I hope it doesn't
happen apm"
The 6-8 guard said he didn't
know bow the injury happened,
but figured he was struck with a
knee as he drove for the basket.
,. .......... J
CARSON •.•
Pitubarab. but Dothini tricky.
Becauae o£ CNr defense we can do
more thtall ud atve more loob.
We'nt ""1 amartdefemively."
AND VEllY physical. >.. eome
are impl.Jtn1, these milbt be the
hardest bittina team• in the
NFL.
"It's deftnltely two of the most
physical," aaya Carson ol the
Rams and Steelers. ..I don't
know ll we're u pbyalcal as
they are •.
"That doem't mean we're not
aa good. We're capable of hiUiDg
.. hard -they do .••
Canon, who la ln bla Mth year u a coacb. came tb the Rama
wben General Mana1er Don Kloeterm.ID aiped b1m ln 11'18.
Al a matter of fact, be was
siped before Georse Allen wu
Hleeted u the coach.
''I rea1b' didn't Ute tbe cold
weat.bll' in PlUabuqh. '' IQI the one-tlme O.Oraia Tech bead
coach. "PlUlbur&' 11 a super
or1an•1 1tim. I could never aay
aoythlqa bed about them. But I jult dfd not •et up ln tbe mornlnl there and fMl really
cballeaeecl"
SKIING
percent), loeatial (10 percent>, 1lze (10 percent>,
other various reuona (lilt percent).
Bob berlOll, wbo coordinated the survey for
Alpine Meedows ski reaort, says the results brt.na out a few lmportaot points.
.. Jt'1 appaTent the ruing gas and lift ticket
prices are IUll not important enouab to d•rmine
where a penon akia," Everson aaya. ·
••Stien are looking more at the overall akl ex-
perience tbaD actual cost," be cootiJlued. "The
skier ol the future will probably learn to com-
~sete for the increaae in prices by looking at the ~aUoo more closely when planning a ski vaca-
tion."
••• ORANGE COUNTY EXPLORERS, a division
of the Boy Scouts of America, have worked out a
procram fOT recreational and competition akilng
with two California aid areas and the Far West Sk1
Anoclatton.
. More than 1,000 Explorer scouts from 22 posts
in Orange County are expected to participate in
programs organized by Mountain High ski area in
Wrigbtwood and the Squaw Valley resort in the
Sierra range.
"Our goal is to make this a national pro-
gram," says Jerry Chase. chairman of Ski Explor-
ing. "We feel the program is unique beeause it
gives bigb-scbool-aged students a chance to get in-
volved ln aiding on a recreational level first, and
then it abowa them business opportunities that the ak.l industry offers."
Information about the Explorers program is
available by phoning the Boy Scouta of American
office in Santa Ana, 546-4990.
• • • TllACKS IN THE SNOW -The January i.aaue
of Sumet matuine features a cover photo of
Wrttlltwood'a llount.aln Higb aki area • . . Boreal
ati area bu expanded its aoowmaldna capabWties to~ -~Uom.J 40 ea.. Tbe AeW eoYerqe will mean more skiable terrain foe the advanced
skiers . . . ML Reba aki are. baa establl.abed -'
gasoline bot-tine, whereby motoriata can phone rot'
an u)Ho-date reeordina of where auoline 18
available ln both Alpine and Calaveras counties.
Tbe number la (209) 153-2301 ... Kirkwood~
Reaort will host three two-<lay learn-to-ski pro-
arams specifically designed for blind or low-
vialon penou. Dates of tbe programs are Feb.
11-12, March M aad Mardi 17-18 ... Heavenly
Valley near Lake Tahoe now offers helicopter ski-
inl to groups of four to seven akiera.
JC Basketball
An Old Story
For Gauchos
Kerin Magee scored 38 points to lead the
undefeated Saddleback College basketball team to
ila 19th straight win and second in Mission
Conference play Wednesday nilbt. a 112-94 romp
over Oulffey College.
Ma,ee scored 26 of hiJ total in the first half as
the Gaucboe outscored the host team, 17-2 at one
alretdl to take a commanding 46-29 edge and never
loot back.
In a !outb Coast Conference outing, Orange
Cout C.ollege toppled viaiting Mt. San Antonio
CoUep, 41M1.
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e BRAKE & AUGNMENT CHECK
: ...... Pllllt'9 ·~ ........ EASY 9COAE Costa Mesa's Dan Bauer scores an easy
basket over the outstretched attempt of Edison's Paul
Reagan while Dudley Lee looks on. Tbings didn't stay
quite this easy for the Mustangs, however. as they
dropped a 78-62 decision to the Chargers.
"JPlifll ... .... ~··· ore~ Cn11J, oe.M'~ •• , .. I ... , •• ,. 1a• tl9e .. ..... •·t.· ... la • .... ~ ... •1•d' ............... ....... M: ... mlal.., .. .................. °' • Ooall1. ··uaut ••••••• ,, .... UenattJ. '' M6i ~ View Coadl lllD Kint.. ........ .
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tlol1bed upptnf U..lr oftnll
r.cord t.o 11· wltb a M·55 Yi~ OVef tbe ~ &a.-lo a -••m• wblcb featured
plaJdf.allbef'aeeuUoo.
lD a eQQtelt lD wblcb tbe econ waa tied or cb......S bandll 13 UmH. Oeean-Vl•w proved
1upertor lD the md not wttb it'•
oee-lwo puocb of Wa1n•
Carlander and Jeff Andrade. but
witb IU balance IDd ~· 8'eft Van Rona, Ba '1 W
All-CJP llar wbo nn•tbed wt1b a
••m•·bl&h as potau. put tbe ~•"' bilo tbe lead at 51.51 with 3 :~:;:::''%;tGDopoloul, who
ftnJlbed wttb a doam counters,
bit fn>m the COl"Dtl' and lnl1de to Ii•• Ocean Vlew a 55-52 lad. Tbe Eaalee fOQCbt beck wttb a
free throw <Van Hom> and
bucket from tbe corner (Bob
Larlm•r>. but Andrade 1ot
luide twice with eharp pueea
from Jon N1 and Crrlander, tbe
lut with 38 aecoocb left, ma1t1na
tt•56.
ESTANCIA MISSED two
medium nnae abotl and Ocean
View ran out the clock.
Neither team wu operaUna at
full~. but it ta dlfftcult to
believe ettber can execute mucb
beu.er.
Ocean View's Andrade and nm Naaktgebottn were W, aod
Eatancla's Tony Camp did not
play at all (allo W>.
"Wbeo you play someone
twice It's almost like Ieasue.''
said Harrh. ··Estancia . 1lowed
ua down Just when we were
tryina to up our tempo."
A bli apark to Ocean View'a
attack waa Jack RelD.bolta, a &-3
aeolor ofr the bench, wbo
pumped in four shot.I from tbe
is.foot ran1e In the second
period when Ocean View turned
• ~ 19 diaadvanta1e into a 35-28
lead.
Sunset Teams Tune Up
For Rugged Title Race
Tlu.I I.a tuneup week, that stretch where p~
basketball teams are maillot laat·mlnute
adjUJtmeotl for the ta1k ahead-tbe leacue
eampalp. .Judilna from Wed:Deeday's non·leaaue action. oobocb lbou1d be more prepared for actioD than
tbe SunMt League members. Three of the ab 8unlet teams were lD actloll
WedDelday and all trOD l~ively. Marina, wblch Md dropped two 1tral t aft.er wUmiDI DiM
lD a row, dumped Lou'a, • lD a 1ame tbat
wun 't • daM u tbe ft.Dal aeore tndlcat.ed. ~=· wblcb bH played lo three .. beat eo.ta M ... 78-G, lD only its
thlrd DOD·tow"MJ ouUDI. And HunUnctoD Beach, trboM pre·leap cem..,_ could N c.baNd • a roller ....,
..... wtdpped LaDa Beada Jordaa, tl.cl. for tta Meaact~wta. ....... 74, Loer812
8em Aiello end Dave PlAlilJ c::omb&Ded for • =-~ VWDp Md fJolD Mn '° ftDilll iD
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llU•mm. ' .... .., A COOPLS ol UUJe = Ila& •• came back. I 1 .. far IDON. acepl
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Tiie s..111. no made a.tr flrat HYen from tbe lleld ad .... ~ ••. 1 pe1rceat <•
Of U), m8dl onl)' three of 10 at
.. ....... ltltpe.
Ocean View caanected cm • ol
11 fftm am fteld < u.e percmt>
ud ID.Ide MYeD ol ..... tr. .
tlarowl.
.. It waa ao emotJoaal Od
ph)'1lc1l c•ame," COD\lDued
&.mdenmll, trbo ... coucened i
tbat bla t.am mipt ban a
letdon wttb Dua mu. and •
Keo0ecl1 ttlU oa U.. ..--. ' rnctay.md~. .
.. But J t.boUlbt our fuarm i. Utrobafeldt ud Smltb) wen beUer tlum tbeln. ,.
1D the rebound1D1 departmml., ' V •D Horn and Riley led
Eatuda rib e6abt eaeb1._wblle
Carlander wm credited wua 10.
AILCIF TEAM. • •
AD.a'r 8 1l1n 8ec1!e Dl.W. l on-Poe. PlaJS, SeboOI TZ-llm .,,.... MllOll
'B-Pbll Prtadpe, St. Paul
SE-Bl<* lUllel'. Lo. Altos
SE-II.aft HmUeJ, llart.na
T -llatl lloru, Senile
T -Geoff BWMI. Loyola
G -Sleft Aloao, llartna
G -Dou& Beeuwaaert, Mat.er oe
C -Brian Wbeatley. Fontana
B -Kerwin Bell, ld1loD
B -Fr.u Seunr. Ed1loa
B -Steeler Lewis, Redl•nck
B -Vlnce Bert.DCbele, Loyo&a
B -Phil Spencer, llater De6
B -JerTY llcDennltt, Foatana
B -Donald LaBomme, Alemany
K -AdrlaD Dela Osaa, St. Paul
Defeme
Line-Ray CarrWo. Redlands
Line-Nftl Rou, N~ Harbor Lin~df Reyes, St. aul
Llne-Doui Sarsent. Loe Altos
Line-Pw&er 0wma8 Rectlandl
LB-St.eft Abram. iabop Moat
LB-Larry Gll.mioN, West Coftna
LB-Lee S..-, Marina
LB-BW llalanal. EdiJoo
LB-Jlm Eliaa, Sen1te
DB-Brian Sandenoo, St. Frandl
08-Lou Pat.rooe. rootana
DB-Tlm Klena. West Covina
D 8-Todd Short, St. Francia
DB-Andy Mersentbaler, Loyola
R\.. Wt. Cl
t-5 m Sr.
1-2 m Sr.
f.3 UIO Sr.
1-1 110 Sr
g.5 zzz Sr.
1-1 2J05 Sr.
1-2 200 Sr.
f.3 %10 Sr.
8-2 215 Sr.
5-9 1IO Sr.
6-2 185 Sr.
5-9 180 Sr.
6-0 UIO Sr.
5-1 180 Sr.
1-2 195 Sr.
1-1 190 Jr.
6-l UIO Sr.
M 185 Sr.
1-3 220 Sr.
1-3 Z20 Sr.
~% 218 Sr.
g.z 190 Sr.
8-2 UIO Sr.
g.1 -Sr.
s-2 no Sr.
1-1 ZIT Sr.
s.2 18$ Sr.
M UIO Sr
~u UIO Sr
6-3 18$ Sr.
~10 16S Jr.
~u 180 Sr.
B•sket•all
Duke Upset
In Overtime
r.....AP=&tlw9 CLEMSON. S.C. -Conrad made etcbt
of Clecmon 's lS foul abota In ovenim• to boost tbe
Ti1en to an 17-12 upeet of No. 1 Dute lD an Atlan-
tic Coat Coafereoce basketball same Wednead.ay
n!ibt. Duke, DOW J.2.1, liaeld the baD four m.lnutes for
OM l9t lbol ln replatioa sQ1 wttb tbie aeon tied
.... But fresbmao Cbip F.Qellaod'• 40-foot
despentioa lblJt bounced otf tbt itm Ill tbe baler.
C\em*m, aow 11·1. and ranked J.ah lD the
latest A_.....etecl Prw poll. mbMd only two of 11
lbola from tbl foal line tn ~.
C.-Jobn "llOOM" Cempbell peced tbe
n,en with Z3 polnta, wbile Btlly WUliaml ICCM'"ed
11 and Larry Nance cblpped m with 14 pointa and
11 rebcluads. Conrad .clded 10 poUltl for tbe nten-
Duke Sot 31 potnta from Gene Bann and 30
from Mike Gminaki. who allO bad 10 rebound.I for
the Blue Devi.ls.
D--b •re•••erP~AIA
I'tlle urg to Play BAKERSFIELD-Ralph Drolllqer pumped in 23 polntl and p-abbed lJ NbouDdl '° ....s A1A to •
In Iccc ,..., 102·H ublbitlon ba1tetball ~lctory ovj!r
.I. ourney M~:..:..~~~~k Jacboo II.
Manta Delpb 15 ud Ke.ta Heman 14 aa AL\ ued
Bob R.o1bur1. winner of.tbe 1959 POA aba•eacedolfemetonmltlreeordto2HL
Cbampton61ilp, liH entered tbe H2 Club Marquette, wbich wu comtn1 off an• Joa
Clamt.ke two-dQ aoll tounwDmt at lntne Cout to Lona Beadl. tot 30 pol.Dt.I from Sam Worthen
CounU')' Qub to be field Jan. M-25. and Oliver Lea. fto9bw'I 11 tbe fant trtaaer of • major A.u. Orem. a fonlMr SeddletMld CoUese
tou.rnammt to play lD t.be Crotby Southern event ID •t.aDdicM. •U beld to three poUJta.
tu Ila YMl'I at lrYiM Ooast. Ke a1ao WOG t.be g::& /:°'~ ID 1111 ud &be lob Hope o.ert •fte9 •l'•ra •.-ameq
ID ai«MIUOD to Rolbu.rs, &be top four IDOM1 OXPORD. m.. -ltJle lf11e7 etOled • potllb
wt.DDen ol 1'11 LD &M loutblf'a CaWonUa PGA and tM faal\b.nabd KeaeueQ WUdcd nl*led
bave .,._ cerUn.d • offtdll amwu. t.be M••-tppt a.bell' ~ 1164 for • ap-
'l'blJ IDdudl Quad lfwalbem Gf 8tad» atr. Ml to t.a a •n loutbuttan OadW9el vie--
Am• Dona of Oumoot Cout.ry Chab, Art tarJ. · Sf:h""n• ot 11•• V-* oa.m, allb aad o... Ole 11111 cbed to wttldD ~n wttll a:a left tn sen. ot Babnfteld. tbe pme, but KeaW<:Q .,.. able to put tt aWQ
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SALE
PRICES
GOOD THAU
JANUARY 13,
1980
Super
Funnel
11" long , .. cl&emetlf .........
•• I ....
• ..
' Shell ~P' Big Boys Have Impact
Ga. Price lnati.tutiona /refluence SI.Oda, Not PublW
5Cents
8Y Al• 1t .. 1• Prw ..... .,.. ,,.,t.q
lb·• e.a a Pl.Ion man
for 1U.UH at 8bel1 H"lf:! 1tatlou, aatd
8'9" w..-ol UM ~u,.,... IWrlce Sta·
•A.115dltlca '.laUaqer al•o aaid
Cbenon .u A a1ao lo·
tteaMCl IMOtiM prices ""Utne ... a .alloD. He .aid WMlaHda1
tit• am..tbt-boatd ln· creue lDchldll Ill Shell
HrVlce ltaUcmt iD the
WblM ,.,.. may not •-----------------weetem Unlted S&atel. UMdat. a two ..a Lea Alim. a Sbell OU
l1IHaa • ID1llor Co. lpoUalDU, aa1d the :tJ·~ena....~ $50,000 to $500,000 ~::;-em:.~~= Ua1er OD fol" many oil COit.a.
da11. A variety of INCOl'IEPROP£RT\'~ Allen aa.ld 11a1.1oa of
dlffereat vtnlMI cao re1ulu 1aaollne wUI cauH eommoa cold eo1t an aft!'aC• of '1.U
1ymptoma. Some of 1 1aUco and premium
them ean _provoke a ·=~~c ._.... St.ltaplloa. eoua.b that 11.nCers for 1 • ....... wee\ or man. • • _.... .. ~ .,._.. Alt.bou8b tbere 11 oo • , .. ....,. c·w ..... 85 Million
Buys Bank
cure the belt procedure
11 to drtnlt plat)' of muc1a to help 1ooMn
coo1e1tlon ind
eliminate tolim from
the body.
'YOUR DOCTOR CAA
PHONE US when you
need a mediclee. Pick up
your prescription If
1bofplnl nearby. or we wlJ deliver promptly
without extra charge A
1reat many peo ple
entrust us with their
prescriptions. May we compqund yours,
PAD LIDO PHADCACY
"-W.ery
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The26-Week
Treasury Biii Account:
11.858~
CUlllllN1' RATE
12.423~
ANNUAi. DnCnVI TllLD
lffecthe ~ 10· 16.
•10,000 minimum.
(",..,,act °"' ._ .... __ .. _..
I >r vour ltn.tnc1ng nn>J\
(714) 759-1&15
AaotlfRICAM MOM£ MO«TQAOE no NewpO<'t C.n••• Onv• O.a.gn Plaza
NewC)Of1 Be•c" Cah•o""• 92660
OAKLAND CAP )
The Bank of Coora
Coeu, ooe of two San
Francisco Bay area
banks controlled b y
Arab financier Adnan
M. Kbubo11i. bu been
sold tor ~ million In
cash to an Oakland
bwilneuman.
The buyer I.a Paul W.
Learner, 86, owner of
tbe Trident Shipping
Co., which operates two
ore carriers between
Jamaica and New
Orleans
up
The 2%-Year
Investment Certificate:
10.400~
CURRINT UTE
11.151 ~
ANNUALTIBD ltt.ctlve January 2 ·31.
No minimum.
2% to lO·Year ... ues.
CAU~IA FeDERAL
( NEWSANAL'YSIS J
TUE P'AVO&ITE utcbaU a1lo wu called Into aentce. Tbe ral·
ly, lt WU nplal.ned, WU ooe ot
U.O.e period.le occunencee of
mall lml1bt In wblcb "the
public" IOIDebow decl.ded th.al
1toclu were undervalued.
And why did the public so d&·
clde! Well, said ao analyst·
promoter, that old atoclt market
ju1t couldn't be floored by
MOO-an-ounce aold or *3'·•·
barrel otl or 13 percent lnflaUon
or L5 petteat lnt.ereat rat.es. And
when the public saw bow ru&aed
and detennlned it WH they Just
knew they bad a real batUer out
there and they threw ln their
support
That's what "the public" dJd?
Really? Why you cannot even
aet "the public" defined oo Wall
Street It ls. you mi&ht say, as
fuzzy a concept as "Wall
Street," which can stand for
sellers or buyers or speculators
or stock exchanges or bankers
or the power structure.
WALL STREET urts to
think It represents Main Street
It loves to mer to the "buying
public." which in tum suggesu
a cross-section of America. of in·
dividual buyens, sellers and de
ci.aioo-makers "The public" 1s
~ ~ :::;,;~:
.ometbiDC tM public tbJ.nU tt
undentandl.
ne pUbllc that people tb1nk
they LIDdentand, bowenf', ma1
have leu to do with atoek prices
than ma.ay ln the brolterase
community llke to admit. fn.
dividual ownenhlp 11 down ln
tbe put deude, instit\Jtkx)aJ
ownenbip ta up.
Tbat awt1cb probably uplalna
more about tb1I week'• market
tban the attlludea of middle
America or the threat ot war or
the pereeption ot stocks u un-
dervalued. lnlt.lt.utlom must ln·
vest or cet burled ln cub.
CA8R, OF covasi;, isn't
healthy today for • very eood
reason. So Iona as lnOaUon
penlata -and t.M fOT'e(utl are
that It will -tM value ot cuh
automatically falls. Tbat ls.
unless ll eama an extraordinary
rate of ln:t.erest The t.emptaUon
11 always there to Invest ln
stocks
It la eapeclally true for
pensloo fund.a, which have the
enormous burden of wt..ly ln·
vesting the million.a and billkJns
of dollars t.bat pour ln on them Penaaoo fund.a are buge aod con-
stao ti y gJ"O'WUlC
All aoat1tulion1 -pension
President ~amed
NEW YORK <AP> -Michael
Sovern, provost of Columbia
UnJversity and former dean of
its I aw SC"hool. hu bttn named
to succeed William McGill as
president of the 226-year-old Ivy
League 1.nstitUtloo McG~ll wtll
retire July 1
Ovf>r Tiu• Counlt>r
MASOU~
''"''"'°•li.1~11 i.'-1' \8\.1 ICtftitll"tt ~.,. ~ :~:e:.v
""' 11"> l•"'-•'" 1 1~ U ncllll•>
17'" -1......C.. a 41> LN$to<
(
fund•, mvtual fud1, bu-· admlm.tertd tru.IU, aad lD· •~. compmlel -are Mt UP to tnv.n .,., ~ of ttoeU •
and tbeJ dO IO almott U a mG"'
ter of COUIM. Tl» bf• ~la
not ao mucb wtMtbe-t to lnvtlt d
wbn to lnvest. It la a deeiliaD tll Umlftt. .
81NCS TllZY INVUT neb · wsa arnomrta at a Ume, and
alnc• the)' mun de~ to
repJaton U..t &.bey art prudent
lnYeatou , tbelr U1t of
po11ibWU. ll reduced. ~
to a MMet numbe'r of com~
-IOn>t ••1 50, othen 100. and
some 200 -tbat ar• la.rf• enou1h to absorb tb• r
purcbala and aolid enoucia ...
juatUy the dWll6ee
There la another cb1rac·
ted1Uc of in•tituUOOI. They
have • tendency to roam la
pack.a They ruek tocetber. They
look 09t1' each otber'• aboalder.
When one act& UM o&ber la likely
to do ao rat.ber than be left lD the
lurch. Aod th.at can happen; m.
1UtutionaJ-aize blocks of ltoct
can oft.en move prices b1ther or
lower ln abort order
lnaUtuUonal activity doea
much to explaJo the aurp lD
stock.a such u U.S. St.Ml and ln-
t.ematicmal Bualoeu lfachi.ne9
that ocC1.ll'Ted Tuesday. Tbae
co01panies are big. They are
solld. They are capable of
ab&otbln& some of the 71.S trades
of 10,000 shares or more that oc-
cWTed that day
WHEN YOU SEE those bursts
of stock market acllvtty l.bese
days 1t doesn't always mean that
the people you see on Main
Street. U S A bave turned op-
tJmlllJc about t.be world or tbe11
favonte stock.a
lt could be that they and their
thinlung ll.ad.n 't a thing to do
Wlth It
MUTUAL FUNDS
•
'
N
Breakfasts
Big Bonanza
BJ lllLTOH •OS&OWIJZ
Wbat'• U. dtffereoce bet-bot cereal and ~
etNal? W~ uide troai tbe obvious dW~ ID con·
Ultaey.L ~t'a the dl!ferenc. between a eompanr Ul•
Quaker uma and one like KelloQ. QwLUr 19 tbe bou of the hot eereal bull.Deu -Jt ~
more dMta ao percent o1 tbe aalel. JCeDoa i. the 9 ed champton ot the ready-to-ea cold cereal .... , .... , -
doe9 mm t.baa 40 percent ol tbe tales.
Tbe q\lll!ltioo Is: wb.lcb company makes more money .
TllE ANBWD IS: TBDt:•a DO contelt. KtJJou t
far out lD froat.
It's DOt that KeUoa coUecta more dollul. The nwer*
Is true. KeUou does about SU btW.an lD aales ann~
Quakef'• uJe1 l'Olame tops S2 bWloo. ,
But tben'a a wide l•P 1D bow mDCb of tboN dollaGs
stick to tbe CODlpaQJ in
the form ol profttl. ID
ltt lat.est ftaeal year.
the one tb8t ended June
30, QuUs Oata earoed
$85 mUlion. Kello11
earned SU5 million lD
Money
Tree
1'78 and lta 1f1I proftta easily topped $180 mlll.klc.
rr8 NOi' TIL\T KEl.JOCtG Is more d1venifled. Tbe
reverse la true.
KeDoa baa loUen into tome other bo•tneuea -Mn.
Smith'• pie. and Salada t.eaa -but the mainatay of tbe
bualneu mnaina that Ion& l1De ol packaged cerea.La. belie·
ning with America's favorite, KeUoce's Corn Flatd.
worklnC your way th.roach Rice K.naples and suear Frost-
ed Flakes, the next two bluest sellers, and down to some
of the most recent entries, Most and Graham Cractos.
Quaker does coo.front K.eilou ill this market. '!'My
make the Cap'n Cnmeb, Ufe and Quaker 1~ NaturJ)
cold cereala. Altogether they do about to percent ol the re-
ady-to-eat cereal busineu, oo threat to Kellot1'.s 42 pet·
cent belemony.
COLD CZ&EALS AltE A MUCH bigger market than
bot ce-eall (perbap& 10 times u big). but. the hot cereal
bualw ia oot exactly IM!CJlificant. For Quaker Oata, it
repftl«lta annual sales of SllO million.
In tJme. of rampant mflatJon or deep deprese10ft -
whenever people feel pressed for mooey -hot cereaJ sales
gnera1Jy IO up and they att doutg that ng.bt DOW And
aillce it bu thia market pretty much to itself. Quaker
a>akes a handsome profit here
Kellogg wisely doesn't even bot.her to make a bot
cereal.
Tbe trouble is that Quaker. which started out in the
last ~uey making oatmeal, hu gotten itself involved in
a bunch ol other actiVlties lt's runninC much more than a
tbrtt·rtnc CtttUS today.
THE AUNT JEMIMA PANCAKE mix comes from
Quaker. So do Celeste lrcnm piaa, Keo·L-Ratioo doe food .
Puss ·n Boots cat food ud Wolf caned chili (a brand YoU
tee primarllJ la the Soal.tnfest). TMn tMre are Burry
cookies -and tb1s diYision ls also the bi&&est maker of
cooties fOt' tbe Girl Scouts. Nor is that all.
Despite Bad News,
Stocks Push Ahead
N £W YORK CAP> -HeaY)' lnstitutiooaJ baying,
despit• IOme bed ecooomic news, pasbed tbe atoct martet
sharply higher lo active lnld1q today.
The Dow Jooes averqe ol 30 iDd.ustriaJ stocb miJsed
its aecood double-diiit pill t.b1I week u it climbed 8.87.
polnta to 896 on the Ne• York Stock Exchanae.
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Rev ...... ..., ...,,..n•. Moeoftl9d Mlnlater
Sign~ture Drive
Given Go-Ahead
SACRAMENTO CAP> -A Long Beach city
councilman bas been authorized to start collecting
signatures to put a no-fault auto insurance m·
itiative oo the November ballot.
Seel't!!tary of State March Fong Eu said the
proposal sponsored by Councilman Ernie Kell
needs 346,119 signatures of regiatered voters by
June 2.
IT IS 11IE FIFTH INl11ATIVE proposal to
qualify fOI' clrculatioo smce Jan. 1.
Kell"s propoaal would establiah a compulsory
no.fault inaurance system for paying nparatlon
beoefita to penoo.a injured in auto accidents. It
would prohibit vehicle re,Utration unlesa the
owner WM inaured or a qualilled aelf-1.murer.
IN A NO.FAULT SYSTEM, a driver's own in·
surance company pays the driver's medical and
property damages, no matter who caused the acci·
dent.
Similar proposw have died repeatedly in lbe
state Legislature over the past decade. Most of
them have been opposed by the trial lawyers'
lobby.
Navy Docwr's
Penalty E~ed
CAMP LEJEUNE, N.C. <AP> -Tbe Marl.De
Corps bu reduced the sentence impoMd on a JOUD• NaY)' doctor who refused to board a aeaao-ial ve11el because be cballen1ed bl• own
quallftcatkm.
A )(mine spokesman said that the reductiOD lD
tentencie for Lt. G. Steven Suita, 21. ot Spartu·
burl, 8.C., ellmlnaa.d a provilkln calllna for Sulta'
dilmlual from eervice and reduced bla CC!Dftne· met bJ me moatb and hil line by '10,000.
'l'be 8CtklD by llaj. Gen. D.N. Twomey, corn·
m&ader ot the 2nd Marine DtviakJa, l•o• Sult.a
wtu. a ..mence of five mootbl' eonftMm1nt, b'f.ttaN ol si.ooo lD pay mooth1y for l1ll moat.ta.,
-• ftDa ot •.OOO· ....... Capt. o.ora-Conro)'. I bue pubbo In formaUGD apotllmu, 1ald &utU• Ume alnldy
ll*lt lD coaftnemat would '-" blm wtth *' u.aa four rnontht to Mn•· Ht wm l"tWrD to dutr after bia CCIDft.mmtnt la~~ Oonrof 11)4,
SUlta ~ comt-martllltd ... be fliled to . DOrt~or • Uaat would baw madt bt ilM . •bOard • ...... ...... , .. coe bla tnlnlna dkt not qU&lih hlm a. M"• lD IUCb a eapacltJ.
Skiers Rescued
From. Wilderness
.. ..,
get organized
with the
hobby master
Oremel's Moto-Tool ktt tncludea a quahtY
30.000..RPM constant speed tool plus 20
useful acce11orlH. Also high-Impact
organizer to keep from losing Important //'-~"" parts. #2712. Reg. 52.95
39aa
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fasts than 8
speeding bullet
F..a & euy tnooer-actlon
staple< by Arrow. lt'I eetier lo
drl..,. a staple than a n111
#JTZt Reg 9 99
521
Homelll• 1 ne¥tett. moat
powerful electnc powered
chain aaw Manual 0111no
IXEl·'2 ~ S9 ~
521s
8ruth " on . ...n ru.t off '
WOf'lll on aH metlll IUtf.,_,
HelP• to prevent further
rueltng '' 11. OL by Duro. ._ 211 1••
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SANTA ANA
no-tlare
llntem
Aay-0· V4c • 11uorescen1
lantern tor ca mping or
~oen<:* at conatruc:tlOf'I
S4lM. 2 bulbl. °Sporttman.
Batter; !\OC 11"ciuded 13e0
~ 2495
1488
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ducll
819 IC).yerd rOlt of duct tape
for .,. ycMlf ptumblng IODL
ltiadl up now ~ M¥1181
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tor ....
Fi.it 8quar• 1'tllpaper
1qu1ret m•k• red•· coratlno your .. , .. •
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cluded. ChOloe °' ptt· ........ 12"1112" IQUaree
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NATION
Mc:l.,,. lawri 9099' gives you
ptOf....anal~ ·--2· h p 8'tggt & StJanon engine.
'uoged deelgl\ 1100 2A
~ 1418.815
13995
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cord. ~ for outdoot
llM. tOO' tong. 3 P'OftOS.
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Dorothy Lamour -sans sarong -answers
questions during press conference to publicize
her role in 'Barefoot in the Park' in San Clemente.
At right, she appears -in sarong -wfth Jon
Hall in 7he Hurricane.'
•
Inside ~tory
'
•
She~ 65 and more matron than siren, but Dorothy Lamour, the
Sarong Girl of the '40s, appears to have lost none of her allure.
black JMlllU, Illa Lamour banded ber
Scottr do1. Cocoa, to 10meooe and
headed far the walUal Joarulilta to lD-
troducebm'lelf.
Sbe turned 15 lut December and lbe'a
more matrm than siren. But lelt anyone
think the old lAmow allure la aoae. Just
wttneu tbe reactioll of the preu ln meet-
ina ber.
ONB llDOll'l'D. WHO APPZA&ED to haft reaUaed a lifeloq •mNtice.
lboOk bs bad and un•beahedlJ uted
for a few momentatollnaer aDd....-"9
moment.
Mlu l•mour lauabed and ~ with the request. ·
A pbotoerapber, oPtinl fOT the Oiarlel :::&• ~ afuamied ah•lrtn1 tbe •• o«clnd band and lnltead ldlM4 i1
da.latily.
''No DMdtel' wbat abe'1 wurtaa.'' tbe ~ aa1d after abe b.d left &o creel the c.t. ''I ltillaee aauoq. ••
Tbe 1mttten reporter remembered,._
iq ber durtnl a war hood rall1 ID the '6
w6-be ... a ~ acbool .......... ta :~~~=.r\ed~~~ I didD 'tbave a cent.''
SlDee 1938 when abe stepped into morie
blflory • the native girl ln "The JancJe ·
Princeu," Dorothy Lamour baa been -
and always will be-known as the~
Girl.
NOTONLYBAVEMANYofberfHmay
trademarb been aucUooed off for chart·
ty over the years -one 11<>ld for $50.000 -
but one of them is even houaed in the
Sm l thaooian lnatitution.
It's an honor that pleases MiAaLamour.
"It makes me feel gi-eat because I've
given happiness lo people," she saiddv·
mg the press conference. "I love to give
happiness to people.
"That's why I love lo bear them laugb
in thJsshow "
Miss Lamour was seated with her co-
stars in front of the stage where lbey
would be perfonrung in the Neil slmoD
comedy fort.be nexts1x weeks
She ls oot new to the role of Simon's in-
terfering mother tn·law She has played
the part l.ll theaters around tbe country
Cortbe pa.at lBmont.bs
THE MOTHER OF TWO sons ID their
30s and a stepson in his 40s took tbe role
aft.er the death of William Howard, ber
husbandof35yurs
'"I was ~ depressed after I lost my
<Stt LAMOUR. Page Ct)
De's Top Secretary
'Sometimes people are a little surprised to see me sitting at
the front desk,' says male secretary Jimmy Malcom, 'but
you've had women's lib and now you've got men's lib.'
BJ lllCllAEL PASKEVICB Of .. Deitr .........
James Malcolm baa seen those
television ~ala in which older
citizens testify that 'the second half ia
better.'
"I'll have lo start doing those com·
merciala," says Malcolm with an ob-
vious sparkle in his eyes.
"But instead of showing a guy golf·
ing, they'll show me working."
"Jimmy," as he'~nown lo his co-
workers at the Houa· Group in Irvine,
is 79 years old. And e's tbe develop·
ment rirm·s ace secretary, manning the
switchboard and greeting clients in Ole
building's foyer 40 hours a week .
retirement aie ... a man sboald be
able lo wort aa loog u be wants." s.ays
Malcolm. "But if be wants to retire.
that'a up lo him ".
HIS WIFE remams active in Scottlsh
c lubs. and they travel frequently
"We've been in every state except
Hawaii," be aaya. And, of course. there
are the trips back lo their bome!and.
Malcolm says he's got a p~ sweet
aituaUoa. He get.a a mOllt.blY retirement
cbedt from Singer. His Social Security
allotme-nt and htS salary from the Hom·
mg Group. '"lt'5 a good country," be
smiles
AN•. ON8 8Aaaa.::: <··--Qoek .. ,, ....... Kh 111 U.w, C1Dt 1 all wan...,_, oait watcllHlld, ... c.,... •eclltl • '"""P.!!!!· ftklt lln ~Mid .....
.W. l ........ befon I IOltotM ..,........,
J.U• Man.roe, an ad~
UMISIDM .... N.., ... , •llU U'nl Iii lrYtM, cam. a
La1noar
m.. ... Cl)
uttblnfor ................. •-ta.a• tM . "lt'•tMn,,, • .;:r.7-..... ckme ...-al~ ud
~· ~ tD tbe put elCbt ,..n. laidmlaloaoplamformcwt..
~ a. .,.. um • bad atped to c1o
.,... BOid totbe huat1tnotY outb" wttb
BC!IP911Dd Bta1 Cro9by. It would have
D tbe trlo'I elehth "Road" pieture, IMst Cro1by died three daya 1 at.er.
. JN aiCBNT YEA&8 •be alao baa
.... wOltiU OD ber autobtolJ'lpb,Y with
.-!'1ter Dlck MclDDel. Appropriately, it's
:uUed "My Side ol the Road." It will be
~blisbecUnearly April Sbe JaaPect when uked ii it would COD·
taln any ~ aurprtaea. ''You'll untol'Mdthe ...
Tben abe added, • 'Tbere'• ooethiq I'm
worried about. I don't think tt'11olna to
aell because I th1Pk it's too clean. I really
. doa't mow too much dirt and if 1 did, I
wouldn't tell. ·1 "lbewBobandDolorea <Hope) before
:. I went into~. Bint. I adored ... ·.but wblit am you uy? Wby make tblng.a
-.pf ..
Sbe Dated it WU fUD worldn& 00 the
• "Road" movies. "I used to tell people
when I wu doing them, 'Don't tell Hope
ad Cro1by, but I abould pay them."'
SHE KECALLED STANDING
· between Hope and Crosby dwinl their
first scene toaether. She wu waiting to
' say her lines, but then Hope and Crosby
started ad-libbing.
' ' .
Finally, she cried out, "Please, let me
get my line in, will you?'·
She says there i.sn't a day goes by that
she doesn't receive old pbotograpba in the
mail at bet North Hollywood home with
reque1talcw aatol'rapbi. Won often than aot the mail ll trom
yous-fUI, who know ber only hom tbe
la&elbow • .. Bob ISDll 1MJwe've1ot four or ftw
seneraUOm ot lana oow," atie u!d
wtUlalau#L
Sh• liltl the "Road'' plctunt, ''The
Hurrlc&DI'' wttb Joo Hall, ''Cb.clffmma ''
with Heaey l'OGda and '' JobnnJ Apollo''
wtth Tynne Power u ber f aVGltte mov-
let.
IUT, 8llE ADDED, "I never really
liked Dorothy Lamour, really. I1Ulldoa't
look at them (the old movies). I bate to
bear myvotce."
She waa uked what she tboulbt ot the
movieaoftoday.
"Have you Sol a soapbox here?" abe
aaid, adding, "I want to preface lt by .. y.
inl I'm not a prude. And lf I bad been I
wouldn't have worked with Bob and
Bln1." She recalled that wbeo abe wu a slrl lD
New Orleans abe would 10 to the mcMel
and try to emulate Joan Crawford, Clara
Bow and the other screen queens ol the
day.
''I COPIED WllAT WU OD the acrem,''
she said. "When I wu lD pictures. the
young people imitated me. There 11 oodlf •
ffrence in the younc people today. They
will try to copy what's on the aereeo."
And she doesn't appnwe of a lot ol what
l.s on the screen-and wbatian'tOG the ac·
tors-today.
•·I think a woman drened very nlcely
preys on a man's imagination and im·
agination can be a very wonderful t.hlnl.''
And while Dorothy Lamour's sarong
waa considered racy at the lime, abe ob-
served that·· aa far as the aaroai today-
that 's loag underwear."
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AUD (Mar. n~pr. 11>: Stidt t.o faemal naf. ,... "*' .,,.. • Accelended Educatk>n
material. Someone would lib to tee 10'I to olf 0 "cl pla 0 ,.. "'""bu· Full & Extended Dey care
''deep era4. •• ~·balance, di& for lnfarma· No''"' m.11 ci. '" nr A Mllllldl ti Pert MelO ..... Ouch tioo cheek • l'lnandal IOUl"Cel -and ltoatla ,,,,_ _,.. bl •;;c)~. H9mlhon &., Coil...-.
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alplfteaatroles. _______ _!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ TAt.ralJS (Apr. JO.May 20): Study Aries -
me11a1e, analyse facta and flames. Flnd
reuona -don't be aatWled merely to know
eometbin8 oceurred -learn wby lt happened . Member ol oppolite sex J>~Y• key role. A cootrac:·
tual obU,atJoo comea to llabt.
GEllINI (May 2l·June 20): Accent on
money. ae.:1.J;,loyment, aettlinc basic issues
within f circle. Taurus, lJbra, Scorpio
persona fipre prominently. Keep diet, health
resoluUam. One wbo previously wu aUent now
em barb oo ''talkinl Ja1." CANCD (June 21-July 22>: Define terms,
be open to romance, creativity, cban1e.
speculative endeavon, excitement of discovery .
But know that there Lt a tomorrow, that you are
vulnerbale. Keep cbin tucked ln lat Cupid
knocks you for a loop! Places, VlJ"IO penoo.a
fllure in aceoario.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Prepare ror b&oclu,
obltades, technlcallties resultina ln delay. !Ude
with Ude; locate miasinC material, rebuild on
solid hue. SJo,r.t but steady pace brinp desired
retulta. Joln forces with one wtll1n& to share
benefit of experience.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Calli, trips,
messaees. doing aometbinj to enhance potent.Jal -these fi(ure prominenUy. Aries, Libra
persona play significant roles. Forca tend to be
scattered. Stand back, obtain overall view.
LIBRA (Sept. 23·0ct. 22): You make valua·
ble contact -accent on addine to pogaessiona,
increasing worth of what you own. You learn
about love, where you at.and -you get to heart
of matters. Payments. collectiom, fresh COD·
cepll command spotllpt. Leo plays promineot
role.
SCORPIO <Oct. 23-NOY. 21>: Accem °" in·
diridoallb'. abllity to imp ... otbss t.brouP
sincerity, dedicatioo. Moon eycle 11 aucb that
t:i.miDC la CIW'nlct -you ftDd that dmunltancea
favor )'OUf efforts. Ba direct. conBcleat, Older
lnclh14ul clean path for pJ"OlftlU.
Replace Your Chriatmaa Tree ...
Roger's has a large
selection of indoor spec-
imen plants for you to
choose from and for the
finishing touch, accent
your plants with acces-
sories from baskets to
brass.
... with Roger's Specimen plants
Nm ... tie• du r ......_ 6 FlwWehid9 F-•-.ibunlitlltr1 .... 11~1111·•• =m41111m· ••
San ~ .. Rd. at MKArthar Bhd., (71•) 640-5800
Open Daly a -to 5 pm 8AGflTARIV8 <Nov. 22·1>ec. 21): Vlatt one
wbo 11 cnnftned to home, bospttal. By abowt.ne
consldet"atioa now. you reap beneflta. Know it,
act accordlngly. Gemini and another Saclt· ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmmmmmmmmm~iiiiiimmm-~~~~ii tarian ftiure prominently. You have reuoo to I
celebrate u source of lrritatioo, fear Lt re·
moved.
CAPRICORN <Dec. 22-Jan. 19 ): Accent on
friend.lhlp, bonds that are secure, ao&id atruc·
t.ure, uproot1na of DOD-productive procedures.
Aquarh•, Leo, Scorpio penom pl-.y key roles.
Someone would like to see you akip over r10e
print. Do not Jive them the aatilfaction I
AQUAUlJ8 (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Create,
analyse~ lines of communlcatloa with tboM
lD poel of authority. Gownmental papen
or proJecta lmplnse tbemaelvea on your
penonal acmario. Oeminl. Vlrao. Sqlttariua
nativea play key rolee.
PISCES <Feb. 19-Mar. 20): Harmon1 restored. you ~ back oo lood terma with
pubtlllla', teacher. aptritual couuelor. T1arua,
Libra, Seorplo peraom fipre promlnenUy.
January 'Let-downs'
Is AAUW Topic
A talk deliped for penom trJiDC to cope
with the "January Let-downs" afts an aceaa
of boliQ)' spirit ba left tbem barDld out 11
acbedaled for 10 a.m. Saturda)' at tbe VW..•
San Juan Comm\&nltJ' Cent•r. S•n Juan
Captatnno.
Speaker wU1 bel&•urine Senltlvm, wbo bu
been adive in f amllJ Ute eomMbq for 25
yean ml for 10 rean wu dlNctal' of the
Southweat OOUDlellna Senfee. Ma. Sellltrom,
wbo teaebel at tbe COU.,. ot SlltlJaul ID Weed.
recently J;>l'Oduce4 an. edue...,_.1 teleYWoo aeriea caifed .. Star All" u Laa1 a1 You U"."
Tbe public mar au.ad. ,.... lnfarmatklD.
call JeQQe IBcbwl at .a.om or SblrteJ Bau
at-..i1. TM talk la 1paDllONd bJ the Amertcaa M·
IOdaUan of Unlven.tty Women.
Overeaters Meetings
SHOE
CAPEZIO
BANDOLINO
AMALFI
MIRAMONTE
SESTO MEUCCI
~DOTHBS
Fl ORS HEIM
Patient's · Dig.nity Exposed
.............................. ... i,i'" ............ ..a •rt
Re-entry, Faahion
Foeoe of Cl8a1e1
., • -UNCSI y aon D.
GAab ••• •.o •• fi~llDSNT
AllA." . ,. .... ,: Dear ... o..-.r: ..,.... ,.. ,...
,.... .. -... H.WIR ..... ...... eMl4_._....._ ... ,.... ...
l•altfJee of a ... at.ry, Publcm
Zll*lallY fol' Yoo and W"o...a-Get
fn ·th• Game are toptes ol three
ct .... to be offend bJ tbe 8autb
Oran1• County YWCA durin1 Janu.IJ'J.
atu ...... an U..,T -SINCB&ELY.
ANNI.AND
. DEA& ANN LANDSU: lleceD1l1 JOU
auw..a a leUer from• former frUmd ot
a depreued penoo. She cou.ndD't tolerate
U.. freqUlllt. lotermbiable telepbooe
calla, tM mood awtnp, the aelf-pl~. It ... muma beralck. .
The Re-wtay dau, CODdadied by Kathy~ • marrlqt, ,~ad
child eounlelor, will be held 'l'\aday
Diibll.
Tbe fashion c:laH, beaded b1
fatbiGG coordinator lluda Ymt.
conal1ta of two worklbopa. One
worlmbop will be tiftD from 11 a.m .
what about tbe tbowaandl ol people
wbo live with mentalb ill relatlv• -
DOt balmy enouih to be lD .,n lnlt1tutioa,
yet not ba1anc:ed enoup toruve al4me?
to 1 p.m. Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
Tbe other will be : eld et 1 p.m
Thllndaya.
I refer to 1u atove bumera left oo
and clprette burm in the carpet.a. on
' furolbae and window aUla. It'• a cona-
tant •truale to aet the alck ooe to take
bi.I medlutloa and eo to the clinic for
required cbeclt·ups.
The Women -Get lD the Game
clua will foc\11 OD deveqiiq fell'
partlcipulta an awareneu ol tbdr
aelf·iJDaae. It alao wW deal wrtb e)e..
menta wbicb bi nder women'"
employmmt.
It'• plenty nerve· racking to live like
tbia year after year. What about
nfESE people -of whom I am ooe! -
PLENTY STUCK IN FAIRFIELD,
CONN.
For information on the YWCA classes.call5'2-3Sll.
DEA& STUCK: It ... •t Mlp •Mil to
tell yoo,.. ~ue loU of eomPQJ. People
are Uytq ._..,, ud muy pnfer&o U..e
wlU. relad'ftS ratt.er *'u la Meidl care
ra~lHU.f•tlteaaed-
Yoe ea lads& au& Ute ._.. be
uared by llWen ud kodMn. Y• ua
Tea Party is Brewing
Somehow I never filured tea drinken as
pot.entlal militanta.
They always seem aort ol proper. I've never
seen tea drtnken pour their tea into • saucer
and bio. Gil ll And I cannot imqiDe a tea
drinker lltUq around a campftre gulpi.a, a
mouthful ol tea from a tin cup, gargline it and
then throwtna tbe drep lrom the cup .into the
fire.
BUT IF llY llAll. la to be belieYed <and tbere'•.a ant for nerytbin&), tea drtnken are
q1l9tll.q ap fQr • nmaluttoo.
A tea lipper' ID Sal1bm7, Md., wrttea. ••1•m stet ol .,._ cUaerimJDated qaimt. We're .... ClllllNif"" ...... cap ol t.a De ea«ee
drinkers, ad aa a1rp1anea tbe tea driDbn are
--.edLASTt
.. Alld ... 1n bomes, the bolt-Mnea eol·
fee and wbm JOU uk fM tea. I can aee lt writ·
ten all a.er ber face. Sbe'a bopln& you•n
SQ. 'Ola. 61D't bOlher.' ..
LARGE SELECTION OF
NAME-BRAND SHOES, ALL
FROM OUR REGULAR STOCK
Y2 PRICE
8l8dl.
Wine•
Orey•
Tan•
9l'0Wn•
Reg. $56-$84
NOW
$28-$42
8A1NG IN Tiii AD
FOR AN EXTRA 10% OFF
ON ALL SALE r1'EMI ••••••• /THE SHOE TREE •• .... •.
OPEN SUNDAYS i2:00 p.111. lo .... , .....
873-5521
3410YI• Udo
Newport Beacb
drinken. I've even been to meetinp where they ••Y. ·u you dn.nk tea, brmi your own tea baa.· ..
~ apert James Burd baa Jioac CG-· r1ed tbe ....... , .... ctnMsa.
He calla them the downtrodden nunority in
tbl8 coantry and pJiDla oat th.M wblJe caftee
drlnller1 •DJOJ tlaear 1teamln1 cup la
rn&aanmts, the tea dnnker muat lace tbe
pitiluJ slCbt ol • pot ol lukewarm .... and •
eolitary teabq by tbe aide. Or .......... tbe
dejected ... no.tmc in • cup ol tepd water.
PEWPS T1D •08T debilttatinc plitbt ol
the tea dnnker ia called the 90l&Y tea bae ez. pertence.. What do you do with the.,.. when it
bu ltra1Ded itself into )'OW' cup?
I tbint we must take tea drtnlen serioualy.
With the way thinga have beell going in W..
country lately. : wouldn •t be aurpriled lf there
ls a decline ln DllXed maniaces (coffee va. tea
drinkers). Loot for ''Thant You For Not Dunk·
ing" signs in restaurants. Look for sips in de-
partment and specialty atoree: "Tea Spoken
Here."
I am predictmg cluaea at the Schick Cent.er
for people who want to get oft coffee and into
tea and warnmca on coffee cam that aay, "Cof ·
fee may stam your dentures permanently
Drink tea."
All I mow la if Mn. Olsen Pltcbea to a bom-
a eain tea dnnlter, I wouldn't want to be
responsible ror her aalety.
MUs Tall Sought
The call ii oat for 11111 Tall Onnae County.
Women wbo are at least 5 feet 10 lncbel tall
and 21 ,.... old or more an eblble tor tbe
competition apouond by the 'fall Club of <>nnae OountJ. The eompetW.aD la aebecl\lled for Feb. 11 at
Grilwold'• bm, l'\lllerta). c.oattlltata doD't ban to be lmlDben ot
the Tall Qab, but Lynda Sprque, pqe&Dt
chalrman, ...,. eompetiton mlllt lilD • lelal
doeummt :!f to become aetlft members If tlMJ are u a flnalllt.
Tb• ...... named 11111 Tall Orauae Coun·
ty wt11 ~ 1 mt the dab at the llila Tall In·
tema ~.July 5 la Leal Beach. 'For more Cirlnadan, caataet Ila. Spraiue
at 111-tSl'f or SSM'1&
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Up to 50°/o OFF
dick ~====;::: .. =Vernon's ~PUJ.A
Nl'WPOm' llA04 \p0rtl""'C111
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. m.I CAP) -Weit CDell rriH•tt l'IM'1UM ..._ u-
~· Drl.,er u....__
Gillian 1bomu, 18, an arm.Jeaa tba.lidomide victim.,
smiles from behind the wheel of ber specially-adapted
car, after reeelYlq aa adv~ driver'• license ID
Dyfed, Wales. Gillian, who wanta to be a taxi driver, has ~ lo,ged about 14,000 miles in her auto which hu all the
driving controls on the floorboard.
ederal Paperwork
[Costly to Susiness
,,
WASHINGTON (AP) -A MartinaYille, Va., eootractor bu
..u.mated that tbe cost of ~ home be bWlda la lncnued bJ an ~erase"' sn JUlt to pay for n.wnc out IOftl"DJDenl forms.
Jam• W. Severt. prmiclent of Nationwide Homee IDc., told tbe
te Small Bualneu Comm!Uee tbat b1a ftrm spent 172,..MS lD
••IH lut year to complete
,138 fonm required by federal,
state and local aovemmenta.
THAT TASK CONSUMED 19,349~ man-hours -a full
'year's work for 4'1'l of the com·
Lpany's 300 employees. Nlnety
•percent of the paperwork burden
••• required by tbe federal eov·
ernment, with at least 103
federal agencies making de·
manda.
Severt. wboee company bul.ldl
about 1,000 modular homes a
')'ear at ~rt~ ranstn1 from "°'000 to ,000, aald be found
lar1e UDOUllt ot duplicatlaD in
fOrma. He wu c:oanaced, be
i. •dded, "that at leut ball of
what Lt done Lt DOD·producthe
and aene. no useful purpose.'·
• ' SEN. GAYLORD NELSON,~
Wla .. cbairma.o of the commit·
tee, estimated 1s percent of eov·
!ernment·r=ed paperwork
could be al and that doinc
so would improve the quality of
tnformati.on. I
I
1i!Juffalo Top8
In Snowfall
.• ROCHESl'ER, N.Y. (AP) -
:tJpatate New York can clalm ~tiree of the nation's four
11JM>wlest big cltles ln the 19'10I.
"Buffalo led the pack with 1,108..8
Jncbes.
The snowfall~ for the
'oountry•1 50 laraeat
metropolitan areu wen tamed
'by Pete Cbuton cl the NatkJnal
Weather Service lD Rochester
and ScoU Thomu of radio sta-
tion WXXI ID Bochelter.
Second place went to
Rocbffttr with 1.07.(.2 J.nehes for
tile decade. and Salt Lab Qty
waa th1rd wttll 118.I lDebel.
•·Albany, New Yort'• capttAl, hid 699.1 inches for fOUJ'Qa place,
pu1bln1 Denver, wttb m.1 ID-cbea, tnto ftfth.
He noted. for example, that
seven pages of applications and
imtructiom for employers hlr·
ing part-time students at a
special minimum wa1e had been
condensed to five questions on a
postcard. At b1a request, Nelaon added,
the SBA will cut from 19 pqes
to no more than seven its form
on affirmative-action mloortty
hiriD& pro&ra.ma.
"Wl'l'llOVT aEDVCING the
lnform.ucn oec111Hry to auure
compliance wttb clvll·ri1bta
Ian, we wt.D Mft an eatimat.d
·•.ooo amaD nh111n1 tbe tJ'oD.
ble of comJ>letlq 12 pactS ol
paperwork/' Neboa aald. "U
stacked. thla la equinleGt to 13
stories ol paper."
Tbe federal government alone
requires businesaes to submit
305 millloo forms a year, con-
tainin& 850 million pqea and
more than 7 bUlloa questions.
Nellon eatimat-Ulla .. enoa8b
paper, U laid end to end, to
stretch around the ..,,-Id nearly
six times. The averace cost to a
small Amineaa Lt $1.270 a year,
Nelloa said.
. Milton D. Stewart. chief ad·
vocacy oounael of tbe SBA, told
the committee the SBA survey
found that lD 71 perceat of tbe
cases, a buaiDesa must spend
more time completlne a form
than the IOftJ'DllleDt estimated.
NELSON crn;D a regulation
imposed on the mail-order in· duatry •an ex.ample of 1overa·
ment rumdDI out of ccmtrol. n.e Federal Tnde Commtpt.oa re-
quirel eftl'7 direct Mllel' to pro-
vide a t-tro-pa1e noUe• of a
buyer'• rt1bt to cancel a
purcbae wWdD three da1I and
to let a fall refund wtthJ.D 10
days.
''Natiollwtde, over 1 bllllon •coouu«r torms were printed
and dlatrtbuted to produce
purchuer'I., but onl7 1 mtmoa -
or one out of nflf"I 1,000 -were
ever retmned," Nelson said.
''Put 8DOlber ..,, -mWioD -were printed at company u-
'1eme Ind were never uaed."
GM Told'to Recall
140,000 Autos
U.•lb lD''cllliftla ----.. COIDP•Hte wtt!a relatlft· 11 ...... _.,.. of eulta, ..,
~-o~tlDlwt'W ol WUJslalt.oD
NIMrcbln
~c-~= lo••t oaly 8'. l percent of
W atUnato• • 1 pop•latloa
claJ•ed ebW'tb mtmbenhlp. low91l of all IO ltatel,
OSSGON WAI aext lowest wttl *3.l ,..tet, fono.ecs by
Calllornla wttb M.f pettat,
AIUka wttb SJ .t pett'l'Dt and
Ha wall wttb • perClal. ·
JD eontraat. the Mormon •tnlalhold of Utab led the natkin wtt11 :11.1 perceat ol lta realdmt•
clalmlnl dH&reb mtmbenhlp, followed' lD Grdlr.,, LcKd118D.I,
Rbode Jallmd, North Deb&a and
Mlallulpp6.
CeUforala 11 tile natloa's te•r lD cu!ta wttb 117, the pro-
f-..on Mid. 1'be:Y deflned a cult
U All)' reli,:loua IJ'OUP with DOV·
el OJ' exotic practlcee.
WASBING'ION BAD 10 cult
headquarten, nnklDa the state
l ltb to the natian OD tJM buil ol
number ol cu!ta ID relaUoa to
population
Tbe rnHrcben• f1odin1s
were pr11mt.S to tbe American
A.aaoclaUae for the Advance-
mellt ol klmee.
Stark ud Ba1Dbrld1e COD·
elude tit.It alt~ Americana are not ._..,,,DI eu relilioua.
many .,.. 11 IHl\I alternatives
to or1am.d Nlieiaa·
THEY MID ONE reaaon for
relatively low c burcb
membenhlp lo the extreme
Weal may be a shifting and
transient population.
"Hilb populaUoo turnover is
extremely rough on the
eatabllabed church," they said.
The aodo&c>eUta cooteod that
oreanbed religions which coo-
centrate on spiritual beliefs,
rather than "maelcal pro-
mlaea," are the most likely to
survive.
"But ol coarse, many of the
new retiek1m are much more
malical than the churebes ewir were,•• Stark H.ld. ''They are
dead endl.''
TBE 8Tt1DY CONCLUDES
that DODe"' the n.atioa 's aiding cults Lt 1ikel)' to replace laoa·
eatabllabed f aJtba.
Stark and Balnbridge said
they used Dine independent
IOW'Cft to tabulate cult mem·
benhlp, includlDC profeuional
llatlo1s of aatrofo1ers and
PIYChica, oceult mquine sub-ICri~ llata, !'Olten of ''New Ase· book and food stores and
restauraata, reference boob of
or1aolratiom and Tranacenden·
taJ Medltat:ion membership lists.
AlamedaD..4
Mulla Suit
Over Laetrile
ALBANY (AP> -Tbe
Alameda Couty district al·
torney'• Clftke 1811 it Lt CGD-
1iderlD1 wbetMr' a lawsuit wUl
be filed IPimt • dlDlc auspeet.
ed of dl1pen1tn• tbe coa-
tronnlal drUI Laetrile.
BW l_., ~ attonle)'
from th• office s conaumer
fraud dlvlDaD, u1d tbe year-Gld
probe "lnd.lcatn IO far tlaat
Laetrile .. easy to 1et at tbe
dlDle."
TBS atCllQDION Center ta
All>••1 bu beea Wider ID· ........ llDee • patient dlec1
of eraald• polaoala1 In Deeemblt ma. Tbe Ba 1.-.
dro womu had Men tatt.na Laetrile. nteb eontatu the
poUon.
Court reeoed1 filed la
Alameda ~ Superior Coart
lDdleate UMt two law enf_...
meat aaenelu 1ua,.ct tit.at wonen. tbe dlnlc are~· ty ~ tbe c•••rned aid•
ea.Deel' ....
Tbe ---· ttata tUt .. drq ....... dlltrtbmed to •
leaat two underco••r la·
•..U.atorlwbo ~lt-
that ft -... dllpmHd --alber drul ...... 11.-to
paUma.
., ..... .............
Nuclear-1eoerated
electricity was called
the cheapest U.S.
ene_ray source
available by Robert
0 Anderson .
chairman of the
board of Atlantic
Richfield Co. No
otber source can
meet needs of 1880I,
be Aid.
fl
SONORA CAP> -A
hot-Count.1 Cold •l••t ud eoUM&or,
wbo tWmed. llS0,000 ===-~--== :s~,.:C:~.C.ee
W.Lall•wu
Wednetday ad
boOked CID tulpldan of
perjury ud t.uvaaee
fraud. dtputiM aakl.
La&VI! CLAIMSD
tbat a U.poud rock.
ce>otalo1Da aold wonh morw dulD IZ9D;OOO. waa
•toMD Sept. 11 from b1I
rural J ammtown boll)e alone with a number ot
olMr fO&d ti.ms.
Tb• DUll•t. wbteb alJO coatalned otber
mlnerall, lat.r turned
up ta • paper ba1 ouhide tbt 1berlff'1
otnce Od. 11. None of ---------th• otber 1old, which
LaRue said wu worth Teacher more than •.ooo. bu been found.
A•d Staff EIGHT D~YB after I e tb• rocll appeared.
Oeor•e W. Denny. a
Incre88e 8 net1bbor of LaRue·a.
was arretted and
SACRAMENTO <AP>
-Theft an more noa·
teachers worklDI In
California acbool
systems than there were
10 yean aco. and most
of them won ln apedal
prosnma, acconllnc to
a report to tbe
Legls>etaJN.
The report aald
California bu 20 per·
cent more ataff and
spends 30 percent more
in CODltaDt dollara per
pupil tbao tt did ln 1970.
said the ~rt by lbe
nonpartisan leplative
analyst's omce.
But mo.t of the In·
crease la paid for by
state and federal funds
for special pro1rams
such as tboee foe di.lad·
vantaced. handicapped
and bU1ngual students,
the report said.
Between the 1'70.71 and 1JJ7I. 79 school years,
tbe report said, DOD·
celtifted emp&o,ees tn-
c re aaed 41 perceDt,
~= became ot the ln teacher aldel;
teachers locreaaed 4 percent: adminiatrat.on
increued 8.1 percent;
and public service
personnel, lncludlnc
counselors and
psycbok>C1AI, mcreued
27 percent.
cbaraed with lbe
bur1lary. LaRue baa
been cbar1ed wltb
perjury for bis tHUmony lo Deniay'a
October preHmlnary
~artnc 00 the bu.ralary
cbar1e. Tbat case is pend.la&.
LaBue wu cbar1ed
wUb ln.aurance fraud
because be Uated tbe
value of the rock at
$250.000 on bis $25.000
bomeowner'a lnsuraoce
p o li cy, s h e riff 's
s p o k es m a n M a r k
Bennett said.
STATE AND pnvate
lab teats showed the
rock was a fake. Bennett
u ad
When told of the
findings, LaRue said
"I've alwa~ aaid t..b.t
the nu11et mi1bt be
k>w·crade Sold. but I've
beeu offered IDOft than
$250,000 more tban
once."
LaRue bad lt
manufactured by tbe
Haw• P\atm& Company
in Oakland aeYeral
yean qo, Bmnett said.
Retired company owner
Jobn Alexander told
investlpton be coated
tbe rock twice with
about Sl worth of aold
a.od wu paid S30 for the
service.
Big Boom .
For Big Al
8JIOB80WA&DI I
NASHVJU..B, Ten.a. (A.P) -.,I dcm't •at' to
bear l\deel,'' .. Al ~..,.. ...... career to eomrtry muae. •Jun an oeeulollal boom." ·
Alter fcnft lDto dlleo, rock 'D' roll, rtaJtJsm
ud bl.-Md IOloel mullet Downlal bM Mcolne
OM ot the few black liapn m commy mmie.
DOWNING, •. BM BAD 1WO IONGI NaCh tbe Top 2D ol tbe CGQl1try mudc cUIU tbe put
year -"Mr. Joaea'' aad
"Touch Me."
811 lucee91 b.a tnaend
comparlsona witb Cbarley
Pride, coqntry muale'a No. 1
black star.
• .. ...,_ M_}', ·you•n trylDI
to be 'DCJCber CIW'ley Pride.• or
·1 lcmt awit1 Pride &Del yau
sound Just Uke blm,"' aald
DoWD!q, a blue cowboy blll
and lhlDy brvWD boota fGCb. OOW.•• ID& hla •foot-3. 2'75-DOQDd frame.
"It's not my lDtenUoo to be anoCber Oaarley
Pride." be aald. ··we're ditrerent; bl.a Yale. .. Ulbl
and mine la real bn6rntn.. I write all o:ay material
and I don't t.b1nk bedOa'.
TIU; GENIAL DOWNING, WllO LIVBB lD
Spencer. Mau., bu eaeountered no prejudic. lD
tbe mostly white coantry music b*•h mm.
.. I've been to Louislaaa and Alabama, all
thoee placea, and all colon come up and bui me. I
think it you are sincere ln your music, coiOr bu DOtb..lnc to do wltb tt ...
Just four yean a10. Downiaa bad a No. 1 diaco hit in the United States ad l:arope, .. 111 Be
HoldJn' On." But the record COCDPU7 n1Dd.ated
with it folded ud be ~ made • penay olf the
IODC
''Dltco is too much of .--------
a rat nee ... be aa.ad, ea:· cN~UE\ fc!:~:!°L&:;y u!f ~: SOUND J
muaac. "U you have ooe
hit but don't have two or three mon. you're forsot·
ten in two mootba And the martet la flooded wttb
people. I've Sot to have room to breathe."
NOT LONG ArrEa BIS omoo bit, be wu 1.n
a recordi.na studio ck>wnin& around and •inOn«
couot.ry musk. A record producer liked It and
Downinl bepn cutttnc country ...... ··Alf my llfe I've been •anti.DI to 1et Into COUD·
try m~.·· Downin& said lD an lnterrie1r over
breakfast before tapinc the "Hee Haw" aYDdiHted
t.elevilaon abow .. But I never could cet anyone in-
terested ID me u a cowitry artiat.''
hi tbe ..... Down.lDi ... prtm.arlly a rbytbm
and bluee and rock ·u' roll ainlef. Prior to that. be
aaai &IJlpel mmk wttb ~ ol hla family. All
told. fie'i .... u,1111 pnJf*ioa": for 25 JUl'S. ''It'• beeml a loq, hard pull tbe .,,,.., , " be
aald. .... •~.I'm '1ad I dldn' t Ila" Reeeu
earl)'. I waald hue come • wWa • CwMDw and faDC)' a:altl ... apmt all ..... ...., for natbtn1
uNOW, I DON'T NZBD BAT !O ~I'm
soccaatul. I can a.it back and eQjoy it rather than
IO out and lift real hleb. An1bow, I'm a Capricorn
and we're~ lat.er tn Ufe. .. EMml 1.kent bot ... and wartdq ln'80'
days a week taqbt me to be bumble IDd take
no«htnl fw puted. llUlic baa been ID edQcatioa ·
it· a t.aUCbl me a lot." '
I Shop
the Daily Pilot
and Save!
1 'm happy because I /ound the ' lowest food
pnces in town -with the help of the Daily Pilot.
By u.!ing the Daily Pilot food section. I reoUy
DAI LY PILOT
,•
"MUST you oount them fNfJ/fY ttme you
lmeil my homemade soup?"
'SHOE
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MOON MULLINS
MISS PEACH
THE FAMILY CIRCUS by Bii KNne
''f'f oJre right, Mommy. The good fairy didn't
• do the ironing while we wert out."
by Ferd & Tom Johnson
IT'S A NEW PERFl.JME
Ms BUTTERUP~IDWAS
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Rogers in the 25th Century" and Erin
Gray is Col. Wilma Deering. The show
airs tonight at 8 on NBC, Channel 4.
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Robert Walier plays the Navy emlan
made f.moua l.n the play and movie
.. lllater Roberta" ln tJlil .equel movie
with Burl Ives.
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mo1t prollftc lriventor. u presented. Erle
Sevaretd narrat...
NBC e 10:00 -The Rockford FUel.
James Garner wioda up h.ia aix-year career as a private eye with th1.I epiaode. (see story below).
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by Armstrong & Baltulk
Garner Closes the Boekford Files
: BJ JEUY BUCK
• LOS ANGELES (AP) -Jim
_ Rockford, the laidback private eye,
.. solves bi.a last case tonJeht as "The
Rockford Files" abruptly ends ita
nearly six-year run on NBC (Channel
'4 at 10) because of the senous illness
of star James Gamer.
Tbe series shut down production at p end ol November when Garner,
5.2. was unable to
report for work at ' t
Uni versa! Studios.
Garner had '
already said that
this seasoo would
be the last for
. Rockford , who
· loathed guns and : violence but was
. always dragged
: into the fray. He
:• WU a little seedy. OMU8
: cut corner•, :-waa always in trouble with the law, ,.-. .
.and WU a peremaiaJ lCJMr acept
iwben it ca.me to IOl"ring bl.a cues.
Meta Rosenbers, executive pro-
ducer of '"!be Rockford Files," said
Garner ls aufferinl from a stomach
virus, ulcers and sinusitis.
"HE HAD A VDIUS for about two
months," she said. "A severe
stomach virus. And be worked all the
time. He never quit and it debWtat.ed
him completely. He got a bed ulcer
and si.nuaitis and be was really lick,
ju.at generally sick, and the doctor
said be bad to stop.·'
Ruman began to circulate after
Gamer failed to report for wol'k that
be WU tenn1nally Ul.
But a source cae to the actor Mid.
"He l.an't term•HllY ill, which is
wbat a lot of people were IOrt of
believing. He ls lick. He'll recowet . but it'll take 10tne time."
• as. &OSENBESG aaJd the
rumors probably atarted became
Garner bad •i•lted tbe Scripp1
Medleal CmtM' lD La Jolla.
She uld Gamer WU DOW ftSt1DI at
bi.a home.
"Tbe Rockford Files" ... a COD·
si.atently popular show, ahboucb It
wu seldom lD the Top 10 in tbe rat·
inp. It bad been a Friday m,bl fix.
tu.re OD NBC a1nce September Ur74 -
alt.bou&b it WU ODCe a.ired briefly OD
Saturday -and cao.. out with lts
flnt and only 11mnday appearance.
NBC bad planned some time qo to
move the 1bow to Tbunday, but
bepmins oat week ita lime alot will
be fiDed by a new aeries, '-skq,"
starrtna Karl Me .....
GA&ND BBCAJIB pri•ate eye
Jim Boddord after' an ataempt at
plaJinl • blnHl-tbe-ceablr7 lberiff ln .. Nicholl." Earlier, be helped tum
the TV Ml'I• .. Manrtd" 1ato a
minor claule wltb Ida portn;Ja1 of
Brett Kawriek. He weal cm t.o star' ~
sucb movies u "Support Your Local
Sheriff," ""'lbe Amertc•nlgetjon qi
Emily" and "Grand Prtx."
• 'Rockfon1'' 11.lDed much ol ita di8-
Unctklo from a oumber ol memora-
ble aupportin1 cbaractera .. Noala Beery played "Rocky," R.odford'a
father, who clucked over him 11.ke a
mother hen. Stuart Maraolin wu
Angel. a coo man whose schemes
always backfired and tot Rockford la ..
trouble. Joe Santos wM Ll. Dmnla
Becker. Rockford's police cont.act
and tbe only cop wbo ever bad a kl.s
word ror Roclcfcrd..
Mn. Roeeaberg aaid Gamer bad a
contnct wttb NBC fOI' a oew Ml'Ma
and probably would take • ,_.. oil
before ret1lrDlDI lD Sep&ember 1111
wlt.b a DIN lhow.
Garner wlll continue 'in bis c
lucraUn Job aa apokeamu for
PolU'06d. and, meanwbile, Roddonl
wtll ret&lrD to NBC Ulla summer u
reruns.
i PBS Aims Its Cameras at the Media
fllHI N tile •• .,.
Remember Dawn Wells? Sbe beat out Raquel
Welch for Uae role of Mary Ann oo Gillipn'a
bland. Nowabe's touring the country with Neil
Simon's p1-)r .. Chapter Two ...
Oark Cries Foul
Over Music Show
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' ltreWD .... -d1nctor a. Albeltlea and b1a
f call toAMi6C •
.. ,... tM Clllllral fta1ll'm -a bllDd Y'OaDI
woman IDd tbe nd.red doctor IDd blt wtte wttb wtaom .a. UYel -Ute plQ ba been poDulated fron:a the .. mr•tery'1 m. drawer 1a een.
tra Cutinar. Tbere are the
atout-bearted IUitor, the Dal-..
10QDI maid, the omlnons be-
dyman, tbe •1bod1 .s,bbor
and the reat.ra1ned police in-
1pector, all staples ol the 1eme.
Tbe point of conflict -
which takes an et.emlty to de-
velop -la that someone ta
systemld:lc&UJ elim.lnatinc all tbe "imperfect"
people ID a aecluded Engllab town, and the blind
heroine ii nat on the liat. A Frederic Knott or an
Ira IAvtn eould have formulated a flrat-rate chiller
from thta premise, but Carmichael lacks their
playwrttt.aa lift.a.
THE STANDOUT PE&ll'OUIANCE la de-
tiftACI bf Mellua Pegeen Jobmoa u tbe terrified
blind Pl lllD .1obDIOD handles ber alPtleunesa
witb aplomb llDd beJlen!IWt,y, and relates well to
' tbe otlMn e'ftlD ID moment.a 1D01t bnplaUllble..
Art Wmalow ponra,. tbe doctor with quiet
autborftJ, wtdJe Patricia C!aney Bunon ta leea ef.
feetl•e, aaW hilr welHmacted dlmactic aeqgence.
Tbe role at tbe lo9'e intereat, the 10Ulll man wbo
courts the bllnd llrl, la sketchily drawn and aballowlJ interpreted by Ed K1rkland.
Katbr>'n LeJ• ltrlk• a w1nD1q note u the
ruatlc maid, ampll.fytq her rather atereotyped
character. Lorraine· Mc Williama, on tbe other
band, overplays her part as the nei&bborbood
snoop outrageously, placing ft out ot sync with the
others.
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Weellendl, Fridan .oa SaturdQ'I at 8:30. at the
theater, '1272Map)eSt., WeatminltA.!r. • ANOl'll&ll llYBTE&Y DllAJIA will be com-
lnl OW' way in two more weeb when the Cost•
Meta Clvlc Playboule unffila Ha production of
"The Uninvited." Cutin1 for the show baa been
announced by dlrector Patl Tambelllni.
Kathleen Costello and Mike Frym wt1J play the
leading roles ol a brother and lilter who purchaae
a remote cottage oo the New EDI.land coast.
Otben ID the cut are Elisabeth Tierney, Peter
SlmiJut, Robbi Scboooover, Pat Knioe, Gennie
Klein, Ron Moeller , J ack Murray and Bobbie
Troutman.
''The Uninvited" opens Jan.. 25 for a four-
weekend nm at tbe Civic Playbouae on the <>ranee
Coanty Fatrcrounda, playtnc Fridays and
Saturdays at 1:30. A.dunce reMnatioaa are bet.Di
taken at 75'-SUB.
C~A&.D -Di~ Alex Kobe wlll bold audltiom Monday oigbt to compl~ the cast of
"Seven Daya ln May" for b is Showc ase
Productions .... tryout.a will be beld al 7:30 in the
17th Street School auditorium, 7521 Westminster
Ave., West.m.in5ter, and several male roles are
open for military types .... the drama opens
March 7 .....
'Thanks a Lot, George'
Sepl'• Exi,t ~ts DuJley Moore's Stock
j ~ .. 'IBOllAS "' BOU.1fOOD <AP> -WI.a llllllt.-~Selala
of=Q:rt.am. eanL DadleJ Moan ·amw~. &ec.i. ,. .., neaD. wallDe4
.-tiat of 0 1#' lbad11 befare tbe BIU• Bdwarda eomed1 wu • tdliM9W to belin p~
J!:4warda pnmptlJ placed a JelllMM eall to bi.I LrtrJer and
&beD. to DlllDeJ Moore. the multi-. ~ BftOthman wbo seems t.ota11Y mlib Oeoqe SepJ.
••J liad bown Blab ID a ll'OUI>
tber•J>Y elaH we both at-tended," laid Moore. "Be told
me later tbat be beard a lot al
the ebaneter ID '10' aa I talked
lntbepvap."
'l'llB mY1S PROVED to be
tbe •UIPriM eomed1 succea at
11"19 ad prvpelled lloon 1Dto
the rartned nnb ot ltan Who
can cl.raw mare than '1 miWon
for a IDOfte A1ar7. Be ta cur-
~ flllllldQI b1a aeeoad star-rlna role ID .. WboD.Y lloee:a! .. , a
Cohlmtlla Plc:tm. nJeue pro.
d.e.d by Preddle Plelda and
Daflcl J! 't'man before tbe later ~ lJecome praddeat d
M roa cm lather from the ti-1le, ~._, •• la not the
ordiDar7 tlDd of blbUcaJ epic. Nor la It •ue of Brian. .. Moore
lDlbta. Be plaJa llencbel. a Jolal~ eaatemporuy d
llOMS. l....me Newman, DOW
read7 for prim• Ume after
aenice on .. SatardaJ Nl&bt u ..... ...,..,.. .. bla wtfe.
• GUJ Wela. allo ol •ISatardaJ n1 Nl01 Uw. .. Ill • ...,,,, Id.I dlbat m leatmw dlrecUDa • eut that
--tacladea Jamn Coco. Paul
Sud, .Jobe Rouaemu, Jack
Gilford. Dam Dllalle, 11.Wh.ae
Kalm, J.S Albert9on, Richard Pryor, JobD Bitter ad Pbil
Sllftn.
)
WSAUNG ma Beraebel
robes to the Burbank StodM>
commilllary, Moore maintained
tbat bi.I life baan't chanced wtth
lbe aueeeM at ''10'' -''tbe ume
ritaa) lelf~t\on at 5 Lm., the aazne aacriftce al 7. ••
Beeeutb' be evm stood in l1De at
a theater iD IUbarblll W•twoud.
waltlnl to tee "10."
••1 did set a little embunsled
wbeD people at.arted :or:••1 me," be said. "J wUUlt u
happy wbm the manager toat
pity on me and aald, 'You can
come on JD. Mr. Moore.' "
Moore bu IOld Im London
boule and la DOW a determined
Callfornlaa. At U be baa
laa.a.cbed a wbole new w u
a leadtDI man. a poeltioD that m1lbt aa& be eQeCted of a man 11 .. ,.., two blehee tall.
•ooan CAll£Bll thus far
baa beeD bMnclllJl1 •aried. Ban ...,. i.... to. nllloecl ~
tikiaa *a ID1lllcal ~.be
1Mrnec1 pi.mo -.a .-iotin ..v
and by w .... plQtq the ...
for cburcb weddinp at $15. He
atadied orsm • Odard .,. toot a ~...._iDJus: lie
t.oan4 U. U.S. wWa a combo
after zr;-••etkln, almost mQtne the Samnn abow, aceontmi tobb~.
In 1160 ll0ore combined
talents witlt Peter Cook,
Jonathan llllUer and Alan Ben-
nett la a aatirical revue • • Beyood
tbe l'riQle, '' which became tbe rec• o1 Landan and then New Yort. Coak and Moore later
partnered ID the revue "Good
Eventnc" and ID a morie, "Tbe
Hound of the Bultervtlles."
Moore allo wrote and starred in
"Thirt)' ta a Danaeroua Age,
Ci!Jbia,.. and appeared in
" uded" wtlb Raqael Welch
and ''The Bed SIW..., Room''
with Rita TuaMnitiam.
"Foul Play" wu Moore's first
American film ~ be played a
swtncer with a roomful of qu1.rb'
to)'I. 'JbeD came ··10.' •
WHY DID n prove so suc-
ceutul7
"Became it wu fUIUlY and m-tertalnial and lt bad a cbaracter
the people CaD idmtify with.''
Moon tbeclrilied. ··~ the
flllUlJ tblno um happened. the
cbarac:t« Ud a eon, and the re-alltJ madl tbe bmDor more coo-
vlDclq. I think a baalcally atralaht character can 1et more
wa,111 m oumceoaa aituatiam
than ao oat.-and.-comic.
'"lbll wu tbe ftnt Ume that I
bad p!Qed a role that wun't a
character or a caricature. Fol'
tbe put eaaple at pan I bne
beea tr)1nc t.o move in that dlne6mi. and I'm ~ted '10'
camealcml.''
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'Good Sliotc'
Singer Debby· Boone la concratutated by Bob Hope after her performance on Hope's up-
comm, TV special. The abow wu taped at
Ambaaador CoUeae in Pasadena with the
proceeds to benefit the Bina Crosby Youth
Fund.
Hellman's 'Watch'
Splendid Revival
BJ llA.BY CAllPBELL
NEW YORK (AP) -Tbe flrst Broadw.y open-m. of 1980, or any other time, la a perfect time to
open a well-crafted revival ol. Llllian Hellman's
ltroni play about individual moral.a in world
pollt!ca, "Wat.ch on the Rhine."
Such a revival opened 8t the John Golden
Theater, t.nnaferred intact from presentation in
the fall at the Loo& Wharf Theater in New Haven Conn. '
THE PIA Y, WllJCB rlJ'St opened on Broadway
i:n an. 11 llet in a larse, gradous American borne
i:n 19'0.
One house guest ia a German in the anti-Nazi
underlJ"OUD(L A.notber is a Romanian count who is
smart, broke and without principles rather tban
evil.
The count intenda to blackmail the German
and sell bs astute guess about him to the Nui.s as
well.
The grande dame of the house, who uses her
brain mostly for quips and eOISip, and her lawyer
son never expect.eel to be mixed up in international
rights and wrongs. Their awakeninl is as interest· me aa the main battle.
JAN JONEil, THE erande dame, delivers the
play'• wittiest llnea in an imperious but no\
qQruloua manner and la the star of the evening.
And all the women are eood: Ma.)' Foearty u a quict-toaped old French bomebeper; fralile
JW Eikenberry, who decides ftDallJ to d:lwrce the
count becaule she buo't liked him for yean; and
Joyce Ebart. who la mat.emal toward bu German
buaband.
Harri.a Yulin la the most successful of the men,
a complete character as the count. ~rge Hearn
15 much better t.a1k1ng tenderly with bis family
than be iJ suggesting tbe undereround fighter that
he iJ away from them.
MELODRAMA, which direct.or Arvin Brown
kee1>9 mostly away, 11eep1 in with Joel Stedman.
Either bis lines aa the lawyer aoa, carpln& at bis
mother or being a stout fellow, aren't as aood as
other cbarac'tera' or he doesn't feel comfort.able
with them.
Producers are Lester Osterman, Marc
Howard and the Kennedy Center lo uaocialion
with Spencer H. Berlin. Miss Hellman attended the
openlna.
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pea1'&11C9 to OW tare DpJDMte a d:laaee to
m-4. But b,y iha tl.ml 10'I reed tblil, tbe multi·
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year and a bait.'' lbl added. ''I like tbem lbart..
tall, fat, tbtlL DoelD't mau.r •Jana u tbe7 sot
penooalttyl
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agne. QuotiD8 lAnll1 ~ be wd. "Comedian.a
bate to see other comedlam I« laucba." Claims
Canon: ''There are eertaiD IU)"I wbo really av.ffer
when they eee other comedlaaa really ICOrinc. ··
Job.nny aaya be doean't -but be knows many com-
ics where the competltioo . amooc them la just
ferocious. "'llleY tali aboGt frimdabip, but a lot ol
them would kJU eacb other," aaya Canon
"There's 80IDethlnl bl&arre." be inailla, "about
gu,ya wbo do comedy.''
Q: Dlclll't ....... Val llM die a •lllU·
mll.Uoulref Alld tr'-.-all Ida m1ae1'! -&.
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the film idol died from pertdonWa lo 11215. be waa
$200 .000 ln debt, altbou&h be had eamed over ~
million during b.ia brief career. He wu onl7 a1 at
the time ol bi.a death -and t.be pnu and public
treated the h.appenlne like a national diaat.er.
There were nots in the streets. scores were ln·
Jured -and at least baU a docen women com·
mitted suicide. Valentino aocleUea still f1owiab to-
day -and there continues to emt an eoonnous
amount of interest 1n "The Screen's Greatest
Lover ··
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of alp la Im a.e.e. Wlaat .._ It aay! -A.
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Palm Sprinf,a bome. ---~ JIOIO" qwlhotu to H11 Ganbwr, "Glad Yott
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volume of moal mokie1 ptTIOllGl ""*' l1l'lpl!Alble.
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Ba. many extru with
manicured, proleuioo&J·
ly laodsc~ and feoced grouods wmhle i.t.
Walk t.o ~· pan,
pool and taum. Ele&ant
bvmg at moderate cost.
~~ BeaCh Rec1tty .
1w.111•nac•1m1c1uc1 "'"
COMI WITH UI. .te oua Of9t HOllllll
I. ..DOW"""•• 11 IOIB r t 1 r .t.w: I
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J. costA MBA •11 lUrl. s.a le*•• ..._ c ..... New c111111Jte4. 1611 ........
0,. M/W/s-.... :lo Sia .. s I 11.000
lllPOIT BEACH 15Ml11
••U& SHOllS OCUJlllOMT A fantastic view of the beaut. blue
Pacific. Private steps from your own
door to the community beach. Ex-
clusive area with a 24·hour security
gate. Spacious contemporary home
with 4 bdrms. formal dining, fam rm.
recreation nn. study, 31h baths. Spa &
built-in fish aquarium. $1,200,000.
WESLEY N. TA noa co.. .....
JlllS-Jn;' ... loed N_E'W_J'POlrT __ cana, M.'9 '44-4910
IAIGAIM rtttel
Wea Jocmed 3 Bedroom. 2 Batb 2·story with
forced air beat. Built-lo
ldtcbm, ck>H to com·
muaity pool " walk lo sbopsJiDc. The carpelin&.
drapes.. " pamt a.re less tbm one year old. The
RL:dl.ulf ~ Re:11iy
l •'"' tk.111 \ l ll liH'
' • b. \ 1 JOO
, , .> ............... , ....
UDO
Ilg C.,• Spectarular
VERSAILLES
model {eatur1ng
dramatic entry wtth
winding suspended
stalr c ase overlook·
ing s pacious Jiving
room. Complimented
by 4 bedroonis. 4~
baths, circular
garden ldtdJm wUb
eating area. FonnaJ
dlnla1 room, lux·
uriooa muter r.ult.e,
three car 1ara1e.
Wide OS-~ ol golf course and
~nt.im from au raoms. Call for ap-
pojnt ~
400ll7"~ FOi AU price ia $75,800. You read c.M llUS at rigbt. Better call
dt:J#h ~::::~1T
3 Bdrms . 2 baths. Wllb
separate apt. On Lido
lsle QwMr Yt'f'Y neubie
on financmg A real steal
at $43).000, or ma.lte of
fer
RC1.1ylorCo
• ~ \ ' ' )~ )( j
HUGE •••
... 20X20 'Open beam famil7 room maa. tb1s NewJJt Hla/Cll bome a ~ Superb Jlride ol
owoenbip. Start tbe ye.dabt-Call~12Zl
Hsve 80rDffhlac c.o .. u?
0ee!&d .. do it well.
macneb I Irvine
reeltg
A SUBSIDIARY OF
THE IRV1NE COMPANY
tPROPERTIES 1
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CSELECT
TPROPERTIES
l.IWtC..-....
11lil dmaw ta • eaod
-.... I..up lot and CllWDll' will belp ftDaaee.
Call aow HI. 100.
~
.
tNhelc-.n
R~·al Estate luc
..-nMM.DR ForY_.Hen
DIVORCE' MUST SELL!
Topar. Lake area ,
Nevada. New 2·•lY.
l&Wt. loc borne. lbr.
2ba. heavy sbaU root.
22> elect.. water, M!1Jtic
ta all ID. Level 1+ ac.
Good roeda. Wu •.soc>
11..a.ed \0 W,500 for cpc* Ide! All ft.rm t:A·
fera .ts tams cocWdered.
OnrN.B. n.....s-10e
UHDAISU
3 BR wltb 80' slip
815.000.
601 UDO
Waterfront coodo.
SUPER DUPER
DUPLEX
1980 INVESTM EN't I
OLD CORONA DEL
MAR ! Aaaume Ill at
7 5%. Owner-wW carry
2nd or .tell oo contract' ec.,y 2 Bdrm bouw wrt.b 3
8dnn lmll ln bact South
d Hwy and both wrtb
acme ba,y ~ C.ll
Wendy Beam
87S-6lOO
19IOSPICIAL
Thi.a ''pnced lo aell ..
cozy CdM duplu 1s
l'WU..l:n& just the r1 girt
owner to make tl
bkuom Try a C"OOtract
of sale or tb11t super
~ l.D lovrly CdM
ROGBtS REALTY
67S.231 I
1024 .......................
· ! .,. HERITAGE
. • REALTORS
MODOWMYA
e.t Nartb eo.ta lllesa locltiaa.. ~ to So.
co.i.t Plaza. Walk to all
9dloots. tq (aml.ly room,
a11 bltm and rtreplace
RV~OurVAu
pma will help yeu mow
in. Appra.laed by VA at
116.000. Call S4&-.5llllO
'-~ '~· HERITAGE . . <· REALTORS
HUIOlt YllW HI.LS
Immaculate 3BR + family rm.
home on Jg. corner lot w/room for
pool. 3-car garage. Priced to sell at
$249,000. Rosemary Myers 644 6200.
(V-59)
So.C..t ..... Ar'90
2 Bdrm., 2 bath coodo lo
nlltic Mttina; rec. room.
pools, 1pa. pet.a 0 .K New carpet.a, drape1,
.,.mt. •.sioo -'Terms". A(ll!d M).5158[)
Higbly upgraded. Spec· ....... :be oolt ..
tacular Vlews. $450,000. .... For Al
--------642-823S
901 Oover Drive
«el Coldwell Banker
PalME-nfMI Location in Baycrest. 5 bedroom
home. large family room and
formal dining room. Three car
garage, poolalze lot plus the
availab!!!.\rngof financing for a PRIME price of S3"15.000.
llARINA PACIFICA.
Lan& Beacb. 1 Br. den.
l~ba Coodo. $U4,SOO.
Walerlroot Comm.
•l •llP •vall. Bkr
~
3 Bdrm Lu1k bit
llallbu on larae
private corner lot
w/11>• off master
bdrm. sm.ooo.
*Cote Realty
& Investment
640-srn
2w•1f•Ollf"-1
5 BR 4 Ba custom
waterfront home s
w/17s31' pvl docks.
Priced $195,000 lo
Sl.OM.000 direct Crom
buUder. For deta.a.la OD
dme bamel &Dd appt t.o
aee, call Carol Hoff. ...
JUSTUSTID!
IALIOA
Oldee b:aliaa! Dehixe
_..: I bdrm.I., 2 be.
9 ;_ 2 bdrms. down.
ft'plC. eecb UDiL 2 C.r t:!:i wllb opener. ..... ..,,,... .....
•'71-7060•
1006
s .....
EQjoy outdoor fun all
)"9IU' laD& wtt.b tbe rear
HEATED POOL 4' SPA
featured in this 3
bedroom home. Larze
ooroer lot with covet'ed
patio, aprloli lers .
lmide... muntry k.itc.beD with eating bar.
fireplace. Don't mis1 !
S12l.OOO. Call~ 1720
TAil8llL -·
DICo.ATOIS
DllAM
1bil t..uUtuJ.ly decorat-
ed eoado near So. Cout
P\ua futures 2 Bdnm,
2 t.tb. new carpels, wall coverla11. ceramic
tlaart ad RV access. A
aut to aee. For more in·
farmatioa call~-
.-! =-HERITAGE
. . REALTORS
HJlJSE POR SAL!
BY OWNER
.tar. pcd_ lleM o.I Illar
JI, r N,.,f,[JRl',f)f",t
I Hf-l~",
551 -3000 .
""-. ftrm at $110.000. (W«ll0Cllrid4De caado; 3 Br,
Sl>,llQO chm. owner wW 1.amac. P811io. Walk to
flnanu, Prlo 0011. everytblnll $94,900
&4%-ttot dya, $5f.I020 ... e¥S. ~~~~~~~-
&M8St0.000
CBAAIONG E. SIDE
Doll HM.. Prtn oa.1y. owe
2nd. '1fon 't lat, call DOW
ql.Gl-0.
tieADB.MAA suuoo.
Jbr. fam rm, Zba, Ire
belf.ed pool. dnt. value
ZflZ1 Fraads Lo 546-2223
........ eo.dltto.
Very atrndJ\'e &Dd apot
Ima. Best bu;y lor todays
marta. Just lated for a
mere $105,000. Call
~
FOREST e·
OLSON ·-....... .
-Walkr.r & lee
u.. ., .. '° •.
Ealtlide. s br. z be.
frple.. bamac. S1SO mo.
IUOO opt loo money.
• 2be + dea.. 2 pet ..
sum n. ao.n .,,sio By
CJIWDI' prin ODly .....,.
W.aaA ldfl•..,.
Adami lldl 4Br 2~.
bltbly uperaded
S159,500 or lease at
S750mo . Own /Agt
SCZ.3454.
WAMTED2/laa Cub. prin only.~
DBRlDGE CONDO
S!J0.000. 3Br, 114 ba
Sl8.DOO dn. Assume lat
TD Owner will carry
2nd Agt Bill 951-3111
e\9,~dya
Contewaporary
Desi
la the out!!ndiog
featUtt of this lovely
Candahwood Model in the
Deane Homes 4 Bdrm . 3
ba. plul ram rm. Wal.Uo
pool,~. park & shop-
pmg.
New llodular T ype
Hamm. prt comanaly.
2 lldla, K br secunty. _.leU.lac OK. From -.-..n--eWand
...... Home Pt. :m>l
So. a-Hwy Lapn.a
Buda, R.111 .P . (110 -.am.
fC).'JaWorM).1V71 I-~~~~~~~
4 Bed Rm. Kesa Verde SALE. 3 ocean-view
°'"1. P'lD. at lO'lt with decb. CUSTOM 381".
l.5'J. down 211-4»~ 2~ u&.uraJ cedar ext
a..z
JUSTUSTID
M 'xl'3' w/t>eauUful
tnlel-2200 1 f . 3 BR 2
Ba, reO>Odeled home.
Feoced for privacy.
Emwde. Sl.31..900 Ruth l.A&ft.. RJtr. ~
Dm.,... 1026 ....................... .......,..
Spectacular hilltop
b.lmm. 2012-3206 sq ft
Oale lo Mario.a Selva
Rd 4t C&Ue La Pnma
"'8"a. $18.000 to ~.000.
&n-.IWID; ..... Bklr.
.. '/•INdl 1040 .......................
WALITOSUIF
ft'G:D Wt super 3br. 2be.
Townbome w '•ec
P'•.pool ape, • tmais crta..
Sk;ybJl:U. WOOD. plaob
1nDde. J1Ull co.op. 3<;;. •
1114% A.l.T D. Sobm1t
dn. Al#. F.d McKeUar.
'1S2· UD7. Ot-5302.
OPIN SUM. I z...c
Steps to beach &
downtown. 2 BR 2 ba
Condo. $13S,OOO. 251
LowerQi.tf l>l". 4N-'1754
llCH&WilM
Walk t.o beech from thlB
Nortb Laguna custom 2
Bdrm 2 bath bome with
maputicmt coast.al and
City liibt view. llasaive
hvmc room with 11owio&
wood Doon. S250.000.
don osen
r •. '~ t.llf""
121.S N. Coast Hwy
LqunaBeacb .., ....
.,... PlaeeJDc.IG-7411 IWl!l~ 1050
LOoecSaooD
Im6dlt • out. Nlce 3br,
2ba, Near scbool1 • =~I· Full price
~ P*le, 1.Dc. IG-1411
am. to bMc:1a tn tbe ''Old I ... ,_. IOU Bu.otlaa&oa" area., _____ _
""'-' JBr, ZBa home w/lar19 mut.r aulte.
lrplc • aauy eat-ln kllc6. $121.0IO. ~. .............
CiJ Coldwell Banker
.: •CINYOll ~ ......... -....... _eq.ft.t\o ..... ~ betlla. p . ........ .
~ 111SJAllS co.
573-1761
LIDOISU
"· 3&.y. early Calif. 3 BR. den. 3 ba., Uv. rm. w /fpl,
-. • beamed cell. Co1y ,.tlo. Walk to beach;
club • tenni• fa cl 1. ~t &115.000. Call
,. IOSSION REALTY
4N-0'7l1
A .... , iW:ht 1-.ad Id
1 Ma ~ I d Ulvlltm111t
p 1ra oc>-1,.01n addJn1 to ~our ....-one. Toda1. owner proYkW flntneln1 lt •~•llable on many pro~ -· iara • amall. Some o1 oun are:
•TwO llftlta. 1' down. Allum. I 'Jli
VA IOln on AJTD •Duplex. Tak OYer a:llt1nl loan at
1014 4Jt. Onei' mQ cam 2IMl at 11 "'· •TriPta. Oner w\U cam on comr1ct
wlthl.1 down.
•Four ublta. ~ down and owner wUI
carry all~ • our ualta. Be creatlve·trade.
contnct or A.ITD. Own r will asallt I
•Twelve unlta. Plus land for e more.
~down. Owntt will carry balance
at t°"'. •Sixteen untta. Owner will carry on
contract ol sale.
•Twenty-one units. 29% down. Owner
will carry balance al 11%. Leu than e.sxerosa .
•Thirty units. Owner financing at 1~.
Take the time toda~ to set up an
appointment with one of our hil(hly
trained staff to discuss your invest·
ment future.
'
9UAIL PLACE
PROPIRTIIS, IMC.
. 17141752·1920
_'16,.ctacular H;;:bor HCMlses For S. ... 1•Prop1rty 1400 ~ md&e CoDdD.. a.-Sellln.I •• ••• •• • • • • • • ......... • .. •••••• .... •••••• • • ••
:"\ •Y owner. $325,000. Mm.,.tlHcll 1069 ,,_ • ..._ ... 4. •a ~ .. -................... LM:llll••
(• NPTcUsrCONOO Newl.Y teiuodeled &bop-
-
-1...--, w1 ten· .... '1IW ~ center la Costa
----S.,.. to beadL New 4 baa aultaa avail•· •; l'roatprtmeloutioo. Bdrm bome nearlac ~ for immediate oc ~.om Is Catalina view. c:ompleUaD. BulJder wtn ~from ~1440 sq
'$ a-tift ftnaDc.. at lK beJp flaaace. Submit ft. Several baa 2 ea
1>-:8'fall PriD oaly. Ast. your offer. Aaklng tnncea. eome bave oew --.111J ~-Call~llSl ~ • palDUD&. Call ' Paula S. Kat% Agl
t: Oc:em/IGJ Y1ews! 213/4M-4S'31
tl Bil CIOldc> w /boat 1Up. --------
• 10'4 ~ int. SlH.500. NI-SCHOOL
1 PJ&rldr Tmore. 631-12J86. Uoensed for " cbUdmi. ·•:iiZ~l~.--MOVIMe----UP-7 __ , =~~::ae3~.R~~
U ~are, then YoU wW forexpenlion. REALTORS wmt to ... Uda beaullful Pan Place.Inc. 842· 7441 > ------4 BRaec home. A borne ·" llARBORVIEWHOMES tobeproudolinaterrlfic ~/Tow• • J.&. ~ bd. Landscaped. locat{on..,,_~_ouu._ lJi tmmac. with an ...... for Mllit 1700
... 1239.900. Fee. Patrick attractive ramUy rm. "flmore. 831-ta. fcnml dinlna rm as a
1parllling pool. Call
msJ70today
-NEWPO~UAI.;-~-:i~~-Jrl'S__,ALLSTATE
• Lo. k> dawn.. ZBr, frplc, REALTORS
n ........ .-r.,500. "'54758
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'FOREST E
OLSON ........ "'', ....
FOREST E
OLSON ... .. ... ..
.. .................... .
6UMTSO.C.
Seller ~ SJ•.500.
11\&U price 25%dn wtll
break even. Brkr.
7'D-ID11
....... o...t . ..... J400 .......................
FOIUASI
New 2 bedroom 2 beth
home. MlallOD Lakes
Couatry Club. Golf·
telmla-pool. Beauilfu.Uy
land8caped, no malD·
\eaance 1ard. m>aubbome Rd.
Deaert Hat 8priop
2lUTl-2572
NEW 3 bdnn. home. 1308
sq ft l~ down to new nu. loan $63.000 full
price Realtor 878-J..333.
1Me Elalnore
3 bdrm home Top cood.I ·
Uoa. S53.950. VA or FHA
terms. Realtor m-1333.
o.tofStah ,......, 2600 .......................
associated
h ..I• .,,. I ..,, '• IJ l fl. .. • .,
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6 lpM. Xldl Ok ~
Ui2 ~hin11t A••
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'IWUlnftlAllr. '"'-·up· .,.....~ ............ -mo 1.-TNt-Tnl
J U2"°' 8a n« rondo In
mall ~ Bluffs
~ P..-fect cood
.-Omo...._7JU ---....,... J br. 2 ba. walk to
bNch. comm poob 6
...... Jn0 IDO. l'amlly
6600 ---
UDO ISLE. JBr. '""a. . II• ••llo tlOOO mo.
..... m-«JG
JUJUIOR VlJ HOM ES
lmmacuJale MONACO
Mode' 3 br. % be. famUy
Mme ta qaiet. coev ~-mo Avail
l fU Call Def1t Bibb. Act
m.«>OC>arN2 .... wve 1
'
llOIUB l'O& amcT
• (It ' Br. ~ from ...... hcd '1lil'd • ..,. •••. , ••• u ..
plH••· &••• • pet• --..eau....-or man. Afl.-no fee.
lllr. 1~ ... ,....
,..,., fDcd yd. peUo. pr
da&loc. ... ...-
.....................
WJalfta.dlotlMJ ...
-_,,.... dacor'l&ed and tiab0ratel1 ,.,.._
21r. 2 ......... to bt
t. • drhtn1 ran1e
P•noramlc •l•• llOOOmo. Ad11lt1. No
flWla Tu.161 ....
"""1*t Beach !lett.Dt,
.,.. ~-l aa.. Be,..._
by 69coC'a&«, UN Of ............. ..,..s•
C t II 11 ........... l4D .......................
3 ·4 Bdrm duples
S$$0/$UO. Encl aar. VILLA BA.LBOA. aew,
fr-pica Near be•c b 28 r 2ba . ra ID rm . ~ ,.._ w/b9yview. Sl400 mo..
15311111·'
rbUJwood Place. new n · SU PER SH ARP •
ec. *° balm Yrty lae SP ARK LI NG New
.., mo. Av &11. l.mJDed. carpet&. drapea etc 3
-..-bdrm 2 ba Walk to
~USR2be.frpk: ~~~5 mo yrly
.mm from pool. ar Irv.
Hieb . HOO. Days l!lcCaa:ran condo. l BR.
133·1111. Ev /wllad 2a,., ba. Move In road
SM.GJI fQpuLu' eartblaDe decor' --------I Nopaa. llDO Ptt m0 c 1' Colesworthy
... ·~ Qmdo, ~ crpt, pool • rec. {K .
refrls. Incl.. sos "'-S.W
Rmltor' M0-4Q20
<Yf WATEll all _.. mtide
3br. frpk Npt. Sbn.
Pool. teaaas. $850
99.-s
2 Br %ba. ~ moath. lBr
11.'tbt. M50 moaUL $50
ll>Od booaehoepl.Q& ct.-
duc\MJD 546-~
2 Br 2Yiba. 2-car gar .
h'ms. s poc>U, jaC\lz.zi.
tawl, I« &atea, DO pets
cc lodil. 5500. ~1-INll or
IG-11113.
OCEAN VIEW N.B. Adh ar. Zba. frpk. bak, club t.e. pool. aec. Jm.. a.
dl.111-~ m -zas
Laaury co•do. ta
tu UM 1w 1 (409!flnp
38r. 2.Ba. brick frplic.
lk1U1bt. 1wimmla&
pool. 1an1e. lallDdry
~. traab compK·
tor. 155> Imo. M7.J012.
3525
tturcm&toa Be~-Z!lr .
1 ~Ba . fa replace
Z0...-.1151 all es-.
4 .............. ~ .......................
...... , •• 1101 .........................
Sleeptas room• 6
ldfdwwaa. m n • ... OreMlfroal. f7H740
1 BR. ~ blk to beada. w
1/15.. SIZ5 mo. 804$14. ......
· Z8r. elem. AHil Now.
UatilJ.-Qb. .... m.nn
l Br wtlh ...,. prne, WJ
mkl-June azs mo me .w. Call 'm-ZllO
l7Z4
-1HE . uaOOD
. LIFE"
.,......,.,.,, llUN:
Soclaf Acttvtt 1N 01
n1etor • F,.. Sunday
Brundlt 880'••Pat· , .... ~ mudl mot1I.
• ~~TION:
TennlS • f,.. IANona
(P'O l pro a~OSI) • 2
.. Ith OUba•Sa\IN • ~ ... ·SWlm·
ming• Golf Or1111ng
~
91.AU'TIAJt. ~AT·
M£NTS: Singles. 1 &
2 Bedrooina • Fur·
n11hed & Unfum1shed
•Adult lMng •No Pels
• Models Open daily
9 to 6.
Oakwood
Gllrden Hartmente
Nftpowt leecft/So. 1700 18111 St
IOo~•• at 1e1111
~114! &42·8170
.... poft Beec:ti/No.
880 1"'1ne
(at 161111
(7t4) &45-0550
IMa .... 1 br, cmQll. ..tee. P.ol • pad•. ~ ............. -
PU. 2Br, patio, CID, ..eAV9DI
rerrt1. adlt.1/DO peta. Clean Jiit, lBa. New
~AJameaMM'm carpet • palel Quiet oel1bborbood. No 2 Bdrm. 1 Ba. rroat unit o1 peq."75&ta. -.um
ca&pia. Exoell *aUoo
near Npt fflt.I. 1 yr leue WTSIDI
M.'50 mo lacl. water & C ht W_.
prdener. Ai\. fW0.8800 2 BR. dab, 1pllt-level,
E·SlDE 2 br. patio. frpk, lky·lillrt, deck. No daildren oc peta .•. 180 prqe. Muhl. no pet.a. E. 21st SL r>.ya, ~
$3!0. UIO 21.at. S...21Z7
l.1pplr 2 BB, 1 ba .• aiDt.1e
-2 Br, 1 ba CODdo or. So. garage. 1295 Mo. tat fr
CoMt Plaza. New crpta, Last mo'rrent + MICUn·
drp, A/C, pool, aecurity ty dep. 1100. Call S48-9e62
pte. Children ok, oo or*"561
peta. $4«). tA-3652 or
~L zno~ Au 2 br. 1~ ..:..::...:;...;..:..._._____ ba. 2 Slol)' apt, pool, lie
3 Bdrm apt.. $t1S mo. Gu play yard, pvt patio
paid, encl gar, adlts Children fr sroa.11 pet olt
&e5073 SB> mo. MZ-XM
--------11 Bdrm apt.. end garage, IMSTANT IN
Qt tbe ocan. 2 br M7S $325 mo. lat paid. Ne ar n e w luxury mo. 1 Ir S.00 mo. Feb. _612-S0'13 ________
1
t<JWnbou1e like yow-own
111t.Gl.-.Ooc83M1Z7 IASTSIDI ~br, 1~ ba, au
Otwlluat winter rental, New Is completely re-• . · F~J8Uo·
----Bdrm praae. Small • pet ..... , _ _.... furbiahed. 2 & 3 o1t. '3115. Drive by 1121
'lMllG 'B1,%13/927-~l coua,ee. tome with encl. Anaheim St. tben call
gara1ea. Yards , ~. Bayfroat furalabe d . waabertdryer book·up. --------
wimer rental. No pe&a. From M2S. ~17
· Brobr, '1$012 Elden Ave. 631-1755 FMUlde large new 2br,
pvt 1undeckl. earage
w /IDdry. $f,2.5 alJ util pd.
AdUlta, nopeta. TSZ-2550. -------•I Spacious 3 BR, family llv· a Br, 1 ba, rum, wtr. S*lO inl-Playll'OUDd. pool.
1 BR., 1 ba., bayfroot, MJ.J.4116 NEW 2Br, 2ba tnbae. ~BR. 21.arlyba • .. ~ ... --•• "°"-•to-• refrii. Lndry. Adlt.l·no pet.a. .. ., ~ ......... -.... ... 131115. lbr • bach $250. fUm., Wimer. Sl,GOO Adult.a, DO pe&a, tlS(I. ...:.MS-.::;..;.1300.;.:.:... ____ _
3 BR CCllldo. 2 Ilia., fl"PI. Ill'.
pcd a. tmnit. *1S Mo., =Be.cb 7SCllll
i.,.ltedl 1141 .......................
Aot. ta ac:hatvw Victoria 8iaaab. lbr, 2ba, oewlY
decorated . Deck w/ma1alflceat oceao view. S&epa to bell.
1100110. locl utll.
... N21.
Oceanfront lbr,+den.
f!plc, luded windowa. In
old lledltenueu Vllla
OD clUf OYer1ook.iDI pri V.
t.ch. Seduded. 11.aoy
trees. Gar. Sn1. adlt
pn!{. No Pets. $791511110.
n• .. -
1.Br •lfrpJc, downtown
Lat una, $350. Avail.
no w. Call Martha.
Im· Ull or 4M--3872 eves.
.............. 316' .......................
rABMIWPOn'
Bacbelor1, 1 or 2
8'droama. Townbouses From.-.oo Spectacular 1pa, total
recreation pro1nm.
aoda1 procram. 7 pools, • tmma CIDUJ"Ls. At Faalllon
lala:nd, Jamboree fr San
Joequlo Hllla Road.
0141644-ltoO
--··-··-.. ·· 1'oomw~
. fllweek•ap.
M-1755 1Sl 1hltdUJ Dr. approx ___ ......:_____ 700 aq ft. wW build to
Room 'f/batb. IUtcheo Hit, ample parklo1. prt~. Pool •sauna. Jclb:I P'label'MWW. Workial lady pref. Nr
bUI. HB/NB area. ~wk JmSq. Fl. -mo. or OJO/mo in advance. W 7 W.tcWJ.N.B.
Send oame,pbo oe Aceal.Ml·5ml
number " wortiol re-Exec. olca. m Ml· ft. from
ferences to Adt79, Dally SllO. Secy ....v av aU, PUot. Bo& 1530. eo.ta ~at mcl 557.1010. lleaa,Cl.~
Betiremmt Home 1n H. 8 WAI WHT LUXURY SUITES
PIESlllOUS uanflL
o.c. Am0«1'
Delme 2 l'°'Y IJ'OUDd Door. no aq. fl. t offices
+reception .
Ara./ ....... Sl/lq. ft.
Wan'IMt.~
Onoie Cowaty Airport
Area. .. space, recep.
Uoalat, ccatereaee rm
Mk I« Diane 540-~
• I ....... 4450 ....................... area for elderly •m· MlS.~Dr.NB bulatory per100, xlot ,1W)r7s.z3oo ~aiare 6offloupece at food. full lime DW"SUll ,_,.,..ble nis. .
care. Ml-0741 Appouc 400 1q ft C-2, I.JO 500 .. 1700 S. Ft.
--------E. 17th St. Slltte "M " llDiA VD.DI: bR SlSO mo. ~ mi lea Crom si,e. Doyle 54t-llll PLAZA
O.C. CcJUece. Pl&rn Call mo. . 1525 ..... Verde E . C Ill
60-41091p.m. I M0 ... 18fT 14Ml2J
Ea•cuthe olfl cu. M.Me foe fm bome, w 11ar a.rpirt .,..._ Up to 1.2*> l8CT Ol IUY
Kit prlv. No 1mk1. 1q. ft. New crpta •dr119· C1'001qft.omc.bul1cttn1.
drug1. $11 $. S. La I · _CaU __ aow_._557_·'101!_0_. __
1
oear Udo We. pwchMe
9429 pricil a'1l.OOO • /ll00.000 --------1ar2 Rm a.utea from m .. dwn. oo 32ad St.. Prd. seeks prof. fem. to 179 W. 1'&h 8t. c.a1J Tom Newport Beads. Call for
lbareexdl.lalve Weetcliff ~ZllO. details SJena a.ally
bome.f250mo.eoelll ----------.,,... ,_,
Rocm 6 beth. Sep. from IXICUT1VISUm 1D1q ft in medical b6d1-
boule. $115/mo. Newport Jl\llherriceoft\cea Avail for lmmed. oc·
Bcb.m.moors.-so10 iDNewporteeat.er cupucy. Ample part.
.8&.lboa lalaad. $175 .+ ___ -._¥70...._ ___ 1 lac. Newport..MM..'501.
u U li U es . K H c be n IXICUT1VI sum Small o1J1ce • lhop. CM.
..:.pi_rilepa_..;::;_• ~ __ m._. __ 1 Avail otncupece ln Npl. C a a a a 1 um e I a e . v..-.. ..... 4250 Bch. w/recept, amwer-'250+ Imo. '41·2371,.
...... , ............ "
INEED
IMONEY
•
baa moner ror 2nd. T.D'a.. No credit cbedt,
DO s;m.lt,), 80.000 up. P'or
a cUoll call A1enl
ID-'111L AQyt1me
...111111.T..t w.ti 5031 ....................... ,......,.Co.
All typm al rUJ estate ~medta&ocelM9
S,.d4 ....
llldTDs
64~2171 545-0611
1"1o. SZZ.000 \St TO Well
secured w /30 month
p a yo ff Ow n er .
CTWJID.mZ
$7000 dllc I t -121.0DO TD far Saie. ~'!Ii
yWd pw YT. 12115 lac per mo. l!or 2 Yr 10 moa Jlm
eMlt1 or Watt WI ·2851
JMD TIUST DBDS
hDdad ID 10 da1J. No
pJllD to qtaaliftect bor· .,,..._ Up to 8". of ap-pr.-.s value. Aall for
Mr Hb*Je, -. 2270 or m-.m
WTD't
1K llllerelt. U • 20 year term.. IK or man. No
illi'CliC1W. ao ballooo. Udo Newport Oo m:zm Mbn .
associated
A'*>llr $125.
5M-Om
2 Br 2 ba apt. ar. So. Cat
Pla&a. Poole, *· Im-.mac. c:iaad. No ebildreD
Cll' .... $125.. .. dia-
'TllESBVILLE''
28r, w/pr. Adlla, ....
apD •drslL IUtar. lacd
yd. Water pd. aMUO.
-·'O"&aaADa$175
......... •••••••••••••• iDa aervlc:e. Card rm in· .:._....;.......;;;;.;..... ____ _
PALlllSPRINGS.CA duded ID rent. Copier' .. --------lams Tnlllt II S fot ui.. OONDO ~ALS ~al..::;,. av all. HAllOl &VD.. ....... at.-. ww cba-
~ lOOdSO. IZSOO per-~~· c.&l ea.ma ~~~=· 1.2 6 a Rm. db. oftk9a; ..... --
-. ... • •• I ., I 'UM._,
j • l'w .. ' I ' ,., I ( 'I). ' ·-________ , CIUlt. B-7411; -...a .............. s br, 2 be,
~ ..::-=•:..:.:..... _____ frpk. IClda Gk. tm. Aal ~Yin. •Br. ---clean, -..S;IG-1010 wlltJJIDaatbl7. f13.1877. . .. 1 Br, ........ air.a..~ ......
mu SetUG1: ~&:.:_~ ..,McCc .......
Qolf, t-... available at .!~To~l2~-:-----:l~~~·~·~7~7~ri~~~ , .. I 9oedal ..._ '°" our ,. I I
CUenta ~:::!cs l.Ulumous amc....,. ft.llte'*8 Lalt& ..... -~--'-----• 8dulla. no pea. 111.c w. 2 Br. 1 be. aeo mo. + """1,.._11114.
llldlSL MM7Z5 ~ depos!t monis ~ =!:'• IXICUT1VI SUfTIS 9'1> *" PriY. batll fl I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ......
Office1 now avail. la parkin1. Yard 6: A'•••-illllll 1100
....... .,, IClt MIMd Ez. warebouae or ma nut. • • •• • • • • • • •••••--~ tn. Lamdry rm. No --------~ • SMS. 2 Br, pell. 142-7351. 712· Ill C&a7aD condo with eaaw ~ ~ 81*9 aiao aYall. &eat
located near freoewa111. C.11 . lodu1t area . 1~ bL AduJta. DO pets. ~Sha~li~Q)l~P·~----dim; 2 bdrma., 2 ba., Nr. abopplag. 1841 frpl., wet bu, l«Urlty,
--•••••••••••••-• Pamana. Call for •Ppt. aizay. 2 Br 1 b9, upa\aln 1amia. pool, apa. L1.ke
IArse lBr, 1un deck, ...;.M......:_GS7_:_. ______ 1 llJL E'DdeW/1&1' • &aun-Dll!Wf -....; ~
CATHEDRAL CANYON couiu ft tbe Orao1e MMSl1( 19-UJIZ
QXJNTBY CLUB Co u D t 1 A 1 r p o rt . ---'''-------
Faclli tle1 Include a *COSTAMISA• ..._/dryer, yearly OD-.-rm, no-· UOOlmiO ~.llDOmo.l'lS-113'78 $.105-$&25. 1"2 Br apt.I, ~Febi.'ai.iDM venam.ODado• Jt.517 cathedral
0-ayon Ortwi ~. etndent recei>-310 £. 17th St. Ralph's tiool1t /telepbooe MU. 1200 1q . ft .
opera&ar whop-.. your m.m.G73. ,......;~~-.,--....._--~-... 2-balcony, paUo, laundry a.c:fa, tm. .Pool. uuna
----• rm,10mew/eocl. 1ara1e Eutaide, 2 BR 1 Ba, oew i11e.dbl!M.Secunty. ~ dieala and annren your --------
calla. a comp&ece Calli. • *~ /C.M.
Federal law Ubrary. Up to 4700aq.fL avail. at
beautifully decorated prime coner. 17tb •
~-2 ':/••2·:~·.·1·=:3~(.:~ &frple1. cpta. drps, etC'. ms. ~ ev m 1m -1001 rn .,. -.-TSLMgmt 642-1803 'lSl.aJO: 546-5745
vWtr bay OD de. 1 Bil, ltepl to beadl, tar.
DeMrt Raort RJty Inc.
........... 43 Ganae~1. wubet,ft Beaut. 1 very 11 bdrm. 2 BR. mcl aaraae, lge J>bl-PT5 mo. yrly. dryer . ..,mo.175-5205 pi.-b, laundry, immac. patio, $395 mo. Call masa;~ --············ ad~ room.a. photo N.pt Bl. 175.-io MowiDa1 AY06d depoe.i1a 6 copy macbine., .. the --=--------_..... 3br 2'"-....-O'OQDCll. 11211 Pomona. 541-9J, Mk rOI' Pam or ----..... ·-•mo.•... l.Mly
cut ll•iDI Hpenaea! flneat in Hcretarlal t a I......... 4500 ~NT. Lee 1 Br, ProreaalonaJly 11oce aentc.. For turtber Ullo -·-••••••••••••• locakla AduJta, DO pet,9. -mo. G.B. Rol>ertaoD, Newl)'deanied 3 Br 2 Ba
a.llar,1154Sa. townhouse. Spaclou1
1 bL wmt.er. ~/mo. mi. • • peraonal tour Prime Npt/ll•a Bual·
_,.., 2br condo ar. So. IG-JJZlor17M511 HOtlS94ATIS throu&b the facllillff, w Plrt.. Qu.11\J office
ea.it Plua. Pool, •pa.• llMJl4 pMa.M coat.ct Vortac • warehouse apac e. 2 BR 1 ba apt. So. of ftrepl8ee A pool. Quiet ......... area. Adulta, DO pet.I . SOO mo. 759·0217 ; Oceanfroot, Juat atepe Aaaoc., (714 )95$-2281; cari-ta. dr..-ti W'lll
...,. ..., tram um upper 3 1D. Diiied to abare ._on ('TH-..00. t.. ia. TSIO aq. ft. un-.......,. -.ooJ>tta. ...-. -.-~ir..m>tmo. Call 142-5153 -v•_,_ .,_,... 1126 Br condo on tbe hn. $175 tact. utll. DIC.sums lbavallaow.»·21<aq.
Peo.Wula. Yrl1 $S'75, m.mlafterlPll b fLI04tal·4.Satl·l ..... -~ ... -... /Wtmda.
22lr, ltl.a, frplc, 1ar.
ll*J'. IM pd. "10 mo.,
...... a.JIZS
Jl24
2 Bdrm.a, 1 batb apt .................. -·-• n..---. 840-0037 ..:........;...;.. _____ -{ Prime N...-port Beae
Muha. $3'15. mo. Gu 28r, c1-aa, Uka aew, =-r-DOc== 28r, 2Ba, pool. emploJed loc. Neu' 0 .C. airport. 1Va ..... ID SNat loca·
pUS.eo.sns. dlhwbrNr.,_:,_ '!!·-~Y· GroandDoal'Cllllldo; 2BR, run time. rem. Santa RmtkM:l. ~-.coo-Uoo w /parllal offlce, _._ - 2 ba., frpl., comm. pool. Ana.Sim.~ fernce rm, Janitor canaable to f&&IJ office
LAMAMCHAAPT'S No..._ Walk to lbopl. ""·· utlla, 100 f~• ...,._ SJllOllq. ft. Local·
=--...:.bdo:= 3f:'i~i:1:;J:::~: tmCondllo.o ,,..n:,1 ea 1 ba =~~:.O·::C ~~~~!at: ~':!:'~..!»~
bllm, encl pr, pa bbq. cupaacy. UU/mo. ~bld&..•~eurtt:y ;; d &lTDl>evw. Uaar 151·MU. inCJI. Betacw~ ~.·~ SClatt 4M-«&. coavea.leoce. Stepe to Rm 1114 an lo¥ely T\aaUa DIC. SUl1"I$ fl'w1. Pleue call our ..;:..::..;:;;;;..;;;.;~~:......;;;;;.___,Spanhb at1le 1 Br bul,.,._611uch. • cmdo, for f11Da1a. call A............,«••tean'l apot, lb. CurtU at Z ........ la ..... IOca. W/~ SZID. MWQl3 llo.,1'iJ _ _.., mmfor•l..Qll8,Sl50. bellllltl "-feelloc.U.. .;:;B-4510.;..;,...;;;;.;.;.. ____ _
doD. tr'Olmd DDar. tMll-aftlPll. -·-.... .--.. Cl.9etof:nrn,aarportla ..... w .... 4'00
iD lrltcben, Sl2111o. 1• M II•....__._ ••A Ulr ~ •!•••. 2 .. ~ MALE Z:sec9Uve ao-41 r••'••raate ), prof. , .............. _ .. .. ~ No-.. ~-• • - --w-::1 -abr J8r, ZBa pool ~ ...._ ideal -~ --· ....................... flam AD ua&. pUd. •llW Ill'.,... In NB ._ • btr t"'-1 ,.. O.b 1 tr .. COUall m
::. WU.. Apt. E. aa.S..tMI•&. .._. ~ JW...,. a.to. call ~ 8f:.': ~
B&\tmnn. .,..belt •111.UIE * -ocu.tl'IOMr• ...... to*Hwpt a-11t •ltNlll. ~ ..... • ••
PDD1. 1 ml ocw, 1-lq l'IWll 111'1' IAllun 4llr. ~ bm. OWD l'ID .. b•. Dll alfte91 • lMla ll -= =-~ lllrt..., Gar Hail. ...... Ml. Yrl;J lM m5. ................ ::;r.:n JlTI. C.11 . rt. Dal11 Pll~~ a...,.-., 11110...,. _._, .. .;;..-. _____ , •r..,.to,... CCllDlll-~. P.O. Boa
Cll,._. Prof•Hloaal f•mal• ,_.I br ~.._.Airport Of(lce . Jim. Ccilaa 11 .... CA
DMda l·Md.room, UD· llaJboa. aant C.aM S.cretarlal Hnlce Httt or telepllou
fw ' hd ~ bl Sllll•..... ...U. "117.ml. .. .,._ Coro a a -S-:1 If a r. -..;....._.;.. _____ _
Newport Beula or i..,lrTtMODMo. AD ... ot..._.
Newtort ~ ... IP ... Aft&L Na. 1. .... ......
ll>9M. PDO mo. Call Tia or Ameriea• l•H•tore .._-.ueormi. an.a-......»._
.. fla ~int. Of • ............. -........ -.. __________ _
.. -.y •'-:i!Urnl M
SPll any Item rw tom
blnaUon of 1\em1 fw 17$
or Ina witb • Penny
Pancher Ad. J Wlee for 2
~ve days Each 8ddlea.al lilM I.a eor fw
lbe 2 day& Charae It I
No~-
P'or mott lo/ormatloa
IDd to pMM:le )'OUr ad call
142-5171
.... J-*etP\l&IU
~toLMVeps \'!a So 'b I hMd Alrtanee
For~Call
SD-910 CbJ 7T7S-0100
.,,. ... Anllere:C.
ture tbem oa Video
Tape! Jan. s,.dal:
Wecldlal $50. V.C.U. . .-.
~---· !!!h..'7.:., ... -::
!-.....::1=:;:;;.:;;;;;....._. --== , I~=~~::"!"'!-!~ ~~!!!~!!!!!!!!I .-......~------........... ~· IPMil ~
. . ......
Found: SILKY Lerrler.
Nnr Year'a ewe. Nr. v.u., Uquar, SUU1va •
F.dl.Qcier. SA. ~ l
Found: German SMp
Female~. rm.a,ec.
lion of AtlanU &
NewlaDd,HB.-..110
lat: Ill. Penlaa C•t.
c:rMm, crtl' spat oa tau.
Up. "nu.t.)'". REWARD.
846-4023. 413 · 7570, , or m.e>.
REWARD
LOST (Jllmelayaa > long
haJred Siamese. Blue
eyes. neutered male.
decbwed. (At In vk. ot
tkOA1n CODdoe oo Ford.
btwn Jambo ree le
MacArthur &n Newport
OD I· 7-80. Call ~5167
leave me11a1e w ith
IC!l'V1iCle.
LOST . Key1 . Rlo g
w aproa 9 keys. Vic.
Hiplmde Put. 492-0080
P'olmd: Mcney. ldeatif y.
Newport Beach. ~ U82
tnnMPll.
Found. YELLOW L,\B.
II a l e , E I l I J ,.&
lllnx*ta.nt. Jan. 8. rfV . ... .
""8d. Med. We, miud
Sbel>berd. fem. Sta &
Pacific Cont Rwy
SJl.«744. '
Pbund: Blk Lab~ fem. Bl'OW'D d ma. fem. a 1ana
Cl9la.. l todcUe . I
gray • &an. 1 calk,,
amtb' bit. AIJ ,.... .:
short baJred cata, t
cir-.. male, 1 b(k c.n.
Nawput Beadl Aldmal
Slaelter. 14•·1U. or
GMD:IO
1'bWld male lltab 5-er. IU&.Bda.M~
....... Call....,'
orm.mi
FOUND: Sm. 1Uver col-
ored pocket knife on
benctl oo Ocean Blvd.
0Dl.m.a25
l.06T. Chibuabua B1k &
1Wl. II. Vic. E. Ocean
froot & Palm. l ·l.eG. ~-
Found: 2 Parakeets, 1
bhae, 1 sreen. SL An·
chn.5tM172
FOUND: Sbepberd mix
puppJ, vlc Fouataia
Val.a.y. acz.1CS'11
rt.m: z SeoUMa. llaJe ..
-.. Allo. drt 11"&1 Poo-... au. male. NewlDtl
8ucb Ammal Sbellirr.
tMo-31151and131-1030
Fbund: CocUr Spuiel.
Baa lkleaae. Li&bt ~
• cream color. Hel.
Bcb. 702 E. B&&ruett.
LqBcb.
LOST DOG : Laro • fttmd11' B&adr • ft.n ... Twrter /Dob6e Illa.
C.la lleH. Family
Orieftll. 5e4CJ.
.-..: y-., Bl9ek •
JOWll Browa beii\. ••I• .................
ll6otilil .. la hoa& ol
ralrcro••d• btwll V~Jld..
OIUdODl&a-. c.. trlL
•
CALL 17141760-3481
n1a...-. S':fi ··-"· ..... , ..
l'.l..rJCftlClA But ratu, beat WtdtlMdQ..-vtca.1~ workm•ublp. Small T. era. Aleo rool ,...
jobl ....... awd..... f!!!·i..t.'· MT.OG'J
Electrtctao, It» rat~•. OOCYDlllal IMP truct. ....,..._,.,_... Thlla. U. utaa. Du
•mo ....
*
E.O.E. Ml'(B
• root laltall. eo. : .. !* l ....... --~gouuec..za ------------------n.. -CoCDm1/a.lcl. .------------------~ •• ,,. OD. Phi....... HoH•l. &ellable. rw ..... a. a I ................ .. ....... , ... NCCID-MlllC.~ ...._ •
. ..... ... fte 8&antq d...... Low pft«*. lmllm!ft'U~ ·--Orlllllt lllue1a&t kp, Ouar. 1"Dl'L ,..._ •L Dldnaale a.k dleeetkia cu ::.•:.Ji Q11aJlty lrltrid..Ml""7 CliltCMIM o.Dt.w.> Remode'-....... 6161'112 • • -• ...._ --------• lac. Clllll*' replpe.. Top Por eacelleace la Y ..,...._,_,, Wallcourlas. Com· HaPlamll+eJJ1-I* -!~ .......... .,........... .,....
, .. rt ... --re1m PAIJ'ft'ING mJBead. IO )'ft ap. Uc DRAIN PROllLDll? ~·d. aeaa R•te•. t1111D0.0...511·4111n ftn:DprtcebJpiMme.
~ .. •t. Call 0Ht ld/!:ld. Cocnm1 • a.. m.cm.1o. couaty.
mom ~~Uc,.,aa n .., • ..,....
Palntln1. INT I EXT. • 1111 ................ .. 1lilllltJ tao.. clun.lq .
reaaoaabl• rate1 · m.-..-.-an.s
Pll
NII&. ...._, rw., 12 1211"1 ea:p., lfB.Cll .,.. Olm~ remodeUn1.
yra. ap. Lk'd. Dave I'm amall. prte. are W 1 6 bome Im·
... ..._ ...U. l'IW014. 111owmeau. 751· TT16. --------,,_est. paJoUOs. St.
EXP'D, reU•ble. 1d ~/Ju. T17 me. a
rel'•· Bayt OWD tar ... ~
_R_-_. se.GD ______ D• v e • 1 Pa In l In I
Wk!y bomeea..D.lna. Rea /Comml. Ser v lo I ...... -. R.,...ble. couUJ comm. I yra .... na H11be1t qaaal. work.
l:blle•aptdee.Dlq. Rtnbl, Uc 'd . Due.
..... .......................
Repair • Reroof. A II
t1p••·•hln1le•· ~mpo-ur .
~.D3 llU DAY
Tblt .. A.LL JOU PQ
for• IO~.cl
DAILY PILOT
SOVICE
llRECTOIY
DO IT NOW!
'4J..1671
SZSprJob. ------------Ha" ....,btq to .UT
Pbllf.-Ml-5171 Oe="hd edldo It well. ,.,_ ..._ Ml,.-FlA. ~:::=::::::::::::::=:=== AYllAL 1-
......... 7100 MrlfW.... 7100
11111 ........................................ .
on1trutt,on
W•d'lc A M'I" IUl&&re,
llte wen. 1rvtM area.
sa..IOl4.
CX>NTROLLU
....... Orana• Co.
IDUUfact&&rer ba1 Im·
medi•l• opeola1 for
rHpoatlble, profit
orieDled prot-•·· lo -..~ueon-
troUlr. O.nct'date maaat
Mw at"CO'M'nf -.,_
6be..U....SID &C·
aou•\101 coatrola,
~. EDP • owsal1
flnendel • aceo.Uq aw••.,,,.. GM'7S7
DDITALASSIST ·Full
pst..Ume. Esper. • x
~le. pref. 131·1GO
9"9MS-419
DmUJ utistu~ froo deall, matur • ell
~''" .... .....
Dllltal Office lookiog i
clYnamite aelf-motlva
back office ualalanl.
Career opportUJlity
VOLT
752 ...
M/F
bmef'Jta for riaht penoo f\lU tlm• RecepUoal.at ~ M1·11155 rlabt away. needed fCI' JrOWinl co. iD Gfll.S RJDA Y Irvine. TypUig required. ~AI.ASSIST-Part· FOCI bmefttl. 11.p, w_ Eaperlenced. pro-
tllm mommc only. Ell m-s>u. feulooal, permanent, llS'DeC. 5e-.sscH ________ , put time I« ta • •c· -"----------1 GEN. BILLING a.ERK . ,,....,,,,, oftice. • to • Dental Aaaht. Ell .,....._allice.clmajor ...... Write lbltiu e:1·
perieaced, Expaade wbol•al• au.ne17 la perteace to: Allen Jlam.
cbldel. PriHW office. KB. ID ecldttlnn to CIOID· DICIDd, a>A. 2DO Bwl·
HllaLBudLfdQa. ~ eaa.q .. aJao -Ceoter Dr. tle>i, M'7-8llOI proridt a tuDJ pd bea!tb _Jnt __ -._c._mns. ___ _
......... pd vacMAoas,. ~ o.c. Co. bu full
pie11SUdf educatioul reimbllne-• tart-Ume poaltloaa mmL Appllcaata must P !!·% Y• an ex·
bs¥e aper. lo wartriDa 1>9et to eara up to
witb 1aleaeo •a eom · SUIO/br dams tnten.t. u••n.. • well .. • ms~ 5Sl~
aeneral l*lrpc ba~k·
paal. oaact Jo AllDe
cipent,ar, pert u.me, a TM ID~ o.rw
)J B~• Slllttb, StD Gmsalalftce. Ptr morn-9'"1DSI '9
QemetWt Inn. 1Z5 W. mea. 11mt t1Pe • 1-peU. I• IDIATILY &pladiea CalllJl..ln.L $4.00,.._.
Delk dert. mature, rella· GENERAL OFFICE-lt We ILeft opanlap for
Ille penon for ftont deek; l*lqJac. aome typ&oi 1 aecurtc;J ome.-. lD tbe
bnl.. muat be flexible. girl ale Coal S Dbt Lquaa Nl&uel area. 1be Ina At Lquna, 211 seo.70ll3CM · Beaefita loclade: un· N. eo..t Hwy., Laeuoa · lfonm provided, paid
Beech. .... 'JUS General Offac:e vw#to• ...... paid Wllekl;J. Pleue call or Diver, depend.. full or p-RecepUooiat/typlal for apply la 1>9t100 at :
time. llUlt have ecoao. ~.u.te•Llwofticea. Burn'• International
car. aToSU>Br. 15'1-8558 !!!t ~!!!9'!etoet~nao1 Security Berries, 1775 -c. ...,..._ =-o1: Ceoter St. Stel02,
llrber/Gardes»er coaib. dally. Salary com· Anabeimar..6IMl30
Hate ftld CA U~ meanrate wltb U •
Good drivla1 record. perleace. '700 range.
lliD. _,. 20. Apply at _m_.cnoi. ______ 1
Pe1tn11a•er, 111 GENERAL OPFICE
Placead• Cll. WOBlt-ftlCGl'd Uept.ns It
Drtftft, Cbecket Cab, ~ IDllltia8 pleture sood drt •hll record, ...._. eo. 8eDd 8-ume
mature ladlYlduaJ, to Clnalfted Ad tft6.
• -DIDJ PUat. PO 8DK 1580, a..a-..c. ....
GUAIDS .........
llalecirhmale
Retlredwlkae
Unlfonm furnlabed1
paid Yaeatioa.. No H • e ... 197.A19*
la..ti&atloD •
• lS3'1 Baker 9L Bid&. A. Co.ta ......
'151.afa
GUARDS
n ..,_..., ..... =XIM ••cc: .. :=:= ..... reUr••••t plaa, •• ,, ,. ~ ll&la.
eomprebU•l•• f.lf•i· Hutu. a J>eou lalaraaee. ApplJ ln penoa lloa.•P'rl.
l:IN:OG.
W'ICO
IMSUUMCICO 1117t~
llOUMrAIMYALLIY
IO.I.
~s
Jl'uU Ume. XJal.. aal. A:
bea.. Ple...m wottinc
cand. £.0 .E. Bayview Conffleaeell& Bo.pltal, ZOSS Tbudo St. Cll. LAB TECH-Work for
t0-3115. 10UDC pbnuceuUcaJ
sn:iiap iD u. I.ab -ma
HOUSSKEEPEB 6 )Qlr'..,_.lmowledp
am.I> CAil&. Salt 6 ID n:den>MalolJ. 1**1o Ila&. cmlJ, No. L8pna or related acleace,
.-. Xlllt wortiD& COGd. salary mm cl ..., mo.
Mf.1000 cl7s. "7·31U depudlal oo exper. .,,....... ..,... m -im.
,.. ....
Tn*ta • bame. Costa Mesa~ area. Ideal for
"°memaker-1tudeat SUSlw.-.mi.
LANDSCAPE AMm'UX:I -lmme4. .-CM ASSl'ST Part tlme elerk for
paatioafiardr.a.PlftGO-~omc... ........ tr'811e-. J
/deetp-•ll"'1r'a pro. X1Dt wartdllC ,,... • ..,.. penoD ofc •r O .C.
dlll:tkm aper. ,._, .ts s.&ar7 ope. Fw ward,. Airport, tall aft lpm
La Roe c a Aas o c . ... to .W.-. Dail1 wtibaMHD2 nt.. .... mi... Bo· '"'*' ,._._ ---------1 M:'.ea_.-·....,... Put u... perfect for ~--------• ___ ...;.__ ________ modalnw dUJdi-.a in
Leedla1 Home
furalabln11 fabri c
....... 1er. Mlkia& ... ,
iluw11CIOllJ maDaCet' for
Coeta Ilea• dlYlsloo.
Padm tda1la ....
.... to the Jmeftor' ....
-tnde. SaWJ opal. --------• bued oa uper\eDce.
TM-'J56.G015.
Mdcal omc.. lleb>er' or adJoDI. Oa a..n.. Frum t.rlliMe. 8plamab de.in· ._. per ma.. Call
ble. lllllt be aMe co won IJPll&. maa
wlmda.5tl-1771
lledlcal T £CH . l~TE
NW>GISTF/f.M·FfOf' PARTTIME ~r::?J~llIA~ OP&INGS
pref 'd. XlDt beat. NB Help cm S1i1un1a.1 6 Su.a·
... Ml-Bl ......... tocWi\"81'
..__ • ...-_ DAILY PILOT -~.pert time, exp. Nwpt. Deb area. to our camera. llut Smd r..-to Boll NII. ......... dririq ,..
clO DllltJ Pl.lot. P.O. Box cord, large 1tatlon
tctft ,.__,,_ M c... ....-or no. HomV + am ~ esa, " mJJe.,e. Call BarrJ _.;...;._ ______ ... ...., at!
ts .. MJ.4321
MJillcd'IOtflet. ::l:::..~,. lhlC'MATE
PART TIME llQ&W"I pdaaf7 ....
--a1 ,_. food to t1ae OP~ '"'-°"' ...... COm· Wed.. S.69111aAll. ID1llllll1 _.. ......... ___ to __
bill dlll"'7 ,.,.... to ....,,._ -na
etwoar .-. Oood drt•· DAILY PILOT
lD.S reeord Bffea•at'J T• ... -I ... ..
Jlcm.f'lt. ~ l :IN. ............ c ... =-==~.a:w _, .... ..... ............. d. :i::=.::.7.!:::. ...... • ..... . :-:-... : ...... ,. .•..
.. a1 ........ , •ppl. ... .... , ~·' + .,.. ~·••c• .~... C._"""' ...... ...._. * -'"' 0 •••• *llC'mn* 4* S:1; W•Pl•rid
•661-0729•
6G4DI
p,..1ebool &eacbtr.
..... llnperi ....
....... NU...OM>
6 pert llm• t•·& > ... ICkmW ....._. ftr
Bnefatt. a.•l•• {or ~ .,......,. 8aeda
rat .... Cell llaril)io bldr. BHYJ pbon -.-........ ....-.a. mmt ..... ,... ram• ::::."'· eau a..ua
II )IOI .... 3' ar ower. II •--------~~op. R!CEPl'IONJST -~ ~tat 50wpm. Good pbotlt
119 pea. ... CK. • ~. rr.t olft~ .. --~ ~ ~. ~04IO a1k f•
0rowtas ID&llWadurtDI _P_aazy-"-.---------
eo. Im opminl f« ~ 111'£EPJS WANTED ,
d~Uoa work lo tbe Not;1'&lllal rtlqllired. NI~
medical field. Good p111:me voice Is neat ap.
1lllal1lilll coodtc jons Is co. pear aa ce oece11 a ry.
bmlfb. E:&eelleel opp-13.50 bour to 1tart. t'y fOI' ltdvaocemeot. _..,
Some cbeml1try pre---------
fsred IU not neces1uy. ='!:!'!~ da~ T»l3ll. Laiuna Hilla. ...,__ ,
a....,.. 8eb area. Qa1J
PRODUCTION AS · Pllbicia.-.IJOL
SISTANT
Pb&nDMeuticel ll"O\IP
needs full-tame produc-
tiao -irtw, will be U ·
MdlWiOI prod~ts •
c1rwwnettn1 balcb n!·
cardl. aper preferred.
mlo n u per h r ..
benffta. CJl· IE
Profttable lll o rnlog
New.peper De•lenlup
naaJallAe. Sea J IUID. Sa.a °"""""' area. lDva l·
cmd l'flqWred.
~l.al»-Z5UXZ
~st
Elp'd uy pbaoes, loU
al typmg. IDV01cs, or·
din. q\.des. ~ + wpm.
Top &aWy • bneflta.
Irvine. Call ltarea
5l).l9C..
iiC&'i K>MIST
TELEPHONESALf3
w..d, ctmnalied pos.
lcr a-, aa&o repeJ.r c\r.
Heavy pbane sales pro-cedure. writiac repair
llap1dty 1rowU11 San orders. car dd. 6: lec:UJ'-"" 11111 perts. 111.abae penoo ~ enaodo Valley farm rib outacUi pers.on.all-
8ClllldDI .U. ILepl for IA· Ca-"'* ol wortini
du.atrial cbemlcals/· ~i~ ~
j anltortal supphu. 1m .. •iom. Competitive
CbemieaJ baelr&n>w>d aal based on up. 6
b e I p f ll I b u l a o l qudf.
MCFEHrJ. ()wnm•u•. MllOOTRANS,C.11. -.TMJorm.-. M5-l&ll
R E A L E S T A T E REC E PT I 0 NIST -
SALESllAN WANTED. Wmlifld fiar H.8. Beauty
£AllN UP TO lfft CO•· QaDeea. N-time. hes-
lllSSION NET. 1-Cao Sal. Cubler ellper. ema tn:a Sl'1lt co S100K DeCI , .. ,,. 114-112-ml
.....o:y. J.Pmd ou& wt.y .. far lliaa~.
_., lie. ..,. bit SSS UXZP'l1()NJST Fut
...... Ci-. talk wlUt ___.. . -tbem. J-Owr prod~· _...... CJ'OW1DC co needs
t /I a e • p e 0 1 I ,,. e recept/awatcbboard
.... ~ ........ •· GI*'· ,,.. • Yl•Miclus
,.... app&a. ......... ••• &ood telepboae
5-ftld • ,_., ••w "'*"· a.tee olflce ..,._ _. ... ._......._ .-S". r• we + lita oftlce
N.a --. Mt fllr 11.r. aldDs. We wW tniD an llainnl ~ awltcbboard. PMiUoa nlliJ aft Jao 15 in F. V.
loc. Croas atreets
Bt«*bunt • Ellis. Pay
comm •IHper. Call 54Nm'* forSandy for ...,...
kgia RaJntyliat. PIT
-------Receptionist. Apply in
BM1 Dt.ale pswon. See Nar, Mgr.
&JC84S9 ~ -------&MJCIMSID RmlSTllAJl wuted fQI' WW tram. Beat com· a.ta .._.beaut)' col·
IDaliaD split ID tbe i.n· -Plnaubie. SaJe& cUtry 10/30. to top pro-oriea&ell,..., Jn coUete cioNn. For lnUrVleW .-~..L..v .. _ _.__ ca11 aw• aecuaw ReaJ· .--~ .._.. ty, Udodftee; sn-7300 lltMld not oeic e 11111')'. nt.•.,... .. for Ila. ........ w.. B7rd.
Opeataa for llceaaed ---184--"-.-•• -,8-8-11'--
.. 1",eopl•, localh -.-.-1. wtlll MC'ooal re-P\11' limy ......,. Bcb..
fierrtil IJ*m. ExceUent ..... --cilfiee. Ea· workla1 eoadltloH. eelleot eommlssloo.
Elru ~ .............. Uceme required.. Ask
1'tlr •td ......... app't., larllulh.4'M9t. eall ne-om. Eaecu· __
9J$ ......... ---lmmecll•te part time
l!Al:ISTATI
CCOMDMllll••C&M.
LeadiDI beacb area .....,. ftrm ii look·
--~· sale• trainee. Ea· ....._DD& w 11111')'. ~-----l.l'a1il1AI. ln· ..,..... procram • • ... aftilable, Call now .... ...,'\.
Reat .. oatea Corp .
m.4'100
openla&• avail. for cooa. berteden, ~
U"'7 driven. Cooks
lll1IJl be 11. dri .... 21 " .... • llDOd clrtTiq re-
wd. l.ootdq fot' ID·
• .. t h ..........
,.._allUH, able lo .... ........... S&arill
&om '3.25 llour' + tlpj . ARll1 daUy after 5 pm.
............. &17.
...... Sid .. Pbaa. (!O It.
11\la St, Coete ......
&etta8faat Wanted:
,
M*'Wuhll ........ , ..
ri==~~~~J~ r .. 1 ••'" 1,....., 11111 • I ..
b I a ... ....... '" .. ,. ........ .. HIHUou ...... . ... '*.,.,.. .... ............. ,. ......... l ••.
T 2 '
• .. -· lte'ftliti. ..., I.: 'K»'::i VO._Mn_,dlft ~. Mf-MTl l•r ,... ........... ., .... S.0.&.111'#111. DIAro an. ............. .. ';~~~~~~~ :-:..-..~~ ~.4.oA =r.::::.:J4~1::=====· ...,.,.,. ~ uo,...~,._.·..ua oe.MJO.•uuaat
""--------lPlll .. -AM fw tlf er wU I Vala. ......: ...... °'9l. I• ftr 1111: ,_ 6 w11.tt.t Hummel G01be1 <Annual !.*"'_, ... r .... =~'i;'~ =·· -toad. 111.-•0oldban1· _,_..,. ..... __ ,,_. _._ -. ... ~htabed• JIJIJ,M?iedatlllllO,ac-
• NPDllULll l•llilllllilll----•w.• ...._ tram..$11. One ataaa Clll1l bMt all .. WI aa ~ WA1QOU• ~;~:.sm:.r; carpet•llftZUlt·tsO. -. ~me =':: = C:,~ -.aau LIOUiil • ..;.•.;;;...;:;;W;;;;l;,,._ ____ 1.._...;;::;:;;:;_A1r_W_t11&_~-fan-u
• • .QWt ~ .•.• ~:;_~,,..~~' l'.Hmore WHller • P+!.!,. ": ':.!~-:S:. eoupou ...... Sap. All&~/,.,_ -~-U: =tuloed workl•• w ~r..= NI..,., ~~i.= ~11141111. ~ M"4Jll ~... GGrtaam CllllM. Coateua
NMl"811 .......... mipa -Elper.,R• portialtyDQAQw. • ....... ,...,_. dMwalar, Goad-oaad. ..... '40. patten. Servace for "'-•II Toro. Miaa1oo n6tt.porW1•uolorTV, -· ci&bL l'IOO. •1..-or VlldO 6 lAlmaa 8eacb lrnlia w fllruol. 1100 1 • ._di 6 daair, oec. tl1·7Cltwninp. SICllTAIY a11k-. A11o put·Umt waDm .... , ~ llwpment t..ow. Qialad J01D °' =:r'll tnlieaUoa, • .._ cUJr. lampe, tablta. Part. diab'nbr. cbelta, 3
l'lnit ID l'1:uU.l.D va11e1 0an.n-1m E.O.l!l 11111arc. no• .._. ~. • dWra. "•ctr....... metaiomce
BUYING ...
saLING
nit .. , ...
DAILY PILOT
IOATMAIT
bM l"l!!!edlllte opmm, MIG. 111117 dfsi t'nt tit.cl. ...... caMbdbcl., desk. antique office for abarp .. crtllr1. TlllPORARY HELP cm uperieace. Spece mllle.lft-191. deak: office chairs • To,._.,.__.
llUlt tne mlnl!DQJD • WAJftED at CouWDt M.1*11 pw..tle Av.. 'r.o Dedde Twin Beeb. bedside or lamp t.abla, __ 642·5678 "ws www. PWm. hill· wpaa • -.. .. -.eeueat Colltt• Bk Store for c.M. Call llWIC. MWlll5 -~~~~~~~~ Umt. a . Ill . Abra ma aecretarial abllltlea. btllDDIDI of Sprln1 -d• IOZO ::;:~=~ i'=::=:=:=:===~ -:: c.taJac Sbowaoom, 111» IWall' • ll.000. mo. C.U IMIDBtel'. Caab.ien, nr Wa.Dm ............. _ ........ --....;....::!:=.1..--------N 8. Tamil Club Family
Ne rt Bl d C t a.-. al thru r. 10-4, help 6 atock person ..._~-·Wood OUt1•··_. •. ,Mka .. ......_ 10511! Membenhipfor11le ...._ ...... Wl ~ Costa 11.. wpo v ·• °' a -..... llffded 6 '""""" Qood., .... ao..+ -• 91> &M-0384 '' 'F .. 9030
• ......._ 271 E. 17\b St, -•-•-·------moroe eve tlllb&lQa. 1 ~ ----•••••••••• -•••••••••••••••••-·•
C.11. 11\a.D Umt or part 8AL!:s POSITION • In kurttf Quarda needed ~~ ;\ lHOe WOODWOllQWA Oarqe Sale..1. Satlll'day Q1I( laytn1 tooll like new Grey marine 12'1 eec com·
tlme. A1'Pt1 in persoa l..af\IDa Beach Teula F/f,Ptr,unarmedpoeta ' · ~ we. • .,;. ab St., ciomplete let for 1150 pl w/Waraer velvet· »:............... :~5~.0&u~rl. ~l:r'=J~ TOO YOUNG FOR =r;:~ ~§'.'?.!~~ ...... ~~-~~ ::.-:. rri&t. Out-=-~~. Frie . :): :u trwo-
Ea:per ft!Clulred Part 5.a.L1S--SONS ...... L-~ Tfl AIRlJNfS77 In woodlbop. Knowleda• Ute lam •t200 boerd CllOC«, ~ 11ts. Waaher1Dryer. ~ 111 yadll braid. time ~later, fiill Um~ ~ r-.. ...... --~ • • ol machinery • m4K'h. ...;: qar 1ood1. 2112 Vista '8fiea.~ t'l"mft.twtntanb•re--IUIDJDS', l'J5.8080 · Pl!nonallty pb• adults ________ , W. CUIT9Dt.b have~ ap&jtude p,..f. Pleuut V V. ,j~CIN 6 _Dari __ lldD. __ MB_____ ..;,_ _______ , pd.a&or. Wet suit. med.
-11•-·•--"--tor-................. ~~:t!kldck.1 bhve:~1~ Hf'llllTY ="'-t~ ~~ iacaao6, woRint atmotphent .. G~aatlc Tlcktocker ~~!...0';,,'-~-".~·1!!°>:_ Life jack• t •. --.Ul9W--....... &W -ivtl Cb1 co. benefit•. ••cure .,_,_ J 12 "'....,..,. l'1/IUIJW • .. • turnbucklea, flopp~r Npt. Bc:h. ~ft. ttuil· In Lquna, Capiatrano. _ .... nllE Yon, Miami• au Mure,Ol)l)Or'tunttytoad n... 1040 .--. ao. . boata .. ~,.~ lam
iq 1allboata. Wknd1 . Sao<:.1ementeareu. ..u...... dber 1111,Jor dUe9 • ,... vanoe. Oftly lhoH wbo ;.-.{;•••••••••••••••••• 5tOW.1Jtb. c.o.t. Meu. '· =·.!::':7441 P now. F/Ume summer. PART TIMI Deak~ available ICJrt .,.... with unique are dependable• deelnt LOOIOt• mAll SlartatoA.lhba.rp. JlCbm ...., fare coupons .
.uc:7100 ~M'--s for able pencia able YoWll b\&11nea1 1roup to learn need apply rva Q ) Cl)each. --.. ._ 9040
_. • 11>YRV"9' to CJPll'Ate radio, anawer repre1entlnf Jeadloa .& ~ HOu.. Ger.,. Sale S.L .. Sun .,_ ~ 6M--OOl4 -r_-....._•make lot en. Rl&bt Individual may ,,_wvvv -si ____ .;....__....;• ____ ... •••••••••••••••••••• SALES -Comn... .. yaeeu ~--_... ... '-' u U .S . pub l1ber1, start lmmed <:all for ".Kc r•Chttred ~~.~~~todtin'· .,...,___,.. __ __.__.,.. dynamic p;;;"on for .u .. !"'~or49&.-io try'aetc. -vvi nee eat transportaUon " hotel ~~· 841·8177 The St.rt ff· .. -ff t\&11 ~.., ~ u. ... 1 Br a 11 H • l Ra c k · """'""'.._.._......,.. -· ~ ,_,.v ro-.n.-laclud pd. al ....... 2 .. an -· aa ...._ ... :.._ ·-..-.......: ....---"""'-~. _,,. &, 7• SU,000. Bop.rdwi YLs . ~ •w IOUcit1n1 pee, Eicl.Z50.Betweenl·SPM. ~~':..ab1.ft: 001 •1"' Wal Co.C.M. llxU. ll'Ut wtth tMk • -,_... ..._._ .• ..,_. ._. .... -.-.. --S.-5661.. Avail. to top producers. Aalt For Andru ... ~ _. tn1aln& at OW' txpeme. wS~oW. DOO. Call -qulity • Xlnt. cond, nd·eo'd velvet sofa. Uke --------
f'llUlt.lc beoe " work· Apply 9am-ooon, Mon· ·'No !: •per le n c e WOID PllOCISSIMG .a...a7 I I 7. !_,o!'!~-a!d\~~tblaf • nrw. SlOO Call S40_:-07_eo_ "'GUAM() PACICB" lnl CODda. Located lo Selea Fri, Penoane1 Neceua.ry." Ail appli· Vydec up pref Xlot ~ .._. •• ::.: ~ a · Mamerey "/orifbiaJ
LapnllNlpel. Dl-l400 Wanted )'OUlll men wbo MAlllOJT HOT& caata mlllt be 11 or over. En I I s p e I I I n 1 KEl2IHON'D Pupa AXC 1-tcn-A1rwell ~ Fare Hieb enclne. Boat .tr
will tel a.loo& well with 900Newpor\Cater Dr tmUtacbed 41 ,..edy to Trwcrtbe from dlcta· aw.mp a1re M/F. Pet• a.rap Sele. Set. JatJ 12 CIJUllOD. 125 Call 552·2LS7 mpie over 50 years old S*IESCMW women. Call Mr . NewportBeac:b start lmmed. Return tioaequip.Xlatbeoenta abow . Pvt ply TV, lampa, carpets, ar5511M7 Coaaa1t.eot trophy WlD·
t.ellrWOMIH 'IboaJl*lD54G-402.3. F.qual()pporEmpioyer =-~~~a~~ =-=~~· 2lJ/SJ.1.KSalUpm. =ll~rmt:J .. 1:~ TIP'FANY 'S C LUB ~~er"rP~
JI 1G'1 are truty interell· Saadwlcbmao wanted. tMt Carol Ricbardloa at E.O.E. eaw Homes Ill E M B E R S H I P ed in a career 6 not just F/I', or P/I', Gary's Deli, Sec'y, A•11t•nt to Mii'. U.Va1abood Motel. 3151 SAMOYED Pvpplta, 7 NEWPORT $1~ =-~yc:1Jo': :-'cJ~~wy,CdM, =-~,;~~~ ~J'..vd&O~~:~ wonovasu.s •e:s::-eveninp. z~vpe:!:'1.~~~W: Serv1~e :117 -10-,-.-k-e-y
ooe of-the moat 1uc-ablllties. Xlnt ~UaJ Ptl. Make more moaey wort· Welt fflpland Wbt\e Ter· Ait6more lodt. ladde1-rack ~II ~uJ automobUe cor.1--------forriPtpet110G.MU4GO. M0-1571 Ina abroad re1arcllet;a ol rier pup Fem smo Fn-s.tM ........ 63 ......., =oom. in the United Sandwich " salad H · your qe, aex or present · · -m Vasu Bonita, NB .-..... an~-· _1·--_ ~ b i Self driven recep -ScottJahTerrlerM.tmo. 1 m lera, part. t me Uonilt/aecreta-. Ty~-. ftAJMH po9atloo. All l)'l>H of Both A.KC Rei. " all MOVJNG·Anllquea lo 4 ~..,.fare coupons
Experien ce not
necessary, but here's
wbatla ...
ffl&bSchool Education
Positive Attitude
Well Groomed
5-9am. Mon·Fri, full time •1 ,. for packa1log deept . workers urgently re· _....__ .. _ .-. ..... ch. 5am·lpm., Moo· Fri. inlknowiedt•4'pbooes. lmmed. opeol.ne. Will q\&J"ed. Fordeta.Ul.aend ........ .._..._.. toys, Sat S..2 411 AllAO. _,,... 13 .~o per hr. Lori 's Newport/Cotta llesa of· traln.548-9818 a s tamped . 1elr· s moa okf Dobie puppy, Nwp(ff&li.~9989 6429007
Kitchen. 979-0747 aft ficea.631·3>03 addnuedenvelopeto: purebred, 1boll $60 Bell Star fulJ u fe helmet TRAINEES ~ Gara1e Sale, Sat 1717 lOamforappt. --------1 li1ylo.,_..t ~Je. '"'°3841 1.MeSLHB u 7 1 8 &~hl new 79 Con1tr s upplies. ul· lc:et · for S9~ NeHr used
71 216' Tollycnll.. Well
eqwp , 300bn. lloonng
naaJ Aft. 6 PM, ~1158
'72 Muha IA', walk·lhru
tri hull 120HP 110 .
w trlr, used very Ut.tle,
mak.e trade 681 ·3584
lbston Whaler Sport u. 15
Good.Drivini Record Sec. position avail. to ban·
Ability to treat people die hte bookkeeping &
like people, wttb a sin-computer d u ti es .
cen lnuireat In customer Mlnlmal up. necessary.
utiataeilon, •above all, Call for appoint. 557--4116 lm.fcrtty.
CAU.
1714)760-3411
comm. HS 1rad. Full & 701 W••h'A... Street llln·to)' wbt fem Poodle. 536-Qll8 MaU oUtt (All ~710
p/llme. Familiarw/toola _......on papers, 12 mo1 1250 th 11Aialll&ooda 1065 bdore9PM
helpful. SU·$30K. Call Buffalo~~ 14205 531_.700, ~ ••••-•••••••••••••••••
mN.QQ56 ~ 2 pr w 122 I\. Apt f wu l couch 12$
TRAINEE -picture Youn1, uclttn1 com·
framln1 bu1lae11. paay,oeedllexp.1allboat
Permaaea& po1ltloo. rl1gera . Steve at
Sbib 'hu A.KC. Puppya, lilDaSh ... a.oo. Al-4000, lcbr w foot ILool SU 4 .. ,,., OIM'•,,,,10• quaJi· 151-IG?I ~Tram Am ~&S ty. Champ Uoe. m4) SGotal. G1 1 ....
Mere, Bimini. comp,
calm seat, cutbiona &
rmre New hvy duty trlr,
S1000 value for llllOO Pvt
pt y 64().-0589
J.9T1 ZJ ' llAlCO inboard.
u.n-ke)' eqwp'd, ireat
MarUa fiab1n&. sn.aa.
U you think )'OU 're our
type of penoo, doo 't
wail .. Oootact LIS today
UJpet'IOU.
#11111 0....,.~
21125 Harbor Blvd.
COSTAM~A
979-2500
GAMIS
See*ini 2 motivated, out· Slina i reaponaible peo-
jile lor permanent full
lime po1ltlon, wltb
career poulbWUee in an
adult 1trate1y gam
store. Apply Che11
~ UallmJted, 2700
W. C4Mt Hwy. N.B. o
1it1 Tuatin Ave., Sant.a
Ana.
Saa. balp needed. Look· ina fas mature lndlvid
to worit in faahtca orient
edlton. Experience pr.
f.,-eci. Smarty Paota,
3'0'1 S. Bristol, Santa
Ana. Apply lo penoo.
Saa.
HaN aeveraJ openlnia
for laMa people. Mobile
Homta • Good Com· ""'h•• . Apply Qista
.... llotllle l:lomee. -W, Jltb. a. ec.mt.
SECRETARY
Shat1> uecutlve sec'y ~~~~~~~~
GN Haun Per D~ > H.B.-. aaJ1'7 ........ -.....or CTW)180-10'74. JI•'*'• 1070 . ............... _...... ~ ~ pupptee, • wlr.I, ~ ... ~ •s t 0 ••••
BANK REPOS 115 '
Gluapar 1810 8 ;a &
trlr . 30 ' Out Of
GblCmt« TIS. F18 '60
Spirtf isb olf ers 1 Avery & eo m• > m.8ll90
dealred for expaodina -Train•• Poalt too.
englneerl og fl rm . SlliltitlilMt•IT• JI 111 Swttclaboard Operator.
Shorthand & typin& lki& Spece Tet l6&at be able to wort
requl.red.mGra 1122PlacmtiaAve.C.M. fluible boura. Call
MS-7515 Sheet metal brake
operator & puacb Tth8 Aimt. nper'd on·
operator. Fut powtni ly. Commercial/Sabre.
co. needl 1ood people. EucutJve Travel, Irv.
Xlot. co. ben. Paid _m._ta _____ _
bolidaya. V.A.I. Irvine TIAYIL ACHMT
area. 546ClO. Nwpt Ao, min 2 )'n H ·
SHOI SALIS per,
Wanted with or without 844-073
fl:llll'· WW tram. Advance -ST~ poulbWU•. Gd com-1 '" •
......, ...... .&-Iv la ,,,, day I ; 1 pm ... hr,
,...., • ~1 noa-amoker pref. CaJJ ~ ~ ~'&~ Betty. n•lla-0710
8riatal. Cll. TYPIST -Makjq th1a
D ac:reemr, up. In COD·
...ulve D&llllba' at.act.I
prlnllna. Nr. 0 .C.
Airport. e A.11-4:11> PM,
Mon.·Tbun. m.ua
srARTNOW!
I.oea1 Arlrn7 distribut«
often opport\lllitJ for IDGd Ml'DiDp. You ptck ta. boars. ,.... •ppt. to
atart m um.a. o1 your
own, call 811·1248 or
8M.sm.
call eo&ald chanl• your • orowma nrm bu lmmtd openln1 for
bri&bi penoa w /Sood
... penon.allty 6 mt.
t:YJ*al Milla. New a.ec. omc. locat.ed la ......
NllMll. Call 131~ for
lnl.entew.
.-loot. ihaU, wormed. •Iii',_. I_.. --------1011 Youth Counaelon
Part Time eveolo11. <M&aiDI edulta wortllDg
wttb 10Ul.b. Over 21. Own
lJ'ampoc'taUoo. $3.50 hr.
ltar'L~9PM
Ouaranteed beallby. IDYestor'I P9Ckaca --••••••••••••••
f'Tl.7'19 orlltant.~ 11mtiD •u-30. 12 1tno1
aC'OU.llJ c I w tar $800
Gl&I. A.et. Fm. 3,,.,mo a.r•aeUsUTercatm No Call J im 142 ltlS or 2115 Cbn1 Craft Cabin
Cnr Sbarp. New eng •
Canvas. VHF. Fully
eqwp N.B 8l2·714S,
13M179
Puppy 1bot1. 1100 b1ch deaters prices StJ&WafterSpm
CALL ANDREA
642-4121. ext 2:!0. l·SPM
E.0.E.
SSCDS Nda btl yrd Phcne 546-1633..
,,.. .. y. 1045 Ma" I ' 1071 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .......................
Miiii t • llM F\'w to pod bome. 10 mo lhDd New Vel"ticW MW -•••u-............ o&d o.rm.n Shepherd 111111 ........... SUOOtrarm ' Ii,: a 1005 aU. P'em.15'1·509 _Ph_.;.,5e_mi ____ _
--.... •••••-.... Sdm•_. ~. fem , t4u ' H• IOIO
*GLUeOPIMI..-•
==~ lOA.lltoePM DOOR PRJ.ZES-Oirrs.
ALL ITEllS
IDOOUNTED w !ADS.
~ ll>Od wat.cb dot, ••-••-••••••••••••••
--kida. ~ l.U&GAGITAGS ~! Home for 2 from 10UI' ti.•ineu card.
dop; he 50 a.a.. ol do1 Smid one card for each
food. -.m.s tac pl111 aae apere. We retura permanently
AlfC Come DO papen. ae.&ed attr.dive ~. II. 4Jnold. lt.np, me.tint air e
...-LO. ~· Pre---------1 Wiil km • &blft! For a ftw •aw IOSO pswnaHect tai encloee .......................
JOINOUR
CELEBRA'nON! !
Wl'STKINSTER ABBEY
MmQUJ; llALL
umw•m••t•AYe. **I IUY **
OU'dlllll Gnwt S5UJ.OI Good med hralture 6
wallpaper, fabric or .,,., Glo" p..-....
w1D beet • trim 1our
--Or try two cardl b9clto1**. ~--ORJwW..U ar for You
MASTllS AUCTIOM
646 1616 It UM621
CASllPAID
Pbr ad .... rwa. anti·
qu96dr1'V'lm'74111
PalCES:
••orllt5 4/ltqaSIADea. '"U. SUo ea. JOvr IDCll'e Sl.40 ea.
s.111 Tu laduded
NOCA.RD!
~ JOW OWD or leod --~pbooe· w'U ID8k.e om card per tat. Add• eec.b. s.ild cbec* or 1'DGDe1 or· dlrt.o: MOT...,..
P.O.Boai.-o.ta-..c..mm
OHk:e ,_ .... &
• •• , .. 1011 .... .................. .
Della & Ofc ~ 34' TS Hwiter, ld.o, '57. FwS. deen,...Uequip'd,~.
While top of ~ lloe c:ne. Good family or Uve-
'tillekaM fa. deep wood aboard. lluat ull '
aauive deak • ma llnJ n4-S35 IOl2, boat wknd ~ dMk. Sever m.-4407. 1wlvel chairs . file --------~. addiUonaJ ol· ...... ...,,
&e 9QU6pmea1.. m-J.ao:Z a 1w to so or111.--.
Jlbr .... Cll' ...... 1 Sario m Cop)' m•c:hiM, X1DL
oaad. • mo. old. CGatad
1:llMm.
.......................
•IMl4ACULATI•
2l1•l0110An
1112 mo. Plaaa prwpd.
ft'Oal $1.9tmo. iDd. alps • a-..m11ZMOM<>wn
WE'VE MOVED 6 llUST ..... W 9060
SELL THE ... •••••-•••••••••••• FOLLOWING THIS ·-• • .....__ .., ..,. WEEK.: .-8llwe deab -. ._. ...., -.. varn
6 ew '" «MC chain bu II , 111 p l n NB , .~:draftiQta· beautiful. $4000 . bAe 11 at.ool. aaJea daak:s, _ .... _so_1_0. ____ _
+ ailK. All la x1Dl cooda· Hobie 14. Gniea Is Yellow
tian. ~ + trailer. lle»s. Ask for
Cle»IDI out 2 orrlcea.
Diab. cbn. boakcuea "
art.lit drawl.Di board.
m5GI
1017 .......................
ffo9rr ; SS1-3311.
"71 Coroaado aa·. tri·
cabia, di ... l, Iota of m.. dlan, ,.... IW'-
.,.,,....,. aft. 5.
••t:IJ""' 9070 ........................
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I
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CO,...t'H L
C.HEYROL fT
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, l' •.•• • ,, 1.1 ca. ort11etl *°' ....... It ...... ............. u... . .,.
IO Clank Cottorl. '>41>-I JOO !~~! ......... .!!~~
Keruiaon Obla. ••• -=-~·motor. ..;;.;;---.-.;;...;;...;;....._ -
..... t7ll
..,, 4 door Impala. alr. '7t 1UllO
radial tlrH. Perfect tMl19CJC:..
caad. IZIS). Call eG-0118 "fl BMW IDOll. ll.IDt CCl9d. • w. Ille-'H OMC P .tJ.
---------wllMU Loadlld. lluat 1111 ma Call •nu
AUTOS
WAMl9
0!9' '1'ldl ....... '°"' !MM ••rudu Oeaa . ~ \a to find out ... ,
,.... Ma .. reall1 wonb.
... ..,. • oew radiala, .......... •••••••••••••
.......... 40mpt .
Xlnt. cond. Owner
deaperate. IJl·l21l.
mpia. wlmda. Richard.
"12 Bui, lolmi. ca DU eDI•.
ma tires, clutcb. brk.I.
l!JDOO, $7918
..::or.:..aa:..:;;..~_1. _____ , Blue beauty -lfust. NI.I!
.,.._, b 4 speed. 4 cylinder. A.IC.
...... ~lmporu
• __ ...... __ .;.;.;.._---.1 "Tl 81aNt. &lat coed, ut.(740
: V.... ,. Ro. X .., AM::.c:;:: vw ... '**' Goed '1odr • : •~•fe· Lo/al. Cafe ___ -.. ......., ruoaln1 coed. Pref. • •• w make oiler. _,_ .... _. ·--.. ....
••81 mrf, ltbr' tat. MS-GD
'14 aooa. ear. 4 1pc1 •
A.Min cUMtM •I•·
qlMlliMr, ••rJ tle&D. 11111..U .... Call Jim .... °'~
m 1raCIP
mazda
I', ---
... • '710 ....................... v.... t772
11 Par ftZE, AC. All/Fii -·-•••••••••••••••
..... m11. a0oya, a,ooo YOLYO
... Sl'f.AI00/080. Ml8Q2IO .....,.
'7S Qlrry ,_..,a pis. p/ • leather in tenor. ma&
II*>. 811', Ml radio V-3 wheeia. caHett.e deck,
Goad eaad. -..-S map light. Lo/ml. Priv
pty. Best otfer
Call 87S.2911
: --.-ca--~·· -•A11· ! ............. w., ·n Cbevy Pic kup In
a.ut. CODd M11at MU
..-• bMt olfer. Lee.
m-1117
Die-t7JO C... MIM '4W10I. 7.1 tllT Tar1a $8000 o.,. m Opel. eat 1a1.
m..newtwlmd.a
W.15.SllYICI
AMDLIASIMG
OVERSEAS DELIVERY
EXPE.llTS
"II LT caa.ro. 49,000 m1
Rare 4SP EED'
(LWYllZ I S17'7S.
"75 D Cammo Claulc
Camper abeU. 84.000 m1 ..
rut 01ce. all equip
ll)t52'\' • f32'75
ct '79 Mustang, 4 cly. 4
..,eed.J.door.radk>.Alk-
U\I suoo eau m4'51 ~ ..,ta•• tt•o ' ...................... .
• lllft' .. hmlry motor
; llmei....!.lffPI I ; Hlr• ~ -/Wk. + ~ mi. --
T......._T,..... 9170 .......................
ZZ' Sportamast.er Travel
Tnillr, completely a.ell ......,......,, sleeps 6, dot
o•.WW. Located near
Rourtt.a Beach. Baja,
calil. snoo. eau 648-9076.
aftl:JDPM.
.., s. •ic.e, , .....
&.Acct11Drie• 9400 .......................
9570 .......................
• MIW lt7t I 0 Ft.
CHlftOLIT
S.VAM
Aa*lmatk (Ser 8822)
OMLYS7HI
HOWAIDC-.Yf"Olet Dove ,. Quail Sl.a.
NEWPORT BEACH
Ill-OHS
"l'8 Ford Van El.50. PIS.
P/B. A!C. 4SK m1. $3700.
Must sac 831 -9960
~7447 Ask for Steve .
78 Ford E· 100 26Kmi
V-8. &..1r. AM/FM stereo
MEW casa P 'S, carpet~ &
PARTS&SERVlCE panelled $5,600 dys
HOURS 898-5007, eves 968-7506
()penla.m 'tllgpm '77 Do dge Van 100 Monda.y thru Friday CloaedSat &Sun Tradesman. V -8, 318
~···+t ............ ~·········· t701 .......................
All-AIOMIO
O.OOSU.ln~
?IAUAI0..-0 SIOlrTS ., ....
Automatic trana., air
ccnd.. AM/FM c....U.
&map. (105i2) .•• 822
IEACH IMPORTS
848 Dove Street
NEWPORT BEACH
75Z..Oto0
THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
.......................
BANW ICIC OATSU ...i
1:111 tj /';,49 J Jj/'>
DfedJve Mon i/24 '79 eQ8i.oe, 38,000 mi. custom
SADDLEIACI( a & paint Job by Trap. I IUY -· ....... .r per at Santa Ana. Capt. -r-"-~
'2060 HARllOA BLVD
COSTA ME SA 1>4'2 ·0010
ZMOS.M~laAna c hair s, s unroof , '76AlfettaGT,elec snrf. =-~f:::.ncan
AttbeCornerofWarner portholes. P .S. PB. stenlocass.nullres,nu 11312&6-C.sb ~3465 546-7070 mag whl!., $49SO clutch. A 1C. $6,1~ or
---------• 310-4564 best olCer. Aft. 5 PM. ,_.,_. '723 557-0229 ask Cor Dan -··••••••••• ••• • • • • •• • ...._for Sde lll <llevy Van Rare edJ-;4 D'1>o Spyder 246 GTS.
ban. No windows or side ... 9707 Daytona pkg Burgun. .......................
Ill PO RT ANT
NOTICETO
READERS AND
A.9VERTISERS
doors. 6-cyl Auto. Low ··--·••••••••••••••• dy /\an.~ 1.395. s.48-9781
miles. '70 ~gine New i3Audi 100L.522mpg city, -...... 9725 battery. lune-up $800. :nmpg bwy dot. cood ..-
631-4564. Sll>0087
71 ~ton Ford Van
$1200
49S-4318
Tbe price of llems
advertiaed by veblcle
dealen in the vehicle
d .. slfled advertising
columns does not Include
any applicable taxes, i3 <llevy Van Shortbed
license, transfer fees. xlnt. cond. 350V.S. $2.150.
finmce cbaries. fees for 640-la>J all 5.
air polhltioa control de· ....._ W..t.cl '5to ~ catlftdocumcaUoos or de--•-••••••••••••••••• • ...., eatary pre· i*iltiw charges unless WE PAY TOP OO~R ~ apecllted by fort.op med cara-foreip. the~ cbnelltlcs or class1cs. If ----------1 ywr car ls extra clean.
-.cw 9712 .......................
CREVIER
&I Sf • llOAOWA\'
SANTA AHA
835·3171
THE UUWA T'I: OllMMO IUoQltHf
.......................
71 F1AT Sport.a Spyder
13&. CJun. lo mif.eS. 2
top 1, AM FM
Stereo/tape. ~.100. Call
evea.m.3>15i2
"75 Fiat 128 Sport Xlnt
cond. 2l6mP1-S189Stbet
dr.!i3f.12115
73 Fiat L'M Sport Spyder. s spd, new tap, a.Int coad.
$2500. 873·2180 or
~1938
'M Landa Flat. 26,000 nu,
1911ada GLC. • mpt! Rdllla. s.,... a IDOi old .
llart&.IO-TC71
"14 lluda llX-4 win. rado. rw1a11. res .... suao.m.mr Mum.,._ t740 . ..................... .
"71.-Z1400
w.i.a..alarpbawn·
k1r7 of pre owned MBZ'a
in atock. Tbia one la
pdcedlowat
$16.,HI
C500VPU l
JIMSUMOMS
IMPOttTS
1.910 HARBOR BL VD.
COSTA MESA
631-127'
M1%
WAMl'ID
WU1 pey you mion tor
)'Olr clean UMd '72 or
later Mercedes Benz
~todllY
Mission V'wJO lmporta
831-1740 &-1700
195 MBZ 280SE. gny,
Vf!rY clean. sunroof. Beat
dfer. 8J6..81Z7
i9 MB 450 SLC. lo m1 , at·
suDM! lease. 639·17 12,
m.J2ZZ
Mercedes '75 4~SLC
Red, sunroof. AM /FM
CMS. +t,000 DU, 1 owner.
XlnL Reaaooably priced.
272-81lD. ~l
7l 250C, A/C, Ivory. Xlnt
cmd. $7'9l50 • 833-8383 ext
340 c:tys, 968-9143 ev
• S S. auto. P tS, good
caad.. $3..500.
64.S-DS
'M Por9C:be 3:1«:. brtrD
w/bnna bat .. A 111 /P'M
~ Xllll cmd. .. .., or t1111tcn.-......
IAILI ID Newpcwttt rr Mot.on
VOLVO U1119HarborBlvd .. C.M.
1.886Harbor Blvd. ~
COSTA MESA ~ 9932
"IO tl4.I Ponc:tw. 81.adl ..... JOJ ...... , ... 7 -·················· w/t.ul I.Dir. 12.000 ml. O&tM&ICOUMTY '72 Ve tt e Con v t New ,.td.. .. or a.t 350·Z27lf P 4ps p, 80M.
dr.Call-.all YOLYO reblt en& new brks,
.. •-97a.a. EXa.AJSIVELYVOLVO orange w t n e w top ~ -lM'lllt Voho Dealer Cllu1c •.!00 or best
... -·-············ mOfm9eCoanty' Opt wtremap 881..a7118 •1 DUW IN U.S.A. ~~~E DodiJr ttJS
~~~VER ~·· ;;;,;::;;;;·;u:::'.-.;; ~~~l l~ieJIU •J :'~tf,:l~~e~e! : ~rt ~ .. Kil 2()25 S. u~.-25«:Dpg. 2800cc IWt s*I·
\"'----' ~ IYlOl tv tiD;>u:111 Im.mac 914-eOO. En11
CLOSlD SUNDAYS "40 Anaheim lf:IJ-2011 fwd
s.la f7 60 "78 ~ aunrool. Z4J< m1 .......................
......... •••••••••••••• :dnt cond AM1f'M cass.
SAAi 114-Ml .<t8XJ
Demo SU In f>toCress
lt79SAAl~S
Automatic. air cood .
sunroof. pwr stttnn& •
AM/FM 1t.ereo cassette
M113) $10.QI
IEACHIWORTS
Ml Dove Street
NEWPORT BEACH
752-0900
----------------
i2 Volvo SUuon Wgo.
A C, auto Roof ra ck
Good gas mileage
$2.200 957 8424 or
640-8llZ5 ------
'79 Voivo wgn 4·SP. over
dnw. a c. AM FM tape
rid. 4.80011ll Sl ,000 &
take over pymts ol
D55Mo 4f11.~ eves
Toyota '765 ~ UNd ..............................................
jg Corolla 4 door G a.s Mell HI 0
UV9' am/hn. low miles. -··• ... ••••••-••••••
Jdnt cond. SZlll50 CIG-2710 "12 Convef'l. full power.
air. whttwht. 11695
831·3133. 87~!1126
'79 Turt>o Muatane Cobra
Blue beauty Mu.at ~u'
4 ..,eed. • ~r. AtC. leal.ber antenor. mag
wheels. caalK'tte deck.
m11p llgbt. Lo ma Pnv
pty Bei.t offer Call
m.2919 ------
"77 Granada 49M. air.
al.Co . ra<Uo Rood rond •
SUDO M&-21678
71 Granada C..tua 27Kma
AM f'M Mint cond
SUOO ml-OeOeaA 6P ...
76fOtU>LTD
COUMTIY SQUIRE
WGM
TtJis car bas every toy rn
the wor1d LnC I air c;hock s
• bvy duty equip CJ9SPRX I. M2 1.944
117 Mustang Hardtop. v ...
You fix.up W'!k\ cub or
bell o&r MS-9805.
'86 V8 Auto • clean.
$1950 c.a u 673-0473 aft 5.
i4 Yuatana II Gtua. air.
AM1FM cassette, PS •
au&o. 123511 pp 846-T137 •
Eva 846-009..:..l _____ __
a. mbU. ttSS .......................
"78 O&ds DIESEL. 4 dr. ReaencY Ltll:e new. must
ad!. ~ng $7300 Days
Ml-2000. CVl'll 581-4081.
Mk(« Sandy Sanderson
'72 Olds stataonwagon
S>.000 rru, pretty fall' con
d1t1on After 6 :00
~18)8 Sfi(lO ------,....., 9'57 •..•................••.
Jc• .-a.s-
LIMCOl..H-MBCURY
''Specl&I ol tbe Wt!d ·•
72 "9NTO
HATCHIACI(
A&aofoa UC. aJr cond. low
rruJes nu... llt • pretty
blut' car for many mlles or t•cono m1 ca l
transportJllUO U68FlT)
Sl895
2S2fi Harbor Blvd
O.U Mesa 540-5630
751'tMTO
Excellent rondJlJon
Si!:JlO best off er
~
i9Toyota Cellca W'l back
coupe. Fact anrf. A/C,
All1Fll. briibl red. like
oew. $74115, dya 875-3440.
eves &&>48311
"15 ....................... T Bani, i8. xlnt cond. ,,,_~ H60
PS PB. aar AM 1FY •••••••••••••••••••••••
jg Celica Ldlback. 5 spd,
AM /FM. anrf. lo/m l,
blue. -.ooo 54M277
1m C.A.IM' I •C 1tereo, Landau, A850. 0"41ectors '6'1 ~ 417~ GTX. 440. p<Mt·lrac. aao . all faoory arts.. --1 cand.. ~ ID.l90t wwtl. BIO.~ Ben.
C'll SEL. '73. SI vr. tthr, 'M ~ Corolla nma
mrf. immac .• best offer 8DOli $1,750. eves aft. S.
·n LTD a 1c ,AlltPll
IUnlO. vtnyl roof. &OOd
Gal. 900 M4-TI43 •2 77's -----~ H45 131-03J2 _~_w.a __ ·-------~ ....................... .,..,,.,
Clilllkt
aeeuaf1BST!
9520 ~-I
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is 3Xl2 4 sp t641PQO l
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PS. AC, snrf. tthr upbol, "71 2IJISE 3.5 w /DJ trim, is 1'oJ'cU P .U. +camper
MJChelim, M40(). 9:17-0205 ffPd. $20.000. aball. 13.000 low m.Uea.
Sl'1L&.I
Lmded! Eqmpmmt ID·
dudm moanroal. lt.ereo
• /tllpe. U.tt wheel. c:naae
control • new
"American Eacle · ndlal tua. You must
.. to appreaat.e ... Llae
pnail9t cme ID U. c:oun-
tJ. Call •45· 114' or mtm..Mldll& ...
i4 Uncom 11900 Good
~dll1on . run~ lllnt
Ml ....
ptymoulh \Iola~ Sl.tUOO
Waeam 318 Cl 0 Engine
bolb over 65.000 aula.
~ steenng, power
bnb!B. aJ.r rond. radio.
roof racb 4-door. 2 seat .
Botb pric ed below
wholesale Kelley Blue
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CoJasl Diuly f>llol -f1e«
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ratOt'ed mint cond.
$3),000. 175-6181 #I hi 0.....,. C...ty CloMd S• days 'SI 1Wd 4 door wagon,
very original. Tbun·
dstllrd eog. 1tick $1995.
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$ID). Sell. trade or beat
<ifer. A1ao '64 Maserati
Sebrina. $10500. Sell,
tr8de or best offer. Pvt.
Party. 831-376.1.
'29 Model A Roadster
Replica. Mounted on '79
Ford drive tram. Dellv.
aped.eel from factory
earlJ Feb. Assume
rtatU to purchase. Best
offs. Sa326 or 495-1336
ewa.
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COSTA.MESA
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COSTA MESA
540-9640
'II> Accord, 50 mllea, air.
AM/FM cass .. wire
wheels, panstripang &
COC011 ma ts. 18,95C>.
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All/Fii. M11at see to ap-
pnd.te. ~5li8
ii Aceard: 5 spd., IUD·
rocl. 8 tnd. low miles.
~ 545-7363 aft 5.
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'84 230-SL Roadster. T~ '767
AM /FM c a11. over· ••••'••••••••••••••••••
hauled. Sl.3,000. S47 5283 71 GTS. lllat rood. Best
otfer Ask for Sherry Days 759 9200. eve
644-8lM5
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elec swuf. wtat w/blue am. like new. 87S-32S7
'79 45(Q... ivory. immac
Assume l.se for best offer
975-1177
9744 .......................
·74 Roadster. White.
°"'81 mpg. XlnL Cood.
AMtFMtcua. st.er. Car
COYer. $3000. 642-3827
rlWi)IClf 97 41 .......................
Volmw I JI 9770 .......................
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not' ~ your car to
Jlrn Marino Volk.swal(eD, urm Beach Blvd • Hunt
iJlgton beach-Ask fdr
Frank Manno or Tom
Al.km.
lf7tCADIU.AC
Bdoudu Ii• 1 lt1
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• rmooorool. leather •
every poalble optioo
Leu than 7,000 miles
now pra&ed. Cl40BXT I
SlS,B. Ask for llr. Kel·
ty. Cail Kl-4046 <home I
or 6CZ-0010 (W'Ol"k 1
"7~ Cpe DeVUle, blli:.,
loaded. new tires.
DXIO/blt air M2-&Sli alt
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4500 pampered m1 .
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m.. llb nu. all opliOrul.
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847-88)2
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59.000 miles. S2775
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• Tinted glass,
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• Deluxe cushion
steering wheel
• Nylon r.lle carpet ng
• Instrument Cluster •Heavy duty
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• 18.S gal. ·tuel capacity
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BRUCE OLSON AND SOME OF SQUIRRELED CANDY
Rodent With s .. et Tooth Burgin Liquor Store
Sweet Tooth
~ot 'Squirreled Away'
By JOANNE REYNOLDS
Ol IM Oeilf l'INC Staff
Bruce Olson has been having some problems al bi.a
Corona del Mar liquor store lately.
THREE TIMES in the last six weeks the burglar
alarm has gone otr, but the store wasn't burglarized.
And Olson noticed some things were disappeartne
from bis shelves -bags of nuts, chips and candy bars -
lots Of candy bars.
This week the mystery was solved wheo he uncovered
the nest a IJ"(>UDd squJrrel made under one ol the wall
shelves of La Cantin• Liquor, 3244 E. Cout Hip way.
".U NZAll AS I can tell there wen bthNm tD0 and tsO candy ban uh, squirreled away in there," Olacm aald.
'"lbe number one favorite wu Pay Day. He bad moN
of those than anything else. I guess be wu just boardinl
them for the win~"
Once the nest .. , unoovered Olaon said be fttured tbe
falle alarms were the resUlt ;;; having the aJatm wire
chewed tJl.rouib by the hungry squirrel.
THE MERCHANT isn't tbe vindictive sort, even
thou&b the three false alarms cost him $75 in fines.
W~av ni@l be set out a trap baited with peanut
butter and other goodies to capture bi.a resident squirrel.
He said he'd take the critter up the street to an open field
and let him loose.
But the trap was untouched this morning and Olaon
says he's not sure il any more candy bars are missing.
.. WE'D HA VE TO pull the wall shell apart to get at the
nest again," be said. "I guess we'll just try the trap again
tonight."
... , Foe Pours In
A./ ghamClOse Road,
llattle Red Troops
a7 DAVID &11'IZllA.NN ............
A Padftc mcm tbat bltmbted Sou.them c.lifornta witb beavy ratas Wtclnflda.Y -and todQ,
cauallil at least three deatbl -
oae near Su Juan Capiattuo -
will pelt the Orute Coast ...
~\~ probabq throuab the
National Weather Service
foreeuten Mid today the aame bls 1tonn 1y1tem wblcb bad
belted tbe Hawaiian ialanda
several ct.ya earlier will briDC
the new rains to a previously
drou"1t-remlniacent Soutbland.
The forecut for Friday calla
for steady rain, heavy at times,
alon1 with gusty winda.
Hardest hit by the storm bas
been the aouthem Orange C.out
region, where swollen Oso Creek
waters are believed to have
swept an unidentified man to bi.a
death.
A 60·member search and
rescue team continued to probe
the murky creek waters until
nightfall from Sao Juan
Capistrano to Doheny State
Beach for the man's body.
The man drowned after bi.a
automobile wu swept away by
flood waters near Avery
Parkway and Camino
Capistrano late Wednesday
afternoon.
After rescue attempts failed,
the man's body was last seen
floating down a flood control
channel. Divers searched the
area but the body still had not
been found as of late this
morning.
Meanwhile, Laguna Beach
firefighters were kept busy
pumping water from sour
homes and businesses
Wednesday after torrential
downpoun in that area.
Abovt 21 pabU~ aHlstance
caJ1I were received durinl that
period.
More than 30 homes or
bua!Desaes were pumped out by
fire ma.
Tiff Costs!
A Huntlngt.oo Beach man klSt
bis little finger Wednesday when
an acquaintance rolled the
victim's riibl hand up in a car
window and drove off, police
said today.
Officers said 28-year·old
Robert Mark Harris ran
along.aide the moving van for
several seconds, but finally
toppled into the street.
Danny Ray Fleeer, 20. was
arrested near his Buena Part
home on mayhem charges about
an hour after the 2: 15 a.m.
incident. He waa held in lieu ol
$25,000 ball at Hunttn&ton Beach
Jail.
Police said they searched for
tbe severed fln&er ln tbe area of
Edln1er Avenue and Sher Lane
in hopes that docton milht be
able to re-attach it. They uid
they pve up tbe search after aa
hour.
Harris was taken to
Huntlnaton latercommunlty
Hoepltal tor treatmmt. Barria told Police be met the
1u1pect in a Garden Grove
plna parlor and WU offered a
ride home when be told the man
be WU traftliDI Oil a bleyde.
Polloe &aid. the Dair went to
Barrtl' bome and· later to a ne~ marbt for bier. Wltll uur told ID== tbe two 1DM ltal1ed bl tbe
sto ... ~iot. Harri• tolcl offleera be srabbed tbt car w\JldCrir tn •
attempt to ltOI> l'lefer'• nldde,
wbleh ltW ~Ida~
o.lty .........................
DRIVER CLIMBS ATOP MIRED CAA ON LAGUNA CANYON ROAD IN LAGUNA BEACH
CM Had Stalled In Flood Wetera Neat Btg Bend Outtng lntenM Aetn Wedneaday
Rock and mudslides were
observed on Pacific Coast
Highway in the north San
Clemente area. No mudalides
were reported, however, in the
troubled Bluebird Canyon area
of Laguna Beach, where earth
movement destroyed 24 homes
in late urrs.
City officials were keeptnc a
close watch on the dev~
canyon residential area today.
Most otber Orange Coast dt1el
experienced street floodln& ~bletill ~ no OIMr leriout
In faablonable Huntlnston
Harbour, a moored boat at 1lll'l
Wayfarer Lane was discovtted
Inundated wltb water this
momlna and barely aOoat..
* * *
In Fountmn Valley, extensive
flooding wu reported on Harbor
Boulevard north of Edin1er
Avenue. Northbound lanes were
inundated wtth water, cal.9lnl
traffic problems tha mornlnc.
The road was not closed ,
however.
The cities of Newport Beach.
Coat.a Mesa and Irvine repor1ed
no aerloua atorm ·related
problems. B atn-caued problems on
couatJ ro.u ecatered bl tbe
IOQth. Or-.e Comd.Y .,.., Ina ...... t...-• Can1• 1lolld south. comtJ oftlriala Hid.
But ecM9t1 wwbra wen able
to keep up with I.be resaltiDC
mudtH• .... ad pbaued cul..U.
tMJuld..
* * * Mud, Rain Block
IA Area Highways
By 'n.e ANoda&ed Pr.a
The Angeles Crest Hipway
was ck>eed today following two
separate mudslides about 14
miles north of La Canada in the
Angeles National Forest, said
U .S . Forest Servlce
apoteawoman Gladys Winten.
Sbe said roed crews from the
California Department of
Transportation espected to have
the road cleared later toda,.
The CHP said rocks and mod
fell throucbOUt Wedndday oo
canyoa roada near Malibu and in
Topanga Canyon, and roada
were cloaed lntermlttenUy u
crews worked to remove the
debris.
The outside lanes on a
four-mile streteb of tbe Santa
The weather lttViee predicted
a two-foot IDOWf all above 7 ,000
feet, with the anow level
dropping as low as 6,080 feet
today . Tbe CHP required
motorists to use cbai.na oc snow
tires iD the Btc Bear and Big
Pines areu.
Three inches of snow fell
Tuesd.a7 nlCbt at w~ in
the San Gabriel Mount.aim SD
miles northeast of 1-Anple&
but turned to rain Wednesday.
Elsewhere, rain forced
cancellation of tbe fll'lt round
pt~ in tbe Bob Hope Desert Golf
Classie In the Palm Desert area.
Officials said they hoped to
belln plQ today. .
Me.-iwblle a storm moYed
lnto Nortbenl California, bard
oa the heels ol another wbldl broa8bt beaY)' ra1m to lowllnda and..., to the SiettL
Temperatura dropped and
tn.elera ~were pocted
for the Sierra. where up to three
feet of DeW IDOW WU dulllped Oil
akl NIOltl alre.cb' rich from
Neat at.cJnDa. -
latentet. 80 1U1bway WU
clotecl between Colfax and
Tnaebe ad anl1 veblelel wttb
ehalm ..... aDowed Clll 111'bft7
50. ·4Tbe oa11 u.ma mcmaa ._. t....., eqcdpea.-t;" aaJ4 Jcllm
Garbett of tbe Cellforala r.: .. ~~~i: feet ot _.. .... ad tblW fall&
at ~&unmlt ...
All county public facllibes and
roads were open today
The storms which have soaked
the Orange Coast area this week
have siinificantly bolstered
anemic rainfall totals for the
season.
Nearly two inches of moisture
bas fallen t.bi.I week in c.osta
Mesa. Since Wechaesd.ay, .52 of
an inch bas been recorded, brin.liDI tbe MallOll total to 3.11
mew Lut 1ear at tbi.a time,
tbe ..,.. ... l..3$.
BetmfaU tiala&a in B\llrtiqtml
Beach .i.o bav• been bolstend.
Sin~ WedDesd.ay. more than a
ball i.Dcb of rain has fallen,
briDlial tbe totals there for tbe
au amt 1e&SOO to 3. n inches.
H1mtington
Pier to Get
Safety Net
A giant safety net will be
stretched under the Huntington
Beach city pier this month to
catch cb\Dlk:s should pieces fall
from the aging structure.
1be city council aveed to buy
the $11,000 net followine the
advice ol a structural study that
said the pier needed to be
replaced and immediate safety
measures abould be taken.
Public Worb Director Paul
Cook said the 9,000 square foot
net will be attached to \he belly
ol \he pier from its base to the
waterline.
Coot said be eliminated the
proposal of placing a chain Hnk
fence around the pier base when
tt waa CODCl&Mled vandals would
rip it down.
He said tbe drawbaek to tbe
net la um birds mQ select tbe
lofty web aa a neathla spot. Won crews will clean debris
from the -moo&hlY. be am.
Tbe city .. ~ "'*" funds to nplaee the 11·year-okl
pier, a job estimated to eomt. up ·
to '1 mil.tiGa. I
Coast
•
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SACRAlf&NTO -A U.S. N•V7 m1DelWelper lmpeetecl lbl Sacr1meto lb!p chlDD91 todQ after a c.u.r told a local radio
atatiGG tbe chaaJ:lieJ bad been m1Ded to prevent the departure of
aSoYiltlldp.
Tbe .. Gallant, from Treudl'e laland lD San l"rancllCo
Bay, beeded Wedneeclay for the a.mile deep.water channel tbat
utenda to the.Port of Sacramento.
Oflldllll activated tbe lh1p after an 1DOQ11DOU1 caller told
Sacramento ndio atatloo KZAP tbat a aurplut uvy canllt.er
bad bem IDied 1ritb exploUna and placed lD tbe cb1anel. Tbe
male call.-elaimecl to be a member ot a IJ'OUI> ol pat.rtotic
acuba dl'NN, aid Charla Wel.u, tbe atatioo'• DeWI dinc:tor'.
... te )'ne VJW. Se•ede ..
UNITED NATIONS (AP) -The United Statn wu
1ueceutul lD Jta drive to arraign tbe Soviet Unloa before the
General ~aiblY for its military laterventioo in AfsbanlataD,
but the Ruutw' announced they would veto uy reaolutlOD ln
the Secw1ty Council calling for sanctions agalut Iran.
Wllb Security Council action on Afghanistan blocked by the
Soviet veto. tbe 90UDCil adopted a remolutioo Wednelday Dllbt
ukina for an '9~r1ency aesaloo of the 152·natioa UMmbly to
deal with the iltuatioo in the Central Aalan natioa.
The emersency session ii expected to la.st several days, a.ad
the debate ii expected to be a replay of the debate lD the
Security CouDcU tut weekend, with most of the membera
attacking the SOvtet actlon lD Alpanistan and tbe Soviet Unloo
and lb communi~t allies def~ lt. .
811 ... N~ Bel.,.•llc 8ltl
OAKLAND (AP) -The preslding Judge ln the HalwoJ.k
marijuana cue baa dlamiaaed defense claims that state laws
aiain.lt growing the weed al home are \Dlconatltutiooal.
Alameda County Superior Court Judie Wlntoa McK.lbben
overruled the clatm by Deborah Halwnlk'a attorney Ephraim
Mar1011n without comment WedneMtay. The Judie tbeD •lered
an lDnocall plea for Mrs. Halvooik.
Mn. Halvonik and her husband Paw, a state Court ot
Appeal justice, were arrested lD September oa chars• of
crowinl 323 marijuana aeedlings lD their home la Oalr.la.ad.
Paaderlllg £barged
Mesam Face Trial
For 'Escort' Work
The operator of It Costa Mesa
outcall muaace service and bis
female companion nre ordered
today to stand utal in <>ranae
County Superl~ Court on
multiple charees of plmpt.na and
pandert.q.
Ordered to answer charses
are Donald Smith, 47. and
Elizabeth Fay Salazar, 29. both
of 2lllM Santa Ana Ave., Costa
Meaa.
ID testimony elven lo a
preliminary hearln1
Wedne9da1, Dawn Winchester,
31, detailed nine fmtances lD
wbicb lbe performed acta of
proetitutioa while workina for
Smith'• Golden Glrla escort
Mnice.
lllu WIDcbelltei' ,,.. aranted
lmmanil;J by the Oran.c• County
Dlatrlct Atto:r• office ln
ntm'D for bertdi.moQJ. Smllh. wbo formerly lived lD
Newport Beacb, *• acquitted
by a Superior Court jury lD
September of plmplns and
pandering for a 15-year~ llrl-
Tbe girl bad testified that she
perform1'd aexual acu wttb
male cuatomen wbo coai.eted
. Golden Girtl and another Smith
operation called Cbarll•'•
Angell.
ID the current cue Smltb and
Mill Salasar, a state prlaoo
parolee, are qa1n accused of •
mln1 the aervtces u fnmta for
proetttutloo..
Mlll WlncbMter told Ceab'al
Mu.nidP&l Court Juqe Edward Laird that abe met with male
cli,ata, mclodlq ooe lndlftdual
believed to be a promlneJlt
buaineaaman at locatloe1 lo
Corona de1 Mar. Uasuna Beach.
Dana PolDt and other Oranae
County dtlel.
The woman told tbe cpart tbat
ahe ensa1ed In 1H aell for
which .Jbe wu normally paid
between '1f0 ud saoo. Sbe laid
1be normally turned over S40 to
Smltll for what lbe called "• .. eocyfee ...
., ..... ~DI. _...., .
0...-rtltlli ... -lddlllld ... ..... ..... neeaed
................. m.11edoWa
1Wollm Oio creM DOtUl ., ..
Juea Ca talrano Wecla"4&1 ~ lD two apeotaeular
aenth~ .. ~ CGaDt1 -tele\le team IWUIMd the blmt today for I
maa fean41 droweecl In Oao
en.II aft« 11111 CV WU waabed
off Oamleo Cap&n.rw lldO a
eul"rt IMrUy aftu u 1.m • w ...... ,. (RelatAld pictures.
pqeAJ).
· TIM IMl'Cb •• called off at atatt&UW.-..S11 att.er4i..._
lit'"enUdl -• beUcODter ft'OID Colla ..... MaftMd tile raalDI
nMk from AVflf'J ~ to
Dotil1Q18tataa.atb Part.
TM drama bqan wMn two
cou~ flood ecmtrol offtctala
1tt.m1Md to bait a motorist
drlvln1 down Camino
Caplatruo. acljaceut to Oso
Creek 1hort11 after beavy
ralnfall belan to ftU the creelr
and ovwflow octo the roadway.
California Hl1hway Patrol
apokHman Dick Van Cott
described the lnetdent tb1I way:
A m~1 believed to be about 40
YHn OIG, WU drtvtq bl.I Audi
atatton wa1oc IOUthboWld OD
Camino Captatrano wbea two
flood control worken attempUjd
to flq b1m down.
"T6e man'• windabield wu
fOlled, IO be probably didn't tee
the roed WU flooded witb more
than a foot of water," Van Cott
uld.
After enterln1 tbe fiooded
roadway, the fon:e of tbe watera
Wt.eel tbe am.all car and it began
to noat down tbe road iD lazy
clrclee.
The motorist climbed to tbe
roof of tbe car through a rooftop
batcb and aat down u tbe car
continued ill way down Cam.loo
Capistrano toward a raging
cwvert.
"The man was facing away
from the culvert and when the
car reacbed It, bia bead struck
the railroad underpaaa and be
was knocked from tbe car into
tbecreek,"VanColtsaid.
Pauenby told CHP officer
Ted BW'IDOO lbe man bad been
wubed away, and the officer
wallr.ed two miles of tbe creek
bed aearch.iq for the victim.
p,....r-.eAJ
El~CTION ••
ha' -stepped forward so far.
T(d Zlchoche, prealdeot ot tbe
Hw.Ungtoo Beach Neighborhood
Watch, and Libertarian party
member Dan Mahaffey said
they wan. council aeall
A check with organizations
that normally eodone eotmcil
caadidatel failed to turn up
names ol my other' hopefuls
Former Huotinaton Beach
Mayor Ron SMnkman recently
1tated be mi,bt back a
candidate, but bun't said wbo
Some ob1erver1 bave aua-..s the turor o1 u.e 1"18
m unlclpal election and the
controveny that arose when
enon lD ca.mpaip atatemeota
were di1covered may have
acared ott aeveral candid.ala.
Tb• election l11ue1 1eem
euier to pNdid..
Incumbent• and otber
candidat• acne tbe nna.tna Bolla Wea altuaUon wW be an
i11ue. Tbe battle between
en v l room entalla ta and
developen heated up tut year
wben a 1roup of Hun~on
Harbour t.tina buftl apob up.
The pMIP wuU a naytphle
dwmel opphll into the harbor
throulb a leCtioa ol Bolaa Cblca.
A nemt1y prop:IMd meuure .
to U~nalp 1pencl•ns ll
alao to emerp • an.
llaue. It.., turned down by the
preaent city council. ~ ol tbe downtown
area. a pereanlal campal1n
toplo. la G:pected to be a top6c
of de'bltte aaam tb1a year. .
T1psy Rollers
.,. ..... .... ~
John WlWama, •1. compoaer of "Star wan•• rum sare
and winner of three
Academy Awarda, bat been
named conductor of the
Boston Pops Orchestra. He
succeeds Arthur Fiedler who
died last July.
Pro-sign
Residents
WJDFight
By ISUY CLAUSEN
Of-OeMy ""' ..... Fountain Valley's up and
down atop alps are still up.
More than a dosen realdenta of
the Rarlton Avenue and
Butt.erfteld Street area lD north
Fountain Valley auen.ded a dty
councll aeaaioa Tueaday to
dlacuu the alp.a.
Most opposed a city Trame
Committee recommeodaUon to
remove three comer atop us-
at lbe "T " l.nlet'lecUon ot tbe
two street.a.
The aisns were lnatalled lut
year when residenls soulht a
method for slowln& traffic
th rough tbei r tract from
Westminster J~t to the nortb.
Tuesday. a perplexed Traffic
Committee noted:
"We have now received three
separate petitiona "The first petiUoa wu for tbe
lnatallat.ioo of the stop aisna, lbe
second for lbe removal of tbe
stop slens and the third petiUoo
was for keeplng the atop alp.
"E11entially, a 11 three
petitions were signed by lbe
same homeowners . . "
The Traffic Committee, which
doubted the value of the signs 10
the first place b«allM! 1t said
accident records and traffic
counls dJdn'l warrant them.
recommended that councilmeo
get rid of them ooce and for all.
But sign proponent.a arcued
Tuesday that lbe whole thing is
a mlx up, that the only real
objections came from a couple
resldlng at the intenectloo.
The couple told councilmen
lbe unai1hlly alfna weren't
atoppina traffic and were an
eyesore that reduced their property value between $5,000
and '10,000.
Councilmen •oted unanimo\llly to leave tbe lipa .
But tbey o...S.red rll)' llaff
members to keep an e1e on the
altuatJaa, the police cbief to
set. up patrola lD tbe uea and
called fer a study OD •alllftl off
tbe street at the Westminlter city
Umlt.
b IOANNS an"NOLD8
Ofel ............
JOffJ c.n1too' amn. oat from
bl.I ICbool ~ 1oo1r1n1 u.u..., cita.•,...,..oil boJ. Lat ........ b1a .........
wu mdilN4 ~ tbe mu OOllce
aa1 II ••ii ial for the tlieMhl
of fi•• oUaer Orani• Coaat woma. Muol1n earett.•1 dutb left
Joe, -Cll'llbMa· ue.•1 lldiwned ••'>' well."
1111 loer'• foeter mother, a cbe flieed ol tbe mu.rdend
womm. 0 rm lmt ~ =..: b1m ad tbe • ., be •
t.bla.
''B• atUJ wondera wby lt ha~t11 bl.I mom bad to
leafflO • .. ·wu my mom baft to
die ao bard?' be Hked me
oace," tbe woman 9dda, dole to
t.ean. It '1 a qwtton friendl of the
31-year-Gd Mn. Careltoa bave
uked tbelmeiftl. lJte Joey's
foster mother, they can't ftDd •
aood aner.
Karolyn Carelloa'1 former
employer rememben ber u a
peraoa wbo always 11• tbe
potential fOI' eood ln the wont ot
clrcu!DllamM. The employer ll worklqoc a trust fund for Joey.
AdYellturw lD Acblntl'd\alt,
the Mlf·belP firm few wb.lcb Mn.
Careltoo worked, is staliba two
three·bour aeminara and
donaUnc the proceem to tbe
trual fund. The fund bu been Mt
up at Citizens' Bank or <Asta
Mesa
One seminar was held
W edDeld.ay. 1be oat ooe will be
held Jm. ZZ at the Buena Park
Convention center
Reservations for the $30
session may be made lbroueh
the Colla Meaa Chamber of
Commerce which i.. backlftl the
fund·raising effort.
It· a lbe kind of poslti ve lb1n&s
on which Joey's foster mother
wanta him to conttntrate
"Marolyn would w :int to see us
happy and oot feeling sorry f<>f"
Meat Firms
Face Charges
Of Chealjng
Two Fullerton meal
companies were cbaraed
Wedneaday with cheating their
customers by "abort wet&bln&"
packages and falsel y
representing the quality of meat
sold.
Na med as defendants m the
cavil lawswt Wed in Oran1e
County Supenor Court by the
District Altorney's Office were
Best Meal Co. and Collins Meat
Co.
The firma are accused by
investigators of falaely claim.ina
lbey sold meal to restaurants
and otber' preferred cuatomen
when they actually aold to the
eeneral public.
They also are charged wtth
abort wei&hinl packa&es and
ataU.O, meat was USDA d)oice
or prime when it was not,
accordln& to the complaint.
Filin1 of lbe complaint
followed an lnvealigatioo by the
county Department or
Asrtculture. 7rhoM wbo bave purchased
meat from the firms are
encoura1ed to contact the
a1rtculture department at
T14.QIM.
Olll'M1WI. She'd want m to 11> an
and lift and srow. •• lbe 1114.
Tbe woman waau to cuud
ber identity for tbe aaf«y Of
JoeJ wbo Sol a IOGk at tbt IUD
wbo munknd bil motblir.
Accordlnt to Coate lleaa
police Lt. Jack Calnaa, Joq wM
awat..d ln the middle (JI tbe
Dllbt llDd 11w a man lt•M'DI at
blldoorny. Later, be beard b1I mother
1ere-.mtn1IDdbe11w the snan
comln1 out of bl• motber'1
room. Mn. Careltoo~ the other women Ullulted the ldller, bad..., bludl• . She
died noun later at Co.ca lleaa
Memcrtal ffoapltal.
SI.nee tbm, Joey bu ,SYm the
police all tbe de1aill be cao
remember, ••en under1oln1
hyp009b to aid bi.a recall.
County Man
Seated as
V.S. Judge
Warren J . Fereuaon was obvloualy pleased Wednesday
with his appointment lo the
federal 9tb Clrcull Court of
Appeala and tbe location of his
new chambers 10 Orange
County
Fer~. of Fullerton. was
an.stalled in the west.em branch
of the nation's second highest
court in ceremorues conducted
before a stand1og-room-ooly
audience In Department J of
OTanae County Superior Court.
For l'erguson , f or mer
attorney and municipal and
superior court Judge, h is
Ulatallat.Jon marked something
of an end to his campaign to
bnna a federal court to Orange
County.
Ferguson will serve as one or
23 judges on the 9th Circuit. It
includes the states of California..
Hawaii. Oregon, Washington.
Alaska, Montana , Idaho,
Nevada and Arizona. and U.S.
possessions In the Pacific,
GeosrapbJcally, It ls the nation's
lar1eat cittuit.
Hi.s appomtment by President
Carter was made possible by a
1978 bill that added 10 judges to
lbe 9th Clttuil.
FerCUMJn fonnerly was a U S.
District Court judge in Los
An&eles
He was described by speakers
at tus enrobing as a fair and
Im partial Jurist and a n
independent thinker. Among
th ose welcoming J udge
Fergusoo to the appeals court
bench was 9lb Circuit Presiding
Judge Walter Ely
Ely, look1n1 out over the
aud.leoce, said be bad never seen
'10 many jud1ea lo black
robes." referring to the scores ol
federal, superior and municipal
court Jurlsll on band for the
awearing·in ceremooy.
Ferauaon 'a first order or
buaiM.ss will be fmdina apace
for his chambers, according to a
circuit spokesman. Tbe Orange
County courthouse, which
houses superior and municipal
courts, is at capacity and
Ferguson c urrently is
neeotlatin& for apace in the
Dearby federal build.in.I-
Members of the Oil, Chemical and Atomic
Workers Union picketed a Shell OU Co.,
refinery in Los Angeles Wednesday as a
nationwide strike was called, the first in 11
years. Substitute drivers moved gasoline
tankers through the picket lines as a
company spokesman announced that
supervisory personnel will continue to
operate the plants.
Brown Says Carter
•
Blundered in Iran
SACRAMENTO (AP) -President
Carter may have committed "the
maJor diplomatic blunder of the 20th
century" in his handling of the
Iranian crisis, California Gov.
Edmund Brown Jr. says. Brown, who is campaigning against
Carter for the Democratic nomination ·
for president, told a news conference
Wednesday that Congress should
immediately investigate Carter's
actions concerning Iran, without
waiting until the hostages are freed.
A month ago, Brown said all
presidential candidates should
support Carter and refrain from
comment on bis bandlioe of the
Iranian crisis for fear of endaoaering
negotiaticos to free the 50 American
hostages.
Pririag Defeated
SACRAMENTO <AP) -An effort
by consumer groups to require prices
to be marked on each individual
grocery item bas died yet another
death. A bill to extend the item pricing
law, 5892 by Sen. David Roberti,
D·Loc Angeles, Mlted Wednesday oo
a 3-5 vote of the Senate BU5iness and
Professions Committee.
\'kt,_ Pretected
SACRAMENT0 (AP) -Attorney
General George Deukmejian is
s upporting legislation to prevent
judges from ordering rape victims to
take psychiatric examinations.
Deukmejian, a former
Republican stale senator, told a
news conference that such
psychiatric examinations amounted
to "mental rape of the victim." He
threw bis weight behind an
( ___ sr._Jf_TE_)
amendment by Assemblywoman
Marian Bergeson, R·Newport Beach.
Ms. Bergeson aald the amendment,
to her AB1825, would ban tbe
so-called Ballard motion, which
resulted from a 1968 caae in wbicb
the atate Supreme Court ruled that a
judge could order the victim to
undergo a peycbicatric examination
to determine credibility. "It's
discrimination against one sex lo a ·
court of law," she aald.
S-F•re ,. .... llp1
LOS ANGELES (AP> -The
650,000 daily bus riders in the Los
Angeles area face another fare
increase, probably in early March,
transit officials bave warned. It
wouJd be the second increue in fOW'
months.
Soutbem California Rapid Transit
District General Manaeer Jack
Gilstrap said Wednesday the
increase .. ceuJd be .. five centa, wbicb
would inerease the buic fan to eo
cents.
Dlsdosare Orftere"
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A
Superior CourtJudge ruled
W edaesday the niversity of
California regents must disclose
their financial boldinp by Aprll 1.
Tbe decision by Judie Byron
Arnold came in midst of the reaents'
court fight with the state Fair
Political Practices Commission to
keep from making the diaclosures.
SACaAMPTO (AP) -~Ho9ardkmln promteel a dllrd .U.mpt toda1 to JooAD. AINmbl; Speaket' Leo
lfeC~'I anearto.-ptp on U.. molt powerful Job 1D tbe
lonrbouN.
B4n'maD u4 bll Id~
ul4I WedneldQ they will tr7 to
TelllOft McCarthy u speaker
Wbea tbe Aaemb[y meets today
to ncelve ao.. !'.dmund Brotrn
Jr. •1 provoaed bud1•t •ad
annal dlreu.
1appCile't.e't, • ll)ajorttJ of tbe • Demoerata, •oted for them. Potty~ wt.I, • majortt1 ~
tbe eDtlre IO-member boule, are needed to remow a 1peabt.
But all 30 RepubUcaDJ and
mott CJC M.cCartbJ'a IUppaften
abstaloed. Berm&D, from Loi Anplee,
'
Bills to Mandate \
j .
I •cCAll'l'BY, ft YING to bold
the job despite on1Y mlnortly
aqppoct oC bit fellow Democrats,
retaliated Wedaeaday •Cai.Dal
the Berman Ncker wbo made
the two pre'rioua modom to oust
blm: He removed Auemblymao
Richard Bobinaoo from tbe .Joint
lAattlaUve Audit Committee.
whlcb be cbalred. and named
Assemblyman Floyd Mori,
D·Pleaaanton, a McCv.tby
backer. The committee 1hen
picked Mori u chairman.
Non-smoking Area~
SACRAMENTO <AP> -The Senate Health and Welfan( Committee approved measura Wedoaday that would mandaUC
ooo.amotlng ar~as in privately owned restaurants and ~
smoklng in beallb facilllles and clinics. ·
SB 1107, approved 8-1, wouJd require privately owned.
restaunnta with a seating capacity of SO or more to desicnate i
non·smokin& area. ' I
After the tut vote to unseat
McCarthy oo Tuesday, Berman
said "we will continue the
proceaa of rai1ln1 this isaue
every day we're lo aeulon."
CUUENT LAW aEQUJaES restaurant.a and diniq areu iJi
publicly owned buildin&s to provide a DCIO·amoking area. SB~. approved 7-0, would prohibit 1mokina lo any public oc
private c.llnic or health facility. except lo specified areas. Existing
law requires regulation of smokio.e in publicly owned health
facilities and clinics. Robinson. D·Saala Ana, said
be lbougbt McCarthy moved
against him •'to intimidate other
people" who might be
coruside.rin& supportln& Berman.
SUPPOllTERS OF THE BllJ..S, including representatives o(
the American Cancer Society and the medical profession, said the
issue is protecting the rights and health of non·smokers.
Greg Levitt of Sacramento expreued opposition to th~
measures saying he believes a person wbo opens a bwuneaa b~
the right to do what be wants within the confines of that business. &OBINSON'S MOTIONS both
failed because only 21 Berman
January Clearance. ..
50% off original prices!*
on special selection~ from:
Fifth Avenue Shop • Designer Sportswear
'SFAbulous Updated Dresses and Sportswear
'SFAntast1c Contemporary Dresses and Sportswear
'SFAnliJstic and 'SFAbulous Suits
Misses' Sport Swt~
Designer Dresses, Costumes, Evenmg Dresse~. Coats and Suits
Right On' for Juniors Dresses, Separates, Coordmate~, Coats and 'uits
Infants: Toddlers; Children's and Spot for Teen~
Apparel, Shoes, Sleepwear and Accessorie~
Handbags, Fashion and Designer Jewelry, Cloves, Belts,
Watches, Scarves, Shawls, Umbrellas and Rainwear
Ladies' Lingerie, Robes, Sleepwear and Loungewear
Sweater Collections • Misses' Sportdresses and Knib
Women s Act/Ve Sportswear
Better Sportswear Separates • Blou)eo,
Maternity Dresses and Sportswear
Millinery and Fur Hats • Womens Shoe)
Boys' Clothing, Sportswear and Furnishmg~
Stationery and Small Leather Goods • Luggage
Guest and Gift Shop • Lmen Pavilion
; ...
A
1980
CALENDAR
FOR YOU
Men's Clearance ... 20% to 50% off original prices
on special selections from:
AGAtN THtS YEAR. .. AS IN THE PASl.
WE HA\11 AVAILABLE WITHOUT otAaa,
A PIAC11CAl APPOINTMENT CAl.ENDAI
fOI fACH fAMILY WHO CAl.lS,4T OUI oma.
Harbor Lawn· l\1olmt Olim
cemetery GreJll8fpry
Men's Furnishings: Dress Shirts, Sport.shirts,
Knit Shirts, Active Sportswear, Sweaters, Robes
Men's Clothing: Men's Suits, Sportcoats, Slacks,
Suede and Leather Outerwear, Coats, Shoes
Early On and Collection Sportswear.~50% off original prices.
and special savings on superb selections froin:
14K Gold Boutique-25% off
Selected Bras and Foundations-20% to 30% off
Revi/lon Furs-20% to50% off
• nae.e ""'Y hlw Men lntermect• pra~lons on~ terns"'"" eo tit& sate.
All Siies fiNL Not a/I iMms a\'elW. In.II 1naodcolot5.
• ..
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a. ... ,_. ti lM plw ~~~· :..1.r=oiv~·~, -b
..... toa..1t1'~
~-.-'Tbe te Cout.al C-omall•toa tentaUvtl1 baa 911:111~11~ J . a to eoaliMlllr' IPPMb directed at ap-=~~--= =r-~-s few a bluff onr-
ebui..~ ll~t.o;.madl 'T :vt'::.:'it~
llid ... ntcbln .... .i.
To pus tbroulb UMt Soutti Coat ftePma1 Com·.
miulcm. the c1eve1ooen lddlcl • on t• bouilnl umta to
m• """"ada for mcMl9ratMallt caatal bowlq. Now. with appeall m.d, tbl ~ Beacb Qa.
PD1 , .. tbe oolalbtllu o1 at.,,ttna 31th Street beyond
tbe prQject to alleviate predlct.t beadl area ua.ttlc Jama.
Thin u.r.•1 tbe questioD ol whether tbe wbole PIOJ· ect rem t.oo DUI' the blutfa rimmlna tbe ecolotlcalfy lD·
MCW"e manlllanda.
Abo qumtianed la wbelher c~tch bu1u dealped for
the project really wW keep polluted water nmoa from e.D·
daqerf.na the marsh.
And there is the questloo of whether company.
planned moderate-eost bom.1nl lnland ol the development
itself actually meeta 9outal Act requlrementa.
Flnally, there la the overrtdiq quatlon of whether
the city ol Huntiqton Beach can adequately draft its
state-mandated Local Coastal Plan without lncludlna the
now-vacant acreage upon which Seacllff IV would rise.
Tbe project haa been studied and approved -follow-
ing eome modificaU.oo -by about 16 city, county, re-
gional, state and federal bodies.
SeacWf IV woa 't be what it •tarted out to be eeven
years ago, but it should be eomething Just abOut every-
body can live with if final approval is granted
Pollution Debate
A charie that a Texas-based oil company may be
polluting U:ae Bolaa Chica marshlands with toxic
drillintt waste was leveled recently.
Amigos de Bolsa Chica, a Huntington Beach con
servation group, gathered 2,000 signatures requesting
that Amiooil USA, Inc. halt sludge dumping on the shores
of the lagoon.
Amigos leader David Carlberg asserts bis group ia
concerned harmful materials could pose a threat to
wildlife carried into the marsh by rain.
Spencer Sheldon, spokesman for the oil firm, sald the
mud is ba.nnless and consists mostly of silt and chips of
rock.
A 1978 laboratory test by the Orange Cot.mty Environ-
mental Management Agency concluded the waste was
oot toxic.
Aminoil has been dumping under protection of a
county permit but must now obtain a federal permit since
the land it uses was determined to be sensitive wetlands.
The oil firm said it won't bow to the petitioners.
At Uus point, it would appear Aminoil has both the
legal right to dump its used mud and the tests to back up
the claim that the refuse is harmless.
Until the federal government makes its dedsion on
the permit, that should be enough.
Too Many Cooks
With so many iovernment agencies jabbme fingers
into the coastal pie. it's a wonder there aren't more
problems.
Last week, for instance, Huntington Beach area
beaches were invaded by an estimated 1,000 old rubber
tires
When the state approved anchoring some 25,000 tires
in the Huntington Flats as a rubber and concrete reef to
shelter and propagate fish, it seemed like a good idea to
many.
But like so many good ideas, this one turned sour
Ropes securing the tire bundles chafed and rotted. The
tires washed ashore.
Luckily, the old rubber flotsam missed surf en brave
enough to tackle last week's high waves and the only
problems revolved around expensive beach clean-up
operations.
• Op.nions expr8$58d In the space above are thOse of the Datly Piiot
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Gloomy
Gm
Martha Washington invited
frtenda in just about every
Friday ni&bt for a lon1 Ume
there. And at 9 o'clock
without fail Geort• 1ot up,
walked out, and went to bed.
I've not read even one bla-
torical reference to Geor1e
that indicated be wu ever
the life ol tbe party.
Q. Bow far away from a
1ri.ulJ bear do you ban to
1et to be out ot daqer?
A. A friu.IY'• attack zone
falls somewhere between 100
and 200 fMt. u be lpoU you
before you 1« that cbe, be
can be apecMd to take atf
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panic ln
Wa1laio1ton
ata.r tbe U.S.
BmbHIJ la
Pakiatan wu
aaebd. 1'ley , ... 1t ,. a
sratultml lD·
•ult to frtlnd.
ly, predictably aafe Anb DaUoDI
(aimUar to Inn and P•ldll&an
ooly in ~ Modem) that ftta Wasblftttm • 1wral mt1ben-dllne olpotlcy ID thll npon.
WlllLS AM.a lelMSen lD t.be
oU-ricb aulf were olfended by
tbe necuation of U.S. depen-
dent.I, they ,... more HriOUlly
dllmayed when the U.S. readed
aaal.Dat AJatollab Khomeini by
Mailbox
.,,.... llWIAa ...... .,. .................. 'r. al .. ....
• tllrn·••ll r_~porUa1 lrtJt • mna• of. Jtank't ....... tbroalJl ._ Pll •. lea .. n fil ftmllr -4 mMtt• of. dllfwe. an., ...an. .......... ..... • u ....... wit.la •• Wldl9 ..-. to•• tlle eoMllCt f/11 a WHt•ra In ortutaUoa. th• '" ......... "'° p. ·-caltl•tted ..... -balllW M•n• a.._ -.-fMld wUb p0Uc1 ab aped -61 wttll~. • ........... NepGaM to tbe
.... --. ••• ..,... .... .. ... en.di.
fnalM allllUllall .,,..la• did•
1lcnr ban •••r •r••I•••' ''I aw they <tlal U.S.) •· Carter'• ......._. fll lol pl.aJed •w ••," be told 111, uaowta .-..... N81'fl1JI. ~ ftacudoD of. depm-Uwwllbi II 1111•1f _.-.mt dlatt. A8 for ~ IruUa ·~·-·""*'*" ..... ...U,s.ltmdleland: ... t .. romt.Mlll Amateu :lewllb cblldtah Yoa blt me, and l'll ldt. .. ...... Ant. c.tlr' )OU ...... .,. ....... Arabi,
not appl' pnaa•re to coateacUn1 pruaare on lbe ..,.,._ I.rail fNm 1ta w.. dollar fJom Iran could ha.-e
Bank 009llllllll -...... • .,.... dl8ci*NICtd bJ .... wortd'• P.......,.. • .....,.,.,, catral blillb, ..,.. amned a
Can.'1 ..cqmucmee la mw Cartw'• m.p ractiaD wttboul lanell .. ..,,..., m tbl W• madent_.., impllcatklDI for
Bank tftllr C8mp l>aftd IOur'I lutUN bsW MllDml cl Arab oil U.S.·Anb rtlldcm ull ol 8-. rnaue.
Add to tl:U wbllt la pncAllw..S • Jtuwaltl offlctal1 were
a allU, U.S. reac:tloD to ta.. parUcalaltJ mabQn a.er. tbe
boltale eri11a, ud the oil -naeaeUGD, couldftin1 tbetr are not eboat to •adan1•r ablllt.J to keep an aldi·Amerteaa
tbemMMI bJ ft.rm 11.ab to Un-demGllltrltioD cl h'aldaD lm.mi-
cle Sam. That la particularly sraata far from U.S. &m'-1
true ol the amall, camervatlve. iai. Dec. l. Bal ti..._. wu
etbnlcally dlvene, mllltarUy llOllle laid pretat tor relDO'ftne
weak, lmmemeb ricla e~ depelldm&a fmm KuwaU after
ol the pit~ u Ku•att. that 11.qSe demoaltntiao. t.bere
Tbll .. nn.ctad by Sbllkla wu DC1D1 wbatfter in Qatar •.
Omaa1 -~ IJbabl, Dubai ad Pl'ONDQ' 81.braiD. Oa1y ,,....
efforta b)' State O.partmat
Areblat.l lrillllt tM °"* from .:s: ~~~!Joa
V.S. DlllA)JIATI throuOoal.
tile ....,_ rillred eanen bJ lll°O"
...UU, JD~ t.lq.rama to
WHb1a1ton, tbe llD•raace
beb1Dd tbe..-acuaUaa order. But
tb••• profe11lonal1 1adly
ee-no•leda• tbe underl1lne U.8. problelia In tbe Arab world
ls Polley toward larael tbat wW
r•maln aaeban1ed at leut throaOm> .
Por U.S. dt.Plomata and Arab
leaden, tbe l.lnowUa appoint.
meat confirmed tbat fact.
Muhammed lbo Mubarak al
Kballfa, Babraln'a forel1n
minl1t.r, bad privately com-
plained to the U.S. that Arabi
cou..ld not take Robert Slrams
seriously .. ltldeut DetOtlator
becaUM ol hia relllioo-When
8trau11 wa1 replaced by
Unowit&, be adviaed Wubincton
to coa.alder h1a prnioul protest
duplicated.
In tbia climate. sympatJu lot
the U.S. plllht ln Tehran la dllut·
ed. Sbelkb Salem voiced •UIPI·
don to as that W ubiniton might
bave enatoeered the hostage
1ltuatlon to jwtify u .s. military
intervention. It was a view we
beard repeatedly rrom Arabs.
THE GULF Oll. states are not
inclined to be helpful. After
privately promising to increase
oil producti.oo. Abu Dhabi is re-
do c 1n1 1t. Its neigbborini
em i r•t.e. Dube!. ia aellin1 on the
•pot mart.et. Kuwait wanta no
part or au s. military presence
and refused, aa a U .N . Security
Coun~U member, to back sane·
Uom aptmt lran.
It la undentandable. Kuwait is
mm•ced at home and abroad·
at home by 300.000 immiterants
from the Palestinian d1as.
pou and by Kuwaiti youth de-
plorio1 military aervtce when so
mucb mooey ls to be made.
abroad by revolutiooary regimes
in Iran and Iraq , b y So -
viet troops pouring into Af·
gbaniatan and by the growing
Soviet naval presence. Given
s uch advenlty. Pers ian Gulf
Arabs hesitate to rely on a far
away poweT whose response to
prea1ure LI aeodlng home wives
and cbHdrm ol its dJplomat.s.
Will We Fall for Political Charades?
To the Edit.or·
Some hold the theory that man
evolved from k>wer forms o( Hfe,
perhaps from monkeys or such ..
Tbe reverse seema more likely.
Many times, man makes an ass
or himself, or poliUclans make
monkeys of ua and deem us to be
blrd·br&ined, especially at elec·
Lion time, during efforts to snare
the voter. Even compartaoo to a
b1rd'1 brain may mean a new
high in our ··evo1ut1on . ··
Solomon wrote: "Surely in vain
the net ls spread in the sight of
the bird."
With all the evtdence spread
like a net ol deceit before our
very eyes, some will still vote
for the cad from 'Qwdd.ick; or
tbe seer from Sac'; or the plun-
derer from Plal.na. We are en-
ticed to 1up_port <;arter for a
second term at Camp David
Clo continue his lea.ming or the
Presidency). Prollmire's Fleeee
Award abould IO to the Carter
Admlniltratioo for the all-time
lncomprebenllblJ wasteful and
un-Arnertcan performance, and
to Proxmire himself and bis
fellow CongreM-sbeep.
CAaTD BAS elven aid and
comfort to the enemy oo several
OCCHlooa: to Manht China,
•n•miea of d•mocracy and
freedom, wbfl• personally
betraYtns our atauneb friends and
allle• on Taiwan ; to
Panama, lD the surrender of
U .S. property and prestt1e.
alont with mll.Uoa.a ol dollan to
ereue the skids where even now
our fla1 11 burn•d and
trampled); to Mandlt lluuta. ln
obltl.nat. 1upport ot a treaty ol
lia with tboee dedicated to our
total dettruction; to Iran for
fallur• to act firmly and
uaz:.::lbly in tbe face of
nl tbat lbould have re-
1ulted In NCalllDI and encu.at-
garding lower taxes. no new ta.Jc.
e s, size o r g o v e rnment
bureaucracies and inrlation.
Instead, we are ex~ted to ac-
cept double-digit ln!latJoo as a
way of life. increased Social
Security taxes, and a proposed
SO cent tax on gasoline for
s tarters. And there 11 the
windfall prollls tax, a muJU·
billjon dollar swindle by the man
who promised no new taxes.
At la.st. there 1s Value Added
Tu. with the equally odlou.a
suggestion that lt "could lower
Social Secunty tues." Don't
believe any promises. Every
tax. whether VAT. wiodlaU pro-
fit.a tall, Import. or sales t.ues,
etc . 1.S p&.1d for out o( the frayed
pock els of the consumer
citizens. you and I. Dollars
taken from 1odu11try are as-
sessed to the consumer. Even a
bird·brain 1WOU.ldn'l be caueht in
such snares of deceit.
B F . BORCOMAN
To the Editor.
Readine Paul Harvey's
"License for Parenthood Mleht
Protect Children.'" Jan. 3, about
needln& a eovernment license
for parenthood, was not as
shocking as it mJgbt seem. You
knew it was comJ111.
Government Uceme eootroll
your wortine hou.nl, CGDdlUGns
and 1alary, your proftta. your
aasollne. what lclnd ol car you
drive, what alle house you Uve
in, what food you eat etc. Why
1bould tbe1e para1ooa of
wisdom not take over your mat·
iDa habit.I too? 'Ibey would, ol COW"M, be pro-
t.ectint unborn cblldren. Even
unconcelved ones. They are tak·
lal over God'• wortl. Ob God!
Pleu• help us.
GOLDIE JOSEPH
~~~ ~~ fi ..... ., ..
eHD DOW Y9d1lat:i.aa and faWJ:ll To the r.dltor:
lD 1ta~p to c1ea1 wttb • On behalf of U.. l»Mrd of faaeUc ICl'MID1nl for the blood direet.on ot Emerald Bar. I am
of UM ~dnapped bol.:.f: ta wrttlq to atmd our Mutfeil .. tl u .n Amerlcu. ~11°· sratttudl to a.w Carl Dowm
8Dd .to OP9C, in c......_ tlM Gd and tb.• Oraa1• Cou'1 Plre b1ron1 to jump oa tb• Departmmt tor tbe ~
b1dd••1De &bet Can.er bl.lit battl• 8'alnlt the .,..h f'lra
wbel ba HClliNd -ll ftla.w Wbllb 10 Mf1oul4' ~&4DM
A••rlua1 of ••••l•I •-• obr eom1nun1t1 tb• •l•bt of ~ a1.ala ..a oil ~. o.o.mw tt·lJ, 1"'.
"l'hat ch.,.. bM &Id the abllal A meJor dliialter wu IY.ud
t.Q ~ • 8D4 .,.._..•bf thro••b t•e ma1allleeat raiMI Drleei to teadl • .. ...,. rHpoaH from llte fl_1llUa1 ""•·lie I.~.;' Won U.. 11nelt1 .. ,.11toat Oru1• • A.lid • tM .,..,.,.. ~ ... fNm Loi ........
cattlr ti 111111 11ad1• ...,. Wl•trtt•• awt ~11· 'Dl•10
/;
Counties. Their 1dforu were
aulsted by the Or&n1e County
Sberur·1 Departanenl, the
LatUDa Beach Poll~ and the
California Hi&bway Patrol wbo
supplied tnffic control and
security terVices; and by ~
provision of mucb-beeded
refreshmmta by the Red Croa
and tbe Sal.-atlon Army
volunteen wbo respooded.
Our thank• and our
admiratioa to all of tboN wbo
answered the call for belp. Elicb
and every cme of them chd a
1uperlatlve job, and ever1
realdent In Emerald Bay la
genuinely tratetu.1.
CL YOE C. CHIVENS,
Preaklenl
Emerald Bay Community
Association
.... ~•••ere.•~
To the Editor·
Guess what's still arou:nd<J
Seacurr JV! 1be boual.DI project
with 531 bigb-priced bomes.
($2SO,OOO and up). The pro)ttl
with no "moderate-income"
facilities. The project with OG!y
one entrance and exit. The proj-
ect that sends its wute water
into the Bolsa Chica wetlands.
The project with poor putiq;
poor drai.nap; poor •afet'J.
Seaclltf I\' ls now before our
California Coutal Commiuico
whose dublous "booor" It ls to
decide whether tbl1 proteet
benefits all the people ot Hunt.
Inst.on Beacb « Just t.boM leMct
few who will build it and acquire
lot.sol~f· . Tbe ffuDU.nCtoo Beach Com·
pany OWDI the property and pro-
poses to build tb1a projecL The
Huotlntton Beach Com~an1
lives lots fll IDlml7 to the Hunt.
fntton a.cb Cbambef ol Com·
meree. Tbe chamber ft.na..,.
Iota ol poHttcal campalpa. So. 11
'
you w•nl lo run for office,
anywhere In Orange County, and
need iota of money, you'd better
favor Seaclllf IV.
DID YOU mow lbal the plan-
ning st.air for the city suegested
denial of lhia project? The Plan-
nlnt CommlHion paased this
project! 1be 1taff for tbe City
Council 1uaested denial of this
project. The City Council paaeed
thi1 proJect. The staff for the
Re1lonal Coa1tal Commission
1u11e1ted denial ol thl1 projed
Tbe Regional Coaatal Com-
mtuioa puaed lh1I project. The
1taff for the California Coaatal
Commlulon •uccested denial ol
tbll project. Tbe California
Coastal Comnuss1oo's decisioo
lSrnding suggest that the staffs of
these councils and commissions
are not nmnl.ne for any political
office and are only interested in
providing the best possible liv·
mg cond.aUoo.s for the people ol
Huntmgton Beach and the state.
l leave any and all suggestions
of the ulterior motives of tbeae
politicians on these councils and
commlSS1oos to your imagina-
tions.
Will the California Coastal
Commiuion knuckle under ,to
the Huntlngtoo Beach Company;
tbelr money. their political
power , their high -priced
lawyers; their Standard OU af.
flllatlon, their complete dJ1-
re1ard for all the people of Hunt-
tncton Beach'
It's up to us!
STANCOBEN
.... t•lreetle•
To the F.ditor:
On behalf ol a la.rce number of Weatml.Dlt.r ciUsena l would
Uk• to &bank our City Council for
th•lr 1cUon lo tumin1 down
RUD (Rou1ln1 and Urban
De.-e~) moaiel fOC' sQb.
1ldll lOW lncome b~. 1beir eedoD ls a step ID the
dlrecdoo toward ....ta
local CGlltrol ol soveromea&.
lbowecl ....... deal ol IDteadb
by &hM.r l'9pclDM to the .... el tbe ,ublic.
KARY SCHURMAN
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BRUCE OLSON AND SOME OF SQUIRRELED CANDY
Rodent Wtth Sweet Tooth Burgle1 Liquor Store
Sweet Tooth
Loot 'Squirreled Away'
By JC~NNE REYNOLDS
Of ttlle 0..1, ...... ~ff
Bruce Olson has been having some problems at his
Corona del Mar liquor store lately.
THREE TIMES in the last six weeks the burglar
alarm has gone orr. but the store wasn't burglarized.
And Olson noticed some things were disappearing
rrom his shelves -bags or nuts, chips and candy bars -
Iota of candy bars.
This week the mystery was solved when be uncovered
the nest a ground squirrel made under one ol the wall
shelves ol La Cantin• Liquor,~!!. eo.t HJ-"••7·
0 .tS NFAll AS I can tell U.... ~ ....... a aad
950 candy ban, uh, sqalrreled away In there, .. Ol9oft 1afd
"The number one favorite was Pay ~ay. He bad more
of those than anything else. I guess ne wu Just board.IDI
them for the winter."
Once the nest was uncovered. Olson aai., be ftpred the
false alarms were the result ol having the alarm wire
chewed through by the hungry squirrel.
THE MERCHANT isn't the vindictive sort, even
though the three false alarms cost btm S75 in flnes.
Wednesday ni"ht he set out a trap baited with peanut butler and other goodies to capture bis resident squirrel.
He said he'd take the cntler up the street to an open field
and let him loose.
But the trap was untouched this morning and Olson
says he's not sure if any more candy bars are missing.
"WE'D HA VE TO pull the wall shelf apart to get at the
nest again," he said. "I guess we'll just try the trap again . tonight..,
llllt Foe Pours In
Afghans Close Road,
Battle Red Troops .
KABUL. Afgbanistan <AP> -
Moslem rebels closed a strategic
)ligbway linking the Soviet
Union with Kabul, and batUed
Soviet troops east. and southwest
ol the Aflhan capital, informed
aources reported today.
Tbe Salane Hi1hway was
blocked Tuesday by figbtln&
near tbe Doshi or Khenjan
brtd1ee. about 90 miles north of
Kabul, Af1ban and A1lan
diplomatic IOU.fees Hid. They
quoted Afthan mllitar)' offidals
and t.rnelen just returned from
thea.ru
But tbe IOUJ"Cel allo aald the
&meta wen cootinulnl to pour
m•• and armor into
AfSbaolttan. Tbree dlY11lou
mo•«I lD tb1I Week. rmm, tbe .. aumbii ol Rmalan tn>opa to at
... tbe aoun. aaid. A total et MWD dimlom bate be•• brouabt In alnce tbe
•. ·--mmed in lut mouth; tbOldltld.
o~theWay ·
Storm Causes Three Deatlul, tJne on Coa,st
BJ DAVID IWTDIANN ................
A Padftc ttonn that blanketed
Southern Calitomla with beaYy
rain• Wed.ne1day and today.
eaustns at least three delllbs -
one JM.II' San Jun ccano -
wlU pelt tM Orange qaln
t"eet~ probably tbroulb the
National Weather Service
forecuten laid today the same
bl& atorm 1yatem which bad
belted the Hawallan islands
several days earlier will bring
the new rains to a previously
drou&ht·remJ.niscent Southland.
The forecast for Friday calls
Cor steady rain, heavy at times,
along with gusty winds.
Hardest b.lt by the storm bas
been the southern Orange Coast
region, where swollen Oso Creek
waters are believed to have
swept an unidentified man to bis
death.
A 60·member search and
rescue team continued to probe
the murky creek waters untJI
n1ghtlall from San Juan
Capistrano to Doheny State
Beach for the man's body
The man drowned arter his
automobile was swept away b
rlood waters near Aver
Parkway and Camin
Capistrano late Wednesd
afternoon
After rescue attempts f I .
the man's body was last seen
noating down a nood control
channel. 01 vers searched the
area but the body s till had not
been found as or late this
morning.
Meanwhile, Laguna Beach
firefighters were kept busy
pumping water from soggy
homes and businesses
Wednesday after torrential
downpoun in that area.
About 26 public assistance
calla _.. reed...S -clvrtDg UW
period.
More than 30 homes or businesses were pumped out by
firemm.
lloek and mud1tlde1 were
observed on Pacific Coast Highway in the north San
Clemente area. No mudslides
were reported, however. ln the
troubled Bluebird Canyon area
or Laguna Beach, where earth
movement destroyed 24 homes
in late 1978.
City officials were keeping a
<See STORM, Page A.2)
* * * Man Missing,
2 Rescued in
Flood Drama
By STEVE MITCHELL
Ofa.Dmty ...... , ....
One motorist ls presumed dead
and two others were rescued
after being washed a mile down
swollen Oso Creek north ol San
Juan Capistrano Wednesday
in two spectacular accidents.
Oelty1'14111-~-..-
DRIVER CLIMBS ATOP MIRED CAR OH LAGUNA CANYON ROAD IN LAGUNA BEACH
C.r Hltd Stalled In Flood Watera Near Big Bend Durtng tntienH Rain Wectne9day
Mud, Rain Block
IA Area Highivays
By The A.llocla&ed Presa
The Angeles Crest Highway
was c:IO&ed today followtnc two
separate mudlUdea about 14
mUealnortb of La Canada 1D the NII•'-Na.... F~ Aid U . I . P •'" •• t t er s I ee . spokeswoman Gladys Winters
Sbe said road crews from the
California Department of
Tr~ eQeCted to baft
the roed cleared latertodll.J.
The CHP said rocb aod mud
fell throughout Wednuday on
canyon roads near Malibu and in
Topanga Canyon. and roads
were closed Intermittently as
crews worked to remove the
debris.
The outside I an es on a
four.mile stretch of the Santa
Monica Freeway were closed
intermittently due to Ooodine.
Numerous incidents or street
rlooding were reported in
low·lying areas ln Los Angeles.
Early Wednesday cars stalled in
three.foot-deep puddles in San
Pedro. Road crews worked
overnight to pump water off the
Long Beach Freeway.
The Loe Angeles Department
or Wat.er and Power said there
were a r~ minor power outaaes
in the San Fernando Valley.
A blackout affecting 2,000
customers was reported la
Ventura.
WI Idler .. flee II I • ~tlid
a t-.blt 1EDOWfall aboYe t.•
reel, with tbe snow level
dropptnc as low as e.• feet
today. The CHP required
motorists to ose cha.ins or snow
tires Ul the Big Bear and Big
Pines areas.
Three inches or snow fell
Tuesday night at Wrigbtwood in
the San Gabriel MounlAlna 50
miles northeast of Los Angeles
but turned to rain Wednesday.
"It rained all night and turned
to soow this monung," said a
ski shop employee at the Hob·
day Hilla re90r1 in Wrightwood.
"There is four inches of slush at
the bottom of the hill and eight
inches of snow al the top."
The ski area was clOMd for
the second straight day, he said.
'Services'
I.Rad Pair
To Court
Tbe operator of a Costa Mesa ooteall m-·ce service and bis female eompaaioo were onlered
todaJ lo llaad trial lD Orange
County Superior Court on
mulllple charges of pimping and
paoderiQg.
0'*"1d to amwer charges
are Dould Smith, 47, and £Haablltb f'aJ' Salasar, 29, botb
ol .. San.ta An.a Ave., Costa
·Mesa.
In testimony given in a
preliminar y h earing
Wednesday, Dawn Wtnchester,
39. dewled nine instances in
which she performed acts of
?rostitution while working for
Smith's Golden Ga ris escort
service
Miss Winchester was granted
immunity by the Orange County
District Attorney's office in
return for her tesllmony.
Smith, who formerly lived in
Newport Beach. was acquitted
bv a Superior Court jury 10
September of pimping and
pandering for a 15-year-old girl.
The girl had testified that she
perrormed sexual acts with
male customers who contacted
Golden Girls and another Smith
opeutaon called Charlie's
An1els.
ln the current case Smith and
Mass Salazar, a s tate prison
parolee, are again accused of
using the services as fronts for
prostitutioo.
MtAS Winchester told Central
Municipal Court Judge Edward
Laird that she met with male
clientl, lnclud.ing one Individual
believed to be a prominent
bu1lne11man at locations in
Coroa.a del Mar, Laguna Beach,
Dana Point and other Orange
Count)' dtles.
CSee PAIS, Pase A.2)
Coast
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Bear Pinned
Victor Banned From 'Rasalin'
ST. LOUIS (AP> -Victor, a
650-pound wrestling Alaskan
brown bear, has been pinned by
the Humane Society of Missouri.
Victor, appearing at the St.
Louis All-Sports Sbow. was
taking on anyone who wanted to
.. rassle" bim, society officials
said,
Spooson <A. the show agreed
Wednesday to stol> Victor's
wrestling matches arter thP
society threatened to take legal
action.
,.. ·"'1'be7 cited an old Mll*'W'i . .... •tatut.e dealing wltb cockfltbtiaC
·. and bearbaitinl and aald the
... bear might get hurt," said Al
Foster, public information
direct.or for the show.
Foster said the muzzled bear,
who will remain oo the show,
could be hurt if someone
punched him in the nose.
Les Zeghart, direct.or of st.arr
developmeot for the Humane
Society, said the bear might a1IO
sulfer town t.endooa or broken
r.artilage from the wreatllog
matches.
Zeghart said the society bad
no legal authority ot its own to
arrest ayooe who violated the
,tatute, which dates to the early
1900&. He Mid the toeiety would
report to police if Vldac' toot oa
any ~ cb.alleGpra while Lo
SL Low..
•'The Humane Society 1a not
going to st.and by and let aome
animal be tortured," he said.
County Man Seated
As Federal Jurist
. .,
Warren J . Fer1u.on was
obvioU1ly plea1ed Wednesday
with bla appoln~nt to tbe
federal ~b Circuit Court of
Appeala aod the locaU. ol bi.a
new ch1mbera ln Oranae
County.
ver.amon. of vws.noo. wu
lnatau.d lA the wnum brads
of the~·· * biCl*t court la qr~ eood~ ~tor• • 1ttndln1·rwm·only •udlnu .,, ~JUMpt J ot 0r.,, .. ~ .. ~~.
'or '•riu•tlt f~rm"' 1twrur 111d ma111{1Jp1t Hd "''''*"' 1uurl J.-.ta•, M• #tfUIU-... rW Ill ,. &.o ctmff.lp &.o =: fMttral rt &6 Qrup
,,, wtU ..,,, u _,.. ul
2:1 • ' .,. CUC\d& Jt IMllMM CM ,.._ ot Cl tnrme,
U•wtU, Or-llMI· Ya In~.
A I ulu1, Jla•Un 4IA1ho, H4W .. Md Ar114'11, Ind U I •
posaeaalons in tbe Pacific,
GeograpbicaJly, it la the nation's
1arcest ctrcult.
Hil appolntmeot by Preaideat Carter wu mede poulble by a
1978 bill that added 10 Judaea to
the Ith Circuit.
FerlUJOO formerly waa a U.S.
District Court Judie in Loa
Anaela
lie wu delertbed by apelUn
at hl• mroblna aa • lair ud
Im puUal Jurl1t and aa
lnd•s>eDdeDt thlnker Amons
tho•• w•lcomla1 Juda•
f'er•UIOD to the l~lil court
twnch wu ttJt Circuit P...ndlnc
Jud1eW .... l!ly.
Ely, looldna out over tb•
aud14met, laid he bad MY., Men • • ao many Jud1H lo black
robn, •• re(errtfta to U,. HOl'IS o1
f.cltra11 auperior and municipal
court Jurilll on band few UM
IWHrl.nl·ln ceremony.
l'trlUIOD • 1 fl rat order of
bu•llMN will be tlndln1 lpiel
for bl.I chJlmben, aceoMlnl to a
clr cwt 1poblman. Tbe <>ranp
County courtbou1e, wbtcb
houHs •UDerior and munlctpal
court1, (1 at capacity and
r1r1u1on currently ii
ne1ot11tta1 tot!'uJr&:~• lJl tbe ntarbr federal .
,,..P~AJ
PAIR •••
STORM ••.
close watch on the devastated
canyon l'f!lidential area ~.
Moat other Orange Coast cities
experienced street flooding
probleam but no other aenous
dif ficu!ties.
In fubionable Hunlin&ton
Harbour, a moored boat at 16192
Wayfarer Lane was diaeovered
inundated wltb water this
mornlng and barely afloat.
ID Fomt•ln Valley. exteaalve
fJoc,.un1 waa reported oa Harbor
Boulevard north of Ediqer
Avenue. Northbound la.nea were
inundated wlth water, cam.lng
traffic problems Uiia mornlna.
Tbe road waa not closed,
however.
The clUa of .Newport Beach,
Costa .... and Irvine reported
no 1erlou1 atorm·related
proble1111.
Offtdall NPOrted that county
territortel af.ao weathered the
atorm wUbout Mrioua problema
or dalJIAlll.
Bob Berryman, publlc
f 1clUUe1 1upervl1or at tbe
County ltorm Center in
An11Mtm. a.aid dralna to aome
culvena were pluHed ln the
8Uvendo and Trabuco Canyoa
areaa and tbat allt waabed
acroet eome canyon road.I.
Otblr roeda ln the aoutbenl
part of the county were
lnundat.ct for a 1bort time
becawe ol pluaed culverts tM
were clee.rwd wit.bout lnddmt.
Cupen Park remalned cklled for the Hcond day but not
becauH of any emer1ency,
accordln1 to Herb Brittain,
aountJ recreation faclltll••
IU~rtmtDdent. ...... Ule parli: dlll'lq
ralutoC'a becaUN t.be roedl an ol art aDd n dOe't Wllll P90Pk.·-~ la u.. mud cw daoPlllll up .•• Tbe ,.rt
wW ....... wben the "*" dry
out'l'be ... Will• ba'M IOeMd
tbe OnDlt ODMt area t.b1a _.
bH• 1lplftcaetl1 bol1tend
aaemlc ~ toca1I ftw Cbe ........
Nutlr.tll'O iDeMI of-= Ilia f.U. tldl ... tD
............. 7 •. •ot
ao laOll bat bMn reeont.s. brtUllll ........ eotal to 1;1'7 f.Ddlil, -.i..& ,... • tbSI um.,
~=---=taB__. BeadalllltMe--~ a.c. w11111111. mon tUO •
baU **' of ftlll llu ftlMD • .................... 0.
••• .-to 1.n ..... Wt Jllt'1 tbeN WIN ·~ ............. ,.. _, ....
:1iM: •
John Willam1. 41, COIDJ)(Wr at '°Star wan•· lllm aeon
and winner of three
Academy Awards. bu been
named couductor of the
Boston .,. Orchestra. He
succeeds ArthlD' Fiedler who
died mt July.
T1U8teea Shy
Off From Pay
AtlrvUw
A tmHtelJ tlnaneed 1tud.Y wbJdi . .._ .. • nptd trwk
llDk bit•:.:: Count1 and
OD\Uto al~ wUl .......... bJ tM d
lr•lae•1 l'l't•••P•rtat oo Come' dz • .,,. .. a pqcdeal tta• 6-<• Vllllll llDlll 1rttb an .,. to t~• tutaN.::' coucUwomaD Mary Alla uaSclo aaJd of . tbe
llacly, 4oa• for ti•• ltoll
Compaa7, N•Qort Beaeb ........ arm. lln. Oeldo • ...., broqtlt a.a
aub~ 111> at T\mday .._ ••
couDell ~ aald tbe -lboWd ~-auppolt for a traDait At •• a mean• of
relle•la1 o•ercrowded
coadltlon.1 at oearb1 Jobn w;c-~ wblcb Uae coaadl
voted maailDOUlly to bHe lta
Tran1portatloa Comml11lon
...... ...,. tbe cost of • IJ'OUDd
11.nk to OaUrio airport ·'aw-rs
to be DO peatef than tbe COit ol coutnactlnc a new airport to
aaUdy aLr pa~ demud." Tbe co1tor aucb a
traaaportaliaa Qllem bu beea eatlmated at anywhere from
MOO mWion to _, mlWoo. the
price depeod.1111 OD llH and
....
)
toUt.e locldion.
CoaneUmaa Bill ~ ardoD.lla
Hid a tnnalt link would D0t •atftce••~ ... toa~~tDO..... Couot1, oaJ1 u an ta'8rtm
....... to cwerczo•dlal a lobo •;ce c:= OMmtJ alr fadJlt)'
bandlaid DION Uum J.S IDllUon &:'...,_. lut year wt the
I la eQeCted to rile qa1n
tbla 1•ar. By comparl1on.
Ontarto'• tennllW. lara-tbaD Jou WQDe'•. handled about
two m.iWoa pweqen.
Tbe Koll sQadJ loob at the
avaUabWty of t.rmtnaJ tltel,
types of m••• tranall,
capabUltlel of Ontario l1"lort
and metbodl ol ftnuctna.
ne t10.ooo report notes tbat
lob..n Wayne Airport ii oPa.ainl
at aevea time• Ju dnlped
capacity, bu nolae problems
and baa a serlou1 parktne lhortaae-.
lrvtne offlcl.JJI• are
particularly concerned about
future a1rpwt aolutioDI because
1ome atudlea are taking
commercial use of nearby El
Toro llartne Corps Air Station
into comwteratioo. 1'nlateel ol the Intne Unified
School Dbtrtct. OD a apllt Y0te,
have decided qalnll receivi.q
any pay foe t.be1r aervlce on the
board.
The atat.e's Educauoo Code
allows for compeoution of
board members baaed on
enrollment in the district
Irvloe's trwsleea would have
been ellglble to receive up to $2()
apiece for each meetlne
attended, not to exceed $120 ln
any moot.b.
Housing, Energy
Brown Priorities
The vote Uli.a Weff WU 3 to 2,
with llWtees EliiabeUl Sicoli,
Fred Gahm and John N•kaolta
opposing the pay proposal.
Favorinl compensation were
trustees Gordon Getchel a.od
Franklin Hurci.
Getcbel said be believed
school trus tees 10 Irvine
suffered from ao image problem
in the community. demonstraU!d
by low voter turnouts f04'
elections.
He said compensation for
board members would be a way
of upgradlng the poeiUoo.
Other board members
disagreed, however, saying
money and prestige were not
linked.
Members of the Irvine City
Council receive compenaatioa ot
$200 a month while those who
serve on city commissions
receive $100 per month.
SACRAMENTO (AP) -
Warnins that Callfontla face "a
year ol aome uncert.aurty, · · Gov.
Edmund Brown Jr. today ur&ed
the California Legislature to ap-
prove low-cost bousang and
energy procrama.
ln bis annual address to the
Legislature, tbe Democratic
governor repeated has support of
tbe Penpberal Canal and asked
for an amendment to the state
constitution to free b1pway
fund.a for other transportation
systems such as buaes and
tr&lDS.
But the 22·minute speech
added little to the short liat ol
new prosrama which Brown sub-
m itt.ed tll1a week in Ilia budeet
me11a1e. and contained no
dramatic new propoeals and few
rbetorica1 Oouriabea.
However. be did note tbe
diviaa•e effects of the battle
among Democrats for
speakership or the A.5aembly
Man Loses Finger
In County lncid,ent
A Hunliniton Beach man last
bia little finger Wednesday wbell
an acquaintance rolled the
victim's right band up ln a car
window and drove off, police
said today.
OfCl cera aaid 28· year-old
Robert lhrlt Harris ran
aloogalde the movt.ni van for
several aecooda, but finally
toppled into the atreet.
Danny Ray Fteaer. 20, was arreated near hil Buen.a Part
home OP maybem chars• about an bour after tbe a: lS a.m.
lncldent. He WU beld in lieu of
$25,000 ball at HunUnston Beach
jail.
Police aaid they sea~bed for
the severed rlJ\ler in the area ol
Edin.cer Avenue and Sher Lane
ln hopes that doctors might be
able to re-attach it They sa.id
they cave up the search after an
hour.
Harris was talten to
Runtlneton Intercommunlty
Hospital for treatment.
Harri.a told police be met the
suapect lo a Garden Grove
piaa pador md waa ofte:red a
ride borne when be told the man
he wu traveling oo a bicycle.
Police aaid the pair went to
Harrll' home and la~r to a neighborhood market for beer
and the potentially dJV-Ulve In-
fluence of bis campaign for pres-
ident, and be pleaded ror uruty
despite thoee political pressures.
"While we all pursue our
patba in the next several
months. I would JUSt close . .
with this one thought, that we at
times try to subordinate our own
am bitiona and our own in-
dividual egos to a muc:b larger
purpoee, and that much larger
p\ll1)06e i.s the securing ol this
st.ate and the securing ol our
country." Brown said.
"I refer to myaelf. but I also
refer to the senators, to the as-
sem blymeo ... to all of us.
There is much ambit.ioa 1n the
hearts ol Uus room. But the~ is
much trouble in the people ol
tbi.1 land."
IDilial reaction from
te1ulaton wu restrained. Mo&
Democratic leaders praaed it,
wbtle Republicans were cntical.
Flag Dip
For Captives?
The Orange County
Depa..rtment of Education
bas requested perm&.&Sioo
from Presideot Carter to
fly the U.S. flag at half
1taff lo support of
Amencln hostages held in Tehran.
Officials made the
request Wednesday oipt.
They uld they received
support for taking such
action from school& and
parents tbrouebout tbe
county.
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Members of the Oil, Chemical and Atomic
Workers Union picketed a Shell Oil Co.,
refinery in Los Angeles WednesdaJ as a
nationwide strike was called, the first in 11
years. Substitute drivers moved gasoline
tankers through the picket lines as a
company spokesman announced that
supervisory personnel will continue to
operate the plants.
Br~wn Says Carter
llundered in Iran
SACRAMENTO (AP> -President
Carter may have committed "the
major diplomatic blunder of the 20th
century" in bis handling or the
Iranian crisis, California Gov.
Edmund Brown Jr. says. Brown, who is campalgning against
Carter for the Democratic nomination
for pneident, told a news conference
Wednesday that Congress should
immediately investigate Carter's
actions concerning Iran, without
waiting until the boetages are freed.
A month aeo. Brown said all
preaideotial candidates should
support Carter and refrain from
comment on his handling of the
Ir&IWm crisis for fear of endaniering
netotiatioos to free the 50 American hostages.
Pa lel•• Defeeated
SACRAMENTO (AP) -An effort
by consumer groups to require prices
to be marked on each incliVIdual
grocery item bas died yet another
deatll.
A bill to extend the item pricing
law. 5892 by Sen. David Roberti,
D·Los Angeles, wilted Wednesday OD
a s.s vote ol the Senate Business and
Professiooa Committee.
Hee-. r ... ieeiefl
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Attorney
Geoeral George Deukmejian is
suppert\nc legtalatlon to prevent
judges from ordertne rape victims to
'take psychiatric examinations.
Deukme jian, a former
Republican state senator, told a
news conference that such
psycblatric examinations amounted
to "mental rape of the victim." He
threw bia weirbt behind an
( STATE J
amendment by A11emblywoman
Marian Be.raesoa. R-Newport Beach.
Ma. Berie800 said the ammdmeat,
to her AB1825, wo41ld ban the
so-called Ballard motion, which
resulted from a 1988 cue In which
the state SUpreme Court ruled that a
judge could order the victim to
undergo a psychlcatric ex•mtoation
to determine credibility. "'It's
diacriminatico aga.lmt oae sex in a·
court ol law," she aaid.
._ l'•re ,.. ... IJp'!
LOS ANGELES CAP> -The
850,000 dally bus rte.ten in tbe Los
Angeles area face another fare
increue, Jm)bably in early llarcb,
transit officials have warned. It
would be the second lncreue in four
months.
Soutbenl Califomia Rapid 'fransjt
District General Mana1er .Jack
Gilstrap said Wedneaday the·
increase "could be" five cents, wbicb
would increaae the basic fare to eo
cents.
~Orure•
SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -A
Superior Courtjud1e ruled W edneaday the niveralty of
California regents must dlacloae
their ftnancla1 boktinp by April L
The decision by Judge Byron
Arnold came in midst of the recents'
court fight with the state Fair
Political Practices Commmkxl to
keep from m•lrin1 the diacbures.
•
lJennan to Tiry. ~g~i~ t,o Du,mR .
AO•A•SNTO (AP) -1apPQl1ma. a.maJcld:1 of &.bi• wu JkCai1b1••1t1'1ifaiP.lt7 4-~ Howard ~ Democrat.a. •oted for them. leader ud elole elJJ' from • pl'O'llll• a tblrd pt toda1 Forty.-. YGtel, a ma.JorU1 ct untU .. ltn montt». •ti• e to loalm AIMmblJ &peuer Leo UM eaUre 11).membK' bouM, are HD.--hi. eb.a~•P!,,.. Jlhe~• pncartout crtP en needed to remove 1 speaker. ••14 )(~ wu McJedlN Utt IDOlt ~tmal Job M tbe But alr 80 RepubUeau ~ &be~l 1910 te1l•latlte knrtr--. · mOlt ol McCarthy'• 1upportiors 9'• and coneentratta1
..,._.. and hit 1aPDG1Mn abstained. lnatea on bl1 own 1tt2 Aid w.-.s,a, tbq will t17 to Dennen, from Loe Angeles, statewide office plam.
nmove 11~ u speaker e et .J1;
dell tM AIMIDW1 m..U today a !!i.!"9:11:~.r::: Bills to Mad" 'kte
•cCAJrl'llY, ftYING to bold
tbe job dapite oa11 minority
support ol bll fellow Democrata,
retaliated Wednelclay a1alnst
the Berman baeker wbo m.de
the two l1ftYioUI motiom to oust blm: Be removed A&Mmblyman
lltcha.rd Roblmon from tbe lomt
Le&l.alaUve Audlt Committee,
wbJcb be cbaired, and named
Auemblyman Floyd llori,
D ·Ple11aotoA, a llcCartby
backer. Tbe commiuee tben
picked Mori u chairman.
After the lut vote to umeat
McCarthy on Tuellclay, a...mao
said ''we wlll continue the
proceu of rai1ln1 tbit lnue
every day we're In session."
Robmson, D-Santa Ana, •lid
be thought McCarthy moved
aJaimt hlm "to intimidate other
people" who mlabt b e
comiderinl aupport.J.q Berman.
ROBINSOWS MOTIONS both
failed because only :n Berman
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Non-smokiqg· Areas,
"llt #
SACRAllENTO <AP> -1be ~ Heallb alld Welfare
Committee approved meuures W~ay that would mandate
non·•motini areas in privately owned restauranta aa.d ban
smok:l.n& in bulth facilities and:iPJ SB 110'1, approved 6·1, ~ .1equire privately owned
restaurants with a sutin1 ca qr. SO or more to deaisnate a
DOD·tmoldng area. "'ldf11n
Cl1UENT LAW &EQVIllF.s restaW'anta and dinin8 areas 11'
publicly owned buildings to provide a noo·amoking area.
SB 1108, approved 7-0, would prohibit smoking an any public or
private clbllc or health facility, except in specified areas. Emtin~
law requirea regulation of arnokin& in publicly owned health
facilities and clinics.
SVPPORTE&S OF THE BILLS, including representatives of
the American Cancer Society and the medical profession, said the
1Asue ls protecting the nghts and health of non-smokers.
Ores Levitt of Sacramento expressed opposition to th~
measures saymg he believes a person who opens a busmess has
th~ riChl to do what be wanta WlUun the cooflnea of that business.
January Clearance. ..
50% off original prices!*
on spec/al selections from:
Fifth Avenue Shop • Designer Sportswear
'SFAbulous Updated Dresses and Sportswear
SFAntastic Contemporary Dresses and Si>ortswear
'S FAntastic and 'SFAbulous Suits
Misses' Sport Suits
Designer Dresses, Costumes, Evening Dresse~, Coat5 and Suits
Right On! for Juniors Dresses, Separates, Coordmate-:,, Coat<; dnd ~Ulh
lnfant.s; Toddlers; Children's and Spot for Teem
Apparel, Shoes, Sleepwear and Accessories
Handbags, Fashion and Designer Jewelry, Gloves, Belt5,
Watches, Scarves, Shawls, Umbrellas and RainwecJr
Ladies' Lingerie, Robes, Sleepwear and Loungewear
Sweater Collections • Misses' Sportdresse~ and Knih
Women '.s Active Sportswear
Better Sportswear Separates • Blouse'>
Maternity Dresses and Sportswear
Millinery and Fur Hats • Women 's Shoes
Boys' Clothing, Sportswear and Furnishing~
Stationery and Small Leather Goods • Luggage
Guest and Gift Shop • Linen Pavilion
A
1980
CALENDAR
Men's Clearance ... 20% to 50% off original prices
on special selections from:
. ~
FOR YOU
.\GAIN THIS VEAR.. • .AS IN THE PAST,
Wl'HAW A\'A.ll.ABLE WITHOUT awta,
A PIAC1lCA1. AfllOINTMENT CAl.IMMI
fOI EACH fAMJlY WHO CAUS AT OUI OfRCl.
Men's Furnishings: Dress Shirts, Sportshirts,
Knit Shirts, Active Sportsweat; Sweaters, Robes
Men~ Clothing: Men's Suits, Sportcoats, Slacks,
Suede and Leather Outerwear, Coats, Shoes
Early On and Collection Sportswear. .. 50% off original prices. .
L .. ' ., I
and special savings on superb selections frofri:
14K Cold Boutique-25% off
Selected Bras and Foundations-20% to30% off
Revillon Furs-20% to50% oft
• lfleemay lvw&Mt "*'",.._price l'f!dudlOiii on somt ,_,. """' fO thk ule. l'\11 IWL Hef•ll ,,.,,.,~ it1n sizfJ Mdcol<A.
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Ml I ..
Let's
1V Rates Concern City
Increases in cable television rates in Irvine this
month reflect a changing regulatory situation.
Where tbe City Council once bad power to approve or
reject rate bikes by Commwlity Cablevision Co .• a new
state deregulation law has removed that authority under
certain conditions.
Community Cablevision, a subsidiary of the Irvm e
Company, says it has satisfied requirements of the new
law which call for certain levels of service to be offered
as a precondition for rate deregulation.
The amount by which the cable firm has increased its
rates -from $6 per month for two outlets to $10 for two
-is identical to the rate boost sought last May when the
city still had rate-setting powers.
The council at that time rejected the increase in
rates, maintaining it was excessive.
The council, concerned about what residual authority
it still has 111 the area of cable television rates, has put
a city committee to work on the matter. That panel will
determine if Community Cablevision is in full compliance
with the new law allowing it to set its own rates.
We think it is proper for the city to continue its in·
terest in the rate matter. The City Council does have a
responsibility as an advocate for the citizens of Irvine to
monitor the situation.
The cable firm says its new rates are fair and com·
petitive and were set only after being "carefully con-
sidered." A check of several cable firms in the Orange
Coast area indicated the Community Cablevision rates.
were somewhat similar. Storer Cable Company in
Laguna Beach charges $9.50 for two outlets, for example.
Of course, if residents don't like the new rates, they
can amend community association bylaws to allow anten·
nas on roofs. Then they can pull the plug on cable sel"V1ce.
Park Priorities
Irvine mwucapal authonttes have for some time been
hoping to purchase land from the Irvine Company to
create a park in Bommer Canyon, near the village or Tur·
Ue Rock.
Understandably. city officials were miffed when com-
pany executives told them not long ago that they were no
longer interested in pushing ahead with the sale. There
were other parkland priorities they fell were more impor-
tant.
It would seem if anyone is to decide on priorities for
park development, it should be elected representatives
and not the Irvine Company.
Therefore, we support the city's action Tuesday to
continue efforts to buy land in Bommer Canyon for crea-
tion of a park site.
Since the city will be relying on state park bond act
funds, there are deadlines that must be adhered to.
The Irvine Company should reconsider its position
and negotiate with the city for sale of the land in a timely
fashion.
• Opinions expressed in the space above are those of the Daily Pilot
Other views e1tprHMd on this page are those of their authors •nd
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Box 1560, Cost•~ CA 9'2626. Phone (714) ~2·4321
Boyd/ Planets
• BJL.•. BOYD
In 1112. all the planet.a in
our solar system wlll U.oe up
OD the same side of the IUD.
Only bappeu oace 1D 111
years. Planets Nert tidal
forces on t.be a-. When all
are oa one aide ol it. tboM forces baOd up. TbeJ came
more 1umpota. More 1un·
apoU send more •Olar
partlclee to tbe eartb't upper
atmospben. 1'hele pnerate wauual movemema ol bit
alr mwe., wbleb in tum af.
Gloomy
Gia
feet the rate of the earth'•
spin. Cb.an&es ln the aplD rate
trtner lt.reuea and It.rains
in the earth'• cn&1t. That
could mean earthquakes. Or
IO HY the aclenti.lta.
Henry Ford recommended
lb•l llodel T driven use
alcohol for fuel.
What. yOQ say ,ou're tired
of bam ad esp with tout?
How about tbll tor
brHkfutf Ammoalum car·
ral"ft&D. sodium ucorba&e,
ftrrl• ottbopbo1pbat•. nlaclnam.lde and tbJamlne mOQODftrate, J>)Qf IOtlJt otblr tbJ.aCa. 1bl forelOIAI ia, 1ll
f aet, a wldtli •4•erti_1ed
bran4 oftmtanl bt'eUf~
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Arabs Have DoUbts AbOut U.S.
KUWAIT -Aa1rr u.a. dlpl•••t• tllre11_1•out tb•
Ptnl• a.= Qrtllm• .. ~ ••1--~ ... ~ hH• l~tlr ••e•atuattct •
1amlllt1 •re bom• ta tb• ·~*'·~""• Wi ~ fa t: u.I. ...... la tile Anb world !a -... t.bU at UJ t1JUe
li1Me ta. tu ......
It la DO& -\Mt ~ m.lu ttielr .... ad
n••dle11ly
MDt paeklu
by ortletal
paalc in
Waabla1ton
after t.M u.a.
Embauy In
Pak.latan WU
•acbd. '1'bey ,... lt •••
tntuitom ln· .
•ult to trimd·
I)'. pred1ct.ably aaf• Arab nations
(almUar to Iran and Pakiltan
only ln ~ lla.lem) that ftts
W aablnston s 1eoeral miahan-
dlina ol policy in thll restoa.
WHILE A.aA8 leaden lD the
oil·ricb tuJI were offended by
the evacuatloo of U.S. depen-
dent.I, they .. ,.. more aeriouely
dismayed when the US. reacted
a1ainal Ayatollah Khomeini by
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mllMld Amutcn J'ewilh
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Add to tbla wUt II ~...tu
a abaky U.S. reacUoa to the boRaae Clilll, and tbe oll 1tat.111
are not •bout to end•n1er
tbem1elYe1 by llnn llnb to Un-
cle S•m. That la partic"1.arty
true of the •mall, conaervative.
ethnically dlvene, milltarily
weak, immemely rich emira&es
ol the tull -aucb u Kuwait.
Thia WU renected by SbSkh
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C11W•m.d SUm la -beppJ wUb ••Ue1 abapect 6y ,,......,.. la ....., ... to ....
...... atlla.
"I WWW._,. (CM U.S.) ....
plaJed -.. • ....... told •• a1tklsial WM" ..... ol depm-
deata. /ta for, tNaiM ll'allD
--. Salem~: ··n ..
chlldWl YOG Mt •• and I'll bit 100 INN*.,, ........ ...., Aratl9,
coatend.laa pre .. •n on tbe
dollar flOm .tru could baH
... dllOl•iided .,, tbe wortd't
eentra1 bm*a, went amaed Ill
Carter'• map '9dioD wttbout
undenOadnc hnpUe.tkma for
future tan•nMll ol Arab oll re•anae.
Kuwaiti offlciala were
particularly mbappJ onr tbe
evacuation, eonSlderina their
•biltty to keep an aatt-American
demomtndioo ot lnnlu lmmi· crant.s far ltom U.S. Em-.y
1ate1 Dec. L Bat If tben wu some faint pretat for remoriq
depeodeata from Kuwait after
that •lnile demcmstratloo. there
wu oooe whatever in Qatar ..
=~ Oballl. DuMI .... &lllndD. Ool7 fnade elf ortl bJ State Deparuuot
Arablttl .. tbe order,,,.. ..
plytq IO -and Ndoaa1)t Offend-._ ;...;;a..a Aratu.
U.& Dll'WIL\'11 tb1VQlboal
the l'ePm rtaked eanen by pro-
teltiq, ID reputatt teJetrams to Wa1bl111ton, the l1aorance
beb:lad ti. eYllCUation order. But·
tb•H profeuional1 udly
aekuowJed.1e tbe uaderJytnc
U.S. problem to the Arab world
la pol1eJ toward lal'Ml that will
remain uncb•naed at least
throqhlla
For U.S. diplomat.I and Arab
leaden, UM Llnowtu appoint·
meat confirmed that fact.
llub• .. med Iba Mubarak al
Khalil•, B•bnla·a foretin
mlnltter, bad privately eom·
plained to the U.S. that Arabs
could not take Robert StraUllB
Nriouly .. Jl(jdeut nqottator
becaue ot bl.I reJ.ig:ioa. When
Slrauaa waa replaced by
UnowiU. be adviMd W ubiqtoo
to eoukler bl.I previous protest
duplic•ted.
In this climate, sympathy for
the U.S. plight ln Tehran la dilut·
ed. Sbeikb Salem voiced auspi·
cloa to UI that Waahincton might
have en&ineered the hostage
sltuaUon to justify U.S. military
intervention. It wu a view we
heard repeatedly from Arabs.
TB£ GULF OIL states are not
Inclined to be helpful. After pnvat.ely prornwng to increase
oil product.aon. Abu Dhabi i5 re·
du c 1 n IC 1 t Its o e I .It b bo ran .R emirate, Dubal, l.5 &ellinl on the
apot m.,..et. Kuwait wants no
part or a Us military presence
and refused. a.a a UN. ~unty
Councll member, to back sane
Uoo.l agalmt Iran.
It ta undentandable KuwaJt 1s
menaced at home and abroad
at home by 300,000 immigrants
from the Paleatanun d1a!;
pora and by Kuwa1t1 youth de
plortna military service when so
much money 1s to be made
abroad by revolutionary regimes
10 Iran and Iraq , by So
viet troops pouring 1nlo Af
ghanLSt.an and by the growmg
Soviet naval presence Given
such adversity. Peri:;1an Gulf
Arabs hesitate lo rel y on a for
away power whose response to
pressure a.s sending home wives
and ctukfreo ot its diplomats.
Will We Fall for Political Charades?
To the Edia.or
Some hold the theory that man
evolved from lower forms of life,
perhaps from monkeys or such.
The reverse seems more likely.
Many times, man makes an~
of tumself. or polillclans make
monkeys of us and deem us to be
bird-brained. especially at elec-
tion time, during efforts to snare
tbe voLer. Even companson lo a
bird's bratn may mean a new
high in o ur "evotutaon ...
Solomon wrote "Surely m vain
the net is spread an the sight of
lhe bird."
With all the evidence spread
like a net of deceit before our
very eyes, some wiU still vote
for the cad from 'Qwddick, or
lhe seer from Sac'; or lhe plun·
derer from Plains. We are en-
ticed to support Carter for a
second term at Camp David
(to continue hi5 learning or the
Presidency). Proxmire's Flee«
Award should go to the Carter
Admini.tratloo for the aU-Ume
lncomprehemlbly wasteful and
un·Amertcan performance, and
to Proxmlre blmaelf and his fellow Congreu-aheep.
CAaTD BAB itven aid and
comfort to the tsMmy on several
occHiom: to Marxist China,
enemlH or democracy and
freedom, wbHe penonally
betraytniourltauucb frieoda and
allies on Taiwan : to
Pan•ma, ln the 1WTender ot
U.S . property •ad preatl1e, •loa• witb mll.Uom ot dollan to
1reue the llddt where even now
our fl a a lt burned and
trampled); IO Mandat Ruata. ID
oblUDate 1upport ol a tnaty ol
Ue1 wtth tboM dedicated to our
total dll8tructlon; to lru tor (allure to act firmly and
rHpoaaJblJ ln tbe f.ce or
evidence that lbouJd bne re-
sulted LD recall1q and encuat·
lU all American perNnneJ ad 'odaer eta.., mont.bl qo, wbUe
..... DOW vadll1Uq and fall1q
ln at•a.mwb.IP to deal with a
fanaUc ~ f<w the blood
of tb• kldriQped -= .. nu 11 all Amjrtca .. ~ .. •
and to OPEC, to ea .... lbe Gd
ba'fon1 to Jaunp •a tla• •••dw.-ttiat Cuter Wlt wla1a ire ae1.-. bl• fellow
•ttlCIDI ~f tA•ll81 lite
talID Mllll lllil oQ ~ nat~wlad&M '° ............ .., ,.... .n-to tMdil • .... M"•··'~r.;' Wen die ........ .~~., .. w~carw " ..., pea< .....
gardmg lower taxes, no new ~ll
e s. size o r gov e rnment
bureaucracies and ioflatioo.
Instead, we are expected to ac-
cept double-digit lnflalion as a
way or life, increased SociaJ
Security taxes, and a proposed
50 cent tax on gasoline for
s tarters. And there Is the
wmdfall profits tu, a multi·
billion dollar swindle by the man
who promised no new l•xes.
Al lut, there is Value Added
Tait, with the equaUy odious
s uggestion that it "could k>wer
Social Security taxes." Don't
believe any promises. Every
tax. whether VAT. windfall pro-
fits tu, import, or saJea t.ax.,
etc .. is paid for out of the frayed
po cket• of the c on1umer
citizens. you and I. Dollars
taken from lnd\Utry •re u -
sessed to the coosumer. Even a
bird-bram wouldn't be cau.1bt in
such snares of deceit.
B.F . BORCOMAN
Be,,.l
To the Editor: Readlnl Paul Harvey's
''License for Parenthood Milht
Protect Children," Jan. 3, about
needlnt a 1ovemment Ucen.se
for parenthood, waa not aa
shocking aa It mllht Hem. You
knew lt wu comlnl.
Government liceDM controls
your workiJ11 boun, eondlUona
and salary. your proftta, 10W'
1uoline, .Ut kind of car you
drive, what 1ize house you live
in, what food YoU eat etc. Why
should tbe1e para1on1 of
wisdom not take over your mat·
tn1 babfta too? Tttey would. of coune, be pro.
tecUnl unbom cblldren. Even
uoconcetftd oaea. Tbey are ta.k·
ang over God's wort. Oh God!
Plea~ help m .
GOLDIE JOSEPH
Gr•tef"'
To the Edit.or:
On behalf of the board of
direct.on ot Emerald Bay, I am
wntin& to extend OW' beartfelt
gratitude to Chief Carl Downs
and the Orange County Fire
Deputmmt for the su«eSSful
battle against the brush nre
wbicb M> seriously tbreat.eoed
our community the oieht of
December ll· 12, 1.979.
A m~ dlulter was averted
throucb the m•1olflcent
reapon1e from fire fl1bUn1
a1encies tbrou1hout Oran1e
County and from IM An1eles.
Riverside and San Diego
Counties. Their efforts were
aaaiated by the OraQte County
Sheriff'• Department, the
Lapna Beach Police and the
C•lltonda Hlpway Patrol wbo
supplied traffic control and
security services; and by the
provision of much-needed
refreshments by tbe Rid Croa
and the Salvation Army
volunteen who responded.
Our thank• aod our
admiraUoD to all of tboM who
amwered tbe call for belJ>. Each
and every one ol them did a
superlative job, and every
resident in Emerald Bay ii
1eouioely erat.efW.
CL YDI! C. CIDVENS,
Pnsident
Emerald Bay Commualty
Auoclation .............
To tbe Editor:
This la ID reply to )'OGr ~
article lJUed, "Newport M ulls
Parkln1 Fees."
I tb1.nk plamung commissioner
Beet doesn't understand why the
voters of tbis state passea
Propoeition 13. Io short, we are
tlN!d ol our local officials speod-
Loc money like a drunken sailor
on le•ve. The idea behind
Propoaition 13 wu for the clty to
cut speodi.na that means cut out
all the waste, not dream up new
ways to try and t.u residents lo support wasteful projects or
which t.btte are many.
CommiNloner Beek is also
quoted u aaylq "anyone" who.
want.I to use a city at.reel for a
p•rtln~ lot abou.ld have to pay for n f Ke act.a like the city
streets belong to him and the
handful ol eleded officials and
not the cihsens of Newport
Beach! Maybe action should be
inlbated to char1e a parking fee
for his family's ferries that part
ovemigbt 10 the bay
RT DURKEE
.... •elft•
To the Editor·
I lived ln Costa Mesa for 20
months in 1981-412. I am a SS.
year·old disabled veteran or
World War 11. 1 was wounded
three Umea in action ln th~ Bat·
tJe of the BuJae. had 13 oS>era·
tiODI and bad to have both my lep amputated.
On Dec:. 1 I suffered a M'ftft
be•rt •ttack and wu rushed to bo9pltal where 1 remained unW
Dec. 22.
IT WOULD make me very
happy lf you would have my ltl·
ter publlahed in the Daily .PUot.
It would make me very happy to receln cards or letters ftopl the
frladly people 1n Colt. M ..
and ~ IU1"l'OUDdiq areu wbllo
I •m NCuperattna from IQ1
heart au.d at homo. 111 ~
day ii oa Jan. 15. ReHlWia mall ,..,.. me tomethlna to look
forward to tbele IOq, dreW1
day1 ltnc. I YW)' Mldom dt out
ALB&RT YUaOSKY mt c.trill A.ff. llDll
CUlbddp. OblO 0"25
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BRUCE OLSON AND SOME Of SQUIRRELED CANDY
Rodent Wfth Sweet Tooth Burgle• Liquor Store
Sweet Tooth
Loot 'Squirreled Away'
By JOANNE REYNOLDS
Of-o.llY--
Bruce Olson has been having some problems at hb
Corona del Mar lJquor store lately
THREE Tl.BIES in the laat sue weeks the bur11lar
alarm has gone off. but the store wasn 't burglanzed.
And Olson notJced some things were dJsappearlng
from h.ia shelves -bags of nuts, chips and candy bars -
lots of candy ban.
11U.a week the mystery was solved wheo he uncovered
tbe nest a around squirrel made under one of tbe wall
shelves ol La Cantina Uquor, 3:M4 E . Cout Hieh•Hy.
"AS NEAa AS I can teU there were between toO and
950 candy bars, uh, squirt'eled away in there," Olloo aaid.
"1be number one favorite was Pay Day. He h.cl more
of those than anything else r guess he was just boardlne
them for the winter."
Once the nest WU uncovered. ObOD laid be f\pred the
false alarma we"' the reault ol bnbls the alarm wire
chewed through by the hungry squirrel.
THE MERCHANT isn't tbe vindictive sort, even
though the three false alarms cost him $75 In fines
Wednesdav maht he set out a lrap b&Jted with peanut
butter and other goodies to capture bJs resident squirrel
He said he'd take the cntter up the street to an open field
and let him loose.
But the trap was untouched t.h.ia morning and Olson
says he's not sure 1f any more candy bars are m1s1u.ng.
.. WE'D RA VE TO pull the wall shelf apart to eel at the
neat a1mn." be said. "I guess we'll juat try tbe trap again torught. ••
Papers Obtal•ed
Candidates Stir
In South County
Candidates for municipal
aeat1 in two South Orance
County cities took out
aomlnaUon papen for the April e electiool today while officials
iD San Qemente reported no one
had shown up by mld·morninl in
Chat dty.
ln Lacuna Beach, City C1erk
Verna Roll1qer wu the f1nt to
pull papen for re-elecUoo to tbe
pcMJt lbe blll beJd for four yeara.
llra. RelllD••r, 34, was fOUond lbertly after I a.m. by haeambeAt council member
Sally 8e1Jenae, who 11 Meldnc • NCOad four-year term on the
CltJ CoanciJ,
Woman Held
bi Marder
THURSDAY,JANUARY1~t9IO .
MC;Jre Bain ·OD the Way·
Stomi Causes Three Deaths, One on Coast
87 MV1D K1JTDIANN ... ..., ........
A Padftc storm thet blanketed
Soutbma CaJUom.la wltb bea'IJ
raln1 Wednesday and today,
CIUliq 9t le three deatbl -
one .near San Juan Capistrano -
wllJ pelt the Oranae Cout qain
Friday and probablY throuah tbe wee'ka: -
National Weather Service
forecuten aa1d today the aame
blt storm 1y1lem wbicb bad
belted the HawaUan i1landa
several days earlier will brt.nc
the new rains to a previously
drou&ht·renutu.cent Southland.
The forecut for Friday calla
for at.eady rain, beavy at times,
alona with 1usty wind.I
Hardest hit by the storm baa
been the aouthem Orange Coast
reg1on, where swollen Oao Creek
waters are believed lo have
swept an unidentified man to tus
death
A 60-member search and
rescue team contmued to probe
the murky creek waters unUI
nightfall from San Juan
Capistrano to Doheny State
Beach for the man's body
The man drowned after tu5
automobile was swept away by
flood waters near Avery
Parkway and Ca min o
Capistrano late Wednesday
uftemoon.
After rescue attempts falled,
the man's body was last seen
noaling down a flood control
t'hannel Divers searched the
a rea but the body still had not
been found as o f late this
momJng
Meanwhile. Laguna Beach
f1ref1ghters were kept busy
pumping water from soggy
homes and bu s ine sses
Wednesday after torrential
downpours in th.at area
About 26 public aulstance
* * * Man Missing,
2 Rescued in
Flood Drama
By STEVE MITCHELL
OI -Ooilty ...... St.ff One motorist 111 presumed dead
and two othe~ were rescued
after being washed a mile down
swollen Oso Creek north of San
Juan Capis trano Wednesday
morning ID two spectacular
accidents.
A 60-member Orange County
Sheriffs search and rescue team
resumed the hunt today for a
man feared drowned in Oso
Creek after his car was washed
off Camino Capistrano into a
culvert shortly after 11 a. m.
Wednesday. (Related pictures,
Page A3).
The search wu called off at
nlebttall Wed:naday after divers,
llf eauarda and a helicopter from
Costa Mesa searched the ragin11
creek from A very Parkway to
Doheny Staie Beach Park.
The drama began when two
county flood control officials
attempted to bal~ a motorist
driving down Camino
Capistrano, adjacent to Oao
Creek shortly after heavy
ralnfall beeao to fill the creek
and overflow onto the roadway.
Callfornia Hl&hway Patrol
spoke.man Dick Van Cott
described the tncldeat um way:
A maq, beu.ved to be about 40
yean old. wu drtvtnc bl.a Audi
atatloo wa1on aoutbbound on
' <See FLOOD, Pa1e .U>
Man 'Adopta'
Hu Lover
Oe#y __ ..,_...._
DRIVER CLIMBS ATOP MIRED CAR ON LAGUNA CANYON ROAD IN LAGUNA BEAQt
Car Had Stalted In Rood Waters Near Big Bend Owt~ lnten•• Rain Wedneect.y
calls were received dunng that
period
More than 30 homes or businesses were pumped out by
firemen
Rock and mud~ltde!. were
o bserved on Pacific Coast
Highwa y an the n orth San
Clem"i.'te area No mudslides
were reported, however. in the
troubled Bluebird Canyon area
of Laeuna Beach, where earth
movement destroyed 2" homes
in late 1978
City officials were keepinl a
* * *
close watch oo tht" devastated
canyon residential area today
Most other OranRe Coast c1tJes
experienced ~treet flooding
problerm but no other &ef10\15
d1fflcullJt>S
Jn fashionable Huntington
Harbour. a moored boat at 18192
Wayf~ LAM was di.covered
inundated with water this
morning aod barely alloat
In Fc:urt.ain Valley. extensJve
floodin1 wu reported on Harbor
Boulevard north of Edin1er
Avenue. Northbound lanes wer"e
* * * Mud, Rain Block
IA ·Area Highways
By Tbe Auoda&ed Preu
The Angeles Creel HLghway
was clo&ed today following two
separate mudslides about 14
miles north of La Canada in lbe
Angdes National Forest. said
U S Forest Se rvi ce
spokeswoman Gladys Wrnters
She said road crews from the
California Department of
Transportation expected to have
the road cleared later today
The CHP said rocks and mud
Cell throughout Wednesday on
canyon roads near Malibu and ln
Topanga Canyon, and roads
were closed intermittently as
crews worked to remove the
debm.
Th e outslde I an e a on a
four-mlle stretch of the Santa
SNOW PARAL VZES
PACIAC NORTHWE8T-A3
Monica Freeway were cloaed
mtermltt.e:nt.ly due to f\oodina.
Numeroua incldenu of •t.reet
floodiag were reported ln
low·lytna areas in Lot Anaele9.
Early WedneedAy car11t.al1ed lo
three-foot-deep puddles to San
Pedro. Road crewa worked
overbi&bt to pump water oil the
Lone Beach Freeway.
The Loa Aneelea Department
of Wat.er and Power said the~
were a few minor power outaaes
in the Sao Fernando VaHey
A blackout affectrng 2,000
customers was reported 1n
Ventura
The weather servic-e predicted
a two-foot snowfall above 7,000
feel . with tbe s now level
dropping as low as a.080 feet
t oday The CH P required
motoruu to use chains or snow
tires m the Big Bear and Big
Pines areas.
Three Inches of snow fell
Tuesday nieht at Wnghtwood in
the San Gabriel Mountatna so
m lies northeast ol Los Angeles
but turned to rain Wednesday.
"It rained all oipt and turned
to snow tbi.a momlnc." said a
sld lbop employee at t.be Holi·
day Hilll reeort. in Wriabtwood.
''There ii four tn~ o£ 1hab at
the bottom ol the bill and eltbt
locbel ol aoow at tbe top."
The lkl area waa cloeed for
the aecmd atraipt day, be aaid.
Elsewhere, rain forced
caocellaUon ol the ftnt round
play tn the Bob Hope Desert Golf
Claseic in lbe PaJm Desert area.
Offlclala said they boped to beain play today.
a.tFeeP••nl•
A/gham Close Road,
Battle Red Troops
inundated with waler, causing
traffic problems th1~ morning
The road w11!> not c losed.
howt>ver
The cities of Newport Beach,
Costa Mei:..t and Irvine reported
no seri ous ~to rm r e late d
problems
Offioals repo~ that county
t.erntones also weathered the
storm wit.bout senoua problems
or damaees
Bob Berryman , public
facilltiem •upervtsor at the
(lee STOU, Pa1e A2>
Tiff Costs
llt111tington
Man a Finger
A Hunttngton Beach man lost
his ht~ finger Wednesday when
an acquaintance rolled the
victim's nght hand up in a car
window and drove off. police
u1d today
orr1cers said 28 yea r old
Robert Mark Harris ran
a long,!11de the moving van for
seve ral ~econds, but finally
toppled llllo the street
Danny Ray Fieger . 20, was
arttsted near bis Buena Park
home on mayhem charges about
an hour after the 2 15 a m
incident. He was held ln lieu of
'25,000 bad at Huntington Beach
Jail
Police said they searched for ~
the severed finRer m the area of
Edmeer Avenue and Sher LAM
in hopes that doctors might be
able to ~-attach it They said
they gave up the search after an
hour
Harris was taken to
Hunttngton Jntercommunlty
HospitaJ for treatment
Hama told police he met the
suspect in a Garden Grove
piua parlor and wu offered a
ride home when he told the man
he wu lravellnl on a bicycle. f
Police aaid the pair went to
Harrlt' home and later to a J
nei1bborbood manet for beer.
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JMla ............ for att,_.. IWllMllie&i. la a l]JMda \0 Mr wilclbdu1 .. .., ..... .._......,.. .. .,. are llOt am ill· D9Clllle. w ue aot peU:J ~ ... a.
prtme ""•4•..Aeetsnata uld .,_. a ludlllde'elediaia '1dar7 tbat ..__ w to pner • dramauean, u &be Wt It at moadla ••
.... do DOt tb1ak ha~ ol v~. ud ,._aJ
ftDdlc:tlwaea." aald lln. Gaadbl, wbo ordered thouaandt of
ber political oppoaea;:JaUed durili1 tbe 11 moatb1 of
emerpncy rule that ca ber pnrious ll yean ln oftlce and
led to ber ouster ln a im electkla.
•••IHeper l..,,eet• 0..aael
SACRAMENTO -A U.S. Navy mlnelweeper lnlpedeel tbe
Sacramento ship channel today after a caller told a local radio
station the channel bad been mined to prevent tbe departure o1
a Soviet lhip. .
Tbe USS Gallant, from Treuure Island ln San Fraaelaeo
Bay, headed Wednesday for the 21-mlle deep.water cbannel that
extends to the Port oC Sacramento.
Oftlclala activated the ahlp after an anooymoua caller told
Sacramento radio atatlon KZAP that a surplus navy can.later
had hem filled wttb explosives and placed ln the cbannel. The
male caller claimed to be a member ol a ,-roup of pat.rlot1c
scuba divers, said Charles Weiaa, the station's news director. .
laguna, Clemente
Seek Bailout C·ash
By BA YMOND ESTRADA Jll.
Of .. o.lly ~ .........
Laguna Beach and San
Clemente city aides said today
they plan to fight state
Controller Kenneth Cory's
attempt to get a total of $264,596
in bailout funds back from the
two cities
But in San Juan Capistrano,
city aides are looking forward to
receiving $168,436 ln additional
state bailout funds this year
The problem arose in
September wl\en state offlciala
said some cities may have used
improper procedures lD reporting
municipal reserve funds to
qualifyforbaJJoutmoney.
Bailout funds were given to
California cities to offset the losa
of revenue caused by the
passage of Propoeabon 13
The state controller office is
now reshutrung more than $16
million in bailout money
because or the differences in
reporting reserve funds m some
cities.
of $318,142 in bailout funds in
1978.
Council members were
surprised when they learned lD
September that state audit.on
concluded that the city's
"reserves were too hilh" to
qualify for all the $318,142 ln 1978
bailout funda.
San Clemente and Laguna
Beach city aides hinted that a
combined effort may be needed
by the 86 cities who have to
repay bailout funds in order to
retain them.
San Juan Capistrano aides
don't know yet how the SUIS,436
in extra bailout funds will be
used.
But city accounting aide Bob
Boone said today he i.'I glad San
Juan Capistrano officials
reported "exactly what we bad
in reset"Ve ."
Boone said the key to the
problem faced by other cities is
the interpretation what is meant
by the term "reserves."
Ailer eattria• Ult fl~ roM~, tM""'""' .... ·--llfl*l IM Iman car Ud tt beiiD
to no.t ..... the .... la laq
clrd•. cUmW to the n:,.. ~b • rooftoP bittta~N&--MUMear
oattl •1d Jta IY *'" Calnlllo Capl1uano towa.rd a ra1ln1
cul~Jt. ''The man wu factni away from U'9 culvert and whee the
car rwbld lt, h1I heed Cuck
the railrod Undlrpua and he
wu knocked from tbe car Into &be cnek. • • Vu0olt11.ld.
PUMnbJ told CHP oft1Cft
T .. 8urlDOD tbe man bad been
wubed •wu, aad UM af.fteel'
walked two mlle9 ol the ere*
bed ~fortbe victim •
lhaawblle. a CadlUac El
Dorodo. drl veo by Ernie
Hliflabotbam, 38, of Lapna =Ole> tot caupt up ln tbe roedway.
He and pauen1er Patti
Leonard, a, or Soutb Oranae
County Ht lmide the b~avy
vehicle u lt too becan to float
toward the culvert.
''The Cacffllac became lodged
next to the Audi and tbe two
occupanta climbed out tbrouah
tbe driver's door," Van Cott aaid.
The couple slipped in the
roclt·fllled culvert however, and
they were washed under the
culvert.
Van Cott said CHP Sgt. Tom
Draper was standing on the
railroad track.I above the culvert
when the couple slipped into the creek.
He lay down on top of the track
and l(rabbed Hl11inbotham's
band as he passed widemeath the
back side of the culvert, Van Cott said. ·
"He lost his grip on the man
and the couple continued under
the culvert and Ullo the creek,"
Van Cott said.
Draper ran back to has patrol
car and drove down a farm road
that nms parallel with the creek.
When he got about
three-quarters or a mile
downstream, he stopped the car
and ran to the creek bed where be
saw the couple hanging onto
debru.
"I could see the man banging
onto tree branches and the
woman was on my side of the
~reek," Draper said.
"I took off my belt and tossed
one end to het but she was
panicked and wouldn't take 1t, ..
he said.
The ctflcer said be waded into
the creek and 1rabbed the
woman, draging her to safety
oo the muddy creek bank.
Sargeant Dr.aper drove the
couple to their homes as rescue
teams continued the search for
the m isaing motorist.
Llfe1uards aald today they
suspect the body of the
unidentified man may have been
cau1ht upstream In the thick
underbrush and debris in the
creek.
* * * Cities like Lal\IDa Beach and
San Clemente are belnl told to
pay back a state·wide total ol
$5,310,935 to the controller's
office by Jan. 1.5.
San Juan Capiatl'uo and 185
other CalUorni• ciliea will
receive a combined total of
$11, 169,065. Another 44 cities
have to reconcile accountin1
differences with the state
because ol the bailout brou.baha.
South County Hit
Hard by Flooding
Lasuna Beach 1a uked to pay
back~.-.
Lal\ml Beach City Mana1er
Keo Frank •aid today, "our
position ia that the state la
Incorrect. We are enUUed to the
funds. There i• no leaal reaaoo
why we are not." Frank added, ••we will contest
the rulin& and we expect to keep
our funds."
Meaowblle, San Clemente Clty
Attorney llichael Bartlett bu
been crdered by the clly couocil
to explore leaal •tti-to keep tbe
city'• sm.eeo lD balk>ut funds.
San Clemente received a total
DAILY PILOT
r
1ardena ln the All View Terrace
neilhborbood ln La1UQa Beach
duriaa tbe December fire,
watched the downpour w edneeda)'.
She aaid her weather aauies
show more than ln inch ol rain
fell lo a half·bour period
Wectne.day, crutln.1 a river at
the bottom of Boat Canyon that
meuured 10 feet acrou.
•'I've never teen that much
water down there," the
bort1cultw1.lt uid .
Sbe Hid tbe rains did not
cause much problem to ber
1ardem, which were scorched In
the bruabllre.
• 'Thil rain •bould brtn1 out the
wtldllowen," sbe said. "I can't
wait to see what comes up."
In San Clemeate, a deatper
uked .ftremeo to belp clean up hil offtce after backed up sewen
caused a toilet to overflow
1bort.b .n..1 p.m. w-...., .
Pb.If Peter. rormer dtJ Public
Works dtrector, Hid hil olftee at
1511 calle Valle WU flooded wUb ... ....
CaUfornia Blab••>' Patrol
officen cloeed tbe San Dlqo
Freeway of~~ at A•ery
Parkwa7 W.U..CS.J mondDI
afttr nooctwa&en ere-.Yd a mJ.nl-lab ID the.....,._,
CalTrau c.-.n. 1atW lD
1•llow 1Ueker1 •Del bool1. worbd tor man Uum two a.a wWa pitdlf«b Uld tboftla ln ID at-.mpt to clear cal••IU ol debm ioctnlD the.....,,_,
Alld ,..... U.blii til .... liDulb
coaat1 cioeUnW lato toUJ, ~ a laa .Jau Ca,._ao
........... Id.I tar .... All9~
Rlilbw'~&AldMWM
.,. ... -CoMl llliP•., • .....................
•••r&11ar ••••:..::!.?!~ °" .......... ~ ......
I
CalTrans workers probe for debris
clogging Avery Parkway Underpass
beneath the San Diego Freeway. Backed
up water was successfully drained awat
later in the day Wednesday. Location is
ju.st north of San Juan Capistrano near
Saddleback College.
,. ..... r.,,e.4J .
STORM HITS COAST. • •
County Storm Center in
Anabelm, said drama to some
cu lverts were pluued m the
Sllverado and Trabuco Canyon
areas and that sa lt washed
across some canyon roads.
Other roads in the southern
part of the county were
inundated for a abort lime
because or pluued culverts but
were cleared without incident.
Caspers Parlt remained closed
for the second day but not
because of any emer1ency,
according to Herb Brittaan,
county recre ation facilities superintendent.
"We close the park during
rainstorms because the roads
are of dirt and we don't want
people getting stuck in the mud
or chopping them up." The part
will reopen when the roads dry
out.
The storms which have soaked
the Orange Coast area this week
have s ignificantly bolstered
anemic ramfall totals for the
season.
Nearly two inches of motStu.re
has fallen ttus week an Costa
Mesa Smee Wednesday, S2 of
an anch has been recorded.
bnnging the season total to 3.17
inches. Last year at tb11 llme,
the total was 8.35.
Ra inf al I totals 1 n Hun tincton
Beach also have been bolstered
SlDce Wednesday. more than a
half mch of ram has fallen ,
bnngang the totals there for the
current season to 3.71 ancbes
Last year. there were about
seven mcbes of rain by this
time
Hearing Stall
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The
long-running school lnte1raUon
trial faces a threat to relUlar
proceedings in the form of
charges that bulldin& new
facilities at sesreeated acbools
makes the city school board guilty or contempt or court.
Wedneaday·a beartn11 were
abruptly baited so attorney•
could meet privately wllb
Superior Court Judie Paul EelY
and qree on a compromise to
let the ~lop conUoue.
And in Laguna Niguel. about
1 38 inches or rain bas been
r ecorded since Wednesday
alone. The season tot.aJ the~ as
4 61 inches . stil l lagging
sagnaficanUy behmd last year'\
total of 9.76 in c hes for th1 i. month
WuntyMan
New Court's
First Jurist
Warren J Fergui.on wai.
obviously pleased Wednesday
with has appointment to th~
federal 9th C1rcu1t Court of
Appeals and the loeallon of tus
new c hambe r s 1n O range:
County
Ferguson. of Fullerton. wa.s
installed m the western branch
of the nallon 's second h1gh~t
court in ceremorues conducted
before a standtng'·room only
audience an Department 3 of
Orange County Supenor Court
For Ferguson . former
attorney and mun1c1pal and
superior court Judge. his
installation marked sometluni;l
of an end to has campaign to
bring a federal court to Orange
Co unty
Ferguson wall serve as one of
23 Judges on the 9th Carcwt ll
mcludes the states or Calafom.aa.
Hawa11, Oregon. Washington,
Ala s ka. Montana . Idaho,
Nevada and Anzona. and US
possessions 1n the Pac1 f1 c.
Geographically. it ts the nation's
largest circuit.
His appointment by President
Carter was made possible by a
1978 bill that added 10 Judges to the 9th Circuit.
Ferguson formerly was a U.S
Distract Court Judge in Los
Anseles.
He was descnbed by speakers
at bia enrobi.ng u a I air and
1mpart1al jurut and an
independent thinker. Arnone
those welcoming Judg e
Fer1U800 to the appeals court
bench was 9tb Circuit Presidmg
JudgeWalterEIJ.
Some Wheat
Trading On;
Market Off
CHICAGO CAP) -Limited
trading 1n wheat res umed at
'lharpl> lower pnces today after
wheat. com and oats futures
plunged the daily maumum that
tradmg regulallons allow at the
opening of markets Traders
t•ontmued to worry about the
1mpac·t of a partial grain
embargo agaLOSt the Soviets
··!\Jo one on the floor as gomg
to rest until the markets are
moving freely. · said veteran
trader Sam Roller of Bache
Halst-y Stuart Shields Inc , a
major brokerage firm
"When corn moves <from off
the lowest price hmat) the
markets wall start operating
again," he added
Traders a~ wom ed that the
~tut of rom an the domestic
market cau.~ed by the embargo
will ke<•p pnces depressed for
'lome tame ln.'ltead of trading in
tht• grain~. brokerage farms
began buying soybeans today.
with pnres for future debvery
rontracts at m1dsess100 3•., to
6 ~, cents ha&her.
Bandit Gets
$130 in SC
Photo Heist
A ~k• masked gunman held up
a San Clemente drive-up photo
store Wednesday rught and fled
on foot wilh Sl.JO in cash.
C laudette Pashal!, an
employee at the Photo Drive Up,
404 Cammo de Estrella, said the
bandit demanded she hand over
the money m I.be ca.sh register at 6 32 pm
.. You 're kidding," tbe
employee told the man who wore
a blue laut mask and pointed a
r e volver at he r. ''I 'm not
luddlll&," the bandit replied.
The thui erabbed the loot and n~ w~bound toward Camino
Mar a Costa . The bandit.
descnbed as an his 20's weanng
a blue jacket and dark pants. is
still at large, police said today.
ll'orlcen Pie"lcet llelltaerff
Members of the Oil, Chemical and At.omic
Workers Union picketed a Shell Oil Co.,
refmery in Los Angeles Wednesday as a
nationwide strike was called, the first in 11
years. Substitute drivers moved guollne
tankers through t}\e picket lines as a
company spokesman announced that
supervisory personnel will continue to
operate the plants.
Brown Says Carter
llundered in Iran.
SACRAMENTO (AP) -President
Carter may have committed "the
major diplomatic blunder of the 20t.h
century" in his handling of the
Iranian crisis, 'California Gov.
Edmund Brown Jr. says.
Brown, who is campaigning against
Carter for the Democratic nomination
for president, told a news conference
Wednesday that Congress should
immediately investigate Carter's
actions concerning Iran, without
waiting witil the hostages are freed.
A month ago, Brown said all
presidential candidates should
support Carter and refrain from
comment on bis handling of the Iranian crisis for rear or endangering
negotiations to free the 50 American
hostages.
Pa kl•9 Delntted
SACRAJIENTO CAP) -An effort
by consumer groups to require prices
to be marked on each individual
grocery item bas died yet another
death.
A bill to extend the item prictna
law, SB92 by Sen. Davtd Roberti,
D-Los Angeles, wilted Wednesday on
a 3-5 'VOte of the Senate Business and
Profeasima Committee.
\'ldlas Preteeted
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Attorney
General George DeukmeJian is
aupportin1 legislation to prevent
judgea from ordering rape victim.a to
take psychiatric esaminations.
Deukmej lan, a former
Republican state, senator, told a
news conference that such
psychiatric ex.aminaUons amounted
to "mental rape of the victim." He
threw bis weight behind an
( STATE J
amendment by A11emblywoman
Marian Bergeaoo, ft-Newport Beach.
Ms. Bergeson said the amendment,
to her AB1825, would ban the
so-called Ballard motion, which
resulted from a 1966 case in which
the state Supreme Court ruled that a
. judge could order the victim to
undergo a psycbicatric examination
to determine credibility. "It's
discriminatioo agaimt one sex i.o a·
court of law." abe aaid.
8-F•re fiie ... 111'1
LOS ANGELBS CAP> -The
650,000 daily bUI riders in tbe Loe
An&eles area face another fare
increase. probably in early March,
transit officials have warned. It
would be the second lncrease in four
montbs.
Southern California Rap6d Transit
District <HneraJ Manaaer Jack
Gilstrap said Wednesday tbe·
increaae ••could be" five cents, which
would increase the basic fare to eo
cents.
Dbef.oftnae ·~
SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -A
Superior CourtJudee ruled
W edoeaday the niveraity of
California re1ent1 must disclose
their ftDancial bol4ln11 by April L
Tbe decision by Judge Byron
Arnold came in midst of the reaenta •
court fight with the state Fair
Political Practices Commiasioa to
keep from making the di&closures.
•
IACRAMSNTO CAP) -MMI' .... JloWard 8'l'ma pn>ail.111 • tblrd ett.mpt t.odaJ ~ loalm Amem~ 8pnUr Leo
• KcCU'UIY'• ~ lriP on tM . iDoll powsrfUl Joi> I.a &Jae JonrboaM.
IU~, am~ ot tbl IO
Demoerata. •oted ··tor tJt.m. ll'orty-cme YCU9. a majaftt, Of
the tlldn IO-member bOUM. ue
needed to,.,.... a IPQker.
But all IO Repab1Jcau ...
molt of ¥cCarth1'• supporter• ablt.tbed.
Benn.an. lrom Los AoieJet, .
Bills to Man(IQte
hnDaa eDd bll IUPl*Wn wd W.clDeJclaJ tbey will ay to nmove MeCartby u 1peaker
wbeD tbe Allelllbly meell today
to Neeiw Gov. Edmund Brown
Jr. •1 propoHd budaet •od .aanual 9Cldreu. •ee.urr&Y. ftYING to bold
tile job delplte oo.ly mtnortty
support of bis fellow Democnta.
retaliated Wednesday •pimt
the Berman buku wbo made
tile two previous aiotiom to omt
blm: He removed Auemblyman
tUelwd Robinaon from the Jaint
Leaialative Audit CommJttee,
whicb be ch.aired, ud n.med
Auemblyman Floyd Mori.
D -Pleaaaotoo, a McCarthy
backer. Tbe connntttee then
picked Mori u chairman.
I I ,\ 1
Non-smoking_' Area~
SACRAMENTO (AP> -'l1le Senile Health and WeUar ~
Comm.lttee approved meuurea Wednesday that would mandate
ooo-smoking areu in privately ownf(i restaurant.a aod ban'
smokin& in health facilities and cllnictl J
SB 1107, approved l ·l , would ~uJre privately owneaii
rest.aunum with a seating capacity of ao or more to desipate ~
non·•mofrdog area. .
After tile last •ote to anaeat
McCarthy on Tuesday, Berman
said "we will continue the
proceH of rai1ln1 thus issue
every day we're in session."
CtJaaDl'I' LAW aEQvmES rest.aUJ'ants and dining areas~
publicly owned buildings to provide a non·•tt>oki.og area. 1
Roblmoo, [).Santa Ana, said
be thought McCarthy moved
against him "to inUmwtate other
people" wbo mlaht be
considering supporting Berman.
aOBINSON'S MOTIONS both
failed becauae only 27 Berman
SB 1108, approved 7-0, would prohibJl srnOking 10 any public or1
private clinic or health facility, except in specified area.s. Existin;
law requires regulation of smoking in 'publicly owned health'
facilities aod clinics. f
I
SUPPOllTEllS OF THE BILLS, mcl~g representalives o~
the American Cancer Society and the me4ieal profession, said th~
tssue ii protecting the nghll and health or •-smokers. . 1
Greg Levitt of Sacramento expr~ opposition to thd
measures sayina be believes a per;90n wbo opens a busmeu bas
the right to do what be wants within the con.fa.Des of that business. T'
January C /earance. ..
50% off original prices!*
on special selections from:
Fifth Avenue Shop • Designer Sportswear
'SFAbulous Updated Dresses and Sportswear
"SFAntastic Contemporary Dresses and Sportswear
'SFAntastic and 'SFAbulous Suits
Misses' Sport Su its
Designer Dresses, Costumes, Evening Dresses, Coats and 5wts
Right On! for Juniors Dresses, Separates, Coordinates, Coats and Suits
Infants: Toddlers; Children's and Spot for Teens
Apparel, Shoes, Sleepwear and Accessories
Handbags, Fashion and Designer Jewelry, Cloves, Belts,
Watches, Scarves, Shawls, Umbrellas and Rainwear
Ladies' Lingerie, Robes, Sleepwear and Loungewear
Sweater Collections • Misses' Sportdresses and Knit~
Women s Active Sportswear
Better Sportswear Separates • Blouses
Maternity Dresses and Sportswear
Millinery and Fur Hats • Women s Shoe.,
Boys' Clothing, Sportswear and Furnishings
Stationery and Small Leather Goods • Luggage
Guest and Gift Shop • Linen Pavilion
A
1980
CALENDAR
FOR YOU
Men's Clearance ... 20% to 50% off original prices
on special selections from:
AGAIN THIS YEAR. • .AS IN THE PAST,
Wf HAVE AVAILABLE Wf1HOUT ~
A PIACTICAl APPOINTMENT CALINlMI
JOI fACH fAMllY WHO CAUS AT OUI Offla.
Men's Furnishings: Dress Shirts, Sportshirts,
Knit Shirts, Active Sportswear, Sweaters, Robes
Men's Clothing: Men's Suits, Sportcoats, Slacks,
Suede and Leather Outerwear, Coats, Shoes
Early On and Collection Sportswear. . .50% off original prices.
and special savings on superb selections from:
14K Cold Boutique-25% off
Selected Bras and FoundatJons-20% to 30% off
Revillon Furs-20% to50% off
"'TMlem1Ytt.wbeen ~ptb~lofnonsomt-.11riottoch
Allu1-liML:No«Ml'*-~W.ln1llsllellidc61on.
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7
Why No Vote?
A $1.3 million utility undergrounding program for the
Temple Hills community in Laguna Beach has been
killed before residents in the neighborhood had a chance
to vote on the issue.
The City Council majority last week voted to abandon
the proposed assessment district that would have seen
phone lines, electrical and cable television lines placed
underground.
The vote to kill the issue came just two weeks after
residents of the area were given an idea of how much the
assessment district would cost them -an average of
$5,000 per property, payable over a 15-year period.
Those figures came as a result of a study prepared by
an Irvme consultant at a cost to the city of $19,000.
And wtule the issue LS an emotional one on the hill.
the residents did have the inf orrnation they needed to
make a decision by themselves.
But the council majority voted to abandon the whole
project and agreed to pay the consultant $19,000 -
even though his study would not be followed up by a vote
of the residenLc; it wasdes1gnedtoinform.
The i:ssue has been a volatile one in Temple Hills for
nearly four years. and with the new information before
the voters, it could have been resolved -one way or the
other m a few more months.
It Sl'ems unreasonable for the council to spend $19,000
on a study to provide property owners with the informa·
tion they needed to make a judgment on the project, then
pull back without letting them reach their own decision
through a vote
Academic Winners
CongratuJat.Jons to the sax Dana Hills High School stu-
dents who won top honors at the first statewide Academic
Decathlon held recently in Orange
It's ruce to see exceptional students cited for their
academic achievements m competition with youngsters
from throughout California.
It should be noted that school district aides chastised
former Dana Hms students for scoffing at California As-
sessment Program tesLs where they scored much lower
than expected
School aides say the Dana Hllls students just don't
take the state tests ·seriously and bring down the district
average scores. Aides say the students have been more
concerned with showing their individual academic skills.
Let's hope that Dana Hills students will take the
future state tests more seriously and come out on top like·
the six academic decathlon winners.
• Optn1ons expressed In the space above are those of the Daily Pilot
Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and
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Boyd/Plane ts
ByL.M. BOYD
Jn 1982, all tbe planeta in
our solar system wUl line up oo tbe same side of tbe sun.
ODly happens once in 179
years. Planets e~ert tidal
forces on the sun. WMn au
aJ'e on one aide of it, those
forces bulld up. They cause
more sunapots. More sun-
1pota send more solar
particles to tbe earth's upper
atmosphere. These 1enerat.e
aau.tual movements of big
air muses, wblcb ln tum af.
fct the rate of tbe earth's
1pln. aian,ea ln the apin rate
trtuer streuea ud strains
bl tbe earth'• Cl'Ult. That
~d mean earthqukea. Or
10 aaJ the acieatilta.
..... Wuhincton invtt.ed
Mendl in Just about •very
J'ltday DiCbt for a ~ time t&aere. And at t o clock
wftbout fail Geor1e 1ot up.
Gloomy
Goa
walked out, and went to bed.
I've not read even one bis·
torical reference to George
that indicated he was ever
the life of the party.
Q. How far away from a
griuly bear do you have to
get to be out of danger?
A. A grtwy's attack zone
Calla somewhere between 100
and 200 feet. If he spots you
before you &et that clou, be
can be expected to take oft
on lbe nm.
Fur breeders know that if
they keep their minkl In
cases illuminated witb blue
ll1ht1, the litter• wlll be
moaUy female, b\lt if they
keep them in caaea ll·
luminated with pink lil.bla,
tbe Utters moatly wlU be
male. But they doG't know
whf.
Ro1et's· Tbeaau.rua Usu 1'1
words for an honest man and
111 foe a tbW. It sin• GlllY nine 1JDOG11D.1 for blrtb IM
J80 tor deatll. Odd, la It not.
that tbe llufo ii IO mucb
rtett.r ta m1atlYM titan ID
po9itlWllt
What. you say you•re t.1l"ed
of baJD a eaa With toutt Bow about lhh for
breakfMt? A.mmcm.\um car .. r., .... .nam aacorielt.
f•rrl• orUaopllo1p,•t•, metUmkl9 lllMI w..-
. 11lt JI. ta 5 • p-' . .. .. ~ '9l'Ud tl ...........
Robert N, w.ell~ltfttr
....,_. ICNfbkhl«dftorial ..... ~
Arab8 Have DoUbts AbOut U.S •
KUWAIT -·A•1r1 U •• dlplom•h "roaJllo•t tile
Ptnl• ONll. :~· ..,.1r. ":':;;::.~::.:er.
famlUu Wtre Jlome lD t•e
,-..,. aymMftPq WI hanb
fact: u.B. pnlUp In tM Arab worl4 11 '°""1 th.a at 8Qf t1JDe 11Dc• t.bl late ....
mf!. U:: J.tY• ~ ~= needte11ly ...
HDt packina
by official
panlt in
Wa1bln1ton alter the U.S.
&mba11y lo
Plllala.D WU
aaeked They
feel h la a
1ratult.om ln·
1ult to friend.
ly. predictably sale Arab nations
<•lmUar to Iran and Pakistan
only ln ~ Moslem) tbat fits W aabinstoo s general mishan-
dling of policy ln this region.
WHILE AliB leaders in the
oll-rich tu1f were offended by
the evacuation of U.S. depen-
denll, \bey were more serioualy
dismayed when the U.S. reacted
against Ayatollah Khomeini by
Mailbox
'""-I i.... --· Dmtlll • t,r ... wMk nlH)r\ln• trip ~rou11l Ole aatt. leaden ot
• .., com&IW clelcrtbed lliolb ...... to •• u.. OCl9d ol.
frillateMd ma WM PllDcMe
ldmlotll Ja t.119 we wtMa flleed
tll adwnttJ. .
ftat'• ...... " .. WaN tbe rrm.a uwa u.. uUom dkt • slow ban o•er PrHldeDt
Carter'• ap~eat of Sol
Uaowtta • ldwt ::r:a--· Liaowtla la MllODICI CQ9lt
ID cllplolmef, tu tbe fad be II a
promlDent American Jewilb
layman t.elll tbe Arabi Carter
will not appl1 pre11ure to
aeprate 1lnel from lb West
Bank CCIDQmatl ud establlab a
Palatinian bomel•nd
Carter's ~ LD new
Israeli ..U'emeta oo t.be West
Bank after Camp David soun
U.S.·Arab madam e.ut ol Suez.
Add to tb1I wb.at la precei•ed as a 1baky U.S. reactJoo to the
bolta1e crisJ.a, and the oU states
are not about to eodan1er
tbemseJves by flnn lln.k.a to Un-
cle Sam. That ii particularly
true or the small, conurvallve,
ethnically diverse, militanly
weak, immensely rich emirates
of the lulf -such u Kuwait.
Thi.a WU ~ by Sheikh
.
8aJeiD .._. al-siJMD al..._ Oma.a, Miu Db.ab&, DUbal and
a aieaw ol ltftalt'• rulbia ~•b'1 Bahrain. Only franli~
fain.U1 md ari'"IMr Of dlfwe, ef(ort1 b7 State Department
lD an ...,.,_ wttJl m. While Arabltb bpt the order from ap.
Westen bl ori••t•tlon, tbe pb'J.q to -and Mrloully olfend-
cuJU ... ted Si.lem ii DOt baWY tn1 -Saudi Arabia.
wltb polio· •baped by
Wathlnatoa in NIJ)CICM to thee
bolu,• crtsil.
"I ftdN& the)' (tbe U.S.> dll-· played Del'VOUIDda," be told ua,
crlUd.d.n& encuatlon ot depm-
deou. M f« freednl Iranian
UNU, s.lem. dedarecf: ''It w•
cbUdJlh. '"You bit me, and I'll blt
you back." J>ro.W~m Arabs,
contend101 pre11ure on the
dollar from Iran could have
been dlaeocmted by the workt'•
central bmlb, were amued at
Carter'• map reactioo wil.boul
underatandina i.mplicaliou tor
future i.owstment or Arab oil
revenue.
Ku walti offlcta la were
particu.larty unhappy over the
evacuation, considerlnc their
ability to keep an anti-American
demomt.ratloo ol Iranian lmmi·
eranll far from U.S. Embuay
eat.es Dec. l. But if tbere WU
some faint pretext for removing dependents from Kuwait after
tbal single demonalratlon, there
waa none whatever in Qatar,
V.8. DIPLOllATS tbrou'1lout
tbe relloo rllked careen by pro-
te1Un1, l.Jl repeated teleeram.e to
Viaahinaton, the l1norance
beblod the evacuation order. But
tbeu profe11lonal1 sadly
actnowled&e the uoderlylnc
U.S. problem in the Arab world
la policy toward llrael that will
remain uochan1ed at least
throulb li80. # For U.S. diplomats and Arab
leaders, the Linowi&.z apl>Oint-m e o t confirmed that fact.
Muhammed 1bn Mubarak al
Khallfa, Bahrain'• foreien
minister, bad privately com-
plained lo the U S. that Arabs
could oot take Robert Strauss
seriously u Mideast negotiator
becaute ol bis reUgloo. When
Strau1s was replaced by
Linowltz. he advised Washington
to consider hul previous protest
duplicated.
In this climate. sympathy for
the U S. plight in Tehran L9 dilut-
ed. Sheikh Salem voiced suspi-
cion to WI that W asbington might
have engmeered the hostage
situation to justify U S. military
intervention. It was a view we
heard repeatedly from Arabs.
THE GULF OIL states are not.
inclined t.o be helpful. After
pnvately promising to increase
otl production, Abu Dhabi is re-
ducing 1l lts ne1~hbor10~
emirate, Dubai , LS selling on the
1pot market. Kuwait wants no
part of a U S. mJlitary presence
and refused. as a U N Secunty
Council member, to back sane·
Uoo.s agamst Iran
It i1 underst.andable. Kuwa1t 1s
menaced at home and abroad
al borne by J00,000 1mm1grants
from tbe Palestinia n dta~
pora and by Kuwa1t1 youth de
plonng rrulitary service when S()
much money 1s to be made
abroad by revolutionary regimes
1n Iran and Iraq , b y So
v1et troops pouring into Ar
gharustan aod by the growin~
Soviet naval prest'nce Given
such advers1t11. Per"l1a n Gulf
Arabs hesitate. to relv on a far
away power whose response to
pressure is sending home wives
and children o( 1ls diplomats.
Will We Fall for Political.Charades?
To the F.dltor
Some hold the theory that man
evolved from lower forms of life.
perhaps from monkeys or such
The reverse seems more likely
Many times, man makes an ass
of himself. or politicians make
monkeys of us and deem us t.o be
bird-brained, especially at eltt·
lion time, during efforts lo snare
the voter. Even comparison lo a
bird's brain may mean a new
high in our ··evolution."
Solomon wrote: "Surely in vain
the net is spread m the sight or
the bird."
With all the evidence spread
like a net of deceit before our
very eyes, some will still vote
for the cad from 'Quiddick; or
tbe seer from Sac'; or tbe plun-
derer from Plains. We are en-
ticed to &UJ>,J>Ort Carter for a
second term at Camp Davtd
(lo continue bis learning of t.be
Presidency). Proxmire's Fl~
Award lbould 10 to tbe Carter
Admlniatration for tbe all-time
lncomprehenaibly wasteful and
un-American performance, and
to Proxmire himself and bis
fellow CoQsreas-abeep.
CASTES BAS ctveo aid and
comfort to t.be enemy on several
occaaiona: to Marxist China,
enemiea o( democracy and
freedom, while personally
betraytna our ataunch friends and
allie• on Taiwan; to
Panama, in the 1urrender of u .s. property and pre•Use.
alon1 with mllliona of dollan to 1reaae t.be skids where even now
our fl•I ii burned and
trampled); to lfanilt Ruaia. In
ot.tlnata aupport ol a treaty ol
Uee with tbole dedJcated to our
total dtltnadioa; to Iran for
f•Uure to act firmly and
re1poa1lbl1 In tbe !ace of
evtdenff tbat abou1d have ,..
1ula.d In reCalllq J.Dd evacu.at-
taa an .American pertonne.I and other~ moatJul aio. wtdle
even now Hdllatlq and falllq
I.ft lta!AllJNnlhlp to deal With •
tanauc ~ for the blood
of Ul• kldliipped bolta•• .. w.ll u all Amedcan ••1aft4Se11••·
Md tp OP!X!, ill cal.Ill.Di &be Gd ba.r••• to tamp oa tb• ..... .,.,_ tlt•t Canu Wlt
........ actaed ... f.UOW
A••tle••• of cau1lef tu ••ro iNli • o11 ~ ,,.. ............ u.. ....
lo Wtun .. -,... • bJ ........ ..... to t.Meb ... ,,.. M"•· lie '&::r: before UM IMlb. Md t .. Mtl'qal i11 ~ OI ... prm:I • i..
gardmg lower taxes, no new lax
e s. s iz e of government
bureaucracies and inflation
Instead, we are expt>cted to ac
cept double digit inflation as a
way of Hfe. increased Social
Security taxes, and a proposed so cent tax on gasoline tor
starters. And there Is the
windfall profits tax, a multi-
billion dollar swindle by tbe man
who promised no oew taxes.
At la.st, there is Value Added
Tax. with the equally odious
sugge5lion that it "couJd lower
Social Security laxes." Don't
believe any promises Every
tax. whether VAT, windfalljpro-
fils tax. import. or sales wes.
etc., is paid for out of the frayed
pockets of the consumer
citizens, you and I. Dollars
taken from industry are as-
sessed to the consumer. Even a
bird-brain wouldn't be caught in
~11rh Snar'ft of deceit.
8 F. BORCOMAN •. ,...,,
To the Editor.
lma&ioe leulftl a house, pay.
in& $500 per month mit (alao
payina the taxes. the lnaur~.
the maJntenance, custodian fees.
etc.) and makin1 tbeae pay-
menta for almolt two yean -
and not Uvtni ln that boUle for a 1ln1le day.
Who did Ulla atraqe thlnl?
Our local pollUdana, the Laauna
Beach City Council. TbeJ did it
in a buUdlns that ia some '1S
yean old. 1ub-atandard in noery
way, and wttb more code riola·
Uou tbml one could lm&llne.
Tbla la the American 1.etloa bulldlna. With electlonl comiu aomt,
thia 11 ~ to be a bol lllue.
We, the people, will elect eoundl
penom who wU1 immediately
atop th... paymellU on lb•
Am•rteao Leatoo batldlDa ad
end thil~~~AJIS
& .... ,., ..
To the EdftcJr:
On bebalt of the board of
cllfMton ~ ElnenJd ~. I am ~ to meed our Mdelt ~ta to Qalef Carl Dowil aDd UM Or_,t CoUV Jlre ~ fGi u.. 1wee I'll
bettJ• ~ .... WWll Are wtalcbto~'~ o•r Hammlt1 fM nllbt or
I DNttUlr 11•1'. llTI • ,. ........ ,, .........
Uaro•1la &la• ma1•lflt11t
HlfOMt hMi rln ftpU91
agencies throughout Orange
County and from Los An"eles.
R1vers1de and San Diego
Counties. Their effort& were
assisted by the Ounee County
SberifC's Department. tbe
Laguna Beach Police and the
California Highway Patrol who
supplied traffic control and
security services; and by the
provision or much-needed
refreshmeota by the Red Cross
and tbe Salvation Army
volunteers who respooded.
Our thanks and our
admiration to all of tbo6e who
answered the call for help. Each
and eve\')' ooe of them d:td •
superlative JOb, and every
resident in Emerald Bay is
eeouinely grateful
CLYDE C. CHIVENS.
President
Emerald Bay Community
Assocl•Uon
S•r•--~ fl19e9Cle••
To the Editor:
Regarding Councilman
Dawson's recent letter under
read era' letters 1 wiab to uk aome
queatiom for his reply in your
newspapef':
Why was Sycamore Hills not
bouabt for open apace and
recreation oa.ly!
Mayor McDowell stated ln bla
surprise announcement about
the purchase that Sycamore
HUit would be a atart for a
wider Greenbelt and man open
apace.
Wby 90Uld there be a rnenue
from a as.bole aou coune and
the development by the Jntne
Company of 1,811 realdenUal
unita! (Councilman DaW'IOll 1t.at·
ed 1,200 NSideGt1al UDita).
open space as long as possible.
Why has the Baywood Co rpora
llon allegedJy off~red to pay $5 .!
million for 67 actes and the Na
ttooal Golf Course Associallon
$47S,000for96acres?
Councilman Dawson's detailed
reply will be t..be more apprec1at·
ed as be stated at tbe announce-
ment of the purchase tbat part
of the balance due in June 1979
would be pa.id by a bond. Never
anything was beard about a
bond.
B E'ITY HECKEL
•••eee.er TN-.
To tbe F.dJt.or:
I s~ak on behalf or tbe bun-
d reds of Temple Hills
homeowners who have for
several years ~ fighting the
multi-million dollar "special as-
sessment·· indebtedness for the
undergrounding of utilities
sponsored by an mconsequeotial
pol.Jl1cal group wbo represent
only a small percentage of the
homeowners ol Temple Hills •
We were oo the brink or beinc
"aold down the river" but for the
precise and soul-searching lo·
quiries and tbe resultant de·
ci1ion1 of Councilmen Wayne
Ba1Un and Kelly Boyd.
Be auured of our deep ap-
pre c i atlon and everlastin1
tbankfulnesa for thelr honest ap-praiula of the situation and
refu1al to concede lo "de-
mocracy in reverse" and to
"Southern California Edison de-
mocracy."
THE crrv o1 Laeun• Buch
I.I. and for many years bas been, ln dire need ol an bonest and ded-
lcated city government. It la
my eal"Mlt hope that Mr. BMli.n
wtll 1nm • tbe privtleae of Vot-
lnt for bim u our next mA)W.
U. la ecqulrtnS an enviable rep.
ptatioa for bUlc lote&rity and
1tral1bt·forward appro•ch to
callln1aspeciea1pade. We. the
voten, don't like "clOled n-ecutt .. Mlslona" any more th8ll
bedoel.
Beat wilbes to bOtb w~
BqUn ad~ Boyd, u4 our
ltactre tbanb.
KAmt.ESN KAUJ'nlAN
7
OeltY ...... l'-ft~
BRUCE OLSON AND SOME OF SQUIRRELED CANDY
Rodent With Sweet Tooth Burgle• Uquor StOf'9
~ Sweet Tooth
Loot 'Squirreled Away'
Bruce Olaorl has been having some problem.a al hi5
~rona del Mar liquor store lately.
THllEE TIMES in the last six weeks the burglar
alarm has iooe off. but the store wasn't burglarized.
And 01.soo noticed some things were c:hsappearing
from bis shelves -bags of nuts, chips and candy bars -
Iota of candy bars.
This week the mystery was solved when be uncovered
the nest a ground squirrel made under one of the wall
shelves d La Cantina Liquor, 3244 E. Coast Highway.
.. AS NEAil AS I can tell there were between 900 and
950 candy bars, uh, squirreled away ln there," Olson said.
"'Ibe number one favorite wu Pay Day. He had more
of thole than anything else. l guess be was just boarding
them for the winter."
Once the nest wu uncovered, Olson said be figured the
false alarma were the result of having the alarm wire
chewed tbroug.b by the hungry squirrel.
TOE MESCBANT Isn't the vindictive sort, even
thou.lb the three false alarms cost him $75 in fanes.
Wedne&day nidlt he set out a trap bailed with peanut butter and other goodies lo capture bis resident squirrel.
He said he'd take the critter up the street to an open field
and let him loose.
But the trap was untouched this morning and Olson
says he's not sure if any more candy ban are missing.
"WE'D RA VE TO pull the wall shelf apart to get at the
nest apin," be said. "l guess we'll just try the trap again
tolli&bt-..
.......... ~ .. rgetl
Mesam Face Tribl
For 'Escort'·Work
llhd t»lliilel"9. Like Jo.Ta ,... ........ tber ~' fJDd • IQOCI ..... .
MarolJD CaNltoo '• form.er
_ pJoJer remembllltn be:r u • .,.,.Oft always aaw tbe
potential for eood lD tbe wont ol
dreumstanee9. The employer La
woRtnaoaa tnaattund for Joey.
Adwnturee ln Achlevea1ent,
tbe ldf ·be1P ftnn for which Mn.
Carelton worked, la •tatlnl two
thre•·bour aemtnars and
doaalin& the proceed. to tbe
um '*'d. TM J\md bas bee Ill
~ au ... · Bu.k "' eo.ta
Oae ••m•nar waa h•ld
Wednelday. TM oat GM wtU be
beld Jan. zz at t.be Buena Pd
Cooteadan Ceatel'.
Reaer.atfoaa for tbe t30
sesa1oll may be made tbroulb tbe Coeta lleH Chamber ol
Comllllfte wtdcb la bacld.lll die
fund·n111Da elfort.
It'• tbe ldnd oL politive dUel on which Joey•a foster mother
..... Mm to eQDttelltrate,
....... ~wantto ... ua
bPPJ llld not fee!lq IOl'1'7 for
ou.lfflYea. She'd WaDl U1 to 10 OD
and lift -go., .. she aaJd. Tbe woman wanta to euard
bfr r tdeDUty for the ulety "' Joey wbo Sot a look at tbe mm
wbo murdered bis mother.
AccordiDI to Coata lleaa
police U . Jack Calnoo. Joey WU
awaktllled in the middle ol tbe
aiaht and uw a man at•ncttna at biadoorw~.
Later, be beard bit mGtber KnalDtni aDd be ... the ma
eomtns out of bl• mother'• room. Mn. Careltoa, llU tbe
otber women uaaalted by die
killer. hid bee bludleaned. SM
died boun later at eo.ta -.
Memorial lboltal.
S1nee then, Joey bas llvm the
police all the dela.111 be can
remember, even u.nderaolng
byPDOUa to aid b.ia reca1L
1'be case, like the other
<See Olll'llAN ••••• .U)
{ ~ore Rain on the Way
Storm Causes Three Deaths, One on Coast
By DAVID KtJTDIANN
Ol ... o.Hy,.... .....
A Pacific storm that blanketed
Southern California witb heavy
rains Wednesday and today,
causing at least three deaths -
one near San Juan Capiatrano -
will pelt the Orange Cout acain
Fridev and probably through the week~.
N aUonal Weather Service
forecast.en said today the same
big storm system whlcb bad
belted the Hawaiian ialands
aeveral days earlier will bring
the new raim to a previously
drought-reminiscent Southland.
The forecast for Friday calls
for steady rain, heavy at times,
along with gusty winds.
Hardest hit by the storm has
been the southern Orange Coast
region. where swollen Oso Creek
waters are believed to have
swept an unidentified man to tus
death.
A 60-member sear ch and
rescue team continued to. probe
the murtcy creek waters until
01gbtfall fro m Sao Juan
Capistrano to Doheny State
Beach for the man's body.
The man drowned after bis automobile wu l'W9Pt away by
flood waters near Avery
Parkway and Cami n o
Caplatrano late We dnesday
afternoon.
Aft.er l"M<:ue attempts failed,
the man's body was last seen
floating down a flood control
channel. Divers searched the
area but the body still had not
been found as or late tb1s
morning.
Meanwhile, Laguna Beacb
firefighters were kept busy
pumping water from soggy
homes a nd bu sinesses
Wednesday after torrential
downpours m that area
About 26 public assistance
calls were received during that
period.
More than 30 homes or
businesses were pumped out by
firemen.
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* * * Man Missing,
2 Rescued in
Flood Drama
School Pact Reached
Several Issues Resolved in Teacher Talks
By JACUE BYMAN
OI • o.Hy """ ._.. After an all·nl&ht, 22-bour
mediation sea.aioo, neaotiat.ors
for Newport-Mesa teacbera and
the school d istrict reached
agreement today oo several ma-
JOr issues and plan to submit the
three remaining matten to a
fact-finding committee, an of.
fici al said.
Teachers have been wortdn&
without a contract since July.
·'I believe the decisiona
reached this morning probably
will wort to the best intel"eeta d
the children," said Newport-
Me1a Superintendent John
Nicoll.
Teachers· representatives
couldn't be reached tb.a.s mom·
ine for comment.
Dr. Nicoll nld both aides
waived the option to raise acam
any previously aareed·&&poo 1.1·
sues.
'' Evel')1.bina but thae three
iuues ia olf tbe table," be uid.
A key matter still in dispute is
salary iDcreuea. be said. The
district la olferin,t an 8 pereeot
increase retroactive to Nov. l
and a 6 percent additional in·
creue on July l. with salary
Badham Queried
About Asian Crisis
Tbe crt•i• in Central Aala
rather than local llauee .turned
out to be tbe demlN!tin1 nbject
Wednesday nl&bl when
Con1reumaa Re~rt BMMm
spoke befon a Newpert Bwb
bomeownen sroup.
Tbe Newpert Beaeb
Republiean. a member ot till
Houae Arm•d Ser•icea
Committee, WH repeat.dly
queried about the AmerlHD ~ID Inn ud the a ... .,
lll•ullaa ot Al,,_.kta nmc
tbe t....._,1 r'm bNlild-the llartaer'• Commualty
Flog Dip
For ~tive1t
t;alb to reopeo for the thud year
OI the contract.
Dr. Nicoll said the Newport.
Mesa Federation of Teachers is
asking for an 11 percent raise
retroactive to Nov. l and
&DOtbeS' 11 percent aft.er July l .
The district also bas asked
that salaries be renegotiated if
the state cut.a its allocations
formula for educat.aoo.
Also in diapute is a teachers'
proposal tbat the district's buaJ
procram be maintained at its
pftleDt Seftl except for recluc·
Uoos necessitated by deell.nlnf
enrollment. -
The program provides
physical education, music in-
strudion and tibra.ry staffi.nf to
demmtary scboola.
Dr. Nicoll •aid the district,
faced wtth what it estimates la a
$2.1 million deficit next year,
doesn't want to commit itself to preaervtna any ooe proeram iJi..
tact.
Abo to be decided ls the calen·
dar aebedule for the UI0-81 and • lm-82 adlool yean. 1
C&ee TALKS, Pe1e AZ) f
l •
Coasl
. .. ~
....
'• .
:: ..
e
Mn DELHI, llldla (/Jt) -1dra OMdlt awtlaud la
trtumpll to PuUameM todQ, wu ...,...... Dftm. mbdlw ol
IDd1a ... ~tor ...... ,...,..,llatton lD a apeecb to ..
wtldl1 c'•---md •DDls.~· ··w. .. • .. an : ,.. .,. • ,.u, peopa.. •• u..
prime mlnllter-dalsnate after a landallde eleetioe .tctory
ibat returned w to l)01Nf al dramatlcal.b u abe aeft lt M
months..,_
.... do not tit.lat lD ... of .......... and .,..al
.tncUdl.-." Mid Jin. G..U. wt.o critred tbouHndl ol
ber political oppoaau Jailed durta• tbe lt moot.b.I of
emerpney rule that capped her previous 11 yean ln olftce and
led to ber ouster ln a 197'1 election.
11111 e•ll'ee)ler l..,,.e•• 0.•11el
SACRAMENTO -A U.S. Na.y nalwweeper lDlpectecl t.bt
Sacramento abip channel today after a caller told a local r•clio
statioo the channel bad been mined to pnvent the departure ol
a Soviet ahip..
The USS Gallant, from Treuu.re Island ln San Frandaco
Bay. beaded Wedneeday for tbe a.mile deep-water channel that
extendl to tbe Port of Sacramento.
Oftlciala activated tbe lhip after an anoaymoua caller told
Sacramenio radio 1taUoo !CZAP that a aurplua DHY caniat,er
bad been ftUed with explosives and placed in the cbannel. Tbe
male caller claimed to be a member of a ll'OUP of patriotic
scuba divers, aald Cbarlea Weiu, tbe 1tatl<Jo'a news di.rector.
P ..... P.,,eAI
SfORM IDTS COAST. • •
Rock and mudslides were
observed on Pacific Coast
Highway in the north San
Clemente area. No mudslides
were reported, however, ln the
troubled Bluebird Canyon area
of Lagwa Beach, where earth
movement destroyed 24 home.a
in late 1978.
Clty officials were keeping a
dose watch on tbe devastated
canyon residential area today.
Moet other Orange Coast cities
experienced street flooding
problems but oo other aerioua
difficuhlea.
lo fashionable Huntington
Harbour. a moored boat at 16192
Wayfarer Lane was di..scovered
inundated with water this
monung and barely afloat.
In Fountain Valley, extensive
flooding wu reported on Harbor
Boulevard north of Edinger
Avenue. Northbound lanes were
inundated with water, cawnng
traffic problems lhia morning.
The road was not closed,
however.
The cities of Newport Beach.
will reopen when the roads dry
out.
The storms which bave aoaked
the Orange Coast area tbia week
have significantly bolatered
anemic rainfall totals for the
seaaoo.
Nearly two inches of moisture
baa fallen tbia week in Cost.a
Mesa. Since Wednesday, .S2 of
an inch baa been recorded,
bringing the aeuoo total to 3.17
inches. Last year at tb1I time,
the total was 6.35.
Rainfall tota1a in Huntmatoo
Beach also have been bolatered.
Since Wednesday, more than a
ball inch of rain baa fallen,
bringing the totals there for the
current season to 3. 71 1Dcbee.
Laat y"!ar, there were about
seven inches or rain by this
time.
And in Laguna Niguel, about
1.36 inches of rain has been
recorded since Wednesday
alone. The season total there la
4 61 inches. still lagging
significantly behind lut year's
total of 9.76 inches for tbia
month. Coat.a Mesa and Irvine reported
no serious storm·related
problems.
Official.8 reported that county
territories also weathered the
1 ' storm without aertoua problems
ordamaees.
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FLOOD ..•
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Bob Berryman .• public
facilltiea aupervlaor at the
County Storm Center in
Anabeun. aaid drain.a to some
culverta were plu11ed in the
SUveraclo and Trabuco Can)'Oll
areas and tbat ailt waabed
J~l'Om• canyon roada.
Other roada,.in the southern
part of tbe county were
inundated for a abort time
beeauae of pluqed culverta but
were cWared without Incident. 1 Cupen Park remalnod cloeed
for the second day but not
becau.ae of any emer1ency,
accordlna to Herb Brittain,
county recreation facllltlea
au~rintendent.
'We ~lose the park durtna
rala.atorma .,.uae the roads
are of dirt and we doa't want
people eetttna stuck ln the mud
or cbopplna them up." The park
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PAIR •••
wbicb .Jbe waa normally paid
between SHO and SZOC>. She said
1be normally turned over MO to
Smith for what •be called "an
a1encyfee."
M lll Wlncbelt.er testified that
1be dedded to diaeuu Smltb'a
alleled activttiet becauae "Doa
WU beiq very unethical wttb
bla bullneal .••
Sbe claimed that Smith
allowed bll female employees to
take calla wttb male ell.Ota who
became violent and further
claimed that 1he had' been
attacked ln Smttb'1 otftce.
Defenae attorney James
Sprln1, repreaent1n1 Smith,
claimed that .Ill.al Wlncbelter
actually was u1ln1 ber
teaUIDOQY to put Smith out ol
bulneu.
Sprln1 sald be po11eased
Information that Mlss
Wlncbe1ter baa opened a
competing escort aervice known
u Gold Cout Enterpruea.
"She'• a business competitor.
She' a dotna tbia to get rid of
bim." Smith asserted.
Mias Salazar's attorney,
Deputy Public Defender Bob
Van Dam argued before Judge
Laird that there wu lnauffident
evideoce to bold hia client on the
pimPln& and pandering charges.
Laird, however, let the charges
stand.
Mia Salazar ls alao aCC\lled of
betn1 a convicted felon in
po11e11ion of a firearm and
posseuion of a hypodermic
~eedle and s yringe .
F,....P~AJ
BADHAM ...
aeq ueot rile ol the ay atoll ab.
Badham did diacuaa the John
Wayne Airport since the
M arinerl area la located under
the takeoff pattern from tbe
county airport and residents are
among the moat vocal airport
oppooeata.
He predicted the death of a pencllna federal bUI which would
nempt two and three-enline
jet.a from federal and st.ate notse
rnt.rlctioo atandards and said
be plam to work on a new bill
aimed at givin1 local
ao•ernmeou more control of
their airport.I.
Bad.ham alao dUcus1ed the
dlacrlmlnatioo investigation
launched agalnat the airport last
year by the Federal A viatioo
Admumtratioo. The allqaUGn
WU baaed OD Oraqe eo.mty'a
refuaal to grant leases to new
airline., even thouab the airUDes ba~vtl Aeroaauttca Board
approval for route. to Onqe
CoWJty .
"I ldod ol set tbe lmpnmaon
they (the FAA) wl1b they
badJl't done it,'' Bedb•m Hid .
''They tried to aay the CAB
forced them lDto lt, but I met wtth tbe new CAB cblef and be
auured me lt la not tbelr
lntenUon to dianapt patterm ol
traffic lD .,.... wbere ret'dema
could aot at.and more aolse.
"I 1,.elflcalb aakecl him
about JobD WQM Airport abd
be laJd it WU CIM wben tMy
woa 't tore• tbe i11ue of addWcnal tnftle. ''
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m 'Coeta Mees
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COCIDU7 ''Iron ..... "I nJ. to ..,...,, bat I a18o
rel• to tbe .. 111on. to tlM .. Hmblrmla . . . to all ., \II. n... ii much ambtUoa la tM
be&rta ~ tbla room. But tMn ia
much trauble in tbe people ol w.i-.··
lnithl reaction from
...... ,.
Tom Boylan, 33, a 10.year
veteran of the Costa Mesa
Police Department, has
been promoted to the rank of
sergeant. He and his Camily
live in Mission Viejo
F,...P~Al
ORPHAN ..•
aaaaulll. remain• un1olved.
Joey's foeter mother aaya her
most important JOb Ul to help the
child pu1 al aside and go on wtth
h1s life
He's excelling in school and 1s
involved ln athletics.
"Keeping busy helps ease the
paln," abe comments.
She and Joey talk about bla
mother and her death, but they
don 'l dwell on 1t · · 1 JUSl let ham
be 1pontaneous about It. U he
can t.aUt about 1t on hla own,
then I thio.k it's better. He can
release a k>t of the feeltng.s be
bas that way.''
Sbe says Joey 1sn 't angry
about bla mother's murder. "He
wishes the n;>an who did it would
be caueht and locked up so he
wouldn't hurt anyone elae," abe
explains.
He also e xhibits some
chlld·Uke 1mpatJence that the
inve1t11atioo baa moved 10
slowly and produced no re1uJta.
"Wihat's takang so long," he
asks.
"I Ji.mt tell bJm, 'They'll find
bJm Joey. Doo't worry about it.
He wm'tburt anybody elle'."
ff• propoud 1pnclla1 '10
mtulon m ta. comlDI , .... -• m"hD Mil nar to oi...-CalitGnda'• worlt..tte tr..._
p~ram fol' wldlled "'°"*"· R• pdn&ed out that._,.. fbl
•coaomtc uaeertalatJ. bl.I badf• r:;~· • u .• ,.uat cot -o :itvtn1 lncreaH for
w•Uan Ndplenta.
Brow a1lo NJid he would ll-
1ue an ~ order creatma
a DIW ..... "couneil OD wellDlu
and ..... nm.u·· ad ~
be would Mek ftmdl for a .....
1pouored dnlp compet!Uoo
for aftordab&e boailQ.
Be Hid be wou[d 1upport
cbHI• ln buUd1n1 eodel to
"eHm.lnate tbe ban1en" to liesl
coetly mus-produced mumtac-
tured bousiq and to eoeoarqe
"creatJve new approacbea to
mat log bominl afford.able."
a.&FeeP••n I•
·' A.f gham Close Road,
Battle Red Troops
KABUL. Allbmiltan (AP) -
Moelem rebe1I doMd a 1tr8teC1c
bichway II= tbe So•let
Unloa wttb , and beUJed
Soviet tnql9 eut and aouthwest
of the Allbaa caDttaJ, Informed
IOUtteS reported today.
The Salan1 Hl1bway waa
blocked Tuesday by fi&bttq
near tbe Do1hl or Kbenjan
brtd1ea, about IO miles north ot
Kabul, Af1ban and Aaian
clipk>matic 10UJUS uid Tbey
«auoted Alpan military offtdall
and trHelen just returned from
the area.
But the aources alao a.aid the
Soviets were cootmwnc to pour
men and armor Into
Af&baruatan. Three divi1ions
moved m this week. raul.ng the
number of Russian troops to al
leut 85,000. the sources said A
total of seven div1111on s bave
bee n brought in s ince lbe
Russums moved In last month,
they added
Heavy military traffic was
still beading south Into
Afgbaniltan from the Soviet
cities of Tor gun di , in the
Mesan Flees
Turtoman Republic. and
Tef'lna, in tbe U1bek Republic.
several diplomatic aource. uJd
They aUo reported fi~ ln
Nao1abar province. east of
Kabul. and uid Ruaaian troops
had attacked rebel unita near
Saidabad, about so miles
1outbweat of tbe capital in w ard.ak Province.
Meanwhile, Babrat Karmal's
reetme cootinued ita attack on
depo1ed President Hafi1ullab
Amin, who wu executed after
tbe Sovlet·backed coup that
broutht IC.annal to power DK
'l:1 It also blasted lhe United
St.ates for aUegedly defending
the depmed ruJer.
f',.....P~AI
TALKS •••
Sign1ru.·ant agreements in-
clude that tht> contract be for
three years, aa requested by
t.eachen. and that aenionty be
the deddiq factor in involun-
tary teacher tranafen Jf all
other factors are equal, Or.
Nicoll Mid.
AIM>. the dJstncl hu agreed to
Burning H give teachers tn grades four. ome• [Ive and SIX an hour a week of
., p?eparat.ion tJme. similar to pro-'( -~~ $6 OOO v111ons for middle and high ~ ' school teachers, Dr Nicoll saad
A Coat.a Mesa man who awoke
early today to find tu.s house fuJJ
of s m<*e escaped without tnJury
by j umping from a stt00d·story
window. firemen reported today.
They saJd Scoll Ried was
alone m the house at 332 Tours
Lane when be awoke shortly
before 2 a .m. and found heavy
smoke in the upstairs hallway.
Fire Marshal Russ Henderson
said the fire apparently was
s la rted by a sborl 10 an
electrical cord behind the l.1V1ng
room couch.
Battalion C hief R o n
McMinimy esllmat.ed damage in
the fire. which was quicldy
exlloeuilbed, at $4,000 to the
house and $2,000 to cootenu
The house is owned by Stuart
Veoook of Irvine, Henderson
said.
Agreement also was reached
on 1ome formulas for class
sizes. he said. And both sides
cooaeoled Lo retain advisory
arbitration of grievances
The next step is for the state-
appointed mediator to ask the
st.ate Public Employment Rela-
tiooa Board for approval Lo set
up a fact.finding committee
lt will consllt of one district
appointee, one teacher ap·
pointee and a chairman named
by the two appointees.
They will bold heartnv oo the
three laaues and submit a re-
port. Dr Nicoll said Theo,
tuchera and official.a will meet
a1am with a mediator in the
bopea ol reachlna acreement.
Or. Nicoll said be doesn't
know bow loo& lt will be until the
facl-fandln1 concludea "but it
can be a ienatbY process."
Members of the Oil, Chemical and Atomic
Workers Union picketed a Shell Oil Co .•
refinery in Los Angeles Wednesday aa a
nationwide strike was called, the first in 11
years. Substitute drivers moved gasoline
tankers through the picket lines as a
company spokesman announced that
s upervisory personnel will continue to
operate the plants.
Brown Says Carter
Blundered in Iran
SACRAMENTO (AP) -President
Carter may have committed "the
major diplomatic blunder of the 20th
century" in bil!. handling of the
Iranian crisis, California Gov.
Edmund Brown Jr. says.
Brown, who is campaigning against
Carter for the Democratic nomination
for president, told a news conference
Wednesday that Congress should
immediately investigate Carter's
action1 concerning Iran. without
waiting until the hostages are freed.
A month ago, Brown said all
presidential candidates should
support Carter and refrain from
comment on his baodlioj of the
Iranian crisis for fear of endangering
negotiatioos to free the so American ..
bolltqee.
Prldag Defeated
SACRAMENTO (AP> -An effort
by COlllWDer eroupa to require prices
to be marted on each individual
grocery item bas died yet another
death.
A bill to extend the item pricing
law, SB92 by Sen. David Roberti,
J>.Loa Anaeles, wilted Wednesday on
a 3-5 vote of the Senate Business and
Professions Commiu.8.
Hd .... Preceaed • SACRAMENTO (A,?) -Attorney
General George Deukmejiao is
supporting legislation to prevent
judees from ordering tape victims to
take psychiatric examiaatioos.
Deukmejian, a former
Republican state senator. told a
news conference that such
psychiatric examinations amounted
to "mental rape of the victim." He
threw bis weight behind an
( STA.TE J
amendment by A11emblywoman
Marian Beriesoo. R-Newport Beach.
Ma. Bergeson aaid th• amendment.
to tier AB1825, would ban the
so·called Ballard motion, which
resulted from a 1988 cue in wblcb
the state Supreme Court ruled that a
judge could order the victim to
undergo a psycbicatric examination
to determine credibility. "It's
discrimination against ooe aex in a ·
court of law," abe said.
8-F•re &••• lfpf
LOS ANGELES <AP> -Tbe
650,000 dally bua riders ln the Los
Angele• a,ea face another fare
increase, probably in early March.
transit olficiall bave warned. It
would be the second increase in four
months.
Soutbem cautomia Rapid Transit
District General Manager Jack
Gilstrap Said Wednesday the·
increase "could be" five cents. wbicb
would iDcreaae tbe bale fare to 80
cents.
Dlsefesllre Orflere4
SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -A
Superior CourlJudge ruled
Wednesday tbe alveraity of
California reieata mat diacloee
their financial boldinp by April L
The decision by Jud1• Byron
Arnold came in midst of the recents'
court fight with the state Fair
Political Practices Commiuioll to
keep from matinl the disclosures.
t
IACRAMZHTO CAP) -~ Bow'ud a.ma c-· • tblrd ..,pl ..., loOlla AIMDbl7 8pMter Leo Mee.tb'• pneu1oua IN GD the .. IDOll powUfUJ jOb lD the
knNr ......
IU,,...., 8 m.Jorily of tbe 80
Den:uwtata. voted r.r tbem.
l'ort7.-e *-· • mJJorib' al the eaure eo..memblr ~ an needed to nmoore a oeaMI'. ·
Bat all IO Jlepubl.lcana and
mOll al llcCartb,y'a 1QJ)J)Orten
ablta•rwt
Berman, from Los AnaeJea,
a.rtnaD llilllld '11 supporters
lidtl Weilirra.Jii tM1 will b7 to
NIDOft JlecartllJ .. lpeUer ..._ta. MM1nbl7 meetl today
to Ncet'• oew. Edmand Brown ,r.•1 =:ed bud1et and
auual . •eCAa'l'llY. DYING to bold th• Job de9plte only mi.Dority .. •UPPGlt al bla fellow Democrata. fftallated Wednesday a1ainst
tbe Berman backer wbo &Ude
lllls to Mandate
Non-smoking Area~
. the two pre'flous motiou to oust him: He removed Aalemblyman
Ricbard Rob1moa from the Joint
IASlllaUve AudU Committee,
wbicb be chaired. and named
A11emblyman Floyd Mori.
D:Plea1anton, a McCarthy
backer. Tbe committee then
picked Mori u chairman.
SACRAMENTO (AP> -The Senate Health and Welfare.1
Committee approved measures Wednesday that would manda~
non-smoking areas in privately owned reatauranta and
smokin& in health f acillties and clinics •
SB 1107, approved 8-1. would require priVltely ownecl
restauraota with a seating capacity of ~ or more to deaip.ate al
non-1moldn1 area.
After the lat vote to umeat
McCarthy OD Tuesday, Berman
said "we will continue the
proceaa of raialna thla laaue
every day we're in aesaion."
CtJallENT LAW &EQUJaES restauraota and dinioC areas in•
publicly owned buildinas to provide a non-smoking area. ·
SB 1108, approved 7-0, would problbat smoking in any public or'
private clinic or health facility, except m specified areu. Existintf
law requires regulation of smoking in publicly owned healtbi
facilities and clinics. : . Robinson. D-Sanla Ana, aaid
be tboupt McCarthy moved
a1ainat him "to intimidate other
people" who might be
co111iderinc supporting Berman.
SUPPORTERS OF THE BILLS, mcludmg representatives ot,
the American Cancer Society and the medical profession. said the!
issue iA protecting the rights and health or non-smokers :
Greg Levitt or Sacramento expressed opposallon to th~
measures saying be belteves a person wbo opens a bua1neu bll.IP
the right to do what he wants within the coof'inea of that bu.aloes.a. •
&OlllN80N'S MOTIONS both
failed because only 27 Berman
January Clearance ...
50% off original prices!*
on special selections from:
Fifth Avenue Shop • Designer Sportswear
'SFAbulous Updated Dresses and Sportswear
'SFAntastic Contemporary Dresses and Sportswear
'SFAntastic and 'SFAbulou s Swts
Misses ' Sport Suits
Designer Dresses, Costumes, Evening Dresses, Coats and Swts
Right On! for Juniors Dresses, Separates, Coordinates, Coats and Suits
Infants: Toddlers; Children's and Spot for Teen s
Apparel, Shoes, Sleepwear and Accessories
Handbags, Fashion and Designer Jewelry, Cloves, Belts,
Watches, Scarves, Shawls, Umbrella s and Rainwear
Ladies' Lingerie, Robes, Sleepwear and Loungewear
Sweater Collections • Misses ' Sportdresses and Kn ib
Women's Active Sportswear
Better Sportswear Separates • Blouses
Maternity Dresses and Sportswear
Millinery and Fur Hats • Women's Shoes
Boys' Clothing, Sportswear and Furnishings
Stationery and Small Leather Goods • Luggage
Guest and Gift Shop• Linen Pa vilion
A
1980
CALENDAR
FOR YOU
Men's Clearance ... 20% to 50% off original prices
en special selections from:
AGAIN THIS YfAR...AS IN THf PAST,
Wf HAVE AVAIWlf WfTHOUT CKAIGE,
AftACTICAl APPOINTMENT CAIJNOM
fOI EACH FAMILY WHO CAUS AT OtJI Offta.
Men's Furnishings: Dress Shirts, Sportshirts,
Knit Shirts, Active Sportswear, Sweaters, Robes
Men's Clothing: Men's Suits, Sportcoats, Slacks,
Suede and Leather Outerwear, Coats, Shoes
Early On and Collection Sportswear_.5()% off original prices.
and s~ial savings on superb selections from:
14K Cold Boutique-25% off
Selected Bras and Foundations-20% to 30% off
Revillon Furs-20% to 50% off
•There m1v ,_.,. beert )ttten-"-P'fott 19duc:tlons on totN prior to tltis .. ~.
AU final. Hctl all rtemHWUM* M •" siz and colon.
Fnd of the Road?
The Calif omia Supreme Court bas decided to review
the Costa Mesa Amel rezone case.
It concerns a voter initiative passed two years ago,
downzoning a site owned by Amel Development and
South Coast Plaza. City officiab opposed the resident·
backed rewne, which was aimed at restricting the site to
aingle·f amily homes instead of a combination of houses
and apartments.
Amel and South Coast Plaza sued. charging dis
criminatory zoning. The city was forced to defend the in·
itiati ve in court but officials made it clear they dJdn 't
agree with it.
The Orange County Superior Court upheld the rezone
but the Fourth District Court of Appeal invalidated it.
The Appeal Court's finding that the rezone made 1m
pt'Oper use of the initiative process could have far·
reaching effects on state land use decisions, observers say.
Closer to hom e, the Amel case bas left some city resi-
dents angry with city officials for not supporting a voter
m easure.
On the other hand, developers of the property have lost
huge sums. in hght of delays and escalating building costs
The Supreme Court, whichever way it rules, should set-
tle the matter once and for all. And with all due speed.
Bad News for Sailors
How much 1s an off:-ihore .boat mooring worth m
Newport Harbor" Orange Count) supervisors are ponder
ing that question and the result could be unhappy news
for boating enthusiasts of moderate means
County government currently controls 22 offshore
moorings in Newport Harbor The city of Newport Beach
controls the 572 others Both government agencies rent
the moorings to boat owners for slightly more than $6 per
vessel foot.
The county. however. is cons1der1ng a boost m its fees
to $12 per vessel foot. That would mean an owner of a
rather modest 20 foot boat, who now pays $120 per month
for his mooring, would be asked to pay $240
That kmd of a fee hike might put some s ailors in dry
dock permanently
Addlt1onally. 1t would be quite possible 1f the county
Jiec1des lo double ltS take, the city might JUSt decide to
double its money too on the 572 other offshore moorings
' So then. just how much is a mooring worth? Well, to
the affluent, it's worth almost any price to have a good
mooring in Newport Harbor. Just name the tune.
But pure money-making has neve r been the basic
concept of having public boat moorings in the first place.
The idea is to attempt to off er a harbor parking place for
a wide mix of boaters; large and small; the rich and
those of modest income.
It's possible, then, that the county could double. triple
or quadruple the mooring fees and still have takers.
County government, however, sho uldn't set those fees
on the notion of financial gain only. That might just drive
the smaller boater right out of Newport Harbor. And that
'would be a sad day indeed.
Perhaps the time has come for the county to consider
.a sliding scale for mooring rentals that considers the size,
type and value of the vessel to be moored.
That kind of a system might achieve more eqwty
• Opinions expressed In the space above are those ot the Dally Pilot
Other views expresaed on this page are those of their authors and
artists. Reader comment Is Invited. Address The D11ly Piiot. P.O.
Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (71.C) 6.c2-4321.
Boyd/Pl0tnets
ByLM.BOYD
• In 1182, all the planet.a ln our solar s~m will line up
'ell tbe &a.me 1Jde of the IUD.
Onl1 happena once in 179
7ear1. Planets eaert Udal
forces Oil tlae IUD. When all
are OD 001 llde of it, thole
~build up. tbey caUN
• more aun1pota. llore aun-
1 pot a HDd more solar
parUelee to the eanb'• upper
atm01pbere. TbeM ienerate
t .
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
MH4A1 •1 too Dew
)a•k ebeek• fl•alll atrlHd ta tM mal 1 ....... _. ..... t.M
Mall ... ,, .. lta ..... ~,._y..,.
to1ou too. CJm. A.a.
unuaw movements of bi&
air mu.es, which ln tum af.
fed the rate of the earth's
spin. Chances ln tbe aplo rat.e
tri11er atreasea and atralna
in tbe earth'• cnaat. Tbat
could mean earthquakes. Or
so say the acientiltl.
What, )'OU HY you're Ured
of bam and eua with tout?
How about this for
breakfast? Ammonium car-
ra1een.m. IOdlum ucorbatt,
ferrie orthopboapbate,
nlacinamide and thiamine
lDODOGIUat.e, 1>11.1110me otber thin.,. TIMI fore1otna ll, ln
fact, a wid•l1 advertised
brao4 ot lmtant breU:tut.
Pro,.r Job Club can-
didate: .. Bandde, ......
b~ BtimeJ'Ck, N.D.
Fur br..-. now th.l 11
I' tbe~ hep UMtr m&ilb lil
e .. • lD '•i'«I Wldt w. U•~ta, tu UU..1 tnll bt ...0, ,..... .. .ii ....,,
keert~em lD ea•H":U•
lummas.d Wl&h P'ek lla'Ma,
tb• uu.n mo1u, •lll ,11e
m.S.. Id. tbt7 ••t lmow ..,,
WHILE AaAB leaders la the
oll-rtch IUlf weH orrended by
the evacu.aUOh ot U.S. d•pen·
denta. they were more 1erioualy
dlJlmayed When the U.S. react.eel
111tn1t Ayatollah Khomeini by
Mailbox
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i.dACiillJWll•W-9 ............ ~ W.a•blatMt-. t~ lcaoranoJ btlalD4 tbe ......,,_ ...,., ~
tbeu1 ptol•HIOWI aa4bo
ackaowlectse Ute poderlJl..C
U.8. 9"4 'l» ta tlM .VU "'1d ll poUey toward llrMl tbat ~
Hm•Jo uncbaaied ·•t INtt ~mo. . •
P'Cft. U.S. cUplomm md Arabi
lHde,.., the Uaowttl ~
ment conrtrmed t-..at l•ct.
Mu.hammed tba llaberat ali
Kballfa, ·aabraia'a forel1
mlnlater, btd pri•at.ely eom~
plaiDed &o tbe U.S. ttsat Ani.it
could not take Robert Str•~
seriouly as MJdeut ae10CJ.aton
becaue of h1I reUlkJa. WbellA
StrauH wu replaced b~
UJlowttr. be advtaed WublD,ioq,
tO' con1tder his previous protesti
duplicated. ~
to this climate. sympathy for"'
the U S plight tn Tehran la dllut.1
ed. Sheikh Salt'm voiced IUSPI·
don lO ua that Washington might>
have engineer~d the hostage
situation lO justify U.S. m1Ulary
lnte"eTJlJon. It wu a view we'
heard repeatedly from Arabs '
THE ClJLF OIL states are not"
inclined to be helpful After
privately pronualng to tncreue
otl product.ion, Abu Dhabi ls re·
duc1ng it Its ne1Rhborln.z
t'm1rate. Dubai, 1s l\elling on &he
spot marltet. Kuwait want..s no
part of a U.S. military presence
and refused. as a UN Secunl\
Council member, to back sa{lc
t1ons against Iran
lt la understandable Kuwait 1!>
menaced at home and abroad
at home by 300,000 1mm1grant.s
from tbe Palestinian d1a~
pora aod by Kuwa1t1 youth de
plorin& military service when "°
much money 111 to be made.
abroad by revolutionary reg1re~
1n Iran and Iraq , b> So
v1et troops pouring into Ar·
ghaniatan and by the growing
Soviet rusval preaenct Given
~uch advenrty, Pe~1an GtJlf
Arabs h.es1t&te to rely on a far
awa) power ~ respon!>e t••
pr<'l'l!>Ure 1:. ~ending home Wl\'l'"
and children or IL'> diplomat!>
Will We Fall for Political Charades?
To the Editor
Some hold the theory that man
evolved from lowl'r forms of life
perhaps from monkey!> or 'iuch
The reverse seems more likely
Many limes, man makes an ass
o( himself. or poUt1c1ans make
monkeys of ua and d~m us to be
bird-brained. especially at ele<:-
Uon time, during efforts to snare
the voter. Even comparison to a
bird's brain may mean a new
high i n our "evolution ...
Solomon wrote· "Surely 1n vwn
the net is spread in the sight or
the bird."
Wjth all the evidence spread
like a net of deceit before our
very eyes, some will still vote
for the cad from 'Qu1ddick. or
the 1eer from Sac', or the plun-
derer from Plams. We are en·
Uced lO support Carter for a
second term at Camp Uavid
(lO continue his learnmg or the
Presidency). Proxmire's Fleece
Award should go to the Carter
Administration for the all·Ume
lncomprebensibly wasteful and
un-Amerlcan performance. and
to Proxmire himself and bu
fellow Congress-sheep.
CAaTE& HAS &iven aid and
comfort to the enemy on several
occaalona: to MuJd1t Cblna,
enemies of democracy and
freedom, wblle personally
betraying our staunch friend.II and
allie• on Taiwan ; to
ranama, in the surrender of
U.S . property and pr11U1•.
alonl with mllllom of dollul &o
ereue tht lkidl where evma oow
our fla1 11 burned and
trampled); to Maniat R.-la, to
obttioat.e aupport of • U.•v ol
It" With tboee dedicated t6 our
total destruction; to Iran for
tallure to act flrmly •nd
re1pon1lbly In tbe face or
•'fidtnce that lbould have re-
aulted ln recallin.I and evacuat·
· 1n1 alf ~can perioaneJ md 'other ctt1tiem moat.bl aio, wblle
..... now vadllaUQI and falllnl
lD ltatealD....,.P to deal witb a fanaUc ~ tor the blood
of tbe aiidnaPl*I bolta1• .. well u all AmlrkaD •1ldJOUI•• ~
aDd t.o OPEC, la cam~ tbe oU
bat'ODI to Jum.P OD th• ba.Sw .... tltu Cartw bid.It
..... ... ....... ~l• f•Do•
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Mrt•. lie J:t' Wore tM .... Alld -• tM .....,ll bJ CaNr ol 1119 ..-.... no
gard1ng lower taxes. no new Uu
l' S • S I Z I' 11 r ~ 0 \ I' r n ffi C :1 l
bureaucrlH'IC''> and inflation
ln~tcad. \\l' arc cxpt-<'t<'d to ac
cept doubl<: d1g1t 1nnat1on as a
way or hfe, increased So<:tal
Secunty laxes, and a proposed
~O rent tax on gasoline for
starters And there
windfall profits tax
billion dollar swindle the man
who promised no n :w taxes.
At IMl, there is Value Added
Tax. with the equally odloua
suggestion that al "couJd lower
Social Security taxes." Don't
believe any promises. Every
tax. whether VAT. windfall pro.
fits tax, import. or sales taxes,
etc , lS pwd ror out of the frayed
pockets of the consumer
citizens, you and I. Dollars
taken from industry are H ·
aessed lO the consumer. Even a
bird-br8J.D wouldn't be caught Ul
such snares of deceit.
B.F. BORCOMAN
He•t
To the Edit.or:
Re1dlna Paul Harvey's
· · Llceme for Parenthood Mieht
Protect Children," Jan. 3:. about
needln& a 1ovemment uceftae
for parenthood. was not aa
abodtlna u It mlaht seem. You
knew it wu eomln1.
Government license cootroll
your wortdna bOurs, cond1tlom
and salary, your protl&.1, your
1uollne, what kind Of ear 10U
drtve, what 1ir.e bouH )'OU live
ln, wbat food you eat etc. Why
1bould tbe1e para1on1 of
wildom not take over )'OW' mat·
lDJ babttl too? Tbey would, of eourN, be pro-
tecUn1 unborn cb.Udrea. Even
unconceived oa.. They are tat-
Ptmela .
mg over God's work Oh God'
PleaM· help U.'I
GIJLIJI E JOSEPH
Tolbe Ed.it.or
On behalf of lbe board of
ct.on of Emerald Bay. 1 am
writ ext.end our heartletl
graUt Chief Carl Downs
and tb 0 ange County Fire
Depart for the auccesafuJ
battle 11a1n1t the brush fire
wbkb IO seriously threatened
our community the night or
December 11-12, 1979.
A major disaster wu averted
throueai tb• maeolficent
response Crom flre fi&blin&
agencies tbrou1hout Oran1e
County and from Loa Angeles,
Ri veralde and San Dle10
CounUet. Their efforts were
uaiated by the Orange Co\Ulty
S heriff's Department, the
Laguna Beach Police and the
California Hipway Patrol who
art1cle "1ted. "Nl'wport '1ulb
Padung Fttti ·
I lh1nk R,lanruntt C'omml'>SIOtll~r
Bttk d 't understand "'h> th~
voters of this stale passed
ProposnI& 13. In short. we llrt!
tired of our local officials aPCnd
uig mOQCY Wte a drunken aell<>r
on le•Tt· Tbe Idea bebtnd
PfOP<Mlidea lJ was for the city to
cul spending that mean.a cut out
all the waste, ool dream up itew
ways to try and tu resideota to
support wasteful projecta of
which there are many.
Commissioner Beek is 1lso
quoted u aaying "anyone" who.
want..s to ~ a city at.reel for a
parktna lot should have to c>ay
for 1t ! He acts like lbe city
streeu belooi to him and the
handful of elected officlaia and
not the c1titens or Newport
Beach 1 Maybe acuon should be
tnitiated to charge a park.inl fee
for his family's ferries that part
overni&bt ln the bay
RT. DURJCEE
s upplied traffic control end
security services; and by tbe
provis ion of much-needed
refreshments by the Red Crop To the F.ditor·
and the Salvation Army 1 lived lo Costa Mesa for 20
volunteers wbo responded. month• in 1961.Q. I am a S.S.
O u r l ha n k s 1 0 d 0 u r year-old disabled veteraa of
admiration to all of those wbo Wor1d War ff I was WO~
answered tbe call ror belp. Each 'thl'ff times ln action in the llat-
and every one of them did a tie of the Bulce. bad 13 oPeJ"a·
1uperlaUve job, and every Uon1 and had lO have both my
resident in Emerald Bay la less ampuUt.ed
1enulnely sratetul. On Dec. 1 1 1uffered a eeveni
CLYDE c. CIUVENS. heart au.et and wa rusb.S to ~ bolpital ~ I remained fDiW
Emerald Bay Community Dec. 22.
Auoclatim ..............
To the Editor:
Tb1a ls lD reply to 10W' ""9lt
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happy lf you ~4.have m~et-tel' publiabed lD the !>ally .
It would make me verY ha to
receJve cards or 1etktn fro the
friend!)' people ta c;;.t.e ..
aod tbe 1\arrciundld ~ .. thll•
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TRAVEUNG PASTOR PACKS FOR TRIP
Rev. 8telnm11n Steph•n1, Motortzed Mlnlmr
Signature Drive
Given Go-Ahead
SACRAMENTO (AP> -A Long Beach city
councilman has been authorized to start collecting
signatures to put a no-fauJt auto insurance in·
itialive oo the November ballot.
Secretary of State March Fong Eu said the
proposal sponsored by Councilman Ernie Kell
needs 346,119 signatures of repstered voters by
June 2.
IT 18 THE FIFTH INITIATIVE propo6al to
qualify for circulation since Jan. 1.
Kell'• propoaa1 would establish a compulsory
no-fault insurance system for paying reparation
benefits to penona i.J:Uured in auto accidents. It
would prohibit vehicle regislrabon unless the
owner wu insured or a qualified self-insurer.
IN A NO-FAULT SYSTEM, a driver's own in·
surance com~ pays the driver's medical and
property damages, oo matter who caused the acci-
deoL
Similar proposals have died repeatedly in the
state Legislature over the past decade. Moat or
them have been opposed by the trial lawyers·
lobby.
Navy Doctor's
Penalty Ea,sed
CAMP LEJEUNE, N.C. <AP> -The Marine
Corps bas reduced the sentence imposed on a
young Navy doctor wbo refused to board a seago-
iDI vessel because he challenged bis own
qu.allficatioos.
A Marine spokesman said that the reductioo in
MDteoce for Lt. G. Steven Suits, 26, of Spartan-
burg, S.C., eliminated a provision callina for Suits'
dismiual from aervtce and reduced his confine.
ment by one moa1b and bis fine by $10,000.
Tbe acUm by Maj. Gen. D.N. Twomey, com·
mander of the 2Dd Marine Division. leaves Suits
with a sentence of five months' confinement,
forfeiture d $1,000 in pay moatbly for six months,
and a fine ol *-'·000.
Karine i:fi,. Gwrae Conroy, a base public in-
formatioom•n, Wd SUlta' Ume al.ready
spent in cwtftMment would leave b1m with leu than foar moothl to ..,...,. lie will return to duty
after bll MDllMl!M!!d la completed. Cclaroy said.
SUlta .... eourt·martialed after be failed to re-
port for an u-:g:ent that would have made blm
the only pbJtil1 aboard a aeqoiq vessel He eoateDdecl that bla tralniDa did not qualify bim to ten• in IUda a capadty.
Skiers Rescued ·
Froni Wildeimess
get organized
with the
hobby master
Oremel'a Moto-Tool kit includes a quality
30,000.RPM constant speed tool plus 20
uaetul acceaaorlea. Also high-Impact
organizer to keep tr om losing important ///-~7 parts. #2712. Reg. 52 95
3911
II the old ....
can't get " .., bolter
Time tor a new one. Depen-
dable. efflelent gu water
heaters. ~ned 19nka.
rapid hot water recovery
ayatema. Ngh t.mperature
ahut.otfa
20-glll .• Reg. 109 96
-.....,...uus .... 105.88
........... 124.ff ••••• 111.-
............ M.ts •••• 1 ...
laster than a
speeding bullet
Fast & easy tngger-act1on
staplef by Arrow It's easier to
drive a staple tllan a nail
#JT21. Reg 9 99
521
,_.can, ........... ,
Just bring In your own !Tl4Mel
c.n and buy our quality bulk
paint thinner tor all your paint
~p )obi. Reg. 994
....... ...... ........
Join the
chain gang
Homellte s newest. moll
powerful electric powered
chain saw Menual 0111no
#XEL-12. Reg 59 95
5295
the rust removtr
to trust
Bn.ial'I tt on wath ruat on
WC>ftla on all me1a1 ll.lf1eces
Help1 to prevent furtl'ler
rusting. 16 fl oz by Duro
Reg. 2 99 1aa
01ter'1 1'·•P••d ~ detlWr'I • apeed tor .,.,., oooldng needf
Convenient pu.hhYtlon control .....
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31 88
no-tlln
llntsn
Ray·O· Vac• lluoresc•l\t
lantern for camping or
emergencies at constructt0n
sites 2 bulbs "SPOrt:sman
Battery not included '360
Reg 24 95
14aa
for tudled
ducts
Big ~ roll of duct tape
fOf all your plumbmg tob9.
Stock up now ~ MY9Fal
rolls. 2·· Wide. R9Q. e 99
219
you should
hmt I ftalr
torwaas
Ralf Squar• wallpaper
1querM make rede-
oorallng your walla a
cinch. tn1truct1on In-
duded. CtM>iCe of pet-
... 12"•12"' aquerea
Alg.UI
329
.... lS
Mcl..ane ta.n ~ o•ves you
prolessional-IQoll. lawns 2-
,, p 6flgQS & Stratton eoome
rugged deslgn:1100.2R
Reg 169 95
13995
extlnd your
pow• tor pow•
l6/3 heavy dll1y ••tension cord. Orange, fOf outdoor
uM. 100' long. 3 pronga.
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